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Clty of Lookport-Third Ward, Ocoupants or Ro- putod Ownors. A E EC Hihiey, Et.... rot B. 9. -- Auticy, t, M..... E Genent k § 69 ft.front Stroot. _, do ® Gonesco Howor L. F. C. W age “league Avo. B. © L Boattlo ayo ¥. § Pt. 811-100 anores, back lot ~ ugg, Lucotts Jumlii Maple xv, 4054 [ = fax Inut - S. . : «fackson, J, Carl Ex fig Walnuw! $ Ro P. R2 8, N. W Pt. Bounded boginning at the St * B. corner of Pluo and Walnut inflating] mmnlsxgi‘th thfigg East | alon of Walnut St, 178 ft. to West ling of lands now owned bx Lols M. Cook,: Thence South orly nlong West IIne of Lold M. Cools land, 191 ft, 134 In Thonce . Wost dt ft. 4 in, ; Thonce Southorly 106 ft, 4 in to South Street,: Thence Wosterly on North line of Routh St. 81 ft. 6 In. to the East line of Pine St, : Thenae ' Northerly on East line of O* TP.mo 86. 178 (t. 7 in, to place of boginning. TMQ@EOhTs WOU10Y cing c (9g! Ping g \ Waterman To M ,E | B rket E MoDowough, Ellon At x34“, {311511121 tt. on Market x B4 11-12f€, Moors, Sophivanias H. ggw Walnut N Pt Bounded boginning in the tho North linc of Walnut St. at u. point wliich is 118 ft, 8 in. wostorly from the N. W. Anglo formed by the inter. seotion of, Walnut and Washburn Sts., and running therice - northwestorly | at right angles to Walnut St. 76 ft, 6 Im. ; Thonee casterly at tight angles to Washburn Stroot 10 ft. to the N. W. Cor. of sald lot No. 50. Thomce North nlong. the Wout ine of lot No. 48 on tho Wost side of Washburn buen Street 18 ft. 0 in. to a oint whichds 092 ft. 3 in, orth from N Huo of Wal nut St. (measured: at right angles theroto). ,, Thence West on a lino parallel to the . Northellue of Walnut St. and 98 tt, 3in. North there- from 8246, 11 In, to a point which is 8 ft, 8 in, cast from enst line of Lot 61 on the North slde of Walnut St.: 'Thoneo South on a linc par allol tothe Enst line of anid lot No, #1, and 8 ft. 8 In. Bist therofrom #2 ft. 3 in. to the: North-line of Walnut ,. St.: cast along the North line of Walnut Street 60 (t. 8 In. to place of bogth- wink '* Nicholl« & Holmer- If “Elia???“ E ~O'Comor Martino. A Elm - E810ft { Pool, Hiram... .... Price Pound, Johu K. B0 Price \Alrco and - (80 ~- Kate Spalding £31 'rice, $$ Walsutb ? Price, SataltB..k., ES M. bt g, 83 ft, on Lyoust x 182 feot dcop N lino mls 98 ft. 8 im South of Walnut Borers, Cleo, holrs of R Looust & 7504100 a Joshua I Melmer,agt { P E x $. W. Cor. 800. ft deap x C, . 110 {t, 1034 in. on Locust St. Sanders, Mrs, Faunle & South 8 W.Pt. Stuhloxikglum - Bpruge §) 45x100 ft. «3. ChA#, M\ O Boltle Avo W Blg acres Woolrldgo, Mis, Silas 8° fouth $ het te- - ~ City of Lockport-Fourth Ward. 40 (h front Ononplmjs or Ro- . Stroot. puted Owners, N Ft ASRIOY) He Mere 3 Saxton Bowen, L. 1. & Cleo. Ping - ta 9\ w 9,20 it} * w Non. W. S. 4 fh. i 1 ~ 42ftifront. 82 John. E $.4 ft. Mo\ % \oy in \42 ft. front. # gag to gaa‘gurgn: 40 ve B: «t vet 40 Cottage BH t 9+ 48 v b: ve th 80 w E iv a 64 08 E88 ft. on Cottago x 07 812 ft. Mot W B. 68 10-12 {t., 88 ft. front. a E. 6810-12 ie “was ft. front. D7 E. 08 10-12 41 Prlfio g At ft. front 45 Lu S LG w Bymo, Margnmt......}g Amelia, E & li E Back Lot, Translt -B E. pt. ' D Collln$; TORMs «ccc 8, Fronts Saxton 68 ft, O14 in. Bounded cast by Saxton St. North by Lot $2 8. Transit St. South by Lot 37 Saxton St. and: west by a line Pump » lol with Saxton Bt. and equl« distant from Saxton: and 8. Transit Sto, a golylllq. John- Mot.. 9 8, Taanelt W 06 ft. roatmior, gamma. of, | Wm. +85 Price § E. 16 Crenmor, Agt.... ) 80.\ 8 . 80 ft. front £01“;er Timothy 44 Cottage - *E 88 ft. front ameworth, | Ira, } _. _ holes. Mary L.] D State Roudt $ 50 45-100 and & nores, v He * N 11 654100 ceese «eeg acres. Kerguson, Goo. W. & BUCK I care coons 6 WoSst Avo. 8 8. pt. Fleming, Jamo# & W. Main - § B, 61 ft, FOX MIANIO Fumsent8 Wobb N Bx.S. 5 {t. Kenwloy, Martin..«$7 Cottage | W 12 Dower E . Gatrlty,Mra.Patrick 6 Colnmgla B Gonesso - Wosléyan .... ye dd, Saxton W €illis,, Mary.m.,.m% Cottage wacmo—m ft. draves, Mary's-\unugfi W. Main gwvagr i ft. . 780-412 ft. front. ' Martington, Jano... ngrlqu 8 g; a (ft; ffcyn‘g * > ft. iron Hatbigton, Frank... 9 Prigo & 41 ft. front Holmes, A harman 8 Wilow _. it IOR yk man en tor ) 04. Acro 9 willow | 93 60 tt. 11 o t g; 66 ft. Cedar N §. 'Translt W 10 88400 a0.%.0f High, Wo 17 14-100 ac.9.of High, § 981. front x 2 oh, 60 1, 18 8.8, 10, 12 & 14 E (¢ Highland, Mary, ..... 24 Stoyons Kinglor, Antica««. . 50 Cottago. | - 'H § ft. LOMIY) PU mee amen 20 smy‘lsfittolflweg 81t, front All U Wilm. 120 W.Main sfifth‘ in, 118 0 * § 50 ft, TH In x 16516 1t. 8 40 ft. 1g In. W 88 fk T t.front «t (0 129 MoCormiok, Mrs. _ cooermmecs ca +180 JOHN *MaCormiok,AMiGhnol 63 Pino W MoDotmoté, Mary ..84 Bowory W . i 46 Saxton E E.08 {01:45 Lo . . 88 (t. MoPatita, Ellon, ..4t John: E 88 ft. front x80. 0432 ft, MoVitéle, Inmo# ..«.8£ Wobb E owboid‘. William. 49 8. Transit W060 fh. on Tronslt. 133813, Rugotio D 00 W. Main -_ § N. pt. 10 cor Lo% No. 10 Rast Cenoy Tayno, Cornolls . ..14 H. Conoseo .$ 60 ft. ofone Pom # Wts - Ton hie ce 0 Lts Honry minx 82 Wobb I t. #outhworth, Graco.10 H, Geneseo S N.W. cor. Kounded boginning at N.W, 806 8t, running thence south # nlong 'the east line of Sax- ton St. 81 ft. thence east 6§ ft. on a line paratle! to south line of Genesee St., thence north $1 ft. on a line paral- lel with east line of Saxton St. and G8 ft. cust there- from, thence west 68 ft. on south line of Genesee St. to Ing, 3tee. Smily. & dee Poy 30, 50, m Spalding, Mrs. Emily, S, W. Cor, Lot No. 50, T. Spalding YM. R.7.. Bounded north 185 ft. 4 In. by a line parallel to South line of Lot 59, East 220 ft. by a line parallel with the west line of Prospect St. x 483 ft. 8 in. west there- from. South 185 ft. 5 in. by south line of lot 50, and west 225 feet by a linc parallel with the west line of Pros- 8 G Hgfi'sgf I S Pt.Bound TRGMO, . Main .Bound- promt. ed north by West Main St. St. 88 ft. Enst by E. line of Lot 123 0-12 feet. South by line parallel to West Manin St. 83 ft. anp west by a line puraliel to £. line of lot. Stevens, Danlel Nungéwwstjwe. $ 88 ws l t2 Moo os 08 A 98 M 100 H A i w B Wilde, Mrs. A, B.... N Willow 32 Tt. front. w on tn un on thon tn th tn th Clty of Lockport-Fifth Ward. Occupants or Re- Descrip- coup Street, puted Owners. tion. Aiken Nellie E.......40 Juniper S 43 ft. Archy, Mary...... 1012 Ann E73 8-412 ft on Ann Bowen, L.F.&G.W. L Beattie Ave E N. 114 ac. Brookins, Delisle ..568 Erie W 66 ftld¥decp Brown, Rickard A...93 Chestnut N 66 ft front; Brown, Minule W. ,.20. Erie E 40 {t. Conkey, Holmes A..L High $ 460.100 acres Crowley, Julia M,,. 144. High S W. Pt. All of 144 High. Ex a strip of East side 64 §-12ft. wide on North linc and 71 7-412 ft wide On South line, 306 ft. 1016 in Washburn. - Cushing, Edward....51 South NX Ex. N 20 ft. Dolan, Patrick......00 Union S Doughorty, Calista. 54 Erie E M. Pb.3 ch. 10%4 1, deep, x 53 94-100 ft on Erie, North line 53 94-100 ft. South from North fine of lot and parallel thereto. Douglas,Elizabeth BN East Ave S ex W 790 ft. Freeman, ChasH,...9 Irving N E.1% 11 N llm'Ipor. Joseph,......l1 Reed W 10 ft. rront Hall, Thomas F .....21 Spalding S Holly, Rosa M... ....G East Ave N E.Jé5acres Kandt. Willtam,.....20 Harrison W 5014 fi 4 ft. Ave Kurtz, Christain... .M Mulberry S W. 69 ft. Lorch. Amy 8. East Ave S N. W. Pt. Bounded beginning in $ line of East Ave. atits Interect- fon with West line of Lot Nos. 6, T 14, Rg, and tun- ning thence E'ly along Sting of East Avo, 84 ft. to lands now or formerly owned by Calis F. Griffin : Thence S'ly along W line of said Celia Griftins land 141 t. 7 in.; Thence Ely nlo®g 8 line of sald Celia Grifflins land 34 ft to E line of land conveyed to CatherIno Normon by deed dated Nov. 3rd 1881,; Thence S'ly slong the East line of sald {Innds so conveyed to Catherine Mormon 210 ft. to the middle of the bed of the Eighteon Milo Creek: Thence N. Wily along the middle of said branch of the Eighteen Mile Creek to the West line of Lot No. 6: Thence N. along the West line of said lot No. 6 to place of begin- +0, ning, except a | tringnlar pleco thoreof owned by Fan- nle VanAlstyne. 83 High N E.66ft. N _ W. 83ft. Mayers, Nellio F.,..10 Mulberry S 148!4 ft on Evans 141 8-12 ft on Mulberry McDonough Ellen M 1 Ene 50 ft front McDonough, Mark.E,F. Chestnut 86 ft. front McGregory, Maggle..96 - South 85 8-12 ft. McGregory, Albert N.86 _ South 461§ ft. Moon, John..........18 W.Grant Moore, Harriet L....79 Walnut 44 ft. front 44 ft, front 81 Myers, Johh 1’.........11_”7g East Avo Mann. Mrs. Thomp- son 8 9 § N 179 % N N N N N N N N N N W. PE. NB 4M, 68 on Vine [x Nelson, Alex w:} © Jemnio M..... J 14 __ Vi ne 170 5-18 ft. Nelson,Francis N Heirs Ruth B Nel- 20 W. Grant N s as ggs. Buldah....... tlo W 88 ft. Savago. Steohen....N Walnut S 5 Savage, Mary....... Vine E S. Senger, 9. Olin .... X | High S 474-100 acres Seavy, Mary........M Mulberry S$ M. Pt. of W 16 Beginning; at a point in the center of Mulberry St. 8 ch, 8336 1. Ely along said line of Mulberry St. from W. line of Lot NO6, T.14, R. 6,; Thence along the middle of said strect 1. ch. 46% 1.; Thence N'ly 6 oh, to a polnt in the northedly line of lands con- veyed by Hiram Gardner and wife to Elizabeth Witbeck, which is 2 ch, 61 1-6 1, East of the Fast line of a part of same lot conveficd by Hiram Gardner and wife to Mathew hitbeck,; Thence Wily in the N'ly line of the land con vogcd to sald Elizabeth Whitbeck 1 oh. 56 1116 L.: Thence N'ly 6 ch. to place of befiinnlng. Sheldon, Harriet L.. L alout N Ex Time‘y. Mrs, James..A _ Cave Toohiil, Donnis.....16 Cleveland W 50 ft front Place Tupper, Marietta 9.82 Union $ c B4 8 N. 1516 86 § N.15 ft. VanDusen Ann.. h? gulbcrry § ® 10535542 0 Waters, Jane.,.... 193,185 6. Ave. N 88 cgestnut 8 146 412 Weeks, Allco J lg'ron Erl W 45 f a+ ees TIG t Whitmor, Elias K...30 Spalding § te Ol Woodyer, John.......E {Poufilr w z 20 ft Ziramerman Fannto.?3 - South - $41 8412 ft. nominee wi s City of Lockport-Sixth Ward. Occupants or Ro- treat puted Cwnors Stree Baldwin, James F...A W. Jackson $ SW pt Barnes, Chatles C...81 N Prospect W | pt known as Lgt No 1 Court St, 45 812 x80 f Bowen, John T......27 West Ave, W ty N 55 ft - QL West Avo, W div N Brookins, DeL.islo....80 Shiifltohtim 1g lszlxxlfislt 5 Corinthia 1x154 6-12 Brownell, Fay R......07 West Main, __ * x154 64 Carter, Thomas 5 0051; (ng! g 4? 6125 £ Soek. n d itd Caton, Mrs Jas D....10 West Greon N -_ __' -* s & Clark, Thos Jr Prentice it 1 £6 10% in Conniff, Mary \nag?- zizrowgrggge xv row bridg Conniff, James, $50 go w 82-84 Corinthin - 8 Cross, Mary ...... 14 Sh S 16 Short $ Short Davenport, Mary & Elin Butler,... ..... 20 W ColedoniaN DoGraff, Mfrs Maria.. 14 Corinthia. - $. 170 11-412 {6 as Hawloy x 66 ft on Conin- in Finnegan, Mary ....17 Pricoave N Nl 2; grief: avo rice avo Fisher, Olive D.......10 Price ave, }' Efidlv it w v6 w w G is i+ w 6 to to vw ft 4114x197 ft tt ve at ss w' mmucomnnen 42 ie w ws S 116 neves. on High x 416 1142 ft, on | 50 Hawley se tt 54 b7 4 59 ** 61 ® 63 * W ** 81 Corinthia N 154542 {6 20. deep Fitzpntrick.)lnrgnretlfilfi‘\‘y Ontario § W5i 242 ft Frazer, M meses est ave. Frazer, Job w div - N 55 ft 18 t* N a oo u gas B J....20° W Main, / Furgason, Ediv °f S Sptof Wot E $ N end 02 ¢ g s .....88 W CaledoniaN E pt 602 Fleming, James h LY 1253x1535 Mrs James 9 W Wash'ton N 64 9-12 fiatcthlbert J.... 21 Prentice - N 5216 front Hennessy, Mary........32 W???\ * E Sox111 ft E = a Bo * W 4fx182 fc W 50x182 ft 84 Hennessy, Richard Egg 40-42 Henry. Mary H, and __. ROSMH Niggara Hodge, Helen ...... D Niagara, W div w 39 ft pt 85-100 , 209 8-12 ft 66x125 ft 40 W Caledonia § 58 9-12 ft LoeValley, F J, Jr...... 30 Transit W 66x182 ft Lexie“, J I} severs 32] Qiumfiy § W X4 Maloney, Jane ......80 New Main afoness * s N %, 08 it 'o Johnson, Henry. ' Maury A. E div ron Moore, Rollin B......26 W Wash'ton S 51212 ft front . 83 Transit W S a9léft 82 W Green ___ S_ COx165 ft 2 Niagara, Wdiv ....10 W Grand N T6x12? ft R1 W Grand N E# N Gx105 ft t -. 28 Corinthia 53 w 27 L 20 ** 121l6x165 f .._R Niagara 8§-100 a E 30 ft! E E 30 ft - S W 6 ft) ... 6 Hawley 8 Hawley 14 Prentice Fronts Prentice Rooney, Thomas.. ..81 WCaledonia N ft Sadler, Henry ...... 41 New Main, S 66 ft front E div Sharkey, Patrick....D W Jacdson S W 434} ft W 98 ft front Shaw, Mrs Marshall, x 122 ft Moran, Patrick. Morgan, A C Peck, J XM... Powers, Mary Price, Sarah J.. Raymond, A .... & S Rinu, Bridget ... E 40-51 Transit Sheldon, Harriet L ®13 Passaicave E 40x120 ft Sirrett, Cora 32 Pusfzue ave W 4035120 ft T & & ® uo u . ae ®or ou 83 + ui : 97 LJ vs Smith, Emma ..... .23 New Main E div is w «> w aa 50x120 6 50 4-12x12;0 t nd of W pt Snediker. Oliver ....20 Hawley SE/gé 38 ft 4 in Stein, Henry ..........A W Jackson S$ SE pt, 93 j ft on Glenwood x 100 ft deep St John, S Amelia, 1I , C Hulshof, Admr .B Michigan C Michigan E 814-100 ac » D Michigan _E 2acres B Trowbridge W 257-100 ac C Trowbridge W 260-100 ac © E W Jackson S 819-100 ac Strauss, Daniel D........56 Corintha §. 5Ix164f Stukins Joseph Est.. .G W. Ontario S, ex R. R. Pb. 145 8412 ft. E E, 50 ft. E. 50 ft Tauner. Win. A........:.'6 Coqpthia S W. 21 f6. 18 W. is dt. Tolhurst, Lydia A.....51 New Main E div Weed, Mrs, Amanda..19 W. Ontario N E 5acres Sullivan, J, B.......... 3 Prq§peot N 41ft ex N. 16% ft 148 6 12 Hawley CLPY OP NlaG ita PALLs. FIRST WARD. Occupants or Re- Lot Side__° puted Owners. No. St. Block Dyke,Samucl...... 24-140 ncres, pt. parcel K\ leased from Julia G. Por- ter, Boiler Shop Hapley, Geo W.... 41 Third, w O'Harn, Jerry...... 82 Buffalo, N b4 a N Parsons, Rock H.... 4-5 of Conners lslan 12 61-1004, S acres. Street. Porter, George M... £551 1311151110, a L Riv‘erway, a u.0 v. u. , parts 54, 56 Robinson, M w Chas A........... 14 Second, 61 Jefferson, Tearney & Mahoney 9 Main Udell, John, Heirs R Of. ...as»... 20 & 31. Sixth, <4 Buk SECOND WARD. Bcardsley,H W.N pt 101 Fifth, 8B pt 103 \ ae a an cea e a N3 € 44008 Callahan, P K...... 495 Independenc?, Campbell, John.... g; Pxe'rce, 338 LJ 838 Grand, 335 6+ 493 bad Gaskill, C B....E ; 16 24th, Galley, Fred K..... 9 19th, Hawley, Margaret.. 165 Pine, Hawley, Geo W.N 57 Third, 261t of 59 _\ 82 Fourth, Healoy, Mrs Klla.... 36 18th, Jans, Henty... 53 19th, Jones, Joseph 821 Forest, dag \ $25 \% Kennedy, Ella J... 286 Pine, aes \ Kinsley. Charles... 27 26th, Lippert, Simon..... 72 So 19th, Marshall, E J...... g Fron‘fenac 2000 0 16 «t 20 66 Moakler, Hannch ana Maggic,...pts 11 and 18. ..... ... 28th W McCoy, W. H., ptlot No. 4, Steadman farm, be- ginning ata point in the center of the Plank Road, at the § E'ly corner of land conveyed to Jane H Robinson and recorded in B. 198, P 16, running thence westerly along the cen- tex line of the Plank Road, 58 10-100 ft. to a point where the center line is intersected by the center line of 40th st., continued thence, turning an anfile to the right of 87 ©, 21 ' 3\ and running n'ly along said center of 30th st., continuedj 598 16100 ft.; - thence easterly slong a line (Parallel to the center of the Plank Road, and distant 593 ft., n'ly therefrom 6751-100 1t, to e'ly line of parcel #B. 3,\ as laid down on map of parts of Steadman Farm, tiled in Co. Clerk's office, May 21, 1860; thence sly along said ¢'ly line 593 27-100 ft. to place of beginning, excepting _ parts dedicated as public streets, Newbecker, Philip 194 La Salle 8 Niagara Falls Lum. ber Plaining Mill f & Coal Co., 89, 41, 43, 45 and. ...... 47 Elmwood Niagara River Bridge Co. tral Millin Bxllgtcry, Barri, youd 44 5 land north of Cen- Co, extentfmf from N Y C & H. £3 a}? R to High Bank of Niagara River-200 O'Hara Mary .... $4 15th E Osborne, Mrs J M, lind bounded north by south line of lot No. 22, east by lands sold to Whitney, Jerauld & Trott, south by a line paralel to the south line of lob 22, 16 ch., 24 1, on the west by Sugar st. to place of begin- ning, containing #4 40-100 acres .......... «a e mare ek see.. $22 Grand 307 Woodland 809 6C 811 i Pattison, John S... 40 19th ._ 42 19th Reynolds, Jas..NH% 7 Main, Reilley, Thos. .part 71-72 Cedar, Rowe, John O..... 57 26th Robinson,M W &C A 43 6th, Smith, M E........ é Sugar, ¥ tet har ht hf et bat a at et bat bt at at tat ar at ba} ood ot t oadood ood d ll at bel bad t} PPC A Pine 66 Gfaud 6 Independence Fewest 490 Walker, Thomas J. 100 W hitman, Mary.... $875 Me THIRD WARD. Bernhardt, Loretta, E pt. Brydges, Agnes P.. ..24 Burke, Mrs Katie ...78 Cataract Bank....) 2 Peter A. Poster, lie-z ceiver ..... ...) 37 n . 89 Cornell,Frank 4 7 Cupningham Mrs . 208 E Pierce JOI s a e en k + k 1 Duthe, John...... ... 74 E Pierce 16 South «1 E bt 18 \% w 1-6, 67, 690 Willow N end 77 Willow Dean, Theodore S... £131 Niagara e 204 a Dennis, Thos C...pt 38 Willow Fervitto, Gregorio €}$448 Linwood Flack, Mary...... E pts 9, 10, I1 16th Frazer, Washington A 10 South Frazer, Wm A.....89, 44 Tenth pt 5 South Gaiser, Lewis, heis, . > W I-2 8 Pierce Guild, Frank A.... 253 Michigan Haley, Patrick....... 20 Eighth Hills, Mrs Sarah..... 61 E 13101150 U0 Hochn, Peter........ 1120 Linwood ie Main F‘orest Niagara E Picree a Weston 16th Linwood Johnson, Wm H... £3? Cieveland 7 aa 173 ** 175 ** 170 ** 102 Seuth 171 * +734 110 let 163 bel Kay John, heirs W% 2+ Asbland Kittenger, Fannie C, Dos £10 ft “2&3 Niagara « W 4 fh 212 a Lambert & Hartwell, pb. 1-2 McDouaid Alex heirs , of 81 Division % 2 a 80 & 29 MeEachon Archibald W % 12 Elmwood Northup, C A part 12 South Ohert, Chas A...... 130 Whitney Picree, J. W.......... 55 Linwood Crowley, Porter & Hugh 4468 Whit-uey L £0 at 5% « 54 a+ a; i 58 6 60 a 62 6s - 64 L & Reisig, Charles....... 22 Ashland Robinson Wm W 4 42 Linwood Hobinson. Thomas H 10 Elmwood Schneuk Geo J. W pt 48 E Pierce Shaw, James A.... 225 Weston Tenrney, Frank S... 109 Main Telleck, Charles... 69 Michigan Walters, Edward... 200 Whitney Wahl, Benjamin... 22 E Pierce Walker, Thomas J. Wi, 26 E Pierce Watson, Dr W S... 12 South 13 and 14 .\ pt 5 0\ . « pb 16 \ Witmer, Mary B... 18 Niagara Witmer, B H.... 170 Weston' Woodcock, John G 83 Linwood 8 Wright, Mary J, Land in 33 Mile Reserve on Whitney avenue extending back to northerly line of former Village adjoining lots of Celin« da A Fulton en West and of Davis McDon- ald on East, containing 3-5 of an acre, yi Sunwood wnn't2242n no?Z W242 in www 12 '2.tn in tn in inu. tn tn w. 22.0 ur bi ¥en FOURTH WARD Allison, Fred...... $8 20th Bale, Mrs A...... 8 Gardner Bowen, Mrs Sarah.. 20 Center Buttery, Harriet R 22 Center Buti¢rs Harriot f 6 Mrs 2 acres Chasm Buttery, Robert.... fi Whirlpool, + {6 «r 48 Lik 5 66 52 m La a at U U h LJ ts «« n 64 «6 it «6 Alley, « La 66 te 8 Campbel}, John L... 1 Ont'a‘n'io, R 20 North, 'Carl, F W, Est.... 15 Town 18, Rang Crouse, William H.. 95 Vanderbilt, Curtiss, Frank L... 64 Nig. Rrpids . Boulevard, Dixon, John A...... 18 Woodland, 177 Roselle, . 176 James, Dodge, Leonard.... 5 Fairfield, Enos, Geo H. pt 32 & ~ ._ pb 88 Whirlpoo}, Fermoyle, Julia.... 66 Cliff, Gaiser, Geo L....... 89 Gerald, ° Gannon, John J... . i; ugtpriom Hardy, Robert. ... Bath, Henderson, John A. fig Vandlerbilt, L 98 00 « 100 Hoenig, M J...... 2g McKcoon ACrCB, 132 Main, 124 \ 136 _. ® 60 Niagara Rapids Boule- yard, side st, 62 Nia#ara Rapids Boule- vard, side st, E 52 North, 187 North, 289 at 1910\ Huntington, Gaiser, Plulpot & O'Don- a ee ee 6 a » 6. Jones, William u.. Johnson, Geo H... ini bo i bd be on to to co 22 2 i el dl oon d.. wen G n 2 R EE E te Eb a Hazard, H E...... Hutchins, J W. 2242 7 Macklem, 62 Clif 29 48 N.Rapids BTA 60 a t B2 600 a 5k i6 6 60 Carroll 65) 6+ 59 Clif 60 64 Gt at 16 Woodland 89 Main 91 « 93 i 46 Cor, Maple: and Boulv'rd 68 Clif j 10 Garden 68 Ning. Rapids Boulevard B G...... 41 Barton 43 L bel bed ad e be be bet as bd iet af hat ta 12t Johnson, Wal ace C Kenny, John...... Kearns, Eugene... Long, a a a a t a Lu 66 Washington, °E 40 North, N &9 Main, W cor Wash'n 61 at at Mcluerney, Patrick 1 Garden, V? Lockwood E W ... Miller, MC........ Muricss, RJ...... McLaughlin, M B... 67 Main Oldfield John., ..... 37 218t, ° w 'I parishes. O'Connor, Edward.. 9 Gunmen, 13 Maple, 15 at 11 \ ay 9 85 \ - 31 _\ Perit, D & J........ 188 Washington, 138 Wilson, Phemester & McDon- ough ...... ...... ~R Mont'engle, S + O'Connor, Martin.. T 68 21 McKoon, 34 21st, 86 North, 58 if Webster, F S..... .122 Wilson o 121 Twelfth . Whitney, M. B .... 70 Niagara Rapid o Boulevard 72 do ' . 14 do Witmer, Mary B... it? Grand E4zz4 14024242704 Picrce, Loyd T.... Pierce, J B....... Prennall, Frank A.. v. 22eBB\ 45 Heart Disease Cured. HEN a well known minister after W suffering for years with heart dis- ease, is cured, it is not surprising that he should publish the fact for the benefit of others. Rev. J. .P Smith, 1045 Fulton St., Baltimore, Md., writes: \For years I suffered from a severe form of heart disease. I used Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure, and my heart is now in good condition. Recently, 'other afflictions came upon me. There was humming, painful sensations on top and back of my head. Fifteen min- utes reading would make me almost wild; there were pulling and drawing sensations in my legs all the time, so that I could notsit M@ still. In this condi- R tion I began taking Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine and its effect was simply won- derful. I heartily commend your remedies.\ Dr. Miles' Remedics are sold by all drug- gists under a positive guarantee, first bottle benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart and Nerves sent free to all applicants. DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elhkart, Ind. SUED THE CITY. FRANK DUFFY BEGINS ACTION AGAINST THR CITY FOR $10,000 DAMAGES. RAN OFF THE BRIDGE. WILLIAM VICKERS OFP THB SLA- TON ROAD TRIBES TO SEE IF A THRESHING ENGINE CAN SWIM. Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock, William Vickers of the Slaton road, . went to the Hall Iron Works to get a threshing, engine which he had Jeff there to be fixed, and take it to the a stone crusher of C. N. Stainthorpe & Co. He started up steam and ram the engine out into the niiddle of Market Street, and thn upon the new iron Exchange Street bridge, where the trolley line crosses the canal.. Some who saw Mr. Vickers start up said he was drunk, but still sober enough to run thewengine. When on the top of the bridge which is- 30 feet above the canal, Vickers must have gotten dizzy, and turned the steer- ing wheel in the wrong direction, send- ing the three ton engine against the irom hand railing at the side of the bridge. With the heavy load pressing on it the railing gave way, but not till Mr. Vick- ers saw the position he was in and' checked the engine. 'The front wheels . went over the side of the bridge, and had the engine not been: stopped it would have been at the bottom-of the canal.> Men this morning worked two { hours to get it back on the middle of\ the bridge. SCALDED TO DEATH. _ TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AT . BRUNSWICK, N. J. _ * New Brunswick, N. J., Nov. 25.-The Southern express on,the Pennsylvania Railroad ran into a freight wreck here this morning and was derailed. En- gineer M. B. Eagan and: fireman Chi- chester of Jersey City were pinned un- der the locomotive and scalded to death. The baggagemaster was badly injured. No passengers were hurt. Real Estate Transfers. + Lockport, Nov. 23 and 21. Ben}. F. Felton to Alex \Valeusk§, $1,200. o } Ira A. Bronson to Sylvester M. Bron- > son, $650, a . tos Edward Warner to Simon Kempner and ano., $1.5. - 1C ‘ Edward Warner to Simon Kempner and ano., $1. t 10 af Henry J. Wolf to Chris Wolf, $700.. John C. Sornberger to Wm. R. Sorn- berger, $1,500. 2 Wm. C. Sick to Rosa Kruské, $500. Jane H. Whalen to Maria Pierce, $1. James J. Roche to St. Stephens Ro- man Catholic Church Society of | Mid- .dieport, $1,702. The Hon. John F. Smith of Westminister, Md.,. Judge of the Circuit Court of Carroll Co., Md.. says : \I have used Salvation Oil for rheumatism.. Its effects were prompt and lasting. While Bishop Schurits of Cologne, was visiting a school in: his diotese re- cently he held up his signet ring, om which the letters \L H. 8.\ were en- litem, of his daughter, Mary F. Duffy, has begun an action against the City of Lockport to recover $10,000 damages for injuries sustained by her about two years ago. 'The attorneys for the plain- tiff are Ashley & Dunkleberger.: It is alleged that Miss Duffy in walking along \Ontario got her foot in hole in the wooden side-walk and was thrown down. The fall fractured her leg. A claim for damages was filed at the time but the city never took any action on the claim. 'The suit is the result. «You Have Waited for This. _., There are many people who would be glad to abandon the habit of drinking coffee if they could only find some substitute for it. 'That substitute is Grain-O. made from pure grains and, in the opinion of those who have given it a thorough trial, a beverage in every way preferable to cof- fee. Grain-0 is not a stimulant,-it is something better. It is cheering nutritious and strengthening In other words it is a food-drink, as coffee is not. It is acceptable to the most delicate stomach and and agrees even with confirmed dyspeptics. Unlike coffee Grain-0 produces no nervousfaction. It never interferes with sleep. As for the flavor of Graln-O, people who use it say that after using ita week or two they like its taste better than that of coffee. Grain-0 is sold by all grocers at 15¢. and 25 per package,. Tryit. Epigcopal Church Elections. A new State law, pertaining to church affairs, changes in a radical way some things in connection with the Episcopal From time immemorial, al- most, the begining of the church year, has dated from Easter, and the church elections have taken place on Easter Monday, but under the new law the fis- cal year beging with Advent, and Ad- vent Monday instead of Easter Monday becomes the election time. Each parish may choosé either three, six, or nine vestrymen, one third of the vestrymen | to be elected for one year, one third for : two years, and one third for three years. After this year one third of the vestry- men will be elected annually., The adop- tion of this Iqw by the parishes of the diocese of New York State is not obliga- tory, but all or nearly all of the parishes in the diocese of Western New York have voted to change their elections in conformity with the law, and it is be- lieved that all in other dioceses of the: State will do so. . no t In accordance with this new law the election of the vestrymen of Grace Church will take place next Monday. People with hair that is continually falling out, or those that are bald, can stop the falling, and get a good growth | of hair by using Hall's Hair Renewer. * Special Exclse Agents Appointed. State Excise Commissioner Lyman bas appointed Robert G. Woods of Lockport and Charles F. Lewis of Alex- ander, Genesee County, as special agents under the Raines liquor tax law. \ Lockport seems especially horlored in these appointments, as we have already one in thep erson of Capt. E. A. Martin, and now Mr. Woods is given him for company. Russian thieves and burglars believe that if they enter a house for the pur- 'pose of theft and carry with them a candle made of a murdered man's fat, they are certain to be undiscovered, Only the sufferer knows the misery of dyspepsia, but Hood's Sarsaparilla cures the most stubborn cases of this Frank Dffuy, appointed guardian ad-. Street | graved, and asked one of .the pupils their meaning. After a moment's thought one boy responded: \Ich heisse Schuritz\ (My name is Schuritz. \ How to Cure Bilious Colic. I suffered for weeks with colic and' pains in my stomach. caused by bilious- ness and had to take medicine all the while until I used Chamberlain's Col ic, Cholera and. Diarrhoea Remedy which cured me. -I have since recom- mended it to a good many people. Mrs. F. Butler, Fairhaven, Conn. Persons who are subject to bilious colic car ward off the attack by taking this rem- f edy as soon as tle first smyptoms ap- pear. Sold by D. D. Sheldon and F. K.; Sweet, Lockport. 001\ + The Czar of Russia has four separate \services\ of horses and carriages, namely the Russian, French, Englis and gala sets. Hach set comprises at least 5Ohorses, The Russian set accom- panies the Emperor wherever he goes , with the English get. ~\The worst cold I-ever bad in my life was cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,\ writes W. H. Norton, of Sut- ter Creek, Cal., \This cold\left me with a cough and I was expectorating all the time. 'The Remedy cured me, and I want all of my friends when troubled with a cough or cold to use it, for it - will do them good.\ Sold by D. D. Shel- don and F K. Sweet, Lockport. Answering the query, \Which cricket club has the oldest playing member ?\ London Tid Bits answers: \Middlesex. Mr. Charles Absolon, the oldest living for Middlesex in the early '60s, and last season played a good game, though his cricket is now naturally confined to minor matches.\ * For Infants. and Children, - 75.5115 Z ~ :;r——- is om gm every fig, . a A <.. urpme In.recognition their services on oc casion of his visit to Edinburgh, Scot- land, the Czar of Russia has made the following presents: Chief Constable Henderson, diamond and sapphire scarf pin; Detective MacDonald (Leith) and Mr. A. Campbell, stationmaster, Junction Road Station, each with a gold watch and chain. ' f Tetter, Salt- Rheum and Eczema, The intense itching and smarting incf- dent to these diseases is instantly,allayed by applying Chamberlain's . Eye and Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by it. It is equally efficient for itching piles and a favorite remedy fer sore nipples 3» chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box. Dr. Cady's Condition Powdevs, are pst what a horse needs when in bad . condition. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge. _ They are not food but - medicine and the best in use to put a horse in prime condition. - Price 25 cents per package. disease. For sale by D. D. Sheldon, F. K. Sweet. and at Gatschina it is used, together . / cricketer, now in his 80th year, played ; s
