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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

DURING THE PAST FOUR MONTHS Our FACTORY
HAS BEEN BUsILY OCCUPIED IL PRODUCING THE
LARGEST STOCK OF MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
WE EVER MADE UP. 1T IS IN MANY REsPEOrs
THE BEsT STOCK WE EVER MANUFACTURED,
AMPLER IN VARIETY, MORE COMPLETE IN The
PERFECTION OF LITTLE DETAILS, AND GRADE
HIGHER ~ THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND
WORKMANSHIP. ALL OUR INGENUITY AND EVERY
AVAILABLE APPLIANCE HAS BEEN EMPLOYED
TO PROVIDE CLOTHES FOR ALL SORTS OF PEOPLE,
WE EVEN CATER TO THE wHIMs OF MANKINDIy
THIS MATTER OF WEARING APPAREL
AND NOW EVERYTHING Is READY-OF COURSE
WE THINK THE FABRICS WE HAVE FASHIONED
INTO GARMENTS ARE THE NEATEsT AND THE
BEST. ELSE WE WOULDN'T HAVE BOUGHT THEM
WHAT DO OTHER PEOPLE THINK OF THEMi rs
THE QUESTION YOU WANT ANSWERED. WHAT
DO YOU THINK OF THEM Is THE QUESTION We
INVITE YOU TO ANSWER
THE BEST FORTUNE We CAN ASK IS TO HAVE
EVERYBODY sEEOU CLOTHING. 1T IS HERE TO
BE LOOKED At AND WE SHALL BE HERE UNTIL
10 O'CLOCK THIS EVENING TO WAIT UPON WHO.
EVER HONORs Us WITH CALL. DROP IN AND
INSPECT THE CLOTHES. AND If YOU NEED ANY
LITTLE ARTICLE IN THE WAY OF FURNISHING
GOODS OUR "FIXINGs" DEPARTMENT IS
STOCKED UP WITH NEW THINGS. TOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
THE CASE OF zACHARIAH SIMMONS.

H. NJ Whitehead, counsel for IachaIlah h SIM
mons appeared before Recorder Smyth Yesterday
i'm The Court OF General Sessions and asked that tue
case against his client night be adjourned TIL Mon
dAy He said that II had been agreed uDOn between
himself and the former DStr let Attorney, when
motion had been made two years ago To quash The
Indictment that the counsel should have time for
further argument on the motion II II was DECIDED
against the prisoner on the points presented, The
motion was recently denied by Judge OliderSlee'e.
The Recorder said that the agreement being slWPiya
verbal one as not binding on the present Dlstrlct-
Attorney. The case Adjourned TIL Monday,
when the prisoner will be required to plead In per
son or the counsel must present written power Ol
attorney TO plead for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
A GYPSY 0rEEN IN BROADWAY.

A caudily dressed meodramatic-iooklng seventh
danShtcr of q seventh daughter from the gypsy
cnc1Tnnmcnt WAS the innocent object OF great
deal OF curiosity while walking down Brodaway
YESTERDAY afternoon. Her person was adorned WIN
Her dress was OF more numerous co'Ors thaii
Josepl's traditional coat. Her ochre-colored
shoulders and brawny arms were bare. Vare-
gated parasOl covered hat that may have been III
fashion somewhere at sometime She was not AZ al
ANNOYED al the attention paid her, but seemed 10
look upon il all as the homage due queen Oh cards.
clnlrNnXance and palmlstrN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
TWO MISSING CHILDREN.

The police were directed yesterday TO make
search Tor William Robinson nine years old, who
has been missing from ms nome at No. ~ Natts-st,
for nearly n week. When lie disappeared his
mother was away from home lie took with new
suit OF clothes and small amount of money, ana 10
is supposed that he intended TO 90 TO the west 10
hunt Indians
Mary Reilly. fourteen years old, left her home at
Greenfield Mass. on Thursday, intending to Visit
a relative in this city. Her relatives nave been uh-
able TO get any trace of her since that TIME.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ne,c- York Hotcl-ViscOunt de Nognelras,
Portuguese dinisler at Washington 81; H'cto ot
Hofe G,Justice John NJ Harlan OF the United states
suprcme Court - windsor IIoiei-Rchard smith. OF Ihe
Cincnndd Gazette W. y. lialicmn, Of Ihe LOuiSc'"e
AlLaIv ~ grand Ho'cI-Rcal.Admra Z. H. stevens,
L. :. Suffered HouSe-EX Governor John W. ste"eri;
TYLER of Texas......As DJ HoUSt-Ihc Rev. Dr. A. L.
Porter, OF Charleston, :. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
. BI-cENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

The city OF Yonkers is making energetic prcpara-
tions for bi-cen ennla celebration oi the founding
ont not only The interesting history Of the building
itself hut the history OF the locality from Its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

Contests OF the fall meeting AZ CrccdmoOr'
Copev Island Jockey Club races al Shcep,lead Bay
New.York Canoe Club re- gatta AZ staten Island
Reception to British rilc team al 1th Regiment AT
K1ickerbocker Yacht Club fail regatta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

II was supposed by ultimate friends that AFTER
the dinner AT DemOulcOs on thursday evening
Chief Engineer Melville would remain quleuN d.
his hotel until he went to PM adelnhla on fIlu9y
afternoon In this they we're mistaken IoI cary
Yesterday morning Mr.. MelN lie. accompanied ny
Mayor Wickhan, paid visit to pubic scnoo'
No 3 at Grove and Hudson-sts OF when WI.
Melville was formerly pupil. ia. Iatteisou W
,riucipal of the school at that time anu MI HuI
Van fine present principal, was his assistant j.,
The Old schOOl-rOoms looked Just as they uIu
tbirtv.fye wears ago. sad Mr.. Melville 10 kIb-
,iyr reporter except that modern benches hd'e
heen substituted for the Old-iashi0ned ones
uased through all the rooms ana looked mo INC
fIicLt faces of the boys who are now following IN
our footsteps. Lx-MayOr lckhau, at the request
nj Mir sullivan addressed to the children. ! was
then called upon and believe made the longest
sneech ever made i'll my hfe told the boys tney
n,nst work if they expected TO accomplish anything
IN Inc world | related some OF my own eNpGrl-
enccs and urged them TO be faithful III The dis,
charoe of their dutieS while at school ehJoHtu
talking with theu very much aS tl'S S'o"0" ~
drink IN all | sand. . ,,,,,. -..i...1 .oo11s
from "A number of prominent business men: a. =
O'Clock IN tie afternoon Mr.. Melville, WIN NinueI
mann and NOros left this city Tor IhllaGeIph'd W
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. Alter sp9nulLIe uHS
or two there, the party Will so 10 W aShILk,on
where Mr.. Melville Will report III person; w non
inc records of the Jeanette are received no VIII
draw M an official report. 1t is Mr. MelVillSS IN
fontion TO como back 10 Newly Ork at an carry day
and return the large number OF calls when Lie nas
received during his brief stay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
SERIOUS BREAK IN TIE ERIE CANAL.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Sept. ia serious break
ha- occurred the Erie Canal near tanils, hundred
feet of bernie bank having Dech carried out Two
boats were swept the breach and coal boat was
broken in TWO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
nFFPN-DING AN IMMIGRANT.

Louisa DObblow newly arrived immigrant, was
the complainant yesterday in the Court OF General
sessions against Edward Weinart whom she
ch rged " Tia defraudng her OF large quantity of
wearing apparel. Wenart met the girl on her ar
rival in this city and went with her to fhlladel-
mia While there he secured the checks for the
baggage and on returning TO tins city he pawned
re cInthinV The Young woman was an unwilling
witness. and after the trial and convection OF the
prisoner expressed her confined affection 1or nun
AMI ohered to marry him. The prisoner is SAID TO
have wife and child living. lie was sentenced by
Judge Cowing 10 term of two years and half In
the State Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
AnuuuuccmC lt5.
Tile HOTEL GUEST

apt he Suddenly prosrlted by attack OF summer
plant ing hoel ua par1Slne ~ unrpe
rlspbcuics iniigcstbe pudlin-s or toUgh 'tc deoin
scaE. wise hotel ccTK N jobs oil the Brooks iuuse.
Batehorp Vermont He provided against this sort 0f thing
kept DAlls'r PAN KILLER in the house with this
he tells h oacd thu sun rings Of many 81 e guests Who
were taken wtlh cramps, COLES ana knlIed Diseases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO-DAY
sunrises 542 sets Coz Moon sets 1850 Moons days
HIGH VAIL! Ts-ONt.
y-Sandy Hook Gal Gov. Island 1882; Hell Gate.
PN-Sandy Hook lOU1 Gov island, IO49 Hen cate I2;Zl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

The Grand Jury yesterday heard evidence IN
large number OF of lottery dealers ana policy
men Among the cases presented we've those OF
John Hackett Charles Klnsley, Jacob Philips,
Peter Duke. John McLaren, Edward Jennings
James Redmond, Ed~ ard Sneern. ana lhOmas
Lennon, who were arrested IN the descent on the
Parole Turf CLUB at No. 3 Barcay-st. Hackett wa
the secretary Of the club, The majority OF the
other cases were those OF the Keepers OF snah
pohcy shot,s There were in all forty -four indict-
inonts found against policy men, i've against gam
blers and five against booksellers. The witnesses In
the cases were Anthony Comst0ck and his dep
mites Messrs. Dram. baer aud Bensinger. Other
cases Will be brought before The Jury on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
TREASURER wINANs CHANGES HIS PLEA.

The trial of City Treasurer William H Nlhans
on AN Indictment for misconduct i'll office was sei
down for YESTERDAY in the Court OF oyer d nlb
thar Winans falsiGed his accounts with intent 10
defraud the city. When first arraigned Wlnans
pleaded not guilty. Yesterday when the court Vas h
opcned Wlnanss counsel said that he wished III De
half of his client TO Withdraw his plea OF no'
guilty and to enter plea of non wilt The conn mn
sci said that he had advised Mr. Wnan 70 LAX" rv
of The Conrt He held that his client was only tecn-
nicaiy and not morally guilty. The Assistant Iros
ecutor remarked that it was not contsndeu 1nH'
The money had been stolen from the treasurer
ofiice' and Winans and Auditor Palmer had tax
about it, and the money was charged 10 zen ~
loans Judge Depue said that he wonid not lA IL
dale of sentence now as lac wished to examine 'nc
Grand Jury book Winans was allowed TO go Oh
Lii mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
HENRY 4. DANIELS, VI. D.,

Flies. reaches. ants, bcd-bucs rats, mice,
crows clipminS cleared ont by Rough Oh Rats" l5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

Elastic Stockings, for varicOse veins. weak
md swollen u.us sc. PouietOy Truss Company No, ioJ
Broadway. The best surgical appliances Of every kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

Amber-c0lorod or invisible Celluloid Eye
Glasses f0r the ladies' the popular. They almost
Mado by The Spencer optical Mtg o. sold
L - - don
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

earliest settlement to the present time Inc ray
fixed for the celebration is the 18Th OF OctoOet Inc
arrangements contemplate puDlc pi41ceNs $500
in the evening. The Governor and Legislature Of
the State the Mayors and other officials OF nei9l,
boring cities historical societies. and persons Oh
prominence and distinction in the various, proi9s-
sions and callings of life, will be invited 10 DC
present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
ND. RiNNlrS REGULATING RILLS,

Perfectly iaitelcss esny coated for the creo ll ~
order. o the stomach liver bowels Kidneys bller nervous
diseases headache constitution. c0stveness intgesuf1
dysp, p-a bilou,ncs- bilious fever lnllunlt9n ID -
bowels piles and ali arrangements OF the ntncll vstrL
PRICE % CENTS PER BOX Sold ~ all drus5lsCi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,r CT, NEWS ABDUCToR HELD.

VI
The examination of the of Maggie keppeI
.harScd with abductng the little girl Lih X SSa
Sn~ from in front of her fathers mousse, no. 40
Cariton.aye. Brooklyn, was continued Ill 'no ivy
Hall Police Court in Brooklyn yesterday. .u,o
nah he first witness Julia pordy the nurse VINO H
,ss in charge of the child at the time she was ao-
Swc+nd She last saw the child at about 3i2 on
the afternoon when she was missed, John Colllusi
81 No 81 Catharine-st., this city, was the seconu
witness He identified the prisoner as the woman man
Who came TO his house with child on the nlsns
after the child was stolen. She wanted llugineSS
and not being able to get them ne 'ooh me' casa
The child 10 the Cortlandt-st, ferry. Ihe Ga n9
was then rested by the prosecution, ana <he 4o5
witness for the defence, William Force, OF No 30
Futon-st was called. He testified to seeing l;i1n a
selden in his store about p M on the u"s A. this
abduction There was a woman with heI' Az . o,,'
point Maggie Keppel raised her veil from heI o ne
and the witness said positively tbat sue VIZ H ~ ar
woman. lie had not seen the woman IL ,vos
SINCE and he positive that III, eossod i'm hack
the GIRL The woman with heTwas diesseu III ~ M
Int She was from twelve TO fifteen years oIeei 'n"
Maggie Keppel: ,,o dofe,co thcn moved
~ dismiss he case as there was no PROOF 'i'' Nv
nr;soner was the woman who took the chlIu, nis
iirct-Attornev Backus opposed the motion; AG',ns
.Jnstice McCarty denied the motion ana helu inc
prisoner to await the action OF the Orahd jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

TRADE WITH HE AI(OEN IlNI- MI div
Late ad vices from BuenOs Ayres state that the
Congress of the Argentine Republic is about TO
take action upon proposition to grant SUBSIDY
To nainta ain steam communication between BuenOs
Ayres and New-YOTk. JOnn Roach was asked by a
IR!BUNE reporter II he had any informatiOntn the
eubiect: lie SAID d" a proposition was laid before
me by the Minister of the Interior OF the Argentine
Republic, IA year ago, for the establishment OF III
rect steam communication between the RIVER
Platte and the United States | sent represent
alive to that country and a contract was made
with me to establish such line, but the contract
WAS conditional. 1t proposed TO give siipulateo
omnurt for tbe transportation of mails between
that country and the Unted States, providing this
country wonld also give assistance to the line
The arrangement fell through, because the amer
ican Congress declined to do anything toward
developing the tiade of both countries believe
there is an excellent field in that part OF south
America 10 opeu maj kets Tor our PRODUCTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

The Young man OF woman who must fCrSakc
society hecaue ~ moriug frecke- tan etter pimpies
itching OF the fsce should some OF DE-
skin 1t ceanses the scalp and good Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
A STORM OF WIND.

The storm that passed over the city on thursday
night and showed slch electrical disturbance was
spTead over "a wider area than IS usual WITH thuh1
der storms According TO the officials IN the clghaI
Service office 1t began III the region OF upper aho'a
aud Manitoba three DAYS before. ana moved ID an
eastrrV direction. This city caught the outer euse
ot # the centre of baTOmetrcal depression uelhs al
thai time near Albany. Much rain fell, ana wash
outs were reported IN the track OF the tornado
which in some cases. delayed the mails Ihe DIS
ION mail by way of the New-lOlk ana New
England Railroad due III his city at a, No., was
len hours late owing TO washout on the ROAD
YESTERDAY however the storm had passed over ana
a :; roug northwest wind was blowing III It's wake
Toward noon 1t bad reached velocity oil
twenty-elght miles an hour. The water III the nay
became TOO rough for small boats TO venture out
The steamers u. h. Marin and MatteaWan, when
uiv between Whitehall Wharf and Bay Ridge max
Ing connection with the Manhattan Be3ch trans,
were unable TO Tie up TO the Landing at bay hldge
and for several hours discontinued their trips Inc
wind luIled toward night, but the OH shore slghal
was kept flying from the tower OF the Equlta3le
building This serves signal 10 mariners VINO
do MOI wish TO 0e driven too lar 10 sea- lOl an on
shore wind Is not considered dangerous one.
ships continue to come with tGelr salls bearing
evidence If the cfcIOnc OF Monday No serious
damage has so far been reported Tor the reason tDa
the edge only OF the cyclone struck the region souh
and east of sandy Hook and. TINS beng the SOUTH
erly edge the wind blew Of-shOTe. Had IL been lhe
nortery edge of he cyclone, the disasters from an
Ou-shore wind would have been more numerous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
To OWNERS OF HORSES.

TO OWNERS OF HORSES
FROM COLONEL y. MOD ANIEL-
OWNER SOME or l1F
FASTEST RUNSISg HORSES II THE WORLD.
JEROME PARK June 2lIhis is to certify that have used
Dr. TOHp,'s VENETIAN HORSE LINIMNI ani DEh'f ONDl
IOV POWDFH- On my tACnHDn5K al tOdnd tAem 10 give
perfect satisfaction fact they HAVE NEVER FAILED 10
CURE any amcut which the, Were used Inc lINlhNI
rubbed tho hand never bcfs or taKe the hair
of II HAS MORE IHNFTKAIyE QCAII4L- THAN ANY OTHER
HAVE TRIED ch suppose the great ct Of It's success
In curing sprains The Ingredients from which tie DERBY
made been made known 10 me D. Dr 10
bias. They PRHFEcTLY HARMLESS.
ID. MCDANIEL
Sold by the Druggists and >3Cders.
D-.OI - tURnAY6r.
You can always have hearty. robust health in
your family at little cost by using Parkers Cnge" Tonic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
rROFEssOH {. T. WlLKtNsoN. Of galveston.

b.
Ed,Or Medical and ,Urgictl Hecord says:
The Beef ione OF the le1g company combined as
adjunct 10 the pa nee OF medl1ne From tho experience
recommend m cef non and quuine cannot De sur
pad D, i ,e AN ag II y o' o. When
iucA pc obtained confined IRON 40 reliable
the fullest rxtchL'
i,sn an arce Oh .e coca By " s sedrle L. ~ W. D, or
five eliminate the trials Of those who have employed
testimony ~ to render douot ridiculous quite 40
deny growth blade Of grass because were iSno nt
OF ne Processes Of IFS GeAeopment d. sohesala ,eded
wltl OF oc IN eH y ioln Dom as employed Dy me
e'l are most euI, sg ~ fr ws eee"nd cf
though ncry Unable 10 WORK after dinner without head.
used the o,a lie advises aci,y nauenoe It's
choy lie c9nsidtrs i, better opium aaoe
ami believes that IN sustaining nervous force IS
yeas Tor yarious conditions aud the great uorty have
found benefit employment sufferer nery-
Gus dyseps lady ee year, OF ago WI" h h Tg
three years had not had movement of NE love-
shr %s se to reiuin 10 ordinary food though So
years nave Iassod she has not failed 10 nave ~ iin ana
thna and who had been compelled to 20 up
slowly ana with frequent rests found eIrai ie rom
very aSt dose brOArr who had been subjected 10 eh
sessm1 n Ses W Jecmng very we,e and emaciaed
lie had been taking qMnins ana h0n Ni,nVt aS psRyn
period oi entire rest AL hs symptoms we're In
meliltey cured by amt be went on Win l aas AZ
uAuaI A ady aged nuy-nye has diabetes since tasting
coca with hc s, has improved wonderfully being AL
most tu eel of fO sinking siclS lhltst
and c0napatiOn lady suffered tT~~n years WIN
NJ vous hidA.hes Thc Al ms occurred every Two VEGAS
ana ansly cry ibcs them as 40 violent
she would amer dc than live lhIre weeks alter DO
ginning The she IrpO have MAD Dut one slight at
tacs AMI am 80 much stronger and Dettri ma e, sure
snail 10 curved" Many Instances Ol nervous headache neu-
GA have been reported 10 ne cured by
when all ne usual nat''ucS tones aud anOly s
have TAI Perhaps Of the valuable
a. sl A. woude nj p,i critics al Coca is tie facility with
Which 81 me, cXtn shes the craving Or opium In tAe
victims Of that ths lie ii
Aimply masters since the uniform testimony II
long tine and
Ou.iy u from its employment In perfectly
.aAy panio1 ~ any feelings Of distress
uura,ln. whatever, IrlatiUns Of acu
eases alr extremely important A. physician would not
be without Il umdHr consideration Gains and
d.rs p.achI That hervOurp.ss, ia many forms and "a
dcgr unknown any country In being developed IN this
and and age melancholy TACT " which tho eyes OF Aue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
TpE FUNERAL OF TREASURER NORRIS.

The funeral of Treasurer Morris. of Long Island
City. who committed suicide on Wednesday, was
held Yesterday at Astoria. The public Offices ~ the
CITY Hall were closed, az were as) the schools III
Tho afternoon Ihe services were conducted 10y the
Rev. L. ; Putney, in the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Astoria The building was hlied AT an
early hour Mayor De i}cvOIse, the Aldermen OF the
CITY and other officials were present Inc BODY lay
in cloth-coveied coffin. On the front seat sat Inc
WIDOW of the deceased mau, WIN heT son pS Il
occupied scat further back Ill the church. HE
only allu,on 10 MI Morris III the sermon was wnen
snver.d in onr midst Our friend whose body lies
before us was loving husband a KIND and ndul-
gent father and an esteemed citizen, mere are
those VINO mourn nm brother III this chulch, OF
winch ne became a member IN lo4l. ms church
building Le erected when WORKING AT has trade.
There are some who may nnNludge MN. fauI
spcaEs of three graccs. RAIN anu nope WcIe MS
let charity be ours" nv,
The lntyrment took place i'll Cypress Hills Gene
terry,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16


GENILkENl agent left bottle OF Coca icef
Tone tor to ty. tO0k IL myself rs had been SICK for
anuuber months Wlt ung affection ana not able 10
pIaCtce II hci,ti mo very much much That
about usual have since given u number
patients, LA, ,cn.Ittd indeed most
thanSfu that hands hal tIIcJ different
preparations IL before but had effects them"
"A. y. N. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

AyNIDALE.-Danicl Moore lell dead yesterday
while carr, ing pal of water near his house. lie
was ninety years Old and served III the War OF 1hl2
Four CORNERs-Ihe buildings that were burned
on the County arm near -Four corners are sup
nosed 10 have been set on fire. and is said that
The superlntendents Of the poor have ciew TO the
Invertebrates. The pipes leading from the large
water tanks were found tightly plugged
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-08-31
Death of Mrs. Robert King.

Mrs. Rhoda King, widow of the late
Robert King, died at the family resi-
dence on West Main street in this
village at o'clock Saturday evening
after long and distressing illness, of
dropsy of the heart.
Mrs. King was the daughter of Jesse
and Rhoda Bishop, of BIanford, Mass.
She was born April 2, 1905, and came
to Ohio when young, with an elder
sister. She was united in marriage at
Ravenna, Sept. II, 1924 with Robert
King, who proceeded her to the undis-
covered country April II, 1863. -Four
children. t. SONS and two daughters,
were the - -.ult of that union, three of
whom-Mr. Henry King, of Pittsburg,
Mr.. Charles King, of Kent, and Miss
Helen King, of fRavenna-survive her,
the eldest daughter having died in in
fancy.
Mrs. King was an estimabIe woman.
an affectionate wife, loving mother,
kind neighbor and consistent.
faithful christian. Her funeral took
place from the family residence at 3
O'Clock p. M, Monday, the services
being conducted by Rev. Il. f. Ran
dolph.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-08-31
An Honest Advertiser,

We cannot avoid commencing the
honest advertising methods adopted
by Mr.. A. Kiefer. the proprietor OF
Browns Expectorant. He does not
delude the reader with what appears
to be a genuine news item to impose
upon him patent medicine advertise
ment. Mr.. Kiefer's method of ac-
quainting the public with the excel
lencs of the Expectorant is like the
remedy itself-honest and legitimate
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