Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-12-05

WHILE John McGough, saoonist of THE
Benwood, was loading cinder in wagon ed the
at the Benwood Mill on last Thursday an inte
and boy named John Carroll was hold in whit
ing the lines. the horse became very and J.
restive and started to back the wagon of the
toward the bank of the river McGough ant. I
jumped into the wagon for the purpose 5000 f
of starting the horse forward. but before the inv
he succeeded i'll this the hind wheels during
went over the bank which is quite high, fore he
and horse, wagon and men were precipi- contest
tated into the river and all were drown and the
ed. McGough's body was shortly after GRAFTON
ward recovered. but the boys at last ac day mig
counts, had not been found. The pla
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Justin iioi-Afs pi ioiiiiiiei' ei.iLeh oi Cochran
hdII4soll coui'! 'iis ne%'i NC" -A'nens' Moore
uieu on ueSudt ai'eIiioon Vi iaS' Meeh' burgh,
from Inflammation of the bowels. He is 7 N p
known to our readers by his monthly
weather report which was reproduced MAY'
from the CadZ ReDublicdn He was finding
abont 60 years of age, public spirited Monday
citizen n close observer. and a man of John F,
more than usual intellectual ability. He ballot )
was lifelong member of the NJ E. 10 D. u
! Church and recognized leader in that and wa:
section. He was a regular writer for the Some OF
| Pittsburgh Stockmdn on farm topics,and expressl
his death is a serous loss to the commu- had by
nifty in which he lived. gentlem
~ preroga
| THE dance given by the G. L. Y. c. not thei
Club in Court House Hall, on Thanks was con
giving evening, was pronounced sue pointed
cess by those present. Couples were and res
present from Bellaire, Bridgeport, Wheel
-, - ~, 1Irr;.+,,,,, ,rho JUST
s.,;toa -, lIo,or Oroboo that Da
fro Of IvhaeI;nr Sunner yras servad at farmer,
r,;5,,;,t. hMp wi,sor i, +ho ,or.ar engaged
oor;der f tbo Co,rt booo ostor which (Wedne:
donc;no 1,,as resumed and tont mn nntiI striking
d. oorI ,,or,,i,,,, bo,ro ,hon+ tbit his mech
! oo,,,Ias -, ,,,aSor+ and form
- was an
THE heirs who purchased the DUNCAN and his
farms in COlerain township, at partition wide cir
sale last week, have arranged to have the The I'll
title of the property pass as follows: VIM. fixed at
II. DUNCAN is to have the home farm of alton, o.
80 acres and the 36acre tract adjoining: is widely
Charles J. DUNCAN the l52acre tract just red to ay
south of Pennington, on which he now
resides; Mrs Elizabeth {. Cope the SO and oT. Eli
43 acre tracts, known as the old Wiley VI '.i'
farm, and Dr. l. G. Cope the 81 town lots VI ui00o
in Pennington
Mr. CHARLES r. FITZPATRICK and ing of III
Miss Birdie C. Ogle of Bellaire, were Prohibit
married at the home of the bride in that that som
place. on Thanksgiving evening. The the year
marriage was quiet one, only the politics {
immediate friends of the contracting par o>,o
ties being present Rev. A. B. Williams n +roi,,
performed the ceremony. Mr. John B ON oood,
Paul and Miss Gail Hibbard, of Barnes :; -,
vile, were the attendants. Many hand ,,oor pot
some and costly presents were received ond +,r,
as expressions of the good will of their comnlote
friends. od
THE Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad unhurt
hauled two train loads of debris from the passenge
burnt pottery of Knowles, Taylor & Mp NJ
hhowles' W iii up a' 'he he" piiuses at himself
WestWheeling Among the rubbish was IN ChIoo,
large amount of spoiled crockery con- oountv q
sisting of cups saucers plates, and the tbo Ins,
nhe' anu tieSe were quichly piopii"'eu Beaire
by the denizens of that locality, as though bnS;noSS
they possessed real value. and .ati,
IT,, ..;..xo ,f Cbo,,os wv podo heartily
Gov o,,d MIC To++io IIous+on yoU col. county.
emnized at the residence of the brides THE
parents, Mr. and Mrs J. W. Houston, in during IL
Rellaire on Wednesday evening of last lows:
week. Rev. A. B. Williams performed Samue
+bo ooron,onv Tho hride hoe oocpn;ed Walter
''io ~ ~, ,,.0rpSI p- Geo. "
positloh dS Ueachei III the puoilc Sciioos Alfred
of that place, while the groom is one OF ardson
Bellaire's well and favorably known Jos. S:
,-o,,,,,x man VIM. j
Harry
THE Bellaire, GAINESVILLE and Cincinna- 49,,
ii Railway Company is now in the pos r,,oosa1,
session of the company which operated - :,
it before it went into the hands of Re - :,
ceiver. S. L. Mooney, of Woodsfield, is naI1-.l:r
President of the recognized company. o. ,I :
NJ Churchill, Vice President, GAINESVILLE 3.
and w R. Crumpton, GAINESVILLE, General -, =,
Manager. .o+o - -
TIE Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling "orth'
seems to be unfortunate recently In tile On Tu
way OF wrecks On Friday northpound George B
freight left the track at Justus owing to son Geo
the rails spreading and before the train of his |;
could be stopped ABOUT twenty cars were fir ends o.
piled IN heap. All trains were oelayed esent, {
i'll consequence, but no one was seriously Mr.. and
injured. Wedding
CHARLES BEAsEY, the engineer of the OWING
mud train injured in the Cleveland Lo- Rev. j.
rain and Wheeling collision at Flushing, preachin.
last week died at that place on Wednes- Doctor II
day night and his remains were taken to contracte
his home at Lorain. 1t will be remem- He is nov
bered that the engineer of the other train able to to
was killed instantly.
THE stockholders of the new Dollar the Cent?
Savings Bank, at Bellare met last Sat called at
urday and elected the following Board to conSid
of Directors J. A Gaaher James Viii Columbu
son A Klotz Alex Stewart Alex Neff road. an
w. C. Burgenthal,W W. B. Scott, Geo. Hook lease 10
and James Speidel. J. A. Gallaher was THE n
CHOSEN fresloehI. vile is to
THE survevors on the nroposed Wheel day in j
inc and Lake Erie extension from Ade Bethany
M 70 ReIare snent Sunday in tbis nlace be assiste
The survev intersects with the ST Clairs Jams ant
vile division of the Baltimore and Ohio A or,