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E GQpD CHoIcE.-A few days ago at
the Herristown Exhibition one young
man behaving in an unbecoming way
was applied to by policeman, object
ing 10 such intrusion. He planted his
fist aboat the policeman's eve, andthen
rsn away. Policeman gathering him.
self mp and running after him, tried to
tadue him to stop by calling him scow
ard Young man replied that he was
not such tool as to stop, he wonId
rither be called coward all his lie
than . cozpse fifteen minutes.
waARsPsr, at LEWIS
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Administrators Sale.

" pursusuce of an erter of the Probate
l Court Of Monrse County. Ohio. will Offer
Tor sale At pu 7Iic auction. on the 18th day of
May. 1871, 1t one o'clock r. NJ, upon the prem
ises the following described real estate, situate
o-wit: Lot number Fifty-One, in the Town of
Powhatan, in said County. Appraised At $368.
in one year and une-third in tgo years from
the day fSale, with interest on deferred pay
ments from day OF ~ e.
apl3-td. OF Lorenz Kley, decd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

PIscAToRIAL.-WeS noticed two of
the medical fraternity , few days since
witha fishing rod about eight feet long
making bee line for q small stream
north of town where few min
nows have contriyed TO exc out a living
for several years. They had in tow
two baskets holding nearly a bushel
each, and were on a spiscatorial excur-
sion@ We took a long breath and felt
better.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

A dispute the other day between
two clerks in store up street, as to who
led the children of Israel through the
Red Sea. One claimed that it was
Alexander the Great, and the other
that it was Elijah the Prophet. In or
der to settle the dispute and establish
a historical fact they called in a third,
to whose decision both were to agree.
Third man decided that it was Napo-
leon Bonaparte who had accomplished
the historical feat. There are at least
three men In the city who sayfif they
do not believe) that BOnaparte led the
children of Israel through the Red Sea.
Fred. Douglass declares Hayti fail
ure. It's paper money quires an out
lay 81, 900 for q pound of tea, and in Ave
years there have been three revolutions
and 1000 major-generals.
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sfsls.i,.sssrase,.,s Notice.

<rorICE Ii Refeby given. that In the Probate
~ Court OF belnons County. Ohio. the snSsE-
istrator Of tine estate Of cyrcs Reynolds, decd,
late Of said County, 80
All ,ersons indebted TO said estate are re-
q .esteli TO make immediate payment, and hose
having CLAIMS against said estate are requested
to present them within one yesr from this
taie. ISAAC HOLLOWAY. Admir-
. apisSw of cyrus Reynolds, decd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13
HENRY MEYER.

MOULD respect fally ,nfcrrn his old custom
w ers and the public generally, that he has
removed his former place of business one door
Fast TO the corner, in the room formerly occu-
pied by c. 7. Troll. and more recently by
conrad Troll, AZ Dry Goods Store, where In
tend tokeep On hand good assortment OF
Resdy-Made Clothing. Hats and Caps, and
Gents' Furnlshing Goods, suitable TO the season
''ShoTt Profits and Quick Saies." I also keep on
hand good assortment Of Cloths, Cassimers,
yestings, Trimmings, &C., all of which will
sell by the yard or make up to order, in the
neatest and most fashionable style. Call and
examine my stock before buying elsewhere az
am determined to sell an low as possible
Remember the place at Trolls Corper
apl6
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for May Is
already receivd with its elegent frontis-
piece and fashion .engravings. This
monthly maintains its usual reputation
az lady's magazine.-Chas. ]. Peter
SON publisher 306 Chestnut st. Phila-
delphia. $780, -. ~ =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

FINE WATCHES.
Genuine 0r0ide Gold
,e AND
SILVER WATCHES.

S., 81, SIS. SO. sl2. SIS TO SO.
The European War aud extraordinary Mon
ey Panic. during the past season. has induced
u, In order 20 make rapid saies and quick re-
market. ~ Dirty 10 fhgper eer,k 5eto,o Who,sscLe
priccsJc for Caxh.
! READ THE PRICES.
Fine Oroid< Gold Cylinders. regulated and
warranted perfect time keepers. usually sold
at SEI 70 SIS. AT ONLY IS EACH.
THE, BEST Quality CYLINDERS AT s..
The Double Ezzra Refissd, being very superior
quality, reguls ted and warranted perfect time
sosd ZACH ' 70
The Bou Edrf Refneo Sold Orofde Gold jn0
5esosiedLe7 g. finest Nickel works, usually sold
NJ SIS to- Reduced 10 onfy$i5 Each.
SILVER WATCHES.
Esura Fine Solid Ppss .Sire-, Hunting Cased
sea QuaEty osin lSrrer. Hunting eased, full
LSeeeled levers, regulated and warranted ss-
sNs.>ekeePes<. ONLY Sia -
|noneter Movcn, ents. fuli jeweied, ti5.
AL the above classes Of watches aIs' Haunt.
ing CAsed. perfec-,x refniateG ssd eaea war;
Assrts ard DeaieTs ordering six OF our si5
|We.chss alta time. vi,ireceixS an extra Watch
free. making Seven SIS Watches for ~. No dis
|eoont can be allowed on our cheaper watches.
ia adrGzce. Sen by Post Once Order. Register
ed Letter. or Bank Check, PAYABLE IN oar order,
and eosdstwili be sent by Express OF n R-yis-
'ferod Package, prepaid Gf tour risk.
Orders for ut least six watches OF oFer, will be
sent BY Express G.. o. d.. by dopositt-g ssnail
anioRst with express agest, or sending refer
ences ~ assurance OF good faith.
\ Write order plain, state kind aEd price os
Watch Aesired. inrlos prize as aeosc directed.
, THE f,MPIRE WATCH co.
NJ iT Broadway. New York.
O
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

INsANE.-Williamt Grimes of this
place, who has been confined in Jail for
the lasttweek for reasonof insanity,vas
to-day removed to the Asylum at Day
ton. The loss of his wife a few days
ago was the probable cause of his de-
mented state.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

& = 1Sc4<A-AA1s->y ~ >-E~-~- ~
EDITOR CHRONICLE, SIR: We mo-
ticed an article in your paper sometime
ago speaking Of "The Beautiful Snow"
and requesting the readers to give the
name Of the author. That would be
impossible, as there are SO many who
claim it. But as far as can find out
there are three or four reputed authors.
Major A. H. Sigourney IS said to beone
and Miss Shace another. Still there
are many persons who think T. Buch-
anon Reed to be the real author; but he
was only taken with its stirring path
os when first printed. The first paper
it appeared in was the Nttio'saI U,io'a
some time ago. The real author ofthat
poem was young lady who died in
Cincinnati "A few years ago. The last
account I remember of seeing did not
give the young lady's name on whose
body the manuscript was found.
- Yours, &C.,
J. Phil. n.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

Dr~x "A H.
II eoA"n' Npi $3.50
ered.. but the supply, never,heIess, was fully
lpp3p The dcsnaad, rs the market IVES sluggish
ana dsppers EezernI,y did not buy as liberal
i IL ss&key did iast weeS. rhs sales for ship
4 nenteast footed sp some IS cars, of which 8:
insrssorted fos PAIlaielphIa. rs for New York
and s1er Bsitimoe. Prices, as compared with
last week, may be quoted V tax of cent low
te@1. Stock cattiecoatinue TO sell readily, and.
that. too. at relatively better prices than fat
cattle say s@31z and esen ~
sarEr.-fne receipts' ~ will be seen. were
fssae' ~ cars. Prime wooied sheep are sill
s&osed p ior Shipment TO New York, anu con
tinns 70 bring fall prices; fat and smooth, 7&
ea'epso, gu, oa. the Weather non. ,So, Sa.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

y VICTORIA C. Woodruff, the self
announced candidate for the Presideoe
cy, Is ppeparing q lbloomer costumet 3
taketfe stump m. '-'fssasesis
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

The assignment of Senators and
Representatives in Ohio for the next
decade has been completed. No ma
terial changes have been made. Bel
mont and Harrison still constitute our
Senatorial District. Twice during the
decade we choose two Representatives
from our County,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

We call attention 20 the adyertise-
ment of J. H. McMonies in this num-
Der. Give him call. - .'ss ls.s.,.. 81
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Notice.

Notice.
THE firm of Junkins, Branrm & Co., Is this
i day dissolved by mutual consent. The
books and accounts are IN the care OF win arn
Alexander tor settlement. Either partner is
authorized TO receipt for money.
= 8. A. JUNKINS,
= ALEXANDER BEANCM
.lsr WILLIAM ALEXANDER,
The Wholesale tsrocery and Commission
business will be continued by Alexander Bran
UNI d Son in the room adjoining the First Ma
tional Bank of Bridgeport.
Bridgeport, Feb. q, 1871. mar2Sw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

We learn that the Fair Grounds at
Belmont are to be completed renovated
and q new hall will be built, and sueh'
other improvements made as will rem
der the coming exhibition more pleas
ant and entertaining. We trust the
Horse Show viii beAwell attended.
Nothing is more needed than such ex-
hibitiens to produce a better grade OF
horses throughout the County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

THE new Presbyterian Churchaat
Dennison was dedicsted on last Sab
bath. Rev.. Tuttle, Of Warsaw College,
Indiana, preached the dedication sapl
non, This church cost sbout $4,000
and is beautiful structure.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13
Dir. Il, II. HARRISON,

XITisHEs 10 inform the people of ST.
w cLAtRsvII.I.Ea and vicinity, that he has
orm orally occupied b DR.. Fisher.
All operations warra nted. sepl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

JUST IN q LOT, OF INITIAL
PAPER.
Twenty. Four Sheets Paper.
Twenty. -Four White Envelopes, In o neat
Boz. for thirty csnts.at PArrIRsONss.
marlb3w
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Notice

rs hereby given 70 all whom It may concern,
made by the, Assistant Assessors OF the 18th
DIS. q Ohio, consisting OF the counties Of Bel
mont! Guernsey. Harriso-. Noble, and Tpscs.
ali D rsons eoncerDea for the period OF 10 days.
from and ast..r the 18th day Of APRIL lGl, q the
Assessors Ofdce Of said District, IN Neu Phifa-
delphiss At which time and place appeals win
-be received and detsrmined relative TO any
ereoneouso or excessive valuation. assessments
or enumerasi0ns, taken by the Assistant AS
sessors in said, District and returned in the
annual IIsts. All appeals To said Assessor as
aforesaid, shall be made In writing, and shall
specify the particular cause, matter or thing,
respecting which decision u requested, and
shall, moreover state the ground or principle
error complained Of.
= sf1 JNO. SARGENT,
Assessor i6sh Dist. Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

The State Of Ohio Belmont County, 80.
I, Jno. Z. Tsllman, Cashier OF the First Ma
,ionai Bank Of Bridgeport, Ohio, do soiemnly
swear that the above Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. .
JOHN c. TALLMAN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this kith
day oi March, 1871, -
Correct-Attest
=; = " y; ss:;s; Sssss;~.r. Director.
Jan. L. 1871.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

We give plase this week to a cores
pondence in which Mr.. r. s.. Clark
schiedy figures. Mr.. Clark was certain
ay an injured party In the transaction,
:and his treatment was generally re-
gretted even by his political opponents.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

Report Of the First NotionAl
Bank ef Bridgeport,
showing It's condition at the close Of business
on the 18th day of March, lEL.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

Mr.. MCLAIN has made an host OF
friends here by his gentlemanly bear
ing coupled with enterprise, energy
and capacity for business, and we are
informed that if he is successful in Sc
curing the contract for building the
continuation of the road, any amount
of backing can also be secured. 90
A DONATION party was held at the
house of Rev. J. P Cal well on the
4th inst. We were deprived of the
pleasure Of Z. being present-but If
The dainties sent your unworthy cores
pondent, by the kind ladies, at the
hand of Mr.. Tascar Gregory were en-
bIematicai of the good things spread atl
the feast, the veriest epicure would
have been delighted. The good people
of Crabapple congregation are second
TO none in acts of benefcenee and we
would infer that the party was a
(access. ID. 1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13
How Hmttn TH1se-Ou. MONDAY.

! How HIGH Is THIs?-On : Monday,
while the election of School Directors
was in p-egress, an unexpected and un-
called-for meiee took place upon the
street. A voter. while riding up street
was stopped and asked if he had tick
let. Not being snpptied, he dismounted
and leaving his horse with r. NJ. Clark
who was standing near, went into .
business house near by. Several gen.
tlemen were standing on the street,
among whom was Alexis Cope Esq,
who casually remarked that WHISKY
did that to the securing OF
the vote for Swaney, the Democratic
candidate. r. NJ. Clark, hearing this,
and not being in hurnor to bear the
heavy insult, came up to Cope and In
quired if he used that language. Re
ceiving an affirmative answer, he call
ed Cope 'liar." Receiving a like ne
tort, he struck Cope, who had in his
arms his little child and was entirely
OF his guard. No injury was done ex-
cept-to the child, whose face was some
what injured. We have no comments;
fox this assault was conceded by alto be
and uncalIed for, and we can
give no reason for such rashness ON the
part ef our Auditor unless we ascribe 1t |
to the influence Of some Goshen cheese
flSey keep down street. We devote
some space % the political doinss of
this gentleman elsewhere, and will
omit further neral considerations for
the present.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

siosEs KLINE who was shot 4! the
Hendrysbargh tragedy q lew weeks
since, is ia towa and rapidly -Teeoyer.
ing. He wishes to return his thanks to
the people of Hendrysburgh and
especially. to Mrs. 'Connor, the lady OF
the House where he remained since
being wounded, for their kind treat
ment. He was the recipient Of many
kindnesses which under the circum-
stances Were doubly acceptable.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

/ WORK has been resumed on the pix
Ia section & nov deRfa sed, ana quit
a number Of hands are employed break
ing stone, which will soon be spreat
upon the road. The Enzineer-Ar. c
Dawson-as far as we can learn hal
siven no offence to citizens locating tn,
road. His motto is "Not to interfert
with the rights of private citizens un
less the rights of the public are para
mount" and this plan will cause him
but little trouble, If strictly adhered to
He uses his own good judgment and il
not made a cat's-paw for those who
would wreak retty spite against q
A GOOD story is told of one,of our cit.
izenS who aided thief in stealing his
own chickens. Said thief prOfessed to
be in the produce business, and drove
into our friends barn-yard having but
one solitary and disconsolate chicken
in the coop. After having scattered q
bountiful supply Of corn around the
coop he succeeded in attracting a num-
her of fowls to the spot-then with a
cry of dismay he rushed to the coop,
holding broken slat. Friend inquired
how many had got out, and being in-
formed, called his son and with his
assistance the chase commenced and
was kept up until the thief expressed
llimself R&isaedE that they were all in
when he drove away. Next morn
ing twenty chickens did not aanswer
roll cali. <. a... - 80 - -. -
su.y,xos ou Nru,.-U,,ontc,y,
ssss Iii, - .S.s '1.s'!ls : !.
2S;sS sn,,;a -, roos.;n 'res.,,or q e..n
's..t +' n,as 1.J :; ~ @ hr tho ,e,'n;is a NJ
n; ~, % =. .vi,a,'1.,r I'll s,.I r W ,s.+
o,..1,s 2, 49, =. ,;n. ~ s,,say =, 49, . ~
- - : 16,s ~ r.,,,s Caanh.iI 1 ~ hos - -
.,.,r,, ii,sh,,., .. @ cn,,,sia.oant ''''' .
"a wy p .o''' - e-s
How NOT 10 DO Ir@Seems to be oaeI
sfthe attributes Of the Republican party
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

Mrs Jones, of Dubuque, Iowa, wants
Ia divorce from her husband because he
does nothing but stay at home and i'm
pose large family of children upon
her for whose support she has to pfo-
vide by running sewing machine. T.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

Commissioned Pleasanton. decides
that persons whose gross incomes dur
ing 1870, estimated in United States
currei1ey, didsnot exceed two thousaAd
dollars, are not required to make any
irfaSYf1Sa reft3rne<3 -l,-s.-rs :. 3 .----
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-06-07
Timely Advice.

The political campaign we have now fair
ly entered into will be one Of the most in
teresting and exciting that has ever marked
the history of our Commonwealth The
struggle will be determined doubtless in IA
vor of the Republican party, says the Pitts
burg Gazette, but no good citizen should
imagine for an instant TIA. victory will be
obtained without very hard work. All must
be up and doing each must contribute his
share OF labor in bringing about the desired
triumphant result. Grants reelection in
1872 will depend largely if not altogether
on the result of the forth coming election
In this State, so that those who recognize
the Importance of a continuation of hi.
successful administration of rational affairs
and whose privilege it is to participate N
the present campaign, should realize the
great and urgent necessity for vigorous,
active canvass. We cannot afford to lose
one vote. A slight falling off IN the vote
or change of opinion in each of the election
districts of the State would throw success
to the opposition. The people should be
educated up to the importance of the can
vass, and the grave issues involved. In nc
better way can this be done than by circu-
lating good and true Republican journals in
every district a reading community gen
orally, if not invariably, vote correctly
through conviction and not partisan preiu-
dice. Let each citizen then, interested in
the welfare of his nation and the success Of
our ticket next fall, make proper exertion TO
have placed in the hands of his neigkbors a
good Republican journal, which will faith.
fully record the progress of the campaign,
and constantly and conscientiously advocate
the principles of the great and powerful Re
publican party, and at the same time expose
the talacIous and dangerous doctrines OF the
opposition.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-06-07
THE Alabama State Journal says

"Let every Republican in the State ask himself
these questions; Am of any benefit TO the Re
publican party ? er, am | a tax and dead weight
upon it ? II the latter, how long will be toler
a;ed ana allow ed to occupy an official position in
the party without doing any good to the party In
Ieturn?''
We commend the foregoing to the Re
publieans of this State as worthy of imi-
tation Let each member of the party zee
that he is not dead weight upon it, but
an active and energetic labOrer for the ad-
vancsment of the principles of the party,
and the vital interests of our common coun-
try. In the future success of the Republi-
can party, lies the only security Of oer free
institutions, and of continued peace and
nrosneritY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-06-07
Local Correspondence.
Information for the Farmer

Mr. EDITOR: Having noticed in various
parts of this county vegetable generally
explained by farmers to be, 'only sickly
little THISTLE l thought I might do that
class service by making them acquainted
with the real nature of this apparently harm
less accession to the fora of our county. |
allude to the Canada Thistle" or Cfrsium
arUense of botany. think the farmer has
enemies enough already to contend with, so
| will attempt to describe the newcomer so
that all who see him may recognize and de-
stroy him at once, root and branch.
The Canada Thistle may be distinguish
ed from the common Thistle by its extreme
ly slender stock, mot much thicker than a
pipe stem, the smallness of its blossoms,
the crisp or cruWpled appearance of its
leaves, 1.-THE colors being dark and light
green, presenting a mottled appearance).
1t may further be distinguished by the gen.
eral delcacy of its misunderstanding the
sturdy branches of its neighbor-and by the
exceeding sharpness of its needles, and by
the pungent sense of pain it leaves after
contact with the hand
There is law, | believe, upon the stat
ute books, smaking it penal offense to cul-
tivate this ''posy;" and permitting any per-
son to destroy it and charge the cost of the
same to the party on whose grounds it is
found.
A gentleman from Maine remarked to the
writer not long since, IF the people of this
county knew this pest as well as do, they
would go ten miles to destroy one stock +"
In Canada, and some of the States border
ing on the Canadian frontier, whole farms
are overrun and rendered worthless by this
scourge. Let US take warning from the fate
of our neighbors and grapple with the giant
in his infancy. Let US destroy him before
he destroys us REMEDY: Now before the
plant blossoms and apply coal oil to the
stubble.
! If any person desires to inspect fine
specimen of the genus Cdriuds he can find
one a short distance west of Bigler station,
along tae railroad. II. HOOVER.