davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-09-09
Common Pleas Court,

Common Pleas Court.
The several terms Of the Court OF Common
Pleas in and for the several counties Of the said
District, in and for said year, shall commence in
the several counties thereof as follows;
In Union county, February 20, May Is and
October is.
In Hardin county, January 80, May and
September 25.
IN Logan county, March lS, May 20 and No
vember g.
In Shelby county, January Q, May II and
September T.
In Auglaize county, March 6, April 20 and Oc-
tober 80.
In Allen county, February 1S, June and Oc-
tober %.
To Mercer county, February 20, May and
October Is.
In Van Vert county, January 16, May Is and
September l9.
In Putnam county, January so, May l and
October H..
In Paulding county, January "a, June and
| September 10.
In Defiance county, January 16, April "a and
| September 25.
In Henry county, January 80, May and DC.
tober2 2.
In Fulton county, February H. May 0 and
| October H.
In Williams county, February %, May 16 ant
In Wood county, January II, May % and
October 3.
In Marion county, January 8, May and Sep
tember IL.
In Seneca county, February l3, June 10 an'
| November l..
In Hancock county, February T. May 16 au'
| October II.
In wyandotte county, January Is, April 2
and September %
In Crawford county, February 27, June aut
November 6.
District Court.
The several terms Of District Court, in and 70
the year 1871, shall commence in the severL
Counties thereof, as follows:
In Williams county, March 81.
In Fulton county, March %.
In Wood county, March %.
In Henry county, March 90.
In Defiance county, March 90.
| In Paulding county, March 30.
In Van Vert county, August %.
In Allen county, August 30
In Putnam county, August %.
| In Auglalze county, August Il.
In Mercer county, August %.
In Shelby county, August II.
In Logan county, August I.
In Marion county, April 7.
In Union county August 10.
In Crawfnrd county, April s..
In Wyand0tte county, March 81.
In Hardin county, August II.
In Hancock county, April IL.
In Seneca county, April IA.
And We do further order and direct that Il
several terms Of said Court shall commence
the first day of each OF said terms at eight cloC
A. M.
In Testimony Whereof, We issue thi
:, our order, for the purpose aforesaid, at sa
y Court House, on this 10th day of August, A.
: 1870.
e CHESTER R. MOTT,
+ VI. PHELPS.
4 JAMES MACKENZIE, IL,
4 A. $. LATTY, ""Ug'''
j. s. CONKLIN,
JAMES PILLARS.
The State of Ohio,
: Wood County, IS. /, George Wedde
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas and d
hict Court, within and for the county and Sta
i, aforesaid do hereby certify the above and foI
e going to be a true and correct copy of the ori
: nal order fixing the times Of holding terms
Courts o. Common Pleas and District Courts,
o the year 1871 in the Third judicial District
the State of Ohio, as appears o. Record n my
fee.
In testimony whereof. witness my ha
and seal officially at Bowling Green Il
10th day Of August, A. u. 1870.
GEORGE WEDDELL, Clerk.
Bowling Green, August Is, 1870. lSc$23 20.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-09-09

The residence Of NJ. II AYES Esq, was the
headquarters Of very pleasant occasion On
Wednesday evening. A partv was given as a
farewell benefit Il" WILLIE" prior to his start
ing for the West on his second trip. Both old
and young were present, and If they did not en-
joy themselves it not the fault of those Otfic
iating. As WILLIE neither smokes, chews or
drinks, we shall expect favorable reports from
him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-09-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

NEW ADvEHTHsEmENTs.
Furnishing Goods--N. w. Eddy.
Attachment Notice--F. Raab.
do do --Wm. jackson 4 Co.
North America Ins. Co.--Lem. s. Powell.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-09-09

The comparative ages of the three cities, as
shown by the dates Of their first settlement as
towns, are as follows:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-28
9teUe0cfu6.

Der @tIu&fslIsr panI9t cine SitIt II tintn
br bitFstn Oesr ansp6rtistu pcttIs aIs Strpart
pbtr Gltrf su trbalttu.
DurG tabrtIaneen 9strieb bifffs Grf96fts-
apeigss In frrmben 2anbfn purbe Id, aubrr Der
bsutihen Sprabt, AUD btr rralifdtu, ipanif9tn
nnb itdIifntIHen SoIIfemmen hiHhfg.
Stbp@ nur iclGt @rlhdftsIeutt, bic TIRE tin-
ttrssbsnsn mad btrfH efiifuns uttb gluffhbruns
ju fh6Ben ptlIen, rtrbtn triu6L tire gsrflit
tin,ulrnbtn. litbtrbaupt cine Stfllt NIT ftifr
annsbmbartn Grilienj piIe eflunt.
Ylan abrelErs ,,gtlu9heIier," Dot BoI fi9,
Snaaipn. ga. s.- 2369
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-28

Ras~ Carriers patentirtes, traebares
Wuequito. .Neb, unsntbebrlid In irbieer
3eit, III In 9IIsranotrs oSpiegel' Depot" j"
32l eafapanna assnrs, SerantOn, ga.
81 baben. -- ... 2lil2w
16- DaS neue p9otosrap9if6s atelisr
in 5pbe part 1T am Gnpe Der StraBen,
GiIenbabnlinte. Die te ten gilbsr werpen
baielbf anBtferttst unp fir 3ufrisben9sit
sarantirt. Spredt BET ibm Dor. 14ap70
BaS> Der SUmmsr tcmmt unb Sebers
mann perlanat Elm 0las fiiI1sS tiitles
9aeerbier. @tbrloer 2ecnarb Enb Die
etnjieen 8abritanten Don 9aserbiersY gum.
pen. Sober, Der edssrbier oertauft, lolIte
etne berlelbsn bdben; bnS leBte @las Bier
bleibt bapurh tbrnGp gut unp fril6, ais
oas erlte. Cine Der Yumpen III In i6rem
Sfeu> unp 8IeAwaarensel6dft, 9adas
mamma Ipenue, ge9eniiber pem Court
bdule, aueseftllt uno mir smpfsblen ben
Dirtbrn, ii& bieisIte anJufsben. 26mt
B9- Die beae unb er6ete auspatl
BON 0alIertiiblern Sertauftn bic @sbriis
Der eecnaro ftbr biqI9. @essnitsr rem
GuurttauIs. Cont
RS> gBer feline 3tHmsr gut unb bi(ltg
tapsstrt su baben pinItt, Der ii6srgebe
feline Sefsquns an @lsr. pay. 9Iuftrdge
t6nnsn In Suffers 9lpotbete ober In amS.
osn's aapstsn9sf4dft binterIaHsn ipsre
ben. ~. --....- .-.-.-.s 19mt
5ierber! gad 5tpeipShtntli&rr at-
tpelenteit III 5r. Nettlstpn lceben pieber
aus bem Often ;uriidestebrt NIT sinem
8crratb BON Stteieln, Shuten, HeiIeta.
I6sn H. {. no, tpel&e lbres @iei&en Iuht.
Gr bat I'm Giutaufsn bic rtatias Belt at.
sswartst unb Die uiscrise 0Ulpprdmie
lH Su Nubsn sfmaht unb ilf natirlih
aud gBillens, btn 9rcTt init ieinsn Run.
ben ,u tteilen. gBer In 1stnsm @eI6dfte
pcrIprsGt unb bic g8aaren prifet, pirb
liG BON Der Babrbeit iiber,eugen.
5err anton Soos belorst, ME bisbsr,
aud In Der 3ufunft Ipwptl nsue arbeit,
als aud 8sparatursn unb pirb isiusn
6rsunben unb Qdnbsleutsn BEL ibrtn Gin
taufen serns tsbalTiH iein.
8erseBt ntht: pte sweits 3Sire BON
Sanoericns Sanf. 28ap
B@- @ebriiber 9ecnarb, ssgeniibsr benz
Gourtbauls, baltsn auf Eager einen ero-
ZEN 8urratb bon @ummtl l6lauh gum
Sprtssn Der Strabsn uno @6rten unb
pertaufen btllts. 26mt
BG Sabt itr elm ntues 5aus anjus
lfrsihen Ubsr Elm aItes su perih6nern, 70
iibergebt bic 9lrbeit an 9llsr. pap, ptlhsr
euG 3ufrisrenfsaen ptro. auftrdse wsr'
ben in Qmsoen's Sapetfnapre Uper 5ul'
lsrs @pctbete sntseseusenOmmsn. 19mt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-28

Setbamorb btsins am Ssnntne
Rersen Elm 6err 9barIss q. Drintsr In
Isinsm 3immer TN 0yOmins 5OuIs bas
bier. Der StrRCrbsns mar eae dltsre
Nlitsliso Der Girma 9sbr. Drinser. BON
Clifton, eujsrne County, une Elm Sctn
pon 5enrp SO. DrinFs5 rints Der erfen
ginppbnsr bielss eaneestbeilss. Dae
8srbitt Der gOrensrs Surs lautfte, ,.oo6
sr su leinem SUbe fam burG cine &ngel,
tpsIdbs er GI6 ins Der, Ide6e tp6brsne er
In Isinem 3tmmer einssi&lCfen mar"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-28

~ Gar ben Wnftlebrsr, 6rn. s, Bas
rer In Dunmcre, befnbet li6 tin Brie
NIT @eIpeinlaae In oitIer SGTes, zen er
| eefdutsit ottclsn m6se.
-Dit @tlber i'm 9dup'rein SIC.
am 1Cntas Abenb bra6ten 1dmmtlt& 20
unO 26 prog. pr6mte per S100. Sanf.
,ebn Sbores purbsn perlieieert.
p0- BON 0trbarb's btuilt6.amsrita.
nilhem @onperfaticnS.9trieon III Gosben
bic erite 2ieferuns res pritten 0aRbss sr.
| fttenen.
= Gin Snsenleur Ndmene Scbu 5iet.
der trurbs an Dcnnerfdg gu ,Susarlcai
cur6 bas 3eriprtngsn etHes S4wungra'
oss sst6btet a .uraT
~ Gafcn, Ya., tat13,00O @inwObnsr.
: Gin f6psres @sttsr 900 am Diem.
las iiber Seranton uno tlblte Die It'
mpIpbdre an9rnetm as.
: Die 9e&a 56nl gtIrnbabn. @eIeq.
1&aft bsfbt $4,000 8otIentarren.
= Sn Cation IN bic Yoli,si NIT benz
@usrdumen Der SiuIrr BON 1dleGttm
NGfe beIGdftiet -sine lsbr lobsnswertte
Sbattstsit, bic aud In SerantCn prinseno
3i empfeblen MARI. m ..r--.,
WiIfcsbarre. = 5reunb Demcis Sat
bsm publitum fceben isine esibbibltOtbst
er6fnet, pie aus ben bearn gBertep Der
bsutl6en 2itsratur befebt. SBsnn aud
nt6t serape tebt. 70 ptro bielelbe bod
pG6renp Der g5intermcnate eine ldnalf
sefiitite eide aasfiilsn uub bem Inter,
nebmen bpfTentIid, reihen @epinn ein.
traeen. - Oas SDmmsrnahtssSelf bes
Btltesbarre Iurnperstns am Ncntag
abeno mar pptt bsIuht unp perIief sur
3uiritpsnbeit Der @dfs. Der Scrantcn
5urnssrsin hetbeiligte li9 16 Wdun fart
paran uub purbe ant Depot bonn 8ilfess
barre Surnpersin unb einsm Sambputs
corps empfanaen uno mad 8ubba6's
@arten eseurtirt.
Deutf6e prs1fs. Der Qntteil Res
6rn. 5iine an benz gBtIftsbarre ,,Yolfs,
freuno" III am pprlebten DienIlde burh
ben SderiF an 5rn. 6. eanpmsher fir
S451 pertauft porben. !6r. Sranf, Der
Ieitberiss partner In ienem 8Iatte, ,eiat
an, bab baHslbe unter ietner eettuns aud
ferner er1Geinen wtrp.
@us elmer gfoti, TN ,,Dd6ter" srIebrn
mir, bdb pr. 5ine am ndGfen Samifag
bic erfs Rummer etnes neuen Slattes
unter Dem Gttel ,.Bpomine ga0sp Sour
nal" publiSirsn pirp unD fpu DaGslbe In
ber ,Bd&ter.Sffiee sslsbt unb seprudt
werben. llster rte Yplitit pes SOuruaIs
iit uns ni&ts befdnnt, bod wirp baTeIts
SprsrIt neutral blsben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-28
SefanmfntocE,,,na.

glGs eieimissn DsntI9sn ptI&s auf bsm
seuti9eu prtsbsterianilhtn air6bofe tniptttr
etnlsIrf ebrGbrr pher 8eerbieunsspIdse fir ga
mtltsn tpiinidsn, iinb rrInbf, fh an ben Inter,
seibntttn gu trrnben, reltsr tebt uSbsre Nus
tlntt iibsr prsils, eagr II. (. II. bsrritpiIis sr>
tbstt. 9bas. Gbrbarbt
2tap3m If. 0aTb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-28
Sp lang iiter ftn9t. 1T b'&ircb
net duSi

Sulius 9Bsllnrr bat feline Werfif6tts Bon benz
arller an 9ddapannd Nptnue mad Sru. SpbH
6prn's, an penn Mpenus, SerIsgt; CT arbtttft
tmmsr nod fir Irm unb Rsib, troBbsm bab st-
piir-8resro- unb ShilemaIsr-dusIdgfn, eS
mare nitt mebr nStbia ibn nit sluftrGssn ~
bssbrtn, inceu CT bod taIo Scranton psrlaHtn
piirbe.
mid ttmtbsnt, has 3utraurn tss pubIifums
ferner an erbaItrn. ssi6nft -H 1-
G9hn9sSpa
fitl SuIius 99ellner, WaIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-28
Ice Cream Saloon.

Bel ttr irBt sinsetrrlsntn tparmen Snbres,sit
tmpFsbIt unirrjsidnrtrr isinen fiblsnbsn See
Cream iino lprubelRbee Subd WaGrr, ba bisIe
grttIfI alien anbrrn nls Grfrif6uns Spr,u,ieten
pne. Gbds. Srppp,
5mt70 21t 9adapdnnd @venue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-28
@cr dat alte Gente?

Giir amtrifdnilbs alto Genle peu ben SabTs
sdussn 1892, 1888, 1899. 1904, 1909 nnb 1915
perSsu gutr Yrttff b5ablt. GbsufO fur balff
9ente gripiGtr 9abrgdnse. sa.,.s
gBtf lOIdbr beifbt mtISe li9 IN btr SrPtetissn
bitfts 9Iattts. a - aeo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-28
SSir ffreben na6 6efaIIem!
OWENS Atelier,
Griiber grppnell's) 'y9
..M0rble SIDcf," A .

vWSarble Slpcf,"
224 SAD a fpanna SlDenue,
Scranton, pa.
Da i'd fiiralitb bas pbptcsrapbi6e atslisr BON
.. q. 8rppnsa fduilid erlfanben babe iinb bas
8sI6Gft fhcn cine 8tibe pom Sabren nit @r-
fpla fiibrie, 70 bin ih I'M Stanbe, Bilber tteer
slrt ansufertissn, mic FHaH31
0ifitens &drten, SerrotppeS,
5DprDtDpeS, StnbrotppeS,
Stareofccpe, &aifcrs &arten.
8eSpnttre MufmerfIamftit seripenbe i'd auf bic
pp3sllan 9ilber, pel6e in 9rcber S1Snbeit ait'
eefrrtist unb an alarbfit unb pra6t bon fsinsm
anbtrrn iibrrrcHen htrben.
8pmmt unb befebt bic YrObeu.
linIers 8artrn. Siltsr Iinb in elmer gBeiIe aus.
aefiibrt, psl9e In bisltm Sbrile bes Staates
nictt erreidt tpirb. 8rilIdns iiib 8Iarbeit
fenn,eiGnen IIe ale ale erfe 9lalIt grbeit. Sin
8sIu@ iibsrjeust Seesrmann.
Gin gstrtuts 8tIb sarantirt.
SRintsrn jsbrn Iltsrs pirS beipntere 9ufmsrf-
1amFtit sspibmet, bod icllteu brrtn 8iIbsr ;pi-
ibsn 10 unb 2 llbr eencmmen psrhsn.
pbptcgrapb bten,
Spm 8lsinfen bic ;ur 9ebsnserbes, eoIorirt nit
Sel, palel, BaiIer ober 9upien>Garbe, BON 2e-
ben pbsr Srn alien 8ilbern rOpirt. -.-e
Ollie Ylattsu fpsrben aufsebObrn uub f6nntn
bappn isberSeit abSiiet ssmad,t tpfrben. auftrGse
per pr1 psrben phnftli6 effeftuirt. 3d" GdS
aepiinltte Bib mub genau 6eIhrieben tperben
9Ias pbOtcsrapbilGe 8ilpsr tpsrbeu ssstn &C.
rinee Scifen rplcrirt. r,e
EzS 9amsn lpllttn fsine bIaBrotbe, bIaue
ober purpurne Sltibrr traseH, ba fe fid bta nb-
nebmtn. Sm Gmpfans- unb Anhsie8immer III
lfets cine Ddmt CUR 5ilfrIeifuHe anwtfsnb.
NSH 9ilber BON Slraufen unb Ioeten perben
i'm SauIs senpmmeu. f..- -,--
Inl6ten BON @ebGubtn pber anberen Sahen
perben ID ben tilisitra prriisn unblfetr gut auf-
genCmmfn. TWO
SOppbI tri bsllsni ipie aud bel triibsnt @rt-
ter tperbtn 8ilbrr genpmnrn. t.-ga...sE f735
gIlbums, &abmen unb AuaiitH in GROCER
Auspabl unb btllig. XII,
$40 s. g. Owen gbutcsrapbiif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-28

- 9Ubn @laB erltaH am Scuntas
atenb In Rsp.g gcrf Rem @Issntbiimsr Ell,
mes SparOinsbaufss, in peIdemsr pObnte,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-28

= Die Ninsr Der esbig6 Goal une
S6iTa6rfs Spmpasuit gu NssqurtOniug
llnp am Disnitas wisper an Die Arbslt
sssnnsen unb pieienistn gu Summit pin
finesn ssRrrn an. Rad stusm ausfano
ppn me6rertn Mpnatrn natmen bic Nrs
better f&liseIi& bic StSiusunssR Der
Grmpnsuit an, ~, .re.- au- -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-07-21
The New Army LAW.

The Army Bill, as it finally went
through Congress from the Conference
Committee, provides for large reduc-
ton in the number of officers during
the next six months. The grades of
General and Lieutenant General are to
expire with Sherman and Sheridan, The
number of Major Generals is fixed at
three, and of Brigadier Generals at six
and no appointments to these grades are
to be made till by death, retirement or
resignation the mum Der is reduced below
these figures. The retired list is fixed at
three hundred, and till that number is
reached officers of thirty years service
may be retired on their own application
and at the Presidents discretion. Officers
who may be honorably discharged prior
to next January, with one years pay and
allowances. Worthless or incompetent
officers, designated by the General OF
the army, are to be sent as soon as DOS.
sible before an examining board of five,
to be appointed by the Secretary of War
and on its recommendation are to he
mustered out with one years pay, and
all such officers are to be heard in their
own behalf before the board. Vacancies
in either arm of the service are to be fill
ed until next January by the appoint
ment from the list of supernumeraries
having reference to present rank and
seniority, and at that time all supernu-
meraries are to select between. going
into the grade of second lieutenant, OF
being honorably mustered out with one
years pay and allowances. Retired off.
GERS have seventy-five per cent. OF
the pay of officers on the actual list ,and
are not prohibited from holding civil
office, though those on the active list
are prohibited on pain of vacating theil
commissions. Brevet officers are to be
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-07-21
I. \. LEWIS

supply considerably in excess of the demand;
we now.quote at 2l@2-
FLOUR-Good to choice western hours may
now be quoted, IN store, at S674, ana ch0ice
Wisconsin and Minnesota springs at 81. hye
flour $685..
GRAIN-There is an active milling demand
for wheat and with only limited o1erlnSs,
prices are higher and tending upward; We now
quote at 81, ,2OGl, ,25 for good 10 prime red-saie
four cars at s., ,25. Oats firmer but not quotabiy
higher: we can report sales TO go East at 53 free
on board, and in store dealers are asking o4Goo.
Corn continues very dull, there is no margin
TO ship and no local inquiry, as feeders do not
seem 10 be feeding il; may be quoted in the
absence of sales al S5@SS. Rye is stronger and
higher-sale Cf 100 sacks at SO-may be quoted
at $685.
GROCERIES-Hard sugars may be quoted
Inominally at l49I474c. Coffees also trmer and
higher in sympathy with gold. Syrups dull.
HAY-New crop is selling from country Wag-
ons at slO@l5, and old at Sl5920
PROVISIONS-Shoulder at l4ctS Tor plain,
and l;53<GI6 for sugar cured; sides T@l71S for
ribbed sides; I7@T!14 for short ribbed, l1129lS
for clear; sugar cured hams 314@2i for fancy
brands. Breakfast bacon, 10. Mess pork S"O12
G3l. Lard Il in ties, and lSglSIa In kegs anu
buckets.
POTATOES-We now quote the former at
jO@55 p bushel, and the latter at S3.5O94 q bbl.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-07-21
Ohio News.

One hundred and seventy-one thou
sond dozen eggs were shipped from
Washington county last year.
A man named Isaac Bartlew, residing
in Nottingham township. Harrison
coun nty, was stung on the lip by honey
bee on the I'd inst, from the effects OF
which he died on the 5th.
A man named Davis Nelson, residing
near Locust Grove Church, Morgan
county, committed suicide Tuesday af-
ternoon by hanging himself to rafter
in the barn. The setting aside ION sec
ond trial. of verdict which he obtained
in the Common Pleas Court, is alleged
to have been the cause.
A negro woman, near Chillicothe. on
going out to visit q neighbor lately, left
her child sleeping on the bed, and by
way Of security, tied it to the bed post
by string fastened around the body.
On her return, the child was hanging
over the side of the bed by the neck,
quite dead. g..
The census>taker of Colerain town.
ship was slightly astOnished the other
day when taking the census of a certain
household in his district. The lady of
the house in question, being interro-
gated. affirmed that she was married
when thirteen years of age; that she was
now thirty>three years old, and that
she had fifteen children, nine of whom
are now living.
Abram Blank, who was recently
struck by locomotive at Akron while
trying to rescue woman from q similar
fate, has had one arm, one leg and the
other foot amputated, and is in fair
way to recover. He was born in Switzer-
land, and is fifty-five years old.
John S. Mexican, an aged citizen of
Fredericksburg, was kicked by horse
one day recently, and died the next
morning.
A man and his wife, living not a
thousand miles from Springfield, cele-
brated their silver wedding recently and
the week after the husband applied for
a divorce, as himself and his wife had
grumbled over the presents they had
received.
During the year ending March 31st,
there were in Franklin county 400
deaths, aud ,460 births In Clark county
there were 635 births and 224 deaths.
On Wednesday there was filed in the
Secretary Of State'soffice the certificate
of Incorporate on of the Board of Trade
of Massillon. located in the city of
Massillon. The objects OF the associa-
ton are to promote integrity and good
faith and just and equitable principles
in business, establish uniform usages,
preserve statistics, etc. The names of
Clement Douglass, Edwin Boyless,
VIM. F. Ricks and twenty-one others
are attached TO the certificate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-07-21

AT meeting of Belmont County
Lodge I. o. G. T. held at Lloydsville,
June l, and which adjourned to meet at
Centreville, Aug. 3rd, passed the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions:
WHEREAS, The slavery to party so
prevalent in this country, is a great
drawback to needed reforms; and
whereas, in no way it is productive OF
more lamentable results than upon the
temperance question; therefore
Resolved, That at all subsequent cleo
tions in this County, we will vote a
ticket composed of the temperance men
that may be nominated by either of the
existing parties and of such other tenn
perance men as we may select.
Resolved, That by the term temper
ance men used above, we mean teetotalars
and who publicly avow their principles
without fear or favor.
Resolved, That we invite the co-opera
ton of all temperance men in this
County. w. FOSTER, w. G. T.
JOHN NJ. GARDNER, r. s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-07-21
NE VS. ITEMS.

Mrs. Grant is sick, under charge of a
physician.
Five-twenties closed in London, Sat
urday night, at So.
The mercury in Philadelphia, Mon
day, ranged from 102 to los degrees in
the shade.
The deaths during the week in New
York were 679-a large proportion in
fants. ........
Some Prussians who live in DAYTON
are going to leave for home to enter the
army.
Solomon Clay's house, near MassilIon,
Ohio. was entered by burglars, Friday
night. and $40, 900 in money and $1,000
in notes were taken.
Ex-senator Frelinghuysen has been
confirmed as Minister to England.
A lawsuit for 5000 was decided
against Brigham Young, in Salt Lake
City.
The contemplated strike in the Penn
sylvania coal mines on the Eight-Hour
question is failure.
A train on the Kansas aPacific Rail-
way ran into culvert on Wednesday,
two men being killed and two danger
ously wounded.
There were fifteen cases OF sunstroke
in Baltimore Sunday, five of which
were fatal.
George Ashmun, Esq. who acted as
President of the Chicago Convention
which nominated Mr.. Lincoln, died in
Spring 9fiefd, Mass, SABBATH day.
A Large number Of Germans lately
arrived iu this country, and who, not
being citizens, are liable to military
duty in their own country, have called
at the Office of the sPrussian Consul, at
New York, and expressed their willing
ness to return. Bismarck has been
telegraphed to.
Ten miles of the Kansas Pacific Rail-
way is completed eastward from Denver.
There is gap of less than 75 miles and
track lsying is going forward from both
ways. 1t will probably be completed
in from four to six weeks.
A dispatch from Washington says:
admirable Porter recommends the en-
| listment of Is, 900 seamen and the i'm
ncuiatc PIaCluS VI Inc navy Oh war
footing. The President is being urged
to convene Congress at an early day to
legislate accordingly.
A Letter to the Omaha Herald, from
South Pass City of the 18th inst, says:
The Big Horn expedition has not been
heard from since they left the Wind
River Valley. and were heading to cross
| Owl creek mountains Considerable
anxiety is felt for their safety.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-07-21

SoILING.-The Lire Stock Journal for
July contains an able and exhaustive ar.
ticle on the important subject Of soiling
stock. 1t is from the pen E. w. Stew
art, Esq. Every man who keeps even
single COW, or cultivates ten acres oi
land, should read it. The Lire Stock
Journal is handsome monthly, de-
voted to "the farm, the turf, and the
poultry yard" F. Allen, E, w. Stewart,
Miss Midy Morgan, (the lady stock re-
porter of the New York Times), l.. B.
Arnold, Cyrus o. Poole, and other lead
ing writers on live stock matters.
Published at Buffalo, N. Y, by 81. C.
Springer & Co.; 81 80 per year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-07-21

A FINE PICTURE.-We have seldom
seen a finer portrait painted than one of
Judge Kennon, now in the studio of
Joseph Faris. Mr.. Faris is certainly a
very excellent artist, and any person
acquainted with Judge Kennon who
will examine his picture, just finished,
will pronounce it the work ofa fiLst-class
artist. The features, the expression, the
general aperance, are all so life-like that
you seem to have the living original be-
fore you. Persons in Belmont County
who who desire good oil portraits of
themselves or friends should not think
of having the work executed until they
examine the work of Mr.. Faris.