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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

a., or.e~vrncs Il May % a. Memorial
psv. and shas wa Is beg aaing n tee Unit
.i atsfeA
Tnn tsrra Decoration Day = nisnoru-r.
ne srrumongzs - shis 1a1 are 80 besaafnA
tender snd VaaSostc that 4 has eecoze
ne nlost faaEhfaay observed eosadsy a no
yssr.
II, memories wnich ars revived n shis
annaal ossn1nemaratioa are maststudn0us
ansf ~uvNss rur ne Surviving Z veteran they
ssaee from Ersfs 70 sag.
: raas sa-srs rorowu - 80 sasa af sass
Furwara fnd e1n< fosy -,
Rssan< . Hreas 10 Ne aesoaats>s
- sEnsca Ar<r zen q soe.
ksd txhfer -ns - ne ssad 81 hsars
An5's mnsfs'i go - sA
So - ushs snt siark wa go aos par,
49, sEts tns.r aass ~ a.
~ r,,,u ssars No responded ~ RE drss
.a8 ~ se~snfvn nve ,houssnd troeps were
fsr 80 rsost vars TsrT TonnF. Thousands
~ th~u we're net tvvontv vssrs ed -
shevs snd mothers prayed al nixht IA ths
sAan,bara s~asra zseF aaranas wsre born
arss :, - nrsrninR saw shen march from
.s.sat eirh propt sten. carry,1y siiksn tazs.
ana ~ karla q tSe shrsA dfa's csdeuce
vsa. rns CAL lea Bshind Mer' They
ssd ne Rnc-v ~h,f -vsr was O. ccnceivs a
e. ras-s tbe7 wrrs rainE farth - meet
wlthsn szve -,sntas thsv -eeod fariug death.
.nd eren eus ~ ftrasce - var there
wers haRdreds who aeTer returned - the
,.n..ltarfnz arms of home Tie poignant
rr4ef - thess hersaFsmenss hss been
hiunse1 ~ the frnt III tns Nsuerial
par recsils = onF ~ eslsn sorrow. and
h,.fV r>ssxastsrn r~sts sn she waiting heart
wksrs spsn - str'ags there v'erates q sad
$50 - ete pa~s, whose harien is
-w..aaa rs.e. sus - shsu r,iss ains
False vfn 30 ese vscxns tsals
-. ~~sk ratsetar r-.-sI ertian - Nay ~
- ~ sV.~e -ar ~snt sut witn Am roarar-
.srf n - haoe - ,,sr eosnsrY's battle aeids>
~rd = warn ao azanxs ever cane eack.
vsrs~nsa sofk s4eor~a s~sznrs. Seuta Caro-
Fna rrszsn Gssae ard fenaessee saresfs sre
rsch -1sh =sssr ais-nen hercs benes. and the
sen nsnal ssars sna asI piaes. wsisper.az -
esrh rF,-- h - u.Ehs win.l ca saiy esiA
n shev -esta naxe y sn8wa. - secret q
ther eassries~ graves
rhe Erard agses 81 bistsrv s1iae srfxhs-
80 ~ the sanss sf sress acnraansiers.
Thefr neafeFeneass sra tae etaesa tseuses
es Ne asres~ pc~t eod ste -razse knner.
O. NsncFsss Ezv t'e tsrcteE ser~fea ~ -
prw.ta sozaier - tre1esf eea - frrT-f-
80 sn-1t ent rf~Trn II, tas -o~.d m
uat.lre's s~>sset aess rr tte .lnrs~s e-,s.i
sesasfs ~ Des1v lsstf 1s.r asrs 80
Rartstlys Eu1 receIers tAs f-r-= ssssa, -
.ua vas szsewts-sI 'rsn - ssreefsar ~ =
Ala..r.x ss.s ssessr rars. He rswe4rrrr a.
49, 49, 49, aaa 49, eef ses s~a
shrsare - gpFsls. Fae - stseats ss-srs
q - - a. ~ te1cr ssfr~s ~ saF so.sr.
- -~unks "a su.4n sa.e - ~@anr@
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Hslsu Fixks vss born N ATabzrst, xarzI.
Oct IL 1Sa- She va s3acstad 81 . usznin-
sxy fn lpswfch, NAzs. sud 81 the sctool n
ths Rev. j. & @ Abbozs In Nsw York csty.
she rns<rf~d Bai E8wsrd n Hurx. who was
hllsd whlss experimenting vitA Euhnsrfne
aGTaTafos 81 ~ Brooklyn n@Fy ysrd h 1ss2
Afser hsr hss,ssssd's Death sh4 rsss3ed as
Newport ~rfs<as over the sienaszzre ~ n.
IN tS7s 80 retrf~d WfT7sara q gaehsosn. =
baaEsr - Drsv-. Presissns krthzr 80
potneed ker xp~c5zi tndizn eonmisxsoDar
So ds~d b So FranciAco AuE, n 2ssa B=r
haea work - @sFaraouNs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

% fas @sfisnb s0ifizaf "a tha North nis
fes.as. Il.sze Cisner.l Lss sstd ~ has shat
sersl isgiszsi -Es have fuaght tie war
throazh sossEnsr I have ssHs Tie best
sanld ioz Yoas
Tie grlm kszedcatipns wtirh maFk~d snd
narrsd Ehs sallslaz ssds fron AAryA4na
% tne x1l hare asazsg al oesn ieseasd
. AIS luast aloE8 In fssoalao
ThsFs seas hsF bEtsr yss<s saoss
sveats almost hlig1tsd h0Ve and asarly par
aysed tns Industries u peoBla IL vas
Ioax nigas II waicA Ne deahh- -angsi nsw
over the la1sA snd ghen aeen came At ash
q vas kl<nA tbst no a.azk howmAn's ar
rows hai sraaLsd No ls-t-oora u neafy
svery hoasekod q 90 <s1bon-
rme. We xreat ne1fer, las been con-
ssaaly a work sznes taea. yes ths tear
.tainsA track Il slsA axfai STRIFE Il aOs
falr obaassatsd. even n0w, by tAe weeds
snd the grasses - forsstfulness.
TAs svsnes CT those sorrosf1l years vii %
ether zsneranoas torn pictsrss vague and
discAat shadowy recolecucns VII aicne
remain. baa slth them wll be . xstlonai
eussam a. q lagzcy sbssh car nos dr., for y
n tao tsroeTest passi0n shas over throooed
A tho uasesaas q she ba1A1n hsarh
By hgisiahlsa snastznenA Nay 80 IA
MsuorAI r4y Oncs cash year rne busy
sAecis 81 ind1atry stand stan so that a
y .fion may wa-k among ns graves and
ula-s .pun them trss1nfed ineonse CT the
rardsua' bisedsag heart Once each year
q. shfs day she doors of eomplsted time are
s~uux open and The soldiers OF the tie
paoae narch IN gnostly procsssson through
neu0ryis grand and eceoLaa halls hey
diea. oar fag remained Undivided Tais
IL VIA. ihs ebaidrsn earn on Nay 20 dur
ing ne csreuonies when ove writes : Ia
MsmOrfam Ia flowers on the graves where
lsvs aseIF hes buried
The soldiers and sailors cf the Republic
dist-hosts of them- N battle thunder, IN
ehseriess prisona, and In tGs tempest riding
o. 30 wava-
Their graves form a chain across ta<
continent whose Inks Are steadily increas
kax nth Ne progress sf tho years Morn
iax's hsrsiary Afts the tears q evsnine
from thsse narrow houses" noon's pow
sr dsepsns the verture on each doorles'
tsnemenA
fhe solenaa vclces of aight reaearss sheii
seorv. an1 Der hxed watchers m tho sd,
ksep vigil over tns last sleep Of ave hun
areA thousand. on whose sspuiceers arise'
the recreassd American Unioa
rtls festival of tie dead Was inaugura;se
Whale General John A Logan was Com
rnaaaar- N hisl Of the Grand Army Of ~
keesblc The idea vas uos original WIZ
hin Tne saastom q plscfng hower> m re
Easuabrance. on grasee q the Departed
veas fndaigod IN by the Auotent Greeks, an'
bv oshers a ths cid world shace. But 10
xan isszst . sensrA order reoosnnendins
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
Loss OF Tn. North American.

The following is an account Of the loss Of
tho ship North American during the civil
war: The North American left New Orleans
Dec r., 1884, with 2o3 sick soldiers, twelve
passsngers and a crew Of forty-four men.
At noon on Dec 20 a gale carne up. con-
stantly increasing in violenoa On the 22d
the engineer reported that tho vessel was
leaking badly. The bark Mary Z Libby,
from Cuba to Portland, was spoken. and the
ladies transferred Five other boatloads OF
passergers were next sent aboard the Libby.
A seventh boatioad was lost ut onca At Z
O'Clock Captain MARKHAM, with two officers
and eight men, deserted the North Arnaican.
leaving Isl sick and disabled soldiers still on
board. At O'Clock on the morning Of Dec.
"a the lights Of the North American sud
denly disappeared from the view Of those on
the Libby. The isorth American wss not in
the governu ant servica
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Rapal,e & Lawreocss Law Dictionary DE-
fines "Ercefsncy- es '-ths title of vtcaroy.
governor, ambassador or comr1andEr IN
chief.r n this - n common isw dsflnition
governor is entitled % b called "Excel-
lsncy.r snd The p~~<sderA. ss commander In
chief, n hksvise entitled 20 be 70 oa5sd We
think this is . common kaw 6efnftion; Ger
tsfrly Washington was termed ExoeIleDcy
whfiehs was commander In cine. and before
there cos1d have been any ssatsztss on tho
s1tocct Massachusetts, is. we believe. ths
ont state where TIE eOvvr77ors title b fred
hy ststuta The custom nov 10 % address
the PRESIDENT of the United States simply -
'SThs Prssidsut.S
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
We whit. Horse.

Cood-sveaing. Dalhvsg," sad GinA
spoon. on needing him ~ the club. " Have
you heard sbout P5dsheimerf
Heard about Podshsineri What 90 yca
nesaFf
" RE has gcae insane"
Y0u assonish ne should never have
suspected ha had any predisposition toward
crazyness. thought him eccentric, moth
inE more. l. any thing known regarding
The immediate csussf"
q" believe Ne caaght sight Of The vkidsr
Coshannizsn's I'D headed cook chopping
hasa, when 10 whts hsrse was Ia sighs-"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

In - graves q ths cuantry's solder
dad shcaid - isss also the aninaositHes
vAioh eEtssea farfnz she greas conflict rat
r-rst then thefr hvea 70 matter whethsr
tarv wore - bfse -r toe rrsv. hey oe-
iorred ~ Ne Rsrueiic. w-rs hrlskers u one
Fraa1 fans.r. sna. in a broader sense. we're
children ~ taa great Fzther - All VIA
tse war-clen8s eng since scattered hT 70
s7vprt wiats - peace, snd our rs'1nstsa
country hsnry anssr the smiling sxies -
prosperity sfsnasnx ~ 80 RTsvss
ef The rcuntrr.s soliier aFs4 taere
rcraes ~ uind sbsse worfs ~ Gre q Azneri-
cas- zrsanrss era9srs 81 I have tns ere sen-
r,nent far ~ sofa'ers wtr f1grat IN -
iase ~xr. ard skas b eheers fcx 80 svlag
srs tezrs 80 - asatt p r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

The following explanation OF the names
and seating Of tho party divisions In tho
French chamber VII be Of interest: sThe
Right" are the nd Bourbon Lsgitirnists, who
contest with the Orleanists since Henry VS.
death fbe. ''Centcr" are "Bonaparti ts,"
Cassagnsc at the head; they often unite with
the "Right" and extreme Left" to over
throw the ministry. The left, arc the
Opportunities, calling themselves Repub-
hoans, having jules Ferry, the TouQuin man,
for header. The Extreme Left" are the
Communist" element The radical "Centsr
Left' have Laguene. Herisse. etc, for repre-
sentatives, taking now for header Gen. Bou-
langer. Their group IN tho chamber Is yet
small &c they may obtain strength by the
dissolution Of this chamber. with the help of
Monarchists. The -OpportuniStxs and 'Ex-
trene Left are down on Boulanger, and Of
course do not want dissolution, as they know
that two thirds Of their number would never
return Tho country mt large Is mnnifestly
opposed to them, and at every now election
IN every District In France Boulanger men
will be elected
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

81 rctica II ths papers that ons q she
professional baA players in the National
League has fallen heir 20 quite . larEs
fsrtane.~ sad bankrupt Millionaire 70 his
daughter.
h What posiaon did he plsy, pspaT
queried the daughter.
Les ne see. I thiak r was center
field
RI. wil probably be promoted new"
aWhrf'
eEeczase hs ousAs - make . good
raf.-a
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

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u~et exnlss&wsiF fe< tse ~oucn@zaers q
Usfsed ssss~s p~zsozers Tsn~e gai5ty ~ of-
feu.ss s~ss-es a. Eakt~S et.e~s 49, Aefd n
~aFso-~ 1850 rwf-uns w4th g. usoer azsus-
osiu. tse s~ssersa zcveuz~eas p@yt.x -
Asfs~snx ssas~- Seq t.s tzsar-s - ~ er4rns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

The rr4sh A. ~ n. Tkhs. arBRrisk ID
cantin~ee srd sally snrwes ~ peoYss al for
bottle of kesnps ssrespsFNis feT EArsget
sd isness r. 80 enTs a Conehs tos1s.
Ess.p.s aar.szsrsns 80 stsnaars fsmnT
r~ya-f~ . snIa - : fssrsetee SO nevsF
r4a - ess& sesssfartfon tfins - sd
A. ~ Tra ef7s sr.e
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

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- kslsrassssa Ws6aessies 9sf - es -
e3aet af tsrn - saos~ "a rste ef psE aft
49, sze~~x
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
OUR FALLEN HEROES
oAs pssoTED TO sscasD sENoa'ss
t. s.sass.1l.,ss Fzsl Are Essissa ks~n
Essr - iJAs Bag a fss~sss-1s
a~< ss1 na~ss Ezs bfas' tsa><
s1ss EslEss tils oxsf"
wEsrY-TaREK

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sf.lzAl - Eae eYc-es a
aEna sinca ps&cs s@s
restored - 9zr 1zs
srecfsst eoanxy -
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w4r tEa szs< xrszt
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ssEasy1s 49, Ago
nss.o4. sad thsrs tns
ss1Fls a STATE bes~1
his ssb.s 4ane ~
"a - sssel zxoS q ed
eolnnns q the bLne.
ana tns Era4d sat
grss gzsFsss Of tAs
sGaa aexno<s esigsxi
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

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snts sarI ie ths Nass~s esstss ss~afu
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

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-axaiz~f as a EaFfon1a ~~snA tts ekserv
arre serrss sanF F1rroass = e1sas~e
s-stef-a .eoEla - A. ft7ns trthsse - the1r
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80 81 "a ssffl= snt sIe1 s.sssssss -
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bsosaez ans sessasef egs a ~esetrg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

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sfo.a'A i.e<. ~ 'u1~' I"'sofs sha
nao. aefs4l, IN uo1 " icy s'tiine "nssns1
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- AA o< 'h'"I ,anSousys or
~s soA 80 Una my a'.0 wa
prsIAso' sA'a 'ne CO. Dssss were oe'ns TO
-.eo ot'n !" ia,.~Ase' IN soeh a manner .ss
sss.s w. fe.s snoo'a re'su upon Heoaino
~ ,s' pone. W ue nio>' oeiiosse ao's
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

rr-s rsr-As~s ~ Rerlsns - - i-r~rs
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
DR.. TRUTH,
OF THE
Provident Medical Dispe nsary.

Ably sx<Asftd BY filn eorls 81 oompetcut rhys
slcians sed sersoons' tieae viii onpsFsllsle1
Diseases Of every ns.nre upan tie sis< scisntihe
paDclples He particularly lusiice si whose
csses have been negieosco. badls treated az pro
nsnnoed lncaraois fetients who an aoihf eelt
un0sr the care oi their own physicians need not
cal on cur ifoTlaos Il ~ tFesi thsss who
oxpkoI nnd relief otherwise
foass Msn Who throneh irnorsnae CT the
careless fxubeg sBof ~ sonthiui srssita. have been
untorsunsis snd nno themselves IA aanReI ot
losing their health and efaeiiiefi1f thcf sissr
lives Dlsy cal with iun confidence
middle Aged sen, who Ind lheif sisof snd
vitality weakened BY The traces ~ oio complaints
and their eedies hacked viii pain al a tims When
they should spend their deciilsnF yesn iD peace
and ooss fort should conku nf- frntb 81 oncs
and hnd The sympathy sno relief 700 posissely
require. Ms cures are thorough snd pcflnsnent.
Private Diseases Blood fe.eons ryphiiiss
too0FTb0ea 1leet Structure hydfefce AaT1oo-
oele Lost Of scKnsl Power eno al diseases of The
senito touriosss organs speedily sno permanently
cured No rkkf Incurred Consultation ffte snf
strictly conhdenul Medicine nent free fiel1
otsers alien e a. psrss O. ths Snllsc s.a.es
fal suoccfs IA the trstmcni 81 the cases G ~ntol
be devetes his special attention. Afer yea q
method 81 curing weakness in the bach snd
limbs. involuntary oischatres, nnpoteDcs. fensr-
a. debility, nervousness. iAnguof confusion ~
Ideas pa pitafigr of the heart ioss oi memory.
ten hlins and fin,iofv. diseases oi the ness
throat and lungs affections ~ TIE liver. stoIaAcA
and bowels those terrible disorders inf from
the solitary hshi4 Of yoHtb and secfet prHcfioess
bilghiing the mosi radiant hopes ana rendering
marriage impossible.
Epilepsy. or fIis. positively cured D. new
and never failing method
Free EHsmiDstien of trins. Zach person
applying for treatment should send ~ bring an
ounce Of their urine for chemical and micro
sc0pical examination.
Cases and corresponoeDcf strictly conhoentaiy
and medicine seni 10 any part 81 tbs United
states List OF questions nee.
Wes.ern Address DIX FHuTH.
Tsisds. a.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-04-19

THE May number of Scribner's Maga-
zine will contain, among other things, a
paper by Mr.. William Perry n Northrop, re-
specting an exciting cruise made by the
New York pilot boat David CARL (No-
vember A. wherein bold attempt was
made to tow into port, in rough weather,
an abandoned bark. A second paper.
in the Forthcoming number, by Mr., Chas.
f. Munroe. chemist of the United States
Torpedo Corps,will explain, in common
that is to say, upteehnical- language, the
chemical constitution and action of mod
ern explosives, as applied to destruction
in war and construction in peace. Prof.
James Baldwin will finish his paper. or
papers, on 1.-The Centre of the Republic"
and Mr. Robert Louis Stevenson will fur
nish an essay on Gentlemen" concern
ing whom he ought to write with grace.
with intelligence, and with originality.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-04-19
Town and County.

A ROW of considerable dimensions oe-
Cured at Trenton, near Mt. Pleasant, on
Saturday over the possession OF piece Of
property left by a cOlored woman named
Maria Holman, who died sometime since.
Andrew Richardson, one of the heirs, has
been occupying the property against the
will of solomon Purdy and wife. the other
heirs. The Purdys concluded to dispos-
sess the holder, and while solomon held
Richardson in chair his wife welded the
poker upon his frame, very much to his
discomfort. Richardson finally freed
himself from their clutches soon ridding
the rancho of the Purdys. He is still liv-
ing at the old stand
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-04-19
r EGAL NOTICE.

Court of Common Pleas, Belmont County, Ohio
Israel Werlich, plaintiff, rs. Hannah EagleSOn,
Mary EagleSon, Nancy EaglesOn, Mamie Eagle
son, Nancy Alexander, Robert A. Ring, Agnes
Ring, James Lattimer, and thyiunknOwn heirs of
Sarah Lattimer, deceased, defendants.
James Lattimer and the unknown heirs of Sarah
LattimeT, dee'ed, whose residences are unknown,
above named defendsn1s viii take notice, that
conditional order of re / of the Judgment in
abOve-named action, in tine me of A. X. Ong and
5. X. Werlich, adminiStra- of Israel Werlich,
deceased, plaintiff, has bee. made by the Court of
Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio wherein
said cause is pending, numbered 3S25, the object
and prayer of said cause is the enforcement of
Judgment of foreclosure of a mortgage rendered
by the said Court of Common Pleas on the 24th
day of November 1856, for 81 ,324, A against coal
lands in Pease township Belmont county, Ohio, in
said mortgage and Judgment described, being coal
land formerly owned by James Eagleson, deceased,
and said mortgage having been given by said james
EaglesOn, deceased, to plaintiff, Israel Werlich.
now deceased, in their life-times That unless de-
PENDANTS show cause to the contrary ON or before
the 5th day Of June, 1888, said judgmentwill stand
revived against them.
4 l26t JOHN $. COCHRAN, Atty for Pl'fs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-04-19

A ENCOURAGEMENT.
FOR CONGRESS.

Please announce the name of JOSEPH D. TAY-
LOR rs a candidate for Congress, subject 10 the
decision of the Congressional Convention to be held
in Bellaire, May 18th, 1888. Although he has been
in Congress only about one tern and half, he
has accomplished much good for the District and
has given universal satisfaction to his constituents
While he has taken special interest in the wool in
dlstry, in pension legislation, and in the welfare
of laboring men, he has neglected nothing. No
District was ever more faithfully or industrously
represented, and he has now so fully learned the
wants of the District that his knowledge and ex-
perience will enable him to accomplish still more
None of his predecessors were given less than
three consecutive terms, and he ought to be given
a third term without opposition.
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COURT.

Notice is hereby given that the following named
administrators, executors, and guardians have filed
in my office at st. Clairsville their accounts and
vouchers for settlement, tO-wt:
Asa-T. Warrick, admir- of Mary Z. Day, deed.
Sterling Douglass, admir- Of Robert Douglass,
deceased.
Philip Morgan, guardian of Sarah A. White,
imGecie.
VIM. A. Campbell, admir- of John W. Campbell,
deceased.
Robert Griffin, guardian of Eugene E. Scott,
minor.
Francis A. Crymble, guardian of Mary c. and
David II. Crymble minors.
William l.. Patton, executor of Samuel Gettinger,
deceased.
Ambrose Stager, admir- of John McCrum, deed.
Harrison Brady, guardian OF Sarah j. Campbell,
imbecile.
William f.. McKeyey, admir- of Robert Nc
Kelvey, deceased.
David A. IIendershot and John w. Graham,
atlm'rs Of William B. Graham, decd.
Burget McC Connaughy, admir- of Geo. DeitZ, deed.
Morris Cope, admir- OF Joshua Cope, decd.
Jacob MaIlle, guardian of Caleb b. and Mary +.
Douden, minors.
All the above viii be for examination aud settle-
ment ON the Sth day of May, 1888. -
ISAAC IL. GASfON, Probate Judge.
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MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.


B. r. JOHNSON, the furniture man,
bought a rear building off the Fink pro-
perty, and for several days has been en-
/ gagged in removing it to the lot recently
purchased by him. He has found it YER
liable elephant
WORKMEN are engaged tearing down
the Jailer's residence, adjoining the coun-
ty Jail.
SOME one is fearfully at fault because
of the leaks in the gas pipes in the court
house. 1t is great shame to rip up the
floors all over the building, and, from
present appearances, dear knows when it
will be ready for occupancy.
ABOUT when will work begin on that
new hotel? St Clairsville is the butt of
ridicule of every stranger that comes to
the town, because of its lack of hotel ac
cOmmodations.
THE new offices in the Welday Block
are nice ones.
THE railroads have been doing heavy
passenger business this week
BUDS are opening. \ few more warm
days, and the naples along the streets and
apple trees in the orchards will be in leaf.
ANOTHER entertainment will be given
in Court House Hall about the middle of
May
COUNCIL should fix reasonable grades
for sidewalks, and then compel property
owners to conform to the grades. Side
walks have been laid in defiance of the
orders of Council, and without regard to
the rights and conveniences of adjoining
property. Municipal government is
farce, if such things can be done with inn
Dunity.
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THE May number of Godeys Lady's
Book is now before us, as welcome as ever,
and so full of good things that nobody
will want to toss it aside. The illustra-
tionS this month are particularly attract
i've. A phOto-artistic frontispiece, "a
Reverie," is worthy of special MENTION
The fashion plates tell their own story,
amply expounded by the Fashion Notes.
The continued stories hold out bravely.
The opening article is on Schiller, the great
German poet. The article on "a Nota-
BILE Place" gives graphic sketch of the
home of the hapless Lady Jane Grey
There are variety of charming stories,
some of them well seasoned with love and
matrimony. Jennie June's letter from
New York is bright, lively, and instruct
i've. The chat, and home and correspond
ence pages are of more than usual inter-
est. All this, and more, for 80 a year.
Write to the publishers of Godey's Lady's
Book, 1924 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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DROBATE COURT.

Notice is hereby given that the following named
administrators executors and guardians have filed
in my Office at st. ClairsVille their accounts and
vouchers for settlement, tO-wit:
James b. Patton, admir- of George White deed.
TheO. b. Hibbs admir- of Henrietta Hall, decd
j. NJ. Powell, admir- of Samuel Simeral, decd.
David and VIM. Mckelyey, executors OF Thomas
McKelyey, deceased.
r. B. Reynolds, admir- of Matilda Marshall, dec'd
Sarah j. MehOllin, admir- of Joseph MehOllin, -
Isaac Berry, admir- of Charles Bewley, deed.
WIN. and Moses Perkins, executors of Elizabeth
Perkins, deceased.
Ann COwen, guardian of Eleanor COwen, minor
VIM. Harris and VIM. McNichOls, executors of
John Harris, deceased.
All the above will be for examination and settle
ment on the 18th day of MAY, 1888.
4 1g-3t ISAAC II. GASTON, Probate Judge