Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-08-23

l. chuI pei to sausage me tby our Geapel
The driver of The Democratic Wes
n Wheeling go-c cart, Senator, will &C
such HIaox in October as will max
him think lightning is no respecter o
e persons OF things. Our sturdy old one
! armed veteran, for Recorder will, W.
hope, be found abe 10 flop his OppO-
ucnt, 'W,ight side (JOwD) with care
,l-and may the shadow of his OLD
Barnes never grow less! however Louis
may claim to be right without the w,
and we express the wish that, attenu-
ted though be seem, our gallant 10.
Harris, may drive his opponent from
want of breath, to-Cof.land, v here We
trust will be found i'll waiting, 1ay-
| lor. to mend the rent democratic
breeches, while Daniels comes to judg-
ment, who, with an ARMSTRONG, will
See that Bron-sOn is we'll bucked, v hile
Fras ier's are " ell lugged.
Success to the ticket!-the whole
ticket!-and nothing but the Republi-
can ticket!
A representative OF the 'blOated
bondholders,' a second fiddle to the
jeremy Diddlers, running the pure
Democratic party hereabOuts, whose
gizzard, like his great leaders, yearns
for the poor wOrkingmen, and who
;nOurns over the great injustice done
wOrkingmen, passed through toll gate
the other day, and represented that he
was going ut little way, was inform
ed 10y Mr.. hook, the toll keeper, the
charge was one cent: the aforesaid poor
mans sympathizer said he would pay |
on bis re,urn, Hhich he Of course re-
fused to d0-One cent-whereupon Mr..
Shook, With cOmmendable pluck, Came
before Squire Howell, and swore out
warrant for sympathizer's arrest,
W bereupOn the honest Democrat, get
ting wind of proceedings. saw Mr..
Howell, before he had flashed the war.
rant, and paid over the 'Ons cent
Verify, Tilden, and honest reform are
grand fellows, especially when war.
rant is after them. Shook says this has
been practiced before, but shall be no
longer. Hurrah for Shook!
Two rather disconsolate looking wild
0wers, keep things rather lively, after
all, la certain quarter OF our town.
When tOgsther-and this Is always
one sits and tiums in accents sweet AS
he notes of The whip-pOor- will, AL
most persuaded while the other comes
ia with notes akin to the gentle dove,
Thine, only thine'-thsn they look at
each other, then they sigh. .then they
-xprcss deepest mutual sympathy Then
sing more.
The other day. at Cincinnati Police
Court, u ChicagUman was asked,
guilty or not guilty, and he responded,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nkeenn.nkinpOllytt teeforhOvyaye
wchowpiwipeeteecheetretitewollOpy.''
/ hi, is the condition the Democrat C
party will be in, second 7 Iesd " OF o..
iUber.
Intelligencer's police news: Thomas =
Wilson (was arrested) for hitting TOM
Walker with stone on coal street."
Served him right. Any man that is so
eckiess as to hit another ON his coal :
treet ought 10 be sew arely dealt with;
t is dangerous wOrk-he might break
lump, and ought TO be made stack-en
uch work. Again. he paper says:
Vim. Barris WIS rTe>ied for cutting
Ohm Blatner. The kuiie-a common
'enk knife-with blade about four inch
3 long, penetrated BistneF's stomach e
ear the groin" Doubtless all right q
ut we respectfully ask, in the interest &
f anatomical scieuce if the groin is the
rat of an average West Virginian'sl 9
tOsGaclig