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National Republican., 1877-11-19

Mr.. N. Il. FUGITT is Agent for the receipt
OF Advertisements and subscriptions Tor this
Paper, as well as for the Collection Of Ac-
counts.
Mr.. ID. n McCLELLAND Is also authorized
to solicit Advertisements.
National Republican., 1877-11-19

All communications designed tor Publication
should BE- briS ptdin.y w-ihen and only upon side
Of ne paper. Communications moeomponiod By TIE
admt Of Ne author nS solicited, ard UU neither b.
read returned. Rejected manuscript ,oin not be
ivrilod nor procltd The crOpdei state Of our col.
daring he session Of Congress ,cH preclude n,
Insertion QJ long diticlts.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
NHRRTEID,

FLAoo-wHBpLEY. ON November "a, 1877, by
.he Rsy. Dr Chester, Ut the residence Of W whep-
ley. washington, D. O., Henry 4. FLAUa, Of Al.
bany, N. Y,to ADEiiNh WnELrLrV OF the same
place.
Ieesbu q, by the Rev. n. n. Kennedy, CLENESr w
HOWARD of Washington, d. e., To ApDIE NJ,
daughter Of " A. Lutz, ESQ, Of Loudoun County, Va.
No cards
MARTIN-sIMPsoN,- Thursday, November
8, is7 al Foundry NJ. r. Church, by Rev. II. Peytun
brown, JAMES MARTIN, Jr., and NJ ADDpf. daughter
Of =. r. Simpson, Esq, both OF Washington, d. c.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
DIED.

JONES November u, 1877, Of .diphtheria, at No.
fS First street southeast CARRIE CHtrsTER daughter
OF homas q. and Lizzie X. Jones, aged months
and twenty-five days
Mc0RAw.-on the 18TH Of November, 1877, at s;i5
James Mciiraw. 81 aged nny.rye years.
Relatives and tri de- of the family respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral Monday, the 18th inst
nj M, from her residence No ila ID street north
west Solemn Requeim Mass at st. Aloysius Church,
10 a. m.
WAITER-on Sunday, the 18th Of November, NJ
hnli-past eleven o'clock D. NJ, CATHERINE PAULINE
WALTER, daughter OF Charles Walter
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
STlARWALT.-Suddcnly Of d,phthera. MATTE
blNELI, eldest daughter of Andrew and naria Ia
starwalt aged u years. Services at tie house, III
carroll street, this evening, at o'clock Friends Of
The ininily are invited, The body will be taken TO
B.lleiontaine Ohio, for interment.
The sweetest words Christ ever smoke were these.
suner little childrcn 70 come unto me Thy child
empty arms TO Him who alone can comfort and by
aith thou shalt see MATTE safe In the arps Jess
National Republican., 1877-11-19
BILL HEADS. LETTER HEADS.

CIRCULARS, DODGkRS
and all kinds of JOB PRINTING executed with ueats
ness and dispatch VI THE REPUBLICAN LnB
OFFICE, the largest establishment In the city, ocl2-s
National Republican., 1877-11-19

MONDAY Yii.;;i.i;,iitH NOVEMBER IL. 1877
National Republican., 1877-11-19
The National Republican

l. published daily teSccpt sundays by the
Republican Printing n Publishing Company,
n the southwest corner Of Pennsylvana Avenue and
thirteenth street AZ ~ per annum n advance, or 20
Address, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, d. c.
National Republican., 1877-11-19

II Mrs. Eliza NJ. Moshcr. on First street, between
High and Potomac Georgi town, H. G.. The special
attention Of ANY one seeking q frstclass residence !
directed to this property. The house contains hncen
large rooms, wine cellar, cool vaults hot and cold
wafer gas and all the modern nprov enents In per-
feet order. large garden surrounds the hois", flled
with shade and fuirees The situation OF the prem.
sss " considered Among the most select of Grorge-
town, making II one Of the most delihiihl residences
la the District Of Columbia For terms, apply to
W. II. CLAGEIT
n0a-lat sis Market Space.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
HOUSES.

TOR RENT-A F1VESTORY BRICK HOUSE,
II in perfect order; newly painted and pspered,
with all modern cunvenienCes; location, No. S6 Il
street northwest the Post nnd Patent oillces.
For terms apply al 7la Market Space. WILLIAM r..
RILEY. nOi38t
National Republican., 1877-11-19

EOR RENT.-THREESTORY BRICK HOUSE;
Il bay windows; all modern Improvements; three
blocks from Capitol Grounds. seS and so per month
j. b. ARCHER
noGtf Rooms u 4 l. Fe,leral DuIldmEs, IIh q SIS.
National Republican., 1877-11-19

EoR RENT TO 4 GOOD TENANT FOR A
II moderate price, the beautiful residence known
as "HillsIdct" N Uniontown; short walk from the
car route House contains eight rooms, two paZzas
front, with barn. carraSe-house, wood house, hem
house, &C.. and two acres OF ground, with cho.cs
fruit Inquire at 6g street northwest. oc:tu
EIOR RENT-THE NEW AND ELEGANTLY.
Il finished residence, containing twelve rooms,
with every convenience, No 1870 Vermont avenues
Inquire OF WM. sTICRNEH, National saw nRs Bank,
National Republican., 1877-11-19
WANTED.

OFFICE OF LINCOLN PARK LAND.-THlS
" land II beautifully located, adjoining Lincoln
Park In squares 9ss, gsg so, lOs i0, l0S 1884, l0so,
l0B 1857 l0, 1919 and lOdl will be sold In squares or
lots on easy Terms deferred payments secured at "
per cent. The Lincoln Park Association conten.'
plates huildnK usre 1914 In the spring Plans viii
be nirnishsd 20 suit the taste. q gnrchssss wth9rt
ofiice 90 Estreet northwest, where oil inionnnpo
he obtained, nu'-lr
National Republican., 1877-11-19

rINO MEMBERS OF CONGREsS.-FOR RENT,
l. at li0s street northwest! ,lrvx rooms on srtk.
beautifully :arpisned on sst6nd hoor, hrst-class
house with modern improvements, with board nRd
lodging. Bath rooms &c. ocic.f
FURNISHED RooMs-AT 326 INDIANA AVE-
IL NUE. oc2-2m+
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
IL BOARD, corner of New York avenue and Fif
tcenth street Mrs. NJ. I, soUTHALL, formerly Of
baltimore, oc2D-lm
National Republican., 1877-11-19
FOR SALE.

Coco WILL BUY ONE OF THE BEST RES
sDOOO taurants In the city, on Pennsylvania av-
rnup doing good business, with large house VI de-
sired. suitable ior II boarding house License granted
Hnd cheap rent. Inquire OF W. 7. JOHNSON, 6i3
seventh street northwest. nul7-Ns
ENoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A THREE.STORY
elevei.rU0m brick house, No. aO7 u street north
weSt. Apply on premises, or of -
j. b. ARCHER,
nod-tf fe,leral RnIldIngs, 5lh and + sts., n. W.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-24
Fashionable Women.

Fashion kills more women than toll
aud -orrow Obedience 10 fashion is a
greater transgression of the laws of wo-
man. nature-a greater injury to her
physical aud mental s.tuation-than
poverty AID neglect. The slave woman
az her task will live and grow old. and
will ste two or three generations of her
mi>tresses fade and pass away. The
ws>her-woman, with scarce ray Of
hope to cheer her in her toll, will live
to see her fashionable sisters die all
arouni her. The kitchen maiden is
hearty and strong, while her lady has
20 BE nursed like sick baby.
II is sad truth that the fashion -tem-
pered women are almost worthless for
the ends of human life. They have
but little force Of character. They have
still less power Of moral will, and quite
as little of physical energy. They live
for 40 grea. purpose in life; they &C.
complish no worthy ends They are
only doll-forms in the hands Of milli-
ners and servants, to be dressed and
fed to order. They dress nobody and
they save nobody They write no books;
they set no rica examples of virtue and
Of womanly lite If they rear children
servants and nurses do sll. save to con-
ceye aud give them birth And when
reared, what are theyf What do they
ever amount to but weak sci0ns II tho
old stock: Who ever heard Of fash
ionable womaa's child exhibiting any
virtue or power of mind for which it
becomes eminent. Read the biogra.
phies of our great and good men and
women. Not one Of them bad fash.
ionable mother. They nearly all
sprang from strong-minded womeI.
who had about as little to do with
fashion as with the changing clouds.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-24

h,d been found guilty. and that the wo-
,a4A whose Career had been so singular
) unfortunate. was ria of him at last.
HIS honor then sentenced Lewis tn the
highest penalty in his power 10 intiict
five years IN the Stat Prison at hard
labor Atthe request q the district at
t3-ney, aslle prosq4s was entered in
tae c.tse Of he woman. whose name an,.
"ilress, AID thas OF her employer, have.
a r. act Of justice 70 the parties them
...ye-. ben wI.hheli = IImss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-24

Having succeeded to the business Of the North
Pacific Brewery, We Will sell our Cream Ale Por-
ter. and Lager Beer which is acknowledged TO r.
the hest ~ the nartet at prices that will conpe%>
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-24
A Romance IN Real Life.

THE USRoRTUSATE oAEFEH uF
YOUNG ESGLlsH WOMAN ->.-E -
COMES THIEF ID SUPPLY s aRrrH
WITH wHgsKT
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-12
Probate Court.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
lN named Executors, administrators, Guar
dians and Assig nees. lave tled in my office at
81. Clsirsville. thar accounts and vouchers for
settlement, to wit:
WIN hay, admr OF Hannah Dunfee, decd.
Jas GIBBONS: suardisR OF Heueen = WORMS
Saml Talbot. guardian Of Abigail moore.
minor.
Lee Evans admr OF Sarah teed aee'd.
VIM II Hays. guardian oil Charity A Barnes.
minor.
Charles Fox, guardian OF Elizabeth W
and Ed ward A + X. minors.
Joel Elliott. exr OF Anthrny Ksnuard; decd.
N T.gsart. adnr oi Eiytr. Groves; des,d;
Andrew POI Ierfeld, guard an oil John and
II NJ Fa coner. minors.
Eont Finney. guardian Of = Jsnne!ta M, z. k9Dt
&, and Joseph Finney. minors.
Geo W Custer. exl of Geo Custer. decd.
kobt Dent. err oIJo1n, Dent; DECD. d..,a
Smith 81 Clair and Thos Fred. assignees OF
David Caldwell. guardian of Nancy A shsp~
Geo Croker, admr Of VIM Dent. decd.
James Bethel. guardian OF James Nc
MARY N Chandler guardian Of George and
Rachel A Chandler and Elmer e Williams,
minors.
Israel Steer. guardian of Mary Il, Jesse o,and
James N Weeks, minors. 1zs
John Stewart, guardian Of Rachel Rainey,
Reeve Lewis, admr of Calvin Ramsey, decd.
Reese Lewis. guardian of orien 8. Ada IA .
and VIM Huise. minors.
l n Riley. sdmr de bonis non Of John Patton
An Of which will be for hearing on the LIST
Ross Alexander. Assignee Of Swartz &Sons.
Robert Mann, admr OF Emanuel Manu-:
g. w. CARROLL,
July S, '77-.3t. Probate Judge.
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SPECIAL
Master G. Commissioners Sale.

IN pursuance Of q Judgment and order Of the
i Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont county
Ohio. At Its Spring Term lST, will offer Tor
Martins Ferry. Belmont county. OHIO. on
Monday, August @, 1877,
the following described Real Estate, situate
IN Martins Ferry.
First Tract--Bounded as follows: Beginning
at y post In Hanover st., in sald town; thence
north s5lzo 5 ea-t Is6 feet, TO . post; thence
south II east S3l feet to a post, on the margin
of the Ohio River; Themes south $40 west w
street 3i7 feet to the beginning, containing
Two Acres, more or less, being Known as the
'Giass Works property"
corner OF Ohio Avenue and said Hanover ST..
thence enthusiastically with the line OF Han
over street, $50 feet more or less, to the margin
point distant 50 feet from Hanover street. by
3 line perpendicular g. ereio; thence north
westwardly In q line parallel with Hanover 81
to its Intersection with Ohio Avenue; thence
northeastwardly In the line of Ohio Avenue
50 feet TO the beginning, except an alley l;
feet wide, at the distance of 200 feet back from
With the privilege Of building over said alley
leaving an opening Of notless1han l2feet high
3--Le,s No. and s. in Grifiths addition te
ls1k feet wide, along the south side OF Lot No
s. and extending westwardly OF even width
the depth Of said lot No. s
Slot 90 in wailace's addition.
8-The undivided one-halfoi Lot ls2 In Wal
T@Lots iso and ISL In wallacs's addition.
s-L0t No. In Coss' addition told numberh
ie-Machinsry, Tools. and Moulds Of the Ex
Appraised value, tSi $50.
Terms OF sale-Cash.
Special Master Commissioners.
J July s, lS77-ts
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-12

TnE meeting on last Thursday tjr the pur
spose Of fixing the time and place for the next
!; County Convention, and appointing delegates
to Cleveland, was attended by larger nuu'
Der of Republicans than any meeting for
similar purpose for several years past. Many
prominent Republicans from different sections
fwere present and manifested more than the
usual degree Of interest. The meeting was
presided over by Maj. W. S. Keonon. A full
and free expression of opinion was had con-
cerning the matters for which the meeting
was called, after which it was determined that
the next sCeunty Republican Convention
should be held in ST. Clairsville on the 9th
day of August.
A committee of seven, consisting OF J. r.
Anderson, Crawford E. Welsh, L.. C, Sedg-
wick, VIM. Smith, W. A. Hunt, P.W. Help
bringer and &c. Martin, were appointed
to report the nsnes Of persons for delegates
TO the State Convention.
The following persons were selected by the
committed and reported to the meeting
Delegates4J. b. Smith, Pultpsy james r.
Anderson, Pultney; ], s, Ely, Warren; A, b. |
Caldwell, Washington; Solomon Hoge, Som
erset; ID. D. T. Cowen, Richland; Barnet
Taylor, Kirkwood; q. W.. Smith, Pease; Da
vid Branson, Flushing; p. W.. Helpbringer, |
Smith. .AIternates-D Henry West, Rich
land Nathan Holloway. Goshen; Lee Evans,
Wayne; Dr. Isaac g. Cope, Colerair; Capt. |
W. b. Kirk, Union; Jacob Boyer, Jr., York; |
John warson, Wheeling. C. 9. Fowler,
Mead; VIM. Smith, Warren; A p. Tallman,
Pease
The report of the Committee was unani-
mously adopted, and the meeting adjourned
well pleased with the work of the day.
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CT. ". a w. Railway.

Cleveland, -Tuscarawas Valley 6 Wheeling1
r' % "''-' Railway Company, pa y
j-u 20. Cleveland, june I2, 1877.
V,HE Subscribers 10 the Capital sserk OF 81 ii
- Company will lake notice that their SUBJ
sciiptions heretofore made for the purpose OF
aiding In extending the railroad of said Com
pany from its present terminus TO- the Ohio
River. having heretofore been accepted; by
said Company, the Board OF Directors OF said
Company at y meeting thereof, held on the
5th day ofJune. 1917. by resolntion. ordered
that the Arst tnstallB ent Of five dollars $500
on each share Of flfty dollars ts50oo) 30 sub
seribed TO the capital stock Of said Company
now due IRON subscribers. appearing 90 the
books and individual subscriptions so accept
ted shall be paid on or before July lst 1877. to
r. A. Hepein, Treasurer Of said C0npony, al The
general office thereef OF the same may, pc paid
10 A. J. Baggs, Al Brldgeport, Ohio. or TO such
person as be may direct; and nsafd Treasurer
and said Haggs. and also sHch peEsoa IS the
said Bags may duly authorize TO receive
of them by said Company empowered and au-,
thorized 10 receive and receipt Tor the, zane
for and on Its behal and ten per cent OF said
subscription shall be due. Jaad its hereby re-'
quired TO be paid to said Treasurer, af the GEN
erai office Of said Company. as gforesaid, or the
same may be paid to A. j. Bags, at Bridge
port, Ohio, or such person. rs he may desig.
nate, who are authorized to receive the same
for and on behalf of said Company on the
day following the expiration OF every thirty
days from and after July lst, 1877, until the
whole subscription shall be a,ue and required
to be paid az abo-e specified. S2et'oi [etitA'
BY order OF the Hoard OF Directors. q - \.
T. lYIR p. A. HEN lit Secretary. y
July 5, lS7-l0m. osn"
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Personal.

Rev I. ]. Spencer, Pastor of the Disciples
CHURCH, of Bellaire. is OF this week on a visit
to friends in East Virginia.
Major l. E. Eaton, of Kansas, stopped over
here last Friday, to see friends, en- route from
New York to bis Western home. He looks
as we'll as if be was U. s. Marshal of Kansas.
Mrs DR. John c. sTallman went to Golumbes
last week to visit the family of her father,
MFR Samuel Mutchmore.-
Recorder Barnes is guest of his brother,
the Secretary of State, at Columbus. The
races At which Sleepy George and Goldsmith
Maid ere attractions are mol IN his programme,
of course.
Gen G. W. Hoge, of Beilaire, spent day
or two in town this week among friends.
Capt Alexis Cope was at home over Sab
bath. SIS - sss$stsbE =
Misses Amels and Lizzie Adams of this
place are in attendance upon four weeks
term of tie Normal Institute at Worthington.
HIS ex Honor Judge Chambers returned
from 81. Louis, last week, and is now of for
Morristown.
Mr.. N. B. Walker, formerly of Bellaire,
Disbursing Clerk of the Registers Office, U.
8. Treasury, was in town last week. Mr..
Walker has under consideration his retire
ment from the service of Uncle Sam, and en-.
gaging IN private business q = nm 6
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-12

ABOUT the beginning Of last week George
Frater. ST, left his home near Shepherdstown,
six miles northwest of this place, in Wheel
ing township, passed through here for Wheel
ing, and took boat from there to Marietta,
Ohio, and went out about five miles from
Marietta to Key Wood Station, and expected
20 remain there two or three weeks among
friends and relatives, hoping that the change
of water, diet, &C., might improve his health.
But he was taken violently i'll on Thursday or
Friday after his arrival there, and in spite of
the skill OF eminent physicians, grew worse
and worse till Monday night, when death
came to his relief. His disease appears TO have
been inflammation of the bladder. His friends
received dispatch concerning his illness on
Saturday, and his sons George, John and
William, started at once, and upon their ar
rival at his bedside on Sunday evening, found
him unconscious and dying. His remains
were brought to this place by rail on Tues
day evening, and taken at once to his home
near Shepherdstown, and on Wednesday q
large concourse of people followed them to
their last resting place, in Unity Cemetery.
He was in his 88th year, honored, beloved
and respected by all who knew him. - a..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-12

The temperance wave, is still rolling
on in this cominunIty-on Saturday
tevening an immense meeting assem-
bled in the Court House to listen to Mr..
Gus Johnston speak and many Signed
| the pledge. On Sunday evening in the
u. P Church, another meeting was
held and the very large audience was
proof of the interest manifested. A
Com mittee consisting OF DIR. III. West,
Benz. Mcbride, Rev. Balph, DR.. A. H.
-Hewetson, s. Gressinger, VIM. Walker,
and W. A. Hunt, were appointed to
consider the best methods to secure a
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SHERIFFS SALE.
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
gls1g ere In Partition. -hg 5.i =
Emily C. Craft ct al.
Iohn T. Norris ct al.

q. tiiV Emily C. Craft ct al. 81 z 20
h,l a John r. Norris ct al fipT1c -
ID virtue of an order of sale in tAe above
ID case issued and u me objected from the
Court OF Common Pleas OF belmont county.
Ohio, will offer for sale, at the 'front.' door OF
the Court House, in st. CiairsvilIe, Ohio ON
Saturday, July 2I, IS77y inG
at the hour OF o'clock P. NJ. on said day, the
following described premises, to wit: -
Situate IN the county of Belmont and State
Of ohio, and being q part Of section No: 5, IN
stone at the southwesI corner Ihence north
i6.5 perches 10 o staxe; thence eastl rerch to q
stake; thence 4-3 perches STAKE thence
north GOo ~ east $40 peFches TO stake; thence
south $40 AZ east ll6.5 perches 10 stak ke;thenee
south 39.4l perche> 10 q stake; thence west SO
perches TO q hiie oak; thence south $50 west
81 perches to stake, tEence VESTS perches
to the beg In ming. containing 63 acress roods
and 81 perches more, ,r less.
ALSO-Part Of section No. 8. township No,
7, range No. 4. and being the. south west part
ginning for the same at the mouth OF the lane
Q aiding to said Norris house, and on the line
between Close and Frazier and running
thence with said line north go 30 east $3.50
centre Of a ditch; thence with the centre OF
said ditch north SO 3Y west Is rods to the west
boundary line of said tract as above described,
and thence south with said line 7462 rods to
the place Of beginning. containing l3 acres,
rood and ls perches OF land.
Appraised at $3.50 90. ~ 'i bIh- t-l
Terms OF ofsale-One-third cash, one-third In
ore year. and one third in two years, with In
terest on deferred payments, to be secured by
mortgage on premises sold. .+if r -.f % - I
..0-Ti 1il .iLWM. g. KINNEY. Sheriff, 1
KENNoN q PRATT, atys. f Je2l, It's.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-12

TIE statistical report of the Probate Judge
to the Secretary of State, shows that during
the year ending March 31st, there was 113l
births and 3sS deaths in Belmont county. OF
these deaths three were suicides and two muir
ders. Sixty-six were from Consumption and
twenty-three from Typhoid fever. Two of
the persons dying, both colored, are reported
100 years Of age and above, viz: Edward
Jones Of Pesse township rs years old, and
Julia Simmons, of Warren Tp., 100 years Of
age.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-12
THE ST0RM-KING IN BEL.
.t MONT COUNTY.
Its Pathway Destruction.
A Belt Of Country two Miles
Wide Devastated. ed,
Damage to Crops S5O,OOO.


- IA "A
During the psst txo osg three weeks this
county rs well as the country genersliy has
been visitedby severe wind and rain storms.
rhe damage in this county until last week
vas confined mostly to the destruction Of
orchards ausif fsres. trees, and slight injury
TO crops, but now We chronicle the visitation
IN last Thursday evening at about 4 O'clock
of probably The most destrnctise and far
reaching combined rain, hail and wind storm
that ever passed over this part of the country.
1t origuated at some point north of us, tnucli-
ing Cadiz in a, quiet way, wiki simple hail
unaccompanied by wind Or rain, doing con
siderable damage to the windows of houses
and Churches The lights in the new N. E.
Church were damaged to the extent of 5000
II passed on through Harrison and into
Belmont, striking Flushing lightly in its
course, passing in the main To the east of the
town, and doing but little damage as far as
Bigley's watering trough on the road abou;
midway between Morristown and Flushing
About that point the storm of wind, rain and
heavy hail struck in its greatest fnrv and ,ook
a southerly direction, passing just east of
Morristown, west of Belmont and between
that point and Burr's Mills, through Goshen
and Wayne townships to Beallsville, Monroe
ooun'y' WHICH 'S aS Lar NIB we nave oeen aoie
to trace its course. The storm began about
half past three o'clock and continued over
half an hour. extendine over belt ~ ter,;
.a-.. - - s"ns,s
'ory irom one anu nsii 10 TWO miles VIDE
and passing entirely across the county, bear
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The boys are oil home with their fast
horses. They report the campaign rather
hot one, but did some good for themselves
financially. Woodmansee's horse. just from
Monroe county,, has been able to get away
with almost anything that would fool with
him away out in "Indianer." Blne Goose had
the misfortune to tear shoe in q race at
Coshocton, leaving his foot in such conGi.
tion that he will be compelled to quit business
for short time In order to let it grow out.
vi. Eiseman, the driver OF Blue Goose, has in
training several new horses on the track
at the Fair Grounds. Sleepy George 10 in
Columbus this week and will next 70 to
Cleveland. O. - Is s -
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/ M ARRIED.

ULSTON-HENRY-O Sunday evening
y by /. ]. Spencer, at his residence, Dir. John
W. Coulston and Miss Maggie A. Henry
all Of Bellaire, Ohio.
HOWARD-DUHAM 4th, by
Rev. W. d. Stsrkey, Mr.. Thomas Howard
and Miss Rosetta Duhamell. aa.-E
BULETT-BARTHOL the Sd
inst, by the Rev. r. Alexander. MIR.
Emanuel N. Bulett, of York Co., Pa, to
Miss Della NJ. Bartholomew, of Bridgeport.
Also on the evening of the same day, by the
same, at the house Of the brides father,
Mr.. Winfield 3. Fawcett to Miss Annie c.,
daughter Of Isaac Neiswanger, Esq, both
Of this place. ss-ise'7i s4ir ,