Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.
Cleaned from Late Mails.


i "A Centerville (Ps) machine m axes an
oil barrel out of the rough iD lS minutes
and 30 seconds.
One man 10 Portland. who had four.
teen stores burned 10 the great FIRE of July
4th, has eleven of them nearly rebuilt
The annual meeting of the National
Wool Growers Associationshas been called
TO meet at Cleveland, o., on Wednesday,
the l4th Of November.
The Cincinnati Commercial says a
large onantity of fowling pieces and smmu-
nition for sporting purposes are purchased in
that market for Southern negroes, who are
eager to aysil themselves Of their new priv.
ilego Of owning gun.
"A Herald special saws Mrs. Major Gen.
\ eral Wool was struck with paralysis through
her entire right side, November lst. and it
was thought the attack would prove fatal.
"A young lady residing in Lansing,
Michigan, was stung on her forehead by .
honey bee, in August last. The poison Of
the sting cauecd,a severe swelling. and so
pros'ratcd her nervous system as to confine
her to her bed, and eventually caused her
death Gn the 10th irst.
james Orr, Of Springfield. Illinois, has
n " ooo ,.ans 81 araroronn o ra.;o,;o. Go.'
for the purpose Of bcautiiying the grounds
| Ahrobom J.;rco,n
Tho oo,orod soboo,. in Tho D;s,r;o, or
Columiia are re,orfed as be;n0 in a verv
prosperous condition. Over FIVE thousand
pupils are in regular attendance and the
number Is constantly increasing y
Tho R,,,;,,ors o,3 Oh;o n ,;lro,d Co,,.
n,r,, bava n,, ;n,o onnr ,,;nn y r,st fre;oh, ,
I;na Of nnrprscoden, suaed ,o ,hs Wes, 20
/ le Inown as tbe Ralt;more md Dh;o Gobt.
] ming exrr,ss Bach ear is built mon mas.
screcr trunks, in order to insure speed and
safety. H' .a...t.. g. .
a rortr orno,sons Who o.n,o ron, Don.
ver to Omabo , e. % 6avs oso ronort no
nnmber NJ w,nons ,.I.;ob ,osood ,bo,, or
,bo wov as ,heyond conn,ta,;on - ond ,bo
trade going and Gaming as . Wonderful !,
IA ,,,o d;sn.,o,, fror, I,d;.n.no,;s .,rs
Tbo ~ ,,aaI.;". aoasor !. ha;" Joj"yoi
bera bv tbe co,tnn,.cv of boiJers and Sood.
nrs ,hs nr;.es bo;nn ,oo h;nb for nooLSr.
arv;onns 20 hu1 un,n ,boro 70 u f.ii ''' "0'
f I.. .
"A severe snow storm is reported be.
rTeen Eye Drnver' Uo,'rsao anu 0a,I n?Se- C.
uaIl;aa,,,s Gso.,aoa Ev,,ss Gor,onu haa ,u
y "a Wad ~ 's' 0o"p""' "'0
~ NUNS ''oAe" ~ u'"'". "ot
NJ mghauny p,sn,vr .. ,ss.s'pp, ,,h Is At
i,eaI le c,S M uik'"s e"n's'a"'S " ~ oou'n ''''
S'eau Vi west west ......
"A letter from Chicago in noticing the
prevalence of cholera in that city says
Rarely. if ot all. is a temperate, clean, in.
dustrious person attacked. The case of one
of our distinguished physicians formed no
exception to the general rule His person.
a;.;..' aa;;'nuu.s;am.:s =; 10, yeuis pas. hau iouu0e'
"'' eo'''''''" W " mo'e "'''T i'..-'
The New York World states that Com
'n""ot1 anue'ot ~. 'enus ~ .e.Ie ,o.
NV o uns'o' = "a ~ s;o,I', "s oa5s II =,
i;"p.s' I;s .s,a," i now e.,;ma,od etu oniu fct,
,,;l,;onsn - = '
Me- Dobor.b RodGo,d ocod os wars
tho sole snrv;vor of The historical WycminO
massacre which occurred during the Revo
lntionarv war. il still living with her son,
i Dr. A Bedford, in Waverly, Pa. She i
still capable Of describing in perfectly clear
anu cohnectec uapner 'hee SSrnss "hicn
she witnessed rs SIX year Old child.
Mrs Keenan,. IN Lowell. Mass. cot ,
d;vorcc Gon, Mr Kaenon M IN o,cloct or
saturday morn;no and married M. ,Jones
at4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon
i IN, CO.
persons At Cairo with diyine.bells, prepar
,ne 10 hunt for the safe of the steamer W
l r. Garter. shich contains over million e
dollars, of which thew are to have one. halI
If recovered. II lie. about 35 miles above
Vickshurg, hurled in tbe bed of the Missis
sirpi and has been under water for six
months. ....