Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-03-13
aeighbOrhOOd3NOies.

1t is intimated that Cambridge will
hold a county fair this fall
Cambridge young folks are in the
midst OF siege of the mumps.
Harrison county is seventy years old,
having been formed on Jan l, 1914.
An Italian played with buzz saw in
the Caldwell planning mill with the usual
results.
a knowing Cadiz man wants to bet
ten dollars that he can name the next
President
The Jeffersnnian saws that at least 20
Guernsey county families will 20 west
this spring.
The Board of Public Works of Wheel
ing has ordered 100000 brick to he used
| in crossings.
moving train at New Philadelphia. and
lost both his legs.
a nitro glycerine manufsctory has
been startef between Mackshurg and
Eliza. in Noble county.
The revival in tho Caldwell II. E
church is still going on. and it is reported
that much good is being done.
A street railway from the c.. L. s. W
railway in Uhrichsville to the Panhandle
st-tion in Dennison is being agitated.
The revenue in the Jefferson county
treasury from the Scott law amounted t.
SlS,422.74, and 81 800 that was not paid
In.
| There are said to he eighteen Repub-
lican candidates for Congress already
announced in the District Just north OF
us
The average number of inmates of the
wear was 9S6. There were eight deaths
during the year
The Quaker City window glass com
pany has elected |. W. Hall. President
w. N. Cowden. Vice President; T. NJ
Johnson. Secretary.
| John w. Bremen. who murdered his
son near Newcomerstnwn, has been in.
dicted fer murder in the second degree
by special grand jury of ruscarawas
county.
The three burglars jailed at Cambridge
last week turn out to be three notorious
| Wheeling crooks, kEawn as Chss Daily
Frank Shanley, and James Wright alias
| Hanson
John Hawkins, of Unskinsville, Noble
county. while Temporarily insane. jumped
| from window in his night clothes. and
was found ten miles from home. with
his fset so badly frozen that they will
probably have to be amputated.
A general revival of religion Is taking
place in Steuhenville. On Sunday of last
week II united with the PRESBYTERIAN
church, 81 with the Hamline NJ. E., SO
with the Fifth st. NJ. E.. 25 with the
Finley. and Is at the First Methodist.
Saturday morning the barn of Samuel
Frederick, together with three horses
and all his farming utensils, was burned
at Beallsyille, Monroe county. by incen-
diaries. Lorenzo Stukey, wife and son,
neiqhbors, were arrested on suspicion.
The Superior Moving Machine Co., of
Wheeling. on August 10, 1874. mailed a
letter to Liberty, Ohio, and on Wednes
day of last week it came back stamped,
Returned to the writer" The'question
naturally arises. where has it been for
the past ten years.
A petition is being circulated in Steu-
benville for the pardon Of John Elliott,
sentenced for manslaHghter for five
wears in 1892. He was one of the par
Elephants in the cOwardlv murder of
"Crummy JIM" and his sentence was
surely light enough.
Robert T. Atkinson, of Kimbolton,
Guernsey county, who was the Demo
cratic candidate for Sheriff in 1882, has
been arrested by U. 5. officials, charged
with fraudulently obtaining a pension
for Mrs J. A. Thompson. widow, and
taking $500 pay for same, contrary to
statute.