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Notice tl TO Tax PAYERS.

Under the present law the taxe, levi.d
for the year 1877, are now due, and will
become delinqusns on the first day ii jan
uary, 1878.
II g.. ~. Major,
4 60. Treasurer.
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TERRIFIC RY on DAKOTA, !.
CouNTY ~ LINCOLN.
The within And foregoing report II up.
On motion hereby accepted and appYoyed
The 24th day of of Novenbsr, All p. 1877.
By nc Board Of Co. Comnissionsrs.
a &. ARNEsox, ChAirman.
q r. RoLYE, 4
N Aa w. wv. PALxER.
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Married.

On the 2eth day Of November, at the
residence of John o. Odegard, Canton, by
Rev =. Olson, John q. odegard to Miss
Carolina A. Stone.
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son, - = ID = iiii;I3 : ~ Ainasy
ths Board, 4 ths pssssnt sesslos, = the
nv required him . qualify forth- with,
which hs could nst do wiitisus ths il,
dorssmsnt 81 III Boad ~ Ire Conmiss.
toner's, that they c0uid only nsks altsr q
sxaninasiSa of ths Ttsasursr's bsoks and
lists. The Commissioners worked = rap
idly . men could work, aad until lats
hours .tnight and for thsir industry ars
entitled q cssdit This ssttlsmsnt will Il.
- shorten that Of ths January ssssion, 81
that will only y required II the Trsas-
urers transactions from tho dats to Jan
lst 1873, : little over : month. With this
session. ends the service 8! Commissions
Roll, who viii b succssdsd ~ NJ. Hog.
oboom Janury liz III. Rolf made ! good
6 comm q isslcner al,vays on si.ne .nd prompt
Y exprsss his views upon questions that
came before ths Board, and svidsncing in |
81 his cfltcial acts ~ edosrt to do what III
better judgment prompted. w have
had sufficient sx2erisnca in county matters
Q feel warranted in saying that Dakots
Territory, has few i any supsriors, in the
affices these gentlemen have 20 ably filled.
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Continued Report of Proceed.
ings Of County Commits
siOnerS.

z5s@ 5 ~ Ov. 5GVtO. EEss57F aG
The Board re-convened in ths morning.
All members Of the Board present
The examination Of the delinquent tai
lis. eoutinusd for part Of the day, and on.
motion the Board proceeded to examine
the Books and accounts Of the County
Treasurer the balance of the day Ut his Of
hcs. 1 ts3
Adjourned in the evening, till 9 o'clock
5. n. next day IS
Nov. 21st,
The Board conveasd in the morning.
All members of the Board present.
on motion an examination Of the Treas
urers Books and accounts, and the dslin-
ouspt lax list continued the whole day
adjourned st 10 o'clock p. N, until y
o'clock q. M, aext day.
Nov. 22d.
Re.convened in the morning. All mem
bers Of the board present.
The examinstion Of the Treasurers
hook, and ACCOUNTS and the delinquent tax
liat continued during the whole day, till
) o'clock ). m. al which time the Board
adjourned till 9 o'clock M, next day.
Noy. ssd.
The Board convened again il the morn. :.
Ing acco,d ding to adjoprni9nsnt a9d ~
!, ~, .,.rs n the Board present Il
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q + N-I
THE Nscktis festival proved profit
able one. The lady managers al deserve
great credit for their sffort ii making II I
success, = thsy bore ths d,sasrssable
part of assuming the responsibility from
its origin to the close. Thankfnl for the
unexpected liberalitY manifested - The
people Of Lincoln county and Beloit,
these ladies regret that their accornoda.
dations wsrs not equal to the attsndance.
Preparations were made for but about my
meals, but nearly four times that number
weTs served. The last tables, Or thsir oc-
cupants could not y . well supplied I.
the fst, or = the mlaageu desired. The.
voting for the vasss gave rise 70 N sxcit
ing contest The votes were principally
csntsred upon Miss Hattie LOOMS and
Miss Kllts. the one Of whom who received
the highest number Of votes, should Be pre-
sented with the vases. Forty dollars was
realized upon the contest and Miss Kills
was the recipient Of the Vases. More
would have bsen received, but.one Of the
ladies very Judiclously towards the Gloss
of voting requested Nj. Manor, the anc-
itioneer 70 limit the time to tSo minutes,
anticipating that impronsr fsslings might
arise, 8 some indications OF earnsstnsss
became manifest The ladies' did not IN.
tsns,.n - = ~, AZ - Z
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Wa:tsrusa, II ~ l.suisvills
~ !se.zrseda q n lex - M s..:5J1 .:5J. gss y
Bsb Iaesssoli wifi ~ sess1s o.
Imision = Bsglia. bnt dssidA = ssa1as
his asasntioa = ~ praeties sfIsw.
Nh Prsstdsss Hagss = - = -
veil Dsssd II ~ politics " ~ eonsllIy.
md y a,yary islsil ~ ~.
N. VIII Henry, ! S11,adsss y -
| rick HsaY = ! nsnbr = - Ylr1iaia'
/ Lseislasuss this vtaAsr.
Saa Enaca0eo has shrss whi1s IspseD,
one 81 yhoh' ~ - = ea.akt - A.
ssass " saskiag 0Aiass siea,s.
Esv Any, Iadiaaa, : 10y NJ
Deputy City Clsrk. vk6ss ~ III 4 aaId
= = ~ ~ 80 nads Il tAat city.
lessn. Needy nd ganky ~ drawing
ssowdsd hsnsaa Il NAashs Nsw
HampsAilS "a ;s''s
The Oilcisstti Oossrcf1s suegsss
Gen. Gfsat fos The BaEiin nisslon, ii
placs of Iagsrsolb who dssliasd.
The Chicago expedition M proved :
success 1aaacially Z. = ! dividsud sf6 psr
lcsnt has besa dsslsrsd = IL lirscasrG
JshA Wslsl, tie sswly apIslsssl
Minister = Eaglaa, yi'l N nen Phils-
sislphia oa giving Day.
The Ias.ituts = II Edward, n. r,
that wss buEpsd, had shout 10 1sp4sas
II atteadeacs. T1s - & sllnaie4 ss
Oh, ,0oo, insured n 1o00oo.
Stasly, the AffieaA sGplece y % IL
way home q = Engla.d, = lvpoFs . y
his labos il ths a.ld IL ~ ~ Livias.
ston's dsath. '.s .assi .'''8s
The Russisa Fspsrt of ~ bsasis q
Ears, gives r ~ odicial IN ~ ofki]id
md wonndsd, $500; sns 0saasal anl o.
Lisut. Col.
1t il rumserd thaa TIltsa = dssirsG.
4 living With Mn. Tiltoa agaln, but thA
he says shs nsvr viii Consent whils ahe
u her right mind
IA resolution has passsd ~ 6saala
for tAs appointnsnt of Ays In.
lson . iavestigats ne Trsasulsr acsousis
manner of keeping tho sazls. = sastain
ii,sctsp i, ~, ocaqrFsd o, - sasz,
planned.
y vild Tszsa pnll jjqnpsd shs ssasof
IS usst.ssii fark i NV NJ YSriks, Yis y "a ~
wonsa, nsa a1d sAil1fss,
caring M shrubs. valks md Aswss.bsds
;unblsd Into oss of ~ lakss aad -
irownsd.
y mn ~ % naaas " Hl.ls IN Nsw
,incs g. which tia1ss ti1s'i7 Is .lIaGFs = .Ra
asard ! word of his whsrsabsuts until :
sttsr rsaehsd them from Nsw Zsalaad,
Itating that hs was alive and Nsll.
Times sonstinss elect naasEial
:hangss Il peoples sircsnssaness FaaH
- received = sarniags thrsnss her On
,srts "a 500, 900, and ksr fatAsr ~ obliS.
q to pawn hls fsnily trinksss md cloths, .
. III feod for thsm q liys upos.
Attornsy General Fairchild accsplsd
hs proposition sf II. Tussd, = osaSlss
udgsneat oa - sum q a 100000 sld
- rsaaaEsd - dseks1sl r
he County Clerks oflce, Nov York siy. "a
Vhich winds up ~ civil NJ assiast
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COUNTY oFFicEAs.
~. oAa4s9, psslsss4s Attorney.
NJ. II. CUrRy4E 0lesk Of District Court.
TnoBR ]. TlQE1TkD, Register of Desds and II.
SAolc County CLERK. 88s q D. Y 7
\ Ora. NJ. NAYLo1, Treasurer. Al NJ
Fl ]. 9. 1ITzs1nALD, Judge Of Prsbats. sss =
j. DIxoN, sheriff. @3,G i55s2 s%
N5 D.O.JAoqDs, Supseintsndsnt Of sshssls.
y = Anynsqys Chairman,
Wv: RxLSHn, Go. Commissions ~. !.
Z O. y. n0x1a, 5f9Fs s,S.lg
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yeaf 81 our Lord one Tho nd eight hun
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-24

THERE has been great deal OF loose
islk about the coolness of the Presi-
dents reception 10 Philadelphia, and
it has been gleefully stated that the
greeting given to General Grant was
much more cordial. The Philadelphia
Times says there is no foundation for
either charge, ami adds: "There was
not the enthusiasm that Lincoln on
Clay aroused, nor the huzzas which
would have greeted Blaine had he
been here as President; but Hayes re-
ce;ved the vote OF Pennsylvania and
of Ohio without i1fusing any personal
enthusiasm in the contest, and he viii
be respected rather than iiolized while
he fills the first Office of ibe Republic" !"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-24

On the failure of the New York As
sembly, Saturday, to pass the st,OOO,'
900 Capitol completion bill, crowds o.
workingmen in the galleries and lob
bies yelled and hooted at those who
voted against the measure, and es The
members appeared outside, severa
were beaten and driven back by the
yelling crowd, and obliged 10 escape
by rear doors. A large body of police
soon arrived and drove the crowd from
the Capitol and from the Governors
house, which was threatened. A large
number then went to the Delaveh and
other hotels, threatening to mob the
members, and in some cases squads fol
lowed them TO their rooms in the ho-
tells. threatening vengeance. Finally
the police, in great numbers, managed
TO disperse the rioters. - -
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: ! TO ALL! s.
- s-ess esse rs1ssl 7zlf, islss l7 49, sz-1s Z
ID R. . w A Y N Il /,
The discoyerer and compounder of the far
.5HoH@efdzEz H1zs
: DR. SWAYNE'S
Compound yrup wild Cherry,

and other valuable preparations, entered upon
his professionally alcareer with the important ad-
vantage of q regular Medical Education in
one Of the Oldest and best schools in Philadel-
phia, and, perhaps, in the world He subse-
quently served faithful term OF practice in
the Philadelphia Dispensary, and for many
years attended also in the Hospital. In these
Institutions he enjoyed the most ample oppor-
tunities OF obtaining an insight into diseases
IN al. their vari0ns forms, rs we'll as ascertain
ing the best methods of their treatment. In
offering, therefore, to the people Of the United
States the fruits of his extensive professional
experience in the medical compounds as the
best results OF his skill and observation, he
feels that lis prohering u boon to every fam
lily throughout the land, resting, as he does,
Confidently in the merits and effieacious viz
tues of the remedies he herewith commends
The vast amount of testimony from all parts
of the world mas proven ''DR. SwAYNEs Com
POUND SYRUP OF Wild CHERRY" the best
efiicacious remedy known, and tits admitted
by our most eminent physicians, and all who
have Witnessed its wonderful healing proper
ties. Thew MILD CHERRY, in all ages o the
world, and 70 alt countries where it is known,
has beehjustly celebrated for its wonderful
medical Qualities, but lts great power TO cure
some of tAe,worst and most distressing dtsear
thesz pefimenis Of that skillsd phy sicisn. DR..
Swnyne. h4d demcnstra ted Its high adapta-
.tion In conblnalion with Pine Tfee Tsrand
which, chs.nicaliy combined. renders It's acc
tioh tenfou more certain and benenciati In Gu
ring all deea;ss sy Of the @ throat, breast, and
COMPOUND strikes al the root of diseases by
purifyingthe blood. restoring the liver and
neaVeSs sdSn does sss
SO without prosGratingor weakentng The boz
dy ipany way. hcures not only fhs lungs
Wa9teQ n nj lO0d
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The Mississippi Tragedy.

The death of Cornelia ChisoIm so
deeply intensifies the public horror at
the bloody affair in Mississippi that the
Kemper county tragedy threatens to
become political catastrophe. 1t is in
vain that Democratic newspapers ex-
haust their ingenuity to show that the
passions OF party had nothing to do
with the massacre, and overhaul old
records to prove that the victims were
men of doubtful character and turbu-
lent manners. The speeter of this he
roic young girl, with her '.sweet intel
IigeDt face, brown hair, and large reso-
lutte blue eyes," shot to death while
trying to save her father from the
murderous mob, shielding him with
her shattered hand, struck in the face
and pierced with bullets, dying at last
q martyr Of filiat devotion, puts argu
ment to fight and defies cool judgment.
1t may be true that the feud which
has reached this shocking termination
was not entirely political quarrel.
Yet the Northern people will be sure
to decide that Chisolm, his son and
daughter, McLelland and Gilmer, were
all passacred because they were Re-
publicans; and the Northern people
will not be far from right. No one can
read the story of the deliberate gather.
ing OF two hundred armed men, "sOber,
cool, and determin, on that black
Sunday morning to DeKalb, or can re-
call the incidents OF the long quarrel
which preceded the murder, without
feeling convinced that political animos
ity had more to do with the affair than
the people of the district are willing tC
acknowledge. a--
The most serious feature of the cast
is the tolerance, not To say the approval
with which the people of the county
Iappear to regard the outrage. t'In my
conversations with the county officer
land others of the principal citizens o
1.-The place, "wrote our staff correspon
dent whose letter describing tb,
tragedy was printed week ago, g.
have been shocked to find them al
more desirous of excusing or palliatinJ
the horrible crimes of the mob than {,
exhibit sympathy for the victims
From not siggie man have j. heart
Iexpressed an intention to aid in bring
ing the murderers 20 justice, or eveI
the hope that they will be arrested
A portion of the community entirel,
''isympathizes with the perpetrators O
the bloody outrage, and those who d,
not are too much terrOrized to try ant
enfUrce the law" Personal hatred
will rot account for public sentimen
lso depraved as this. While such
feeling can exist there is no such thin,
as personal safety or free governmen
in Mississippi. The North is justifiet
in regarding such community will
Iextreme anxiety. 1t has been tn
habit of the Democratic press TO de
nounce negro government in tn
! Southern States rs an attempt to max
Ia pyramid stand upon its apex. Wha
sort Off government do they suppos
can be built uron Kemper count.
constitueney? And how long do the.
suppose Southern "hOme rule" will b
tolerated if this is sample of 1T?
l ti li Il Netc York Tribune
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-24
Notice to Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALSw will be received at the
- office Of the Clerk OF the Board OF Educa-
tion OF Mead township, Belmont county Ohio
until II O'Clock noon on the ! 9th dav Of May,
1877: for building FRAME SCHOOL
HOUSE in Joint Sub-distrlcJ No. l. Local ed
= niiies.northwest of Business5urgh ACT ording
10 the rlans' and specifications on fle in said
Off3ce. Each bid must contain the name of eve-
ry person Interested In the same, and be ac-
com panied by a sufficient guaranty Of some
disinterested person that IL The bid Is accept
ed contract will be entered into, and the
pei iformaEce of 1t properly secured. Bids for
material and labor called for by the specifics-
tions> must be separately stated. with the
BY order Of the Board OF Education.
ROBERr MCkELVEY,
B, A. GRAHAM, A5f
p. a. CRAIG.
Apr 26, IS57-4t, - .r..'r Committee
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Probate Court.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
In named Executors, administrators, Guar.
81. ClairsVille, thar accounts and vouchers for
settlements, to. Wit
Robert Al Wilkins, admr Of James wilkins,
R 9 Miles, admr of NJ Miles. decd.
Abrsm Kinds, admr of Nelson binds,
Ross ] Alexander, executor of Thos Day.
W D and e Smith. admrs of Thos Smith.
stephen Hobson. admir- of Julia Hobbs.
Stephen Hobson assignee of John II Howell.
John W Conley. guardian of John N and
James + Graham, minors.
Jas A and VIM Slater. admrs of James w
James Alexander, guardian Of Ella W, Geo.
C, and Jennie 3 Mckee. minors
Geo Kemp adm of Dennis Kemp. decd.
Richard, y Reynolds. admr of Joseph Rey-
James and Jesse A Burson. admrs of Mary
John Keyser. executor of Margaret Keyser.
John Keyser, executor of Jacob Keyser, decd.
Alex. Nef, guardian OF Samuel M Hinkle,
James Moore, guardian of Mary ]. James J.
and Jonn W. Martin. minors.
Jullanna H Branson. guardian OF Mary e
and Ly dia A sBranson, minors.
| Levi Lee, admr OF John X Lee, decd,
g 4 Atkinson, guardian Of Laney stephens.
miror.
| dec d. 49, 80 sAAt
WIN NJ Armstrong, executor Of Thos ARM
Chas Mead, admir- OF Addison Wilson.
AP Cope. adm of Sallie NJ Cope, decd.
swan q Vance, guardian Of Artsanna, Saraf
!. and Maiissa Q Bethel, minors.
WIN Hardesty, guardian of Ida Crymoie,
Walker o Brock. executor of Jonathan Car
peuter, decd. =
Thos Gallagher, guardian Of James Hackett.
VIM Alexander, executor of VIM b. Robin
son, decd. -
Joseph Hutchisop. admr Of Joseph seott'
il Murphy, executor of samuel II Murphy.
decd. fst ~ -
Ross Alexander, assignee OF Henry Cape
hart. assignor.
FIihu tBrromhall, guardian Of Laura B
Worthington, minor. 49,.
All OF " liich will be for hearing on the 18th
N~' - C. w. CARROLL.
May g. -7--3t.ss Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-24
MARTINS FERRY.

!. No immediate prospects of the Ohio
City Nail Works starting up, q great
many of the workmen have got jobs in
Wheeling and Bellaire. -. sl7f..t .sss.l
The Blast furnace is being repaired
as rapidly as possible, and will be start
ed up rs soon rs ready. .rl6v ai isl. -
The outlook for. the threshing ma
chine business is very f1atteriDg. Il.
Spence shipped twelve by river, last
Saturday. to points ia the Southwest,
while Hoyle Il Bro have sent out
several; both 6rms are pushing their
works to full capacity. The Foundries
and Glass Works report moderately
good state of trade. ..,.t...1
Madge, daughter of Prof. @. r.
Shreve, is lying very low with con-
sumption; her demise is daily expect
ed. - -
The miners, some eighty in number,
employed at Rainey's Coal Works,
above Burlington, are out on q strike,
they demand that the cosl be run over
the screens instead of being dumped
against it, and as.they do not get pay
for anything but -the large lump-coal
their demands seem just. ari DE- 3
The Boston string band, Of West
Wheeling, gave dance in Medill's
Hall on last Friday night. Too much
bad liquor got in and the dance ended
in free fight. s..
Dr.J.sD. Hobensack and Miss Kate
Martin are building new houses. DIR.
Barr Is also having very nest house
put up, on Fourth street, ~ z -
No preparations have, as yet, been
/ made toward the observance Of Decor
alton day. = i9'i jsss's = 2 - 70 = ~,
Two of our citizens are already plum
,ling themselves for the county fight
this fall, the trouble Is they both want
the same once. ,autf ~ = =, o.. ~
H. w. Smith. started, on Monday,
for an extended trip through lows,
Kansas and Missouri where he has
lands. His son Eugene goes out wi b
him to MAKE new home in one OF the
States. i--si r -ssft -a.i..-4 -
). T. Hanes started on Tuesday, to
Toledo, Ohio, as q delegate 70 the
Grand Lodge knights of Pythias,
which c0nvenes in tlat city on Thurs
day ui.sto - i'@ saf ssls43 y 81.
The Temperance waves aresubsidiDg
Ito some extent, not SO many meetings
nor go well attended as when the
weather was cooler.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-24
Road Notice.

n Office Is hereby given thar q petition will
~ be presented 10 the Com mi ssioners of Bel.
mont county, Ohio, at their next regular ses-
sion, pray log for said Com missioEers to order
and direct the opening and laying out Of a
county hoad IN sad county, com mencing on
the Marnock Pike, Richland township kel-
mcDt county, state of Ohio nesr where the
County, RiSge Road. leading from Mcaahon's
creek. and tne county Road leading through
p. ke, on the lands OF Daniel AulI: thence rum
ming through the lands OF said A nit and Moses
Boggs ON the old vacated State Road leading
from Marietta TO st. Clairsville TO q point
where said road leaves the line between Mo-
ses boggs and the lands OF the heirs of Joseph
Caldweil. decd; thence north along the line
OF said Boggs and the heirs Of said Caldwell
decd, TO the corner of said lands; thence
northeast through the lands OF Z. j. Zane,
interesting the County Road leading from
81 Clairsviife 90 Lewis'Mnls.
May ., lS77-5t. PETITIONERS
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COURT REPORT.
Present, Judge VIM. OKEY, Clerk
]. 4. MITCHELL, Sheriff w. G.
KINNEY.

James A. Gray vs. Sanl. Fiple,
Cause dismissed ut costs of defendan
error.
Ferguson, Mead & Co. vs.. J. II. Sui.
livan &Sons. Judgment by agreemen
against defendants for $2l3 81, and by
agreement execution is stayed ninety
days.
Chas. Frederick vs.. Jas. Alexander
Settled aud dismissed at costs of de-
fendant.
Jas. Alexander VS.. Chas. Frederick
Settled and dismissed at costs of plain.
tiff. - III : - :
Safe Ct Ohio VS.. William Ship aud
Chas. Bradford. Burglary. The de-
fendant with John Fl. Watkins his
surety entered into recogniZance in
the sum of $500 for his appearance at
the next term of court and cause con.
tinued.
John Fl. Watkins vs. Finley Nc.
Grew. On motion Of plainutf cause
dismissed without prejudice, at costs of
plaintiff.
Rebecca Reby vs. D. G., Roby. Jucg-
meut, by confession, against defendant
for $960.40. y
Same vs. Oliver c. Roby. Judg-
ment, by confession, against defendant
for s56O.2S.
David g. Perry VS.. John Lippincott
ct. al. Report OF Master and sale of
mortgaged premises approved and CON.
tirmed and deed ordered.
John Medill ct. al. vs. Village of
Martins Ferry. Action for damages.
Tojury. Verdict In favor of defendant,
Plaintiff counsel gave notice of mo-.
lion for new trial.
Thos. Hill vs. Smallwood & Win.
ming. Cause settled. Defendants to
pay plaintiff $l35 and costs.
August Schich vs.. VIM. G. Cochran.
SANDER. By agreement of parties
cause dismissed al costs Of defendant.
Clark Boyd VS.. Mathew Patters on ct.
II. Ordered that writ of partition is.
,ue to the Sheriff.
State of Ohio VS.. Laban II. Gregg.
Indictment for violation 4th section |
liquor law. Defendant entered q plea
II guilty" Fined fifty dollars and
'0sts and to stand committed until fine
md costs are paid or secured. It an.
,earing to the Court that the unla vi fni
ale of liquor by the. defendant has
eased no order Of abatement Is made.
Thos. Rosser vs. Mary Dugan. The
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-24
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Petition will
lN be presented 10 the Commissioners OF Bel
mont county at their next session, To be held
on the firss Monday Of June, 1877. praying for
the estaoishment OF County Road,
leading from the County Road on Mo-
10 the County Road leading from Bellaire To
st. Clairsville. near a walnut tree on the land
of James Alexander to commence as follows:
ON the land OF said Elizabeth Scott; thence
through the lands of W.n. Thomas, Mary B.
Altman. James Dixon. John Douiey. Sarah
Gifln. John A. Wise. John c. Galloway. WIN
liue between John McAllister, on the one
side, and VIM GreenIee, John @ Galloway,
Alga A Wise, and Philip Wise on the other
side to the land OF James Alexander; thence
through the land of said Alexander TO the
County Boad near q walnut tree-the same be-
ing as near the present temporary rosd as
Practicable. r-l PETIrIosERs
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