Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-04-29

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week.
The report comes in from every di
rection that the wheat prospects are yer
1attering.
"PERFECTIoN" mixed paints, are mad
of pure lead and oil Sold oGly by Pattel
son & Sons. 4-22 2t.
TIE small boys have started to g
swimming, and We are looking for
drowning item.
Il CLOSE up on Sunday from principl
and not by law" is the sign on Barnes
vile restaurant.
The Bridgeport telephone Central
will be located in the second story of tn,
Holloway block.
THERE are fewer dogs ia the land hoV
than at any other seasen-the Assessor
are on their way.
AT the sale of McKelvey's livery sta
ble in Bellaire, on Saturday, horse:
brought good figures.
The assessors are required to report tt
the county auditor, on or before the
third Monday of May.
THE beautiful wild flowers adorn the
wild wood. Hills and valleys blossom
with all shades of color.
THE Barnesville base ball club has Sc.
cured the fair grounds at that place, to
play ball in this season.
GUERNSEY county has 81 applicants
for o. p. guard. Only one can be ap'
pointed from the county.
The Bellaire G. A. r. Post has already
appointed con mittees to arrange for
Memorial Day Observances.
THE irrepressible small boy is now
playing base ball after school; but is too
weary to clean the back yard.
THE dry goods statesmen of Wheeling
have organized an early closing move
go into effect May /.
A NICE line of canned goods, farina-
ceous goods and fresh crackers, at r. Y.
Duff S. 22-2w
If you don't believe it is summer, light
A lamp ia the evening and hoist wins
low. The bugs will tell the tale.
Now DOTH the spring poet flourish as
A green bay tree, and outshine said tree
n The splendor of its utter greenness.
PERFECTION Paints, ready for use
,ils, varnishes, brushes, &c. Get our
prices before buying. Patterson Il Sons.
THE jewelry store of R. H. Dilley, of
Quaker City, was burglariZed Saturday
hight, of about 81 900 worth of goods.
THE Demos dramatic company will
,erform Tine Last Loaf" on May 81, at
and Gu May %, at Aims
trOng's Mills.
john O'GRADY. Of Scranton, Pa. and
Alex. Gardner, colOred champion of West
Va, will wrestle In Bellaire On May 7th,
or $50.
JOHN RITZ, of Bellaire, has challenged
Iames Griffin, of Buffalo, n. Y, To row
hree mile race over the Bellaire course,
or $500.
THE case of tire State VS.. AL Feeley,
Vhicn was set for trial on Tuesday, has
Deen reset for May 25th. on account of
bseDce of witnesses.
PREPARATIONS are being made in the
obacco growing sections of this and ad-
dining counties, for the planting of an
unusual large area of tobacco.
ROBERT BAKER, John Fineral, James
.aporte and Frank James, of the vicinity
If Barton, left on Saturday for Kansas,
% grow up with the country.
ALL persons interested in the organi+
.ation of a Village Improvement Asso
.iation, are requested to meet in the
chOel hall. on Friday next, at p. 10.
REV. SAM. JONES will be at the
camp meeting in August.
An effort was made to get him to come
% Burr's Mills, but his time was all oc-
,upied.
SUPT. 81. L. PECK, of the GAINESVILLE
schools, has 0een employed as one of the
instructors of the Summit county teach>
ers' institute. to be held at Akron, begin
1ing July 10. :
CONTRACTOR TRUMBULL, of Alleghe-
~, arrived in Martins Ferry, Monday.
and staked the ground for the new &
Z depot in that place, and ground was
broken on Tuesday.
FIFTY ACRE FARM FOR RENT, near
Flushing. Ohio; good land, in good con-
iition, and sufficient buildings. Terms,
cash in advance. Call on OF address. j.
W. Nichols, st. Clairsviile, o. As If.
REV. j. Z. STARKEY, formerly min
Ister of the old Pittsburgh NJ E confer
ence, died at his home in Newport,
Washington county, on Wednesday OF
last week. He was well known in the
western part of this county and in Guern-
sey county.
]. K. MCCoURTNEY, ESQ, president of
the Bellaire nail works, was thrown from
his carriage while driving in Wheeling,
on Friday, aud was seriously injured
about the spine. The horse ran away,
and in the accident broke its leg, and had
to be shot.
The next regular meeting of Drum.
moRd Post Ne. 203, G A r, of this place,
will be held on Tuesday evening, May 4 .
Several recruits are to be mustered, and
inal arrangements made for Memorial
Day. 1t is desired that all members OF
the Post be present.
-'Pll attend to it soon;' don't cheat your
self in that way; your hair is growing thinner.
dryer and more lifeless every day; save it and
restore its original color, softness and gloss
by using Parker's Hair Balsam while you
may. LAT
CONGRESSMAN |. H. TAYLOR on Mon
day introduced in the House, bill pro
viding for the appropriation of 100000
for the erection of public building at
Steubenvile. A similar bill, introduced
by Senator sherman, is now before the
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, of the Senate.
SHoEs-Shoes for men and women,
shoes for misses and youths, shoes for
babies, button shoes, lace shoes, congress
shoes. Come and sea Our shoes We
can sell you anything from French
kid, hand turn, to a cornfield gaiter.
4 20 2t JEPsoN & PATTON.