Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-01-11

IURSDAY, JANUARY 1 1
INTERESTING SHORT BITS.
Newsy Items Gathered from Town
and Country-Pithy Paragraphs
Cleaned from All Sources. an,
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THE six-day record for bicyclists is
1900 miles. Lo
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THE price of wool was never under
Republican administration so low as now urt
THE Sistersville oil field holds the ban uo
ner. The runs average nearly 1900 bar I'd.
rels day.
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THE dead body of child was found in att
field near Cadiz, last week, and murder Py
is suspected. =
New ATHENS has the measles bad.
Last week there were 129 cases in that
village and vicinity. -
IN the United States there are over we
$4,000 Sunday schools more than in all far
the nas.-ls of Europe. :
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THE Independent says that some $1,000 in
was subscribed at this place for the new
flint glass factory at Bellaire. ho,
THE grass crop of this country is the =
most valuable of all farm crops. In Wis
1892 it was worth S75OOOOOOO
IT is said that not a single railroad
passenger was killed in Ohio during 1893 pla
but this is probably mistake. TO
BE careful how you take a small boy fro
by the arm these days. He may be have on
a large taking scab under his coat sleeve. isl;
HAVE your Photographic work done 'er
at Nichols at prices never so low. Cab we
inets $3.50, Mantellos 80 per doz. r. 2t ~
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GIRLS in Pittsburgh bolt and nut fac pre
tories who formerly were paid SIG Ga
week now get S4 and So for the same Ia WI
bor ott
THE Harrison Coanty Fair printed its 'n'
premium awards last week and the Cad Vi"
IL papers say that the organization is on !"
its last legs. VI"
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Auctioneer. en-
j. d. Stewart, Auctioneer, successor to thu
L. n. Clark, decd. p. o. Box 237, st. ioi
Clarsville, o. 9-28 6m
Miss WILLIAMS, of Mt. Pleasant, who
eloped with John Burris, the married wi
school teacher of that place, has returned OCT
to the parental roof. bel
If you have gotten this far into the =,
new year without break in your reso- TN.
lutiOns, you have done well, and should -,
be encouraged to proceed. ~
$1,000 to Loan at per cent Secu- lik
rity must be real estate double the amount do
of loan. Address hu
WM A. MCMECHAN, ST. Clairsville. o. his
l'eeL growers are to have a national "a
meeting at Canonsburgh, Pa, on the 18th NJ;
| to determine what they ought to do in
view of the depressed condition of their
industry.
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A BILL has been introduced in the ON
Legislature prohibiting the shooting of bu
quail until after November 10th, 1897: N,
also to prohibit shipping quail outside nv
the State tb,
PROTECT yourself against Tornadoes eli
by insuring your Buildings with the we
agency of &. G. SEDGwICK, les
silly Martins Ferry.
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| IT appears to be Il settled Democratic chi
ooclrihe that the oest way TO make bly,
community prosperous is to stop its WI
mills, tear up its payrolls, and paralyze
its productive force.
HOPE CoMMANDERY, X. T., held the
meeting here Thursday evening. and Sc,
conferred the degrees on one candidate. lov
number Of Knights were out from clio
Bellaire and Bridgeport. see
no
A MAN in Noble county was haunted "a
by conscience, for not giving in all his "a
property, and so last week sent the COG
Treasurer $l5, saying that it was for tax see
es on such property. He gave no name ba
NICHOLS, the Photographer. will con- y"
| tinue to make the best and finest Cabinet u"
Photos, $3.50. Mantellos s15O per doz-
en-. 42t
sci
| ANY live, active man or boy, woman ble
or girl, can make money by receiving are
subscribers for THE BELMONT CHRONI- o.,
Gle and New York Tribune. big per f,c
| cent. allowed. Write us for particulars. nv
FIFTY good sheep were sold at public g. g.
sale at Unionport, a few days ago at SOC "'. on.
per head. A good gated horse, year W.
ago worth S175, was knocked off at $50 so. 'o'
Thus it goes with the Democrats at the 'n'
helm-Ohio Press
Wanted-To borrow 81, 900 for one bs
year or more; secured by first mortgage nv
| if desired, OH realty worth ten times the wa
above amount NO
IA If Address, CHRONICLE OFFICE an
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The potato admission fee is becoming tb,
popular. An entertainment or festival ve
is gotten up and potato is charged as tn,
an admission fee. Many bushels of pO-
tatoes are gathered in this way and are
then distributed to the poor.
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w. l.. FINLEY, formerly editor of the sps