, 1874-09-14

tifni hnrrbuhdfnEB, handsomely laid CIT n 6soAd
htroats ard Ayenttos, With rown of magnificent
al'nde-tfeen IN enoh ti'lo, linel with handuo,no
hsd paaat,af 1eaidoheen, and surrounded VIII
'i'ag 1d I9s So 70 sseIps s s5sns se Of thu so.nlfo
fosalflhnces That are 20 n1ttnoroue both IN the
village and On thu oatsklrt.; but tirno and Hpace
rt!' nnls permit n pae's"g notice os = atew
ito G ',sasSss. oess q III, 's1 Won a%Hns sss s'es'
I, Humphrey, ifehty Gilbert. Htopi,en 3: Cobb,
,,r" r'!'1t tI1ann 1t.me" nr L. = G,':na "sonning
," n.tns ''E} .,1 D. . nj
brothcr'a MI. CARMEL" 1,o1, VI, Il, Wi,caton's
"'.Hnntnlt VEaw.." q. i. Htuart's " "uailand,' and
t}'a ropldoncs of Mina Cornelis {,o1.
1n'fo ,,.;,sov str soser wo"lthy f'osgoann who
Kauda'. who pufa.soa its s'S'," "1n"R,,%"oa ",,'"
ortato At a onHt of eH0.hG0, and Mr. 0nr1n
who fas ohthinod at nllncoht ontato at a great
coHt. jsca1-ettato rates aro qnln lnroanonnbo, and
thkcB comparatively low lilo abovh psices nut
being \ fair estimate.
A tuoat plsaaant conversation vas Ind With
MHU MT. ". u. WHEATON,
thu wo1!-hnorn anti.fomalo. .aut'fa.g!at, w1'o has
dovoted great donl Of hor t!mo to thu buhjeot,
and writing for tl,a proHa,-nomo 81
!,or nrtoles having appeared in TN
I'ntruNE Hho has not ontotet tho lcoturc.aold
her attontion Il, hor professional calling.
A mnnt bna,tifnl nntnrni scenic effect IL do
acsibnd by this lady al having boon witnessed
by her In tho carly spring, aftor cold rain.
surrounding objects. Lookine down into tho
valley waB 10 bo Hoen tho garo of tbs rising aun
upon tho ~hiia sparkling mantle thai covorod
everything, nnd from tho pendent ietoloa OIL tho
trces, mud tho prtHmH Of ondchn form ard variety
on tlio foliage. wcro rofectod ton thousand bean;
t1ful tints On oithor sido tho same beautiful
picture WAS proscnted to view: and n front, at
higlI afevhtiou, wAH scene roaplcndont With
baa,lty,-the nplordtd buildings OF thu 1nsnnn
AaYlun,, With tho rinnnclcs and cupolaa that nnr-
mount them, coyorcd with the Eame sparkling
whito mantle md Htalnctltic pendants OF leo. In
! porfcct Ilazo of golden light 1elcesou from
thu riBjug Hill.
Calllug upon tho
Ex-sryATon, STUART,
Il was found that ho wns now rosttng from his
| labors after lung and evontful lifo, having
been one Of the first sotllors.. and closely
nssocsnting himBc{f with tho interests
en 1 The p''fD Doasnt f,on 's n ''Fppt nocg a'Es; ge
| liberal In opinion, ho bag now retired from all
! participation In public afIa1rs. though always
| Interested in such mattors. Enjoying but feeble
health for homo timo past ho was asill able to
atseud tho pionaors 1sollnion hold last week,
md mako m lntorcsting and natruotivo aalireas
| Of welcome. Ono Of tho peculiar Incidents OF
| this reunion--whicll, by Tho way, Ia one Of tho
| most interesting iocna oyenta of tho year-was
tic fact that, on thiH recurring a,,,iyorHary waH
| to DO recorded tho death Of Tint beloved cente-
| narlau,. Judge Dasil at1iBon,-fenni1nore
ooopor'a
nEE-nuaTnn,~-
who Ind departed thia world the day before,
after usofui career. as tue ago Of 1(4 years.
IN Interesting auecdoto ts told Of him aa hap
roning on his 100sh birthday, lie being then
brisk ind vol. An old friend, calling On him
and inquiring after his health, was annwercd
that ho vas "halo md hearty" "Good for an
other hundred years, Judge7" questioned blu
| visitor" "Wo1l. I don't know" replied the
my second century t.,an / WAS when began my
frat. Perhaps I'll stick ont the second hundred
yenrs. wear out slowly" II Is said of him
TINT, in 100 yoara Of varied life and experience,
! lo WAS without an enemy. InEDon.