Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-03-22

day and are at AIRS ElliOtt's, East End.
R. P. Rose and A. D. Hartly went
Tuesday for a trip to Cameron and other
points in W. Va.
Charles Bamberger went to Cleve-
land to lay in stock of summer goods.
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Hage and Senator
Nichols attended the funeral of Mrs
Branson at Flushing, Sunday.
Tom Danford, of Crabapple, was in
town one day last week.
Mrs. Cora Berry, of Louisville, is
visiting friends in this place.
ST. CLAIRSvILLE CHAPTER, No. L..
Roy al Arch Masons, held a well attended
and interesting convocation Friday night
The first three Chapter degrees were con
ferred on j. w. Hollingsworth, F. B
Archer, and A. L. Bumgarner. The
Chapter will hold special meeting next
Friday night for the purpose of comforting
the Royal Arch degree.
Bicycles! Bicycles!
J.F. Grassland & Co. have the exclusive
agency for st, Clairsville and vicinity for
a number of the leading Wheels. We
can quote you manufacturers prices on
any Machine you may need. Call and
let us talk Wheel to you and save you
money. 1922 tt j. F. GRASSLAND i Co.
THERE'S natural affinity between
cranks the world over. Senator Peffer,
of Kansas. mas been smitten with the
idea of Coxey, of Ohio, and has given the
cranks Of the world great encouragement
by embodying Coxey's ideas in bill in
troduced into the Senate.
For insurance against loss or damage
by Fire, Lightning and Tornadoes, in
first class companies, call on or address,
w. A. MCELFREsH,
8 Is If st. Clairsville, o.
Mrs. JONATHAN KIMMEL, of Harrison
county, last week celebrated the passing
Of 100 years of life. The aged lady has
lived in that county So years. She has
three living sons, each nearly so years
old, and other living descendants to the
number of 100.
Money Wanted
$4,000. 5000 $1,000, 1900, $1,000, S6OO,
aforesaid amounts wanted on good
securities. A. p. BLAIR,
1885, Loan Agent.
REV. L. HI. STEWART, Presiding Elder
of Steubenville District, NJ. E. church,
has had l,6O0 new converts reported since
the conference year began, and reviva:
meetings are still in progress throughout
the district.
WALLPAPER at 81 cents per bolt. The
latest styles, and largest stock in Eastern
Ohio, at ALEXANDER's
3l5 2t Drug Store.
The supply of gas fell perilously low
at WOodsfield one day recently, and il
was feared that the stuff was giving
out, until it was found that mischievous
boys had fooled with the machinery.
THE new Ball bearing Binder, at Nc
Bride & Stegers, is now set up, and ali
persons interested are invited TO call and
inspect it. 322 If
ANGLERS are taking some fine German
carp from McMahOn's Creek. One weigh
ing over eight pounds was caught few
days ago.
WALLPAPER at 81 cents per bolt. The
latest styles and largest stock in Eastern
Ohio, at ALExANDER's
3l5 2t Drug Store.
THE fine weather has brought out the
the tennis player with his unused bat and
balls. The court at the Fair grounds is
utilized.
HAVE your Photographic work done
now while you have the chance.
322tf NICHOLS, Photographer.
AT Beallsville Republicans put nc
ticket in the field, but united with the
di uiOko <AiiouCcY auu uOpO W ViCSe shOii
men.
HEADQUARTERS for Window shades al
ALEX ANDER's Drug and Hardwais
Store. 10 2t.
LET Republicans stick to their princi
pies and their tickets this year, and re-
buke the partisans of hard times.
Copper Wash Boilers 60 day
$500 cash. 3152t w. A. GEPHART.
EASTER will not again fall on SO earl,
date as this year until 1851.
AT its next session the Monday Nigh
Club will read The Holy Grail"
THE wheat crop of Ohio is reported t,
be In fine condition.
ST. PATRICK's DAY cut no figure 10
| this vicinity.