Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-09-04
Town and Country.

willie. Office, east of school house. 4l2tf
Town and Country.
FAIR this week.
EVERYBODY and their relations will
be in town this week.
THE 18th O. V. |. will hold reunion
at Athens, November l1th.
THERE is talk of new pike up Nc
Mahon's creek, in this county.
LAST Thursday 100 tons of steel was
made at tie Bellaire steel works.
TREASURER FEELEY's new double
frame house in BellaiTs, is about COM
pleted.
THE youth of the land are preparing
to return to school, the long vacation
being over.
MRS. ELIZA MCKELyEY, formerly of
this county. died recently at Mt Pleas
ant, aged 81 years.
TaEB., z. & C. road now runs trains
to the B. & o. depot in GAINESVILLE, third
rail having been laid.
A STATE convention of miners will be
held in Columbus next Tuesday, to con-
slider the wage question
FRAME Bros, of Bsrnesvills. are just
completing a new steam engine for the
Quaker City glass works.
ABOUT 5000 heads of cabbage were
DESTROYED by grasshoppeEs for Alex. Neff
at st. Clairsville Junction.
JOHN HUTH, of Maynard. had the
cbamt ion crop of wheat, part OF it
running 80 bushels TO the acre.
DON'T forget that the annual election
for members of the Fair Board, is to be
held on the I'd day of the Fair.
E.J. CAN'T, of Barnesville. has gone
into the fruit evaporating business, and
is buying fruit in large quantities.
THE Cambridge Democrat opposes the
election of Gen. Warner. The Democrat
is the miners organ of this district
J. B. BARNHILL, the Bellaire boiler
maker, will remove to Ottawa, Kansas,
where he will make his future home.
THE new building association at Mar
and erect houses, to sell to stockholders.
The grocery store of A. o. Maxwell,
of Bellaire, was transferred to Baer d
Son, of Wheeling, last Thursday evening.
AT meeting of the Bsllaire council
last week. the committee reported l,050
feet of the new Cemetery Hill road COM
pleted.
The ladies of the Barnesville NJ. E.
church last week organized a Home
Mission Society, and elected the usual
officers.
Miss NANCY FEELEY died at her home
near Bethel, Wednesday of last week.
from infiamma ion of the bowels, aged
25 years.
Hon. ]. d. TAYLOR attended the Fair
at BarnesvilIe on the last day. and shook
hands with numerous of his constitu-
ents of this county.
THE st. Clairsville Band treated the
citizens Of this place to an open air con-
cert Thursday evening; they discOursed
some excellent music.
JAMES PEPPER, an employe of the
Watt Car Wheel Co., Barnesville, was
injured in the face Monday of last week,
by the breaking of casting.
NEXT Saturday is the day set for the
September meeting of the Eastern Ohio
Horticultural Society, at the residence
of the late Cyrus Hall, Quaker City.
FALL is approaching and the evenings
are lengthening. One splendid way to
pass them proitably is in reading good
home paper. Subscribe for the CHRoN-
ICLE.
THE officers of the Hendrysburg Blaine
and Logan club are: President. c. C. An
derson; Vice President, r. p Major
Secretary, c. Fl. James; Treasurer, A. S
Taylor.
Miss MINNIE MORRIS, who mysteri.
ously disappeared from Darlington last
week, says the Bellaire Independent. is
at Wheeling, "fUr various reasons moi
necessary to relate"
A NINE of st. Clairsville base bal
players went over to Maynard Saturday
and defeated the club of that place by 8
score of 20 to 9; only a portion of the
regular club was there.
The entry department opens well ,
large amount of stock having alread,
been entered, and tue competition viii
be between the best of animals. Go I,
the Fair and see for yourself.
AN exchange says: "The man VIII,
changes his residence without notifyin,
the newspaper on which he owes sub
scription, for the purpose of cheatin,
the publisher, is sneak thief"
THE salary of j. NJ Lewis, secretar,
ef the Barnesville glass works was in
creased at recent meeting of the Board
from $l.400 to S1.f00. The salary O
the President, t. J. Buchanan, is ais,
Sl,7OO.
Gov. HoADLEY has appointed E. W
Matthews, of Cambridge, to succeed
Judge Frazier, resigned, as common plea
judge. Mr.. NJ. is the Democratic candi
date for the position at the coming cleo
tion.
AT leastS0 new houses have been buiI
In Bellaire this season, and as MANY n
the inferior ones washed away by tn.
hood were replaced by nicer oDes. Tn,
town is much improved in appearance ir
some parts.
X. K. NCCoNAHEY, the Bridpepor,
druggist, was married last Wednesda,
evening on the Island, to Miss Lizzis
Hartsteln, an accomplished young LADY
Rev. Merwein officiating. The happ,
couple Will take bridal tour westward