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a Walkimx skeleton.

Mr.. E. Springer, of Mechsncsburg, Pa, writes
81 was afflicted with lung fever and abscess on
lungs, and reduced to a .oalting skeleton. Got a
free trial bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, which did me so much good
that bought dollar bottle. After using three
bottles found myself once more man, COM
pletely restored to health, with hearty appetite
and gain in flesh of 48 pounds" Sold by any
druggist. Trial bottle free. Large size 81.
Sold BY w. A. Rawls druggist.
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Miss jamie Clarkss HDafusiu~.

Inc genius OF Miss jamie Clark, of Tallahassee.
was recognized at the Worlds Exp ,si,ion, for
sne mas received the badge of honor, inscribed
First Honorable Mention from the Committee
OF Awards, Woman's Department, Worlds Elk
position, N. O., June 1st 1885 Julia Ward
Howe, President; Isabel Greeley, Secretary +"
AS the paintings OF Miss jamie which gained the
prize were the work of girl of fifteen years, the
promise for her artistic distinction is very bright
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On Tuesday evening last, at Corley's Island,
Sumter county, Of pneumonia, Mrs. A. 8. Til
linhast, 10 the I'D year of her age. Mrs. Til
linghast was native of South Carolina, but
moved to Tallahassee in early life, where she
lived for years, admired and beloved by ell who
knew her. Being the mother of the wife OF
Hon. Hugh A. Corley, she moved to the place of
her death, Is years ago, and after the death of
Mrs. Corley, filed the mothers place In raising
her grandchildreD, to whom she was perfectly
devoted. For So years she was an active mem
Der of the Baptist church. She was buried from
Corley Island Chapel, Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. DR.. Kimmous, of the Presbyterian church,
officiating. No eulogy could be bestowed upon
her but what she was worthy. While the nu-
merous friends of the family sympathize with
them in this their hour of bereavement. all who
knew her will sadly feel the loss of her moral
example. After . long, useful and christian
life she 10 now reaping her reward In Heaven.
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We have recently added to this department
nineteen new fonts OF unique and attractive Job
Type, and choice selection of bill heads, note
heads, letter heads, statements, cards. &C.
When you want Job Work, and want it done
in good style and with promptness, come to the
FLORIDIAN Job Office
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Several sober, industrious reliable printers can
get steady empl ovnent at the zaLahosseeon
office by applying at once. None but such as
described above are wanted: Call at the Office
or address at once,
R. DON MCLEOD, Proprietor.
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A Remarkable Tree.

The exudation you see clinging to the sweet
gum tree in the summer contains stimulating
ex pectorant that will loosen the phlegm in the
throat Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet
Gum and Mullen cures coughs and Group.
Send Scent stamp to Walter A. Taylor, At
lanta. Ga. for Riddle-B0
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II. V. r. SCHRADER'S

DRUG AND SEED STORE.
Now in stock New Seeds
PEAS
Bliss American Wonder, Extra Early Kent,
Phil. Extra E,rly, Champion of England,
McLean's Little Germ, Dwarf Blue Imperial,
First and Best, MarrOwfat.
TOMATOES,
Cardinal, Red Trophy,
Living .i0n's Favorte, LivingstOn's Perfection
Acme
Lettuce, Radish, Parsnip,
Parsley, Mustard,
&c, &C., SC,
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The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
Sores ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chap
ped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin erup-
lions, and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
qured. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. March IL, 1885-1y
Sold by w. A. Rawls druggist.
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Our sales of Mexican Female Remedy,
Chillarine and NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine
are tremendous Scott & Co., Roanoke, Va.
May 10, 1884. Sold by M. Lively, Druggist Tai
lahassee Fla S6-2W
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Always Gives Satisfaction. -Chilarine and NJ.
A. Simmons liver medicine give entire satsf,c
ton. l sell at least gross Of the liver medicine
to one dozen Of any other kind. j. w. Kinche-
loe. NJ. d., druggist, Conway, Ark, Dec. 20,
1883. Sold by M. Lively, Druggist, Talla-
hassee Fla, 36-2w
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FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER
XANTEDi

Fresh Oysters, six barrels received today, at
1t JOE COsTA's
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Make Yourself COmf0rtab BILE!

AS the cold weather approaches gents will need
Leavier clothing to insure comfort and health.
They will find in my full line of Fall and Winter
Goods, imported and domestic, the latest styles
and best quality, which will make up on short
notice, at reasonable prices.
JOHN BURKHARDT,
23-tl Merchant Tailor.
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Health is wealth. WEALTH, means independ-
ence. The keynote is Dr. Bosankos Cough and
Lung Syrup, the best Cough Syrup in the world.
Cures Coughs. Colds, Pains in the Chest, Bron-
chilis and Primary Consumption. One dose
gives relief in every case. Take no other Price
80 cents and $500. Samples Free Sold by N.
Lively.
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AT the Presbyterian Church every Sunday after
noon $3.50, lasting only one hour. This is de-
signed to be an Independent. social informal BIZ
BILE reading. And, since the Bible is our Fathers
will to all, all should come and learn it. LIE,
the church be filled promptly at $50.
T. E. SMITH, Pastor.
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we are requested TO announce that Bishop R.
X. Hargrove, who is to preside at the Florid.
Conference, at Orlando next week, will stop
O,e' a. tallahassee and preach in the NJ E.
church. South, on Sunday next, January Sd.
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Ny wife has been using your Mexican Fee
male Remedy for some time, and likes II splen.
didly. She tells every one that it 10 q perfect
boon TO suffering woman. 8. T. Seay, Halifax
c. 81, Va. August 2. 1854. Sold by N. Lively,
Druggist, Tallahassee, Fla. 86-2w
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We have made arrangements by which we can
furnish Harper's publications and the FLoRIDIAN
at the following rates for 1886:
Magazine and Floridian. ............... $500
weekly and Floridan. ............... $50
Bazaar and Floridian. INSTRUMENTATION. $50
Young People and FlOrdian. ............. 400
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! 20. G.. q. Invariably cures dandru6 letter.
scald head, ring worm, sslt rheum or eczema
together with a ilchings. iPrttatlons end scaly
eruptions Of the scalp. which dcsiruy the hair
and produce .baldnosA Sold BY y. Lively.
Orureint. TallahasDoe, IN. 06-9W
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BY lady, place in a good family Will
teach chidre.', give music lessons on piano, and
assist in domestic affairs of household. 36-1m
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The Cotton Market.
NInDLING.

MIDDLING.
tallahassee December 81. .......... ..o4 10
H la'ns York December - dull, at. .....S S.i6
SS' e" december % steady at........S el6
Mobile December %, quiet at. =;
New Orleans, December ~ quic'' "'''''''o|s
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Mexican Female Remedy sells exceeding
ly well. ". H. Bnrt, M. D.. Dawsonville, Ga,
April 16. 1884. Sold by NJ. Lively, Druggist,
Tallahassee Fla 36-2W
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Record Of Temperature az I"'s"""S'''' e '0''"a
for the past soeek.
,,..a,vstion- taken by W. A. RAwLs, Druggist and
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POTTS. PILLS.
POTTS QUEEN of PAIN.

H. v. R. sCHRADER, STATE AGENT.
This preparation Is equally ecacious for internal
administration and external application. IL is
tain cure for cholera, chorra-morhus. eramps,
sprains neuralgia, face ache, &c. IAprl q, IS "
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Ladies


Gan join club for Peterson's Magazine for 1885.
at the FLoRIDIAN office. Terms, $1.5O
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30 hSoW anu Wm1te OMhOA Sets.
In season Tor Fall planting Now is the time
to put them in the ground. Call early at the
drug store of M. Lively.
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Will buy one dozen copies of the new Constitu-
ton Of Florida, printed 10 pamphlet form, ut the
FLoRIpIAN oQlce, Tall4hasoee.
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Ine young men Of Tallahassee have orr...
ised Polo Club.
city to-day - '''
~ q. L. d. Clarke, of Atlanta, lady OF ex-
celient musical talent and grea. prominence In
society in the "Gate City," has been A. ,he a,
James for a week past.
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An old style Singer Sewing Machine, in good
order A bargain. Enquire at FLoRDIAN Office
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one carload of Horses received, and for sale,
M. M. COBB.
December 81, 1885,
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Religious.

ny the gallon, $1.25; quart IS cents, at
JOE COsTA's
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Fla. Dec. n. 1855.
MASONIC.

pos,lar meetings of JACKSON LoDGK
held on the first and third Mondays in each
nonth at oc'''N W. NJ MCINTOSH, Secretary.
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"a szs sxss
i can wear out u pair d lid shoes 10 TWEEN.
ty-fUur houn ~
|, can keep IL father busy advertising In the
I, cau occapy both "a sScf ~ Slaress. sized
bed manufactured, simultaneously.
ltcxn make the sautAos Of Ito beings wash
bills ZOOS up 70 80 Wssk md no, b feeling Il
oil we'll s r. r~,4fs - 10
second class boarding house keeper in the city,
who never takes children" which. In nine
dreu.
Il can make itsslflook IKE asn1 jus, at the
moment when mamma wants tosshow what q
pretty baby abe haa.~ ~ a
and dve seconds later spoil ihe only good coat he
has got In the world.
II can make an old bachelor 10 the rnsm cd
joining use language thai if uttered ON the street
would get him Ia the peni,entiary for two years.
1t can 60 from the far,hest end of the room to
the foot Of the Stairs 10 the hall adjoining quick
or than It's mother just step 10 the closet and
out again.
II Can g, 10 sleep" like q little angel AID just
as mamma and papa are starting for the theatre
1t can wake up and stay awake until The begin
ming Of the last act.
These are some OF the things that baby can
do. But there are other things - we'll A baby
can make the cnnmonest home tile brightest
spot on earth Il can tighten the burdens Of a
loving mothers life by adding torthem; II can
fatten Its dirty little face against the window
pane in such way that the tired father can see
II as a picture before he rounds the corner. Yes,
babies are great institutions, particularly ones
own baby.
TO SmOkers!
Who want 10 get frst-class article. ask for
Seidenberg's "Cenr de Rose" the hnly Seed
and Havana cigar in the market for cents,
and Seidenbergs Rhine Gold" Cuban made
Havana cigars, which equal the Imported, for
10 cents, at - d. LIvELYs
July 23-tf Drug Store.
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FOR SALE!

III 0llc SITUATED IN MERIDlANNA A SU-
UblkUHI6, burb OF Tallahassee, Fla. and half
mile north Of the town. has beautiful approach
beautifully located mds hill and dale Tie land is rst
class, and now high o cultivation and enclosed
with wire The homestead IL located In magnificent
grove OF live oak trees of hinge proportions and
rounded by Towering shrubs and rnt OF various
kinds. \ fords excel mt later The residence IL
out.hndings. lot iences, stables. &C. all new and
well arranged. This il most desirable place for
Southern home, being In lovely eli and near the
Capital City, noted FIR it- hills AID daer well a. for
it's social. educ ,tional and reigi adva ags The
place alO ha, the attraction Of being located
ders Of beautiful little deep water lake, abounuing
ash and surrounded with high banks as also the facility
For further particulars. apply to
35-1m GEO. A. GROOM. Tallahassee, Fla
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SEED POTATOES

From Hiram Sibley & CO., at
T. H. RANDOLPH g. Co.'S
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OYSTERS.i

VI Justices Blanks always in stock at the Fro.
RIDIAN Office. - '"0 =. 70
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Circuit Court
Palatka Herald.)


Blanks in stock at the FLoRIDlAN Office.
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a Fall n 4

Are the best, fresh supply, at
r. n RAuoo,v n ~.
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n. d. q. r..

nonth at q e' W. NJ MCINTOSH, Secretary.
\. d. q. T..
-Regular meetings of LEON LODGE No. 8,
q nre7v tuesday Epening, at their Lodge Room, ct
are held p-others in good standing invited to
o'clock al E. W. CLARK, N. G.
attsnaMi MclsrosH, JR, R. s.
Regular meetings of AUcnLA ENcAMP-
SB are held the second and fourth Monday Zoe
xsNr No. ch month at their Lodge Room, at O'Clock.
anGs a sc in good standing are invited to attend
All Pstriarcns !" A. j. FISH, c. p.
rr II CuANcEY Scribe
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Peoples Bible Readings

DRUG AND SEED STORE.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-06
Almost Dead.

As Officer Mason was passing east on the
Missouri Psciic track Yesterday about IL
o'clock ne no'icod small boy la log on
the ice as If dead. lie hasiened TO The sup
posed corpse and made IN examination.
Finding the body stIli warm he picked il
up and stsrted for a residence near By
While on the way he was overIaken by a
man named J. O. George, who informed
the offer that the lad was his (GeOrge's)
son. The li't'e fellow was then TAKEN TO
Mr.. Georges resi- lence on the corner of
Main and L,mine streets, and a doctor
called. who soon es;ored the little fellow
10 consciousness. The hoy hsd been skst-
ing on the ice and had slipped down, str,k-
ing his head agsinst the zee vi n such force
a. Ia knock him senseless Although not
able to be nv, the li;ile fellow was much
better las; evening and il is thought he
will recover
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JOE ROBINSON'S DEATH.
The Coroner's Jury Say II Was the
Result OF an Accident.

The verdict of the coroner's Jury EN-
panel-d to investigate the cause of the
death of JOSEF Robinson, the young man
who was killed during the progress of a
charivari at the residence OF a newly mar
ried msn named j. w. Rice, about thir.
teen miles west of this city on Christma as
night last, was m.de public in this city
yesterday. The jury 6uds tia, the fatal
shot wss fired by William Euos, a yours
farmer about q years OF age, who resides
in the neighborhood In which the trsgedy
occurred, and that it was purely the result
of an accident. From the testimony pre-
dueed at the inquest which was held on
saturday last by Justice of the peace Of
Elk Fork tow nship, il was harmed hat the
gun WIS only loaded with powder and
tsmped with paper. The charge took ef
feet in the young mans side breaking three
ribs and driving the m into his lungs, thus
causing instant death.
Mr.. Enos says he does not know whether
he tired the shot himself, or whether it
was fired by some other member of the
party, as every BODY was more or less ex-
cited, and shooting around carelessly.
He will not be prosecuted. as the victims
friends are OF the opinion that if Mr..
Euos did do the shooting that it was don /.
accidentally, as both Of the young men
were on the best of terms
Mr.. Enos is II known In this city,
where bis mother. a lady named Pfeifer,
resides. Her husband Is an employe at
the Missouri Pacific roundhouse.
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Charlie Moore has resolved TO never
sgsin try to beat four aces with jacks and
Fights.
Tom Prentice begins the lev year
with a resolve 10 let his shot gun iest dur
ing 1885.
Jake Siiton, with the new year, swore
of on wearing tight pan aud long tailed
oyt rcoats.
Charlie Yeater has resolved to make it
red hot for delinquent tax payers during
The new year.
The Missouri Pacific conductors have
all resolved to take a "trip "around the
horn" during 1885,
Herman Klink has resolv, d to so die.
himself as ID duce the size of his feet De
fore the close OF the year.
John Burkhart ''swears" he will drink
half and-hali until he is as big as Hickman,
our heavyweight mayor.
Recorder Rauck will, during the year
1885, dispose of DRINKS as follows: plain
IS to 81 ornamental, $40 10 S25.
Charlie Airola, considers himself a
model yourg man, and says it is needless
for him to change his habits in any re
spect.
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Sneak Thieves Nabbed.

Shortly after dark last evening a couple
of TURKEY VS. were stolen from box in front
of Alder & CsmpbelPs grocery store on
r fifth street. The loss was discovered soon
after and the matter reported TO the police.
Later in the evening, Officer Jim Gossage
and Frank Barnett obtained clue which
enabled them TO recover the stolen articles,
and capture the thieves, who proved to be
two brothers named Albert and Arthur
Summers. Quite a scene took place at the
station on the arrival of the two youthful
prisoners there. Their father, John Henry
Summers is confined in the city bastile,
sery ing out S55 fine for drunkenness, aud
as soon as he learned that his two boys
were TO be locked up he commenced crying
and yelling like mad man. He was gem
tied, however, and his hayward oHsprings
given lecture and seLt 10 their home.
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Missing From Michigan.

A deputy sheriff f'om Madison, Dane
county, Michigan, has been in the city for
several days tryi1g to &c. hold of one Jas.
Ramsey, burglar, about 10 years IF age.
Ramsey is wanted Tor bu glarizing a store
of $40. After committing the crime he
fled, but was soon after located In this
county re IT Greenridge. The deputy sher-
fl, accompanied by a S-dalla official, paid
= visit to that lOcal ty Monday, but their
bird had flown few days before
1t is not known where he is at present.
The Michigander left for his home yester-
dsy morning
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TROUGH ON PAIN" PLASTER

Porous and Strengthening, improved,
the best for backsche, pairs in chest or
side, rheumstism, neuralgia. 25c. Drug
gists or mail.
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Died.

E:hel, infant daughter OF Alfred and
Lizzie KilIam, entered into rest at O'Clock
yesterday moruing, OF congestion of the
lungs. Services t the residence, 1914 Ken
rucky avenue, New Years morning, at 10
O'Clock
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From the wors, stages of Heart Dis
ease consider myself cured By the use OF
DR.. Graves Heart Regulator.-T. N.
Towns, Tilton, N. A. Thirty years have
proved the Heart Regulator . sure remedy.
Sold By druggists at 81 per bottle.
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CArARRH o. THE BLADDER.

Singing, irritation, inf 'maIion, all Kid.
ney md Urinary Complaints, cured by
"Buchu Paiha" 81.
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MERRY MASQUERS.
The Band Boys Ball and Banquet
at Sicher's Park.

The second annual masquerade ball of
the Sedalia Silver COrnet band was given
at SIcher's park last evening and was in
every respect all that Its promoters could
wish. The night was grand one for the
occ Isiop, being kind of New Year eve
that one would most wish, cold, clear and
moonlight.
Mr.. John Scheer acted as floor manager,
and made the announcements as the masks
came on the floor.
Miss Hattie Ashworth wss the first an
nouncej, calling herself What is it? A
better name would have been washerwo.
man.
Miss Sue Ashworth took the character of
the Spanish groom.
Miss VI. lockwood, Sewing girl.
Miss L. Carnes. Twin sisters.
Miss Benter, Sailor girl.
Miss b. Bsn'-r, School girl.
Miss s. Herman, Sailor girl.
Miss 8 Lulz slack Domino
Miss III. Lu.., mann, Irish Washerwo-
man.
Chas. Disque Negro dude. A well-ta-
ken character.
G Yopst, BtrDum's clown.
Chas. Pe;zal Clown.
Chs. Rogers, japanese clown.
Grace Ashworth, Jack Frost; ar ex-
tremely pretty costume.
Miss Brown, r ID Riiing Hood.
Miss l.. Backed, Baby.
Miss A. w. Seaman, School Girl.
Miss NJ. Yopst, Old Woman.
Miss Paterson, Italian Peasant Girl
Mace Richards, Irish Jim.
Miss NJ. Frcnk, Mother Hubbard.
H. Smith, Harlequin.
w. Bowman, Clown.
Nick Meisdorf, Irish Coachman.
c. Beldiug, Sack Gent.
II. A. Stryker, Sailor Boy.
T. Kolbohn, School Boy.
Mrs. L. Kolbohn, School Girl.
Miss B. Learman, Grandmother.
Mrs. 5. Schermann, Mrs. L. Schumacher,
Twin Sisters; very pretty costumes.
F. w. Fisher, Jolly Tar.
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Ladies who would retsin freshness and
vivscity. DIN, tail 10 try Wells Health
Renew,r"
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LIFE PRESERvER.

If you are losing your grip on life, try
"W.lls' Health Remover" Goes direct to
weak spots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
MARRIED.

CARTER-SMULLEE-At the residence OF tho brides
mother Wednesday, September 3d. REV James
Ramsay the Rev. James Carter of Merdhain, j. and
this city. y
No cards.
MISREPRESENTATION Tuesday September a.
by the Row Frederick Mortimer Truman Heminway Ia
Honora Irving Harwocd
NEWB0LD-GoULD-A ST. Paal's Church, Troy New.
rorH october 1880. Thomas H. Ncwbol u Br00kdsiu.
neWJersey 10 clenentine Gould. OF Troy New.YorK
KINKEAD-HAMI LToN-In Ponehkeepsie ON Thursd,v
The Rev. Henry L. Ze2enfuss Church Dr.
John klnkea.l to Elise B., eldest daughter lat,
AdOph Hamilton.
MUNROE-KNEELAND-At Trinity Church Lenox
Mass October by the Rev. Justin Field Horny Whitney
MunrOe to Alice Iantor daughter OF the lase Char,cs
kneeland, il, OF New-Y0rk.
NEWBoLD-GoULD-on Thursday October l. Thomas
Zap NeMbod to CemeDtne Could al ST. Pauls Church,
Troy " Y. -
AkLEH-WECKERLE-At the residence OF the brido's
parents. Thursday OctOberi 1885. by tie san
I9rt - D. MI Walter II. Oakley TO Miss Jennie Weckere
RAYNER- MARvIN-At Moatcair, n. j. on Thursday,
Hayner to Ella Holmes daughter OF Dr.. {. A. Marvin
US-CARPENTER-At the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, scarsdGe ~ " october l. according Friends
ceremony II. Franklin TITUS OF WestOnry, T. 70 Phebe
NJ daughter OF Jonathan II. Carpenter.
TURNER-STEARNS-O October /, at the Madison Ave,
nuo Baptist Church by the Rev Dr. Thomas Brooklyn
. Luther GGiteau Turner Of New.Iondon Conn., 10 Nav
Louise. dlughter OF J0hn O. SieaTDs.
VOORHEES, HYATT-At MoIrlstown n. J., october l. By
the Rev. William Durant George T.. Voorhees, IT, to
nete Hyatt, dau ghter OF the late +. Smith Hyatt.
Al notices Of marriages must BE- iaior3sl with JaH
NAM and diLrs33.