Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-07-06
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SQUIRRELS are reported as exceedingl!
scarce and shy.
Trunks, Valises and Telescopes. at
4-6 If F. TROLL & Sons.
A WOMAN "a years of age, at Newcom
erstown, picked 104 quarts of strawberrie:
in one day.
| CONE to BUMGARNER's where you can
find the best SO Shoe in this market. 3m
SEE Violette's Spanish Skirt Dance.
ViOiette dances at each performance
with Sun Bros Shows.
| =. X. JOHNSTON took a wagon load of
young men to Wheeling Tuesday even
ing to see the fireworks.
HALLS Hair Renewer renders the hair
lustrOus and silken, gives it an even color,
and enables women to put it up in a
great variety of styles
Now is Your chance-July Clearance
Sale of Wall Paper. Big reduction on
all grades at j. F. GRASSLAND & Co.'S.
A PARTY of young folks drove over to
Flushing Tuesday night in celebration of
the Fourth, taking supper at the Flush
ing hotel, and returning late.
STACY, ADAMS 81 Co. make the finest
mems Shoes made in the United States
For sale by F. TROLL & Sons. [4-6 If
THOSE from this place who went to
Wheeling on the Fourth expecting big
ceiebration of some kind admit them
selves grievously disappointed.
Over 40 persons are carrying tickets
issued by w. G. KUNKEL for Crayon pol
traits. 6-8tf
CHARLES c. MYERS, the Wheeling and
Lake Erie agent, at Martins Ferry,
charged with embezzlement, has been
b0nnd over to court under $500 bond.
For sale-A good Jersey Cow, with
second calf. Inquire of JACOB MARTIN,
st. Clairsville CIT
JENNIE NJ. COLE, of Jefferson county,
has brought suit for 5000 damages from
Leroy d. Cole, for breach of promise of
marriage and betrayal. Both parties
have stood high in the community in
which they live.
For dress and negligee Shirts, Collars,
Cuffs, Neckwear, Suspenders, go to
s6-15 3t CHARLIE the Clothier.
RAY TALLMAN and Wood Harrison
wheeled to Hendrysburgh, thence to
Barnesville, and home by way of Burr's
Aiiissone day this week, making trip
of forty miles, mostly over exceed
ingly bad roads.
SOMETHING NEW in Ladies' Kid Gloves.
We guarantee our Gloves.
4-6 If +, TROLL & Sons.
A BELLAIRE man Is winning a cheap
kind of notoriety by pamphlet he has
published in which he takes the ground
that jeff Davis deserves more credit for
freeing the slaves than Abraham Lin
coin.
COME to BUMGARNER's where you can
find full line of Gents and Ladies'
Shoes. 4-6-3m
A PARTY of young folks drove to Cole
rain Tuesday, taking supper at the Way
side Inn, famous for its chicken and 9th
er substantial good cheer for the inner
man. The party returned by the way of
Bridgeport.
THERE are only three places in town
where you can get Fresh Bread every
dav-at City Bakery, Boroffs' and Mrs.
Humphreys grocery stores. 6-S If
THE strikers at the Watt Mining Car
Wheel Works at Barnesville, were noti-
fed to go to work or their places would
be filled. They refused to go to work ex
cept at a 20 per cent. advance, and the
firm is now filling their places with new
men.
WE will sell 6-foot Eureka Mowers for
$1,000 each, for the next 20 days.
% ct r. X. GIFFEN & Co., Wheeling.
MAYOR HARRIS, of Martins Ferry,
will resign in order to accept the princi
palship of one of the schools, position
he held before he was elected Mayor.
Prof. w. Ii. Stewart, of Oxford, o., has
been elected Superintendent of the
schools in that city.
Groceries, Confections, Bread or any
thing in my line will be given in exchange
for Butter and Eggs.
6-8 tt w. C.. KUNKEL.
A SECTION of country about two miles
north. of town was visited by heavy
hail storm on Wednesday evening of last
week. The hail, which was quite large,
did much damage to the corn and wheat
on several farms. The rain here was
heavy, but no hail to speak of, fell.
Money-We save it for you whenever
we can. Buy Rolled Oats in bulk and
save lots of money. The Gerry best and
always fresh. 22-2t GEO. JEPsoN.
WILL KUNKEL sent up fire balloon
Tuesday evening, which attracted much