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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23

sand shares of stock. This sent its price to 65Ss
from which 1T was rallied TO 657s at the end. Mich
lgan Central declined from 70l2 to 69l2 and closed
at 80S4. Erie was duh at 16as01612016lA, aud 800
shares of Central and Hudson sold at 11O7s011Osi.
The principal feature of the day, however was the
movement made in Wabash, by which at late hour
Its price was carried from 1913 to 1913 If anything
before was wanting TO demonstrate the character of
the present stock speculation it furnished by tins
diversion, intended to aid Western Union and Lake
Shore. The bulling of stock 'of a company
whose reports for the first half of the
year show its bankruptcy, and whose
officers, to avoid the payment of interest
due May 1, decline TO permit the discOn-
hnuance OF an injunction restraining its payment,
presents a case of last resort which requires no
comment beyond the statement of the fact.
The Wisconsin stocks were unusually dull and
huetuated within narrow limits. Coal stocks were
heavy throughout; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western selling at 53l20514, Delaware and Hud-
son at 5OSs0498l, Morris and Essex at S24QS17s,
ana Central Of New-Jersey at 34l2034. Western
Union. after selling at 917s09ll2 rallied to 92ls
and closed at 9l7s The dealings in the remainder
of The lust announced to little or nothing and the
market closed dull and featureless
RAN t,P nv
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miscellaneous.
feoal Notlces.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County
~. o. Newyork 70 be place q triaVhESkT LIN ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with Notce.-To tho abUvenamed de.
PENDANT hereby summoned 10 answer theoomDant
In his action copy answer te PLAIN
Tins attorney within twenty days after the service OF this
OF the Of service and IN case Of your
failure 10 appear Judgment will DO taken Against
You By defult the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated NeW-YOTk July "a 1878
r. " HAWKRswO RITZ, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post Office address and Ocs No. zV6 Broadway. NewIok
City, MY.
NOTiCE-Take notice that your default 10 appear
above judgment viii be taken against
you Of twelve hundred and forty Soo dol
lars with Interest from July 20 1873 and with costs 81 hia
action. X w. HAMkkSW0RTH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
no JAMES W. BOSLER, defendant: The foregoing sum.
mons upon publication order
Charles H Brunt Of Justices OF tho
6th day Of August Isl amended
by order OF the saa Justice dated the TN day o. Augns
1873 and filed with the complaint the Office OF the Clerk
the City and County Of NewYoTk ~ the new Court
House said cty.-Dated Now YORK. August 1878
r. w. HAwKEsWoRrH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Aug9 laWVWF
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OFFICIAL REPORT ". 7. MINING STOCK EX-
UHABGB SALES. AUGUST %, 1873.
sEcOND CALI O'CLOCK P. ".
TnIRn CAII-2:3O P. NJ.
THURSDAY. AUG. Pr. N.

THURSDAY aug. ZZ-P. NJ
The usual weekly returns of the movement Of
freight to and from New-YOrk by canals. which are
printed below. present no new features. There is a
decline, as compared with the same time of last year
IN TIE total movement both east and west The
'eceipts at this port are 9732 tons less than last
5ea Of which 1852 tons were due to q smaller ton.
mage Of grain This simply reflects the result Of tho
competition Of the Central and Hudson and Erie
Aaifoads 10 have accomplished which, IN the face
oi largely increased aggregate movement, it has
oen necessary for the railroads to take the grain at
taies which scarcely would pay them One-half the
Ses' Of transportation. The shipments from New
lofk shoS decline of 1925 tons; but as usual, this
. loore than wholly due to the small movement Of
aqthracite coal, which was only 2,574 tons this
year against 1900 tons last year, a decrease OF
1928 tons. Railroad iron also shows decrease Of
tons. Tie principal gains arc: Dry goods s73 tons
general merchandise 031 toms pig iron $50 tons,
aoa suesr and nolasses 1925 tons The tolls col
lee'ed on west-bOnnd freights for the week were
Sl,lS5, against So 092 for the same time in 1877
tRe total shipments from this port westward thus
1af this year by canal have been 1884 tons,
against 175,124 tons to the same date in 1877; and
els tolls collected on the same have been $50, 457
"a 1875, against $40, 1868 in 1877
The total transactions in stocks to-day amounted
% only $1,000 shares, and the market was even
aaller than these figures represent. Prices gener-
suy We're dropping without being panicky, with
eele and there an occasional bright spot IN the
.aape Of rally. Lake Shore after opening at 65ai
,Oe 70 68s and then entoped into its usual somno-
'snt state where Il remained 81 day. until aroused
esaf the close by ga effort made to sell few thou
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
LONDON Aug 1890 uCOnsOs DAbis for both money
ard the account bonds four and half cents lO3k
re RAILWAY shares 1921 Illinois Central 81 PennsyYanla
Central 500; NoW,JerseY Central oOnsOls, STA
LONDON aug. ~ $3.50 p. m-rpe bullion IN the Bank OF
England has decreased 100000 during the past H0ok The
proportion Of Bank Of England reserve TO liability when
iasf week was Dor 3s cent PhrlS al
wees quote pei ll2 francs 81 cenmes ior
LONDON Aug PA m.-Consols 0iisis for money 94s
for Tho Railway shares preferred 80 Reading
Railroad 1884 adyceH quote nye cent renes at liz
francs confines the account
PAms Aug. 22-EIchango london. IS francs 239 cen
times for shOr sight specie the Bank OF france has
Increased 8 500. 900 francs during the past week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23

20 bales for export 735 for spinning only 800 bales
Of tho above sold to-day Receipts at the ports 81
balea against sos this day 2S3 last total
since September 4235. "a bales 3gfiS75 bales
time EARLY the crop estimates
ranged from 43UOOO0 20 4S00O0J bales stated 423 "a
bales have becn received 20 the ports date and allowing
5O0OuO bales Tor overland movement Southern
ton (which reached 9s8 bales last year, win be
that the highest OF Those viii tho nearest
rect Futures moneratey active and to points higher
closing with Of the lost sales last evening
1900 bales, TO-ay-Frsl Call-August ll.g0 Septeni-
Der HIP; May Ii.43 total. TOO bales second CalSep
TENDER il74 November IL 20 total 600 bales Third Call
No transaeiionA Also, to-day. August l9Sal2OO sep
tember, l l7Uoil74; october. llABGli49; November.
ll.26dIl2 December ll.20 ali D February li.2S April
ll42 total "a 800 bales graId total 1880 bales. Flu
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The only transaction in city bank stocks was
sale of Merchants III at 1882. The quotations
BID. Aaked

Railroad bonds were dull and generally steady as
IN nT,ce St. Paul sinking funds sold at 9oSs095l2,
Northwest cole consols at 90 Uaion Pscinc hrsts
Pacific firsts. San Joaquin Branch, at Ola, South
Pacific rss at So and Pacific Of NssSar At r I0l ~
9I coupous at 73lo and of Great Western sec
onds ex November, 1877, coupons, at 81. The latest
Quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23

Money continues in abundant supply, the going
rate on call being 2 per cent on ordl-
nary Stock Exchange collateral, and 101l2 per
cent on Governments Discounts were unchanged
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received $500, 900 National bank notes for re,
demptlon. The customs receipts were SooO,OOO, ana
internal revenucTeceipts S2JO,OO0 The following
is the Clearing HOuse statement to-day: Currency
exchanges, sos, 024, $50 currency balances. o.
715,69S: gold exchanges, $l1,2O2, l47j gold
balances SS44,525.
The Governors of the Bank of England at their
regular weekly meeting to-day, made no change IN
the rate of discount, IL remaining az , per
cent. The bank gained $4,000 IN bullion during
the week the proportion of reserve 10 labiiIties
being 80 g per cent, against q per cent last
week On the London Stock Exchange, securities
to-day were generally lower; consols closing ut
947s United States 5-2Os of 1867 AT 1862, lO-iOs
az 1OSls, 5s of 1851 at 1919, and 4l2 per cents
at 1851. American railways arc quoted ~ lat, ~
1864 for Erie 80 for Erie preferred, 30 for Central
of New-Jersey 81 for illinois Central 334 for
Pennsylvania Railroad, and 1864 for Reading.
Paris dispatch states that the Bank OF France
gained $500, 900 francs in specie for the week.
Rentes opened mp to 1925. declined to l2l.lO'
and closed at 1925.
The gross earnings of the st. Louis Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railroad are reported as follows:
Second week in August. ssaJ.ssi'i sil..36e $3.50
January 90 August Il. 2,3S9O11 2,5J5,bOG l8o'9o5
The following statement shows the total guam
tity of wcs-bOund freight cleared on the canal at
NeW-YOTk from August . 10 % inclusive, together
with the total amount of tolls received on the
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Gold was even duller than usual with the few trans
actions which were made all nc 1002 and closing at
that bid On gold loans the rates ranged from ll2 to
y to l per cent paid for borrowing. The Assist
ant Treasurer paid ont $67 600 in coin interest," ann
900 IN redemption OF called bonds. The days
business Of the gOld-clearing department OF the
cleared. S10.415,OO0: gold balances, 81 ,735,171 ;
currency balances, 81 745 $50. The gold quotations
were As follows:
100Qi l2........l00ia 3.-.-.......- lOOla
Foreign exchange remains dull, with concession
on actual business The nominal quotations are as
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hgn; win 4O ia August fO' .s Sssss e t3 6.. s,d
asked sepismbsr % bid 2Ie sske August for No.
81 LOUIS Alq quies and urcharfsd yesy iissls
doing wheat fairly active. tut ower: No ed Fall 81
use ea,h o seps'nPr lea g,in sss r fairly
q { IT, September, 357s soc Der frmer No 2.
IL se Wisely Sas yOf A' Z 81 {s ' PS 70 no S s
Lara dan and nominal Bulk Heats ans INC apgsd.
SIDES 7ss97le. sugar Ca Hams. l3 Sc aeessP. 60
bush; oats IOO0 bash. Rye. 1000 bnsh' farley,
b 593p S Cora solg 5 bnsh os,s co bass
ToLEDo. Aug 2:-whea. week 30 y hite wah1sh.
Extra White Michigan 81 81 & Amber Michigan q 81:
MshIcs9 S5s 40 Red Winter sgo g7sc s'isr august
u.s. S Na ~ sStaS 6a Mcssn se 9e Rejected Wa
bash SJc; Weston Amber 96 9o 40. AMBER hinaoss,
seller september ale No White IS e Reieetea so ,
FreIghs+Wheat to snifsio arn A. Si.e com 20 Bafo
2e Wheat 20 oswego ac; Corn 20 oswego. 4ei Wneat
lake AID rll lcc lake and canal NC Recepts Wheat
Ss o9 SsO SSs S' Corn bas6 DATA
eSig Sns sDo s; seller August s7sS No Red Win
ter sg s Rs A ~ sSa s c y
wiiSnSsToS NC Aug spirits Of Tarpentne steady az
steady 81 for Hard 81 IS for yellow pip II 70 for
Snzod 6fS55c
COTTON MARKETS.
AUGUSTA, Aug 22-cottOn firm; Middlng ll's4llho1
ceipts G6 bales: sales, 30 bales -, 80
BALTIMORE Aug 22-COttOn firm; Middling, III 80; low
AUddlng ~ 2c; Cool Ordinary 1O0 net receipts homes
10 bales exports cOastwe go bales sales 30 haest
To sIiBners, 50 bales: stock. l.O07 bales
BOSTON. Aug 22-COtton steady Midding l2c Low MD
s sFo i Bales sos sloc gF aaa Bales ie net 'SO'
CHARLESTON, Aug. 22-CottOn Ateadyf ntddhBg, llEU
l13c; Middhng Hes Good Ordinary. lO4falO 2c net
receipts Daes; exports coaswse 10 bales sales 20 besj
CNcIXNATL Aug o. Cotton quiet and frmi Niddling,
IL @c.: Low Middng 4c Good Ordinary, lDaici net
receipts 10 bales shipments 49 bales stock. Isl nles
GALVESTON 22COttOu steady: Mtding, II &C.; Low
Mddling 1O9e; Good Ordinary. 104c; net receipts 0lo
bales sales, 1872 bales; stock 2 66 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Aug Z2.-COttOn hrm; MtddinG. llLe.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 22Coton-VeTy little doing; hld0ing.
sci receDt bales Shipments % bales sales rs bales;
MOBILE Aug 22-COtton nominal: Mlddlug IL isc: Low
Mddling, lose. Good Ordinary. lOieci net receipts
bales stock 60 bales 80 80,
ding lie; Low Middng l0asci Good Ordinary, i0ic;
receipts - bales exports eoastwiso CZ3 bales safes
90 bales; Stock l0S1 baos. ~ -
NORFOLK Aug 22COttOn firm: Middling, II 2e; net TO
ceps 40 bales exports coastwse 90 Oaes sales nohei
PHLADELPnIH Aug 2s-Cotton steady; Middhug 12isc.;
Low MIddIng sc; Ordinary llI4c; net receipts,
bales gross 40 bales TO spnner 642 bales stock
SAVANNAH Aug 22.-Cotton firm; Midding. lla>; Low
Middng llc Good Ordinary lOsc net receipts % baess
exports eOasIwse 226 bales sales, 90 bales; stock go
ST. LOUIS, Aug 22-Cotton firm; Middlng IL Sc. Low
Add e. 1O7sc Good Ordinary, lOiec; receipts Sl bale5
shipments, 15S bales stock 654 bales. -
WILMiSGTON, Aug. 22.-COt0n quiet nominal; AdhlDg'
&c; Middling lc Good Ordinary lOl4ei net re-
eepts. so bales stock. 1872 bales d.
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Tur MANcHEsTER MARKET.

MANCHESTER Aug 22-Ths AEnehestsr 0hardidn. In us
commercial article the market does not improve IN any
esnec certain OF business Is DOING but orders are
small and the descriptions III demand are mostly such as are
e0ured foreign markets. or home assortnen
large business staple goods only be had ~ prices con-
sderaby below those now current aud heY are Array 80
ing
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Total sales for NE day
$50 rnIcEs oF MINMo srocKs.
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING 1

The dealings at the board today IN Goyenment
bonds were limited, and prices were on lsg =
3-65s sold at SOal. Annexed the closing quota
tons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AgUTS-In small safe. steadyi POS a'tos feAriA 0Fo'
COPFEE--Quiet steady, unchangod ,,,s,,,.o r.
CeJTrON-spot Cotton quiet unchangedi Mlddlng, Up
lsnds l2o Low Nid1ng do, llh1sci COON oruhHi5 "a vi
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THE. MONEY MARKET.

,.-ror1L Export NJ =. STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
JILL THURSDAY AUGUST 20. 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
f.ffr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23

In state bonds, Missouri Gs Of 1888 sold in small
WaV AT IO1 and of 1883 at 1O2l2 Tennessee 6s
new selling at 81 and new series ut 1878 Annexed
are the bids aud offers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
l2io O'CLOCK--sALEs BEFORE THE CA

G y & Quincy
TO-. be- 1854
Han g. ST 10 Pref
2OO.....bc. BIB
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAl, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PEI, North RiSer Vessels ana Railroads.
49,. %

THURSDAY. Aug. ~ 1878.
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ChicB&Q7s TOl & Wab 1sg
10000 ........ll3is eX Coupon
Cent Pao 5 J Br 9,OOO..---.-. %
LOO ....... 03io L S g. II SRK
n y Elevated LIST l0O..-.-... 66A 1
StOO....c. S6la Union Pacific
Great Western I'd 1O0.-..D3. Co.'s /
eN-COup lOO-.-.-... 90 |
6.OOO....-.-. 81 Northwestern
NJ Cent Cow AS lO0..,.-..- 80
4000.....-. 20 G. e.. Q. q lnPps
BOs II & ETie lst H.. 2oi2 /
2OOO.....-.. Z6s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23


foTeiRn and domestic coins and bullion, United
States COINS being quoted in currency ard all the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23

FSal yere tbe recciDts and S6Ipmenfs I
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported by telegraph -
Receipts Shipments.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-08

OFFICER ARCHER, of Bellaire, arrested on
Sunday, three suspicious looking characters,
who were stealing a ride on an east-bound
freight train. A search developed on the
person of one of the men, four silver watches,
three ladies' gold watches, several gold chains,
sleeve buttons, &C., and $50 In money. Two
of the boys were fined for stealing ride, ,and
the man who had the jewelry, and who gave
his name as James McCabe, of Baltimore, was
held to await advices from several places
where jewelry robberies had occurred. On
Wednesday the prisoner was taken before the
Probate Court on writ of hG6eas corpus and
released. Immediately upon his discharge,
Mr.. w. NJ. Hall, the Marshal of Sidney, o.,
who was in waiting, and who had identified
some of the watches as belonging in his town,
re-arrested him upon warrant from Sidney
authorities, and took him to that place. The
Marshal, who by the way appears much of a
gentleman, informs us that IL is likely that
this arrest will give clue to gang of thieves
who have infested their city for some time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-08
HARVEST is shout ended for 1878.

| HARVEST is about ended for 1878.
First class Sewing Machines at JOhnslon's.
IIoG buyers are Looking up swine at cents
per pound
Barnum's big show expects to be in Wheel
ing on the 18th of september.
Bee. NEAL has been caught pilfering in
Bellaire and ordered 10 leave the city.
BUSINESS in feeding and stock sheep is live
ly. Feeders are bringing to cents
COUNTY FAIRS will now soon be the order
of the day. Ours will be worth attending.
TIE L. P. Sabbath School of this place
will pic MIC in Mitchelrs Grove south of town
to day.
John r. Cow has purchased the interest OF
lis partner, Mr.. Gressinger, in the Bellaire
Leader.
THAT popular salesman Mr.. Alb Boggs of
the house ofC. II. Garden & Go. Philadelphia,
is in town.
-Hoge the Druggist has just received a
new lot of Croquet setts, which he is selling
at 81 per sett and upwards.
Zeke Morris, of the Globe House, has le>sed
the Centennial Hotel, Bellaire, and will as
sumo charge about the 10Th inst
A display of spring colts is to be held at
Louisville on Saturday, August 24lh. Liberal
premiums are offered for the best.
The colored folks had a well-attended
Icamp-meeting at Barnesville. Good preach
ing, good order and good time was had
Will the Democracy, on Saturday, pattern
after the good example of the Republican
lGonvention, and hold an open convention
throughout?
JAMES MCMILLEN is the first in the market
with nice peaches of his own raising. We
are informed that he has from six to seven
hundred bushels.
Miss JONES, the milliner, Misses Mary and
Amelia Adams, and Miss Mary Giffin, started
on Tuesday to Lake Chautauqua, for a couple
of weeks recreation.
Mr.. W. 5. Faris, known by the craft as
Harvey Howard" is talking of starting an
other newspaper in Bellaire. We ought to
have paper in Belmont county.
SOME sneak tried to kill valuable dog be.
longing to Ben. Humphrey. by poison one
night last week. Copious doses of milk,
sweet oil, eggs and chlorOfOrm saved him.
rs-B. R. Johnston has the ''boss" Sewing
Machines for sale at The lowest prices. They
are warranted to do everything claimed for
them, in manner not excelled by any other
machine.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-08

We are 10 receipt Of the annual catalogue
of the Hopedale Normal School for the year
1878. showing an attendance at that Insti-
tuition during the year Of one hundred and
ninety-six students, about thirty of whom
were from Belmont county. This Institution
is under the management Of Prof. VIM.
Brinkerhoff, one Of the most experienced and
best educators In Ohio. LIS curriculum, en-
braces both an academic and collegiate course
and especial care is taken to give its students
thorough English training. No Ihssitutien
in this part of the State embodies so COM
pletely all of the requisites for securing su-
periorsedocation at a small expenditure. The
next term begins Sept. 8 Apply to Prof.
WIN. Brinkerhoff, HOpedale, Ohio, for cata
logue.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-08

TmE primary meeting of the Democracy in
this township was held on Saturday, and Cw-
ing to the numerous candidates present there
was a larger turnout than is usual at their
meetings. What some of the Democracy call
the U-tickle-me I-tickle- U party prevailed by
successfully selling out about half dozen of the
candidates for Sheriff The following dele
gates were chosen Jos. ]. Taggart, John
Carlisle, j. f. Charlesworth, w. j. Thomp.
son, Joshua Worley, Vim. Caldwell, and
Samuel Campbell. 1t is now nooted that thic
delegation is not so solid in the interest OF
any particular candidates is was supposed
The probabilities are that most of them are
welded to Treasurer Kelly for Probate Judge
and Vim. King for Sheriff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-08
NOTICE.

DlCHARD MCCOY, Nathan Mccoy, Martha
II Mccoy, Andrew Mccoy, Cassandra
Clemens and Thomas Clemens her husband,
Maryland, children OF william Mccoy; NAH
lon Smith, who resides at Holt, Taylor coun-
ty, Iowa, Louisa Talbert and Thomas Talbert
her husband, Lavlna Grant and William
Grant her husband, William Smith, Mahlon
smith, ir, and James Smith, who reside at
Castor, Wayne county. Illinois. Sarah Borier
Stanwood, Cedar county, Iowa; Catharine
Morris and Franklin Morris her husband,
wne reside at UsceoIa, county of Clark, Iowa;
Elizabeth Crew and Abner Crew her hus.
band, at Osceola, Clark county, Iowa; Lydia
Klackledge and Wiilicm Blackledge her hus-
band, in DodrIdge county, West Virginia.; the
children aud heirs OF Susan Lyle, whose
names are unknown, and who reside III
Brooks, Adams county. Iowa, and David Nc
Coy, who resides ct Dublin, Hartford county.
Maryla nd; and William Mccoy, who resides
In the state of Arkansas,
will Take Notice
that, on the 18th day OF September, 1877, VIII
liam Stanton, Administrator with the Will
annexed OF Spencer Smith, decd, filed II petl-
ton, and IN The 5th day OF august, 1878, an
amendment, making additional parties, in
the Court OF Common Pleas OF belmont coun-
~, Ohio against said defendants and others
heirs of Spencer Smith and OF Rachel Smith
late OF Belmont county, deceased: The Object
Of said petition is 10 exclude the heirs OF said
Rachel from any interest III the personal and
real property, which was OF INC estate oi
said Spencer, and which remained undisposed
OF at the Q6atn OF SAID lthcncl, anu IOE ulbbIl-
button. under the will OF said spencer, OF said
property, after taking into account the ad'
vancements mentioned therein, also for au>
thosity TO said administrator to sell lots
known as lots numbered 81 and SO in the
town OF Somerton. Belmont county, and
for distribution OF the proceeds, and foi
direction as to the distribution CT said
property. The defendants are required u
appear and answer on or before the 9TH day
OF October, 1878. -
= WIN. STANTON,
Admir- OF Spencer Smith. decd.
S-g '7S-6w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-08
Attention Temperance.

The executive committee of the w. G. T..
o., of Ohio, have issued circulars to the vari-
ous local unioSs of the State, urging united
efforts in the suppression of the sale Of all
intoxicating drinks on the various Fair
Grounds throughout the State. We call upon
all the true workers la the cause in Belmont
county to see to 1t that all forms OF drink are
prohibited within the enclosure OF the Fair
Grounds. Believing this to be warranted by
the great amount of drunkenness in the hand,
we invoke the choicest blessing Of Almighty
Goi urnn the act. I'VE hope an earnest ef-
fort will be made. VIC. I. U.
Bridgeport, Bel. CO., Ohio. T.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-08

MOTHERS i-You should look to the inter
est and comfort of your children. Do not be
deceived by trashy worm candy or lozenges,
which have no merit, but try Patterson s
Werm Syrup, which is pleasant and safe
remedy 1t is made of the best materials and
always effectual. Sold by all dealers. 25
cents