Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-06-13

JOIu odICldy, cOuNlcteU at COlumDuSI
Ohio, for the murder of Charles Garner,
was sentenced Saturday, to be hung on
Friday, October 4th.
The Editorial Convention of North
eastern Ohio, in session at Warren last
week, adopted resolution to make all
subscriptions payable in advance.
'Dolly Warden" pantaloons are soon
to come in fashion. They are not the
kind Dolly wore, however. She was not
married.
Clymer, editor of the Bucyrus Forum,
the stoyerheated democratic paper
in the State, defines his position as fol-
low .ssse=sz1szzs --zzss,
give me liberty or give me death;
but if / can't get either, i say give me
Horace Greeley"
|. The Internal Revenue, collections of
the first Ohio District in May were
1861, zoo. Nearly S40O, 900 ofthis was on
liquor. 49,, 80. ,'..,..--.---
Ian old gentleman is living at the
Astor House, New: York, who register
ed his name on the books OF the hotel
the first dayiit was opened, and has
been there ever since, a period of
thirty-fOur years. 81 is,ii ~ 8l.
By acarefuI attention to details, each
Congressman has this term managed
to get along with forty knives, twenty
SIX gold pens, twenty-five hair brushes,
anu twenty-six cakes Of scented soap.
This is q free country.
The LeetOnia, Reporter suggests, if
the council will not pass an ordinance
prohibiting the running at large of
dogs without muzzles, as preventive
of hydrOph0bia, that every dogs tail
be cut off close up behind his ears.
"See therel' exclaimed a returned
Irish soldier to a gaping crowd, as he
exhibited with some pride hat with a
bullet in it. 'iLook at that hole, will
you? !? You see if it had deem a low
lcrowned hat 1 should have been killed
Iout-right!".a i f Hs
An Ironton 70. jury has rendered a
verdict against the Buckeye House
/ property, owned by J.. T., Davis, in
] favor of Mrs. Justice, for Sc, 500. II
was proved that Mr.. Justice bought
whiskey at the Buckeye house, and
was killed ON the same day. ,rrr .5
An inebriated Democrat was dining
at hotel the other day. "Beef, pork,
mutton, veal or chicken" said the
polite waiter; 81 don't care a d-n,"
was the reply, anything to beat
J IGrant." .95i'i )s7i', s'e
A little boy in Newark, a few days
ago, who did not wish to attend school
} deliberately laid his arm on the cal
!, track, and held it there until a passing
train severed it just below the elbow,
: Hits needless to say he will have a long
s}and painful vacation. b..s z.sfs,.s
i Should Greeley be endorsed at Balti
more, it is estimated that Philadelphia
RI will give Grant from $4,000 to 20,00t
n majority. Lancaster County in the
Il same event is! s!countedion for at least Z +,
Z 600 majority. This is what Pennsylva
|, mia knows about Greeley. at
5bizWhat. is claimed to be genuine soaI
u mine has Just been discovered in Iowa
! 1t should be decided over to Henry
eh Clay Dean, on condition that he viii
ffqhit making speeches for Greeley, ant
t Invest in bathing tub.
The "Tichborne claimant'r is tn,
!. latest addition t0 the gDod1y fellowship
I of lecturers in England, and is said tt
contemplate a ly.ce1m course in. thi
= course as he has us1donen the British
provinces.
= Henry Ward Beecher has discoveret
6 what the RepelatOr John meant Iwhel
he described heaven as paved wit
b gold. He simply meant that it wa
profusely planted with,9 our commo
81 DandeliOn.lz dtiW ,sHD9 b5itiT Zlb6sh
l. due t. Horace a greeley aeIIeg 10 nga "a,
1 that he did not assert that all Demo
Z Gratis are horse thieves. What he di
!. say was that all horse thieves are Dem
! oerats. AS an applicant for Democrat
t ie votes, he is entitled 70 this correction