Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-05-10
NeighbOrhOUd Noies.

A couple Of sharp":s II Wellsvills
collected shawis, dresses, Piumes, &c, to
send to dyeing establishment, but the
articles were never returned.
On Monday morning of last week bold
burglars secured $1,000 whrth of j.welry
from Dana 5. Geyer, of Whceiing. 1t is
slspiciOned that one OF the parties be-
long in Bellaire.
VIM. Steele, of Benwoad, who was ar
rested some weeks ago for sending OBJ
scene literature through the mails, was
bOnorably acquitted and discharged
Tuesday of last week.
The Reymann Brewing Co, of Wheel
ing, have contracted with the parties
who put down the Moundsville gas we'll
to sink one for that company, the work
to commence Immediately.
Alma Jackson. of Monroe county.
charged with drowning her child, was
indicted for murder in the second de-
gree.
Nineteen pigs at one litter is the
record of w. J. Johnson's Poland China
SOW, over in Noble county. This is her
third litter in thirteen months, and the
number of pigs in the three litterS was
forty ytwo.
James Carr, of Noble county, tells of
chicken living and doing we'll that has
four well formed legs. If it wasn't for
the feathers it would make good frog.
The new city hall at SteSbenville is to
be formally opened the last of June.
S. P. Anderson, mine boss at Cam
bridge, Was caught between car and
the bank on Monday of last week and
seriously injured.
A calf was born on the farm of J.
Busler, near Carrollton, that had two
heads, two tails and eight legs. The
legs and tails were of equal length, and
the heads were of the same size and
separated as far back as the shoulder
blades. Everything about it was of
perfect shape and natural size.
1t is said that New Philadelphia is
now enjoying a building boom-20o
new houses to be built this season.
During the past two months one deal.
er has purchased and shipped S5 head of
Harrison county horses.
A class Of seven will graduate from
the Cadiz public schools on May 25th.
The Directors of the Cadiz public
schools are considering the propriety of
heating their building by steam or hot
water.
Will some pomologist account for it
we give the facts. Wm. Barrett, of Not
tingham Tp:, has an apple tree which for
twenty-five years bore abundant crops
of Sheepnoses or Romanstems, but last
year had a full crop of Golden Russetts.
The color both external and internal as
well as the taste was identical with the
Russstt, still it retained the shape and
form of the Sheepnose.-(New Athens
Review.
A new city directory of Wheeling is
being prepared.
The Cambridge District Ministerial
Association of the NJ. P. church will be
held at Gilmore, Tuscarawas county.
May 10Th.
An Indian stone ak was dug up near
Cambridge by Jacob Ford the other day
Will McHenry, a brother of the young
man killed witba "a billiard cue in a Cam
bridge saloon, called at the Jail last week
to see his brothers murderer, who offer
ed to shake hands with him; he refused
and the prisoner broke down for the first
time since his arrest and cried like a
child.
Washington, Guernsey county, was
visited by another fire last Thursday.
The upper story of the Lawrence build
ing was burned-loss 200.
The entire amount of the $4,000
Steubenville City Hall bonds were dis
posed of last week to the Exchange
Bank at "a per cent. premium.
A meeting of the Taylor heirs was
held Wednesday of last week at Steu-
benville-twenty were present. The es-
tate they are after is in Ireland, and is
valued at S60,000,O00. Some money was
raised to prosecute their claim. !
Derwin Jewett, of Jeddo. Jefferson
county, shot himself through the head
last Thursday. The cause of the suicide
is unknown.
Hornbrook's Park, near Wheeling, has
been purchased by Syndicate for
1850. 1t is understood that it will be
converted into cemetery.
A tumor was successfully cut from
the mouth of Congressman Kelley, of
Pennsylvania.