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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-31
ROAD NOTICE
State of Kansas, Phillips COunty,-ss:
lIice OF COUNTY, lerk. OctoBer eth. IS

State of Kansas, Phillips County,-ss:
flee OF County Jerk, October Sth. 1875.
NO lCA is hereby given, that on the 5th day of
October, 1885, q pet ton signed by q. IS O..
Foard of County Commissioners OF the County
and State aforesaid pruyi tor the location OF Il
certain road, described as follows, viz:
Begin ing al the south east corner Of section
., town 4, range Is Thence west on sc ito
line 10 the southwest cor. er of section g, town
1, sc Is.
Nhcreupon said Board OF County Commission
ers appo nted the following named persons, viz:
viewers w tb i6srrurTi,Ts 70 meet IN eo,inIcrioT
with the County Surveyor. at the beginning OF
said road in solomon township, Monday, the
2 tn day of October, A D., 1885, agd proceed 10
view said road and give TO al parties a hearing.
BY order of the
BOARD OF COUNTY COM ISSIONERS
j. W. LOWE, County Clerk.
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about the thing, taking for granted
that the writing is done by spirits.
PiaVchette is merely a puzzle. TO be
Investigated as any other scientific sub
jeet would be, on the same sort Of
evidence, and weighed BY the same
judgment. Don't admit the element
Of humbug and witchcraf5 and nom
sense and superstition into your soul.
Thus YOU will not be likely to lose
your head. even when amusing your
self with plauchette. 1t IS a fasc.nat-
ing study in PSI Geological science. Moth
ing more. Ii may be that there are pow
ers aud forces in the human orr aniza-
ton that have hitherto been uudevelOp-
Ell IN ali but q few exceptional cases.
IL may lie that we are on the verge Of
some marvellous discoveries in mental
science. So much it is safe TO admit.
The board writes be ia the position
shown, with two hands, a right and
left, upon it. What does the writing
nobody knows. The best authorities
have concluded that it is done uncsn-
sciOusly BY the person whose hands
are upon the board. A nervous tlllid
is supposed to pass from the hands
and form a current that moves the
board. The explanation at best ia a
lame one. Bat this much is certain:
Planchette writing as an entertain
ment Can do no harm as long as the
experimenter does not let 90 his com
mon sense and put a superstitiOus
faith In its revelatiOnS.-U icE Observer.
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The PIanchette.

There are some indications that the
mysterious little planchette board. like
roller skating, is coming into fashion
again. No adequate explanation Of it
has ever been received, though many
have been offered. The construction
is as you see, a plain, heart-shaped
cedar board fixed upon two metal legs.
to which are adjusted wheels that
move easily and lightly in all direc-
tiOns. At the point of the heart a hole
is made, and a sort of round case is
fixed to hold an ordinary pencil firmly.
That is all there is Of it.
Put a pencil at the point, as you see,
put two hands upon the board. as YOU
also see. After keeping the hands
lightly and quietly IN their places few
minutes, planchette Will often begin
te write Ii usually scribb les out yes
and no. and senseiess gabble OF one
sort or another. to which no import
ance must be attached. It is claimed
positively, however, that the board
has written Intelligent answers to
questions, which those holding their
hands upon it could not possibly be
aware Of. 1t may be. But, before
believing this Is true, ask some qUes-
uiOns and see for yourself. lt is one
Of those cases "a which the word of no
second person must be taken. Above
All do rot have any suPeEsitiOEs
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{ tate of Kansas. Phillips County,-ss
Office of 3 our ~ Clerk, ctOber tn,

State of Kansas. Phillips County,-ss
Office of cur " Clerk, -ctOber tn, 'S5.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 5tu day Of
CLObcr, lsS Il petition sigued by j. F. Lehman
and tive ty-hve others, presented to thc
Board of County Commissioners of the County
and state aforesaid praying for the location of "a
certain road, described as follows, viz:
beginning at the south eas { corner of township
4, range H. thence west township line six
miles, terminating at the southwest corner Of
town 4. range Is.
hereupOn said Board OF County Commission
ers appointed the following named persons, viz:
j. ~haWkcy, j. -. Bradley and +. +. Hughes
viewers. with instructions to meet, in con iu
ton with the county Surveyor, at the beginning
o. said road i'm solomon township Wednesday
the 18th day of October, A. ID. Is ., and proceed
10 view said road, and give TO all parties hear
ing. BY order of the
80 ARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Oct-lO j. W. LOWE, County Clerk.
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Gharehes.

baptist services, rev. n b. uomau will preach
-OaL the Presbyterian church, on state street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, the urst Sunday III every
month az II o clock a IN. ~
EOresbyterian Church. or State street between
L Fourth and Fifth. Preaching by the Pastor,
Rev. Theodore Bracken, every Sunday at II o CLOCK
g. m, excepting the first sunday IN each Ao4LH IN;
sabbath school everY unday at 10, q. II. I-2l
NJ &. Church, corner of Third and G streets.
III PREACHING by the Pastor, Rev W. Il. Allen,
every Two weeks at IL o'clock, q. N. Sabbath
echcol every Sunday at 10, a m. General prayer
meeting every Thursday evening. Young IOtks
prayer meeting each Saturday evening. ~
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Resolution 5.h Of ths u. s. B. Associ-

Resolution oh of the u. S. ,. Associ-
alton held al Grand Center, Osborne
County, Kansas, Oct. 5rd, 1885.
That we as a Babtiat denomination
stand firmly by the Prohtbit0ry laws of
the State OF Kas., enacted by our Legis-
latures and do all in our power, 10 have
them enforced By legal authority, beliey-
ing II 20 be the greatest benefit That we
can pI esent 70 the young and rising
generation outside Of, but nB2t 70 the
religion OF Jesus Christ, and in this hold
mp TO the world the standard Of moral
ity throughout the bounds Of on. greab
and growing Stale.
CHAs. MOORE,
GEO. W. GRAHAM, : Com
IL. KYLE.
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Land ONO at KlEwln Kan.as.

DCLOUcT -ILn I-hl.
Notice hereby given that the following, AIMED
settler has filed office of her intention 10 make
Il al p OCT f.. supPO o her aim, and thar suid
proof Will be made l.. tore Clerk instr CT .urt 0I
Probate j udgc at Phil iPsburg, Kansas, utur-
day November 18th 80. VIZ:
ELLA Y. FULLER
D & 1875, Or the eis nelt lies sex OF section is
town sCEth, range is west. she l4umes the fol
lowing Witnesses 10 prove her continuous resi-
de Gee upon, cultivation said ianu, s
Joseph Young Gilbert Vincent, James Woods ana
tOhn kCudreyy, al. of PhillipsBurg, Kansas.
JOHN BISSE IL, Register
Lewis 81 Korns, tvs. oct-IT
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Land OMce at KirwiA Kansas.

Oct. 18th, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the lOllowinv-numed
settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
p'oot viii be made before the Register or Receiver
at Hire in, Kansas, on November 18th, 70 :, viz.
SAMUEL MOORE,
ID lg6 for the sex section -, town 3, range It.
lie names the folio ing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, d cultivation of sale
land. viz: VIM. Post, Cornelius Haley, b. Multi
gan and y. Lloyd, all of Phillipsburg kansas
10 n BIssEIL, Register
VIM. Risscl. Atty. oct Il
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Arrival and Departure OF Mails.

Mail east and west via. c. p No. Pacific r. r..
arrives ! a. m, leaves tsp. m, daily.
Alma and psburg-Arrives p No., Mon
davg and Fridays; leaves ] p.
Long Island and lpsburg-Arrivcs - m. and
leaves p m, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SaJur-
dsys.
DAYS and Fridays; leaves a. M, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
yFaenersville and Philipsbuagh-Arives . p m.
and leaves 3 o. m on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Post Once Hourz-flpena a. M closes al X p
m Sundays opens e. m. and p NJ clo-es lh
= m and 1880 p. m. Money order business closes
atGp. IN. No money order or register letter bust
N'-- ii. c. SPAULDI>G. P. n.
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The Surveyors OF the Hiawatha e
Denver road reached this city 5Fednes-
dayo They commenced work - 49,
wood kaWliHs county The engineer
says from ali the Information Be his
possession the road will certainly 30
bnilt. -diaWatha World.
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IUI3I e. 8 ISt5.
office S hereby given that the following IA m
ed scJt er has ded &c OF his intention to make
final proof ia support Of his ca IN, and that said
proof will be made b=iOre the District or Pro ate
ourr at Phil ipsJurg Kansas, o. November 2IsU
1880. viz
ETA A WILSON,
Hid 1858, the j. hf S or sec. 4, NE or NJ CT
sec 9, MN ar NV ar TO- I, Il. He names the Pc -
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous RS
'deuce upon and cult alton or said land, viz:
jackson umbO, Ot Republican City, Neb Jos
cover of Republican tIty, y eb John f. RumoO
o Republican city, Me-; and Il. N. ishcp O
Republican CITY, ~ eb.
JOHN BIssELL, Register.
Lewis Il Korns Att'ys oct-lO
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CrrnrisaI - MINING

Jones (whO sometimes drinks to exc
eess)-'sl was coming home from the
club last night and I saw ghost ten
feet tall Surprised. are Ou3'
BroWu-4tEO. not in the least.
wouldn't be surprised st anything you
saw coming home frQm Tie club. -
Greshia.
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MOO OCT. 9, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice OF her intention to make
anal proof in support of her claim. and that said
proof will be made be ore the register or Recei-
yer AZ KirWin, Kansas, on Nov 2Ist, So viz;
JANE RAY,
Hid. 1S14S, for the NV i ne 4 sec 81 r 4R1S.
he names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon, ana cultivation Of sale
land, viz: o. SteWur and Geo ain , u II, O Mar-
vim, kas, AID T. II. Hedglin and E Applebee, OF
PhlihpsburS. Kas. john BIssELL, Rs ister.
Dodge Mcbride & apen, Attys. Oct-1T
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La.d 30 at KirwIn. kansa.

lUl y Oct. J., 1879
Notice is hereby Il, en- that the Onowing AIMED
settler has filed office of her intention make
mai proof in support of her claim, Hnd that said
proof Will be made before Eegist.r or Re eiyer at
hirwiu, Kansas, on November 21st, 1855, viz:
NARY kEY Mold,
Hid. 9S41, for the NV or &c 70 Town 3 Range Il.
she names the following witnesses TO prove her
continuous residence upOn and cult Walton of, sale
land, viz; Vim. Addle and j. d Maugus, of Kir-
win, Kan, II os Rsly, OF PhillipsbuFg Kan, aEG
Frank AdcC, of kirwiu, Kan.
JOHN B.ssELL, Register
q he Mcbride =. Attys. oct
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SAFE or SCHOOL LAAD.

COUNT TREASURED OFFICE
Philipsburg, kan, Oct 10th, l-S5-
Notice is hereby given that viii otfer for sale,
on tuesday, ovember 10Th. 1>s5, between the
hours OF U M. and p. m, al the Treasure
once, in lhil psburg, the following described
choOl Land. to-Jcfr.
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no DDS VII Be received Tor lees than the %
praised value per acre; value o. improve nents
unst be paid 10 full ID. l. SMITH,
County Treasurer.
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Secret Soeistiss.

N H. r., Phillipsburg Post, Ne. e, meets at
u their hall in PhLlpsburg, each saturday eve
ming after full moon. All sOjOurniHg comrades
are invited 10 be present. j. w. lowe, i. i.
j. hi. Sallee, AdJt. ~
n. r. & A. NJ, PhIllipsbuFg Lodge, No. 1s4, hold
Irregular meetings at their hall, on Saturday on
lr before the full moon in each month. Nislus =
brethren are cordially invited TO attend Frank
strain, w NJ f. Il. VI. butcher. Secretary. T-2l
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elbow do you explain his succcssP
Hes not man of ability. is he?''
emo; not by long shot, but"
''But whdtP''
81 tell YOU lac can just more than
smirk and look nObby."
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-31

The Citizens Bank can put a NOR >
gage plaster on your farm with neatness
and dispatch aug15-H
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PENCILLISGs FROM LIFE

! A4aNAA LiAlL-lALaI II AAAE4 LIZ
CHOW do you explain his suoccssP
Hes not q man of ability, Is hep"
''NO; not by a long shot, but
''But whdtP'
+ II tell you lac can just more than
smirk and look hobby"
/ ''Did you hear the Thursday evening
discourse. Mss Johnson"
eyes, sir. -
''Ihe theme-was 1t before OF after
the fali?"
oh. it was before the fall. profess
sOr, Tor hadn't been TO the rink uE all
then"
''SpeH 'furze, 80 said tho stripping
school teacher to the barefooted boy
with IL W hole in the knee OF his pants.
Fur e, furze, said the boy, ru0-
I bing the flies from one leg with the
other foot.
''What does it meanP''
Please, sir, it's what grows on your
face"
''Niisler says he was sighted at your
I house the other night, Brigsley."
''Shghted?''
Eyes. He says the company didn't
show MIN any attention, and he feels
( bad about it. -
'.He does. ehP Well. he's too much
of a fool to know when he is used
right. He got blamed nigh as much
attention as the dOg does in GOOZeler's
family. and they haIn'l got a CHILD to
their name. What more could the
Teller askP"
Sometimes a whole volume can be
urHraagtaH ITsfg A ~ ryff D
a line poultry yard, near the roadside,
was accosted, IS he stood admiring his
favorites. by Il solemn figure on horse
back, who pulled rein at the fence, and
remarked.
''Nice birds, my friend; nice birds;
and YOU We got a tine lot of them, too. F"
Yes, rather" returned tue poultry
man. care you tOnd Of chickens,
sir?''
I've preached the gospel forty
years, my dear sir-fOrly years in
May"
lyon say that you was fOroibly
NO, sir; don't say nothing Of the
Didn't I understand you to say
that he removed you with viOienceP''
81 don't know what you under
stood, but didn't say that.
IL inferred from what you told me
that he used force to compel your
exit"
II don't see how you got that into
your head, for didn't say nothing of
the kind.
You didn't go out Of your own aO-
cordP''
Not by tarnal sight
''Ihen how did you gee OutP'
''Why, gosh it al, he kicked me
out"
We'll, I want to know if he didn't
''No, III be shrunk If he did. He
used his foot. -
Flows this, Dooseieyp" said man
to phOtOgra pher who had lodgings in
his gallery. You're looking as though
you hadn't a fir end on earth. What's
the matterP No bad luck, 1 hope"
That's Just what il is. don't be-
lieve any man ever had such bad luck
as 1 do. Nothing goes right
''EXplaIR yourself
''Well, to begin with. I married q
woman who could discount the old
Nick himself in keeping things red
hot, but last summer she began to get
feeble IN her breathing works. and 1
picked up a little rope. The doctor
said she had consumption and couldn't
live six months in that gallery. She
must have a change of climate and
fresh ar, or I'd find Grape on my hat
before 1 knew it. Well, sir, from that
minute I began sleeping her next to
The chemicals, and I'll be fOg2ed il she
didn't get fat on it. There's no uge in
a man trying to brighten up when
things 20 against INN that way
Chicago Ledger.
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''Spen 'furze, a." said the STRIPPING
school teacher to the bare oOted boy
with IL W hole in ghe knee OF has pants.
''F-u-r-z-e, furZe. said the boy, ruo-
bing the flies from one leg with the
other foot.
''What does it meanP"
please, sir, it's what grows on your
face.
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NOTIEFOR PUB LIATI q. 81. IO9I9.

LAND OFFICE AT KIRwTE, Kansas, sept. 18th, 1881
Notice is hereby give that the followi- s-naIned
settler has filed notice of his teutiOu To make
dnul proof support his claim, aad that
proof " u be made AefOre register or receiver At
kiTWin, Is BE- sus, o., Nov ID, 1875, VIZ:
NtW Ton d. kAUi lie,
Id 21155, for the : sec p II ; Il ~. " lie names
the GLOWING tHCsses TO prove his continuous
residence upon aud tivuCiOn of, sad laHd viz:
Alexander BrOwI Pa tarnsWorth aud FraJ
lame Of hockports Kansas aud Andrew NEEDLES
of Marvin, Kansas.
sep l06-w JOHN b ssELL, Register.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-31

''Did you hear the Thursday evening
discourse. Mss JOhnsOn?'
stNy..- zf,.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-10-31

''Ihe theme-Was lt before OF alter
the fali?"
'Oh. it was before the fall. profess
then"
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Land Office at Eirwin. Kansas.

1915 October Gth. 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the .ollOwing-n0m-
settler has fled notice OF her irt tent on to make
Ii al proc. j.. support of her claim, and that said
proof VIII be made before the -egi~ter or Receiver
at hirEEiu, Kansas, on November 81. less, viz:
SABRA BLACKMAN
mother and sole heir o. Amy T.. Walton. deceased
lie 1910, tor the se& sec q, town S, rargc 70
west She names the following witnesses To prove
her co Jinu0us residence upOn, and cul ivariO Of
said land, viz: Sheldon henderson, John Fin ey
Cook cary, and Henry Williams, all OF Big end
p. o.. Kansas.
oct17 JoHN BIsSEII, Register.
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9rptssaioHaI Gards,

II Wuiace, NJ D., Physician and urgeon.
Al Special attention given TO the diseac IS OF WO-
nen. Phuips5urgh, Kansas
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III. a.
" EaDaua. ,usineBs before L. 5 Land Office
a choice LOT Of lands Tor sale on reasonable tcr--s
AL correspondence promptly answered. 7-5J
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L7IIuU DAVIS, Attorney at Law. OMce, + ST
II Side Public Square, PhilhpsDuTg, Kansas,
Over Post o he Buuding.
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VTnn. Blsscn, Real Estate and Loan Agent.
w Business before the L s. Land = lice at kir-
win, Kansas, and cfOre the Department at Wash
inston. d. c., promptly transacted. al
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man named Charles w. Dill yesterI =
morning lett Providence Hospital aud startol
10 the Capitol TO see q friend, lie asked col.
ored man TO accompany him and the latter
persuaded him TO leave his satcholl in the Con-
pressioral Hotel, telling him that It made him
look ike u tramp. lie lett The sitchel con-
tanning $40 In money and all ofhls underwear.
and when he returned for il ne discovered
that the colorcd man had been there before
him ana had escaped with II
Mr.. A. kaufman, the popular East Wash.
ingtor clothcr, has begun II suit for damlgaS
against the District for improper grading of
the alley back of his establishments which
caused the recent flooding Of hi store aul
damaging his stock TO the amount Of &5,OjJ
Cards have been issued announcing the
wedding of Miss ode daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles H. Smith Of 32l A street south
cast, TO Mr.. Charles A, McNamee, This event
Will take place tonight ut the residence OF
Mr., and Mrs. Smith,
Prayer meeting Tonight at the Fourthstreot
NJ, L. Church at $50 p. m, Rev, NJ, f, b. Rice,
pastor,
Six arrests in East Washington yesterday,
Lieutenant Is. o. Scott has been ordered to
the Fish Commission steamer AlbatrOss,
which is now NJ the Navy Yard, but will leave
on her southern trip carly in Junuary
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
schedule IN effect SUNDAY, DEC. 10, 1885,
until further notice.


Leave Washington from station, corner of
New Jersey avenue and street
For chicago H.i3 m and 1910 pm daily. Tho
gi3 IN is a Fast Limited EXPRESS for Pitts
burg and Chicago, arriving i'm Pittsburg nj
7&op m Chicago nest morning at s:55 No
uytru Iurc Us CHARGED ON thi. train fnr fast
time. '''''
For Cincinnati, Louisville aud 81. Louis daily
ut8p IN and 1910 p Iu. with through Coaches
and palace sleeping cars to above points
without change; m is fast limited train
to Cincinnati and 50. Louis arriving I'm Gin.
ciunuu nest morning at 40 st. Louis at
$50 PM NoCNtu fare a. CHARGED ON this
rain .nr ,a.t fmu
lur IItt.I ug at ..i3 % m with IarIlr car. and
$50 p 90 daily 20 pittshurg. cleveland g.I
Detroit with sleeping cars to- pittsIurE.
For baltimore ON week duy- d, h:!1. G.il, 131.
$50 aud luau, l..lO 1.in, 3a5 .ll.mInu.,
tryiu, 1880, $780, 1850. 1.n Gl1. e. s.l1 ant
1lpW.
For Baltimore uu SUNDAYS Ggp. 13l. g1l
ard 10 90 700. 1870, l.tJ, $3.50. .llU. $40 G.D.
Z. H.1, 10 p'u.
For shenandoah Valley Railroad AMI points
south t"U 10 daily, with pui,tnln -lroDer
Washington tu New orleans.
For Annapolis $50 no and 1910 and 1850 pm;
ON uuouy s3Ou m, I;iUpm
For wa. stations between Washington and
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rhe Inhinn rtcfcnce Asancintion.

The National Indian Defence Association
held their first annual meeting at 1t1 New
York avenue last night. The object of the
association is to protect the Indians. Several
addresses were made and constitution was
adopted and the following officers elected:
President, General James w. Denver; vice
president, Rcv. Byron sunderland, d. D.;
secretary, William NJ. King; troasuror, G. b.
Shaier. The following executive COMMITTEES
was elected, the officers of the association
eonstit9img Part of It's one membership; judge
Dorsey Rev. Alexander Kent, Is. f.. Janney
Hon. Il. j. Ellis, Hon, Fred p. Stanton, Colo
mel $. i. Tappan, jerome c. Bennett AMI D..
w Wp.tfu1I
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Misc Mollie Tuwner, residing al No, 1915
street. with her brohter.in.law, Mr.. George
Wright, died suddenly yesterday afternoon In
the house OF Mrs Morrison, 1l3, ON the same
street Mics Towuor had malc an engage.
mcnt with a daughter Of mir. Wright to go
shopping yesterday afternoon She had
dressed for the occasion and stepped next
door TO Mrs Morrison TO nwaitG the arrival
of her communion. After sitting at the win
dow fer half an hour or So she said she fclt
queer and q sudden dizziness came over her
aud she was placed on bed and when Dr.
Perry arrived her pulse had nearly stopped
hs3iln9, Az enc G,Ga beiqEe NEE agoh mother
said she had died from the same cause ~
Nanderbilt--the bursting of blood vessel in
tie head. The body was removed to the house
she had just LETT The deceased was the
youngest daughter Of Mr. John Townor OF
IoCslurg, Va. who died about ten years ago.
She was twCnty-nine years of aye.