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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-07

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odoriess. NJ.
ways uniform. illuminating power superior
90 gas. Burns In any lamp without danger
Of exploding ar !aking ARE. Manufacture,
expressly to take the place Of volatile ana
aIGgtrOnS oils. It's safety under every pcS,!-
Die tcst and q perfect burning qualiciS afe
proved by us consiErcl use lii over SV,oCg
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident. diiecily or Indirectly. has ever Oc-
trrnrt, nom buriflng, storing % handling II.
The iinuicnse yearly loss TO life and property.
Insulting irom tie Jsr nj cheap and danger
oht oiis III ihe JniiU! STATES, il appalling.
IAe insurance companies and ire commits
SiOntr throughout he cnnNtrv recommend
he Astral as tho bet safeguard where lamp,
uro us,at. ssgn nd fcgcirtular.
Far sale 81 retgl 10y the trade generally.
aiid at wholesale by Tee pTcprictors,
tHAS. PRATT & CO.,
lt1lNwem los Fulton street. New York.
G. II. Bcauchanip, on Main sirCct, opposite
,iic foundry. has builders and cti,or hard
a II e.. 4
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YoJlowFovor -Lntngt,

rlmld people have been consulting thcil
looking glasses hourly for the last few weelS'
TO see IL they were not turning yellow bW'
since J. q, Browne Il Co, have opened theii
streets they have been drinking their llnt
brands OF genuine old Bourbon nnd Imported
French Drtmdles, and have forgotten the ycl.
low fever hoax. lDjdu
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IiGrcniNs.
rown Gets for Hale.

Tvofyo lots tome block, ON the principal
business street OF the town OF llutchlns, on
tho Ccntml iisallrooil, In .Dallas county nl
sale ut low prices. Apply 10
JOHN W.sWlNDELts,
jylSl.f Herald once.
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LILY Rutn.

This sweet aud lovely little child
ne Youngest daughter of our highly es
~ was feso''ea u'ahd Mrs. J.W .Swin
should meet annualteniay. The ollie,
Us and Tyler, = tbe depth of ous
Mcs> Captain form was e,iel.
20 ~. SA\S&>. LEFT now to
parent N ses>-asrs y "A kept the
heart sreeN~tth love and hope, is o
tender asd 1 foaehIng namory.
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G. II. Bcauchnmp, on Main street, opposite
The foundry, has large stock NJ school and
miscellaneous books, which he Is closing oGt
very low. lD0dtf
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Rrick Storo isonso for Rcnt.

rhc store house now occupied Ly the under
signed Also, tie front Office up stairs In the
SAME building formerly occupied by Field &
Nowlnu,
lsSdti PRATUER & MURPHY.
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ihe Omclal Paper OF Inc city


we have ihe meIiiina and fhe worH'
mes 10 do as Eood WORK. md s' ~
Law rates, ~ esn he do~e any
asa We sa~An Ia do n, hrinS year
Fine Sob Work ~ TiE nAfLf HEN"
Ar OFFICE, ccrncr Elm and hous'
ton atrerts.
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the foundry, besides general merchandise,
keeps the best family groceries. Try then.
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l'or Sake.

TWO goo, residences In this city. lmme-
''5.sit" possession given.
l5o-df STEAGALL&CO
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Fer Rant.

Tile second story of Clark s pryan's new
Building, corner Main and Lamsr streets.
Apply to. Clark & Bryan, west side Public
SQUARE, Ibiitf
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\ pleasant dwelling, convenient to the Pa
c!dc liAilrond Depot, and mnilu,c loy sale
/ Inquire of j. NJ. BROWNE,
/ oil3t i. +, II, Il. Depot
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WaJl,sr's Tonic Bittsrs.
iSNl3iil

Best tonic known for chllls, fovcrs, colisti-
patton and indigestion. For sole in Dallas
by j. J. FENpLEI,
lS5d3m Onico Saloon.
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tits economy TO use punhmm's Yeas, Row.
dor. For purity and strength itupSuo equal
An who use It, Ike It, and recommend il TO
ihcip nc!ghbogs l1dsuUwcdGw3h
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,a1STfSsSI cSaygre ssIosca SssiSr,l

TALbarSDcnSNss-sS r'cioscu yesterday +,
csd about q thousand old bottles, that
nero y COMPOUNDED nuisance about diff
ferent yards in the city, came into af-
fectiouate use about sunset ON Sunday,
Ind had something in them fer Mon
day.
SUNDAY was full of the gentleness
ola May morning. The 10y that had
to be thrashed to be made go to Sun
day school, said that the temperature
ofthe day had nothing to do with the
temper of his daddy's cowhide; II was
the same as 1t always had been.
WARD the druggist secured the serv-
fees OF our friend, young llge some
time ago. and now Ward has begun to
notice very striking increase in his
lady patrons.
elbow is this thus" says Ward to
llge. And says Ilgc to Ward:
"It must he iuuchly because of my
self. Young ladies, you know, should
not be for Hdrd.n
OuR nelghboring town of Lancaster
has been Incorporated, under the gem
erd law for incorporation of towns,
and have elected their officers, and de-
fined their limits. The officers elect
ire, n. X. Grove. Mayor; VIM. l..
White, Robert George, James H..
Swlndells, Josiah Porter and H. j..
fsoffatt, Aldermen, and J. p. Taylor
Constable. Success to you, neighbors,
and may your shadow never grow
less.
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srovrsi upi

sTovEsi up
r'ns Fireplace Is now king.
FIANHEis and nirs to the front!
DWELL be blowGdw AZ Monday
said.
r-lAy OoogE IL not 30 Gay" rs he vas
and has cooked himself into "stew."
Jay Cooks IL not In n condition now
10 "bank on anything,
THg demolition Of one thousand
sandwiches occur daily In this
cit,
.ioARD and furnished room wanted,
convenient 10 the square Address
"Doard,n NERAr.p Office.
NoHNy IN dubbcd the best. and the
largest baker In Northern Texas.
c'herc 10 nothing "Bony" In Ndt.
4 DlILAs man, yesterday, con-
mencot to take down his lightning
red md put II away until next sum
mcr.
a Hrw engine for the Houston, Har-
rlsApry pni san Antonio Railroad was
clipped TO he former city yesterday,
ever The Texas Pacific.
l'ls Cruichfeld House has again
opened ~ doors to the public This
staunch Oh fayorite will Of course ear
'y show y aatlcringregister.
HENRY Cfsws, the New York
barker who recently went through
the broken hctiom OF the financial tub,
il, no doubt, now n rc.cluse.
The duck season is coming round.
These are the ducks that have to bc
shot with q gun, and not the pbes that
have TO he shot with arrows ci,pid's
ryw0ws, we mean.
1Ancoog, got away with ninety-
nine md seven-eighth pounds of
taclls for the VnndaIia route; with
the cishth-eight he tackodup his sweet
hearts picture.
TIE Kaufman road near Mr.. Shep-
pard's residence, is IN n dangerous con
di,ioN hy the ac,lou of the water OF /,
fmnll stream ut ihat point, which has
washed II info aulrhcs.
TIE Dallas wife who Is srpcrsttious
enough 20 believe that 10 turn back AZ
ter starting, Is sure to bo followed by
some fatality, forgot all about it when
she called her husband back the other
morning to give her some pin money.
youNa gentlemen and young ladies
who have the cacoethes telegraph can
have their taste gratliicd at the Tele-
graphic Institute, over Prather & Muir
nhy's. a lady's and . gentieman's
band can't paw the key Mt the same
tlrlc.
returns from the polls up to going
to press, Though II is rumosed that all
bit Nellborn are on the homo strdch
Re being on the ogice-stretch II is also
an the air" that we will take no water
ia ours, but that the iron is to enter
our soul.
~ -~e--
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POLITICAL,
a OK RID.
30 tE.e y oters 81 ED:sElas County,:

y y
FGLL0W-cITlZENs The rapidly Of
growth and Development of oar county,
amilrt the cXcitemvuls OF which 1 have
come amongst. You, ana the absence Of
s.run4iE marked Individuality In the most
earnest and loyal ut''new corners" iuSt,ies,
f 70 does not make necessary, On this 0Cca-
sion, Il public intruductiou. am announced
TO YOU to-day as candidate for District
Clerk of Dallas county, and bCg to say ,hat
in soliciting your suffrage ! rely upon my
personal and political record Us made with
In your observation, ifuot within yourlines,
during twenty years. In politics, / am Il
Democrat, none the less devoted and finn
because courteous and charitable. Having
cast tAy. first vote 70 .nu"u Tor Press
scent, haze never scratched u Democratic
tlrkct nor Shirkcd q vote. II clrcted tirca.t
Clerk by your suffrage, vii! bc MS just, as
respectful, rs diligeut and q; faithful In duty
as / am, end have been, consistent and con-
slant in politics. Very respectfully,
lljdU RICHARD G AlNES.
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l.cmcns.
60 10 bNyenp0rt's, On Elm street, for
lemons ny the bon or dozen. lsDdtf
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Davenport iY swinks block, has new
invoice of onions potatos, cabbage, butter,
eggs, ctc. lGiatf
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INTERPRETATION wANyll,'S'

The advertiser wishes TO obtain ri.ssv,sils. .
death of her husband, William wa, n,cl'ei
thai She mag nbtein the ms, Us A lakd
S IN ,s 1m se and i wss On enpoycd ias sSi s
cook by contrseiors between Daiias"s..n6 She 50
shall and Marshall and Jti!ers,ens,. .lcutsd
wishes to learn The present whsIe"ffhi,e q
his brother. Christian Waeiei.Y a.,.or 10 tbe
sired information will ne Q Gr.sn, WackerA
care OF J. NJ. Browne. p o. Box, isV'
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BANKING AND INSURANCE

JORDAN GAY & co,
GENERAL
INSURANCE. AGENTS
Are prepared to N.llo Insurance in Dallas
aud surrounding counties IN llt l1ipN'hi
mt cln,s r0upallr- al nlf Wirti
HARTFORD FIRE lSrrRASCE Goa ul
llAiWFpiip, tuNt'
AsS'ls'n"o"o.,...r..aa,'. ta''00'o"p 90
NATIONAL FIRE ENDURANCE co., OF
HANNIBAL NO.
AhYrh
MANHATTAN FnE INSURANCE coz
or NEW YORK,
Assrs,,"r",,,,,..,,,,',,,, ',,r't,n.,".'eAOV'uU"
STATE INSURANCE. CO., or HtNNi
NAl, MO,
As'nl3 VIZ
MEBCUNNIS'Mu lE-uliANCEtO,,
or GALVESTON, TEXAS.
Assrl'."",".,,,,,,,,,.. .,...u.'' ,,u'hf1o'OuO Vo
TEXAS BANKING ANDlNSullANC co.,
or GALVESTON, TEXAS.
Asset ,,.",,,u,,,a aou'OOo ~
LANTElus lNSUEh%CE co., OF liuuS.
ton, Tl'NAS' e,-oooo.o
Asscts"""",.,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.. .,"",""",H@dui00o gu
OLD DOMINION FIRE ENDURANCE co..,
or RICHMOND, w,
Observation-Disclosures
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURE
NSCE CO., or RICHMOND, Va,
Aslnts..........,.,.... Nl27,503 ~
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co., or
PHILADELPHIA,
NiHdt,O.i "
OFFlCE-CIY BANK BUILDING,
Corner Of Commerce ana MNr!.t, n!s.,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
0sltf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11
A Rare Chance
TO OBTAIN AN IMPROVED
Singer Sewing Machine.

Iwould respectfully announce 10 The inhabit-
ants of Buchanan county that have effected an
arrangement with an eastern party. whereby can
dispose of second hand Sewing Machines at prices
which enable mc'to offer special Inducements TO
persons having machines which do not give them
satisfaction, and which they wish 70 turn IN as
part payment toward Singer Machines, Believ
ing that this announcement VIII come Ike goou
turn of Providence to many perpleXcd and
nervous mind, made SO by having recn trisu
and telmented, even nigh unto distraction, by
irving to use the complicated, hard-rnnning, slow
and noisy machines that have been crowded upon
them by some agent, whose contlnGea s, a,xa o,
discounts, seemed to indicate that at last resort
they would put their machines at price which
they could board out before the machine woulu
become wreck. Iwould say that shall keep
constantly on hand the various styles OF Singer
Machines, and invite all, whether they have ola
machines tn trade or not, to call At the singer OF
flce next door to the bridge, South side Main ST.,
and examine the "Singer" before purchasing any
other machine Persons wishing for amachina to
use in tailoring or light leather work, VIII ma
the medium Singer" the best machine yctinvent-
cd, for such purposes. Heavy Manufacturing
Machines supplied at any time. The latest I'M,
proved attachments kept constantly on hand ana
furnished at reasonable prices. Needles, NC,
for all machines commonly in use. Cotton and
Linen thread, best adopted TO SEWN! Machine
use, for sale In large or small quantities: Inc
Singer Manufacturing Cos Geloopasea Co. fan,iu
given to purchasers of Singer Machines. Ma.
racks furnished, free gratis, for shipping machines
by rail or overland wagons, thus averting danger
OF brcakage by moving machine Iron one point
to another.
sRWY A SINGER Nh CHINE,'
and thus connect yourself with
the "Happy Family" Of
over a Million!
s.M. OsGoOD, Agent.
Independence. Feb. II. 1878. as.tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11
THE INSANE HosplrA1.-Owing to un

THE INSANE HosrlTAL.- to un
favorable weather, preventing the com
pletion of indispensable out door prepar
atoms at the Hospital, the institution
will not be ready tor patients for yet two
weeks. DR.. Reynolds, the Medical Su
perintendent, returned from Mt. Pleasant
last week where in connection with Dr.
Ranney, of the Mt. Pleasant Hospital, he
assisted in the division Of the patients
and the apportionment of those TO be re-
moved here when the Hospital opens
These will number about forty at first,
sufficient to fill the two wards now ready
and will embrace only those from the
counties of Dubuque, Delaware, Buchan.
an and Blackhawk 1t is estimated that
the Hospital will have capacity to ac-
commodatc the insane from the counties
of Alamakce, Winnesheik, Howard,
Mitchell, Floyd, Chickasaw, Fayettc,
Clayton, Butler, Bremen, Grundy, Black.
hawk, Buchanan, Delaware and Dubuque,
and as other wards are prepared patients
from these counties will be received. The
portion Of the building now completed,
embracing three sections of the north
wing with connecting corridors, will ac-
commodate about one hundred and .eigh-
ty patients.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11

CHEESE FACToRY.-Mr. A. j. Eddy, OF
the Pine Creek cheese factory, informs
us that that establishment will start oper.
atoms next month with the most flatter-
ing prospects of success for the coming
season. The patrons of the factory are
so well satisfied with the results of the
experiment last year, with the skillful
management Of the Messrs. Eddy, and
with the quality of their manufacture
that nearly all of them will add to their
stock, and new patrons will contribute
so that the establishment will receive the
milk from four hundred cows, or about
double the number tributary to it last
year. This will be up to the full capaci
ty of the buildings and render an enlarge
ment necessary next season.
We hope that this gratifying prospec
will stimulate other portions of our coun
ty to start similar enterprises. We heal
that the farmers about Brandon arc al
ready moving in the matter Of a factory
there. There is ample room tor more il
our county, and those who will interes
themselves in establishing them will fine
their reward in handsome profits.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11

IoU, Mr.. BULLETIN abused us rOundly
for insulting" Mr. Donnan wien you
yourself published articles as personal as
were ours You did not mention Mr.
Domains name; nor did we.--Conserra-
tire
The above is Il Conservative fact, the
popularity of which is that it is just the
opposite of that which is commonly des
ignated fact. The Conservative evident
" feels uncomfortable over the results Of
its sneaking attack upon Mr.. Donnan,
and would like to crawl out of it 1t did
mention Mr. Donnan by name, and in
response TO our statement of an authen-
ticated fact, concerning Mr. Domains ac-
ton in Congress with reference to the
salary bill, interposed gratuitously the
lying SANDER of an irresponsible scrbbler
in the Chicago Journal. and did this just
to crafty its contemplate impulse to
blacken a political opponent. So long
rs the Conservative will confine itself to
legitimate criticism upon the actions of
Congressman, Mr.. Donnan included, we
will never have one word to say in dep
recation, for we claim that privilege for
ourselves, and do no: fail to exercise it.
1t is only when it manufactures, Or picks
up and uses falschoods against public
men of the Republican party that we
protest Double shot your guns, neigh
Dor, and fire as many broadsides as you
like into those who voted for or accepted
the salary steal, but keep truth on your
side-if you can.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11

Mrs. f. ADDISON desires to inform the
ladies that she may be found at the Sew
ing Machine Rooms, on Chathem ST.,
doors from Main, where she will keep for
sale Il nice assortment Of House Plants,
and take orders for plants, shrubbcry &C.,
Of the finest varieties
Mrs. Addison is also prepared to do
straw bleaching, pressing and altering,
to order and in the best manner.
TIE Grange Council had a meeting in
town last Saturday which was numerous
ly attended, as we learn. These councils
occur once in two weeks, and are devot.
cd to general discussion of matters per
tanning to the interests OF the farmers
With this thorough and efficient organi
cation and co operation the best results
ought to attend legitimate efforts to build
up the agricultural interests Of our coun
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11

FATAL ACCIDENT.--Our friend. G. w.
Miller, of Hazleton, sends us the particu-
lars of peculiarly painful accident which
occurred in the west part Of that town
ship on Tuesday morning of last week,
and resulted in the death of brigh: lit
tie boy of two years, the son of Mr. Asa
McKinzie. 1t appears that as the mother
of the child was removing the coffee pot
from the stove to the breakfast table, the
little boy reached out his hand and grasp
ed it, In an instant the scalding con-
tents were spilled over his neck, arms
and breast, burning him terribly. He
lived but seventeen hours after the acct
dent, when death relieved him from his
sufferings. The little boy thus so sud
denly snatched from life to death was a
child of peculiar interest and engaging
qualities, and his death has cast gloom
over the entire community. The hearth
est 81 mpathy of friends and neighbors is
extended to the afflicted family in this
their sudden bereavement.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11
The Railroad.

Last Friday evening according to an
nounccment q large meeting Of our citi-
zens was held at Wilcox Hall to compare
notes regarding the progress of the sub
scription for aid to the B.. G. II. & M.
Railroad, and to hear from the agent of
the company something definite respect
ing the time which would be accorded in
which to raise the amount demanded of
our community as a condition Of the ex
tension of the line through our city. The
committee reported up to that time some
thing over $4,000 subscriptions. Col.
Benton, the agen: of the railroad compa-
ny, announced from headquarters that as
the time for active operations was APP
preaching, the company had fixed the
10th inst as the time at which they must
have positive response from our citi
zcns to their proposition to build the
road through Independence for $4,000.
This left five working dvys in which to
raise about $4,000. A large and active
committee was raised to canvass, who
although impeded by bad weather, work
ed faithfully and with considerable sue
cess until yesterday. Last evening an
other meeting was held, on which coca
sion Mr.. Wm Greene, the General Super
in:endent of the road was present. The
committee reported the total Of all sub
scriptions as $17,l0l.06. Mr.. Greene
was then asked if this sum would satisfy
the company He responde" that the
company would agree to abate $4,000 Of
the original sum demanded, making it
100000, and that an extension of time Of
one week would be given to make up the
deficit During the evening $319.75
were subscribed, making the total of
subscriptions $17,421.7l, and leaving
$2,57S.29 yet to be raised.
This is the task before our people dur
ing the next week: to raise twenty five
hundred dollars and secure the road and
all its advantages Now let every man
take hold Of the work and lift One more
effort and We are in deep water. This
money must be raised or we must be
content To be set down as the slcepiest
community in Iowa. 1t aciN be raised!
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11

FANCY FISH One of the most attract
i've and interesting appointments Of Ia
Dor & Sons, new and nicely fitted drug
store in the Wilcox Block, is the acqua.
riam and its contents. The gold fish
and their lowly brethren, the tiny bull.
heads, minnows, tad poles and the like
never lack for an appreciative circle Of
spectators who, especially the youthful
ones, witness the movement of the finny
tribe with ever fresh intent. Aquaria
are becoming very popular as ornaments
for homes Of taste and refinement, and
nothing prettier could be devised.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11

DIX. A. REYNOLDS, Supt. of the Insane
Asylum at Independence. Illuminated GU
sanctum by his cheerful presence one
day this week. The Doctor speaks in
the highest terms Of praise of the people
Of Ind pendencc. In fact the Doctor
says his lines have fallen in pleasant
places. Good for him and good for the
people Of Indepcndcncc.-Ch nton Age.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11

SEEDING. - From diligent inquiry
among the farmers, we conclude that not
more than one third of the grain is sowed
in this county. The snow storm Of this
week will delay seeding materially, and
it is not unlikely, that With some of the
farmers, seeding time and planting time
will be close together.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11

DIssoLuTIoN-The firm Of circuit 4
Sparlng, dry goods dealers in the Leytze
block is dissolved, and for the next fif
teen days their fine stock of dry goods,
boots and shoes, hats and caps, &c, will
be offered at cost and under. This will
be splendid opportunity to buy good
goods, at low prices. We advise our
readers to call and examine the stock.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11

FIFTY pieces Of Black Alpacas and Bril-
liantines, of the most popular brands,
Just received at the New York Store, and
they will be sold at extremely low prices.
SuPERvIsoRs.-The County Board of
Supervisors convened for the April Ses
sion on Monday, and closed its labors at
noon yesterday. No business Of special
interest was transacted. \ large mum
Der Of claims were audited, consider
able proportion of which were transcripts
from Justices Courts, and claims for town
ship relief to paupers.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-04-11

We have received the Ingham County
Ae@s, published At Mason, Mich, con
tainIny the announcement Of the death,
ut the ripe age of seventy years, of Rev
Hosea kittrcdgc, father Of the editor of
the Neeos and of our townsmaD, Mr.. T.
kittrcdye Mr.. Kittredgc was native
Of Maine and II graduate of Amherst
He pursued his theological studies at
Andovcr, and for forty three years WAS n
faithful, earnest, and successful christian
minister and teacher He died univcr
sally lamcnted.