Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-09
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11cThe next topalarm movement in Enea
land viii probably be the siisestablisR-
ment OF the national church. h.saol. boo
IA Careless printer; made . dancing
spectful sRank to an who have honor.
ed me with their patfonage.of sI1st'lf
81 The worst fooled 1tfiief or rsesesursfis a
Missisippi ehapp wh6, ahe1thetaday,
stole the heaviest 0coz5Ht- -hnG eIenuld
find In, the depot and afteE carrying 1t
five miles opened 1t and found the con-
tents to be half -hundfee "a 6f Bibles.
Al Swain, Of the Des Moinas Reg
lister, Sdvertfses his ieft boot to rent f6r
one MONTH He met with al accident
whereby he soblidged b doupihisleft
hoef in a slipper aboatthe sizeof q
u cclIsasnSlttSei2ia ssnSlttei2ia adj ahinis3nOo $40 sdI sGR
3Hewhe calls, in the aid of an equal
understanding, duOhles his own: and
he who profits By superior understand
ing, raises his powers t0a level with
the height Of thesss ssnpefiurl lunderstand-
ing he pnites withon e9ob Ell .bsoaiq
alAf Wisconsin paper alleges thatthe
secret of the success Of Chicago. news
papers hes in the fact that every man
and. woman in the town takes every
paper, fer fear a5Gv0fce notice, in
which they are interested may be pub
lished, and they not find it out:a ~
The ,Baitimore Sun, n;anti- -Rep1bs
lican paper says of a question now agi-
tating Kentucky; sfEst Keftucky f6E
low the example of Maryland Ia this
matter, adnitIeolored people to testify
in all cases, and; she will doa sensible
and and lust. jast thing; t is folly to pursue
= The Young Women's Christian Asso-
ciatfon Of Cleveland, Ohio, keep afist
and descriptive catalogue of young
men who are known to visit disrepata-
Die piaces.l ,9np9dos sd1 2Rla m88a0.
Personal journalism prevails in WASH
ington, Ohio. The Register says: Miss
Emma Robinson was quite ill last
week, but we are happy to state that
she is leonvaleseent. Emma is too
good a girl to be sick, and we hope she
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VIM. G. Bartlett, formerly of Dayton,
and who gave up the profession Of the
law to preach the gDspel, {, Is the Mr..
Bartlett who is the successor Of Bret
Harte in the editorship ofthe Overland
siIi'i' "0'n in'ipyfs1eb Oh sSnsasd ,bsiIiq SO O.
a gentleman learned I'M the origin Of
social customs was asked what was the
meaning ofthe custom of casting an old
shoe after q aznewly married couple as
they startoA their tip. oHe said ssssTo
indicate that the chances of matrimony
are very slippery " no - "a, ,,,l,.
!, ,AMarrying baehe elor anxiOusly asksif
it would be any use TO attemp to make
love Htoa young lady after one had
stood on her dress until helcouid hear
the gathers rip at the waist Not II it
was new one. ssd .Hafa 5sg1 syiiRin5-
oaFhe editor Of a. sneNspaDerzoaak 4os
wards Lake Champlain has discovered
a. way Of Keeping eggs from spelling.
His method IS to eat them while they
are fresh o. ess yiTn3 9sii y isaA AT9hifi
az Galesburg farmer, whose pew rent
was raised to twenty-five dollars, en-
aiheg - IIhess ISsEsar, fne1sse nlts
state o. alIai,s ,slthe SoSps, 311s golp& ap ~
po1k going aoWn, ftaf lae ~ " ~ psol'ie
OF US - -
J Washington schoof-boy has
grievance and writes about it TO the
Star thus: ltsWhen q boy goes Sosehool
in the morning and Forgets to Shazpin
his Pencil, Why then, of Course he Hast
to do it in School An If he does his
Ieacner Mkes Eis in kilie away M. Ls3aa Ss9a
him. 'fhen he goes home An 6iis ans
Falher anu ne makes Is JUS na1 ne
never gets nus !h.Jd hnlie.Jd 1sI sIBlioD Li-n
=, East Tennessee has a toiuhstone
whereon is inscribed the following epi-
graph "She lived the life of virtue,
and died of chotera % merb9s, sansed BY
eating green IruH, IN the IaH i,oIe on
ofesseo I'M mhfof1anty, al tse - - IN N
Iwenty-tg9r: Is.wS W rtse'auef, ~ esfes. esze eo
lseN ilKeWlssee- ssee--sfg,sngE v1loaH sfl1 nlOIl sqoi
AS a Companion piece, to the song, 80
give me hack but YESTERDAY, ~ a melody
Will soon be issued entitled aOfi, could
IIspare Tomorrow, ,,'fwhich viii ibe'fol-
lowed by, Have yoti sucifa thing as
next week about you?'iW .Isiv o. -s.,
tsA Boston grocer, who's excited tn ire
of one OF his epstOmers1hy presenting
a bill at his house fol. goods rendered,
was waited upon By aidaughter of the
debtor, who said - wish you ~ouIdnt
comewith tbatbifi when fathef'sh shome
lit makes him nervous TO be dunnedsH
The grocer apologized. .,t,-o.,,.ssf "a.
oTot ms ms oo To Mr. ,simpson,s- we'd
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