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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-18

THE SECRET OF HEAiTu.- First.
keep warm. Second, eat regularly and
slowly. Third, maintain regular bod
ly habits. Fourth, take early and very
light suppers, or better still, none at all.
Fifth, keep a clean skin. Sixth. get
plenty Of sleep at night. Seventh, keep
cheerful and respectable company.
Eighth, keep out of debt Ninth, don't
set your mind Oh things you don't need.
Tenth, mind your own business. Ele
venth, don't set up to be sharp of
any kind. Twelfth, subdue curiosi.
ty.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-18

lOI CIlc
and now
of sub-
ST. Us in
alton of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-18

TuoUGuTs OF GREAT MEN.-We all
ways think Of great men as in the act
Of performing the deeds which gave
thcm rcnown, or else in stately repose,
grand, gloomy, aii majestic. And yet
this is hardly fair, because even the
most gorgeous and magnificent of hu
man beings have to bother themselves
with the little things oflitc which en-
gage the attention of us smaller people.
NO doubt Moses snufled and got angry
when he had severe cold in his head
and If fly bit his leg while he was sit
ting in the desert, why shonld We sup
pose he did not jump and use violent
language and rub the sore place? And
Caesar; isn't ii tolcrably certain that he
used to become furious when he wen,
up s-ails to set his slippers III the dar!,
and found that Calplurnia had showed
them back umlel the bed,so that he had
to sweep around Willy for them with
the broom handle? And when Solo
mon cracked his crazy bone, is il unreal
sonable 10 suppose thai he hoped around
the room and looked mad and felt as if
he wanted to cry? Imagine George
Washington sitting OH the edge of the
bed putting on clean shirt, and growl-
ing AZ Martha because the buttons were
Oil; o" st. Augustine with an apron
rou,d his neck having his hair cut; or
Joan OF Are, holding her front hair in
her mouth, as women do, while she fix
ed up her back hair, or Napoleon,
jumping out Of he'd III Il frenzy to chas
i, musquito around the room witha Pill
low; or Martin Luther IN his night
shirO trying TO put the baby 10 sleep at
2 o'clock in the morning; OF Alexander
tie Great with hiccoughs; OF Thomas
Jefferson getting suddenly over fence
to avoid Il dog OF The Duke of Wei
lington lying in bed with the humps
o. Daniel Webster abusing his wife he
cause she hadn't tucked The covers in
as the foot Of the bed; or Benjamin
Franklin parlng his com with razor
or Jonathan Edwards III the dinner
table wanting TO sneeze just as he gets
his month fnll Of hot beet, or Noal,
standing at his window at night throw
ing bricks at cat. -Ifuc A0eler.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-18


The sheet containing this, she folded
in as small acompass as possible, and
concealed il in her bosom, she lett the
room. Pausing in the hail. she took
her hat in her hand and walked rapidly
forth Down the path toward the
shrubbely she persued her walk, bnt
when she entered its green shelter, she
turned aside, and qnickening her steps
even yet more, she left its bounds and
walked over the brow of the hill, and
under the old trees, never pausing until
she had rescued little log cabin, that
was almost hidden by trees and vines.
There was no one in the hut excepting
, 1873-07-10
UT ALL.

Four Escaping Indians Killcd--
Drowned Successful Irrigation
Madame Anna Asishop =. Warm
Weather, Etc.
Con1NNE, Utah. July ga Black Rock (Idaho)
dispatch sayB On Saturday last soyen Indians,
who wore at Fort Hall awaiting their trial for
River, Idaho, last summer, attempted to escape
while shipping wood under guard, three Of
whom succeeded. Tho remaining four were sllot
and killed.
James potoraon, atailor. Of Brigham City, was
drowned on Sunday, while bathing i'll poud bo-
tween tAat place and the line Of tho Central pa-
ciNo Rairoad.
Tho Corinne 4 Nlalad Irrigating aud aIanu~
featuring Conpnny'B callal was completed few
days since, and water III now running pn both
sdoB Of ali tho atroots in tho city, and III tho ir-
rigatng bitches Of the valley.
Madame ANN Bishops concert, In the Opera
House, tonight, was largely attended.
The weather for tllo past faW days hnB been
the warmest Of the season.
Both houses on tho beach Of Qroat Salt Lake
aro groatly patronizea.
SALT LAKE, July 3.-Niaj. Powoll tho explorer
OF tho Grand Canon Of tho Colorado, leayos to-
morrow morning, to complete hts work. L.
Moran mud @. Colburr, artists, accompany him.
Con. T. Edward Connor and COL Akors hayo
gone East to close negotiations for aid to tho
Salt Lake, Boyier Va1loy Il Piocho Railway. Work
progresses OIL tho road. ". J. Forbes MI
nounced yesterday tho suspension Of tho Neto
Endowment duly morning papor, which il re-
grottod by the Gonti!es.
Tho hot weatl,er has cleared all tho cal,ous Of
snow. and the shipment Of Orea Ii going on OIL 3
grand acalo. l3uainosa IL brighter and more ao-
, 1873-07-10
MYSTERIOUS.
Disappearance OF Two Citizens of
NIillfaEton, Iu.-.Sstspict0ns ot Fou1
Ibi1Ea

Disappearance OF Two Citizens of
NIilIinEton, 1ll.-.Susplcions ot Foul
1'lnF.
Nl11L1NoroN, Kendall Co., Ill. July 9.-John
Whitfield, OF this village, sold his interest In the
Touring mill at this placo, some time since, to
tho Alllington Water Power Company, for
$4,000. Taking lis check Oh bank in Chicago
for the amount le and hiB brothor-in-law, Har-
ry Gand, also from this place, repaired to Chi
cago whore they waited eoule days before they
could be identified, III order to draw tho
money. During that time, it il be-
loved, thoy nado the acquaintance Of certain
characters whoHe friendship was not alto
gethor desirable to have. Finally Whit
field was vouched for at tho Morchants'
National Bunk, in Chicago, just throe weeks ago
today, and drew hiH $201o. With this in lin
posHeaBon, accompanied by Gand, he left tho
city, aud was soon afterwarl soon at MENDOZA.
Since tAon no tidings Whatever hayo boon had
from them. Both men leave families IN this
village, who aro suffering the gravest appreAol-
aions concerning tl,or tate. Ono aupposition Is,
by tho poopie here. that, with tho money In their
posaosBion, they have taken this occasion to do
Bert their families. without the formaltieH of
loayo-taking another is TINT they have been
shadowod by Chicago roughs, mud hayo, somo-
where In the interior Of tho State, been wayIad
murdered, and robbed. The affair is creating
a good doAi Of comment by people who know the
partiea III this eoc!ion.
, 1873-07-10
CIIANaEH.
| ABOVE L0T
/ WATER,
Rise. | Fall.
'BeloW Iigh water Of 1871.
". 8. KAUFMAN, Observer,
Room 78 MINOR Block, Chicago.


E1a1s, ILL.,. July 9.--rwenty-fiyo young men
from various points Of tho Fourth Congressional
District preBentod themselves at 10 o'clock yes
tortlay, to compete for an appointment to tho
as sG ga Wrs
rejected for various physical roasona. After a
searching medical examinations which occupied
the day, 1tnoteen strong, wido.awake mon COM
1nenced their examination III literary qua!itica-
Tic conpotition Is sharp, and nothing yot intii-
Gates who will get the appointment, especially
al the examiners III scholarship know tile can
dilates' work only by numbers. their names
being in acalol envelopes, to be oponod aftor
examination. The Examining Board oonslsts OF
Or. Kilbourae, Superintendent Of tho Northern
Illinois insane Asylum Or. Woodard, Of Belyi-
doro; J. II. Dloslgett, Of Rockford, nnd Col.
Wilcox and G.. I. Kmbal1, Of tha city.
, 1873-07-10

DA1r1MonE, July 9.-Tho Board Of Police
Commissioners to-day examined q number Of
witnesses, most of thom colored, in regard to
tho attack Inst evening on. tho process
sion Of the colored Sunday-school OF
tho Asbury Methodist Church. aud, With
out concluding The examination, adjourned until
tomorrow. Tho evidence to-day showed that
tho attack was made by small party, Of boys, s
to 10 years old, throwing stones and brickbets
among tho negro children Of tho procession. This
led to a running fight, in which about $50 whites
took part. About pcrsons, consisting Of an even
number OF whites and blacks. wero struck and
cut by stones, somo badly, but none wore seri.
oasly injured. Several pistol-shots3 were fired
by the police for tho purpose Of intimidation
aud to gucu tho disturbance.
, 1873-07-10
SPORTING MATTERS.
THE TURF.
Special Dispatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.

JOLIET RACES.
JOLIET, ILL.,, July 0.-Eyorything passed of
pleasantly to-day at the Fair Grounds. Tho at
tendance VIA larger than yesterday, tho day
pleasant and cool, md tho programme fully car
riel ont. The afternoons amusement COM
nenced with 2:37 trot for purse Of 81 200.
Six horsoB, Mo!lo o., Billy Tanner, James H.
Lagoueer, Barney HOLLY, and Frank Palmor put
in m appearance. Lagoneer took the first, Palmer
the second, and Barney Kelly the Inst three
and 2:sG14.
The pacing race between Harry aud Copper
Bottom was finely contested, both horses getting
two heats and had hard struggle for the fifth.
Coppor-Bottom won Best time, 2:24L. ..
4 single daah running rAco for purHo Of 5000
finished the days sport. Tho entries wore
Flush, Minus, Willie Jenks, Noilio r., Udoll,
sorrel Filly, and Illinois. Flush took the race
in 1:45114.
LONG BRANCH RACES.
LoNa BnASou N. j., July 0.--Thero WAS good
weather and good track to-day for the races at
Monmouth Park. The first was hurdle raco,
eight hurdles, two miles, open for all ages, VOL
tor woights $400 to first horse, $75 to tho Bcc-
ond, and s25 to tho third. Thero wero only two
entries, George Wost md 6hy}ock, and the for
NOR won. Time, $3.50.
Tho second was q nelling race, opon to all
ages, for purso Of a400, ono and a quarter
miles. Fiyo horses started. The raco was won
by Wheatley in 2:15, boating Benianin, secoud,
and B. F. Carver, Utica, aud Buchu.
The third raco WAS for the Monmouth Oak
stakes, one md half milos. There were nine
startera. The race was won by Doswell'a gray
flly in 245.
The fourth race waB for the Mansion House
stakes, two and d half mios. There we're twelve
entries, and only two starters. The raco was
won by Mate in 4:s711, beating Boss Tweed.
, 1873-07-10
FIRES.
Destruction of Property and Loss OF
Lifcs

Destruction of Property and Loss OF
Lifcs
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Ia., July 0.--At Prairie du Chion,
Wis, fro carly this morning totally destoyod
the shorman House. Loss, $4,000; fully in
sured. A number Of servants narrowly escaped
by jumping from d secoud-Btory window:
TnovIpENcE,' June 9.-1ho Yin do L Eau Ho-
tel, four-story wooden building, four miles bo-
low this city, Was destroyed by fire this aftor-
noon. The furniture was mostly savod. Loss,
$4,000.
Hartford, Conn.,, July 9.--Tho house Of
Thomns Adams, Of Wethorsfold, Conn.,, VAS
burned early this morning. Quo child was
burned to death, and 1t ia foarod that two othora
cannot live.
sr. LOUIS July o,-Tho Touring mill Of Mr..
Drooksmith, at Vonaga, ILL.,, On tho line OF the
st. Louis i southoaatorn Railroad, was Btr,1ch
by lightning last Saturday morning. It then
caught fire and was totully destroyed, together
with largo amount Of grain and flour. The
loss and insurance nre not stated.
New ORLEANS, July O.-:rho upper works OF
tho steamboat City Of Cairo woro burned last
night. she was valued at $4,000, aud insured
for $40, 600.
, 1873-07-10
CANADA,


Special pi.pateh to The Chicago = Tribune.
TORONTO, July 0-Senator blcpherson. who
was President of tito Provisional Bonrd OF Direc-
tors Of tho Iutor- Oceanic Hallway, haB two
column communication iu the morning papers in
reference to Sir Hugh Allan's statelnontB that
ho, Mcrhorson, "has been applied to by our
opponents, anl uses that fact al tho 1ever by
which to obtain better terms from lii. He ILL
sis,s on gotting 1000 stock, aud threatens
opposition il ho does not got it," Ho asHerts
that eyory allegation il absolutely without
foundation.
-Four memoranda arc published which aubstan-
tiato aoyera! of tho charges mado against the
Government md Sir Hugh Allan. ApropoBition
submitted at tho time OF tho negotiations shows
that SO, ,000. 900 OF stock was allotted to Ameri
cans, anu that q jority Of tho Directors were
Americans.
Wilmott. tho famous ta3l-breedcr, after depoB-
lting about 100000 salnson fry in the riyora Of
Ontario, has goue to construct aah breeding es-
tablislmenss for tho Government at Campo and
A1ia,nichi.
Tho Canadian Government Commission to the
Vienna Exposition start for Europe to-day. Par
ticular attention is to be paid to manufactures
Of iron, wool and leather Of special importance
to Canada.
MONTREAL, July 9.-An opora-houso IL to be
erected on tho eite Of st. patrick's Hall, de-
atroyed BY fire. It vii! cost S300, 900.
strong feeling oxiBts here still against Sir
Hugh Allan aud tile dominion Government.
, 1873-07-10
WOMAN'S RIGHTS.

Wamcn Tax-Pnyera OF Ohio Meet In
C&nycntIon--Thcy Proposed to Or
ganize and Move In Solid I'hafnnx
on the institutional Convention Mt
Columbus.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-The initial steps toward
securing u recognition Of tue equality Of woman
before the law in tho Constitution Of Ohio WAS
taken ut a called meeting Of tax-paying women
hold in this city to-day. Mrs. II. NJ. T.
Coulter, OF Cleveland, O., President Of
tho Ohio Woman's Suffrage Association,
was called to Tho Chair and addressed the meet-
i ing at some length. She submitted that, in
view Of the fact that tho Constitutional Conven-
opportunity was hero, for Ohio women to put
forward their claim. II tho opportunity waa
dlaregarded, or permitted to pass. it was not
mRoiy tna' ,,a an amendmont or cause
Hs' Se sefe 1f 'ss sns . va%an tns eaa
tteforo tho Law without her :. asking
for it, aud it the women failol to do 30 it would
be twenty years before another opportunity
would prosollt itscf. She appealed, therefore, to
the 1000 tax~paying womoh In Hamilton County,
Whose assesHed yaluo of real estate amounted to
$1,000 600, whather thoy would remain longer
the Victims Of injustice, - whothor they
would longer continue to TO-. pay. tasos
xas ho sosa nsi hod na' Office s an @ dsposss
Of tho monoy e1aoted from thoul. Tho amend
ments to tue Constitution OF tho United States
gavo equal rights to all nalo poraons3 Without
regard to color, race. Or previous condition OF
Hervitndo, aud left woman to bo claBHe1 with ht-
fantR, idiots, aud criminals. Now. had tho time
otfully como 70 wipo out this disgrace SHOULD
not this roproac,, to the nation be removed?
Mrs. Cutler next contrasted the status OF
woman in the several 8:ates, and finally settled
down upon Indiana, Iowa, and Illinois ~ equal
higher nflll tlbktnr Hrirjt tAWnrllH VOuAn.
, 1873-07-10
POLITICAL.

Tho NIassnchtactta prohibltiOntatn
II, Councfl--Isutler nlld AMtl.lgutlcr
TnlKs
Bos1oN. July 0.-At m adjourned mectfng OF
the stato Temperance Alliance to-day, tho Soc
Rotary read tho report Of tho Campaign Commit
teo, recommending that towns and citioH 10 cnn.
vasaod to secure tho names of mon who will
temperance Canvass in thoir respective districts
also, recommending tho appointment Of agents
to tako charge Of tho work, and employ such as-
sistanco as 1nay DO necessary to carry out tho
complete State prohbtory canvasa. The reaolu-
State and city oflcials was not satisfactory to
tho Alliance was adopted. There waa considera-
BILE Dutlor and anti-Dutler talk at tho meeting,
but all attempts to designate candidates for
Governor waa watdcd Off.
, 1873-07-10
Proposed Steamboat consolidation.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July 0.-A project IL GU foot
hero, which Ia likely to bo carried out SOON, for
tho consolidation Of the Bs. Louis d hlomphlb
Packet Company and tho Mississ'ppi Valley
Transportation Company, and tho purchase at
or lately running between this port and
Now Orleans, paying thorofor ono-quar-
tor cash and three'luartcrs In stock Of
the Company. The numbor Of St. Louis and
New Orleans steamers IL about geyontoeu, which
with tho MomphEH and Vlcksburg packets aud
tho tngu and bargos Of the Mississippi Valley
Company would make ono Of tho largest and
mos. powerful transportation companIes intha
world.
, 1873-07-10

DuDUouE, Iowa, July The Illinois Central
Railroad Company, over tho signature Of Alex.
Mitchell, its General Superintendent, offers
81 900 for tho information that will load to the
discovery and conviction Of tho person or per-
sous who removed the rail from tho track on
Milo q from Dubuque, near Farley Station,
on tl1e night Of June "a. throwing q train from
tho track and causing the death Of tho engineer
aud fireman, George Iilotsou and Roeee Auder-
SOU. Should the guilty party be found, the
thon, from tho immediate cluch Of popular ven.
frnan.n
, 1873-07-10

HEADQUARTERS OF SrASLEY's YELLOWSTONE
EXPEDITION {y1A BISMARCK. D. IT,. July o.
Tho engineer party WAS overtakon by q terrific
haistorm ut 1 o'clock in the afternoon. juno q,
fifty mios west Of Fort Lincoln. Hailstonos
ono and Il hnlf nchos in diameter wore driven
stampede Of horses, mules, and mon. All tho
wagons wore upset, and many were smashed.
Two mon wero seriously injured by wagons tall-
ing on them. Everything is now roadJustod,
and tho process Of tic expedition has not boon
interferol with.
, 1873-07-10
The New Arctic Exploration.

New YonK, July 0.--Thirty Of the best aud
most experienced mon OH board tho receiving
ship hayo boen aelnoted for tho crew Of tho
Tig.csa, which is announced to haii ros-
laris). The TigreBa will carry 900 tons
OF coal, and II necessary, will got q
now supply at st. Johns. by thls evening all
ler supplies Of provisions will 10 shipped
They are composed principally o. pork ana ,sIl flatty
taken; also canned Vegetables and fruits. The
total amount Of provisions Carried will DO rations
for forty mou for two years,
, 1873-07-10
RELIGIOUS.


Methodist Conference Mt Morris, ILL.,
MORRIS, ILL.,, July 9.-Tho Joliot District Con-
foronco Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church has
Just closed, Several important items Of busi-
ness were transacted. Mrs. jennie Z. Willing
WAS granted by a unanimous vote, o license to
proach tho gospel. 4 committee Of FIVE WAS mp
pointed to invite tho National Camp Meeting AS
sociation to hold meeting on the Joliet district
camp ground noxt year. During the aftornoon
Of yesterday Elder Willing occupied the time
sinking with the ague. Kankakoo WIS elected
aB the place for tho no1t meeting. Tho local
preachers Of tho district received appointments
for tile ue1t six months.
, 1873-07-10

CINCINNATI, O., July 0.-John W. Qrogg, slias
John ". Young, waH detected yesterday In
trying to socnro money from tic Postofflce
Oshkosh, Wis. I1o hns beoii operating
through tho Wost for some wooks.
and has TINS fur cscapod detootlon..
Young was recently employed In tic Monoy
Order Department OF tho Chicago POST Offlco.
After lowing hia situation, he hired printer to
Bet up form and strike on these counterfeIt
orders and Adyioos for Oshkosl,, Wis. With
these orders hs tried jseyeral plaoos In Indiana
end Illinois. but. 80 fAr ~ hsard. from, he mas
, 1873-07-10
FOREIGN.
Attempt to Burn the Vienna
Exposition Building.
Tic Spanish Government Resolved to
Crush Ont tho Carlist
Rebellion.
Payment Of Another Instalfment Of French
Indemnity to Germany.


LONDON, July "A special from Vienna says
that Az attempt WAS nlado yesterday to fra tho
Exhibition building. Correspondents and other
building will probably DO burned soon.
VIENNA, July 9.-Notico il giyon In tho jour-
malls that IN International Patent Right Congress
will co,'vono on the 1Ath August. An Imperial
Commission has boon appointed to arrange tho
l'reiiminaries. Tho language used at tho Con-
gross will bo German. but French and English
will bo permitted. Tho decisions Of tho Con-
>gross will bo communicated through tho aovorat
Commissioners to their respective Goyornmonta.
Inventors aud propriotors Of inyontionH arc nc.
tive]y moving in tho matter md large md inl-
portsnt gathering ia anticipated.
, 1873-07-10

HAnrfoar, July 0.-Tho House today passed.
two constitutional amendments, which go to the
submission TO tho poopo. Ono provides for ro-
dlstricting the stato 10 ~ not to allow loss
than forty-one nor .aoro than t!fty-ono Soma
tors. Tllo other proyilloH that towns hnying
moro than 6.O00 inhabitants nhall have two
Representation, An amendment providing for
biennial elections was indefinitely postponed
Tho vo.o defeating tho Constitutional ConYen~
tiou in tho HouHa WAS III to OF.
, 1873-07-10

successful only in indianapolis. Tho dif-
feronco botweoli tho counterfeit nnl tho genuine
orders is typographical error in tho advice,
word tho "1vmlttcr" bcng spoiled with y throo ta.
placed npon LID track, hut thns fur hayo not
Rllccnolal iu arraating hin.
, 1873-07-10
pjABOLlCAL.
a Attempt to Wreck nn Express Train
Nalalx ErlaAtrntEi hY Il IFntnnu.

Nob1y Frustrated by n Woman.
CosconD, N. H., July o.-An attempt was
mado last night to throw tho Boston OK
press train OF tho track near Suncook. Two
mon were soon placing ties upon the track by u
woman, whom they beat ineensiblo and throw
among tho buRhos. She managed to reach tho
depot md told what she saw, md tho obstr1lc-
woman Of nearly s40o, and tho satchol contain
ing it WAS found, together With tho words, "Wc
made moro money than We should il We had
timed OF the train you fool I"
, 1873-07-10

Sptc30l Dispatch 70 The CHic1Go Tribune,
sPAHrA, Wiz, July 9.--The Wisconsin State
Teachers' Association ia in session hero. A
most able and interesting address was delivered
last evening by DR.. Fowler, Of Evanston, ILL.,.
which was received with much enthusiasm. Yos-
terday afternoon Prof. 0. Il. Smith, of Sparta,
spoke very accoptnbly upon school government.
Tonight Prof. William T. Harris, Snperintend-
ent Of tho st. Louis schools, gayo a polished,
scholarly address, which moets with the warnaest
praise. Two hundred and forty instructors aro
iu attendance.
, 1873-07-10
North Carolina Educational C0nven-
tlUl1s

RALEIGH, N. c., July "a large State Educa-
tional Convention was hold here to-day. All
portions of tho State we're represented. The
dent. Much interest was taken in tho deibera-
ton, busiuesB Of important character being trauB-
acted.
, 1873-07-10
SPAIN.


MADRID, July 9.-The LicntonatIt- t-Colonel Of
q regiment stationed at Tarta has been cash
ferea for challenging sonor Ca1npos to fight
duel.
claring. TINT its most imperative duty now is
to crush tho instruction which is Devastating
Catalonia, Navarro, aud tho Basque Provinces.
It Is preparing for supreme effort and, avail
ing itaelf Of tho extraordinary powers granted
by tho Cor.eB, Inns resolved to Insist on the in
exorablo execution Of tho law, and compel tho
soldiers to remain undor their colors until pa
cihcaton is complete, and, moreover, to cali
out tho reserves, il rcinforcomentB are ueces-
sary.
Seniors CASTELAR, and Salmoron have had
conference with the 1rrcconcable Doputios, to
induce them to return to tho Cortcs, but found
it impossible to accodc to their demands.
ed the Government viii accept bis Resignation.
Throo thousand factory operatives havo struck
for higher wages and shorter hours IN Alcoy.
, 1873-07-10
DEATHS.


1lyINE-On "Wednesday, 9Th inst, At 400 Vast Itk:
eoust Chatsa Ut William lrsano. ln tho Eth yof OF
faiisral from TIM house today, at III o'clock. tenco
to Roaeh by cars.
nANHETT-At 25s Haatinga.it., July 0. Rat A..
daughter OF Joseph r. and lsun Karrot, agel nnt1s
GENBER-J. Il. Gorhsr, At Englonood, July
Iunorai sersteos from, his 1atc restdsn9s 4 Go!oex
a. Ill, also at a'copk r. from 1t: Fauf: }2uhnm'
corner oi Ohio and lsSallosts. Friday. JulI' 1878
Friends Of the faulty lngited.
WATEON-,Juy 9, John Thenaa son nf Jars ~ ana
ElIznheth Walnut, agod yoArs and mnnhs; 1,,x IN
Funeral will tako paUu At O'Clock TlnEsdf' uuv Ap'
ftn,n llB North MArkot.st.
tF-Uanada parots please copy.
pWIq1Tluy ls1Y 1sWrspoe onY HI q g d.ya, 1enn
Eunorni iro, rosjaonuo py7 1udianAAy, this tIhuFs-
day. Aftosnuou, at 1 oolook
TORRl,ST-AdaF Forrest, aged 81 years. eo,,
norai to tako nlaoe iru hor lao rastsnoe, 69 LAT"
sAboo.st., ats O'clock.
TnJNK-At Nlos. Franco, on May g. Jico B., Wifs Of
George Ii. FIlnk Of uonsntipton. -, nbroh. corror
Mlui9nn,av. aud Twenty foursh.s. Faeraa Train 1tem
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