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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22
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= s,a SiT TSooS @ousE
Il prrssssb,iei ftsat v.,.s y ysse ssl.sdd lees.
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ia frs' ssgss 4: :R!ss ss
H|I DYEH a DAVIDSON, Y 1
uy9ttg Nortbeast cor seventh sI aad Ia ave.
I,,oR sILE-THE sUB THSTiAL suILpIEG
on the corner % siIin stree, sod Pssa1sls ola
sssss; 's d 'GS ms : s: ssSss
iroeis % nnS ,nv,s ~. s,as nan
% Ts 90 fss vrsp.9 aSI y Ssa % % sS
s.I. ';S s,y. .t,sr shish . aO' 'sd - b iOf
hSplS 10 BENJ. BIZ ALL OF AI.PHKUa MIDDLE.
FOR nhlK.rwo. HuSDREO AUEks of
- saa sIl!, Mn .as,s,Ss WI. i;s% ;sssi,.
cbs,gr n, ~ All III, psoessty iaauirs 81 JNO
HvEfr, No. 4 80 M.ssseeu,.,,. s,ecae mI.7-a,,
MON SALE TEE = ~ 77TIIT >
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22
ID - -. and Auetioneef,
52o Seventh street, bstwosn O and II.
TRUsrRWs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROYED PROPKkTY


n by virtue Of . deed ef trust, dated Desomber
Au ls67, from Richard Morgan and wife, and duly
rpoorded IN nbsr E o. No "a folio an one OF tho
land record. i.f w.shlpGton eounty, D o 4, and %
the request Of the YAry secured thereby, will ss In
front % the premlsos 70 the hshtst bidder, At the
time herelnAit.e .peSihed. the folowins described
on wkDNs ssDAY, June ., isdll .. $50 O'Clock,
.ireet east, between and b streets sogh. These
ota have front u feet and opposite the pro-
posed Capitol Park and surrounded By elegant im-
prQyyms1ts rare chance 70 secure desirable
zI'?, % ihs zane dsy, ., Q O'clock. p N, pAr.s Of
Lota II and n, In square RD, the south side Of
RAst oaDitol street, bstvssn Klxhth and nlnth
.,ress,tss sAsa hnpse.ed p, 80 esAt FhAak
. Al.o, 9s the ,sIe dAJ a ellaQ e'olcok. Lot 4 q
Saaare los, On North A street, betSeea biHtesnth
and Bevsntsenth sifegtl eat. " - =.
I'm. !. "a = s;sG = - 0S; YY,.s s ss: S.,.ss:
ss;ss ID s Ss; q sis s,-gs ss "a
trlpsrty 10 sold. - =. !
sFtJ At the tak and cost Of the detailing puro ssr
y case the terms are nst e2mPlsd yith within nVS
mJtswAds tstAIl b, Il. wARNkR. Ausl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22

The Tribune goes into editorial ccstasieS
over the Intelligence from the South that
General Beauregard, General Richard Tay-
lor, General Hays aud one or two other ex-
rebel leaders announce their intention 10
accept the Cincinnati platform and support
Mr.. Greeley for the Presidency. 1t has fallen
to the lot OF Mr. Greeley to more than once
send JOY through the Confederate ranks.
When the South was rushing into rebellion
1t cheered Mr.. Greeley's declarations that
there was no power In the Constitution to
keep State In the Union that wanted TO go
out, and again Ii applaudsd Mr.. Greeley's
proposed surrender and peace-at-any-prlc
cry when the battle was more than half won.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22

TuE SAFETY Of DIR. Livingstone seems to be
beyond all question. Dispatches and cor
respondence In yesterdays New York Herald
confirm the news received some time ago OF
the finding Of the great African traveller and
OF the entire success Of the HerdlFs unpar-
alleled feat 10 Journalism. It Is exactly
seven years since Livingstone left England.
No direct intelligence has been received from
him since 1868 until within the last four or
Ave weeks. The result Of his seven years
wGnderings In the interior OF Africa will be
awaited with interest, and will no doubt
throw considerable light on the condition Of
that hitherto sealed-up country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22

Mas. GoyERSoB OooEH will receive on
tuesdays from tlll 4 O'Clock. 4..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22
r., " wARNEss n ,s,, Zeal e..i s..a,s P.ss..
O and H.

THUSTEE'S bALE OF AN ELEuANT FOUR
hrOnY PRRAs.BRICK FRONT RksIDENOR,
EfsfR ASb ffENTH srRksfs. n AAN
% i1o, ssd sui, sSSsyasd y fiss, ss iss 20. 90:
of the land records Of Wellington oounty Dtsrtot Of
Columbia, and b. dreoton o. ths party thereby -
De- 81 o,eesi on wRDSssDzY hfTERSoSH, AZ Si
lphl isIa % the premses. that par, % 70. n
ington civ. D o.. oomprised within ths following
metsa and bounds, Via Oommsnoing for the same on
X street At the southwest corner q AID lot, And
south lba feet 30 thence west u iect % place Of BE-
ginning, vi I'm mprovemonts thereon, subiset 70 Ger
tain ground ROM, vhloh wilt be made kno IN on ihs
dAy q sale, and which be purchased for a noml.
nal consideration. Tit perfect II IL Improved bY
house No gib y street, which Il one Of The most de-
srable Ia the oly either Tor Gentlsman's residence
OF for private boardinG honas the ceilings are hlsh,
All modern oOnvsnienoea.
Terms Of aalei eSO0 cash, balAnos In a'I, tuslye
eshteeu and twepty,four months, with tan peF cent
lnlsrest secured by deed Of trust on the properly
e2b0 down when the property Il struck on. Stamps
and oouv.yAnoinE ~ ths oost o. the purchaser.
al, or the soper,y e be rssod at the Tisk and oOt
DANIEL l. EATON, Tru.t..,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22

RnARD-A GENTLEMAN. AND MS w1EE
e dsdt.els nstrhboshSot. Address A. n; e.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22
TNITED sTATEs MARsHAEs sALE.

QierA ooe ~ the supreme Iurt Of ths district ~
Qolnmbls, and 2. me- drso,sd uil At pablle ..ls
uRDAY. the l5th day Of May. is5i. oornnisnoinE At
O'Clock a m, the lloAinE Roods and ehAttes, To-
81 boIss Of Cigars, pat boH Of Tobacco,
lot empty Cigar B5Hoa. DSsnhorps, Scale and
WEIGHTS,
~ 70 ~ ,has a VIII ~. B..nsE, Wine, 80, r.
10, bot,lss o. Whisty, btAndy, Wlncs, 40,
q uhola barrels of Whisky,
Lot botiios Blown Stout and Ale, part barrel
Vluesar,
Part kag Of BiAekbsrry. rort and Sherry Wines.
pArt keGs Of Ctr, part ksa Run,
part keu Ho5ioh whisky, 1 D ut h. ApD'e Brandy,
part barrel Of Montioello Nnlaky,
pArt barrel of Ffenoh whisky,
part barrel o. Ud Horssy Mhiaky,
htove and Fixtures, Uans seat uhairr, 4o.,
hensf Apa levied upon A. the Ge.ds and ehaiiels Of
HliahA ~ Fowler, snd will be sold 10 satisfy KHOou.
tion No. a7o8 10 iavor o. rhllo y, Bletsop.
u.,si.,d ALAN swMAAh VA v h ~ Hi.S,'SSsi, g. y Ss,. Ss,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22

ExRnUTnRs' SALE or VERY nEsIR Bile
NgRIllS SE.L Ne fWkkE X AND 1 STRKiSrs,
osfSi6sYtXSffffksNoos, Nay aA, fss, a ESQ
e'olook, ve. the underaiGoed sxsopto,s, win ss IN
front % the premlses, part ef Lot H. u square VA
norihueai, With dspth Of n feet and improved by
.s. 5,ss ssss p-Sss ss h.ss Ssls,.s sts ms
tsr, gaa, bathrooun, Ac. a-r
lTIRhsi QneLourih oAshi lssidns n siH. tvslys,
day Of sale. Deferred payments to be secured By deed
~ trust on the premisss uony.yanoln5 And stNn ?.
.Iah JON JON pf9RSj A 9MROSjuroHRs ErsUusur.
ml1i.dts JATLMkR ULRARY. Aue,s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22
Auction Sales.
b 200 u Il: \ n ~ S'.'. !.
4 SALg ] !. A 9T yhI,yl BLF IllrRovED

POO and V0S q v. oof. Pa ~. and Finth ~
TRusrKEs SALE or yArutBJE uupRovED
n, ,,,,,Ir sS ~ I, ~ ho 97g, s,,A A..
q 0s,ps IN. sd r.sotasd - Libsr sss, iolo re,
~ lhs lned rseosds fqr Mashiaeto1 e.nnty, N the
nsidqt n gelnmhi., VIII. on. WEDNESDAY. tps
21d e.l oi hY, W, - 4 oelect. y M. enfr for
bdssr ths fceviue dssorihsd zeal sststs siio sis IN
The oil Of WashlnEtqn, 10 the p'utrlat pf Ooub bie
bgluF lots numhgFed one Ydred and fnftJ -ssyrn,
ut, one handed And lotiy -eishh u.sl on, hundref
enc hundrsd and hitg.ope, ttti1 IN n r onbar Z
teeefded snbdivaion Of sauAre ~ hundred and sev-
fufr nva, (G7A1 H ..s.--s
Tsfas ~ ssl. - pfsso!ised ~ The deed q trust,
deSd sith the slpens. ~ sLs, ~ - ~. II e..h
ano the halanos "a tif twelve and sighteen nantnn.
t-essad ~ the notes Of the parchasst,b arnG inter
stat ten e-ni. frou the d.y of esie snA dsed
tust on the property. dspQsit n faQ vm Be
.slai.sd on seeeptsnos q tb. bld, The t.rn. q
ss the PfYpeIty viii be reaold - the erpense aud
cost ol the dsfAaltue pufehassr Ooovsi sncina ard
revenue stampa AZ tbs cost o. purchaser.
u,a,i, RoBRRr nesIERsilES, y, Tr..ts..
- mmHWa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22
spSsoAds B. Il. wkRNkR. Has.LSssss:. .s::S:

5Sss .eSs Sss1 .sa pIs. gssL
DAN1kL \. RATION, Trustee.
b. II WARMER, AaotloaosT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22

Star once BuildlBG.
sALR OF s,oOo ITdbo ITdboP,SSERISo PLANTS AT
On FRID,Y MORNING, MaS "a, is7a, within
gar .ustlon rgoms. A IL oeloet se shat svi the iol
loNinG superior consignment Of Plant.l
Rosas, Verbsnas, Hsllstrcpss, Dahlas. uernninms,
TubsrOs-a. Cape Jasutnes, japan Lii IL non Yer
bones, Japonloaa and AHslea-, together with rnany
otbers Unnecessary 10 onumsrAie.
we would stals iha, this collection Is ir Robert
.. HAindaV, Of Baltimore, whose reputation
Florist Il unnurpA.asd. Terms Cash.
LATfMER q oLEARY, Aue'ta
marqf.dAda ,tAr and Patriot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22
m,n ROSssf VI K b ris:,::: T:s;:

BY wm' i-N NwAais Az. = 6y,. huosisnssr''
Nos 900 and Goa FssnsYissnia s,snus.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-22

abls ios osrdsis snd s,t.s,s ~ .ttsehnsnt, com
plsta. far imnsAiais uss VsRY UHRAP.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12
And yet They are
fer Greeley.

s'Point wherever you
please to an election
precinct which you will
pronounce. morally rot
ten-giyen up in great
part to debauchery and
vice-whose voters sub
sist mainly by keeping
policy Offices, gamb-
ling houses, grog shops,
and dark dens of infa-
my and that district will
be found giving a large.
majority for that which
styles itself the Demo-
cratic party. What is
the instinct, the sympa-
thetic chord which at
taches them so uniform
ly to that party ?"-Hor-
ace Greeley.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12
3 asImnnt Ga. Basinfss 9irfftnrp.
COUNTY oFFIcERs.

probafe Js,dge--A. W. ANDERSON. once
or-zfairs in public buildings, first door 70 rlgnL
Saesi6-WfLLIAMH h HAYS. once IN PuSi1o
CLERK Of CbswEs-J. r MITCHELL 0mcein pun
lie buildings. adjoining the Cenrt aouse., IN
z,srfltor-J B. LoSGLEY. Once up-sssifs IN
r5t,isc nnfldinr- entrance an left door.
P11s.o P7sc. ou..u.is I, ssTs Irwin once on Main
street. first door West CT the BanA. g. ,,,h,,.
f2e~er,ier-JAs A. BARNES: ONCE N puohe
r,sld9ng first floor. second door on left
T7nosecastiao AHorness5sW =. xEENoh' - oiiiee
tew doors east NJ the Naflonal 1S.Si Tszi-a. RE
p1n~an. corls. In; william Armstrong
Armsfrone's Mills.
.-,,o,,v5ooers meet st st. Clairsv1lle on tne
Frss Mondaysof March. June, september ana
Deeember-aBd as a Board OF Equelazs'ioh isnas
.i,e third wednesday of May. In eacn yea:
The probate Court meets on the ntst Lues-
,.avs of January. March, May. July, sempteam9s a j.
ser and November. as erimlnai &c, t.,e'
7Iways open ION business noufsl loi VIC 'AoA7
: otson Of other business
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

me. l come embarrassed to stand in
the place of an abler man whom you
expected to have on your ticket, and a
stranger to you, but can only repeat
my request.
Do not turn your back on Grant now,
we must get back into the old camp
ground of 1868 and under Grant, our
leader tonight, we will get there next
November.
This campaign is just opening in
Steubenville. l have been through
your country; there is some work to be
done but with an effort we will roll up
a handsome majority for Grant and
Wilson.
THE CLOSE.
At the conclusion of Capt. Danford's
speech three rousing cheers were given,
another song given by the Glee Club,
and the procession moved up Third
street, returning down Fourth, when
they dispersed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that petition VIII
IN be presented TO the Commissioners of Bel
mont County, at their next session ION the lst
dayl com mmencing on the LIST Monday of Sept
ember, A. D 1872 praying for the vacation OF a
County Road lending from the foot of the hill,
near what was formerly known as Rings Mills
top Of the hill; thence nearly West along the
ridge through the lands OF VIM, Kettlewell,
VIM. Graham, Geo. w. Hendershot. Isaac
the Northwest corner of Section ID. at the
Ridge Road leading from Pugh's School House
to Thomas's Run via G. Pugh'sP, Shafer's and
II. Kipuey's; for the reason that the same has
become useless to the public.
July254w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12
ADvERTIsINGRATE5

" ne brain, the heart
the soul of the present
Democratic party is the
rebel element at the
South with its Northern
allies and s',y5milpathizers. S, mp
1t would hail the cleo
ton of a Democratic
President in 1872 as a
virtual reversal of the
Appomatox surrender.
1t would come into
power with the hate and
chagrin and wrath and
modification of.atenlbit>
ter years to impeb and
guide Is Iiitissagteps, its '@-;H7orace
GreeicgoY,r.i.aq '...a aiasa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

A sufferer at one Of the, mountain
houses says "the flies come down to
breakfast at the sound Of the gong"
You run no risk pouring oil out OF a
can into your stove if you have no fire
in it. Another safe way is te,have no
OIL IN NJ the esif can s,4,8 sa.-sl ui i-,sf
1t is said, upon the authority efsome
members of Commodore, Xalderbilt's
family, that his ificotne amounts to the
enormous sam 0fsf ,0eG a day, or S4,-
900, 600 q year. 2spf9i..i .HEfG
} Spiritaalisln has at last been turned
to a practical purpose in Maine, where
the visiters from another sphere take
hand at euchre occasionally, and help
to while away the evening hours.
Where are you going so fast, Mr..
Smith ?' demanded Mr.. Jones: s'Home,
sir, home; don't detafa me, have Just
bought my wife a new, bonnety and /
must deliver it before the fashion
changes" -
In Switzerland, milkmaid who is a
good singer gets more salary than 9TH
eIs, because under the influence efm
sic cows ssgiye down" better and give
more milk. An Eastern farmer is try
ing to hire Parepa Ross and Kellogg to
sing round his pump ! ei-tG
The most novel strike on record is
thatof the clergymen Of Wilmington,
Delaware. These gentlemen z have
formed themselves into a Funeral
Trade Union, and adopted the follow
ing resolutions: "That only the hour
for the beginningiof the funeral service
be published, and that promptness on
the part of all is very desirable; that a
be sent for and placed at the
service ofthe minister; that the position
of the minister during the funeral ser
vice be left to his own discretion; that
the selection of the Lords day for fu-
nerals be discouraged"
A Madison buzz-saw got hold of
dog few days ago. The blitheSome
prevented his having hy-
and sent the fieas bowling in
search of another clearinghouse.
A rather singular groupe was observ-
ed riding in one vehiclein the streets of
New York, one day last week.
1t comprised physician, a c0roner, an
and amarillo cutter.
1her6 Is Wneat uelU on IDe- WEST
,iCie of the San Joachim River, Califor-
MIA, thirty-five miles in length by eight
in width, with an area of 10000 acres.
the average yield at six
,een bushels to the acre, 1t would give
| total yield of 9, 2,s6s 200 bushels, or S6,-
Us tons. This amount of grain would
cad S,e0l cars. .,.ts,s -
Jonathan Saddler, of AlleganC County,
Mich, died recently from the effects of
poison. He had been engaged in kill
ng potato rugs on his vines, and crush
ng one of them, the juice struck
cratch on his finger, which Immediate
v commenced swelling, and eommuni-
ated to his arm, and thence to his
,ody causing death in a few hours.
All boys should chop down trees, and
rink spring water out OF tin
ups, and eat chicken p0t-pie, and
wear, and apprentice themselves TO q
ountry printer for so q year, and start
lfi6tnes, and wear White hats, and
ign bail bonds. apd when they grow
ID they may become sore-kead eandi-
ates Tor the Presidency.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12
MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1872.

Belmont lodge No. le. F. & A. NJ meets e t',, sy1
cry Wednesday night y on on OF cIpRR0TJs pTs W. N.
moon. " W. Sf>iaA,-' "
ALEXIS CofE. Sec'y - 1,..-,1 -.h
81 ClairsvilIe Chapter. No; u Royel Sch Sch
.so@o1s r-,eets every FRIDAY night on or aftef
saa f,,ll moon JAS MELLURs H..
-.EnRss. . rarnc5i No s4 Rcyal Select and
sinner excellent Masters. meets on the Secono
1nesday night Of evrry month;
tHes''s w s. KENNON, 7. I. g. NJ.
aone S,nmmanding Mo- 2s OF KNIGHTS Temp
lars meets on the second Monaav nigns oi rs ~
JAS B. RYAN. Rec.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

la,A Watertowns Wis.) brewer recently
wrote to Dr., Greeley, wanting to know
why lager beer s0qrs.sO quickly in hot
weather. The following was the Eeply:
I 4 CHoPPING. GRqUEDs sAT. CH8BFaQuA)
Thermometer L lO1 DEG AND RIsIEG,
= A'''t -'-'''i''s ''''@ August 1. 1872
HONORABLE BREwER: Having lust
finished telling and trininAihg three
giant monarchs Of the forest, and walk
ed to the Postofiee ana back (disiance,
two milesone hundred and thirty eight
rods; time, eleven minutes eight and
Ethree-fourths seconds; and If you doubt
'it, you are aaliar and asDemoerat, 1
hasten 70 reply-te your inquiry.
II have ever considered lager beer a
most villainou5 eompound,i and the
makers and drinkers oft all apack of
inherent sc0undrels, as you will see by
last years. 1tri61nse, (which paper is er-
ctusiUety agricultural, in its character.
Specimen copies ffee;low terms to clubs
during the campaign, in which l, of
course, take no part, only desiring to
heal the wounds of fratricidaE strife,
clasp hand acroes the bloody ehasm
and roll on the ball until the ininions
of Grant, the despot, {who was Iauded
by me in the Tribune only because I
was fettered by party ishackles,p shall
|tremble before the majesty of that
mighty wave which is rising and bear
ing me enwarJl' and upward to the
pinacle of political glory. Tho reason
why it sours is that the hops are gen.
orally dug while green. If they were
left in the ground until the skins on
them become tough and red, we would
hear no more complaints about sour
beer. Stale Graham bread crusts are a
good substitute for hops Give them a
trial, andreport the resultito 80
sai ''Yonrs, scientifically, ,snssi
-e .sfsns ..Ifsgt, HORACE GREFI,EY.n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12
Friends will you do it +?

Should my views be
overruled and General
Grant nominated | hold
his election infinitely
preferable to that of
ANY CANDIDATE whom the
Democrats may nomin~
ate, for a Democratic
triumph involves a re,
turn to power of the
great mass of those who
for years plotted the
disruption of our Union
and at length forced
the Southern States into
secession and rebellion
contrary to the wishes
and the Judgment Of a
decided majority of
their people, Tribune.
5quauAt7S 1871.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

Maine husbands come q cruel dodge
on their faithful, if too talkative, wives,
One tells his wife he Is going to Ausan.
aquatansogowmongotongo fishing, and
in his absence has his friends call at the
house and INQUIRE his whereabouts
When he returns Ike poor woman is
exhausted, and doesn't speak again for
a month.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12
LIVERY STABLE.

HAVING purchased the livery form merly own
Il ed by VIM. NeiswRnger,I announce TO the
Eorses and buggies, carriages or busses at very
reasonable rates, The livery is being rented
with fresh horses and good rolling stock.
CIairsville. Ohio I2l3 If JOSEPH BUTLER, 8
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12
Veterans, Notice!

Il hope the time will
come when the soldiers
that fought with Lee
and Johnson will oecu-
pyyas proud a position
in the hearts of the A
merican people as the
soldiers that fought un-
der Grant and Sher-
man. Horace Greeley
at Vicksburg. n .4r
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A cents w Wanted

MALE AND FEMALE.-Business pleasant,
Inland payingbetter than any enterprise in the
field. Agents make from s6 20 s. per day. Send
stamp for sample and particulars. Address j.
LATHk NJ q CO., go Washington 6to Bosto
Mass. i auGSaw
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Weare told of an editor at Montrose,
Pennsylvania, who has "gone insane
and imagines himself mule" We
know of people with whom we should
regard that notion as an evidence Of
dawning reason. s4
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REMOVED.

MISS NANCY B. FARIS, would inform hei
IM old customers and the I'ublic generally and
ladies particularly that she has removed TO the
room formerly occa pied by Watson & Gressin.
ger. West of the 81 Clair Hotel, where she will
keep fuIl supply # MILLINERY, FANCY,
GOODS and TRIMMINGS, fresh from the East
each season. to whicl she invites the attention
OF b yers Thankfu for past feyors, she would
Invite those wanting HATS or sBONNETs
MADE or TRIMMED, to call where they may
be expeditiously and neatly supplied.
mar26i6S
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CAHD,

AER. ]. I. sToNEBRAKER. Is ready At his
lM saloon under the st. Clair House 70 attena
o all work In the way of Shaving. Halr DrSss-
him q G til. teoo ~
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t90K HERE !

PHYSICIANS or persons wanting pure whis-
same WARRANTED PURE by applying to the
undersigned at their Distillery on Cats Run,
or addressing them at Powhalan Point, Oh1o.
"a - 1919 6rn J. & f. RA MSER.
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ABOUT BEER.

p ~ f.'-IiJII - tr------1I = 'IIlTII'I
What Mr. Greeley knows Con-
] zni-aab cerning ,it.i9flI Las
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MRS. M. CHENEY,

TETISHES to announce to the ladies OF 81,
w CLAIRSV1LLE, that she has just received
A new supply of Millinery goods, which she
will sell at very reasonable prices, she has nats
ranging in price form So 90 down TO % CENTS,
ladies nom the country will do well TO call
before purchasing elsewhere. Rooms adJo1n-
ing the CHRONICLE OFFICE.
fTllv4ff
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JOHN HAMMOND,

MANUFACTURER of Tin and Copper Ware;
lyl Special attention gwen to Roofing ana
Job Work. Keeps constantly on hand Tin,
Copper Brass, House-furnishing Hardware
and Cooking Stoves. In Rhodes New Bulic-
ing, Bridgeport, o. JnlyAyfz
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ATTENTION.

rTyHE undersigned would give notice that ne
L is,prepared to furnish all kinds OF
CABINET WORK
and do all manner OF REPAIRING to furniture
chairs. &c. on the shortest notice.
Particular attention given 70 the UHDEh
FAKfN7 BUSINESS. Ali kinds OF Cofnns
furnished at reasonable prices. AHwork guar
: Wareroomsopposite ! Dr. John AIexandsr's.
49, " B. r. JOHNSTON.
st. lairsvflie, O., Dec. 0. 1889.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REL.WO.NT NURS EREEs

NFniIe North OF National Road near the
" County Iuirmary. ..,ao-
we heen Constantly on hand choice selec-
,5on Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees. vines, &c.
Ii T. o,S exanofne before purchasing elsewhere.
orders promptly I'LL. P. o. address Esst hlcn-
land, Ohio. = N-'--''