Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-12-19

Beli,tn,tt Gitrni1trle.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1889.
Town and County.
CHRISTMAS next Wednesday.
We have reached the shortest days of
the year.
GAINESVILLE is agitating the question
of paved streets.
MONROE county teachers will hold an
Institute next week.
Mrs. PERRY HATHAWAY, of Bridge
port, died on Saturday.
REUBEN WAKEFIELD, of Fairview, kill
ed hog that weighed, when dressed, GO4
pounds.
THE children at the Children's Home
are preparing an entertainment for
Christmas.
FRANKLIN College opens, next term,
January =. The present attendance is
the largest in its history.
49, o,1 600 w W AFoafo-;oc 1T;
club-agent for the Pittsburgh !St0ckmdn.
Price One Dollar year. IL I2-2t
A PROTRACTED meeting in the Pres
byterian Church at WarnOck Station, has
been in progress for about week.
THE board walk leading to the North
ern depot has been repaired, adding to
its appearance as well as its safety.
Miss CAROLINE PECAREY, of Temper
anceville, has gone to Nazareth, KY, to
assume the veil of Sister of Charity.
FINE CAKES furnished TO order; choice
Candies and Fruits at NJ. L. Wilson's, st.
Clairsyilie. 1t
HELwIG, Prohibition candidate for
Governor, received the same number of
votes in Guernsey county as in this cOun-
ty.
DR.. G. S. MELONS, of Barnesville.
has been appointed member of the staff
of Gen. Alger, Commander-of- Chief of
the e. A. r.
THE Z. p. congregations at Warnock
and Belmont Ridge are considering the
proposition of securing a pastor to serve
them jointly.
HANDKERCIIEFs, Gloves, Mutliers. Ties.
Umbrellas, etc. All kinds and prices, at
II 12-2t JEPsoN t& PATTON.
j. w. BARNES and Miss Ella w. Ha-
gar of GAINESVILLE, were married ct the
home of the bride in that place on last
Thursday evening.
Our of fifty-six students entering the
Cincinnati Law School, four of the five
receiving the highest grades were gradu-
Mrs. CATHARINE ULRICH died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs ThOs Coop
er, in Bellaire, on last Friday, from
pneumonia, aged 81 years.
For Holiday COnfectiOns go to NJ E.
Wilson's. He has a fresh stock of the
purest Candies and CONNECTIONS, which
he sells at bottom prices. 2t
MAJOR w. T. NORRIS, of Woodsfield.
has been appointed Superintendent of
the State Arsenal at Columbus, by Gov
ernor-elect Campbell. Morris crippled
veteran
MEssRs. FRAsIER and Henderson ad-
ministrators of the estate of the late w.
III. Henderson, offer at private sale a
farm, near Maynard, containing Il acres.
See ad. in this paper.
Mrs. ISABELLA LINN, of Morristown,
died on Monday of last week, aged 80
years. She was a woman noted for many
good qualities, and will be sadly missed
by large circle of friends.
NEw-New Orleans goods Choice old
fashioned "Orleans Sugar" also, Granu-
lated or Cane Sugar, and best Molasses.
Sweetest goods in the world.
IL 22-2t GEO. JEPsoN.
DIXON Bros, hatters and gents fur
nishers, of Martins Ferry, assigned last
week for the benefit of creditors. Liza
bilities $500, and assets $4,000. Frank
r. Sedwiek is the assignee.
THE Bellaire papers complain that the
young men and boys of that place are in
the habit of indulging nightly some
times prolonging their sittings until day
light, in the fascinating game of poker
CHRISTMAS GOODS - Candies. Nuts.
RaisiNs, Figs, Oranges, Lemons, Dates,
etc. The finest stock we ever had All
fresh. 2t GEO. JEPsON.
FRED TIERS, the driver of the Atlantic
engine, Wheeling, while driving to a fire
on last Friday evening was thrown to
the ground with great force, and sustain
ed severe injuries to the head and chest,
which may prove fatal.
JOSEPH BUNDSHUH, a laborer at the
Belmont mill, in Wheeling, was horribly
mangled by being run over by an engine
in the Baltimore and Ohio yard at that
place on last Thursday morning. In his
pocket was found S2l6.
BUCKwIIEAT-Th genuine thing and
no mistake. Thoroughly tried and pro-
nounced pure. Another large lot coming
from the same place. 2t GEO. JEPSoN.