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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09
CoLrNRus. O. Oct. Glib. 1919

COLUMBUS, u, Oct 9Th, 1873.
Hon. Philip V. Herring, our wide
awake member OF the Board of Public
Works, and Wan. r. Ritts, the Resi-
dent Engineer of the National Road,
passed through here few days since
on general tour OF inspection. They
had Travelled over the Road from
Bridgeport, and passed on for Spring
field, the Western terminus of the
road. Mr.. Herring speaks in the
highest terms Of praise of the manner
in which Ntr. Ritts has discharged his
duties as Resident Engineer OF the
Road; and further. he says Belmont
County, taking her lands, minerals and
other advantages into the account,
would he hard to beat in any part of
the Siate, and that she has the health
lest, best looking women that he has
seen in any county through which he
has Travelled in Ohio. / am almost
sorry that the ladies cannot vote this
fall in Belmont, for if they could Mr..
Berzing's majority would doubtless De
largely increased; AS it is, heshould get
large majority in Belmont County,
regardless of party, for he has not been
unmindful OF Belmont County inter-
pSts
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09

and Hendrysburgh, cent of
u and Flushing 40 of
st. C1arsvlle and Cadz, per
Pewhatan, IS cent of assessment
please IA 5 their pike
the following
the collection of Tax
New Castle, Wayne Township Monday, October 6.
Washington Township Tuesday, OCTOBER.
Powhaan, Township, Wednesday, OctoberS.
Township, Thursday October
CenervlIe, Smith Township, Friday, October 10.
Boston, Somerset Township Friday, October r3.
SOmerton, Township. Saturday, October t.
Pennington, COeran Township, Saturday. October 49,
Morrstown, Union Township, Monday October 90
KirkwOod Township, October q.
Sewesvile Wednesday, October D.
Thursday, October D. Flushing in evening.
UnOntown, Wheeling Township, Friday, October "a
Bla Puney Township Monday and Tuesday, October y 28
Marn Ferry, PeaSe Township Wednesday, October 29
Bridgeport Thursday October 30
wnsp, Monday Tuesday, November
Goshen Township be
reasons O that Township
Decemb lice pen NJ. to 5 p NJ.
convenient and thus avoid
ANDREW PORIERFIELD, Treasurer.
st. CIairvile, Ohio. Sept -, 1873
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09

Died, in this city on the afternoon. OIL
the 18th inst, James c. eldest son oi
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Arick. Deceased
Was young man of excellent promise.
ciFcumspect in his bearing, of fine bus
mess qualifications and of good social
standing. He was born in st. Glars
vile, Belmont County, Ohio, on the
18th day of October, 1S4S, and was,
therefore, at the time of his death,
completing his 18th year. In the
Spring OF 1872 he accepted position
under DR.. Iaggart, Supervisor of rev.
cnue for Utah Territory. During his
stay in Salt Lake City he was married
t. Miss Lizzy Wells. With his young
wife he returned to Cairo, and entered
the services of J. NJ. Phillips d Co., a
prominent forwarding and commission
firm of which his father, a. A. Arick
was partner He was filling this
position at the tine of his death-pop-
ular and generally esteemed among
river men IL we'll us among his fellow
cjtiZeIiS ashore.
The Delta City fire company and the
! QuiNive Cuterie, of which organiZa-
| tons deceased was a member, iOined a
large number of citizens in paving
the last tribute of respect, spreading
upon their records and rendering to
the bpreaved wife and family fitting
resolutions Of coincidence and respect.
The remains were taken for TEMPO
rary interment on Thursday last, to
Beect Grove cemetery, on the Illinois
Central railroad, distant from Cairo
about eight miles. Good rest; genar-
Gus soul, and au eternity of happiness.
III Cairo Ws.) Gazette, Sept. %.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09
CLOSE UP.
The political contest for the mastery
in this State draws to a close.

The political contest for the mastery
in this State draws to close.
Next Tuesday it must end at the
ballot box. The canvas has been g
quiet one with very little interest dis
played on either side. y strong effort
by the Bourbon leaders has been made
TO engender enthusiasm IN behalf Of 1
lo,c type OF the Democratic school o.
half a century ago, but il has utterly
failed and many sensible Democrats
have concluded that the TeSarrected
Allen is scarcely better now Than the
blackguard Allen was, who was con.
signed 10 his political grave by the
fierce invective of john J. Crittcnden.
in the Senate, forty years age.
Even though this failure is apparent
to themselves, yet the Republican
apathy and indifference thus far shown
gives hope of success.
Both parties are effected about equal
ly in the State, by the side-shOws in
politics, the Farmers and Prohibition
movements; so that no strength to the
opposition viii he gained from these
sources.
The contest stands then, about as ii
did two years ago with the chances in
favor Of a larger Republican majority
provided Republicans do tEeir achole
duty.
There cught uaj & B. any indifer-
ence nianife> ted ao9ut the election III
this County by Republicans.
Every Republican who stays away
from the polls helps 10 elect Allen q.
Thurman, Democrat who refused to
raise his voice in the Senate against the
salary grab iniquity to the U. 5. Se1ate,
and VIM. Allen a pure simple virulent
representative copperhead oFposer of
the government during the war, Gov
ernor of Ohio.
Every Republican who stays away
from the polls invites Democratic
piuEderers to his door, and return Of
their corrupt management OF County
affairs. Would you avoid it, see 10 ii
that not voter is left in your vicinity
who does not record his denunciati0n
of the iniquities forced upon him By
Democratic rule. On 10 the Polls and
TO certain gjctO5y!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09
FAIR VIEW LOCALS.

one Of cur potato growers says the!
they will have to sell ut one dollar PEI
bushel under hugism.
The apple crop will be very light ir
| this section.
| William D!llel has sold his fine res
dence TO john Sdltgiver. William i,
going west to grow up with the coun
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. Piuttenburgh Lave
gone to visit friends at Springfield, O.
They will be gone some four weeks.
Isaiah Mitchell has beatified his bus.
mess house by giving it coat of brown
paint.
The Hon. Phillip V. Herring, Pres
ident fthe Board of Public Works OF
Ohio, and Republican candidate for re.
election, was in town this week, look
ing up his Republican friends in tbs
part of the County. He was accompa-
MED by Col. w. r. Ritts, Engineer,
and James Wilcox, Superintendent, OF
The National Road.
Mrs. James O'Neal obtained jude-
ment against Fox and HendrysburgE
before Esquire Taylor for the sum of
three hundred dollars in damages for
selling liquor to her husband who is in
the habit Of getting intoxicated. If
more ofnur women who have drunken
husbands had the spunk of Mrs. O'Neal
such men as Fox & Henderson would
soon have to shut Up their shops.
Judging from what we see, Dr.. Me
Pherson mast have planted his farm
all in pumpkins. His r0iorpd boy has
been hauling pumpkins for the last
two days ana says he is not half done
yet :. = DR.. is !, farmer and with the
f.lA,ris tan';'
Uncie NE. FarIar, ex editor cf the
Cambridge News, spoke ut the school
hnuS" on Saturday evening in the in
ter-st st the Farmers movement
Un;';r A'.:i. wouil like to be Prescott
iAg Attorn,. for this County; but the
people oi Oxford township thisk J. 0.
Grimes il The bitter man.
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---s s----
-WUKRLSFD WIH LOC4LS.

Sickness is prevailing here to a great
cF extent than for many years. Fever
is The principal disease.
Tie Fall term of School commenced
S aptem!er 1st, with the same teachers
as in tie past year.
MorriStown con now boast of Il Tel
egraph office, and first class operator.
Mr.. III. Ferguson has received from
the insurance Company fifty-five dol
lars; his residence being damaged to
that amount by fire a few weeks ago.
Rev. Pringie and wife were in at
tendance at the Exposition il Cincin-
natl.
Stirring times here-Gnaking Buffers.
SOLITAIRE.
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King of the RInnd.

CANCERoUs TUNES. (0se.--It is
with pleasure | write, in behalf of my
mother, who has been taking your
medicine, King of the Blood, for a
tumor, and can say she is most entirely
cured. She has taken four bottles of
the medicine. The tumor was as large
as u goose egg when she commenced.
1t is now only about the size of grain
OF corn, and rapidly disappearing. She
has doctored hundreds of dollars away
without benefit, until using your med
icine, for which we shall always be
THANKFUL, and can recommend the King
of the Blood TO any one needing it
My mothers name is Sarah Dulin.
Yours respectfully,
SARAH MCMINIs. Kenton, o.
See advertisement in another column.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09


Two years ago the voters of Belmont
county elected Republicans to Office
That experiment has footed up as fol:
lows: An official statement of the re.
suit shows that in three years of purely
Democratic rule the debt of Belmont
county was increased $3.50, 0,2864S; and
that in two years Of Republican rule il
was decreased Sl05, ,44S.51; that the an
nual running expenses of the Bridge,
County and Building funds for the
years 1870 and 1871 reached the enOr-
nous aggregate of Sl17, ,74.02 per year,
and that the expenses of these funds
for the two years following were only
S32, ,456.00 per year, a difference of $780,
2S5 Of; that the aggregate sho,, ing is
S1l7, ,74l % under Democratic admins
tration, to s32,45S under Republican
administration, The retrenchment is
in almost every item Of expenditure
The Democratic mismanagementp piled
up county debt of $150,000 in three
years. III addition to these facts, the
late Democratic Treasurer stands on
the books defaulter, and suit has
been brcught against him for $13,000.-
The present Commissioners had TO pay
$500 for correcting the work of the late
Democratic auditor. And finally, there
is discrepancy between the accounts
of bonds redeemed, as kept in the
Register of Bonds, and the Democratic
Auditors book, amounting to $l2,-
64.00, against the Auditor. The cleo
ton Of a Republican set Of officers has
put to flight an army of subsidfSts, and
has done away with system of ''per-
quisites" sufficient to swamp princi-
pality.-- O.S. Journal. .l.
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If not already done tevery township
should at once be organized for the pur-
pose of securing full attendance OF
Republicans at the polls on Tuesday.
without this our success is not certain.
The Democrats are active, no effort is
being spared by them to secure the
Legislature and 10 defeat all of our
County tchet. Let every Republican
make it point to aid in securing a
full vote. 1t is important, actually ne
cessary to our triumph
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09

William Allen is not only one of the
weakest canpaisntrs ever put on the
track in Ohio, but his vulgarity Of
speech makes his respectable support
ers continually blush for very shame
One would think it must have hecn
this same Allen Of whom an old con.
temporary of his earlier days said
THAT man can dive deeper, stay down
longer, and come up nastier than any
other creature on Gods footstool. -
But in his old age he is content tc
wallow in mere mud puddle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09
CHANGE. CHANGE {!

The last Gazette advises Democrats
to see their neighbor5 and "show them
the necessity of a change iii the ad.
mini5trstion of County affairs" "Con-
vince them of their duty to effect a
change" says the Bohemian OF the
Gazette. Change. What, change the
running expenses of the Bridge, COun-
ty and Building funds from sp32, ,466-
90 per year, under the present Repub-
lican rule to sIl7.731 90 per year
under Democratic rule?
Change the honest, home-spun
watch-dog of the Belmont County
Treasury, to one who assumes TO be a
ledtler of Il party whose managers de-
fend and apologize for the theft of
&f3, 100000 of public money drawn
from the pockets of the laboring class ?
ChQn9e--a Republican Auditor whose
care and fidelity to The interests Of the
people, has saved then at the
rate of S35,090.0) per year in the
running expenses Of the three princi-
pal funds, receiving legal salary Of
s4.500 per year, 10 a Democratic oae
whose reckless management OF the
County finances would pile up hinge
debt of $3.50. 100000 as your only inhor-
itance, receiving us compensation
therefor an Wegdt salary of $500 per
year?
We imagine that very many honest
Democrats will think rs we do, that to
talk of changing back TO such state of
things is absurd. It is an insult to
thinking men Of the County TO even
suggest a c5dage.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09

Truthful Stephen undertakes to say
that Mr.. James Irwin does not owe
Belmont county one cent"
James Kinney, Democrat and q
man whose Derdcity and honesty is be-
yoDd cavil, says on the Commissioners
Journal that "said LrlCi,a aoas improper.
Ly credited aciM sans together making
said sam Of $l3, ,721.45 ,chich aUere moi
in fact paid, bH ,cere concerted to his
OlCn use"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09
HARRISON COUNTY.
HARRISON COUNTY.
From the Sentinel

The Young Mems Literary Club
have engaged Bret Harte to deliver a
lecture in this city In about four weeks.
The date and the subject will be an
nounced next week.
Mrs. Ellen Ward, rclict of John
Ward, deceased, died at her residence
in Cadiz, last Friday evening, aged
about 73 years. Her remains were en-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09
tered in the cemetery Saturday morn

tered in the cemetery Saturday morn
ing.
NJ. O. Grey, OF Smyrna, this county,
confined in the Steubenville Jail,
charged with forgery, made his escape
from that institution, on last Thurs
day night, using, we are informed, a
small saw of some sort to get through
the grating. That coshy Jail dom
there is fraud
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09
Republican County Ticket.

For Representative,
T. III. ARMSTRONG.
Auditor,
JOHN B. LONGLEY.
Commissioner,
SOLOMON HOGUE.
Treasurer,
ANDREW PORTERFIELD.
Prosecuting Attorney,
w. 5. KEN NON.
Infirmary Director,
THOMAS LODGE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09
Relmaai Gaeoaltle
Republican State Ticket,

For Governor
nOWARD +. MOVES, OF Hamilton CD1uts.
Lieutenant Governor,
ALPHONsO HART, Of Portage county.
Supreme Judges,
Long Term, VIM WHITE, OF Clarke county
bhorL Term, WALTER r. SrONE, OF Erie co
Attorney General.
John LITTLE, Of -Greene county.
Treasurer OF State,
iSAAC WELSH, o: Belmont county.
Comptroller.
WILLIAM T. WILSON, OF Portage cocnty.
Member of the Board OF Public Works,
PHILIP HERRING, OF Auglaiza county.
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NEIGHBORROOD NEW2.
BELMONT COUNTY.

IRON nc BdFileSVliie Enterprise.
Mrs. Esther Wilson of this vicinity
had fuchsia this year that produced!
over four Hundred flowers, and still
continues IN l4ioOiu.
jack Hummer has returned from q
hunt OF the prairies OF Illinois and
IoNa. Il is saidthat the race OF prairie
chickens in those parts has become
extinct since his visit.
The tobacco crop Of this sec;i.n is The
largest ever raised before. I. c. Park
er's farm raises about $4,000 sticks.
The Price farm has about the same
number, and others are Of equal mag
nitude.
TOBACCO HOUSE BURNED.-By care
leSsnes5 of one OF the tenants, John
M2Keever, near Hendrysburgh, had a
tobacco house burned last week, con-
tanning about hundred sticks of to-
baccO.
SUDDEN DEATH.-LastS Saturday af
terno0n oar community was shocked
to learn of the Sudden death of Archi-
BALD Piper. While in the act of setting
Z CRATE he Suddenly fell to the floor
and expired in few moments. PLY
sicians attribute tie sudden death to Il
"clot in the heait," which interfered
with the working of that organ.
frrom the independent
Mr.. Clarence d. Bower, a much val
uedemploye in the Baron Manufacture
ing Works, met with a painful .acci-
dent this morning; his right hand was
badly crushed in one Of the stamps or
presses used by the Company, SO badly
that 1t Is feared he will have but little
use of it again.
The Baron Manufacturing Company
is now engaged III putting in the foun-
dation for a re-tinning and Japanning
furnace. This viii be new feature in
the tin manufacture in thi: place.
HARRISON COUNTY.
from the Republican.l
Hon. L. Danford made splendid
speech, of an hour and half, at The
Court House on last Saturday night.
The house was full and the meeting in
every respect an excellent one.
a decision was render, d by the Dis
trict Court in session at Cadiz this
week, sustaining the ordinance passed
by the town Council of this place,
which prohibits the keeping of bees
within the Incorporated limits of the
town.
IIARRIS0N COUNTY.
From the sentinel.l
The Young Mems Literary Club
hova nnunOpu Rrpt Hnrt,A tn I.I;,,a,,
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Off any man asks
you to vote for Kelley
tor treasurer,say to him
that the last democrat
lc treasurer stands
charged with the ems
bezzlement OF nearly
$4,000 90 of public
money and that will be
a settler.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-09

DISTRICT TICKET.
For State Senator,
SAMUEL KNOX.
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roarsr COUNTY oFFIcERs.

Presfdeat JUDGE w. r. JENKs.
A ssociato Judges--J. A. PROPER, AN
brew Cook.
~ &,Ghe,iG-T. J.sVAN GIEsEN.
NreusWrer--ERED.G GLAssNER.
=. Prothonotaiy, Register & Rec0TdeT, &c
u. B. sAoSEw.
+ Commission er's u Aeon MEncILLIorT, II.
ID. CofLrNs. JoHN TuoMpsoN.
Cbuafv ,yitperiatendcnt--S. f. RonnER.
DistiIcf AttoIney--W. w. Mason.
Jurv Comnissioners--G SIdoINsi
TVM. PATTERSON.
truntv S.rrreUor-S.D. IRWIN.
CoroReg JOSIAH W1NANs.
COupfy AuditorS-WM. CLARK, T. u
coBs, L. WARNER,
Mein6etoJ Congress l0th District--C. Is
GCRTH.
-4ssemJiy---J. u. LAwsuS.
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Yesterday President Grant was
inaugurated for another four years
term as Chief Magistrate Of the nation.
As we 90 to press before this mornings
papers reach us, We are without par
ticulars. The arrangements,I however,
which have been in progress for several
weeks past for the Inauguration cere-
monies are on a big scale, which, liars
and grumblers to the contrary notwith-
standing, don't cost the government
dollar.
The good people Of Clarion bor-
ough are badly frightened because
move is afoot to move the county seat
of Clarion county to Sligo. Questions
of this character are usually left to a
vote of the people, and as the southern
part of the county, where Sligo is situ-
atcd is densely populated, and the part
of the county north Of the present
county seat is comparatively wilder
ness, there is some ground for the ag-
onv of soul which disturbs the repose
Of The honest hurghers of Clarion. We
don't know what Seuld become of thi'
inland borough il the scat OF justice
, were moved.
We are glad that Bollons Mo9a
J ztAe for March has made its appear
, ance little earlier than last month
r and it is evidently making up for the
, time lost by the fire. We like this
magazine for its freshness, variety, fur
D and sentiment. 1t always contains
e more or less reading matter that inter
!. ests and instructs, making it far aheaC
II Of the heavy monthl!es which seek
It market and interests no one. Light
e spicy, Ballsu's is always welcome
g and so cheap is it that all can offor
It to buy or subscribe for it. 1t can b
It obtained for 10 cents, or $3.50 per veal
Y and q Chrome besides For saie at a.
4. periodical depots, or address Thomt
10 g. Talbot, 36 Broomfeld Street, Bo
1t ton.
h. M. P. Jcnks, corner of Water an
y Chestnut Streets. Meadville, Pa, hi
d. the most extensive Jewelry eslabllsl
OF ment in Northwestern Pennsylvanl
IN His stock of Gold and Silver Watche
III Clocks, Jewelry, Precious Stones in
kinds Of Setting, Solid and Plate
st Ware, comprises everything in the lin
)" any or all of which can be purchas'
Nv at bottom figures for cash. Watch
id repaired by competent workma
he and warranted. IT,
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The best stock of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware in
Oil City can he found at j. VOLTS,
Centre St. Particular attention paid
the repairing Of fine Watches. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to.
39-ly.
The ferry across the river at
Hickory Station has been purchased
by w. NJ. Church, who holds himself
in readiness to take passengers, teams,
freight, &C., across the river at all
hours of the day or night. 40 81
The lightest running Machine in
the auorld is the Grover Il Baker, al
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so
and be knows. 46 1y
Marriage Certificates, Blaul
Deeds, Leases, Warrants, SubpoeDas
Summons, Executions. Warrants ant
Infermations, for sale al this office.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Rev. j. S. Stewart, Of Oakdale,
Pa, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church Of this place on Sunday, the
10th inst. The Presbyterian society
are looking Cor an eligible man to re-
main with uepermanently, and all are
expected t. be present. 1t.
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