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,,,.s.d Rank uobber Caught.

Mansfield, o., Dec. 3. John Smith
n stranger who claims lie lives MT l6s
Sppcrior street, Cleveland, but has
heen working until recently AT Pitts
burg as machinist. is under arrest
here suspected of heing implicated in
lie robbery Of the Trio bank about the
middle of October
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THE CABINET MEETING.
Insulnr Decisions i'nrm the rrInci-
pal Popic 81 Discussion.

pal Popic Of Discussion.
Washington. Dee > The cabinet
usnrtnS wuS principally consumed III
discussion vi tUr iuSrlar decisions
handed dowu IN tAe supreme court.
On ihc whala, Il l. believed tlln views
w ttr majority 5f'hn CONT were cutie
satisfactory til tic administration.
Ii was pointed ou' that Jha ultimate
results II tllc dect>inn> arr In meas
urr speculative al present with thc
exception that the customs duties col
ltrted in this country on goods shipped
Lram the Philippines since the ratihca
ti1H IF the Paris treaty will have to be
refunded 1t is not thought however
that the aggregate Will be large and
Secretary cage expects that it will be
within S1.0noUO0 He called attention
III the fact that the great bulk OF the
imports from the Philippines We're al
ulitfed free of duty und,r our general
taritf laws. notably hemp which IS one
nf the leading staples of the islands.
Tile present tariff now in operation
in the Philippines. MIR Gage thinks.
v 80 az ~ A'-'A' "a wv - 4FN4itAA- II " 80
prepared after the most thorough and
intelligent investigation ana is said tc
hr highly satisfactory 10 the business
Interests ot the islands The prepara,
tion Of tariff on Philippine importa,
lions into the United States, however
4 expected TO consume considerable
Of the time Of congress, hut there Is
expectation that pending q final settle
4 resolution may continue the duties i'm
posed hy the Dingley tariff and thus I
i; is y disposed Witt an 4 tiood of im
ports which might follow tie an
nouncemeat thar all duties we're re
moved
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pCy,awaRE DIVISION.

For New Castle, s13 a. m, 03. 4.02 and
65S y M week days
ror Lcwcs s 13 q m f0l y. m week favs
FnrRah both s l3a M, Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays only.
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar
S13 iN5Sa m, 402, 65S. and l2.l p, m
sunday. i211 p. m
For Nyoming and way stations, 500 p
M week days,
Comfort and Norfolk 1913 a. M, week
days and 1911 night daily.
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PENNSYLV LVAN!A R.R.
THE STANDARD RAIL-
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
BALTIMORE RAII ROAD.
schedule in effect November "a 1901.
yr.ina Vaave WiImfny yton as follows


schedule in effect November "a 1901.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows
$50. 7.i2, 80. SO. SIS, ss5. iO.ii,., los2
400, 81, i5S, 5.92, 6.Ol. $50. 7ol. 7.l7. s.oA
A"u Aceommodaiion siS m Go. zIO. $40, 100 =
m. 10 3O 2.32, AGO. 5.25, 6.35, and 1913 PIE
49, or sG Gnester sse sssp sfspfe1i ie l G s2 lis a.
M. l.S7, J. Q. 1.5s, 8 o. ! OF and 9oep m.
For New York (through oexpress), l'5l'
Is Il s Rnlps S cfg naS ,ss sa4 , Rinns g aSd csf s
on nj pSiadsiphss siHadsfhhs Eis s sJSsf ssS is s
5i, 5Gi, as g = So e. Co. + go 10 III sls and 10
FOR For Boston without change. 1902 a. m .
u" For - Newark ", "it Center and intermediate
stations, 7.3s a. m; and 6s5 p. m. ooo
,s saS%ors ,ds and ppf # q %asnnfsGs y m is 1sas
| 90 % s5ii, Isl, 100 525, 1903 s.ls 7o3, 7.s6,
81 p. m. and los night.
s6a '0 III, e.la ' p. M, i2.Is night.
wilmington lexpressl. $50 TO 7ss. ssa55
os sis ssG aa5 i$s $se ,5 % az So &c., s 5 ~ ~
i220 night -
M. 1.23, 325 4,04, 449, e.H, S.3s, 1922, and
''.'o Z !" SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (eypress). LOT, ~, ~ ~
u.s. e.o7, $50. IN s.O6 ard GIG p m.
Accommodation, 711, $40 S55, q. m.
12.ii. 200. 400. 525. 7.2S, and 1913 p; m, :,
For Chester texprsss). l.57, 40, s;Sb
ii45 a. M, 1.a1 800, AS, 6.N and 80
i%c9mrnqqatlon. 7lS. . $40. ss5 a; !, m
| FOR New York (through express> l.5l
4 . 10 9ab 1882. Dining Carr. ll.i5 I
| M. 1856 1877. Dining Carr. 800, 601 'eA
I Dining Carl, 717, 9.1G. p. m,. ronnectin
Via Proad Street Station, Philadeh 'hin
81 800. 45S, sCi, $50. iii, PIG and io.i
/, 70, Boston without change, III p. m:
baltimore and Washington, 4s5 So
I 1oiS Il m. 1906. 12.il l.56.. J.5l, 400, 81
fN3, 646. 1856 S.1l, p. m. and l.t5 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
q Gl3 y. m. i21S night
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, ff
I Wilmington (expresal. 150. 72o u q !
z I2O9 u, BIB 329. 446. 5M, 5.&: 90
4 e55. 73l, S,35, l1.26. 112S p. m, and ~
might - -. .
4 fe %, 232, 6i3. S2S, and 1929 p. n.
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The SUMS Daily BIZ of Fare.
Wednesday. December 4th.
. LUNCH.

Grillcd Sardines on Toast.
Fruit. Ginger bread. Tea.
DINNER.
Brown fricaSSee chicken.
Rice croqucttes. Tomato sauce.
r,fr,n
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1t was said Very long ago. and hy 4
very wise man that fear of the law is
fhr beginning of wisdom" We are hop
nI that the manifest Democratic fcnr "
he law is of thr Kind that is the hrgin.
ang Of wisdom.
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SCHUYLKILL DIVISION

For phoenixville, Pottstown and Read
ing, 5i5, 91O and 1913, a.: m. 1882 tSat:
urday onlyl l.3O, 40 5Ss 7Ss and 1l5o
232, COZ and $40 y. m. Fhoenixville
only 726 a. m. and 4.4S and 5.52 p. m
week DAYS
4 10 and 733 D. M week days. Sunday
GEO 9g3 a. m and COZ y. m.
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iIoi,auly or tot:i losses, as the polier'
shifted in the steamer and holes were
torn in her bottom. The sailors were
taken 10 Wharton. Canada, and latei
10 Collingwood, where the Inltec
States consul furnished them transpor
tation home. The boats were lumber
laden. bound from Parry sound TO Ton
oWnnla
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IN THE PLAYHOUSES.

The Cherry Pickcrs presented 10y the
King Dramatic Company delighted the
audience at the Opera House last even
ing. The attractions for the balance Of
Tho week are: The BondSman this after
uoon; sporting Duchess. this evenings.
East Lynne. Thursday matinee; Cnmher-
land. '6l Thursday night; The Octoroon.
Friday matinee: Blue Jeans, Friday
night. The Chrrry Pickers, Saturday
matinee; On The Wabash, Saturday
night.
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-S-=---.= .s.:s:. .ssEsttSIa sHSN'
Chicago, Dec. 3.-CreditorS of the Oh
National Bank OF Illinois. which closed
its doors Dec. 10. 1896, have instructed
Attorney William BURY 10 begin sui;
for the recovery of between S21o,OO0
and $4,000 from the directors Of the
concern Among the clients of the at
torney are named Boyd, Stickney y
,,o and several Boston banks.
The sun., 1901-12-04

ENtd cIa. NJ
Umbrellas. r
Mackint0shes, I
Rubber Coats, Etc.
Mems rubber coats and 1
mackintoshes, $2 TO $40.
Boys rubber coats and /
mackintoshes, $50 to IS
Mems and boys sw aters, |
soc. to So. 50. /
Knit jackets, 81 to IS.
Stockinette coats, ~ rs /
to "a.
Boys fleece lined shirts
ard drawers, 25c. each.
Mems shirts and drawers
III fleece and na ural wool,
25c, 10 81. 81 each.
Night shirts IN cotton
and domets, SOC. 10 s so.
Pajamas, 81 to S2 the suit.
A big line Of mems,
boys aud children's hats,
caps and toques, 25c. 10 IS.
Gloves for everybody,
III wool, si K, kid, leather,
mocha and others, 25c. TO
4 $50.
The best lines Of 25c.
! and soc. neckwear-all
4 shapes
A Umbrellas in plain and
4 fancy handles, SOC TO "A
& Silk mutllers, soc. to 81
! Hosiery and haudker-
q chiefs.
a Scarf pins, cuff links and
. collar buttons.
4 Store open evenings until
Is Christmas.
| MAX EPHRAIM,
4 NEW YORK
Il CLOTHING HOUSE
n 5o4 MARKET ST,
q Next noor 10 Clayton House
q BOTH PHONES.
- 17r7-----s45--,e,,y r-e7s=.s-sssz,g
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The Real Widow Brown will close it's
engagement nj the Wilmington Theatre
this evening.
The sun., 1901-12-04

One IF the funniest hits in The County
Fair. which with Neil Burgess himself
FL Abigail rrlr, is announced for Friday
u next week at the Grand Opera House.
II ,hc imitation " ballet dancer. given
III Miss Abiir III the second act. III rr-
bukc to Otis for having visited such ~
nnhrmniug exhibition whilr in MY
Nerk city Il is one of ill., mosi sin.
splitting stagu incidents ever witnessed
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11

king and executing the laws Of the
State. The burden of constructing
and maintaining good roads must not
fall upon any particular class, and
while the work Of bodybuilding is q,
practical necessity, there Is also an I'M,
perative requirement in providing the,
Ways and means for constructing roads
upon an equitable adjust basis. This
can. be ascertained by discussion ana
demonstration, and hence the pro-
priety of organizing Good Roads assoc.
iatlons while giving instruction IN
practical road-building. Both of these
objects will be attained in the coming
of the "Go0d Roads Special next
month to Greenville, and d'such an OPP
portunity is rarely given any people
at so moderate a. cost. -,
The citizens of Greenville are max
ing full preparation for the accOmmo-
dation of the hundreds and thousands
who are expected from every quarger
of the State, and in addition to the
hotels aud boarding houses, the pri-4
vale families are asked to take board
ers for the week In order to prorlae
for any extra demand on this occasion.
JAMES A. HoYT, Chm'n,
J. F. RICHARDSON,
Al. s. THOMAS,
J. f. HORTON,
JAS. T. WILLIAMS, JR.,
Press Committee.
Greenville, S. c., Nov. Is, 1901.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11

THE REV. ]. TEos. PATE, D. D.. who wa
appointed at the last Conference Of the M. E
Church south, held IN Coiumbis, 10 th'
church In our town, will arrive tomorrow
scnolarly man, . dne preacher and capita
pastor, and the church here may we'll con
gratulate itself on securing the services OF 81
good q mipister. We welcome Dr.. Pate, ant
trust that he may have most successlu
pRstorate.
Last Monday Abbeville paid tip top price
for cotton. Tue fact is, tne prices were St
high that those who had cotton IN Inc wsrt
house began 10 unload. We would like Il
Vile did las, Mopdas. Mr.. K. NJ. Hill 60
: close after the market, anu he run prices up
even beyond his limit.
The EXECUTIVE BOARD OF the Abbevill'
Baptist Association will hold ! 8 Auuuai Meet
tng In the Bank OF Greenwood on Monday
Dec. 18th at 10 O'clock. Churches having any
COMMUNICATIONS for the Board will pleas,
send them 70 the undersigne before thai
date. e. J. Forester,
Greenwood, '.-- Chairman.
Having lost 2 shares, Nos. 2l2 and 2l4. OF the
par value Of $40 each, to the common stock o
The Abbeville Cotton Mills, notice is here
BY given warming all parties not % negotia'' HH
Nov. q. 1901. At
NICE JEwELRY.-If you want nice jewelrJ
OF the newest and best patterns, or u yol
need spectacles or watches, cali on j. w. KY
kard. His goods are both pretty and cheap
He has beautiful presents for loved ones. u
!, OWING to the high price OF coal and uhs
cheap Fate 1t W hich lights are furnished. the
incapdescent current Will be shut on at 1--WE
O'CLOCK every night after the 18th instant
This course has been considered better than
10 increase the price OF lights.
(. Tue retiring pastor Rev. X. H. Jones goes
away with Lne goodwill OF our people. h.
has served us we'll and faithfully, but as soon
as we learn 10 love him and honor him, he lf
called away. May good things attend hin
on this side OF the River.
6 OLIVER GREEN. colored, assaulted Mist
Reoecca Ann Kelly, white, last saturday eve.
nins near Bolton. The victim Is said to be in
. critical condition. The negro is In jail al
Anderson. ....
Rememser we have the largest and b ,st
selected stock OF Toys and Christmas good,
In town. AbbevIlle Fancy Goods and Toy
LosT-A gold coil scarf pin with diamond
set. Finder Will be literally rewarded. Re
turn 10, Miss Nellie Edwards,
At Abbeville, 8. Q.
WHEN, You want hauling done, apply t
H. NJ. Tate & Co.'S. store. They run two wag
ons and can do your hauling promptly.
MRS. LILLE DEAL, Of Greenwood. spen
Monday and Tuesday in the city with be-
cousin, Mrs. ]. NJ Brooks.
LosT.-A seal ring, between Harrisburg
road and Seaboard depot. A reward will b'
p aid for It's return 10 Press and Banner office
Ifyou are looking for good overcoat, cal
At d. Polakoff's Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11
T.. W. whites Grocery Store Locals

L.. w. whites Grocery Store Locals
L.W. White is offering specal bargains In
coffeea. Now is the time to buy. In the last
two months coffee has advanced TWO Genus
a pouhd yet we are selling at the same olo
prices, because we bought In September
enough 10 last us the entire season. We can
give You the best coffee at 10 cents pound
ever offered at that price. Call aud look at II
and verify our statement.
All the ingredients of the best quality for
making fruit cake can be had at the grocery
STORE or l.. w. White, raislnH, currants,
citron. almonds, &c.
If YOU are 10 search of sterling silver ware
of any Kind suitable for wedding or Christmas
presents you can get what you want at l.. W.
Whites. Spoons. forks, knives, goolets. cups,
ladies', or any Kind OF fancy pieces; We have
catalogue containing cutA OF all Kinds oi
silver ware and you can make your own se-
lectlons. Quality guaranteed and prices very
| reasonable.
GnnsI Gnpai! Guus!!!
We have just received our second order Tor
breech-lOnding guns, and can now snow
| fne selection and offer special Inducements
| 10 purchasers. Call and see them.
Try barre OF our four dollar -four. 1t lis
| fine and will do you good. IL you Will ouy
one barrel, you Will want more.
7, w. White carries at all times full line
of proceriers and hardware. Call on him.
You will be well treated.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11
HaddOn's Locals

lOc. per roll at DuPres store.
Keep your eyes on DuPre's show windows
and get his prices on vases, dolls, and other
Christmas gouds.
We exchange school books. Speed Drug Co
Water Power Is Stock I'm order TO aid
In the establishment OF an electric power
plant at or near Abbevile MIR. Stells Will
subscribe the water Power At Martins Mill,
and take the same In the capital stock. IT,
Cure that cold with Miiord's Cold and Grip
Tablets. No cure, no pay, Phone lO7. Mil
ford'S drug store. ...-.
Men aud boys hats and caps OF all kinds
from 25 cents up. Sold By j. Allen Smith, Jr.
See our line Of l04 sheeting before you buy
]. Allen Smith, Jr.
We have dolls and doll furniture. doll car
Iiages and go-oarts. doll heads, trunks, brads.
paiut boxes, pianos, tea sets and very many
other toys TO delight the little girls.
, - w. Joel Smith Il Son.
There is only one way to buy toys TO please
everybody, and that iS TO 60 north where
there are hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
w. Joel Smith & Son.
worth TO select from. This We did, and yor
may come to our store with the assurance
that you will nud just what you are looking
W.Joel Smith & Son.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11
Wednesday, Dec. II, 1901.
Deaths.

died at the home OF Maj. Arthur Parker on
last Sunday morning. Deo. g. 1901. She was
the mother Of ten children, eight OF whom
preceded her TO the grave. James McGaW
and Mrs. John Link alone OF her children
surviving. She was good woman, In the
communion Of the church at Hopewell. The
funeral services were held at her late home
by Rev. J. F. McKinnon, and her. remains
ground.
Mary, youngest child OF Mr.. Samuel Neel,
died last Friday. December 6, 1901. and was
buried at Sharon church. The funeral servi.
ces were conducted by Rev. T. w. Sloan and
Rev. ]. F. McKinuon.
C,ll,e. the youn gest child OF Mrs. Ernie
Haddon, died Sunday, December !, 1901
Funeral services ~ Long Cane by Rev. ]. F.
McKinnOD,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11
McDill & Lyons Locals.

We are the right people to buy furniture
from.
Prices and good treatment is q good adver'
tisement. Ask your neighbors about u.s. ID
case you are not acquainted.
See our line of Sideboards, extension tables
dining chairs. parlor suits, folding beds, leatn'
or couches, etc.
We have just received nice stock OF monl'
ding in ali the latest colors and designs
Have your pictures Trained for Xmas.
Every body admits that We have the pret
tiest pictures ever seen In Inc city. Ihey
make nice wedding presents.
Our leather seat rockers are creating quite
q sensation they are cheap and comfortable
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11
1T. ct. M. MiIler's Locals.

1T, +. NJ. MiIler's Locals.
GotoL.T, &T. M. Mlller's for your celery,
cranberries etc.
We can sell you your fruit cake as cheap as
you can buy the fruit.
Call and see our stock OF fancy groceries,
fruits etc. before you complete your menu
for Thanksgiving.
Sample our fruit cake and see II 1t will not
add much TO your menu for Thanksgiving.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11
GOue 10 IaurenS,

After having faithfully attended the graves
in Upper Long Cane Cemetary for years, Mr.
J. A Puckett goes 10 Laurens TO do similar
service for the dead In that town. The people
Of Laurens will be we'll pleased with Mr.
Puckett.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11
Wanted.
Farm wanted,

500 turkeys. 1000 chickens, and all the
ducks that may be offered.
B. K. Beacham, at the Miller Hotel.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11

Christmas Is nearly here and we are prepar
ed TO gladden. the hearts OF your children
We have toys OF every description, llttie
w. Joel Smith & Son.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11
GIenn's Locals.

~ GIenn'B LOcRIH.
Raisins, currants, citron, nuts, prunes. coco
mus, oranges, apples and candles.
Buck wheat, maple and N. o. syrups.
. Powdered and loaf sugar, gelatine, jelly
tablets and junkets.
Boston and butter beans. oat meal, maca'
ronni and cheese.
All kinds canned meats, fruits and vege
tables.
Bottom prices on corn and -four.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11
A. r.. p. Church Closed

One to two hundred acres improved an
good buildings at or near r. r. Station.
A. Address, Box, IS, Gainesville, Ga.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11

Particular interest centers around
our SIS THREE PIECE BED ROOM
SUITS. And it is not difficult to de-
eide why. There is something about
each piece which catches the eve and
invites a better acquaintance. Then
construction and finish are observed
and comparisons made. Tide decision
generally is-that these are better in
every way than anything ever offered
at the price.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11

GreenviIle Invites the People of the
statesto the Good Roads Conven.
ton In December-The Great Need
OF the SOuth.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11

q On account of the pastors absence there
Will be no service In the Associate Reformed
Presbyteriau Church next Sabbath.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11

Don't fail to see our fine line OF pipes when
YOU come to the fair. Milford's drug store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-11
The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEV1LLE.
PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF A. B. Kennedy,
Deceased.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
a LII persons indebted to said estate must
n settle without delay, and those holding
claims against the estate must present them
properly attested to A. c. Kennedy,
Nov. l2. 1901 executor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-26
GOV. DAVIS ON a STILL HUNT,
FINDS Peer Food Ia = state Asylum
Kitchen.

LIrTIE Rock. Ark. Aug. 2-Gov, Je1
Davis will make an attack Tomorrow
upon the management 81 the state Imam.
Asylum. Last week he attempted to bring
about reforms in the peuit-nti-ry man
sgement. He made statements IN the
public prints rejecting upon Attorney
General George " Murphy and Agrcul-
tutsl Commissioner Frank Hill, which re-
suited In both officials calling him a -slsu-
derer and liar The Governor mads no
attempt to resent M~urphv's insult and
replied 10 Mr.. Hill nv calling him q liar.
Governor Davis has prepared This state.
meut and will give u To the local news
papers tomorrow.
ION Aug = | found NV wav into tho
Kitchen ~ the insane asylum and ouHd
them preparing ninety pounds IT bulk PORK
for the following breakfast, when IN" rrqui-
sltions called Tor the best breakfast bacon
| obtained a hill Of fare. which called for
,~lalicscies such a. Kansas City t-ef, Cali
iornia cherries and Isachas. olives. pickles,
and numerous other articles that We do not
always have on hand. None was To- Ia
found In the institution. The requisition
was for .5O pounds 81 good beef daily. and
vet they never had steak mp Ia tina tim -
The beef was hash-d with iFanS and other
vegetable mad" into a stew. and that
way IL l. served. While the state h paying
for the very trst h.ri 10 enable The patients
10 receive steak and roast l-ef. thew have
not been getting IL. u neither have they
been getting breakfast e
when | returned 10 the city | called
n meeting Of the State Board 81 Charities
and sent for Supt p Hooper aud Steward
swain. and an Investigation was had After
due consideration the-e officials were given
a good lacking up all along the line and
they promised better s~rvicc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-26
y.


BiGI.lN Friday. Aug "a. 1907. ., Hotel 81
lOfsnL Mary Elizabeth, b>loved daughter Of
bernard BlglIn. D.
Fun-ral serylc, ~ Church NJ 81 i~snstius Isyols.
rark av aud sab 81. on Monday. AUG "a. 1901.
at ~ A. n.
LAr At babylon. !. I. on sunday. Aug. Is
ip'f Amanda Robinson. wldos Of charles A.
,lspp. aged - Yeas.
Noilre VI funetal hereafter.
On Thursday, Avs. ~. 1901. suddcnly.
Of c,Icbusl ~Apopl,Iy James Lyali.
Funeral s~eryte~s at his late residence. ST. west
sstn 1t, ga NOndAJ, Aus "a, 1901. al M N
AvGIE At Ridsesood. y. J. on SATURDAY,
AK q. 1871. John D.. heloved husband Of MARY
Ii9inion Naugle. In his I'D year.
fuh-ral sstytcss sui b. held At ths Paramus Church
ou thursday. Aug ~. 1901. al ? 30 y. n. Car
tAgr> wun meet the ! .. n. train from chAm-
bn st. terry.
SIMON obsequiss over the ashes Of the late Rob-r
S.mon all be held Ia TIE Grove Reiofmsd Church.
Hudson County Boulevard and I'd 80. Cnion
hHl v j.. on Wednesday. Aug %. 1901. 81
: = N.
FIiend, Of the d-oeASed are respectfully I'VE
" attend. Ehtombmeni private.
YOVNGs Al Point Tupp,r. Nova Scotia. 90 nun.
d.y. Aug ~. 1901. suddenly. Samuel. eias.,
s,n " ~. late David J. and CotnsllA Tounssnd
Noungs.
funetsl services In St Georges Church. Nsv York
clS, ga Monday. Aug "a, 1901. ~ ~ o'clock
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