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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07
Il C0M1ERGIAL REPORTS.
Pfttsburgh LivesSfoeks Market.

/ 10 HoliS.it stl3isii SATURDAY! Feb. "a is7a. Z
ickrrEk.-Fhe arrivals fair of through stock
and iisht of tfsose rthis place. There is bat
littieftoins inthe yards today 50 far as We
could learn eniy one ear changed handa. The
marker toward the eiose was firmi and steady
aad the feeling . little better than at the open.
ing on Tuesday. While the srrivsIs of stock
here were fair and some cars heavier the last
week. with the quality NOT so good. Trade
ruled moderately active. and we believe that
everything is either sold or shipped East. =
Prices. taking the inferior qualify of the stock
ints consideration, were fully as large as last
week, and to-day the market Is nrm, holders
asking hgures for cattie that they would not
have brought on last Tuesday. Atthis writing
the prospect looks fair. Following are the rates
current for tie different grades: Extra 800 to
I5oo rs steers 50 50 to IS; prime, 100 TO 200
rs, s. 50 TO q 25 common to medium, 1000 TO
100 Ds. "a IS to 25 bulls, 81 75. to 50. COWS.
&C.. So 80 to4 50. ssfa3 sil-IOt l'si3 isssis';
Hoas4Fhe receipts of hogs light TO-DAY and
lower grades. Prime and extra stock are = lit
tie scarce sndthe mark es on them Arm; with q
ass sns bsS ss E6s
side2 ed the top of the market! On Yorkers the
feeling isimproyed ana the market on them. ID,
equal 70 the demand, and with no prospects OF
heavy runs, IL looks rs If the market would
rdle steady for q while at least. Following are
the rates current for the different kinds: Extra
Philaaelphia s. Is tes5 ", prime Philadelphia
IS 10 70 Is; Yorkers 81 IS 70 81; common "a IS
SHEEP.(The arrivals of sheep light to-day
and as will be seansby the above report for the
week heavy. The principal t3aft Or the orfer-
ings were sold here, the run iof through stock
being light To day there is nothing doing
and three loads remain tinsoid. Atthe frst Of
the week prices were 9 shadt lower, with the
feeling not very good, but rewards the close the
arrivals slackened considerably. and prices re.
coverails on; prime grades. and the market
closes at fall LAST weeks figures. FolloHing are
the rates current for the different kinds and
grades as bought and sold here: For extra nne
wool 100 10 ns. s. 25 to So prime IS 70 80 he
y IS TO 0e mediam, 50 to IS rs S6 IS 70 7 50y |
som mon IS 75S 49, 49, 's-F',i5 ~. .stI7f |
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Those Who have given the subiec

Those who have given the subject
some attention, express the opninon
>, the best grades Of Ohio wool wiH be
/ Iwpfth 80 to So cents per pound the
J uc6ming season Notwithstanding this
estimate of the value Of wool. many
2fEmefs, LYhe do not take the papers
and are not posted, continue to slaugh-
ter tbeir focks and sell the carcasses at
= Sl@1, so each. They do not know that
= they are "kiliing the goose that lays the
- 96lden egg"
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..,s9eI-aszen ,L.fstsEDlS. vi1fss M iais5
9dl ans En- .sfd;-a-1-.,g3 b9ba9ifa hftB
r WILL olrss at ,Pubf1o Sale 'theI following
y fRrQpertyssonn hess - -tssI1 Hfs9 ss9Ifaue
asIwEpNEsD4E.;MA ;MARcH1s.- -lsz2. i.,i..s
In fsoptot Woodooek 3 Grocery. sorner OF RaHk
q skK ssIS ffSssf Rao6sR as9 ss Lors
In Ritikwoods ron whieh IEuow hss. yThf House
haH ~ rooIns and y Pr 'yided Ntth AZ nscsssa5y
andii got up fhreas ne6t IN the very bsztJnatr
InAr. sIherels 3 Cellar Of ierr spartme4tss nm,
DEF the whole house, grouted VI IN Ams mortar.
tar5. sItssupertor rs plessaht, resldence end
fcE dnFsbiltty g en@a @ foiniof' MOI ii efn
"a "a. FRAME HOUSE IS KIExwoop. ,EOT1.
qeR < teeaars eofF,stSE a96sE NUM-
THEY EI,LOW HOUSE, 80. e0l, on The corn
leror Bank and Main. streets, Brtdgeper1 con-
sfstihg Or Business Rooms and dwellings for
iosation ior Pa6se buslness, in me. town
LQTy y, IN n, KIEKWo2p ~ 70 s s - go a
isb az HiiSsgata iss " aRsal tosRsslf d Sid acres
kinIhs cDrpofatioui OF BrldesP5Ff; which will
be offered IN lots 9f q ;of. 2 acres or, entire -
ns6S INST E cr6iT fCourty. wisconsin. one
40 acre lot --t,ne - q. dc1one ses5. dosi An OF
Land IN Mehons County, Iowa. One Lot OF
lls0 a@0ne q ofs68 aLtsDtfe Of 4onZ bud another OF
40 a. all of them entered about Is years ago.
/ "A Farm in Washineton County, Ohio, OF So
acres. on It's 4 Log House and aFrame Barn,
sssfss q pss Rudas
Stock, Mare. Buggy, and some personal pro
perty, - -.
over, one-third OF the purchase money TO be
paid down, and the balance In one and two
years, equal pay n,snts. with. interest. and o
-f rhs saie 81 this property win be positive, as
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07
.PTRLlC5a,94SAIiEssh

n WILL Offer At Public Sale st my residence
1 In Smith Township, / nile Southeast oI
Wafnock's station. ON q r. E'5lalhftio 8ss5
i:is oiwBpNEsDA AY;eMARcHj 90 iSzaii ioll
uesd, Of 'Horses, :ios sead of sisep,s.5 MiisS
Cows, 3 head of Young Cattle. 3 head OF Hogs;
ftwo-h horse farm Wugon, l Spring Wagon,
Implements, Harness. &C.. &c. Corn In the
Crib, Wheat In the ground. Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and numerous other arti-
oles ton tedtogs to lmenlion., Sale 10 com mence
at o'clock A. NJ, Terms--A credit viii be
given OF IL months on all sums over IS. Mitp
Note and approved sscurity; all yuuDs untter,S5
cash. (Ina72w) +- ID. BIGGER, .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

4sANTIQUITIEs.-Underth this caption a
local was inserted two weeks, ago,
speaking Ofthe location of the County
seaaf, in we a asted that, af fiat
time Court was heldEat azYiilaga which
occupied the site Of, the present DiIIfes
Bottom. in this we were in seErerzto
the extent Of a mile, it being the vii
lage Of Pultney, lying about thresmiles
southwest of Bellaire, or one mile from
DiIiies Bottom. Also that Garret Ham
erIy owned the building at which J1hn.
was branded. IL. the hand
for the murder of Holtz. There iS some.
difficulty in securing facts occurring so
long ago, but there IS little difficuity in
the criticism Of our local anti
IIlarians who You Id moi venture to give
you any Information upon suchsiteDs
If interest yet who are ready teze0m-
,lain if you do not uneafth the right
10ie. .,l--.--... I, -, -,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07
Can for a EonrenfIoh.

At a meeting Of the Republican Cen
tfaiE EComnitte. at ST. GfaifsyiHe on
Wednesday the 9Th inst e was resolved
to hold a convention OF the members
of the Republican party at SRsCLAIRs-
WILLIE, SATURDAY, MARCH3H, at one
O'Clock for the purpose of electspg del
egate5 to the State Convenuoprs rsto be
held at Columbus on the27th Of 4tarch.
Each Township is entitled 10 . dele
gkte5E a large attendanoe is desirable.
,~e--slC. c. CARRoEd. Chair.
ALExISE0PE{ Sec'y. ~sE~9ssss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

LodAHs.-We want a good local in
every Town and Township in the coun-
ty, to furnish us news. Send every
thing in the news line, that you hear
of. The county news is what makes a
paper interesting. Let the locals be
shortand pithy,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07
z NEW SUBSCRIBERS are still being
l<l..<1 - <,,,,. ifef r,zzarxy xuaoIr Noxu is

added to our list every week. Now is
the time to osubscribe for the Presiden-
.lltiai Campaign which bids fair to be the
10 most exciting ever held in the United
i,s iss states; every nap owes it to himself
=. e..ianiaad family to thoroughly post himself
SO that he can discharge intelligentiy
:, the duties of free American citizen.
1.-The CHRoNICnE viii post you. Come
- - IN In and letsus have your name and we
. ,'swIll guarantee to give you the worth of
"a your money. a.,8a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

The Railroad Meeting here last weei
4 was decided success Nr. Reeoh made
a e6sPeeeh to afuli hou5e. - a.
Mrs Martha Cordner, wife of Viii
liam COrdner was buried last Thurs
day, services were held in the Metho-
dist Church, Rev. Ridge officiating
She was christian and will long be re-
menbered for her sweetness, gentle
ness and childlike simplicity. sos 3 .snos z
! The Grand Fox,siHunt, one mile
| North of here came off on Saturday
laSt.I TREY succeeded in dosing around
no foxes, all Of which escaped. : It Is
is said that one waSsnow white. One
fellow came back minus a. ic0uple ~ol
teeth, in consequence of having walked
Fup behiadE& mule without speaking.
Il Our Local indulges in some poetic
observations upon Engineer D. which
are:ioo pefsonaI foF Is. I(ED9 as51
Not muehneRs al pressntaIere. The
greatest excitement IS on the Railroad
question. President Streator and En-
gineer Beech and some other Railroad
neRoWeEe in town Wednesday, locking
tothe interests of the w. & T. ". R. R.
On Friday there Nas q -farge and en-
thusiastic meeting, in the, interest of
said dirosdy held intOwn. The line was
wellsssssrepresented ssifroEa "a several
poi fitS. azf'A > :
We, ,heaEH that, Mr.. I. Mccall is max
ing some efforts to have a surveys up
ty, to cross the ridge at the head of
"a
Six Mile Runof Sill xaters he Claims
over all other routes talked
Of. We heard man calling some peo-
Pile "eight by tens" with regard to the
pike. Wethink there was enc at the
ate r. r. meeting not more than four
by five. i
There were some resolutions offered
d0kzsig toward the Right Of Way,
Stock, &c. About two-thirds of the
l0Hse arose in fayoFT and enc against
OF course, It VAS his right,
md it is almost useless to, say he was
ylOriopsly cheefedl ( E1Fis1 -
zREnIGIous.-At the close Of thai
idetksdist Meeting, the Disciples eom.
nencedsa series of meetings to contin-
5e thtpQg the week. q but were soon
Eaasfeszedgo M0ristUHn.a This Is the
bird effbrt Mr.. Ridge to get upe |
! bifg gasIAaet eting at this place, since late
n dagt I'LL He seems TO have failed upI
n ffe Present. "a .sepl.na1iIE ,4ssi.t,ei[
!. .iIIElfs Frs. j. HplhngsWorth feli
Irit sefi0lssy injured herr head date-
". ,sidIssssJ 3. sssrl "a fies 9 - sob izs 4
The BODY b5o5ddyof Rev. !. J. J. 6. Taylor n was
A
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

On Monday afternoon Of last week
=an explosion took place in a Still House
heAf Oadiz, scalding two men badly
and spelling about 400 gallons of mash.
Mr.. Lowe one Of the scalded men has
since died from his injuries. The Re-
publican is not decided as to the pro-
priety of such explosions, at least when
. fheYterminates so fatally.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

Fox HUNT.-A fox-hunt came off
near Sewelsville on last Friday, closing
on the lands of Samuel Anderson, or
on the County line between Harrison
and Belmont. Five foxes were captur-
ed, which we recordas something Won
derful for circular fox-hunt. III
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

The sale of the colored children's
school tonss near the toll-gate has been
ordered by the Richland Township
Board of Education. Somebody NOM
mates Powers Greek Slave for next
President. Could MT We have some-
thing of the kind for township School
Board?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

All Our saloons, drinking houses and
billiard saloons are now closed by order
efths Mayors We heard Bellairean
. iIfqufhg forwhefe hey,ssld 1t, a few
days ago, ,Ebut not drop could be found.
Not much, wonder the editor ofthe In
.deDeadeya calls st. c., dry old town.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07
NOTICE.

kRARGAREr A. TRACY .whcse place OF resi-!
Wiliiam Tracy mas fied in the Court OF Com5
mon Pieas OF Bsinont County. Ohio, q pesition,
which is now pending in said Court, prsytngi
Tor div, rec from said Margaret, on the ground
OF her wIlifuf Absence for more than three years
and gross neglect of duty The Petition will
be for hearing At the next e IIn Of said Co9rt-'
& By ST. CrAIz KELLY, his Atty i,sft fel5sw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

The Republicans of Harrison hold
se9nfnti9a On the 10th for the purpose
of appointing delegates to the Column
busfCoA ventioh. 80 :. AsA--
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Case continued. Defendant recognized
to next tefhliih the sum sef five hum
dfed dollars. =
SBUfess Della c. Carinan, Shooting
VIII isItentato kill. Case AcontinneG.
Defendant recognized to next term in
thesufpasaf eo M2 VI
FL USHING LOCALS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

THE time Of meeting of the Stock
holders ofthe Martinsferry Nail Works
saisIehanged from Friday the end to Sat
urday the 2Srd of March. ,s..,e,e
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

How Par EsCAPED.-The bsdepe1d
e,t thinks that the combination Lock
had something 70 do with Pats. escape
from Jaiflsst week. We thisk It was
a combination without the loek and il
there was any spiritualisln IN tie affair
it was in Pats pocket in the shape Of
greenbacks. Pat says he toek his de.
partpre near six q eieek air1 the morn
ing, about the time tt5e janit4 ashally
visits theJaH TO carry IN coal sfhe
stoves are IN the .euter eonrts Of the
prison Just inside OF the heavy iron
door which is kept securely listened,
except when entering or retifing from
the Jail. Even 'ispirity would have
enotisR to do to pass through sixIocks
in order to get away. Pats very per
suasive and mightit not be.that he in
sisted on stirring up the fires that
and like Ealstaf concealed
hi1asef IN some carrying vessel from
he was dumped amid the waste
material outside. We insist on Pats
telling just how. it was done before he
goes up to the Capital. zs.eq : -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

The Pittsburgh Gazette is out in 6
new head and dress complete. Two o.
three new heads would not do the pa
per- any injury. i!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

WE are glad to notice that Court is
doing up its work rapidly and satisfac-
tory. It win continue about three
weeks yet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07
To Uonsumptives.

The advertiser. having been permanently
cured OF that dfead disease. Consumption, by 4
his fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To al
who desire it. he Will send copy Of the pre-.
scription used Cree of charge), with the direc.
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CoNsuMPTIOH
ASTHMA, BRGNgHITTs. &o. Parties wishing tie
prescription will please address ~
REV, EDWARD A. WILSON. .
282 South Third Street, Willismsburgh,N.Y
oct287l-ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

The Bittsb urgh Conference of the NJ
Z. Church win hold its next session at
Allegheny City, March ID.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

The question of a rise in the price OF
wool is one of interest to farmers Just
now. We clip two items relating. there
tn I
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FARM for Sale.

T OFFER my farm for sale 255S miles Southeast
J. of Hunter, containing. us acres, about 90
acres cleared. tits we'll wsssred.l There Ii .
good two istorN ftouse, Stable, and other out
good Apple snd Peach Orchard.
and uttier mills. Plenty ef Coal on the prem
lsss. II mile fnom Church and School. Terms
easy. Inquire on the premises, 7..a = - Fl
mar7tf ZENAS B. SHIPMAN! =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

THE time for the publication of the
poem. Beautiful Snow" has about
expired. Local editors of County pa
pers should put their mind in training
fen the article on the arrival of the Blue.
bird and the Rsbin. IsT-I1as,s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07
.MARRIEn.

GAN-HATCHER.-on the 9th ult., at
the residence OF the brides mother by Rev;
WI Lauck,.AMr. Henry Morgan to MISC
Anna L. Habcher. both Of this County. hi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

Ten o'clock is the hour named for the
smeeting ofthe Fruit Convention at this
place on the ,23d, of March.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07
spaIdine,s Glue viii mend your ways.
SOzOdOnf

Al sfticIei that is at once a teeth pre-
server aud breath purifier. and yet so
pleasant anil Convenient to use,sits ex-
ceediug popularity does not surprise any
one. Time has fully established the
fact that the SOzoDoNT. possesses these
excellent qualities in an eminsnt de-
gree. 1t has legitfmateIy acquired the
right to a position upon every toilet
table.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

HEAToN of the Gazette Is IN favor of
Judge David Davis for President. Any
body will do where thereisino .ch0ieel
MARCH came in like a .lfon,. and as it
viii go out ike lamb we4hsy expect
an early Spring a-.s :
On Tuesday morning the mercury
stood at two degrees below zero.
/ ORDERS issued by heAuditotfA the
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80 - ffi
Notice.

TiB E stocktoiders OF the .Martin's Ferry
4 Nail Works, are hereby notihsd to omeet in
81 Town Hall at tAtRrtins Fergys Ohio. on
sd day OF March. 1872, between
the hours CT three and eight O'Clock p NJ. fos
the purpose Of eiectipg gseysmdirectoTs for said
u'Ap'' ' q b1iiicH w.sMfrH;isi aiiil !.
sgoY49n bgs uji; s. q, WEsT,5' "a 43 !.
III sB@ sial .sWM, M,gLARKs...l...ie'e. I.
aaz OH nj ii SAaEa 5AS q REES RRtESESNEFsi sFsiii .
Feb2s4w;s ~" isi8 ,s4iUai cprperstors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

The body of DIR. Weigan of Zanesville
who disappeared thence on the 6th %
last January, was found in Licking, ,Hiv
er few days since. t-.ay III
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07
Court Preocceeedilgs' Pece 'lf foarD s ? the week.
Noah E.Tilfbn. vs. G5ahbei w IRONS.
r 40 x,a "a crix,on. a afoI, Iit. TO al1Swar in

Court Proceedings for the Week.
Neah e. Tilfbn. vs. GSainbel w, IRONS.
LeaveissgiNend defendant to answer in
forty dayssA IL ,.lGB4a,QL
State of Ohio VS. William Douglas.
Murder in4second degree. Case came
up for trial on Tuesday smorning. Oouh-
sci for the S@t9 Prdfecator Kennon and
u. w. Shannon, forTh defence, P. TaH-
marg j. II. S. Trainer of Steubenville
aid w HsTalh4ah. q AraR asneunt
cfteetiinony wasa8 8ffsfed dlbRL b8tK sides.
The plea of self defense was ably urged
by defendants counsel. Nearly three
days weneeocupied in the trial of the
easesd; ;Phe Jury breHIght fa>vefdict of
Itaasiaughteyss F1f nornipG at 2
Ed' d'elseksseA iu9tiQ1f NaR made EY de
4endantss eaHuse Nd tlle er-
kdiGtsUq lrz tass E4hfsA A&SEi8s
led u! Spence svs &b,f Z Bs4<F et al.
Caase cen tinged - 81 y ~ -
gStte.ief Ohio Nass y Sf;tinhall.
IcAssaaltYith inteu1 10 XII SgniZed
to next:tera in the sa{H 6f$5e@
u Henry Nee Oartns,y. g. Cos sys,JesePh T.
Dubois asCausez referred to { D.sD Il.
Gdwen to rsport facts and conclusions
kOf IaWsr aat 3ue srtrq rIer1assss O. a
tcIHannah j. Alexander iys1J;AN .Alath-
lews. q Continued Hnta next, term of
lofs Court. Ei hsS7lH .iss:i iefls sssssSih 70
baG aGuernsey sBranch Bank VS. Thomas
Jehnstou, etlaH 0A;m0tioasof John
IBayha by his attoiuey heis here made
parity defsndaRtiia bGa ,siiji01SS 10
! ID SjaIiaueb EHIAd daaas1 b as TJa pae5aeD Qs-
kber93e5 t4 4IaueerIuAtinued.l 20 s7sbso
kS EiiEabethl E6ETsb A6sesl k1 iaeo SBas-
ttardyl5 JapSssI8h5rTIeH stHnVatdiet of
b1niffy sfstB9ft2i 9ieS ,79JloT .SBf
I NJ ni tsIfdd shIet 81 es aEeisoa tAKrtis.
F,tfhTt j gen1ent asa ainst f5f1 1sl56,
lIeS3 1f,i4i3 o6ssfe3 ozIR 4 .T3sid bnfs
81 James \ 1t {. 6 g ttaidWef, sessi44 n Bond let
afge order feq u p5lsfntfff to give
ffsectif Il |, fr costs 81 .1lS
T.. T6ooiiinias. " hftaeite vs. B,&O.R. r
CO. Suit brought 10. yer 5As damages
against II, r.. CO.. Tor injuries Teeeived
lbyy him nj nom an engine While plaintiff
was crossing. the track With sled,
| The Jury, Bought in verdict for piain-
| tiff and assessed his damages, at .thte
thousand dollars IslMi lMiSotl899 SfI8g pr fSr new
st State ys George s6ailsfSosggs charged bar
with rape. This case continued through
Monday and Tuesday and created con-
siderable excitement ameng those in
ssssftSs il s1s4 &sg SsTfo oi
the State, and MeSsrs,, papford, Mitch
ifFtsiidans. IT Ne Jury j9en1ained apffom
Tuesday evening until "Wednesday
informing, when they agreed to disagree
nd;were discharged Ega
U,o,.,s<- 4; n,,oa y-.a-l+ad bxStT,a Court 70
Margaret Rankin VS. Robert Darrah.
Cause continued at cost of defendant,
George Edwards vs Luther HaiFah,
Leave given defendant to answer In 20
days. ausecontlnued.
State VS. h g. Martins = Forgery.
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NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that there will
be an.adjgnrned meefing of the Board
OF Manae6rs Of the Belmont County
Agricultural Society, at the Ofdce of the
President, in st. Clairsville, on Satur-
day the 9th day.of. March, 1872. q full
attendance of the Board is requested.
J. G. PRATT, Sec'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

Hon. +. H. Armstrong, Representa-
tive from this County, was in town last
week. He regards the House as civil
ana hard working body and by no
means responsible for the turbulent
spirit shown by the Senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

NEW ADVETIsEMENTs. )
Public 6ale-D. Bigger.
Farm for Sale-Z. S ipman.
Assessors Notice-Alexis Cope.
Dry Goods &c.-Stone d Thomas.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

-SzRs NJ CLARK, ESQ, has sold his lEiv-
ewto Messrs- Frazier & Johnston, of
tSifIPlaSeI And viii remove 70 Cleve7
land ON the 1st of April. He becomes
a parinerip the Wholesale Stationery,
& Printing House of g. S. Newcomb &
C0lWeregtet toiose him from among
US, but wish him success in his new
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

Total Liabilities. 10. oV
State Of Ohio, County OF Belmont, 50. y
II II. O. Welday Cashier Of the First National
Bank OF 81. Clairsyilie, o., do solemnly swe ar
that the above staten ent Is true, TO the best OF
my knowledge and belief 10 ,tel
Subscribed and sworn to before me this. the
2no day of March, 1TH.. "a ~ 81, ~, 4.
- III ~ Alexis Corr, Notary Public,
,e7Ain5s4hf; Is & +. cowEs, a,4 14a. =, !,
llltt0d elUaG GEo. BRowN,i 10f Directors.
} % Ross J. ALExAFpER-J III yls 1i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

i-J 'r4ft a GARD, i9f 81 ufui 'l
MIR. 1T. sTONEBRARER,i Is ready at his
tl sailor, under the ~. Clair Heuss. 10 attend
to ali work in the way Of shaving. Hair Drses-
ng, Making Curls, Switches. wigs' 4s s.,ss5s, GIVE
ini call, FepsT1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

1Wests have received their spring
stock OF Wall Paper and hangings.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07
Gold stands at llOt,

P. ". Nssby will lecture in Barnes
sssyilie7 on Friday evening. tFs8o ssseri.., F.