Fire damages St Clairsville property. losses near 200000
A fire at St Clairsville Belmont County destroyed a square of valuable town property causing losses estimated between 200000 dollars. Incendiary origin suspected with multiple injuries and ongoing investigations.
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St. Clairsville
Belmont Com Tonio
Unrecorded Deeds Risk Fraud and Desertion Policy
The text warns deeds must be recorded within six months to avoid fraud in Pennsylvania and notes that unrecorded deeds are void against later purchasers. It also discusses a Treasury policy denying bounty or back pay to widows or heirs of deserters, with current bills adopting this stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedt
J. N
Ort
Tho
Pennsylvania
United States
Barclay
Woolen Factory Adverts At New Brighton Promises Quick Custom Work
Farmers urged to engage Jos Ponte fract for wool works. A long experienced wool soak operates a factory near Gilliland Store opposite in New Brighton, offering rapid service and reasonable terms on all custom wool work. Readers in the country are invited to send work for prompt completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Pontefract
Gilliland
New Brighton
Beaver County Meeting Opens Paths To Pittsburg Convention
Beaver County news notes a Soldiers meeting at the Court House to elect delegates for a Pittsburg convention on June 5. Also mentions Col Shriner address, a Beaver Island eating house, Seminary origin discussions, and bank note tax changes affecting Pennsylvania banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Pittsburg
Gaz
Charles H Shriner
Will
Equalized bounty bill debated with veteran payments limited
The senate debated a bill to equalize bounties for soldiers and sailors discharged for service. It would pay monthly sums up to 100 per year for April 1861 to April 1865, with provisions for widows and orphans, offsets against existing bounties, and restrictions on substitutes or minors. The measure faces financial objections, with an estimated two hundred million dollars needed. Projections also reference apocalyptic Millerite prophecies for 1868.
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Messrs. Nicholson
Delaware
Reinibiac
Kenacky
Perry
United States
United States Army
Senate
Treasury
Marriages Recorded in Beaver and Nearby Counties
Notices show marriages on the 17th and 24th instant in Beaver county with brides and grooms from Darlington Freedom and Minerva. Names include Wirper Font Kate Carpet Appisor Manquis Guanay Bracken Joux Wurrr Jennie Murcagte and locations Bayard's Station Beaver National Hotel Minerva.
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Wirper Font
Kate Carpet
Beaver County
E. M. Wood
Appisor Manquis
Darlington
Marr.b. Guanay
Freedom
National Hotel
Beaver
Ohio
Mise Jennie Murcagte
Minerva
Stark County
Beaver Markets Items and Prices
Market list showing flour dried apples wheat corn oats flax seed potatoes corn meal eggs butter hams shoulders lard candles molasses tobacco receipts per dozen and per pound with prices unclear from damaged OCR.
Prices and sales report from grain and provisions market
Monday May 21 1866 grain corn sales 500 bushels on track 85 cents 303 bushels on track some figures Dare sales four bushels on track 1 per bushel other grain pota toes bacon lard various lots sold by elevator: bacon shoulders 10 000 lbs sides ribbed 8 000 lbs canvassed do 5 000 lbs 21 to 22 cents other items molasses 55 60 cents per gallon flour extra family winter wheat 260 bushels at 12.25 12.50 100 bbls spring wheat 10.75 11.25 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eads
Western Reserve
Local Names List in Early Township Records
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals across towns such as New Brighton Rochester Boro and Freedom Borough. It cites residents including James Campbell John Stiles Samuel Vandever Joseph Pagh and many others, suggesting a compiled roster or election-related directory.
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Charles Ays Foman
Hapor
Barnés
Bon Begrets
Janes K. Calashow
Fuston
R. P. Covert
New Brighton
C. Kemesis
South Beaver
Keobt Kakir
Johnston
Samuel Jawrenes
Sania Michell
Moon
Daniel Eee Goandin
Reed
Jas
Campbell-John
Swatey
Isaac, Eakin
James Latham
Allen
Brooks
John. Stewart
Cornelius Weygandt
Hanover
Joseph Buchanan
Wm. Cain
Henry ‘Lance
Wm Miller
New
Sewiekity
Geo. Bunzo
Jacob Aneril
Josephi Majors
Harry A. ‘Bryan
Diter Ehrman
ar‘Larkins
Alex. Forsythe
Bridgewater
Thomas Campbell
John
Dickey
Char. Stone
Raccon
Anthony
Christier
Regis Barnes
James
Orr
Darlington
M. Crawford
Jas. Young
South
Beaver
Samuel, Caughey
Fallston
George Douglas
Hugh Henderson
Ohio
Noble Golhen
R Hoopes
B.D Merrick
Joseph I. Pagh
Rochester Boro
J. RB. McClelland
John Stiles
Joseph ‘Vandever
John MecGoun
H. Oatman
Independence
Want Kennedy
David
Owry
Brighton
Jno
M’mabon, Jr
Molo Somers
Big Beaver
Patterson
Robert Crawford
Hugh J. Marshall
Robert Rameey
Phillipsburg
John M. Shrodes
A P. Lacock
John Sutton
Armony
David Lenz
S. Beaver
Jas M’ Elray
John Reed
Franklin
Sampson McQuisley
Freedom
Robert M’caskey
North Sewickly
Hugh Marshall
William Porter
Frankfortboro
Tho. Nicholpoo
Hugh'm’ Cutebeon
Joseph ‘Nevin
Sewickly
Robert Porter
New, Brighton
C. W. Taylor
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Grandon
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Wright
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Mercer Dispatch
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Wolf Creek Tp
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Kemp
Stute
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Ibee
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John Alleband
Adam Johnston
Richard
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R.L. Baker Trust
Michael Camp, Jr
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John H.camp
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Philipsburg Boro
Bridgewater Boro
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Werner Cone Eer
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C.N. Farr
J.T. Reynolds
Henry Keim
A.e.bogeraon
North Eighth Street
Thos. M. Peirce
Orphans’ Court
James Lyon
Ann G. ‘Lyon
James ‘Jameson
Elizabeth Jameson
Jacob Londas
Alexander Femple
James Murray
Dea
Nathan Eakin
Adm’r
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Jacob Warner
Dea’ A J. Cl
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Adm
John Walton
Seys
Ahdrew Watterson
John A. Frazier
Healy
C. Ludwick
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New York Observer
Pendence
Wiolesslé
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Org
Pennnsylvania
Chas. C. Mellor & CO
Wood Street
Diamond
Avenethad
Chippewa
Easter County
Horsee N. Kennedy
Beaver Coun
White Oak
Jola
James Mitchell
Ethan Thom
Farmer's &Mechanic’s Bank
Board of Ames Hennady
A. White
Richard Walton
James Kennedy
Stegreéa
John Alexander
James ‘Scott
Imore
Bamuss Magaw
H.-N. ‘Bennedy
Ste Sae
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Universal
Ohig
Township
Beabler’s Run
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