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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-10

1t would be a favor to our citizens, and
perhaps reaonad to the glory of parents of
cur town, if little more care was exerci-
sea IN regard to keeping their young boys
on Oh Tue street at night. The point that
We wish to make is, that the boys have be.
come an intolerable nuisance and bore
yelling like lot of wild Indians on the
war path, through our streets. throwing
stones, congregating in large crowds a,
the stores aud on the corners. usiug all
manner Of oa'hs and blaspbemy. saucing
men aud women, until correction is need
Cd It may be fun for the boys but it i.
hard on our citizens.
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lAe increase in the number of scholars
!" inc public school 10 this place has ne.
''Ss''a'ed the employment of another teach.
q, q. aud the Board have appointed Miss
,','' 'l'f'a Menager, au estimable young
'''' o. tins place, aud thorough and &C.
compl'shel teacher.
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For. Sale.

T HAVE for sale some choice Berkshire Pigs,
| bred from Imported Stock. Also. Ohio I'm
proved Chester from l.. B. Silver. Of Salem,
Ohio; and Pennsylvania Chesters that I will
sell at about one.half the usual price Of such
stock q. W. CRAIG.
ArbucklcP. 0, Mason County. ". Va.
'sug 2o-ti
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TUE Equinox. We had for several
days, visit of the Equinox. The wind
blew perfect gale, aud the weather be.
came exceedingly cold. But for tho pas,
few days it has been as pleasant as mid,
summer.
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AcclDESr.-Aurilla See, daughter Of
Mr.. VIM. See, Of Cologne township, this
county, while on her way from Church, on
horseback, the saddle turned and she fell
to the ground and broke Que Of her legs.
She was attended by Dr.. MaGovcrn, and
is getting along as well as could be expec.
ted. The accident happened about two
weeks ago.
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QUALIFIED Judge Hoge was in town
Monday night, aud all the newly elected
county officers gave their bonds and quail
flied before him. The Judge returned to
his home Tuesday morning.
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HAUTION.-Every genuine box Of Dr.
" MoLANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the sig.
nature Of FLEMING BR0'S.. Pittsburgh, Pa
and their private United States Stamp u
"Take no other. The market is full Of imi.
alions. mp. 4-G m,
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Estra!1 Notice!

Vie Undersigned took up as an eslray in
L Mason City, on the 23d Of September is72,
dark SAY Mare, with dark main and tail. a
white spot in the forehead, blind in the right
eye. and medium size The owner will come
and prove property, pay charges. and take her
away. HARRIET MCINTOSH.
M ,,qs
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TuE CONCERT. The Merriam Sisters
gave one Of their interesting vocal aud in
strumenial concerts at the NJ. Il Church,
South Monday evening before large and
appreciative audience. The performance
OF Miss Maggie the blind sister, on the
piano and melodcon has never been equal.
ed in this city, while the songs Of both
Miss Julia and Miss Maggie, cannot be
surpassed The sisters are engaged in a
laudable undertaking, and wherever they
may appear, should receive the hearty and
cordial patronage of a charitable public.
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CAMPAIGN GOODS
For 1872.

Agents wanted for our Campaign Goods. Sell
at Sight. Pay leo per cent profit. Now is
the time Send at once for Descriptive Cireu.
lars and Price Lists Of our Fine Steel Enprav
ings Of all the Candidates, Campaign Biogra
plies, Charts. Photographs, Badges, Pms.
Flags, aud everything suited to the times
Ten Dollars per day easily made Full sam
Piles sent iorS3 Add;ess MOORE & GoonsrgEp,
81 Park Row, New York.
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W. : Blake is building very nice
'''' ,'' on his lot near Mrs. Gilmore's
- r''S' street, Mr. Blake could not rent
: " "Ouse' so he concluded to build one =
~ ''u'' o'hes will follow his example.
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AuTuMN.-Autumn, the ever welcome
season, is here Its refreshing breeze as.
sures US that the burning drought Of sum.
uer is gone. The season Of bright skies
is now at hand, and a healthful tcmpera.
ture is our glad expectation for several
weeks to come. We hail tho season as
the harbipger Of cool refreshing nights,
with blue skies and stars sparkling With
frosty brilliancy. and days Of golden glo.
ry and temperate warmth. Who does no,
love Autumn.
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Paints, Oils, Soaps, Perfumery, Medi
cInes. and Notions Generally.
Call md examine their goods.
Sept. 26Hy
TRUST SALE
OF VALUABLE

Real Estate in Mason County, W. Va.
IN pursuance Of the provisions of a Deed of
| Trust executed to 9. W, Borgess.. Trustees.
on the 9Th day If June 1867, by Thompson
c. Borgess.. to secure 10 Samuel 7 Bogye.s the
payment Of certain promiSory note. bearing
even dae with said trust deed, for the sun, Of
seven Hundred and fifty dollars. payable Two
years after date, With interest from date. j shall
as Special Commissioner or Trustee. appoint.
ed at the September Term, 1872, Of the Circuit
Court for Mason County, on account Of the
Trustee, G. W. Borgess., being absent from the
State, at the request Of the holder Of said note,
James l. Knight, assignee Of Samuel T. Bog.
CESS,
On the 18th Day Of October, 1879.
upon the premises, they being The same upon
which the grantor Thompson G. Borgess. lived
at the time Of the execution Of The said deed Of
trust, proceed to sell at public aurtion for cash,
the tract Of land'described in said deed Of trust,
it being situated and lying in the county Of
Mason, State Of West Virginia, containing I'll
ty.seven acres more or less. being the same
land conveyed to 7 O. 30 ,gess by Peter L.
Hawkins by deed which is duly recorded in
Iht Recorders office Of Mason County. The
trnsi deed is also recorded in trust deed book
No folio 81 and 80
The tile is believed to be good, but selling
as do, ! can only make such title n. is vested
in me, A.. L KNIGHT Trustee,
or Commissioner appointed
September l2, lS72-5w
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Sewing Machines! Sewing Machines!
suOME SHUTTLE" SEWING MA.
CHINE. ONLY S2h.

"HOME SHUTTLE" SEWING MA.
CHINE, ONLY S25.
This is a SHUTTLE MACHINE, has the
UNDER FEED, aud makes the LOCK
STITCH alike on both sides. i is stand
ard First. Glass Machine, and the only low
priced clock Stitch" Machine in The United
States. This Machine received the Diploma
at the Fair Of the two Caroinas," IN the City
of Charlotte. N c.. in ISL.
uTHE ABOVE MBCHlNE Is WARRANT
ED FOR FIVE YEARS.
ETA MACHINE FOR N0THING! ar
Any person making up a club for five ma
chimes will be presented the SIXTH one a, com.
mission
AGENTS. WANTED Superior induce
ments given. Liberal deduction mede to min.
listers Ct the Gospel. Send stamp for circulars
and samples Of sewing. Address Rev. Q II.
BERNHElM 4 TO-, Cent Agents, Parkers-
burg, W. Va.
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A Coop House.. The Virginia House

A COOP HousK.-The Virginia House
IN this place kept BY Mrs, Mossman, is
conceded by all who have had the pleas.
ure Of stopping at the House since she has
taken charge oft, to be ono Of the bes,
Hotels in the State. We advise our read
ers to stop at the Virginia House when
they come to our city. The table groans
under the good things that are spread
upon it.
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Nothing Like il in Medicine. A luxury
to the palate, a painless evacuen., a gentle
stimuiant to the circulation n respiratory pre-
paration, an anti bilious medicine, stomachic
duretic aud an admirable general alternative
Such are the acknowledged a, d daily proven
properties Of TAIRANr's ErrgRygscgsr SELrzLR
APERIENT.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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A GENTS Wanted.--Agents make more
q at work for us than at anything else
Business light aud permanent, Particulars
free 9. SrIysoS 4 Co., Fine Art Publishers,
Portland Maine
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nv democrats vote their strength,
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| R000 AGENTS WANTeO.-samples sent fire.
CUUU by mail. with terms to clear from S. 10
$40 per day. Two entirely new articles, saa
Die as -four. Address N. H. WHITE, New
ark, NJ.
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9 TAMMERING- Dr. White lO2 Esst Goth 81 :.
~ New York. Best references from clergy.
men and others Moray until cured. Sent lor
circular.
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Satisfaction guaranteed both in prices aud
quality Of goods. Give me- trial.
inch g ls72-y. JOHN q. STORTZ.
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Setszer, Sehor & McCulloch,

u'AKE Pleasure in informing their old Gus.
| toners aud the public generally. that they
have moved into their new and commodious
store house on the corner Of Main aud First
Streets, and they have just received from thu
Eastern Cities, tho moslcomplcte stock Of
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
SARDIS FAIR.
Third Days Proceedings.
The Arena Exercises Very Inter.
Ing.

The Faropcned yesterday at nine
o'clock with tho display OF stock in
the arena. The morning was de.
voted to the exhibition of horned
stock, mules, and the baby show'l
Premiums were awarded ~ fol-
lows:
Best COW four years old and over I;
) II Guntcr.
Best sucking calf, Houston Par
IRISH.
Best Fattcd COW; $ II Gunter.
Best cow aud cali; $ II Gunter.
Best yoke of oxen; w II Walker.
Best pair draft mules; } c Brady
Best pair draft horses; J c Brady.
Best pair coach horses; u lrby,
The morning exercises closed with
the baby show; Mr.. and Mrs; /. n.
Davis. Of Como, receiving the first
premium, aud Col. 5 d and Mrs
Molic Stands, OF Senatobia, rcceiv-
ing tho second premiums, for the
finest babies. The premium is a fine
baby carriage.
The evening exercises began with
award of premiums to
Best mare four years old and over;
Marcellns Pointer.
Best mare three years old and un-
der four; j & Harrison.
Best mare two years old and un,
der three; b + Johnson.
The following young ladies, as
judges, gave tho premium for best
craftsmanship, any age, to Dr. A A
Young, Como:
Misses Anna lrby, Bette rartcc,
Mollie Franklin, lmsgeus Hicks,
Ida Irby, Kate Smith, Carrie Glenn,
Bette lrby and Jefie Randolph.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

was encgrel time nrl aguIn iu her
recitation of l'out Raven
Thelablsm scene from laIla Bookh,
which our printer insists On styl
Ing Glove among the Roses
with Mis- Mollio u q. leading char.
actor, supported by Misses lmogen
II, Kate s, Psttie Il, Annie II, sallio
4, Bottle T., Ella If, and Mr.. X,
was perfect In the beauty and love.
liners oil the ladies', Tor never did
man gaze on a score OF ladies mote
SURPRISING n their feminine charms.
Mr.. Mcf. and Mrs. j.. favored the
audience with several vocal aud In
stgumcuth gems, followed by Miss
Mollic r., and Miss Kate s., OF Her.
naaio. Tho singing Of these ladies
touched the tenderest chords Of our
soul, especially when they sang
"MoIIie Darling, do you love me''
which refrain WIS reechoed by NOR,
than one heart which would like &c
have asked the question.
The concert tonight will be very
attractive. j. D. llightower is act.
ing ticket agent.
The gymnnsian exercises wer'
very fine for amateurs.
The ball at tho Fair Grounds Fri
day night viii be the grand aifai
Of the season.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
The Concert Last Night.

The second one of the series Of
concerts given by the young ladies
and gentlemen OF the place for the
benefit Of the Episcopal Church was
given last night to a crowded house
OF ladies' and gentlemen. The en-
tertainment was excellent and the
audience highly pleased, DR.. Nell.
Us paddy Miles Boy" was the lead
ing star; VIM. O., as "Jumbo jun"
was good; Eddy c. has genuine ar
tistic wit in the minstrel line. Ii is
said Of Mr.. Marshall that, acting lie
his fort, and that he should join a
variety troupe. Mise Imogen H..
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
~STRAYED.-Si0 REWARD.

From a plantation four miles west Of Bates
vile, a bright bay mare mule, medium sized,
round bodied, had a bell on attached with a
leather strap aud buckle; supposed 10 have
stmyed towards Belmont, up the river as far as
Tyro. will give $40 reward for any infor-
nation thai will lead 10 the recovery Of the
mule. FREEMAN RANDOLPH,
Oct. 10, 1879. Sardis Miss.
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Tho t0biftt igf no iaslsst paceI
va fbe exciting event n The day
" W WIlboum soo lba prize over
nine competitors against fine
There aas private premium d
n ten dollpr birdie asaflod to J
Brady f1t tle iutu.t PAGER
IN tbo ladies department pfomi.
INNS were awarded ne follows
Best sample Of Embroidery Mrs
Fannie logan.
bcst embroidered handkerchief;
iiiss Fannie logan
Most handsome needle case; Miss
Jennie Hrahcn.
Watch rocket Mics Jennie Bra
han.
Beet .'.co dress; Miss Matte
Fitzgerald.
Picture frame; Mri q u Clarke
Diplomas were awarded TO Parker
Bros. for best breech loading gun
for birds, and for field sports.
To W 7 Beard for best rifle and
display of ammunition.
70 Coydcn Belt Company for
cartridge belt.
To j. Rosmunson for horse shoes
aud nails.
Tho attendance yesterday was
much better than many predicted
The number Of people visiting the
grounds during the day being not
less than u thousand. The young
ladies' were out in force, and VIC
have seldom seen 20 fair an array Of
beautiful ladies'. In this respect the
Fair was n splendid success.
To-day's arena exercises will be
interesting. The test for the beat
buggy horse, mare or gelding, being
the exciting event among the lovers
of the turf.
The Fair has been only partially
a success in having an attendance.
while the exhibitions have been
larger in some departments, but
much smaller in others, so that upon
comparison we fud that the interest
manifested is by no means so greaI
as at any previous Fair. We hops
that a full Attendance to-day and to-
morrow will make up for all pas
Geiciences.
The Superintendent of Depart.
ment d, though u great lover OF til,
fair sex, has two complaints to MAKE
against those who visit our fair
One is that each one who has enter
cd any article Tor exhibition takes
dozen or so Of very intimate friend
aud shows them the article an,
asks how ii compares with Others
This, OF course, is told as q secret
but it happens somehow that beior
prizes are awarded nearly every lad.
knows to whom each article belong.
and the Superintendent is blame,
for telling secrets.
The other is that nearly every lad,
will handle the articles on exhibi
ton; yet if something of hers !
; handled by other ladies, she blame
; the Superintendent. Poor fellow
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

The lrreprcssibIe Sam Wells has
al oyster and confectionery stand
at the corner Of the Veranda Hotel,
where parties can be served in all
tho styles of cooking tho tempting
bivalves.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

S. r. Blann has three fine carom
billiard tables, and he is perfectly
willing Tor them to be used by those
who can pay Tor the pleasure.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

LAIRD-HAYs-At Dufant, Miss, on the
18th Of October, 1872, Mr.. John =. Laird and
Miss Ella Hays.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

The mail trains will stop at The
Fair Grounds to take ON passenger.
heroalter.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

Locke & Rice Ell all orders for
livery left with them.
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DAILY IbASOLA STAn.
gOTHE
To Visitors 10 the Fair.
.,orItr

Having procured q number one
ON NIDUB
w viii bc prepared TO transport vie
TORS to tho Far Grounds from any
portion Of the town, and we will be-
prepared to furnish oil orders for
Hacks, Bugglcs and Ll'erJ,
and 10 feed all stock pat in our
charge.
LOCKE a RICE.
Stables west side Railroad, 0ppo.
site Depot
Parties will be ready whcl Che
"bus' calls at residences, or they
will be left.
Sardis, Miss, Oct, ., 1872, Wv
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The concert tonight will DO at.
traCtlye to visitors.
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Wanted.

A Printer, at the Pamela STAR office. Lib.
eral wages paid.
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IMPEACHMENT OF BARNARD.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

would therefore, prefer to wait until the evidence
was all printed, but would leave 1t to the Court.
Mr.. Van Colt, OF counsel for prosecution, con-
Cured in this suggestion. He thought 1t requisite
that, before the summing up was commenced, all
the evidence should be before the Court as well as
counsel
Senator D. P. Wood moved recess till Monday.
He also thought that the testimony ought all to be
before the Court.
Senator James Wood proposed Tuesday night.
Judge Grover thought recess till Friday OF THIS
week would be long enough.
Alter further conversation the question was Pu ,,
TO the Court and it was decided to take recess 'in
Monday next, at ten A. M.
COUNSEL CHrT-cHAT.
Mr.. Beach asked the other side now many VI 'nci'
counsel would speak for the prosecutor
Mr.. Van Colt said their view was 20 NV snuge
Pratt open their case, presentns It's iosA' "sV0o'0
then two Others would DC hea!u. A.. ,..,. -.
Mr. Reach SAID their intention was 10 nave put
one on their side speak, Dut lie WIS Wtinns " narv
two on the other side, one speaking Us W '"c III" IN
the case. -. ...s.n, r.. .,o 1905,
cntion omen the argument, then ono counsel for the
6asence reply and that the prosecution close.
senator Lewis thought it would be much better
Tn leave the matter TO the counsel.
Mr. Van Cott though submitting to the ruling or
the Court, thought the suggestion OF Senator Lewis
was the proper one.
Senator D. r. wood moved that two OF counsel for
prosecution be beard on opening ana one al close.
Senator Murphy moved to lay the subject on the
table.--Lost.
Senator Tiemann moved to leave the matter to
COunSel.--LOst.
The motion of Senator D. P. Wood was then
adopted.
Senator Allen moved that the defence he allowed
to present their argument by one Or more counsel.
Agreed to.
Tie Court then took till Monday at 10 A. NJ.
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Johnson, the principal witness to the shooting Of
Robert Coleman by James Regain in West Forty
third street on Sunday morning last, has been
secured by Coroner Young, and the inquest will be
opened at the Coroners' oncc at ten A. M. to day.
Coroner Young yesterday investigated the cause
OF death OF an unknown woman. aged twcnty-four
years, who was found drowned at pier No. North
River; Mrs. Bodel, aged forty-nvc years, who died
suddenly at No. 70 West Houston street; John
McCrath, aged twenty-ninc, OF III Baxter street,
who died Tuesday night at Neddy the Backsmith's;
Mary Smith, infant, OF $50 First avenue found dead
In bed; owen Sullivan aged nfty-Gvc years, of 115
Madison street, who died suddenly; an unknown
man, aged thirty-fve years, drowned at pier 20
Snd sent 70 the M0rgue; Mary Ann Kelly, aged four
!v n, OF 34O West TwentY-sXth street, who fell
aavni , wagon Tuesday afternoon; James Campbell,
aged twehty-six years who was run over by a Lone
ss,a,u hatroad train and died ut bellevue Uospi.
tgosn,i.i & evening and John Rover, of Bellevue
Tvpi,sa'' "uo zen from roof on August and died
Iues9ay. None OF the cases were oi jnterest and
tn E voiomcr gave permits OF burial in nearly all
on tne body n Eas requested to hold an inquest
Backwcll's Island Lnnatc Asylum. who con,mittnd
suicide ny drowning herself on ruosflIy nnnrni,g
William Briggs, colored, who died at asn '' ro ot
Fourth street, OF apoplcxy; William Enrr,ron
aged fourteen months, OF 1875 First aycnlie whn
died OF natural causes and IN infant whicn I,nd
or aysentcry, at No. 5Jcrscy street. VIZ"
Yesterday morning George WlnswelIer oced
twelve years, OF 22i Stanton street, fell rhrotrh
the hatchway from the third moor OF I36 ana ina
Greene street. iracturng his skull. lie was re-.
moved TO the Prince street station house, and
nying soon after, Coroner Young notified to
Yesterday morning an unknown man, aged
ABOUT ioity-ive years, was seen TO lump into the
uuson Vef at l0sth street by j. y. Maloney, OF
mot street, VINO attempted bis rescue aud failed.
hold an Inquest. 'N ~
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Died.

ADAMs-MARIA, daughter OF James and Mary
Adams, In the 21st year OF hcr age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral, Friday,
August o, at two O'clock rom her late residence,
West Brighton, 5. ].
B4DB.-At PIalnfeld, n. j., on Wednesday, August
T. ANNA EARLE, wife OF William g. Iabb.
Funeral at Plainfeld, on Friday, at halfpast two
O'Clock r. NJ. Carriages viii meet the train which
leaves foot of Liberty street at one O'Clock y. NJ.
BoDINE.-At New Brighton, y. l., on Wednesday
August 7, 1872, MARY T. IODINE, In the 5th year or
her age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence of her nephew
stephen Wilkinson, Fort Hill, New Brighton, :. L.
on Friday. August 0, 1872, ut half-past twelve
O'Clock r. NJ.
CoLeAN.-0n Wednesday, August I, MICHAEL
CoLCAN, In the 2Sth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, $50 Mulberry street, on this Thurs
day., at two o'clock.
CREMER.-On Wednesday, August 7, WILLIAM
CREMER, late OF R0binstown, county Longford, Ire
land In the 10Th year OF his age.
Funeral Will take place on Friday, August 0, at IL
O'CLOCK from Hudson City Five Corners, corner Ber-
gen and Hopkins avenues.
DAyTsSoN.-0n Wednesday, August 7, 1872, JANE
MARIA DAVIDSON, the wife vi Joseph G. Daylss0n In
the 6lst year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also The
members of Covenant Lodge, No. 80, ]. o. o. f., are
invited to attend the funeral nom her late resi-