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ST. CLAIKSVfLLE, OHIO:
Thursday Mornixo. Lec. 18"-
Local Notices.
Diaries for 18T1 Wt i wiU opn their nan
al full assortment about December 15th.
"if you want a Ural class set of teeth, come to
the office formally occnpied by Dr. Fisher,
above Hoffners Clothing Store. See advertise
meat.
5Iore Light! H. West Son have jut
opened a large aiisortment.of lamps and lamp
goods, whlcn lhe will sell at low ngnrea.
Young men .desiring a practical business
training will find
DUFF'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE
the oldest, the most reliable, and permanent
institution of the kind In the United States.
Circulars can be had by addressing the prin
cipals P. DnlT A Sons, Pittsburgh, Penn's.
declo-2w .
Th Orient Argand Burners something new
WESTS.
at
T, St. Lewis has just received a lot of Fine
Freuch aud Aineiicao rerinmery.
DIthrldge Flint GUM Lamp Chlmineys
will not break by heat, all kinds and sizes, at
decli-lw WEST'S.
" FL'RS.Fursol all kinds at
decliJw CTBOLL
Honey, Glycfciiu and other flue soaps veiy
cheap at .L WIS 1RUG A BOOK STORE.
A FULL, assortment of Purs for $2a at
UecliSw C. TitOLL S. J
JL t.m.1 .is on 3-' JtSi! CM, "isvirngj, Hair,
lo.u, iiat, aud S c . uasse joet panod at
dccliiW LEWIS' Lltb'li STOKE.
A FULL set or Fitch Furs lor ilti at
tmmm c.TBOLL'B.
l,ressUsg, Pocket, Fine, Kound Combination
and Tuck Combs. A good assortment at
declaiw LEWIS' DRUG A BOOK STORE.
STRIPE and Plaid buawls at C. TROLL'S.
Queen's Own Powder, Opera Fearllne and
Opera Rouge for Lbe complexion, at
deo'jl'w LEWIS'
BLANKETS, White and Gray, at
deoloJw O. TBOLL'S.
The annual meeting of the Belmont County
Agricultural Society for the election of officers
will be held at the Court House, at St. Clalrs
ville, on Monday, January 2, 1S71, at 1 o'clock,
P. M.
By order of the President.
ALEXIS COPE. Sec y.
A Friendly Notice.
As I have been out of the printing business
for nearly four months and very few persons
who were indebted to me for advertising or job
work done while I had the Chbosiclk. taavs
called to settle their accounts, ; desire to say to
all who know themselves indebted to me, that
I am very anxious to have their accounts set
tled at once and hope they will call and attend
to the matter without further notice or delay.
In my absence from town my books are left
with the present Proprietors of the Chron
icle, who are authorized to collect and receipt
for all amounts due thereon.
NovlO-tt C L. POORMAN.
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing be
tween Estep and Foster, in the practice !
medicine, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent All persons in debt to the firm are re
quested to call and adjust their accounts at
once The books can be found at Joel Elliott s.
W, EHTEP,
W. FOSTER.
Loydsvllle, O., Oct. 22, 1670. oc27-6w
Oskarsu lsfpaylng C A S H for beef hides,
calf skinsand sheep pel s, no3-2m
Town and County News.
Standing Offers.
To'any old or new subscriber paying
$2,2(5 in advance, we will send the
Chronicle and the American Farm
Journal one year.
To any new subscriber we will send
the Chronicle until Feb. 1, 1872, for
$2,00. Two months free.
.f Mr. J. H. Close of the firm of Clone,
:' Eells ik Co.. now has at his farm, one
half mile west of St. Ctairevi'le, O., a
number of Imported Sheep just landed
direct from Englaud and Scotland. All
interested in the improvement of the
much sought after Combing Wool Sheep
are invited to calljind see them. 4
"Williams, at Warnock's, has a con
tract to furnish 700 turkeys for Christ
mas. -
Gold closed on Monday at$l:I0J.
The United States Patent Laws, with
instructions how to obtain Patents, is
the title of a work of 112 pages, sent to
us by Munn & Co., S7 Park Bow, N w
York. ' It also contains the official l'ules,
forms for patent deeds, hints on selling
patents, 150 diagrams of mechanical
movements, and a large variety of other
useful information. It is a book really
worth having, and can be had free by
all who will send their names to Messrs.
Mann & Co. as above.
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Examinations will begin in the
School Hall, on Monday next 19th inst.,
and last four days. Public School exer
cises also on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings singing, declaiming, fcc.
Rev. Ferguson is to be here.
The following persons received certifi
cates at the last teachers' examination
held in Belmont :
For eighteen mouths Miss Nancy
Lowry, W. S. Myers and John C. Parks.
For 12 months Miss Jane W. Evans
R. L. Farrar, M. B. Kirk and M. F.
McKirahan.
For six months Miss Clara Help
bringer, Miss Rebecca Helpbringer, Miss
H. E. Carter, I. A. Coffland, T. M.
Tbomuson and Robt. West.
B.
Q olden Wedding. Mr. Joel Walker
and Mrs. Mary Walker of CoL.-rain
township celebrated the fiftieth adver
sary of their marriage on Monday.
They have eight children living and all
married but o,pe; ' also nineteen living
graud children. Mr. Walker sent in
his subscription to the Chronicle on
the 6ame day. May they live to celebrate
their Diamond Weddiug.
From the Ohio State Journal we learn
the following: On Friday last some
boys found a sack of Burglar tool near
. Nelsonville. A further search revealed
the dead body of a man near a camp fire.
A company of burglars had been en
camped and it seems evident that the
murder of one of their number was the
result of a general quarrel among them
selves. The dead man was recognized
ai a former citizen of the county
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Horse Killed. On Tuesday of last
week one of the wheel horses in Simp
eon's Bus.while at Warnocks was kickec
by one of the leaders, aud died in a few
hours. As usual the kicked animal wai
the best of the two.
Uimcluville is to have a Buildinf
Association. Capital Stock $150,000.
. The new M. E. Church in Dennisoi
is finished dedicated and out of debt
It cost $18,000. Remote cause Rail
road.
Part of the Jail roof was blown on
r2 ; ing the storm .ast week.
Wf apologize for the bad appearance
of the outside of this insue. We were
making some improvements upon onr
power press and did not get thm finish
ed. We intend to do much better work
MB,
Postal Cards. A Bill has been in
troduced in Congress to adopt the postal
Card System. These cards will cost a
cent and will be already stamped. They
can be used for brief messages. The on
ly difference is that Postmasters will
understand a large share of what is go
ing through the mails. Love letters aud
money must go under cover.
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Railroad Meeting.
There will be a Railroad Meeting in the in
terest of the propose . Belmont and Toledo
Railroad, held at DUNN'S SCHOOL HOUSE,
Ulnon Township, on Saturday evening, Decern
ber, 17th. Speakers, K. E, Chambers Esq., and
Col. C. L. Poorman.
Let everybody attend.
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From several ef our exchanges along
the Road we learn the death of Fred
Henry, Couduclor on theB. 4 O. R. R.
a short distance above Bellaire. He was
caught by a wheel while detaching caie
and terribly crushed. He died next
morning. His t w. ii 1 nesville.
We call attention to notice in another
column of two Farms offered for sale by
Phillips.
Gressinger & Lewis' change of adver
tisement. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has bought the Hempfield
Railroad, east from Wheeling. The
Company has now the old "Pittsburgh
and Connellsvilie" transformed and ex.
tended into the Pittsburgh and Cumter
land Railroad. This Hempfield road is
to be completed from Wheeling to join
it; then the disiance from Wheeling to
Cumberland will be about fifty miles
shorter than by the present route by
Grafton.
Unintentional Canine Suicide.
The Athens papers give an an account
of the untimely fate of a dog which was
chasing sheep on George Tippey'e farm
in that county a few nights since. The
dog had a strap round his neck and in
attacking a ram this strap became en
tangled in his horns and the dog was
found next morning hanging to the
ram's horn, dead as a herring.
Mr. Isaac Askew who has I een on a
visit to his friends in this county for
sometime, leaves this week for Kansas
city.
The lates patent applied for is a Rea
dy Acting Dog-Tail aud Gun Attach
ment. The gun is strapped to the back
of the dog and the trigger attached tc
the dogs tail. Only pointers can be used
for this purpose.
Pensions are now paid quarterly in
stead of Semi-annually.
The Obituary notice handed us by J .
M. will appear next week.
Simpson's new Bus was brought out
on Monday and is quite an improve
ment uponshoelf of two months ago. It
is handsomely painted and the new
spring arrangement made our ride over
the road on Monday much shorter than
usual. Charley is proud of the New
Bus and we don't blame him.
The Washington Chronicle is to be
sold. Forney and Grant can't agree.
Mr. Dawes moved a reform bill looking
into Forney's printing bills for the.gen
eral government. Grant supported
Dawrs' movement and thus became
Forney's enemy.
Weather Signs The old sign that
the weather of the winter depends upon
that of the first three days of December,
if true, will insure us a pleasant winter
season. Some signs indicate cold weath
er. For instance, a flock of Geese was
seen going South (toward a corn-crib) a
few days since. The Cows' tails are full
of burrs.
A lady made her appearance, last
week, in the very comfortable and con
venient dress called the American Cos
i ume. The boys on the streets manifes
ted considerable curiosity and were not
very modest in way of doing so. But,
as woman is woman's aeveres' critic.the
boys are not alone to be blamed. Several
of the former were among the curious.
We do not understand why this dress is
so universally condemned. It is certain
ly more neat more conducive to health
than the lengthened train they call
fashion. Let us have some American
Costumer for a change.
Under the laws of Ohio dealers in in
toxicating liquors are responsible for all
damages accruing from such sales and
may be prosecuted therefor by the wife
or children of the purchaser. The ow
ner of the property where the liquor is
sold is likewise liable. These provisions
of the law are being enforced at Mans
field and Zanesville.
100 car loads of coal pass over the
Hocking Valley R R daily.
The first coloredRi publican was sworn
in as a member of tbe House, yester
day, to succeed Whiitemore, of South
Carolina. He is a bright mulatto, of good
appearance. Both his parents were sla
ves. From the Guernsey Times.
Tb? ia.e electior drove a distracted
Democrat in this vicinity into the fol
lowing 'soliloquy, which will reflect
somewhat upon ..he intelligent idea the
more deluded of that party have of citi
zenship: ' Jes'so that dam ttth amend
ment done it. Next year they will
have the 10th, and let the infernal Chi
nee vote, and after that the 17th, and
Zahniser's ducks will be driven up and
voted." Poor fellow! the news ought
to have been broken to him more gent-
y.
Brisk Old Gentleman. Mr. Ed"
mond Johnsor , of Henecaville, aged 7
years, gave testimony in Court here one
day last week, after which he walked
home, a distance of teu miles.
From the Democrat (Tuscarawas Co;
we learn of the terrible effects of th
a or in on Monday of last week in New
1 Philadelphia. About half of the roo
of tli e Buckeye Planing Mills was torn
off and carried away. The Board-yarc
was tumbled up in wild confusion. Mr
A. T. Raiff and wi.e were returning (
. town when the storm came up. An oal
I tree was blown across their buggey , fall
r ing between the dash-board and seat
s After.much trouble Mrs. R. extricatei
herself and hastened to a neighborinf
house for help, by means of which Mr
Haiti' was taken out, but with a brokei
leg.
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i Dr. A. P. Powual of Sand Hill, Ky
. was drowned Dec. 5th, while in the ac
of being baptized. He was a convert t
be Chrietain Church.
It is estimated that $300,000 worth of
coal was lost in the Ohio River during
the month of December on account of
Bridge obstruction.
Roll of Honor. In our first issue in
January we will commence the publica
tion of tbe names of all advance pay
ing subscribers.
Swindlers. Our exchanges thus de
i scribe a brace of swindlers who are no
operating in this Stat-. "Four men
have lately been driving quite a profita
ble trade in horse flesh throughout the
State of Ohio. Two of them go in ad
vance with a horse and buggy, sell tbe
horse, purchase a leas costly one, and
start for the next town. On the follow
ing day the other two arrive in hot)
aaste, inquire for the two that have left,
la am that they have sold a horse claim j
a as theirs, gain possession of the ani-
al, and start off to nractiee theswindle
elsewhere.
Wheeling Tp. Locals.
The Wind Storm of last week was
terrific. Workmen returning from
work on the fill of the bridge, state, that
partridges suffered themselves to be
taken by hand, and that rabbits would
run up ti their feet for protection. So
violent was the storm that it is supposed
the stone along the line of our new pike
would have been blown away, had they
not been held in place by heavy pike
tax. Altheugh fences and timber were:
blown down, corn fodder blown away
tiling blown from the roofs aud tops
from chimneys, yet we have heard of
no one who sustained any serious in
jury. Jacob Holloway has sold his mill
(formerly known as Dunn's,) to the
Dinsmore Brothers.
The wooden structure spanning
Wheeling creek at Dinsmore's Mills,
and which has caused so much specu
lation for a year past as to its design,
will be used as a bridge, and workmen
ire busy making the "fills" to enable
the traveling community to reach the
summit.
Our Town, (Uniontown) contains 180
inhabitants 1 church, 1 school house, 3
dry goods stores, 3 groceries, 2 smith
shops aud one carpenter and repair
shop, also 1 gunsmith and 1 shoe shop.
Our merchants sell goods as cheap as
city merchants, and our mechanics are
men of skill. Our social condition is a
little "shaky;" what with pie trouble
and other "onpleasantness," no three
families agree on any one thing except
the time to dine, which by common
consent is 12 M.
The Railroad Committee met last
Saturday to arrange their subscription
books. Our citizens don't nibble at
Railroad stocks so freely as was expect
ed. They shrewdly argue that if the
road if a paying one it will be built by
the Company whether they assist or
not. They also fear that if stock is
taken the Company will CAUse it to de
preciate, buy it up at a discount, and
then re: p the prol-ts. They alse oppose
being taxed, unless the pike is com
pleted. Mr. McLane, the contractor on our
new pike, has accomplished a large
amount of work with very little bluster.
He work3 quietly but persistently. If
he bad n t been detained from various
causes, one would have been surprised
at the result of his labors. Mr. McLane
is a gentleman and a good citizen, and
the men brought among us in his em
ploy are also civil and industrious. The
pike is daily growing in favor.
While we write, a little child ol Rev.
W. 8. Moffltt is supposed to be dying.
Elder Jamas Henderson is lying very
low. Trustee Hoover had his hand
badly crushed between two pieces of
timber, one of his fingers was almost
severed from the hand.
Rev. R. G. Campbell President of
Franklin College, still preaches to his
Urited Presbyterian congregation in
this place. Sometimes he tells us of
Jesus' love from the foot of ihe Cross, at
others he expounds the law from tbe
very top of Mount Sinai, and his orac
tical sermons cause us sinners to almost
shake in our boots. He is determined
that although hypocrites do find their
way in the church, they sna'l walk con
sistently with the laws of the church
while they retain a certificate of mem
H.
H. MARRIED.
DICKERSON BROKAW. Dec. Sth, at the
house of the parents of tbe bride, by Rev. J.
P. Caldwell, Joshua L. Dtckerson of Harrison
County, Ohio, and Miss Mattie Brokaw of Bel
mont County, O.
GRAD GREGG. Nov; 23rd, by G. M. Kemp,
at the residence of the bride's father. Mj.
John C. Grad and Miss Maria Gregg, both of
Belmont County, Ohio.
DIED.
KIRKER Dec. 11), Robert Ja nes Kirker, at the
residence of his father in Smilh Township,
aged 2d years.
Allegheny Cattle Market.
Cattle, The run of cattle was not quite up
to that of last week, still it was .considered
heavy. The- market was not an active one
and prices ruled lower at the close of the week,
with a dull prospect for tbe incoming week.
There were, however, but few cattle lelt over.
Following the railing rales of the market at Its
close: Extra steers 36 507115; good to prime
..; IS, common to medium $4 7jo 25; bulls
stags and cows S-Sowai; stock steers Sl4 50.
Hogs The offerings were heavy, and. they
sold briskly at a Hiut the same ruling) in the
arlv part of the week. In the eveut of tiie
weather becoming cooler a brisk trade in hog3
is anticipated for the coining weeks. Follow
ing were the ruling rates; Extra Philadelphia
6 75s7; good to prime Philadelphia, Sii()ii;
good to prime New York, fti5ub7j; rough to
common and light stock hogs, not quotable.
Sheep were in plentiful supply, and sold
rather heavy -t quotations. There are those,
however, wlip think Hie prospect lor the com
ing week is lair. We give tbe fr Mowing as the
closing rates of the market: Good o p: imc,
$4 503; decent to fair, S3 dwai; mean to com
mon, S.'K3 1; foot rot and scalawags, by the
head, .; 1.
Pittsburgh Produce Market.
From the Pittsburgh papers of Monday.
APPLES 52 75 f bbl.
BEAN J SI 75(gS2 bus.
LARD 15c ft."
BUTTER Fresh 2830c,
DRESSED HOGS S-4.
EGGS Scarce at ol(gJ3.
I KAUS 4HKc.
FLOUR White wheat, $8 8387 00; red wln
' ter $ 5b'76: Buckwheat $6 HH 00.
1 GRAIN Wheat, red SI 15ii 20; while $1 3fta
1 35- Oats. 4U$4Sc; Rye, 80S5; Corn uew, tKhis 70
old at7.VBS0.
GROCERIES Coffee. Rio. 22, prime 2120;
Java 26c; Sugars. Orleans HJi12U; Cube ,IUJ(
, 11 W Molasses, S090c for Orleans.
HAY 810al8 V ton.
HoNKY-agi85cts.
POULTRY Chickens Q6rt 9 pair; Turkeys
f 811 56 or 1413c ? t dressed.
POTATOES 9551 for peach blows.
New Time Table of C. O. R. in this County
GOING WEST.
) Accom. Mall. Fast Llue. Express,
Bellaire. 4.50 PK-, 1:45 A. St., S:00 a. K, 11:35 a.m.
' Neff's 5:05 fcft
. Glencoe.5:18
Wai nockso:28 mm
. Lewis' 5:10 8:43
. Belmont.. 5:50 2:30 8:47 12:20 r. M.
1 Burr's 5:55 8:52
l Burton's.. 6:02 8
s Baruesville(i:15 2:55 :13 12:45
' OOINQ EAST.
1 Barnesvllle9:05 P.M. 10: 15p. M. 3:45p. M. 4:10A.M.
Burton's... fcU 10:27
Burr's 0:25 MM
Belmont... 9:3f 10:40 4:05 4:33
Lewis' fc HC19
, Warnock's 9:52 10:57 4:21
1 Gleucoe 10:02 UM
0 Neff's 10:15 11:17
Bellaire 10:30 11:30 4:50
Conn ubial Felicity. Nothing tends j
more to connubial happiness ihau cheer-
ful and heal by infants and children, j
Mrs Whitcomb's Syrup is the great
children's aootb ing remedy. .
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Reliable and Safe. Dr Henry's ,
Root and Plant Pills are mild and pleas- J
ant in their operation yet thorough. See d
advertisement in ano her column. i
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A SAFOPAHD.-One or two does of Dr. Henry's a
Root and Plant Pills If taken in time will ol-
ten prevent a serious attack of sickness.
del-4w
Diseased Lungs are Greatly on an
Increase in this Country. The sud
den changing of weather has done much to
give rise to Consumption. But their are thou
sands of cases who uri.ig It on by their own im
prudencesuch as wearing damp clothing.and 1:
going from the warm room into the cold air, e
checking the per pi-alion, which causes irri- i'
tation of the Lung, and then matter orph'egm t
will collect, which natute will try to relieve a
by coughing it up, to prevent pustules frcm j
forming. It nature does not raise ihe matter
with ease, and s:op this inflammation, -tubercles
will soon form, and Consumption will soon
lollbw. Allen's Lung Baisam will cure and
prevent i-iousands of Consumption if it is onlv
taken in time. For sale by all Druggists.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.
GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from o
Si. Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and F
all tbe effects of yutbful indiscretion, wiij, for t
the sake o suffering humanity, send Tree toali h
who need it tbe recipe and direction lor making A
the simple remedy by which be was cured. a
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's c
experience can do so by addressing, in perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDKN,
nol070-ly No. 42Cedar Street, New York. j
Those who are sick, or
Afflicted with any chronic difficulty, should j
without delav wi.te for Dr. Hamilton's New -j
Treatise, sen; free to any address.
R. itONID. S HAMILTON, M. 1'.,
O. Box o.Uoi (ocZJ-ol) New York City. j
To Consumptives.
The advertiser, having been pe.-.uaneutly g
cured ci tha dread disease. Consumption, by
a simple remedy, is anxious to make known lo S
his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all t
who desire it, he win send a copy of the pr- I
scription used (free of charge), w.'th the diiee-
tions for preparing and using the sam-, which t
they will And ascnE Cube for Coksi'mptios, 3
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. t
Parties wishing the prescription will nlease li
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON. a
165 South Second Street, Williamsburga, N. Y. d
nol0'70-ly
New Advertisements.
Notice
rO all persons interested In the Navigation
of the Ohio River. In the construction ol
the bridge over the Ohio River, which the Bal- .
tlmore and Ohio Railroad Company is building
(al Benwood.) under anthon'y of an act of
Congress, it is necessary temporarily to ob
struct the channel by false works.
Th is Is to give notice that after lhis dale all
spans, except the main channel span, will be
CLOSED. This span Is near Ihe middle of the
river, and is 325 feet between masonry at low- J
waterline. JAMKi L. RANDOLPHS !
Chief Engineer Balto. and Ohio R. R. 1
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Bank Notice. '
THE Annual Meeting of tne S'ockhoiut -s or
the First National Bank of St. Clai.sv!'it-, -Ohio.
will be held at its Banking Rooms on
Tuesday the ICth day of January, 1871, at 2 o'
clock P M for the purpose o electing 3e )
Directors to serve the ensuing year. J
By order of the Board ,
dec!5-td H. C. WELDAY, Cns. j
Two Farms for Sale.
""pHE FIRST contalnlLg about 140 acres, situ-
1 aled and adjoining the town oi Mt. Olivet,
Belmont County, Ohio. Tbe House is a good
Stone and Brick building, 6 rooms and hall,
with good cellar, good well of water; a!so a j
first-class Barn with basement, good Orciiard,
w'th all other necessary out-buildings, con
venient to School and Church. About 35 Aces
of timber laud, with plenty ol Stone coal.
Within one mile of C. O. K. R. Sa d farm ss in
good repair and under high state of cuitivat :on.
THE SECOND TRACT con ains abort H
acres, adjoining the first tract, hasa Ivo-s ory c
Frame House, 8 rooms and Kitchen; lso a r
good Frame Barn. About 50 acres well set li 1
grass, with 4J4 foot vein of Coal. Bank open S
and in good ordar, and about 2 miles No -th of c
Barnesville on the Depot Road. 1
said farms -for sale on reasonable te .is i
Possession given April 1st, 1ST', or soone ,i t
desired. r
For further particulars call on or address tne i
undersigned at Barnesville. Ohio. j
ELWOOD PHILLIPS. e
WM. McNICHOLS,
OilER PHILLIES.
Dec 15-3 w
L A. BUMGARNER. ADA CADY. (
New IVEillinery Store, s
'.OPPOSITE WELD A TS ITA LL, ,
TERY many ladies are availing themselves
of our oiler relative to Millinery and Fancy v
Goods. We havejust received a large assort-
went of Hats, Velvets, Feathers, Flowers, a
Ribbons, Laces, Collars, Ac. We give partic- S
ular altention to Dress Making and Cloak -Making.
Also instructions given in all kinds
of Fancy Needle Work, Oil painting, Crogon,
India Ink and Water Colors. Funeral and
Bridal wreathes of wax flowers made to order.
All work warranted satisfactory. declo'70
-Agents "Wanted
To make J80 to $200 per Month by selling
GREAT FOTUNES,
And How They Webb Made. By J. D. Mc
Cabe, Jr. Profusely illustrated and beautifully
bound. Tne most uuiv rsally sought after
book Issued for years. It shows how a poor
school master made $40,0 0,000; -how a poor half
blind sailor became a great banker, a butcher's
apprentice the wealthiest man in America, an
unknown mechanic a millionaire In seven
years with many more such examples; how
energy, talent, and patient industry have
always met with success whan properly exer
ted; how money can be made honestly and
without sacrifice of principle. Send forcircular
Btc.j and notice our extra terms. EHANNA
FORD CO., Publishers, 177 West Fourth St.,
Cincinnati, O. decI53w
GEO. TT. BOYD,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Late cf Mt.Pleasant, Ohio.
TTAVING rented th9 property immediately
XI adjoining the National Hotel, will perman
ently locate iu this place. The Dr. comes with
the experience of six years in the Denial busi
ness ;and unexceptional Irecommendations.
Please Inquire at the office ol Dr. Robt. Alex
ander. no24-tf
W. FOSTER,
PHYSICIAN AND BURfSEON,
Mjyd8ville, Ohio.
Office and residence fourth house from West
end of town north side of Street.
no24-3w
Repellents.
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN
AND
STRIPED WATER PROOF CLOTHS.
Velveteens
AND MORE OF THOSE HANDSOME
I1EFFS
JTJST RECEIVE O
Gressinger& Lewis.
New Advertisements. New Advertisements.
i Valuable Home for Sale.
rHE undersigned oilers for sale th. Ml lowing
propertr-al priva'e sale 2' . miles West ol
ridgeport, 1 1 ol a mile fgom the National
load, outuiuing7aud l-10iicres of land, good
Lil, well watered. The improvements con
is s of two comfortable dwelling houses, and
11 necessary out buildings. The land is un
erlaid wltii 6 loot vein ot coal and a good bank
:i working order, w:ih a good run of custom,
here Is good frnit consisting of Apples. Ciler
ies, quinces. Anyone wishing to parches tbe
love property can addeeeBthe uudersian- d on
lie p.tmiHS or Bridgeport, Belmont County,
Hii.V. ACTION BAKER.
Dec. 8, WJ-3vr
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Jlttmchmeut
P.'eton Hughes. Plaintifl,
against
Thomas M. Hughes, Defendant.
BEFORE David Hawthorn, J. P. of Colerain
Township, Relmont County, Ohio, On the
hirddayol November, A. T. 1S7 , said Justice
Bsoedan order of Attachment in the above
ctiou for the sum-ol One HundaBd and elgbty
hree dollars aud eighty cents. Said ease si!
it hearing on the 31st day of December, -.at
PRESTON HUGHES.
TiiminilriUor's Sale of
Personal and Real Estate.
WILL Oder lor Saleat Public Auction on the
premises, cne-hall mile Wc t of Warnock's
kal .oii, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3rd, ls71.
letweeu 10 aud 4 o'clock, that part of the
Howev farm,'' now occupied by Margaret A.
roang, containing 1 1 Acres more or less.
Also On ihe same Earm.on tbe same day, at
.ubiic auction, aboutiuo bushels of Corn iu Ihe
aib. and a lot of Hay iu the Siack.
THOMAs 11. NICHOL. Adm'r
decS-3w of Jonas Atkinson, Dec'd.
A Clergvman, while residing in South Ameri
a as a mission. ay, discoveredasafeandsiiuple
emedy for the Cure of Ne. vous Weakness.
Sarly Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and
iem ual Organs, and the whole train of dis
rders brought on by baneful and vicious hau
ls. Great n mbers have beeu cured by this
loble remedy. Promoted oy adesire tobenctit
he afflicted aud unfortunate, I will scud the
ecipe io n.-eparing and Uaiug this medicine,
n asea;ed'envelope, toany one wooniedsit,
It-eeadfceen Address JOSEPH T. INMAN,
i.ation D, Bible House. Nw York City.;
"WANTE13-GENTS; tlh
Canvassing ISook. X AXSlSli
For iCrfV
ireat and popular work, "Befoke the Foot
.ights; a Nn Behind the Scenes." Descrip
ive of the Theatrical, Lecture and Amii.se
rient world in all their branches, trom Puppet
hows to Grand Opera; Mountebanks to Meua
eries; Learned Pigs to Lecturers; Burl esq ne
ilondes to Actors and Actresses. With ileflec
lons ou the Morality and Immorality of
imusements. Being truthful and moral, as
Fellas sensational and amusing. Sales im
mense and unpa-alleled. Canvassing book
nd Circulars fkee, by addressing PAI'.MELEE
; CO., 181 Race Street, Cincinnati, O.
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J APrtrmnCoinntlortolW
ftaOIffe.lBproatielnfmiIpTaiUa,4ioiia.
S.oriif. " BOIDOTia SBBMSSA) SSSSSSStS.
SitefatSriMUon for IhoM who r. marrted, orcoDWmpl"!
WlfcSl 11 ii book SMS ooght f.H'H " ssi
bck DJ ttj, not MM SSBBBSh bont the 60UM. .
I Adlrcu Dr. SSS' Phboukj, ho.13 Sit "1 .
8k Louis, Ho.
Hotioe to tie Afflicted and Unfortun&ia.
f Ibre applTto to t notorious assets who sdrerttss !a
."hlirp.riT?r .tl soy r'ii"l"V:Iii
tutu- work o mstler whst jour dueu. is, or how doptor.
Slsssses mentioned la his works. OOco, No. 12 S. tirrtt
eirsot, between Msrket snd Chssnnt. St. Leolt. Mo. ,
A. Rare Collection.
ROWLAITD'S BICHPT3. - llsls Arts. HMBWJM
So comprising TslnsbH lntormstioo ror ererjooJ j.
SsutbVmslllftwsirpostMelfor Pl'TT CeoU. Addrris
K ioBMAJIDY, MoTn North Klhlh Sk St. lull, Hs.
DSAKT8 COLLICTIOSofnerreonhnndrdrie!pl
loVisksni Brsndj, sjl kiudsolVlne. Uln i. Ale Bser.
Ordlsis, Bunarlor Cider, snd much other userul lnmrms
sloa for tbos desllng lnor msnufsoturlng sn? ol IS shsTS
sllhsrfcrthslrsdeorhomoust.
South mstl(rroorposls;e). for Trtj Celts. AdnTjss
. 1. HOBMASOY. No. HKbnh EUthth St.. tt-Locll, Mo.
Sny lie and I'll Do You Good.
BOOT AND PIAUT
BT CLIAirsmO THK BLOOD und ms L
w Id, the Lirer snd Secretive Orjens to I I
r hssIthjuctlon.lhcssr'illscuremsnTCOmplslBU J
La whlehltwouldnothssuppossdthcTCouldresch
w J such us Esadacus, Pais iu thb Sips, fltsi- I
OS on c ns Bins Aim Hit. PriKm.
L; run I ssn. BursuuATmi. Nutualoia, Lon o 1
HQ Aroxrru, Bluous UrsSKTEuy. KiosuT Aroc- I
rVl oars, Conrrr-ATIOU, Dusil.it, Fs.uus ow aix .
CJ UUBUBS, DlunrSSA. Jaooicu. und olhrr sju I
CQ drsdooujplslnuurlstDSfrooiulowstslu of tus
oodyorobstructluuorlurunctlons. L
-J Bins frsufrom merccrj uod othsr wLsim
OS thTOuanksMulltliuessudundsrUclr.
5S cuisuuess without rcrdto diet or buslnns, JJ
fh. UuirifoTtictl bj UrussUU und IXslurs la he.ua
uorywhsrs.
Look to yoitt Children I
The Great Soothing Homed.
Win 1 Crmaeollo sud wrlplK In the PRICK
1 Lr, umrw
MRS. uMnesconTutitonsstidoTUr
raiTSOlO'8 dlseuses luoklcat tu 2J5.
mSB itr anon und cMMrua. CENTS
PRICK
WRS. j fjnrM Dlurrhceu. Dysestery QP4
AnTCOHM snd Summer Complslul u, ilul- i?L
hYRlP. dreuof ullsuss. ,
7,7. u,, .mt Iufunu sud Children's Boolhlui K.ms.!r,
f,'dSir.r, bruusht on b, MSMn or .u, other o.u
rrsnund be w Oruftun Msdlclue I...B Louis. ".
tldm in ixt rafoi-'s Notice.
NOTICE Isbereby civen. that In tne Probal
i'ourt of Iielmout County. Ohio, tbe untler
signed was appoinleil and nnelllifl as Admin
islratrator of the estate of Marian Reynold?
dee d, late of said County.
All persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immedia e payment.and tlssss
having claims against s lid estate are request i
to present them within one year Irom thi
date. CH5. C FOWI-EU, Adm'r.
deS-3w of the estate of M. Rey uidds, dec'd.
For Sale.
I WILL sell or rent my Store House on Mail
Street, in oneof tru beet buslt.css location:
i;i town. Foi, particulars enquire on tbeprem
JAMES OSRORXE.
decl-2m St. Ciairsville, Ohio.
BDILDINGLDIBEB
James ITicoil & Son,
HAVE built a large addition to their SaT
Mill, and have put iu an entire new set o
Machinery, of the newest aud most approvet
style, andare now ready to dress and luanu
factureall kinds of
LUMBER AND WORK REQUIRED FOI
HoL'SE BUILOINO.
We intend to keep on hand a regular suppl;
of Ory Lumber; also, Shingles, Hash aud Doors
StsT- All orders promnry attended to.
JAMES NICOLL & SON",
MarlO-tl Bellaire. Ohio.
PSYCHOM AN( Y. Any lady or centleiii.u
can make Sl.uoo a month, secure their een
happiness and independence, by ohtaintni
PSYCHOMANCY. KASCIN ATION, or SOLI
CilAKMINlr. ! paa.-s; cloth, lull instrue
tions to use this power o er men or animals a
will, how lo Mesmerize, become Trance oi
Writing Mediums. Divination, Spiritualism
Alchemy, Philosophy of Omens and Dreams
Brigham Young's Harem, Guide to Marryjgo
4c, all contained in t his book; luO.WJOsold; prici
by mail, iu cloth Sl.i), paper covers SI. Notice
Any person willing to act as aj;eut will re
ceive asamplecopy of the work rer. As in
capital is required, all desirous of genteel em
ployment should send lor the book, enclosing
It) cts. lor postage, oT. W. EVANS : CO., 1:
South Sth St., Philadelphia.
Administrator's Notice.
"VOTICK is hereby given, that in the Probatt
-Li Court of sBelinont Vouuty, Ohio, the under
signed whs appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator ot the estate ot John O. Berry, dec'd
late of said County.
All persons indebted to said estate arc re
! quested to make immediate p-.iymut. am
those having claims against said estate are re
quested to present them within one j c;t:
Horn this date.
;C. W. CARHOLL, Adm'r
Novltt-3w " of John O. Berry, dee d.
STONE & THOMAS,
i
Hfcoud Slock of
Fall & filter Dry Mi
Immense Stock bought at lowest point tha
goods ha vegoue this season.
Great bargains la
. LYONS BLACK VELVETS,!
FINE FRENCH MERINOS PAISLEY
I SHAWLS,
;WOOL PLAID FINE DRGS-s GOODS
Bought at great Bankrupt Sa eln Hew Yorl
The largest line of
SHAWLS, CLOAKXNGS AND CLoTH SUI'
GO0DS.T
Sever oflVred by any one house in the city.
Full lines of
CLOTHS, CASSIMEBES, BLANKETS, - :
MUSLINS, PRINTS, tfc, Ac,
at lowest rates, Plther
Wholesale or Ketnil
Ladies' Furg
and;
GENTS' G-LOVES, .
at very low rate3.
Ffrst Floor,
GENERAL RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
Second Floor.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND WIN LOW
SHADES.
Third Floor,
PIECE GOODS, BLANKETS & NOTIONS,
Cellar,
COTTON. YARN, BATTINGS AND CAKPIT
CHAIN.
ALL GOODS BOUGHT FOP. CASH.
Prices guaranteed as low as any house in th
trade" STONE TAOMAS.
Sign of Golden Bee Hive, 171 Main st.
3STo Hiambii"-.
Any married person enclosing one three een
stamp address Ii, M. D., Wbeelimt, West a.
Box M; will receive by return mail Infonna
tiou worth $1 CO. nol7-ln
FINE WATCHES.
Genuine Oroide Gold
and;
SILVER WATCHES
te, $7, $8, sio, sin. ta u Sao
The European War and extraordinary Mon
ey Panic, during the past season, has induce
us, in order to make rapid sales and quick re
tuins to throw our vast Slock up in tin- publi
market, at thirty lo ihty per cent, beluw waafiisaf
,'riecsor Cash.
READ THE PRICES.
Fine Oroide Gold Cylinders, regulated ai
warranted iperfeet time-keepers, usually ;so.
at SI2 to $15, AT ONLY tS EACH.
tiie;best QUALITY CYLINDEBS IAT it
The Dun'ilc ljctra Hi Am v,lei n- a very snperk
quality, regulated and warranted perfect tinM
keepers equal in appears ace and for lime t
tUO'Soid Watch. -s. AT ONLYJHI EACH.
1'he Eonbte Erirn Jt-jim daM Oroide dotau
jeweled lerem, linest Nick.-l works, nsoally .sol
at S25 to 5 I I, Jieduc-tl to onigSVt Mich.
SILVEIt WATCHES.
Eilra Fine Solid Pare Silnr, Hunting Cast
Cylinders, $s. .
Jlist tjnalii't Coin .Si.'iv;-, Hanting Oesed, 111
jcweleu levers. Ksntated and warranted a
cura.e timekeepers, ONLY ?li.
The very Best (ja-iiit.'i Patent Lever and Chi
nometer Moveni-iits, lull Jeweled, (la
All Hie above classes ol WiHi-ih s are llun
ingl'ased, periectly reanlated, and eaeb wi
ranted by s-eela certincate for two years.
Adgentsntn) Dealers oideiing six ol our ;
Watches at a Mass, will receive an extra Wat
free, maUingSeveu MS Watches lor at). No d
count can be allowed on onr cheaper watche;
All Orders fur Santo ITaseJkes, Ctsss issaas" be s,
inadvance. Sen by Posl OiliceUider, Itegisb
ed LsUer. or Bank Cneck, aay able to oar ora
and goods will be sent by Express or in ltiv
lered Package, prepaid titour risk.
Orders forat lea-! six watches nr over, will
sent by Express r. O. 1., by depositing s sin
amount Willi express agent, or sending res
encesas assurane'.' of good laith.
Write ordt-rplain, slate kind and price
Watch desired, inclose price as above dir
andaJdros THE EMPTRK WATCB CO.
No. UM Broadway. New Vori
P.O. Beat 9sft. no:7-:li
.Ittarliiiieur.
,lee l'.undy, Plalnlllf,
vs.
Jiuncs Hosier, Defendant,
DEFoiiK .Limes laleeon.J. P. ofPtase Tos
l ablp, Belmont County, Ohio. Said defi
dant JanMS JfnSler, will take notice, thai
tnettth day ol October, A. D. l-70. said J.i-i
Is- lied an order d Atlaehmepi m above ent
ed action for tbeanm "f Fifty Dollars nnd Ni
'v-one cents, and a garnishee noi lee served
wlUtam Sharon of said County. Said ea
win he for hearing " the lth day oTOeeeml
A.D. lS7.l,oVI.,-lt, A. M;i. DKKInnar
netsVSw Att'y fir Plaiiitii
. 7 o' ill :i ixnaloi 's .Yot i te
NOTIOB te hereby given, thai in the Prat)
Court of Belmont Couniy. Ohio, Ihe urn
slEiied was asp doled and qualim-d a- Adai
Istrator with will annexed ..f the ealaU
br no Hn ilin 'ii. de .1. hue or said County.
all sersons indebted to said estate are
1 'estcdtoinnkelinmedlalf payment. and tti
having claims sgaiBSl said eetate arereunea
t. present theni within one year trom 1
l,c KDWABD It ETHEL, Adm'r
iNo'vl7-:w of Abrara HnrTinan, dec
New Advertisements. New Advertisements. New Advertisements,
PI A NOES ORGANS.
Weber Piano, Knaibe Piaso,
EfflMfcRSON PIANO, IcCnIIOi HANO.
MA 0s A IIAMLIN5
t! 0A.BINET AND METROPOLITAN ORGANS '
r
AND OTHEE. ORGAJIS.
l
i I WOULD re-pectful!y inform the Musical Public t:o:t ! nSwS received Wholesale and Retail
: l Agency for ; tie above Pniuoes and Organs, and can fnrnlsh parlies desiring an instrumen on
' as favorable terms as any gent in the s;te. My giiitrHiueesare from the Mannfactnrers direct
and last forilveyears. i would earnest ly request any contemplating buying a Piano or Organ
I to call .ni fir .-. Idresa tha undei signed. Ditalrg wholiye in Cities are not always the best rart'ti
I to furnish insirnments, and iu proof I only ask a full comparison of Styles aiid Prices
. Call on oraddress-
.TZS O. T- TAlfKOaT, JTairslsrw
; .M;i.v-6'70-tf
:
HARRIS & FAWCETT,
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRON,
i
Give special ;attentlou to
Tin Roofing,
Keep for sale a full line ol C ;olt ing Stoves, Grates, Castings, Hollow 'Ware, Copper. Brass and
Tinware. All kinds of JOB WOKK done promptly. . " "
I Hiirhest nrice paid for old rags, copper, bad and iron. sr2r-
CARROLL & GIFFIN,
GROCERS,
1 And dealers in all kinds of
Com itvy Produce.
CORNEIt F MAIN AND MARIETTA STS
' - '- '
- - i
Sepil'7v)-
DR. GEo7PL BOYD,
1 tO. PLEASANT, JEEEEUSON CO., O.
r i 1 VS Dl rmaiicntly cured upwards of oi) cases
11 ol -Nasal Calarrh," and ol her nose iliseas
es during the last two years. The D.-.'s "Com
mon Sense Theory of Catarrh" will be sent on
receipt or two stamis. Address as above.
nolO'7(J 6m
Desirable Town . Property
For Sale.
rTTHE iindersign-il oflers for sale lier resi
I donee adjoining the M. E. Churcli. Tiio
1 House mrntslns six r ooms, a samaser kitchen, !
e eniiil newer, and an eaesoeed porch, on the;
porcii is an excellent well of water. Fences in
gMd repair.
I For furtber tntf tienlars call on or address
k M. A. RAVAGE,
no!0-tf St. Ciairsville. Ohio. .
Tisaes of loklinf Courts j
IN THE
: Eight Judicial District of Ohio, ;
For the Year 1871.
'The State of Ojho, Jkffebsox Cocsty. )
I DiSTitHT CocuT, Sempteniber Term. 1770.
We, Ihe Judges ofthe Conrtof Common Pleas
within and for ihe Eighth Judicial District, in
! the State of Ohio, pursuant to Ihe statues in
i such cases made and provided, do hereby order
anddirect that Ihe terms ol ihe District Conr
' aud of the Court of Common Pleas within the
several counties 01 said District, shall begin at
the hour of eight o'clock A. at. on the days and
! dates hereinafter nam-d, during the year 1S7I,
to wit:
DISTRICT COt ilT.
Muskingum County, Monday, Augusts.
Morgan County. Monday. September!.
Noble County, ThTirsda- , September 7.
Monroe County. Monday, Benseaahes n.
Bctanont County, Wednesday, September lo. j
Guernsey County, Monday, Seplemhei- Is.
Tuscarawas l ountv, mday.8epli.BbH IS
Harrison County, .Monday, September i".
JeUV.-i'.Mn County, Weduesday.sept. 27.
roMMo-s- mrsTi
Hnafcingwai county, lanuary W, Aptll 2i,
October HX
Noble county, March II, JuneO, October 17.
Morgan county. March 1:1, Jnne& uctober 11.
Gujernsey eennty, April l-',July j.November 7
Lelmout county, February 1, May Hi, Novem-
e ber I.
Monroe count;-, Jailliaiy 17, May 2. Octolerl7. 1
Tuscarawas county, i ebmary 20, May 2J,Oc- ;
tober3.i.
Harrison county, February ti. May 8, Octo
ber Hi.
JeHcrson count y, March a, June -, Novem
ber i:!.
And we further direct that a certified copy of
this order be iraninitted forthwiih by the
t Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Jeflcr- .
, son county, to the Cierk ot the Court of Com- !
- mon Pleas in each ol said counties, nad that it
i he published according to law in each of said
counties lor four i Ijconsecutive week.-; and said
Clerk of Jefferson Common Pleas shall forth
with transmit to Ihe Secretary of State a certi- j
lied copy of this order.
Given under onr hands at Steubenvilie this
2otn day of September, a. d. i-7ii
SBO W. Mc-ILVAINE,
MUSES M. Glt.ANUE!.,
JOHNS. WAV,
F. W. WlXllis.
Judges of the Court of Conimou Pleas Eighth
Judicial District of Oliio.
' I I, Oi.ivf.k Q Smith, Cierk of the Court of
-! Common Pleas within and for Ihe couniy of
1 i Jefferson, in the state of Ohio, hereby certify
that the luregoingTrnnscript is correctly taken
and copied from the Journal of said Court as
I lbe same rema'iis in my office. I
Witness my signal u re and Ihe Seal of said
Isr-Ai. C-onrt at StenbenviLe, iu said county of
Jefferson, this Id davof October. A. D. '70.
1 OLIVER C. SMITH, Clerk. 1
Ci.f.kk's Office, St. Ci.Air-svn.i.E, 0.,
, Oct-ber ji. Is7i. j
! I,. I amfs B. Cami'Iiei.i.. Clerk of UM I'onn of
' iCommon Picas, r ftfilsaonl Dannty, olio, do
" hereby certify this t4 he ibregosns Tian i ript is
I etsj its I. ii thjii Ulan icenainMon Uelnsay offlee. '
J.s. B. CAUPBELL,
1 Clerk Belmoni Co. C uu. Picas curt.
tl Nov. 10-Iw j
J. A. LASH, 1
D
L.. Under Grant Bocrse, Wlircllnc, w.Tev.
JEWELEB
t-l Offers a large as-orlmcnt if R
;; GOLD &.SILVER.,
.;WAT,CHTrES'!
I Jewelry
J Silver Ware
WEDCLNC PRESENTS,
FINE TABLE CUTLERY
PAKLOK, office: and I'!n:Ni; room
(aUK9G9s
An examination of lite Mock cf
:i-
BLAPIKB AND Ot NTS WA Pi HES,
2J Is earnestlv s Helled. Opeelel bseUltles in the
ill- Isaitl . Illiatnf vxtn imlncenu nta to as ritv red
. in ihi's line. Hie watch are all acleelsd -.tl
cure and an- ot -ii.ih makes and ip.a itles as
,se can be warranted to glee sollrc swriifhctAn to
ir thepurcli.i.-cr.
Also, a specialty In
Spectacles!
'V.'i BaTtnatheagw-rtcy to the c -ic' rated spec
I tacie. ManatVvrlared t J. V. spencer A Co.
-,. I nrnetseel Opticians, Ken or.
, ' persons r.-iii-ii: an incial half, will find i
',' ', , to their interest losee these guswna
i, . I blwMrati d I 'alalogin.s ol Walthaaa Wstcl es
' I sent on appltcaUon.
X I WATCH ii . REPAlRKD, ENGRAVING, 4c
.1. A. LASH, Wheeling, W. Va.
HINKLEY
KNITTiNG MACHINE.
'iii- .Siiinjlcsi. Cheapest and
in Use !
Has Lut Oh-9 iVeedle ! V Child can
Run It !
DESIGNED especially for tbe use of families,
anil ladies who desire to knit lor the mar
ket. Will do every stitch of the knitting in a
stocking, wideningand narrowing as readily
as by hau l. Are splendid for worsteds and
laucy work, TAKING FIVE DIEFERENT
KINDSOF rsTiTCH ! Are very easy lo manage,
and nol liable to get out of order. EvekyFam-
ILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
WE W ANT AN AGENT IN EVERY TOWN
TO INTRODUCE AND SELL THEM, to whom
we offer the most iiber.il inducements. Send
for our Circular ami Sample Stocking.
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HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
B-i -h. Me.; or, 17U Bread way, N. Y.; 11! Wabash
Ave Chicago. 111. -epl"70-lvja
Bit i School IS
Seven and 3-IOPerCent,
Authorized by Act of the Legislature of tbe
Slate of Ohio, under a vote of the School Dis
trict, in , il'io, S;w'. iM, and 51,000, having
from one to twenty-two years to run.
Semi annual interest coupons attached at the
rate of seven and .i-10 per cent, per annnm,
payable al the Treasnrcr's.Offiee in September
and March.
Valuation ofthe taxable property ef the
School District, over SI.OUOJuO. Faith of the
District pledged.
The solid, substantial character of the security
must speedily attract to these bonds the atten
tion ol those having money to lend, who prize
an investment which insures the absolute
security of the principal and, liberi.1 rate of
interest. '
Application can he made to A. W. Anderson,
rrobate Judge, at St. Ciairsville, Ohio.
For turther particulars, apply to
E. G. MORGAN,
President of the Board, Bellaire, Ohio.
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PlmBtnL AGENCY OFFICE,
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
BITTS and Sells Lands, Town and City Pro
perty, Locates Land-Warrants and Scrip.
Enters lands from the Government, gives de
scriptions of lands to non-residents. Persona
in any part desiring inlormation. or business
attended to, will lind It to their advantage to
address or call ou
A. N. HANNA,
P. O. Box G-rt, Emporia. Kansas.
Reference "Emporia Bank.' Emporia, Kan
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rienced agents ami teachers, to this work.
Exclusive territory givrf aud large commis
sion. For particulars, address,
JOHNSON b SleCLAIX,
Un SB AliCU ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
School Books!
All the Tex! Ho ks sed in tbs Schools kep
WEST'S.
Siales. Paper. Pens. Ink, and School snd Of
Oee iilelhnmu of all kinds. A completeassoit
mcnt. at " WEST'S
When in want of Pure Dregs, yon can get
l.eiu at the Cheap Drugstore ol
II. WEST Jt SON.
Complete assort mtnt of Hnrcwars at the
only IL.aiware Store In Town. Ei-T'S.
Notice.
'lMIE Incorporeteil Village of Bridgeport,
! 1 Belmoni County, Ohio, linve made appli-
rs'-..n by petition toIheCoiumtssionersof said
' Connty under an ordinance authorizing tho
same, for the i nn xation tosaW Villagsol ccraj
i taincontlgnobs territory, which is described itw
; ti.o peiition snd plat a follows: Beginning for
' v,:, contiguous territory at a point where the
' siuth -ule oi Bsmtaetl tHuej interseeis the
lOhioriver: theme i mining with ttMM
1 llnool 'said sirect leMarien ftreet; tliencewlth
' tiie W.st line of Msncn stiect to the midd.e ot
Indian Wheeling rrewk : thence up said Cree k
! toe point where ihe Last line of David Al
len's H acre h i lnters.-. ts-said t reek: Ihenre
with the East line oi DanrM Allen'a It acre lot
south to the onth Una of an Alley, known
and marked on the plat ol Kirkwco,! im Vu
noa'i Alley; I hence with the vcih line of
Kennon's Alley to nnolnl wbsaoMM line In
frrsi -ci- lbe Ohio B:ver: i:.. nee w.th the Ohio
River--the point where the hue Of thaSontb
suuiol BennJll street inteisectsthcOhloKlver.
beirg li e place of beginning.
sa petition and aepl teal on will be for hear
Ina beiors the Cosraiy CnsUsSSsseonsSsi at their
: oOee In M. ClairsvUie, on theUetn day of Dw-
I j , ul..-r. 1-70. st m.
J. R. M itch atu Agent. mvHt-ow
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