Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-08-05
Town and Country.
Doc days-these.


Doc days-these.
THIS is the season of the soldiers re.
unions.
ONLY four weeks until the St. Clairs
vile Fair.
MEMS calf shoes $3.50. at Fowler &
Drunmond's.
Buy Fowler & Drummond's calf shoe
for men. for S2.5O
A HORSE insurance company has open
ed an agency at Bellaire.
THE big pumpkins for the county fairs
are coming to perfection.
@s. SAHNKE, a Bellaire iron worker.
Gsceived $500 back pension.
=, COME on the C, L & W to Bridgeport,
and buy of Fowler & Drummond.
THE Ohio Valley Trades Assembly
meets in Bellaire on Sunday next.
MRS. B. WENzEL, of Bellaire, receives
81 ZOO legacy from the Fatherland.
THE Eastern Ohio Horticultural Soci.
ETY. meets in GAINESVILLE, on Saturday.
OATS harvest has been engrossing the
farmers attention for some days past.
THE fly family are abundant, and sf-
fectionately squat down on everything
loose.
THE 11th annual reunion of the 10th
o V l, will be held at Akron, on August
and 6. =.
BUY the renowned Rice s. Hutchins'
brogan. of Fowler & Drummond, Bridge
port, o.
The Barnesville base ball club has
engaged T. G. Nicholson, of Bellaire, as
catcher.
DID any one get up early enough on
Thursday morning, to see the eclipse of
the sun?
EARLY damsel pIums are in the mar
ket. aud as they are very plentiful, sell
very low.
JOHN SCoLEs, GAINESVILLE fruit grow
or, shipped load of peaches on Monday
of last week.
Miss SUSAN BURGESS, of Union town
ship. died recently, from general debility,
aged 95 years.
The Bellaire Daily Herald, Democrat
jc, is expected to put in an appearance
September 1st.
THE Union A M Z camp meeting CON-
menced on Sunday, in Walnut Grove, at
Martins Ferry.
STOP at Fowler & Drummondis,
Bridgeport, o, to get fine pair of wo-
mems shoes, for S1.50.
THE natural gas company is making
connections from their mains, with the
Martins Ferry factories.
GAINESVILLE, with less than 5000
population, sends out 500 people to every
ball game played there.
JULY went out with hot wave-Fri-
day and Saturday it was very warm, as
was also the case on Sabbath.
JAMES HOGAN, for two years past a
teacher in this township, will WELD the
birch at Warnock, this year.
THE Noble County Democrat is new
venture, published at Caldwell, by c. W.
Evans, formerly of Barnesville.
A PARTY of twelve Barnesville young
ladies will keep house on the Burr's Mills
camp ground during camp meeting.
THE Wheeling letter carriers handled
2S2,2S6 pieces of mail matter during
July, an increase Of 24,89l over June.
A NINE of st. ClsirsvilIe ball players
will go to Barnesville on Friday, to play
the crack nine of the "sun kissed city,"
"A vegetable product used only in Ayers
Ague Cure. has proved itself a never-failing
remedy for all malarial diseases; warranted.
THE colored band was out on sere-
nading tour Saturday night. They meet
Saturday night of each week for prac>
tice.
JOHN W. SUNDERLAND, an old resi-
dent of Barnesville, died on Tuesday of
last week, from dropsy, aged about II
years.
FARMERS in the vicinity of Bellaire
complain that blackberry gatherers steal
their potatoes and commit other depre-
dations.
THE Democratic county committee
elected w. n. Coffiand, chairman. and j.
B. Ryan, secretary, at their meeting on
Thursday.
JOHN T. TROLL, of the Bellaire & st.
Clairsville Railway Co. had his left foot
somewhat injured between the bumpers,
on Thursday.
ONE day last week, Miss Allie Lewis,
of Barnesville, was thrown from horse
she was riding, and considerably injured
about the head.
CHARLEY Coss. of Bridgeport, an en-
ploye of the G, L & W road, had thumb
and three fingers mashed between the
bumpers, on Saturday.
TIE druggists of Martins Ferry have
agreed to keep their stores closed on Sun
day, except from 1890 a N to 1:30 p m,
and from to $50 p m.
THE papers are saying a great deal
about the ability of young wives as
cooks. Remarks on the ability of young
husbands to provide something to cook
seem to be first in order.