Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-06-24
Town and Country.
To DAY, st. Johns Day.

1dE piutn tfcoe give piOmioc VI
beuntiful yield.
MEMS calf shoes at Fowler & Drum
mond's, for 81 so.
The Sherman House at Martins Fer
~ is being enlarged.
THE large bloom of white clover viii
make big honey crop.
MINIS calf shoes. all styles at Fowler
& DrummoUds, for 81 50.
The Bellaire window glass works viii
let out its fires on Saturday.
A TEST gas well will be put down on
the Sidwell farm at Glencoe.
STRAWBERRIES have seen their day,
and now raspberries are here.
MEMS calf shoes, 81 so at Fowler &
Drummond's. Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Women's Relief Corps, of Bellaire,
will picnic at WarnOck. July Sd.
FRANK BRYANT has again embarked
in the meat business at Maynard.
DEMOS will have daily mail. sent
overland from Warnock, after July 1.
WoMEN's wide shoes, worked button
bole,for 81 50,at Fowler 6 Drunmond's. s.
REV. DENNY finds very few families
in Union tp., unsupplied with the Bible.
ONLY one more week until the glori>
cur Fourth. No celebration at st. Clairs-
vile.
SATURDAY was very busy day al
the treasurer'S office, and taxes came ID
lively.
THE colored church at Barnesville net
ted $50 at recent entertainment and
supper.
MONDAY was the longest day in the
year, so we suppose they are shortening
up now.
READ Fowler & Drummond's l, 8 and
item about something they make
speciality.
REPUBLICAN candidates have only two
weeks from to-day, when the convention
will be held.
QUITE chilly on Saturday, and it was
more felt, as it came Immediately after
the hot wave.
WITH one of two exceptions. the Bel
iaire school board Te-engaged their teach
ers for next year.
FAIRvIEw reports 1S widows and an
equal number of old maids, and but old
bachelors and widowers.
THE Barnesville A M E church will
hold camp meeting on their fair
grounds. from July II to 26.
SD. HARLAN, an old citizen of Barnes
vile. died on Saturday, 18th inst, from
dropsy, aged about u years.
On Saturday and Sabbath, the Salva>
tion Army will hold mass meeting on
the Barnesville fair grounds.
THE stakes for the C, L & W extension
from Bridgeport to BeIlaire, are driven,
and mark the proposed route.
VIM II. CRAWFORD, a feeder at the
Bellaire nail factory, aged p years, died
Thursday, from typhoid fever.
MISS GRACE JONES, of Mead township.
was one of the graduates last week, from
Mt. de Chantel, near Wheeling.
A SUBSCRIPTION is around TO raise
funds to purchase instruments for a COL
ored brass band at this place.
MRS. FERD NEININGER and two chill
dren leave Bellsire for Switzerland this
week. to make their future home
BELLAIRE council will pass an ordi>
nance prohibiting the throwing of hight
soil or dead animals into the river.
w. r. TALBOT, recent graduate of
the Cincinnati Law school, has flung his
shingle to the breeze, in Barnesville.
GEORGE and Joseph Douglass, of near
Barnesville, had 30 sheep killed, and the
balance of flock of So injured by dogs.
GEO. PFARR, an employe of the Wheel
ing creek coal works, had leg broken
on Thursday, in an accident at the works.
A CHILD of James Findley, of Mar
tins Ferry, was seriously injured Oh
Saturday, by swallowing concentrated
lye.
JOHN WHITE, of Martins Ferry, went
up to Steubenville last Saturday to visit
Barnum's show, and while there had his
pocket picked of $40.
DANIEL CURTIS, a we'll known old
colored man of Martins Ferry, has Sc
cured a pension of So per month, the
back dues amounting to $3.50.
MRS JAMES W. GIBSON, of Barnesville,
died on Tuesday of last week. She had
been an invalid for many years, and for
Is years was unable to walk.
WILLIE BETHEL, of Hendrysburg, was
hunting with a rife. The ball went
through his foot, and Willie will spend
large part of the summer indoors.
A ROWING race for $3.50 a side has
been arranged between He'll, of Bellaire,
and Richards, of McKeesport, to take
place at the latter place, on July'15.
ARTICLES of incorporation of the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling railroad
for its branch line from West Wheeling
to Bellaire, was filed in the Office of the
Secretary of State. 1t is expected that
that the extension to Bellaire will be
complsted and trains running by Oct. 1st
Fourth of July Excursion Rates.
The Pennsylvania Company and the
Panhandle Railway will sell excursion
tickets at one fare for the round trip to
and from all stations on their various
lines, July Sd. 4th and 5th, good to return
July 9Th, inclusive.
AMONG our announcements is the
name of Ezra Mcconnell, of Flushing
township, as candidate for Recorder.
He is a tried and true Republican and
thoroughly qualified for the Office which
be seeks. He was gallant soldier, and
l.. ~. cNn- /,
ticket. he will make good canvass. and
receive the hearty support of his party