Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-03-13
Ohio has 1000 coal miners.

ONO mas ,Uuu cOaI InineiS.
Ohio produces 100000 tons or 137,-
600, 600 bushels of coal per annurn.
. George William Curtis is sick with
typhoid fever.
A rnmor says Bancroft, American
Minister to Germany, has resigned.
The latest wedding cards are long
and narrow.
1t is said the President will visit his
St. Louis farm the latter part OF this
month.
It is rumored that Col. John W Foster,
of Evansville, Indiana, viii succeed
Minister Nelson at Mexico.
Alex. IL. Stevens has been elected a
member of Compress from the 8th
Georgia District.
Democratic Senators at Washington
in caucus, on Monday, refused to
acquiesce in the action of the Republi-
can Senators in allowing them only
one representative on committees.
GREELEY MoNUMENT.-P President
Grant has contributed hundred dol
lars and Vice President Wilson fifty
dollars toward the erection of the Gree
lev monument.
Boss Tweed and the people are strict
IL in accord on one point. He says .he
thanks God he is Iot a member Of Con-
gress. The people are equally thank
fui for the same blessing.
The Boston Journal says: as to
the increase Of the salaries of members
of Congress, we shall not debate that
matter at all. Its universally regard
ed as an outrageous s,ci'adle, and hardly
deserves discussion"
The parents and granparents Of Gen.
n. D. Leggett, United States Commits
sioner of Patents, says the Washington
,Sfaa, are emarkable instances Of hu-
man longevity. All of the grand
parents of Gen Leggett died over nine
ty years of age. His father and moth
er are living, and their united ages
amount to over one hundred and seven
ty years, the former being over ninety
and the latter. more than eighty years
of age.
Tom Mast is not dead yet. In the
last Harpers he strikes a key note illus
rative of the relative standing of
those unfortunate NJ. C.'s who dabbled
in Credit Mobilier stock, and the cor
rupt Democratic managers and fugle-
men who have for years been engaged
in vile and disreputable conduct and
wholesale thievery' .-.s
Justice, with her balances in one
hand, points with the other to those
who are disgraced in the eye OF the
public, and says to the sanity Demo-
cratic crew who are pursuing them so
unrelentlessly: 80 ...'.- ---
"Let him that has not betrayed the
trust of the people, and is without
stain, cast the first St0nein
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hour, or hour, and it viii restore the
voice in twenty-four hours. 1t is Of
Iiocaiculable value to singers and pub
lie speakers, removes in few minutes
the huskiness Of the voice, restoring its
natural smo0thness.
Only 35 cents per bottle.
Collie AND CRAMP areinstantIy cured
by one dose Of DR.. Killers Magnetic
Balm. Do not fail to keepa bottle in
the house. % cts. is the price.
See advertisement in this paper.
VIM. e. Meek, Esq, for many years
prominent citizen Of this place, has
removed his family to Columbus,
where he will be connected with the
! wholesale leather house of his sen,
James w. Meek. For long time the
tssSquire" has been one of the ''institu-
tons" of Barne5ville-au honest, faith
ful official aud a gentleman Of fine
social qualities. His removal leaves Il
void that cannot easily be filed -
Enterprise.