Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-04-19
Town and Country.
SPADES are trump.

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SPADES are trump.
HOUSE CLEANING is in progress.
VENNoR says May will be colder than
usual.
IT will soon be time to plant the GRO
quet stakes.
STRAW HATS and new spring bonnets
have arrived.
BRUSH burning. and garden making
are now in order.
DEMAND for sunAower seed is not SO
great as last year.
THE corner loafer and the new spring
= bonnet, have appeared.
THE boilers of the Mingo Junction
Iron Mill are on strike.
LAST Saturday was regular summer
day, mercury registering 50 in the shade.
LEAVE your orders for job printing at
this Office. We guarantee satisfaction.
PEACH buds are slow developing this
spring-keeping out of the way of frests.
THE Laughlin Mill at Martins Ferry
last week. manufactured 62SS kegs of
nails.
THE Caldwell Fair Association will
purchase 35 acres of ground, 10 of which
is timber.
DON'T let "That Boy" stay out too
late at night. The streets give bad
schooling.
Two Barnesville young ladies indulg-
ed in a street fight, to the amusement of
the bystanders.
UNDER a law passed this winter by
legislature, pocket picking is made a
penitentiary offense.
THE first day the new bank at Barnes
100000 were deposited.
THE Catholic festival in Martins Fer
Yy closed last Friday night. The net
proceeds are about $1,000.
-As true and efficient tonic, and
one that exUels all other iron medicines,
take Browns Iron Ritters.
DON'T throw your orange and banana
skins on the sidewalk. They will cause
some one to take a tumble.
THERE are number of our patrons
in arrears for subscription. We want
to see them all before long.
REDUCE your supply of two-cent rev.
enue stamps-they will not be needed
for bank checks after July l.
THE small boys evenings are now
principally put in, in counting up his
gains and 10 ses for the day-marbles.
THE trial of Guenther Schnelle, of
Wheeling. for the murder of his uncle,
DR.. Schuckhardt. has been set for May
29th.
is your wife's health poor? Are
your children sickly? Give them
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t will revive
them.
Pasture for Rent-A field of blue
grass pasture to rent if application be
made soon to j. NJ. MITCHELL.
10 it,
Mr.. ISAAC MYERS, of Mead township,
Is talked of as a candidate for Repre-
sentative by the Democrats of that
township.
JAMES FITToN, of Beliaire, las been
awarded the contract for putting the
gas fixtures in the new court house at
Cambridge.
JOSHUA BURLEY, an old citizen and
owner of Burley's mills, near Blaine
died on Tuesday morning of last week
from cancer.
Mr.. JOHN DAVIS has secured a por
tiOn Of w. w. McMonies' confectionery
room, in which he will open a jewelry
and repair shop.
JACK O'HARA, of Bellaire, was brought
to st. Clairsville last Thursday to work
out 6ne of S25 for destroying an avn
ing on Wednesday.
THE total receipts from all sources OF
the Bellaire Monumental Fair were
$S18.S5; expenses, $2S6.03; leaving a net
balance of S530.s2.
WILL our new town council show 8
spirit of advancement? There are filthy
alleys, miserable pavements and sundry
other abuses needing reformation.
On Tuesday morning Miss Ottie Ber
ry, the female forger, was taken to ths
Industrial School for Girls at Delaware
by John l.. Frint and his son Charles.
PAUL R. MILLER, Principal of tn,
First Ward schools in Bellaire, has en-
tered suit against the Pennsylvania r
r. Co., in common pleas court at Akron
Ohio, for $4,000 damages, for bein,
elected from train on October Is, 1882