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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-23
tuICAGO Cont Is

CtltAbO ScpJ 10
FLOUR-Quict and easy, but unchanged ::
winter, Si.lJG4 50: soft spring wheat, So jU53
4 10; patents, 81 t014.SO; low grades, Sl1JtD
pa.
WHEAT-Active, weak and lower; Septem-
Der. i417iSsc; May. 81 13l6lsS5Lc; No. >
spring, 141sc; No. , red, 75c.
CORN.-Weak and lower; cash. 372sc; Sep
TENDER, 81 Q3S5sc; May, I4S@45Ic.
OATs-Dull aud weak; cash, 25I9c; Septem-
Der, 24z4c; May. 3ll4l3Sc.
KYE-Quict; No 2, 4Sac.
BARLEY-Slow; No. 2, SIC.
FLAXSEED-Steady; No. ], SI09l11 .09I4.
PRoDUCE-Butter. easier: creamery, 10
24c; dairy. 14Glshc. Eggs. l60l614c per
dozen.
PROvIsIONS-Mess pork active: cash. 5000;
October, Sl02j(t 10. 81; November, SO l0d l0.41.
Lard, quiet and firm: cash. s72iJCs7.:U. Short
rib sides, loose, steady: cash, 81 81. Boxed
meats, steady: dry sailed shoulders, $50
6Ac; short clear SIDES. $7.2541.3O.
WHISKY-Steady at SI.15.
CATTLE-Strong. sh piping steers. $500
5lQ; stGckers and feeders, 50 23l13. 40: cows,
bulls ard Xed, SI.5Ua1500: bulk. S2256G
go; through Texas cattle strong at ESQ
$40; Western rangers, firm; natives and half
breeds, S3.OOG4.O0; COWS, S2.5OG3.00: yintered
Texans. So 00r350.
SHEEP-Steady and slow: natives, 81 0yd4 90;
western. S3.30G360; Texans, S225Gt3l5; lambs,
S425GL5.h0.
HOGs-Higher; rough and mixed. $4l000
4.SO: packing and shipping, S4.TSG5.05; light
$395G+ 90; skips. S2.50G315.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-23
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions,

ST.. Louis. Sept. Is.
FLOUR-Firm, active but unchanged; xxx,
81 30Q12.+0. family, s2.6JQ2.75: CHOICE S3l5GL
325; fancy $3.50, n: extra fancy, $3.50
3S5; patents, 81 Gu 10.
WHEAT-Dull and liver: No. 9 red, cash,
144c; October, 1a5SGg.53ic; May. sS14@SS7sc.
COHN-Wcak and lower; No. = mixed, cash,
Bic; October, $3.50 Sic: May, 4l%sG42c.
OATS-Dull and lower: No. 2 mixed cash,
25ls@25l4c: October. 255sc; May, 355sc.
RYE-Weak at &c.
BARLEY-Dull and easy; prices ranged 400
1Oc, according to quality.
PRODUCE-Butter. dull and nominal; cream
cry, 2la24c: da ~. l0g20c. Eggs, firm ut lIGJ
l2c per dozen.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY dull, weak and un.
settled. Pork. $40 S71a@ll.00. Lard, $500
Bulk meats, loose lots, long clear 81 40;
short ribs, 81 A.; short clear. 81 10; boxed
lots, long clear, $50; short ribs, $50; short
clear S7S2Il. Bacon, unchanged: long clear,
*Sl21. snort ribs IS ID; short clear, SIS. g.! 2.
WHISKY-Eirm at 81. 10.
CATTIE-FairIy active and stronger: good
to choice shipping, S440A4.!U: common 10
fair, 50 156g4.31; butchers steers S3 50Q4 10:
cows and heifers, S225G3G0; Texas and
Indian. S22.2:y4t3 ~.
STEEP-Active and higher at S2.i0I425.
HOGS-ActIve. firm and unchanged; butch
ers and best heavy. S4.Si6y5. 10: mixed pack
ing, S4.4J04S0; light, S4OBG4.10.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10
& Wold's.

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiob's Cure
will give immediate relief. p ice l0c ;5,c ST.
THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Buurb,,u,
ma. says: Both m self and wife owe our
lives t" SlllLOH'S CONSUM PTlON CURE"
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, YOU
have printed gllal anlcc on every bottle OF
Shil0hS Nital,zrr. 1t never fails to cure
SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately relieve
Group, whipping tuu4n ,.'a Bronchitis.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10
Excitement in IeXnS,

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris. Texas. by the rcmarka
ble recovery of Mr. j E. Corlcy, who was
so helpless be- could not turn in bed. or
raise his head; everybody. SAID he was
dying Of Consumption. A trial bottle :
DIR. Kings New Discovery was sen, him.
Finding relief, lie bought large bottlc
and box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills;
by the time he had taken two boxes of
Pills and two bottles Of the Discovery, he
was well and had gained in flesh tn rtv-
six pounds. Trial Bottles of this Great
Disco" ~ for Consumption free at Dorr
& WOld's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10

"rhe taxes must be reduced. either on
the liquors or on the ncccssares of life,"
cXclaims an Iowa democratic paper
while Il Kentucky paper takes occasion
to say that lit is high time for a retluc-
ton of taxes on liquors and other neces-
ssares of life" The Kentucky journalist
is little more frank than his Iowa
brother. but the aspirations that swell
within their bosoms are substantially the
same.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10
THE TRANSCRIPT
~-SUPPLEM ENT.
AUSTIN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1886.

See the cut of Will Richards white
mule in another colomn.
Take your poultry to Horrobin & Rice
TO my friends and the public gen
orally: | wish to announce that am
Travelling Agent for tho PERKINS WIND
MILL Co., Minneapolis. Will sell and
erect wind mills, ana warrant all mills
and work. References: j. j. Furlong,
"' G. Summons.
D. Kencvan,
E. Cottcr.
. Yours very truly,
G. |. GIBSON.
-. Leave orders at drug store Of Mills &
Johnson, Austin. MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10

"A fine assortment OF Reward Cards
for schools; Stationery in endless variety
Of all the latest designs; Fancy Goods;
Drugs OF all kinds: Standard. Historical,
Poctical. Biographical and Miscellaneous
Books Try Pulz Pomade for cleaning
silverware. For sale by Mills & Johnson,
Opera House Drug Store.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10

Before you subscribe for any paper,
examine our club st If the paper is not
on thu list. send to us and we can save
YOU some money.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10
TINIE: iAiLE> AT AUSTIN
Chicago. Milwaukee, Il ST. Paul.

GOING EAST i SOUTH.
Chicago and Milwaukee, Mail and Express 80 y m
Chicago and milwaukee, l':ssc niger. ... : ::&5 u M
AUSTIN and Ramsey Passenger 300 u m
Stock Freight lSunday. Tuesday e. Thurs. 100 u IN
treghtS. .!,:Un Il M and 500 u M
MASON wy MAIL MT Express. 300 D M
MASON C!S passenger .....-...-.-.-. S:,t5 = m
Mason City FrciEht>S: 40 MI IS y m and S:l5 u m
GOING NORAH.
St. Paul and Minneapolis Passenger and
Southern Minnesota Div. Wc.. / so a NJ
Austin and Ramsey Passenger. ....... 900 u NJ
st. Paul and Alinnra polls Mail and Express
and southern MiHn. Div. east and west $50 y N
FrciThts 900 H. 5:.lS y III and II :45 u M
Mason City Passengers ar. .4.l5 and % D m
Mason City freightS .l2:lO and 1880 d Il,
Z. Il. COLEMAN. Agent. Austin. MIMI
Minnesota s. southwestern
GOING NORTH.
No. :. tSt. Louis, Chicago and Peoria Elk 4:21 \ N
No. 4. ESt. Louis Express. .,.....,...... 4l2 y m
No. 3, *Local Mail. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7:l6 a II,
~" ~ sNaS rte'StN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S:tH a III
No IA. &Ihrough Freight ..............1u:ln u III
NO H. Tt"st freight ....'.....-........ $40 IN
GOING SOUTH.
No. I. <St. Louis Express. ......-.......1 i:4r N
No. 8. tSt. Lon~. Chicago and Peoria TX 1910 u m
NO. o. Local Mail. ......... S:}S y m
No. IL. way Freight Observation-Disclosures. 4:aU u III
NO. IL. rtaSt Freight .......... ..... aga q IN
No. 10. *Throngh Freight S:aS y n,
Daily except Sunday. Daily.
Nos. sand are solid double trains, Austin to
Peoria, Chicago, indianapolis. Columbus, O.. and
St Louis. Passengers taking these trains can take
either Woodruff or Pullman with Buffet car attached
q. W. TURNER. Agent. Austin.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10

- Leave orders at drug st
johnson, Austin. Mimi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13
A Special Omcer en- Trial.
THE CHARGE MADE AGAINST HIN BY coLoRKl


Special Oficer James McKenny, on the
steamer Mary Washington, was placed on trial
in the Police Court this afternoon. charged
with an assault on Henry Jarvis, colored, while
the latter was on the steamer on the I'd OF
August
Jarvis testified that on the evening charged.
wnen the boat was between Giesboro aud this
city, two OF his friends were wrestling and he
spoke TO them about IL to have IL stopped. when
the defendant came up from behind and with
out word OF warning struck him on the head
with a club or q blackjack. He was then put
down stairs and kept under q barrel until the
boat reached this city.
Perry Slyver, cOlored, gave similar testimony.
Witness asked defendant what he struck his
friend for, and he replied that he would strike
witness
William Kennedy, colored, testified that
When ne asked the defendant what he struck
jarvis for the defendant drew q revolver and
threatened to strike witness. Witness asked
the captain to be permitted to attend TO his
friend Jarvis whose head was bleeding. and
this request was refused with threat of arrest.
Other witnesses gave similar testimony.
The defendant testified that the crowd on &
boat had been notified about being disord =,
and at the time OF the alleged assault Jarvis
assaulted him before ne struck Jarvis. De-
fendant said the fight occurred outside the Dis
trict line.
VIM. McKenny, q brother of defendant cor
roborated his testimony.
The court imposed hne OF e25, from which
he appealed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13
PROPOSALS.

WAsHINGTON. D. C.,
Proposals are invited for furnishing deIivered at
the new Pension building, in this city, 500 600 Mer-
chn,able Bricks $500 Barrels of Lime, Barrels
Bids received will be opered in this office at NOON,
AUGUST TWENTf-FOuRTH. 1856
au13-eo5t Supervising Engineer and Architect
pR0PosALs FOR CONSTRUCTING BRICK
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. c.
OFFICE OF THE ENsINEER COMMISSIONERS,
Sealed Proposals will be tins office until
IN l,r GG IS NJ on SATURDAY, AUGUST
stables for the Police Department
OF tHs Is Of fan De Obtained At the
therefor together with all necessary Information and
he right is reserved to reject any and ali bids or
auI3-6t Engineer Commissionere d. e
~ BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
e, WAsHINGTON. July %. 1856
viii Be recesed At the Bureau Of
g Ga. and surrey Hsyy Pspsrt%sns Washngtoa
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. when they viii be pub.
eiy Opened to. repair of iron fence at Naval Hos
Blank proposals. with specifications and all neces-
officer 10 charge Of the hospital. ' ''' '-'''''"'
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
jy3O-law4w Chief of Bureau.
Il Office of Building for State
wAsHIxeroS. D. c. August 1 10Th, e issa
sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering the
polished plate. double thick, aud hammered Glass,
,eq1red for the west and center wings Building
Ior state War and Navy Departments. in this city,
the VEN DAY OFF AG 0n Utn Pa
and opened immediately thereafter in Presence Of
bidders 40
specifications general instructions to bidders and
oiank forms OF proposal viii he furnished to estab-
lisheu manufacturers and dealers upon application to
this Office. THOS TINt1yTN T1SEV
auIoli ,lZI3.2o,26 Col. Corps OF Engineers,
- tCREiAkY'S OFFICE, NATIONAL PRESS
~ sBItiCk COMPANY.
Washington. ID. c., August g. 1856
proposals are al once for the supply of 10000
TONS more or less OF Georges Creek Bituminous Coal
suitable Tor manufacture of high grades brick to be
deivered CURING the year commencing September l.
Waterloo station. Alexandria and Washington H. X
be sealed and add Tessed to
aulUtsel JOHN f REAII Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13
u II. WARNER & CO.,
LIE Real Estate Brokers'
o18 street NV.

SoUTHWESTfH sEH!T1nS IT nE THu WJTy An
We will offer at public auction, ON the premises 80
on MONDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF4Fe
AUGUST, A d. 1886, at HALFPAST FIVE
O'Clock PM, the following described property in
the southwest section of the city:
ORIGINAL LOTS ], 2. g. AND g. IN SQUARE
65S,
comprising about 10000 square feet Of ground. 'front.'
ing 391 feet y inches on Georgia avenue, 173 feet
street west and l23 feet inches or y street west
rms property Is improved by O number of frame
dwellings In good order and good slaughterhouse.
Terms: One-third cash, balance i'll one. two and
tnree years. with interest at per cent per annum,
payable notes to be secured by deed Of
trust On premises Deposit of $500 at time of sale
complied with In 10 days otherwise right reserved to
resell at risk and cost of defaultng purchaser after
days public notice of such resale i'll some NEWSPAPER
published in Washington d. G.
aul2N DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13
I'd EDITION
--latest Kilograms to The Star.
A graphic Picture Of the 0u0erfng and
OeA0lAffOn I'm Wiaconsin.

A Graphic Picture Of the suGsring and
Des0latiOn i'm Wisconsin.
CHICAGO, August 13.-The Daily NeUs, Fort
Howard, Wis, special says: Reports from the
great fires In this region have not been at all
exaggerated. and it requires but glance TO
show that but little Of the real misery and de-
brought TO light. Fort HoW ss and Green Bay
are enVeloped In dense volume Of smoke, and
all around the outskirts Of the town can be
seen the flames as they burst from the distant
Since the train LEFT Milwaukee the effects of
the late drouth has been more and more appar.
built by an INSCRIPTIONS board of county
commissioners and contracts let to as many
p
without any cause, for there is not sign OF one
OF the creeks which they are designed
ana the fenees ana " grass as o along the
tracks are either burned or now are burning,
ana the bushes are all on fire and burning
dense and hung in the atmosphere sullenly. as
though waiting an opportunity to settle down
oSeP the the %as In ssn Bas
descended like dense fog in all but its
snS the he w smoke light clears
away and allows it to gather again. The sun
shines through it like huge orange and casts
Q sckly shadow; The scarcity OF water makes
every one apprehensive of fire, and the prox.
unity OF the forests are constant source OF
dread One of the most peculiar effects of the
hre Is the action of the animals which seem to
be apprehensive Of some great danger.
The cattle and horses huddie together, for
getting to iced and stamp the ground restively:
Even the birds seem frightened and fly around
In an aimless sort OF way. Around Green Bay
the damage has been heavy, but the greatest
loss has been suffered in the Oconto region.
Depere, too, village halt q dozen miles south
OF here, has suffered heavily. Last Monday
night confiagration broke out and consumed
81 buildings, including church and
several stores. The fires, according to
the the Late Latest reports. are rapidly . dying
spring up, will probably cause little more DAM
age. The boss OF life, too, is less than was an
been reported. Communication with the tim
Der districts Is slow. and investigation will
doubtless bring to light great deal OF
suffering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13

PREPARATIONS FUR THE SOCIALIST DEMON.
STRATION IN BRUSSELS.
BRUSSELS, August 1S.-It Is believed that
no less than fifty :hOuSanG wOrkmen will at
tend the socialist meeting next Sunday. 1t is
thought that nearly that number OF men will
take part in the procession to the meeting. The
procession will pass along all the principal
streets and bouievards. excepting those near
the kings palace.
Six thousand soldiers have been detailed to
guard the route OF the procession from disorder.
Six thousand other troops will be stationed at
the garrison to be ready for emergencies. Six
hundred policemen will be stationed along the
line Of march. All the garrisons in the neigh
borhood OF Brussels have been ordered to be
kept in readiness to go to the capitol at q
moments notice ON Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
FUTURE DAYS.
BOWLING. Auctloneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE,
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of%As
the District of Columbia, in Equity cause No ~
l0,O32. wherein Fla A. Hardin ct al are plain-An
tiffs and Mary Blanche Hardin ct AL are defendants
DAY OF AUGUST, 1886, at the hour of HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK =. NJ. In front of the premises, offer
four ga In square numbered eight hundred and six
ty-nine $500 in the city of Washington D. c.. and
fronting on Seventh street southeast, and running
teen feet.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by said decree One
third cash. and the balance in twelve and eighteen
months. the deferred payments TO be secured by
deed upon the property sold. deposit of $50 must
be made when the property is struck of
JOHN W. ROSS, Trustee
au1Z-dEdS 40 9th street n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13
THE CUTTING CASE.
what In Said at the state Department
To-day.

1t is asserted at the state department that
there are no fresh developments in the Cutting
case, and that the attitude Of this government
has not changed in any respect. 1t is added
that this case Is the ruit OF the natural friction
or antagonism between the systems Of govern
ment OF two peoples who differ radically in
character and customs. The position we have
taken Is based upon the assumption
that all the material facts and the
legal features of the case are 90 they have been
set forth In the correspondence and reports al
ready made public; but in q matter involving
possible warfare 1t is held to be incumbent
upon US to make sure that there Is moth
Ing OF Importance beyond the official in
formation already In hand, and to
this end the best efforts OF the
department are turned. The foundation once
firmly laid, the. decision will have TO be made
whether the differences found to exist shall be
reconciled through the further efforts OF diplo-
macy or by war; but in no event will this gov
eminent assent to the doctrine that an Ameri-
can can be arrested, tried and punished abroad
main.
1t Is authoritatively learned that there Is no
truth in the story that special envoy ie to be
sent to Mexico to confer with the legal authority
or the Mexican government as TO the proper
interpretation of the law under which Cutting
Is held. and that no such request for an envoy
has been received.
1t is also learned that Minister Jackson's
resignation has not been received here. He un-
account of the Mexican troubles, and the i'm
preston grows at the State department that he
will delay his resignation until these troubles
are satisfactorily ended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13
One Decree Wormer Thau
District Government Affairs.

THE LITTLE GERMAN BAND.
The District Commissioners have annuled
the permit some time ago given the itinerant
of this city on account Of SO many complaints
of 1t as nuisance. lsf
TO PAY FOR THE HOSE
The president of the Washington and George
town Railroad company, Mr.. II. Hurt, has
agreed to compensate the District for the injury
their cars did to the hose on the night of the
Barbour Hamilton fire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13
OPPOSED To THE KNI6MTs or
LABOR.


The Orgauisssses Cs.AeaseA ~ the
Church q Rene.
QUEBEC. August l3.-Rome has finally spoken
upon the question of the knights Of Labor. The
society il uneQuivocaily condemned by the
holy see, and the bishops OF the church are
enjoined 60 proceed against t as against all the
Tascherean has just communicated this de-
cision 10 the public here In the shape of q letter
addressed to his bishops
This morning, about IL o'clock, Matthew
winters. Q colored bod carrier, while AT work
on new building at 10th and h streets south
west was overcome by the heat
News Briefs.
The The queen win present the royal speech 70 the
=, The local option fight In Campbell county.
va, has waxed warm, and Rev. w. q. Lump
list and considerably hurt because he had So
Nerety criticised the man from his pulpit
no Inc schooner ORION, OF Maine. capsihed Ia
drowned.
A boiler exploded at the Coast Brothers OIL
a tank builder, was blown sixty feet and I'm
stantly killed.
:. The fhree-round set-to between John No
fornia came OF last night az New Brighton,
and resulted la victory for McKenna.
protectorate over the Ellice islands, In the Pa
cihc ocean.
New YORK banks and trust oompanies state
that they are ioantng all their money at six per
The completion of the Savannah Valley rail.
road from Augusta 10 Anderson, y c. WAS cele-
DRAFTED al the latter place yesterday with great
DIR. James II. Mclean. of st. Louis. a wealthy
resentative in Congress- died yesterday nj the
Sanitarium, In Danville, n. Y.
A dispatch from Milwaukee saws n secret
society OF Germans, having for its object the
removal" OF bismarck In revenge Tor his
discovered in that city.
Louise Michel was In Paris yesterday SEN
tenced 10 four months fmprisonmeut and Tn
pay line OF 100 francs for ''seditious languaUe'
and "inciting to murder during the rioting NJ
Decazeyille on the third OF last May
The Catholic bishop OF Belfast has prohibitea
Catholic parades during the remainder OF the
year. WV
Char es Warner presided at a farewell sumner
given 90 Wilson Barrett by dramatic friends in
ure for America. Messrs. Boucicault Dixev and
most OF the actors. authors and musicians In
the city were present.
The will OF ex-United States Senator Cbarles
Durkee rs 10 be contested at Milwaukee. An
estate of $500, 1000 is involved Gov Durkee
beQueathed the bulk OF his property I'm trust fs,r
educational purposes.
A Hartford. Conn.,, special says that place has
Deen considerably disquieted by an alarm OF
cholera. Geo. /. Hardy, foreman OF Trunks
WOODEN mills at Windsor, died "Wednesday eye-
ming, his disease developing all the signs OF
sporadic cholera. The doctors disagree as 10
the diagnosis and some declare that in Hardy r.
case All sy mptoms OF true cholera were absent
In any case, however. no fear OF contagion need
De feared In sporadic cholera
Reports have reached San Francisco of The
discovery OF rich oil belt miles nom Liver.
more. Cal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-13


ROSIS At Thoroughfare Va on August 10Th
1856. of cholera infantum. MARY. infant daughter
OF Eugene and Elise Rosis aged ten months.
BROCK. About a Thursday, August 18th.
1855, GRACE e, only child o. William s. and
Julia = Brock, aged year. months and days
and friends Invited ~
CARTER ON "Wednesday night. August H. 1885.
az 1918. JULIA cAkrEh. ~ her late rssidsncs
Z4% fourteenth street southeast.
Dearest mother thou has left u.s.
Though tny loss We deeply moan;
On that bright and happy shore.
Funeral will take place from Enon Baptist church
on sunday at II O'Clock a. m. Relatives and ffiends
COULTER On August Is. 1886, ut o O'Clock a.
1 M, 19sr short but painful n,ess EMMA r.
Re6ecoa j. and John j. Coulter. 's'0's' daughter OF
Funeral service will take place from the residence
ing at II o'clock Interment at Annapolls Nd Rela-
ives ana friends respectfully invited 10 attend
baltimore and Annapolis papers please copy
one O'Clock, ALPH0NsO r DOM. aged for1y-nins
Funeral from his late residence, No. 20 Defrsss
street on sunday, August 18th. AZ three O'Clock pm
tend. ~
III fITzG IE on Friday morning: August lsth,
Funeral will take place from her late residence
1870 street northwest SUNDAY. at O'Clock pm.
POOLE Departed this Life 7..5 clock o. m sassr
long and painful illness. WILLIAM HAMILTON
The funeral viii take place from bis late residence,
No; iAIA Tenth stree, northwest Friends and rels,
81 a:sss E 'sss 8 s ss
eight months and twelve dAya
Gone n ,t before Ore, ~. On. my brother.
In thy place 70 stand
Gone but not forgotten
Funeral from his late residence 1925 MARION 49,
n O'clock p M. sunday