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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-10-02
HECoNvENTiON BADLY DIVIDED.
Powell And fi1bszri are Both N0mi-
n~le1 - Tas-s Respective
Factions.

The day OF d-y--IhurSday-
ha- cosn- amc gone. liz LrLl--
Live Convention mrs III Nil-
liainS5ur-. anl ID Wa evident
from th- star, that a Errat
uzs.t was Ga. Friends Of ooth
iswell anu Hubbard oglklec
.u ri.rir arIlor ana each deter
mined that his candidate mus,
a.. Nominated. IL wa- plain
Thai s4n quarter would Ce asked
and nome given from either
-.... i WAS oe-iar1 tia. the
Convention would De called i,
.,fder al u ~, IL the cVurlhpI-~
n u-n that time arrived ti't
fisnt began. What We print un
...-r this caption viii Dc clear
Gid facts. A. tns representa-
i.xe II the Gazette and ~ r.
Gust Of Mr. II. ID. COie--Ol ia.
Richmond Disp ttcn, 1 "a
.s.scr denied admission ID la
,n-eting IN which Hoit. j. r
ifuo5ard WIS afterwards nOini
n1ted. / asked one OF "a
county ciiairins~Ii, 4Ir- -. r.
tIosssgan, OF YORK. - b. 4iioSe'
Ia report tie Convention. pre-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-10-02

Committee composed of r. q. Bickford /.
W. f. Barrett, OF Newport News L. r.
uarnes ~ New Kent. c. p. Armistead,
81 Williamsburg. Sydney Curtis. OF
warw lex and III. :. Saunders. OF Charles
,ty. was appointed TO issue an address
10 the Democrats of this Legislative
District. setting firth the position taken
by these delegates that Democrats may
decide who i right anil who is wrong,
ana who deserves support rs the regular
nominee of the party The Convention
~ o'clOcS adjoured sine die.
w &. JoHNsTOs..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-10-02

News reached here yesterday OF tne
death in IN Francisco. OF Mr. Ed. L.
Cole. brother 80 MesSrs n. u. and II. X.
Cole. M. Cole was native OF this city.
and greatly beloved 10y those who knew
hiW.
Mrs. \. \. Fouty WAS found deaf in
her bed 80 Geneva one morning this
week The body was sent West tor
iutcrmtrt.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-10-02
Poor Blood

is starved blood. It shows itself
n pale checks, white lips, weak
digestion, no appetite. exhaus-
ton. lack Of nerve force. soft
muscles. and, chief oi all, weak
muscles. Your doctor calls i
Anacnl.a. He willtcll you that
The weakening weather OF sum
mr. o.,,a brings L ca.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-10-02

Mr.. Wn. Lutman, brother OF Mr.. Jno.
Lutmsn, who lives at Springfield farm,
was killed on York street Monday after
noon. He was driving spirited team
and in some manner fell off the wagon,
the wheels passing over the unfortunate
mans body. The body was buried at the
homestead in YORK;
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-10-02
DO Won Want Gold?

Everyone desires to keep in
formed on Yukon, the KlOn-
dixie and Alaskan gold fields.
Send lOc. for large Compendi-
urn of vast information and big
color map TO Hamilton Pub. Co.,
indianapolis, Ind. Ut.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-10-02

/ mat Wnen the convention got
ready the press would be adj
mitted. Mr.. Hopkins, of the
Newport News Commercial, was
twice asked 10 leave the Con-
ventiOn hall. felt that my
/ presence was not wanted aud
had TOO much native rndepend
ence IL thrust myself upon the
gentlemen composing the Tor-
Vention, though II was compos-
ed OF personal ana poiitical
7 friends. Hence l can only say
tina this meeting nominated by
( reclamation MIR. ). /. Hubbard,
M orA. VINO accepted the nom
or IN q speech that brought
F tor1h ioud ana prolonged
cheers.
hnt I'D 20 naCA 20 tRe oeEln
hinS ot the N-h'. In August
the several 'hllrihen oi the
party IN thr various counties
ana citle> OF inns legislative
Hl>lrlc' met ~ Ice hi'll ana
hNed u ."h 'hc OASIS oi cho~lnS
"eieSA 'e@ % '"e 'onNeiluoh'
an" '"e pace "' "'i"ihS the
C'iN =" -i'" "u,t "'' - Ni same.
VI l' lux olili'"' 'i Ne" fpr'
->V"S' ".'" q" i'"'. '>''' " WI
'l"o''''''. '-''' mans
o''- "''" - sue "a Ms psi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-10-02

Should any pur-
chase fail to please
for any cause what
ever. the IN o n e y
w ill b q refunded.
without question
or argument.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02
Net Always Understood.
G. M. G.

A fact often overlooked, or not ALWAYS
understood, is that women suffer as much
from distressing kidney and bladder
troubles as men. The womb is situated
back of and close to the bladder, and for
that reason any distress, disease or in
convenience manifested in the kidney $,
back, bladder or urinary passage is often
by mistake attributed to female weak
ness or womb trouble OF some sort.
The error is easily made and may be
as easily avoided by setting urine aside
for twenty -four hours; a sediment or
settling is evidence that your kidneys
and bladder need docloring II you have
pain or dull achirg in the back, pass
water too frequently OF scantY supply,
with smarting or burning-these are afso
convincing proof of kidney trouble. /:
you have doctofed wuhout benefit, try
D- kiimer's Swamp-Root, the great
kidney rene IL. The mild and the ex
traordin&rY effect Will surprise Won. Il
sta 1is the higtge>t tor lis wonderful
cures. II You take ! medicine YOU should
take the best At druggists fifty cents
and one dollar. You max have sasnpI<
bottle ana pam pllet sent tree BY mail
Mention the BUTLER WEEKLY TEES
and send your address to DR.. kiiner
Co.. Binghanpton, \ Y. The proprie
tors of this paper guarantee the genuine
ness OF this offer.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02
Yours trul,
WILLIAMS BROS.

From the Kansas City Times Nov. Il.
The board OF governors oil the
Kansas City Field Trials Club met
at the Hotel Victoria last night. w.
W Herman, j. II. Beaman and Rob.
ert Eason, we're elected members
All arrangements were made in re-
gard to the trials which will take
place Dec. 9th at Amoret, Mo. In
dications are that the trials will be
q success. The rate on the Pitts
burg and Gulf is $3.50 round trip
dogs free All entries must be IL
before December LIST.
John Lyle writes US:
This is field trial of fine dog
and will last three days. Then th'
State Club will hold their trial th
rest of the week. The judges ar
coming from Indianapolis. Ind
There is one $4,000 dog comipl
from Sedalla.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02
4 Golden Wedding.

Uncle johnnie and Aunt Lucy
Evans were greatly surprised by the
celeb a. ion of their 50th wedding
anniversary Nov 25th, 1897 The
affair WAS quietly managed by their
daughter in law, Mrs S p Evans, as
sisted by other relatives and friends
The aged couple we're preparing to
take dinner at one of their sons,
when some of the neighbors arrived
and proposed gong with them, but
as ,h-y began to gather in from all
sides Aunt Lucy smelt a mouse and
started get dinner, but was requested
to take her seat in the parlor aud
told that dinner would be prepared
in due time A large crowd soon
gathered, some from Nevada. Altoona.
Montrose and near Butler, besides q
host of near neighbors, bringing
we'll filled baskets. Hours joyfully
sped and at 1890 preparations were
made to partake of the sumptuous
spread so we'll gotten up that words
cannot do it justice. While dining
the honored couple were presented
with handsome silver moustache
cup and saucer and q silver mug
th,ckly lined with gold by s z
Evans and wife and Mrs Hattie
Beard. But the surprise was not
SO great as to take their appetites
for they laughed, joked and ate I
hearty meal. Uncle Billy Griges anc
wife. who celebrated their COLDER
wedding three years ago, wer'
spoken of as brides maid and bes
man. Mr. and Mrs. Evans were mar
ried at the residence of the BRIDE
parents. Mr. and Mrs Geo W Glass
near Butler, at high noon Nov 25th
: 1S47 It will be remembered the,
were the couple that received th'
rocking chair at the old settler
reunion IN September for being th
, first couple married in this county
Uncle Johnny is u years cid an
t his wife is 20. Their union has bee1
blest with I children, only one j
dead; they also have II grandchi
, dren and three great grandcbildrer
a Uncle Johnny has been subscribe
of the TINES for a number of year.
/ G. M. G.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02

as We do, the best ak III the world;
will sell you the ". c. Kelly ak a
Csc, az handles Zoe each
Don't forget to lay in your winter
-four now. while we can make you
these low prices Remember We
have the only rich shorts aud bran
in Butler; and don't forget to come
and see the best hog wire fence ever
made, you will buy it when you Sc
it. We intend to reduce our stock
about $4,000 by New Year SO we
eau invoice, and will make prices
that will make them move Eemem
Der your pro duce buys goods from
W az cheap as the cash; all those
who have traded with US for the
last 7 or s years know this. We are
the only house in Butler that pays
cash for everything you have to sell
80 bring US ALL your turkeys
chickens, eggs, ducks. &c, as W.
intend to give you the highest possi
ble price from now until New Year
Yours truly,
WILLIAMS BROS.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02
LEWIS GOES BACK ON FilLEY.
Throws DE Ole Nan" Overheard fos
Selfish Reasons.

lHIeWS We ote Wan OtefU0d1u tob
Selfish Reasons.
Washington, d c., Nov. 26--
Robert E Lewis of Clinton, whosa
aspirations for place on the Dawes
commission have come to na,Aht,
opened to-day his campaign f"e
United States attorney for the W.s.
ern district of Missouri. As a PIE,
liminary move essential to success,
Mr. Lewis cut the ties which her,.
tofore have bound him closely t0
Chauncey l. F,l'ey.
He denounces the exposes 'ds ole
man" 10 making, and declares that
the interesting political essays VIII. b
Chairman Filley is now publishi.g
on the rottenness OF Missouri and
national republican politics. were T. .
gingery for him to subscribe to He
distinctly repudiates Filley and hs
methods and sala that the ptry
would not tolerate either one or =
combination OF both
LEWIS DENouNcEs FlLLEy.
In his Jealous endeavor to demon.
strat. to the satisfaction OF the
administration that he had brok. n
entirely with Filley. the recsns
republican gubernatorial candidate
made the statement that Fiiley wac
false to him and had sold him out ia
the campaign This was said to :
Missouri republican who is "s ,ms
pumpkins" with the administra:r''s
and was given by Mr.. Lewis W \
a the evident hope that it would reach
the ears Of President Mckinley.
, Because of the various complies,
tions and the fierce contest IN tne
big field of candidates after the
place now held BY John Z. Wax. r
there is possibility of Lewis being
accepted as a ,mprom'se candid.e
It depends upon The disposition
= made of the other Offices and the
attitude OF Major Warner.
II the K-rens Davis Grosven0r
Thompson estate" as to collector ol
internal revenue and surveyor OF the
port goes through. aud Maj WarDsl
,efuses to sue for crumbs. it is pos
3 sible that Lewis may finally get ID.
Endorsement # Ksrens and Days
% Il is this possibility that 10 nerv'nl
. hum to secure denunciation OF F.i'es
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02
neapwater Items.

It is said the Thanksgiving enter
tainment at Appleton City was a
success.
George Drake, who Is attending
school at Clinton, spent few days
at his home near Johnstown.
Bob Taylor says he is having sue
cess in trapping this winter.
Della Oflill was the guest of Eta
Allison last Sunday.
Hugh Gordon had the misfortune
to lose one of his best horses last
Saturday, while on the road with a
load of hay it dropped dead in the
harness.
A very quiet but pretty church
wedding took place at noon last
Wednesday at the Pleasant Home
Baptist church, when Miss Belle
Romelia, of Spruce, and Rev Estle,
of Schell City, we're united in marri-
age. The newly married couple will
live in Schell City, where the groom
is teaching school. Their many
friends wish them success and hap.
piness through life's journey.
| Isaac Yarns and Della Offill made
tho writer q pleasant call Monday
eve.
4 Robt Stubblefeld with his pacl
of hounds visited our community or
last Thursday, for the purpose Of
chasing a gray wolf which has beer
seen of late near s L Coleman''
premises. After two hours search
; the hounds jumped the wolf, whicl
was chased from that time till nea
nightfall without success when tn
7 hounds were called off. There wer'
!, also a number of the citizens of ou
q community in the chase.
s JAS Offill and wife spent Thanks
giving with W L jackson and family
Rey Auld will preach at the NJ
church of Johnstown at II m mex
Sabbath.
Mr. and Mrs Snow and two daugt
ters. of Delano, California, have bee
visiting d Fl Kash and wife for th
past week.
Geo Callahan lost one of his bes
horses last week.
oh Kash and wife went to Nor
trose Monday.
Mrs W R Howard is visiting he
son. near Eldorado Springs tn
week.
Willie Martin, a youth of John
town who has been very sick,
some better.
Charley Snow, of near Rich Hi
visited our community few day
last week.
On last Saturday evening Wi
Zlmmer favored the Oak Gro
Lyceum with song which please
the audience quite we'll
j IL Hash has returned from
: Clair county, where he went to pu
chase some hounds. Ee secure
g quite 8 number but not as many
& he wanted, so he is still in Il
: market
Ed Chambers. the champ.oa d
, batter of Elm Grove gave the O.
l. Grove lyceam O visit aud while the
engaged in the debate.
. John Jackson, of the Soap Gre
,of auartette. sung s'The Arkanss
I've I've Traveller at the Literary Saturd
Idy eve. RosE.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02
Virginia Items.

Kind friends IL you wish the Virginia news
another year,
Do for Aaron what he does for you, tell him all
the news you hear.
The TINES goes to friends in other states that
set up till eleven,
To read what happens you and what other foiks
do in 1897
Thomas Cofrelt died Wednesday
morning at one o'clock.
Not very long ago two ladies went
up stairs after night; the young lady
said to her aunt, look, here is some
BODY in bed. The secret of the mat
ter was, some parties had been there
that day and brought them some
cabbage. The family being away,
the parties took the cabbage up
stairs and laid them on the bed.
Jas Cuzick, who has been quite
poorly for the past two weeks, is
some better.
There was large crowd at the
Thanksgiving supper at the Chris
tian church; the amount taken in s34
net proceeds $50.
There is cry for water round Vir-
ginia; the peach limb tells US there
is plenty of water here. One OF our
farmers combined faith ana works,
and came to water at q depth OF five
feet and that on the high land half
mile west of here.
Will Huffman who spent Thanks
giving with his father and mother,
returned to Kansas City ii onday.
Mrs n + Smith of Magellon, New
. Mexico, is visiting here this week
John Hedger and wife were at Aus
tin Thursday.
Rev Blake of Drexel, will preach
his farewell sermon at the Christian
church next Sabbath.
Mr. Burdet and wife, who have beer
, separated all summer, settled thell
troubles and are living together
again.
The Endeavor society topic Sunda!
night was Temperance. They wer'
favored with some prohibition
speeches.
Thomas McElroy hauled the lum
Der for his new house from Amster
dam Monday; w Nance Is tn
builder.
Mrs Annie CoIniford and Miss JOSH
Nestlerode, q short time ago, had on
of the most exciting adventures tina
ever occurred in Granview. Som
time in the night Tip, the faithfr
watch dog went mad got crazy Q
had fit; he got under the bed, tor
out all of the springs, had the ROOF
knee deep in feathers, howled an
moaned until the ladies thought th
last day had come. They threw
pillow at him and the case came o
and slipped over the enraged dog
head and while the animal was NAL
ing frantic efforts to extricate hin
self the ladies made q bound of 80
and struck the top step Of the stat
and commenced shouting for help.
DC Wolfe commenced digging h
we'll deeper Monday.
AARON.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02
SOMEWHAT SPICY.

The Resh Assault Case at Lamar.
The Lamar Leader 10 it's write up
of the case of the State vs.. Simpson
and Kaderly. charged with the Resh
outrage near Boston says:
The case and surroundings were
at times intensely interesting, even
very dramatic. The scene was al
unusual one, in Lamar; the prose
cutting witness, Mrs Resh, reclining
on a sofa from where she gave her
testimony, it being said that che Was
physically unable to sit Much time
was taken up in disputes between
attorneys over technical points. A
peculiar phase of the trial was the
appearance On the stand OF Jacob
Resh. He could hardly hold him
self to moaosylablic answers. and at
one time secured permission to
make what vas termed by an attor
ney, ga stump speech, 10 ezplnn
why he had nc. called 8 physician t
aitsrd his wife until 81 dsga ef es
the alleged rape. Ia TIE eTeni1g.
whsn on cross examination be Eya-
bslng questioned regarding an cid
casa In Kansas, Wlzsre z Ia2a was sc
cuzed Of assaaltiDg his ~ife, he said
he procured q good revolver ad6
gave the man q hours to get out o
the country ''And be got did be-
asked the attorney. ''Yes, he -
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02
Bucklen's Arnica Salve

The Best Sslve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaran
teed to give perfect satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Fl. L. Tucker
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02

Tell the truth Jake" spoke up n =
Re-h from the sofa, nearly 20 fees
away Tell the truth. Tell I'll. m
that 500 men took him aad struug
him up to tree
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02

Educate Your Bowels With Gas.
carets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
0c. IfC. &. c. fail, ruggists refund money
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02
FARMERS BANK.
BUTLER, MO.

We furnish DEEPEST and check book
free of charge with each new ac-
count opened. We SOLICIT the
accounts of ladies, AS we'll as gentle
men. It's much safer to have
mouey in bank than around house.
d. N. THOMPSON. President.
F. A. BENNETT, ytce-Presideut.
Z. d. kIPP. Cashier.
CIV. NEwBERRY. Asst. Cashier.
6.P. WYATT, Asst. Cashier.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02

WilliannS
CASH GROCERY

OHOAl UuOOLUI
Baye just gotten in , more cars OF
that fine Winfield -four, l car of
those rich shorts and bran, car of |
No. fine salt and car of the best |
wire fence thai has ever landed in |
Butler It is made of large steel
galvanized wire. with barb wire at
top and bottom; you can run this
fence over hills or uneven ground,
which you cannot do with other
fences; AID while our fence is worth
10c rod more than other fences in
Butler, we will sell it to you cheaper
than you can buy the other fence
We are in business to sell goods,
and every new line we introduce, we
cause grea. commotion among
the other dealers that handle the
same lines. When we got IN our
lime of stoves and pumps this fall
one hardware dealer said ID the
other: Williams Bros. has gotten III
d car Load of stoves eud pumps" the
other said: ''do you kEow what that
means it means no more profit for
US on stoves and pumps This is
he reputation we want, and on this
Inc we propose to run our business,
as loag as Wa ara in business in
Butler Our aim Is to sell good
goods that will please our customers
when they get them, and then sell
at such cheap prices that will force
the people to buy from US.
We are going to close out ou1
stock Of china, qusensware and
:, glass ware at whatever it will bring
Now is your time, il you want china
! ware at your own price.
Il We will sell
4 fb broken Java coffee 5 q
b extra good coffee II,
l fb Java blend coffee l!
. l fb pure Mocha aud Java q
IL fb honiny fakes 2
. 10 b Mich new navy beans 2
10 h best oat fakes 2
:. 8 oars Clairette soap 2
!. s bars Silk soap 2
8 bars Lenox soap 2
q . bars Old Country soap 2
- 6 bars X Rays soap 2
- 10 bars Doll Soap 2
Q 10 bars Ark soap
:. b nice raisins
:. 8 1b Cal raisin cured prunes :
). 5 b fancy bright dried apples
fb fancy evaporated apricots
nd 6 b Dwights soda
an Dry ealt meat
re 4 b shot
's' l fb bsst powder
=. brooms
as boxes Greenwich lye
Ii, Rope, any size
ey All size nails at 81 80 rate
ne Coal hods
- Oil steel stove pipe
~ Oil steel elbows
nd Wash boilers
en Galvanized buckets (bestt
II Best lantern ever made
- - 8 pint cups
BAR l quart cup
Irs. II qt milk buckets
!. 3 qt coffee pots
. l set Meakins plates
sat Mpakiu cuDs and Gaucers
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-02

BeIts, fiBges. locks or any thing
IL the aariF&r 3ias- We are alm0st
gIvsng away. We hare the best SIX
in the world. we have sold nearly
400 OF them since We put the price
down at almost cost, and everybody
that has bought one says the same
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-16
SALVATION ARMY CHRISTMAS
DINNER.

Preparations are being made by the
Salvation Army to provide a free Christ
mas dinner for about 200 of the needy
Of our city, and the dinner will be served
at the Army hall on Federal street. In
order to do this the army finds it neces-
sary to ask assistance from those who
ara willing to aid in this effort. 1t is in
tended to provide substantial repast of
turkey and roast beef, with all the other
good 4 things which go to make up a
Christmas treat.
1t is hoped that those who will on that
day have plenty will have share in this
eff ort to bring some of the Christmas joy
into the lile of those who are less fortu-
nate than themselves, Contributions,
however small, will be gratefully re-
ceived, and may be sent to the officer in
charge of the army work in Portland,
Ensign Annie Low, at No. 81 Tying
street,
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-16
BRUSH AND THIMBLE CLUB.

The exhibition of the Brush and
Thimble club, now being held III Perry
block, corner of Oak and Congress streets,
will we'll repay visitor for the time and
trouble taken. One of the most striking
pieces in the exhibit is the beautiful
dining room piece of snow apples
modelled in clay and then painted in
natural colors by Mrs. Grace E. Dunn.
Mrs. Libby shows exquisite point and
honiton lace work on her handkerchief,
being an exact reproduction of one carried
by.a bride more than one hundred years
ago. Mrs. Smardon has fine specimens of
drawn work, towels, tray cloths, etc., and
many little novelties in hand painted
china. Mrs. Rogers has some drawn work
and some solid Ke2sington embroidery on
line n. Mrs. Emerson S table is very at
tractive. The little case for jewels and
money are especially pretty and dainty.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-16
SAILING OF THE ARMENIA

The Hamburg American liner, Arme-
nia, Capt. Magin, sailed for Hamburg
carly yesterday morning. The American
portion of her cargo was made up as fol-
lows: $50 tierces oleomargerine, 300 boxes
sausages, l45 tierces. 1880 half barrels,
115O tubs and 2550 pals pals of lard, 100
tierces tallow, 600 boxes. 3sl tierces, 40
barrels, 40 half barrels OF ham. The
whole American portion was valued at
1855 The Canadian portion of the
cargo includes 60,394 bushels Of wheat,
3S, $40 bushels rye. 1os, 33l bushels of oats,
$3.50 bushels of peas, so boxes maize flour,
eco bags of asbestos and it is valued at
S 6,1e6 The Armenia has the distino-
tion of taking out 10000 bushels more
Of grain than was ever carried by any
single steamer from this port before
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-16
DEATHS

In this city, Dec. a. Rev. Ephraim Chamber
lain Cummings. aged ~ years months.
Funeral service Friday afternoon AT 2 o'clk,
at the house.
In this city, Dec. 10, Della Louise wife Of
Michael e. Donovan.
boston papers please c0py.]
In this city, Dec IA. William Melaugh. aged
5S years.
funeral this Thursday morning at $50 o'clk
from his late residence, No. l33 Newbury ST.
Requiem high mass at the Cathedral of the
immaculate Conception at . O'Clock. Friends
VIII kindly oE,it flowers.
In Staiidish. Dec. Il. Mrs. Mary A. Rand.
aged h8 years months days.
Funeral Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at
the congregational Church.
In Glttown. Rev. William Breevert Bolmeer,
aged ~ years
In Waldoboro, Dee. 4. Mrs. Sarah Creamer.
aged IA years.
years.
Il, Lewiston. Dec A. DR.. John NJ. Small, aged
70 years
IN Lewiston, Dec. 8, Arthur W. Reed, aged
Al years.
: j. Bangor, Dec s. Lucy Ann Jewell, aged
7J years.
n Il lden, Dec 5. Morris Ericsson. aged "a