Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-29
UNIONrOWN.

One of the valuable stations Owne
3by Mr.. Daniel Brewer died on Saturda
sevening. This will prove matter O
great loss to Mr.. Brewer, and the new
item will prove interesting to lovers o
fine horses.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. entered tn
store room of Mr.. Joseph Lee on las
Friday night. They effected an entranc
/; by cutting through the shutter whicl
covered the sash of the back door, an,
breaking ont light of glass reache,
Through the opening, turning the Ike.
land drawing the bolts. They then open
led the cash drawer by cutting away tn,
] wood around the bolt and prying TIN
drawer loose. They secured about sever
dollars. DIR. j. G. Workman has his of
lice in the same building, and they theI
devoted portion of their valuable tim,
Ito an examination of his property. Hi:
instrument case had been opened ant
'examined, and somewhat careful
search made for doctors fees Fortu
.nately the Doctor had pocketed his owl
fees and they were not called for. Som'
'clothing was carried a shoit distanc,
land left lying in a pasture lot near by
THE visitors did not leave their card!
land of course it is not generally known
Iwho called, and Mr.. Lee regrets that hi
Twas not in. DIR. w. will cheerfully saw
la leg off for the burglars should any I
make lead mine of their bodies. Thi'
lis the second time Mr.. Lee has had hi:
store broken open.
AN ACT OF VANDALISM. While Mr.
James Price and family were attending
THE recent meeting of Presbytery, We
Iare informed that some person or per
sons visited their dwelling, breaking
the glass of one window, breaking anC
,defacing the pump, overturning the bee
hives, and making wanton destruction
of their property. Comment is unne
'cessary.
Mr. Thomas Lodge received by express
from the east Il fine Registered MerinC
Buck which he recently purchased at q
thigh figure. Good judges pronounce hin
TO be one of the best, and Mr.. l.. is never
found in the rear ranks of breeders OF
fine stock. He is one of the pioneers in
the sheep industry, and his name will
always sell his stock. .-.
he fsOI AEs
Mrs. White and daughter Miss Flo
renee, of New York City, have returned
home. They were the guests Of their
relatives in this vicinity, and were reck-
oned among our most distinguished Wis
itors. A pleasant social time was the
result of their visit. . . Mr.. A. ShultZ has
about completed his new dwelling at
Oakdale. Mr.. A. Vincent. son of Rev.
VIM. r. Vincent, former pastor of Crab
Mr.. Eddie Coffiand is in the employ of
Bentley & Coff1and as salesman Mr..
Charlie Coffiand made a trip to Balti-
more last week =. Mrs. Sarah Branson
and daughter Miss A. E. Branson, re-
turned home from Rawley Springs, Va,
last Thursday. The many friends of
Miss Branson will be pleased to know
that she has received much benefit from
the medicinal effects of the spring wa
ters and has returned with improved
health. Miss B. is one of the most esti
mable Of young ladies, and all hope for
her speedy recovery.
soLoMoN's CORNER.
No. 100. Inventor of postage stamps
aot known; brought into general use in
1910. ....f,
No. 11O. You were right; County
School Examiners are prohibited by law
from taking part in Normal Schools as
Instructors or otherwise-(See Ohio
School Law.
No. Ill. The largest membership of
any church in the United States is that
IF Rev. De Witt Talmage it is $500. 4
No. 112. 1t is not obligatory in good
society to say 'ThanksP and the near
future If you use the words thank
you and soon you will live longer, and
talking won't make your mouth sore. 1T
IS NOT genteel to pick your teeth with
The soup ladle when dining. Fl
THE Reunion of the veterans of the|
18th Ohio Infantry, at Barnesville, on|
of lastSweek, owing to the fact
that they were not generally apprised|
Of the meeting, was slimly Iattended,
put about twenty-five of the "boys" be-
ing present The meeting was held in|
Odd Fellows Hall, and was presided
over by Capt. NJ. Urquhart, of Steuben-
Vile. IL was determined to hold theI
next reunion in Cadiz, October 8, 1882
5he anniversary of the battle of Perry
vile. Officers were elected for the en-
suing year. as follows: President, john
). Pierce; Secretary, j. C. Carver; Treas
lrer, j. NJ. Moore, all of Cadiz. On mo
,idn, committee consisting of Colonel
Pierce, J. II. Finney and w. A. Hunt,
10 Ar.aff ,-al
,tive to the death of President Garfield
The following resolutions were reported
oy the committee and adopted by ri
'ing vote:
WHEREAS, the members of the 9SthE
Ohio regiment, in reunion assembled, at
Barnesville, Belmont county, Ohio, artI
lesirious of giving an expression con-
.erning the untimely death of James A
fairfield, President of the United States.
therefore, be it resolved =
1st, That we, in common with the
Whole people of the country, deeply
MOURN the loss of that great Statesman
nd grand volunteer soldier.
I'd, That our hearts best sympathy bt +
to the bereaved wife, children
nd mother, and we ask for them the
hoicest blessings of Him who tempers
he wind to the shorn lamb.
8, That these resolutions be spread +
pom the minutes of the association, ,and
Q furnished the press for publication.
After an expression from the com
ades that each would endeavor to make
le next reunion success, the associa-
on adjourned.
Col. John s. Pierce was greeted heart
y by the boys.
Col. ]. r. Mitchell, always q favorite
ct with warm reception. $3.50
Capt. N. Urquhart looked as brave a