Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-10-03

THE BELMONT CHRONICLES says: There
are some tradesmen in st. Clairsville who
, advertise only in Democratic papers
possibly they want only Democratic pa
: tronage" There are some men in this
/. city who do not advertise at all, possibly
they they do not want any one to patron
ize them. That is the inference some
people draw. and do not feel like going
where they are not invited-Ohio VALLEY
NelcS.
FRANK WINEKER. a miner employed at
the Dillon mines. W. x L. E. railroad,
near Mt. Pleasant. was caught by fall
of slate and instantly killed on Friday.
The family of the deceased wife and
one child, resided at Maynard, where he
was formerly employed in the mines.
His body was brought to his late home
and from thence on Saturday to the
Union cemetery here, for interment.
AT the meeting of the stockholders of
the B., T. Il C. railroad at WOOdsfield on
Saturday, all the propositions submitted
were carried. Col S L. Mooney, the
President of the company before it went
into the Receivers hands has gone to
New Y Ork to apprise the syndicate of the
result and to secure the necessary papers
] 70 +,.ar, hn 70 hn n11
pany.
A FIRE which started in the roof of the
building occupied by Mrs. J. X. Barnes
millinery establishment in Barnesville
one night last week, damaged the build
ing $500, and the stock Of goods was al
so considerably injured. The flames were
extinguished before gaining much head
way, else the fire would have been a dis
astrous one. Loss covered by insurance.
THE ladies of the NJ E. Church are
making preparation for an entertainment
to be given about Thanksgiving, for the
benefit of the parsonage fund of the
Church. They propose having an old
| fashioned "Deestrict Schulz" represent
ing that time-hOnored institution true to
life. 1t promises to be one of the richest
entertainments ever given in this place.
AN old woman the worse of liquor and
almost dead was picked up by c., L. 4
W. freight engine at .WhiSky Run, the
other morning She had been begging
] in the neighborhoOd for few days before
and doubtless used the money received
to crafty her appetite. The woman
should receive the attention of the au-
thOrities.
ANY good citizen who will compare the
Republican and Democratic county tick
cts and inform himself of the methods
being resorted to by some of the Demo-
cratic candidates to elect themselves will
have no hesitation in voting for the Re
publican nominees at the coming election
in November
THE Republican meeting at Bellaire on
Thursday evening of next week, at which
Gov Foraker will speak. promises to be
big affair. There will be special train
on the river roads and the steamer Bell
aire, will carry large number down from
Wheeling.
THE fad in neckties for the fall season
will give the dudes their moneys worth
of material The new scarfS are big
enough for chest protectors or liver pads.
The man who wears one can dispense
with shirt front, andno one be the wiser.
IF occasionally an item of news which
would be of interest to you, fails to find
its way into the columns of this paper,
you may blame yourself for not report
ing it. A newspaper reporter knows a
great deal, but he doesn't know everything
MANY young children become posi-
lively repulsive with sore eyes, sore ears,
and scald head. Such Affections may be
speedily removed by the use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Young and old alike ex-
perience the wonderful benefits of this
medicine.
THE Ktna Axle and Grease Works
at 4Etnavile, owned by James McGee of
the Island, were burned Saturday morn
ing. The fire was caused by the oil boil
ing over Loss about $1,000.
Two Belmont county boys who attend
ed Franklin College last year, went this
Fall to Wooster, compared colleges, and
are now at Franklin.
THERE is talk among the Democracy,
of having Campbell, their candidate for
Governor, brought to this region the week
before the election.
TAKE good care OfyOur beard and keep
it clear of gray hairs so as to retain your
young looks by usiug Buckingham's Dye
! for the Whiskers.
JACOB WYSCARvER, a prominent and
wealthy farmer, living near Batesville,
Noble county, died on Wednesday even
ing of last week.
NINETY cents for the round-trip to the
! G. A r. reunion at Barnesville, Tues
day, of next week.
THE Smithfield fair last week was well
attended and the exhibition was up to
the average.