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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-20
FRUITLEsS BALLOTISG.

No Material Change In tho Senatorial situ-
alton.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 20.-The third
joint ballot for United States senator was
taken at noon to day by the Legislature,
without affecting an election. The only
change from the former ballots was that
Messrs. Clarke and HUM, of Philadelphia,
caucus Republicans, who had previously
voted for Oliver, voted for A. Louden
Snowden.
Fourth Rallot.
The fourth ballot was then taken and
resulted as follows Wallace, %; Oliver,
SO Grow, "a; Snowden, 4; Hoyt, };
McVeagh, /; Agnew, /; Brewster, /;
BAIRD, 1. The convention then adjourned
until tomorrow. Clarke, Town, Barger
and Hazel, of Philadelphia (Oliver men),
voted for Snowden and HUM went back
to Oliver. Montgomery, of Mercer, a
Grow man, and Seeley, an Oliver man, cast
their votes for Hoyt. Several Of the men,
bers were paired.
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THE POULTRY SHOW.
Closing Hcenes-Succcsslul Results.

Closing Hcenes-Succosslul Results.
The poultry show closed last night after
successful run Of five days. and the in
terest it created was kept up to the last
moment, visitors continuing to arrive up
to the time that exhibitors began to take
away their birds, rs many Of the city ex-
hibitors did last between half-past and
IL o'clock. This morning most Of tho
country exhibitors took away their fowls,
and those from distance were shipped to
their owners by rail.
Tho books have not yet been balanced,
but it is gratifying to know that notwith-
standing the very large number of pro-
miums paid by the society tho balance is
on the right side.
Many members Of the society were inde-
fatigable in their efforts to make the show
success, but to J. B. Lichty, the secre-
tary, especial praise is due for the time
and labor he has expended in behalf Of the
society and for the good sense and judg
ment with which he fulfilled his duties.
High Priced Chickens.
This morning DR.. I. H. Mayer, of West
Willow, shipped to New York a pen Of
nine Brahma chickens, for which he re-
ccived the large sum of sS!. The doctor
is raiser of fancy poultry and had the
chickens that he sold on exhibition at the
show in this city.
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We saw on the street this morning very
fine business wagon, built by Norbeck 4
Mi!ey, for Mr.. Killenberger. baker. of Para
disc, this county. The running gears are paint
Cd brilliant carmine, finely lined, and the
body OF Il light neutral tint On the side cur
tains are painted an interior view of the
bakery, the drawing and coloring of which are
very accurate, and the perspective almost as
fine as that of stereoscOpc.
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Faintness before eating, pam aad distres!
fterward, prevented by Malt Bi,ters.
kn,useMents

lhMuSeUn0utS.
"SdLridti Tonight.-Frederick Paulding. q
young actor, will tonight appear at the opera
house supported by his own company in the
play of .Sulviati; or, the Silent Man," an adap-
tation from the French. On Tuesday evening
he played Bertuccio in "The FOOLS Revenge"
at Reading, and the Ne,0s of that city, in q
very favorable review of the performance said
he showed himself to be possessed OF nd.
mirab,c training ard dramatic skill of su'
perior mould. Mr.. Paulding was repeatedly
applauded, every point receiving hearty recog
nition. He has proved himself an actor OF
genuine merit and q worthy compeer OF such
men rs Kean. Bangs Levick and Others"
Duprez Minstrsls-The old-established Du.
prez Benedict's minstrels. under tie man.
agerent Of MI. Chas. II. Duprez, Will hold
forth at the opera house on Saturday evening
In former years these artists OF the burnt cork
were welcome visitors here, and Mr. Duprez
adyertises that all the old favorites and great
many new one are still with him.
roo.,orl,;lf ,vaS neatly shaved Yesterday
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The EirelNcn.

B. Z. McCool, esq, Of Pottsville. who is
chairman of tue executive committee of
the State Firemen's association, which was
appointed in Reading, was in town to-day
on business. ue will call meeting Of
committee to be held at Harrisburg on
next Wednesday.
]. K. Barr, esq, of this city, is chair
man of the committee appointed to rec
commend 4 place for tie formation of \
State Fire association. He will call that
committee together for meeting at the
same time and place.
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High Priced ChickCE
OBITUARY.
Death of Mrs. Con. Sutter.

Mrs. Annie Sutter, widow of the late
Gen. John A. Sutter, died at her homo in
Lititz last evening about 8 O'Clock, aged
about 80 years. Mrs. Sutter was born in
Switzerland and there married her distin
guished husband, who was afterwards
destined to play SO important a part in the
discovery and development of the gold
fields of this country. Mrs. Sutter was in
declining health for 4 long time past, and
her death was the result of old age
rather than Of any organic disease.
She leaves two sons and two daugh-
tcrs. of whom one son and daugh-
ter are now in Lititz, and the others in
Mexico, the sol beng the American con-
sui at Acapulco. Mrs. Sutter was highly
esteemed in the community in which she
SO long resided. Her. funeral will take
take place Oh Saturday, when her remains
will be placed beside those of the general
in the vault in the Moravian burying
ground at Lititz.
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THE Elecfro.GalVan1c Battery attached to
CoILIxs' voLIAJc EIEcrl10 PLASfHst IS warrant
ed superior 70 svssy = a SatsefT p1aGrs sne pub
Neuralgia, Liver. Kidney and Urinary Dis
eases Nervous Pains and weakness, Malaria
and Ague Pains. sold everywhere.
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Fatality u. York County.

John Brackenstf1e, of Codorus, York
county, was struck by train on the N. C.
railroad, near Brillhart's station, three
miles south Of York, Knocked down an
embankment 100 feet high and instantly
killed.
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PIERCED WITH RED-aOr IRON.

shooting and Fatal Accident at the Steel
Works.
HARRIsBURe, Jan. 20.-Charles Ken
nedy, an iron worker at the Pennsylvania
steel works, was caught this morning by a
bar of red-hot iron. It pierced his body
and then wound itself around one of his
legs, breaking it in several places. He
died almost imaediately. He was mar
ried.
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Tho wh,tsassr Court Convened.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-The oourt-martial
for the trial Of the colored cadet Whit
taker convened here to-day.
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DEyOURING nAMHS.

Large Fire In lGilseD, N. II.
Boston, Jan. 20.-It il reported here
that q great fire ia raging at Milton, n. H.,
and that nearly the entire town has already
been destroyed.
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DEATHS.

CCMMINGs.-On January l9, 1881, william
Cummings, aged 6S years.
Funeral from the residence OF his brother,
Tl,os. Cummings, IL West Chestnut street. on
Friday, at 2 o'clock p. m. Relatives and friends
arc respectfully in vited 10 attend. 2td*
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Wonderful Cures.

What cures of Blood and SKIN Diseases, and
Scalp Affections with Loss Of Hair. can COM
pare with those OF the Hon. VIM. Wm Tayiyr.
Boston. state senator Of Massachusetts; Alder
man Tucker, Boston: 3. a. steele, esq :. Chi
cago; +. II. DRAKE, esq. Detroit; II. =. Car
neitcr ESQ., Henderson, ". T.: Charles HOugh-
ion. esq. BOSTON, and many others. details of
which may be hal ON application to Messrs.
Weeks & Potter. Boston.
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lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Is: prepared at acs and rs Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Price 81. Six bottles for -: Sent
BY mail i'll tine form OF pills. also In the fOrm OF
lSzen.es, on receipt of price, 81 per box, for
either. Mrs. PIN HAN freely answers All let
tors of inquiry. Send tor pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper.
No family should he without LYDIA Z.
PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They cure Con-
stipatiOn, BiliOusness and TOrpidi.y Of tho
Liver. . cents Der box.
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CUTICURA
Blood Humors, Itching and Scaly Dis.
eases, ScrOfula, SrrOfulOus Sores,
Ulcers, and Swellings, positively, per.
manently and economically cured.

CurICURA REsoLvENr Is the greatest blood
purifier i'm medicine. 1t acts through the
bowels liver kidneys and skin. CUTiCURA,n u
Medicinal Jelly, arrests external disease, eats
awuy lifeless flesh and skin, allays tnnaInmar
tiOn, itching and irritation. and heals CUTt.
CURA SOAR cleanses, heals, sOftens, wh1tenS ana
Leautifies tho skin. 1t, and the CUrICURA SHAW
ING soar, the only medicinal shaving soap, are
OrcDarcd from CUriCCnA.
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Salt Rheulll.

Mrs. As,, II. Brown, Maiden. Mass, had Salt
Rheum on body and limbs tor eight years. NO
kind of treatment or medicine or doctors d10
her any good. Limbs and painful that
she was obliged at times to go about On
crutchrs. Many OF Mal.lcn's best citizens can
testify to her condition. She despaired OF cure
or even relief Cse,l tho CUrICuRA RE3OLvBHr
internally, and the CUTICURA and CUTICURA
soar externally, and wis cured In SIX months.
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TAKE NOTICE THAT A PROPOSED
i Act of Assembly, entitled An Act to re-
peal the eth Section of an Act entitled \ Sup.
plement to the Charter of the City of Lancas-
ter. passed tht, Goth day of March, \. d., 1862"
will be introduced during the present session
of the Legislature.
The purpose of the proposed Act is to
eGualize the fees paid for services rendered by
the Mayor of the City of Lancaster in cases of
vagrancv, drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct with those paid to other magistrates.
JNOT. MAcGONIGLE.
ian0O-4flT MkyOr
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SAMPLE NOTICE

1t is impossible for q woman after faithful
course of treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to continue to sufer
with weakness ct the uterus Enclose .
stamp 10 Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 2Ss Western
avenue. Lynn. Mass, fer pamphlets.
.-. ..s jy29lydeod&w
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MfRRLAGES.

ZlEaLER-PETERs.-On the 10Th of January,
1884, by the Rev. W. T. Gerhard at his resi-
dence. No. 81 East Orange street, Mr.. Christian
Ziegler, OF Upper LeacocI, to Miss Mary X.
Peters, of Leaman Place.
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POSTAL TELEGRAPH.

The Mouse Committee favorably Inclined -
the Project.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The House
postofice committee to-day, by a vote of
to /, agreed to report favorably on Mr..
Springer's resolution to establish postal
telegraph.
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Mexicans and Indians

Mexicans aud Indians.
ELPAsA, Texas, Jan. 10.-Six or seven
Mexicans are reported to have been killed
by Indians on Tuesday near the Candelara
mountains in Mexico.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THESTOCK-
i holders of the American Mechanics Build.
ing aud Loan Association will be held on sat
urday evening. I'D, at 8 o'clock. in COyle's
building, No. 80 East King street. Election Of
Officers, -Auaiter-' Report &C.
Money for sale. Thirteenth series OF stock
will be issued and elarts in the same sold to
borrowers only. WM. T. JEFFERlES,
jan20-3td Secretary.
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storm on the Aleditsrranean.
MADRID, Jan. 20.-A violent storm is
raging on the Mediterranean.
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WARRINGTON. Jan. 20.-For the Middle
states, increasing cloudiness and snow or
rain, northerly to easterly winds, falling
barometer and stationary or slight rise
in temperature.
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KLSCELLAYEOUS.

NALL AND PAY YOUR ASsEsSME ENT IN
" NEW ERA LIFE ASSOCIATION.
Prompt payment enables the Company to
settle promptly with the heirs.
p. .. McTAGUE,
jan164td 20 Centre square.
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Executors Of Michael Malone, dectl:
HENRY SHUBERT, Auct. janl0.tfd
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DUPREZ & BENE;DICTS

DUPREZ Il BEMEDICTS
FAMOUS MINSTRELS
AND MILITARY RO1A BRASS BAND.
II MEMBERS IN NUMBER. "a
ACCOMPLISHED VOICED VOCALISTs s
n IN BAND PARADE u
% IN PART FIRST. 20
1 GREAT SONG AND DANCE ARTISTS. I
II CELEBRATED MUSICIANS. II
1 BURLEsQUE PRIMA DONNA. l
6 COMICAL END MEN. 8
1 RENOWNED VOCAL QUINTETTE.
6 POPULAR FAMOUS COMEDIANS. s
ECCENTRIC PLEASANT BANJOISTS. 3
= BRILLIANT CLOG STARS. I
80 VARIED FEATURES OF MERIT. 50
Prudential Scale of Family Prices adopted
TICKETS ONLY...................e5 s. 35 Cts.
CHILDREN. 10 us.
Reserved Seats sold at Opera House without
extra charge. jansO3td
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DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
Kitchen Furniture. 30 North Plum street,
on Saturday, January 22. 1881. at * O'Clock.
TUOS. HANNAGAE.
ian20.2td~ AuctiOneer.
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SPECIA NOTICES.

Vanderbilt was neatly shavcd yestcr,la
with Cuticura Shaving Soap.
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NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.
q O'CLOCK COFFEE Is THE PUREST
. and best tor the Breakfast Table.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.,
ia North Queen Street.
ianSl-lmd Lancaster. Pa
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THIRD EDITION.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

THURspAY EVENING, JAN. 20, 1884.
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January 20.

STOCK Morket.
NEW YoRK STOCKS.
stocks weak.
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TNXECUTOKS' SALEOF CITY PROPERTY,
Il On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1881, the
executors of Michael Malone. de-
House. the following real estate to wit:
No. !. A lot of ground, on the N. E. corner OF
Orange and Shippen streets. with a frontage
OF 49X feet, more or less, on Orange street, antl
along Shippen street, northward, 2s5 feet to a
public alley, on which Is erected a commodt-
Gus and weli-buit Mansion, No. S0l, twostories
high, with two-story Back building, all In
good repair. Also. on rear OF lot, a two.story
Brick Stable and other improvements.
Sale at O'Clock, when terms will Do made
known by EDN ARD McGOVERN,
WIN. l.. PEPPER,
JAMES NJ. BURKE,
Executors of Michael Malone, decd.
HENRY SHUBLRT, Auct. janl0.tfd
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Johnston, Holloway & Co.,

General Agents, Philadelphia.
For sale by e. i. Locher, East King street
and Geo. W. Hull, Is West King street.
y2e-lydeod&W
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4 VALUABLE STORE STAND FOR RENT.
"A The undersigned will rent his store
stand in Landisville. Lancaster county, Pa.
This Is an old stand and enjoys q good trade.
None but single men need apply. Call on, or
address.
janS-3wd JACOB Il. NlNN1CH.
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Welded.

NJ n I.aa.r If Hauhnrv Iova fcrmerlv
If w.,,,r.ton and NOR. r.cent,v of mi. c,ty
am, Mia. ymmo.I Ronrett dauSbter of Al.r
Bennett. ESQ. Of this o,ty. were united in mat.
r;morv At IN. resid.nce Of tbe brise,s narent..
on Tuesday afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock. The
csrsmonv VIVA nerformed by Elder Lucas. and
in addition to the mana, formul. a ring WA
n..d which mad. IT more imnressiv. table
~ .le,ant rafreabm.nt. .too6 in tbe dining
room n wb,cb oil r.ns,rad af,er the conoratn.
l.t,ons Imm.diatelv .fter the r-.fr.sbment.
II. r,unn .oun,. .,or,ad for thar ,,,nr. hon.
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WAVERLY.
The roads are in bad order.

Inc rORQb arc IN Dau Oruer.
Some slckness-pneumonia generally.
DR.. Banks is dangerously ill with pneumonia.
n. P. Buck. we are glad to say, is again on
the streets, right side up, he having recovered
from a serious fall from his horse.
j. b. Fletcher has returned. with his family
from Pueblo. Col, where they have been So
journing for a year. They will return west In
May.
VIM. H. johnson, after o two years absence
at Leadvllle, is spending a few days at his old
home. He has accumulated quite a fortune In
the city of the clouds, and will return in a few
days.
Comment upon Garfeld's cabinet has euc-
cumbed to the important theme of the condition
of the growing wheat crop. Many farmers
think it is totally killed. This. If true, will be
a calamity, as the acreage is
The sad death of the son of Mr.. Seth Moore, a
highly respected farmer living a few miles east
of here, seems to have been overlooked by the
newsgatnsrer of your paper. The young man,
whose fate has shocked a community, and who
has clad a home in mourning, WAS 81 years old,
prepossessing in appearance and popular with
all. He had been in delicate health for two
years.. and had twice visited DR.. Bishop. of st.
Joseph, for medical treatment. Failing to get
relief, his life became a burden, and he threat
ened to end it.. Thus warned. the father was
careful In concealing all weapons that he might
use in this way, but during his brief absence at
a neighbours, the young man procured a cap
that he found in the pocket of a cast OF vest,
and loading the gun he placed the muzzle under
his chin and discharged 1t. severing the head
from the body. and bespatterinR the ceiling
above with fragments of his hair and brain.
Sam Redd. who has been absent seven years
in New Mexico, surprised his friends, last Sab
bath morning. by presenting himself on our
streets. He was accompanied by his friend, J,
L.. Peacock, q brother ranehman. They are the
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Religious.

Rev. J. s. Price will preach at Napoleon to-
merrew.
Rev. Jas. A. Quarles Will preach at Hardin
Tomorrow.
Rev. kIimpke will preach at the Lutheran
church in this city tomorrow.
Services at the Christian church to morrow
morning and night by Elder C. s. Lucas.
Rev. G.. L..Leyburn will preach at the Pres
byterian church tomorrow morning and eve
ming.
The protractedm meeting at the Christian church
Is still in progress, notwithstanding the had
weather. There have been over twenty add
tions SO FAR.
Daily services at the Catholic church, 81
O'Clock, a. IN; Sunday services 5 and 1Ok
o'clock, b. M, and IN O'Clock, p. M, Rey. j.
j. Lilly officiating.
Services at the Episcopal church tomorrow
morning ut IL O'Clock and afternoon at 3k
o'clock, Rev. A. T. Sharpe officiating. Sunday
school at 81 O'Clock.
There will be preaching as usual at the Meth
odist church Tomorrow morning and night by
Rev. G. W. Walker.
Beside the regular services at the Episcopal
church, there will be morning and afternoon
services, every Wednesday and Friday during
Lent, until holy week, during which there will
be two daily services.
Rev. MIR. StoeKemann will preach at the Ger
man Methodist church, tomorrow morning and
night. Sunday school at the usual hour. Ser
vices every night next week. Quarterly meet
ing Saturday and Sunday. March 10 and 90.
Elder H. W. Williams will preach ut Mayyiew
tomorrow morning and night. His visit is for
the purpose Of getting acquainted with the peo-
Pile, with a view OF becoming the pastor of tn.
Christian church. ALI are invited to attend.
DR.. Taibird will preach at the Baptist church
Tomorrow morning and night. Subject in tn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES agent by whom i,
is enecled, and the necessity Of the change i,
contemplates to the salvation of the immorta]
soul. Subject at ~night:-Psalm ISL. and the
Lessons il teaches.
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TEE TOMB.

Died-In Davis township, Lafayette county,
Mo-, recently, of pneumonia, JOHN, son of
Martin D. Warren, aged about IS years.
IN this city, March 10th, Aunt MARY
FREEMAN, colored.
- In Middleton township, Lafayette county,
No, recently. of pneumonia, Mr.. CALVIN b..
BRAY, aged IS years.
- this city, March llth, OF CONSUMPTION.
ELLEN SMALL, cOl0red, a very WORTHY
woman, u sister OF Joshua Small.
- In South Washington township. Lafayette
ROBERT HARMON, aged 50 years.
- In Higglnsville, Lafayette county. Nc.
FRIDAY. March 4th, the result of a fall upon the
Ice sometime ago. Mrs. NORA REEVES. wife
OF Mr.. Lewis Reeves, aged about 20 years.
- In Lexington township, Lafayette county.
MO, March eth, suddenly. OF heartdisease. Mira
SARAH TARLETON, relict of the late Judge c.
$. carleton, aged So years. Lexington, Ky.
ana 81. Joseph. NO., papers please copy.
At Holden, johnson county, Mo-, recent
y, OF abcess of the bowels, Rev. 1. N. NEW
Man, OF the Baptist church, aged IS years. He
had just concluded q three mOnths' protracted
meeting, having secured over sixty additions to
the church Membership.
- Near Columbus, Johnson county, Mo.
MaTcn 5th, OF pneumonia, Mrs. 3. W. BROWN.
ING. eldest daugeter Of the late Mr.. Addison
dook, and nelce of Mr.. Joseph Hook. She
died trusting in the Lord as her Savior: was
hixhly respected and loved by every one. Nav
the Lord bless the four motherless little now
that are left. The bsreaved husband and family
nave the sympathy OF the entire osmmUnity.
"hat 10 our loss IL her gam.
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THE CRADLE.

Bsrn-In city, March 10. to the wife of
Mr.. VIM. Bumard, noe Alice Mullinix-a girl.
- In this city, March IL, to the wife Of Mr..
W.K. Robinson, nse Lille Letton-a boy.
- In Sherman, Texas, recently, to the wife
of Mr.. d. A. Jones, nee Mary f. Houghton-a
boy.
- In Clay township, Lafayette county, Mo-,
recently, to the vile Of Mr.. VIM. Lineback-a
girl.
- In Clay township. Lafayette county, No.
recently, to the wife Of the late Jacob Morris
q boy.
II In Clay township, Lafayette county, Mo-,
recently, to the wife Of Mr.. John Gunther-a
boy.
In Washington township, Lafayette coun-
ty, Mo-, March l, to the wife Of Mr.. L. Cook,
nee Jane M~atthsws-a boy.
- In Lexington township, Lafayette coun-
ty, Mo-, March s. to the vile of Mr.. Thomas
Hardison-a girl.
In Clay township, Lafayette county, Mo-,
recently, to the wife Of Mr.. Richard H. Benton
. girl.
In South Washington township, Lafayette
county. No, recently, to the wife Of Mr.. Henry
Cook-twins- boys.