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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-09-14
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The General Assembly sl,all nat
pass any local ~ special Law chang.
Ing the venme In criminal caaea,
changing the manner II persona leGl.
tiwsatinG ehildrrn. vaeatiMe roads,
strccts, " alley, remitting Anes,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-09-14

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30
Personal.

May Belle Sherman will walk 80 miles in
side of eleven hours at Bddeford this week.
Miss Ada B. Kennard has been engaged as
orgaDist at H gh street church.
Rev. g. j. Ketchum, who has been filing
the pulpit at St. PaqPs, has accepted cal, as
rector from Jan. Isl until Easter.
The Boston Herald says: 'Mrs. Hull, the
Portland materializiug medium, is giving pri-
vate seances in this city Marvellous stories
are told By those who attend her sssuces." If
those who attend her sealces had read the
copy of the PRESS which exposed her trlckery,
her business would probably be very light.
John Pe arson of Newbury port, who died
lately at the advanced age of over go was
great abolitionist aud suffered severely in the
old times for his views. Between 1880 aud 1916
he was baker in Portland, on CascO street,
was The first deacon of Free street Baptist
church, and remained SO until 1913 when be
became Second Adventist He 10 we'd to
Newburyport 10 1916 Mr.. Jacob Pearson of
this city is the sole survivor of that family.
Mr. Lewis Williams, who was injured by
falling through the hatchway of the steamer,
Brooklyn, week ago Sunday, is getting along
nicely. Saturday Drs. Gordon and Files ex-
amined his iIjuties and found no bones broken
or fractured, but the muscles Of the kneepsn
were ruptured and be will probably have sliff
leg The Reform Club, at its last meeting,
appointed The following ommittee to raise sub
scriptiops for his family: Geo. a. Lefsvor
SIMON Elder. Csc. W. Murcb, Geo. A. Merry,
Henry McVey and Geo. Facey.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30
Coming Dances,

On New Year Eve the boys of Cumberland
g. will give grand ball at Lancaster Hall. A
large number of tickets have already been so d
and there is every prospect of grand time.
Go New Years night the Uuion Rowing A.:
ISOLATION will give ball at Lancaster Hall
The committee Of arrangem ATS comprises the
names Of those well-kuo.n oarsmen Davis,
Kennedy, Hartnett and Ferry. Chaudler's
band will furnish admirable music, and the
hosts OF friends of the association will turn out
10 force.
There will be New Years ball at Browns
Hall, Cumberland Mills, with music By Man
chester.
The IDde pendent Four will give grand
ball at Army and Navy Hall, New Years
night.
On Friday night the long looked for ball to
be given under the auspices of the Portland
Cadets, will be given at City Hall. Chsndler's
strongest team will be in attendance and fne
band concert occupy the hour from TO 0 p. m.
The order of dances will be just the thing, and
the dance prove an event of the winter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30
Crime.


Saturday afternoon Henry johnson, aged %.
snatched Mrs. w. W Dyer's pocket-book, at
the corner of Congress and Oak streeis, and
ran down Oak aud Other streets, pursued by
Hugh f. Flynn and one Of Sager's men crying
s'stop thief" The purss-snatcher was caught
by his pursurers aud taken TO the station. The
money was found on him.
Officer Massure caught William Tobey, aged
IS, Saturday night, breaking into Tin mons &
Hawes's restaurant on Commt rcial street.
Massure gobbled him. 1t is thought Tobey has
been engaged 10 tbs recent burelaries. Mas
sure also arrested man for stea ing Coal from
the coal yard of Greer, Son & L7nch The
officer is to be congratulated for good work.
A young lad snatched the pocket-book of q
lady who came out of f. A. Ross & Co. store,
Saturday, and escaped. He got but little
money.
1t has been ascertsioed that Tobsy who broke
into Tmmons & Bawas, Saturday night also
broke into the sore formerly occupied by Jor-
dan & Blake, Old Commercial wharf, the same
night, and stole some tobacco, a few cigars and
a small sum of money.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30

The INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC --Iofluenza in
an aggravated form is prevailing 10 the city at
the pre- ssnt time, aud a reporter of this iurnal
called upon several physicians to inquire #, in
their opinion, there was any special cause for
its prevalence. None Of them We're prepared
to give any decided opinion. They stated that
for some time past, eince the year when epi-
zootic prevailed among horses to such an ex-
teut, this violent form of influenza has attack
ed our citizens. During the past two or three
Decsmbers there has bsen great deal of mos-
ture IN the air. which, coming in the cold
weather, is much more peneralve than the
dry colo air. Then the changes il tre tenn
perature have been more decided of late. Our
autumn weathers were warm and the system
was less prepared to resist the cold when the
winter weather came. Patients attacked With
this influenza exhibit all the symptoms that
precede serious fever; back ache, legs ache,
head ache, followed bya tremendous co Id in
the head,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30
Brief JOrlju Rs,

There were ten deaths in this city the past
week
Quinn & Coyle have the contract for large
boiler for St. John, N parties.
The value of foreign exports by water were
$157, 800. 81 last Week and 5000 feet of long
lumber was expo'td d.
Mlss Bearse has been removed to the pest
mouse. This is the only remaining case of
small pox known in town.
L. is reported that the Chase Organ Co have
brought some suits which will be tried in the
Circuit Court soon.
The key Of the building and two sections
of the telescope have been stolen from tue OBJ
servstory.
Pleasant day Saturday. Mercury 20e at sun
rise, 2Sa at noon. wind northwest. Mercury
12o at sunrise Sunday; wind little east OF
north.
The Sunday Times says several of our dry
stores hsve sufr red from finale kleptom All 'cs.
Oae stole aid gloves, another toy worth W,
and a tbrd piece of dress goods.
A ballet fred from musket passed through
room in Mr.. Hopkins house Oh Spring 81.
DeeIing. Nobody knows where it Came
from
There have been 100000 bushels Of grain
pass through the elevator since January Let.
OF this amount 100000 were wheat, $4,000
corn, $50 900 peas, 600 barley, aad 100000
oats.
The Portland Masonic lodges have appointed
= COMMITTEES to confer with other lodges ip the
stzte 10 regard to a grand celebration in Port
land next ST.. Johns Day, June "A. The pro.
gramme will be decided Jan. 90.
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The Highlander.
THE PROBABLE EXPLANATION
OF THE wRECKAGE ON PEAKS
AND MACKGY,S ISLANDS.
Damage 10 the Charter Oak by COilisio n.

The readers Of the PRESS will remember
that just after the severe gale that prevailed
here about fortnight ago large gu sDtity of
hemock boards drfted ashore GU Peaks and
Mackey's islands, and It was reasoned that
some vessel must have gone to pieces in that
vicinity, as tue rudder and par of the spars Of
schooner formed a part of the wreckage
This theory was disputed bg some, but up
held BY others, including the captain of one of
our tugs.
On Friday last the captain of the Dauntless,
lately arrived in this haibor, stated he had
every reason to believe that the wreckage was
that of the schooner Highlander, belonging in
Bangor. The III ghlander was au old vessel,
of eighty tons burden, bound from Bangor to
Provincetown with load of brick under deck,
and hemlock boards Oil deck. She left the
former port on the Isl of d &c a. Der with fl Get
of coasters, all Of which except the III ehlander
arrived at their destinations so4ns little
time since. About the time of the gale many
of this fleet made halbors 10 this vicinity,
while Others had a narrow squeak from de-
structiop. The opinion prevails that the
I'll ghlander in trying to make a port, and be-
ing so old, could not withstand the gale and
either was Driven on the rocks ana went to
pieces or else foundered aud the wrecbaee was
washed ashore Capt. Richardson, the com
mander of the Ell ghlander, belongs in Deer
Isle where ne has wife and family The vessel
had crew, probably of four meu, who, if the
vessel wasi lost. either persisted, or else they
were picked up by some vessel and carried to
distant port 1t is known the wreck was not
that of the DEBORAH.
A serious collision occurred off Gloucester
Saturday morning. The schooner Charter
Oak, Capt. Carnage of New Yerh, bound to
this port Win COAL, while at anchor 10 the har-
Dor, was run down By the schoo0er Lsvanta
about 80 o'clock and lost boat and davits and
broke the jaws of the main-boom. The COL
lisiou was caused by the bad steering of the
man at the wheel of the Levsnta. The latter
vessel had large part of her forefoot knocked
off and part Of her rail and bulwarks carried
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30

went to the Health Lift with great distrust
of any beneficial results, having for many
months suffered from dreadful nervous pros
tration, being the effect of several ailments un-
Necessary to specify. Words cannot convey az
adequate idea of my sutferings, which at times
were almost too much for human endu auce.
bat happily for me relief was not far off. At
ter taking this exercise a sbert time, l began
to f. el better; in three months had forgotten
that ever had any nerves; in four months my
chest had very perceptibly expanded, my luug
capacity had greatly increased, my brea
was consciously deeper, my voice was stronger,
and It's quality for singing much improved. -
When l meet friends now, they remark with
surprise, Glow we'll you are looking-wbat
haze you been doingY" My uniform reply is
the Health-Lift has done it all.
Whatever treatment Of chronic disease and
weakness may be good for others of this one
thing 1 feel Satre, that nothing ever before de-
vised cln, for one moment, compare with the
Heath-Ltt for ao0n,Gn.
Health-Lft Rooms, 237 Middle street, Port
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SATURDAY, Dec. IS.
A turkey supper will be served at the Win
ter street chapel next Wednesday night.
Rev. G. B. Pitblado lectures at Wesley church
next Thursday evening.
The dance at Music Hall last night proved
a most recherche and successful affair. About
thirty of the Owls aud their lady friends were
in attendance The floor was in the best COLI
ditlon ard Barker's orchestra played unusually
we'll Messrs. Hayden and Hawthorne were
in charge Of the floor, and by their labors
everything went off very pleasantly. Espe-
cislly noticeable were the stylish and attractive
costumes Of the ladies. The programme itself
was most stylisb, gotten up by friend Newman
10 the new Japanese tea-chest style. Altogeth-
er the Owls are to be congratulated on the sue
Cess of the first sociable of the season.
DR.. A. A. Plummer of Boston lectured on
"rbe Uses of Water" last evening, in City
Hall.
An ice boat has been placed on Nequasset
pond.
The municipal court was held in the City
~, 49,. s."srise 10 accommodate the crowd
trial. Judge Tallman presided. Mr. Larrabee
appeared for the government aud Mr.. GILBERT
for the defendants. Geo. w. Duncan testified
that Crooker aud bis two brothers called upon
him, used abusive language and assaulted his
son, inficting Injuries from which the latter is
seriously IL. Defendants testified that Duncan
was the ageressor, Frank first assaulting them.
DR.. A. j Fuller testified 70 Duncan's Injuries.
CrooBer was bound over to appear before the
S j. Court.
Sunday evening the Rev William Hart
breaches his last sermon as pastor of the Cen.
trail Congregational church Of this city.
The Patten Association are to have sociable
at their club rooms next Friday evening.
Supreme Court-Rache ys. Dewoli; jery dis
agreed. Abbe G Prrkios libel. vs. Chas. D.
Perk'ns; divorce decreed; e. j. MnlAy. Flora
E. Deturbe llbellant, vs.. Martin Deturbe; di-
vOrce decreed; all. Jacob Hanks vs. Thos.
NJ. Reed, action for damages; injucies received
FROM REEDS carriage.
The charming little cantata of the Twin
Sisters" will be given at Coluub an Hall by
the Corlis street church young people next
Thursday evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-rhe following
transfers of real estate were recorded in this
county Saturday:
Scarboro-Ann NJ. Mlliken to Rosanna b.
Carer, LAND and buildings
DeerDg EDWIN Thompson to Edwin
Ha-kell, isno on Pearl street.
Gray-Emelne 4. Eveleth to Caroline +
Eveieth, Is acres of lsod
Freeport-John s. Ward to Albert S. Pres
colt, acres of land.
Albert S. Prescott to Phebs s. Prescott, lot
of land,
Stapdisb-Edgar P.Dow to Wilson Dow, part
of lot No So I'd division.
Cssco-John Stone to Veranus Stone, home
stead farm, so acres.
Bridgton-J 4mes Taylor to Eliza A. Taylor,
land and buildings. part of lot No. s, 18th
range.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30
Fire i'm rs nj shsyijIe,

Yesterday morning about seven O'clock, fire
was discovered liz sleeping cha amber in the
story-and-a-nalf house ow oed and occupied BY
r Gibson at KDightville, Cane Elizabeth. The
fire. which is believed to have had its origin in
a defective chimney, broke out in the room
where Mr.. Gibson, wife and two children were
sleeping. They hastily escaped, Mr.. Gibson
sustaining some bruises As no proper appli-
ances were &C hand it was found Impossible to
save the house, though about one-h sif the fur
niture was gor out 10 damaged condition The
barn and outbuidiugs we're saved BY the strel-
uous exertops If the neighbDrs
There was an Insurance of $500 on the house,
taken 10 the Gloucester Company at the
agency of William Allen, Jr. The policy was
renewed but few days since.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30
A Good Picture .

A picture of mackerel, by MISS FL B. Steele,
which ornsme nts Hsle's window, is worth the
careful attention of those interested in pictorial
art. The subject is consclentiously and intelli-
gently banded, the drawing firm and correct,
and the colcr strong, pleasing and faithful
The glistening of the scales in the light, and
the back Of the fish, with their blush bars, are
very happily done. Miss Skeeie's skill in por
traiture stands her in good stead, and the fish
actually seem to have woe begone expression,
as though realizing their sad plight.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30
The G rateruity Supuer.

Annually the Porlaad Fsaternity, VIII Oh has
Community, affords it's pupils Christmas han
qlst. The usual supper was provided Sa,ur-
day night, at the hail. and about a hundred
young men and women participated in the
bounteous repast. After he supper felicitious
remarks were made by Ex-Governor WASH
burn, who presided, Mayor Butler, Mr..
s. T. Pullen, Hon. W. W. Thomas and
Gen. S. j. Anderson. Delightful music
was provided by Misses. Thorn, Hemenway,
Eveleth and earle, Messrs. Thurston, Shaw,
Colby, Varnum, Millett and Themes,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30

Coufouud exoectaDt heirs by adding codicl
to your will, and go to using Caswell's ''NEW"
ELIXIR, for the Blood; it will renew your
life Prepared only b, Caswell & Co of Boz
ton; pfoprietors of Caswell & Co.'s SLIP
Perry ELM IOZENGES for Coughs, and
the beautiful WAX FLOSS Hair dressing.
For sale by ali druggists
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30

MRS JULIA bolt The many friends OF
Mrs. Juia holt received serious shock on
Safurd y last, on hearing of her death at Co..
orado Springs, that morning. from septlcalnia.
Mrs. Holt was dsughter OF Ell j. Libby, Esq.,
AID lady possessed of many qualities OF
MUD and heart that enjesred her to very
larse circle of friends and acquain ances. Her
family wtl have the deep 81 mpatby of all who
knew her,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30
L. d. o. r.

At the session of Ivy Lodge, No. 8. ID. of K,
held on Saturday evening, the following offic'
ers were chosen for the ensuing term:
Noble Grand-Joshua Davis.
Vice Grand-MIs. Myra G. Cox.
Recording Secre tary-Mrs. Lizzie B. Spauld-
ing.
Financial Secretary-Frederick W. Hatch.
Tressurer-Nrs Caroline o. French.
Trustees-Alfred WoodDap, James N.
Real Mrs. Mary e. Nash, Mis-. Myra g. Cox,
Mrs. Annette Crockett
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Rra rnhuItb 0dgr.

At the regular meeting of amhall Lodge,
the following officers we're electtd;
G. Cd NJ. Leighton.
V.C-H x Colesworthy.
Pm S Gibson.
K. of r & Sc G. Milhken.
Nj. of E VIM e Smith,
M. of + E. L. Ring.
M. at "A. q PEBBLE.
Trustee for three yesrs-Geo. T Means
Trustee of Pythisn Hall Assocation-H. 1.
N isou.
r, presenta,ives to the Grand Lodge-Aloert
Evan, d. [ Nelson
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30
THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 80.
THE PRESS,

May be obtained at he Period Depots of N G.
Fessenden, Marquis. Brunei d Co.. Andrews,
Armstrong. Cox, Wentworth. Hodsdon, Hayden,
Warehouse, corner Exchange and Fore St.; welan.
der. Boston q Name Depot, and Chisholm Bros,
on all trains that run out Of the civ.
Saco, of L. Hodsdon and H. B Kend,ick a
Bath of j. y. Shaw
Lewiston, # Stevens & Co.
BiideiOrd, F. NJ Burnbam
Brunswick, b. G Dennisop and w IT March,
Richmond. G. A Beae
New Castle A. W. Sou hworth
WoodforO's Corner, Ii. Moody
New York, BreDtano's Literary EMPORIUM 80
Union Square.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30
CITY AND VICINITY,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DA

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hall-Liiiputan
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Slippery Elm LozeDges.
Hop Bitters-2.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gorham Normal School.
To let--Store.
Now-Coe
Cloaks-V ickerv 6 Leighton.
IDman L'ne-T. MEG wan,
Cream cream S. A Ulm,r
Oysters 1lmntn & Hawes.
To ieI-G ID. r. vi hau & Co,
ALI Materials-CyIus f. Davis
PIoVerus-Hop Bitters
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Save Your Eyesiaht,

Nothing is more ury,ug 10 the eyes than the
Pickering which is almost inseparable from the
use # gas, hence, students, professional men,
and all who require soft, mellow, steady light,
invariably use Pratt's Astral OIL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30

Mr.. G. E. Pride, the Ssccarappa butcher,
who was thrown from bis cart the first part Of
last week, died Saturday from his Injuries.
Thomas MCGOWAN fell in a fl Friday night
and rucb bis head iDfictlng serious wound.
A lady fell on the ice in front Of Mechanics
Hall, Saturday, and was badly injured.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30

HOLIDAY GOODS greatly reduced in price;
collar, cuff aud glove boxes from 81 to IS cents:
satin lined do, from 81 so to $l.12aa; baskets,
satin lined, from So to $1.62, at III |. Nelson &
Co =, 443 Congress street, harrington Block
a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30

f. o. BAILEY & Co. will commence the
assiguees sale of Jrwelry, &c at No. 247 Md
die street, at half-past ten this morning.
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STATE NEWS.
ANDRosooGeIN COUNTY

William Sawyer and man named Morrill,
fell to fighting over a woman while on the way
home from a singing school in Leeds the other
day, and Morrill, had finger bitten off and was
otherwise injured so badly that he is now very
sick.
ARooSTOOK COUNTY.
"AroostOok or Bust" have had Silver Eagle
breaking up plow presented to them by The
HiggaDum Manufacturing Co.
YORK COUNTY.
0. A: & A. II. Buzzsll, stove and tin ware
dealers Of Rennebluk, are in trouble, their
store being 10 charge of the sheriff Their lia-
bitles are m0stlg to Boston dealers and stove
manufacturers
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HARPER's BAzAR.-Tis beautiful weekly
publication is welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received oy N. G. Fessenden, Lancas-
ter Hail. and d Wentworth, 553 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
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SAGE srap

SAGE srappa.
AT met ting OF Saccarappa Lodge, No IL,
l. O. o. F., last Friday evening, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
N. G ALBERT Verrill.
V CD. c. Knight.
Rec. Sec-F A Bettes.
Per ec-W. w. Cutter.
Treas.--W. V. Harmon.
Trustees-G. T. Springer, Lorenzo IoWle. u.
w, Aver,
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LADY REAuTIFIERs.

LADIES, you caoDot make fair skin, rosy
cbeeKs and spatkling eyes with all the Cos
metics Of France or beautifers of the world,
while il poor health. and nothing will give soa
such good health, strength and beauty as HIP
Bitters. A trial is certain proof See ano her
colnmn dec30d1W
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-30

OVER 100000 was paid for death claims
and endowments last year by the Mutual Life
ms. Co Of New York. This sterling company
ranks first in the world for its assured security
and amount of assets
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AROOSTOOK COUNTY.

HoT drinks should be avoided in day time
during cold weather, as they have tel dency
to weaken the lungs and affect the throat.
Take DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup for all cases of
hOtlla
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THE balance of our stock of ladies' and chill
dren's Merinj Underwear will be sold at rare
bargains to close them out. III. l. Nelson &
Co., 443 Congress ST., Harrington Block. c28 81
HAMBURG REMNANTS, small lot to be closed
out before putting in our new goods. We shall
sell them cheap. Come aud see. IL. Nelson
s. Co., AS Congress street de2S 3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-06
DIED..
ASHTON. On

ASHTON. On December ,. ISIS. in Philadelphia
ELIZABETH Josiah MARSH. wife Of Daniel X. Ash
ton, IN the seventy -fitth year ot her
LYNCH On December 9Th. 1873. AT 81 m IF
inflammation of the bladder. JAMES LYNCIl. IN the
sixty second year OF his axe
Funeral VIII take place on Sunday at - pm,
from ms late residence. No LIS East Capitol street
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend. -
MCoUADE. Departed this life December 5th
1873, at O'Clock am. AS, rect of the late Owen
Mctpuade, native of thS County Limerick Ireland
in tie thirty III ird ear of her age.
The funeTa viii take place sunday 9Th inst at
O'Clock u. FROM Der late residence, sol
Of Twenty fourth and II streets northwest Friends
and relatives OF the family invited 10 attend g
NEENAN. At 3 As a. on the 5th OF December
1873, after lingering Illness, JoEs, NEl.SAN. the
fort eighth year Of his axe. Up.
Funeral viii take place Saturday morning at 2
O'Clock, from his late residence, No. 32a street
southwest, from thence to 81 Dpminic's Church.
where there VIII lie requiem tor tie repO-e of
the soul. Relatives aud friends Of the family are
requested 10 attend. =
PARROTT. On December 5tis 1875 at To A. M
JULIA A, beloved wife OF Ralph .arroit in the fifty
fourth year of her axe.
Dearest mother. thou free from thu pain
by surrONs and suieriDgs are DER.
But soon We Il meet thee AGAIN
On that bright, eternal shore. by HER SON
Funeral on Sunday, December ). from the Mount
Zion NJ. E. Church, Georgetown al ) O'Clock m p