Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-10-08

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ITEMS PITHY AND NEWSY.
Interesting Short Bits Put in Con
venient Form.
Town and Country-Local and Otherwise
Notes Gathered with Pencil,
Paste Pot and Shears.
THERE will be no preaching at Metho
dist church next Sunday.
GEN. HASTINGS, Friday evening, Oct.
l6. A good band will be in attendance.
THE Wheeling Terminal Railway be-
gan running trains to Martins Ferry on
Monday
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGs-Come
and see them and all our new goods.
10-1 ct. JEPsoN & PATTON.
THE case of l.. W. Inglebright, ct al,
against the c., l.. Il w. R'y is on trial in
the Probate Court.
TOWELS AND CRASH-Our stock is
large in these goods. Let us show you
what we have. JEPSON & PATTON. 2t.
MAKE ready to hear Gen. Hastings, at
Court House Hall, ON Friday evening of
next week. He is a man of brain and an
orator
"JEPsoN's 1874" Baking Powder is the
best for the money in America. We
guarantee it. JEPsON. 10-1 2t.
THE second edition of the County
Democratic Convention held at Beilaire
last Thursday, nominated Isaiah Nichol
for Surveyor.
"LITTLE GIANT" School Shoes. A full
line. Best shoe in town. The best is the
cheapest. JEPseN s. PATTON. 10-1 ct.
THE contract for printing the tickets
for Monroe county-20,O00 in number
and blanks, was awarded to Alexander
Bros. & Reef, at $7S.
TEAS AND SPICEs-We know what our
Teas and Spices are, and you can rely on
their purity and excellence all the time.
1O-1 ct. GEO. JEPsON.
B. r. JOHNsTON's four horse outfit
was said by Governor Campbell and those
with him to be the finest rig yet turned
out in honor during the campaign,
CoTTON BATTING-Three grades
very nice and cheap. Also, Comforters.
1O-1 ct. JEPSON & PATTON.
B. R. JoHNsToN's display at the Fair
Grounds was limited by the space at
Call and examine the store
Of which the Fair articles were only
samples
GUM GoODs-Boots, Shoes, Coats, etc
for men, women and children. The best
made. JEPsON & PATTON. 10-1 ct.
A SUIT has been brought to recover lis
acres in the most crowded portion of
East Liverpool. The tract embraces
about half the city, and is valued at
NEW patterns of Wall Paper for Fall
5rade just in Remnants at less than
cost, GRASSLAND Bros. Drug Store. If
BY way of information. we desire to
know if Mr.. Grouse, the young man who
S running for Treasurer on the Demo
,ratic ticket, is the same man who was
expelled from Franklin College, last
winter?
REPUBLICANS in the several localities
will take notice of the announcements of
political meetings in another column.
At all these meetings the ballot law will
,e explained. Republicans should see
hat there is large turn out.
AN excellent citizen, of the vicinity of |
Barton, called at this office, yesterday,
for THE CHRONICLE, and said
le had always been Democrat but was
low going to vote the Republican ticket. |
)ne of the thousands coming over.
UMBRELLAS-All kinds and prices. |
Silk, Alpaca and Gingham.
10-1 ct, JEPSON e PATTON.
A REUNION of the Twelfth West Vir- |
,inia Infantry was held at Martins Ferry
IN Tuesday. A big crowd was present
md the boys exchanged friendly greet
ngs and once more swapped stories of
he war. AS each year the old soldiers
meet the ranks are thinner and the locks
If the veterans more whitened.
THE ladies say that they never feel
lressed unless they have pair of neat
itting shoes. F. Troll & Sons is the
,lace to get them. They have thirty y-fve
Iifferent styles of fine Kid Shoes. 9-24-3t
TO-DAY, October 9Th, will be vividly
by many old soldiers in this
-icinity as the Goth anniversary of the
'attle of Perryville, KY, a battle i'll which
everal regiments from this region par
icipated. The 9Sth o. V. l. took an
specially gallant part in this engage
nent, sustaining in killed and wounded
he heavy loss of 23S men.
"HOE CAKE" is our bargain in laundry
oap. The biggest and the best. Try
Red Seal' Lye GEO. JEPsoN. 10-1 ct.
Mrs. T. V. Roy, being of French Cana
Ian birth is well learned in her native
o,,e..,o..o and ,.ril rri,rn lonnnr,c, II, both