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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

The town pump has been out of
repair for several days.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

The majority of Ceredo voters
arc not in favor of whisky being
sold in our town.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20
j. NJ. Ferguson, Tailor.

Have your clothes made by J. NJ.
Ferguson, the Tailor, of Hunting.
ton, w. Va. He always keeps
nice line OF goods from which to
select and his cutter is one the best
on the Ohio river. lie guarantees
every suit TO fit or no charge. Shop
first door above Bank of Hunting.
ton. Give him call. 20J
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E,
church next Saturday and Sunday.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

wi,en Bssy vas stok. Ne rave her caesosia,
when sis was a cbnd. she cried Tor cassoria,
Whom sfe became Miss. she chung b. casloTia,
wisa shs had chsarsn. shs gave ts.sa cassoria
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

No saloons in Ceredo the coming
year. Good.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

Needing tonic. Or children that want building
up, should take
BROytN's IRON BfTTERs.
~ a. pleasant 10 take, cures Malaria tndiEee
lion, aud Biliousncss. AZ deaief1 keepit
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

@A rare opportunity is pre-
'ented for some enterprising towns
man to represent a Nursery firm
that warrants stock to he delivered
IN prize coEdition, so that large,
honorable and permanent trade can
hebuilt up. Very liberal terms to
the right man. Address JAMES
T. WHITNEY, Rochester, ~. y.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

A railroad up Twelve Pole Val
ley will yet be built. Bide your
Tine, citizens Of Wayne. "A gen
lleman residing at Newman's Bend,
wayne county. we are informed,
recently procured a barrel Of cement
with which to white wash his
house. Rumor has i, that it
wouldn't answer the purpose
Huntington Commercial.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

There were quite a number Of
people in Ceredo last Saturday at
ending law suit before Squire
a. Nj. Johnson. The suit was
brought by Henry Wilson against
I. + Eavcs for damages for feeding
S took on Wilson's land. Eustace
Gibson appeared for Wilson and
). Marcum and Squire Fuller
loT Eaves. The plaintiff got YER
DICT for $500
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20
Merit Wins.

We desire 10 say to our cit zens, that
~ Years we have teen selling DR..
'hg.s New Discovery tor Consump-
wv, Dr. Kings New life Pills. Buck
~. n 8 AriHca Saive and Electric Il tiers,
'Ig lave never hand ed remedies that
as well, or that have given such
~, sife iSal satisfaction. We 90 not hesi-
~ s 70 guarantee them every time, and
stand ready TO refund the purchase
~, u satisfactory results do not fol-
- ,nelr use. These remedies have
t,s ill., 'neir great popularity purely ON
merits. y. IA. MfLLESDER s. co.
-, ~e
y Inc Twelve Pole Coal and Iron
~v,mpany has been incorporated
. inch has for its purpose mining
,o1' ron orc, fire.clay, lime stone
~, "u al other minerals, boring for
~ @suIal gas, petroleum, and like
~, ..o,'s'aanecs, and for other purposes
gg1'''"ining to its business. The
'nC,pal office is 20 be kept in
- ,..n.ungton, Cabell county, and is
i,eeNPre January s, 1899. The sum
100 has been subscribed and
20 paid in on said stock, and the
'nege to increase said stock to
=, 1000 is reserved. The shares
p TOO each and are held by ID.
n; iiouston, H. Sands, ID. w.
ny JISkner, +. II. Stewart, OF Roa-
- Va; w. II. Travers, OF
P.a.a'nlie'ton; ]. &. Anderson, ]. +.
WI, and Z. w. Brockmeir, Of
Ais se',,ng' and Henry Fairfax, Of
''uie, Virginia.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

Lovely weather last week.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20
FOR DYsPEPSfA
f'~r uroxsnfs Trou Itlftcrss

Physicians recommend ~
An dealers keep a. 500 per bottle. Genuine
has trsds marx aud crossed rcd lines on wrarPef'
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

Improve your property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
LAWYERS OFFICE RANsAcKEo.
An Audacious Piece of Midnight Work In
buckingham.

fcorrospondcnce Of the Richmond Dispateh.l
New STORE, BUCKINGHAM CO., VA.
August 30, 1889.
This morning ut an early hour we
were all startled 10 learn that Frank
Saunders had been taken out Of bed Dy
On armed body of men about | o'clock
A. NJ. He was sleeping in the law-oifice
OF his father, George ID. saunders. who
lives about two miles from this place.
The Office is situated in the yard and IL
about one hundred yards from the owen.
inq-house. He was told 70 keep quiet
and would not be hurt. He WAS then
taken into the yard in his night-clothing
and made TO stand between two cooked
pistols for an hour upon the dewy grass
in the chilly air till the rest OF the party
went into the Office and ransacked 1t OF
every paper they could put their hands
upon. Frank says they carried OH Two
bags and box of papers. When no
was released Frank went up TO the house
expecting to find all murdered, seized
the gun, and ran 10 the door and fired 1t
OF II was returned by a yolley from
the retreating crowd. Upon examina-
ton of the office it was found to be sacked,
and was knee-deep in books and papers,
bed-clothing, &c, and the walls rlddled
with bullets. As soon as it was light
enough 10 see il was found by the tracks
that the deprcdators had come down
from the main road, half q mile OIL,
known as the Buckingham or Old Stage
road, where they had left couple OF
horses tied near colored mans house
Then it was discovered that they had
come down the road from towards Apo
mattox Courthouse and had returned
the same way, taking no pains to conceal
their tracks. plumbing the middle OF the
road up TO Chestnut-G Grove church. some
two miles away. This appears from their
tracks to have been the place OF rendez-
yous From that point part went to-
wards the Appomattox river and part
mp in the direction OF Holiday Hills.
Further developments arc anxNusly ex-
nected. FRANCISCO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

being student at Lexington. Mrs
Chalhey went there to live. and somo
weeks ago fell i'll and was regarded at
the point OF death, but an improvement
took place aud she was thought 10 be
dong fairly well uatil few DAYS ago,
when a great change took place. and
from that time she sank rapidly. From
early life she had been an earnest Chris
tan. For many years she aud her hus-
land were members Of the Second Bap-
tlst church, aud later were connected
with the First church.
Mrs. Chalkley was n kind, generous
and tcndor-hearted woman, and she bad
sweetness of temper that made her
very popular. Many besides her imme-
date friends and relatives will grieve TO
hear that her days here are ended but
they cannot doubt that in better world
Joy and gladnoss await her for endless
time.
The following gentlemen will act as
pall-bcarcrs Henry X. Ellyson, j. A.
Coke, Robert w. Powers J. Booton Hill,
Jud. y. Wood, DR.. W. a. Lee, Z. i. Du-
puy, Horny /. Cabell, J. Aston Csbell,
Or. j. s. Wexford. and II. l.. Staples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
sIoNEwALL,s DAUGHTER.
Her Remains Lying In state Mt LeXinS
ton--Funcrai To- Day--The Peoples
Tribute.
Especial telegram 70 tho DIspach.l


LEXINGTON, VA, August 3l.-Ihe
midday train on the Richmond and Ale
qhany failed 10 bring the remains OF
Mrs. julia jackson Christian, who died
in Charlotte, y. c., On the Beth instant. as
was expected. but Il telegram received
bv Professor j. J. White, OF Washington
and Lee University, announced that tue
evening train would bring the remains
and party. Quite crowd congregatcd
at the depot at 6 o'clock. The party Of
relatives. friends. and notablcs from
Charlotte md others who joined them
e,, route arrived in a special car.
The hearse and carriages had been
prepared for the funeral from the depot,
but after tho party arriyeda consultation
was hold aud it was decided that the
funeral take place Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock. Mrs. Thomas }. jackson, mo-
ther of the deceased Mr.. W. i. Chris-
tian, the heart broken husband, and ms
two children, and Rev. W. II. Christian,
father Of Mr.. ". l.. Christian, were
driven to the residence Of Professor ).
j. White, where they are guests. Inc
remains were then taken to the Presby.
terrain church, where they now lay, anu
as the people file silently in and watch
in the soft, mellow light viewing the re-
mains it makes a sad picture.
As the funeral cOrtege left the depot
the church-bell tolled and large crowds
congregated, many being at the Gene
terv with flowers The casket is a heavy
metallic. covered with rich black drapery,
full trimmed in gold and siiyer--the
richest casket ever brought bere. Inc
silver plate on the caskot Is engraved
:" Born November %, 1862. Julia Jack
son Christian. Died August 30, 1889.
Resting Mt the head Of tho cssket Is q
handsome pillow Of white roses with
"Julis" set in with purple flowers. All
Lexington. wherever the loyable young
woman was SO well known and esteem
ed. is in sorrow at her untimelY death.
Since the casket has been placed IN
church it has been covered with q mass
of choice flowers
The party accompanying the remains
consist of Mrs.. I. }. jackson, MI. Chrls-
tian. the husband, and two children OF
the deceased, Rev. w. II. Christian,
/ Colonel J. L. Brown, Captain 1. H..
Robertson and wife, Mayor F. b. Nc
Dowell and wife, Mrs Annie King, Mrs.
Alfred Morrison and son, Miss Anna
Irwin, Mrs. b. IL. Grundy, Messrs.
Blythe W. Branch, c. W. Branch, j. NJ.
Harry, OF Charlotte, and MAJOR Frede-
reck X. Scott, Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. The pall-bearers are
From Charlotte-Dr. Paul b; Bar
ringer, Captain +. II. Robertson, Mayor
/ +. b. Mcdowell, Elb Davidson. From
Lexington, II. Henry Waddell, W. Il.
| Hopkins, Captain d. Z. Moore, Houston
Letcher, Ed. Graham, and Hugh Nc
! CrEm.
Fair weather tomorrow will bring ou'
On immense thronG who will wish e
show their love for the character OF the
deceased and a mark OF respect to tho
memory OF her distinguished father
Stonewall Jackson.
The Charlotte party will return by 9
special train Sunday night, gong V'9
Lynchburg, Danyile, and the Richmond
and Danyille railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa
clear snd warm.
Mean ,emperature. ................
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

Nyw YoRx, August N.-The stock market
again gavo evidence % the growth OF buIten
feeling to-day. and on q very moderate value OF
business scored further frsctionsl advances the
close being generally 1t sbont the highest prices
Of the week. Tho only really active stock.
however in the early dealings were 81 raul.
Atch ison, and Northern Pacific preferred. ann
the last named soon developed marked strength
ani once more touched the highest price OF me
week. - There was some reaction from the pest
figure, and this was sympathiBed In 10 limited
extent by the rest % tho list. but tho upuaru
movement was soon resumed And other VIZ
laris Grangers Gould stOckA and trusts wore
all prominent both for activity and ereneth.
The feature among Changers was Burlington
aud Quincy. and lt reached higher figures than
IL has seen IN months The great feature OF the
DAY vas tho sud len rise ana activity Ia Hooking
Valley securities. IL became known AZ ths
meeting OF the directors that the resignation OF
Waite was oecf.d IL his place. and arrange
meuts were made 10 pay the interest coming
duo on septen Der ist. while tho utmost mar
mony was restored 30 ths hyar'i. Tho stock upon
This shot from i5k 10 ls&, though 10 reacted 10 ~
a. tie ci0se Bonds we're even moro buoteoL
The strong tJne continued up TO he close do
spite realiIauon& saes aggregated liS,oO
spares.
EreninJ Exchange luiet and steady ~ 4StEa
as Noney easy at 2aa Snh-Ireasury otl-
ences-Gold. 49,. HOOD: currency. 81 .~Si.oy !.
Governments ddl aud steady o. nrul for Is.
per cents. rs eN. tnt ~ coupons 1907 stats
in La AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
( 10 sioux Bolrti

SATURDAY. August n, 1889.
sALEs-Fmsr BOLRD.-sl,00O Peters burg Class
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
CHARLOTTESVILLE NEWS.
Captain Mckinney to Speak-The Comfy
Convcntion-Personal.e etc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatchl

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
August 81, 1889.
Hon. p. ". Mckinney, the Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor, will address
the people of this county on Monday,
September ID (court-day). A largo
crowd may he expected in the city TO
give Mr.. Mckinney a warm reception.
The Democrats Il this county are alive
TO the situation and know that they must
make a stubborn fight this foil if they
would be victorious.
Democratic primaries were held in
this city last night to elect delegates to
the county convention, which meets here
on Monday next to nominate two candl-
dates for the House OF Delegates and one
10 the State Senate. The following dele
gates were chosen in the different wards
From First Ward, l.. y. Hanckel, Alonzo
Wingfeld. +. 3. Moran, and W. j..
Morgan Second Ward, DR.. ". {. n.
Randolph, DR.. II. I. Nelson, and Charles
Garner Third Ward. II. y. Valentine,
G.. W. Spooner, and James f. Harlan
Fourth Ward, j. W. Colin, Robert
Christian. j. c. cnlin. and J. ). Patton.
Meetings we're held mt the different pre-
cincts in the county today 10 elect dele
Gates to the county convention.
The county is entitled 10 81 delegates
divided among the yoting-precincts as
follows Scottsyille, 3; HowardsyilIe, 2
Porter's. ,; Carter's Bridge, 2; Milton
IL; Keswick, 2: Lindsay's, 2; Stony
Point, I ; Earlysville, 3 ; Free Union
4: Blackwell's, ! White Hall, 4 Hills
boro'. 3; Batesyille, 3 North Garden
3; Covesville, .; Ivy, 3; Courthouse
,: Monticello House, ., and Wing
fields. l. ,
Miss Ellen Quisenbery, OF Spotsyl
vania county. is IN the city visiting Mrs
NJ. I. Roberts.
Miss Gracio Hiden, daughter OF the
Rev. DR.. j. c. HideD, Of New Bedford
Mass, is also IN the city visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. NJ. +. Roberts.
Mrs. Samuel Baker, OF Chicago, il
visiting her mother, Mrs James Mcfn
tire, of this place.
Miss Daisy Fife has returned home
after pleasant visit to friends and rela
lives in Luray, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. c. Walthall and tive
daughters, Of Richmond, are boarding
IN this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
snits Instltated.

The following suits were Instituted
Yesterday in tho City Circuit Court
philippine SCHNEIDER, who sues by hei
next friend, Robert J. JefIords and
Charles SCHNEIDER, her husband, who en-
tiers for conformity, rs. IL: l.. Staples "
Co. for s., GOO for alleged unlawful dis
tress levy and sale.
ID. n. Walker & Co. Us Joseph b.
Welsh for S52 %.
0. Il. Chalkley & Co. Us. N. Kauf-
mann for $50
The administrator of Charles Everett,
who lost his life in an accident on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto,
mac railroad some time ago, has instituted
suit in the Henrico County Court against
the railroad company for s., 900 damages
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

There were three ambulance calls yes
terday.
The first one was at $50 A. NJ. to
Stacy's tobacco-factory, on Twentieth
street, to attend colored woman who
had a fit. She was taken to her home.
Oh Twenty-second street
The second call was to Twenty sixth
and Nenable streets 10 attend q white
man, whose name the physician did not
learn, who was thrown out Of buggy
and severely hurt about the head. The
horse attached to the buggy was running
away at the time. Tho man lived IN
Henrico. three miles from Richmond.
He was taken ont home in private con-
vevance after his wounds were dressed
by the almshouso physician.
At five minutes before 8 o'clock the
ambulance was called down on Nine
teenth street between Franklin and
Main to attend a white man who had
fallen down and bruised his face badly.
lie was taken to the almshouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
rnrsnnnl. and I,riefs.

Mr.. NJ. T. II. Rogers, of this city, is
visiting relatives at Catalpa Hill
Mr. Moses Bendheim LETT yesterday
afternoon for O business trip to New
York.
Mr.. W. d. Sutherland has returned
from Glade Springs, where his family has
been summerlDg.
Mr.. Samuel p. Waddill, clerk OF the
Henrco County Court, is enjoying brief
rest at Millboro.
Mr.. John T. Lewis goes with Mr.. W.
B. Waldron, agent Of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railway in this city.
Miss Alma Glazebrook, OF 902 west
Main street, is visiting her friend. Miss
Josie Fraser, daughter Of Captain Fraser,
in Dinwiddle county, Va
Messrs. Charles and Algie Hurt left
yesterday for Louisa on q visit ~ Mr..
Ernest l.. Boiling and family, who are
spending the summer there.
Mr.. William A. James, late rate clerk
and stenograper. leaves 10 accept re-
sponsible position with Messrs. Adams
Brothers Z Paynes, Lynchburg.
Mr.. Ed. n. Eubank. late chief clerk
TO Mr. !. r. Macmurdo, division freight
agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
wav. has accepted position with Messrs.
b. f. Johnston Il Co., of this city.
Sidney Court, Equitable League OF
America, vas organized on Thursday
night with the following officers David
T. Wilkins, past justice; Richard No
Coy, Justice John Scott, clerk Rube
J. James, treasurer Henry I. Heyers,
herald John w. Glenn, sergeant-at-
arms Edris 4. Willis, constable; Ros-
coe f. Franklin, NJ. D., medical examl-
ner. Trustees-Oliver .. Hankins, VIII
liam f. Davis, and Joseph Levy. This
10 now the sixth court organized in Rich
mond with a rapidly increasing member
ship.
List Of Richmond people registered at
the Terminal for two weeks, ending Au-
gust 3Oth DIR. G. 4. Mercer and daugh-
ter. c. A. Borrian, Harvey Cunningham,
Judge Joseph Christian, ]. c. lsemon,
Il. c. Jones. John NJ. Holt ]. J.Wrlght
and wife. Miss Laura T. Wright, Or.
George Richardson, Miss Adele Richard
son. Hiss Nellie McAllister, Miss b. l..
Fauntleroy, Miss:Alice q. Fauntleroy,
w. N. Borden. Miss Fannie Nachman.
J. J.. Slaughter, Mrs. J. L. slaughter,
NJ. NJ. Johnston, 4. T. McCabe, W. l..
Garter, r. G. Darlington, A. +. Barham,
W. J. Crump. J. Aston Cabell, George
Sorg, +. +. Shumate, +. j. Parater, q.
W. Whitaker, T.. NJ Willis, o. \. Raw
kins h. Morris A. d. Landerkin, J. ?.
DaJiell ana wife, II. ButterwoEth,
Thomas Redd, s. il. Handbook and
wife, j. p. Swords, Mrs. j. 5. Wood
ward, I. G.. Wall, and II. W. Stephens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
Mozart To-,,orrov Evening.

The first music1ie Of the coming fall
and winter season promises TO be un-
usually attractive. Mrs. Lizzie Glenn
Neville, soprano Miss S. May Ped
drick, contralto, and thefamous ylo.lnlst,
Master Louis Gustav Schmidt, all OF
New York, are the soloists engaged for
the occasion. The programme Is as fol
lows
Part II. Vocal duet, Cheeriulness,
(Gumbert,) Mrs. Lizzie Glenn Neville
and Miss 5. May Peddrick, OF New York.
2. Violin solo, "Fantasie,' (Sarasate,
Master Louis Gustav Schmidt. 3. Con
tralto solo, "Leiti Signo," Les Hugue
nots, (Meyerbeer,) Miss $. May Ped.
drick. 4. Violin solo, "Sixth Ana,
de Beriot,) Master Louis Gustay
Schmidt. B. Soprano solo, " Ecstasy,
Waltz song, with violin obligsto, oar
diti.D Mrs. Lizzie Glenn Neville
Part 1t. Overture, "Lustspiel.
Keler Bela,) Amateur Orchestra I.
Contralto solo, a, "The Proposal,
(StroleskO; b, "Pve Something Sweet
to Tell YOU tanning Miss Peddrlck.
s. Soprano solo, judith" (Concone,
Mira Weyill. 8. Violin solo, selected,
Master l.. Gustav Schmidt. 10. Vocal
duct, eco, Pretty Rose, (Narzials,
Mrs. Neville and Miss Peddrick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
The GRAND ARMY MEN.
Programme for Their Reception Tuesday
Suggestion TO Citizens.

Suggestion TO Citizens.
George +. Pickett Camp, Confederate
Veterans. is earnestly at work preparing
to give fitting reception 10 the visiting
veterans Of Lincoln Post, Grand Army
OF the Republic, of Newark, y. j., who
will reach the city Tuesday morning next
I he following programme for tho re-
ception Of tho guests has been arranged |
The Camp will assemble at their hall
Tuesday morning at 1870 with their bsnd
nnd then 90 TO the First Regiment Ar
mory to be joined by Company a Rick
mond Grays), Captain Bossieux, and
Company g Guard Of the Common
wealth., Captain Jones; then TO the
headquarters Of Phil Kearny Post, Cap
tain &. ". Burr; then TO tho Richmond
Ihght Infantry Blues' Armory, Captain
Sol. Cutchins then 10 the Union depot,
where they will receive their guests.
The limos being formed the veterans,
both Union aud Confederate, and the
military viii march 10 the Capitol
Grounds, where welcome addresses will
be delivered and thence to their quar-
ters at tho Exchange and Ballard.
The dining room Of the Ballard House
will be thrown open to their use, where
the Blues bowl will be found full.
At II NJ. the line Of march will be re-
formed and proceed to iwenty-sixth and
= streets. where cars will be taken for
Seven Pines. Ate j. ". tho great sham
battle viii take place. Before the
slaughter commences Captain Il. j..
Reeve Will address the Robs and Captain
\. VI. Dunham viii address the Yanks
4 committee 81 the Camp will DO en-
gagged all day Monday in preparing the
grounds Elaborate decorations have
been provided.
Pickett Camp and their associates in
tercsied in giving welcome 10 the vote
rams from New Jersey would be gratitied
to see that orr citizens generally are co
operating with then. To tins end they
suggest. if not request, that general
display of flags and bunting would be
opportune and pleasing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

DEATHS.


CHALKLEY.- al Lexington, Va, August
30tn. Mrs ;. II. CHALkLbf, widow Of q. II.
OhRikley.
The remains will STRIVE al I'D O'Clock SUNDAY
MORNING.. september lot. on The Richmond ant
Allegheny tram. Funeral Services AZ Hollywood
ats o'clock \. ". Friends - the family Will 49,
-embls at tho residenc Of Mrs. :. {. VIM, No.
400 east Grace street. at o'clock A. ".
GEIDT. Died. August 8lst at the ago ot
seyenty-throo yoars, ELIZABETH BARBARA
GEIDr. native ~ Msrburg Germany, AMI
resident II Iieusico county Tor nhy-ihreS yenfA
We loved our mother dear
Ana would hnyo wished her stay,
But let our Fathers will be- done.
She shines through endless day.
Tho funeral will taSe place FROM English
Lutheran church. on fhirtieth ani X streets,
TODAY At ociocS. Her friends and relatives
are invited 10 attend.
KSOX.-Died. August 3lst. az 1870 A. NJ,
KENNETH IASCEY. infant son ~ John Z. and
Mary Y. Knox; age,i throe npnthA
Funeral from his fathers residence. 99 south
Fourth street SUNDAY MORNING. a. 80
O'Clock. friends Of tho family invited 10 attend.
sNEAD. Died. August 9th, ate r. ~, q w.
SNEAD. ia tho thirty-ninth year Of his age.
The funeral viii tak0 place from the Third
Baptist (Gra.e-Streep church ~ o'clock THIS
EVENING. friends and acqu0insanoes invited
% attend.