Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-11

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now in progress at Cincinnati.
: Communion services at the Presby
terian Church last Sabbath.
;. Our printers have had their usua
: tsummer recreation at ems.
Mary r. West has been appointed
PostmistresS at Tiltonville, Jefferson
2 2 County.
The Cambridge Fair begins to-day,
Wednesday.
The Earthquake is shaking up the
Democrats of Noble County.
Big guns of the Democratic party are
lin Belmont this week.
Prof. Cash, of this county will super
intend the Quaker City school during
the winter.
Business is like architecture-the
best supporters are in coIumns-of adj
vertising.
"Have you had your mornings
morning this morning?' is the latest
way of putting it.
The Postmaster at Glencoe has re-
signed, and Edward Eckhard, Esq,
has been appointed by the Postmaster
General to ill the vacancy.
The first premium at the State Fair
for gelding tor light harness, was
awarded to a horse owned by w. 7.
Harlan, of GAINESVILLE.
Voters anxious to see candidates,
should attend the Fair al ST. Clairsville.
They will be part of the show.
The st. Clairsville Presbytery meets
at Cumberland, Guernsey County,
Tuesday October 7th.
Senator Sherman was at the State
Fair, with wheat, oats, buckwheat and
fifty varieties of apples on exhibition.
He may be considered a genuine
Granger.
A dangerous counterfeit of the $500
greenback is in circulation. We are
not alarmed about getting one passed
off on us.
At the meeting of the Iron and Nail
Association in Pittsburg, last week, it
was decided to reduce the price of nails
thirty-seven and one-half cents per keg
on all sizes.
The happiest woman, like the hap
piest nations, have no history, says
George Elliot.
The fine imposed by statute for shoot
ing quail and other birds at this season
of the year is s. to $40, and imprison-
ment.
1t is said that Bill Allen ran for Gov
ernor at nine hundred. This is prob
ably an error.
Ninety railway accidents in the past
month in the United States, "whom un-
merciful disaster followed fast and fol-
lowed faster"
The st. Clairsville Fair promises to
be better and to have a larger attend
ance than any previous Fair. Remem-
ber the time, September II, Is & 10Th.
S19,659 76 was expended during the :
last year for school purposes in Rich
land township. !
A Hook & Ladder Company has {
been organized at Morristown, with 7
Thos. Tolbert as 1st Engineer. Is
The residence of Hugh Ferguson, p.
Esq, at Morristown, caught fire in the !;
roof on Friday afternoon. Good SER
vice was rendered by the new Hook &
Ladder Company, and the fire was ex-
without much damage. :
The special School District of st. O
expended for school pur- Y
poses $S,223 during the year ending t
September 1st.
Miss Sarah Merritt when on her re- +
urn from this place, last Thursday, 7
vas thrown from her horse near the II
irst toll gate, aud quite severely though u
lot dangerously injured. U
THE BELMONT COUNTY FAIR
lake your entries early. 1t will save IL
ime and confusion to officers and ex- re
ibitors. W
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A Buffalo calf about two hours old r
yas stolen from the pasture field of Cal D,
in Patton, on Friday. 1t may turn d,
ut an elephant calf on the hands of the ia
hief. bl
Rev. Mckee, formerly of Wooster,
reached in DIR. Johnson's church :.
D last Sabbath. Rev. Dysert will oc- NJ NJ
1py the pulpit on next Sunday. ot
Samuel NJ. Janney, distinguished 90
uaker divine, of London County, Va, ~ ~
nd Sutherland P. Gardener, of New ~, a.
-ork. will preach in the M. E, Church Wv