Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-27

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.eI discovered tin two two holes were: :bpsue,
n in the boilers. A timely discover.
alone saved the fine establishment Wit
l. It's HUMAN frsighted interests from de
struction. - ,.Fsas,.' ~ q. -
1t has .raiaed for the past 40 hours
much astthse old Deacon prayed i
should "aot in.gneat gaubs,stp w.sf
away the: fences, and mil-dams, bu
kind of dtizzle drozzie fora week or Ter
days.p : .Segus-Mud to right of as
mud to left of us, mad all around US
and into it charges the gallant pedes
trian-er, stay in door. ,
i, |, The creek is !, on a high,"fand gees
L" Wheelingo and swaggering from side
to side through the town Ecking every
i thing itcan reach, in full view of the
4 magnates of the peace till it falls in
with a damed dirty companion, who
1sreetss the. rugged lipsTef its bloated
g mouth" and away they go to sea
/ what they ;eap see. Nick Kuhn: had a
irope stretched across the creek, we sup
lpose to stop It, as nobody else interfer-
FED, but Nick, you must use basket to
do that rope sis loo fKin.".
| j On sabbath morning last, about 4
io'clock Archie ,Mcharren's stable adj
Joining the, Glass house lot, was discov-
erred on fire-evidehtly the. .resultof an
Archie saved his cow and
pigs, but the hoa ~ With the rest of its
contents were Destroy
"a On Saturday last, as Miss Wagouer,I
Eof West wheeling, Vas crossing the
railroad track near the lPresbstsriau i
church, Bridgeport, in buggy, her
horse took. flight, upset. the vehiei&
throwing. Miss w. violently to the
ground, the wheels passing over her.
She was carried to the residence of j.
West, whence she was taken f1ome.-rl
Her injuriesare not Serious The affair
% .anUtf1er. argument against women
driving about alone. s.;1 $50
x The acquital of John Goss affords the
liyelfest satisfaction to the better selsssl
h@e, who are amply. qualified to pro-
perry Weigh ths whole Itransaction and,
dispassio siohately- pass upon it, Poor
John has been al way ward boy; lltihd !
one more than he sineerelghregrets the
sad Occurrences for " which he was tried. |!
WithaH the surroundings .of the case
and its very ramiticati0n being again |
vividlyl passed before the eyes ofifki8{
comm unit. the verdict OF, the intelli-
gent masses tOthe jary who tried John
iss g well done, good and faithful ser:
want. IS You uidsa righteous act when
you bade him goe@swef sincerely trust to
sin no more. The men who oeond qctedi
the case on both sides afe aWardedFa3
just need of. praise for ritheir'aconduct.l
during the trial by those who. heard it !,
from this vicinity. Mr. Kennon, for
the, State, has taken am adaaceds spo- (
sitien as an aecQmpli plished, able and fear
fesSlawyer, IWhile ON Messrs! Daasorti
and CoWen, for the deems g 9if ,p5soRs |.
are Willing to Iayish their unqnalitldt {
tiaudits for Their splendid defense ia
the case; 4, WeTd = to Fhem it lYaXi
cehcern" John Coss, a man in his bet-4i
ter days, whom all would respectful
brave soldier, anda faithful One-a gen.
erous, whole-s0uled man, when free
from the damning influence hof drink
and evil men, is by this verdict among
rs again. Hewent from us bad man,
he says himself-he is now back. hav-
ing passed through the fiery. furnace, let
as hope with him for his unqualified
reformation--let US help him to. reform
and keep. reformed. Don't make A1
'' ticket-of-leaye-mafl ," Of him but
Il d,
right, as he bias resolved thus to live,
~ so determined, then may we save an
Useful citizen. Speak Kindly to the err =,
ling, and sustain him in his pu,rpose to-
iofight. Withered theariin and nalsied i,
etdrg9e. that Wollc efitfee him again
rom the path o. rectitpde! 1He' that $
'ayetii a ssak is, greater than EheI that {
.aReth ak a clty%, 44 =
NV: W., PannelL whose arrest in
on, the ehsfge Of Stealing !
eneaienstiene's mare, proved an abb,
md was discharged. e a.
Use new toll-houses eresfed. on !, the E
lite of the, old one ,sreeelatly burned. isl j
bout completed and is a ,comfertabIeJ :
tructure.S Nj. Ritts; Nat. Road Supt. !
sdoing hissbest to o-advance thS.ikter-4 !
,sts oLthe,road and its patrons. isswasj 1
!. fortunate thhg for both that Mt. Il. e
occupies his present position. n 1t
The Metfodists of upper. Brio GeportttS =
re enjoying revival season. May1 d
hey do mach good! - s. rs
The people Of all denominations areft
invited to attend ThanksgiyinxAser-f
ices in the Presbyterian Church omit
thursday. Rev. Lauck, Of theM E.
,hurch, is to preach the Sermon.A Ia