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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

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lie bon :3eit 3u 3eit 8eridte ibrer ipil-
}eni6oftli9en Mrbeiten nad Denper
einl lenben follten., onn,it oas Pubtitum
nit sen Na6ri6ten Ser Expedition ni6t
bis 5uu, gdlu1ie oerlelben tuarten miibte,
Muf bieIe Mei1e 1T an 8. oieleS Wonats
III 9enber Elm 8eri6t oes; ber pboto=
srapbiiden slbtbeiluns beiss9ebenen
Naturforl0ers, gynelt Snserlou, einge=
laufen. Dem luir fol9snoes entnebmen:
Ser am nleiiten interei ilante, BON
uns belu9te 2anoltri6 oiirfte nobl jener
Sluii6en oen Baden lein, Die li6 1iiolib
III ben @an SuanfluB cr9ieben. 0ieies
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tbumli6en geolo9ii9en Gborotter. lie
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tunsen our9 einen uprous9e9on9cnen
pulfonii6en ooer 8erlpitterun9sproieb
1eben, 10 bab 1i6 bobe oit ientredt OBJ
follenoe Te1sma1en nit 500 bic 1850
Doben 6els9pe!n ununterbro6en ouf
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bon oen Weeninu6es unb Ni=l1te Sn=
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perjeben Mauern um9eben luoren. mo-
bei nod Gpuren bon unteriroildeh Wertr
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uns oeutlih iene 3eitcn, in pel6en ale
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pransten uno reidlide Trutbt tru9en.
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lei6t bon eiuem einsi9en Monne gu PER-
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tie feline ldngere Selagerung ousbolten
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20

OwISG TO the press Of matter on our col nmns
last week were unable TO publish an exten-
ded notice. which we had prepared, Of the
death OF Thomas Armstrong, Esq, of this
place. His death occur ed on Friday. the dth
inst alter a protracted illness of many m ouIls.
iu iii- SD year of his age.
He leaves a wife and three daughters io
mourn their irreparable loss The remains
we're taken 10 Cap;iua OH the SUNDAY ioii"w-
ing. and committed 10 their hral rt>ii' &
place in the family cemetery, in Tue PR sei.' =
of the afflicted family. and host ST reiati' e.
and sympathizing friends,
Mr. Armstrong was born in heiand, but wAs
brought to this country while quite young. 10y
his parents, who settled in Wheeling town
ship, near Uniont0wn. Thomas engaged early
in mercantile pursuits-first as clerk in a store
In the south part OF this county, from which
place he went TO Beallsville, Monroe county,
and engaged actively in the mercantile and
produce business, private banking, &C, These
n followed assiduously and energetically for
some thirty>fire years. Although never of
robust Substitution, he spared no amount Of
labor and pains TO personally oversee his bu-
siness, and TO meet promptly every business
obligation, or promise made. To these lead
ing traits OF character may in a great measure
be attributed his general success in business
He bore his long illness and intense suffering
with great fortitude, feeling, as he often ex-
pressed it, that he must become perfect
through suffering, and looked forward TO the
life beyond with hope and confidence.
The deceased was ever kind 10 the poor, and
generous almost 20 a f'uit. to those he deemed
worthy his confidence aud support His very
many friends in the con. muiiy in which he
oper ated for so long a time will sorely regret
the announcement of his fihal departure.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20
PROBATE COURT,

I NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named Executors, Administrators and
A ssignees have filed in my Office, at st. Claims
Vile, Ohio, their accounts aud vouchers for
settlement-to-wit:
| Elihu Broomhall, guardian of Clarence, Paul
and Laura Worthington, minors.
lJohp d ocum. guard. of Amy White, imbecile.
lanes Stilwell, admir- of Elizabeth Brow q,
deceased.
Jacob A Holloway. guard. of E McGrew.
L Voorhies, admir- of John Myers, decd.
George Criswell, guard. of Robert ST. Clair
Sbarkey, minor.
y t scoield, guard. of Daniel W Wade, minor
Clarence McSwords, guard. of Richard w
Veazey. ct al. minors.
John TwiRem and Hart, executors of Miles
Heart, Sr, decd.
Jacob Holloway, guard. of Mary r and Chalk
ly & Holloway, minors,
II q Mcfarland, admir- of sarah A Bailey, decd.
Aaron Frame, Rebecca Wright. decd.
John Klnsiow, executor of Z smith, decd
Aleyah Taylor, guard. of Phebe Reynolds,
minor.
Deborah Bundy Mary Bundy, minor.
Thomas Ault, James Milligan,
James Kinney. Cofwin Moore,
Jot n McKisson Isabella Daley,
George Godfrey, admir- of Mary Barnes, decd.
William. Bundy, guard. of John 81 Bundy, mr..
Isaac Holloway, Assignee of Judkins Vance,
assignors.
Ross ] Alexander. admir- of Arthor Higgins,
decd.
John B McMechan. executor of Ellen McMe>
chan, decd.
Archibald Major, guard. of Alice A Sanders,
ward.
All of which will be for hearing and settle
ment on the 4th day of Sept, A. d. 1874.
G. W. CARROLL,
au6-4w Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20
BRIDGEPORT LOCALS.

WE had the pleasure last Sabbath week OF
an interview with old Mr.. Bundy. OF Colernin.
He is erhaps the oldest man in that township
being now eighty-sevsn. For one of hi S
years be Is surely marvel for physical STAN
ina and intellectual vigor. What multitudes
Il mighty events have crowded themselves in
to history siuce he stepped upon the world s
stage. From 8 wilderness this beauteoUs land
of ours has been made to blossom as the rose
The red man has retreated on and on toward the
setting sun, till away of in the "black hills,
the gallant Custar is to-day hunting the same
tTeacherous savage that once dwelt among
our hills; what wonders in mechanic arts; in
all the sciences, in everything, has been
wrought in the last eighty-seven years; rail
roads. telegraphs, team power, and the thou>
sand labor>saving machines, inventions OF
mankind, and the innumerable evidences OF
mans matchless genius everywhere seen have
al, been developed before the eyes of Josiah
Bundy. When we take a retrospect of this
span in the worlds history we realize that
tine hand that made us is divine" What a
history has an old man like this! He is yet
hale and hearty, able and ready for a race or
an argument as best suits his antagonist An
original Abolitionist, well informed in all the
intricacies of old African slavery, be is now
well grounded In sound political faith, Many
years be thiue yet, old pioneeT--old forest oak,
that las wiihstood the storms of well nigh a
hundred years, while all around thee has fall
en- thy comrades. Green be thy declining
years, and happy the evening nf Thy life!
We see by announcement, that our good
friend Capt. Dave Critchiow, of New Brighton,
ID a candidate for nomination for Congress
from his district. Though Dave oelong ged to
the celebrated Regiment of .'Roundheads," o
Pennsylvania. which fought so bravely. still
ne has as leUei a bead after all as usually gets
10 Congress. Success to you, Dave! We hope
your district will be hoaored by your nomina-
tton and Triumphant election. &C..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Henry Kor-
ner, Darias Dorsey, Rudolph Kunz Philip
Koher Jacob Graf, j. L. Gordon, Joel Bogard,
Peter Bamhart, Joseph Fl. Boston, Frederick
Anschutz, Frederick Miller, William Koher,
Peter Zurcher, and j. J. Steiner have this
day filled their joint petition in the Court of
Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio, set
ting forth in substance that said petitioners
are the two-thirds of the present proprietors
ofthe town of Steinersville, York Township,
Belmont county, Ohio. aid petition prays
the order of the said court vacating certain
lots numbering from Lot No. 40 to GA inclu-
sive, and from Lot No. 100 to IA inclusive, as
designated on the plat of said town of Stein
ersville, together with the streets and alleys
adjoining the same. except the street adjoin-
ing Lots No. so, 49, 81 and 81, to be converted
into an alley, also an alley along Lots No.
so, SO, go and GA, to be converted into road,
in pursuance of the statute. in such cases
made and provided.
Application for said order will be made at
the next term of said Court to be held at st.
Clairsville on the 9th day Of November, 1874.
W. KENNoN and r. M. EATON,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
st. Clairsville, Ohio, Aug. 18th, IA. [6tl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20
sHERIFF'S SALE.
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS, IN PARTITION
HANNAH at al
Andrew p Heaton. ct 81

Hannah A. Watson, eL al
Andrew p. Heaton, ct al
pY virtue of an osd-r OF sale u the aboy.
. case issued anu ~ nie 6ii ec'cd from .Ns
Court nf -CsI' u Pleas. of B,.iinJa- ,.,-.-:I
ULio, viii OEer tor sale, on iLe pi. iuls, 8 Oh
THURSDAY, AUGCST z7ih, 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
and in section 50, range :, township 8 and sub.
divided by /. III. Riley, surveyor. under the
derection of the Commissioners appointed by
the Court, To make partition of said premises
plat of which survey and subdivision was
returned and flied with the report of The Com
missioners:
First tHact-containing9 81 acres, without the
Coz 1 underlying the same.
Second Trdct-contaiping acres 25 perches
without the coal underlying the same,
Third l acre perches OF
land, with the coal underlying the same; and
also, the coal under tracts Nos. and 9 and also
under the Gill. .Koerner and Reservoir lots con
tanning IS acres of coal land, more or less.
Also. lots No. l, 2, g. 4, 8, 6, :, and g. fronting
on each side of German street, Beilaire City,
Belmont county. Ohio.
in Pultney township ami in and adjoining Bel.
laire City, Belmont county, Ohio.
sinS,a Eirs, tract act appraised at s2s5o %.
second tract Ai6 W.
Appraised Third tract and coal under l, 2. 8
and Gill. Koerner and Reservoir lots, at $7344 co.
Lot at $3.50; lot at 5000; lot at s575; lot at
s575 lot at $3.50 lot at $780, lot at s475 and lot
at s475-s4i0o 90. Coal and surface together, ex-
cluding last named out lots, sl4. .646 90.
Terms of Sale.-One>third cash on day of
two years. with interest on deferred pay ments.
5 to be secured by mortgage on pre%ises sold.
Attorney. July2s-td Sheriff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20
SOMERTON.

A drive few evenings since reveal
ed some of the beauties of MOnrOe's
hills. We have not lately seen more
lovely country road than that between
Malaga and Jerusalem. The latter viii
lage deserves notice, too, for the neat
ness and taste displayed there. Al
most every house has a neat yard taste
fully ornamented with blooming flow
ers and shrubbery, which speaks 80
well for the refinement Of the inhabi-
tants.
Fruit has been coming into town
quite plentifully, consequently some OF
our housekeepers find themselves with
plums and berries on one side, and
pears and peaches en- the other. Lucky,
are they not, when the mercury stands
$50 outside the kitchen?
IMPRovEAIENTs-W Work has been re-
icommenced on the new church. There
is considerable work to do yet before
completion. Mr.. J. Elier, with corps
Of " ork men, is erecting a fine stable
and carriage-hOuse for Mr.. r. c. Miles.
VIsIToRs-Mr. George Davis. of
Athens, is visiting his mother tree;
Miss Anna E. Bishop, of W. Va, is
among us again; DIR. Crow and lady, of
Louisville, KY, are visiting her sister,
Mr.. R. C. Miles; DIR. Tom Mccullough
lis home again. We noticed Mr.Shieids,
of Bellaire, in town Saturday evening.
We understand he has been employed
as Superintendent of our schools the
coming term. Mrs. Mary Palmer has
gone on visit to her daughter in
w. Va. Miss Wesie Ciaudy is spend
ing few weeks with friends in Bell
aire. RUSTIC.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20
LEGAL NOTICE.
The State Of Ohio, Belmont County.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

1 LIMOS REEDER. who resides in Labete Co..
II Kansas. Lavlna Reeder, who resides in
Wheeling, West Va, Nancy Hobbs. in.ermar-
rled with John Hobbs, who reside in Monroe
Co.. Ohio, Elizabeth Darling, intermarried
With Robert Darling, who reside ia Wheeling,
Nest Va, Mary f. Reeder, Rachel NJ. Reeder
Rebecca A. Reeder. John A. Reeder and Mary
heeder, who reside in Belmont county Ohio
viii Ike notice that on the 18th day Of July
lSfi, the Undersigned filed petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas of Belnent county
Ohip, where the same is now De ndins demand-
ing par.ition OF tls following premises. situate
IN the county of Belmont and state Of Ohio:
Being sixty acres OF the North end OF the East
hall of the North-we quarter Of section s.
Sr SS9~nsnir .; range 4. OF the lands TO be sold at
Also. another tract, being Is acres in the
south>east corner Of section l5, township g.
Also, l2 acres, 1871 poles In the north and of
the west half OF the northwest quarter OF sec,
zion ., township and range aforesaid.
Also, % acres, 2SH poles in the south side of
tne southwest quarter OF section 9, township
AID range aforesaid: Beginning for the same
north s10 2S west 60 poles to station s thence
north ~ east 40 poles to station o; thence south
east Sl.SS poles TO station q; thence south SO
2| east l6l.6 poles to section on east boun>
dary OF SAID south west quarter Of section 8;
east corner of last said quarter, north SO west
eO.s2 poles to section 5, the middle Of the north
section s; thence south % 5V west "a poles to
station 6; thence north 81 west SOS2 poles 10
station on the west boundary of said section
8; thence north 20 5 east "A poles to beginning.
containing tai In all 100 acres. rood and 8 poles.
Also, another tract in township G. range be-
Ing N the south end of the east half of the
northwest quarter Of section 8 beginning at
the south east corner Of said quarter; thence
north 81 west S4.S2 poles; thence north % 5V
east 44Ol poles; thence south so east so 50 poles;
thence with the eastern boundary of said QUAR-.
ter south % sol west A0l to the Beginning
containing p acres and 81 poles
Also. the following described piece of land In
county and State aforesaid :-Beginning at the
northeast corner of the southwest Quarter Of
section township 8. range and cumming 40
ROOFS w1de from east to west and to extend
south the same width SO as to include II acres
The undersigned demands partition be made
OF said premises, as follows:
To the undersigned one undivided ninth part
and 10 Enos Reeder, Lavina Reeder Nancy
II obhs, Elizabeth Darling, Mary Ellen Reeder
Rachel NJ Reeder, Rebecca A. Reeder. John
AsDerry Reeder, each one undivided ninth part
aud to Mary Reeder, dover in the v hole.
AT the next term of said Court to be held
November 9Th, 1874. an application win made
by the Undersigned fOr an order that partition
may be made OF said premises.
VIM. 7. REEDER.
by r. TALLAAN, his Atty. juyZ3-6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20

VIM. Littleton Campbell, son of W.
M. Campbell, Esq, Of this place, died
in Toronto, Canada, on Wednesday of
last week, OF hemOrrhage of the bowels.
The previous Sunday he had been
sailing on Lake Ontario. and was in his
usual health. His father started on
Wednesday to Toronto, and returned
on Friday evening with the corpse.
The funeral took place on Sunday and
was largely attended.
Littleton was the only child of his
parents, and much care had been taken
in his earlier years tn give him a good
education by sending him to Franklin
College, but during this time his health
was shattered, and to recuperate this
his father took him to Europe. His
father and mother have the kindliest
sympathy of the entire community in
their bereavement.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20
Executors Notice.

THE undersigned Executor Of John Horse
l. man, deceased, will sell at public auction.
on tine premises, on THURSDAY, the Seven
teenth day of SEfTEMBER, 1874, between
10 O'Clock A. n. and O'Clock P. NJ, the farm
situate in Union township, Belmont Co., Ohio,
upon which the testator last dwelt, being part
of the mort beast quarter of section Sc, Town.
ship s, range s. containing 70 acres, more or less
This is good land, well watered and moderate
improvements, and the rame is underlaid with
"a good vein of ceal.
Also, the personal property of said estate
consisting of household and kitchen furniture
Terms OF sale of real estate-One third cash
in hand, one-third in one year and one-third
in two years, with interest from the date OF
sale. The title of the real estate TO be with
held until the last payment is made, at which
time good and sufficient deed will be deliv-
cred. Possession given on uay OF sale, subject
10 the right to remove the present growing
crop.
Terms of sale of personal property-Cash on
all sums under $500 and o credit of six months
for all sums over that amount,
Real estate appraised at 5000 per acre.
BENJAMIN HOW ELL,
Augl3-5w Executor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20

FRANKLIN COLLEGE.-1he next ses-
sion of this old and tried institution
will commence on Thursday the 1st of
The College is now in a
very prosperous condition, and COM
plete in all its equipments. The at
tention of the public is respectfully in
vited to its claims upon their liberal
support and patronage. For catalogues
and particulars address A. T. Ross,
President, or REV. r. G. CAMPBELL,
aug13:3t.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20


WIN. MANLY and W,n. McEntire,
were arrested last week, on the
charge of burglarizing and burning the
Bonded Warehouse of James West &
Co., Deep Run. They had a prelim-
mary hearing before Squire Eggleston,
of Martins Ferry, on Saturday, and in
default of $400 bond for their appear
ance at the next term of The Common
Pleas Court, to answer to the charge of
burglary, they were forwarded on Sum
day to the Jail in this place.
The evidence in this case, we are in
formed, shows that these men had re-
moved the weatherboarding of the
house, ard were in the habit of going
into the warehouse at pleasure, for the
purpose Of stealing whisky, replacing
the boards each time to escape detec.
tion. On the occasion of the burning.
they had gone in and filed several
jugs, and in the meantime dropped
the bung-stopper, and let some of
the "fire Juice" run out on the floor. In
their efforts to save the precious stuff,
they lit match to find the cork, and
threw the lighted match upon the
floor; it ignited with flash, scarcely
allowing the burglars time to escape.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-20

DELEGATIoN Of ladies from the st. Clairs-
Vile League. attended the meeting called by
the Vice President of tbs Sixteenth District,
and held at Bellaire, August 18th.
The meeting, which was opened with an ap-
propriaie address OF welcome by the Presi-
dent of the Bellaire League, was characterized
throughout by the usual religious exercises
and impromtu speeches.
These reunions are calo oulated to strengthen
the Temperance sentiment. which. we hope,
will lose none ofits fervency after the election
whether 1t be decided in our favor or against
us.
After the meeting bad adjourned. the ladies
walled en- masse through one OF the principal
streets, TO show the people tnat they were still
alive and were then escorted to their respec-
tive depots.
We tender our heartfelt thanks 10 the ladies
of Bellaire for the courtesy with which we
we're received, and the kindness shown us du>
ring our stay. ANNIE u. WEST,
See'y prO tenn.