Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-10-22

IhANhLlN OoLLEGE mas ABOUT lUl
students, and new ones are enroll eC
every week
GEORGE r. TAYLOR, of Wheeling
talks to the people of st. Clairsyille in al
interesting manner this week.
MISSES and Children's Cloaks to suit
everybody.
4 10-22-3t CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
| HARRISON BRADY, of Barnesville. was
knocked down by a train one night last
week, and badly cut and bruised
| NEARLY every able bodied Republican
along the river will be at the Mckinley
meeting at Bellaire Thursday night.
! B. r. JOHNSTON has full line of
baby carriages which he will close out
cheap. 10 I5-2t
THE Republicans of Pease township.
on Saturday, nominated Henry Crawford
of Bridgeport, for Justice of the Peace.
GEN. NATHAN GOFF, the West Vir-
ginia orator, has been compelled by sick
ness to withdraw from the Ohio contest.
| CRANBERRIES.-We have some very
fine ones. Very cheap.
10-22-3t GEO. JEPsoN.
New patterns of Wall Paper for Fall
| trade just in. Remnants at less than
cost, GRASSLAND Bros. Drug Store If
VOTE for John A. Bond for Surveyor.
No better man, or one more thoroughly
qualified for the place, was ever named.
OUR Underwear for Ladies, Misses.
Children and Gentlemen is replete, and
the cheapest.
10-22-3t CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
Miss EMMA SCHUMACHER, formerly of
this place, now of Windsor, Ont, was
married, Tuesday, to Mr. George B. Pull
fer, of Windsor.
JULIA MARLOwE, the talented young
actress, will play in Cymbeline at the
Wheeling Opera House, Wednesday night,
and in Ingomar, Thursday night.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-all buckwheat
and of the best quality, at
1922 ct JEPsoN's.
AMONG the buyers at the great COW
sale of Mr.. L. P. Bailey, at his Belmont
Stock Farm last week, were R. X. Giffen,
of Wheeling, and J. H. Denham, of this
place.
FREDERICK RUDY, rich farmer of
near New Martinsville, w. Va, ON Sat
urday was thrown from his carriage,
dragged mile by the runaway horses
and killed.
We have made special efforts in our
Cloak Department, and we are now able
to please every one in style and prices.
1022-3t CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
ALvA A. WISE, of Pultney township,
was severely injured few days ago by a
heavy barn door breaking from its fasten-
ings and falling on him while he was
attempting to move it
THE Bellaire Steel Works is closed
down this week on account of strike of
the men against being allowed only single
time for Sunday service. The entire
works are thrown off for this week at
least.
RED SEAL LYE. This is powered lye
with sitting top can. The purest lye
made.
1O-22-2t GEO. JEPsoN.
THERE is more danger of the intelli-
gent voter not knowing how to vote than
his humber brother. The latter will be
sure that he learns how, while the former
will think he knows without learning
Inform yourself with out delay.
CHARLES HoGE, the 11-year-old son of
Joseph Hoge, and nephew of j. B.
Hoge, of this place, died at the home of i
his father, near Barnesville, last Thurs ,
lay. Interment at Friends burying {
IucShlllc,
WE have the largest assortment of
Ladies' and Children's Underwear ever 3
opened.
10-22-3t CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
DON'T let this nondescript ballot law
Keep you away from the polls. 1t is Il
bad contrapetion but it is easy to vote a '
straight ticket and that is what every c
Republican should do. Make your mark t
1t the left of the words Republican '
Ticket" '
AT the meeting of the Trustees of the {
Jhildren's Homes of Ohio, held at Spring
ield, last week, it was found that the
Home in this county was one of the best |
,wo kept in the State, and below the
average cost of Homes of like i'm .
)Ortance.
TIE Steubenville Star tells story of
4 brakeman on the Panhandle, who,
while at work clearing up the debris of .
The late wreck at that point, found an .
envelope containing 81 600 in cash. The
envelope was on fire and would have
burned up in moment.