Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-12-11

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THURSDAY, DEC. IL, 1890.
Town and County.
DIARIES for 1891 at CRossLAND's. 2t
TAKE some interest in your district
school.
THE Cambridge electric lights cost the
city s7240 each per year.
FULL line Standard Books in Sets al
I2-ll-2t ]. B. HoGE's.
THE CHRONICLE has beautiful line
of samples of wedding cards.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION will be held
at Barnesville next Saturday.
THE usual line of choice Holiday Can
dies at 12-ll-3t WILSON'S
A MARKET-HoUsE project is again be-
ing talked up in Martins Ferry.
CHRISTMAS is coming-pay your sub
scribtion if you can conveniently.
GRAHAM, Cream and Old Fashioned
Bread always on hand at J. RoTH's.
ENCOURAGE your neighbors to sub
scribe for THE CHRoNIcLE-only sl.5O a
year.
WM. MARLow, an esteemed citizen of
Martins Ferry, died on Monday from
consumption.
Cop FIsH-Boneless- one Id. pack
ages; very nice and cheap, at JEPsoN's.
SOME Barnesville gentlemen are nego-
tiating for lease of the Quaker City
window glass works.
PEOPLE who keep the snow cleaned off
their pavements, are sure to receive the
thanks of pedestrians.
PITTSBURGH STOCKMAN-Price 500
year. w. w. Nc MONIES, club agent, st.
.Clairsville, Ohio. 12-ll-2t
DR.J. S. DUFF, of Cadiz, has removed
to Pittsburgh, where he will continue to
practice his profession.
THE indications are that the weather
prophets are right and that this is to be
an old-fashione winter.
PHoToGRAPH Novelties, Frames, etc,
at Ferren's Gallery, on North st. 12-1l-2t
NEXT TERM of Franklin College begins
Janury 6. Last month, boarding, room,
and books, cost ladies S17O per week.
IT is not bad sign to see people taking
a deep interest in their own affairs
so many interest themselves in other
peoples.
CHRISTMAS Candies and Nuts in abun
dance at I2-11-2t j. ROTH's.
BRING your job printing to THE
CHRONICLE, the only Office in st. Clairs
vile where an experienced job printer is
employed.
FRANK SKUNK, of New Albany, Ind,
formerly of Bellaire, died recently from
lock jaw, caused by running carpet tack
into his foot.
For CHRIsTMAs-Good things, useful
things, and some very pretty things, at
12-1l-2t. JEPsoNs.
THE Farmers Institute, to be held at
Cadiz, January and s, will be presided
O by Mr.. C. NJ Hogg, with E. B. Nc
n Zee, Secretary.
THREE thousand tons of finished iron
was the size of the output of Etna Mill
during November-the largest in the
history of the works.
Go TO J. B. Hoge's for the largest as
sortment Holiday Goods in town. Prices
to suit the times. Opp. Courthouse. 2t
THE Dollar Savings Bank of Bellaire,
has published their first statement,
which makes very nice showing. They
have S49,64s deposits and 81, 900 surplus.
THE monthly meeting of Eureka Farm
ers Alliance will be held Saturday, Dec.
18th, St2 O'Clock. Subject for discussion,
The Rawlings Bill" Hon. A. T. Mckelvey
to open.
FARMERS of Harrison county will
petition the Legislature to pass law
the shooting or trapping of
quail or pheasants in Ohio for a period
of ten years.
GOLD WATCHES, with raised gold or
nicely engraved and set with
are among the bargains we are
offering 12-11-3t GEO. BROWN & SoN.
CAPT. SAM DEAN, of Pittsburgh,
prominent Ohio River steamboatman,
died on Sunday. He formerly lived at
Martins Ferry, and still has relatives
in that place.
THE glassworkers at the Crystal works,
Bridgeport, are on a strike, because the
demand for the displacement of an as
sorter who did not please them, was not
complied with.
Pies and Cakes in endless variety at
12-11-2t j. ROTH's.
STEExRT B. SHoTwELL. the oldest and