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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

HlCCSDufSn Live STOCK mafkeCs
~ 80 SATURDAY, June %, 1872,
CArTLE.-The receipts of cattle to-day have
been light. There have none G anges, hands as
all the buyers have gone, east. The feeling
rules bad and Is inclined downward. The mar
zet during the week was n drsgay and slow
one. with prices from u to &c lower, aid in
some cases. even more Mostsof the offerings
were of stock of the Inferior grades The buy
ers were evidently afraid o. their markets and
they operated very cautiously, and, although a
good deal of stock was offered, they refused To
buy. This left a quantity here which had TO be
shipped out on first hands. Tit advices from
the east are anything but favorable. and the
prospect at this time does not look favorable
for next week Foiiowing:nre about the rnl-
ing prices: Extra, 400 TO L5oe ms steers. 50 IS
to IS; prime. 1So0 os, 50 90 to Q 7O good. I.2On
ms, Sc 90; fair IlO0 fbs SO Is 10 S58 90; common
S. so to 75.
Hoes,-Tne hog market has been dull during
the past three or four days, and prices, as COM
pared with the early part of the week, are of
from u to q of q oent p u. and trade to day
was slow even at the reduction above noted
Philadelphia hogs, which on Monday and
Tuesday brought 5 10 S, 10 cannot be quoted to-
day above 81 3o@4 40: and Workers. which at
tho same time sold at 81 81 TO 5 20. cannot be
quoted to-day above 81 90 to l2L4. ,0si
sHEEP-The supply during the week was
light, though fully mp to the
demand; thin sheep are not Wanted here at
any price, and the offerings for some time past
have consisted principally of this kind; how.
ever, good smooth even lots OF sheep have
been doing better, during the past day ortwo.
n consequence OF the very limited supply OF
his kind. and prices, If anything, are shade
,etter. we now quote good 70 to IS Ms tfne
TooD at ~ 20 cts; % to 50 Ds. same kind at
u to SO and extra 100 ms may be quoted at &c
heugh, as might be expected, there afe but
very few Of this kind offering: coarse wool In
Llama smooth and fat. 95 to 100 ms, ~ { cts;
ommon- so to 90 ibs 4@4lz, zEia
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Piftsburgh produce Marlxes.

From the Pittsburgh apers OF Monday :
APPLEs.-Prime IS 90; common togood ss@s4
. Dbl.
BTTTTER-l36l5c.
BEANS-S3 O0l3 25 = bus. se
CHEESE-Ohfo factory, l6c; Goshen 16. ~
CARBON OIL--24c . gal. ,asE .sf-.s1.s
DRIED DFRUIT.-Peaches 1890; Apples 9c9 %.
EGGS-Fresh l7c@Sc p doz.
FLOUR-Red winter. S. 75@$9 25 3 Dbl; White
2 tbbl, So z5Gll0 90. -..-..-.-..l
GRAIN-Wheat Red sl,95@2 90; White, s2 0S
Oats 55c: Corn. 6e@6s Rye, 81.
Java 2sc. Teas-Y, 81, fancy. 81 65 prime
81 p; fair 81 90 n; Gunpowder. good 81 %;
0olong good so. Sugar refined. 12 Raw 9@llc;
Porto Rico, prime il4c. Melasses, N. o.6O97oc;
Syrups, choice zoe. Rice, 91zc.
HAY $50 2 ton,
ONIONS-S2 OO@3 90 q bus
POTATOES-60@70c 2 bns. IS
POULTRY-75@S0c. =. .i ls.......-...
PLOVISIONS-Hanls, s. c. l2c, Sides, S1z
shoulders, SIC. Lard l0c. II ~
RAGS+4c 2 ms. -, -. ~. sl-..t i
SALT-S2 90 p bbl. -1.s = s5
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WO LsziGARD Nc, ], ) sIsPIERlNG
PROPERTY For Sale.

rrHE undersigned offers for sale . lot OF iaad
i containing about 4 acres, located on the
road leading from East sRtesiland 20 Lewis
erected an said lot a reasonable good frame
Dwelling House, good frame stable and 9th
er necessary out buildings. about 20 Apple trees
Peacifrees Grapes and other small fruits. A
good Church about x mile distant, In an excel
"A good enterpffsango me-
chanic can obtain a com Portable home. at, a
very low price by calling on me al my residence
JuneGSE - 81. McMILLEN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

Do MT forget the announcement that
the Republican Primary elections will
be held on the thirteenth inst.
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Farnd For. Sale.

r OFFER my farn ~ sale. eontainsnag s nm nv ~
balance in good timber. There Is on the iarm
a gnni frame cottage dwelling house. never
n nm, vseiI at the door stable and other out
~, ii.piSs There is also . thrifty young or
chard of about 100 trees just beginning 70 pear;
rhs. farm In well watered and has on ita good
Eor fnrtber particulars inquire OF the sub
s,iriber living ON the premises u miles roin
Tovdsville and aeout the same distance Nortn
Of lSs;ssf nsTsS s'~'''n' ioHN HINDER.
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FOR SURVEYOR,

EDITOR CHRONICLE You " Ill please an
uounce the name of SAUL K RUGGLES, as
candidate for the Office of County Surveyor
subject to decision OF the coming Republican
County Convention. mANv rprrNns
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LOST. Strayed or driven away from
the premises of the subscriber 2 miles
South of st. Clairsville. about the first
of June, Sixteen head of Sheep, p,unshorn,
Part of them about half blood black top
merinos, the Others more open or white
top wool.
4 liberal reward will be given for
their return or for any information lead
ing to their recovery.
june1S-sw VIM. CHAMBERS.
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REAL ESTATE
m granieEoRa y AL.E=.- AL.E1=. e..l''l 9eo9.

|m s5 FOR SALE 5re'I
fehlACREs on theCsO. b. Il, . miles from
llOU Bellaire Ohio, pnderlaid With Coal apd
easy Of access, this IS q good hill fafkn and
worth the attention Of any one wishing spof-
af1sS '1'H Arse iFoy iai.i' ,aam p
1 TRACT OF lao acr and 60 acres contiguous
I'll TO, each other immedistely adjoining Me-
hams Coal. Works, underiaid with Coal. eligl-
bly, Initiated and easy of aocessS These tracts
offer a fine opportunity for Investment by Coal
Companies 6ri riEdividuais intendlEg TO go INTO
the coal business. 4ntt SIl ti-i5 o. shNA-
s.ia7fi et9uia ALSO .RRm9l1hS2 -.
~ ACRES of land one mile rom iBellsire, for
T. s650 AMI about ..
4 ACRE uf land on the Bank OF the ohio River
~ and the Bellaire and Wegee Turnpikey one
mile froIn BSllaire, cheap.
HAVE a, O. for sale large lot In Belialre ON
lib which liz erected three stpryi l.riclr. House
with store Room, &C., and a large frame house,
suitable Tor Boarding house on reasonable
terms. 8rLfialsg
/ r HAVE also some fne residence. garden lots
| j farms IN Belmont county town lots 90. 1n
Bellalrs. whiehit Will pay those Wishing 'so
! purchase to examine, 49, Il !
r HAVE sume very fne Coat privileges near
1 Bellairs for sale; ON fetTseFIas, sia .npilQa
Real Estate bought. and sold, ON TseSpnasls 80
jnneisamas bluoa 81 'lfBeiiairss ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

PROBATE CoURT is holding regular
session this week. About a dozen
whisky cases are set for trial.
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n EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Holm sHAMMOND,I.,.. !.

MANUFACTURER Or Tin and Copper Ware.
vi Special attention given to Roofing and
To5,Work. Keeps constantly on hand Tin,
copper, Rrass, House-fnrnishing Hardware
md Cooking Stoves. In Rhodes New Build
ng, Bridgeport, o. july4ly72
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st. CIairsviIie Retail Market.
Apples s3 00per bbl. I.tEB2 = a a,roso-
White wheat -four p bbl $40 5Oeli 90. - z a.
Wheat per bush. 50 90 - 3,
Corn p bush.60c ..i 81 hsii iiiss lis
Oats p bushel 45c. -s ssfta 90 = t1Do7{ li
Hay p ton SIC 90. 9g 3T4-its si,l2si
Potatoes . bush. SOC Il s5e-ssif.s {, ;t',,il
Dried apples q ID sc-s f5zHH aaE .naita.
Dried peaches p fb.l21zc ls.+ ,iif' ia.I. 81.
Hams p D 129l4c. ; .5sfri 7lzE ~. = -.
sides p b &C. Ia - gNaf 3E& ~
shoulders p ID 7c. ~ y = =. : ,...sll. -.
Fish-Msckerel No. 2. halfbbis6 IS. - -. 8
els "sai5i 81 :" - So 25. aaroif
Butter . n 12lzc. e.s -s-'c.-sr; f,.s..s, i
Eggs q doc. l21zc. a = ls,--g ns7 81 10 81
Lard p % lie. - -
Cheese p ib1sc. -, i fss y NJ i B, ~ =
Tallow q n l0cts. T-sr.fisa sE ,is;'.ss5
Bees Wax y D 40c.
Feathers p fb 75c. ..s5i 7i,s-5l o..
Coffee 25@Tc. .as 90 a..
Sugar N. o. p 70. iO@l2l4c. ~ si..'
Sugar White, = I5c ~
Tea y n 81 25@175. sni e - vas
Rice p u l0@l25zc.
N. o. Molass 2 gallon SOC. ~, -, ss-e.s,
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Opposite the Post Ofiice.--We
have large stock of fruit jugs-all sizes
stone and glass,-wax sealers and self
sealers, as cheap as the cheapest.
june272w JEPSONiS.
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To Consumptives

The advertiser. having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by 8
simple remedy, Us anxious to make known tc
VINO desire 1t. he Will send a copy OF the pre-
scription used. lfrse OF charged with the direc-
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CoNsUMPTIoN
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &c. Parties wishing the
prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l9l Penn. Street, Williamsburgh. N. Y.
Oct26'7l-iy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

THE largest and best selected stock
of Wall Paper ever brought to st. Clairs
vile, for sale ct T. n. LEWIS.
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REMOvED.

n rrss NANCY h. FAFsIS, would inform he.
iaiss Sertieu larly that she has removed 70 ehs
rooi,l formerly o ,cr pled by watson q 0ressiE z,
rer, West OF the 81 Clair Hotsi %nere ~ sne w. w
sS06DS and Trimmings, fresh from ths kaal
zach season. to while she Invites me atten tlq9
81 yers T1iankfr for past ihvot1 81 e M9n.e :, @
n A ISE or TRIMMED, to cali where thsy may
se expedltluukiy ana neatly supplied.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-04

MR.. ]. II. sToNEBRAKEs, IL ready at his
IM saloon under the st. Clair House, 70 attend
o ali work In the way ef Sh aving. hair Dress
him q Q eli. feDoTzt
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
PhiIadeIphia Wool Market.

June 22.--The market continues dull
and prices favor buyers. We quote Ohio
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, Xxx wash
ed fleece, 70a72c; K do. 6sa7Qc; medium and
coarse 90, 1zaISc; comping and deiaine do, S2a
western heeces, K and Xxx washed fleece
6Ia70c; medium andcoarse do 70a74c; comb bing
and delaine do. S2c fine unwas ned, Ha5Oc: M
dunn and coarse unwashed, 52115a55e: combine
and delaine, unwashed. Csc; choice picked tuh'
soc; fair tub. z5c. inferior tub 65a70c No. city
country puIlings, Goae5c.-Norih American.
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A SpIendid-New lotof Paper and
Oil Cloth, Window Shades in great var
iety at. LEWIS.
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Teacher's Examination

The examination of Teachers for the Special
School district Of Bellaire City, Belmont Coun-
ty, Ohio. for the ensuing School year VIII be
held at the school house in Bellaire City, on
Thursday 27f b inst, at l O'Clock ?. n
]. g, JENNINGS, Sec.
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MRS. M CHENEY.

{6TISHES 10 announce to the ladies Of ST
w CLAIRSvILLE that she has just received
q new supply of Millinery goods, hieh she
will sell at very reasonable prices, she has hats
ranging In price form SO 90 down TO 70 cents.--
Ladies' from the country will do we'll to cal
before purchasing elsewhere. Rooms adjoin'
ing the CHRONICLE OFFICE. f
iuly4tf lfl
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GREAT BARGAINS

To be had one door west OF Lewis Drug Store,
in Glassware. Queeusware. Boots. Shoes, Hats.
Caps and Notions, for 30 days, you can buy the
most and best for the least money. Stock COM
plete-and OF the best quality. Now is your
time 20 buy at half price Strike while stock
is full and complete
june251m : s - JOHN VICKERS co.
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For SaIe.-A fine Laminated Steel
Double Barreled Shot Gun, nearly new.
je271t LEON WEIR.
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MARRIEn

AGER--WH!TAKER--o June %. lS72. by
barnet Taylor. Esq. at his residence, MI.
bo th OF Belmont Co., Ohio.
ALLEN--McGREGoR. the house of James
McGregor, Esq, In Belmont County, on the
18th OF June, A 1877. by Rev ] Lane, Mr.
John Allen and Miss Margaret A McGregor.
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Obi those Dolly Warden Shoes at
BAILEY & BUMGARNER'S.
June Is, If.
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THE Ladies' Newport Tie. The
gayest Slipper out, at
RAlLEY & BUMGARNER'S.
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We want our books settled up to the
1st of July, aud we mean to try to have
it done. Remember this.
june272w J. JEPSON & SON.
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Notice.

r the regular an uuai meeting OF the "Bel.
| IA mont Horse Thief Detective Associstions I.
the following officers were elected TO serve ths
en- suing wear: President-W q. kinney
/! n. Gregg: Managers-Stacy J. Beams. Evans
Stewart. Stephen Duna.. The Sprieiyl rs in a
lfiourishipg condition with membership mum
bering nfty- flve memeers.i itt" uu llihoi.r ?
BY order OF the Managers. u H.. -
= ~ IENKINF3ON WRIGHT, Sec'y.
| june274w m i5ns .lsl IS ir 8HE4 81
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: NosAiEs Of wool Of which we are
aware occurred during the week.
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A beautiful assortment of Childrens'
Shoes and Slippers just received at
BAILEY d &BUMGARNER'S.
lime H. If
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T. N. LEWIS has just opened his
stock of Wall Paper for the Spring
trape.
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Nasl'giQl &IafaFs0l(,allaga.

INSTRUCTION. NcoMPEETEA ANDTHoRoU0H
Expsass per ,Annun. saoe te tseo.
For a Catalogue and Information. address
President HAYS. Washington. PENN
!, junel3-Sm ID silsaa a ll-ai 81.
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[,Insr NATIONAL nANK on srcLAIRs-

CNIHST NATIONAL bANK OF bTlULAIft5
i WILLIE. CAPITAL 100000.
HSBank open from . A. N. until B r. n. Dis
count days Tuesdays, at 10 af N. Money receivet
on deposit. Collections madeR proceeds re
mitted promptly. Exchange bought and sold
Directors--Ross Il Alexander, David Brown
Joseph Woodmansee, George Brown.
d. ID. T. COWEN, President
H. @. WELDAY. Cashier.
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WALL PAPER just received and
opening at LEWIS DRUe & Book STORE
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Bargains in Window Shades for the
nextsr30 days at West's--.a fine cloth
bordered shade for fifty cents.
iuue202w
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LOC%1 NOTICES.

For Sale or Trade.-A light spring
two-horse wagon. tongue and shafts, J
for sale or trade on good terms. Address
iee74t e. DILLON, Belmont, o.
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Paper-Holland and Oil Cloth. for
Window Blinds at. LEWIS.
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
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List of those who have paid subscrip-
tions during the month of June and to
what date. ~
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SROJVnIN6as.es
Harve1v;,'B Dodw7,joarrtth wort


|EarveyB 20 w';oarltl
Of New York,
Comprising SO members iii'' :
Also the Queen Of Song. MRS.. JENNIE aV4kl
rZAHDT; MILE FILMENo, q 4
The distinguished vfolfnist and Pianist:
And other great artists, ine.uding Mr.. BENT
/ the renowned Cornet soloist; on i,7f5 4
FALLS FIELD, ROCHESTER,, N \.
4 July I'd, Sd, Attn and 9th, 1871 81
1 Under the Mammoth Tent. used last season by
i Mp T. Barnum for his two combined shows
being the largest canvas tent in the world. s
day two concerts only, by all the city bands.-
July I'd. Sd and 4th, doors open at ~ q. M. z p
m. and p. IN. July 5th. Doors open at y g. m:
and D. M. This last day the distribution viii
AXE place. This will be the largesy Musical
Carnival ever given in New York State.ilii.i' -
PRIZ Es.Iii SI75. 90 O.!
Given to Ticket Holders without any Reserve.
These gifts consist of the most Valuable, Rare,
Elegant and Costly Goods and Property.
| TICKETS ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Every person purchasing one ticket may be-
come this possessor OF these world-renowneUt
.t. .Gf f p4izes: - 1f.-',i II
THE GREAT CARNIVAL sIx-IN-HAND,
Consisting of these mstchless teams; Barnum's
Black Team, the late Col: Fisk Gray
Team, and Tilliughast's Splendid Il.
Blood Bays forming the six finest
horses in the world. ~ e+i-it ~
THE ELEGANT LANDAU COACH,
Made for the Emperor, OF Germany: and a
Splendid GOLD-MOUNTED HARNESS.
THE EMANIFFICENT PARLOR AND BED
ROOM SET OF FURNITURE
Made nor the Grand lnks Alexis,
THE MINIATURE STEAMBOAT, sPRovI-
=.sai4,. DENCE,n1 = o o-{gyII.,g,i 81
Made Of silver and Cold for the late Col, Fisk,
with u Musical Box attached. which plays
-6F al eight tunes. az. ffs,f.ff ~. s.fFs
The Beautiful White Trick Poney,
The Mammoth Ok, Weighing
{ -5t. 1000 Pounds, siA =
/. 2 3 81 % An immense nainber Of - jii1
Trees &Plants ofthe RarestKindsE
. In addition to these maiehless attTactlensI
are fnnumerabie others, consisting of Splendid
Furniture. Jewelry. Solid Bronze Arsicles MAJ
folica Ware and many other articles OF bijou-
terie and vertue; Sewing Machlnes Pianos,
Organs, Harnesses. Trunks and satchels,z OIL
ments, sFurs. Carriages. TChroInos and sils |
are the unparalleled number Of o a67 splendid
And every holder or 4 dollar ticket stands a.
fair chance OF beeomisg a rich man. iSes4 iaI
: PLAN OF DISTRIBUTIONS 90 |
s One hundred ana iseyenty-fiSe Thousand
issnsd will be placed in D NE wheel. and cards
Inscribed Nv ith the name of tla gifta will be
placed In another. From these wheels. n num-
Der and aagift will he drawn simultan eousiyst
the mum ber drawn In each instance TAX ing the
gift drawn at the same tirne.- M 80 @iA
: All orders for tickets by mail. ,must be ad-,
dressed to = a ~ - 49,
e,i GEORGE HIeBLLfS, Managerpe ~
ROCHESTER,, NEW YORK STATE, o.
r Ca Bnffalo Street Powers Com, Buildipg,l i
2 June271m
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ARLINGTON
I'il.R.9|.l|.fii..l!||.lgl ii.l!||.lgl. I

sad snaye.I ezilu) s9zia 1izW .ssIE
fIauW ,smriov Waa E9d betSiqfao.
ssaT i9EiH b 9iti1 gnimTaiB edt 9YRd @.
-TR4 Ga1so 5ll nd. na1G5 es'ia iiGia9d
.sgoi 9slfpepfo5 bsbuiis yi1ainot
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Isaac Davis, sole agent for Belmont
County for the sale Of the late Improv-
ed Buckeye Mowers and Reapers.-
Also. Sweepstakes Threshers. st. Clairs-
Vile, Ohio. ma2tf
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OK Sunday mercury went up to s2'
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I Farm for Sale
AYERS Cathartic Pills.

For the relief and
cure Of al derange-
ments IN the stom-
aeh, liver, and bow
els They are amid
apenent, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely yege-
table, they contain
nomGeuryo
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
al h. ffno1P fSu~n1-
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GenuineHopeda dale Cradles

At Jepson's. Come qefore they are all
gone. i}Jfst - iune203t
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200 Men Wantedi-Two hundred
men wanted Immediately for Railroad
work. Apply at the National Ho tel,
st. Clairsviile, o.
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A SPLENDID variety of Mems &
Boys' Creole Cong. and Pc. Gaiters. at
- sBAIEEY q BUMGARNERsS.
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Editor Chronicle You will please annouuc Q
the name Of WM. SHARON OF Colerain Town
ship, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the
decision of the coming Republican Conven-
tion and oolge, carrp.N varrps
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LADIES', ceH and see our new EN-
press Slippers, and Newport Ties.
BAILEY & BUMGARNER.
June Is. If
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LUMBER. l.AFH and SHINGLEl

Sash. Doors and Blinds made TO order
swASY;BARNES, West South ST., Bernesville
Ohio 80 = 49, ~ June64w
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The great secret of the strength of the
Republican organization is its intelli-
gence; its strongholds are in its school
houses and churches Phoebe Review
This is news indeed. We thought its
strongest hold was on the National
Treasury and several million of ignorant
negroes, who do not possess intelligence
enough to know that they are the dupes
of the Radical rogues who lead them
At the same time, as the Radicals claim
by implication to engross all the intell-
gence, schools and churches in the
country, we cannot but regret that they
did not apply the first to some other
purpose than to teaching in their
schools nothing but addition, division
and silence" according to the approved
Pennsylvania method; and last that they
failed to learn that cruelty, hatred,
malice and theft are not enumerated in
the list of christian virtues. Judging
from the treatment of the South for the
past seven years, and the general steal
ing that has been going on for longer
period, We cannot bat think that the
Radicals have not been regular church
attendants, or else their ministers must
have been of the Parson Brownlow order
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-02

The HOME TRUTHS that MIR. Greeley
has been telling in mis- late speeches an
noy the Grant radicals horribly. They
cannot deny the facts that old Horace in
sists upon putting before the people-so
they vent their spite in ridicule and
abuse. This will not win, and they know
il, and it is that conviction that gets
their dander up so furiously. The Presi-
dent and his foctmen 1--WE do not mean
che darkeys who wear a white livery at
Long Branch) had better have thought
of this in time and not by incapacity
and wrong-doing have rendered them
selves SO obnoxious to criticism.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-02

The Toledo (Ohio) Blade boasts the
possession of "Jenkins who has
been interviewing the President at Long
Branch, and who made the important
discovery that Grants bull pups are New
foundland dogs and the President has
two colored servants who wear white
livery; all of which interesting facts are
set forth in detail for the delectation of
the good people of Ohio. No doubt
when Grant assumes the state and style
of autocrat this literary turnkey will be
promoted to the position of Jenkins-in-
Chief to the Court.