Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-11-01
NeighbOrhOod Notes.

y musical and literary club has been
organized at WO0dSield.
George Fuhr. who shot ana killed his
uncle, Henry Bushman, at Uhrichsville
IA few weeks ago, has been bound over
10 court in the sum of $500.
4 burglar entered the residence of
NJ. W. Il. Wallace, at Steubenville, on
Tuesday Of last week. and bound and
gagged Miss Annie Wallace. Who was
PLAYING on the piano. He was frightened
OF, however. before securing any booty.
The Deputy Marshal OF GAINESVILLE
was before the City Council Monday
night on the charge of dragging beer
and playing pool end pedro.
The B. & 0. road is erecting a station
between Campbeli's and GibsOn's. in
Guernsey county.
:. ;. Mcfarland. of Caldwell, was
thrown from his horse recently and had
Iris skull fractured.
Quaker City has 241 children of school
age, and Senecaville 10.
\ Polond China SOW belonging to j.
". Johnson, of Caldwell. recently gave
birth to litter of eighteen pigs. The
Republican says this makes 80 pigs at
four iItJers in eighteen months by this
prolific sow.
The report of station Il, made by Cy
rus Hall, of Quaker City, to the Ohio
meteorological bureau for September,
shows one frost and four thunder
storms.
Scarlet fever is raging in the vicinity
of Lore City, Guernsey county.
The lost Steubenuille heiress. Ella
Foley, to half interest IN $4,000, has
been found. She haad been adopted into
nice family near Pittsburgh
The Hebrews of Wheeling have taken
steps toward the erection of IA Temple
in that city. 1t is co cost $4,000.
Emily \. Cunningham has tr%ught
suit in Guernsey common pleas against
James A. Bond, for $4,000 damages for
breach OF promise Of marriage.
The St. James Oil Co. at Macksburg,
Noble county, have laid 5000 feet Of
pipe line to the railroad. Que OF their
new wells is pumping - barrels presrtay.
4 team belonging to German named
Shuman, Of near Keith, in Noble county,
ran away one day last week, and Shu-
man and his wife were thrown from the
wagon, which ran over the head Of Mrs.
Shumau, cutting off one ear and other
wise seriously injured her about the
head. The man was badly hurt also.
The Noble county grand jury at its re-
cent session found twelve indictments,
i've OF which were for violations of the
liquor law.
Rev. W. A.sWilliamS. of FTeepOrt. re
ceiyed from the State W. c. Z. L. a GER
tIticate OF life membership for his SER
vices during the campaign just closed.
Wellsville citizens are considering the
protector lighting the town by electric
ity. 1t is proposed to put up % lamps
of 5000 candle power each in various
parts of the town.
Rev. E. 5. Hoagland, of the Methodist
Protestant church, died in Steubenyilie
on Thursday Of last week, aged 50 years.
Deceased formerly preached at Cam
bridge and WeUsvIlle. During the ear
lier part Of the war he was captain of a
McCOnnellSville (0hiO) company and
took part in the Knoxville siege: he was
afterwards elected chaplain of his regi-
ment. He was buried on Sunday with
the rites Of Odd Fellowship.
Monday night, during the storm, while
the team of john Hervy was going from
Smithield, Ohio, to Bloomfield, tree
blew down, falling on the horses, killing
one outright and breaking the others
leg. Dr.. Heath, veterinary surgeon of
Smithfeld, was summoned, but only III
time TO shoot the other horse - Gsi-
yer was not injured.