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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

jy116t' GO PENNSYLVANIA AVE. bet. 9th and 7th sts
NJ w GODS
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
DESSERT PLATES. DINNER SETS.
sTATUETTEs. TOILET SETS,
VASES, TEA SETS.
FINE PL n;1.Eo W. WAKE and GSiee B.s Of CHINA.
NJ. w. BEyERIDGE,
3e11 1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
EOWLER's PATENT FLY FANS.
FRUIT JARS JELLY TUMBLERs.
CREAM FREEZKRs:
NOVELTIES yEk sES IN CHINA IAN AMP ~ NA AE%E
SILVER pLATED WARE
OF the finest quality in Ice Pitchers Castors, Berry
WILMARTH & EDMONsToN,
jell 100 MARKET SPACE.
THE CELEBRATED
TRIPLE MOTION, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE
CREAM FREEZER.
THE CELEBRATED
KEYSTONE CLOTHES wRINGER,
TIE BEST IN USE. AZ
J.. W. SCHAFER'S,
102o 7TH STREET,
3elo ABOVE NEW YORK AVENUE.
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SMALLPOX IN PITTsBURG A special fru0
Pittsburg says: Smallpox is increasing to an
alarming extent in the Sixth and Fourteenth
wards. The total number of cases on the health
records is 167: OF these 81 were reported during
last week and eleven on Saturday alone. Thre0
fatal cases were reported last night.
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BALDWIN. On July 10. 1881, ELIZA r., infsua
daughter OF John w. and Maggie :. BALDWIN.
MORRISON. On the evening Of July Ill., 1881 q
10 O'Clock CAPT c. s. MORRISON, in the tty-eishfR
year Of his age.
Funeral win take placa tomorrow afternoon fro
iy are invited % attend.
PHILLIPS. Suddenly, on July llth 1881 Il ouenr
bar past O'Clock. Of lockjaw, EDWARD r. FHIIIfFX
beloved son Of Robert II. and Elen u. PhilipaL -
fourteen years.
Funeral VIII take place from his late ruuidsoca 80
9n esreee northwest wednesday morning q III oc0ck
Friends OF the family respectfully mvitnd o -
tend.
SCHLEGEI, July 18th. 1881, FRANK EICuoL4M
SCHLEGEL. the youngest son OF Nichols and 0nKy
6ch3egels aged dx monfts and eeve11een daGs.
The Lord has taken cur darling EfankiA:
He sent hun MT 10 stay;
thought hle len would cheer the p1aoe
M my M0ek3er, who resnod away.
Ala. ~ GKzef q ed 10 6enr.
SsDce both have gone amd hit ne ln0rc.
Funeral Win lnke llnce from 6l2 go 49,
q So'c2ock. Friends aud Fe1a6vos 80 1u1)on6
SHAW. eat1Eaay. yulT 50. loo1, = - r.asoo q
3. ssss. q u tsird Ia. - : -
rs rs 2 ssss::s aoslGsSsE va = ~
ssl,.,Sss sna fsls2ds q g 1.nlE =. sz1R
sraesk n IA. from g. Ansu1ens's <nn
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NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current i'm New
York to-day at 2:3o pm, reported by H. II
Dodge. of $50 18th street, by special WIRE
western Union, ely; do. new stock, =: New
York Central, las; Lake Shore, III a; Michigan
Central, l0lsl; New York, Lake Erie and Western
S's; do. preferred, Si% do. seconds. lOl:
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western l2ll: New
Jersey Contra. $50; Delaware and Hudson. l00
Reading, IS; Northwestern. LIS: do preferred
=; st. Pau, LIS; do. preferred, =; Wabash
and St; Jo., =; do preferred. ii3t; St. Louis snl
iron Mountain, -; Ohio and Mississippi. Rk;
DO preferred, :; Pacific Mail. 49,; &. C. and
l. G. 3D. Northern Pacific com, 42k; do
preferred, S2%; dan Francisco CON-. SOY; do.
preferred, tn; do. first preferred, :: Centrsl
Pacific. 9eA; Rock Island =; Chesapeake and
Ohio, 3E Louisville and Nashville. 1864; Nash-
vile and Chattanooga, 81; Ontario and Western
SH; Manhattan Elevated, 30s; Illinois Central
139k; Canada Southern. 6fsE; District q
Columbia 1855 bonds. :: Chicago, Buriingtoo
and Quincy, l62k; Denver and Rio Grande, l5s:
81. Paul and Omaha. 42h; do preferred, lg3k; c.
G. c. and l., 90; Erie and Western, 59. Chicago
St. Louis and New Orleans. 81: Col. Coal, O.
Ohio Central. 80; Texas Pacific, ga; Tex
Pacific L. c., &C.
Closing Government Bonds-Ss extended. l0eK
al0e5x coupons S.; SIS extended, lRisal0,s<s
coupons =: ANS. u4lsall4A; coupons. u4k
all4k: As. ll6kallGx; coupons. =.
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CoNsTANFEs"pI-E. July 2.-Baron Won Calico,
the Austrian ambassador, has informed tt
Porte that il is untrue that Austria is preparing
TO advance to Aalonca, Roumeia; that the Aus
TRAN force in Bosnia has not been increased the
only changes being transfers Of garrisons frou
one most Ia annfhar
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MARRIED..

MARsH-MARKoE- At Grace Church. Bsltimor~.
Nd On the lItl Of July ISL by TIE Rsy Dr. LesdS
jersey, 70 SAI.LIE CALDWELL MARKOE dauehtr a
she late Francis Aarcos of Washin6ton, D. &.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF o STREET. BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust bearing date July sth
1875 and recorded in Lher 1877 folio 439 of the
land records for Washington county, District Colum
bla, the undersigned Trustees viii sell on WEDNES-
NJ in front OF the premises, the following property
Lot II, of Wilson Calans subdivision of square 367,
having front of % feet inches by depth Of No. ~
10 foot alley, together with the improvements.
Terms One third cash the residue in equal pay
ments at six and twelve months, with notes bearing
teres at six cent per until paid, an! secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold. AL
ing at purchasers cost. 800 deposit at time sale
ROBERT p. DODGE, u,..o
p. A. DARNEILLE, ! ilus'es'
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer jy3-dts
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ANOTHER FEMALE CRANK.-A colored woman
named Eliza Jacobs, was sent from the fourth
precinct station house yesterday to police head
quarters, having been arrested at the PRESIDENT
House. She states that President Hayes holds
considerable money belonging to her, which she
wanted to get; that she saw President Hayes
Sunday at the White House, and that police
man took her away just as she was about to ask
for her money. She says it is not true that Car
field is President. is it true that he has been
shot, as she rode i'm the same car with him last
Tuesday. She was very indignant at being sent
over to st. Elizabeth by the board of examining
physicians.
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will sell, in front of the premises on FRIDAY JULY
18TH 1884, AT $50 O'CLOCK F. NJ, south 20 feet Lot
5. Square $50, improved by large two-story Frame
Dwelling, with fruit in yard.
Terms 81 cash balance in six. twelve and eighteen
months, with interest secured by deed of trust or all
cash at option Of purchaser. deposit of 500 required
at time of sale.
jyS-6t' s. BENSINGER, Auctioneer
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Fighting I'm Algeria.

LONDON, July IA Paris dispatch to Rec
tiers Telegram Company says: "A dispatch iron
Algeria states that the insurgent CHEF Boz
Anlena. with thousand Arabs. twice unsuccess-
fully attacked the town of kreider on the 7th
inst The place was defended by three compar
MES of French rifles. Boa Amena fed south
eastward after lnSinar o1n mon
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Prince Bismarck Better.
An Austrian Denial

BERLIN, July I2.-Prince Bismarck's health
has greatly improved since his arrival at Kissen
gen.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

BUILDING lot ON WEST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET, BETWEEN MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
NTE AND L STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TI0N.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY EIGHTEENTH
1881 at SIX O'CLOCK. IN front of premises shall
sell Lot D. in south of square 5l6 Lot I5xS0.
Terms $500 cash, and the balance easy time. Con-
sale. ixiI-1.s
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SETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNIT
MONDAY, JULY EIGHTEENTH. 1881, same hou
and place. WILLIAM A. MEIOY
fuE
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- BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
ERTY ON EAST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND o STREETS NORTHWEST,
No 1926
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John A. PRESCOTT, Real Estate Broker.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE NEAR UNIONTOWN, n. C..
By virtue of deed of trust dated October nd 1875
and recorded in Lber No. 1876 folio 423 the re-
cords OF the District of Columbia aud by written re-
quest Of party secured viii sell at public auction
front Of the premises. ON THURSDAY JULY IS 1881,
Al O'CLOCK 2. NJ, lot No. i'll section No 1 of the
subdivision of Barry Farm. in county of Washington
d. c., with the improvements, consisting of two two
story frame dwellings.
Terms One third cash. balance in twelve and eight
cen months Six per cent interest. SIS at time of sale.
Conyeyancing at expense of purchaser. Terms to be
complied with in ten days.
CHAS. f. FRASER Surviving Trustee
j. T. COLDWEII1, AuctiOneef. jyll
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds i'm fee have been recorded as follows
P. c. Riley to W. ". Mccullough, subs -, 5 and
g. So. 235 So. 800. W. A. Gordon ct al. trus-
tees, to James l.. Barbour. parts 10. Ill and Is.
lot IL. SO. 439; 81 $40 Katharine Vierkorn to
John Callahan, subs % and % and part "a So.
4755: $500. Mary J. Foertsch to f. l.. Moore.
lots 80, 36 and part 81. Peters square. George
town; 81. 200. j. j. Guthrie to Anthony Han
Ion. lot 107, Threlkeld's addition to Georgetown;
81, 455. }. j. Knox, commissioner. TO j. A. bar
ling, lots SO to 40, sec. s. Barry formr 81 600
Asa Whitehead to J. +. 0glevie lots 50 to S.
SO. 1873; 1850. Eleanor S. Clark to III. William
part 6, SO. 7o6; s.. 500.
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NJ MOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE
The fayorte resort Of northern Maine for sportsmen
summer tourists and Inval1ds For circular address o.
A. DENNEN, Superintendent, above, or
CHENERY l. CO.,
jegl -eOlm 1876 State street Boston
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
A CRAZY LODGERs BLOODY WORK WITH
REVOLVER.

CHICAGO, Sept 2-John G Neal, Crszy stranger,
last night about one O'Clock, arose from his bed
a lodging house at 1858 Clark street, and with a
yell, suddenly placed o revolver to the head Of
another inmate OF the loom, David Pagan, and
fred. He then darted down stairs to the Office,
and with an Indian war'whoop, shot the only oc
Cupant, swede, VIM. sprlngcOrd, in the back,
took running jump out Of a window, struck
squarely on his feet, and started down Clark St
on dead run, firing as he ran and hitting Henry
Johnson, a negro who attempted to stop him.
Reaching Polk street, he Hred at clo range at
Thomas Flynn, railroad aagmau, and VIM, Wolf,
station wRtChman, who were 9itting together.
Running still further, he strapped his revolver
twice at q policeman, who dubbed the excited
lunstio, and, after violent struggle, got him to
the armory,
The wounds Of Wolf, springcord and Johnson
are serious, and may prove fatal. Neal claims 10
have been grocer in Troy N. Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
SHOOTING AFFRAY NEAR COLUM-
BUS.

COLUMBUS, Sept "a terrible shooting affray
and probable murder, occurred Just east OF the
corporation line last night, The victim was Rus
sell Sc choODover, q young fMmer, and the perpe
tvator was Daniel Nichols also farmer and head
Of large family, in the same vicinity. The
scboonvers came home from the Slate Fair in the
evening. Russell, the young man, had person.
al dispute during the day with a brother.Tn law
named Justs, Upon returning home JuHtis went
over and told Nichols Of his trouble. Nichols
took up Justis's cause, and Callee young schnoov.
er over. As the young man approached Nichols
raised shotgun to his shoulder and emptled the
contents into Schoonovers abdomen. The victim
intestines were literally shot away, and the sur
rounding parts riddled with shot. The injured
man was alive at last accounts, ut 1t is not thOt
possible that he can recover. Nlchos was arrest.
ed, but the Mayor released him on three thousand
dollars bond this afternoon. The charge is shoot.
ing with intent to kill. Nichols claims the shot
was fred In self-deiense.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
FOREIGN NEWS,

There are 16 Representatives and four Senators
Of the advanced Democrats In the Spanish COrtesS
French and italian officers fought duel at
Mentone. Both severely wounded.
Russian officers will not be sent to witness the
German military mRneuverS, because 1t is said
their presence would OF be welcomed.
Loncon Lancet says, though there are many 70.
VOrable symptoms in President Ga1held'B case.
that he will no be out Of danger until the wound
10 healed.
The census Of India hiss been completed and
shows population Of 252,5OO,OOO.
The Nihilist organ, the via of the People, has
made its temperance In st. Petersburg.
On August 81, Ayoob Khan Issued proelama.
ton declaring that he had abandoned hiB inten.
tion Of fighting the Ameer, and was about 10 fght
the English,
Mormons to the number OF $50 sailed from Lon.
don Monday 10 Utah. Switzerland and Germany
contribute the greater number, Two thousand
MOrmons have left Liverpool during the summer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
A BLOODY BATTLE IN AN IOWA
ORCHARD,

NEW HAMPTON, Ia, September 2-For years a
feud has existed between H W Ham and August
Brown, near neighbors ard well.todo farmers,
Both have been losing grain and barns by fire,
each accusing the other of arson till bad blood
showed Itself, which eliminated yesterday in the
killing OF Ham. Herbert Potter, fifteen years
old now under arrett says that with Alfred
Sweet, aged sixteen, and Ambrose and Fred
Brown, aged respectively fifteen and thirteen,
SOILS Of August Brown, he went TO a grove near
Mr. Browns house to pick plums when Mr. Ham
and histhree sons came running towards them
with guns and reVolvers, the old man crying "Ill
kill them and commenced firing. The Brown
boys, being armed, returned the fire until about
twenty Ave shols were exchanged, when the Ham
boys beat a retreat carrying with them their faith
or, who was fatally wounded, ball having pass.
ed through his lungs and coming out near the
spinal column. Ambrose Brown was hit twice, in
the arm and foot They are all under arrest,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
THE SHIP WENT DOWN,
And Nearly Two Hundred Human Beings Found
WateIy Grave.

And Nearly Two Hundred Human Beings Found
WateIy Grave.
CAPE Town, Africa, September 2-The Union
Mail steamer Teuton, with nearly 200 souls on
board, was wrecked near Guoin Point. Only q
persons were saved in the steamers boats. The
British corvette Dido has proceeded to the wrecti
The TeuOn arrived at Cape Town from England
on Monday, landed Rome and embarked other
passengers, and proceeded on her voyage to
Aigoa Bay and other ports. Gloin Point is near
Algoa Bay and is the scene Of the previous
wreck CT Union Mail steamer.
LONDON, September "A dispatch from Cape
Town states The wrecked steamer Teuton had
on board 147 passengers and a crew Of 80 persons
The vessel struck rock, but hoated of, and was
In the act Of putting back to port when she sank
A majority of those on board perilhen, All the
officers were nTOwned.
A correspondent at Cape Town says: Three
boats were lowered, one Of which 10 ndered
alongside the steamer, and the ether two have
arrived a. SimOndstOwn, containing % Of the
crew ana four passengers. The Union Steamship
Company states that twelve Of the passengers
were saved Another dispatch from Cape Town
says: The Teuton's boats, which arrived at ST.
mOnstOWn, lay on their oars till daylight, but
nothing was to be seen, ann 1t is feared the third
boat, with 10 women and children on board, is
lost. The captain struggled In the water ftr
some time, but finally sank.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
OUR FRENCH GUESTS AT YORKTOWN.

WARRINGTON, Sept "A letter has been received
by Colonel Corbin from Colonel Austin, Of the
Thirteenth Regiment, Of Brooklyn, saying that
his command will leave on Saturday, October l5
Col. Peyton, Of the Yorktown Centennial Associ.
alton, has eceiVed letter from the Marquis de
Rochambesu saying that he and Mme de Roch.
ambeAu expect to embark at Havre for America
on the oath inst, and that they will probably be
accompanied by staff officer Of President GreYy
q delegation Of six persons representing the Min.
lister Of Foreign Affairs, military delegation Of
one general officer and two or three aider.de
camp, Q naval de esation Of one Vice-AdmirRl
and Two or three staff officers, delegation from
the Nil ister OF Fine Arts Of several Of the best
artists and designers Of France, and a number Of
the family Of Lafayette, who will be invited to
Join the delegations. The French West India
Squadron will escort the delegations, which will
be under the genera charge Of M. 0utrey, the
French Minister.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
THE TEUTON DISASTER.

LOND ON, septS-A telegram 10 the Union Mail
Steamship Company confirms the accounts rela.
tive to the loss OF the steamship Teuton-thAt q
boat containing thirty women and children, Of
which It is thought at one time that there might
be some hope, was Swamped. The steamer Dan.
uhe has returned froll the search for the surYiv.
oTs from the wreck having discovered nothing.
The Corvette Dido Is still out In search. The sec.
retaTy Of the company writes that further inQuI-
ries relative to the passengers bound for KuysnR
have proved b, ybnd doubt that they were Rll, A
In number, on board Of the Teuton at the time OF
her loss, and only three were saved.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08

be the time selected for starting into counterfeit
ing, and the Convcs, seeirg that weak and
Vssciating administration, torn up with Internal
feuds, was in control, ran their trsde in bogus
money for all 1t was worth.
So far, no material development unearthed up
to twelve o'clock last night has been disproved,
On the contrary, the tfiicialF have weakened
their side very much by denying as they did
twice over on Saturday night that there had
been any Counterfeltlng discovered,
Conversation with Street Railroad Managers
and Others who handle large numbers Of small
coin show that an immense number OF these are
in circulation here. II is quite possible that Cap
tain Playford Of the night watch, was very much
under the truth when he mOdestly put the num-
Der at ten thousand
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
DEATH IN THE WILL.

ZALEsE1, o., Sept S-Fiank Jones and Henry
McKibbens both met with q horrible death this
morning while cleaning OUT well on the farm Of
Widow McKibbens, about four miles from this
place, McRibbens went down into the we'll and
was overcome by damps and fell, Jones had the
courage to 60 down and try 10 save his friend but
he had scarcely reached the Qottem before he too.
was stricken down, II was over two hours before
assistance reached them, and when they we're to
ken out life had fed. MoKibbens was q single
man; The SAD AFFAIR Casts gloom over the entire
neighboEhOod,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
REMARKABLE CURE BY FAITH AND
PRAYER.

ERIE, Pa, Sept 4-Mlss Mamie Leo, daughter OF
Prof Leo, Of the High School, who has be IN bed.
ridden for years and perfectly helpless with spin.
al disease, arose this morning and walked down
stairs perfectly well. The miracle is attributed to
prayer and faith. Two weeks ago Mrs, Rev. Kun.
the celebrated Clara Judd, Of Buffalo, cured by
prayer some tim ago, agreed 10 unite In prayer
for Miss Leo's restoration on or before September
10th. Your correspondent has frequently seen
her walk alone to church this morning The ex.
oItement was so great In church that lady nam.
ed Mrs. Orapps tainted
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
JEFF DAVIS ABROAD.

LONDON, Sept 5-The Globe says Jefferson Da.
Wis arrived at Liverpool on Sunday In the Bern.
ard Hall from New Orleans. he is not In good
health. A iter short stay at the Adelphia Hotel
he left for London by the Midland railway ex.
pTess, he declined 70 be interviewed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-08
DEATH OF GENERAL BUTLERs SON.

BOSTON, Tept l. Benjamin Israel Butler aged 27
years, ron Of Gen. Bel Butler, died today, Of
kidney diseste He was graduate Of west Point,
ella of 76, served in Ttxal in the Ninth United
States Cavalry and later was admitted TO the New
York bar and also to the bar Of Massachusetts,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1881-05-20
Cedar tsrOVe Items.

The wheat is looking very well especially
that in fallow ground
There were abundant apple and peach
blossoms in this section, it is possible that
we may have some cider next fall
Our new saw mill is in IA flourishing con
dition and is great benefit TO the neigh
borhood, as its owners are prepared TO do
all work at once
The Clarksburg band is in progressive
mood. Its members have ordered new suits
which they will receive in a few days Their
band wagon has been rebuilt. They are now
prepared TO give the public good music on
short notice.
Now that Local Option is in force, it
makes it very inconvenient for those who
have to use it in sickness. In one instance
we know of, a doctor was sent for by one
of our neighbors, IA laborer, and the man of
medicine prescribed whisky as one of the
remedies, and the man had to walk about
eight miles before he could get it, That was
tramp of sixteen miles for one piEt-what
a glorious privilege for freeman!
Mrs. A. Watkins was paralyzed on Friday
last She had walked to the spring to get a
cool drink Of water, and found shortly
atterward by a little boy who heard her
making strange noise. After his discovery
the boy ran to the fields where the men
were at work and informed them of the
fact, and when they got TO her they found
her partly in the spring and unable to get
out. She was carried to the house and u
physician was sent for but he could do her
no good. She fingered until Monday morn
ing about four O'Clock when dea tn relieved
her of her sufferings She leaves twelve
children and host of grandchildren and
great t-grand children. She had spent the
winter among her children and had returned
to her home this spring. She was re-
markable old lady.
fHnnSy