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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-02

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-02
GRAND LODGE OF GEORGIA F.&A. NJ
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted under "Specfd!
Notices" toiH be charged 81 % Square each
insertion.
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NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT OF SAVINGS,
SOUTHERN BANK OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA :
SAVANNAH, Oct. !, 1883.
Interest for the Third Quarter of the present
year is now due, and will be paid on demand
Depositors will please leave their books at the
bank on and after the 10Th inst. to be balanced.
JOSEPH KOPPS. Accountant.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-02
DIssOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS.

The firm of PARSONS & PIKE, PHARMA-
consent, Mr. F. PARSONS retiring.
The business will be continued by Mr.. N. T
PIKE, who will assume all liabilities of the late
firm.
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NOTICE.

Neither the Captain nor Consignees of the
British steamship CHOLLERTON, Free Master,
will be responsible for any debts contracted by
the crew.
A. MINIS 6 SONS Consignees.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE
All persons are hereby cautioned against har-
boring any of the crew of the Spanish steamship
BENITA, whereof Sautalauri is Master, as no
tain or STRACHAN & co, Agents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

= Qm %. Gebruar lit BET Gtein's
paB 200 Meilen oltlid DON gl pafo
iuieoer Elm 8abn3ug angebaIten uu6 bes
raubt morben. I'm s llbr Mbenbs, oIs
Der md Meften gebenbe GrpreBaug Der
Stoli9en pacifics8abn in @teins paB
einfubr, famen 3tDei tnie gew6bnli1e
8ersleute ausiebenbe Mdnner on Bor6 !;
lie gingen In ben padmagen, uno man
beadtete iie nidt peiter. Yi6bli9 fam
Der 3ug ettpa u Weilen ienieits bes
pahes gum 9alter, unb ba entbedten
bic paiiagiere erit, baB bic 2ofomotipe,
ioipie bic pads, poft< unb @rprsBuas
gen feblteH. @iner BON ben beiben
Wdnnern, toei9e in bem 8aggagelpa.
gen plab genommen batten. mar auf
Der locomotive erfd)ienen unb bate
ben Sngenieur nit boreebaltenem &es
boloer geStpungen, Den 3ug gum Gtills
ttanb au bringem, tudbrenb ieiu GpieBs
gefelle idoa Sic paiiasier Nbtbeilung
oes 3uges abgetuppeIt unb benz Brem.
fer gebeiBeu bate, ben 3us su vbre-
den" Elm @ebeiB, lpel1em bieier nas
ttirli6 fofort Golge Ieiitete. SobaIb
Die locomotive anbielt, iparen bic auei
Mfdnner fofort nod benz grpreBwagen
gegangen uno batten Dem Beamten an,
befobIen, bic Sblr gu 6ffnen, pibrigens
falls fie ben @agen In bic 2uft fprens
gen uiirben. Oie Sbiir tpurbe ge6ifs
net, unb Der Wagen iobann unter ben
gebbrigen @orii6tsmaBregeln sesen
eine St6rung la Smith in fpfemati.
fiber, sel@dftsmdBiser Weife bur@.
fu@t. geadbem Mles, mas tpertbboll
erf6ien. nsefi9ert" mar, perlieBen bic
3tpei Ndnner ben Woeen unb gingen
in elmer iiiblidben &i6tung babom. l1es
Der ben Mertb ibrer 8eute lit nod ni1ts
.@eiteres befannt. So9 muB 6erfelbe
betrd9tlih geuug geweien iein, ba fe es
ili9t Der 0tabe tpertb erd6teten, ben
pofts ober BaggagetDogen su bur@ius
den, ubsIei6 fie OieieIben nit abgefups
peit hatten.
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- Die Baptiiien unb Yresbpterianer
IN @bicagO geben Der bortigen vsSr.
yr." 5ufolge bamit UNI. Iid 3u einen,
4lanben ilno elmer Stride 3u Dereinigen.
Gilr bas &eiultat bet geri9meIsung
baben iie bereits ben Yiamen upresbp.
baptilferianer" in Nusf9t genommen.
Die 0ereiuisung tpdre febr erfreuIid,
aber ber Name bafiir foroert ben epott
beraus. Sie eSribune" meint, Ct
tlinge ,bart uno teutoniI9". Die
nSribune" fsnnt natirli9 nur cine
Spra6e. uno uas iie nidt pers
1tebsn fam, bas iiebt (ie fiir
teutonii9 an. @ie es tlingt, iH
gtebenia@e, aber oas Wort 1T Elm
pbilOlosiIdes Monitrum, mel9es Mipps
den erfuuoen baben t6nnte. Natipros
bibibiiteu, Semoclepelanbofraten Dp.
namoanar9iteride, Nsugbumbmanps
&c. nit @ra3ie in infnitum."
9omeit bic r@b. Gr. pr.": Diefe
proieftirte 0ereinigung erinnert uns an
elm Gei6i6t@en. bas BON 6rantlin err
sdblt lpiro. Grantlin ipollte tuiIien, boB
Der Sbnrlteber petrus iebem @laubeus.
genonen au ben Seinigen bintpeiie
unb einif einen groBen 9aufetl Dor ber
9imnlelsthiire 10 lange ifeben lieB, bis
fie aug 2angweile 5ufammenfangen j:
y Wir glauben al' an einen @ott !"
Damn 6ffueten iid bic 9immeIspforten
uno tie b6rten bic Worte: y6unbss
f6tter, bdttet ibr glei9 10 geiungen, 10
bdttet ibr ni@t 10 lanse marten milf
fen!" petrus foa fogar Jrantlin. Der
ibm offen bei9tete, baB er feline anbere
Meligion babe, als bas yiaturgeieb unb
bic Meni@enliebe, augefiiitert baben !:
m&omm berein un6 nimm Blab, no
Du miuf!"
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9alfe aaf ber red,teu gettc

4uf ber re9ten Ssite 81 belfeu, 1T ni9t nur,
aagemein sensmmen, febr empfeblenSpertb,
ionSern tlug uno peife, penn isne Siilfe fiji
Die reate Seite bes &6rpers, ssrabe iiber ben
nnteren @ippea in Der @eseno Der 2eber. in
Mniprn@ aenonlmeu ipirb. Die thatisfe SiiIfe
leiitet o Oft etters Wa9e cine
nnbersleiGIit wirffame ar;uei segcn @allen.
lstbsn- llntbdtisieit Der 2eber iit bsaleitet bon
@sraaiuns, 9opfreieen, belsster 8uuse, lie.
belteis, SdpinOeI Mnfallsn, unansenebn,en
Nibem uab selbliGer 8drbuns Der 9aut uHb
bee auaapfels. Oiefe Sbmptome wei@en su.
eleid nit ibrer llria9e, 2eberIeioen, lobalb bic.
fes bon benz 8itters bertrieben pir6. Sieber
unb faltss Sieber, bas 4 is bic 9eber in W1it.
leiosnfdaft siebt, Dsspepfe, Rteumaismus,
S9Ddbe unb 8terenbefd fdperben iinb idmmts
lid 9rantbeiten, ipelde bon biefer mufersiIti.
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peilt peroen fonnen. @enbet es nidt milltiir.
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Sae es. isine gan5e @irtlamteit sntfaItenO, bic
@eianbesit i@liebli& bollitanbig piebsrsussbsn
bermae.
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@rotum,s leid,ter ed,er..

1aber, 8romn, lpie furs Sein &6ds
den it,, faste Sones eines 9ases A..
ieinem 6reunbe Yromn. Dieler ertpis
berte lDiBig: sSa, aber es mirb lang
geniig iein. bis id elm anoeres BE-,
famine" 0tan6e Meniden geben 10
biel auf 4raneien aus, Die Sbnen meber
9eiluna nod 6iIfe seipdbren, baB neue
9leiber bel ibnen pie gnaelsbelu6e
linb - iuenige unb felten. Sunerli9e
Gieber, 2ungeni6md1e, 2ur3atbmig.
teit unb fbleidenber 9uiten tuei6em
balo benz 3auberbaften giniluB ienes
nor3igli9en 6eilmittels, DR.. R. ..
pieree's Golden Medical Discovery
(sclbene mebi3inii@e gntbedung.)
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gtiemanb barf es fid erlaaben, nod su erpe.
riinentiren unb iiberaH berumsnqnadfalbern,
iuenu feline 2unsen in @efabr finb. Gis
Gdiuinbiu9t tritt in ibren anfdnsen irnmer
als cine art bon Grfdltung auf. gliemanb
laiIe fi@ bon irseno einem gambler cine iener
biui9en unb tuertblolen Na9abmungen bon
Or. Sings neuer gntbeduns fit Sdpinblu9t
unb aatarrh aufi9mdben, ionbern uberseuae
ii@, oaB er tets oas d@te unb ri9tise @litteI
erbdl'. giele faufeu iene gta9nbmunssn, neil
oieieIben etiuas biIliser inb. aber man IaTe
fi9 babu'd nidt IRE fiibrsn, ionbern beitebe
baranf, Or. Rings neue Gntbedung su srbaI-
ten, bon tpelder 9arontirt iuirb, oab iie seaen
ale eeioen Der 2un9e, Der aeblc unb Der atb.
inunssorsane iiberbaupt AbbIlie Tdafft.
@robe.Glaiden gratis ;u baben in Der Apo.
tbete bon Il. Dreib. Ereis Der srobsn 6la.
i6en 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25
nm Sag Elm Bel
@DI-EASoT9- EClke In

benz 6piele ifebt? Wlit nitbteu. Sd
babe mid porber bes genaueiten infors
mirt uab initruirt, un bic Nerfaiiung
6es Mannes sll fennen, on nel6en i6
mid nit meinem Mnliegen iuenben
tpDllte. Cure Stimmung ftitbirte i1
idon felt Idngerer 3eit i'm 5teinbod,
nit gr6Berer 8ebuib unb N1tiamteit.
aIs Sbr iemaIs ben 3uitohb eines pas
tientel1 ftubirtet, an6 geifs.n bin i'd mad
Der Gtabt -gefabren, ertta in Der Nbfidt,
mid geb0risen Ortes iiber ben etano
Cures Sdutbenmefens su Dergemifiern.
8eit, es lit fdjaoe, baB Sbr ni9t Sa@
90 beibt.
S6r meint ben pfiffgeu 2erl i'm
0tbele? Mber es banbelt lid) weber
um cine Desoempna nod UNI 70 buns
mes 3eug, tnie bic Giferiu@t lit. Nu9
tlut Sbr mir in Der Sbat au uiel gbre
an nit gurer i9mei6elbaften 8erglei1s
uug. Sd bin iueiter ni@ts als elm
Mann, ber ben 2opf am re9ten Jlsde
bot, elm Mann, peI9er beg 2amnlers
bieners griinbtid fatt ift unb iid6 nit
l.einenl tii6tigen 59lag gum gemaG.-
ten 3erI unb fit INNER 3u ieinem els
genen 9errn MAIDEN ni6hte. Sbr tpiBte
i9 batte in metner 2nabenaeit befer.
4usf1ten als bic auf cine Sataienitelle !;
aber mad benz Banfroit meines @aters
bate i'd niibts als einen erit baIb ge.
ftillten 59uliad. gs iteden aud fbates
j fpeare'ide &eminiscen5en barin unb
tam i@ Sud bamit aufmarten, ruenu
Sbr molt. grinnert Sbr @u@ beg
Gdbnbri1s' piifol? Ser iagt, bic Welt
iei cine Muiter, pelbe er fid) nit benz
Shmerte 6ffnen p0lle.
N1it benz G9werte2 QDie m6gt Sbr
bon einem 69merte fpre9en. Sbr, ber
feigfe 0unb, Der mir ie porsetommen?
50 fpraG uur sleidniBweife. Gin
6dtDert bab' id freili9 ni6t. brau@'
ou9 feins, benn ib babe Ieritanb unb
gerabe 10 biel Mutb, als i6 beoaff,
bas, mas mid senirt, 3u beieitigen.
bod, unterbra9 iih bier ber @radbz
Ier, re6ne, i9 min Sic, 9err Graf,
ni1t ldnger NIT Sarifelluns bieier Pbis
IeIopbie ber Gemeinbeit ermiiben.
@dre aud, talfulir' i9, iiberbaupt nid5t
10 ansfiibrlib geuorben. tudren mir Die
aumotipirten 2ataftropben ni9t BON ies
ber3uwiber gepefen. Mus benz nIitge.
tbeilteu @eiprd@ Stpii6en benz 8eit uub
mir t6nnen Sic erleben, tDas fiir ne Wet
G9uft iener mar uno nod III. Was
mid anGebt, mar i'd in einer Sage unb
6timmung, mo- bic 2ogit beg morale
|-ffen Gtanbpunftes nidt ftanb3ubalten
pfegt bpr ber bes 6fomomiiAen. Sd
perlu6te atpar nod cine tleine Oipers
iiou. unb wenn i6, iogie id, ftir gut
fdHbe, fat BEL gurem beilloien Nniblag
mit3uwirten, 6enielben au pafIenben
Orte au perlautbaren, tDie bann2-Gi,
liebffer Smerenbolb, entsegnete Belt,
Sbr tpiBt redt gut. baB Sbr uns oaniit
ni6t ins 8odsbOrn iagen f6nnt. Wer
warbe auf cine iolde. nod oa3u pom
S9ulotburm aus 5u erbebenos Nnflage
n1ten2 allle Menf9en BON iiinf gelun.
ben Sinnen mdbten Cure Mnaobe fir
cine ungebeuerlide 2ise balten unb
bon @eri6isipegeu fbnnte biefelbe 70,
tuie Die 6aben liegen, nur aIs elm afs
Ieifge1Her grprefunesoeriu6 qiaIlfi.
eirt nerSen. 9Dir baben, iebt Sbr, lies
ber Greunb, an alles seba6t unb in un.
ierer 9e6uns tsinen poffeu unbea9tet
geIafIen. Das Iacit if: Sbr miibt
uns bethlehem ODER Sbr ieib elm perlore'
ner Mann.
(Nortletuno foIot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

Spmmerieibe ypn oerldtebener
0ualitdt.
sieue Auswabl RON Bdaern4
l1nslpeifelbaft bic beffe Austpabl
spn Damen@ unb RtnberS GAuben,
Wanner~ u &nsben>S unb
Stiefelnnpn bewabrtenS Sabrifantea+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

Nene 3ephsr Ginsbams, Snbia
Grinflts, 9ercals, 3ansibars, Nt<
aues, eawns, gattiite, Nupeltp
Gorbs, iACttii&e 3epbsrs, Soil bu
NDrs nab antsre gum Waidtn se>
eiSnstt gabrifate Il. srOber aus~
Uabl unb 81 peri&tebenea preiiea4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25
L in 5au AntoniD au1eewtefen ,pnrbe.

@lesante 9tOpitdten in 8dnosrn
uao &aiaelt.
Die ne,telter Nuns geilinss,
Ssnrietta Sud, Grepes, aYter
Sud-, gbolte eillfarcis nao se<
muffert in allen mobernem Sdat~
ttrungen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25
gtideretett /!

Spit5en! Spit5en.
anf oieiem gelbe slan3em mir
burd bic srUbte auswabl uno bic
neueifen Saaeu, bic je bem publi~
fum pprselest tpurben+ Sprapn,
esYptiide, prientaltide, @aleneienne,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

= Sie Mabriber 8ldtter ibeilen nit,
6ab ber 9ersog bon Montpeniier bic
Regierung bena9ri9tigt babe, baB er
in &ur5en nod Mabrib snridtebreu
tueroe, unbefiimmert um bic Warnun,
gen beg premier.Minifters Sagaifa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

Cambria in peridiebeaen 8reiter, H.
preiien. Sarbise Stidereien Der
fetnifet gprte.
@rObe auswabl BON Damen>
unter3eus.
gpllifdnbises saser BON Damens
unb &tnberifriimpfen4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

s@ Sbr fpart @eIb, tuenn ibre Cure
Orudiaten bel Sobnfon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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Nudlens arnsea.ealbe.

Die bette Satbe ber aSeIt fir Sdnitts
luetf6unsen, geidpire, Jieber. uab 9aut'
ausf4Ias, 8Iedts, seIprursgsne &dube, 6rof.
beulen unh ale Sauttranfbeitep furirt "a.
msrrboiben ober fsine BsjabIuns. golIise
Classification serantirt .ober Oas @elo piro
srrl6erfatfet rs Gents bic S4a&tsl bel u
Drtis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

-sSn Deuti9lano tpei6en idbrli9
2060 Wlia. Dart fir 3leibung ausge'
ben. :
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~ SppDtheten.glnleiben cbne Com,
miifou yeo. 2s0 gOmmertefraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

lpaniide, @seurtal, @uipure, Gban~
ttGY @pisen in alen greiten fir
l1eberipurf pber 8elas+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-25

Geitidte GinidBe
in peibem unb farbtsem pique,
Mull, @pib. gsainippf. Geftidter
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0ie
@Sdentlide 6reie 8rtiie fiit Saas
eri6eint
ieoem Oe1uerfag
un6 foitst
$3.50 fiir oae sSabr uoer $1.21 TIT
6 Wpnate IN @uranebesabIume.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-09-13
E. S. Reynolds, Dead.

Mrs. Prettyman received word Sun
day of the sudden death of her father,
E. S. Reynolds, of Beloit, and therefore
their store in this city was closed on
Monday, and she accompanied by her
husband and son left for that city,
Tuesdays Milwaukee Sentinel contain
ed the following about his death:
Beloit. Sept. I0.-E. S. Reynolds, pro=
prietor of the Grand hotel, died in his
bed, suddenly, at midnight, at the age
of 81 years. He had been feeling badly
for many months, but was about his
house as usual on Sunday. He was
widely known by travelling men, had
been proprietor of the international
hotel at Lacrosse and had kept hotels
at Waukesha and GAINESVILLE. He leaves
q family of one grown up daughter be-
sides his wife, and is said to leave con-
siderable wealth.
Mr.. Reynolds at one time was pro-
prietor of the Rablin House in this city
and will be remembered by great
many.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-09-13
PittSVille Items.

FROM THE INDEPENDENT:-The bridge
across the creek on 2nd Ave, just below
J. W. Vaughn'sa has been completed.
The cost was something over 5000.
Will Erickson injured his right ankle
quite badly by an accident on Saville
Benefits stump machine while at work
pulling stumps on Harmon's farm two
miles east of the city, last Saturday.
Candidates for county offices are
getting in their work, shaking hands
and buying the d. cigars for local
manipulators. The office of Register
of Deeds has about twenty seekers up
to date, with several towns yet to be
heard from.
Three deaths are reported this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lowell's little girl.
aged Is months, died last Friday night,
and was buried Sunday. Zoda Pitts,
the 5 years old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Pitts, died Tuesday after
noon and was buried this forenoon.
This makes the second child called from
Pitts home within little over two
weeks. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Merit, aged 8, died Monday.
The first died of cholera infantum, the
the second of pneumonia and Merritt S
of inflammation of the stomach. The
sick now seem to be on the gain and
the indications are that the disease
wave has passed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-09-13

Death of an Old Schoolmate.

Time works many changes. Every
week we are called upon to note the
successes or reverses of friends in
business; to chronicle the social events
of society; and every now and then we
have to note the death of friend, neigh
Dor or relative. This week we are called
to chronicle the death of Mrs. Carrie
Lesselyoung who died Tuesday evening
at eight O'Clock after short illness. She
was taken sick but a short time ago
with the prevalent desease that
has been raging in this community Tor
the past month. Complications arose
and she gradually grew worse until
Tuesday evening when death relieved
her of her suffering.
Mrs. Lesselyoung's death seems sad
because she was only twenty-four years
of age and in the prime of life. She
leaves mother and father, her husband
and young son 2 years of age to mourn
her sudden taking off. She was reared
in this city and well thought of by those
who enjoyed her acquaintance.
She was married to Mr.. NJ. Lessel-
young on the 18th of November 1881,
who did everything in his power to
make her life a happy one. He greatly
mourns her early departure.
The funeral services will take place
at the NJ. E. Church Saturday afternoon
at o clock, Rev. Smith officiating.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-09-13
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Bargain: We send the WEEKLY WSCoN-
SIN and the Prairie Farmer, one year, to-
gether with the Report of the Farmers In
stitutes in large octave book, all for $3.50.
This is the best offer ever made. Samples of
both papers sent on application to US.
Send all subscriptions to CRAMER, AIKENs
& CRAMER, Milwaukee, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-09-13
Death Of Michael Slattery, Sr.

Mr.. Michael Slattery had been poorly
| for the past year-at intervals during
| the year being confined sto the house.
A week ago he was taken with an
attack of dysentery which at the
end of ten days had reduced him
to that extent that he passed away to
his final repose in apparent sleep.
Friday morning Mr.. Slattery arose as
usual and had his breakfast. Was in
and out of the house the fore part of
the morning. He was asked how he
felt and replied, "a little better" :"
About elevan o'clock he went into his
bedroom and laid down to rest. Differ
ent ones of the family were in and out
of the room and thought he was sleep
ing soundly SO they did not disturb him.
Just before dinner one of the young
ladies went in to ask him if he would
like little something for dinner, when,
on close examination she thought she
could discover no breathing, and gave
the alarm Immediately. The doctor
was sent for and sure enough on exami-
nation he was cold in death. It is sup
posed he died at about 80 a. m.,
Friday September 7th 1888.
Mr. Michael Slattery was born in
ireland the 25th day of December 1880,
and was therefore 58 years of age. He
came to this country when only 2 years
of age with his parents who settled at
st. Augustine, Canada, where he lived
until he came to Wisconsin in 1881. He
was married to Miss Fanny Dean, the
2Sth of April 1S4S. This union was
blessed with elevan children, six girls
Nora, Susan, Hannah, Kate, Mary
and Sidney; and FIVE boys-John,
William, Stephen, Michael and Thomas,
who with the mother survive him. He
also leaves four sisters Mrs. NJ. Burke,
of Quebec, Canada; Mrs. Picket, of this
city; Mrs. VIM. Love, of Centralia; and
Miss Anna Slattery, of Quebec, Canada,
to mourn his demise
Ever since Mr.. Slattery resided in
tIllS city HG HIS Carried on nOCGI DuSl-
ness and run what was known as the
Grand Rapids house. Last October it
was burned to the ground. He lived
just long enough to see the house re-
built and his family comfortably located
therein. He was genial and pleasant
man with whom everyone would enjoy
visit. His house was always popu-
lar resort and he never wanted for
boarders. He leaves his family in
comfortable circumstances. His life
was insured for $1,000 in the Federal
Life Insurace Company, of Davenport,
Iowa, which is represented in this city
by c. J. Carman.
Funeral service was conducted bv
Rev. Beyerle at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning, where the deceased
lad long worshiped his God. A long
procession followed his remains to the
cemetery where loving friends laid
them away in their last resting place
with the usual ritual service.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-09-13
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