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NOTICE.
L. :. LAMB pFICE, !
~Eleo,nmy;on, NeD. .


February ii. 1876 }
Complains; having been entered O,
ihi> uthce hy James II Miner again>,
Peter i;adican for abandoning his
ncne>tet6 entry. No. 1883. dated
Dee. 9Th, ls-2, uran tie Der,h-es,t
quarter Sec 20, township I north
range ten 100 West, 10 Webster CO.
Nebraska. with a view 10 the canc,l!a
ton OF SAD c1nry the SAID parties are
hereby >uurn"ned 10 appear at this
"iilce "n The 2Ist day Of March, 1876.
ut > clock .. ~, TO RESPOND ana fLr
ni>h te>tI;1aay cOnce;Iing said alleged
a~baninnmtnL.
WEBSTER EATaN. Register.
2'iw Evan AoRTHING. Receiver
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yES|cExSIi

OSE WHO Vas THBRE.
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u. ;. LAND OFFICE, !
Bloomington, N.b. ;
february I,h 1876 /

u. 5. LAND O.FICE,l
Bloomington, N.b.
february 4rh, 1875
CaNL;Iaa, hapin, Lsep entered at
this .fare BY E.'.ecc. r limmin,
against Cnanles 4 Sparrow for atan
doring his t,rher culture entry, No.
40. dated April 18th. 1874, upon TIE
norrhEe f, quarter Sec 33, township &,
range ~ " 81, ia furnas 90 Ihry, Ne
braSks, with = slew 20 the cancellation
d >ali entry tie sxi: partie, are
b-r-by summoned to appear ., thi-
0fnce pn the Bird day u April. 1876, al
3 O'Clock q. IN, 10 rs pond ani furnish
~test'Iuopy cSncrrnIVs SAID ailegei
ii misunderstanding.
NEBsTEK E.ToN. Register.
= * EVAN NoxrHJSG. Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17
tcYI.'E
L. :. LAND OFFICE,
BloomiLg: u. Net:. ;
February Srh. 1875

February Sfh, 1876
Coms!aint having been cq.erri a;
this OFF % -, Gro W. Thayer against
fraa:I> CoHvsi for abLndoniu. rs
rimoer %culturr en.ry. No. as. dated
May 26th, ISL. upon the northe,>,
quarter Soc. -. ;osn.Eip 1, range IL
vest ~ Franklin couu:v, Nebraska,
with : vi.~ to III Cancellation of saiu
ENTITY: toe said pa.t,-s are hereby
>ummcneA - appear at Thu "fhce on
he 2-'b DAY Of March, lsfe. a,
O'Clock +. u. 70 re-popd sed furnish
testimony conc-rEias said alleged
ABANDONMENT.
ALRSTER EAroH. Rcyi-te-.
Ev,N NnRrarVG Receiver.
DoRsEY q PRks,nN.
- It Al vs. tor Plaintiff
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N.APY NAPE.S H0pGE

~ eto-ts VII be =ps-.I ~ Editor AMI
Publishes to naia aia md iarsspe tas Al
.racti"ns ahi - ne q the mSxssIn-.
S0SserSPsS0@ Price. % = year;
Ste sic S0D0<es. - Pe sus: R00oA
N0e00eA. -. - @0e0.
The~< yrin~.s teka ~i'h Vov.7b.. The
toe usW reaiv tor 1914 and 1875 are ee-
Ysesy s.ari "a -ei m Tolf 1ni foru ~.
I~eed. ~ vii scli the al. Ne ore y.ar
neeicaiaS November. 1878. ard eira-, r.
:he volume bound As above. po.r-rssi. fc<
3 * sr y snS~~-. rtion ne yea. AID the tUa
votsnee for $685. All nevsieaierS Ard
booaseie- viii r>csio> - 7s-yiations AID sur
~ vo'u1sS 1T c as~ys rats
SCRIBEER d CO. 743 4 rs
Broai,cDy. ". y.
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NOTICE.
L :. LA-.p OFFICE
~BloouiHrton. Net /,

wa WI
Jan 10Th. t&.5
C"aH'sint ha, ing teen entered at
tni, Office 10y Joba larerry sgain-t
Patrick .No!ony for aban'ou;pg Ii>
~home.tesi ,n'ry, No o25l, dated
May 18Th iS-4, upon the northwest
! quarter See. 10, township three (3l.
s"s-."n 90 vest, in Webster Co.
Nebraska, with q rr-~ 10 tie cancel La
''"n CT saic entry rhe said narr,es Al. =
hereby summoned TO appear a: hi. |
office on he 18th day of March. lS16. J
AZ ! o clock p. H., 10 respond a.d fur
Dish testimony concerning said siies, u |
abandonment.
WEBsTER EAroS. Register.
% EVAN " oETEINu, Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17
FOB SALE.

A good two story Store Building
and lot Coed ceil.. under the bulid-
ing. good ioca,ico ~rh q good veil Oh
the ist, and oc.-aYN1 by . dry koc.s
store. ,he CHfEF printing sHce, and
. a,siire@ hop Viii tc ."l1 cheap
to- ca>h, or easy rms Fer S1rthAs
infrrms,i = aidne- VI. Il. McNIrr,
ga Red Cloud. Web-,er 60, Neh
For me raIsp.
II those who provoked each other.
and Oirer- yIo .'o"i tv. last Tuesday
evenins, =, prayer meeting, viii read
Heb. y, -. an. ,hen eon- With their
hna = ni,.- I'LL Of tie syIri, OF Christ,
than IF IA, spiri, tbs. eie,S, - vain
d.~s.rts,ion>"" ia ,ssDhc. We think ;hc
Cause cl.J recoyes frum the .hock Ltes
gwen q.
OYE WHO Vas rHBRE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17
Ine IStI!nG 4cAIurrs 81 lDe UAay
ITS REPORT

Which are -ssefU,iy prepared by FL per. n~ed
me-. A. a vrSe eXpe Sc. AMI cover ~.rr ire
utmost Aec1-tcy. the NArte1 o! sSscAos
Ge1Arai and sp-ci.I kilograms rrau a = LEAH
lIErtIe> Oi thts And :IrsiSn caI ~ ~. still
farther enhance the - Ne - t.,- psr-icuIs-
department u: the pape'. businc.. men
thru noe; The country cas- Roy on the mar
kes quott'i. IF n. Pest AMI Nj =, heinz
Acn1rAte aSa col IA pr 1Se guve.
fGslIshed even aftrrnOO IN. pap fur
II>ses ;se ~ Nic OF the Sort.ve., uith r.,
News ard ds~set Rep RS 81 i.A.,
az Go1-s :, E5vac,s
q 70. r7rnins p-sp-rs. . gain in ~. time and
h saSHs IN money whica h.z:ae.s mer IN che
country car Sppre~Iae-
IN adtft:sn 20 'hrss e-ial feature. the Pcs;
AID Nal give. he hes; # special Telegram.
Conci$eness for brAse-. Men the Associated
Prs In patches. Crsp Corre.ponienre. ard
General nd LOcA' News o; ali sinds.
In ali 1x-ier. thr, tend 20 MAR. q .ha-r
:p'cy Hna se;eJ .is:nE dA!ly revspsper. rhe
Daily Post and HAL will 20; &c .oaad want
I1s.
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NOTgik.
L 5 LAND OFFICE. !
Bioonhugtua. NIB
Ian S,k L.,

Jan. l>fh. 1861
Cpmpislnt having beea entered a,
ih,> cth:e 10y S;:ueon Brown .aru.r,;
D"rrn Baker TOR ahan .pniLy hi
".ome>teai entry. No. GAO, dated
April >th, ls2 o the southwest
Quarter -rc:rcaI ,, township three 81.
range len 10 vest. ~ Webster Co,
Nebraska, with a view 20 he ~cu,cel
iatH o! sid enrry the said ra,rie
ave herchy Summoned to appear a, this
office on Nh" list la, Of February.
80. az | o j" L = m 20 RESI- u,.d
aud furnish iest-n."ny concerning sale
a!lsges a~hTrtcrmaut.
NEh>g.s EArcS. Eerist,r.
"a EVAN NOTHING. Receiver
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17
TALKS WITH GIRLS
3, leading authors. will lie a l.sdiIs fea.u-,
ofthe nes volume. E.pac.Al attention oil
also he given 20
INCIDENTS GF AMERICAN
fIS.DRI.
wfhpIri.ei pictorial .~Ilus.ra,iou.

WTS spr'ef pictorial ilustratious.
The various dHpA- m-ris. "a k-is-sa.- p.}-
pr. Yss HHif ~. Bor. L>r.- Por. and inc
ages fo- Ie-p Eiti- Folks. 80 - be more
attractive 'aN- ever Tue F-.n-h, urr
AMI German s:ories. for Translation. ,bice
have pr'vei - i.opQ A. Vii tefresueut,r
h. nes volume S,m. oFrhe i--<, v pyk. %
.Ss GreTes PnrN.-- Of rae .~r,ar
have BEEN engraved expressly fo- ~. STss-
oL.-. All heirs; s-t-. Of the ds- WI. con-
tribute fresh and {. sinal i-avins. io-thi.
fiae Art laeas.ae fo- TRe Tor.o. Dssni,.
~nnsarcsInest 81 n Any ictrre-;iRr AID Gov
q toI-1-ss ET-s H.! d" 80 p---zh-- ---.
Der 81 NICHOLS viii conH Aas psa~r he
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Notice !. h.rety given rhats speci.l
m-etinr Il the Z I'D IL t.c,Dmi.-,o.-
er- of Wri-,e. c,u,ry. Nehra>k., vh
fe Iiei.; II b. i,.ur, Hn.re N Red
Cioui. "a Saea DAY. Fe'r.sry a$'h.
1876 ~ lu - crsk i o. 10 s-l.r' .
Isl Of nam-- for ~Jer.r> for the April
term at CONT, and II ,rsrsA-, -s,n
'stf,-: bu>see@ - Uay be properly
brought before them
j. A. TULLkYs.
2a II Clerk.
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New Honey Locus, Seed, cbe.c,
quality, gathered in the fall OF 1875 .
Ia sale 10y
h Mecca aICK.
Srexnviie, keh.
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NOTICE.
NUIt II Z.
Z. 5. LAND OFFICE.
tilaaI!a.inu. .Nrn. :
January 6.h 1861


January 6:h 1861
Complaint having been entered at
TINS office BY George II. Springer
seaint Jain. s II. Watkins for ansn-
donI"S hi r. m->rrai entry. No. 2llG
Sp.ed ip-i' Sl-t. 1874. uinn the =
ret, sni u. >et, SEQ -, f.~n>hi,, "a
fnu-. rage - We :. IN Gehster COUNTY
Nebraska. with q Slew 30 the "a aeef.
tion o: ssii eutry the .aia perie- are
hereby >anmouei TO appear at this
csfre gu the 2lt dsy OF Febru,rv.
1876 ~ ? osi ok .. W.. 20 r,-pnnd
and iurr ~ testimony c,ncernin, SID
alleged ahsndonmeBc
WEBSTER E.1Ss Register.
pa: EVAN WoRrHING. Receiver.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11
Assessment of Central Ohio Rail.
road for 1876.


The Board of assessors and appraisers for
the Central Ohio railroad met pursuant to the
call of L. T. Strader, Auditor of Frank
lin County, at Columbus last Thursday. The
following named Auditors were present: C.
S. Brady, Licking county; ]. T. Irvine, Mus
kingum county; ]. K. Brown, Guernsey
county; W. E. Stamp, Belmont county and
J. F. Knoupf, Noble county.
The meeting was called to order by L. T.
Strader the chairman. Auditor Stamp, OF
Belmont, was elected Secretary. ''---
A full and detailed statement of the taxable
property of the road was submitted by w. c.
Quincy, Esq, Superintendent of the c. o.
Division. The Board made the following ap-
praisement: The road bed and main tracks
between Bellaire and Newark, one hundred
and five miles, was appraised at $4,000 per
mile, and the side track and road bed being
80 52-100 miles, between Columbus and New
ark, was appraised at S4, 500 per mile. The
local structures were appraised at S16e, 1926.
The 10 miles of side track between Newark
and Bel!aire were appraised at $4,000 per
mile. Money and credits were set down at
$40, 700, and all rolling stock equipments and
personal property at $3.50, 200. The auditors
could not agree as to the construction of the
law relating to the distribution of this proper
ty among the counties. Attorney General
Little and State Auditor Williams will be ask
ed for their written opinions upon the subject.
When they have been heard from, the Audi
tors above named will reassemble for further
action.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11
Whiftier's Centennial Hymn.

Our fathers God. from out whose hand
The centuries fall like grains of sand
We meet to-day, united, free,
And loyal to our land and Thee,
To thank Thee for the era done,
And trust Thee for the opening one
Here where of old, by Thy design,
The fathers spake that word of Thine
Whose echo is the glad refrain
Of rended bolt and falling chain,
To grace our festal time from all
The zones of earth our guests we call
Be with us while the New World greets
The Old World, thronging all its streets,
Unvailing all the triumphs won
By art or toll beneath the sun;
And unto common good ordain
This rlvalship of hand and brain.
Thou who hast here in concord furled
The war flags of a gathered world,
Beneath our western skies fulfill
The Orient's mission of good will,
And, freighted with Loves golden fleece,
Send back the Argonauts of peace.
For art and labor met in truce,
For beauty made the bride of use,
We thank Thee, while withal we crave
The austere virtues strong to save,
The honor proof to place or gold,
The manhood never bought or sold
o. make Thou us, through centuries long
In peace secure, and justice strong;
Around our gift of freedom draw
The safeguards of Thy righteous law,
And, cast in some diviner mold,
Let tie new cycle shame the old!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11
Monday, May 18th, 1876
Probate Court.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
lN named Executors, administrators, and
Guardians Rave filed in my office, at st. Clairs-
vile, their accounts and vouchers for settle
ment, to wit:
J.T. Schoh eld guardian of Mary A., JamesW.
liza May and Chalkley b. Wade, minors.
Alfred EDOch guardian of Elmer z. Enoch
m iflor.
vary Il. Chick exx of Garrison Chick, decd
George Nef ex'r of Jonn Devore, decd.
John keyser exe'r OF Jacob keyser, decd.
Joseph Mccall ad mr. OF Jane Mccall decd.
James I. Kelly admir- of W. A. Craig, decd,
Thomas y. Ambrose ex'r of Eli Davis,
Asa Garretson ADM Of Henry I. Lewis,
w. Talbot guardian of Josephus and John u
A. Summers, minors.
X. q. Miles admir- OF NJ p. Miles, decd.
W. A. Talbot guardian OF Charles E., Will
liam II. and james u. Carter. minors.
James Johnson admir- of William Allen, ded
ID. Dauford and 4. B. Hammond adm'rs OF
John Hammond, decd.
James and Jesse Burson adm'rs Of Mary A.
Burson, decd.
William McNirhos guardian of Josephine
Alonzo c., Ida and Jennie +. Phillips. MINIS
Hannah L.. Barnes adm'I OF Henry T. Barnes
decd. -
James A. Gray ex'r OF Joseph Medill, decd.
Sarah Mclaughlin admir- of Dorcas Zane, ded
All OF which will be for hearing and settle
ment cd the 10Th day of June, 1876
e. w. CARROLL,
ma II. lSs-4t. Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11

The new Board of Trustees of the Hospita
ton on Tuesday of last week, AND organized
by appointing DR.. Waddle, of Ross county,
President, Or. West of this place, who was
entitled to the position, declining in his ia
vor}. DR.. Gundry. the Superintendent, held
over under the law. Robert E. Hambleton,
of Hooking, was appointed Steward, and Drs.
Richardson: of Sciota, and Blackstone, of
Lawrence, Asst Physicians. At present
there are 641 patients in the institution-27
of them being from Belmont county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11

Dr. JOHN E. WEST and wife took passage
on the steamer Andes from Wheeling, on
Tuesday afternoon, for their new home at
Colorado Springs, whence they 60 primarily
in search of health for Mrs. West. They
will go eta. the river as far as Cincinnati or
St. Louis. The departure of the Doctor and
his good wife, is sincerely regretted by the
entire community. As a physician he was
held in high repute, and as good citizen and
useful member of society, he had no superior.
We cordially commend him to his new &C
quaintances as gentleman of integrity and
honor, and physician of ability and skill,
worthy of the confidence of the public. We
fervently hope that old Esculapius will deal
graciously with Mrs. West, and restore her to
health.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11


son of David Grier, aged about thirteen,
residing near GAINESVILLE, was found dead in
bed last Sunday morning, at the residence of
VIM. Kirk, near Sewellsville. The circum-
stances attending the case are about these
He had gone to his grand-fathers near Sew
ellsville, day or two before, for the purpose
of living with him during the summer; his
services were not needed, and he started on
his return home. Reaching the house of Mr..
Kirk about dark, he requested permission TO
remain until morning, which was granted
The boy, foot-sore and weary, retired early.
taking the same bed with another boy about
the same age, probably a son of Mr.. Kirk.
When morning came, some of the family call
ed the boys to get up. The call awakened
one of them from his slumber, but alas, the
other was wrapped in sleep that knows no
waking-his form was cold and lifeless. An
examination of the body developed no marks
of violence, and it is supposed he came to his
death during fit. His remains were taken
to Barnesville, and sent to his parents on Sat
urday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11
WORDS OF WARNING.

During the present year, as in the past, the
grave will close over thousands, simply be-
cause they neglect the means which would re-
store them to health. Meet the fell destroyer
at the threshold, and dispute his invasion by
that more than wonderful medicine, Dr.. Nor
hound. There is no cough or cold, case OF
Asthma, Bronchitis, Blood-spitting, weak
lungs Group or Whooping-cough, which will
yield more readily to this great BOTANI.
CAL REMEDY than any other medicine
If you would avoid disappointment and be
speedily cured, ask your Druggist for DR.
Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore
so cents and One Dollar. Sold by HOGE
the Druggist, opposite the st. Clair Hotel.
Prof. Parkers Pleasant Worm Syrup is per-
fectly safe, extremely palatable. No physit
required-costs 25 cents. Try it.
May IL, '76-1y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11

JOHN c. BoLoN, of this place, twelve years
ago the 9th of this month, at the battle OF
Spottsylvania Court House, received a terri
BILE wound, by which he lost. his entire left
limb. A minnie ball struck him just inside
the knee and ranged upward near the hip
joint, crushing the bone in its entire length.
The limb was smputated little below the hip
joint, and Mr.. Bolon still lives to tell the
story. During this winter he has been troubled
a little by solid lump appearing under the
skin near the hip, and .one day last week he,
with his own hands, cut into it and extracted
years ago. 1t weighed three quarters of an
ounce. Two small pieces had been extracted
previously. Enterprise, May 4th.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11

Two meetings have been held in the Court
House during the past week in the interest Of
the Narrow Gauge-neither of which were
very well attended. At the former meeting
Rev. Balph made an interesting address on
the benefit of railroads to antiquated town.
like st. Crairsville, and Judge Chambers add
ed his voice in the same behalf At the meet
ing on Monday night ]. H. Collins of Barnes
vile, and Anthony Sheets of Bellaire, made
short speeches. At this point in the progress
of the enterprise it may be remarked that un-
less the people who are to be benefited by
this road, and who are amply able to spare
the means to place it under contract, come up
to its help with larger subscriptions and more
earnest work, the project will fail. A glance
at the subscription books shows the names of
some of the wealthiest citizens with the paltry
sums of from 800 to $500 as the miserable
pittance at which they value their railroad en-
thusiasm. Let men who are able and who
make the most noise in favor of this road
show by their subscriptions that they have
confidence in it, and others who have less i'm
mediate interest will be led to give aid to its
construction.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11
COURT REPORT.
Present, Judge CHAMBEIs, Clerl
MITCHELL and Sheriff COCHRAN.

Grand Jury sworn and charged, and
David Wagner, of West Wheeling,
appointed Foreman.
Eliza Corbet vs.. Samuel Corbet ct al.
Report of Commissioners heret0for,
appointed to assign dover, approved
and confirmed.
Maggie H. Hunt ct al. vs.. Alrinda
Strahl. Sale by Sheriff approved and
confirmed.
John T.. Blowers W.. w. c. Cochran.
Court finds right of property in plain
tiff. Plaintiff 10 pay costs.
State of Ohio Va. Wm Schotield. AS
sault; defendent entered into recogni-
zance of 300 for his appearance at
Court.
Malin Horton Admir-, VS.. P. II. Job
et al. Sale by Master Comm'r con-
frmed and deed ordered.
First National Bank st. Clairsville
VS.. NJ. j. w. Glover eft. al. Judgment
against defendant for S267 80.
John Dunbar, Ex'r, vs.. John Will
liams ct. al. Report of Executor and
sale by him, approved and confirmed,
and deed ordered.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11

ALFRED MAHEw, one of the notorious tribe
of that name, which has been a terror to the
people of some of the river counties of West
Virginia and Ohio for several years, was SEN
fenced in the Circuit Court at Wheeling, on
Saturday, to seven years in the penitentiary,
for burglary. The father and youngest son
are now in the Penitentiary of this State. 1t
is said, that upon the release of the father, he
will be tried for the murder of manin ALE
gheny City.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11

POCKET STOVES and sich have been in use
for years, but pocket umbrellas are now com
ing among us. Mr.. David Young exhibits one
of ordinary size and weight that can, by q
twist or two of the wrist, be disjointed, fold
ed, doubled, and mere pocket ornament
made of it. They are much handler to steal
than an ordinary umbrella. This alone will
give them decided superiority in the eyes OF
some people. Others, again, would never steal
an umbrella. They despise the idea of being
dry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11

The County Democratic Convention for the
selection of delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, which assemblies in Cincinnati on
the 18th, met in the Court House ON Tues
day. A glance at the faces of those in attend
ance showed that for the most part they were
the same old Bourbons who have met in coun-
Gil for the last fifteen or twenty years and
shaped the war or peace policy of the party in
this county. The Convention was called to
order by r. S. Clark, who nominated
]. W. Walton, of Barnesville, as President Of
the. Convention. c. N. Gaumer of the Gazette
and ]. R. Cow of the Bellaire Leader wert
chosen Secretaries. and D. w. Leet assistant
Secretary.
A committee appointed for the purpose,
named the following persons for delegates :
DR.. John Cook, David Wagner, D. W. Leet,
Thomas NJ. Thompson, John r. Cow, VIM.
Armstrong, c. N. Gaumer, II. Vance, H.
Bigley, and e. C. Kelly. Alternates r. s.
Clark, R. B. Boyd, Jesse Barton, VIM.
Campbell, II. R. Brown, L. D. Wright, Robert
Claudy, Henry Disque, l. ]. Potts and An
drew Walker.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
Delegates to use their influence in the State
Convention to secure q resolution endorsing
Senator A. G. Thurman for tn. Presidency.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that in the Probate
~ Court Of Belmont County, Ohio. the under
signed was appointed and qualified as Ads
ministrator of the estateo Of William Morrison,
deed, late Of said county.
All persons Indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make Immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate are re-
questsd to present them within one year from
this date. ]. b. SMITH.
May list. Administrator.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11

THE closing exercises of the Pennington
Literary Society, took place on Friday even
ing. Owing to the rain there was not very
large attendance. Judging from the pro-
gramme presented we doubt not that the exer-
cises were interesting and instructive.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11
PhiladeInhia WOal.

MAY e-Wool, dull and neglected; supply
light; Ohio and Pennsylvania Y Soc, and Ky
and above 42a43c; X 41a42c; medium 43a46
coarse 40a42c; medium 42a45c; coarse 40a41c
combing washed 55a56. do. unwashed 4Oa42c
fine unwashed 22a25c; tub washed 4Oc; extr,
and merino pulled S3a36c; No. 1 and super
fine pulled 33a37c
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11

Be careful how you jump out of your skin
these times. Some Yankee might jerk it up
and have it made into boots before you know
it. The experiment has already been tried,
and the report is an ordinary sized human
skin will make two pair of boots-good as
calf.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11

THE new NJ. E. Church, at Cadiz, was ded-
icated last Sunday. 1t is named the ''Drum-
mond NJ. E. hurch." in honor of DIR. Drum
mond stationed at this place at one time. Bish-
op Simpson was present, and took part in the
exercises
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11

MAIL SACKS are sometimes leather-won't
break. Brides are leather, too, but when the
driver OF golden chariot carelessly dashes a
mail sack ina horses face, he breaks loose,
and the driver smiles to see his owner catch
him, Cthe horse) and the owner smiles, about
the time he pays saddler quarter for mend
ing that bridle-not much.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11

A SPECIAL election was held in Bellaire on
Saturday to determine whether special levy
should be made to raise S12, 900, for building
two new school houses, one on Gravel Hill and
the other in South Bellaire. The count show.
ed majority of $40 in favor Of the tax.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-11

FROM the Irish World, we learn that Mrs
Mary A. Ford, s'Una," the well-known Irish
American poetess, is dead. She was held in
very high estimation by the Irish-American
and Catholic press of the country. Her
'Washington's Farewell to His Army "A
Hundred Years from Now The Green and
Gold,' The Men of Rutl,' and God Pity the
Poor, are esteemed among the finest things in
the English language.