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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-29
Future DAYS.
by THOMAs LOWING,

DY THOMAS BOWLING,
ID AuctIoneer and Real Estate Broker,
Successor to Latimer ClearyD
Southwest cJrner PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
Eleventh street.
TKUsgEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
sFREET sE6 Tah SASA Ar ASR rT&NEER
By virtue OF q deel of trust dated May Z, 1874,
and duly recorded in Lper No. 553 fplIe SS5, one
viii Ss =. public aactoG si rom q the Prem
p al those 'pa Sf 1
q and IS, in Old Georgeto~n, bounded as follows:
where ths RSI.h Ile Of sSfoot vide alsy inter:
Se 5Ad s high street sna runs a i Pe5e wta
parallel with the north line OF said alley one hun
inches thence south parallel 70 High street seVt
tntyve feet to the north line OF said alley thence
T Ga1 Of sle 6He hrd essh in and
twelve months, with interest. An conveyanciug
are mot eco eonped with Within Ve days aef sale
and COST oftbe SefsGlIng parchSser amer VS.
notice. 4 deposit OF Si5o required when the prop
' $3.50 :. rios: D9%L,tSS:;
DYE. H. WARMER,
Real Estate Broker s and AtpSctiOGpser NV
TRUSTEES, SALE OF AN ATTRACTIVE
ThREE-sTohY PREsSED-BRIGK, FRONT
1874, duly recorded IN Liber NO. l41, folio 81.
one fthe land records for the District OF Column
bia, and at the request OF the party secured
thereby shall sell AZ puollc auction in front OF
O'Clock p m, ali that certain piece or parcel OF
ground T. ing and being in Washington city and
District OF Columbia, and being known and distin-
Ruished As Lot numbered eightytwO (s2 in SOU are
numbered three hundred and stXtv-dve $3.50 Of
Jos phi Kelys subdivision of the west half of said
square, together with the Improvements, &C.. con-
sistnR of three story pr ssed brick front dwell
ing with back building, setting bIck In the yard,
and inclOsed by neat iron fence.
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money In cash,
and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest at ten per cent. per annum,
secured by a deed OF trust on the property sold.
A deposit OF SOD will be required Of the pur-
chaser at the time o. the sale. All cOnvevancing at
expense Of the purchaser. If the terms OF sale
not complied with In seven days, the trustees re-
serve the right 10 resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defauting purchaser, after five days
adyertisemC mt. - -
CHARLES L. PREHTISS, IrAstees'
ap2s-wFM&ds Salesman.
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Al Auction SALES
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Future Bays.
RTEPEIN s:sWEET, ,.,,..,,.
GREAd5v SALE

DESIRABLE BSTILDING LOTS
ON Sf S TAAf sTRE Hill kLIsf sSTbASEs
NORTHEAST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
viii sell, at public auction. in front Of the
premises, on sAfURD Az, May1, 1s75 at O'Clock
p; M, lots numbered seven, ,G,1 eight, (Sl nine;
Cd ten Cl0l and twelve, "a, in square numbered
nine hundred and thirty-nine. (93s,D fronting -
feet Inches on Ninth street east by depth OF lis
feet and 81 feet M inches street northeast by
depth ofI0Z feet nine inches.
These lots are but two short blocks distant from
East Capitol street ears, and in healthy,
pleasant location. They will be sold In lots to suit
Terms: One afth in cash; balance in monthly or
quarterly payments on long time; deferred pay
ments 70 be secured By deed OF trust on the prop
required Of purchaser on each lot when the prop
chaser. PlAts Of the ground may be seen at my
once. T.. j. SWEET,
apHd CStar and Critic1 Auctioneer.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. 2I42
PENNSYLVANIA AVEHUE.
On THURSDAY, April %, at O'Clock p. M,
shall offer for sale, on the premises. the above
property, having front OF 4s feets inches on
Pennsylvania avenue.
Terms day of sale.
ap27.St THOS. r. wAGGAMAN. Auct.
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER's OFFICE,
FAYETTE. NEAR CHARLES STREET,
BALTIMORE, ND, April II, 1875.
Proposals for dredging at Cape Fear River, N.
O., will be received until noon OF May II, 1875,
and opened Immediately thereafter. The guar
antee to each proposal shall say that contract
shall be entered into within ten days after noti-
ication Of the award. BLANK forms, specihca-
lions, and any desired information can be had on
WM. p. CRAIGHILL,
applet Major of Engineers.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S sALEUF
~ VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE FIRST
WARD.
In virtue of writ of hera facias issued out OF the
Clerks office Of the Supreme Court OF the District
of Columbia, and to me directed, will sell At pub
lie sale, for cash, in mont Of the premises, com
mencing At II o'c.ock a. M on THURSDAY, the
10th day Of May next, ls1d, the following described
property, TO wit, viz: All ofthe original lots Nos
4 s. g. 10 and r. and the following described part OF
lot IL In square No. So beginning for the same At
the southwest corner OF said lot No. II, running
thence north along TwentyIhird street west % feet
sinches thence east II feet inches, thence south
36 feet Inches thence west II ft ~ inches TO the
place OF beginning. Also, part lot o. in square
No. 81 beginning at the southeast corner OF said
lot, running thence north along Twenty-fourth
street west II feet inches, thence west 70 fest
inches, thence south n feet inches to north III
street, thence east along said VI street % feet
inches the place OF beginning, together with all
ana singular the improvements thereon In the city
OF Washington, District OF Columbia, seized and
levied upon as the property OF Sarah TODD, Marg
ret HauptmaH, Louisa Hazel, Mary Lusoy, Maria
Clements, Emma A. FistOe, John Fistoe, and VIM.
FiEtOe heirs Of John Fistoe, deceased and will be
sold TO satisfy execution No. 266, in favor Of Jas
p. Wnlett and Robert Willett, executors OF Vol
ALEX. SHARP,
ap29-dtd u. 8 Marshll, ID. c.
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VIM. HENDERSON,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Massachusetts avenue, bet thirteenth
ana Fourteenth streets.
Residence MS Fourteenth street northwest
AL work executed promptly and fAltnrally.
Terms moderate MOIST
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AUCTION SALES
RH THoMAs DOwLlaG.
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Future lDsAVA.

- Aucuoneer and Real Estate Broker,
(Successor to Latimer Cleary,l
Southwest corner PenpsylV mia avenue aud tltT-
anth
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T1HE CENTRE OF ALEXANDRIA FOR

TTlHE CENTRE OF ALEXANDRIA FOR
SALE.
VIII be sold at public sale, on SATURDAY, May
i, 1876. at IL O'Clock m, in front Of the Market
building, Alexandria, the
VERY DESIRABLE LOT
at the northeast corner of Washington and Cam
eIon streets, IS feet on Washington ami A feet on
Cameron street, with .
FRAME STORE
AND
DWELLING HOUSES
thereon, belonging 10 Mrs. Elizabeth Graham.
The property Is In the exact centre OF the city,
possesses the advantage of having long been OF
the stands fer the retail trade, and at the
time the centre OF sectlsn IN which found the
most eli Kible private residences OF the city.
Terms: One third cash; the residue In equal in
stallmsnts at three, six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest from the day OF sale; the de-
rred payments to be secured BY deed Of trust on
WIN. r. Carue. at the City Hall, will give any
information that may be desired.
anpo
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PROPOSALS.
UNIThD STATES EXGINEER,s OFFICE,

DROPOSALs FOR DREDGING.
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A hFHABR~OAI
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Containing Cards OF FiFst-CInss Estabs
.Itshments In all Branches Of BuSIs
ness in the District.

uo01 IN the D11EE1Ces
j. A. Baker, s6 s, sxLA- ave-, bet. 9Th 10th SITS
= ARCHITECTS.
Henry R. seaEIe ToE & opp F. o O. P st oncs
Il PoiSS S5 70" Vernon PIV ROW, OpP'
ATTORNEYs.AT.LAW
Q. D. Barrett, Sr7 Al street.
<. PIsHt, rs TE street; J. 2, Notary Com:
BAKERIES
g, s. Krant, s. E cor. Pa. ave. and 18th SITS.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Riggs & Co., Executive ave-, cor. 18th 81.
'BELL-HANGERs,L OCKSMITHs, &c.
2. Fred. Fischer, SIC Sth street, Det' and g.
4. T. Whiting, stFaT6 It aud BIT bleacher, ga Pa
BOOKSTORES.
Holomons & Chapmans' Metropolitan Bookstore, III
hand the Newest and most fSshionaSle styles q
plain and fancy stationery, Card plates, at
the highest style OF the art, All the new publi-
cations received Is soon as issued.
"1ss5 stOSeFT sfOFe S cor 10th st.
D. A. Brosnsn, CCsthollcJs26 ST., bet. 9Th 1oth'
BRASS WORKS.
Rational Brass Works, SIG, IS and @o lSt9! T. n.
tIcles used in the Plumbing and Gas and steam
Fitting Business; complete stock OF PUMP
ers' Supplies, &C., constantly on hand.
CABINET SHOPS.
VIM. Walter. 9S3 street, near 10th.
CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
Robt H. Graham, 40, AZ, AZ sth street n. ".
McDermott& Bros, 80 Pa. Gv,, near Sd St.
CLOTHING STORES.
ALL Robinson Co., 81 Pa. ave-, Merchant
TailOrs' fine clothing for men and BOYS.
COALTAR AND ITS PRODUCTS.
Page Fletcher. Distiners OF Coal Tar and REIN
ers of Coal Tar Produces. Once 1907 PennA.
avenue, REPUBLICAN Building.
DRY GOODS.
ana Wvlie; One Price; lois 100 1th st. n W.
GAS FIXTURES. &c.
Alex R. Shepherd Co., $40 Pa, Gv., bet. eth and
10th streets. Constantly on hand . very large
stock OF everything 2ppertaining to the Plumb
ing and Gas Fitting Business; Trade supplies,
Wholesale and retail; Chandeliers, Reading
Lights, Brackets and Slate Mantels, in large as
soTtment and of the newest patterns; also, hand
some Crystal Chandeliers and Clocks AL use
m novelties rncelYad as soon out.
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1lYB. HI. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner OF seventh and streets
northwest.
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State bonds were firm, closing steady.
Speculative shares opened strong, and after
huCtuating the market recovered and became
strong, closing active and unsettled.
Messrs. H. E. Of1ey & Co.'s dispatches quote:
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~THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until SATURDAY, May 1, 1875, at O'Clock
= E EPMARR E tGTHSHEsRRsoLL' Trustees.
]. 7. CoLDWELL, Salesman.
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The offerings of cattle at DroVers' Rest to-day
were in excess Of the demand, and after the re-
ductiol OF prices there were some beeTes left over
Common to choice sold at 497e. About 800 Of
fered.
Sheep active at 66Tc. Lambs in demand; SrdI-
nary to choice, S4G55O per mead; prime, IS.
Hogs very active and higher ordinary to choice,
1O@l214c.
The market will close tomorrow morning.
Foreign Markets.
HAVANA, April 2S-Sugar excited: No. Il
Demarars, l61491T reals, currency; T1I9714, gold.
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by THOS. e. wAGGAMAN.
DIAL ErAaAn A n1ntInnan. g.

AFTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
'sme hour, in consequence Of the rain.
an2q w. i. WALL q CO. Amcts.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-07-08

More indictments have been found
against members of the St. Louis whiskey
rings.
The miner strike is over and both par
ties are indus triously engaged in counting
the cost This is put at SO, 100000
At meeting of farmers, recently held
in Bucks county, it was resolved TO affix
their names to gates or buildings upon
their premises, for the benefit of travellers
and others. The idea is good one.
Strawberries are selling for three
cents a quart in Norfolk, "a. Bushels
are rotting on the vines in chat neigh
borhood, as it does not pay to pick
them.
On July 1st a party of editors and
farmers of Chester, Bucks and Lancas-
ter counties will start, with lot Of
New York agriculturists for an excur'
sion to California. They will trave! by
daylight and mostly ir special trains.
Judge jerks announced in the Clar,
ion county Court, the day licenses were
granted, that if drugged or impure
liquors were sold at licensed houses the
Court would at once revoek the license
All agree that would be right; but who
is to tell whether there is bug-j uice anG
strychnine in the whisky or not?
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-07-08

Washing Soaps, Rabbits Oakeys, and
other leading makers at POWELL &
KIME's.
The Sharon { Potter county, cheese
factory receives about 1000 pounds of
milk daily. 1t has over 126 cheese
now on hand.
The Fourth of July was observed in
Ridgway in the good old fashioned way.
The day was very pleasant and good
time generally was had. Company H ap-
peared in bran new uniform and look ed
first rate.
j. B. Johnson, the champion swimmer Of
the world and Thomas Coyle of Chester,
Pa, are matched to swim from Chester to
Philadelphia July 22d. The distance is
sixteen miles and the purse 81 900 a side
Chas. Mcvcau, of St. Mary's has been
appointed a member of the Republican
State Central committee fer this county
The committee holds a meeting at the Lo.
chicl Hotel, Harrisburg, on Friday, July
,, 1875, at noon.
HAVING TOOLS!
Grass scythes, Scythe Snaths, Hay
Rakes, Hay Forks, Hoes, Shovels, Spades,
Picks, Mattocks and all other articles
adapted to the season at POWELL l.
KIME'S.
Mrs. M. Z. Malone has the agency
for Elk County for the Combination
Shoulder Brace Corset Adjustable Skirt
Supporter. Call and see it. Also for
the Excelsior Shield or Corset Clasp.
HORSE RAKEs Upon thorough in
vestigation it has been demonstrated that a
good horse rake will save more labor to q
farmer than any other invention of its cost
Among all the machines of the kind, the
Albion Revolving Horse Rake stands
supreme, of which POWELL s. KIME are
the sole agents for this section. Every
person should have one. They are selling
very rapidly.
AN AWFUL DEATH.-Mrs. Kate Dempsey
residing on r R Avenue, some two week,
ago got a piece of bone in her throat,
where it remained despite all efforts to re.
move it, Several doctors examined it, all
agreeing that nothing could be done. Il
was, in such shape that she could take moth
ing but liquids, even this causing intense
prin. Her neck soon swelled TO an enor.
nous size. Last Thursday afternoon the
swelling broke inside causing convulsions
from which she died at 6 o'clock Thursday
evening. g.-FredOnia IN. W advertiser.
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I!saEree.

The long agony is over. After six days
the TiltonBeecher jury declared they
could not agree and were discharged
The telegraph dispatch says:
Notwithstanding the fact that ali the
jurors stated they had taken solemn oath
never TO reveal the secrets of the jury room
the following has been ascertained by in
reviewers. One of the jury said: We
stand to-day precisely as we did when we
went up stairs in the jury-room to dcliber-
ate eight days ago. Another juror stated
that one time the jury stood IL to l. again
9 to 3; and still later to T. There was
an irreconcilable difference of opinion as
to the credbibiity of witnesses on each
side Juryman Hull said that at times the
discussion was very animated.
When the jury retired there was small
majority for defendant, but after the evil
dence was received from Judge Nelson
the result was TO tarow the benefit Of cer-
tain doubt in favor of defendant.
Still another juror said at one time tn e
tide in .auor of Tilton was pretty low; it
was even less than three. At another time
the jurors stood sir to sir.
A reporter learned from q semi author
itative source that when the jury retired
they stood seven to fve-seyen being for
Beecher, four for Tilton. This man subse-
fuently came over to Beeoher's side. and
on the second ballot the jury stood Ell ght to
qour-eight for Beecher and four for Til
tom
When the evidence was requested and
sent up to the jury one Of the four after its
examination went over to the Beecher side
On the final ballot they stood nine to three
nine for Reeeher and three for Tilton.
The juo-s for Tilton are said to be Jeffey,
Flate, and Davis. Tilton says the result is
a moral victory for him.
Let us give thanks that the thing is over
and tqatt the N. Y. papers will now contain
something else,
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STATE NOTES

Monday has been made a legal wash
day by the city council Of Altoona.
The Pennsylvania Steel Works at
Baldwin will be closed next month for
repairs.
The puddlers at the Lochiel Mills
struck on Saturday for an increase Of
fifty cents ton on iron.
Judge Blodgett of Chicago has de.
cided that distillers books may be seized
and used against their owners
Six persons engaged in stealing Gov
ernment grain at Fort Lincoln have thus
far been convicted and sentenced
Several more indictments have been
found against the members Of the Whis
key Ring at st. Louis, but the names of
those indicted have not yet transpired
Thomas Griscom aged 60 years a resi-.
dent of Mount Holly. N. G.. committed
suicide, 1t is belived, on Saturday night
by drowning himself iu Rancocas Creek.
The deceased ad been i'll for some time
Pittsburgh, June pa thoroughly
organized gang of counterfeiters, under
the lead OF Milton Fl. Frank, practic-
ing physician of Allegheny City, has
been broken up and several members,
including Frank, arrested, and $780,.
600 in counterfeit money captured. The
attention of the Government was called
to the work of these men through let
ters containing consignments Of spurious
money, which being unstamped, went
to the Dead Letter Office.
The Butler Citizen gives the follow.
ing account of the way in which an old
citizen of Butler county was recently
swindled out of four hundred dollars:
A man came along and made him an
offer for his farm, which he accepted,
the man agreeing to pay him 500 to
seal the bargain. Not having the money
he requested the farmer to come to the
bank and endorse check for him, and
he would pay it. The farmer did so
but instead of signing check for 500,
he signed one for $500. The man got
the $780, paid over the 500, and de.
parted. The check was upon an Al.
toona bank, and was returned as worth,
less
Tyrone, june 24--John Siney, presi
dent OF the Miners National Union
wentto Clearfrld last evening to join
Xingo Park, secretary and organizer oi
the same association, who has been pro
curing signatures for several days t.
petitions asking Governor Hartranft tC
pardon the imprisoned Clearfeld miner:
Siney and Park are both under bonds
in $4,000 for their appearance for tria
at September term for conspiring tC
lawlessness, and Of their conviction
there can not be reasonable doubt, but
they hope to effect the pardon of theil
followers who have been convicted for
obeying them. They openly proclaim
that the imprisoned men will be par
doned in few weeks and that the labor
vote in the Gubernatorial contest is toe
powerful, to be disregarded by the re
iusal to pardon those who have beer
made to feel the vengence OF the law.
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WASHINGTON
THE MEXICAN oUTsAGEs TO BE So PPREssEp
IF WAR HAS TO BE DECLARED.

THE MEXICAN oUTsAGEs TO BE So PPREssEp
IF WAR HAS TO BE DECLARED.
Washing on, June 26.-The War De-
psl.ment is considering the prosp ect of
touble with the Sioux Indians, and sup
preston of the TEXAS border ouirages
The Mex can Government is powerless 10
STOP Col.iuas' outrages, and our Goverl-
ment is determined TO stop them even if
wac has to be declared. Tne U. 8. steamer
Plymouth left Port Royal yesterday, 20 r
the Rio Gtande, with two steam launches
and force of meu and ammunition. Til, ee
launches have been sent 10 patrol The river.
two more will be sent, and also vessel
with light enough draft to cross ,he bar :,
properly manned, armed and equipped to
assist in patrol duty, and act as supply
ship and general headquarters. The naval
officers have been ordered to cooperate
with the federal troops on the Teas 'front.'
ier in preserving peace. Another vessel
of war will shortly be sen: to join the
Plymouth.
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THE TERROR OF The SOUTH,

YELLOW FEVER ON UNIiED STATES
VESSELS.
Washington, June 24-The mails for
the Navy Department from the South
Atlantic station have not yet arrived
though they are hourly expected;
therefore the department have no Off
cial advices OF the existence of yellow
fever on U. S. vessels in those waters.
A private letter received here to day BY
an officer OF the navy from brother
officer at Rio, dated May 23, reports
that the yellow fever was raging at
that place and the number OF deaths
daily was from fifteen to twenty. Dur
ing the first halt of March 1872 deaths
were reported. On the United States
steamer Lancaster there were several
cases. First Surgeon DENLY and AS
sistant Surgeon, Passing died, the for
mer on the Sd OF April, at Bahia, Bra
zil, but the date OF TIE death of the
latter is not mentioned. There had
been much sickness on board of that
vessel. On the Brooklyn several cases
of lever were reported aud two sailors
died in April She arrived at Rio on
the 20th. of May, and was then re-
ported by the surgeon in good sanitary
condition There were few cases on
the Monongahela, but no deaths NEIL
toned. When she left Rio several Off,
GERS and seamen remained iu the hos
pital on shore, but all had recovered ex,
cept Assistant Surgeon Waugh Ii
was expected he would soon be able tc
tart for home.
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Says the Johustown Voice and Echo,
Of the l9th:-As we go to press we
learn that gang OF burglars, whose
point Of operations seemed centered
upon the towns of Cambria county,
have just been arrested. Constable
John Wagner, of Chest Springs, this
county, has had some suspicious, which
appear well grounded, and gu Tuesday
went to Altoona, armed with warrant,
and took in custody one Huston Me-
Mulliu, an employee in the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Compauys boiler shop
that place, and brought him to Chest
Springs. There he turned States evi,
dencc before Squire H. j. Hadds and
implicated Walter Davis, Ellis Doty
Al. aud Jack Davis, all Of this county
and Levi Bail and James Young, o
Blair county. All these parties have
deem arrested and are in the Ebensburg
Jail. They are charged with number
less robberies, which they shall ansWe
before many days"
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
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Notes, Drafts, Contracts, etc. A Law
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Benezette Locals,

The frosts have not done much harm in
this place
Benezett is feasting on strawberries and
cream.
Last sabbath aftein Mrs Annie Jones
tainted and fell out of swing when about
twenty feet from the ground lighting be-
tween the roots Of tree, and some rocks
cutting her face badly otherwise no serious
injury.
June l5 a son to John and Emily John.
son.
June 1Sa daughter born to William and
Mary Holland.