The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-11
NEIGiIEORHOoD NEWS.
Prom he County Papers OF last
Week.
BsLAOST couxrY.

Nceh.
BhLAOST COUNTY.
tyWs regret to learn iha; The residence and
other buildings Of Mr.. NJ. Coleman, three miles
north Of this place, on Wheeling creek, wHs'ee-
stroyed BY Gre one day last week The roof
caught on FIRE by sparks from the chimney
They succeeded ih removing the principal part
OF the household goods, but all his grain was
burnt up.
THIEvEs ABour.-0n last Tuesday night
some person or persons, who hGe evidently for
gotten the eighth precept ofths decalouge, en-
tered the cellar of Mr.. john McConaughy, in
Bridgeper. and carried away shoulder OF ba-
Goa which he had thet'evsning purchased. -
And thinking no doubt, that potatoes and bacon
would be very nice fora dinner, they Carried
with them the geutleman's stock OF the roots
some two or three bushels. These night walk
era woald2e wsH to be --they may find
themselves in a trap one of these evenings.
FTRE.--0n Saturday afternoon, 3lst ult., the
house occupied by Mr., Henry Slater, and own
, ed by Mr.. Joseph McConaughy, in Bridgeport,
was entirely consumed by fire. The family
were all out ofthe house attending to outdoor
business when the flames were discovered
Che fire was occasioned by defective coDnec-
tion Of the kitchen stove pipe with the brick
Aue at the ceiling. The beds, bedding, clothes
and furniture, in the front part Of the house
we're all saved; but the provisions and every
thing else in the kitchen were destroyed. To
the credit Of our citizens, we state that COZ
;tribution Immediately made OF money, provis-
ions, &C., which it is supposed would fully re-
store their loss.
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzES.--On
Thursday morning last; Mr.. Isaac Horkheimer
an old and we'll known citizen of Barnesville
died suddenly at his residence on Marietta
street, Of congestion of the lungs. On Friday
he was taken to Wheeling--the Barnesville
House of Representatives attended his funeral
q to the Depot--and inferred by the Jews thai
city. The news Of his death will be received
with regret by his numerous friends and &C.
quaintances.
father on the evening of the 9th ult., by the
Rev. VIM. Grimes, Mr. Andrew M'F. Boyd
and Miss Martha A, Thomson, both of Belmont
county.
TuScARAwAs COUNTY.
SALE OF MLCu Cows.-Within the last few
weeks, dealers have been travelling in the va
rious townships in this county, purchasing
M;tck cows for the Reserve. Their purchases
as far as we can learn, foot up as follows:
Williamson g. Berry $40
uanrv Stif,Ier 80
Berah Jones lou
Farmers from Reserve 3OO
$50
Pfiees range from SIS to $25 per head
During this spring at least one thousand MilS
Cows will be taken from this county to th'
Reserve. They will average about $40 each
making $4,000 that has been paid to the far
mers Of Tuscarawas this Spring for Aiict
Cows. res
MAnRrEb On the 1st inst, by John Butt
ESQ, Mr.. Jackson Whitmer and Miss Eliz
Jane Boyd, both Of Tuscarawas county, Ohio
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. DAME
Ienhart and Miss Susana Harris. both OF Tus
carawas comfy, Ohio.
On the LIST inst, in Shanesville, by A. Bates
ESQ, Mr.. Lewis J. Spellman and Miss Mar
Ann SliiEe all Of Tus. CO., o.
JEFFERSON COUNTY,.
Sons VERDICT. the last term OF on
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