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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-21
HAERwORK, de.
COT BROAD STREET.
OCl
JULIUS WILDT.

The ladies are respectfully Invited 20 can a. %!
store and examine q new style Of pHAiDspptGa AZ
best gotten. up work ever offered In the cisf;
ticular attention Is paid to making up or COMb-,
NGS BY process entirely my own can s sTazn.s nne
en- the hsir and, II desired, get all the rcos onsl
WAY without any waste. This enables ma 20 masa
o Larger braid OF given quantity OF hair tnan Az
one who works without these advantages: xSnG
lats and all other kinds Of WIGS and TOUfErSo
made at short notice. Fit guaranteed. InesS ~
limited states. J. WILDT,
an 2S-l no 631 Broad street
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SETS CALICO COLLARS AND CUFFS, 15c. SC
ut LEVY BROTHERS,.
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WAGSER'S GERMAN CoLoGNE-25c. size
lasting, pleasant, and rich perfume.
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LEVY BROTHERS call particular attention 4
their stock of Black and Colored Silks.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE should have theil
tickets printed at the Dispatch office.
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JUST RECEIVED fifty pieces japanese Popllzs
Csc. yard, AT LEVY BROTHERS,
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TIE BEST YAED-wlDE l2ic. BLEACHED Cor
TON is .t LEVY BROTHERS,.
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LEVY BROTHERS store win he closed tomorrow
friday, so take advantage Of the bargains offered
by them to-day.
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Tag STATE TREAseRy.--The balance in the
State Treasury yesterday was SS4s, ,912.s5. +
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YARD-wIDE FINE USBLEACuED COTTON, only
1Oc yard, ut LEVY BROTHERS,.
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THE CHEAP STORE
THE LATEST SPRING STYLES. Ia :
EMPORIUM OF FASHION. yS3ES
LAST SEASON IN RICHMOND,

Madame DEMELMAS, returning her thanks 70 /,
generous public for the liberal patronage she hss
received for the past twenty years. announces that
this viii be her last season La Richmond. Having
Just returned from The North, she offers very large
and superior stock of HATS, BOSNET5, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, STRAW GOODS, Rustic HATS, &c,
which she viii sell Mt very low prices, being COM
pelied TO close out her entire stock this season =.
any sacrifice. Miiiiners who have not made their
sprlns purchases may obtain unprecedented bag
gains ut MADAME B. DEMEiMANIS
-ap S-3m No. 1923 Main street.
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BoGUs CusToA-HoUsE DeTEcTIvE.-A
few days ago young man went on Dc2rd
the German bark Jernbyrd, which is loading
at this port, and representing himself as
limited States custom-house detective, de-
manded that the captain should produce the
shit,s papers, bills of ladlug, DC. Captain
Rarth. though much annoyed, politely asked
the stranger to be seated, and set out choice
liquors for his refreshment, while the papers
were being brought out Of their receptacle,
and comics of the bills of lading made at his
REQUEST. About this time Captain John A.
Cnrtis came in and inquired what was the
object of the visit of the officer, who replied
that his name was William Il. Meyers, and
that being engaged in detecting frauds upon
the Government. he had been sent to inspect
the bark Jernbyrd. He said he had
lately discovered several instances of frauds
sbv vessels trading in the waters OF Fr.
o;nja. but when he was closely questioned
bv Cantain Curtis he contradcted himself so
that it was apparent he was an lmpostel.
Yet. with the coolest impudence, he gave
some further orders to Captain Bartn ana
Withdrew. Yesterday Captain Curtis caused
him to be arrested and taken TO the staIlou
house. He then said he had been emploged
in custom.house in the North, ana hao Deen
discharged for some reason unknown 10 nihi
that he had walked from Norfolk 10 hicn-
mond. and was without money or work.
Justice White sent him to jail Tor 5o DAYS ID
default of surety for good behavior. AS lie
claimed to be a member of Concordia Lodge,
No. 13. Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,
iu Baltimore, Police Clerk Richardson wrote
note of inquiry to the Master Oh that Loage.
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TX ltENT. BkICk DWELLING s....a

+. ,H kfSI, BklCk DWELLING E1
=, 80. ' ~ .s"rtn Twentieth street between Eli
..@t..a 3"G NTyce ,sii!l e:veu rooms and Kitchen
-. EEICh DWELLING; No 227 south Second
.''' I'D 80 Hayor!y Pl.scy,7 with live rooms he
D., "ifl"tr room. All The modern ilaproyc-
- ... ,. -. house
- FRAMED DWELLING No. 72I north
,'' ''!crt. tctween Jackson and Duru, with
''f.''Es- and kitchen wiki twn roonis
- HE!t DWELLING No. 81 2 NORTH Fifth
...... 3. .r'"tth D1yal and Baker, with i've rooms,
,.1t'', hi'ick DWELLING No. 2lS west Mar
~, ~ J." '"ecn 5'frtgOn ana Madison streets, with
,., = !:A NkD DWELLING at southwest cor
a&G .4tc!.y!. "''1 WV
-. b" -. STORE and DWELLING above. No. 7l3.
>. -" s"n'ii side Of Cary between seventh, and
.-a!H stIrets. Apply 10
---.3t -. 1T GkUBi;S Il WILLIAMS
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REMoyAL.-A. HARRIs'S Loan Office (establishet
in 1869 has been removed 70 1922 Main street.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, DC.

THE IANO.FORTE BUSf-MSzEsS
L NESS.-Our arrangements for thsf1 TIT
prosecution Of the PlANO-FORTE BUSINESS
arc complete.
We offer them as low as the makers-lower, ine
deed for The purchaser here will fave all eHpepsr
timers ty keep Them in order and careful inspec-
tion is given to every instrument sold, seeing tnas
It is in perfect condition. we pack them securely
TO 20 by any conveyance or distance.
long experience warrants us in saying that no
better advantages can be obtained from any sourca
than are CtIereI BY The subscribers.
''"A WUOnHOUsE & PARHAh.
my1S Bookseuefs aho otottVee1n.
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FURNITURE,

A I COST. a
In order to reduce our very large stock of Gl
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES,
we are offering our goocs for the next sixty days al
cost. Examine our large assortment.
HARDWOOD s. RITTER.
nv 1S-2m Governor street
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS for sale by E. b. SPENCE 8
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HoLLywooD MEMORIAL DAY.-The direc-
tors of Hollywood Memorial Association met
at St. Psul's church yesterday evening, ana
made their final arrangements for the ceie-
bration of memorial day next Wednesday.
They desire that the citizens generally should
join in the decoration of the graves Of the
Confederate dead at Hollywood. Rev. Dr.
Hoge will address the soldiers Of the First
Regiment at Assembly Hall on the evening
OF the Goth, upon "Our lliustrious Dead;
and the regiment will Join in the celebration
of memorial day. The Southern Cross
Brother hood will have charge of the Confed.
crate section. The public schools will pro-
babIy he closed at IL n, so that the chill
j, zen may visit Hollywood and 1t islhoped
,he. re may be q general observance OF the day
nv o,,'r citizens. -
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CONTEMPORARIES.

DRANK VIANI,
4 CORNER SIXTH AND HULL STREETS,
MANCHESTER,
BOE-TON CONtECTIONER,
has IL operation Wes's new patented lce-Cream
Freez=rs, which enables him to supply
ICE-CREAM
in auy quantity shortest notice, delivered free OF
charge In any part Of the city.
Orders for families, excursions, pc-nics, &C., re-
spectfully solicited.
Always on hand large stock Of fresh and pure
'oDtee ~' my 1856
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AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Il. IL ", wi!l sell = tic
Richmond Real Estate Exchange valuatt. real
estate in the county or Ches.erscId
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+ -; RENT, that large and desirable o.
= tAI' BUILDING on Fourteenth street LII
'.'''.2"y IL o: Tie Ballard Hotel. coetain-
r"i.''. has With large brick kitchen at
"a "a .; c"&triinnv twelve rooms, suitable for a
~' ''.--.!,s-+. Apply 10
jan : y. TAYLOR & son,
.... . f,r''' ttt-te Agents and Auc .ioseers.
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FOR RENT.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.

/ -" RENT. 4 new and handsome a.
"|!' HOUSE on Filth street between .E:A
.'-' sii Leigh: siN rooms. with pantry, store
-. -. Water on principai aoor; bathroom
60. -":.:cC!eHce,- Admirably located, aud de-
-'rs.- :t.riIturiscrd. Possession at once. Call
v j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent.
=. -.-t: HIS Main street.
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MILES. HORSES, DC.

MIR. J. M. PACE HAS JUST AR E11
lY1 RIVED FROM TIE WEST at OurAS2A.
stables with lot OF FIEST.CLASS HORSES. Au
In want OF such would do well TO call at once.
nv l6 TURNER 4 CO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
Hopedale Normal School.

The Fall Term OF this Institution
will begin on Tuesday, September 1st.
Besides the scientific course which is
intended for those who wish to acquire
"a thorough English education and also
to receive instruction in School Gov
ernment, and methods of Teaching,
there is now full classical or collegi-
ate course laid down in our catalogue
corresponding with the curriculum in
our older and best Colleges III the
Latin and Greek languages to which is
added Hebrew in the senior year.
Much more than usual attention is
given to the comm OH English branches
in this Institution and to the prepara-
tion of teachers for the school room.
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Tele-
graby and Shorthand writing are
taught here; also a commercial course,
fully up to that of City Colleges, en-
bracing Retail, Wholesale, Commits
sion, Jobbing, Importing and Farming
Books, Individual Partnership and
Joint Stock Company business.
The boarding arrangements coptroll-
ed by the Institution are such as ia
furnish boarding and the necessary ac.
commodations at net cost TO The patpils
usually costing from So so to So 75 pei
week. For catalogues address the
Principal, W. BRINKERHOFF,
lau6;2t1 Hopedale, Harrison Co., o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
PERSONAL.

We had a pleasant call on Tuesday
from President A. L. Ross, of FRANKLIN
College. He represents the prospect:
as good for full attendance at the Gel
lege for the ensuing year.
Judge Moses M. Granger, of Zanes
vile, was in town on Tuesday, stop
ping at the St. Clair.
Mrs. Agnes B. Ritchie, eldest sister
of Mrs. Rev. j. B. Johnston, Master
Robbie and Miss Lida Ritchie, from
Philadelphia are visiting the family O.
Rev. Johnston in this place.
Rev. J. D. Vail, OF the M. E. Church
of this place, started on Monday to Wis
it his mother who resides in TuScaraw.
as County. He expects to return by
Saturday.
Miss Mollie Bell, daughter of David
Bell, Wheeling. of Arlington Stove no.
t0riety is rusticating few days, and is
visiting the family of Ira Lewis al
Lewis Mills.
Miss Mamie Britt and Miss Mary
White, of Wheeling, are sojourning fol
a short time with their friend Miss
Eva Rice of this place.
Mrs. John Bradfeld, Jr., of Barnes
Vile, is enjoying for brief season the
hospitalities of Mrs. John Troll.
E. P. MooREHEAD, Esq. Mrs. J. V
Cushing, and Miss Granger, niece o.
Judge Moses Granger, all of GAINESVILLE
were stopping at the st. Clair Hotel or
Wednesday.
REV. S. r. FRAZIER, pastor of the
Sd U. P. Church, Pittsburg, with hi.
wife, little daughter and Miss Sharon
of Cadiz, are making short visit t.
the family of the Rev's. father, Jane.
Frazier. ESQ, residing near town,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
PROBATE COURT.

~ NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named Executors, Administrators anu
Assignees have filed in my office, at st. ,,lai
vile Ohio, their accounts and vouchers for
settlement-to-wit:
Elihu Broomhall, guardian Of Clarence Paul
and Laura WorthingtoD, minors.
John ID Yocum. guard. of Amy White, i'm beetle.
james Stilwell, admir- of Elizabeth Brown,
deceased.
Jacob A Holloway. guard. of E McGrcw.
l. Voorhies. admir- OF John Myers, decd.
George Criswell, guaId. of Robert st. Clair
Sharkey, minor.
] T ScofieId, guard. of Daniel w Wade, minor.
Clarence McSwords. guard. of Richard w
-VeaZey, ct al. minors.
John Twinem and G Hart, executors of Miles
Heart, Sr, decd.
Jacob Holloway, guard. of Mary r and CHALK
ley Holloway, minors,
l G Mcfarland, admir- of Sarah A Bailey, decd
John Kinslow executor of Il Smith, decd.
minor.
Deborah Bundy :" Mary CBundy, minor.
Thomas Ault, a. James Milligan, ~
James Kinney Corwin T Moore,
Iotn McKisson Isabella q Dailey "
George Godfrey, admir- of Mary Barnes decd.
John + Lee, executor OF Spencer smith, decd
william Bundy, guard. OF John II Bundy, mr.
Isaac Holloway, Assignee of Judkins u Vance
assignors.
Ross ] Alexander. admir- of Ar.hor Higgins
decd.
All OF which will be for hearing and settle
ment on the 4th day ofsept, A. d. 1874.
| q. W. CARROLL,
au6-4w Probate Judge.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS, IN PARTITION
Hannah A. Watson, el. al.

BELMONT COMMON PLEAS, In PAR11IlON
Hannah A. Watson, el. al.
Andrew P. HeatoD, ct. al.
DY virtue of an order of sale in the above
ID case issued and to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas, of Belmont county
Ohio, 1 will offer for sale, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1874.
At the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. on said day the
following. described premises, to-wit: Situate
in Puitney Towr ship, Belmont county, Ohio
aud in section 30, range Z, township 3. and SUBJ
divided by 1. NJ. Riley, surveyor. under the
direction of the Commissioners appointed by
the Court, TO make partition of said premises
plat of which survey and subdivision was
returned and fled with the report of the Com
N miSSiOnerS:
First Tract-containIng 90 acres, W ithout the
go | underlying the same.
s. colid TTdct-containing acres 25 perches
Without the coal underlying the same.
land, Win the coal undeilving the same; and
alsC, the coal under tracts Nos. and 2. and also
under the Gill, Koerner and Reservoir lots CON
tanning Is acres of coal land, more or less.
Also. lots 10. |, 2, 3, 4, o. g. !, and s. rUntins
on each side of German street, BeLIaire City
Belmont county, Ohio.
All OF the above described real estate being
in PUitney township and in and adjoining Bel
First tract appraised at $3.50 co.
Second tract s' 81 2i46 co.
Appraised Third tract aud coal under l. 2. ;
and Gill. .Koerner and Reservoir lots, at S7344 90
Lot at $3.50 lot at 5000; lot at s575; lot al
575 lot at $780, lot at $50; LOTT at S475 and lo
at S475-S4i00 90. Coal and surface together, ex
Guiding last named out lots, Sl4, ,6i6 co.
Terms of Sale.-One>third cash on day o.
sale, one-third in one year and one-Ihird in
two years. with interest on deferred payments
to be ssSarea by on
Attorney. July23-td Sheriff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

SUDDEN DEATH. - Mrs. KilgOre.
wife of VIM. Kilgore of Wheeling Tp.,
died suddenly on Wednesday OF last
week. She had been, during the fore
noon, attending to her household duties
as usual, in apparent good health; had
prepared and ate dinner. About one
or two o'clock in the afternoon she
went to the residence of her husband IS
brother, who lived near by, to do some
sewing on a machine. The family
were away from home. The evening
wore on and the continued absence OF
Mrs. K. caused some of her family tC
go in search of her. Upon reaching
the house, she was found lying on the
floor dead Drs. Campbell and Cobb
were called and post-mortem was
held, and it was decided that she came
to her death from heart disease, tC
which she was subject. Deceased had
been married only about four months
The funeral which took place at Unity
Church on Thursday, was largely at
| tended.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

WE regret to hear of the death, by
Flux. on Monday, of VIM. Dunbar, Jr.,
the son of VIM. Dunbar the popular
merchant of Uniontown. The deceased
was young man of much promise.
He was the pride of his parents, to
whom he was always dutiful son, and
he was esteemed by the community as
a worthy and honorable young man.
His remains were inferred at Unity on
Tuesday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
ROAD NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given that petition viii
~ be presented 10 the Commissioners of Bel
mont County. atthelr next session, to be held
on the first Monday of september, A. D. 1874,
praying for the alteration of the County Road
leading iromdhe forks OF the Uniontown and
Harrisville road to and striking the st. Clairs>
Vile and Cadiz pike, at or near the property of
James Crogan. adjoining the lands of Robert
wilkins beginning fol said alteration at the
norehsweSt corner OF d granary on the farm of
Joseph Iddings, on said road, and running
thence in a north>easterly direction towards
and to the nearest practicable point of the line
of the lands OF George IddingS; thence down
the line of said George Iddings' land until it
meets said road as now established; thence
along the bed of said proposed new road to the
south-wesJ corner of section IL, Were it strikes
the road leading to Harrisville; thence across
said Harrisyllle road due west along the line
between the lands of Robert Thompson and
VIM. Clark until 1t interse ;ts the Uniontown
Road, And your petitioners pray that said
Uniontown road may be vacated from said
point of intersection to the point where the
said Unontown road now meets the said road
leading 70 Harrisviile. ag 6>5w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
100 Acres Of Choice Land
FOR SALE
A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE
Beautiful Country Home
The subscriber will sell at public sale on
TUESDAY,. September 29th, "a

AT lOl6 O'Clock a. m, his Farm, situated at
HAMMONU'S CROSS ROADS, Harrison Co.
Ohio two miles asst of New Athens and four
mil west of Harrisville.
This farm contains 100 acres of choice farm
ing land, nearly all in grass, well wetered. an
abundance of good timber, good fences and in
"A superior state of cultivati, N.
II has upon IL an almost new twO-story frame
residence of nine rooms and cellar, wash
house, stable and other buildings, and a
pair of Fairbanks stock Scales Also an or
cbard Of choice fruit
1t Is located in good neigh borhood, convent
ent TO schools and within easy access of
chuI ches of all denominations. For beauty of
surroundings and Tor desrability and health
fulness of location, 1t is the most desirable ana
eligible farm property In Eastern ONO. .
ff-At the same time and place, he will sell
100 fat sheep a umber OF cattle, family horse,
good two-horse wagon, new buggy. fancy
sleigh, set of single harness, set of double
silver mounted harness, set Of wagon harness,
hay, and other articles not mentioned.
TERMS maze known on day OF sale.
CALVIN W. PATTON.
July 24-6w ST. Clairsville, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

WE are not disposed to further con
troversy with the editor of the Gazette
about the tail of the bird on the Court
House. 1t is presumed that it has a
much as is of service to it, and would
not, were it animate envy the troubled
editor on account of any inequality in
the size of that appendage.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

THE School Board at its meeting on
Monday, completed arrangements for
the re-opening of school, which will
occur on Monday, September 7th. A
complete corps of teachers are engaged
fol the school year. Prof. j. ]. Burns
is retained as Superintendent and
Teacher of the High School. The
Grammar Department will be in
charge of Mr.. Wilson Mitchell, who for
some years has been successful teach
er at Louisville. The remaining de.
partments will be in charge of the
same teachers as last year, with Miss
Maria G. Ryan in the intermediate
Miss Rebecca Billingsley in the Sec.
ondary, and Miss Amelia Adams in
the Primary department. Parents
should have their children in readiness
to enter school at its opening, so that
the machinery may all start off togeth
er
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

THE following business was transact
ed by the Probate Court during the
week ending August 4th:
Augusta Davis appointed Guardian
of Mary A. Davis ct. al; Bond 81 900;
Harrison Butte, surety.
VIM. Stanton, Administrator Of
Spencer Smith; Bond 5000; John E
Lee and Edwin Patterson sureties.
Rev. Samuel Boyd of Wheeling Pres
byterian Church licensed to solemnize
marriages.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
EXECUTORS SALE !!

{syE will sell at public sale at the late resi-
w dence of Caleb Bracken, deceased, near
Joshua Maule's Store, Colerain township, Bel
mept County, Ohio, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1874,
The following personal property, towit:
One covered two-horse Spring Wagon, one
Rockaway one oX-Wagon, on oX-Cart, one
Iron safe, five stand of Bees, one Mich Cow,
Two extra fat Cattle. 275 bushel of Corn in crib,
Wheat Oats and Timothy Seed IN granary, Hay
in barn q large stock of Farming Implements
and a large assortment OF Household Kitchen
Furniture.
Sale to commence at o'clock A. NJ. and to
continue from day TO day until all are sold.
TERMS-All sums over $500 a credit Of nine
mon tbs will be given, upon approved security
being Furnished MARY BRACKEN,
]. T. BRACKEN,
July 30-td ELISHA NEGUS.
Executors of The Estate
of Caleb Bracken. led.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

THE ilton-Beecher scandal has be-
come so voluminous that we are una BILE
to give it to our Seriatim. Mrs.
Tilton was before the Plymouth Church
Committee on Tuesday evening"
Beecher and Moulton have not yet
testified.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
Republican Co. Convention
The Republicans of Belmont county
are called to meet in Convention, at
St. Clairsville, Ohio,

SATURDAY, AUGUST Do, 1874.
for the purpose OF placing in nonliI.a-
tien Ticket TO be supported at the
coming election. The officers to be
nominated are:
One Clerk OF the Court; one Sheriff;
one Recorder; one Commissioner; one
Infirmary Director.
Each township will be entitled to four
delegates.
1t is suggested that the delegates be
chosen al primary meetings held at
the usual place OF voting in each town
ship, at O'Clock p. NJ, on SATURDAY,
AUGUST IC.h.
AT :he time of choosing the dele
gates TO the County Convention, the
delegates 10 the Congressional COnven-
tion-which will be held at time and
place to be fixed heTeafter-should be
chosen; such, last named delegates are
anportipnp as follows.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, thac in the Probate
IN Court of Belmont County. Ohio the under>
signed was appointed and qualified as Admins
istrator of the estate of Tilman Safel, deed,
late of said County.
All persons indebted To said estate are re-
auested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate are re-
ouested to present them within one year from
this date. -
ju ,0,sw Admir-, with viii annexed.