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, 1874-09-18
IN MEMORIAM,

nARTLETT-olarlotte "a. Bartlett wlga ,cf Tho
Rev. William, Alyln bartlett, pastor Of Plymouth
Church, and daughter Of Waller +. Flanders, Eau, of
Mi!wankce, ut Borne, Sn!tzorlaud Saturday, Sept IT,
OF hcArt-0lHeaBe.
The telegram that flaahod ovcr tho sen, from
tho mountains OF Switzerland, announcing tho
death OF Charlotte Flanders Bartlett. On eatur.
day last, struck with deep BORROW tho Loarts Of
oil that knew laor. But tho blow fall with II ter
ribfo and crushing weight upon the hearts Of
thoeo thas loved her.,
Only few wocks ago sllo vent out from uu,
in her roeslcss and perfect womanhood, seem
ingly strong and lealthful go boantiful and golf-
roliant, over tho sea, with her honorcd and dis.
tingntahcl htlaband, the Rev. William Alvin
Barllctt.-to find. in naw scenes, aud In tlla
beauty and treasures Of tho Old World, q rest
for her hNshands o1erworie1 brain. Alas tl,at the
HadueHt chapter oi sorroH that mr. Bartlett could
haya rcad should l,ayo been unfollod to l,ina
there! And now IAN joy is tlarkened,-tl,c
mirth Of the land ia gone"
For hftccn ycara the beloved wifo walked bo-
slde her husband, with tho truoas devotion, and
tcnaorest love, giving to him tho rarest end most
earnest holptulnesa in his daily life, his church
and congregation. My words aso too wcnk to
bear Testimony to tue beauty OF this devotion !;
md tho grief that weights tho heart of tho
mouFners Is too'saersd to ho lightly touched.
"I4ottie" " was tho eldest Of Mr. and Mrs, ",
z. Flanders flvo cllfldren,-tho pride Of re-
narkably-gifted, cultured, fine, mud attached
family. In milwaukee,, tho swoot flower of her
life buddod aud bloaaomod into womanhooa In
Brooklyn, whero sho went bride, charming
fragrance WIS dfInsed for ten bright, nrosno,..
Gus yenrs. For Ave years in Chicago, tho Hover,
grown htronGer and statotIer, diBponscA tho rich
perfume Of strength, light, and goodness. Now
STRICKEN down IN d moment. u Only step to i'm
mortal strength; short cut Across tho fields to
eternal youth;' a quick passnge from tho Garth
Of faded leaves to tho heaven OF claaroless
gold"
She waa q woman Of gracious and noble pyes-
enco, with o beautiful, Boul-lt face, a clear
mind. raro mcntal and nrtiatio attaiuulents; Of
keon, quaint nit tho scinti1latioiis Of which
penetrnto, even to-day, tho dark cloud OF sorrow
that oneonapassoth my heart. Aims for 1,n that
thia strong, bright presepce is stilled that tho
angel OF death Should have onwrapncd hor in
his cold embrace. Lotto had q gontle, loving.
truo Womanly Heart, always noble a,id kind; III
M acquaintance aud a precious friendship Of
two'd 'docades canuot recall QUO unkinl decd. or
one unchariInbls word spoken by her lip TeriIv,
Thou hast few names, oven in Sard;s, which
walk With mo in white, for thcy arc worthy"
Wifo, daughter, sister, triond, houorod md
mourned as only tho great Scarcser OF the
hearts depths can fathom, Charlotte Flanders
Bartlett lias loft line of light behind lpr TINT
siail brighten to those that loved hor tho mr.
row and rugged way that leatls up to t!,a: aroat
White Throne whoreon sits tho Prince OF Peace,
aud whore she hath put on immortality.
CHICAGO, Sept. II, 1871. n. q.
, 1874-09-18

WARRINGTON HEIdltTHs
lilo nov. D. g.. Hefrron,, having recovered
from hia tncsa, preached as usual last Sunday.
Tho Bethany Sabbntb.nchool will l,avo baskot
picnic ut ph1mbGreou Park, In Tracey avonue,
Saturday, nna tho frionds OF tho school and OF
tho other schools havo boom invited to Hharo Ii.
tho plousuros Of tho t1ay. Horornl addresses
will 10 mndo by those Interested In Suutlay-
school work.
Tito Directors Of Fractional School District
No. o hayo adopted novol plan for securing
attendance at school. Tic acl,ool-housc Is nees-
ly milo from tue aottlcd part Of tho tsstrics, too
fnr for tho ANAL ohlaron to walk In tho wihtor,
and tho Directors have. therefore. decided to
run covorod carriage; or omnibus. which
will aoas tuonty-hYo or thirty Children, through
t!o y district morning, aud oyoulng to tako the
little ones to aud from school. Tho expense
will DO 900 month.
The Board Of Trusteos mot Monday night !;
nll prcaent.
Bids woro rccolucd from Afossrs. RIcCatrrov.
Clayhurn, and Johnson for gradtug and gravel
iDR Ninconnoa rond, but thoy wore not opeltnd,
Horny Docker was notified that, IT complaint
was again malc about lis saloon, hia licenBo
would bo revoked.
DR.. Lowouthat moved TINT, In caso saloon-
kaepora will not rocognizo tho authority OF tllo
village polscot tho Board onforce such rocogni-
ton Of law.: Agreed TO-
Tho Board then adjourned.
!, ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.
11r. II. Merry, Principal OF tho Dnntou School
at this place, has returned from his summon y4.-
cation spent at liB fruit farm near Dcnton uar-
bor, lficl.., aud commenced l1fa fall torn on
Tuesday, tho 18th inst. Tho school odiiiee, 80
cleal'ly md nicely kept, together with it's tasto
fully arranged parks surrounding It, bnvo recently
undergone thorough brushing up, two of tho
principal rooms being nowly furnished. judy
nfy nhnr I
, 1874-09-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

FRED GRANT. AND HISS 'HoNORE.
Tho lnto Of tho great social oyont OF the. sea,
son in Chicago-an- ovent which wil DO Of in-
te,ost not horo more1y but in tho country gon-
orally-has at Inst boon definitely Settled Tho
marrlago Of Fred Grant. son Of Ills E1eeliency
tho President, and Miss Honoro, tho SECOND
dauGhtor of II. H. Houoro, Eaq., Of this city.
will take place on tho 20th Of October. There
have boon alluelons to this match in the papors
from time to tiuo, but thoy have ali .boon >ack-
ing IN dotinitencss for tho reason TINT Ito day
l,as but just been fixod. Tho marriage will ta1to
place at Kehwood, At tie house Of Potter Pal
tncr, tho husband OF the oldor Miss IIonoro. Tho
lgt OF tho bridesmaids haa not yet boon fully
,nado out, but among tlom Is Miss Duulcry, Of
CAicago Tho other ramos will be announced at
q future day.
, 1874-09-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The next meeting OF tl.e Sixth Ward Club vii!
DO hold Saturday-not Woduestlsy-cyenlng, at
No. 97 Archer avenue.
Tho celebration Of tho Holy Communion at st.
petor's Mission Chapel, a5 Third aYonne, near
Stato and Van nvron, will take p!aoe Mt 8;15
tlia morning, instead Of Mt 030. The cllapcl il
situated OH Third ayon,c, ooso to State and Van
l}nron utreets. aud Is most accessible by noFss-
car and omnibus from ii! psssH OF tho city.
Company Il, Flrst Illinois Infantry, will nloet
at their armory. Nos. II, 10 sna 81 state street.
action OF Important bNsincsa. All Meinbosa Of
thia company arc expected to be prasont.
Tile Nov Prot; Francis L. Pastou, D. D.. will
preach thia syonlng, ut W O'Clock, boforo tue
, 1874-09-18
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS,

,ptanesals vi! he 5ocslsad 6or TIC creation ot Court
rhus and speccaons caa he =. the Office q j. H.
Marrow Pontiac, after scpt H. Proposals III bo 70
any Each nroposa! u au,: 10 placed q aoao envelope.
and accompanying .s propnsa and in sepsrais sealed
ca5spI,o "i,on Tsli 'n:t bs oorrospondlnk motto
!shlsh ahA b. appsoted b! tte nui!deg Committee u
tha Hoard 9f Sularvi.os. Of Livingston County that ho
,2 r r. mo5o .u5etlss r. t. H. he # x
ston InInty@ prayded tho canraot shall bo awarded 70
hnf n or thnn Ie Gnvelopa .opntauing tho proposal
ssiI0a ss o.rd anS afSs;s d r. / ssif
or all bts Hceopt any lid Or rart Il bid tEsy ay
agoM PCT tor Of tho county, Tbs $s nu
ihn hias must bv oeftle by tho Clnrk
a. tue Iien cHuFt of thu county <tto which tho lid
smnm, n at ~ ii snr9ss haTa real propest9 to tho
tsIgue'D j. i, MORROW
Chairman OF 1luIldnc Coplmlltss,
j. q. EntIllRANE. Architect
, 1874-09-18

.r,, - :. .
Ihe aiafu from tox NO. oaa, a. 12'So O'CLOCK
yesterday Afternoon. was occasionod by tho dis
coycry of fire i'll a frame barn in rear of No. OF
Judd Btreot, owno,1by syiyostcr Wright. Dam
ara s1fobt. CauHo hn1tnown.
ri. 5..,,,--. ,,-7 l1-.r, 80,
Ihe tommittees pr Inc County Board aro sttn
toltng oTor their report on tho Forsyth coll
tracts. rolors 1aespec1ea alontay. they har-
ing obtained from Jlr. aountreo all the legal in-
r.,,,x,,,, .u.;,,.a,, ~. n.;,,. :. .,;,,
EAeuls'o'' tth'!lS ua 'no Da"fnle '!ncen"e6.
Mtchfgan central. sohlcago, Burlington u Quincy,
and Northwestern Roads arrived yesterday, laden
- -,.''' ....l.',s,.N
EepoEs "@s!h e'sea!asaoe sAes. . GERMAN
daily WAS to bo stastcl In this city to help Dir.
Farwell GU tlio North Side In tho coming ofec-
tim. II nnno,ra howovor unou inouirr. tI;at Il
ID tn he 1;tfla ,nn,o t,,on circ,Iar ~ = @ hons
pait, 10 DO a'sttibhca gratis, 10 inform TIC uer-
man mind OF the axcelleaeies Of Mr.'F.
p,ans for tna nronoaea nav Tirat nant;nt
o,..1.a,' ~ sao roPeao ~" s:s.
of Thirty first steet Tero or exhibition at ti!o
Wabash Ayonro Tabernacle last evening. Tho
drawings Wcro both varied md elegant. at tho
noxt moeting OF tho congregation the Commit
'oo on oa''o'uss VIA 'eposs sne'r S'1ac'lon.
young gin u years OF ago, hanou Ju!la
aon ~ ssn lr1m nef no. yo
ipuulrjca regarding ner. The police have in
strlotions to lind her if possible.
Tho, temperature. today, Us observed by
ManaHso, olticiaa, ,nnaer The TntnuxE build
u ana ?. m.'65.
a''est aosseay r on "; y: Ianstsu ueeam ants
All Nio,n"or nr nnn's r;on,nsSrc,st phaonow ~
, 1874-09-18
LOCAL LETTERS,
FIRE llIaKa In CillCARD.

EfRE n1Ska IN CHICAGO.
TO tie Editor Of TIE Chicago a4,1nne:
a1R. It In stated, ou what acn1na 10 ho rotahlo
authority, that many Of the Eastorn md
European insurance companies contemplate a
withdrawal Of thor agencies from tho city. un-
}eas cortain moasuros are tahon by tho City Gov
ernmont to provide greater, Safeguards againHt
tho spreal OF disastrous tlros What their action
will finally bo no ono sooms to know. Ono thing,
however, ia certain: that such q Withdrawal
would De a moro aorious blow 20 The prosperity
OF this city, than tho people seem to rcalizo.
Sound insurance, aud enough OF it, Is ut tho
very foundation Of all our businesH
operations. but, wlilo tho companies
llaye,. 4 porfoot right to withdraw
their agencies from every point thoys.dccm iusc-
euro, still t!aoy will undoubtedly remain II con-
rincod 1t ls safo to do so. Lot us turn our at
tontlon, moment to this matter, aud conasdor
tho present condition Of the risks in tlis city.
The bulk OF valuo may be !conalaered as mainly
concontrato tod In tho following cfasscs Of buancsa:
l: The general Wholesale nercAaasliso hustaoaa
OF the city comprised III that Part of tho South Dl
vision north Of Monroe street, in which In prob
ably concentrated throo-qnartora In yaluo of all
the imptoyomcltp and personal property in tic
orally. DO, . large. qnantitx Of grim in storo,
though largely acattareo. oyor tta. city, .. Tho
lumber stored in tho lumhor-tiItriut, on Twonty-
aooond etroct. 4. Tho mara important manu-
featuring establishments Of tho city, situated on
the ,Wcst sllc. say cast OF Despaines street and
hctwenn Kinzic and YAnburen.
Now. in regard to tho first Of tleae ntorcats, tho
merchandise district III tile South DriBion con-
tond that tAorc ls,u c9ntral business locality in
auy oT tho largo, cities OF tho country 30 nor-
footly safe aa the district hnyo first dosoribad
From, tho approach OF 1ro any whore on tho
south line ! consider 1t absolutely secure for
goveral yenrB to comp, or until tho largo area
extending from tho river to tho lake IL worry gpn-
orally rebuilt which It Mill not nndar tllreo years
at least. Tho Chicago .nlYor boundn Il OF. tho
north, and tho width OF tho river, together with
tho fsct that tItora aro no combuatihlo materials
on tho othor Mdo OF tho riyer .woull aeona ample
! protection, on That s,do.. On the cast llos
| Lake Michigan, from which quarter no datgps
at al can 10 raasanahly, arpralonded. On Tie
woat sido OF tllia tract Ia wero tho tlaugor lies,
but oven hore 1t IL reduced TO worry marrow linits
and wo hive In tho lrBt llaco tho river as 4 lar
rlor, ia addition 70 wlicA we have, south Of
| Madison stloot. willo railroad HtrnB, ranging
from 200 to 400 foot III witll. Wo hayo aiaO on
| both silea OF tha RoutA Drnllch humber Ut
large establishments, mercantile aud uanufac-
| turIl,tf, which l5o ntoam-onE1non, and nEo pro-
slfled With atoa1n. pumps cupablo Of throwing
powerful atreans.. 1lo!h sides Of tho riyqr aro
aenpavlhta N oet!nv ongls,ag, sl,lq4 YIll Prob.
| IDLY hsYo maasl0n In tho future. Thia pars Of
, 1874-09-18

WATER WORKS.,
clTr OF MuszEaos. atioh.,. Sept. !. 1874.
SEALED PROPOSALS

r DO rrooivod In accordance with tho following scsou
adoptod Sept.1 1871:
RE8oLvEp, That tho Committee on ,YAtor Work. bc
MstaGtea t. adverso fos rueeyo and submit 10 the
Matss Supplying is sy wl I xaor for u
fnestlc and lire puEroEus:
saosy wlth wltoat stadrtpsa e 1esorsott Gs 70 e
poE hourI to u.y to tkrnw nlna {al spt
ihSa streams at tho sau,o no 1 foet hgh, mlfo from
Weeks to DO farnl,led eo,nps.a With ali usual. and
or sspslsa that iroi olsst oi Material wost.
u R5s 5ss & Il Il
e,sis9as sas % ts. tSns pstsat II
a?y Aso sSs te5 smans thP t1n9 o1
required, from 70 l6 iness iu dnnotSr! Rnaranteo5
dore steh IL p@S,i @ e1 M 81 a. %
lad daun IN traaahoa foat oep 4 tso cotso St tic
A,so aaeh srnoant Of sperovsa vaodppo a, ma, b,
tcIutaI from Ia II inches IN diameter sasrantesd 10
Snnd ks nsassute aud dollsared doi'eTod and laid
!! Alse g rsep.so the trenches, III down. as tn,
an hsd1aas Il. eompete Il gsneos no.
legs tbsn tect deep:
aaa JIG ssss SaHa hsa, ssMass &c a: sfs
Aso. to furnish zat quality Of gates and saisa, for
Al.o 70 tu.ni.h tr.t qaa!tlyef l5e hyd.nt. ali to
10 aso On III u te shevs 100
tions aa shall ho suboot to acceptance or Eccetlon Of
All proposals. to DO aadv on boforo Sept. 81, 1874
All proposals must bo addressed to the Committee
Water Works, Muskcgou. Mich,
Details Of piping any information Will be furutshsd
by ytho Committee on applications
JOHN. ToRRpNr.'
, 1874-09-18
INSURANCE. N1Wa..


Tho Chicago Doarl OF Urlarwriters held =
knectat 1uoetiny yesterlny fternoqn at thoir
Office, No. lat Lasallo' sttoe' Slrs z. II. Teall
occupying tho chair, for tho prposo Of: eonsIaor~
mn tho question Of oxtra ohEges for absence Of
InoN HHUTTns
IN special hazards.
Aitor thoroughly debating thtd queatton 1t was
loolaet., Tint tho charge OF ebaence' Of IRON
vhuttora nl,sll DO mado alY to brick and iron
business buildings, the rates on which arc
mjuatod from aol,od1e OF chargoH, and to
,rick, stone, and iron bns!iaga !uac1 exclusively
Tor storage purposes.
Tho following rosolubn. in regard to tlle
lubicct WIZ also adopted:
Ne6qlped, That the IRON -putor rule aall not npply
suildlngs used prsne9ilys dwellings, outside Of tho
asl1cts whern chnrBu tR Hdo for deficient waer.anp
~, xnl It shall not app ins!Ie pf said liktrlrlu,
shera tho uaH,o c!nsB h1i!ssinga. arc detached rs
kst.
1GNEnt
Al>ltss from tic cizsnas Annexation uas
, 1874-09-18

AAoAAA '''ese - ~'N'@~i
ing iu detlniteneas for tho r. reason TINT llS Day
Inns but Just been ttxod; !he marriage Wlel 1aEe
place Of hehwooa. ut the, house OF iotsef tat-
tncr tue luBpana q tho o1dof niiss 1lonoro' It,e
list OF tho bridesmaids has not M ye1 be9n lally
mado out, but among them ia Miss puulory, Of
. future day.
THE COUNTY COLMIsSIoNERH.
The Board Of County Confniaalouera met yea.
ass.,a a.aa,,t r,a,,r,,ss,o,or f,ro,vford
wore Pfeaona o1col'' ooln11'osso'''s'o 'o41"4o'u'
The meeting was apiot, anu pusluesH Has !aP".
Idly pushed through. Ihoro ,aocmcd 10 10 a
ajo,ora lcat ro,uotb;no very t1ioayroenplo should
14ono.o A.p' .ts"..ei' a,.,. .s,o. ,cou .noroa
~ ouh1S uF' 'Ao"ts' ,". ,,..s ..1..:.,. ~
did not como OUT, IN TIC alscuaBlon Eela1'o 81
ahowcd n rons,t1erahlo degree Of ill-feeling
.,ro,, .t,o fo,.n,1s.;anors Int harmony vaa
"lno"s ~ C.'',,s,a,;a,,or Ta.,,,,o,,
pteserEeu " tne o!oao' ,No9a''e''o.o' Do"s a4.
lintod darkly Of ,sotuo cxposo TINT Was 70 10
nado in short tinlo, but gavo no furthor insi-
1,,t,o, ~ Whit a wan In In, -
@''' N ..,,u,,.,r,
, eoAn ~ ~ .,'A t""s 1.;.,,.. =, ,,,.n
r.ne ~ =. n.;o,, ~ ron,rniss,dnor
crawford. to award tho contract for eolt coal
for ,,., hv .to courtv Arnnt To John Dnrke. at
... -, xo. +atn,, -, NJ, .a,ot;oc ri
Ss'1o w. .on' Hs"aa:",- H"a .;,a a,,tr.ot ,ro.
Commissioner n1raeH' tho o., contracs s Was' W.
coiinty t msiao tho ci.y "linaits, and tho amenl-
neit waa carried. Tho cortract Tor, furnishing
Ilouso, etc. waa a'7arded 70 IT, "''3ou"g " Co.
C5titi'ssiouer Jones stated thnt hard coal
could not 10 used At tho Connty hgspAh,, hna
tho contract for hafd coal III t1le Guy
fore, confined to TUG s'pliy ior the uoa9ty yai!
and ho county oslieg ~ ha co
to Boesor boeser Ut SaSo Pns Ioa ait aho co, ,,,
traet Tor dnra coal a. tno ,a ansano assiun 4 atn
Gooat ~ ~ ~ ,sor W ~, """
..-, Nooo:
comm1nicas1on lfom 9onm nnrMo WAS t1on .t,a
road BottlnB ioItl tnas' lu cus;suaGn1u =. i X
delay Ill ActHH ugou n!s na ~. ~ soata
notaccept the contract Tor tnat 9Tticio pfos!ousy
awardedto him Uohmssatones m nn ~ s3ct y s
that ar pntho ooEa' ~ ,,ot ho a1iowod to @
coal contract lusE hWaraup rn' Ill., ntnng
reconseIaton o. to ~ nrento .no b,t as
Ing notn lno Wogu anSi ~ Wv" noord an r. iod nas
unapie ~ aot ~ notuto e 5n..-nt.s;nnat ~ ~ I,nos
Votea o lor Sh1 t,,a rcconaacrntion and tho yeos
then moseu lug ,n 1sat
a''d nays "cTo os'leo' iAo 'os' -''A0' -
nays, D.. ,>.,,, .,rorrcca coun,tss,orcr
rue Foso rnaG on.s1 yottn vnce nS xiii oioht II
aha thcn onelou tio aot'o"tus N1,'.s,.e =.
WntnsAs Dda aFe oacIea TX y 'onh M sSs r. a9 9phg hy
enuntE ecu af "'.u .,,i ino soA' e>''' - -
WItEn,:As After tho Board h.syoted and awarded,
to iho said burke the eon5acss for bosh Of :hsso nrs-
out TIN contract for tho SUPPLY o. WOOL; iheseioFe
ltso'rt that nn.sSs NE - soa 1a1 III, ar, xi
AZ AZ io I'm ~" cotract Tor t,o supnly Of coal.
noe y! a'a ~ r,n,n briot;r aunnortad +ho
rcaouslon nna sa,sin@ ~ tha tTislt w,,;nh i,a
with a 6trone sAoM1''t, - .uu s4.11 "n.so ~
, 1874-09-18

Ht,tlcnts and professors of tho prQsbytorlan.
Theological so,lltnnry, in Corning Library room
Tho uorvce Is open TO tho public Tho Somlnary
10 reached by the Lincoln ,avontlo cars.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO

In the large house formerly occupied by Stur-
geon, Sharp & Co., adjoining Smith & Sons
FIGURING Mill where he intends keeping full
assortment OF everything usually kept in a
frst-class house of this kind. / will pay cash
or exchange goods for all kinds of country pro
ness on cash principles-having my m )tto
" Quick Sales and Small Profits "-I think
can do better for my customers than any other
house of the same kind here or elsewhere, and
by honesty, uprightness and fair dealing,
hope to receive liberal share of patronage
from my old Belmont County friends and the
pnblic generslly-
ap9-ly JAMES OSBORNE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20
OHIO NEWS.

| They talk OF a new census in GAINESVILLE.
1t cost 5000 to advertise the new Constitu-
tion.
A Hook and Ladder Tournament is soon to
come off at Ashland.
Daniel Wallace. aged ninety mine years. died
at New Philadelphia, few days since.
Ashland will dedicate the new Old Fellows
Hall on the 9th inst
The I66th O. vi. OF which II. C. Blake was
Colonel will hold reunion 1T Medina. Sept.
9th.
The pocket cutlery works Of Canton now en-
ploys about forty hands, and is in a very
prosperous condition.
An Ironton ordinance lays a-penaliy Of five
dollars on any policeman who goes into
loon unless on business.
Upper Sandusky has subscribed siO,O 900 of the
$4,000 necessary to secure the Wheeling aad
Lake Erie Railroad.
By the first of November next, Union county
will have at least two hundred miles of gravel
roads completed.
A merchant of Troy, Ashland county, named
Peck, recently absconGed, leaving numerous
and anxious and interested friends ignorant
OF his whereabouts.
A little daughter Of Johi. i;..' rad. of Dayton,
died on Friday esenins ". rk- from the effects
of scald received from Ii, Ipsettiug OF d
of boil ing milk.
new monihly paper is TO be issued at Guy
shoga Falls, when there will be two monthlies,
five weeklies one seIni~weekly ard Two dali
lies published in Sammit county.
F. NJ. Jenter, a Justice of the Peace ofFFank.
lin county, has ,ecome raving maniac on The
subject of fspiriuia iaiism, and been ordered TO
the Athens Lunsiic Asylum.
There is a cert in quarter section in Law
renee county where tree couples have lived
in the last iwp years, and AL OF III III have
been divorced during their residence upon it.
Theodore a W. Morris city bill poster ai
X XeDia, Ohio, has just had notice from England
that ne has fallen heir TO sz25,U0O through the
death OF his grandfather, in London
The Wood county people say their wheat
crop will average twenty>fi,e e to thirty bushels
per acre. The crop of wheat throughout
Northern and Central Ohio is undoubtedly an
unusually large one.
A drunken brutei in Defiance, who was dri-
wing at furious rate through the streets,
struck his wife, who with him, a blow
that knocked her out of the wagon. Her Of
tense was that she attempted to take the lines
and stop the horses. rortudately she was not
inI j1red.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20

A woMAN's SHORTCOMINGS.
BY ELIzABErH BARRETT BRowNIxe.

BY ELIZABETH BARRETT BRowNISG.
She has laughed as softly as If she sighed;
She has counted six and over,
Ofa purse well filed, and heart well tried
o, each worthy loveri
They give her time for her soul must slip,
Where the world has set the growing;
She will lie to none with her fair red lip
But love seeks truer LOVING.
As her thoughts were beyond recalling;
With q glance for one. and glance Tor some.
From her eyelids rising and falling.
Speaks common words with blushful air;
Hears bold words. unrsproving;
But her silence says-what she will never
And love seeks better loving.
Go, lady! lean to the night-guitar,
And drop smile to the bringer;
Then smile as sweetIy, when he is far,
At the voice Of an indoor singer!
eask teEderly beneath tender eyes;
Glance lightly on their romoving;
Anc Join new vows to old perjuries-
But dare not call IT loving!
Unless you can think, when the song is done.
No other is soft in the hythm;
Unless you can feel, when left by .one,
That ali men else go with him;
Unless you can know, when appraised by his
breath,
That your beauty itself wants proving;
Unless you can swear-.'For life, for deathF'-
o, fear to call 1t iovingl
Unless you can muse in a crowd all day,
On the absent face thai fixed You;
Unless you can love- as Ihe angels may.
With the breath of heaven betwixI you;
Unless you can dream that his faith is fast,
Through behooving and un behooving;
Unless you can die when the dream is past
Y, never call 1t loving!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20
The English Way of Taking Care
of Horses

A correspondent of the Commercial
Advertiser says: Some English grooms
at Saratoga are teaching Yankees the
care of horses. / asked one of these
grooms, who has spent twenty years in
the stables OF royalty. what he had to
say about our American way of taking
care of horse.
why sir said he, you don't take
good care of your horses; you think
you do, but you don't.
'Why?' ! asked.
Because, when horse comes in all
wet with perspiration, you let him
stand in the stable and dry with all the
dirt on. In England we take the horse
as be comes from drive aud sprinkle
blood warm water all over him, from
his head to his feet. Then we scrape
him down and blanket him, rubbing
his legs and face dry. Thus inan hour
he is clean and dry, and ready to take
good fed, while with your way he
will stand and swelter for hours, and
finally dry sticky and dirty. Our hor-
ses never founder and never take cold.
We never use curry -comb;you scratch
your horses too hard. The only care
necessary is to have the water not too
cold; then bathP them instantly, while
you are rubbing their legs