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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-16

cases 1o.4 BLEAoHED sHEErINa, 40 to 3.
case 1o4 Brown sneeting; at 81. cents, worth
case PIllowcasIng, at22K cents ~
s cases s.4 Bleached Linen Damask, at rs
cents, worth 81 -
10 cases "a Bleached. Linen aDamask, ct sb
cents to las ias -
100 dozen Linen Doylies, at rs cents 20
so dozen Linen Napkins, at $125 - -ri5T.sf
400 dozen Linen Towels. from 81 up
200 pieces Swiss Muslin, from 12H to C0cenu
200 pieces Cambria Naissooks
200 pieces striped and checked Cambria, from Is
to 80 cents Set. -.
100 pieces Victoria and Bishop Lawns
French Swiss Tsrletans, at very low figures
Our 25 cent Marseilles are the finest In the
market @''
200 pieces plain, dotted, figured and striped
PIques and Marseies, from 20 to so cents
1000 pieces Mosquito Netting, only rs cents
100 dozen imported Corseta, only rs cenrs = -
80 dozen imported corsets, b.tter quality. from
$1up! .a., +. n .:nru9.
500 Honeycomb and Allendale Quilts, only 81 80
worth 81
200 dozen Ladies and Gents Linen Handker.
chiefs, verylow VT o~j tgsc; ~
40 pieces Spring Oassimsres, from 81 up ~
A full seection Of Spring Ribbons, all shades,
widths and coloru'''. t'iH@ a2 - i''t5 . ,
A complete stock Of Hosiery, Notions and
Fancy Goods constantly on hand.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-16

south Of Market, Next Cooperative Grocery Store:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-16
N o T 1 G e

We can offer with great confidence to the trade
the following Desirable Goods OF our own manu-
facture:
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS
Ext. ssrsaparIla and Queens Dehsns
Essence Jamaica Ginger
InfalIible Cough Speclhc
Improved Liver flle'
u,o onove articles are prepared with special ref
Inc au',e ,se diseases they are intended to cure,
eisn.e - s,arranted in all cases to give perfect
satiafactlon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09

There was delegate to the Liberal
Convention from Belmont, Ohio, inn
INJURED in the Hammond street station
house night before last. He had been
stopping at the Broadway hotel, and
run upabOut fifteen dollars. or so, when
the management" suspecting that he
was not very substantial citizen, took
the liberty of examining his effects.
On opening his valice-the only piece
of baggage he had-they found it to
contain four bricks and an iron poker.
When the gentleman returned to the
hotel, after long and significant con-
ference with George Hoadley, Stanley
Matthews and several other prominent
Liberals, he was politely but earnestly
requested to paw his bill. He frankly
acknowledged his inability to discharge
his indebtedness, and was led off to the
watch-h.use. OF course no charge
could be made against him for his i'm
position on the hotel, but he happened
to have big pistol slung to him, and
the officers, to avert an apprehended
prosecution for false Imprisonment,
locked him up on the charge of carry
ling a concealed weapon.
The gentleman was enthusiastically
in favor of Greeley, but thoroughly dis
gusted with politics. "If had attend
ed to my business, instead of gallivan-
ting about the Convention" said he, 81
would have had money TO pay my bill
and got out of town in as good shape as
lanybody; but as it is, neglected ever
ything to nominate Horace, and got
fiattened out completely. / have MT
enough coming to me from any quart
er to buy even greeley hat"
Gin. Com.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09
LoYDSHLLE.Loc4Ls. i. y.

EDITOR CHRONICLE: AS you have
not had any locals from our town fol
some time / thought a few items might
be interesting to some of your readers
especially In this vicinity.
LoydsviIle Gas some of your readers
know is small village located on the
National Road fiye miles West of ST.
Clairsville, containing abouta hundred
and forty inhabitants, in which is one
dry goods and grocery store, one shoe
and glass store, one grocery and hard
ware store, one saw mill, two smith
shops, two wheelwright shops, four
carpenters, three hucksters, one chair
maker, and other citizens following
various employments.
There is an NJ. E. Church in town,
and live lodge of Good Templars; and
a Friends Inseting house one half mile
from town, and we are glad to say no
doggerytin town and not dropof the
crittef for sale IN the place. ~ But the
surroundings are not all that could be
desired. Three-fourths of a mile East
of town is situated the Great Western,
containing two dOggeries where any
one can be supplied with the, critter il
he only has the money to pay for it;
though of late 1 hear that some few
have been denied only through fear
of being prosecuted.
The boys of town have a great love
for marbles, which they indulge in
freely on the streets through the week,
and 1 understand they have a croquet
yard established at W. B. Waters /,
where the young folks assemble on
Sunday and engage to their hearts con
tent. iltsEsIl sll.EsStt j
1 forgot totelI you we have d good,
nice, substantial brick school house in
town, aud a fioarishing school lin -ses
sion taught by Mr.. w. Mitchell, who
IS practical teacher of things i'm gen.
eral. / may speak m ore explicitly in
nay next. J.P.
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Notica

THE IN dersigned as administrator NJ the
y estate of Robert A. Gray. by virtue of an
Iorder on the Probate Court Of Belmont County.
Ohio Will nffer for sais on the premises In Cole
rain TownshIp. Belmont County. ohio. on 2 =
80 SATURDAY, MAY 25,n 1872, h'h
het weer, the hours of 10 a. m. and 1 p, M, the
fnliowIuR tIpscried real estate bel ngina IN the
estate of aaid Robert A. Gray, to-wit; Being
mari Of lands purchased by said Robert A. Gray.
decd III oHa Hezekiah Rowles by deed about
or belmont County records. and on M which
tract SO purchased said decedent sold to cne
Elias Yosi about i6e acres. leaving about 50l<
acres ot land belOuxing to said estate IN the
son ast X ~ scctian 70 Town4hip 7, Range
q which viii b. offered for sale, 10 2 . fiE'
AApPN'sea ! Join HENDERSON, -
apEtd Admir- o: Robt. A, Gray. decd,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09
SPECIAE NOTICE.
The Tenacity ofTrufh-

The Tenacity OF truth, when
natien as, clear headed at The Americans
convinced. from long ex
perience and ohscrva,itiff. that All ar
ti,,le possessesl superior excellence as q
medicine. not all the preposterous clam
or of all the worthless nOstium yen.iers
in the universe can shake their relief
in it's efficiency. Truth Is a vegy ten
acious thing as these worthless are I've
ginning 10 discover; PLANTATION BIT
TERs has 100 firn n bold upon the pop
uIar esteem to he in he slightest degree
effeefsd i,y the dcoldJ water diatribes
which the advertisers of fermented
sIops, .'without J; particle of alcoR.l, !"
are 'se fbiid of iunch.ng against aleolIoi-
ic prepafa tis,i,e ihePGofir Snowsvery
web tiist this peerless rennyens - .
tonic does contain, sri its, hub i aIap
knows that they are of the. pnrfst' and
most wholesome description, viz I fac
old st. Groix, the most acti g aIHi bene-
fetal diffuser. of its remedial and in-
properties througlInus. the
system which could possibly be adopted.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09
CoMMrERc'I.I REPORTS.
= = - - 2. Z = = q e
J pittsburgh Live stock Market.


SATURDAY, May 4, 1872. :
CArrLE-The receipts, or cattle during the
week have been fair. and of a pretty good
quality, The market ruled slow from the
commencement; buyers holding back amt
waiting To purchase at lower prices than had
ruled. Sellers were not disposed TO accom- mo-
date them, but with adviees from fhe East and
West reporting trade dull they were compelled
to give way, and most of the stock changed.
hands at figures about Ne lower. At one time
a good many cattle were in the yards, and as
very few were selling 1t looked as IL some would
have to be shipped. But buyers taking hold
purchased about all the offerings and to-day
there IL but one or two loads unsold, Follow
ing are the rates current: Extra, 400 to 500 hs
steers, S. so to 20; fair 100 to 200 steers. So ~
to 50; common, such as cows, bulls, stays and
mixed lots, 81 90 10 so, -, ..........-'l. i
HoGs-The receipts OF, hogs light to-day Of
those intended for sale here, and rather heavy
Of through stock. Th market rules dun and
slow, with a downward Inclination. Price are
some SC p Ic0 ms lower than at the me Of our
last report, the best selling at 81 s.. The de
mand grows lessa as the warm weather advances
and fora while trade Will be light. To-Day
very few hogs changed hands. and the receipts
will be held over until Monday. Following
are the rates: Extra Philadelphia 81 s5 prime1
Philadeiphia "a 7Oto 50; Workers 81 10 to so
SHEKP- The receipts of she p light to-day
The market closes firmer than at the opening.
with all the offerings sold. Atthe commence
ment OF this weeks marke ct q bad state OF feel
ing ruled. and prices went down from 75c TO s5cI
lower than had ru ed the previous week. But
toward the close OF the market the receipts be-
came lighter. and. althoa n prices did not adj
vance, the market became firm and everything
was sold. Following are the ruling rates: Ex-
ira. 100 to ITO ms, 80 00to 2 prime. IS to so b,
sS so 90; fair, 80 to IS bs $e 90 to 25; clip
ped IS 60 TO 6 so. 5ii4i~ FL u n u .i's,-1 -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09
Court Proceedings for ahe weei

Court Proceedings for lhe Week.
The Grand Jury presented the f5l.
lon ing trae bills Of indictment: .,
On against Lewis Martin-assa,,at s
One against Lucian r. BramhalIlas.
sault and battery. 80
One against Simon Lentz- Keeping
a room of public resort Tor the sale. 81
intoxicating liquors.. -a -.
One against Lawrence TraugheHcel
same charge. ..,.... 80 :, : 80
| One against Christian Smith same.
One against Michael Linskey same A
One against Mary Monahan same.Ss
One against Samuel Offert same.
One against August Schram same.
One against VIM. Il. Bradford same.
One against Alexander burst same.
One against cob Hess same.
One against VIM. Clark same.
+. One against Geo. HornerSame. ~, =
One against Jacob burst same.
One against Lawrence Glynn same.
Ohio VS.. Michael Linskey keeping
a place of public resort for sale of intox-
icating liquors. Plead guilty-fined $50
and costs.
: Jane Strahl ct. al. VS.. Ezer Bolon ct.
al. Deed ordered.
Reuben Reynolds VS.. Richard B.
Reynolds. Sales of Sheriff confirmed
and deeds ordered.
First National Bank of Barnesville.
VS.. Phineas Campbell ct. al. Judgment
against defendant by confession s615.
Laylna Hineman ct. al. VS.. Abby
Mott ct. al. Sale confirmed and deed
ordered.
Monroe Richmond VS.. Nicholas
Wade. Judgment against Plaintiff for
S11 67. as-a'1 300 III =
VIM. w. Hall VS.. =. L. Jones. Judg.
ment against Plaintiff for $50.
Henry Fisher VS.. Charles Fisher.
Issues found in. favor OF Defendant.
Nathan Winnett VS.. Daniel Williams.
Judgment against Defendant for five
cents. "s
Ohio VS.. Lewis Martin. Assault
plead guilty. Fined $40 and costs and
sent to jail FIVE days. aa
Ohio vs.. Simon nLentz-violating Lilo.
.uor Law fourth section, keeping a room
of public resort for the sales of intoxica.
ting liquors; Plead guilty-fned $5Oand
costs.
Ohio VS.. Lawrence Tranghencer,
Same indictment and same punish.
ment. " nsa ss1d srie.'a'.1 = -.
Ohio VS.. Geo. Homer. Same indict.
ment and same punishment as above.
Ohio VS.. Mary y'Monahan-same in
dictment-pIea and fine. scg f15n
Ohio. vs. Samuel Offert-same indict-
ment, plea and fine. ~ re-. s-.. ,.ci.,f !
Ohio against August Schram-same
Indictment, plea and fine. -.
Ohio against VIM. Clark-same in.
dictment, plea and fine. =
Ohio against Jacob Durst-same in.
dictment, plea and fine.
Ohio against Lawrence Glynn-same
indictment, plea and fine. has issi!a'.t
The case of Pickering VS.. Brock ha.
been In progress orthree days and il
not yet settled. n
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coLERAMLocALS.

ssThe meadows are again dressed in
green, and the trees are laden with
flowers" :" hut there Is no poetry in the
looks of the wheat fields unless we de-
scribe them as Brown and bare.
The PROSPECT Is improving slightly.
There is a slight peach and plum bloom.
Other fruits promise well. Corn plant
ing began about the 26th of April.
Some people are looking for the Colora-
do potato bugs to make q general at
tack the present season. 1t Is said
that Paris green is the only sure REM
Iedy for them.
THE Ohio Legislature has been try
ing to find remedy for the hosts of
humbugs that prey upon the people
from year to year. We have been Wis
lited by the agent for the Patent Hay
Loader, the Sub-soil Plow man, the
Self-Locking Wagon man, the Metallic
Roof man, tho White Willow Fence
man, the Patent Sheep Trough man,
the Agent of Wo0Ps Household Mage
zine, and travelling quacks without
number, but no set of men have ever
made themselves dedrer to the people
than set of tree peddlers that recent
ly visited this County. Suckers bit
| lightly in this township, being fore
warned. L examined ons lot of their
trees. The peach trees were worm eat
en-. Our County nurseries would have
considered them we'll sold at five cents
apiece, yet they paid fifty cents apiece
for them. The pear trees were such as
are usually sold for % cents; they
charged one dollar for them.
Il -,
no respectable dealer would put on his
customers at any price and yet "ONE
WHO KNOWS" gets ad and says
worked without pay or thanks when /
advertised their business. / have no
doubt but that he spoke .teetingLy; nei-
ther was expected of him. He says
he feels like the old lady who was kick
ed by Jack. Well, it must have. hit
him pretty hard when l limited that he
was deceiving the people. He says
my name is neither Red nor Yellow; !;
it is not Green, at any rate. If his
trees were what he represer ted them
to be, why did he make reelection Of
six hundred per cent. to get one lot. of
his hands? $40 .irl. r- -s-
| have no wish to iniare men of,an
honest calling, but / hope those who
have ,atronized these peddlers will
not blame us il time proves the wis
dom of patronizing home enterprises,
and givinga q wide berth TO men who
are no more responsible for theiriwOrk
than the veriest swindler living. 4
Mahlon HoRr ION is building a new
store house in Farmington, on the site
of the old Central Inn. i, -..ss,.,-s
There were heavy frosts on the NOR
nings of the Sd, 4th and 5th insts. 40
WM. .STILLwELL is running the
Pleasant Grove Hotel. We make the
with pleasure that it is
strictly temperance house. .,:t.'.o
I. McKELvEY has the contract for
putting stone on the West end of thel
Colerain and Martinsville Pike
DIcKERsos's Saw Mill is on ED.
farm. !, They have large
lot of saving, which denotes a large
lot of building. a ,a Y5-x*. I.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09

HARNEss.-Last week while in
Harris saddle and harness shop in this
place we were shown the finest set of
silver plated carriage harness ever
brought to our notice in the county
The workmanship was elegant
without any sacrifice of strength or
durability. In addition to the parts OF
the harness usually plated, the brides
are handsomely decorated by two sill
yer head-bands. They were made for
Mr.. James Irwin and est so. Mr..
H's reputation for fine as vel as sub
stantiaI work is rapidly becoming es-
tablished here. -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09

EDITORIAL NOTICES are SO con
]. B ROSE 4 CO..
IS Broadway. New York.

EDITORIAL NOTICES are SO COM
mon that It. is impossible for an editor
express an oninion without he IL suspec
pectei Of interested motives. This fact.
however shall not deter US from sewing
what we think Of n new addition to the
Materia Melica 70 which our attention
has heen recently directed. We refer to
DR. J WALKERS CALIFORNIA V 'NEGAR
Buffers. remedy which is making It's
position. That IL Is nacifie for indig
estinn, Biliiousnexs CONSTIPATION. and
many complaints nf nervous origin. we
have reason to know; and we are assured
on good AUTHORITY that rs general
invigoranf regnl inp and purifying
medicine, 1t has no equal Il ia stated
that its inpre 'ients (0htained from the
wilds Of California; sre rev to the med
ical world and its effect certainly q ar
rant the conclusion that IT IL com
pound of agents hitherto unknown II
popularity Is any criterion, there can he
no doubt of the efficiency Of the VINEt
GAR BITTERs. for the sale Of the article
is immense and rapidiv Increasing 1874
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09

BERTHE Alexander, Ida Anderson,
Jennie Burns, frankie Campbell, Efie
Davies, Mary Hoffner, Josie Hewitson,
Teresa KIM, Ida Doyle, Lena Merritt,
Emma Pennington, Annie Patterson.
Louisa Roscoe, Ellie Thompsons Estella
Umstead, Annie White, Harry Boroff,
Charlie Clark, Jesse Bewley, Charlie
Frint, Eleughs Heyman, David John
sen, John Seidwitz, Geo. StilweB, Hem
nv Theis. - b Va
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09
NOTICE.
2 James Chick. PHI,
zsrahl Iinder, bes.

0EFORE Andrew Alexander Justice of the
ID Peacein and for Richlsnd Township, Bel
mont County, Ohio. The above named defen-
dant. Sarah Linder, who is @ nonresident Of
take notice. that on the 18th day of April, 1872,
the Plaintiff, James Chick flied in the otfice OF
the above Damed Justice OF the Peace, his az
idavit settling forth, that on the 9th day OF
April. 1850, said Plaintiff obtained a Judgment
against the said Defendant. before, and on the
Docket Of Wilmoth Jones. Esq. late o Justice
OF the Peace of said Township and County. in
the sum of $40 %, that the same is unsatisfied
In whole, and there being justly due thereon
siS 81. which Judgment has since become dor
mant and chat unless the said defendant ap-
pear onthe leth day OF June, ls77, at 10 O'Clock,
a. nl., and show cause why such judgment
should not be revived against him; and II suf-
ficient cause be not shown to the contrary; said
Judgment shall stand revived for the amount
which the Court shall md 10 be due. l...,.,l
la -, ,.s..',,,1 -, - JAMES CHICK,
May 2.6w '"t'tNi 'i'F ,''-i i''''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09

HoN. ]. T. UPDEGRAFF, Senator
from Jefferson County, gave us q call
on Monday. The Doctor is sound
Republican and ranked as one of the
first debaters and sensible legislators
of the Senate during the past session.
AS he is now thrown into our Congress
sional District he will be a valuable
help in our coming campaign.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09
HOLLOWAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

las and al infiammatory diseases WELD
to dilligent use of this powerful pre-
paration. In the foot, hand and neck,
their approach should he checked at
once-if supperation ensues, danger is
and the. knife cannot be en-
ployed without jeopardizing life. This
Ointment will remove the disorder,
without cutting, pain or peril. 25 cents
per box or pot. u siiigs1is.1 ..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Saturday night
Mr.. Samuel Ayres, North of town was
found dead in his bed. Cause-heart
or brain disease. We learn also that
Holmes Wiley living near Centreville
fell dead few lays since from like
cause. Both men were well and had
been laboring as usual.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09
MARRIED..

COPE-EDwARDS.-Apr .. at the residence
Of the bi ide, Farmington, Belmont Co, Ohio,
by the Reverend A. J. Alexander.M Mr.. Orlando
Cope to Miss Catherine Edwards ZEst 10
the I'd inst, at the
home OF the bride, In Jaco0sOurgh, o.. by
Rev. A M Gregg Mr. WIN T Taylor to Miss
Josephine t Johnston. all Of Belmont Co., o.
PORTERFIELD-BECKE 9Th, in The
N Church, CentreviIie. by Rev r Cooper,
assisted by Rev Shaw, Mr. Albert 6 Porter
field OF Iowa to diss Annie Beckett. of War
nock's Ststion. Belmont County, Ohio.
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Notice.

CHARLES A, FULLER, Ehoss bi.ee ar resl-
" dence Is unknown and cannot So aroertsin-
I'd, will take notice that Afarrsh Darra6 and
othrrs, this day nled IN the Conrt. OF Com mon.
Pleas cf Belmont County, Ohio. patifion
agRlnst said Fuller, Ichn H Heafoa and ofhers
the ohjec. OF which is TO exclude
aid defepdants non any interest In -the sufn
of s760 paid to the Probate Judge Of said Coup
sscompeusatlen lor lot II In hlork n IN RODE
fers first addttion 70 BeiIaire, appropriated Nv
said BOARD TOT school purPeses The DEFEND
ants are required TO answer ~ the an, Of Jane
next ~ Sz9CIATR KELLY =
apls6w Auy for plfis.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09

By reference to Court proceedings
you will find there are fourteen indict-
ments against liquor sellers for keeping
places ofpublic resort for the sale of in
toxicating liquors. Nearly all plead
guilty and paid their fines, amounting
in all to about $500. q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09

We learn that the Gazette man has
been terribly exercised as to the course
he will pursue. At first he was enthu-
in favor of Greeley but
August Belmont's last circular will do
the work. Praise Greeley but hands
off for awhile yet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09
TO Consumptives

SThe ahy; ;r;iser, hayipg been peTuiKuenyty
cured 0t that dread -diseasa, Consum ption. by q
!upia remedy Us ANXIOUS to faaEeI TX TO
his feitow, sufferers the means of eur To u
W iiO desire il. ne will SEM n copy nf THE pre-,
scription used. {free of ch rge1. wftA the dfsacl
lions for preparing and using the same. which;
they will fnd u SURE CURE FOR ti0NSUNPTIfsS,
AsI HMA BRGNcHITIs. &c. Parties wishing the
will please address 400 Jist 10 u
ItIf al REV. EDW AED,! WILSON =
262 SOUTH Third. street. Eilliamsburgh,N.Y
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Information. Wanted,

THE Undersigned 'is anxious To mar, lone
Il Henry barnes, grandson of Henry Glttin-
yer. he was in the Union iArny during the
late war: was discharged at Louisville, Ken
tucky went 10 Canton, Ohio. and LETT there
ssnce which time he has not been heard Q here.
There is q considerable pstrfnaony due Him
from his grand-father's estate. Address ,...
+. WIN. II. JACKSON,
70 @ st. Clairsville, Bel. Co., o. 4
Exchanges pleas notice. IA vE!-G.-1saio
nav2-3W
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I-,5REVENgE FAX

- CoLLEcroR's OFFICE, 18th Dirt. oFOHIo,
r. May 4, 1872 :.
vide In teTnai Revenue To support the Govern
ment and pay Interest on The public debt, ap-
pfoved Juqe 81 1854. rs amensied sMarch'2 2 lS6Ts
and July II, 1870, I hereby give lintice 10 ali
that HE Assessofis An ussl List fur
this District, for lsI2, embracing tax on income
for 1S7l, Distilltrs brewers Liqu " and Tibaeco
iealeFs has been rendered 90 me, the said taxes
lie row due and required 10 be paid within ~
lays from thisdate. u ttL..-9-.-Ji s4lr ~. =
= -; g. C. LOFLAND,, Collector,
PAYMENT OF taxes for Belmont County TO be
made % depuiy collector. Asher W IIlisms, ~
GAINESVILLE May q; Bellaire, Mey y, Bridge
port, Ne y2k st. Clairsviile, May .. Il ma2td
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-09

THE BUGS AGAIN.-It seems to be
an undeniable fact that the Colorado
Potato Bug has again made its appear
ance in this county. 1t intends to
take an early start this time and those
wishing anything in the potato line
had better plant sweet potatoes. Mr..
]. L. Griffith of this place is agent for
plants and orders left with him will
receive prompt attention.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

Mary Anderson, En-. Davies, Nam
ME Grove, Harriet Jones, Mamie
Kennop, Geftie Neiswanger, Mary
Troll Emma Hewitson, Ida Ivesoh,
Callie Johnston, Mary Lochary, Eva
Rice. Annie Hatcher, Bell Meyer, Sal
lie Pennington, Ida Rit S, May Simp-
son, Lura West, Mamie Lanck.. Robert
hammond. -azt s-s al sissE
7-f = e. JAS. j. BURNS, .S,tp't: