Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-12-18
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Town and County.
CHRISTMAS is only one week off.
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DIARIES for 1891 at J. B. HoGE's. 2t
SEVEN LoAvEs for 25c at WM kun
KLEs. 12-lS 2t.
READ the programme for the Farmers
Institute in thisaissue.
THE Ohio Legislature begins to grind
again on January 9Th.
GRAHAM, Cream and Old Fashioned
Bread always on hand at j. RoTH's.
THE new Presbyterian church at Rock
Hill is approaching completion.
EIGHT hundred and sixteen scholars
are enrolled in the Bridgeport schools.
THE usual line of choice Holiday Can
dies at l2-l1-3t WILSON'S
CIRCUIT COURT is in session this
week. Twelve cases are on the docket.
The Bellaire public schools close to-
morrow for holiday vacation of two
weeks.
CoD FIsH-Boneless- one lb. pack
ages; very nice and cheap, at JEPsONs.
F. T. STILwELL is the newly elected |
Commander of Branum Post, G. A. r.,
Bridgeport.
NEXT Saturday is the last day accord
ing to law for the payment of taxes with /
out penalty.
CHILDREN's Holiday Books and Games |
in endless variety at CRossLAND's Drug
Store. 12-11-2t
TWENTY-FIVE new nail machines are
to be added to the equipment of the
Laughlin Nail Mill.
The Christmas presents will bring out
the hidedn dollars, which after all were
made to circulate.
PHOTOGRAPH Novelties, Frames, etc.,
at Ferren's Gallery, on North St. 12-l1-2t
GEO. WEBB, Glenn's Run dairyman,
fell from his hay NOW on Friday and
dislocated his shoulder
THE Argus says houses are in great
demand in Bridgeport, and that there
should be fifty built next season to supply
the needs.
PITTSBURGH SToCKMAN-PriceS 81 90 a
year. w. w. Nc MONIES, club agent, st.
Clairsfille, Ohio. l2-11-2t
If you miss anything these days, you
will probably find it in the mince pie,
which is supposed to contain little bit
of everything.
THE Pope Manufacturing Company,
of Boston, Mass, has supplied THE
CHRONICLE with neat and convenient
office calendar.
GOLD WATCHES, with raised gold or
naments, nicely engraved and set with
diamonds, are among the largains we are
offering. 12-l1-3t GEO. BROWN & Son.
DIR. SAM SATTERwAITE and wife, of
Fargo, Oak, formerly of this county,
arrived in Bellaire on Friday on visit
to friends and relatives.
THE first apple orchard in the Upper
Ohio Valley is said to have been planted
on Beech Bottom, few miles above
Wheeling, on the West Virginia side.
WE have something fancy in Tea
Dinner and Chamber sets, also full
line of White Granite ware.
1918 2t J. BoRoFF & Sons.
SPoRTsMEN will have full opportunity
during the next ten months or more to
discuss the wonderful achievements of
their fancy bird dogs during the past
season.
DID you ever hear that Graham Bread
was good for the health? Try
1918 ct. KUNKLE's.
THE Clarendon Hotel opened up for
business on Monday with fair run of
custom. Martin Cowen, of Bellaire, had
the distinction of being the first regis
tered guest to take dinner
Go TO J. B. Hoges for the largest as
sortment Holiday Goods in town. Prices
to suit the times. Opp. Courthouse. 2t
AT Benwood on Thursday night, the
cooper shop of Wilson & Dunlevy and
six dwellings belonging to the Benwood
Iron Works, were destroyed by fire,
which originated in the shop. Loss about
$4,000
For CHRIsTMAs-Good things, useful
things, and some very pretty things, at
1211-2t. JEPsoN'S.
THE shortness of the ice crop last
season should admonish those in need of
that commodity to arrange to secure the
first yield of good ice that is thick enough
to cut. The first ice is said to be the best
anyhow.
OYSTERS and Good-always on
hand in season 12-l1-2t at WILSON'S,
CAPT. B. B. DovENER, the we'll known
Wheeling attorney, while hanging some
pictures in his room at the Windsor
Hotel on Thursday, fell from step
ladder and fractured the bones of his
left wrist.
TRY our Loose Roasted Coffee. We
guarantee it to be first-class. Our Teas
an especially fine selection. Only first
class goods at BoRoFFS' 1918 2t
E. W. HoYLE, prominent manufact-
urer of Martins Ferry, had one of his
legs fractured at the ankle on Thursday,
by large piece of timber which fell