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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-11-22
BUSINESS METHODS.

Uncle Rastus to grOcer)-Mister Snif tole
me ter come heah an git a sack o -four an
plug o terbackah, an yO' is ter charge 'em ter
him Grocer (dubiOusly)--I don't know
about that, Uncle Rastus. Was it a verbal
order that he gave youl Uncle Rastus-No,
sab; he jes tole me ter git em. Yo' haint
'fraid ter trlls a gemmen like Mister Smif, is
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The RiSdOn
Iron 4 Locomotive Works,



SAN FRANCISCO. CA LIFORNIA
W. H. TAYLOR................... President
JOS. superintendent
ID UILDERs OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN
} all its branches Steamboat, Steamship
Land Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or
Compound.
STEAM VESSELS, of all kinds. built complete
with Hulls OF Wood, Iron or Composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES. Barges and Steam Tugs
constructed with reference TO the trade IN
which they are to be employed. speed, ton
mage and draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR KILLS AND SUGAR-MAKING MA
CHINERY made after the most approved
plans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work connected
Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler Sheet Iron, of amy
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
Packed for shipment, really to be riveted on
the ground.
HYDRA ULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and
Water ripe made by this establishment,
Riveted by Hydraulic Riveting Machinery,
that quality Of work being far superior 10
hand work.
SHIP WORK, ship and Steam Capstans Steam
WinchPs, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
c fic Coast of the HeIne Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-DiTect Acting Pumps, for Irrigation or
City WORKS purposes, built with the cele-
brated Davy Valve Motion, superior to any
other pump.
J. y. = Honolulu
Room No. 3, upstairs, SpreCkels Block.
(Agent for Hawaiian Islands3
qSp3O-lyd-W
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l.. G. SRESOVICH & CO..

ommisslon Merchants and Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, green and dried;
manufacturers of Desiccated CocOanut. Bananas,
Lines. Pine Apples. Sicily Lemons, Tahiti
Oranges and COCOanuts Nuts Of all kinds, Dates
and smyrna Figs,
Packing Fruit for export a specially. Long ex
perienee in shipping to China, Australia, Mexico,
Central America, Eastern States, etc. Tropical
Fruits Imported direct by every steamer.
Branch House, san Francisco, 2. o. box 1883.
Honolulu, II. l., p o. box 120.
Alb, AS and Az Washington street, opposite Post
Office; 4I2, Ala and II6 Merchant street.
10 feb26 81 SAN FRA NCISCO.
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FacetiR.

A young teacher in one of our primary
departments spent the greater part of an af-
ternoon in describing the appearance and
habits of the mole to her class And when
she had finished she said: "Now, children, |
want you all to try and remember what L
have told you, for l shall call upon one of you
to repeat it tomorrow"
Accordingly on the morrow she began by
asking. What did l talk about yesterday
Up flew a dozen hands in the air, signifylng
that the owners were ready with the answer.
you may tell me, Carrie" said the young
teacher, singing out 5-year-old who had
seemed uncommonly eager TO be singled, and
the 5-year-old, with a beaming smile, in a
loud and cheerful voice proclaimed, "a wart. "
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SUBSCRIPTIONS
LITTLE PETERS LIVELY WEEK.

Payable Invariably in AdUance
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pAYING az IS PRoFIr.

Hatter-Vy, dots dirt scheap! dole you
vot. don make ten cent profit on dot if l
sell UNI at dot brice Chinaman-Welle,
/ pay you ten centee plotit an takee hattie.
All light!-Harper's Bazaar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-04

Send for "HOw to OuEOHkla. DlsSaIs,.p
pInPLES, BlaCkheads, ska Rleml,Aes, and RAJ,
TIM Aumors, use Cullgum Soap. N0'
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MARTINS FERRY,
a 9. s Il. Railroad Scheme Various Local
News Items,

a 9. IS Il. Railroad Scheme Various Local
News Items.
The Union school building Is being
cleaned and whitewashed.
Mrs. William Montgomery is lying very
low at her home In the Orchard.
The Burlington Sunday School will pic
mic in Dslaney's grove Thursday.
There Is considerable complaint over in
the Orchard about the street lamps.
James Howells, OF Springfield, Mass, Is
whiting his father, William II. Howells.
The marriage OF Mr.. Sheriff, OF Cadiz,
and Miss Platte MTcNeeley comes OFF 10.
day at l o'clock.
Gall In and SEQ Ssanton's leading brands
Of lour at so, 90 and 65 cents per sack,
He keeps corner Of Fifth and Walnut
streets,
The Centre Pole and Blue Grass fishing
clubs are home from their respective en-.
Campments. Tho Centre Pole was en-.
Camped near MCCoy's station.
Rev. W. H. Tate, OF S~!eubOnvllle, will
preach at the Grove Friday evening. Rev.
Mr.. Tate was formerly Of this place, and
will likely draw a good crowd,
George Blinco was taken dangerously
sick yesterday evening after his return
from work at the Laughlin mill. He had
been drinking freely Office water, supposed
to have caused 1t.
At the meeting OF Council last night
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Com.
pany presented o petition asking the right
Of way for Its tracks along First street.
Superintendent John Thomas, oil the
road, and Hon. ]. b, Smith, Of Bsllaire,
local attorney for the company, were pres.
entund spoke on behalf olthe petition. g.
W. Mitchell and Judge Cochran oppos6d
1t, saying this was only a scheme Of the
Compauy's to shut out other railroads,
The petition was finally referred 10 tho
Committee on Streets and Alloys. An
ordinance to regulate the sale OF intoxi,
eating liquors was presented, butt was
rejected.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage OF the Water and Movements of tho
Steamboats,.

stage OF the Water mud Movements of tho
Steamboats,.
Captain Mack Gamble has taken charge
Of the Marietta wharfboAt, which he and
another gentleman recently purchased.
The Benton Macmillan, Capt. Hold
Knowles dandy electric light packet, pass.
cd down yesterday with a big trip Oh
board.
The George Stocker Is to remain In tho
Ohio river for q time, running alternately
with the General Dawes between Marietta
and GallipoliO.
An appeal has been awarded by the
United States District Court, sitting al
Charleston, In the case Of o. B. Preston
VI, the steamer Virgie Lee et al.
The Andes got away about 8 O'Clock
last evening with a big freight trip aud q
Number Of passengers In the cabin. This
big and elegant steamer retains her well.
won popularity right along.
Capt. Dode Berry's new steamer, the
Il, L, Phillips, built by the Sweeneys, oil
this city, Is 10 start into active service TO.
day. She will take an excursion party
from Marietta 10 Blennethassett's Island,
The river continued 10 rice here yes.
tefday until last evening, when II was on
O stand with d depth Of I feet 3 inches In
the channel, Considerable business was
transacted on the. lsvee yesterday. The
report from plttsburgh last evening was,
that the river there was falling with d
depth OIL B feet 3 Inches In the channel,
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IIellatre.


New hay is being sold in town OF ten
dollars o ton.
Mrs. Gorrell and family will spend Au'
gust at Bethany.
Isaac Askew, Of Kansas City, was IL
town yesterday.
Col. J. T. Mercer and family will spend
several weeks on tho Moundsville camp
ground.
Harry samsell has taken q place in the
office Of the Buckeye Glass Company al
Bridgeport.
A. Wiley and family are in Monroe
county, ut the home Of a relative who ID
at the point Of death.
Miss Ella 0'Hara, aged nineteen years,
a victim Of consumption, will be buried
from st. Johns church this morning.
D. O. Conway has moved his family to
Williamsport, W. Va, where he will work
for the Ohio River Railroad Company.
]. j. MCDermott and Frank Neal
started 10 drive from here to Pittsburgh
In q buggy yesterday. They expected 10
make good time.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Rail-
way Company is preparing 10 drive piles
between the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
tracks and the river, at the upper end OF
Gravel Hill. The work Of laying a tenn
porary switch was stopped yesterday,
through some misunderstanding between
the two railroad companies.
The following Bsllaire delegates have
been appointed to the Common Pleas
Judicial Convention that Is to meet In
this city August II: ]. B. smith, John
A. Gallaher, James @. Tallman, John
Davis, Shannon Archer, James F. Ander-
son, Joaephus Gorby, John Francis
Kelly, NJ. N. Mercer, Fred Eberle, Chris.
Binnlis.
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Tom Arthur, the young man who was
found asleep with "Dutchy" West In the
old Catholic cemetery in Manchester,
Sunday morning, when West was arrested
for having Chlorotormed and tobbed MIR,
George Crumb1cker and family, and who
was arrested at the same time on suspi'
cion that he was Vests accomplish, was
discharged from custody yesterday by
Justice W. II. Davis. There was no evi,
donco on which he could possibly DO held
and in fact tho authorities siiel
a more thorough investigation Of the case,
were not inclined to believe that he had
anything TO do with the case beyond
meeting West several hours afterwards
and drinking loo much beer with him.
Arthur proved where he was from II
o'clock Saturday night 10 0 o'clock Sun
day morning very satisfactorily. West Is
still in custody, not being able to procure
the 81, 1000 bail required,
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Notes From tho Wells.

The naluul gas product OF the Murrays'
vile field Ia roughly estimated at $780,
900, 900 cubic feet OF gas per day.
Another tank has been taken out ia
that %aggrsvatiug mystery, the M%cAlanuls,
OF the Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia, at Taylorstowu.
Willsta No. 7, Ia now doing at the rate
Of 900 barrels per day..
The CHARTERS Oil Company, Of Wash
ington, Pa, has been chartered. The
stockholders are j. W. Craig and W. l.
Lowrie, Of Pittsburghi J, 7. Chappeau, Of
Kane; A. L. Lowrie, OF Washington, aud
Samuel Watson, Of Olean, N. Y. The
capital stock Is $250,000,
Last evenings Washington Revtew says
"The Union Oil Company and Associated
Producers No. l, on tho Morgan farm, IL
ten feet in the eand. The well haa made
a number OF flows after each Of which II
Oils up rapidly; SO far it maniiests al
the earmarks. OF q Gusher, The l., NJ
Hukill- well, on the MCGOWAN farm wat
about forty feet in the rRnd this morning
There Is no showing Of oil yet. The Craig
Fisher & Co.. DR.. Stewart well Is drilling
In the upper layer OF sand and giving un'
mistakable evidences OF gushing proclivi'
ties. 1t Is q little south OF a line joining
Barre No. 2, and Taylor No. 4 and certain
" has a location for doing a big business
The Union No. 4, on the Taylor farm, pre-
sents no change over Yesterdays report.
Barre No. 3 and John MCKeown's No. 8
Munce, are the field probabilities Of the
present week."
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The Wheeling Wheelmen took a 'run''
out 10 StAmm's FOur.Mile House and re.
turn last evening. There was tho largest
turnout oil tho season, eighteen members
wheeling into limo al the command oil
Captain Wright when the start was made
Al l;4b, O'Clock from the Public building.
The night was cool, the road wa ia FOOD
condition and the members In good spirits,
40 that no end Of sport was enjoyed.
Nearly every ono was armed with a
i,Souaker,n new call OF alarm, with which
they rouIed tho country as they SKINNED
along, These tpquak6rS, are made Of
wood in which there are three reeds, and
they give out All enlarged police whistle
roar. Next week 10 pioposea y
have d big moonlight run GU, "a
Roney's Point and return. The number
Of Whe6lmon here 10 increasing weekly
and The enthusiasm keeps up Of Level
heat
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The contrc Market improvements.

The Council Committee on Markets
was called to meet at the Public Building
last evening, but Messrs. W~eisgerber,
Gilleland and Kenney were the only ones
that put in an appearance and they not
forming a quorum, no business was trans.
acted, It was proposed 10 take some
action in regard to the improvements that
are being made to the Centre Market.
When these improvements are completed,
that market house will be a line one, and
will reflect credit on the city. In addition
To the protecting sheds that have been
built, the walks outside arc to be widened
and the ends and sides closed up with
glass and sliding doors, so that In winter
those attending market will not freeze In
the cold winds that blow across that space,
and at all times d~isreputable characters
will DO kept out as the place will be closed
except when market is held. The repairs
that have been made and arc TO be made,
are much more extensive than the public
has any idea Of.
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A State Drummers, Association.

At the last convention OF the Travellers
Protective Association, heidi n Baltimore,
tho State Of West Virginia was among the
three or four States not represented. This
was commented on by the convention, aB
West Virginia furnishes o number Of the
best, shrewdest and most popular "com-
merCial tourists" on the road. In May last,
the officers Of the National Association ap-
pointed Mr.. 7. T. Wallis, Of ClarkRburg,
President or head Of the West Virginia
branch OF the Association, hoping that
such a branch would DO formed. Last
Saturday, In pursuance to Q suggestion OF
Mr., WaillB's the PArkerBburg travellers
mel, about thirty "tourlsts' being pres.
emit, and signed the following which was
sent 10 Mr., Walllst
Recognising the necessity OIL organ.
iElnE d West Virginia Division Of the
National Travellers Association, the Tray:
elofs Of Parketsbufg request that you call
a meeting Of the commercial saleslnen Of
WeSl Virginia 10 be held In the city Of
Parkersbufg on November 10, 1885, for
the purpose Of eHeCtlng such organisation.
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Jesse HollingOworth, Of Flushing, was
In town yesterday.
A wedding in the higher circles is book.
cd Tor inside Of two weeks.
Wood Darrah left for st. C~lairsyllle last
evening 10 call on his best girl.
A. NJ. Hcrrod, Of the Hrm Of Herrod 4
Co., Of BroCktoD, Mass was In town yes.
terdRy.
Many OF the Congressional delegates
passed through town yesterday on their
way to steubenyllle.
The Consolidated Fruit Jar Company
takes tho articles replevined, amounting
to about $1,000, but leaves a deposit suli.
Client 10 cover them. Tho court will de.
eide as TO which party owns them. "
Samuel Piper, Republican nominee for
CLERK, was In town yesterday, and took
occasion 10 say that his reported opposi.
ton TO Col. poormAn was false; that lie
took no part, but was favorable 10 Poor.
man from the wOfl 10.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the city and. Wheeling Folks
AbFuuu,

Strangers In the City and; Wheeling FOLKS
Abroad,
hrs, Ellen Moran lett on a visit to CHI
cago last evening.
Mr.. H. II. Harrington, Of Bethany, is at
the S!amm House.
Mr.. John II. Myers and family, oil West
Liberty, were in the city yesterday
Mr., Harry Smyth has been spending a
few days with friends in Washington, "a
MIR, j. r. Carskadon, Of Keyder, was
registered at the Stamm House yesterday
Editor BurChinal, Of the MouudsVllle
Herald, was among the visitors in The city
yesterday.
Col. Robert MCEldowney, Of the Wetzsl
county Democrat, was in the city again
yesterday.
Messrs. L. w. Hansen and Rezln Welchr
OF Uadiz, we're registered at the Mcclure
House last evening.
Harvey Carmack has rendered his resig-
nation as clerk In the p~ostoiice to take
effect on tho lst inst.
Rev, DR., NJ, Ses5ler and son lott on the
AntPs-yesteIday for CINCINNATI, where
they 90 TO visit lriends.
Thomas D. Eoll came down from Pitts
buHgh yesterday, on 9 short visit 10 hif
parents on the South Side.
Mr.. Edgar Hennig left yesterday FOL
Rush Run, Ohio, where he will remain
the balance OF the summer.
DR.. lStorer and vile, Of Elm Grove, are
| A.. .unNn ~ kt,n fnNNflu nj lie " w
Thompson, OF Washington, Pa.
Miss Ida WATSON and viii Ripley, IT,,
leave to-day for Council Bluls, Iowa,
where they will visit for some time with
relatives.
Tho Rev. George L, Hite, presiding
elder Of this district Of the NJ. L. Church,
was called to Guyandotte yesterday, by
the alarming illness OF his mother. de
left on the steamer Andes.
Professor O. A. SChaeier has returned
from au extensive Western trip, looking
vol and highly pleased with his trip. lie
started with the Arion excursionists 10
the Milwaukee strugerfest.
Miss Ella Lawson, Of Wheeling Island,
Ia visiting her uncle, X. !, Walters, on
North Fourth street. Miss Maud II.
Cahill left this morning to spend her va
cation in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald.
Miss Lydia MCMechen, assisted by her
brother, Mr.. b. X. McAlechen, will give
quito q large reception this evening at
her parents residenCe,on Ohapline street,
in honor Of her guest, Miss lowering, OF
Baltimore.
Mai. Gen'l. B. F. Kelly, the well.known
old wal horse ofthis State has accepted an
invitation to DO present at tho reunion OF
tho Ringgold battalion at Little Washing
ton on tie 10Th inst. The battalion wal a
part OF his old division.
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on sTRUCK AIT LAsT
At the Wheeling Company's WelIrG Good In.
dicatIOnS-Late Well Notes,

At the Wheeling Company's WeII-GOOd In-
dlcatIOns-Lats Well Notes,
Oil hRs at last been struck in the we'll OF
the Wheeling Oil Company, on the tair
grounds at Washington, Pa. 1t was ex-
peCted that the Gordon sand would be-
reached at midnight Monday night, butthis
was not the case. The drill was kept going
steadily and carefully, however, and at 10
o'clock yesterday morning the indications
were that the bit was passing through the
break OF slate between the stray and Cor
don sands, At 2 O'Clock in the afternoon a
dispatch was received which stated that
one bit had been run in the Gordon and
that there was one hundred feet OF oil in
the we'll as tho result Of this slight prick
ing Of the sand.
This news was received with delight by
the members OF the company here, and
last evening they were busy discussing to-
days probable development and In their
minds figuring on the profits, With one
hundred feet Of oil in the we'll It IL bound
to be several hours before 1t will be known
Just what the we'll will do, as drilling, al
ways slow work, Ia necessarily much
slower when the tools are working In that
much grease. The indications are frat
class according to the view taken by the
Company's directors, They reason that
100 feet OF oil from one bit, indicates thai
the body OF oil Ia 80 large that the gas il
as yet unable to force 1t up; their CsICula'
tons make the well one OF the monsters
OF the field, To-day will probably deter
mine Just what the well is, Up to the
time the Gordon sand WIS struck the vel
had been following closely the copy set by
the Thayer No, 2, which It will DO remem'
bered, waa q boomer. 1t did uotgetoil IL
the sand until the fourth bit had been run
and then the indications were not as gooC
as are now had at the maiden effort oil thu
Wheeling company,
The Shirts No. = did not get oil yeater
day until she had run her fourth bit in thu
Gordon sand, and then while the tool
we're being drawn abe had five flows, AL
Of this goes TO show that II reports from
tho Wheeling are truo slle is going t
be a notable, To-dRy's reports will b.
Rnxiously awaited,
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sunday LIuuor selling,

Patrick MCKINLEY, who keepst the saloon
on Seventeenth street, where "pptchy"
West aud a number OF Others did con.
siderable drinking Sunday morning at
"DutChy's" expense, aftor he had robbed
the CrumbaCksr family, confessed yester-
day to selling liquor on Sunday and was
tined $40 and costs, the usual penalty, by
Police Judge Jeliers. The fact that Nc
GInley had sold liquor was brought out at
the hearing Of West at ] ustice Davis office
Monday, Mayor Gtubb, who was present
as y witness, instructed Police Officer Oar.
ney, who was also present, to swear out 0
warrant for Mckinley, Carney at first
demurred to this, but afterwards did as
requested.
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BREvIrIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in aud About
the City.

the City.
OsLY one deed Ul trust was admitted to
record by Recorder Hook yesterday,
OFPIcRa LURESs rAnln "stRnL' McAIas-
tsrs last night. The prisoner was more
than usually obstrepsrOus,
THE Cleveland, LorSin & Wheelingrail'
road company will give ia annual excuT-
sion 10 Niagara Falls and Toronto, on
Tuesday, August II.
The Chisl OF Police Saturday received q
metsage from WellsbuTg asking that be
keep q lookout for four boys IN = canoe
WHO were expected to arrive here aho1t
Saturday evening and tell them to walt
for a message, Four strange young lei
lows put in an appearance, but they an
nounced that they were from Wheeling
and go were not Misunderstanding Stat
Journal, Monday.
ALARuE number OF seats have already
been sold for the lecture to BIZ deliVersc
at the Opera House, Friday evening, BY
Hon, Daniel u. Lucas, and 1t IL almos
certain that this popular orator viii b
greeted by a largo and enthusiastic house
The lecture is to be given, as has alreadl
been announced, for the benefit OF tn
fund being raised by the Parnell Club 0
this city, for the cause OF Home Rule. IN
life and character Of Daniel 0'Oonnell, tn
great Irish commoner, will bs the sui
Jet that the gifted gentleman from III
Eastern Pan. Handle will handle. Seal
can be reserved at Banners Tomorrow,
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Mrs. KArE TnoBURN DEAD.
Tbs Widow Of the Gallant Col, Thoburn I
DO Buried here To-day,

DO AhIAaN heEN A9"hAN
Intelligence was received in this city
yesterday of the death at her home at Mt.
Pleasant, Ohio, yesterday morning, of Mr,
Kate Thoburn, widow Of Col. Joseph Tho,
burn. Mrs. Thoburn was scarcely less
widely known and beloved for her own
sake than because Of the universal vsnera'
ton for the memory OF her heroic husband
and her sanity father, tho late Rev, DR.,
Benjamin Mitchell, OF Mt, Pleasant. When
tho war broke out Colonel and Mrs. Tho
burn were residents Of this city
where her husband was a practising
physician. Dnrlnghis service inthe army
and after his death the family resided al
Mt. Pleasant, but Mrs. Thoburn subss'
quently resided In this city for several
years, Rtthe Female College, She has beer
In poor health for some time, She leRVeI
a son, DR.. Martin ThOburn, Of Tennessee
aud two daughters, Miss May, who resided
with her at Mt Pleasant, and a married
daughter who alao lives in Tennessee, shl
was a sister OF Mrs, Rev, ID, b, Updegrah
OF Mt. Pleasant, aud leaves a wide ClrClI
OF family connections In this vicinity,
The remains will be buried at 2 o'cloCl
this afternoon beside those oil her late hus
band in Mt. Wood Cemetery, this city
Her death will cause deep and genera
sorrow where she was known, She wa
the worthy Consort OF q noble man, lonI
severed bydeath, whiChnow reunites then
In q better world,
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Uh 4ntsllgelnfn


Omeel Nos. a5 aud ~ Fonrt0enth street.