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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part of
the globe, lis the sequence or Diseased ection
in the system, indaeed by the peisennas miasm of
vegerahle decay. This exhalation il evolved by
the actions Of xolar heat on wet SOIL and risss sSth
the wateryg sapor from IL. While the sun is helow
the horizon this vapor fingers the earth sur
face. mud fhs virns III taken NTH 1t through the
lungs into the blood. There it acts rs an irritating
poison on the internal yiscera and excretng organs
Of tho body The hyer bec0snas torpid and fails 10
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
thc blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
m TIM circnptien. and produce siolent constita-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach synfpatlIixe with the liver, and become
asortlersd also. Finally. the instinct u our or
ganism, as Ii in an attempt to expel the noxious
Infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body
in the internal excrctores to force shsm 70 east Il
out The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
the central organs with tongestire violence. This
is the EHIrI, But in this effort il fails. Then the
FEVER follows, In which the blood leaves the CEN
tral organs and rusaos 10 the surface, ~ II In
another efinrt to expel the irritating popn through
that other great cxsfetory - the skin. In this
also II fsils and the system abanons the atternpt
exhausted, and waits fur the recoycry of strengtA
10 repeat she hopeless effort another day. These
are the hn ots pnToxssrns of FEvER AxD A8UK
Such constitutional disoraer viii of course under
nethe health w IL Ii nor removed.
Wa have iaaored to find. aud have fcssnds nm
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neussszes this malariouG poison In the
llood and stiulates the liver 10 expel it from the
bolt Az Ii should, so il does citve this affecting
disosaar with perfect certainty And it does more
OF rather das what il Of more service To those sub
joet to this atecsion. III taken Hi season Ii expels
il Gom tho syssen ~ 1t IA absorbed, xna ts keeps
those who use Il free from It's attacks; keeps the
system I'M health although exposed 10 the disease
Consequently it not only cures, but proterts FINN,
the great variety OF affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such MS Reniistent
Fever, Chill Fever, Duab,. or Masked Asue,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fesers. Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
othacsn, EaraQhe, Caaarxh, Asthma, Palpita-
ions, Painful Affections Of tho Spleen. Hysterics
Collie, Paralssis, and Painful Affections OF the
Stomach aud Bowels. all OF which, when arising
from this cause, win be found TO assume more or
less the 4iaterlniftsnt fvyW. This AGrg crRE >
removes theYcause pf tncse arrangements and cures
the disease
This IL accompaishes by stimulating the excre-
tories to expel tae yiysls from the System; and
these organs hy DEGREES bccame habited to do this
their office Of their own arcrrd. Hence arises what
we term 0esismatatioa. Tine may accomplish the
same end. bur oftri ifa Ii not long enough or is
sacrificed In the attempt, while this AotE CunE
does ii al eHce, and with safety We have great
reason TO believe this a surcr as well as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
which has been discovered, and II has still another
important adsan,age TO the public, which is, TIM
II is cheap as well as good.
H pRgpaVEn BY
DIR. y. G. AVER &; co. .
LOWELL, MASS.
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Basinsss Cards, not exceeding six liaes. i.sids
SIS, otherwise sic. - p
funeral Nodes u %. ohitsAriss, assoraias
70 IpAse occupied. -
OtsplAysd advertisements hall neYs 4hs. III.
above rates.
Advertisements loaded snA placed snAsr the
hsAd Of especial Notices." 6ossie Ae ordinary
rafsa.SS &# s9S8 4#&E 4M& &@Es x S$&
Special Notices In tAe Iecai Column 80 cents
per lire. #@8 Aa a4 ASfsE5H
AdIsrtissmaAts osdpSsA An thA ia2ias sxslu-
svsly In The Daily. sfter the nrst two weeks,
5o Per cent. moro thAA tho aheve Yssss. FSs8.
AH fyaHstexf adssytsse1eAfs nssf ss psS6 fsy
N aSssss4 1hiS fuis Will mot Be vsrfed from
Whsn the advertiser uses the weekly alone,
the prtss Will b the aaaA - II tie Da8ly. -
Who're tbs Daily end weekly srs 18th used,
~ Per asst. will b. 1sd use~d from the sgxre-
gate amount.
Under The present systsn, the aassrtissr
pAys ~ nssh Tor she spsss he sssspiss, tho
chsngss bsing ehaRgsshls fsr - cen pesition
only. This plan il nov gsnsfally adoptsd.-
Oar sAArgs for changes viii b Is esnis per
sqaaTe.
In oil sasss whore adysftiae nents are
disssatinusd bsfsrs ths expiration OF the year
or tho tims contracted for, they uiu be charged
up q oar regular rates for the time actual
ly an.
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ASoAAAs1 - - - q 0A0 . SO l4a 0oooSo
sssR ~ q .Ru0sA y .iEiw
CH'A NGE or rIM Fl
u. ONE DAILY TRAIN. 80
TlN and after this date and mt further notics,
" ONE Passenger Train win run cash way
Leaving Keokak at 8:lO Al
Leaving BsntosspoSt - 7:3O Pr.
OonnsstfAg - the lattsr piaos, - shssstofors,
With the soaAbes Of the Wsstsrn EtageCo., for all
points In Middle, wsstsrn snd southern IOwa,
Essr.skax Kanssss %: -.
cinsinnati, and the East, may be had at the O1kce
I'm Rsstonsport. a&s#
rars :: lev - the lowest. to an sesthsn
md Eastern Cities. 4ssf
ps..nEsrs sy this route make sur. eonn.e-
ing Ottumwa the same evening. -
stststs b. DWIGHT RATION,
a sss. .H s Eaperinteadent.
Ticket ONCE 1t Railroad Depot.
N Once in Kilbonrne Block.
Ksokuk Sept. -, '5s-dtv
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Regvldr Through Ltas to Saa rSscisco, ,via tAs
1880 PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connecting only With tho steamers GoIdsn
date, Golaen Age, JOHN l.. Stephens and
Qvfa a Eonor&, OF the
Poetic Mad StS0~ssAsp Co. at P0Aa6s1,
Direct 10 Asp5wDau.
The spiendid 6tssmships ~
BALTIC, ADRlATIC AND ATLANTIC,
Having been entirely refttsd and adapted 10 the
California trade, win hereafter run q above,
leaving New York On she tth and 20th Of
each month, from the foot Of Casal
49, street and North River, is & :
~ Passengers and Nails will b forwarded hy
PAaaAa Railroad. and connect At Panama with the
PafiAs masl Ssssnship Company's nagnidcent
Sssenships, which viii hs In rsadinsss, ard leave
IsnsplAzaLr for ssn Frsacisco- They will b. eG-
bsrked free Of expense from Kailrosd, By Compa-
ny y HtsAmboAt TUB0GA.
An experienced Surgeon IL attachsdto each ship
Stsssags Fasseagsn found In cooAed provisions.
bsdAing, and attendance. Ii il bslissd that -
asrammodations AGorded BY the Abevsships ars ~
surpassed by any in the world. The pablie m iar
formed that the p. H. s. 5. Go. alHays have OIL
OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS, iytug 1t Psnana,
fsady Tor -, 70 avoid any pessibIs AstsstiOA -
Ps~sasan = Mails. and cnbsrk thsir pasaa-
cers tU atsamhost,s 49, Asa8. tea~ aa#gs 4
Fof passage apply II the only once of tbs Con-
pany, on the Wharf foot Of Canal Street, North
River, 70 WN. III. WICkHAA,
6sptl 6d3m
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

&1yCl - O0UA1Ql U1C . kxkN~
FOR AL The PURPOSES or A puRGATIM mEnlc,ne.
FoR CosrIvENEss:
FoH THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
FoR JAUkbIcs,a4
FoR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
FoR HEADACHE;
FoR THx CURx or DYsEnrERY,
For Foul STOMACH;
Fon THE CURR OR EHYsrrErAs;
FoR TIVE PHKss
FoR THR CURE OF ScRoFuLA;
FOR all EcROrULUtH COMPLAINTS
FoR THE CURR OF RHEEMATlsM;
Fox DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FoR TIE CunR or LlvER COMPLAINT;
FoR DEoPsY; s4v
FoR THE CuRE OF TRTTEn, TUkoRs AND SALT
RHEuM;
f. FoR WORMS;
FoR THE CuRE or Gour;
FoRA DiNHER PfIL;
FoE THE Cure or NEUnALGIA
FoR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They srs uear-coated 90 that the most sensi.
tive can taka thsm pleasantly, and bcing purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use Ia any
quantity esf
Prizes - ssns pr Box; Bsxss for si.oO.
Grest numbers of Cle-gyns., Physicians, States
men, und eminent psfsonaSes, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, bat cur space here viii not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERIcAN AIAANAC in which they
arc given with also fun descriptions Of the above
complainas aAathe trestnssnt that should BE- fol-
lowed for their cure. t8
DO not b. put on BY unprincipled dealers with
other pEepaTaliens they make more profit on
Demand AYERS, and take Others. The sick
want tle best mid there is for them, and they should
have IL. Il . Naat e8
All our Remedies are for sale BY
4 BARTLETT, KAYE = CO., Ksokuk.
a J. n. h1BD D co., Chicago,
BARNARD 90. ,6t. Losis,s
SURE, ECKSIKIN = CO., NAcinnsd,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in ths UAited States.
Il myl0dkvly
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p Z = E,s n p y : !!

a MARCxss, on 1scen4-Strsst.
- ths ely pIAcs that you am ut good 0air
twist niAss, and Colts REVIEWERS at9lS : passs.
n mNAyedly as@ sgst3 4a waH1AA 4efls
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself snch rcnown for the cure of
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, that
II y entirely unnecessary for VS. to recount the
evidence Of les virtues. wherever it has been en-
ployed- As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do mere than
assure the people it's quality Is kept up to the best
It ever has been, aud that il may be relied on 10
do for their relief all ii has been found 10 do
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Ill II AC0Rk IN Il


- -. ls0UID, ~. PAUL - vi l
D|[ ArILLWATRR.
MORTAEHN LIME PACKBx6.T
1sHE foliowine swift and superior a&ssnss win
eompess tAAs has fer the present season:
NADn, vsYs. WAND. ~ .
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. HlIr. a
DENMAkK, CsPt. 0aA4 ~ s. s@ =
y snasis MnTsts6l faSs iP,; os1s ss.sssa s.aa...
M.h!3W1NG. Capt. GRasnn. Aa 5H9
NORTHEkNER, CarAs AE1oab.
ThA9 WMI lsAxp Ksok1k, ~ 81 Paul, en Fnsp1
dsy, WcdpsIdaJS STnday asd 6snday evenings. IA
1or st. Losn q 1sssday, Thursday, Friday And
ThL Line ~ heea iH ssseseaful eper,aisn II
Che past ysA, An9 fnr reg1lasity comfort ana psr-
feet reliability has not been surpassed BY ~ or
ganiaation On the Western Riveu. and hone to
msritA contin1nce of the liberal patronage which
has bsen heretofore bestowed upon them.
For freight or paasAgc apply 10
BROWN AUSTIN : CO., Assnts. stl
WARDEN AsHALER, asn1 Asu., ,st. louis.
M X AxFE EOR SALE Lew.
~ 4 1teAu0 = 4AESrsin \ esicbfated fire ana
~ Burglar Prsof EAEE0 fox sAis low And On
god terms. inquire u sa4A
Nv aaaf#A ,Ga w. H. AUSTIN i CO.,
au90 lis MAin-st.
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CABUa' HAIR CUTTING
sg a88sts Aas 81 AND As
SHAVING ROOM.

MetM n esf,. Dcors above fAe DsUaN1e Hoas
dona a1oordinx To Physios
4 4 nQmy And the principlss Of the CcftsW.
Haif aAt Nhisksrs dyed TO perfection, either
brown orFblaek. 4s
The Pnepstot eAljs special attention ~ HI styls
q HaiEy hitting. and challenges the prefssaion. ID
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DsSirSS ~ iii ths special attsntion 81 tAuss whe
4s8sdsA teteesssvs thar Tsssh . thsf6lassiAg
r ACT !! !, :
!. n. skiu " ~ DsAkist i ssa in A,essssss
In preserving the natural organs. ,,ss4
N. The Teeth MSy 81 pfSssrvsd thrUsgh 1ifs.
III. Teeth aGsstsA viii assay ssst = astsndsd
lv.1 Timely and .Linssl alling with psrs gaA
ID cerfsss rsmsds for decay. - s.B
~ .aItha ssrtoss neg lset 70 Wait Tor tootn-aehs
- driv. Ne snesrtr 70 Dsntist. n 81
W Iart.F d.sszay' Teeth and Gums. without
va. keay ss1sr fse yssrs wisA Neuralgia u
sss ss f.s:, sss9seA and isngs isen no otAef a.s
-vIII. D1d Tsssh diuarurs ths cosusssans,, ~
feet the breath, dsrangs q. stomach. impair
health. distract the nerves, Aad war with geod No
m. IN0HAsoLL
Performs al eperassoas On tAe Teeth asd Gans,
sonssss irsgai.rinss q tAs Tssta, inssfs
sss a THI IA Il ERTsH eS
Of the Bsst ssyls and IiaiaA,
Pun II Artificial PalAiss md ONturators Tor cleft
.aA. Pala.ss.
Believing that ths bsss operations In Ds.tistry
are the safest and therefore the cheapest and most
satisfactory both 70 the operator and patient, DR..
r. does not 0hsf Kny paryfcuIaf fndH66NenH IN the
line = "CnRAr Dnmaf.s - prskssfine Ne patron
ags Of those who Prefer tAs osss epwafaess, aadeaA
.PPse seOis~ suS A00~se5y USks st0 sAAA Al Psv-s
An sxaminatiou of specimens both on Artificial
1setA and Of very beautiful fnings Of Crystal Gold
lpii, Il invited. 495sG
- Prices for fun sss Of Teeth, from SIS to
elz1.! kxeniaaaioA II ths TsstA witheut charge.
over Rix, Hale : Co.'S Dank, Ksokuk, Iowa.
hntranas On Ihird-st. fdsel1dAw1yl
NJ ". n CK -, M. -, s1rvSsn
tvA. Dentist. OGcs On SECOND ST.,
between Main and johnson streets, Keo
kuks Xowa. 8Tss
DF. Hicks, In renewing his card 10 the pnhlio.
EGuI4 sau astsatisn ~ = new style of "Plsts
Work. which 10 posuliarly sdaptsd 70 Aat. .irregu
hr, snd otherwise didcult jaws This improve
ent hsa been tested three yeafs md has sustained
IL early promise OF Alling real want In plate
work. The work 10 nov wors By many Of our most
prominent ci itiAsns, who giveit AAalty approval,
and TO whom hs il permitted to refer those inter-
>stsd a S4a aF sT st ~ ~
DR.. H.. n aiso rountiag "Contipaosa GAM
work, "Block" work, and ordinary s.1oid Plate,
wsrk, for whish hs kas ) superior stock of msts-
rial. He is prepared - fli teeth with .aoid Foil,
"Adhesi ve Cold and "ChrystAi 0oid, >, In the most
thorough and dasabas manner.
Ingylsw Of the stsinsspcy In money nattess
some alusion to PeICES may not be improper -
whila on the oss hand DR.. n. believes tito ke the
better policy, - we'll - tbs hoDsstsr course, mot
% work ~ al than 10 work at prices that Will
oessitats inferior work On the other hand be is
willing to conform In bis charges 70 the lower
standsrd of fenunerasion that other occupations
have sutoTed4 ~ s ss aeas8#ass4 ssfsf 81 q
with fifteen years experience, thorough devo-
ton 10 his psofsssions and m earnest desire to
please, he il determined merit, and hopss 10
ccive, continuation OF the liberal patronage here
toforc enjoyed. sk.
Julyli dAw sv#a es6#5sApaaH
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: kE0KUK, IOWA: WEDNEsDAY. NOVEMBER is, 1889
oEo. @. AMpnmeous 9A AZ ALnxAMpnn nAncLAY r
a. M. IEeTADLIHHEDIN I'm isAs.l

spas BANKIvC HoUSE or
y E q M 8 y G.. An p 3 = - n II q.
tTr lave this day sdnitsad = . partner in s.hs
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho has
bssn my teller for the last six yeayl. The busi-
Asss, hsrssftsr. will - conducted under the 6rm
GEO. q. ANDERSON 1 90.
Dsin sns Of the oldest Banking Houses (ff not
the oldsst} u lows, AAe new 1rn sOlistts soatin-
uAnce Of former patronageso literally extended to
the senior partner.
They win make seIasseioua and remit, less Rx-
change, on the day Of payment, fres VI charge.
Their rsfsrsncss are ~ sformsriy by senior psf3-
asr wis eg s .sGaE
nBv1RRuuns.
Park Bank N. Y.
s WkasleW, Lanief 4 Co, Bank srs NY.
Edwae1 VI. CLARK 4 Co., ,PhilaAslphis.
Howard RAnking Co., neessn.
ClArp, 1ux1w ADns1ns, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bsnk, Chicago. Is 5ezsg
Holman D A0vfpske, Uhtcagu.
Msehanics' Baak, ffttshafkh.
IsfnsfS DPtosit 4snk P1tssburgh.
krsmGf kx9AA, naak1xS.
afinory1 Dsptisytos q Cincinnati.
stats ssStae1 fhstitutioa. st. Lenis.
ksckuk, Jan. /, ~. 84O g. ANDER6ON
vn- 1aoneses. aaa 4a n y. nA1IsS.
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HXTE are nov s4csiving : large ssoek ef 0aesnlng
wv which has been bo4~ ht low and Will he sold
low FOR cash The prices Are suited fer bard times
and the goods m for sli kinds oil customers. Thc
stock comprises every style md quality II Cicth.
ins, 0sntiemen' = Fsrnishing du0ds, Trunks, W
hsss, caErst Dass, And everything commonly KEPT
Castousr win ind n for their interest 70 call, -
We are dAtefminsd to call - cheap the
snd ~ dssire % 10 every body slcth.d
W. don 81 charge anything for showing xoods,
and - saivsys pleased 70 500 custonsrs even y
they don't bay. s 1g
Main md johnson. - 8
] 6Sptlfd .. POLlANh = W.
r@OR s.le bv KELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
Ia ansIY-d No. s. Main-st.
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The Bnlt1mfore & Ohio
RAILROAD
Terminates at BaItimoFe and Washington
City on tho East, and Wheeling, Ben
wood and Parkefsburg on the West,
ct which place il connects with
Railroads and Steamboats,
for and from all
81 points in tho
West, South West 4 Noxth-Vvost;
AsD 1ssnzs - rHs rsAvnaxss Su.aAc 4
SHORT AND DESIRABLE ROLT1
To ALL 0E THE EAsrEAN clTI8ss
-fssssnr1ss ~ Dis kouts an visit the sit,..
M Baltim0fc, PhilAdeiphfa, New York or Boeton.
= 0ssda y = TeAsf 70 Ks~ Yers o. Sssfss s,o~s
.rHaOUaH TICKETS c,p also !. rro,.rra
via NA6HTNdTON CITY 70 the .RlB1 ERN
CITIES, at and additional charge ef q.
Trsla cH1uAsu aad psists II Ne WIsr -
THR BALfiMoKE ! 6HIo :. 3
MICHIGAN NCENTRALR y. r.
Via Michigan City, LAfayssts, Indianaeolis, Gin
cinnati or Columbus; Also, Detroit : Cleveland.
Mica. ssnth,n = NerlA,n. INA. =. =.
Via Toledo and Cleveland. or Va Sandusky,
MAnsfeld NeHAxk Railroad.
PittsAurgA, ~. wAyae 4 CAicage n. r..
Viz Lima, OK CfestIins and Coluubus, or via
sandusky, Manifold : Newark \. 4.
M6
MeDIRE Feg fDkEN VIA WHEEkAG!
B8 ss -~-4~~%-s-~s ~~~-+---~-~---~- SsAss
Fare Aiways - LoW - the Lo oWoesl
~TKoUaH TICKETS i BAGGAGE CHECKS
san - procured at All the principal Railroad and
Bteanhoat OMces In The Weet. u a@s
L. M. 0oLg, 6en,i Ticket Agent.
W-P. SMITH II ast~ TrAasportskion.
B. r. FULLER, Gen'l Western Ag't.
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MARRIED.

BELL-PEvERELLY-On Thurdsy, Nov. a. at the residence
of John r. Simon by Rev. s. u. burchard, Mr. Alfred
Bell 10 Miss Charlotte w Peyerey youngest daughter Of Au
gus,us PeyeTey esq Of Dsren Conn., formerly Of this city
CAREY-PERINE-On Thursday morning. Nov. "a by tn
Rev Edwin Hatfield, Dr. Elias Riggs Carey Of New Provi
dence ~ j. toAmands A. Perse, daughter Of VIM ferine
esq. Of this city.
HfNCHMAN~VAN PELT-At Newtowp Long Island, on
THURSDAY Nov "a by the Rev. John Knox VIM. Hnchr
man OF city Sarah j. daughter Of Peter Van Petit esq,
ofthe former place. - =, =,
Nov 81 Wet Hicks Of Trenton, N j. 70 Sarah W. SPand-
Jug Of Norridgewock.
PiGrOLET-MAGIE-At Elizabeth, N j., "Wednesday, Nov.
M by the Rev Dr. Bagee Mr. Louis Henry Pignoet of this
city TO Anna Augusta only daughter Of Job Magic Of
Elizabeth, ". J. =,
LYONS Myer L. seas to Victoria, daughter Of Jacob L.
Sei1as, all Of this city, -
sISCT Thursday Nov "a by the Rev.
MI Service Mr. Alexander Sinclair OF Yaphank Long Island
70 Sarah daughter Of James Drummond ESQ., OF
this city - - -. .a,.,,
A. veer John soule Of Orleans to Mrs Susan DEAN
sITT0N-MUREN-On Wednesday Nov 49, according to the
ceremony the Society Of Friends JoehGa b. sutton OF
BroOklyn, 70 Mary Arno MureD Of this city.
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DIRn.

CAssELIn this city Friday afternoon, Nov. IS, Of
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend his funeral at his late residence No Il West Ihir,
WA be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
CLARK-on Thursday morning Nov a. Chs Carpenter Cazi
TIE Sud and relatives Of the family and his brothers,
Pelham and Alfred H. are respectfully invited 70 ...sns
Abingdon square), Saturday afternoon at O'clock
CoLEs-At Glen Cove Long Island Wednesday Nov 49,
oude sndssnaiion longing iSr the tune TO come when
abe might depart and be with her Savior which would be far
better, Eliza, wife Of Samuel Y. Coles
cARMoN-on Friday morning, Nov IS q. No Great Jones
street, William Cannon.
His relatives aud friends respectfully invited 70 attend his
funeral Sunday morning at 10 O'clock Shiloh Presbyte
resn Church corner Of Prince and Marion streets
FRENDELENBURG-In this city "Wednesday. Nov o. at
Z. Frendelenburs
GRAyESAt his residence Rock River MaryborOush
Friday the advanced aged Of IS years, Robert
Sn Ga rhsbant Of Msryborcush he lived respected and
died rereted being universally sed for his gvn,lemsnly
besrDs arbsny Of manner to all with whom he
HAWES-In Seymour Ind, On "Wednesday Nov ~ Charles
Halves Of Sonkers n Y, eldest son Of the late Peter
Due notice Of The funeral viii be given.
Frederick Hang son Of John @. and Clara hsas aged
Krin this city on Wednesday evening Nov e. cOnsump
ton Msris There's Antonee dughter of Louis A BOr,
aud vile Of John Seorse Kip aged 70 years. month and
LTF-In Brooklyn on Thur.dsy Nov r. Ean und Lee ssed
q nsve Of the Parish Of nf1H' county 81 AaHereA
McCxRTHY-Iu Brooklyn, Z. E. D., on Thursday Nov. "a
John JoepA infant Of Florence and C&iharine Mccarthy
AGED IA months and 10 days-
NOlTINIn Brooklyn on Thursday soy = Eoe fnsderich
younsest T. Heary and Heaesta Noting ssed years
SraoiI<hs and 20 days
PECK-On Friday evening Nov. Emily SoHers daughter Of
Charles c. and Ansens $ Peck sged years. months and
days.
S sSr s. so BroCaP' D. on wsSnsssy Nov a.
John Patterson aged 20 native Of the County Donegal
PATON-lu Edinburgh Scotland Monday morning Nov
10 the Nh year Of her Elizabeth Morton only daughter Of
Wfiiiarn nd s latcn Of this city.
sANTORD-ln Brooklyn Z. D., on Thursday, Nov. ~ OF
rroun laura ony dAIsh. a WIn. H. aud Pamela d. San
ford ssed years, montterknd days -
% ssd fiends h family respectfully invited 70
attend her funeral on Snday O'clock from Tie residence
OF her parents CyneT street. INT house wet Of Bedford
WALTON sixth day morning the ah Of llth mouth Addison
Vsi Ct consumption sod - years
is relsfYes and friends invited 70 s,teudis fEnerd on
First sy g7a inst Il o'clock from his ate resiecDcr,
No I Brey cort place. Tenth street, near broadway.
poush leep pepers please copy.
WIRD-in this city Friday Nov IS aier long an pain
ri Hines. Isssc Wsrd ia the 6Sth yer Of his age
The fruas and relatives the family respectfully invited 70
attend The fanera on Sunday afternoon 1t o'coek from as
late residence No So Second avenue. without further invita-
ton The Trsa.ns viii be uttered in the Ccnssey Of The
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