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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01
Administrator Notice.

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that In the Probate
~ Court OF Belmont county, Ohio, the under
signed was appointed and qualified as Ad.
ministrator of the estate of VIM. Smith, decd;
late of said county.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
Quested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against said estate will
present them, duly authenticated, for settle>
ment. ANDREW SMITH,
l0-3t Administrator
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01

THE Columbiana County Fair begins
on September 2sth.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01
GOING WEST.

B.F. TALBOT, Dentist, st. Clsirsville.-
Teeth extracted without pain. Office, east Of
School House. 81 1y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01
Paving Stone.

1 am prepared to furnish the best
quality of paving stone, from the Ross
quarry, on short notice and at reason
able price. P I. Roscoe,
g "a tf) st. Clairsville, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01

RAsPBERRIEs are still plenty in the
market and prices reasonable.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01

POTATOES are growing at each other
wanting more room in the hill.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01

New ATHENS has a Garfield club
with ninety members.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01

YOUNG CHICKENS 20 and Is cents per
chick.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01

THE indications are favorable for a
large blackberry crop.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN PARTITION.

Court Of Common Pleas Of Franklin co., o.
Theresa L. Bullitt ct al. vs.. George B. Cald-
well ct al.-No. II ,A21.
IN pursuance of an order of sale from said
i Court to me directed, will offer for sale,
at public auction, on The PREMISES, in Bel
mont county, Ohio, on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01

THE rush to the County Treasurer
Office is over.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01
Trains ON the B. as. w. r.. r.

On and after Monday, October 13, 1879,
the arrivals and departures of trains on the
Bcllaire & Southwestern Railway will be as
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Bank
OF
RESOURCES,

At st. CInirsville, In the State of Ohio, at the
close of business, June Il, 1850.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-21
ublIc, after elsa, lantIc ideas, at any

public, after elsa lantic ideas, at any
rate.
My readers are doubtless already i'm
patient to know something Of the army,
which for 1900 years has defied the
manifold elements OF disorder that have
been fatal 70 SO many dynastics, and dis
memberet so many larger and more
populous- territories In Europe. The
military defense, then, of the Republic
Of San Marino Is committed to regular
army Of thirty men, who are supposed TO
be always ready to respond to the calls
of honor or OF patriotism.
A police, consisting of five or six per-
sons, protects the property Of the terri
tory, and gives peaceful slumbers to its
honest burghers. In emergencies the
militia Of The country may be called in
aid OF its uncoDquered regular legions.
They have two judges, who are, how
ever, required BY law 70 to taken from
without the territory, and are changed
every three years. But all cases of ap-
peal are decided by the court of cessation
or review, ip the neighboriDg cities of
Bologna, Padua, Turin, or wherever
that tribunal by chance to be sitting at
the time.
The currency in nse among them, also,
Is that Of the Italian government. They
had once some sous coined, the equiva-
lent In value of our cent my host at the
Inn gave me two or three of them (; but
they were not coined in the republic.
Their number was very restricted, and
they are rarely TO be met with except in
the collections OF fnumismatists.
1t Is certainly one of the eccentricities
which distinguish San Marino from all
DIN n countries that IL puis Its litigation
out, as some families put out their wash
ing, and trades exclusively with the cur
rency OF foreign states, The country
which buys and sells with n currency
over which it has no control, and sub
mits It's differences to foreign tribunals
for adjustment. gives pretty heavy bonds
to Keep the peace with its neigh ghbors,
whatever be the title 1t gives to Its form
of government.
The expenses Of their government will
not seem large to an American. They
never exceed 25,000 francs-say S5O50-
army, navy, post-offioe, education, pri-
sons, police, diplomatic service, repre-
sentation, all included. This revenue Is
raised out of the profits realized by the
government from he purchase of some
6O0, 900 pounds Of tobacco in the leaf,
which IL manufactures to sell at q small
| advance, from the sale of about 800
| sacks OF salt; aud a tritilng stamp tax of
three cents on uotarial, judicial, and 9TH
| or legal documents.
The health of the republic is looked
after by physician and one surgeon EN-.
ployed by .he state, who are required to
attend and prescribe for all VINO send
for them, but who are not expected to
resent the offer of a gratuity from those
who can afford to pay for their advicej
These functionaries receiAe someS500 a
year each from the state. The judges re-
ceive the same.
Saa Marino ha, not only never been
afflicted with newspaper, but no print-
ing press has ever stood npon its terri
tory.-Johu Bigelow, in Harper's Maya
zIno for February.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-21
The Republic of San Mariao.


The republic proper stretches over
territory seventeen miles long and about
haf that width, and has a population,
all told, of about 6000 people, the capi-
tai, where we were, having about 900 OF
them. They are governed by Council
of Sixty, which is close corporation,
nominally composed of twenty princes,
twenty of the middle class, and twenty
Of the peasant class but in point of fact,
as | afterward learned - and, indeed, as
might be inferred from the fact that they
themselves filed all vacancies, and the
people had no more TO do with the
choice of the members of their Council
than of our members of Congress-all
were mobiles, and if you were to address
one otherwise than as "nobillissimo,"
you had better not have addressed him
ut all. | gathered that the real distinc-
lion was that twenty were taken from
the landed gentry, twenty from the town
gentry, and twenty promIscuously from
any part of the Territory.
This Council, Independent of all hui
man control from above or below, elects
TWO executive officers, who are called
Captains-Regent; 1t designates all execu-
tive committees, imposes taxes-in fact,
conducts the government.
When l asked ii the people had no
elective franchise of any sort, the Count
b said, ''No, none !" but they may
respectfully address the CaptaIn-Regent
by PETITION.
If had known him better, should
probably have taken the liberty of say
ing to the prince that the privileges of
the people of San Marino reminded me
of those which the Minister Ca onne
proposed to yield to the Assembly of
Notables near the close of the last CEN
tury, and which were cunningly carica-
tured by the picture of a ministerial
orator addressing flock of turkeys as
follows:
"Gentlemen, I have called you to-
gether to ak you with what sauce you
would prefer to be eaten"
"But we do not wish TO be eaten,"
was the ungracious reply of the honora-
BILE birds of freedom in Congress assem-
bled.
"You dodge the question" was the re-
tort of the imperturbable minister.
The government of this so-called re-
public, therefore, is simply close Cor
pUratlOn, VeSteu WIN unueLer1nlnaDle
power to fill all vacancies occasioned by
i, ath or otherwise. Their Council is
even less popular in its composition
than a hereditary legislature, because no
third power, like that Of sovereign, to
which the people have access, has any
thing to do with filling the vacancies
that occasionally occur in its ranks.
Two Executive s, Captains Regen
one for the town and one for the rural
districts, are chosen by the Council ev-
cry six months--in April and in October
and may not be reelected for two
consecutive terms. They may be, how
ever, and frequently are reelected after
an interval of three years. Some of
them have thus been rechosen four or
five times. Count B. told me he had
himself been Captain Regent three
times. 1t must be remembered, howev-
er, that San Marino is small republic.
The Regents receive no pay-another
evidence that San Marino is not re-
The daily gazette., 1880-01-21
LINENS.

A large exhibit of Table Linens,
Towels and Napkins at attractive
prices.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-21

The House Committee on Patents
agreed yesterday to report bill author
izing the Commissioner Of Patents to
hear the petition of Ezra Miller, and If
to grant the extension of his patent for
Improvement in car-huilding for seven
years, from the lst of March, 1880.
"To live long and prosper''-Take the
world easy and DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills
Only 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-21
MUSLINS.

A large stock of the most reliable
makes of Bleached and Brown Mus
Inns at jobbers' prices.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-21

A large exhibit of Table Linens,
Towels and Napkins. at attractive
prices.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-26
II. y sssrs


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{hss.ss IA isstf8 iii In Il tpH9s ttAANW af#tfi
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| Nv MAJ health sna AfsNsth hFast4
tyr tsAi
~ twffT1s IA llte tx#nth.sIlNan W iafhtH
ltttsu}s isst5 fhAt ssss ta5@sHss. taN l4F 81
i kssr Il " itwsd II tYn, hata Nt1rstps .tfts
kssAs, NhFwm syss~, MswtslHss, na~si sAst
INy liver Ns~gstef, IN w Asysa Hsasi tuA HtH,
yhlsnl, IN atqnstlef, tiss TYF i pssf IN it'll
khsIna fur tpa. HI II VI Hg1H, ttsiwliss aua ~
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lsnmrtssn uF nsty rhlns.fa II lEHi lsFF rsit WI
lgsevbA NV nbsI eela, tAnNfh'A tisnsr .1nsn
|will Assfsly help .tai " FlstH psW IT. Nis.'
|strsw. 10 ll,a ttllr and .n.si, md I. a,sf'a'h|
lesise far f,h,arsisrs aipi ttslsra trh~tvr,
IN Has satsa mssAvsas II nstsi 4 nj
kAsr NHMtss
N tFM nvsa 4ilna lnl@ tnl,tv lint cAii until
WI sss si,swa AM hts sleas ihN 1Hisn lsssisy
MI lAstEtF wls,t tsat tiiwWss ~ symptoms talas
~ ii miikpIs, lAssHtpl niltf
Nntupftii.ef 1 IAtsHrHn tttsnTH Trfte IN HutI
n tslf ltinh bai lha heal ninl futtst eArsii1)
MsdfinH ssrf ftsatisA. rftt,IAa'sHlasl W. a nTN
Ityfssssa Hsri rHiInis Hait,fHn1 fwshs liIia.fN.I
l1ihr, preparations nnh MI .ahrt InttH TFfl
m VI isstlu, isnis slfsiRaIal ran su,H,it su,l
- -. =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-26
LINZ { N rs

hsta relieved laats LID ridden Grip.
pt.al tpnlaa lAefa IrigLtiui WounAl
MI avaA ,Htta vIiMah'e aA,ihais Inn
NJ 1tllNf lhiiNtttss nibiult64es tt4stt tAttHtis
iiHsl1fA nhI t0f.ilti Isln i,iitn ani
flIH w. l4AiEitfs
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dtt.I IL. G~ntast LlnirA..' liiiitU
IL tsh Nai,tu HsIi atItiH. IN ii Il fs4alH
nta them. fi1I lItuuLtttrtst .fm4tf,
i'I#Afets, Tfsttt.tf litttfuttt Tam 80
sui fitah Tfus,p, MA It'll Il itnly llAg
an aleau. lIes ar hnHAy. thu - e.aa.
MI ll,sy 80 reliable. tLan 4 ~ go
pain, II swAtttrE shiel nift ~ - ~
vtgtu. sniInn II. eafa FnlI tIumlNit,id
TNE ttAuIVAtI n hIatt4r
~ ~ 0tn, HHI 600 i tgp. IT.
kpila,i w ar.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-26

4 hitter n 1Ld, tiurtluii,fa, sIrptlhIur
al, Invitation ~ il nItup4 tl,liJ,i,, In
jsia' tu,ill ~ rnt luit liz pfnna, H.
@atat
Mfa. Itnnliie'H l,0altl, II ILL., pm,
LITTLE Hutrntut'a rttHli,lIuti,a, II saips mil
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Iapn steadily failI,n ~ xinitf, a,J Vi,
llasn fsiDa tk,wtt ~ Hts atHplH island
N Mp II stl ,Hna,, nDL IL btirns ,nut
~ Whit The dtl,u4 ui,I HN,Di,in# mil
l,rnitisA have fall,td ~ M. Ani l.ntr ~
ute waiting linr IlitIs uruie i1vj,,
hpAa, III utter halpl.ssinAs, ibi.,iu III
stand nl.tH ifuf tnura AlN I,na iupn IN
Ni,lr NJ waltz. tuit lMlIi.aH tI.,Ja ftI.IsI
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strength ~ NJ. III tsH hing snays
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al,a Ina @ft,st ~ itpru wt,D mlis aialHl
Aiid Will. nrtet questioning m,l WHt
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luke ~ ny ,,wh IlnpniieUi4l, and III ,nt
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lH'llets4l ~. l,ss that kHuss ~ hHr
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h'll~ ~ D~A ststt,
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wt,lell wa4 lsNind IN 4 E.ssI sista II mn
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-26

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tAur4,
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tiny n'iiral. ntnl III II irN nlnmatita iii
turned will, s.nlirl III Mt guilty. III
wns r,sri,r,l with rsar, manifestation u,
approval Ia iaet, The ran haa Il, ais.
lasiih lnlsinrHs far 4 INV ne.lnphla. viiil.
lIrnf, Nm receiving sl,r congratulations
" si,r IL n,lr,
vs., Henry vas acquitted, and. II
'l,,n,rh Y Nns accomplished ~ milli hs
leRrnlemnil ~ hs law, mini mn, mi
meet with shr approval IA es,r, uilp, s,i
Il laess I'll a. NIT II.
ras,'. VII, atnmll N Ind ,l,ap ruth.
inH Int procure tn" m4ini,ial ~ ", hut'
r-l ,.,,ip hmm VIM We. mn,lf iit~nl,n
Wy \ lnai, Nlp Ind li.snsr NJ III
~. ninl while hi lint mental condition
ltal committed u srimr. l,ni iuf il,a
agencies ~ The Inv h. watII n,,t tIinN
hasr stunned ainl II war ilr .l,Mtilirnl
,l,slfiir wnA ifue. Tint Sometimes il,p
,i,l ji,aiiiirs thu t,lennA. II ana irnu II,
this rnw.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-26
W. AMNcrrA VI thc AcMwNnhakN NlsA..
tns

H. ~ns y anil, nHuisup Ipmp man,
mud lss,ked nuhn thu lfuilir tortusu
there VITA lniulnge around W. tunI,
nill lr t'ufrlrsl l,la nrtn M II Allnut "
w"nrsl hardly likely TINT liilni, nature
In ~ l,adls damaged Il condition wuallI
enfa niutlt getting drunk ntd Rolling
Into nr'a why's. ta,t ~ oili'rr rNd tint
Aiirl' VIVA tl,r n~tnri ~ niluita alsun ~
picked him ~, Tile magistrate In liz
Jeitrraan Market l'oii,r Court ,osl,alu,
anIml aa'il, ~ tn northumberland NM,
uid anil
"itow III Tie i,atnr III wonder III, YIN
inniiunu ~ get nlni,a ~ ull, rtm, alpli
you're nd drunk How dp suii a,uua
by NIL tl,n~u Injuries, anyway
The lsnr il,nn tnisud hin lluad a,l,,u,t.
|, md uttered
thu I'm il,e uinl,' u ile spasat,i,aha
disaster. !"
An ntIrs nl usta Nrfr iiirt,ttl .d, hun
llu sMlr rtiails mnnl, tint snd
hts llntlnr, Ilislnpls,
!" I'm .irnd III nitiipri aniI liz nll,1ft
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tint WnHi'i II niptii nnstW iInrn Ntaiit
Il iiru III lHufd illai l,tpi. ninl musitH ii
didn't ~ through in,f like IL air,Wk IL
HruHatd lirllluln HllI mnslui iInra m
mi \ III = lf,i e'laa'H illat u Huillnt4l
~ III, maybe mi !" n,li thu trluani
alir,h lila Lead alulrinll,,
/" nd ,ot, initlre ladl, s,atf limb llnl
mighty nAkri tlia epiiti,
Yrs. lnih ~, IN, uHttnrpd tn
iDa,,. TN, il,ni nna i,u,pl, nipiH III
me tn nlpt,l u lin N,panl,luhu dis4alti
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lImiut.
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mud III p,is.a,nt IiJgei 4 uneaaily.
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fr,m liz puddle. al,erl. oa los, ~ tt,lll
thing =
NJ. II aa,l.lilst tu tint,
VIII, Whit IL, il,n l,alna ~ pa4lil,aA
1'ra liz conditions und !, nl,lpl, ~, -.
ulsau t.a,f Inuf's 7
Tn prisoner lp.siIulpd,
dniti iliiuh iinp MIA a,,t pallll
ii,uts nie,ni N. llr said. = WIN I'm
D'ttnr fires f,ill.t mi ~ hla taiHI.i
allnp ha'# u tt1,iaAlWl unconditional
MN.
lit ! Thought ,nii g'd ttdlt lnjullae
- ill., ,irl,i n III Aa~al,luko .llaaas
HrY
IN, did. Jnigr, Tint upa liz aa4l.
Sion. HUI II lu.h NV teav'r ~ III
faa,fll, u Jnls. III ibid YIN, lnl il
waAiil ~ Atirl, ill6el twna ti,lt 90 tn
might u ihn haaAal,i,ukn ilHusirv, "
And Ida H0In,f mi thinking l.ulr
iinn Mi,nn be- ,UilJ determine ~lnlIrl
il,n iulllp t,nii VITA Inclined IL dnmisr,
Mr. tu,L H,uhl,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-08-26
IDssp Mi,,es IN Nevada.

i'l,n Inldl, attained " ~ follows tn
it'll, ,dM fnai. tln Horn sesInln
Arm. In uulan Concentrated. alpaitpn
uld Upl,Iv, .apb 1.Ntl, t'gpapliuful
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PERSONAL.

LoS SMITH is now considered entirely
out of danger.
JoE RANKIN is studying ont the Indian
problem at Bismarck.
JOHN READ is skeptic; he has no
faith in ''the gift of Gus"
Nh. c. c. BARNES returned from a
trip TO Washington, on Tuesday night.
JUDGE MCLEAN completed his last
term of court at Fond du Lac last week.
ARTHUR HoDaEs was brous ut home
sick from Chicago last week. He is yet
very feeble.
CAPTAIN TN KELLEY reached home on
Saturday. His vessel, the Wells Burt,
is laid up for The winter at Chicago.
WV. HENPscHENEyER has found it
necessary to have another portion of his
thumb amputsted.
DR.. A. J. ScHwEIoHLER and Miss Dora
Gridley we're married last week at De
troit. DR.. Schweichler brought his bride
to Manitowoc.
Mrs. E. Il. TREAT has purchased the
former residence of Mr.. y. r. Briggs, in
this city. Mr.. Briggs departed for Wau-
san on Monday.
R. D. CONWAY, who is at present locat-
ed at Chicago, came home en- Saturday
to take charge of his fathers business at
Ahnapee for time.
Mr.. j. NJ. RAFT, of Two Rivers, was
a caller at the PILoE Office last Saturday.
We are always set hcme" to Raft IN
spirit although We may be absent in per-
SON