Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-06-10

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The CHRONICLE last week, was per-
United to sample some fine strawberries
of the Crescent Seeding variety, culti>
vated by Il Young, near town.
TRY the newly improved Falcon Shirt,
price 81 OO-mailed to any address on
receipt of 81 10. Geo. NJ. Shook & Co.,
Dry goods, sole agents, Wheeling. 6-10 2.
THE families of the two engineers
killed in the accident at Bellaire last
week, receive $4,000 each, and the fami-
ly of the fireman 81 1,OOe, from the B & U
relief fund.
The Bridgeport Chautauqua Circle, at
its meeting last week, presented its re-
firing president, Mrs. T. E. Orr, with the
Earnest Series" four volumes of Rus
/ kin's works.
| JOHN JONES, we'll known as former
mail carrier between this place to Cadiz,
died at his home in the latter place on
Monda, of last week, from paralysis of
the throat, aged 60 years.
OUR new Falcon Shirt is the very best
unlaundried shirt in the world. Price,
81 OO-mailed to any address for 81 TO-
Geo NJ Shook & Co, Dry goods,sole ag is,
Wheeling, W. Va. 6-lO 1t
The people of Barnesville want coun-
Gil to order an election as to whether
there shall be any saloons in that town.
The couucilmen are 10th to tackle the
subject on their own responsibility.
THE business men of Martins Ferry
have organized a Permanent Improve
ment Board, with James Kerr, president;
John F. Miller, vice president; o. Rus
sell Wood, secretary; and II. W. Smith,
treasurer.
PoTs were set at the LaBelle glass
works. Bridgeport, Wednesday of last
week. The men bought two kegs of beer
to celebrate the occasion. and then some
of them INDUCED in riot. Seven were
locked up.
JAMES DUNFEE, of Mead tp., his wife
and two other ladies, were dumped over
an embankment with wagon IN which
they were riding, on last Saturday. The
wagon was ruined, but the occupants
were uninjured.
The Falcon Shirt is faultless; try ir.
Mailed to any address for 81 10. Geo NJ
Snook & Co, Dry goods, sole agents,
Wheeling, W Va. 6.10 2t.
FRANK HANNA, colored, carved ex-
Marshal Frank McSherry. of Mingo. oD
Saturday night, with razor. The wound
was in the abdomen and is considered
serious. Hanna was arrested and lodged
in Jail at Stenbenville.
Hon. JOHN A. BINGHAM has accepted
an invitation by the Governor of New
Hampshire, to make the address at the
unveiliRg of statue of Daniel Webster,
at Concord. on June II, the anniversary
of the battle q Bunker Hill.
My liver was 80 fesrfully disordered and
felt so feeble and languid that l scarcely
took interest in anything; tried all the so call.
ed remedies without relief uatil | used Par
ker's Tonic, which effected permanent cure.
David Bash, Little Rock, Ark. 3-4t
THE village council, on Monday even
ing, made the following levy: General
fund, y mill; light fund, y mills; r.
r. Sinking, 5 mills; total mills. The
total levy is the same as last year. R. j.
Riley was appointed and confirmed as
village weighmaster.
The commencement exercises of Hope
dale Normal College will occur on the
25th inst, beginning at 10 o'clock M
Basket picnic from II N TO 2 p m, on
the campus. General N D Liggett, of
Cleveland, will deliver the annual adj
dress. Entertainment of literary socie-
ties on evening of the same day.
JOSEPH HOLMES, of New Athens, re-
ports the May weather to the Cadiz Re-
publican, from which we extract: The
highest temperature was SO on the 22d !;
lowest, Al on the Sd; rain fell on 10 days,
a total fall of 2.S3 inches, being over an
inch below the months average; there
were s cloudy, 20 fair and clear days.
ROBERT MCMULLEN, under indict+
ment for robbery committed in 1882.
from an old Monroe county German
named Jacob Burkhardt, and who escap-
ed from our Jail August 80, 1882, was
captured by Wheeling officers last week
in that city, and turned over to Sheriff
Sed wick on Thursday, who expects to
retain possession of his body until jury
passes upon his case.
SABBATH next, June 18th, will be
Children's Day at the Methodist church
of this place. The church will be beau
Illulig ucCOIdGou. 1uo Suuudy OOHoOi
will be present as body at the morning
service; baptism of children and sermon
by the pastor. Sunday School praise
service in the evening. All parents who
have children to be baptized, are request
ed to bring them to the morning service.
The disagreeable operation of forcing
liquids into the head, and the use of exciting
stuffs, are being superseded by Ely's Cream
Balm, cure for catarrh, colds in the head
and hay fever; it is a safe and pleasant remedy
being easily applied with the finger; it is cur
ing cases which have defed the doctors; price
SOC. l have myself used Ely's Cream Ba m
(being afflicted W th catsrrh) with satisfactory
results, and recommend it to all suffering
with this terrible disease; it is giving my trade
universal sstisfaction.-L. F. Crackenheimer,
druggist, Van Vert, o. Bet
THE RichIand, Pultney and Mead
township school boards held joint meet
ing in the school house in joint sub-Dis
trict No. Is of Richland tp., on Saturday,
to consider petition from residents OF
Pultney and Mead tps., for admission
into said joint Dist. IS. Each board had
a quorum present, and the meeting elect
ed George Crozier, of Mead, chairman,
and r. G. Meyer, of Richland, secretary.
, The prayer of the petitioners was not
granted, it appearing that it would be of
great injury to Mead tp. John Bran
nell, of Pultney, then petitioned the joint
meeting, that his IA acres might be
placed in No. 1s of Richland, which was
granted.