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The daily gazette., 1879-10-08
ueIeT. AdImA.
ueier. Adams,
VS.. In Chancery,
Alexander II. Adams View Castle County
Trustee, ct. al. In Partition.

Alexands, il. Adams New Castle Co1nty,
Trustee, st. al. In Partition.
J., And nov 70 VII, this third DAY OF septem'
usa, oer, =: u. 1919 t appearing 70 the hao-
sheriff OF New castle County, that the de-
PENDANTS In this cause have no known place
OF ABIDE within THIS county, and cannet
OBSERVED with process, that the said defen
Adams In the city OF beverly. County OF
burlington and ate oil New Jersey Ciias.
): Aaams In tho city OF Baltimore, State
OF Maryland Janet X. Moore In the city
OF oiedo State OF ohio: Isabella II. TIL
Ton In the city of Washington, District OF
Columbia, and Harriet Il Andrews In the
city OF Toledo above mentioned, ard no
appearance having been enter ii for the said
issued for them.
IL ~ thereupOn, on motion OF Walter
Cummins, Esq. solicitor for the petitioner
ordered Sy r. Chanceiior that The said
! adams, deceased Charles ]. Adams.
janet Moore, Alexander II. Adams,
surviving trustee OF ISABELLA II. Tiiton
surviving trustee OF Harriet b. Andrews )
aud Harriet Is. Andrews, do appear before
the Chancellor at his Cham bers in bower.
on the 10Th dey OF October. A. D., 1879, and
snow cause II any they have, why parti-
tinn OF the prem ises In The petition descriD-
ed should not he made according To the
prayer thereof. or that the petition Will be
taken pro confessO as TO tho said Alex
ander II. Adams, Trus ee OF Howard J
Adams, deceased Charles ]. Ada ms, Janet
X. Moore. Alexander H. Adams. surviv-
i1R Trustee OF Isabella Ii. TlltOn, Isabella
h. ilt0n, Ale&ander n. Adams, surviv-
Ing Trustee OF Harriet b, Andrews and
Harriet b, Andrews,
And Lhs Register is directed to cause a
copy of this order To be published In the
DELAWARE GAZETTE. a weekly newspa-
per OF the CITY OF W Wilmington, New Castle
County, aforesaid, for the period of thirty
| days next preceding the said fifteenth day Of
October, A. d.. 1919. And IL is further or
dered that the solicitor for the petitioner
| In this csuse send by mail post paid one
copy OF sidSDELAwARE GAzETrE con-
| tanning the publication Of this order, TO
| each OF the said respondents herein last
above named.
Attest, JIM. HOUSMAN,
keg. q. q.
Sept. II, is79.-w5t
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Lots of NesO Houses.
BRIEF MENTION OF A FEW OF TIL
EAST SIDE IMPROVEMENTS.

BRIEF MENTION oF A FEW OF THE
EAST SIDE IMPROVEMENTS.
The number of new houses that have
gone up during the past year In the
northeastern section Of the city Is really
surprising, and at the present time,
baildi ng operations In this neighborhOod
are very brisk. Houses put up here al
ways find q ready sale or rental, the rea-
son being they are generally Of . suita-
BILE size, well-constructed, and cOnvs-
niently near the large manufacturing es-
Establishments along the east side. This
makes them very desirable residences
for mechanics and laboring men.
A GAZETTE reporter took brief trip
this morning, and found forty-two new
houses In the course Of erection within
that part of the city bounded by Ninth,
Tenth, French and Lombard streets.
Of this number, Mr.. George Tindall,
the well-known contrator, Is building
fourteen-four on Tenth street, below
Poplar, and ten on Shearman street, be-
tween Poplar and Lombard. They will
be two stories high, 14x26 feet, with
back buildings 10xl4 feet. Those on
Tenth street are we'll under way, and
the zen on Shearman street will soon be
commenced.
At the northwest corner Of Tenth and
Lombard streets, Mr.. Daniel Collins is
having erected two two story buildings,
12x25 feet. The corner building will be
a store. The contractor for this work is
| Mr.. Dillon.
On the east side of Poplar street, com.
mencIng at Eleventh and extending
downward, Mr.. Harlan Cause is erecting
ten twO-story houses, which with the
houses erected on this street last year by
Mr.. Cause; will build up the square sol
idly. These houses are l4x26 feet, witt
back buildings 10xl4 feet, and will bt
provided with many modern convenien
ces.
On French street, above Tenth, Mr.
Harlan Cause is erecting six handsome
three story brick buildings, with Man
sard roofs, bay windows, and other i'm
provements. They are about l6 A
feet, and when finished will add great
to the appearance of this neighborhood
Besides the new houses above enumer
ated, others are In the course Of erec; iOI
in this neighborhood, and still more an
contemplated. The western section O
the city is also being rapidly built up, a
has been shown by reports publshe,
from time TO time In the GAZETTE.
Proceeding down Poplar street the re-
porter found Mr.. Robert McC Caulley com
placently looking at row of house
which he is erecting on the west side o
the street, between Tenth and Shearmal
streets. These houses are two stori.
high, and 15x26 feet, with back building
1lx15 feet, excepting the one at Tent
. street corner, which is store and dwell
ing combined, 18x2S feet, with bac
r building 16xl5 feet, and bay window
These houses, Mr.. McCaulley says, wi
have bath rooms, hot and cold wate
washpaves, and all modern improve
E ments. Five Of them are for mem bel
of his family, four are for sale, and tn
last-the corner store-has already bee
sold to Mr.. Lemus Messick, butcher
the Eigh'h h street market, for 81, 400.
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Vas 10 Wise's Balloon ?

CHICAGO Oct. Louis Faber, alt
engineer on the Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern Railroad, states that a
week ago Sunday night, while at NJ Hers
Station taking water, he observed large
balloon directly overhead, which hc
judged to be less than a mile away, driv-
ing rapidly along 10 northeasterly di
rectiOn toward Michigan, VIII ch is only
half mile from the station. John Bulla,
his fireman, states that he also saw the
balloon, and with Faber watched ii on,
Of sight. 1t was undoubtedly the Wis
balloon.
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- fEGlsrER's opn1
Itegister,s,.]
new Casiiaaserk 0,

uooS New ,S Castle stliSssaas's aoaai,'s (, O.,
~ nMsa'nnlnistrat,r rpSfItlSn Of IaSa. q , Rich,
R1sIed RerIs,seed i is orie"'SS' AZ y y
@inlsifsitS,esu iiSs Of ',,;I granting ci ";
80 cs, Nv, with the date d' n, ,he -stale d
in Ilty six o' aays ;a from l6e da,. q !,
count county OF New Ss Cas,,p public pIs
sem psnssht en- The same Or sbIia baIsialgnsl
And Also csSs. sses case T.. mai%s.ssa
H,.n,n ,san. nL the same u pesiM,s Ss,as %
ses"e; weeEs, = "a and 10 bs continual pSsI 4
81. 5. OF StSss oilles OF andsr de- y The A.,
N' cann,.. at New Castle sse ss'ef,is's, - 4
Tunty. s",,,y. Aforesaid, The dav ~
-. Y. BiaGS |
AL Al persons having cIsSi,O.E cMIsSiE.
S"tv Sr,S Q. .,i me deceased. must ,s ",..gl ss,
oeiore sept. 2Jth, A. n ,saa I,l's1
provided. RIcnusc suca ease
Address, Kirkwoo, H. AdniI
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AM Old Receinf.

Mr.. Howard Simpson, OF this c;tv.
ceipt: 10
keceived Jan. %, of Mr.. Jno. Farsop
two dollars for ths WEEKLY GAzErTK
AMP WATcHMAN for one year from the
17th inst" JNo. 81. LAManIs
FOR ID. I. A. UPHAM.
The receipt In written on . piec, of
o.ank paper and it is now In good state
.! p!eservation. The writing Ia very dis
tinct, and Is written In . very lcpible
hand.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-08

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stock'
were somewhat lower, but very active
Money on call was Q to 7 per cent OF
stocls and to on governments. Elk
change was dull and steady. Govern
ment bonds advanced fraction. State
were dull and railways were 'ragged,
but generally lower.
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AnOfher Case

Bernard Ward Of the Tenth ward, was
arraigned before Esquire Brady last
evening ON the charge OF voting illegally.
The defendant produced tax receipt
signed by Collector G. II. ID. Bedford.
which Mr.. j. l.. Carpenter, Jr., testified
was genuine. Ward was thereupon dis
charg. d.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

10 al. VINO are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, ner vOus weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, Ac.,
will send recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHAkE. This great renesi y
WAS discovered by Q missionary In South
America. Send n self-Addr resset enyeiOpa
Ia the REV JosEPH +. INMAN, station u
zex York City.
dec2D-p o. NJ Awiy
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LATEST CABLE NEWS.
ENGLISH CAVALRY MOUNTING FOR sen
VICE IN IERLAND.

ENGLISH CAVALRY MOUNTING FOR SER
VICE IN IERLAND.
LONDON, Oct. 8, 1879.
The Golas of st. Petersburg, reports
that China Is actively preparing for war
with Japan.
During the races on Monday At Con-
stantine, Algeria, two stands fell, injur-
ing seventy persons, come very severely.
A despatch dated Khelat-1 -Ghilxai, Oc-
tober 4, announces that General Hughes
has marched in the direction OF Cruz
ney.
A special despatch from St. Petersburg,
states that the revenue Of tho present lis
cal year exceeds the estimates by 4O,OOO,-
900 roubles.
Tne Frankforter Zeitung says the re-
port Of the coming issue Of Russian con-
solidated bonds to the amount Of El6,-
000, 1000, il officially confirmed.
Among the successful candidates for
the Dict are Herr Richter, leader Of the
free traders Herr Won Putt-Kammer,
Minister Of Ecclesiastical Affair.", and
Herr Achenbach.
A despatch TO the Times from Belgrade
says:-"The Porte has notified Servia
that 1t intends replacing the regulars OH
the frontier by Albanians. This propos-
ition has been unfavorably received
here"
The Correspondence and Cronista
deny the reports of crisis in the Spanish
Cabinet, aud state that Premier CampOs
and Senior Silvels, Minister Of the Inter-
ior, consider that there Is no sufficient
ground for proclaiming = s.ate Of siege
In certain provinces.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-08

OTlCE,-J. H. Primrose mas taken the
IN management OF the old and reliable
sewing machine company-the Wheeler d
Wilson. This machjue has been lately
improved, aud is an en.lrely new m achine,
and is known as the Improved wheeler 4
sewing machine now in use, and has ad
vantages superior TO any other.
We hope our friends will g. We us a call I,
and not buy until they have eVamined this
new machine.
Our terrltsry embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern Snore of Maryland.
Our once, at present, will be found at
72S Market street.. After the 25th OF March
next we will be found at our old stand. the
Garrett building, No. 7la M Market street.
~A9ENTS WANTED.
feb6-dtf J. H. PRIMROSE
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Stand from Under.

From the n. Y. Herald.
We advise the general public to stand
from under. There was bound to be q
general rise In securities from last year
because then prices were too low; buy
es aud investors were too cautious.
But the pendulum has now sprung too
far In the other direction, and there will
presently be pause In the street and q
swinging back TO moro moderate prices.
Then the people who have ''gope In" as
the saying is, at the top Of the market
will be left high and dry, and the pru-
dent and skilled manipnlators of the
street will go off with their pockets full
Of other peoples money.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-08
THIRD EDITION
Gesse,.as Nessss.

The Louisiana Democratic .Conven-
hdhye4:erday nomiuAted L. A. Willis
for Governor on the first ballot, aud
then adjourned until this morning.
! The minority aerinst the Coustitu-
ti0ash amendments in Connecticut Ii es-
timated 1t 70 900. The Republicans have
carried majority Of the town elections.
Speaker Randall has called q meeting
Of Sbc oommitsee on Rules In Washing
too ON Nov. 10th, to agree upon re-
poet to be submitted to the U. y. House
Of Rspsesen taiivos early in De ,ember.
General Grant and party returned to
day. They were entertained with q re-
ception, an address of welcome, and .
ball at Merced, on Monday evening.
The reunion OF the Army of the Gum
berland will he held In Washington on
November 10Th, when the statute of
General Thomas will be unveiled. 1t Is
expected that General Grant will attend
the reunion.
a A despatch from Lieutenant Price,
t1seod FOrn q cation Creek, the Sd inst,
says Payne has been able to hold the
Indians at bay; that he has been Joined
BY Dodge's company of the Ninth Cav
airy, aud that Merritt would probably
reach him ON the 4th.
The regular Democratic State Con-
ventiou OF Massachusetts net yes erday
In Boston and nominated u ticket headed
by John Quincy Adams for Governor.
The platform, which IL lengthy denOun-
ces the Electoral frauds and Federal in
reference with the ballot-b0x, arraigns
the Republican policy, both State and
National, and teslares for hard money
The striking spinners in Fall River,
. MaO.. held q meeting, yesterday, and
voted TO resume work in the Troy, Bor-
den and Durfee mills, the only mills not
fully or partly supplied with "knob-
stick" spinners. go
Twelve hundred c'gar makers Eof CHI
ssgo struck yesterday for An advance OF
S2per thousand, and their demand was
granted.
Nearly all the Abve moulders il LOUIS
Vile were idle yesterday, having struck
for an advance OF Is per cent The result
will be determined by that Of the Cin-
0innat strike.
A conference Of "the Edwards family
heirs aud represe natives from all part
Of Canada" has Just been held In London
Ont, to take steps FOR the securing of g.
great estate in New York city, valued a
$50 900 600" which 'some attorney il
want OF fee declare ss to be their inheri
tance.
An attempt was made to rob the FIrs
National and savings Bank of Winchen
don, Mass, early yesterday morning
b Albert Perry, young man who sleep
In the building, was awakened by hear
Ing two men IN the bank. They rushe,
into his room, and he fired at them
when one OF them returned the firs
wounding him in the arm. They the'
grappled with him, but he escaped T.
the street and gave the alarm. The rob
bers Ned without having secured any
thing.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-08
FOURTH EDITION
IuAacatseos tor Te-Day.

Increasing cloudiness, pith ram, edsfertv
winds, stationary or higher temperature
stution0rv or tosner barometer.
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HA -" n ION thlU
v Approximation Prizes OF n
y Approximation Prizes al
. Approximation Prizes Of
1857 Prizes. amounting to
Responsible corresponding ass
ed at all prominent points, n
liberal compensation will be psl
Application for rates 10 clubs
ly be made 10 the Home OfIs
Orleans.
Write clearly stating iull sd5
further Information. or sent ori
N A, DAUl
p. o. Box 694, New OrIss|
or same person al
No. $40 Broadway, Nj
All our Grand Fxira0nlll sy
are under the supervision and
ment OF Generals q = Raurd
Jubal A. Early.
Jy9- -w&s&wiw
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MONEY TO LOAN by the W wilmington
M saving FUND society In large or
small am cunts on good first mortgages.
No bonus or com IN issiOn charged. Apply
to J. 4. SMITH, 100 Market street.
sept7 -dt23teO w.
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H1OTICE is hereby, ~ g,yes y,eespssii]
N Commiteees o. o. 'ns state, bal
hh,sstriets within this ,bs sseyssl !
sUp,spsortioned among a oIesr Ies ilnsoel
OF Crescent snls year Of tht ,ays aapdd ddiiyyIda iy
free Schools. ara y :. nay ihus appof9
,r,,,uted the share ,,,eS ,se seve al |
ssuS1 eaeh county among e .se " the 6ldtl
s,,v az ,oaaPWii OF Wilmington, a,,ds; n; % tDj,sirld1
and and to each OF me Ins %n'T SI. To eaca \
Castle ~ CgIett Z ent Count. y.sa3 SIS q %eo'un]
1 tricis ;he - Districts in suisse ;ss 1pIslfld,
o. Tns snI Dividends due d, nee.,gsbls ,nI alips, n
Caste SanE At So New Castle SUE Farmer!
Kent! Kent coanai' Ssa to the !. Di'si1,SDff 'sisDf !
n.,,aty Dsyst at The FsTRRTsTjs : sTTRT J. REYSS
town. 1,s,a Treas. and Trnss.e1i ~ ISIS.
Si1 Dover. Del, Aus'
The daily gazette., 1879-10-08

IN WILMINGTON, October ]. 1870.
The Wilmington Savings Fund Society
hereby give notice that on and after Janu-
ary !. 1850. interest VIII be allowed on
By order of the Board.
J. ERNEST SMITH,
Ism. Treasurer,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-08

NJ OTlCE The Citizens' Loan Associa-
IN tion offers new stock for sale no
back payments may be secured at any
line; very prosperous, F4rst series will
mature In little over nine years .nOtwith-
standing the panic. Apply Tor shares day
OF evening TO
GEORGE G. MARIS.
Secretary.
sen elm No, COL Shipiey street.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-08
Wilmlnglon Markets.
NOTICES.
NOTICE rO BOTTLERs

NJ Office 80 BOTTLERS.
~ All persons are forbid either to soil,
give away, or refill our bottles Of the fol-
lowing description: Quart glass bottles,
with name Of Cunningham Co., Phila-
delphia; ard half pint bottles. with the
ing will be punished according to law,
CUNNINGHAM Co, thiladeiphia, or
JOHN MCCAFFREY, Agent,
oct6 6eOd6w. National Hotel.
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HEALD & co.
RANK ERs 4 BROKEhss
cLAyror HOUSE, wfLnuseroN. DEL
Etunucisl and Com sSnsovesaS

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct. lIS;
Lasest STOCK quotations inrntsnv pava,O
a aid 8 Co.. clayton HOUSE n"'o'ns
Wtlra raington, Del. nj IL n. so-osS'
The daily gazette., 1879-10-08
| H;%'Y'1|

r, WIN a FORTUNE. IN r'i
DISTRIBUTION, u CLAHsuIH
Al New Orleans. Tuesday, M
18th MONTHLY ,,p,w
The daily gazette., 1879-10-08

NJ OTlCE.-A diviuend OF forty cents per
IN share has bee n declared by the Will
mington and Philadelphia Turnpike Com
pany, payable on or after the 18th inst
JOS. TATNALL. Treas.
9Th mo. 8th, lS79.-aug14.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-08
LOUISIANA STAqp Ir,,

This Institution was repn,s,,.
ated y by the Legislature ,S',,' "S ~!
educational and Cuarilshls" "s y.
1858 for the term Of tgsn,v',p Y
which contract the inyloIshis''s
state Is pledged. with a u canI,,I
goo, 70 which 1t has since g ,g,sd
Iund OF $780, 900. It's grand s,n,,|
distribution will take placs s'a y
The second Tuesday. n ns.ss ~
tion: ''''Si
CAPITAL PRIZE.
10000 TICKETS AT TWO
u.S EACH.
HALF TICKETS, ONE nd
LIST OF FRIES.
! Capital Prize .
] Capital Prize -
! Capital Prize .,"
2 Prizes Of 12.o0O .....'"
D Prizes Of I,OOO
D. Prizes OF s0 ...
100 Prizes OF 100. iOO''''''"
30 Prizes OF sl,...."
800 Prizes Of 20
iOOO Prizes OF IO''''''"1
ApDDnXINs rtnr,',. 80.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-05
County News.
LAKE MILLS.

LAKE MILLS
Elias Cbrseson. o. kroghville, who has
been sojourniug IN Iowa Tor some lime, re-
turned to his home last week.
Those who had the good forum 10 be
present. at the surprise party given 10 Mr.
and Mrs. S,ote Favlle, on Thursday night
will ever remember it rs one Of the most
pleasan, gatherings that bias taken place.
Why can't Lake Mills have 4 brass bani?
A most every village enjoys tie luxury OF
one,and by little enterprise of the citizens
here. one could be sustained.
Gustavus Krough's only boy had narrow
escape from drowning bv falling through
the ice at Krogh, lille, and but Tor the pre-
.ence of mind of II. Ruckert's 500, woulu
have been drowned.
The Union reviv meetings he'd at the
Congregational Church during the past
week have been largely attended, and 1t is
n source OF qualification to know that The
unceasins efforts Of Revs. RI chardsou, Mar
III and Quiate, have in n measure, been r--
warded byhaviug repentant sinners renOuuce
heir ways an enter more holy life.
Paul Seely, residing in Aztalan, while
chopplug wood on Wednesday last, by some
unaccountsble means gnshed his lett hand
IN Il terrific manner, inhiciing a wound two
in. hes in length which held profusey on
account Of former misfortune by which
be 10 two fingers, thereby swelling the ar
triies. Drs. Dubois aud Mitchell we're i'm
medIatedly sent for and bound up the
wound, maSing the unfortunate man as com
Portable rs possible.
There hangs in the Post off &c handsome
oil painting of Hudson 8 Bay, three lee,
long by two feet wide, executed by l.. Lar
son. The painting is we'll executed aud
shows that the gentleman ID an artist OF con :
siderable talent.
On Friday morning James Mccormick
residing at Aztalan, was found dead in Al
chair The deceased was we'll ad,anced 10
years and had he lived few months more
would have counted four score years. Up
10 the night previous to his death be had
been IN his usual good health, except cod
and n peighbor kindly gave him .sucn medi
cine as be thought he needed and left b,m
never tn mixing that it would be the lag. or
him. On Friday morning the deceased not
being seen search was made for him and
upon entering the house the deceased was
found dead in his chair, having doubtless
died without pain or struggle. - Spike.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-05
The Democrats Printing Bill.

Among the bills allowed At the meeting
of the Board of Street Commiss oners held
Monday evening, January 9th. was the
printing bill ofthe Democrat TO the am cunt
OF S229.l4. Last s'rIng the REpU Br.rc n
offered TO do this same work for one sixth
this amount which would be saving alone
TO the tax payers on this small item of
about $4,000 HIRE, then, is nearly
100000 literally taken from the pockets of
the tax payers to help sustain the "parly"
organ. This, indeed is paying dear for th e
whistle. Has it come to this that the
Democrat in order to sustain it self must be
bolstered up in this expensive manner2
Have not the Board of Stree: Commits
al ,ners something TO answer for to the r
CO ,s;ituents for this ontribution from the
pocke's of the tax payers 10 help along the
icial aver" and the "party" orgau2
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-05
N affirm Onial.

The nuptials Of Mr.. James 3. Murphy
and Miss Emma H. Charboneau were
celebrated at st. Demands Church, We'd
nesday morning, February 9Th, 1879, Rev.
Father P. J. Colovin perfor ming the
marriage ceremony, with John T. Flavin
"a groomsman and Miss Sarah Mcmahon
as bridesmaid. At 8 o'clock the bridal
party entered the church, ST Bernard's
Cornet Band, of which Mr.. Murphy is
member, playing a march, and, standing
before the altar, the two were pronounced
man and wife after the impressive cere-
monial of the Catholic Church. The
couple looked the embodiment of dignity.
grace and happiness during the ceremony,
an suspicious begi ming to the journey of
life they had just entered upon. The
newly married pair have the fervent pray
ers and the earnest wishes of a large
circle of friends and acquaintance for a
long life of unailoyed pleasure and pros
perity down the path they have so fifty
chosen.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-05
Obituary..

Hon. John Potter. member of the As
sembly from the Menasha. Wianebag .
County, District. died suddenly ofpneumonia
at the Villas House, Madison on Wedu .sday
last, January % b, in the IS b year Of his
age, The deceased having been born Al,
Potter's Mills, Centre County, Pennsy wanna
May 10th, 1921. Mr.. Potter WAS brother
of be late Gen. James Potter, form, rly
postmaster of this city. He had been u
r-sident of Menasha since ts5c. his memor,
will be longed cherished for the nsuy
excellent traits of character be possessed
Mr.. Potter is the first member of the
Assembly who has died while The legisa
ture was III session. The funeral OF
the deceased Assemblyman look place a,
the Congregational Church, Menasha, or
Friday the 3Ist ult, and in the quie,
cemetery overlooking the waters of Lake
Butte des Morris his body rests to await the
final resurrection.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-05
SDiico.

In Fo"t Atkinson, Saturday morning
January %, 1879. Of Group, WILLIE, only
son of Mr.. and Mrs Phillip Kahl, Jr. agedi3
years. l month. and ID days.
In the town of Clyman, Dodge County,
Wisconsin. Tuesday, January 18th, 1879,
Pc Err DAMP, aged "a years.
The deceased was born in Albany
County, New York. in the year 1896. In
1877 be married Sophia Coleman with
whom he lived for nearly 50 years,
she dying in December 1869. They
had family Of 10 children, of whom
are still living. Mr.. DAMP came to Wiscon-
sin in S45 settling on the farm in the town
OF ely man where he continued to reside up
to the time of his death, period of thirty
four years. Thus another of the old pioneers
has gone to his last account having lived
to ripe old age. The funeral Of Mr.. DAMP
took place from the Congregational Church
at Oak Grove on Friday the 31st ult., Rev
Mr.. Sanford officiating. his family and a
large number offriends and neighbors
uniting in paying the last tribute of res
pect to his memory.