Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10
aisfsiIanfonse
ObituarSaPh@beeary,

q Cary, was at the point OF death, at
= Newport r.. J., where she had gone in
Il quest of that health she had lost in the
4 care of her sister duringa long illness,
and through her grief Fat her sisters
!, kdisesse. Form the first her physicians
had no hopes of her recovery, and now
comes the announcement that she died
1 on Monday night. She was @ younger
. daughter Of Robert and Elizabeth
Cary, and was born on a farm in the
Miami Valley, about eight miles from
Cincinnati. in 1924 Like. her sister
she early devoted herself to literary
pursuits, and in 1850 appeared her first
4 work. The last paper which we re-
member to have seen from her pen
. was memorial of her elder sister, and
lin it we find this reference to her first
I EeffOrts in verse; Isl In 1880, througt the
J Observation-Disclosures I of DIR. Griswold, who
found a publisher, a. volumn, entitled
= fsPOems of Alice and Phmbe Cary,
y was issued by Moss q Brother, of Phil
Iadelphia. From thsi contents OF this
u book. about two-thirds ofiWhich was,
Ffarnished by the elder sister, and
,tWhieh was for the mestA part but the
feeble echoes Of well known poets. or,
Eat least sent fapeie .of morbid
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t.e.L g.. 1t.Of aas ~, I'll X go
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I both were industrious workers, and
each of them wrote some very pretty
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dfhe tbeorIss Of SE65ansisIil SwedenbSrg /
and trusting ito.fealize the beautiful
heaven, or ProgressIye Hereafter,
asss; osst ss ,;s st
S stro~ = sv,nnaf,v with fHsirs 9wn sex
and took morears less active part in the
i work s securing Moman1s enIfanceeaSs- Il !.
\ ment. Alice was teast aetive qIt4e
two, but Phoebe at one time lundertooK
the work { OF edIting the heyoIutioA
newspaper. Another person was noms
finally the editor OF the paper, and she
soon q retired from "a peslu0nl wnere
there was neither scope Tor her pecuilar La
talents nor promise OF any great results
i from the labors. fhls Was'lrn Sne SUM
mer OF 1917. since then ner ume was
mosgly occupied IN caring iof nef eideli
SISTER, VINO aaed carry N thee S
and seeking 70 recover ner Owl malIt
4 Ell healthsaz Now shesfouoWs her H10Ss
gheeu slsletil15he grave. ~ ttls t..ess
were indispensable, and ndeath Z mas nQt
long keptIthem apart. " ;ssIiys1isf5
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Vhy Women do not Keep Pace
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Is9,Miss Elizabeth Stuart Phelps has q
tIono but most Vigorous and lively ar
ist,sIo - az, Iost ~ l,o,,; u; IN
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women stop i'm them mental develop
fIflent and do not keep with meuaj She