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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-20

MAINE has adopted, by an over
whelming majority, a constitutional
amendment limiting municipal indebt-
edness. Ohio should follow her exam
pIo.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-20

The total reduction of the National
debt, during the year, is s39, 9,7l3, ,161 81.
The Increase of coin in the Treasury, a.
compared with the first of September,
1877, is S44 ,292, ,979 81. The amount of
coin in the Treasury, in excess of out
standing coin liabilities. was, on Sep
tember /, 1876, $7,S69, $40 o. On the
lst of September, 1877, it wss SGT ,453,-
S32 16-an increase, during the year, OF
SIS, ,5S3, ,922 OF, aud, finally, We fiud the
market price of gold reduced from
l09. 81 to 103 90-the gold dollar is worth
less than four per cent. more than the
greenback dollar.
A showing such as this rebounds as
greatly to the credit of the Nation, as il
does to that of the Republican party.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-20

The State Fair was financial sue
cess. The receipts it is said are suffi-
cient to pay all obligations and leave a
balance i'm the treasury. .-ss,
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for Girls, at Delaware, Ohio, last week

for Girls, at Delaware, Ohio, last week.
Mrs. Sallie Orr, who was sent to the
Athens Asylum a few months ago, has
returned home permanently cured, but
in delicate health.
Theodore Swartz, and A. NJ. Ship
man have been appointed Registrars
for this precinct under the new law. A
good selection.
Samuel Heaton returned home from
short trip on Monday, with a brand
new wife-Miss Belle Stewart, of War.
renton, Ohio. Sammy and Belle, you
have our best wishes.
The unsightly narrow-raised pave
ment in front of the post Office BLOCK
has been torn away, and a new pave
ment twelve feet wide, put in it
place. OCCASIONAL.
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. The only combination OF
the true Jamaica Ginger
with choice Aromatics and
French Brandy, is delicious,
harmless. and strengthen
ing substitute for all kinds
of stimulants. 1t promptly
relieves Dyspepsia, Oppres-
sion alter Eating. and eve-
lry species of Indigestion,
Icorrccts all disturbances OF
the Stomach and Bowels,
and cures Cramps, Chills.
Fevers and Malaria. Ask
for Sanford's GINGER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-20

.a5 MAINE this year gave IL 500 Repub-
lican majority; as goes Maine, SO goei
Ohfo =
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HERE Is THE PROOF
OF ITS
Superior Excellence.

Read hhis Home Certificate, certified to 6y Ed
Druggists and Chemists of Philddetphid q man
| tohose uerucity none can doubt
am happy to add my testimony to the
great value of the London Hair Color Resto-
rer,' which restored my hair 10 its original
color, and the hne appears to be permanent.
am SO tisned than this Is nothing like q dye
but operates upon the secretions. II is also a
beautiful hair dressing, and promotes the
growth. purchased the first bottle from Ed
ward B. Garrigues druggist Tenth and Coates
SITS, who can also testify my hair was quite
gray when commenced its use.
MB5 MILLER,
No.7S0 North Ninth st. Philadelphia.
DR.. SwAYNE & SON-Respecied friends.
have the pleasure to inform you that a lady of
my acquaintance, Mrs Miller, Is delighted
with the success of your London Hair Color
Restorer,' Her hair was falling rapidly. ana
quite gray. The color has been restored and
the falling of entirely stopped. and the new
growth OF hair Is the result.
Il b. GARRIGuES,
Druggist. cor. Tenth and Coates, Phiis.
DIR Dalton, of Philadelphia. says Of 1.-THE
'London Hair Color Restorer' Is used very ex-
tensively among my patients an frieEds, n
well as myself I therefore speak from expe-
rience.
20 Cents per Bottle.
oottlesA. Sent by express to any address
on receipt oi price.
Address orders TO DIR. SwAYNE& a SON. $50 |
North sixth st. Philadelphia. Pa, sole propri. |
'sors. Usnll. 77-Iy.
Sold by Druggists,
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1E ELEGANT CARDS. No two alike
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LIFE, GROWTH, BEAUTY.
Lond on Hair Color Restore


Not dye; makes hair soft and silky; clean
ses the scalp from all impu0ities, causing the
hair 10 grew where 1t has fallen off or become
thin.
Can be applied by the hand, as IL does not
stain the skin or soil the finest linen. AS q
Hair Dressing IL Is the most perfect the world
has ever produced. The hair Is renovated and
strengthened, ana uataral color restored witn-
out the application of IMMORAL substances.
Since the Introduction Of this truly valuable
preparation into THE country IL has been the
wonder and admiration 81 all classes. as 1t has
proved to be the only article that will abso-
lutely without deception restore gray hair to
its original color, health, softness. lustre, and
beauty, and produce on bald heads OF its Or
1gina1 growth and color.
Keep Your Head and Hair Healthy.
lit will restore gray hair to its original color
'@It viii thlcken thin hair cause q new growth.
Sit will restore the natural secretions.
at will remove all dandruff and itchings.
st will make the hair soft glossy and flexible.
cit will preserve the original color to old age.
lit Will prevent the hair from all Off
81; will cure all diseases Of the scalp.
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$50 NORTH SIXTH ST, PHILADELPHIA, Pl
National Republican., 1877-09-07
LABOR EXCHANGE.


rnE FINASi v iOMMIIJtE GETrIS0 70
woER a rIAN or ACTION TO nE rRO.
rn- III -ONiN IWo MEMnEn- or THE IIuS-
pEkU ASB INhSTI DEiLINE 10 SERVE.
Despite the ,nrrihl, rain storm last night
uIsuy gentlemen interested in tho cause Of
charity dnd sncrQs. Of tn" lrrnp"'cd l.mhnr IN.
change assembled ht willard Hall. They
were some Of those sr"rtch ~ members Of The
tnnucn committc" and ti.rc were present
DR. J. Tahcr Johnson, II. J. stra,hurGer, Gus.
Lan,burg, J. T.. Fitch, 4 l.. barber VI ,inid
stein, Edward AhncI. Thomas Nprilcct, Ihis
Baum, 4. = Hutchinson, Edward Di0or, I +
smith, q. T.. Noye, and others Uf the 'OIuHit.
tee whose Earncs could not be obtained. IT, lr
Sera also present Commissioner Thomas y
Er,ar. simon Wolf Consul GgLciaI John
lIit1 and Mr.. \ ). S0lOmons.
MI Bryan, as fr.0hciO ChalrE,,r, Called the
,ommitlre 10 order and said ult on 4 .cJlRt
Of The liuit, ATTENDANCE, whi"h b. believed
10 be due IT, the nrIamrnt weather those pres
sat hnd onclulrd that It would Ire best 20 ad.
l"uuL lhs meeting until nest Tuesday aight.
| ul that Mr Iit,h of the lrti OF Fitch x Fox,
had offered M free u3c of their office for til
| occasion. II, hal received few letter; from
.umc Of the 3cullcmen selected to serve on the
,0mmittcc who were unable TO he present
that evening hut promised to meet with them
and render faithful service In the future. lie
National Republican., 1877-09-07
A TALL RAT S1OKY.

Stories of various kinds, and some thrilling
in their recital. have told II TIC exploits with
rats. A dog has hccn pittea 10 kill hundred
IN that many minutes, or tho latest hnibarity
is that Of man who wagcicl 10 kill 10 many
rails ia less tiInr than n terrier could perform
the task. The latest and by far the most as
iOniSlling story comes from Salin" county, Mis-
souii. A gentleman in this city has recently
received q letter from his brother, farmer in
that section of the country, in which, after
speaking Of tho general excellence Of the
crops, says that they nro ovcrrln hy rats, bold,
defiant and slmo,t uncon1urrahlc; that foi
protection the farmers have been compelled To
unite and try TO cXtcrminatc the Nrimin. So
numCrnnS have they become that the uSnal
Tear has i,r1 them, and a war of determination
,lncs not Lrpaar to reduce the vast army VI
tour irntc'l creatures. Where they come from
is unk nown.
They enter the gardens, cat watermelons
aud destroy all kinds Of vegetables. They
have climbed up tho stalk Of the seed com
and nilhlcd oT the grains from the ears he-
fore they cOnld he gathered. A rsid was made
on them apd over siS hundred killed At ono
farm -house, and they were scarcely missed.
There had been great many killrl at the
house NJ the gentleuan writing the latter. and
apparently there was no dNcreaso In thp num-
bor. The people were becoming alarmed, and
did not know how to get rid Of thn pest As
great, and some Of II irrcnrahlc.
rARENrs will find iioys sehool suits Of every de-
| Scriptinn ut Katzonstcins, 2lh Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

II was an upcommonly dull day at the Office
Of the District Commissioners ynstc'lay. and
little transpircd of public interest. Tho mom-
hers Of the boarl were all in attendance, and
employed themselves In bestowing attention
In routine matters. A few callers dropped in,
Int thoir wants were either Of the ordinary
kind or sncl as could not he granted.
The hoard Of asScssors arc hard at work ad-
iusting tho appeal cases, and are making gooi
progress. Some Of the attorneys attending 10
cnses for the taxpayers have applied for reduc-
tions OF assessments, representing that they
were authorized 10 DO 81 by the interested par
tics. when the truth shows that they failed 10
comlnlt III" tax-raycrS for whom they were act
ing IN regard 10 this matter, and the tax payers
did mt know they were conducting tho case Mt
all. aml had given no instructions for them 10
,lo so. Che same facilities arc extended Ia the
tay.Iav"rS that an agent enjoys, anl they can
look after their own husincsS II SO disposed
nnl S1vn PAYING attorneys fcoS
A license was issued I'd Noursc 4 Meloy as
wholesale IiIu"r dealers.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

OsF DoiLlE.-Obtain DR.. IIottlcys great remedy
for thtarrh. druggists have II.
len on clothing watches, pistols. &c bought Al
Iierzog's 9i6 street Orders attended tn.
All kinds OF trunks made 10 order repaired anil
covered nj Murray's, Sb Pennsylvania avenue
Market SPACE.
Tus finest New York butter In tho city; also
rhOice Virginia. lPnrsylvania, and Western but
ter, M Spicvrs butter store, srtIthwcst corner Vi
Ninth aud Y streets. Fine cheese ht less than Bal
timUie prices. No impoSsbitlcs advertised, bu
prices as low as the lowest Call and 10 con
VinCed.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

had other communications which no thought
should properly go 10 the board Of managers
aud son,o that need not be used until the
finance committee were prepared for business.
lie had received offers from the morning
dailics, which 1t afforded true pleasure TO read.
The proprietor Of TUE NATIONAL REpuBLI.
CAN. dcsirous of seeing the charity movement
and the Labor Exchange succeed, offers, In ad.
ditidn TO any other aid he may contribute, to
publish In his paper, free Of charge. all adrer.
tiscments from those seeking employment and
| those wanting to employ. lie will also pub
liNh all proceedings that will advance the in
tercSt Of the present undertaking intrnilcd to
supply relief to the suffering poor Of the Dis.
tntt. The reading Of tho letter was received
with applause.
| A letter was received from Mr.. e. G. willard
rcGrctting his inability,on account of improve
nirnts going on AT his hotel, to unite with the
c"mmiitco In their lahors, but stating his
willingness to respond to any demand that
might be made upon him.
| Mr.. Bryan said that Of all the great number
written to and notified Of their selection for
this committee, only two had declined to serve,
aud they were compelled to do So owing to
circumstances that they could not control.
| lie did not wish to dctain them. but would he
happy to listen to any suggestion that the two
dozen or moro Of them wOuld like to make on
night like this.-anything that would bring
/
| All that was necessary was systematic ar
| rangcmCnt, so that there would be no clashing
between the members while operating In their
respective fields. Fortunately, the committee
was composed mainly Of hISinuSs mon; they
weic well posted. and knew where best to
operate. There was plenty of money among
r"ttnin mriubcrs Of this community aud what
th"y waited was to collect and spread It,. lie
was iIut regular member of the committee,
aud probably should not meet with 1t in the
intuic, hut 1t had his hcarticst and best SYM
lnihy
t". Lubcy suggested that a subcommittee
Of three he appointed TO block out II plan of
aotion. TO be submitted 10 the meeting on
ru"sl'y evening next, in orlcr taat l'r"'ini-
noIy stops may he taken ft the committee to
rior"ed directly to work when il meets. The
suggestion was adopted, aud M,sIs. ft'h,
l.uhcy and J. I. Smith were selected as tho
c5Irilt,c.
Tho meeting then adjourned
E,N~ Sclippl Srilts nt very low price. a. Katzcn
| .fUl','S Spyc,th Str,et
National Republican., 1877-09-07
CITY ITEMS.
Coon ADVICE.

Now Is the time OF year for pneumonia, lung
fever &c. Evcry family should have q bottle 0i
BoSchccs German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo.
mcnt that cough 10 take hold Of your child yonr
family or yourself Consumption, asthma, pneu.
,nonia Group hemorrhagcs and other fatal diseases
may set IN. Although II Is true German Syrup Is
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseascS yet Il
will cure YOU. One bottle will last your whole
family q winter and keep you safe from danger.
If yn ara rnnsumptve 10 not rest until you hn ve
tried this remedy Sample bottles. 10 ccnb. Rcgu.
lar Sine, Ti cents Sold by your druggist. Charles
Stou & Co, Wholesale agents.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

written memorandum OF the person upon
whom served. the number OF the place, tho
time when served and return tho same over
his signature through the proper channels to
the Road Of Police
The board then went inio cxerutiyc session
National Republican., 1877-09-07
TIyIp RuIsyp sy NrGryr

cannot Je restored. ioiIng people rcmeinHer h!s |
Ise daily Thunton's Ivory 1nnrl Tooth Powder.
u will preserve your teeth nom decay, and keep
them sound clean aud white through life. ,6 and
so cents ret bottle. Sold ly all druggists
National Republican., 1877-09-07
QrIRK's IRISH TEA

This popular remedy fbr dyspepsia, biiousncss
sick headache sour stomach, vertigo constipation,
and all dkcasas arising from dsOTdered stomach
or liver Is sold by oil druggists. 2 cel.u Iei pack
ge-making quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-09-07
RnAI,N'S.

The historical portraits OF distinguished repre-.
sentative men, lately ON exhibition ~ the Canipn.
NAL Exhibition Mt PirlaIelphia are now ready fnr
tho inspection nt the public at "lirsdys SutlUnBl
Gallery" No. So Pennsylvania avenue. This col
lection embraces the eminent men Of America In
addition tD the medals IcI Owed IN New York for
many ears, and in Inn'ipu In 1857. Is awarded he
hghr" mD.i,d mc,tIi at the Centennial fSpsitinn IN
philldrluhin lEIG
National Republican., 1877-09-07

By John Sherman:
Al Up. N at ipDn No. o. St Cloud building, sale
OF wopissury notes
Bv Thomas Downing:
Al 40 =. M. n twostnry frame house, on Sixth
street between Frederick and Fayc:tc streets,
Georgetown, u.
BY Green & wise:
ASP IN lot /. In square I. IN the town Of Re-
ln. Alexandria county, Va.
Iy FniI 4 Co., corner Of seventh and q sttcGtI
northwest:
At ~ n. ~ bed steads. bureaus, wAsll-stands,
lounges, mattresses, clnthnr, nutiOns, &c.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

EpiroR REPr rRLICAN: don't like to find
fiult with the Commissioners. for thrv are u,
inu't very clever, w"ll-mrauins gentlemen.
Eut their meaning we'll and wishing our
roads wtll IN the c0nntv do not impruv" them
murh 1t seems . little strange that, with all
The taxes which the county people pay and all
which rho wealthy people in the city pay who
own vchicles, we cannot have The two roads
ISovcnth street and Fourteenth street, kept in
ai least decent repair These two rOals have
h"en IN wret"had order during the entire sum
ncr, and arc still growing worse as fall and
winter approach. Subscriptions We're takcn'up
soino time ag, at Brishtwood to work and int
prove the road, bnt some Oili""r under the
commissioners put n stop to The work aS soon
. II was commenced.
II does Srrm y little hard that the roads are
kept IN such wrctrhcd condition hy the uu-
Lhnritics, and that private cntsrprisc will not
he recognized or allowed. One man could
keep tho road IN repair foe miles after IL has
hrcn once properly repaired. But when they
wait until II Il completely worn down AMI oil
in rut3 aud holes It becomes costly TO shape it
mp again.
Please invite the Commissioners to hire a
caIiasc aud take ride in that direction.
ALTc.
National Republican., 1877-09-07
,JvDICIpJ-s ErpNOyy.

Is now absolutely Necessary. ThIuw not aside yonr
sOiled gloves hut Icnpvsie them with Jouycns In.
odprnils Kill GlGvc Cleaner Il Will cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly. Sol. at drug and
fancy Stores. ?j,Ints per bottle
National Republican., 1877-09-07
PROBATE COURT.

E re estate of Rebecca II. Afilicll, deceased;
citation against wm. y. White returnubu Tuesday.
september II 1877, Of II a M. this day issued on
p0tdOH OF Davis AfiiCk. LHst will aud Testament
81 Mary Harrington. decelscd llGd and assent Of
hslTs 10 prOba'e also Rlrd. viii fully proven and
admitted 10 probate, anl letters tostamgnlary were
National Republican., 1877-09-07
EVERY Persons lIIIR

prevents il, becoming dry and harsh Thompson. /.
i0mndc Optime Is specially suitable; 1t keeps the
hair son and glossy and IinTarts TO Il strength and
vitality - and 20 cents per bottle. sold by all
druggists.
National Republican., 1877-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

TTNwESTr FEET
orhoSa aud coup'Inss complete, NJ UAMiIroN's, V.
NJ. Z. Building. for f.G aiP FM2w
L TSDBORt,'S CALIFORNIA WAT tR. FOR TiiE
j toilet and bath, delig hi fiIy fragrant and To-
fIesng, aud grateful In Tie sick room. Perfectly
IIsIllhh." Analysis Of MesSr~. kuhlmall. Eils aud
dc Wilde, the guninent French and Belgian Chemists
National Republican., 1877-09-07

A MERICAN SOFT CAPSULE cos METALLIC
"A Iuxed t.oods now ready. Address VICTOR Il
MAtuEI,, New York ny7.am
National Republican., 1877-09-07
RERK ELEY SPRINGS,
WEsT NIRGINIA.

chased nom the Beikiey Springs Hotel Company BY
The presept propretors, sh, hereafter be conducteh
added.
The table shall not be excesd by that OF any water.
Ing place In the country lOr good, wholesome, and
been thoi 0ughly repaired
Board, y Per day, tl7,Jo per week, So per month
Children " years and under, also servants 40 per
spend tho season,
:, konairip tickets for the season, including stage
Descriptive pamphlet. at Metropolitan Hotel.
Iyl0.lni ]. Z. TnEOo 4 nON. PronIipIo tors.
National Republican., 1877-09-07
JoTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
NEw ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND FESTIVAL. AND PICNIC BY TUH
VI EAST WASHINGTON MUSICAL AssOCIA.
TtON given at Ioenor's Garden, September 10. isL
Admission, - cents. se1-3ts
National Republican., 1877-09-07

Issued to John Harrington the executor bond $500.
and Mary j.. Mundell, both deceased: decree ap.
pointing said Davis guardian: bond 9l 800 re
estate OF John A. Durew, deceased; first and hnni
account of the executor approved aud passed. Ad'
jourucd uhtii to-day at II O'clock.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
EQUITY COURT.
Before Justice oiin.
4 fssy i:,S. !, ns!SS iSsG Ss n''wcs v. Gar
u LIN. don va q y. \ IS MeianIci vs.; IIalnes.
4 4 Means M.sPs T, - H.cysr ,, ~ ss'ke Va Pack
SUITS ENTERED.
The Equity Court Docket
81 acres Of land in trniontown, u. c., upon
petition Of y. s. and 7. Co. to affirm sale to frrd
ctick Douglass: s. II. Cook attorney for plaintiff
fr nu account and sale OF lot square lOt proceeds
10 he applied Gn lot . square III, balance for main
tenanCc ot ward !. II. Conk and j. IT. Smith. =. j..
Farrell VI. Metropolitan nuildng Association, for
lrnuGtipn u. u, Barrett attorney fur plaintiff X.
G. Hewitt vs.. l. s. Filbcft II al, for an account
John Brown Ut al, substitution Of utisic"; J. H.
C"Jk aud J. H. Smith attorneys for plaiitn. G. W.
Thorn g. al. VS.. BCnllnn Kaufman ct al. to I'M
lsach. judgment and for satisfaction of claim:
McsSrS, Edmunds and Barnard attorneys for
plaintiff
The Circuit Cnrrt DJ.ktt.
Adplphus II. riGkfcli vs.. John l.. knwell. anntc:
W. u. Cassin ntt"ihey f,r tlhintiN Frederick
Douglass, H., Va. Srcnccr Lee Judgment nf Justice
Plant; &. n Thomas attorney f. rlHintih.
FoR BOYS.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

rrRSErTS Fi.AHOEiSG LXTEACrs.
The superiority nf these extracts consists in their
| perfect putty AMI great strength. They nre war
ianGd fruc from the JaSurniSnil' and acids whici
enter intn tho composition OF many OF the lncti-
viuuS fruit nAvni' now IN The msrkct
National Republican., 1877-09-07
CIRCUIT 60, Rr-srrCIAL ITEM

JVlsMont3 y default wcrt givcn yo,Icrluy
Il. tic "M-n!"s cIsrs: Strrhon,. 4 I.rhr * vs.
Ih"na. VI -l,cIl ed ard -J,ruei p BrImIeiler
frSlO {. 'llenlug Us. W \ Fcnwick, for
tfD . e IirEung VI. Pas q l1una. fnr sl2l
+ M.,rho,I " SGml :. Smoo, fur sl,fs! -. Jno
i. M.',h.ll VI, Jno l.. KiiScil f,r san Is. ssml
{. MrDrwr1 u, CA.i id' ( Wlllism, s?p. = EoyeT
Bros " Eutwlse & Barron SlS Mimic
liIrl vs H. ", blTvhr ct al Gi97s, Vim paHan.
h-,rr. My sickle 5000
National Republican., 1877-09-07
UNu TITS FILLS /.

a distinguished physician Of New York sa,s:
1T g. astonishing how unly'r >iiiy d. Tnus pills ar
usrl. lu my inily rounds hear nr then mi onil
hi,png the poor but their virtues are hrIallel f,on
the rlFrsipnS nf the wealthy And refined. Kh,wnl
M invrniD iron, bis long cunn,t0n with the inel
cal lIStSSipn have great rpnhirnCe Ia ihci merits
AID OT hale have onen pr,Sr f, them with the hap
plest RESULTS IL cases whore d,Sirc,i to make u dc
Cid.d Impression on the liver"
National Republican., 1877-09-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

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