Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-22
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Ok THE WAR PATH.-"rwice is he armed
who halh his quarrel just Shakespeare.
land tour times he who gets his blow in
tirsl--CIn- b. T. On Saturday night last
Mr. Ii. Graham and Mr.. Bowen Stephenson
went ''out hunting" 1--WE will suppose for
co ns)-they state that when returning about
10 o'clock at night. while passing the Union
town House they were, without any provoca-
tion, assaulted by one of three men WHO had
put up for the night, he jumping the fence
and attacking them without any cause OF of
fence on their part. They did not make any
resistance but went in search of officer Frank
Stephenson, but no warrant was issued for
their arrest. Mir Stephenson wishing to pre-
serve the public peace went down to the Ho-
Jel, his brother accompanying him. Trouble be-
gan again and the men made an attack on Mr.
DoHer Stephenson, striking him two severe
blows. Officer 5. then commanded the peace,
and was also assaulted, fiGdlDg that they wert
likely TO be overpowered be vent for aid to
make the arrest, but could obtain none. The
strangers claim that they were standing il
the yard in front of the hotel, and one OF
their number growing sick Was leaning over
the little fence, aud the two young men in re
turning rau against him, as they supposed to
provoke ii quarrel, and that they were the
party firsf insulted. As no arrests were made,
no testimony was had in the BATTER.
When man gets his squirrel rifle bored
ont 50 as TO carry ball large enough TO make
q hole in the side OF barn; and buys insteau
OF Navy tobacco, three plugs of the good old
fashioned zephyr twist extra, and couple OF
g:ass twenty seven shooters loaded, you can
safely infer that that ieIler has something oil
his mind. hats what's tie matter with AR
Joseph Lee and Mr. Joseph Shannon, who
left Tor the mountain country TO ''hunt deer,
and from that TO Texas to ''hunt alligaters."
AS alligators will be cheap when they return,
it behooves every good citizen to lay in his
winter supply for family use.
Thomas Brokaw, $50, is confined to his
room and is suffering much pain, I'VE believe
Of a neuralgic naturcl. We understand that
his physician tells him not to expect relief for
some two or three weeks.
The uany frienos of Mrs Sarah Lee, v ife
of Capt A. w. Lee, will rejoice to know til.
the treatment to which she submitted for th,
removal of cancer from her face, has proved
entirely successful. Mrs Lee is a woman
held IN universal esteem. the result of her
many manifestations of kindness and goot
will, and the community would he sad t,
know that she would 0e called to suffer :,
painful an affliction.
That young man has received his cards
The advertisement read tEus-";0 cards with
name. no two alike" the 0rGer read So
'.Please send me so cards, no two names
alike" He got them. In order to get th
'un of the names read from the 9th verse t,
tue close of the 11th chapter of LIST Chron
cles. He now wants to buy ''cussin'" ma
chine, one that turns with ciank and ave;
ages an oath every second.
Mr.. Joseph Bell and Mr.. Wm. Pugh hav,
been afflicted with sore eyes o. a most dis
tressing nature, almost causing blindness a.
times. They can find no relief and the diseas
threatens to assume chronic FORM
Mrs. Anna Snedeker, who was so i'll witt
diphtheria and its resultant effects that he
recovery was doubtful, is nos oonvaescent
and in fair way to regain her usual health
Rev. s. w. Pringle assisted Rev. T. j.
Milford during the communion season a.
Crabapple, and has been highly eulogized b,
those in attendance. Subject of discourse
Friday "The Vine aud its Branches" John
18th and 9th verse. Saturday Way,
tst John 14th chapter and 9th vr,se Sal
bath" Bearing the Curse, ''Gal'alianss Sd
lchapter and 18th verse Monday He
Marveled at their Uuhclief." Mart, 9th chap.
ter and 9Th verse. There were three aeces
sons to the membership of the church. 81. -
Ok ELEcANTscAaDs. No Two lise
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