Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-22
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!, Goming, to grief4Aieeting trouble
\ i''ll N i"ay.isas5iGstl sli1 o. b9sEss
y Tweed has gone out west; to.grow up
with The eountryv-
2. Alexis eatfii't find Clifton on the man
OF Ohio. rs geography "a delusionP
When is &Sfhaf ike d sharrowq
nest). :" "oi
:, ,taIOa enl2lsL Ig.g7z sat
AlreadyI says the Boston IrgveLer-
Stokes is being taikedof as q lecturer
for next season. sfl ~ gE8 sfTlT7>
Everyone is as God made him. and
pte.ls mes a great deal worse-sanchO
u, h iso.ia1iJssyni gHI 4 sQizni
] a merchant asks Ehy he should be
obnged to go 80 often after money that
Is coming to him. S''A 9i's sn'lNr
1t may sound IKE a ls.l parasdooxx. sdaox.I vet the
breaking ofboth wings OF an army Is
sure to make it fiy.-5E 7dt sslziiq
They say female eompositors get
through their copy very rapidly, being
anxious to get the last word. "a.
The. Hartford Ooasans has a piou,
suspicion that Grant twill grew day by
day in favor with God and lman.p
To nothersEYou shouldn't let the
children read Watts poems; they con-
tain much hymn nm inorsIit M indy.
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oraea he Il reca;na @ - -, % lnore
lettersaying "stopmy paper. sd1
Z utronasY not eS.aaetiy,to ~ Ai,yy6sI,, ,.o,
the ,.,s,taIIant fitle, ~ e 2 20" "a
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p l2I Iaxdis 10 has a5s{bsss;a4 bes,, 3; :, &. LIls
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fhat ba hss 49,, ~: ~ SSe'i
ed Tail '--'''o nun VI 'e' ''po'-
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sfsnanded frni ,I,5fg fer aas o4 oeeh
ty girI he w5I:g S:9in3 bSniasw 3i b;s
Gffiejaf c=fr, ,eity ,s-'ffss =.
= = - 5,.lll.sla $ .'s-i. lh.i,sst
o Batbttoi Bill has received q magnifi-
ALEXIS andDsfIs,, ao'.o,, neas i, ao' iloni
tjating;snr 81 s,i-fs 81 - 'aiiS We w'
80 - : -" ~ ~. ,i ,-iss5
!. - Marianne Rattazzi has been endowed
with literary pension Of five thousand
IN pei a,lneln Dy Ylfeo5 Enmanuars
- = !, 2 -i-Sapc, ~ ~, lE sta6 Aiia 1ps
>. Fhe remains of General Robert An
derson, OF Fort Sumter fame, reexpec-
ted at Norwalk, on the Guerriere the
Last OF this monthoj I'no i's29 -
Why are peniTtinlaslk!ers a! the most dis
iivllOL .,'ll ~ PeI9gls IN Sh9 WQrlq be-
gause tlte MAKE pe9PIe steeI pens, and
'iieh say .they 40 i}f. write. -, .sr.,is
Forty Thousand citizens have asked
ior thesor e1ing ofthe library and Seadin0
room 0i Cooper,s tnstitlItes on Sundays.
The crew list of ieDarffn4 STh4lenen
must be considered 6y-stveettaarts and
wives about the cFewfiisat Kind nf liter ts,
ture. Aii5l59 & ESQ i.3i.5 . y liis7D
.l,1ttzyz,ll l51, 20, 9d .,ad x sisa oiii
stiIi preserves her ne, I1s ;TIsn n,s in I Iit
eratrre. IS the wife Of II .eslie Sfanhens
editor Of the Cornhill 5NaosziT1a-1
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. "A man I'D 4sfiqseport, Con nnp paid fif-
" " dollars 20 the Dolby English Opera
tv on the mVI6tain;ls renaafesd5GIE "'''
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,,l IMAM Ia tWeea has teen sent to pris-
On az Builalo l2F stealing a Tide on .
iallrosaa-org ia FI,ther 1er glnformality
! N Y not steaiins the railroad hrst.d
tho. t,,.n sass sns more
oa,.i 80 o,.s' ~ ~ ,, sI peGie nave
M H. ,at, ho. ,,1 om slie
,H NM, - oaS wii1 ls ,e1pf epe use Oi
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1t is insinuatsd by, San Francisco
!, Uu1o1.r eIls,s ~ 70 lay fsi1 enhoe,
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;.,ontils 20 seiiae peeaaise OF an
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