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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25
COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
Pittsburgh live Stock MARKET.
sAruRpAY. ApriI 20. IM2

= SATURDAY, April 70 1872,
1CArTLE.-The market during the first part Of
the week was active .and sales made readily,
but as Is always the ease Fhen buyers have got
pretty nearly all they want they do not pur-
chase SO quickly. and from this cause trade
ruled q little. slower .tqwsrd the CLOSE. We
think that Che advance was probably between
the two. and may fairly be given at Nc. Fol-
lowing are the current rates for the different
grades, extra 200 to 1,5OO h steers so to 25;
good to prime 100 to 800 n steersss 90 to 90
common TO medium, 1000 to loo n steers, IS rs
to 75, bulls. ags an cows S0e % l5Oo. lss TO
so; stock steers, 500 tot 200 ms, 81 90 to Oo
Texas steers, 800 to 200 ns, IS so to 6 90.
BdHoGs-The run Of hogs Is rather heavy, and
In quality taiF. The demanc seems to be light
vt least the supply NJ greater sndA the fharkst|
drags slowly. Prime Philadelphia are selling
from "a 80 to 4 90. and q few assorted might
bring 50 better, although that price cannot be
fairiy quoted as ruling figure. The demand
east is light and buyers are taking hold freely.
Following ere e.thss rates currents Extra Rhila-
deiphia " 90, good Philadsiphis a. vs. to- sa
good New York, $50 TO 800. q 40 to 4 80; rough
New York. ~ to tHOi still hoFs. 81 10 %.
sHEKP-Tne receipts OF sheep continue very
% ,3J1IHSgiAdD II NI1M
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Horse and Ri54N 4NR saas

= n -.
The Horse and Rfder.AR s*as a
happy day for Horse ard his rider when
the Mustang Linimeni. was Introduced
as q cure for the external diseases and
injuries of both. In the stable, the
barn and the household this wonderful
emellient is equally useful. Ifa horse
is spawned. or foundered. or harness
CALLED, or afflicted with any other of the
many superficiaEilis th5 eauine flesh is
heir to. the Liniment effects speedy
cure. and it is equally efficacious when
applied to draught oxen or cows suffer-
ing from outward swellings, strains. or
hurts of any description. AS an appii-
cation for bruises, cuts, burns, rheuma-
tisui, stiff joints. sprains. neuralgia
earache and toothache, it takes preced-
ence for. llother, tropiesl remedies, and
is thefefore-aA Ia sartieIe Of prime necessity
in families.
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"A gentleman, the otIer day, conclud.
ed to sell his homestead, and having
so determined, soon found q purchaser,
The deed was duly executed, signel
by himself and wife, delivered, and
the money paid. :, In a few days there
after the gentleman's cohsternati9n
may be better imagined than describ-
ed, when 1t was ascertained that his
wife had, repurchased the homestead
and paid for it, so that the property
which he had owned few days before
belonged to his wife, and the. change
efresidence which he had anticipated
was now a dream not to be realized. =
Zc,aesUiJJe COIr. -------
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light, The demand con finues good ana ar
rivals are soagis sb5pr as tasf as they Sire
brough I'M TIE market Is very much ex xcftsd,
and the price has ad dssnced sfun 5ze mona the
openiDsdf the market Oh Monday nntH the
present time. We donot think that the pres
ent high neErss canIiast long HEoliowsngi are
TIE rates chrrent to-day edinAfenf etadssI
snd dkiuass Extra loOtoillons. 80 soto o 75, goed|
fqprime, Indiana, 90 TO Icons. IS 30 to 9 O0 de-
cent 70 fall. IS TO 80 MS. 81 so to "a mean to
con1mon 20 to 75 ms s. Is 20 !, 80; eifpp sheep,
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An, interesting railroad meeting was
held in Wheeling on Monday evening.
Itappears that all hopes OF aid from the
city to the Wheeling; Valley project is
not yet dead. Nothing would be more
gratifying than to see Wheeling step
forward and assure the success Of the
enterprise. sss.s Eqs > nlie ..4il.'iit. liarisei
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7 81 Eaia =Notiee.o19 1iaat 7oy
THE 1undersfguedi as administrator inf the
Al estate IF Robert a. Gray, hY virtue Of, an
order Of the Pfo6ate Court Ofl Ba annent Eod ntyl
Ohio, viii offer tor sale on the premises IN Cole
rain Townsnfp. Beiment County. Ohio, on .
SATURDAY, MAY lbs, 1920 lc
between the hours OF 10 a. M, and a pi nna9the
following deserted real estate belonging 70 the
estate of said Robert A. Gray to-wit: Betnk
part of land pn5ehased by said Robert A. tiFfF,
decd of one Hezekiah Rowles BY deed aoout
OF Belmont County records. and off OF which
tract so purchased said sIeceaent 5ssh ta lol1e
acres Of land beiou.,isg TO ;said estiste ihi4be
Sou theast II Of Section q. Town4btp :, Rapge
3 which will be Offered Tor sale. "
-; .,.a. JOHN HENDERSON, -
ap15td Admir- os Robt, A. Gray, dec'l, q
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STOP, 7 3a'READTHIS

- % -tcS4tfts3 ls-9i e-----fX ,IuQJ III bar
TIA EREBY certify that about four years since
III Twas <ltfacked with q very severe Catarrh IN
nv Iao5ci liSdd and threat. and also very tors
men ting RheutsatlSe, Ltried various; rsln edies
hndlconsuited with my regular physician, us
Ing his prescriptions, but derived no beneit
+frcln ahystAsu. The 9Gafaffn becamf So bad
thai could net breathe through Ios. nose at all
and the ism so pal htul and III stressftig
that could scarcely walk 81 othis Time MY
disease Was pr0noRleed airffrabie, .Abeut this
cure cure me-. M Mffied IBIS Conn mon SENSE Tfeatnent.
ANA SOON thedfseKse, ,hegau 10 eRfyc fwsy sardJ
got better Rspid q apdam rev free from serious
trouble. to that extent that Iresoft To theuse OF
nqrnedfcfne at alk and 4 'oani with great con-
fdeneesrecommeud DR. BQyds treatment toallI
oasdrrh and R1fuY'osje ~ fisreTs; ,s s,er,,, !,
iisS4 l-dto baG ,snGTGper w WsRIKIRKWooD.s
seL hereby cert " that NrS Scott is 2 asenber
of good.-yes OF Ugh star ing, in the Prssby-
terian iCfarch thaeld. andS1ls al net
statements are to be surplcitly relied ofn J
fuFtheE say thatl hays been from. the outset
coZpiEznt OF The facts in tiiis csse igned the
above certificate for Mrs ss hy llaf dlrtsctlel.u
Pastor Pifesbyt terian cRaditth. smithfsld, o.
.ItIiy 81, 1871. Ht'siS yfn a
u; DR., gE0BgE q RqYfs / sHrsss9n Dentist
r,.s st. Eiaff svifiei Belri8ont CohAty, Ohio.
sep2S7liiuu4 9aJ 10 fn0maTS9sIb ae5 sill
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To Consumptives

SThe advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption. by a
20 make a
who desire 1t. heWffl sem a,eopyN ~ thu pre-
scription useds Nfeerof cnarsej. with the tlyec-
tions for preparing and using the same, which,
they will ind a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &c. Parties wishing the
prescription will please address
. REV. EDWARD. WILSON,
262 South Third Street. Willismsburgh, NY.
oct26'7l.iy
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PiftslS.ssvh FProduce MARKET

EttHDtf3SH tEVOucC 1arAetsA
From the Pittsbdrgil papers OF Monday iis
APPLIES APPrifae "a so good 0 90 Fbta., 2iid .
BUTTER-27aSec. 2ssiji lDiSssi bars Sui3s,
EGGS-Fresh 5c q doz-. f,,,,-a;a Ia, :, .,t5,,
FLoUR-Red winter. 81 5Oss7 IS white - IS
@s.5o Rye s 80. Ruckwheat a ~ ext.-------.
GRAIN-Wheat Red 81 609I 81, White. 81 50
@iSS Corn; SeSgos oats, soci Ryeslsi-. lifsS
PoULTRY]hiye. Chickens 45959c - pair;
dleksed l36l4f d. Turkeys, l6@l8c D.
P0TATOES675@Seo. y bns rsEi4tF
BEANS+-s2 0Oa2 80 . bus-s,-.s7 d. s-..-gt a-=a
EARBON OIL-24c p gal.
Dried EDFRUIT-Psaehes lo1zelIc; Apples 81
GRocERIEs-ooaee. Rio. 2se2s. prime Sc
lava 2S950c, Teas-Y, H, fancy 81 s.; prime
81 25; fafit q 0eIT n G1ppowder.' goot 81 %.
1SonF iS5Eo FoslS 59Sd Rs5 S pFie e9Siss "
s5S7oc; ,SgIgps; choice 7es sRies Rcs ~ ,,Il s
&c; plain shoulders, 5e. Lard In Kegs, i0c. ffYF
CHEESE-Ohio factory, l6c; Goshen Is, ,
DRESSED Ho0A5@5Ze .Szelitb 5ligh
HIDES.YGreen salted. l09l Butchers s.;
reen saited KIP, Hold; green salted cali, i6@is
oSI9NssNsS g g z S9S Ss 70 y bus.q sai9shaTq nj
sEEhss-oioysr ss@s 25: Irinothy IS 5Oes5s
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woopSs HotisaEiii q oIbs e bsMAdAzrkEs. u,ll 3 !
Ter the sditpfi4E nAnA ARelmsnt Of Gal

der the eqitpri4E mAna aeement Of CAD
Hamilton, has more than doubled its
Subscription list in the pastfour months.
The May number contains, Migration,
Colonization, Homes by Horace Gre
ley; Miss Hannah Adams by James
Parton; Household Discoveries by
Gail Hamilton /; Brother Anderson,
by Thomas X. Beecher; Longevity
by DIR. Dio Lewis; "reminiscences of
Rev. DR.. Bethune,' by A. A. Willis,
ID. D., etc. Every woman should read
Gail HaTniltonIs editorial, in which
she says; s1t VII never do, to tftS3t
men with a liberty which Ntheyt Win
abuse. The best of them, men who
may be respectable and even disting-
uished as jurists, doctors, merchants,
mechanics, are, in domestic matters,
but children of larger growth. They
must be trained. They may be allow
ed liberty, but they must not be allow
edto take 1t without permission" The
Household is first class original Maga-
zine, published at Newburgh, N. Y. by
s. s. Wood 4 SGo, ", ST. % ,oo, aaIyear.
Teachers ahd par Z j ents I Should prs5ssidei
their children with copy of "THE
SCHOOL FESTIVAL" quarterly
magazine, devoted to new matter and
for school exhibitions and
public days. 1t is live, fresh thing,
that has long been needed by all teach
ers and pupils, and is conducted by the
same Mr.. Sewell who founded and so
long edited the Little Corporal, as
sisted by Mrs. Slade and other able
writers. The April number has just
reached us, containing beautiful May
Queen" Coronation exercise, and many
other choice things. Alfred L. Seweli,
Chicago, Ill. Price, rs cts. a year; 20I
cents number. Premiums for clubs.
Dean Howells, editor of the
'fAtlantic Monthly" is a practical
printer, and the" 'tcase',i was Htos him
what the school desk issto most BOYS.
AS might be inferred he was a good
compositor, and when but twelve years
of age is said to have set u, 600 ems in q
day.
Three-eights of the Toledo Blade was
sold for 100000. At that rate that pa
per is worth hesnug little sum of $780,.
eOO' 5HFiffg lIigA T3I,
Rev Maxwell P. GAppIs died at Stli
Joseph, NO., Wednesday, of softening
Of the Brain. He was keeping hotel
in that city.
, WE wonder what was running in
that printers head when he left the F'i'i
outlOf Louise Keliogg's name. !
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TrcKETs.4W iliiams, ticketagent at
warnoek's informs us that his Office
has become general ticket ofiee, and
can furnish through tickets to any
point North, South, East or West; also
round trip tickets to 'the Cincinnati
Boilers Convention. We notice also
that Warnock's has now become a ship
ing point for produce to Pittsburgh
and other points East, produce former
ly was waggoned to Wheeling. Even
the butter and egg wagons now stop at
that place. .sait ''iais.',i - s.iii
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The State Of Q ohIe Beins9nt Conn
ty,rCourt of Common Pleas. ~

INsTOOHEb "a sSOihiAVh A~ASttSti1
psni.Sa apg EysR k 3SskifPn lex 95n
rz.t,.l aissMaiil1i 4 sMilisd John Minis; tofsnzo fsnzo ins,
sarxh oensway sna.J1h9 Cons4ay. on, W. 81 q
McGihnis, hsF Ansbard . % sFy.i AT +
Hicks, Martha. Mills, Ida, Fry ana tpde doc
Henry Fry, Defen''ants. HsiR filJo
mHB Defsndanfs; Ezekiel e. Nil lbs. LoreAZo
j Hiils. Loretta MeGinnis, Edward McGtn:
nj, her nusSana, Maftha Asliss IdE Fry and
Henry Fry. who reside ih r. BsImS9S H. % ESSasS,
County. Oaio:isarsh iGonaNsy and JShn Soni
Comfy 0flio, ana MarylA shickG y ho reside
in Ss. 4 ea asass T s aSis sna
April Isz3 Srs gSm H9n sIsa ,5ls 5tsas IS
psnaanSi Isan asi i Evan Il Disiison her husband sies
psFtsOn sSGSgRs Saos asP sasnss
First Tract:9Being In the middle Of section
A. TownshiPs Eaass SIX o;, IN % nv ahS
Sv s lands IA "a W IL n wade aadlhe North line Of seel
ana Ne IaAsf p bsSsss ISS%swS wnsob ien Sn
on fhe South by lands or Thomas Roblnson
Tn M es al bbons And Lyfiia Browp; on the West
Sy Lard. g5 IGSs n Aa'e s osf as ID
Range g. and hegil nihg at atthosnntheasy.eor,hs ~
of said Sentioa la and rpnlpg taepas, VI Pr Il9 9
of lands formerly owned by James Mci1ish,
We d eS 52-l00 perches to che corner of f9e Yail
thence North % 03-l00 perches with said Heoy-
er's line; thence East 6s 52-l00 perehes 20 Sec
tion4. thence south 2S0s-leo pe-cnes to the
place OF beginning; containing tl5fs acres 81
fand and the same being designated as an out
Lot ofthe Town. of Barnesyille. ohio. lLIlLl >,
Third tract Being partof the Southeast; OF
sectIob Is sf Townships, Range 9. aforesaid,
snd BEGINNING at apianted stone IN ne line Q,
running East 10 10. 100 perches to planted
stone m the rold leading 70 James ,Lyie's;
theree q pitll IL West q nefdhesto astakel ~ y
lins.of lands formerly owned by, IamesMcLish;
theI,oe North 2SSU,lO0 perches with the line OF
said HsLisfas lands 70 the' place Of beginning,
The ohject and prayer OF said petitlo that
the above nufned defendants may pc msoe
parties to this proceeding aud tlSitat the nexi
Term Of The Court of Common Please; petition (.
may have orieE o. gaid pssmlses
cs1agis hgHYAFs r. pICKIsQA,he
L. paSFosp, atfiy'l as lrsH0s ,nsise. nusUu a.
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st. ClairsvilIe Retail Market.

4 Corrected by carrolI& Ginin. l-7it :
Apples ss Copper sbbi.Ig fHhl8R z5EiG = s5n
White wheat nopr y bbi IS "a ..4et.,a 96-t
Wheat pr bush. 81 409l IS.
Corn p bush 60 IN > '''i'- .''f - -
Oats . basHeI45c gi9g h9siaI 1sy5n 9gR
Hayia ton slaoeiuos nsslfj syEd ! jud =
Potatoes T6ata s,1sfiib gae1a adj yai1I
Dried peaches y b n, 4ssnsmi1eqIs o7Gd
Hams . rai4S .s5Gi1 insIsIIib s.ii 81
sides s9 se,Ii Il aoiniqo ynE ri ,1oon
FlshIMaefefef NJ. !. haifbbl US. ,o4hioq
as. .9sss8S5, Tc0d c Is
Butter p hs5c. IoyE biBow-.gasiIsqxs :
iss hsss sS1 ,aa tzaf'iew tss2IaI s.ii 1ol les
CheeseS N aeI gHl:.r9 ri ,fiuoa !
Tallow . n lects Z nj sgs ssTli oyEd u
sss:ns.s Bee. ws5s ( 2 iOs sinsIq oiatoq 9a1af I'd
c ,aee aS@se. Holl bB03os hnsl Isis1a ii
Sugar N. Oas D. aa,s@i5e. gROG al 3nE.J
Sugar Whits, p hEsig 3 ri s9sla sno n
H. IT, no sIs.1 O'''l' Ess.,I .N-.t1aqs a
I. O. Molass p saI!oa Sec. .0iNN ,VHI
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IEHE PIrTsBURG PEOPLES MONTHLY
for April i At hand, and isfiilly up 70
the the STANDARD IL abe frpptspiss lisp ss
Wales and Family (both 4aIl page
are1good. zeke's Courtship, and tie
Chicken Stealers," in the "House-
hold" and "Boys and Girls" pages are
well rendered; while the Strange Scene
on -Four mile Rum" being the illustra-
ton to the second installment of the
story of sold Fort Duquesne, furnishes
q suggestive woodland picture. This
Western Indian Story is having a
great run. 1t grows in, interest with
each chapter; and the whole story is full
of thrilling scenes and exciting personal
adventu All westerners should read
It. Twas commenced in March Numb
Pr. Those of our readers who have not
yet subscribed to this deserving West
srn illustrated Home paper, should
hasten to do so. The price is only $1.50|
per year
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Secretary Seward says he and Admit
raj Rogers calculated that it would cost
more now to build the great wall of
China through its extent of one .thou-
sand miles than it has cost obuild the
fifty-five Thousand miles Of railroads in
the United States.
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THE SoULH EASTERN OHIO Teach
ers Association, win hold Its next reg
uIar meeting on Saturday, May 4th,
1877, at Steubenville, Ohio. Prof.
Burns viii lecture on Reading, 49,
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The King of Spein has nade 4 rs
which, it appears, is circulatea ID differ
ent shapes in the Eufopear journals.
The Pau Nall Gdzete informs us that
the exact expression used ~ His Majes-
ty in reference to the rt5raar that he
would aabdicete appears 70 have been:
HNot otherwise than efnbslEned will /
quit Madrid" His Majesty does not
appear to have considered the coutin-
gency that nobody may think him
worth embalming. - | e.. =" = !. !.
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ImpOrtanl aseeverleS bearing on the
question or the antiquity of the human
race have just been made in England,
teeth of the extinct shark, apparently
perforated by human agency, as well
many cOncretionary noduIes with Ion
gitudinal preforatiOns unlike those pro-
duced by the action of boring molusca,
having been found in the olden PHO
Gene beds. Ifthis discovery is verified,
1t will carry back the existence of man
In England to period far more ancient
than the mammoth age.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

Some of our school marms are get.
ting ready to receive dandelion boquets
and fresh spring dough-nuts from af-
fectionafe pupils who have not been
sSwhaled" all to pieces since the begin
ming Of the term
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MARRIED..

KELLEY-BROWN.-At the st. Clan SEfofel
bn the llth inst, by Rev. W. r. Ladck. Mr
alexander Il. Kelley to Miss Laura j Brown
both of Martinsville,
the 18th inst, at the resi-.
dence OF the brides parents, by Rev. w +
: LRuck. Mr. Stephen d Vail 10 Miss Arabella
sB0wles. both OF Belmont County.
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,srE! i'igiNo+sSass !

.AfARGARETrA BELL, OF Beaver Falls, In
tLNl the County of Beaver PennsyfyanfA, Ia
notified that. Deacon7W. . Bell did on April q.
of'the Clerk or Coprts OF Hslnl ont County, o.,
aslfing that he may he d1S6reed from ths said
AaTEaret ~ helen secgpatof hsr Elist ,eesenS,s
be for hearing atthe next term of the Court OF
Common Pleas of said County,
"a DISPOSITIONS will he ~ ken @ % ths part Of said
piaiptiG 20 be used III evidence on the trial Of
said catssat the f5sidence % Rev. James r.
Frederick In Rergettstown.W .WashingtoI Conn-
ty, Pennsylyania, on THURSDAY. May ., 1871
between the hours OF 8 O'Clock "A. N. and 10
O'Clock p. M and AT t Mayor's ufiice in Eaxt
Hyerneol, Columb biapa ,Cornty,. iohip. or, Sat.
o'eloox A, N. .Safd 36'elook P, n. OF said day.
y isplsawips 81 bigOg DEACON vs.. BEhLsn
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= p LUIS. PATENT oFFIeI

'idAi -snsw AsHrSeTosd D. 10. Apsfi II. f.iszs,i :
ON tie pztition Wlll1amH a ,orr, Of Martins
Ferry, 0tiioO prayIng for the. extension Of q
patent granted to him on The 18Th day Of July
is5S. and reissued on 6heAlst day OF Noven ber
1883, hFan Imp -Dssrheut In Machines for GIesn-
fag raj Is is ordered that the testimony In
the case be closed on the lith day OF June sxt;
fhst the time fer fii ig arguments and the Ex-
ami ner,s report be limited to the 2lst, day of
June next. and that said petition be hs ard on |
the 26th day or June next sob sfEGs1stse 81 4
= ANY person mayseppose.this extension. = 81 |
fif.s -iii5.i N. ID, IEGGEIT Commissioner,
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aUNITED.STATES 1sa
INTERNAL REVENUE.

ASSESSOR s OFFICE, 18th DIST, o. 9u
New PHIEAD DRBPHr2 q April s; 1872
NOTICE is)hersbysiixen 10 all: whom, 1t lnag
Enunerati6bs made BY thelA ssisiant Assessofs
of tile 18th District of Ohio consisting nf The
countiesof Beifnont.i Ghe fhsey, sHarfisoR, No
inspection OF air persons e3ncefhed for the
periodef 10 days. fro5i epi aftes the ~ day of
April, 1872, ut the Assessors ONCE Of said Dis
tricf. In New Philadeiphfa. al which Ftinej and
place appeals will be received aud. determined
rslatiSe TO any erroneous 5ofo excessI te5 SAlna'
the Assistant Assessors ID said Distficf and
feturnei in the aInuaf LISTS sAil appeals 10
said Assessor rs. Aforesaid, shall be made In
writiag and sbalrspecify the Fartiesifay caaise.
matter or thing. respecting which sdeosion is
eq hest ed. and shall mort over state the ground
Or principle error complained OF. .
JNo.esARfifN'I,iAss' 'I,i a ss'r sll6th Dis-r o.
: sp25lw
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. John Davis Of Lam
casteris now home on visit to his
parents Mfsand Mrs Shepherd Davis
of misplace. John has been on a visit
to the moon, and a small reception par
ty was. given aen Monday eve, on his
return with his bride, formerly Miss
Rainey Of L.1Iiss.iE y = assi1 ~
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'Notice..

SnBARLE Is A, FUhEHF. whose place Of resi-
~ danQe IL unkneNn and cannot ee ase< <rt,io-
Stherr this kis9 1alad in the Coma of Common
Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio. pstiuon
dffendants Ia the object Of which 10 20 exclude
Eald efsndents IRON any interest IN the sufA
Of 500 paid 70 Ne PROBATE 5uezs &C said Conn
a cornpeasation lnri lot u IN block II IN Rede-
fer's nrst addition TO BellRire. appropriated BY
aflts are required to answer by the efh .of J1ne
nexts III ~ 1 ST. CLAIR KELLY.
aplseF .u.fst i.s . ATTY for plnk
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

!, The Cincinnati Enquirer says the
Cincinnati platform should scontain
three planks gN +
list. Beat Grant. = 5S-z.E-sss
z End. Beat Erant.
= 3rd, Beat Grant, o. ggITc3ssI 7,
Very appropriate. a; Beat platform
for Beat Convention. Dead Beat all
aroupd,-O.&. Journal. ~,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

Ifmen's morality were to be judged
by by their words rather than their
actions, what good world this would
be. As an Illustration, a Western
preacher some time ago wrote fierce
article against the playing Of croquet,
denOIncing it as an immoral game. A
few days since the same devout shep-
herd was arrested in Boston for forg
cry, he been tried ,scpnvieted, and is
now serviEgsQgt Q years imprisonment
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

The Martinsferryt Copamegciala will
make its appearance this week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Fruit Trees-Jas. Irwin. sstw
Sherman House Wm- Pancoast.
q. S. Mails. -, {.
Legal n Danfofd Atty.
Legal Notice. Ohm Henderson.
Legal Notice-John Sergeant.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

Since the election our village has
been repaIkaehly I p apiet MOQkHl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

The Jewish Passover commenced on
Tuesday eve and continues seven days.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

Hon. r. d. Harrison died at Colum-
bus, on Monday, after an illness Of
twenty -four weeks.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

Mr.. ARCHIBALD GIFE1N has pur-
cI,asedithe heavy draft horse, Norman
Salisbury. He is a. representative
farmers horse. beautiful black, and
weighs 1909 pounds. He can be seen
at the stable of the owner in this
place. ,altfsys siif'.s 80. e ala's =. = - q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

- NoTIcE-The anniversary meeting
of the WOman'sT Foreign Missionary
Society VIII be held in. the M. F. Church,
On next Sabbath evening, thd 18th inst.
The meeting will be addressed by
Reyerends Johnston and Alexander.
We extend cordial Invitation to all.
r 70. sas. - s. J. LAUcK, Pres't.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

Court begiass snthe sOfh inst; lawyers
are beginning to look wise.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

For . good digest Of Columbus new:
read our Columbus letter. = 40