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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-03-11
In Chancery at charlottesville
of Tennessee

CLERK AND MASTERS OFFICE,
March /, 1876 (
Harriet L. Gridey, Complainant, VS. Jordan
Griffey, Defendant.
1t appearing from affidavit filed I'm this
cause. that the Defendant Jordan Griffey is
a nonresident of the State % Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered that he enter
his appearance, herein, before or within
Chancery Court, to be held at GAINESVILLE,
on the 4th Monday in April next, 1875
and plead, answer or demur TO Com
plainants Bill. or the same will be
taken for confessed as to him and set for
hearing ex parte and that copy of this
order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the GAINESVILLE Chronicle.
A Copy-Attest
POLK G. JOHNSON, C. an.
Quarles & Daniel, Sol'rs for Comp't.
March 4, lS76-iw-pf-S5 co.
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Cumberrand Warehouse

SMITH & KENNEDY, of the Cumberland
Warehouse, sold for the week ending
March 9th, 81 Hhds. as follows:
5 Hhds Fine Leaf15 90. II 80. ID Is, 70 "a
Il 70.
y Hhds Good Leaf II rs, y 70, p 10, II Is
u SO, II 90 II 75 II 75 IL 75 IL IS, IL IS il 70
10, II 90. III so, II 80, II 50, IL So ii D. %
II %, p, II 25 IL %. IL D. II 25 IL %, q
ii %, ., 90, IL 90, Ii 90, co. IL co. 10 "a
10 70, 10 70, 10 70, 10 70, 10 IS. 10 IS.
6 Hhds Common Leaf 30, 8 so, s 90, s 20
s 90, 8 20.
p Hhds Good Lugs6 80, 6 Sc, 6 rs, 6 20, 6 "a
s 60 90, 6 90. 5 90, SO. ) 70, 3 70, . 70, 5 %
Hh Is Medium and Common LugS SO
so, 20, 60, 60, 50, 10, so, 70.
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DIED.

In this county, February a, 1876, Mrs.
MARTHA ]. ROSE, wife of Aaron Rose, aged
about y years.
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Friday. Anril Ia. 1876.

about 10 acres from the north side of q tract
of 260 acres of land lying in district No of
Montgomery county, which belonged to
Moses Steele in his life time. A survey
and plat of the same will be made and eX-
hibited on the day of sale. Said land will
be sold for payment OF the balance OF debts
due from the estate of Moses Steele, decd.
TERMS-6 and II months with interest.
No redemption.
POLK q. JOHNSON,
Clerk d Commissioner.
March IL, 1Sz6-4w pr fe 50 90
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Chancery Sale Of Houston and
Stewart County Lands.
Daniel Hillman ct els VS.. t. H. sfarable ct

Pursuant to a decree in this cause at the
November Term. 1875, of the Chancery
Court at GAINESVILLE, will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door in Arlington, Houston county,
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Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as Administrator ofthe
estate of Misses Mat. and Tennessee Wall
decd, all persons having claims against
said estate, are hereby notified to present
them, properly proven, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
A. ELDRIDGE, Admir-.
March IL lg76-4w.n
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THE Louisiana Legislature has dis
continued its impeachment measures
against Kellogg.
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Grange Warehouse.

HERNDoN d SMITH, of Trice's Landing
Grange Warehouse. sold at the Exchange
in this city, for the week ending March
9th, l07 Hhds. as follows:
81 Hhds Medium to Fine Leaf 10 90, Is 90
Il IS IA so, IA 90, IA So Is 75 Ii co. Is So ID 70
ID 90, IL 10, Is 25 Is 25 13 So l3 25 l3 co. Is %
IL co. II 70, II co. II 25 Il co. IL So II %, II 90
II co. II Is, u IS, y 90, u 25 II co. II So 1850
II p, Y co. IL D. II 25 II 90, III 75 IL 25 IL 90
II 50, II so, II so, II So IL 25 IL IS, IL So II 50
II p, 10 So 10 25 IL So 10 90, 10 co. 10 25 10 IS
10 25, 10 rs, 10 90, 10 co. 10 Is, 10 50, 10 IS
10 so. 10 70, 10 80, 10 20, 10 %, 10 70.
II Hhds Low Leaf, s co, o %, 8 60, 8 rs, 8 %
8 so, 8 80, 9 20, 8 10, s 70, %.
9Hhds Lugs, 40, 6 20, 6 go, 20, 40, S 40
6 10, 95, 5 90.
The hogshead that brought s16 90
was raised by Mr.. John Clardy, of
Jordan Springs, of this county.
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Louis Leerand Us. s. q. stewart.
Friday. April Il. 1876.

Pursuant to a decree in this cause at the
Nov. Term, 1875. of the Chancery Court at
Clarksville, will sell to the highest bidder,
at the Court House door in GAINESVILLE, on
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Robert Caldwell VS. T Dixon. r Houston
Extr VS. I Y Dixon, and II p Bennett,
EXtr VS. II Houston. Extr.

Robert Caldwell VS. 7 Y Dixon. r Houston
Extr VS. t Y Dixon, and II z Bennett,
EXtr VS. Il Houston, Extr.
In pursuance of decree made in this
cause at the November Term 1875, of the
Chancery Court at GAINESVILLE, / will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, a. the
court house door in GAINESVILLE, on
Friday. April IA, 1876,
Lots Nos 2, 6, IL, IA, 10 and is in plat No l,
in the division of the property of It. Y.
Dixon in this cause. Said lots contain the
following number ofacres:
Lot No. contains l63 Acres.
Lot Is " 296 "
Lot Is :" 283 "
Lot 10 220 E"
Being same lots purchased by III p Bennett
at former sale in this cause, and they are
now sold to enforce the purchase money
due from said FL Z Bennett.
TERMs-6 months credit with interest.
Notes with good security and lien retain
ed No redemption. -
POLK G. JOHNSON,
C& NJ and Commissioner.
INCH IL, lS76-tdsprfS9.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-03-11

The only German in Congress is a
Democrat, and he was sent there hy .
Southern constituency.
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Thomas Ogburn ct ais. VS.. John b. Taylor
of ais
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Satnrdav. March q. 1876.

Saturday, March "a, 1870,
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, at the
Court House door in GAINESVILLE, Tenn, a
vacant lot situated on LIST Cross street, be-
tween the property OF John Snadon and J,
]. Crusman, fronting on lst Cross street AZ
feet. and running back So feet. being the
property of the late l.. W. Sampson, decd.
TERMS-Cash 10 pay costs and atterney u
fees, balance on q Pred lI 81 Twelve
months, notes with coed security required
tanned for oil the purchase money.
Sold without the equity OF redemption,
PEXE& QNfaAI4, Cl'k r. Celn 4,
march 4, lS5f-4wprf 81 81
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Friday, April ii, 1876.

the following described property lying in
Montgomery county, Tenn.
First-One undivided one-half interest
Qeaving out the share of 3 n Carter and
wife, being one-sixth ofone-half heretofore
sold to Robinson, Russell & Coz in a tract
of 906 acres in district No 49, on the waters
of Brushy Fork of Yellow Creek.
Second-I00 acres of land on Larry's
Branch in district No 20, beginning at a
hickory the w corner of his 20 acre tract
thence n 100 poles to white oak, thence east
1857 poles TO two white oaks, theme south
10 to a small hickory, thence west 207 poles
to east corner of said 20 acre tract, thence
north 40 poles, thence west 40 poles to be.
ginning.
Third-32l acres in district No 20, on the
head of Larry's Branch of the East Fork oil
Yellow Creek. This tract has been survey
ed and plat is on file in my office.
TERMS-20 per cent cash, balance credit oil
l and years with interest. Notes with
good security and lien retained. No re-
demption.
POLK q. JOHNSON,
C& NJ and Commissioner.
mch H. 1S76-tds-prf Sl2 90.
Tobacco Leaf copy.
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The Legislature of Montana has vo-
ted $3,5O0,000 to aid in building Rail-
roads.
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Friday, April IA, 1876.

H Merritt, Admir-. VS. Heirs of Moses
Steele, decd.
Puruant to decree in this cause, made
at the November Term, 1873, OF the Chan
Gerry Court at GAINESVILLE, viii sell at pub
lie aution to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door in GAINESVILLE, on
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SOW Brandon ct ais VS. T ] Munford ct ais

Pursuant to a decree in this cause, at the
Nov. Term, 1875, of the Chancery Court at
GAINESVILLE, 1 will sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the Court House door
in GAINESVILLE, on
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Commissioners Sale or Val
liable Town Lot,

q. w. Brown, Admir- VS.. Heirs and Cred :
itoFs OF l.. w. Sampson.
Petition to sell land to pay debts.
Pursuant to q decree OF the County Court
rendered at the February Term, 1876, /
will on
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CHAkCkkY sALE OF VALUABLB I'M
TAIL IN THE ClTf AND COUNTY OF


BY virtue OF decree passed by the SUI reme -
Court Of the District Of OCluR bis ON the Sd fntt
day OF october, A. ID. log6. tn = cause theref I.k
p-l ding let seen Delia Jewell cOmpl ain ant, and
Martha Jsne Burr ct al. defend spts said cause
numbered 06, Equity Docket, will sell at pu Ole
auction, to the highest bi ider. At tbs times aud
places nereiosfter pecied tbs following parcels Of
real estate. to Wit:
1 On MONDAY, the 21th instant, on the prem
isee, 81 ociocs p. ~rll sell all OF Lot NUN.
ell record SUBDIVISION Il original lot Mans .red
four al H. square numbered tSO hu 1d ed and tnir
~ Gig iz3sJ In the city of washinsto ton, District
Of Columbia. This lot Is sitaaied In the alley
tSeeB and and l3tn an 18th streets north est,
ard Is improved by two story Brick Dwelling.
on the premises, all Ihet part or Lot numbered
tweLty nfIe (a9), of John he rmsn's recorded sub
oiysop OF part OF tract OF land eftu sted in the
county OF Washington, District af Jresa'd, kno=n
Pies SAINT Plains. ipclcdsd within tne following
d etes aud bounds: Beginning for the Same at the
northeast corner OF said los 49, where the IA h st,
road intef secis he rsst leading to Pierce's mill.
81 running ther south fly bJ) feet; thence west
enc hundred ard sixty 1907 feet; thence north fifty
(5J) feet, and thence aud SIXTY 1871
rsbly located for building purposes, bsiug Just
nOrtn OF CoImbia college, aud az the intersection
Of the LAT h-ttrc.t and Pr rec g mill Road
The term. OF sale, as prescribed by said decree,
are. One third OF the purchase money ia cash, anu
the bsiancs in two equal ,ymen at six aud tEslve
satisfs ct1op OF the Trustee. Unless the terms If
rsIe are compiled with in ten days, the Trnst will
re l. at tie risk aud cost Of detailing purchaser
cesoslt ~ csc will be required on each D zee of
property at the time the same Is sold All convey
ancing am recording AT the cost OF purchaser.
Il. BOSS PEHSI, Trustee. 40. 342 st.
fOUEG MIDULErOs. Auotrs,
nosll-tu,th,sTt lie Dro't Building.
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AUCTION SALES.


jiUEoA ks0H BROrHKRs, Auosioness.
TRrsTEEs, SALE OF DESIRABLE I'M.
PRUNED EhOPEkrH on TIE wEsf SIDE
y, EisIH sTssnr SsrwkKS Il AND o
By vir.ue Of deed Of trust, dated June s7d, -
a 10. iSe, euly recorded 10 Liber DO. SIS, sa:}
tosio l6J one OF the isnd records for tbs Dis. -:
tiet OF Counbia and 1t the xfitsen request OF the
party secure 60 thereby, ~e will sell 81 cubic
yember lob, iS16, at = O'Clock , n, the follow
ssshingfon, pisIict Of Del ambis. to WIT Al. that
the Plat or plan OF s.id city ~ lot numb sred nfty
square numbered three hundred and sixty seven
t3e), together tn the I'm provements Consisting OF
q two story brick bafldfng 10 front end Q amsll
6ref In ne so csar' Ao subject to prior deed Of
Terms: One fourth in cash. and tn. balance q
six, twelve and eighteen months, with Interest aS
pr cent Per annun secured BY Q deed Of trust on
The property sold; all cash. at option Of the sur
chaser deposit Of oI0t required at time Of sale,
and all conyeyancipe at purchasers COST. Terms
TO be ecmpied with 10 seven days.
BkAIEAkD II. WARHER,(~ -
CHAhLkS 7. DAVIS,
~ THE ABOVE sAbI Is POSrPOURD
unlil THURSDAY, 18th November, 1876, same
BRAIN.Rp H. WARMER,
CHARLES +. DAVIS, 'ro''ees'
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
FUILLlNG OTe, MI1H FhONTs On 18Th

rIILIING VIbl WITH FhONTs On 10Th
SIREET AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
by virtue OF . deed of trust dated June 3Oth, -
ID 1876. ace dnly renor1 In Liber No. SIS 4
toiO SO, &C, Of the land records Tor Wa.hinx-~
ton county, ID and rirt ctinn Of she party Sc
oCred thereby, viii sell, st public auction, on
EbiDb the 18th day of November, a. ~. 1876
81 80 octock m, In front OF the premises, ali
Of lot IUnbeted seventeen (HD In Warmers re
corced subdivision Of original lot numbered three,
49, in square north of square numbered one huu-
dred and seventy seven, i77b In the city OF Wash
lGg'on, WITH ell the Improvements thereof.
must paid 1T SALE. the deferred payments TO be
sde in six and twelve months from day of sale
until paid and secured by deco Of trust TO the sails
ih I'LL ~ tne eihs 10 pe Iuiy mpneo
the Trustee The rfsh TO sell the perty
after ne week no,ice, At the risk and cost OF the
trrt puI chaser, All coayeyaDcing ct purchaser a
cost. WM II. WahO, Trlss@e,
novSeo&ds WasH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAI
0CTOBIR lsrH, 1870

law wAsHIHGroN,
Sv0-Rsi,,n'os' sitieott o1ty and Way Stations.
Hs;l, sss ins sss ss' Station Station:
T1o-Bslrinere ana AI.xspor,. Junction. su,.
sIo.ss~ ISrh, PhLisdeiehis and Boston B1-
a Way st.,,n.a rsrief OARS Sunday, ssops
3oo-Bsitimore AND " ~ Stations.
burr IIsrs.s Srederic T. Hsasiss s1e sad
VALLEY Bod Psri6I .Dd sieeIsrI. 30 CON
eo0-PoiDt Of RocEs and way Stations. Har-
an. .ss vs., sss; v v:; ,. s.n ss
s:s61E.. Iors .sd Boston Limited 3. ore. and
all Eastern Cities Ne stops, except ct Relay
aslsSis sssnd.S . B.iti%STs, Relay. ana
I2Is-Bsltimore, way Stations. sIlioots City and
lA0-Ns. Yora,. Phil.eeIphis aad Norfolk M.
st.sions .nd s.ism"r. o or Sunday ell
SSo.Baitimore and Way stations Frederick
4:ss&s.Iii%or. .ne L.ure, Express.
Eassr..asS Sn saa w Gonnesm on Saturday Tor
IAs.s.ltipOre. Annapolis and Way Stations,
s:39-Baltinore and wsy Stations to Annapolis
s:lt-Oincinnst and Louisville Express nx.
SsS. sstn s =, ssssEstoxp .nd Winchester
ssSPoInt q RseS, sna 'p ps.sions
Phiiadelphis md Baltimore n1prsss.
-Bsitl' ore a0C way stations
1:S5-Pittsbsrs, Chicago. Ooumbus.
sED1Ibslsiu'ore. Alexspdris Junction, and
lO:OO-fev York snd Phil .deIphia Might Ex-
press. slee piog Cas- TO New York.
lo:O3-Bsfimors ard Way Stations to Annapolis
ynDrtisu.
l145-st Louis Express Cincinnati aud Chicago.
and to LSuIsyfile Saturday. Sleepsrs.
J10, s:1o. $40. $40 Q. m: I 40. 4:4s, $50,
e4s, 700, ~ 5, 1888, $40, 1000. 1905 and
l1:4t p N, daily
BE Connecting IN s1nd.y iSr HassI.sD.p or Val:
$40 sDi l:4Op N,
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
scd Ohio Ticket Ofioes. Wsshinzton Stations, and
{ss, Sol and Goa PeDnsyIv ania avenue. and 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
Tor baggage be checked and received ct any point
10 the CITY.
THOs. sHARP, N s.tsr Of Transportation.
l. y COGE, Gene, 81 Ticket agent.
exc q KO4HTZ, Gereral AGENT, sep4-sr
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Rum, MISERY AND DEArd "A Few wears
sgo she married William Heptsnstali, she
being only seventeen years OF age, a comely-
formed and more than ordinary good looking
Rlri. Heptenstan wEs a cooper aud al
TIE same time a drum kard, ana the poor
girl soon found herself ekiug out a m'sera-
Die existence with 9 sot OF a husband. When
Tue hard times came on, the condition OF the
beptenstalls was cores popdly worse. Only
lew weeks sEo Mrs. Hepte1stall csllei a.
the Mayors Office aud stated that her chiId
was dead, and that she has no means with
winch 10 procure its burial. The Mayor
went 10 the premises, shortly after Co see
seout the burial, and found ne 20 Dr mother
engaged In keeping the rats from the dead
BODY fher Child. y OF long al .er tie NJ ayor
was notified that Heptenstall bad cesertet
BIS wife, and that she was starving 10 DEATH
Inc Mayor paid another visit 70 toe premt-
lses, and found the woman n a mott miser-
sole condition, pIoduced by hunger aud To-
attention. The Mayor concluded 20 send
her 10 the county hospital, but on her way
she died, and her su6ertngs were at an cad.
a short distance from the vehicle passed her
brute OF q husband on the Highway, stagSer-
Ing from the effects OF drink.-lS. Loxis
Times.
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AUCTION SALES.
RCTEkE DAHA
VoUHa . MIDDLErON,
Il Real Estass Auc.tonsers.

VoUHQ q MIDDLErON,
Real Relate Auc.toneers.
TRuerIES, SALE OF vALU,BLg UNIH-
Pk0HkD PROPkRTY IN THR O.,IrNTY OF
MAsblNGTCn at the I1tss ection of Ian
etre AID PieIcs's Will bnad
By virtue OF a deed Of " ust, fsted vrfl s h, q.
a a las end recorded 10 Liber NO rs, folio =
sc ots OF the nj records for tn Di trict Z -
Columeia snc At the request # the party Oh. rsby
secured, se vii sell II pabic on, in front OF
the premises, eD N ,kDaS, Rovember 2fth, 1916
a O'Clock p M. ell that piece parcel Of Ispd
pr piees situate In the county ~ Wa hing on,
In NE District OF Columbia, and knswn aud a.
scrltso - sbd oetnG g number. tsouty nice 49,
10 JONI ehernans recorded subdivision of . tract
OF land cAtd :" Pleasant fI&ins," exceet that por-
ZION Of said g twenty -btne inciudrd sfthir The
iol owing metes aud US d.: ginning tor lId
excepted part q tns northeast corner Of said lot
twenp pine, ana ru, s'ua th souts nfty feer
thence wet ,rs hundred and 81 sts feet 100
once north hffy feet no IT ., thence east one
CIR ming.
Terms: One third cash, and the residue in two
equal payments ct six aud Twelve onths, with IN
tsrest st per cent secured by oeei OF trust on
the property sod. Convey anctp. nd recordiog ss
pu,ehaserb ccsI deposit OF Q lue will be rsQufrei
at time OF sale. IL the terms not complied vi
within ten days he Trustees will resell the
property 1t the risk .nd Il the consulting pur-
chaser GgOR9n TkUEspkLL.I ryo.,ass
WIN Il. WnBD, Nu'oe''
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THOMAs DewLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE Ov TWO LARGEAND De
tIRabLH THBIE STORY BRIOK DWELL
ING HOUSES, WITH BA5EMSETS, ON Az
STREET. NOkTdWESr, NE X Ct1Y HALL
sigLed dated Inc 18th day of December, A. d. f.9D
ID o, spd DULY recorded in LiUer No 8Ol folio E:1
3d, ct Ieq ore of the land records for Wash neton
county, i'll the Disfct of Columbia, and by request
eel, At public auction in front Of tine .smses. on
8 TUESDAY, The. I'd day of December. A. d.
1915, ct O'Clock p n the following described real
estate and premises, situated In the city Of WASH
iDgtop, in ssid District. to Wit Lot numbered four
{, en- t), in square numbered five hundred and thir.
~ three (s3sJ, e get her with the i'm proyements
This lot fronts 81 feet ~ inches on ~ stlset
northwest, In the imme date vicinity Il the City
Hsll, ard Is TN proved By two substantial brick
buildiI g, now Oc pitd Law Off ces The sauth
will be ART rold, and immediately thereafter the
north buildfns, No 1923, having font of about rs
The property will BE- sold in tw, separate lots,
each house sepa, aie'y 1t oIsrs an excellent oppor
Terms OF sale are: Ore third of the purchase
5nty In cash the balance in equal In line ITS
in twelve, eighteen, and twenty four moatns, for
which proLisscry mo- will be required date i on
tne sale, bearing interest rate of eight
iron rs premises ana policy OF Insurance salts
fac ory 10 tire undersigned. q dep sit Of q 10 on
esch house will be required at the time OF
terms of sale are TO De complied with within tsn
the ig ut 10 sell the property at the rick cost
Of n defsuiting purchaser, upon giving fl VS.
moi Of sush resale psper published in SAID
CiTy of Washington. All convey ancing aud record.
Ing are to BE- NH E, pees s OF purchaser
+. b. MCGUIRE, Trustees
III. EDRR's,
noyH Cd Repl TRUMAS DOWLIN1. Auct.
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Cor OFF AT THE WRoNe STATION
death OF one OF The oldest citizens OF Bro1k-
field recalls an Incident In her care r which
happened some fifteen years ago.
she Was going 10 Stamford to visit a
daughter, and took her seat In the cars for
The fist and only time In her life. Daring
car In which she was seated was throwa
Gown an embankment and demolished.
Crawling out from beneath the debris she
spied man who was held doWn In q 81 ting
posture by his legs beiae fastened.
lis ibis otamford?' she anxiously enQuir-
ed.
The man was from Boston. He vas In con-
siderable pain, but he did not 10 Use sight OF
the fact IN at he was from Boston; 30 he said
"No, this IL Q catastrophe"
GOhi" Circulated the old lazy, "thea /
hadn't oughter got on here"
This was so evident as TO make reply I'M
necessary Ddnbu.y Nesos
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DIED.

LKG3ETT On the llfh OF November, ls7s, st
Sleve and, Ohio, Ms. 81. ID LEG3ETf
foner.l win tsko pace Fridsy &C 10 50 O m , Of
OAK hill CsmG.eFy
PULLIH On November Is. 1875, JAMES PuLLrr
IN toe 7Osh year of bis age, Q sttys OF LincO,a,
shi e, knslsnd, bat resiee Of washington ely
for the p s3yes.s.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respsctful-
invited 20 attend his fune al from MS ate rest
oenee, i 80 Ha street, between ADD II outh-
west, Friday. the Nth, ct O'Clock m IRepl
REHTOH. On Wednesday. Hoyem bsr IS ls7s
ats m DIR. hKvIs RESrcH, aged twenty eight
years.
Ihs funeral viii taks place from the resiceuos o,
bic father In law, 8. kielly, 500 18th street ON
Friday, November I7th, a. 5 .. m.