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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

and for any others in whose campsn-
panionship she vas placed, aud all
who knew her feel sad mat 50 early in
life she was called to suffer and die.
COMMUNION SERVICES in the U. P
Church, Rev. r. G. Campbell, pastor,
were held on Sabbath, Oct. %, DIR.
Vincent, of New Athens, assisting.
Subjects OF discourse: f iday -Self-eX
animation, "What lack | yet?" Satur-
day-Pardon of sin, For my thoughts
are not your thoughts" Sabbath
Result of Christ's cruc fiXion, And !
if be lifted up from the earth will
draw all men unto me-" Monday
Glorifying God through the body and
spirit, which are His. There were
six accessioDs to the membership Of the
Church.
EDWARD PRYOR, killed at Blrnes-
vile by "a train, recently. worked on
the c., 7. V. C w. Railroad, within
two miles of this place. He worked
in 'Mulby's gang boarding at the
house of Mr.. James Bell. and Was re-
ported to be civil, inoffensive man.
A FINE FAMILY HORSE, owned by
Mr.. John Gillespie, and which was
valued at $3.50 or over, died on Satur-
day morning, of lung fever.
THE LADIES MISSIONARY SOCIETY,
of the Presbyterian Church, were rep
resented in satisfa tory manner al
Columbus, by their delegate, Mis-:
Clarissa Campbell.
Mrs. ANNA SNEDEKER is seriously
- ic itk
are no other cases OF which We are ap
prised.
L. W.-The greatest fatality in tht
construction Of railroads, Was in th'
CONSTRUCTION of the Panama Road
where, hS computation, we find tina
there was death for each yari OF rail
lcaz-Sl, 600 lives being lost during it
construction, from malaria.
II S. N.-rhere are Mint regulation
| concerning the circulation of Tfad
: Dollars. Better become scQuaiBie'
: with these before bnying in any iaFg
amounts. They were worth 96 cents
hut since the suspension OF coinage {
the San Franci-cn Mint have been co
2 nered' up to 80 cents.
\. R.-There are in existence re
bats, and one was on exhi bition yes
since at Mr.. Bsthel's shop, in tn
. town, and numbers called To see it.
think he mas it yet, and if YOU cali
will be pleased To grant you IL sight I
it. They can often be found in II
= back walls of fire. places and furnace
I. They fly mostly on Ecu fth of July, tt
day after St. Patrick's Day in Il
. Morning. and often after briiiiaI
= Democratic victory. Had you attent
" I'd the grand MISUNDERSTANDING
you could have seen them on the Il
Like swan they have great power
wing, to break a bone or spoil yO1
: nose. If you wish to sea one fly, ca
: an Irishman a liar when he has pa
= day up in his hair. H.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01
NOR RRESTO syN.

OCT. 29-As the majority vi the vo-
ting population in Belmont county de-
sire that a Home for orphan children
shall be huilt, we Of MorriStoWn wouid
bespeak the favorable consideration OF
the County Commissioners as to its To-
cation at this place. Our situation is
about as central as any place likely to
be chosen, and being loeats I'd mid way
between the two Bti:rDsds-ihe c., T..
V. d W., and B. d n.-and on the Ma
tional Road, makes cur town easy OF
access from all parts OF the county; be
sides this advantage We have AN hGun
dance of good water, coal and wood
being easy ct ACCESS and as cheap, II
not cheaper atcuriing to quality, as
can be obtained anywhere in thecoun-
ty. Our location is healthy, and being
generally free from any seVefe epi-
denIic which often proves so fatal
among children. and the moral bear
ing of the majority of our citizens
com pares favoraoiy with other SEC
| tionS.
The temperance meeting at the
Town Hall last Sdturd ay evening, was
better attended than usual, but owing
to certain Influences that were set tt
work, did not pass of as pleasantly
as was expected. The enemies of ans
good cause are always on the alert t.
accomplish their designs. Some one
not favorable TO the cause started the
report that the speaker Of the evening
was under the Influence of liquo", anh
as it came to his hearing before he
went to the Hall, he did not feel ii:
i though he cou d act in the capacity o
a lecturer He, however. made few
remarks, vindica ling himself, by de
nying the charge, but contessing tha
he had fallen since he took Murphy
but was still going on TO try to CON
Iduar the demon that had SO long beer
traging within him, and destroying All
his manhood We would say in be
half of naany of our best citi
4 zans. and to his honor, that we believe
that he was perfectly sober when here
last Saturday night, and we hope thai
he may still pereevere until he en-
luuers the last desire for that which
ruins his own and the happiness oi Al
with whom he may be associated. The
Rev. Starkey spoke with energy ant
zeal. and was followed by a sh0r
: speech from X. s. Clark, when III
meeting adjourned, to meet at the Co
of the President. 3 70.
Mr.. Archie Todd, who .is now,in thf
West, visiting his sister, has Dot Sc
returned. He, has been gone Va
weeks, yet it was predicted when ht
started that one week Was as long a
he could rem ain absent from the scenes
of his boyish days, and the love Of ont
he has so long cherished. a7 4 roal
Miss Vick Granger who has beer
lspanding the Summer with Mrs. Siinp
8 son, started this morning to the fioii {
of Rev. G. B. Duncan, about 100 miles
north of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Simpson
accompanied her to Waeeiing.
Mr. J. B. EVAN has gone back again
inso the livery business with nIf. a.
Williams, They were p rtn in that
business last winter, but in ghe - ring
Evan sold his interest TO Williams.
Gov. Todd has just completed a
pavement in front of Mr.. Jesse Tracy s
property, which is credit to the work
man and convenience 10 the people.
JASON.
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TILDEN TALKS.

NEW York, October 81 .-EX- Cover
nor riIden was serenaded tonight. In
his speech he said: .'Lf our British
cousins findit difficult to get supply
If food, we have -boundless supply,
aud continent In which are vast acres
of fertile soil adapted TO the use of
agricultural machinery, an connected
with the eenters of trade by great
rivers, vast internal seas and 1o,000
miles Of railway. Why can not Brit
lish wurkmen have cheap food, our
farmers good trade and onr carriers
facilitate this commerce? Commercial
exchanges, it must be remembered, in
volve mutuality. We must reform
and moderate our barbarous revenue
system, and no longer legislate against
works of humanity and benefactors OF
good"
State ticket. He said: "rhis election
mas relation to national politics, in
regard 10 which you expect that |
should make some observations. You
are aware of the results of the contest
in 1876" a voice-"You were rob
bed ."l Mr.. Tilden, excitedly: 81 diu
uot get robbed. The people got rob-
bed. 1t was robbery Of the dearest
rights of American citizens-the right
of the people TO govern themselves and
change their rulers at VIII. Ii the
Anerican people lie down and consent
TO sacrifice the integrity OF their con-
! troll over their own Government, they
vii! commit wrCng, not only against
themselves, hut the people OF every
tbnr Iaud One thing | promise, one
thing [ swear before the assembled
people OF Aineriea-I swear that the
Government of America-will be re-
stored torhe people according to the
ideal of its founders" Ia
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alsgcr i Illm .SsiOacr's Sale.
James Kelsey VS. .jobn Fleisner of n

James Kelsey VS.. John Fleisner ct al.
\ pursuance Of an order of the Court of Com
1.inou i'less ofB lnont county, Onio, mad
~ ths January te, III thereof, 4 D. 1871, in Ih
a59ve entitled action, and 10 me duly issued
Wlii i-uner iior sale al Public Auction, on
Tuesday. November 20, 1877,
at | O'clock afternoon, ON THE PREMISES
lhe following described Real Estate with N
ipparteDances, as the pguper y Oh the deien
dan l. JOhn Fleisner, VIZ:
Situate ia tile county OF Belmont, State q
I bic. and peiDg iart Of section u, iownsnil
), oi range :, SAME being The face OF ont L.
NO. zU-tbe toiti strata bel q excepted. Begi
ling Tor The same on the Top OF tae magnesi is
lime Stone strata on the Powell line runnin,
dde vest with said liue ~ rods to a stake oi
TIE COUnty Road near a large poplar tree
thence soutn lSo west 1879 roIs; thence souII
20 EAST p rods; thence south lbs Yves, is rott,
To stcne; Themes 20 rods; thence south 6S3z'
east2i 81 roIs to beech Tree; thence souIi
35t5o east 40 rods; thence soatn 40 east 10 rod
Ia the south end of The east line OF PoNyeIIs
above the sait limestone strata To a stake
thehee III northwestern direction along IN
7 q fCweil lice TO he pl.. &c of beg iuIIuE con =
tairins 81 crcs, rood and 2l p-rehes, more
or less.
A-4so-The st.rface OF the following describes.
tract, situate il the county and state afora
saiu, and surveyed by Saul X huggIes, Ajr,l
%, 1868 being par of The east han Of sc :iIop
Y, township :. OF range 2, and beginning 10
the aalne al The h corner OF Lot No. 10, sur
Nc.ed Oy Kennon, at y stone, and runuii q
tlence South lUo west 10 G6 rods TO n stone. Il
tue Uouniy itotd thence south S9lso east 30
tols 10 "a Stake near a -sa:ing fence; thel ce
with tn said fence north 81 east ~ RODS to
a stakt ; thence So east al rods to n locust
trge; thence north 42l2o cast 1888 rods 10 a
small nm; Lheace west 50 Is rods 10 IEe place
Of beg .nning, containing 3 acres and -
perch es nuTs or less ara being lhe sam e tract
OF and conveyed by Henry West, Admir- OF
Joseph ktrkwond, deed. TO John Fleisner, By
deeI dated March .. Io7o.
I rms 81 Slo- Cash. Appraised at $500 as
foiioa s:--FiEst T,act 81 40 and 81 Trnct al
50 0. j. +. .CtlARLESWORrH,
{ SNTl'iI WY MASTER onim issioR er.
!sllS, 47-Ss.
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G.. y. G w. Railway,
Cleveland, fuscarawas Valley & Wheeling)
- -.--4 Railway Company,

Cleveland >t'uscarawas Valley & Wheeling)
w -,-4 Railway Company, :
Cleveland, June -, 1871. }
FaNHE Subscribers to the Capital stock of saIU
a x m .a.,ty will take notice that their sub
scliEt o lS heretofore made for the purpose o
aiding IN extending the railroad Of said Com
pauy from it's present terninuS to the Ohio
River, having heretofore e N accepted by
company ats meeting thereof, held on tht
5th day of June 1877, by a resolution, orderei
that the first instailnIe ent of five dollars $500
on each share OF fifty dollars $50 00) sub
scribed to the capital stock of said company
now due from subscribers. appearing on tht
books and Individual subscriptions so accepi-
ted Shall lie paid ON or before July list 1871, Il
p A .IietUeiu Treasurer of said Company at IN,
general oDiCe thereof, OF the same may be pan
10 A. j. Bags. at bridgeport. Odio. or TO suc
person as he may rect; and said Treasure
and said faggs. and also such person as tn
satd Bagss may duly auihcrize to receIv,
moneN due p0u said subScT1 p! ions are eithel
OF them by said Company empowered and au
thorized 10 receive and receipt Tor the sa.ns
Tor and on lis behal and ten per cent of sal,
subscription shall be due (and is hereby re
quired To he paid to said T. edstrer, at the gen
e1,at Office of said Company, Gfores;id, or th.
same,nay be paid to: A. j. baggS, at Bridge
port, Ohio, or such person as he may desig
nate. who are authorized to receive the sam,
tor and on beh alf OF said Company on Ih'
day following the expiration OF every thri y
days from and after July lst, 1871 until tbs
whole subscription shall be aue and requires
to be paid. as above specified.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
P. a. HEWITT, Secretary.
| July ), iS77-l0m. al.lcf.
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The first shipment of meat directiB
from this country to France was made
on the Labrador last week. Itconsisted
Of 80 cafeasses of beef, 50 sheep. and 81
hogs. Two h0geheads fo Saddle Rock
oysters were also sent. '.- H
A number of masOns who went from
this country to England under proguise
of employ ymemt, found they had been
engaged to. fill the places IF men. on
strike against a reflucti@a of wages.
They pity joined the 8tYik p p
The otherdaya train Carrying 2
the 4trical troupe inade the run from
New York to Philadelphia iii 0F1e'h0ur
Ead forty-aiHe IniButes-tbe fastest
time on record. A -A .fH
Meyera, the self--obbed Treasurer Of
Augiaize C0unty, gets. thrfe years IN
the pani entiarN.. There Nere as large
rascals as Myers IN the same little
Democratic ring at Wapak9neta, end
they should be sent Oil As promptly as
possible to keep hin compaoy. at
The coIored people of Mississinpisre
getting up powerful organization for
the purpose of einigralitIg. OF the
White l. a uars Of III State it m y
he said: Whom the gods would ue-
: rly hey first make mad .i'urr zA7
Attorney Geper | Dew MS expr S 'eS
surprise that any Govenment officials
had hesitated to speak or vote on ac-
count of the Pies denis civil service
order. He says this is g perver$ion tf
the ordar, for it states distinctly tba
the right to vote or to express the r
views either orally or in writing is nt t
denied. provided it does not inletfef @
with the discharge OF their official
duties,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

Sheriff s Sale.
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
In Partition.

ID
VS..
Mary Beam ct al
DY virtue of second order of sale In the
y above case issued and to me directed from
he Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont coun>
W. Ohio, will offer for sale at the front door
Of the Court House, in ST Clairsviile, Ohio, oG
Monday, November 10, 1877,
1t the hour of O'Clock P. M on said Gay, the
following described premises TO witt,
Situate ia the county of Belmont and S'ate
If Ohio being part or section No. 80. township
No. I. and range No 4, beginning tor the bbun-
aries thereof at The south OF the National
.urpp pike Il Jad. near Smiths Mill roa1, ana
tesr to a stake in the premises at stone
planted; thence so1th l2%o west IL rods To n
stone planted in the edge OF said mill roao;
Jnence north $50 east 40 rots 10 stone
thence south to n corner oil Jold Brewer )
ut; thence north l21lo east Al rods TO a stone;
hence south S3S44' west ~ rods to the place ol
'eginning containing 10 acres of land
more or less. known as the Tavern properly
formerly KEPT by one sturgeon, in Loydsvlile,
said county, on which large brick tavern
GOuse is erected.
said premises are suIject to yearly allow
nee as rents and profits of S42 " 10 Ann
kinsley.
Appraised at $1,000.
Tein of SALE "a cash. q in one year, and Is
N two years, with interest on deferred pay
| 'nents. TO be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold. -.
---. WM G KINNEY, Sheriff.
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Legal Notice.

Mahlon Srcith. who resides IN Taylor county,
Iowa; LOUIS, Taibert and Thomas Taibert,
her husband; Layina Grant and W m Grant,
her husband; WIN. Smith, Mahion smith jr,
and James smith, children OF William. whJ
reside In Wayne county, Illinois, sarah
Boiler and ], nm BoiieT. her husband; Csth-
arine Morris and Franklin Norris. her hDs-
baud, WhOr side III - - lbWS$ - "a
beth Grew ami Aouer Crew, her sd,
in Clark county, Iowa; lydia Biacl5<er = and
William Black iedse. her hussjsrId, III lest
Virginia, the children add Eeiis whose
names are UNKNOWN, OF Susan l.yie. who
reside inClark county, Iowa and David Me-
Coywho resides in Hartford 90, Maryland
IHJ I'LL, take notice, that or ths<lsth day of
wv Septembe 1877, VIM. Stanton. Admins,
traitor with the VIII an seXed, of spencer
Smith, deed, filed In the court OF Comm IN
Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio, a petition
Spencer Smith aud OF Rdcnel Smith, late OF
Belmont county, deed, the object aud prayer
OF which petition Is TO exclude the heirs of
said Rachel from any interest in the persOuaI
or real property, which was of the estate of
said Spencer aud which remained undiSpOseti
of at the death of said Racpel, and for distri-
but<bn, under the will of said Spencer of said
property alter taking into account the ad-
vancements mentioned therein; also iOr au-
thority to said Administrator 60 sell lots
known as lots numbered 81 and 56 in the town
tion OF the proceeds and for instruction and
direction as to the di-tributiOn of said prop
eriy. Sail defendants are required to aDpea r
and answer the petition on or before the 18th
day of Noveinb ber. 1871
VILLAS STANTON,
Administrator OF Spencer smith decd
ST. CLAIa KELLY, Atty. 9 y, '77-6w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

TILpEN is "swearist." He raised
his right hand during his serenad'
speech last Saturday evening spd said
stI swear before the assembled peopl'
of America''-tbe assembled people o
America being small crowd OF hoWl
ing New York city "Demmycrats,
and q hrass hap(f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01
FARM for SALE.

I WILL sell at private sale. my FARM, con>
i ta!ntning 9i}s acres, situated In Coersin
township, miles northeast of 81. Clsirsviile
and | y miles from Pleasant Grove. The I'M
proveInents are good, and consist of a large
Tenant House, COED Barn, Horse Ssasles aud
necessary outbuiidings. rhe soil Is good. and
the Farm Is we'll Set in grass. IL is We'll wa
tered-has plenty. of timber-conSenient 10
churches anu schDols, and altogether Is a Ssry
"a sirable home for any ono Wishing small
arm. 3. NJ. SLOAN,
9-27-2m, Harrisvllle.O.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

Meyers, the Auglaize County Treas
urer. with the aid of his friends, stole
over $50, 900 of public money, and tried
very hard to have two innocent men
copvicted ofthe crime. He was sent
cnced by a Democratic Judge to five
years in the penitentiary. A few years
ago two Young men III the same
county stole some axes, cooking uten-
siis. corn. etc, amounting altogether
to about $500. That same Judge sen
fenced them to ten years each In the
peniten1iary. Moral: Never steal on
a small scale in a Democratic county.
Gin. Gazette.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

THE telegrspA announces the death
at Memphis of General Forest, who
next to Stuart, was the most energetic
cavalry officer in the Confederate ser
vice. His name is imperishably asso
ciated with what is called the For'
pillow massacre
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

!, Registration of votes fn Nep Ytrk
fytv closed Saturday night. The total
Is i43, ,375, against lS3,O69 registert d
i ,st year
An application for the pardon o.
Eoh Holland has been filed win the
Attorney General OF the UuIted States
= The forthcoming report of the Com
missioner of InternEl Revenue VIII
shnw that last year Ohio paid over
.Sl5 t,O0. 600 of the revenues collected,
New York. for Il similar period, palu
All a9I POI. Illinois heads the last
with al. .UOO, 900, with Ohio second.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

THE Democrats in Congress have
had several attacks Of common sense
since the opening of the present ses-
sion. but the proposition to adjourn by
the end of ills week is the most ban
eficiaI of oil. But II is a little bit Gu
rious, after all, to see the leaders OF
msiority OF the House proposing to ad'
iourn. for fear they shall make fools ol
themselves in body.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01
COSEs REPORT.
Hon. WILLIAM OKEY, Judge, j. K
MITCHELL. Clerk, and w. q
KINNEY, Sheriff, present.

JP Lowe vs.. Jos Iddings ct al. On
motion of attorney fer plaintiff cause
dismissed, without prejudice TO a new
sctiou at costs of plaintiff.
Mech. Building Association vs.. Sa-
ran Ryner ct al. Cause dismissed
Withou; prejudice 10 new action at
costs of defendants. a.
Jas II Cooper vs.. Della Carpenter ct
al. proceedings of Master snt sate By
him made approved and confirmed,
md deed ordered.
Mary e Acton VS.. Osborn Acton.
Divorce. Heard on motion Of PETITION
Ter for IN allowance OF Temporary ali
mony $50 allowed as such alimOny,and
defendant ordered 10 pay the same
within ten dsys.
| Nj orphead d Brooks. VS.. CrisweI'
& Power ct Al. Sale heretospre MADE
by Master TO S Miller, set aside, and
Master ordered TO again 0tf-r the
premises for sale under the former or
der of the Court.
James BiakemOre vs.. Isaac IddingS
ct al. Jury reported that they we re
unable to agree, and were discharged
Eliza Davidson vs.. John Douglass
Exr. By agreement OF parties Judg-
ment is rendered against the defend
ant as Executor, for $25 and costs.
Agnes $ Atkinson VS. JOS Idding'
lcts4l. ia motion Of plaintiff this causi
is dismissed without prejudice to new
ac ION at costs Of plaintiff.
Robt. D Thompson VS.. JOS Iiding'
ct al. TO jury; Judgment in favor @
plaintiff for 1921 Il. The defendants
ny their COUNSEL, give notice OF = mo
ton to the Court TO set aside the Ver
,ict and grant new trial.
Il Geo ZVeig ". Wm Finley TO jury
4 judgment in favor Of plaintiff IF for SIS
TN Johnson VS. A II Fox Fore
closure; Judgment in favor of plaintiff
for S4St; in def4ult of payment, Mas
ter Cen,n'r Shannon Ordered to sci
:, morlgaged rremises. .-.g
RiehIand Ruildiag Association vs.
Geo p Scheck ct al. Sale by Masse
approved and confirmed and deed or
dered. }.ii-ls i1E
Trustees of Goshen township vs.. Bel
mont Lodge |. O. O. F. No. 227. Sal
by Trustees approved and confirmed
and deed ordered.
? Sarah r Jeffrey vs. VIM Pierce e
: al. An INJUNCTION allowed, to he con
: tinued ufliithe further hearing of thi
, case, on the plaintiffs giving bond i
The sum 0i $500. ,--..-.,. ....s.---f. .
: Arnold L3wton Va. Vhos " Wett
2 erall. Tojury; verdict ia favor OF de
. fendant Plaintiff gives notice Of
= new trial " D.. -
2 Geo w Frye VS.. Jno Wells ct a
] Judgment by default against defend
e ants for $50 -. ... .........-,.,, .....
: State of Ohio VS.. Jas II Hav kin!
i Perjury. Defendant, with JsSse Thon
' AS and Rott McKefvey, his s0retif.
: appeared in open Court, and entere
t iDio bond in the sum OF 500 for h
;, appearance OF the first day OF the ne2
Z term of Court. 1;-r ' --s....-. .t..s .-..a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

ENGLAND isn't the only Nation IN
which Grant is heldin honor. The al
tentious paid him, last week. in Paris
show the esteem in when FRANCE
holds him. Perhaps it will be fonnd
out, after time, that even in the
uoited States lie has some bold.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

-IN the latest issue Of Harper's week
Iy, Mast is represented in one OF his
most telling pictures. The Democratic
tiger and the Republican lamb are
s,,pposed to have lain down together.
One only sees the tiger, however, ano
if he locks after the lamb, is told to
s.irouire within.n The tiger appears
well fed and comfortable.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

FoR State ike Mississippi, where
the era of good feeling is in full blast.
there are a good many ugly things said
and done.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

THE South gets twenty-three Chair
1nanships of House committees; the
New England States will not have one
For Republican lamb inquire Within.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01
THE M A RkE4TSS
AlIa~Eae,lY Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, October 30.-CATTLE
-Rpceipts to dry 1864 head, all for
this market. Prime s. 25, good 81 35a
90. common 10 fair s. co, A 90 y
Hoes Receipts to-day 1926 head
Yorkers S4 90a5 10, PhilaGelphias So 20
as 40. .rt. e.
: SHEEP Receipts 2,1O0 head. Selling
at 81 0Oa5 %, <H5 F
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

THE reports of Senator Morton :
condition are not of an encouraging
character. All symptoms are satisfac-
tory except the stubborn one OF his ID
ability to take food.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

JUICE RUFUS RANNEY is the last
Democrat mentioned in connection
with the Senatorslip; aud one OF the
best.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

NEXT Tuesday somebody VIII near
something drop in Pennsylvania and
New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-01

IN the appointment OF the Congres
sional committees, the subsidy ahO
soft money men carried the fort.