Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-09-12

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room at corner opposite old stand.
Ne,o Goods Blankets, Blankets, and
Comforts, to suit all, at c. Trolls Sons.
CIRCUIT COURT meets at WOOdstield
on the 18th inst, and Common Pleas on
the 23d.
THE next meeting of the Belmont
County Medical Association is to be held
in Bellaire.
GoTo Bumgarner's for your Children's
Shoes. 1871
THE WOOdsfeld Fair was well attended
last week, but the exhibit, it is said, was
not up the average.
THE new schedule for Teachers Ex-
aminations for the current year is pub
lished in this paper.
Neao Goods-Full line Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, at c. Trolls Sons.
FLUSHING Division, Uniform Rank h.
of P, % members, was instituted on
Tuesday evening of last week.
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THE st. ClairsVille and Northern Rail
road will sell excursion tickets to Wheel
ing Fair, this week, for soc for round trip.
SEND in your orders for job printing
We have large and well selected stock
of job stationery which we furnish at
reasonable rates.
Neao -Rubberwear, all kinds, at
c. Trolls Sons.
THERE was considerable complaint
among exhibitors and Others because the
details of the recent Fair had not the ;
proper attention.
THE C., L. & W. Railroad will run an
excursion to Detroit on the 18th for SO
for theround trip. ExcursiOnists will go I
by boat from Cleveland.
Go TO Bumgarner's for your Best Boots {
and Shoes of all kinds. " 0-3t
SUP'T E. b. THOMAS, of the WOodSlield
schools, and Miss Temple st. Clair, of
that town, were married last week. Mr..
Thomas was formerly resident of this +,
county. .
MRS VIM FETTE suicided in the river i
at Wheeling on Monday. She had been '
sick for some time and was afflicted with t
melancholia, which cause led to her {
strange act.
Ne,D Goods-Come and see them; fine ,
stock of New Dress Flannels, at G. Trolls
Sons
SARAH PURvIANCE, who has been I
resident of Flushing for nearly GO years, l
died at her home in that place on Thurs i
day, aged 80 years. She was native of
Brownsville, Pa
THERE is talk of building two new
bridges to connect Wheeling and Martins :
Ferry by way of the Island. Eighteen ,
months is given as the time in which they :
are to be completed.
Go TO Bumgarner's for they have the
best Gum Boots in town. t
THE rain on last Thursday afternoon /.
and night, while in d measure spelling !,
the Fair, yet did an incalcuable amount .
of good. The streams were started and
everything refreshed.
l. II. BURGOON, late Receiver of the B., |
z. & C. Railroad, has been appointed
General Manager and Treasurer of the l
Terre Haute and Peoria r. r. with head {
quarters at Decatur, Ill.
NeoO Goods-A complete stock of Men
and Boys Boots and Shoes, at c Trolls
Sons.
On Saturday Christopher Cats and
wife were killed by being struck by an
engine on the Ohio River Railroad while
crossing the track just below Mounds ;
vile. Both were horribly mangled.
AN unknown man, supposed to be a
tramp, was killed by a B. & o. train which G
he attempted to board at BenwOOd on /
Monday. His body was badly cut up, and t
there was nothing on his person by which
he could be identified.
Neao Goods-Our line of Domestics, |
Housekeeping Goods &C., open and now :
ready, at c. Trolls Sons.
Mr.. A. P TALLMAN, Cashier of the Bell 7
aire National Bank, and Miss Carrie Gil S
christ, of Wheeling, were married at noon G
on Thursday, the ceremony being pro- C
nounced by Rev. Rush r. SwOpe, in st. L
Matthew's Church, Wheeling. a
THE interests of the Belmont county :
Democracy are to be managed this year .
by the following Executive Committee: =
ID. H. Miliigan, Chairman; George Linn, !
Secretary: Albert Lawrence, Treasurer,
and W. n. COffiand, Thomas Mccormack, :
j. W. Terrell, and H. Eaton.
ID. E. WELLS and wife of COlerain town q
ship, were very pleasantly surprised by :
about one hundred of their friends call C
ing on Monday evening, it being the 18th C
anniversary of their marriage Many '
handsome and valuable presents were i
left as a token of the esteem in which J
they are held.
On Sunday Charley Fitzpatrick, of
Bellaire, slipped on wet rail in the G. & !
p. yards at that place and fell in such
way that a revolver in this hip pocket
was discharged. The ball entered his q
abdomen, and the physicians were not G
able to locate it. The wound is danger \
GUS, but he may recover {
WHILE Thomas Stillion, of Salesville.