Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-05-16


| ed that he himself made the suggestion
! that they come to Proctor, and he did not
/ know at the time that the doctors intend
/ ed to perform an operation. Br. +. O..
J Cox had told him that he gave Lizzie
medicine. and that he had scratched the
address oil the trunk in order to prevent
Identification. lie did not know the rep
utation of either of the doctors.
PERSONAL MENTION.
j. \. Gallaher. Esq, the Bellaire at
torney. was booked as one of the guests
at the Ebbitt House. Washington City,
on Saturday.
Miss Mary Hollingshead, who has
been visiting relatives and friends in
Northern Ohio and Eastern Pennsylvania
for the last two months, returned home
on Monday, much improved in health.
Mr.. Geo V. Brown and his sister,
Miss Lulu, who went to New York City
couple of weeks ago to attendthe funeral
of a relative. have returned home.
Mrs Rev Welsh, of Twinsburg, near
Cleveland. a daughter of Rev. J. Ii. ilol-
lowinghead. who will be remembered as
a visitor here last summer, is lying quite
i'll at her home. Mrs. Hollingshead went
to her bedside on Tuesday.
Mrs. Eliza Arick and grand daughter
Cora Kirk, of Chicago, are visiting rela-
tives in this place and vicinity.
\ CHANGE of time goes into effect this
morning on the Cleveland, LOrain and
Wheeling and st. Clairsville and Northern
railroads. Under the new schedule trains
arrive and depart from the st. Clairsyille
depot as follows:
Arrive-7.4, 1916 \. NJ; 1.55, 6.1OP. NJ.
Departed, 1l.I5 A. NJ; 3.45, go P. NJ.
1t will be observed that the morning
trains leave earlier than under the old
schedule.
For SALE-House and lot on South
side of East Main Street. Apply to
593t L. II. WATERS.
JOHN JACKSON, an old man living at
WeIlsville, ran down steep bank to put
letter in moving postal car on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh road, Monday,
and was unable to check up until the
train struck him, killing him instantly.
Miss REBECCA HoBsoN, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Stephen HObson, died at
her home in Flushing, on Thursday, aged
80 years. and the funeral occurred on sat
urday. Interment in the Friends bury
ing ground.
EXCURSION TO PITTSBURGH.
The Pennsylvania Lines will sell excur
sion tickets, at low round trip rates, to
Pittsburgh on May u, %, %, "A and %,
for the May Musical Festival, good for
return passage until May y.
THE residence of Mrs Lavina Caldwell,
on the Bellaire, GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati
r. R., near Alledonia, Washington town
ship. with its contents were burned on
Tuesday morning. Loss over $4,000.
Mrs. ELIZA BOwLEs, an old lady who
resided with the family of Isaac Haines,
near Loydsville, died on Thursday, aged
over 50 years, and her remains were buried
at Belmont on Saturday.
THE fires have been started in the fur
naces of the new Crystal Glass Works,
Bridgeport, and it is expected that glass
viii be made in few days.
THE NJ. E. Church Social is to be held
at the home of Hon. \. T. Mckelvey to-
morrow friday evening. y jolly good
time is anticipated
W. J. W. COwDEN has been appointed
Postmaster at Wheeling to succeed RObt.
Simpson.
FURNISHED ROOM- One of the most
desirable rooms in town for rent.
52-2t II. JEPSON.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
The Bellaire Window Glass Works VS..
c. II. Over. Cause settled, dismissed and
costs paid.
Mary I. Wellons VS.. Joseph F. DOudna
ct al. Sale confirmed and deeds ordered. /
MAY 9.-The Grand Jury, by George E.
HiiieS, their foreman. made their report
and presented the following true bills of
Indictment:
One against Jacob ProbascO, Bigamy. |
One against VIM. J. Dunfee, Assault !
with intent to kill.
One against David Z. Jackson, Assault |
with intent to commit rape.
One against Eli Parker, Perjury.
The following bill was ignored:
One against EbeneZer COSs, Burglary |
and larceny.
0. J. Swaney, Trustee, VS.. St Clairsyille |
Railway Co. 1t appearing to the Court |
that the report of distribution filed here |
in is lost or mlslaid, |. NJ. Riley, Recelv-
er. is ordered to supply the same.
The Waterbury Man'fg Co. VS.. The La
Belle Glass Co. Motion of plaintiff TO I
strike out from answer of Il. X. Giiren |
and John NJ Brown, Oyerruled.
George IiathhOrn VS.. Barbara Zilch. |
To Jury. Verdict in favor of defendant. |
Elizabeth Riley vs. The Franklin In |
surance Co. To jury. Evidence for |
plaintiff having been heard, on mo- |
ton of defendant evidence of plaintiff |
was withdrawn from the jury, and judg |
ment of nOn-suit was entered against |
plaintiff. Rulings, orders, &c, excepted |
to-
Ferry License of Geo. Z. Morgan and |
s Sue Berger, to keep a ferry at MOrgan's |
Ferry renewed for one year from May 3. |
1899.
Jacob Heed VS.. d. W. Mace. To jury |
Verdict and judgment in favor of plain
tiff for 500 81. Notice of motion by de !
fendant for new trial.
Wm. \. Allen VS.. James johnson ct al |
George c. Mckee appointed guardian al
Htem for minor defendant Howard Allen, |
and given leave to file an answer instant |