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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09
ERIE RAILWAY.
ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running its


800 p. NJ. 600 p. NJ, 8 80 7. NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS, AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE OF ANY CLASS OF CARS.
m Every Day. Day Express, Pullman Buffet Drawing
rom mr. Eyery Day New vesbuIed Limited via Meadyl
@ a3d Mao Tsas 'P bG and sns Cars
% Chicago without change also fptiinsn
D. m Every Day New FAST Express, Via Buffalo Niagara
Falls lam 9T aa s6es Chicago Without change
aS ystS%d sseRUE ,S car to K o eS%2 and
p E Fave Dey c a6a pa HEaf Bas Sleeping
Gs caIs9fo y'40pi S shAnge ya iaas sS o
sSs1 s45. 10 49, 3 Sa5 IS 100 20
RuheTfqsd 20 i $s o 92a sS S9 2 81 s7
5s S5 go :? 5a 49, g. q 10 10 80 80 = E l. 80
p,js5!5a ( a. 81 sS 49, s 49, 10 70 49, - r
2S9 & ~ .O5 rs 90 &c. .7 49, g.
NeSaS Paterson via Nog soo5 S4' sD SHo S3 g.
sss T. s, 70 SS a5 3 3s So. 70 : + 10
TOT 80, s. 5'Sa'a' $780, g. o'O7'a' $780, T.
sue@g Local 'Ss 30 10 30: % 80 $50
N' F Dr.: 81 10 s 49, o'1 r'o
& Ssa "a "a Fs & Il sg '3S g. s'P
su4dsy local a. line sS 10 ,5 80 w %
ar rio I and 45 a AKA 10 ,. Ty,s,ov
EngsTood and TgnagyISS AZ az 49, i$ 80 S4S
49,, : 8 ;3o as o or :45 g. 10 30 70 sun
DAYS ) Is 80, / 80. 4. 80 and 8 Is. . .. -,
80 l. rs. 4;52%. 30. 97s; e45 g. 10 49, 10
send 10 cents postage General Passenger Agent fol
q" Suburban Homes with local timetables.
Bowery, Battery Place, Chambers and West ODDS
forres New-York 33 and 333 FuliOn-st Brooklyn l07
broadway Williamsburg Newark and Hudson SITS
Uoboken and New Station. jersey City where Tickets
and Paror Sleeping Car reservations and orders for
checking transfer OF baggage be obtained. EX
23d minutes earlier than time shown
from Chambersst trains 122 minutes earlier.
w J. MURPHY J.. y. FARMER.
General Supt. General Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
n,,srxrss AT THE EXCHANGE;

BuSlNr"oo n Nsw.YOrk. SATURDAY, Sept s, I;
,s. were offered public cts amount realized
nd Auction Room sses Of city real estate ~ week was
hom puo onS Auction Room duripS W"
si72saO. list OF AUCTIONS. sor,.m,o,
For the present ending wan be held at
4. the hsf iSUwlu and Rem SEPT
inc AA'"'"T TO-DAY MoNDAih
,,o..,, sale George woHss'f East Te' SisSst 49,
oc11ns and 4-story dwelling Nv
zoo ~ w Of Madsonave 10
by y,iS Run rcfGese6 Eos to plot 7i Z, i enS
1856 ss ssTS na' isSS ie and Interest,"
v.,.o.pr. @ G 1SSsnSS and Ss see
buildings, Nos :, iisS q siSaSe (DiiOa Thc''re''
0thsNe. ioio ~ r H. Ludlow & Co
..,s Thomas Hustled. referee acre Ssec Of
land and 2 story :, a PPaalIsade-ave Gath Ward
ave- 0o TUESDAY. SEPT. 10.
nv John F, b. smyth
foreclosure John RELY rstrs ss lS's Of 5Ssve
each, Nos 81 ~ INV richard V. Hanett & Co.
,,o sale r. NJ. Henry, referee l lot ls'ox
Tcrec aoS scry dwelling, No 1ls East llothst s.
1888 IT e Oh WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. IL.
BY Scott Myers.
Partition sale II sGhe referee lot q gS1SoHi ana
BY Richard v. Harnett & Co
,,,o .uco1 lot so.7xs5, and 4-story building, Nos
40 uS % GFeenwch-st s. 2O5.9 # Of Morrissc
BY d. p. Ingraham Co.
ro-ecIosure SALE Walton Storm, referee LOT EoxloV
AID two 3sory buildings, No 1872 SthaVe s. " ~
bOth.st Qeasehod.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10.
BY d. NJ. Seaman.
md oy dwelling sfG 10 IS N West 5s sl5 IT
'" Nv William Kennedy & Brother -.
Foreclosure sale Armstrong. referee lot S Il
,rS 9storv and 5-story buildings, S Avenue - "a
~ Sds Similar sale, III Daniels, re1eree V V w.
s1oo . and 4. story dwelling No liz west 'o'h's"
1884 # Q OF 4th-ave.
Bv Richard V. Hsrnett & Co.
Executors sale Of plot Of land 54XlO0l anu ,nn
astory dwellings Nos 175 to 179 West 97thst s. loo
Of 10th-ave
One story house plot Of land 7oxlo nos
n OF ClntOn-sve, Painhela., ,oll nlIaIp iaca w.
land 1oox323 Q S 7th-st, Of Irving Pace
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsbEhs-N l. "
90 100 II OF Macdougalst 25N1Oo Mary e1o soc
GU Todd and others Marcus Rosentnal-. ~-'
MadisoD.aVe. : corner OF 32d-st -+'oA'''0' "
bert Men7ei L II Dugro.; os . i,nan.
ortb-st 100 n o Of 1th-ave, 2O.oAso'o' N'"'i I
IA Bulug . c G Bulius-. oo,.-i M e
ectbst n : oOO It OF LeXingtoh,ane ,VAtVV0 90 oor
wm Armstrong, ref 10 y 4 Le i n,,o aov -'ON
s0th.st 1905 II OF AeNns'ona'v 49, ooC
sots:st 1906 # of LeNins'ona'O o.o 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09
Ocean Steamers
WHITE STAR LINE.

VNHITE STAK LINE. --,,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL r,,,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
sSdrtItc sent IL a. IN. sAdTiatc. Oct g. 5 :3Oa N.
.feutoSic Sept 1s Teat9nIs os, i9 u 10 sOa m
Gcrmanc Sept. %. 2 D. m 20, ~ III
Brtannlc Oct. Q II a N. Britannia: Oct ~ 10 a. m
From white star Dock foot OF West loth- ;t s-o
Second cabin on these steamers. saloon rates 500
and upward. Second cabin, s95 and Upward according
20 steamer and location OF berth Excursion tickets Ola
favorable terms; Storage $40. Companys omee. No
Al Broadway New.York. Ph9dephla once 400 walnut
D. DhCNT+ i'Hl|NA hNVHI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
L THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICh
PROTECTED THROUGHPUT BY THE
INTERIOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM.
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for 6ale


a. FSKS-I have complete line Of desks in the
K clty: roll TOPS ranging from so 80 up Workman:
ship and finish guaranteed lrsclass No secona; hand
goods in my establishment. RICHARD >. hlNOMAN'
Manufacturer. 264 Canai-st, N. Y.
c10S-FoR SALE, now heavy 3-spring wagon, With
- l%o out top, either for goeeIy or express Ppepos
grocer butcher delivery purpose. pa 10th
ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09
Citp properip for Sale.

LOTS for immediate Improvement in all locations
PORTER & CO.. II East 125th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09

CT. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
- The only through sleepingeat 70 81 L9Tis va dS
Via Inc New YORK Central Michigan Central and W1Olsh
fslroads-dnlng-ears for all meals-arriyng ~ ~ 81
r.li second morning Connections IN Union Depot %
fouls for ali points West and Southwest For TING
MCCLELLAN. General Eastern AgentS23 BroadWN'N'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. &

w II. r. II. r. Co.. Lcssee.-Trans leave West 4od;st
station New-IOrk, follows. twenty minutes earlier
om ioot q ysy,st N r cheago Detroit Lq 1G5.
g 10, IS 10 D. m Toronto 10 :55 M, is. IS 10 p M
Montreal Canada East 3 ~ p 70. Niagara 5a q 3;
m IS: rs. 1sf5 p m, (and az II 40 m for gtieKa
ZAP, 90 az i ;39, a. m. and - 4, q a.
III AS m. Hayerstraw, 20 a. m. 2s5. :i5 p m
Elegant sleeping Cars Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto
Detroit Chicago and Louis Daily. DAILY eXcept SitUf-
day. Other trains daily except Sunday @ ~ Leave Jersy
tiiy j.. X. Y station all 90 * 40 o. N - "b
West Shore Station 81 go M: 50 go B. M BOT Hfk
s33 Washinet 100 Fnlt6n-st Annex ONCE foot q
Fulton-st EewYork City-97l 1903 80. and 9i2 bfola
way 1891, BoNary 10 Park Place. o. West 25thst ana
West Shore stations OF West f2ist aud foot OF Jay
st r. Wc.trnfrs Express calls f0f and checks Dag-
gage from hotels and residences; G. r. LAMnEHi "uh'
eral PassenReI Agent. 3 VandeIhIlta ave.. N. u
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Conntrp 31ropertp for Sale anb Go Get


BENSONHURST-BY-THE-SEA
The choicest suburb Of New-YOrk.
80 minutes from Brooklyn Bridge via
5th Ave. Elevated and B. B. & W. Z.
RR.
More convenient than Harlem.
Perfectly developed and carefully
restricted.
Sewers, water, sidewalks, street
lights. Park on the shore.
Lots, 5000 and upward.
Houses, with plots 60 feet front,
$4,000 and upward.
Illustrated descriptive circular sent
G. B. f. RANDOLPH. Al wal.st New.York
A T Nfyw.BRIGHToN, STATEN IsLAND-Ususos -
iuI.usntu anu unluihlsbeo, desirable residences
!or sa'e: Apply 70 PHILIP G. SUs.
c-S nm PLACE IN NEWPORT for sole Or cI
90 UUU change for Investment property u Se Sell
part or whole. Commission brokers
T. A. FUTILE, Beekman-st
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For other real estate ads. sec Sd pageJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Fast Express Trains. via PHILADELPHIA 10
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Fast Expres,:, Train9 via PHIL4ADEkpHIA to
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON 400
sEfsN$SA{gAsg 81 h2EE$ SNR EHfASa
E: %SEsSSA45S 54Sos& 90
8 90 ni SS sunday 80 a. m y 49, $50 alb
100 trains y sc ~ at chester and Wilmington except
For Tickets spd Pullman G GsS ppGS G fa 81 4
Da9 Ms%fG P6m f hote or residence
NJ EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.
No E2AP 2E E2E HER RfNh tSS'
ro I'm s ss / sss5 5 :s' s5
h an 5oo9 % 49, exS sS IRiSc 20 & Sunday
j s. ;asS. 20 d p sS 70 41 II = 30
Sunday G2 do not ssoS a. Grove ana Asbuy
H. h$TS% e. Ssn aa I Es A g ;ne
NEW-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
Passenger trains leave foot Of Joyst follows crOm
rs adssS rs5 s JsFv bsll MoP sISssS
Edmcsioh, NorSicS uiiea, Rome Oneida 0sweeo De-
troit. Chicago, and all points West -. Nm
nerss wa ~ 1Ss% a s idi aEs s5q2 'T %d
Hufcyyilic. Liberty. Lake.
800 D. N. for Campbal Hall. IaEes Mohonk and Min
Eewdska, Walkil Valley stations Mid1leiOWn. bloom
ingburfh Eenvie Pom Jeryis Monticello. FallsbGrgh.
HureyVilic. Liberty. R0ckland
4 80 o. M. for stony Ford Campbs Hail. Md1le0wn.
BOOmin CHURCH, Nurtsb0TO Ilenyille
q 700 p for Mddetown, Pittsburgh, Liberty, Han
cock Walton, Sidney. Norwich Utica Rome. Oneida
Oswego Rochester Suspension Bridge Chicago and points
West Reclining Chair Car free 10 suspenson Dridge
Pullman hlecpris.
] 80 D. NJ. Saturdays only, for Campbell Hail. Middle
town, ElcnVille, Falsburgh. Liberty. Rocllanf.
Sundays also T. Mdfctown. Daily through. Other
trains daily except sunday.
Pullman Dr3wing.toOm Seats and Sleeping Derths
reserved at 307 Broadway. J. c. ANDERSON,
Gen Pass. Agta 10 Eachan1e Plaza n. K.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09
Che Curt.

CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
" AUTUMN MEETING. lssa: %
SIXTH DAY, TUESDAY, bEPI' IO'
(Flrst Race 81 9 y. M .,
CONTINUING UNTIL SEPT. IL, M . ..
Trains from East 3fth-st IL 10 a. iu' -" " M
and half.hourly thereafter
SPECIAL PARLoR CAR TRAIN AT OCLoCh'
p,at. from foot whiiehaLst halthoury from II :lO.
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~ ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.

NEw.YoRK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d,si;, Eoboken.
Kaiser " halm seplo 4 I'm Elder Tues. sep II IL m
IL 80 Saalc.Wc1., sept Is noon.
Werra Sat Sept IA. o Ems. sat, Sept q, pm
Fret cabin. as and upward BERTH according TO To-
ration Second cabin, $50 adult Storage at low.
est rates oELRICIS & CO.. No. 2 Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09

NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
TIoUE FRENCH LINE TO HAYRE
pier new No az North River n OF M0rton-st
la CHAMPAGNE Boyer saturiayl september "a D o. m
Il GISC0GNE Ssniel Saturday. September %. a.
-" E0PGET General Agent. No. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09

THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, oetayo, BOO
/ naqes illustrated. The standard authony 90
no,sn onon.air Smusements Rules for sailing, swim.
ming bah playing shooting. horseback riding sT Va
Entertaining aud universally eomDmened bJ 'ne pes>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09

NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. CON-
~ PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
= From PIERS 10 and IL. =. r.. at p. m
xt,gApA Havana Progress g TuNpa%yv Co., Can. :,
CITY OF COLUMBIA IIay and Cardenas. sat, sept u
MANHATTAN oehiuesos ouoi Thurs. Sept -
For particulars. freight or passage. apply 70
JAMES f. WAED CO. I13 Wsllst
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LINE.

OTrw.yoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
N from Pier 40. North River
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
,;ala. Sept H. G 80 a. Umbria Sept 2s. 7 80 am
T'rnra Sept. IA, 8 a Seryl1.. oct s. 2 80 D.
Inr.nia sent 81 2 80 pm Gala. Oct. O. 80 a.
HOl6nia sept. IS, 80 E,rrTia Oct -, 80 m
seeTage tickets and from all parts OF Europe az very
low rate. For freight and passage apply 10 the company
nrlce 4 Rowling Green New-York
on''e' VERNON H. BROWN & CO.. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY co.
First Mortgage 6 Per Cent Bonds
Holders are requested SEMI their names and addresses
together vito the OF their holdings to the under
lgnod committee formed for purpose OF protecting
their interests Further information be obtained at
the office OF MESSRS KESSLER & CO.. Bankers o.
wall.st. PEyEM .nDD"''
H. o. NORTHCOTE,
GUSTAV Z. KISsEL
WE OFFER
DESIRABLE BONDS AND ~TOCks,
PAYING 56AND 7 PER CENT ON INNESTMENI l.
THE United STATES FINANCE co"
MILLS BUILDING
II Broadst.
MANHATTAN TRUST co.
CAPITAL
NO. 10 wALI.sT,. NEwYoRK'
Legal Depository for C2ur. ard Trust Funds and 'enera
Deposits.
Liberal. Rates OF INTEREST PAID on BALANCES
The COMPANY Is aythoea e act sR e EXEiGRpTo DR.
APMJNIfTE Z; ana HRR1SsEEE AGENT and
R EGfsrsiE e Of STOCKS and BONDS.
The company offers and rss'' OF S:tSssi
ana sItes for the ransacton Of their business
- fIEif Wa FRBURY, ylce.Prosdent.
'" " A. 4. FRENCH. Treasurer.
=, = r,.... - g. IT, ". Cannon, N. 7.
a. ~ IrnchN John II. Ford y. Y.
~ o. ,rVssi ~ n,s,on n j. Coolidge, IT., Boston
II. L. I,sgnisOn' " James o. Sheldon, y. Y.
f. ID. Randolph N. V 4. D ShiD1ev PTiia
c. c. Baldwin y. 7. Ssn T. n Svi 1.og n
n fI r. r,o ~; ,h,caao j. /. Waterbury, n. Y
CITY OF ST. LOUIS 1 per cent Bonds
~ Ierlelc Gus Co.. St. Louis, 1s n
Peoples Gas, Chicago, Second Moit7ags o1
\ y Providence and Boston H. H. o'oV%
Iinseed OH Trust Certificates
poonvIle Branch Mo. Pacific s. ,. p,,o
YELLING & MACON. 81 EAchahse- I'aee:-
CF,yT-p Al EIITROAD co OF NEwJERsEY,
1i9 LtBERTY-ST, -, ,aeo
NETWORK. September q 1851,
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer
~ Book the Registered i've per cent 10 ocR Ss4 from
Tuesdsr the 10Th instant 10 Tresdly the Isl proNo
'''' ' ~ SAMUEL KNOX. SecNtary'
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DED STAR LINE.
IN ron ANTWrpp Am pApFc

IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing Prom New York and Antwerp weekly:
NOOkDl ~ D.---- w elhcs1ay SEPT. nue. II C;SO N
Cabin rates First Cabin ESQ and upward EXeurs n.
81 and upward. second Cabin $40 Excursion. s72
and @sO. Steeragc 10 very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Genl Agts..O Bowling Green
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CQuNTRf BOARD. Near bay and bathing and
ooStne generous table liberal terms and fyUin
sssoR ssss Address Boz 20. snaonk I. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09

WE OFFER
DESIRABLE BONDS AND STOCKS,
PAYING 56AND PER CENT ON INNESIMENI l.
TuE United STATES FINANCE CO.,
MILLS BUILDING.
Il BrOad-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09

in E1w. F. KIddcrs delightful comeiy.D anna.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-07-18
BLAINE.

Mr.. Clarkson, First Assistant Postmas-
ter General, has guillotined our Demo
cratic postmaster; his official career will
terminate at the expiration of this week,
at which time the newly appointed z. NJ,
Mr.. W. B. Crawford, will become full
Hedged postmaster, as it were. The of
flee goes back to the old quarters, where
the people of this place have been wont
to receive their mail matter for quar-
ter of century.
Mrs. Mary Archer and son, of Chicago,
are the guests of her sister, Mrs. Adaline
Mcmillan.
Our piscatorial friend, Mr.. VIM. Lash,
of Colerain township, caught bass in
the waters of Wheeling Creek last week,
weighing one pound and six ounces. In
the mouth of the bass was found hook.
The people of Colerain township are
rejoicing at being promised by the Com
missioners the building of bridge next
year at Ridgway's fording, on Wheeling
Creek.
Mrs. Oldham, of Wheeling, was visit
ing the family of d. M. Crawford last
week.
Miss Sally Mcmillan, of Pleasant
Grove, is instructing class here on the
organ. WILLsAYMoRE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-07-18
COLERAIN.

Spring chickens are reported scarce.
Keep an eye on that fruit tree hummer
that is doing this township.
The wheat is all in shock. The rust
has struck some fields of oats, seriously
damaging it. The barley crop is above
the average A large amount of hay was
gotten in last week in good condition.
Mr.. W. S. Taggart, of Barton, will have
yield of over 2OOO pounds of honey.
The prospect for business at Kidd is
Frightening up. Civil Engineer Hanlon
was up last week and surveyed the track
for {" Y and a turn-table.
Hess Mill is off for few weeks. They
are giving it a regular overhauling, and
will put in new boiler.
Misses Mary and Emma Bradford and
Ollie Mitchell, pleasant young ladies OF
Pennington, serve their many young
friends to ice cream on Saturday evening.
Miss Belle Brown, who has been en-
ployed as teacher at the Mt. Union Child
ren's Home the past year, returned to her
home near Kidd last week, on a two
months vacation. She has been reem-
ployed for another year.
Mrs. Maggie McComas, who has been
an intense sufferer for the past two years
from a peculiar skin eruption, died on
the evening of July 9TH.
The Company mines at Maynard have
been on full time the past month. The
prospect is favorable for good run.
The Horse Thief Detective Association
at Colerain recently re0rganized. They
are now fully equipped for business.
The berry season is drawing to close.
The crop was the most successful for
number of years. A large acreage was
set out this spring.
We have nothing new in oil or gas wells
to report. The well at COlerain City is
still off for repairs.
Ice cream eaten by Mrs. Belle Vickers
at Barton on the 4th of July so seriously
indisposed her that her life has been dis
paired of since Her condition is still
critical.
Alvin Barton was awarded the contract
for building the new shool-house at Cole
rain City for $780, A lot containing three
quarters of an acre was purchased at the
rate of $500 per acre. J. & M. Edwards
received the contract for the addition to
the Maynard schOol-house.
Wm Hardesty, highly respected citi-
zen of near Barton, is rapidly sinking,
and he will not survive many days.
COUNTRY COUSIN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-07-18
IN MEMORIAAI.

How glorious is that harvest when the DIVINE
Reaper with infinite wisdom gathers unto himself
the ripened souls from earth, and says, blessed
are the pure in heart, for they shall see God
We. as friends and cOlabOrers in the Mission
cause. do sincerely mourn the loss of our sister,
EVA NJ. McMoNIRs, who died July 9TH, 1899
By her death the Ladies Missionary Society oil
St Cairsville NJ E. ChHrch is bereft of an earnest,
helpful member, and the Mission Band most
devoted, faithful leader.
She was loved for those qualities which adorn
the meek and gentle, and was ever ready to give
abundantly of her strength and store for any good
work. losing all thought of self and physical weak
ness in the desire to serve her Master.
With sad hearts we number her with the dead
but it is with rejoicing remember her beautiful
character, and feel how truly she died "in the
Lord
May her influence and Christian example still
live among u.s. that we also shall be found faithful
LOUISA LEWIS,
MRS. NJ. MELLOR,
St CldirsriHe, Ohio. EMMA WooDwAY-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-07-18

Saturday, august 81, 1883,
Al O'Clock afternoon the following described
real estate situate in the county OF Belmont, Oho
Situated in Belmont county, state OF Ohio, and
being the undivided 6-12 of the following described
premises: Part of section 81, township z, OF range
8, beginning for the same at stake IN the line
dividing the lands of Jasper Robinson and the
heirs of Briee Scott deceased, on the east side OF
Barr'S Run and Just above where the mouth OF Sald
run now is; thence - so west 1890 poles TO red
oak stump on the north bank Of Wheeling Creek:
thence south 64o west 50 poles to a stake on the
section line in the yard OF David Peck; thence west
G. - poles to stone locust, corner to Alex
ander Y HendeFSOn'S 40-acTe tract; thence east so
rods to the southeast corner Of said Alexander Y.
HendersOns +O-acre tract; thence north so rods to
the north section iine and being the northeast
corner of said Henderson's 4O-aere tract; thence
30 rods to "A stone in the section line; thence south
29o east 30.72 rods; thence north 3414 east lO2O
rods; thence south 421so east 2.2 rods; tnence
south 3S0 east 1920 rods; thence south 5 west 10
rods to a StOne thence south 2S13' east 29.A rOds
to a stone, corner to Jasper RObSOns land; thence
south lGao west 80 rods to the place of beginning,
containing 81 acres and Is poles, more or less;
Excepting therefrOm 36 poles heretofore sold by
the said Brice Scott to David Peck, beginning at
point on the west boundary line OF said section
and corner of last above described tract from
which an elm bears south 6611o east 81 links;
thence north $50 east poles; thence south 29o
west 52S p0leS thence north 10 poles 10 the place
of beginning
east line of the said Alexander Y. HendersOn's 40
acre tract at stake 1880 poles south Of the north
section line; thence north 1880 rods to the north
boundary line OF said Sectlon thenee east ID rOus
to stone planted in the north section line; thence
south 29o east A. 20 poles to stake; thence south
3Oo east 1880 poles to stake thence south 72 west
22 poles to the beginning, containing acres, leav
ing in said tract 46 acres IS poles, subject TO dover
of the widow of Brice Scott, deceased In the whole
The T said one-half of said premises, subject to
said %dTSyds6 dOweF' is appraised at soc w. CARROLL
: 4-td Admir- of JOsephus Scott, decd.