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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-03-07
Sheriff'S Sale.

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Notice II hereby given that pursuant ~ the
judgment Of sale rendered in certain action
pending IN the District Cour. for the Second
Judicial District county Of Ramsey. State 81
sinnesOta, wherein the s.. Paul Mutual
Building Association No. / II plaintiff and
Samuel Cain and Johanna Cain his wife. are
defendants, hearing date the 18th day Of Jam
aary, l-7-. and duly entered iii said action. |
VIII SET = public auction To the highest bid
Der To- cash on the 229 day Of March, 1873. a.
ten O'Clock tn the forenoon, 4. the front door
81 tie Oh Court House. in the city N ST.
! ~ Iu sad ccuntf 81 Ramsey, the following
described pieces or parcels ot land living and
shAas III sid county II Ramsey, and State o
IsnnesCtz. ri. Commencing III the North
VFe@f carr4er gf Lot Four 81 Block Eighteen
~ 5ezupre 4 kelly's addition t. =; paul
thence South forty three FEET and ten iucff4
thence last enc hundred an4 thirfv and
= 100 itft, theme North forty three fee. and
ten hes, fnerce West one hundred and
thirty and 81 !o5 ieet q the place 81 tegin-
ming
Also the following raece viz. corou,epe-
ing * the S0uthe4sl corner 81 lox three Isl
nioeE twenty f20s III sasd Beaupre K KeiTvss
addition "a &. Paul, tsrenee Wegs fo-tv-tfyreT.
aees AID elgL. inches, thence Norft one
hundred and thirty -one and fe-IG9 fee<
thence Eas. forty tIaree lee. ard esxt.. inches
sheIee South one hundred and thirty ere.
and 6s-lvg fe-t To the place 81 f42ir.r,issv.
Al situated IL said b-zEpre K keflvss add
ton r. s.. Paul Ii said ooznty ard State
81 PArl, February s, 1873.
Joas e. BgcHT
sf.srgI .. Ramsey county, Minnesota.
w. .. HEASns PiaiEtins Attorney.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-03-07
Golden Medical Discovery
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Is Tonic
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q Is fectorai properties, II cures Bronchial
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q Golden aledieal Discovery VIII effect an Ell
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The CaIeniC Institute
Established 1861 ard Chartered blythe lie
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of the Urinary and Cenerative Orgaas.sE
The secret Monitor and Guide tDHealth
a private Medical Treatise on the Diseases OF the
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INCLUDING Sper-
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uai system III health d
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DR.. PIE:RCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
NATURAL SELECTION.

Are not advertised as sfcure- ale but are
specilos II the diseases for which they are
recommended
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MARKET REPORTS
St. Paul Markets.

ST PAUL, Marcel 8, 1878.
nInprDL VI FknNF-InNe
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-14
LOUISIANA.

The offenses Imputed to Wells and
other members of The board are trifl'
ing compared with those that are on
record against their political opponents.
Republican raseals are plentiful, no
deubt--at any rate in LOuisiona; but
the murderers, the iucendiaries, the
torturers, the beasts that hunted men
because of apalitics, and prepetrated
citmestoo horrible TO he described to
prevent Republican success-were all
Democrats. The murder of Webber
after the 'sbargainn had been consum.
mated shows that the appetite for
blood is still unsated when an active
Republican Is to be the victim. How
happens ii, then that of the many
Democratic murderers who are known.
not one has been arrested, and that not
a step has been taken to discover muir
derers at present undetected? How
are we to reconcile this pretense, of
zeal for law and justice with the fact
that Democrats, tained with the most
strocicus crimes, walk the streets, of
New Orleans unmolested, or are re-
warded with honors and Offices In other
parts of the State?-[New York Time
(Rep).
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-14

in the southern part of the town had
it pretty much his own way, advising
the natives to eat their kondemned
crackers and go to 'Sheoi.' when re-
fresh ments were kindly offered him.
Farther north heavy snow began to
fall and he discoursed profanity enough
to fringe the lips and tongue OF Bar
NUNS stone muldoon. Then he imi-
tated the war dance of a crazy ARA
paho Indian, and inwardly prayed for
swearing machine, that turned with
crank, like corn-sheller. Finally,
he said he would go to the law and
taking note booE from his pocket
preceded to record the names of his
assailants, but if tie constable can find
such men as "Yoseef Ali, Yoseef Shar-
I rup, and Yoseef Fervenstien" here, he
will have to dig for them.
PROF. S. A. VANFossEN & Sons
have opened music store at 22S Main
St., GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and have been
highly complimented in the Times as
at "wedding celebration" by his Or
be pleased to learn of his success, and
1u0 1Oob
nation remember with gratitude his
generosity in giving them the free use
ofhis parlor for two parlor entertain
ments, at Fairview, and other deeds of
kindness by the members of his house
hold.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ABNER LODGE will
not send for the parents OF Charley
Ross, for twas q little girl that came to
their house few days since, and as
she is pretty and nice, they intend to
keep her, and will not let any one take
her away. "Findin's keepin'," you
know.
aN UNPLEASANT NIGHT was last
Friday nig there was
Q very pleasant party at the house of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Caldwell, and
those favored with an invitation had
the opportunity OF making the eve
ming merry one, and enjoying good
cheer and good company. II.
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!. u,:I1--.--= -----:,--

A Washington special TO the Gin
clnnati Commercial OF Sunday, says:
There is much Indignation among Re-
publicans on account Of the Indictment
of C0rbinf in South Carolina, and the
manifest disposition there to prosecute
upon q. state Of facts that would not be
noticed was Corbin 9 Democrat.
While this isgoing on. and the Repub-
licans are run out OF the State or into
the Penitentiary, there is no disposi-
ton to disturb the Ku, ,Klux cut-t throats
who carried on business about the
saune time. The proposition that past
0fenses were to be pardoned in South
Carolina and Louisiana seems, only to
apply to Democratic criminals. Under
the new dispensation they are moi
IrOlploQ. IL II ----------
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UNIONTOWN.

SERMON on Sabbath by Rev. w. s.
Moffat. SubjRct-"Inspiration of the
Scriptures" Divisions-1St. All scrip.
ture is given by inspiration of God.
ID. The evidences from the Bible.
Sd. The acceptance and application OF
this belief. Said that if we had faith
in the inspirations of the scriptures we
would believe in the doctrine of The
Trinity-Future ami Eternal Punish
ment, although we might not be able
to comprehend them. Spoke briefly
of the subject which is agitating the
public mind at present. Summed up
his arguments by closing with the as
sertion that if we b .lieved the Bible 10
be inspired we could readily accept the
doctrine taught therein.
Mr.. JOSIAH SNEDEKER sold AS
acres (more or 1ess) off his large farm,
which was purchased by Mr.. David
Lyle, at $45 per acre. Mr.. s. is in i'll
health, and did not wish to have the
care of so large tract. He has nice
sized farm left yet, and his land is as
good as any in his locality. All are
to know that he did not real
ize higher figures.
CRABAPPLE CONGREGATION has ia
ken the Quaker's advice, which was
''If thee does praise the Lord by ma
chinery, want thee to have a first.
class instrument" They have got in
the machinery and expect to praise
it on each succeeding Sabbath.
There has been some opposition, but
this has mostly b.en overruled, and it
is expected that the prejudice against
the use of instrumental music during
divine service will soon cease to exist.
The DAY THE SNOW WAS RIPE and
10 a condition To cause man to snow
ball his own grandmother II no one
else was present, an Isrselitish vendor
Of "Russian Pebble Glasses" manufac-
tured out of Bellaire window glass, or
as transparent, wishing to
iispel the thick darkness of a town
called Union-of which it Is said that
he only union existing il at dinner
lime, or when Hebrew pedlar ap-
pears on the streets-fo his way to |
he village. He had disposition about
as sweet as ten, ,year-Old vinegar, and -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-14
Master Commissioners Sale.
F. NJ. Atkinson
George W Turner ct al.

IN pursuance of an order of the Court q,
Common Pleas of Belmont countv Obio
made at the Spring Term 1878. in the abon.,
entitled action, and to me duly iasued 7 wilI
oner for sale at Publlc Auction, on wa
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1879
az one O'Clock afternoon, at the door of the
court House, OF said county, in st CIairsvfIIe
Oh1o, the following described Real Estate
with the appurtenances as the pronertv ~
George w Turner ct al viz: ~
FfRRSr rTRACT-Situate in the countv o1
belmont and State of Ohio, and being the
west nall OF the northeast quarter of section
2. township, range 6-except acres sold 10
TnOmas 1ocum OH of the south side thereof
centafntng.z acres and 3-IOO of an an acra
except q OF an acre known as School House
Lot. -OuSo
SECOND TRACT-Known as School House
lot, Is described as fol1ows-Situate in the
township OF Somerset, county of Belmont and
state OF Ohio, and known as, and being a part
OF the northeast quarter of section z town
ship Z, range q, and commencing for the same
about 10 rods from the northwest corner OF
the northeast quarter of said section on the
east side OF said Township Road running
thence southeast with said Township Road n
rods; thence northeast s rods, thence north.
west to said section line 10 rods; thence west
with said line Y rods To the place OF begin,
ning containing u of an acre.
lat Tract appraised at S2,2l9 90
I'd do do do $3.50 90.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
str-- J.W. SHANNON,
Master Commissioner.
HoIlister, Atty. LA, '7S-5t.
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C., 7. ". e. w. Railroad.

w uetllllB lulclIStuCcT MOnUay.4
Traversing as it DIES al almost in
exhaustible coal region, and affording
as it will the cheapest possible route
connecting us with the Lake ports and
the mines of Lake Superior, it is bound
to become the great ally of our continu.
ed prosperity. We cannot and must
not ignore it, but on the other hand
sheuld do all in our power to hasten its
completion. To insure its speedy COM
pletiOn it is necessary to dispose of
$l00, 900 worth OF bonds. The bonds will
beyond doubt, prove safe and pro-
fitable investment and the sale of this
amount of bonds added to the amount
that will be furnished by the companv
will insure the running of the cars TO
the Ohio river by the lst of July next.
Chief Engineer Card estimates the
cost of the 81 miles of extension at
s809, ,263 or $l4, 1893 per mile. This esti.
mate includes the cost of steel rails
with which it is the intention of the
company to lay the track. Twenty
eight miles or or one-half the distance
had, been graded on the 1st of January,
and the work has been continued since
whenever the weather admitted. The
great tunnel at Flushing is being
worked in night and day by as large q
force as the nature of the work will
permit. Up to the Ist of Jan. there
had been expended on the Wheeling
extension S177 900, of which amount
the company has paid $67 ,059 out of the
earnings of the completed part of the
road during the last year, the balance
sos, ,94l 81 out of the collections from
subscriptions. t- z.ts n.
The bonds referred to are part ofan
issue of $2,000, 900 secured by a mort
gage upon the whole line of the road
from the lake to the river, a. first mort
gage on the, Wheeling extension and a
second mortgage on the I01 miles
already in operation.
The bonds run 80 years from the 1st
of April, 1877, and bear interest at the
rate of per cent payable SENS annual.
ly, 1st of January and 1st of July.
Five hundred thousand dollars of
these bonds have been used in refund-
ing a former second mortgage Oh the
old line. The holders of 81 500. 600 of
the first mortgage bonds on the old
line, mostly share holders, believing
that the extension of the road to
wheeling Will increase the value of
their stock, and having the utmost
confidence in the new bonds as an in.
vestment, have entered into an sgree-l
ment to fund their interest for twol
years In these bonds at par, thus pro.
viding large sum from the earnings
Of the company for the construction
and equipment of the Wheeling ex- |
tensiOfly An arrangement has also
been made for the purchase OF steel
rails to be paid in these bonds at par.
President Chamberlain informs us
that in order to effect q ready sale of
the bonds and insure the early COM
plition OF the road to the river, the
bonds are now offered at 80 cents on
the dollar and accrued interest, thus |
nearly 8 per cent for the In
vestor, with the probability that the
present purchase will be able to renlizt.
On the opening Of the road or soon
thereafter, the discount DOW allowed.
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The Louisiana Banditti.

Another feature : Is added To the
Louisiana infamy. The two colored
Jurors 10 the mock trial of General
Anderson have STATED they were de
eeiyed into joining ina verdict of
guilty, by adding to it a recommends
tion for mercy which, they were made
to believe, governed the verdict, and
was the same in effect as an acquittal.
These eolored men are very young,
end were imposed upon by the ten
chivalrous Southerners: This fraud
hardly deepens the infany of this pro-
ceeding, in which q Ku-Klux- court
was organized to convict. There is no
one that believes Gen. Anderson alter
ed the returns of Vernon Parish which
he was convicted of. The trail was a
performance OF outlaws assuming the
forms Of a neourt, and carrying them
through by packing the jury, by false
swearing, and by putting on couple
OF colored men for show, and ehesting
thera by lyihg.il sss f'7-sb sicg 'rss-f5.a
And this is part of system which
means the persecution OF every South
erh Republican. This is, Gen. Ander'
sons offsnse. He is q Southern man,
. anan of property and influence, and q
Republican. therefore,a o banditti court
was ordered to degrade and punish
him. ,Aisimilar vork ofIproscriptiOn
is being carried on in South Carolina.
AlDemoerat has Immunity in all sorts
offs crimes OF official plunder and
violence, while to be alRepublican Ia
to be q criminal. This is the way the
South Is eoncilisted. This is the way
they show their desire ior the restOra.
tion of coed feeling. OF eoufs6 it twill
be said that there are men of con.
servstive feeling and of good faith, and
that this prescription does not repre-
sent them. Bnt itdOes represent them.
Itrules them, and they make no op'
position. 1t represents them the same
as the Ku- Klux and the White League
raiders represented them, when they
did not dare TO oppose them, even IL
they did not at heart favor them.
These things show that the people Of
L8uisiana are still what Gen. Sheri'
dan described tbem-banditti, who
can be ruled by no law but military
fOrces--Uin. Gazette. fhN.i sdt ~ d iss5r
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Shannon approved and confirmed and
deed ordered.
The Commercial Bankof Martins
Ferry vs.. Geo. w. MeKim & III.
Riebeling. Judgment by confession
against defendants for $165 OF.
Same VS.. Otto Smith & G. Seibright.
Judgment by confession against de.
PENDANTS for $315 Al.
James A. Barnes vs. Louis G. Wright.
Heard on Motions of defendants to
quash the notice of appeal in this case !.
Motion overruled and ruling excepted
to by defendant.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-14
Master commissioners Sale.

James Dunfee VS.. James Marshall ct al.
IN pursuance of an order of the Court OF
J. Common Pleas Of Belmont county, Ohio
above entitled action and to me duly issued,
will offer for sale at Public Auction. on
Monday, February 25, 1878,
at o'clock afternoon, at the front door Of
the Court House, in st Clairsville, Ohio, the
following described Real Estate, with the ap>
purtenances, as the property of James Mar
shall ct al, viz-Sit1ated in the county Of Bell
mont and State of Ohio, and known as part
OF the northwest quarter of section No. 8 and .
part of the southwest quarter Of sec>
ton No. 10, township No. 8, range No. 8,
beginning for the same at q stone corner, the
northwest corner of the 4OA lot; thence south
10 west l59 poles to locust tree at an agreed
corner between James Dunfee and Huffman,
thence south $50 east 1914 poles to a stake on
bank; thence south 21&o west 1888 poles 10 o
stake; thence south S0o east 62.5l poles to quar-.
section unei the middle OF said section Itnes
thence with said line uorth % east "a poles
beyond the northeast corner of said quarter
1885 poles to the middle of a small run thence
up said run north $50 west 1871 poles; thence
north 4So west 3325 poles to a stake; thence
north 20 west Is poles to an ash tree; thence
1879 west poles 10 a point near a small ash
tree In the middle of the run poles west OF
q stone planted on the east side of the run;
thence west ll4.S0 poles to the place of begin
ming, containing lo4 acres, and perches,
be the same more or less.
Appraised at IS, 200.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
il .CHARLESWORTH,
Master Commissioner.
Smith Atty, I-24, 7S-5t.
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Notice 10 Contractors.
AUDrroR's OFFICE, BELMONT COUNTY,
St. Clairsville, Ohio, Feb. 5, 1878.

AUDIroR's OFFICE, BELMONT COUNTY, !
St. Clairsville, Ohio, Feb. 5, 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
y the office of the County Auditor, till noon
Thursday, March Z, 1878, for the delivering
and breaking OF good quality of Limestone
on the National Road, in Belmont county. as
follows:
For the first mile, beginning at the State
rine in Bridgeport-SO0 rods; I'd, les rods; Sd, IS
ods; 4th, 81 rods 5th, 35 rods 9th, 80 rods; 7th,
80 rods; Sth. 40 rods; 9th 30 rods; 10th. so rods
lIth, 25 rods 18th % rods l3th 20 rods; l4th, %
rods; 18th, Is rods; 10th, l5 rods: l7th l5 rods:
18TH y rods 18th, Is rods; 10th. Is rods; 2st Is
rods 22d l5 rods 3d. Is rods 9th. 20 rods; 25th.
% rods 26th, 25 rods; 9th, 25 rods; and 2Sth, 10
rods. Said Proposals will be received er mile
for delivering or breaking separately, or for
both-one- half OF said stone TO be delivered
prior to the lst day of July. and remainder on
or before the lst day of September. and all TO
be broken before the lst day of October. 1873.
Said stone to be broken TO q size not exceeding
FOUR OUNCES in weight. All bids to be ac-
companied with bona and security guaran-
teelng the faithful performance of said work.
Board reserve the right TO reject any and all
bids.
BY order of Board of County Commission.
ers. W.N. COPELAND, Auditor.
2-7, TS-3w.
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On Thursday night the city OF
Au, u-ta, Georgia, was visited by hail
storm, accompanied by thunder and
lightuing Hnd1fohowod by cyclone
that caused seriaus dsmage.r The
lower market house, In til centre Of
Broad street, was literally liften up
and dashed 10 atoms. The Columbia
Railrosd depot was completely wreck
edg and the Csntrsi depot damaged.
Many brick nand wooden buildings
were demolished. .IAIu one case q color
ed man and wife were found dead
beneath the ruins Of their house,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-14

BEN HILL was brave enough and
truthful enough to say in the U. s.
Senate last week, that tue Bland silver
bill would take the place in history as
the "a "Pick pocket bill of American
legislation. "cssl i- tlo3 s.ee tl.u
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-02-14
SWORN STATEMENT
OF A
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

GENTLEMEN-l hereby certify that have
had Catarrh for ten years. and for the last six
years have been a terrible sufferer. was rem
aered partially deaf had buzzing in the head,
pains across the temple, dizzy spells, weak
and painful eyes, swollen and liberated tom
sils, hard and constant cough. severe pain
across the chest and evory Indication OF con-
sumption. Ny head ached all the time. The
matter accumulated so rapidly in my head
and throat that i could not keep them free.
Frequently at night would spring out Of bed,
1t seemed to me, at the point of sufocation.
my power to disiodge the mucus from my
throat and head before being able to sleep
again. For period of six years my tonsils
were liberated and 80 much Unnamed tnat
could with difficulty swallow. / finally con-
suited an eminent surgeon in regard 10 An OPP
GRAFTON on them, but al his request postpon ed
It. The constant inflammation and liberation
in my throat. caused by the poisonous Tnaster
dropping down from my head, had SO irritaied
and intismed my lungs that l eougned lnees-
system began TO show the effects OF this disease,
so tdat lost flesh. grew pale, aud showed ev-
cry symptom OF an early death oy consump-
tion- When matters had reached This stage, or
about six months ago, began thS use OF SAN
FORD'S RADICAL; CURE. FOR CATAkKA.
After using the first bottle began TO improve
rapidly. The first dose seemed to clear my
head as had not known il to be :or years. Il
stopped any cough in three days. By using IL as
gargle soon reduced the Inflammation and
swelling OF my tonstls, so that they soon ceased
TO trouble me. The soreness across my chest
disappeared. the buzzing noises In my head
ceased. my senses Pf hearing and seeing were
completely restored, and every symptom of
disease tnat had reduced me 10 the verge Of the
grave DISAPPEARED by the use OF Saufcrd's Radi-
cal Cure for Catarrh.
1 have been thus explicit because, as drug
gist. have seen a great deal of suffertng from
Catarrh, and hope 10 convince many tnat this
is a greak remedy.
am familiar with the treatment OF Caterrh
as practiced by the best physicisns, and have
consulted the most eminent about my case.
have used every kind Of remedy and appares
fus thai dave appeared during period of six
years past, and have, while following their use,
taken great care OF my general health, bnt OBJ
tainod no relief or encouragement from any
of them.
since curing myself with SANFORD'S RAD
ICAL CURE, tha g recommed htn over one
hundred cases without a single case OF failure,
and have in numerous instances received
wholelale orders from parties 10 whom L have
sold one bottle. This is the only patent medi-
cine l have ever recommended, never having
believed in them before, although constantly
engaged in their sale.
Very gratefully yours,
Boston, Feb %, 10. GEO DINsAoRE.
SUFFOLK, IS; Feb @, 1875.
Tban narSonalIv AMMAN rod the said George +