Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-06-29
INTERESTING SHORT BITS.
Newsy Items Gathered from Town
and Country-Pithy Paragraphs
Cleaned from ALI Sources.

wool plant at Bellaire.
, Trunks, Valises and Telescopes. at
4-6 tt F. TROLL Il Sons.
HoBBs glass Factory at Wheeling was
partially destroyed by fire on Monday
night.
AMERICAS greatest educators Ballet,
Boone and Houck, will be at the Insti-
tute year.
THE Barton C. l.. & w. band paraded
our streets on Friday evening and rem
dered some good music.
| CONE to BUMGARNER's where you can
find the best SO Shoe in this market 3m
| GAINESVILLE will move for the loca-
ton of Muskingum College, at least the
Republican urges such movement.
CORONER LOwMAN has investigated
20 cases of accidental, sudden, or mys-
terious deaths since the beginning of the
year.
Over 40 persons are carrying tickets
issued by w. e. KUNKEL for Crayon por-
traits. 6-8tf
MoELFREsH & Powers have received
over one hundred applications for risks
in the Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
since April 1.
ELSEWHERE in this issue will be found
the advertisement of j. G. Kintner's
horse sale. Read it, and remember the
day and date.
FoR dress and negligee Shirts, Collars,
Cuffs. Neckwear. Suspenders, go to
6-l5 st CHARLIE the Clothier.
JOHN FLEMING, who had been drinking,
lay down on the G. 81 F. railroad, near
Rush Run, Sunday night. His funeral
occurred Monday.
SERVICES will be held as usual in the
Presbyterian church on next Sabbath
Rev. DIR. Alexander, the pastor, will re-
turn from Chicago this week.
SOMETHING NEW in Ladies' Kid Gloves
We guarantee our Gloves.
| 4-6 If TROLL & Sons.
The Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
has paid the loss of $500 on the house
of Caroline E. Talbot, of Mt. Pleasant,
which was burned on May 81.
WHEELING will have big celebration
on the Fourth. A parade and races in
the day time, and plenty of fireworks at
night will make up the program.
CONE to BUMGARNER's where you can
find full line of Gents and Ladies'
Shoes. 4-6-3m
ls-sslSag gSaut, or those that are bald, can
stop the falling, and get a good growth
of hair by using Halls Hair Renewer.
IT is estimated that 1900 or 5000
people'aItended the Masonic celebration
at Beallsville last Saturday. There were
25O Master Masons and 32 knights
Templar in the parade.
WE will sell 6foot Eureka Mowers for
$1,000 each, for the next 20 days.
% ct r. X. GIFFEN & Co., Wheeling.
LEE HART, son of Leonard Hart, of
near Belmont, died in Bellaire, where he
was employed, on Saturday. His remains
were inferred at Concord Church, ON sun
day. He was % years of age.
Groceries, CONNECTIONS, Bread, or any
thing in my line will be given in exchange
for Butter and Eggs.
6-8 If w. c. KUNKEL.
THE number of applicants where
vacancies have occurred in the superin-
tendency of schools, indicates that there
is no lack of school teachers. There are
thirty applicants for such position at
Woodsfield.
For Summer underwear, straw, fur
and stiff Hats, goto
els 3t CHARLIE the Clothier.
THE $25,OOO damage suit of r. G. Nc
Gaughey against Phillip Shaffer for ma
licious prosecution came to naught on
Monday, n6nsnit being ordered by
Judge Chambers on motion of the defen-
dant's counsel.
STACY, ADAMS & Co. make the finest
mel s Shoes made in the United States.
For sale by F. TROLL & Sons. [4-6 If
JUDGE TYLER, of Cleveland, general
counsel for the C., l.. & W. R'y, received
severe injuries from folding bed which
he was preparing for occupancy, and was
unable to be present in court in some c.,
l.. & w. cases on Tuesday.
CHARLES F. THOMAS, who until re-
Gently was shipping clerk at the 1Etna
Mill, Bridgeport, shot himself at Ironton.
He left note stating that sickness had
rendered him unable to attend to business
and that he was determined to end his
life.
Money-We save it for you whenever
we can. Buy Rolled Oats in bulk and
save lots of money. The oery best and
always fresh. 22-2t GEO. JEPsoN.
THE country now presents charming
aspect. All vegetation is at its most
thriving period and in the shade of
darkest green. The wheat fields are
taking on their rlpening tints, and moth
ing is more pleasing than drive through
the country at this time.
SEE our line of Corsets and Waists,
We have exclusive sale of the celebrated
Thonpson's Glove-itting Corsets.
4-6 If F. TROLL & Sons.
A MAN whom the newspapers call A.
G. Cochran, of st. Clairsville, was found
dead in an alley in Columbus, on Sat
urday. He is supposed to have been muir
dered in house of ill fame. No man Of
that name as near as we can learn, ever
lived here or in this vicinity.
For the next 20 days you can buy a
AZ foot Buckeye Mower for $4,000.