Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-06-17
Town and Country.
JUNE bugs are here.

1Own and Country.
JUNE bugs are here.
THE Bellaire council now holds week
ly sessions.
THERE are 81 children in the Belmont
County Home.
THE longest day of the year will be
here next week.
EVERYBODY invited to come to Fowl
er & DrummoDds.
Cur worms are greatly damaging the
corn in sod ground.
The small green apple is already
tempting the small boy.
SABBATH was a very warm summer
day-too hot everywhere.
The Bridgeport K of P netted about
500 by festival last week.
GRAVEL walks are to be made through
the Central square, Bellaire.
FAIR officials are beginning to stir
themselves in different places.
AFTER Strawberries the raspberry crop
will come, then black berries, sc.
MEMS fine lace shoes,Sl so, at Fowler
& Drummond's. Bridgeport, Ohio.
WHEAT harvest will commence in this
state the latter part of next week.
BEAR in mind that it is always in or
der to subscribe for the CHRONICLE.
THE saloon men of Martins Ferry
have organized to buck the Dow law.
THE council of Bellaire made a to tai
levy of 9 mills for municipal purposes.
WoMEN's wide shoes, worked button
hole, for 81 so, at Fowler & Drummond's
WORK on the completion of the gov
erment dam at Bridgeport Is now going
on.
CARL BURDETT, a Barnesville boy,
picked 215 quarts of strawberries in one
day.
MRS. LEONARD HILTON, of Barnes
Vile, died on the Sd inst, from consump.
ton.
MINOR BLOWERS. strawberry grower
at Barnesville, reports two ounce spec
linen.
JAMES MCELvEE, an old resident Of
Bellaire, died on Thursday, from typhoid
fever.
OUR So so mems calf shoe beats the
world. Fowler & Drummond, Bridge
port, o.
Q. J. ToLAND has been re-employeG
for the third year, to teach the Maynard
school.
THIRTY thousand bushels is the mod.
est estimate of the Barhesville straw
berry crop.
JOSEPH MCCoNNAUGHEY has been ap
pointed agent of the humane society il
Bridgeport.
Rev. WILLIAMS opened his normal
school at Centerville, with 20 pupils il
attendance.
WoNEN's kid waukenphast shoes a
So 80, that we can warrant. Fowler !
Drummond.
The Bridgeport BARRIERS will shave nj
more on Sunday. A good example fol
other towns.
AN oil and natural gas company hs
been started at Wheeling with $500,00(
capital stock.
MEMS solid calf shoes at So so, srt
what Fowler & Drummond brag abou
to everybody.
WILL elites, Bellaire lad. fined 81
for having robbed the till of T B Litten
grocer, of $50.
HOLLAND CAMPBELL. aged about &C
died in Bellaire last Wednesday, fren
typhoid fever.
DON'T say there is nothing new unde
the sun-th are so new style summe
hats for ladies.
JOHN MCHENRY las the contract TO
repairing the Smith township part of tn
Warnock pike.
W. d. LAsHLEY has the contract t
carry the mails between Amber an
Weeee, in Mead tp.
WORK has been temporarily suspend
ed at the Bethel oil well. The hole
about 1000 feet deep.
The Laughlin mill. Martins Ferr,
resumed work Thursday in the new fat
tory, with 78 machines.
BARNEsvILLE wants the Republica
Congressional convention; so does Bel
laire; so does Steubenville; so does
THE Thermometer registered 92 dc
grees in the shade Sunday at two o'clocl
1t may be said that summer is come.
A LOCAL writer says that Maynard
very dull-mines running one-third tim
and many miners leaving for other place
READ about Fowler & Drummond
boots and shoes, and then come and g
pair. All goods sold for what they ar
The Cambridge Herald last week O.
tered upon its eighteenth year. 1t is
good local paper, and independent poll
ically.
DOCTORS Of Martins Ferry have Ii
of the dead beats of that town, and i
one on this list will be visited unless
pays in advance.
THE Bridgeport humane society star
ed off with 10 members-C. NJ. Fisher
president, VIM. Clark, secretary, and
H. Smith, treasurer.
THE Bellaire schools graduated a ella
of twelve last Friday Ill young ladi
and one gentleman. Great interest W
taken in the occasion.