Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-12-21
INTERESTING SHORT BITS.
Newsy Items Gathered from Town
and Country-Pithy Paragraphs
Cleaned from All Sources.

OF POwhatan have the grip.
Malaga Grapes just in-very fine-at
1914 If W. KUNKEL's,
THE apple crop in the United States is
lighter this year than it has been since
1889.
Fine Perfumes-SachetP Powders, Fan
cy Goods. J. F. GRASSLAND & Co. TT
DIR. THos. BALPH will preach next
Sunday afternoon in the Sehool-house on
High Ridge.
A GOOD Christmas present for friend
who has gone West is years subscrip-
tion to his home paper.
Until After the Holidays Nichols, the
Photographer, Will make his 50 Cabinets
for 50 80.
A TON Of black bass of good size have
been placed in the Tuscarawas River by
the State Fish and Game Commissioner.
Havana Mail, a fine smoke for sc,
12-14 If at w. G. KUNKEL's.
TIE amount of gold coin in actual cir
culation in the world is estimated by the
Bank of England officials to be about 1862
tons.
Everything in our line ready for
Christmas. Fresh and choice.
12-142t GEO. JEPsON.
EMIL SCHMIDT donated 1000 bushels Of
coal to the poor of Bellaire. John Davis
and o. P. Mason furnished teams to
deliver the fuel.
HAVE your Pictures taken at Nichols
New Photograph Gallery for Christmas.
Cabinets 50 SO per dozen.
THE establishment of a lodge of
Knights of Pythias is again talked of
by members here. A location for a hall
is said to be in sight.
+ Christmas is not complete without
Nuts for the children. All kinds at
& I2-l42t NJ. E. Wilson'S.
THE State produced last year IA, 100000
tons of coal. Belmont county furnished
of this l,149,423 tons. Guernsey county
produced 2,2S1 tons.
THE National Stockman and Farmer
Price one dollar a year. W. w. Nc
MONIES, Agent, st. Clairsville, o. 2t
CEMENT coated nails are the latest,
and will soon be placed on the market.
The cement is supposed to hold them in
place after being driven.
Dolls, Dolls.-Toys of every style
anything to please the children.
12-14 2t J. F. GRASSLAND & Co
CONGRESSMAN PEARSON is said to 80
very much resemble Senator George, of
Mississippi, that he has been dubbed
Senator as nickname.
M. E. WILSON has ON hand the finest
assortment of Candies for the Holidays
ever brought to the town. The best and
cheapest. 124 2t
SEVEN carpenters while tearing down
an ce-house at Bellaire, last week,
were caught under falling roof, and all
were more or less hurt, though none
fatally.
Before buying your Holiday. Candies
call at W. C. KUNKEL's, and get mis-
prices. 12-l4 tt
INSTEAD of meeting on the 1st day of
January, as before announced, the Coun-
ty Commissioners will begin their next
regular session on Tuesday, January
I'd, 1884,
Dinner Sets-We have some very
pretty 100 piece Dinner Sets, decorated
and plain, at lower prices than ever.
12-142t GEO. JEPsoN.
AN entertainment will be held at the
Courthouse Hall, on Wednesday: even
ing ofnext week, for the benefit of the
A. NJ. E. Church. Refreshments will be
served. All invited.
Christmas Gifts.
Ladies' plain and embroidered White
Aprons-handsome goods. Call and see
them. F. TROLL q Sons. 1214 3t.
PROTECTED "raw materials" are the
keystones of the protective arch, whose
foundations are the principles of equal
justice to every American producer,
whether he labors in the factory or the
field.
w. G. kUNKEL is baking baking hun
dreds and hundreds of loaves every day.
His bread never was so fine. 12l4 If
IT is mistaken notion that when win
ter comes sanitary precautions may
cease with impunity. The winter seasons
the time when typhoid fever, diphtheria.
small pox and other diseases are specially
virulent.
Candies, Oranges, Dates, Figs, Prunes,
Nuts, Apricots, Preserves, Cranberries,
Citron, Raisins, Mincemeat, etc., ETC.. at
12-142t JFPsoN's.
THE monthly Sanitary Record for No
vember says: Smallpox is Iapidly ex-
tending over the United States, and there
is danger of widespread epidemic, such
as was witnessed in this country in 1881
and in 1882
HOMEMADE Blankets in Sheep Gray,
Scarlet and White; all coiors in Yarns;
Comforters and Fancy Robes; full line
Fur Robes, at special bargains at
1903 CONRAD TROLLS Sons.
TIE County Infirmary authorities
have done away with their former prac-
tice of keeping over night and feeding all
tramps that happen along. 1t twas feared
that some disease might be inflicted upon
the jnfirmary inmates.
Don't Forget that our Teas, Spices,
Flavoring Extracts, ETC., etc, are guar
anteed the best. and perfectly pure and
fresh. 1z-14 2t GEO. JEPsoN.
A LARGE addition was made to the
equipment of the b. and D. during the
l.