davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-30

3. Indianerna arc nu cit svagt Stag.
te, de hafva forminskats So att knap.
past en- lemning af deras fordna stor-
het finnes qyar. Nagra af deras
stammar ha helt och hallet f6rsvun-
nit fran. jorden, och nastan ALA aro
pa god yag att f0lja exemplet. De
aro ej mera fruktansYarda; men
principerna ON mensklighet, ratt-
visa och jemnlikhet aro lika makti.
ga nu som nagonsin, och dessa prin-
ciper, fordra att regeringen' skall an
wanda ALA de medel som sta den till
buds, for att finna en- god plan, och
da denna en- gang ar funnen genom-
fora den med stadig hand, tyingan-
de sayal vart eget folk som indianer-
ma att noga rata sig efter de 6fYer.:
>enskommelser som blifvit afslutade
de tva partierna emellan. vi tro
att den narvarande Indian Policy
ar pa Diet hela taget= human och klok,
men den ar ej tillrackligt bestamd
och regeringen har Ell visat tillrack-
lig fasthet j att tillhalla vart eget
folk att uppfylla sina f0rbindelser.
Regeringen afslutar fred med indi-
anerna som med en- frammande makt,
men hvilken som helst frammande
makt skulle kama sig fullt beratti-
gad att forklara krig for en- hundra-
dedel af de l0ftesbrott som begatts
af vart folk och tillatits, att Ell sa-
ga godkants af var regering. vi
aro behof af en- bestamd Policy, som
innefattar hela den stora yidstrack-
ia fragan och dessutom, fran rege-
ringens sida, en- strang uppsigt Of
yer saval de Invita- som indianerna.
Det duger ej att vi begagna en- lag
box for de Invita- och en- for india
nerna. M.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-30
-
Heder at Sverige.

En- stolthet for vart land ar utan
tvifvel, att det svenska namnet star
h0gt och hedradt ALA land der, till
och med de NEST ahagsna. Till
delta lyckliga forha allande hafva BIZ
:dragit de svenskar, som lemnat TO-
sterjorden afvensomd de stora veten-
skapliga: snamn, hvilka. har hemma
brutit sig yag till ododlighet och
verldsrykte. vi "a i senare afseen-
det endasts 6rinra ON namnen Lime,
Berzelius, Tegner M. f. =. .,-;,i;f
En- ny tmarkelse har nufi dagari-i
ne tillfallit Sverige genom de unge
man, som pa EFT synnerligt hedran-
de satt deltagit uti den nyligen hall
ma internationella gymnastikfesten
Il Brussel. Tidningarne@derstades
kunna icke nog loforda de syenska
gymnasterna for disciplin under. Of
ningarne, styrka, vighet och ,ele-
gans. De- omtala, att svenskarne
,alltid fatt ga teten vii,d gymnaster-.'
mas festtag, och att densblagula fa-
nan standigt helsades med lefverop
af ALA nationer, belgare, .fransman,
tyskar, hollandare o.-s. Y. ALA,
|. fran de h6gsta myndigheterna till
de lagre borgarne, taflade ON att
visa vara landsman hjertlighet, och
att uttala. sina sympathier for Syer-
ge. Man har sa afgjordt-med eddelar
en- af deltagarne -satt oss framfor
ALA andra vid festen repre- nterade
nationer, att Vi stnndom tlerigenon
kommit i bryderi. "a bank etter.
som gifyits, var jublet allmant och
skalarne entusiastiska for gaImllia gaIm
Sverige SAINT for de naryarande re-
presentanternaS derf6r
Denna framg&ng b6r ytterligare
mana den sYeEska ungdomen, att
fitigt begagna det maktiga helso--
medel som den fatt i arf af gymna-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-30
Inom }ett 6gonblick var stacken som

Inom 5ett 6gonblick var stacken som
inneholl le; tons. no i ljusan laga,
och det dr6jde icke manga minuter
f6rr an elden uppnatt ladugarden,
stale t och magasinet. !. En- gram
fiicka' blef f6rst yarse branden. Hon
springer dit och slar upp d6rrarne.
Stoets fol, som 81 var bunden sprin-
ger ut och ett gossen tillh6rande fol
var ock los genom att taget var af-
brandt. Flickan kunde icke ga in
och losa de 6friga, men hennes bro.
der Lars kommer straxt efter och
springer in j stallet, skar af repet
och far ut det andra f6let som till
horde gossen skoglund.. Men imam
Lars kom, ,hade d6rren till det rum,
der det vackra, 4 ar gamla stoet
stod, slagit igen, och l.. visste ej att
der inne var nagot 1if, hvarfor han
skyndade till ett redskapshjul for
att radda nagot. der. Da han kort
derpa fick h0ra stoet gnagga, var
det for sent att radda henne.
Grannarne skyndade afven till
platsen, men de kunde ingenting
CORA. Den stackars gossen, som ma.
ra ett ar arbetat for denna sin for.
m6genhet, maste gar skjuta den
enc fallen, och den andra ar So lila
brand, att den sannolikt icke kan
lefya. Da nu gossen lanai bade sto-
ct och hennes fol, sa ar f0rlusten
for honom annu st6rre. O. Nelson
var har dag och hemtade slit fol,
som ocksa ar mycket brand. Nagra
bland oss hafva uppsatt en- subskrip-
tionsista, for att bland grannarne
hopsamla den af Nelson askade sum.
man. Nelson, som ar en- mennisko.
van och har ett hjerta for den be.
kymrade, var villig att sjelf forlora
halfva vardet eller $50. Thorson
har, liksom de fiesta ej fatt nagon
skord, men han ar andoek glad Of
yer. att hans fiickor ej blefvo Ia
gornas rof. Lat denna sorgliga hi
storia tjena sasom warning for an
dra. Vakta barnen, och lat dem. al.
drig leka med eldfarliga amnen!
J. A. Skoglaknd.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-30
svensk.1lo,rrske 4, konsuIl pa

Svemsk-norske komsuIIa pa
Mitylene G. Amira haktades den 30
Juni / Smyrna sasom misstankt att
vara rysk spion. IIaktningen vaek-
te mycket uppseende, och det var.
nara! att oroligheter 1ltbrutit bland
den grekiska befolkningen. Svensk-
norske konsuln Smyrna F. w. Spie.
gelthal, som ar ika Iaycket alskad
az befolkningsn som aktad at myns
digheterlia, lyckades dock lugna folk.
nassau och en- stund derefter atyer-
tka hr Amiras frigifVande. ~ p
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-30

stikens frey ydade fader, den foster
landsalskande Ling. Men det ar
icke blott at halsan, som fardighet
i kroppsofningar skanker So utmark-
ia resultater, utan denna ifardighet
och denna dining h6ja tillika MAX
tigt sjalskrafterna. hvaroma redan
de zgamle romarne hade en- klar To-
restallning, da de talade ON en:frisk
sjal j en- sund kropp. Ieke nog har-
med, kropps6fningar alstra ;: afyen
manlighet i: sinnetj och dana on KRAFT
-tig hefolkning. SOM: / farans stund
f0rmar med hopp ON framgang var
ma slit land, sin bygd, sina hem och
sina faders grafvar. (Fadernesl.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-30
Brief fran f0lket.
I L. Z: ;. :
Town OF HARRISON, !
Kandiyohi county, !
i Augusti 1877,

Red. uf Mimi. Stats 1Tdaing:
|. Jag har lange haft for afsigt att
:genom eder tidning fasta 'uppmark-
samheten pa tillstandet och behof-
ven ibland folket har i Kandiyohi
county. Jag anser det vara af no.
+ den att nagon plan smart ma uppg6-
ras, hvarigenom hjelp kunde erhat.
las och en- forbattrad stallning bland
de n6dlidande farmarne ernas ty
jag 6mmar for folket under dessa
;tryckande omstandigheter. :.
-, F6rst 6nskar jag fasta farmarnes
uppmarksamhets pa, att det ar nod:
vandigt att fa en- upplyst och kom-
petent farmare till senator-en man
som har bade kunskaper och skick-
lighet for delta embetes forvaltning
SAINT intresse for farmarnes val och
framgang. For det andra maste
denna senator lagga sig Winning ON
att sadana matt och steg vidtagas,
att betalningstiden blifver f0rlangd
for dem som sta i skuld for sina
egendomar, sa att icke fordrings-
egaren kommer och med hardhet
utkrafver sin fordran; ty f0ljden
haraf skulle blifva, att mangen far.
mare vardt helt och hallet ruinerad.
For Diet tredje: att nagon utvag
matte beredas for att anskaffa ut
SADIE for nasta ar for nodlidande
farmarne staten !; ty ON icke delta
tillses, sa blifver foljden, att en- stor
del af' den redan uppodlade jorden
varder osadd och manga farmare
ruinerade. De kunna icke hjelpa
sig sjelfva under nu radande for
hallanden, och det finnes mangen
som icke vet hvarifran han skall ta-
ga det nodvandigaste for slit och
de sinas uppehalle under den till
stundande langa vintern.
Insandaren af dessa raider yantar
ingen personlig f0rdel af delta for
Stag, utan fastmera ledes han att
yttra sig pa delta satt utaf medli.
dande och 0mhet for sina n0dlidan-
de medmenniskor, som aro mera
tryckande omstandigheter an han
sjelf.
Imam jag slutar, will jag CORA ett
f6rslag att vi r6sta pa mr. J. Porter
fran town of Genesee, Kandiyohi
county for delta embete. Som jag
tror, ar han en- man med kunskaper
och fullkomligt kompetent for dem
ma befattning. ON nagon AMMAN
kan visa oss en- annu mera kompe-
tent och intelligent man, passande
for delta embete, sa namn hans
mann ty vi villa hafva en- man som
g0r sin pligt och fyller sin plats
med heder.
Aktningsfullt,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-30
Aktnln gSfuIIt,
III. D..

. vi hafva under en- It'd af fyra ar
nastan dag gligen haft tillfalle att Sc
hr Porter j ut6fvandet af sin tjenst
som friviHig i F0renta Staternas
armee, och hafva derunder lart Var
dera hans utmarkta egenskaper. vi
instamma med den varde insanda-
rem j ett hogljudt: Ameas! Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-30
POstumderriit ttelseF.

Enkelt BRET, vigt ej ofverstigande - uns,
inom Forenta Staterna mot en- afgift at cts.
Postportot maste dock alltid erlaggas for
skott.
For hvarje ofverstigande l-2 uns eller un-
der betalas cents.
Enkelt bref samma stad der postbarare
fnnes, torutbetaldt, 2 cents. stad der post
barare ejfinnes, cent.
En- tidning som ej wager Oliver uns, be-
fordras till ALA delar af landet for cent.
Postverket :betordrar inga paketer som
vaga ofver pund.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-30
PosrP0RsaSDELsBR TILL EUROPA TAxERAs
jisoM FoIJER:a

POsTF0RSaNDELSER TILL EUROPA TA3EKAs
som F0IJER:&@ >
Postkort, 9eents per styoket. ~ :
Ofrankerade bref ON 1-2 uns, 10 cents.
Tidningar, i vigt ej ofverstigande uns, cts.
Andra tryckta saker, varuprofver etc. 2 cts
per uns. i%s:s ~ ;:& ss =
For registreradt bref, 10 cents extra. s,.s a.,
Bref inom landet kunna afven registreras,
men da har afsandaren att erlagga 10 cents
registreringsafgift. Postverket iklader sig
dock ingen ersattningsskyldighst ior ct est ss ga
dant BRET, derest det m6jligen skutte ga for
loradt.
Vid ALA storre postanstalter inom landet
utfardas 8. k. ''Money Orders" (postanvis-
ningar) for mindre belopp till fSljande prs:
Order till $15 III cents
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-30

Red. af Mimi. Stats 7Idmimg:
ON jag afsander cit bref 0ppet
kuvert (of0rsegladt), beh6fver jag
da vidhafta ett Scents frimarke :?
Framkommer icke ett sadant bref
till sin bestammelseort afven ON
det ar f6rsedt med blott ett l:eents
marke ?,..'... A..
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-30
i summa 1s,224,a57 1,seo,e25 1,sle,76l
d; AT andra sadesslag. odlades och
L7.- i11ao,, fs1:a,, y .t.'.''. -

Hvetes-sk6rden for 1875 var sale.
des iimedeltal 9s5 bushel per acre,
,hvilket ansags hos oss som ett miss
vaxt ar, men afVen detta var mera
an medelaf fkastningen j Illinois, hyil-
ken der under CODA ar 1endast ar
8 bush els pr acre, da j Iowa under
loppet af siu ar med eItalet var 101h5
och Ohio IO1z bushels pr acre.
Fran de underrattelser vi hafva ON
delta ars hyete-sk6rd, knnna vi med
nagorlunda visshet berakna dubbelt
sd stor afkastning som f0rlidet al,
eller fran 80 till IS millioner bushels
hvilket efter 81 90 per bushe1 ime:
deltal, bor upphjelpa ;.ffarerna be.
Itydligt. Matte nu de som faatt en- So
rik groda ej f6rsumma mar tiden
Ikommer att offra en- liten del deraf
at de olycklige som lingo sin sk6rd
f6rst6rd genom grashopporna.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-30
Fragor ooh svar.

ATwATER, Minn., }
i Augusti, 1877. !
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-06-14
Commissioners Proceedings.

Board deRied the application for the i'm,
provement OF the road leading from Hendrys
burgh.
Board denied the application to provide 6
school house for District No. 5, Mead town
ship, where the Board of Education have fail.
ed to make levy for building new house.
The Board finds that there are some reasons
for said complaint, but find that the BearG OF
Education have ordered the repair of the old
house. Not being satisfied that there has
been wanton neglect on the part of the Board
OF Education, further action is postponed for
further examination. Thos. Cochran, attor-
ney for petitioners, gives notice that he will
appeal from decision of the Board.
David Wagner was authorized to proceed
to remove land slide on the road leading from
West Wheeling to lands of George 4. Wise,
notwithstanding objection of John Tuttle, on
whose land the slide occurred.
The petition of Hugh Mcmillan and others,
! for the appointment of L. J.. Tompkins as
Superintendent of National Road, was re-
fused.
The Board levied 2-1O mills upon each
dollar of the taxable property of the county
for 1877 for General County Fund, and l
mill for Poor Fund.
Commissioners visited County Infirmary and
report Sdlu INSTITUTION III SOOu COuuIliOu, ANU
inmates properly cared for; also authorized
the Infirmary Directors to erect hog pen at
the Infirrnary.
The BcarI contracted with T Henderson
to build two stone abutments and a woo zen
bridge of so feet span, near Unity Church, for
the sum of $500.
Noble Carter, County Surveyor, was in
structed to visit, examine and report by speci-
fcations, estimates, &C., the cost of erecting
bridges at the following points: Across Capt.
ma creek at or near DOver's; on McMahon's
creek across the mouth of Rock Run; at
Cummins' bridge near Bellaire; at mouth of
jug Run, bridge acress Wheeling creek; at or
near Belmont, on road from Belmont to Nor
ristown.
The B. & o. Railroad Company having pre-
sented an application at former session OF
this Board for reduction OF $50, 600 in the
valuation of property belonging to said Rail
road Company, and situated in the city of
Bellaire, on account of a double assessment of
said property. said application is granted.
Also the application of said company for the
refundiDg of SS447 illegal taxes, caused BY
said double assessment, is compromised by
the Railroad Company agreeing to accept a
refunder of 5000 as final adjustment OF said
application.
I he Board visited the county Jail and find
it in good sanitary condition.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-06-14
ASSIGN EE'S
Sale Of Real ESTATE.

IN pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro.
L bate Court of Belmont county, Ohio, 1 will
offer at Public Auction. on
Saturday, June 80. 1877,
at o'clock P; NJ, upon the Premises. the fol-
lowing described Real Estate:
Two tracts n parcels of lands in Goshen
township. Belmont county, Ohio, and being
parts Of the northeast quarter Of section 10,
township of range 5. beginning for the first
tract at the northeast corner Of the quarter OF
section 10, thence with the north line of said
quarter to the northwest corner thereofthence
with the west line One-fourth the length
thereof TO Carletons north line; thence with
said line to the east line OF said quarter;
thence with said line to the place of begi nning.
containing 81 acres, more or less.
Beginning for the second tract at the SOUTH
east corner OF the southeast quarter OF section
IL. thence with the soath line of said quarter,
north S6zo west 1880 poles TO the sou Invest
corner of said quarter; thence with the west
line OF said quarter north 80 east .0e IS poles to
small hickory. corner of John Bishops lot;
thence with said Bishops line south S6z<o east
20 poles to some. corner OF g. b. Virgins
west Is 81 poles TO a stone; thence wi h said
virgins south line south S33zo east 3.S4 poles
o stone on the east line OF said quarter a d
gtnDing, containing &c acres. roods and
"a poles of land, more or less. The Two tracts
named above will be sold separately or Io.
gether, TO suit purchaser
Also. another Tract. situated In the town
ship OF Goshen, county of Belmont, and state
II
southeast quarter sec'i"n Nc, II, township Z,
and range 5. beginning for the same on he
east line OF said section al the corner OF r,
Hunts land; thence north S63<o west 1905
perches with said HINTS line TO where it cor
ners with DeTns0Hs land; hence south 80 west
1874 perches; thence south S654o east IL 66 pei
ches To a stone corner; thence south 80 west
S,d perches to stone corner; thence south 86z<s
east SO "a perches TO q stone on the east line of
said quarter section; thence with said line
north 80 east ILLS perches TO the beginning,
containing = o acres, more or .e.s.
Terms OF Saie-One- third cash on d of sale:
ond-third in one year, and one>thiid in two
years, with interest on deferred payments, To-
be secured by mortgage on premises sold.
JAMES KINNEY.
E- Assignee Of @. q. Wr. ght.
May 81, lS77-5w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-06-14
Sixth Annual commencement Of
the 81. Clairsville High School
Thursday Eve, June IA.

PROGRAMME:
Prayer............. ........ Rev. B. F. Beazell
Anthem-Lift up the Banner.
DECLAMATIoN:
"SOng of Steam" ".......-........W VIM. McMillel
Anthem-Praise Ye the Lord.
Translation from Virgil. Samuel Wes
AHthem-Be Thankful Unto Him.
DEcLAMATIoN:
..Irish Lochivar" ............. Lafayette Hatchel
Quartette-In Peaceful Dreams
Essay-Temperance. VIM. McMilien
Chorus-The Silently Falling Snow.
Essay-The Bell Strikes One. flames Moffat
Song-Ocean Music.
Egsay-'What might have been, Lulu Brown
Quintette-Eventide.
Translation from Virgil. James T. Patterson.
Delivery of Diplomas by the Superintendent.
Address to the Graduating Class by Rev.
Thos. Balph.
Glee-Sunbeams.
Quintette-O'er the Lake.
Quartette-Echoes are Falling.
Song-Sparkling Sunlight.
Glee-Oh why not sing.
Quartette-1be Strange Old Castle.
Solg-Prairie Lea.
Song-Old House at Home.
Glee--Labor.
Quartette-HOme in the Vale.
Glee-Winters Reign is Over.
Song-Learn Little.
Song-Closing Day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-06-14

ONE Belt. who resides on the farm of Fred
Troll, Jr., south of town, happened in Loyds
vile a week or two since, and took such a
fancy to couple of DR.. Esteps favorite pigs
that he, without the fear of the law before
his eyes, carried said pigs home with him.
The Doctor, not TO be outdone in the pig bus
iness, made it point to call on his friend
Belt one day last week, and found one OF his
pets in clover at said Belts residence: He
made known to his colored friend in pecu-
liar kind of way how very wicked he had
been, how unkindly he had treated him, and
persuaded him TO peacea5ly deliver said prop
erty over to him at St. Clairsville and av old
prosecution. One pig hsd evaporated, but
the other was promptly carried and carefully
placed in the Doctors buggy at the hotel by
Mr.. Belt. The missing one was paid for, and
all goes merry again.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-06-14

ETEA MILL.--At the regular monthly
meeting of the Directors of the Etna mill,
on Saturday last, there was an informal re-
vision of the operations since the first of jan
uary. The indications are that the July state
ments will show at least one-fourth greater
production for the first six months of 1877,
over the corresponding period for 1876. The
Etna has now been running four years and
has made no stops except such as are made by
all similar works at time of stock taking in
January and July, unless we consider few
days lost by breakage of machinery. This is
a good record for new mill, which had both
reputation and trade to make, and that too in
competition with the well established charac-
ter of the Pittsburgh mills. Etna iron stood
the test of the trade with remarkable success
from the very start, while her sheet irons
have become SO popular that an additional set
of rolls for the manufacture of sheet iron
we're required to enable the company to fill
their orders. These rolls have just been COM
pleted within the last few days. For general
cordiality between employers and employed,
for steady run, and for uniform excellence
of product, the Etna has an enviable repu-
tation.-[ IntelGgcncer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-06-14
Wool i'm Belmont County.


During the past week the wool market has
been exceedingly feverish and excited. AL
though the grade of wool in this county is
high, owing to the depressed state of business
and manufactures in the East, growers were
not anticipating good prices. But for the
furry produced by buyers in the vicinity of
Flushing, last week, starting the extra clips at
40 cents, and the extraordinary rush of pur :
chssers upon holders, it is altogether likely
that the bulk of the clip in this county could
have been purchased at 43 cents. The appa-
rent anxiety of buyers led growers to conclude
that wool was in big demand and consequent
ly prices stiffened, so that at this writing
many clips have been sold at AZ to 45 cents,
and others are held for still higher rates. In
our opinion, and with our present advices
gathered from careful examination of the
Eastern quotations the present prices are not
justified by those quotations and will not long
be maintained. We may be mistaken in our
view, but the present low prices of manufac-
tured goods and the general depression in
tr de gives color to the correctness of this
opinion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-06-14
SHERiFf'S SALE
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
IN PARTITION.
Clark Boyd

Clark Boyd
I'll
Matthew Patterson ct. al.
I by virtue Of an order of sale in the abov'
Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont county
Ohio. will offer for sale on the PREMISES
On Monday, July 2, 1877,
at the hour of o'clock p. m, on said day, the
following described premises, TO wit.
First Tract Being part of the northwest
Qual Ter of section ~, township 2. range 4-be-
;. ginning al the northwest corner of said Sec
ton and running with the north boundary
line north Sy0 W east I60 percues to n white
thence south sso so west LOO perches to q white
oak In the west boundary line of said section:
thence with said line north SV west 100 perch
es TO the place of beginning, containing lO0
acres OF land. being the same tract conveyed
oy JameS Slnkler and wife TO Matthew Pat
terson, 81, by deed dated June q 1907, as re-
corded in Book F. page 2l6 Records OF Deeds
OF Belmont county. Ohio.
Second Tract -Sitpste in the county OF
Belmont and State Of Ohio, and being part Of
the southeast quarter OF section IS, township
z, range 4, beginning for the same at the
southeast corner of said section rom which q
beech IA inches in diameter bears south 45o
west "a links; thence north with the east
boundary of said section 9S.97 poles to o post;
u white oak ~ inches in diain erer bears west
. LINKS. aud another white oak "a inches In
diameser bears south SO east l6 links; thence
south %. S.99 poles TO a post planted on the south
boundary of said section, from which q white
OAK "A inches In diameter bears north 1919
west links. and q hickory inches in diam>
eter bears north 24o east 10 links; thence with
the south boundary Of said section east l6l IS
poles to the place of beginning, containing 100
acres of land. as conveyed by AbRer Lodge
and wife to Matthew Patterson, by deed dated
March %. 1856, as recorded in vol. Al, page 3S2
Record Of Deeds of Belmont county, Ohio.
FIRST Tract appraised at $500.
Second do do do $500.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash, one third
in one year, and one-third in two years, with
interest on deferred payments, to be secured
by mortgage on premises sold.
VIM. G. KINNEY. Sheriff.
CHARLEswoRTH, Atty. may3l: st.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-06-14

On Monday, as the passenger train on the
c. & P. railroad stopped at Portland. rush
was made for the car door and jam was the
result during Which some sharpers lifted the
watch of Hon E. V. Cleaver, who was in the
crowd, from his pocket. Mr.. Cleaver caught
hold of the suspected chap and held him in
his iron grasp until the conductor came, when
lie was taken to the baggage carand searched,
but no watch was found. tits supposed that
some of the rest of the gang got the property.