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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-05-20

your things ready At I 4. y. he thinks he
can AZ It. You are up at o'clock that |
morning. At half-past s : full load Of
furniture is out in front, and another load
is stacked up in the hall and on the stairs.
Yonr coat IS torn down the back, one
thumb is out Of joint, and pint Of SCOT
and an equal quantity Of perspiratlon are
fighting for the mastery OF your person.
At IL A. the carman makes his appea-
ance and says we are going to have rain.
About the first thing woman does IN
4 moving is to cut her fingers, and every
object she wishes TO call your attention to
lis pointed out with hand that's covered
by q half-pound Of carpet rags, and smell
ing strong enough Of arnica to knock over
stable boy. The injury is sometimes
caused by closing her eyes when she IS
about to strike nail, but is most fire.
quently done in taking up tacks with =
timber case-knife.
Years Of experience in moving enables
. carman to distinguish, in an apparently
indifferent glance. the light from the
heavy end Of stove, or which is the best
position on the stairs--in front or behind.
Against these fearful odds the head Of
the family has no chance whatever.
It is now pretty generally admitted
that in moving or house cleaning. a child
will put away three times the amount o.
food as on any other occasion. Forty
times day the mother apprehensively
inquiries, s.Land' sake! what's the mat
ter with that childs Has it got tap
worm?'
1t is always the same. People VIII
have moved eleven times, and each time
different way, unhesitatingly reply tina
the result is the same every time. Their
is no easy way to move.
Many articles which have becom
pleasant to us from long association loo
dreadfully cheap and dingy when loade
on cart, with the neighboring window
i direct range.
! There is nothing on the face Of tn
earth nor in the waters beneath the cart
that will prevent q woman from tearin
: up things forty.eight hours before it
necessary.
We frankly confess that We do not VI
derstand Why the shaving-cupi is packe
at the bottom of a barrel Of tinware, {
Q why a vest is used to wrap up ham.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-05-20
The A11ti-AGo1aoP0l15t.

plorations in 1785, ninety years ago. He
was pupil Of David, who has been half :
century in bis grave. He was with
Napoleon in Egypt, with Lord
Cochrane in Chill; he travel
ed in Central America and
Mexico when those countries were little
known to Europeans, and as long as 1875
the Government gave him IN annuity OF
two thousand francs for some OF his pic
lures, rather than pay him forty thou
sand francs. which was thought too high
price. It was not only. the Director OF
the Ecole des Beaux Arts, BY the way
that Waldeck got the better OF; ne ma
seat at the opera which he had bought Tor
the rest Of his life, and which ne occu-
pied for about two ordinary lifetimes, to
the infinite chagrin of the management.
Indeed, people who invested on the
chances Of poor one, .and he used to say
Of himselft that, as he had long survived
the period when men usually die, and
lkept his faculties unimpaired. there vas
no apparent reason why he should not
live forever. He kept on painting pic
lures ard writing elaborate works on
archaeology almost to the day OF his
death, while the young men who grew up
about him were gathered into their
graves. Only think Of q man who had
known Marie Antoinette before her mar
riage; who had seen her glory and her
fall who had walked and talked with
Danton Robespierre and Murat; who had
served with Napoleon; who, from his
studio in Pals, had seen pass before his
eyes the First Empire, Louis XVIII, and
the monarchy Of July, the revolution OF
February, and the Second Empire, the
4th Of September, the Commune and NJ.
Theirs; and who waited with the same in
difference to see MacMahon also pass
away. Il am the only phenomenon Of my
kind he said; ''like Buddha, contem'
plate myself alone.' 1t would need the
pen of ! Hawthorne to do justice to such
a history; but it is not history. that
one can covet, though old Waldeck aP
pears to have found very little of the sad
ness in it that Hawthorne would have
dwelt upon. But Waldeck was Partisan
and cosmOpolite.
, 1875-05-26

Whom tho bxby is Just ablo 10 open its little
unused eyes 1t IL first snducod to Gazo upon tho
lamp. The iufaut. with weak, p.nkisli half
cpel, oyos, IL sufferer beyond any power to tell
of or rot Iel,cl from fta own woes, aud yet the
toltaent OF making It gazo at "4o pntty ycd
After thu bother with the nnn aud lamp, ths
baby is jumped At, screamed A. mud othcrrihe
startled, until It's uetvnu ere disturbed beyond
ordinary quicting. 1t IA subject Of marvel to
most pcop;o that 10 many chtlursn die 10 tu'
fancy, but TO an observing and refeGfog mind tue
wonder ID that airy children PROV to maturity.
Whom you and feel miserable Ne want to BE-
loft in quiet. nopoao is tls eneetest remedy
Tor our nervous Of other ills. but bnhy IL trottod
bounced, totcd kstcLy-keschipd." ehuekcd
under lis ch4n, poEed In its checks, ur sons
boly'a thumb IN thrust into its tooshlesd
mouth irrespective Of mood Of Abiution.
and t!,e,t II baby lau't happy 1t Is repnsud
lug tho tiogoEs like tho motion Of : mouse acrosz
ts BREAST and up into its tat, Bonssiyo ioek,
wrinkles, fa another node Of amusing baby. OF
cutl1ss tho child laughs, and tbs iaiuta who tor
meue 1t forget that It IL the ssms aIrraaton
With n1lch lhey reply to q similar process from
tho hand Of son,n u,iecbicvous. but sorturtnE
friend; and yst We al! know TINT This hugh from
bility. When thn laugh ccasea wearsness briue'
weeping, Or perhaps rest oss and unrcfro,hiiis
elctp, followed By darresafon, and probably b,
| indigestion 1nd collie. Nothing snon1d eycr b.
dono 70 Bsastle / chi1d-esen \ too ffequeu
playing Of bopcor, II violent. has been known =
| bring on st. Sittia' daucs with delicate otgant
zat!obs. All surprises a!e dangerous To- tl
nervous system. jnst AZ all sudden atmosphere
or dtetotlu clanges ARC worry unhealthy, AMI
sometlncs fatal. lfmuRic IL selected to .plaaa
the young ch,ld'a sass. It shoull bs gcntis An'
aoothiug.-Aetropoltdn
, 1875-05-26
TELEGRAPH CONTRACT ANNULLED.

DoHrox. May 25.--Is IL authorltAtiTely stated
by tho EpeMfng Traveller that tho ,eaaa Of the
property Of this Franklin Telegraph Company 10
tile Atlantic h Pacific Telegraph Company was
OH Saturday laat Anau'lei And cancelled by
agrecntont Of pastias thereto. This action 70.
places tho lines of ths Franklin Company bo-
tuecn this city and Washington. ard also o1afu-
Hve connection with the now ocean cable at Rye
nAcu, N. IT,. in thu hauds Of its former man.
ayers Tho petitions Of tho atockholdcra for ths
Appolnsn,nnt of ttocaiytf and sale Of tho
property In consequence Of alleged frauds ~
lilo part Of tic Atlantic i Pacific Telegraph
COMPANY, whicl, owns majority VI tho capital
Btock. viii DO heard before Jn:igo Morton, Of tho
EuprcmA Court, on friday ne1t.
, 1875-05-26
' INDIANAPOLIS,
Gov. T1cf1hf1tNH4-'rhH Nnft0fsnS elrnrtK0
-4Shurtsx1 or 4--Other Rllsttarss

Gov. F1cFahF1tN.@-'rhH National earnrtK0
-4Hhdrte11 orn4--Other Rllsttarss
Sptetai D.spasrh to T2A Chteass 7Y'b.nt.
1xpiANAroLts, hfay 25.-dov. Hendricks re-
tnrnod to-lAy from lia Southern tours
A largo mocting waa llotd tonight At nea1
Essato Exchange, to confer with tho commtttes
10 locate tho National Orange Headquarters.
The momtorR Of tho Committee arc TsIl ploaeod
with indianapolis, aud location here ~ quite
probable.
Tho l.oal Estato Exchange Ia to bs reorgsn.
lied on tic basis OF tho Merchants aud MAnu'
facturors' Exchange.
F. Il. Louis I Co., hair-dressers. opaned out
some weeks ago. and proposed to do wholesale
BUSINESS. rtIis forenoon their Hlore relnaIned
closed, tho pr"prietors l1hvlilg suddenly left tic
cly. afao leaving number of creditors unpf0.
yi,lcd ior.
4 convention OF ahors-horn breeders IN IN
heHson III tlia SlnEe-Ilousc A number of promi'
,lei,s cattle raIHhtn arc In a.tsndsuco. Tho meet
Ing will couttnus tHo days.
, 1875-05-26
ELSEWHERE
srltN0FIELU lfKNa,


sptefai Uspateh to Ths CAttaas Tribune.
Brn1sor1xLp, ILL.,, May 25.-W'iliam Highland,
Dannty Bherir Of Coles County, was pofors
In1g. sr,..t to,,,v for oootomnt of Court.
r.'.,.a H., ~. c,s,.s. ~ ca,.. no,rtv
eoma tlmo s1ncs oao o'heee' u So'es o".u.1'
~-s ad{udged Professionally bankrupt. aud An
Assignee waa appointed bY the United States
Oou.t to t.to charee Of thessysetn, Highland,
~ stt,ot..ss. r.a,, n,o,s
sho hIa III A..@'nuen' 'som etLte 40
Court Psosocdoa 70 sasa po1ses.a,lon ot tne
asaets. and 1orciply IemoYoa 1le1n ,ra Ison1
!ha Aas1Gneoh conAot, "aatouPon "nuRo 4'e1s
laid h.a olicisl hanu npoh ~. AsEhtana.
ND brought hini :1a nasH, aho q dsisnsa &c ~ .nst
IllXllaud hal 10 kno"leaRe OF tha Assa8uees
having control Of tho goods. The Judge gaye
furthet time tor tostnpay i i On ths potns, W. II
u understood that he W. aosl Ge1tly Wlth AigA.
land. and adjudga that ho snsll reatore the
goods takan III as 1904 9ona!t!on aa le found
them, aud thea edmoI'!Hh him nat 10 do 10 any
Thomas Sparks, editor Of Sgarks 6saiesman,
putllshed 1t L,ncoln, Logan C9antS, ~ also in
tsoutls. lie roccnlly purchased tho btates1na'
, 1875-05-26
THE COURTS
r.ro,,,,lcs Of tho Button.1o1e
Machine Con,pnny.
pcctr,s Of judgments and New 6ynta


rtICAen Il
1ta,1nuU. J." .s.r..o, .o.,x
THAT cAhE1.Ehs AhoEsHu" ""A'''
71,o American Button.1iole Oversahming and
,--;,,o Machine Company iB Tho latest nrHaniza- |
r,,ic,, VIA unfortunate onougl, to Le itlcor-
ton WIZ .u,,t,,, IN I'm occc,sr;rittes of tho
rotasod ANU o'o1o"S ~ ~ .. s...s - h,ro
Town Asbcesots' eno ~ ato"'a ~ u" v
,u1ered considerably. According TO o'i'
neu o wst,uh avenue. wl,ero IL kocpa o stock of
2'a v.luad nj a1,ou. 81 too< 1ta nropo,ty
is however, oil asacBRca III ponhf!ivai'", "ne.o
Il psys manufacturers tai. Lnet MAY 10 pss3
.on, property here did not excecd ~, 7ao.:'9 IN
l'3 II pr. aros,,s, t., ,.,res,n11 n toaro
10 e1faht in'seso' ..' s 80 ts- IN ro,i,, :, IN
biz notice anu luz eonpnAs "A7 30 w.
.ttoud to other peoples .sinofs ntd Voluntarily
n.lo scholue OF It's pcraoud property. viewing
~. .ou,ao M oa..duct io tho light OF latc
this e'a'sn s,'.a"x W. ,,unh. crosuas t,a corpors
e'en1s .est = ,s'hs i,avn Larn batter to vol
hoa sou' ~, .u"' ~ ,r,,,"t~ for short linn auo
unteof nss ,,u ~ e,':r,ntc cnc,or far fhe
llchac! Iea.,st l,s rf,tee"n .cnt n nnt!ro to fha
Town .. nuath H.. noacitnn ~ A7f4, ,IG TAX. Tho
compah. ~. .na,,t n,ocnsIcS tn lilo Cuilectors
atten'nS,a n..er, ni.,n lin, .n n t,topntty lad
been ashestea o. o e noG T. S 'na {; 9ofnnuuTa
IIs sa's ~ q - ,,1y.rs ~ nav ,i,o riaht amount.
st;a.p an for an Injunction to prevent
md shste.oto aeHn H. ~ ,,n -" ,,,,,rass. ria in-
iuuction wah gsnhtotl, a'o iaaae pe'p'|u"s '"
p''N DIVORCES.
Sarah J. Smiley !llsd bill asEthg TOT
dNcEsd, d1Iss ,.,,.,,"nJ ~. .Io,ncs Hntley.
o. nel nueoa1'u, 1io!tar h,y.nn hecn q wdovcr in
aona ~ H. ta.t - - ro.rGo o,h orsr .hy thn ,o.
iae.S i.a, no ~ hs ,sfo kdons. pIsys tlaf ho may
set.'o:: set.:sn,ns - ~ a. t,,-A
rTE'ta.
H. ~ -, srA r II Law. Vii, authority to tuko
nnsscsaion OF property.
M,lus A!fnT wua appnintcd proriEional Assignee
al ". II, Patterson, with power to tako potses-
sion ol Tue bankrupt's property. H4a bond vas
ftcd at $1,000.
Judge KugorB dismissed the appeal 10 i've
ktx casea ont of aovon yesterday md continued
iho remaudcr.
uu1rRp srATEs COURTS.
rv wa1rh sncd Jusaph and Elizabeth Hop
~ ~. -, u, II n
son ioF S@'o1o. c,, t,,i ;,.t H., u..tor,,
JOIN trochol Aleu W! nbn1Hmss u X - ',,,.Is.
tnson Natlroad CompanY esiu y. II. 1natengi.
Treasurer OF Whtesldo County, 70 pfevent the
sooctjon or INV tax IN tho capital stock aud
Increased valuation of tho propctty OF tie Com
W.. end 11an. crorit.r hid a similar bilt
PA"H 49, n ~ Mt trraoutor ~
asahht tue Solhtnp., At..n,. r.. ans,,ror
Wnheia9o Couhts' anu ~ l. 4A''o'"' AAe"'"'-'
arrEnIon coonr S,, H.! n nh.nr; h.cs,, . .r,. tor
~ uuu4Aoj nnn jI. Huu tiesx ~ M, w Il Howard
e'too" etSn. "fa 1or - ia .mnnnt nrainst G. II. AZ.
sna nu and thomas Burresu.
Z. ". Dlatchford & Co. sued D. E. Russell for
el,50u.
Field: bepea1es u Go: htougn1 suit 10 fee''o'
E1Ibu IFG3u 0tGfCA dtcPAhEEs's -
, 1875-05-26

A fomala Justice Of tho Peace III Wyoming had
to atop to pIn up cr hair while sulemnly sauteno-
lug prisoner to three months III Jail,
, 1875-05-26

FoR sAtE-on ExoHANnE-A FINE LITTLE
y miles from uA!eaxo nno :.story bs.Sk dweilnk,
tplanad 9ohatd: snatedon hoo e1s.ston slop!GE sa
iAke aud ts Islands For particulars address JAuttb
VILE. Lapus!e Ind, OF JOHN j. MILLER. l2ca StAte-
n fh}ra fn III.
, 1875-05-26

rnandAmua, and tho cass was appealed 10 sl,s
Supreme Couri. Judge Nicholson suetsl7s the
dsclslou Of tho lower Cont.
, 1875-05-26

Suburban.
RIO RTsT-KrywUoD-HniD rEsinETCE. y
Joans urulshet nnfnfpisnl j, Tor tle a1,n1sf Y
tnux-r iine; aItclt. Ia*o si4s and lAf.s Eruan1..
dAr,ts chtrrss, tcoos. etc., or fur sAis
Adi1.n u. 1s'huns u:tce.
rt,u uEST-fDR TtaK SUMMER. At WASU1Et:TuH
fIetghis, nov tt''om c"ttaEe: nIc"cht wsttrs haFa
aad at oSnysuisn to dep1tt Wv. in"s It th' foss
uhco -.
,t.O ISEET-iN EVHxATON-A sEW TWn.STnNr
| hnss aud acrcs nE rsah Ana hiEhy .enitifsteh sn
, 1875-05-26
REAL ESTATE WARTED.

IVANTRD-TNnEE BUSINESS BLOCKS IN Ex.
w change for hrac eloar property; Hll sasune
and u neeo1aar1 ,r!! eash: must bs bargains; l
, 1875-05-26

En1plovmont ACcnclos. ..
VAsrFn-1s nA1IE1AD LtnnnEns: ,lI rnEE
G. nI;G / CtI.. II Sutth Eitrk&t.. lin. III ).
11rASrEn-2 HAtLRt!AD tAnt,hKKs; TREE
lars: 70 iAborers !?r aitch!E.n; ss. .Armill And
kvutH |,
, 1875-05-26
DIVORCES.

ALLY ubTA !NkD-MOT HRAun-
u eeasss Il uaIassa. Adassas M ze h - :.
, 1875-05-26

non sALE-ipi MiRE-TESTS, TENTS; AL AL
.aeY:1. Z F,s.s IaEss.s W. ARsi 4 - es'.s''
, 1875-05-26
1uILDING MATERIAL.

TaUK 8ALH-AnuuT N.aA OLD HRlQks AISo
sous LUMBAR ~ good a psH, q vii Gs1s faf ssam
y 6REsee ~, AkpN y u OatSA
, 1875-05-26

11FRsoMAT-an KEWARp WILL NK pAIu [ANn
L ~ s.ksdl fnf thq stugn q pekstto.k aud
NaadsS y d. noqa. w Z Adases Y - Aaa "
XAn&
, 1875-05-26

C,INONR OFElCE, ~ WktT MApIsON-HT., COR
. uer Gtoen; ma chinat sold monthly ps{naoA Aut
ssaaed /. J. HELOliEKF: Aasat
ClnaER,. skwihtl tlAAGnlMk-;rRlao.PAL or
sotpiaS W ptr osnA discount tsc eAah.
, 1875-05-26

ll,iM ARS'F uAHH GRUuRKY Oh TIM WET HlDA
s4s chsap II! SASH tbs s&st 81 Ess sailing
IngulIs It l41 Wsat Harrison. II.
n76-ulGAn sTANni aTOoK AND CHANCE,
aats1a fG;9' x Pa: 19eitIeg M !, fhs 0sa.s sa'
1.s1I1n WILL, PuR0iI1s8 HALE NTKRl8T
pZtlV h eEEsEsto.s, ~ sill ssA oasa ~ haxs 70
Htt ouIsds huatusss laQulss IT ~ South ClsEk-
a.. from l 10 y "a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-23
Notice nPartitiOn.

ID OBERr ]. COOPER, OF the Territory Of Col
IL oI ado, will take nGtice that IA petition was
fled against him and others ON the 2lst lay OF
Seplem ber, 1915, i'll the Court OF Common Pleas
of belmont county, Ohio, by Francis X. Cooper
and Is now pending wherein the said Francis
X, Cooper demands partition of The following
real estate to-wlt: Lying and being in The said
county OF Belmont, being the south east quar-
ter OF section No. II, township and range 3.
beginning Tor said quarter section ut the south>
east corner OF said section, running thence
west 100 percheS; thence north 100 pcrches !;
thence east l6U peTcheS; thence sOuth lO0 per-
ches to the place of beginning. contaIns LOO
acres. A tract of land also, on the no:t side
OF section No. 49, township and range ), in
said county, beginning at corner To lands
formerly owned 10y Horton Howard and james
Cooper; thence with said HoWardS $ line south
lio east chains and ~ links TO a stake Tor a
corner thence north S9o west ~ chains aad
links to STAKE for "a corner; thence north 1
chains and ~ Inns 10 a stas in the section
line, east Y chains and 81 lukS TO the place OF
beginning con aim u acres and two roods,
more or less. SAID ABOVE tracts OF land being
subject to a dover interest of Jemima j. Buns
DIV set off 10 her by metes and bounds by order
of the Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont
county Ohio and escribed as follows, to-wit ::
Living in sections l3 and II in said township
southeast corner of The south>east quarter OF
section No. IA: thence north $50 west As 70
poles thence 1lo east 10 poles to the south
boundary line of said lands thence with said
line north $50 west 1886 poles thence north 80
east l7S 10 poles to the north boundary line OF
the southeast quarter OF section IA; thence
with the said quarter section line south $50
east 63 poles to the northeast corner of said
Quarter; thence south 80 west l6O poles to the
place OF beginning, con ntatning % acres, and
that at the next term of said Court application
will be made by the said Francis r. Cooper for
an order that partition be made OF said prem>
ises subject TO said dover interest
w. S. KENNoN, FRANCIS X. COOPER,
his Airy. Sep 25>6w Petitioner.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-23
n office.

Holm NOLAN and Catherine Nolan, his
u vile, and ]. T. sullivan, of Ohio county,
State of West Virginia. will take notice Lnat
John \. Holiday on the 9th day OF Septem Der.
1910. filed i'll she Court of Common Pleas oi
Belmont county, OHIO, a petition against Them
as delendaatS setting forth that said Nolan
and wife December iIth lS74 executed 10 Ia.
". Stepueu us mortgage upon the reai e>taie
III said petition particularly de>c' lneu 10 Sc>
cure the pa! in.nL OF Il promlssorH note nla'le
by said ohm NnIsn tn said stephens, or order,
for The sum of S5 $50; that said note ana mort
gage Were assigned and delivered Oy S!lu
stephens To plaintiff, and there is now due
plaintiff on the mortgage, said sum with inter
est from July lSt 1875. The real estate descrlo>
ed i'll said mortgage and petition j. situate IN
said County of belmont, IN section ~, lo"h>
ship d, range ); the Il II parcel described by
meteS and bounds contains 9acrts,z roous ana
percnes the second lot contains 81 perches; !;
the third is all the coal r tract in the norih-
west quarter of the section Aforesaid, contain
ing l01 acres, rOOds ana l. nerches, belng 'he
same land conveyed to said Nolan by hlcharu
V. Whelau by deed dated January llth. lhI2.
recorded iu records of deeds OF Belmont county,
book 90, page $50. Also. the lime stone strata
in a tract known as lot No. . in dlNlSlOn OF
lands sold by samuel Gill, under an order OF
said Court in the case of North west Bank of
Virginia against John w. GIL and others, as
shown by deed of March 2uth. lS66, OF record IN
said county, book 8, page Y5, eXeepIlihs tIis
paris afterwards sold TO Robert Woods ana
John Young. being the same property convey
ed to said John Nolan by William Cochran ana
Others by deed, recorded book 6i, page 55i. Inc
petition further sets forth tnat said Nolan ana
Wife executed. as appears OF record, a mortgage
upon that part of said land described In the
deed by Whelan TO Richard V Whelan, dated
January llth, 1872, to secure to MN lhe pay
meut of two promissory notes LOT S'OJ each !,
that said Whelan has since deceased ana that
J. T. sullivan holds said mortgage as assignee
repre- resentative OF SAID Whelan. Inc
plsintiff Draws that said sullivan answer,
Showing how much, if anything. IS due upon
said mortgage to Whelan; that said real estate
be sold for the fayment OF the sums que upon
said mortgages Defendants are required to
appear and answer said petition ON Or before
the 18th day of November next.
JOHN \. HOLIDAY,
BY ST. CLAIR KELLY, his Atty. sp y Ut
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-23
A Word of Caution.

We are advised that INSCRIPTIONS parties
are travelling over the country adjusting and
improving Wheeler d Wilson'S Sewing Machines
and claiming to be sent out from this or some
other Wheeler & 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 anc
local dealers. Our needles have our trade
mark, ". ". Mfg Co. stamped on the shank
hone other are genuine. Our warranty i,
binding only so long as our machines are uset
with needles and other parts that we furnish
Wheeler N Wilson AI,rg Co.;
July l6>tf No. ~, 18th ST., Wheeling, W. Va
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-23

The NEw ONO ATLAs.-Capt. E. c. Car
son called at our office and showed us a sample
of the Ohio Illustrated Atlas. Judging by the
sample we are to have the most complete
Atlas of this State ever published. 1t will
contain an astonishing amount of information
which is useful to everybody and will furnish
food for thought and study for years to come.
The collection of Maps, National, State and
County, which is a feature in itself, is remar-
kable for its variety, and the taste and skill
displayed in their production. The statistical
and descriptive department, embracing vast
amount of information concerning the re-
sources of this State itself, its past growth,
present condition and future prospects, is sup
plemented by finely executed engravings,
pleasing to the eye, and conveying vivid i'm
pressions of its material progress To these
will be added portraits of early settlers and
prominent men of the present day with by
ograph;es and sketches of early history 1t is
at once complete Geography, comprehen.
sive History, a Pictorial Gallery and an en-
cyclopedia of useful knowledge. 1t is work
meriting liberal support and should be found
in every family.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-23
Legal Notice.

NATHAN SPENCER. whose residence is
~ unknown, (but is supposed to reside
in the state of OhioO Martha Bell
and Parker Bell. Caroline Richie and
Joseph Richie. residents of Macon county,
Illinois, will take notice that Stephen Hobson,
administrator of the estate of Julia Ann
Hobbs. deceased, or the 10Th day OF July. A
D., 1875, filed his petition in the Probate Court
within the county of Belmont and State OF
Onio, alleging that there is no personal pro-
perty to pay the debts OF the decedent or the
charges OF administering her estate; tnat
she died seized i'll fee simple of the following
described real estate situate in said county,
to-wit: The undivided halfoftown lots number
81 and So in the town of Flushing, as the same
are designated and delineated on the plat OF
said town. and that Mary Hobbs Ellen, Bessy
Julia Sultzer, Thomas Sultzer, Comfort Lind>
say. Johnsey Lindsay, Rebecca Spencer, Ma,
than Spencer, Maj Jha Bell, Parker Bell, and
caroline Richie and Joseph Richie, as her heirs
at law, hold the next estate OF inheritance
therein.
The prayer of said petition is for the sale OF
said premises, and for the payment of the
debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be tor hearing on the oath
day OF September, A. D.. 1873, at 10 o'clock fore
noon or as soon thereafter as leave can bt
obtained. STEPHEN HOBSON,
aug 26-5t Administrator.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-09-23
Legal Notice.

MARGARET HELEN HUTCHINSON and
Nl Ira A. Hutchinson, her husband, Mary j.
Hubbard, Frand g. Hubbard. Herman NJ. Hub
bard, Fred w. Hubbard, Ralph n. Hubbard,
and Il. +. Martin, executor of Herman NJ. Hub
bard. deceased. all of whom eside in Franklin
county, Ohio, and Sterling j. Hubbard. who
resides in Madison county. Ohio, will take no.
tice that a petition was filed against them, on
the 9th day of August, 1875, In the Court OF
Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio by
Mary N. Bliss, and is now pending, wherein
the said Mary n. Bliss demands partition of
the following desrcibed real estate: Situate in
said county of Belmont and being part of sec
tion SO. township q, range 3, beginning TOR the
same at the northeast corner of said section;
thence south 115o east III 20-l00; thence south
TO west rs poles thence south 45o west 3S poles;
thence west IL poles; thence north AZ poles;
thence north l612 east lSl poles thence north
$50 east ~ poles to the beginning, contain-
ing l26 acres, more or less.
At the next term of said Court the petitioner
Of said premises ST. CLAIR KELLY,
ag l9>8w Atty for partitioner,