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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-19

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-19

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DON(O any other Extract or Essence OF ia.
m ,ca Ginger II found TO equal 1t in fine favor, pur-
ity and prompt medical effect. sold by II Whole.
sale and hetail Druggists, Grocers, and deal RS In
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-19
Atnnebre Journal.
fnollshed at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
o1i Court by SPkAGUE. OWEN 4 NASH.


issued every norning, except Sundays. IL con-
ans the latest news Dy telegraph anu mail, gives
tcporLs Vi Tue Markets, and carefully prepared
pCnlical anu local ARTICLES, generous amount
oi iartnlnS, nome and miscellaneous reading with
Q lull compilation of State news,
Terms, 81 per IN ddpaace, SS II payment
not made within the year. single copies cents,
% ne aaa at the SOvkstores ana this office.
Advertisements Inserted reasvuablo terms
Rates may be mad on application AZ this ONCE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10
Elegant quality Nottingham
LACE CURTAINS, at Twenty
ty-five cts. J.s.RHODES q CO.

A NEW era dawned upon st. Clairsvillc, ON
Monday, by the formal opening of the St.
Clairsville Narrow Gauge. Although the vii
lage denizens had dreamed of phantom rail-
roads from time immemorial, the most san
guine cf them until recently, never hoped to
|see the sight of real, moving, breathing,
noisy, putting steam locomotive, making its
way to the incorporate limits of the musty
old burgh of st. Clairsviile. Through the
perseverance of a few active spirits who
spent their time and money generously, and
whose faith in its final success never faltered,
the enterprise, which seemed almost Hercu-
lean, is, so far As It's completion is concerned,
an accepted success-and on Monday morning
at o'clock and forty minutes the first regu-
lar train left St. Clsirsville. The engine was
driven by Mr.. Frank Ewing, capable and
competent engineer, with Master Thomas
Ewing as fireman, and the train was In charge
of Mr.. Ross Barrett, conductor. One of the
d irectors C. W. Carroll, ESQ.,, accompanied
the train.
The early trip and three others were made
during the day In good time, and without ae-
cident or delay; over fifty passengers were
carried comfortably and safely, and each day
since, regular trips have been made. and close
connections had with all trains on the B & q
road Considering the disadvantages undel
(which the road was constructed, bad weather
and other draw backs, it is remarkably smooth
and secure. We congratulate our people on
its opening, and the persevering and indefati-
gable President of the Company and Board of
4, Directors, upon its successful completion to
I its present stage:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10
Railroad Appraisement.

The Board Of Auditors at their meeting in
Columbus, on Wednesday of last week, for
the purpose of appraising the Central Ohio
railroad, fixed the miles from Newark to Bel
laire 104.82, main line, at $500 per mile for
the road bed; side track 22.92, at $500 per
mile. Columbus to Newark for one-half
line which is owned by the c. o. Company,
the other half being owned by the P. c. s
St. l.. Co. Main line, $1,000, and sidings
$500 per mile. All local structures were set
down at $15o,175 Cash on hand, $1,000;
rolling stock, tools, etc, $4s1, 1888.
The valuation in Belmont county is as fol-
lows SET miles main line road bed and Z. Al
miles side track $50, SAG. Buildings SIS, 800
Values Of moneys, credits, and all other prop
|erty. including rolling stock Slo2, ,239. Total
valuation $426, ,285.
The appraisement by the Auditors this year
on the road bed is $1,000 per mile less than it
was fixed at by the State Board of Equaliza-
tion last year, and $500 less than it was ap-
praised II by the Board of Auditors, and if it
stands a. at present will take of Belmont
County Duplicates for taxation $65, 200. The
State Board have the power to add to, or
take from, as justice in the case requires.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10

An examination of the figures shows that
James F. Kerr, of Martins Ferry, answered
50 per cent of all the questions propounded,
and stood at the head of the class Close be-
hind, W ith an average of over 80 per cent,
came Chas. N. Hollett, next Louis r. Right
er, fourth F. L. Rosemand, fifth George s.
Lentz, and sixth ]. p. West. --
The successful boy is son of the well
known Planning Mill man James Kerr, Esq,
Of Martins Ferry, and grandson of Robert
Kerr, Sr., of this place. He is to be congrat-
uiated over his good luck thus far. We sin
cerely hope it will continue, that the exam
iaation at the Point will be passed safely,
and that he will enter the Academy with a
high grade, retain his standing throughout the
course of study and graduate with high honor.
The entire class of boys, as will appear from
THEFT grades, were q credit to the District.
The unlucky ones may well feel proud of
their standing, and can console themselves
by the thought that only one of their number
could carry off the prize. For all of them
there are broad fields of science and htera-
ture, to which they may turn their attention,
and from which they may reap honor and
reward.
Mr. Danford is to be commended greatly
for the opportunity which he has given on
several occasions to the ambitious young men
of the District to gain splendid educations
and positions in the. Army and Navy.
Through this medium he reaches the very
best and brightest young men, and good ma
terial is generally selected. The examina-
tions have been great bill Of expense to him
personally, yet for the public good, and to the
end that there should-be none favored above
others, he adopted the competitive plan.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10

-
THE summer term of Common Pleas Cours
con vened on Monday, Judge VIM Okey pre-
siding The Grand Jury were sworn, with
John Bradfield, Esq, of Barnesvil!s, as fore
man, and they were charged by the Court.
The Judge, after calling the attention OF the
Grand Jury to the various statutes required
by law, to be given them specially in Charge,
called their attention to the provisions OF the
act providing against the evils resulting from
the sale of intoxicating liquors, and said tnat
that mote prosecutions are
had under this law than any other on the stat
ute books of the State, yet men were still
found in daily violation of this law, to the in-
iury of themselves and families. and to the
great annoyance and injury TO community at
large. The charge was brief, yet compreheu-
sive, covering all the points required to bel
Upon its conclusion the Jury re-
tired to their room to deliberate The report
Of their doings will be found in another col
umn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10


DCkIEe visit to Bellaire on SATURDAY.,
through the courtesy OF Col Posrman and
Isaac Booth, Esq, we took hssty look at the
Bellaire Implement Works. These are com
plete works. turning out the best quality Of
implements, and the most complete, perfect
and durable Reapers, Mowers and Threshers
in the market. Under the efficient manage
meut of Col Poorman the business of the
company is growing rapidly. Last week they
shipped to new point in Illinois pair OF
their machines, with good prospect of To-
king hereafter the entire trade of the
region to which they were sent. We hope tc
make more extended notice OF these Works,
rs well as other important interests in Bellsire
before iolg.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10
Legal Notice.

M AIRY c. PERRY, who resides in th State
w OF New York, will take notice that The
First National Bank OF Batesville Ohio, did
on the l4tt day OF ofApril. 1871. hle its petition
county, Ohio. against Barnard McCort, Anna
McCOrt and Mary Z. Perry, defendants, set
ting forth thai Barnard McCort and Anna Nc
Cort on the 5th day of Aril, 1915, gave
mortgage to w. II. Atkinson & Bros, to secure
the pay ment of q certain note, Of that date,
for the sum of El5.76. payable to said w II At
mortgage were by the said W H Atkinson q
Bros. on the 2Sth day of Janury, 1876. sold
transferred aud delivered to the said First
National Bank of Batesville. Ohio; thai Mary
estate Of said Barnard McCorG, which Is de-
scriced as follow>-Situate in the county OF
Belmont and State Of Ohio. and in the late
Marietta Land Distinct, and known as the
N, half OF the east half of the northwest quar-
ter OF section 80. township ]. and ranges.
ALso-The north half CT the west half OF the
and range D. containing 66 81 100 acres, more
or less.
ALso-The northwest quarter CT the north.
ssnse 81 seetS1 @ ssTss
acres OF the west end Of the above described
premises. sold to John McCort.
the First National Bank of Datesvlle, Ohio,
prays Judgment against Barnard McCort foa
s7l5.76, With interest from April s. 1875. ats
per cent Interest computed annually, tnat the
mortgage be foreclosed, that the prioriltes OF
tenements ordered tn be sold. and the pro-
ceeds applied to the payment OF the debt due
to sIid First National Bank of Batesville, and
execution awarded for the balance, and for
The said Mary G. Perry IL hereby notified
that she Is required to appear and answer said
petition, setting forth her said claim, on or
before the 18th day of June 1877.
THE FfRsT NATIONAL BANK
of Bates Vile, Ohio,
]. E. JONES. Att'yA Aprl9 lS7-6w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10

THE Medico Chirurgical Society Of Eastern
Ohio, held its regular meeting in St. Clairs
vile, on Thursday last, quite good attend
ance being present. There were representa-
tives from Steubenville and Wheeling, as well
as from our own county. The President-elect,
DR.. Kurz, of Bellaire, read an inaugural ad-
dress upon the subject of Tobacco. The pa
per was quite interesting, although but few OF
the members agreed with the Doctor, tina,
even the moderate use of the weed was ad-
missible-most holding it filthy and injuri'
Gus hsbit. The Doctor claimed the moderate
use was not injurious, but often q benefit
The discussion upon the subject was quite
lively and very interesting, almost all taking
part.
DIR. T. o. Edwards, of Wheeling, Vict
President-elect, having been requested by the
retiring Chairman to make Medical Ethics
the subject Of his inaugural, read q very in
terestine paper upon the subject, reviewing
the code and criticising several sections. Tn.
paper gave great satisfaction, and was refer
red to the committee upon publication.
The attendance was quite good-the inter
est manifested very creditsble, and every ev
idencs appeared Of the success and growth q
the Society.
The next meeting will be held in Bellair'
City, the first Thursday Of June.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that . petition win
~ be prosepI ed 10 the Com missi0ners Of bel
mont county. Ohio. at their next session, 10
be held on tie nrst Monday OF June: ls7I. pray
Ing TOR an alteration Of the County Road lead
ing from the DiIlies' Bottom Road through the
lands Of Alex Stltt. James Orr, and Jas chick.
70 the Eckels' Mill Road. on the foiiowin nE de-
scribsd routs. To wit: beginning ior tne sam
At a mini exsi z; James Urr's house. where the
line dI yiding lands Of James Orr and James
Chick crosses the said County Road, being IN
sectiop 3l- tovp.hips 9, range 8, ard running
thence oorthward on the line between said
James Orr and James Chick. and between
lands of said Chick and Conrad Ault. 10
ooiut near the south boundary OF Alex Wileys
lands; thence bearing westward on the line
dividing lands of said Ault and Wiley, or az
near q, practicable TO the line ef division De-
tween said Wiley and Jane and Margaret
Fulton; theme with said dividing line 10
" here an old road iniersects the Eekeis Nib
Road, on seciion 81. In said irwnshtp.
May 8, T.-5t. PErrTfoNskS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10
COURT REPORT.
Present, Judge WM. OKEY, Clerk
]. r. MITCHELL. Sheriff w. g.
KINNEY. - 6.

CAUSES CONTINUED.
Jos lee Va. David A Robinson
is Anderson VS.. o J Swahey.
CITY of Bellaire VS.. Milton Ponder.
&c McGrew and wife vs. John 81
Watkins. "fs-
FC McGrew and wife vs. John III
Watkins and wife.
a C Danford, assignor, VS.. Jos Kuafi-
man. rf
Angeline Rowley vs.. John H Dyer.
&C Geoderl VS.. Cyrus Ramsey ct al.
Cephas Carroll VS.. Jos Mitchell.
CAUSES DISMISSED.
Enoch Burns vs. Thos Heskett.
I" Samuel Lucas.
Edw. MrGlenn VS.. & G Wells ct al.
Itoht q Duncan vs.. John Madden.
Delilah Calvin VS.. John Calvin.
Silss Hart VS.. Geo w Milligan.
State of Ohio VS.. A Murphy and
John Cain.
Isaiah Lee VS.. Reuben T Farrell.
Nh Walton VS. Reece Thomas.
Monitor Tow Boat and Barge Cows.
Chetnigton & Co.
EIiz. Pack vs.. Thos Brown.
Benz F World VS.. Mary f World. 3,
Adolph Yacke VS.. Mich. Gauntzer.
State of Ohio vs.. Fred. Sweitzer
Grand Larceny. Defendant entered
into recognizance in the sum of $3.50
for his appearance at court. Jos. w.
King surety.
Ordered that a special venire issue
for eight persons, to appear May 10th,
to serve MS Petit Jurors at the present
term.
Abraham Grafton, VIM. Vessels and
others va. The Baltimore & Ohio R. r.
Co. Actions for damages sustained by
reason of defendant building approach
to railroad bridge at BeIlaire, along
street in front of plaintiffs real estate.
BY decision of Supreme Court Of Ohio
cases were removed to z. S. Circuit
Court, Southern District of Ohio, at
Cincinnati.
John A. Grove vs.. Geo. McFarling
Judgement in favor Of plaintiff for
$354.2 eo'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10
Probate Court.

NOTICE il hereby given that the following
IN named Executors, administrators, GUAR.
ST. Ciairsv lille, their accounts and vouchers for
settlement, to Wit:
John Tro en-, admr Of Jacob Troseh deed.
Robert IL wilkins. admr Of James Wilkins
9 Miles, admr of NJ Miles. decd.
Abram Kinds, admir- of Nelson X hinos'
Ross Alexander, executor OF Thos Day.
" D and Smith, admrs of Thos Smith,
stephen HobsOn. admr of Julia Hobbs
Stephen Hobson assignee of John NJ Howell
John W Conley. guardian OF John N and
James E Graham. minors VIZ
| Jas A and VIM D Slater. admrs ofJames W
siase5 Ia%es asi alexander, guardian of Ella w. Geo.
Geo Kemp. admr Of Dennis Kemp. decd.
Richard Reynolds, sdmr Of Joseph Rey-
James and Jesse A Burson. admr' Of Mary
John Keyser. executor OF Margaret Keyser.
gohr u, vevser executor of Jacob Keyser decd.
Alex. Men, guardian OF Samuel N Hinkle'
James Moore. guardian OF Mary J. James J.
and John W. Martin. minors.
Juiianna 1T Branson. guardian OF Mary e
and Lydia A Branson. minors;
Levi X Lee admr of John e Lee, decd
CIR Atkinson, guardian Of Laney stephens.
minor. E, p.,..,,
Win. NJ Armstrong. executor Of Thos Arm
Chas Mead, admir- OF Addison F Wilson.
decd. NJ c,,. ASA
swan q Vance guardian Of Arisanna, Sarah
4. and Malissa Bethe', minors.
VIM Hardesty, Suara'an VI iua VI 'A''e'
walker o Brock, executor of Jonathan Car
Thos Gallagher. guardian of James Haekett,
minor. vohtn
Joseph r Hutchison. admr of Joseph Scott.
J Murphy, executor Of Samuel Murphy.
Ross ] Alexander, assignee Of Henry Cape
hart sssignOr. ID
Eiihu Brromhall. gaardlaa o. A1u.s
Worthington, minor. a. 90
o~s VI may CIV CARROLL,
Mava VI a. Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10
The West Point Cadeiship.

Pursuant TO public notice, on Saturday, 9
competitive examination was held in Bellaire
for the purpose Of determining who should be
recommended from this 10th Congressional
District for the appointment to the Cadeiship
at the L. S. Military Academy at West Point
At the request of Hon. l.. Dsnford, the Ex-
amining Boards of the several counties in the
District, selected one of their number to con-
duct the examination. In response to this
request j. Buchanan of Steubenville, Chas. X.
Shreve of Martins Ferry, G. w. Glover OF
Cadiz, and John McBurney of Cambridge,
were present. The member from Noble did
not put in an appearance. The Board met
at the Public School Hall and organized by
the election of Mr. Buchanan Chairman, and
G. w. Glover Secretary; DR.. c. E. Kurz, of
Bellaire, was appointed Medical examiner.
and gave the applicants ugid physical ex-
animation. Eighteen young men varying in
age from II to % presented themselves as ap-
plicants. Nine of these were Belmont boys,
viz: Addison E. Howell and Isaac c. Hol-
loway, Flushing; ]. p. West, St. Clairsville;
George S. Lentz, Loydsville; James F. Kerr
and Ross R ]. Drennen, Martins Ferry; II.
c. Ewers, Belmont; o. G. VOORHEES,, Kennon,
and John A. Topping, Bridgeport. of this
number Master Drennen was rejected as being
physically disqualified. Harrison county sent
three boys, viz. Charles NJ. Hollett. Of
Smyrna; Lewis r. RICHTER and john C. Ward,
of Cadiz. Jefferson was represented by
Thomas Fl. McCann, Mountford; s. Lloyd
and Michael Flanagan, of Steubenville. Fred.
L. Rosemund, of Cambridge, and Oscar 5.
Brown, of Londonderry, made up the delega-
tion from Guernsey, and Frank N. Martin, of
Caldwell, was the sole applicant from little
Noble
The examination was confined to the fol-
lowing branches, viz. Writing, arithmetic,
grammar, geography, history, spelling and
reading, and was both written and oral, and
one hour was devoted to each branch. The
standard of excellence in each of these
branches was fixed at 100.
Below is table showing the standing of
each boy in the several branches, and the
total, which divided by Z, gives the average
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10
Road Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that petition will
~ be presen ed 10 the Com missioners Of Bell
mont county, Ohio, at their next regular ses-
sion praying for said Com missioners t1 order
and direct the opening and laying out OF =
County Roa,i In said county. commencing on
the Warnock Pike, Richland township. BEL
mont county State of Ohio, near where The
County Ricge Road. leading from heaahon,s
Greek. and the County Road leading through
by the Dutch Church, iuterxects the Wsrnock
Pike Ola the lands Of Daniel Auit; thence run
ming through the lands of said Anil ana Moses
Boggs On the old vacated state hoao ieeoine
where said road leaves the line between Mo-
ses Boees and the lands of the heirs of Joseph
Caldwell, decd; thence north aiong the ine
of said Boggy and the heirs of said Caldwell,
decd, to ine corner OF said lands; thence
northeast through the lands of (. ]. Zane.
the County Road leading from
st. Clairsvill, 10 Lewis Mills. a
May g. lS77-5t. PETITIONERS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10
Weighty Ike I'd, No. 4O58.

r HAVE imported the celebrated Light Brah-
ma Geek. .sWeighty Ike Cd, 4O5S," from
u Great Belt Poultry Yards of James M.
La Sing "Weighiy Ike. has taken Filst
aLa pecial Premiums at the franklin, Pa,
Ponit- SHOW: also at Meadxflle aUd T1ius>
Vile and scaled 81 points. L have mated with
him splendid Light BrahDa Hens, Todd
strain, and will sell eggs for hatchiDg at S2.51
per setting; Dark Rrahmas. White and Buff
Cochips, $3.50; White snd Brown Leahorns.
g. 8. Hameurys and B. B. r. Game Bantams,
50 10. Eggs pack ed TO ship safely 10 any part
D. BAILEY,
3-S g7-2m* ST. Clairsville. Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10
War Mans.

Schedlers Map of the Black Sea, Asia Mi
nor, the Caucasus, Southern Russia, Rouma-
MIA, and Eastern Turkey. Engraved on stone,
carefully printed and colored. Scale. 1
8, 600, ,OOO Size, 22x2S inches Price, folded
and in cover 40 cents. This Map is very ac-
cu;ately complied from the latest and most
complete material. 1t presents, at one glance,
I he scene of the war, both in Europe and IN
Asia Published by E. SrEIGKR, 90 & "a
Frankfort Street, New York, by whom
copies Will be promptly mailed upon receipt
of price. This publisher has made prepara-
tions for bringing out additional War Maps,
as soon as such become necessary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10

road, was in town on Tuesday, in conference
with the Directors of the Narrow Gauge, to
learn their desires in reference to freight rates,
&c. The probabilities are that through tar
ifs will be secured from the East to Quincy
This will enable merchants to ship cheaper
by the B 6 o than by any other line.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10

FEED SwxrrzKR, q saloon keeper Of Bel
laire, was arrested, on Sunday, charged with
the l,rcency of S65 from Martin Barrett, q
contractor Of the & 8 w railroad, who was
lodging ut his house. Sweitzer has been in
dicted and will be put on his trial at the pres
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Petition will
lt bs presented 10 The Commissioners of Bel
mont county. at their next session, 10 be held
the establishment Of County Road,
leading from the County Road on Mo-
Mahon's Creek, on the land of Elizabeth Scott,
To the County Road leading from Bellaire 70
st. Ciairsville. near a walnut tree on the land
OF James Alexander, to commence as fellows
through the lsnds of WIN. Thomas, Mary B.
Altman. James Dixon, John Douiey. SaIsh
Gfffin. John A. Wise, John c. Galloway, VIM
Greenlee; thence MS near as practicable on the
line between John McAllister, on the one
side, and VIM GreenIee. John @ Galloway.
Alva 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 road as
PETITIONERS
(apri2. V-5w.1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10

FARM help throught- England
is very plenty, and the hest hands are
only getting from SIS to $lS per month,
while common men get from $12 to SIS
and boys from sSto $40, except Or "a
few dairy farms, where slightly higher
wages are paid. 20 ];
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10

We hear of candidates for Internal Revenue
Collector of this District at Cambridge and
Marietta. Gentlemen at these points may as
well possess their souls in peace, for II any
change is made from the present situation, the
appointment will come to Belmont county.
In the meantime Kessinger holds the fort.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10

TaK gloomy and chilly weather still hangs
on. February was more pleasant than March,
and April was beauty compared with May.
In this region the recent frosts have not mate
rally injured fruit, but growers are in state
of uncertainty as TO what a day may bring
forth.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10

The ordinance of the Lords Supper will be
celebrated in the Z. p. Church on next Sab
bath. The pastor will be assisted by the Rev.
Alex. Young, D. ID. The Anniversary Ser
mon before the Women's Missionary Society
will be preached by DR.. Young, on Sabbath
evening ct half past seven O'Clock
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-05-10

MIS-. AMY GREEN, wife Of Sampson Green,
of Belmont, died on Saturday morning, the
5th inst, in the 5sth year of her age, and was
inferred in the Friends burying ground. Mrs.
Green has been great sufferer from asthma,
for many years, but was confined to her room
but short time before her death. Her hns-
band has lost kind and dutiful wife, and her
son an affectionate mother, and the communi-
ty highly esteemed member. The sympa-
thies of the community are with the bereaved
family