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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
b WING eaE X a TONTOaANY R. R
RuNxINa TiNs.

Rowling Greer, fieave..7 An, 4 $3.50 P. N.
Rowling Green, Arrive. $3.50 AN 3 a 6;4J Pa
TsStug INV, leave IS A. ", 239 b;l D P. NJ.
Tuntosany, Arrive. "..7;30 A. 81. 1898 o =. N.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29


Painful Accldent.-On Sunday last
EDDIE ROACH got into buggy, in front Of
his fathers residence, TO which a colt was
hitched, and in starting of for drive the
colt ran directly for the river bank. Alarm
ed at the prospect Of being thrown over the
high bank EDDIE jumped from the buggy,
and in alighting upon the ground broke
both bones of the left leg, about six inches
above the ankle. lie was carried into the
house and Drs. RnETNFRANKand HUoHEs
summoned, who set the limb, which oper-
alton was borne monfully by the young
sufferer. Being left without driver the
colt changed discourse and ran to the barn
without doing much damage.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29

Single copies Of the JOURNAL can be had Of
Mr.. Il. ID. Ross, at the Postolfee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
The Perrysburg Cadcts.--This little

The Perrysburg Cadcts.-This little
battalion of juvenile soldiers, which
gained considerable renown two years ago
for their skill in the art of the soldier, re-
organized on Tuesday evening last and
elected the following officers:
CaptaIn-SHELIY MILLER.
list. Lieut.-WILLIE g. CURTIS.
ID. Leut-WALIIE EscoTT.
Orderly Sergt.-EDDrE RoAcH.
Color Scrg't-JoHNNY l.. POWERS.
Secretary-D. FREDDIE DoDGE.
Observation-Disclosures +. POWERS.
Drill Master-J f. FLEMMING.
We understand similar code of by
laws to those used by the former organiza-
tion will be adopted for the government of
the Company. We trust their department
will be such as to merit Interpretation Of
all our citizens.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29

For Sale.-S0 acres of good land with
in miles of Perrysburg will be sold cheap
and on reasonable time, Enquire Of
Cook & TRoUP,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29

A Cleveland woman recently married a
Chinese laundryman, and three days there
after the unhappy Celestial appeared at n
BARRIERS shop and ordered his pigtail cut
of, saying in explanation, "Too mucaee
dam yank."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
From the Weston Ava ancbe.)
The County Sent Contest,

The county seat question is not decided
yet, though the vote as cast, gives Perrys-
burg go majority. 1t was expected by
every one who knew anything about con-
tests Of this kind, that the election would
be contested by the defeated party, and the
usLal hue and cry about fraud and impor-
tation would be raised. This is always
the case. We had hoped thnt the election
would decide the vexed question positively,
but it seems as though this was not to be
the case. 1t is usual custom in social
scandals, church wraneles: family jars, po-
litical squabbles, and county seat contests,
to find people on both sides of the fence,
and few dead beats sitting on the fence
ready to Jump either way. In the Beecher
-Tilton trial, the previously fair and hon
orable name and fame of Henry Ward
Beecher, suffered more loss in the minds
of people at hrae by the ni,ji,ee unfair
and damnable false criticisms of the gossips
and scandal-mongcrs, than all the evidence
brought against him on the trial by wit
nesses on oath. People are not, as a gem
eral thing, slow to express their opinions
on questions OF public interest, and it were
we'll Tor law, honor and justice il they
were not so ready. Perrysburg may have
cast fraudulent votes; if they did, the
Bowling Green lawyers are schrewd and
sharp enough to detect it and bring the
parties participating in said fraud to JUS
tice. Bowling Green's skirts may not be
clear of fraud.
Our motto is, let justice be done, and
this cannot be by unjust criticisms on either
party, nor by threats of furnishing up
and wiping ont for action, the old flint
locks and lIarpers ferry muskets hanging
as heirlooms on the antlers in many q ru-
rnl dOmicil, nor by crying POO negro
voters" nor by the County Clerk abroga-
ting law and order and Assuming the
pressure of throwing ont the vote OF any
township of frec-holders, as fraudulent, un-
Ill the same be proven such.
Here is table Of the percentage Of in
crease of vote in several townships OF
Wood county that may bp uspfII IN Sntpa :.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
LOCAL MATTERS.
nnW AnYERTIsEmENTs.

NEW ADNBWIbsEmEN
Stoves& Hardware-Peck d Hamilton
Hardware @. NJ. Norton.
Attacl,m ent Notice-O. w. Norton,
Niqht Druggist G. @. Taylor.
Lots Tor Sale--G. Beach,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29

lH- Figures in Heavy Type indicate MeetrE
sni PAssiag Points.
TnF [Hi Indicate Stntipns At which Trains
must cHme to FUN Stop nn Signal.
=. u. SHORT, President, Cincinnati.
IL. Wilkins Genl Supt.
J. II. WELLRR, ASA Supt.
JAS. -. MoNaoR, Geu'l Freight Agt. Toledo,
CALvIS SuKPLRR, Agent, PerryshnrP.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
THE FIzZLE AT THE MUD.

The Band Began to Play, &c. lgncrance Of
the Objects Of the Meeting Arrival Of the
Jerry City Delegatior-A HeartleIs Man
Offers His Daughter for Vote Against
Removal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
Trnthfnl Wnrds.--1

Truthful WOrds.--The New York
School Journal says; "No more truthful
sentence was ever penned by man than
the following, writtenb by Chancellor Kent !;
The parent who sends his SON into the
world uneducated defrauds the community
of law abiding citizen, and bequeaths 10
it nuisance" aud adds; "rhesc words
should be written in letters of gold over
the entrance Of every school in the land"
Advertised LetteIk .-TbefollOwing let.
ters remain IN the Postollice at Perry sburg,
o., for the week ending Oct. 2s 1875;
Beach, Russell Lininer, ChAs. Fred.
Bauman, Fred. MeFall, John
Beaver, Mr.. PuwtOurier, Anton
Branden burg, ]. R0ehle. Emma
Cummins, Maggie 81. John, Fannie
Flickiner, Jacob Sehmelker, Sarah
Umstead, Ancon
Please call for advertised letters, and give
thedate sfthis list. Office hours from 8 A M.
tosP.M. ELBERT d. Ross, p, NJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-29
Ayers Cathartio- Pills,

E1 For tho relief and
EE cure of all deFangss
xfEksSS ments in the stOm-
] ! !. !. !. ! !
-E ach, Liver, and bow.
EN& els. They are q mild
a.. SAf@E4A nperient, and an
fe{slks ES1S excellent puTgatlve
& SSssSs VI table they contain
Rf SsfS no mercury or min.
W. ~ eral whatever. Much
(gt'& serious sickness and
~ ~ suffering Is prevents
cd by their tllnely
use and every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief when required.
Long experience bas proved them TO b tho sat.
the market abounds. by their occasional use,
ths blood - purified, tho eorruptons Of the sys-
tenn expelled, distractions removed. and tho
whole machinery OF life restored 10 its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become clogged
aud sluggish are cleanscd by 4 Ayer's PiIls, and
Siated my lato eeISn; M Ihs I EeiphenS ny p Sseaso
when reekonel on the vast multitudes who enjoy
u, can hardly he computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant 70 take, and preserves their
virtues unimpaired for any length Of time, 50
that they are ever ffesh. and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild. and ogeraio
without disturbance 10 the constitution, or Dict
occupation.
Full directions arc given ON the wTa4cf to
each box, how 10 use Them aA Family EhysiG.
and for the following complaints. which thea
Pilis rapidly eure:--
For DysiepSia or Indigestion. LiStissu-
should 30 taken moderately 10 Stimulate ills storas
Ash and restore its healthy tone aud action.
For Liver Complaint and its various sySntA
toms, Bilious Headache, Silk HenAs
ache, Jaundjee or Green Siclkuass, HI.
ious Collie and Bilious Fevers. they should
be judiCiously taken for each case, 20 correct tho
diseased action or remove tho distractions which
cause It. So fa
For Dysentery or Diarrh9a, but ous
For IIh6uhatism, GniIt, Gravel, Pail
pltGtion OF the Heart, Pain in tho
Side, Back, and LOins, they should be .eontin-
lV "A ns ClaUnA
action Of the system. with such change those
complaints Disappear. =
For Dropsy and Dropsical sweIlinEe,
they should be taken In large aud frequent dose9
to produce the ef6ct of 4 drastic purge. ,
For Suppression, largo dose should b
taken, as Il produces tho desired elieot BY syns
pathy. L
Asa Dianar PiII. take one or two PtIks to
promote digestion and relieve tho stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach nnd
bowels, restores tho appedte, and hlyigorates tho
systam. Hence Il "a oftan advantageous whcro
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
toeTably we'll ofien finds that dOso Of thcs0
Pills makes him feel decidedly better, from then
cleansing and renOVating efeet ON the digestive
apparatus.
PREPABKD ny
Dr.J. G. AYER 8 co., PyaettOal Chsnststs.
LOWELL, MASS, U. s. A.
ron SALE DT ALL DRuGaIsTs EvERYwHERS
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
PERSONAL.

Prof. Young of Dartmouth College, who
want n China 10 observe tha transit OF Venus, is
pacted home In q few days
9 Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh left Chicago last
evening for this CITY his way back to ElSand to en-
ter iniO coming political contests
The Rev. D. Dyfn Davies, formerly Of
Kingston Penn. has accepted cal exeuded to him oy
the Welsh Con grega iona Church Of tbs city
Admiral Lapace, the oldest officer in the
French navy in which he attained to some fame pro-
yious to the year S48. just died at the age Of s
A pension Of 1900 francs o year has been
accorded to the widow Of the French painter Mlle on
,Se propositon Of 81 de Chennevere, Director Of the
Fine Arts.
The Rev. Robinson Duc,lworth, NJ. A., Fell
low of Trinity College, Oxford. and Chapain-n-ordf
nary the een. has sesH appointed 012on q,
Mr.. Oliver Charlick is again seriously Ill,
and there are only slight hopes OF bis recovery HIS
1,.a.so b.s a.sumed a dropsca FORM his lower limos
ara BADLY swollen and 1t is impossible for him to lis
do WI by reason OF the great pam
Searching the annals of cold weather to
and II possible colder Winter than the present some
person found several rather marvellous
CONCERNING the Winter Of l7 Not the least OF thee s
one that Franois lie wis., sgner OF the Declaration o.
Independence. drove his horse the WhoiS iens'n u
Long Island Sound on the lee.
A dispatch to The London Telegraph from
psrIn says It appears likely that the Emperor Williams
,orrnav 20 Italy may take place about the middle OF
Apr,, nsxt No place Of meeting with Victor anuel
/, vet nxed upon. but probably the Emperor VII. WIS.,:
Wanna on his way southwark. Tue EmperoPs htaltE
,sexeelienL The Crown Princess Is RAPIDLY gaining
strength.
A movement has been started in England
having for its object the commemoraon in some lifting
manner Of the ten years OF Dr. Maunings episcopacY
Tn. Catholics OF Ireland also intend in short time to
celebrate the completion ~ 50 years during which DE-
Are hbishop OF Tuam, has held us See and ais
the compIeon Of 2by-ars during when Cardinal Cullen
mas held tne ofce OF Roman Catholic PnaIe OF IreIaha
MIR. Clark Bell has written and printed a
pamphlet Of ss pages svo which he calls Bref ana
Argument before Judiciary Committee OF the Ben
as 1t OF course favor Of the continuance Of the
pacAo Mail subsldy 1t begins by addressing members
81 the In1lcary COMMITTEES Gents IL seems very
A. beginniuG for Mr.. Bell to make. he himself pears
the same relation 70 lawyers tnat gents DO
10 gentlemen
WASHINGTON, Feb Ex-senator Carpenter
occ,nied h,s seat In the Senate Yesterday He WAS
heartily welcomed by his brother Senators OF all pafeS'
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-An invitation was
sxand.d TO Senator Conkng TO take part IN the suio
stas upon the life aud character OF Senator Buckingham
ana ntativs Hooper. but he was called 10
York on FRIDAY on important business and Wah 'nlh
paying his tribute 10 the memory oI
Hooper when his death Was ANNOUNCED III tue cchHts
yestsrday should be here before he ueath oi
s.nntor Buekn announced, he VIII TAKE paIt ~
the uuogie5 then to be delivered
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

srsess are sound unsouud. Our only purpose Is TO
sxpssa what they are snd show that they arc not
pov propoanded for tn" lrst time.
MUSICAL NOTES
A musical and dramatic entertainment for
sNs beneat AZ tue poor viii ue given at De Garmo Hall
tomorrow eveuiuz
A large organ built by Henry Erben viii be
exhibited at tne factory IA East Twenytnirds st. to-
morrow from 10 until o
Mr.. Carl Wolfsohn is about to give a series
of ten echumaun Rcci ais IN ChicagO he promises
remarkable selection Of SchumaOns pianOi0rte music
and alse Q number OF the songs.
At the next Philharmonic Concert in Brook
tyn the programme viii tncude Haydus Oxford Sym
phcny and BeethOvenS Pastoral the Bach Cnaconne in
strumepted ny Ran, and senrmanu's Overture to the
Bride Of Messina." TIE pube rehearSals begin next
Wednesday.
sterndale Bennett has been buried in West
minister Abbey The req1siiOu tO the Dean to permit
his informant In that sacred Pile signed by great
number OF prominent MUSICIANS. including Hans Won
Ellov. J. Joachim, Sir JuEus Benedict. Jenny Lind
Godsehmidt, Arthur snlivaD, G.. A Macfarren, A Rau
degger J0hB Huah. Charles SanIIey Sims Reeves. and
SIR Frederick Gore Ouseley.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
PCBLIC OPINION.
.eiection of Pinchback. thongh NOT an

The rejection Of PinChback, though not an
express is implied. reusN 10 Fc,j[Il1e-,Ac ltsiiy
OF the Kellogg Government. which, tler fore s'tJler
ated only as dc Jaeio Observation-Disclosures Tribune
adm RepJ
From the first we have believed that the
attempt 70 recognize the Kellogg Government ~ tho
admission OF PncnDack 1uuIel AID ought nor 10
succeed and heartily reIOie thtt 80 m tuA RNpu1h
Senators have acted upon the same OpiniOn.-lst
LOuIs Democrat tadm. Rep
1t would spoil a good deal of Presidential
oratary shonid tue trolbe ~ L1G.tua he hushcd mp
by a compromise AID bdtl-lactOty a y tstin nj. M
friend or the next Democratic Cand 1te fur ihr Pres
deucy will encourage commend sucn a cJIclusion.-
Cincinnati Commercial (Ilt.D
II has come to pretty pass when Tammany
craIs into the support Of "A meas 10 deprive Gov
Tden OF power he now bol Is, Docause liz VIII not Use
City Of NewYork. We don'e beneye tHe scaeue can
sGCceed-l Syracuse Courier tDonJ
Within ~ months we shall see either n
Presidential Dictator. prem~ Mntary Cnef Or GOV
erunaht conducted By tne ate HJus the army and
the navy or else shall the rtnorn states gwen
over TO .nernecine battle; for Grant business
and idea OF glv NJ without hght, b"ing No
loT foot-rsce-i Louisville COGrcl Journal tDsn)
The tWaddle of these miscrcants about Presi
dent Grant and Third Term Is sheer nonsSnse. Ihey
very well that has pIt liul IN nOuIlaA
tionfOr reelection except in response 10 setn!ns
acknowledged demand OF the people and they know
forward antsgonIsm-to the wishes OF the people
National Republican Washington Adm. Orgaul
We shall not have war at tue North; no EV-
ecutve dictatorship Will be attempted nut We ~ eai 10
euforce peace At tine South have 10 a. the North
crush out she hune RUE Of rebellion Wherever
IL may take Udgmeu THIS - publican pOiicy 10 is
be the popular demand, as tie fact OF overt act
aud reasonable purposes l. clearly developed ANA
President Grant viii the srOGg hand II necessary,
IA Obedience 10 the Constitution 4li ms odih ohIte -
enforce TINS demand.-[Troy r.mes adm. R3pj
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
GoTERyaENT wEATRER REPoRT
WAR DEPARTMENT


OYYIcR or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON ID. c.. Monday Fen. a. IS75-l a. N. }
Synopfls for fhe pas "a hours
The barometer has very generally risen. It
IS ghest of the South Atlantic coast l. has fallen in
the extreme Northwest
The temperature has fallen somewhat In New En-
gland and risen decidedly from the laks region west
9ard southcrly winds and clear weather prevail over
the Gulf and South Atlantic states and the ono valley
hut In Missouri Vie and upper lake region partly
clouey weather. westt riy winds IN Now Ens!and and
tne Middle states. ..
The rivers have changed but slightly at all stations
Ff'o6abtiIseY
During nonday in the South Atlantic States station
AIRY or rising barometer souherly winds, clear warmer
weather .,. - ,.u,..
For the Gulf States, rising. followed by falling
barometer Increasing sOutheTy wlads, warmer clear
followed by partly cloudy weather aud possibly local
For Ienue.ses and the Ohio Valley and the lower lake
region, falling barometer northeast 10 southeast
winds. warmer partly cloudy weather.
For the upper Mississippi and lower missouri valleys
the npOer lake region, and hs Northwest, falling bar
oueter southerlY winds warmer cloudy weatner, with
rain or snow followed By nsing barometer and colder
north west winds. .
For Se and rising barometer, north west winds
backing 20 southwest, warmer partly cloudy westhrr
For Ihe Middle StGfes stationary rottoved ov Jd1'nG
barometer souery rIHds, uaTeT veGI.sr and i'creas
ting eLOHdiness
The rivers will continue stationary.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

toned IN connection with the English mission None
VI that illustrlous race play oraw-poser'
Gen. Butler is said to have declined an in
vita, N 70 deliver agricultural address next Fa
h,cau.s Ne should be travelling in Europe at that time
ha sr,,.n patriots who with dlsmay that the pub
a., ~ a, = ns away from their noses, and who are
,,.,ohv cor,,,,.' that another is at hand should
ahor with IN. cens al TO prevent his absence from the
.crr,rv a, so crt.,.s, a time II without saying
that this country could never carry On war "i'Hou
Butler
Gov. Howard, the mose popular uovernor
Rhode Island has had for years, is TO
clined another renomInaton. and the H.. s"..
looking about for a candidate. AZ might hs,. ,ha
,pected the first report about candidates brio. r,
familiar information that Col Henry .Lippitt is ~
toned for the position" The memory OF the average
Rhode Islander will fail TO recall the year when the
name OF Col LDpitt was not thus mentioned Perhaps
rewarded.
Senator-elect Andrew Johnson told corre-
spondent Of The s. Louis Republican recently that ne
had no doubt whatever about President Grants third
term purposes. He did not know anything about the
details personal otherwise OF the situation at wash
ington because he had been there but very tte and
had had his mind occupied with other airs while
there But far he able 70 Judge from hisKnow
edge OF Grant a and politician, hA Thought
there end TO the number OF terms he would take
II he could them-n fact there was no end 10 any
thing Grant would take II he could get H.
Prof Bonamy Price writes TO a gentleman IN
Chicago; "A nice mess In Louisiana; IL has greatly
damaged the reputation or American institutions In
England One thing always strikes me-Ihe conserVs-
tism OF America. sach deed in England would have
turned every into rampant Radical" Upon this
observation The Chicago Tribune, a newspaper wbica
tries its hest to be good Administration organ, re
marks: Prof Price the word Rldic4l IN s Eu-
gsh sense OF opponent TO the established Govern
ment This by OF the most tloughtfu or
Engshmen, knows institutions py studying
here well from abroad, shows that the crin
nal gect of Congress to rocty The gigantic fraud o!
Louisiana has thrown grea. and perhaps lasting dis
credit upon the Republic"
The st. Louis Democrat tells this characteris-
tic anecdoe Of Senator schurz:" When a candidate IN
1862 he suspected that n friend secretly using or
promising money. He went TO him and said: u VIII
not cast for for gain OF any kind or
the hope 1t II elected with such vote for me- ana
know it. Will accept; and II ever find II ont after
ward will resign the office. Tnis, the night before
caucus at which he nominated by barely Que ma
oriiy after fight OF unsurpassed bitterness. Whas
sort OF s that TO sit IN the same senate with
never mind, say BOevi The world supposed that
SchuTE plotted break up the Republican parry 10 MIS-
souri, la 1870 Those who nearest 20 MIN know taas
while the roll being called for the decisive
vote, less than five minutes before the Dot, he e1
pressed, with the greatest feeling, MS nope tla1 ~ "0U
resdIs as TO prevent separation
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
DIED
ALLRS-In Brooklyn.

ALLgS-Tn Broosy s,urds Pb 20. Frederick W. Anea ne
,b. ,ml, uved ,.rd the u.s,.,
at a' li,e rssae-e S,a f.-et ao9-,y "a 'l' al 'e'
BARTOY-0D ThurSa' 18Th .n.t SsbVIe Teou sujdesl,
Pneumonia R,eh4rd q B-o- Ol Do-Jn o'merJ Of Troy ~
Tee reusias val De ta-eH 10 10Y ior .uterneuL
BsLJ-At Ees.Brlnwick J. Fen 49, Rear A5mn Chs H. Bella
U s. Navy; "a ne III year o. h,' :se A.. ..,.
sD I, un,,. nom 81 .S - S, ,a's S sIss
BICKSBLLAt BlbyOn, Fnoy, 10 DANIEL B'eissa
formerly of BrpvslyH, ayed 81 year,
Rysrgre.n C.msi.yy 81 43U , NJ
Ga m. AID 10y Central Ks hO,l) fuS;'' tomt ai9;o0A
aged so Rev stepsn Brow D rfsd-S Bder Of he Ses
The ..ii1s. h- fun. from tss
seventh Avenue Chu ch De- Four eeu'h % o. ouaa Fes
the setars-iaoa o ct aonisT .tl'JOp.m.
Saturday Feb 20 William Cary sss1
Feno Wi take D.es the s.n', Of hi; o'r." no ?'s We.
respectfully ssen4 IAe will ss'A-en 10 WOOD
cORNELL-seeo,d month se7,nb d.v s,urdar ooh nse
@ Paebe Rsoeecs eldest Caa " and Pse6e Cssnex
20j Last THIRTY .lish-sL
Ruh A. John No O'Clock ron the sdsoos
bro!De J. IOIasoa EveFgIeeA'.Ve an """l61e
KELSEY Winchester Mass Sunday l4h inst suddepl' Of ssars
disease Mr. J'me' y ionaer 0 New-YorA age % 'eaA
KIRrLAND-A, Newark N j. eh 20 JANA Blsssv.
hi Of JOAN T. and Joseyhne Bseo" kirkland aged 1'SAs
.nd friends ir1.e to attend 'hs funeral from lo9s
Broadst. on Tuesday next at l. N
aeres ether son1sIv CsOn BfsrOsr MARI. As
Lefert T. f.rts. 10 her SD
HOuce funeral hereafter.
LOCKwOODOn s,tuAsv P-b 20 PAINFUL ineu Psnav
HaVenL eldest child OF lie Grand snc Kate II. lockwood. -
~ be bed residence Der parents We %
Tusda' a. - a0ss kenAlss
will be taken 70 her1ak, Coan Tor n.eTme5I
AAYCoCKsundsy Feb FL ssihie Espe son u the late ss-ss
and naIcocE.
Nsuee Of usersl hereafter.
scC ELLAsDoa S,;urdv Veb 30 bis ,n residence Ne -
R.gt SIX ty-nKth-st.. John McCl-lsnd. NJ D,
HIS Tesas sra " Ed-srds Hal. ana YeswS
ofshe Academy Ceunty Aode Society invited
from The Pesbvt-sa Church Pfhsve eor
NBeteeAths., TdeSiAT a. IL ock a. speos
train sil for Woccawa Cemetery AZ close Of srgses
oBRIRN-On s.turd,v uo-nng P-b - at 0oek Arm s
Bsn nos OF James STsa agea -
Relative, Ard M respectfully invited attend NJ
from
30 81 Gthrefs
oed 40 for To. I-enut Cavs' Ceme'sy
sAMUE-0R SATURDAY Fsh 20 kseeen A. SsnaeL se Of "aasos
W. Slmne.
y..,rs . sks ps residences ~ aher Amos sob6ns fa
BrOskn ASEd.y FsA -, az Vel1eE n ke&s-
| dVes aEd IieEds are lnTtfd
Saturday nernOr Hsa nanA.n shsrs
,hs 47th ol bh
A. respectfully inv ei to attend tie ugerA fro@ -
Peters Church State Bosa Brsskn, a. 80 hSesy
Afternoon. 2&d nst
sMrH-o. rhursa,y morning Feb ls M, Grsss wife Of sss
a
her late readonoe, No "a OUH"s-p@oe' VI "S~'
OF IL o'clock.
gTARRon SATURDAY neruins Feb 90 bis residence l4l Wss
Panr.ss,h,t Henry VI star the 3Jd o. bis age
pnp.s vo-. al the residence his ths Charles oss-
bar, Coma koudAr sneraooa 2d inss ans e'e J. ace
.A.teh. urtaS raoklre