Sheriff Foreclosure Sale of Jefferson County Real Estate
Foreclosure sale in Jefferson County Ohio set for the first Monday in June at 1 PM. The court lists multiple defendants including Head and Wilcox families and banks. Three tracts described with extensive bounds totaling 391.90 acres, 82 92-100 acres, and 29 29?100 acres, appraised at 14,900 1 000 and subject to mining rights and surface restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Head
Sarah Head
Alanson Wilcox
Katie Wilcox
Levi W. Willard
Anna Willard
K. Head
Josephine Head
Thomas Lindesmith
Kate Lindesmith
William Banfield
Samuel P. Madison
Ohio Coal & Sewer Pipe Company
Wellsburg Banking & Trust Company
Weilsburg
Equitable Trust Company
Pittsburg
Commercial National Bank
Steuhenville
Ohio
Steubenville
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
East Ohio Sewer Pipe Company
Irondale
Mound Street
Fioneer Street
C. & P. R. R. Company
John $. Davis
County of
Jefferson
State of
Saline
State of Ohio
Steupenville
Yellow Creek
Wiliam Lacey
Hammondsville Company
American Tin Plate Company
United States Steel Company
United States Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Legal Notice of Estate Sale in Jefferson County Ohio
Marshall N. Duval as administrator de bonis non files in Jefferson County Probate Court a petition to sell real estate of Anna M. McCoy to pay debts. Frank McCoy of Steubenville is a named defendant required to answer by June 1, 1906. Property includes two tract descriptions with coal rights and mineral reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Ohio
Anna M. McCoy
Marshall N. Duval
de Benis
Jefferson
State of
Weis Run
George Coulter
Bickerstaff
John Miller
Anna McCoy
Steubenyviles and
Smithfield State Road
Permar
Miona Stomach Tablets Promoted In Steubenville Ad
An old saying about eating in haste is updated to warn of appetite loss and health issues from hurried meals. Beall & Steele advertise Miona stomach tablets with a money back guarantee, claiming many cures and selling a large box for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
County Teachers Notice of Examinations Published
Examinations under the Patterson law will be held at the Stanton School Steubenville Ohio on April 21 and May 12 1906. Examinations begin at 8 90 a m Wilson Tiawkins Clerk County School Examiners untimay 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Steubenville
Ohio
Wilson Tiawkins
Clerk County
Miner Safety and Entry Terms in Jefferson County Sale
Removal conti ence and continuation from the property line requires workmanlike mining, with main entries protected and posted. The party of the first part may inspect mines at reasonable times to ensure proper care and operation like nearby mines. Sale terms: cash. Sheriff Dunlavey F. Vorhees and attorneys Naiyor Lewis Berskine Smith represent the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evert
Dunlavey F. Vorhees
Jefferson County
C. J Oscar Naylor
A. C. Lewis
E. Berskine
Carl H. Smith
Death of Benjamin Coe Near Two Ridges Church At 84
Benjamin Coe died at his home near Two Ridges Church Monday at 6 am aged 84 years eight months from infirmities of old age. Born on the family farm where he lived, he was the son of Moses and Betsy Coe early settlers. Surviving are his wife Ester Freeborn three daughters and one son Lizzie Deter Wintersville Wa. McMaster Steubenville and Ross Richmond VA Zoella at home. The last of a large family he was a Wintersville MBE Church member known as an industrious respected citizen. He rests after long years well spent awaiting the crown of reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Coe
Two Ridges Church
Moses
Betsy Coe
Ester Freeborn
East Springfield
Lizzie Deter
Wintersville
Wa. McMaster
Steubenville
Ross
Richmond
Zoella
M. BE. Church
Death of Kid McAllen Aged About Four Years
Edward McAllen known as Kid died Sunday morning at 1 55 near South Fifth Street. Cause was drops and consumption after a weeks illness. Born in Kentucky he came from Pittsburg and worked in local restaurants as a cook. One brother survives and lives in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McAllen
Jessie Jo
South Fifth Street
Kentucky
Pittsburg
Indiana
Deaths and funerals in Allegheny and area
Miss Eva Decker daughter of E L Decker formerly of Stethenvile died at her Allegheny home Sunday aged 20. Remains to be brought here Tuesday at 10 30 am for interment in Union cemetery. Samuel Fulton Panhandle Bridge Dept employee died at Annapolis Saturday of Brights disease aged 45 leaving a wife and children. Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Colton were held yesterday afternoon Rev Smith officiating pallbearers Paul Bougher F B Colton Wm Fray Harry Hardy. Georgy Simpson funeral at Guinn church Saturday afternoon Rev White officiating pallbearers Spencer Banks Walter W Howard I N McCullough Lafayette Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Decker
Eva
E. L. Decker
Stethenvile
Allegheny
Union Cemetery
Samuel Fulton
Annapolis
Bright
Margaret Colton
Rev Smith
Paul Bougher
F. B. Colton
Wm Fray
Harry Hardy
Georgy Simpson
Guinn Church
Rev. Co
Spencer Banks
Walter
Wm. Howard I. N. McCullough
Lafayette Mercer
Samuel Parrish Dies of Apoplexy in Allegheny
Samuel Parrish died suddenly at his home in Allegheny Friday at 1 30 a m of apoplexy. He was born in Cross Creek township and had long resided in Allegheny. He leaves his wife and four children, two sisters Mrs Hanna of Carnegie and Mrs Pen Maude of this city. Funeral services for Mrs Sophia Kallermeir were held yesterday afternoon with Rev T W Hire officiating and a large turnout. Pallbearers included Mr Morrow Mr Watt Alban Elzie Plnckburn and Samuel Burchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Parrish
Allegheny
Cross Creek Township
A. Hanna
Carnegie
Pen Maude
Sophia Kallermeir
Rev
T. W. Hire
Mr. Morrow
Mr. Watt
Messrs
Alban
Elzie Plnckburn
Samuel Burchfield
Daniel Eaton Dies Aged 71 In Wayne Township
Daniel Eaton of Wayne township died Monday April 30 1913 at his home aged 71 Born and raised in Wayne township he was a son of the late William Eaton and brother of Rev William Eaton of Chicago Married in 1871 to Lizzie Allison he is survived by one daughter Mrs Roy Black A Presbyterian and farmer he was buried in Beech Springs cemetery on May 2 1913 with ties to the community and Republican faith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Daniel Eaton
Mr. Raton
William Eaton
Chicago
Lizzie Allison
Roy Black
Eaton
Presbyterian Church
Beech Springs
Mrs Anna L Walker Dead at 75 in Baltimore Home
Mrs Anna L Walker died Sunday at 1 o clock at her sister Mrs Sarah Winter’s home in Baltimore where she had lived for some time. She was about 75 and widow of James A Walker from Armstrong and Steubenville. Surviving sons include Arthur Dougherty Steubenville Bayard Dougherty Florida and William Dougherty Missouri. Also sister Mrs Winter Baltimore and a brother in Oklahoma. A devoted capable woman she was active in St Paul’s church and Christian life. Her funeral plans to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Walker
Sarah Winter
Baltimore
James A. Walker
Armstrong
Wahort
Short Creek
John Dougherty
Goods Bust
Walker
Arthur Dougherty
Steubenville
Bayard Dougherty
Florida
Wm. Dougherty
Missouri
Winter
Oklah
St. Paul’s Church
Season of 1906 Percheron Stallion Jupiter at Cooper Bros Farm
Jupiter, a registered Percheron stallion and property of A. Morris & Son, will stand for the season 1906 at Cooper Bros farm one mile south of Knoxville Ohio every day except Sunday starting May 1. He weighs 1900 pounds, colored black grey with a star, foaled April 21 1901, with a detailed lineage and a stud book registration number 8657. Terms are 10 dollars to insure. Also offered Major Brady son of Major Woll with a price of 15 cents to insure. inquiries directed to B. M. or J. J. Cooper RD No 1 Toronto Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Cooper Bros
Knoxville
Ohio
Percheron Stud Book
America
A. Morris & Son
Signal
W. BF. Anderson
Jewett, Ohio
Saint Laurent
la Ferte
Philibert
Superior
Favori
Vieux-Chaslin
Coco
Mignon
Jean-Le Blanc
Imernia
Jean-Le Blanche
Matice
M. Lepoivre
Major Brady
Major Woll
Major Prady
Celor Bay
Jim Wilkes
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Lung Cure
A Backy merchant recounts severe past lung hemorrhages and credits Dr. King’s New Discovery with a complete cure. The ad promotes the remedy for hemorrhages, chronic coughs, cold settles, and bronchitis, claiming it is the only known cure for weak lungs and offering guaranteed bottles at 50 cents and 1.00 with trial bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Williams
Backy
Dr. King
Beall & Steele Drugg
Indications of Paralysis Alarming Nervous Decline
Slow onset of nervous diseases leads to prostration and paralysis. Symptoms include loss of life interest sleeplessness irritability memory failure concentration trouble muscle weakness indigestion headaches and despondency. Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills claim to halt wasting restore nerves and are sold 60 cents a box with the doctor's portrait on the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
Ayers
Court of Common Pleas
Charles B. Lawton
Joan
Beall & Steele
To Bowne
Pearl Stree
New York
E.H. Chase & Co
Chase
Lippman & Floto
Allen’s
Oxford
C. C. Johnson
Main St
Wellsville, Ohio
U. S
W.M. Hervey
Fair Play, Ohio
James Stephenson
Scio
Eady
J. T. Hodgens
Portland
W B. Abrams
Vulcan, Ohio
J.C. MicNary
Unionport, Ohio
Mart-Din
Frank Marker
Wintersville, Ohio
Atara
Commonwealth Real Estate & Trust CO
Fouth Avenue
Jetwood
Delectus
Europe
Marzzie
Natwod
Nutwood
Flora Bell
White Cloud
Bessie M
Rocktown
Josephus
Rosa B
Struble
Mollie Gipson
Leota C
Ke. Delectus
Dictator
Dexter
Jay Eye Lee
Phallas
Pirector
Pattle Patchen
Bermuda
Mambian Patchen
Smithfield
Vickinne
L. W. May
National Exchange Bank Building
Steubenville, Ohio
Miners & Mechanics’ Bank
South Fourth Street
David McGowan
C. H. Steele
Joan Potter
Sec
Treas
John A. Kithcart
Edward Nicholson
Winfield Scott, C. H. Steele
Thomas Barclay
John Rentz
John A. Kitheart
Alfred Day, A. M. Helm
W. S. Walker
Fr. L. Page
Cleveland, Ohio
John L. Lange
Steubenville Township
Caroline Lange
Poland
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