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Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following are the transfers Of real
estate and deeds of trust made and ad.
nitted to record in the Recorders Office
during the week ending Saturday, the
4th of January, 1868:
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German Printing.

German Printing.
The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with a very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in a style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying good deal, but il is
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-wsuaen may Reject ,he Bal,ot.

But they want t. ewing Machine.
Two hundred of Wheeler & ,wilson's
are elected daily as tho good genius of
the household. gErs
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NORWOOD SCHOOL,
Nelson Co., Va.

THE NORwOODsC SCHOOL, WITH
] full corps Of able and experienced In.
structors and under still more favorable auspices
than heretofore, viii reopen on Wednesday,
September, 25th, 1861. The interest and I'D.
vaIcement Of the scholars will receive the clos.
est personal attention. Address,
WILLIAM ID. CABELL, Principal
Norwood p. o., Nelson Co. Va.
augl6-till octI
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jackson Democrats!

Remember the Anniversary Celebra-
ton at Washington Hall on the even
ing of the eighth inst.
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Grand Democratic Demonssratiea
At Washington Hall on Wednesday
evening.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE.
TRAINS Will RUN
i by the following schedule on and after the
FAST LINE.
Wheeling. 5lOP. n. Baltimore =. $50
ARRIVE Washington. t:30F
Gafton. 1000 2. N. ARRIVE Dbl
Parkersb'g e. 40 A. ". Harpers Fry s:30r.A
Cumberland. 800 Cumberland. Is:S5 An.
Harper's Ery 7l5 " Grafton. $50
Baltimore. .lO:3D Wheeling. 1910
Washn City .Il;S Including Sundays
'Including Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN
LEAYE-- LEAVH- 49,.
Wheeling. as An. .Baltimorr s&5Ps ,
ARRIVE washtn C'y s;tS
Grafton. las Pm. ARRIVE
Parkersburg. $50 " Harper'sFry ISL An.
Ties Cumberland 40 {"
Harperls F'ryl2J7 =. N. Grafton. ls01 r. n.
Baltimore :. IJl Wheeling. SOS
wash'tn C'y SIS
Except saturday. Except Saturday.
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
LEANE- LkANE-
Wheeling. elO r. N. baltimore. sI5 An
ARRIVE washtn Cy f;tS f"
Grafton ..... 220 An ARRIyE-
Cumberland. 40 HarpcrsF Fry I:OOP.A
Harper's Fryi2tO p. N. Cumberland 600 "
Winchester. $50 Grafton, il30
Baltimore. =. SEQ " wheeling. ttoA.S
WAsht'n C'y $50
Including Sundays. Including Sundaya
BENwOoD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with O. %. Division.
LHAvE WHEELING At ."L
3to..............A.h. tvn. :. .......,...f' N.
IuO ...-.........
Tickets to all principal points In the East,
West and Southwest, can be procured NJ the
Companys Office. -
JOHN I. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
r. I. DEvGlES,
may1 General Agent. Wheeling.
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Seats 90
Will be reserved for the ladies at
Washington Hall on Wednesday even
-
ing.
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EAR SALE
FOR SALE.

4 SECONDHAND ENGINE, IN FIRST
N CLASS condition, cheap for cash.
decooIm W. NJ. LUNSF0RD.
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The Deuaoerutic

The Demoevutic
Hosts are on the march. You can
hear their music at washington Hall
on Wednesday evening.
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FOR SALE
For SnIe mr. Rent.

TTOUSE AND LOT No. IS, ON WHEELING
III Island, corner of Zane and Walnut streets,
aud next to the Fair Grounds. Inquire Mt
I'D. KURNER'S OYSTER SALOON,
Market street, bet. Qui ncy and John.
ian3iW
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WEST ERN.
i % boxes Niagara lUs, black,
- caddes do. us and Navy y,
boxes Russells los, black,
10 boxes Ellegantus los black,
- caddes q lis,
- Highland CbieftaiD l. black,
- Mermaid Nav, Is
% Pine Apple Navy Is
OLD VIRGINIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs
5 Ambrosia lbs,
10 Curiosity lbs,
10 Twin Fl Dorado, soft pressed IS,
Bright Twist,
10 Millers Fine Twist,
10 Diadem Soft Pressed Is
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbls. F. G. cut aud dry,
10 half bblS +. &. cut and dry,
10 kegs McKeans twist, for sale.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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The Representatives

The RepresentatIVeh
OfWest Virginia Democracy will be
present at Washington Hall on Wednes-
day evening.
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Coed Speeches,

Coed Speeches,
Good music. Glorious demonstration
ct Washington Hall on the evening of
the eighth.
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Cheaper Than Rver. .a,'7t
Ladies' High Cat, OIL Dressed Boots
ut Badgers for % IS, "a e !
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Republicans!

Republican,!
Turn out to see the Democratic dOings
at Washington Hall on Wednesday
evening,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Singers Sewing Machine
SalesroOm Il l, Main street, II. Nor
ton General Agent.
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For the Best Sewing NIachino
Get the Florence. Brown g. Higgins,
agents.
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Fresh OYSTERS !

il daily and for sale by the case, can and half
can. Also Fish. ]. c. McMANAWAY,
Market street, opposibe the McLure House.
Also at my old stand, Biddle street, Centre
Wheeling. oct-Sm
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Paid for UnIcss Perfectly satisfactory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches. $3.50 10 $50
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches. 300 to 500
100 Ladies' Watches, enRmelcd go. loo TO 800
aOO Gold Hunting Chronometer do. $50 10 300
900 Gold Hunting English Levers =. 2D0 20 go
800 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches. 80 TO 2J9
500 Gold Hunting ANN Watches. o.. lsO to go
500 Silver Hunting Levers. 50 to 40
$40 Silver Hunting DnpleXcs....-.. - to p.
800 Gold Ladies' Watches ~ 10 $50
900 Gold Hunting Lapinos- - 70 Is
900 Miscellaneous Silver Watches. 80 10 100
2 so Hunting Silver WatChes......- % 90 80
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds. 10 TO Is
~ Every patron obtains watch by this ar
rangement, costing but $40, while II may be
worth $3.50. No Partially shown.
Messrs. Hill Porter & Co, 9 e. Dey street,
New York City, wish TO Immediately dispose Of
the above magnificent stock. Certificates, nam.
ing the articles, are placed In sealed envelopes
and well mixed Holders are entitled TO the ar.
ticles named on their certificate, upon payment
of Ell, whether il be watch worth $50 or less.
The return of any of our certificates entities
You 10 the article named thereon. upon payment
irrespective Of its worth, and as no article valued
less than s1G Il named any certificate. twill at
once be that this IN no Lottery btit straight
Iortodrd legitimate Transaction uhieh may b. par
ticipdted ia srsn bSy the most JaStidioV single
certificate will be sent by mail, post paid, upen
receipt of % cents, for e. II for o.. SO and an
elegant premium for t5, GO and a more valuable
premium for go: 100 and a most superb watch
Tor Slj. Toagents or those seeking employment
this ia a rare opportunity. IL IL legitimately
conducted bHsiness. duly authorized by the Gov
crnmeHt and open tO the most careful scrutiny.
TRY IT. Address HILL, PORTER & Co,
aug9d "a Dey street, y. Y.
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GREAT WATCH SALE

GREAT " A1CH SAIL
on THE POPULAR oNR PRICE PLAN
GIVING Every PATRON 4
" Handsome and Reliable Watch for the low
price Of TEN DOLLARS,
WITHOUT REGARD TO T1LUE,
AND NOT TO BE-
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EVERY KIND OF
Whisksrs and Mustaches !

TaoRcEp TO Grow UPON TIE SMOOTH
estf,ee ls "a - .xe y gssts s1e
IAIRE. the mast WOnheTfal disoOyerY in modern
seisuoe scting apSn tke Be4rd and Fair ~ m
ainiast GairaEniDus nm1asf. n has trssused ~
ths eAte 81 Para. and London Win TIE Desf
sstsrssg seScess .s. = AZ ;.ls 800 ~ ~
gwen IN every instance ths money VIII bc cheer
fully rsfanded. -Price by Ensil. Sssssd ana posi-
paid q. Descriptive eirsrlars sod testinea isl
mailed free. Address BERGER SblAITS 4
" eoje agents sor ths TnIte1 sfssss Wa
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.
SUMMER SCHEDULE

0EIlcK BALTIMORE & ONO RAILEoAD Co, I
WHEELING, May I, 1861. )
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BY II. PATTON,

Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer, No. 65
jefferson street, Louisville, KY.
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BANKS.
National Bank Of West Virginia.

Capital .............,........... $500, 900
Mooney RECEIVED ON DEpOs-
wi IT, Interest paid on Special Deposits,
Notes and Bills discounted. Exchange bought
and sold, Collections made npOn All points aud
proceeds promptly rcmitted.
DIRECTORS
Crispin Oglebay. Thomas Hughes,
Michael Reilly, DIR. A. =. Todd,
Arthur Little j. IL. Hubbard,
Jas McIluncy, ". Pollock,
James MARVEL
CRISPIE OGLEBAY, President.
GIBSON LAMB. Cashier. AnRa
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SUM VA ES SShEDULE.
DASsENGERT TRAINS WILL RUN
i by the following schedule on and after the
5th day OF May, 1851;
FAST LINE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-13
WISCONSIN.
OPENING OF THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION.


MADISON, Wis, Jan. Q, 1863
The Wisconsin Legislature convened at noon
yesterday The Senate called to order by its vencra
be whitehaired, old Radical President, Lieut. GOV.
Wyman spOoner who by the choice of the people Of Wis
consn s retains the place he has so ably and patriot
cally filed III years past ana VINO mas by ms Importantly
and integrity, won the love and esteem OF every member
Of the Senate.
ManeowOc. The newly elected Senators came forward
and seVeray subscribed to the oath OF office. On notion
the Senate proceeded 10 the election Of Chief Clerk which
resulted III the choice OF 1t l.. b. Huls, worthy ana
meTOriOu soldier who served The senate last session s
Democrat, of Washington Co. Col. A. n. Hamilton Of
Sank Co. then elected SergcantaArms by vote OF
being strictly party vote on motion, the rules Of last
session adopted for the government OF TINS until
otherwise ordered. The Rev II W. spaldlng Rector OF
Grace Church. was elected Chaplain OF the Senate.
The Assembly was called TO order by the Clerk f. ".
Young who read list Of the members elect Judge Cole
Of the Supreme Court administered the oath Of Office
The Assembly then proceeded TO elect It's Speaker IN
choice of A NJ Thomson editor OF The JdIcSre Gdzt,
hya vote Of53 to "a for Fred W Horn OF Ozauee County
ON taking the chair Mr. Thomson made brief and appro
W Young the efficient Clerk Of the last session.
reelected by vote OF CO. to "a for exIeutGOv. J.. ID.
a vote OF 58 W. n Hudson, who received &c votes
Mr. Thomson Speaker OF the Assembly is an old resident
OF Wisconsin and has been connected with the press OF
this State for number Of years He IS now one ~ The
editors ana PcSP9 S6 on I TsTT S q Ter this
familiar with iecislative usages and will without
doubt discharge the duties Of Speaker with credit to
himself and satisfaction 10 his friends.
Mr. Young the Clerk is an old and respected resident
OF Sank County was the efficient Clerk Of last session,
who, by faithful discharge OF duty had no competitor
Gen Harris, the Sergeant alarms, formerly Colonel
OF the 18th Wisconsin Regiment which served so gallant
ly during the war. He Will make a valuable and efficient
officer Chief Clerk of Senate, II L. b. s aud ant
alarms Hamilton, are OLD Soldiers Who won distinction
during war and who will make valuable officers The
WISCONSIN Legislature has Justly done itself credit by its
selection of its officers this session.
Nothing was dOnen either House today Of importance
Both Houses met in Joint session az q O'clock this D. M 20
person This session Will probably be short and
economical Mr. Fulton, In Assembly caucus started
the good work by introducing resolution cutting on the
ndiscrminae voting OF postage stamps providing tat
members should pay for their postage. This resolution
caused some wry faces but the resolution was adopted
The weather has been beautiful all the Fail and WINTER
in this part Of the There has been no snow OF any
Inoet dav or two ago however IL turned cold after
warm rain and the thermOmetern indicated tins morning
fifteen degrees below
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FIRES.
INCESDIARY FIRE IN THE BowERY.


Early yesterday morning Hermann Her
sohinger's photograph the third floor Of No.
1888 Bowey were damaged by fire to the extent OF 500
Insured iOr sl,OD by the Germana Company. MT j..
BOquel, confcctiOneT, the floor, suffered to the
amount of 800 Mr. Hermann Rosenthals hoop skirt
establishment on the first floor OF No $685., was nm
aged by fire and to the extent OF $500 insured for
$4,000 by the Market Company. The second floor OF NO
Sss is occupied a commercial school by Mr. John G..
Pillson Loss 800. Insured for $500 by the
Germauia Company. The building is, owned
by Messrs Wilson Dwyer. and is damaged to the
man MeDermOtt leaving the building soon after the fire
was discovered, and after II extnguished he was
tody During the day Fire Marshal Baker instituted an
investigation, and held the accused for examination
OFFICES ON FULTON-ST., BROOKLYN
A fire broke out in the fOur-stOry building,
No SJ7 FultOnst Brooklyn, near Myrte-aye at about
o'clock on Saturday morning. IL originated on the fourth
floor from an imperfcoon In the aue, and the flames
spread rapidly that the upper portion OF the structure
was speedily enveoped. The tremen however, checked
floors. The first floor was occupied by the Messrs'
Cole Murphy, auctOneers, and f. Prabe, Tobacco
9nist; tho second, by the law firm OF the Messrs'
W. Haynes claim agent; the third, by Messrs C. j.
Jack lawyer and j. Brainerd, notary and the fourth by
Mr. W S. Eastburn, pencilcase manufacturer The dam
age by water fully as much by fire. The losses
aud insurance nearly as follows The Messrs Cole
Murphy, loss $500; insured in the Lafayette Company
Mr. T. PIaye, loss 1900 insured in the Home and CONT
mental Companies. The Messrs Duryca Stanton, loss
300 insured in the Phenix Company. Mr. W. $. East
Company Mr.. J. Bagwel (who occupied the basement
restaurant loss about $500 Insured In the Lafayette
Johnson whose loss amounts to about $1,000 insured
the LenOX Company.
AT JoINsTowN, n. Y.
FONDA, n. Y, Jan. 1l.-At Johnstown, Full
ton County, N. y, large fire broke out AZ about II
clock the building OF John Rood which was occupied
by the Postofco and three stores The mails were all
avcd but the property I'm the stores entirely con-
sumcd The loss falls heavily BertIam Brothers, who
lose a large amount Of furs and Kid
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GEORGIA.

MACON, Ca, Jan. l. 1909.
At a grand mass meeting held i'll this city
this day IN celebration of the fourth anniversary of the
Emancipation Proclamation Of President Abraham Lin
coin and our personal freedom the following resolutions
were read and adopted copy ordered TO be sent TO
the following newspapers: NRwYoRK TRIBUNE. Washing
ton Chronicle Atlanta Opinion, and Loyal Georgian
Whereas The God of Nations has protected s through
Of another year ana cnDie US 10
ness another anniversary OF personal freedom ana
Whereas We have been able 10 nhd Dread 10 cat ahu
ramenf 10 wear and under God show ourselves worthy
~ the boon OF freedom and the rights nalenabe 10 man
RssOlrd That hereby tender TO the Goa OF heaVeh
our most profound thanks for his abundant blessings ana
that we pledge ourselves 20 the performance Oh every
honorable duty characteristic OF good citizenship
R,s0lred That all reports 10 the effect that we are NY
Ing 10 evoke "a base alsehOOds ana nave
only been circulated for the purpose OF retardg recon-
strilcon and the peaceful settlement OF our Naoai
troubles. A. W..
PesoIred That we ask nothing at the hands OF the Ma
tiOn but equal justice in common with other mem anu
that nothing else will satisfy or console our people
RrsOlred That the Government should not expect our
suppOrt in any form until she guarantees 10 us every
right and privilege secured 10 other Citizens ana at
upOn such provisions willing TO die IN her ue1ese
Resolrcd That tender our sincere thanks O te CO
ess OF the United States for it's persistent efforts 10 es-
fablish uniform justice TO all men that we tender our
sineere thanks to Brevet MaOrGen. john rope, la.e
commander OF the Third Military District FOR his manly
effort in the cause Of loyalty and freedom. -
R,sOred That tender our hearty assistance ana CO.
operatio 10 Gen. George g. Meade; that MS hpiendu
record as a soldier is sufficient guarantee that nc VIII
zee that Justice is done to all classes OF citizens
~ j. +. LONG, Chairman.
IpWTg WILLIAMS. Secretary.
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NOYEsOn Thursday Jan Col oeorTs More. Of this ry
HIS funeral services will take place residence
ThiryfFsts to-day Monday) O'Clock % m Aesrwsrl biz
remains VIII be taken 10 Portland Ae, for lniernent
ODELL-OD SATURDAY H. Of consumption Herman n Olei
The funeral services ~ be hel M0iday Jan - seoci n
his late residence No lea Srye Tie relatives fesds
respectfully invited o attend without further notice
PRATTAt PHILADELPHIA Fay jan 10. Virginia p vie
H. Pratt
TAYLORou Friday jan TO- 1906 this city Joseph Taylor Ea
t5 years
His funeral services Tuesday Jan a. At o'clock
at his late residence No s35 West Tpru t ST. HIS remains
will then be taken 70 Albany \. T., for iDteFment
TAYLOR0n Sunday Jan r. Augustus Dwight ony child Of Augustus
{. and Mary j. Taylor aged years moitls, snf dirs
Tue funeral Will take At their residence No. Van kestrses
(Chsresst) on Tuesday, Jan H. a; u O'clock m
yALLEAUOB Sunday Jan 70 Mrs Abby yvelu wife Of Isaiah D.
Yallesu in the 6sth year Of her
The relatives and friends Of The family end those % Der Heu V
H. at O'Clock H. from her late residence, No rs East Ihir
tetb-st
WRIGHT Suddenly SATURDAY morning. Jan H. Loise Wright
youngest daughter Of Mary A. sod the late John Wright t1e h
year Of her age
TIE friends Of respectfully invited a,;end the fussra
Invitation the residence Of her ma,1er No ~
westT feminist, Tuesday. Jan. IA, at 1 O'clock m
WYCKOFF-On Saturday H. Helen s. Youngest dsughter Of
Simon Wvcko1 aged yearS months aud DAYS
Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral O'clock Monday Jan - nOm the
residence Of her parents No 49, Thriaye.
wYCKOFF-On Friday TO- Mr. Eliza Wyckof widow Of the
late Henry Wyckoa. In the Goth year Of her age.
the family Invited attend TIE tne
Tuesday her late residence IN hewbngh Carriages
10 waiting on arrival Of 3 o'clock n. train from Seaiuh
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ApAMs-A Kingston n T. on Saturday H. Commander
Rae Perne Adams, L. NJ IN the zih year OF DIS aye
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BRISCEERHoPFOn Friday evening jan TO- LIME only daughter OF
Richard and Sarah BneEerhon aged yeat aud months
relatives friends Of tbs family are respectfully invited 90 .sea
Of is parents, No % Yves. Tbirteenthst
BuLIou saturday H. E hscay Bull widow Of the late T.
N friend, y the family are reque,ted the funeral the resi-
Of her hsr H. Macsy No 1875 Ws,, fSS,i..HAt' on
CorT-At Montana Iowa on Tuesday Jan the Rev Colt late
Of Newark NJ Conference aged @ years Also on sunday jan
Mar Frances yo1Rs'. d,ssSs,r OIL the new 'Au h'H 0'
% r5 friends Are invited 10 attend the the Meho-
, Ipseopa Bloomfield TUESDAY jan H. Al oeoeA
Iowa paper, please copy.
cIFroS-n Elizabeth j. Saturday Jp H. El, Clifton rel
lei Of the late Capt Timothy Clifton in the soh year OF her age
k' ...s .' Of sls b Ss no. Il Ese
Monday Jan - At Si clock n r 3 he u S" on arr
val the trains Remains will be Inferred Cypress Hills Cemetery
on WsdS s evening jan margaret A.
friends Of the family are ePse d TS 20 a.s 'I ss
cIRsoN-A ksboo Campbell Co. Tenn SUNDAY Dec 49, 1867,
Of Group woOman only Of Henry aud Frances Gibson aged
years and months -
u,MIroy-A New Brighton L. Friday Jan TO- Of Dhihsr,,
Alice Gertrude Of Charles X and Marguerite NJ
ran e@ service, place the Epop, Church New H.ss'G.
at ii o'clock Monday jan "a Friends sud r'An'e' are
Boston and Canada papers please copy
HAYs-on Saturday jan H. Laura Hester wife Of VIM HAYS
The relatives and friends respectfully requested 50 attend the fIner
80 No. III FoaS.t wnsarsh Invitation
this sa,ard.y Jan y at her sSs ,c, N: ~ s'
Tbs funeral viii ,sis place Monday .s%OOI Ssoes ,,
Tabernacle Baptist Church and Tenh The nna' Of
The family Invited TO attend. .
IOEEsAt horrsana Saturday Jan II Isabel Meredith eaaE
tn. r... and friend. are respectfully invited attend the funeral on
Tus.ssn Ian IA al IA oeocL NJ from the PTesby Church.
Potts MsmOrsD w.shing ave, hoIr,ahiA
Philadelphia aud Scranton papers please copy 40, ~,
sses,, Ian H. GeneveVe Isabel yoange', child OF
Charlie. H. and Aaia " Morrison, aged months s.o.,.
Az eard. al The family also the members OF scoia
Lodge No and A. M are Respectfully Invited % ,ns -
funeral from the residence o. hsi Sos, s,S sSi.Sn Her
this (Mondsy) afternoon, at oeioe siaoe' a'no' "''
rumsu. val bs taken o Gseeauo9i ioE pscflnsah