Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-07-01
Town and Country.
FOURTH of July next Sabbath.

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FOURTH of July next Sabbath.
REPUBLICAN primaries next Saturday.
FLUSHING has a cocoonery of 1000
worms.
GREEN apples and spring chickens are
in the market.
THE last half of the year commences
to-day, July 1.
A LARGE amount of wheat is being
harvested this week.
THE probate court will set on Monday
for criminal business.
The council at Fairview has ordained
that their saloons must go.
THE flint glass houses along the river
front, shut down with June.
COUNCIL meets in regular monthly
session next Monday evening.
The Rock Hill coal mines have shut
down for an indefinite period.
A FESTIVAL held at MorristowD, ben
eft of the Presbyterian church, netted
$40.
The Democratic county convention
will be held at Bellaire, on Tuesday,
July Is.
POLITICS are already simmering; there
will be boiling after the conventions
are held.
RASPBERRY gathering has been en-
gaging the mind of the small boy the
past week.
]. G. TAGGART, ESQ. will teach the
High Ridge, Pultney township, school
next year.
We print the premium list for the
coming Belmont Co. Fair, on first page
of this paper.
The Barnesville window glass works
will close down this week-the regular
summer stop.
Ayers Ague Cure is warranted to cure all
malarial disorders, when the directions are
faithfully followed.
The Laughlin mill, Martins Ferry, is
preparing to rebuild the portion recent
ly destroyed by fire.
Two DAUGHTERS of George Howell
died in Woodstield last week, from ma
lignant diphtheria.
On Saturday, a blind-fold skiff race,
open to colored gentlemen only, will
take place at Beliaire.
Miss MATTE SHANKLAND, of Barnes
vile, gradu duated from the Delaware, O.,
College. few days ago,
The railroad agent says 10000 bushels
of strawberries were shipped from
Barnesville this season.
Have used DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil for
Group and cold, and declare it a prositive
Contributed by VIM Kay, $40 Ply
mouth street, Buffalo, New York.
COUNCIL meets next Monday evening
will that body have anything to say on
the abatement of the saloons?
FREDERICK BEECH, a miner, was se>
riously injured in the Wheeling creek
coal mines, on Wednesday of last week.
THE town of New Athens has just re-
ceiyed new fire engine. 1t is eight man
power. and is expected to protect their
property.
BELMONT COUNTY is entitled to six
delegates in the Prohibition state con>
vention-one for every 80 votes cast for
Leonard.
THE property of the Bethel oil well
and of the German oil and gas company,
has been levied upon, and will be sold
lext week.
MILEY WILSON. ESQ, a former lawyer
of this county, has been appointed school
examiner at Kinsley, Kansas, at 81 l,50O
per annum.
DIR. J. NJ. TODD, of Bridgeport. will
be temporary chairman of the Congress
ional convention at Steubenville, OIL
August 4th.
A SOCIETY of Sons of Temperance is
being organized at Somerton. They viii
celebrate the Fourth by temperance
speeches, &c.
ONLY Is families were found destitute
of the Bible in Union tp. OF course
there should have been none, but this is
comparatively small.
THE Standard mill, Bridgeport, viii
run without summer stop until Aug
ust l, when it will be necessary to MAKE
the changes to use natural gas.
THE Wheeling Register appeared las
Thursday in bran new dress of brevis
body type. 1t makes decided improve
ment on the appearance OF. the Register
THE council at Fairview has appoint
ed a committee to meet Cows. Forake
and Wilson, at GAINESVILLE, and escor
them to the coming Pennyroyal reunion
AT the commencement at Washing
ton-J Jefferson college Wednesday of las
week, the degree of D. D. was conferre
upon Rev r M Brown, of Bellaire,
graduate of 1864.
No injurious effects can follow the use c
Ayers Ague Cure in malarial diseases; it COZ
tains specific and unfailiDg antidote fC
miasmatic poisons, with remedial agents whic
expel the poisonous humors, purify the syi
tenn, and leave il healthy and reinvigorated