Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-07-22
Town and Country.

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A TOTAL eclipse of the sun is billed
for August 10th.
l. Buy Fowler & Drummond's $3.50
calf shoe for men.
GOOD crops lead merchants to expect a
rushing fall trade.
5. Wonen's goat shoes, S1.5O, at Fowr
Ter 81 Drummond's.
The Etna mill at Martins Ferry
started up again Monday.
WHEN crops are harvested is a good
time to pay subscriptions.
BELLAIRE will have a circus next
Thursday-Burr Robbins.
Z. Mems calf shoes, $3.50, at Fowler s.
Drummond's, Bridgeport, o.
GRAssHoPPERs are reported to be do
ing damage to the tobacco crop.
The Barnesville Fair will be the first
this year-the last week in August.
A MATCH factory is being placed in
readiness for operation at Wheeling.
THE municipality has repaired the
board walk leading to the narrow gusge
depot.
CoLoRED camp meeting at Martins
Ferry. commences on Saturday of next
week.
New steel rails have recently been
laid on the B & o, between Quincy and
Bellaire.
THE Bellaire street railway is now be-
ing operated by Fred Rode wig, ST., as
Receiver.
10. Wear Fowler & Drummond's 81 81
calf shoes for men.
A. L. BARON and W. 7. Rufer, of Bell
laire, have secured patent on tubular
lantern.
MoRRIsTowN don't believe in being
behind the times, and has organized a
bali club.
THE next annual reunion of the 9Sth
OV | will be held at Leesville, on Sep
tember I'd.
g. Mems fine dress shoes for ST. so, at
Fowler s. Drummond's.
The Barnesville window glass COM
pany will elect a board of directors, on
August 16.
A. 7. MCKELvEY, ESQ, of near this
place, marketed $50 bushels Of cherries
this season.
REV. HIssoM will commence a pro
tracted meeting at Warnock, on Monday
of next week.
g. Mems fine dress shoes for 81 so, at
Fowler & Drummond's.
The G A R Post, of Martins Ferry.
will picnic in Walnut Grove, on Satur>
day of this week.
Miss SUSIE GRIMES died at her home
in Barnesville on Sabbath of last week,
from consumption.
ELI PATTERSON, aged 81, of near
Barnesville. died on Monday of last week,
from stomach trouble.
The council of Martins Ferry has or
dered the solicitor to condemn ground
for use of the water works.
4. Genuine goat shoes at Fowler s.
Drunmond's, for S1.50.
THE board of trustees of Franklin col
lege expect to build residence for the
President, on the college grounds.
MRS. @. H. MUHLEMAN, aged 23, died
at her home in Martins Ferry, Wednes-
day of last week, from typhoid fever.
S.B. PIPER. Republican nominee for
clerk of courts, has resigned as postmas-
ter at Barnesville, to take effect July 81.
8. Mems calf shoes, So so, at Fowler
& Drummond's, Bridgeport, o.
NEW pots are being set at the LaBelIe
glass works, Bridgeport, and all other
arrangements are being made for long
run.
The colored NJ E church of Kirkwood
will hold "Bush meeting" next Sunday,
In Pasco's orchard, near the foot of the
big hill.
The beautiful" depot at Quincy, will
have to be moved, so the connection be-
tween the B & st and B & o roads
can be made.
THE Salvation Army at GAINESVILLE
will have big demonstration on Friday,
including a give-God-the-glory march
through the town.
2. Wear Fowler & Drummond's S2.5O
calf shoe for men.
Mrs. CAROLINE KELLER, mother of
Mayor Keller, of Martins Ferry. died at
her home in Philadelphia, Tuesday of
last week, aged Sc years.
DEBORAH HALL, an old member of
the Society of Friends. died at her home
near Barnesville, on Monday of last
week, from nervous disease.
REECE LEWIS, of Barnesville, raised
731k bushels of Strawberries on a piece
of ground little less than 15d of an acre
He received $l03.50 for the crop.
A BALL nine from this place went
over to New Athens on Saturday, and
played a close and exciting game with
the Athens club. Eleven innings were
required to decide the game, which re-
snlted I to 6 in favor of Athens.