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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-09
Wade Hamptuu'S Lecture.
rllIs0utgh rclceraph

The circumstances OF Wade Hamp.
toms INVITATION to lecture IN this city
and his acceptance u few days after are
as follows; 1t seems that the widows
and orphans fund of Post III of the
Grand Army of the Republic had
dwiudNed down to less than $3.50, and
after long discussion il was decided to
give n series ol lectures in order TO re-.
plensh il, Post \, of Fourth avenue,
was in Something OF the same fix, and
the two appointed committees who held
II Joint meeting, and decided to invite
General Wade Hampton, Hon. Carl
SohurA, General Garfield, Ben Butler
and General Fitzpatrick. Mr., $. A, VIII,
OF the committee, wrote to Gen. Hamp-
ton stating the circumstances in full,
and the following reply was received;
COLUMBIA, $, c., November ~, 1879.
My DEAN SIR Owing To the physical
disability under which | labor ut present,
| have been forced to decline all invita-
tions To deliver public addresses; but
the invitation you extend is so cordial
and 80 significant that shall try to make
IN exception in your favor. 1t seems
tn me that no surer mode TO restore
harmony between the two sections of
the country 80 lately contendmg in
arms can be found than to bring the old
soldiers of the two armies into, friendly
consultation, Brave men are apt to he
generous, and If those who once oppos-
cd each o'hor in battle could now meet
as citizens of n common country aotu-
atcd by the desire of restoring harmony
and oultivating peace among all classes,
we should soon see the bitter seq
honalteoling, which politicians arc los-
tering for their own selfish ends, laid Mt
rest. Your invitation has this end
in view, as understand IL, md shall
gladly cooperate with you in tho laud
able object. 1t will not he in my pow
or to deliver MI address just now, but |
shall he happy 10 do 80 NJ some future
time which will suit you,
beg YOU to express to the q. A. Il.
my high appreciation of the honor done
me, and thanking you for tho kind terms
in which you have transmitted tho
action of that body, ] am,
Very respectfully yours,
WADE HAMPTON.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-09
DISCRIMINATING Rabbits.

New Zealand has for some time suf-
fered from an over-supply Of rabbits,
which have eaten up the growing crops
with apparent IMMUNITY. But short
way with the depredators has at last
been happily discovered. by aid Of an
ingenious machine carbonic oxide gas
has been introduced into the burrows,
after all the holes have been carefully
stopped. The rabbits are soon in the
condition Of the Arabs whom the French
smoked in their caves. In few sec.
onds great hubbnb is heard inside, but
this quickly subsidies. The burrow is
dug open after short time, when the
dead bodies Of the rabbits are found
huddled together in corner.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-09
How lie stead the Test.
Chicago Tribune.


one of tho most popular young mon
on the west side has for some time been
paying devoted attentions 10 the daugh-
ter of seltmade and wealthy citizen
tho constructed himself by buying u lot
OF land in 1912, and not being able To
find purchasor), and, after nearly n
year of constant wooing and purchase
of caramels, resolved the other evening
to have his fate decided. Accordingly
he visited his idol, and, after tho usual
friendly welcome from her, stated frank
ly what ho had come for, and awaited
the answer. With heaving bosom and
downcast eyes she replied; ooh, George,
can never be your BRIDE" and then
burst into tears. The young man was
no sucker, however, and, after remark
ing That he was sorry, and that ho would
have 10 look around for cheaper girl,
started for the door. Before no reach
ed ia portals the beautiful beng whom
lie had left behind rose from the diyan
onto which she had diyed and, with
voice full Of emotion and gum-drops
(although the young man was not aware
Of this latter faet), besought him to
stay. "My own ownest darling" she
said; 81 have tried you and you have
stood the test. If, when said ] could
never be your wife, you had said, What,
never should have discarded you for
ever. But you were brave, and good,
and noble, and never weakened. Come
to my arms" He came NJ 2:17 clip,
and in a minute the old armchair
creaked gleefully under the weight OF
the happy pair. Such is lfe--especially
ON the West Side.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-09
Pen Picture Of Gladstone.
Letlor lrom Kate Field


Gladstone looks like Webster in
small his brown eye il Ms bright as his
intellect, hiA sfnile is very winning, and,
as n speaker he is delightful because
colloquial. Got, the oldest actor Of the
Theater franchise, declared, last sum-
mer while visiting London. that the
finest English actor was in the house OF
commons his name is Gladstone. II
makes no difference what subject is in
troduced, this great speaker is always
equal 10 the occasion. II he were drag
ged out 81 bed at o'clock in the MORN
ing and told 70 square the circle, ] be-
lieve he'd deliYer nm Grafton on the pos.
sibility Of an impossibility, the ingenu.
ity Of which would convince many and
charm all. He's great man whether
you agree or disagree with him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-09

A Peoria woman sneezed her jaw out
Of place lately, and the married men Of
the place have been buying snuH ever
since. $50 Boston Comm1cioi Bulletin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-09

a competing hotel out west says gem
erously Of another that, 1T stands with
out arrival
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-09

The adulterants Of this article
present marked contrast TO those
which are found in coffee While the
debasement of coffee is openly prac-
uced by dealers, and is seemingly en-
couraged by consumers, the same class
OF persons view with alarm any sem
blance of sophistication in this more
subtle stimulant. For this reason we
would expected TO find greater purity
in the article az generally furnished 70
consumers, and much more careful
concealment Of such adulterants az
may be used.
In this article. as in most Of the sue
ceeding subjects OF our Investigations,
the list of aduterants may be divided
into two classes. First, those added
simply to increase the bulk; and second,
those which conceal the effects 81 the
former class of aduiterants. To the
first class belongs, in this instance, ex-
hausted tea leaves and leaves 81 other
plants, dust, sand, flour, chalk, gypsum,
oxide Of iron, clay and other mineral
and vegetable substances, and in the sec
ond class are included, an astringent ex-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-09

The saccharine products included un-
der these designations are Of special in
terest on account Of their composite ma.
ture, being residual products and there
fore necessarily composed of several IN.
gradients. Three analyses given below
will indicate the principal ingredients
and their relative proportions, earthly
and organic impurities from the re-
naming content of the article in each
case:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
MATTERS BY NAIL.
y swsFRoMiouR NEAR NElGHBoRs,
A. kaaed Political Meeting nj
TSer-Nie Lie Passed and
eneral Row Prevented by
the Peace OHicers-ROmantic
Wedding at Galveston.
TYLER.
Crespondence OF the Herald.

crespondeuce OF the Herald.
TYLER, Sept. 9s, 1850.
IN vesterdsv II wss made known that a
,lit;caI snasy;ng would he held in the
pers bonse hesinning at I o'clock and
bot al tha candidates were exnected IN he
nrasont and ennaoe in the discpssion there.
fora az tho onno7nted time the bonse Uas
occnniea nv LARGE and appreciative
andiancs anita n number of ladies being
nresent In5"e LOGAN. the present incum.
bant and can3idate for re.eleotion To the
nos;tion If county iudge. was firstintroduced
and beld the attention of the audience for an
bour in riving an account of his steward
ebin and rav,ewinc county noIitics of Tho
~ ,st truo vevrs Mr. Ran r fRaard Dame.
cratic candidate for the Legislature, came
forward and made n very GOOD noliticsI
argument, striking the Renpb leans and than
the GreenbackeTs alternately giving a
He made an extended speerb,
closing with AN sppeal To the
DEMOCRATS to stand firm and nrescnt
q hold front to the allied enamv, Afer Mr.
Beard took his seat the ladies began TO leave.
il being at a late hour. and "a seon ss the
hall was cleared of the fniror ser. the fun be.
ogn Mr. c. G. White Republican candi-
date for county iudge arose and stated that
he wished to make a few remarks. He WAS
called forward and the hovs commenced
cheering. AT every period the bows cbeered.
until it was evident that the sneaker being
encouraged by this mock snplause would
continue as long as the cheering did The
bows stopped and yery soon aflerward The
sneaker stopped, having made some verv
bitter charges against Judge Logan. who was
next called for. He renlied To Mr. White,
1enyinr the charges produced AGAINST him
and bringing some yery dark desds to LIGHT
aoainst several of the Republicans who we're
in the hall at the time. One of them. s. IT.
Newton. advanced to the stare and disnuted
Judge Iopan's assertion, when the lie was
no.sed between them, Judge LOGAN took
up something to throw at MI Newton, who.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
The Great Ieyeler

London, Sept S0.-Rev. DR.. John Wad.
dington, the eminent divine, is dead.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
weaver Done for in Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia, Sept S0,-Frsnk W.
Hughes, the recognized leader of the Green
hackers in Pennsylvania, has sent the follow
ing dispatch to General Weaver, the Green
back candidate for president;
"Pottsville, Pa, Sept. 20.-To General j,
B. Weaver, National. Greenback. Labor car
didste for president Your published con-
CALCULATIONS to Scion Chase, encouraging, BY
approving his disorgsnisslion tending to the
defeat of four electors for Weaver and Cham
bers in Maine and to insure the election of
seven Garfield electors instead, forleits your
claims to the support of the organization. 1t
simply means that you desire our friends
there, MS well as elsewhere, to be defeated by
the success of Garfield. National GreenbscE.
Labor men are such from principle, and
therefore not marketable by AIRY leaders.
FRANK w. HUGHEs."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
yesterday afternoon, bringing the department
out promptly
startling Charge that Sir
John Franklin and Party
wara Mnrderod

New York, Sept. 50.-A special from
London says the Schwslka discoveries, the
Jeanette expedition and Polar matters
generally contir ue to be the leading topics
of discussion in English journals. Among
The latest contributions to literature on the
Subject is letter from Commander Cheynne
in reply to an article in the Standard few
days ago, in which that journal questioned
the taste of bringing hcme the remains OF
Lieutenant Irving, of the franklin e1pedi-
ton. He expresses his satisfaction that the
boxes Of that officer are being
brought back by Lieutenant Schwalka, and
thinks that when they arrive in England
it will be necessary to hold an inquest in
order to ascertain the cause of his death. In
the event of such an inquest being held he
declares he is ready to reiterate the charges
against the contractor whe fur! ished the
supplies. and whom he accuses Of the murder
of the Franklin party. Cheyenne has been
making these charges in lecturs and ad-
dresses since the return Of the Ware expedition,
but the papers here have usually left out the
name of the contractor, fearing Octon for
libel. His charges against tho contractor are
of the most startling character. alt was not
the artic regions that sent Frankliu's
men to the next world" says Cheyenne.
They were murdered by the contractor
who supplied the expedition with preserved
meats. The same contractor supplied Sir
Joseph Ross' expedition, and the tins labeled
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01

DIDs FOR STREE WORK-Sealed pro
Is posals will bs received by the City Score
tary until october LIST for work to be done on
the streets Of the city.
Contractors must state at what rates per
cubic ward they Will deliver gravel upon the
streeti. The city to be divided into two dis
tricts by Elm street.
selves. also stating at what rates per day per
team they can furnish five or more teams
10 plow, scrape and do general teaming work
Of he city. All work to be done under the
suneryision and direction Of the City Engineer,
at whose ONCE further Information may be
oh tanned. The City reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01

Richmond, Va, Sept. SO.-When the case
of Sergeant Lee, charged with the larceny of
public funds by false pretences, was called
last evening, the police justice stated that
the prosecution was ready to proceed with
the examination, but the counsel for the &C.
cused asked for continuance until Thurs.
day, October eth, which, after some discus
sion, was agreed to, and the prisoner was
committed to Jail. The police justice again
refusing to bail him, writ OF habeas corpus
was Immediately obtained by Sergeant Lee,
and he was taken before Judge Fitzbugh,
who admitted him to bail in the sum OF
$500
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
s.'la iKHxs III TEAEagAPM.
as | dertal "
led | govern
dap AAnIIm
FOREIGN.

led govern nonr7cv
der aanum FohEluN'
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 80 -NoOn-CottOn tendina
downward; upands, I; Orleans, ~; receipts
400; all Americau0 sales 5000; speCu-
latiOn and export, 200; uplands low mid
ding classlilcations for September delivery,
6&@ll -l6G2l-32 September and October, Ga (;
October and November, -; Noyem-
uary, -; January and February, GIG;
February and March, -; March
and April, -; april and May, -;
May and June, -; June AMI July, -i
pIi es
80 p m-Upands, 67s; Orleans, TX; low
middling uplands, $40; good ordinary, +;
ordinary, 81 futures duh and unchanged,
4p N. Sales, mercan, o, 100; uplands low
ber 7-l6.
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Middling O.lOa-s. ,..,,.,.,.,...,....., IL 1916
Consolidated net receipts 21,Ssl; exports to
Great Britain, 10, 1856; France, - continent,
|, .nO; channel, ---
Wunl about steady; domestic fleece l664S;
pulled. 2u4i5; unwashed, l5aS5; Texas l4a32.
Hides firmly held; unchanged wet sailed New
Orleans, 50 to ~ lbs, IA Sl2i lexas, selected, ~
50 lbs lb@l3.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01

NEW YoRK, sept 80. - Stocks strong; mon
ey, Gas; exchange, 500; exchange short,
4 SO; state bonds dull; governments strong.
Cation dull gHlps 2O2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01


double, ~; treble, 4 Ss9SO; higher grades,
Pork eater, 17A@ls.
Lard st ady; fierce, So, keg, 9A,
Dry-salt meats quiet; quoted! ehoniaeTs,
loose, 5ss@75; packed, -; clear ribs, -,
''f Bacon s'H'' a'uist; quoted: shoulders, 6 S5
clear ribs gi5; clear sides, 10
Hams dull; qu ted; choice sugar cured
'' WbIsEey steaGy; western rectihed, 05@lO.
Coffee quiet but steady; cargoes ordinary
sugar good; quoted; common to good com.
mon, -; fully fair 70 pr'h''
choice, 01S; yellow clarified, VA
Molasses-nothing doing. ..o,,
Rice steady; ordinary to choice, 4Ag6tS.
Sights counter rate, par; cOmneiclai, -
discount; Sterling bank, ASH Cohsois' 4''4
on. or 1orus
ST. LOUIS, Sept 80 Flour steady quoted :
double, G0GS5; triple, - iamlly' -
choice to fancy, 75G5 40. cal,
Wheat unsett ed ;closing weak NO req iail'
qiH@Jl. closing at 0ih cash 9ih@a octop'r'
"a {d97 November. $1,000. t.,,
Corn steadyi 1914 cash. Ss1sGS'5s peVelhOe'
Dat, higher; 5OJS@A cash.
Whisky steady, TO-
Pork dull, Is 20.
Rink meats duh lower; uncured snouiGefs'
iOG2O; clear ribs, s l092O; clear SIDES, o.;
Bacon lower; quoted; shoulders, va
ribs, 81; sides, 20.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. So.-Hogs dull ana NJ! W WesS.
,,, Va 4 folI 40; butchers to fancy, OO@o JO
nr5,ss, rs, -; receipts, $500; shipments
4 100 orrnIv ljght business
small; export steers sO goSd 70 S SnS a.. nSty
pnteebsrs' stuff, 2 2Od3 %; feeding steers.
ms5. grass Texans, 40GS 40; stoekers, 'ee
\ - 81. receipts, 600; shipments, $50. AZ,
Sheen steady and unchanged; receipts io'
shipments, none.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
Proposals for Printing
THE
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
For the Year lSSO

Sealed proposals for printing the delinquent
Tax List for the year lsSO, separate bids for
once, twice or three times week, are invited
up TO October lst, and addressed to j. c. .
Boeel, Assessor and Collector, and should be-
endorsed proposals for Printing" For
mrther particulars apply at the office of the
Assessor and collector W. II. WHlTLA,
Chairman Committee of Ways and Means.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Kansas CITY, sept, 5J.-Wle@t-SO. si "!
S4}{r; No. 3 spot, 1880
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01
Personal.

G. Il. Dormin, of Sweetwster, is in the
city.
Judge ]. A. Carroll of Denton, is at the
Grand Windsor.
DR.. II. Lewis,of Grapevine, and n staunch,
socisble citizen, was in the city yesterday.
, 1880-03-28

It shocks ones faith in human nature to be
accosted on the street, utter night, with sui
you blecs, git me few pennies; l was Irish
sutfererman-"
a man should have fortune who thinks OF
marrying balIet-dancer, because it is next tc
impossible to keep her in clo1hes--AlDdny Arg1&s
There is some difference between "cheek
and "brass." Check asks for anything, any
time. without the sign Of blush Brass comes
up and takes it without asking.
Some Of those beautiful Cameron suitlngs
have arrived at last Call and see them at
Turner's, IS Madison street.
Love laughs at locksmiths," and yet there
isn't auythin funny about locksmith.
Two souls with but single thouxht-A mar
r1ed COUPLE Each wants to boss the other.
Monday there will be opened at Homer g. Ca. s.
GIG West Madison, another invoice IF rare
spring novelties. Besides varied display Of
ribbons and flowers, the invoice contains some
exquisite Infants lace hoods and embroidered
cloaks,
What would you do If mamma should dtc?''
d, dne Patneic1lly & asked her little 3-year-old
WIN uowncast eyes and melancholy voice. " l
thPose should have to thpa1lk myself
THE wAK-CLoUD.
The smoke of the battle having cleared away
war the business begins to 1l1uvc us,lin, and
Nessrs. PcltOn, POmcroy s. Cross have already
received ttlcgraph1c notification Of tur3e ship
nlents OF piluos from the celebrated makers
they represent This will enable them within
the next few days to again meet the demands
made on them by the country trade, and in the
meantime their special orders from city Gus
TONERS are being promptly filled.
The examiner is trying to explain to the fat
heAueo listeners the character Of IL miracle. He
asks a scholar, Whit is IL mirac1ey" II don't
know, sir - ii, all at once, the sun appeared
IN , tne heavens M ut niEht, whit would you say it
Wns: The MOON '' hut If you were told it
was the sun, y what would you say?'' I'D say it
you it was the sum-" The scholar, after a mo-
n ment's deep. reflection, bobbed his head.
" Please, sir, Id say you were drunk
The paper-hangings for this season are pgr.
1eGfly lovely, and the most complete display is
Is me Oldest house-decorAtor in the city.
- Boy" said 4 gentleman to the hosf1er If a
notel, On aiighting from his phaeton> ;.x1ricato
!nat quadruped from the vehicle, stab MA te him
donate MN IN adequate supply Of nut .ritious all
uient> ana Wnen the aurora OF uoninv shni
aea1n Illuminate the oriental b. ,ri7,u, viii
admirable hospitality o. AoA ''4'"o
Dr. Justin Hayes put up tho first e,ectro-t thor.
MAJ oath IN Chicago. eieAp .on years aeo and
nakes great use OF it in bis pracfice huf rax.r
Ing Its proper use AA'o pAese44o~
Among the replies to an advertisement or
'1,,,s;c *n LOT candidate for orranist.
!. Mar+,a oeacnert etc. was the following one:
IN otr.niet ,1d n7t-ed your advertisement for
, 1880-03-28

m For Pair OF 3-button Kid Others ;
J 3riGloycs, in all shades and IT, 5fl
ZUU sizes. 40C
, 1880-03-28
gentleman. Having been both for several years,


offer you my services.
Dunneil s. Ford, SO Madison street, have sup
piled the handsomest trade cards and circulars
that have been issued this season. 49,
"How did YOU like the new minister?'' asked q
lady Of her little girl. :'Oh: he is splendid! /
ike him ever 50 much better than did MI: Ed.
wuris." '1Why?' asked her mother. - Wen.
said the child, trying to think of a good reason,
he h,l3 better complcx1On!
Reliable Homeopathic medicines, Homgopa-
thic medical books, ind family cases in great va
ricty ut Buericke s. Tafcs Pharmacy. IS Clark st.
An Illinois Justice, who WAS called upon to
marry couple, r1an of with the girl and welded
her himself, leaving the lover in MS office tolook
over law books and spit on the stove
The pure, health-givfng Bethesda water IS the
sole agents. report steadily y-increasing demand.
All the leading physicians recommend it.
Several young men were sitting together; q
young lady happened to approach the vicinity.
One =. real sweet young fellow seeing, us he
supposed, the young lady looking at him. re-
mnrkcd. p1nyfully, with becoming shipper:
swell, Miss -, you needn't LOOK ut me Us
though yuu wanted to cat me- "Oh, no. re-
piled the young ludy, ~ never eat greens"
We make the best water-flter in the world
Seaycy s. Co., 70 State street.
The mun who WAS "going home to Dinah
Moore" ought not to sing about it In prayer
meeting.
Old Cannon, who has been married eight
times, refers to his present wife as his better
eighth.
When policeman taps his club, what kind Of
liquor does it yield?
Clean your carpets. The New York Carpet
Renoyat1ng Co., Room /, 197 Madison street.
, 1880-03-28

MANUFACTURES AND sALEsR0ovax
IA and 116 Southampton Row, London. Enc
81 Boulevard Haussmann, Paris, France.
IS Barctay-st. and 20 Park Place. New Writ
, 1880-03-28

Times Our highest artists in dentistry: The
n cChesneys beyond doubt, though but IS set
, 1880-03-28

Moths will not attack fabric packed in Buck
6, Rayner's Moth Powder.
, 1880-03-28

%sRe 5ss y H.; H. Il It sR Rs' q hs s
DONIvAN-At hts residence at East Eorthhed.
the 9Th inst Of lung fever Denis Donivan nsed =
Ssosss Pe9t for
bara T., wife OF Louis II. Berg
st.. Monday ~? Mnfeh i 1t to Gsaeeand M
ALLES-Fsiday. March IL Mt 6:l5 p. m., Mrs Mar
Funeral IRON ar iats residence l5s West Mar.ison-
g 1aM. % pesse
copy.
Asmp:ss.s, Asa Of
seesK G3nsn as 5ss
5? ea53'ases f1;sad. Of family !ayted % attend.
81 Baltimore, Md, papcrs please copy.
fayet,e H. Mnrch hG Is Hos: Resa bdamon. axed u: Yeas
and months, Of heart disease.
S. beio7ed Vic af fiXnqmasoaR n # RRgan. Matcn NM A'oa
FG% @
oE vi s9 911: ss ssz 81
4 ;s; =: +: ;;$;$:
at E:;U p. for Lake Forest and return.
- COsTELLo-M 2, nt bis residence rs Nc
Gfssosrsf on%a, amss cGsse!13 { @ aEed q o. s,n ysnrs
Calvary.
,i;,s; sTASroSTM.reh oS = Margaret daughter Of
4AlCuAol AEEu ulunLl3 II QaY3.
Funeral Sunday. BY cars 10 Calvary.
WALLEll-At his residence. 11 Dearborn-av., Fri
Waller.
Funeral services will be held at the house ut 2:3o
Sunday afternoon.
dOWE--At the residence Of his parents, lis Eliza
beth.st-. March ~ J. +. Howe youngest Of Willtum
and Mary Howe.
Funeral from residence Sunday. March T. by cars
to Calvary.
JOHSSOS-1n this city Saturday, March q, So
phie johnson. aged Is year. and months.
Funeral on Tuesday, March 80, at p. n, from Ci2
West Van Buren-st-, to Gracelund. Friends in
vlted to attend.
u Swedish papers please copy.
BOULISE-On March IT, of consumption, Bessie
beloved daughter of Lawrence and Anna Bou]fne,
a.ed Ii years and month";.
FuneTa, from her late residence, Sc Barber-st Sum
day. ut IL u Jesuit Church, from there North
western Depot, thence By cars to Calvary.
lYOSS-Nellic, youngest daughter of william and
Kate Lyons. March =, ut p. IN.
EuncrH! frDm residence, B Wal1ace-str Mondny.
the 18th. at III d. m.