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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-04
NUINE

The San Francisco Humorist, the well
known German newspaper of this city. has
hoisted the name of Stephen J.. Field at
the head of its columns as its candidate
for President.--San Francisco Alta.
Nobody will doubt, after this, that
the Humorist is entitled to its name.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-04

FURNISHED BRICK HOUSE, PLEASANT
and convenient locality, corner CIsrk ana
Paul .treets. Apply to W. 8. McCLFIIAN ~
W w'f' sXkACAELGAN. ieaatf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-04

When Mr.. Bayard was making that
Dover speech, of which we hear so much
just now. what sort of speeches was
John A. Logan making Inquirer.
You will find . fair sample higher up
In this column.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-04
NO PAPER

There will be no paper issued from
this Office tomorrow morning, Ior the
reason that this is the Fourth Of July.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-04
Now,s o Chance.

For the largest assortment of gentle
mems fine clothing and furnishing goods;
which are sold at bedrock prices go ano
ace d. Nathan, at the Clothing Bazaar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-04

WIN. H. StOwell,
Asssyer, No. 8 Main street, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-04

The Favorite" cigar at the Postofnce
Bookstore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-04

Joe Mendes has reduced the price o
Bocs beer to IS cents per gallon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-04

p. N. Hansen is o in constant re-
ceipt Of fresh ranch butter and iresh
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-04

INFORMATION IS WANTED OF MRS.
l. Mary Houck. nee Mary Manion. ANY Der.
son knowing her whereabouts will confer a
great favor by sending her address to her
sister, BRIDGET FIND EY.
care of John Weldon. No. So President street
Brooklyn. New York. iy4.2w
louisville Courier ournsl please copy and
send bill to this ofhce.l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04
Legal Notice.

ISAAC I. RAMSAY, Lou Ella Ramsay and
i Elizabeth Ramsay, minors, all of whom
reside near Richmond, Franklin county, in
the state of Kansas, will take notice, that
their guardian, Cyrus Ramsay. FLED in the
probate court of Belmont county, Ohio, a
petition, the object and prayer of which is to
procure said court TO order the sale of their
interests (being three e-seventba) in the follow.
ing described real estate: Situate in the
county of Belmont, state Of Ohio, and in
Smith township, and known as part of the
Cyrus Ramsay farm, and being the east part
of the southwest quarter of section number 4,
township number 6 and range number 4, be-
ginning at the southeast corner of said sec.
tion, running thence along the section line
north $50 west $3.50 poles to stake in the
road: thence north 154o west 80. 90 poles to q
stake: thence north 57f" west 22. lS poles 10 q
stake: thence north VI east 55.75 poles to q
stake; thence north 274e esst 51,70 poles to
large black elm; thence north S6o east lS
n lies in the east and west division line OF said
src,iop: thence along said division line south
sSe east As. 81 poles 10 the northeast corner OF
said quarter, and thence along the north and
suurh div sion line of said section south 20
west l62 poles to the place OF beginning, con
ajniuv III aces, 3 foods and S3 perches OF
lsod. And to authorize the said guardian TO
reipvest the funds 10 other lands II the western
home Of said miners,
The application therefor will be for hearing
by Sid court on the Gath day OF January,
1885. nj 10 o'clock q. m, at which time an
order will be asked ~ prayed for 10 said peti-
ton, Cfhoo hhmoAls
Shannon s. Carroll, ktt'ya for Prt. ~ 4'o'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04

a
NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs.-New crop
very choice; also. more OF our fine South
srn sorghum-eheap. JEPsoNs'
! IL 4-2w. h@zt = t-
LIZ the child stealing case in court on
Friday, the prisoner. Mrs Jennie Punk
cit, was ably defended by Col w. w
AInet', of Wheeling. The jury failed to
agree as TO her quit. Ii is pJssible that
she NE, be released from custody On
her OWN recognizxnce. e...-
A TWIN daughter, i've months old. of
a Mr.. Harrison, In smith tp, ~ miles
south of Lewis Milis. MAS found dead
IN bed one NOR lug last week. To all
appraraucrs, It Was Ms well As usual tine
evening previous. IBterment al the
caapef ON Wednesday.
BRO. TAYLOR, IF the Guernsey Times
last Nedat sday e.inriudesi to discontinue
the publnaa ioa OF tns daily. lhr Daily
Times wa> al exc-llent iocai paper. aIiu
Ihe people vf Cambridge especially VIII
regret that the aiBsdut Uf patronage II
received eas ipsBfficieBtto keep It up.
A PLEASANT social affair. occurred al
the residence uf Mr. j. 5. Close. al the
vest end, on Thursday evening. being
the OCCASION pf the nzrriAg- of has
daugh er, Miss Iona, 10 Sir. Sanuei R'.ss
Giff~n. the solemn ceremony was PER-
fo. ines. by Rev. w. IL Haskell. OF the NJ.
z chiircn, and the happy couple re 'riv-d
the coa,ral uiaiIo S or frs nds. The usu
al wrdding fe4sI was served. The new
ly Welded par are excellent young peo-
pie, and have the best wishes Of hosts of
friends for a Joyous and prosperous life. |
CHARLES COLLINS, JR-. son Of Charles |
Collins, Esq. Was found dead In his bed |
at the residence Of bis parents, in this
place, about noon on saturday. He had |
been in failing health for several weeks. |
and was in the habit Of lying in bed du-
ring the fore part ef the day. About 10 /
o'clock of the day mentioned he was
heard stirring the fire in his room.
At twelve O'Clock some of the family |
went, to his room to call him TO din
Ter, whea he was found partially |
iresssd In bed, cold and still in death.
Jharley vas in his 34th year. and had
Ieen q great Deal of the world, having
for years in all parts of the
country with circ1ses, from which he
'eceiyed the name -Barnum, but he had
)een at home for the last year or so prior
o bis sudden death. He was q hearty.
generous, good.natured young man, and
n his youth promising. but An indus
.ence of appetite made him prematurely
I'D. and shattered an extraordinary
trOng constitution. lnterment at Union
cemetery ut 2 o'clock on Tuesday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04
Personal Mention.


r. NJ. Collins. Esq, and Albert Ken
non. Esq., spent Thanksg wing at Bridge
port.
F. NJ. Cowen, Esq.,. and family. q
Flushing. spent Thanksgiving and at
turkey with 81. CIaiissllle friends.
-George Pennington. of SteuUenville
came home for Thanksgiving.
-GcUrg- BuDgaIn n-r SAY the new bo,
Makes live ur kin,s. b. sides h- lItti,
girl
DIS. 6. \. Close AMI j. p West. I"
Beiialre, canIr up an Ia nk-gIsihg an(
ate Turk With s.. ClaITsvI,Ie IIi-ndS.
-J0-l Nichols. at The GaZ-tIt f"rct
spent ThaHksgH ing with h d.'ugh 81
Ms. G-ng- CooG, o. Be,l.Ie.
-Jamts M..rIdS, ihe sun-cuIs raciuI
f'r The S.une work i"r The nes ecu
Eousr, last eek removed trpm Be.lair,
10 this place. rhe Iaiuiiy occupies the
Ruggies property, whict Is near tn lheIi
work.
Mir. E. NJ. Giffen came hom- from.
Mnskingum College, trairend tie Gift
CI0se nuptIAis on Ihursuav.
Capt. B. D. Dvvthtr. uf Wneeiiup,
%as In tUan YESTERDAY. engaged liz i've
r"iliru"B piras. in the Be>srb cei ). .liseri
c-iss.
-En-Jndge " IN. Okey is engage, TIL.
week in several cases IN our cunnu.
pleas.
Hon. Samuel Hilies Was iu town yes
ierdsy shaking hands WI friends. He
looks Well enough To stand tht Coming
legislative racket
Miss Sue Moore, of Barnesvilie, vas
visiting frIeB1s ln town yesterday.
Miss NJ. B. Lewis, of Lamira, has
been the guest vi the family of the cd
ltor of this paper during the past week.
Judge Hance is presiding in the
common pleas this week.
i. V. Mcmillan. Esq, an attorney at
law at Mary svllle, Mo-, made our Office
pleasant call Oh Tuesday Mr.. NJ is
remembered by many of our
people as former law student of the
late ID. ID. t. COwen. He MAS called to
his county last week because of the
death of lis father. Jacob Mcmillan, ESQ.
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UKIONTOwN.

OK Tuesday. the 2sth ult, Willie Saler,
whe makes his bone with Mr.. John Bro
kaw, and attended school in what is
known as the Campbell District, was
hustling and playing with his young
school mates. Some orc, giving him IA
sudden push his body was twisted around
and the bone Of his leg broken below the
knee. DR.. Workman was called and set
the limb and is doing all that he can for
his comfort. Willie is an enterprising.
manly little fellow, and is esteemed high
ly for bis many good qualities.
On 27th nlt., Thanksgiving day, Mr..
Wn. Buchanan, of Marshall county. w.
Va, was united in marriage to Miss
Amanda Armstrong, of this vicinity.
The marriage Was consummated by Rev.
G. 5. Hackett. at the home of the bride.
at the hour of o'clock p. N. The we'd
ding was q quiet one, only few invita-
tions being issued. Miss Armstrong is a
lady of wealth and respectability, and
one who was active and generous in ev-
cry good work. and she carries with her
to her new homo the congratulations
and best wishes of the people of this
locality.
THANKSGIVING was observed by hold
ing union services in che U. P. church,
at 10 80 a. m. Rev. G. s. Hackett preach
ed an interesting sermon from Psalm
10th, verse 1st. Rev. j. l.. Weaver
preached on Sabbath, exchanging pulpits
with Rev. ]. C. Scouller.
PERSONAL Miss McClintock, of Wash
ington cbuuty, Pa, IS tie guest of Mrs.
Ella Lyle. Mrs. Cynthia Gillespie, of
Charlton. Iowa. is paying an extended
visit to her former home, expecting to
remain for several weeks. All will be
glad TO see her again ;. Mr. James Lyle.
If this locality, is visiting 10 Marshal.
courty. Va. Mr.. Rolis ThompsoB who
is studying" for the ministry at ALE.
gheny Theological Seminary. was at
church here ON Sabbath and WAS warmly
greeted b, his very many friends :.
Miss Tressel, of Pennsylvania. is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Armstrong -.
| Miss Mamie Thompson, who has been
quite unweil. was able To attend chnrct
] an Thanksgiving. and it was q pleasure
to her many triedds to meet her again
-. Mrs. Jane Pollock aud her dangh' o.
Miss Ella. who nave been ahsrnt for H
number of weeks. visiting in various 10.
calities IN the STATE of Iowa. returned u
few days since, and y hearty welcome
was extended 10 them Their g,cd deeds
in the church. the Sabbath school and
social life. cause them TO be missed wheE
absent Word was sent to the relatives
residing herr that Mira. Allan Coup. 0i
Piedmont. O.. was living "veiy low" from
the effects OF typhoid fever. u.
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COURT REPORT.

Present, Hon. ST. CLAIR KELLY, Judge
w. b. CASH, Clerk. c. SEDwICK
Sheriff. stq
Abraham Ramsey VS.. John Ramsey
to jury; verdict in favor of defendant
plaintiff to pay costs. Notice by plain
Lift o set aside verdict and for new
trial i.- 49,
George Edwards VS.. NJ NJ Fowler ct al
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff for
1910 IL and $50 76 costs, and in favor OF
defendant J Potts for S15l5 90, which
is first lien. Decree of foreclosure and
order for sale of premises.
LSpence VS.. Thos Beckett ct al judg.
ment by confession in favor of plaintiff
for S12O3 Is.
On motion of Ross ] Alexander, W W
Arnett, ESQ.,. An attorney at law of West
Virginia, is admitted to practice in this
court. sa
Wm Lynn vs.. Jos johnson ct al: ap-
peal; Judgment in favor of defendants
and against plaintiff, and that defend
ants recover Of plaintiffs their costs.
State of Ohio VS.. Jennie Plunkett; in>
dictaient "child stealing" the jury being
unable TO agree upon a verdict were dis
charged by the court.
10 the matter Of the settlement &C
count Of Jacob P Hoover, guardian of
Howard E Maffett. minor. On mott, n
this cause Is referred 10 j w Shaunpn,
Esq, AS special master, To take testimo>
nv and report an account at the preseUt
term of court
Rnbt p, que. vs.. Malsss VaHcur-n; !;
judgment in favor of plaintiff fur 1926 90.
Decree of foreclosure and order for sale
of mOrtgaetd premises.
State of OHIO ys. Richard Mann;
cutting and stab,ing with intent tc
wound" Jsry empanelrd; defendant;
withdrew his plea oil mot guilty" herL-
iofore entered, and pleaded guilty to
assault and battery" Defendant sens
fenced to pay fine of $40 and be conn.,
mitted tn Jail for Is dass.
Slate of OHIO vs. Enmet Mitchell,
murder in the FIRST degree" Defendant
was brought into court and cause set for
trial Monday. Dec 20. 1884. On sugges-
tiou of Prosecuting Attoraey KennOn.
J. W. Shannon was appointed assistant
attorney In this case.
Monday morning, Dec. l.-Court met
pursuant to adjournment. Judge, Joseph
c. Hance presiding.
Thomas Mccall VS. Isaac Holloway.
w T Campbell. ESQ, was appointed stem
ographer in this case. Cause tried to jury.
Verdict in favor of defendant.
-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04
COLERAEN.

Thanksgiving was observed in the
usual way: quite number OF the city
cousins took advantage of the holiday,
and spent it pleasantly with their city
cousins, in securing the woods and hill
tops in search of game.
Some of the Nimrods in this township
have been cautioned, but they seem to
pay no attention to the law; few fines
occasionally might be beneficial.
Mr.. Benz. White had one of his hands
badly lacerated last week. by the pre-
mature explosion of cartridge.
Mr.. Ira Mcmillan. of Marysville. No,
has been spending the past two weeks
| with friends in this vicinity, being call
ed to his old home by the severe illness
of his father.
Services were conducted at New Pitts
burgh, on Thanksgiving. Rev. Gamble
has charge of that appointment; the
church has Leen duly organized, and has
quite number of members. The new
pastor is meeting with good success.
Kidd's coal works have been shut
down for tire past two weeks; the works
al New Plttrburgn are running on halt
time. The coal trade seems to be over
done, as there is no demand for it.
Jacob Mcmillan, venerable citizen
of this township, died at his home, near
Pleasant Grove, last Wednesd day, and
was Inferred in the Short creek Gel emete-
ry on saturday.
The Robinson girls had 50 era cows
badly foundered on frozen apples last
week, from effect OF which one died.
Mr.. Eli Bailey snld iis farms and sew
eral improved lois in the village of .j,,.-
town. To a Pennsylvania man.
Mr. Il. A. Hen i.rs n. proprietor al
the Vale, mills, received car load o!
feed from Chicago, for home consump
tiun.
Mrs. Joseph PioSs. of New Pitts
burgh. recently r-turned irn.. from !,
leA!ths visit [" friends Ia Eug aud.
Mrs. Frank MorreIl. of New Pitts
bnfgh. will spend the winter at her
houe in Columbus.
Some of tho young men of this town
ship. are almost persuaded to take the
advice of Horace Greeley, and SEEK
homes in the far West.
The Cleveland and Hendricks flag
still waves at Barton
COUNTRY COUSIN.
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SHERIFFs SALE.
2As IN EXECUTION.
.FnE9 ts7n .z--A saisfr 7
ils BELMONT CoMaoN PLEAS

71s BELMONT COMAoN PLEAS.
Wash AlE DIS ~ lse.
Virgil Mcbride VS.. William T. Mead.
IN pursuance to command of writ of
L yendi exponas in the above entitled
;sse, issued and TO me directed, from
ne Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
county, Ohio, 1 viii offer at public sale, al the
front door Of the court house of said county.
on ,-- = .-,... 49,. .,,..- -
Monday. December 22d. 1854.
Ut O'Clock afternoou the undivided one
linth part OF William Il Mead in The follow
ing described lands and tenements, to-wit;
Situate in the county Of Belmont and state
II Ohio, and being the undivided one<ninth
part thereof, tO>wit: Ths northwest quarter
If section %, township 10, ranges6 8, contain
ing lbO acres: also, 100 acres, more OF less,
tying IN the west side of the northeast quarter
h section ~, township and range aforesaid,
ave and except part of The northeast QUAR-,
.-r Gf section ~, township 10, range 6, be-
ginning at a poirt at the southwest corner of
Collins black walnut 10 inches in diame>
er; thence south 729 east.7 llhks; thence soIth
lSs west 56. poles to q post; thence north
5ogo west 30. % poles to st1ne an mulberry
10 inches: thence sonih 42o east so links;
-hence north ago eist ms poles to the be-
>tuuibes COutdiIiHS dCTeS ana = perc1ee.
also the following described lands, beginning
- or the same in the center of the Natiopal
Dad at the end offs lane leading 20 fsfni>
Ouse of Anthony Kennard, and thersOaih-
cast corner of the loisOf Joseph hlMead- now
ives on. running north IL east, C6s so p0lesto
\. kennard's gate; thence south S9o east
l57. 40 poles to Elisha tawcett's lot; thence
south 9O west 2S;1s poles; thence south 500
west 30 poles; thence south Il 10 west q. 48
poles TO the center Of National road; thence
s0uth esq west 1928 poles to The place Of be-
ginning, containing 55 acres and 10 poles; and
also part of the same section, township and
range, beginning for the same in the center of
Lhe National road at the end of a lane leati>
ing to the farmhouse of Anthony Kennarri:
hence. with said National road south $50
west 36 poles to the western boundary of said
Hatcher land OD the north side Of the road;
hence with said line north 1oe east 71.l2 poles
o the corner of A. kennard's land; thence
with said Kennards line south e9o east Sc
POLES to, the end Of lane at said Kennard's
gate: thence with said lane south 10 west
IS 20 poles to the place of beginning. con-
aiming 10 acres, 2 roods and % poles.
The undivided 1-9 appraised at S64S.
Terms-Cash. -0i Gf h
LEROY c. SEDWICK. Sheriff.
II 20>td BY +. r. ;SBDvICK, Deputy.
i. Danford, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Programme Hereafter.
Sherif's Sale.
Belmont Common Pleas.
Robert Pogue,

OBuc,
VS..
Melissa j. Vancuren, ct al,
PURSUANT I to an order of sale in the
L above case, issued and to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
county. Ohio, ! will offer at public sale at the
front door of the court house of said county.
on
Monday, January 9Th, 1885,
At O'Clock in the afternoon, the following
described premises, to-wit:
Situate in the town Of Fairmount. in said
county of Belmont. and state of Ohio. and
described as follows, to>wii: and known az
part OF lot number one % in said town of
FaIrmount. beginning for the same AT north
east corner of lot three 49, thence with the
east boundary line of lot number one ~ orrb
22' west % poles to the middle of the rail.
road track: thence south So Yves; !, U3 poles
or nifty 900 feet with the said railroad: ,bepct
south 2.' east % p les 10 the north houn.
nary al lot number 3; thence north fSo east
. W Poles or fifty feet to the place of begin,
ning, containing twenty>two (22l perehes OF
land, and belng the same property .ieeded nv
Wm. W. Kild1w and Nnncv j. Kildow, his
wife. by deed TO said Melissa j. Vancnren,
dated April llth, 1881, and recorded in vol
70, page 3l2 w.
Terms-Cash
Appraised at $1,000.
u 4td LEROY G. sEDWICK.
]. r Charlesworth, Pitts ATTY. SHERIFF.
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Administrafor,s Nofice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate
" Court OF belmont county, Ohio. the under>
Ininistrator OF the estate Of John Shafzer de-
ceased. late of said county. 49,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
those having claims againEt said estate will
present them duly authentic ,ted for sett1e-
ineut r-f feflH - WIN. a. 6B ARON
L 4-3tsn mas ~ari-r . = Administrator
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04
Administrators Notice.

MoffCE Is hereby given that In the Probate
~ Ceart OF Belmont county. Ohio, the under
signed was appointed and qualified as Ad
Easnsdrstrtx Of the estate OF Jonathan n Ellis
decd. fs:e OF Belmont county
All persons Indebted to said estate are re-
Quested to make immediate payruenL and
those having oiatms against said estate viii
present them, duly authen ticated for settle.
ment. ELIZA BETH ELLIS.
IL H>d Admin istTatrix.
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(aticura
Mrs. smiths Case. and What the Rev. MIR.
McKinstry Has TO Say About II.


To the Public--I have been fearful sufferer
for fifteen years. most Of the time with what
has been called Eczema or Sat Rheum, Psor-
iasis aud Lepra, and the like. and have always
| been told that there was no cure for me and
have been SO discouraged tnat had as soon
die as live / have been so badly afflicted
sometimes that there was not the smallest
spot from the crown OF my head to the soles
OF my feet that " as not diseased and as red
as crimson II would commence in small
white spots, which had a silvery appearance
but were not deep, bot II 1 attemp pied to heal
| them or soon after their first appearance
they would burn and run together until there
was q com plete dry, red scale. which would
become SO infiamed az to crack and look fiery
and angry. and the burning sensation would
be almost intolerabie. was at times SO lame
dress myself without assistance; / have tried
many remedies and have paid 800 in single
instance TO . physician. but have ever obs
talued only temporary relief; although help
Ell for a time. soon reispsed again 10 be az
badly roubied as ever. and during the winter
entirel, discouraged: last June. .however.I was
advised by kider. and Mrs. L. G. McKinstry,
who are well known in these regions, 70 try
yonr Cuiicurs Remedies. and felt somehow
. little courage from their favorable opinion
Il mem. 10 try their virtue: about the second
week Of July last I commenced taking the
See n permanent improvement. until now
Oct u am soOut ss good a. new, and my
neSn as fresh as Inc flesh %,s Sfs child bid, s
certi y that the above statement OF my
wife is correct, and join with her in express.
ing my gratitude for The great benefit che has
received. B. SMITH.
/ certify that the above statement 10 corret
Mr.. Smith ts q prominent man In this CONS
munity where he lives ne is is q wel.known
ealer in stock, and his statenne nent with that
of ls wife 1s fully entitled to credit. Done at
~tanstead. Province OF Quebec, this Hth day
OF Oct 1882 l.. @: NCKIN TRY,
Minister Of the Gospel.
Later-I have seen Mrs Smith recently and
believe her to be thoroughly and permanent
ly cured. L. q. McKINsCrRY
Secy Advent Oh. Conf. P. O.. No. Vt. and No.
N. b. Boston, bept. Q. 1884.
Sold by all druggists. Cuticura, 600. Resol>
ven 81. Soar. 25c. Potter Drug and Chemical
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Legal Notice. ), /.

THE defendant. Jane r. CoLnell, will take
l. notice, that on the 18th day CT Noyem-
Der, 1884, the plaintiff, Irwin Jordan, 6led
in the court of common pleas in and
for Belmont county, Ohio, his petition
against her, the substance of the prsyer Of
which is that said defendant be compelled to
comply with contract made by her in March,
1877. by which she agreed to convey lot
number SO, in the village Of st. Clairsville,
Ohio, to the plaintiff. Said defendant Is res
of January, 1885.
,o5GlQ - ~ ~. L.DANFORD,
10 ct Atty FOR Petitioner
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JOHN CARLILE has just received car
load of salt at his warehouse, at the
Northern depot. 1t.
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MARRIED.

GIFFEN-CLOSE-Atth the home of the
brides parents. st. ClaiTsville, Thurs
day eve. November "a. 1884. by Rev.
w. H. Haskell. Mr.. Samuel Ross Gif>
fen and Miss Iona Close.
the 26th
Nov, at the National Hotel, by the
Rev. Robert Alexander. D D., Mr.
Robert c. Taggart and Miss Ada NJ.
Lindsay. both of MorristowR.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04

The Jefferson iron works, steuben-
vile. sent an exhibit of iron and coke to
the New Orleans Exposition.
The upper Blast Furnace at Steuben>
vile. which cost 100000. has Just been
appraised at $4,000.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04

The dry house at the Freeport stave
and barrel factory were burned few
days ago; loss. S4O0.