Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-08-14

"a iuatAty uCsoeCo " AhhnS PooPaos
Aquor-selling on Sunday has been
prohibited by ordinance In Cleveland,
which went into effect last Sunday
which caused much sqeaking OF rusty
haek-door hinges. - ss.b7F.,,.-.-
- FAR VEST POINTS. =.
Horse and cattle stealing is consider
ed legitimate business In Utah. So -.,ia
Several large and edible salmon have
lately been caught in the river al Salem,
oregoasi bsis5ligan5 81 ~ ,sfas=assz ssl
, Awhetstone factory is about to be
commenced at Clementsville, Sierra b
County, California. aaaau I'D al sliHsssa
. Water h selling at one bit per bucket
Ia Gold Hill, Nevada Beer Is about
as cheap, and In greater demand. -,
The value lof the dairy products Of
Montana is already over $500, 100 an
nuallp; but that is only a feeble begin
ningsat oi lElg 81 znist yldl sEsdg s9ed
. From San Diego comes the news that
The new riverin the desert Is full Of
water, oserfiewing large AREA ofcoun-
try.s s7iaaa s6f bsia8be5o sla ,g5lan,..T
The Changers Of Jackson and Gin q
ton Counties, Iowa, are to unite ina
harvest hone at Maquoketa, on the 10th
of September. '-''lz "a s.ii'i'D l'''=--'
Il The weather in Arizona Is exceeding
|ly hot, with no rain, in consequence Of
which the prices of -four and grain are. I.
unusually high.
Montgomery County, Kansas, raises
stalks of cotton two feet eight inches
long, three-fourths of an inch in diam-
|eter, with balls on every joint. r,,ag b.
A short distance above Dismsrk h Bis
|site of an cid fortifcation,a and the 81
ground there is scovsred with bones and Z
remnants of'ancient pottery. mid If ssis
Z A temperance movement Is needed at
Fort Scott, Kansas, one Of the citizens
|of that town having recently sesu -,
i - 49, --ar -
snake sixty feet long crossing the road. :
Lord Lytton Bulwer,s last novel,
l"The Parisians," !" completed before his
death, and said to be among the best
Iof his works, has reached its eighth
hook, and the publication is not yes 7
Z 81 fa- lid T. f,s..iri-sr ,r...f -.-r-s-.f- -
j ,,o,,,oa !, .acisv6 si-an who read, q poem af
Walt whitn...s s1s qii.s Z ,bssr
the Dartmouth conn., aiii % "sf-s
the boy whe asked him in.oos iisai p i'''ia'
room to take drink after ne had 4. s1l =
shed the performance showed higher isl
Of his genius than all the aoI
essors who applauded him. = -t9Ai q afi5 J
IT is believed that United States Dis -.
rict Judge Sherman will tender his
resignation when Congress assemblies.
Otherwise there is very little doubt but
hat articles Of impeachment VIII be aSai
,resented against him, based on his al -
eyed connection with certain lobby hi'
9997'' - ,iiia 'i'eif.'in'i -
Somebody has remarked that is sim
,ular how much valuable time wo-.
nan win spend in trying to make out +
post-mark on letter before she de-
lvers 1t to its owner.
The people of Shelby, KY, are going
bout with their hair in perpsndicu-
ar position because some workmen
ave discovered a skeleton with q bull -
It hole through Its naked skull.
A aTidal Power Machiae' has been
evised by Mr.. Edward w. Morton.
consists of gigantic float which by
3 rise and fall with the tide develops
he power to move the machinery to
1hich 1t Is attached.-[Scri5ner's for
lssgsast. -, - -.
A Pennsylvania preacher returned
hanks, lately, for the prosperous con
lition of the crops, but carefully put In
Excepting, o Lord, the corn, which
backward, and the oats, which arc
nightly thin In spots" 49,. - t.., ,-,l
The Newark. {Ohio) Advertiser sad u g.
? mentions the fact that Tom Corwin =.
ssts In an upward grave, without so s'
,uch the simplest headstons TO indi- e
ate who sleeps below. 1t calls upon .
be State which was 20 honored by her asi
,ved and distinguished son 10 rescus 81
Is grave from the oblivion which win
soon blot 1t from the knowl-
age OF men. liis Li .git Ia rs tdl
Since the close Of the Modoc troubles
,e Lost River country In Oregon b ,.
eing settled up. As . stock-rzising - .
ountry that section d said TO be hard s'si.
, beat. gnoi sai,D b --.t,-- .-r. .-s s.
There is:ample scope and verge
nough east Of Forts Iarned and Dodge
v thousands and thousands Of home
eads, and hundreds Of thrifty towns
nd villages. 49,. .f .o,...i..
Nobody owns any land In Bismarck, ,.sy
akota. They rent. One lot COM
lands 81 200 yearly. In many in
ances parties pay from 80 to 40 per
lonth for squatting room.