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By calling at JOSEPH sTRAUsE's, No. 1888
Main street, you can get
FINE BLACK and COLORED LAWNS i2t' 10
and 2sc.;
MozAMBIQUEs, LENos, TAMART1NEs, BA-
Reyes GRENADINES FRENCH CAM
BRIO, and other Dress Goods, at half thelr
value;
BLACK. FIGURED. and COLORED SILK, at
$l.a7A worth $3.50;
BLACK SILL UMBRELLAS at rs, worth 81;
IRISH LINEN at So 80, 75c., and 81, very cheap !;
SHIRT BOsOMS, very fine. at 2s, s7t, and 5oc.;
The greatest bargains IN CAMBRIA WORKED
BANDS and EDGING;
GREEN, BLUE and BROWN GRENADINE
Wells at &c., worth $1.2s;
Good quality LADIES', MISSES, and CHILL
DREN'S HOSE, i2tc.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFs, 10 and l2sc, &c. !;
LINEN TOWELING, TAB 81 d MA SIX,
PRINTS, BROWN and BLEACHED SHIRT
ING and sHEETING, PILLOW-CASE MUS
LIN, HOOP SKIRTS, FLANNELS
and thousands of other Goods too numerous to
mention, all which will be offered to please one
and all who will call without delay between FIJI
teenth and Seventeenth streets. opposite Palmer
u Sons. JOSEPH STRAUsE.
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pB TO CURE OR NOT TO CURE-THAT
is the question and the only question which affects
in the slightest degree the interests Of such persons
as are afflicted with Dyspepsia Disordered Bowels,
Loss OF Appetite, Nervous Headache. Constipa-
ton and such other diseases as have their origin
in Improper digestion. We admit that sufferers
had better bear their Ills than resort to remedies
that they know not but when they have the assn
rance OF their friends and neighbors that BA-
these complaints that they purify the blood,
strengthen the nervous system, quicken the liver,
tons it s little strange that all who suffer do not
seek relief by the use of them. These BITTERs
have now borne the test Of time, and from their
curative properties have become an established
family medicine In this section Of the country.
Their properties are purely vegetable, may be
viii prove an unfailing tonic In all Of loss Of
appetite
Sold at wholesale and retail BY r. ". POWERS
and druggists generally. Z. BAKER,
Proprietor,
iva Box 33a Richmond Va.
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DEMOVAL.-J.C. PAGE, Jr., begs leave
q to inform his patrons and the public that he
has removed his stock OF boots shoes trunks etc,
10 the store 1903 Main street recently occupied by
Mr.. w. r. White and nearly opposite the Planters
Bank. He respectfully solicits call from all In
want Of goods In his line. AL 26-1w
NOTICE.-We have this day duly ap-
W pointed D. G. HARTWELL our agent to
carry in name and for the business Of
COAL MINING at the BURFOOT COAL PITS
nose OF the coal there and elsewhere-our said
agent to buy and sell for cash only.
BRIGHAM & co.
RICHMOND. August /. 1868. plot
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will continue to sell my entire stock Of foreign
and domestic DRY GOODS at and below cost until
October LIST, on account of removing TO dis Broad
street, between Fourth and Fifth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T1HE STATE TAX BILLS for the year
1888 will be ready for collection on the 80 day
OF Scntember. My deputies will remain at the
Sherff's Office, No. lila Main street. for one week,
SO as ia enable any persons desiring to do so OPP
portunity Of having any legal alterations made in
their bills: and request the people generally to
come forward and pay their taxes.
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
au 3l-lw Sheriff City OF Richmond
OFESSIONA MOTTO E.-DR.
MANSFIELD. HOMEOPATHIC PHYsI-
Clan, attends to all calls requiring medical aid.
Special attention given to chronic, intracteble
cases pronounced difficult or incurable by old
school doctors.
NO EXTRAVAGANT CHARGES.
Per visit to patients residence lin cty)....Sl so
ONCE consu itations l 90
Medicines furnished in all cases without extra
charge. Establi she'd 1885.
Office el4 Main street, up stairs, between Ninth
and Tenth. Ri 2T-lm
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TNDELLIBLE.-On receipt of sixty cents
L will send by mail to any part OF the country,
securely put up In u box, Il NAME-PLATE brush,
and indellible Ink, for MARKING LINEN; the
ink warrant not to fade
When there Is no postage to pay the price Is fifty
cents. Apply to c. BELLENOT'S
Brand cutting Establishment
au 3l-3n lie0 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
n@HARp TISIEs MADE EASY.
AND THE WAY TO DO 1T
"a IN economist IN the purchase Of every article
necessary for ones use, OF
JOSEPH 1T r A q Z,
ls23 MAIN STREET. .....--...

The season for closing out my stock has Tar aa-
vanced, and 1 have from this day marked DOWN
every article tess than can be found anywhere In
this clty-very important to persons having out
little money to purchase Dry Goods to supply
their immediate wants.
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. B. II / L L,

MILLS l. RYANT, TOBACCO Elk
WI CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pnr-
chase and sale Of LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TOBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments. Refer to A. r. HARVEY,
President OF National Bank OF Virginia; JAMES
THOMAS, Jr., Esq, Richmond, Va; Messrs. b.
MESSENGER IL Co, New York; Messrs. JOHNSON
i THOMPSON. Roston. Mass. 1yI
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cOFT COKE, SOFT COKE
RICHMOND, VA, August 81, lst.
COMMITTEEMAN rExrcDT II yrrynTr

RICHMOND, VA, August q lsH.
HAVING CONNECTED MYSELF WITH
l. Mr.. ID. G. Hartwell, agent for the owners OF
the celebrated Burfoot Coalpits formerly worked
by the National Coal Mining Company, am pre-
pared 10 furnish the consumers OF Richmond With
the SOFT COKE, HARD COKE, and BITE
MINOUS COAL, for which these mines haTs
gained so good reputation.
/ respectfully solicit continuance Of the fsVors
so generously accorded to my father, Mr. John Z
Laughton. W. G. LAUGHTOh,
Office on Basin bank corner Of Ninth street.
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FOR SALE, PEW No. % St. Pauls
Il, church, right-hand aisle. Apply TO
au ?e-lw PEYT0N i CARY.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-To WILLIAM
4 CLARKE, FORMERLY OF RICHMOND.
CLARKE. WHO DIED SOME YEARS SINCE {:
Yohr locality Is now not known. There is In my
hands sum Of money and stocks accruing to you
from the estate Of Elizabeth G. Clarke. deceased.
who resided In Hanover county. Virginia. which
am anxious to pay over. Should you be Informed.
either through this or any other medium, commu-
picate with me at once.
Address, Richmond Va. N. B. CLARKE,
Executor of Elizabeth c. Clarke, deceased.
au d-d2tawllut Sw1m
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EDUeATroNAL,

TvHE MISSES GRATTAN will rss,,,.
4 their school for girls the LIST OF OCTOpvs'
81 their residence, on Main street between ssennS
and Third. xu3l-aodi,n
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MANCHESTER ACADEMY.

The next session Of this Institution win .,s.
mence at the Masonic Hall on TUESDAY NJ =.
of September, 1868. K. MORRISsyrr
au 3i-lts eEr r. J. BOGGs.
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spEC9AL NOTICES.
H CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK
OTHER DRESS GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMMER PRINTS AND
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EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGISIAl
NORFOLK, August Is, 1883.
NOTICE.-Al persons, corporations, and
1v associations holding claims against this
bark are hereby earnestly requested to report to
before September 1st the character and
amount of their several claims.
an 15-2tawtSepl G. W. CAMP. Trustee.
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THE PETERSBURG INDEX.-The Office
Il OF the INDEX" was recently destroyed by
fire. Its publication has been resumed.
Its principles are Democratic. Its policy the
liberalization and cordial union or equal states.
II will encourage immigration II will advocate the
most liberal systems OF internal improvements,
and give all It's Influence TO the development OF the
agricultural, manufacturing, and mining interests
Of Virginia.
TERMs-CAsH IN ADVANCE.
Daily, per annunl. IS 90
Dahy, per uOEtn. %
$500, Pci ohuuih ,.............'''s.'''.'..
weekly, per SIX months. Observation-Disclosures. ! IS
Club OF ten copies, daily. per snpum. ..... 50 %
Club OF ten copies, weekly, per annum $500. Is 90
And one extra copy 10 each person securing club
TO either
TO ADVERTISERS,
The general circulation Of the '.INDExn al
ready exceeds that OF any paper published
In southside Virginia And lis large circulation,
particularly throughout southside Virginia and
North Carolina renders II TO advertisers an unsur
passed medium of communication with the South
side and North Carolina public.
THE INDEX FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
The "WEEKLY INDEX" viii be Issued as .
campaign paper for FIFTY CENTS for four
months To any one subscribing before the nrst OF
November next.
CAMERON, SYKES & Co,
IN 2s-et Proprietors.
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Store closed on SATURDAYS.
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The STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

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iIais S-l9ri S;5i EI's'as pt'a 40 coz i''i sat.r
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prolonged cheering. especially when the OF Gen
Grant WIS mentioned. After more sing 10y the
Glee Club the asscmbage separated with rou,ug cheers
for Grant aud COlfaX.
BOYS IN BLUE OF TIE TWENTY FIRST DISTRICT
The Grant and Colfax Boys in Blne OF the
XXIst Assembly District held a meeting last evening al
Masonic Hail. Ia YOTkylle, the President, Or whitman
" White in the chair and John Tregasks r Secretary
The Committee on military organization ana uhllVi us
presented report OF progress, which was received
communication received from Washington Hlgnts,
stating that a Bows In Blue Club OF that
locality designed come over 10 Harlem
aud organize a company there FOR military parade
This communication excited considerable comment
from several members OF the Club, who seemed 10 thihK
that the LOYAL soldiers OF Harlem Ongt "a JOIN with thrm
rather than with those Of another district ana twas sg
gested that an invitation he extended To the soldiers OF
Harlem ~ iOn this Club that an equal proportion oI inc
meetings Club be held at that place ana that me
election Of other officers 10 complete the Organization OF
Tho Cub be postponed leave the vacancies 10 be
filed by residents OF tile upper portion OF the .lrct II
fnIna dvisale IL was resolved that the next meet
inc of the Climb DE held az Harlem, and that
dine nnttcstIou he given OF the time and place.
The President and secretary were appointed committee
10 make all necessary arrangements The II sol ulou
passed at the previous meeting was reahrilcd' Ihat
his Cuh recognizes the organization oi Whlch Ten l.
Hind son Lawrence is Chairman az the only regular Gene
raj Committee af the Grant and COfaX Boys ia hut ana
instruct their delegates u act IN accordance viii TINS
resolution" 80
Rousing Grant and COlfaX meetings were held
Ia nearly eEury WaGd IN TINS city last night
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MAINE
WELCOME TO SENATOR FEssENDEN, At PORT
LAND.

LAND
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 31.-A very large meet
Ing assembled tonight welcome Senator Fessenden
his first appearance since his return General shPley
was President Of the meeting. Senator FesseDden was
enthusiastically received. lie acknowledged the greet
ing He had been reluctant 70 accept the invitation 10
their hearty welcome had Te-convinced MIN lie con-
Saea he rst addressed them here, ana spoke
! OF the long term OF his service. lie had
he had differed from his friends or constituents IL must
" attributed 10 the natural GstiDacy OF ms character
He having formed All opinion apt stick 20 IT, always
finding that the good and maenanimity Of the PEG
pie VIII uphold does his duty % tho best OF
Ito difficulties under which tie Republican
party hTst assumed the reins Of Government il1I.
OF the democratic party they had spoken very respect
iny OF hm OF hte Tor which he was very mnch 0hEGu
buI speakD Oh ehages there wac one point 10 when no
had never changed al ALL and that was his opposition "
heroic calmness With vhek the DenocPas bore our dc.
teats during the wal, but Slavery abolished, and
,oo5.g 20 coming generations he igrsw go dn2s
and labor should be respected tho foundation p3n
Debt and said the gentlemen who complain II acted
VITA those VINO compelled It's contraction. ItmO be paid
tey Of Tho Loan bile saying platcally dreamed
~ 9 me payment OF TIE principal N ANYTHING but g9d,
| paDhc When DC went into the Treasury Department
sae gay before he took II sOOOOO0O proposed
.9Stsd He found SlOOOOOOO of acquisitions due, aud
sOVOyo more coming In within Two three months,
ihso the Treasury against his will Tie went ia be-
ause haa ne not done u would be cOhsdered con
IslVu VI want Of confidence In the ability OF Tine
| 49, i ntleht 70 20 On. lie the ughtost
the P isoP1 SasS eep fSc 5 20 SS and
ses ~ trtes, rcdetmable In paper with NE
Htses ~ taxing the bonds ana through lis agents 10
pfolEScd tthe people that the principal should bo
Pald IN gOid The credit OF great nation
uiust De preserved at all costs Where should
We bOfIOW money u the Democratic party succeeds
ana the prophecies OF Blair OF another come true
II We icpudlhie our promises We carry our debt
more eI tlau Lnglaud, iOr our RESOURCES greater
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ELEVENTH REGIMENT SHOOTING FESTIVAL
The members of the Eleventh Regiment went
yesterday to Suffers East River Park at the foot OF
Eghtyiourthst 10 enjoy their annual target practice
aud It's accompanying festivities The regiment formed
Great JOnes.st az ~. Col Lux in command, and
marched thence 70 the foot Of LerOy-st, where
they embarked on the steamboat George Washington.
The regiment and disembarkrd at the foot of
Seventy niHth.st Ct about 1890 II The line OF march
was again taken up through Flrstave. TO the Park
grounds After mounting gnard the various companies
formed column, and in that position we're pho-
tOgraphed THIS accomplished, they were divided into
squads Of ten each and the prize shooting was the grand
feature Of the day until D. III There were SIX valuable
prizes TO he awarded To the successful contestants
OF the first trial. and seventh "a golden
crU's valued at sfB, 10 be awarded to the
q, '77rul contestant OF the first trial. who VIII prove
u victor his Ave competitors second trial
While this portion ~ the programme was beng carried
ont on part Of the grOuud another Dol chnppee
was gong To the inspiring strains OF the reglmenth
band. Al p. m. sumptuOus dinner was served NJ
which Gems Leuenau and Burger, and officers nom
every regiment of the FIRST Division n q. s. N Y, were
present the festival terminated with grand ball aud
supper.
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THE TURNER FESTIVAL AT MoRPIsANIA.

The animal celebration Of the various Turner
Associations comprised within the District OF NeW-fork
which WAS begun Saturday closed yesterday M
Morris Park Morisania. Societies from Jersey CITY,
Hudson CITY, and brunswick, n. j., arrived on Sat
urdsv and were furnished with hotel accommodations
by tbs Committee OF Arrangements. On Saturday AFTER
noon the three societies above mentioned, Win large
number of friends, visited the vicinity OF hOrlhaH ahn
enioyed delightful pie NC IN the latter part on tbe az
tefu1on. A sacred concert was given AT HueDher
Washinaon Hall IN the evening followed by prize ieela
and Prots ecboenfcdt and Bender, who gave Iae hrs
for bis Tepderiug Of selections from tragedies
be .scond DTize was awarded % Mr. fteninetz for ms
comic eiineation OF tine "stuttercr" About m yes
terday Societies arrived from WILLIAMSBURG East New
YorE BroobIyn Newark, Poughkeepsie, Harlem. Bloom
ingdsa V"Ikers Csilsadt and Paterson AZ 10 O'Clock
I'm The sncieties formed in front OF Turn HaHt ana
rredsd nv two hands Of music, made ths cfcu OF the
towu Ar noon they entered the Park grounds anu festea
until I o'cock al which hour musical entefihlhhhsnt
- given Inv rur's Band with forty instrumehts when
w. fnnved by an exhibition drill on the par ol oe
Turner cadets whose rapid eyoutons showed lhA, 'noy
nd bc,n trained by skifu military INSTRUCTOR ~
m Gen segel address from the gihnu hau
m, haginN1,g his discourse the General hketoneu
the orian ~ the TurnyerGin ia l545, reHaIsmA tpAs
thev er. orga nized for the development OF mN hhu
body Wben 0rst Known IN America, tho speaker hu-
yerted 10 me feara entertained ny many people
who leaked upOn them az dhhbeIOus 'eIIet
assoeiation When however, II became khoNh tnht
They estabsbed schools people began 20 lOoh on the
With fSyor The speaker tten urgGd ~ bearers 70 N1
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HISTRROu Mouday August ~ 1863 James Mougomsr Hunter
~ ~ The residence Of bis nephew James huhieT Jersey A
20 the odih ~ . age
MS r-naius val he taken Caskn y y, fOr ntesaent
Mrs Jane ". Seymour, aged Is relrs
fuherh on cinesday, Carr8ges I'D h. u VAT
IA II Harlem Depot the ARRIVAL of tbe 10 o'clock train from
New.lOrk. ~ ~
smiley mother Of Kugh SMILEY '' "
Ihs friends enc relatives Of the smiy respectfully invited to attend
the bis house 81 at
Ferry for tie house p O'Clock.
WHrE-rrv Nv. white child Of John n and Kate White
aged months aud n lags
f-u, " the family invited funeral Al o'clock n
Tuesday, Sept J. from No 81 Nsdissh-st.
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The only yay M dispong OF debt Is 20 pay H. The
only sfatesmanke solution Of The problem - labor and
frugalty. He gluried IN the PLATFORM on tne
which nominated Grant when they sC the dent must be
paid IN Inc spirit and letter Of the law under which II
was contracted aud fOrgaye them ,heH o seitn .,
that they Thought their conduct needed Endorsement,
y pre.erve the National honor" II any one advises
YOU to repudiate your PROMISES ep1date MN whether
npou Reconstruction He eulogized Grant as All able
man OF stern integrity. - ~. =,
The meeting broke up with hearty eheeTsIo rcsschleh'
HANNIBAL HAMLIN AT VAUDEVILLE
VAUDEVILLE, Me-, Aug. 3.-lhe non Hannl-
bal Hanlin addressed large and enthusiastic meeting
i ,hi VILLAGE This evertpp lie was frequently and en-
Enthusiastically applauded. Iho iuettmR ciVseu Win
cheers iUr Grant and Cullax.
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BLOMGREN Mr. JOHANNA No 93 South Third st. Jer,ey ca
DOYLE ELIZABETH so 81 NeNarkage.. Jsrsey Cry.
BOOLY Mn. MATILDA. No. t27 BIoon6sijst flnbnkeu.
RvANs MORTIMER ". No l91 Aielphtst.. BrooklJs.
GAYNOR CATHARiNf No r. Lutlov-st
GUNNER. EDGAR ~, Mott Haven. n Y.
HAGER. FREDERICK l.. No. 10 Pseifcst, BrcoSTn
HOOGLANU, Mrs. JULIET No. l3i West fortF tJl ST.
HlLAND. WILLIE. No 624 Orclarl-st
JOHNSON Mrs. CAROLINE. No. POS begrav g.
KRAFT, HENRY. Bedf1r lave. BROOKLYN.
LYONS, Nc. MARY. 80. 500 hast SIKtlst
MILLER, CHARLES, Ryc. y. \
MOTT, Nrs SARAH C.. No. 81 Bslforlave, Bronkl7n
MCLQJEEN. Mrs MARY. No 80 Wi.lous hby ST. brooklyn.
MCMtLLlN, ALEXANDER No MorrissL
MCkESNA. JAMES, No. s. sherfst
MARSH. LILLIAN A, No lP6 south fOurt5st Wiiamsbugl
PAPE WILLIAM. NJ. l52 FraukInaye., Brooklyn.
SMITH Deacon JOHN H.. Wiudscrterace Couey Island K X
SMITH. Mrs AMELIA. No. 247 AdeipList., Brooklyn.
SPENCE. GRACE, No 23D East Tweuty-st
TCNIS, WILLIAM b. Cborch u the Holy Communion.
WEEKS. Mrs. CAROLINE b.. 81 h, Church, Hampstead.
WHITING. Mrs EMMA, No. JOS Oxford st.. Brooklyn.
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DIED

AYEAS-In Brooka sunday August @ Samuel AHh'n IN The o
~ ,,,,,. sd friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 attend
his tn. residence Of BIS soe "a Ahna9 no ~
sv 90 TUESDAY she Let inst al odoeh IL IAs remains VII %
taisu b Gyssnwish, Coup-LOf in'srnsut
BEpYLL-Ip this ey Monday morning August 81 Ann relief
% ] nd ends also the msbsr. and congregations Of the
bsrsan and tihi Baptist Chureh are invited 70 sHe.d We
iuns 'aIe !, oocs The remains vii be taken 70 OAK HI
Gender EIack for iutsnnsu WedRssday of!ag b Tie
o'sIosI boat foot q hSrri'0h'l
BEGGs-Ou saturday August a. le3 Louise nan. daughter Of
Roh,,, ,uI Mar A Brgg Of this city.
Her rsmars he il Nsepslsh Cemetery
CooK-on Monday August 81 Of paralysis James H. co'
,ssa ss ,s.rs friends Of the family s She
ON SJsdsy snrnoou at O'Clock nom bis late rienee No 100
U,-,w ,pb,v on Monday the 3l,t Inst ansr lnger
lines Mar Hudsr dsugAsr 81 Jobn H. IL Cushman, ami graui
d,asbtsr on u A. eastman, tsq., VI THIS elb'
Roues Of the unefil hereafter
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Dss ~ a1 ~, place At hs residence fh, father wm Decker
wnlay Ss q =; Ss s,toa Abe a '"''
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VI, sf i@bn Ein' agsd g ye1I' mon.hs sSa ftaaya
Tbs Ts's, and ia 20 Mission CKps Of strong Place Da
t tLs IN CsIrOllsl hyt on Wsdne'd SEPT . 1'i
+ ~ s.os,, Angus, o. Herr Kr,n aged
s isrsr. vii bis late Is'S ss., b ssi 9
D. M FI.sr,is srs respectfully iHrsd TO ''eru'
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pl,p Cbsre. Miller ths t1il yeIt o. ti. ss. a M ,, Il,
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Sess t,s,1 h. Ne. Haven Railroad from r~sH,y's'.nh'
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Mr. John Psgt ,l'' " ,s,n.s1s Of SELLS 2odse No
O ~ O. are r,,P,fhy invited 70 attend p, 1; "a on
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REKyEs-oa Monday August H. "n Reeves IN ' a ie'r OF
be ss and nsua. family resrse, Invited to aied
h. fsr. irom Mission bap OF Dh "anss ha a., y,
fourth a. between SiI All se'7o avs. M Wednesday SF" ~ AZ