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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
HEAVEN FOR EVERY ONE
You Pays Your Money and You
Takes Your Choice,

The Islam heaven described in the
Koraa, says the San Francisco Chreniole,
is a place of all sensuous delights, where
the righteous reclinc on touches in a fair
garden drinking the delicious beverage
supplied by the fountain Tasnim and
waited on by damsels or hours with great
eyes and yielding temoeraments. The
life of the Moslem soldier was a wearying
one, a long succession of fights under a
blazing sun, and with the prospect IF
such a divine oasis awaiting him, he
would rush to death.
The lives of the old Norscmen were
fuli or alternate c%arousings and strife.
anr. they who could drink the heaviest
and strike the greatest Number of crush
ing blows per minute were their gods.
SO their priests placed these gods in the
Nalhaiia, gave them the beautiful
Va.kyries to be their waiting maids. and
sent the souls of all heroes slain in bsttle
to join these rosytering immortals, md to
pass an eternity in chanting sagas asd
quafling mcads from the skulls of their
enemies.
OF an entirely different complexion is
the heaven of the Buddhist. One ought
rather to say heavens, for there are
twenty eight of them, the gradual ascend
ing scale Of happiness being as follows:
The not fighting, the joyful, the change
enjoying, the changing others arbitrarily,
the assembled Brahinas, the servants of
Brahma, the great Brahms, limited light.
iiiimited light, pure light, limited purity,
llllmited purity, perfect purity, srea,
merit, unconscious, the hot great, tho ex.
empt from pain, the well seeing, the
beautiful. thu highest, illimited space. H.
limited s%cience. the place of nought, tina,
OF no thought and that of not no thought.
This means a gradual firing out process
until the result is absolutely nil. Tht
final goal of Buddhiatio salvation is in.
deed the destruction Of sin by exhauslins
its existence, or by impeding its c%ontini.
ance. This state of blessed noncnity and
ccstatic notification is known as the Mir
Tana. There is something pathetically
simple in the distinc,ively opposite idcs
that regulates the red mans heaven. TIC
him there is spread out the happy hunt.
ing grounds where with his dog and bow
and arrows he may follow the deer owe,
rustling p~rairies and through the whis.
pering woods with no paleface to draa
him to school and TO shut him IN in n res
rrvation.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
A Legal Tecilnicaiity.

''Yo' Honor" said y plaintiff in a
k%cntteky court, this man (paintingto
the defanaanD called me u llar."
No 'I;lse for action replied the
Judge, for ! know you are"
Yes, 70 honor. but he called me a
barrfaccd liar. when yon can all see
that | wcar II full heard
'.hhi, exclaimed the judre. "'rhen.
sir, We Viii put him through, II ce.,tse
.pf apraltts. Wa Mill teach him what
ii Is t1 SANDER Il man ,-A,&aASa9c
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
A Chinese Dinner.

1t is Il mistake to think the Chinese
do not eat we'll. There are no better
cooks. and when once Il person learns
their intricacics and ilavorings the
taste for heather yictuals grows upon
him just the same as Il weakness for
brandy or Il love of getting the ears
shaved. Yesterday the diuner was
boiled chicken a la something or an
other the encyclopedia calls ii fo-gai;
stewcd duck. or fo-ap: macaroni, or
men; pcrfnmcd pork. or Ta-Sco; Il sauS-
age named l%ob-cheon: and Il lot of 9th
er things in Il fancy way. Chow chop
sue, the great heather dish. was one of
them. 1t is Il dclicacy made out Of
onions, rice, scawecd. meat, sauce, and
goodness knows what else. but it is II
noble thing to eat, though mussy. il
you can't handle chop sticks easily.
Then there were rice diamonds. salmon
dumplings, chicken dnmplings, ginger
cakes, oranges made of thin fried paste,
lemon rusks, lci-chee nuts, c~rystalized
lines, and no-mac-dhaieo. What is
no-mae-dhaieo? you ask. No-mac-
dhaieo is an intoxicating beverage,
.made from rice, that tastes well. 1t is
served like all Chinese liquors, in a
diminutive teapot, and is drank cut OF
little tiny cups that only hold about Il
thimblcful. SO you see, it would take
a lot of drinks to make Il Chinaman
full. Ung-kah-peh is another stronger
wine, but it is not nearly so pleasant
nor SO good as no-mae-dhnieo.
The whole thing only cost $2.S7 for
the four, and would not have cost So
much were it not that the artist insist
ed on sampling more things than he
could eat. New lGlb TeirGStuH.
A doctor always remembers kindly
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
The Way of the World.


She used to wait for him down by the gate.
With a rosebud pinned in her curle,
With a smile and q kiss and Il welcome SC
sweet,
He vowed her the dearest Of girls!
Now she meets him atnoon with her hair up
in pins.
On her face Is an ominous frown.
As she calls out in shrii tones, You stupid
est man,
You've forgotten my errand in town.
And howell, he isn't exactly the same,
Quite different from -four years ago,
When he promised to cherish, TO love, and
protect,
And all sorts of nonsense, you know.
Now the watchdog protects her at night while
lie goes
Away to his club or to dine,
And he grutnhlcs and finds fault, and uses
harsh words.
When hos taken too freely of wine,
SO the picture is changed since he asked he,
to he
His loving aud meek little wife.
When he sworc TINT to make her happincs,
sure
Shouid he the grand aim of his life!
-Alma PcndcNtcr Hayden, in Boston Globe
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

before the florists, and Mr.. faIrfaX, IoI-
lowed by his daughter and Althea. en-
tered. Rosalie, who had been in Il fever
of excitement all morning, fel; like
fainting for Il moment, but AT tiMa @:eh--
tleman's 'goort mneri.gN ill the blood
in her body seemed to marshal itself
in her checks.
Did You send a note to 500 9TH ave-
nue., in u bouquet, Yesterday ?" asked
Mrs. Hathaway
81 found ii! / found it! Did 800
send it?" echoed Althea.
He looked Sc kind q|uavered Rosa
lie, with n glance ut Mr.. Fairfax, 'and
| thought it would do no HARM
at has doue good" declared Mrs.
Hathaway, who was completely charit-
ed With this sensitive flower. ave
want you TO come
Want 90 ia tome! Want 90 to
Gomez ciAmorcd Althea.
"Oh, thank you! thank you'' said
Rosalic, with big te@r5 starting and
! With u sudden movement along the
!ioGi which betrayed her lamcness.
Dear child. what made you lamcP"
cried the lady, impulsiveLN
Il was hurt hya runaway team six
! yes,3 AGO said Rosalic.
"SiN years ago. repeated Mrs. Hath
away.
''SiN years ago!" echoed Mr.. Fairfax.
CLARA. Il ii be possible she is the
child
Oh OH" ihtc,,iir'c! Wosaiic, with
sudaco SiNfs Sveullrrtion. alt was your
f'2e, sir, your face | saw in the car
riage just as the wheel struck met"
"Ihere! | ought not ia have sppk+
en-" she added. pchiirnt rs she saw the
paincl fares:
Mir iair4av Fcagh&A over the coun.
,e, vs. s"ka her hands. 1T was rruel,''
lie said, "too cruel. | was on my way
ed there vas a child iniIsyd, ! walt
to my business agen, W. iook up thu
matter. Ihhhk God, ii is not too late
to hrhiena YOU ~.
,Yon Shall live with ,us. md Ne vii
make amends, said Mrs. Hathaway.
Make 'mendS, we WILL" echoed AL.
thea.
"Wly, IL the .NerN, hrusA ard io3m
Dreamed ,ahoui'i taricd Rosalie, whel
sha Was SHOWN into her pretty cham
Der.
She fitted into her new life as if lux
ury were her birthright. She lrig!,t
cned and expanded ike y. howe,
There was ma question OF service from
her she heca,nc. Mrs. Hathaway
companion.
shes !, little lady NJ Ali events,
was Mrs. HH'haNays verdict.
~ like her next to 700. mamma,
declared Althea.
Mr.. l'airfaN's handsome eyes orc lee
grave than FORMERLY, He i nqt. ye
aware how hosaIie, is r'"h,'iag :hio III
heart -aNrW .oEA1 .S,eurS.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
MISSING LINKS.
A reproduction III the Hastiic is about

A reproduction Ut the bastile is about
ia he Opened as 4 show in Paris.
Lawn tennis bats, made from trees
fcllcd by Mr.. Gladstone, are becp,ning
fashionable and popular j" England.
FStr 'hn Hssi time in many years, it is
SAID, robins and orioles have again APP
pearcd in the New York City parks.
a phenomenon only half as old as
Josef Hofmann, Leopold Spiclman. 's
having a great II at Vienna. He is
only five.
Men employed ia the idaho mira y,
Grass NalltNA Iith, iTlioiN that tie re
cent earthquake In that vicinity was
felt below the 1,0oo-foot level.
j. II. Maund, of Talbottom, Ga, has
4 United States silvey coin dated 1862.
1t is consequently one of the first sill
yer coins struck in the United States.
1t is said that some clothespin lms
packers can pack 72eno 1t day. They
are paid emit Tor packing u box of fou.
g4.oss, AT this rate they can make s. II
day.
a lady who died at Marscillcs re-
quested that her heart might be placed
in the tomb of her second husband, but
her body in her first husbands tomb in
Am"ricd,
ivy. Thousand paintings. not to men,
ton water eolors and cnwvavings, were
sent TO the Royal Academy Exhibition
this year. There is room Tor nhont
Leo unlN.
tits c4En@|s5 Mi, las, 200 conn.
+, t%rNsei'3 y the old masters, each OF
which has been purchased nj Il big
price, are hanging in the galleries al
hoyr,i ,f s.hl3 Eivnr vy5t.,,. Mb;.b
took thr n,5s Il = ,,a,n,c, y r;ncinnati
whisky ,r,ynlrd Ilooo ],n;lns NH wa.
kept in 4 ,tolrchd5nssiaa s.eI.N I(os before
/ tie f'ani was discovered,
W,,;,o i,,,,o. ch,;.to,hor otr.n,
Dnn Fl, ~. 1inn;nm ma1 ~ ~ IN,
,,5 e = nnn"'n n'i
i'an,~> Grn n,n;,". t.., "s':i'E ~
".',H ,m"{t y, IA n n" ~ ~
"a me-"
,,: en-.
hNS'ss'pp l"l|i >'HS w.. ''n'..i
S.'n''9' ".'Sse'e' 1'o n'o,N'"s "''os
..,;l,,,al ,|S,I., J,t..; x a.. L.f-,.. 4
".a''"",o" 49, a.Nn"t VI 'io h,SS'isl
ap".;.m 0'"''o' '"ese fes|s W eA'
'c'''''n''e"i , g, II.
Swiss engineer nan'e'l Ritter "t't'
'Ht t'H. W ! tf's u" anoPl ms pan 1"'
"e'''i''ls 'h 'hSN','''o'toIe SuPPiii
~ M"'e, from we Lake Oh Scuic''a'ei
n"l.Hel'ah" 'ia 'ia,i"SaWaN Inc COS
Is gwen ~ tpoNt S|uu,nVD,uJN
The new niStal %tu'rntd with Hhie,
F,lH'"NA N'a 0Cun experimenting hav,
proved unable 10 stand the new pro
~jcctilcs from modern guns. This say
the London Times, condemns i~ronclao
ships without giving them IL chance o
showing what they could do;
Az AWs,EiaH baron, WNho desired /,
Commit siiicidc. consulted a physicia,
about n complaint about his heart i,
ordrrto find ont exactly where If was
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
Changed Her Ntind.

Town Topics: Mamma, said the
dehutante, MI. Evergreen has asked me
to be his wife. and | have consented
crash girl! Unnatural daughter, Do
you not know tina. Nj. Evergreen will not
have a cent until the death of his father
and grandfather"
But, mamma, it is the grandfather |
am going TO marry"
MY darling, ALWAYS said YOU would
be an honor to the family"
----
The empress of Japan is rapidly be
coming proficient on the piano.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
Newspaper Borcs.

No II who has had tho least .rN,nra
icnce IN q newspapers office Will dispute
ne When say that Inc journalist Aiso
has far moro tiaii his sliaie of borcs to
endare: isiS lie is largely made up of
t.is kind, which he is compelled to take
up and carry every day he sits at his
desk. The bore appears early in the
day, when the busy newspaper mar il
getting comfortably Is .Ha6rt, and is
putting III bis hit+ ii.Ka' he come in
later; WEtn Me editors desk is covered
with copy. and the man in charge has
all he II attend to without listening
to other matters; he ''bohs up SERENE
ly" when the tired ianrnniist i attempt
ing te e%patH', his MONDAY lunch in
.'"At''; Ne bultonholcs his helpless
victim upon the street, corners him in
the horse-cars, runs him down in the
theatre lobby. calls on him in the guise
of friendship, and finally haUnts hin, III
his sleep, unit. the pooi5 woin-o,,i
worker drops in,5 Il slumbcr, With
dreams in which all creation seem tc
be made up of borcs, with their never,
ending buzz and hum.-Ihe Writer.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

A Hartford lady RENTED to u large
New York house to pay II bill. and by
mistake sent cent less th;ln t!.af#cc
of the bill. The New York no: se
wreto Costing two ccuts) asking IL.
the missing cent, and on receiving il
sent on ~ new receipt Coos, 'wo cents
morel, and vi r"urse i cost the !!1dy Z
cents 10 forward ille |, mating it cost
& cents 10 pa.r ! cent. business il bus
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Chaunccy Depew has coined phrase
wrieA viii probably have a run. He
speaks of certain financial transactions
Of AN uncertain character as kathleen
Mayonrncen loans" because lit may
be for year. qnd it may be forever"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
WHAT
WARMERS s: :;;;; Az S;;,'i s $;
SAFE CURE x sEsasts'A' - =,
G uEEs( HtsS9ss.5ss' :,

r- There is no doubt of this
great remedy's potency. 1t is
ta~ no New discoveryunknown
tana mayi,ap worthless, but
ez is familiar to the public for
)years as the only reliable
&c remedy for diseases of the
Kidneys, Liver and Stomach.
I be well,your blood must
be pure, and it never can be
Ss pure if the Kidneys, (the only
blood purifying organs) are
w Ndiseased.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Judge KELLEY is in favor of Gresham's
noait ation liz N" Republicans.
If kaeiy's motor had the sense and power
of Ed!son's photograph it would talk back
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Donald G.. Mitchell, the author, WHO Us
better known as Ike Marvel lives quietly
on his faro ut Edgcwooi, Conn, ana looks
for all the world like = little old Scotch farm
ar or gardner. He is LOW GO. He has a com
| Portable revenue from his published books,
. and Is enabled to live in c%olu.ort without tir-
ing hand or brain.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
MOXIE.

The famous Moaie Nerve Fcod Bever-
see Stakes the thirst from summer heat,
does better and prevents the after effects OF
Liquors and Tobacco, removing their odor
from the breath at oncc, gives the weekly
and nervous double powers of endurance and
takes away the tired feeling like magic, With
| out reaction or harm. Fer sale everywhere.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
rhe cas- nrirer,s Mistakc.

Texas siftings: Inspector Byrnes, while
il civilians dress, overheard u cab driver
ovcychargc afare. Getting into the We
hiclc, he said:
Drive 10 the City Hall"
What will l get!" asked the cute
driver.
About ten days
And he got il, too.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

POnuIar ~EincatfOn.

We sympathize with the feeling Hhseh often
| les,s citizens to boast that no child born IN
this cot;n,ry n ed grow up in ignorance, and
vet it is = fac, that many people who have
learned to read and write have never tnught.
themselves to think. 4 man ~ho suffered
from catarrh, consumption, bronchitis, scrot-
ula, or oliver complaint might read till his
eyes dropped out how these aud many other
| diseases haze neeu cured by Dir. Piercc's
| Golden Medical Discovery, hut if he did LOT
take the lesson to himself and tent the virtues
of this great medicine, his time would be
| thrown nroN
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

A new feature has been added to bank
ruptcy practice in Kansas. A member
of a firm in that state which assigned last
week was visited by several persons in
tcrested III the affairs of the firm. and
given the alternative of paying ST, Geo
worth of debt or being hanged without
the aid of the sheriff.
The visiting gentlemen were made pre-
ferred creditors at once.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

-"All roads lead 10 %roain,' remarked a
tramp, studying a guide board.-Boston
Eplont
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

If afflicted with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it, Csc
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
A CHlLD,s SORROW.

She can race all day through the meadows,
She can dance al day DER the heath,
While she leaves me alone in the shadow
With a longing more better than death.
And she stands in the sun on the ~seashore,
Where the FISHERMEN mend their nets
With Il laugh for their tales and their saliles,
All, how soon then a child iofsets!
Fer her face ia both rogrish and merry,
Though she wears still the sombrc black
That has marked all my loss Of lifc's glad
And OF half of lifc's po*,7 TO bless.
With q Sing 5ll,ct lii : u the morning,
Like the sou@ OF the birds. Fer pets,
And AT night such Il sweet, happy s'."'Psf'
All, how soon then IL child forgetS!
Why, bit .eho can that be in the garden,
Flung face down on The sweet lily bed!
oWhu ms d4uyhter, my darling, what is its'
Aud she stiied her sobp as she saiI..
"Oh, she loved them. the beautiful iiiicsi'
Bat the poor little face was wet
And WAS drawn with keen anguish ana Tong
ing!
SO achild then does not forget. NJ, ii.
1t may he said of Il man successful in
love: He came, h. saw, he conquered, and
she coneurred.
-Scryia itgias ! taA on liz hustle. Tint
is sitting down on the bistis !" sbh heaviest
fashion.
In the race between IN nc rule and Home
| rule in ireland the latter is undoubtedly
, aheaii
-Irrcvcrcnt papers arc telling a story abon'
| a Boston girl asking what pugiiists believe
1t is absurd on its face. Every Boston girl
knows that the pugilists are cxpoundcrs of
Knox.
"Ah mc!n sighed Potts, ''i'm tired OF living,
Tn. world is hollow, ambitions VAIN
Come now ~ said his chum, 81 know the
III symptoms;
It's all your liver that's very plain.
You need nor suffer, for help is easy,
Picrce's Pellets 20 right To the place,
"A friend to the bilious ! well might call
them
THERE'S nothing better; tncl'Il suit your
case
Potts ceased his signing and bought the "Pcl
lcts.''
No more he mourncth hi haplcss lot.
His face is cheerful, his heart is iightso,nc,
His melancholy is quite forgot.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

s.k your friends and neigh-\E
L,rs what
WARMERS SAFE cURE/-E
has done for them. Its recordf
is beyond the rangeo fdoubt.\ &
1t has cured millions and
we have millions of testi- q
monials to prove our assertion.\
WARMERS SAFE CURE n
will cure you if you will give
It a chance.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
IL Said Bongh-Woush.

Life: They were young lovers, and as
they strolled through the ranblc in Cen.
:ral Park the future looked very bright
and pleasant to them.
That isa dogwood tree, my love he
said, touching it lightly with his stick.
How do yon know that 1t is dog
wood tree. George dear"
and then a policeman ordered them off
the grass, and they were very, very
happy.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Mr.. Cumso-I saw an obese woman as
| came
Mrs. Cumso fnterruptiuEl-~Weil, | think
it's about time they stopped the Immigration
! of these vile foreigners .-America.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Before arithmetic WAS invented people
multiplied on the face of tine ~earth.-Boston
Rndpet
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

A doctor always remembers kindly
his first pa'i"nt-if the patient lives
.St3s francisco throaicic.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22
Health and Strength

/. you feel tired. weak. worn out or run down from
hard work. BY Impoverished condition of the blood or
low state of the system, you should take Hoods sarsa.
parlila. The peculiar tonlng, PURIFYING, and Vital
izlng qualities of this successful medicine arc soon
felt throughout the entire system. cxpclling disease
al d giving quick, healthy action to every organ u
,aUcs the stomach, creates an appetite, and rouses
.he liver and kidneys. Thousands who have taken
1t with bencft. testify that Hoods sarsaparllla
makes the weak strong"
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold ry all druggists. q; six for s.. Prepared only
hy c. ]. noon d Co, Aro,hccarics. Lowell Masa
100 Doses One Dollar
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

"a tend + ~u.issiVe from the jsnitor found
on the sanetum -ablei "Eola ani Wood all
earpe,"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

You need not suffer, for help is easy,
picrce's Pellets 20 right to The place,
"A freud to the bilious ! well might call
them
There's nothing better; tncl'N suit your
case.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-22

Potts ceased his signing and bought the "Pcl
lcts.n
No more he monrnrth hi. hap'css lot.
His face is cheerful, his heart is iightsonc,
His melancholy is quite forgot:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
Children Cry for Pitchers Casforil
DIED.


ssSei Carroll younger dsugsse OF Edgar W.aS and
isabel Esther aoS1a e rs.d.ucs OF her
Mccormick. 233 Union''' on SATURDAY 'A9" - ~
O'Clock p ID. .,-,....
.cKrRfY-on March H. 1893. Of pneumonia Charlotte
widow OF the Samuel Acksrly aged ~ years
nr.1 ..rvicss Moniar 10Th inst az O'Clock n III her
LA re,Idenc~ e2 Normanave, Brooklyn, T. d.
rn,srment at Mt Sinai l. I. russiAy.
p.pRyOu March 10 Thomas Barry. aged ~ years, - a..
The funeral services which were on s,oct az
storm, will take place SATURDAY: March ~ a'''' ~
lllO Forrest ave-, near lOIthsI -
pIIzARp-A, Newburg " Y. Monday, March IL
epoTsoN-At Auburn " y, March 10. 1888. Deborah
D riaow ., az 81 Peter Church sunday Afternoon At
o'clock. ..,-, 4, .-,. =,
BRowN-on Wednesday, March H. |A'"'ih' H. "'''
the la.s samuel s,nr1,y March H. s,2p attic Church
Home Albany ave, corner Hefx'ms'-s'' nioy"' - -
IN spMAN-on Marsh 10, at the hoass Of Mt simeon .
"a Perrepontst- Brookyn Rachel Marinstt
eed 10 years and 10 months only child oil DE-
: u ard N. Loulse Chapman. oil Ne" hA'sn Sol'-
- .nnEpLAIS-op Thursday evening, March -, OF
Ss1nEs,s sfsn a assd years ssT
Fqns5adl u .grplSs sunday at 1850
opptIAMoRE-In thls city. on THURSDAY. March rs OF
seryces will be held his late resiaepce 100 Yves,
spths. on Monday. 10Th inst a IL H. hela'ivos aud
,i rsn", Al arseawooa at conveDeuce Of fanily
cpAyK-At Hsosensack, March Ia. OF pneumonia
Annie T., wife OF I. T. Crane
NOTICE Of funeral narrator -
rvyRIrT-Atst Ausustins. Fla March Ia 1888. John J.
Fvsritt OF Nsw.York ui,y,
Notice ~ funeral hereafter =.
FROsT-oa Thursday. hs 10TH inst ~ ms tssuenes' 40
Relatives aud friends Of ths ita ATE ssspsseJ ,sb
10 funeral roip the fst fres cnnto
corn sthAve and lcthst Mondsy. ths leta irsh. ~
! IL yclscs.
Pisase omit nowsrs-