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pHlLADELPHEA AND REApL,IIN ADJ. IGy R. R.

PHILADELPHIA AND READING X. X.
F39f q EEefg!ysr NoRrH FivER
7SS i2 81 io1 g AZ 45 s $50 Zoo
direct connection at Wayne Junction for ConSo
RO'TsP g@d all Train. and SLEEPING
Renrning leave ADELPHlA Ninth and Green sts-
7SO $50, 800 loo a. M li16 345 $40 Gas. 1900 p m
SUNDAY, $50 $3.50 l2;OO N Taird a16 Berks SIS
.sUN5SY $:2S J TpsaTpo po ~
For or'' WfLiLIi-hMsPoRT sUNBURY. LEwIsBURG, and
For hARRIsBUfRd az 400 tS s;45 H 100 1850 400
For S9R S 5 70 @ 1SG m oO $780, 400
r6 SS9& GG; I9SN9 q Zoo Sgq 45 NO. o$9
100 i30 845 5I5 p m. Sundays at 5:SOp NJ
For TAMAQUA at 100 TAO s45 a. m. 100 $780, s45. 400
For XIX sTIfi ,EHEM ALLENTOWN aud MAUCH CHUNK
t4oO 800 $40 a. loo. 1880. $40, 0i0P' M Sunday
For EAsFoN 400, ZOO, $40, 100 1880. $40. 400
4SQ 5+5, $50 100 p m SUNDAYS 400 M $50 m
For FLEMINGToN 100 s;l5 q m, loo, lrsO, AGO. iSJ
p6 200 Sg III Gu1 az S IG Zoo sa5 1890 l15
$50 ZOO, 500 l030p. NJ Sundays 400 500 a. m 1850
For PIXiSFTELD, 400 600 100 s4S $50 1890 lib
H. G 9O fSY 7 0 200 $50 4ios6 zoo D. M sun
DAYS 400 500, si5, 1900 m $780, AGO. $780, 700
S 6Y So hRANcM OCEAN GROVE S W Ta0
t oSsin Grove @t4,CSs $40 ma ~ 400 800,
For For GEHKEWooD, TONS RIVER and BANEGAT at 4,so
Far SlS 2gTL.ANTI6 CTI9. VINELAND and BRIDGEToJa
4'SO 4 FFWE .. III SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From pier No b North River, sandy Hook. ~
For HlGIII DS SEABHIGHr and LONG bhA'Nh
1000 n nm 400 - M. sundays. O:3u a. IN 90,
For ATLANTIC HIdHLANpsl 10; q u Az ?, ~, IN
Tickets can procured At toot LDerVssi i aSr iS
f0r,h e5g fs7 and 7G6 Gthaye Biynston;sti 10
q is ana l45 Greenwehsao ,d e7 IN SewYsrS ty In
,st,ootyn az NO 4 Court-st 10! broadway o5s s4O
Inolen 254 WashingtOn.st. ~ " Transfer Company VIII
Far check from hotels or residence TO desna
ton. ,,,ooTrEH CO HANCOCK,
J. n. 49, rNrsi tanafer Gen Pass. and Ticket Agk
GER" b&IGD%fN. g. f. P. Ago, ll9 LOsrty.ss- n Y
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after pril 9TH: lss5.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
trains leave Newly via DesDrossss and Courandt se
Forucs as loll0ws
Harrisburg Pittsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached a. m. 8, and p. daily. Newfork
and chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining smoking and sleep
ing Cars at 10 a. m. every day ,r.,
Willsmsport 10 Haven, n D. Cory ana Efle ~
sctlng at Cory for Ttusvile Petroleum Cehets
ami the on ResIons. -.
Express" OF Pullman Paror cars daily exespt sgnday
10 m; arrive Washington 500 Regular at 62t,
and $50 m. l. S4O and p M. and ~ night sunday
CASA. p. m ana IL night -,
100 p.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and nterneda stations
VIA Railway and Amboy 900 a. m, 1900 noon, $3.50 300
NJ Sunday, zoos. m. and 500 p M do not stop az
For Old Poat and Norfolk $40 a. IA. week days aud 500
Boats OF okyn Annex connect with all through trans
at Jersey city aaording speedy and direct transfer 0r
Brooklyn travel. - 49, - go - AZ
Trains arrive Pittsburg 100 SEQ a. M 500 and SSe
pm dally and 1l:35 m. daily except Monday: trom
Washing baltimore $40, 500 M l2O. $40 SOY
$50 9:20 and l0r05 sunday, 620 500 a. m, lyno
D. M From baltimore @ o From Philadelphia So oS
6.2O 100 500 O20, $780, 1910, 1880 IN, lzO zVVs
$40. 800 $50 SEQ C55, 100 500 et20 9se 1907 d,
and 1870 niQht sunday 500. $40. 1900 SOos llio0 NE
620, $50, $780, 1886. lO:Oo y. ID.
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WEST SHORE pOUTE.

~ VIA WEST SHORE OF HU DsoS RIVER, =.
All trains cave Cortandt and BesDtoSses stations
foows Trains cave West f2d-st ten minute Later
Shieago. 40 m. ss p. IN. Pullman sleepers through
ST. Louis. tb5Osr6 D. M Pullman seepcrs
Detroit, 40 a. M. $3.50, g p. M Pullman sleepers "a
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester ~
Am, $3.50. sSp M sleeping and parlor through
syracuse,g,10. sloa ~ $3.50, .3p. m
Utica. 7;lO, 80. Hoo a. 5000 3 d. m. . -.
Nowburg, KINGSTON. catskil. Albany '7'lo 40. u'oe
For Montreal and Canada East 7:lo a. m; $50 p m. .
Hamilton London 40 a. m. $3.50, - p N Toronto 'ooo
sDaly. Other trains daily except SUNDAY.
For tickets tne tables paror sleeping Sccompode
information. apply ocos: Jersey city, Penn
Station Hoboken liz Washngl0l-st Brooklyn Courts
Annex ofee foo. Fnonst New.Yo city a. 207 yel ~
10th st. l53io Bowery Penn r. r. statons foot Of Cort
andt and Desbrosses sfs and Wos shore station 1901 Ok
West 42dst Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences orders can be LETT % ticket Offices.
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ROSE WRITINGS oFN.P P. WILLIS.
TIE LADY OR THE TIGERf
BY FRANK r. STOCKTON.

vol l2mo edition, paper, 30 cents Cloth ST.
"The Lady or the Tiger ia Of the most ingenious de-
vices for exciting speculation and interest that 1t ever En-
tered the heart devise while the familiar AMI per
feey cool way Of treating the ghost in The transferred
Ghost and the Spectral Mortgage is delicious Hardly less
effective in their distinctive ways Our Archery Club
His wifes Deceased sister, indeed all the stories which
make up this Jolly volume"
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TWO IMPORTANT BOOKS.
sTEPNIAK's GREAT WORK

RUSSIA UNDER THE TZARS.
By sTEPNIAK. Author Of Underground Russia"
Rendered into English by WILLIAM wEsTALL. vol.
12mo 81 80.
The most important contribution yet made TO knowledge
Of the Russian Empire OF today.
AS picture contemporary Russia ell the more mordant
for its studied moderation II book OF the hrst
general reader II Is instinct with All ne
ing romance OF the actual and the humaD-lPhiAhePna
Record.
This work gives complete and clearer picture OF
Russia than has ever been presentea-lNe"-AoIA Oo'
mercial Advertiser.
TWELFTH THOUSAND. AUTHORIZED EDITION
THE RUSSIANS AT THE GATES OF HERAT.
BY CHARLES MARVIN, principal authority OF the Eng
iish press on the Central Asia Dispute.
Paper so cents; Cloth, s1.OO.
ILLUSTRATED WITH PORTRAITS AND MAPS
A perfect mine OF information IN. Y Times.
No work on the subject equals this in freshness fuuess
and accuracy"--[N. y. Journal OF Commerce.
Itis fun Of that intimate immediate familiarity with facts
eyepts people which enables writer 10 SPEAK with force
precis on particularly, and therefore With authority
Boston Literary World.
- These books are sale by all booksellers or will be
sent post free, on receipt OF price, by
CHARLES sCRIBNER'S SONS,
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

,oTRAINe EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND On SUN
Z" DAY. 5sTArIoNs IN PHILADELPHIA. IN
NETWORK.
EXPRESS trains leave NewYork via Desorossos """ N0
iardt Streets Ferries, as follows - N uaahingto.
go TO $780, 40 Chicago Limited ana 40 a4d
Ilmted H. lilo M. J. BIO 53v' a. 10 yimifsd ana
D. m and II night. SUNDAYS 10 IS; night ~
. ~ NsyYork daily. except sunday ~ o:ro. s,oo
and lilo a M. ]. 2. a, and p H. e'""''' =" '"''A
Tor Trains leave Broad street station Phiiadepni
- 5,f5 $780, 1880. $40, $3.50, IL ana lllo
I'M m Limited TxpTess l:so and 80 p pa
~ RI 40 and a:16 p. on sunday, lSO 5SO $500
ei 2vi sso a M e. (4s5o LimitedL ESQ., 11O; lHO p "a
Yssye Philadelphia via Camden, 800 a. IN dsy eheep'
offices, Sac 425 and GA Broadway Astor House
ndtoot Of Desbrosses and Corandt sts Courtst ana
ssooSyn Annex station, foot OF lulton.st BrScsyni
Puschs Hotel Hsboken; station. Jersey city Emigrans
p,cSet ofbce So Battely Place. and Castle Garden
The NawYork Transfer Company viii csu for ana eheos
baggage from hotels and residences. . ,.ooo
CHARLES Il. PUGH, j. X nOvtD.
General Manager. General Passr Akone-
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VHE NEW LINE ,r
SEw-YoRK. PHilILADEtPAIA,M oRFoLK, OLD POINT

NV COMFORT AND TILE SOUTH
o HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Fast Day and night Express between Newfork
hares Trans leave Newl ork via PENNSYLVANIA
haroad O;2e a. NJ week days and "a daily arriving Qld
FONT Comfort Olo D. weekdays and d,3O daily, Nor
folk y. IN and ilb a. Sleeping through from Now
ora 70 CAPE Charles and far0r CDR Philadelphia vita
cut charge lick0s paror and seepug borhs
secured ut Ticket Cco OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, r. Is. COOkH, Gent Pasa. and Freight Agent
IL, w. dunno. Bupsrintonaank
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Mem Publications..

1t is more than usually readable story WIFI
much genuine freshness Of thought and 1orni'
The heroine's conception of real lady OF geu-
tleman Is the only just one, and her g0oo-
natured exposure of the weakness OF mucn SO
called good society" in regard to the point Is
we'll merited and neatly performed. We COM
mend the book heartily as one of the most
sensible and entertaining love stories OF the
season, says The Boston COngregat'ona"Ss III "
notice of
ACROSS THE CHAsM.
vol. l2mo 81.
For Sale by all Booksellers.
CHARLES sCRIBNERS' SONS.
PUBLISHERS.
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auttlon Sales of Giue Stock.

AT AUCTION.-WM EASTON, Auctioneer.
JERSEY CATTLE, ~ JERSEY CATTLE,
EAsToN,sa NATIONAL HORSE. AND CATTLE Ex.
ohAN'A' BIRnoAIbEw& Y A NSPg g8THsT CORNER
NETWORK
The cattle to be sold this from the cee
brated herds Of such prominent breeders Messrs s. NJ
Burnham, ". r. McCreacy A. O. Atkins Davis ColIamOre
J. B. Norris Garreson Bros. B. Kittrdge the HOughtOn
Farm, Colonel II. S. Russell
and others
No choicer has been will be offered this
THE GRAND OLD cow, CooMAssIE. whose blood has
developed greatest individual butter makers Prn.
3D. and oxford Kate aud thrtyegh animals with tests
OF pounds over indirect descendants from her. with
the aid OF any special will be represented by
number Other
GRANDDAUGHTERs AND GRANDsoNs,
contributed by her owner Mr.. s. NJ Burnbam.
Her blood well that ofst Heller the famous Rioer
Aphca family Carlo Farmers Glory Rex Bombas San. and
other celebrated strains will be represented by many
the individuals breeders
before mentioned contributors to the sale.
THE ENTIRE CATALOGUE WILL BE SOLD ON
ONE DAY.
TurG sATTrpnAV NAV AT IN NJ
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6elp tUante0.

CTFNOGRAPHER AND TYPE WRITER
- ua!y or gentleman wanted !or Office work In SINAI !
Hudson must De systematic and write neatly
position Address with references
previous eXI srleuce ani salary expected.
r.. ASHTON. BOX 30, Tribune one
WANTED Man and wife, or widow and
w daughter. without children. To take OF gentle
mans house IN summer. Address, with references
j. w A.. Box l55
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NORWICH LINE.

NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
WORCESTER 81 so,
NASHUA 80 90.
PORTLAND SO. and no transfers
Steamers CITY OF Lawrence and city Of Boston" leave
Pie AZ r. foot OF Watsst next pier above DesDrOsses
ST. Ferry, daily, except sundays, at 0OO p m
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faeIiaions Notices.


Sixteenth Baptist Church. 15.h.st. sth.aveRev.
MATTHEW HENRY POISON, Pastor sabbath SER
vices 1890 q. N. 746 p. m.
Society for Ethical Culture.-PROFESsORA ADLER Will
deliver address honor OF the Min Anniversary OF the
Society at Chickerng Hail. corner OF otaVe anu
Sunday May TO- Doors opened tlO:3Oj closed al II
q N. All interested are invited
Second Street Methodist Episcopal Church between
Avenues and ID, the Rev. q. H. GO0DSEL PastorIO:5O
a subject The sure Way TO Succeed" 74o, Heavenly
Citizenship" Seats free All welcome
st PaUs Methodist Episcopal Church 4thave and I'D
s-Rev DR.. DAY, Pastor Will preach at H. sundayscnool
Twenty.ihird street Baptist Church cor. Lexington
day at 1880 and 1880 p m. sabbathsohOo $3.50
Young Peoples Prayer meeting Monday at M Regular
Prayermoeting Wednesday at p strangers and friends
invited.
Tabernacle Baptist Church 2daye and 1othst-Rey.
IT, NJ GALLAHER will preach l045 a. m, TAO p m All
welcome.
Thirteenth Presbyterian Church between 9th and
9Th ayesCommunion service at 1890 a. m The Rev. j. M
WORRALL ID. d., Pastor. Will preach at gao D. N.
Thirty-seyen street Methodist Episcopal Church, Pew
j. 3 WHEDON, Pastor. Preaching, Sunday At lO5V o. m
and 1880 p Sunday school at p Seats free All are
welcome
University Place Presbyterian Church corner 10h-st
Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER, D. D., PASTOR ubic wor-
ship at IL and 745 evening Service wednesday
evening at o'clock In the chapel
West ThIrty-thrd street baptist Church Rev A. WAY
LAND DO URINE Pastor will preach Sunday morning a. lO4o
evenin at7;3O. SundayschOo 2:30 D. Young PeopeS
PraYer.meetDg Monday evening at 1870 General Prayer
meeting Friday evening" 1850 hearty welcome 10 all
Young Meas Bible Glasses at Association Hail. 2Sdst,
4thavesUnday morning at $780, and afternoon from
10 o. Strangers are Welcome
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Religions Notlres.


A-ManlatIan Temperance Associntlon-Grnnd asonic
Temple. 6tb-ave. and 23dst SUNDAY MAY IN Doors
open at =; LATE ATE NDANCE NO SEAT onr re.
Vival undated GOSPEL TEMPERANCE CKoWDS hi r.
GREAT HALL To OVERLOOKING, DR. KLT.iEY ieads
the great choir In anthems II praise LARGE HIis
PUBLICLY TAKE THE PLEDGE. Rev "a "a SfAIIA.
glen TIE orator clergyman n thrilling address CHAR
hecations; MABEL STEPHENSON, APPRETICR Ell
WELL. OF the y - snip Minnesota. and GEORGE DAINTY
boy orator WILLIAM sCHlMPhH, treasurer j. ID a. Rms
president - - N'
Al second Unitarian Church Clinton and
Sta brooklyn tomorrow morning at IL O'clock Hev JOHN
". CHADWICK will preach. Subject; "Ihe GI1itar.
ian Development" Members Of the Society arc
quested tobe present aad all are cordially INVITED
Al Washington square Methodist Rpiscopal Church.
tthstr near 6th-ave. MERRITT HU(BIJFtD Miuiser
morning 1880 sacrament evening 1880 Subleeft CIV
Idols and Idclators.." '
Al Bloomingdale Reformed Church, 7lstst and 9Th.
ave.-Dlvno services Sunday conducted by Rev "a RIOS
MARTYR, at Ia aud 7:30. Strangers welcome
Scotch Presbyterian Church l4tst between 9TH nd
9Th aveA-rhe P3ssr, the Rev =. ". HAMILTON. ID D.
VIII preach ut 1880 a. M and DIR MiRLiNG at D. m
All souls Church (Anthon McaiOrail 4sthst west OF
6thaye.-Rev. X. HEBER NrWTOS vii preach Al :. a. A.
Rev RICHARD NEWTON, ID. D.. will yreicI :. children at
$3.50 y. L.
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STEAMBOATS, au0 Railroads.

A BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND.
IN. Low RATES
INSIDE ROUTE.
STONINGTON LINE
Steamers from Pier So ~ r., daily except sundays.
"oF I" W. POPPLE General Passenger Agent
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CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
PUBLISH TO-DAY;
WITHIN THE CAPES.
PUBLISHERS,

BY HOWARD PYLE. vol, l2mo 81 90.
Mr. Pyles novel first of all absorbingy interesting
q story, pure and simple IL compares "c'
the Mr. Clark Russeps tales tits much morei tie
adventures Of Granger the hero are by no con-
fined to life Though Sensational there are peA
exciting incidents and a well developed mystery Inc
potis Of the good oldashoned thrilling inc Se "
strong and vigorous
PROSE WRITINGS OF N. P. WILLIS.
Edited by HENRY A. BEERS. VOL 12mo 81 90
prof Beers has gathered IN this book Wiss best prose
works. which OF years have been inaccessible ana mas
chosen them successfully that his admirers may We nope
that this col ecton will be the by which he will be per
nenty repr in literature There has laoy arisen an
urgent demand for such collection this which contains
characteristic examples peculiarly fascinating stories
and sketches Professor Reers recent biography has en-
mia
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III.
IN HARPERs HANDY SERIES
SOCIETY IN LONDON.

BY Foreign Resident limo, Paper Covers, being No :
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DETER c. KELLOGG g. CO.'S
SECOND SPRING COMBINATION SALE
JERSEY CATTLE.
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
May II, 49, II and Is. 1885,
Commencing each day at 10 o'clock. at
THE AMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE, Limited,
Broadway and 5Oth-st, New.York.
tOacc lO7 John-sL)
PETER C. KELLOGG, Auctoneer.
over go head OF registered jersey Cattle consigned 10
this sale and be seen al the xchaDge on ana after sat
urday afternoon May 9.
The sale Includes daughters Of such famous cows as
Princes - Official butter test 40 lbs 22 o. In days
higest recon oxford Kate official test 80 ms II
record FpAl ID 90 lbs OH all ~ whtt h
IN HE TRIBUNE 81 May page 3 as the great
the COOInasso Family. Hence this sale I'm including
DAUGH ES OF these great cows oners % the public the
gncd the terd Of 3 n Shoemaker Bat
more, Nd wo their distinguished dams and bred these
animals.
The entire woodde herd owned ly the Burden Iron Co.
n including the great Cows Pearl Armstrong Z1
To and Fear Not II s. 10 and their numerous
descendants 80 headi VIII be clos Il out
Nou!On Brothers. West Randolph VI send picked lot Of
the highest qualify Including the blood OF Loomasse. kbeye
stoke pu.ls.
Many other very prominent breeders creiaby repre-
scented. Catalogues ready.
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Written first to last lively and pleasing style Inc
author knows wha: he Is talking about 1t viii have large
sale we fancy -[Pan Mall Gazette, London.
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HARPERs HANDY SERIES NO l.
THAT TERRIBLE MAN. BY W. Il. Norris Author oil
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Latest Issues In
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ass. THE RUSSIANS AT THE GATES OF HERAT by
CHARLES MARVIN. Author of -" The Russian AdVauce
.aa 1noa >, Nterv the Queen of the World" With
Tbree Mans and Twenty eight Illustrations 4lO Paper
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IN HARpERS 1AI61@
RUSSIA UNDER THE TzARs'
NJ srrpN1AK Author Of Underground Russia"
rendered into English by WILLIAM WksIALL' WIN
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This work gives more complete and clearer pctuo ~
Russia than been presented-lN' l.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-04-30
UNIONTOWN.


Rev. j. c. SCoULLER, of this church
will be delegate to the General As.
semoly OF the L. ?. church, which con,
venes at Topeka, Kansas.
Miss ELLA WALKER and Miss Nauni,
Thompson were delegates to the meeting
of Presbytery, which took place at Mar.
tins Ferry, last week. They represent
ed the interests of the Ladies Missionar,
Society of this place.
Mrs. JENNIE WORKMAN. wife of Dr..
J. G. Workman, has been quite unwell,
but We are glad to state IS now much
better.
Mr.. WV. KILGoRE, of GAINESVILLE, was
in town last week. Mr.. Kilgore form
erly resided here, and was highly es-
teemed by all who knew him.
Mrs. MoLLIE LODGE is, we regret TO
state, seriously ill. Her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
APPLICATIONS from neighboring school
districts have been made for admission
TO the public school at this place, taught
by Mr.. E. Thompson. This speaks well
for our school spd the efficiency of the
teacher.
WHILE some fields of wheat in this
locality are almost or entirely killed. We
find many that are looking well and 9th
ers that will favorably disappoint the
expectations of the owners. The belief
that the crop throughout the State is all
most an entire failure is an erroneous
one, as time will show. If farmer has
a poor field of wheat he is liable to re-
port the crop failure, when by looking
further the reporter finds others which
will yield well. II,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-04-30
Legal Notice.

SAMUEL o. HUEY, residing in the city
- of Philadelphia, state of Pennsylvania,
will take notice, that on the 25th day of
March. 1886, the incorporated village of Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio, filed its petition in the court
of common pleas, Belmont county, Ohio, in
case NUMBER, against VIM. Krinkie and
Samuel C. Huey, the object of which petition
and the prayer thereof is to recover posses
sion of the following described real estate:
Situate in Belmont county, Ohio, being part
of section "a, township 8, range 2, of the
U. s. survey in Eastern Ohio, beginning
at the most southerly corner of twelve>acre
tract of land, conveyed to said Samuel @.
Huey by James F. Charlesworth, master
by deed dated July s2d, 1878,
and on the southwest boundary line of said
tract, beisg the same or part of the same
tract of land formerly owned by VIM. Clarke;
thence north 431o west on the southwest
boundary of said tract TIA feet; thence south
41o 80 west feet to the land of Elliott heirs;
thence south 400 east TIA feet; thence north Al
30 east 4S feet to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning 47s100 of an acre of land.
Said Samuel @. Huey is required to answer
said petition on or before the 29d day of
May, 1885, or judgment may be taken against
him. 426t
The Incorporated Village of Martins Ferry,
Ohio. BY its Atty, GEO. DUNCAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-04-30
Decoration DaY.

The following general order explains
itself:
HEADQUARTERS, DEPT OF OHIo, G. A. r.
ZANEsvILE, O., April %, 1885.
General Orders No. 8.
l. The Grand Army of the Republic
has given to the world the highest proof
of its loyalty to the memory of the COM
rades who sleep in hallowed graves, in
the establishment of the solemn and
beautiful services of Memorial Day. On
Saturday, May 80, will occur the annual
ceremony of garlanding the graves of our
dead, and the Department Commander
calls upon the Posts to see to it, thaL the
last resting place of each Union soldier.
in their respective localities, is fttingly
decorated. Let each little hillock be
marked with the national colors and the
green turf frightened and perfumed with
choicest flowers.
II. Wherever practicable public exer-
cises commemorative of the herOism of
the dead and the cause they SO patriotic
ally served should be held at some cen+
trail point. Let fraternal invitation be
extended to the loyal ladies of the Wo>
mems Relief Corps, auxiliary to the
Post, and to the people of each commG
nifty to participate in the ceremonies in
cident to the day. Each Post should, if
possible, appear on parade with every
cemrade in full uniform and in line on
Memorial Day.
III. In accordance with time hon.
ored custom, each Post in the Depart
ment will attend divine service in a body
in full uniform on Sabbath, oath prox.,
to render praise and thanksgiving unto
the God of Nations for the manifold
blessings of the past, and the undisturbed
enjoyments of the fruits of that peace
won by the Union arms. AS we revert
emily engage in the service of this hour
let us earnestly invoke the divine favor
upon our order in its peculiar work. as
manifested in the practical exemplificar
ton of the principles Of fraternity, char
ity and loyalty,
". Post chaplains are especially char
ged with the duty of forwarding full
reports of the exercises attending the
observance of Memorial Day to Comrade
]. L. Wyly. Department chaplain. Green
vile, Darke coGnty, o. By command of
f. B. BROWN, Dept Com.
Fl. A. AXLINE, A. A. G.