Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-02-25
Town and Country.
LrNr heeins on the 1Oth of March

close GnelE stores 3L I .oO p N.
KENNoN, in this county, has the "sevel
year itch, says an exchange.
MRS HANNAH DoNAeHY. of Bellaire
died on Thursday, aged IS years.
NEXT Monday is March 1st, this il
the last week of the winter months.
TIE business men Of BeIlaire hav,
agreed to close their stores at 6 pm.
SCARLrT FEVER and measles are epi.
denic in KirkwoOd and Bridgeport.
A woRKINGMAN's municipal ticket il
already in the field at Martins Ferry.
Go WEST and blow away with th,
country is the latest way of putting it.
WALL paper dealers and hangers are
getting ready for the spring campaign.
THERE are no vacant houses at Burr's
Mills, and demand is made for more
THOSE who want something for moth
ing are the ones that support sharpsrs.
The next legal holidays are Memorial
Day, May 80, aud July 4, both on Sab
bath.
Va E4f n CSlhf vi kOOQS
merchant. will open a store in Bridge
port.
Miss ANNA WILLIAMS died from heart
disease on Friday, at her home in EtRa-
vile.
THE Sons of Veterans, of BarnesvilIe,
will play the drama, Enlisted for the
War"
CANDIDATES for Mayor in BelIaire, are
interviewing themselves in the news
papers.
W. G. DAY died al the home of his
father in Bsllaire, on Thursday, from
measles.
An attempt was made last week to
fire the new Commercial block in Mar
tins Ferry.
THE Bellaire street car company talk
of extending their line to the lower cad
of the city.
AN effort is being made to establish a
telephone line between Somerton and
Bsrnestille.
BRIDGEPORT council will pass an or
dinahee prohi biting burials in the corr
porate limits.
JOHN MOORE, oarsman at Martins
Ferry. has commenced training for the
coming season.
The last report of the Mayor of Bel
laire to council. showed S147.99 paid into
the city treasury.
THE Eiederkranz society of Bellairs, a
strong association, contemplates the
erection of new hall.
REV. WIELIsoN commenced a series
of meetings in the Disciples church,
Barnesville, on Saturday.
J. B. SHANNAFELT, of Bellaire, has
the contract to build ten miles of the
Black Diamond railroad.
w. r. HUTCHINSON, of Quincy, recent
ly graduated at Ann Ar0or law school,
has located in Nebraska.
IT is said that one of the largest nail
mills in Wheeling is buying nails at Har-
risburg, for the spring trade.
The Wheeling News Letter will run
a speeder out the B., 2. & 9. each Sab+
bath, to distribute their paper.
CHAs. KIsNER, of Bridgeport, had a
AuuN auu icy ldo1 Wook, III AL
accident at the Standard mill
WILBUR TRUEMAN, well known res
ident OF Bridgeport, died on Wednesday
of last week, from consumption.
Mrs. VIM DEBULAH, of Bridgeport,
worried over her sons going to the bad
until her mind became unbalanced.
JAMES A. BARNES, ESQ, ex-county re-
corder, lost valuable Jersey COW by
death last week. She cost him 500.
w. G. STARKKY, former resident Of
Wheeling tp., this county, has been ap+
pointed postmaster at Milton. Oregon.
JAMES TERRELL, miner at the Heath
erington bank, Bellaire, was badly crush
ed one day last week, but will recover.
A PETITION was circulated in Martins
Ferry, opposing the building of the pike
from GAINESVILLE TO the chlldren's home.
MRS. SARAH MAXWELL, aged SO years,
died at her home in Somerton, on Thurs
day, 18th inst, after an illness Of four
weeks.
The time for the next Pennyroyal Re.
union has been fixed on August Is and
10. 1t will be held in Gardner's grove,
near Fairview.
WHEN man is so stingy as to borrow
newspaper when he is able to buy, be
Fill talk through bis nose to save wear+
ng out his teeth"
AT meeting of the residents OF Til
louisville, above Martins Ferry, it was
decided to have the town incorporated
under the name of Balvidere.
G. W. HAMILTON, ESQ, of Woods6eId
has purchased the Spirit of Democracy
Democratic organ of Monroe county, and
will take charge next month.
THOMAS SAUNDERS, a heater at thC
Etna mill, has been missing since JAM
uary1. HIS brother William, of Martin I
Ferry, is anxious to hear from him.
NEXT Monday, March l, the Richlant
township trustees will meet to max,
evening. the city council wind up thei
financial year.
MAYOR COOPER decided that Ssbas
tian Winner, stockholder in the Bel
mont Oil & Gas Co. who refused TO pa,
an assessment, was liable, and had h
pay the full amount.
We sincerely believe that every case o
pulmonary disease, not already beyond tn
reach of human aid, may, il promptly treated
be relieved and cured by the faithful use O
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL.
ISAAC CLARK. auctioneer, sold on Fri
day. the Giffen 81 Kerr farm of 146 acre.
in Colerain tp.. near Maynard, at S64 pc
acre, amounting to 1854. R. X Giffer
Esq. Wheeling, being the purchaser