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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-28
Slaine ,tnS Sbipbcrb.

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erIdien ber friibere Sefretdr Blaine bor
benz SausauSiduiie fur auspdrtise aln=
sele9enbeiten uno aste, er femme Sbp=
berb, babe oei1en ausiasen seleien uno
lid Wibe seseben bieielbes gu periteben.
ct babe BON ben i'm Staatsoepartement
beiinbliden Sriefen Sbipberbs nidt eber
etpas sewuBt, ais Bic lesterer ibm burd
ben Senator Blair porseitellt wuroe. =
Die GuImerfiamfeit beS Staatsiscretars
lpiirbe ME aHf iclden Sduno, tpie bic
BrleFe Sbipberbs selenft uOrben iein,
pelde faunl gut senus fiir ben Yapiers
fOr6 ieien. gr wilIe ourdaus Mot, auf
lpelde Weiie bic Srisis bon ben Ncten
abbanoen famen.
Die erlte .llnterrebuns, bic ct nit
S9ipherb bate, bauerte nur Is Olinus
ten unb nidt ipie leeterer ansab, bis,
fpit in bic Nadt binein. SpItcr babe
3euse Shipbero beinube brei Dtonate
lang ni4t wiecer seleben. Blaine legte
bieruuf idmmtlide Briefe uno DepeI9en
Dor, bic mad ieiner Nnaabe Swiiden ibm
uno 5urltut sewedielt inurosn, nnb iass
te bann
uSbipbero fam gu mir unb erfldrte, er
Jet ber yertreter zines iebr bebeuoenten
aniprudes, bes icsenannteu GOdstun=
iprudes. Sd bate ME BON bieiem &C.
bort uno fraste ibn, mie ct BEN Warn.n
i9reibe. @r iaste mir, SenatOr Slair
lei einer ieiaer 9lnmdlte unb nannte au,
| bercem bic Namen bes friberen Senas
tor Gcnflins, bes Serrn Seott 2orb, oes
friiberen SenutOr Srusin uno Gnoerer.
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nenter 6inansmdnner uno Yant;ers, sa=
runter SeliSaun, WOrtOn, SliB & So.
uno anbere. Sd erwdbne bieie Ibutla=
den nur, neil id ceSbulb setapett tpuroe,
baB id Sbipbero nidt idcn bel ieinem
eriten 8eiude nit 5uBtritten gum Depar=
tement bnausmarf. Benn aber Elm
Wann bon einem Bunoeslenetor barge
ltegt spirb, brei Senatorsn uno einen fri.
beren SaaeanltsIecretQr als feline Qns
walte neant. 70 III es i'm Departement
taum iiblid, ibn ldon beiH erlten Qn.
Bid hinuuSSuwerien. 9aeurd srtldrt
es li9, warum id nidt 70 fort that, pea
id Dor auraem wirtlI@ that"
Slalne nladte bierauf stusaben iber
ieine unterreouns nit Sbipbero, in mel
der leeterer elm anSeblideS @utadter
bes Secretar gparts Uerlus, wsldas sa,
bin lautete, sab Gc9et elm Drittel tss
Gnano beaniprgden tSnne. Blaine fast,
nit srOben 9fadorud bin3u: sd mar,
bsrsit, ben Ieierliditsn Gio ap leitea, sal
Brafoent @arfels iiarb. Obue js BON bic
lem nieoertrddtisen Ylane Oper ben Sea
men eodlet sebprt gu 3 aben."
3rescOtt babe cine ibm ppm 3eussr
blctlrte Oepside an SnrIbut seidrie6en
mel9e bieiem melcste, paB ibm Obn
3meifel bic 3tatiaden be,a8Iia bes SO
tetanlpru6e3 9prselest perben witrOen
ssb ct jebpd feline Shritte in oer Sad
tbun biirfe, bis ct fernere beltinmte g8ei
iunSen erbalte. Surlbut ant:ocrtete, pi
geianotl ldaIt babe nidt8 ais unbeitimm
tie Wittbeilnnsen be5aslit5 peS anipru
DIES erhalten unb tonne teine geriAtlidel
Sdritte tbun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-28

| @enfer Gee, no He cine 3sit lang bleiben
unb flr ben yBinter nah Stalien seben
wcQten. Sbr absr isi bic 8eiie id'on iebt
bon per,en leio, Bean an itatt beHer gu
werben, mie fe sebcift, iei bic 3auae if,
res @atten BON Sag gu Gag fdledter se=
mcrben unb fe tpilie ni4t, wie es enoeu
lclle.
ytanni tjelt Rd bus Iaidentud orr bic
Wusen; bte 2abb, pel1e pibreno Ger
Gr3dblung 1d erboben, unb bon 3eit gu
3eit unuerfanolide Dorte Dor I'D, bin=
murmelne, nit langen Sd,ritten ben iSu,
lpa auf unb abseu1eNen Bate, blieb jebt
nit perihrdntten Qrmen Dor ibr itehen
unb rief:
Das iibsrlaHen sic mir, id, weroe NIT
itm rsben 2abH YatlHcaltle miro nit
ibn reoen; er iol mir nibt pisber ent=
fommen, mie unten i'm @peiieiaal. Wo
1T err
Nauni beidtste nun, rie Nrnulb por
einisen Stunoen fortsesansea fei fpe
fe fh bestalb sedasfist unb tn ibrer
Nngit einen Softer, ben man bic Treppe
beruufsetrasen, fir cine gabre nit leiuer
2eide unseieten babe. sic bate idou
porbin bic Tarbsn nidt seidunt uno bic
Wirtuns, tpelde iFe ausenideinlid camit
auf bic 4acp ausiibte, ermntbiste gu im=
mer tiibneren 2eiitunsen.
Sa. risf fc, Sie baben sraufam rett,
Mplabp, i'd bin bic unSliidlidite Sran
BON ber Welt nub menn meine Giroer
nidt wdren. id lebte idon lause nidt
metr. Uteins &inber, meine arn,sn Sim,
Der
Sie bate fd bel bislsn Worten Der
eabp gu 8aben sewcrfea, inoem Fe ibr
@ei1d,t NIT ben pcrsebaltenen Sineen i'll
beren Shoob bridte, par oann mieSer
aufseiprunsen uno mad Der Itiir eeeilt.
5alt rief bic pabb /; no wcllen sic
bin?
3u meinen &inoern
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-28

nod bdufiser gu peri5nliden Nuseinan<
peri etnnsen unb ant @dluB bes gerbSres
la9te blaine, Belmont beltebe tros aaer
Warnuns barauf, feline (glaine'S) Depe=
1den 1nlb5uperiteben. gr 1abe fd gez
5mungen, feline Dteinuns iiber i'm, eaB ct
elm Gentleman fei, su anbern. Sierauf
tol9te etn beftiser Wcrttpediel 5wiiden
Blaine uno Belmont uno 2etterer beutete
an, baB ct prpatim 0tedenIduft perlanz
gen merbe. Dam rief ct: Sd 9laute,
Sle iinb ein Waulfe4ter unb Teislins.
Slalne wantte iid p9ne Belmont gu be=
aaten, ait bas Semite unb laste: ,Serr
Sorlieer, bieier junse Mann BAT liA
entebrt. Gr 1T in ben Sprbersrunb se<
oranst morben burd Diejenisen, bic bin=
ter lbm ite9en, nm 5u beleioisen; | lit
aber unfdbls, bies gu tbun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-04-28
(Gprtfesuns foIst }

ger3weifeln mSdte ber Yatient,
penn er nit Salben, Billen uno 2at<
iuersen feine 2inoeruns ieiner Samcr=
rbOioal> >2eiben bepirft. Barum bebient
ct iid nidt iofort ber linbernben unb
beilenoen ANAKESIS, bic in allen
Nprtbefen gu 81 bic 5dadtel poG Su
baben lit uno uuf Yatientenseiud, an 8.
Neuit itabter & Co., Soy 3946, Nems Yorf,
seridtet, in YrOben fOitenfrei 5useididt
fpirb.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07

IN The CHRONICLE of October 26, we
published an extract from a so called in
sursnce journal, about the Ohio Farmers
Insurance Company and its taxes. 1t
was brought to US by an Insurance agent
requesting its publication as u news
item, which We refused. believing it was
intended to injure the company, but at
his request We consented To put it in as
an advertisement We now have the
evidence that the item was fabrication
intended to alarm the farmers and pre-
vent them from insuring with the COM
pany, also causing those who are insured
to sacrifice portion of their insurance
BY having their policies cancelled. to in
sure with other companies. The Ohio
Farmers has clear surplus over all liza
bilities, including reinsurance of over
four hundred thousand dollars, and is
in no danger of failing. Its charter, the
fire insurance laws, and letters from,
three State Superintendents of Insu-
rance at Columbus. satisfies US no person
insured by the company could be held
respOniHle for its liabilities. The COM
pany has to our personal knowledge al
ways settled promptly and satisfactorily
all its losses in this region, without
causing the policy holders any trouble,
and that is more than we can say of
some other companies.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07
Personal Mention.

Will White and James McMonies,
who have been travelling with S. FL. Bar
rett's Circus during the past season, as
musicians, returned home on Thanks
giving evening.
Mrs E. ID. Cattell, of Martins Ferry,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lewis, this
place.
MIR. and Mrs VIM. Knox, of CadiZ.
and Mrs. Mary A. Green, OF Mt. Vernon.
spent Thanksgiving with their sister,
Mrs. 2. Tallman.
-JUDeE ID. d. T. CowEN went to Co
lumbus on Tuesday. to argue some cases
before the U. S. District Court and Su
preme Court of the State.
Mr.. George. and wife, and Miss Bet
tie Adams, came up from Wheeling on
Tuesday evening, and are the guests of
Mr.. Adams mother
Miss Eliza Jane Watson, of Can
nonsburgh, Pa. who has been visiting
her brothers, w. III. and John Watson, in
Wheeling township, for the past month
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. i. G. TAeGART, the wide-awake
teacher in district No. 8. Richland and
Wheeling townships. has adopted the
system of using newspapers in giving
instruction in reading in lieu Of the or
dipary text books, ''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07
Legal Notice.

THE defendant, Samuel Fordyee, whose
Il place of residence is unknown, is hereby
notified that on the 18th day. September.
A ID. 1882, the plaintiff, Luther j. Stewart,
filed in The office of the clerk of the court OF
Belmont county, Ohio, his certain petition
against the defendants, Joseph T. Hinton. ir..
Samuel Fordyce and William Reed, ST., al
leging therein that he bad purchased certain,
real estate from said defendant, Hinton, who
conveyed the same to him by deed containing
convenants of warranty and against incum
brances, and alleging breach of said cove
nants by reason Of certain liens and incum-
brances, standing against said premises a, tb..
time said deed was made, and that said de-
PENDANTS, Fordyce and Reed. were the owners
OF said liens and hold claims agiinSt sai,i
premises, and praying that said defendants,
FOrdyee and Reed, may be required To an
swer. said petition and make known what
claims or interests they have in said premises,
either by mortgage or otherwise, and prayin,-
thai upon the final hearing of said cause. thaG
said defendant, Hinton, be required to pay Off
and release said premises, described in sai,I
deed. from the operation of said liens or
canse the SAME to be done; and in default OF
said defendants, Fordyce and Reed, answer
ing and setting forth their claims against sai,t
premises, that they and each Of them b..
forever barrd from claiming any interes; IN
said property or lien thereon, and in defauls
of said defendant, Hinton, oansIng the re-
mOval of said Membranes of OF said pro-
perty, that the amount hereof be ascertainel
by the court; that plaintiff have Judgment
against said defendant, Hinton, therefor, AMI
upon the payment thereof by plaintiff, ihss
the court order said liens released, and de.
judgment against the defendant,
Hinton, for the further sum of g., hi;
damages sustained In the premises, and sail
defendant, Fordyce, is required to appear ami
answer on or before the Esd day of Decembel,
1889. s.t s. L. JAMES,
10 26-7t --. Atty for Pl'tff
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07
The Institute Program.

In this paper is published the program
for our approaching Farmers Institute,
TO be held in Welday's Hall, December
26th and 27th. The subjects presented
for for discussion are of the highest i'm
portance to every intelligent farmer,a
the speakers ana essayists comprise the
best talent in the State University, the
State Board of Agriculture, and the
State Agricultural Press. We have the
assurance, too, that Mr.. A. W. Campbell,
of Wheeling, who addressed the farm
ers of High Ridge, so acceptably, last
fall. will be present, and address the In-
stitute. Waldo F. Brown, the we'll
known lecturer and writer of Oxford
Farmers Club, is a recent appointment.
Judge John S. Cochran, of Martins Fer
ry, has become one of the largest fruit
growers in Belmont county. and is with
on eloquent and forcible speaker, as the
members of Jefferson Grange will at
test.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07
Legal Notice.

JOSEPH. NJ TAYLOR. of Carbondalr.
~ Usage county, Kansas, viii take
notice, that on the 12thday Of October.
1882, Milton McConnaughey, guardian
of Mary NJ, Charles Z. and Hsrrie E.
Taylor, minors, fled his petition in tks
court OF common pleas Of Belmont COUNTY.
Ohio, against said Joseph NJ. Taylor, Emn
Barkiev and Alonzo Barkley, her husband
Flora A. Porter and John Porter, her hus :
hand, setting forth that said Joseph NJ. TayIo
Emma Barkley and Flora A. Porter are ten.
ants in common with plaintiffs wards in LOIS
number S02, sos and s06, and a part of lot ri
in the village of Bridgeport, Belmont count.
Ohio, and nine acres and eight perebes *
land in said county Of Belmont, 10 The SOUTH
east quarter Of section "a, township 8. rance
3, bounded by the National road, lands II
y. Ochsenbein, Joseph McConnauehey and
Townsend Frazier, and praying for partition
thereof. Said defendant Is required 10 ar
pearand answer said petition 0a or before tb,
third Saturday after the 9th day OF Dece,,,-
Der, 1889. i A. c. DARRAH.
Clerk Of said Court.
g. W. Duncan, Atty for Pm. II en-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07
Collision on the T. V. Road, Between
Maynard and Fairp0int.

On the T. V. road last Saturday oc-
CURED one of those accidents which are
peculiar to the carelessness of either
trainmen or telegraph operators. En-
gine No. 9. going north, and running as
first section of a freight, collided with
train No. 1S-engine No. 21, running
wild. The accident occurred just out
side of the tunnel, about three miles
from this place, below the mouth of
Pogue's run. Engineer Thos. Wright
was caught and fastened in the cab,
having foot crushed, several ribs bro
ken, aad a scalp wound, and was not
able to extricate himself until assisted
by other members of his crew. Mr..
Wright is well known here, as having
been an engineer on the Northern road,
and his speedy recovery is wished for by
his many friends. There were two 9TH
er trainmeli considerably injured.
The responsibility of the collision is
said to rest upon a telegraph operator
who made a mistake in copying an
order
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07

State of Ohio VS.. Chas Hager. Horse
stealing; to jury; verdict, Not guilty
w. 5. Kennon and l.. DanfOrd for de
fense
Coffin & Son VS.. Samuel d. Riley. To
couit; plaintiff s petition dismissed
Samuel ID. Riley to recover his costs
from plaintiffs.
Mech. Build'g Asso'n VS.. Albert U.
Moore ct al. Judgment by default
against Jacob Stahl and wife for S175 35,
from whom defendant purchased prop
erty. Order of sale to sheriff.
]. r. Hunt & Bro. VS.. A. j. Alexander
ct al. Found due plaintiffs from A. j.
Alexander and John F Davis Sl36 20.
and due from plaintiffs to defendant,
John F. Davis, S244 80.
s. r. Barnes vs.. Henry Price; settled
between parties. Plaintiff is to pay de-
fendant $50, and defendant to pay costs.
State of Ohio VS.. Otho Gilmore cutting
with intent to wound and cutting with
intent to kill" To jury; jury disagreed.
l.. Danford and j. G. Gray for defense.
Ordered that special venire issue for
D. NJ. Davies, H. C. Welday, George
Brown. J. A. Barnes. Shepherd Davis,
Robert Anderson, and VIM. Roscoe, to
serve as petit jurors.
State of Ohio VS. Wm. IT. Dement,.
Keeping place of public resort for the
sale of liquor, sc. Verdict of guilty"
G. W. Carroll for defense. Notice of
motion for new trial.
In the matter of tile guardianship of
Ella B. Phillips ct al. Error from Pro-
bate Court. Judgme"tOf Probate Court
affirmed at costs of plaintiff in error.
Milton McCOnnaughey, guardian. vs.
Jos. N. Taylor ct al. Ordered that d
writ of partition issue to the sheriff.
State of Ohio VS.. Shelton Pach and
Chas. Peddicord. Attachment for con-
tempt. Upon being brought into court
and examined as to their alleged con-
tempt, the court dismisses the attach
ment against them.
John Dubois VS.. c., T. v. W. r. R.
The order making Oscar Townsend Re-
ceiver, defendant in this case, stricken
out. To jury verdict in favor af plain
tiff for $127 65. Notice of a motion to
set aside verdict and for new trial.
j. & A. Porter VS.. A. Y. Henderson ct
al. Leave given A 7. Henderson to
file instanter answer to answer and
cross petition of w. Fl. Henderson.
Michael Riley vs. Keller and Bro.
Judgment in favor of plaintiff for
$3.50 20.
Eliza Hutchinson VS.. Jas. G. Hutchison.
Divorce. Plaintiff withdrew his petit
ton and dismisses this case at her cost.
John B. Phillips vs.. John M. Gardner
ct al. Decree of petition to sheriff.
ThOs. C. Parker, Wash. Buchanan, and
Cedj. Bailey appointed commissioners.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07
MARRIED.

ELLIOTT -CHAPMAN-At the home
of the brides parents, Nov. 20, 1882,
by Rev. NJ. E. Beall, Mr.. George Ell
lott and Miss Alice Chapman-both
of Bridgeport.
WILSON-VANCUREN-At the Im-
perial Hotel, Bridgeport, o.. Nov. 80,
1882, by Rev. NJ. Z. Beall, Mr.. James
M. Wilson and Maggie Vaneuren-
both of Flushing, Ohio.
STEW ART T-RINKER-On the Goth
ult., at the house of the brides father,
by the Rev. Robert Alexander, d. D.,
Mr.. Thomas B. Stewart to Miss Annie,
only daughter of Mr.. James A. Rinker,
all of this vicinity.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07
Programme for the Association IF
Belmont County Teachers. to be
Held at Bellaire, O., Dec. 16, 1882.
FORENOON SESSION,

FORENOON SESSION.
Paper-The Local Relation between
Teacher and Pupils, J. S. Bundy, Barnes
vile.
Discussion by E. L. Miller. Belmont.
Paper-How to Teach Reading, Miss
Alma Barnett, Bridgeport.
Discussion by c. E. Outlet, Bridgeport.
AFTERNOON SESSION MISCELLANEOUS
BUSINESS.
Paper Composition in our Schools
j. A. Hutchison, Vallonia.
Discussion by D. ]. McManis, Glencoe.
Reading-Word method-illustrated
by class. Miss Emma Gill, Bellaire.
Paper-Our country schools, Miss
Flora l.. Ashenhurst, Blaine.
Discussion by w. B. Robinson, Shields.
The Association will meet promptly
at 10 o'clock a. M, in the High school
building.
r. G. CLARE
- E. A. FERRELL, Ex. Com.
j. w. FOWLER,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07
NeighbOrhOOd Notes.

The Number of pupils enrolled in the
Cadiz paAlic schools is 435. -
The trotting mare "Musette" owned
by Messrs Miller and Writ, of Cadiz,
was sold last week to MIR. Miller for
$3.50.
The Noble County Republican says
the average price for tObaces will be $4
per hundred.
Fare on the Wheeling street cars has
been raised to six cents.
The Iial of Wilbur Milligan, for muf-
der, is set for December I'd, in the cir
cult court at Wheeling.
A Monroe county farmer got f46 bush
els of corn off one acre this season, and
wants to know who can beat it.
A Guernsey county farmer has an ear
of corn with 1850 grains.
The Jeffersonian mentions the fact
that last week a Car load of apples was
shipped into Guernsey county, being the
first time in many years, if indeed, it
ever occurred before.
a Cadiz butcher keeps four alligators
in his meat shop.
Cambridge is to have a new bank
with $4,000 capital. with privilege OF
increasing it to 100000.
A little child of Frank Groves, of Mt.
Ephr2is9. Guernsey county, approached
too near the fire OIL Friday. the oath ult.,
when his cotton clothes took fire and he
was so terribly burned that he lived but
d few hours.
The tower of the new city hall at
Stcubenville lis to be 139 feet high.
Saturday week ago East Liverpool
had $4,000 fire.
Cadiz has musical club-the Mende-
lss0i,n Society, composed of singers and
orchestra; Shakespeare club, composed
of ladies'; two literary societies COM
posed of young men; a cooking club,
with literary and musical features, com.
posed of young ladies'; and a club COM
posed of young ladies from eleven to fif-
teen years of age, who call themselves
the Literary Ten.
Walter Pack, of Fairview, who acci-
dentally shot himself Il few weeks ago,
died of his injuries Sunday of last week.
A certificate of Incorporation has been
issued to the Wheeling Steel Co., with an
authorized capital stock of ST. l,000, 900, in
shares of 81 900 each. The company is
organized for the purpose of menufac
turing steel nails.
O.J. Turner. jet black negro, and
Malinda Roberts, a white girl, were re-
Gently married by colored minister in
GAINESVILLE. The license was obtained
by the party swearing both parties were
colored. The officers are looking for the
colored minister.
Justice Mayss, of West Alexander,
recently married bis 2,0OOth couple. He
has received S6,26414, or an average Of
$s.I2x per couple.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07

THE following marriage licenses were
issued by the Probate Court for the we K
ending Tuesday:
Wm.B. Robinson and Jennie M.Gree,,
John Lynn aud Hester Miner.
John T. Evan and Laura E. Curbin.
Ferdinand Jones ard Ureth A.Whiie.
Oliver Eugen'- Grumsley and ChisleDa
White.
Emmett NJ. Neff and Neya Foreman.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07
ROC RAM m e:

Tuesday Morning.
$50 Prayer. r.... Rev. Thos. Balpl
Music-Seleet Chorus.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
1000 Address of Welcome. r. s. CLARK
1880 Appointment of Committees
lG:45 Address, Fruit Growing for Pleasure and
Profit, Hon. John s. Cochran, Martin
Ferry, and Slater Brown, ESQ.,, Colerain
III 40 Discussions and questions upon addresses
Afternoon Session.
lis Problem of Domestic Help on the Farm
Address, A T. McKelvey
:35 Essay on same, Mrs. Eli Stanton, Barnes.
vile.
:55 Discussion on address and essay.
2:05 Address, How to Make Money Honestly,
See'y w. l. Chamberlain.
300 The Progress and Advantage of the Amer
can Farmer, Hon. A. W, Campbell.
3:45 Is Dairying Profitable in Eastern Ohioi
Address, John Gould, Esq, Dairy Editor
Ohio Farmer and Agricultural Editor
Cleveland Hearld and G. H. Arrick, Blaine
Discussions and questions on above topic.
Adjournment to 6:30 p. m. sharp.
Evening Session.
$50 Address, Education for Farmers Child
rem, W. l. Chamberlain.
MUSIC.
1880 Success in Farming, Waldo F. Brown, OF
the Oxford (O.) Farmers Club.
Wednesday Morning.
S.oU frayer Rev. D. Il. Minor
MUSIC.
$40 The Intelligent Care of Domestic Ami
mails Essential to Proft,-Addresses or
Essays-Hon. j. c. Jamison, Cadiz; L.
N. Branson, Short Creek; j. H. Close,
st. Clairsville; John Watson, Fairpoint.
HOO The Relation of the Press to Agriculture,
Address: NJ. J. Lawrence, Editor Ohio
Farmer
ll:3O The Advantages of Tile Drainage, ]. N.
Harrison, Scio.
Afternoon Session.
MUSIC.
l;l5 DemOralizing Features of Our Agricultural
Fairs,-Address or Essay-W. N. Cow
den, Member State Board Agriculture,
and W. B. Law.
2:l5 Discussion of Essays.
2:30 Farm Experiments, Waldo F. Brown.
300 Discussion of Address.
MUSIC.
BIS The Relation Of the State to the Educa-
tion of the People, Pres't W. Q. Scott,
of Ohio University.
Discussion of Address.
Evening Session.
MUSIC.
6:30 Address, 0Hios Culture, John Gould, Esq.
100 Discussion on Addresses.
Music.
7:l5 Lecture, Time, ..... PEes't ". Q, Scott
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07
Notice to Contractors

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro-
IN posals will be received at the township
clerks office in Hendrysburg, Belmont county,
Ohio, till noon SATURDAY, December 16ti
1899, tor furnishing material and workman,
ship for a township house, to be built OF
brick, size 2Sx45-14. Plans and specifications
can be seen al the clerks Office. All bid,
must be accompanied by good and suficiene
guarantee for the performance Of said con-
tract. Trustees reserve the right to rejecs
any and all bids.
By order of the Trustees.
IL 15>4ts VIII. DAVIS. Clerk
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07
12-7 IT.

On the 9th ult., Jacob Dennis, of
Green township, left with the County
Recorder two Land Warrants issued
March goth, 1887, to Michael Dennis.
of Monroe county, and signed by Presi
dent Martin Van Buren. They are
numbered 1924 and 2,82S, and had never
been recorded. Jacob Dennis, son OF
Michael, resides a the land at this
time.-Monroe Spirit of Democracy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-12-07

AND now Island Greek township. JEFF
ferson county, is agitated on account of
the discovery of tin GRE in paying guam
titles on farm in that township. The
ore is declared by experts to be equal in
quality to that of the famous Cornwall
ore in Wales. The owner of the farm
refuses to sell, and says he will have
one thousand men at work within the
next year, developing the mines.