Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-07-30

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ITEMS PITIIY AND NEWSY.
- Interesting Short Bits Put in Cor
- venient Form.
IS Town and Country-Local and Otherwise
e Notes Gathered with Pencil,
\ Paste Pot and Shears
/ A woMAN's gun club is an absurdit,
+ projected at Bellaire.
BRIDGEPORT has gained 50 in popula
:, tion during the last year.
l. WALL PAPER AT COST for next thirty
5 days, at CROsSLANDs'. 7-16 2t*
HENKr ". STAMM, proprietor of the
Stamm House, Wheeling, died on Sunday
aged 63 years.
Rev. r. L. Smith will give S25 to the
student in Franklin College receiving the
: highest grades next year.
, F. A. TAYLOR, late editor of the
quest of Wheeling, died Saturday at
Chillicothe, from typhoid fever.
NEW STOCK Rugs, Art Squares and
Brussels Carpet. Special attention given
to laying. 7-16-2t F. TROLL Il Sons.
HORACE J. LUPToN. a Barnesyille
grocer, on Monday assigned his stock of
goods to John d. Talbot. The assets
are placed at $3.50.
THERE is talk of erecting a soldiers
monument in LinwoOd Cemetery, west
of Bridgeport. The citizens of Bridge
port are urging forward the project.
Two Cambridge men have received
S4OO reward from the Treasurer of
Tuscarawas county for the arrest of
Henry Whereby, for the murder of James
Booth.
JOHN l.. SCHILLING, of Bellaire, has
patented new sort of domino, made of
hard wood and covered with celluloid.
and having numbers ON the face instead
of spots.
DoW's Electric Galvanic Belt cures all
Nervous and Chronic Diseases. Price
$500. CHAs. W. TROLL, Ag't. 7-234t.
TIE manaOnrc of tho Tnctituta oh !
have endeavored to arrange for some
lectures during the session. With no
entertainment, the exercises will be rath-
er dry.
AT the Clarendon Hotel on last We'd
nesday evening, James M. Phillips and
Miss Louisa d. Wilcox, both of Hunter,
were united in marriage, by Rev. Dr. AL
eXander.
For six terms, the average term grade
of'the last graduating class in Franklin
College was over "a per cent You can
get first-class education there, at the
lowest rates.
THE Methodist Sunday School will
picnic at Ridgeways Grove on Thursday,
August 13. An earlier date was desired,
but the Grove could not be secured at
any other time.
ISAAC IDDINGs, who for sometime has
been quite sick, became much worse
Wednesday from the effects of some
medicine, and it was feared
that he would not recover.
Miss CARRIE MITCHELL handsomely
entertained number of her friends on =
Monday evening in honor of Miss Mary =
The evening was delight +,
'ully spent in social amusements.
AN entire new line of ladies' and gents d
Trunks and, Valises, Bags and Telescopes. t
7-16-2t F. TROLL & Son.
THE Cambridge Council has closed y
contract with the Cambridge Light and !
1eat Company, for lighting the town for a
hree years, at $50 per light. They are 4
o start with fifty lights and increase to !
lightly if necessary.
DIR. G. A. FRAME, lately of Flushing,
where he had two years successful prac-
ice with DR.. Hobson, was in Cambridge o
his week looking around. He will soon A
y his shingle again in some such good u
own as this.-Gue17asey Times. :.
MESSRS. GEO. ROBINSON and w. A. W
Iunt sold their Brookside property, west tc
f Bridgeport, on Saturday, to Reuben -,
'chsenbein.- Mr. Hunt purchased some
andsome residence property on Park ''
treet, Columbus, last week, at quite d'
argain. D;
Mrs. SILAs Bowen, of Somerset town sc
nip, while driving with her husband and
imily, last week, was thrown out back
ard by the overturning of the seat on
hich she sat. Falling on her head and ~
Ice, her neck was broken. She regained " "
but died next day. ~
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THE wet weather of the week past has w
,riously interfered with haying, which ye
Ould otherwise have been done. 1t has ye
lined so much that there was no time th
II drying hay or no time for putting mp w
ny that was dried. The oats is now be- m
g harvested, and is about an averal be
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For SALE-Property northwest corner Si'
lain and Railroad streets. Location de- L"
rable. Terms easy. Apply to
ZIG st w. A. HUNT.
THE farmers complain of the depreda- r.
ons of the grasshoppers. These pesky 49,;
tile insects are present in the fields in -
arming numbers, and have done much -.