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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Spencer went to
Leesburg Monday to attend the fun.
eral Of Mrs. Sam Spencer.
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Among the new things for fall wear
are the hats to be on display at Mrs.
Alice Kinks opening, Friday and Sat-
urday of this week.
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Mrs. P. E. Russell, of Wyoming, ILL.,,
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Link.
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Hive always has the biggest crowds.
Millinery Opening at Cohn's, Friday
and Saturday, Sept. % and "a.
Bargains from Csc down, arriving
daily at The Bee Hive
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gross attended
the Exposition at Cincinnati, Sunday.
The annual reunion of the Goth o.
V. l. will be held at Blanchester
today.
Charles Rose and wife and daughter
spent Sunday with relatives at Now
rystown.
S. N Roush, of West Union, was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Thomas,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Swadley has returned
home from visit to Norwood and the
Exposition
Cohn's Fall and Winter Millinery
Opening, Friday and Saturday, Sept.
% and "a.
Miss Elizabeth Roads went to Della
ware, Tuesday, to resume her studies
at 0. w. y.
Mrs. Eta Tharling left Monday
morning for visit with relatives at
Oakland City.
Miss Nellie Cochran spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Ruby Crosen,
at Dunn's Chapel.
Mrs. A. e. Miller, who has been
visiting relatives at st. Louis, Mo-, re-
turned home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Essie Sanders, of Dan
vile, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Conwell, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kesler and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Lemon attended the
Exposition at Cincinnati Sunday.
You are invited to attend Cohns
Fall and Winter Millinery Opening,
Friday and Saturday, Sept. % and "a.
John o. Vance and wife entertained
% A. Lemon and James Leininger and
their families, of New Market, Sun.
day.
w. S. Barker, OF Salem township sold
a fine young black horse to James
Burnett and John L. Miller, last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Cochran and
daughter, Miss Isabel, spent Sunday
with r. L. Purdy and family, near
Berryvllle.
Among the new things for fall wear
are the hats to be on display at Mrs.
Alice Kinks opening, Friday and Sat-
urday of this week.
Miss Mary Frost, of Norwood, and
Ralph Cochran, of the Sinton Hotel
Cincinnati, spent Sunday with Miss
Hazel Worley.
Miss Josephine Roush most cordially
invites you to attend her Millinery
Display Friday night and Saturday,
Sept. % and "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Worley enter
tanned Killian Bittlemeyer and wife
and John W. Moberly and wife, of
Wilmington, Saturday.
Mrs. A. T. Thomas and son, Harold,
were the guests of her mother Mrs.
S. N. Roush, at West Union, from
Saturday until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Geyler had as
their guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bloomingburg, of Cincinnati and Miss
Minke, Of Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. John Newby, who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Krug, returned to her
home at Stuttgart, Ark, Sunday.
The w. @. T. U. will meet Monday
Sept 26, in the M. E. Church. This
is the annual election Of officers. All
members are requested to be present.
Joe List, of Sardinia, has accepted
position at @. M. Kern's Store and
began work Monday morning, He
will move his family to this city next
week.
Mrs. Harry Hiestand was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Mary Gabriel, at
Norwood, from Friday until Tuesday.
She attended the Exposition while in
the city.
Thousands of people who trade at
Hillsboro, never miss coming to The
Bee Hive every time they come to
t% III -
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Mr.. and Mrs Walter Gross attended
the Exposition at Cincinnati, Sunday.
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Miss Leona Kesler visited friends al
New Vienna, Sunday.
A dollar is a big piece Of money
when spent at The Bee Hive.
Henry Sellers spent Sunday with
relatives at Greenfield
Mr.. and Mrs Penn, of Independ-
ence, Kan, are the guests of their
son, John.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Bell and Mr.. and
Mrs N. Craig Mcbride spent Sunday
at Greenfield.
Carey Turner and family spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with relatives at
Sugartree Ridge.
Patton Parkes left Tuesday morning
for oxford, where he will attend
Miami University.
Misses Ellea Steele and Helen Bar
rett went to oxford Monday to enter
Miami University.
Be sure and attend Josephine Roush's
Hat Display Friday night and Satur-
day, Sept. % and "a.
B. @. Donohoo and family were the
guests of p. Fl. Shaffer and family, at
Pricetown, Sunday.
John Newton and wife spent Sunday
with the latter's sister, Mrs. Thomas
Shaw, at Cincinnati.
The only fault you can find with
jewelry bought at The Bee Hive, is
that the price is not high enough.
Charles Schilley returned home Fri
day from TWO weeks visit with rela
tives at Chlllicothe
l.. Philip Shave, who has been spend
ing the summer here. returned TO his
home at Boston, Mass, Friday.
Lewis Young and family, who went
to Nebaska last winter, moved back to
this county last week.
Leslie Hoyt, of the Proctor & Gam
BILE Co., spent Sunday with his parents,
DIR. and Mrs. w. Hoyt.
Mrs. Charles Ellifritz, of Columbus,
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
James McMullen, Sunday.
What's the use Of paying luxurious
prices for jewelry, when you can buy
1t at The Bee Hive for less than half
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Wedding spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
John Manion, of Cincinnati.
Miss Mamie Wright, of Highland,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Cooper, Saturday and Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Cochran and
daughter, Miss Isabel, spent Sunday
with Il. L. Purdy and family, near
Berryvllle.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-09-22

Miss Mamie Wright, of Highland,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Cooper, Saturday and Sunday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-09-22

Carey Turner and family spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with relatives at
Sugartree Ridge.
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Scarborough. insurance

Scarborough-.tn Insurance
Miss Mabel Archer is at Norwood
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam. Morrow
Thousands of post cards one cent
each at Stabler's.
Mound City Paints may cost trihe
more but Leslie Parshall.
Miss Nellie Jolly is visiting her
brother, David, at DAYTON.
Mrs. G. e. Bell is the guest of
friends in New York City
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Haynes spent
Tuesday and WedneS lay in Cincin-
natl.
Charles Avres, Of Wilmington, was
the guest OF his brother, Frank Ayres,
Tuesday.
Miss Georgiana Bee;her will enter
tain company of friends with
dance at Greystone this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Mcclure return
ed home Monday from visit with
his parents at Seymour, Ind.
Hon. NJ. r. Denver and his secre-
tary, d. X. Hampstead, of Whining
ton. spent Tuesday here.
Samuel II. Frank visited his son,
Earl at Cincinnati Saturday and
Sunday and attended the Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Spencer went to
Leesburg Monday to attend the fun.
eral of Mrs. Sam Spencer.
John McMullen Is attending the
National Encampment of the G. A.
Il. at Atlantic City, N. j.
Walter Lucas, of Oxford, was the
guest of relatives and friends here
over Sunday.
Mrs. P. E. Russell, of Wyoming ILL.,,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Link.
James Haley and daughter, Miss
Lola, are the guests of the formers
brother, w. II. Haley.
Paul Harsha, of Norwood, was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
NJ. Harsha, Sunday.
Rev. j. II. Harris is attending the
conference of the United Brethren
Church at Jackson.
2O0O copies Of late and popular sheet
music at Stabler's at 10 cents copy.
Buy your sheet music at Stabler's.
Clarence McConnaughey and Miss
Keefe, Of Cincinnati, spent Sunday
with DR.. and Mrs. Roy Rogers
"Meet Me Tonight in .Dreamland",
the late musical hit, 10 cents a copy,
next Saturday, at Stabler's.
Arthur Lytle left stoday for his
home at Wilmington, n. g., after an
visit with his mother, Mrs.
Nettie Lytle.
Miss Rosemary Carroll entertained
for Misses Mary and Marguerite
Hetherington with sixIo'clock din
ner Sunday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hill and daughter,
Miss Nettie, after pleasant visit
with relatives at Louisville, KY, re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. T. G. Bowman, of Olney, ILL.,,
and Mrs. Addie Quick, of Cincinnati,
were the guests of the formers moth
er, Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper, Sunday.
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w. S. Barker, Of Salem township sold
a fine young black horse to James
Burnett and John L. Miller, last
Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Bell and Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Craig Mcbride spent Sunday
at Greenfield.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Penn, of Independ-
ence, Kan, are the guests of their
son, John.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-09-22

The annual reunion of the Goth o.
V. 1. will be held at Blanchester
today.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-09-22

Patton Parkes left Tuesday morning
for oxford, where he will attend
Miami University.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Wedding spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
John Manion, of Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FEBRUARY q

FEBRUARY 81
Al:red e BachHan to ornlOnd Realty Co.
Mutual Auiznc. trust CO TO David Robinson:
1ss f-TS " Burnett to Harriet nixon: 50 500
Tav--e-.. Mortgage Go: asst; $4,000
Sane to Metropolitan SAVINGS sank: $4,000.
Joseph Herman 70 xerkvflle Bank, 81
F7,r-v X Harris 10 Farmers Loan and Trust
Fs-rae-s' loan ana Trust Co 10 Henry W Har-
Same SIS guardian. 20 sane; $40, 600
Sane a. guardian. % same. $1,000
Henry " Harris 20 Farmers Loan ana ITns'
7,sncbi-, r,e~eir7owftz to Lizzie Cohen: 81. 600.
Northern Bank OF New York 10 Daniel Nc
rDonenioS Candida 20 Raymond cuarini and
r7o-o.l,ss raven 10 Rudolf scheidt: $4,000.
Tn Fischer 70 stephen 4 Jackson: $4,000
TILE Guarantee and Trust GO 70 Ne~hnrs
Savings Bank; Feb 70. 100
same 70 Dry Dock Savings institution Feb
charles I. Hoffman and ano 70 PasGuale Bag
ltzi: Feb 19: Sc. sec
1-avrvers' Mortgage Co TO William L Condit;
sac &c Kaufman to Title Kaufman. Feb IL;
Moses wein-nan TO Camille Lacy: Feb 49,
Fsa4y E1liager 10 Camille Lacy Feb 10;
49, ~ W-s,s-e,- - isaac Marks: Feb 10; 81
Esr-v st-asbou-ger 10 Nichaelis Il Ziegel'
.-,s1 r:si,or- as executor. TO Allen Gailor: Feb
.7osephsIIs r Hazlln 10 Lawyers Mortgage
rfs : 81 Yo-stz TO Mar : Robinson: Feb 70;
Ee S--o' Dunkak 70 Adolph B Ansbachtr: Feb
TIE Guarantee and Trust Co to City Real
Estate Co. slGe- $1,000
.T1iil1s N s-5ilr 70 Bower Savings. $50. 900.
Ehz-Iss " Rausch Ida Satte-5 5000
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LIS PENDENS.


oo-E 81. 2os 7-e=+. Margare1lls Fotiisnoa r. ast
Ma Holm action 10 set ssiae deeds. at
to-ney u Il BeaIl-
10th s.. Il n * Esst- tHrce actions: CIemen-
tj-sc 3 Suveruaa n - az charles Person
5fo-s5Iosure Of 3 mtgs}- attorneys Eshn, Moro
niger < LandaUer-
-; y 1scs.n .rs Mar ,5roiis ,forecIosure
~ u-tz3. attoruez, J = Kent
400 ~ p s. % 3 y of 9Th ave. c51:19 II .
1E-r,s 2 TflleurhaI aEy Meyer sachs - a.
te-,@s,s-r-s ii mtg. :.fter-ez Oechsler.
18TH ST - East joseph - A2lia71 aet john
n WOOD - p foreclosure Of mtg attorney g
ru-zrnau a Fraukeuheiraer
is AVE 1cT3- People Of t3e state ~ 3r~
To~k 80 Morris Wiener olotice Of lew At
tome. u r jerome.
IL -. - sud 80 West same az : illain
Miller notice u 3evyj- attor11ey- I" T Jerome
ID - 10 So Wet same at Iooert u Green
Irrorice of lezy3- z-tor17.-- " / Jerome
18th 81. p West. sanlo az Mar Robinson
trfoficc o. les.j. attorney, " Z jerome
772TTE s.. 81 East Same AZ Salvatore ilazzl1o
notice Il levgl- attor1et, n j Jerome
7e-r- -T - Last sarnr az Mile F Taorn-
,-,otiee II teVvl- attorney. T Jerome
l1TFE IT 2o5 East saEne az C5aTies I-iE'koSl'z
#-c-loe ~ lerEJ. attcr-7et. " 7 Jef9li-'
I'D TT. 80 and 31- Fast sei1fe az AlorTis f-as
.rf4-f-a 1- leErt- arroruev- y 7 Jerome
PARK AVE. 3as3. same az, EIE.l RaFtolicius
tnofsce - lezEl, attorney. y I jerome.
SGD - s. East. ssTso AZ Pose FOX 'noiloe q
lew strgrues. a T jerome
sTTH IT. L. west same AZ Andrew J Def1s
tnotiae ~ levsp- srt0-7le--- " T Jerome
jones' ST Il anna e. Hzssev AZ Lou 81
a.san r. a foreclosure Of Hlsli attorney N
o. AVE 2 . cor 18Th - IS sxioo, Ida Car
oLfF az Is .liisrn Gardiner e. al partition
a-oiset, 2 Adams.
ERCosfE ST. 7e. Jonas Well - II ag- Joseph
T2ottlrllar - a tsHlez.e5 foreclosure OF mtg.
a-l6r1ley. Il s-ucaeiHer
IsTIz e . &sst: ?, a n 9 Egler e a. az z,
mtg, atioT-f-. y = Leonard
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
rrv = ambitious desires Office position. win
SCDt-ts,.a az advancement. furnish excellent
r. f-Tences samuel Goidsteln. ~ Essex 81
17TT !. = I-T-I.I F!-Young man, good driver and
,-s.,.arf, wishes position where the services
al, = re6red and capable chauffeur could De dp-
,,re.tarad Chauffeur. 142 west loth 81
~ !. r-rrF-FsIrR italian - American caIfIui
5-ty-ar- city or country. can make own Tti'a4ia'
.carsnrss Tony Assant. IA Degraw ST.. Brock
"a AI-F7FF5I7R -Carefu driver; repair any cars
~.f-renrns. salary $50 month. Address John
Finn 7l9 Loriner st. BROOKLYN.
IN -FT7F.IfF wishes position. private family
~ ar country; careful driver. DO own re-
slLE raferences. Address @. Shaw. Red
Hgal I1Utehess Co. New York.
Italian a nericsn. II mechanic;
Ct4A6S Irsfe wages. best private reference a.
vaolsni 80 Grand 81.
57F4AT.FFEJR. Experienced. careful ana TEN
psIas a s, care OF II. Well, POI ST. AIMS
Ad ni s Hronx. OF tel, 2l25 Melrose.
a. 49, steady naethodical F,ngI.shman. good
tI.t-! reliable checker and Inquirer III Factory,
Eias,it1-4 OF wharf. wi handle and neatly ar
Hsi ,,a most confused stoch Address T.
70 55,, bartlett Inn. Lakewood > !
-, r-,grI5R SALESMAN.-By young man: Al
Col.1iarente; experience J. y. B., Tribune Once
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

Y Y SUPREME COURT--rRIAL DESIRED
in New York COuuty--Wtlliam Plant. PLAINTIFF.
against Hannah Plant. defendant summons
Action FOR divorce.-TO the above NAMED defend
ant You are hereby summoned 10 answer the
eompI4Int in this action. and 10 serve a CODY OF
your answer on the plaintiffs attorney WITHIN
twenty DAYS after the service OF this summons.
exclusive OF the day or service. and case 01
your faiIure appear. answer. Judgment will
be taken against YOU BY default for the reiisr
demanded IN the complaint
Dated. December II, 1909
BRUCE r. DUNCAN. Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
once and PostOlnee Address $50 Montax4a
Street Brooklyn. y, Y.
To Hannah Plant. the above named defendant.
The foregoing summons is served uDOn ven by
publication. pursuant 20 order OF Hon Edward
3. Amend OF the Justices % the Supreme
Court os the State Of New York. Gated January
L. 1910 and fled with the complaint in the OF
ncn OF the Clerk of the County % New York AZ
the County Court House. IN said county IN th-
state % New York. on the 18th day os January
1910. Yours. Sc.
BRUCE e DUNCAN. Attorney for Plafntiy
Once and Postofics Address, IsS NouraG1a
Street. Brooklyn. N Y.
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sIIRRoGATE's NOTICES.

DPTCyFWR SARAH.-;NOTICE Is HEREBY
.-f-en that the undersigned intends to apply
70 one ~ the Surrogates OF New York County
Sor Iat,ar. OF administration the estate Of
sarah prucker late OF the Borough OF Man
bs,rar In The City County and State OF New
York under and in pursuance or the provi-
sio,s OF section 1854 OF the Code OF Civil Pro
csdT,rc and 10 have the penalty OF his bond
-. Such administrator limited as provided IN
ssfa section OF the Code of Civil Procedure
and ali creditor. having claims against the
estate Of said decedent hereby notified
and required to present their claims 10 one
OF the surrogates OF New York County AT his
orice in the Hall OF Records IN The Borough
Of Manhattan city. County and State OF New
York on or before the 5th day Of March. 1910
Dated New York January 81. 1910
GEORGE W. DRUCKEE-
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner &, Thomas a Surrogate OF the County
Of New York notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons having claims against Mary A Aliaire,
Iate ~ .he County OF New York. deceased. 10
preseut TIE same with vouchers thereof the
subscribcrS AZ their place OF transactinz bust
ness the orice OF James Demarest. Ne. 40
Nassau Street In TIE City OF New York. or
before the first day OF September next.
Dated New York. the eleventh day OF February.
1910 pIsTAN ALA re:
WILLIAM :. hecOTTER,
Executors.
JAMES DE.MAREyT Attorney for Executors.
lao NaAsau ST., New York City.
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ir-.s. May ~. 1905. Theresa hohm 70 Ernst
Mncn. g. sen
.ttoruevs Ssltcr & SsfeinkssiS,. lao Nassau st
10th -. n g @an.34 q OF Prospect ave. asx
irreE; juno - I-rs. PincUs SaaasVa 70 Theresa
No5n- 5000
ATTORNEY Title Insurance Co OF New York.
80 Rroadxsy
1ssD ST &c cor erosion ave. ASK irreg: Aug
20 1907. Ms-y A McCarroII 70 Kathleen Bland;
$500.
ATTORNEY. Rarbcy oRennedy. 2o3 Broad
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Female.

A LADY, conscientious and trust worthy capable
= a. f.tinp, entire charge OF a household where
gar,-aurs are employed, IS open Ter an engage
Tocnf fn ciIy or country exceptional references
4. n A Postoffice, Pia-ntieid y !.
--571T71@T1 Nsr Experienced. with invalid lady
~ rhiId: city references; moderate salary.
write particulars By letter only, Miss Carter
e06 Jefferson ave BROOKLYN
M .N1y}F.RAfAID-Ta neat Scotch girl two
ears excellent city references; s25; city, stoTt
.tstanqe country Waldorf Bureau. - West SD
ST phone Madison
1,lI ,fttf.t{MA p.-lierman, experienced assist
Haitress. city or country; best references,
- sa5 call at Lang * EoecheTer CO. ;
ti.Teau. 43-4J-47 West 23d st.
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CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York bv the grace of God free and indie
nendout to SOPHIE Hayu. Max Hayn and TO all per
sons interested in the Estate OF J. Geors Schenk,
Iara of the County Of New York. deceased As
creditors legatees. next OF kin or otherwise. send
greeting: You and each OF you are hereby cited
and required personally TO be and appear before
our Surrogate OF the County OF New York. At the
SItr-ngates' Court of said County, held at the
Hail IF Records. IN the County of New York, on
the 5th day OF April, 1910 at half-past ten
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day, then ana
there 70 attend a judicial settlement OF the &C
en,n. or proceedings OF William Sullivan and
Ksra & Sweeney. Executors OF the Last Win
and Testament OF said deceased: and such OF
Sn,1 as are hereby cited under the age OF
twer-y-one years are required 20 appear by your
guardian II you have one. or II you have none.
= a1near AMI apply for one to be appointed, or
to IKE event OF your neglect or failure 10 do so.
a Guardian will De appointed by the Surrogate TO
r.6reSenr and act for you n the proceeding.
=, testimony whereof have caused the Sea-
OF the Surrogates Court of the said
County OF New York TO be hereUnro
rs affixed Witness. Hon. Abner c.
Thomas Surrogate OF our said Coun
w az the County Of New York. the
ODD 5av NJ February. in the year Of Lord
one Thousand nine hundred and ten.
0-- DANIEL J. DOWDNET.
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court.
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REALTY COMPANY INCORPORATED

AIbany. Fen. I--The Tangiers Manors
,-o-r.orafion. OF T2rooknaven. Sunolk COM
>, Vas INCORPORATED to-day, with capital
~ = 4s,aapa 10 deaI in real estate The d.
-~...,,-e ere Edward T. Mcclellan, Albert J..
,-o-,-eu T5enr- sVoog. Coleman r. AE1ei
80. r,,aso, O. Address. Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
aoRNELL HAs SERIOUS FIRE.

Rochester. Feb- el--Fire swept through
g. BUSINESS section Of Hornell early this
,,.,r,,fr,e. q using q loss Of more than ~
a.. Faira started n the Nooster-Macy
l...r,vaf7z.s DEPARTMENT store ana eiinItiy
,5-.+tI'--ed Il and the block II occupied he
So Tread 20 Seneca stree ana &c
-e - E3eu-sfr Block. 4 tenement
sf-r.-rf-re driving Gus dozen families.
For fiu,. a large part Of Man street
~ th-ealeuec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name AMI address
TERTIARY q
MANHATTAN

Win owners name AMI address,
FEBRUARY q
MANHATTAN
FOR Il sSHTNET0N AVE. 1871
eo- q = brz fat l77-SxIS2 . Schwartz
cross < Marcus S4T san ave. architects; cost.
E--5 ca
owner, waunezan Realty CO, - Nassau
THE RONN.
MARION AVE. e. 80 2 Of 18Th 81 Two
s-v hrk tennis, 50xs46; Moore Il I-ancslccei,
1zs-n and Sd ave. architects; Jotai cost
sIas.00O-
Owner Adolph Wexler. 2o4 Bush s.
TIFFANY ST. U = $50 z ~ 18Th ST sly
h-- -surnt z-zES- Moore K I.a1cs1ecei. l4sth
= s-d -sl.-S ave. architects, cost. SO -fssi
5esEuaa
1esD 81 = 58S = n Webster ave 3 stE
fame sRiE a4x5S 8 William kenny 96o De
-.s-l1- ave. architect cost $3.50.
Oz--er. n Regan- Webster ave and 1870 81
v-F-RS-FR AVE 7 " cor 1880 = sJ- frame
store arr 6EE - 10l6o- william kenny EGO
-se-7---- architect. cost. $500
czr-e-. y RcEan. Webster ave ana 1850 -.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
TERTIARY q

so-r7F 81 - 10 e East; James NIc'-uloagh aet
Il4--,- Z. -cV-l-z. Cvu-- and contractor 500 Us
s.,-r7 -. l4s 20 L. East; same agc same.
$3.50 -
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. IS same aet same; SO os-
ge9Ts ST - last Hynsu holker AT Rosa
Gf.frrrvz-. ou-ne-- Mr. HesneU-aa. contractor
So 20
49, 81 East John T t'--nlu az Lnalle N,
.-.E--~-e 2 "a ana Marie 3 POTTER, trustees
..7--c-s. Jordan Contraction C. contractor
Sln6 So
Fza---- EF~IItneer. owner, Louis Cohe1. con
--s-tC-- S1=6 -
1S4TIT -. cI5 West; Harrv GrohHan AT joseph
Van lister owner renewal SO IL
F-Ff AVE % Victor Heating CO az SilEfe NJ
E-ir.-c--c- o7vDt-- Patrick GaIlaElet- con
--a--1f- SO -.
I0sTfI 81 :. 80 = " oF Amsterdam ave.
l-.+z1f.1 II D=-relrsue-- \esb-- Co AIT RAJ
--c-r Tezltr &C. owner and contractor 80
-z4Ip
PTvTNGT0% -. eG3- o-Ta RCiSnsnn aGt Harry
T4ffa cv-ne- snd contractor. 50
I5gTE 81 n $. 500 = . OF - Nicholas ave
l2o~fea- Nicholas - Lai7r aGt Jei1n II St}ili2 3,
--y7..r -rF --.H-rs--C-. SS+2 o.
FPoe TTVAT. Sruyten Tuy~1 70 24d,F ard 24-d
SIS entire --is-. AhueUan & EoUGiheere at
7-re-to-1l-ra E-t1jI Transit -. owner Nm I
t--~l.d-s-- contra Tor q q H-Earl- suN-to.l-
--pr-5-- So =.
80 - 1-rs 2 or Grand BoUleEsrd
.1r-0--sr -sszI0o- Jor1 Waters 60 agt Robert
= eus.ni. owner AL contractor, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-22
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN
1871 81 81. and 5Is West N two . sly hrk
-=--1-s- Cr-aHenherG < Iysach;sCs y est Id
- architects cost. s.. zoe
c--uer : l5olCstaiu. L. East 94th St
TIE RR0NX-
18Th 81 cor Union sTe, > sly t-k
re-1nt - -z.zE0o. Moore & Lancs1edei- lseth
- s--a- zrci.ireC-E- cost. $40
r1-ne~. william Pachur, Seymour ave-
NsWG-E. = !
Is--7- 81 n < - = OF Kelly s. 70 tTo : sly
T-z-e tennis. 1TxsT each otto q I>rslss,
-TrG N-eugg,ofd ave, architect cost, Ss's'-
Os-ner Rebocca Tr7lbe. 81 Freeman 81