Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-08-26
Town and Country.

Town and Country.
THE dog star is in supremacy.
FAIR at st. Clairsville next week.
HAY FEVER is abroad in the land.
GAINESVILLE Fair is going on this
week.
FOWLER & DRUMMoND, Bridgeport,
Ohio.
ALDERBERRIEs are ripe and are very
plenty.
WEAR Fowler & Drummond's $3.50
calf shoe.
THE weather this month brings out a
crop of colds.
MEMS calf shoes $3.50, at Fowler &
Drummonds.
THE campaign will soon begin to warm
up for business.
LADIES, wear Fowler s. Drummond's
$3.50 goat shoe.
FLUSHING young folks are having the
whoopiDg cough.
ELEGANT IoE CREAM and CONNECTIONS at
Wilson's during the Fair
The great fair of the seasonal st.
Clairsville next week.
On Friday of this week, G A r Post
is to be organized at Smyrna.
WoMEN's goat shoes S15O. at Fowler
& Drummond's, Bridgeport, o.
SEVERAL cases of typhoid fever are
reported from Burton's Station.
THE weather prophets are already pre-
dieting an early and cold winter.
THE dates of the big soldiers reunion
at Cambridge, are Sept. IA and Is.
GAINESVILLE is very sad-they did
not have game of ball last week.
FOWLER & DRUMMoND have what
they advertise-gOod shoes at low prices.
AND now BeIlaire citizens will petit
tion the council for vote on prehibi
tion.
Rev. J. G.. BLACK, president of New
Athens College, has moved bis family to
that place.
AFTER the Fair, school commences,
and the small boy will realize that life
is earnest.
MEN's wide shoes, at Fowler & Drum
mond's. just the thing for farmers
easy shoes.
THE camp meetings over the candi+
dates will have to wearily march to the
county fairs.
AN ice cream festival will be held at
Hendrysburgh on Saturday evening, ben
eft of the church.
CONE to the CHRONICLE for printed
stationery-best goods, well printed, and
reasonable prices.
THE Wheeling Opera House band is
furnishing music this week, for the
Barnesville Fair.
WoMEN's good, solid every day shoes
for $125, at Fowler & Drummond's,
Bridgeport. Ohio.
TIE Rhodes glass works at Bridgeport,
have been leased by Samuel Rowe ard
Charles Statzer, of Bellaire.
MRS. MATILDA KINNEY, wife of T E
Kinney. died at her home in Barnesville,
on the 18th inst, aged rs years.
MRS. ALICE STEGER, of Martins Fer
ry, has sued Robert Galbraith for $500,
for selling liquor to her husband.
THE old market house at BelIaire has
been converted into pound, where stock
running at large will be locked up.
THE barn of Dr. Pratt, of Burr's Mills,
was struck by lightning on Monday night
of last week, and slightly damaged.
THE Guernsey county Republicans. In
their recent convention, enthusiastically
endorsed Col. ]. D. Taylor for Congress.
The natural gas company which is to
supply the factories in the river towns,
promises gas by Friday of this week.
THE Monroe Spirit of Democracy came
out in its new dress last week, and is in
deed very much improved in appearance.
JAMES FITToN, of Bellaire, was eIect>
ed president of the board of managers
for Burr's Mills camp meeting, for next
year.
Ross SPRINGER, arrested last week on
the charge of rape, was acquitted at the
preliminary hearing before Mayor d. M.
Davies.
THE Bellaire firemen we're ruled cut
at the New Philadelphia tournament
last week, after making the fastest run
of all present.
]. r. MCCoURTNEY, president of the
Bellaire nail works, started this week
for tour of Europe. including England,
Ireland and Scotland
COUNCIL meets September 9, in regu-
lar session. Are they going to do any
thing with the miserable pavements in
some parts of town?
EWE learn that Jesse Pyle, of Colerain,
who has been seriously i'll for some time
continues to grow worse. with but slight
prospects for recovery.
ALL is not serene among the Burr's
Mills camp managers, and an effort is
being made to keep open on Sunday at
future camp meetings.
LASTLY Don't anybody miss the great
West Virginia Exposition, or Fowler &
Drummond's shoe store, in Bridgeport
Ohio, from Sept.!5 to II inclusive.