Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-06-17
HAY harvest has begun.

GREEN APPLEs-cholera morbus.
If we had a hot wave signal it woul
be flying.
READ j. Brilles', Zone Price Clothier,
new advertisement in this paper.
PoLITICs and candidates are ripeniDg
The crop is more than an average.
SUMNER clothes have been in fashion
this week. Oh account Of the summel
weather.
DON'T fail to call oa Fowler & Drum
mOnd. Bridgeport, o. for mems 81 81
calf shoes.
Mrs. LEWIS, an aged eolored lady oi
Martins Ferry. died from old age, OIL
Sunday.
AN immense line of women's slippers
at Fowler & Drummond's; they're beau
ties. See them.
SOME of the glass workers had tc
knock off Monday at Martins Ferry. Oh
account of the heat.
The saloon keepers of Bellaire met
last evening, to organize in opposition to
the Dow liquor law.
Mrs. HANNAH MCKELvEY died at
her home at Neff's Siding. on Saturday
night, from consumption.
BoGes & BUHL, Allegheny, offers spe-
cial bargains in dry goods during the
month of June. See their ad.
The natural gas pipe line is now being
laid through Bridgeport, and it is expect
ed Bellaire will be reached by July l.
The Marietta Register says that far
mers in that neighb0rhOod cut good
deal of wheat Friday and Saturday last.
VIM. SMITH and wife, parents of Mrs
James Irwin, are lying quite i'll at the
residence of their daughter in Norris
town.
Everybody admires beautiful hair, and
every enc may possess it. by using Ayers
Hair Vigor.
REV. ]. NJ. JAMIsoN has rendered his
as President of HOpedale
College, on account of ministerial and
other duties.
For colds, Group, asthma, bronchitis aud
'ore throat, use DR.. Thomas Ecletric Oil, and
ret the genuine.
CIRCUIT COURT began on Tuesday,
Judges Laubie, Woodbury. and Frazier
m the bench. Fourteen cases were on
beir docket.
Mrs. ELLA Hell, wife of George He'll,
If Bellaire, an estimable young wife and
mother. died on Monday morning. from
Uphold fever.
MRS. LOUISA B. RUFER, wife of VIM
Rufer, of the Ohio Lantern Co., Bel
aire, died on Monday afternoon, from
ever, aged 29 years.
THE certificate of Incorporation of the
Jhrichsville and Dennison Gas and Oil
company, capital stock $4,000, has been
lied with the Secretary of State.
THE novelist farmer, E. P. Roe, con-
inues his practical talks on the culture
II small farms by valuable article on
The Raspberry" in Harper's Magazine
or July.
NICHOLAS GANTzER, of Etnaville,
djudged insane by the Probate Judge,
vas taken to the asylum at Athens, by
darshal McConDaughey, of Bridgeport,
IN Tuesday.
THE ninth annual Commencement of
# the Ohio University at Columbus, will
'ccur June 20 to %. The Commence
nent exercises proper will take place at
p %, 23d inst.
AT the recent entertainment at the
Dutch school house," about $50 were
ealized, which sum makes fund to in
ure the success of their annual Harvest
Home picnic this fall.
MosEs and Harriet Garner, an aged
couple from New Athens, were arrested
q Bridgeport Monday afternoon, both
,eiHg so drunk that they fell into the
natural gas pipe trench.
For constitutional or scrofulous catarrh,
md for consumption induced by the scrofulous
aint, Ayers Sarsaparlls is the true remedy;
{ has cured numberless cases; stops catarrhal
discharges and removes the sickening odor-
Indications of scrof1la.
THE Ohio State Board of Health will
AXE hand in the matter of Wheeling
the water Bellaire is compelled
20 drink. 1t is supposed the water is
he cause for the alarming death rate IN
Bellaire.
THE June meeting of the Belmont Co.
Farmers Club will be held on Saturday,
IN the fair grounds. A cordial invita-
ion is extended to all farmers to be
present. Bring your baskets and fami-
les, and have a picnic.
The need Of merit for promoting person.
Il aesthetics is due to @ Aver & Co., whose
Hair Vigor is universal beautifer of the hair;
effective, agreeable, 1t ranks among
articles of toilet; to scanty locks
t gives luxuriance; and withered hair it
clothes with the hue of youth.
AN order has been received by the
Probate court for the admission to the
Girls Industrial Home at Della ware, of
Mary Thouen, young girl of Martins
Ferry, addicted to bad habits, and ad-
judged unmanageable by the court.
TIE county commissioners, with the
advice of the Prosecuting attorney, have
directed the county treasurer to collect
the Dow law liquor tax within the time
fixed by the statute, June 81, otherwise
to add the penalty and distrain the prop
erty.
PROBATE GAsToN issued marriage Ii
censes during the week ending Tuesday,
as follows:
Noah Burke and Laura Belle Lille.
John B Campbell and Prilla Nelson.
Louis EIslager aud Mary Lennox.
Mary Bumgardner and Emma May
Brown.
Farmers Picnic.
Owing to the fact that the May meet
ing of the Belmont Co. Farmers Club
was held on the Sd Saturday in May, it
was thought advisable to hold the June
meeting and farmers picnic on the fair
grounds, Saturday, June 10. All are
cordially invited.
SARAH LINDELL, one of the incurable
insane transferred from the Asylum to
the Infrmary year ago. died in that
institution Friday, aged 80 years, and
her remains were buried on Sunday
from the residence of her aunt. Rebecca
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