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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-25

1ne quality Of the few exhibited Wae
good.
The sweepstakes racing on the second
and third days was spirited and inter
esting, number of good goers being
on the track. The fast pacing race took
place on Thursday at two O'Clock and
resulted as follows:
"Gray Bill, Morristown, 2.2.2.I DIR.
"Gipsy Queen" Monroe eCo..l.3.I.3.22.
"Sorrel Mare" Smithfeld. 3.I.3.2.I.I'
ebay Gelding," Mt Pleasant, 4, a a. ,3dr
Mountain Girl" ,5,5,5,5 DIR.
First premium $50 awarded the
"Sorrel mare" owned by ]. Mckinney,
second $40 to "Gipsy Queen"
The Belmont County race followed;
which resulted in an easy victory and
1st prem. for Flora Martin owned by
W d Martin, and 3rd to DIR L Vorhies.
The sweepstakes trotting race on
Friday was q very pretty one and ex-
cited much interest. Five entries were
made as follows: Wild Tom, Joe Moore,
Belle Berkeley, Ida May and Sorref
Billy. Sorrel Billy, owned by ] Nc
Kinney was the winner and carried
off the hundred dollar premium. The
Sweeny mare "Ida May" came in
next and "Belle Bsrkley" third,
Our space will not admit of further
notice at this time; suffice it to say, that
owing to a change for the better in the
financial management of the Society
that the treasury has sufficient means
to meet all demands and some to spare.
Fully six thousand persons were in at
tendance during the exhibition. The
show was good the people were pleased.
Good music induced a lively feeling,
excellent order prevailed and every
body went away hurrahing for the sue
,ess of the st. Clairsville Fair and
for its return again next year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-25

-BRADuEY's sYARNs.-Another lot,
aflgrades at Jepscn's. z I seplS-2t =
A new Drug Store has just opened in
Bellaire, with. DR.. Citizens as proprietor.
Thirteen horses from the vicinity OF
Belmont passed through here on Tues
day, for the Smithfield Fair.
Hon. l.. Danford returned from
Washington, Tuesday, whence he had
gone to make arrangements for quar-
tiers and rations for the ensuing winter.
No Banking House in this County
has been seriously affected by the
money panic in the East. a .5Gr
Gen. B. r. Cowen and ladyare visit
ing their friends in Bellaire. The Cen
eral will extend his trip to st. Paul on
official business.
TEAs.-A fresh stock just opened;
Also, a full line of choice Groceries.
Jepsons. sep18-2t
After the suspension of some twenty
or thirty Eastern Banking houses the
panic has in great degree subsided.
Henry Clews & Co., are among the
slain.
r. S. Clark, Esq, of Morristown, a
leading Democrat, is to deliver an ad.
dress at Washington, on Saturday, in
the interest of the Farm ers' movement.
The County Examin ing Board recall
the meeting at Belmont on account of
, the session of the S. E. Ohio Teachers
Association which meets on that day,
Oct. IL, at SCadiZ.
Among the names of the victims to
yellow fever at Shrevep port, La, we
noticed that of Robert Crangle, jr.,
formerly a resident of Pultney Town.
ship, this County. A fe W weeks since
Mr.. Crangle visited his parents in Bell
al re, and gave our town call during
his stay.
The G uernsey Times says that the
GAINESVILLE Enterprise favors the farm
ers' movement party in Guernsey
. county. George Nc Clelland, editor OF
that paper, labored hard for several
years as editor of the Jefersoni0a to
help the Dem ocratic party into power
n this county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-25

RE0e1e2iaA1a q 0iGtEiet Court-
September Term, fS13-Jadges
Wood, Frazier, Muller and
Chambers, ON Bench.
Parmelia Austin VS.. Randall Austin
eft al. Petition dismissed.
Jonathan Fox vs.. d. w. Shepherd
etal. Judgement on report of referee,
and that each OF the parties pay one
third of costs.
G. A. Mooney VS.. Nicholas Hines ct
al; appeal. Decree in favor of Ellen
Daily.
Charles B. Wilson VS.. Agnes C..
Lawrence etal. Petition dismissed.
w. J. Rainey vs. Eliza J. West ct
al. Demurrer to petition sustained
and cause dismissed. ss
j. B. Hollincsworth VS.. Pangle &
Wright. Judgment reversed, and
cause relnanded to Court of Common
Pleas.
Ed. Mccormack ct al. vs.. John Nc
Cormack, Administrator. Petition in
error dismissed and cause remanded.
Robert C0wen vs.. A. L. Harper
Judgment of Court Of Common Pleas
affirmed.
Richard V. Wheelan vs. Jas. Kins-
ley. Judgment of Court of Common
Pleas affirmed.
James O'Malley ct al. vs.. James
Edgerton. Judgment of Court of
Common Pleas affirmed. $50
Dorothy Fowls VS.. Thornton Hur-
ley. Judgment of Court of Common
Pleas affirmed.
John H. Piper vs.. II. yStentzell.-
Finding for defendant, in error. Judg-
ment of Court of Common Pleas af-
firmed.
Jos. w. King VS.. Village of st.
Judgment of Court of
Common Pleas affirmed.
Jos. W. King vs. Village of st.
Clairsville; two cases. Judgment ofl
Court of Common Pleas reversed.
Village OF st. Clairsville vs.. James
Weir; two cases. Judgment Of Court
If Common Pleas affirmed.
JOhnathan II. lockwood vs.. VIM.
Mckinley. Judgment of Common
Pleas affirmed. - ?
John ". Heid .vs. Martha Porte.-l
Petition dismiaed at costs Of plaintiff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-25

Hon. Alphonso Hart, the Republican
Candidate for Lieutenant Governor
is to address the citizens of Barnesville
and Bellaire next Wednesday after
noon and evening. f's~7r-- -sl
Mr.. Hart is one of the most brilliant
orators in Ohio. and one Of the ablest
champions of Republianism in the
State. Turn out Republicans and give
our next Lieutenant Governor grand
|ovations.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-25

]. F. Handel, Esq, residing five
miles east of st. Clairsville, on the Ma
tional road, dropped dead last Friday.
Mr.. Handel was an old and respected
German citizen. He carried on the
Merchandising business and was POST
master at Kinsey's Mills. His funeral
was very largely attended on Sunday.
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''Science Hin School'' closed on
Thursday last, and the citizens met al
the school house that evening for the
purposes Mr.. Hoover, the teacher
announcedAof having a general good
time." There was some good singing,
some organ music and brief lecture
by Mr.. Hoover. Toward the close OF
the entertainment, Sada Caldwell lit.
lie dot of q girl, about as large as large
as a linnet, and about as sweet as q
lump of sugar, favored the audience
with two pieces of instrumental music.
Uniontown School closed Saturday
and an examination of classes was held
in the former. The progress made by
the pupils was commendable and there
was evidence that the examination was
conducted on. honest principles We
u understand, that Miss Branson's work as
a teacher has given entire satisfaction
to her employers. sa.a
q = : Hs12 w {sT-F szlsSs~
A pair Of Mexican Spurs wasseat by
mail, toa young man at this office
whose front name is $50. ouf post
master does mot often have occasion to
distribute hardware store 1Hu0 is-ex-
pecting that snyils vim become 16Afl-
able matter 3 ( 5..s2s -
But 8 few brief months have passed
sincetwo young men sat in the pale
moonlight, on a bench, in a back yard
and tried to extract harmony from: an
old brass horn, full of indentations and
most nnearthly .diseords.S tsANhea aihe
band began to playn every dog in town
set up mournfnf howl, every thomas
cat upon the fence curved his back and
initiated the Modoc war-whoop, a
riotous youth from an adjoining. yard
threw stones asd brick and hard shell
ounces, and restless family men tossed
in their beds and said they wished that
horn-was mashed. The
boys held sweet counsel together, said
they had found a, nestegg, and they
would sit on it until they hatclied out
full sized band, and they were sue
cessful. On Wednesday evening, the
Independent Cornet Band,' met to
select their music for Smithfield and
other fairs The public can criticise
their music. write this to show the
result of persistent effort. .-
ITEMs.-A Basket Pic Me has been |
continued for two aweekson the farm of
VIM. Lee, Esq.-A large number of
luarrymen are picking out limestone,
and eating dinner from . basket.-The
farm near Uniontowp estate of Jacob |
Gossett, decd, was sold to Mr.. VIM.
Gossett at $934 per acre. IA. srirs HI.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-25

The sprightly Daily Ohio Valley
Ne,cs, made lis appearance regularly
each morning Of cur Fair. 1t had the
snap to make it very readable and its
editor evinced an energy that deserves
success.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-25

Jacob A.MeEwen, James N. Kennon,
James q. Tallman, Samuel Hambleton,
Daniel Crawford and Luke Vorhies,
were admitted to the Bar at recent
term of the District Court.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-25

We regret to learn Of tho death Of
Talbot e.. son of e. p. Rhodes, Esq.,
Of Bridgepoft at the rdsidence OF his
father, on Tuesday last week. The
funeral which was largely attended
took place on Wednesday. -
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Hon. AIphonso Hart

Candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
will address the citizens at
GAINESVILLE, Wednesday after
noon Oct. 1st, at II o'clock. -a -..|
BELLAIkE, Wednesday evening Oct
1st, at o'clock. .lsi-.+ =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-25

A copy of the Daily Barnesville
Entcprise, which is being published
during the Fair, is upon our table. 1t
is a handsome and we'll conducted
sheet and does credit to our neighbor.
We hope that it may prove a financial
success. .,es..~.i.I e
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-25

5a The editor of the Gazette failed to
tell the people that r. M. Clark, the
last Democratic Auditor, received an
average salary for the four years he
was in that Office Of Sir thousand
Three Hiaadred- Dollars per yean but
he whines because RepdbiicaA Apdi-
tor received 81 500 legal saiuty for The
last year E.ss -
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Thirty Years Experience of an
old Nurse.

old Nurse. =
Mrs. Wfns lows Soothing syrup is the
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lcians and Nurses in the United States, and
has been used for thirty years with never fall
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Public Notice.

ry|HE subscriber takes this meth cd of inform-
i ing the public that he proposes selling his
entire stock of Dry Goods in the Town OF
rent or sea the real estate as may suit the pur-
chaser of the goods. 1 will take pleasure In
showing any one the goods If they will call at
my residence one emile North Of Flushing, on
the Cadiz Road. 1E
The goods Will be sold ut avery fair rsdpctioe
and the terms viii be made satisfactory
sepll3w JACOB HOLLOWAY.
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Its operation Is not only TO relieve the patient
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system, restoring healthy action to all its
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The q ouhehold Pancacsa Is purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
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Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the under
IN signed has been appointed by the Probate
Court. assignee OF VIM. Meek vice ]. B.-Smith
resigned. All creditors are notified TO prove
their claims At once.
.a., ,-g... .- A. p. TALLMAN.
Bellaire. Sept. 3, 1873. sepl13w
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MARRIED..

FOReMAN-DENT.-On the IIth Inst, at tbs
home Of the bride, by Rev. j. e. ,HolIister. Mr
Eli 4. Foreman and Miss Isabeli A. Dent, both
NSEoRELAND.-ont the 18th inst
by Joseph Thorn pson, j. p, Mr.. VIM. H. Gorden
OF Merfins Ferry and Miss Piesie Fl. More.and
OR ORBsRS--GoRDoN.-By Rev. r. 8. strshl. Sept.
18th, at the residence OF the brides parenta
Duncan's Fails. Ohio, Mr.. James N. Orr Of Bel
daughter or Rev. d Gordon OF the Pittsburgh
Con terence. - = ss--sSs
RITTENHOUSE-PENN ;l8,
1873, at the residence of the brides mother, by
J. A. Walters, assisted by Rev. r Alexander.
Mr. Jonas Rittenhouse OF Unfonpcrt, Jeffer-
son, County, and Miss Mary Z Pennington, OF
st Clairsville, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-25
BRUTAL MURDER At
FAIRVIEW.
A Man Beats His Wife
to Death.

| Just across the Belmont line, in the
western suburbs of the village of Fair.
view, on the declivity of a steep hill
which recedes from the north side Of
the National road and about fifty
yards distant therefrom is situated a
lowly cattage, where lived Welsh
man named David Bowen, and his
wife. Tho man followed the eccnpa-
tion of a miner, and the reputation OF
being quiet, peaceful and industrious
citizen, and, his wife, Mary Ann, at
tentive to her household cares and
duties, except when at times when
their love Of strong drink tempted
both man and wife to indulge in a
Joint spree. 49,. VA
Week before last, according to their
custom, they celebrated the anniver-
sary Of their nuptial ceremony and be-
gan the spree which was to end with
an appalling tragedy. .ksPglfSsA
On last Friday, about four o'clock In
the afternoon, the neighbors i'm the
vicinity of this house heard the cries of
a female, imploring for mercy, and ex-
claiming 80 Lord, Davyr' "Don't
DavyW But they thinking it nothing
but slight family quarrel, no concern
was manifested, until about an hour
later when David Bowen, the husband
|of the unfortunate woman, notified
some person in the neighborhood that
"Mary Ann" as she was familiarly
called, was dead. The news soon spread
from house to house, and whisperings
of violence became rife, and the pop
ulace became excited. An examina-
tion of the circumstances of the death
substantiated faint rumors that a bloody
and cruel murder had been committed.
The scene of the tragedy, as we have
before said, was at a house situated on
a steep hill. side, fifty yards distant
from the pike. The front door of the
house opens toward the road, and the
back door looks out upon the ravfnel
below. The floor of the cottage at
the back side of the house is about four
feet from the ground, and from the |
back door there are no steps to de-
scend. The evidence beferea Coroner's
Jury of which Justice Newell Kennon
was Foreman, developed the fact. that
the struggle had began in the house,
and that the woman had been thrown
out of the back door, and that she had
afterwards been dragged about thirty
yards down the hill to an apple tree
which stands upon the bank OF a brook
at its base. Here there was further
evidence of a struggle, and here was
found bloody bench leg, which was
probably used to put an end to the suf-
fering of the unfortunate woman. AMI
of the body showed that
enc leg was broken in two places, two
ribs were broken, her back was beaten
to jelly, and her head and face were
cut and bruised. ''io...'. .ee..s
The wretch of a husband gave as a
statement of the cause of his wife's
death that while she was walking down
the hill she fell and rolled against a
stone, striking her head, which caused
death.
The jury after session of fifteen
hours and an exhaustive examination
of witnesses, found that she came to
her death at tho hands of her husband
David Bowen.
The excitement in the community
was intense, and the utmost precaution
had to be taken by officers to prevent
punishment.
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SHERIFFS' SALE.

ist NatiohAi BANK, 81. C1Hiisvh1e' FIsIhtIn'
- Joel Nichols ct. al. ~
RY virtue Of a veTdi exponos In the above case
- issued, and to me directed. viii OFFER for
Clairsville, Belmont County, Ohio, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2Sd. 1873.
between the hours OF p. n, and r y, on said
day. the following described premises to wit:
'sBeing nifty feet OF the West side Of Lot No. 4O
In the iown Of st. Clairsvillo. Belmont Co, o.
appraised at S2,30 E.
VIII. @. COCHRAN sheriff
sep. 26tfj OF Belmont County, Obi
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In the Court Common Pleas OF
Belmont County, State of Ohio,
Sarah Blowers,
John NJ, Blowers,

JOIH NJ. BIUWtrk.
THE defendant, John NJ. Blowers, whose
L place OF residence is unknown, will take
notice that he has been sued in the above
nam ed Court by the plaintiff, Sarah Blowers.
and that said petition was filed in the Clerks
office of the County and State aforesaid on the
llth day of July, 1873, praying for divorce and
alimony, custody of minor child and alimony
for the support of same. And that he be for
ever barred from all interest, right, title and
claim In this real estate owned by her, and that
she be decreed all the personal property now
In her possession; and that he is required to
answer by the first day of October, 1873, or de-
rree will be entered aga INST him at the next
Term of this Court which commences on
November Sd, 1878, ...
SARAH BLOWERS.
By P. TALLMAN. her atty. ag2lSw
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{ TIMOTHY SEED, . choice lot, grown
in Belmont county, just received at
Jepson's. sep18-2t
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MARIETTA COLLEGE,

The next term In College and Academy be
gins THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 4th. The tow
IL pleasant and beautiful. The apparatus an
iibrarfes' 'contain 5000 volumes. Aid il given
70 worthy students, needing II. The College
has graduated thirty six ciasses. The atten-
dance the last two years much larger than be-
fore; !. WANDREws, President.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby giver, that m the Probate
IN Court of Belmont County. Ohio the under
signed was spPoinsessu ss ana 9uaineS1 ls ~ Us Admin
Elizabeth Milligan, decd. late OF said County.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qcested TO make immedfafe pay ment, and
those having claims against said estate are re-
auested TO present them within one year from
this date.
= Z Of the estate Of Elizabeth Miliigan.
seplS3V
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baltimore and o. RSaiirosd.
ncxsrRAL OHIO DIvhSoN.)

Passenger Trains on Central Ohio
n;v;sion leave Bellaire and arrive at
Bellaire as follows:
1rrsT-RorrSp TRAINS.
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Young persons wislane teseview The
common branches q education would
do well TO afken1 oat Hieh school dur
ing this tefms srssiA ettsatlon is
given 70 these gnel1SD besisles the
higher branches and ~ ss6chool Lee.
turesa twice q week b. the Saperinten-
dent. These will include many things
not in the regular course of study.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-09-25

Teachers Examination.
QS73-74)
October 1lth, Belmont. ~
18th, Bellaire.
November Sth, st. Clairsville.
22th, st. Clairsville-
February 7th, st. Clairsviile.
March 7th, St. Clairsvilie.
Msrch 2lst, Martins Ferry.
April Ilth st. Clairsvllle.
May 3D. BelIaire.
23d, st. Clairsville.
lure 18th, st. Clairsvtfie.
Eerin promptly at o O'Clock.
Certificate OF character required where ap-
nlIcant is not known to the Board.
Pi0" ROBERT ALEXANDER,
CHAS. r. SHREVE,
]. ]. BURNS,
Co. Examining Board.
st. Clairsviile, Aug. q, 73.
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The newM. E. Church (thFee miles
Southeast from Belmont Belmont
Circuit, Barnesville. iDistrict viii be
dedicated on Sabbath, October 18th,
1873. First service at 10 o'eloek a. n.
Rev's Lemmons Of Barnesyille, 0hio,
and Weekly of Allegheny, are expeet-
ed tobe present and conduct heservices
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:
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H. R. Bumgarner has Just received spieh
did stock of Boots, Shoes, and Caters ior tne
Fall Trade. 49,
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nr. Sharps SPECIFIC cures dyspepsia. Consti-
patton, Vomiting of Food, Sour Stomach,
Water Brash. Heartburn, Low 81 irits, &c. In
thirty-five years never falling to cure the most
cases. Sold by druggists generally.
Depot, 145 Eighth ST.,
N. Y. Circulars mailed on application.
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Buckeye Mowers and Reapers for saie
- Isoao nevis at CIairsyille. je5tf