Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-07-15
Town and Country.
WATERMELoNs are in the market

WATERMFLoNs are in the market.
THE ice cream venders have been hav
ing good trade.
PARTIES will try for oil near Barnes
vile, at ap early date.
The Bellaire saloons are coaxing w
trade by giving free lunches.
A SIXTEEN year old Bellaire boy, Will
lie Keyser, weighs 212 pounds.
FRANK BRYANT has let the contract
for a new dwelling at Maynard.
BARNEsvILLE merchants have arrang.
ed to have their streets sprinkled.
THE people of Bellaire want the coun-
Gil to put seats in the public square.
SNAKE stories are starting out soon
this season-and are as large as usual.
SAWED and split tagging. for pave
ment, for sale at John Carlile's lumber
yard. rs 2t.
The mines at Maynard are running
about half time, but making nearly full
tonnage.
RAsPBERRIEs are of the past, and the
busy house wife now thinks of black
berry jam.
THE saloon keepers of Wellsville hav e
until August 18th, to get their things out
of the town.
W. B. HANLoN, ESQ, has been ap-
pointed inspector of the government dam
at Bridgeport.
THE council at Martins Ferry has
granted the G, l. e. w road right of way
on First street.
THE boat race between He'll, of Bel.
laire, and Richards, of McKeesport, Pa,
comes off to-day.
recorded of DR. Thomas Electric Oil; it never
fails to cure earache .
THE council of Barnesville has decided
to build four more fire cisterns, to hold
from 200 to 500 barrels.
H: V. MERRIoK, of Minerva, has been
elected principal of the Bellaire high
school, at salary of 5000.
If your is getting thin, the application of
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover will
promote thlcK, new growth.
MILLARD MABRA, a colored citizen of
GAINESVILLE, is working out $25 fine for
frightening couple of ladies.
RECEIVER BURGooN, of the B, q & c
railroad, has removed the roads offices
from Woodsfield to GAINESVILLE.
Miss MAGGIE MCMAsTERs, of Glencoe,
was thrown from horse one day last
week, and considerably injured.
Mrs. MAGGIE STEWART died in Bel
laire on Thursday. and the remains were
taken to Belmont for interment.
On the goth of July, the citizens of
Barnesville will vote on the question of
prohibiting saloons in the village.
ONE berry raiser at GAINESVILLE mar
keted 1S5 bushels of strawberries, from
patch containing less than an acre.
LBTrER-HEADs, packet-heads, bill>heads,
statements, cards, envelopes, etc, in endless
variety at this Office. Samples furnished.
G. R. SHREvE and wife, of Martins
Ferry, attended the National Teachers
Institute at Topeka, Kansas, last week.
A RECENT census of Flushing shows
that onethalf of the residents of the
village live outside the corporate limits
REV. r. F. KELLER, of the First NJ E
church, of Bellaire, has been granted a
months leave of absence, by bis congre>
CATION.
WIN. M. DRUGAN, of Bellaire, has been
appointed agent for the Ohio Society for
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and
Children.
The Standard mill at Bridgeport has
amicably arranged matters with its work.
men, and will continue to run until
September 1st.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the most affective
blood purifier ever devised; 1t is recommend
ed by the best PHYSICIANS.
FRANK ROBERTS, B & o brakeman,
had his arm crushed between the bump
ers of freight train, on the bridge at
Bellaire, Thursday.
THE humane society of Bridgeport had
Samuel Mcpherson, of West Wheeling,
arrested for abusing horse. He will
work out S41.50 for the cruelty.
THE Democratic judicial convention,
to nominate candidate for common
pleas judge for the Belmont Monroe dis
trict, meets in Bellaire. Sept. 10th.
THE Democratic Congressional COM
mittee of this district met in Bellaire, on
Friday, and decided TO hold the conven-
tion.at Steubenville, on August II.
FRANK CoNRow, Of Flushing, has Just
received warrant on the U treasury
for Sl35, as pay for horse taken by the
Federal forces, at the time of Morgan's
raid.
MACHINE section knives, guards and
rivets. for all moving machines, and re-
pairs furnished for the Champion, Buck.
eye and Etna, at Vests, opposite the
bank. 71-2
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
never fails in restoring gray hair to its youth
full color, lustre and vitality; DR. A A Hayes,
state asssyer of Massachusetts, indorses it and
all who try it testify to its many virtues.
THE eouncilmanic committee to exam
inc the books of the outgoing officials of
Martins Ferry, have reported grave dis.
crepancies, and recommend that the
books be placed in the hands of an ex>
pert.