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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-09
FOR SALE Or RENT.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
By virtuo of docroe of tho Circuit Court for
the city Of Alexandria, Ve., rendered at its last
term, in tho suit of Stabler's administrator vs..
McGaw and others, tho undersigned will oller
at private sale the following property, to wit:
No. "A VACANT LOT on the north side
of Prince and east of Payne strects 20 by lO4
feet inches to 2 y feet alley.
No. 5-HOUSE and LOT on tho sonth side dS OF o,
King street. 25 feet west OF Patrick, 25 by lUo IT,
No. GELOT OF GROUND Oh the wost side
of st. Assph street, 10 feet inches south OF
King IA feat 10 inches by 10 feet to an alley l3
feet 5 inches wide with use of samo, and also OF OF
10 feet alley on north end and feet alley by lA5
feet deap on tho north line Of this lot.
No. IA RENT CHARGE Of $50 per an
mum on lot on west side Of Union ST., between
Cameron and GyMoen.
No. S-HOUSE and LOT on the southwest
No. 9-HOUsE and LOT on north side OF
Prince, noxt cast Of house and lot on corner of
Alfred and Prince strocLs, and adjoining kich-
ard L. Carnos.
No. 10-HOUSE and LOT on the south side
of King street. adjoining tho cornor occupied by
VIM. Demane.
For terms and particulars apply to Mnasrs.
Green s. Wise, Real Estate Agents.
II. Q: CLAUGAToN. Comm'rs.
aug 27.tf y. w. WATTLES, ! OF Sale.
LNOR RENT-Tho desirable TW0-STORY
Il BRICK DWELLING on the northwest
corner of Duke and Patrick streets ! thoroughly
renovated and ref!ted with all modern I'M, !,
provernents also the TWO.STORY FRAME
DWELLING on south Horny street, betwoon
Wilkes and Gibbon streets. Apply to
GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
aur 2G-tf ITO King street.
EHOR RENT-Thu STOREHOUSE No. Is
Il King street. at present occupied ty s: Lind.
heimer. Possession given at once. Apply TO
aug5-tf w. B. GREGORY.
NOR RENT-A SMALL COMFORTABLE
IL DWELLING No. POS Prince street. For
terms apply to CHAS. Il. HOOFF, Esq, Cash
ior First National Bank. Keys 81 tho telegraph
Office of the Virginia Midland 4. Il, ap2-tf
TOR RENT.-The STOHE ROOM on the
T. northeast corner of King and Union street
tho best location in Tho city for grocery and
liquor store. Apply at this office. ap l0-tf
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Special contracts will bo made with yearly ad-
vertisers.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cents. Obitu-
aries will bo charged at advertisement rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-09
WOOD AND COAL.
WOOD 81 COAL YARD

WOOD & COAL \ ARD
COLUMBUS STREET,
(Botwoon King and Cameron strects.)
MILTON II. PRICE respectfully informs |
wi his friends and the public generally that |
he has bought tho Coal and Wood Yard for |
merly occupied by A. S. Perpnner at the above |
place, and is now prepared to I'LL all orders tor
Wood and Coal at tho Low EST MARh Ell
price and solicts a share Of their patronage.
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD constantly
on hand.
Orders left at B. +. Poakes. corner Pitt and
King stroets, or at the yard will receive prompt
attention. aug 4-lm
CoAI' ooAh'
We invite tho attention Of Goslers and CON
sumers to our largo stock of CAHEFU LLi
PREPARED COAL of tho following varieties:
LYKEN'S VALLEY.
SHAMOKIN RED ASH.
WHITE ASH (froe burning and hard) of
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut slzos.
AlsoGEORGRSC CREEK, CUMBERLAND
and kANAWHA SPLINT, from Wost Vir-
ginia.
the HIGHEST OKADES, and having two largo
Storage Yards, each variety is kept separate,
and is especially prepared for family use.
Yards Doored, and all Coal sent out WE'LL
SCREENED AND FREE FROM lMPUR-
ITIRS.
utactories supplod at lowest market ratos-per
ton of 22IO lbs. t. j. MEnAFFEY & CO.,
fob l Wharf and Yards foot of Quoon ST
|CoAi' COAL
COALi
On my wharf and TO arrive during ho aeaaon
full stock Of
ANTHARCITE.
CUMBERLAND and
WEST VIRGINIA GOALS
| of best quality,
and we'll SCREENED. I will bo pteasod tc
supply my friends and customers at lowest mar
ket price Delivered at houses cars or boats,
pG ieT - Va ~ w. A. SMOOT.
|CoAI' ooAh'
For good CLEAN COAL 20 to T; ); NJ +; ::
HAFFEY Il CO.'S. wharf and yard 1901 oi
Queen street. oop o
JOS. HIGGINS,
|Plumber and Steam Filter,
| NO. 10 SOUTH PITT STREET,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Allorders promptly attended to. aug
WHITE oLAuSoS SEED WHEAT
A CHOICE ARTICLE.
:: For sslo by
o,o1n ALLEN G. HARMON.
Loo BBLs REFINED SUGAR received
~ this day, July 20. ard for sale at
| iyZ0 4. w. AFERY'S, 226 King st'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-09

NOMMISSIONEK EKS' SALE-Ry virtue OF o
" docree of the Circuit Court for tho county
Of Fairfax in tho case OF Fitzhughs administcs.
lor uso OF Ann +. Battsiio against Ann 4.
Green, pronounced at November term 1916,
tho undersigned, commissioners, will offer at
public auction, at Fairfax Court House, oa
MONDAY, the 18th day Of September, 1873,
(Court day. % TRACT OF LAND, belonging to
the defendant, Ann 4. Groen, situated nesr the
Great Falls of tho Potomac, containing l39
acres boing part Of the tract formerly belong,
ing to Spencer jackson the elder, deceased. and
,s Of excellent quality-rOprcsonlcd Us lIno farm
ing land.
Terms of Salo-So much cash AS will pay tho
expenses Of sale and tho sum of S1l1 40, with ia
forest thereon from the 10Th day Of June 1873 {;
Tho residue in two equal annual payments, TO
boar interest from the day of sale, to be secured
%1y tho notes Of the purchaser with good person
al security, and retention OF tho ttlo unit! the
last payment is madO.
I'll. w. THOMAS, Comm'r:.
ThOS. Il. LOVE. OF Sale.
Fairfax county, aug 0-Wts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-09

MISS A. X. SWAIN will reopen hor school
lYl for GIRLS and LITTLE BOYS at her
fathers residence, No. 80 Prince st., on WE'D
NESDAY. Sept llth, 1873 aug 29-tOl
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F. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

The Seventeenth Annual Session of this school
for BOYS, on Queen. between Washington and
Columbus stroets. will commence MONDA1,
September 10th, 1873 In this school instruction
1tiv in the English branches, Mathematics and the
Natural Sciences is given by the Principal ex-
clusivoly. The terms of tuition are in advance,
and range from $6 to $l2 per quarter, depending
upon the branches taught. with an additional
charge of 50 por quarter for instruction in any
of tho Ancient or Modern Languages, when a
class sufficiently large can be formed to justify
the employment of competent teacher,
Mss-The Principal will be at his school room
every day after the 10Th of September from 3
o'clock to II H., to receive and classify pupils.
aug 2G-tf b. r. 6hN VI.
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" Il G. II II I N E

Nonia, o., March ], le1l
Mr. Stsvcns:
Dear Sir--I wish to inform you what your
Vegetine has donn for mo. l have boon afflicted
with Neuralgia. and after using three bo!ties OF
tho Vepetine was entirely relieved. | also found
nv general health much improved. l helieVolt
To- bn y good redicinn. Yours truly,
FRED IIARV ESTlCk.
VEGHTlNE thoroughly eradicao5 every
kind Of humcr, ana restores the entire system 10
y hnelLhy condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-09

vNSTRUCTION GIVEN IN MUSIC-both
Il on PIANO and GUITAR-by MISS SUM.
MERS. Apply at No. 275 King street.
our D2-oodtf
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lsf, Ed and Sd Of OCTOBER,
ON THEIR GROUNDS, ALEXANDRIA,.

Five acres, beautifully located at tho upper
onl of King street. have boen onclo5ed and Dt-
ted up with one main building, 250 feet long by
40 feet wido, and Is feet in height. with tower
at ono end, in which the ladies' and gentlemen's
dressing rooms arc on the first oor, and Direc-
tors and Judges rooms in tho second story.
There have also boon erected 129 enclosed eta.
bles and stalls, making q continuous line Of I02
feet of shelter for horses cattle sheep. swIno and
poultry
There will be an enclosed circle Of about ono
third Of mile, where tho action of horsos can
ba showp.
Premiums have been offered, amounting
over
$1,000
for tho best specimens Of
FARM STOCK,
FARM PRODUCTS,
DOMESTIC PRODUCTS,
FANCY and ORNAMENTAL WORK,
HOME INDUSTRIES,
IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY,
FINE ARTS, ESSAYS, SC.
Tho Directors will mako ample provision for
exhibitors in every department, and it is conf
| dently hoped that such an exhibition will bs
mado as will reflect great credit upon this section
OF tho Potomac region.
All are invited to participate both as exhibit.
ors and visitors
One of Pulman's Portable Steam Engines vii
be in operation oach day to furnish motive pow
or for any machinery that may need it,
The price of admission has been hzed at tn
low ratet
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Persons can procure copies of the Premium
List by applying 10
JAMES T. BEOKHAM, Secretary,
! ssp Aim Alexandria Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-09
BY Groeu S. Wise,

(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
FAHKUSTEES SALE OF Landry virtue
l. of deed Of trust to mo, dated on the 2lst
,iay OF Msy, 1877, duly recorded in Fairfax
-, d:tault having been made in the payment OF
8. part OF the debt secured and being thereto 70.
quirei by the benefciaries, will sell. By public
suction, on WEDN ES DAY, the % day of Oc.
tober 1878, ut l. o'clock m, in front of the en-
tranca to the Court room. on Fairfax street. in
tho city of Alexandrs, Va, the TRACT OF
LAND, in ssid county, conveyed to me by ssid
trust deod containing 2lS acres, moro or less,
and located about "A miles south Of Burke's stS
ton, Va. Mlilsnd Il. Is. Tho said trsc. has q
UW WELLlNH and outbuildings, orchard, sc.
forms OF Sale: Ono third in cash on the day
tsale, and tho residue in one, two and three
years, equal annual payments, with Interest, So
cured by dsod ot tr:st on the land.
sop ?-2swts PETER WISE, Trustee
rt,kUSrEE'S SALEOF REAL ESTATE
=. BY virtue of that certain dead Of trust from
Nattn 4W IL. Woodward and wife to the under
signed b, ,>aring dstu March IL. 1873. and OF re.
c1r, ON the i.,ud records of Fairfax county. lber
Z. No. 4 page hHl. and at tho Tequos. OF the
party secured, will on MONDAY. the 10th
day of September 1873 circuit COURT sell 10 tne
highest bidder by public aution, before the
door Of the Court House o. said county, at ono
o'clock D. H., that certain I'SACE OF LAND
Whereon Tho grantor resides. ana conveyed ny
said dood of trust. containing l22 acres, RODS
and 2i poles. TGiS land lies about lhreo miles
southwest of Fairfax station, and h@e lho usual
buildings thereon. -,
Terms Of Sale-:;o much cash in hand IS Will
be required to pay the expenses and co!nmls.
SONS of sa!a and tho sum Of 5000 end interest
thereon 1T nine por cont per annum from the
ilth day Of Maich, 1873, till day OF sale, and
The residue on credit OF ono, Two and three
years in equal inStalments, 80 bear interest from
tho day OF ssle, to be securnd by lien on the
property sold. q. W. HUNTT, Trustee
aug l6-w4w Fairfax county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-09

6JsS MARY E. JOHNSON WILL RE.
M OPEN HER SCHOOL FOR BOYS ON
18th, at her residence, 2O4 Prince
street. She is also anxious TO procure Glass OF OF
MITSIC SCHOLARS, and will be grateful 1or
any encouragement in this effort, not torgesnng
~ ,c" s;daration. aug 23-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-09

E,OR RENT-Thu STOREHOUSE No. 76
Il King street, at present occupied by s. Lind.
heimer. Possession given at once. Apply to
aug 5-tf w. Is. GREGORY.
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n No. Ii south Fairfax street.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOX
YOUNG LADIES.
The ncxt annual session will commence on
WEDN ESDAY, September 18TH, ,,
For Circular containing particulars, address
QUO 1-Gw Misses GREENE. Principals.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-25

SHOCKING AFFAIR-SHoorING OF DARWIN
E. Thursday, the 18th inst. the com
munity was shocked and startled by the
report that our townsman, Mr.. Darwin L
| Paige, had shot himself and was in
dying condition. An investigation dis
closed the truth of the rumor, the circum-
stances, it seems, being as follows: Mr..
Paige was alone in his house ION Graft
street. just around the corner from Union),
his wife having gone to the cemetery and
his daughter to school. On the latter's
return, in the afternoon, she found the
house closed, and on entering was Mortified
to find her father lying on the sofa in the
parlor. wound in his right temple and
revolver at his side. The neighbors
were at once summoned and physicians
called. Drs. Briggs, Kent and Bingham,
were promptly in attendance; but decided
that nothing could be done, rs the bullet
had penetrated the brain and the final re-
suit was only question of time. Probing
showed that tke bullet, after entering the
skull above the temple on the right side.
passed down and probably lies back of the
frontal hone between the ewes. The time of
the shooting was about half past O'Clock,
as Miss Smith. residing opposite, heard tho
report of the pistol at that hour, but paid
no attention 70 it. supposing at the time that
the noise was caused Nv something thrown
against the house or from some similar
circum stance. Mr.. Paige was wholly un-
conscious from the time be was found, lying
on the sofa and appearing ike enc in
profound sleep. Tne revolver was
Smith & wesson seyen-shooter, carrying |
% 100 ball and was out of repair, spring
beine 90 worn that the hammer could not
be he'll. at full cock. The bullet penetrated
the RIGHT fannie. leaving but a slight ex-
formal scar tbropvb which only two or
three drop. of clotted blo,s COED out. The
hair en- the side of the head was somewhat
burned and III. I,ft hand WAS also burned |
snparentlv nv powder.
Mr.. Paige was SO years of age, and leaves
q wife and two childrsn-Mr Ell L. Paige,
the well-knoxn Leader of the Oueen CITY |
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-25
OVER TuE LAKE.

Tho Crown Point Iron Company have
constructed beautiful church and school
room at cost OF about S3.OON, at Ham
mondvlllc, and generously donated it to
their mining employees.
Capt. Richard McNall. an old sailor,
after ploughing tho rough seas of Lake
Champlain Tor II years has retired, and
has had the largest class canal boat built
Tor him, and inten14 to follow canal lite
hereafter.
John Ross. OF Essex. was nominated by
the Democratic Convention, at licoDderOga,
for Congressman Tor the Eighteenth Dis
trlct
James Valentine. proprietor OF the Man
sion House at Champlain, died very su idsn-
" last week.
There il u tair prospect OF \ large horse
nail factory, using the Mills patent ma
chimes, being established at Essex. 1t is
proposed to organize joint stock company.
with a capital of ,s75 900. A popultr sub
scription has been opened. and the greater
part OF the stock taken. 1t Is expected that
Hon. p. Z. Ravens will be elected president,
and Mr.. Mills made superintendent OF the
works. They expect to have their iron
made at the Willsborough forge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-25
PERSONAL,

Evangelist Moody is fairly settled in his
winter quarters at Baltimore, where he
proposes to study six hours day preparing
sermons, besides conducting one meeting
daily In the churches. lie began his labors
on Sunday by preaching to the 300 or 400
inmates Of the city jail, and on Monday he
met the city pastors of al denominations
who appointed committee Of five laymen
to keep Mr. Moody in all the work he wants.
1t is stated on good authority that the
late Arthur Cheney, of Boston. during his
connection with the Globe Theatre lost
more than Si50, 900. lie leaves but little
property.
Gov Smith party, consisting of Governor
and Mrs. Smith, Misses Annie, Julia and
Nellie Smith, Miss Egert, of Ogdensburg and
L C.. Smith, left st. Adams. June Is last,
and taking passage in the Cunard steamer
Parthia, arrived at Queenstown after ten
days passage. From Queenstown they
went to Dublin, Cork, the Giants CAussgay
and other places of interest in the Emerald
Isle Crossing the Irish channel, they next
visited Chester and Liverpool, then made
tour through the English lakes and visit
to Eiinboroueh before going to London.
where they spent few days. They next
went to Brussels via Calais; and thence TO
Antwerp, Cologne, Frankfort, Baden
Baden, the Swiss Lakes, lnterlacben,
Berne, Geneva. Chamouni, elc. From
Switzerland the party returned to France,
when, after visiting Paris and the principal
French cities, they returned to England.
sailed from Liverpool and arrived in Boston
on Monday last. the trip having been ex-
ceedingly enjoyable and successful through
nur
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-25

IN the District Court Of the Initcd States for the
/ District Of Vermont. In Re. Lowell e. Gallup,
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy. No. sal. District of
Vermont. IS.
SIp:-Notice is hereby given that petition has
been filed in said Court, by Lowell 4. Gallup, Of
Derby in said District, duly declared bank
ruIt under tie Act of Congress o. March Ri, leo
Tor discharge aud certificate thereof, from all his
debts and other claims pToyah!o under SAID Act
and that the 18th day of November, lsS, n o'clock
IN, before tho Hon H0vt II Ahecer, iud Se of SAID
Court, at tho a. y Court Rooms in burlington. is
assigned for the hearing of tho same, when and
where all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest. may attend and
show cause II any they have why the pray er Of SAID
petition should not he granted
patcd at Darlington, un the nth day Of oct lS'7
I6w9w Il. |: SMALLEN, Clerk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-25

SOME WONDERFUL FACTs.-Supposing YOUR
age to be fifteen years or thereabouts, you
can be figured up to a dot You have 100
bones and 500 muscles, your blood weighing
twenty-five pounds your heart is nearly five
in length and three inches in diameter it
beats 10 times per minute. 4, 200 per hour,
100, 500 per day, 80, ~, 900 times per year.
At each beat a little over two ounces is
thrown out Of it, and each day it receives and
discharges about seventy tons of that Won
derfdl fluid. Your lungs will contain gal
Ion of air, and You inhale $1,000 per day.
The aggregate surface of the air cells of your
lungs, supposing them to spread ont, exceeds
10000 square inches.
The weight of your brain is three pounds !;
when you are man it will weigh about
eight ounces more.
Your skin is composed of three layers and
varies from Oue-eight to ona-fourth of an
nch in thickness.
The area of your skin is about | 100 square
inches, and you are subject to an atmospheric
pressure of fifty pounds to the square inch.
Each square inch ofyour skin contains 3, 800
sweating tubes, or perspintory pores, each
of which may be likened to q little draining
tile one fourth of an insh long. making an
aggregate length in the entire suface of your
body of ITO, l76 feet, or tile-ditch for drain
ing the body almost forty miles long
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-25

Bankruptcy Notices.
BINKRUPT SALE.

TWILL sell at Public Auction on Saturday, the
L 2nd day OF November. "A u. ISIS, at ~ O'Clock a.
m, at the FOundery eli ., St AhArs Vt, all the
uncollected notes ard accounts OF the st. Adams
Foundry Company, together with III the personal
property belonging to the estate Of said company
consisting of supplies and stock on hand, articles
manufactured and in process of manufacture, in
Guiding smons other things, horse powers and
tire hers, drag saws, stoves. poushs scrapers car
wheels and railroad castings: also all machinery
and tools and all other property used in and about
the business belonging to SAID company; particu-
lar inventory of all watch property is in the pos
session OF the undersigned for inspection TO which
reference is here made.
Also certain tenement house. called tho Perkins
house. situated Foundry strcet,in the village n
81 Adams and ldace to the II. Adams toundery.
Also certain real estate and fixtures subject to
mortgage Of about twenty -our thousand dollars,
PRINCIPAL and interest to wit the laud and build
inss known and used as the st. Alhans Foundry on
the north side Lake street. in said village also
certain p Gee Of land on the south side of Lake
street. used as coal AID OF yard and for storage
purposes; also two certain houses located on the
north side of kngmIn street in said village, also
two certain houses, situated on tho north side of
Centre street in said village. the same being rartic
u!arly described in a certain warrlntee deed from
J. u. and W. e. Smith, to 81. Adams Foundry
company. \. Smith and J. W. Newton, dated
July l., l~5j 10 which reference is here IN ide.
This property viii lie sold on the day named to
the highest bidder for cash.
JOHN J. BURGESS Assignee
St.AlbIns Oct. = ISIS. octI5 lt&lGg2t
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BURLINGTON, VT, Jan. q,

r. r. Smith 4 Co., AEidiebrr,y ".
write you TO day to let you know how lam, and
hardly think can say enough in your praise, as
I am entirely we'll. have not seen particle OF
bleeding or itching Tor weeks, and do net see why
| am not MS well as ever was, and l assure you
that feel happy over the result. think my case
was as bad any ever heard Of, some Of the time
being confined to tn house for a number of days. l
have tried great many of the best doctors, also
everything could hear Of in the shape ofmedicine,
hut got no help until tried your Universal Pile
Fills. The great success is the complete curing
the disease, and not halfway doing 1t. l say to
all suffering tn the piles who will give your Pills
a faithful trial can rest assured of speedy cure
Yours truly, etc, N. B. PROCTOR,
Formerly Captain Steamer Cakes Ames
Sc dyertiser.sn. Marod6mwlY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-25

DEArn OF A CsSTENAsIAS - On Monday
evening, October IL, Mrs Phoebe Hazard,
Of Mon pelier, died at the remarkable age
of one hundred and one years and six
months Mrs.. Hazard was born in Mcr-
don, Mass, April Goth, III, her maiden
name being Darling la l7eS she was mar
ried t. Kdier Gallup, who was three years
after their marriage lost at sea. 10 l5O2
she came TO Craftsbury, Vt with Leonard
Holmes. From thence she went TO Hard
wick where, in 1916, she married Thomas
ilszz ,rd In February. 1880, they went to
Montpelier where she has since resided.
Her last husband died in 1856, aged -
years. She had two children by both hus-
bands, the Oldest, daughttr, Mrs Hannah
Virginia, borne in 1860. now living in
Rome, N. Y. She also has son living IN
Washington. ID. C. who il 81 years old
The other child. born IN 1901, is now de-
ceased. Her son and daus liter by her last
husband. George and Mary Ann, with
whom she livsi, are respectively G2 and 50
years Of age. 10 1929, while residing ut
Dsnvills. she was baptised and taken into
the Methodist church. She has been quite
active up to few weeks ago, her memory
being remarkably good and hearing not i'm
pared though she had lost her eyesight On
her one hundredth birthday she attended
services at the Baptist church, and on the
previous day reception was given to her.