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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

20 Hon. Samuel Knox, Senator from
this district has introd duced . joint reso-
lutien requesting our Senator's and Rep-
resentatives in Congress to procure the
passage Of an act at the present session
authorizing and providing for the
speedy construction of a gil or cause
way across thewest branch ofthe Ohio
river from Belmont. county, in this
State, to point at or near the bend oi
Zane island, in the city Of Wheeling,
for the purpose of improving the navi'
cation Of said river; and that said cause
way be made ct a height equal to o.
greater than high water mark in said
ariver. Referred to the committees or
Federal Relations. - I,5.,v sei
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

ter at that time for the election of Dem
ocratic delegates.
The Spriggs and Z emp election case:
will probably be decided Sometime fhi:
week. The Kemp case has been exten
sively argued by counsel before the
Senate Committee.
An act has passed the House to pro.
hibdt persons from killing birds. OF
hunting wild game of any description
ON premises not their own, unless by
owners permission. Penalty not les
than $500, nor more than $500. An
amendment was attempted for the ben
eft of fox-hunters, but failed.
AnRet has passed the House amend.
ing the Jury law of February 9. 1881
1t provides that the Cle-kzshall cause
| the proportion Of Jurors t. be ascertain.
ed from the1fumbe fnale inhabitants
Of q s.of age in their respective
Townships. 1T amounts in effect tC
striking The word sssWhiteD from the
law, but does nothing towards preserib-
ing the qualifications of Jurors. A Dem.
ocrat offered an amendment inserting
the words white male, so that Jurors
could notbe taken from among eolored
men. 70 Democrats voted for II. and
Il Democrats, together with the Re.
Ipublinans, against it. The bill then
passed bya vote of &c TO 81, Ill Demo.
Gratis voting for it. Considerable dis
IeussiOn was elieited.i, Some OF the
Democrats claimed they had never tax.
en-. the new departure chute = Others
that they had, and would stand by the
consequences. The Judiciary Commit.
| tee reported unanimously In favor &
the bill so as TO make the law cAnform
to the Constitution, of the eountfv.
| !. .The Council, of : MartinsviIIe has no.
lGuested the ReDfesentafives and ,Ren.
ate ef. your5C County and = Fyistricf ~, in:
ttrodhce a. a.resoIutiof,; asking scair mann.
ibers,of fsonoress tn a.se. fheir iiperenct
To secure the passage OF an 1ae,t 9foscosI
lstruet.a easlseWax. fIor,17ti,r., .0hinl sI,or,
Ito tha. head, of Hsoes Island ~ SsiiI1 rf,.
ioutionh has been if1trodIlcedr hvs rSenafor
i l.Knox.71 il. was referred ton f,oaiifuiftet
Ion Federal RelafioIis,g sTny5g .,ii19I :.
i T; The If;sh District has been 9fnrkuhate
lin securing ,enofher mefobe. of the Re
lDistrictiag sCommittees :, Thesuausf q
M. Knox has been adied.Ii on the mar
Of the Senate bTaod ae agIa al
/ The bin relative 4, ,thaseireutatibi, q
tGeologjcaL Reports in Furura Thhssi,f.
,lcorae a law 80 Je col 81 10 ir1Tl
/ !, Mr. Armstrui,s of., Ralnopt.i Isas in.
t4rodiIeed fi,aa ff,Ii6wirIsr Praan,hla aud
Joint Resolutionsrd :ssoae 81 f4sT
.,WHEREas.o-S -Somey- ineouatffv. saa,f
luufairness seem t. exist M ffa Iilisfr;.
Ibution of bounties to soldier; efit,a lat.
| Warl. and =, 60 59H br-d If3!Sfe 5a5i
/ Nv WlHERRAss there can he1qio5 iast xeas
Ion for the DISCRIMINATION ahetSpea lsOl
Idiers who were honorabiv dischafpet
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
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LOOKING TOKARDZ THE IN.
5: ZERESzSG0F sBHLdlf0NT

sls|,fr attention has bae essifAd "a q "a "a
fies of articles n FDIaeHffnSs Iafaiy Il, the
si,ers 3f d f,oiintt ~, Ia 3, 4
srf62ifsu- iat,f 9ni,I,iIno te rfsiSsss
ami faelii,g n Fsy1af 4, fbs
suhiect tA aIfTiT ,3iite ~ IN he
matter fSrwaffl. z RENT ona If the
lnueH hEj1sed sltifters 81 3bs soiis,,J mIr
interests aree oseiv hi, ,f1ehfeds with
shasa of ,,,iniHe And ,iiaI,n + cf1,ra and
fbs lsS fs- ,iia I;Sfs = a.
H,,Sf1S If TprSda shaIi ba,,S Sebn fnr,s,- -.
a n : = ~ !,
sssstss s,,H n SsS s,,ai 80
,,f 81, ,,,.f ssS,E3 os ~ ~,
o;,s, G 1Stt ,,;foi ~ Seat MI rSnTf ,v;th III
Il i,S ~ da 5,,Ir Lax
+, ct,Sri : = ;s,tetssfe i-s sSi1 =
~ "a :. 1s,,sss "a J, : :,
6fIs n n, ;,st = ",
IF up D y Z 9. 40, nr - & 4, 5 sIY:s1t ,se w,S
cIoar n,onnor sbo,ving % how o,,- ~ fsr,,s;,. ~
siss1 h,s; ,,ss Il o.sS en- tbey @ @ ,u;ii II cnI.
=, ~; ~ ,ios
;a ~ sAu,a ~ - i,;. =, su VII gu
~. ntsl SaeSS theat. lia.lS
sS Il ~ 4
~, esass
..sl.l1nS5 H. s
M asla sistn aIe tts,.
@ 4IDs. ,lsss pa. ae t.S,s " otl
iiS l.is1s il.l ~ & ll liiis FL
Yisss eti q sas,, ~ sly
wiids y ~ WORN. luS.e li.uiSsI.e jass soine-
snlng Syee sWo on sno.isano lnree nunnIeo
iarllS or 1o9 aettS Sach "a tnls Sounty
and we W VIII Il say az there e are tYo thousand
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

Col. Morgan one Of Ashby's leading
officers during the rebellion Is q promi-
nent Democratic member in the, West
Virginia Convention. That Is the way
TO reward traitors. u. Il 5sassssq iJ,ls.ii.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
2 MRS MY NJ. j. BoRoFE,

yxJOULD rssp,esrpIly Ahnoanoe 70 the ladies
W. ofSt Clsisville. ard vicinity, that abe
iincty 0oods and ID ready % aoccmmedAts
those vthing q buy, Cah and examine her
goods and pfices before purchA shine elsewhere
Ootla-tf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

"a The West Yirginia Constitutional
Convention Is now In session. Phe
4 Democratic majority seem to be COD
> trolling affairs in general in their usual
! iscurvy way. An adjournment is pro-
proposed on the ,5th Inst. ,sd ii;iw s.s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

The Mailsteamcr Bio Janeiro plying
between Rio Janeiro and Monteyideo
was burned On her passage on the night
ofthe 22nd Of Dec.s, with aelossl0f 81
lives. !. .h.i4na.ir.q nIdn gdT 4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
l!FHa. y.Earls.f!a f!aflp. Sale !.

IHHE first cohtalninY about iic acres, situated
mont County, Ohio. The House iss good Stone
and Brick butIding, Rooms and Hal, With
eiisss iSagr with hesement l. and all other neces.
sary outbuildlngs. good Orchard, convenient
to school and Church. About IS acres Of tifn-
b land.5 Thirty ef coal, Within one mile OF
8. o. Il. r. said Farm is In good repair. and
under q high state OF cultivation. iE'i3 Eft} OF
y The Second Tract eentatns about So acres.
Hoise OF rooms and Kitchen. Also. good
Frane Barn. adspiensiid Orchard, d good spring
OF watef about 80 acresweit set In grass ~ fool
sinfies Nortn uf BsrnesviIle, on ths Depot Road
Said Farms for sale on reasonable terme.--
dssifed. For further particulars 90 on or I'D,
dress the uudersignsd at RHgnssyiIie, Ohio:
.iai 5su.n | tua EiwgS WM SoSicH6iIs EsiHi6Is'
lsep2sim r sld 0MEB PHILLIPS. 30
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

III In Charleston, s. G.,- they send per
sons to Jail for twenty days for sleeping
in ehurehig Tlle penalty visited on the
preacher who lulls those qnfortunates
to rest, is not mentioned.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

HENRY wRsT. ND. JNo. y. WEST. N. D..
nRg. AEHRY a. JnO. E. W EST, having
~ formed . partnership in the practice ol
Medicine and Surgery, win attend u all calls In
the line of their profession, Office next door
to Vests Drug store,
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AN ftLIY1.R4 4fTED MxGAZLNE
E1.siEslikedoby !Ju G.zHoLisAND,a1
E4ata64 81 sltB,y 3isspset, !, p :; Rdthriea,' p
bsgi" zspsqtiy i5fitcoa.bs q Lsttsrs,p dc.
.Risislmaesxine (Which hss srissnsorap-
lilly il polpH POI ar fasEvsers, has now BEEN
! iad1 fosl Greatly Rnlargedss sd HI
and saiiil6s sfftLs Y 6kT EEk riFRoyED
q, 1,,i lug GS.ha 5c9z Si-tit1 aI4&
during ths.eepips ssarrsa 1o4 .dt.loai
~ ArEsdg gsnsntsIH9ve been perfected to
FsecIifrelLs RkST IL LusTR < 4TioNs,- and the
tMesE EMINxsf CUNT aoub both
Sides OF, tie Atia1t 6. schfBNER for
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as artistic ercelteace J.g any periodical
Of n ciass ll,5E n 5e cor'd.. COR d...l5,-ib 10 ssas.s
|eedhe JxNUAliY Number wiliibe espeei-
any attractive, and will be worthy OF
Iirtsef fyation as an example Of the excel
I1aiiee OF Aine rican art..i 10 % -
~ A series of Papers by Mr. @ GLaDsToNE,
PRfsE 5ffNIs.iEA X or ENGLAND, viii
ehof fiy appeaf:1 also an aBle DiseUssioN
OF ifax .EafteSAI q BAFEING, SYsTgA of
lfl,is C1iddn Cs1siddn tlfy: new stoty BY Mrs. OI lip
HaS'f Is pr6nIiseh,, Z &c !; whilst every
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Poems, Essays. Ediloriais and Reyisws,
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Yesr. payable In advance, ,f,e,i,, g,.,-l'..-
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The sel,ies, sqiictl fge gre sure ,aciI be
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send to any dealer 0r,sslc slbseri6er, the
l2 ,ain'6ers of Roitasess 4; 1q,ld ~. for
81 90, orthe IA numbers prior to .Iants-
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MORE THAN 500 BRiLLIAETLf, w KITTEN
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The cheapest, q ctoicest, and most charm
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iii regard to the Monthly the following
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

Mrs. WHARTON has beer. acquitted
Of the charge Of poisoning General
Ketchum and Others. Just as we pre-
dicted tive months ago. niel saT :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

A japanese embassy headed by
Prince Makura, lately arrived in San
Francisco. They have been invited TO
visit Washington. ~ baaa5 -
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Private, Sale

,iwILL ofysr my properly on Main Street. ";
Clairsville, East end, ut private SALE consist
ing OF dwelling Houss and lot, and necessary
opt.ouiidiHksl The house conf ntains four rooms
and n kitchen.f Plenty Of ,e1oice fruit on the
premises. The location fs pleasant and win be
aqnietcottage fesideneefoT any one who would
6e given altsr'ihs. .ist OF March. d IG...a.-,,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

THE Grand Duke arrived in Louis
vile on Tuesday, and was handsomely
entertained at the Gait House. Miss
Nilsson is also there.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

FIVE convicts escaped from the
MoundsviIle Penitentiary last Wednes-
day night.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

The Prince Of Wales is able to walk
a quarter of a mile.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

Cincinnati voted not to invite Duke
Alexis to the city.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

IL isssated that yices President OOls
sAx wiii,not decline a second notniiia-
ton! Hon. WIN. Dsnnison IS highly
spoken of by the press for the position,
also Speaker .Blaine. Grant for the
: Presidency seems 10. BE- q settled
eohciusion, y already. 10 2 The q ri
b,sss still retains a avigorous opposition
! 10 anything Grant does or says. ,'saf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

y Le
sides knitting divers pairsof stockings.
A young manIRas recently hanged in
Illinois, and he,eonfessed on the gal
lows that his first crime and yillaInv
was to take the county paper for three
years, and then run away without nav
ing Tor it. What warning this Is to
Esomei-
The numbero of vessels owned in Phil
|adelphla In 1Szl %astwo thousand Eve
hundred and forty-six; in I670it was
two tharssnd four hundred and four.
A man in Danbury discovered that
powder fried with hrd was good for
boiis. He tried it. The stove cover is
in theseeond story now though most
all the rest of the stove has been collect
ed. He was deceived in his lard, he
says.
Six prisoners, confined two in @ cell,
escaped from Jail at Cadiz, Ohio, Thurs
day by digging from one cell to anoth-
er with iron rods taken from the ma
Isonry OF the Jail and then making q
way to the upper story escaped by
means Ofa bed cord from q window
They, we're all charged with burglary.
lrs When you write anything for publ
fcati0n in z newspaper, write only on
one side OF your paper, sind number
your pages. Hyou want to know the
reason, come up TO. the printing Office
and we viii show you, i3eE ,lo1ps.9h
A Paper prepared at the Internal
Reyenqe Departments puts the num-
Der OF tobacco consumers in, the United
States at eight millions each one using
eleven pounds and fourteen ounces Of
tobacco, and one hundred and sixty
seven siga5s q year,tnsi sofa 1nby Iso /
IaaA Baltimore lady, who oiihad been ex.
lceediHgly annoyed. by boys who rang
fhef d6oribell and then ran away, Y final
ly set trip for them by (which pail
lef water was to Be spilled upon the
next person that rang the bell. In 9
flew minutes her pastor called and was
baptized. bat retired without making q
yiSit.s3 DE93 Il daiHI ID tsgtfn 2
Il. 81 Ok u oosIs. 90 bsd bal ,y5i3 sifl I
b MIS- Steksss wife of the murderer OF
Fisk, p ageod aud. beautiful lady, is on
her way heme sfr0nA Europe, and has
mo nklipg Of the dreadful idilgs which
await hor tion her arrival in New York.
~ is stated that Miss MANSFIELD, some
mont ths ago endea veFed to:get Stokes tc
procure o. divorces from : the, excellent
woman; but in thisshe failed, as Stokes
was not so lost to all fine feelings as fe
discard the wife of,his. bospna Thelast
letter written. toiStpkes BY his wife was
y model effesgLYipg eonjugab efsctionI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

9BRfGGs q BRoFAER's illustrated
Catalogue of Flower and Vegetable
Seeds, for 1872 Consisting Of Over I3O
Pages, on rose tinted paper, with Up
wards OF. 100 separate cuts, aud SIX
HBEAvrfFGL GoLoRED PLATEsi, Also
representative Engravings of our superb
IUhfor1os. 5iCovef, Il beautiful design In
oelors The iriehest Catalogue ever pub
1Iished. ~ Not q ten cent pdnapflSt. T.
order anloantiAg to not less than 81, the
priee'6f Catalogue, 25e! wilBEe refunded
in seeds. New customers. placed on the
same footing with cid. Free to oold
customers. Quality OF seeds size oi
packets, prices and PreniiHinS offered,
make it to the advantage of all To iptir-
chase seeds of us. See Catalogue .fof
extraordinary inducements. ylno 5i1is /
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

We are having trouble with ouT Tcier'
ical brethren. Rev. Stephen Morgan
of the Baptist Church, Cincinnsti. has
been detected stealing Theological
works from the public library. Rev.
Foster Of the NJ. E. Church, Colupbus
Conference, has been found guilty Of
theseduetion Of q young lady in Circle
Vile. He married her last week. re:
signed his position and 1ef ths State.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

The city of Delaware has called a
0 neeting of her citizens to devise means
;atosuppFessitt sitt,s sale of liquors within
tie corporation = VIII we not sooh be
ready for, an rindignatisn meeting or
!. somefhing OF the kind2In9ilduqaH be 8
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

State OF Ohio, County OF Belmont, IS. =
| !, II. G. Welday, Cashier OF the First National
that the above statement - true, to the best OF
nay knowledge aud belief, .-...-. ~
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this, the
2ath day of December, iSl. 20 10 Wa .ap
\ e.. ALEXIS Core. Notary Public.
-.H b b. T. CowES. @n7 p.
| -onf n GEO. BROWN fiptn SDtrectors.
n...s ,,, Ross J. AIE1AsDrR,l ,uuH -ir
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ST. CI.AIRsvILLE, OHIO.

THURSDAY MORNING, Feb. l, 1872.
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p p IAGENTa WANTEnl EnR
AGENTS WANTED FUH -
ROMihIsM is IT'S:

An entirely new authentic 8exhaustiyeI and
standard work .eminently adapted tothe times
Il fally uncovers the whole ROmish syste n
and exposes Its insidioas workings to secure
CONN. PUBLIsHfNiC co. .HHRTFORD, CONN
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OSBORNE, viii pay CASH for Beef hide
~ Cslfskins and Sheep Pslts. - = aipql9In
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Profitable ERD|OVmRnt.

We desire oengage afew more Agents to sell
World Renowned IMPROVED BUCKEYE SEW
ING MACHINE, at q liberal salary or on Com
Full Particulars furnished on application. Ad.
dress W. A. HENDERSON & CO., General
Agents, CLEvELAND, OHIO & Sr. LOUIS, Mo.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
Mexican Mustang LiliTlGlt.
For Nian and Beast.

FOr ssddH dnU BE aSI.q
Probably few articles have ever had so
extensive sale. while none have. feen
more uni sersally beneficial than the
celebrated sMEXICAN MUSTANG
LIN IBfEHT. Children Adults, Horses,
and domestic AHimals, are always IL
able to accident, and il is safe 10 say,
thRtno family can pass single, season
without some kind of sn emollient be-
ing necessary. It becomes a matter of
importance then 10 secure the best.
over-tnree hundred livery stables in The city
of New York alone sare -using the AIExIcAN
MUSTANG ,LININENT, in all of which it gives
unusuaf satisfaction. 81 y 2 -4a sSssE.
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Various aspirants for fame are claim
ing the diabolical distinction Of having
set fire TO Chicago. Remembering that
thar St4i.1 .I4A1ii;S tI5e<l5gE -5stic-
Aspiring youth dt that area sd the EapSbssian dome
out1ives In fame the pions fooi fket reared t. y
they think fteworth While to make q
bid for similar glory. The last-rfvaIl of
Mrs. OH leary's COW writes the following
letter to Major Mediif: s5i3 ii'isi'is.
SAN FRANcIsoo, December 2TT.4Mr.
pMedili: 1t was me that set Mrs. O'Lea-
ry's barn on fire, and my old man gave
me SO for doing it. set the hay on
Efire and then run. AS I was out'T met
man. thought he had seen me. II
he had 1t would have been the last Of
him. i tell you this to clear Mrs.
|OLeafy OF the charge Of carefessness in
setting her barn on fire with a lamp i
am sorry tfiatso much harm has been
done, but Id0n't care IiIiketo make a
noise: By and by I win give you some
of she particulars, now I have no time.
.i!s ,sfoszgia-t'! J. y Yours, g., M.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

The numberof vessels owned in Phil
adefphia in 1Szl was two thousand five
hundred and forty-six; in 1e7Oit was
two tharsznd four hundred and four.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01
a WnndetfnI. Curinsitr.

Ihe Wheeling Latelligncer Of the
1Sfh tells ofa curiositySo Be seen at the
ONCE of Messrs. J. A. Holiday 4 Son,
Webster street, Center Wheeling. Ii
Isl aslabof common white, American
asarble. 39 inches long, II inches wide,
and inche thick, which is as flexible
as a piece of soft rubber OF the same
size. 1t was cut for and used as a
hearthstone in the Moundsville Semi
nary Building, which was destroyed by
fire about three years ago. 1t was dis
covered in the ruins Of the building
about sixmonths since THE daestien
arises what strange chemical action
took plaeeto Produce esezreEuarkable n
change in the character of the store.
The 7tst6EligeTcer remarks that ii. the
process could be understood it might
give US flexible glass ,;the value ofwhich
would bevery great. s'-'i-s-. - e. -
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'OnN lien DEhSON,i Efestt0Ilts
:, nsa.s- y O.. W. LOVE, Secretary.
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NEW ADsERTIsEMEx n

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

powder fried with hrd was good for
boiis. He tried it. The stove cover is
in theseeend story nowy though. most
all the rest of the stove has been collect.
ed. He was deceived in his lard, he
says.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27

Is He The Last?-Another agent of
Barnum's-the tenth-called on US
Saturday. His name is Pease, and
we learned from him that the business
Of the respective agents was a follows:
Ist Agent-TO announce the advent
Of the show and stir up the people a
little.
2d-To say that the show would
surely come, and stir up the people a
little more.
3d-To contract for grounds, make
the assurance Of the show being here
doubly sure, and TO stir up the people
more yet.
4th-To contract for advertising and
for bill boards and to stir up the peO-
pie yet little more.
5th-To post bills and to continue
stirring up the people.
Gth-To contract for meat for the
men and animals and engage ali kinds
of eatables, besides continuing TO stir
up the people.
7th-TO see il the bills were up prop
erly, and if the people had not been
sufficiently agitated to stir them up.
sth-To see if all the previous agents
had done their duty and stir up the
people.
9th-To tell of the wonderful Won
ders to be seen in the show, and TO
stir up the people.
lOth--TO see if the advertisements
are all right, do general blowing and
stir up the people.
We believe there are but six more
agents TO arrive before the show, and
what they can find to do, we are un.
able to tell. We have had a sarfeit of
the business and if we could rem en-
Der the half we have been told, we
would be bright galaxy in the list
of show managers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-27
Ennrfh Ward SeHer

Fourth Ward SeEeF.-The commit
tee on this sewer reported, last Mon
day night to the Council, their assess
ment upon the property owners for
the enlargement of this water course.
They say:
awe find upon careful inspection
of the water course, Ofwhich said sew
er is to be an outlet to the river, that
all the lot-owners along the line of
said water-co1rse use the same for
the purpose of drainage to their cellars,
and to carry off the surface water of
their lots and many for the purpose
of Out-houses, and as a filth and gar
bage sewer, and that each and all of
said lots viii be benefited by the con-
struction of the proposed sewer in
furnishing, at all times, a sufficient
outlet to said water-course."
The Committee then go on to as
sess the estimated cost of the sewer
81 94O-upon lots situated immediate
ly along it, together with others more
or less benefited thereby. 4 num-
Der of lots on Washington street are
taxed, also on Jefferson and Monroe.
One hundred and fifty-one lots and
parts of lots are assessed. The city is
not to assist in building the sewer.-
The report is with the Clerk for the
Inspection of all interested.