Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-04-20

which time he enters on his duties as Su-
perintendent of the Children's Home
Rev. J. d. Vail, now superannuated, is
likely to be appointed to fill out the time
of Rev. Stewart until Conference in Sep
tember.
No STATEMENT, however strong. would
convey an adequate idea of the immense
stock of Shoes we have received for the
spring and summer trade-fine and
heavy, black and colored, at prices some
what lower than heretofore We invite
inspection. F. TROLL & Sons. As If
a PROMINENT attorney of Salem has
the following printed on his envelopes:
Salem, Ohio, has 800 who pay the
county $500 more tax on their property
than l 1888 people in East Liverpool pay.
Perry township pays 1856 more tax than
Liverpool does, thus 1900 people pay
81, ,266 more than II 1888 people do
PATTERN Hats and all the latest Mil
linary novelties in most approved styles.
at Mrs. Clevinger's. All trimming done
by fashionable trimmer, just arrived
from the city. 6-13-2t
THOMAS BUEKE, of Wheeling, became
infatuated with woman named Mollie
Williams, and insisted that she should
marry him. She refused, and went to
GAINESVILLE to escape him. He followed
her, and on her again refusing to marry
him, assaulted her, inficting serious, if
not fatal injuries.
Domestics never had finer line
come and let us show you how good
and how cheap, at the
J. & z. Dry Goods House.
Alb 2t L. FRINT, Manager.
Col. JOSEPH S. MILLER, of West Vir-
ginia, has been appointed, by President
Cleveland, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, place which he held during
Cleveland's former administration, and
from which Jshn W. Mason, also West
Virginian, appointed by Harrison, is now
deposed
LET us show you over 100 different
patterns of Carpets, from 15c to 81 % per
yard; Straw MattiDgs, Art Squares, Rugs,
Oil cloths and Lineolums, a full line. We
want you to learn our prices.
40 If F. TROLL & Sons.
A SALEM woman while cleaning house
threw some dynamite cartridges into the
stove. The result was terrific explosion,
which wrecked the stove and large part
of the furniture in the room. The wom-
an was badly burned about the arms and
breast, but is not thought to be seriously
injured.
Table Linen-A very fine line Bleach
ed, Unbleached, Turkey Red, &C., very
cheap, at the
J.& P. Dry Goods House,
Alb 2t L. FRINT, Manager.
THREE 12-year-Old colered boys of
Barnesville, were arrested On Wednesday
for forgery. The boys signed the name
of their aged grandmother to orders for
money on the First National Bank,
but were detected before receiving the
money. They were brought here Thurs
day.
Dress Making, Cutting, and Fitting
use the Mcdowell System and guarantee
perfect fit. ALICE WILLIAMS, first
door west Marble Shop, st. Clairsville,
Ohio. 3-3O-tf
THE office of John Irwin, Justice of
the Peace, at Bethel, on the B., T. and c.,
was burned Saturday night, and all the
records of the court were destroyed. 1t
is thought to have been done by some
body who had an interest in the de-
struction of the records.
j. T. BENTLEY, of the Commission
appointed to see that the wool industry
of this county is properly represented in
the State exhibit at the Worlds Fair,
sent to Commissioner Ryan last week
some thirty excellent fleeces picked up
in this neighborhood.
Pure Spices-We know our Spices are
pure, and the finest quality, and cost you
no more than the other kind. Try them
once and learn the difference.
4-13-2t JEPSON'S.
THE Indian Show at the Hall, Tuesday
pinhf xxroc on toin rorfOrnonaQ
Songs, music and fun were all well pro-
duced, and without any Objectionable
features. Many amusing novelties were
introduced. A fairly large audience was
present. They will be here all week. Ad-
mission 1Oc; reserved seats zoe.
SPRAYING fruit, while growing, with
poison in no way Injuries the fruit, as is
sometimes supposed. If arsenic is used,
the poison is present in such small guam
titles that one would have to eat two
barrels of apples at time to be injured.
Nationei Bank Stocks for Sale, Money
to loan, Mortgages bought and sold.
Also, fine residence for sale.
WIN. A. MCMECHAN st. Clairsville, Ohio
J. W. WRIGHT, of Belmont, brought
up this week from. Kentucky six fine
Kentucky bred mules, and Immediately
sold them. He will soon ship in Others.
The industry of breeding mules is car
ried to perfection in Kentucky.
Tea-Y Young Hyson, Green Powder,
Japan and English Breakfast, from 35c
a pound up to the finest imported, at
Alb 2t JEPSON's.
Much interest is being taken by the
young men Of town in gun matters, and
rifle target club is talked of. There are
men in town who can talk to you for
h. H. l.. A.