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AN ORDINANCE
In Relation to the Preservation Of Health
Of the Inhabitants of the Incorporated
VILLAGE of RarnAsvilfe q

SEC. I, BE ii ordained by The Mayor, Recorder and
Trustees OF the Incorporated Villag. Of Barnesv lie,
mere imr s%nii be elected ed by the %c; oaScii q Of 81 said 1, ViII"s. q
Sanitary Committee OF three. whose duty ii shall be 10
proceed at once, and as often, thereafter a. may be
deemed proper 10 inspect the cellars. privics, c~ess-pools
aud stables, on each aud every LOT in said Incorporated
village as well as the streets aud alleys OF the same,
aud report in writing To the Mayor OF said Incorporated
viilnge. the summary condition Of said village. designa-
ting the lois, buildings houses. streets and Hhl Us. with
the name OF the owner or occupants OF the lots H. or
upon which any fifth or impurities may he found, an
also the maine OF tie owner Of any lot adi"iiins my
street or alley, upon which any such filth or impurities
may be found, .oge,he, viii + s'a'em'n' OF what will
SEC, 9 IL sholl be the duty Of the Mayor of said in
corpora,ed village upon the receipt Of such report 10
cause a notice 70. be served upon the owner or occapnn NJ
Of such lot or lots upon which, or adjoining which, any
such 9th or other impnti,les may he found. 10 remove
such filth or do any other act which said coinm tee may
think necessary la prescryr the health Of The citizens OF
said village and upon the failure OF the owner or oc.
cunanis OF such lot Of lots TO remove such impurities us
Mayor to Issue an order 10. the Mar hal Of said village
to cause such filth or impurities TO be removed nj the
cost 81 The owner oil the lot or lots. upon whichtne same
SIC. .. Thaiany person or nersons " no shall fail 10
comply with he order Of the Mayor, made in pursuance
Of the provisions at this ordinance, 9 tal he liable to n
fre of moi less thpf one dollar nor more Than twenty
dollar. aid shallbe also liable to pay an additional fine 4
psS "Ss. sSaIi ,issIee, to have s's such ai i'd" or rI ,no pf : r o.
moved, alter receiving y notice to remove the SAM ss
Sac. I. That all fines OF iorreiiures, and AFT cost. in.
CURED in removing filth or impurities, as h .reii provi-
ded. shall he recovered ~ u suit before the Mayor OF
said incorporated village, 10 be prosecuted in the name
Of said incorporated village and againsl the person OF
person. falling TO comply with any order Of said Mayor,
made in pursuance OF this oriinapce.
SEC. s That The Sanitary C0mmittee herein provi-
ded for, and also the Mayor and Marshal OF said incor-
porated village, shall receive for their services, render
ed in pursuance Of lhIs ordinance. such compe' saiion
as sbal be deemed n oper by ecouneil of said village,
SEC. 8. An ordinances or parts Of ordinances incon.
sistent with the provisions OF this ordinance be and the
same are hereby repealed. i-.t .'.Llg o. .
sEr. I This ordinance 10 take effect and be In force
from and amer its passage. ~ .A
Done In Council April 18Th, 1908. - -
j. OTaIaTiUWo John N. GARDNER, Mayor.
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EECTURE


,PHINEAs 7. BARNUM, Esq. ofNew York,
will deliver u lecture on Temperance at the
ID. X. Church, ia St. Clairsville, Thursday
Evening, April 18th, at "a O'Clock.
The public are cordially invited to attend.
lkS-Seats free.
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Probate Court.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ramet
~ Executors, Administrators aud Guardians have
filed IN my Office. in 81. Ciairsvilie, their accounts and
voucher RS for settlement. to wit:
decd. ~
C.. Z. Workman. Assignee Of Micheai Ault
James Kerr, Admir- OF Charles Armstrong, deed.
A q. Warren, Guardia Of I.eandrr Thompson,
r.. u Reynolds, Guardian Of Mary F. Garrett.
William WHEY. Admir- OF David Wiley, decd.
NIL Cnnard. Admir- ~ Bnlaam Norris decd.
S'ml. MIC civilians, Guardian of r. McW ltiiam
. TIC. Hambleton Guardian Of talen B Hongl.
A. d. Rice. Guardian Of William r., Josephine A.
aud Hannah ]. Humphrey.
u. Davenport, FX'r OF Edmund L.ockv ood, DECD
Samuel t.iovef, Jr Admir- of Samuel Glover. deed.
The six first above named will b, for hearing and
settlement OH the flth and the last five OIL th. i2h days
OF May next. DAVID HARRIS,
April 10, 1896. Probate Judge.
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Time Table of @. O. r. r.
o STATIONS IN BELMONT COUNTY.


s6y-NoTIcE TO SUBSCRIBERS. All O. -four
subscribers ,oho find their papers marked thus
b on tie margin, after their names, ,oiW
understand that their subscriptions are about
ent, and That they are requested TO rene,o.
All papers are stopped when the smbscrip-
ten expires.
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Temperance Lectures.

n l. RAY, n Pioneer Lecturer in the Temperance
W Cause, will speak at the following times on the
above subicdt, 1as -.
ST Ci.AlRsvHI.E WEDNESDAY EVE, April ss,h.
YOUNGSTOWN FRiDA F" " 21,h.
Bki.MONrsS Il " 18th.
HENDRYSBURG. SUNDAY " " Doth.
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GRANGE OF TINE FOR OUR COUars.-
BY reference to our advertising columns, il
will be seen that the tina for holding the
Summer Term of the Court of Common
Pleas in this Sub-Division has been changed.
1t commences ia Belmont June IS. Monroe
July 81, and Guernsey August 7. This
will bring Court in the midst of harvest
There Is considerable complaint amoag the
members Of the Bar at this change. The
Spring Term in this Ganuty. was almost a
failure, and it is thought this arrangement
for the Summer Term is equivalent to
having none.
Judge kennou, Jr., has not resigned, as
was reported by thu Columbus Journal of a
few days age.
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BARNESvILLE ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE
To Regulate Certain Pursuits therein named
in the Incorporated Village of Barnes
To- XII. t(Nl:s

Vile, OHIO.
SIC. l.. BE it ordained BY tho Mayor, Recorder aud
Trustees Of the Incorporated Village Of Barnesville
That no person shall be permitted to exhibit in said i'm.
corporaied village any sleiglt OF hand jugglery, IhraI
real or any ON reGhibiuon whatever. for which any
re- ward or none is demanded or received. without first
obtaining from the Mayor IA permit aud paying for the
sam The sum oI iron t~sto ten dollars, at the iiscre.
ton oi the Mayor: Provided. that lectures Oh histor ic
literary or scientific subjects. or exhibitions for ben 70.
len, PURPOSES, shall not come within the provisions of
this section.
SEC {. That no person shall be permitted to exhibit
any circus. menagerie, or other show, within said in.
corpnrated village, without first obtaining u pc nit from
the Mayor aud paying for the SAME not less than ten
do lar nor More than fifty dollars, at the discretion of
The Mayor
SEC 3. That no person shall be permitted 10 sell at
auction any gonds, wares, or Hiercha'idise in said in
corporaied village. iuporte,! for that purpose, without
first ohtaining from the Mayor a permit am paying
therefor the sum OF from five 10 ten dollars for each aud
every day.
Sac. 4 That no peddlar shall he permitted to sell
any goods. wares. or merchandise in said INC .rporat.d
village. either at wholesale or retail, without first oh
taiung from the NJ ynr n permit aud paving therefor
not less than five dIllars nor more than 6fy dollars, at
the discretion of the Mayor. Such permit 20 be per
annuin
SEC 5. That no person shall he permitted to keep for
hire. wilhid said incorporated village, any dray. wagon,
earn, or hackney coach w.tIrou, frat Obtaining from the
Mayor q permit anc paying for the same the sun OF
from live 10 ten dollars per nnnum,
SEP. O.. Thutno person shall be permitted to keen n
livery sir,le within said Incorporated village without
frs. obtaining from the Mayor "a permit and paying for
the same the sum Of from FIVE to ten dollars. Such per-
init to be tor one year.
SEC. Z. That no person shall he permitted to keep n
tavern, or other house OF public entertainment, within
said Incorporated village, wi,iott first obtaining permit
from the Mayor and paying for the same the sum Of
from five to ten dollars. Such permit to be for OF e year.
SGT. D., That any person who shall violate. ANY uf
the provisions OF ihisiordinance shall be fncd in any
sum not exceeding double The amount fequired for a
psrmIt, TO be recovered in a suit before the Mayor Of
said incorporated village. TO he prosecuted in the nsrhe
Of said Incorporated village. - .tI-s-"
SEC o This ordinance to take eG.c and be in force
from aud after its passage
Done ia Council, April Is. 1896. I'll
JOHN GARDNER, Mayor.
Attest: N. JupKISs, Recorder.
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elmon Common Pleas.
IN PARTITION
George S. Latham } HARRIET D. GARRETT wi
TAXA noticr Thai M, The IA

n
George S. Latham HARRiEr p GARRETT win
W. IL take notice that, on the 10Th
IIarnsiU ID. Dafrrti } day oil April. 1906. the undersigned
Rled a petition in the Court OF Common Pleas Of BEL
mont County. Ohio, where the sameis now pending, de
manding partition OF the following premises. Situate in
the Township Of Flushing, in said County; The West
half OF ihr Norlheast quarter OF Soetisn No. {, Town
ship No. 10, Range G-coutainiug 10 acres.
Also IA certain other tact or parcei OF land. being
part Of the Northwest quart r ofeS-eiieu No. 8. in Town
ship No ~, in RaIwe 9, and bring gnt part. Of said
qunrter section lying EaN Of The gihded road from the
Gle niger line 10 the top OF the h~ilIpsirre ibe . ad axes
out from the said graded road TO tie. saw. Mill Of Samuel
Dunn; aud lying OF said road and bounded on The Fast
hy the two roads aforesaid; on The North by lands Of
Isuac ~Clesinger aud SanIe Garrett on pe last by
lands of James Allen; and on the South by lands OF
william Dunlap aud Henry Bethel; containing IS acres
more or less. Making In the aggregate iS acres OF
land, be the same mere or less.
sThe undersiyned d 4 suds FIAT ?ariti on be made OF
said premises. as follows; 70 the ulde rsiynedlhe equal
undivided four Gths thereof; and TO the said Harriet
d. Garrett The equal undivided one-fAh thereof And
al the next term OF said Cont an application will be
made by le undersigned for an order that partition may
be made oil said premises, or such other order. az war.
ranled by the statutes in such case.
GEOHGE s. LATHAM, f.
BY p. TittAAE, his AIRY.
Asrl 10. i661.-0W ..r .N.. -frr
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THE Madison wis Journal SAYS that
tho man who has been arrested at London,
Canada West, on suspicion OF being concern
ed in the horrible murder at PHILADELPHIA;
has been living in Madison all winter, aud
Of course is entirely g%uiltless Of the crime. -
Proofs of bis identity will be Immediately
sent to Canada.
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A MANDA HARRIS and Samue Harris her hus
IA band. Elizabeth Williams n and IPhn Wi rrn.
son her husband. Fer Inland Glass. Washington Glaze
Sandtord Glass, Ln rr,a Glass. AIeIander Glsss. John
Gla's, and the children names unknown OF villa n
Glass, deceased. wall take notice that. or the 10Th day
OF February. 1890. Margaret Glass fled in the Coun o.
Common Pleas OF Belmont County. OHIO. her pciiijon
against them and oihrrs. praying an assignment o
dove. to heras widow OF Aaron Glass drceas-d ~
The Soft west quarter of See. ~. Range S. Tswn,hiT
D. and IN a tract in the Northwest quarter Of the sam,
seotior-con'aininS 1854 acres. more particularly de-
scrJed in said petition. ard being the lads OF ynict
saId Aaron Glass died seized.
Sad defendant. are required To answer by the RI day
Of June next MARGARET GLASS.
April IL. 1896 -Sw
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TiIERE will be a petition presented to the Commits,
session praying for the vacation OF a part OF The road
leading from Giililem's Mill in Rirkwooi township 10
the Barnesyille road, commencing nj the fork oil the
road near The Mill, and thence u Norh East course TO
ahe soqlh Easteorneto Of Margaret Hamilson's farm in
xrra iE ise-4w-
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Louisville Academy.
Spanish Jack Kentucky

'I,HIS JACK will stand for the improvement OF sto k
i the present. Spring, Summer aud Fail. at the resi-.
dence Of the subscriber, Q miles North Of Bsallsviie.
TERMS.-To insure 81
This is the best Jack land is in the best condition. Of
any in Belmont or adjoining conntes. Twill not move
him of The premises lnear Beallsyilte,, Nlouroe Cos o.
sprt EtASfuS MOORE
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NOTICE;
A word 10 the Wise is sumcient.

A GOOD WAY TO abolish the credit sy.tem is "a
"A make shor PAYNE, Is; md, as | have 10 pay my
bills in thirty days firm The time | purchase Goods. /
wa I pers ,ns having unsettled accounts with me, from
Fix months 10 / iree years, to call aud settle up without
fu ller notice. lnr29l JAMES OSBORNE.
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Financial Statement.

AMOUNT OF NOTES AND OBLIGATIONS IN
TREASURY.
WIN. Darrah, note. with interest from March.
isGI pr ncipal 2sa 90
Danl Peck. not, dated D. C. 30 h. ls57. with
Inter st : per ct, payable semi-slrually. li7a 27
Cpon which ia n CT dit. July LIST 1863. oi..... I 900 20
IDaul. Peek. receipt for note un ID. l. J n'i.g.,
which wa. placed in hi: hands Tor eolles'n 2ss 90
X. s. CLARK. Auditor.
AMOS GLOVER, Treasurer.
March s3j.
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We direct the attention Of Attorneys and
Justices OF the Peace TO the advertisement
of Robert Clarke L CO., Cincinnati.
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TnE LECTURE 70 NIGHT -Jddss Ray,
of Michigan. win lecture on Tempefanss al
tbs ME- Church this Wednesday, eve
ming. Judge Ray is said to BE- a ins lee.
sturer. and We hope he will have . good au.,
rdlenoe. . .q.r.q -sr.g,,ff s,irq y.
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THE SHERMAN HOUSE.
HIGH McNEELY, Proprietor.

Adjoining tire Bank Block. opposite the
=entrancc 10 the bridge, bridgeport q.
mHE Proprietor respectfully announces that he has
i fitted up anew and has opened a House for the ae-
comrolaliou oi the travelling public, and that he will
spare no pains Ia cater 10 the wants OF those who may
favor him with their cusl pn. lsept 81, Us.
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STATE BANK OF OHIO.
Notice TO Note Holders.

OTficE W 1HE SrATR BANK OF OHto.
GOLCMBtB, Nov. o5. LES.
A S.THE CHARTER or TINS BANK WILL Ex-
~ FIRE on the ht-t day ot May mex The Manager.
as possible.
Al persons hold ng snid Notes OF the State Bank Of
Ohio ore requested 10 present the same At sny OF the
Branches. without reference 10 the pauic mar Branch
that issued the same. and they will be promptly 70
deemed IN u. :. Legal Fender Notes.
When pre- -euted ~ suns OF five hundred dollars and
over. they will he redeemed. II desired, in sigh, drsfs
on New York al pa+, and cypress charges paid by The
Branch 10 which such packages are sent.
By order OF the Board OF Control.
J. ANDREWS, Pcesidsm.
The Notes Of any Of the Branches Of the State Baak
will be redeemed aS ,iutet in the above notice of Pres
ident Andrews .; the office Of The First National Bsnk
OF Bridgeport, Ohio.
de2I-if John C TALLMAN csshss.
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Belmont Go. Agricul. Society.

NlIERE will be q meeting OF the Board OF Managers
L of said Societ, at ST ClairsvIle, on Saturday, April
2lst, nj O'Clock P. ".
As Important business is 10 be transacted, it is desir-
able that there be a full attendance Of tue lnembers.
aprl2 JNO. DUNHAM, Sec'y.
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" TEAoHERs' ExAHsAgreN at the usual
pfsce on Saturday, April -. 1866. 5sa,
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COMMITTED. Two men a woman were and
arrested in York Township a few days ago,
Tor stealing a sack Of Coffee. The sack fell
off a wagon loaded for Beallsville, and was
found in the road by the woman. The men,
it is said. assisted her in secretiug it, and
whei the owner called for it she denied all
Knowledge OF it. The sack was found. how
ever, and all three of the parties arrested.
They had q preliminary examination before
Esq, Green. of York Township. who recog-
nissd al three OF them to the Common
ffess. One mai and the woman were com.
mitted to jail on Saturday, 10 default Of bail.
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A MORO mage,lbe singular proposition
10 q Pennsylvania paper, that lie will rsise
$50 600 among colored men for the FeDisn
cause, provided the Fenians will do all in
their power to dispel tho Irish prejudice
against the blacks, aud 20 in for their right
to vote.
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.gdmimtsirasor's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Cont IoI
In Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified as Administrator of the sslate oil
III. l.. Todd. deceased, late OF said County.
All those Indebted 10 raid estate are requestedto make
immediate paymenij AMI those having claims against
said estate are notified 10 present them for settlement
within one year from this date. ?
NJ. W. JuNMSs, Admit
April 70, is0s.
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THINNING

re- you want repairing Of any kind IN the Thinning
! LINE done promnty and reasonably. call on
Juln25 HuGH HARRIS
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-. HID .t;D OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .pa,Asn
k.'s. a.ra
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HIGH PRICES VETOED!
JOHN MILLER

ID E|SPECTFUTLY informs his friends and the pub
IL lie that he has removed his Boo, and Shoe
Shop 10 the saloon room OF the National Hotel.
opposite the Court House, where he will con-FN
time 10 manufacture 10 order all kinds of work. -.
N his line OF business, of the best quality aud work.
Inanship.
rates
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GOLDEN sYRpP.-AH No J. suicis, q. sal, Al
VI mrs oSHDRkEGS
~~-@T
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In Town. -Phineas I. Barpum, Esq.
and John N. Genin, Of New York, arrived
in our town this morning, on a visit to Thos.
n. Genin, Esq. They expect to remain
several days.
The great Snowman; as will be seen by a
notice elsewhere, will lecture to our people
4 tomorrow Thursday evening on Temper.
sncs. Mr.. Barnum's fame will, Of course.
attract an immense crowd, and we would
advise our friends to secure their seats
early. dY's 'as rlr nj
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Attest; N. JvDxISs. hceorev.
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ROBERT A e. CO..

Law Publishers, Took sel'nrs. S'ationers. Importers and
Dealers IN Law. Med rul. Theological. School.
Seize tiic and Miscellaneor $ Books.
SIS, WEST FOURTH ST, CINCINNATI
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COURTS FOR 1865

A " ORDER ANENDArORy 10 the ordeE mad. N,
steubenvilleS epte mber IS. 1865, fixing The i'm.
lor holding Courts ~ the Eighth Judicial District o,
for the year 1866. "