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Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-24

1DALIA JVtY ID. lS-.
 DEAREST MoTHRR.-This letter is to be strictly private, devoted to your eyes alone, and 1 shall only permit you to extract such bits for the public as have no connection with what 1 have to reveal.
 In the first place, as Marion leaves in two days for New York. it was deemed advisable that we should celebrate by joining with our friends in picnic at the Glen, lovely, TO- mantle spot few miles above here, where the river tumbles over the rocks i'll cascades, and after winding among green hills and peaceful meadows turns suddenly into one of the wild est bits of scenery that can we'll be imagined.
 Frank Hendley and Marion, Mir. Stuyvesant and Kitty, drove up in single carriages, while the large carriage brought Mrs. Putnam, Wal ter Raymond, Angie, and me. We had de lightful drive, but have enough beautiful scenery to keep me talking for week when get home, so 1 won't stop to describe it here. And when we arrived at the Glen, of course no one felt exactly in his right mind until we had eaten our dinner. This took some time, for it was quite elaborate, and we couldn't find dry, level ground for the whole party. so that part ot us were encamped on the hillside, wedged in behind rocks and bushes, and it was long time before all were served. You should have seen Walter Raymond going around with an ice-cream freezer in his hand and a white apron tied about his waist and Frank Hend> | ley making flying leap from a rock above us and landing in the centre of the group with basket of strawberries
 Mir. Stuyyesant and Kitty had eaten in an- other group and were straying about long be- ! fore we had finished. We were just going down the hill, when we heard screams and l shouts below, and looking down saw Kitty | sitting in a little boat that had grounded on . CONCLUDED ON FOURTH PAGE
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-24

DEAREST BELLE,-I must tell you all that has happened, or burst Pm so mad Marion and have had an awful uss,-perfectly aw- ful! I've said all the mean things to her that I could think of, and the only thing I'm sorry for is that didn't slap her in the face.
 It came about like this This morning An- ge and were sitting on the piazza, and the other girls had gone to the post-office. Angie was sewing, and her spool of silk rolled down off the piazza, and into the grass. She went to get it, and I didn't notice her particularly until she said in queer way,-
 kitty, come here" ts
 I looked, and she was holding in her hand what seemed to be piece of tissue paper. l ran down the steps to her side, and saw it was a loose leaf from one of those blotting-books which had been closed on some manuscript
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-07

tered store on Pecan street Friday and
selected goods TO the amount Of eighty
dollars worth, After the merchant
tied up the bundle the negro seized II
and rushed OIL without 10 much 40 cay
ing good by
Berar (ouRD-llorald A Mexican
woman who was charged with passing
spurious gold coin In tho Post OAK dls'
triot, was brought 70 the jail, but
was subsequently released. She states
she sold her bed 10 got tho money ana
took parl Of the amount due her ~ Bile
yer. ShN IL evidently thodupe ol eoull
terloitera There. ~ nog In Tho lrolPhl
dep0t in this city ono hundred thousand
ponnds ol freight, billed for \, lrenden'
ihal, of laa Cruces, New MeXco II ~
10 loo forwarded 10 ~ destination 10y
MessrB. Berg and Brother. of this city
The num6 ol the supposed murderer
Of Peter Maddux, the OLD man whose
skull was beaten IN with m axe and his
body thrown into the San Antonio
river, Ia Hack llaneine. aud hls father
Jesse llainellne, resides in lilandenyllle,
McDonough county, Illinois, Affairs
at military headquarters paltoo' OF the
annual quiet prevailed, aud nothing OF
interest could BIO gathered there IN The
way Of local news, Every thing II quiet
along The frontier aud q telegram was
received from General Ord stating that
ho left Corpua Christi, Tor Galveston en-
route 10 this point
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THE STATE OVER.

l'ctorid COtHtg-Advocate. The last
few days of warm weather is making the
grass start to growing finely, and the
pralrles are fast doming their verdant
robes We last week received from
Mr.. l.. d. lleatom sample of straw,
berries OF this seasons growth The Der.
ries were Of good size, rich in co or end
quite ripe and luscious. Pedro
Lastra returned on Wednesday from
the Rio Grande with herd of five
hundred saddle horses for Messrs
Snyden, The horses are intended to
be used in driving cattle to Kansas this
spring.
NcL0hml CoHtH-Examiner: The
numberol buildings now beingerectedin
all parts Of Waco is surprisingly large.
constable } Ohm Williamsand a posse
of three men started in the direction Of
the frontier on Tuesday last in search of
the boy James McMahon, of whose sud.
den disappearance mention wss made
IN the Examiner of last "Wednesday. 49,
The county criminal court was in ses>
sion, Judge Gerald presiding. Police
officer j, Il. Freeman was tried for al,
legged false Imprisonment, in arresting
and holding few moments in custody
a man named j. w Jackson, whom he
had suspected of carrying concealed
weapons, The jury assessed the officer
punishment at $21 fine.
Travis CoanV - Gazette Deputv
drooms Lee 10 on his way to Austin
from Johnston county, in charge of the
horse thieves, and horses recently stolen
from this city. Deputy Lee is attended
by strong guard of rangers to prevent
an expected attempt at rescue. -
Nearly all the horses stolen during the |
last month in this city have been re,
covered and the thieves caught. Inter,
ssting Developments may be expected
soon. Persons living in this city. hith.
erto in good standing, are implicated.
-On Saturday Deputy Sheriff Kirk
arrested two variety performers, named
Robert and May Gaylor, q man and
woman, charged with committing A rob>
Oery IN Bloomington, Illinois. to which
place they started in charge of an officer
'ent on the track.--A negro man ems
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TnE number OF failures reported dur,
ing the past month IL lens than the
month previous, with u marked roduc
ton in liabilities This, IN the lace OF
the lamentations, eremads and prelc.
tons of general ruin that have been
hurled by the proaa oppoaing the rev.
monet2ation OF silver, is good shows
ing. The spring trade in business cen
ters has opened moet auepiciou9ly, and
there seems to be better and more
satisfied feeling on every side, The
bottom has 10y no means dropped out
OF commerce, and merchants in the
east report that their sales thus far are
larger than during corresponding
time last year
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SCHUYLER ColPAX, the Christian states,
man, has pencilled IL note to the PhiIN.
delpbia Times, informing the editorial
staff for the five hundredth time that no
vote, however large, could induce hin,
to become again the servant of the pubs
lie, His present life, lecturing, with
hiS Sundays at home is 80 much Lore
Independent, enjoyable and remuneraN
tive, that he could not even consider
the exchanging of il for the toll and un~
rest, the eXaclona and responsibilities
of the public service The country is
safe, if he win only stick TO IT,
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Centaur
L-ir1irn ents

One Kind fol the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals
GAIhese Linments are simply the wopcer ot
the world, Their ELECTS are little lea. man
marvellous.
A@ Wnite tininBui ia for tho human
lanlly. IL viii drive Rheumatism snS n.t aii
h,,u heurI9.giG nom the system; cure LINN.
pnBo, SnllOlainS, Luck-iaW, Palsy. Itch mi
most CataneOus Eruptiuns: IL q ti,.t. , ",.u
rom frozen hands ami k.t, ana ths nntsc,
ol biteS ana stings Of venomnus rrnt H., i,
supuueS sWellings, anu allevates pain of
VNei} hlhd' When sprains or bruises nrcnr
II Is the most potent remedy ever ,Iisn "oVur,
w ieni 'he injured parts. The Ccntaur In
5mleht Is used with great etiicerv tnr Gnr,
ihroa.' Iooddchc, CdSed Byeady' Earncbo
nie o III" I'm haok Ihe folio wing IL but sam.
INDIANA AoME, Jetl. Co. ind Nh, 90 1870
tulnk IL my duty to inform y0u thar /
ntVe suffered much with s,o0IisD f.et a,,,i
bh " ~ lew bottles of Centaur Liuiment
mas zone the trofk for me. hive not hea,'
zee rom these swelllngSi IN eigbi ,co,.S 49,
1 an PaucCly i0IE. The Ilnimpnt ,,,,,i 80"
pe applied warm. '"hi'' W
"BENJAMIN BROWN
me proof ia In the trial. 1t ia reliab,. I,
oh nniS ~ IN onSap, and every family
cnouId nave he Whiteen Ctnur it,I,,, -,
The Yellow Cenlaur Iiui,,,a,,. gu
adapted to the tough muscles, ceria "a
nesh Oh horses and animals, IL has nerfo %,ru
~ more wonderful cures In three wears nt
SPAWN, Strain, Wind-galls, ScyefcSe W
SMeeny, anu general Iamenesa. than eIi
utne. remedies IN existence Read U5hat ~
b'eat ESpressihen say OF a. '' '"e
.r,,a,,- NEW ioBE, January, 1874.
every owner OF horses shonId Sit1s H.
1ehtHuf Llhluent & thai. We co6si5s ~ a.
'he oest article ever used in cur ntabiss II
,, III, MARSH,
'supt. Adams EX. Stable1 N Y
.,, ~, PULTI,
"Supt. q. :, Ex- -i9bles ~ v
u, ..'AIREEr s. Oi,IE
"Supt. Nat. FIX. Stables. N w
The best patrons OF this Liuimn,,ara
ners ana veterinary surEeons, nc e., 80, or
"hnuh,iy using somC linImpnt ~ honi
ans wounds ana Poil-eviI. reinove' stss1i
,nss1 anu is worth millions OF dollars az
huSiiy 10 Farmers, Livery-men. sto6i- ',,t 10.
or cattle. '@VSo having horae3
What a Farrler cannot do for s9o tho Can.
'a NJ Llniment Will do at trifins cost
~ luese llnlmsnts are sold by All dealers
throughout the country. They arc yra rron,at
Wy ,ue projectors, aud bottle will tc oiven
~ ~, w, ~ hatrier or Physician who desires 10
Laboratory of J. 3. Rose & Co..
tS Day ~. NEW YORK.
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TnE recent attempt to substitute the
English for the French as the official
language in the islands Of the British
channel, has signally failed 1t IL
curious how tenacious OF lie language
is when once rooted in the lower orders
OF any people. Rarely is it uprooted o,
replaced by that of foreign conuuerors
and it often imposes itself upon them
The Saxons Of England clung to thei,
own tongue all the time that their Nor
man conquerors were making Norman
French the court language and Tia,
language of the courts. Now that
tongue is the dominant element of the
copious and beautiful English language
used by the descendants of both Saxons
and Normans. Let us have nolanguage,
and everywhere spoken, and we shall
have one of the strongest bonds of ma,
tional unity,
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CONGRESSMAN SnFLLy, Of Alabama ug.
gests that the government shall issue
one hundred millions of Rreenbacks
each year for five years, with which the
secretary Of the treasury is TO buy gold
md take up the bonds. II the redemp.
ton of the five hundred millions il ms
easily and ineXponsivoly provided for
as tho issue by Mr. Shelly, his scheme
should be Immediately adopted and
the number Of millionsto be issued
indefinitely increased,
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No othor medicine Ia the world was over
given such u test NJ ~ cnrnil yo qualities IN
BOBchoeH German syrup, Ia three years
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles Of tina medicine was distributed lrcO
OF charge by druggists ~ this country ~
those AFFLICTED win Consumption, hHthmn,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia und other
discusses Ol tho throat aud lungs, giving Tho
American people undonlnblo proof that dor
man hyrup win cure them, The foAuli has
boon That druggists In every town and VII
lngo In the United states nr0 recommending
II Ia their customers, do to Your druRglHl
ana ask what theyknow about II, sample
bottles 10 cents Regular size 10 cents. ThfOc
dOteH VIII relieve any cns0, mhb-dl Wdwlt
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TilE outrages which were perpetratetl
upon South Carolina in the name of
liberty are being detailed by ex.Goyer,
nor Moses in the columns of the New
York Herald. He declares that KIN,
kluSism, in the greater part myth
and phantom, was u cunning and devil,
ish device of himself and colleagues to
perpetuate their own power for the
sake OF plumber and keep public senti.
ment in the north from turning in favor
of the plundered people Agents.
throughout the state were ordered to
bring on reactionary outbreaks the
negro militia instructed to dog the
steps OF unprotected females and arouse
white men toa frenzy of excitement
young men and old men, the bravest
and best in South Carolina, were drag
eed TO trial, convicted by packed iuries
and sent to northern penilentiaries to
languish and die; the United States
army stood in readiness to execute tho
will of the thieves and, under instrue>
tions from Washington, did il with
merciless rigori it is shown that one
army officer Major Merrill, of the
Seventh cavalry, received thirly,Rye
thousand dollars as blood money from
the thieves, and that this man still
disgraces the uniform of the service.
History has no blacker pages than
those upon which the revelation of
doses win be written.
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The Harrisburg independent publishes
map of northwestern Texas and deN
votes IN entire page TO description OF
ThroclSmorton county which IL terms
tho Farmers Mecca and Williams
burg, the town site, the nucleus of the
Pennsylvania settlements, Williams
burg is situated ten miles east Of The
cattle trail TO Kansas and Colorado and
about nnety>live miles northwest OF
Weatherlord
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
THURSDAY MORNING MARCH T.

Tur French expedition for ascertain
lnq a route lor canal across the ialh'
mus of Darlen, has completed IL recon
noissance, arriving AT the conclusion
that no naylgable channel Ia possible
without locks or hlnneling Many
valuable facts have been revealed by
the explorations in Peru, Bolivia and
Patagonia,
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ThisiH becoming nlarmlngly serious IN our
mldat II " deplo0h on Tho cnunlcnnncr OF
hundreds oi ladies who arc struggling
through lie, n IN hoen IN he dull nash ~
nigh, the pale check, the feeble walk, the
dlll intellect, the palpllhllng hanri, ieh,
Hllo IN uoatiluto NJ hualih, ana tho family "
almost dea'ituio OF u home, holNnco aud
Ch0mlHiry have 0omhln0d rom dy quick,
powuriil aud neyor. failing, which viii reg.
nlata lIor whole hyhlom, and cure her aches
ANA pains, viii build up ANA restore her
health, RirOngth and buuynnry,
Tho article N known m GngllHll Female
liltters, aud sells NJ ono dollar pnr bottle,
Common " Walker, OF Dr. Howell, druaglsla,
Dallas, oan give All Information.
hlllmnhlh.MlL
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AGreatlnvention

And one of much benefit TO the peonle n,
large, always attracts attention. Ii ms
oSen tne history OF al trades and branch es
Sompllshing the desired end has been unite
iaborious, and very slow in its rusulIs nj
least the history OF well making seems to
sp1InI nm, tne assertion. First digging with
tne PICK anu spade, then somebody thoneht
OF boring by hand, but at first the nugers
used We're crude affairs, and capable of hor.
ing out small hole, supplying very little
s p"sv water me opening up of the great
West made the demand for wells so rrent
that Within the last two years well.boring
tools nave been invented, and the business
nus Deeh IN measure revolutioniyed, and
nus pe9oiue source OF money making
eQualled by no other branch where tha Inc
Ntstnent Is so little. Men are lookup now IN
where they can get the hest machine, pr.
Isci'aa mas az last been reached, and we offer
SNu machine complete Ia every detail, one
lOlSotten. II Is the only augcr over in
vented with stone attachment or an adj
luStaole head that hores any sized we'll.
ih on r' sWo ieet up, without reimers, called
,S tUtcnnidt VcU AUger, patented June III.
ie,O, and manufactured by o. +. Hodge, i'm,
uuque, Iowa, Any one wishing TO % INFO
we business. or trade land, town property
20 ~, 80, ,, lot an auger ana territory, or want
10 travel In this state ana sell auuers and
territory on large commission, will PLEASE
can on me ot the National hotel, or n p
DePler at the Planters house, Elm street
ib tias, ae%es, Where | will be for the next
.,uIty Jays Inc anger is on exhibition, and
u running all the time. will guarantee
MY MY man 70 make as much as SAC per day.
4 rms ISL looks iike gold mine, doesn'tlt2 b1t
~ nus been made with this machine dnv
alter day, and Will be made over and over
again by many who are lucky enough TO 90 |
into inc business. Come and see me before |
~ ~ Is 100 late, as can not stay in this place
pu' tnirty days ID. N. ROOF
NJ, Fatentee ofsaid Anger.
N; BIAS have been engaged in The vell /
ooring business for the last two years, and |
IN use, and havingrun the Centennial Al,gap
lor the last nye months, would cheerfn1i,,
recommend 10 as the most complete sn3
fully, ns,p ssspeet-
janSd&wlm ~
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EOH RENT a house, with three fOoms,
l. plhlern ani We'll on tho premises, Ap'
Ply GA me PROMISES hpuihWbhl 0ufntr leI-
ierspn ana Folk streets, lnnll-dg
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.
To Rent

four-line Advertisements Inserted twice IA
this eolnmn for Twaniy-fiye conih,
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Wsaiad fsnala Holm,

M ana ED-A white woman G0nk ana .
w Whlln muse, for prNalH iAml ", unOl
wages hnl pleasant hnuin, Apply lOlliAb'
FIXED Ilpkhlh over hlnlp savings hhni'
inghl-dit
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Wanted Hosrdloq
Mi,oslIAosous Wants,

DHOlodHAPHING,- Wanted II known
i mat !, II, Davis, The pioneer photo
glapheI ol ihe city Of Dallas, Il now ntllng
pnalie lhe Lamar hotel, VII 10 no WIN 10
move on March 10Th, 40 anl 900 hlm,
hdtlilmohli
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~ n, TURNER a 90, n Agency, over post
v. ONCE, rent soil 0r exchange iarmH
houses, lana, merchandise, and olhor prop
efly mirlm
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DIANOS AND ORGANS The largest stock
i tho hest assortment, lowest prices aud
most reasonable terms, A SUMNER ~ co,
lW Commerce street, near the bridge.
moh3.lni
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IIOrleV.

W
FitchcTs NnHfcriN Ia complete substl.
tute for Castor Oh, ana saa pleasant To take
az Honey. ii 10 particularly adapted TO
reclining and irritable children. IL DESTROYS
worms a6slmulates the food regulates the
siohach, ana cures Wind Colo. Few rem,
s s are rs etiCaclous for Fevershness,
tt0up, worms and Whoopng Cough. Gas.
tolla Is scientific aud purely Vegetable
preparation more elective tban Castor Oh
ana neither gags or gripes.
,t..o.. COLUMBIA, Conn, May 8, 1875,
dohls' have a family Of eight children.
a. anu nN ", n5Go a5 much Uastorla rs any fam
never found anything equal to IT, NV anil.
uieh nave been saved from a foyer several
times by the use ot CGBtura. Recommend
us use Tor children, for many diseses they
gre subject TO, in preference to any medtninS
i, shoW Of feel it my duty to give this Ger.
tihoate on account OF the benefits / have de.
rived by the use OF Caatoria,
Noly truly yours,
NORMAN 2. LITTLE
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nOAtnlNu llOuSlG-'rha lease and fur
I'D uituro OF u boarding house. The best
location In Dnllaa Tor trnnslent custom.
Addroaa box 80, Dallas, TeXua, ieb9O-tf
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\NANIED ~ exchange, good Improved
w hnd unlmplOYrd lands ln Van Nhndl
county 1oNuh, l0r merchandise, Address
H. u, hunrly, Mllm fOlut, loEAH, nirhi
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u'O ENCuANuE, Nit ucfda ~ lana IA
Young, 100 Ia Johnson and 500 ~ Don.
ton counties "a exchange Tor good Dallas
city property or good land nom nyo 10 ulghl
Mnln Alleot opposite the court house
lhn92-lm. W, SICK IFS.
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The People, Institute
ORGANIZED AND ESTABLISHED.

The superintendent OF this institution has
been engaged Tor number Of years past In
ihNentlng II HcW and mare pfdficm mtihOd NJ
uidruciinV me V0UnO ptOph " 0V country,
During his lHbOrs In inc schools aud colleges
of tho east no wrote. "lIIS EASY METHOD or
TEACHING HEnREw,h The Oid that this
seemed 10 oner 10 stuJentA induced further
enort 10 prepare other ana more complete
methods OF teaching English and the
classics, PidcticM education Is Whdi he pe0pig
necd We invite the attention of All 10 the
nfip mcthod NJ hdchiuO, at The Peoples In.
stltuto. Any authors textbook may be
used. students ARE classified ANA graded,
School opon 10 students of either BeX.
SPRING TERM OPENS MARCH II, 1873,
For mrth0r information addruBs the super.
lni0ndent
!. n. BREESE,
Professor OF Hebrew.
EaHt Main street., Dallas. rcEnS.
sond for Circular.
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u'o MOYEFuRNTuhE, PIANOS, LOoR-
4 Ing Glasses, Etc, with euro, ana very
eneap. II, n, KlEulER Leave orders NJ
i, l., Murphy " CO., Lamar gifuut. uci9-lm
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NJ oTlCE,-A Advertisements may bo handed
~ inlp our huHlnrh once up 10 H. No
ANA into the composing room On n, ~,
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For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color,

A dressing
which isatoncee
agreeable,
healthy and eff.
icctual for pre-
serving tho
hair Faaed or
gray aHiSS soon
restored to is
...'.l,.J Il
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Trtanh Aro acquainted -urOufit tnLr ..b.n-
HondaTfnl n'oiila NJ that gieat Amernli, lt1a..as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-05
DIED.,

CRAVEN. On the morning of February 4, 1873,
MICHAEL CRAVEN, native of county Clare, Ire
land, In the forty ninth year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from his residence, Ne.
ZIG Seventh street northeast, on Wednesday, tha
9Th instant al two O'Clock p. IN. 81
GULL. On the 6th of February, 1873, at 8,
O'Clock a. m, Mrs. ELIZA Gull. wife of Patrick
Gull, aged twenty STA years native OF the parish
OF BasgaIet, county Kilkenny, Ireland.
northwest, "Wednesday. O'Clock pm. Friends
and relatives invited TO AIT, nd.
DODGE. On February 4th. 1873, suddenly, Of
apopleXy, ALEXANDER HAMILTON DODGE, in
The sixty -thlrd year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, &c West street,
Georgetown. ID. c.. "Wednesday afternoon, Feb
ruary 9Th, at half-paSt three clock CCity papers
COPY 2t
GLENROY. Monday, February 4th. 1878
FRANKLIN GLEN aged forty-niue years
uneI al fr m 35l Pennsy lyania avenue Al 10 O.
m. Wednesday, February 9th, 1878. Friends aad
acquaintances Iespe> ttulIy inv ted 20 attend.
LOVE. On the 4th OF February. 1873 at l0:Is
O'Clock D. m. after few hours illness, DR. Luz
THEIR LOVE, in the siXty-ninth year of his ago,
FOL merry OF Maryland.
The relatives and friends are invited 70 attend his
fun eral from his late Residence, No. 1908 y 81.
northwest, between 18Th and 14th stS., ON We'd
nesday, the 9Th instant, al O'Clock pm.
kALLMER. Ia WelsviIle, Ohio, on Monday
Febr,ary IN, 1878, at IL O'Clock at nooa, JodN
kALLMER, aged eighteen, eldest son OF Henry and
Susan kaiImer.
SCHARF. At half past two a. m February 9th,
1873, OF diphtheria. EUGESE A. Y, youngest ees
or Samuel X. and Fannie q. Scharf, aged years,
months and "a days. Baltimore sun and Jersey
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