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The Russellville Democrat., 1884-06-05
1884
 PROSPECTUS.
The Democrat,

Isa Live, Local Paper, Democratic, and gives Special Attention to all mat ters of interest in Town and County, tending to the development of their resources, the building up of their in- dustries; the increase of their com merce and population, and their edu- cational and moral advancement.
 The General News of the Day is Faithfully Reported in Condensed Form, and Everything of Interest to the People receives space according to irs importance. State and Local News is Faithfully Reported, and Questions of Importance freely and iearlcssIy discussed. Everything pertaining to the Local Welfare of the People of Pope County. receives Special Atten- tion. No Objectionable Reading Mat ter or Advertisements Allowed in its Columns.
 Our aim is to furnish Family Paper, such as will be Welcomed by the Old and Young in Every Household in the Land. The Cause of Education and Immigration has ever been Leading Feature, and we shall Lose no Oppor- tunity to advance these interests.
 Every subscriber to the DEMOCRAT will receive a certificate entitling him to participate in our next DISTRIBU- TION or PREMIUMS among sub scribers. Among the premiums to be given away will be one of Luker, Set tie & Co.'s, best two-horse stecl-skien wagons. No blanks. Every subscriber guarant d to receive a premium.
 Every body will want the RUSSELL WILLIE DEMOCRAT the ensuing year. This will be the year that The Great Democratic Party will Triumphantly March to the Head of the Government. State, District. County and Township Officers will be Elected, and no one can afford to do without their County Paper.
 The price of the DEMOCRAT is $1.00 for year; no extra charge for the cer- tificate in the Distribution of Pres cuts. Address,
 DEMOCRAT PRINTING co.
 Russellville, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-06-05

EX CAPITAL EllfXEs, $IOO.OUO
 We wcdolhereby certify that we supervise the annual drawings of the Louisiana state Lot tery Company. and in person manage and con trol the drawings tncmselyes, and that the in good faith toward all parties, and we au- thorize the Company Co use this certificate. with fac-simile of our signatures attached. in it's advertisements.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-06-05

The Mormon apostles, who travel in luxurious sleeping coaches and re- present themselves as being modelled on the apostleship of primitive times, own opera house and mammoth trading post in Salt Lake City, control the Utah Central Railroad and collect $500,00 a year in tithes from the faithful followers of the Church of the Latter Day Saints. Chicago Times,
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-06-05
The Great Ague Cure! KresS' Fever Tonic NO CURE, NO PAY.

The proprietors of the Krcss' fecsr Tonic have so much confidence m its efficiencv as m absolute Cure for the Aeue, that they guarantee 1t of taken according to dfrectiong to ,ffect n cure T. every case, and all Druggists are it does not do all we claim for it, bring back the empty bottle, and your money will be refunded. It Is purely vegeta- ble and does not contain either arsenic. maIariaI regions it is a sure preventive, and will remove all liability to Chills and Fever. A box of Liver Pills with each bottle free of charge. Give 1t n trial, and remember, if II does not cure vou. it will cost you nothing. Full di- reefions will be found wrapped around each bottle. Price, One Dollar.
 kREss' FEVER TONIC CO.,,
 sorr PnorPIrrons. ST. E0T5F.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-06-05
The Great Arkansas Valley from the Ipdian Territory to the
 NfiSSrxSinuI River.

v ttttt zf WAt8SlSSAVRl AktNC
 Connections made at Fort smith with Stages for all points in the Indian Territory; at Van Buren with tho St. Lo;iis san Ffaneisco Railway to all points north and northwest; at Russellvilie withthe Da-dapcllr and Russell vile Railway for Dafssanciie: Ut Argeuta with the St. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southcrn Railway fos all points north aud all l,9i1nis IT Texas; also at Argenfa with the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad for Memphis and points cast. At Little Rock the Little Rofk and Fort smith Railway connects With the Little lsork, Mississippi River and Texas kailroad, forming the -sArkansas vaiiey Route." the only line between the Mississippi River at Arkansas City and the Great Northwest. Connections made at Pine Bluf with the Texas and St. Louis Railway for all points in northeaster and southw. stern Arkansas, and points in Issa at Arksnsas City with all stcafisiseats on the Mississippi River for New Orleans, Vickspurg, Memphis. st. Louis, Cairo. Louisville, and Cincinnati. This is the short line between Little Rock ane all points south. east and For informatic as to rates on freight and
 Asst. Traffic Manager
 The Little Rock and Fort Smith Ky, has for sale 1,000,000 acres of the most productive land in the world. Large quantities of the best cotton lands for sale in the lower Arkansas Valley. All kinds of hard and soft timber IS roundin abundance in the country traversed immigration, address T. M. GIBSON. Land Commissioner.
 Fl GOING NORTH.
 Passenger No ?, Leaves Argenta at l2 go p. m; Russelleiile, 4a5p. m; Ciarksville, b:s5 900 p. m; arrlve at Fort smith s;s5 D. in.
 GOING sourH.
 Passenger No. arrlyes at Arge-ta at 3. 30 p. m; Russell vile, II :i2 a m; Ciarksvlle. 9:51 a. m; Ozark, leave $40 a. m, arrive s:I5 q. m, Van Buren, GAO q. m; Fort smith 200 IL III. HENRY WOOD, GenI Mgr. T. HARTMAN. J.A. W OOpSON, ! Superintendent Iralic Manager. General Offices. LITTLE ROCK
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-06-05
Bonnets

New and Novel. Large and Small, Black, White, Drab, Brown, Blue and Green for all ages, and from the handsomest Bridal Bonnet to the plain- est Mourning Bonnet or Hat make to order by the ladies in charge of this Fashionable Establishment.
 WEBB d JOHNSON.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-06-05
Louisiana State Lottery Company,

incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Leg islature for Educational and charitable pur- poses--with a capital of $f, ,000, ,000-to which reserve fund of over $550,o00 has since been added.
 By an overwhelming popular vote it's fran chise made part Of the present State Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D.. 1S7. INGS will take place monthly. It never scales or postponcs Look at the following Distribu-
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-06-05

-"Whom have joined together let no other man put asunder,n is the way ayoung Bennington tvt);:Jsstice mar ries them.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-06-05
TUFTS HAIR DYE.

46UNIoN ST., NEW ORLEANS. wearrangc loans of not less than one thons and dollars each on well improved farms al erght per gent and moderate commission For farthcisparticnlars apply to Davis X Son. RussellyIl,e. Ark lDee. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
NOMINATIONS By THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. July 5.-The President sent
the following nominations TO the Senate today; p D.
Barker ~ Alabama. 10 be Collector ~ internal Revenue
FOR the District of Alabama. Charles Beverly Ewing. OF
Missouri ~ be- First Lieutenant and Assistant surgeon
IT. NJ. Grimes ~ Nebraska IN DO Register Of the Land
Oioo. NJ North Platte. Sob. Naslin riuu Berry nf Cat
iornia. o be Register ~ the LIND Office, NJ Niles city
Mnnti James u Hayden. OF Washington Territory To 70"
Receiver ~ Public NpneYa ri olympia. Washington Ter
rtnry Daniel Bund. to he Postmaster ~ lTe. \. \.
iemrnt Carpenter ed ohio. To ho SECRETARY or 10
CATION ~ ihn United states to thi. Chapman coleman
e. be- lrai Secretary al legation ~ the nc1 ttatra t
loin. China! Chrttor Nulronh. Secretary ~ Irgainu
and onar t.eurral lo gotta Edwin Dan go h. second
secretary OF legation OF the United 4tatoa ~ fnkel
'DHsyia harcs tinatein. oi Now York tn ho consul
~ ihr Iutrd states AZ Iuurh. llnritlu y Nnnrh ON
1ul''rnrnb IN Ecuador ". a. ipe tunau 90 lam
hlt7tqur, II, H. leutr ~ uAir al Mnnasusi toofrn
SCOTT, of Nebraska, nt Odr4ss, Fulton TAU, ~
li htfrd John clrord0r 10 san Jose, Costa lhrh 3
j, g. tui On, nr Miss.Hsppi ht Asrcarinn tilNrri
Gohrta1n. %. Arf Aura, a Nrrvirr ind lcsc, hTursr
q, Tanner. of south Carolina ~ TrsucquapHj H.
kcusgui Mh~hnusr, of New nrk. secretary of l.est
lion and Consul r"ueul 20 Duairmala Richard b.
irrfepun ~ Ne0 york. -crrrtary of Legation on inc
uiffd tAtrs al Rome
go lee commissioners f,r the Di.trict ~ Alaska
d1iir4u T. Bali 0i ALASKA, 20 reside ~ -itkai Henry
states, NJ ore to side It Junolu CITY; George T.
iunc of Alaska, to reside a. hngc; John g. Brady, or
To b~ io-tuasrrs: James a. johnson, az Camden, :.
T.; Robert j. Arun, a. lazou cry. Miss; IL II. llar
ln-1n, at Vet Point, Miss. y. -. Booth. al Wafer al
ley, As-. George -. Br8mb.ett az Winchester Tenn.
10 be Assistant JUICE Adyora ,onert with tho rank
" colonel: Major Guido =. LIcaer
To De DepGty 1uig -AdvOca--t GENERALS, with rank OF
Lloulelt-li 1lDpeiddo william winthrop, Horace b
Durham and Thomas r. Barr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

THE NOMINATION. OF rHE GCvsEVoR. HE THINKS,
,rnrLn L. A eIunI. BIINnEH.

THE NONIN >rIoN OF rHE GCvFEVoE. HE THINKS,
Would Is. A SERIOUS BIUNpEH.
John Kelly va, seen for few minute, yesterday by
TElBJNE reporter. previous the departure of the
Tamm.uv tram.
VIII Governor Cleveland receive the votes of a
majority of the delegates from this State " a-krd
II. may receive the votes Of majority" SIR. K.lly
replied although I hardly think be viii get many
MIR Manning. the chairman OF the State Commttc, Is
credited with saving that Governor Clever. viii re-
cciye the votes of orty-esh of the ,cycniywo dele
gates from this State convinced that he viii not
receive many. There has been q concerted attempt
90 make those who weak waverinE believe that
Governor Cleveland has % majority and thus indace
them TO come TO hi support. but do NOT believe il viii
succeed
% DO YOU believe that Governor Cleveland can carry
the state if he Is nominated ~
No / do not. ia view Of the strong opposition Of
the worknInen. expressed through their representa-
tives, and othcrs 1 believe be would surely be- de-
fcatcd Because IF this belief think 10 would be sui
cIdI policy the part of the Democratic party to
nominate him do not anticipate that this Will be
d" Whom VIII Tammany Hall suppor; at the Conyen-
ton 1"
II will support anr good Democrat who may bc
deemed TO have inr chance Of being nominated and
elected. II ha. mo- special rhoirc. Bavld j. q gooi
man. against whose character nothing bee said.
and whose reputation statesman j. national Gen
cial .butol Dr. de- rlIrug great deal ot strength
among fAr Wurhu rmru. and VIII make strong can
didaic before tie Convention. Justice Field would
receive % large vote IN the along the Pacific
slope. Mcdonald De- % strong VA c-tsru candidate. ANY
of thee would Dee acceptable 90 Iammauy Hail.
"Wili not lamnanv Hall support the candidate
nominated hY the uFcntUn. whoever hc may he D..
Certainly Hut II woGld lU'a ON ihr nomination oil
Gov eTuur ileFpIiuu Ir a II II4uutT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

Letters f'r Europe not 10 .p.iy directed Pr t.
pa,u ocular steamer n 1rllf % secures SPECIFY ID,
Iv-Iy Ini,pl ID, all Ul1sltaIt mai, are i9rNarlol
rolasa mas Tor tue weeA ca AZ July l-v close thls
~ -5S5yatl p m. Tor cape H,yn. ~ DOMINGO and
inns. .I. uu. per =. CrY "a. yIr. al 1880 Tor
II uIIra, tui LIVING st5n per 81 Nandsrer wa Sew
,VrU1T~uAY-at3 a. m. for Europe per 8 vera
vn ~out hampton and Bremen I,iirrs ior lu4nd and
lr,uo, must De urrcic per Arfrt.l > 40 a. u. for
France d.rtct pefs. &C. ft NAM VIZ Htsrn ~ q.
forfhe Nchcrlldg dirt,i. prl aasldan. suster
diu NJ " D. IA. fol Europe por b. Auunut va
ruti..UNl At 1oa IN. br central Am.rcl amt TIE
.uutu t.I' pot.-. pea q H pi'u Nh A'Pnnh i'itois
Iulor,. p.rs 7 CIV a.trr sIl queen. town letters
t,rr.ruauy and Ertut. ui1ri Do dirtftd rri i} of
ArtI.. al %. m Tor nerrunia. per 1floco 81
a. i'o o. m ,'l l.o.i.' ia9 a.'In,i. a 49, t'r
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tir ID. lu'a.a yam ha''4, i''r. ar Do. go nl.t
ur ttuttrt Y"r a. i' ui th'Niil M 1850 h TO- ~
ro's pul Lcasua wa Juou'A. th'rpYul n.n, iiau
Fi''t, AZ go. m. tor newfoundland ,n, &C. Plrrrr.
Nuu.uu. 'n lHiiA AZ I. go Jamaica L'upus Grey
tg.,, u ~ "t P,i n'' ,., r,,,o, u,,,.
80 t!urruaowr iuttufs .ur Germany Ng must pr d.
10 .tcd 'p,, l, oi Lonr A. $500 20, E.ippe nrra
Cciu,a a. a. "a oi Bsl -u,u ,urcrt per -. Npodlani
Wa Antwerp al e. 900 iJr ooo,.An ~ - Ca 'ass-
NJ u. il Ton Ncuc. audi Du.icoi per Drlfyno
a. u A. ui fof iarolo lo' % - bona. w anpton
IS Niagara Havana i.'I p fHr lruX.AJ and
Nails nina and Japan, pr clt, ~ Frans wa san
Frihc.scD. close hero Aui 80 al D. N hna Tor
.lR Al d. m Or on New YORK % s. s.
Butaunlc, with British mails Tor AustrAia.
.Th- seheueof trln tc nass arranVei
Sau Frlucsc0 Nal, from fh' LAST arriving % IDA al 81
Francisco dW sailing VI steamers Ars h5patclsi
'AeN0s -" henry c. PEARSON. PssrAAstsE
Post Ohcs. New lsTk- y. T. July 3 Inoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06
KyocKED oCr Is oNL E0rYD.

About 900 persons gathered ut Mctropoh'ah
Park Oueuuudred-auu-ei-hiA aud FIzt-Y'' ye'ri-
d4y at ruoou 70 " tacss boxing match OF -FOUR ronhI''
W-riui. o. Queel,b.ry rules between bomH,A NC
CiIr.v middle Wi .ht champion OF America aud John
Esnuie champion Of scotland. platform twenty ''"l
feet square had been erected 10 front OF the erAhd
.eud. surrounded by ,hc regulation ropes.
Atl4li-pa., o'clock lob Smith introduced jimmy
Barry ana George Taylor who spared three rouhi Larry
getting the best of b. Then Edward Baer Gus elm.
Young -trc.k. Chryser d" Jack Williams and Leonard
and Lehman PhiaIe phiaus. amused the crowd ht"in
IIIby aud Professor lUrlrr Wir,Iled t"''i go.
can. one ..u wairu was gained h' bnll ID t'ol t,
minutes. io. fier acting almost euur"F Oh '"' "0'"
fIye. Mt. ,b. f,r
NOR u .n orIislry bu-.ues, sut l" N.Y..
m- toilet u tIe rims ne N''-",n. ,nd
weighed 30 pounds Every body "a" lAAt lr ., u H.
Il required ui'y one round iur Me- -hft 70 ,'' ,
knock him oui AFTER sinking nnnas 9ry an ''I 49,
was given to slHrrur Cor 1u epeniu 2. hru 'l' 80,
gave Eeune a series or body blows in one lN"' ",
order following thsn up WIN l.'"' -
hr,urhf tho blood nom tthhle- 81, ,N.-
Arr kunclau- Eruuia down M.t aarry keW ap ln1 P'u
i.burut AMI a. tmr Wa bed, kuecArd MN tl."un
III. rnprs hen piD kpd up fsnuH Nt- sorry ,~u an"
IN, wus NOT nnIe fo 90 pond when tme VS. rhlrH t.
Alrt lflrrv received ovation hiiT' ' n4't'' a." ~
hackers wanted tu back MIN aglns1 ahJ "A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-06

person. Kelly said not long TO come OF " the boys
who were taking about fighting Cleveland that when
they got old he they would he tired OF fighting
He sad he had NOT o Democratic frtsl
dent Sr issg war not ao cot w cue now he
would be siXtyoight before they would get another
expects that the Tammany power VII secretly
or otherwise oppose him 81 they Drbse t' tsct
~ Tammany Ran have brought to Cleyelanda sue ine
dissatisfied Republicans both IN am out 81 the STATE
Gnvornor 1c1eland" said THE informant viii be re-
luctant nominee Of this Convention IL said IN INV pres
pnce not long ago that he supposed Tint man would
dislike TO be- tho American President ami that be had the
feeling. prov ided he could avoid the trouble. "i
campaign the instruction. the pcr-onnl attacks me
trraehores ate lie said that his experience Cover
nor ~ the state had shown him thai about a hhh CIV
large responsibility. great ml.cnnocrlon ahu III
construction. AMI old friends turned into cneme anu Nc
added -upln.othc Presidency the United states -
"HrnoLlyu gave Cleveland 10000 majority tho greet
c.t relatively thn hr received ~ any rtl q" ,,ion
" hc f. nomnntrd hero ihr MaiW low ulklh't'..'"''
Witch g. cpupna"'l OF ABOUT LOO ui"h' VIII 9lplplg
rlrrd uas u.t election. low hes not hnd ant iuns 10
and tfi.rs from l, mot being appointed Railroad ON
mieaiuurf lho Nn'tlnut hhd thnifht ul, ntl'l"H,e
tho ibrcr ,nu.nit,n WIS virtually uAm"d H iNr n"h
having lo be- rr'c''i 'nt oi the NM h"n'r"f 't
Et ' Ii 49, f.' ,rr Tnat Icr "ni, one place ol-.n
-ltl-irl fuAt Ii required lawyer Tor ihr Whr N"l"
,i,,I ,,.. not ~o Boz appointed Friuc- herman. s"n
PURGE. tuen said Aa' gee "', rrnor h.i '". ID l'. anu
had promised bison tur 'ar.. IL . true th' '"i' i' r.
position 90 cleveland Doe inrao. bHt 3, Of 81 ,1idn-
iul parity COMES OF hl Rctuu- 100 Illegal ponce COM
mission bin they up Murphy. of Troy, wa" j. ~
other opponent Of Cleveland, wanted one oi me oNr'
places under HIM , - II
D.. / ann Informed that on ,aN sunday Andrew H.
Green and Srrur. !. Tildrn drove over RON liIry
.rour ID ,rc Horace White. OF Inc Er~Hing Fd VINO
mas A house iu that uti-ibIrh0od for tic siulhIet
Tiidri t.rc told White thar Cleveland was hls man i
lsn learn That ths NJru-. Who own forty -cht Shhr''
pf To, E-f- Ysr. ItyrS. =-ed great scohteht
AZ "a. rr,ra,. 1ct of the other ity-wo shares AMI re-
Gently al ;fa there must change IN the attitude of
~, ~, - =. t'.- ,-,,iJ 70 oif or h. CATH
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1I4v4yY Sly HUNDRED sTEoyG.
Mr.. KELLY AID HIS WARRIORS START FOR CHI
CAGo on Two LONG TRAINS.

Mr. KELLY AND HIS WARRIORS START FOR CHI
CAGo ON Two Long TRAINS.
The Tamnauy special tralnNc0nyeyln@ the oVV
lr numbers Of that organization 10 Chicago novel
ont OF Tie Grand Central Depot nearly on tine ye7tea9
morning For an hour befpr. the departure. which was
fixed for O'clock the around the dep't was an
animated one. Delegations nom the various uS'flctS
were constantly ARR ing and we're directed TO the trains
bv Grand Marshal Brennan and h aids. John T. CaTrou
and James J. Martin. Each member OF tie IhInmAHy
delegation wore MS lc lapel blue badge beTu- the
inscription. Or-llzel 1888. Tamnnng delegation 70
,alci-o Democratic Convention. l-~t" Tho NNIlItA
Assembly District Association, 10 strong, headed by
Fire Commi sion Richard Croker. marched up from
Th.rty-tlirI IT. and Fourta-ave. The Jefferson 'l"'
cotnpn-eI Tabcr5 -. TAomp>on- followers lu thc same
district, went o. chicago on Friday. ninety ~'r'a- Tam
many Hal wished a. show that il coi do better t.a1
-ui. AMI see have not tine De artn"nt Of Public
Works 90 draw on patronage either. ailei one o.
ouer crosrr- aids, Tie Thomas Jefferson CAB
twenty ~trlu- or INtA Assembly District, came mp
rItc elevated rl yly and marched to the depot, /!
yi headed bv Alderman Thomas SHELLS anI O. ID |'S''e
John Henry McCr,lr Eloh member wore ID bright reel
1!-a bearing t!r words: j. oin- Jefferson 'uD INth
Assembly, District. Nev-Tois" We are coins to Chg
ci. ID ash .l- rc.o -aoa br tie National tolfcnu"a
ilI Alderman shells. Ee carried our d rr H ai tA' last
t.r'.'a ".. ',lar r 90 ,.d lou'r ,lr l,,.
gon may -et hm " ianriin-'y Inquired IAN Tfe''ieni
il VS. Tie Original ntrur1u foo have .lc trim 9nt i'
ra- found iiIt F." many A'' .-'@ "' '. ' '
we're -ou- ,7 Chicago taii 3D. N' u''ii." '', i-.'
.. % u tv' sections. Tue u.-. -"r.'i. N''ii 'A,
.r-. 1900 orr, 'F I''-- ---l ''.'. 30 -.''- '.'a i-
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Of OBJ. r.e ld JOB 'hr windows .i""-''- '- "''"'"
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ARTHUR-on Thursday July ~ hi' late residence No
. We,t i2bth.Ft.. charles : Arthnr .,.. 81, I'm.
Aps Sns fa !ysi r %rrS Io az So ana ~ sar
tand 80. fn@rraI serytces to be ned Il toy uy cah.
corner i2sthst asd 5thaVe- On San"V' ''y "'
Membor, II saramore Lodge M 81 y aud A. NJ re In
BErrs-on saturday. Ialy q Jswa,sa Lens Island
Funeral on Tuesday July a. y NJ, q ace 'huffh ."
ire trustees o. olumha ,olegc mr pa ticnirly nysd
Trains Long island CIV ~ itD pm
NJ RLFtg u suddenly jny a. Ann Arior, Ediih Hhr
leish aEel years I'D nonil@ Iounteh daughter ~
Fepsra At Chn'oh " silrt Mary The vlrsin Nsw y@s.
TUESDAY,. tth mat. ~ 10 0clo's.
ffELD-fn brooklyn ssturay. Jil7 ., Mrs Fed. sgod
vii 500 buried from tho baptist iiouo Monday. July :. al
tEARlYo ssiati,y s'eaios asifrel q 'p'p'''y' Mary
GHNN-At Asbury rars. y ., m rndaf Jay 1. Helen.
widow Of tht 40 ianaa cray. .,,.,,.. ,..,.,,.,
s'iIna ag Ss ~ g me s ''s'f1 e, s '"" '' west
HANlLANp- suddenly 90 I'm Inst, 81 "-onh last"
y, f.,hor l. iiayuand widow n tie ate captain James
Eeatyc aad ead. respectfully ny- 70 a''en9 tho nun
ete l,Ai h 'a' , ' a. n, , q. e :, V,rk
va liarem H. r.. al nre0st-rs
KINNY-uu Friav July Mary LaveT widow % he late
"oanye, aa and % . 20, p her nephew sa@u,i T.
The redence ot her daughter Mrs ida l. ,aevor -
LANM gR-At PARK .,vonue Ho'e- New-York, on wsinss
Ra,is and fres Of bc FAMILY are respectfully invited u
attend hi. funeral ron the Of bis brotsraT.
John Greenwood esq No Ia Remsan-st, Br0Odiyn On
SUNDAY, July Is, a. $50
MANWFLI.-At i.OgkaWay JGy 4. Margaret widow of
James Maxwell ato OF $50 West @5dst New York; Ia the
SSH 0f her
Funeral Services Far RJckaway Moaaay. July at
ll3O
Interment In Greenwood
PoTTEBElsC Potter born January IS 1880 died at his
residence IN his city July =, LIST
II tine family anecou-
atev invited t. attend services - Philips
Church MuDerIy-s sunday July O. 1881, at haf9lst
o'clock p M
PRESTON-At orange y. J. July 3. 1884,. FREDERICK
Preston Of the late Henry k0ceU Preston. OF Liver
pool England.
Relatives and friends family respec fully invited 70
attend TIC uneTa services Aundy tn inst a christ
Church % tram leaving Barclay and Chrl.t0Pher
Ferry lG:lD a.
Liverpool England papers please copy.
RICG-n this city. Friday July 1884 Rachael Rice in
her ia year.
SADIE, R,sklInd county. y. Y
sMIrH-On THURSDAY morning his residence 1iS west
lrt IT,.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
rYSON-Julia Campbell Tyson daughter o. Robert Tyler
esq and wife of Harry H. Iy on AZ Atlantic CITY, y J. On
the 9TH
AnnoGnce cement OF funeral here fer
Baltimore anu Philadelphia papers please copy.
WOODRUFF IN city. the morling 81 the 5'h inst. az
81 WesJ 57th-st, Ann Eliza widow Of smith N0otrun
agsd "a years
Funeral services Monday 10 O'Clock from - Tmothy's
Church, West jltl-st, between Sth tnd st1 ayes
Intcrrnen Westned, y j. OF the o'clock
ron NeS-TOT6.