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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

Good for Croop and "hOopins C.ugh
DR.. Holden: l have used your
Eihreal Cough Syrup in my family
for seven years, and cheerfully bear
testimony to its excellent qualities
in allaying any irritations OF the
lungs or throat, and also find 1t very
good for Group and whoOping cough.
FRED ARNOLD, Stockton.
Large size 81, small so cents. For
sale by all druggsists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12
poRrl.ANp YEsrEKpAy.

4 WHEAT.--The decline abroad has
been checked and to-day's cables are
more encouraging. Cargoes are In
rather better demand, and holders
nsk higher pricss. Liverpool spot 10
armer, end options are quoted at an
advance Of I'd to ltd.
q In local circles better feeling ex-
|Dsts aud trading 10 more active. Re-
1ceipts continue heavy and offerings
liberal. Shippers quote $l.25@l.273
br Valley, the latter figure for round
jOts, and $l.2O for Walla Wslls.
X The Eastern markets opened very
trong aud active, advancing rapidly
Until the close when New York
food 4s@5lc above yesterdays clos
tng, and Chicago 3l@4c higher.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

TRIED FOR Observation-Disclosures
Ross brought up with him from
Portland yesterday w. e. Blanton.
accused of stealing lot of ivory
chips from Bill Anderson's saloon.
He had his examination before Re
corder Conn tn & forenoon, was al
lowed to plead guilty to simple lar
ceny and had fine Of SIS and costs
assessed him, which he paid, the
total expense being $56.8
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

The river and harbor bill has not
yet been signed by the speaker or
president of the senate, and cannot
be until there is quorum present.
Some of the men most interested In
the bill are extremely anxious that
it should be signed and sent to the
president.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12
LILLIAN F. SMITH,

.'The California Girl" is attracting great
crowds AT her shooting room in the Bunk
Block where she gives marvellous exhibi-
ions Of her skill with tho Rifle. Miss
smith will give instructions IN Ladies' and
children IN the use of IRE arms which IL q
very good thing To know, an 1t will many
times prevent accidents. Call at the shoot
ing range at any time. A gold medal IL TO
be presented to the person making the
biggest score during our stay. 9-52w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

DON'T Miss THIS. -One bedroom
set of fine cherry wood, horseshoe
hall rack, bed lounge and several
other articles yet left. Bargains.
Call at once. r. Lax, at Weller
Bros
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

INCORPORATED. The Sheffield
Iron Manufacturing Co.. of Port
land, Oregon; M. &. George, ]. Ar
mold Cook and A. X. Borthwick in.
corporators; capital stock 500, 900;
object to do general hardware
manufacturing business.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

- Oregon.
The past school year has been the most
successful in its history. Increased atten-
dance and number OF graduates. The most
successful music school on the Northwest
coast. The courses of instruction include
plano, organ, pipe organ, violin and Orches.
tral Instruments, vocal culture, harmony,
,ountel point and Glars teaching. Diplo-
mas given on completion of course. The
musical director will be assisted by an
.ble and efficient corps Of teachers. Aend
for catalogue y. M. PARVIN,
7:25-2m dw Musical Director.
Next term BEGINS Sept lst 1880,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

The largest and mos! beautiful as.
sortm. Mt Of chamber sets ever shown
In Salem are just being opened up
at J. g. Wright's. Don't fail to see
than,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

WANTED AT ONCE.-A woman to
do hOusewOrk. A good home and
good wages to the right woman. H.
w. Cottle. dAw 2t.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

NORARY.-Emil Voight, Of Baker
City, was given his papers to-day
permitting him to act ~ notary for
OreKOn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

MORE FRUIT.--Rquire FarrAr 4
Co. are huying all the fruit that
comes their way, 0onseq have
the heat In market.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12
FOREIGN.

REVOLUTION IN SWITZERLAND
GENERAL ELECTION ORDERED.
BERNE, Switz., Sent. 1.-THE
RevolutiOnists in the Canton Of
Ticino. have formed provisional
government and convoked a popular
assembly, which has declared the
existing government and the Grand
Council dissolved. They have or
dered general election for next
Sunday.
ARGENTINE TROUBLES.
BUENos AyREs, Arg. Rep, Sept.
ia meeting Of the cabinet Ia held
daily. Unqmetness prevails In the
provinces.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Col. w. n. Ladue and daughter
took the afternoon train for Port
land.
Judge J. C. PEBBLES came In on
the afternoon train from Y visit At
Roseburg.
Miss Eugenia Bush returned night
before last from pleasure TRIP to
Astoria.
Judge Il. 3. Bean. of the supreme
court came down from Eugene this
afternoon.
Prof. 4. B. McElroy went up to
Eugene this morning to look after
the interests of the schools In that
place.
Mrs. VIM. H. Bagley, Of Salem,
sister Of the editor of this paper, is
visiting here this week.-Indepen-
dence West Side.
DIR. 8. r. Jessup returned this
afternoon from an extended trip to
Brownsville and other points up the
valley.
DIR. j. Jennings returned to-day
from Corvallis, where he left his
daughter - q pupil in the agricul.
tural college.
w. M. Writ, the nursery man,
went to Portland this afternoon for
the purpose OF negotiating to lay In
. full stock Of the best prune trees.
John Burpett, Of Benton county,
Herbert Lockhart. of Crook and H.
&. Watson, Of Linn county, were
to-day appointed notaries by the
governor.
Thoa. Howe, formerly resident
here, now liveryman at Mt. Angel,
was doing business In the city to-
day and visiting his son Frank.
W. w. Hepburn, of Mill City,
has been here few days trying to
rent house no AZ to move his fani-
~ here and send his children to
school.
Mr.. Hoskins, OF Walla Walla,
formerly resident across the Santi-
am from 6tayton, 10 IN the city to-
day looking up real estate matters
with view to disposing Of the Old
homestead.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

SEVENTY AcREs.--Mr. Cleo. A.
jackson, "the watermelon man." of
Southern Oregon, is In the city
again with two car loads Of ~ fine
melons ~ ever grew in Georgia.
OF the last shipment a half q car load
were Casabas. Mr.. jackson Is one
of Southern Oregon's pioneers and
brought the mel"n idea with him
across the plains from Missouri, and
the melon fame Of the southern part
Of our state largely due to Mr.. Jack
son. This year he has small field
Of seventy acres all In melons OF
different varieties. Mr.. Jackson
has the thanks Of the JOUR-
NAL force for several Of his
best melons which were left at this
otfico for their discussion.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

The census gives Maine all in
crease ia ten years of 1925.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12
TELECRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
associated Press Report and
Digests Of all Important
News Of To-Day.
MARKETS.
WHEAT.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sep. H..
rhe wheat market is active. Buyer
as9O 10 sl.40I. Buyer FIR the season
b $1.48.
WHEAT DECLINED.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Hept. 12.-Wheat
baSy; cash $l.03@s1 .Osi; Dec, sl.05t;
May, $l.O8l.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

L. McGinnis, Salem, Oregon
brickmason. $40 I'm.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12
Notice..

The annual meeting of the stock holders
Of the Capitol Adventure company will I've
held ~ the office Of the company In salem,
oregon, on the Goth Of Sept emo DER, at 9a. n.
s:2ltd 4. FRIEDMAN. Pras.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

Instruments Filed for Record at the
County Recorders Omce.
JR Coleman and wife to T
Hamlon, 8 acres in Us, r3 w.$ 300
Seldom Orchard to Agnes
Orchard, lot 2, in blk %,
North Salem. 4 5
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

These pills are scientifically compounded
and uniform In action. No gripping pain
go commonly following the use Of pills.
Tney are adapted 20 both adults and chill
dren with perfect safety. We qua antee
they have no equal in the cure ofsick head
ache, constipation, dyspepsia ana bilious
ne-s; ard, as an appetiser, they excell any
other preparations 7Hly
Smith 4 Steiner. solo aetA.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12
Hand Made Brick & Tile
MURPHY & DESART,.

successors to d. Nash, have q well estab-
lished Brick and Tile factory in North
salem, near the fair grounds, and are pre-
pared TO furnish hrst-class brick and tile
on short notice.
Samples of Brick or Tile sent free to any
point desired. on short notice. Orders can
ne left with Jos. Fishburn, ITO State street,
where samples can be seen. d&w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

Terms payable per month or per annum
in advance. Board, tuition, bedding, nee
diewOrk per annuin, $40. Washing per
month ei, Music extra. Foi particulars
address Sister NJ. VICTOR, Superioress.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-12

At the Dorranoe saw mill, 8 miles .orth
east Of Salem, september u. iMo, NJ 2
Harness and Tools. One eAtra log wagon.
sO,00O feet Vi lumber In lots. Terms cash.
ehAW 4 DOWNlkG, Auctioneers.
JOHN n. PAYNE, Assiguee Of
poFrau0s Bros.
The Republican journal., 1890-07-31
The Tornado In South Lawrence.

At about O'Clock Saturday morning, from a
cloud of inky blackness hanging over the city of
Lawrence, Mass, came a rush of wind which al
most in twinkling had overturned, crushed, or
partially demolished over 100 houses in thickly
settled portion of South Lawrence, and left in the
ruins besides the dead bodies of those killed
outright nearlya of persons seriouslyinjured
and more than that number suffering from wounds
less severe. The number instantly killed and
those who have since died is eight. Most of the
injured are doing well. Measures for relief have
been taken. Thousands have visited the scene of
devastation. The property loss has not been esti-
mated.
ThoRNDIkE. Mr.. D. nil Eliot VIII, was
seriously injured in the recent cyclone is now i'm
proving and on the way to recovery. Ills case
has been considered very serious.
The Republican journal., 1890-07-31
Death Of Col. Richard Chenery.

Col thcncrv of this CITY died suddenly sunday
afternoon while 1T the dinner table Of heart dis
ease aged q wears. Col. Chenerv seemed 10 he in
his usual health and had lust returned home from
drive 10 his cottage ut Murphy's Point The family
had Just seated themselves at the dinner table
when the Colonel was seized with violent pains in
the region of the heart his head dropped forward
and he passed suddenly away without a struggle.
y physician WAS summoned who pronounced the
death from heart disease. Col. Chenery was born
in Montague Mass, in lSi1 He was among the
early pioneers to California having gone to that
territory in Aug. lNl9 1t there that Col.
thcnery and Mr.. {. b llazeltinc, of this city.
formed an acquaintance that continued through
HE. From $50 to 1873 Col. Chenery and MI. Haz-
eltihe were IN partnership, having places of bust
ness at Sacramento and San Francisco. They
were 'iso Ihtere7'e" together IN steamboat enter
lIl9es' Mr' ha%eilhc came nome from California
shortly after they dissolved their partnership, but
col 'hehefy remained lie was one of the origin
"'oiS OF me tahiolma steam Navigation Com
pam! ana was lis hrst President. All the inland
steamboats, were oohSohaated In the company
III "''''i9 as" "ul' anu WAS interested III sew
tl'i iHiI"aus' IN 1act' he was closely identified
we" an wv "'Vlc9'9 VI ''lAioIhla III us Garner
way = i'"l"s ''c VAClte'Ieht there III 'ie solueh
'"'H7' "hth 4;W ana order We're dehed by the
Io"S'l element OF Sah Francisco the better class
II ''' 'i''@N"7 l"lI'''' tt isliahee committee 10
, t''9'iN' Pt''V anu Soo" government tol then-
III ""S IH'S" ~ eoh'l'laho OF me mounted
/ u''iN n '"N 'Eii"'No NoHl'hltiee, ana II was
/ 'nele nc t"fne" ING litIe OF colonel lie after
""i'S S'INe' Ior ohe term IN me Legislature Of
'te state ana was prominent there III the construc-
''' VI laws ~ ''ic iulet ANA pedceaule govern
The Republican journal., 1890-07-31

None can initiate Shakespeare or Milton with sue.
cess Edison has no duplicate on earth; American
push and individuality have no peer In other
words there are things in this world that cannot be
successfully counterteited. And among them must
be counted Brussels soap. Though destined to
work about the dirt OF earth, yet there fulis its
mission to perfection and with ease. It's econom.
cal
The Republican journal., 1890-07-31

The Farmers Alliance i'll The South proclaim.
that it is non-partisan, but it is scooping in the
Gubernatorial and Congressional nomination,
just the same, and will reegate quite IA number
life. Even Gov. Gordon. of Georgia, who has
generally managed to be in the forefront find,
his Senatorial aspirations likely to be trampled
upon by the advance of the allied agricultural.
lists. The success of this movement in the
South recalls that of the Greenbackers in the
North, aud it will no doubt have like ending.
But there will be fun while it lasts.
The Republican journal., 1890-07-31

t'-N'''NA 50
Morrill, next sunday afternoon.
Prof. +. W. Gowen left Indiana judy 18th for
Maine and is to stump the State during August
under the management of the Prohibition state
Committee. He will then return to Indiana, and
has call to stump in Connecticut during October.
MIR. John G. Condor arrived Tuesday from Ma
hnicus with $500 fresh mackerel and some halibut
The fish sold quickly. Capt. Condor saws that when
three miles south of Matinicus he fell in with 4
large portion of the stern of the sch ID. H. Blake
of Bangor. recently run into by steamer OIivctte
The Belfast train met with a slight accident
Tuesday morning. When between City Point ana
Waldo some machinery of the locomotive broke
Engineer Shaw made temporary repairs and got
his train to Burnham. a new locomotive was OIL
tanned and the train arrived at Belfast at noon an
hour and a half late.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY Convention. The call
for the Waldo County Republican Convention il
published elsewhere, and gives particulars as to
the apportionment and the candidates to be nomi
mated. The convention will be held in the Court
House, Belfast, at 10 \. NJ, Aug, 18TH. Let there
be a full attendance.
The old and reliable coal firm of swan 4 Sibley
Bros. has wort to say in another column con
corning the mcrtsot Iackawauna coal, ana quote
prices for same. Both coal and firm Tire first class
n. Freedom notice by Morrison Young, >earsmont
1.-The fall term Of the Eastern State Normal
school, Castne, begins Aug ~, Albert H. KYctl-
ardson, principal
The firm Of Baker 4 euaic7, Of this citv, ht-
been dissolved by mutual consent, MI. Baker rc
firing Mr. Baker was member Of the old firm
The Republican journal., 1890-07-31
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

rink, this evening.
| The fair Of the Waldo and Penobscot Agricu
tural Society will take place Sept. sd, oath and
| 18th on their grounds in Monroe.
| City Marshal Mcdonald says he shall give dog
owners but short time longer in which to license
their dogs All unlicensed dogs will be killed
| \ trader in this city told his clerk last week to
destroy the flies that had been caught in balloon
fly trap The trap was nearly full. The young
man took the trap outside the door and let every
fly escape.
| Belfast is to have a cornet band as soon as one
can be organized and find suitable quarters. Mr.
T. " Chase, Of the High school, viii be the leader
It is proposed to have twenty pieces. There is
musical talent enough in town and Belfast ought
to have a band.
ACCIDENTS. Mrs Arno Knight, of Lincoln
vile, fell from load Of hay last week and was
sex erely injured. The shock was a severe one and
she remained some time unconscious. . Master
Irwin Din@morc, son of Il. c. Dinsmore of this
city, fell from cherry tree last week and spran-
ed his left shoulder.
some OF our local correspondence mas been re
ccNcr of late from to two days after the paper
mad been printcd-too late for issue and too
early for the next. Usually the items are such as
not y be available for a later issue. Correspond
ence received after Wednesday noon cannot be
uscd in the issue NJ that week, ana should if posi-
WIS be 7cnt n At least twenty four hours earlier.
\ MT. Charles ", Iianey's store, in the journal
budding, has been thoroughly renovated and She
I Resumed business Monday morning. The ceiling
4 has been ahoathcd and painted WHITE the walls
( papclcd and the whole interior painted in colors.
/ The store NOW presents a very handsome appear
The Republican journal., 1890-07-31
Where is the Summer Visitor ?

Where is the Summer Visitor?
Despite the hot weather of the past few
weeks in the sections to hitch we look for our
summer visitors, the hotels along the coast and
inland have thus far had very few guests. But
fifty We're reported At kineo the other dav
when two hundred would have been the usual
number, and the Bar IIarbor hotels. with one
exception, have been poorly patronized. We
have every advantage in the way of climate,
scenery and other attractions; commodous
and Wei kept hotels. and good communication
by steamer and railroad With the outer world.
We are confident that the city of Washington
u. G.. alone would furnish guests enough to
Ill! two or three hotels on the Maine coast
could the terms, etc., be presented 10 them
Here i just the trouble III our opinion. Our
hotel men do not advertise, as do those Of
other resorts, and it looks A. though the time
has come when some Of them must do % or
shut up shop. The Maine Central i doing all
il can to attract summer travel thither. and lis
efforts if seconded by the hotel proprietors
could not Tail to he profitable to both. and a
benefit to the State at large.
{. I. Allen, of Dresden whose onslaught
upon the L. :. Navy is mentioned elsewhere.
SAYS Of prohibition in letter to the Augusta
New Ace:
lhe truth is We are not 4 state with true
temperance principles, hut we are. many Of Us,
hIppcriteS. The >u-callcd Prohibitory Amend
nent wa The product Of as rascailv a gang Of
hNporlite> A. ever di>graccd a State An
d il fi,i
The Republican journal., 1890-07-31

I. NJ. Jasper, well known Louisiana Re
publican politician, was 1ssassinated in Jasper
county last week for political reasons it i, sup
posed. lie was candidate for the constitu-
tionai convention. There is painful monopo-
ly about these too frequent reports from the
South. 1t is always Republican, and usually
candidate for office, who falls before the shot
gun of the assassin. Have bulldozmg, tissue
ballots and stuffed ballot boxes lost their poten-
cy, 50 that murder is the only means LETT for
maintaining Democratic majoritics in Kepubli-
can districts: Further enquiry by Congress
into such affairs would seem to be necessary
and meanwhile let US have the Federal Election
bill enacted without delay.
The Republican journal., 1890-07-31

ISL EsEORO. Capt. Grover had somewhat liar
row escape from bein injured Monday afternoon.
He was standing Oh the wharf 1T lty dti's cove
leaning upon railing at the cdge Of the hart.
The railing slipped from the iron fastenings ana
Capt. Grover fell backward and dc7cendcda dis
lance Of about twenty-five feet into tic water
which was not deep at the time. Can't. Grover
scrambled out not injured in the least Nv his fail
1.-The "lsesborough' is full of guests ana is TO-
ing an excellent business in every way. An VINO
have visited the hotel speak in terms Of praise at
the manner in which tits conducted. The cottages
are IL occupied and the summer promises to be IL
prosperous one at that resort .Islc~boru is to be
treated to "A rich entertainment neat saturday
evening, the proceeds of which will be devoted to
public Improvements. The talent Will he varied
and an excellent programme has been arranged.
The Bangor symphony Orchestra, Mrs. f.. r. Was
gait, Miss Annie Wasgatt, Miss Thomas OF Clevc.
land, Ohio, Miss Emma kimball, Of Revere, Mass
Miss Rose Hill of Merden, Conn Dr. and Mrs
W. S. Wilson, Mr. +. j. Hunt. Mr.. John 4. Holt
Miss May Alice Evans and Miss Bertha Milliken
are the artists who are announced. The ehtc tain
ment will be given in Rydera Han and viii be
followed by a dance. Miss Thomas, who is uen.
toned is the leading soprano Of Cleveland, ana
sings in the Plymouth church choir in that city
She is pa ssing the summer with friends at Isles
boro and it very kind of her to consent to sing
The Republican journal., 1890-07-31

lie cometh not" she said. This means the
summer young man, who is as yet cons pcuous
by his absence.
The Republican journal., 1890-07-31

The Journal is the only paper containing all the
Camp Ground news fresh every week, and will
always be kept for sale at the post olicc in the
general store the premises. Parties wishing
advertisements or special mention in the journal,
are referred to Mr.. }. W. Emery, Who will act as
our agent in such matters.
The Republican journal., 1890-07-31

] front Mt tht. residence nt Il EluIr- n t.Ut.,.l.
, L.,
/ 7"''' 'e N'I9 ''''N'iNN ' i'i"'1 ~ y f'H
lir taLIN reunion tn latl, published un THE iii d
! r,or 1, Nh ipt.rr.t .,,,,,,. f r.,.,.a,lr rry,.t
''" S'""6N i'S''""''S ''' '''e A'iiIH f'ltl""S "'
/ and was recently told by q circus man that ID ht
sI.ld ,unuun.. hin,- a- I,,,, n, ,.,,., , I'll ,
p'iltNe "iii'--.''Mi. {. Ii. IflN'- SAYS H' NOTICES
much imuroy cnrnt i'm Belfast uif.. I,t- r,-,,l,.
/ i., H. ,., ,Ii .il.,.t .t.. .t.,
'''''''' '' '"l '" 0"'"7 ''' ' ''' .'''"
/ eomc7t lodge room lac ever saw. --.-A large part
Of Brlfi. N,-nn. ,.l.,n,t f,r . Jf..lI,,., ,ii,. f
/
/ L'"t!'y SATURDAY bl'Ih"'h, amer were io nave
eaten stIprrl at THE Dyer liau~, i'm ~gtr-i1rt hut
/ M r,ir ,,,-t,,,n.,i tn.. .t., ..u NIL. .
/ i "'
tempted 'dNt Wtth tH ~WlW WITH A. ilir r(t7rrNtH
nu anl unuhi Ha.q lr,v utI tlt t. fIt. f,fnply ,-
/ st-t.r.., Il, ,.,,t r,. r -,,
' ri 'i'' "'''' ' -'77 i"'t '' a
/ Adams nave erected n rlc iN Front NJ their ieH.
rIly -tor. Oh Ii. -traf WV ,iIl il Az i,,,if.,,i,,
|
| " '''N0 ""''" ''''N'''''' lh't7 ai' h"" +"
frequent that it is npo-- ibIr to keen run of them
... Dog DAYS began the 18th, and inc tiay open
/ ed toaEA and rainy 49,. The Grand Lodge ut OtI
Fellows meets ut Lewiston ON Tuesday, Aug. l!th.
! Belfast viii be represented lay Il lua, delegation.
Many farmer. in this county have flushed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-21

GOODING. Died. Al her adopted moth
or's, 600 Albemarle street, November 10th,
al 1880 o'clock, Mrs. 1. v uOODlNG,
formerly Mrs. Sissy Richardson. wife Of j.
". Goodiug, in the thirtY-tourth year Of
her age.
She leaves a husband and two children to
mourn their loss.
Funeral at the grave in Hollywood Gene
terry nj 10 O'Clock TO-DAY. friends aud
acquintances and those OF Mrs. T. J.
Browning. respectfully invited to attend.
HEATH Died. AZ tho residence Of his
son-in-hw, James W. Edwards. corner
Sixth and Maury streets. Manchester. Mr..
Il. 4. HEATH, IN the seyenty-thlrd year Ok
his age.
Hear what the voice from Heaven declares,
To those in Christ who die
Released from all their earthly cares,
THEY'LL reign with Him on high.
Then why lament departed friends,
Or shake al deaths alarms
Deaths but the servant that Jesus sends
To call US 10 His arms.
Funeral services at tho above named
house FRIDAY the 2lst instant AZ o'clock.
Friends and acguantances OF she tamllY
invited.
PEARMAN. Died. Thursdly morning.
November 10th. at her residence, No. 1921
Il street, Mrs. MAttl A. fbAhAlhN, IN tho
seventeen year of her aye. -.
The funeral viii occur THIS AZ TER
NOON at O'Clock from union-Station
church. Friends of the family are respect
fully INVITED 90 attend.
VASHON. Died. Wednesday, November
~, 1890. nc 245 Z. W.. a. her residence. no
cast Leigh street, NANNlE F., beloved
wife OF George >. Nashon, Jr.; aged. forty
three years.
Her funeral will takopace from seventh.
Street Christian church THIS friday(
AFTERNOON az 3 O'clock. Friends and
acquaintance invited 10 attend.