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Tax Notice.

N0tice IS hereby given that the Slats
.nx AMI county hwy for Che year 1883
ire now duo. and that in pursuance Ut
law, tile treasurer OF his deputy willie
at the following famed places at the
times herein specified and remain three
days at each place for the purpose of col
]ecting said taxes and levies:
Appointments Of John Blackstone.
treasurer
Keller Station, September 9th.
i'ungoteague September 23th and 29sh.
Onancock, October 4th, 5th and 6tS:.
Wachapreague City, October. 18th, 10Th
and 10th.
Accomack C. H.. October Goth, Both
and 31st.
louisville. November End.
Belle Haven, November 9th.
Tangipr Island N november 18th and 14th
Appointments Of John Z. Wise, dep
ntytreasurer---
S7Yoodperry. Sept. 18th. 18th and l4th.
Guilfold. September 19ih, goth and 2lst.
1iappsyile. October 4th. 9Th and 9Th
f:arsh Market. Oct. 10Th 18th and I2th.
Temperanceyille, October 18th. 26th
and 27th.
New Churth, Nov. 9th. 7ih and 9Th.
chtncoteague Island. November 18th,
18th aud 14tll.
Those WHO have not paid their 1887
tlxes and levies are hereby informed
that unless the same is paid by the 18th
OF November. next, their property will
be levied on and sold to pay the same.
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NOTICE The creditors OF Jno. w.
Kellam. deceased. are hereby requested
TO take notice and report to the COM
missioner by Sept. 26tll all claims
against estate OF said decedent. III.
[Iyslop, administrator.
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Mir. A. j. Lllliston, Accomac e. H.,
has been awarded the contract by U. 5.
Government fer building the new Lite
Saving Station on Metompkin beach.
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The Olane0ek Music School.
COLLEGE BUILDING.

WILL OPEN SEPT. II, 1883.
This is the second session Of this
school. Every advantage and fa-
cility for the study OF music offered.
The success Of this school last
year was very gratifying,and pros
poets for the coming session ara
Gathering.
TERMS Piano 80 per quarter,
Organ $40 per quarter, Special vo.
ca1Ss7.50 per quarter, Class vocal
5l.25 per quarter.
Mrs. Tibbie j. Lawrence yves.
leyan Female Collcge). principal.
; Mrs. Jennie Joynes (pupil OF
Koerber), associate principal.
New upright pianos and comfort
able practice rooms. No extra
charge for use of instruments.
! Pupils practice under immediate
supervision of the teachers.
For catalogue address HRS. lib.
BE LAWRENCE or Mrs. JENNIE
/ JOYNEs.
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Revival services are now being held
in the Baptist Church. Drnmmondtown'
conducted oy the pastor and Rev. Mr.
Barnes of Northampton.
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When YOU visi. Baltimore stop at the
Mal.3y House. where will be founo
FIRST class accommodations and exceed
ingly low rates.
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Foi: SALE-Seasoned weather hoard
ing ALL; II ,oring. cheap for cash. Ma
j)r Mason, BlOxom station.
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NOTICE All persons indebted to the
late firm of Parks e Ca'scy. I.eemont
arc hereby notified that they must set
lie with said firm by 1st OF October as
longer indulgence will not be given.
After that date all claims unsettled will
be placed in the hands of Al officer for
COLLECTION Parks & Causey.
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LOCAL NE@&s.

Mfr. Baker, a member of the The
Fruit and Produce Exchange OF BALI
more. was il visitor to cur town OH "'u-
,,eSf,aY
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FoR SALH-I offer for sale at private
contract, tho farm of which John &.
Coltburn died seized and possessed sit
uated about II miles froul Wacha-
preague and abont same distance from
Melfa station 1t contains about 80
acres of excellent land. in a good state
OF cultivation. well adapted TO trucks OF
allkinds and las on it. good dwelling.
outhouses &c. A small cash payment
only will be required. The money for
same is not needed and al the time will
be given that is wanted, so long rs in
tercst is paid promptly. Ii not soil it
Will bo for rent after lst of September.
Henry b. Stewart. HadlOck, Va,
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SATURDAY, ocroBERc 6, 1855

go \ cross-mark on your paper, before
N vol,r name. made with pen anu INK
* indicates tnat. your subscription has
81 expired. or is due, ana You Sse re-
sy- specially solicited to remit OF re-
IS new
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Nursery Stock.

TO close out the tree business I
offer the following stock at prices
lower than ever before offered Oh
the Peninsula:
1000 Bartlett Pears, 5000 large
size Apple good varieties, $4,000
Peach trees the best varieties. also
several hundred one year old Plum.
Wilson's Elrly Blackberry.
BrandYwine, Cuth bert, and Hansel
RaspOerries.
Headquarters for the famous
Buback's No. 5 Strawberry, and
all the new and old kinds.
Write the list of what you want
and get ny prices.
CALEB BoGGs,
CheSwold, Del.
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We defy any dealer to show II flinr
thatIwill equal our Hiawalha" fancy
l,atert. We claim this -four 10 be tile
very best sold for any price.
Nudge, Smith & Go.
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For SALE.-Ire Mt reasonable rates.
delivered ut my Ice house door IN
DrummondtoHn. LIZ. Mock
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nIED.

SIR 1EvEs-N ear .eemont. Saturday,
September 29ih, of typhoid fever, Fletch-
eE.W. Shrieyes, aged IA years.
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Any merchant that will settle down
on our sIIi;.wiItla' fancy patent and
our Hiss" patent will hear no more
complaints from their customers and
willIlind tllat their four trade will in
creabe.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

For SALE.-Yawl boat, IL feet long,
4 feet inches wide, built Of white &C.
,lar and good as new-prlce $25. Capt.
w. T. Sonlers, GAINESVILLE, Va.
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Hoe CnoLERA-SuRK CURE
that cholera is raging on the Shore. givo
Granger Horse ami Hog Powders freely
in Slips or water twice daY--giye half
battc British Oil i'll connection with
Powders. use carbolic acid freely us a
,lislnfectant. GfangerPowders Call be
had of every merchant on the Shore.
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WANTBD-A young man as overseer
for lSS9-married mall prererrrd--good
wages to right party. joan j. Gunter,
Accomac G. II.
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Apply to

= VS. ~CHsA
Also. Shade and Ornamental.
Peach Trees speciality.
Prices TO suit the times.
All persons wanting fruit trees,
plants or vines for this fall (lSSSj
or next spring (tSS9). will do well,
before ordering elsewhere, to call
OH or correspond with
J. E. WEST,
Practical Nurseryman, ONANcocK VA
With II years. experience growing
.rees and handling fruit 81. Dover, Del.
kg For references apply to j.: III. Cham:
bers, Dover, Del.
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NoTIcE.-The creditors of Jnhn o.
Downing, deceased, are hereby request
ell to take notice an,l report 10 tile COM
missioner by October Goth, next. all
claims against the estate of said dece-
dent. WIN. J. Rue, administrator.
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Gents and ladies' fine black hose that
will not smut-you will find then at D.
j. i,itlow's, Onancock.
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WANTEp-Respsctable white woman
(liot afraid Of work. to cook and assist IN
houScwolk. Good wages to one who will
suit. VIM. Fl. Parker, Accomack G. Ii.
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For SALE-Brown mare 7 years old
by Nightsh lde sister to Twilight. good
driver can trot mile III 81 minutes;
Morrill, colt wears DID,. Isl hands can
tgot a mile in 81 minutes; Kentucky
niule4 years old blucky. Il good one.
price low. Apply to T. e. Kellam, Lo-
custYille.
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Cents fine neckwear at Titlow's,
Main ST., Onancock
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Concord grapes 50 cents per basket at
Iitlow's, Onancnck
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The public Will please take no.
tice that the mill property desig.
mated above, which formerly be-
longed to Mr.. d. 81. Dennis, is now
owned by the undersigned who
will continue to do business at the.
old stand, and will eDdeavor to
give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
Thanks for former patronage. Flu.
ture tavors solicited.
Respectfully, &C.,
4 {. JOSEPH e. JONES.
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GREY &C EAGLE.

Will make the Fall Season of 1888
in Accomac county. He will be at
Modrstown, Oct. 9th and 10th,
louisville, Oct. 18th and 18th.
Fair Oaks, Oct 18TH and 18Th,
Parksley, Get. It'll and 18TH.
New Church, Oct. 10Th and Goth.
He will he at each of these places
two weeks from date uutil the end
of season.
Terlns-To Insure SOS
Season Sis
Single Service $40
L. T. PARKER. HOMETOWN, Va.
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WANTED-3O0 true Leghorn hens or
very forward pullets. Willcom or send
for them. Address j. d. Savage, Frank
town, Va
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WANTED-A position in store knowl
edge of book keeping good ponman, best
reference Box 36, Temperancevllle.
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NoTIcE.-All persons indehted to
the estates of Edward T. Downing and
Thomas l.. Trower, deceased. are here
by. earnestly requested to settle the
samr without further notice. Admin
Isl traitor.
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NoTIcE.-Libersy Jr., will make the
fall season from Onanrock tn HOMETOWN
ut S.. $40 and Sis. "a. T. Mason, Biloxi
oms station.
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ll|a ||lEzzzg9I
EER YORK, PHILA. 8 NOR.
FOLK R. R. Gu,

Quickest AMI Only Daily line between
Boston, New Yek, Phila., Nof0lk,
and Old Point COmfOt.
NORTHWARD
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FOR SALE-Farm and dwelling at
Horntown. Va. Falm contains 50 acres
mole or less-large roomy house. good
location, splendid yard etc. For further
information apply to J. Douglass Wal
lup, Salisbury, Nd.
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For SALE.-The sloop Helen 10 ton
register, all liked up for dredging and in
good order. Sails good. Apply to L.
7. Bundick, Modestown, va.
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Kite fving now engages much of tn,
attention Of cur "aytrlrcd small boy
and adults of elegant leisure u
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CHALLENGE.-My horse "Rocket"
will trot the Roam horse, belonging to
VIM. T. Wright, Esq.,, for S10J or
more, any day between now and Christ
MAS by giving ple twenty days notice.
The track Oh ghlch to have the race to
I've decided Oh hereafter; this Is justice
to myself and m IRE particularly my
horse. K. L. Parkes.
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Miss Annie Drummonl, an attractive
young lady of GAINESVILLE, IS visiting
friends in this vicinity.
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a valuable Grey Morgan horse OF Mr.
W. u. Chandler died last wetk
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Our "M'Liss" patent is the highest
grade -four that goes to The E. Shore for
the price. Nearly ALL the leading mer-
chants keep it. Nudge, Smith s. Go.
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
A Woman Shot Under Pecu.
liar Circumstances.
GUN BOATS SENT TO FORMOSA
The Thunderer-Washi News
Items-Killed by Rufdans The
Lien Law UnoOnstitutioEal.
Mysterious Affair.

PHILADELPHIA, November ga very
mysterious shooting affair, which will
in all LIKELIHOOD cause the death of
Mrs. Kettle Stokes, residing at No. 800.
Greenwich Street, occurred tonight.
Early in the evening three shots were
heard in the house and and officer upon
investigation found that q Cuban
named Fred. Ramos had shot Mrs.
Stokes three times, two of the bullets
taking effect in her face and the third
are in one of her lungs. Officers ar
rested Ramos, but only succeeded In
doing so after tbs prisoner had fred
shot and been dubbed insensible. Mrs.
Stokes and Raimos were taken to the
hospital. where the former is dying
and the latter feigning, or is actually,
unconscious. Not the slightest motive
to the crime can be ascertained. the
woman being unable by reason of the
wounds in her face to talk and the
prisoner is likewise silent. Mrs. Stokes
has 7-year-old child and lived with
her husband in the house where she
received her wounds. Her husband
who returned to the house shortly af-
ter the affair, can throw no light upon
it.
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Washington Wisps.

WASHINGTON, November 5. - The
Treasury Department has ruled that
"benedictine" is dutiable at 50 per GAL
lon and &c. per bottle, and not at the
rate of 30 per cent. ad valorem as pro-
prietary cordial. In answer to an in
quiry relative to gauging and stamping
imported liquors, the Treasury De-
partment has replied: Distilled spirits
must be gagged at the port OF original
landing, unless entered for immediate
transI ortation without applaisement
and warehouse permit. They are not
to be stamped until Withdrawn for con-
sumption. The gauger's return of re-
imported American whisky. re- entered
for transportation. must be transmitted
with entry, port of destination and
capacity, wasIage, etc., cut on bung.
A large number of employees in the
executive departments have gone to
their homes to vote. It is impossible
to ascertain the number, but over 300
leave in the Treasury Department
alone, and the indications are that en-
ployees in the other departments are
leaving in proportionate numbers.
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Sensible Gladstone.

BIRMINGHAM. November 5.-Glad-
stone arrived to- day. He will remain
most of the week, and make several
speeches. A great crowd awaited him,
and numerous Populations pre- scented
addresses. He said the addresses fully
recognized the fact that the Irish ques
ton was really an English. Scotch and
Welsh question, and until that CUES
ton was settled the country could
know neither peace nor effectual pro-
gress; that all efforts to solve the fish
cries question with the United States
had been egregious failures. The Lib
erals did not wish to increase the
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Killed by ROughg.

LONG ISLAND, November 5-Joseph
Kugler, aged So years, a milkman, was
killed at College Point last night. Seven
men on horse back, one of them named
Meyers, cowboy, were riding through
the village where Kugler was leading
mis- wagon with milk cans, when one of
the men rode over him and was followed
by two others. One man attempted to
shoot the persons who made an effort
to rescue Kugler from under the horses
feet. No arrests have yet been made,
but the police are after the men.
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The Kings American Faverites.

LONDON, November 4.-Woodcock &
Hendrick, the American favorites of the
King of Wurtemburg, left Nice sud-
denly on Saturday. Woodcock, who
was seen by reporter before his depsr-
ture, refused to deny the charges
against him. Wurtemburg court
officials are silent in regard to the mat
ter.
NICE, November 4.-The King of
Wurtemburg is much irritated over the
newspaper reports charging that be
was under the influence of three Amer
leans, whom he made fayorites. A few
days ago he summoned Baron Won
Mittnacht, Wurtemburgs prime min
lister. to Nice, and instructed him to
make an official denial. of the report.
His private estate has been involved by
his expenses.
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Behe aiding Slaves.

LoND0N, November 4.-The Chronicle
correspondent at Rome says the Pope
refused to comply with Count Herbert
Bismarck's request to use his influence
in behalf OF governments candidates
in their election for the Landtag.
Hence the GOODNESS between Germany
and the Vatican.
A dispatch to the Times from Zanzi-
bar says Germans have burned all the
dhows and boats in Whind harbor.
Lieutenant Fitzherbert, of Algerine, in
the face of heavy Arab force, chased
a dhow with 200 slaves off the north
coast of Madagascar until the dhow
grounded. The Sakalavas cut the heads
off all the slaves except twenty-seven.
which Lieutenant acknowledgements
with the dhoW.
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Brief TelegrAms.

BUCK e. TAYLOR, merchants of Craw-
louisville, Ark. failed. Liabilities.
100000; assets, $4,000.
STRoUss, United States Minister to
Turkey, arrived in Constantinople on
Monday.
JOHN w. V. CARsLIN, of the New York
Stock Exchange, has made an assign
ment. Liabilities, $4,000.
MAURICE Richard, formerly promi-
nent in French politics, is dead.
CARDINAL NEWMAN is out of danger.
A "BLUE BOOK" on the Sackville af-
fair is being prepared for Parliament.
THE Gar and Czarina arrived in st.
Petersburg on Monday and were &C
corded an enthusiastic receE ton by the
populace.
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Preparing to Transmit Election Re-
turns

New YORK, November elaborate
preparations have been made for col
lecting the Presidential election vote
at night in New York, New JERSEY and
Pennsylvania, where the returns will
be collected by the Associated Press
alone. In all other States the work
will ba done by the Associated Press
and Western Union Telegraph Com
pany acting together. In all the States,
except Ohio, the vote will be compared
with the Presidential vote of 1884. In
Ohio a comparison will be made with
the vote for Governor in 1887, the COM
plete redistricting of that State making
comparison with the vote of 1884 i'm
practicable. The returns of New York
City will be collected by O'Rourkes
City Press Association. No compari-
son can be made in the general bulle-
tins, as many of the polling districts
have been subdiVided since 1884. but q
comparison with the vote of 1884 will
be made by assembly districts as fast
as they are fully taken.
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The Trouble in Idaho.
To the Editor of THE HERALD.

To the Editor of THE HERALD
Politics with US are at fever heat.
Standrod ct al. are frantic because
Mormons have withdrawn from the
Church association in order to enjoy
citizens rights. 1t matters not what
the Idaho Mormon does; he Is disfran-
chised for being Mormon, and for not
being one he is put in the jug. Whole
sale arrests are being made in Malad
City. and Samaria will be attended to
on Monday next. Mr.. Fred Thomas,
of the firm of Fred Thomas & Co., re
fused to furnish bail, and takes impris-
onment. Good for him! We predict
that he will come out on top. That this
is a game of bluff. is too apparent. 1t
is all done to secure the reelection of
Mr.. Standrod and prevent the election
as Mr.. Hawley for Delegate.
A POLITICAL SAFE.
CHERRY CREEK, Idaho, Nov. 8.
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difficulty, but were DESTROYS that by the
judlcious choice of persons the meas
ures and the question would be settled
in a manner tending to draw both
countries into closer relations. The
Sackville incident was extremely I'M
fortunate. 1t resulted in the infection
of serious slight and disparagement
upon England. He hoped the matter
was susceptible of satisfactory expia-
nation. The incident ought to serve
to moderate the spirit of Wanting and
Dragging in vogue among many tories.
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HaytiAn Impertinance.

Boston, November 4.-The brig Rich
ard 7. Green, Captain Patrick, from st.
Marc, Hayti, reports that on October
18th, when off st. Maries, she was ordered
to heaye to by Haytian man-of-war,
whose armed officers came on board three
times, taking away the ships regis ter
and all her papers, threatening to take
her to Port-AU-Prince as prize. After
OBTAINING them some time, the papers
were returned and the vessel was al
lowed to proceed.
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The Thunderer.

LONDON, November 5.-The Times, in
a long editorial on the Presidential con-
test and the Ssckviile matter, says
there is not the slightest reason to re-
taliate On Minister Phelps, and advises
government to show some deiiberation
in choosing q successor to Lord sack
vile. 1t adds that the election may in
volye q change in government, but that
ence to Englishmen, and that March
next wiz De ruby time enough TO ap :
something to indicate England's dis
pleasure,
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Another Explosion,

CHICAGO, November 5.-A fve-story
building, forming part of the Chicago
Sugar Refining Company's establish
ment, on the river bank near Twelfth
Street, was wrecked tonight by an ex-
plosion in the starch drying rooms.
Contrary to first reports, only one man,
Magnus Hammel, was in the structure.
He was fatally injured. The loss on
the building. contents and freight cars
in its vicinity will not exceed SIS, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-06
Cynthia Can't Vote

New YORK, November 5.-Judge
Lawrence, of the Supreme Court, to-
day denied the application of Mrs.
Cynthia Leonard, candidate of the
Equal Rights Party for mayor, for a
mandamus to compel the judges of cleo
ton to accept her vote. The ground
of the application was that the United
States Constitution permits woman suf-
frage, and that no State can abridge the
rights guaranteed under national law.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIED,

WILLIAMs-In the Nineteenth Ward of this
city, of Inflammation of the bowels,
william Williams, aged "a years. DE :
ceased was the son-in-law Of George Gar
hett, Ninteenth Ward.
Funeral at O'Clock on Wednesday,
November 7th, 1888, in the Nineteenth Ward
Meeting House. Friends invite1.
MitlenniaI Star please copy.
WILLIAMs.-At Spanish Fork, Utah, October
%, 1888, of rheumatism, Mary Williams,
FoRDoNsK1.-At the Cullen, in this city,
November 4th, 1888, CT pneumonia, Mary
SpringVilIe, aged 40years.
Funeral from st. Paul Chapel at2 o'clock
p m. this day. Friends of the family are
invited to attend.
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Tho Gar fs Thankful.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 5.-The
Gear has issued manifesto stating he
shares with the people the thanks to God
for mis- miraculous escape in Mondays
railroad accident.
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Toole's Daughter Dead.

LONDON, November 5.-Florence
Toole, daughter of John L. Toole,
comedian, died yesterday. She was the
last of his children, and her death has
completely Frustrated the veteran
actor.
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Arrests in Russia.

BERLIN, November fifty persons
have been arrested in Moscow, includ-
ing Professor Holzoff, editor of the
Pan.Slavist paper RWsski MysoL. Other
arrests have Deen made at Charkoff.