Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-12-22
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CIRCUIT COURT adjourned Saturday
the judges returning to their homes.
VIM ORR, an old citizen of Sewellsville
died recently, after long illness.
Go To W. c. KUNKEL's for your Christ
mas Candies, very cheap. 12-l5 2t
Il. HAMILTON. Secretary of the Y
NJ. c. A, at Martins Ferry, has resigned
AFTER January 1st the post-office at
4 Shields, Ohio, will be known as Neff's, to
correspond with the name of the station
I RUBY LAMP OIL-fnest in the market
"a beautiful red color, at Stilwelrs. 2t.
4 n YOUNG colored boy named Tate
4robbed the C., L. and W. ticket office in
Belaire of S23, and being caught, con-
Efessed He is now in Jail here.
REV. DR.. Mills preached at the Meth
odist church Friday night. Quarterly
injecting services were also held, the
eucharist being administered Sunday.
] CHOICE Christmas Candies at
i 12-15-2t NJ E. WILSON'S.
/ HALLS Vegetable Sieilian Hair Re
! newer has restored gray hair to its orig
inal color and prevented badness in
thousadds of cases. 1t will do so to you.
IRoN-CLAD Tin Pails-14-quart, only
so cents, at W. c. Stilwell's. 1922 ct.
THERE is talk of an electric road from
Cadlz to Unionvale, on the Wheeling and
Lake Erie, and some Eastern capitalists
are looking up the feasibility of the
scheme.
PIANOS and Organs sold on terms, to
suit reliable parties, by c. j. LARoCHE,
Bellaire, o., and Barnesville. o. 12-15-4
CoAsTING opened out Tuesday night.
Don't put ashes on the road, and spoil
the young folks fun. So long as they
keep their sleds off the sidewalks there
is no danger.
NAPOLEON PETTITT, an inmate of the
Inlirmary, died Wednesday night of last
week. He was from Mead township,
was cooper by trade, and was eighty
two years of age.
BEST quality of Tea, only 40 cents II
at w. c. Stilwell's. 1922 2t
THE Uhrichsville Independent says
'the original MOravian church at Gnad-
enhutten is offered for sale for $50. This
was the church that stood there at the
time of the massacre"
"A BIG line of Fancy Goods and Novel
ties just received for the holiday trade.
IZ-T75t F. F.. e e rsr,r11 C se5Jc-Ss5i =.
AN important social event will be
reception to be given at the United Pres
byterian church Thursday, the 29th, by
Rev. Dr. Balph and wife, to the members
of DR.. Balph's congregation.
CHARLES FEAsTsE, a 14-year- r-old boy,
stole a horse in broad daylight in
Cambridge, and rode it to GAINESVILLE. He
took it to ride to his grandfather's. He
was sent to the Reform Farm.
THE best line of Candies, Fruits, and
Nuts always at Nj. E. WILSON'S. 12-15-2
THE Martins Ferry Times and Bellaire
Independent are discussing the question
of which of the two towns is the worst.
The arguments would tend to show that
neither is afflicted with saintliness.
HARRY HOUsER, a mail carrier in
Wheeling, was arrested on Sunday
charged with robbjng the mails and shop
lifting. He confessed the crime, large
amount of stolen property being found
at his house.
OYSTERS for frying, at KUNEELs. 2
JAMES MCKEEN, an old and respected
citizen of Quincy, died Sunday morning
of cancer. He was for number Of years
a Justice of the Peace, and was well
known throughout the county as LEGAL
Methodist preacher.
DON'T fail to see our Xmas Slippers
before buying. They are beauties.
12-I5 If BAILY & Son, Bridgeport.
A HORSE belonging to Sheriff Scott,
fine high spirited animal, became fright
ened while he was being hitche to a
buggy on Monday morning and ran away,
breaking the buggy to pieces and badly
injuring the horse about the legs.
Qua line of Violins, Guitar, Mlndolins,
and other Musica; Instruments is larger
than ever. c. J. LAROCHE, Bellaire, o.,
and Barnesville. 0. 12-15-4t
JOHN W. CoULsoN, paint and
paper dealer of Bellaire, made an assign
ment on Thursday to James G. Tallman.
1t is said that he did big business but
that his creditors pushed him too hard for
him to be able to meet the demands,
hence the assignment.
'Santa Claus" and John Grassland is
the new firm who have the fine line of
Xmas Goods this year. Step in there and
see what they have nice for Xmas. 2t
REV. WIN. WALLACE, pastor of the
United Presbyterian Church, in Bellaire,
will sever his connection with the Church
at Bellaire, and also with the organiza-
ton at large. He will enter the Con-
gregational Church at Calumet, Mich.
SEE our endless assortment of Ladies',
Misses, Boys, Children's, and Mems
Underwear 121 4 F. TROLL & Sons.
BOYS who are in the habit of trapping
in winter need be careful with the mu sk-
rat, as the law imposes heavy fine and
severe penalty for catching or attempt
ing to catch these animals except be-
tween March and April Is of each year.
For Tropical Fruits and all Holiday
Delicacies, go to NJ. E. WILSON'S. 12-l52
ADAM WAGNER. an emplOye of the
Bellaire steel works was working about
a set of rolls on Monday when his cloth