davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-07
Maenteit Derlanate

DIR. FooTE III Der @erfafer mstrerer nnettcinifGs
gBerts, BON bencn Gins iber 100000 @remplare @bfas
sefnaoen bat. Gin speites. ,Das Wenihenfptem" pbtr
sGftae grltsipra4e uap sefunhsr @salaenosrfanb,"
bat etnet HbfaS BON iber 10000 erreidt. Dieies lestere
g8srt eri&eins isst en8lii& unS teuti6. Gin nensres
g3ert ug4ideni6aft unb Didtuns" pber SAMMY TUBS,
her jussnblide Irst, Inb sPoNsiE. Ter ldfise Gffe, ere
faetnt ~SrrIduFs MIR enslii4. WsBrn SntaltsserSsi6-
uiHe tiefer gBerts MOLE man fa sntpessr an DR.. FoorE
ipslt0ea Sser an bic Murray Fill Notwithstanding,
129 East 2Sth Street, New York.
asenten nsrben fir rem @ertrisb btsisr gDerfe serlanst
NIB erbaItea febr ~einfise gsttnsunesn. 60 mandcr
@ecat bat idpn Surb ben gerfaaf tiefer S9erfe l6 teu
@runrftsin sa etneua fIetncn gerut5oen seleet. ,Das
Ienldenistsnt" TT fir Grpaaiete unb ,Difenidaft unb
Didtats" fir bic Suaeab elm rOr3daliGes, letrrei&es uab
intere1antrs Dert. Gin SnbaItsSer3ei&nis Der q9erfe
re6es franco per Yrf an iebe &brsfe ~serianbt mirb,
etebt cine SSafdnbise Ssitreibuns ~berielbsn. gU9
eian,aI: -aIr. .ta r..r
Mgenten oSer Golportenre b%erlatgt.
AbreIiire tpte obeu.t
, 1875-08-07
Spring parfs
Sr0ueret.

Sd erlaube mir meinen Sreunben MI.
Dem Fabllfum I'M MGaemeiuen ansuSvl
Gen, oa6 ib nit nleiner Ole Brauerei
cine 2aaerbierzY rauerci perbunocn uuo
;u benz l3wet einen oeutiden Braucr.
perrn Sacob gdif bon Der beriibmtsn
grauerei BON 8. S. 8als i'll Pbilaocl.
pbia anaeitelt babe.
Snoem i'd auf oas Woblpolen bes gu
blifumS redlne, sebe ib Die 8er(iheruna.
oaB ih allies an,penbem meroe. Elm 10
'noblidmedenoes gier gu brauen, bae
allen Mnforoerunsen entipreden ,uirb.
tol SenrD 9 oml I.
, 1875-08-07
u. e. CRAWFORD.

@runoeiaenthumz N9cnt unb IftiNndr,
SO. nos PAM Straee. C@ptbihs SaW
6anier. 0runefife nnb 2amDereien Al
bcrfaufen, su hermietben, ceer su bertam.
iGen. Gsstrre %p'ltebsn aus benz b. fen Wfer.
unp Winerals eanO, ws!hes 0irernia bat.
Aud bahen lte einise bee itGnlfe @nbnb1u.
fer in bee Stabi 81 perfaufen pber ~ perinie-
then.
. eonbere I'm merfa nj =
trb ras Germ / G,
t ben uuo @infaiiren Ser
% ct y Ell oerwenoet +.
III 0 INIT
, 1875-08-07
Srtefibe Gpnfu1fdtipnen
uneuteeIb1tD.

gDsber @insralien nod fhdtlide gfdn;en eebrau&t.
Beinate 10000 Yatienten tpurben BON tbnt tn ben lesten
~stpanats Sabrsn bstanoelt. Sober SAT- rtro etns.tn fsrs-
faltis r%esiitrirt, Oh brieHid pbsr periSulid, Oh BON benz
3retrr iefbf ubcr fsinen 9ilfsdr;tsn. 2sstsrs Gnb ate
iriienidaftli9 Sebileee Webieiner. m
Gae pattenten, wef6e e~ntfsrnt tpptnen, srbalten efne
ausfabrltde 5rasenlite franco per gsit rber i'm Saule.
Gin spaitdattses igitematiides Gintrasen In ben gd9ern.
%sertinhert Sebler pter Srrtbimer. Die Bidder perben
uxr Won ben ansefentea s~lersten ss5Tnts
sBeset 8~rasenIiRe Opsr aatsrwsitiss GpnfuItatiuaes
a~brsiire raes ps fcIst; % @
DR.. e. B. FOOTE,
..Ifr m I'D Boz 1888, New YosAs
, 1875-08-07

Disle @sleIlaait 1T rie 3upsrialfafe. in
ben Scr. Siaatfn
SisIelts lest einsn 9lau sOr, BET pclGen bic
Woblt9alsn Der 3etsneperfi9sruns nit etntm
Srtttel Der ae,ppbnlitea Mpltfn er ei1t nere,n
tpanen. Seine bsItre @ulase fam ssmatt
perpen.
Gnltle Tclieep tretbeu INNER prompt unb
pbne Wafp6nb ausb, a0bli uns babsu unlerc
eltenten nc @rnnp, N1 in irseno elmer S8ci.
Il, 81 b%efla9en. Wit stnem srIparntIe Won
IL @rnta tA9lib, fam ein Sober lstne FAINT.
lie anltanpis uaG ieiuem Spoe p~eriprst 6absn.
Sslet anlsre @tirulaie unp beludet uns.
-tutl9e, wel9e genauere &usfnnft niius
ldsn, ~pllen F9 ssfdaisf an Serr 9. Serg,
~ Der @rp. ,. SIts. Wenpen,
NIB } mi
, 1875-08-07
Wiaiam =. QSpatt,
q H. &cbtlne mailer
9tp. 704 6. Gjrafe Ctr,
aCGfe Der 7ten.)
l1a.

Da i] lanae Belt in benz @eiddite
9epelen, hin idJ 10 eiu9eridtet,
paB id ale aaftrdse cur s3hfriepeubeit
meinsr &uuoeu lAuell unO bluIs ausfib=
rem fam. SD erlude meiue alien Sc
idaftSfreunoe min teruer ibr 9eneistes
WOblwonen gu ihenter.
II b Int % lit. S. 50 Datt,
, 1875-08-07

Sic G6ina's IoI-
len G9 ibcr 400 600 GuaDratmeilen erz
Itreden llb bennD6 meroen nod INNER
&oble non 2iperpool na0 ben hinell@
lden 9afenItdoten transpprtIrt- Sas
beibt bod gewiB Gulcn nab Mtben tra=
aer.f e4N
, 1875-08-07
- Dit Tnbkur


inttosen. Ole sur pirb bura has iossnannte
Nobbao nnb bnr3 Gihnebmen BON Sobpmlper
Lewtrtt. Gte 2obbdSer Setgen ON, NO BITE Sratlfhett
ibren Sib bat, Ipte ttef tie lic9t, niI6 5u gletdtr
Seit seieen fe bic 2ebenSfrait hes ytcridtn an.
E~aufenbe itno tn ben lesten srpet Sobren tn Der
gabesatnitalt, "a Stantot Ctr, Rem gorf, gebstlt
ruorben. Inter ben Gebeitten beiiuoen itb ptele
Merste uub gpotbefer. Die 2obbdoer unteri6eteen
ib pom arberen 8doern oaourd, bae Tie oireft anf
Ste &ratfbeit einpirten, ahb ben ~franfert Stofi snts
iernsn, IN gslser SorM er aud, sum S = ,,s;$s,s
bunsssproceB Der 2ranfbettSfofe. Sober Srante
mir6 BEL Der Mnweucung bisier EUR l~o:uiasen ieiu
sisener @rst- a8en, S%senanb bur9 bteie gdosr ees
renb nod Der bfsberigen SetlmetboSe BITE Mtttel
gep5bntid eefGbrttber iiub als Bite aranfbett jelbit,
nnb ii3 oiters Elm san3ss Seer ie:nnbd!er Fronts
Sbsleia BE aoppdber oTe arantbeiten, inu.rri@
iinb dueerli9, ~fnriren, 70 fin6 bod bic Birtnnaer
bet foIeenben 6ranfbeiten, beionoers mena fe iid
nod tn acuten1 3uitanoe ~befinoert, gang auBeroroents
negbesS' isbr iane a,' serDSbniid nit "a saSsra,
furirf. SaIss unb Smtsenf d,tpimetndlt wirts
b~sIonbers bet lunaen 9enten u. i'm critei, StaStunt,
sep8bnlid Ieidt turtrt. WaferSadt, Wbsns
ebenio Nuseu= uao Sbrsntrantbetten. fopis ollie
.fgpbifitifhe Rrantheiten tn iebeu, 9rabe. get
duseren Rranfbeiten, Sr6ttotprNoet, 0es
tdlipiirett, ScropbeIu &c. lit bic @trfure cine
plSblide u. ii6tbare. Nur eth Bah 1T bthrei@snb.
nm Seben pom Der Wstrtine au iberaen9en. MAS
eenfrebs unb bic ioSenannte @arns ober
Sudcrrmbs (cine bis isBt nnbeit6are &ranfbeit)
nurben aebeilt. BET Iesterer 8rantbett 9eben IS
gro;ent bes 3uderitoffes nit iebsm Babe bur9 ben
llrtn ob.
Oie gabez unb @tnncbme> 9ulucr nerben mad
iebenr 9tab TN aanbe perianbt, Ser Nrets os
~BasesButpers lit 81, Der bes Girnebme : Buffers
81. Man lalie {ib cine 8toi5tre aber bic aoafur
b. snslti9sr eoer Seutider Spra9e fdtden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
n Stanton Ctr. (Box 1s99l
Htp 0ort
, 1875-08-07
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, 1875-08-07

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sdt ptsr psntser Bel en- O'lbsa stnen Sa"@fe'
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, 1875-08-07

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18
Road Notice.


NOTICE Is hereby given that a petition VIII
~ be presented to the commissioners OF BEL
mont County, Ohio. at their next session 10 oe
held on the first Monday of March, A. y, 100,
pray ing for the establishment of county roa4
along the following described route IN said
county. to-wit: commencing at the moutL OF
Tar Run in Richland township, on lanas pc
longing to the heirs of James King, deceased,
being In section No. %, township 5, ,ange .
and on the south. west quarter thereof; tnence
the nearest and best route down McMahan
Creek through the lands Of William and Thos.
NJ. Nichol In said section; thence through
the lands of said VIM. Nichol, Thos. 1. King,
VIM. Tollett, Michael, O'Grady and John clark
or James Mcfarland, Thos. Mangon, Micnaei
Burns, and said Michael O'Grady and said
John Clark. and George Mem, In section Is, tp.
S, range 8; thence through the lands Of George
Neff and James Dixon, in section 81. Up. .;
range 8; thence through the lands OF Samuel
Alexander, in section Z. tp: s, range 3; tnsnce
through the lands of ]. F. Hutchinson, b. =.
Bell and VIM. Greenlee. in section u tip: 5,
range 8; thence through lands Of Mary 3. All>
man. In section Z, Up: s. range 8; thence
through lands of VIM. Thomas, in section !,
tp. 8, range g.; thence through landi OF Joseph
Scott, Charles Hall, Hugh Merritt, Eooer,
Merritt and Jesse Lloyd TO the line OF Lloyd
and John Zelch to q point where the late sur
veyed road crosses said Line.
Jan Z, lS75-6w l s.s. r
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18
OvERcoATs, $3.50 each, at FRANKS
40 18th ST., Wheeling.

Mr.. J. l.. BURLEY deliverd on Tues
day the barrel of -four which was
awarded at the last Fair to the pretti-
est child in Belmont county, under four
years of age, to Miss Carrie Morrison.
Burley had the -four packed in bar
rel painted white, inscribed on one
Of the heads, presented by J. l.. Bur-
ley to Miss Carrie J. Morrison. Award
ed Sept. 1s, 1874, by Belmont County
Agricultural Society, for the prettiest
child in Belmont county under 4 years
of age" 1t was loaded into a fancy
wagon, drawn by four handsome bays,
and was hauled through town in re-
gal style, as it should have been, for
We have no doubt that its possessor is
the queen of Jos. Morrison's household.
May she live to eat many barrels o1
premium flour.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18
PROBATE COURT,

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named Executors, Administrators and
Guardians have filed in my Office, at st. Clairs-
Vile, Ohio, their accounts and vouchers for
seftlement-to-wit:
Clara o. McSwords' guardian Of r. veaEy's
children, wards.
Joseph Bailey guardian of George W. MCGUIRE,
ward. =
vachel Robinson admir- Of Joshua Robinson,
deceased. et. s.
James w. Gray guardian OF Amanda NJ. Clark,
ward. fF
James W. Phillips and John W. owens, exec
utors of VIM Phillips, decd.
Cephas Carroll admir- OF Samuel Ayres.
Peter 7. Roscoe guardian Of Martha Bell Ros-
coe, ward.
p C. Ayres admir- of Price Cornwell. decd.
James W. BecI admir- of Elizabeth Balderston,
deceased
Stephen Il. Bolon admir- Of Amos G. Martin.
dec'ed, late guardian of James W. Martin and
Alvin G Martin.
Reuben Taylor executor Of James D. Taylor
deceased.
Gallon s. Huston admir- of John Brown, decd
Malcom Ferguson adm'r of Gillespie Moore, "
John Fleisner guardian Of William Mortin, et
al. wards.
oliver C. Tarbet admir- of William Tar bel, decd.
Thomas G. Clevinger admir- of James u. Clev>
inger. decd.
William Glover admir- of David Gloyer decd.
Amor Phillips admir- of Rachel Ewers, decd.
Jacob Mavs guardian of Cyras E. Lingo, ward.
William h. Lash, Susannah Wells, ward,
All of which will be for hearing and settle
ment on the 5th day of March, A. d., 1876
g. w. CARROLL,
Dec H-4w Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18

For the past two weeks our town has
been rife with talk concerning the un-
fortunate taking off of the poor girl.
The facts without any reference to
nicely OF detail are substantially as fol-
lows: Two weeks ago Alice went to
Steubenville on visit-so reported; she
visited widow named Wiggins, with
whom she remained till the following
Monday when she returned home.
She meant to be home on the day after
her trip up but was too unwell, and
died the following Thursday morning
last Thursday. Proceedings under
Esq. Crook were instituted, which
elected the fact that certain characters
like Andy Johnson weeping over the
dead LincoIn's body, knew more of
''the deep damndtion Of its taxing off, :"
than they were willing to tell, though
they told good deal. Parties went to
and arrested Mrs. Wig
gins aud others and brought them
down on Monday last, and were exam
'ined before the Coroner's jury. From
them was ELECTED nothing new-but
rather a confirmation of same Alice's
family had reported. A post naortena
eAdul liIdtlOil h0S b0lu duN eiiO COhSiu-
sion arri we'd at, that violence had been
done the girl to procure abortion, to
which the girl confessed, resulting in
her death. The girl, we understand,
charged the crime on Mrs. Virgins,
but on Tuesday last the jury, after a
general investigation of the case rem
dered the following verdict: ''Alice
Martin came to her death from abor-
tIon procured on her person at the
house of Mrs. Virgins in SteubeDville,
Ohio, by parties unknown to the jury"
There is strong suspicion pointing to
professed colored doctress as the guilty
party. Alice is dead-and the curtain
is probably drawn over the whole
scene forever-but the finger of scorn
and ineffable Kissing contempt will
ever point to certain jackals in our
community as being too intimately
connected with this Infamous business,
and who, we hope for the towns good, /,
and the sake OF decency, will leave the
place forever-and forever.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18

WELLS Annual of Phrenology and
for 1875 contains many
Portraits, Biographies, and Characters
of leading men; all the Presidents Of
tie United States; Canon Kingsley;
James Lick; Pere Hyacinth; Won Kaul-
bach; John Typdall; John Laird; Char
acters in Shakespeare; Our Eyes-BIue,
Black, Grey, Green, Large, Small,
Almond, etc., with more than twenty
illustrations; all about Sleep; Eating to
Live, and Living to Eat; Blushing,
Cause and Cure; Our Faces Open Books;
Horse Phrenology; Cheerful Face;
What Am | Good For? and much 9TH
er useful and entertaining matter.
Large octave, full of pictures, sent first
post for % cents. Address S. r. WELLS,
3S9 Broadway, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18
Notice I'm Partition.
State Of Ohio, Belmont county, Court Of Com
mon Pleas.
Catherine Shaffer, Plaintiff,
VS..
Nancy Foreman, ct. al, Defendants.
PETITION OF PARTITION.

NANCY FOREMAN and Joseph Foreman,
N her husband, Lucy Burtoft. Andrew Shaf-
fer, John Shaffer, Elizabeth Snaffer, Lizzie
Shaffer, Isabelle Shaffer and Jacob Shaffer,
will take notice that petition was filed
against them on the End day of February, 1875
in the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
county OF Belmont and State of Ohio, by
Catherine Shaffer and is now pending, where
in the said Catherine Shaffer demands parti-
ton of the following real estate, to-wtt: The
west Of the northwest quarter of section
twenty-six (26), township three (3), range two
o. beginning at the northwest corner of said
half quarter secttsn at a post and pile of stone;
thence south to a post, one hundred and sixty :
four Q64) poles; thence west to q post, eighty
one and one-haif $40 poles; thence north to
a beach one hundred and sixty four Q64l poles.
thence east eighty -ohe and one-half $50 poles
to the place of beginning SO as to fRclude the
full and entire half of said quarter section;
with the reservation of seventeen and one-half
Q715) acres Of sail half quarter section being
the north part of said haIf quarter section and
divided from 1t by due east and west line
running parallel with the north side of the
same, which l71z acres was decided by Jacob
Shaffer. sr. and wife, to Frederick Muhlmant
about the 1lth day of December, 1857. The
above described tract OF land containing sixty
four (64) acres Of land, more or less. And that
at the next term of said Court the said Cath
crime Shaffer will apply for an order that par
tition NAV be made Of said premises.
Feb IL, lS75-5w J.F. YOUNG,
Atty for Plaintiff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18
Snow snow. that beautiful snow"

",rHE POLITICAL SITUATION" is full
Iy presented in the February number
of THE REPUBLIC, published in WASH
ington, d. C. The motives of the Dem
ocratfc 'banditti,' or leaders of the
White League in the South, and their
allies, the Democratic Obstructionists
in Congress, are shown up in their true
light in this number of the Magazine,
and in papers under the titles of Carl
Schurz as Witness;' 'Lonisiana: Kan
sas-the Difference;' Is the Country
Prepared for Democratic Rule?' 'Presi-
dent Grant and his Assailants,' and in
several pages of quotations from Sena-
tor Logau's great speech on the South.
THE REPURLIc should be read by eve
ry friend of the Union and of peace,
harmony, and prosperity throughout
the Union. 1t is Issued monthly, at
only 81 year, or 25 cents number, by
/ "The Rupublic Publishing Company"
Washington, ID. G.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18
Legal Notice.
State of Ohio, Belmont County. Court Of Com
mon Pleas.
Nargery Baird, ct. al.
The Unknown Heirs Of Ezekiel Boggs, dec q.

VS..
The Unknown Heirs Of Ezekiel Boggs. decd.
THE unknown heirs Of Ezekiel Boggs, decd,
known to the plaintiffs. will take notice that
MarRery Baird and others. children and heirs
OF Sarah and James Ferrel, decd. nled their
petition in the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the Court
Aforesaid against the unknown heirs Of Ezekiel
Boggs, decd, setting forth among other things
that on the S0th day OF December. lsS, one
James Ferrel conveyed thesnorth-east quarter
OF Belmont and state Of Ohio. saving and e1-
cepting therefrom acres to Ezekiel Baggs VINO
then resided In the County aid State last
above mentioned, to him snd his heirs forever
to and for the use of his wife Sarah during her
ma. ural life and to and for use Of his children,
tO-wit: Margery, Jane, Francis. Cynthia and
Isabel, which said real estate SO conveyed as
or his heirs at the death OF Sarah Ferrei, wife
OF James Ferrel, to their chtldron aforesald;
that Sarah Ferrel died, leaving the plaintins,
the children and heirs OF James ana saran
Ferrel. that they are entitled to conveyance
for said real estate; that the names q residence
OF the heirs of Ezekiel Boegs, decd. are un-
known to plaintifis that the unknown heirs
cuniary or otherwise in said real estate, put
hold the title thereto as naked trustees OF the
plaintiffs and asks the Court to order said un-
known heirs OF Ezekiel Boggs, decd. to convey
said real esta above described, In fee simple
to the plaintiffs and tor other proper relief.
and that unless they answer by the 0th Gay
OF r ebruary, 1875, that the same will be taken
Dated this 7th day of January, ls7s
TAILMAN q FKRRFL ]. K. MITCHELL,
Their Att'ys. 1t Clerk Court Com. PieaA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18

THE County Commissioners ut their
session last week dismissed the appli.
cation of certain petitioners for the ex-
tension of the corporate limits OF Mar-
tins Ferry, for want of jurisdiction, tn y
proper notice not having been publish
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18
PA1,MER's NEWS is the name of tb

PALMER's NEWS is the name of the
new Steubenville paper, which is upon
our table. 1t is paper which grew
out of the difficulty between the former
Editors of the Herald and NeUs. The
now paper is launched by its proprietor
with cheerful and hopeful words.
We extend our s@, and hope that it
may find an ample field for usefulness.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18
Go foot yourself ON Calendar

We call attention to the Public Sale
advertised in this paper of The valua-
ble farming land of Thos. Mccall. This
sale presents az opportunity to purcha-
'ers of obtaining choice lands, well sup
piled with water, coal and timber. The
farm is located in good neighborhood,
and is desirable in every way.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18

Americans are II NatiOu Of Dys-
peptics.-We live fast, dissipate and
fill early graves. We drink all kinds
of alcoholic spirits, and swallow, with
out masticatiOn, pork, grease, and ev-
cry kind of life-destroying, system
clOgging, indigestible food. DR.. WALK
ER's VEGETABLE VINEGAR BITTERs
will remove the evil effects, and the
recovered the patient, with pure, vi
talized electrical blood flowing through
his veins will have clearer head and
cooler judgment, which added to ex-
perienee, will cause him to abstain in
the future. Uan2S-4w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18

s. S. CAMPBELL, of Cadiz, a we'll
known fine wool grower, recently sold
to II. P. Sellers and s. II. Welles, OF
New Lexington, Perry county, ten
ewes at $50 each one at s110, and one al
$50. He also sold to w. B. Law, 8
noted Granger Of Mastersville, four
ewes at $75 each, making in all sixteen
head, for the sum of 81, ,15O.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18

As A GERMAN named Vogt was walking
down the railroad on Monday afternoon, be-
tween Martins Ferry and Bridgeport and
when a short distance above the latter place,
he was overtaken by the down train and struck
by the bumpers and thrown distance OF
twenty-five feet receiving severe and probable
fatal injuries. The injured man was taken to
the residence Of John Koehline and Dr. j. NJ
Todd was called and rendered medical aid.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18

The Kew. P. G. Edmonds of Fair
view preacher in the NJ. E. Church on
Sunday night. For young man yet
in his teens Mr.. E. is hard 10 excel
on PREACH
If We were Ruling Elder We would
in Vite him to come again.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18

You've men who have no particular business
in this Office, are kindly requested to loaf at
home or some other place. A printing Office
is no place for loafers. Hereafter we shall
wear our No 12's
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-18

JOHN BoLoN, who was found guilty
by the Probate Court short time since
OF Assault and Battery and fined fifty
dollars was arrested by Dept. Ferrell
under an execution yesterday and in
carcerated in Jail.