Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-10-27
INTERESTING SHORT BITS.
Newsy Items Gathered from Town
and Country.
Melange Dished Up for All
Readers.

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To VOTE the straight Republican ticket
make your cross (X) mark in the circle
below the eagle.
NJ. E. WILSON has Fresh Oysters at
reasonable prices. 1O-20-2t
JUDGE CAMPBELL, of Cambridge has
entered into law partnership with Fred
Z. Rosemond, Esq.
/ The usual driving parties from points
along the river. were registered at the
Clarendon, Sunday.
The lecture course at GAINESVILLE for
the coming season is to be conducted by
the Board of Education.
The Ohio River is extremely low 1t
is said that since 1868 it has not had so
small volume of water.
You CAN get Fresh Oysters, served in
all styles, aeM. E. WILSON'S. 1O-20-2t
CAMBRIDGE people are becoming anx-
ious to know whether or not they are to
have that new rolling mill.
1T is well to rake up the leaves, but
not to burn them They are natures
own fertilizer, and they ought not to be
destroyed.
Yarns-A fine line of the best-all COL
ors. JEPsoN & PATTON. l0-202t
A SMALL party were delightfully."- enter
tanned at whist. Tuesday evening, by
Miss Anna Steenrod, at her hospitable
home east of town.
Buy your meat at Mcpherson & Gel
ller's and get the best at the lowest mar
ket price. QO-27-3t)
| Hon. e. L. WEEMs held a rousing
meeting at Bridgeport, Saturday night,
making one of his usual brilliant and
iiyote-winning speeches.
/, ALL the insurance on the Lantern
Globe works, recently burned at Bellaire,
| has been adjusted, but the owners have
not yet determined to rebuild.
THoMPsoN's Glove Fitting Corsets are
the best. F. TROLL & Sons. 1913 tt.
The Bellaire Independent notes the
fact that Democrat down there is offer
| ing to bet anything from S5 to $500 that
Harrison will be tnex the President.
THIN or gray hair and bald heads, so
displeasing to many people as marks of
age, may we averted for long time by
using Halls Hair Renewer.
Go TO Mcpherson s. Geller's for all
] kinds of fresh and salt meats, and pure,
fresh leaf lard. Q0-2T-3t)
He is a fortunate man these days who
has a large cistern. The water in almost
all the small cisterns in town has given
out, and some of the wells even are dry.
THE partial eclipse of the sun on Thurs
day last arrived on time and was pretty
generally viewed through smoked glass.
About third of the disc was obscured.
Paden Shoes-The best and cheapest
Shoes for the money in the market.
10-2O2t JEPsoN & PATTON.
AT Alikana, near Steubenville, on Sat
urday night, John Yoder picked quar-
rel with Samuel Davis, and in the fight
that followed Yoder stabbed Davis ia
tally.
EATING freely of the leaves of sugar
maple tree caused the death of three
horses belonging to John Hammond Of
near Otsego. The leaves contain prussic
acid
THE only pure all pork sausage to be
found in the city at Mcpherson & Gel
ler's. (Q0 27-3t9
THE Wheeling Register is awfully ex-
cited about the outcome of the election
in West Virginia. In fact it practically
admits that the state will go Republican.
Wowi
MEMS Kip Boots, hand sided, for $3.50.
915 If BAILY & Son.
THOBURN MCKELvEY, a few days
ago, filled an empty cartridge shell with
powder, and in touching it off burned
himself severely about the face and
hands.
THE planets seem to be travelling
through an extent of space blessed with
enjoyable and propitious atmospheric
conditions. No one remembers anything
to surpass.
For Rent-My residence on Marietta
street. JOHN CARLISLE. S-1S-tf
On the inside of this paper will be
found copy of the ballot to be voted
complete except the county ticket. Sim
ply make one cross (X mark in the cir
Gle under the eagle.
JOHN MCELROY, late brakeman on the
c., l.. and w. st. Clairsville train, men
ton of whose injuries was made last
week, died on Thursday night. He
leaves a wife and one child.
Silk Umbrellas-A nice line, very
cheap; also big stock of other kinds.
1920 ct JEFsoN & PATTON.
AT every point in the county patriotic
citizens, without regard to political pref
udice, united in celebrating Columbus
Day. Never before was there 80 gen
eral and so excellent celebration.
THOMAS DAVIS, a young man who
lived near Bellaire, was killed on Wednes-
day of last week, while endeavoring to
break colt. He was thrown, and struck
on his head and shoulders. He leaves
wife and three children.
THE shrewd will buy them-the wise
will try them. Strong in excellent points,
and weak in none, that SO 90 Ladies' Kid
Shoe at F. TROLL & Sons. 10-6-tf
WHILE Patrick Elwood was engaged
in propping the coal bank at the Laugh
lin Mill at Martins Ferry on Saturday a
large piece of soapstone fell on him break
ing his back and both legs. He died in
few minutes.