Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-05
INTERESTING SHORT BITS.

Newsy Items Gathered from Town
and Country Paragraphs
Cleaned from All Sources.
BARNEsvILLE's other ball PLAYER, Pas
toriuS. will play with Cincinnati.
/ NICHOLS, the Photographer, will be
with you few weeks longer. 322-tf
ABOUT 800 has been subscribed to
put up new church at Dillies Bottom.
SIXTY million eggs were sold in New
York during the six busiest days of last
week.
READ our ad. abont Wall Paper Then
tell your neighborS about it.
3-l5 If. f. TROLL Il Sons.
DAVID COREY, an old soldier and Ma
son of Flushing, died Thursday, aged 81
years.
Miss FLORENCE WILSON is the happy
possessor of new bicycle-a birthday
present.
HAVE your Photographic work done
now while you have the chance.
322 tt NICHOLS, Photographer.
BILLY GEORGE, of Bellaire, formerly
great ball player, plays this year with
the Northwestern League.
THE quartette of young men who re-
Gently went from Barnesville to Cslifor-
MIA, it is said, are to return.
THEnew Ball-bearing Binder, at Nc
Bride X Stegers, is now set up, and all
persons interested are invited to call and
inspect it. 322 If
ANY collection of Old buns and tramps
anywhere over the country is hailed as
an addition to Coxey's army.
IT is estimated that over half million
dollars have been spent in charity in
Pittsburgh during the winter.
JUST received, a car of fertilizer, at
Mcbride & Stegers-especially good for
tiowers vines, grain and grasses. In 100
pound bags. 1922 If.
THE ferry boat with which Wheeling
Islanders expect to knock out the bridges
arrived last week, and went to work.
Lost st-Between st. ClairSville and Pas
co, a buggy robe. Finder leave at Hen
ry Duckers stable and receive reward
AT the Etna- Standard mill, Satur
day, VIM. Smith, a Martins Ferry timer,
fell from roof, and had his neck broken.
PROTECT yourself against Tornadoes
by insuring your Buildings with the
agency of q. g. SEDGwICK,
6-Iy Martins Ferry.
HORSE breeders see much promise in
the future. Fewer are being raised and
the supply in few years will not reach
the demand
One class in the Flushing NJ E. Sun
day school, contributed over twelve dol
lars at tine special Easter collections for
missionaries.
Gentlemen,
Come in and see our new styles in Shoes.
Assortment perfect.
3292t f. TROLL & Sons.
CoXEY declines with scOrn big offer
to go on the lecture platform. He will
accept with thankfulness much smaller
offer, later on.
A NEW law requires assessors to place
every dog on the list for taxation, and if
they fail to do it they are liable to lose
part of their pay.
Seasonable Goods.
Paints, Varnish Stains, Enamels, Paint
and White wash Brushes. Get our prices
OH these goods-none lower.
3-22 If }. +. GRASSLAND & Co.
PRESIDENT MEYER, of the b. and o.,
in his annual report, recommends new
depot for Wheeling, additional freight
facilities, and new line through that
city.
CONGRESSMAN PEARSON has Just COM
pieted codification of all the laws in
existence relating to pensions. He will
no doubt present copy of the first issue
to HOke.
New Shoes.
Our stock never was as complete as
this spring: In Ladies fine alone we have
thirty-twO different styles-all widths
and toes. F. TROLL & Sons. % 2t
LAST week little John Barrett, oil Steu-
benville, was playing with a revolver.
The thing went off, and the ball passed
through his sisters head, inflicting ia
tai wound.
"A MAN from neighboring town saw
read: " A sewing machine for 30 cents. "
He forwarded the 80 cents and received
two needles and an awl
Carpets, Carpets!
Our line includes all grades, from
Hemp to Moquettes, including Body
Brussels. Leave your order for what
yOu want at
322 If J. F. GRASSLAND & Co.
TIE women do not seem TO be making
much fuss about the Legislatures not