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Probate Court.

MOTTO Il is hereby given that the foilowiEg g
~ uaIn>d fXecutCrs, administrators, AS
signees aud Canadians lave filed in my office,
at ST. Clairsville, their accounts and vouchers
for settlement. 10 wit:
samuel A Junkins, guardian OF Charles
ksrnS. minor.
Asa GarreI son, admir- of Everett Fowler decd.
VIM NJ Clifford, guardian Of Elizabeth Street,
insane.
Anton Zihlman, admir- of John Zihlman,
decd.
Dav Caldwell guardian of Lydia VI and
Alice NJ Taylor. minors.
Meiancthon Wait, admir- of Wm Walt, decd.
T. II Lucas. admir- OF VIM A Lucas. decd,
Cynthia Campbell, guardian of RObt NJ and
Wm Campbell, minors.
i. q. Cope, for e Cope, decd, late lm'r OF
Joseph Raley, decd.
Leo Pirkary admir- of John Butler, decd.
"a nuel Ramsey, admir- of Louisa Hyncs,
decd.
Jonn Dunbar, executor ofTholnas Williams,
decd.
Nathaniel Taylor, aim, Of John snively,
decd
j 5 Smith. admir- of James NJ Tarbet. decd.
y and Deborah McLiSh, adm'rs of Alexan-
der McLish. decd.
stephen H Hathhorn, executor of James W
HathhOrn decd.
John Irwin, admir- of 4 F Fowler, decd.
Henry West, admir- of Jos KirkwoOd decd.
Leonard and WIN Anderson. executors of
VIM Anderson. decd.
Jos Loper, admir- Of Thos Gwynn, deed.
\ p Ta'lman assignee of VIM Meek assignor
Jas S Bethel, guardian of Jas V McClauahan,
ward.
jos Green, executor OF Richard Dorsey decd
Hugh McMillen, admir- CT Elizabeth Eaton,
decd.
Hngh McMillen. guardian of EiwOod Cos.
W I Harlan. admir- of Carolas Judk ins. decd.
All of which will be for hearing and settle
ment on the 18th day of December. 1879.
L. W. CARROLL,
Nov 25, Is75-4t. Probate Judge.
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William G. Cash, plaintiff,
VS..
Marion O GRAY defenInnf-

rNHE defendant, Marian o. Gray, is hereby
L notified that the plaintiff, VIM. G. Cash, on
the 18th day of October, 1915 filed in the Cot Crt
OF Common Pleas within and for the county
of Belmont, and state of Ohio, his petition
against the said Marian o. Gray. charging the
said Marian o. Gray with having forged the
name of the plaintiff to two promissory notes,
made payable to one \. Is. Shotwell calling for
the sum OF $500 each. That he forged the
name OF the plaintiff to three other promisso-
ry notes. payable TO the Guernsey National
Bank, at Cant idge. Ohio calling for the sum
of 81 0cO each; and that after he so forged the
name of plaintiff as aforesaid. to said promis~
sorry note, be negotiated the two $500 notes
to =, B. Shotwell. of Cpdiz, Ohio, ahd the three
$1,000 notes We've negotiated at the Guernsey
National Bank. at Cambridge. Ohio. That the
plaintiff was put to great expenses in and
about defending himself against said notes, by
reason of said forgeries, to wit-The sum of
S5OD for which sam plaintiff asks judgment
against the defendant for which an order of
attachment has been issued, served and re-
turned. You are hereby Potified 10 appear aud
answer by the LIST day OF January. 1876. or judg-
ment will be rendered against YOU by default.
]. II. mitchell, Clerk.
BY P. TALLMAN. Atty for rlaintih.
Oct %, lS75-6w.
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Rev. Zach. RRAeEs, one of the fathers of

REV ZACH. REAGEN, one of the fathers of
Methodist Professionalism, died suddenly at
Steubenville, at an advanced age, on Sabbath
last. The brave old man left record behind
him worthy of his unsulled reputation for
christian probity and earnest interest in the
cause of the Master. The unblemished record
he so richly merited, as an unfinching patriot,
that he was, he bequeathed to his family and
his country. He knew no compromise with
the enemies of religion or of his country, save
at the cannons mouth of his bitterest opposi-
tion. He was walking out doors, and was
seized with sudden lightness of head, and
soon after, as we understand, he laid down
and expressed the opinion that his end was
drawing closely near, and that Cover the riv-
er" his hopes only frightened as he neared the
shore"-and then some kindly remark about
Vice President Wilson's death, and turned
over and was dead! He had recently came
from Fort Sill, to spend the evening of his
days with his son-in-law, Dr. Zinc, of Steu.
benville. Sweet be thy sleep, old Patriot
eChristian!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

HHE Stock ckholders of the Union Coal Compa-
ny of Belmont county, Ohio, are hereby no
titled that another assessment of two dollars
and fifty cents upon each share of the Capital
Stock of said Company has been laid on the
9Th day of October, 1873, for the purpose OF re-
building the buildi lsS that " ere destroyed by
fire on the night of the 9Th of October. of which
assessment all the stockholders have been
duly notified, according to law, and the by
laws of said Company; and further, ]. 7. Rish>
er, W. W. Risher, J.n kisher, and q. W. BiSher,
ar notified that an assessment of one dollar
per share was laid on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, ls74, which said asses ssment the said RiSh-
ers have still neglected 10 pay, All stockhold-
ers who neglect or refuse to pay said assess
ment of 81, ~ on escn share so held by them,
and the said RiShers the further sum of one
dollar assessed on The 18th OF September, and
still unpaid. said stock will be sold at public
SALE or SO much thereof as Will pay said as
sessments and costs. at the office of said COM
pany, in Moundsville. on Monday, the SOth
day of December, 1915, betwt en- the hours OF
10 o'clock y. NJ. and2 7. NJ.
JOHN FERGUSON, Pres't
q. :. MCFADDEN, Sec'y.
Moundsville, Nov. 10, lSs5. nOVlS-it
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A Word OF Caution,

We are advised that Inscriptions parties
are travelling over the country adjusting and
improving Yhseler d WiIsoa's Sewing Machines
and claiming to be sent ont from this or some
other Wheeler 6 Wilson Office. All such per-
sons are imposters, as we have our adjusting
and improving of machines done at our office
We will not be responsible for the well work
ing Of any of our machines that have been
tampered with by these travelling charlatans.
We are also Informed that spurious needles
are being sold both by travelling agents and
local dealers. Our needles have our trade
mark, ". W. Mfg Co." stamped on the shank
none other are genuine. Our warranty is
binding only so long as our machines are used
with needles and other parts that we furnish.
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg I8,;
July l5>tf No. 81, 18th ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
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Acw Aa;rrtis
Sheriff Sale.
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
IL PARTITION.
Nancy Foreman q. al.
Lucy Burtoft ct. al.

Lucy Burtoft ct al
DN virtue o. an order Of sale in the above
ID ease issued and To me directed. from the
Couri-of Common Pleas of Belmont county,
ONO, vii, ontr tor sale. at the door OF the
Court House, III ST. Clairsville, Belmont coun>
t.. Ohio. Oh
Friday. December 81. 1875.
at the hour of o clock p N. on said day. the
ioli'Wihg Ce>crIoed premises, TO vii:
ltNvsl haIi - the northwest quarter or
Sectlph ~, township ), Range =, bt's inning at
the northwest corner of stid hail quarter seC-
ton, al post anu pile of stone; thence south
10 posi- loi poles; thence west Ia u post Sltz
pores: thence nUrtu 10 a beech l6i poles; thence
cii>I Ola poles, 10 the pla Of beginning, 50 as
TO innc.uJe the full and entire half of said
acres OF said half quarter section being
Inc nor IN art OF said hall quarter section. aad
GiNlueu rom II by due east and west He.
running parallel with the north Side OF TIE
>ahiS-which Il acres was decided ny Jacoh
= smaller, ST.. anu vile, to Fr=d-T!cz muhII4lut,
aoout the llth day oi December. ic34. Inc
above descr bed tract OF land, cnnla- ming 81
acres oi land. more or less.
Appraise at - tt50
Terms OF Sale-One-thiri cash on day o: sale
ole-lhi, in one year, and one third in two
years, with Interest on q, f-rred pay ments, o
oe secured - mortgage on premises sHil.
J, T. YOUNG, AIRY. Dec2, 20 Is.
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"Trutl, Stranger than Eictien.'


We have received from J c. 3IcCurdy &
Co, the Philadelphia Publishers, through J.
{. Orr, the General Agent for the Pan Han
die, West Va, and Eastern Ohio, "Our
Western Border, One Hundred Years Ago"
by Charles Mcknight, author Of Simon
Girty' and old Fort Duquesne. It Is large,
elegant, wellprinted and Observation-Disclosures
ted octave, of near eight hundred pages, and
filed from cover to cover with the stirring ad-
ventures of the dread-naught old Borderers-
such dauntless worthics as Boone, Kenton.
Brady, Logan, Harrod, McColloch. McCIe,
Ian, the POes, the Zanes and the WetZelS. 1t
contains the very cram of all the rare old BOr-
der Chronicles, now long out of print and al
most impossible to prOcure,) together with
vast amount Of fresh and original matter. the
whole work embracing strange and thrilling
narratives or daring deeds, desperate conflicts.
exciting adventures, touching captivities, and
is claimed to be the fullest. most varied, and
most reliable portrayal Of Border life, strug-
gle and adventure erer get published.
Oul NtSttiu tDOIutl HIS ilIC ullliiISltifAd-
bic flavor of the soil and the free air of the
wilderness about it. 1t strikes us as being
square, honest, reliable and exhaustive work,
without any of the usual padding AlthO'
sold for S3,00,it is equal in extent Of contents
to the ordinary book of $500, and we do not
wonder that it is meeting with unusual pOpu
lar favor. 1t is most warmly endorsed by
such leading thinkers as Drs. Kerr. Hodge,
Clarke and Jacobus: by Judges Veech and
White, and by Gen. Bierce, the Historian,
who says, that "a minister may as well be
without Bill, as historian without Our
Western Border" Judge Voeci, Historian,
says, Its pOsSessor will be saved the pur-
chase of score of books, most of which are
out of print, many of them as precious as Sy-
billine leaves" Judge White asserts, The
work ought TO he in every household The
Philadelphia Press says, ''Chas. mcknight
is doing for the West, what Cooper did for
New York, but the pictures of the former
have undoubtedly less of the glamour of ro-
nance, and more of the truth of historic
painting"
''Our Western Border is sold only by
agents, and cannot be found in the Book
Stores. As a Christmas Book for boys, pre-
sented at a Centennial season, when the mind
of the nation naturally reverts to the Heroic
Times of Frontier and Revolutionary strug-
gle, this truly fascinating work cannot be
be surpassed Address J. c. Orr. No 1142
Main St, Wheeling. LIVE Agents WANTED.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

order of Justice setting aside the YER
diet of Jury and granting new trial
reversed.
II. c. Bowman vs.. JnO. Fink. jr:
heard on petition in error, &c; order Cf
Justice granting new trial reversed {.
Isaac Iddings W. c. & p. Il. r. Co; !;
heard on motion If defendant 20 SCI
aside verdict; motion overruls d and
dill of exceptions presented and made
part of the record.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

A BOLD theft was perpetrated in Bridgeport
on Monday last While Ball and Goodfll,
timers, were at dinner, some adroit thief en-
tered from rear window-through which
they broke-and distracted from the show
case large card of pocket knives, and per-
haps other valuables, Soon thereafter they
were seen in Clark Clayland & Co.'S hardware
store, but escaped arrest They were strangers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02
Notice TO Stockholders
And their representatives of the Union Coal
Company of Belmont COauiy, Chic.

nHE Administrators of the estate of d. L.
L Zeigler, deed, are hereby I otified that an
assessment Of two dollars on each share of the
Capital Stock of said Company was due and
shoul have been paid on the l2Ih day OF May
last; also, one dollar on each share was laid on
he 29Ih day OF September 1874; and also an
assessment OF Two dollars and fifty cents upon
each sCare OF stock held by said decd was laid
on the 9jh day of October, 1873, tor the purpose
Of renul iduE the buildings mat were destroy
Ell by nre on the night OF the ilh OF October
of wnic' several assessments you have been
duly notified, according 10 law, aud the by
Avs ot The Com pany, and if you neglect or
fuse tn pay said several assessments, amount
ing in all to five dollars and fifty cents upon
each share so held by said deed, said stock
will be sold at public sale. or SO much thereof
as viii pay said several assessments and costs
al the office oi said Company in MOundsyiile,
on Monday, the 2Otb day of December, 1873,
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and2 o'clock
p. NJ. JOHN FERGU USUN, Pres't.
G.S. MCFADDEN, Sec'y,
HuuudsyilIe Nov 10. 1873. novlS-4t.
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important TO those Using Old style
Wheeler al Wilson Sewing
Machines.

We are now prepared to put all the latest
Improvements on old style Wheeler d: Wilson
sewing machines, at but trifiing cost. With
these Improvements an old machine would
work as well as new one of the latest style
and we would guarantee it just as long as a
new machine. The principle Of the new ma
chine is the same as the cid, but changes have
been made which increase its efficiency, while
at the same time less care and skill are requir-
ed in its management. Seams are crossed
with ease. The work guided with scarcely an
effort. Nearly double its former power. N
under tension to manage. Every join can be
frightened as fast as it wears
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co.,
July 15-tf No. 81 18th St., UheeEiRq,. Va.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

Mrs. POWELL, daughter of Mr.. j. p. Lowe,
who has for some time past been the amiablt
hostess of our. County infirmary, has severed
her connection with that institution, and left
on Tuesday morning for Urbana. Mrs Pow
ell, during her stay in Belmont county, by hel
courteous, easy ane affable manner, and lady
like department, won many warm friends wht
regret her departure exceedingly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

Sr. CLAIRsvILIE put on considerable of a
business appearance on last Saturday. The
streets were almost blockaded with horses and
various kinds Of vehicles. The shops and
stores were filled to overfowing with patrons
The horse sale, meetings at the churches,
meeting of the Township Board OF Education,
and Court, all on hand at once, will partially
account for the outpouring of the people.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

WASHINGTON HALL Wheeling, in which
the Legislature has been holding It's sessions
was entirely destroyed by fire on Tuesday
morning. During the progress of the fire and
in an attempt to save property in the third
story of the building, which was occupied by
the Masons, one man was killed and Two
wounded Los. $50. 900.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02
Best Business Writing--A just
Award

Prof. Cowley, of the Iron City College,
Pittsburgh, was awarded by the late Exposi-
ton OF that city, a special premium, Ouer all
other com petit0rs for ''Best Business Writing"
This award meets with general approval, since
it is well known that both as teacher and
penman, Prof. Cowley stands at the head of
the pro fession in the United States.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

The public sale of blooded horses and other
on last Saturday, was largely attended. Near
ly all property offered, brought extremely low
figures The blooded horses-four in num-
ber-were purchased by Samuel Campbell,
David Branson, Thomas Pyle and j. 5. Hoge,
at S94, S125, $110 and $lS5, respectively.
By horseman, they are pronounced very fine
stock.
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SEacriM's 5 Sale.
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
IN PARTITION.
James Bethel,
Ruth Bethel ei- nj

ltuIn Bttilel tt. al.
u ! virtue OF order OF sale in the above case
- !ssu. d aud To me directed rom the Court
of Common Pleas of belmont county, Ohio |
will offer for sale on The PREMISES, on
Monday, january 10, 1876.
II the hour of O'Clock p. NJ. on said day. the
following described premises. 10 viii:
FIRST TRACT Beginning at tire south west
corner of The southeast quarter of section Is
thence north 63i4 east 4S3 poles to a beech tree:
thence north 3634 east II s poles 10 a poplar
tree thence south 6fa1o east 81 poles to a stone:
thence south "A east go poles; thence south
1J12 east ~ pOle9; thence s,uth IL o es to the
south boun daiy OF saId Quarter; thence west
ID acres, more or less.
ECUND iRAtr-Being part of the wesl
hall OF the southwest quarter OF section I5 to
10, range ., beginning Tor its boundaries al the
north 50 perches; thence easI by south to \
sta Ike; thence south Y perches to the southeast
corner # said half quarter, and thence We> I
30 perches 10 the place OF beginning contain
ing b acres, more or less.
THIRD TRACT-Beiug part of the northeast
quarter of Sectio % township 10, range g. and
being 81 acres. more or less off the east side
thereof. the west boundary line thereof being
line running north and south and being ali
Ot said quarter OWnt by Edward Bethel iE his
lifetime. ETceptinc 100 acres Off the west sidt.
thereof, taken oy Iue said James Bethel at tile
tppraselnent, and adjudged To hin in this
case.
FOURTH TRACF-Be.ng part OF the north>
west quarter OF e;'tion | I. township TO- range
6, beginning ibr its boundaries at the north
west corner OF said section, and running thence
east 4 poles to corner; thence south 3S15o
vest Gas poles to a corn er; thence north SOL
poles to The place OF beginning, containing 6.35
acres, more or less.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

The irrepressible Moses Kline did sell to
some young lady iu Hendrysburgh, yellow
watch and chain, for fabulous price, some
time since The note given for said articles
falling due, and payment refused, is why
Messrs Shannon, Campbell and Brown went
thither on Saturday last. Judge Arrick ask
ed to deliberate few days before rendering
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'unded. Loss $50, 900.

VIZ had pleasant call last week from Jos
II. Smith, Esq, of Washington, D. C., asso-
ciate editor of the Biographical EHcyc5Qpedia
of Ohio, to be published by the Galaxy Com
pany of Philadelphia. Mr.. Smith is engaged
in preparing data for this work, which cannot
fail to be of general interest and utility.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

4 LIBERAL OFFER, THAT YOU SHoULD AC-
cEPr.-We have made arrangements to offer
the OAi0 Fdrmer-the regular subscription
price Of which is S3.15 per annum-with the
CHRoHIcLE. both next year for the low price
Of $3.65. This viii include a copy of the
beautiful and valuable Engraving, size 19x24
inches, given by the publisher Of the Ohio
Farmer free to every subscriber.
The OtjO Farmer is "A Is page, Gi column
paper, has been established twenty-eight
years, strictly first class in every respect, and
is one Of the most valuable, enterprising and
reliable agricultural weeklies in the country
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02
legal Notice.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Harriet S. Dodge, plaintiff,
VS..

Stephen G. Dodge, defendant,
DURSUA Mt to an order of the above Court
L in the above entitled case the defendant is
hereby notified that on the LIST day of NOvem>
ter 1870. the plaintiff filed her petition in the
Court aforesaid, setting forth that she was n
ooHf nae feSldent of the county of Belmont,
ana Stale of ohio; and was and is the wife OF
lhe defendant; and alleging that for and du>
ring the eighteen years last past the said de-
teildant has wholly failed, refused and neglect
Ell To provide for her support; and that for the
eight years last past, the said defendant has
Thseuted himself from her-all without any
ituit on the part OF the Plaintiff, praying for
an order OF the Court investing her with the
rights, privileges. and liabilities OF feIne sole
as to acquiring, possessing and disposing of
properiy, real and personal, aking contracts
beln@ labie thereon. and sueing and being sued
IN her own name. The defendant is notified
TO appear and answer make to the said petit
tion on or before Saturday. January lst, 1876.
HARRIET =. DODGE.
kEEs d GALT.AHER, Atty's 70: plEintih.
Nov IL lh-n-HNr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

WASHINGTON advices say that John q.
Thompson, Chairman of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee of this State, is the most
formidable candidate for Sergeant-at-Arms.
John should have something to compensate
him for wallowing in the nastiness of the
Democratic campaign last fall.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

CARROLL & HoGE not only throw out great
Inducements to smokers by selling the very
best cigars, but have now set up new ma
chine for lighting them-far cheaper than
matches, and does away with that dreaded
smell of birthstone, so early in life.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

MAJ. CARMAN slightly jolGs the Bellaire
correspondent of the Wheeling IntelIigencer
for misrepresentation through the columns of
that paper in the daily of last Saturday. The
Major don't wish his reputation tampered
with.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

WHEN one must eat two pounds of mouldy
shorts to get one pound of buckwheat, in
form of cakes, we consider it an imposition.
We are furnished inspectors to keep US from
bad whisky, why not have some one to tell
us when not TO pitch into buckwheat cakes?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

j. NJ. MILLIKIN, Treasurer elect of Ohio.
who was appointed by Gov. Allen to fill the
unexpired term of Mr.. Welsh, has declined,
and he appointment has been rendered to Mr..
Leroy Welsh, son of the late Treasurer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-12-02

FOR 5A-E.-The undersigned have good
y horse power stationary Engine and boiler,
which will be sold cheap. The Engine is al
most new, having IL! its paris in good order.
Parties wanting such viii do well by calling
on the proprietors near Colerain. Belmont
county, Ohio, on Martins Ferry < COlerain
Free Turnpike. 1851. d. & {. BUNDT.