Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-04-29
Nelshborhse,l News,

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NeiEhboFheed News,
A party consisting " ~ peraona have
renewed FROM STARK county 10 White Pig
eon, Mich,
John Wiley, an old citizen Of jeruHa.
lem, Monroe county, died on sunday, the
18th, aged ~ years,
A small colony Of Germans, frpah from
"fgderland," VIII locate on Wills Creek,
Monroe county, soon
The Grand Jury IN Monroe county,
Last week, found thirteen indictments
against liquor dealeH'
A fO0l woman ln Canal D0yer haa do.
serted her huHlltfhl aud three children,
going uft with u youth OF eighteen,
Dr, ChaIles ketslnger son OF promi'
neht Athens citizen, has been appolnt'
ed assistant physlclan Ut The pehlten'
llafy
New Llsbon IA excited over the good
prospects for u new railroad, l,s poo
pie have subscribed $4,000 Tor the en-
lefprlae,
Isaac Wlsener, u prominent merchant
and an aged citizen Of lleallsville, died
on Monday, the 10th, OF iiright's disease
OF tho kidneys,
TwentysslX pera0ns left Cambridge on
Tuesday Of laat week for different points
In the West They might have stayed
Gil the census wAA taken,
The wheat fields OF Noble equity
never locked better than they do thls
April, aud the Acreage Ia certainly 0ne'
third larger than ever known before
lIogue aud Miles, merchants OF Som.
ert0n, have purchased hIh h0gaheada Of
Tobacco thla season, which Ii only half
IN much IN In yeau whom tho crops was
good,
A hoy In Cambridge, named Frank
Hicks, WAa kicked In the fNee by n hoao
u f0w dNyH agO, Ills nose WIS broker ,one
eye destroyed, and his oheNk cut open
from hla mouth 10 his ear, lilo may re-
cover hut will be badly alsngured,
Tho commissioners Of Harrison eopu-
W have adopted rules Tor pispn mhur
Under thOm prla0neTs may lp required
~ work NJ any emplpA ment IN any part
Of tho county The sheriff IL 10 make
p0ntrNpls lpr the work aud the prlsoners
win he credited on their hhes, ~ 40 \
day for ths labor
Wm, 4, halnes, VI Quaker CITY, Ohio,
Whe has been WorklnA ~ wheeling for
about tive weeks, fell Through \ tmp
deer w the Ton Mil upon II pile OF iron
ore twenty feel halnw and then relied
ten tpet lAgtheE Ne homes were hyaken,
although his left side WIS one hrWise
fTem head W fD0t
During the high winds last week, the
residence ~ james Fowler VI steek
township, Harrison county, caught hre
tyeln a spark Oh the Te0t, and burnt 70
The ground, Only three peonle we're
near AZ the tiMe, Who sneeeeded N saw
ing A few heNsehald goods, but the most
were DESTROYED, The loss Il esllAaled
n sl,s0gi Insured for si,se9 IN the Uhie
FalMelsi
ON the Ith Of next meRth 0hF and
MahM the Two young men III STARK pGNhs
W JAIL e0ltleted 0f the MHiaeF of the
Gid man .WattMoNgh NJ Alliance, are
sentenced 10 be executed, II IA Thought
that they viii he Fesplted until June sslh,
The day Indicated FOR The execution "a
y0nha Eammett who IA awaiting the
execution 80 the death sentence fae the
murder OF sphHleh
Last week aR old Farmer haRed Asb.
bfo9k, living Il rev miles east of Wheels
Ing, shw sdihe strangers selhlhH fNr ilsh
Ia a small stream on hls niemlsps, and
went Out 10 warn thAin or They ies
fused 10 leave, and Il difficulty ehauad,
which eulMlhattd IN the fatal Shooting
~ Aahbluhk by tho tfeapAssefs, THEY
were arrested, and for safety from The
vengeance threatened by helphbofa, uons
veyed 10 jail NJ Wayhesbufah, Pa
On Tuesday last, jos. Mckee, a black.
smith, Of Calais, waa found dead IN the
road about two mlles from that place,
Just over the line In Noble county, lie
WAS summoned to appear before the
grand jury at this term ut Court. II Ia
euppOsnd that he started away from
homo IN tile direction Of where he was
found, t0 avoid coming up 10 teetlty,
We are unable 10 learn The eause of his
death but IL IL supposed to be hard
drinking, lilo leaves a wife and ak or
seven small children,
Monroe Gazette, aad.
About two weeks ago little Ida, the
only daughter OF Mr. Louis Haller.
travelling salesman for Messrs. q. Welty
n Drog Wheeling, aceidently swallow.
ed u grain OF corn, which lodged In her
wlndpipe, since which time she has had
numerous painful attacks Of u straAgllng
or smotherlug sensation. Yesterday
morning the child was again dangerous
ly attacked, when DR. Stifel and DR..
Allen, who was called In y few days
since, assisted by Drs. w. j. Bates, Jr,
l.. ID. Wilson and Eugene Hoge, preform-
ed an operation upon her, cutting
through her windpipe and probing for
the corn, which they failedlto find. They
v silver tube into the opening.
through which the patient may be able
to get her breath without difficulty.
There Is no doubt but what the operation
an vad thn nhtldiu lifa taonnra,filv tf not