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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-16
Allegheny Cattle Market.


:. CATrLE-The supply Of Cattle was compare
lively light to-day, and with an average lOcs
demand and some inquiry for shipment. IN,
market was a little firmer than last week, ant
prime fat Cattle ruled a shade higher. Thegrea
proportion OF the Cattle ON sale were from Fem
sylvania and Ohio; prime TO extra fat cattle sole
at from.7la TO 4, but very few at the outside quo
tations; and fair TO medium at e1sc TO 7. Stocl
cattle may be quoted at ~ to 81, according 4
quality and condition. -. Z ..
SaEEP AND LAMBs-There was an unusually
large supply of Sheep and Lambs on sale, AMI
with no material Improvement in the demand
the market was very hard one for drovers
many of whom scarcely realized here what they
paid for their stock In the co untry, There were
one or two eastern buyers in attendance. but
they, like the butchers wanted TO buy cheap
and besides IL Is difncalt for an eastern man tC
ind a drove OF good sheep, as the butchers, pay
for the privilege OF sorting in the pens. Prices
compared with last week have still further de.
clined and as will be seen by reference to report
OF sales, there were butvery few sold above 81:
cents per pound-an extra lot might have
brought TO AZ. Lambs ranged all the way
from 81, 90 TO $3,0O p head. :
HO6s-the market for this class OF stock II
quiet, the demand being exceedingly light
which is gensrsily the sass st this season Of The
for fair 10 prime heavy averages. 'i'''"
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HARLEM SPRINGS COLLEGE.
For Males and Femates.

.., For Males and Females. .,.
The Fall term Of this Institution opens August
10th, 1893, and. continues 10 weeks. g. .a
Those desiring to educate thent telves, win
find no better facilities offered any where than
here, either OF the departments Of Language
Mathematics, Science or Music. n M
Persons wishing to prepare themselves for
teachers will find 1t advantageous to spend, at
least one term here. as the long experience Of
the faculty in the profession OF teaching and the
SuperintendeDce of the common schools render
them capable to judge Of and meet the wants of
teachers, besides, none but the latest and best
textbooks are used In all branches ofstudy, and
the recitations are all conducted on the Normal
system, thus, giving the teacher a knowledge of
what he needs in the school room.
The expense we think less than any of the
surrounding Institutions, The whole expense
per term of thirteen weeks, Including boarding,
room-rent, fuel, light and washing Of bed clothes,
siS.
Tuition in oil departments, except Music, $40.
This, also, includes Modern Languages.
Rooms can be had for self or club boarding
The expense can still be much reduced by board
ing In this way. .f Doe '.)N.
This College is beautifully situated near the
village of Harlem Springs, and Is surrounded by
forest-trees, evergrcens and flower gardens,
which with the comforts Of the boarding Hall,
make 1t pleasant home for the Student. q.
This is O regularly chartered Institution
Those completing the Scientific Course will re-
ceive the Degree of Bachelor of Philosophy. For
either OF the Classical Courses the Degree of
Bachelor of Arts. $50 ...L.. .H-ii
All students not personally acquainted with
the faculty, will come prepared with certificate
of good moral character. No student known to
be Of bad habits will be permitted to remain in
the Institution.
Nearest Railroad Station is Carrollton. Dis
tance six miles. Students can get conveyance
from there to the Springs at any time. s...
Those desiring rooms should apply for them
soon.
For particulars address, r. II. HowKY, B. s.
President, Harlem Springs, Ohio. [jul6-sw.
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ordinary thin steers, oxen aud cows NJ i75lf5,75
common 70 fair stock cattle ,s5pD; fair quality
becve-s - 5,TJcDGbD afd the very b,st beeves at
ss.DO@ 800 per 100 lbs, tho average price being
about 500 gross.
sHEEp.-1he supply during the past week has
been about equal 20 the demand, except Of good
fat sheep, which are scarce and In demand. The
tone of the market varies but little ffom last
week. Prices to-day ranged as follows; Fair
to good mt f0D5c, and extra fat sheep at 6D5lzc
per ID gross. stock sheep 81 5O0p2 % per head
HoGs.-lThe supply has only been moderate
durlngthe past week, and with good demand
the market has ruled active at an advance OF
about &c per 100 lbs on the rates Of last week.
Prices to-day ranged ns follows. Fair 10 good
live hogs at sl2 0o01l3 70 per 1901 net.
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Pittsburgh Produce Market.
FROM the Pittsburgh oazette. July Is. II

rToIn Tue lIttSpurBn Sazetue. July 10.
The general markets continue dull, and me-
elected with but little prospect at present of an
Immediate Improvement. Flour is not so much
excited an Chicago, rs 1t was. and IL looks now
Instead of an advance, that there will be de-
cline. In other articles there are no features
worthy OF special notice. q fYrrhvF
BUTrER-ls dull and unchanged; small sales
Of fresh packed at % to 25c.
EGG5-In consequences OF diminished receipts,
are a shade higher, and we now quote at 22c.
PRovIsIOss-Baconi is firm and higher, with
an improved demand; we now quote at l3la to
l334 TOR shoulders III to Is for ribbed, anu clear
sides, aud ~ 10 2Ol for sugar cured hams. Lard
is1irintf at Is to l8I5. Mess pork US 5O TO s29.
GRAIN--There is but little old wheat offering.
and but little in market; sales OF cars new
crop Tennessee at 81 2o. Oats dull but nomin-
ally unchanged at II to 7Sc, ON track, and SOC for
small lots IN store. Rye, none In market. Corn
III % to 81 Us for good to prime yellow.
PoTAToES-In fair demand, with regular sales
OF new crop reported at IS 50 TO 50 p bbl.
FLoUR-ls dull, but without quotable change.
We continue to quote at 50 50 to $40 for fair to
good spring wheat; $40 Is to $40 rs for prime TO
choice do; 3ll to III 80 for winter wheat, and Sl3
TO Sia for fancy brands. Rye flour, So 10 to 10.
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.Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.
William II. Folger

Wlilian H. r OlBer
Jose Joseph VI Harper. Belmont Co. Com. 'n@ Pleas.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IN the
ID above case and other cases, to me directed,
will offer for sale ut the front door of the Court
House, in st. Clairsville, in said ;ounty, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1868,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o.
clock p NJ. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements, to wit, situate i'll the Co.
of Belmont:
The one undivided one-seventh interest in
and to part of the south half OF the Northwest
quarter of Section ~, Up. 8, Range 9, bounded on
the North by the lands of VIM. Barlow, ON the
East by lands of Aseneth Doudna, ON the South
by lands of Charles Rowlngs, and on the West
oy lands of VIM. Harper, containing Il acres,
more or less.
ALso-The one undivided one-seventh inter-
est in and to part of the southwest quarter of
Section IL, TIP. y, Range o, bounded on the North
by the lands of the above AZ acres, on the East
by the lands of Charles Rowings and Samuel
Smith, on the South by lands of Joseph Mercer,
on the West by the, lands of Everett Fowler,
containing "a acres more or less, being in Bel
mont County, Ohio. s4
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
Appraised IL interest in LIST tract at S240. --r
~ IT interest in End tract at $1s3. n I 6
100 SAMI. b. PIPER, Sheriff Bel. Co., O.
]. II. COLLINS, Atty for plff. - ~ ~
Sheriff's Once, ST. Clairsville, O., July 10, 1885,
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s.i.,mor. Lave stock Market.

The receipts for the week were 7el cattle, ,l6S
sheep and lambs, and 4,0Ol hogs. I,g.lIJ. II
Il BEEF CArTLE-The market this morning was
we'll attended by city butchers. and opened
moderately active at an advance on the best
grades OF cattle OF about % Sts per l0O lbs, owing
chiefly to scarcity of good beeves.
There was also O considerable speculative de-
mand but prices would not Justify purchases
for shipment TO any considerable extent, and
the market became sluggish. and closed dull at
the advance noticed above. 49,
There was some inquiry for grazing cattle bnt
the supply OF that class OF stock was limited /:
only a few sales were made at $500 per lO1 lbs.
About 90 head of tho receipts were reshipped
Wsqacse Old COWS aud scalavagsa as sAas@4,7s
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BLACKSNiITHING,
FARM FOR SALE.

rTNHE subscriber wishing to remove West viii
Il offer his farm at Public Auction on Friday,
July g. 1868, situated In Belmont County, Ohio,
about three miles South Of the O. o. R.R. and
about tas same distance from Belmont Station,
Timber and the balance under cultivation,
There Is onthe farsn q good Frame House. good
well OF water at tue door, good Cistern, Stable,
Barn, and other out-buildiDgs, two good Orch.
ards on the farm, and fruit Of various kinds
This Is q beautifullo location. and any person or
persons wishing TO purchase such farna would
do we'll TO examine this before the day OF sale.
For further information apply 70 the snbscyiber
.Jaas & s, 1853 " :" = wM. pERAorT, 81.
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AN ORDINANCE

TO prohibit Jaa riding dririn0 Of Horses or Mules
BE u ordained 6y ute 7bwn Council Of 1,e fotOn o.
Flushing, That Section Ind of an Ordinance en-
titled "an Ordinance to prohibit disturbances
and running of horses on the streets in the town
of Flushing" passed June 18th, AZ, be 30 amend.
ed as to read as follows: That IL any person Oh
persons shall ride or drive any animal of the
horse or mule kind on any of the streets OF the
town of Flushing at any unusual and danger
GUS speed, each and every person SO offending
shall upon conviction thereof forfeit and pay
any sum not less than one dollar nor more than
ten dollars for each and every such offence.-
This ordinance to take effect from and after iti
passage.
Pissed July 9Th. 1869.
e. w. PURvIANcE, Recorder. jyl8-3w
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WE are assured that the firm Of EASTMAN &
KENDALL, 85 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass, ad-
vertised in our eolums, is trustworthy and relia-
BILE. For 10 cts. they send patent pen fountain
and check describing an article to be sold for
-sE Their club system of selling goods 10 becom-
ing quite popular, particularly with the ladies.
IT Is worthy ofa trial.1Buffalo Gazette.
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.. THE Democrats of this vicinity were suppris-
ed and amazed at the result of the New Yorl,
Convention. Seymour was bad enough, but
Seymour and Frank Blair was rather more than
they could stand, and they looked very blue
Ono of them said: "When ever there is good
chance to win. our party is sure to act the d-d
fool and spoil the prospects," They look, gen!
erly II their rich uncle had died and forgot to
remember them in the will. -...--.-
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HARvEsT.-The farmers are busy gathering
their harvest. They are cutting the best wheat
crop, both in quantity and quality, that has
been cut in this county in ten years. The hay
crop is not quite heavy 1t was last year, but
It Is of excellent quality.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-16

oRaANIzE!-In this one word lies the secret of
Republican success. Grant'Clubs must be form
cd in every Township and School District at
once. We have been waiting, hitherto, for the
enemy to move; and now that he has moved,
duty requires that we be ready to meet him =
Oruonixel OrQanize! - i.
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.gsy,,,is,is,.0,.,s Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that, in the
IN Probate Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the
undersigned was appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF oliver Taylor,
decd, late Of said County.
All persons Indebted to eaid estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against said estate are required To
present them within one year from THIS date
iyl0-sw - ---Ii- = n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-16

WE have received an anynomous communi-
cation from Democrat of Wheeling. township,
Itching into one of the candidates on the DEM
ocratic County ticket. We cannot publish it
for want Of the authors name, and because it is
a little too severe in Its makeup. -ti.
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Sheriff S Sale of Real Estate

.,..saSs;; -sr \: rasa par.., Bel Co. Com, Pleas.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IN the
ID above case and other cases, to me direct, d ]
will offer for sale ut the front door Of he Cot
House, in st. Clarsville, in said County, on
e. TUESDAY, AUGUST lS, 1868, s,.s
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o.
clock p. II. of said day, tho following described
lands and tenements. to wit: Situate in the
County of Belmont.
The one undivided one-senventh interest in
and to part of the South half of the Northwest
quarter OF Section 10. Tp 5, Range q, bounded on
the North by the fapAs of WIN. Barlow, on the
East by lands of Aseneth Doudna, on the South
by lands OF Charles Rowings, and on the West
by lands of VIM. Harper, containing AZ acres,
more or less. ~. .It. f'-'r.-.,.
AIso--The one undivided one seventh inter-
est in and TO part of the southwest quarter Of
Section ~, TIP. ., Range 6, bounded on the North
by the lands of the above AZ acres, on the East
by the lands of Charles Rowings and Samuel
Smith, on the South by lands of Joseph Mercer,
ON the West by the .lanas of Everett Fowler,
conta' n ng 6i acres more or less, being in Bel
mont COunty,O! .raIl4yi5
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale. .l.g
Appraised l-7interest in lst tract at s2f0.
"" LEI interest liz I'd :. S22S
NJ D .SAML. B. PIPER, Sheriff Bel. Co., o.
j. H. COLLINS, Atty for plf.
Sherfs Office, st. Clairsville, o. July 10, 1858.
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Notice.--The four horse mail Buss is carrying
passengers from St. Clairsville to Wheeling for
rs cts, or the round trip for so cts Bottom pas
sengers for Is cts, or the round trip for 25cts.
June 25-tf .rs. .t.t A. G. DOWNING.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-16

The attention Of our readers isdlrected to the
advertisement of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. in an
other part of this paper. .u... l... ...-.
This truly valuable Medicine is recommended
by all who use II.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-16

WooL.-Up to this date G. Troll has purchased
&,O00pounds OF wool. Last year he purchased
2l2,000 pounds. From these figures it appears
that the bulk Of the crop Is still in the hands of
the producers, and whether they intend to hold
for an advance, or will sell soon as their har-
vest work is over remains to be seen.
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Gown aud County gfws.

THE dry weather OF the past four weeks has
cut the early potatoes pretty short and seriously
injured the late ones. The corn Is beginning to
suffer.
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alisfellantpus.
HODedalo Normal School,

THE SHORT SESSION OF THIS Normal
L School will open July 7th, and continue i've
weeks, under the management of Mr.. Hancock,
assisted by Mr.. Regal, together with the present
corps OF Teachers In the Normal School. No
opportunity 70 pass unimproved. For circulars
address, w. BRINKERH0FF. Principal,
Ju4-3wf Hopedale, Harrison Co., o.
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4ew advertisements.
To All Whom Il may Concern,

Il Anna Jane Fink, left my bed and board on
Friday, July Sd, 1888, and has not yet returned.
and to notify the public that will not be re-
sponsible for debts she may contract while 80
absent Hl A n In MARTIN FINK. 4
ST. ClaIrsyille o.. July le. lSss-9Ws N ~ II
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j REV. ALEXANDER, who has been absent for
several weeks, returned on Friday last, and his
congregation had the pleasure of hearing him
preach ON Sabbath.
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RECEIvOR'S SALE.

IOGOEI OIC - ptALI.
Samuel Lewis
VS.. belmont Com. Pleas.
VIM. Gregory, ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWERS VESTED in
ID me rec eiyer in the above case, and by
order of the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
County, Ohio, will offer for sale us such receive
er at the residence of VIM. Gregory, az miles
Southeast Of the town of Barnesville, Belmont
County, Ohio, on ~ ...E r-
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1868, r}i
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o.
clock p. M. of said day, the following described
goods and chattels, to wit: One Portable Steam
Saw Mill, with all the fixtures thereto belong
ing.
Terms of sale cash. Nirl
. sAML. B. PIPER, Sheriff,
July 16, 1885, Receiver.
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Hoofland's German Bltters
Hollands German Tonic

hs enabiaatios If al De fsgredieats sr IA BaseT,
ssiA PrEE Santa Crss RAW, 0raa1e, etc. n 70 sssd
for tie dfsedses The Biters, in rt,re SONS
psrs alcoholic sinulus Is reqsred You ,oiu bear ~
aind hat 1lee remedies are entirely different frees
cry ofhers sdrerfisd for The Of e dsecses name6
fhs being SCIENTIFIC preparations Of pedieisai sztraas,
sgiits C< ofhsys rere decoetioHs of in
fern The TONIC 10 decidedly ef Ae moa pled-
saaf eRd agreeable remedies offered to Ae psiie
Es isss ezqsate Ha pleasure 10 tats a. snhils 10
egviag sxhilaydttn1, aed Medicinal qsaiitiss koss
sasssd u 70 b krevx a. TIE eTsatest " es tsnisa
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singers Improved Family Sewing Ma-
chime III hem, stitch, cord, tuck, bind, gather,
embroider, &C.. In a most beautiful manner
They will sew the heaviest beaver cloth with the
same ease as they will stitch the finest swiss
and their simplicity, durability and great range
or work hos introduced them into upwards OF o
quarter OF Q million of homes all over the world.
To see them in opporation is to be convinced
Call and see them at Brown & Adams Jewelry
store. 'La' NI.... = tsG jye-3w.
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NEW PIKE.-The Commissioners, at their ad-
journed session held last week, passed favorably
upon the Northern Pike from st. Clairsville to
the county line through Wheeling Township.
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D&BIIlTY

Sh<,s Il - sediei.< equal to HaehenSs ees~ea
az! e :s::s:: 6: s: :,::s5 g: g:
an sltoyne1 ef Hs0 food, enaJk Ae So
nseh 70 disea Il purify NE blood, otee good, sound
Aesifhy coxpLzton, eyddioofe he ynosv hinge from s
eye, fmpdr bloom TO Ae checks, and change he patisA
from shovt1redfhed, ewacsated sc,ak, and nerssss
tsraiid, TO aJxi:faeed, aos, and viesress person.
Weak and Delicate Children ara
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Medi.
eines. They can be administered with
perfect safety to q child three months
Of ninety.
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Sheriff Is Sale Of Real Estate

Jacob NJ. orIn,. " - 'gGt
rphr,s% ss,.n rijYssss. iPs;4 ie.sto- Com. Pleas.
ny VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION soR SALE
- Of property, in the above case issned and to
1f t6e court house, IN ST. ,or
County, Ohio, on O-.' .Ha lf' .FfF OIL
TUESDAY. AUGUST 9Th, lses, i5a
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. and 4 o..
situate in aa sSs ccunsy of
The one undivided oneseventh ti.7, in ,crcst
ster de.criSed section thence SS %oIss s ssr peP
ches and 3.io 70 post; thence East $50 percies
thence East 80 percbcs 70 post; thence 20 per,
cnes south TO post; thence West 1el perches
.o MORE sne y ssse e
Also: The one undiyided IL interest in and
County Il smon ana ste 81
" being part OF the Northeast quarter OF Sec,
SesnSne IN ths se Nots .se Dss o9
street ut the EOutheast corner Of Lot, No. 81, In
the town Of Flushing; thence ss7so East 10 rods
said line $50 West % rods and links TO q stake |:
ginning, containing acres more or less
Also; The one undivided lei interest in and
70 the following described premises, beginning
az stone in the Sand Hollow on the North side
q the road leading from Flushing TO Uniontown
~ being 10 and = 40 perches Fast Of Town lot No.
%, IN Flushing; thence North TO Section line
THENCE East with said Section line to n stone at
the Northwest corner Of land now owned by
Asa Holloway; Nnence South with said Holio-
ways line TO q stone at the North edge Of Fiush-
Ing road; thence West with said road 10 the
place OF beginning, containing 9Z acres, more
or less. Excepting a OF an acre decided for
school purposes. Deed recorded in Vol. 5l, Page
Sss in Belmont County Record OF Deeds, which
reference is hereby made.
ALSO: The one undivided done-seventh ti.D In
terest In and to Lots No. ~ and q In the tow a of
Flushing, Belmont County, Ohio.
Terms Of Sale: Cash on day OF Sale.
Appraised: 7fI' -7'T-7' .
II interest LIST described Tract at s2so.
IL 81 VIZ Hs
II " Lot No. % $40. r-.
II q tlO9.
SAML B. PIPER, Sheriff Bel. Co., o.
HENRY RHODES, Atty. -
sherif's Office, st. Clairsville, o., July q 1868.
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Sheriff IS Sale of Real Estate.

vs AN NnAAAA"N'
Rlihue n. Patterson ct al Bel. Com. Pleas.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS ORDER OF SALE
- In the above case issued and to me directed
l VIII offer for sale on the premises, In the Town
OF GAINESVILLE, Belmont County, Ohio, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9Th, 1888,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o.
clock P. NJ. OF said day, the following described
premises, situate in Belmont County, to wit:
In Barnesville, Belmont County, ohio, com.
menciny 4 feet from the Northwest corner OF
Let No 40, In the original plat of the aforesaid
town; thence running 10 feet inches East on
the front and back TO the edge Of the Railroad
cut, being part of the Aforesaid Lot No. 49,
ALSO: Part second, commencing for the same
at point B feet, inches Fast from the North
west corner of the aforesaid Lot No. 40; thence
3 feet In Main Street; thence back to the edge
OF the Central Ohio Railroad, being part Of the
aforesaid Lot No. 40. = : =
Terms Of Sale: One-third cash, Il In year and
Is In years, with interest on deferred ayments.
Appraised, lst Tract $500.
ID sl0O .. .,...
sAML. B. PIPER, Sheriff Bel. Co., o.
N. ]. MANNING, Atty for Petr.
Sheriff office, st. Clairsville, o.. July 2, 1885,
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cAmpAIaN CHRONICLE.


We want FIVE HUNDRED CAMPAIGN
SUBSCRIBERS, and, In order to place the pa
per within the reach Of every man in the county,
and offer inducemcnt TO secure large clubs Mt
each Postonice, we will furnish IL from July 10
to November lo,-four months, as follows;
Single cents.
Clubs Of 10, each. ........,-..."."".".~5s
20, "
The paper will be enlarged TO an eightcoiumn
paper by the 10th Of July, and will contain near
ly one-fourth more matter than 1t now contains,
II the members Of the Central Committee in
each township will appoint committee in each
school district to get up clubs. more than the
Ave hundred subscribers desired, can be obtain
ed, and the labor OF the Campaign would be
very much reduced, and tho chances OF success
very much improved by the labor.
Send in Your Clubs ofSubscribers. ..lu