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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

Editor Chronicle: You will please announce
the name OF VIM. SHARON OF Colerain Town
ship, a. car didate for Sheriff, subject to the
decision OF the coming Republican Conven-
coLERAIN VOTERS.
Ed. CHRONICLE: Please announce the name
Of Will LAM z. C0cHRAE of PIltney Town
County, Ohio, subject to the decision of the
FeEf5T PULTNEY TOWNSHIP.
EDITOR CHRONICLE: You will please an
nounce the name OF Lieut.. THOMAS q. HAM
da te for Sheriff, subject to the decision OF the
Republican County Convention.
Mr. hammond enlisted sa pi iyate soldier in
the Sind, atitS first organization, and with that
excellent regiment went through with Sher-
man to the Sc ,and + fom thence 'ton- to Rich
as seemed 70 the ar.nyexpediept siBe made n
faithful q I'd popu.aI soldier in the army and
would maze an equally popular and efficient
: : WAsHINaToN TOWNSHIP. .
EDI9eR CHRONICLE: You will please an.
nounce the uame OF Capt. TEOMAS WILSON
OF Somerset Township, as a candidate for
Sheriff, subject TO the decision OF the coming
Republican Convention
= ies SOMERSET TOWNSHIP.
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE: Plea q announce the
name of Can. JAMES DEAN of Pease Town
ship, as candidate for tie office OF Sheriff of
Republican County Convention,
Capt. Dean went into e army at the begin
ming Or the.War as p iva e, and by promptly
and faita ally discharging his duties was pro-
NOTED. for meritorious conduct: rode with
Sheridan and his boys for more than a year
and was IN at the death OF thelate nipple lsanI-
ness Since the " ar he has been one of the
most eff eient worke.s in the Republican party
and In his own tow hip. where best known,
viii receive larger majority than any man In
Belmont Corhty- He is ca eable and well quail
fec. for the position,
MANY REPUBLICANS.
EDITOR CHRoNICLE-Please announce the
name o. WILLIAM 6. KINNEY of Goshen
Township, as candidate for Sheriff. subject to
the decision of the coming Republican Conven-
tion in Belment County.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Mr.. EDITOR: You are authorized to a. announcel
the name of ISAAC T. CRAFT of Richland
TOWNSHIP, as candidate for Sheriff. subject
to the decision Of the coming Republican
County Convention, in Belmont County.
tH RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
EDITOR CHRONICLE: You will please an
noupce the name of A, ]. SMITH, as a Tenn
persnce candidate for Sheriff, subject to the
decision of the coming Republican Convention.
Z -TI aas III t-rg GOSHEN VOTERS. I
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SAD AccIDENT.-On last Thursday
we were shocked to hear of the deaths
of Thomas Gwynn and son of Loyds-
vile. Mr.. G.. was digging well at his
home, and, itseemed, by blasting de-
veloped a vein of gas which immedi-
stely rendered the occupation of the
well fatal. Upon his descent into the.
well he discovered the presence OF the
gas and called to his son to draw him
up; but too late. At distance of a
few feet from the bottom he fell from the
bucket dead. The son not knowing
the cause of the falling descended, fixed
the rope around the body of his father
who was then drawn up, but before the
rope could again be let down the gas
had done its work and the son was also
dead. The affair is a sad one not only
to the family but to the whole conn.,
muuity. 4s,fs q
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PLANETs.-Venus will again become
an evening star on the sixteenth of this
month She has lately become of great
Importance to us.--Congress voted
$50, 600 to her benefit, and Great Britain
has done the same. On the 18th of De-
cember, 1874 she will make transit of
the SUMS disk. Thousands Of astrono-
mers are interested in the coming
event, as it VIII aid in determining the
the Suns exact distance. Jupiter will
be in conjunction with the Sun the I'd
of August. Saturn is now an evening
star, and rises about eight o'cloek.se ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

On Tuesday, Mr.. Simpson, proprie-
tor oftlae National Hotel, gathered up
bus load ofhis guests, family and our
selves, all fully prepared for a'day in the
country, and in course of an hour un-
loaded us in beautiful grove in Whee-
ling Valley. Fishing tackle was soon
rugged up and after an hours sport one
Of the company who believes that a
perch was intended for one alone began
to grow hungry. Under his supervision
and that of Mrs. S. an excellent dinner
was spread beneath the trees and the
timid became brave at once. After
dinner, fishing, swings, quoits and
other amusements, and not less anus
ing very heavy rain, which owing to
comfortable shelter all seemed to en-
joy. On the banks Of the creek stands
a cabin, from the inhabitants of which
we obtained an explanation Of slight
mystery that intimately concerns some
of our fishermen. A former citizen of
our village who now resides some ten
miles east was very successful fisher
man, and never did he return empty
nor could the most lucky feats
of his rival townsmen surpass him.
The secret lay in that cabin whose
younger denizens now no longer receive
a dime apiece for the bass they tTap.
Such is glory. The thanks Of the COM
pany are due the proprietor of the
National for his kindness on Tuesday,
in generously furnishing conveyance
and refreshments for SO many of US.
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EDIfoR CHRONICLE You will please an.
nounce the name of Capt. TEOMAS WILSON
OF Somerset Township, as q candidate for
Sheriff. subject TO the decision OF the coming
Rppu hltea Cou yapfior
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Two weeks ago we made some state
ments gathered from conversation
with Prof. Stevenson of the Ohio Geo.
logical Survey, concerning the coal de-
posits Of McMahon's creek. By the
term Glencoe coal Mr.. Stevenson evil
IDENTIFY means the vein cropping out
directly at Glencoe. lis four feet in
thickness and of a quality decidedly in
ferior to the River coal. The River
coal however is mined at Glencoe, it
being perhaps a dozen feet below the
surface. We intended no injustice to
the people Of McMahon's creek in what
we said, but were simply repeating the
remarks of the Geologist- Oar critic
n,isu1de erstands u.s. The river
or siS-foot vein outcrops nowhere eight
miles west of Bellaire. The Glencoe
coal is exposed at Glencoe and runs out
four miles west of a northeast and
southwest line running through st.
Clairsville, and is known by its sur
plus deposits, and is not the coal usual
y mined on Wheeling creek. "Mc-I
Mahou's Creeko ia his article evident
y betrays tender spot somewhere in
lis coal region. 7o5
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CAMPAIGN CHRONICLE.

We WlIIsehd the CHRONICLE during
the campaign for seventy-five cents or
until January 1st for one dollar. It
should be the fixed object of every
Republican 70 keep posted especially
in county affairs. 1t, is a matter Of
personal concern, and we believe you
can keep yourself conversant with the
condition, hopes prospects of your party
in, no better way, in fact in no other
way at all, than by taking your County
paper. To.get the greatest benefit OF
our proposition is to accept at once. II
you have neighbor who will not see
this tell him of it and induce him to
subscribe. = fs5.; 3
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JunY 1872.

A little child, son of Rev. S. R.
Frazier, pasior of the third U. P.
Church of Pittsburgh, and grandchild
of Hon. John A. Bingham, died on the
9th inst. A dispatch to this effect was
received by Mr.. Bingham on Tuesday
Cadiz Rep. July 4th.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

Oae-HaIr the people cannot take Castor OF
from its terrible nauseating taste. and reeoii IN
the throat, The Castoria prepared by DR. Pltcn-
pleasant to take, and more effective than Cas-
tor OIL, Itdoes not distress or grippe, but reg
ula IS the system aad operates when all other
remedies have failed, It acts like magic for
Stomach Ache, Constipation. Flatuiency,
Crouo and Worms, Itcontains neither Miner
ing effect, produces natural sleep, and Dartic-
ularly adapts It to crying and teething chill.
dren' No article has ever met such unqualified
Endorsement by the Physicians. Take no more
b tier Pills, Narcotic Syrups, Gripping Pursa-
tiyes or Sickenfng Oils, The.Castor a COSTS but
IS cents. and when once triedy you will noG- be
without it
s. Broadway, New York.
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CONGRESS.

EDITOR CHRONICLES: You viii confer favor
BY announcing the name of Hon. ]. T.. UPDE-
GRAFF, of Mt. Pleasant, as q candidate fol
Congress rom the Sixteenth Congressional
District subject 20 the decision of the coming
Republican convention.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name of
Hon. ]. DUNBAR, of Jefferson County, Ohio,
as n candidate for Congress in this District.
subject tothe derision of the Republican Con-
gressionaI Convention.
Mr.. dunbar rep esented the Twenty-Second
District in the Ohio Senate with marked abfl-
ity, is a lawyer of reputable standing, and for
many years has labored zeelously on the stump
throughout the State for the triumph of Repub-
lican principles. err.
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THE news Of the death of Cephas
Moore near Lewis Mills, on Tuesday of
last week failed to reach us until sfter
going to press. he fell from load Of
hay, the wagon passing diagonally over
his breast causing his death in an hour
afterwards. SisI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

The fate of the great drum ought to
be warning to Mr.. Gilmore hereafter.
This instrument is about the size of
small bed room, and it had magnifi-
cent tone, but it would not keep time,
The vibrations were SO long in getting
across the mighty skin that the drum
mer, though never SO prompt, was al
ways a second behindhand. The drum
was therefore removed. HrN
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THERE is perhaps not a single reader
of this item but who would be pleased
to hear every bit Of election news in
the county, and yet some Of you have
not suffered yourse' YES to send in the
result in your own township. HeWFdo
you expect US to getit?
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St. CIairs.iLle Retatl Market.

st. CIairsyiIIe Retail Market.
White wheas -four q bbl 50 5OeslO 90.
Wheat per bush. 81 % f.
Corn 2 bush.50c f.-.+..
Oats p bushel zoe.
Hay q ton $500. sii ze.;.r
Potatoes ? bush. 81 90 10 - ..s-.s lt.--. e
Dried apples p D Sc. ~
Dried peaches . ID l2I9e .5--t-i.. ~
Hams p n l2@l5c. .
Sides 2 n &c. ,.....
Shoulders 2 ID 7c,
Fish-Mackerel No. 2. balfbbl Sc 50.
a "a, /" 5000
Butter q II l211zc.
Eggs p doz. PFC.
Lard 2 II lie. -
Cheese Q fb Ice. ii-'li -.5it. .i' !
Tallow p n lOcts. 80 iiti-f
Bees Wax q - 40c. H-f-si'. sl'
Feathers q fb75c.i o.. 81 D9!ie -ifEA
C5fee 25@2Tc. j0sii 80 isu j. .Hfg1 lf,.lf Z
Sugar N. O. p ID. io91s1lc. f9lNo a-1od a
Sugar White, q ID l5c .ioiIl}BpJ 81
Tea q ID 81 25@l @lz5,----.----------- ------------
Rice . h lO@1214c.
N. o. Molass p gallon Soc.
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FUKERAL.-The funeral of Mrs.
Denham; mother of DIR. Denham of
Fairview, took place on Sabbath at
ga. NJ. She died at the residence OF
her son and was buried in the Pfesby-
terian cemetery Of this place,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

A GREELEY VoTE LosT.-The DEM
ocratic Auditor of Seneca county, G. A.
Allen, the other day, forged the names
of the County Commissioners to an
order for $3.50, drew the money from
the treasury, borrowed all he could
from his friends, and absquatulated to
Canada.
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Spalding's Glue, useful in every house.
n Fine Thing for the Teeth,

The fragrant SOZ0DONT has taken very
prominenf place among the most approved
dentrifces of the day. Its a very popular
article for the toilet, highly recommended by
ali who have used It, as beautifer and pre-
server of the teeth, refreshing the mouth,
sweetening the breath and arresting the pro-
gress of decay.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

THE Students nine Of Cadfz played
the ssscrubsu Of this place on last Satur-
day; the score stood 10 to q. In pro-
portion to the aggregate weight of the
clubs the Cadiz boys came out ahead.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

Greeley has concluded to make no re-
ply to the committee appointed to in
form him of the fact of his nomination.
He made fool enough of himself before
In his rehast of the Cincinnati platform.
Perhaps, this time he had nothing to
cav.
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To Consumptives

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by a
simpl remedy, is anxious to make known TO
his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all
who r-e ii. he will send a copy of the pre-
scription used, Gree of clarge), with the direG-
tions for preparing and sing the same, which,
they will find q SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA, BRGNCHIrIs. &c. Parties wishing the
will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l94 Penn. Street, Williamsburgh, N. Y.
Ocf2G'7i-iV
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FOR SURVEYOR,

EDITOR CHRONICLE; You " i'll please an
nounce the name of SAUL K RUGGLES, as a
candidate for the Office of County, Surveyor,
subject to decision of the coming Republican
County Convention.
MANY FRIENDS
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MAcRIED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rev B john
ston, July o. Mr. George Shipman and MRS
Rebecca A Henderson, both Of Belmont Co.
TAYLOR-JOHNSON-O the I'd of May, at the
house OF the brides parents, by Rev A NJ
Gregg, Mr. VIM 7 Taylor TO Miss Josephene t
johnson, all of this county.
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Istroy the bugs. Perhaps it would be
the same way with the boys.

As for politics, Democrats don't know
what to say. "Act wisely and say
nothing" Republicans feel secure and
not cne wears white hat. All are in
favor of Danford for Congress, and
with Grant at the helm another term
every man in this broad land will feel
that he is free.
CITIZEN.
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A PETITION has been semitic the Post.
master General asking for new mail
route from Cadiz to st. Clairsyille, via
New Athens and the new pike.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

THE annual Camp Meeting will be
held at B1rr's Station commencing
August q, 1872.
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A beautiful assortment of Childrens'
Shoes and Slippers just received at
BAILEY & &BUMGARNER'S.
Iune 13. If.
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Harrison County hasa million pounds
of wool for which she wants 75cts per
pound.
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WE have condensed the several re-
ports of primary meetings, as they were
too long to publish in full.
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THE Democats of the XVI District
will hold their Congressional Conven-
ton at Bellaire On the 18th of August
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GEORGE H. ELLIS, Manager,
ROCHESTER,, NEW YORK STATE,
\ eiBufai5 street Power's Com. Building.).
june271m -ii"v1rg s,s-- .lsi-a-
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Go and hear Rev. David Tatum on
Temperance, at the Presbyterian church
this evening-itwill pay.
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LADIES, call s7d see our new En-
press Slippers, and Newport Ties. s
BAILEY & &BUMGARNERs
- & sT11na 10 r. s
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Tn the District Court of the United
States for the Southern Dis
trict of Ohio.

IN THE MATTER OF.
Samuel Hanauer Philip Hananer and Solomon
\ qanauer. late partners as $, Hanauer
4 Bros Bankrupts,
warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued
by said Court against the estate OF Samuel
Hanauer, Philip Hanauer and solomon Han.
amer of the County of Belmont. of the State oi
Ohio, in said district, adJudged Bank-npts up
on the petition of their creditors. and the pay
ment Of any debts, and the delivery OF any
nroperty belonging to said Bankrup.s to them
or 10 their use and the transfer of any proper
ty by them, are forbidden by law
A meeting of the creditors OF said Bankrupts
10 prove their debts and choose one or more
assignees of their estate will he held at Court
OF Bankruptcy 10 be holden at the Town Hall,
in Morristown, Belmont County. IN sald a als'
at ten o'clock NJ at the office of George w.
Hoge ESQ. one of the Registers In Bankruptcy
=. S.''- $3.50 w. r. THRALL
sa ,,tli- 5a Messenger
ID. D. T. COWEN 7ift -
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TOWN AND COUNTY. NEWS.

OADIz is talking up another improve
ment in the shape ofan Artesian well.
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Isaac Davis, sole agent for Beln ont
County for the sale of the late Improv-
ed Buckeye Movers and Reapers.-
Also, Sweepstakes Threshers, st. ClaiIs-
vile Ohio. maZtf
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WE shall offer to the farming communities for
WOOD'S new IRON FRAME
M O w E r

NO BoTTS Noz TOPS 70 LOOSE
All who have tried this Mower or have seen
lit work mite in pronouneipg Il perfect
success. They are in advance OF All osnsiS p y.
innorfanf and well-tested improvements. BE
sure to examine them before purchasing else
where, r fLts--.
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A SPLENDID variety of Mems 4
Bows Creole Cong. and Pa. CATERS, at
RAHEY & RUMGARNER'S.
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THE Ladies' Newport Tie. The
gaysst Slipper out, at
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.S.4s', }. s. y. ". LIPPEvCOTT

III OTIbLtIEJ1 4 2 y ~ = =
/ s5- A full lhle of extras in store, !,
We are prepared TO repair WOOD HoWerS 1.n anu =
them in .soon, and do not wattuntil hsrvest.
Extris cannot be furnished In wheeling, as
the agency has been discon inued -
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]. B ROSE & CO..
s. Broadway, New York.

For Sale or Trade.-A light spring
two-horse wagon, tongue and shafts,)
for sale or trade on good terms. Address
je274t E. DILLON, Belmont, y.
OH those Dolly Warden Shoes at
BAILEY & BUMGARNER'S.
June 13. If.
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PLANaoF DISrRIBUTION.

One hunC red and seventy-five thousand
numbers representing the number of tickets
issued, win be placed in ONE wheel. and cards
inscribed with che name of the gifts will be
placed in another. From these wheels. num-
berand gift will be drawn simultaneously,
thenumber drawn In each instance taking the
gIft.drawn at the same time.
: All orders for tickets by mail must be ad-
dressedstO r.t--'-- -..+.-.'-- .'-|.-e'- 5-,4.
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LACoBSB URGH LOCALS

Harvest has again put in an appear
ance, and the farmers are pushing their
work along vigorously.
Although the wheat is quite light,
what there is of it is well filed.
The prospect for oats is quite fiatter-
ing at present, and the corn also looks
well considering that we have had
so much dry weather.
The hot, dry weather of the last
month has caused the once verdant
fields to put on mourning. The springs
and brooks were almost dry, and farm
ers had to haul water for their stock un-
til the last few davs we have had splen-
did rains.
Nothing strange t-anspiring in our
quiet little village excepting that some
of the women sometimes let their sny-
age nature predominant and give vent
to their feelings by getting out in the
street and tongue-lashing each other in
a scandalOus manner which of course
adds nothing to their credit, but affords
amusement for the Ioafers.
Those who were on the street We'd
nesday night of last week might have
witnessed very pretty sight in the
shape of rainbow. After the rain
had almost ceased the moon came out
bright and reflected IFS rays on the last
descending drops. creating as pretty a
sight as ever witnessed.
The 20 lowing is a fac-simile of a love
letter which your correspondent found
a few days since while riding down
Captina:
JUhY 2, 1872.
Miss Lucy 81 want two no Wether
you bev got any OBJECTIONS to me goin
with you are knot the next night of the |
singin or suner If you wish Let me no !
rs sun as you git il seen you laff at
me at the other singin wen laft at you
1T recess Stonebraker wat is going to
90 with your other sister the night of
he next singin Stonebreaker told me
le hurd you ware mad at me for not
akin you TO the strikes sho too the pint
he Reason dident go was case pappf &
yoodent let me hey the horsis doant i
vou let noboS dy see 1t but your sister a
mr. wilson Rossenger reed. 8
two miss lusy Jones.
Post script me an stonebreakers in ca
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REAL, ESTATE,
FOR SALE


FOR SALE
roo. ACRES on the G. o. r. RI miles from
lOU Beffaire Ohio. underlaid with CoaI ana
easy of access, this IL good hill farn afd
worth the attention OF any one wishingSo pnr-
chase such property.
Also T
I TR ACT of 40 acr, aud GO acres contiguous
| To each other Immediately adjoining Me-
hams C,oal Works. uuderlaid with Coal. elfgl-
bIv situated and easy OF access. These tracts
offer a fine opportunity for investment Dy Coll
Companies orlrdividnals intendiEgto go INTO
the coal business,
- ~ ALSO. .ai q.
- AtgsFS OF land one mile from Beilaire, for
4 $40 an about iitiitlt t;f
ACRE ,f land onithe Bank of the Ohio River
| and the Bellaire and Wegee Turnpike, one
mile from B9llaire, cheap.
THAVE aIso, for sale | large lot in Bellaire ON
/ which is erected a three story Brick House,
with store Room, &C., and a large frame mouse,
suitable for n boarding house. on reasonanie
terms.
II HAVE also some fine residence. garden lots
| farms in Belmont County, town lots, &C, IN
Rellnfra which IL will pay those wishing TO
purchase to examine,
r IIAVEsome very fine Coal privileges near
j Bellaira for sale, ON fair terms.
Real Estate bonght and sold ON reasonable
terms. L. AuoIdS,
junel32m beilaire' ohio.
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huSH MCn1IlldIL, OHu
Leon Weir, Sec'y.

We clip the following from the Salem
Rcpu6lica1a, and compliment friend B.
on his success In his new home:
SALEM SELECT SCHooL.-The select
school under the care of Joseph H.
Branson, has now been in session eight
weeks, and so far as we have been able
to learn he's given good satisfaction.
We have no doubt there are many who
desire to support this enterprise, but
have been waiting to see whether it
would likely prove a success. We can
offer them no better evidence of its
merits than that those who have be-
come its patrons are satisfied with the
progress their children have made, and
expect, we believe, without exception,
to support it in the future. The present
session. will close in two weeks. We
hope that-the fall which will open on
the I'd of September will be literally
supported and the officers thereby en-
couraged to continue their efforts with
renewed zeal and energy.