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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

Here, grandpa, let's play William
Tell. I'll be Mr.. Tell, and you may
play you're my son, and stand over
there by the mirror while I shoot this
apple off your head.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05
Whole No. 22O6.

The Rev. Mr.. Busser preached 4 ser.
mon in Lowell, Mass, recently. on
miracles, in which his object was to
show that the swallowing Of the whale
by JOnah-that is to say, the swallow
ing Of Jonah by the whale-Was not \
mere Gsh-stOry, told for the entertain
ment Of the marines, but an actual oc.
Cdrence. We agree with Brother
Busser, says the Courier Journal, that
it is not impossible that Jonah could
have lived for three or four days in the
-the-the abdominal cavity of the
whale, if you will kindly allow the ex-
preston, without feeling very greatly
the worse for it On landing, for it may
have been a new-fangled sort Of whale
"a large, rOOmy fish gotten up regard
less Of expense expressly for the Occa-
sion, and furnished with all the modern
improvements and conYeniences-ex-
Cept perhaps a bridal-chamber and a
dODkey-engine for the hosting Of
freight, for which there couldn't have
been much use; in which case, Jonah.
on being shown to his state-rOOm, would
have had nothing to do but leave word
with the steward or chambermaid 10
rouse him at the first indication that
the whale was growing sick at the
stomach, or was feeling a spasmOdie
procliYity for the precipitate landing
Of an indigestible passenger without
waiting to throw out a gang plank, and
then turn in for the night. A fire and
a eOOking-stOve being quite out Of the
it must be presumed that
Jonah took his provisions with him.
AS for the whales throwing Of him ID
when he found that he didn't set well
on his stomach, nobody pretends to
doubt that he could have done that
easily enough. This is not precisely
within Brother Busser's line Of argu-
ment, but it might just as well have
been, for all the good his argument
was calculated to do.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

Grapes are healthy. Taken inwardly
they quicken the digestive organs;
stepped on with the bare foot in the
early dawn they quicken the mental
pOWers.-, ,Danblrg NelpR.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

Answers TO young Folks Corner Of Aug %
ToCoufnzed Readiug-DO not fail to come and
spend au evening with a female friend
To GcOgraphica. Charade-C0lumbgs.
To PrOblem-TLe mans age so years, u weeks,
the wumau's age 80 years, 4O weeks
To Euigma-J0seph Daniels and Nora Reveal.
To POetical Enigma No. Joseph Daniel, Nora
Reveal.
To PoetiCal Enigma 10. 2-SalimOnia.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

I an composed Of 13 letters.
My lst is in summer, bat not in spring.
My I'd IS i'm music, and my 81 is in song,
My 4th is iu cat, but not in dog,
Ny 5;h is in lamb, but uOtiu hog.
My 9th is in three but not i'm floor,
Ny Ith is in CCquet, but not in adore.
My sth Is in snow, bat not in rain,
My 9th is in work. but not IN vain
My 10Th is iu king but not in bell
Ny nth is in Winnie, but not in Mel
Ny l2th is in apple, bUt not in pear,
My 18Th IL In table but not i'm chair,
Ny whole forms the name Of a gentleman resff-
ing near U0pCwCl and lis race, bis name is certain
y known further than his face, BDOUOO
New Peters burg D.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

A milkman died the other morning
and left his heirs SIS, 900. And yet it
is not every day that the truth, in such
proportions, is found at the bottom Of
= well.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

The temperature OF the blood in
health is preserved exactly at the same
degree, whether the individual is
placed at thepOle OF tie equator. This
has been satisfactorily demonstrated
by scientists
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

] am composed Of % letters.
Ny lst is in smile but not in frUyu
Ny I'd Is in village, but not in town,
Ny 3D. is in land bat not In farm,
My 9Th is in foot, bat not in arm,
Ny 9TH is is globe, but not in sphere,
My 9th Is wine, but not iu beer,
Ny Ith is in tent, but not IN cot,
Ny ctl Is lG rUD, but not I'm fun,
Ny 'ih is IN butter, but not 10 grease,
My 10th is in lamb, but not in fleece,
My eth is IN sun, but not Go star,
Ny l2th Is in crock, but not in jar,
Ny 18th is In rest, but not iu toll,
My lfth Is In strife, hUt not iu bTII,
My 10th is in vessel. but not i1 dish,
My 10th Is i'm oyster, bat not in fish,
My 18th is iu hour, but not in DAY,
My 18th is i'm dove, but not i'm igy,
Ny 18th Is I'm mH1, but not In boy.
Ny 10Th is in picture, but not i'm toy,
Ny Zlst is in pGar, but not in plume
Ny 22d is In fife, but not in drum,
My I'D is iu sea, but not in b8y,
My 2i,h is in merry, but not in gay,
Ny 18th is in grasp, but not in Sc zes
Ny 18th is I'm cough, but not in sueeza,
Ny 27ih is iu rose, but not iu pink.
Ny 2sih is I'm reason, but not in think,
Ny 18th Is In lawn, but not in lea
If yOu solve this enigma the answer viii be-
A gent of BrushCrcuk, that place so renowned.
Where so many "baru-burnCrs" were recently
found,
A lldy's name you win iud also,
Who lives i'm the city of Eaius5orc-
KainsbOr0, o. TIMOTHY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

Some Roman keys attached to rings,
so as to be worn on the fingers, and
which are well known 10 antiquarians,
were recently discovered IN some ex-
cavatiOns in England. These were Of
brass and bronze, and of the size used
by the Roman ladies, who were acCus-
toned to carry their easket keys in this
Hanner.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

Eggs Of silkWOrms hatch in vacuo.
Vegetation stops. Fire extinguishes.
Water freezes. GunpOwder, though
some Of the grains Of a heap Of it be
kfndled by burning glass, will not
give fire to the others in the exhausted
receiver.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

During the past year the United
State5 sent los, 100000 yards Of cotton
goods abroad, ten times more than was
exported the year before.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

North Carolina contains 1925 distil-
leries, the largest number of any State
in the Union. Kentucky comes next
with 754 distilIeries.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

Boys and girls determine to tell the
truth at all hazards, and scOrn to be
other than sincere. Otherwise you are
nobody.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05
Business Directory.

Cards inserted under this head at the following
rats: For incl space, SO a year; 4 inch, SJ a
year; I inch, S3 year.
Twelve lines Of this type make inch.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

Fox, wildcat, coon, and the skins Of
other wild animals are receivable in pay
ment Of the Texas dog tax.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

Eighty-three murderers were hung
in the United States in 1877.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

In the sole leather and sheep-skin
trade, Buffalo leads all other cities west
of New York.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

A man in Leroy, Wis, picked up {
nugget of copper on his farm weighing
81 pounds.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

BuenOs Ayres and India are ordering
pumps from a Connecticut manufac-
tory,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

An agricultural firm IN Germany ha
ordered COO EOrse-rakes from Winchen-
don, Mass.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05

Capital pYnishment-tO be "hung"
round pretty womau's neck.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05
TO
Advertisers 4!
GE0. ?. R0WELL G CO.'S
Select List
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS

Many persons suppose this list TO be composed
Of CHEAP, lUU-prirgd newspapers The fact is
quite otherwise The Catalogue states exactly
what the p-raTS are. When the name of a paper
is printed IN FULL FACE TYPE it is in every in
stance the BEST paper in the place. When print
ed in CAPITALS it is the ONLY paper in the place.
When printed lu Roman letters it is neither the
best ss1r the only paper, but is a very good one,
Notwithstanding. The list gives the population Of
every town and the circulation of every paper. IT
Is not A COOPERATIVE LIST. II IS NOT
q CHEAP LIST. At the foot Of the Cata-
lUgUe for each State the important towns which
aJe NOT covered by the list axe enumerated. IT
is An HONEST LIST. The rates charged
Tor advertising are barely Une-llth the publishers
schedule Ire price for one inch four weeks in
the entire list is $685. The regular rates Of the
papers for 'Hc same space and time are So. 1876
IS. The list includes go newspapers, Of winch
t6S are issued DAILY and S07 WEEKLY
Ihey are located in S25 diiieieut cities and
towns, of which % are STATE Capitals, 52S places
of over 5000 population, and 44l County Seats
LISTS Sent on APPLICATION. Address GEO.
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gE-Paymcut invariably in advance. No paper
sent by mail longer than the time paid f1r.st
FE- an extra copy will be sent gratis, for every
club OF 10 subscribers az the above rates.
FE-The above rates include postage prepaid at
this once on all papers sent to subscribers outside
of Highland county.
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failure 10 order Cisccutin tance is considered as
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-09-05
ALBANIAN.

A ATTORNE Ely AT LAW o.
Ollce TWO doors west Of Citizens Bank, up stairs.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-15

4 bill authorizing the settlement OF the
claim Of the estate Of the late Rear Admiral j..
A. Dahlgren was passed.
Mr.. Cannon lcp.. ILL. rising TO a question
Of Constitutional privilege. offered a resolution
directing that the Pos; Route bill. with the
Senate amendments be returned 10 the Senate.
as portions of these amendments were in the
nature OF a revenue bill. lie quoted iron the
Senate amendments to show wherein the sem
ate had originated measures in r"gurd 90 the
venue. ia dcnunot of the rights OF tie ii uuso.
''at all measures affecting the revenue must
orr ..Et.' "a TIE uous". Among th"h. ,"ciionu-
die items arc ~. i,..,.iaH -.-amshiu sues.iT.
a provision for carrying books tht'gsn tho
mails under the Postal Union Treaty. free oi
duty and other matters.l Mr.. Cannon asked
the House to Vindlcatc It's rights and send the
hill back h. the Senate, with the Information
that that body had NJ right 10 trench upon the
prurogatiyes Of the House.
Mr. Banks rep. Mass opposed the resolu-
tion, and said the senate might not think that -
amendments affected the revenue. and the
House could not set up its judgment against the
judgment ol Tho Senate.
Mr. Wood dem, y, y favored the resolu-
ton. The House WIS the popular branch Of the
Legislature. and WIS Responsible To- the coun-
try for Zeaously guarding its rights and privl-
eyes from any encroachment on the part oi the
Mr. Cox Dem. n. Y. said that tho Senate had
the right To- propose certain nmen dm"nis. but
not such amendments rs affected the revenue.
After further discussion the resolution WINS
adopted-ycas. lGs; nays, Oo-and the bill was
sent back o. M Senate.
The Speaker announced Mossrs. Reagan.
hcnney. and Dunnell as cunicree5 On the hlNer
Mr. Ewing Dom. Ohio moved to suspend the
rules and take from the Speakers tail" the nill
for the repeal Of the Resumption act, for tho
purpose Of non -concurrlng i'll the Senate nmcnd-
mrnt. AMI asking u committee OF conference.
Deieated-ycas. ll3; nays. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

I,ytr,v r,,no "a u NJ Thoro .u,oa N
rhDHi' o"ho NC" ""9
pompnratVply restricted speculation at tho
o.. =, =, .., A, =. -. -. ...a.t T.. -
OuDck ENrnungc, anu inc market, Utttr op"nlnE
et,ud,, ot ah,,,t thn clcuinf, nyurca of Thursduv
o. ~ ~ 1917 w" - 70 49,,
submitted to an attack from the bearS, WHICH
r.a,u.,I a., nj, o..i,, Hoo, Of ik65L a nont
i'7''''" III "h 'h'f N'"p - 'e"'N N"'
From ths poiut however. thprg WAS n fresh
L,,i ,,,., -, i'll TO- ,ho n,
buylhU movement fecOghiDou iVI 'tho ~
count Of tho snrno sn,eulatora who pnrlipr
" ~ @' W.
In the week Mnro Conspicuous Tor hclr
.,tcr,,,, D., l,l,., o.,t ,,ooL b,id,ra Tbo rooI
"''t"'Pe' " 7'""N ""' "''N "'"'i o. '"' 49,
interest in the general market. however. did
49,, -. -, .,ti ~, -. -.
hol oc'onle apparent uhtli INC AFTERNOON uhllS-
actions when under the leadership of Rock
-, -
Island, which beiOro midday had sold at 1000
1Itl. rosc 10 t1Qi. aud turnpd tho auocuiutivc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-15

SATURDAY.. June 14.-TLouR ASp MEAL Tho
W i.,V wa srslr. m,,thef d .l',i 3. rio.,,s Hi M
rr reir 'u'u thy higA prnics cspc iaiy southern,
g,,ic ANY Western .,ipcr4l, Il 'a.iS w. cS,tt YAK,
Stloss+- = Ws,lrn sprns what sAira. sos - o.
si7l io AZ ani NNX, ~ as %. Minnesota pau.ni,,
iassr, ana family brands s5ss55o' southern shipping
hrindySiuc = 7,esfa ~ RI hour 81 i6ss5o1 Wheat
feed. siissi7 5o = tons rye iced. sldfsl7
q. nut mildhns uiand. UNCHANGED at iii.ci sales.
variable. and nm lover closing at ~ hdc Ter June,
II ~ uriuV n7c ior Alsu-t II 49, for s' pcmhcr,
icg lllac ior January, AMI ll2le. Tor February sacs,
fno,@io>s-pork quiet and nominal at o. ssesio for
nss and ~ SIR Tor family mess and nothing done tor
about sio Beei un.ciilel BeeI ham. quiet kscon in
all city LONG clear Cut meat, hun AMI In demand and
tr 'a'ei ~, 'aayi +nS, WSsvFn lye,,9 "an, AZ ~
SPOT ii6i,cs at si, Tor prime ct, and Sos q, tor
prime Western ant oI t9grs asnycT a., $500, lcs a.,
s7a5 Tor Nuvemhcr With a the wear quotcds7 Dressed
~ STATE dsirie, - s2s' Western do 7ai,c Chcc,.
e demand STATE nciorei ,s9',s 90 ssn, 3s''he
GRAiN-Nheat was a.an lt,.r lower ana only mod.
al tor So .pnas si tsi- for So do chicago
any wenHse ltsi ~ a. q for :?
for So white ant 81 p or choice white state AIN ior
sas SeSs , I4T h,s QUO NS 2's : a, ss's o
active sales 800 eg, a. 70 r. q miS,d ani a.
nrhed and SIC ior white 50 ; chicago AMI Milwaukee.
81. luiihn corn lower AM NNlA mnltfhNlN hfNNtt
the spot 1000 bush. mostly W. stern mixed nj
IF"i4t Including No at f34eidsc steamer at 81
miScd ~ and Toani sciiw dc Tor future delivery
7-to bush No at i3ssiJ'sc. for June AMI 4j'sc Tor
August
for ordinary 10 prime carocs with saos Of So bags at
lac mild trades were nominal Rice wa, in moderate
4 'mald and steady % o'.@7ie for 'sroina Molns.e;
H,c ur 81 test cuba Raw SUGAR was dan aud depressed
~ .D TOR good rchuns viii snr, ~ TN, basis ol 49,
hhds including good lar refining at -, refined was
dull az 49, &c, '.c. tor haids
SrNnWs-smnts turpcutine remained Arm and quiot At
31Aai ruslns more aruN, az - 'nFsl % for common
60 vooi strained, safes ~ Wilmington oun bhls good
strained Tor juy and August delivery a. 81 20 feuo,
nm quiet hut about steHiN, crude in bulk Isc rcrncd
iulls ne ASKED American nj iron dun aud lower
sales 800 tons Al SiT 1auM easier nui more active ~
7e7 ilGc Tor prime. Whisky dun and nominal
| lngut copper quiet and unchanged AZ IL 80
! lti,c tor STATE Hides active nul steady, talcs
/ include Slupp dry Eutre Rios. Ionculda.
ani Corrcn'rs SOLD IN boston part 10 COME here Ocean
ircehi. were aN active amt steady gram 10 LNorpuol
By steam. SGT bacon ami cheese, 3ustD, flour = 6
| a.. 81 gram 20 London by steam, 81 Hour, > "a @
sd gram hy sail p ~ do TO Copenhagen, Is 81 r.
az do to am African port -, crude petroleum t. liayfo
4 lut,de,s dc trdirect port IN lmiei Kingdom, l.
! do IN eases to Alexandria, aOc gold, do. 60 Lc,ahL
] %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-15

Lieut. William Cullen BRYANT "a nephew Of the
dead poct Miss hnnlr s. Frirchid. Miss Min
mic Gpdwin. Miss Nprnh Goodwin. Miss Fanny
Goodwin. Mr.. Bryant Goodwin. and MIR. Harold
Goodwin
Among tho throrq NJ friends wore: Samuel
J. Tidrn. Chief Justice Charles p. Dav tho
Rev. Or. Samuel Osrood, judge Howanl. =. l..
". Barlow. lsla" henderson, Charles Butler,
Charles +. S9"l"an, Jonn Blsel2w nnj
and the oldest printer on the paper were Among
tho number.
the Hravc. prayer book IN hand nnd, IN clear
calm tome, sad, without removing his hat;
My friends. ctu- nkc our nrT lessons from the lite Of
uncover DIR heart. hut not heads 10 the sunshine
We 9gas H. n NIL a. c al w., Sns al s he to
io,.y iu not mean io trouble ygd with much speaking
service some q, Alr Br,anr- own shs own prcrn
rauen for in- yefy hour pHI m Sm,gni. It. any
PIRATE to ,hI occasion We t'G man Ta a, e 'S ,
.hly rar 10 t show our rcvcr, nee and re- snect Tor him
i he here lic 'uirt ne must almost rejoice To mud
b, the flowers and trees and bird. A. We breathe this
pure air feel iorciase ri what he cnoys ~ TIT inn
Of NY own mouth have lint Witch shelter lis ow II
BY thcsc Who Knew him snd loved him best
Here the clergyman read tho passage from
"Thanatopsis" beginning with the familiar
So live that when thy summons comes
and extracts from Lines TO Waterfowl" -" A
Hymn to Death, The Battlefield" Waiting
by the Gntc. The Journey Of Life. and other
productions. II was excessively not, ana tho
sun poured down into the open glade with an
intensity which was overpowering. when Mt
last the reading OF the poems was accomplish
ed DR.. Bellows concluded with brief selection
from the Episcopal burial service, beginning:
Now is Christ risen from the dead become the hrs,
fruits OF them that slept
Tho solemn passage. Dust 10 dust ashes to
ashes, was emphasized 10y letting fall small
shovplful Of earth upon the coffin.
AT the close Of the service twenty children OF
the Episcopal. Baptist. Catholic. and Prcsby-
terrain Sunday schools filed about the open
space and cast tuheroscs lilies Marshal Neils.
and passion flowers into the grave until the
coffin was covered witt thick. fragrant bed Of
Nntyprs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-15
The First College to give Degree. to Women.

EIMIRA juno 49, Elmira College cele-
brated it, twenty third anniversary this week This
institution was the trst one ever empowered 10 confer
degrees upon women 1t has already sent out l07 s.
AMI small number Of A Ms The BaccaaurcRte
sermon was delivered on SUNDAY evening by the prcsi
don't OF The college the Rev Or W. Cuwlcs Monday
aud TUESDAY evenings up Ia cnteTtainmt
by the two literary societies ialhsophia and rhiio-
mathea on "Wednesday IL banquet was given e. the
AlunnR By the college authorizes Miss Fentun, a
graduate OF the college and daughter Of eNGov fenton.
presided at the Auulw reunion after the banquet The
commencement exercises proper were held today nine
young women graduating There was muurntul coin
cdoncc IN the prl1c awarded Miss kcha Thomas ior
excellence In ant the work emitting her 10 being
cray on head OF the poet Bryant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-15

Superintendent Waling will mako an inves-
tigauon Of the charges preferred by ohiccr II Dunlop
OF the Now street police against the transfer clerk in the
Police central ONCE Dunlop says thar the clerk offered
10 have him transferred lar $50 Dunlop could only nay
So which the clerk took Dunun was transferred to
the Mercer street station nut c lad not been there three
days before lac hack TO the New street station
Dunlop also SAYS that the clerk offered 10 make HIM u
rOundsmun on hs pas me n, ol So more
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-15

EDAY-CNDERTIILL- On Thursday. lnne ~.
at the residence the brides father, By the Rev y.
Clement French, u D. Charles Dickinson Doubleday of
Brooklyn to Lily tnderhil, daughter ot Edward = I'm
BANNiSTER-MoIINEUx In San Francisco. Cal,
kuchcst, Y to Maggie = Moliuoux Francisco.
BRuWN-LAKItABEE In WIndham. June n, tho
Hon Lusius Brown Of Norwich. Conn., senator, to Miss
Hannah Doriah Larrabcc
CuOPEK-JONES On the titii inst at the church Of
the Holy Communion. New York city, nv the Rev. Or.
Woodruff. Mr. Bolton Cooper Of Philadelphia ~ Mrs
Joanna l.. Jones ct New York.
FENOfLOSA-M fILETT In salem Mass Iunc ~.
Ernest feuolusa, professor OF political economy at the
University of Toxic. Japan. 10 Miss Idllie Mllett
GbITuDIl-MOIf-i Washington. D. g., June ~,
Miss flurence Volt the eide daught the Hon simon
Wolf q Washington, 10 Mr. Fred Gothoh merchant f
New York city.
HART-FARLEY-At Mount Risco June .. by the Rev.
Boomer Hart, Reginald Hart of Mount kisco and
Emma n, daughter Vi the late william G. Farley u New
York
1lEtsER-UArE on Jnnc - A. the Church n the
Messiah, hy the Rev o. rockingham. Chas L. Heisef
~ Marion l.. daughter Ut the late Holman j. Hale, both
sTASiiELD-LowTIiER Thursday. June 10 1879,
BY the Roy. pr uhllaudct Gourgc - sanfeld to Vic.
ria daughter Oh the late Charles Lowther Esq all VI
sCtIAUs-RECORD. In West Sicphentown y y. on
th. uh int hN the ReN Il coleman. Mr. WIN Schauf
OF New Nork city t1 Mss Alice A Rccorl Of Sandlake
JOHNSON TILE - A. the home Of the brides
father. ~ Whppant. J. June 49, 1874. by the Rev.
McGce Barlwcl. William u Robinson ot Caiiandagua,
y y, g. Ahhie l. daughter ot iilFs futile. Esq
RNLE- BnfNhERHOfF AT Paterson. y. }. Juno ~.
ls7~ az the residence The bride. grandmother Mrs.
NJ Van saun. by The kcf II. CLARK. Peter Kyle 10
Fannie l. Brink, fhOn