Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-05-27
FLOWERS will be plenty on Memorial


TEE Bellaire nail works, after an eigt
months steady run, will close down thi
week.
EARLY CHERRIES are ripe; there is
prospect for an extraordinary crop of a.
varieties.
SOME scoundrel visited the Bellair
cemetery at night, and stole plants frof
the graves.
JUNE roses are here in all their beau
ty, but June cometh not until 1uesea
of next week.
The Bellaire schools will close en- tn
1lth of June. The enrolment up Il
Friday was 1899.
CIRCUIT COURT is in session at Steu
benville this week. Next week th
court goes to Cadiz.
The Bellsire papers are still beinl
used by the ministers in discussing th'
bsptIsmal question
THE Bellaire local board will hold |
teachers examination in that city, OF
the coming Saturday.
A. J. FULTON is the postmaster at th'
new Office. whitney" just established
between Warnock and Glencoe.
OVER S1,1OO were realized by thu
German church of Bellaire, in their fes
tival the latter part of last week.
DURING the severe wind storm Of
nG4.Aau tho rnnf of lha
Opera House at Cadiz was blown OF.
CIV. HoUeH, Wheeling creek coal
miner, was probably fatally crushed or
Tuesday, by large stone falling upou
him.
SOMEBODY has discovered that the
only use a dude has for his head Is to
keep his collar from slipping off Of bis
neck.
LEE HAMMOND is representing the
Bellaire knights of Pythias at the Grand
Lodge meeting at Youngstown, this
week.
JOSEPH INGRAM and A. T. Bowie are
the Bridgeport K Of z, at
he Grand Lodge meeting at Youngs-
own.
VEGETATION is on the boom. You
could almost see things grow" after
he rains On Saturday evening and Mon
lay morning.
A CHILD of John Carpenter, of Mart
in's Ferry, was fatally hurt on Monday,
~ being run over by the wagon of the
reg and barrel factory.
CHARLES n. ALLEN, formerly of this
county, has been bounced from the pO-
ition of Librarian and Superintendent
# Printing at the Ohio penitentiary.
ONE Of the large trees on the fair
!. ounds, below the dining hall, succumb-
d TO the juvenile cyclone which visited
his neighborhood on Monday evening.
FoRNEY TIMMoNs, an old and respect
d resident of Cadiz, died on Sunday of
asst week, aged ~ years. He was the
ather of Mrs. Charles Allen, formerly
# Bellaire.
DURING the wind storm of Monday
vening, the large glass in the front door
# the residence of Mrs Wm P Frasier
vas broken. by the door being suddenly
,lown shut.
REV. W. W. WALKER, of the Bellaire
Episcopal church, will close his pastor
tie at that place Sunday, having accept
ID a call to the church at Washington,
pennsylvania.
THE Heatherington gas or oil we'll, In
he lower end of Bellaire. last Friday
cached 1000 feet in depth, which was
he extent of the contract. 1t is dry
Iole thus far.
The appointment of Hon Robert Simp-
on as postmaster at Wheeling, was con-
irmed by the y 5 Senate on Tuesday.
dr Simpson has been acting postmaster
or some time.
WE are prepared for any kind Of q
ira berry story the Barnesville people
nay send out. The prospect is for an
crop, and the season open
d up this week.
TUESDAY was a cold day, and night
et in much colder. with good prospects
or a damaging freeze, but up to this
writing. we have heard of no damage in
his neighborbood.
REV. WILLIAMS Normal School at
will commence on next Mon
lay, and the prospects are that about
fifty students. mostly teachers, will en-
er for the session.
BUFFALO BILL suffered severe sprain
r. ba Iaft lan xuhilo oofinr dDo1 xr,ith
IN Indian chief, at Wheeling. on Mon,
lay. The leg was caught in bride
eiH, and badly twisted.
AN agent for the Ohio State Society
or Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
will organize a branch at Martins Fer
y, on Sunday next. and one at Bridge
port on Sunday. June 6.
The Republican primaries in Jefferson
county last week, resulted in the re-Dom-
nation of VIM F Simeral for county
Iuditor, over Alfred Blackburn, by 33
majority, in total vote of 2.2S1.
OWING to the commencement exercises
If the public schools occurring Thursday
the regular weekly prayer meet
ng of the NJ E church will be held this
week on this, Wednesday evening.
GEO. G. MCKEE, of Bridgeport, and
Ambrose S. List, of Wheeling, were last
appointed administrators of
,he late E. F. Lafferty. Bond $4,000,
with Henry <. List, of Wheeling.surety
How many bald heads you see; work,
worry, disease, dissipation; these do it; Par
ler's Hair Bslsam stops falling hair and re-
torres gloss and youthful color; exceptionally
lean, elegant, perfect dressing, not greasy;
prevents dandruff. Sc At.
GEORGE RICE, of Martins Ferry, in
/ rage at his wife, knocked her down
with stone and then beat her over the
face and head. holding the stone in his
hand. Her face was terribly cut and
bruised. The brute husband skipped to
avoid arrest.
SOME of the tret lines set across the
river at this point, are weighted down
with floating entrails and other filth
dumped into the Ohio river by Wheeling