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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-12-02
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At the same time and place VIII sell a farm
coufaiIiug u acres more or less. adjoining lands
ef Jesse Slick. Esq, jeremiah Be,key bile, Jos
L"ilr. John Reel, and others, with Dwelling
House and Stable thereon erected. OF which
about IS acres are elesE and ~ acres .n meadow.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-12-02
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE Ofan Order OF Sale Issued out Of
ID the Orphans Court Of Somerset County. Pa
and to me directed. viii sell at Public Sale ai
the hotel Of Richard Caldwell In the Borough Of
Berlin. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-12-02
TUESDAY. ivy ). 1886,

at the late residence Of Henry PenrOd. decd, in
Shade Township. at l O'Clock P. NJ. a farm known
az the hOme farm Of Henry PenrDd. containing %
acres more or lesg with q large brick
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
Court Notes.

Monday was the last day for serving
civil process in the county court.
Yesterday j. b. Mitchell & Go. filed
their suit against j. NJ. Esters ct al,
seeking to recover judgment for the sum
of S27j and dues on first two payments
for Bay State portable engine. The
defendant had given chattel mortgage
on the engine and the suit was for fore
closure. Defendants waived their rights
and accepted service.
In the district court j. II. Markham
brings suit against his wife, T.. A. Mark
ham, and asks that the bonds of matri-
mony be dissolved. The petition sets
forth that on the ith day of December,
1882, plaintiff and defendant were mar
ried in the state of Missouri and that on
the lst day OF April they came to Texas.
The plaintiff further alleges that ON the
24th of last month the defendant proved
herself false to her marital VOWS and was
detected 6agrante delicto with person
unknown to the plaintiff. For this rea-
son and that defendant had at other times
been guilty of the same conduct, the
plaintiff prays for divorce ycneula
matrimonii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
Newspaper Report of the nir Dinner

"All the gastronomic wonders that the
combined skill and ingenuity of best
chefs de cuisine could command were set
before the banquetcrs." You. know the
rest, They over ate themselves. This
brought on indigestion. Indigestion is
followed by chronic dyspepsia Habitual
attendants ON big dinners have sad OK.
perience in this line. But 1t is good to
know what Browns Iron Bitters can do
Tor the confirmed dyspeptic. Mr.. W. G.
WEIGH, Pella, Iowa, was troubled in this
way, but gratefully says, 81 found relief
by using Browns Iron Bltters."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
Arrival of a Noted Physician mt the Pick
wick

WICK.
Our readers have been notified from
time to time that j.. Lyman Wesley, NJ.
D., OF the MiddlescS Health Sanltarium,
Lowell, Mass, would soon visit, Fort
Worth.
The doctor has been summarizing IN Cal.
fornia, dcyoting only part of his time
to his profession In San Francisco. He
had intended returning home with his
family by way OF the Union Pacific, but
while In Atlanta, Ca, last winter he was
strongly urged by patients in Texas to
visit this state; hence, this roundabout
journey home. He win doubles arrive,
by way of III Paso, this morning, when
he will occupy rooms at the hotel Pick
wick. The doctor makes IL a point to
cure those considered incurablc, and yet
he often receives cases that he will not
undertakes lie possesses the wonderful
power of knowing disease ut sight, aud
in no case, however intricate II
may be, does he find II neces-
essary to ask the patien; question, nor
does he look at the tongue nor feel the
pulse. This Is the result OF continuous
contact with disease in its varied forms,
and Is invaluable In the treatment of
chronic diseases, which he treats exclu-
sively, hence he has no warfare to wage
with the medical fraternity. His cases
are such as have become the odium to the
local physician, who has exhausted his
knowledge OF therapeutics without doing
the Suffercfany good. II he is wise he
will see tlrl5 such Of his patrons call on
this eminent specialist. In Atlanta and
other cities lie received as great per
cent. OF patronage from them as from any
other profession or business. The doe
tor uses his own medicines, which are
put up from his own formulas and by his
own chemist, in Lowell, Mass. His cures
are marvellous and at times performed In
stantly. Anyone having a doubt as to
the cause of failing health can have every
thing explained at once. Patients who
are at distance can be treated at home
If desired. Send stamp for MiddleseN
Health Journal or for reply.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
An EuterprisIpg, neIiab,o House.

IL W. Williams & Co. can always be
relied upon, not only TO carry in stock
the hest of everything, but TO secure the
agency for such articles as have well
known merit, and are popular with the
people, thereby sustaining the reputation
OF being always enterprislng, and ever
reliable. Having secured the agency for
the celebrated DIR. Kings New Discoy-
cry for Consumption, will sell It on a pos-
itiye guarantee. II will surely cure any
and every affection OF throat, lungs, and
chest, and to show our confidence, we in
yite you to call and get trial bottle free.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03

pavscnt law until another one could b,
,ha' neu--one that would afo. d relief I,
s snose VINO did not wish to ,isc the water
nurno ~ "orks Tor other than 80. -inslinI
ine discussion was prolonged "a
o .'.,.1 SIDERABLE length and finally dro,s,,sA
Nnnout any action being taken IN ~
Instver' One alderman remarked du,in,,
the discussion that the water was In ,he
pipes ana the people conld use II n thev
desired to, and II they did not II was M
fault of the CITY. vas no
very interesting discussion was
opened Mr., Barter relative to tho onor.
ing up OF Throckmorton, Texas. Tenth
ana Eleventh streets through thar nlo, -,
ground known as CLYDE park 3 ia
demonstrated on map he had draw
how the triangular piece of ground ,yhcra
ule s,IeetS named are brought to an end
couiu ne SO divided as TO make through
streets OF them all without doing any IN.
Justice TO property owners. This was
regarded as an important matter. md
VIII receive municipal attention shortly
Nlty Attorney Caps was granted fur.
ther time to report on the claim of Smith
Barton against the city. The ATTORNEY
was oil the opinion that the claim was mn.
Just and could be defeated in suits. II
was also ordered that in case Mr.. Cams
was called away to defend the damaae
SUIT OF Gus Wimsley against the city for
damages that he be allowed all necessary
expenses. There being no other business
oeiore the council an adjournment was
voted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
colored womcu's srlsslonary socie,, .

The Women's Missionary society held
their first annual meeting In the Mount
pisgah Baptist church yesterday. There
was quiic large number present. IL
was Thought best by the members pres
ont not to make n permanent, organization
at this meeting, but TO simply have a
temporary meeting and appoint com
mittes 10 draw up constitution and by
laws, and report ut the next annual SEES
sion OF the association.
The following temporary officers were
elected Mrs. H. Smothers. president
Miss 4. Douglass, SECRETARY, and Mrs. NJ.
L. Daily, treasurer. Miss r. l.. Hall of
Corsicano delivered very appropriate
address,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03

III INT IttSutNs
Nearly year ago a difficulty occurred
in this county, near Arlington, between
two young men, one of whose name was
Dan Wilkinson. 1t appears that Wilkin-
son and the other party whose name our
reporter failed to learn, were very atten-
tive to the same young lady, and acct
dentally met in the public highway. The
name of the young lady was preached by
one OF them, and from quiet discussion
the interview drifted into an angry alter
cation Hard words were exchanged
and in reply TO most insulting term,
Wilkinson struck his rival with the butt
end of black-snake-whip. The stricken
man then seized "A piece of fence rail and
advanced ON Wilkinson, who drew re-
volyer and fired, in6icting Il severe wound
though not fatal, on his opponent. The
grand jury met and returned u true bill
against Wilkinson, charging him
with assault with intent to murder.
Not wishing to stand trial he
fed the country, and until few days
since has managed to eyade the OIL
GERS of the law Last week he showed up
in Ellis county, and was "spottedn by De-
putty Sheriff McGue, who sent word to
Sheriff Maddox that he was there. A
warrant was forwarded TO Ellis county,
and Yesterday Wilkinson was brought to
this city by Deputy Sheriff McGue, and
turned over to our officers In default OF
bail he was consigned to the county jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
An Answer Wanted.

Can anyone bring us Il case of kidney
or liver complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? We say they
can not, rs thousands of cases already
permanently cured and who are daily
recommending Electric Bitters will
prove, Brights diseases, diabetes, weak
back, or any urinary complaint quickly
cured. They purify the blood, regulate
the bowels, and act directly on the dis.
eased parts. Every bottle guaranteed
For sale at soc. a bottle by II w. vii.
liamS Y Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03

time since, Nit Holmes, a well
western stockman, was arrested
Esay on capias issued from the
Fly district clerks office, charg-
nslln the theft of twelve hundred
goats, the property of G. w.
lala Of this city. Holmes was
lis county where he gave bond
4 I tveased. Since the arrest of
~ ms city, Waterman filed an
s ri.r against him charging him
aaallng. Papers were issued and
= 1c sheriff of Ellis county, who
Avllnes and brought him to this
I,uly evening and turned him
pepaty-Sheriff Rowen Tucker.
4 sA'eocnd and was released.
XXI 70 the interrogatories of a
~porter, Mr.. Wilderman stated
year ago he purchased one
au OF nanny goats from
We representation that five
n - y .hem were one-half bred
2,n,.s rs other five hundred were
4 AK pred, or better, Angora
~ y act," concluded wilderman,
\ 4 es,' nothing but the lowest
\ S.,,'al aoh Mexican goats, hardly
.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
'at WATER wRANGLE.

4, n. 'euncil Tackle the Probien, Rnt
h ~ Unable to soiveIt, Drop II. q
VVuncn, as per adjournment,
ny afternoon with the mayor
\ seSt .l ana all members of the coun-
mn N.Y. pie, Mr.. Alexander.
+ "a ~ . aieid remarked that he was
II H. ~ Water-works committee,
y 4, y nave the question of water
. h ,lp.r1laakllng purposes only, set
b. sooS Vu mat there were people
~ dISe clsterns on their premises,
|eak,iss,n NOT use the river water save
4 Aosss purposes, and objected pay
~ 10 ~ privileges when they were
NJ snr;n, lgnes asked what the rates
itas, I'm purposes, and WAS in
sot h., q. were twenty-five cents a
w. x year. He then stated that
saaSe' Su y way in which the works
thEIia'u u present, no man could
Iehouss privileges unless he also
a ~ M privileges, no matter II he
\ aierarSass water In the house. Mr..
d soms r,... mis- as a hardship and
F'asd ! ., ssneay should he provided.
IA teco sparate license for sprink-
n II l.llended that no water
star. 'ssaed for a shorter period
bso-
fsiente n opposed the proposition
siofily ~ Is ~ and was secopded
iarored working in under the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03

don't yer done forgot H. III der Is any
NJ dem Brohipishimuss fellers here, let
um come oud und shoN up. Dots shust
der Kind OF cr bin val yer put IN der hair
dot am, aud don't y,S forgot Il, uddcr. y
At this stage OF the game the reporter
lett, and as to what occurred afterwari
he smith not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
And sam TheY Cnme.

Mr.. Samuel ID. Cheseldinc, late OF
London, Ohio, is another OF the many
who are daily arriving in our city TO
locate permanently Mr.. Chcscldne,
who Is an old merchant, comes in advance
OF very large stock OF merchandise in
which business he viii engage permanent
ly and for which purpose he * now
lifting up the storeroom Immediately
south of and adjoining the Chase Trading
company's store on Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
SUNDAY. school Convention.

The Sundny-school convention of the
Northwestern Texas Baptist asssociation
was called to order at Mount Pleasant
church yesterday by the president, and
after the usual form of opening the read
Ing of essays was resumed. The regular
order OF business was taken up again.
The whole affair was conducted in a
busincss-llkc manner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
SYMMETRY AND HARMONY.

Mrs. e. ID. Brown Has Received To day
Three cases new goods--new style hats
and bonnets, plumcs, feathers, birds
wings. tips, ornaments, flowers, ribbons,
laccs, gold cord aud braid scarfs, flchns,
handkerchlefs, collars, corsets and under
wear. Ladies are invited TO come and
see. One upright plano for rent. One
pleasant room 10 rent, at SlG Houston
street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
The city Hospital.

The city hospital is situated just two
miles from the courthouse on the contin-
uation of Maine street outside the city
line south. The situation is splendid,
commanding the breeze from all quarters.
The building is one-story in height and
affords apartments for twenty-five. The
room Is white-washed and kept as clean
as close attention can pay It. The pa
tients are well attended and looked alter
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker have had charge
OF the hospital nearly two years, ana de-
serve great credit for their work. Very
few of the citizens of Port Worth have
any knowledge that the city is supporting
so excellent an institution.
DR.. Slauter, the city physician, visits
the hospital every day and gives every
patient the best OF attention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03

Bowel Complaints cuivd and prevent
ed by Duffy's Pure Malt whisky RECON-
mcndcd by leading physicians. Sold by
druggists and grocers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03

For monuments and headstones oil the
best American and Italian marble,
granite, and iron railing 90 to ITanway s
Roberts, 81 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03

when gsllnf ~ soaf lo,crs evos,
How soon his stsss N fati,arc die.
Il there's no swctitgss nj tour breath!
IL by your falling teeth be shown
That SOIODONr 10 you's unknown.
And that your mouth Is suffering death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03

If your fine watches are out OF repair
take them to Jno. Howard, next TO Cat
tie Exchange
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
-, INTERVIEWED.


dlEK INTERVIEWED
a n. NJ the examination, a re
y ~ o,,,.rrr songht and oh
Il ~ ~ oNA -, ~ aoo,,sod !,
u a slerlew WIN wy "00"''" ~
4 bhis troubles. ,,.,.t,, :.
4 q said the elliissaiy, Wy, W.. ~, ~ :.
Il < III not ueinanu a.. a., S ~,
i aslg siter your a a., 5os,,,,no , oon-
4 sI,ct cs'ise ior my ue we y, = 'on .
4 4 W ease Is DeoauSe WV no,
4 n 70 trlal 'inIil SUI! SUI ' ~, as
tonpleiely ciear NY 9eii W -, ~ ', s,
i usiieT. 4 only aMui, p"i'ies iioi'
I and Virginia, NOV ,, -
j nc some1l'ins aooa. yOu, 49,, Ia, ,,
ii Hu came W ~ ~ Vo'''
i Aewpororlai ,cnu' 100 man.
shHRlsnio DC oiu',i,u A., ny q ,it.io
4 yIcalelessness, salu va. Jou I ii '''i,'
4 BO think lh.Ie is q suU" iot VI , Ilii-
mafNrt' W men wy iVl ualiies-
Saa nsrqay hlsn., ! ilieius.e ',
% sllepu 10 liat'ols 'o .,i
3AHe ana nau 'iiousi' ~ so..ieH
NJ irest wus uiseu W seNelai
..wgoaway wa. nisny, Al o.v1 ~, ~
psgifom inal Internal ui''A,, .,n
lnareWs ! an peliIois sa.,Sneu
tNease win oe aiiii. "a .oo'.i.u' 10
WOMAN loiaoH,uaiiI o o,,, ',ioiv -
Iginagn. YET out you 1''l teiy upon
|ae slsfulns 1--WE WIN spoii oe We
~ lN Moli.an roe go H.. ~ t ar 'ao
tunes slllcc my aIiGs.,pus iu.ieu ~
= Sy = Molu. nav ieques.eu
PUT no. 70 ., auiii s1 nei " NY PES
'sne = anAious III u l,io,,l,sS,
|ss = upon III! oiiaiao'el sllousn
VII accep. NO 'eiIuS o'lier wan
lae courts ain pl.P%lc'' W
ua1 CerIain Pai'ies l"el' hIVMn
||tlged ner 70 o.eeo ne W lollo"
's', anu =, 'lilease .., g ), e.o.,as
IDou, " oe InarIieu anu llau means
Sonu " easily SLY. mace 10 give ner
a a 4, sue ,oo Maa' s,. can a .,
'H'' 'ue po'no.,uooN anu Iih
I u meio iesuilie' oeIore l
|'na Y ine IN person pelore TWO
'u !. y toP p,, n@s iisseau ~
y, ,. a'vnes ION ION, no, PAU ner pms .i
F, n notei anu livery tliat
~ Y. nary ii pMyel' Milcil nc lciI Town,
ne 70 look out for her until his re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
flzIEB TALKS
IosraaIIn undergOes a
...''sIrar examination
yesterday.
,0,erviswed by a Gazette
FA''''. A BIacIsmaiiing
scheme

~ editor Of the Northwest
~. "a .eyeral days since on the
'l'' .,',.,nlng money under false
" - n. brought before Squire
M .',l,y afternoon for prellmi-
's,',.,,ion. Several witnesses
,sed on the part of the state,
',' ~ case was argued and sub
~ Justice. Squire Nance
...,,er under adyisement and
Y III. decision this morning at Q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03

Go to the Crescent restaurant aud try
dinner TODAY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03

Every first-class dealer sells Opera Ppn
cigarettes. Avoid injurious limitations
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-03
! O NSU M p TON,

havo pVss'Ve Fsuy or The Above tseaNe By Ne uti
hosadH Of Of the kind aud Of long sabdibg
bee cured Indeed faith Ia ts oehJ
BAT VIZ ssnd TWO BpT1IKs FaEK i0s ethnr With YAL
rsss p o. sddrsss DIl y, a. sLncUM tn PaArint VI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-02
Eenul 41ntiern.


STATED OF VERMONT, The Honorable
nt.Tpt,., ,r ,.uirr,,,,.> the Probate Court
for the district Of
Chittcudru.
To the heirs ANA al persons interested in tI,,
estate OF Nathan r. Tracy, late of Shclburn,
III said district, deceased.
GHEETING:
Whereas, application hath been mad, to hi,
court III writing 10y the CNcCutrIN Ol the lH-I
will of said deceased. praying for license
aud authority to sell thc real estate
of sand deceased. including the r.-
version Of tn" wi lows duwcr therein
FOR IA" pay mcnt Of debts ana charges OF adj
min~tl1tiOu, and setting forth therein th.
amount II debts du" from tn" said deceased
the charges of administration. the amount %.
personal estate ana the situation Of the r".l.
estate.
WhrrcupOn, tn" said cullr, appointed ans
assumed th" 18th day Of .HuLlN. IsNj. at the
ffv'nt" out rooms in said district. to- hrju
"h'i u'tldr upon said application ami petit iuu.
Hill pIdrfrn public notice thereof 10 be- given
10 persons interested therein. 10y publishing
>,ll pidrr, together with the time ana place
,i Ht"Ilh-, thrtr weeks successfully in tn.
huFHnEt"h llrr Press, newspaper which
'htllut"~ in the nvighhoIhOud uf those per
sons Interested IN said estate. all which ,,uN
uratl"u~ shall be- previous To- the day assigned
for hearing.
therefore. Nuu are hereby notified tuuppnil.
before Hald rUlnt AT TN tiiIc and place assign
r'I, lhtll ana there IN said court. to give bond,
~ tn" law directs. for thr UuNucut of tb,
drhis Hud charges of administration. and
make your objections to- the granting of >uci
license. II NON 500 c.ilI~r.
/ Given under MY huuG at the Probate. Cuur.
rooms. TINS Ut day of Dacnmh". i,NI.
:Gwiw Hrgittor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-02

STATE or NEhMONT, 70 all persons
DlNrRir1 or ,IITTENDEN. concerned in tine
estate on Charles e. Gray h.rui huntingdon
OF said district. dorcfl~rd. GEEErtNt,:
~ IL Probate Court. holden at Burlimutun
Wlthiu and for the District of Chittrrdcu. on
IN" @tth day of D"ccluhrr, lN-l nm instrument.
puipurin% to b." the last will ana tt-ta-
mcut ni' h"ri"S {. Gray. listc Of Burlington, in
>aid district. deceased, was presented - the
court aforesaid for probate: and it is or
drl"d 10y said court that the 10th day Of jan
uar}; la~l. at the Probate Court ruunlS IN
salu burlington, br assigned for proving said
INSTRUMENT; and that motto" thereof hr uiNru
10 an persons concerned. 10y Publishing this
order three weeks >UCcc~-iNrly in tine Buriuy-
ION free. fl''N>. newspaper printed At
pointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified To- an
pear before ~Hld court. at the time and pii,t"
aforesaid. ANA contest the probate of >.tid
will. II you have citu>c.
Given under my hand at Burlington. in >uii
district this 2lth day Of, December Ie-4.
2dW5W GEO. W. WALES. RrgiStrr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-02
DIR SHIPPING INTERESTS.
Our wooden ships Thought To Nurpass all
Others in Point of Safrty-tmeri
cas- Merchant Marinc-1hc Re
:.

cas- Merchant Marinc-1hc Re
port of the Commissioner
of Navigation.
WAsHINGTON, -. c., Dec. 2S.-Alr. jar
Wis pattpn. commissioner of navigation,
has Just completed his first annual report.
He begins by saying that the recent ship
ping act which went into operation at
nearly the same date with the organiza-
ton Uf this bureau in July last, has not
been in fore sufficient time to show the
effect upon Shipping that may he expected
to result from its various measures of re
lief An unfortunate depression in the
shipping business of the world brought ON
to Il great extent by production in
the yards of Great Britain, will probably
help to delay still further the expected
benefit. rhe commissioner thea gives Il
sketch of the history of American and
English shipping and at the conclusion of
it SAYS: "Thc American merchant
marine of the present time, although it
has not in later years kept pace with that
of Great Britain is second only to hers
Notwithstanding the disadvantages that
American shipbulders have had to con
tend AGAINST. the high character of their
vessels has been maintained. our wooden
shipS are probably the best and safest YES
sells atOat, and the comparatively new
iron ship building works of the country
are beginning to turn out steamships and
other iron craft of Il very high class.
Letters with tables compiled uuOlliCially
are annexed to the report showing the
relative performance and risk by vessels
of different natiOnaliticS. The figures
given appear, the commissioner says, to
prove that the American wooden ships do
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-02

Mrs, o. y. Chase died recently at her
home at shiloh, Alabama, with heart dis.
ease, Mrs, Chase W@s Il sister of Mrs.
seymour Washburn of Nergcuncs. also of
the late Edwin seymour, Esq, of Brook
lyn, y. y, Il gentleman well known in the
political and business circles of that city
She had resided some 10 years IN Brook
lynn, when her husband went South and
purchased large plantation and during
the excitement of the Hayes campaign he
was elected To some office by the Repubi-
cans, \ few evenings after lac was taken
by IA party of "kukluN' and murdered
Prof, John Dewey of Michigan l'nivcI-
sity responded 10 the toast "NermOnt' al
the annual banquet of the New England
society of Ann ArbOr on the 22d and IL
some said, made the Wtticst and best
speech of the evening, though among tn,
speakers were Judge Cooley and BishuI
Harris Mr., Dewey, rs we are glad Il
learn, is making his mark as a successful
instructor at Ann Arhor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-02
Two Chicago Ladies Overcome IA sneak
Thief.

CHICAGO, Dec. 29,-Paddy Allen stole up
behind two ladies on lIalstcad street yes
terday and violently wrenched from the
shoulders of one them an elegant scalskn
dolman. The two ladies pursued him and
ONcrtaking him set upon him most Nigor-
ously. He soon called for quarter and his
shouts brought the police to the scene. 1t
was found that Allen had been stabbed
Il score of times apparently with stillettos.
were two exceptionally pretty young
women.