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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN eftectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac'
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG, SKRUP co.
SANpfRaaCiSGp. GIL.
towSE.lf.s xE 7" SEasIfsY0ak.Htr
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

The yellow tea a. Congregational par5on-
age last " ednesday evening was a success,
over $50 being realized. Edward Laforce
has rented the Neylon homestead. Mrs. j.
X. Converse and two daughters, Misses Sa-
die and Bessie, and Miss Anna Connors left
for the worlds fair and other western
points ast w Wednesday. School commenced
in district s August %. Eta Dorr 10
teacher.
Mrs. Clarence Hicks gave farewell party
to the little ones at her cottage at Thomp-
sons Point last Friday evening. MIR. and
Mrs. w. II. Boardman aud Mrs. Henry
Thorp are the latest to 90 to the world g
fair. Mr.. and Mrs. William Merose of
Hartford Conn, are visiting at Mr.. Il. ID,
Alexander's. Miss Josie Williams returned
to johnson normal school last Monday.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
Dr. Varnsy was called by telegram Tues
day to New ork city on account OF the
serious illness of his daughter, Mrs Putnam.
Later reports pronounce her more comfort
able. Arthur and Roderick Enow loft last
week for tho worlds fair. -The wife aud o
daughter of Joseph Muir have been quite i'll
the past week, but are now somewhat bet
ter. Patrick Mcconnell left Friday for
indianapolis to attend the national
encampment of the q. A. X. liz
will visit the worlds fair before his re-
turn. The fall term Of school at the vii
lags will be taught by Miss Osgood. Miss
Marion Hosford has charge of the school il
the south district.-M Russell has re-
moved his stock of goods from the village
to his store in West Charlotte. Tho Ladies
Aid society gave literary and social en-
| tertainment Friday evening at tho BhptiS
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Al BURG SPRINGS

Mrs. II. R. Todd of Malone, y. Y, is the
guest of Mrs. NJ. T.. McCarger. The differ
ent schools in town commenced Monday
The Harvest home entertainment held at
the Congregations church and grounds last
week was u success. After appropriate sx-
ercises 10 the church, refreshments were
served by the ladies under the shade trees
The society tendor their thanks to the North
Hero cornet band who interpreted excel
lent music. The ladies of the Congrega-
tional church will give 'Mondamn
feast" at the parsonage the goth. Herbert
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w. B. Hurlberts family have returned to

W. B. Hurlbert's family have returned to
town.
MONK TON.
Matte Roscoe is spending tho week with
her father, Il. Gorhan, in Addison. Mrs.
Evelyn Morgan is very poorly. Harry
Finney and daughter, Mrs. II. Sears, Mr..
aud Mrs. Fred Dean start for tbs worlds
fnir the 18th. Mrs. Carter Bean will 60
with them as far as Chicago. Will Baker
has been in Burlington attending law suit.
Miss A. Tooley OF Granville is visiting at
her uncle's, o. A. Cox.
STARKs9OSO.
Mrs. Arnold has returned home. Miss
Lilly Gordon has gone to Athol, Mnss., for
employment-O. d. Baldwin and wife left
Monday for Chicago. They will be away
about four weeks Minnie Smith COM
msncod school in the village Monday and
Orpha Harris in tho north district. Ohm
Crowly has returned from Chicago. -Etbol
Cutting has gone to her work in Middle
bury. -Almon white will move into Mrs.
knights house and David Bostwiok goes on
10 Whites place.
GRANVILLE.
During the thunder storm of Sunday
night lightning killed colt for Oscar Park
er-George Ford and wife have gone to
Chicago. Mary Page has gone TO Bristol,
Edith Green to Bethel and Eunice Flint TO
West Kandolph, all to attend school. The
y. l.. l.. A. will meet with Mrs Il. Is
Wheeler September 1j.-Harry Hubbard,
Josie Lewis Bette Kennedy, Cora May
nard and Ina Lull ere attending school in
Rochester. Bernard Howard is at home
from Woodbury.. The nigh water did con
siderable damage to tho roads and bridges.
| 1t also carried away quite an amount of
grain. Misses Bertha Alix and Abbie Hub
bard visited iu Randolph last week.
RlCtiViLLE.
Mrs. George Littejohn and daughter
have returned to Glens Falls. Mrs. Celia
! Moore from Burlington has been visiting al
| Melvin Atwood's. Elmer benedict and
| bride Of Poultney have been visiting Mrs.
| Nj. T. Rich. Dr. and Mrs. K. +. Townsend
returned Thursday evening utter delight
iu time Of 10 days camping at Lake George
with party of Orwell friends. -Wil anc
Lette Sanford OF Middlebury have boon ii
town calling on friends. Misses Lena ant
Edna Brooiins started Tuesday foi
Chicago and the West
WHITING.
f. b. Pond is quite il.-Mrs. Matt
(Masou) Warner of Crown Point, N. Y.
spent last week with her parents here
! Clarouce Noyes and Sanford Kelsey go t.
| Middlebury to school this fell. Miss Kat
Rich has returned to New York. Mis-
Edith Stickney is teaching in district Not
W. n. Foster has gone to Nova Scoti
for q life partner.
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For Over Fifty Ys ars

MRa. WIHsLow's S0oyHINe SYHcP has been
unsd for children tesIhing. 1t soothes the
child, sections the guns. nilays nil pain. cures
wisd collie and Is the best remedy fer Dt-T-
rhosa. Twenty-Five cents n bottle. Sold by
all druggists throughout the world,
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Sweet of Oshkosh, Wis, is visiting in town,
NORTH HERO.

Wesley Dodds, Charley Tudhope, Custer
knight and Kenny Ladd go to Burlington
to attend school this fall. The followiu
teachers have been engaged Tor the several
schools in town which opened Monday: MOL
/, John Smith; No. ,, Nathan Kingslsy !
No. 3, Gertrude Hazen; No. 4, Martha
Tudhope. Rev. q. L. hyde exchanged pull
pits with Rev. George Duell OF Isle La
Motto last Sunday. Miss Martha Knights|
has gone to Swanton to attend school,
D. L. Dodds is Happy. His wife presented
HIM with twin boys Monday morning. I'd
(. Race has returned from 1T. Adams Bay.I
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

The Battenkill Valley fair vii! be held on
their grounds in Manchester Centre Sap
TENDER II, 10, Il.
BENNINGTON.
Deputy Sheriff H. p Yearly of Lon don
derry arrived here late " ednesday afternoon,
having i'll custody Rufus Young, whom he
had arrested for stealing pair Of horses
harness and wagon from Julius Hi of Sun
deriand.
Mary Walder, a widow about As years OF
age, was brought before the Probate Court
for the south shire of this county, where a
council of physicians decided that she was
insane and she was sent to the asylum at
Brattleboro Monday.
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ESSEN COUNTY.

The September term Of Essex County
Court commences on the 18th inst. There
are 40 cases on the docket, OF which six are
state cases, and there are several divorce
suits. Hon. Henry r. Start will be the
presiding judge.
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WANTED.

When you want anything, advertise in
the new special column Of thisspaper. Some
bargains are offered there this week which
it will pay you to. read about. Sec page
seven. This paper has more than 20 OoO
readers every week, and one cent word
will reach them all.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Ernest Touchetts cut his hand on saw
in the W, Ii. Stiles tub factory ast Satur-
day. Mrs. Jenaie Bodwell OF Boston is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Z. 7. Hall.
Bell Davis and Louora Wakefield are going
to attend the Normal school at johnson. -
Ellis Campbell and Eugene Wright are GO
ing to attend the Academy at Bakersfield.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP oFpolNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FEED.

The winooski Valley, Villages up North,
Along Otter Crock and by the Shores
ofwblte'niver Covered by Special Re.
porters.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.

Mrs, W. F. Stees and Mr.. George Clard
of this place went vita the &. \. r. excur1
sonists to Indianapolis Ssturday. School
at the academy opened with about So STUD
dents in the academic department and the
lower grades filed up.-Mr. Carroll FL
Sweeney was married August "A to Misc
Margaret Van Syckel ut Havana, Cuba. -
Officer George Town, who was badly used
up In the Forepaugh circus riot in the OUT
skirts of this town last week, is able to ba
out again. AT the town meeting Saturday
afternoon the voters by vote OF 123 to %
refused under certain conditions TO grant
the right Of way to an electric railway line
from here to Stowe.
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STOWE

AS result OF the heavy rain Iuesuay lneI
"west branch" overfiowsd the adjoining
meadows, causing much damage to crops,
and several bridges were taken out on the
Nebraska road Riddle Raymond is attend
ing the fall term OF the Peoples academy att
Morrisville. Prof. Pervier Of NorthtieldI
has been engaged as principal ~ the highl
school. The Methodist Ladies Aid society
met with Mrs. c. NJ Watts Wednes-
day Miss frankie Haley OF Duxbury Will
teach in district No. IA wild animal oil
startling dimensions has been heard in dit
ferent parts OF the town. Foot prints seem
on North bill are said to Closely resembldl
those OF a panther. The storm of the 29th|
damaged the mountain road to the extent oil
500, Landlord Churchill OF the Summit
House reports that tue wind rocked the
buildings in a frighttul manner A large
party from Morrisyille visited Mount Mans
field Wednesday and Thursday. -LeIla
Macutchap went to her school in Essex sat-
urdsy. Mrs. Sarah Smith has returned ia
Minneapolis.
?. d. Pike & Sons are reducing the force
OF help in their tub factory, only five hands
being employed while they are cleaning up
old stock The Mount Msustisli Creamery
company is settling with its patrons for
July milk at from 70 to 50 csnts per huns
dred. Mrs Martin French, who has been
i'll long tims with consumption, died Fri
day. The funeral services were held at ths
Methodist church Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
French WAS Il member of the Eastern Star,
|. o. g. T., and OF the Woman's Relief
corps, and these societies attended the fu.
neral. A male quartstte, Messrs Cheney,
Lamsou, G. and C. Burnham, furnished
music. Misses Bertha aud Alice Barrows
=
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from Thompson's Point Mrs. II. j. Col
ton and family have returned to Burlington
after few weeks rest at Mr.. W. A. Halls,
Loren Gle is recovering. The Dino SO
cety and church have just finished the re-
pairs on tho Baptist churco cushioning,
painting and shingling At tho expense Of
about $200. Rev. Edwin Rose preechoa In
the BAPTIST church every Sunday at p. ~.
frank Pease and son have returned from
Chicago.
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Continued on. the 'th pageJ
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There was a hard frost Sunday morning,
which did considerable injnry.-ln re-
cent thunder storm lightning came down
the rod at the Baptist church passing into
the ground. -Sios are being flied this week
at a rapid rate.--Rev. T. J. Harris has
gone to Wilkesbarre, Pa, being sum
moned to attend his brother who is suffer
ing with broken hip Rev. NJ. r. France
will occupy tho Congregational pulpit next
| Sunday. -Coturn Pierce has gone to Chi
cago-Mrs Randall and hsr mother are at
| w. L. Andrews Mrs. J. c. Pierce and
son of Elwood, Nebraska, are visiting in
town.-W. V. Beach is at the hoad of the
creamery again. Valley cheese fac
I tory closed Saturday after very prosper
Gus season. -Four threshug machines are
at work on Silver strset.-Prof. Frank
Woodruifand family, Bowdoin college, Me-. #,
is visiting his brother, L. o. Martin. -
II. A. Post, wife and son Frank, Mrs.
Henry Russell and Hon. G. G. Peck have
gone to the worlds fair Rev. William
Fuller began his pastorate at the Baptist
church Sunday. lillian Sanctuary, l..
Kenyon, J. Barker, J. II. Allen aud Mary
Miles are delegates to the Baptist essocia-
ton at Essex junction this week. Mrs. L.
o. Martin visited friends in Burlington last
week. Patrick McDonough and Lewis
| O"Jer are making extenoVe rspaHs on
their houses. Mrs. w. L. Andrews is Ell
tanning friends from BrattlsboIo -Patrlcs
Mcconnell has gone to the G. A. Il. en-
campmsnt at Indianapolis The Sons oI
Veterans have dance at q. A. K hal
September / SO far asrheard from only
three veterans have had their pensions sus
pended In this town.
WEST BOLTON.
81 NJ
wife and A. Hall and wife have returne(
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FRANKLIN.
HIGRGATE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Lyon are rejoio-
ing over the advent of son.-Mrs. L. d.
horricA was buried Tuesday Of last week. -
Rev. Z. r. Sweet has gone to Denver, Col =,
for e short stop.-Miss Hattie Baxter has
gone to Bakersfield. Mrs. F. w. Baxter
has returned from Chicago. -Cbanny and
Warren Austin are attending school at
Bakersfield, and Harry Baxter at Swanton.
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butg1, N. y, we're in town last Friday aud
Saturday. Rev, and Mrs. A. b. Blake are
visiting In Barton and Glover. A barn fill
ed with hay belonging to Peter Demo at
Pages Corners, was burned Monday night.
Cause untnown; insured. The institute
commenced its fall sessions laet Tuesday. -
Most OF the district schools in town com
menced Monday Cd. II. Brown has moved
to Underhill Flats Mics Mary Freeman
aud her niece, Allie freeman, of California
are visiting In town.
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NEW LIQUOR LICENSES.
Applicants Holding Licenses Under the Old
Law VIII Be Credited ON the New


Appiicants Holding Licenses Under the Old
Law VIII Be Credited ON the New.
The excise board met thu, afternoon for IN,
- . .,. -
% s vac ~-''s".'''s VI H.
eui's the ofuer olrecuis the hqaof men
To apply Within ten Gays for license
under the new law or else close their
p,aees In s.fer-,c, ., IN. ,,sh..
A., N, -.
NUNS "Ao ee'i'ee !" y" ieai1
upon the question aud Who is out OF the city,
the Commissioners decided TO Withhold their
action until HIS return The most impo-t.nt
min, decided today v.. ,h., Cor .,,,,,;,.,,,s
~ "Fi
u"usf tne he" Jaw VINO At present hUiu
licenses Under the old Ia" To be credited with
Soo.o' TOWARDS their ne" Nliicatlon. 1nis
money cannot be refunded as IL has been already
covered into the treasury but the assessor after
consultation "l,h the excise board lac de-
ciuea 10 Place IL 10 The credit OF The "pa.i'nnts
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that one had to do was to drop ones his, left
enough of theirs about the hotel today to make
up for the deficiencies OF many a true blooded
cockney. Broad as are the proper caper, and,
just as i'll kingdom Of the blind the one.eyed
man is king, 30 here the individual who never
forgets to remark, "Ah, really" on every pos
siblc occasion. is considered to be proper in the
extreme.
The statement was made this morning and
generally passed about that the American naval
men would probably be rather slow in taking
up with tho Englishrnen and Introducing them
around among their friends, compared with
the hospitable way they have treated the off,
GERS from the other foreign ships The reason
given for this possible state of affairs was SIM
ply that as a plle the English are not particu-
lnrly careful to make themselves courteous to
the officers from Uncle Sans navy when the
tables are turned. If this be SO the result was
not what some people thought it would be, for
the boys who look after Britain's sovereignty on
the seas have been gathered right in in true
American spirit of hospitality and have been
made to feel very much at home.
HOW THE RUSSIANS WE'RE ENTERTAINER.
Speaking OF the courtesies that are being
shown on every hand to the visitors calls up
naturally q thought of the sad mishaps that
befell some of the Junior officers from the
white squadron on Saturday evening. When
they came ashore In their various launches
o
pleasure at the Hyge!a the word was passed
that 1t was the Russians evening and that
every effort should be made to entertain the
officers from the cars ships. They were
given to understand that whatever they might
do in reason for the delectation of the Russians
would be appreciated by the powers that be,
and that il any OF them should overstep the
limits themselves in their endeavors to give the
visitors royal good time their deviations from
the strictly upright would be overlooked this
time with ieniency that is not always shown
to junior officers
The result was one that was entirely unlocked
for. Tho boys from the white ships did their
very level best and some of them remarked
that they were going to get the Russians full
If it took months pay to bring it to pass.
For some OF them it may have taken a
months pay In this more or less laudable occu.
patton, but the Russians preserved a sobriety
that was startling to the others. Wine was
opened and the visitors were inducted into the
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Illness Of Gen. Bealo.

The wide circle Of acquaintances and friends
OF Gen. E. T. Bsale will be sorry to learn that
he 10 lying very III at his residence opposite
Lafayette Square. He has been confined to
his bed for about three weeks with q severe At
tack Of jsundice, and last Friday II was
deemed wise to send to New York for DR..
LOOMS, the specialist.
II II believed, however, that Gen. Beals i in
no particular danger, and, while he is a very
sick man, no serious result is anticipated. he
Is under the care Of DR.. W. W. Johnston.
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THE BRITISH FLAGSHIP BLAKE.
sisted in its claims. At last he capped tine
climax by remarking that unless the United
States withdrew from its ridiculous position 1t
would be incumbent for the bright little, tight
little isle TO come over and wipe this poor ma
ton OF the face of the earth
What, AGAIN.? came a voice from a quiet
little American sitting off in n corner by him.
self.
The son OF Albion escaped from the room IN
the general laugh that followed this remark.
This invatiun Of American waters today on
the part Of the British fleet was not of this sort
and need cause no worry to even the most per-
sistent alarmlst. 1t is Il visitation of peace
and in this has deal Of significance Not in
mhnv day, some Old naval men here at anchor
IN Hampton Roads say not since ths last war
with England have there been so many English
ships in American waters at one time. The
English do not haunt the waters Of this coun-
try with their men-of-war as a rule. 1t is said
that when they are here their crews show an
alarming desire to desert and stay here and
they have great deal more trouble to get
them to return on board than they do anywhere
else. This may be the true reason.
At any rate, as telegraphed to The STAR to-
day from here, the British feet came to anchor
in Hampton Roads a little after o'clock this
morning, aud great was the rejoicing in the
hearts OF The gay world as represented at this
lively resort when the word was passed about
in tie dining room among the early risers that
there would be such considerable addition to
the list of foreign ships i'll the roads What
could be better than an English fleet with real
Knight Comnan dcr OF the Bath for an ad-
mral! just like the admiral in the opera OF
"pinafore."
The russians were lovely, too, and many a
tongue has had sad twist in trying 10 learn
the names OF these fascinating officers, but
after all, You know, there is nothing Ike gen
uine Engii-hman 20 win the heart OF tho true
patriotic daughters OF America. They have
such distinguished air about them, and then
they wear spring suits tina. no American
would ever dare attempt.
The arms OK society here were stretched wide
open 20 receive them long ere the fist steam
launch had put off from one OF the English
men-of-war.
WHY THE ENGLISH ARE POPULAR.
The French ship, the Jean Bart. that came in
yesterday morning was all right, too, and its
officers were welcomed right royalty, for they
gave the people here such a splendid chance to
refer 10 dear old Paris" but for all that dear
old London" has the call popular favor just
the same. 1t gets a little tiresome talking
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iDflI,.

91,,losk, TO. lsA. youngest cL.id OF Lester A ana
iuner5i Wednesday. April H. : pm. srom re-
ldrhte. l-f- ION s-rs-; northwest
c e,;oKiAs; On Ar.l Id. 1898, at Z pm. u. c.
tgnera from h. la.e residence. NJ ath street
Ainy Of tie i.r9abic si frlend. rr,t.tfuIs ,ni
Nitea 10 attend No iONers. Inter.Ien: At A-iins-
noN DEPARTED TITS NE on Monday. April II,
W, a. sny in at So "a street. norsn:
iao.i-ei "a A.Ttha HICKS eI.G Mar I-ndersun.
Farewell; farewell INV inu;h-r, dear,
Msy Nc ,re-t you IA I-Gv-n above.
BY HLK CHILDREN.
funsra VII tase place at Nietsent stree, Baptist
,o e SSsel f sF 4 x si w e eSn
ln,eriarat at . ,tln. Mas.
,haEpA; MS.i5,a. an Tuesday, .p-ii IN, lhal
ne a. -, :A.Anl' Ice .snr..' arpsrtsd tbs
Hcr.lwrst. rSrsi Sent, Xix years.
Notice OF .nae-zl l.er,ait-I
J1NEs. Tie rem. alas II the ia:. rrHFt JRax
- 3oNha vii be ii.o'ed i-om the vault and IN.
wesnsd8s k ,i no s q az a. cemetery on
81; 80. .t-. "a Moray AIr Isa Ct noon a, I:lo
al md s.oi,hin Jol nstv. q Ire
h;ni.try. ar i sevrn,y-hVs y-a-s.
Ne iI.esas5 airii y. At % m. e''pnehs CHURCH
ai,sr .a. tn I:, AesI II lsa staso
SiN-. IN tie .af;y si-ti year s.T lie axe.
Funeral Thg-s,laN, AlI-i. 20 al y. M. from hi.
iatS fesd-hre. - .sh street northwest lr,e-rept
Sitea IL attend. %
AAEhlSs On TUESDAY morning April rs Inca
~ u's!o,@. JULIA L., the brlo'.d wife OF
John =. alartIas aad dalgil:e- o. William A. ana
Ls9sa r. Andre. IA her q rh.-enth year
unera! from the Irsicelc- u hsr parents 81 9{h
friends invited
osB9kNE. o. Tuesday. April Is- lsya. at sac
May che res: in peace
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PEsSIoN. On Monday. April L. 1883 al 4 m
VAIN WRIGHT fisr y TON, husbaad II Mary Pre-
TON. after irOtracted ilness AGED seventy three
tuIr-a! from his sous residence 1913 North CAM.
pal .eIs lease COPY.
BArB. tn April -. ls'E,. Ut lo;i5A m vAIToY
ID. ron o! t'o-rs Z. and ,,eu--iannA l.. NJ Rsuh
N1tlae 0: ;unorsl hereafter.
BEAM: On TGesday morning, April Is leoa
"sa- LAN a. l. kEAM. widow " Robert L. ReuIn.
Notlcs OF funeral hetez;ter.
TOMS. Nso'riock >. -. Sunday, April 10, 1880
q! hilcroaane County Cork. ireland.
3 ui-rd! Isom 40. LIB sherman avenue NJ 4. 20
O'Clock :, IA "Wednesday. t.sG>e b. lnmsculste Con-
attend.
wAYsoS. GA Tuesa.y, Apri; IL. 1888. st 7:ls.-
z. hAhD Il. MAfsOS. bsIovod husband OF
As.y A. Nayscn, ages :orty-nNe years.
rune "a iron his late reside 44 9TH street south
east ga thursday. April 20. D. H. hestves and
fr.euas invited to attend.