Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-05-15
Town and Country.
CRooUET.

THE vegetables are "eomin' up"
MEMORIAL DAY comes on Friday.
QUINCY boasts of miss of IL years
who weighs 17S pounds.
SHEEP SHEARS Wilkinson's best
very low, at GEPHARTs. 5-S 2t.
WILL st. Clairsville celebrate the 4tt
Of July2 We think not.
THE hay stack hat seems to be favor
lite with the st. Clairsyille girls.
BARNEsvILLEi is agitating the question
Of purchasing steam fire engine.
THE "horny- handed" candidates fer
county honors are abroad in the land.
MALTA PLows-Single and double
shovel, at GEPHARTs.
OvERcoATs were hunted up for wear
on some of the evenings of the past
week.
The fires were lighted in the new En-
tsrprlse glass works at Bellaire on Sat-
urday.
THE strike at the Laughlin Mill, Mar
tins Ferry, has been adjusted, and work
resumed.
A PETITION is being circulated to have
the postOfice re-established at Dora, 10
Goshen tp.
TURTLE souu, made out of calves
heads, is now being advertised at the
restaurants.
J.C. GRAY, ESQ, has been elected cor
poration attorney of Martins Ferry, at
salary of Sl75.
SUNDAY fishing is growing denoral-
ization. Ths creek banks are lined every
bright Sabbath day.
25OOO Envelopes, high cut, best
quality stock, just received and for sale
at low rates al this Office.
THE graduating class at Barnesville
this year is composed of eight members.
elk ladies and two gentlemen.
The Church of God in lower Bellsire,
wrecked by the food. is being rebuilt,
the work having commenced.
THE local sportsmen are anxiously
waiting for June 1st. until which time
squirrels are protected by law.
IT is strange just now who owns all
the dogs. The assessor sees plenty Of
them, but they have nc ownsrs.
THOMAS ]. LILLY, Of Bellaire, for vi
olation of the saloon closing ordinance,
was fined $40 and cos S, in all $16.
AN elegant line Of fine stationery, pro-
srsmme cards, letter and note heads,
envelopes, etc, in stock at this office.
READY FOR THE BRUsH-Paints ready
mixed for use; very handy and very
cheap, at Is st VESTS.
THOMPSON Bros, the BARRIERS, have
had their rooms nicely re-papered and
cited up, and they look cool and inviting
THE spiritualist, Miss Anna Eva Fay,
mystifed Bellaire audience on Sunday
evening. Sue took away $3.50, however.
THE GAINESVILLE High school base ball
club has been challenged for friendly
game by a similar organization in this
place.
THE Guernsey Times. poking fun at
our squib of last week, says: land lastly
st. ClairsviIle wants a circus. Insatiate
nonsterT
THE common pleas docket was set on
Tuesday. Two hundred and ffty-six
cases are on the docket. The setting
was up to June Z.
TIE BUcKTHoRN, solid steel Barbed
Fencing: effective, safe and strong
handsome, lasting and cheap; one ton
for sale by 81. WEST & Son. SIS 81
GEN. WARNER has informed the Ma
rietta Register that the Ohio Valley
road is to be built, and that this season.
He had just retsrned from the meeting
of the Pennsylvania Co. Directors.
The Monroe Spirit has the following
Presidential combination: For President
Grover Cleveland, of New York; Vice
- President, George H. PendletoH. OF
Ohie.
DIR. NJ. F. HULLIHEN, one of Wheel
ing's best physicians and surgeons, wa;
found dead in his rooms on Sunday eve
ming. having died from apoplexy, aged
Al years.
THE auditors who were to meet al
woodsGeld last week to appraise the B.
u. s. C. road, failed to get there on &C
count Of a wreck. The road will be ap'
praised on the 2Sth.
The Republican primary election II
Jefferson county, for the selection o.
candidates for county Offices, and dele
gates to the Congressional convention
will be held May Path.
For SALE-2.000 pounds steel barbet
wire, galvanized. Also, house and els
tern pumps and Buffalo fertilizer.
JOHN CARLISLE,
24-3t. st. Clairsville, o.
FIVE Bridgeport fishermen were 81
rested at Portland Thursday for seinins
and fined $40 and costs, the least penslt
under the law. The seiners of Whselin
xreek will catch il one of these dayI