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, 1890-01-16

the newspaper nttack5 upon him when
hc wa q candidate for the legislature
last fall, and requires newspapers to pub.
lish at the end OF every article, tolc.
graphic, editorial communication, or
otherwise, the name of the editor, re-
porter or correspondent who wrote IL.
Extracts from other papers must bc
properly credited, Violations are mis-
dem c,nurs, punishable by "a tine of from
500 to 500.
Mr, Evans motion TO reject the bill
failed.
~ have introduced all the bills am
goiup TO- said Mir Clark to the report
crs, altcr thi, bill had been read, "and
now you can pitch into me-
, 1890-01-16
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.
a Resolution Looking to Its Proper
ContFol.

OLYMPIA. Wash, Jan. u, senator
Whalley to-day Introduced a concurrent
resolution. submitting an amendment to
the constitution that noucu. tunpcfma-
ncnt school fund shall ever bo loaned to
private lersons or corporations, but that
It may be invested In national, state.
county or municipal bonds, cxNpt that
II may he loaned to private persons on
impmyed ptOrc.ty at an appraised val.
untion not to exceed one-thW cl its
, 1890-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho Reform school BiIi The ventiia-
tipn ~ Wines.


Representative lI,rrcu's bill, appro-
priatiug 1000 Tor a state reform school
n Lewis county came UP on special
order in the house this afternoon. Mr..
Blair o.lrrud substitute bill, leaving
the location to tho COmui-sion. Mcssr'.
tlCTgu.s and lilairs bills and Mt
iIglrS other reform school bill are all
rcicrrnd io the education committee.
Representative Huttor while in seattle
employed IN different mines about hla
bill making thc proper ventilation OF
mines compulsory n required ibO
cubic feet utuir to be for Ell iuto each
mine every minute for every person cm-
Iloygd Tho bin was satisfactory To the
miners with whom Mr. Rutter con-
suited.
Representatives Brown, Of Pierce, and
GoogheElu nro In Tacoma considering
senator Euirweathcr's funding bill.
, 1890-01-16
THE WARNING MEDiCos.


The house committee ON medicine and
surgery has decided not TO accept the
amendment OF the State Homeopathic
Society, giving ihc homeopath hists equal
representation with the Aiiopathists ON
the state medical toard. Tie bill was
reported back 10 the house to-day and
will come up Ia few days. 1t gives the
, 1890-01-16
cursEsr sxcLusios.
An order Prohibiting the Issuance OF
IirIurn rIllnnlns.

WAsuINUroS, Jan, ~. Assistant! Sec
rotary richcnor ha, directed the go.lgc-
tor OF customs at Fort Benton, Mont. to
discontinue the practice ot i,~Wlue to
Chinese persons about To leave The
United states certificates that thcY are
qualified to return. lie say. that a
careful reading OF the act Of October I
iSSS, indicates that Chinese lahorcr- are
absolutely excluded from entering the
United states, whether they have lcrD.
toiurc been residents Of the country Or
mt
, 1890-01-16

Passage % the scnat. Concurrent Res
oiutiun by the House.

The house to-day passed by a close
vote of3l to - the senate concurrent
resolution extending the contract for
the state printing with the State Print
ing Company until the end Of the SOS
sion.
IN tho discussion, Mr. Judson, Of
Pierce, iutmItcd very strongly that
There was u niger In tho woodpllc.
lie said he supposed the resolution was
lpfeufdained to go through, but that il
was not right, as the work could be- done
20 per cent, cheaper.
, 1890-01-16

Representative Stewart, OF Vermont,
to -dny introduced in the house bill de-
cloring no Mormon eligible to vote al,
election, or to hold civil office IN the
territories Of the United States. or in br
naiuralizcd as u citizen OF the uuilru
states, ur to settle upon any puhlir
lands. Voters arJ required To take oatu
that they dO not belong to tEo Mormon
ri iLtlit of sutifaua
, 1890-01-16
NOTICE or FINAL rnoor.

NIT-T . VT77f I7-T7E7
land Onicc nt spokane falis, wash, jan
uary "a. lrpO.
Nutlcc j. hereby given that the following
unfuod .rtficr hns hlefl noitco OF Dts infeU-
fion 10 make 1nM prn0f iu suprou ~ fls
claim. and thar stid prnf wll bu laHe "
fore Inc q. land Ofiica ~ srUAaNt flilA,
Nash. nu Msfcl 10 1900 n N.t
tlon u. s. No sOll, TOT INC 10. B ui see. ~.
twp. - a.. range o. e.. W 81
lie NAMES thr iolluwmF NltIcert 90 prnse
his cuutiuuuUs residence ufuu nuu tullfit
tion of said laud. VIA.
Mancinus thHnmen, otla y. Hmt, " va
W. Khowles, soion l. Moiht, al OF -irha..e
$40 }. "a. ADAMS, Rerlsser.
, 1890-01-16
FOREIGN IMMIGRATION.
Suggestion, ON the Subject by So
licitor Hepburn,

WAsHINGroS, Jan l3,--W. T.. Hep
burn, solicitor Of the treasury, in his rc
port to Secretary WIndom giving there
suits of tac recent investigation on i'm
mitigation matters at the mort OF Sew
y Ork, expresses the opinion that the
present contract with the board OF iu-
migration should be terminated and tho
whole supervision of contract labor ami
,lumisration laws placed under the III
rcctiun OF nm officer of the treasury dc.
pnrtment, under the collector OF the
port of New YORK,
, 1890-01-16
snEnMAN's ANrI-rnusr BILL.
a Favorable Report Ordered by the
Finance Comm ittcc,

WAauSoroH, Jan. l4.-Tho senate
committee on finance To-day continued
the consideration OF Senator Shorman's
bill tp declare trusts unlawful. After
adopting several amendment which 10
not affect the principal scope of the
measure, the committee ordered favor.
able report to he made 10 the senate.
, 1890-01-16

alloplthlsts oven momtcrs of the board
and the hpmroputuist- Two.
Dr. Power Chnlriunn oi she committee,
says the numerical strength oi tho
homeopathic entities them To no morc.
Tho humuopathists Will hght the bill as
II now stands to tho ultlcr end. Dr.
Power Is an allupathist,
, 1890-01-16
ISDIAs WAR CLAIMS.
A Recommendation That California
He kciubursed.

WAsHISGroS, Jan. I5.-ln communi-
cation sent to the senate to-day, the
third auditor oi the treasury recommends
that SOa5, 900 be allowed the state of Cal
iiornia for money expended In suppress
ing the Indian hostilities prior to 1851
The state, tie third auditor says, issued
bonds for this purpose aud he recon- %
mcnds that tho government take up the
bonds ana pay the interest.
The payment Of SSS, 90 on account OF
the Humboldt Indian expedition and OF
", iii torcNponsCs incurred in thc Modoc
war Is also roconimcnded,
, 1890-01-16

whether the gentleman expected tho in
scriptions TO bc In cipher Applause on
ihc republican side.
by Mr.. Grosvonor-.t military
national park 1T Chiclamaugn.
BY MIR. W0shingtuu--Nlpkin Andrew
Jackson's day u national holiday,
The hOu'c went into committee of the
whole to consider tho bill to provide for
the town'slto entry Of lands in OklahO-
ma.
Mr., Culborson, Of Texas. gave notice
otA proposed amendment
NO action WI. Token, and the commit
tee rose Hnl the huu-c adjourned
, 1890-01-16

mously directed Chairman Davis to re-.
port tie dependent pension bill. The
title of the Dill reads n. followsi "A bill
gmnting pcnail lns to soldiers and sailors
who arc in.upuuiiutod for tho PERFORM
auCc of labor, and providing for tho ben
sioning of their widows, minor children
nnd dcstitMlo nMrumLs.'
, 1890-01-16

tablishmont Of soldi.rs and soil,r,,
home, bui viii report favorably on lin
~ lor thr Same purpose, OF which Nr
Parkinson u the author. '''
, 1890-01-16

WAsHiNGToS, Jan. Is. senator Mitch.
ell to-day Introduced u bill to prob bit
the coming Of Chinese into the United
States, whether ublcCts of the Chimes,
empire or otherwise. Those now wit han
the limits ofthe United Statca and who
may hereafter leave and attempt to re-
turn are also excluded.
, 1890-01-16

A Bni Proposed to Locate One at
Cheney.

Representative Crubb will introduce
bill in the house tomorrow locating a
state normal school at Cheney Spokane
county, provided the trustees Of the
BENJAMIN y. Cheney academy, located
at that place, will donate tio building
aud grounds TO the state by good title.
The blocE OF ground occupied by tho
academy g. located Ia the residence part
of tue oityi ana &c, with the building. -
large twu-story frame capable OF accom-
modatiug 40 pupils, IS worth at least
, 1890-01-16
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or COUNTY
AND BRIDGE WARRANTS.

County warrants from 80. 4,0Ol tu 4, 100
inclusive and hr.dg. Wariauts irom No III
to it- N elusive, Nflll hH rad on pfcsente-
zion ut ing uiuct. Idferofi ou said Warrants
va ID ,-cHsc ufici dnfu q iAUi uoiCc.
GEORGE o. COLI County Ifeasurgr.
spoKARE FALLs. Jan :, 500
, 1890-01-16

The railroad committee reported ad
ycrely ON Mossrs, PersOn'~ and keu-
ncdys bill requiring railroads to be
fenced, and offered u substitute bill .
Tho report was adopted.
Tho normal suuool COMMITTEES re
ported flvOrlhiy on MI Judson's (Di
WhutComi iill TO establish norma j
school at Lyndon. The committee also
recommended that three other norma ]
schools bee established.
Senator lanics memorial for light
housc ANA tJg signal Oh Clailam head
was passed.
lETEOpUCrtnE OF BILLS.
By Mr. Sharpe To provide for the use
of water for irrigation purposes, and the
condemnation Of rights Of way for
bitches; referred to thc irrigation COM
mittcc.
BY Mr.. Pickrc,l. Regulating railroad
charges, and providing tor railroad
commission; railroads.
by MIR. Judsou, oil ipierce-Appropriat-
ing f1bOOO for tho maintenance OF the
StvilaCOOm asylum referred,
liy Mr. Juigon, OF Pierce -AuthoriH-
ing the enlargement of Incorporated
towns; municipal corporations.
THIRD READING oF NILS.
by MIR Picl,rcli Projecting from
forced sAle certain PROPORTION OF the
homestead aud other property of mar
ficd persons and the heads Of families;
rc.COmmitttd
, 1890-01-16
TO suPPnEss GAMBLING.
A BiII in Preparation 10y Senator
Iarls.

Senator Farris has in PREPARATION a
bill 10 suppress all gambling with cards
or dice. lie says that his constituents
IN Whitman county expect him To intro
ducr such q bin, aud he Is going to make
II as strong and iron'clad asit Is possible
, 1890-01-16

when you dance in Russia YOU are ex
pocted to 80 through all tine steppes. The
The most common dance now 10 the ca
cho0-cl.-Puck.
, 1890-01-16
TO RESTRICT THE NnwsrArERs.
a Queer mn Introd uced by Mr.. Clark
IN the sfnusc.

Representative Clark introduced IA
queer bIil to-day. IL Is the cute ome o
, 1890-01-16

WAsnIs0ToN, Jan 1.-THE senate
committee OH pensions to-day unani-
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PERSONAL MENTION.

james F. Tallman, Esq, Is taking q
vacation from his duties in the Probate
Judges Office, and started last Saturday
on trip which will embrace st. Louis
Denver and Cheyenne.
Albert Troll left on Monday on an
extended tour through the far west. He
expects to be gone from four to six weeks,
and will make Denver and different
places in California objective points on
his trip.
The family of Senator Nichols re-
turned from their Western visit on Tues
day, and are domiciled at their home on
Marietta street.
Hons. J. W. Nichols and A. T. Nc
Kelvey came home Saturday, returning
to Columbus on Monday.
Mr.. George Dunn, of Columbus, has
been spending few days with his wife
at the residence of her parents, Judge
and Mrs. c. W. Carroll.
Mrs. John Pollock started on vi sit
Tuesday to her mother, at Bloomington,
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COLERAIN.

A large amount of plowing was done
last week. The ground is in very poor
order, and will take considerable rain to
put it in condition for planting. No oats
has been sown yet Potatoes and a large
amount of garden truck have been
planted.
DR.. Hawthorn, of Colerain City, has so
far recovered as to be able to resume his
practice; his many friends are glad to
learn of his recovery.
The ladies of the W. c. T. Z. of Cole
rain City, will give an entertainment at
the Colerain School house, Thursday
evening: an interesting time is antici-
pated
The Township Teachers Association
will meet at Barton next Saturday at
o'clock. The following programme will
be rendered: Writing, by J. g. Taggart;
How to interest the little folks, Jessie
Bailey; How to teach Geography, Q. Cope;
Committee on music, E. W. DUNCAN.
This will close the school year and the
Association will adjourn.
Mr.. Henry Lash, of Bennington, Ks,
was called here by the serious sickness of
his mother, Mrs. VIM. Lash, of near
Pennington. He is always gladly well
coined back to the old home by his many
friends
The announcement that Miller Purvis
will be at Maynard Wednesday will as
sure a large audience. These meetings
so far have been well patronized.
Our Assessor, Mr.. VIM. Newlin, is max
ing his rounds. He is a progressive
young farmer, and will make a careful
canvass of the township.
The Barton Literary Society will close
on next Thursday May 1st. A paper
will be read beside the regular perform
ances.
The fruit trees are in bloom. There is
small bloom on the plums; the late
cherries promise good crop; the pear
crop will be light, and the apple will be
moderate.
Mrs. Jane Pyle is lying at the point Of
death from complication of diseases.
COUNTRY COUSIN.
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DROBATE COURT.

Notice is hereby given that the following NAMED
administrators, executors and guardians have fileC
in my office at st. CairSville their accounts anC
vouchers for settlement, tO-wit:
T J Henderson, ex'r of Jas Alexander decd.
Oliver Blackburn, admir- of Andrew Leonard
deceased.
E B Armstrong, admir- of RObt W Lindsey, decd
RObt Mann, admir- of Joseph E Gatchell, decd.
RObt Mann, admir- of Joseph Clark decd.
VIM II Jackson, admir- of Ann Jackson, decd.
o S Negus, admir- of Eliza J Fawcett, decd.
James Wiley, admir- of John Wiley, decd.
Alfred II MITCHELL admir- of Jos Iddings, decd.
Milton Barnes, eXr of Abel Barnes, decd.
w James assignee of VIM Perkins & Son.
w r Ratcliff, guardian of Harry Woodmansee,
minor.
Vim Burke, guardian of Rosa Ehni, minor.
Peter Phillips, guardian of Elias NJ, Joseph and
Samuel Mann, minors.
Morris Cope, admir- of Joshua Cope, decd.
ElmOre Kinney, admir- etc, Jacob Mays, decd
David MelOtt, guardian of Alexander A Gitfen,
minor.
Jas Taylor, admir- with will annexed of Charles
White, deceased.
All the above will be for examination and settle
ment on the 18th day of May, 1890.
42+3t ISAAC HI. GASTON, Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-24
NEW SUITS.

The following cases have been brought
in Common Pleas Court since the 10th
inst:
Ida NJ Chappell VS.. Arthur II. Chap
pell Suit for divorce on grounds of will
full absence. Gallaher & Woodbridge, ptff's
attorney.
Felix Beatty VS.. The Phoenix Ins. Co.
of Hartford. Civil. Amount claimed
$500. DanfOrd & Danford, pltff s att'ys.
c. Aultman & Co. VS.. Robt. Irwin ct al
Civil. Appeal from docket of Justice L.
S. Thompson.
Jas. G. Tallman, admir- Bridget Faher-
ty VS.. The B. and o. r. r. Co. Suit for
damages. Amount claimed $4,000. L.
Danford and Shannon, atty's for pltffs
L. Nora Custer VS.. Elizabeth Lucas ct
al Suit for partition. Geo. Linn and
Mitchell Bros. plaintiff s atty's.
Cora M. McAninch VS.. Oliver p. Nc
Aninch. Suit for divorce. Cause, alleg,
ed adultery. Ross j. Alexander, pltff s
attorney.
Ohio VS.. John T. Hinton Resisting
an officer-two cases. transcripts from
dockets of H. W. Baker, J. z.
Ohio VS.. Herman Ulrich. Embezzle.
ment. Transcript from docket of A
RGder, J. p.
First Natl Bank, Leoti, Kans., VS.. An
drew ]. Mcfarland. Civil suit. Amt
claimed, Sl,422. II. P. Lloyd, plaintiff s
attorney.
Harrison Brady VS.. Thos. b. Lowrie ei
al. Suit for marshaling of liens and
equitable relief. Tarbott and Walton
pltff S attorneys.
Robt. Woods VS.. John T. Hukill ct al
Suit for foreclosure of mortgage. Geo
Duncan, pltff S attorney.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-24
T EGAL NOTICE.

John F. Hukill and Harriet Hukin his wife,
who reside at Delmar Alabama, and Ella NJ. Day,
who resides at Wheeling, West Va, will take no
tice, that on the 22d day of April, 1890, Robert
Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio, against the above
named parties and others, praying for the fore
closure of mortgage made by said John F. Hukill
perehes in section 26, township T. range 2, Pease
township, Belmont county, Ohio, said land com
mencing at a stake on the south boundary line of
said section at corner to lands of VIM McCune;
thence with south boundary line of said section
north s9l4 east 12s poles; thence north 154o west
50 poles; thence north 79o west 1872 pOleS thence
north go 10 poles; thence south 1914 west II poles
thence south 6Olo west 40 poles thence south 161
east 1884 pOleS thence south 39E.o east SO poles
given to secure debt on which there is due 81 700
and interest at per cent. from November %, 1882
Said parties are required to answer on or before
the 18th day of June, 1880
ROBERT WOODS.
Geo. Duncan, Atty. 4 424l6t
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HOW 5 YOUR HEALTH?

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., April Il, 1890.
DR.. a. Wlford Hal, Ne,C Torh City:
DEAR SIR-It affords he the most in
finite pleasure to write you that have
tried your new treatment, and pronounce
it most perfect success. For more than
a year have been on the "chronic in
valid" list, but three applications gave
me new lease on life, and | am at work,
and enjoy it. l took enough asthma,
rheumatism and nerve medicines to kill
two or three ordinary men, but now l
have thrown physic to the dogs drawn
in my purse strings, and am happy.
Most sincerely yours, A P. BLAIR.
For full information call on or address
with stamp, WALT. 5. COwEN, Agent, st.
Ohio. p. o. Box %. Il
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-24

Carrie B. Price VS.. Ross o. Price Par
tition. Sale confirmed and deed ordered
and authority to receive purchase money
in cash. Finding due B. F. Bower from
defendant Theodore Price, S1127.30; find
ing due Bower on his note and mortgage
1881
Sarah E. Cunningham VS.. Mary Ann
McCaughey. Sale confirmed and deed
ordered.
Mary G. Tate VS.. Frederick William
Otto ct al. Partition. Report of com
missioners confirmed and sale ordered
RObt. johnson VS.. LayOSier Spence et
al. Cause settled and dismissed at costs
of plaintiff.
Sallie w. Iddings vs. Nancy Burdett Ell
al. Dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Pauline Good VS.. Louis Long ct al Mo.
tion to dismiss appeal by Kate Wenzel
overruled; plaintiff excepts and has five
days to answer.
Lucinda Giffin vs. John W. Graham eft
al. Settled and dismissed at costs of de
PENDANTS.
Henry Montaig VS.. H. L. Shepp ct al
Judgment by default against defendant
H. L. Shepp for S596.67, and order of sale
The Franklin Building Assn VS.. John
Antlinger Cause settled and dismissed
and costs paid.
Sarah H. Shepherd VS.. Noble Shepherd.
Divorce. Dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Cora NJ. McAninch VS.. Oliver 2. Nc
Aninch. Divorce. Settled and dismiss
ed at costs of plaintiff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-24
COURT PROCEEDINGS

The Summer term of Common Pleas
Court began on Tuesday, April %, Hon
John B. briggs, Judge; Henry NJ. Davies
Clerk; o. E. Foulke, Sheriff.
The Grand Jurors heretofore selected
were called, and came as follows: James
Cow, Abraham Ramsey, ThOs. H. Stan
ton, Henry Coen, Jos. l. Cunnard, Dan1
Mumma, John Poulton, John Michener
Zuingle Armstrong, 5. Z. Haines, Joseph
Lashley and Henry Smith. Others of
the jury for good cause having been ex-
cused, David Wagener, VIM. NJ. Camp
bell, and David NJ. Davies, were by or
der of the Court called from the bystand-
ers to fill the panel. David Wagener was
appointed foreman, and the jury were
sworn and retired to their room to delib-
crate.
The following causes were continued:
Mary M. Sheets VS.. Rebecca j. New
land ct al;
Walter Pryor VS.. Isaac Curtis;
Jennie FOwles vs. John Fowles:
John Wells VS.. Eli Bailey;
L. Nora Custer VS. Elizabeth Lucas ct al.
James Dunfee VS.. VIM. K. Crozier; dis
missed at costs of plaintiff.
VIM. Moore VS.. Fred Schreiner ct al.
Dismissed at costs of plaintiff
The following cases were settled and
dismissed:
Mary A.SpringfeId VS.. The c., L. and
w. R'y Co.;
Mann Naubart VIC Tho n CIV P'vCo
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-24

THE following marriage licenses have
been issued by the Probate Judge during
the week ending Tuesday:
Sylvester Gray and Louisa McKelvey.
Jos w Donley and Mary Miniker.
John Nan and Annie ElwOod
Jas M Richardson and Mamie Skaggs.
E b Luyster and Hattie A Reynals.
David Dinger and Effie Davies.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
The State of Ohio, Belmont county-COurt Of
Common Please.

George w. Chessel. Plaintiff, u.s. Clarence f. IrwiI
and Hannah b. Irwin, Defendants.
The defendants, Clarence f. Irwin and Hannal
b. Irwin both of whom reside in the city OF Wheel
ing, w. Va, and whose post-offce is Wheeling, W
va, will take notice that they have been sued b!
the plaintiil, George w. Chessel that the OBJ
mat he may have judgment against said defen
dants on certain promissory note, given by de
PENDANTS 10 plalntin December nth, 1885, and call
ing for 500. Amount claimed AS due sh30 ~, will
interest from May list, 1889. You are required Il
answer said petition on or before June l4th, 1890
GEORGE w. CHESSEL.
l.. DanfOru, Auy. 4 l7-6t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-24

HERE is piece of excellent advice
from an exchange: "Drink nothing with
out seeing it. Sign nothing without
reading it, and be sure that it means
nothing more than it says Don't go to
law unless you are forced to and have
something to lose. In any business never
wade in where you cannot see the bottom.
Put no confidence in the label on bag
and count money before you receipt for it.
See the bag open before you buy what is
in it, for he who trades in the dark either
cheats or asks to be cheated"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-24

THE meeting of the Belmont County
Teachers Association in Martins Ferry
on last Saturday brought out large
number of the teachers of the county and
was one of the largest ever held. The
programme was carried to a successful
termination, and the different papers,
essays, and talks were highly commended.
Prof. Kirkwood. of Wooster University
was present and spoke on ''The Object of
a True Education" Instructors from
surrounding cities were present as spec
tators. The entire attendance was en-
tertained by the Martins Ferry teachers.
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consumptIon Surely Cured.

To THE EDrToR:-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the above-named
disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. shall be glad
to send two bottles Of my remedy FREE to any of
your readers who have consumption il they will
send me their Express and P. o. address. Respect
fully, T. A. SLOCUM, n. c., ISL Pearl St., N, z.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-24

MARsHALSTUFF,o of Bridgeport, brought
"Bull' McDonough and Eddie Combs
from Wheeling to jail in this place on
Monday evening, having obtained requi-
-sition from the Governor of West Vir-
ginia for their release.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-24

SHER1FF's SALE.
IN PARTITION
Belmont Common Pleas
Mary C. Tate Plaintiff,
Fred. William Otto, ct al, Defendants.
Pursuant to an order of sale in partition in the
above entitled case issued and to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
county, Ohio will offer for sale at public auction
at the front door OF the Court House of said county
on
Saturday, May 24th, 1890,
At II O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate, tO-wit
Situate in the town of West Wheeling, county of
Belmont and state of Ohio and known as lots
numbers eighty-seven (S7) and ninety (9O) Of said
town of West Wheeling aforesaid.
Appraised as follows: Lot No. 81 at S175; Lot
No. 80 at S25.
TERMs-One-third cash on day of sale; one
third in one, and One-third in two years from day
of sale-the deferred payments to bear per cent.
interest, and to be secured by mortgage on prem
ises sold.
o. E. FOULKE, Sheriff.
NJ. NJ. SCOTT, Deputy.
J. C. Heinlein, Pltf's Atty. 424td