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Complaints are being made that'tre
bridge on New Street near the depot,
is in need of repairs. and i'll fact is
unsafe. We would ask the attention
ofCouncil to this fact. An unsound
bridge is an exceedingly dangerous
a1lhlr, and may entai! heavy amount
OF damages upon the town.
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During the dry, hot, fnd sultry
weather, that We have hdd upon US
the past week, nothing same so re.
frcshingly, as a glass Of Or. Wanna.
makers Soda Water Cold and spark.
Ing, the sample consumed by "yc 10.
CAL carried with it feeling of true
inwardncss, that still fondly fingers in
ollr memory. TEr
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Motive OF IOissolution

Noti>'e OF Dissolution.
7 There having been ~ dissolution 10y ms-
tal consent, Of the Copartnership hereto
fore existing at his place under The firm
name of~AV.~Psni! GKE;ss;;.,tl,~B Bro.r.zAlI,.
parties indebted to the late firm, are here
by notified that the Books OF the firm are in
the hands Of ". +. DUKES at the old
stand, and all parties are requested 10 make
.pren1nti l'aymept to him, ps l,cs shpSiness has
te hes elptta 4 A "a Ea:s
R"wcs Pump s. C., June 2Stl,.lS75
W. +. DUKES,
I. G. DUKES.
july3 1875 sm
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fME Van Tasscl, tho County Audi
tor asks that we remind the tax pay
crs that Tuesday the Goth Of this
month is tho last day upon which thcE
can make their returns. This is bhl
ten days of, and Mr.. Van Tasscl heagS
that all vii come up promptly,
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Diss olution.
OnASdEBURd, 8. c. /,

OnASdEnURd, 8. c.
June 2s, 1875.
On or after this date BY mutual consent /
herewith withdraw from the firm Of
mitchell, OsTRANDER &JACKsON,
hut will carry on the same business by
myself
A. J. JACKSON.
july3 1879, . 8.
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sECONIb. b.UIND ENGJNEs-

SE'CONIb-HAND ENGINEs-
hessrs. Straus s. Co. are still sell
ing lafgc quantities of engines OF
various powers at really low prices.
Now ifs the time for any parties in
need of stean power, to supply them
selves. Call and sec thcae gentlemen.
FRUkT--
TIE Charleston papers shy TINT
peaches and watcrmcl Ions arc drugs
i'll Eho market there. How is it that
we jsee none here? Orangeburg heat
CHarlcston badly i'll early vegetables.
a1d we had hoped would have given
lfcr 4 close rub in Inc fruit line.
trA TFRMELLONS-
One half Of the papers almost in
|tto State arc Offering one years sub
sfription for the biggest melon sent
them that is about rlsy el,out We
flon't offer that, but We will bind our
selves; and give good security to cat
or have eaten, every blessed melon
that any or all of the planters mny
bring to our Office. We mean bust
ness. n
CONFIRMATION AZ TIE EILSCO-
PAL CYURCH--
The 1T. Rev. w. .. w. Howe,
Bishop Of South Carolina, will ofici-
ato at the Episcopal church, OH
Thursday afternoon next (the 18th
lEst. at 81 o'clock. Several candi
dates will be confirmed by the Bish-
op. We hope all who arc able will
attend this interesting service.
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The South Carolina Bank IL Trust
Company better known rs Hasdy
Soiomons Bank, has failed, it is sui,
posed that. besides heavy losses to plri.
vatc parties, the State will catcl, I'll to
the tune Of abut Two hundred Taibus
and Dollars, very consoling to phrtics
who have to pay Taxes.
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STILL He rs NOTII1PPl:-s- -

Our Friend N1oscley is not satisfied
with having the "nobbicst' little marc
about Town, but must go and import |,
par Of sorre's, that take u buggic, or
wagon along i'll stylo,. they arc 10 not
much OH the FAST" but When they
start they mean business. Go and
look through Mcsclcy's Stables just
IN the rear Of his Store, he can show
you stock worth looking at and worth
driving.
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TIE N.l1YONAL I,ROYn,y2.lN MI

TIE NATIONAL I'ROIES2llN7--
The first number Of this paper has
Just reached us, it is elegantly gotten
up, on finest paper and presents 4
.iandsome appearance. lt'isTdcvotcd
to the "mAintcnancc.pf Protestant SUI
prcnacyD in this country, and pre-
scnts It's views i'll II very able and
earnest manner. The variety and
ability Of lis articles, cn,iilc them to
thte55col,sidcraLioh 5f the honest think
ing men. The subscription is only
one dollar per,t annun. address
7Ae Nanoaal Protestant, CT Liberty
Street, New York.
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4 FIsA AnER-
Iu Hcsponse TO an invitatio4 from
this gentleman we proceeded to in
spect g a sample bottle Of his gchum-
pagnH which bad been rcposh,g for
se,yerda hours in his ice house, to say
that was good would be bSt faint
praisa. IF any one wants 70 know
how Bood it was, let them c&ll round
and tEy one. Fischcr's bar jk as, neat
and A'ict, and as well supplied, rs any
one 81 town, full Of foreign and do
mcsti@ alcs, wine, liquors, tEc.
..-- ka a--------s.sszo <zsaa.-- i--- ------ IL,
BASIb BALL NOTES
III second game bctwcn the Rattle
snak 4, of Lcwisville, and tic Blue
Of thi, place, came OF on
Tliulflay last. The Rattlcsnakcs al
thoutll beaten in tho first game, came
TO th scratch this time with full con
fidcih3o i'll themselves, aud beat their
oppA lents handsomely by 81 tor2l.
It i'll now require tho third game to
de the match, each Club having
wFb one game. We hope the blue
St1 kings will practice up, so rs to
glvEA 4 good account Of themselves
VII s !, it does arcu'. they must not let
d nscburs get b'atcn.
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For Sale

A VALUABLE PErcE OF PROPERTY
ON
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CAROLINA COLLEGLAr"' SCHOOL
We acknowledge receipt Of q card
of invitation to attend the comnhcnce-
nent exercises Of The above institu-
ton at Anderson, S. G., on the 18th
and 18th instants. We cxtshd our
thanks, and regret that other jcngagc-
ments prevents our ATTENDANCE. u
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TOWN COUNCIL.

This body meets every second Tuesday
after the first Monday of each month, for
the transaction Of regular business.
Mayors Court held whenever occasion
requires.
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ss1!5s5 10 SIS go
Per Day at Home. Torms froe.
Address q. STINSON & Co,
Portland, Maine,
jan 90 1875 ~
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MODEL STORE

4 MODEL STORE
J OF the MANY handsome new stores
that have been built in Orangcburg
since the fire, that Of Frantz Brigg-
mann, on Mcroncy's old corner. is the
pretticst. 1t fronts on Russell Street
twenty-five feet and extends back
along Broughton Strect scvcnty-fve
feet, thus enjoying a clear front in all
ofrone hundred feet. The construc-
ton Of the building is OH the modern
plan, and is calculated to reflect cred
it upon its builder, Mr.. Cramer The
shelves and counters in it are all fine
~ finished, and when filled with goods
Will be the handsomcst in Orangcburg.
Mr.. Briggmann is thoroughgoing
young man, and does not admire the
pcnurious disposition that would
prompt one TO build a store of refuse
lumber. His idea is that a we'll con
strnctod ftoro is not onlyan ornament
to q town, but at once an advertise
ment for its proprietor. One fcauturc
aoout this store has attracted considc-
rable notice. That is the beauty Of
the drinking saloon in the rear. The
counter and shelves are artistically
finished in intuition Of walnut, and
when set off with the many good
things with ,Fhich MIR. Briggmann in
tends to fill them, will surpass any
thing Of the kind i'll Orangclrlrg. 1t
will he 1lnr cEceHcnle tho salnnn of AZ
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store o1sSahrsday last, and extended
general invitation to all of his
friends to assist ipta, houso-warming,
which was heartily responded to, and
many wishes offered; "Frantz" for a
long and prosperous career in his new ne
and elegant quarters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-15

WE Pu'.I-hed, yesterday, a circular
from Comptroller Gaines, addressed TO
taS chairmen Of the county courts
Throughout the State, calling their at
oeutlon 10 the act Of the legislature sus-
pending the collection Of taxes until
November Is, 1875, which provides that
ali sureties Of tsx-collectors are to ap-
pear before the county court on the first
Monday in May, 1878, and acknowledge,
IN writing, their willingness TO become
and remain liable for all the acts snd de-
faults ot such tax-collectOr rs by thS
terms and conditions Of their bonds they
originally were; and in case they re-
fuse 80 to appear and acknowledge lis-
bility anew, then any tax-collsctor is
concerned TO enter into a new bond for
the faithful performance Of his Cuties;
provided, however, the county court
shall retain full poTer in all cases where
1t may think the bond originally en-
tered into not sufficient 10 require other
securities, This circular hss attracted
great deal Of attention, as we learn from
the State exchanges, and It is expected
Will result hereafter In greater security
10 the State
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from DR.. Tupper, secretary Of foreign snC
domestic mission board, asking for aid
A collection of seventy dollars wai
then made for mission work, the dele.
gates being stimulated probably by 8
stirring address, and it was resolved tC
request the pastors Of Tennessee churches
to take up 8 collection for the prosecu'
ton Of the work.
The committee on deceased ministers
announced that two distinguished min.
listers OF the denomination had died
| during the past year, and the report was
adopted, the name of Rev. Bradley Kim
brough being added to the list.
The report of the trustees of the uni
versity was also adopted.
The committee on nomination then
recommended the following executive
board: T. G. Jones. A. W. Buttorff, W.
G. Inman, w. A. Nelson, NJ. B. Pilch-
| or, T. T. Eaton, A. B. Shankland, G.
| G.. ConnOr. VIM. Shelton, n. T. Rogers,
w. d. MayfieId, w. w. Simpson, G. A
Lotion, D. M. Barker, A. Hatchett,
John billiard, w. s. Taylor, G. s. Bar
rett, w. II. Barksdale.
The report on education made very
favorable showing, both upon Noisy
Creek college and the univ ersity at
Jackson, giving brief history Of its re-
suits since its establishment. The re-
port was accepted.
The president announced the follow
ing additional committees:
Publications-S. Landrum, w. ID.
Mayfield, g. w. Griffin, T. L. Eaton.
Centennial-William Shelton, A. b.
Shankland, II. W. Buttorf, w. G. In
man, J. w. Thomas, w. A. Nelson, L.
G. Jones.
Rev. T. G. Jones was selected to
preach the Introductory sermon at the
next convention, with T. T. Eaton as
alternate.
The treasurer reported collections,
1855 70; disbursements, S420; balance on
hand, S45.
1t was resolved to allow the secretary
twenty-five dollars for his services in
printing the minutes and having the
same properly distributed.
Rev. w. A. Nelson having announced
that the convention was entitled to an
other delegate to the Southern Baptist
convention, J. r. Graves was appoint
ed, and W, II. POhlman added to the
executive board.
Rev. w. A. Bailey presented a resolu-
tion rendering the thanks Of the conven-
ton to the citizens of Nashville and
Edgefield for the hospitsble manner in
which the delegates had been enter
tanned during the session; to the Nash
vile Republican Banner and Union and
american for the faithful reports in
their columns; also to the various rail-
roads for transporting the delegates at
reduced fare.
G.. w. Griffin offered a resolution
rendering the thanks of the body to
President Eaton for the very excellent
manner in which he had presided.
All then Joined in singing "Blessed be
the tie that binds our hearts in christian
love-" while the delegates gave to each
other the hand of christian fellowship,
and the president then declared the con-
vention adjourned until Friday before
the fourth Sabbath in October.
Immediately upon the adjournment OF
the convention, the West Tennessee
delegation met and dissolved the West
Tennessee association, merging it into
the State convention. "In unity there
is strength" and the Baptists united
under one convention may expect bet
ter working cooperation and more bene-
fetal results.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

PTTTsBURG, April 14-Night.-, River
rising, with 8 feet inches in the
channel. Weather clear and pleasant.
No arrivals or departures.
CINCINNATI, April = ight.-River
falling, with q feet 7inches in the chan
mel. Weather cloudy and colder. Ar
rived: Charles Bodmann, New Orleans;
Charles Morgan, New Orleans. Depart
ed: Cherokee, Pittsburg.
LITTLE Rock, April 14.-River fall
ing, with II feet inches water in the
channel by the government gauge.
Weather clear and cool. No arrivals
or departures except local packets.
NASHVILLE, April 14.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River falling, with 10
feet 8 inches water on the shoals. No
arrivals or departures except local
packets.
NEW ORLEANS, April 14.-Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived: Mary
Houston, Louisville. Departed: Robert
Mitchell, Ohio river.
VICKsBURG, April 14.-Weather clear
and cool. River stationary. No boats
up. Down: Leopard and tow and In
diana. Arrived: Julia.
Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, April 15-1 a.m.-FOr
the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio
valley. clear and warmer weather, with
south to west winds, and falling barome-
for
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be due the State charitable institutions;
also an act authorizing the parish Of
Pointe Coupee to Issue bonds, On the
ground that such an act would eneot1r-
age extravagance and increase The parish
debt; also an act depriving the Demo.
cratic city sheriff Of his fees, on the
ground that the reductions made in the
payment for feeding prisoners we're ex-
cessive, and would work public injury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-15

The store of John Marzetti, an Italian
fruit merchant in Columbus, Ohio, was
entered by burglars Saturday night,
and six hundred dollars in money stolen
from the clothing of clerk asleep in
the room. A mob of burglars have been
working that city for some days.
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The Louisiana Jockey CIuS-ThIra Day

The Louisiana Jockey CIub-Thfrd Day.
NEW ORLEANS, March l4.-Louisiana
jockey club; third day. First race-s
mile and an eighth, for al ages; club
purse, Si0O; first horse, $500; second,
S75; third, SIS. Won by Survivor by q
length and a half; Sweet Boy second,
Leap Year third, beating Pat Leonard,
King Amadeus, Pauline Sprague and
Denver. Time, l:59. Survivor led at
the start, and throughout the race, win
ming easily. Pools last evening: sur
vivor, Sl20; Lesp Year, 500; Pat Leon
ard, $40; Denver, $40; King Amadeus,
SO; Psuiine Sprague, SIS; Sweet Boy,
SO. On the track Leap Year was the
first choice.
Second raee-Three miles, for all
ages, club purse $3.50; fret horse $500,
second horse 500, third horse $50; won
by Galway by two lengths; Falmouth
second, Granger third, beating Captain
Hutchinson and Crown Prince. Time,
5:lO Galway led 10 half mile, when
Hutchinson went front, holding the
position until entering the homestTetch
on the last mile, when Galway went to
the front. Pool last night, Galway sold
for $3.50; Granger, S220; Hutchinson,
S220; Crown Prince, $50; Falmouth,
$40. On the track there was no per-
ceptible change in pools.
Third race-Mile heats, for all ages.
Club purse, $500; the first horse to re-
ceive 500; second, 500. H,rry Felter,
l, /; Mary l., =, q time, las, l l:49.
Falter won the race easily. Ia the pools
last night Felter rsold for 500; Mary l.
Ss5. On the track three to one was Of
fered in favor Of Felter. Weather, track,
and attendance good. Racing fair.
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Attention, Knights Templar.

THE members of st. Elmo Commando q
ry, No. l5, u. D., are requested toXT
meet at the Exposition Building, this/W\
CTHURSDAY) evening, April 18th, at "a
O'Clock, for drill.
By order. B, y. HALLEH, +. {.
r w SHELTON, Recorder, apis
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MASONIC NOTICE.

EUREKA COUNCIL, NO. s, K. & 8. 81. Q
Il The stated monthly assembly ofXH
this Council Will be held this (THURS-[V\
DAY) evening at 3 o'clock, at their hall, in
Gayoso Block, for the dispatch of business
and concerning of degrees Members are re-
quested TO be prompt in attendance.
Transient r. & s. MS fraternally invited.
By order of Al. WHEELER, T. /. NJ.
Attest: c. II. MYERS. Recorder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-15

A fire at Monmouth, Illinois, on Sun
day morning, destroyed over a hall
block OF buildings, including the Mon
mouth cooperative building with large
stock. Total loss about twenty-seven
thousand dollars. Insurance small.
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Ice Cream ParIOrs Now Open

NOR the reception of ladies and gentlemen
Z where only the best will be served. Also
fine Connections and Cakes on hand and N ade
to order by
sPECHT q WALTER, 81 Madison ST.
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A dispatch from Harrisburg states
that, in accordance with General Latta's
report, the governor has decided not to
recall the military until all danger Of
violence in the Luzerne coal region has
disappeared.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-15

The month Of May will be busy time
in all the Protestant churches Of our
country. On the seventh of that month
the general convention of the Southern
Bsp;ists begins in Charleston, South
Carolina; on the eleventh the internR-
tiOnal convention of Sunday school
workers opens in Baltimore; on the
nineteenth occurs the triennial session
Of the German Reformed synod at Fort
Wayne, Indiana; on the same day the
general conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Protestant church meets st
Princeton, Illinois; on the twentieth
the two general assemblies Of the Pres
byteTiRn church conyene-the north at
Cleveland, the southern at st. Louis.
The general unions OF the Baptists also
hold their annual sessions usually dur
ing the third week ia May, convening
this year in Philadelphia. The general
synod Of the Lutheran church meets at
Stanton, Virgins, on the twenty-fifth.
In addition 20 these are the Rnniverss-
ries usually he'd in Boston and New
Hgrs.
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NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERs.

BissfssiPil AND Tennessee Railroad Co.
HNHE last annual convention OF the stock
L holders of the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Company, adjourned 10 meet at the
of1ce OF the Company, in this city, Wednes-
0ay, Way D, 1870. =. III. LAMB, Sec'y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-15

G. o. Trowbridge has been appointed
provisional receiver of the Detroit and
Milwaukee railway.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

VNHE officers and mem Oers of Mem (ZRA
i phis Lodge, No. s, will meet att ga
tLeir Castle Hall, this CTHURSDAY)SS&sS1
evening, at ~ O'Clock for work in the NSS
third ranks. ~
Visiting knights are cordially invited.
By order. A. j. MGARVEY, C. @.
Jos. S. LEON, K. of Z. and s.
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Attachment Notice.

DEFORE J. NJ. COLEMAN, ]. p. OF Shelby
n county, Tennessee. H., d. q. and Il. NJ .
Loewenstine, composing the firm OF LoeWen.
slime & Bros, VS.. John kmmerich.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3455 OF the Code Of Ten
nessee, and returned before me levied on the
personal property OF the defendant, and am
davtt having been maoe that the defendant is
two hundred and fourteen 50-lOO dollars. by
note, and that he is a nonresident of the
State OF Tennessee;
It's there. .ol ordered, That the said defend
ant, John Emmertch, make his personal ap-
pesraDce beior. me, on the 2lst day of May,
1875, at il O'Clock am at my office, No. 29i
Front street, Memphis. and defend said At
tachmsnt suit within the time prescribed by
law, or the same will be proceeded with ex-
PaTte, and that a copy of this order be pub
iished for four successive weeks In the Mann
phis Daily Appeal.
This the 18th day Of April, 1875.
Splo J. N, COLEMAN, JP
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w NEED.

VO BUY 5000 pounds of Dusty ana
i Dirty seed-COItOB, for pUrpose of test
ing, at the manufactory, our new Cotton
Cleaner. Address
apl4 ALLISON BROS. Il Union ST.
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Attention, knights TempIar

VNHE Sir Knights of Cyrene Command @
i cry, No. 4, will meet at ExpositiOnH
Hall this CTHURSDAY) evening, at 73I/V\
O'Clock, for drill.
BY order. ED. W0RSHAM, (. e.
T. j. BARCHTrS Recorder
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A fire in Buens Visa, Iowa, Sunday
morning destroyed property worth If
teen thousand dollRrs. No Insurance.
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THE PRIDE OF MEMPHIS LODGE,

MO. 500, /. o. G. T., meets THURSDAY even-
~ ings, at 81 second street, three doors from
Adams street. Meeting TO night at ~ o'clock.
BY order OF W. A. HILL, JR., W. q. L.
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McCLOY & BRO, 2OI Main St.,
VIII sell
AT AUO UOTI ON,
Thursday, April 10 b, at 10 O'Clock AIN. /,
A large line Of
FINE CARPETS, FURNITURE, ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-25
DI ER.

DUNNING. On the 18th q June, AT 1919 m
GEoR6E A DUNNO, after suffering tie gstast
agony Tor the past three YEAR, in the sd year Of
Funeral at O'Clock p n: SATURDAY. June 25th.
ir his ate re- dence. lISl 9Th street ReiatveS
ana trlends are respectfully invited 60 att nd Re-
publican aud Baltimore ana Cincinnati papers
please copy !
,MGtLL IGoTT ON the ?ith instant, ., 6p IN,
LILA M kLLi6orT, aged months and days
uneral nom the residence OF it, rarenf. Tth
street road, AZ clock on Saturday. 18Th inst
POlNTON. On the cash inst JENNIE FRaN~ES.
months.
Funeral from the residence of her parents TO NOR
row afternoon AT ~ o clock.
TooMEf. On the 2ith instant, MkRy PAULINE.
daughter OF Dennis and Kate D. Toomey
funeral from residence, . 5th street northu -;
70 day at D. N.
WILKINS. On THURSDAY June "a. ISIS. a. ten
minutes 10 j. o clock IN, b ATE EREING Ton Wi
year 81 her age. ~
The funeral will proceed on Saturday morning
zoth instant, from her late residence, If2b ~
street northwest, O. the Immaculate Concept On
thurch, where requiem mass will be csl-bra'ei a.
goclock. Relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited 10 attend.
HAYES: On June 25th, at q a m HENRIETTA,
infant chlld OF james sni Emna Hayes, aged :
months aud IS DAYS.