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A Young woman Of Cutture.

MIss Palias Eudora Won Blurky.
She don't hnnw chi ken from turkey:
High Spanish and Greek she could fnenly
speak.
But her knowledge o. poultry was murky.
Hbe could tell III. great uncle Of Moses,
And the datas Of the Wars Ut the Roaes,.
And the REASONS OF things the Indians
wore rings
In their red. aboriginal nosesl
Why Shakespeare was wrong IN his gram
mar. &C.. !,
Ana toe meaning Of Emersnn's Brahma.
And she went chipping rocAs With little BLACK
bog
And a small geological hammerl
Rhs had vlews upon co education
Aud tue principal ne de Of the nation.
And her ela seq we're blue and the number she
OF the stars In each hiah constellation.
And sbe wrote ID handwriting rlerky.
And she talked with an emphasis jarkv,
And she painted on tiles In tho sweetest oil
styles.
DIT chs didn't know chicken from turkey.
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one of the most audaeious thieves whose
hlntOry is remem hered by the police Of Paris
IE1Ins q certain Beaumont, who, wearing a
E3lack cost and white eravat. with a vou.
4 Sinous portfolio under his arm, and having
fhe general appearance of a very busy mag
E7Strate, one day went to the police headqlar-
&sra. made requistion for 2 soldier ana posted
Mkinl in front I'll a door In the building, with
INSTRUCTIONS to let no one enter. He then
s2enetrated into tine office OF the chief OF the
1etective service, who was out at the time,
opened all the locks OF the room with skele.
tim keys, and appropriated tine contents OF
aehe secretary. which contained q round sum,
|I0 then reconducted the soldier to the sta
REIan where he had made the requlsition,
3&hanked the commanding officer for Ills kind
xeeees disappeared, aud that very evening
GrOte letter to the chief begging the latter
~ excuse HIM for the annoyance he had
used him. The police We're put upon his
4ck, but IN vain. and the detective service
Ma 70 swallow its modification as best 1t
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T,HE GRIP COTTON TIE. AFTER A TRIAL
pion and only Tie that Is equal Ia strength With
and that does not impair the strength of the
bale band. The onay Tie that brings cotton balee
Tie that Is self-fastening and that has been sue.
cessfnlly used with the steam puller-which II
compelled to discard all others for the Grip,
10000 ba es cotton at the com presses have had
their ties thrown away for the Grip. at loss te
the planter Of $1,000. 100000 bass will be
served the same this year. at loss of $4,000 to
the planter.
It is more quickly put or the boiling press
and with our ssretcher." turns out the bales
25 per cent sma Ter than any other Tie.
JOHN B. LAFITTE & CO.. Managers,
iy1s 2m Louisiana Cotton Tie Company.
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JUDICIAL ADvERTzsEl1ENrs.
AlIERIFP SALES.


The City If New Orlsans W.. John silesk.
u,1FrH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR,
II ish Of Orleans No. is1A.by vlt tha h y, u
e Ma.t the ne Filth District court or tha parish q
Oreanp. in the above entitled canse Tor nltg
nuetpn. NJ the Merchants aud Auctioneers. Ex-
ehanee II val street, btween Cnnsl and q t y !.
tomhouse streets IL the Second Dstriat oil .h, e,
city on MONDAY, Oetnber 81. 1870. at ~
O'Clock m. the following described properly
to.w, PERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
ueted In the First District 1T this city. In
square number three hundred and fifty seyen
bounded by Thalia. Ho ward. Erato IND freret
streets. and designated rs lot number hteen.
measuring thirty-two fact front on Thala
street by sixty three feet In depth.
pslzad fu the ahevs suit.
TERMS Cash on tbs sUpt.
J. r. ALGEE GAUTHEFAUX.
Civil sheriff of the Parish If Orleans.
n0l LIZ u VI
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The city Of new or,,ans vs.. celea,,ns v.

LyOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAR-
a. lsh VI Orleans, ~. 1s8-By virtuY Of writ
Of fiarf iaeia-. TO ms dir ested by tbs honorabis
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of Or
sana in the af,ove entitled Gauge. for city taEes
of 1877, win procsed to cell st puslie auction.
at the Merchants aud .Auc'ionesrs' Exchange.
Rpyai street between Csns ard Uustonahouss
streets in the Sscoad District ri this city. on
FRIDAY. hsDterb..r %. 1872 Of 70 o,cloes m. the
following 1o.cgihsd pr4nsrty T. sita,rt-.-,. a.
uated Ia tho Fires District OF this ely. Ia
sausIe uumper one hundred and twenty ons.
and Poeyfarrs etree.s and desigaatea us lot
number fvs. measuring tw-r,ty- tbres Test
front On Anbunciaion street By one hundred
and thirty feet In depth.
Seized in the abpvs suit.
TsTns-Casi On tire spot.
}. K. AT.1EE GAUTHRTAUX.
Civil eherif Vi the Parish Of Orleans.
al
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The City nj New OrisR nv ~. Gityier rierce;
sarna VI sane: aams ys. same

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L isl OF Orleans, No. 81 .282: add Fourth Die
triet Court Sor the parish u Orleans. Noa. IA
md s22 BY virtue ri three wrtts Of feri faeias,
Fourth District Courts for the parish Of Orleans.
in tho above entitled causes, for city, taxes of
auction at the Merchants aud Auctiohsers' Ty-
ehanes, Royal stree. brit ween Cana' and Gus
tornhanse streets. In the seenni District OF
O'Clock rn the following described properly,
A CERTAIN SQUARE or. GROUND cit.
pated In the Fourth District nf tbs city. desig.
nsted as NUMBER three fundrsd and thirty.
three bounded by Liberty. Washington. How.
ard and sixth streets. measuring three hum
drad feet front on Liberty strset By four hun
drsd and forty eight feet In depth,
ssi1ad In the aboys suits.
N j. Il. ALOE GAUTHRFAUX,
Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
nr25 1f sci 8 Is % 26
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Tho city Of New or.sa y', W.. Aaslrhs

GrGygnard and A. schneldsr
L,IFyu DISTRICT, .GoURT FOB THE PAR
II ish If Orlanns No as-By virtue Of writ
of fisrI faciaa 10 u,a directed by the honorable
he Ih district o ob1ye 70, s"t 1hs e earsh
mr CITY t,xes nf 1873 | will preefsd to
sell Of public auction at the MeTehan's end
Second ss,n District oftiis city on FRIDAY sgptem-
her rs 1870, nj y ,oeIas.k m.. the following
dessf 1ssT Ph5ny"ppt5yk 1T1oa OF GROUND, Sit
ra'ed in ti,s Frs. Distriet q this city. IN
squire .nunbsr ,sitty-ona. bounded by Conn
dssigneted "a follows: Lots numbers eleven
snd Twelve measuring 1blrty.n,i1s fest front On
nufnIers seventean and eighteen, measuring
twenty ono feet 'front.' on Peters street by seven.
ty -six feet In depth.
Eezad In the above snft.
Terns--Upsh On he spot.
J. n hICHE AAUTHREAEX.
Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish oil 0rIsana.
cf11s cal q IL
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Yhe city Of Few Orleans Va. Mrs. Jean
| IL / Iorhar se NC Va Mr. i / T. ka,rhar.

r. ]. Lorbsr ssme VI. Mrs. J. J, =. Lorbsr.
LlDURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
l. ish Of Orleans. M. 753; apd Third District
Court for the Parish III o, leans. No. 2as4s--
~ virtue Of two. ,wrifa Of nsri faaiaas, to
me. directed BY the honorable the Third
sh of Orleans in tths above eptttled causes,
for city taxes Of 1876 end 1871. .wiil
proceed to soil at public auction. at the Mer-
chants and Aucioneers' Exchange. Royal street.
between Canal and nnstornho1se strees, IL tho
Second District Of this city. On Friday, Sep
tembaT 2S. 1879. at u O'clock In. the following
described property. 10 Wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. Sit
uatsd In this Fourth District Of this. CITY. In
square number two hundred and nine. bounded
by Prytanie. bt Charles. et Andrew and Jo-
ssbhiBs str sets. and designated hs lots numbers
twenty. four TO twenty nine, measuring slightly
eight feet front on Prytania a.toet by ons hum
dred and thirty eight feet In depth.
Beized In the above suits.
Terms-Caah an tn snot
J. H. AICRE aAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
nu1H of sci 8 Is ~ 2S
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Reader, arc you nMicted7

And you wish to regain your health. strength
and energy Of former years? Do Any Of the fol.
lowing -ympoms inset yonr distressed eondl-
timid. aud lack the power Of will and actionf
Are your Kidneys stomach or blood In o disor-
derrd condition? Do yon suffer from rheuma-
been tndiscroe: IN early years, and find yourself
barHs5ed with multitude Of gloomy sym Dtymsl
Are you enbject to |oss Of memory. have spells of
fafning. fuilness of blood In the head feel list.
less. moping. nuflt for business or pleasure.
md subleat to fits Of melancholy? Are y,u sub
lect to any Of the following symptoms: Restless
night, nightmare, palptation Of the heart,
bH4tfnlness. confusion Of ideas. dizziness In the
head. dimness OF sight. etc2 Thousands OF
young men, his middle eyed. and oven the old
malta too. hre broken down In health and spirita
from dfgcrdsrs .peeu lar to their sex. and who
from false Uoaesfy or neglect prolong their
snfferings. Why then further neglect subject
Of snch vital importance when the remedy can
be- SO easily proeured2
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Doctor, I'm very much troubled with these
pains, but | find considerable relief from D
bandage over the region OF the liver"
Then by all means wear a belt simple
st,jp OF flannel will answer every purpose
only be careful to draw It q little tighter on
the side where your liver is than o. the
Otharp
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III which i've bears are severely handled by
hears" Ne says cDIdly; 'If they were read
i've bears they wouldn't baug 'em about 30
and run the risk OF spelling 'em-tAey're only
m !"
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JUDICIAL ADvERTIsEMENrs.
nsaEnFEF SAILS.
The city OF view or,~an. vs.. Pe,,e,a mos,

The City OF New Orleans W. Felicia Moss-
ton; same W. same: same vs.. Same.
E1oUkTH AND SUPERIOR ,D1sTBIiIr
81, 4es ssto mo Isl Ey virtue Of thrss writs II
asri taeins. to me- directed by THO honorable
the parish o. Orleans. in the above entitled
c,sss. for city taxes Of yea,s 1875 1876 sad IN
j will proceed to sell ut public auction at the
Merehs rfs aud Auctioneers' Exchange. ROYAL
Street, oetween Cstnnl md Glstomhouee streets.
ia tho Second District Of this cry. On FIJI
DAY, aeptembor 2s 1879. at u o'clock m. tho
CERTAIN POHTtDA Or GROUND. Sit
uated &. the second District ~ this city. in
bv Harreeks Burgundy Eaplanade aud Ram
part s'reeis. aud desiguatsd "a. lot number
tweIye rneesuriug thirfy-two feet trout on Bar.
raeks etrsst by one hundred feet la depth.
heiaad IN the shove suits.
Terms-Caeh on The spot. 49,
j. II. AI,gEE HAUTnREAUX,
Civil Sheriff o. tho Parish OF Orleans,
Erfi q
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Dr. Fishec Of Prague believing that he bad
o, sonous effects Of cyanure Of potassium
with chloridrate of ammonia, recently made
the experiment on himself He expired In Q
short time In the most horrible agonies. lie
was the author of work entitled, 'HOw. to
Rend.r GYannret of Potassium Harm lesB.
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Scene: Augustus boudolr. Lucy holds an
open letter In her hand, and snys: "Well, you
sic, DEAR ! only met HIM ct Mount Desert
this summer, and we did flirt desperately,
but Tia too absurd, his writing to ME now and
proposing, now isn'tit?' Augusta: lawfully
bold | think but then It's just like man.
Shall you accept him2" Lucy: "Well don't
know what to do. He don't deserve It, but
| then he's awfully handsome, and besides
really think ! would be- q good wife. ! can
| make splendid cOrn-hread.'
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Tae CITY OF New .r.ean, va. Pat Francis

.>FsJ VI INV
Allen.
aIyTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
= ISL 81 Orleans. NJ. ls57-Bg Virtue Of % writ
u feri fnc!aa. to, me directed by tho honorabe
eans. Ii the a5c7s entitled cause Tor city taxts
offers. ! will proceed to soil at pubic auction.
Royal street., bvfwfea Canal and Cnstemhouss
,treets In the secoad District Of this city on
FRIDAY. Septsmbsr % 1879. at 70 o'clock M.
tho following dsscribaf t,rnperty, 10 Wit
A CERTAIN POP low or GROUND. Sit
mated In ths First Dlaffier " this CITY, In sqEera
ouGbsr eight. bounded By trout, julia, Fulton
aud S.. Joseph stroat-. and Designated as 10y
humber ono E1sasnriag twenty three feet front
on Front street By ons hundred and twenty.
three fest in depth.
sejzed IN tho above suit.
j, 4 ALlEE GAUTHRFAUX.
Civil sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
aIT2E sci s Is ~ rs
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A writer In Nature proposes that carrier
pigeons be used to bear news OF approaching
storms The birds may be carried out to sea
500 miles by outgoing steamers and dis
patched with the weather n.ws ahead Of the
weather itself
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The foregoing statement liz q true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company
yHOS. A. ADAMS. President
henry V. OGDEN. Secretary.
Sworn to and snbsoribed before me this sew
enteenth day ef Ma. A. 2: 1s.-
The Board Of Trustees this day resolved. afte,
paying Ten Per Cent ~ cash to the stockholders
and CARRYING to profit and loss t15, 40. "a &C.
stock held by this company. aud also further
sum for shrinkage In values, to declare q divi.
participating premiums, payable on Monday
sixteenth of June next.
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Not RAJ Bears. i

&Smthfnl philosopher is taken to the Hip
osne to see pantomime, in the last act
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SUCCESSION NOTsCEk.

Succession ~ Fila nundowney, widow
of I,ntken Tpliver.
ktEGOND DfsThiGI COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish Of Orlrans No. H. .9t-Whereas. john
Mpn1nwnay has petitioned the courtfer lstters
Of MISUNDERSTANDING on the estate Of The lee Eiiza
eensa1. Notice Ii hereby given ~ ati whom II
may concern to show cause within ten days
why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted
aa1T % d. JOHN HERBERT Clerk.
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A Reflected alessIng.
- N
philadelphia Obronicle.l

Gold from Europe continues to arrive here
III such large quantities that our young me1
can now own two sets of brass sleeve buttons
without being considered extravagant.
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TIE Board OF Directors. ut a meeting hold on
the twenty SECOND day Of January, 1879. ate.
setting aside Ton Thousand Dollars to the
reserve fund from the net earnings of the year
eud payiug the 10 per cont dividend toth E
stock 9ldsrs, have e, r9s s to gaT a CASE
net earned participating premiums OF the year
ending Decomhsr 9t, 1878. said dividend payable
On and after Monday. the twenty-seventh day d.
January, ISfa.
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wife Of jacob g. Van WleEIe.
- istl Of Orleans. No. 4laa7-Notiae ls hereby
given to the creditors OF this estate md to all
other persons herein Interested, to show cause
within ten days from the present nofii'ear
ton. II any they hive or can, Why ne r.
istratpr OF this estate. should not be approved
and hemologated. ind the funds distributed IL
accordance herewith.
BY order Of the court. !"
se17 ~ M JOHN HERBERT. GsrR.
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:DEBILITATED
DIR. HAsBROUCK's.
ELECTRIC BELTS.

Tho afflicted can now be restored to perfec
hea1sh md bodily energy without the uss
medicine Of any kind. and wi hOnt he slightest
Inconvenience to the patients habits or daily
Irtetfpn
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AUCTION SALES.
ELEGANT pARLon SUITS. IN RAW 81,

ELEGANT PARLOR SUITS, IN RAW SILK
and Reps, nearly now and In perfect order
Large and Costly Plate Mirrors. WesnHt
sideboards Walnut Extension Tables ana
Dining Chairs. Folding Chairs. Rockers.
Cane seat Chairs. Fine Brussels Garpsts-
nearly now aud very little used. Mattings.
Very Fine Walnut Bedroom suit. with flafe
Glass Armoir: Rosewood Bedroom sst.
Glass-door Armoir. Bod Lounge. and .
Great Variety Of Good and Substantial
Household Furniture, la the aeest order 10
be sold without any reserve whatever Yer
account of families leaving the city.
I'm SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IT, ut ~
" d. m, at no. ~ Can't street..
MONTGOMERY a co,
snqs AZ suctt,ueers.
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Actual net profits. ................s II 1893 81

The foregoing statement is Just. true and
orrect transcript from the books OF the Com
pany. james l. DA1fPresidenf.
H. CARPENTER. Beeretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this TWEEN.
tY-sooond day of January, 1879.
a, INdRAHAM, Notary Public,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-04-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

1 THE PROBATE COURT OF BELMONT
COUNTY, OHIO, Spencer Gregg, admins
Iator, win Will anLexed of John H. Price,
deceased, plaintiff,
Susana Price, widow of said John e. Price.
deceased Ruth Ann Price. only surviving
child of said John H Price, deceased sulIio
van X Price. George Price, Amos Price and
Benjamin A. Price, minors, children and
neiIs OF George J. Price, deceased, son of
said John II. Price, deceased, residents of
belmont county, Ohio; Amos Price, Phoebe
hart, wife Of Hart first name unk nownl
hscneI Ann Castor, wife of John Castor and
Mary Jane Price, whose postofice address is
Newport, Decatur county, Indiana, and
John II. Price, whose residence is un-
knoWn, chiidren and heirs of uriah Price,
deceased. a ron OF said John II. Price, decd
ana george Boyd. Fremont Boyd. Amer Boyd,
huth j. Rlgby wife Of-Rigt FIRST name un-
i1dn, knoSnl = ! and Rachel REGISTER. wife Of Re-
gester tnrst name ungnown). whose places
OF residence are unknown. except that of
Fremont Boyd, whose postoffice address is
Markle, Hunting county, Indiana children
and heirs OF Elizabeth Boyd. deceased a
daughter of said John II. Price deceased,
The said defendants will take notice that
on the 10th day or February, 1873. the said
paintif filed petition In said Probate Court,
setting up therein that the said John H. Price,
qeceased, died testate- on January 9Th. 1879
Shat his win was duly admitted to probate.
and that said plaintiff was duly appointed
and qualthed as such administrator. Said
petition Iurther sets up that IL is provided in
said will that all real estate not otherwise
provided for therein. shall be sold and dis
ITic1ted 10 the grand children of said John
d. Price. deceased, as follows: One fifth to
the heirs of Elizabeth Boyd, three-tenths to
the heirs of Uriah Price, four-l entbs TO the
heirs OF George j. Price and one>tenth to the
heir OF Mary Ann Gregs, and that the real
estate not Otherwise provided for In said will
is as follows: Lot No. 6, in McMillan's
edition TO Fairmont Belmont County,
OHIO; Lot No. 10, in McMillan's south
addition to Fairmont, Belmont county. Ohio
and - acres, rood and 32 poles, more or less OF
land, situate IN the northwest quarter of seq
tiCn 8, township 7. range 3. in belmont county,
Ohio, being the same tract conveyed by John
McKelvey and wife to John H. Price, sr, on
June 10Th. 1875. and of record in volume S. DID.
459 OF the record Of deeds OF said county, more
fully described in said petition. Said plaintiff
also states in said petition that he is the heir of
said Mary Ann Gregg. and asks thai dover in
said premises be assigned to the said widow
and that an order for the sale of said premises
be granted and the proceeds thereof be distrib>
uted In the manner provided for In said will, ,
as herein before set out and for other proper
relief. --'--7-' - :
Said defendants are required to answer by
the 18th day of April. 1879
ID T. CowEN. THOMAS COCHRAN,
Atty for plaintiff. q l3-7D Probate Juoge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-04-10

BURNED TO DEATH.-A lamentable
accident occurred ON Monday night of
last week, to the wife of Mr.. Thomas
Cordell, of York township. 1t seems
that Mrs. COrdell's time was occupied in
feeding a little pig, about 10 o'clock, and
to make the fire more brilliant, she threw
small piece of bark on the crate, seat
ing herself ON the hearth SO as to have
the benefit of the light. While sitting
there the bark burned in two, and the
piece projecting over the CRATE fell upon
her clothing. She Immediately extin-
guished it, as she thought, and took a
seat upon chair. She dozed into a
sleep shortly, and soon after awakened
to find her dress enveloped in flames.
Excitedly she ran out of the door and
ran around the house several times. In
the meantime young girl fourteen
years old threw bucket of water upon
the unfortunate lady, but of no avail.
BY this time all the clothing had been
burned from her body, and she again en-
tered the house. At this time her hus-
band and son arrived, who did all in
their power to relieve her sufferings.
They found that hte body was burned to
crisp from the knees to the chin. With
all the assistance offered nothing seemed
to relieve her, and on Tuesday morning
following she expired. She leaves a
husband, family Of children-two of
whom are invalids-and a large circle of
friends to mourn her loss. Her remains
were inferred on Thursday in the Pleas
ant Hill Cemetery.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-04-10

A DAsTARDLY AssAULT.-On We'd
nesday evening of last week cow
ardly assault was made upon Miss Neff,
daughter of William Neff, and Marion
Meek, who reside about 2H miles south
east of this place. The attacking party
is a well-known character and Jail
bird named William Humes. 1t seems
that Humes stepped up behind Mr..
Meek who was in company with Miss
Neff, and struck him blow with "a
|slung-shot, cutting him about the head.
He then turned and began to unmerei-
fully beat the lady about the head and
face. The parties injured are now lying
in critical condition, the lady being
rather the worse No arrest or attempt
has been made to bring the desperate to
justice, but it is hoped that this young
coward will suffer the penalties of the
law. Such character should not be al
lowed to disgrace civilized communi-
ty.. Put him through!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-04-10

A Miss CAvENDER, of East Richland,
has been troubled of late with spiritual
istic manifestations, and so annoying
have they been that she has become
fearfully frightened. Rapping in her
room at night has been SO violent at
times as to arouse her from sleep. A few
neighbors were called in one night last
week to investigate the matter, but as
the noise was kept up and no visible
signs could be discovered, they retired
nonplussed. The affair has attracted a
great deal of attention in that neigh
bOrhood.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-04-10
The siIvertype Process.

A new invention, patented by 81. p.
Moore, of Concord, n. H., has taken the
lead above all others extant, for its ar
tistic beauty of finish and soft life-like
tinti1g, which cannot be produced in
any other style of portraiture. Several
individuals of distinction in this State,
have had some of this kind of work
dOne-among them, Hon. Milton Barnes,
Secretary of State-who cheerfully re-
commends the Silvertype Process to be
the most perfect picture of himself ev-
er taken, for its accurate expression and
delicacy of finish. The blending of col
ors cannot be excelled anywhere. SAUL
K. RUGGLEs, Gen1 Agent for the city
of Wheeling and Belmont county.
Good agents wanted; steady employ
ment and good pay. Picture frames
made to order.