Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-06-26
FRUIT canning is in order.


FRUIT canning is in order.
THE days are now shortening up g
little at both ends.
TIE Bellaire schools will be reopened
on the Sth Of September.
EVERY one that comes into the Office
these days informs US that it is hot.
THE day of the strawberry is over, and
the raspberry will now be welcome.
The bills are up for Burr Robbins
show, which will be in Bellaire Oh the
9Th Of July.
THE GAINESVILLE window glass works
on July 2lst.
THERE were 43 applicants for teach
ers' certificates at the examination held
here last Saturday.
PROF J. J. BURNS has been elected to
superintend the Dayton schools at sal
ary of $4,000 per year.
PROF. YARNELL, formerly of Barnes
willie, has been re-employed to superln-
tend the Coshocten schools.
OUR correspondents should have their
items reach this office not later than
Tuesday. We cannot use them later.
The shower on Saturday evening was
thankfully received by sweltering hn
maLity, who only wished for more of it.
AN application has been made for a
charter for the Ohio Valley Foundry Co.
of Bellaire, with capital stock Of $780,
600.
AL. RICE, Is year old Barnesyille
boy, fell twenty-five feet from cherry
tree last Wednesday, and broke his left
arm.
IT is now stated that the East Ohio
conference will not he held in Barnes
vile, but will go to Youngstown as first
intended.
AT meeting of the Bellaire council
on Tuesday evening of last week, a levy
of 81 mills for all corporation purposes
was made.
FRIDAY of next week is the 10Sth
anniversary of the signing of the Decla-
ration of Independence-the day We
selebrate(?)
THE heated season is here in seething
and sizzling intensity, says the Guern-
sey Daily Times, and We don't feel able
to deny the allegation.
DIR. WILLIAMS, of Bellaire, has been
appointed a delegate to the centennial
celebration of the M. E. church, to be
held in Baltimore this fall.
A CADIz base ball club played st.
Ciairsville nine on the fair grounds, last
Friday afternoon. The score was 16 to
IA in favor OF st. Clairsyille.
SODA water is one of the favorite hot
weather temperance beverages, but St.
Clairsville sighs in vain for it's fZZ-
there is not a fountain in town.
THREE or four hundred people of
Barnesville visited Mrs. Esther Wilson's
green house last Wednesday night to see
the flower of night blooming ceres.
WILLIE HILLEs, son of Hon. Samuel
Hilles, slipped and fell on the iron hook
of dray one day last week, and cut an
ugly cash two inches long in his thigh.
TnE GAINESVILLE window glass works
shut down on Tuesday of last week, two
weeks earlier than intended, on account
of strike among the gathering in boys
THE coal company at Maynard has re
Gently received large contract for Goa
from a Lake Erie company, and th,
prospects are for a steady run of the
mines.
A BELLAIRE ex-policeman, one even
ing last week, imagining no doubt ths
he was on duty. sat down and went tt
sleep. He was robbed of his watch an,
some money.
Hon. s. HILLEs has been elected pres
ident, and c. J. Howard, vice president
Of the Barnesviile Blaine and Logar
club. The club will organize glee clul
from its members.
LEVI EVANS, of Hunter. in openin
the door Of his stable with a knife on
day recently, accidentally run the blad
into his left eye. 1t is thought the sigh
Is not entirely ruined.
A PARTY of the Etna mill men fror
Martins Ferry, VIM. Howells. Thoma
Johns. Robert Smith, Thomas Jones an
Ed. Lewis, will visit Europe during th
summer stop at the MILL
Wool notes in our exchanges for th
past week, show no change of conse
quence. Buyers are going all over th
country, and paying 30 cents for all th
good wool they can get.
THE postoflice at Dora, in this count,
has been ordered reinstated, and tn
route from BarDesville to Hunter ha
been changed to go through that poin
to go in effect August 1st.
THE GAINESVILLE school board at thei
meeting of last week, elected the teaci
ers for the coming year. The corp
with one or two exceptions, is the sam
as before. Miss Bette Davenport hs
been retained as teacher of No. 1, an
her salary increased from $40 to s45 pt
month.