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Amusements.

The Cooksville Town Hall was tho
scene of merriment last Tuesday night.
The Gainesville string band was on
hand, and it is not necessary to state
what they were there for. The beau.
ty and ~clivalry for miles around wa.
present.
On Wednesday night there was n
dance at Mr.. Polk Coles and on the
following night the friends of Mr.. r.
Z. Sanders, met at his home for n social
gathering.
On Wednesday the families of Mai.
Allen, Thos. Footc, and r.. T.. Patty
had n brunswick stew on Dry creek
and there were also q few young
couples present. Bonnie Allen WINS
bitten by a largc moccasin, but the
usual antidote was on hand, and an.
piled with success. Ben thought the
headache was worse than the snake.
bite.
The greatest sensation Of the week
in Macon was the hay.ride and the
Gypsey tea "Wednesday night, Mrs.
Anna E. Evans's residence and premi-
ses were decorated with Japanese Ian
terms, and sixteen couples had a most
enjoyable time until it was almost day.
On Thursday night there was q
tackey party at Mrs. Mary Jarnagin's
now residence.
On Wednesday night the young
folks had a phantom party at Mr.. W.
o. Barnes's residence.
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Oh Yes! Oh Yes!
preserving sugar for one dol.
green and black tea from
spcT pound,
Il. NJ. MARX.
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|yMYnJ0ir pef,Snua

rablsd with nervousness resulting
EsVe,work will be relieved by taking
)ra's Iron DifterS. Genuine
zftirt crossed red lines on wrapper.
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Bravo for grand old Noxubee. aban-
ner county in originalnnd right views.
Noxubee generally strikes with the
hammer and anvil brand of usefulness
as is evidenced by the ticket primarily
elected for representatives in the U. S.
Senate, Clarke Lewis aid J.Z George.
According to all the lights before us
these two will battle hard If necessary
for the best good of their people &C.
cordlny to whatever may arise in Con.
gress and it will. most probably, be o
healer of that division in the Demo.
cratic party which has been deplored
and the pacitication of which has been
an enigma to solve. That noble or.
g%anlzation, the Farmers Alliance,
must not yet be cast On the breakers
nor broken Oh the political wheel, but
plant itself anew on the resolve TO be
a pure, wise couscrvator of self pro.
lection. ENG.
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ICE! ICE Z!

will have Ice constantly on hand
throughout the season. ANY quantity sold,
from five cents up to n 1000 pounds. Pic
mics, parties &C., supplied on short notice.
june 9. ALFRED REED,
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EOR n

The place l am now occupying, situated
n a good neighborhood, and convenient to
churches and schools. Good water and
good garden, and all the necessary outhous.
Is, The house contains six rooms, and all
nearly new. viii give possession by Sept:
LIST, 1891. Very favorable terms to good
renters, MRS NJ. II. FORD.
Juncl3-im.
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For Sale.

A Woods mower, as good as new
a hay rake aud a Hunter hay press on
trucks. A good bargain. Apply car
ly to Mrs. 7. S. Borgess. or
iunc2O. ELIAS BARTON.
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Cabinet photographs, $3.50 per doz.
Messrs' Conlon and Garner, the estab.
lished artists of Columbus are hero
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-07-25

"A dwelling house and q store house
FOR terms of rental apply to the I'm.
dcrsigncd. JOS. W. HOLT
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Sunday, July 10.
Service and Sermon, 1890, a. m and
8, p m. 4. C. WuI1.Ms
Rnctnr
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NOTlCErO co. SCHOOL BOARD.

Notice is hereby given to the members
of the Noxubee County School Board, that
the next annual meeting of said Board will
be held on Monday, Aug. 3D.. All men,
bers are requested TO be present on that
day. S. NJ. THOMAS,
July II. Co. Supt. Ed,
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CITATION NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi Justice dis. No.
Noxubeo County. 3, of said Co.
ID. q. Dismukes Il Son who
sues for the use of j. +. Ames
VS.. No, I,
Percy Luces and
+. W. Dunton.
To Percy Lucas and L. W. Dunton-
You will take notice that ID. g. Dismukcs
n Son, who sue for the Use Of +. Aincs,
has filed a petition this day boforo tho un-
dersigned Justice OF the peace, to enforce
a mechanics lien tor lumber. furnished to
erect and construct two frame buildings
upon the following described lands: n. WI
Of See. IA. { 10. II. l6, situated in Noxubee
County, State OF Miss. Yon are hereby
notified to appear at the Court House in the
town Of Macon, In said county, on the
LIST Monday, OF July, 1891,
then to answer said petition or judgment
will be entered against you by default.
may 70. Z. +. Dawes,
J.P.
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Church ofthe Nativity.

Cabinets $3.50 per doz, at Conlon g.
Carriers tent near billiard House
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100000 Brick.

am ready to oil orders from my kiln n,
Macon. T. p. CRYMES.
naval.
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CCNOOL NOTICE.

CCHOOL NOTICE.
All parties who may wish to make any
changes in their school districts, or locate
new schools, will please fife their petitions
with the Co, Supt. on or before the first
Monday in August. S. NJ. THOMAS.
July II. Co. Supt. J d.
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To Exchange
For Rent.

a Hunter hay press for hay
l. r. SMITH.
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| will continue TO handle all kinds OF
ammunition, consisting o! Powder, Shot,
NJ L and loaded shells, loading nipple
ments SC, but as these arc sold very
close, | will sell them for CASH ONLY.
W. L. FERRIS.
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hsALE
-,
IAlssissipni
aep's =,
vs. " al, use &c.
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w FIR M.
& M. billiard & Son.

The business of carriago and wagon max.
ing, and repairing will hereafter be carried
on under name OF q. NJ. billiard a. Son,
They being fully prepared to do all kinds
Of work in above line. hope to meet with
the patronage OF the public in general,
Parties indebted to q. NJ. billiard are re-
quest d to call and settle at once.
G. NJ. DILLARD.
may30-lm. HENRY DILLARD.
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Irmher! Lumber! umber'

u, 10 DAYS VII sr!l l%uu''"r at >'o
pN ~r"' ca,ah,' ...,,
--lua,.. -
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Tho use Of 'Castoria Is 80 universal and
OF supeferogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
LAte Pastor Bioominada1o Retorued Church
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A SSESSMENT NOTICE.

"A
The ASSIGNMENT roll OF personally for 1891,
is now on file in my Office. Any person
dissatisfied with my assessment thereon
may file written objections to the same on
or before the first Monday In August next.
b. j. ALLEN,
june II II. Z, V, YATES, DC.
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,0r friends furnish us
Dl =. " notatoes for planting
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Closing of Mails

e1' Every line set up in a printing
office costs somebody something
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NHVNAHh vi UKUII6,
North boud at 6. a. N.
South bound at III IN.
South bound mail opens at $50 n. m
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we're Installed rs Off
ae I. 0. 0, +, last Monday
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CITATIoN NOTICE.

nITATIoN NOTICE.
Tae State OF Mississippi
Noxubee County.
Fannie !efries ct al,
No. 1918. VS., In Chanccry.
Mrs. N. A. bush ct al.
To Long 4 wilkins, Pickcnsville, Ala
We,coanmand you to be and appear before
the Chancellor OF said Chanrery Court
a 4 tern tnereof 10 be holden al die Court
House, 10 the town Of Macod, Id said coun-
4th Hen1kyin OetsSsr, A. D. 1891,
thcn 2 there to plead, answer or demur
tot te bill of>compIaint In said cause.
WitnrsS my signature aud the seal Of said
Couftamxe'L' this q day OF June, A., p. 1851.
B.J. ALLEN,
Il. 4, Y yvrKs. Clerk.
PC. Junc'l3.
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WASrED.

A Prlncipal: Assistant and n number Of
Teacherf for the Macon Public Schools,
white and colorcd, for the n.xt ensuing
term. All applicants must give age, expc.
Renee, Y any, In teaching. grade Of c%crtiti-
cate held, II any, and reference as to stand.
ing and qualifications.
Also State amount Of salary wanted for
o nine months term.
A. q. BOGLE, Sec'y.
BY order Of Board Of Trustees.
juneiS
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"Cssteriakso wen adapted TO children that
recommend II . superior to any prescription
kno~n 70 me-" H. A. ARcHrh n. D.,
Ill So Oxford s., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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THs CrmAuR cosPA,r, II MURRAY STREET. new Yonx.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
LONG BICYCLE /
Cracks who win Compete in a sIx-Day
Contest.

Cracks Who win Compete in a SIx-Day
Contest.
A six-day bicycle contest will be held in
New York in October. Madison Square
Garden has been engaged. The race will
begin on October Is and terminate on Oc-
tober "a. There will be ten laps TO the
mile and those who share in the receipts
must cover at least 1900 miles
Among those who will compe te are the
following well known prore ssionals:-Al-
bert Schock, the champion Of Germany.
who has a six days ordinary bicycle
record of ,405 milesg Th0s. Battensoy and
w. Lamb, Of Newcastle. Eng, holders Of
long distance records; Thomas English
and Willie Wood. Of North Shields, Eng
land (the latter is the one, five and
twenty mile champion OF Engiand);
George Edelin,, of Birmingham, Eng
land, who has a record Of 1865 miles for
six days; the Robb brother rs, Alfred and
Arthur. the latter the holder OF the one
of Oberdine, Scotland, the champion OF
that place; w. Stage, OF Scotland; w. j.
Flanagan, of Tipperary, and Patrick Mar
tin, Of County Clare, Ireland; Charles
Terrout, the champion of France; John
Dubois aud NJ. : Medinger. of France;
John S. Prince, the holder Of the worlds
record for twelve hours; Lieutenant Ell
ward Reading. of Fort Omaha, NeD.;
Charles Ashinger, OF Oklahoma, the
holder OF records for intermediate dis
tances, and j. Morgan, of this city, who
has a record Of 236 miles without dis
mounting.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. IN. Z. G r. R 3
as folows. and Is minutes earlier from the foot u
Jay street New Iorki-,, and ch,ca,o ,oma
s.. 1oIaiRs;. BIS SO si & ,. m.
B9nalo; Eocheasr. suspenslon Bridge. Niagara
Fall; S ssa 1i s11s :, M b 3 u no., % y ? m m. as SIS n.
M ~ a. a. IA; gums only ., 20 Y gticsh .,,e
csssf sii and a Aisaay !. !s.su, us 1900. silss. a. m.
ga ersn SION ;. " w.. .ei FONT int I; IN s.woursA
se. US eA .i0@. l0ls.sli,S am, Sis it'd
and ass m for Cornwall and Ssw6urxa.
FF isasss als saa n Gs : sss to a-i su III : E Il; saa' Fsi e
Toronto DeuoiE Chicago and 81. Louis on ali
sssssesa s~pseials y, q 9. N. .ssss p m. ParIor
daily I've except ssSSs sua aahs. sa Il Ipa "a, sstarSsss oniy.
r assi s,s.iIs a ANA fs as1ssS; @ !as. Sies . sIss !
n u.s. p N Psrlor cars % sl99In NJ xIi II Sr,ne
sii.ss .. M. sG .. m. trains and sleeping car 70
sieo@yslls on 50 a l M sssn ana sxHinaisysmaska $50
am HLo. .iLDa m. ASS p m. parior car to
ss T., Fq a.,; a. lt sse :; T. s sssaa only. LIS m. for
Essssrssln HgaseE s, s,o,a' psalo 4 sss 3 s Sssaa
Sssssn xsaa..,a !, s' sss aass; sssi R %s sSPe.ys
fsienviils, Caro- and Aountaia House station 1A
s.t b 3 /; m; .5 5sats s 3 @i f sssase ssr' e H oss ssa ar.ia.
daily sxcept SUNDAY: = leaves BROOKLYN, vfs
Lraoklyn Annex. I lO0Q <i0.40 a m. <@3.A D. m. Jsr-
sey City. r. r. Z. station. iose. +iL@ a m. ssa5
For tickets. time tables. parior andsieeplag car
ncrofnmod atoms OF information aDvly onhcnE
Isrser fdty-P. K, r. station and 20 Hudson street.
Ho6oken-5i Hudson street and West shore station.
BrookIyn-sS Washington street. =. sutton street,
Annex once, foot OF Fulton street. New YORK
citT-kez 81. seS, 7ss. sS2 Broad way, its Bowery. u
stations. West ia street and foot OF Jay street
c z LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
wander oilt Av.. New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29

CPECIAL MASTERS SALEM cHANcERY OF
> New Jersey.
Between Frederick Frambach. IT.. ct ux.. COM
plainants, and Thomas J. Pope ct ais, defendants
ON Bill for Partition and Decree foe sale.
Frederick Fr2mOach, Jr., solicitor.
By virtue OF a decree OF the Court OF Chancery or
Iisth das Of August. eighteen hundred and ninety
one, directing q sale Of all and singular the prena-
ises mentioned and d described In said lln Of COIN
Iiaint and said decree for sale, |. Wnlazn u. T.
shall sell Al puOnc vendus TO the highest bidders.
on Wednesday. the thirtieth day of september.
eighteen hundred and ninety one utsll at TWO
O'Clock in the afternoon- az the Cnanesnors
suoh portions as TO me shall seem most Tor the In
teresE OF the parties, all the following described
lands and premises being the same aeeerioed In
said decree. 10 wit: Alithoss certain lots. tracts 90
parcels of land and promises situate king and be-
Ing in the TO WI OF Union, in the county OF ttud son
and state Of New JeEsey. which upon a ceEtatn
NJ, j., the property OF James Pope" nlee In the
oface OF the Clerk. now Registers OF said HUDSON
county. on August Is isax. are known and dess-
mated as lots numoersd twenty; nine. ". thirty
-four, "a. seventy five. Is seventy-slA. ~, Iscyeney-
seven. n. one hundred and six. luH, oae hue dfed
and nine. ia one hundred and ten. M one hun
dred and eleven. III. one hundred and fourteen,
ia. one hundred and nfteen- us. one hundxed aud
sixteen. ia one hundred and seventeen. Ill. one
hundred and eighteen. il2 as laid down on said
inchoaIe right Of dover OF The complainant. Agnes
S. and OF the defendants. Cathzrine
Ann Pope, Amanda A. rope and Mrs. William q,
Pope, in the said. promises tosether with all ana
The said premises belonging or In anywise sppa<
The Said premises will be soid free from the hen
of he Judgment mentioned in said decree.
Dated jersey City, august -. tel
WILLIAM O.. " SEE,
SIS Special Master In Chancsry OF New Jersey
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
STATE PHARMACISTS.
A Jersey CITY Druggist Chosen For Pres
fdcnt.

= ttAa't -"
fdcnt.
s1eciai 20 fAe Jersey City Ners.
AsBURY PARK, Aug. %, 1s9L-Ihe
annual meeting OF the New jersey State
Board Of Pharmacy was held here yes
terday. The first business was the cleo
ton OF officers, which resulted as fol-
lows
President, William r. Laird. OF Jersey
City; Treasurer, August Dreshlef, Of
Newark; Secretary, A. p. Brown, OF
Camden; Auditing Committee. Albert ).
Elwell, of Brtdgton, and w. Scott Taylor,
Of Trenton. The following were appoint
ed as examiners In different branches
August Dreshler in chemistry. w. X.
Laird in toxicology aud prescriptions.
Albert 5. ElwelI in pharmacy and w.
Scott Taylor In materia madica.
There was no examination held at this
session, but the following registered on
diplomas.-E. August Stahl. Jonathan
IL, Upper, Christian Gruhlsr. Fred e.
Settler, Charles r. Heudrickson. Harry
Richardson. John s. V. Davis, Walter
Dunn and Frank Rowley, Jr.
IL was decided to raise the standard OF
admission on examination from sixty-six
aud two-thirds per centum to seventy-ive
per cenium. The board adjourned TO
meet in Trenton on the third Tuesday In
September.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
Notes.

The summer meeting of the Hudson
County jockey Club closed at Gutten-
berg yesterday. 1t was a success. The
best paying investment yesterday WAS
Tom Donahue. He paid four for one.
The match race between Kingston and
Van Bnren will be run at Chicago on
Monday.
The first lacrosse game for the a. A. U.
championship viii be played today at the
Polo Grounds. between the Athletic Club
OF the Sehuylkill Navy and the New
York Athletic Club.
Hanlan and Gaudaur have agreed upon
a three mile sculling race for $500 or
$1,000 a side, TO be rowed at Burlington
Beach, Canada. As Hanlan Is going TO
New Westminster the race cannot be
rowed until about the middle of October.
The race for the Futurity stakes, worth
Z 5000, will attract a big crowd 10 the
Coney Island Jockey Clubs coarse.
TWENTY-FIVE viii start. HIS Highness is
the favorite.
Michael Dwyer had a bad day of it.
losing 5000 OIL Little Fred and a lot of
money on Belle D., Theodosius and Ken.
wood.
At Independence, Iowa, yesterday,
MoDbars brokes The two-year-oid stallion
record of 2:204, held by Regal Wilkes,
by three-quaFters of "A second. Direct
beat bis pacing record of 2:l0X by doing a
mile handily in 2s0915.
The annual regatta of the HemDsteah
Bay Yacht Club will be sailed today over
the club course.
The Riverside Yacht Club will have a
ladies' day regatta today of Riverside,
Conn.
An open regatta of the New York Bay
squadron OF the Corinthian Navy will be
sailed at q p. m. today on Fort Hamil-
ton.
The seventh annual oyster boat race
given by the Larchmont Yacht Club will
be sailed today on the Sound.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29

League results MISUNDERSTANDING
5; New York, 4. Cincinnati, s: Brooklyn.
L. Boston. Q; Cleveland, A. Philadelphia.
s: Chicago, D.
The Giants do not look like p%ennant
winners. Chicago's lucky streak hus
given it a long lead.
This is how the American Association
games resulted yesterday:-St. Louis. s:
Baltimore, Z. Athletic. s: Columbus, 4.
Washington, 4; Milwaukee. 8. AT Bos-
ton-Rain.
One game was played yesterday ia the
Eastern Association. Troy defeated
Lebanon II to {.
The Tabernacle team will meet the
Oritani Field Clubs nine this afternoon
on the Grand street grounds.
The State A. C.'s team will wrestle with
the Excelsiors at West Bergen this after
noon.
The Iroquois A. C.'s team will play at
Hoboken today against the Jerseys.
AS the Cathedral A. G. were unable to
secure grounds to play their Amateur
Athletic Union game with the New Jer
sey Athletic CLUB this afternoon, IL mas
been declared of, AS this was the final
game to be played, 1t is likely that it will
not be played. as a victory would help
not either club.
There is trouble in the ranks of the
Giants. Glasscock had to be driven into
Yesterdays game by John b. Day, If the
story from Pittsburgh is to be believed.
M all because Jack" faneies that Mr..
Ewing want to lay him off. Back
seems TO be earning his salary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
INTERSTATE Shoot.
The Washington Guardsmen
Won-Diamond. Wheel
and Ring.

II was q big day at the State Camp at
Sea 0frt yesterday. The two principal
matches between reEimental and bat
TALON teams were decided. In the inter
val match there were four teams entered,
two from New Jersey and w from the
District OF Columbia The scores fol-
low:-
First Regiment team, National Guard
of the District Of Columbia, at known
distances. Ara; IL skirmish firing, 169.
Total. 1,242L
First Battalion team. New jersey Ma
tfonal Guard, at known distances. tos; IN
skirmish firing. $50. Total, LIS
Second Regiments team, District o. Co
lumbia. at known distances, az; IN SKIM
ish firing, 742 Total, 1.lSk
Seventh Regiment team. New Jersey,
at known distances, 40; in sklrEnlSh nf-
ing. 623. Total, 1909.
The Washington men were highly con-
graduated upon their good record
In the all-comers' military match the
best score for the day. as well as for the
match, was made by Corporal August
Dietrich OF the First Battalion. who mad
AZ out Of a possible so placed 70 his credlt-
In the Schuitzer match, open TO all comers.
William Haynes OF Trenton made q record
OF 1s9. This places him In the lead.
~ NAA AAAaELAA
senting the Seventh Regiment and the
First Battalion of the National Guard OF
New Jersey was concluded this alter
noon. Yesterday at the 2O0-yard range
the Seventh Regiment scored 439, and the
First Battalion team ass. Today they
completed the score with skirmish firing.
They st irted from the 900 yards range
and made a run to within 200 yards OF toe
targets. General Bird w. Spencer rode
along the skirmfsh line with a mounted
bugler ny his side. As the signals were
given on the bugle the men started, ran
for a hundred yards, dropped quickly.
aimed, fired, and then up again and OH
for another trot of about one hundred
yards. AT the 200 yard line the bugler
sounded the retreat, and the men started
back to tine 600 yard line. turning and mr.
ing at intervals. The First battalion
team scored twenty-three points more
than their competitors. Corporal August
Dietrich of the First Battalion made the
excellent score of So points, including
seven bulfs eyes and ten shots within the
inner circle. BY winning this match the
First Battalion Is entitled to hold the
handsome bronze trophy for one year.
Among those present in the camp dur
ing the day were Major General George
b. Snowden, of ths National Guard OF
Pennsylvania; General William Ordway.
u. s. A., General William :. Stryker.
Judge Adv ocate General William f.. ABB
betr, and Quartermaster General Richard
A. Donneliy, OF Trenton.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-29
Hotel st. George,
NJ. r. LoDER. Proprietor,
1872 and s34 Garfield Avenue,
GREENVIILE.
s%TAsTENs SALEM caANcEaY OF new
GREENvILLE.

nj AsTEItS CHANCERY OF NEW
Between william B Southland. complain ant, and
Hannah A. Donaldson, George Harriott and wife.
William Harriott. sherman Harriott and Enzabeth
his wife. ana others defendants.
on bill, &c. and decree FOR sale.
above cause. bearing dLts on the eighth DAY OF
June. eighteen hundred and ninety one, and a de-
cree supplementary thereto bearing date on the
thirtee nth day Of July. e~igntsen hundred and
mortgage premises described in the bill OF com
paint Cs soId FREQ and dl charged from eli in
cumbrances mentioned In the bill by the sub
scriber, one OF the Masters of this Court
public vsnd ue TO tn e highest bidder on Friday, the
eleventh asy OF september next at two O'CLOCK In
the afternoon. on the promises her de-
scribed. AL those two certain lots of lana and
Fourth) ward OF Jersey city. In the County OF
Hudson and state Of New Jersey, and which are
laid down on o certain map made BY Joseph f.
Margin entitled "A man Of that part OF the Town
was nled in the Clerks ONCE OF the County or
Bergen. A. D. ls0i, and are known on said map as
lots numbers one tD and two Cd In block one hun
dred and ten ulOl and which may Dc more particu-
Begin ming az the southwesterly corner formed
by the Intersection OF North Second and Provost
street thence running southeriy aud along the
westerly SIDE Of Provost street fifty t5O) feet; thence
one nund re d no feet thence rortbsrly and psral
lei " ith Provost street nifty (O) feetj thence east
eriy and along the southerly side OF North Second
street one hundred tiUl feet 70 the point or place
feet wide In front ana rear by one hundred feet
deep Throughout. together with all and singular
the tenemcnts. hereditaments aud appurtenances
thereunto BELONGING or in any wise sgpeTS1ining.
Master in Chancsry OF New Jersey.
Dated August Il. ls9L