Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-08-27
Town and Country.


GRAPES are beginning to ripen.
THE st. Clairsville Fair next week.
MELONS are very plenty and cheap this
year.
THE last of the summer months is on
its last week.
THE Woods6eld Fair will be held four
days of next week.
ATTEND the st. Clairsville Fair, Sep
tember 2, and 4.
TRAVELLING men are on the road with
their fall samples.
BUY your school suits at J. BRILLEs',
"Clothier," st. Clairsville.
The old officers of the Burr's camp
meeting hyye been reelected.
THE Bellaire council prohibits vehi>
cles from standing in the alleys.
AN immense roller coaster is one of
the attractions at the Island Fair.
THE little folks are not at all anxious
for school to resune-some OF them.
Hol for the St. Clairsville Fair, Sep
tember 2, and 4. Come one, come all.
THE receipts at the Bethel camp meet
ing ON Sunday of last week we're S27O.
THE Barnesvilie Fair is going on this
week. The home band is Furnishing air
for it.
WIN. STEER, of Bsrnesville, is proud of
q 21h pound tomato that grew on his
vines.
FERREN's Photograph Gallery will be
open Tor Dusiness during the fair. Call
on him. S-27 2t.
The Society of Friends hold their
yearly meeting at Mt. Pleasant next
Sabbath.
OUR ticket is complete now; look at
it on the editorial page, and vote it in
October.
SAVE MONEY by buying your suits and
overcoats at j. BRILLEs, "Clothier," st.
Clsirsville.
THE fall session of FRANKLIN College at
New Athens will commence on Tuesday
of next week.
A NEW iron stack SO feet in length is
being built for the Crystal window glass
works at Bellaire.
THE duIlest months for business are
now past. The advertiser will catch the
fall trade. Try it.
A BURGLAR got the watch of Nose
Pearson. the Beliaire newsdealer, from
his money drawer.
THE Tribune says the Bellaire butch
ers sold less meat this summer than any
summer for five years.
THE cottagers on the Burr's Mills camp
grounds have to pay so cents rent per
week, from May to August L.
The Germans of Martins Ferry have
organized singing society, known as
the M@nnerchor Gesangsverien.
EVERY indication points to a much
larger tobacco crop than usual, in this
and adjoining counties, this year.
THE Cadiz Sentinel says the Harrison
county oats crop will average 80 bushels
to the acre, with very large acreage.
THE katydids are giving us their con-
certs, which betOkens frost by the 18th
or 10Th of September, says an old sdage.
CHOICE CoFFEEs, roasted and green
we can show romething fne and cheap.
Come and see US. GEO. JEPsoN.
2 27-2t.
VIM T. WARNoCK, a student of the
Cincinnati Theological Seminary, preach
ed in the U. P. church at Wsrnock, on
Sunday.
GAINESVILLE must be expecting big
boom il the rink business this fall. The
: rink there has been enlarged several feet
each way.
THE Lightning rod man is being adver.
tised by some our exchanges. Transact
no business. especially not on paper, with
stranger.
OUR fall and winter goods are now
lections. j. BRILLEs, 'Clothier," st
Clairsville.
EVERY male child born In Wayne tp.
last year, was named either Blaine, ,LGgaI
OF Cleveland, according to the politics Of
the parents.
LAST Thursday was beautiful day
for a picnic, and that of the u. 2. Sab
Udlu DCuO0l On buo Gil SAOuuuo Wdl
well attended.
Two Bellaire business men made be
ef five dollars last week, on whether tn,
glass houses would start in the course o
a month or not.
FRUIT JARs.-Self sealing and wax
half gallon, quart and pint, stone an,
glass; also, the best sealing wax, at
S27-2t. JEPsON's.
For furnishing liquor to man in tn
habit of getting drunk. Richard Vaughr
of Barnesville. was held to probate cour
In the sum of $500.
GLASS making was commenced las
week at the Elson works. Martins Eel
~, on small scale, Mr. Elson doing th
work, assisted by some boys.
PERSONS visiting the fair will find
to their interest to call and examine tn
elegant line of fancy goods, books, sta
tienery, &C., at J. F. GRASSLAND & Co
ia RrNrn