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MENDOZA. Ill.

MENDOZA, H., March 2i.-Anthony md EtlIs'
"unole Toms Cabla" company. who wore
snosx.bollnd IN ltochcllc for Gyo ar stx dnys,
succeeded In getting In hero last evening Mt
s:i0. They went just as they were, wtthou, s1p-
per and without dressing. to Washington Hail to
I'LL tl,atr engagement, and tho curtsltu rose 1T U.
Nothing hul bern 1rcn or heard If thotn up ttl
M hour leforc TINT time, and 1t WIS NOT expect
nrrivnt nuickly sprcnd, and shuy had n rr:tsy
. iA1r h0use. They wuru sn0wed In nt Fond lu
E 4,!G Wss tor ilve M !ays y The l,reesdInK ntur
various places. They left here for three night.
engagement at nluomingtOn.
, 1881-03-26


HEw Y0HK, Alhtoh z1.-CHTTUN-Net receIpts at all
tnituA Hinseh portA uurl!IR the wesk bslps, last
year, 6tjs tun1 rv,t1ks al all untscd BtateH porty
to tatc. 46,0Ii aht your aA5ouUi sxporss from ali
untSd sntss Ir0Els fur tho w0ok n.id!t laat your,
Gs.0ut tulal cxpors from "li uIoi Stalcs posta To
date, It au, last ysar, 2s3IOD stock A. all Un!.ud
htAspa tpris h3A XIII Iaat year. haas hock At nlt In
teraur tumns laAJi Inst yaar m w, stock ut lypr-
pooI. BEkU; iast yons 3 u bt1ck Ut AnluHcan ahoat
for tirsnt llrl.aH. ..75.euh hat rear, oallM
LlFEItf'nni, MAtoA .h-GurfUS aa!cs nf tbs weak,
ts4I ba!os amesta' ;itvt; spoc.ia osa took 1H et
dsact t. s!nnoIs :vob, ay!s,n sxpnIs ~; tota
37.HlU,t
Issl!nx !s M u'as y" Il; niaang s' Eod ot1!nsff
Francs. :yG sales. 6,a.li stncx. i,saG we4kIy nut
I4ro!ptH. erOss, t.hk; c1poEtA t1 1rca rltaln,
wtxU, 4.M1; 1Al0x, .A,NI -,
, 1881-03-26
THE WAY THEY 90 IT IN MIL llWAUKEe,

0FsFHs z7I1p49tH 10 7Ns E7Ut4QW zFW0Hs.
AI1wAuKEE, Wis, March 25.-The !n-
vesttgaton of Dcputy.Graln~1nspecto Sassts.
bury waa concluded by tho Directors OF thu
Chamber Ut Commerce thts afternoon. They
will submit repnrt to thu Chamber setting
forth that he Is guilty of Nccuptlng bribes for
rAl24Nx the GgNyN OF what.
, 1881-03-26
A CORRECTION.

Hptcfaa DsEatth IL 11t Chicago Ifftun4.
DAvESr0isT, H., March GA special from
St. Louie. slgnud james Il. I4tstnn. IN TME
TnaBuSE Of yesterday, dots Injustice 10 q
wsl!-known society whoss headquarters uro
III this clty,-tle Pioneer Relief Association.
Tho Secretary Informed your correspondent
this afIcrnu9l,, til4t The sRltt Ltstun ,nu.lo n
false n!!illayl1 In urster 10 ohtaf!, Il IiU1ry ant!
jectcd. Tho Directors Ut tbs Association
number severul Ut thu most prominent busl-
ngss-ulc1l Of UnyUnINtt,
, 1881-03-26
MATTERS IN DUBUQUE.

EFtciol Dnpafth 10 Tn CHttdeo TTt6unt.
DunuqUE, In, March 21.-I4. Tlsdale. a
iras!lng n,erel,snt Of WostAtngton, had MI
ainplcc,ic fl today, from which ho cannot
rec0yrr.
a fund was started to-day by the Knights
of I'y'hias, which will be- enlarged BY other
socIcties, for tho arrest nnd conviction Of tho
tIi,n win shot 4. Y. Mcdonald.
Thu measles broke out to-day, twelve cases
btltg Reported.
, 1881-03-26
An Animate | Skull.

E30fkS fS6T.f REtaIFt]. = =
Skulls Of pcnpio who existed In Nevada during
tho nnto.sagGbrush pertul aro Frequently Gu.,ud
aDuut Pioche Tbs ulher night 4 reporter WAS
on tho war hons frpu Ito hroWery 10 h!s cabt.
tn tho sQhuxla when sutden!y he saw ono "
He eexperLnontaliy throw u aulalI rock nj It., aud
!mmedatuly 1t came for him lively. butttnY him
, 1881-03-26

17Ol1EI1N.


aptetdt Dspatth 10 Ths Chicago 7ttbuns.
LrrEnr1ot.. March os-1l:3o n. m.-FLoul-No. !,
Esf No. =, Id .-... ....
oaA,s-whvat- Winter. No. !. q lcA, No. = ~ I'd.
spring. No. ~ ads No. H. IN I'd, whitea No. u Sd.
No. T. n, cuu. No. I. los; No ,, os ID. corn-Nov,
u I'd; old. n sid.
pAov.s,oSs-Pork, cas. Lard Gs.
LIVERPOOL. Mnrch Gi-laI r. ni.-Weathet cold nnd
botbterous. nreadatu1s Euet Wh1at--Wfnter. II dd
0ys nd. Spring. IS Edaos 3D. Now corn. ~ hhda5s ID.
LIVERPOOL. Mnscl, 2.-laEd. BIS. Turnentina
nptr!ts, London. dull, Es CT. Whcnt-No. ! whtio
stnady at q Id winter btonAy at d I'd. CoEn-
atntdy IL i'd for Flour-Extra sGto stoadr At
IMM.
L,vEnrool. atnrch 2,-Evonlne.- corros-wsnt,
A36 3-1td sn!os 1uO bnrs; speculation and export,
t0g; American. h15A .........'
NnEansrurrs-Qu,ct, rod Western spring wheat.
81 oda8s nd; Mo. 2red Western, ps 8d9as ID Corn
Now Western Mixed 6Sa5sad.
rnoylsioSs--Amcricun lard. 63s. Bacon-Lons
eenF, Us Cd.
rErnoLkrM-nonnnd, sid.
YAnSB ASn FAnNtcs-As Manchester enalsr.
KEcElPts-Tho past throo days, 1A,up centats.
LONDON, ,sfnrcl, 2s-rErnoLEu,t-sp!sltso o,f@loxdt
refined. G&8G}4d.
AsTwEnr. s.asch :5.-rE7RoLxus-19A
Tho following wese rtcciscd by the Chicago BoArd
Of Trade: ..-
are ,3 + J, s, eq9
S|'j sSs sss.,.r: ,.a
s5ss ssa.2Saa 2 y s: 4 s:'ss;,
ssf Ss 5 5 liz sa s K q 1s ssss
& a. 9 aess @ q 81 il @ nsse Ls "ns Il 'ns ahsn
Iar ia Ses @ I'd q wsFs a I sss ao
@ s5ofl sa, & sl!a1 - da, y, r. cHsese
Eather sa.er: cora not = maeh S dSins. couatr1
MaSs' e n, aa cal,,
!. 4: MAHi. LxSE-whcat, ratasr oaslsT;, Corr
, 1881-03-26

DxTnotr, March ht5.-flpuH-Quiot.
GNAsE-Wleat quilt and nomlnaii Mo. white,
r. ss'? mi'S sSs' .s|t. nh ;s iaS 1s1 @ 1YHs s.
cospts, 1AU but shipments, l7,G1J bu.
, 1881-03-26

Special Ntsphteh 10 1hs Chicago Tti1uns.
kANsAK CITY. Mo SIurch .5-nAAlx-Wheat-
Receipts. eti2 but shipments, u,ss wtakt No. css
at3lc; April, tt34c; No. 3cas.. Es.lc, APRIL Hsfc, No.
leash, np{o aAkgd. rorn-itcceltR. f,7as bu, *hIp.
mInta, Lists but ioWct; M. cash. aJ{ut MARCH,, o
, 1881-03-26

ToLEnn O.. sinrch 2t-5nAix-Whcnt quiet; an,-
bcr Michigan. f!bsA No. red Wabash, spot and
March, t.U7xf April $L036: MAy, fLUi, June, lnS,
No. Wabash. fi,Gg{i No. red fntxcsi,tlb Corn
quiet, hiRh nllxsd <sfcl M. Ap9t +IS(c, May Hnd
Juno. 4:c: retec.od GEHo, damaged. 4sa Oats dull,
Nh. ! while, 4, Nv. -
,,EE,oxS.I.Qn!ats primo mammoth. ssss, No. do
NLosEii-W lat dull, NO. = red cash. tl!I77kt Anrl
t;Myli May. :: l:qH' Junn 1rtA ~ fln9& tl4tf bid.
NECElL'Ts-Whuat. 255kU hu; curA s,MI but oats,
7,An BIZ.
sIirAEH1s-Whcat, la,nu bu, corn. s5.ooo bu, oats,
1,Mu ku. :
, 1881-03-26
i{1iTTAI0.

BUFFALO. March tlA-GnAIS-Whcat inactive and
nominal Cnfn lpvcrs ~ curs On trnck s14c. Other
grains ontlscIy neglected.
, 1881-03-26

PHILADELPHIA, MAEch M~Woof-Btssdy. Ohio,
FannsylTAniA, aad Hsas Virginia doubIe extra md
sb0gs tl1loi oxtrA Afltc medium 442stc, ooalse,
$aS57es Nov York, Michigan Indlsns. and Wesl&rn
nns. T~pc: medtem. s4s&ai cq2zss, 83asoi Washed
, 1881-03-26

up like a tHcknlfe. whte tho skull described
rMnlsnw circle IN fhe MR.. An oil, resident goat
GrttW~nx nl,t}nt among tho hn8rbfaAh had acti-
I3JitnIIy rot 0tf If bis horns stuck fptu an ere
hDlq pf d skull. that's alt.
, 1881-03-26

C1Hc1NNAr1 O., March 2s-cor1oN-Quiet at 1D3lc
FLprn-Easler; family At tA1a35,lu; fanoy un-
changed.
GltAtS-Whcht onslort M. 2 red. &l0a. Corn-n6-
mind falr and market firm, No. utxed. flo. Outs
steAdY3 III fnIr dpmund, M. inxet sc. Ryo qntot.
No. ti1: harley In good demand and sirongi
Nh, fall, HES, .'..
HMoylsioNs--Pork nrmet at sis.o1 LAM nrmar .t
$A33 bid, t0W nsk ell lsuIk tnunts .rSuprt shoulders
sss, o!sas E. i, r. t,!: .paeo aa!et S9t sloadyt
WIlAxf-QHi8t mt $l.ui
HI'TrEn-ssrHng TOR good stock. choice Western,
xk&.5ct choice Cantfnt Ohio, NGb.sso.
, 1881-03-26
{1SsSrI:G


0sWEd0, aiarot 1h-t}nAtS-Whcat ens,sr. Corn
soalcc; Wsstorn Mixpl, 6so.
, 1881-03-26

iiOSfnH. Mnfch I.-Whnr--I.nwnr and un%ett1rd
Ohio and eenn:ytvsnia nxsfaa 4,y!AI Nc md Me;
4, mo.un,, 4lhstsoi cnnblnx and deiaIne, 4l4a lc:
KnrtMck{ ct,fnblnE, 1EkDa; nnnashcd MUuls. ttEk.;
pu1ed, 3l44M
, 1881-03-26

PEORIA, Ill.,. Mnrch 2a-t;RAtS-Corn stoadyi
now high mixed and fuxe, *a4&a!u1iu. ttats firm,
M. white. Hs11AsAo. HYs ensYt Nc. !, tl.lH,
lilnitw1NHs--FIrn,. at ll.0i
llEcx1IrS-Ayneat, 500 III; corn. 43V'5 ou; oats,
VM w TIL HS 6na 'srey &o en BY: t n,, ,,,
II. ~ hnt rJe, ,tOJ bu; barIey, t,al bu. -'77'
, 1881-03-26

Chicago IL Farfhvestern Railway.
For Staps Timh. ards s1eHnng. Cal Recommendations
aRply HHt Efnfx-tt- Grand PAc!na, Hffuk's ExnFa=5
oneet ialmar House. Is CAhAl-st. ana Tho dGnol
, 1881-03-26

! FET 3tJI4JIU w
CLEVELAND, o.. Marrh o. - tsTnOtEtx - lin.
chauRrdt 1tnndard vtlo. TN test h.
rirr-Hun1. tnrc'i Zh-i'ETl.utErN-F Fairly activct
srl.c stsedF, tnc csrtlt'catu.. 17<c rsnned lo1cr
1lr1'nvtLLE. tn,. March Ih-1'ETRpL EHM.-TbA oil
Tntket cEenef at 13t; highest. t1t4e lowest. 7ffct
cneed n s7Ho; ahiptnunta 4k chatuFs. 20 ~. rune,
W,UN
TutiI'1:NTINE.
WILMINGTON, March 1.-srlnrrs or TunfENTfNE--
Atnndxs
, 1881-03-26

ST. Louis.
Special Dtspdtth 10 The Chteaso Iftbune
Ut. Lor1s, Mo-, March 2;-Ttoro wero a4sS bu Of
whsat shppa1 b. tlYer 10 SeH Urlenua tn-daY, and
&.tG6 py rail-. Tllcro wcre 3,sla BY 0f wheat .hpped
by ryGr, AMI 6ast by rail. Freight whent, s:4c.
corn, &C.
To the 1Ttsttrn A.sotsattd Prtss.
sT. t.ot,fe. Mo-, Mnrch Observation-Disclosures
G1tAIS-Whcnt opened higher and declined; No. 2
red tloS cAs, toja LORI March: tte31aiDsN April,
$l.UAt9t 9t.U;@I.61s Mayl *lu,lSl.(eH juno; &LGl!t@
1.ol4@lnl}4 July; D7ag7ssarTlo tho rear, No. do.
!s7&c, No. ! do. Njsc bid. Corn opened higher md
lcellncd l3So cash; N3bc Aprl 4l3stl aiay;
41Ao Jnnes 423fsss.o July oats higher nt 1sa
cnsl.i a44$o bid At: 45o Jnne. ltyc ilr1 al $11l.
UAelof Qnlet Mt &ctt$lut.
J.EAtb-1.bwrr tu telt 41c bid.
HUfrEH-Itulcs ind unchanged
EHGH-Qni0t And unchhhBGd
WHISKY -Atcnti{ ht Hui. ...
FRurIsI0SS-40fk firIIer at ftt.G0G3lhG1 nrT salt
ucnts bnttgt nj &t&UA1. 70, t1.Krs7.M ffncon
bid.
WEcEIpTs-Flons I,uN brls; wheat 34.On bu, corn,
III Ht!o w: onta, l4o0l BIZ: re- ua: barcT, Myul hu.
1aeu bu! oats. etU ba; r5c, lao but barley. nonc.
, 1881-03-26
Stockholders Meeting.

The Annual Meeting nt The Rthckholtert of Tho
tlhln HUT Company Will lo hold NJ ttstE Aflcl. liz
Wanash.av.. !htsHsu. ruehny. april u ~. at y
nploGk = n' tor tho Pntt"so 9f "!seslns noas: rf
"t-' ~''"" .e' ~ III Z, lime, Eeoretn1Y, .
, 1881-03-26

shasNas: RHrssnet an II S3utney 1tnttrons.
f,o1 NAP, @ @hn,c-Jaeins s!oep!ng.Car Accommnd..
Ha!nki Ekrrnss S,Gico, fn9t OF InAEann.ay, Grind
itM,tifn it,tfn nGtnts ChnAl and alxtoonth-s Palmer
, 1881-03-26

a RRdVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
fMondaJ etoeptcd .3DttJ,
, 1881-03-26

N1realrttfaT night 10 Gillian on,r
unsatutdhy utslls runs u Peoria onlk
Wabash. At. Louis Il Fnct1e E1itpyav.
Depot c0fncr Stewart md Archer-nva Crrenty.tn1rd-
~; AIChef-ay. eAEs via btase-s run TO tho den0L
Iickct bfIces. X SnuIh CtAfk-xs, l'pltuur IiOusa
hut urMnd IucHc Hotel @
, 1881-03-26

t1ny. si1Nliy excert H,tnttn5a
NDTE-FullInHn AipGptt1X Enrs fnnu ChIr,r1 tn n
lonlf Kailtas City. una lsoEln Pur!or UAy E0nohel
% Wiih %eeEnF!h9 chsirt Chicago TO st. Louis, and a.
kaptas Ctty . No dhatixa II U4y Coacaus Chicago ia
H. Louis Or khnsus Gtty.
...- EHlrazp & Alton.
Union Depot, West Htue. curner Eanat and Van III
fsn.at- n.1r Van Laseu..& bsl!xa, ana .1weutJ
It. urund lsclnd Hotel and tllluGr uou2a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-03
DIR. Mark CE z.
Chinese p Physician.
oFFfCE-Chins stown. North oNeil street, Q
few doors below Clark.

nR. MATE GEE HAS LATELY AssCcIA.
IL ted bimself with member OF the medt.
cal fraternity recently from Canton. China,
who has had &c years practice royal physi-
clan. This doctor has choice medicines only
known to the highest medical suthofity In the
old country, which fleet the most remarkable
cures. All chronic cases Of both males and
females speedily and permanently cured.
DIR. MANEk GEE.
Eureka, Feb. 81. 1851. feb 22-1rn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-03
MEDICAL.
DR.. SPiNMEY q CO.
No. III Kearny Street.
TREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
4 Diseases.

z DUNG M EN
Who may be suffering from the effects of youth
ful folifs or fnaiscretions will do wei, to avail
themselves Of this the greatest boon ever laid
at the feet of suffering hnflanity. DR.. Spir.
ney Will guarantee to forfeit i've hundred dol.
lars for every of weakness or private dis.
ease of any Kind or character which he under.
takes and fails to cure.
MIDpLE.AG MEN.
There are n.sny rf The age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
OF the bladder. often accompanied ty slight
anert.ng or burning sensation, and o weaken.
Ing OF the System In a manner the patient can.
not hccouat for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found,
and sometimes small particles Of nlbumen will
Eppesr. or the color will be OF thin milkish
hue. again changing to . dark and torpid ap-
pssrLDes. There are many men who die o.
this difficulty. ignorant OF tie cAass. which ~
the second ssags II esratnsl weakness. Or. q,
will guarantee perfect cure In sil ensh cases
and healthy restoration Of the gsnito-urinsry
organs.
Once Hours-lo to and to 9, Sundays
from 10 TO II 4. n. Consultation free. Thor.
ough examination and adyiee. g..
Call or address DR. HPIENEy 4 co.,
No. II Eearry st.. Ban frk-uisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-03
at. Joux.s CHAPTER, NO. s.

EUREKA LODGE. NO. Ia. r. d A. NJ.
TIME srATgp COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
reka Lodge, No. le, r. 4 A. NJ. will be
held In Odd Fellows Hall Saturday. on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members OF sister lodges. and sojourning
brethren in good standing, are cordially invit
ed to attend. EVAN JONES, W. IA.
ALEX. d. ROCK, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-03
hoTIcE TO TRAVELLERS.

pAnTIEs DESIRING PASSAGE re RAIL.
WAY stations will please procure tieket
ct the Jackson House, or at tbs fashion Stables
and leave orders 70 be called.
W. II. SWEENEY 4 Co..
Bus ProprietoTs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-03

c ~ WEEK. si2 day al home easily
p a. made. Costly outfit free. Address True
\ Co., Angus a Maiaa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-03

RE&TIlrC LODGE. N0. Z, X. OF p,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
vi month. At 80 O'Clock P. NJ. ct its CASTLE
Hall, In the Rickard. Foiav building.
Ali Brother KniShts, Ia good stsnding, are
fraternaliy invited 10 attspd such meetings.
". II. DAVENPORT, q. O.
O. II. CApY. K. OF r. and q.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-28
Tho TuSfifUtutp

The first Normal session of the Bel
mont County Teachers Institute opened
in the public school building this place
on Monday morning-Prof. J. VI. Var
nell, chairman of the executive commit
tee, calling the Institute to order, and
Rev. Robert Alexander opening the
session with reading of scriptures and
prayer. In the absence of Prof. Shreve,
the president of the association, vice
president, Prof T. C. Orr, superinten-
dent of the Bridgeport schools, presided
over the deliberations of the Institute.
Prof. John G. Shea, of West wheeling,
was elected assistant secretary and Mr..
| J.. A. Henderson assistant treasurer.
Forty-four persons enrolled themselves
as members of the Institute The fol-
lowing instructors were present: Profs.
/ T. C. Orr, Bridgeport; A. A. Clark. Bel
laire; l.. II. Walters, POwhatan, and a.
Z. Johnson, Glencoe. After some pre-
| liminary business was transacted, the
Institute was divided into classes. and
the order of recitations for the follow
ing day was announced. Prof. Yarnell
SdNO d NCI1 illSti uOlAfO
address ON "orthepy. in which he
pointedly alluded to many popular errors,
and was especially severe upon teachers
and preachers who use bad English. The
Institute will grow in interest and at
tendance as it progresses. A leading
feature of it will be the popular lectures,
which are free to the public, the first OF
which will be delivered in School Hall
ON tomorrow friday evening, by DR..
G. C. Vincent, president of Franklin
College, on the 'Study of the Classics,
and the second on Monday evening next,
by Rev. Robt. Alexander, on "Who Shall
Be Our Teachers" Another feature
will be the reading of papers before the
Institute by its members, to- which the
public are invited. One of these papers,
on Life in the School Room will be
read this Thursday afternoon at $50
o'clock, by Miss Ida Troutman, of Etna-
vile. :.
We hope that our citizens will extend
hearty wslcome to our literary friends,
and do all in their power to make their
stay among US pleasant.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

MARY WEIGH and her husband Henry
4t1 Welch, Jonas Fawcett husband Of
Elizabeth Fawcett, deceased, Alvin. Lewis.
Lena and Elizabeth Fawcett heirs at law of
Elizabeth Fawcett, deceased, Catharine Bran
denburg wife of j. T. Brandenburg, deceased.
Ed. NJ, Cassius, Oscar, Clarence and Howard
(the two last named being
minors over IA years of age) all heirs at law
Of ]. t. Brandenburg, deceased, Amey, Laura.
Mary and Priscilla Holloway heirs at law Of
Priscilla Holloway, deceased, q. T. Holloway
husband of Priscilla Holloway, deceased.
who resides in Philadelphia, Pa, all the
foregoing persons being heirs at law
OF Jesse Brandsnburg, deceased, will
administrator of Jesse Brandenburg, de-
ceased, on the 9th day of June, a. D.
1881, filed his petition in the Probate Court
within and for the county of Belmont and
state OF Ohio, alleging that the personal estate
Of said decedent is insufficient to nav his
debts and the charges of administration: shat
he died seized in fee simple Of the following
described real estate, situate in said county.
to-wit Being part of the northwest Quarter
of section number 20, township number o
range number 5, in the SteubenvilIe land dis
trict, more particularly described In said
petition. Also lots number So and 80 in the
town of Flushing, Belmont county. Ohio
The prayer of said petition is for the sale of
said premises, free from dover interest. and
for the payment of debts and charges against
sald estate. The persons above named will
further take notice that they, together with
others, have been made parties defendant to
said petition, and that they are required to
answer the same on or before the 27th day of
August, A. d. 1881.
JACOB BRANDENRURG,
Hoilngswortn, Admir- as aforesaid.
Atty for Plf. s923>7. Il. .r.lI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-28
Legal Notice.
The State Of Ohio, Belmont County,
Coart of Common Pleas.

David Myers, admir- of the estate of Simeon B.
Forbes, deceased, plaintiff,
VS..
Augustus S. Forbes, John Quinby, Eleanor
Quinby, minor, Daniel Beck and Hannah
Beck his wife, Joseph McConnaughy and
Joseph L. Ward, defendants.
A UGUSTUS S. FORBES, John Quinby
IA and Eleanor Quinby, who reside at
Haverhill, in the state of Massachusetts, and
heirs at law of Simeon B. Forbes, decd, will
take notice, that David Myers, as administra-
tor of said Simeon B. Forbes, decd, on the
25th day of July, 1881, filed in the Court of
Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio, his
petition alleging that the personal estate of
said decedent is insufficient to pay his debts
and the charges of administering his estate,
and that he died seized of lots Al and AZ, and
80 feet off east side of lot 43 in McGonnaughy's s
addition to Bridgeport, Ohio; and that said
decedent left no widow, and as his next OF
kin the defendant, Augustus s. Forbes, and
Eleanor Quinby minor child of daughter
who intermarried with one John Qunby,
and who died leaving said minor child Ele-
amor and her husband aforesaid. all of whom
live at said Haverhill, Massachusetts. The
prayer of said petition is that said administra.
tor may be authorized to ocomplete convey
ance to the defendant, Joseph Il. Ward, fol
Is feet off the east side of lot Al and 20 feet
off the west side of lot 43 in said McCon,
naughy's addition to Bridgeport aforesaid, ac
cording to the terms of a written agreement
existing between said decedent and said Warc
at the time of the death of said decedent
Simeon B. Forbes. Also to authorize the
completion of a contract between said dece
dent and the defendant, Daniel Beck, for the
conveyance from said Beck to decedent of q
feet eff the west side of said lot A and "a fee
off the east side of lot 43 and that the admin
istrator aforesaid may be authorized to sci
said lots Al and 40 and 30 feet off the cas-
sids of lot 43 to pay debts and charges Of ad
ministration. The parties above are notified
that they have been made parties defendan
to said petition, and that they are required t
answer the same on or before the 8th day o
October, 1881. DAVID MYERS,
| 728-7t Admir- Of Simeon B. Forbes, decd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-28
NOTICE.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate
Il Court of Belmont county, Ohio, notice is
hereby given to Clarence E Wood and Phebe
B Wood, minor children Of Phebe Wood,
decd, and to L Brackin, guardian of said chill
dren, all of whom reside at Thornberg, Keo-
kuk county, Iowa, that petition has been
filed in said Probate Court, against the above
named minor children, and others, heirs at
law of Elisha Brackin, decd, stating that
said Elisha made a contract in writing with
Lindley N Brackin, October %, 1880, by
which he agreed to sell and convey to said
Lindley for $8,000a tract of land particular
ly described in said petition, and being attract
situate in sections 10 and 20, township q.
range 8, Colerain township, in said county
of Belmont, containing ia acres, rood, 5
perches,, excepting thereout 4 acres, rood,
20 perches, previously sold by said Elisha.
The tract is bounded on the east by the east
lines of said sections; on the south by lands
of W A Sharon and John Harris; on Sthe
north and west by lands formerly owned by
w. Barrett, |. Walker and heirs of = Hughes
Plaintiffs ask the court to authorize them as
such administrators to complete said contract
upon compliance by the purchasers with its
terms. The above named defendants are re-
quired to answer the petition on or before the
18th day of September, 1881.
RICHARD F. BRACKIN,
ISRAEL STEER,
z 2f-7t Adm'rs of Elisha Brackin, decd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-28

ScRIBNER for August is received. The
prominent illustrated articles are "The
Isle of Peace" apleasant sketch of New
port by Susan Coolidge, with some excel
lent cuts, and by the Sea in Normandy,
which is illustrated with engravings af-
ter French pictures. Of these Mr..
Blossoms engraving from Butin's Sail
Or,s Wife" printed as a frontispiece, is a
beautiful piece of work. Mr.. Stedman
begins series Of essays on Pottery in
America" which are likely to be good,
and We have the first installments also
of two novels, Queen Titania," by Prof
Boyesen, and "The Daughter of Henry
Sage Rittenhouse," by the author of "An
Earnest Trifier." The editorial depart
ment contains the usual discussion. OF
timely topics.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-28
The Tickets for saturday's Election.
Following are the tickets to be voted
by the Democrats of this county on Sat
urday:
For Common Pleas Judge,
o. J. SWANEY.
pELEGATES.

Colerslin township-Thos Pyle, " S Barton.
Fllushing-L Voolhies. Standardization
Pryor, Vim H HAYS. Krkwood-Job Dillon,
John Hood Mead-James Duufee. Jack
son Creamer, Robert Cochran. Pease-
Sweeney, D Hobensaek, Patrick Nc
Donougn, L W Jones, L Spence, Lee Leech,
Jos TAYLOR, Walden Worley. Pultney-Wm J
Kelly, John McDermott, Geo Criswell, George
Kern, Darby O,oole. W=iter Da rah H G Will
son, E Winans, Jacob Msser, Robt Darrah.
Richland-Wm n Coifland, Hamilton Eaton,
VIM King, John A Neff, Daniel Steenrod. Geo
Scales, John McNiece. Smith, NJ McMas-
te-s, Jonas Perkins. Somerset-W H Help
bringer, John Patterson, Robert Mann. Union
R Clark, Robert McKelvey. Warre1-
John " Kennon, J II Mcconnell, R L CuEard,
John NJ Gardner. Washington Samuel D
Talbot, David Caldwell. Wayne-Eli Frost,
o Pancoast Wheeling-Jas Richey, Robt
Gillespie York-Thos Cordell, L h Green.