Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-05
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From the U. V. News.
YOUNG THIEVES.-On last Saturday
DIR. j. NJ. BLltEiurd ciuSed aud iucA ed .
the front door vi his Drug o,ure a.i,.
stepped Into his housG .ur uIli.ier. f
" hIe ne Was engaged in supply Ing
the wants OI The inner man, twU } Olus /
lads entered al the o:icK door aha rlIied
the money drawer IA oUiiit SIS Jp. SIS.
picIou TESTED oA 100 li,tie scanIp5, aud
alter cross eXaniiiIinS iiieIil severely,
/ they leu the ljr. 10 Sie'iil'S board yard
anu pointed out the pi;.cc eUere lney
had uepuslted Il. iicic.i!: g III, the DE-.
drew out $40 W, t':e u..ys having
charged ii discount U. - ~. Ineir IL
nincial iiieO.icS ;iie ;tUUdt sS sensible
ttild practical ds tLiuse vi Gong gressmen
Ne might name.
GUEkNst COUNTY.
From the News
Tne branch OF the NJ. l.. * c. rail-
road, iri!n Nea conerotuW to Dover,
a distance ol niueleen miles, was COM
pleted iao1 Saturday.
ACCIDENr.-J. Walker Armstrong, "a
young man II years oi age and Il son of
: lour Representative, r.iIie i..-ar being
drowned last Tuesday, in mis- fathers
mill course, ten miles northeast of
Cambridge. He was engaged with his
brother in clearing the course of brush,
= when he slipped and fell into the water
near the wheel. After being dragged
: under a dozen times by its revolutions
l he disappeared and came to the surface
: again at the bridge a hundred yards
; below the mill. When brought to the
! shore his friends thought he was dead
{ hut after an hours hard work signs OF
: life appeared. He is now gradually re.
covering. While in the water he near
: ly destroyed his tongue in his convul
siOns.
e [From the Times.l
: "Aunt Edie" Lucas, the old colored
!. fortune teller, died recently at Fair
e view, this county, said to be nearly
l. niI.ety years old.
HARRISON COUNTY.
{ From the Sentiuel.l
u Our buyers have bought some clip.
of wool at 80 cts.
q THE FAIR.-The Harrison Comfy
% Agricultural Society have decided Il
~ nod their next Annual Fair on Wed
# nssday, Thursday and Friday, Septem
q Der 30th Oc.ober 1st and End, 1874.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
It Gazette.
l. I. d. Ferguson, of this city, has beel
80 appointed Acting Master Car Builder
le of the Stenbenville Shops, p. c. AM
+ St. Louis Division.
q An interesting meeting is now il
> progress i'll the VI. E. Church, Rich
I. nond, this county, Rev. e. Ellison
a. pastor. On last Sabbath twenty-nin
- persons united with the church.
m '~ The Weekly Gazette will be printe
ai on Thursday evenings or Friday morn
81 ings, instead of Wednesday evening
Al or Thursday mornings, as heretofore
of This arrangement will enable us
- give our weekly subscribers one day
raj later news. Advertisers and CORE.
n pondents will please take notice Oft
in change.
n When our friend Adam Peeler of tn
al township, went to his sheep-house o
he the upper hottom on Thursday morr
ne ing, he found two dogs in there, Wh
n had killed and wounded during ii
n; night before forty five of his best sheel
on Mr.. P. dispatched the sheep kille
u rapidly with a three-prong pitch-fOrl
NJ They will not kill any more sheep, an
nd their owneIs arc probably wonderin
where their 'dorgs' are. Ri, ....---..
'e- Herald and News lH4, -
at Yesterday the preliminary trial
or Thomas Brown, of Warren TOWNSHIP
IN charged with manslaughter in the xii
Ie ing of Mr.. Grier, of the same TOWNSHIP
,is came up for a hearing before Esqui
AS John Pyle, of near Portland, at his, Q
nr fee. -. -.