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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

What garden crop would save drain.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-27

Tie Virginia City New Enterprise
alludes to what it designates the boss
cloud-burst, which occurred recently
in the mountains east of Oreana, and
which swept away stone railroad cul-
vert thirty feet wide and twenty feet
deep. An eyewitness asserts that the
current of air created by the large body
OF water would have drawn pc rson into
it from distance of twenty feet. Steel
rails weighing sixty pounds to the yard
stood on end like telegraph poles, and
the solid stone masonry work of the
culvert was swept away like so much
rubbish. 1t is impossible to estimate
the wonderful velocity this body Of
water had reached when it came upon
what was almost solid stone barrier.
1t was like the stroke of batterin 2
ram.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-27
CONSUMPTION
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priee for large bsx $500. sent to any part OF .n ne
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price. Address, .su l. RoBBINs.
ago Fulton ST.. Brooklyn, \. \.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-28
Commissioners Sale.

VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE COUNTY
ID Court, In and for Leon county, State Of Florida,
the second day Of October, A. D. 1882, will
offer for SALE to the highest bidder for cash. the
courthouse square In the City of Tallahassee Flo
rida, on the first Monday of November next, being
the sixth day of said month"; the following described
lands belonging to the estate of John D. Branch,
deceased, for payment of the debts of the said
estate, to-wit: The SEX of Section 81 the SEX
and SWL of Section 81, and the VIZ Of the SWX
of Section sail in Township 2. Range Q, North
and East. Also the Mex and the SEX, aud the
Ek ofthe 6Wz Of Section 6, Township 1, Range g
North and East; and the NWZ and the Mex, and
the SEX, and the E1{ Of the SW4, and the SWX
Of the 6W1 Of Section S, Township 1, Range q
North and East; and the NWH, and the VIZ Of
the SWH of Section 4, Township /, Range 2, North
and East-containing in all eighteen hundred acres
more or less.
The NWH of the SWH of Section 5, Township ],
Range 2, North and East; and the VIZ of the NEL
aud the NWX of the SEX, and the E11 of the SW1
Of the SEX Of Section 4; and the NEH of Section
8, In Township l, Range 2. North and East; and
the SEX Of Section "a, and the Mex of the NWL,
and the VIZ Of the NEH of Section %, in Town
ship 2, Range 2, North and East and the SWH of
the SWH Of Section IS, in Township Q, range 2,
North and East All in Leon county, State OF Flo
rida- Purchaser to pay for titles.
Oct. 3, 1S82-5w Commissioner.
IL The above sale is postponed until Monday,
the 4th day Of December, 1889
A. MOSELEY, Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HE EBY GIVEN OF INTENTION
IN to make application to the Hon. VIM. z. Byrd,
County Judge Of the County of Leon, in the State
of Florida, on the 18th day Of December A. d. 1882
at the City of Tallahassee, in said county, for
authority to sell the undivided interest of Lewis NJ
Lively minor, in the following described lands,
viz: The E1< of the SEX, Section II, Township 1,
Range !, North and West; the VIZ and sen, and
the TX OF the SWH. Section 5, Township I, Range
], North and West; sen of NE1, Section 10, Town
ship 2, Range 8, North and West; E1< of Section 8
Township 1, Range |, North and Weet; VIZ Of NV
and VIZ Of sWH, Section .; Township I, Range
l, North and West-containng 070l8. Tooth acres.
Also the Mex of SWH, Section 10. Township 1,
Rsnge l, South and East, containing 40 acres
M. LIVELY, Guardian.
On the 18th iay Of December, A. D. 1882, at the
City of Tallahassee the interest of all the other
parties interested in the above described lands will
be sold at public outcry, to the high ct bidder at
which time and place 1t is expected the interest of
Lewis M. Lively can be secured by purchaser OF the
other interests at the same rate
M. LIVELY, For Self,
GEO. II. MEGINNISS, Agent.
November IA, 1S82-1m
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II ~ Uniled States Circuit Codrt Fifh Jndi-
81 al Cirenie, Noeshsa District cf Florida
I.prsa ouAutfe = u. Donplnanants, ~ The lark.
essviliA 1901 sad Mobile Railroad Con-
pany Z x. U1o6nAAnts.
TN ODRDI1ACE 10 THE SEVENTH PARA-
III erapA of IL lnal decree in the above entitled
go. rsndlrod by The Hon. Jcseph z, Bradley. Cir
exit JuStfce, % he Slst day Of Nay, A. y 1919.
direuGlng she Atshal 81 the Uaited 6tates for the
NoEshssn District Of Florida 70 take pcssession q
: ss ::a Is sd
& saie Or he came directed 10 Be made b. g. Co.
nant Ind a. H HAWkins, - Special 1aetefs ehouid,
within one year nom the day Of sale thereof dis
charge and satisfy the nens Of the Trustees q the
q settled and declared Ia said Decree and the sale
of sid railroads having been made By the said Sper
ciai Masters, and the same having been confirmed
by the sid court on the 9Th day Of July, D. 1881
70 the purchasers and the purchasers of said rail-
roads having failed to satsf and discharge the lien
OF the said Trustees 80 Fixed and settled afore-
said upon the railroad extending from Tallahassee
Ncr, TAsrvors, I, JosrpH H. DuRxns, Marshal of
the United States for the Northern District of Flo
rida have levied upon and taken possession of the
railroad extending from Tallahassee TO st. Marks,
with al tho property and franchises thereto belong
Tallahassee, Florida and the buildings thereon be-
longing TO said railroad, and will sell the same at
public outcry, at the Capitol In the City Of Talln
hassee, in the State of florida, to the highest bid
der, on the 18th day Of February, A. d. 1888.
Payments TO be made In cash, or In bonds which
are declared In said decree to be lien upon said
railroad in the manner therein provided
JOSEPH II. DURKEE,
U. g. Marshal Northern District of Florida
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov. 10, 1882. G30-l5w
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-28

In the Circuit Court of the Second Judicial Cir
cult of Florida, in and for Leon County.
ELIZABETH HEARN, Complainant, HARRISON
HEARN, Dcfendaut.-Blll for Divorce.
1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF
i this Court, by affidavit made In this cause, that
the defendant resides out of this Judicial Circuit
but in the State Of Florida: Is therefore Ordered
That said defendant do appear and answer to the
Bill of Complaint fled In this cause, the first
day of January next, 9th, rwise said Bill will be
taken for confessed.
Done and ordered at Chambers this 18th day of
November, A. d. 1882.
1000 D. 8. WALKER, Judge.
November 81 1S82-1m
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T TRAINS. 81
CONNECTIONS.

Ak-yacksonyiile With Wsycross Short Line for all
poiYs Nerth or West; with the Fernandiua and
JasEsenstile Railroad for Fernandina, and with
steimare for all points on the St. Johns river.
=. Baldwin With the Florida Transit Railroad for
all 'uth: Florida, OckIawaha river, or Gulf points
A{Ltya Oak by trains Nos. and with the "a
vaHTaa. Florida and Western Railroad Tor ALBANY
and ;6sstauah
AZ ThIkahassee with s.. Marks Branch Railroad
on E1esssays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Ae1haasahoochee river with steamers - Chatta
hooenAei on Sundays, and Everingbam on Thurs
dass hE Apalachicola, and returning on TUESDAY.
and HAtlrdays for Columbus, Ga.
=: * J. g. McELROY
W: F%DAVlDSON, Master transportation
aGeDesal Manager
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF INTENTION
~ to make application to the Honorable David 8.
Walker, Judge of the Circuit Court of the Second
Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, in and for
the County of Leon, on the first day of December,
A. D. 1882 at the City of Tallahassee in said coun
ty, for authority to sell the interest of Lila A.
Dean, minor child of Francis e. Dean, deceased in
the following described land, the application being
to sell the whole thereof-the interest being an un-
divided oncthird part thereof-viz: The south half
of the northeast quarter, and the east half of the
southeast quarter, of section nineteen; and the
southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of
ton twenty, township one north, range one west.
ANDREW j. WILSON,
Executor of the Last Win of Francis E. Dean, and
Guardian OF Lila A. Dem, minor child of Francis
E. Dean, deceased
October 81 1&82-1rn
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
IONS having claims against the estate CT Mary j.
Vinson, late of Leon county, and State OF Florida,
deceased, whether as creditors lcgateee persons
entitled to Distribution to present their claims
the undersigned executor, at the City of Tallahas
see, properly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, this notice will be plead in bar
OF same; and all persons indebted to said estate
viii make payment immediately.
JAMES NJ. VINSON,
November II, l882-Sw Executor.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-28
Discharge Notice.

ok MONTHS AFTER Dale, THE UNDER
~ si-ned administrative of the estate of X, w.
Fisher, decreased, late Of Leon county State Of Flo
rida, will present her ,nal accounts to the Hon. w.
r. Byrd, County Judge of said county, and ask TO,
discharge as such administrators.
H. B. FISHER, q
October y, 1882 On Administrators.
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER TIE DATE HEREOF.
y the undersigned, administrator dc t,onis non Of
the estate of Augusta E. Stehbins late of Leon
county, and State of Florida deceased, will present
bic final accounts to the Hon VIM. P. Byrd. Count =
Judge Of said county, and apply for discharge as
such administrators. "
SAMUEL STEBBINS,
Administrator de bouts non.
September IL, 1SS2-6m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-28

::2rhe smallest baby was born in Chan
3 @.'"ia, New, a few weeks ago. The
E.tt,sr aid mother are strong and healthy,
washing 90 and 100 pounds. The child
is s. male. perfectly formed. When it
6fs<saw light it weighed eight ounces.
Itt: Nce is about the size of horse chest
nsaGz The mothers wedding ring was
p J-;d OF er its foot up to the knee, Three
sais ioabcs could play hide and seek in a
c,,fef boz. 1t is in good health.
f::ssA house in New Bedford, Mass, built
WIZ pegs instead of nails, is being torn
dew, after having stood 100 years.
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rstsaspger train leaves jacksonville 10 A. NJ a,.
river 90 Baldwin 10.45 A. NJ. Returning, ;esvs.
Ba4&9 40 Z. H., arrives at Jacksonville 3 so
NJ asaking close conn. clons with Florida Tron.,;
kaltaa for Gainesville, ocala, Lecsburg and Cedar
KeE,;i ;
E&AkLEEPERs ON NIGHT TRAINS q,
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a FAshcr TELLS nIis Danxhser HIov
IA IL - T@~>a - 800 -

n FeAshcr Tells niis Danxhser New
- Treat Her NIe1her.
GStetsvili< tsGd j Rscosasr.
AtsatAsr talking to bis careless daugh-s
Hr i'd g" Iwant TO speak TO You of your
not FER. It may be that you have noticed
s4caseworn look upon her face lately Of
81utxe 1t has not been brought there by
Nay sct Of yours, still it is your duty to
A,aSs It away. | want you to get up to-
Nprhow morning and get breakfast and
SpheA your mother comes, and begins to
SspSsss her surprise go right up to her
E,dr kiss her on the mouth. You can't
i .astne how it will brighten her dear face
EesS.es, you owe her kiss two. Away
4acxwhen you were little girl, she kiss
"A STU when no one else was tempted by
yortkSev er-tainted breath and swollen face
To$;Swere not attractive then as you are
ftvE Apd through those years Of child
f.n snnshine and shadows she was always
nAa;ty to cure by the magic of a mothers
ks&tahe little dirty, chubby hands when
eseR1hey were injured in those skirmish-
Fl wnb the rough old world. And then
tie: hlidnight kiss with which she routed
81 bSany bad dreams as she leaned above
PAiAo"3 nav "ii oNSai VA III
NSa these long, long years. OF course
st.ts.s net so pretty and kissable as you
asts: bus if you had done your share of
sofE during the last ten years the con-
tfhsS would not be so marked Her face
itAs:,nore wrinkles than yours, far more;
aafG.ret If you were sick that face would
acsseAr more beautiful than an angels as
ifMavered over you, watching every OPP
II NSnity to minister to your comfort, and
ebEyS ore of those wrinkles would seem
ii Is bright wavelets of sunshine chasing
etslfc other over the dear face. She will
lsasS you one of these days. These bur-
6srI: if not lifted from her shoulders, will
ErcIS heg down. Those rough, hard hands
t %, have done SO many necessary things
&s :lou, will be crossed upon her lifeless
b.Grst. Those neglected lips, that gave
ftiaFsy our first baby kiss, will be forever
ekes.l, and those sad, tired eyes will have
epcss::::,d i'll eternity, and then you will APP
prostate your mother; but it will be too
ais.:s
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-28
NIGHT ExPRESs-fDaa

Pu,lf9sn Palace Sleeping Cars on this train for
Saraa1 asl, Charleston and Washington.
Passengers taking the night express can get into
the siAsSlng cars at o'clock p. m.
4 establishment has been opened ut Waycross.
and 9SI1tiant time will be allowed for meals by all
passtagff trains.
Coaits}tag At Charleston with steamers for New
York; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Ths1nRh Tickets sold To all points by rail and
stearsatfp connections, and baggage checked thrO.
Also ,Hf&apingC Car berths and sections secured at
CdniMsgs Once in Astor's Building, "a Bay street,
and ahhD3Pot Ticket Office.
III II JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen'l Pass Agent
GEL W. HAINES, Agent
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-28
Discharge Notice,

- the undersigned. administrators f the estate of
Sarah A. Brtton, deceased, late of Leon county,
st t. of Florida, will present their Hnal accounts
to the Hon. VIM p Byrd, County Judge of said
county, and apply for discharge as such admins,
traitors. GEO. H. MEGINNISS,
NJ. LIVELY,
July 18 sym sNf Administrators
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-28

P'slaursn Palace Sleeping Cars on this train from
Jacns0nstlle to Cincinnati via Atlanta and Cincin-
natl EstShern Railroad; te Montgomery via Albany
and .EuAuia, and to Chicago via Montgomery and
Louisville.
P4jsetgers arriving by this train for Palatka and
the f3nskda Southern Railroad make close connec-
tfon ,wisg steamer at the railroad wharf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-28
|HE&X3E
great specihc cures that most loathsome dis
SYPHILIS.

~ = 4@4.4e~S
Whether I'm its Primary, Secondary. or
Tertiary Stage.
Removes all Traces of Mercury from the System. Cures
Scrofua, Old Sores, Rheumatism, Eczema,
Catarrh, any Blood Disease.
Cures When Hot Springs Fail!
MALVERN, ARK, May 2, 1881.
We have in our town who lived at Hot
Springs and we're finally cured with 8. 8. 8.
MCCAMMoN q MURRY.
MEMPHIS, TENN, May IL, 1881.
We have sold 1896 bottles of 8. 8. 8. in q year.
1t has given universal satisfaction. Fair-minded
physicians now recommend it positive specific.
8. MANSFIELD & Co.
LOUISVILLE. KY, May 1S, 1881.
8. 8. s. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. j. A. FLRxNKR.
DENVER, COL, May 3. 1881.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms Of
8. g. s. L. MEIssETER.
RICHMOND, Va, May IL, 1881.
You can refer anybody to US in regard to the
merits of 8. 8. 8. POLK, MILLER & Co.
Have never known s. g. 8. to fail to cure case
of Syphilis when properly taken.
FL H. w pz nn.' Perry, Ga
The above signers are gentlemen of high stand
ing. A. II. COLQUITT, Gov Of Georgia
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SAVlkSAH FLORIDA Z WESTERN R. R.
Gs18Q HslR
ssna AFTER. SUNDAY, November 8, 1852, Pa,
1s on tnIs road VIII run as follows:
FAST MAIL~{Ddlv.
u JACKSONVILLE EXPRESS Daay

PaliIiSn Drawing-room Cars daily between Jack.
500 ?sIac and Savannah connecting at Savannah with
tkroaxh Sleepers North
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- Troy (Ala) Messenger and RufsnlA Times In
Bysyahassee1 feept. IN, t80o-td
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Proposals for Convict Labor.

Iuly l8, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
TIE DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.

A meeting of the Democratic State Com
mittee has been called by its chairman to be hed IN lu5
city on Thursday next. There Will then be u conSd-
Grafton of the work Of the canvass and what ought To be
done 10 further its The state committee mas
e,bt rooms IN the Park Avenue Hotel in which large
number OF clerks occupied IN mailing documents IL
Is not the intention to hold many meetings in the state
but to devote attention chiefly to getting out the Demo
cratic vote.
Secretary Lamont ayor Cooper and the other mem
hers OF COMMITTEES in the city, profess % be confident
f .uccss One of them said Yesterday that he feared
the majority for the ticket would be 80 large a. 10
make Ii seIfeydent tua5 II would nos Do democratic
victory but the WORK OF dioancrted Republicans lie
said he would much prefer to see ShaI H"Jol'y az
vould give them better promise Tor next
yetr Too large majority would rob the Democrats Oh
al ere lit VI the victory ,.,.- .,..,.. -.o-..-
day 900 packages OF documents and portraits
OF the candidates being seAt All over lnt Sudte'
nn. rhou tue state. every where urging strong
nominations Win the idea thht sucu a.Un IA ,n5
the Democratic vote OF the coun,I5 "a ,i ~
believe tnat work proved successlu anu VIII NC
effective. .-4.,,,,. ,h.,
the stare ticket viii injured BY tDc local cAet Va lns
civ Re. prctabe Democrats express dtcp ulssuSt WIN
the disgraccful bargaining thLt mAIATu 'nu P .,y
dee Der disgust is expressed with the cahuute9 Oh &c
tt ket. keenan,, DAVIDSON ana the olh'La VII a. -
tlcket many votes. The city offices are peIus S ~
ways-egliimate and iIcgitlmate-o force Tue nouihA
lion OF men VINO VIII be satisfactory 10 cue o.,
Hubert O. Thompson Is openy char4cu - aiuTi III
Nestchoster County employ ca ~ Ia! NJ ouo The new
which convey WAFER 4'OuI ~
reservoir at Kensco TO inc upper oiiic1I ac-ion
city. With interfering Win thtn P".,,,t,,' ct,sot
as voters. Two cluZeus NeIe I',,. ny l. 49,.
attend Democratic primary 70 o. Sotsn fnr the
favorable 10 he nomination OF ONSS' 80 ,reter.
office surrogate IN accordance W. ti,ii ~ Tor
enccs. The fact became known auu tngy S6,f M
headquarters, and we're gwen 10 uuue 1 ~ a"oGer
les. tnev cast their votes IN the interest," oi @
a-pran or tine oce their services n On ar MIN ye
would be az once dispenned Win. AH0 WINNIE O
said have had TIE desired eHecI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
TEpDLNGS YESTERDAY.

Miss Julia Louise Moore, daughter Of w.
H. H. Moore was married last evening to Leroy c.
Farchild son Of Leroy W. Fairchd, by the Rev Dr'
Marvin T. Vincent at the house Of the brides father IN
East Thirtythird-st. The besr George W. Far
child brother OF the groom. The ushers were Henry T.
Farchild Eugene Ketternns, r.,W liam Lee and Arthur
NJ Moore brother OF the bride. There were no brides
maids The bride elegant dress OF white satin,
heavily trimmed with real point lace. She also wore
noint lace veil which fastened with orange bios
sons and a diamond pin. the GIFT Of the groom The
house wa tastefuly decorated with flowers bail OF
OF tbe bride and groom were hung III red ear
nations in front Of The mirror In the paror About 800
invitations issued TO the ccremOuyand 700 to the
subsequent reception. Lander furnished music
\ large number OF costly presents were d-pl ,yed.
Among the guests were General and Srs Floyd Jones,
Miss Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Leroy W. FalrcLlld Miss Fair
child 5ir aud Heury Grant, G. Elng Farchild, Mr.
We'll Miss II le John j. Joues, Mr.. Mrs. Charles
Dennis Dr. ana Mrs. Robert H. Weir, Miss Weir, Mr. ami
strong, Miss Ho.broOk, Donald b. Ioucey, MS Macy
Miss Macy, Miss Kate Macy. Walter O. odd Mrs MILF
M an! Mrs. John y. Stens, Henry If. ctrrus, Miss
Browning Ms James b. DJmulck, Miss DOmlnlck,
Alexander Dominick, Miss Bonneil, Mr aud Mrs
Toygrv Miss Belle Fraser, O. ". Blu, bingham, Miss
wilson, Miss HOchstrasser and Miss ketterlln'ls' Of
Miss Henrietta NJ Quimby, second daughter Of D. r.
DUMMY was married to KesIe Fulager. OF 'wUurg,
y y in the evening the house Of tue brides parents,
NJ Roche, pastor OF st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
Cburch performed the ceremony. Professor Joan r..
SDa row and A. ID. Fowler. OF NewDurg. the
groomsmen. The bridesmaids were Miss Francesca
Helm and Miss Oryetta Quimby one was dressed IN
male mink satin combined with velvet, and
Inc other in pink nuns yelling both dresses being trim
med with Spanish lace. The brides dress was OF pale
niue satin sraI. made with court train and trimmed
with Mateise lace 5hejwOre diamond ornaments. The
brides mother black satin, spanish lace ana dia
monds reception followed the ceremony and many
people Joined I'D dancing Weeks served reIrcrhments
Tie gnrts included Mr. and Mrs. Francis street, the
Misses street Foster l. Backus Mr.. and Mrs WOrten-
DIV Ike The Nii5-es WOrteudyke, Ar. and drs H. e. Park.
Nj and Mrs. James Fulager, Miss Fuager Captain ana
Miss William X. PeigreW MI. ana Mr-.AlOnZo Gaubert,
Mr.. and irs. DUBOIS. George H. Rove, Miss sophia
Rowe. the Rev. spencer IA. Roche Captain ana Mrs. >
&, Brown George TIMBER and eA-Alderlnan Graham
Miss Ella Plrmelee, daughter OF william = Parmrlee,
and a grauddaugnIer OF John Jay and also Of William
Butterwortn was married 10 Henry GARNER OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Company. OF at the house
brides parents IN oOmcINlIe, " j. Inc WeutiS
IA
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AYRAULT-At Geneva, \. Y. on the 1911 inst, the Rev.
Walker Ayrault D. D.. ia the 6otll year Ot bis ase
Funeral az Geneva on saturday. at p m
DEMAREsT-sud At Painiad. Y j. thursday morn.
ing David NJ Of Peter NJ. and PbeOe V DenaIest in
tie 25th year OF his age. 80. . -,
Funeral father residence sunday 2d inst, at 50
Trains leave foot Of Lbery-st s45 m; returning at
Chicago and Toledo papers please copy
GALLAHER-On Monday, oc,oner IS. AZ the Knapp Man;
sion Washington Heights, DR.. John 0alane in the cd
year OF his age.
Inferred at Greenwood
HOOVER-At Tarrytown WEDNESDAY. October L. 1882,
hartman Hoover esq O ChicOthe Ohio formerly Of New
York city. the 67Ih year Of ll' age. ~
Funeral atuIda IL O'Clock from the residence 81 hs son
in-aw. Horace Andrews
Carriages viii waiting ut the rGytown depot on tho
ARRIVAL the 10 train from Grand Central Depot
TnterInent In Greenwood Cemetery
rAWRENCF-On Tuesday, l.. az her residence IN
This CITY Ade r. wife Of Dewitt c. Lawrence ana dangh
ter Of Colonel Richard NJ Hoe aged - wears go
Funeral her late residence 10 80 Etsi 1Jtst
SaturiaT morning. OCTOBER IL AZ ~ Ocioc~
Tntermeut AZ WOODLAND
Friends viii kindly omit flowers
Mn London August "a James sullivan Of this
citv son n-aw ~ the ate Dudley 3 Fuller.
held Jalrss huron lyoe
park y Y Friday october 20 arrival ~ train leaving
Grand Central Depot at 1890 To which tram special
car will be attached.
sWENARrON-At Nanuet. ROckland Co. on "Wednesday,
the 18Th inst Jane Hancock, vie 81 John sWenaltln
Funeral from residence Saturday at O'Clock NJ
Train leaves FOOT OF Chambe s-sL at $40 a. u
sW EFTS FRA her late residence in Amherst. Mass On
the 9fh inst Abby T. Of the late Luxe Sweetser
ana mother of !. Howard sweelser, Of this city