Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-09-22
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Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, Rubber Tin
Caps, Wax, &c, at JEPsoNs.
i THE town will be filled with amuse-
ment night and day next week.
| A DEAD cat has been laying on Union
street. -Belldire Independent.
Well, what did she lay?
MEMS Kip Boots, d-sided, forS2.5O.
9-15 If BAILY & Son.
MEssgs. DINGER, Nair and Myers, won
iseveral prizes at the Gun Club tourna-
ment at East Liverpool. last week.
| WHEELING is to have an institution
for inebriates. The company has been
formed, quarters secured and charter
applied for
Brick-l5OO Brick for sale.
/ w. A. MCMECHAN.
| THE new rolling mill project at Cam
bridge is likely to fail, owing to scheme
Iof the managers of the old mill to gobble
the concern.
/ JOHN MARLIN, boy about II years of
Iiage, went in swimming at Bellaire on
lSunday and was drowned. His body
was recovered.
Glass and Queensware-Av very large
stock of the very best goods.
9-22 ct Gee. JEPsoN.
| c. s. FRINT placed sixty-six thousand
dollars of accident insurance with the
G. A. R. men before they left for Wash
lington, Sunday.
| AL. G. FIELDS, the famous minstrel,
will show with fine company at the
Wheeling Opera House, Thursday even
ing of this week.
Floor Oil Cloths-Large Stock, very
good and cheap. JEPsON Il PATTON.
THERE is talk of opening school at
Steubenville as branch of Curry Uni
yersity, using the old Seminary building
for that purpose.
THOMAS Mules, of Guernsey county,
at his trial last week for the murder of
Gordon Peters, at Byesville, in October
last, was acquitted.
For Rent-My residence on Marietta
street. John CARLISLE. 81S-tf
THE Smyrna fair last week was great
success. Fine weather prevailed, and
the crowds in attendance was greater
than ever before.
THE Jefferson Iron Works at Steuben-
vile has resumed operations, the scale
presented by the workers having been
signed by the officers.
IF you want to be strictly in it, you
must get pair of those fine Shoes for
gentleman, at c. TROLLS Sons. 9-22 ct
THE Fair management has secured
Heatherington's Band, of Bellaire, to
furnish music next week. This organ
ization is without equal in the county.
OVER in Harrison county they indict
men for intoxication. If they commenced
that here the Grand Jury would of ne
cessity sit all the time, Sundays included.
Nox-'Em-All-Oll Grain and Fine Calf,
for ladies, misses, children, boys and
men, are the best Shoes on earth.
9-15 If. F. TROLL & Sons.
BUCKINGHAM DYE for the Whiskers
is the best, handiest, safest, surest, clean
est, most economical and satisfactory dye
ever invented. 1t is the gentlemen's
favOrite.
Dr. ANDREW TRIMMER, a well-known
practicing physician of Barnesville, died
on Thursday, from complication of
diseases. He was "a years of age, and
lived in Barnesville IL years.
THE New No. 9 Sewing Machine is the
only Machine that will sew a change as
well as lock stitch. See our bargains
elsewhere. 9S-3t GEO. BROWN & Son.
BY request we announce that Pro-
hibition meeting will be held in the
Township Hall at Centerville (Demos) on
Friday evening of this week. Speeches
will be interspersed by music.
No matter when they enter, Franklin
college accommodates students with
choice of studies in the classical, scien-
tilic, philosophical, normal, music, art,
elocution and commercial courses.
CALL and see our women's So Shoes
before buying. BAILY & Son,
9-15 If Bridgeport, o.
THE G., L and w. road has, after sew
eral years effort, succeeded in getting
into Wheeling Trains connecting with
all main line trains will hereafter enter
and leave Wheeling by the Terminal.
On Tuesday of next week James
Frasier will call with wagon at the
residence of those who may desire to
place anything on exhibit at the Floral
Hall at the Fair, and convey such articles
to the grounds, ee of charge.
Our New Stock of Rubber Boots and
Shoes are in-all first quality-no sec
onds and no old stock.
9-15 If f. TROLL Il Sons.
WHEN you come in to the Fair next
week do not, we ask you in all serious
ness, forget to drop in and see the Print
er, and leave " ,th him that little sum due
on subscription. We will appreciate it,
and give you receipt in good round
hand.
THE finest lot of ladies' fine Dress
Shoes, on A, b, G, ID, E, and EE lasts,
ever shown in st. Clairsville.
9-22 ct. CON.,AD TROLLS Sons.
THE Belmont County Agricultural So
ciety paid up every premium in full, last
year, and had good sum remaining in
the treasulJ. They will, this year, unless
overtaken with extreme ill fortune, pay
up all premiums.
WE would like to see the man that we
can't fit in Brewster's Solid BoOts-high,