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Wusns NtI there is such a Wonderful supply
of 5rool -four Ii is very necessary to increase
the demand Noble Garter sets the e&aippple
IL ~. ,r;r, zss alol il-s q Ei1di
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

Bora of the large and handsome plate glass
windows in the Guernsey National Bank.
building, Cambridge, were broken simultane
ously, on Friday night about II O'Clock, by
some scoundrels who threw heavy beulders
against them. The glass cost about 800
each u
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

VIZ call attention to the advertisement in
this issue otthe farm, stock farm implements
&c ofCyrus Ramsay near Glencoe. 80.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

The hop at Andrew Patterson's, east of
town, last Friday evening, was a quiet and
pleasant affair
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

Common Pleas Court will probably ad'
journ on Friday. Judge Okey begins term
of Court at Woodsfed on Tuesday.
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w AHUA1EH
F.rH It. Il .PiiF.El slll.

4 containing f01 ACRES, principally bottom
Lanai. Eisuated on the Central Ohio Railroad,
" mile, west Of Glencoe Belmont, cnunty.
good rImbef-Cual, Limestone, and an abunS
dance Of water There are two Houses. and an
old and Young Orchard, and altogether it IL
desira Bile place for home. Terms easy. For
rurther particulars call &C Farm, or address
Fr...g., =ssl.f -ra,-.f +. B. FERRELL, L Z
l-3l 78 lmt st ClairsvtIle, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

TRsAsUEEs KEIAr vent to Columbus, on
Friday. to settle With the Auditor of State.
His settlement shows that the total tax col
lections amounted to S35, ,644 35. School
fund paid to State S11, ,659 IS. Drawn out
S12,195.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

The song of the blue bird is again heAru IN
the land. Pretty cold singing some OF 'neSe
moruings-but they do insist. a ..z ), ..l.fsl.l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

CoNNUxIaS Services at the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath; Rev...Ge p. Hays
assists the pastor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

The Probate Judge issued marriage
licenses as follows during the week
ending Tuesday:
Jas. G. Burcher and Slrah P. Lee.
Roht. E. McGregor and Mary B.
Shields.
Chas. F. McC0nnaughy and Rachel
A. Steeds. & fE k
Jefferson Bewley and Laura Bryant
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

EMR. W. L. KEMP, formerly of this county,
now of Nebraska, is visiting relatives In this
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

R.rss over the O., & P. railroad lfo'n
R[i,,ceport to Pittsburgh have been reduced e ue
to compete with the p W q n.y. yis'' nc" n'' D1"~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

GEORGES s.hatchet" was the chief topic 0i
conversation, on Friday q tDafsq0g
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

The argumentsl Of Counsel in the Barnes
Wright contest have been concluded and the
case is now being considered by the Court. A
decision will probably be reached by to-mor'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28
PRoBArE COURT begins on Tuesday.

The regular March session Of the County
Commissioners begi on Mon, ay.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28
PI0XES.

GALE CHILLED PLowS for sf1 90, at
VIZ. NJ. KMGoRE's, UniontowB, Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

MAJOR JEwETT PALMER, Revenue Collector
of this District is in this county this week
looking after the int rests Of Che government.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

TINS NJ. E.Social on Friday evening not
w:thstandng the bad weather was an enjoy
able affair.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

seIFfve members d, the family Of Robert Mel
son, Sr, residing short distance northwest
of Bellaire; are. sick With tie typhoid fever.
Mr.. Nelson himself hasa slight attack. spd
his vile and smother and two, daughters are
quite bad, while smother daughter is just ne
covering. So says Register ccrrespopdeut
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28
Chauge Of Time ON the N.G. r.

No. 1 leaves St. ClairsyiIle SD A-H.' O
,,ee, the West hound train on the B. q o.
Road No. leaves at 9:45 to meet East
h,und train No. 8 leaves at 40 p H. 70
meet both East andTWest- bound traln =
Quincy. Trains run on Columbus tune
which is eight minutes slower than town time'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

|-THE Be1lairrea Leader says John J. Powell is
the vnost proninentg Republi, ana eaadidase
fdr Mayor of that city. ana proposes Judge
anderson, Stephen Gressinger, Walter Dar-
rah pr 3. D swiuans as suitable De@eetaiic
eapFdIdatess sp1F6 dates IS rsWQM bsnEdm MOO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

TRERE is some talk of the discontinuance
o: the r. Td graph. office at Belmont.
Slippers protest loudly. EEt x
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Road Notice.

To tie Honorable Board Of Commissioners Of
Belmont county, D.
NOUR Petitioners, resident freeholders of
Il said county. respectfully represent that
the public convenience requires the location
OF County Road along he following desert
bed route. to wit: Beginning at a point near
the Blacksmith shop. where the Woodsfeld
and st Clairsville Ioad crosses the Creek at
Lewis Mills. and running little south OF
west .on the line of old road through Ira Lewis
lands, 1. Jones and G o Railroad Co, and
croasing Barnesville and st Clairsviile road,
near the Water Station, on q o Railroad.
through lands of Alex Green. c w Lewis, and
John Ira Lewis; crossing Bark Camp Greek,
hear Trestle Bridge, on y Railroad, continu-
ing on line of the old road, through the land
Of Jos L Heed thence following the line divi
ding lands offs NJ Bentley and Melborne, as
near as practicable, to insure good road,
leaving the creek to the left. near the lands OF
Bell Humphrey, continuing on line dividing
lands of Humphrey and Delilah Brown,
Thornton Kight and Delilah Brown, along
old road until 1t intersects the Belmont and
Louisville road.
A petition will therefore be presented at your
next regular sessiOn-March 4. lS7S-asking
that such proceedings may be had TO establish
sucn road as may be authorized by law.
l-3i. '7S-5t. PETITIONERS.
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99issss ACRES.

Excepting therefrom 4 acre, being grave
yard, and the road leading from the east part
OF the farm. Said Farm well watered, and
has a Dwelling and other necessary buildings,
also good Orchard of Fruit thereon.
TERMs-One third in hand, one-third In one
year and one-third in two years. with interest.
secured by mortgage. o. ]. SWANEY,
2-21 7S 5w. Ex'r of John Turk, uec'd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE says "Mount Union
is among the best, cheapest and most progress
sive of American Colleges, rendering thor
ough eaueation many Department accessible
to all" Great improvements lately made,
new Buildings under way. The College year
of Spring, Summer and Fall Terms, begin
ming last Tuesday in February, May and Au-
gust each year, enables students of either sex
to earn expenses by tteachihg 6 Winters, with.
out losing time. Different students last year,
s52; in 81 years, 81 ,64s; property worth
$685., 1863, beneftting students. For new cat
alogle address Pres. Haftshorn, IL d., Ant
ance. Ohio '''As
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

Tur new Pope's name is pronounced
PatcEee - sres
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JAMss VI HEyNEit, the postmaster at New

JAMS W PESNEIts the postmaster at New
Alexandria, Jefferson county, was arrested,
ON Thursday, by Captain E. e. Henry of the
Secret Service Department, on charge of
ampering with the mails, and taken 10 Gleve-
land Aaheaipg before .. s., Com mission
er White, on Saturday, the evidence went to
show he had been indulging in opening letters
ont of curiosity. He had been dealing in
wool aad be opened the letters of other deal,
ers to find out what they were paying. He
was bound over to Court lon-his own recOg-
pizance for 81, 900 and surety for 5000 more,
and then went back home. q iq III
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him for their Senatorial canddate.
The Infftpass, true ofir gchar aeter given
It by one of our correspondents s>few weeks
since, had little sensation on Tuesday. One
of the female inmates gave birth to aehild,
and in fixing its paternity charged if tostlie
account of some party other than the Super
intendent who wis lconpected with the ihsti-
tuition. Reforms necessary. = -
A LARGE number of friends from this com
miuriity and from abroad gathered at the resi-
dence of Frederick Troll, on Saturday after
noon last, toaBy their hast ltri.dte to the
memory of his wife. The funeral services
were CONDUCTED by Rev. Alexander of the
'Presbyterian church, of which church she
was a member.
Mrs. Mary Troll whose maiden name was
also Troll, Was born in the village of
Iiandow, Dukedom of Yaldeck, Germany,
on the Sth day Of August, 1881, and came to
this country June 4tils 1885, was married to
Freaericlk Troll May 2sth, 1852, and died on
the 21st day of February, 1873. These are
the chronological events of her history. If
we were to enter into the more minute de-
tails of her life, we could bat pen the picture
of an estimable Christian lady of more than
ordinary culture and intelligence; of loving
and devoted wife, hopeful and helpful in ad
versity, modest and unassuming at all times;
ola patient and gentle. mother, whose whole
heart wasin her home, deyoting her remark
able energies to the welfare of her family; of
a kind and unselfish friend and neighbor.
She was stricken with paralysis eally in the
winter of 10, andlsree that time had heen an
invalid, but always wearing the same patient
smile, waiting the day that came at last when
her soul should wing its rapid fight upward
to meet tlioseHwho had gone before, when she
should find the rest she SO justly deserved.
No more will her kind face be seen in the
family gatherings; no more will her gentle
voice allay the fears of theslittle ones, or her
hand brush away their tears of trouble, hut
they have fallen heir to such impressions for
good, that time cannot tarnish nor grim 9.ge
decay The sympathy of the entire commu-
nifty is with the bereaved husband and sorrow
st ricken family.
- - = -aF q s.-=ss.-7a.-- --..-- d. 1850.
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TuEP.. w. & KY. railroad from Wheeling
to Pittsburgh, was opened for travel on MOI
day
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Ross.,AIsx.sngR helned TO break

ROsszAkRxAsBgR helped 10 break the Dem.
scratic majority in the Legislature, last week.
by voting withfhe Republicans Ross is just
as clever as when aafew years ago he went to
the chairman OF the Republican committee
of this county and asked that the Republicans
lnsminatc him for their Senatorial candidate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

CANDIDATES forthe spring election "a are qui-
esoeut. 8 .xEiE Dts E3llliE
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GRAY will be one of the favorite coiors tne
coming season. 1t Baa$D
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sHERlrF's SALE.
5. BELMONT, COMMON PLEAS. b -
INPARTITIoN. ~ 5l5i- .
f5D iuH Robert Mann tft -il-' z
E-.t III .VR. N. I'll nh II. 1

f3S5G inH Robert Mann i-st ih.'
10 Matilda A. .sis Mann e...Lo1 :. al. ga ,i p.
OY virtue OF an order OF sale in the above
ID case issued and to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont county !.
Ohio. ! Will offer for sale on the Premises. 90
Monday, March rs. ISIS, ama
at the hour OF o'clock q. on said day, the
following described premises, situated in The
county Of Belmont and state CT Ohio, to wit:
First tTract-Being the west half OF the south
west quarter OF section "a. township Q. range {,
in the Marietta district. containing so acres,
more or less.
second rraet-Befns as follows; commen-
cling at the northwest corner Of the southwest
quarter Of section "a. In township g, OF ranes
thence then sbs IJnnins eass S % y rods snsnse a nSrsn
rods to the place OF beginning. containing
Third Tract-Being the south hslf Of the
northwest quarter OF section "a. In townshfp
8, Of ranges, excepting 10 acres sold and deed
ed TO Emanuel Mann BY David Heakett and
wife, on the vest end Of said tract Of land.
Fourth Tract-Beine Lot No z, and Lots No.
70 and a. in the town OF Sooaerton, county Of
Belmont, and State of Ohio. except "A tset on
the west end o. said two Cots 70 and "a, run
Fifth Trect-Belng part en- the north, end /
of the east half Of the southwest quarter Of
at the northeast corner OF said tract OF land,
running thence west rod; tneace south lSzk
rods on 70 the Big Road; thence east l rodi
lst tract appraised At --.--- sl4gz
"a 40 40 90 90 | T err - ssS
: Lot No. 2in town of soIlsrtonl rs
9TH tract sass Z ss ss 90 G &c &c
Terms OF Sale-One-third cash. one-third In.
one year. and one-third In two years, with in
teresB ON deferred payments. 20 be secured BY
n0''sAss on ''s~%lsiSs VIZ 'Sioi 9. kINsEg, sAsr.a.
R N Eaton. Atty. 22i, '7S-5t-
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Master Commissioners Sale.

John Wisener
VG.
Hiram Bishop ct al.
N pursuance of an order OF the Court OF
j Common Pleas of Belmont county. OHIO,
made at the October term thereof. lt77. In the
above entitled action, and 10 me duly issued,
will offer for sale at Public Auction, on
Tuesday, March 3, 1878,
Mt o'clock afternoon, at the door OF the Court
House OF said county, in st. Clairsville Ohio,
the follow ing described Real Estate with the
appurtenances, as the property of the defend
ant, Hiram Bishop. viz Being 36} feet of the
south side OF Lot No. l48, in Barnes addition
to the town of Barnesvllle, Belmont county
Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
]. W. SHANNON,
.afer Master Commissioners.
James Atty. s.tElt l-3l, 7s St.
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THE Cambridge, Jeffersonian says that k'sn
organ belonging to a lehutch IN the northern
,saa oFthe e0ahtg, IS put 10 deable use. On
Sunday it Reads the singers df hymns, and on
other nights it s carried from house to house
Eor Che yorng people te dance by: - ~ 4
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Thanks TO the 81. Clairsville Band for the
seoenade hast night EEE
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MAnou coupons are ripe now. Clip them, them. +,
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TIE friends of Emery who was CONVICTED
and'sentencedto six years. imprisoGlnentin 10
the Penitentiary for aiding Gary in the mur-
der Of the old German, Paul, at the West
Wheeling ferry in 1874, are making nl ddori
to secure his release. II it was right to par.
don Gary who was sentenced for life, certain
ly Emery who ~assentenOed tobut SIX years,
should new be SET free I MOO
- .PLOWS---s0liver's 3 Chilled, down 10
eleven dollars. Also Center Lever, steel and
metal Every plow warranted Geo, Iepson.
1gaIq1s
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l6O Acres of Land.

The Farm is well improved, having on the
same a new Dwelling House, large and com
modious, 9 rooms. and two good tenant
Houses. and all necessary outbuildlngs. The
Farm is well timbered and watered, with an
abundance of Coal.
will also sell at the same time and place,
my personal property. consisting OF 2 head
OF Horses, Mich Cows, u head of Hogs,
.fs rm Wagons. Moving Machine,l Hay Rake
Corn Shelter, Plows. Harrows, and other
articles too tedious 10 mention. Sale to com
mence at 10 ocloc A. NJ. Termsimade known
on day of sale. CYRUS RAMSAY
W Coffman, Auctioneer. 22o, To-4t'
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EgSEEDS--1imothy and Clover Seed,
1t @ 81 2O GEO. JEPsoN's.
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. JOSEPH BLAIR, one mile south of Shepherds
town, offers at public sale, 90 next Tuesday
March 5th, at O'Clock p. M his entire stock
of horses, cattle, shUep, hogs, grain and fssm'
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.sHERlEF'S SALE A
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
John r. Hunt
VS..
49, n

'u Charles Price. .--f q
ilY virtue Of writ OF execution issued snd
~ TO me dlrscted nom the Court OF Commont
Pleas Of Reimont county, Ohio, i will offer ior
st. Claffsviliss Ohio, on f3'lif 3iiiil . III
u Tuesday. March B, 1878, - -
at the hour OF O'Clock P. n. on said day. the
following deseribed Real Estate Of the defsnd. :
ant, Charles Price, viz: al.. u iisu-rl tog .ggfa
Being the north part Of the east half or the
eouthN est quarter OF section No. 81, toWn5hlp
s. range s. also the north part OF the west half
Sf the septheest quarter of said section "a and =
township AID range Aforesaid, commencing At
the northwest corner Of the east half Of Sec
tion y. running south 6z perches 70 stone
nee, east LIZ perches 70 q stone, north az =
per ches TO stone; thence vest 10 perches 70
tne place of beginning. containing 50 S0-IO0
OF land, be the same more or less. so Bsfs I'D
I! Appraised at s23Og. - - -. s-f-.f.s.e, "a, q
b ri0G1. Igd MN. q. KINNEY. Sheriff. li
James. ANY, % f5 fHe ISL "a Sc s..
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PIovuss.

! have the celebrated Diamond Iron, Plow
--and will furnish Pittsburgh plows and cast :
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"a :
On Friday night burglars piled their avoca-
ton vigorouslyein town. 3 A short time after
12 O'Clock MI, Wilson Mitchell whose office
is in the back room of the second story of the
building ili which is the grocery Of james
Osborne, discovered that three parties were
endeaEering to force raas entrance by rear
deor4o the new addition 20 his grocery room
III. M qnietly slipped down stairs and 10 the
Natieaa Hotel where he awakened Mr.
Clark the proprietor, and several other par
ties, including two OF the Bellaire officers
who were sojourning there for the night A
council of war was held and it was resolved
to deploy and capture the "night BIRDS but
by some means they we're apprised that they
were discovered and fed before a proper dis
tribution of the forces could be made. On
the same night an attempt was made to bur
giarize the grocery store Of Boroff Bros. 2 -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

Eg-NEW FlSH-Mackercl and Lake Fish
-the latest caught. fat and full weight, just
received @ 81 2t.) GEO. JEPsoN.
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possible candidate. As he is about the easiest
man in the party TO beat, We shall not object
if his friends again succeed in placing him be
fore the people as a candidate What
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

Mr.. JoHN, DIoKERsoS, brother of Mrs.
Vim. Lee, Jr., of this place, died of typhoi!
pneumonia, at his residence southwest of
Cadiz, Harrison county, on Wednesday 4i-slt
of last week, and was buried on Friday. His
widow, Mrs. Eliza Dickerson, now lies dan
gerously ill, spd is not expected to survive
many aas& 8 ne! Susie PhilEps fclict Of the
late Matthew Phillips, of Morristown, sister
of John Dickerson deceased, was taken i'll
whilst attending her brother during the last
hoers ef Ms HInes, andis sei9s That herat-
tebding physician enteftains littie or no hopes
of her recovery. Adam Dickerson, a brother
of John Dicksron deceased, fell from his
horse on bis yas home fh the fuhsna Of his
brother, and out hstsinfdrmation Vas that he
could nd tspfvige nhpy hours It has only
been few weeks since Adam Dickerson FOL
lowed bis son Jamison Dickerson to his grave,
from consumption, Truly, the families, in
these numerous visitations of sorest Affections
havethe sympathies OF the entire community
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-28

THE Cadiz Republican of last week in re-
ferring to the bit OF information conveyed to
the electors of the 10Th Ohio District by a
Washington correspondent to the Enterprise,
that Hon. L. Danford will under DO consider
ations be candidate for reelection, says that
sit will be remembered that these same cor
respondents commenced exactly this same
business two years ago. If Mr.. Danford
could be at home, and know the sentiment Of
the Republicans OF the District toward him,
we don't think he would say that he would
refuse a nomination at their hands The
whole thing is merely sensational. We admit,
that from private information in our posses
sion we know that Mr.. Danford has said that
hegwill not wage contest TO get the nomina-
ton. But. this was exactly his position two
years ago when the Convention nominated
him by exclamation. 1t will do it again
With all due respect for the other gentlemen
that have been named as candidates, we be-
lieve the Republicans of the District strongly
prefer the nomination Of Mr.. Danford to TINT
81, other Of them Aside from the ;frnfnedi-
/ Ute personal friends Of the several Candidates
this is undoubtedly the gcase.l If the people
control the matter Mr.. sDanford will be re-
nominated; but il the, Washington corrss-
Ipondents are going stoi run the campaign we
haFe nothing fur her TO say about II. J z ere.
As4T 6XaBJz 4 .sAH9
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ST, CLkIRSVILLE. OHIO.

Es, +. TALB0TT, Dentist, 81
Clairsyille. Ofice few doors east OF School
House. A good se. Of Artificial Teeth ior
81 90. = = = i IA l4m-l =
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Az darn of fire sounded from the Court
House bell, on Thursday evening, was caused
by the burning out of flue in one of the
chimneys of the National Hotel. The smoke
which was being driven upon the roof by a
strong wind induced the belief that the roof
was on fire. Citizens TUNED out promptly
and had several barrels of water down the
burning due in ,shof order, resulting in the
flooding Of the apartments below! The only
danger 70 the hohse was from sts7e pipe hole
in ohsef ths Feehs which had been stuffed
with paper, which took fire and was falling in
the. foerl but tfeT timely discovery of this
prevented dApiags y that quarter. va
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Farm and Personal Property
AT PUBLIC SALE.

THE subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on
j the premises. l nile south OF Glencoe, on
McMaAOn's Greek. on
Saturday. March 23, 1878,
biS Form cnnfaipipO
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Bridgeport Bank ct al. 'a-
QY virtue Of an order of sale In the above
D case issued and 20 me directed from thu
,ourt OF Common Pleas OF Belmont county,
Jhlo, will ofier for sale on the Premises. on
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Sd DO ~ 90 ......--.-.--s.-.......------.. ~.
: ( Lot No. 2 In town Of sonlsrt0nl q:
9TH tract DO dS & Z dds dS 90 90 &c 3