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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22
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3Ota Thousand in Press. Sale increasing |
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

The following is list of patents is
sued from the United States Patent
Omce, to citizens of Ohio, for the week
ending May 18th, 1872, furnished the
CHRONICLE by r. S. & A. P. Lacey,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors of for,
eign ami American patents, 529th 18th
Street, Washington, d. c.:
Hand Corn Planter-H. Gortner,
Nashport.
Iron Front for Stone Piers-J. Alb
bott, Canton.
Nut Lock-L. J. Miller, Orrville.
Scrubber-I. J. Emory, Jr., Webster.
Lubricator-W. Morris, Dayton.
Machine for Turning Pu!lcys-G. y.
Gray, Jr.. Hamilton.
Hydraulic Wheel Presses-To same
person.
Bed Bottom-M. A. Hunt, Cincin-
natl.
Ventilating Water Closet Bowls-I.
V. Mathivet, Cleveland.
Washing Machine-G. w. Fagaines,
Shelby.
Broadcast Seeder-J. d. Huffman,
London.
Gas Apparatus-J. w. Brow, Butler
Vile.
Brick Machihe-J. Hotchkin and P.
y. Woliston, Springfield.
Key Fastener-W. Neracher, Cleve-
land.
Middlings Separator-H. p. Jones,
Springfield.
Screw Forming Machine--W. a.
McCool, Ashland.
Work BoX-W. Brace, Washing
Reissue.
Stuffing for Mattresses--F. a. Lane,
Cleveland.
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WOOL MARKETS.

New York, May lT.-The dullnf.ss noted III
our last issue has en- succeeded by a brisk de-
mand from manufacturers, but no improve
ment in prices is noticed. Dealers continue
firm, and refuse TO mako further concessions
The supply of both heeces and pulled is great
ly reduced, owing to the frequent sales of late.
California is in good tock end fair dema nd
No invoices OF the new clip have yet arrived,
owing, no doubt. to the unsettled state OF the
market here, which at the present time offers
no great induce,nenL to hippers. In foreign,
better feeling il manisiestei several large
sales being reported. aIaong which was about
so bales washed Syrian, on private ferms.--
The other sales comprise $1,000 ibs, Moutevideu
pulled at 81 CENTS 10 bales Nes:iza, 3lc IS 600
lbs. Missouri unwashed, 2Sc; 900 rbs slightly
bury Texas, &c; 2O,OJ0 lbs x Ohio fleece, SOC;
1909 lbs X and super Pulled, 45e GOO ibs coarse
and No. do i5a4Sc; 1000 fos B.,ck do, 25c; 49,
bales Fall Califor. .lia l7a22c; 10000 lbs secured
do, ,61c.-Shipping List.
Boston, Nay 1.-THE receipts OF wool for the
week ending May 10 have been 2509 bales do
mestic and Joe bales foreign.
Sales for the week have been $4,000 lbs do
nestle an d 400 coo lbs foreign. Included in the
former are the following sales OF fleece; 25, 1000
Ibs at 5Ca52Sc; l5GOO lbs at sic; lLJ0 its Western
at 4ec; 3,iOO lbs at 40c; So OO0 Ms noils on p, t.
1850 ios do at 45c; 6, 90 lbs Ohio at Sc; sOO0 do
at sic; 5000 lbs do at 55c; 1900 lbs do and No at
5Oa521zc; 5000 DIS Michigan at o2c; 1000 lbs do X
at 50c; 25 900 fbs go Wisconsin at 4Sa5Oc; 1900 lbs
Pennsylvania at 5Sc; 5000 IDS do X at 521zc 900
ns medium at 43c. Sales of unwashed have
been 1000 fbs.h fine at 3Cc and 700 rbs do at 4Oc
Sales OF pulled wool have been q 100 bs ex-
tract at 4Oc; 1000 ns do at A. 1lc 1900 lbs do at
4z1c IL 900 lbs do at 45c 10000 lbs do at 46a5lc
600 lbs do at 47zc; 6CcO lbs do at 4Sc; 10000 lbs do
n. ..IS1lc, 10000 bs do at 5Oc &c., COO lbs do and
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

w are glad to learn that Mr.. Sau'
X. huggles, the agent for the sale OF
the gre4t work "William III. Stewards
Travels Around the World" is meet
ing With such success in its sale as its
merits deserve. Mr.. RuggleS received
the agency about two weeks ago, since
which time he has disposed of serenity
fre copies. We have read a portion ol
this very interesting book, and we
have no hesitation in pronouncing it
model work; elegant in its diction,
pure in its style, interesting in its de-
tails, suecinct and clear in its descrip-
tions, it interests alike the general and
critical reader. In addition to this
township Mr.. Ruggles has secured the
agencyfor Wheeling and Pease town
ships.
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COURT REPOR

Common Pleas Court convened OF
Tuesday, the 18th inst, Judge Cham
bers on the Bench, J. r. Mitchell
Clerk, W. C. Cochran, Sheriff; the fol
lowing cases were disposed of:
Daniel B. Thomas VS.. r. Hutchin
son d Co.; continued at the cost o.
plaintiff.
Grammar NJ. Jones VS.. Zenas B
Shipman; leave given defendant 10 an
swer in thirty days after term.
Village of st. Clairsville VS.. Henry
IStyres; dismissed at the costs of the
plaintiff.
Parnelia Dickinson ct. al. VS.. Eze-
kiel E. Mills ct. al; cause settled-costs
to be paid out of estate OF Robert Hills.
John B. ShanEafelt vs.. Alexander
Shonfeld; dismissed without prejudice
to new action at costs of plaintiff.
Chas. Myer VS.. David \. Adler; dis
missed at costs Of plaintiff.
John Cochran VS.. John Stewart ct.
al. Ordered that temporary injunc.
ton allowed by the Probate Court be
dissolved, and cause dismissed at cost
of plaintiff; notice Of appeal to district
court.
Mary I. Ressegger VS.. John Resseg.
ger; petition for divorce granted, and
custody of minor child given to peti.
TONER; defendant to pay costs.
Margaret Walsh VS.. Simon Lentz,
Suit under Adair Law for damages al
legged to have occurred by reason OF
sale of intoxicating liquors to the hus.
band of the plaintiff; tried to Jury; ver-
dict for defense.
VIM. Jamison VS.. G. C. Harbaugh.
Tried to Court; verdict in favor of de-
fendant. Notice of motion for new
trial.
John M. Eberly VS.. James McCon-
Inaughey. The Court finds the issues
in the case in favor of plaintiff, and that
the right of property and the right Of
possession was in plaintiff; defendant
to pay costs of action.
John Brown VS.. Abel Brown ct. al.
Writ of partition ordered, said parti.
tion to be made by Samuel Danford,
Alex. H. Caldwell and Gordon Pugh.
State of Ohio VS.. Frank Linn. In.
dicted for keeping room of public re-
sort for the sale of intoxicating liquors
Plea of guilty entered, fined fifty dol.
lars and costs.
State of Ohio VS.. Marx Alberts. In.
dictment for keeping a room of public
resort for the sale of Intoxicating Gq.
uors. Plea of guilty entered; where
upon the Court fined the defendant
fifty dollars and costs.
Armstead Mcpherson VS.. Jacob
burst. Action to recover for loss oi
services of minor boy; tried to Jury;
verdict for plaintiff for S35 90; defen,
dant to pay costs.
Armstead Mcpherson VS.. August
Schramm. Action to recover for los:
of services of minor boy; tried to Jury;
verdict for plaintiff for SIS and costs.
Lewis B. Moore vs.. r. w. Jones'
To Jury; verdict for plaintiff for $5C
and costs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

ss- 4. AGENTS profits per week. viii
tlJE OS prove II or iOTici. 500 New articles
inst r=ter ed Samples seu- irCc TO ALL Address
w q chi tDESfEH.3 .36T Broadway, Sew York.
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super at i5a5Oc; SEQ lbs super at iec; 6eolbs do
at 4Ia59c; 1868 lbs do at EXC; 800 lbs Go i6c
1000 lbs doat f7a5Oc; 5000 lbs do at 4'1zc; l0,eO
lbs do at sec; 900 lbs do at 50a5Sc; 5000 lbs do
at SIC: 800 lbs Eastern do at 5lc; 2,o00 lbs do
Maine do at eOc; 6,OoO lbs No l at S0c 1000 lbs
low at soc.
In combing wool the sales have been 7,e0o lbs
at 6Oc; 5000 lbs unwashed at 42l5c; 600 lbs
Canada at 55c; 1000 lbs coarse at 55c; 4,Se0 lbs
unwashed eombing delaine at 45c.
In secured and tubwashsd We note the fol-
lowing sales: s. coo lbs secured at 6oA65o; $500
lbs do at 62]z 100 lbs do at Csc; 2o0O lbs do at
65c 1000 lbs do at 6Sc 1000 lbs coarse do AT sc;
7,0o lbs tub at eco lbs do at Sc, 200o lbs
do at 57l&c; 1900 lbs bury do st S714c.-tCora-
merciai Bulletin.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

CArrLE.-The receipts of cattle since our last
report have been fair, moth OF through and wa,
stock. The market closed firm at about the
following figu es: Extra 800 lbs stee:s. fine
and smooth s. on extra !, 400 ID steers, fine and
smooth, ii y 10 W; extra l, 500 lb steers, fine
and smooth, Sc 20 to 70; prime 200 III steers,
fine and smooth, s6 25 to 5O fair leo Id steers
fine and smooth, IS 70 to co. fair loo Id steers
fine and smooth, SIS 50 to 49, stockers, s5 ga
5 50; bulls s. so TO 50.
HoGs.-The receipts Of hogs are fair. The
quality of the stock is not so good as the offer
ings generally are, and prime hogs are doing
better, Sales have been made as high as IS 10
per lCJ lbs, an advance Of 2Sc since the irst O.
the week. Prices are as follows: Extra Phila-
deIphia, Sc I5 prize p. adelphia IS so to 10;
prime Yorkers IS 25 to 81
SHEEP.-The receipts of sheep since our last
reports have been heavy. The hne weather
we are having has, no doubt, induced many
holders to clip their sheep and, OF course, send
e,n to market. Prices, compared with the
opening rates, are off at least &c, and some
dealers say the decline is at least &c. How
ever. trade is bad and the ma. ket closes dull al
the following rates Extra 100 lbs, fine wool,
s. U0 prime 50 lbs fine wool, s. 65 to IS; prime
80 lbs fine wool, 50 5O prime 50 lbs, hne wool,
s. . 10 IS, prime 50 lbs IS 20 to Is.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

Lovers of fruit need have no appre-
hension ofbeing deprived of the luxury
of peaches and cream this summer, ii
the season continues as favorable in
the future as it has been in the past
The pensive cow has been insured, by
the frequent rains, a good crop OF
grass, and we are disposed to think that
thepeaches will be forthcoming. The
crop of strawberries and also other
small fruits will be enormous.
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SIIIWSl
ConfaUr IiuiIucnC.

main which the Centaur Linz
lhc. n,';1I ,ot ralj.ve. no swelling 1t Will no!
.,b1us and no laTlenes5 whicn y E,' :. nc me-
.uoa" Th;sis strong langvege- but " s IS 'rue rc
80 tba narts are not gone, us eHesIs d, - !
gsy II has predaeed more cur "
zat;Er, neuralg;a, ,lock-Jaw, paisy,sp sllis' lI.
rhe9ni,sI rhe9ii.5 breasts, scslds, burns: saIt-
sweln1s, 1s,r.ecbe &C, upon the human frame,
rnsur,' snavin, gals, &C., upon ailllIais !
aud OF ar' st.a'f fbar, have all other pretended
In one yea, y;rcs the world began. 1t IS couh-
ranaea ;rt an all-healing pain reheSer.-
Sr;,,,Iss throw away their era155' era5ce5' barr'lasS
oclPpeo; oIP,,o;sonous bites arc rendered n"rmi
va sa,Hi a.. wSnnded are healed without aLo5 ,Ga[
anu INC sr,nhug. The recipe IS pupiIs;;iJIo ~
~ i "A sch bottle. Ii is selling as no Ja
sroahu Ca. soId' ard It sells because II @ does
ever .t ps. = nretends to do: Those Tno now
Just WIS faO,,, rheumatism, pain or swelling ue-
sunsr ipom .,',.r if they will not use Oensaur l
serve 70 More than 1000 certihcates & OF re-
sble cures, Guiding frozen !. ,s,srrs &c
in-rhe,irnstisnAs gout runniuas - sc;rcnlsr r
~. heen lreeeived- We Wsln WlssenrH q lgrstis
nt.;nino certificates, the recipe is sF .be
rra,e requesting lit. one DOLLY q ...f .1ie
% 10 wranpar Centauf Linlmehs y ,1;sJ W; -
yenI nInndred dollars OF ~
one ehe,.d mules. ar for screw-wormf IN sheep'
norses s,,u lniment worth yosr az
Stock.o" S No family should be without ISell-
t.ntlTTHs; T9ss;msst B. RosE& Co-aNew lork'
.Haitgi4sE3EI o)i15:sT s.saLs.Zz =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

DISTRESSING ACCIDENTAL little
boy four years old, son of Nicholan
Uilom residing about two and one
half miles below Armstrong; Mills,
was accidently killed on Saturday, the
17th. He was endeavoring TO crawl
through pair ofbars, under the second
bar from the top, when it dropped at
the opposite end, catching his neck
and producing strangulation. He was
dead when found.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

John Haverfield, of Cadiz Township,
Harrison County, died at his residence
On the Str. inst. He was sixty-three
years Of age. He was one of the orig
inal aboitionists, and an active and
influential worker in the Republican
party since its organization. He was
a courteous and hospitable gentleman,
a true man and a worthy citizen.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

The lodOc editor of the Gazette gets
more than ordinary Heat-on when he
is twitted over his standing boast "the
large t circulation" etc. Iti well for
him to appear indignant, and try to
alarm our correspondent, so that he
will not challenge him for proof of
the pudding" We happen to k7ao'o
about how much paper the Gazette
works, but for the present we will not
say it publishes lie every week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

The first quarterly meeting of the
present conference year was held in
the Ne. E. Church, last Sunday. The
Pastor, Rev. Vail, spoke very accept
ably to a large congregation in the
morning, and the Presiding Elder,
Rev. Burt, delivered powerful ser
mon in the subject of prayer, in the
evening.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

It is a great pity that the Bender
family, an account of whose
loutrages will be found in another col
umn, did not locate their hotel near
Capt. Jacks Lava Beds. The Modoc
tribe would now have been buried.
! We were favored on Monday eve
ming with a serenade by the Band.
The boys have music IN, Mem,-a little
systematic drill and attention will
bring it ont. Come again.
We judge from an editorial on the
"show" in last weeks Gazette, that a
Donkey overheard some little boys in
4 conversation about the Elephant.
We would advise our neighbor of
the Gazette to Eaul down "The largest
circulation in the County," and run
out 'The truth for change p' occa-
sionally.
We notice four items which appeared
in our issaesof the Sth, copied rerdatina
in the Ohio Valley Mars of the 18th,
and no credit given. We hope TO note
change in this line.
Fish are abundantin Captina creek
this season. We are informed that
large numbers of them have found
their way into various and sundries
frying pans.
There has been an organization
formed at Armstrong; Mills to enforce
the fish law, against any persons sein-
ing in Captina Creek, during the pres
emf fishing season.
We are glad to notice that the COun-
ell are causing some of our crossings to
be improved. We would like to see
them turn their attention to the 'Lava
Bed" pavements.
Parties from here who attended the
Musical Festival, at Cincinnati, express
themselves as being delighted with the
success of the entertainment.
Shoes Shoes 1T. 7. Hanlon has
all kinds and will sell them low for
leash, at Barnesyille, Ohio,
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DIED.

ADKINS.-At his home, near Brrrs Station
Belmont County, o., on the Sth inst, Elder
Isaac Adkins, in the Goth year of bis age.
The deceased had been a Disciple of Christ
for about f0years. He died as he had lived, in
the hope of heaven. He will be missed as q
citizen, q neighbor, in the Church and more
especially In the bereaved family fer he was
truly an affecttonste and kind 1 usband aud
father. May the Lord comfort ant sustain all
the bereaved ones. J. y. W.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

Rev. Randall Ross, chaplain of the
10Th Ohio Volunteers, during the war,
preached Sunday morning from the
pulpit of the U. P. Church, (Rev.
Johnson's) and in the evening at Rev.
Alexander's. Rev. Ross now resides
in Greenwood, Jackson County, Mo-,
and is travelling in the east in the in
terest of Lincoln College, situated at
that point.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

POSTAL RULINGs.-Letters addressed
to initials, or to boy, are not deliver
able, under the rulings of the Depart
ment. a Postmaster may act as ex-
press agent, provided such employ
ment does not Interfere with the reg
ular and efficient discharge of his du-
ties as Postmaster.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

The Constitutional Convention adj
journed ON Friday to give the Presi-
dent an opportunity TO select the
committees; 1t re-assembled on Tues
day. Judge Cowen our Delegate to
the Constitution took advantage of the
recess and visited home.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

Neglect Cold E0tGin- IS more ccrta
to iay The foundation ta! iuture eTIl co'!S's'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

AGENTS WANTED. SEND for CATALOGUE.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO.,
NEW YORK.
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rrufarfaiuuent.

Tn. East Rishlapd Literary r. CiSPb iSb,s sii, in
rehee psI Room, tDramsl ''GIorious News.
1sonel 1 and Married Rake" prSnnXSasss az 4 areg3
ia So T.'CLAIRsvILLE, At NEtDAfS 1Dt, ,fs ns1efit
on on, 1 .sp1saf and enter5alunent OF the cih5
sens OF St. Clsirsville and vicinity dap h anu do.
near, by special request PToceeos ScbooiO 80 Ue % "
We offsT cordial Invite. TO all Tickets solo
by A. P Blair 81 Clairssllle o. and VI d s cts.
Farland. East Rienlano, Ss,ents * mayl2t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

We were favored on Monday eve
ming with serenade by the Band.
The boys have music IN, Mena,-a little
systematic drill and attention will
bring it ont. Come again.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

Unfortunately for our eight or six
teen (the editor of the Gazette is not
certain which, y aunts, uncles, brothers
in-law, &C., at La Mira, only one of
them takes the CHRONICLE and that
one has been subscriber for over thirty
years. Let the Gazette explain again.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

70, r.,ss OF fAppetito, ,Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Ia ,,,-ssSion OF Spirits and General Deol-lly. ~
tb,...r various forms, Ferro-Pnos sporated hn&II
.of C'siisaya made by Csswell, HaZard q -; -,
NJ York. and sold by ali druggists. is the pes
io,ic As a stiui ulaut tonic TOR patients teeos-
eng from fever or other sickness 10 as IL
eouai II taken iurng the season ~ eN,,rS
fsysr and agus and other Intermittent Ie'e-s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

THE Purest and Sweetest cod-isivef Oll -
Hazard 4 Casw ellis. made on the sea shOi
from fresh, seiecsed75vers, by css~eli fi''-a.I
+ Co. New York. It is sbsoiutely P"e o.
s,pcet. Patients who have once tsken :.
.n otbars PHYSICIANS nave decided II
.io- AZ 70 anv Of the other oils in marketl54t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF BELMONT Co.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, O., May 0. 1873.
S1CHULTZ & BROTHER will take n otice that
- Hany d Anderson, owners OF n certain acre
OF surface and of 81 acres of Coal privilege, in
Sec. 26, OF Township 3, Range 9, sold by the
Treasurer OF Belmont County, to said Schultz
a brother for non payment of lakes, Jan. 81
1873 have deposited In the Treasury OF Bel
mont County, as provided by law, s2S.SS, TO re-
deem said land and Cesl privilege.
JNO. B. DONGLEY,
mayl53w Auditor Belmont County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

over 6t1 pages only SO. incomplete ana IN
ferior works a-a cIr,,red loo1 oct tor them
Send for circulars aud see proof Of the Srr''t-
est sHsees- OF tii.- season. Pocket Hoin pan
iuL worth $iu ip'ial free = X il" ~ II Fcp-
iish.r, % Public r., .ls,re, Cleveland. ONO,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

,r,s .,o,1 u "a more than substitute for Cas-
tor Oil. 1t is the only SAFE arSLc.e IL 81 faod
sasel lsta s;n fbe bowels, cure wind-eolie andpro-
Sa Isgnas3 as3nrsI sIesp. 1t contains neither MIN
.ess LIS morphine or alcohol, and is pleasant 70
- Children need not cry and IneeneiS neens
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

The greater portion of the time of
the Court SD far has been consumed in
hearing whisky causes, in some shape
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Basket Pic Mic.

The Masonic Fraternity will cele-
fJrate the 9th June rlext with grand
parade and Basket SH;cc Nic. A cordial
Invitation is extended to all the Breth-
renin good standing their families and
friends. gE,a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

The cash value of the farms in Bel
mint County is sixteen million six
hundred thousand dollars.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

Ladies, you that want fancy goods,
will do well to call at T. t. Hanlon's
store, Barne5ville.
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MARRIED.

MALIN-HORTON.-On the 7ih inst. ut the
residence Of the briie's parents in Colerain,
BIZ Rev II Heberling. Mr. Abncr A Malin of
Ridgeway, Elk co, Pa, TO Miss Rebecca A.,
daughter of Joseph and Annie Horton,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

Mrs. Price, wife of John Price, of
Wayne township, died last Thursday
of dropsy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

Base Ball has already begun and the
usual crop of broken thumbs and
broken shinsis promised.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

Postal cards have made their appear
ance.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

The census of 1870 shows a popula-
tion in this County at that time of
S3,714. -. 49,, .,..ss-..
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LOCAL NOTICES

Pic ture .Fr.nes of every description fcr
descriptioh. sorsaieat Iones' Cdnfecaonary'1
may224w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

About one million five hundred
thousand pounds Of tobacco are raised
annually in Belmont County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

Gents, if you want cheap Hats SO to
T. I. Hanlon's, Barnesville, o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

Jack Frost has visited us lately, quite
frequently.
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Farmers are improving the time
planting corn. .-.... ... ...,gs 40
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

z. T. Hanlon has all kinds of Dress
Goods and Trimmings.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

st. Carsville Retail Market
Apples $50 per bbl.
White wheat -four per bbl.s 50.
V heat Per bush. 81 80.
Com p bush. 60 cts.
Osts 2 bushel 40
LAY 2 ton SIS.
Potatoes p bush. slo0,
Dried apples , 10 &c.
Dried peaches ? Il &c,
Hams ? 70 l5c.
SIDES 2 u s1Zc.
Shoulders ? ID Sc.
tish-Mackerel No. .. half bhl 81 5ol7 On.
80 4 s3 75a4 20.
Kits 81 60
No. l, Lake Herrihg-12 bbls Sia4 p.
4 lbbs,s2 10.
Butter p n 25c.
Eggs , doz l2c.
Lard p 70 Sc.
Cheese p b 20c.
Tallow > b Gets.
Bees Wax ? D 25c.
Feathers p II 75c.
Caffee 25G2Sc.
Sugar n. o. ? b. l21zc.
sugar White, p ID l5e.
fe; q 70 81 cool 30.
Rice = ID l21Zc.
n. D. Molass per gallon sec
Syrups, S09SlO0.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

n new building association is on the
tapis. .,.--... .--...,.....-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

sSTorNt, MEN AND OTHERS who suffer from
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, DEBIlITN, LOSS
OF MANHOOD, etc. supplying the means q
aTier undergoing considerable quacker, and
sent freelen receiving postpaid directed
enNelope.F - .Hm -.
= -ss---l : NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
-sElg ~ Box l59, Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. \.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22
rOR SALE
FOR
The Chronicle BuiIding.

1orsr for sale ths property known as. as Ine ne
bkLsT bkLs.Tfa terms. Fer particulars call on
asonnDie teiih7' Joni NICFoLs,
At the Chronicle OIsce.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-22

]. f. Young, Esq, of Caldwell, is on
a visit to his friends in this County.