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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-24

EOR sALE or EXCHANGE-HN ALE
II Interest In the Delmonico and Board OF
Trade Restaurants, the best paying business
IN the ciiy;will take Ono-half cash and one
days only. Apply 10 SIMPSON & HUgFNAN,
73l Elm street. maySlt
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YAfANTE NFORMATION-I VIII
w pay $40 reward for positive infoma-
ton of the whereabouts of Richard Ice
Luttrall, aged III years, and Ida Dove Lutt-
reli, aged y years. Address WILLIAM @
AUTrRELL, Gainesville, Cooke County,
Texas. ic2}-lm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE
W electric Lamp & Stove Co., ST. Louis,
Mo-, for circular, cuts and terms of the 55
candle.pOwer Marsh Electric Lamp. jelU-Sw
NAT ANTED kAVELhR3 10 STOP 81
W tho Cleveland House, Abilene, TEXAS
Mrs. Bertha Benson, FrOprietress. BoDu
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on me
European plan, with restaurant attached
meals AZ al hours, and polite attention,
eptcial Inducements for drnmmers. ,ohi0
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Tho best g, 50 and "a mons calf,
high or low quarter, shoes a. Leon
Kshnia.
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DO not suffer from sick headache a
moment longer. II is not necessary.
Cartar's Llttlo Liver Pills will euro
you. Dose, one little pill. All drug
fists sell thom.
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Largest assortment aud best
selection OF millinery goods In the
city at Bauman'a.
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FOURTEEN YEARS
or Practis

or Practical Experience
with so many years of study, makes
US masters Of the profession. Hickox
d Hearne, DruGgists.
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Plpmes, tips and flowers
st almost your own price; largest
line to select irom ut II, Bauman's, 7O6
Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-24

Cali and see those beautiful Jump
Seats Just received by the Weir Plow
Company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-24

Patterson's drug store, corner Main
and Poydras, for irosh drugs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-24

Hadics' suits and underwear
10 close out at cost, 20 10 Il. Bau.
mans.
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Aistonfs Hungarian Flour.
Tho finest made, for sale only by
ED. n, AIsroN,
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kEEP YOURsELF COOL

And Refreshed During tho Hot Weather
by using HickOx d. Hearne's toilet aud
bath cologne. Only so cents pint.
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70 cents will get a good ladies' slip
par at Leon Kahn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-24

Gold pons, pencils, authgraph and
photograph albums at Paul II. Erb's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-24

silk and 81 4 hats at and below cost,
10 clsso out kat Leon Kahn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-24

rhe cheapest gloves and oorsots IN
the city nj Bnuman'a.
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yruR SALE-75xlUOF EET, EASIO
A. Central railway on Elm street house OF
10 rooms, neatly furnished, cistern audWel,
shade trees and beautifully grgssed yard,
with concrete walks and rare flowers. House
~ two stories high aud in the ocst OF Cuudl-
ton with All modern cOnvonleuCes; also
5lNlO0 feet on Main street adjoining the
above; good house Of D rooms. This whole
property Is offered gt a rare bargain. Apply
10 SIMPSON & UUFFuAN, 73l r. IN street.
m8yb-u
TOR SALE-WE HAVE A FEW SEU-
u ond hand gins aud engines, IN good re-
pair, which we nrc closing out &c very low
figures. BOWSEE ~ LEMON, 40 thoold stand,
ngv2t.tt
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DIED

gsrlng illness at o'clock, Myrtle swoi /,
only 10 months old.
Many friends OF the family viii miss her
sweet little face aud Ways
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vLvEz n s:

Tho aH0joriiy Of iho ilIS ofthe humGa
body a-iSc JrOBs @ arrangement Of thG
Liver, affecting both the stomach and
bo,pels, In order 70 ofcct c,,rc, % %
aeccssCry TO ycm0Jo tao oss,rs. TrrcgU-
lur aud Slu1OisS ociios Of thc BoWsts,
Headache, Sickncgs Gtth Stomach, Pdin
IN tho Raci; aud Loins, etc, i8GicGts that
The Lircg 10 at J,lillt, and thdt nGtuFo PC
gyiiTCJ d9siIioHco 20 enable ts5g crga's 20
hr1ty oTtmpHrities.
L'riGiflY ASH Filters avs especially
compounded for tAis purpose. Thcy arc
mild In their action and c5cef;eo 40 u
oGrej arc picGsua; 60 the taste and taken
easily by both chil,lrea and adult, TG~
KeG according 10 diTcCtioac, fkoy GT8 @
SAFE and pleasant cGrcJ for Dy3pcpsio,
General L Sbillfy, EIabltu0l Gene
etipntlo1,, Diseased HEiIneYso
etc, etc. A9GEsH01ss EsuriGer tbey
are esporior 70 aay 0tEer aBediciHe;
cleansing tho system thoroughly, aa5
tmpGriin1 nclg iiJe and cSsrCB 20 the ln-
rGiiG. Ttis u fncdicisaC aaa not az
Intoxicating bopJTaOe.
ASK YOga DRUGGIST EoS PaaSlT ASH slIIlns,
and take nc other. PnICE. eloo pot Botnc.
PRlCSlY ASH BITTERS co., SOLE PaOPRlETnnS
gL Louis and Bonras city. 70.
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Received The Highest Award az the Paris
Exposition for the
PO8EST BEST l8l MOST HEALTHY
-3E:i.i.H .l::!.i-ES
Manufactured ia The World,
LAeER BEER sALEs

81. Louis Republican, November 10, 1873.
"The official returns OF tho Revenue Do.
partment for tho year ending November
show the enormous quar- g;yof 2SO,082 bar.
rels OF Lager Beer cold for tho ANHEU-
sER.BusCH BREWERY. This return
proves them to be the largest Brewery In
the WoHti
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nu.breIdery &c half price 90
eloae them ont at Bauman's.
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5lPE MARRIAGE guide. ; pG28 S2s

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for 20
cents in postage or currency. over llty wouE
following subjects: Who may marry whonot:
Whyf Proper age TO marry. Who marry GrsE
Manhood, MomnuhoOd. Physical decay. Who
increased, Those married or contemplating
marrying should read 1t. II ought 10 he read
by al adult persons, then kept under lock and
key, Popular edition, same as above, but paper
cover and 20 pages, Is cents by mail, IL money
CrpOatascs
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e.sassls. black and eelorsd'
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-yABlrs OE YOUTH AND nyCEssEs

DER'oNAI -- WEhH md uWDE-
, NHhnrHu PA4tCH NJ tbs rtJMAN
holN Ln Sll.c, Developed and SlIengihe
outd, clop is IN ia.ecgsslos advertisement
lQs, wo via 5aY tlst ihero 10 uI evidence
oi hunting about this, o. The contrary,
VIC advertisers $40 yery hishlv indcrsed.
lnt2resj2J persons % yBe, eealed Slruu' ars,
giving 0ll vnrticuiGvy. ny aAffeaHaa Eria
y Sia,I'cal 70, =. .. on1 SO, Buffalo, N. "
Toledo Evening noc.
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w ANTED-WHIrEG GIRL AT Gl3 JEFF.
w ferson street to do houseWors wilt
pay good wage and make IL pleasant for
her 1y24-Ct
NM ANTED-BY A FIrSf-CLASS MAN,
w lone o. the best known business
young n en- in the city position as town
man, either groceries, dry goods or insur
anee. Address, giving name, l. Herald
office,
M ANTED-TEN Fl KsT- ella ~ STONE
w masons ana ten first-class stone cut
ters Spply at New Courthouse, Wealth
erford, Texas jy24-St
w ANTED--l0O TEAMS TO HAUL
" cross-ties on Texas Il Pacific and
MISSOURI Pacific Railway; also 200 tie.
makers to work by the piece or day; for
day labor pay from $l.5l to per day. APP
ply TO L. zUcKERMANN, Agent. Mtneola,
w ANTED-A GIRL 10 DO GENER l.
W houseword must be good cook; home
and wages Apply at 1855 Elm st. iy23-St
M ANTED-50 La OPERATORS.
w Can betw en- 7and So'c'ock N. at
Main street entrance TO BLANKENsBI Il
BLAKE iy2l-6t
W. NTED-I AM OMPETENr 70
w sell al kinds and manufacturers Mt
the Lowest marketable value from a cotton
ginto a locomotive. Address c. 4 w,
care Dial as Herald jy2i-3G
w = NTED "A 81 L ALTON AS BAKER
w 8years experience, can take charge
ON bread Of cakes; can give reie Cu3e i Ti-
quired. JOSE II FeAHCoIs,
SIS Preston Street, Houston, Texas.
VIZ ANTED-A PO@lTlON BY a YOUNG
w lazy Of experience as book keeper,
cOpylst or office work Good penman.
Can give best of reference. Address b,
Herald Onice, juI0-tf
Az AETED an EXPERIENCED DRY
w goods aud clothing salesman and
htccEBerper Tor tee retail ua'e; must
speak German 1ueItly. Appiy, wi b ref
ereAce3, to =, 0. Box No o} Ruckdale,
TEXAS. iy!g.7t
(S} ANTED THE TEXAS SCHOOL
~ Agency ants 100 nrst-clRss male
&c cheers to take good positions I'm public
schools Ia the sta,e of Texas, a dress
TEXAS SCHOOL AGE5CT, Gc9 Main sroet,
Dallas Texas. jyl6-7i
VA AM ED--dU TEAMS TO HAUL HOlS
W dare wood. Apply 10 HARaY Bros,
CD Elm street iyls-6t
FGr AN EU-A WHITE WOMAN 10
w cook ana do general homework in
small family. Apply So Ross ay jylStf
WANTED-To RENT a COTTAGE
W win or 6 rooms in good mel. ii o.
hood must bc In good con iti0n; state To-
cation and rent Address BG Films jyii-'t
(BT D-IMMEDIAVELY, 1--WE OR
~ Sis so d cArpcnlcrs-bost wages paid
70 best men Apply in person 10 j, Il
MINOR, Corsc0a, Texas. iu2l-lw
.
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NY AhTED--AH ACIlN " MAN OR WO-
w man In every county to scll Our goods.
Salary 1915 per month and expenses, or
commission. Expenses In advance. 81 out
tit free. For full particulars address Stan
ARD SILVERwAEE Co., Boston, Mass
EETANTED-A SrESOGRAPHEH AND
W typewriter wants a position. For In
formation, address A. o, Herald Office
ii.0H- u
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COZ sALa

EOR SALE-ONE CAR OF MELONS
II AMI cantelopcs, very superior pulled
yesterday frOu Captain X. , ROssers
ranch; welsh from - to 90 pounds vail
early at Central Depot HAYWOOD PERRY.
EOR SALE-WE OFFER FOR SA LIZ -
Il lots on Elm and Main streets, over half
the lots having neat and new cottages on
them, for small payment in cash, balance
on long time. We guaran tee this property
70 be lower than au' like property offered I'm
Dallas, aud can recommend IL 10 wOTNmeu,
mechanics and others desiring TO secure
homes ON the easiest possible terms. SfMr-
son y HUFFMAN ,73l Elm street. 23-lf
NOR rALE--UHEAP AND ON EASY
II termf, three Of the finest cottages in tho
city; new and very desirably located. En-.
quire ut the Eclipse Lumber Yard.
mayl2-3mO Il, NJ. PAGE,
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~ ANTED 49, LADIES AND YOUNG
| at their homes. Permanent employment;
no instructions to bay. Work sont b. mgli
distance no Oblsction). so 80 Sl2 per week
can be made, no cnnvAgsiug No stamp
for reply. Please address HOME MAN'E'G
20. ROalOn. MasR. z. D. Boz 1913.
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As usual Si.s,' WAR wsr he ws,s ~. and md
ss.is cSuws %sEo demand, ,1ses sI MshISS are
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WANTED.

YNANTED-wHITE GIRL At GI8 JEFF.
w ferson street to do h"useWorS wilt
pay good wage and make IL pleasant for
her. jy24-AUt
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Oe') RACES sent 70 any address securely sealed ~. thi5.
,'i .as. Should be read BY alG Address az chow,
ouao hours from 4. Mto9P.M suuiail,2IgaP.L
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.A...,s. bIsck ssd es'Srsa'
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Indulsonces or Exposures.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-11-21
What it Used to Be.

We have always been too modest to
speak about ourselves, but Mr.. Douglass
Gordon, editor of the Laurel Gazette, who
is well acquainted about this town,
speaks thusly about us, which is true as
gospel
The DELAWARE LEDGER has grown to
such huge proportions that it has been
compelled to move into larger quarters.
We congratulate the Bowen boys on
their success. AS an instance of what a
little energy and pluck will do we will
say that when we first came to Delaware,
over three years ago it was to accept the
position of foreman and editorial assist
ant on the DELAWARE LEDGER, at New
ark. then under the management of Mr..
L. G.. Handy. The paper then had cir
culaton of about four hundred. The
old-fashioned Washington hand press
was the only ornament the office had.
The column rules were all in pieces, va
rying in length from one inch to half a
column, and the type was scarce and
worn down to the first nick, and most of
the job type had the letter on both ends
to make the fonts complete. 1t was
enough to give printer the seven-year
itch to pull through that incongruous
mass, but we pulled" and must confess
our eight months stay in Newark were
among the most pleasant days of our life.
The LEDGER is now of different mould,
the office being thoroughly refitted and
possessing the material necessary to
print handsome paper, including a
power press propelled by steam, The
LEDGER is in good hands and we hope
our friends when they shuttle off this
mortal coil will leave a mint of money to
their children,-and a slice to our eff
cient devil" Fred Mckinney.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-11-21

WEST CHESTER, November l6.-Robert
Bryan, a travelling painter of roofs, and
Rachie, daughter of William Kennedy,
of New London, have eloped. Bryan
some months ago won the affections of
the young lady, but with her parents he
was not so successful and he was refused
admission to their house. Bryan owned
a horse and buggy, as the story goes, and
these he sold to hostler and, cautiously
dropping around to the Kennedy man
sion, found Rachie waiting for him and
they were soon spinning down the road
to Philadelphia, where they were mar
ried on Saturday. The truant daughter
has written her parents of her marriage
to Bryan and they are now on their way
to the bridegrOoms former home, in
Ohio. The Kennedy family is a wel-to-
do and highly respectable one.-ihdn.
TENS
Evidentally this is the same couple
that were married at tina, Deer Park
Hotel last week. The man gave his name
as A. b. Gould. 1t was thought ut the
time that it was runaway match, and
an ill-mated pair. The lady appearing
refined, while the man was rough, un-
refined.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-11-21

The rod of affection is ortimes layed
upon member of family and renders
life for that one-far from being path
of flowers. This has been the case with
Mrs. Mary, the beloved companion of
Mr.. Amos Streets who suffered at times
the most intense pain, but being at peace
with Jesus, she has patiently borne her
bodily affections with II Weakness and
patience possessed by only those who
have their trust anchored in the Lord
and resign themselves submissively to
His will and ways. In the stiffness and
solitude of darkness, came the death
angel early on Wednesday morning, the
18th inst, lowering over the bedside Of
the wife and mother, biding the soul de-
part from the body of clay, ascend unto
Him and rejoice at His right hand for
ever Mrs. Streets was a daughter of
Hutchins of Kent Co., Del, and
in that section OF our State, the morning
of her life was spent. When but in
she rejoiced in the knowledge
that she was accepted of Christ and born
unto His righteousness. Five children,
three sons, two daughters anda husband
with whom she has plodded for thirty
five years of her life through prosperity,
joy and sorrow, are left to
mourn their loss of the departed. The
greater part of the family know in whom
to put their trust in these hours and
days of bereavement, and are able to look
forward to a reunion in the spirit world.
Funeral took place on Friday afternoon.
Services were conducted in the NJ. f.
Church here, the Revs. T. II. Haynes and
J +. Williamson, officiating. The re-
mains were assigned to Mr.. Finleys' vault
in the Chapel street burying ground,
where it will remain until final resting
place shall be selected for the departed.
Much sympathy is expressed for the be-
reft family, by their many friends and
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-11-21
New Toys For Children.
THE USEFUL AND INGENIOUS sUPPLANTIN
THE PURELY ORNAMENTAL.


A remarkably handsome doll measure
oil f,,r c,ot o;,,ht inches loro nod
w ''"' N
human mar ana was lhlshed so carefully
that the tinger-nails were perfectly
marked
-, ,,,,,.l;,,, tl,o o,,.,.,,,,,o,
'ii0.'t,i'S nv" i's'''''''is VI: C''''u'''.'
OF the dolls are open-work mltts, stock
ings of the same material and tastefully
orno,nnrtad lnotbnr slinners
- - 49, -. rl,;.,i. ,.
Among 'Hose mus e'peo'"''y sousht
after are the wax dolls with moving eyes
those with papa and mamma voices"
tboso with Lid voicas tbe sin,,ing dolls
80. Nv, -. 1'I,,'n.:t
anu the rleil'h uo''' WIN ii'''S.nS "o''ie'
In the doll outfits were seen full assort-
ments of shoes and slippers, with and
,.itbout banls all nottnrps nf drasses
1i m = -
stocklilss anu h"'s' l"'l se's vi l'rs anu
jewelry, Comb-sets, school-bags and
waterproOts.
a novelty of much interest is toy
representation of the Brooklyn bridge,
with vessels passing under 1t. 1t is pack
ed in box, which, when the toy is put
in shape, forms the base of the bridge,
the cover and top of the box being SO
arranged as to form the base of the APP
proach. The size of the bridge when in
position is ~ inches long, IA inches high
and 64 inches wide.
A new toy furnishing much amuse-
ment is the American mechanical circus.
1t has regular circus tent in miniature,
with guy ropes, horses running and rid
ers performing The movement is caus-
cd by means of small crank. The size
of the circus in position is l6 inches long
Is inches wide and "a inches high.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-11-21
Wedding Bells,

A neat and pretty wedding occurred
on Thursday last at Hillside farm "A half
a mile beyond Cowantown, the residence
of Jas. l.. Foard, the daughter of whom
Matte j. FOard, was united in the
bonds of holy wedlock to Mr.. Will Roth
well, Of Middletown. Through the ill
ness of the brides mother it was made
Il home wedding, and only relatives were
invited, but II goodly attendance of the
last named were promptly assembled in
the Hastily and richly decorated parlor of
the hillside residence. Flowers, ferns
and holly, Hastily arranged produced an
excellent effect, At two o'clock the
bride and groom entered the parlor pre-
ceeded by the two grooms, Messrs. VIM,
DuHamell, of Delaware College, and
Walter Dilks, of Philadelphia, and took
their position under a large floral UNI
brella, where the Rev. J. L. Vallandig-
ham, d. d., of Newark, pronounced
them man and wife. After congratula-
tons, etc, the company proceeded to a
sumptuous repast, to which all did JUS
tiCe. Shortly after the bride and groom
departed for their new home, with an
over dose of slippers and old shoes. An
extensive tour was arranged, but had to
be deferred on account of the severe ILL
ness of Mr.. Rothwelrs father, who has
been almost at the point of death. A re-
ception is to take place at the new home
of the couple on the evening of Thanks
giving day. Among the guests present
were Messrs. Thos. Lavender, of Middle
town, DIR. Rob't Casperson, Phila., b. II.
c. Rothwell, Smyrna, Naudain, Cecil Co.,
DuIIamel,. Newark, Dilks, Phila., Whit
took, Middletown, ]. 7. Elliott and wife
Newark and others. Among the ladies
were the Misses Rothwells of Smyrna,
Mrs. Dilks of Phila., Miss Agnes Dilks of
Phila., Miss Sallie Lavender and Mrs.
Whittock of Mddletown, Miss May
Leslie, Elkton, and others The march
was played by Miss Agnes Dilks THE
LEDGER wishes the young couple many
happy years of married life. Who next?
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-11-21

Victor b. Woolley of Seaford, Del, 4
graduate of Delaware College, paid New
ark visit this week.
S, NJ. Reynolds prominent mer-
chant of Middletown, Del, was in town
Monday.
Miss Mollie T.. Falls and Miss Lizzie
Hutton, of Elkton, and Miss BERTHE
Clement, of Oxford, Pa, spent day
with Mrs. Jno. Bowen in this town on
Tuesday.
Edward Hearne, of Georgetown, Del.
was in town on Sunday.
Charles W. Cullen, of Georgetown,
Del, graduate of Delaware College,
spent several days in town this week.
Miss Mamie Niter of Edgewood Md,
is now visiting her friend Miss NJ.
+. Whistler, of this town.
Mr.. L. C. Craig of Charlestown, Md,
visited his friends in this town on Thurs
day.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-11-21
Fun and Amusement.

On Wednesday night, the skating rink
opened in this town, in the basement of
Caskey Hall. The room has been fitted
up expressly for a skating rink the
floor being of maple, which is smooth as
glass, and slippery as ice. The attend
ance on the opening night was flattering
and the attendance is on the increase.
The rink will be opened every night the
coming week, and those who wish to
pass several hours pleasantly, just drop
ill., There is nothing there that will
offend the most flstidious taste, as the
rink is under the management of efiici-
ent officers. All are invited to come on
and see the room on Saturday morning,
admittance free.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-11-21
In Memory,

The funeral of little Ella Gibson, whose
death was recorded in last weeks issue,
took place on Monday, services being
held at the house ut . o'clock in the
afternoon. The Rev. Joseph S. Malone
ofliciated. The remains were laid at rest
in the Head Of Christiana Cemetery,
a beautiful spot about two miles west of
this town,
Here was bud plucked just at its
sweetness; Il life called hence that had
just begun Her childish ways were a
source of Joy to all who knew her, and
hers was nature filled with perpetual
sunshine. For one SO tender in years to
be called away causes a sorrow not easily
assauaged ; void filled only by memoir
les of her actions while with us.