Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-14
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SEE KUNKEL,s fine Candies. 3-17-tf
The early barefoot boy should have
q care, scarcely square inch of ground
in town is clear of particles of broken
glass;
Try C. P. Hess Brown Bread.
w. R. DUTToN, a former Belmont
county man, was elected Mayor of Malta,
Morgan county, last week, by a large
majority.
COME and see us before buying else
where and be convinced of our low prices.
| %4-4t r. j. ALEXANDER & Co.
ABOUT one-half of the miners employed
at Kidd's coal mines, near Quincy, have
quit work, refusing to take stock in the
joint stock company.
GARDEN Tools at very lowest prices.
Come and see for yourselves.
/ 4I4-3t R.J. ALEXANDER & Co.
A SPECIAL train was run Thursday
night to accommodate Knights Templaf
from the river, who came out to meet
ing of Hope Commandery.
CHOICE Fruits at Kunkeps. 3l7-tf
@COME and see our new line of Sheep
Shears, and learn our low prices on Wool
Twine. r. j. ALEXANDER & Co. 4-l4-3
SINCE his election as Mayor, Major
Kennon has been in receipt of many
|congratulatory letters from old friends
from all parts of the country.
TRY Kunkel's Graham Bread. 3-17-tf
: THE Stamping Works at Bellaire are
gradually being removed to Harvey, Ill
The works employed over 400 men, many
of whom are going to Harvey.
CONE and examine our prices on Hard
ware-cheapest ever offered.
4-I4-3t r. j. ALEXANDER & Co.
Mr.. JOHN GLEAyEs. solid citizen of
Fairview, aged 40 years, last week rode
from Barnesville to Cambridge on the B.
and o., his first ride by rail.
New Shoes-Finest line of Mems
Shoes in town. Ladies' Oxford Ties, and
Slippers, just in.
317 tt F. TROLL Il Sons.
Col. POeRMAN will assume the posi-
tion of Secretary of State, to which he
was recently appointed by Governor Nc
Kinley, OH the 18th of the month.
For Sale-Two good Fresh Cows.
4-7-2t ]. F. YOUNG.
BURGLERs cracked one safe and made
an attempt on another at Bellaire Thurs
day night, securing nothing of value for
their trouble, but running both safes.
Wanted to Borrow $4,50O, $1,000,
81 900, and $1,000. Security real estate
worth three times the amount of loan.
2-4-tf WIN. A MCMECHAN.
Mrs. MAIER, who was murdered by
her husband at Wheeling last week, was
a niece of the Hon. r. P Yoho, now rep
resenting Monroe county in the Legis-
lature
LAST weeks election in those places
where the blanket ballot was used show
that voters are becoming familiar enough
with the new ballot to scratch it with
impunity.
CONE and learn our prices on Drugs,
and everything kept in that line, and We
will surprise you.
4-14-3t RI. ALEXANDER & Co.
For Sale or Rent-A desirable new
frame House, heated with furnace-large
back Lot-east end of town. Good terms
to the right party. Address or call on
CHAs. STEGER, ST. Clairsville, o.
AN election for one member of the
Board of Education was held Monday.
Mr.. ]. w. Shannon's term had expired.
There was no opposition to his reelec-
tiOn. He received about thirty five votes.
THE township trustees met Monday,
and after closing up the unfinished busi
ness of last year, proceeded to induct in-
to office the officials elected preceding
Monday. and to approve their bonds.
IT is proposed to make the dedication
of the new tile works atZanesville, April
18th, great celebration. Gov. Mckinley
and others will speak. The works are
the largest of their kind in the world.
One Hundred and Thirty-five differ
ent designs in Lace Curtains-beautiful
goods in new patterns. Also, new shades
in Chenille Portieres.
| 2ll-tf +. TROLL j. Sons.