Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-30

COS, they being nearly equal to the
Masons in strength. The Knights OF
Pythias, being much younger order, has
but 357, 924. These figures would indi-
cate that these orders are enjoying very
prosperous existence.
TRY sack of Imperial Flour; We
guarantee it strictly first clas. We.have
also other brands of fine Flour. We are
headquarters for Pickles, having in stock
Sweet, Sour and Mixed Pickles. We have
too the finest Swiss Cheese, a trial will
convince you. BoRoFF's. 1923 At
THE old tobacco warehouse at Bellaire,
purchased lately by the new canning
company there was, says a Bellaire pa
per, erected by the government as stor-
age house and saleroom for the tobacco
grown in this section. 1t failed of its
purpose, and was sold at sacrifice. 1t
brought $4,000 when sold last week.
Cigars and misunderstanding as
many brands as we do we are certain to
please you. Robinson's long filler Stogies
are excellent, both for smoking and
chewing. Sold at BoRoFF's 1923 At
THE parents of Cyrus Truax, who: e
remains were brought to Bellaire from
Norcatur, Kans., for burial, have received
the information that death resulted from
his being sandbagged at st. Joe, Mo-,
whole ell route from his former home to
Norcatur He was robbed of Sl60 and
his watch at the time.
EVERYBODY reads the Pittsb urg Dis
patch for the reason that it contains
more news, both general, special, and
telegraphic; has more contributors and
more special correspondence than any
other newspaper between New York and
Chicago. 1-l2-1y
THE State Board of Health of New
York in it's report for last year expresses
the opinion that the influenza which is
popularity known as the grip "has prac-
tically run its course" and says that since
its first appearance it has caused, at low
estimate, not less than 100000 deaths in
this country.
WALL PAPER in all the newest tints:
no finer selections outside the factory.
Elegant papers at 5, ~ and 10c per roll;
in gold and silver effects, at
3-23 If JF. CROSsLAND's.
A CARPENTER of Freeport sarcastical-
ly advertises that he will furnish bench,
wise and tools one day each week to par
ties wanting to do their own work, and
will agree to keep the tools in order. The
remainder of the time, six days, / will
want to use them myself without hin
drance."'
Plows and castings-The mo. 10 a"
South Bend Plow is the latest. Let us
sell yen one right. Also, Hillside and
Double Shovels. GEO. JEPsoN. 1923 2t
GOVERNOR MCKINLEY has appointed
the following Road Commissioners for
this State under the Dodge joint resolu
ton: Martin Dodge, of Cleveland; James
R. Dunlap, of Hardin: D. S. Oliver, of
Cincinnati. and ID. w. Sprague, of
Geauga.
ALL stock new, all patterns new, and
prices the lowest. for Wall Paper, at R.
J. ALEXANDER's Drug and Hardware
Store. 3-302t
For Poultry Ralsers-Feed your hens
Pratts Poultry Food and our ground
Oyster Shells. Your egg supply will be
increased. and your fowls put in better
condition. 323 At BoRoFF's.
THE literary con test between Cam
bridge and Barnesville Schools is attract
ing much attention in the two towns.
Why can't this town have something
of the kind with some neighboring vii
lage?
For Rent:-The Law Offices now occu
pied by j. W. Nichols. Apply to
39 If j. G. KINTNER.
THE Hunter correspondent of the
Enterprise says that there will be at the
next term of court slander suit of large
proportions and much interest, the par
ties living in that neighborhood.
MRS. BowLEs, wife of Ira Bowles. died
Sunday of consumption at the residence
of her husband, south of Louisville. The
funeral was held Tuesday, with inter
ment at Plainfield.
PROF. Shelf, the Optician, has re
moved from Lash's jewelry store to his
new quarters, ITO Main St., Wheeling,
w. Va. $50 1t
WORK on the new bridge across the
river at Bridgeport, to replace the old
covered structure, will begin next week,
and it is said that it will be completed
in two months.
LIANT WOODS, who went from Bellaire
to st. Louis some months ago, died in
tl,st city Saturday. He was brother of
Mrs. Carroll and of o. P. Mason, of Bell
aire.
J. FRANKLIN PATTERSON, of Steuben
vile, vho was prospective candidate
for State Senator, has announced his
withdrawal from the contest.
THE famous Princess Plows at
- 30-2t W. C. STILwELI.
!. LELAND FRINT, of the firm of JeT
sou & Patton, is in the East this week
purchasing the firms spring stock.
FROM now until June it is unlawful in
Ohio to kill any kind of game except
English sparrows.
Go to Crossland's Wall Paper Depot
and get choice of the new goods. S-23 ct
JAMES BRICE will start to Franklin
College next Tuesday. a number from
this county will go.
GRoCERIEs-You can get anything in