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Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Call and see the largest stock,
the latest and best make of cooking
stoves, just received at Brownville
and Nemaha City. by Willing Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
Weather Report for the Locality OF
BrOWnyftle, of 1873.

We are indebted to Goe. D. Caring
to of this city for the following valu-
able table of the weather, kept by
him, at this point, fO1 the year, 1873.
1t is valuable for preservation and
reference. We hope Mr.. Darlington
will keep up his reports. We suggest
he add rain fall:
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
HI. G.. Lett
as green apples.
REMOVED !!

Mrs. Small has removed her stock
of goods to first door west of Post Of
flee. and has received the largest stock
of and 10 cent goods ever brought to
this city. Call and see.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
Notice

Is hereby given that I will examine
all persons who may desire to offer
themselves as candidates for teachers
of the primary or common schools of
this county, at the Court House, i'm
BrowDville on the first SATURDAY. in
each month. PPILIP CRoTRER,
N-tf Co. Superintendent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
Public sale.

On Tuesday 18th inst. VIM. Nesbit.
three miles from Nemaha City, viii
sell at auction his horses, hogs. cattle,
farm implements, household goods,
tstc. Usual terms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
FOR SALE

We have AZ thorough bred and
high grade Durham Bulls, from to
8 months old for sale.
BAILEY & MAYOR.
Brownville, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

- The best place in the city for a
good shave, hair cut, etc., is at Haw-
kin's establishment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
Talk Is Cheap.

But the Body restaurant has been
tried. and found to be jnst as repre-
scented. Ali who patrOnize this res
taurant, go away well satisfied.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

= We have a cold snap, and some
OF our citizens are putting up ice from
q gorge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Oranges. Lemons, Figs, Maple
Syrup. Choice Teas, Dried Fruits,
California Canned goods, Choice
brands of Chewing and Smoking to-
baccos, at Gates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Anything in the sewing ma
chine or grocery line dog cheap, for
cash at Whittemore's. Try him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Fenns on his ear again. One Of
our Brownville boys stood him on his
head New Years night. Has his
-chawed finger got well yet?
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Now the roads are good, and why
don't you bring US that wood, or that
hay, you promised U.s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Willing Bros. are still running a
first class hardware store in Brown
vile, and invite all to call ami see
them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
Undertaking Business For Sale

Full stock collins, Baskets, trim
mings and hearse. Want to quit the
business and attend to my farm.
3ltf Jos. L. Roy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

IF you'd not fear an ugly mug,
Chew Aliens Jewel Five Cent Plug
at GATES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

- Trusses aud shoulder braces OF
every kind and description at Nick
ellis drugstore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

When you see an X on your pa
per in pencil, consider it polite invi-
tation to pay for your paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

The sermon next Sunday even
ing, at the N. E. church, will be TO
young men and women. The subject
Marriage
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Mrs. White will sell you millin.
cry ct greatly reduced prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Honey, choice syrup and buck
wheat -four at Whittemore' west
Brownville,
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
New Spring cloth
ing just opened at
MCGEE & MOOre's.

Notions and frinkets, anything you
want In pins, needles, threads, but
tons and combs. What's the use of
nGmerating! WhatI haven't In the
way OF show case goods are not worth
buying. DOLEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
BUSINESS.

lam now ready to receive orders for
Picture Frames, Upholstering and re-
pairing Furniture, at Roy's old stand.
All orders promptly attended to.
III. FELTHAUsER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Queensware and glassware, have
q Eull line, also willow and wooden
ware and brOoms, a big stock at
DOLEN,S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

ClOakS. dOlmans and SlaVIs
at cost at l.. LOsyman's-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

j. L. MCGEE carries the
boss StOct, and bought be-
fore the GdU0nce, can't
be URderSOld.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

- Ask your neighbor to take THE
ADVERTISER for 1880.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
The New American

Self-threading Sewing Machine
the best in the market. For sale al
the Regulator" by
THOs. RICHARDS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
NOTICE

All those indebted to me will please
call and settle soon. as | need money.
i. G.. WHITE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
For your curry combs and
brushes 60 to Bauers.

- Farmers get your tin work done
at Nemaha City. by Willing Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Buckwheat flour and choice hon.
ey at Whittimore's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Sweet Potatoes and choice eating
apples at Gates
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
inst Resolved.

car loads of Red Fort Scott coal by
W. a. Judkin & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

- Nemaha county Book Store is
now at Nickell's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
HI. G.. Lett

Will sell you the very beat groceries
for the least money possible.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Ladies' don't forget that nay stock OF
trimmings arc very fine, and all new.
DOLEN
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Teas, Queensware, CrOsscut Saws,
Rope and Baskets by Stevenson &
Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
III. G.. Lett

Will pay the highest market price
for Butter and Eggs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Groceries, have q full stock in
Guiding eli kinds OF fruits, syruPs and
buckBheat flower. DOLEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

In furnishing goods Ihave the nice
est line in town. DOLEN
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
EAR WANTED Ms4I CORN
D. z. DOUGLAS G. CO.

Recognition service at the Baptist
church, this city, next Sunday at IL
o'clock. Visiting ministers expected.
All are invited.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

For a square deal 60 to j.
L. McGee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Il DeJO stock of Seth
Thomas Clocks at 90 Main
ST., opposite L. L01ODaa71's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

ShavIs, blankets and fIan-
nels at cost at l.. LOWman's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

New Smoked Hams, at III. q.
Let's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

A new stock of La
dies Fine Shoes Just
opened at MCGEE &
Moore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
For your harness go to
Bauer's.

The Old Reliable ScbuttIer Wagon
for sale by David Campbell.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05
H, G., Lett

Has q full stock of fresh Groceries,
and DRUGS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Best groceries kept by j.
L. MCGEE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Fresh 07TiUGL of dry
goods at II. L. McGegs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Gold band China tea setof fifty four
pieces, from the ".Sorcerer" oners
combination. Brownville.
Silver and crystal berry dish BY
Judge and Mrs. Cobb. Lincoln.
Gilt glass covered French eigbt.dav
clock by Mr.. and Mrs. John p
Finch, Lincoln.
Case solid silver spoons, case silver
knives, and silver alarm clock bv
Mr.. and Mrs. Church Howe.
Silver and gold card receiver bv
William n. Jamison, Lincoln.
Silver pie knife by Misses Mo,Iie
and Celia Furnas. BrownviIIe.
Silver and glass picket castor nv
Sam 1 G: Houston. Grand Island
Valuable book by Geo. B, Moore
BFownville.
Silver cologne stand by Mr. and
Mrs. A. II. MCGEE. BrownvilIe.
Lace toilet set by Mrs. Geo. r.
Moore, BrownvilIe.
Pair silver bouquet holders bv Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. E. Dickey and Prof.
Woodbury., Nebraska CITY,
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-02-05

Inc wedding presents were both
numerous and valuable, almost ma
King one feel envious, and wish that
we ali might be the happy recipients
OF such rare favors and: rememhran
ceS more than once in life time. The
first and most elegant, as arranged in
the reception parlor, was a magnifi-
cent Silver Tea Service, from friends
of Brownville, names "a folIou,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
SECOND EDITION
Iaass L1neh,s Court.

Judge Lynch'S latest hanging bee ia
desclihed In q special dispatch fto'n
Las Vegas 20 "The Denver NaVS
Three dsspsrsdoss implicated IN ,Ls
ma 5ey n an ohoer were arrested Aid
lodged in Jail 10 await the action ol tl!c
courts About 2 o'clock III tho morn
ing q party OF abont ssveIty-dVe men,
heavily armed and masked, proceeded
to the jail, battered down the walls @ad
compelled the jIilor tp give 20 the ksys.
The prisoners, Tom Henry, jim Dawson
aud Jim West, were dragged from their
cells, ropes we're placed around Their
necks, and they were driven TO the
old windmill, in the centre OF tue pi92s
IL the business portion of old LasVegas.
The rrpes were then thrown oyer 'he
thr cams and jim West VAS soon
lsnu, he'd ialo eternity. While they
were pulling hita up, he cried, "Oh,
my GGdl my mo,her"' Tom Henry cried
out % him, '5hut up, Jim, and die
like q man?" He clnpg to the rops
when they were drawing him up,
but soon act go. The crowd became
impa j,pt, and firing, Henry was shot
in Gus body. He staggered back and ex-
clained, "Shoot me through the head /"
Instantaneousiy over twenty shots were
fired, and Tom Henry and Jim Dawson
fell riddled with bullets.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Ymmwszs ENs.
KIched in the Face.

A son of Henry Pusey, aged 5 years,
residing at No. l0l Van Bursn street,
while walking bshiud a horse which
was being led from a stable in the vi
cinity of his hone, about 5 O'Clock last
evening, was kicked on the face by the
animal. He WAS knocked senseless, and
on being picked up it was thought that
he was dead. Before he reached the
house he was recovered so far as to give
expression to bis pain. One Of the corkt
Of the horses shoe penetrated his
chesb, anl the other took efeot above
the eye. The blow being full in The
face, tho boy was badly mutilated. All
of his front teeth were knocked out.
This morning, under the careful treat.
msnt OF DR.. Morrison, who was called
in when the accident Occurred, he il
much better and will recover, but his
face will be badly SCARED.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Another Minister Surprised.

Last evening about II o'clock Will
Rev. DR.. Butler, the pastor of E5ion NJ
L. church, was sitting quietly reading
his family having retired early, rin5
at the door bell attracted his attention
supposing it to he call to visit tha
sick he openened the door when mum
Der of his members and friends rushed
in with baskets and bundles and tool
possession Of the parlor and dining
room. After mutual congrs:ulatiOuI
had passed, Mrs. Anna johnson pre-
sented their pastor with q well filled
purse. Mr.. James Wilson Responded
tor the pastor in a brief address when
hymn was sung and prayer was Offered
by Mr.. John Kirkman. After this escl
of the visitors deposited load Of prOI
visions uron the table and took thei
leave.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
The Irish ReItefFuuas. b.

Th5 Maverick National Bank OF Bos.
ton has forwarded to the Central Otlio.
of the PArnell Irish Relief Fund, il
New Yalk, an ackno Wledgement, up tc
the IL h INST, Of $l2 S62. All but $6Z
of the amount has been sent Mr.. Pat,
rick Egan, in Dublin. The collections
for Iri relief in the diocese of St John,
N. b., will amount 10 about $4,000.
Omaha, Nebraska, has sent another
$1,000 to the fund. The Central Irish
Relief Committee of Winnipeg, op
Thursday, remitted $1,000 to Dublin
The sUIu OF $1,000 has been subacribed
in Montreal to the Marlborough f1nd.
Twelve car loads of -four and corn mel
were shipped to New York last evening
by ths ri b Relief Committee Of the
Msroa ants Exchange of St. Louis, and
will br sent at once to the most naedy
distrit Is in Ireland. Mr.. Psrreli ed
dressed 6 large audience in Cincinnati
last nj ,,ht and the receipts amounted %
about $500.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
A CourRgeon servant.

A courageous servant employed by a
widow living in the English town o
Crawford, was attacked by several bur
glars fortnight ago. She ran before
them, and locked the doors of the rooms
i containing valuable property. She
was thrown down the stairs and partially
stunned, but retained sufficient cour
age and presence Of mind to rush out
of the door and throw the keys into a
quarry. The ruiIians dragged her back
into the house, and while one of them
packed up all the property he could lay
hands on, the other threw her down,
kuelt on her chest. half strapgled her,
beat her severely, and threatened her
with knife. A noise outside alarmed
the thieves, who bolted without the plum
der. 1t is pleasing to learn that this
brave girl, though so savagely knocked
about, was not seriously injured.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
PECIAL NOTICES.
e.. }. Kunkops Bitter Vino OF
Iron.


DO you want something to strengthen you
or give you good appetizer 10 you wan
TO yet rid OF eervOusnessH Do you want
aus gy, sleep well, or be cured Of dyspepsia,
kldney or liver disease2 Try Il, L. KuIkefs
Ritter Wine y; iron. Every bottle guaranteed
TO do as recommended
KunEles Bitter VINE OF Iron Is tor sale IN
Wilmington oy z. James belt, N. X. Dan
forth, John !. Gallagher Il Bro, Herbert X.
Watson, Taylor Fullerton, Jno. 3. Hart
man, Ii. n. kringnurst and the drug trade
generally.
W OrInsl WOrfnsI w ruaA !!
4. +. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails tD
destroy PIN, Seat and stomach Worms. The
doctor CAP telI whether or not the patient haG
worios, Thousands are dying daily with
WaFar. aud do u0t know 1t. Fits, SpNsmS,
cc4n,Ea. choking and sutiocation, sal,tw com'
pe4'0n, circles around the eyes, sAelling
SaI p&in In the stomach, restless at night,
<rinding OF the teeth, picking at tha nose,
colga. fever, itching at the Seat, headache,
ioul hre9ta, the patient grows pale and thin,
tickling and irritation in the anus. All these
symptoms and more, come from worms. L.
+. KuDkei's Worm Syrup never tails to re-
m9ve thoIn. Price S1 per bottle or six for s..
ltCr Tape Worms write and consult the Doc
tGr.) For all others, buy oi your druggist the
Worm Syrup, and II he has 1t not, send to
Ur. T.. +. Kunkel. 25a N. Ninth Street, Phil
ldelphia, Pa. Advice by mail, tree; send
cree ceat stamp.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
1.OcAI0tfes'

As previously stated in the REPuP
LIcAE Coroner Butz will summon tn'
jury this evening who acted at the -
quest Of Mrs. Maloney and consideI
the testimony of Michal Naloney, a
given on that occasion and which y
contradicted by a communication \
the every Evening"
The steamer "Tangier" Of the Easy
ern Shore Line came into the yards 4
the Harlan & Hollingsworth compano]
yesterday from Baltimore. She is to \
repaired.
The Water Witch Fire company haV|
been invited to attend the ball Of VI
Rainbow Fire Co., Of Reading, on y
Patrick's day.
Four drafts OF 500 each have bse1
sent by Bishop Becker TO each Of taI
four Bishops of the distressed distrl'T
in Ireland.
Fehrenbach and Hartman are bas
filling their ice houses with ice iron
Maine, the ice Is about eight or :"
inches thick.
The dress drill of company G. wa
held last evening in the fourth story
the Masonic Temple. It was q 's'
pleasant affair.
A musk rat was killed at Second Sn
Market streets yesterday afternoon
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Death Of James williams

A couple of days ago We stated ,b,,
James Williams, a yonug man froJ
this city, had gone to Neosho, Kansas,
some two months ago, for the purpo,s
of working at his trade of carpsntefipq
and while there he became sick with
rheumatism and malarial fever. Al
one o'clock on Wednesday despa!cI
from bis friend, Robert Grimes, Wild
accompanied him, to J. V. Christyl
stated that he was very sick. AnotheI
de Pa'oh q; four o'clock yesterday irou
Nr. Grimes TO John B. johnson, MI
Williams former employer, stated thaI
his chances between life and death verI
even. A later dispatch received thiI
morning at s o'clock by Mr.. Christyl
states that Mr.. Williams died last righI
at s O'Clock, and that his remain
would be sent on to this city as soon a
possible. Mr. Williams leaves mother
three sisters aud three brothers, Wh
reside at 205 Washington street.
The Fame Hose company of whicl
Mr.. Williams was memb ber will hold
meeting at their hall this evening 4
7.3O O'Clock to make arrangements d
receive the remains and 70 attend thu
funeral.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
guATw,Iuavn wIr MTuarAu

/ ThAiHD LAAVI WklAlNoIIHs
Yer PhiiaAeiphia: An 100, $40, 9.St, 900
1907 0.so q. m; ls.ls, l2ss, $50, 4.0o. t.4e
100, Se IN. On Sunday, an $40, II
For NJ New w York: @ I aa, f.oo, o. 1909, a. m. la,s
1870 .. N, Limited Express, $40, y. N.
For Baltimore and Washington: l26l, 2l'
s9s a. M; l262 p. %. Limited Express
l.Ot, ais, p. -. On Sunday, l2n, 2.l'
For Baltimore and Bay Line: T0sp. N.
For Baltimore and way stations: ass a. n.
Far New Cfste. als, =. M, l.19, e.sO p. m
Fer Delaware X. H.: s.lSa- m; lilo, e.aO p
No sunday traina.
For Wilmington Northern X. H.: go, a
~; 3.o5, p. n; SD, p, m. Sunday ezcept
Fer Delaware Western X. r.: '.ls, 1890, an
t.S0p. m.
rK.ia9 ARRIVE AS wIL1fBeroH.
From Philadelphia, I243, 203, s.'0, o. 10 q. NJ,
llo0, l2.a2, 1,o2, $50, 40, 6lS, e.25, 100,
800, lilo p. %. On Snudsys: l2t3, 2.oa
1910 .. M: T.sS, Ills, p. u.
From Isltimoro:2l6, p.sO d sia. na.; lzOS. ls 81
S%,sS p. N. On Sundays; 2.iS, a. a.
From Washington: 2.lS, a. m. 1903, ,as7
s.S:. s.ae p. m. on sanaays asa. nj.
From New Castle: $50, $50, ll.b9 a. u.
. o'%n, vfS u. II. w SunGhy tESuh'
From delaware Il. H.: sos H.; n.bo, ett
pm.
From Wilmington d Northern X. K: Sc
q. q. ll.30 G. IN; Gnd e.s5 p. N.
FrSn Delaware Western X. H.: 500 q. n,
215p. m.
TRAINs FOR WILMINGTON LEAvS raILApnL-
PHlA.
From Broad street and washington avonue
7.8e, 500. 1890, rLA q. d.; i.3o, 400, A.oc,
b.ls, 600, 100 s.45, II 30 p. NJ. On Sun
days: $50 q, NJ; 500, g.45,ll.30 p. m.
From Tbirty-SeeOnd and Market streets: LOS.
7So. !l.S6 .. ~; l2.25, 400 coo, 1l.30 p. n,
IN SundavH' l.o8. ., u.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
Come to Grief,

The Grand Jury of Troy, New York
yesterday, reported an indictment fol
misdemeanor against William II. Nun,
dy, of Nev-York, who has been enga.
ged for six months in carrying on 0
profitable prosecution against liquor
dealers of the city. The Indictment
charges Mundy with collecting penal
ties for Excise law violations from
ltquor-dealers and with failing to make
returns Of the same within 80 days, as
required by law. Muudy has collected
p' nalties from over 200 dealers. James
+ Currsn, local politician and aid OF
Mundy, was also indicted for perjury.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
r~ssss~'. -..-.l
Tho yus Rr.aEtnx.

II was expected that the Jug brsak
ing at the URion N. Z. church las
night would he an interesting occasion
but the SUCCESS which crowned 1t pass
es the expectations OF the most sap'
suine. At an early hour every avail
able space in the basement was filled
and large numbers had to go away un'
able to gain admission. The little jugs
as they were returned were piled up
in pyramidal form on q table until
some two hundred of them attracted
the attention Of the audience.
The exercises were opened by sing.
ing, 80 for Thousand tongues TO sing"
followed by prayer by ReY. J B. Mann.
Several Sunday School scholars followed
in several choice selections Of music,
and Samuel F. Adams read an amusing
article Of the dull pupil who couldn't
understand the story Of George Wash
ington's little hstehet. Packer Mann
recited in very creditabls manner the
story Of the miser.
Isaac II. Thomas performed the part
of jug. breaker with his little hammer,
smile illumining his patriarchal phiz
whenever he struck q bonanza of gold
pieces.
As little baby Amaretta Davis little
jug poured its five dollar contents upon
the table the audience loudly applaud
ed and when little Howard Gasser's Jug
emptied ont six dollars the applause
was renewed.
When W. s. Bullock's jug, black
ened with blacksmith SCOT, poured out
$40, he was warmly congratulated.
When little Bessie Mann's (the PASTORS
'Toodles,) y poured out Gas in gold, upon
the table, the applause was loud and
long continued. When all but one Jug
was broken, the columns footed up
1865 6S. Mr.. Mcdaniel who had gem
eeral charge then fixed his eve upon
James C. Saville, and accused him Of
having jug stuck away in his pocket.
Mr.. Saville did not deny the
impeachment, but produced jug.
Patriarch Thomas eyes twinkled as he
knocked out the bottom and saw 500
in gold roll ont upon the table. This was
announced as the Trustees jug and the
announcement was received with loud
applause. This with the amount al
ready reported and S. odd taken up
IN collection, netted the handsome
sum of 1915. The audience then Join
I'd in singing the doxology aud every
body went home from Unions first Jug
breaking in good spirits.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
:, TT YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE
We are well fitted up to print

ELL, HEADS LETTER HEADS
BILL. HEADS, LETTER HEADS
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
NnrA aNINpaa-


On Wednesday evening another chess
sitting was held in which Walter Ba-
con and Augustus Konitzer played for
two hours. The games were won by
Mr.. Bacon. The most interesting game
of the humber which has been played
was won by J. II. Price over l.. A. Ber-
toilette, Esq. Last evening there was
another sitting. The contest between
Messrs. Bacon AMI Konitzsr resulted in
a.victory for Mr.. Bacon. Mr.. Bertolette
won two games over Mr.. Homer Herr.
Dr.. Frantz and J. B. Bell played their
round which resulted in Mr.. Bells win
ming games, Mr.. Frantz making the
half, which was du- to draw the re-
suit Of the first game, Mr.. Frantz hav-
ing inadvertently stale-mated his oppo-
nent. Mr.. II. II. Colcazer played a
game with MIR. J. II. Prics aud was
beaten twice.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
a Reminder OF the War.

William NJ. Cooper, founder of the
Cooper Shops Retreshment Saloon, Phil.
adelphis, was buried yesterday FROM
his residence. Thousands Of soldiers
in all parts of the country have lively
recollection Of the Cooper Shops Re-
freshmsnt Saloon, which became nation
a. in its reputation during the war.
Hundreds Of thousands of sold iers
stopped at this saloon both going to and
returning from ths war for the union,
and none were ever allowed to depart
hungry. The funeral of Mr.. Cooper
was attended by about 800 members of
Anna NJ. Ross Post, No. "a, G. a. R. of
which he was member.