Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-03-08

! AtNtlNth dlt. l.il sfl ttl'.l-al-h g ~ 60 49,
riety Of articles. principally meat a,aven
/ pieces in AL. some of which belonged tu
Mr. Jesse Trait. On Wednesday Of las.
week Mr.. Pratt. who Is fond Of ham him
self. concluded to find the stolen articles
/ if possible ANA went 10 worS vigorously
( to ferrst Out the thieves. |, was not Iona
until he had clHe sufficient to justlf!
| him in getting ont a search warrant 10
search the house Of Howard Jackson.
colored man living in n. McMiiien row,
on North commons street. The warrant
was placed in the hands OF officers Doyl"
and Steadman, and they with Nr. Pratt.
went through JackSOn's premises. where
they found in the garrett the property
taken from McKelyeys, consisting OF 10
hams, l shoulder, 25lb can of lard. one
half barrel of -four, butter, canned fruit,
&c. Jackson was at once placed undaf
arrest and waived q preliminary hearing
on Thursday morning before Es4. Davies
and was committed To jail in default OF
$500 bond for his appearance TO answer
i'll the common pleas court. JET Jack
son who made some idle remark after the
arrest was made. was arrested on sus-
picion, but was released without any
charge being preferred againss Lin.
Owing to tie quantity and weight Of
the articles taken, it is pretty evident
that Jackson had some assistance in get
ting away with them, although, It IS said
that he disclaims having any help. His
confederates should be run down.
CAPT. CYRUS n. DELANEY, who viii
be recollected by many persons who were
students al IIopedale College before the
war. died at the residence Of his sister at
Downey. California, Feb. 9th. At the
breaking cut Of tie war lie enlisted in
Capt. CUnninghams Co, 3oth Ohio Inf.
and followed the fortunes Of his regiment
during the war, being promoted from a
private 20 the rank of Captain. At the
close of tie war be was appointed to be
Lieutenant III the regular Army, and
was in the service at the time of his
death. lie was Gle Of the most gallant
and daring Of volunteer soldiers. and one
of the best officers Of the line in tie Army.
THE Commissioners On Monday ap-
pointed samuel Hilles 20 Ee Trustee of
the Belmont County Children's Home for
term Of three years, vice Isaac r. Lane.
whose term expired. NEr. Lane, whose
business qualifications have been Of great
value to the Home, was unwilling to ac-
cept the trust for an additional term. His
successor, Mr.. Hilles, has always taken
deep interest in the Home, and viii
doubtless prove the right man in the
right place"
HERoD FRAsIER, formerly engaged in
the drug busines here with his cousin. DR..
Jas. W Collins, died after a week s illness
from pneumonia, at his home near Ne
vada, Vernon county, Mo, January Esd,
aged about GO years. Deceased was a
native of Louden county, Virginia. and
was anephew of the late VIM. p. Frasieg,
studying law in this place with Dr.. c.
c. Carroll A family of three grown
sons and three daughters survive.
JoSEPHUs V. WALKER, died at tie
home of his mother Mrs. Margt. Walker,
in this place, on Saturday, aged % years.
When child about four years of age he
drank lye, and ever afterwards was an
invalid. during much Of the time suffer
ing intensely in body and mind. His fu
neral occurred on Tuesday, Rev. Robt
Alexander officiating. Interment at Tn
ion cemetery.
FRED GoEKLER. residing west of
Bridgeport, was set upon by John Gala
CHER and Wm. Freeman, near the toll
gate when on his way home Thursday
night, and brutally kicked and beaten.
Marshal Stuff, brought the Offenders be
fore Mayor Junkins, who levied q fine Of
$50.
4 BELLAIRE citizens meeting held on
Monday evening placed in nomination
the following municipal ticket: Mayer.
James F. Anderson; Marshal William
Drugan: City Solicitor. J. B. Smith; Street
Commissioner, Thomas Maloney; City
Treasury, Henry McMasteTs.
PRIVATE DALZELL, adyertiSes for q
partner with $1,000 cash. to publish and
sell during the Ohio Centennial, his two
books = John Gray, WasAington's last
Soldier" and Life and Letters Of Phi
vate Dalzell.'
No. 10 South Bend RererSiGTe Share is
! the last out. and the best Piow ever
MADE" That is what is sad of them.-
Call and look at them, and then try one.
! We guarantee them to lie entirely in ad
vance Of anything in TIE PlOw line.
GEO. JEPsON.
JOHN \. NETF. Executor Of the late
Thomas Thompson, advertises in this is
sue valuable coallands on jug Ran. Per
sons who have money to invest would 90
well to look after it.
! OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPART
MENT is now complete. New goods have
all arrived. Come in and see the styles
and learn our prices.
2 23-3t +. TROLL & Sons.
Two of the Motor cars for the Wheel
ing Electrical railway have arrived and
preparations are being made to put them
in motion at an early day.
a VALVE bursted or a dinky lOcom0-
tive at the Riverside Mill Friday morn
ing and seriously scaidcd Ed. Brosche
the engineer.
Il. b. MCMEHAN, a Steubenyilie gro
Ger, made an assignment on Monday.
Liabilities $1,000 to 5000. Assets about
$1,000