Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-06-24


THE Barnesvills Republican Office vi
damaged by fire on Saturday.
WoMEN's wide shoes, worked buttol
hole, at Fowler & Drummond's.
The Masons of Bridgeport will hold
: festival on Friday evening. 23d inst.
AN effort is being made to have a pos
Office established at the Children's HON
8 MEMS solid calf shoes, all style
81 so, at Fowler & Drummond's, Bridg
port, Ohio.
\. B. STEWART, of Kimbolton, Guerr
sey county, is writing history of th
SD o. vi.
THE foundation for the Union stree
bridge, Bellaire, over McMahon's creeE
is completed.
r. C. CLARKE, of Bridgeport, has pur
chased Fowler & DrummoDd's Martin
Ferry shoe store.
ST. JOINS church, Wheeling, celebrat
ed its fftieth anniversary last Sabbath
in fitting manner.
You can't come to Fowler & Drum
mond'S too early. Open at daylight ant
close at P. m, sharp.
FRED EBERLE, of Bellaire, has beeI
appointed assistant inspector for the {
A r Posts of this county.
The insurance adjusters have placed
the loss by the Laughlin mill fire al
Martins Ferry, at S57, ,352.06.
RELIABLE goods and polite treatment
are what Fowler & Drummond "set up
TO their customers. Try them.
VIM HABERFIELD, of Wheeling. has
challenged Henry He'll, of Bellaire, to a
boat race for from $3.50 to $500 side.
HARRY CRIswELL, aged IS, son of
Zacbariah Criswell, of Bellaire, an only
child, was taken with cramps while in
swimming Saturday, and was drowned.
Col. PoeRMAN, Col. Taylor, Hon. John
A. Bingham and Gen. HollingswOrth
have been invited to crate at DeersVille,
Harrison county, at 4th of July cele-
bration.
Miss KATE Stafford. for three years
assistant in the high school at Barnes
vile, has been elected to assist in the
high school at Salem. Calnm6iana cOun-
ty, at salary of $3.50.
W. 5. WILEY. of Barnesville, took the
lead this year on big berries. Eleven
filled quart and weighed 20 ounces, the
largest berry being 1311S inches around,
and weighed pa ounces.
TRY OUR CoFFEE-We believe our
loose roasted coffee to be the best in the
market at any price. Our sales are cons
stantly increasing. Try it once.
6l72J GEO. JEPSON.
THE GAINESVILLE ball club has won a
game, and as usual when such remark
able thing occurs, have challenged East
ern Ohio. We have no club, but have
the players To do 'em up.
A FIRE was discovered iH the barn OF
Anderson Ralston, in Martins Ferry, on
Saturday, which was put cut With little
damage. Half hours start would have
made big conflsgration.
RUBBER RINGS for Mason jars, and
caps and wires for standard wax jars;
also, jars of all kinds and pure sugars
and spices at cash prices.
6I7-2t GEO. JEPSON.
FOWLER & DRUMMOND, Bridgeport,
0. want 5000 customers by Sept. 1st.
Goods 10 per cent. lower than any other
bouse in the county. We want your trade
and we are bound to have it.
Miss HELEN ELRTCK, assistant matron
Of the Chiidren's Home of this county
under Supt. Green, has accepted the same
position at the Home in Davenport, Iowa,
and left for that place last week.
OUR new Falcon Shirt is the very best
shirt in the world Price
81 00-mailed to any address for 81 10.
Geo NJ Shook & Co, Dry goods,sole ag'ts,
Wheeling, w. Va. 6.1O 2t
EVAN PHILLIPS, young man of Som
erton, was ridden on rail and beaten by
masked citizens last week, for coarse talk
and uDgentlemanly conduct. A few rails
could be used to advantage in almost any
A NUMBER of counterfeit $40 bills are
In circulation. They are raised from
$40, the figures in the corner being chan
ged. The denomination in the body of
the bill has not been changed.-Wheel>
ing lntelligencer.
FRUIT JARS, WAX. &C.--We have a
full line of glass and stone half gallon,
quart and pint, wax and self sealing
fruit jars; also. the old standard IXL
wax, and sugars of all kinds which we
guarantee pure.
1926 GEO. JEPsoN.
MRS. ELLEN JENNINGS, wife of George
s. Jennings, of Bellaire. died on Wednes
day afternoon of last week, from a COM
plication of ailments, aged 43 years. A
husband and four children are left to
mourn the passing away of a devoted
wife and mother.
The Noble County Republican of this
week will contain complete roster of
all those who served in Co. "I' 25th Vols.
Twenty-Five years ago today this COM
pany was mustered into the service of
the Government. Copies of the paper
may be had by addressing Republican"
Cald well, Ohio.
i
burn, d. D., will occupy the pulpit of
the Methodist church of this place. His
superior pulpit ability, and the fact that
he was reared in this community, and
has rendered eminent service in the
Mission field of India, will secure for
him large audience.
GEORGE HEINLEIN, of Bridgeport,
graduate from the asylum for the blind
at Columbus, is candidate for the Pro-
fessership of Music in that institution,
with good prospects for success. His
application was endorsed by number
Of leading Republicans of this place, and
was presented to the asylum authorities
by Col. PoOrman.
A DRAMATIC entertainment is to be
given by High Ridge dramatic club, at
New Hall, onerhalf mile south of High
Ridge school house, Friday evening,
July 2. The interesting drama, Little
Brown Jug" will be rendered, together
with several side-splittjng farces amopp