Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-04-29
Published Every Thursday
Town and Country.
JUNE taxes will soon begin to ripen.

The straw iSTrY crop gives promise o
being very large one.
A MAN who minds his own business
has steady employment.
THE Rtnaville Welsh church netteC
1904 at recent fair and festival.
The dog poisoner has been getting il
his work on the GAINESVILLE CANNES.
"PERFECTI9N" Paints-mixed for use
all cOlOrs, at Pdttersons' drug store.
THERE is plenty of work this spring
for loafers. if they will take bold of it.
NATURE, in a few short weeks of good
weather, made splendid country roads.
JOSEPH HARRIS, of West Wheeling
last week paid 1886 for abusing his wife.
BELLAIRE grocers will not purchase
from wholesalers who do retail busi>
ness.
CIRCUS in Bellaire next Tuesday
we expect they will all pass US by as
usual.
A NUMBER of young men at Bridge
port wilt organize lodge of the Sons of
Malta.
A NEW law makes entering a chicken
conp aud stealing fowls, a penItentiary
sffense.
MARTHA HATHORN has purchased the
John l.. Hathorn property in Mead tp.,
for 81, 400.
THE Quaker City Independent denies
emphatically, that their glass house is to
be removed.
THE work of cleaning up is rapidly
going on. The work should be thorough
everywhere.
The Powhatan Presbyterian church
has made call for Rev. w. I. Garroway,
of Woodsield.
AT Martins Ferry, on Thursday, a
man named Eberts was fined $40 for
beating his wife.
FRIDAY of this week is Arbor Day, and
it should be generally celebrated IN the
planting of trees.
EASTER Sabbath was a beautiful sum-
mer day, and the attendance at the |
churches was large.
all hands, and it is a smart frog that
gets away from him.
The natural gas pipes are being dis.
tributed between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire. this week.
Try Buckingham's Dye; it is an elegant,
safe and reliable article, cheap and convenient
for use and will not rub off.
MRS. MARIA Crow died at her home
near Bellaire, On Friday, from pDeumo-
mia, aged about 46 years
THE Findlay Window Glass Co., of
Belldire," capital stock $4,000, was in
cOrporated last Thursday.
MRS. ANNIE BUCKLEY. died at her
home in West Wheeling, on Friday, from
an affection of the stomach.
ALBERT KENNEDY, Bellaire steel
worker, was Oaily banned on Thursday, l
by the explosion or mould.
Work toward forming program for
this tails camp meeting at Burr's Mills,
has already been commenced.
BY the use of Buckingham's Dye, the |
whiskers may be easily made permanent,
natural brown or black as desired.
MAY comes next Saturday, and "The
moves on from March to May
The fruit trees put out magnificent
bloom this year, and the falling flowers |
reminded one of snow storm.
The Bethel oil and gas we'll is down
to the 65-foot sand, and those interested |
are expecting to hear something good |
daily.
JACOB KAISER. of this place, was as
sessed So and costs, and one day in Jail, |
by Mayor Davies, for selling liquor on
Sunday.
WALLACE C. MILLER. son of H. B. |
Miller, Esq, of Bellaire, died on Satur>
day morning, from consumption, aged
% years.
The natural gas company has rented
skating rink at Martins Ferry for a
tool house, and work is expected to com
mence in May.
AT Martins Ferry, man got drunk
and wandered into the lookup, where he
lay down to sleep. Being discovered, he
was locked up
The total enrolment of the Bellaire
schools for the current year, is to date,
1877; of this number, POP never attend
ed school before.
MRS. NANCY HUNT, an aged lady Of
BarnesviIle, died from paralysis on Sun.
day of last week, and her remains were
buried on Monday.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, a st. Louis ma
chinist, fell among thieves in Bellaire,
on Wednesday of last week, and was rob-
bod lf,f = nd ,foh
JosEPHUs MCCALL, of Flushing, offers
$500 reward for tidings of lis brother.
T.J. Mccall, who disappeared lS years
ago from his home near Morristown.
Jos. WINSTON, a well known eolored
man of this place. has embarked in the
barber business at Merristown. having
purchased the shop of Edward K. Scott
THE next strike in order will be for
the men to go on strike against the
seven story bonnets of the lovely dears
whom Nature classes as her noblest
works.
THE first money was sold by the ST.
Clair Building Association, on Saturday
night, at 364 cents monthly premium
per share OF S1U0-S2,0OO being the
amount sold.
AN effort will be made. says the Inde-
pendent, to have Bub BOrham placed on
the list of prisoners paroled the first of
next month. He is foreman of a shop in
the penitentiary.
THE Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
was sold on Friday, for S5O5, 900, to the
trustees of the re-organized company.
The road extends from Toledo to Bows
erstewn, Harrison county.
FISH stories are ripe. and the irst of
the season is that Thomas Pyle. of Cole
rain tp. landed bass weighing 2ponnds
and 10 ounces. one day last week, from
Wheeling creek But this story is true