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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
rs sfESsAT aST JSL july
y on the falace steamer CITY OF PARIS 90. so
LIVERPOOL Chester ksniiMerh MsrMc sarssford
9n-Avon London a days.. Paris g days., Versailles,
Cost Of weeks trip. including all expenses of
s @ PSR aTi Psi hs
IT'D TO aS Parties going will DO well to call inn
Of S py sfs and D "a nS sh sSs
nished by the manager,
W. p. VAN wICKLE.
Bradbury Palace of Music,
jel3-3t 1928 Pennsylvania
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs'
GRAND EXCURSION TO BAY RIDGE.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL.
Under the management of Nelson Division. No. .. and
Columbia Division, No. 3. Uniformed Rank
Tickets, slO0. Children. so cents.
Trains leave at 9: Is a. m. 1 30 and % pm.
GO WITH Us FOR GOOD TINE. ,el3-3t
MOTLEY HALL.
NEW INCLUSION RESORT.
Adjoining Fort Foote.
LARGEST Pavilion. Cafe and Bowling Alieys. Steam
Mater throusa ali the BniidinTs and Toilet ROOMS
Coolest and shadiest Groves. Most Romantic ham
''''' APARADIsE FOR PICNICs.
Music by Prof. Frank Pistoria. Regular dinner &c.
Meals and luncheon at all hours Open on and after
SATURDAY. JUNE ID.
the n sSs paatis steamer capacity
n ss a PsSfSa N Il frS
shs as Jus boy M sass I'm 81 n sss s,s
FARE. ROUND TRIP. 25 CENTS.
Special reduced rates to organizations and family
ton given to patrons. Books now open.
J. HARRISON JOHNSON. supt..
3O3 9TH st. sw.
Independent Steamboat and Barge Co. jes-3m
RIVER VIEW.
SEASON OF 1891.
THE COMFY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.
MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER
RESORTS COMBINED
THE PALACE STEAMER
SAMUEL ). PENTz
VIII make three trips every SUNDAY leaving 7th It.
wharf 10:Ao am and 3: LIS .. IA and .. m. sharp.
llcketss <Oc.
Thrss trips every WEDNESDAY. leaving III IT.
wharf 9:45 In. LAS and 6:45 pm
Tickets. Is centa
Steamer and grounds lighted by ELECTRICITY.
The Best Meals furnished on the Potomac rvsr or
anywhere else for only SOC. No Questionable parties
allowed on boat OF grounds.
For charters. kc.. call or sddrso
Z. Q. RANDALL. Proprietor.
my2s hoo Virginia ave. Az.
CAFES EXCURSIONS TO CALIFORNIA. MEX
Nd1oSdacfs Lite Mounsins csn.d. and eastern
summer resorts ready, at greatly rsducsd rates
WIcKLE. I225 Pa ave yel2-3t
MEscHAkTs AR AR C M,Naks, TRANsfok1A-
10 BOSTON By SEA
MAGNIFICENT IRON sTEAMsHIPA
b EDEEslHESssFRsf Z g; T.YloM How
CHATHAH-Capt. T. g. March.
SAILING
FROM BALTIMORE EVERY MONDAY AND
THURSDAY AT O'CLOCK Pm.
Ysss. Including meals snd upper dsck stsss room
Fare Including meals md main saloon stsas room
s;E!s: si a;, So fSuaa s:sg. a e, %, - -,
(Kach stsss room contains two b@sha,
For furts~ informssson sddrss
A. L HU0oINs. Assut,
Feot Long pock
1sassAsssssz. rsai-s., 1aas.ss~ "a
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BEFORE leaving the city for the summer dis
pose Of your personal effects through LATIhER
d SLOAN, auctiOneers. 1409 q st. NV.
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BEEKELEY Is pure.

HEURICH's Extra Pale Lager the best Bot
tied by the ARLINGTON BOTTLNG Co.
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THIS EVENING.
MOUNT VERNON.
~ TOMB OF I Fss
And the
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL.
SIMMER sCuFpuIr

SUMNER SCHEDULE
sea se l s lend 1.
Fob NC SoTST II SfkNtSSN0"ne trip daily ..oep,
share PARE r rsaGsRT p 5hs S On her
samlsson TO the mansion and grounds EleSant cate
FoK MARSHALL HALL-Two tim. daily. e,c-r.
Sunday. az 10 and 30 SHARP. reaching the
, city on return a, 2:o pm and 2 M Fare. rognd
st Marshall Hall 20 down At 10 d, and reilain
until the last boat, at pm. Everybody made COM
rS6A new MRS FISH IA afLIs.cREp
MUSlC-Ihe Charles Manchester Tor Marshall Hall
rs,urnins reach The city at 2:ao 5;45 and ,. M.
The ". s. Corcoran for Marshall Hall on sundays
st5l p m returning reach the city at $50 y. m.
Mn iXP gASx Had TRIPS, FRIDAY AND sAIuR-
shall Hall and Indian Hesd every friay and saturday
sn1ns al aa dsy and evening", Mg'f pa na
can 30 to fSIn a. TP q 10 Sen,' and
Head H. and take tue evening boat there to Indian
On Necessary the W. W. Corcoran at e45 p. m. for
.n For charter .9 Of Steamers and MARSHALL HALL
On aud after June I the steamer W. W. coRCoRAN
sna rS Ne, nsT wharf loot Of .th st for Alexandria
PING a MAksHAIL HALL going and return ins
either the Charles Manchester or the W. w. Corcoran
Treixht carsiaily delivered.
Telephone call-s,5.
Col. Jos. C. McKIBBEN,
Marshall Hall
Commanding Charles Manchester. ieI5
frHE BEST FAMILY EXCURSION OF THE SEA.
4 son will be that given by the Catholic knights Of
RIVER VIEW. TUESDAY. JUNE 10.
oser oa Se.Seen Eessd nnes pzs bowling and
Palace steamer Pentz leaves 9TH St. wharf At
s:i3 Nm l:41 and 6:4J ?. IA. Tickets, 25c. jelj2t
DoN'T FORGET DAY AND DAFT
To 20 with
WASHINGTON DIVISION, NO. 1. U. R., K. OF p,
TO BAY RIDGE.
special program for this date
Tickets. 81. Children. % cents.
Tickets can be had from members and at depot on
Trans leave b. and O. depot at els a. m. 1:ao and
4:25 pm. jeIl AT
RAY RID G E.
OPEN JUNE Is.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
and O'Clock p. m
q. s. NAVAL ACADEMY BAND.
THE BROTHERS KossUFF, THE BIJoU
QUARTET. sATsUMA. THE GREAT
JAPANESE JUGGLER. MUSICAL
DALE. PROF. BURcKE
AND HIS DOG
CIRCUS &c.
BOUND TRIP sl.oo
Trains leave B. and O. Station, week days-el an,
30, pm. sundays-ea5 Am. 30. Bis p. IN.
STR. BARTHOLDI. DAILY TRIPS EVERY HOUR
Dixie Lsnding New PAVILION. music and dancing
rp Is cts Pleasure boats with ali modern improve
nents for hire and sale Steamer leaves boathouse
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VOC are welcome to look at the suits We have
marked down to $3.50 without buying.
EIsENAS Bios, 18th and Z SITS.
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kEKP Your HOUSES CooL,

kEEP SoUR HOUSES CooLi
Save time, labor ami expense!
The Peerless gas cooking stove
IL Endorsed by hundreds of delighted custom
srs. who say: lit cooks quicker and better than
my range and costs less than coal
4-hole stove with large oven, Sl9.
S-hole stove with large oven, $40.
y. r. BROOKE, 5S1 18th St
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NIsIT TIE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS
63i -G35 Mass ave. n. W. Telephone 1852
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If You
BUY
PERFECT GAS RANGE
You WILL HAVE ALL YOUR COOKING
DONE IN FIRsT-CLAss MANNER ANDAT
SMALL COST. ABOUT 81 so PER MONTH
FOR FAMILY OF FIVE PEOPLE. CALL
AND SEE THEM. wEHAvE GAssTovEs
FROM Soc. TO %. IS. AND GAS RANGES.
e12. so TO $40.
,s13 G. A. MUDDIMAN. Ga 18th It,
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Attend our Sf290 reduction sale of mem
suits EIsrMAx Bros 9TH and SITS.
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Hardly Possible-but we are doing It.
Selling good quality Mackinaw Straw Hat for
Soc. Let MS sell you one.
HENRY FRANC 4 Son, One Price,
1t Cor 7th and D.
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere OF
OF town li27 New FORK ave.
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BERKELEY pure rye whisky

CALL TELEPHONE 63i-3
And order case OF
Peurich's Extra Pale Lager.
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TRE BAY State" lawn mowers are the beat
Sold with an absolute and unconditional guar
antee. Another large invoice just received.
Price so each
Screen doors, best quality. complete with
spring hinges. knob, &c. $40 each See them
before purchasing One section OF the best
quality mot competition garden hose, fully
warranted. complete with patent nozzle, Tor
$iyj-
The Queen Anne window screens new.
adjustable; no Objectionable center bars; VIII
tit any window from Is to 45 inches in width;
3Jc each.
Heavy galvanized netting, for tennis courts,
G9c. for 100 square feet
CHAs. t. CARTER 4 Co.,
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days as
an inducement
for
every one
to try
the wonderful
superiority Of
Coffees
Roasted by the Johnston Dry Roast Process.
Latest
importation
in Teas,
50,
CO.
80 cents
and
one dollar
per pound.
Customers
should
not become
discouraged
at the
vast crowds
which
throng our
establishment
and think
Of leaving
without
being served.
By our
splendid system
the entire
crowd is changed in from one to two minutes.
Come early and select your presents.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.,
731 18th St., bet. G and H.
1t Special telephone SIG.
Preserving Season is Now at Hand.
Save your money while you can.
Best Granulated Sugar. AZ cents.
Two pounds Graduated Sugar given away
to every purchaser of one pound of Tea or one
pound of Baking Powder.
Ii you want a cup of delicious Coffee try our
Eight O'Clock Breakfast Coffee. Our 33c.. 35c
and 38c Java and Mocha Coffee stands
unequaled. Special presents given with every
ing Powder.
Checks given with every Is cents worth Of
Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder, Flavoring Extract
and CONDENSED Milk.
All goods delivered free to any part of the
ceived every other day.
Make your purchases early. We close
promptly at In, Saturdays excepted.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
Main Store. sol and sos 7th street northwest.
Branches, 1920 14th street northwest; 3IOa
street, Georgetown: So, So and 60 Center
O-street Market, and 101 Northern Liberty
Telephone call a5S-2. 1t
Do Not Miss Tomorrow,s great snecial
present day at 731 7th st.
Best Granulated Sugar, ~ cents. Imported
japanese Lunch Baskets, Decorated Bakers,
Gold-band China Cups and Saucsrs given
away. it.
Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old, CSC. at.
Port Wine, med. use, full OTIS, Soc bot
Virginia Claret, full qts. 25c., or e. rs per doz
Lime Juice. qts., Csc. New Salmon, 2 cans, Csc.
New Lobster. Sardines, 25c.; full cans for
25c.; Fine Imported, Csc. Finest Pat Flour,
S1.75 u Dbl; Roller Process, 81. so and o.. rs.
Gran. Sugar. 41zc. Java Coffee, SOC:
1t P. R. WILSON, 9s4 It'll st. NV.
Hardly Possfble-but We are doing Il.
Selling a good quality Mackinsw Straw Hat for
SOC. Let MS sell you One
HENRY FRANC 4 Sox, One Price,
1t Cor. 7th and D.
Raxors warranted. Returnable il not sati
factory. Kept in shaving condition free. WAL
FORD, al Pa ave. lts
Hotel johnson Csfe.-Sea water delica-
cies-the famous Norfolk Spots and Spanish
Mackerel Soft Shell and Deviled Crabs from
Tangier sound, New York, Little Neck CLAIMS,
HOLSTERS, Shrimps and Norfolk Oysters on half
Fine trade solicited. It
Short Breath. Palpitation, Pain in Chest,
Weak or Faint Spells, DC, cured by Dr. Miles
New Heart Cure. Sold at
Str MERTz's DRUe SroRE, 1914 r ct.
"R0ckbridge Rye, " finest made, a per gal.
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LyxoH's, A0A 9th st. nv.
s1-m&f,tr
An Invention Making Sewing Pastima.
Wheeler q Wilson's New High Arm No. 9.
It charms on sight Its usc eurapturea
Once 4S7 9Th street northwest dit
M. s. CAHu1 & Cos
ALMA PoLlsR
'ssAs sss Ds...as n ~ woaLDs~
I.ass I'm. As~
J ss,A ~ An M. D..,-A -s..a.
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Hotel johnson Cafe.-Sea water delica-
cies-the famous Norfolk Spots and Spanish
Mackerel, Soft Shell and Deviled Grabs from
Tangier sound, New York, Little Neck CLAIMS.
Lobsters, Shrimps and Norfolk OYSTER on bali
shell. High grade only. Lifetime experience.
Fine trade solicited. IL
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s'Rockbridge Rye, /" finest made, a per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LyxcH's, 40A 9th St NV
sl-m&f,tr
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DID You EVER Try In

not. we
respectfully
urge you to take
Hoods Sarsapariia
this spring. This the
thine OF year when nearly
everybody needs good medi-
cine to purify the blood, cleanse
the SYSTEM OF the winters accumula-
ton OF impurities and put the whole body
in good condition for the summer. such uni-
yersai satisfaction has Hoods Ssrsaparilla given
for
this pur-
pose that we
feel warranted
In saying that 1t is
the most successful and
most popular buildin2-up
medicine. If You feel weak,
Hoods SarsaparIlla is just what
you need to restore your strength and
make you feel perfectly well. IT feel
= in duty bound to tell the public of the benefit
derived from Hoods Sarsaparilla K have
troubled
with a severe
form of nervous
dyspepsia, was tired
and langud. with am
bition to work my sleep
was irregular. One day hap
pened to be reading about Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and thought perhaps this
medicine would do me good. SO Logan
taking il. From the very first Hoods Ssrsa-
parilla seemed to be just the thing for me.
dyspepsia has
entirely gone.
my appetite is excellent
I can eat heartily without
distress atterward."-J. J. SOUL
LY. President Seamen's Union o16
Catherine street, Detroit, Mich Be sure
to get Hoods Sarsaparilla-
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Acesx cLus's sxcuruion, Marshau Han.
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Pure Rye Whisky, years old, CSC. qt
Port Wine, med. use, full qts., SOC. bot
Virginia Claret, full qts., 25c., or e. rs per doz
Lime Juice. CTS, Csc. New Salmon, 2 cans, 25c
New Lobster. Sardines, 25c.; full cans for
25c.; Fine Imported, Csc. Finest Pat. Flour,
S1.75 u Dbl; Roller Process, el.50 and $1.75
Gran. Sugar. 4zc. Java Coffee, SOC.
1t p. r. WILSON, 934 7th IT. NV.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEwITIs TALLY-Ho COACH LINZ EATEs.
IL Round trip. Arlington and SOLDIER Honis. daily.
10 a, and pm, Jbr 10. Glsn ks-ho
aud Ga IN John bridge. an. I and - D. m.
30 TO ssc. Our 4 n hand tAlly -lo coach
from Saratosa SpriDTS the Harvest and nnss
~ the country. Goaches chartered larse parte..
Leaves the Webster. 5l3 18th ~. the LAnsLaIn.
l4th and h. 10 minutes later. JelO
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Razors warranted. Returnable II not satis-
factory. Kept in shaving condition free. WAL
FORD, al Pa. ave. lts
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Short Breath, Palpitation, Pain in Chest.
Weak or Faint Spells, &C., cured by Dr. Miles
New Heart Cure. Sold at
Str MERrz's DRUo SroRr. IO1l NJ
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CHAs. t. CARTER 4 Co.,
Three doors from 9th St Coz Pa. ave. NV.
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CONDITION OF I'VE WATER

213 am 23Op.m s.l2 am. s:53 pm
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DO Not Miss Tomorrow's great special
present day at 731 7th st.
Best Granulated Sugar, AZ cents Imported
japanese Lunch Baskets, Decorated Bakers,
Gold-band China Cups and Saucsrs given
away. It,
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CITY ITEMS.
Still Continued-Third Special Present
Day, Tuesday, June Ia

Still Continusd-Third Special Present
Day, Tuesday, June Ia
Given away
,7sl tn st..
bet. G and Il.
Thousand
Gold-band
China
Cups and SaucerA
Five
Hundred
Fancy
Majolica
Pitchera
Five
Hundred
Fancy
Japanese
Lunch
Baskets
Five
Hundred
Fruit
Plates.
One
Hundred
Decorated
Bakers
to be
given away
at
The Great China and Japan Tea Company,
731 18th ST..
bet. G and III.
Every purchaser
of two pounds
of Coffee or
one-half pound
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y. n1ch Gay ed 11ls FlIs Lini9g. al aQsi -
- 49, 81 ~, 51n6,$ g. S1 - a.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-08-20
Missionary Society Meeting.

The Woman's Missionary Society of
Wheeling Presbytery will meet at Cadiz,
O., August 9th and 2Sth. A very full
and interesting program has been pre-
pared, from which we take the following:
On the first day Mrs. J. B. Rickets, of
WarnOck, will present paper on "Work
for the Indians;" Thursday night Miss
Sue Giflln, of this place, will read paper
on Foreign Missions" and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelley Giffin, of Egypt, will make ad-
dresses; Friday morning reports from
all societies will be presented. Miss
Maggie Pollock, of UniOntOwn, is on the
program of this day for paper on
"Freedman's Missions" The report of
officers and election will follow.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-08-20
Election Board Meeting.

The County Board of Elections met in
this place on Thursday last. The matter
of the division of election precincts
which are too large under the Australian
ballot law, was considered. st. Clairs-
vile precinct, Richland township; Bridge
port precinct, Pease township; Fourth
ward, BelIaire; and Warren township
will have to undergo division. The
Board will meet again on September 3,
to make these divisions, and they give
notice in another column of their con
templated action. In their meetings so
far the Board has acted harmoniOusly,
and it seems probable that all these pre-
liminary matters will be adjusted with
out trouble.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-08-20
The Amphion auartette.

The concert of the Amphion Male
Quartette, Friday evening, owing to, we
know not what cause, was not so well
attended as it should have been. The
music was excellent. The Quartette
showed its careful training by the har-
monious blending of the different voices
on difficult selections. Their songs were
largely the old familiar ones, and they
gave ample evidence that the music has
not yet been sung out of them. Mr..
Charles F. Harris, with small frame,
but tremendous voice, as basso and
humorist, captured the audience, and
was several times recalled In fact the
audience was generous of its approval to
all the performers.
Miss Dickinson, the Lady Whistler,
was very expert. She made real music
with this difficult species of execution.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-08-20
Wool Market Brighter.

| The situation in the wool market al
present indicates an early advance in
prices. The best commercial authorities
agree that the conditions are such that
the present prices will not long prevail
On this the Boston Commercial Bulletin
says: "The market is quite active. If
money were not as tight as it is there is
| little question that wool would advance
and smartly. 1t is admitted generally
that wool has touched bottom and it is
merely question how long it will stay
there. Barring the financial stringency
the prospect is good. The attendance has
been liberal both of the cashmere and
worsted mills, and there is general feel
ing of confidence which has manifested
itself not merely in the comparative in
difference to sell shown here but in the
purchases of wool by local spectators in
the West" The trouble seems to be in
the difficulty which manufacturers have
to secure money. Last year there were
several failures, and bankers are inclined
to be little wary in loans. For week
paying 80 cents, and nearly all buyers
now are willing to pay such figures. The
stock of wool is acknowledged to be low,
and now it seems probable that those
who hold on to their clips will realize
third of dollar for them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-08-20
Twice Married in Six Months.

Bellaire has a man who marries on
short notice and often, if reports from
that place are correct. Last Christmas
Ray Romick, of the Fourth ward, was
married to Kate Haler, of that place
and on July l9he again married, but this
time to Bertha Flanders, of Washington
county, Ohio. He did not go to house
keeping with the first until April 1, and
it was not long until a disagreement took
place. His wife went back to her parents
and the husbands parents took charge of
the furniture of their son. He took a
trip for his health after the separation.
1t was on that trip that he met Miss
Flanders, and in three weeks after their
first acquaintance, married her. He then
found that things were likely to be warm
and he disappeared, but has recently been
seen about BelIaire. He is not of age,
and it is alleged that he committed perjury
in both cases in order to obtain license
If the facts as told are correct young
Romick is likely to find himself in trouble
on the dual charge of perjury and bigamy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-08-20
HIS RIGHT EYE.
Clarence Cochran is Severely Hurt by the
Unlucky Explosion of a Cap.

Clarence Cochran is Severely Hurt by the
Unlucky Explosion of a Cap.
Clarence Cochran was badly injured in
the right eye by the explosion of a
cartridge cap, last Saturday morning.
The load had been taken from 32
calibre cartridge, and Clarence was at
tempting to pound out the cap, intending
to put in a new cap and load, and sup
posing that the cap had also been ex
ploded. BY one of those unfortunate
accidents, however, it had not been. 1t
went off under his hand, and flying
piece of the metal struck him fairly in
pupil of the eye. The wound is being
cared for by DR.. West. 1t is impossible
to ascertain before the hurt has some
what healed, just how serious it is.
There is some hope on the part of the
young mans friends that the sight may
not be entirely destroyed. In any case
it is a severe and unlucky injury, and
Clarence and his friends have the general
sympathy of the community.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-08-20
Charge Not Sustained.

A case, which from its character at
tracted considerable attention in the
vicinity of Glencoe, was heard before
Squire Linn on Monday. Last week
Mrs. Margaret Kettlewell, married
woman, of near Glencoe, filed an affidavit
against Robert w. Irwin, a young man
of the same vicinity, charging him with
serious crime, alleged to have been
committed on June 80. From the fact
that Mrs. Kettlewell had not made
known, even to her husband, the fact of
an assault until last week, and further
that young Irwin had been frequent
visitor at the house since that time, so
weakened the testimony against the
accused that he was discharged.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-08-20
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Points About People Who Com
and Go.

pertinent POINTS ABOUT People VINO Come
and Go.
Misses Clara and Lucy Alexander
have gone on two weeks visit to Phila
delphia and other places in Eastern
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. e. c. Roberts, of Canton, a
former resident of this place.. is visiting
the family of Mr.. A. J. Mcfarland.
Mrs. David Darrah returned Tuesday
from visit to Steubenville.
H. c. Hatcher, resident of this
place some years ago, now living at
Toledo, o., has been spending vacation
with relatives south of town.
Miss Lizzie Neff, of Belmont Ridge,
and Miss Carrie Meyers, of Kelsey, are
the guests of the family of Michael
Meyers, in the east end.
Among visitors from this place to
the PennyrOyal Reunion, Wednesday,
were Clerk Davies, Treasurer Archer,
Deputy Recorder Osler, and Walker
Kilgore
Recorder Beckett returned Saturday
from trip through the East, where he
visited Boston, the White Mountains,
and various other points.
Mrs. Laura Sharp and sister, Miss
Kilgore, are on trip to Atlantic City.
&C. L. Weems and family returned
Tuesday from several weeks visit at
Caldwell.
j. b. Butler and wife are spending
week at Fairview.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-08-20
IN PROBATE COURT.
Juries and Preliminary Proceedings in
Condemnation Suits.


In the condemnation proceedings OF
the Pittsburgh, Ohio Valley and Cincin
natl Railroad VS.. John Frizzell, ct al, the
following jury was drawn to appear in
Probate court, on Sept eth: Thomas Lis
ton, Alex. Thoburn, Pease; q. W. Mitch
ell, VIM. Applegarth, GOlerain; VIM. b
Kirkland, VIM. Foreman, Mead; James
Coleman, Wheeling; Willis HOyle, Mar
tins Ferry; A. ID. King, Thos. Harvey,
Richland; E. J. Ball, Charley Anderson,
Kirkwood; Samuel 0glebee, Smith; VIM.
Sullivan, Warren; t. A. Welsh, Washing
ton; Jonathan Hallet, Flushing.
In the case of Sarah Jenkins, ct al VS..
Tie Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
Railroad Company, which was tried be-
fore jury in Probate Court on Tuesday,
a verdict was rendered finding the title
in the name of the plaintiff. The follow
ing were the jurors of the jury: VIM. IL.
III. Thompson, VIM. Vessels, Bellaire;
Allen Floyd, VIM. Gregg, W. H. Seers,
Warren; Hugh Griffen, Herman Harten-
stein, ]. a. Johnson, Pultney: E. l.. Hob
son, Flushing; ]. n. Warnock, Smith; j.
A McNary, Richland