Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-07-21


SEND for catalogue of Franklin College,
\ New Athens, o.
WOODSFIELD is blessed with an effec-
tive dog poisoner.
A BRANCH of the Farmers Alliance has
been organized at Lamira
THE Belmont County Teachers Insti-
tute opens Monday, July %.
And while about it, why could not some
other new features be introduced?
WOMEN's hand turned. Shoes, $3.50 at
BAILY & Sons, Bridgeport. 6-23 If.
| RAsPBERRIES went out of GAINESVILLE
last week at the rate of 500 bushels day
THERE were over sixty applicants for
the superintendency of the GAINESVILLE
schools.
A BELLAIRE girl who got lye in her
eye was cured by the application of
vinegar.
AN excursion to Atlantic City by a
party of young people. from this place is
talked of.
THE last street paving done in Bell
aire cost 81 42 front foot of the proper
ty it admitted.
THE Altman farm-90 acres on Nc
MahOn's Creek, was bought by Isaac Cor
ley for S3,0l1.
THE plan of erecting soldiers mon
ument at Linwood Cemetery, seems to
have died out.
A COMPLETE line of Ladies' Oxford
Ties, always on hand, at BAILY & Sons,
Bridgeport. 6-23 If.
POPULAR lectures at popular prices,
next week in Court House Hall. Ad
mission only 10 cents.
Miss MARY EBERLE and City Treas
urer Frank Williams, of Bellaire, were
married last Thursday.
A GENUINE hand-welt kangaroo Shoe
81, at BAILY & Sons, Bridgeport sells
elsewhere for So. 6-23 If.
| FARMERS in Harrison county complain
that farm help is more difficult to obtain
this year than ever before.
A NUMBER of young ladies have rent
ed cottage at EpwOrth Park, and are
living in it during these summer months.
For a complete line of Shirts, Collars,
Cuffs, Neckties and Underwear, go to
BAILY & Sons, Bridgeport. 6-23 If.
DON'T borrow your neighbor's CHRoN-
Gle or New York Tribune, when you
can get them both for three half dollars
year.
| VILLAIN MCKNIGHT, sent from this
county to the GAINESVILLE work-hOuse, at
tempted to escape by digging hole in |
the wall.
Midsummer Bargains in Wall Paper. |
Beautiful patterns in suits, at decided |
bargains-less than cost for the next 80
days at 721-tf CRossLANDs.
| J. w. GIFFEN and w. r. McChesney of |
the last graduating class of Franklin
College, have already been elected College !
| Professors.
THE rain Tuesday morning spoiled a |
picnic which a number of the younger
young ladies were to have held at Wal
lace's Grove.
Binder Twine-A fresh lot just in.
| Imperial Plow, best in the world Crock
er's Pure Bone Meal Fertilizer.
7-2l-3t D. ii. MCBRIDE.
THE State Pardon Board has recon-
mended pardon for William Bradford,
sent up from Bellaire to the State prison
for one year.
THE tennis club at this place is making
commendable headway in the game, but
is not yet ready to accept or issue chal-
lenges outside.
Buy your Shoes and gents Furnishings
at BAILY & Sons, Bridgeport, and get
your photograph enlarged free of cost.
6-23 If
Ed WILLIAMS, of Martins Ferry, stole
four kegs of beer Sunday morning.
When arrested, he plead guilty and was
held over to court.
THE Wheeling and Lake Erie road
will rim a Dicnic tn TOar TO-DAY (ThurS-
day, from Wheeling, Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport Fare $500.
For Sale, Cheap.
The residence | now occupy must ;
be sold or rented soon.
6-2 If. A. L. BLAIR.
THROUGH the efforts of Dr. Manches-
ter, reading room, open every evening.
has been established in connection with
the Methodist Church at GAINESVILLE. h
VIM. WIGFIELD, the b. and o. engineer ,
who was used up by the Donavin brothers
in the railroad yards at Bellaire will re-
coyer, but he will be badly disfigured.
SEND for circular of the Belmont Coun-
ty Teachers Institute. Address,
Miss Ida ANDERSON,
st. Clairsville, o.
SOME seventy-five young cyclists from {
Chicago went through on the b. and o
Sunday night en- route to Washington to
attend the annual meeting of the l.. [