Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-13

! Thursday gold touched 6;, the
4lQVasL point it has reached since the
beginning of the late unpleasantness.
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The best paper we known of to read
during the winter evenings is the
BELMONT CHRONICLE. OF course ii
IS. 49,.
/ The good citizens Of Barnesville VIII
be delighted to learn that-twelve III
dictments Here found against viola
tors Of the law in that place
: mistake in calling the figures 10
the clerk of the election in MartisferTy
nrecinct advances Kenno1, Prosecutor,
one hundred, so that his majority Is
G75 instead of 5775.
James Barkhuff, passenger conductor
on the C. C. C. < l. Railroad, was
crushed to death at Grafton, While
coupling cars on last Sunday.
Subscribers are coming in daily, both
old and new, and paying in advance
for the CHRONICLE. Our list is grow
ing rapidly, for which thanks are due
to our good Republican friends and
still there's room for more names and
money.
Miss Annie Cowgirl, daughter Of Jesse
Cowgirl, deceased, of Barnesville, died
in Mass. with fever. She had been
visiting her relatives for her bealth.-
Her remains were expected in Barn es
Vile yesterday for interment.
Thc American Road Steamer inven-
ted by Mr.. Burdett Of New Athens IS
said TO be a model piece OF Machinery
suited for everything, except the pur-
pose far which it is invented running
on the roads.
LEANNA WATSON, one door east Of
the Chronicle Building, prepares the
atest styles of
HUMAN HAIR,
single and bunch Curls, Braids, Switch
es, Puffs, FrizetteS, Wigs, dc. Hair
Flowers. Wreaths and Watch Guards
made to order. Hair purchased
Nov.5.4t.
Communion services were held in
the N. E. Church on Sabbath. Tile
pastor Rev. J. D. Vail was assisted by
Rev. Howell of Bridgeport. The Pre-
siding Elder was present in the even
iiEg and delivered an able sermon on
I" justification by faith"
The cases of the State of Ohio against
James Gary ana VIM. Emery, charged
with the murder Of GOtleib PAUL, the
butcher, are set for trial for the 2Gth
and 2Sth inst, respectively. Peter
TalIman will defend the former and
0. j. Sweeney and j. w. Shannon the
| latter.
On Monday Jno. D. Longley, Esq,
handed over to his successor in office
Mr.. VIM. i. Stamp, possession Of the
Auditors office in this County. Its
fitting that the retiring, officer should
receive that meed fpfaise which is
due for the general faithful manner III
which the duties Of his Office WAS per
formed,
News ITEMs.-Wm. II. Denny the
popular miller of the Uniontow-n
mills, is employed in the sJme business
at or near SalesyiIle Ohie-he having
given the entire management here to
his son-in-law Samuel Denny Esq,
who has The reputation OF being a
number one miller and a worthy hon
orable gentieman-
We are gratified to learn that c. S.
Mong Esq, general agent for the sale
of the celebrated Maltby's brand OF
| Oysters, has established sub-ageney
in this place, whereby our citizens will
be furnished with most delicious
bivalves at Wheeling prices. y re-
duction of ten cents per can maze tO
Hotels and Restaurants.
The Guernsey Zines says that p. 7.
Suit, County Recorder, has made all
the records of his office with one pen.
The pen evidently suits Suit.
We see it stated. that Sell'5 Circus has
gone into winter quarters at Columbus.
1t is likely that some of its attaches
would have found more secure ones,
hereabouts, had some people we know
of, their say. -
The annual meeting of the Flushing
township Bible Society will be held in
the II. f. Church, Flushing, at the
close Of morning services on Sabbath
the 23d inst, and the meeting of The
Wheeling township society will be
heli on the same day, in the U., P.
Church at Uniontown. y general at
tendence is requested at these meetings
as the annual election Of officers takes