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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

Christmas-day was pretty generally
obse we'd in town and country. The
little folks were delighted with the
visit Of Santa, and spent most OF the
day In disposing of the articles distrib-
uted. Pop! pop! pop!-the live-long
day went the Chinese crackers.
Many and happy were the family re-
unions, and cordial and warm were the
greetings on that day. If, perchance,
some of the loved ones had passed
''over the river" since the last Christ
mas festival, silent tear, sadly ex-
pressed the anguish felt, in gazing on
the vacant chair.
1t will be well for US all, if in our es.
Inmates, we Dut remember the poor
who are always with us. A mite from
the plentiful tables that grOan under
their weight of luxuries, would 60 far
to relieve the cutting want of those in
need, and there must be many such,
who feel keenly the biting frosts of this
remarkably prolonged and bitter cold
winter weather.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
List Of Patents Granted to Ohio
Inventors, for the Week Ending
Dec. 3rd, 1872.

Furnished for the CHRONICLE by G.
H. Watson & Co., Solicitors of Ameri'
can and Foreign Patents, Ofice-607
7th St., Washington, d. c.:
]. w. Gardner, T. w. Ransom and
E. Martin, Cleveland, Ohio.-Balance
Valve.
Peter Jotter, Monroe, Ohio.-Fur-
rowing Machine.
J. L. Anderson, Bucyrus, Ohio R.
R. Switch Lock. ....
F. ]. Coats, Cincinnati, Ohio.-Bar-
ber's Chair.
]. Denning, Salem, Ohio.-Hollow
Anger.
T. ]. Gafney and A. P. Williams,
Cincinnati, Ohio.-TemporaTy Binder.
F. R. Glsscock, Hillsborough, Ohio.
|-Lubricator.
J. Keagy, Newark, Ohie.-Vegeta-
BILE Crater.
]. r. Rudolph, Holland, Ohio
Wagon Spring Seat.
]. ]. White, Janesville, Ohio.-Cider
Mills.
A. Wilmct, Cleveland, Ohio
Treadle for Sewing Machine.
J. Bauer, Cincinnati, Ohio.-Top
prop for Carriages.
A. d. Clark, Hillsborough, Ohio
Saw Mill.
III. B. Gingrich, Bradford, Ohio
Curtain Fixture.
F. NJ. Hartman, Marathon, Ohio
Self acting Wagon Brake.
Geo. McQuister, Cardington, Ohio
Portable Fence.
]. F. Moloney, Cincinnati, Ohio
Creaslng Roller for Leather Straps.
NJ. NJ. Murray, Cincinnati, Ohio
Bed Spring.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

A SUPERB CHRISTMAS NUMEER.-
The December number of the Peoples
Monthly of Pittsburgh, Pa, is just at
hand, and We must confess to a sur
prise. No such fine, or elegant illus
trated paper, has ever appeared out OF
New York, while it challenges compar.
ison with anything published IN that
city. The new type, new "heads," and
tinted paper look admirably. This
Christmas number has supplement OF
eight pages (makiug twenty-four in
|all, and is absolutely crowded with
fine illustrations, and interesting let
ters, stories, poems, &C., appropriate to
the season. The Household and "Boys
and Girls" departments, are of especi-
al interest. In fact, the whole paper is
gotten up for the home and the family;
and is pure, bright and wholesome
This Monthly, we must say, is credit
to the West, and should receive hear
ty and generous Western support
Agents wanted everywhere and large
commissions paid. Send for sample
and circular. Three months trial, only
25 cents, including the splendid Christ
mas number. More given away with
each paper than its cost. Yearly SUBJ
scription only Sl.50.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The Fast
Line coming west over the Baltimore
& Ohio road met with an accident yes.
terday morning at Evansville, two
miles this side of FairmOnt. One of
the axles of the locomotive broke,
throwing it off the track. Fortunately
it left the rails on the side opposite the
creek which runs near the track at that
point, else the consequences might
have been much more disastrous. The
cars stuck to the track and no damage
was done except wrecking pretty bad
ly of the engine. The passengers and
their baggage, mails, and express mat
ter which left here yesterday morning,
had TO be transferred where the acci-
dent occurred-the disabled locomotive
occupying such a position that trains
could not pass. No one was hurt by
the accident.-I,teltigencer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

The number of patients in the North
ern Lunatic Asylum on the 10th of No
vember, 1871, was 319; admitted during
the year, 317; discharged during the
year, 45S; under treatment during the
year, 636; remaining in the asylum
Nov. 16, 1872, It's; daiIy'average during
the year, 1863. OF those discharged 81
had recovered, 131 were improved,
and 207 were unimproved; deaths, 33.
Since the opening of the institution
2,725 patients have been admitted; of
these 1913 were discharged, recovered;
433 improved; 6S6 unimproved, and 2O7
died. Twenty-three thousand dollars
remain in the State Treasury to the
credit of the asylum available for the
first quarter 1873.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

Such depth Of snow and such mag.
nificent sleighing has not been known
here for many years. Sleighs of every
description have been resurrected and
old rusty unused cutters are brought
out Just to get their runners FURNISHED
brightly. Although horses have stop
ped running at the nose, yet they are
notwithstanding against time, In
front ofskippers of every description,
filled to overfowing with rolicking,
merry pleasure seekers. What jolly
time this is for love-sick foiks-moon-
light love making is nowhere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
COURT REPORT.
JUDGE CHAMBERS SITTING.

William Stewart VS.. William Cat
tell ct. al Decree for sale of property
II in petition mentioned.
1 Valentine Ault VS.. Elisha Lucas ct.
al.s Mortgage foreclosed; judgment in
favor of plaintiff for s9l6 "a and costs.
Hanson E.sAdams vs.. Minor How
ell eft. al. Decree of foreclosure as pray
ed for In the petition? Judgment
against defendant for s522 80, and order
to sell mortgaged premises.
! Wilson Stringer VS.. James A. Tarbett
ct. al. Judgment by default against
defendant for Sl14 80 and costs, and
ordered that Administrator pay said
Judgment out of money in his hands, or
that may come into his hands belong
ing to defendant, James A. Tarbett.
Frederick Switzer VS.. Zelch & Pabst.
Tried to jury, verdict for plaintiff for
1884 13. Decree for sale of premises
under mechanics lieu in ten days after
term in default of payment.
G. W Franzheim VS.. 4. J. Baggs ct.
al. Report of Commissioners confirmed
and sale ordered.
John G. Affiech VS.. Burget Neon
aughy. Verdict for plaintiff, 1892 81
plaintiff gives notice of second trial
allowed, bond, 500. Defendant gives
same. notice, allowed, bond $500.
Hiram A. Mcpherson vs.. Elizabeth
Ne Pherson. Decree of divorce grant
ed judgment for.
Esther Lee VS.. George Horner. Suit
brought to recover damages for liquor
sold to plaintiffs husband. Verdict in
favor of plaintiff for $50. Second trial
allowed, bond $500. go
George Free VS.. Robert Hanson ct. al.
Judgment against defendant for S4OO
and costs. Second trial allowed, bond
lSSO0.
Sarah J. Reed VS.. Thomas Reed. De-
cree Of alimony granted.
Hiram Shaffer VS.. Margaret A. Shat
fer. Divorce granted on cross petition
and answer of defendant. Alimony
allowed defendant to. the amount OF
Ss5Oe. =. u !. So :. =, - :. i
+ John II. Genin, Elk. VS.. George BEEN
ct. al. Judgment by default of 800 63
Mortgage foreclosed asd master order
ed to sell mortgaged premises.
+ Joseph w. King VS.. Village OF st.
FClairsville. Judgment of Mayor re-
lvnrsed. Defendant excepts.
State of Ohio VS.. John Watkins, sure
+ty Of the peace. Cause dismissed, at
costs of complainant.
John M. Scott & Co. vs.. First Presby-
terian Church, of Bellaire. Judgment
on Report OF Referees for Defendant.
s656 60. Second trial allowed, bond,
$500.
WIN. Nichol VS.. Ross J. Alexander.
Judgment for 1854 so found due by
raferees.
Il James Weir vs.. Village of st. Clairs-
Vile. Judgment of the Mayor revers-
ed at the cost of Defendant in error.
James Weir VS.. Village of st. Clairs-
Vile. Judgment of the Mayor reyers-
ed and held for naught, at cost of De-
fendant in error.
Anthony Sheets ct. al. VS.. The Bel
laire Implement & Machine Co. Judg-
ment for Plaintiffs. The receiver Or
dered to sell property named in Mort
gage, and pay to Plaintiff the amount
found due.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
81 I'91sIlc lsfo l',,it. .l..;3iI
NEW2ADTERTISEMNTS.
. Tli 10 -, H.l !
.NOHIGE

John GoODHUE. William Go0dhue, Kan-
y nah Slit and samuel .Stftt, bel husband,
Martha A.. Mitchell and James 8. Mitchell; Der
husband, and Jane Goodhue, will take notice
that ON the 18th day OF Decen Der, 1872, a petIS
tion was fled against them IN the Colrt of
Com mon Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio, b.
DavidiGoodhue. wherein he'dernands partition
of certain real estate in The petition pa rticular
ly deSeribed; the same being: the real. es tate
OF which Wiliian Goedhne, late of said County
died seized, which yet remains ms ID: end
being town lots numbered l0o l0l, l02, los. los,
ington, in said County, and u acre of land ad-
joining safd town; also three tracts OF land in
Section 10, township 4, Ra nge 2, one OF said
tracts con taing 83 Acres. The second co ontainina
so acres rned and i25, perches,. and the third
containg cres more or less OK OF as.as ssvf
tion of sa4tLpre ps{ees al the -nextterm ssf said
Cor IT. -. Se-SS>s9 DAVID G00DI
BY 81 QLAIBS KELLY. his atty ~ II :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
MARRIED

MOORE-Cooper- On the 25th ult., by Rev,
J. r. Jooper-Mr. John Moore TO Miss Lizzie
] Cooper, of Knoxville, Jefferson co., O.
PATTEHSON-KEMP.- the 26th dlt, bv
;.ltev. j. X. Cooper, Mr.. j. Patterson TO Miss
'SCa aIharine +. Kemp, of Hunter, Bel. CO. o.
HUFFMAN La MP.-On tie 18th ult., by j.
SS.debottom, j. r.. Mr.. Edward Auffman to
Miss JssephIqs Lamp, both OF Beinont 90.
II Pr,ngle, at the Kinks Hotel. Norris
town, o., Mr. John Loper of Barnesvilie, o.,
20 Miss Eliza + Coffiand of Eunter, o.
INGRA AM-1AGGeAK Kr-Ry Rev B Johnston,
Dec 26th Mr. Frank NJ Ingram OF Wheeling,
w Vs. and Miss Kate Taggart, near ST
CIairsvilie, at the house of the briae's iatn er.
The GAne0aiois Office was well caked,
on receipt Of ,fhe ab6Se notice. Thanks
g and Afson y.oyage.a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
.HDGD NSH
Wells CarbOIiC Tablets.

Be deceived, but for coughs, colds. sore tl,re
horselesS and bronchial difficuIties n 90 !, /,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
Misffl,a1tuGf.
1873.
The Pittsburgh
COMMERCIAL,
D y | L y \ \ ID w Z E X L y
LIE AIING
Pennsylvania Paper.

a paper so widely known as the Commercial
can safely refer 10 its course in the past as a
guaranty for the future, But it Will not be con
lent to pursue the beaten path. The reelection
OF Gen Grant inSures for the country length
ened period OF prosperity and progress The
press is destined 10 play still more important
part as the educator of the people and leader OF
public opinion. In the future as in the past.
the Commercial Will not DE content to lag in
the rear but Will tie fully up To the times in
whatever relates to the general welfare.
a paper of General Intelligence and medi
um OF the latest news, The Commercial is
widely known and appreciated We eXpend
annually many thousands of dollars TO supply
the wants of the public
As q Paper Of u; ogress il Will hereafter con
tlnue 10 maintain its character in This respect.
Asa paper OF opinion, the Comm ercial will
continue to discuss men and measures with
perfect freedom and with an eye single to the
public good believing that the principles OF
the Republican party will thereby be best
subserved.
Asa business paper the Commercial will
hereafter. as heretofore, employ every agency
II can command TO meet the wants OF the
pubic. Nsw that tne period OF party excite
ment has been passed. il y i'll pay special atten
tion To topics interesting in the counting room
the banks and marts of trade. giving promin
ence to Science, Art Invention, P4griculture
and Manufactures.
Dis paper for the family it will give reading
calculated TO instruct. improve the reading
taste asld improve the mind.
As amarket paper its reports will always
possess a special excellence, so that t1e bu- er
rnd seller can at all times consult its columns
Tor every necessary information as to price and
the spirit of the different branch es of trade
Everything that Is bought and sold in the Pitts
burgh marR ct and the leading markets of the
country will receive careful attention and at a
large cost.
The ciuntry is about enterin on period of
unexampled prosperity. The field of journal
aim OF the Com mercial to hold position in it
along with the leading journals of the country,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

The United States Treasurer, in re-
ply from a question from a national
bank, says that fractional currency is
not legal tender for any amount in
payment of private debt. A national
bank, therefore, has the legal right to
refuse to accept it in payment of debts
owing it, if the deposit intended is a de
posit 10 the credit of the depositor's ac-
count for the purpose of drawing against
it. The receipt or refusal of such de-
post is discretionary with the bank,
Irrespective of the kind of money tend
cred.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
The genial Probate Judge, Anderson

The genial Probate Judge, Anderson,
issued during the year 1872, three
hundred and twenty marriage licenses;
fifty-four of which were issued during
the month of December. 1t would be
a wholesome thing for our young men
if "leap year" would come oftener. We
judge that the ladies excel in the mat.
ter of making proposals.
Ex-Governor Orr, our new Minister tc
Russia expects to sail for st. Peters
burg, early in January.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
Cheap Farms! Free Homes /.

On the line of the UNION PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD. l2O00OG0 acres of the best Farming and
Mineral Lands in America I '-''--
3es0,et0 Acres in Nebraska, in the Platte
Valley. now for sale.
: MILD CLIMATE. FERTILE SOIL, ''
For Grain growing aud Stock Raising unsur-
passed by any in the United States.
CHEAPER IN PRICE, more favorable terms
gi ven, and more convent Mt to market than
can bf found elsewhere. ~ -. ~. =
FREE HoMEsIEADS FOR Actual SRTTLERs.
TfIc lTest location for fcOlouiesASoldiers en-
.tit1ed to a Homestead of I60 Acres. - F, .s.-
I, Send for the new Descriptive Pamphlet, with
new maps. bfhltshtd- IN English, German.
5v edish and DANISH mailed free everywhere.
4. AssdresRs7s a-,s. .tL. o. F. DAVIS, e
= :, Land Com q P f r Co., OMAHA, NEB-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
LOCAL NOTICES.
'FOR SALE.

New Frame Dwelling House and Lot IN
Bslmont onthe Central Ohio Railroad. For
particulars cal on or address
L G. WRIGHT, Belmont, o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
Notice Of Dissolution ,

TNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween j. l. Bri, ter & Il l. Cunnard and
known as the firm of Brister & Cunnard en-
gagged in Marble Cutting and manufacturing
Tomb stones. in the town of Barnesyille
mutual consent. Richard l. Cunnard will
still continue the business and respectfully
sol cts share OF the public patronage The
firm business Will he settled by said Richard
l. unnard and all persons having claims
against said firm willtpresent them for settle.
ment and all persons knowing themselves In
debted to said firm, will please call and settle
with.said r l. Cunnard, with whom the book I
and all notes and accounts will be found.
JOHN l.. BRISTER.
X. l.. CUNNARD,
Rarnesville, o. Dec 2S. 1872 2-Jan3733w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

Ma NY of our subscribers are paying
an advance. This is right.-By refer
encefe our rates, it will be seen that
our teeas are Two DOLLARS per year
in advance, and Two AND A HALF
DOLLARS Il not paid within the year.
We are thankful to the friends who
realize that We cannot run a paper
without MONEY. Our engagements
must be met with the ready cash. We
will be compelled to enforce the rule
on delinquents.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

The President has signed the bill to
reduce the expenses and Offices of the
Internal Revenue Bureau, which passed
Congress few days ago and the work
= of putting the new law into effect will
be commenced Immediately. There
: are about seventeen different kinds Of
STAMPS to be prepared before the new
. law gDes into effect.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
{, THE
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FOR 1873.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

Four hundred Orphan children Of
. Ohio Soldiers enjoyed a magnificent
= Christmas Festival, at the Soldiers
Home, Dayton, contributed by the
good people of Xenia, Columbus, Oeve'
land, Dayton and Cincinnati.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

II y gratilS ing to uS 10 INFORM the pubIjcth,,
~ II. SQ y isAa.f 5 iilIa rrec Tar orrtsI for
InrSst snu Lung Diseases, i:sss aaitoI sn a..
V'toie '"pittis;i1 from :!ie t.sAtt. 10 - -.
Sih''tslS' ANA .sOi1 tf'e.es 10 SOM. af m. -,
aih.ieS ~ ..cfnp;,, bot tsir1u gil the prss -
90, ey pcrn"ps tar9aghoC. the Sts.ies.s-ins1Ios
oeieht'e,; asiidCGTeS AZ his Office Whii. ~.
pP'i,s'i',s if>S 81 -sy oar reporters he IL ~
us r+PntatiJN-- GU noies
Fuss, Not i.y stopping cangh. b;,t b,- t,.,ss..,
ing i.'o " assisting nature 70 throw of tbs m
.;'', {, ''..ieeted about The throat and
nFoncil@'i i1uSs, SD!ch causes Irrifatfon
siv';'aid. II 'einqY the eausa of I-ri,atio,,
{Ahtcil !fot ness Hougni ri tlie 'T.luconS ,a.aH
crane '''iti bronchial t;;5ss assists fhe
80 - .i!'js 90 1c nl- -tjrily
puTiE:S The riuId. ''iNHs'and
Ih'ld. Al Is re ifci:i Sqt,iis. Iob-iia ,rs...
go go. i;.":n, d hhIca fsc,t iii.5st ana nm
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onix l1lls Siia i,Sorsanlze the stomach 1t bss
itSsr a1,s en'St On 'ie stomach, acts on the
regions ysto th9S reaen'n; 10 every part ef the
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hoia ABOVE all others IN Ise 1narket. = ti's'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

THE Martins Ferry Commercial is re-
.sponsible for the following:
There is terrible state of affairs in
Martins Ferry. The young men are
mot very gallant. One young lady we
lhear of says she ''has not felt young
Iman's arm for so long, that she has for
,got what they feel like" Shame on
you, young men! Be up and doing.
MAKE glad the i0aist places"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

The first term of the Current School
year of Franklin College closed last
week, one hundred students were en-.
rolled. 1t is expected that there will
be an increased attendance next term.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
ASSinaes Notice

NOTICE is hereby giyen,tbat .h. ,,,,o-.,....
- ed was by the Probate Court oI Rsin,Sn,
county, Ohio, appointed Assignee Of the est
eag.t an9 el.eets OF o. p Smith & Co., of IampsyiIle
M peinlont Co 'rnty, ohio. and creditors IRE re-
9u1sed 10 prsseat their claims against the s,.id
": Z. smith & a. to me for allow apce wiIbin
~ oiitns from this date, ami all persons in
To make immediate payment. stNiiesi
s-a \, Ii. CAIDWE
oec.N1N Assignee of o p Smith :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
The State Of O!no Belmont Conn
fY. sS,

PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY, S.,
To William 9. White, Executor of the estate of
Aaron White deceased,
VOU are hereby required TO give notice in
y writing to ali the heirs at law OF said estate
residing in the County aforesaid, and should
any OF said heirs be non-residents of said
County, that you cause notice to be given by
publication for four weeks in a weekly news
paper published n said County, that the testi-
mony touching the claim presented by you for
s3i6 W against the estate OF said Aaron White
dec j. will be heard on the 10th day of January
ID 1913. at O'Clock a m, at my Office in ST.
Elairsville in said County.
Given under my hand and seal of said Court
. SEAL 10th day OF December A D. 1872.
del2w A. W. ANDERSON, Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

We are indebted to our friend Ritts
for some splendid Crab-cider.-"Here's
to your health and your families. May
YOU live long and prosper"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

BIG PIG.-M. L. Cunard, of Union
Township, fattened and sold to James
Shepherd, of Morristown, hog weigh
ing sos lbs, aged 2 years and 9 months.
Hard to beat.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

The State law prohibiting any den-
tist from practicing, without diploms
or certificate, goes into effect January
1st, 1873.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

I OFFER tor sale. or exchange f,,r small farm,
in the country, the property on VIII ich now
reside. on the road leading n tom Hnrrrisvile T.,
4. Clairsvtl e. One of the best blacksmith,
stands In The County. Three acres OF land
go"d shop, and all necessary out-huildl ngs-
variety OF fruii, church, school and store in
sight Inquire OF A. z. Blair, at First NATL
Bank, ST. Clairsville, Ohio. or o; me ON the
premises, JOSEPH RIAIR
dec5iw ..