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There will be a display at nIinest Wraps Ever*der, of Chicago, a represetative of one of the lar|look at them, if youThe r] can be 1termsPresbinsr.ell,diabetes, aged thirty-three 3rears, three months and twelve days. Her death followed many weeks of patient suffering. She was a good wife and a kind! mother. They have two shuiil ehil-{dren, the result of this last union, toBSl.85CiKdgdgSOISinmyareits, i 11-?A\te p I os-ilt.i ad/illhie is 1 lienl vrn,mo urn their uniimely loSS. Their remains were interred in the cemetery at Columbia, and were followed to their last resting place by the largest concourse of relatives and friends that has ever been known in Fayette County.A Destructive Fire.On Wednesday morning last, JosephRetherford’s barn, one mile west of Alquitiu. with all its contents, was destroyed by fire, supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. It contain-ed about eight tons of hay, about fort} bushels of wheat, three good horses, three nearly new buggies, three sets of nearly new harness, a reaper, mower, two wheat drills, one corn drill, four sets of wagon harness and netting, andrian Co’oloc ets atgivenMissuheardthe hi?The berlt;™i revives have the fymp,i- r fumi implements. All werethy of the entire community.Maud.r’s.Adolph Scgrist will be found at all times, at Buies’# sh e store, prepared to do all kinds of repairing andcustom work in the best manner and (lie latest style. Give him a call.Last Sunday night was* All Hallow-#• o »ecu, the night preceding All Saints Day. In this and oihei* Christian communities it has long been the occasion for certain popular Usages amisuperstitious performances by young people to get a peep into futurity.The legendary tradition of Halloween is that it is a night when wirelies,devils and other mischief-making spirits are abroad on their baleful midnight errands. It coming on Sunday, this year, little attention was paid to it in this Christian community.TheslicedThe rail rowereDecalFug itat ionWashGreenappromajordestroyed and there was no insurance on any tiling. The fire was not discovered until it was too late to save anything, Ed Jackson’s horse and buggy and harness that had been put in the J propr barn late in tin* evening, were also destroyed. The total loss is about $1,500, which falls very heavily, as the sufferers are not able to bear it.New floor oil cloths and oil matts,at Shcva McIntosh’s.There has been some complaint among theater goers about the character of tragedy performers who have Heretofore visited this city, and for (hat reason the patronage to this class of entertainments has not been very large. In the person of F. C. Bangs Mrs. Andre has secured one of the very best tragedians on the stage, and it will be to the credit of our peope to give him a warm reception. Go and see him in the great character of; “St.* Marc”, to-night.jontvLaiwas kdav rr*rnnav I he w and n Cook, was oa loadbruise inj urc lose i years or net Nullti his br shoen
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Connersville Times
Connersville, Indiana, US
Wed, Nov 03, 1886
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