Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-13
NEIGHBCRHOOD NEWS.
HARRIs0N COUNTY.

HARRIsoN COUNTY.
From The Sentinel.
Rev. and Mrs. Edgell, late of thi:
place sailed from San Francisco fol
China on the 10Th of last month. 4
party of sixteen missionaries accom-
panied them.
On last Saturday Hugh, seven yea!
| old son OF Mr.. Emmit HeaIington, Of
this city, met with a most severe ac
cldent while at play at the residence o.
Mr.. \. A. Hanna, OH Stoney Point
Hugh with several otner little boyl
were playing some game, and he ran
away from them and climbed upon the
roof Of Il coal house at the cornec of Mr.
.Hanna's lot. While standing near the
edge OF the roof one of this companions
threw a TN nip at him, and in the at
tempt to dodge it he fell forward Oh
the paveme ent, distance of ten feet
| fracturing his skull.
From the Republican
The w. d l.. T. r, r. calls upon its
STOCKHOLDERS for the second ten pei
cent, instaIlment Of their subscription.
The Copeland and Cadiz Branch tun-
nels have been constructed. The con-
tractors are practical men, having con-
suucted several Of the great tunnels Of
the country, among the number the
one under the city Of Pius burgh. Their
last Ell gagement was Oh the famed
lIOoSack tunnel, near North Adams,
Mass. Adyices from Waller Stanley,
Esq, state that the Contractors will be
Oh the e;qnnds for work ly the 9th
inst. st5 yr,J-f =.a .....
'..''. t1'fohi the .Beliaine Independently
The Naii Works closed on Wednes
day, temporarily, for want of cooper
stuff. ..1 -is A.t.'
Business s;il' continues brisk in Bel
laire in most departments, though some
establishments complain Of hard times
The y. q o. H.. il. Co, las not vet
paid its onipipyees tlii, III unlil Il large
number of hands have been discharged;
cause, present depression Of business.
The Water Works engine was ont Of
order last week, and the supply of wa
Ter was completely cut of for two days.
Bar.els and carts were again called int0
use, and the complaints were loud
against the detected engine,
Messrs. Butte & Dunlap have their
Touring mill about finished, and made
their first flour to-day. All the modern
improvements are found in this mill,
and money has been freely used ioI
make it in all respects equal to the best
mill i'll the country. It has been CON
at cost of $4,000, aud will
make 200 barrels Of flour every "A hours
[Ohio Valley News.l
Mr., Lnngley retires from the Audit
0rship OF Belmont County, on neAt
to be a man of the right Stamp.
Some of the speakers at the Demo-
cratic jollitication at Bridgeport last
Thursday evening were treated to a.
dish of decayed hen fruit. They were
so drunk though they didn't mind ii
much.
The U. P. Sabbath School, with a
small assistance from the congregation,
raised S1S,27 on Sabbath morning for
the Memphis sufferers. We call that
doing pretty well considering the size
of the schaol,
Capt, James Dean and Harry Bendel,
Esq, started Tuesday morning for the |
Wilds of w. Va. on hunting excur-
sion. We expect them to bring back
enough game to supply all the inhabi-
tants Of the Ohio Valley; anything
short of this and Wen cQnsiderit a deer
hunt, |
tYobIe Co. Republican,
\ radish grown in the garden of Mrs. /
Ciarlssa Devolid. Of Olive to-, weighs
eighteen pounds.
a new town is to be laid out in Sen
eca township, between Senecaville and
5arahsville; it is to be called Chasevillc.
Hiram Foreman, of SenecavilIe is to be
of the t }wn,
The NJ. e. Church, at Ava, a neat
rame building, was destroyed by fire
asst SABBATH. Quarterly meeting was i'm
session, ard between the morning and
Ifternoon sc vices, the church was dis
covered to be on fire; supposed to have
aught from sparks setting on the
oOf
These froS:y ni1..- &i'e dogs an ap-
'etitc fol ntppn. refe:ore 1t would he :
veil for frMr"7 % ru, up their sheep.
- Co..
a stroll out ini, The couDtryj just now ;
nd'1ates tnat M, ia very busy sea S
nj the eI fless ~" nfat.,.'s to meet