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THE LATEST INVENTION III USE
EEL BEeCEEHOED ARrYGEEA

Within the last few years there hss
been expended grea. dea! of inventive
thought aad genius upou what rnsy prop.
erIy be ciassed as household articles, tho
most noted results Of which are the pro.
duc;ion Of the sewing machine, the wiring
er, the washing machine, the carpet
sweeper, 60. Almost every week ws
chronicle the advent OF seine new iagoa.
ton by which the cares end labors eS
housekeepers ere iesssned, aad voDaG'a
work made easier.
lac uswest thiag 10 chsl.snge our At
tentioH and gladden. the heart OF the
housescepe- ia, what IS called the Novel
- Brush Holder, Carpet Streiche- and
| Sweeper, very simple eoE.r;gS8co de.
signed 70 t.--ly hold n position sry kind
Of brush or drstsr; having an cKicr-
sion handle that enables one 90 wash &c
dust windows, gG!is or ceilings vitho.:s
tho aid Of step ladder. That ia oae OK,
it's convenience, and IL ia also enc OF 10
best carpet sweePers IN tie market, b1ld'
ing the brush firmly ST ga angS. u
cleans the carpet thoroughly, yAises 70
dust, end does no. wear the psrpet HAo
the ordinary broom or bTuSn, and va!
outwear half dozen brepns. As ha2-
die FOR the serubbing hrs; u IS the oest
device ever made, no more kneeiing o.
the floor, no more y6Ack aches or sors
fingers Aa . carpet s!Tetcher u 10 WORTH
ts cost. as csrpe: OF any size can Sa
laid evenly wishoutany OF the labor and
yaxat5or usually attending such work.
It is strong, simple. thoroughly nsee.
cannot get on. Of order has no screws.
lever or hinges, is compact, cheap aEt
durable.
l, Is manufactured by Brown q Co..
Cincinnati. the yell known nanufaeiuc-
ers of useful household articles. and "a
sold oplv bv their ageais to housekcepers-
The real utility cf this article VIII a.
once be seen by those most Interested,
and we preac, for It a large ssle. Every
housekeeper In the land Will want ono.
ANY reliable lady or gentleman wish.
ing remuneraiiVe employ ment. would do
we'll to secure the agency for this county.
uhich can be done by enclosing stamp
for descriptive Circular and terne, to
BROWN & CO.,
Grand Hotel Building, Cincinnati, O.
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Commissioners Notice.
Fulton Circuit Court, Tcntvcky

Falt0n Circuit C5art, dcnfvcky
Frances Wsrford's adnr, piH;
against h2aiiF
Frances Haofords Heirs AID
Creditors. defendants.
Notice il hereby given TO the creditors
OF Frances Warford. deceased. that che
undersigned, Commissioner OK the Fulton
Circuii Court. under an order in the above
styled cause. will attend a. the County
Court Clerks Office. in Hickman. Ky.
from the date hereof until the fourth
Monday of July, 1879. TO receive and hear
proof of claims against said deced mt;
and that all claims not presented 10 him
and proven as requi red by Law, within
the time specified above. will be forever
Sarred. $40. 4. WILSON.
Master Comm'r Pultcn Circait Court
march,, 1879.
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Ken,wcEy rpemeerniic Plat
a.,f %.


F;-s, Tho Demoors,y Of Kentucky, in
.oavor,ion asseuhled. resfiirn their at
,schnent n the Constitution of the Unit
a So. o,d the union Of the States as
-. 80, ,-,orsntse forth liberties of the
lEeopIe snd their pFOsperiiy and hap
second-Tbey rejoice in the fact that
| ;t is In their power TO reeoghiEe that all
| bs states are restored to their political
autonomy.
.,,, r~o,est thar a popular verdict AZ the
| noII, bss been reversed by the action Of
an elcc,ornl eommission, AMI they declare
hat while in the in'erest Of peace THAI
result was arouiescei in vet il stall no.
he held asa preoe Lent for future viola
lions or righ, and justice. Though thus
! derived Of control Of the Executive pow
.r IN the Administration Of the Federal
Government they c0ngr u ate the geo-
pie Of the country at lsrSe that the popu
lar will. exercised ~ the polls. has secnr-
ed the supremacy Of Democratic major
ity in 20 Honses Of congress In tar
Their expression Of cur Views. We resolve
thar We have viewed with intense inter-
IS, ths Issue between the Congress Of the
United States ana the President aud CON
template with uufrignea anxiety AMI
condemnation the unprecedented attitude
assumed BY the Executive in his message
rejecting the supple" rendered him by
he people for the support IF their army
uron tho wholesome Condition that DO
military force should be used at their
elections.
Resoirsd. Thot we heartily indorse the
position AIKEN nv our Senators and Rep.
-escDtatiyes ia Congress n coupling with
the appropriation b 2ow lending a
demand fer redress - -aRess by the
repenl Of existing aaolerste the
reseuce Of soliier Ss, tho con-
tinuance CT iest oat condition Tor
iury service, and the 3yn,ert of Su-
r@rvi'ors and Deputy "a .sbals to control
elections.
kesoired, That in this great issue be
ween the people and absrtisan E1Pou-
've we base implicit confidence in our
senators and Representatives and, in
"rsing their sction UF 70 he present,
lerehy sssure them Of our hearty support
WhafsTer aetion they may take to
'aintein the fundamental principle that
e military power shall be kept subor-
mate 10 the civil. and that elections shall
- free from executive interference
Rssoiee6. That ne approve the action Of
he General Assembly in submitting to
he people the question Of calling con-
'nton for the purpose o. forming
tate Constitution. and We hereby com
END the call 10 the favorable considera-
on Of the Democratic voters Of the State.
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kaskis. and now in the possossion al
Mr. a. J Kelleuberger, has the fol
lowing significant advertisement:
One bundred dollars reward for al
pretending a negro man By the n'u't
Of EEekjsl. about siz feet high OF NJ
ward. very black. twenty two Years O.
formerly belonged TO Field Rrad~buW
near Edward@ills lie had some pre-
'cutinns 20 freedom, which havo bee
encouraged by petty lawyer by III
mare of Pngh encouraged him Ia leay'
Edvardsville aud run TO kasksskia
where be promised TO follow and pro
tee, him. which he did until purchas.
ed him put t;nl in possession OF
three mon to take him home. from
whom he escaped. and I presume h.
will cry 10 get to Edwsrd~vilie TO hi
protector | am determined TO prose
cute any person who will barber said
negro with fuli vigor of he law. ADd
I will give the above r-wsrd to any
person who will deliver him 20 me o.
n = agent ct Port MaSsack
Isaac D Wick.
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Co1nrmissiosaer's Eotiec,

TUllon CiTcuit Court. heutEcfy
). Z. Mars admir-, plaintiff,
against Equity
J. z. Msrrs Heirs aad Creditors,
defendants.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
Of James 2 darre. deceased. tina. the
undersigned, Commissioner of tbs Fulton
'ircuit Court, under 81 order in the
above styled canse. will attend at the
Comfy Cour; Clerks Office, in Hickman.
ky from the date hereof until lie 18th
Jay Of July. 1879, To receive and heat
proof o. claims against saia deceient;
md that all claims not presented 10 him
aud proven required by law. within the
ttme specie ed above. will DE forever bar
rei JSO. Il. WILSON.
Master Comm'r Fulton Cirea;L Court.
mnrcai, 1879
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THE SUN.
1871.

1879. NEW YORK. 1870.
As the tine apr-na ches Ser tss renewal
# subscriptions, TIE SyS would remind
rs fricude and usii1ishers essry~ here,
iiat it ig again candidate FOR their CEN
siacra,ioa and sGpeafs. Upen ;ts record
Tor the past ten years /. re.ies for G. cen-
,inuaRso of the hearty sympathy sad Esn-
erous co operation which haze hithe-to
heeu extended % ;, :roGl every quarter ef
the Union.
The DAILY Sew IL > :7ur page-essst 81
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cents s. month, sr 90 % per sesr.
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giving the news of the DAY. it also ee5-
.s;ns 8 largo amount Of literary mad mis-
ceilaneoua matter specially prepared for
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success. Pos. paid 81 20 "a year.
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Who does net know THs WyxE1Y Scr
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he Canadas, AID beyond. S;ssty 'hon.
sand families greet ia ~elccsoe pages
weekly, and reEsrG il n tbs light rf
guide, cons selior, sn3 friend. is ne~r-
editorial agricultural aH3 literary de-
p&rincnts make Il essentially 8 journal
for tho family azli the sreside. Te-ns:
osE Dollar aJesr, poet paid This 2r.cc
quality co1sid1rsa, nsskes - the cheaper
newspaper pablished. For ciabs Of tea
with SO cash, 10 ~:il eend sn estrS cory
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commissioners Nossce.

Patton Circuit Court, Kentucky.
". D. Corhets's adm'r, plaintiff
against Eoui;T.
W. D. Corhett's Heirs and Cred
itors, defendants.
Notice IS herebv given 10 the creditors
Of W. u. Corhett deceased thar the un-
dersigncd. Commissioner of the Fulton
Circnii Court. under an oder in the above
stvled cause, will attend at the Comfy
Clerks office. in Hickman, Ky, from the
date hereof until the 2Sth day of Jujy.
1879 TO receive and hear proof of claims
against said deceden;; and that all claims
not presented 20 him and proven as re
Guircd by law, within the tine specified
above, will be forever barred.
JNo. i. WILSON.
Master CoHl1'r Fulton C;rca;s -,ar,.
march,, 1874,
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TAkEN UP IS an estray bv J. r StoRr.
living about twelve miles south of Hick-
man Fulton county, on Ash log Ridge
= bout one mile from the Mississippi river.
on the 9th inst, one small dark bay
MARE MULE. about nine or ten y,ars
old, with colisr marks on the shouidsTs
with some gray hairs in the name nooai
twelve or thirteen hands high, With a II n
brand like . on the left hip. which
appraise 81 the value Of thirty dollars.
witness my hsnd ,his 9th day Of March.
1879 JERRY J. JONES,
nIlt Up. C.
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ESIRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN UP &c IN estray by I. II stose
Aving about twelve miles below hicA man
Ky, and two miles below the foot Of 10
Island on the Mississippi river, In Fol
Ton county. on Tho Sth inst. one seal
fea-bitten gray MARE. heavy in foEl ths
right foreiee enlarged. about fourteen
hands high. about fourteen years old
which I have appraised At the yalas OF
thirty dollars.
Witness my hand, this the sth day al
March 1879. JERRY J. JONES,
uch2l J.P.F. C.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN UP as an estrsy BY r. VI
stowe. living about twelve miles heio"
Hick man Fulton county, and two GILES
below the foot of No 8 Island on the Mis-
sissippi river, in Fulton county, or me
Srh inst. one snail COW and young
CALF TIE COW mostly white with
scattering hairs Of red on the back. req
ears, with red On the forefeet marked
with crop and uuderbit IN the RICH, ear
and with swallow FORK and unleroii IN
the leis ear about three years old wbioh
l appraise a. the value Of ten dollars.
Witness my hand, this the sth day Of
March 1879.
mch2l JERRY J. JONES, J.P.Fc.
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= e z z n r

Is warranted 20 remove every cause from
the system that produces the Chills. and
II il fails to DO this you viii sustair 10
ioss, for every druggist IS nuthorized 70
guarantee = permanent cure n every case
no matter of how tong standing. aud viii
refund The money If the ChiIls return
after yoa are throuCh taxing. Positively,
no cure. no pay. Try il and be con 7incsi
Il eanrains no poison. and is perfectly
Ss'eless. permanent cure guaranteed
In all cases. I. ". GROVE.
Manufactures and Prop'r Paris. Teuu.
For sale by r. p. FORTUNE * co,
iu21 I0t Hickman. Kv.
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Citizen Tax PAYERS!

L do not wish to he considered bsrsh.
nor do | wish 10 speculate on your delin-
queney. But am constrained to tell you
candidly who have not paid their taxes
for the years 1877 and 1873. that unless
the same is paid promptly | shall levy
upon and sell your property. Rerlemher
that the law allows City cents for every
levy. and six per cent. additional. ali
of which must he paid by the party owing
the taxes Shall make these costs, or
VIII you pay mp and save it yourselves
That il the question. mean business.
Respectfully
janl- u. r. WALKER, Sheriff.
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manho0d: How Lost, How
Restored 4!

OuSi bu'tiichctl - new t0ltleh
y Il Of Or. CULVERw ELLIS CELE-
n lBRATED ESSAY on ;ha radical
- e1rS without medicine) q; SPsR
MATCRguGA or Seminal Weakness, Invol-
untary emirsi Losses, IHPorE@CY. Mental
and Physical Incapacity. ImpndimenJs 10
Marriage etc; also, CoSsUNPrtar EPILEPsY
aud FIrs Induced by se,t-induige OF
sexual extravaganza. &c.
The celebrated author, IN this admira-
BILE Essay. clearly demonstrates from
thirty years successful practice thu, the
alarming consequences of self abuse may
b, radically cured wifaouI the dangerous
use Of Internal medicine or the appiicG-
iiou Of tie kuif-: pointing ont a mode OF
cure st once simple, certain and efectual.
by means CT which every sufferer, no
matter what has condition may be, may
cure hilaseIf chesP!y, privately, sud
radically.
s5~Tkis Leisure should re IN the hEEd
81 every you.h sad every man in
isad
Sent free under zeal IL c pls!1 ezFelop
70 any address.
Address the Publishers,
TIE CULYERwELL MEDICAL Co,
Il Ann Street Pest Ofi,e Box, 1856
june20-iy
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6 Y

TT - An ESTABLISHED PACT THAT
/ that Qninine or Ciuchonidis will stop
Chilla. aud for this purpose there IS no
better remedy Bat IL IS also an cstah
iished fact that they 10 not remove the
cause that produces the Chiils For If
they did, the ch;lis would not return on
the Tth. 18th, OILS, or 2SJh day. Then ia
il not money lost TO attempt to perma-
nen;iy cure the Chills with oniniue CT
Cinchonidia. when they DO not remove tho
cause from the system that produces thFu7
For until the csuae is removed, the Chils
ciii refu-7 Tho
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Or. ]. B. STAMpEn.

Proposes to treat all kinds Of Diseases.
cE2oNI1 DISEASE A SPE -ALTY
Cancers. Ulcers. Turner's. Rheumatism.
Lung. Liver and Kidney Diseases. Fry.
sipelas. sore Eyes. Scrofula. Spraius. Epi-
ieptic frs Tetter White Swelling. Chills
Fever. Scurvy. Gravel In potency Piles.
Female Weakness and General Debility.
Affections ~ the Spin", Dyspepsia. Para
itic, Syphiiic AMI private diseases cured
An consultations Of private or pnblic
nature sfrictly confidential, AMI free OF
charge
The Doctor can he found AT WIN. Weak
ley's. on Troy road miies from Hickman
Ii you 0ish 20 consult the Doctor cal.
at once juiy4
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TEE NOOK.
Me dica1 Notice!

NAECRRS ULCERS. JUNIORS AND
" Sore Eyes permanently cured with
ont the use of n knife. Or much pain. Al
60 Gravel and propsy. cured in like man
uer, without the loss Of one drop of blood
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ESTRkY NOTICE,

JERRY J. JONES, J.P.Fc.
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And ssiIi Better.

Subscribers car secure. through this Office
the COURIER and the Arse5iczH AsTisalt1ri;s
both postpaid for one year; aad also
delivered freel = copy Of the above.
named Steel Plate Engraving tina. will te
great ndornment TO every hens--AA
THREE for only s. So.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-04
Our Sunday BsannbIcs-

METHODIST CuuRCIi-Rev. q. A.
Darby, took MS his morning text,
Rev. 2, 10. "Bc Mou faithful unto
death and I ,oU gre Mcc Il c,omn n
lye."
The preacher set forth the kin | of
service that is acceptable to our
Maker. He showed that unless it
was based upon faith in Christ i;
would profit nothing. That the
observance OF external forms, the
regular attention 10 outward duties,
and the goings through with the
words of prayer. unless the heart of
faith II III all, was not the scr vice
which would please our Maker or win
tie crown. That, if we performed
these outward christian ceremonies
because it may he popular to DO so,
or that it may advance our temporal
interests, we rende r an empty service
and will MT End favor in the sig Int of
God. We must he faithful even if
we encounter difficulties and dangers
in our coarse. BY such service alone
can we find JOY and peace in ~lclicv-
ing, and in the end Il crown Of life and
glory.
PHEsEYTEEIAS CHUEcu-Eev. j.
d. A. Brown took As his afternoon
text, Acis - 80. "Hho ere Ms
aritncsscs unto Ike people,.
The witnesses here spoken Of are
the disciples ofChrist. The preacher
first showed to what the disciples of
Christ or the people otGod were
Witnesses. They are witnesses to the
iuiincss and ircencss OF the Gospel;
to the efficiency ofgracc; To the pleas
an!ncss Of the service Of God. II Il tn
the kindncssof Ills providence. He
next showed what kind Of witncsse,
the people Of God are. They are
competent witnessc,; aud they are
harmonious Witnesses. Christians nf
all denominations, however, they
may disagree On minor points, agree
on the fundamental doctrine a, to
the salvation Of their souls He X
hortcG his hearers i'll conclusion to
beware of being false witnesses, but
TO let their lights shine as the true
servants OF the mos, High, encourage
ing their brethren and leading the
people to the lnWb which tnkcih
away the sins Of The world. The
services were concluded with Il most
tervcnt and impressive prayer by
Eev. I. II. Lrgure.
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All Fools Day

Was marked with the usual nun
Der of hoaxcs p"rpetruicd upon tno
unsuspcc,iny and credulou, To the
intense enjoyment Of b~y.stanlers. A
number OF practical Jokes came IN :
der our ohscryati m. which we en-
joyed to the iullrs. extent, having
escaped ourselves, ~uilhnnyn we CON
tcss We would have fallen an easy
victim, it no more occurring to us
that it was the first Of April than the
first OF December.
We heard OF one unfortunate being
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AGUE AND FEVER.
IN OEeDg

TO Rrise supplies for the Town Of
Orangchurg, So. Ca, for the Fiscal
Year ending lst April \ ID. 1880
and Il Bill TO Regulate Licenses
SEcrIoN |. BE it Ordnieci by the Town
Council Of Orangchurg, and il is hereby
Ordained by the authority of the same:
That the following Taxes be and are hereby
assessed am. levied for the fiscal year ne.
ginning April lst \. d. 1879. at aud after
The following rates, that i to say:
LIST. At the rate OF 4 mills upon the
assessed value of all real estate lying aud
being within the Corporate limits OF the
town of Orangchnrg. :. c.. inc}uling every
Building or other improvements on land
under lease FROM Bodies Corporate. or in
dividualS for any term of years: > IL
mills thereof 10 be expended Tor general
purposes, and | l-2miil for thc Fire
Department.
SIC. IL. Be it .ftthcr o mined, Tint the
value OF all improvements on Real Estate
since last AppriiSrmcnt Shall be assessed
for taxation by the Clerk Of rouncil.
Size. Ill. BE il jurihcr Or,iuinci, That
every Person, Firm. Company or Corpora.
ton engaged III any Trade, business or
Profession hereinafter mentioned shall
obtain On or before the LIST day Of May a.
ID. 1870, - License therefor in manner
herein provided:
LIST. Hose commencing business after
the lst April y ID 1879, shall obtain n Lii
ccnsc before entering nlon that business.
"a Every Person. Firm, Company OF
Corporation required by this ordinance TO
obtain II License TO engage in any Trade
business on Profession Tor which n License
is required shall register with the Town
Clerk nr his Assistant, his or her name or
style, and III case of n firm or company
their names or styles of such firms or COM
panics, and their places OF business.
81. Their trade, business or profession
for which II License Is required.
iih. The place where such trade. bust
ness or profession is to be carried on: all
OF which, and answers To questions relative
to which. shnl be given under oath.
SEC. Nv. lfany person or persons shall
exercise or carry on any Trade, Business
or Profession for the exercise carrying on
or doing Of which II license is re
! quirod 10y this ordinance without taking
cut such license 90 in tha. behalf required
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L lor:ll Fair


The Committee Of the Horticultural
a Association met on "Wednesday and
took into consideration the subject
of the Floral Fair. a Committee
consisting OF Gen lz!ar, j. c. Pike
Esq and j. l.. Hcidtman I.su wa.
appointed to consult with the ladies
us TO the bes' time of holdin. the Far,
;hd the necessary arrangements. 'rli,
Committee has ul,o IN charge TIL.
matter OF obta'ning speaker from
abroad to add to HE interest OF The
occasion. We hope that Go Li,s
comb, Gen. llag,od, Col Aiken or
some other distinguished Agricuttur
list may he obtained. We trust that
the lpdics ard the people of Orange.
burg : ounty general y may be nrnus.
ca to II prorcF appreciation of tlc
Importance Of the Floral Fair. Let
every body who can contribute their
aid, and make the effort OF The .Asso.
ciatiUn Il complete success.
Outside Of the beneficial effects of
laudablc emulation, the occupation of
the agricu)iurist is necessarily isola-
ted and these occasional reunions re
promotive Of good socially and mater.
tally.
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Our F,crsecmteA Dcmocrals

Will be tried next week in Char
lesion in the United States Court.
Our County Chairman and the
counsel for their defence are lookin.
after their interest
Capt. +. NJ. Wannamakcr went
down last week to make all prelimi-
nary arrangements tor the trial
whereby the prisoners vii! be saved
unnecessary Inconvenience. A re
duction OF Railroad fire has already
been secured.
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Death

Ii is seldom that :: week passes
without the chroniciing in ur paper
OF the death of some OF our citizens.
To day it becomes II painful Task
to record the sudden removal from
our midst of Mrs. Annie NJ. G. urtmill,
the wife Of our esteemed tclI"w eta
zen, MIR. Tho>. Cartmili, who move
from Il town 81 short time after the
fire, and settled on his farm, Il short
distance from the village.
We are informed that the lnr-a ell
had been complaining for about II
week, but not so seriously AZ 10 re-
qnire the Immediate attention of Il
physician. Just bc'or. day ON the
morning Of April l<t, ,.r. Cartmi
was aroused by the struggling Of his
wife Every effort was Immediately
made for her recovery, but all to no
avail. Before morning she ex pircd.
Mrs. Cartmili was a lady Of excel
lent social qualities, and her demise
is deeply d"plored.
The burial took pace at the
Catholic grave yard in Il own on
Wednesday afternoon, IL large con.
course of mourning friends attend.
ing the remains to their resting place
Father Schuchtc performed the iunc.
raj services.
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