Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-06-27

md rapid business Sawed thirty logs |
asst Friday afterno0n--Hart has a
quantity of lumber for sale. .gR aa'
John Wilson near this place received |
3 severe cut on the left leg below the |
knee while scoring timber. .9asiA
The Horse Thief Detective Associa-
ton Of Smith Tp., is still alive and
ready to meet the emergencies of the
day. They were to meet Thursday
evening, June 10Th, toelect new Officers
--they viii be heard from s0on.+LoOk
out. .Iist sjisb SD ssiasG'bsa ~4ts5S |
Is Teachers Examination.--We learn
that the teachers of Smith Township,
and further south have sent request
to the County examiners to hold an ex-
in the School house of this
place. The School House isl.ample,
has two rooms, each room will COM
fortably seat 60 applicants .1eVii
The Teachers Association iof Smith
Township have adjourned their meet
ings until the second Friday evening
of November, 1872, when tits expected
to have full Turn out of the members.
isis5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -IEfd 9lf1
] Newark, Ohio, boasts of eight elope-
n1ents in IS many months q o loii =
Brigham Young has just ! celebrated
his list Birthday Ioa ss,.l,7a',le6s
b Tennie G.. Clafin has been elected
Colonel of the 85th New York Regi-
iment. iipf syta leE isi' 5ii f5ifw 81
The wheat crop now being harvested
is said to be the best ever raised 1n Tex
|as,; b9e 1soif a.if a.. aleaT
Theodore Tilton, of the Golden Age,
|exclaims sSaye me from a Sod who
damns ~ Weshould like to do it, sir,
but the thing Is impossible. ilaia1ib !
A boy named James Reynolds, liv-
ling at Steubenville,, lost his left hand
by the explosion of q gun while out
hunting, q few days since. ? sls.la'
A colored brother. in Hillsboro, N.
c., was turned out of church for Htell-
| ing on two brethren who had been
stealing Aog.ii395aas 4W .e745n.s.i
Ina breash of promise case tried at
Providence R. L, Julia @. Valsett,
aged q, recovered q verdict of SIC, ,60C
against T. Grace, aged 50. 'sah @eF' = /
/ When Bryant, the poet, was in, Mex.
/ leo recently, he met an American lady
and after the introduction she said to q
friend: Everybody in New York
knows Mr. Bryant and they all go tc
hear his minstrels sing. d giiid4yI5Ya
lo'Two towns in Bntler County, Kansas
Iare fighting over the county seat E
i Dorado has it now, hut Augusta has se
cured votes enough to- novel it thither
4 Ell Dorado mounts guard with musket
Try and the cheerful domestic pistol
] and swears that the county records an(
machinery shall not 60 thence. Augists
Imenaces Ell Dorado, and Ell Dorado
maintains q stage of siege. The Gov
ernor has been besought to intervene
J and we may have Bleeding Kansas
: repeated in Butler County. nj !
Il A. T. Stewart, is preparing. to maxi
lover his great, white marble structure
lon the corner of Thirty-fourth streetant
Fifth avenue, to the city of New Yerl
las public museum of art, to- be helt
land controlled for the use and benefit o
d the people forever. The building j
, suitable oaly. for this purpose, es for tn
residence of some great potentate, VIII
4 would require it to give state reoep
, tions; but the question In Mr.. Stewart
. mind is whether he shall present thi
lmuniicent gift while he is still alIve
: Land see his wishes In regard to it carrie,
into execution, or wait until his death
4 A New York Journal, in speaking q
i the magic strains of a hapd organ, says
! it"When he played old Dog Tray "
d snoticed eleven pups sitting in front K
ol the machine, on their launches, brush
ling away the tears from their eyes wit
81 their forepaws," j. en1e,r : adj bc,.
laThis was the language lof lHerac
? Greeley, several years ago. OF cours
: he takes it all back now: .'May it
,,1written on my grave that Iinever ws
:, q follower of the Democratic party an
a1lived and died in nothingits debtor.'
I a young man q short time, sine
l-iwent to pay a visit to his dulcinea Ii,
ling in California. Two thousand mile
y of car-riding had rendered q necessar
lchange in his linen before he shouI
Imeef her. A long tunnel was nes
Iat hand and the traveller made read
: for the change Imagine the sHrpris
lltand sstonishment Of the lady passel
: gers, especially, TO find, on enlergiu
III from the tunnel, the young man in,
/ state Of suspended sbiTt-taili6tls, hayin
ell forgotten to unbutton the collar befol
), attempting to don it. ~ We h,....,5 ~
n One firm at Quincy H., is prepare
. to contract for 10000 bushels OF tom
=, toes, and $50 acres Of cucumbers, to
II ! delivered this year, which .quanti
L they intend to pickle9ht0EA ,ll8s
\. IA railroad train in Maine recent
I. Iran into q flock of sheep, whereupon {
is old ram, the patriarch Of the flock, |
T. dignant at the way mis- charges we
nd treated, lowered his head and went f
stl the iron horse. The cow-catcher stru,
D. him and threw him up on the forwa
I part of the engine, when the firem;
a. nan out aud before he could fall nrjan
/, ,loff, caught and held him until Il
ttrain was stopped. He was found to
E. ,'la good deal hurt, and having one
his horns knocked of. It is unde
d, stood that the horn g to be presented
II the New York Tribune, with a stat
Id ment that the locomotive wasn't inju
Id ed at all.
,oisHl tE-t fzF fEioCts. {tItgF Z =
"If Mr.. Greeley gets nine tenths
his votes from the Democratic party
says the New York World, "his Cal
" net must be Democratic throughout
:. y, Undoubtedly the Democratic party W
- insist on this. Why should 1t not? It
~ election of Mr.. Greeley would be not
! ing but an outand-out Democrat
IL victory. OF course that party shoul
y, and would, direct the policy of the A
o. -Iministpatif,il