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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18
UNIONTO WN LOCALS.

THE DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN LYLE,
which occurred on Sabbath, the 7th
inst, has caused q. feeling of sadness
throughout the continuity. AS an
honorable Christian gentleman he had
no superiorS. During life, he was pa
Etient under affiiction, firm in the de-
feBse of his principles, charitable to
the poor, true in his expressions of
Friendship, and at death he experience
ed the hope of a blessed immortality
|beyond the grave.
A new frame dwelling house belong
ing to Mr.Thomas Arneld was blown
down by the severe storm of wind
which passed over OUT village On the
10th inst. On,Satdfday, the Ilafh, the
storm was equally Severe but no. dam
age done.
Mr.. Thos. Grimes shot blue crane
which measured seven feet across the
wings Officer G. considered it his
duty. to arrest him, as he was violating
the Ohio fish law by catching more
than one fish at time.
ia How. ABOUT THE OMNIBUS ?-An
omnibus route from Flushing and con-
Meeting with the morning line for
Wheeling, at East Richland, or St.
Clairsville would prove paying route.
Messrs Mclain, Henderson and Bran
son Bros. under direction of Eng neer
Dawson are constructing one of the
best turnpike roads in the State, and
when completed, travel on this route
will prove both pleasant and safe.
TT Was the Mexican dog that stuck
his nose in Mrs. KS milk pail. 1t was
Mr.. X who shot the Mexican dog. 1t
was Mr.. = Bh9 struck the owner of
the eX canitle I4n the face with his
"mauleys The man withthe whis-;
kers paid the fifer, md wears orna-
mental watch-pockets over his eye land
reads his chapters from between the
edges of two mush and milk poultices.
When asked to fight he says, excuse
me-"
"A GRAND CONCERT of vocal and in
music is announced at Uni
tv Church for the evening of the oath,
under the management of Rev. d. A.
Duff assisted by Miss Wilkins, the Gel
ebrated pianist, Mr.. VIII Mcclellan,
the well known and popular violinist,
alsea number of other musicians a
pleasant time is anticipated.
News ITEMs.-School Board of
Wheeling Township met on Monday,
18th inst.
Rev. w. S. Moffit and Mr.. Shannon
were elected School Directors.
{ Snow ON the 18th inst.
The martins have returnedy A. So
Moving time is now over.
IA gentleman arose at public meet
ing and said, 81 move" but was imme-
diately suppressed.
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pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

tii1i3 SATURDAY, April IS, 1872,
CATrLE.--Phe arrivals were m usually light
this week, only footing up three hundred cars
all told; OF these lsrge proportion were
lthrpsasl stock. SO that the actual humber OF
mar bet on cattle was very small. with a d.
ntt lshed supply and an Hnereased demand
particularly for shipment 10 Philadelphia ia, trade
was better than 1t has been FOR several weeks
past. and prices, ser liie best grades o shade
higher. There were .nly two or three loads
bought for New York, and there was but sim
gle New York buyer in attendance however
there was pretty full delegation from Phila-
Monday than IL has been for some time past,
they bought pretty freely, and This together
with the fsctthat the supply WAS small. pro-
iuced, as al ready slated, asironger feeling ana
enabled holders to realize fair prices. Follow
ing are the re tes for The different grades prime
to extra 100 to 500 steers 63zG7 cts; good 80
to 800 lbs, 5l4@6; common to meiinm, 100 10
!, 10 So 5Q@s6. The offerings OF stock steers
light and with an increased de-
IN afidthe market Is firmer though prices are
without qiotable change; Hz@5cfs Tor 800 to
LOCO averages q, sef-r ~ .13s,,s s-.tli- rf
SHEEP-There were several cars of clipped on
sale this week. and the arrivals OF this kin It
is expected Will increase from this out, while,
on the other hand the receipts of wool will mo-
doubt continue light, until amer shearing is
over. The former sold at s. 20G5 S7I5 accord
ing 10 qualify; the latter mny be Quotedi at 81
@SH cts fer prime, 80 10 100 lbs fine wool; and ll0
to lis TBS some kind, OF which the offerings
were vei y small this week, SO $500 50.fJfH =
HoGs,-The arrival Of hogs were also light
compared with theearIy part of the week, are
day at IS o6b5 30 for good fs prime selectesI:and
Workers 1T 81 40s1o 50. according 10 quality
The inquiry for the latter kind was more ac-
tive yesterday and to- day, and the supply was
scarcely equal TO the demand. 900 - .s,,,-fe
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danger of any very great calamitY, for
instead of sounding the death knelf to
all the hopes and aspirations of st.
Clairsville; he was only sounding the
death knell of st. Clairsville's vilest
foe, the Rum Curse, for thus saith the
Lord-"Woe unto him that giveth his
neighbor drink, that puttest thy bottle
to him and makest him drunken, also,
that thou mayest look on their naked
ness. Thou art filled with shame for
glory, drink thou also, and let thy fore
skin be uncovered, the cup of the Lords
right hand shall be turned unto thee
and shameful spewing shall be on thy
glory. For the violence of Lebanon
shall cover thee and the spoil of beasts,
which made them afraid because of
mems blood, and for the violence of the
land, of the city, and of all that dwell
therein" Habakkuk, chap. IL, V. 1918
E0pE CHURCH BELLS.
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Pittsburgh Produce Market.

From the Pittsburgh papers of Monday.
AprLEs.T77Prime y 50; good SO y bbl, .,5 4.
BUTTER-zaSOc.
EGGS-Fresk sc y ,loz 'ii' =
FLoUR1Red, wia.et, Il 5o@7 70 white, 81 75
as:5O; Rye S 50. Buckwheat a 20 cwt - -
GRAIN-Wheat Red 81 .69ai ,62.. White. sl 80
al %; Corn -5Jaea, Oats, 5Dc; Rye, 81. spi-iBn
HAY $is622 n ton, al ~ l.f-,. .,tl-se.
POULTRY-Liye Chickens 4595Oc ? pair:
DIRE, sed la@I4R d. Turkeys. is@is y n. -Il' -
POTATOES-75aaS0c = bns.
BEAN9-S2Hh2 30 y bus. d tt-..,.... s..
CARBON OlE-2fc . gal.
DRIED DFRURT.NPeaches l01f@iic; Apples So
@9c p ID. iifi tnJd 81 4aff.-Yl.llf.I.-- .sitr
GROCERIES-Co Coffee Rio 2sla2S, prime 2sc
Java s@3Dc; Tess-Y, II, fancy 81 65; prime
81 25; fair sl00 y NJ GuDpowder. good 81 2s
Oolong good so. Sugars--N.0 choice IL; prime
l0lSc; Porto Rico, pflm IlHc.s. Msiisses. NO.
65GG70c; Syrups, choice T0c Rice, &c. ~
PLOVISIoN5- Hams, .. c. l21zc. Sides, clear.
Sc; plain shoulders, &c Lard In Kegs, iOc.
CfIEESE-OIiofa factory. l6c; Goshen Ii.
DRESSED HOGS-5@55zc. .gI.
HIDES.-Green salted, lQi1ll: Butchers. Sc;
reen salted kip, H@l6 green salted calf, l6@ls
ONIoNS-S25r 5rea3 90 q bus h1' - 'r al.a
SALT--s2 90 2 bbi. .a.5f Iul
SEEDS Clover se@e 81, Timothy 50 5oss IS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18

Castoria--a substitute for Castor Ola veget-
able preparation containing neither Minerals,
does not nauseate, and operates when All otner
remedies failed. DIR. Pitcher has experimenteo
fifteen years in producing preparation MOT 4
taste The Castoria regulates the system; cures
constipation, stomach ache. Group snd natnl-
ency and Kills worms. II does not distress or
gripe. Iy its quIetIng, soolhing effect Il pro,
duceS natural sleep and Is particularly adapted
to CRYING and teething hi.drea. ~
We desire Physicians 70 test this article. ana
will forward three bottles GRATIS TO the address
OF any one So authenticated. Insist that your
druggist order 1t for you, IL costs put % cenls'
apr4-4w
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EDIToRIAL NOTICES are @ eom-

EDITORIAL NOTICES are 80 com
mon that il is i'm possible for an editor
express an opinion without ne ls suspec
nected of interested motives. This fact,
however shall not deter us from saying
what we think OF new. addition to the
Materia Medica TO (which our attention
has been recently directed. We refer TO
DPJ WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BrTrERs, a remedy which is making IDS
nosition. That it is q pacific for indig-
estion. Billiousness Constipation, and
MANY complaints of nervous origin, we
have reasonsto know; and we are assured
on good anfhorty that as general
invigorant. regulating snd PURIFYING
medicine, it has no equal. 1t is stated
that its ingredients (obtsined from the
wilds of California; are new to the meo-
ical world; and its effects certainly ~ar-
rant the conclusion that it Is a COM
pound of agents hitherto unknown II
popularity is any criterion, there can oe
no doubt of the efficiency of the VINE
GAR BITTERs, for the sale of the article
is immense and rapidly increasing 1874
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boa NoticeIi

.AJARGARErrA- BELL, Of Beaver Falls, in
lfI tEe County of Beaver Pennsylvania. is
notified that, Deacon ", Bell, did on April IL.
1s72. fIedbfs petition against her. in the ,ofjce
OF the Clerk of Courts Of Belmont Comfy, O.,
asking thathe may be divorced nom the said
Margaret Bellon acgoanto of her wilful rsbsence
for three years from him.. Said petition VIII
be for hearing atthe uextteRTp OF the Court OF
Common Pleas of said County.
Dispositions viii be tsken.on the part of SAID
plaintiff to be used in evidence ou The trial Of
said cause at the residence of Rev. James T.
Frederick in BeTgettstOwn. Washington Coun-
", Pennsylvania, on Thursday. May q, 1871
between the hours of O'Clock A NJ and 10
O'Clock P. NJ, and at e Mayors Ofee.in East
Liverpool. Columbiana County. Ohio, on Rat
O'Clock "A. M, and 3 o CLOCK P. NJ. nj said dav.
. rPls6w -. ~ f,i 81 DEA CtlN W, BELL. :
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MERcHANTiTA AiLoRiMc
MANHOOD: HOW dlosT, HOW RESTORED


MANHOOD: HOW HOST, HOW RESTORED
J asst published, a n ew edition of DR.. CuIyer,
Wells CeleErated Essay on The radical cure
l(wiLhou nedieine) OF Sperlnatorrhtea or SENS
nal Weak kness, Involuntary Sc ninal LOSSES
Impotency, Mental and Physical Incapacity,
lImpedimentS to Marriage, ETC., also, Consump p
tion, Epilepsy, and FITS, induced by self-in-
duIgence or sexual extruyaganee. Isz J
an Price, in q sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates,Ir from thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming conse-
lQuenees of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use OF internal medi-
cine or the application of the knife; pointing
out a mode Of cure at once sim pie, certain, aud
effectual, by means of which every sufferer; no
matter what his condition may be, may crre
himself fcheaply, privately, aud rsdieally. =.
sA- This Lectnre should be IN the handso OF
every youth and every man IN the land.
Sent, under seal, IN a plain envelope, TO any
address, post paid, on receipt six cents or Two
Also, Dr. culverweIl'sI scMarriage Guide,'
prine D cents. address the Publishers. Z ~
/ ;sLt ..ts. UHAS J.T 4LIEE & CO.,
yo rs, New York. q NaAcc Box SSai fi'
"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18

The CHRONICLE contains more read
ing than any other paper published in
the County. e''ssi's - F't+ '.t
WE learn that Mary j. Sheck has
brought suit against Joseph w. King
for $1,000 damages for selling her hus-
band intoxicating liquors. = =.
Gold closed in New York on Satur-
day at 110!@ !@110s.
Snow on Monday. ...-..t
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A Coll 2sE.-On last Thursday
one of the .hopes and aspirations Of
st. Oairsville steelipsedr by the tyr
any Of the Mayor, concluded to yacate
the village and employ his enterprise
in more favorable localities. Having
made drunk as many of our young men
as are unfortunate enough to have no
more respect for themselves or their
friends and relatives, and whem We
should publish did werespect their par
ents less than we pity them-thiscrush-
ed ''hope and aspiration" asthe Gazette
says, having loaded up the
balance of his stock consisting of mean
whisky and poor wine took his
leave. Forgetting to pay his board bill
at the National, the proprietor saw fit
to have pursuit made and the enter
prising dealer returned to town. 1t
seems that he did this without serving
an attachment upon the stock on hand
then being conveyed away. Mayor
West in order TO secure to the village
the amount of costs assessed against
this ''hope DC, /" in former trial, is
sued an attachment upon the stock of
liquors on hands-quite severe joke
on the proprietor of the hotel who had
gone to the expense of having him re-
turned. Alex. West who is the subject
Of this local, came to our village about
three months ago and opened ont a
wholesale liquor store. Why ne came
Dr. from whom he received encourage
ment to come we know not, unless he
Is a reader of that moral sheet, the
Gazette whose editors health demands
variety in his drinks. One will get
ired of alcohol, tobacco juice and rain
water, occasionally. After reaping little
roubles in heshapeo of saclipses' Alex.
concluded to labor for the defeat of the
candidate for Mayor and to
accomplish this bribed a "cullud gem
nan" to vote against West for which
Alex. agreed to pay the village fifty
lolIars and costs. Perhaps this was a
light inducement for him TO change
lis base of operations which we hope
'ur town will survive.
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r. S.-Yes, the CHRONICLE is for
Grant, and as it never had any DISPOSE
tion to ape the Cincinnati Commercial
or become notorious through mere &C.
centrieity, itstill intends to support the
nominee of the Philadelphia Conven-
ton whom we believe will be Gen.
Grant. a.ot- -i.Ef
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A circular from Barnum states that
the mammoth nature of his grand ex-
fhibition will only allow it to travel by
rail and that it will not be at
GAINESVILLE as we stated last
week. The nearest point at which
he will stop, will be Wheeling,
ON Monday, June Sd. Itrequires sixty
cars to transport his show and will,
perhaps, be the largest ever in the
country and the most universally at
tended.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18

Rev. SAMUEL FRAZIER son of James
Frazier, Esq, living near town and
son-in-law of Hon. John A. Bingham
called a few days since in our absence.
We learn that he has a call from con-
gregation in Pittsburgh and we pre-
sumo win give up his present field Of
labor at Monroe, Ohio.
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Exec11tor's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that In the Probate
signed was appointed and aualihed as Exeeu,
tor OF the estate OF Martha Forest, deed, late o
satd County. .iEti, hAS 2.
oussted to make immediate payment, and
dhose having claims against said estate are re-
tiiesied 10 present them within one year from !
ms dats, 'ff JOHN STEWART Exe'r I !
Febs-sw - 81 Martha Foster, decd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18

FIRE IN HUNTER.-On last Wednes-
day abont noon a fire broke out in the
dwelling of George Perry, which was
reduced to ashes so suddenly that one
of his daughters, young lady came
nearly being burned to death before
she escaped. Mr.. Perry's loss con-
sisting of his household goods and
$l7 in money was a severe one. He is
an old man, in bad health and the cit
liens are at work raising money to re-
place the loss. His family is now
quartered in the Church. The adjoin-
ing buildings caught fire several times
but were kept from burning by the
vigilance of the citizens. On the same
evening Milt. Carpenter who keeps a
whisky saloon in the same place, had
$50 Stolen, but the sympathies of the
people did not stir them to aid in catch
ing the thief.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18

Nothing could have been more af-
fecting than to have seen the editor of
the Gazette on last Friday morning
going up street weeping over the de-
parture of one of the "hopes and aspira-
tions" of our town. We had planned
a wood cut illustrating the departure
of a wagon containing barrel of whis-
ky and a half barrel of wine with an
erterprising dealer mounted thereon,
having the weeping Gazette man in the
back ground, but our artist was busily
aged otherwise and we were obliged
to forego the issue Of it.
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To Consumptiyes

The adv, rtiser, having been permnhently
cured OF that elI Iead disease, Cepsnmplion. by .
simple remedy, is an xious To make knowp tC
hisfellow sufferers the means OF cure, To al
who desire It. he will senu copy OF the pre-
scription used. Tree of CHI. rge) with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find aisURECURE FoF CoNsUHPTIoS
ASTHMA, BRGSCHIrIs. &c. Parties wishing the
prescriptio will please address
= kEvc cEIlW Ard A. WILSON, p.
252 South Third STREET, Williamsburgh, NY.
oct26Tl-iyi III s.tfliif- ga .ststss tf1I Lsf. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18

The Probate Judge of Belmont Coun-
ty issued a license for a Mr.. Brandon,
who is the 18th son of his father, and
there are five sons younger than himl
Thirty-three children in one family,
and all males! The Bellaire Lldepend-
e,st is responsible for this story.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18

WE publish this week an advertise
ment for Messrs. ]. & F. Bamser of
Powhatan. It's with the fullest conf
denee that the firm manufactures what
they advertise, pure whisky and for
medical purposes, that we give space
to an advertisement of this kind.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18
COMMERCIAL REPORTs..
Phi,alicIph..si Wool ,Maeket

There is more doing but pr ices, favor buyers.
The sales include Ohio. Peni,syivania aud Vest
Virginia. super Sax0Iy fleece. S39S5c; full blood
nerino fleece, S2i}Sjc; three-xuarter blood me-
rlno fleece. s2@S5e;i common fieeces. 5759Soc.7-
Tub WASHED, choice selected. three-eighth
grade. 9O@0lc; well washed. S5@Ssc; fair orsiin-
7s@SS; domestic pulled. city merino, 6SaSOc;
westsrn. 70a75c. -. u -s-..--- - q. u.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18

OUR BRASS BAND is taking advan-
tage of the beautiful Spring evenings in
treating our citizens to some very
creditable music. The winter has been
spent in thorough drilling, and if any
band in Eastern Ohio can srrpass it we
are not aware of it. The improvement
during the year past is commendable.
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uo,,owav,spiIIs.---INA11 All, GROW,

H0llOway'sPiIls.---IN ALL CROWD
ed cities Malaria and fogs. are breathed
over and over again, till the strongest
lungs are-ineapsble of pfoaadng pure
and body, the wesriness apd i1Tritahility
icine neutrallyes these impurities. % c.
per box or pot; ,.,.,,.'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18

Last week we neglected to notice the
heavy loss suffered by our enterprisiDg
stock dealer j. III. Close. He had inn
ported from Cana fine Durham Bull
for which he paid over 500, when the
animal dieI in few hours after his ar
rival.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18
Canned Fruit

Canned Fruits.-Go to McMonie's
Variety Sore for Strawberries. Plums,
BIackberries, Peaches. Tomatoes, Pine
apples. Cherries, Corn, Green Peas,
String Beans, Lima Beans, Pears, Wbor-
tleberries, Sardines. Cove Oysters, Pick
les, Chow Chow. Horse Radish, English
Sauces, French Mustard. .Jellies, Primes,
-Gurrants, Citron, Raisins, Dates, Figs,
Oranges. Lemons. COcoaHuts, Maple
Sugar, Fine Teas. Fine Segars and To
a.accos. mrzo7S
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RECPEam0N


Morning walks have their attractions
and repuIsions tiIsif beauties and disal
greeable features. To stir yourself from
a drowsy bed and feel the balmy air of
a bright Spring morning fan your
cheeks into bushes of rosy health is
something worthy of trial. Thank for
tune, morning walks are genarally
pleasant, generally freed from the un-
pleasant scenes that owe their origin in
most cases to humanity distorted in
some shape. Not so one morning last
week, 1t was early. The streets were
deserted and nothing Disturbed ftile
solitude of my HamP, unls$ it
was that here and there could be seen
some unfortunate laborfng maurakfng-
up sticks wherewith to cook his bacon
and eggs, or some unkempt hostler a
shade darker than midnight had been
boosted from his lair and was stretching
himself in to all imaginable shapes.
The twilight was Frightening into a
new day, as it trod on the heels of dark
ness whose smoky battalions were still
ranged along the western horizon. We
had anticipated pleasant jaunt of a
mile or two among the fields and as
Holland says, expected to see "The
fiery fingers of the sun-god playing
with the rosy tresses OF the morning
'tar.'t But just as we turned the corner
INTO al less-frequented street of our vii
age We encountered a textthat spoiled
1ur poetry for. the morning. On. the
'ide-walks With their heads lying half
over the eurBstbha into The gutter lay
.what?. Our morning walks in that
direction have ceased. If our Council
must use a street for station house
We insist that less public one be Sc
ected. 4 AN.
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We are pleased to see that cur old
friend, o. o. Bwaney ESQ, has returned
to town. We are not so lonesome
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18

We have received the initial number
of the Capital City Reporter published
at Columbus. 1t is designed to do the
work of the Convention Reporter week
ly instead of monthly. = =
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Whitney'sNeats Foot HarnessSoap
STEFAN RHFINED,

IT Oils, Blacks Pollshes and Soaps ut the same
1 time, Put up In large and small size boxes,
also In 70. bars. iHns been in use Tor years and
gives perfect satisfaction. send stamp for our
WAVERLY. Address q. +. WHITNEY \ CO.
50 Milk st. Boston. Mass. iiI . nosem
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18

ALL persons knowing themselves IN
debted to the firm OF Harris d Fawcett
are earnestly requested to call and settle
up. The dissolution of the firm rem
ders this necessary. IL OF
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Notice

CHARLES A,-FULLER, whose place of resi-
~ dence is unknown and cannot be ascert1in-
ed, will take notice that Marrah Darrah and
others, this day filed in the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio, pstition
against said Fuller, John II. Heaton and others
the object OF which is TO exclude
said defendants from any interest in the sum
of 500 paid TO the Probate Judge of said CouD
ty by tile Board of Education of Bellaire City,
as compensation lor lot IL in block IL in Rode
fer's first addition to Beiiaire, appropriated by
said Board Tor school purposes The defend
ants are required to answer by the Sth of June
next. eff5ll ST. CLAIR KELLY
apIS6w Atty for plffs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18

J. H. Heaton ESQ., was at church
last Sabbath. How we all should re-
joice. "Return ye ransomed sinners,
&c.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-18

AccIDENT-On the End inst. Hugh
Septer.of Moorefeld Township, Har-
risen County, was killed by log roll
ing over him, while making rails.
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NEW ADyERTTsEMENTs.
NOTICE

rs heseby given to the stockholders of the
l. Mechanics Building Association Of Martins
Ferry, that meeting will be held Thursday,
May 16. 1872, in the Town Hall. in Martins
Ferry. for the purpose of electing; seven Direc
tors for said Association, Election to be held
between the hours of 8 o'clock and O'Clock OF
said day; Iy order OF the
apiS4W GH-f CORPORATORS.