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b. arrTE|I -
We publish in this paper our CORES
pondenrs report OF mysterious drowning
case which has greatly excited the people OF
Bridgeport during the past week A ,voluni-
nous mass Of testimony was taken by the
Coroner's jury in reference to the affair, but
% certain conclusion was reached other than
that the immediate csuse7of 1MoGrews death
was by drowning. - ; - I.s-- = -. -
The attempt 10 shroud the event in deeper
uystery, by the introduction of a man named
Archibald McGrew. of Darlington, Monroe
q uuty, into the affair. fails, because, on the
vening of the murder, shortly after i've
tc'c.ock, Archie McGrew, who, by the way. is
20 relative to the dead McGrew, was in the
sffice of Peter Tallman, Esq, of this place,
had shortly after 2 o'clock of the same even
ing, he arrived at the house of his brother,
David McGrey, south of st. Clairsylle, with
whom he remained all night, and came to st.
Clairsville next morning TO look after employ
ment in the new steam mill. 1t lie true that
Archie Mciirew was in Bridgeport, on Tues
A v, looking for work. Going to Smiths
Mil he met Finley Mctirew for the first time
in his life te his knowledge. The coincidence
hat both their names were McGrew, and
bah were miileu, pFobehly induced Finley to
fuvite the stranger Aipr to siipner Archie
d .clinei. but finally, safter much csaxine.
went home with him to dinner, and parted
W.T. MIN at his house after dinner
In an interview with Mr.. Archie McGrew,
be tells US that deceased and himself did not
ifink together that he was not 10 Wheeling
Sn that day, and that he did not furnish de
eeased with any liquor 10 any shape
t4MrIArhies McGrew is well knowa by a
aumber, of persons in this vicinity, in which
Se formerly resided. From a pretty closes
cross examination of him we are well satisfied
nat the press of Wheeling have done him in
%psssIaa o u he Least sss ss Of seTg Fsau IN
McGrew. - g -. 80 e. l-s--..ss.ss. I.zf
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Legal Notice.

Belmont county, Ohio, Court Of Common Peas
samuel Lewis and Louis Woodmansee. as
Lewis & Woodmansee, Joseph WoOdman-
see and Hannah Woodmansee. plainiifs.
rhe Franklin Insurance Company. Of Wheel
ing, defendant.
THE above named defendant, which Is q
corporation duly incorporated by the laws
place of business and residence, at Wheeling,
IN Onio county. in said West Virginia. Is
ereby notif1ed that, on the 5th day OF No
s-mber, A. ID. lS77, the above named plain
ii ifis flied their petition In the Court OF CONS
non Pleas Of said county of Belmont. The
petition charges. in substance, that said
plaintiffs, Lewis q Wcodmansee, obtained
rom the National Insurance Company of
Wheeling, West Vir.ihia, a loan of SlO.OU0 on
sid n 'i LeWis wa ~ Wdodmsnsee "r with SAID josepn
Woo inaasee, to secure the payment thereof
hen executed and delivered 10 said National
insurance Company their note for $1,000 at
i've years and twenty notes tor the pay mebt
II ESQ each. payable respectively in quarter
yearly instalments. that is-in 8 s. 8. II. Is. lS,
Il. "a. "a, 30, 81. So &c. A. A. IS. oil, 81, 81 ana ~
months after sai6 date, being for interest on
>aId $4,000, ut the rate of IL per cent per an
woodmansee and said Hannah Woodmansee,
his wife, on said 5th day OF April, ISL, 10 fur
there secure said payments, executed and de-
iivereda mortgage deed on Il tract ofland of
said Joseph Avoodmansee situate IN said Bel>
mont county, of about 6O1s acres, particularly
described in the petition. That about Janu-
of said notes and mortgage so IA ras then un>
pad. That sundry payments have been made
On said loan, specified In the petition. and
Amounting in all to s7l62 IS; SO that, on the
at day OF September. 1877, there was less than
$500 really due the defendant on said loan in
law and equity. That, on said last named
day. the plainuhs duly rendered 10 the defen-
dant said $500, as pay ment Of the balance due
ON said loan, and 10 refused the same; that
sald amount Is now brought into Court and
deposited for the defendant. That the defen
iant. when " became the owner OF said
notes and mortgage, bad notice Of the facts
Aforesaid, as to the real amount loaned and
me amount previously paid 70 said National
Insurance Company, being the three $3.50
notes fret due, and that all of said $3.50 notes
contained the usurious interest. as shown in
the petition. The object and prayer Of the
petition Is to compel the defendant to release
and surrender said mortgage and $1,000 note.
which they still r tain and refuse TO surren'
der, and release. and for o her proper relief.
| The defendant is required 70 answer by jan
uary 5, 1878. ]. r. MITCHELL.
u-8 77-ew. isfisi Clerk OF said Court.
Wm.5 p Hubbard. r. h. Cochran, D. D. T.
Cowen, plaintitfs' Attys.
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Legal Notice.

2IOHN e. COCHRAN, whose residence is,
y unssown, is notified thai Mary Ioeh-
file her peiiffon in the once of abe Clerk of
tpe Courl OF Common Pleas in and tor the
cVuuty of Beimoal aud state of ohio charging
tn said John Il. Cochran with having been
wiiifuliy absent tor more than three years
last pa t. and asking that she may be divorced /
rom the said John H. Cociirsn, and for the |
cu>i odv of the minor children, to wit; Sarah |
T. and Eliza coc..rs n "A nd tor rslimony-vhich |
tttiou win stand for kearins at the next
term OF SAD Court com osencing January 10, |
1873 MARY A COCHRAN.
l2-l3 ~ 6w By p. Taiiman, her atty.
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Targ. ron SPRING PLASr.sss.

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ADMrNIsTRATOn.s NOTICE.

<jOrIGEis hereby given. that in the Probate
AZ Nnurtof Belmont county. Qhlp, ths under-
minlstrator of the estate of Hugh d. Dubois
decd, late Of said county.
quested to m immediate payment, ana
those having claims against said estate will
present them duly authenticated, for settle
ment. WM. HARDESTY,
lis. '77-St. Admir-.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
t877-7S.
Belmont County, Ohio.

Second Saturday OF January, st. ClGirsvflle.
second satur sy of Febrnsiy, Ritdgepprt.
Second Saturday of March. 81. 'iairsville.
Fourth Saturday Of Ma ch Mor-istowu.
Second Saturday of April. Barnesvjiie.
Firs, Saturday Of May. Martin, Ferry.
second Saturday of June, 81. Cia!r>y,ile.
Fourth Saturday Of June, st. tlairsville.
At close of Institn ae In ReIlaire.
Examinations begin at O'Clock. Al
Piomptness is expected.
Testimonials OF character are needed II ap-
plicant is not known TO the Beard, and certifi.
Gates of success In teaching are allowed thei'
due weight. -f CHAs. r. SHREvE,
Ex. Board, 4 r ALEXANDER,
90, III. IL ] GURNs.
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Master commissioners Sale
T N johnson
".
4 H Fuy.


n pursuance of an order of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of b lmont county, Ohio made
at the october term thereof, A n. 1871, in the
above entitled action, and 10 me duly issued,
Will cfter Tor sale al Public Auction, on
Monday, January FL. 1873,
at o clock al ernoon, at the docr ofthe Court
House of said county, In ST. Clairsville. Ohio
he following described Real Estate, with the
ppurlenances. as the property of the defen-
dant. A H Fox, viz:
Part OF the northwest quarter of section "a,
In township 6, range {, in Belmont county
Ohio, and in the district OF lands formerly
subject 10 sale at NJ arietta, Ohio. beginning for
he same at a stone piantei po south OF the
no, tneast corner of said quarter thence north
ts14o west il76 poles to The Sonertol Road !;
thence with said road south ~ east 2i.76 pcles
to s:on-; thence S )uth l2o west g pc. SIS 10 a
small black oak tree; -thencs south SO east
"a "a Pol s to STONE ou .;afnuel ToIbert liue:
trepce with said line south $50 east 5l.8
ool"s 20 $40 lie; thence with west line of
Stidd's land north lHo east 1885 poles 70 the
pace OF BEGINNING. containing 90 acres, ]
rcci and poles of land. be the same more or
sess.
Appr g ID at s575. Terms of sale-cash.
W SHANNON,
Master Commissioner.
Webster, Atty. 1920, II st.
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Sfoniay. january I'll. 1873.
Master Commissioners Sale
Bank of Barnesvine
VIM x Tipton 6f AL


n pursuance of an order ofihe Court of Com
mon Pleas of Belmont county, Ono. made
at the October term thereof, 1877. In the above
entitled action. and to me duly issued, l will
offer for sale. at Public Auction. on
Tuesday, January %. 1878,
at O'Clock afternoon ON TIE PREMISES
in said county. the following desctfbed Real
Estate with the appurtenances, ss the prop
eriy Ol the defendant, VIM. X. Upton, situa-
ted in the town OF BarnesviiIe, Belmont coun.
", Ohio. viz: - -
Lot No. H. excepting 40 feet ed the east side;
appraised a. sl75, Lot No Is; appraised at $75.
Los No ID; appraised at $50: Lot No W aPPrais-
o. appraised NJ $50. Lot No sl appraised at
$lU0. Lot No 81; appraised at 500. Lot No 33;
appraised at sloo. Lot No 81; appraised at
5000. Lot No s.; appraised At s65 Lot No 81;
appraised at So Lot No IS; appraised at $685.
Lot No 80; appraised at sos; Lot No Is, exec pt
10 feet of west sidel appraised at Sl60o.
Terms of Sale Cash.
J WSHANNON
Master Commissioner.
COllips, Atty. Il-20 '77-5t
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Lyman Historical Chart BY Prof John
Clark Ridpath, Author, of a Popular His
tory ot fhe United States. Published by
Jones Brothers & Co., Philadelphia and
Chicago.
We lave been greatly interested in the ex-
animation of this new history. Its GLAZING 10
public favor are very safely grounded upon
its thoropghness, clreful sitting OF truth from
mere tradition, easy flowing style, improved
maps and comprehensive charts. These lat
ter are new and valuable feature in school
history, inasmuch as they collect, analyze
and collate a large mass of contemporaneous
events, showing their relations to and inf1u-
-nce esnpon each other, alta single glance, more
effectively aud satisfa ctorily than cln be done
in any other way. Prof Ridpath has the
honor of being the first 10 introduce these
.heips into a text book for schools, and he will
receive the thanks of both teachers and STU
dents for-,he improvement.
1t is a book which ought to interest the stu
dsut on acc lunt of its clear type, appropriate
aud elegantly. printed illus rations, sprightly
style and connected narratives but when
these are taken in connection with its faith
fulne>s to the best authorities, proving extern
SiVe anu lQlelliSens TtStdTCu, iIS lTttuOm iTuu
partisan and sectarian bias; its appreciation of
the intelligent judgment OF the American
people in ''cilling spade spade" without
The squeamishness so Characteristic of those
writers who fear to offend unworthy preju-
dices by recording the truth; its inclsi We an
aiysis of character and motives; its clear, and
expressive language, leaving no doubt as to
the suthor's meaning; and the lateness of is
record, bringing the history of all important
events in our annals down to December, 1877,
including vivid and interesting statement OF
the causes and consequences of the Great
Railroad Strike, we feel bound to accord to it
grade of superiority which no other Ameri
can author of similar textbook has attempt
ed TO attain, and which must attract the al
.tentien Of School Trustees, Superintendents,
heachers aud Scholars, as supplying 9 want
long felt.
The remarkable ability of the author is
demonstrated in every department of his
work, and so completely has it stood the test
of criticism that it is already in use in m,re
than $500 schools in this State. II appears
10 us that it will be ado tied wherever its
merits are understood.
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TIE last railroad strike cost the State of
O.io $4,000. -sJsstb ,k1
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A Liberal offer, that You should
Accent.

We have made arrangements to offer the
OHlo FARMER, of Cleveland, Chio-the regu-
lar subscription price of which is 80 90 per
annum- With the CHRoNIeLR, both one year
for the low price of SO so. The ONO FARNl
ER is i6 page, ga column paper, has been es-
stablished thirty-one years, strictly first class
in every rerpect. and is one of the most valu-
able, enterprising and reliable agriculture
veekiies IN the country. g r .,--t~f.
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Belmont county, Ohio, Court Of Common Peas.
Lewis & WoOdmansee, Joseph Woodman-
see and Hannah WoOdmansee, plaintiffs,
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JERx. wMhAxs, Of the ,spa4s of Denocra-
cy, is spoken Of as the probable Democratic
caadIdssefor scongess nRthe Nopfee Dis
trict next Fall Why not? He'll make an
honorable representative Of the pencii-shov-
ing fraternity. e.e-A
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-20

HUaH RoaERa, of Burr's Mills-the man
Who owns the famous Poland China Hogs
has purchased the right of Belmont county,
for DRAKE's IMPROVED IRON FENCE PosT
BAsE.- lie hss built several panels for testing
its oualities and from san examination of II
w6afe disposed to say that for simplicity,
|cfieapness and durability II cannot be excelled.
Ssmples of this fence can be seen at the Ma
,fonal Hotel by applying to Israel Lewis.
|St,,. Clairsville,, or to George w. Barnes, al
East Richland, Ohio. 4ass as
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EIECTlON NOTICE..

The annual meeting of the members of the
Belmont County Agricultural Society for the
election sofz officers, to wit: President and
Vice President TO serve one year, and four
Msnagers to serve two years, will be held in
tie Court House at St. Clairrville, OhiA, on
Monday. January 18th, 1873, between the
hours of and O'Clock P. NJ The present
Board of Managers will meet in the Office of
the Ssesehr7 nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on same day,
S tend caasIsswoRrH, Pest. z
I. VI RILEY, Sec'y. 12 POI
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Master commissioners Sale,

Warren Building Association ?
VS..
Joseph Capstacf ct al.
N pursuance of an order of the Court of
L Common Pleas of Belmont county, Odio
made at The october term thereof, 1871, in the
above entitled action, and TO me duly issued,
l will otter for sale at Public Auction. on
Tuesday. January %. 1875.
at O'Clock afternoon, on the Premises, IN
IN said county. the following described keal
Estate. with the appurtenances. as The prop.
erty of the defendant. Joseph 1'6pstack. VIZ
Lot no. SS in the town OF Ba-uesv!lis, coGn-
ty Of Belmont, and State OF Ohio.
Appraised vt $500.
Terms OF Saie-Cash.
JW SHAN
Master Commissioners
Collins, Attorney. u - II. st
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SHERIFFS SALE.
BELMONT COMMCN PLEAS.
Workingmen's Building Association 1

W0rkingmeHs Building ASSOCIATION 4
81 vs.. q FTef ~ -
Eliza Ann Cochran ct al - - .
pY virtue of an order OF sale in the al Q o
~ case Issued and ~ re direcIed from ,Iie
Court of eoinInon Pleas OF Belmont county o.
will cffer for sale on the Pr m ses, on 80.
Monday, January II, 1873,
at the hour of O'Clock p. NJ. on said Gay, the
following described premises, 10 wit:
situate in The cOun Of Belmont and State
of onto anu being Lot No. in the division OF
land directed 20 he sold by samuel Gill. Esq
and b. order OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Belmont county. Ohio, st the suit Of The North
Western Bank of Virginia against John W
Gill. and others, situated In Pesse tow n ship.
in said county, and ntaining SO acres
more or less, and being the same tract Oi .aud
decided by VIM and Mary A Brown to Eliza A
and James W Cochran. by deed dated arch
~, 1885. recorded in Records OF said county,
vol. So, page 93-less . acres sold 10 Robert
Woods, aud acres sold to John Youp off OF
the same 10y these grantors.
Appraised aLSi 10.
Terms of Sale, CAsh-
W G KINNEY. Sheriff.
Rees Gallagher, Atty's. l2:-0, "a st.
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ABOUT fifteen hundred boxes of the Glass
ware sunk withfhe barge '6eisnt, AZ tteBeilAirs
bridge, few weeks since, has been recover
ed and is being re-packed for shipment.
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Holiday Presents:

w. S. FAwcErr invites the.auention of
his. patrons to his large Holiday
: Stock Of JEWELRY, which lis
.nnusually affractise. There is an ele-
gantline of WATCHES, FINGER RINGs,
BggAsr-PlNs, BRACELETS, &c There is
also rich display OF SHvRRwARE, OF
.he latest styles aud most approved
manufactures IL 2C,A
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Or Thursday OF last week, the train on the
Bellaire & s. w. Railroad, caught a little
giH about five years of age, named Keller,
wh6became frightened, and attempted to run
scross the track, running over her. and sew
shas both legs, producing death in 'ss few
hours afterwards. No blame is attached te
the engineer. In fact. he did mot know Of
the accident until he felt the obstruction, as
he was running bis train backyard, :
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Nix. JAMES BLAKEMoRR died at his resi-
dence, one mile west of this place, on Thurs
day of last week. He was an industrious
man, and good citizen. A year ago he was
in vigorous health, bnt gradually wasted 70
she.extremest feeb,eness, under complica
Ted disease of the stomach. he vas buried
on Saturday, with the services of the NJ. E.
Church, of which be had for number of
ye 1rs been q member.
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A CoLUMBrs gentlemen informs us thai
."Our own" Senator Wagner had some diff
: Guilty in finding the Union Depot s'wten he
wanted to leave Columbus q couple of weeks
since. He had so many friends, and so man,
placs fo.st6pas, you know. Aft@ severa
unsuccessful attempts to reach the depot
q judge Jeip ~ ekey to5k him ia1Arge.
4 Josded him on d streei csF, thsn 81 aE1il car
.snd shipped him hoese
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NOVELS were never published in cheaper
- form than those which the New York Tribune
is now issuing in its popular SERIES The
Z dstest addition to this gallery sof1 higll clsss
4 ndiern fiction i aEcharnhg tae4 Ebglish
life, entitled CHERRY Ripe" by Helen b
.hsppeatsinig6od, Clear, typpse, printed on a
= page of conyeujent size, and is sqdst the
q. : email price of 10 cents. It can &c had OF
news agents. or at the Tribune Office. This
s.a isthe only form in which Cheny ~xlipe" is
p accessible to American rcadefs,s exrept in. q
s%s Paihpler edition, iB smaller type, odd al fifty
8 ss-GeHs- ~ sssssI isUi- -tz~so.,--s-ss-s<.
zul4t sF1Ssss ,caaA-s > t,..<s =
ssss.s&<=ss EH1Css 80 4
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LQOk al This!

We will furnish the Weekly OAie Stat
Journal, together with their beautifully II
lustrated Almanac for 1878, and the BELMONT
CHRoNlcLE, for one year, at SO 90, postage
prepaid by ".
Also, the Cincinnati Weekly Commercial,
and CHsoNroLE, for one year, So 80,
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legal Notice.

DEUBEN HAGUE. of Uhrichsville. Tusca-
II rawas county, Ohio, is notified that Ann
V. Hague did on the 6th day OF DeceH, Der,
is77, file her petition In the Office OF the Clerk
Of the Court OF Com mon Pleas 10 and for the
rounty OF Belmont, and State OF ohio, cbarg-
ing the said Reuoen Hague with being guilty
of habitual drum nkenness Tor more than years
ls.si before the separation OF said parties in
November, 1876, vi gross neglect OF duty, and
with extreme cruelty towards the petitioner.
and as;sibg thst she may be divorced from the
said Reuben Hague, which petition will stand
for nearing at the next term OF said Court,
commencing January Is. 1873.
ANN v. HAGUE,
l2-IS, II, GU. BY P. Tallman, her atty.