Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05
UNIONTOWN.

man, Mr.. Albert Troll, under sanction
OF matrimony carried off Miss Laura
Sharp one of our handsome and nice
girls, but there Is one thing which
causes us yet to rejoice, Mr.. Troll can
not marry all the handsome and nice
ladies Of our locality.
Miss Lids. Lemon is another; that
George fellow carried her away. The
single blessed men will be obliged to
organize "cossin" committee to resist
fOreign invasion.
Miss Ida Hays will commence 3
course Of studies ut Hopedale Seminary
At the opening of the spring term
April 10th. Miss Hays has been
awarded high eulOgy for thoroughly
mastering her preparatory studies, and
her friends feel assured that she will
acquit herself with honor during her
Collegiate course. The social circle In
which she moved will miss her pre-
ence greatly and her friends bespeak
for her q hearty welcome in that circle
to which she will soon be introduced.
Miss Maggie Bowman, a graduate OF
Savannah Academy, v ill take charge
of the Lyle School during the Summer
term. Miss Bowman is q stranger to
the people of this locality but being
|eviiently . lady Of culture and refine.
ment she is daily adding to her list OF
friends.
The Democrats "don't want Office
yet after having met in Convention
and unanimously nominated candi
dates they all ran as Independent for
the Office of Assessor. Like rat with
it's leg in q trap they try to eat it OF so
as to get away from q part OF itself.
There was no opposition ticket in the
field and it was indeed pitiahle to see
Democrats laboring to defeat DemOk-
rats. ...., -...-.,.
There was no Justice of the Pesce
brought out in opposition to Mr.. ThOs.
Brokaw-and no effort made to defeat
him-sO the suit OF Vancuren was moi
brought to influence the election. He
was sued BY members OF his own party
and the decision against him was given
in accordance with law. and evidence
by Democratic Justice who strove 10
give righteous and impartial deci.
. on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Beall gathered
their little family together, few even.
ings since and had q social reunion.
The boys and girls had grown some
sincs they saw them last (ie) the girls
had grown nicer and hands0mer-and
the boys uglier and more wicked,
nevertheless both sexes were able to
laugh and enjoy the occasion fully and
the nice refreshments to the fullest ex-
tent. All the ladies had nice beaux to
see them safe homeland. the "feiiows''
who didn't "get to GO" had permission
to sit on the fence and see them 60 by
-and If any msu went home unhappy
| it was the man who forgot to "puli
down his vest"
Mrs. Kilgore died recently and was
inferred at Unity, a few days since; she
was an esteemt d member of the com.
munity in which she lived.
Mr., w. s. Cameron, who has been
lying entirely helpless for some weeks,
10 now able to move his arms and there
sre symptoms of c0nvalescence. Mr.
=. is a man of industrious habits and
his illness is the result of exposure.
The Republican party of Wheeling
township IL dying OF ipanitiOn. TO.
day part Of the ticket could have been
elected but no effort was made. Has
TRANSMISSION Of blood caused this state oi
affairs il 30 tis time to cart out the
corpse.
Professor Somebody eat cotton and
blew fire out of his nostrils to the edit
cation of some Of our citizens, on Sstuf
day night. We did not have the pleas.
ure of witnessing the performance
A lady wishes US to ask the price Oi
chickens when you catch them your
seIf? We confess to being in the dark
bat perhaps some one can rise and ex-
plain.-A scandslous affair has occur.
red in neighbnring town and one
ahich we do not wish 10 report for the
tress, some excitement is the result.
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