Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24
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1red antfI twenty lmilliOt1 postsoa
nun' : have Cbeen SeornUtsted- tboSo
sIanp 'Januafy Numbering seventy.
uiaue .ils 1nI ..Ns. IL Thirty gIiR and A half
pa ;,i:nisse oe beam c8fhpleted in n
anL ,tllo,1 dfSi i'a tech millions in a.sinele
~ Tsrs11tii M aes as Riahy tAree cent
-, ,,.s;i 'S al other tdeneBnina-
bI,,cti 81 ter them leomesi one
cent cent and then he ,s8ta end. elk cent.
O0-'' '.r'--tt1r'TSNT1 1-Esl HsiIf1r.lL ..,i.
1t is reportedt that so me 0Lehe fashion
able millinefs of New Work are really
becoming alarmed at the large, number
of ladies in that city who INA ake their
own bonnets. What are we coming
to? .,i.ft3i0Jd Il Hot II
Elegant deposits Q Of coal have lust
been found in Turkistan, Asia, neart the
Yusaf Pass, and three hundred camel
loads of the fuel have recently been de-
Ilivered at Kabul for use in the Ameer's
lfoundries. This fact will have very
important effect on the progress d. the
work OF developing the industrial re-
sources of the farEass.
A valuable deposit of red hematite
tirou has lately been discovered oabout
1.-TWO miles west Of Stauntaa, Virginia.
The vein is about thirty feet wide, sew
eral miles in length, and Is said by
tn6iners who know, to be Practically in
exhaastiblesi5 - .s,sa3i eisiXsad1siI
In Michigan village, a. Greeley and
Brown flag oatsahavethe Inzinsfreet
supporteda at either end jbyIas eofiiR fac
/ tory, 1t may have made friends of
Ethose whose services II. win first need.
PEA. b1 az t, Se., -, ,, g. ra,,tI,, 90
thrust into the belly Of that. Egyptian
sphinx, the Tombs Of New, York, for
ldrunk kenness, He, said he WAS born
drunk k.euAp. Investigation aevealed the
tfaet that he had not been drinking, but
had always walked and talked ike the
dfnnkard ms Efthef' had IShg been.
The Magyers want Shakespeare so
llBadly that i've phdnired 'forins4 are
1Offered for translation OF fHsnry 4V.'
44iBto THAI. langgBge by the Hungarian
Academy As7af Of Science. .stnso asaHT
Il The Chicago oYTges has received an
lEoFigi1al, poem on . The, Burnt District
lat Midnight ~ The 1D2d verse reads:
f''The ldefrick Stands Stiff 'gainst the
haif-fnished 'Wall a Tire brick piles are
tquiet; the.stonesare at restisa Fo-mor-
lroW thegIll rise nine or ten stofieS tall,
lin huge massive structhres-fhe worst
Tin the West. 49, ~ .'O''in
<ssp 53o II5m fSs Ssssyar 1,,i 1at,i,a ~ es
E3ssSav v<silSSss3 ;t{s, ,InrsSJsf si' fI,e
ailes4oBg, with a bfeadt 6f'BSF Feet.
u fhe Hfndo6s6 nnhYBBq5s Baqys HE stiibscrib-
ling libeFalls t6ib6iIdI 4seg6dsp IN Lon
Id0nss,W WhssEf1 theifsin fsineh1tHymeil There
lresident ,unay worship, The great gods
II Xishru and silva, ,II the project Is, car
1ried out, the Arch bfsh0p OF Ganterbury
ifwHfdou otiess see tn dt'tiie. INST step To-
Satd sSat II
don nav vet 6eeafbsa,,ize Engiand
!, n1TT' .sifdiSTs 1fSff1 rfeiTSifr.
fhepassn8r1 sYsteEnid sRrassa. as to
lbe enforced agaiHSt az eitiFeRsof Fanee
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lt ta,o
~ = f and Icro;n
spg.;1 s-;tI iat.-os.
= f, sI; u
e.H'1sitS i.'1 ISt.ftjtissi ti 81 q =. .sf .Viss1T
IL costs 9ply seye2 nqnafeq ~ 9 deliars IN
los ~ ess M
gaf1y .i q, ot.s.n viii . ule O,s,l ciuo
% ,@n''s' 'O''''7 ''S'es ~" We ooiIi0 d"
lsst."4 1Es1lIsid 3 saig . siiil NE
1 Aawriter in a western paper notes the
fact that the pupils of the public schools
where the buildings. are heated by
Steam begin to suffer. from nose bleed
Hing and headaches as soon as the cool
weather requires the fires to be put on,
though during the months that artifi-
Ieial heat is not required the pupils have
jbeer free from these attacks The de-
49,; 49, S.9S -; I ;t o;ts fto ,esI a.; +;
Nod at mora Ino;st,srs ';s rasifired
;,1 Az a;% 80 '--O --->''''-- ~,
~ ''io "''s'' - - - 'Hl
i aLeaxenworth, Kansas, claims the on
IL carpet factory west OF p philadelphia
j That's pure assumption when every
body. knows the whole country there
is rich 'in grain.
THE mani fact 1r of plows and cul-
tivatorsof the northwest held "a con-
INentlon LAST week IN Rock Island, and
Eamong other atblngs,s sgreeddnPon an
sladVance OF tive per- lcentt Upon the
Eprice Of theiFlprvdnctsi for the. next
year, s60 .es .0ass: 19vO issnue4
IL d os+c,, = ;, z soo;o-
HE yitg ta fair Ilaniseii.a few evenings
lIsfnes, ana when about 10 return home
found iiis le'', 1gQiie. !, He took. lac
eofdihgs. to SctistonnJ the best bat left,
.lsnd remarked to his fair friend that
fsshe guessed he'll got the best CT that
tswap. n He was a little surprised
! when. the young .fady,s father called
lnpon him the. next day and Claimed
the swappsd tile IS as his Is own snd ,d9 he
hoe cy,t hin, o,ar since .sJ5fIi57f
IL, .sIid5s ,GtfiSl tssI s.si
,kc Right IN tkeI heac eiytaeoatresldentlai
leanvass, the Legisati,reo OF iseTmonS
] has met a9d SettisdOEle~n quietly 10
n the ffQp0 lar hflSl Z oSS OF the SpSSlnn. The