Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-08-18

, Temp'ar will be held at Boston, in Au-
gust of 1895.
THE telescope at Franklin College
makes the moon appear as large as
l05, ,625 moons.
WE call attention to the ad. in our
, columns of the Mt. Union College, of
| Alliance, Ohio.
DR.. HoUCK will lecture Friday night
in Court Hail. Subject, Bound to Win"
Admission 10 cents.
THE Bellaire Inde pendent says that
Colonel Poorman holds both bowers and
the ace against Judge Pearson.
b. r. JOHNSTON is getting in those fine
Paintings and Etchings which he gives
away. You can see them at his store
room.
J. B. HOGE has painted the front of
the building in which his stOreroom is To-
Gated, and has put up neat, new sign
board.
Lost-A bronze alligator pocketbook
between Blaine and Ridgeway's. Finder
will be literally rewarded by returning
same to this office. S192t
THE insurance companies represented
by Cowen Il Co. have already adjusted
the losses caused by the fire at Bellaire
Monday Prompt work
COMMUNION services were held at the
U. p church Saturday and Sunday. Dr. |
Balph being assisted by Revs. Mckarra-
han, Grimes and Giffen.
THE conductor on a B., Z. and g. train
during the regular stop at WOodsfeld
last week, ran to the court house, and |
and got marriage license.
| A MAN named Rogers, of near Cald-
well, accidentally shot himself, while
placing loaded revolver in his pocket.
His wound is dangerous.
Midsummer Bargains in Wall Paper.
Beautiful patterns i'll suits, at decided
bargains-less than cost for the next 30
days at 7-21-tf CROssLAND'S.
CAMBRIDGE is said to be consuming /
fifty bushels of roasting ears day
which statement is either mistake or
the people of Cambridge are stupendous
| hogs.
THE great Butchers picnic came off
at Wheeling, Thursday, despite the rain
and mud. A barbecue of three oxen and
six lambs was all eaten by the hungry
crowd.
A MORTGAGE for SS,OO00OO, given by
the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Company to the Central Trust Company,
of New York, was filed last week at
Steubenville.
BRIDGEPORT will vote soon on the
question of issuing $4,000 bonds, the
money to be used in providing sewerage
for the city. Bridgeport is a thriving
and pushing town.
THE Democracy of Marshall county, W.
Ia
split OH the question of fusion with the
Peoples party. This makes Republican
success almost sure.
For Sale-REGIsTERED SPANISH Me !
RINO RAMs.-My Sheep are bred for con-
stitution, for length of staple, and for
density of covering. J. A. CLARK,
8-18 If Louisville, Ohio. =
ONE of the grand features of the I
Harvest Home will be the address of
Gen. 5. IL. Hurst, who will speak on THE
Future of American Farm Life" No
one should fail to hear him.
THE Business Department of SciO Col {
lege is the most finely equipped and most d
ably conducted school of Business in v
Eastern Ohio. Actual Business Prac s
tlce and office course unexcelled. Ex
penses very low. 1t
THE Harvest Home picnic at New I
Castle, Thursday, was great success,
over 1000 people being present Judge
Morris, of Woodsfield, DIR. Alexander and
Hon. A. T. McKelvey, of this place, and
and others, made addresses. +
THE County Election Board met Thurs d
day, at this place, and organized by Sc q
lecting by lot George Linn, Esq, Demo q
craft Clerk, and Samuel b. Piper, (te u
publicanl of Barnesville, Chairman, The
Clerks salary was fixed at 800 a year.
For Sale, Cheap. n
The residence l now occupy must r
be sold or rented soon.
6-2 If. A. L. BLAIR.
THE annual convention of the Chris
tian churches of the Sixteenth district =
will be held at Stafford, Monroe county,
September 1918. Prominent speakers 7
and church workers will be in attend
ance. Further announcements and pro-
grams later.
THE Standard Iron Plant at Bridge ~
port has almost completed its improve :
about six weeks. The additions will
make the Standard one of the largest
mills in America, devotng its entire at O.
tention to the manufacture of sheet and I
plate iron. v
RESIDENTS on this side of the river are
likely to have better facilities for reach a
ing Wheeling. The new street car COM !,
pany proposes if the old wooden bridge !,
cannot be remodeled to suit them, to a.
build another bridge farther down. Rails
are now being laid to the Fair grounds,
and other Improvements being pushed. t