Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-07-02
Town and Country.
JULY, thank you.

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New POTATOES are getting down to
reasonable rates.
BELLAIRE will have Geo. W. Richards
show on Saturday.
BRIDGEPORT wants the Democratic
county convention.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE will not celebrate
the Fourth on Saturday.
THE raspberry crop, both cultivated
and wild, is very promising.
THE Elysian rink in Betlaire is to be
converted into public hall.
IT was very hot On Sabbath, follow ed
by nice rain in the evening.
A NEW drum corps has been organized
in Bellaire, for campaign work.
THE new creamery at Fairpoint will
be ready for business in short time.
THE railroads will sell the usual ex-
cursion tickets on the Fourth, Saturday.
NEW trains have been put on the B.,
z. & G. road. owing to increase in traffic.
THE story of yellow or spotted fever
at Beallsville, Monroe county. is denied.
THE A. M. E. camp meeting in Walnut
Grove, Martins Ferry, commenced on
Sabbath.
STRAWBERRIES are done, and the first
raspberries have made their welcome
appearance.
MRS. c. E. DANKwoRTH, aged 76, died
at her home in Bellaire, on Wednesday
of last week.
On June 18th, new Masonic Lodge
was organized at Centerville, and Off
GERS elected.
A STRAWBERRY weighing two ounces
was displayed at the Barnesville post
Office last week.
AS TIE longest day in the year has
been passed, we may say the days are
growing shorter.
HENRY Hell, the Bellaire oarsman,
has gone to GAINESVILLE, to practice on
the Muskingum.
THE Enterprise window glass works,
Bellsire, is erecting blow furnaces, du-
ring the summer stop.
The 18th o. V. 1. will hold their ant
nual reunion at New Concord, Guernsey
county, on August goth.
BRADFIELD 4 Sons, of Barnesville,
have purchased over 100000 pounds of
wool this season thus far. .,
THE Jeffersonian says there has not
been q death ia Cambridge nor burial
in the cemetery since May 81.
THE NJ E. church at Morristo wn is to
have new slate roof. $40 for which was
raised at a festival last week.
AN accident occurred at the Arm
strong's Mills oil we'll on Thursday, de-
laying matters for some days.
AN ice cream festival will be held on
the Burr's camp grounds on the 4th, ben
eft of the local Sabbath school.
A BIG dance and picnic is being ar
ranged for Saturday, in the orchard of
the Riley property, in the east end.
GEORGE SEWERS, of BeIlaire, who had
his legs cut off in the yard some time
ago, now goes about on wooden legs.
DAVE FERRELL, for abusing a horse
and breaking hired buggy, was fined
500 and costs at Bridgeport, last week.
SALARIES of the Martins Ferry, St.
Clairsville and Barnesville postmasters
have each been reduced 800 per annum.
CoFFEE-Try our loose roasted-it is
better than Arbuckles. We can prove it
6 25-2t GEO. JEPsoN.
PROF. YARNELL, formerly of the
hao ham a1a afod
superintendent Of the CoshOcton schools
for two years.
MRS. WIN. MORRIS, of Barnesville, ate
mustard greens gathered near potato
patch that bad been treated with Paris
green. She was almost fatally poisoned.
THE contract for furnishing 250 rods
of limestone on the Warnock pike, was
let by the township trustees on Satur
day. to Joseph 81. Roscoe, at 50 80 per
rod.
JACOB, ten year old son of Alex
HeatheriBgton, of Bellaire, was hanging
on a wagon load of baled hay Thursday
when a bale fell upon him, fracturine
his hip.
JAMES ELRICK, of GAINESVILLE, will
build the new boarding tent on the
Burr's camp grounds. 1t will be 20 feel
wide, go long, and contain 10 sleeping
apartments.
o. S. HOOVER. who has taught tbC
Louisville schools for several years, ha.
been engaged at Oakdale. Mr.. Gillespie
of Shepherdstown, has been engaged Il
teach at Louisville.
In no other medicinal preparation
have the results of the most intelligent
study and scientific inquiry been 81
steadily and progressively utilized as il
Ayers Sarsa parilla, II leads the list a
a truly scientific preparation for all blooC
diseases.
WM. ZDIMER, glass worker of Bel
aaire, has come into the possession of {
large fortune by the death of an uncl
in Baltimore. and has gone to that city
and entered into possession of the prop
erty. 1t amounts to $4,000, and tn,
only heirs are Lewis thinner. of Whee
ling, and his son William. of Bellaire