Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-03-08
INTERESTING SHORT BITS.

INTERESTING SHORT BITS.
Newsy Items Gathered from Town
and Country Pithy Paragraphs
/ Cleaned from All Sources.
A SUCCESSFUL revival is in progress at
Harrisville.
/ WHEELING street car employees suffer
ed another reduction in wages last week.
! CRossLAND's Wall Paper 1894. 2-22 If
FoslER,the Cadiz weather fiend agrees
with Hicks that March viii be severe
month";.
| THE Cambridge Presbyterians will
soon pat $1,000 pipe organ in their new
church,
Fruit Trees J. X. SUTToN's. 313t
! EIGHTY conversions have resulted
from a revival at the NJ f. church in
Caldwell.
TnE Monday Night Club at it's next
meeting Will take up the idyl "LancelOt
and Elaine"
1GooD work at reasonable prices at
NICnoi's Photograph Gallery. 222tf
AN exchange designates as in some
respects the coldest of the winter" In
what respects?
OVER in Caldwell the people are hold
ing meetings to stir up an interest in
cannery project.
CABINET PHoTos 81 30 per dozen; Man
tellos sl5O per dozen at NICHOLS Photo
graph Gallery. 22tf
WooDsFIELD thinks because she is
well supplied with oil and gas that she is
the coming town.
A WELL at Glencoe, drilling for oil, at a
depth of 100 feet struck 1900 barrelsa-
day-ef salt water.
Auctioneer.
J. d, Stewart, Auctioneer, successor to
/. N. Clark, decd p. o. Box 237, st
Clairsyille, o. 9-2S 6m
THE two-year old babe of Jos. Stevens
west of Louisville, died Thursday, and
was buried Saturday.
MARCH came in in manner lambike
and mild. As to its going out lionlike,
can tell about that later.
NOBLE county will offer for sale on
March 18th, bonds to the amount of
s2l GOO to relieve poor people.
STEUBENyILLE has been cleaning out !
the houses of prostitution, and the keep
ers and inmates are now in the Cleveland
workhouse.
TIIEmost widely separated points be-
twsn which telegram can be sent are
British Columbia and New Zealand, a |
distance of over 10000 miles.
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THE st. Clairsville accommodation ran
over COW west of Bridgeport, Thurs
day evening. The train had narrow
escape from being wrecked.
THE "unterritiet Democrats are SO
frightened that they can't even run,
while as for triumphant Democracy"
the triumph is all on the other side.
NEwCoMERsTOwN councilmen, after
thorough investigation, are of the opin-
ion that the town can save 331s per cent
by owning its own electric light plant.
SEE Crossland's New Spring line of
Wall Paper before buying elsewhere.
Remember 20 per cent off last years low
prices, at J. F. GRASSLAND & Co. 222tf
THERE are important matters to be
considered at the meeting of st. Clair
Council, o. L. A. NJ, Thursday night, |
and all members are urged to be present |
PERHAPS the most pronounced effort
yet noted at rushing the season was the
going in swimmin'" of two young men
of this place down at the creek one warm |
day this week.
$4,000 to Loan at per cent Secu-
rity must be real estate double the amount |
of loan Address
WIN. A MCMECHAN, st. Clairsville. o.
TEACHERS! try the Normal course in
Franklin College, New Athens, o., next
term beginning April 3. Board, room
and books, only S1S0 to $500 per week
Catalogue free.
SPoRTsMEN from Coshocton, Tusca-
rawas, Holmes and Wayne counties have |
organized what they term the Central
Ohio Fox Hunters Club, and will have |
their regular meets to chase old ReyDard |
PROTECT yourself against Tornadoes |
by insurng your Buildings with the
agency of G. q. SEDGwICK,
6-I-1y Martins Ferry.
In sermon on the immoralities prac.
ticed in Steubenville, Rev. Milligan com
pared that city to ancient Sodom, and
said that for one woman who pursues a
life of shame there are ten men just as
impure as she.
THE railroad authorities have agreed |
upon one ecent rate per mile for the
round trip, from all points in Ohio east
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