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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

3 PERHAPS sober z, fiaction during ths,
holiday recess has been benefieially al
work with the silvsr her.sy min bars
4 GOngre, :. Here, now, IL even Sena'
Tor Stanley Mstttne Wa cpoies4ing To an
inQuiriDg rePFter that It Is very dOubi
fui if the characterization bill eau cOiiI.
tIand tire necessary twothiris mi T
jty for passage over the. Presidents
VITO. Mr.. Matthews has aeqnir. d oD
many subjects q large and valuable
fuu.i ufInIsint0rtnati0n, but we sincere.
.ly trust. that he mikes mo- mistake
uoy. But this Is not ull. The eminent
sen ttur from Ohio actually recognizes
that holders o.! bonds have a right te
exuect that the bAnds should be Sitl
la gold aud ne also. talks OF effscting
some compromise by which the views
nj she Administration and thOSe OF the
majority IN Congress may unite on d.
n Aicial issues. As mentions, for = in
stan e, - possible amendment to the
bal so ss to Obiige the Government I"
p,y gold as interest on the bonds
Whei. ever it is at a premiui 10 sAnotber
,,I,.g gesli0n is to add section to ths-
bill authorizing the Government to is
-ue new description of four per cents
payable in gold, and to redeem the
i've twenties snd 6 per cents. with
them,' to which IL may be answered
taat II Mr.. NJ .tthews and his repudia-
zionist friends will just let things alone
the four per cent. already authorized
will answer the purpose ne describes,
and no new issues will Oe neeaied
However, his mere allusions To the
subject and his admissions that Con-
gees may not after all set as adrift
q eou sea Of limillsss inf ttiou ami re
pu i,atIon ara very consoling. Ii Sena
tor Matthews is getting his right miad
on financial issues there is still hope fpi
the most confirmed silver. and green
back heretic.-Bdlt, American.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10


THE New York sun publishes a
s'bla,'k li>to Rhich. shows that no lea.
than thirty tEillisa dollars of trust
money have been stolen by bond, and
insurance agents, Wallstreet brokers,
professional Christmas, deaeons,
brothers-in.l law, trustees, and Others
The year 1877 Was particularly pr0!ifi.
of frauds, espeesHily religious frauds.
and 0n the very last day Of 1t came
confirmation 0f the innocent revela
tion OF Mr.. Meter, that all the Wall.
street bankers and brokers were doing
what he had done. The years since
panic of 1873 were years OF great sctiv-
ity in the revival business and many
of the frauds and default ERA were sctive
fevivslists, like then President ofthe
Central Nasionsi of Chicago.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
UNIONEONN.


OWING TO the unsavorsble condition
|of the weather, and the fact that uut
Or two social fentertsinmeDts wire sc,
ior The ssnls evening the Temp renee
l1neeting, On the eveaiIiS Of The 4 h inst.
Tas not eS largely attended q was ex
pected. However, the addieGce WAS
very respectable in number, and Oh
sIcil an evening might be CUnsi:iert'd
large. Tne opening p 'rtion II The ex-
eIcIses were of d, vOtionsl At iacIer,
beng conducted 10y Rev. r. q. Camp
FPll, of New Athens, Ohio After
lsinging portion of the IL l Palm
pray er Was etferefi w ny Mr. Camp
Tell, and appropriate s-leciiUns irou,
scripture were read. An organic ition
was effected by appointing DR.. john
CaTnpbril, President, nnd MF. VIM.
Dunbar, Treasurer. a 5. cret,,ry Mas
also appointed. The President after
uia akiug One Ur two preliminary re-
mafk<. introduced Mr.. Gus ] ,hns-
ton, who delivered IN Xcr.iie { and
earnest discourse upon the subject ni
fenTperarcr. Although not fully
ehdorsiDg Mr.. JuIHtsfoR,s -.v-pws up.p
snTne sutjects Wbicn he SAW proper TO
elucidat.., We believe hiW io he one
OF the most interesting and effective
Lecturers of the day AT the ef,se Ell
Ine Lecture tht. pledge was preseH q
and 81 names affixed thereto. Atuong
the Audience we ososerv. d Miss. A
Holloway, Miss Bethel Mr.. Aogue
and Mr.. J. c. Walk. r, representing the
4 Temperance element of our neighbor
ing town of Flushing. We do not
4 ryhkathnr fhis N ~,
he considered strictly Murphyeor q
be Opeu to all who wish to Take part la
tthe Temperance work and 9bo may
mot endorse the Murphy style 5.
AFTER months absen e Mr.. ].
W. Dfvis has returned. froai q touI
/ Through the state OF Iowa. He reports
| rim !, II almost ile+-ssptly a'th very
pOar crof- Ut orp and M III LuGaI C, o
i mud. He states that while We wer;
fehjoy ing surh pleasant weather they
had hut about six days Of what cUuit
r. ally be callti fine weather. "a; s
] CONSIDERABLE INTEREST has beer
manifested u,nceTning . - G. r,sii
I iai ,scii,T v D ich hHs' clUst in,ntl
I-pt culatiun, -nd eferts ent, or two pr
sous Particularly. The affair wss 6ni.
IL IKE. but We give II Abt.iuw in ful
Sindromy I hon ytha>
m e, If yna arrange it properl,
You have the secret. ei-
Mr.. JOHN CALDWELL shot A Hawk
measuring 4 feet Is inrhAs from tip b.
Zip (neat), and 45 free measure -
AT THE SHOOT. Nc MATCH Gn New
Yrar'- Day MIR. Joseph Lp0ge won /,
turkeys. Mr.. Wsn. Harris 3. and Mr.
Lemu, ! Nichols 2, EIakiDg eight il
IHll. Seventeen Turkeys were put III
and there wera about 20 competitors
These gentlemen, as IN evidence o
their skill, carried away almost hal
The numb'r, a-h
| THE ERMOMETER on the morn
ing oi the th,ndicalttI Il below zero
SLEIGING PARTIES are 30 nu;nerou
hat, we viii not attempt TO repor
them.
I ON TUESDAY morning the ther
finometer iDdicatei 6 beiUu zero.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

BLANDis unquesitunably states
msn e. He thinks that the "doable
standsrd" will double the amount OF
anuney which any man will have, and
in It the single gold standard will let
ea..h have oniy half ss much money.
Bland IL one Of that race Of alchemists
wh,., in all ages Of the world, have
been trying to invent ways to Hika
money without coining it. Blanc
knows nothing of the history uf the
country, nor Of anything eine in partie
ulsr; for the country tried for sixty
years to have the double standard, and
failed utterly, and never actually had
but one standard. And ii never had
silver and gold together, save with
geld the estandard aud silver subsidiary
With silvera full legal tender We shall
have no gold. We shall have single
standard, and that a fuctuating. one
And then we shall have foreign ex
Oh .nge, and with il uur whofa volume
: OF exports and imports, iiable to JUMP
up aud down ten or twenty per cent.
and all dealers obliged to cover this
risk by extra prices. GIN. Gazette.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

A DECREAss OF uafioHsl revenues for
the month tIf .DeceInher 0f $44S. 600 h
said to be due'to the prospect OF re-
auction of the tar on whisky and TO
bacc0. On whiskey slOue, il the tax he
reduced, a. proposed, To sixty-cents,
she ltrss t0 the revenue. will reach $iS,
osW.0O0. lfthere Is one article, on the
United States tax list, on which the
tax should suffer no reduction, 1t is
whisky Hthera be another, IL is to
hacso. THESE are, to ese the Iuilde''
of terms, Iuxuries for which those who
indulge in them shnusd be made IL
Ray rouudfy. No iuxaries can better
be iOrsworn, and any proposition to re-
duce the tax upon them shsutf reeeive
.mmary chscS. Il Raj her let the bur-
den of rsx1uis n them be increased
Pitts6aTgk telegraph. q siitli ltp ,'''i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
The Weekly Dispatch.
one of the Choicest, Cheapest and
Best Family Newspapers
Published.
Everybody should Read 1t.

The Piusourgh Weekly Dispatch like the
DAILY Is pointed from clear, new type, aud
Is one of The choicest Family papers pu blish-
ed 1t a large folio sheet embracing all the
tborS iIa portant news OF the week, carefully
9, la Ell and coniens sed and pmiitiny nothing
essen ial. rndeej, As q newspaper, It Is mol
s1rpa ~, d 10y any similar publication in
Americas; while the care W tn which lis >e.ec
u ms are made, render II most reliable
10 nna. for Lne lamily-a journal replete vito
interesting reading, and one that cadnoJ fail
a. peAsc the Commercial. Financial AID
q Reports Of the Weekly Dispatch are msde
RELIABLE. while to It's Cattle Market ports
Qi,l aiten tiOn Is given. The Weekly Dis
patch sfu ished 70 single suhscribt rs at 81 so
n year. or In clubs OF ten at III %. with pa
par = atis To the party getting up the efub.
Il is the cheapest pap r h America, its siz
an TIE amount of reading matter II gives
considrred. and every family sh9nld naveit.
Address, ROCK q OMElkI,
Publishers. Daily and NeeKly dispatch,
lo-3t. Filth avenue. Pittsburgh.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

THERE iss chance that Tweed may
sci Pass the few remaining years of hi,
ventiul life outside lof prison walls
rha New York Board Of Alderman
voted Friday that it would be hr the
oest interests Ol the city to dischsrxe
ne Fat Theft, and recommended Z,
he Attorney General and the Curpnra
;iDH Consul i0 release him. He will b,
r~quired to give up sh he owns, how
ever, as we'll as to tell all ne knows.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
THE New York and PhiIadeIpti.

THE New York and PhfIadelphii
papers have been entertaining their
readers lately with articles IN eternal
punishment. The York Tribune deliv.
ers itsel: IN this manner on the sub.
j-ct: The domestic press teens with
theological lore. The local editors
throughout the land, from Clevela nd o
A-ianta and from Springfield to s q
Fr.ncisc0, are button holing ministers
Of the G ~pei aud putting theEi through h
ertnd sir; " hat do you think shOHt hell
anyhow" il the accepted fCrmuls.
The clers y seems to be only too gl4d 10
undertake mission work in the news
paper Offices, and the number of lay
sermons pu sternsl punishment which
are now being laid before the American
public, 10 the form of local inter views,
Is beyond reckoning. A Southern re.
porter, who called upon Bishop Beck.
with, Of4GeOrgia, got a story rs well NJ
q theological argument. The Bishop
said that in Virginia, many years ago
a youth was under the care Of Ous 0
the old negro '.malnmies." She use,l
70 n,ctura 20 him many vivid and ter.
ribi- things that were to be encounter
ed IN the bad place. BY these descrip
I, lion Of the tOFments OF hell she sought
: to make him abhOs evil and seek tG
esca its penalties. One day, aftel
hesriny the place spoken Of from the
pulpit, the little fellow said TO his old
nurse: NANNY you say the wicked
folks go TO the bad plsce." ''Yas honey
d " NIL goes down dar, sho'! Dem dat
don't iub and sarve de. Lord mus al
go dar.'r" you ssv IL is ali fire and
brimstcne down there?" "Dat's 50 hon
ey; lie bTirnsfone ar jSss burnin' all tie
tims-all de time-an' nebhsr gifts dOns
burnin' y~r up fOrebber!" "WelI,
msmmy. where do they get all tbs
birthstone from 10 keep the FIRE upi''
"Take keef, honey. don't let dat iUI
yer 'bout de fi'st! Yer kerries de bri:n
stone wild ger, en- dar's, 'nuf In d.
heart otrsinBrr, ter keep him blaze
fureb5eF--dst'sso!" a.aeas
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

Notwithstanding The -pscious profes
IiDns Of the d ,m1crscy ss To the im
partial b nefinence Of their purpnsa
hey never fail " hen an 0ccasion.affer.
IN iegislate for the tx .iusive sdvsniag.
af their own party. When the ini+n
ely partisan character Of the country'.
Consumption Of whisky and tooacc,
Il considered, COLI and caiculatiny
world will suspect some selfish mOtiy,
behind the Democratic endeav0r tC
mitigate the tax unOn these DeinOcra
ic necessities. Tribune.
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Every One should subscribe for 1t.

Those of our readers who dasire q good city
staily should by all means subscribe for ths
Pittsburgh dispatch. Large. Live, Indepen.
,ieni Paper. aiw ays fOremosL in obtaining and
Iurnis iing the Latest News, snd beyond ques-
tivn une sf the most readable. reliaDle and
entertaining Daily Journals ipnb.isbed in the
United states. The Dispatch Will enter upon
a.s Thirty third ear on the Sab Of February
II ID the largest paper in tGe late. giving th-
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Personal, Political. and Society News, ~tth
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pu III The best evidence Of the popularity
If .he Dispatch ia the fact that IL is read by
all Glasses, regardless Of Country or Politics.
a nd eEj9y, circulation more than double
that OF any paper in The state outside that Of
Philadelphia
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age prepaid IS 90 per aunum; in clubs Of 10.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

ZANEsvILLE AocoNAoDATIOS leaves Zsnes-
vile daily except Sunday at $40 A. NJ, andar-
rves at Columbus at 9.45 a. NJ Stopping st
all stations.
Fat Express runs daily. Express daily on
Central Ohio Division; daily except Sunday on
Lake Erie and Chicago Division. Other
Trains daily except Sunday. .....
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
THOS. P. BARRY, W'st Psssr Agent.
w. C. QUINCY, General Manager Ohio
and Chicago Division
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

THE Porte serms tG grow weake,
and weaker every dsy. snd the ap
pellafinn of "Sick Man" is Nd lougel
ridiculous. The peace party in
Turkey, too, is gaining ground H.
rapidly ~ the war party Is doing iu
England. There are no iudic2tion-
that Russia is 4Rxi Us for peace, ever
upon the conditions she h.s herself
named. Between Russia and Eng
land, Turkey will very probably have
to fght,' regardless of her wishes or
interests in the matter. -la 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

PSSEsytvASfA VAS the champion
banging State during 1877. Sne l.
''rt-dised with sixteen cut Of eighty
q rec ex caiions in the United States.
ar ole nth Of the whole number.
S"uth Carolina ranks next, having had
twelve -h0Ts Of this kind during the
sear. New York. with three exeeu.
Il ms, is far behind her more enterprise
tx neighibrs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
i877-7s.
g Belmont County, ohio.

Sc ,ond Saturday OF January. 81. Clrirsville
second satnr, ay OF February, Rridseport.
Second saturday OF March. 81: Ciairsvlile.
kuui th Saturday of March, Morristown.
Firsl saturday OF May. Martin Ferry.
S@c0nd Saturday Of June. -. Clairsville.
Fourth Saturday of yune, ~. Clairsville,
At close oi Institute In Beilaire.
Examinationsb begin al . O'clock, An.
PIo'nptness 10 expected. .s q
Testimonials Ot character are needed II Ar
piicant is not known 10 the Board, ami certin
due weight, CHAN. X. sHHEyR,
Ex. board, Il. ALExAKDKH,
a-5, II. u bVREs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

SOME recent Republican successes IN
South Carolina seem TO nave undnis
fred the Democratic heart in TIM
Com and there are signs o.
Q coming convention TO remodel the
organic law Ia such way a. to- ulsE.
II bear down iuiquitously Hnsn the
colored vote, Governor Fl n1ptoa
oux ht 10 iooe after this. He cannot
sff ri to go back On his position in
1868, when he conBselled his kiud tt
withhold all encouragement and sup
port from negroes who were so deprav
ed as to vote the Radical ticket.eTri-
hrno tsHf F.fE Z IfffI IsIf 80 fl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
MEX ~
NATIONAL DISEASE.
Is5Tf furable?
H>KR ~

mNH0SE VINO have Altered from the various
Il aud complicated IorfnS Of disease assumed
by aGa.rh, and have tried many physicians
ami remedies without relief o rcure, await the
aLsw u to this question with considerable
anxiety. AMI we'll they mag; for na disee Sc
That can be mentioned So universally prev
aIenl ana 30 destructive 10 me- lth ;atarrn.
Bruuchitis, Asthma, Coughs, and serious
and frs quently fatal affection OF the lungs
IoiioW, IN many cases a Ease Of simple oui ue>
glecie Istsrfh. Otne< BY mpathetic affections,
such as deafness. imp ired oversight and loss
of sense OF smell, MAY be rererred 10 as minor
out nevertheless ser1Uus result OF neglected
Oats. m, Dad enough In themselves, but ss
ncLniug compared with the dangerous affec-
hsf n nd N n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
A Great Offer fortiHOiidays5

We will during thess HHRB Tim Es and the
ORe;A SS or firsL class makers atToH er prizes
Tor casn. or slnsta' ,merts, than ever -hefsfe
offered. WATERS PIANOS and ORGANS
Illustrated Cataiog ues Mailed Q,saL indnes-
nI Ients 20 the t,ade. Pianos, eetaye tltg %
,scIave, SIis. ok4AESs fS5cpE <<ss 4 ~ 1p1s 49,
|. stops s65; S stops. S70; 10 stops, ss3; izsLops
EHh In pesfsci order. dot used a. ear: 81 Sst
Music At half price. HORACE WAfEHSIt&
SONS: Manufacturers aud Dealers, 10 East l4tn
~ eaL New W rk. an q q - , = fl p 2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

The death 0f the Rev. VIM. Tracy.
who has been for forty years a mission
afy nf tha American Board in India.
is snuOuncad.l He was q native %
Norwich. Connecticut, and was Il
years of age.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
NEW ArHENS.

The holidays came and vent ard
row il is the mystery 10 tina average
boy, why this snow did no. fall two
weeks spoDer, that he cuulG have fully
euj tyed cnasting all dag iCng, and no
dull lessons TO call him away.
The NJ. f. Sabbath School gave iis
scholars Il treat on Christmas eve, i.ut
Hs " a had not the pleasure, OF hing
present, cannot speak Of it particular
| ly. a'1
On Nnw Years eve, the Presbs ierian
is ). enjnNed a similar occasion.
The exsrcisis were opened With
music by the CHOIR, after V hirh prayer
was sffsred hy the pastor. Rv Arm
SIR. ng. Officers were then., .7letted t.,
90 We the ensutin2 year, and he
Sup rintt ndent p esented bis report.
short Addi esseSl were Iuatie;by R@v.
Vincent and Stewart, an6 then the
presents were distributed. Qnite n
large tree had heen placed i'm mediate
iy in front of the pulpit, and useful
pilts, tor the pupils aud offi,es of tn
). S. Great care was taken that every
pupil should receive something The
money for the purchas of the gifts, was
raised by general subscription, ami
disbursed by special committee. The
most perfect Satisfaction chi,ra terized
al, which rejects great credit upon
those having the arrangements in
ehargA. The exercises Throughout
were int rspersed With mu-i''. E. pc
rirl mention ID due to seven title girls
who rendered several pieces with very
good effect.
The U. p. s. S. also gave its pupils
and officers treat on iast Saturday.
Rev. DIR. VinceLt Op, u, d the exercises
with the trading OF the first chap. OF
Prov. and prayer. The Secretary r'-aH
u report of the contributions and al
tendance of pupil> aud teachers. Quite
an amount of candies and iikr lux
uries were then distributed, which,
judging, from The smiling counfn
nances, Was not the least enjoyable
part Of the exercises.
franklin College opened iast Wei.
under very ia yorable auspices. Al,
this writing there are fifty students
enrolled, and qui g q mum DER more
have sisnifed their intention vi at
tending the coming term. Franklin
College is standing on tirmer- basi>
now than ever before. l presume i, is
a. fact patent 10 The most D! your
readers, that the Board oI Trustees
have been making an endeavor tu
-ndOw this institution. Alta meeting
.h the Board ON the 20>n Of ID c. d
proposition WIS made Ia them by u
benevolent individual in this vicinity.
tbat il they would co,nplate the
amount 0f ten Thousand dollars, n.
wculd make It twelve thousand five
hundred. That amount WAS raised IN
ten days, and on the 1t Of Jan. the
institrtioG Opered with IN eDdow-
ment fiud of s12. 800 This has s,uce
neen augmented until il is. now $l4,
900. This Is n permanent loan, and
Inc prospects nre gVGd for having il
more than doubled in few months.
b.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

ACCORDING to st. Petersburg dis
patch, the inhabitants Of 9 Western
Chinese district have b en- seekine
holiday diversion by numbering Is 600
meu, women, and children ola K.sn
gerian town. "a I'll .- ta
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

Or eighty Members of the Main
Legislature there arc but twelve lsw
yers. which is proof pnsitive that IN
the Pine Tree State they do not believ-
thst lawye.s are capsule OF making
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
SHERIFFSI SALE. u
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
In Partition.
John 7. King


enjamin 4. King ct al.
DY virtue U. second order of sale In the
ID ..boSe case issued and u me directed from
the Court or Common Pleas OF Belmont coun :
ty, Ohio, will Ofier for saie AZ the door of the
Court House. in St.('lairsvllie. said county on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1879,
at the hour Of O'Clock r. N. on said day, the
following descI ibed premises, to wit:
situate in the county Of Belmont. and STATE
of Ohio. aud being in Mead township, and In
the district of lands directed 10 be sold at Ma
Tietts. Ohio, and being ths northeast part Of
the northwest quarter of section No Is, town
sfip No. 4 and range No. 5, beginning for the
same IL the northeast corner Of said quarter
see ion; thence west 81 rods TO = stone; thence
south 10 q run; thencC down ssid-run viii b th'
meHnierings of the same to the quarter sec
tion line; thence north with said quarter Sec
tion line TO the place of beginning containing
so acres more or less.
Appraised at 500. 81 rf1r@-.E t---H
Terms of Sale-Une-t third cash, one-i bird In
one year, and one-third In two years, with
interest on deferred payments, TO be secured
by mortgage on premises eold
-r.s-t WM. g. KINNEY, Sheriff.
Z TALLaAN Bros. Ati'ys. i2H. T-5t.
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THURsDAY. 9AF.Ia, 1874.

1aE Cturinnsti Enquirer CALI upot
the Dasnocrstic SenstOrs TO stand u,
the Presidents administrative polio,
IS ,.gsinst the extremists Of. his owl
party.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

ZASEsvILLE ACCOMMODATION viii leave Co.
lumbus daily except Sunday at sos P. NJ, and
arrive at GAINESVILLE at 500 P. n, stopping at
ell Sta.:Ons
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