davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-04-23
LATEST
Home and FOREIGN News
HOME NEWS.

HOME NEWS.
It is reported that an association Is be-
ING formed in Kentucky to assassinate
General Grant.
General Richard Taylor, the only son
of ex-president Zachary Taylor, died In
New York on Saturday OF the residence
of Mr.. s. L. Barlow, of dropsy.
A petition has been presented In the
Newfoundland Legislature from the
United Fishermen, urging the creation
of a fishery department or scientific COM
mission. with whom all questions con-
nected with the fisheries shall be spec.
ial charge.
In the Senate, the Secretary OF the
Senate announced that note had been
received from Mr.. Wheeler, stating that
he was called away from Washington by
the dangerous illness of his sister, and
that it would be necessary tor the Senate
to elect president pro tenn After some
delay Mr.. Bayard offered resolution
declaring Hon. Allen G. Thurman, of
Ohio, as the choice of the body for that
position. Mr.. Anthony moved to amend
by striking out Senator Thurman's name
and inserting that of Hon. Thomas w.
Ferry. The amendment was disagreed
to and Mr.. Bsyards resolution was
adopted. Mr.. Ferry escorted Mr.. Thur
man to the chair with the remark, "Turn
about is fair play"
A destructive cyclone passed over
Collinsville, Kentucky, which laid waste
the cemetery outside the town, and de-
stroyed several houses. The loss is
placed at $4,000. Other damage is re-
ported elsewhere.
The United States sloop of war
jamestown has been ordered to Sitka.
She carries twelve guns.
The Senate select committee on the
best means to prevent epidemic diseases
have agreed on measure, to cost
$650,000. 80.
The wrestling match between Miller
and Mclaughlin in Baltimore resulted
in draw.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

SUED FOR LrBEL.--The Sentinel makes the
following mention of libel suit growing out
of newspaper criticism of last winters legisla-
ton on railroad matters
The late Grand Jury in White Pine indicted
A. V, Hoyt, of the Cherry Creek Iedepend-
ent, for libel. The indictment was found at
the instance of Senator H. A. Comins of that
county. Hoyt, through his paper, had &C
cused Comins of being''a bride taker." Com
ms, being man of family, would prefer not
to kill anybody if he could avoid it. Hence
he had recourse to legal means against the
Cherry Greek editor. Mr. Hoyt was arrested
and brought into Hamilton After some lit
tie delay he gave bonds and was released.
The trial is set for the latter part of the pres
ent month. c. j. Lansing will appear for
Senator Comins, and W. W. Bishop for the
accused. Under the law of this State, libel
is a misdemeanor, punishable by fine of not
to exceed 81 900. The case promises to be
one that viii excite very general interest in
Eastern Nevada
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06
ASSEMBLYMAN FISK.

We quite agree with the view taken by the
Lyon County Times IN relation to the perse-
cHtion of Mr Fisk by the Eureka & Pail
SADIE Railroad Company, as expressed in the
following: q F. e. Fisk. one of the proprie-
tors Of the Eureka Leader, who distinguished
himself in the last Assembly by his uncom-
promising hostility to the extortion practiced
by the railways in this State, is being made to
feel the power of the monopolsts. He occu-
pied a lucrative position in grain house In
Eureka, but the managers of the Eureka d
Palisaie Railroad Company procured his dis
charge by threatening, if he were retained, to
start rival establishment. And this not by
intimation, but in so many words, and In the
plainest language possible. They intimate,
further, that they will drive him out of Eu-
reka. These railroad people must be getting
crazy, or they are very sure of their hold ON
the people (And really, on second thought,
they are probably right in that respect. 1t
does not matter much what the people want
done, nor how solernnly they pledge their SER
wants to do it; the railroad companies isvarl-
ably control them in some mysterious way
But they 20 too far when they initiate perse-
cutions against those Legislators who fulfilled
their pledges to the people; and we firmly
believe that the action OF the Eureka & Pail
SADIE Railroad Company in Mr.. Fisk's case,
will be used with telling effect during the
next campaign. Mr.. Fisk can depend upon
the hearty goodwill of every man in the
State, whose opinion is worth having"
We are gratifed to learn that some of our
most influential and honorable citizens are
taking steps to give Mr. Fisk substantial
proof of acknowledgements of his acts, and
their condemnation of the coarse pursued to-
ward that gentleman by the Railroad Com
pauy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

The VERDIcT.-The Coroners jury held in
Eureka, over the body of Sullivan, the horse
thief, Who was killed by Billy Martin of the
Sherif's posse that were in pursuit, found
that the deceased came to his death by pis-
toll shot in the hands of VIM. Martin, after
having been ordered to fire by Deputy Sheriff,
Sinson. Aud they further found that the
officers and Billy Martin were entitled to the
thanks of the community.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

An arrangement has been in part made and
will be perfected, by which Crown Point,
Belcher, Segregated Belcher, Overman and
Caledonia unite in sinking joint shaft to the
depth of at least 900 feet, the same having
already been commenced by the Overman
claim. F DniL4 Errhanqs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

THE MILES PoLYGAMY CASE is exciting
much attention in Salt Lake City just now.
On Saturday morning the court room was
crowded TO listen to the testimony of Miss
Owen, who upon taking the stand, said she
was married to John Miles in the Salt Lake
Endowment House in October last few hours
after his marriage with Emily Spencer, the
ceremony being performed by Daniel H.
as the third swife, but she refused to go
through the ceremony that day. She gave a
description of the Endowment Ho use and Sc
crets of that institution.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06
| T f M S.

tify his action and will be arrested on d
charge of being accessory to the deed.
Senator Booth, of California, whose bache-
lorhood has wthstood the wiles of women for
| half century, has been captured at last, 80
the Washington gossips say, by demure lit
tie widow, with sweet yoang facs and prem
aturely white hair to the doors of whose mod
est lodging house fate led the Senator IN
search of ''rooms to let" wedding in early
autumn will be the result.
Judge Jere. Black has long worn black
wig Having lately donned a new one, which
looked still darker, and meeting Senator Bay
ard, of Delaware, the latter sccosted him with,
'Why, Black, how young you look; you are
not so gray as | am and you must be twenty
years older" "Humph," said the Judge.
good reason your hair comes by descent,
and | get mine by purchase.
The treasurer of Fulton county, Penn. re-
Gently owned saw mill, but when he went
to look after it few days ago it was missing.
The mill, saws, vrenches, dogs, crowbars,
logs and the whole concern had been carried
off by thieves. Being a man who believes in
making the best of every evil to which he
may be exposed, he is now thankful that the
water power was left behind,
A small boy of Chester coun ty, Penn, not
having the "wherewith," placed his anatomy
on his four paws and projected himself under
the canvass and into the company of an ele-
plant. The elephant carefully placed fore
paw on the Juveniles head. The boy, it is
said died 1t was not Forepaugh' show, but
the accident was of such nature as to make
us pause for silent thought.
A dsformed philosopher died recently in
Paris, after devoting nearly all his lifetime to
the study of humpbacks. After his death it
was found that he had left no will, but, instead
manuscript of 2, 900 pages on the subject of
humpbacks. Being wealthy and bachelor,
he spent fifty years of his life in travelling for
the purpose of studying this subject in differ
ent countries. He assumed that there were
about l 900 900 deformed mortaIs in the
world.
The Directors of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad have taken departure quite new to
railroad management in this country in hav-
ing their track at Horseshoe Bend edged with
made land, which is to be laid out in flower
beds A Swiss cottage has been built for the
Waterman, an electric light is to illuminate
the place at night, and an open car is to &C
company each passenger tram, for the of
such travellers may choose to occupy it
while passing the curve.
A dress woven iron the webs of the large
spiders common in South America has been
presented to Queen Victoria by the Empress
of Brazil. 1t exceeds in tineness any manu-
featured silk known, and is very handsome.
Spaniards, nearly 200 years ago, endeavored
to make gloves, stockings and other articles of
spiders webs, but they yielded SO little profit
and neccssitated 80 much trouble, that the
manufacture was abandoned. In 1710 the
calculation was made that the webs of 700, 900
spiders would be required for about forty
yards of silk Such dresses are occasionally
seen in South America.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

IT IS said that the young Prince Nspol con
was induced to volunteer in the Zulu cam
paign by being offered the hand of Princess
Beatrice, Queen Victeria's youngest daughter,
if he acquits himself creditably in the conflict
with Cetywao's braves.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

IMPROVEMENTS at the UNIVERSITY The
Elko Post mentions the following facts relative
to the University grounds;
Seventy -six poplars have been received from
the Nevada Nursery and Immediately planted
in the University grounds. The dormitory
well has been sunk two feet further and wall
ed up, and back of the University building
there will be a substantial woodhouse erected.
Yesterday the water was brought down from
the ditch and irrigation of the recently planted
fields begun.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

JAMES BRUCE, alias Slim Jim, the well
known three card monte sharp of the Central
Pacific Railroad, shot Browny Lee, gambler,
in Leadville on the 24th ultimo. Slim Jim is
in jail, and Lee is not expected to live.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

MAYDAT seems to have been celebrated
with unusual unanimity all over the State,
Judging by the numerous accounts of picnics,
May Queens, concerts, balls, etc. The more
holidays the better for old and young,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

TIE day of delinquency of assessment No,
6, the last levied by the Amazon Consolidated
Mining Company has been postponed to Mon
day, May II, and the day of sale to Tuesday,
June s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

TIE people of Sutro want Justice of thu
Peace, in addition to the deputy sheriffs will
which they are already blessed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

WOMEN MISUNDERSTANDING Armstrong
was yesterday admitted to citizenship by the
District Court. This proceeding was neces-
sary in order to enable her to procure a
United States patent to tract of land. Sew
eral women have from time to time declared
their intention of becoming citizens, but this
is the first case in some years where that in
tention has been carried out in this county.
Record Union.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

Nor REUNITED. The report having gained
currency that Pollard and Marancy had
bridged over their conjugal split, the former
desires to deny the allegation IN TOTO.
Samrah says they are still twain, and will re-
main so until time is no more He further
alleges that the report was started by enemies
with the view to injure her, and that the only
foundation for the story was the fact that he
recently granted his wife an interview, at
which nothing but purely business matters
were discussed. Times Review.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

BULLION FOR APRIL During the month o
April the Martin White Company shipped
bullion valued at $67 ,225 A
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

MARX TWAIN and his wife will pass the
summer in Paris, and will return to their
home at Hartford in September.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

SUrRo now aspires to be the largest tow n
in the State
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

SEVERAL cases of diptheria are reported at
Tescarora
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06

Nor PERMANENT. We have the authority
Of Professor Frank Stewart for saying that
there is not permanent, raiDerallzed vein III
the entire Leadville district. They have there
nothing but argentiferous ores, which almost
invariably occur in shallow beds and limited
chambers. Hence the danger that the bitter
experience of White Pine viii find repetition
in these much talked of Colorado mines -
ESmeralda Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-06
MIKE K.ARnnY. who killed Otto scholle at

MIKE KsARNBY, who killed Otto Scholle at
Metzger Bros. brewery has been acquitted.
1t would appear that the man who takes The
life of another in Nevada stands only about
one chance in Ave hundred of swinging for 1t,
while the man who steals has committed q
greater offence, and ais chances of escape are
slin-ouly about one in two.-Wdrd Re,}e1.
UNPLRASANTNESS AT OSCgOLA.-J. Matson
and J. Morris had a difficulty at Osceola last
week. The latter fired one shot at Matson
without effect, and struck him over the head
with six shooter, inficting an ugly wound.
XRettec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-03
HFFSEE.7L.
ENLED OF ALDERMEN.

Al acnl!nd meeting OF the Eoard Of Alderman.
hold July 2ad, 1879, there were proscnt: 4: T..
Downham, esq President, snd Mcesr' Bur,
rouehs, Marbury, Msheill, j. Is. Smoot, Reid
and Strauss.
A communication fron the Mayer, enclosing
letter from too Heslth Gil 2cr in regard TO tho
streets and alleys of tho city, WAS rcc"iVed, and
on motion i. was
Resolved, That tho sum Of SlC0 be spproIri.
s!ed 10 be used ty tho Superintendent OF PJl.c1
for sanitary purposes.
The Board then adjourned.
Tcste: JSo. j. JAMESON, CLERK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-03
FLsG.n Is.gSgMFGTD.y..
Special Correspondence Of The AleGg. Cd.site.
WASHINGTON, i. g., July 3, 1879.

aSltlNH1uHi L. C.i pCiS - iGi''
a sraggii7g mcnber If Coagrcss is seen &C.
c'sio6a!'7 G;.'iug chou: the ety. tu5 tic las: c!
t;c!n ar hurIy!ag III IS r.r;i|y IS ris:!bi'.
Senator Bay.rd lef, tits nlor1;.T. lio Til!
start for EuIop, a: Cd ea!iy dale, ac0c!npahlcd
By lis vile, whose health is falling.
4 great deal OF surprise is experienced al the
Treasury Department 81 tii. class Of people
Thu aic sending tEc i pr c.ut. c!EilLciiIs
there for itr3simaot "a per cent. 5oEGS. Ii
bad been supposed that tic vast ;i.rty OF
the holders Ct such certificates were backs,
bakers an1 OF or noneytd Institutions, tu:the
investments so Tar shoT just the revere, and
that fair proportion CT them are htli ~ 10
diriausis, AID 'rCor people, at thai.
TIE republican aripalsu committee Gro lay
ing heavy naud upon tho cl:!k5 10 tho Ger
partmcnts here. Last Friday, pay day, thcy
were ready with their books. and tic namos OF
the few who failed 10 contribute Tor the Oal1
aud Maine fund were SGT down Ter subsequent
attention. At orc Of the ofices 10 Tie Treasury
Department upwards ct seven buGdftd dollars
were raised.
Among the arrivals here to d5y we're Gen. ".
H. Z. Lec, vile and chilj, who came !uto the city
FROM their hcmo in Fairfax county, in stylish
lookior, but Witha q substantial wagon, driven
by coc OF their cid family colercd Servants.
Pcsmastcr LsWis Mckctzio wss also here 10
day. he was trying 10 secure tine rcinstatc-
mcut CT Miss Mosby in tho c!cIk>hlp 10 the
patent eff from which she vas dcroScd t"t
or three rnonths ego The other one OF COL
| Mcsby's sisters Who r.ccivcd government ap
poutmo1t has bean allowed 10 retain htr rts
| tl0p.
! Mir. George ". Harrison, lcimet!S OF Alex
apdria, has disposed o! Lis hi uicfo!d apt
kitchen ia!litutc and all his other persona
property here IrcraEa,cIy to rem0Vlag t.
| Michigan, where Ec IL 10 cIGi&c extensively II
the i9hine tu:incss.
The newspaper reports stno I'll last LlGt
about the eXtycnc illness Gf Dir. fi.Ek lllId
TIC brilliant hard marcy OAio dem, c;atlc coa
ercssMau, w;r, greatly exaggerated. tir. lluFi
was sick to be sure, bu: 10 skier, and III III
different Way thaa thousands Of other mcl
have hccu, aoa will be again. before they die
Mr.. Nat. i. Hayes formerly Superinte ndt D
Of The Washington 4 OHIO Ea!lrcad, Is 20 l!
| that his III: il almoS! i9spated Of.
Orc oi the quartet.c vi chlldlci.--lha boy
that we're brought here a week or two ego, ace
that hove been On exhibition, died last night.
| ". II. Cclt1u. the man arrested iGr IN al
temp: to outrage the two little daughters q III
neshboT, Mrs. L!t,lc. at The Navy lald, aga'
tolr aud fya years. AID giving them " lnath
some disease, w5s egsmiutd this mOfu!TS It III
police can't and bli!td fer his i:g:atr ani%ai
GIct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-03
COMMON clENCH

At called meeting of tho Common Council
of the city Of Acxandria, h2ld July 2nd, 1917.
there were present: James r.. Bsckh.m, esq,
President, and Messra. Moore. Rock, Herbert.
Kice Brodefs Echber1, smith. Douglass. Me.
Lean, Evans, JAvins. Daniels and Posto.
A commuu ication from the Mayor etn!ing tho
objec. of conrening the City Council and en-
closing communication iroal H. A. SlsbIer,
NJ. d., Health Officer, in relation to the con4i
ton Of the streets and alleys OF the city; rs also
resolution appropri.tng one kundte1 dollars
to be used by the Superintendent OF Police for
sanitary purposes, were received from the BoRrI
Of Aldermen, and their action upon SAID Iea"iu-
ton concurred III.
Tho Board then adiourned.
Tcsto: JAMES r. GATOR, C!ork
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-03
california Democrats.

SACRAMENTO, July . --On the r1asstmb!Ios
Of tho Democratic Ccnyeniio1 this evening .
resolution was offered thGt vita tie exception
of Governor and judiciary, 10 candidates u
aDy other State Convection BIZ cudaIs2d This
created q lorg ard heated discussion during
which the facs was DEVELOPED that the delegates
from San Fra1c!sco and Sacramento bad bcca
holding a conference with the managers OF The
Honorable Bilks" viii: q view OF rrccurlug
tho eudorsemeut Of Tie Honorable Bliks'
ticket on which arc many Republicans. IL was
strongly argued by the Irieuas OF The fusion that
on account Of describes from the Democratic
ranks tho only possible chatc, fox success log In
O coalition.
The opponents O: The proposed endorsement
dooour ID it as al a.iernpt Ia sell out tho party
to the "fIonor5bc Bilks" PsG&ing the roll
call q telegram from Mr. GieGD, Ggocn.iUg the
nomination for Governor was READ. Tho roll
call resulted 10 the adoption Of the resolution
By vote Of los to Us. Cheers and corfisloO
followed.
Mr.. Sullivan. Of San Fsapc.sc, oiitc!cd 10
putting up Democrats 10 b. sacrificed and
moved on adjtu,nul2rt tins die aGtid bibcl OF
cries.
Another de!agae charged Mr.. Fowler, Of
Tulare, delegate on tic ho1r wiih saying
that be would vote md wol. ioT The Reput!icaa
candidates. 1rd accused hin Of 9c!!lag Gu: to
the railroads.
Tho uprcar then doubled. AID NJ. Fowler
attempted to reach bis accnstr but was seized
By Governor Irwin and otheis. For a iuT
moments 6 general row was iInmlacni. Order
was fually restored.
A motion 10 adjourn YES voted down aud the
convention proceeded to nominate Lieutenant
Governor. j. D.. LgCeh, Ct Los Angeles, Thts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-03

\ WHALE ATTACKS A VEssEL.-Captain
Logan, OF tho schooner Katie e. Stuart, which
arrived Saturday, reports that when off
Wntehead no saw whale about fifty feet
lopg c,miog toward tho vessel. He threw q
billet Of wood at the monster. which seemed
70 enraso it. and it dived under the vessel ADD
came UP alongside. blowing water 90 to tho
deck. IL Vas struck by several nissilts, but
did not seem afraid. Then bilge water was
pumped overheard. This drove the whale off
for few milutes. but it uamo back and was
evidently about 10 strike the vessel, when it was
stsusk Gloss 10 tho blow hole BY large lump
OF s Ios' seemed to tako the courage out
it had first oaue.-HaijSnf ~ ~ :. the airec9n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-03

Sitting Bull has such poor opinion Ct
American honor tina. when American conmis-
sioucrs wish to treat with him he CONDUCTS his
part cf the negotiation through tho medium Of
squaws, for tho rcssop, as be ssys, that their
word is as good as an Americans. ltAmercan
honor is judged by that OF those who conduct
our relations with tho Indians this is pretty
rough on the squaws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-03
lCOMMUSICATED.

OAK GROVE. VA, Va, Juuc 29.-Beicg
myself regular and iatcresial reader ef the
Gaz,ttc, | WIS surariscd durirg the peIasal
Of rccast number OF that ty,aiIent paper to
sec an article ia regard 10 the match game of
base ball. talwceu tic POtonac5 aud Old
Domiuious, tic writer givinc the score az
10 10 20; and in the ncct 5umIr camc reply,
couched il contradictory terms and charging
writer No. l with opcn prevhrica;iGD. Being
DISTINGUISHED n.r,y, aud having hem spec
iaass OF the game, | come forth as au Impartial
their statcIfsrshst 10th parties arc wrong In
and az to the Po!amacs havfa.s bciog il to II:
ies:iops player, must say that ATTY one aso.
ing Witnessed bis playing would cnangc their
mind 90 that point, aud naGiGs tho pleasure CT
his acquaintance, will state that be Id second
hand no smith Whose tongue vas laofo fully
developed than his brain.j
Hoplrg this may hava the oticc: o! recon-
cllicg the two parties ahd that shall see it 10
my next paper, remain
'SHAUPSHOOTEB, "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-03
RspKEfG.S .SEis-S,

Panama has charged presidents, sui tie
South iimtricau war pccSrss5 slowly.
Fifty men werc Killed by c2l;ieiy explosion
in the High BIantyio yit, yea. G!asgov, .! b
c'cl2ck this oIGing.
The resctis!i:ns bclgecG Priacc Bismarck
and the Pope conc:rtlos Religious differences
between Germany ani The Fatcsu are proceed
iug raIii!y.
Another revolution has occurred 10 Port au
Prices, llsytl. y dispatch says that the p1pu'
lac, fired uqon the Scustc. The Senator's He'd.
Man; wl:e saot. The fighting continues.
The trials Of forty I've NhiIis:s at Odessa
h.v. b2cn Concluded. Six have been s!otcrccd
TO terms Ct! 'ryn Two 10 three Yesrs' lmpr3on
ucs!, al ;ha rest Ware acquitted.
Prince Alexander, OF Bulgaria, hiss embarked
a. D:indsi on boiri Russian corvette Tor
Clns;a1ioople BY the way OF the Pine Is. a:
Constau,lnopia hc will receive the bcrat OF 10
vestiIurc at! b. presented to Tie Sgitaa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-03

Our Washington correspondent states that
political assessments are So much in vogue in
Washington now rs ever. We wonder if Mr..
Hayes remembers tho civil service orders no is-
sued two years ago, and, If 10 docs, what lie
thinks Ct himself now. whom such nigrsnt dis.
regard is paid to these orders snd thst, too with
his own knowledge and consent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-03
I IL Il, 1 },

On The 81 CT Jnly, 1879, il tho sl:h yooar of
his age, EZaKIELS JONES. ri His !uHe:-
AL will taEe place from Lis lntn residence, on
Lee street. bstween Wolfe snd Wilkes, to.nor-
row (Frids3) afternoon, st o'clock Friends
ard acquain,snces Of the family arc invited TO
attend
Laat night, a. 1l45 o'clock. CT cholera irfan.
FUN, FRANCIS PARK, infant son Of Richard
H. and Annie e. Maxwell, aged months srh
. days. Es- Fu.ersl this st;crnooH, H. halt pss'
4 n'rlonk