Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-04-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
AN attempt is being made at Flushing
to institute race track.
READ F. Troll and Sons Carpet and
Lace Curtain advertisement
MARTINS FERRY is trying to organize
Republican marching club of 100 mem
bers.
IT is proposed to convert the old fair
grounds at Barnesville into some sort of
park.
PATTERSON & Sons make the timely
announcement in this issue of articles
suitable for spring house cleaning
THE Junior Society of the High school
will give a public literary entertainment
on the evening of Friday, April 10th.
THE notice of the annual election of
officers of the st. Clair Building and
Loan Company appears in this issue.
MEssRs. ALVIN JARRETT, Thos Gay.
and Miss Dora Kinney, of Centerville,
will start next week to Franklin College.
BEING very much crowded for space
this week we have been obliged to abridge
some of our correspondence in order to
give all a place.
THE Clerk of PeaSe township in let
ter published by the Sunday Register,
makes charges of irregularity against the
Township Trustees.
THIS paper contains the new display
"adv." of F. Trolls Sons. Patrons of this
old reliable firm will find many delightful
surprises among their new and varied
stock
VOTE for Hoge, Grassland and Thomp-
son for Councilmen, and Henry Adams
for Clerk. Compare the candidates and
then vote the straight Republican ticket
1t is important.
REPUBLICANS and Democrats too can
subserve their interest by turning out
next Monday and voting for Robert NJ.
Wilkins for Trustee He is wide
awake business farmer, and should re-
ceiye the support of every one.
VOTE for Henry W. Carroll for
Treasurer. He is thoroughly equipped
for the position, and entirely deserving
of your support. Possessing excellent
business qualifications, if elected, he will |
make capable and efficient officer.
THE new firm of undertakers, Frasier
q Clark, advertise for the first time in |
this issue. They are located in new
quarters at the rear of the Clarendon
and will pay special attention to all
branches of the undertaking business.
A GENTLEMAN in Union county, Mo-, !
who is too modest man to have his name |
mentioned in the newspapers, Was cured |
of rheumatism by ChamberlainS Pain
Balm, after trying other medicines and
treatment for thirteen years. For sale at
Patterson's. 4-2-4t
IT will be to the interest of Republicans
all over the county to turn out to the
township elections on Monday. The re-
suit in the spring, presageS the fall battle.
See that Republicans turn out. The
township offices, though small, are i'm
portant.
BY an act of the General Assembly
this winter the polls at voting places
must open promptly at o'clock in the
morning, and close promptly at O'Clock
in the evening. 1t would be well for
and others to see that the
law is carried out
GENTLE SPRING loses many of its
terrOrS when the system is fortified by
the use of Ayers SarSaparilla. With null
titudes, this wonderful tonic Alternative
has long superseded all other spring med
icine, being everywhere recommended
by physicians.
REV. D. G. STEWART, who has been
spending some months in Edinburgh,
Scotland, pursuing theological course
in the universities of that city, sailed
from Glasgow on March 20, and was due
to arrive in New York on Monday He
will probably locate in Hoboken, New
Jersey.