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LEGAL NOTICE.

THE unknown heirs Of Rhsda Dement, d.
! ceased. whoss postohacs addrsss sad
place Of residence are unknown, will tsks
NOTICE that . petition Was Hlsd against thsu
and another on the 18th day Of Aususe.
1850. In the court Of common pleas Of Nen.
roe County, Ohio, BY Elizabeth Winlsnl snd
others. and % now pending, wherein the ssia
Blisabsth Winlsnd and othsrr, pray fer
the recovery Of the posssssion Of, and dana
ses In the sum OF $500, fer the withholding
Of the said possession and for partition sf
the following described prsmisss. climate n
the county Of Monroe and Stass u Ohss. 70
Wit: ~
Commencing for the Sane at the southwest
corner of the northWest quarter Of section
ten, township six Of range seven: tAsnes
rorth with the dividing line between see.-
items ten aAd sixteen 10 the middle Of ne.
road leading from WoodsAsld 70 Caraisle..
thence east with the middle Of said road 70.
Shs middle Of Auskingum Creek; thence
down the middle If said creek with The ne.
anderinss thereof 70 the line dividina the
southwsst and northwsst quarters Of said
section ten. thence vest with said line 70 Ne
place Of beginning, containing forty aorss
more sr less.
That they are required to answer ssidE,e,
tition on Or before the 22d day Of JAM arv
1851. JAMES WATSON ~
PRAks0N 3 DOHRRfY.
and ePRlGGs I DRIH0S.
aovW, set7. Atsesasys fsr Plalntl1s. y
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ABix Success.

M .isy Aad hesa, filing . Iona time
Win dyspepsia and NERVOUSNESS ana was
In bed two years with . complication Of
disorders her physicians could not cure,
when wss led by reading circular
lsts at my door to try Psrker's Ginger
Tsnie. Hsving heen % often deceived
~ worthless mixtures. nothing but my
vifs's dangerous ycendi,ion9could have
a11l6y G{miks iahy mofe expsrimtfas.
Nh NxSs big sdcoess.! Thfes botties
cured her, Q, cost OF dollar and Ahy
cents. sEd she 10 now o. strong as any
vomsn. and regularly does her house
hcld du.ies.--R. D. Buffalo zee other
eolsau.r
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NOTICE.

nN the 9Th day Of December. in the year
~ 1850. the Probate Court of Monroe Ooun-
ty. Ohio. declared the estate of Elzy Ridgway,
decessed. to be probably insolvent Creditors
are therefore required to present their claims
20 the undersigned. for allowance. within six
months from the time above mentioned, or
they will not be entitled to payment
j. N. RIDGWAY,
Executor Of Ely Ridgway, deceased
dsel4, ,y0ws.
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DIVORCE NOTICE..

MARY r. THIRLB. whose place Of resi-
MI dsnca and postofics address is unknown,
and cannot with reasonable diligence be
ascertained. will take notice that on the 18th
day yof November. A. D.. 1880, Frederick
Thiels 6led in the court ofcommon pleas
of Monroe county Ohio, his petition against
her; the object and prayer of whtch is to
obtain a divorce from her. on account of hsr
willful absence from him for more than three
years last past Said petition may be heard
and the prayer thereof granted at any time
after the expiration OF six weeks from this
date. FREDERICK THIRLE;
By Pearson 4 Dohsrty, his AityE
nsv30, ,ssOt7.
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In Atlantis, Ga. there 10 IN old ne.
gro man who is q white washer hy trade
His wifeie stone tblua. AndIaccompsnies
hin wherever be g.es, end h.lps 10
espvS Skis tools Wien be gets 9 Job be
ektsAAt 1 seA. and she take 10 bin
While be does The work. He hss NOT
been seen without her for ten years.
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"Grese guns monialnous CAD
ore
The school que,,lon-"Know your
isssonsY''
The msn who drinks 'a'fand 'slf gets
efen 81 u sg w
American spries bring better price
Ishaa oFsnges in Europe at
The tower OF Babel Is the A,st contin-
ned story on record.
The tomato..is native OF South Ameri
%, Peru being its original habitat.
IA faint pocket never won fair lady,"
suggss.s the Ncso Orleans Picayune
NJ psss,n a. ahe railrosd siirec tpr. said
when tbe conductor -ssked for his ticket.
II feel very much set up" said the
nanuscrip, when II looked Al itsslf in
type.
Gmls who hang their hair seem TO be,
tyingJto wear chin whiskers on their
Nes98sSdeolls1 heoG 7rY &C e
The population of Constantinopls is
% mixed that, more than thirty lsneusges
1sslsp6ken there ilaiE ~ <it8Hi
IN France, when persons are troubled
Oh cod fses, they put rpo wdered mus
-tkfd ii aheir stockines. - Z. n
Secretary Evsr,s is the father OF .
tskers d. zsn 1t fakes fifteen pieces of
bread 10 60 around
AMI ~ man has nafned bis dangh.'
tsrs Time and Tide, 90 that they will
have 6-1sit for no msn. 1A1 &
s.Dop't bite on more than you can
ehSSr IL vuIsat SsSnddn't buy . ,res
higher then your ceiling"
!. ImSS ID urBpckS county, Pa ,hss jnt
ended alawsuit OF iorty.,wo years stand.
tnR e1d recovered Gsix. .censs damages,
my eyss are vstefy." ssid 1 topef
.If you would lesv. your ryes alone
yosr eyes wouldn', be wa'ery," ssid .
: The fsme * many psiuter depends
soH his marine views ;.bus We never saw
5jy e6s draw vSteflss veil as,an soceap
t,ssn69 VA WOyA " lgI1l
"Grate seiz. .heri" was the exclama-
tioD OF a6.n9kind sbuSband on seeing HE
wifes nes six dress entangled in the
hge-plsce.sqsri ,os Kssg Sss sas
a queer case Mr.. Khorn msrried .
Chicseo girl named Cookie. He took.
she Cake snd shs had to acknowledge
Abe K6orn. n
Three negro vsgrants were seld for
% each ct LIBERTY, Va, on Monday lsst.
The o~nership Of ,hs purchaser ceases
IN three months.
Il is said that the Paris fashion plates
..6fe coldrsd by conyicts. The coloring
Asblf}lHds strocipas enopeh 70 vibrant
conviction Tor lite. - :
When our skipper fosGd il was i'm
possible 10 moor the yacht, he said be
was pretty mad. At-spy rate, he Was
ofa can't-sf chorus frame of-mind.
= 2x French wrief Gays there Was once
10 the, environs OF Rouen . miller's
daughter 81 pretty end so cruel tina. the
.ighs of her lovers alone served 10 turn
the ssiis sof her father's fnil 1T
The wnrs, lit at big Inoath We ever
lhesre ~as terpcirased hy an unregens-
-rSse sinner on Quincy gill. He said
he could see her smiIe when her back
was turned - Quincy Modern A,qo.
Merchants who suffer from Dyspep-9
ella. He.dscns, Constipation. of Bilious.
ness ran be cured hv using DIR. MET.
TAURfSl ] HEADACHE AND DYs.
FEFsIA PILLS. Price p sens
A h.ei,seak chopped up One. and baked
with 6our and yeaet sin the siorm OF a
meat bread losf. 10 the latest diete:ic SEN
sstion. Il is ssserted that the meat thus
treated entirely disappears during the
procsss of baking, the nutritive prin-
cjples becoming INCORPORATED with The
breAd.
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Notice to Teachers !

THE Beard Of Bxaminsrs sf Nenfss Cstn-
! ~ will hold msstinss T.. the sxanina--
tisa Of Teachers as follows:
Wesdsasld, Saturday, Dscsubsr IL, 1850.
1" T" January 81. 1881.
'' February IL.
One at the close Of Teachers Institute.
These examinations will ssnnsnss II ,
o'clock :. m. and close At ~. n.
fee Of SO cents il required frsn each
applicant, as : condition Of sxanination, ana
nust be paid in advance. =.
By order of tho Board.
HApplicants holding sertiicatss fsr less
than - months, must ltand sxanInatisus
for new csEufcatsss Rsnsvsls win not ~
made in sueh cases without exapipatisn.
nsvss, ,'sotd.
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BLACKSMITH.
N. 4 =. LETZELTER.

WE have opened . Wagon Making and
w Blacksmith Shop in the Foundry
Building on the east side Of town, where We
are prepared 70 manufacture
Farm and Spring Wagons
OF the latest and bes. styles. Alss, will re-
pair wagons and carriages on short notice.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Wheels and woodwork for wagons irspsd
and iron for wagons and carriages furnished
at market rates.
Special attention will BE- given 70 sAssins
hsrsss. Give - asali.
nsy1s,'7sk NJ c. Lgf1Kifxk.
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Could Not Get up stairs.

Mrs. r G. Robins makes statement
Mat for years she hss hsen = great suf
fsver from Kidney affection and that for
esveralunqR.hs 4ihe paias in shsr back
were 81 sesers abe co1h Dot get up
stairs She has nov worn DAy's Kip-
sxr PASTOR fa'rE ssekss ID n "a from
pain, and believes herself entirely cured
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EAcra MOTH kaoWINC,

PARKER'S HAIR RALSAM
The Fest and Host Ecenenical Hair Dressing
EXCLUSIVELY perfamcd and perfectly harmless.
viii Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
10 its original youthful color and appearance. and ss
warranted TO stop lis filing ASSIST its growth and
prevent laldncss =,
A few spplcatious ef the BsLsAM VII soten the
hair. eieanse sn Jandruif and cure iselng and hu-
snours ofthe scalp Sod by al druggists at ssy soefs
nov9 '5Qr.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Isaac Hall. Sr., Deceased

THE undersigned has been appointed and
j qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of Isaac Hall, ST., late Of Monroe county decd
Dated this 18th day Of December, A. D.
1890. 80 SIMON HALL.
dse2l, ,'S0w3,
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.-se8 -. DIsc0rERRR OF -.
LYDIA E.. PINKHAM'8
VEEETAPIH cnMpnITND
The Positive Cur.
, For all female Complaints.

M. ys.psr.t.sa :. 4. ns%s s,snias. consists q
80. Inv.ln Upon an. trial the merit. AZ III. co,
pound win be rosorpized relief a inedi.to ana
rs.n 4. MS. 4, continued in nina c..,,n h
6rsa eSeo4cs 4, thorssn5s iii, -.
tfy On account of IL. proyou merits, Il is t,day r
recommended md or,.or,hsd bv III. hast psrsis;on q,
ftAs ecustxv, - =
IN I'm aura .,.,rs,, ar. ,,orsx ,.rr. \, ,.u,.,
a ths rtsr,.l I<,eer,hess irrcs-,lar and ,.insr,
l.n.suasio.. all ovarian Troubles Iniamna.io. and
r'ssra.i0n. foodngs all Disbursements and the csa
spals "sskn.ss, =. 81, ana ss'.elsy aaspio1 70
from as ssru. Il a. ..ry .taro Of dew Tss
,,,dsncy "a oa,serous humoru tssrs 1. ehass,a x.-
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Cloths. Casfners 4 vesting,

Andis prepared to make clothing IN the latest
styles. Also, will cut ont suits for persons
~ho desire to have them made elsewhere.
NAY -, 1873. CHARLIE LAUzNefHk
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Farming and Timber Lands
for Sale.

LIVE or six farms and two or three timber
i l-ts n~sr stewart on tho Marietta and
Cincinnati 3. in Atheus County, Ohio
Tue t'u,brr Is No. tim her and good land
The farms are in good repairs and have good
erops of wheat growing. The land Is all
tresh aud is No. l tobacso land. Good wa,
ter schools aud churches handy. Por sale
Inv GU reasonable terms. For further par
ticulars enquire of
J. A. PLUMER, Agent,
meL23,'S so Marietta Ohio,
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(; ,z,;yIO}< DAYS
lKiidnev
I'LL Ll'!!l PAD

A DISCOvERY BY ACCIDENT.
which supplies want men OF eminent abll-
ity have devoted years of study and sxpsr-
imsnt to and-a specific for diseases of
the Kidneys Bladder, Urinary Organs
and Nervous Syslem-and from the
time Of its discover! has rapidly increased
in favor, inning the approval and conf.
a~pce OF medical men and those who have
Used 1t; 1t bss becoms = fsvorite with all
glasses and wherever inttod aced has super.
redsd all other treatments. Iu short, such
Is its intrnsic merit and superiority. that it
10 now the only recognized reliable remedy.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS
are the most prevalent, dangerous and fatal
affect ons tina, sHiict mankind, and so varied
and insidious ia their character, that persons
often suffer for long time before knowing
shat ails them. The most characteris.io
symptoms are gradual wasting away Of the
whole body; pain In the back, side or loins; q
weak, feeble, exhausted feeling; toss II ap.
petite and dread Of exercise; so,nty and
painful di,chsrge OF vanously colored arine;
Inability TO ret in or sxpsl the urine; m mute
shrsds or casts In the urine; aud, when the
dissas. is Of long duration, there is much
smaera,ion ard general nervous prostrssion.
THE Only CURE
We ssy positively. aud without fear o.
coutradictios, that DAYS KIDNEY
PAD 10 the drst and only iniallible cure
fer every form Of Kidney disesss his the
best remedy yet discovered for this com.
plaiut, and more e6ectual In It's operation
thaa any other treatment. By using faith
folly aud persistsutly no case will be found
30 iuvstsrsts o. not to yield to its powerful
remedial vir'nes.
Is STRONGLY ENDORSED.
We have the most unequivoesl testimony
70 its curative powers from many persons Of
high character. Intelligence aud responsi.
bility. Eur book, "How Life vas Saved"
giving tho his CRY Of this new discovery, and
. large record Of most remarkable cures,
sent free. Write for it.
DAYS KIDNEY PADS are sold BY
druggists. or will be sent BY u.a.l (fres OF
postsxe) on receipt OF yheir price, Regular,
ing,fss: Cbildrsn's. 81 So Address, Day
k.dney, l's Cs To,edS, Ohio.
j,IUlIl)N , owing s'sN TO the many any worth
seeking q sac on our reputation, We desm Il
dus shs s@ict.A to warn them. AK Tor
Da,'s Kidney Pad, take no other, aud
,ou viii lot be deceived.
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. Toledo, o,
anglo 'sor
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Jacob A.folter, Sr Deceased.
THE underignsd has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of Jacob Afolter, Sr., late of Monroe county
deceased.
Dated this letA day Of December. A. D.
1886. JACOB AFFOLrkR.
dss2l, 'sowS. ~
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wOoDSFIELD. OHIO.

yII0ULD respectfully inform the citizens
w cfwoodshsld,sn ,snd the public generally;
that he does 6fst class
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kpiscsforievers'h 4 s'hing- Baby !. month.
"Grest guns"-The monsainops CAP
ore
The school ques,ion-"Know your
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Tailoring Business,

and will keep on hand carefully sslestsd
stock Of
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MOTIFS.

-. III. Ii...,r. 4. -f t.i.-l,.
o,,d y" tI, S'' t%r,,rr !, now rln..d
"'. ,.,. last night for tl,c last
time, AT Daiy's Theatre.
The Woke, Family has ended its engagement AT
the Union square Theatre ana t""' '"'a''' j. ~ '
Miss Mic" Harrison i, ,', w.r, IA ''' ''''
Wh'Ic h'I N'''"' Ia J." ''''-"'
Nj The l'aIr VIII ice iI'h~''ii'I' l"-'"''''N
night from Daly', Theatre toNi"los
IIaycrly', Theatre in brooklyn j., clo,r}-tlr sea-
son havin. cnord ia>t ui-.i.
Iillrc Iaylor" passed ~, luo'h "on~'ctii>" per
fnr1uaurr at tie standard Theatre OH the 27th 4
N1y-h,.t FRIDAY.
Tb, cLar..ir,opcrao " Ia Ma.coit, d" Iuty -.., lee
heard at iL. IIou Theatre, vlir.It l. -ur. u} ia"
Wilbur Company.
Nh NJ T. Curt'- couiir"', to arr. ~ llFcrN' 5
tY...,r o., <,.J ~ Pa. ,....r.. r,..al traveller.
D" " -
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Mr.. Mars J.. "..' ~, o." ''"''''.''' '
sing '"r t'T' 'i ''n ~ ~. ''"'''''
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RichdeId Springs. Otsego County. Ny.

The American Hotel entlr'y renovated and rctte and
with additions Of over 2o feet for dining rooms Kitchens
and laundry. opens juno -.
Particular attention has been given Ia making the drainage
arrangements perfect and the house Is freshly
painted and paperc and has new carpets beds and bedding
BE- th.ougUt and will BE- when opened for business IN az
perfect order from attic 10 basement and cellars as the mse
fastilipu- could Il,
sleeping apartments In single douole and extra
large family rooms all ~ which have pleasant OUTLOOK arc
cheerful spacious and handsomely furnished
Rnrd Is noted for it, curative springs pure ana nNgo
ang air charming drives and walks delightful scenery and
the best OF .rty.
The Hotel has the finest location In this beautiful
village and with the improvements made II moss
attractive being opposite The park and grounds Of the spring
House, 10 hch is guests have free AT all times
UEIAli WEIGH, Proprietor.
Rupture Radically Cured Dr. Marsh, Treatment the only
safe. Reliable Gure4O years practical experience. only
Once, No . Nrsey.st., opposite It paul'- Chunh.
The Veterans Of the War ~ l-l2 will meet al Military
Hall 1913 lDwc, Monday autb day ~ May. ~ o'clock
o. inn with the Grand Army ~ the Republic IN cello
bIAtlag Dec ration bay, by Initiation.
G'neral ABRAIA M DAILY, Commanding.
Adjutant I. GOT Id MAKNEK
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DIED.

uAUrpgK On FRIDAY 27th inst Elizabeth Crazy wife OF
-..uu..f - IiAinu,A aged ~ years
Funeral ,rlrrs Nil bc hrd At calvary church ita'r ana
.-t ~. Monday, at $50 O'Clock - H. FIl'b"S ac IT,
uti, -ttsi not a. send flowers
pr LoNG-ou sunday morning May -, after very oHci
il4,Ss lt.ul. beloved Wlfr ~ lidh Y fl"lE;; 49,. =.
Funeral -rv,c- v 80 take place from her lat" residence 10
1875 Carlton ave, u Gay, NAY - al oci"'A p w.
CtHpF TER IN Fr.ur y IT.. May -. aft'r long anu
painful sickness Clara i'oVnr' Car;cnt'r ,idcs lsht'
81 t1eb carpenter and only sister oil MIS- l. "H'' Va
llouNsc Pals. y. \
CARY- Boston. Mass. on Friday 18th inst' William F.
P,rr a. n,. from bis late residence No 60 l}eacon.
81 Boston Mas Tuesday. 4>t h't' al IL "''"A d" n'
EATON A. the residence ~ his danahci. Mr. - : r,ing
ton Writings, N.J- John n fA'" III TIE 80 5'ai VI N'
Notice ~ funeral hereafter
FAIKFIELU-At Ilud-'n. v Y, Friday, MAY. -, '"orEe
Erfton Fairfield eldest ~ tlr H." josiah \" anu l~ula
Triton Fairlcd. IN the 18th year Of hi- age.
FrFTruFU- Al Stcrltug Montana. Mrs H. 7. fletcher,
wifi II samuel Fletcher formally oil 'upa AIsAh) 'N'
Nrv. ! ork. AID 80 yraI'
Cuba and ilnualo papers plcasc copy.
GrtpEkT At Sufleld Conn MAY 2G Emily l., youngest
daughter oi Mary L. and IL late Weston GILBERT
- rytce- ID hc held AT tho rvSdeuCc Of her mother,
on Monday May 80 Il 3 o'clock T. M
poprHs1N- euideny on Friday morning. May q, ISL
MILAN H. aged ~ years months ana - gay =
Tho Relatives and inondr ~ thc family resl'einy IN
ie Ia attend funeral service sunday evening, May
boldt.st, BrODklyn. T.. j. .
InIertncnt Monday morning. private Friends kindly
requested not 10 send COVERS.
sWIFT-At Rome Italy, April o. Anne Eycrit, daughter
on The late Horny A. 5aif, OF this City.
Services IT WestIioIt Conn, saturday Nay 27th Inst
TWOMDIY-On Tuesday. May ~, Caroline NJ, widow o.
rnSai m vices NJ her late residence 33 Fast 56st
IA, a. at the Chapel Ia MI Auburn Cambridge, Mass
Friends arp requested not W send lowers
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discussing tho Presidents power Of nomination and
appointment, says: " The association of the Senate
WIN the President in the eXerrsc OF this power Is
~ exception 10 the = neral delegation OF Executive
authority, and if he were not cXprrssly invested
with the exclusive right of nomination IN the in
sianccs before NJ the caeo named in the COnstitu-
tom, the organization Of TINS department would be
very unsklliui, and the Government degenerate INTO
system ol cabai aNoritism ana intrigue. But tie
power oi nomination Is for all the useful purposes
9l RESTRAINT equivalent Ia th" power OF appointment.
IL lHS'-'' mon Oh, President the same living sense
ol meeting the puhio appreciation or ccusurc. liam
liion IN III" ,iXiirth number of The Fcd'rdliNt IN
answer ~ al objection 10 the Senate a. court of
imprachrcnt drawn from the agency they were 10
nave III ia" appointments 10 office. says: il VIII
ne Inc Once of ia" President 10 nominate. and with
re advice aud consent of the Senate to appoint.
chnice on the part Of tho senate In the soy
enlI-NlNih number of TIE Itd1dIst Hamilton sud
"I Ii' President: " in hIs act of nomination his
luEihrht alone would Ice exercised : ami n n would
Ice HIS sole duty 10 point out the man Who with the
allI"h!t ION az the senate, should fill an office his
I'~p", inliir wovld bc coinplct" rs # hc were 10
i''N' tur mai appointment There can M this view
To- no difference between nominating and appoint,
IhH -. Every man Who might bc appointed
would be ~ fact lis choicr.'
Apart from the authorities which show that the
atr"t ni The cN-NruatorS t0 prevent i'i" senate
from acting on the nomination of Nh Robertson
vas an invasion alike of that provocative of the
IhHh'it "ul the senate, AMI "a violation 81 the
c"lNituiiohl sl stem of appointment, there are
"tArr graNr considerations IN tin, question which
nave not l"ra very fully discussed Questions at
tiNl >'r'l rc lciuiIn 81 hch tur Republican party
j. again .picdc"l. and which. despite all that has
been lone aud j, now doing in the customs and
postal s'rflc', ON DrmprrI.ic friends persist ia
ir"'in" 1- % pleasant JET. ON tai, tnpir. Of. "u"
uruilllrd with the elevation of uur politics and the
c"niinu,d >uprmlry ot the E'puhiiran parry.
~" !iu Poe e..t 90 10 make l,N remarks. rlrh,
with Your "hiir:E PERMISSION. ! sill. r'-rrN, for
an"i''i 'ii"r "n >ii. faithfully >"IrS.
Tie d-y Ttra fat,poh " T.. My - ISL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-29
TUELATE MRS. W. r. BLAKE.

At Long Branch, on Saturday, the IL, of NAY,
died Mrs Caroline Blake. widow Of H." great Gorge
dian. William Rufus Blake. in the eighty fourth
year of her age She survived her husband cig itrn
years-his death haI M occurred On April -. 3
Mis-. Blake was bonn Caroline Pia' dc. hcHs &c
daughter Of AlcSanlIc Placilc formerly man '-rr
Of the theatre at Charleston :. g., and sir'.r ="
Henry. Thomas Eliza and Jane placidc all kuo u
upon the stage. and al now dead. Her Gu' Aa.-
band was Mr.. Lcrh WarinQ. to whom She Wa ilAr-
ried on June %, 1914. and by whom slc l,@ o't
daughter, Anna Duh Wa;inr. who hccaiur Nr. ".
Seton and then Mrs. j. ". Waa <. jr. lo''''
Waring died. and his widow was wcdd q, o., in-
gust 20. $50 to William Rufus Blake Shr 80
upon the stage when abcu, ten years ODD M d. l'r
mature wOinanhOOd she became excellent % tics,
In many lines Of business. She was II fine ,o,.'li.t,
also and her rendering Of simple ballads zee
counted exquisite and unsurpassed by any ari-; f
her time. In person She was sparkling brunette,
and best suited TO come ~. Her last professional
appearances were made in old women Characters,
and she was last seen upon the stage. in May 1852,
at the Winter Garden Theatre. when Miss Kate
Bateman was acting there, IN her mothers play 81
"Geralline' and in old I. Is. DE Waldcn's play Of
" Rosa GrcgoriO.r This lady came of direct the
atncal ancestry and her name sends the thought OF
the dramatic student long way back in theatrical
annals her mother, Mrs. \. PiacIdc-whO hal been
Mrs. Pownall, and who became Mrs. LaiOllr-VaS
the daughter of James Wrightcr, "A member Of Gar
ncks Company, AT Drury Lane. III lIIl. HE last
surviving theatrical member of the Placidc family
is. we ielieve, Alice Placie, daughter of Mrs. Eliza
Placide Mann. The funeral Of Mrs. Blake occurred,
IL Long Branch on Wednesday.