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GOING SOUTH.
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Cairo at 1890 am. and b:lj pm
LeaYe Mound City At I2.8l I. ID. and $40 L. ID.

Freight train, stop over night ~ t1uui:
run from there a, mi Vcd train. leaving 200
80 am: leaving Ninccunc- Jt pm. jh.
same evening for return trip.
CONNECTIONS.
At Cairo with the Mississippi Central.
Mobile amp Ohio. for al point. cont: Cairo.
Arkansas and TcNa-, for all point in Arhau-
~ aud TeXa-.
At V!ncenncs: indianapolis and NincouneS
!away for Indianapolis aud AL point, north,
east and west: with Evansville and Cr1w-
lords .llc railway for Nv ansyile ,Terra !lautc,
Danyiia. Chicago and all points north. cast
shd we-; with Ohio ami Mississippi rail-
nay Tor 81. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati and
III points cast and west.
- Norris City crossing the Springfield
Ah' i'1ol, Southeastern railway.
j.. W. PALMER, Gcnl 3up't.
H. J.. WILSON, Genl Passenger, Agt.
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One second han! octave piano, s2jo;
Two rccoHi hand G octave pianos, each
$50, one second hand parlor organ, so,
onah. MAN EoLLEg,
i.4-I-Gt Caro- Of Paul S,Luhs drug store.
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IN
ElILERS,
DON'T TRUST ANY MAN

Who says he will pay 5000 for "a, ease OF
caiarrah he fails to cure. WOlcou's Cat
.rrll Annihilator has cured thousands who
would have persisted without it, ana my
agent will return the money to any purcnG-
scr who tries bottle and Is moi benefited.
Did YOU ever try WOLCOTTS PAIN
PAiNTY. by its use Burns never. blister;
vithin i've minutes. or money refunded.
a. GoLpsMIMIl, cor. l2th y Locust ST., Is
my agent. Il. H. WoLCoTr. 2GS-3-23-Sw.
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For SALE or ExCHAYGE-A Farm
near villa Ridge good house and young
orchard. Inquire Mt this office or sddro-s
T.. b. FARGlN,
| 2li-3-l1-u Ullin, Ills.
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l will sell my entire stock of tho best
of Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Poultry,
Batter, Eggs, Lard, Irish Potatoes, Sweet
Potatoes, Apples, Flour, Moal, spiesd
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NOTICE.

Tho friends OF tho Cairo Casino, who
wish to be present nj the ball on Easter
Monday, are hereby informed that tickets
must be procured in time, as thers will be
mono sold at the door. Tickets for sale by
T. NEFF,
NM. BgEEw ART,
Il. Y. BELZsER,
Committee Of arrangements.
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Mrs. KuMpoLp IL prepared to nLEAoH
and PRESS hats and hornets in the most
approved style, and in T. ,aanner TO give
entire satisfaction. Call III her residence
on Fifteenth street between Walnut aud
Cedar. 23b-5-lo'tf
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Go 10 G. ". HENpEGsog' 100 Conn
mercial Avenue, for tho celebrated "Char-
tor Oak, "May Flower or other cooking
stoves, tin aud hollow ware, water coolers,
wood stoyos, buy tho "Charter Oak; tho
host coal stove, buy tho "May Flower"
23T-3-li d I'm
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to Samuel NJ. Orr
arc requested to make speedy paymen, 10
the undersigned, and thus aove eXponsos,
as the collection of his assets must bo
prompt and will admit of no iolay. In
default of payment ut once, suit will be
instituted. JoHN q. llARMAE,
Assignee of Ramuc! NJ. Orr, Bankrupt,
CAIRO, Ills, March &c, 1874.
2zs--3-27-tf.
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
10 CANDIDATES.

To SECURE THE INSERTION or AZ Az
NouNCEMENr ~ TlEBULLENTuE pUEII-
CAriOS TEE MU-T M rAfD wurS TnE
ANNOCNCEMEST II HANDED ~. tn RULE
WILL BE STRICTLY ADHERED 10. CRY
OFFICES 80; WNED OFFICERS. -.
FOR CITY CLERK.
We are authorized 30 announce Michael
J, iiowlcy q. candidate, for recollection 10
the Office Of city Cl'rl, aI tho approaching
city election.
EDITOR BULLETIN You win please au-
nomcc that ANA candidate for the office
of city clerk at the ensuing charter election.
2l9--3-12.td W.. Il. lliWE1Ss.
FOE CITY TREASURE;
Mir. EDITOR BY request Ola number OF
citizens please announce my name o. CAM
didaic for the Office of city Treasurer lt the
ensuing chaltcrolcc
WooD RIIrrNiIDUsE.
r~E CRY ATTORNEY.
We are authorized 10 announced that II.
Watson webb Is a candidate for reelection
to The Office Of city attorney ot the ensuing
charter election.
Mr.. EDITOR by roques. Of many
citizens, please announce mo rs u ctndi-
date for tho o1ico of City Attorney, 1T
tho ensuing charter election.
fTAuNlS II. BrsCE.
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TIME CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE CAIRO,
THE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
RAILROAD.
CHANGE Or yyME

On and after SUNDAY. February -, 1871,
trains Will run as follows:
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removed his Hardware ostabl shnent
from No. l92 Commercial avenue, 30
Reiser's now brick building, corner Of
Eighth street, whore will be found tho
largos. stock OF stovcr, tin ware, etc, in
the city. Tho Colonel wishes Us 20 say
to his many friends that he will always
keep keg OF nails con tap and my
thing else they may want in hia limo.
J-i-2-Gt
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MIX WNGoN.--i will commence run
ming milk wagon on Monday morning
February %. will continue IL all sum
mer, and respectfully solicit your patron
age. Milk will bO delivered 10 any ono
in tho city, daily morning and evening,
Orders may be given to the driver Of the
wagon or left at my leo stand, No 81 Ohio
loyce. GEoRGE 1oCUM.
lG9-2.2l-,f
THE barber sAop - on Tho corner oil
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whore j. George StIenhouso with his gon-
tlnmanly assistants can be- found Mt any
hour OF the day or night, ready to sootne
your feelings with II smooth shave, or cool
your tompor and head with good sham
poo. Its Grst.class shop, and you nro
sure oil receiving ilrat-clnss treatment.
Ladies' aud childrens hair cut or cnrled
gttor tho most approved styles. S-l5-tf
WE have something new in tho way Of
hali-shcet posters, which We think are
Just the thing for the sprihs trade. They
consst of Fix different designs, litho-
graphod, with mortises and margins lur
printing. Two OF the cuts aro suitable
Tor my business tho othor four for boots
and ahoes, photographers, druggists and
dry goods. We have but one hundred Of
zach GU, and will furnish them printed at
Cincinnati prices. Wo have also some
fancy cards. Tho "languAge OF ilowors,
ten designs; "Boquot," twelve designs'
,Opera," four designs and Comic cards
twcuty-four dosigns--which wa furnish
printed Mt $40 to sl2 por NJ. Cincinnati
prices. Who wants thom2 Don't all
prcak ut once. lG3-2.l9-3t
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UNION BAKERY.

Frank kralkv dcnircs that tho public
should know that hois prepared to deliver
bread of good quality sni quantity, Tor
httle money, in any part at the oi'y'
Give him your ORDER, and thon look cut
for the
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Just received at Houpts' M invoice tf
fine speclacles and eyo'glasscs,
232-3-29-5t
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RED WAGON
PUBLIC SALE.

by which hn will deliver to you tho staii
of uf,. 81 .3.2G-lm
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RIVEI. NEWS.
Port E.isi.

ARRIVALS
and departures for the "a hours ending al G
y. m. last evening:
Steamer Graccy, Columbus
Fisk, Paducah
Bel!o Memphis, Memphia
Iron Mountain, PittsburG
III. Bigley, st. Louis
Arkaneas Belle, Evansville
DEPARTED.
steamer 4. Z. Graccy, COLUMBUS
4" James Fisk, Paducah
Belle Memphis, 81. louis
Iron Mountain, 81. Louis
}. II. Bigloy, Ohio riycr
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Bea and barges, Now Orleans
sam Brown, Pittsburg.
Tho decline in tho Ohio river yesterday
was Elk iochos. Tho Mississippi was sta
ti7nary II 81. Louis at last account9, tho
la,o heavy rains having checked the de-
cline. It IS probably falling again.
There was slight improvement in
business Yesterday, Tho Weather
was cold ana raw, tho sly being covered
with clouds. a fter dark it cleared off and
tho night. though chilly, was beautiful.
The Anchor limo packet Grand Tower,
Captain Geo. W. Lonnox, for memphis;
and the Capitol City of the Same line for
Vicksburg and intermediate points, viii
depart this evening IT O'Clock.
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LIABlLIlIES.

LIABILITIES.
Enpital slOck...u......,'. si"
Exchange. interest. profit and loss.."...'."
Circulation outstanding
Individual deposits. ..",..."."...,.""'''". 81,
27s,
State Of Illinois. Alexander county, IS.
1, Charles Cunningham. cashier OF me rln1
.onsl Hank Of Cairo, do solcmnly swear that the
statement Is true to the best Of any knowledge
net CUAs. CUNNINGHAM. Cas-
pnbsc,ibed and sworn 10 before me ny
lay Of March, 1874. g., n
Conect--.A,tcst:
ROI'r. W. MILLER. pid
ii. l.. HALLIDAY.
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s-4.2-2t No % Ohio Lovoo, Cairo, III.
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NOTICE TO AURORA +. AND NJ.
ms. co. POLICY UOLDERS'

committee OF arrangements
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Di ;. s:;; bss. s: :; @ s.: $
L. n:: efs sa: . . , s.l s' H.,. rSsn . Il
s,:. Hs.y As. !:a. salsy sebastian Michel PAip W'Ss'i
N!tsI S.rsTse9a. l.! WITH Pete. n.asy John p rsi.
e. w cJ, kss s, s.:; Ds, r;S HsE
R John Nora Ta :I aofsI F:.
ola. r.isi R.' t Tss%. S'I In. dss s
ls.i ts:s o.TS ' H.T h.s. rpe. v.
rss'i ILL., ss sy s sn
ca .os ~ D. Thcm,, Reilly EwTd Duh Mlsh., pol.. Bran
o!:i H. fSss ci DAME as
nelly.
SS.,'.a 1:'s. Coulter Patrick H. Power Ch,s
cSsss Join sekssn cofsSu. Kane
ss' nis ss'':s
Si.y Andre. s Jh, ,sT %s ar %a wis r
Robert ss soSsr' ,: Mathew 9 Inn,
S.!s; Fs; s win :f
III; Herr i Clinton Tsc: Bnusr P,ei II Man .s r. D.'
III Nelson lsppsn Michael Bscn Hugh Farrell. Angus
T NM. D,t, Conner epa oDe.ohse J..s'
rdSs. S lane BEEF r s. Sso
sn John K.,.,ss abr Me0 Ps,Ict Anit Orlando
si :rs Ion: 'ss:
Sfs K. eGn s sS b sss
y n.n "ssssr Richard Fellow. WIN an Che Jacob feha.,
"n Robert ''Sf 1G U ks.a jane. .i NJ
long % s f:t ". B. %oS T.s ,s s's s:G
kssn shelly w% Kipp p'tsr k~piek >heeley, G.
GadweI Steer. w oioman.J Rooie, Male., HAYES,
w H"puo, NJ. vaughan Mcaanns !! haiorsn Mr msCAbe,
+ sSi;s, S ~ Sis: J. %!:':' II
TOsnvtad Rard-Johu Flanagan James M,onev VIM Csuld
we'll Thomas ID. Norris Lawrerce W. HrGraih ~ James wism
John MCCARTHY, H. Combs Murphy Clarke Robert
r Sherwood. jordan L. Mott
Upward Of 1900 votes sad to have been cas in tho
Twentythird Ward and each OF the factions OF Demo-
Gratis charged the other with bringing forward voters
from Harlem, Yorkve. and some OF the lower wards.
Some disturbance took place. in the midst Of which
some damage was done and pistol fred For members
Of the General Committee the following are claimed to
be elected by large majority:
John Flanagan, William C,u wel, J. Mooney Jordan L.
Matt, L. w. McCsh, Thomas D. Non.s, John Cark, Lew
Coomb James Williams, Jobn Mu by, John Mccarthy. Robert L.
Sherwood.
The ticket beaded bv Dennis McMahon viii! enter q
protest against tha adm of rhe delegates In
the General Commit ground OF fraud in
ducting the proceedings of tile election.
TpenyoarM Ward Henry D. Pur-ov. Pred Pi Peter Smith,
ThOs Kearus, Michel Dooe' y. B,rne, P Gro ~.
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LAST HONORS TO GERRIT SMITH.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FUNERAL


The remains of Gerrit Smith lay yesterday
in the bedroom which his last days had been spent
at Gen Cochrane's house Clinton-placo They were
not nclosed In caskct, being still packed in lee but
the body and the table which IL lay were covered
with flowers tastefully arranged; and near by were
several beautiful designs and embems composed OF rare
flowers. There large number of visitors 0t the
house during the day, majority OF them Intimate
friends Of the deceased Among the earlier callers was
Vice President Wilson, between whom aud Mr.. Smith u
friendship deep and OF long duration had existed
Among Others who visited the house were President
Brown and o. 8. Williams, both OF Hamilton College,
Samuel WIlkeson. III. b. Stanton Daniel Huntington.
Col Walter Church, james I. Stranahan Gen. Wet
more, LOUIS Bronson, John Kelly, and Hamilton
ClemIncus. Many coorod men also called, me most
notable being the Rev. Henry Highland GarneIt Prof
Reason, the Rev. Elder Rty, LOUIS Williams, ana Peter
5. Porter. A large number " ladies' were among the
visitors Tucse comprised Mrs. Joseph A. wright, the
States Minister to Berlin; Mrs. III. B. Stanton. Mrs.
Samuel WilkesOD, Mrs. HassOck, and Others, BODY OF
Cu,ans waited upon the family Of Mr.. Smitll- iinOn2
them jose Ant Ecneveriice aud Con. pee QuerSIon-
wreath flowers the name OF the CuDans ln tnls
city to send a committee OF three to attend the
bOuy its last restiDGpace IN PctcrDOro INC tfoute
gratefully recognized. 49, $500.
Tue body will leave the house In Clinton place at $3.50
y. III. to-day, accompanied by tho carriages OF the
CuOuus and the friends aud Kindred OF MIS- Sinltn VINO
to u Peterboro VIII depart nan ah nour ater
ward. Special arrangements have been made Tor con.
yeying remains the cars or the Newly DIX central
and Hudson River Railroad to the railroad station or
Peterboro, which is nine miles from the village proper
carriage TO the late residence OF Mr.. Smith They will
arrive about a. Thursday The funeral services
will begin at D. n aud will be very simple Tney VIII
be conducted Uy E. s. lothian or Syracuse; retired
clergy and intimate friend OF Mr. Smith Robert
Cushing will take plaster cast 0f the face vi MI ouIh
before The remains leave tho city.
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REMARKS OF Ex-GOv. HOFFMAN.

MIR. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN am very
clad TO meet hero tonight, Us many Democrats from
the city aud country and to IN this reception which
IA given to the Governor elect and Mayor elect
Of New-York. 1 feel q sort of fatheriy interest
n both these gentlemen, having twice niieu
the distinguished Offices to which they have been
elected should DO disposed to give them some adVce
TO night were not reminded OF the fact that adVce
Is be worst Of all things this holiday season Laughter
and appause When they shall have served Two terms
IN the Office they have been selected to ill, they Will
know great deal more about many things than tney
do now In few days Mr. Tilden will enter upon tne
highest oiice the state. The position Is one vi s'ea
lnr, All men recognize his ability and ms
exceptionally long training but no man eau
vnJrrtase 10 watch for two years over the vel
fare of 100000 Of people without feeling the ouraen
ask for ni the fair aud just support OF the peopo III
his responsible position And wiz DO ,h me''p a..
f,,r nor lust II you start out Win tno as
an, nt,on tuat the Governor can 90 eVefytuin
nave no faith In boards commissions Ior efecuto
rniirs care not how good man may De. Tue iaus y,
IN me system You may pick out The best steamer Una.
from The port OF NewYOrk aud senu ner 10 sea u,
, in.nt command OF three Of the best captains you
r ,av md The chances are hundred 70
", .hr vii founder In the 1rst gLie and u Is ucky =,
s"~ tu't 20 nuTn IN bmUOih water. Inese va ,I
DON, come in the federal Government ""u ~ 'H'
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TuB CHIEF sI0EAL OFFICE,
WARRINGTON. u. c.. Wednesday, Dec. 80 1914 g. M
Synopsis for the past ttoentv-fonr hours
The barometer has risen rapidly, with lower
ure aud clear fair weather III New Ehgand,
the Middle states, and the lower lake region
oneraly clear aud cold weather prevails In the
unnrr lake regiOn Northwest, and the Oilo valley.
with north Vest TO southwest WINDS anu declueuly
high barometer. A., r,.s.... -,
Tenn ssee with nOrtherly winds, decidedly lower tem
perature except near tue Gulf coast, ano Increased
Tsrty cloudy weather continues In the South Atlantic
States with light gentle winds, aud no oecided
change In temperature. - ,....,.
The Cumberland ono, Alleghany and MononSaheis
Rivers have risen rapidly during the day.
FOR Nep ENGLAND he Middle States ana the Iotcer tdke
r,oon purify cloudy and decidedly colder wea1ler en
mr., ra,i u.M brisk northwest 10 souhHe" p'nds ana
rising barometer. A., o.,.
For the upper lake region. the Northwest the Ohio
valley and Tennessee very cold and generaliy cioar
weather with north west winds east OF the Misss'
sppi Riyer uud continued high barometer.
For The Gulf and soutb Atlantic states, local rams,
decidedly colder weather, north or east winos' sno
The Ohio Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers. ana the
CenraI Mssssippi River will continue " rise during
the day. The Allegheny aud Mononsaheia Will iail
rapidly. =. Nav.yo-r Sandy Hank
Long branch, SQuan Beach, Barnegit Atlantic City
Pccks Beach, Baltimore, Cape May, Norfolk anu cape
Henry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-30
rprpcRlPHIC NOTES.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec 29.-The estimated snip.
msp,s Of bullion t Territory danns tue "a" year arc
s'GITCISSArI. Dec 29-Rchard Barnum, his WIFE
and .so etden death at sc'an'n Mss Oh sAu'
night -, ,:u:... =,
sat LAKE CRY, Doc. 29--The reported killing OF
N, Co. faml and ohsfs PSLe AID rniut' aa DC
false. =. r =:
& tom Beaver Ulh gone pur!ut o! tue reported imam
uurderen In Nevada
ALTOONA, Penn, Dec. GA man namea ona,.f
C,sns a, charge oi MANUFACTURING 'o1
lit niekels The proof s;ans hI ee'f.
poRr JERyIs. Dec. GA son OF +. BnducnhaRen
g. !!,wlri that place e''ci9ay "h"e
ii 0ii,ns on The lee lis body at bc"n rec verri
ST. THOMAS. Ont, Dec 29.-List nish al CLOCK
LINE. nea, tut c 80 e H. "f Sl' i''i W.
nttsatII allied AID Mfs lVdI dCl 10 ts A'uI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-30
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.

A fire broke out yesterday afternoon in a
small frame building No. $50 Frstave occupied hay
and feed store by A. j. Bogert, and communicated at
once with about baos of hay stored In the rear Of the
building With such infammable material to feed 1t,
the fire soon spread the adjoining budngs the three
story prick building No. $780, occupied by w. G. Cross
man as lime and store being partly destroyed
and few stables ami lath piles 10 the rear being
totally burned Mr. BOgert loses about $1,000 for which
he Is fully insured In the Rutgers Insurance Company
Mr. Crossman loses about the same amount being fully
covered by insurance n tn. Hamilton wbio e. H. Davis
of No. 20 West FOrtyseveuth the owner OF tho build
Ing suffers loss OF about $1,000 insurance not ascer'
occupied Dy Fred Myer and Maurice REILLY as resi-
dences. Their loss Is trifng: The IRE at one time
bnrned very fercey owing the innammabe material.
and y second alarm sounded. Fearing another con-
hagration such that of SUNDAY night Cher Engineer
Bates and Commissioners Pcrley and Van Colt pro-
ceoded 10 the scene but their presence was hardly
needed The flames were extinRuished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-30

BAooN-A. Fa.hius 10Th December. tie Rev. Gsossw
The Tn.. wes. Greenwood Cemetery the 2aA D.
oenbsL
BONNhR-D a. 1874 In the Ssh ysar his Joseph Doaa.s
toe lassa No oAs. vhac'. e1ues L.ssAce go
TilIry'ss. BrooIyu. De-. 10 a. l1Osiocsp@
BURNHAMOa Monday oveniLg 18th IIsL, D. JaIe Barnhm
As ass1S al. :S a Ser nae 5
Iva. Ksnains Wal taken " Troy os Iu'ethent
CAMPBBLL-Ou Modav evening. the 2eil Dembe' 81 his resi-
denoe Cssrtos asUs.eser Couay tho Kew Aed H. ~.mIsA
Fassr. vi, .ss p.oe Thursday from b. ae reaassss
cURTIs-oa Ta..d.y Dec 90 jain BRIGHAM Curtis. widow
Georss Cursis IN IT, Sj.H ysm age.
Funeral Taa.-y Ior.los Dec " ~ oe"ss sss
attend rsA'n' si be 1-.si I" r''
deuce, 4 l.. tor in.srneaI
HoLLY-t Broorvp D.. Dec g. Elsa Holly widow Of "
late John Aioer' isily. ,,.,,, no.
late residence No. isI Soah ssL'a'' as IL o'O' ~ -
stamford Conn. p.pen please copy
kALBFLEisGH-Ia s.Oe9 o. Tue'd, pc ~ 81 spa.Ans
III, ena. an rei.uyes are .vied to Thursday
rs'ae-o Of tss parents No Az S'a'a f's-d
kisSgYon s..o., .h. ee.h at chuso Of Aoss
A, wifo Of the Rev a. O. AlDaey 81 'hst c'!. ILL,
a snIS. ''''''
:1 t: ~. s:. s.:. =. y 81:
iosrss . sSh wsiue.is;j Afternoon. Il Scocr.
MALISlR Brootyu sOady Dec - EIiIa A, aged p Ie.
Dec 80. at O'clock han'On pncs Bsp'i Css'cs
Booklyn Tossy Dec % Mary hmrA secoud daaSs
VIZ, Il and Fanny T. aasl, In be- 9Th year
reside,e 433 P' Ssest Wedn
t2a Relatives friends mated W attend
PALYERIa Brooklyn. Tuesday Dee 30 Ea,ue b. dstShef Ut
Dsnie1 HAre Y Packet III The 2Uih If her
Funeral at 10 ksuseasI. THURSDAY,
ia Bsoosr- Moads. Dec 25 Csester ssn
Rsrsral Tia residence parents 's5 ies
st.. Wednesise.A o'clock
TowNsAND- evening" Dee & Aiee Jouas daughtss
OF William A. AiIc1.l IosrsAsi ssei aJesha
TIE friends v,tyes family nyd " -
tul tue fune1aL Il her liz
1 Brcoilrn ~ Win stiy Dec. 80 at Sp.m
USDERlIfL' MonI,1 morning. peG % Margsr w. widow o.
James 0i tie lac JOAgh u. VsrJah
Relatives al the Galway
1 ~ ala
yASDt QRoBJ-On xssdsy everAy Of dsh Iula ue oafy
child Msna Lcge tanjeIe 4gei yeaIs .d
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