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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

\ few drops IF ben DIN In tho wa,..
"lIi BE- apt 70 give tho complotisg y
slight tjngo 81 color.
II the hair is worry rreasv try vs.h
iEE II IN warm water Ia Which :
piHcd o. boraS has been dissolved
For earachs with which Hui. ,hi,.
dren often suffer- lay upon ~ ~ /.
hannel bag stated with hons ara
wring from bot vinegar go"
In taking down the s.v, I, IL.
SCOT should fall upon Tho c,rp,, i.
rug cover quickly with drv M, T..
left @ : VIZ 90
old pots md kettles that have n,
come stained or have an otlor moe s.
immersed IN cold suls aud - t,,iIs3
when they will come out lust az goo5
as new. bVFi
4 good tonic ior the hair il 81 al,
water. teaspoou'ul Of salt 10 bat,
PM o. water applied TO the hair two
oF shree times a week The oTeo, !,
me end OF a month viii Be- surpris,,,
Tea and coffee stains viii ,.,ai1..
come out OF liaon IL put into wa,os =,
once or It soon washed. II ,hov -.
o. long standing rub pure eivcsr r.
on them and then after wasbina ~ ~
GUY wash The linen in the usual way
10 prepare transfer paper a..
some thin post or tissue nonor -
ne surface we'll with black laad ~ -.
million red chalk or apy color,aa
mater Wipe the preparntion - =,
with piece Of clean ra0 NM a.. p
paper will be ready FOR use ' 'h'
The shine can b easily ana o,,,,.,.
removed from ones gown ne s 800,
friction With emery napsr n.',,
rub too hard just enough 10 ra I'm
iitile nap, and then, IN the a." I
cashmere or other smooth GOOD y
oEer the place few time. ~, .
warmed silk handkerchief gu
The greatest care Is nocos..
COOKING vcnison. Like All zane I. !,
must be served very hot 1h @'''G 81, !
pastry g the only oxceptlo, ~ V ~
rEie u i il cooked so th,, !, ~
ali i's juices and becomes dry ma iV a.
Yorless i Is as indigestlble i. Wy .5e'. ma
yenison which according ~ ost ~
Kitchener IS tiger stuffed vi,b n y.
penny nails VIVA ieI
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09
pone q &c Pen.Ion omce

During last week 7,12s claims were
received, of which 3s5 were original
invalid, BAT widows, G bounty land, 10
navy, % old war, 233 accrued, and
2,Gs7 applications for increase under
act June 81, 1890; act Of June p, 1890,
2,629 original invalid, 467 widows
Number Of claims received TO date
under act of June "a, $500, 75s, 753;
claims disposed of to date under said
act. 362, 900.
Number Of rejected claims reopened,
497. The names and postoffice address
es of 5,25s comrades were furnished
for the use of claimants There were
los, 1856 pieces of mail matter received;
65, s4s letters and blanks sent out
Number of cases detailed to Special
Examiners, al; reports and cases from
Special Examiners, 1888; cases on hand
for special examination, 5,4Os.
Report of certificates issued: Or
iginal. 3,261; increase, sos; duplicate
%; accrued. 1872; total, 5,O22. Tota
number Of claims pending, SAC, 4G5.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

WITHOUT going 50 far As 10 suggest
that recent discoveries in electrical
science viii lead 70 means Of inter-
stellar Communication there can Be
10 doubt that its effects upon our own
planet viii be enormous Here the
way will De opened for communication
between light ships and the shore
without the Inconvenience Of sub-Tna-
rins cable Mountainous peaks can
be put in communication without the
-Eork Of stringing a wire over miles
OF difficulties and throughout the
land there Is promise that unsightly
poles and dangerous web-like net
works viii cease TO be a feature oil
our city streets These are ali con.
summatioas devoutly to be wished.
and that the hope OF them is no nero
visionary dream is testified by the
nature o. the successes already
achieved and the practical knowledge
Of men pushing the investigation.
Gigantic as the progress in the use o.
electricity has already been. the world
is but awakened TO the smallness q
its kowledge and extent Of the region.
yet 10 Be explored
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09
He Had an Ansrnr.

While the Fourteenth Army corps
was passing through portion Of Ten.
nessee thiclsly settled with Union PEG
pie, orders were issued that no forag.
ing should be INDUCED in. The badge
Of this army corps was an acorn. One
day an freshman Of an Iowa regiment
ran down a razor backed hog and was
bearing him TO camp when a staff
officer CHANGED to intercept him. The
officer asked the man If he knew of
the order in regard 10 foraging and the
Milesian replied: II do. surf but !
found this haste in the woods ating ur
all TIE Fourteen Army corps badge.
and gave him lick that stopped that
act Of trayson."
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

Capt Wheeler, assistant quarter
master U. 5. Army, has received q
medal Of honor for conspicuous bravery
at the battle OF salem Heights, Va.
May 8, 1853. while serving on the slaff
Of Gen. W H. T. Brooks, commanding
first division, Sixth Army corps.
Capt. Wheeler at this time was first
Lieutenant Of the Fourth Vermont
regiment, and was carrying orders to
Major E. 3. Williston. Z. 5. Army,
commanding the regular light battery.
While he was approaching the battery
the latter was being charged by .
brigade Of Confederates pouring in a
rapid FIRE with double charges Of CAMS.
ter. As Lieat Wheeler reached q
point in the rear Of the battery his
horse was shot under him and he re-
ported 70 Major Williston dismounted.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

Whether il pays 70 pile np manure
and give il time 70 heat before apply
Ing Il depends on the kind OF crop
The land and whether the farmer eAn
afford 10 wait year for reinras
rather than put Ii q hliie extra labor
and get them the same season fos >
corn crop p.oWing under coarse ma
uare Ia the sprlBg Is good eaoash
practice The manure under The iar-
row keeps Il warm ~ arst - holdiag
up the soil aad allowing warm surface
air 70 circulate lhroagh IL sooa iae
air has il eject oa the mAnare. an4
il begins 70 decompOse giviag ou
more heat as il does "a Tie con
stant cultivation that the corn crop
ae@ds stimulates this ieFmeatat.on aal
mlKes the manure through the so.L
But Tor almost verifying else The
maaure Is better al least partly com
posted l. does nol nerd - Be Dc,
composed 70 vegetable mO.l but y
alloerl % heat several days and lhsa
turned and got warm aszin ia tin,
mediate effect Is enormously Increased
Il probably produces greater eject la
the cad for lhc greater agsneas 81
competed Eaaurr enables the iarmsi
70 distribute il eyenly over a lArgs'
surface. Ausr!ean Cutttyai0a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

J 7. Barrett Relief Corps 76, Carson
City. Mich. gave ehiezen-pie supper,
81 which time . rsg-eArpet was dis
posed o. BY numbers, and $500 rea-
hzed for the corps
Jennie L Southw0rth. past depart
ment senior viee-President- was elected
department president Of California
General Orders No. l announce depart
msnt headquarters established al
stockton, Lizzie r. Condy, secretary
Hannah Gray. treasurer.
Tzrrenee Relief Corps 100, KeolSuk
Iowa. held Pablie anniversary, par
ticipated in BY the 6. A r, 5 Of ',
and D Of V. The attendance was :
compliment 20 the corps, considering
the clustering evening, and tbs
elaborate program Of speech and song
enjoyed by all
Nellie c. Bacon. pendent o.
Forsyth Corps. !, Toledo. Ohio, write,
that Dr. C ". Munson gave an after
moons company. at which sixty-fv'
( friends and nearly all officers Of For
I syth Corps since its organic ton wer'
present At the close of the delightful
I occasion the guests learned for The
first time that they were celebrating
the birthday Of their hostess.
The Ohio Relief Corps are working
for their Cottage bill. pending befor,
the Ohio Legislature, 70 open a cottag,
al the Soldiers Home, Sa1dusxy, 70
aged and disabled veterans and thei
veteran wives The home is no rea
home for MANY veteran, SUMPTION
though it be, if upon entering he mus
see the wife Of half century GO love
the Hill 70 the Poorhouse.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

We aas=a1 tAe sczl eAfvalrSe 1e1
AID eC23 fhs hsru-hehr1 % Gs=s
v hich Eayzas1 ozr sires. w1c 1c1g1t a-z rec
An5 1ohly wa u1aylng tA-s
TAe Swords vita rzsf were dua AID earE
Whseh broadly IashsG Al Bunker Hi
Frl-z sTlsEol1's Ellls 70 hv1zz sF4rE
ShC1e Uux he tkraIl- bond lana - tarz1
We srruTe FAR gan nor a.e1r1 M slga
Thsek ross froz Afric's hlEe1Zg sea-L
Nor nstz1A5 70 he Zo1heE's Ery,
Wbez tra- hsr ehZGrrz torn apart
Bs7 10 . szeresiz1oas ha1d
Was lad upoa or banner fair
What t1&iKlaIu1 iAr[Eed IL lal9.
A zzng1 stood u s--0r tAsre
AID 1srs-. EsDns tse Word psEaz
To take - N-zs II hG1Cr's EsZa--
We're z0hiz- 6s@1s q daring axe
Thzn r5=5-s wA9 roW ezl1-g 70 Aza
o asFer sAz1 E@ 6sztf again
Tsss bright IA0zgA rs1s1, The altar gscwA
Slaoe Iasy HAnz Wz Azd zas=H1 ~ ~
Z1rzzs 81 Freesu-n's c84 arose
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

II Kept 10 4 ihriiiy e0ndt oa q boar
may be used tor services whoa sSyea
months old
Il i quite 90 item 70 vavy lbs ~
lions - a % keep ,Ae hogs wtsA 3
good appetite
Under average conditions lucive
hoars i a. loag a. hop should stand
before feed sg
4 little iarpsaiins given "a ihe slop
two or iarce times W,u al 10 tsear-
tag better health
10 not expect 20 ;aaks hogs prusi.
able unless pasns are taken 10 make
thcta comfortable
Alowiug the hogs % crowd Together
aa4 sleep IL . 4ss,y b,l oltea induce,
disease that cleanliness would agotI
There j. place 9a everg farm tst
the hog bat the number that ear $
kept must b governed b rirc4n
Stances
Cne serious s. lion . bro Ola.
sows toe young Is iha' shev ARE ao
able - Supply The Liter % plrs uita
iui, ~ milk
y i hardly good g oaomy % buy
breeding animal from . mac Alta Ma
price unless assured that 10 Is agr
iectiy reliable
hecaese prlces have been ,ou Is.
u many cases hogs r.Grse.el have re
tGraea little Or 90 pr06s i az reason
Tor quitting the business
To secure the bs.s results from a,
early maturing breed The pig ma.
oe iea something "a tho uaaasr us,.
70 establish early maturity.
The hcsi plan Of feo Ing roots q
any kind % ne hogs Is by craexiB.
ana smashing 'agm thoroughly a.
then mixing With wheat bran
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

Count Won SehouvaloE. the Russian
Ambassador 10 Germany, has made
overtures 70 the Chancellor with view
20 the restoration Of the commercial
entente between Russia and Germany.
No news for long time has awakened
more interest than has this ia diplo-
matte circles, where the report was AZ
first discredited. The Gar is reluctant
20 give his assent 70 the renewal Of the
relations. and has yelled his acceptance
Of his ambassadors proposals By the
appointment Of commission charged
with regulating the commercial rela-
tiOns Of Russia with foreign nations,
its first duties being concerned with
Germany.
The leading solin fact regarding war
preparations Is that the Russian army
is not at for the field. The new equip
meuts will not be ready before the al.
tumn Of 1894.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09
Cen. warmers story.

Gen Warner, Department Com
nander Of Ohio, in his address 20 the
Fort Wayne campfire, in speaking Of
regiments acquiring a reputation for
foraging, said: .'On our march 70 the
sea q foraging party from ny regiment
came to q delapidated residence. Its
owner was at the front door. The boys
asked him il he could not give them
something to eat No, sahl You 'uns
has already robbed me Of everything I
had to eat and have taken all uy stock.
But there IS one thing you Yankees
cannot take from me VIVA. is that?'
Ny Inheritance in heaven Don't
know about that, Johnny said the
leader, Just you wait until the Eighth
Missouri comes along And our boys
moved on in the midst Of great
laughter
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

NIX may preach and tae Eor-a
may lizfen. bat profit cones b. ex-
ample A parent ineuicat@s gentle
ness in his ehildrea b. many sound
preoepis: bat they see him treat a
dunb animal II . very harsh manner
ard. il consequence his Instructions
are worse thar lost for hey are rel
Their hee5ea nor respected His ex-
ample as a gentle and humane man
Womb have been sufficient for his chill
drss without ore word Of c1nna1d
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

Memorial Church Al AnfaefAms
There IS 20 be q Memorial Lutheran
church built al Sharpsburg, ma. in
honor Of tbs Federal soldiers who
fought there and those who teIl in The
battle Of Antietam, sept u, 1852.
At meeting of the Council Of mem
bers Of the Evsngelical Lutheran
church Of Sharpsburg, held Sunday.
Dee ), 1881. II was unanimously agreed
% build this church. 70 be known
As the soldiers Memorial Lutheran
church"
The old church was bailt March IL,
l76s. and torn down in APRIL, is63. and
was shelle5 considerably al the battle
II was used IS a Federal hospital from
sept Il. 1869, 70 February, 1854, and
VAS filled with sick and wounded,
many o. whom died and were buried N
the little graveyard adjoining the
church and afterward noFed 70 the
Antietam National cemetery.
Another church was ere .ted in the
year is67, but was 50 badly constructed
that il IS in q dilapidated condition. A
new church IS = necessity. and there
should be az least one church erected
in Sharpsburg, Nd, 70 the memory OF
these brave men.
The congregation solicit aid from the
Posts, associations and individual reIn-
bers OF the different regiments who
participated in the ferce struggle fcs
/ liberty and right
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

HEzE Is not a more pleasing sE-
ercise Of The mind than gratitude II
Is accompanied with snch inward sat
isfactioa that The duty Is sufficiently
rewarded b. the performance II IS
not ike the practice OF many other
virtues diiHeult and painful out Al
tended With 50 nuch pleasure that
we're there no positive command which
en oined Il nor zny reeonPsnss aid
up fer il hereafter. generous mind
would indulge Il i for the uatzral
eradication that accom- anlss i
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

for some time pCOhanly. as she
army has Loco large gans-
Only about 500 oi these are mounted
ana ready for the seld The equip
meat Of the other GO viii be begun AZ
once The Turkish cavalry stsll has
Winchester carhines and viii retain
them for short time The infantry
has soa,0a0 Henry Martini rifles and
20. 600 Mauser rifles Of IS raillimeters
ealibsr- An order Was plaeed in Aus
tria a short time ago moreover, for
$4,000 MannlSeher rides Of 7.5 MILF
meters caliher.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

Vow. al people rant 10 get AZ eie-
Eent o. romance into their lives
but entrance Into the kingdom Of
romance has 70 be earned 5y hard
WORK ard strain OF faculty. Just Is
much as q view from q mountain top
No nan ever made himself a. aPpre-
cistor Of the romantic II music b the
deateniug method Of hiring . street
organ and hearing i grind out daily
the sane run Of stale tunes The out
cone Of this would only be a reary
sense Of why the Old COW died and Z
desire 10 20 and 90 likewise Il !;
the essence Of the accustomed always
70 breed stagnatiOn-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09
Inc Army Of Turkey.

According to the new military laws
Of the Turkish empire the Turkish
army on a war footing will be increased
from 100000 to l,OOO,O 900 men. With
this prospective increase has come the
necessity for a new arming of the
Sultan's soldiers. Cannon for the
new artillery will not be ordered
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

A. exchange says that > gen .ous IN
SRA has discovered the secret b
which TIE silk worm makes silk and
: noE able 20 make six By ma
chin=rE and q factory i soon 70 BE
established IN Georgia Surely this !
2 progressive age silk without The
six worm eggs without the hen Dut-
Ter without The COW. electricity turn-
ing night INTO day. time and distance
aznihilztsd- What neKts No Eoa-
der fae end 81 The world i predicted
Pretty nzeh everything that was
created = The beginning seems e
hare oztliTed il usefulness-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

The treasurs-hOuse Of ansn-s life
Is his heart; and be Who has nothing
there Is poEerty-strieken though he
roll in gold; while he who has good
deal there Is rich whether be has .
roof over his had or not
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

Az indiana tuan mas been huca sital
sosts for shooting o maa with lnieni Is
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

i f. rot imposslble ~ meet With ? p's'
feih'al from slender girl.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-03

Truxal, Mrs Elizabeth. ............. 20s 81
8 lots 25-160 each Liberty avenue
between Conrad and Evaltno,
G plan. "a, IS, So
2-story frame house
stable
Thomas. George. ............... 30 %
lot 20-l00 Cypress between Ma
thilda and Fitch
2story frame house No 4Sl3
Toner, Catherine (w)............ s45
lot 20-100 Luther street Land
wehr plan
2-story frame house No -
Weiss, John . 40H
lot 1l6-l40 Herman street be-
tween Rebecca and Friendship
Woolslayer, Wilbert tE........... e. 634
lot 20-l00 Luther street Landwehr
plan No 40
2-story frame dwelling 6345
Walton, Mary M............ Nj. 2l07
lot 20-57 Rebecca street between
Penn and Coral No 36
frame dwelling
Wilkins. Emma (w)..... 1888
lot 20-l00 Cypress street Baum
plan No 1l3
2story frame house kS08
stable
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-03
lot sO-56.6 to q point Forty-nfrh
street between Penn and CAL

lot su-56o to q point Forty-nfrh
street between Penn and CAL
win streets
29-story prick dwellings
Iddell Robert. ert..................... 81 81
lot 25-loO Harrison street to
Plum alley corner Forty-ninth
street
lot a5-lOo Harrison street to
Plum alley between Forty
eighth and Forty-ninth streets
Lindsay So Bella ell Ma, Margary : So;xas3 ZOOS
Government alley and Geneva
street
Naltoy, Albert. rt................... "a SO
lot 4s-ll0 46th street between
Dawson and Mccullough SITS
22-story brick dwellings
lot 2aeISss Fisk street between
Geneva and Penn
Mckinney. Lizzie eM.................. Ss IS
lot 4S-lOO 20 foot rear Butler to
Spruce alley corner Home
street No 224
Mcclure, James (w) 26 Is
lot 20-l0O Harrison street be-
tween 47th and 4sth streets
frame stable
Pershfng, Z and h Nesbit... % 70
lot 4S-llO Cemetery street corner
46th street
lot 95-IOO l2d street between
Dawson and Grant
sstory frame dwelling
evatman James. mes................. IL 81
2 lots 20-S0 each Hatfield street
between Furty-seventh and
Forty-eighth streets Nos uand
12
Spence, Mrs Ellen West "a 65
lot 2Ol00 Harrison street TO Hem
lock alley between Forty-ninth
and Fftieth streets
S-story brick store and dwell
ing No 1929
Waldman, Louisa. oS 95
lot 2O-lG0 Penn avenue to Garden
alley between 42d and Ath
streets
S-story frame dwelling No. 420S
WeSthel, or Wurschell, Benedict. IS
lot 2O-l00 sherman street between
4th and 45th
2-story frame dwelling
Young. Mrs. Fannie. 20 ~
lot 20-lO0 Main street to Urbana
alley between Dawson and
Grant streets
l-story frame dwelling
Zweidinger, John. with notice to
the Duquesne Company............ IL 81
lot 20 averaging "a z5th street
between Grant and Center
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-03
Breed plan Nos go, 2sl

Breed plan Nos 900, 2s1
2-story brick dwelling
lot 2Oii5 Keystone Street W w.
plan No IS
T Tots eO5S5 each Baker street
Sawyer's plan Nos 2o2, 2oS, 2O4,
- lot 20. 100 Duncan street Bisseii
plan lS7, lSs
shoredale, James. II q
2lotS 67-lO0 80.foot rear Tin all)
Butler street Sawyer plan Nos
102, l0S
schillinger, Maria, with notice to A
lots ql-i00 each Jancey street
Garrison plan Nos 1ls. 12O, Ill
Sheridan, Susan, with notice to An
lot 2s.I0 averaging 46-2SiO feet
rear Stanton avenue Mowry
improvements
TimmonS Daniel so
Slots 2O-IOO each Sawyer street
Torrens & Co, with notice to NJ e
ground leased from scheniey
kilns, sheds, stable, machinery
etc
5 lots 4-loO each Jancey street
Garrison & Co plan lst l2O, l2''
l6S and 159
lots A-lOO each Morningside
avenue Garrison & Co plan Nos
So l0S
2-story frame dwelling
wilson, John A...-.....--..........- ~ "a
2lots Stanton avenue and Poe
alley Mowry plan Nos 24O, PAL
Warner Alex XL........-....-..-.-- 10 10
lot 2O-lOO Wickliffe street Dun
can plan No 2D
2-story frame dwelling
Weir, Vim VI Sr...................-... Al
lots 4S-lO0 each Baker street
Garrison & Co plan Nos 81, 81
Woods Joseph and Francis. &c 80
lot 2O-IOO Holmes avenue MowrY
plan No lSl
l-story frame dwelling
2-story brick dwelling
Young, W ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 85 6S
4 lots 20-l00 each Jancey street
Garrison & Co plan l5S, l64 l55,
l56
lots 2+lOO each Jancey street
Garrison & Co plan ia, l75, 176.
l7S
6lots 24-l6e each Antietam street
Garrison & Co plan 40l, 40e, 408,
405, 407, 40S
7lots 24-l6S each Haights avenue
443 "A, AS $50, 45l AZ, 453 454
j lot "A averaging 1874 Haights
avenue No 4S6
lot 9O-171 to point Hsights ave-
nue. No 4S7
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-03
TWENTIETH wARD-1s91,

City, sub-District School Taxes and Water
Rents.
dot LOT 24ss Murdoch street Harri- ~ q
son plan No IS
2-story frame house
~ lot 4s-ioo o'Hara street between "
Walnut and Howe
2-story frame house
Blythe. Frank P.................... 81 80
lot4O-llO Amber street NJ B Gross
a-story brick dwelling
Brown, Elizabeth D, with notice to
frame carpenter snop, o'Hara
street
Baird, Richard w)................... IL 55
lot Fifth avenue near Hiland
building
Borrow, Edward IVY. I73
lot Edmond street
house
Brewer & Searfght (w)........... 625
lot Spahr street near Pennsylva-
mia Railroad
stable
lot elies Mignionette Street be. ~
tween Hiland and Beatty
2-story frame house
lot M-l00 Mlgnfonette street be-
tween Hiland and Beatty
stable
Caskey. Emma. Observation-Disclosures. s19s
lot 20-I00 Shakespeare street be-
tween Pennsylvania Railroad
and Alder
2-story frame house
Chessrour, DR. AV................ 2o3 60
lot 5o-220 Fifth avenue corner
Bellefonte street
2-story frame house
2-story frame stable
Carr, Mary 81 o.
lot 5O-lao lis IS feet rear Rib Lib.
erty avenue corner Fitch
Callow, Hiram P I775
lot 1880 Conrad street between
Friendship and Coral streets
lot BeIleionte street and Elmer
building
Camp, F. L. tw). )............... 1928
lot 49,l54 Marchand street and
Shady
2-story brick house Shady
2-story brick house No. 6S0s
Marchand
DeRoy. Joseph. h.................. H6s
lot 25-1O0 Bellefonte street McF.
plan part l27
lot 59-100 Filbert street Moi. plan
n of l27 ...-...-.
3lots 20100 each Cypress street
Baum plan Nos. l25, 126 127
Dick, Rev. ]. n, with notice to
lot 2Oe-lOO Penn avenue between
Denniston and Shady
8story brick building No. e38
D0iess lot 20 sosEerasinr HS1S ss ic: Edmund street
between Liberty and Winebid-
die plan part No II
2-story frame house
Donges, Albert. rt...................,.. % -
lot S5-ns Filbsrt street Hsfsi.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28
AT REST!
MRS. HARRISON Is DEAD.

\ noble woman is dead. The final
mandate came to Mrs. Harrison at l 30
Tuesday morning, and she has gone TO
participate in a glorious Immortality
Death came mt last as calmly and syeetlv
as the birth ofa spring morning. There
was no pam, no spasms. but a simple 90
my out OF the candle of life. For hours
the president, now bowed with gricfthat
seems unbearable, has watched by the
bedside of the wife of his bovhood for
hours loving family has bent over the
pale face of wife, mother and grand
mother. But at last death came to end
the suticrings of noble woman. The
whole house is in deep grief, the president
and other members of the family being
well nigh Frustrated Particularly Sc
we're is his grief and the grief of Mrs.
Harrison 5 aged father and Mrs. Mckee,
her daughter, all of whom were present
during the last hours. But the wires are
bringing messages of love and sympathy
from this country and the old world
and leading women are sending kind
words of sympathy and tribute to a
woman whom they loved.