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PREVENTIVE AND CURE FOR
YELLOW FEVER

A CCoRDING to the most intelligent medical opin-
n ion yeOw-fever is intensified malaria, and DR..
William Alex Gseen, of Georgia, member and ex-
vice-presdent of Georgia Medical Association, mem
Der of State bOar of physicians, and chief surgeon
of artillery of A. p. HIPS corps, after great expert
ence in malarial and yeIlow-fever, tndOrSeS and
recommends most highly in the Cincinnati Medical
Mems, the BEDFCAD (VA.) SPRINGS ALUM AND IRON
MASS, as a preventive and cure for both of these
dreadful diseases. He states that this mass should
be taken rapidly and in large -saturatng the
blood with 1t and putting the system under its ntk-
speedily as possible; that IL lessons Qe
pains in the head and limbs, and also the nRIEEs
that under its use tue urine rapidly loses its o.
bloody character, becoming clear and limpid; an
the paToXyms are rendered milder, less frequent 40
of shorter duration; that 1t is also most beneficial from
the very moment the acute stage subsidies, and dur
ing convalaoence; that he places great reliance in
this mass, using such other adjunct treatment the
course of the disease may suggest. The Cincinnati
Medical Netcs urges all to try this remedy that its
efficacy may be known and utilized.
This mass may be had of druggists, or ordered
from the Bedford Alum and Iron Springs Company,
Lynchburg, Virginia, and 1t can be sent by mail,
postpaid, express at fifty cents one dollar a
package, two dollars and half or five dollars for
half DOZEN A. N. DAVIES,
President of the Company.
~ This mass Will be sent free to yellowfever
sufferers who unable to pay for it, and trial sup
ply will be sent without charge to physicians desr
ing to test il In their practice.
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vbe Late Hon. Lewis Bond

Nashville american. ID: Among the
deaths yesterday, at Brownsville, that of Hon.
Lewis Bond In 1875 he was 4 member of Inc gen.
eral assembly from Haywood county. and, although
he had never before been q member of any legisla-
tive ldy. he chosen speaker of the house.
Through a long ana trying session he conducted
himself with wonderful parliamentary tact and Sa-
gacit. At the time of his death he was candidate
for congress from hrs district, with favorable pros
poets for his nomination and election. He was a
mau of a wealthy family, commanding in his person
and of large political influence in his district He
might have avoided the scouge but he preferred to
stay with his people, stand By and fall with them.
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Insurance Notice.

OFFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE COMPANY, I
MEMPHIS, october 1 1878.
LNROM and after this date, this Office will be open
IL for the transaction of business. As President
of this CompanY, have been made agent pro tenn
dale, jr, secretary. All policies Will be renewed un
less otherwise instructed. D. T. PORTER,
President Planters Insurance Company.
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Coal and Wood.

We will continue to keep our coal Office
open as heretofore, and orders will be prompt
ly filed for coal and wood. Office open at
Is Madison street, from nine to one o'clock.
Orders from perons in the country can be left
at Rev. w. II. Barksdale's, on M'Lean av-
enue. c. b. BRYAN 3 co.
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tellIgeDt application and administration Of medi-
cines If families had breasted the storm together
many a valuable life would have been saved by the
Watchfu care and tireless attention OF loving wife
or mother The doctor returns his warmest thanks
10 Mr. TsadOre OzaDne for his many acts OF kindness
and attention during his illness.
Mr. Chinn; acting signal officer, sends US
the Following showing me state of the thermometer
al points named below, yesterday evening, at 4:35
pm washington ttmel;
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Until further notice, will be found az all times
- at John Heinrtcn's, fernando road, pear the
Curve Except between IL m. and pm }, when
viii be found at my ONCE, POS Main street.
r. L. LASKI, MD.
L<sfger will please CODY
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CONTRIBUTIONS.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CITIZENS .RELIEF
COMMITTEE. OCTOBER = 1879

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CITIZENS RELIEF
COMMITTEE, OCTOBER 3, 1878.
Operatives Of Chadwick's mills. Utica, NY.
through r. S. Williams and s. p Read,
cashiers. ....:......:..........S so 90
A s. Campbell, Lebanon, Iowa, through W.
W. Thacher, cashier. Observation-Disclosures. 3 90
Citizens of Amsterdam, N. Y, through Da-
Vld Cady, cashier. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 104 AZ
Thomas Wilson. -, - 80 %
JAS. 8. PRESTIDGE,
Treasurer Citizens Relief Committee.
DONATIONS RECEIVED BY TIE COMMISSARY
DEPARTMENT OF THE CITIZENS RELIEF
COMMITTEE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1878.
VIM. Halne, sack -four.
A. NJ Erolinger, keg potatoes.
Angel Il Co., New York, boxes clothing
P. j. Davis, barrel potatoes.
Citizens Hawkins county, barrel onions. 7 sacks
potatoes, sack meat sacks fruit, | sack onions.
Br0Okville, Connecticut, z barrels clothing.
Syracuse New York, barrels salt.
Ne~town, Pennsylvania, 2 boxes clothing.
Elizabeth, New jersey, 2 boxes clothing.
Girls industrial nome, Delaware, Ohio, l box
clothing.
Delaware count, l barrel flour.
National relief committee Washington, D. c., II
boxes sundTies, 10 barrels crackers.
j. c. MACCABE, COmmiSsary.
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BOTH prudence aud ambition concur in
urging honest men to do the best possible
thing IN his own line of business. Il is this
feeling which has made Dooley's yeast pow
der the best in the market. The cans are
always full weight, and the contents chemI-
cally pure and most skillfully compounded.
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NOticei

Kahn & Freiberg have re-opened their
store. Call and see them for bargains in dry
goods, boots, shoes, clothing and gents fur
nishing goods, at their old stand, corner
Main and Poplar streets. Orders from the
country promptly attended to.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Business will remain at Il standstill for sew.
eral weeks to come, although few stores are open
Ing. Below we give store quotations on feed: Corr
was without change; shelled, zoe; ear, 65c. Oats
!)6c. Bran continued in good demand; wheat bran
81 10, and corn bran, 81 p cwt Hay was firm a
SInl 10 - cWt.
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1t PAYS Sometimes to Read the PAPER

1t Pays Sometimes to Read the Papers.
CHICAGO, August II, 1878.
NJ. A. Dauphin. ESQ.,, Postoffice box 692, New Or
leans. Louisiana:
DEAR SIR-Noticlng to-day in the New
Orleans PicGyune, of the fourteenth instant,
that ticket number SO, DAT had won the prize
of $4,000 on Tuesday last, l have drawn upon
the Louisiana State lottery company for that
amount ticket attached). Trusting that this
is the proper mode of procedure, and expect
ing to repeat the movement, l remain, yours
very truly, CHAs. C. HUNT,
Address, Care John Wilkinson, n State st.
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NOTICE,

NUR Office Will be closed during the prevalence of
~ the epidemic, being unable TO give the business
proper personal attention. Our Warehouse, that
First-Class Fire-prO0f Building, foot OF
Main street.
owned by the Mutual Company, is open for the re-
ception of Cotton. This company is an association
of cotton factors, with capital of one hundred
thousand dollars, sure guarantee that the cotton
stored therein will have every and protection
necessary. We will make liberal cash advances
upon cotton stored therein, to enable farmers to
pick out their crops. Our fire policies In AL compa-
MES offer ample indemnity against loss by fire. Tele
grams and letters addressed to us. care First Ma
tional bank, will reach us promptly.
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TO YeiIow-Fever sufferers.

Five out of six of my household, near Moscow,
Tennessee have lately had the yeloSfever. prevail
Ing in that section. All of them have ed, the
attacks being mitgate1 and their recovery due, as
believe to the use of Bedford Alum and Iron
Springs Mass, which was used in their cases,
and before they were attacked. l make this state
ment for the benefit of others who may be afflicted
with this dread disease and to in their reach the
knowledge of this great remedy S. NJ. DAVIS.
September u, 1878
DR.. Jones, in the New Orleans Medical and Surg
acdL Journal recommends mineral tOTeicS in yellow
fever and in mataTial hRmatuTia. The Bedford
Alum and Iron Springs Mass contains ten parts of
iron in every hundred parts, and has equal as a
tone. For sale by S. MANSFIELD d CO.
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Dr. nItcheII-s g.port.

OFFICE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, HOWARD ASSN, !
MEMPHIS, October 3, 1878.
A. d. Langstaff, Esq, President Howard Associa-
ton:
DEAR SRI have to report to-day los new cases
OF elOW-fever being the reports of % visiting ply
sicians from 8 pm. yesterday to pm. this day,
October 5th.
regret to state that Dr. Maurice Pritchard of Sill
yer City, Nevada is the sick list. Very respect
fully, r. W. MITCHELL, Medical Director,
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Report for the Week Ending
saturday, q y M, october 5, 1S7S.
L. O. O. r RepOrt.

Have thirty new cases IN the last forty
eight hours, nearly all the outskirts of the city
Deaths to-day: j. A. Holt, G., and A. St altman
Total cases to date. 800; SICK 55 deaths OF broth
ers 66; wives %; children and friends of brothers
56 total deaths, l47.
W. ]. JONES, Acting President
JOHN lISKHAUER, SupernteIta nt.
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MEMPHIS, OctODtr 3, 1878.
All collection and discounted paper held
by the Bank of Commerce will be placed al
the Union and Planters bank for collection
until further notice.
Mrs LOUIS WoELLER has opened hel
clearinghouse, at 1874 Main street.
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Notice.
For Upward of Thirty Years

During the yellow-fever our address will
be Oldham, Crittenden comfy, Arkansas.
CLARKE, JOHNSON Il CO.
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Just Rece iVed
COMPLETE STOCK OF
OATS. CORN, BRAN and HAY.
EMMETT BANK OF MEMPHIS,

MEMPHIS. September ID, 1873
OWING TO the prevalence and continued malignity
~ of the yellow fever have this day closed the
Bank. The fever having Invaded the cashie g fam
fly and left me without assist nts thought this the
most prudent course to pursue. Funds deposited at
the German National Bank. ! Will make my head.
quarters with the Ninth National Bank OF New York
and am prepared to respond TO all calls OF deposit
Ors. Special deposits In my charge. / hope the
abatement OF the fever Will permit me to resume
business at an early day. THOS. FISHER,
President
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NCIAE.

The banks yesterday changed their office
hours and open from 1 o'clock to l o'clock in
stead of IL O'Clock to 2 O'Clock. Exchange was at
IL on New York and other eastern cities.
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COUNSELOR
NOTICE.

MY place of business 269 MAIN STREET, will
remain closed during the prevalence of the epidemic
As soon as the health of the city Will permit Will
reopen with Full Line OF
Clothing. Furnishing Goods and Hats
for the trade. l am at present located at 4Oq
Locust street, ST. Louis, where all communications
and remittances should be addressed.
N. SAMTER.
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! 81 E

a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY to Win
- Fortune. Tenth Grand Distribution, 1878, at
New Orleans. Tuesday, October Sth.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.
This Institution was regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature OF the State for Educational and Chart-
BILE purposes In 1858, with capital OF S1,000,0O0
to which II has since added reserve fund of $780,
600. Hts Grand Single Number Distri.
buttons will take place menthly on the second
Tuesday. ~ TeUeT scales or poStpoTses Look st the
following Distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE. $50. 900.
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MONDAY is the last day for the Louisiana
State lottery coNpany's drawing on the
eighth instant. See advertisement in an
other column.
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NOTICE.

I'm account of the prevalence of yellOw-fever at
Memphis, we have opened an Office, temporarily It
No. "a south Main street. st. Louis, Mo,
where business will be continued as heretofore.
We are prepared with every facility for handling cot
ton and friends invited to send us their con-
signments. which will have the best attention. Our
business house in Memphis Is NOW OPEN, AND
WILL REMAIN OPEN. Respectfully,
PORTER, TAYLOR & CO.
MEMPHIS, September is, 1878.
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Kahn 4 Ereihero.

IL any statesmen of b. Lowenstein Il Bros
are in the vicinity of Memphis, G. Mundingel
would be glad to hear from them
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ComparatIve Mortuary rabI,
1879.
1873.

The following table shows the number of
persons who have died each day from the beginning
of the present. compared with those reported dur
ing the epidemic of 1873:
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Still Open!

Corner Third and Madison, is now open daily
from nine to four o'clock.
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PoDEsTA, MALATEsTA Il Co. yesterday re.
ceived supply of lemons, grapes, pears, ap-
pies and oranges, and will continue to receive
the same daily.
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Mrs. Winsiows soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves tCi,ld collie, regulates the bowels.
cures dysentery and diarrjted, whether arising
from teetbing or other causes. An old and
ell-tried remedy. TtrentV-1 fire cents a bottle
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QUERY.-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg BIOS.
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will keep open every day from am. to 4 sc
pm, until further notice.
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REWARD.

AHULES-On the tenth, one dark roam mule, 10
NJ hands high; a small underbit In the right
ear; ten years old; shod all around Also, one bay
mare mule, , hands high; right fore hoof Ttdged;
leather layers between shoe and hOOf on both fore
feet ten years old Liberal reward for the recovery
OF either. or both, 10
EDMOND TooHILL, at the Gayoso House.
IOW-One small red mulsy Cow, with white face
- heavy with calf. liberal reward will be paid
for her return 10 MRS. CUMMINS,
Poplar street, near TOll-Giate.
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Bank of Commerce.

T. D. Wilder, dealer IN boots and shoes
292 Main street, corner Madison.
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NOTICE.

MEMPHIS CITY
Fire and Gen'l Insurance Comply.
OFFICE OF
MEMPHIS CITY FIRE q GEN'L INSURANCE Comply, !
10 MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIS, September II, 1878.
4 NY uerson having business with this Office will
~ please address me at fernando Mississippi
HENRY J.. LYNN, Cashier
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VIM. MilIer's shoe store

Will keep their store open from am. uni
5 pm.
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Kahn Il Freiberg
Home Grocery,

Will keep their store open from 8 am. until
pm.
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Day IL PrOudft.
Hill, Fontaine & Co.

NOTICE.
MEMPHIS September Is, 1878.
NM Z have been obliged to close our store In Mem
w phS until the fever abates sufficiently to allow
US to resume business. Our correspondents will
please, until further notice. address at ST. Louis
Missouri. Parties having balances due them on our
books can, If they desire, draw at st. Louis.
4.
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The above lows total of 1882 deaths for the
epidemic OF 1873, and 2S1O for the present cpl
demic up to pm, yesterday. The total number OF
cases TO date, reported By the Howard association
and the Board of Heath, Is 5000
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TAKEN UP.

ATULE--September 18th, one black mule,
vi marked E. A on the lett shoulder, and on the
same shoulder has a white spot Owner can have
by calling at Peter Regal & Co.'s, Wolf river, by
IDENTIFYING property and paying charges.
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Notice
TO CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS

OUR Office is yet open, aAd so is our SPLENDID
FIRsT-CLAss COTTON saHsD, whose we are ready
TO receive all cotton consigned or brought to US.
A.C&AB B. TREADwELL & CO.
MESPHIs. September 30, 1871 IL Union street
WE are still open, and hope to remain so during
this friRntful seourge. We Will be under especial
who are indebted to us and who will make us liberal
remIttances, either by mail or express
A. VACCARo & CO.,
R04 Front street
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NOTICE.

HAVING opened an Office at No. HI MRrke
SHIPMENTS OF COTTON AND FILL ORDERS
for supplies for friends and patrons who cannot
he served from Memphis during the prevalence of
the yellow-feveT
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Hahn Il Erefberg

VIII keep their store open from 8 am. unit
= N m
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
4 ONSDALE q CO., MANAGERS,
No 81 West Court street MemBhis. Tenn.
Kremer, HerzOq & Co.

u I'VE tsIdOIIsneu q HUuse temporarily IN Nash-
VILE,
4 North sumner street,
Where all orders and communications may be ad
dressed, and Will receive prompt attention, and
where remittances may be directed and will be re-
ceipted for.
KREMER, HERZoG & CO.,
4 North Summer street Nashville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-31

PARIS, October 80. At the American Episcopal
church. yesterday, Miss Grace Hoffman Burnett,
daughter of Gen. Burnett of New York, was mar.
RED to Baron Victor Won O'Ertz, nephew of the
Prince Depreuss.
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FORElGN NEWS.


Hymenial.
PARIS, October go AT the American Fpiscopal
church. yesterday, Miss Grace Hoffman Burnett,
daughter of Gen. Burnett of New York. was mar.
RED to Baron Victor Won O'Ertz, nephew of the
Prince Depreuss.
Failure.
LONDON, October 80. the North of England
carriage and iron company has failed; labilite.
heavy.
There was not shadow of the foundation fol-
the pretended cable despatch published in the
american evening papers October 10th, making
,ne Important statement that the Gar had sen,
letters to the powers asking them to unite in com.
pelllng Turkey to execute her share of the treaty
of Berlin.
Snow storm.
slight fall Of snow here and in yarou, mart. Of
the country.
The Glasgow Bank.
A Glasgow despatch says th.t the directors and
other oficials OF the Glasgow Bank were commit
ted on the charge of fraud and theft. They mus,
now be tried within 10 days. The friends of the
prisoners are making every exertiOu to secure
their liberation. The relatives of John Stewart
one Of the directors, offered $500, 900 bail Bail i,
not bligatory in cases OF THEFT. Some gentlemen
prominently connected with the bank, have disap
peared.
Marine Disaster.
The American bark General Sedgwick, from
AGRA, went ashore at Adjuah Sept. 20. The crew
was saved.
Austria.
VIENNA, October 80. Baron Won Preitis re
linquishes the formation Of cabinet, because O
the impossibility Of securing . combination com
handing a majority of the Reichstrath.
Railroad Matters.
GENEVA, October 80. Twenty-one canton.
have accepted the scheme for the completion oil
the st. Gothard Railroad.
Italy.
ROME. October 30. Cardinal Nina, Pon,ifica
Secretary of State, will consult Great Britain be
fore filing the vacancy.
Hungary.
PEsTH, October 30. In the lower house of the
Hungarian Diet to day, . resolution was offered
by the extreme left. proposing the Impeachment
Of the ministry. 1t was read, and the debate fxec
for Nov. 5.
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UTAH.
POlygany Y.

SALT LAKE, October 30. In the Miles exsmi-
nation, this morning, John Taylor. President Of
the Mormon church, appeared as q witness. He
svowed that he was polygsmist. That he had
children and grandchildren BY polygamous mar
riages. That Miles came to him for advice. His
story is as follows: Knew Miss Ovens in Eng.
LAND. When young be went to sea IS = sailor. In
Australia met q Mormon missionary. Became .
member of the Mormon church and went to ST.
George, Utah. Previous to this had written to
Miss Owens, offering marriage and claimed that
as he had received no reply he understood that
she had accepted him, but he bad not received
her letter. While ct st. George. Utah, he had
made marriage engagements with two young wo-
men, sisters, with whom he came to Salt Lake
and met Miss Owens from England. Asked his
advice. which IS given was that If the three mar
riages were performed they must be in the order
of the ages of the young women. That Miss
Owens felt aggreved with this arrangement, but
that it was insisted upon IS . rule of the church
Other testimony shows that the elder Miss
Spencer and Miss Owens were introduced and &C.
knowledged afterwards % the wives Of Miles, but
that the younger Spencer woman backed out Of
the engagement.
The investigation is still 10 progress. The
grand jury meets early in November, and will be
composed Of about an equal number Of Mormons
and Gentiles.
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North VassaibOrO' Locals.


Rev. DIR. Butler, pastor off the Baptist church, is
giving a course OF Sunday evening lectures; the
frst one of the course was given last Sunday eve
ming in the Baptist church, which was highly in.
teres sting aud very instructive. His subject Wal
| "Success, or who is the best man" The lecture
was more than three quarters If hour long, and
held the close attention of the large congregation
present These lectures ought to be heard by
everybody in the village and we really wish the
hour could be changed so that all could have %
opportunity of enjoying this excellent treat with
out having to give up other meetings.
Last Tuesday evening from sixty to seventy-fve
| of the people Of this place gave Mr.. J. 4. Cate.
| and family house warming. The evening wal
| spent with music and general good social time
| An excellent supper was served to the large con
pauy present, and rs much left as would supply a.
| many more. At late hour, and after PRAYER BIZ
| Rev. Mr.. Applebee the company began with re-
| luctance to leave for their homes, with the wish
that Mr.. Gates and family msy long enjoy the
very pleasant and beautiful home.
| 1t is quite sickly about here Just now. Mr.
James Adams, after long and severe illness, VA.
relieved of his snfferngs BY death last SUNDAY
morning. Fir,t of last week Mr.. John StronI
! (tailor) was taken down with fever and died las
Tuesday. Several others are at the point of death
All OF these mourning friends have our deepcs
sympathy.
Rev. C. E. Springer of Wnterport, . forme
pastor in this place, was here Tuesday, and assist
ed 10 the funeral services Of Mr.. Adams.
! Mr.. Albert Cook Of Lewiston, VA here Las