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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02
Grant Co. Erection for senator.

II is expected that the strong friends
of candidate will represent his opin-
ions as agreeing with all shades and con-
trarieties Of opinions. This is wrong
and ought never to be done. There is
far more lost than there is gained by it.
Side issues-questions aside from capa-
bility and business Integrity of candi-
dates, and political opinions ought never
to weigh in any election. There are
times and circumstances however when
ii is impossible to avoid issues upon side
or separate questions. Such is the case
in the Senatorial canvass between Cole
and Dewey, and we learn that both their
opinions are widely misrepresented up
on the only absorbing topic in our Cotn-
ty elections we mean a Prohibiiory
Liquor Law.
We know little of Dewey's opinion
upon any point, since he only lets them
out to bosom friends, and even TO them,
only in the minutest quantities. Hence
there is no way but to hypothecaie, aud
arrive at his views through the repre-
sensations of his friends. They repre-
sent him as an extreme opponent to a.
nything like law restricting the liquor
traffic.
MIR. Cole is noted for his frsnkness
In giving his views uccaasa.s any and all
qossuoiis dividing Inc public mind. He
IS persona...y in favor of Prohibitcry
Law and will vote for it, as he says
He does not however, consider that in
event of his election, he will be in duty
bound to advocate in the Legislature, and
vote for an act providing Prohibi,o
ny Liquor Law. unles there be major
ity of the people for it. He is willing
notwithstanding his views favorable to
such law, tina, the vote Of the people
should be his guide.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

Hon. Edgnrd 5. Haaaegaa ax . r.
peronce .Hfrocatr. Mr.. II. is =, n
sent making TEN ,erance speeches in re- IL
diana. AT temperance camn neo,;.
near Covingion, he receniIv mad"
speech OF thrilling interest:
"He spoke in HE open air. viii IL
The fire. eloqnence and beauty for yb; a
h has SO long been Justly celebrated S'
His voice was exceedingly full and cIs..
Mr.. Hannegan took bold ground a.,,r",
not merely the sale OF Intoxicating !;
qnors. but also against The manut,ct,.
Or importation within the limit, of nv
Stale Tor any purpose whatever. II.
declared himself ready to vote for ,hs
Name Law. in The absence of anv no,
ter, but expressed his belief that moth
ing short Of total ex:irpa,ion Of tha
article from the face OF The earth. wouls
effect the desired object. The splendid
historical incident and ailu>ions win
which lie address abuunded. and br
which Mr.. Hannegan enforced bis ar.
gmnents greatly enhanced it's beauty and
effect, and were characteristic Of Tho
speaker.
Mr.. II. was formerly one of ihe mos,
desperate drunkards in the whole com.
Try.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

Din our columns may be fon nd the
advertisement of that excellent medicine
known as Ayers Cherry Pectorai. Its
success in curing the various diseases
OF the Lungs is attracting universal at
tention, not only of the learnde and
p!'llantroDic, but Of the whole public
The article undonbt eddy is what il pre-
ienus TO be, remedy for Lung Com
plants, and IN. remarkable cures which
are becoming known every where CAN
not long be overlooked by the people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

MINERAL PnINr RAILRoAD.--The
Mineral PIT. Tribute says we eli, the
s"lo",ng notice from The Ciiicago Dem
ocrai OF the 18TH. We know nothing
OF Its accuracy, but presume our Chica-
go neighbor has the information il con.
tains. Ii Is matter of much interest
ant We trust may prove correct
we are gFatiiied to learn that the
Mineral Point men have made a salts
factory arrangement with the Illinois
Central for a connection. Both freight
and passenger cars are TO run directly
from here to Mineral Point; The road
is TO be completed within one year."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

IPAt the late sale of lands, held al
Lancaster, on Friday the 22d ult. by
The state authorities, all the lands were
instantly sold to three individuals who
happened to be in at tie moment. The
notice given was doubtless legal but not
general, else perhaps fifty persons wo'd
have been on hand, and the lands bid up
several hundred dollars higher than was
offered. If all else on behalf the State
is conducted after the same manner,
God bel p and save Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02
Our Assembly District.


We had no idea there would be so
many grabbing for seats in the Legisla-
Tive Assembly. Some very good men
are offering-most all independents. So
far as we can learr, only three regular
nominations have been made in the
County. There is a growing dislike to
caucus nominations among all parties
and we would not be surprised if the
entire system would crumble away, and
"a more enlightened policy supercede it
within short time. The objections 10
caucusing and conventions for can
didate making, are becoming ma
tional as we'll as local. The iron
mask covering up the masses is begin
ming to melt and crumble as wax before
ia meridian sun.
In Potosi, Harrison and Paris, there
are four candidates-all Independents
VIM. T. Ennor, VIM. Hull, Charles
Dickey and Charles P. Hackney. The
first two are stiff against Prohibitory
Liquor Law, Mr.. Ennor is moderate and
Mr.. Hackney is totally opposed 10 any
thing else.
We learn that A. A. Bennett is the
regular Democratic candidate, for Wa
|terloo, Cassville, Beetown and Patch
Grove. Milas K. Young is his regular
competitor--both anti-liquor. samue]
Bar!sn is the dependent, and is oppo.
sed TO the Maine Law.
Fer Platteville, Lima, Clifton and
Muscoda, there are probably three can
didates Edward Estabrook and Thorn
as Burns being the regular candidates
and both for a Pfohibi,ory Liquor Law
II. Sam. Rountree is the independent il
he consents to run.
Lewis Rocd is elsewhere noticed as
regular candidate, and for Prohibitory
Law, for Hazel Green, jamestown and
smelser. We regret being unable to
present the names of other candidates
for this district.
For Lancaster, Fenn;mere, Ellenborc'
and Liberty, we have the regular Dem
ocratic nominee jeffreys, who is oppo-
sed to the Maine Law, and Ethan A.
Bowen, independent and anti-saloon.
The Liquor Question interteres more
or less in every Assembly District. The
temperance men are becoming more warm
and >igilant as the day OF election draws
nigh. On the other hand, the saloons
are exertii.g themselves, and through
their friends, no reasonable means is left
unemployed 10 secure a favorable vote
for "Othelio's occupation"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02
II Eff II I'm W Z HOO .
Lancaster, Oct. 27, 1888.
For The Grant Comfy HeraI

For the Grant County Herald.
Questions 10 whach all canaidaies far
:.tice m Grant County ars respectfully re-
quested to ansWer:
lst. Do you spell ''God'' with a
small j ?"
End When the COMETS over Barber
office. from Lancaster, which way is it
from Pla,teville ?
3D.. Do you spell Judge p
If otherwise how do you spell il?
BY order of the Com.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

E5@Several teachers and school Off
GERS request us TO print blank school
Registers. Should there be a sufficient
demand for them, we will do so-abou,
the lst Of December. We must have
enough orders to pay expenses before i,
is undertaken.
Blank Town orders, Treasures re-
ceipis and town blanks generally kept
on hand, or printed on short notice.
We have gone 10 great axpense Cor
materials and labor, in printing some
twenty or upwards of the principal
blanks in use BY County and Town off
ces, and there are several kinds some
times used that we YET intend TO print.
We leave the county name blank so as
10 adapt them for any county in the
State. The price is proportioned to tn,
printed matter, instead of the quantity
of paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

I5@BRoKER & BLANpToRD at Wyalu-
sing request notice given that they have
just received from ST. Louis, new fall
and winter stock of staple goods, cloth
ing, boots, shoes and an extensive SUM-
ply of groceries, sc. &c., all of which
they offer at the lowest rates. We cam
not give their advertisement at length
this week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

DEATH OF TITus M&Ap.--We learn Messrs
n. CoRwIrH &Co., received telegraph des-
patch OF 29th Mt. saying that TIrUs MEAD
died on the morning oil that day, at LaPorte,
Iad. Mr. MEAp was an I'D resident of this
county, and a successful California adventurer,
whence he returned this summer. He was on
his way back irom visit 10 his friends in ~
Y. From the wording of the brief despatch,
we infer he was accidentally killed on the
Railroad,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

RECRUITING The armies OF The Carr
Barbasous.-A very rigorous conscflp.
ton for the army is going On throngnoou'
the Southern provinces OF Russia. ra-
rents are held responsible fol the iils'"
of their sons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

G-We have received letter from the Hon.
o. CoLE. in answer 10 the questions proposed
BY the TEMPERANCE LEAGUE, aud viii print
the same whenever Gov. DEwEv answers the
same interrogatoSies. We deem il unfair 10
rYeceus tie pp.s without the other.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

CuBa.-There is rumor that Eng
land has made treaty with Spain by
which slavery is TO cease on that island
at the expiration of fifty years and Eng
land is to allow the introduction into Gu
ba Of African negroes, during this time,
who are to became freemen after an APP
premiership of ten wears.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

WoopBuRY BANK.-This broken bank
after having wronged It's bill-hoders ON
of some 40 TO 60 per cent. on the a.
mount held, is about &c come forward j.
gain as with clean hands and issue mofs
currency.-TG alena Jeffersonlan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

A QUESTION FOR VorERs. George
B. Smith, democratic candidate Tor At
torney-General, swore in Rgan's sult
against the State, that his Ryan's SER
vices in the Impeachment trial (durlng
the space Of few weeks were worth
three thousand to thirty-fve hundred
dollars II Mil. Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

ACCIDENTS IN RicaLAND C1rY.-Mr
A. Brnnson has just returned from
Richland, and informs MS that that pIace
has lately been the scene of three seri.
Gus accidents.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, Mr.
Me, .oed, who was the man who shu,
the indians at Mu.cola some years since
which created some exci'enen; at the
time was Loading revolver, had left the
ramrod in one OF the barrels and was
putting on q cap. By pressing too hard
upon the cap he accidentally produced
an explosion. The ball entered the left
breast o! Mrs. Jonas Seaman. sister
Of Mcleod, and the ramrod passed
thr,ngh her LETT arm She died OF these
wounds on the 18th inst.
On the 10Th al the same place, son
Of Mr.. Person, Z years of age. was on
a wagon loaded WIKI brick. eIl off and
one HAD wheel passed over his body and
crushed him nearly in two. lie died
III ABOUT an hour.
On the 141h, Mr.. Brown. who wa,
the only Zig nor dealtar il Ricla d t,M
Was on ms Way 70 pay his third fine ior
selling liqnor without license. His
horses ran away, upset the wagon broke
three of Browns ribs, and all his Jugs
Crawford County Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

1t is significant fact that tbeEnsl'h
papers in China no l,nger talk o. 80
"rebels" or ''insnrgea'<.' the Sc isi"
phrase being ..the patriot army"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

ELate accounts speak of the death
Of T. p Goolhue, the lately appointed
Postmaster at Lowell, from the effect OF
a paralytic shock. He had previously
suffered from that disease, and lost
the use of his lower limbs. He was a
brother OF the late j. M. Goodhue, OF
st. Paul.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

asAn experienced head of family,
who has often triea the remedy. recon-
mends half TO a table spoonful of lin
seed oil for Group. The dose may be
repeated, but in less quantities.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

PENNsYIvANIA.-T democratic ma
joriiy will probably overgo 10000: in'
Senate stands II Democrats, IA Wings
! Native, | Ind. Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

SOLUTION OF BIS PRoBLEM.-Place the
beard before you. Measure from the ton and
right hand corner, towards left the A inches !:
then down inches, and then repeat the work
twice. When thus marked off, saw apart, and
you have two boards each Of this form:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

ANSWER TO C.'s QUEsTIoN.-It is a rule a
mong mathematicians, that s.the sum of the two
short sides in a triangle must exceed the base.y
In C.'s question the sum Of the two short sides
only equals the base; so there is no area inclo-
sed
N. B. Persons sending in Mathematical
questions are requested to furnish solutions al
so. 1t is too much to ask editors to work out
pobems. among his other probIematic duties.
IIWe have notice that the Wings
of Hazel Green met on 29th ult. and
nominated LEWIS RooD Esq. for Assem-
bly,. We believe he is for the .Naine
Lap. Our friendly informant does not
hay who the opposition candidate is.
Ts-On next Tuesday, Nov. 9th, is the dav
of General Election. So far as the Hrp.,n
has TO do with the election, we are p,ad 4 =
through with-from our very heart We arc
| ad We have Kindred things to saw about
me rea' interests OF our patrons that would moi
De listened to during the exciting h,,bnb &c On
election canyaSs-hence we said them M "A
we have so much to tell farmers about .na
sesera OF them have promised to write ior '' ~
aiser eiec,lon We ar. asked by many tn
praise up Wisconsin; this we can do and ,r;',
90, % the utmost of our ability and consstant
Mnh rum, There are facts enough, without
Ihcaon, which. if presented, void he ,ha
means q bringing scores of good industr;ous
ei.Zes'S 70 refei with US in this rich and MN
/ y favored land. ~ anu aiisn-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

TIn Belgium there is nunne'y
which contains nne hundrsd uuAs'~
What sum of wasted life!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

~ Torn Clerks viii greatly OBJ ige BY sena.
Ing III to the HERALD OFFICE, at the ear ess
moment, the Election results in Their sevela'
towns; thus al! will get the general result cary
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

5@Dr. D. l.. Downs is an indepen-
dent candidate for Assembly in Rich
land County. From long personal ac-
quaintance with him, we conclude he is
abundaltly gratifed, and deserving of
the important station he aspires to.
TIMr. MICHAEL HopE, farmer on
little Grant River, says he has cultiva-
ted nine acres of Barley according &c
the method lately proposed by Prof
CoMsrock, Product OF the nine acres
270 bushels. Ii was late sown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

@THoMpsoN & HOPKINS, at Muscoda, have
opened new store. This shows we'll for that
village; we have always wanted to see Mus
coda rise. Read their advertisement
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

T1here is report that 4 certain
saloon AT Hazel Green will give free IL
quer ON the day of election to all who
vote for the Maine Law. If this be
true, the temperance men have some
queer associates.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

azTickets will be furnished Of any pattern
from now till next Saturday evening-at the
HERALD Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02
LANCASTER, Wis.
'295'pR1 pC4 dasa N GaTA ea9 q eP T4ea
w I14Q9 . i Il j u I 9(G5sag ! .

WA4&s STATE 42&5Is!5Ao
For Governor,
HENRY 8. BAIRD, of Brown Co.
For Lieut.. Governor,
ERTINE PISCKNEY, Fond du Lac.
Sec'y of .Nafe,
j. A. MADLEY. Jefferson.
State Treasurer,
JAMES MAXWELL, sauk.
Bank Comptroller,
e. f. FINLEY, Rock.
attorney General,
GRSANEUS COLE, Grant.
State Prison Commissioner,
ELISHA STARR, Milwaukee.
S0pt of Public Instruction,
j. C.. REcWXNN, Racine.
For State Senator- 18th District,
ORSANJS COLE.
For .Assenlblr--2d District,
EDWARD ESTABROOK.
For .8ssenablg--5h District,
M. X. YOUNG.
Democratic Nominations
GOWN. A. Barstow. Waukesha.
Lieut.. Gov.--James T. Lewis, Columbia.
Sec'y. Of 'tate--A eX. T. Gray. Rock.
TreaSurer--E Edward II. Jansen, Washington
Atty. Gen.--Geo B. Smith, Dane.
Snpt Hiram A. Wright. Crawford.
Bank Comp.-Wm. A. Dennis, Dodge.
State Prison Com.-Argalus w. starks, Fauk.
state SENATOR 9Th Dist ict-Ntson Dewey.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

GTlt is said there is an Understand
ing throughout the State to elect State
Senate which will oppose the Re- cleo
tion of Gen. DopGE TO the Z. S. SAna,e
two years hence. We do not know Now
our Grant County candidates stand D.
this matter, but we should be sorry ID
have Gen. DopeE thrust aside for any
modern nag we are acquainted with
east OF the Mississippi, and west of the
Atlantic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

Fhe common council passed III,
following resolution:
Rssotusit, BY the Mayor an,l Common
Council OF the City Of JAne,vilIe, that
the execution of the contract between
said City and the Southern Wisconsin,
Railroad company on the 18th day Of
September, 1853, by the Mayor and
Cleric on the part OF said City, AMI The
subsequent ISSUE OF Fiiiy thousand dol.
lars in bonds OF said Gil, to said Rail-
road Company, BY Tie Mayor, CLERK, and
Treasurer of said City, be, and the
same are, hereby ratified and coufir-
med.
Upon the question Of the adoption Of
thiS resolution the vote was as follows:
AYEs.-Aider;nan Jack,nan, Bur-
ronghs, Carlin, pixley, Roberts, Taylor.
and Willis,on-7.
NoEs. Alderman Rowland and Pease
q.
Alderman Barnes, Conrad, and Ed
redge were excused from voting on the
question: GAINESVILLE Free Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

1fGnsrs. read the stray notices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19

NfOuLT0N PLIMProN, WILLIAMS 4 CO., IMPORT.
lu ,, jobbers VI dry goods NJ act prices
Nesey and No. snrcay streets freer IN
House. leave invite the at Of
their urrva stock If goods which are oaey
IN the beautiful warehouse shich thay
Thor stock OF good the extensive in
tho spd Is suha'vded into partments each
having purchaser ana manager and
distipc, all the rest rhas this
the characteristics Of District and with
tho attic uton and each department usuay
pended upon ordinary store.
Their stock number ~ upon all the goods, and
which numbers they charged and huyers can
bills and they ~fl 6nd ttat the
price and that the firm act upon the "Ono
mans dollar is as good as snothers."
THy DEPARTMENTS ARE As Follows
Print spd Bingham dcI nrtme & iocstad first Aoor.
1ress goods department located On the drss toor
Wooen goods and mems department located the
frst door.
Domest goods department ocai ed IN the ssasneDt.
White goods and embroidery department located the
second etory
Hosiery aud glove department, located the second
story
small, wares department Generally termed Yankee No
tons, located on the ,ccond story.
Tho OF each depsrtm'n s Interested in phe
HE culnr department amy consequently tho
sysem eefug learinE and Unknown styles of goods,
sell Others not we'll unaerstoVd IL entirely
avoided sell every styie goods
10 parties responsible ~ they are prepared 70
by adding int 81 the
per and taking their payable the bank.
banker. or commission house of the drawers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19
Married.

On Tsunday. Auguss IL BY too Rev, DR. Hutton,
JACOB BoTr TO JUIA SULE, al, ~ ,his o,ty
On Wsobc day, Aoxu-, IL by ihs nev. s " IsA.cs.
8EsJAhI- MAykns MIS- DiANAH bias 10th of In, a.
At Safatogs springs, Saturday A gust 10 ny .ne
Rev Mr. Woo0n idqe JANE A s.oood ds.ghts, of Cob
g. Nellie OF NsS York and srsoaosugn,sr u t.csr.l
G.ors. H. Neli- Of Fort PLAIN 10 J WESTON HnGaw Az,
Eq Of brooklyn
- Rous oors GA N j.. ~ Thur day August IT. BY the
Rev. K X Rogers JAMES BLACK OF ta.s CITY 70 hAKY
n, daughter I" John d. VOORHEES,, Esq OF the fof
place.
On Wednesday,, August II, az g. 5sDhso's Church,
AJni0Dr We-tano-tsI ny Raw l. 10 ss-od,
Mr. j. JFKOhB IoUSsRsD Ml-, Many l. EAMoya,
dauebter % Lssc Fun ous E-I of Green s,cl C,ue.
Al Aoole'osn OFa.Rc c"uoy New Yo,k, T-ars-
WILLIAM DALK OF tn P. cihc eau. hi D. iu,nr ~
90 hss SOPHIA oAugn,e: of Jvssyh Duro brow, Esq oil
TIE former place.
San Francisco ard o'sgoD pa pera 3issse copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19


On Thursday morning. Asgu.t %, THOMAS LOoGHsAS
2. hs 1esidsIee No IS Uenre street, oora <ar VI
HI. age
HIS relatives and friends are invited without ,rthsr
Doucs, 10 AteLd his tunsfai thls forenoon &c ten
oclcs, from 8. Apdiew's Churcn, Uf DGaae
On Wednesday August II, WILLIAM ',ox in tbs 74th
year o his age, tor.efiy Of Inc hrm OF Cox, White
His friends and asqaantaposs and those Of hi, soas
Daniel g., Thomas I'd in. also of sou. in Ia
Thon.aa j DuIk,I AZ res.extlul, lpy,r-d 70 t,ni
his tune raj on the 70 ceoc- OF th- latter, No los
East Tory e,gbth street r0d this after
y Oh. a. 'bree OcI cs, without further isvisaaon
On Thursday, august Is alter iioge:ing ilnsss,
MARY Mcknight agsi % yesr4 h Is d., T.
4 he frisDds spo aequsntAnc.s ii hsr husband Peter
uiiS inyIiso . a.end her uosra, from her t,e
dance. No 242 anton street., Sunday afternoon at
tao O'Clock without luther nsitsti,n.
Tn W dresd2S August IL RICHARD DrgkvITLLoN
scnWKIs ID he 9th yea, OF bus ags of MAJ and
Erz-n.,n SchHesip.
The ,esglvos and friends Of the family arc respect
fsly stterd his fuaeral from tao rcsa CO Of
bis ts,n-s No London Terrace rweasy. hird street,
resr Ier'h avenue Tina A. eraooa. o. .wo ocioa.
On rhursday morning Auguss Is coosum peioa,
Professor sciNTosn, IL The aUtn year Of III age
IL. henae 40 aequainkaacss are 70 pcaul.y invited
90 attend Ola tnerui, this ocioca from
No. t42 tr enwich st.eet
0n WecDe day au. ust ", EUGENE CAIHAISE wife Of
j. Z Barre, IN Inc AZ II year ri sge
The friends o. Ebs taoily ed 10 ATTEND the
fneTal, this nios quarter 20 nse O'Clock from
No, Al Barb tho Frsaca Caraol. Chnrcn in
Capsl street near Broao~ay ., bali p..t nins o,cSs1
On Thursday August Is DANIEL DAVIS in the At year
Of rs aga
TIE trends Of he family respectfully invited 60
teLo blh funeral thu ~ four
hate NJ 1z0 Csf les atieot, wishou. further
lCyitst,0n
On Thus day orn;rg Augus1 Is, at two o'clock, Miss
Ellen NulyhHL aged Il Yeas IL mon-h s and 10 DAYS.
Zoe relative ava riei ds vi the i.;ny respectfully
Ivi'eo 20 attsae Der funeral, bis afternoon four
f5ofo ns residence OF h-r Drotnss Joha Mulve-
bih, Navy .'re.1. near Full go avenue, Bs.oklyu.
A; Sr."sl ron.sday, August ID Robert RupDErr
AsAAiT son o. in and Nary 54fdeey Aanatt aged
i. aoo 70 chys
lhs ne srSes sso friends OF hs family respectfully
invited 10 astc tba funeral fSm No 81 Nasssu street
BiuohIsD, tbls d oraoor, 1T tour oc.ost.
A. Y0pbtfs. 90 Wecne day, gust II sfer a ssysre
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BeDnm' aged year :. DAYS.
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feser, Mr. WILLIAM SwEEsY aged - ye4,s ucAtls and
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