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aprpsrs srfOrberIid iinb. tueiI lie aIIss

2Drpsrs erforbsrIid iinb, neil iie aIleS
bas entbaIt, mas bic ylatur Der 8ous
Mild, bieier mad ipeiieiter @iniidt ses
idaifsnen Nabrunssqueae, tei8smii6t
bat. Die llnteriuduns Der aus ben
Gentrifusen fcmmsnben MiasermiI6 cts
siebt einen SurbldnittsBebalt bon 80
bis 81 Yrosent Maier, IA Bro3eilt
Stidtoff, AS Brosent itidltofffreier
@rtraftitoffe, unb aipar fait auSidliebs
lid in Der Sorm BON 0tildsuder, 0,3
Brosent Sett unb etipa or Brosent
Observation-Disclosures. barunter bic SanSe
fnodenbauenbe pboSpboridure Der
Wild in benibar siinitiser Serbauunss'
fabisfeit.
Cine syettbeimiidung ipiirbe ia tets
empfeblenSpertb iein, 8eoiirfniB 1T iie
aber ni6t, bsnn befanntlih fDnnen I'M
tbieriiden 8brper Die itidfOffbaltisen
9abruneSmittel bic Sunftionen Der itids
itoiffreien iibernebmen, wabrenb unter
feinen llmltdnben ie baS nmsefsbrte
Der Sail lit. Das @iipeib fam alip bic
Seistbatiefsit unb Settbilruns bs8 Sets
tes, ME aber bas 5ett bic 0tu8teIs uno
&no6snbiIbuns beS giipsiB iibernebmen.
Die Sraec, tpie Wtasermild am beiten
bernenbet iperben ioa, beantiportet iid
babin: entipeoer i'm iiibsn ober i'm gang
anssiduerten 3uitanbe bel benz neber'
gang bon bem eriteren gum Iebteren,
Dem SerfaG bes WiildsuderS unter
YiIbans Der MiIdfaure, iit bon benz
@enub Der MaSermiId abSuratben,
tpeil iie in bieiem 3uitanbe, namentIid
BEL 8inbern Ieibt eine &eisunS Der
Wtagsn- unb Darmi midleimbdute berpors
ruff. Giib ipirb Iie entipeber i'm roben
3uitanbe ober aIs Suppe sefodt, iauer
alS iosenannte bide Wtild persebrt /;
Iieres bieler Serfabren 1T bel Niild aus
@enpHenibaftSmoltereie burdau8 un'
bsbenfli6, bic SeioreniB ansftIi6er
@smiitber, ipelde iiberaa iddblibe
Orsanismsn ipittern uno oesbaIb bic
Niild mbslibit lanse Der Sieoetempez
ratur auSIeBen, unbesriinbet. Die
Wasermil6 mub Bel bem 8oben feiblg
seriibrt iperben, ba lie bel ibrem boben
giwsiBs uno seriusen Settsebalt ionit
leiht anbrennt.
Das 1T aber aud ibr einsiser 9tadz
tbeil, benn int WobIseidmad iibertriift
sine Suppe aus Masermild eine iolbe
aus 8Oamild redt bepeuteno, mas man
rubis bebaupten fann, ipennsleia bas
g8ort ipabr bleibt, baB man uber ben
@eidmad nidt itreiten ioa.
Die Mtasermild 1T in iiiBem 3us
itanbe. borausseiebt natiirIi6, oaB Die
8ollmiIb auf benz @ese bonn Gutter bis
sur Abrabmuns poridriftSmabis bes
bunbeIt ipOrben 1T unb baber gang iiiB
sur Serarbeituns selanste.
Sir bic 8ebanoIun8 Der Wtil9 i'm
SauSbaIte 1T Die Sauptporidrift bic
9lpfbsipabruns berieIben in peinli6
iauber sebaItenen @efdben, abidlub
Der 2uft, mDsIi6it fiiblsr Gufbswab'
rifnaSDrt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26

Der s4melspunft Der Butter.

Die baniide Butter Bat befanntIiet
auf bem ensIiden Marfte INNER bDbere
Preiie eebradt, aIS bic bbadnbilds
Der @runb mar, bab bic eritere i'm mars
men Wetter nibt 70 leidt ipei6 tpurbe,
ipie bic Iebtere, Elm 8oraus, Der beions
bers in Gnslanb anerfannt ipirb. Yrof.
". Maser in SoIlanb fanb ben @runb
biefer Tbatiade in Der Siitteruns. Sn
9dnemarf, ipo bic &iibs ben sr5Bten
TbeiI beS SabreS int Stale eefiittert
iperben, erbalten tie Sen, Strpb, Oels
fuden &C. Sn Solanb 1T gBeioe baS
Sauptfutter. prof. Mt. fanb nun, Sab
Der SdmeIsunsspunft ber Butter, bic
bon &iiben fammt, bic troden esfilttert
tpurben, 8-15 @rab bbber Iieet, alio
tpenn bieieIben 8iibe nit @riinfutter
gefiittert tpurbsn. gBeitere 9erIube
ersaben. bab bic Siittsruns bon @riins
futter, 8Idttsr, &iiben, furs allen Suts
termitteIn, Oiereib an gboIebpbaten uno
3uder iinb, Elm bicI leidter ibmeIsenbeS
8utterfett erSeuSen, tpeIdes mebr Hdds
ti8e Settiduren entbGlt, alS bic Siittes
runs bon Seu, Strob unb gniilase.
Wiit anberen Worten, bic sebrdu6li6e
Sommeriiitteruns erseust Ieidter idmels
sense 8utter ais Die Ninterfiitterlins,
ObipobI Sas llmsefebrte porsuSieben
pdre.
Sn neuerer Belt madte Brof. Maper
Seriude nit Der 8erfiitteruns bon
&obrauder. @r iaete iid: penn Suts
ter, tpeIdes reid an Suder 1T, ben
Sdmelspunft Der Butter berabbrildt,
10 ioate bieS aud bam errei6t iperben
f6nnen penn man bem Sutter bireft
8uder auiett. Sine Sub, bic i'm Z.
Wionate Der 2aftationspericbe itanb,
erbleIt pdbrenb oreier Berioben bon ie
10 3asen 70 Bfunb &iibenfdnitte, IL
Bfunb &ossenitrob unb 8 Bfunb OeIs
fuden. Sn Der 2. Beriobe erbielt iie
ertra A gfunb 8obrsuder. Die Briifs
un8 erSab nun, bab Der SdmeIspunft
Der Butter, Der ipabrenb Der eriten Ye.
riooe 80 @rab Sabrenbeit betrus, in
Der 2. periooe auf Sc @rab Sabrenbeit
ianf, in Der 3. Beriobe aber ipieSer auf
80 Grab Sabrenbeit ities. 9ie am
lei6teiten ibmel3enbe 8utter ipar reis
9er an fliidtisen Settiduren.
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Ser beutfhe Ganeel.

@S 1T setpiB bon SntereHe unb @ertb,
in Der 2onbOn .,Times", einem 8Iatte,
benz tpabrlid feline sroBe Oeutiden=
freunblibfeit na6suriibmen 1T, foIsen.
bes anerfennenoe 3euenib iiber ben
Mufidipuns bes beuti6en SanbelS si
Ieien: lin nit Der ibnelen gntipids
lung beS beutiden iiberieeii6en Sans
bells eleiden Sdritt su baIten, fiibrt
man ldnss Der Norbs unb Oiieefiits
tpeitere tpi6tiSe Irteiten aus. Bremen
baut, um ben 3usans su benz neuen
&aiierbpd i'm 8remerbafen au erIeids
tern, cine SdIeuie. sic bas Sr5bte rlns
ternebmen bieier 4rt 1T. Sic erbalt
cine 2dnse bon 200 Metsrn, cine
8reite bon 25 unb cine Siefe bon 10, 80
Wietern. Dem 8oranidIas mad tper'
ben ii6 bic Soften auf l8 Wtiaionen
Diarf belaufen. Dabon trdst bic
Stabt l6, bas 3eid 2 Wliuionen.
Samburs beidaftist iid sesenpdrtis
nit benz pIane, in @urbaoen einen offe.
men Safen su erribten. Stettin bat
befdlofen feline Safenanlase bur6
Gerbinouns Der beiben 4rme ber Ober
su eripeitern. Die Danaiser SanbeISs
TANNER unterbanbelt nit Der &eeiers
uns stpeds 8rlnbuns zines Sreibafens
gu ReufabripaGer, unb &5nissbsrs enb.
lid eebt nit bem @epanfen umL ben
Canal sipif6en Der Stabt unb bem
8orbafen Biaau su bertiefen. Die
Rlbrisfeit, ipelde man Bel Der Sbrbers
uns GROCER llnternebmunsen fur Die
Gntipidluns bon SanbeI unb @eiperbe
seist, ierner bic 2eidtisfeit. NIT Der Die
oasu n5ibisen srOben Summen aufse.
tradt tpereen, iino bic bette unb be.
tpeiSfrdftisfe Mntiport auf iene 8es
bauptunsen, bic nur su oft i'm MuSIanbe
BON feinbfeIisen unb unipifenben &ris
tifern aufseiteat perben, baB ndmiid
DeutidIanb bon ieiner NliIitdrIaf ers
brildt merbe unb Der gridbpfuns nabe
fei "
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26

Iauienbe bon @Idubisern in allen
TbeiIen Der Union sdblt.
Das bunfIe @ebeimniB, fpeIdes fiber
bem DoppeImorbe in Saq @iber, Man.,
fdipebt, ideint iid nod nidt auftldren
au- ipollsn, obipobI elm aniheinenber
Grant, gfamens Sranf Dedbam, iid ben
8ebbrben aIS anseblihen WiDrber bes
Banfiers glnbrelp S. 8orben unb beHen
@attin iiberIiefert bat. 8ieIe faneen
iebt an, bic ShuIb Der i'm @efansniGe
bon Taunton fsenben 2iwie 8orben su
besipeifeln.
Die 8auernbiinbler fangen an, I'M
Siiben Terrain au eetpinnen. @oub.
Buchanan bon Tennsfee 1T su ibnen
iiber8esansen, tpdbrenb bic farbisen
8epublifaner bon alabama BEL ben
StaatSipabIen srobentbeilS nit ben
Demofraten 8eltimmt baben.
Die aliatiide gboIera, ipslde ii6ris
gems am arsiten in Beriien ipiitbet, bat
ibren @eg fiber Samarfanb mad Taids
fsnb, ber 8rim unb DoIsa beinabe Bic
sur @renae 9iublanbS suriidseIest.
Dor bem burd Sanatismus unb 9lbers
slauben erbibten ruiiiiden pbbel, Der
iid su ben fddnbIidften @ewaIttbaten
sesen Ier3te unb Soipitalbeamte bins
reiBen Iieb. ersriffen on bieIen Orten
bic ruiiiiden 8eamten feiSe Gle SIudt.
Sn DeutidIanb unb Oefsrreid bsst
man bor ber GboIera feline iibertriebenen
8eiorsniiIe, Der man nit 8ube ,mb
icrsfaItiser Seranitaltuns auer burd
bic 8ifenfdaft eebotenen 8oriidtSs
maBreseIn besesnet.
Minifter Serriurtb Bat baS Bortes
feuile beS Snnern nieberseIest uno bat
ieinen NadfoIser i'm @rafen 8otbo Gus
lenburs sefunben.
Ser 3eitunssfries 8ismards gapribi
ipirb nit unseidpddten &rdften forts
geiebt. Sebr berftimmt bat, nament.
lid in Berlin, ber auf Gapribi'S 8es
treiben sefaBte 8eidlub 8aiier Wils
beImS, bic NeItauSitellunsSibee fir
Berlin gang fallen su IaHen.
Gapripi bat Gpaniens ginlabuns
sur Golumbusfeier in SusIba bamit obs
seIebnt, baB fein beutideS 8rieesid;ff
Sur 8eit abfommIid iei. = Oils 9tads
ipieI gum Broseb 8uidboff tpire Elm
8erIeumbunsSproseB sesen ben &ebafs
teur Oberipinber bienen, ber bic 8ers
banbIuns bor benz Sdtpurseridt in
GIepe cine ,,iuriitiide Sarce" Senanni
bat.
8eim DurdI6tpimmen ber Neibe cts
tranfen iieben Solbaten in boiler SeIo'
ausrdituns. 8ieIe Opfer bur1 Sib.
idIas bat bic birnberriidte Sbee Der
beutiaen SoIbateSfa. trob Der pabrs
baft tropiiden Sibe in DeutidIant
bic anssfiinoisten Manbper Dor iidJ
seben gu Ianen, sur SoIse sebabt,
Dieie Solbatenf f6inberei bes idneioieen
SanSnuriteS auf bem 8aiiertbron tpirt
bon Der seiammten prehe berbammt.
9ia6 manden Sdpieristeiten bal
@Iabltone iein neues liberaleS cabinet
fertis seitsat. @abrsnb sr ielbit Yre.
mier-@rter 2orb bes S6abes-in,
bat 2orb Seridel bic 2orbfansIerpiiros
unS bamit ben 8oriib I'M Oberbaufs
iibernommen, Sir Miaiam Sernon
SarcOurt 1T Sinansminiiter = Sdabs
fansler, ,-2orb &oieberp Miniiter oes
GuSwdrtisen unb Sobn MorIep Sefre'
tar fiir SrIanb setporben. Sieaeidi
erbdlt nod Der 9lrbeiterfiibrer 8url
einen Sib am 0tiniitertiide. Generals
pOitmeiiter 1T Der IiberaIe ,,@inpeits
ider" 9trnoIb 0torIep seiporben, ipdbs
renb iid Der raoifaIe 2aboudere baraul
| aeipibt bate.
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asie bebt man bic Slatteiien auf 2

Die mad benz @ebrau6 nod tparmsn
pIatts ober 8iiselsiien miihen boriids
tis bebanbelt iperoen, tpenn iie nidt nit
Der Belt rotten tnb unbrautbar iperosn
iolen. Sunddit laile man Die @iien
tets in einem iparmen 3immer abfiibIen.
GobaIb bie8 bolltdnbis sefdeben 1T,
reibt man fe erit nit weidem Bapier
(2Bi6s pSer Ssibsnpapier) namentli6
auf ibrer unteren Seite ab, ipif6t bann
nit einem ipDllenen 2appen nab unb
iAIdst iie bis su ipeiterem @ebrau8 in
elm Stid iosenannten SutterilaneaS
elm, tpel6eS subor nit @lpcerin ooer
8aumDI setrdnit poreen 1T.
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Die Maaermilh.

Die Masermild, fei eS bab SieieIbe
alS GsntrifusaIs sWaeermilh bon Der
Creamery suriidsenommen ipirb, iei es
bab iie nahoem Der I'd BE 8abm ab.
senommen lit, bel bem i'm GIeinbetrieb
ibIidsn glufrabmunssperfabren ,urids
bIeibt, 1T fir Mienid unb 9bier Elm
auSseseidneteS, Ieiber piel su penis
seipiirbistes giabrunsSmitteI. Sic bat
tbatiddIi6 nit aaeiniser 9lusnabme
bes am Iei6teiten su sntbebrenben Set.
tes ale bic Stoffe, peI6e gum Iufbau
unb sur @rbaltuns bes menidIiben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26

llsbrisenS iinb Sieie 3abIen nidt ims
mer mubsebeno; erfabrene Sdbners
sadter bebaupten, baB pieIe Siibner
mad suridseIestem 3. 2ebenSiabre ibre
Sru6tbarfeit berlieren uno bD6itens
nod gu elmer suten 9iibneriuppe ;u
perpenoen Iinb.
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etaat Ohio. Staot SoleoO I


t8ranf s Gbeutp beidp0rt, Oab er Der al.
tere Yartnsr Der Sirma 8. 8 gbenep & 50.
1T. melde @siddfte in Der Staot S,oleoo. i'm
obensenanniem gounip uno etaate, tbut uno
oas beiaate airma bic Summe bon etnbunoert
Dollars fur ieoen 6al Don aatarrb bs3abIen
pirb. Der onr6 Den @ebraud bon Sall7s aa.
tarrb Sur nibt sebeilt perosn fam.
8ranf 8. Gbenep.
Beidmoren Dor mir uno unteridrieben in
meiner @esenwlrt am 6. Sept. u. 8. N86.
(~N) VI. 8. 8leaion.
I Siesel offeutIider Rotar.
Oy
Saa's aatarrb Sur miro innerIid genom
men, Wirft bireft anf oas SInt uno Die idlei.
mi9sn Sbetadden oes Spitems eobt Sud
umionit 3su8nifie tommeu. B. 3. gbeney &
Co., Soleoo. D.
n@- 8srfanft BON apOibefsrn rs 6.
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q. 6. Smrf1teb'S
Tamilien : St0re,
517 2adaipamna Nbenue.

Di, bsRsn @ruetrieraartn aasr ari an
6anb. Gutter, pprsellan- anb 5Opfpaaren &c.
Gint guts AaspabI Sbuittwaarfn ebenfalIs
pcrrdtbtg, pit ale Mrten Waaren, prl6s
man fiiraassmsiueu 3amilisnstbran& nStbia
bat.
Das bsutI6tpublifum 10 freunbIi&f elm
ssIabtn pprsaipu&tn
8. 6. 3araieb.
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2Die Disf Gier cine Senne leeen
Fam.

gia6 glnsabe zines franSDiiden Ses
fliiselfunoisen entbdlt Der Gierisod elmer
seiunben aussewadienen Senne 600
Gisrfsime folsIid lam bieieIbe ipdbs
renb Der Dauer ibres DaieinS ni1t
msbr ais 600 @ier lesen. Sebt man
nun baS burbidnittlide 2ebenSalter
elmer Senne auf 9 Sabre felt, 70 leet iie
pdbrenb bieier 8eit i'm folsenben Sers
bdItniB:
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6eiebdftS.Mn;ei9er.
Bud. uns aesisen,.9ruefer.

8md,s unc Acsisen,'S 'Srafer.
Greb. Waener Drudarbeii jtbfr @rt
tn sneliIder uno bsutItsr Sprabe, 5li eada-
wpuup apenus, seseuiber BEN Splfpn StCrs.
gisarrenSabrifant.
". Mpt d nj n n, bic bslisbisn ,,AfonIp"
unb y9ia Hing" giaarren; ale Sprten Ia
baf unb Hauterartifel, 5Gf 9adapanna Gpe.
Groceries une WrppiiIonen.
Se6tplb, Sranbpp IL s o. Grad.
fclser bon 8sable s. Stsea), ti6 penn Aps.
S6IGaer unb Seal "a qadapanna
Mpr., has beriibmie Wbite Sp0nse @iebI.
8ret. s. BibmaysE DslifatsIsn,
$50 9adapanna Mpsnue.
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Ziegler's Hotel,
Ssp. 327 2adatuanna Hnt.
y. 3ieaIer, @iaenthilmsr.

8eiisnbe fnoen bier Die por3isIidte Soit
uuo autes eo8is 81 mdbi9en Rrciien.
auitern unS Lam . wabrenb Der
Saiion in leoer 3nbereitua9sart.
9ie feinften Beme, ebampaauer, eiauors
unb gigarren.
BriuaiSimmer fir 9amen ino BamiIien i'm
aueiten Stodperfe.
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Mn sd)minoiI6tigc.

Ser llnterjeidnete ueIder mad msbriabri.
gen Qeioen uon einem idperen Qun9sniibel
nno Der 9efiirdteten Q d in D ind bnrh
elm einfades Wittel 9ebeilt iuurbe uiinidt
all' islnen WitI.ioenoen Die Wetbooe Der SelI.
lng befannt 5u MAIDEN. gr piro Mueu, Die
es piiniden. foitenfrei cine abidrift oes 8s.
jeptes ienoen. meIdes sime iidere SeiIuns fir
. winb udt. Aitbma. Gatarrb.
8ronditis uno ale Sdls. uno 9un9en.
afeftOnen it Gr bofft, oab ale 9eioenoen
leip Mittel probiren. Weldes unidabbar it,.
Wsr oas Rs3ept. oas nidts foitet uno iesens.
reid iein fam, uiiIidt, idreibe sefdIli9ft IN
Mep. Gbwarb n. 0Silfon,
8rooflDn, 9ew gorf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-02-11
BIENNIAL SESSIONS.

Some two weeks ago, paper written
by Hon. A. T. McKelvey, was printed
in the Cleveland Leader. The paper
gave In q clear, comprehensive and Wig
orous way his reasons for the view which
Mr.. McKelyey has long held that the
legislative sessions should be biennial.
Commenting editorially on this view the
Leader says:
'No proposition yet suggested for the consider
alton of this BeyepIieth General Assembly merits
more careful examination than the suggestion OF
ex-Representatiye McKeiyey In last Fridays
Leader that this Legislature complete Its work
this winter and not hold an adjourned session, as
has unfortunately become customary. The con-
stftutionai provision is that all regular sessions
of the General Assembly shall commence on the
first Monday in January bienniaiy, and power is
elsewhere conferred upon the Governor to convene
an extraordinary session whenever he deems it
necessary IT is plainly the intent OF the Constf-
tuition to provide for biennial sessions, and the
plan of holding an adjourned session Is but an
equivocal way of crcumyenting the fundamental
law of the State.
"a strict Interpretation of the Constitution would
declare every adjourned session unconstitutional
and every act done therein void. But, unfortIn-
,tely, precedent has established the abuse, and
he Supreme Court Of the State would probably
consider that custom had in manner oyerthrown
he fundamental law. This being the case the
,nly thing to do is to reform the custom.
The Leader further points out that
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appropriation can be arranged for two
years as easily as for one, as the exper-
fence of Pennsylvania, Indiana and
other States shows that the incentive
to unnecessary and vicious special leg
islation is in great measure removed;
that the State would be saved some
$4,000 biennially, and that with but
one session in two years the present
small compensation of the members
would be more proportionate to the work
required of them, and better average
of ability might be expected.
Now is the time for the adoption of
such a measure. The appropriations
which have not yet been made could be
extended to two years expenses. The
move is one that would instantly win
wide and hearty approval from all classes
of citizens, and one that would make
the Republican party votes. 1t is in the
line of reform, and would be the surest
sort of thing for the party to 60 to the
people with.
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Beltttn1tt Ultrp,tirlr.
THURsDA Y, FEB. II, 1892.
THE SHTIRIFF's OFFICE
UNDER THE CARRIER LAW.


When the CARRIER salary bill became a
law last spring We expressed in these
columns the conviction that the law is
unjust and inequitable so far as it applies
to the Office of Sheriff, and now after a
thorough examination of the subject, we
are confirmed in that opinion. The law
provides that in this county the salary
of the Sheriff shall be S2,400 per year,
and in addition be allowed a deputy.
This seems at a casual glance very
fair salary, and such it would be, were
there no expenses outside of the office.
But any one who has taken the trouble
to investigate knows that, while under
the fee system, the receipts are large the
expenses are proportionately great. The
office of Sheriff, unlike any other county
office, requires its incumbent to ride and
reride every road in Belmont county, at
heavy personal expense, as well as to
make frequent trips to different parts OF
the State in the discharge of his duty.
To show the expense attendant upon the
proper administration of the Office of
the Sheriff, we herewith present a con-
densed statement of the expences of the
office for the year ending, January 1.
This is compiled from the daily expense
account of Sheriff Scott, and is as
| follows:
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OUR NEIGHBORING TOWNS.
Spicy Letters from Busy Local Cor
tributors.
What Your Neighbors and Our Neighbors
are Doing, and Other Local
Events Happily Told.
UNIoNTowN.

The Anderson farm was sold on Satur-
day for the sum of s7O5O, Misses Anna
and Mary Anderson purchasers. The
tract contained about 13S acres, and sold
for 1922 above the appraisement.
We learn also that Leonard Anderson
has sold his farm of SS acres to James
Taylor
Many readers of The CHRONICLE re-
member ]. X. McCaskey, formerly one of
the efficient teachers of Belmont county.
He is now President of the Board of Ed
ucation at Onawa, Iowa, and has filled
other offices of public trust. The McCas-
key family were for many years residents
of this twonship, and had the esteem of
all who knew them.
We regret to again announce the dan
gerous and severe illness of Mrs. Sadie
B. Merritt. At this writing she is rest
ing easier, but is very weak.
Matthew Grimes almost died from the
effects of an over dose of medicine few
evenings since. After his recovery from
the immediate effects he got wet and his
limbs are seriously affected.
Oliver Grimes, brother Thomas and
Matthew Grimes, of this township, died
at his home near Cadiz on Thursday last
from pneumonia.
NJ. l.. Price has had a severe tussle
with la grippe. Although confined to
his room he kept about and is now much
better.
The relatives of J. j. Moore, residing
at OskalOosa, Iowa, have been appraised
of his serious illness. His many friends
here hope that he may soon he restored
to health.
Rev. G. 5. Hackett preached on Sab
bath from Ii Cor. 1911. His sermon
was received with attention and interest.
The United Presbyterians have secured
the services of an able and eloquent min
lister for Sabbath. Sabbath school at 10
and services at II AM.
Miss Mary Robrecht, whose home was
in this village for many years, was mar
ried recently to Frank Weisenburn. of
Fort Worth, Texas. Miss Robrecht has
the esteem of all.who knew her and they
wish that her welded life may prove one
of happiness and prosperity.
Miss Mary (Ramage) Jackson, of Jack
son, Mich, came down last week to visit
her mother who has been very sick. She
is kindly remembered by all our people.
On the sick list. P. Allen, Mrs. Re-
becca Lodge, Miss Mollie Lodge, Mrs.
Jos. Gillispie, Mrs. James McNary, Web.
Shepherd, COrwin Cunard, John Mil
burn. II,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-02-11
GRASSLAND BROS.
Four Good Farms for Sale.
viii offer at public sale, on the premises, on
Tuesday, February Esd, 1892.

at o'clock P. NJ, the following described rea
estate, tO-wit:
Situate in Union township, Belmont county
ONO, IL miles west of Latferty Station, c., l.. &
W. K. R., being the whole of the west-haIf oil frac
tional section Is Of said township containing 2Iss,
acres, more and less. This is one of the fines
grazing and grain producing farms in Union town
snip. Ii Is In good condition; nearly all down in
grass, with plenty of running water; brick dwell
ing, staDng, and other outbuildings; fruit trees
OF various kinds. The farm will be offered i'm two
separate tracts, andfsO altogether as shall bring
the most money. Also, on
Thursday, February 25th. 1892,
at O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises the following
described real estate to-wit:
The two farms known as the Moses BOggs lands
the hrst lying on the the Warnock pike, IL miles
south OF st. Clairsville, in Richland township be
ing part OF the northwest quarter of section 8
containing 1O5 acres, more or less, excepting
acres and percheS, purchased for Il roadway.
This farm is in high state of cultivation; nearly
al down In grass; plenty of good water; IA very
line grazing and grain producing farm; plenty OF
lrut trees OF various kinds; dwelling house. stabl-
ing and other Outbuildings
At the same time will offer the adjoining farm
10 the last above named, situate in Richand town.
snip, miles southwest of ST. Clairsyille being Il
part OF the northeast quarter of section IA and
part OF section 8, containing 81 acres, rOods and
IL percnes, more or less. This farm is in good
condition. well watered with neyer-failng springs;
very productive; abundance of fruit trees of all
kinds; good frame dwelling with rooms; barn
and other r.0utbuildings- These two farms will be
onereu separately and Jointly, and whichever way
brings the most money will determine the manner
of sale.
TERMs-AIl the foregoing farms will be sold on
the IOlOwlng terms: One-third in hand; the bal
ance In two equal annual payments thereafter,
bearing per cent interest, secured by mortgage
JOHN A. NEFF,
Executor of Moses Boggs, deed
1. N. CLARK, Auctioneer. 1-2sit