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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-28
ANGELES, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE %.
Written for the HERALD
THE SWALLOWS.


THE SWALLOW.
Little swallows fitting
Out and in,
Innocent, unwilling
Aught of SIN,
Could be as light of heart and free,
Would were q swallow too, with thee,
Fitting,
Fitting,
Out and in,
Innocent, unwilling aught of sin.
Mud-daubed nest dependent
From the wall,
Where the sun resplendent
Makes his call;
Man could pattern from your simple art,
Letting sunshine into home and heart.
Humble,
Happy,
Pattern for us all
Mud-daubed nest depend ent from the wall.
Every want provided
Frugal care!
Duties all divided
By the pair!
Sharing each in turn the toll and rest,
Side by side at night upon the nest;
Love
And labor,
equal JOY and care,
Duties all divided by the pair.
Other birds more comely
To the sight
Sober coat and homely--
Brown and white;
Is the heart more joyful made or less,
Bird or man more worthy for the dress?
Plain
Orgay,
Nor changes the delight,
Sober coat and homely, brown and white,
Slight your wealth and pleasure
At the BEST
Five small eggs your treasure,
In the nest:
Swimming swiftly through the upper air,
Such your recreation past compare;
Wealth,
And joy!
Oh, swallows truly blest!
Five small eggs your treasure in the nest.
Sweetcr song, and filter
Others note
Yours "a simple twitter,
From the throat;
Envy you the fulsome, merry song,
While your single note you thus prolong?
Peace,
Content!
Ambitionless your lot
Yours q simple twitter-envy not.
Careless of the morrow
Evermore;
Know you what % sorrow
Is in store?
Ruthless hands another morn will come,
Making desoate your happy home.
Ruined,
Desolate-
A home no more;
Know you what sorrow is in storeo
Nest all torn and battered
Ruin done;
Five small eggs all shattered,
Every one:
VIII your heart within you fail at last,
Looking DER the ruin ofthe past!
Cherries,
Homeless,
Hopelessly undone!
Five small eggs all shattered, every one
Scarcely worth regretting
What IS done
Ere the suns next setting,
Work begun
Soon another nest with precious ST
Other five within it as before.
Brave,
Courageous,
Noble little one
Ere the suns next setting, work be
Now in JOY unceasins,
And in peace,
May your tribe increasing
Still increase;
And the happy home more happy
From the spoilers hand forever free
Careless,
Guileless,
Living aye in peace
May your tribe increasing still inere
Little swallows, fitting
Dat anIin,
limo cent, unwilling
Aught of sin,
Could l be as light of heart and free,
Would were swallow too with tn
Fitting,
Fitting,
Out and in,
Innocent, unwilling aught Of sin.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-28

The Vallejo cooperative ship car
penters have decided to purchase and
set up band-saw run by steam to en-
able them to get out the frames to the
vessel they are building.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-28

The ranchers all over Nevada
county are securing the crop of hay.
The growth is not quite as large as was
anticipated in the Spring, but it will
be about an average crop.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-28

Preparations are being made to cell
citrate the coming national anniver-
sary in Yosemite Valley in fine style.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-28

All the assessments levied on the
stock of the Nevada Narrow-gauge
Railroad have been paid up.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-28
Latest kilograms.
THE SECRET SERVICE CHIEF
RESIGNS.
Hale Accepts Postmaster
CeneraIship.
The Iowa Acknowledgement on Rail-
roads.

A Speclk of War i'm Asia.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR.. j. w. OLIVER,

"OMEOPATHIST. Office and residence,
III brick building, east side of Spring ST.,
between Court and First streets, Los Angeles.
fe lS-Iy-H
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-28
A H0l that Went to a Funeral.

EAN I EKN a NJ
San Fernando, June 9th, 1874.
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

CQC EAST 18TH ST.. BETWEEN I'D AND SD AVS
xSCCe respectablc Riri 10 do chamberwork and all
kinds OF pain sewing: understands drcs king, 10
take care srown children and do objection
Can be seen tor two days o~
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

OH WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
Ns1I gir 70 do chamberw0rk, or as laundress; good
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

CE1 WEST GOTH ST, SECOND FLOOR, BACK
I)T rooms--A respectable girl as chambermaid or
chamberm..id and wailresS would assist with The
washing and ironing small private family; best city
reference from her last pace.
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

C11 EAST PATH ST.. FIRST FLOOR.-A RESPECT
- able Protestant girl to do upstairs work AMI
waiting or 70 attend children and do pam sewing
objection TO the country the summer; is willing and
obsIGing; good reference Can be seen all the week.
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

10 WEST 18th ST., rOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM-A
~ Young girl as chambermaid and waitress OBJ
lection to private boarding house; thoroughly under
STANDS her business; best city reference.
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

CQH WEST sgd STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
AOO girl as chambarmaId and waitress In Z small
private family; no objections to short distance in
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

400 WEST 50TH ST.-TWO GIRLS; ONE As GOOD
fOO cook washer and rOner. the other first class
chamber maid and waitress; would go together sep.
crate objection to the country; both have good city
rafar
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

1E7 9Th AVA FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER
IOO recently from London, desires a few engage
men1s by the day wond take work ut home: the
latest Paris and London fashions and pattern charges
mode
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

10 7TH AV, CORNER 3ITH STA YOUNG GIRL
t-fO good plain cook ami drst class washer and
roner best city references from last place CAL or ad
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

~ WEST 18th ST, SECOND FLOoR-A RE-
LEI spectacle protestant girl chambermaid and
nurse mas no ob econs 10 short distance in the
try; good city reference.
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

c2C NTH ST., SECOND FLOOR.--A RESP PECTABLE
reference from last place.
The New York herald., 1874-05-06

400 WEST 23D STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
fCO cook: will assist with washing city country ;
good reference. - :
, 1874-06-28


70; asy IN IN II s O. tho lot They s0 At
S,,aS ASP Of P
'.sS ot ''s''e' Of all
| Must BE SODA MA RE AND yseRIxt7 WA6-
ds saSsssss a'io Sass, s5s sSs '''
PAR or LIGnT BUGGY. HORSES. OPEN on TOR
spd @ 'nfe .n % %5if or p.is et lsa o.ses and dublo
Inquire l or 5l aaa 3 Dri
4 5Eho & r6K@iFa 17HFa AND
TwEl;S,'T7nY, l;,'7n :. GOOD &, SEEvlcEABLE HORSE on
r:s :a6d 55hE T s For
L o'clock q. - Ato'tA : ~
WANTED BUY FIVE on SIX HORSES; " I'll;
p 81, !. &c Eaas asa koss f.
Asxs,I,Estptsitw Az, + tsi ws o9e oRs WAGON, AND HA
Star s '0rs' 'F Without Apply at
NIASTkD-ro BUY ONE on TWO HEAVY
Inquire III DeasSoru.s ~ Also ono ~ Or 1--WE tTo
hsavy trucks
@VASTEn-A coon. PIfAEToN FOR CASH;
~ must b cheap. tionoes Block.
w ANT FAIR SIZED LOW PRICED HORSES.
sis =:
st., near Madison aad pcsclaincs.
lVASTED-A GOOD sEcoND-HASD cALIFoR-
Addtss. Il, Tsbnns oiee. s;attas pics asd whsfs
{NANTED-TO ExCHASGE-A SPAN OF L10IIT
M for %s.s G o cR sa5
M Ds!:aas ~! s.s Fl e 9'ss
a!i7e .aS2a.s Hns s. s1SHs Tda. sss cor LADY
5np.IlcnT BUGGY A.D n3RyEsS;
, 1874-06-28

FOR SALE.
yaiSaacs Of sns Grand faela liofsl - ' ~14
Kon SALE.sa!: oSi:-T!iInD PNlcE-A NEW
Ia T1t Tor settling
Fon SALE.LAWX Il :. =! sEATS: ANY LENGTH DE-.
s.sa :2d !ss s:l'f I'D
Fog sALE-A FEW TUBS or VERY CHOICE
@:s' g. sa PgS P,2n3 II rs
clothing uufaoiot5. ..s and e,a Nllwaukee.av.
EoM SAhE;FEATn&nsxEw; i! i KAT ss5S YER PILLOWS
! e., thlfd ioor-
EoR sALE-Tw0 JEWELLERS BLACK WALNUT
fnE*G .! 20 at tfe' counter tables. C. O.
H., sas:sia; good Is aaat:s at
FoR. sALE-sRRUcR PLAG:PoLRs AT n
FOR sALE-sicE COUNTER. WALNUT TOP.
g :s$s ST: e sd sss
::s;s. ;s;.!;s j.; tS,.;;
FoF sAfETWo Al - O. FIR3T;GEASs 2 A.; S{ TicKTs r s.
) WI sae ,sdsa nss asa'' ''"' F'' cheap
q: lsin'. t., thea ;, regular rases From il .
;siS 4ss 9sass nfs;ss sssF' a. '
:dia:s .zs tst;, 5FSf q Mkszy ~ e s:I HKE.
inos {ssf "' 1,a s:1s s M -
III !. i sskS T9ols oEA
ToR stLE-CHHAP-70 CARPEyTENV-A 81
oaisy is;e 4ai r;.sss. as7 ? b. At :: h''f
L1oit sALE-d;nE1P-AL All OF PARr or Tna
7 vooaaa building, cona1 q T+sa5- thirt aad D,l.
t.a. Gnn:i II sSi ~ grounds Apply On 'F'"
, 1874-06-28
niEDICAI4.
DIVORCES.

nIvoRcEs- .LHG ALLY OBTAINED. SoT FRAUD
u,rn:1; IeNs sstor drc:re. Tea yrars' pract11a In
Il. e.urta of Chicago. Attscss Pus-Qttes Box u17.
, 1874-06-28
TO EXCHANGE.

NJ n ~ ~. ~ e.tt ~ hNa11
mate manufacturing cash business d tho City. fully
money, and all city trade value sl0.ooo Owner
rellet - 20 to Enrape to settle estatc. WILLS Il
Co. III kast Nsii*ou-st., Real Estate and Hu1ioesa
Eschanys.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16
Sympathy for the Ladies.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., April 1st. 1874.
Belmont Lodge No 16. Free and Ac-
cepted Mason of st. Clairsyille, O., at
the last meeting, adopted the follow
ing resolution endorsing the Woman's
Temperance League of our town.
Resolved, That heartily sympathiz-
ing with the ladies of our town in their
endeavors to abolish the infamous
traffic in intoxicating drink in our
midst, we will extend Our influence,
support and if neces sary, our means in
aiding them in this glorious work. Be
lieving this to be the work of God, we
believe and pray that the work should
go on, until the dreadful evil of intem-
perance is driven from our land.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16
Allegheny Market.

CATTLE-There was more cattle IL the hands
of transient dealers this week than for some
time past, and they all considered the market
a fail one.
On the whole, trade ruled fair. Cattle, though
a shade lower than last week, were probably
not 50 good in quality which made prices about
the saIne. Some cattle sold as high as 81 % per
lU0 fos, about as high figure as they have sold
for this season. Following are about the rates
current:
Extra cattle s70O to 725, prime $3.50 to 675, good
5000 to 625, fair $3.50 to SIS, common Sa7i 10 525
bulls $500 to 60O.
SHEEP-The run of sheep this week again
light. Trade rule fair for all grades and kinds,
AT 10 o'clock the yares were ell cleaned OF
stock. Following are the rates current:
Extra per 100 rs 5000, good sS00aS50 fair s7a75O.
FRESH CowS-The run ofcows this week light.
Market light and steady and prices higher.
Prime mixers in good demand at figures rang
ing from S35 90 to s. 90.
HoGs-The run of hogs light, and principally
In the hands Of regular dealers. Market steady
at figures from S550to650.
HoRsEs-The arrivals OF horses this week,
two Gar loads. Market slow AID dull.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16
Notice to Bridge Contractors.

ICEALED proposals will be received at the
~ Auditors Office, st. Clairsvflle Belmont
County, until noon TUESDAY, Api II 2lst, 1874,
for the superstructure OF two open wooden
bridges, one across McMahon's Creek, one-half
mile east OF Belmont, and one at Lees Cross
ing on the east fork OF saltwater Greek. The
structure OF both are TO be Of good oak timber.
Consisting OF ive sleepers each, OF l0xl2 inches
and "a feet long, one cross tie In centre Of span
supported by braces above; also professions
on sides. Floor to be of good sound oak, 2k
inches thick. Also, at the same time ana
place, proposals for the mason work OF the
above bridges, TO consist Of two abutmenfs
each, TO be built Of quarr ed free stone OF good
lquality: each stone 70 be dressed to a true and
Ieven surface, and laid in regular range work.
No range to raise less than one loot or bed less
than raise, we'll bound together, with headers
passing through the wall at intervals not over
10 feet apart. The face of walls to be rock work.
The stone tc be well jointed and laid mp In the
best workmanlike manner. Walls 10 be we'll
grouted with lime and sand, well mixed. The
ebutments to have cc9ing on top and ends.-
All excavations, Golfer dams, etc, must be In
cluded n the bId for stone work. C0nt<acfars
to take ali risks Of floods. Proposals for the
stone work will be by the perch-25 cnbic feer
to the perch All work to be done 10 the satis-
faction OF the Engineer and County Comma
sioners. Bids VIII also be received at the same
time and place for irun bridges, % feet span, at
the same points. Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
/ BY order OF County Commissioners.
marl2-6w W. +. STAMP, Auditor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16

THROUGH inadvertancy we omitted
to make mention last week of the very
excellent temperance lecture delivered
in the NJ. E. Church, on Tuesday eve
ming, by Rev Thompson of Wheeling.
The lecture was bold attack upon the
of rum and an able de-
fense of the woman's temperance cru
SADIE. Although many of the audience
were tired and weary from eXertions
at the fire on the previous evening,
yet the speaker held their attention
until the close of his remarks.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16

Rev. J. B. johnson, on Tuesday at
Wheeling, presented the Presbytery
his resignation as pastor of the U. p.
Congregation of this place The CO..
gregation is rejoiced that the Z. .esDyIery
corrected the unintentional blunder
they had made, at their meeting a
week or two before ofvoting Mr.. John
son, on the superannuated shelf. The
Presbytery voted the paper laid on the
table and advised tie congregation to
obtain assistance if the work was toe
much for their pastor, but let death
alone, separate them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16
US. S.MARSHAL'S SALE,
J. s. Circuit Court. Southern District of Ohio.
The United States
Benjamin F. West, et. al.


Benjamin F. West, ct. al. t.-
pY virtue of an alias fieri facIas in the above
- case issued and To me directed from the u.
=. Circuit Count, southern District Of Ohio, In
favor OF the United States, against Benjamin
West, ct a.. will Offsr Ior Sale at the front
door OF the Court tcuse, In ST. Cisirsviile,
Belmont County. ohio, on
SATURDAY. APRIL 18th, 1874,
At O'Clock P. n. the following described pro-
Perty-to Wit:
First Tract-Situate, lying and being In the
County Of Belmont and State Of Ohio, and be-
and range No. and bounded and described as
tc-wtt: Beginning at q stone on the
County line between Belmont and Jefferson
counties, and corner TO sections q, =, q, d:
thence n. S91So east perches; thence 8. $50 4
Ills perches adjoining lands Of John NJ. West;
III tsen Hos e s G w AZ gs5shes sdoning lands
S. llo w. II perches; thence w 6s perches and
4 link; thence 3. IL perches: thence 8. $50 w.
~ snshes n .6spes % thence
and Il links; thence N. SO E. perches thence
N. 7g11o z. II perches and links; thence N "a
r. sso Z. Is perches and Is links to The plaes s Of
beginning, containing Id acres. roods and
2 perches, more or less, excepting there
premises heretofore decided TO James West 4
Co., and described as follows: Being in Bel
mont County. Ohio. and situated fl sections q
and z, township No. and range No. 2, be9in-
ming AT q stone at Deep Bun at point south of
the Disfiilery on said tract; thence N 673fo W.
40 poles to u stone In the county roads thence
N. 7UZo w. A poles to q stone in the field.
thence 8. 76o h. 7S poles: thence 8. 31<o w. 15L
poles TO the place of beginning, containing
acres, 2 foods and 80 perches, more or less, TO-
gether with all and singular the eppurten-
ances thereunto belonging.
/ Second Tract-Being in Belmont County,
.Oh1o, and Situated in sections q and ~, towns
ship'No. 4Snd range No. 2. beginning at stone
at Deep hcn at o point south OF the Dfstillery
,on said tract. thence n. e75<o w. 10 poles TO
stone IN The county road thence n, 7U1zo w.
"A poles 10 stone in the Held; themes 8. w L,
iT5 polesj thence 9, 3I<o w. 15H poles TO ths
PLACE Of 'beginp1ns, Containing acres. roods
and 50 perches, more or less, together With all
and singular the sPpqrtensrces thereunto be-
sird Tract Being Ia Belmont County,
ot, - described as follows, to-wit: Begin.
Oi,io' a.. -rty line between kolmopt and
nnag on theCv. the corner OF sections q,
y71erson Counties, a. east perches ID
=, - a"u a, thence north o. >rcoes = .
z st0FS: thence suuth 80 -. --hea
= 49, 8 s, <ree nence north $50 east KS
s S.oss "a tne sonth hill side. fbsn<Ie
- tHe county line between RelIs.s,sa.
"a sts9f counties; thence west .I@r.-
ID ii r. ,5As 70 the place OF be0innins
ntain, Scres, more or less with All ~.
,pnrtenan. tnerszaro belonging. -' '"e
rsr,,. oro., Cash on day of sale.
'S Toa oa SaIe kised az $55ss 00.
seco,d TractHpIh, -sised 1T s2Sss 90.
Third Tract-apprals> q TM
? THOMAS n. FkRRKL. Y, 3. Marshal,
mar II 5t Deputy, .. ID. D.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16

LAST Thursday we had the rare me-
teorological phenomenon of thunder
and snow storm combined. While a
binding snow storm was going on, the
lightning flashed vividly and the
thunder was quick and sharp. Six
years ago, on Friday, similar storm
occurred, continuing through the day
and night and ending in a severe
freeze. A storm on the 9th of April,
1854, comes next on record, as we fol.
low back the month and day, and at
that time snow fell to the depth of six
or seven inches. The spring of 1864
was much advanced, and great damage
to the trees was then done by the break.
ing of branches.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16

R. B. PRITCHAED, Esq, Treasurer
of the Columbiana Mutual Insurance
Company, was in town on Friday, all
justing the Company's losses at the re-
cent fir. - ,wances were made as
follows: u % Cowen, entire insur-
ance on dwelling, $1,000 damage to
Office 5000, damage to furniture 5000;
total 81 400. Charles Hubbard. entire
insurance ON building $SOO-damage
and loss of groceries and furniture, $40;
total 200. III. G. Welday, damage to
roof and cornice of residence, 1925. To-
tai amount of adjustment S2,925.
The agent of the Franklin was also
on hand and settled with c. A. Shouse,
for 5000, loss to grocery stock.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16

THE VERY BEsT.-We would adj
wise every one to call and examine B.
r. Johnston's splendid stock OF Furni-
ture. He guarantees satisfaction iE
every particular; gives special atten-
ton to the Undertaking business. A
full assortment of Caskets, Coffins and
Shrouds always on hand, Main Street
a few doors west of Marietta Street,
st. Clairsville, Ohio. (a16:3D
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16
PROBATE COURT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named Executors, Administrators and
Assignees have filed In my office, at st. Clairs-
vile. Ohio their accounts and vouchers for
settlement-tO-wft:
j 9 Smith, guardian of Margaret shupe,
minor.
Ross-J Alexander assignee of H Smith,
assignor.
James A Burson, administ'r VIM Stewart ded
William G Taggart and VIM Caldw ell, execut's
of sarah Taggart, ded.
John G Israel guardian of Abbie Taylor.
William Alexander, admir- of A ID Rice. de'd
Henry korner, admir- of Christian Schuchard,
deceased.
Margaret Walker, guara'n of Albert Walker
John & Andrew Henderson, adm'rs of James
Henderson, de,d. former guard. Of Hezekiah
Willia m s White. executor OF Aaron White.
C H Arick, admir- of Josiah Finney, ded.
Emma Bigger, executrix of Robert ] Big
ger, de'd.
VIM c Taggart John Cameron, executors of
John McCaskey, de'd.
Jacob \, LII & VIM g Holloway, executors of
Daniel Holloway, d'ed.
Lewis Cook, admir- of John F Handel.
Elizabeth Butler, executor of John Butler ded.
Benjamin Howell, admir- of Enos West, de'd.
John w ayers, exc'r OF George Taylor. de'd.
James W Gray, guard. OF Amanda NJ Clark,
ward.
Harrison Butte, admir- OF Thos Crozier, de'd.
Ross j Alexander. admir- of Harriet Nichols.
Allen w Darling, guard. of Anna l. Darling.
William Caldwell, admir- of Jacob Gossett, ds'd
Charles Fox, execr OF Josiah Fox, de'd.
Joseph Loper, admir- OF Thomas Gwynn, de'd.
James GLADDEN., guard, Of Margaret Z, Eliza
and Mary 4 Stonebraker. minors.
All OF which will be for hearing and settle
msnt on the 10Th day OF April A. ID. 1874
G. w. CARROLL,
mar26-4w Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16

EGGLRsTON, the old fogy, whisky,
and defeated candidate for Mayor of
Martins Ferry, was in town on Mon
day, consulting Attorneys in regard to
contesting the election of Capt. Dean.
An examination of the poll book will
not likely inspire much confidence in
the success of the scheme.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16

DON'T BE observation-disclosures
you haze "tried fifty remedies" and re-
ceived no benefit, is there therefore
"no balm in Gilead ?" Verify there is.
Your liver may be congested, your
stomach half paralyzed, your nerves
quivering, your muscles knotted with
torture, your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your
lungs diseased, your blood full of impu-
rites in one week after commenc-
ing course of DIR. WALKERS VINE
GAR BITTERs you will feel like q new
creature. (mch26: it)
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16
5000 BOLTS 1StsTt Msii Pspes f,gles
16:3t) at CARROLL & HOGE'S.
@DS-

EXHIBITIoN.-There will be a
School Exhibition in Louisville, Ohio,
Friday evening, April oath, 1874. Per
fOrmances to consist of Dramas, Dia-
logues. Farces, choice Organ music by
Prof. Vanfossen; also Prof. Vanfossen's
String Band, which for good music is
equal to any in tho State. Proceeds,
after paying expense, to be applied to
the purchase of apparatus for school.
Admission 25 cents-Children under
y years of age Is cents. Doors open at
c P. NJ. Performance to com mence at Z.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16

A GERMAN saloon keeper in Millers-
burg, says, "Ven I goes in mine bet I
sleeps not goot. 1 dream in my head
dat 1 heers dem vimen brayin, and
singin in mine ears dot Jesus loves me.
Dot bodders me SO 1 got right straight
up and walks on the floor und takes
anodder glass of beer"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16

Lilly and Miller, Bellaire have paid
special tax recently as retail liquor
dealers,and John w. West, Cadiz has
taken cut license as a wholesale liquor
dealer. Watch them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-04-16
W o o DEN PUMP S
Administrators Notice
BRIDGE NUTICE.

|SEALED proposals will be received at the
~ Auditors Office, st. Ciairsvtlle, Belmont
Co., Ohio. until noon, TUESDAY, April 3ist.
1874, tor the superstructure OF an Iron Bridge
TO consist of q span OF l25 feet in the clear from
top OF walls. Bidder must state the weight OF
iron to the foot used in the superstructure--
A lso at the same time and place proposals Tor
the mason work, 10 consist OF two abuiments.
lace. regular range, with headers In each course
sufficient to bind the wall well together; all
'front.' stones To be laid on natural bed no stone
TO bed less than raise. and TO be dressed 20
true and even surface and join closely. The
same as 'front.' The 1llipg TO be large blocks OF
the same rise rs back and mont. every course
Including foundation to be well grouted with
lime and sand well mixed. all stone to Be laid
In good lime and sand mortar MIXED at least
two da ys before using; top and ends OF walls
to be covered with coping. II . sufaent foam
ldatiou Is not sooner found. ssss foundation TO
oe placed upon timeers OF good oak ~ least ten
inches thick aud covered with two inch plank,
well spiked on them, the timbers TO be placed
six feet below lew water mark. The wallis are
70 be Of the following height and tnicknesz.
Foundation Walls, the part below low water
mark to be 81 feet thick top walls 70 set back
on foundation inches. batter one inch 70 fooss
Iat top; coping TO project over mont of wall
inches, and cover wall complete. and at least
one loot thick tontrsctor to have stone In old
Work 70 be completed BY Augnst,
Engineer and County Commissioner. Bids
ter stone work to be by the perch Of = cubic
feet to the perch. Excavations and nllinE by
the cubic yard. Contractor to be at all 81 pense
of building Golfer dams and oaiiinz. and 70 be
At all risks OF floods. Comrass..onsrs reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
| By order OF Commissioners.
mafl26w w. &. STAMP. Auditol.