Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-09-08

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Considerable notiee has been taken of
oHsuAi Lloyd, ~ FrsssPfAde lsPeaA er,rby
the papers Or ti,s' 'eaahtfy.s, hffon what
I, ,,llsafn ,llsafn sopff, bis llsqfusss hersi the iElee
Trade sI,sasue, had better, atop his pay,
and the othersade, rsisV iIfs salsry. He
reslly ions the SAGss Sf eetioai iahoofes
good g.sl,ia ihan AZ harm, ,nH Il senbis~s are tee
transparent for,3 3he Jmost qign0sant3ito
bslisse.n ,Ebscvh6!s thing was i failure,
man, speech Hnd Ats g! sstihisg Tssihisg Latter
dviinrdling doMp. 70 p hall .dossn hearsss
before oshel quit. ,aBellairenjs iashsfd
place to talk Free Trade ,Psineet many 'Sf
our people depend upon Chat branch .slnc 81 oof
Manufactures sn,ost p inipssdhy impqrtar
tion-nsmelyi Glass;. Al slight advance
ins the duty upon that iatticfe woufd
notincrease the present Pffcs! Ind Would
giye, Americans A their own dmsrkstraiii
they wish randIallb they would need to
make them mqpfospetous. ots' s'ai "a 'iau
Our friend Mr, Lest .has taken the the
post q as aa,ssso9ci.te editor IF the, STANDARD,
Mr. Leef iss,n lgspisl asyntIemaa. a and.
ready with his pen, and barring bis poi
itics hope he may 'sdecesd ioWith the
Law and POSITION Of editor he Will have, ,lni,
his hands fall,,,,isn ,eIia "a i;;,s ."i.t1 i h. y
GrApesAEveky one SHOULD see the
bunch fCaliforhia grapes brought here
BY, 4 btather Of j, ,R.. Smith Esq Large
enough Ito all = hat and. ai74 inch padg
atthst, richy juicy and deiacious. WINE,
spsakt1s - grapes 4 Would Say ,y;'',it5 That
there are thousandsI AZ acres Of waste,
land in Belmont. county, that underjH-
dicious management iEwo11dH produce
grapes enough to make them plenty and
enough for the poor, thereby, adding
immsnss ,wsaith, "a thsi county And, 4
healthy luxury to the people.ra tray 9n,
Our fruit In this nefghborh1Sd is al.
nh6st 4 failure and thrifty, providers a. are
exercised abolt the sappAy this winter
Tomatoes are selling readily at one, dol
lar a bdsael; 'appies the same peaches
four dollars pei sushel; grapes, ten cents
per pound; poor despised elderberries are
bringing seventy-fivs cehts to one, dollar
per bucket; sweet potatoes are plenty at
two dollars per bpshel, common, one dol
lar; Butter thirty cents per pound.
Some idea can thus be formed Of the cost
Market Gard ems are yielding
~ ilcl l.'Gft ietufui uaiatae.aau o4 y, natiqaJni
Dr.. Junkins and Jacob Heatharington
returned from Great Britaini on .Satar-,
day. They are bot4 looking well and
had q, pleasant trip7no accidents until
just at home when the train by some
Waa brought into collision
with another standing; inx. the Engine
House of the G. ZIP: 4: r., and was con-
siderably smashed up-no one hurt.
The River continues havigAbis and
the Packets makeIt their regular trips.
One Of the finest that we have Is the
New Steamer tand haSipg4 taken artxip
upon her Il, know whereof-Ls speak.
Every one should paksit spoint to give
her Atrial. iiu-;su asii f.p sIiaaiiI s.ta !
Our Merchants areiIetnrning from the
East With ,lfins. steaksi. of goods, which
hey, are opening out at rates = lluring
to, the purchaser Business generally is |
brisk. Several fine buildings are sp-4 }
proAching completion and seyerah more
srsl commencing :, The all absorbing
'opic ut present 10 the War and, the late
news created tremendous, excitement,
md the sentiments of the different /
classes IL people wers, distinctly brought.
,ut. Our Teutonic friends are jubilant
md l. bslieve. have the sympathyi Of
,very right minded American aud true
over nof Liberty progress, and religious
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h.irr.uste .'Isist tnhl SPARTAN
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