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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

FOLLOWING is the syllabus of the
Supreme Court decision in the man
llnnaus case of Barnes against the
County, Commissioners to compel them
To approve his bond, Justice Gilmore,
delivering the opinion.
i, Under. section 2 of the act OF
January, l9th, 1853 Is. & O., 19l), the
county commissioners are impliediy
sreouired to act with reasonable,
'promptness in passing upon the
official bond of county recorder-eiect,
when properly applied to for that pur-
nose: and on thrir cefusafse TO do they
insy be compelled, by maudsmus, to
either approve or disapprOve OF the
,sufficiency of the sureties to the bond.
2. An appeal does not lie from the
decision Of the Court of Common Pleas
to the District Court, in a proceeding
10 contest an election for a county Of
fee. and such appeal, though perfect
in form, will be treated as nuillty.
8. The fact that the defeated party Is
proceeding in good faith to obtain the
reversal of the decision on error, con
stitutes no valid excuse for the com
missioners declining TO act on the
suffieiency of the securities TO the
official bond of the successful party Whn
has received a commission for the OF
flee in controversy.
Peremptory mandamus aW araed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

KIRKMooD ToMNsHIP.


Pursuant to call from Central Com
mittee, the voters of Kirkwo town.
ship, met in Convention at the Office OF
DR.. VIM. Jones, and organized by call.
ing Barnet Taylor to the Chair, and
E. F. Swan, Secretary. Mr.. Silas
Sheppard made report of the Con-
vention of the Sewellsville precinct.
Said report was, on motion, adopted.
and the nomination of Daniel Mum
ma for Trustee was ratified. The Con-
vention then by acclamation put in
nomination the following ticket:
Trustees-P. c. Ayres, John Israel,
Daniel Mumma.
Clerk-E. F. Swan.
Treasurer-David Mccoy.
Assessor-George II. Berstler.
Constables-Alfred Lloyd, NimrOd
FriZzell.
On motion. the Secretary was order
ed to send report of the Convention fol-
publication in the BELMONT CaRoNI'
Gle, and Barnesville Enterprise.
BARNET TAYLOR, Chm.
E. F. SWAN, Sec'y.
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UNIONTO WN.

THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION con
vened at Campbell's School House.
Friends presented the name of friends
for Justice, and tits said that all pres
emf except two were thought eligible
for that purpose.
As NO ITEMS were sent in last week
we did not note the serious illness of
DR.. John Campbell, who is now better
and able to attend to his professional
business.
Work IN THE CUT of the c., T. V.
&. w. Il ,ilroad is now in progress, and
is being pushed as rapidly as the posi-
ton will admit. The earth is removed
from the rock and blasting has been
commenced. The gentleman having
the contract for building the bridges is
also at work.
WE ARE INFORMED that Mr.. David
Lyle lost valuable watch in pile of
burning brush. Working in clear.
ing and piling brush, the chain caught
and the watch was thro IN upon the
heap, and not discovered until it had
been in the fire a considerable length
of time.
AND NOW, the man VINO SAID we
would "still have some kind of wealth
er before spring set in," was right, and
Monday morning at 6 O'Clock the mer
curry indicated IS0 above zero.
"JUsTICE," of Morristown, says we
have "the tact" and if that is not bad
enough in itself, he says that We live in
a dim inutive little town. Well, if our
town don't spread all over the ground
like a-mu5tard plaster as Morristown
does, it is very high and runs down
about half way through the world. In
fact, it is composed of several towns
boiled down, and we have the largest
suburbs of any town in the United
States. 'Tis true, we doI't have bur
dett's. Steam Wagon" and Narrow
Guauge Railroad meetings, but we
have white robin, and we see by a
late paper that the United States has
"Pdgo Pago," and we are content. II
we could write as well as Justice we
would be happy. As regards shaking
hands cross the gulf of seven miles, "
here's 81 miles of arm and on the end
our BES". Shake. KUN OVER.
H.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

THEY believe in hanging niggers in
Delaware. On Friday two colored
men were hanged in that State, al.
though the prosecuting witnesses, and
the only witnesses against them, made
affidavit that they had pe1ured them
selves at the trial, and that the accused
were innocent. The Democratic Gov
erncr, however, refused either to par
don or reprieve them, with all these
facts before him, evidently anxious to
play the part of a murderer in the ex'
ecution of two 'niggers.' who, though
Innocent, belonged to a prescribed
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

A WASHINGTON SPECIAL to the Gin
-cinnati Gazette, of Monday, says that
there is no longer any doubt that
prominent Democrats are preparing a
bin to provide for testing the title OF
President Hayes in the Supreme Court.
Until within few days it has been
the expectation that it would be ready
to introduce tomorrow. The under
standing is that the bill is already
drawn. but that events in Louisiana
have made further delay necessary. 1t
can not be ascertsined who has the
hin in possession, but it IS known that
the movement had its origin with Mr..
sTilden and his n. York advisers. The
purpose of the bill is to give the Su-
nreme Court full machinery for prose-
cutting all branches of such a case.
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FLUSHING.

From the last issue of your paper we
learn, that st. Clairsville was visited,
by q number of Flushing Tunnel men,
on st. Patriek's Day. We had not
missed them but it was a noticeable
fact that the day was kept sacred.
Mass Services were held in the school
house at 10 O'Clock, and meeting for
Baptism of children was held at E.
Darragh's residence, in the evening.
Mass Services, again, on Monday
morning. The meeting on Sunday
morning was well attended, by the
services of this kind.
NOMINATION. The Republican
Nomination for Flushing township
was held, at Rock Hill, on last Satur-
day. The following nominations were
made: Justice, Levi Starkey; Treas.
E. Hollingsworth: Clerk, Levi Stsrkey:
Assessor, w. J. Vance; Constable,
Allen NJ. Kirk; Trustees, J. l.. Chan
.dler, Hiram Howell, and Samuel
Fisher.
Leyi Starkey has been Clerk, of this
township, for eight consecutive years.
He has performed his duties, to the
general satisfaction, of the people end
is fully competent and worthy, to hold
this Office He will undoubtedly make
as good Justice, as he has been clerk,
and we hope he shall have both Offices
this next year.
L. HollingswOrth was first elected
Treasurer in 1868 and has been re-elect-
ed every year since. This, alone, is
enough TO show that the people are
satisfied with his way, of holding the
public money. Since he has held this
office, he has saved the township
1920 81, by searching the records and
finding where money should have
been paid to the township but through
the mismanagement of township and
county officers, had found its way into
neighboring treasures.
TUNNEL. The work, on both sides,
is progressing very we'll. Nothing
unusual occurred since our last writing
They have entered the hill on the west
side about 200 ft. Mr.. Darragh is
working double shift of men both in
the heading, and in taking up the
bottom.
On the east side, they have brought
the second lift up, to tho foot, of the
uPDCA HdNo
lower Engine, further down the cut, to
work the derrick. They will use the
derrick in taking up the lower SIN
cline" a d then the lower Engine will
be taken back where it has been work
ing. Mr.. Keegan has the third steam
engine in the cut, bu6 has not arrang.
ed work for it yet. On the entire
Tunnel contract there are about $50
men employed.
PERSONALS. W. II. Brandenburp
has gone to Minnesota to try his for.
tune. He leaves with the good wishes
of his many friends.
Lou Malonee took the western fever
very suddenly and struck for part:
unknown. Many are wishing him a
speedy return.
E. HOllingsworth has kept correct
record of the weather for the last q
years. He can tell every day that il
has rained or showed and give the
temperature morning noon and night
OF every day of all this time He says
that the mercury stood at $40 above
zero on last Sunday morning, 26o at
noon and 2J0 at night. w.
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PROB.fTE COURT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named Executors, illustrators, Guar
st. CIairsville, their accounts and vouchers for
settlement, to wit:
John Twinem, admr of Aaron Il Kinney,
decd.
Th0s Ambrose, executor of Eli Davis decd.
VIM Estep, guardian of Laura B Greenlee,
minor.
A w Anderson, admr OF Geo Abel, decd
Madison Pryor admr of Geo Phillips. decd.
Joseph Porterfield. assignee of VIM Twinem,
W T SidwelI admr of Wilson Bundy, decd
War1eld. admr OF w Warfield, decd.
+, and Alex w Craig, minors.
Christian Schramm, administrator of Peter g
Schramm, decd.
Eli stanton. guardian of Mary G. Bundy,
minor.
E T Rhodes. guardian Of Cora Rhodes mi
nor.
Mary ~ Veazey, minors.
rhos sullivan. guardian of oliver Haven>
John White, admr of John Bickham, decd
John Douglass, executor of Evaline Will
liams. decd.
G w Murphy, guardian of John, Thomas
and Harriet A Reynolds, minors.
John Gallaher assignee OF Uriah Nenning,
T Gratigney, executor of Lewis Gratigney,
a N Carter. admr OF VIM Johnston. decd.
Lewis Boyer and Woods, executors of 6
Hugh McMillin. guardian of Elwood Cos
ney, minor
Jonn and VIM Boden, executors of Samuel
Bo1en, decd.
s D Talbot. guardian of MiRerva Moore.
minor.
A W Darling, guardian of Anna Darling.
minor.
I'M Riley, admr of John Patton, decd.
Matthew Wallace, executor of Richard Wal
lace, decd.
James Kinney. assignee OF Chatham B
Wright, assignor.
Nathaniel Piper, guardian of Alon 20 Piper.
miuor.
o Cranston, admir- Of John Johnson, decd.
Cranston, admr of jeremiah Sullivan,
decd
JW Coffland admr of VIM Delany, decd.
James Alexander, guardian OF Jennie B Nc
Kee, minor.
Eliza Moore. guardian Of Clara Moore,
minor.
Solomon Hogue and ] X Shotwell. admir-.
Of and for Robert Claudy, deed, late guardian
of VIM w Fordyce. Chas Steele, Orion L, and
Amos Byeis, minors,
Margaret Carleton, guardian OF John oI
Carleton, minor.
John NJ Grouse, admr of Albert M Grouse.
decd.
W Cunningham, ,admr OF 8 Cunningham.
decd.
Jacob Fitch. admr of Jas Fitch, decd.
All the above will be for examination and
settlement on the 30th day OF March, ISIS
'TF o, w. CARROLL,
2.2s, '7s--st. Probate Judge
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

THERE has been not even ''fraud"
whisper since Anderson's sudden re-
lease. Quincy, Mass, is as peaceful as
frozen graveyard; Mr.. Tilden is walk.
ing about with guileless smile, as
who should say, "Who said anything
about fraud. anyway" and David
Dudley Field is lying in a critical
condition beneath the, ruins of his last
boomerang project for the unseating OF
Hayes. = What a picturesque crowd it
is, this fraud party, as it files into
history: Tilden, Adams, Blair, Black
Croain, Gobble, Field, Whitaker, and
Coxl-Tribune.. aa.rrd
e "GAUMER" ought to be added to
that group. aay
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

A movement is in progress in Wash
ington to bring about harmony in the
Republican ranks between the Admin
istration and its opponents, and the
basis upon which this harmony is to be
founded Is: First-The provision for
the parlnanent circulation Uf S30O, ,OOO,-
OOO in legal ten Ter notes. second
The opposition to all shemes for IN
definite initiation. Third-The opposi-.
tion to schemes for the abolishment OF
national banks. Fourth-Hostility to
the Confederats war claims. Fifth
Only Republicans TO be appointed to
Office. and protection to American In
dustry by the proper tariff legislation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

d. THE British training ship Eurydice,
cancised and sunk on Sunday of the
Isie OF Wight, was bound home from a
cruise to Bermuda with crew OF about
32O officers and men, including 270
Young men in training for the navy;
besides these she is supposed have had
on board about twenty officers and
men taken on board at Bermuda as in
yaIids. The disaster occurred within
view OF the sojourners at Ventner, the
famous watering place, and they had
been admiring the gallant sight Of a
man-of-war under full sail, but dis
.persed by the sudden snow squall,
which also hid the catastrophe. The
spectators saw nothing when the squall
had passed but the schooner Emma
lowering her boats to pick up the few
surviyors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

s A fire broke out Monday evening
among the large storehOuses ON Fourth
street, above Arch, Philadelphia, in
Guiding several paint and Oil establish
ments. 1t ragged with great fury on
both sides of the street, and for long
time was beyond the control OF the
firemen. The flames spread along
Cherry street, demOlishing nearly all
dwelIings and saloons between Third
and Fourth streets, and finally reach
ed the curner of Third street. The
sparks were carried to great distance
by fierce wind, fired a store at Inc
corner of Second and Cherry streets.
which soon became the centre OF
another scene Of destruction, and at
midnight six large stores in that
locality were in flames. The st: Elmo
Hotel on Arch street also caught IRE,
f,at was extinguished without serious
damage, though cassing scattering
of The boarders. The losses will doubt
less aggregate a million of dollers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

IT is now tolerAbly certain that Con-
gress will not do three things. 1t will
not pass Woods Tariff Bill, it will not
repeal the Resumption Act, and it will
not adopt any further silver legisla-
finn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

bulkier metal, which few will care to
exchange paper for.
With this legislation Secretary
Sherman says he would be willing TO
guarantee resumption, and he tells the
committee that ''to force the country
to 20 backward over all the long,
weary struggle TOW ard specie payments
would be a sign of national weakness,
and would do the nation great harm,
our credit harm, and bring injury
upon US all"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28
PULTNEY TOWNSHIP.

PULTNEY TOWNSHIP.
Justice of the Peace-Joel Strahl.
Trustees-John ]. Powell, Joshua
Keyser, Charles Henry.
Clerk-SolOmon ArbentZ.
Treasurer-Robert Nelson.
Assessor-Thomas Garrett.
Constables-N. ii. ROwles, George
Robinson.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

THE Enquirer says that Governor
Bishop has been trified with as long as
Campbelfite will stand it. He in-
tends making it lively for the Legis-
lature until they adjourn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

EX- Gov. BILL ALLEN attended the
recent reception of Mrs. President
Hayes, at Chillicothe. Our neighbor
OF the GdzeLe should set up the cry of
''frod" and proceed to read Uncle Will
liam out of the Democratic party.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28
FLUSHING TOWNSHIP.

FLUSHING TOWNSHIP.
Justice of the Peace-Levi Starkey.
Trustees-J. L. Chandler, Sam uel
Fisher, Hiram Howell.
Clerk-Levi Starkey.
Treasurer-E. Hollingsworth.
Assessor J. Vance.
Constables-Allen NJ. Kirk, James
E. Gardner.
Ditch Hpervisor-James Smith.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

THE smoks of the conflict having all
cleared away in New Hampshire
leaves the following results: Prescott's
plurality Is 1874 and his majority 94l,
the Lower House of the Legislature
standing 2O5 Republicans to f65 Demo-
Gratis.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

GAINESVILLE ACCOMMODATION leaves Zanes-
vile daily except Sunday at 9. 40 A. NJ, and ar
rives at Columbus at 9.45 A. NJ. Stopping at
all Stations.
Fast Express runs daily. Express daily on
Central Ohio Division; daily except Sunday on
Lake Erie and Chicago Division. Other
Trains daily except Sunday.
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SOMERSET TOWNSHIP

SOMERSET TOWNSHIP.
Trustees-J. S. Smith, J. F. Wheat
ly, VIM. Starbuck.
Clerk-T. p. Harris.
Treasurer-Solomon HOgue.
Assessor-ThoIEas Wilson.
Constables-Leander Warrick, Mi
nor Lyons.
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GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.

GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
TIE folio wing tickets, neither If
VIII are Straight were nominated in
Goshen:
Trustees: Enfield Mead, VIM. EN-
erOl, John Davis.
Clerk: Emmett Pryor
Treasurer: A bner Dillon.
Assessor: Stephen p McGath.
Constables: Oliver Wright, VIM c
Hedges.
Trustees: Wm Millison, John White,
Laban Palmer.
Clerk: O A Doudeil.
Treasurer: w Coff1and.
Assessor: John w Taylor.
Constables. q w Moore, Jas Bailey.
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HIGHLAND Townsville

RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
Trustees-George Mcfarland, David
Brown, John l.. Frint.
Clerk-A. n. Mitchell.
Treasurer. t. Troll.
Assessor-Israel Lewis,
Constable. Josiah Merritt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

AK interesting question asjust been
brought mp in New YORK courts as to
whether lease is invslidated by the
illegal sale ofliquor upon the premises.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28
MEXICAN
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FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This 1iniment very naturally originated In Ameri-
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surprising antidotes for the maladies Of her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for IS years,
until now It encircles the habitable globe
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A single bottle often saves . human life or re-
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

BILLS proposing female suffrage in
modified form were defeated in the
legislatures of Massachusetts, aud r.
Island last week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-03-28

GOOD advice in q nutshell from the
New Orleans Times to the people of
Louisiana: "Raise less hell and more
snpar,, -.
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UNION TOWNSHIP.
Trustees: Jas Lynn, James Dallas,
Hugh Barber
Clerk: John Bond.
Treasurer: VIM Rletcalf.
Assessor: Henry McConaughy.
Constables, VIM Wilson, John Nc
'COnaughy.
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Trustees "A G Ramage, M Gordon,
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Constables-H B Weekly, G Riggle.
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Trustees: Jas V Stilwell, Jas g
Thesker, II Lash.
CLERK; Oliver Bundy.
Treasurer: Wilson Lemmon.
Assessor: Isaac Taylor.
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The South Carolina Legislature. ha,
pronounced in favor Of concilation.