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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-04

Investigation into the affairs of the
late Matthew Kobb of Pennsylvania,
who died "A few days ago, has brought
to light SI2j,0 of forged bills of
Iading, which Mr.. Kobb lately negoti-
ated at the banks. He had been
member of the Philadelphia CONNER
cial exchange for the past 20 years.
His credit was good.
The University of Chicago, endowed
by Stephen A. Douglas, is financially
embarrassed. The Union Mutual In
surapce Company of Augusta, Me-,
holds a mortgage for Sl50,000 on the
property, and foreclosure is threat
ened.
The Fall River operatives keep very
ouiet about the proposed strike, but it
is said that their arrangements are
made, and that they will strike from
five TO ten mills when the time comes.
Il is possible that the strike may net
occur for six weeks, and the hands
hope that prices may advance and SO
lead the manufacturers to raise their
wages.
The Merchants National Bank of
Boston, having the largest circulation
of any in the country, on Monday re-
tired half a million in view OF tho
threatened passage of the Funding
bill.
Secretary Sherman has issued the
10lst call for per cent. bonds for the
sinking funds the aggregate amount is
S25, 100000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-04
HAYDEN's CRIME.

The crime for which Edwin C.. Hay
den paid the penalty of his life was
caused by combination of circumstan-
ces resulting from an unhappy mar
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PRICES OF RAG CARPET AT
Ramsey's Mandatory.
SOUTH uNIoN sr., LAMBErrvILLE. n. J.
GOOD carpet at ~ and Is cts. per yard.

good carpet at AZ and Is cts per yard.
thicker chain at 81 cts. per yard
Good wool stripe carpet at 90 cts. per yard.
little better at IS cts. per yard.
And the handsomest rag carpet, with three Atwood
Stripes AZ inches wide, not part cotton make the
stripe look wide with new calico rags If you wish at 70
cts. per yard.
] do not make any low grades Of carpet and would
not If any one should order one for l want meet
those that sell at my place again.
NOW few words a5out Ingram carpets, as there Is
more deception In this class Of goods than any other
make of carpets,
represent agent one of the largest carpet st1res
In Philadelphia. sell this carpet from samples. with
u guarantee what | represent the carpet to be, If
not 50, no sale. make one grade OF Ingram that is
called super" This carpet can be made with cotton
chain, hieh selling at 66 cts worsfed chain the
same grade % cts extra super cotton chain very good
carpet Ii cts. 1t is y pair carpet Come and ask
me what mean by u pair, and pick out Of my stock
of samples and ask all about the different kinds OF
yarns that they made OF, ard If do not tell you
correct will make you present of % yards Of full
Extra Snpef worsted chain, which is worth to-day
my place 90 per yard In buying Ingran carpets 1t
is well to know what they made of
je 8, 1m
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
T he AmWell National Bank

AT LAABERTVILLE
In the State of New Jersey the close of business
June Both, 1851.
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THE RECORD.
CLARK PIERSoN, Editor.
Lambertvtlte, N. u. July @, 1891.
THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINA TON
or THE PRESIDENT.

1t is unnecessary for us to give in detail an
account of the attempted assassination of
President Garfield Every one has doubtless
read the full reports in the daily papers 1t
is sufficient to say that on last Saturday
morning, as the President was entering the
Baltimore Potomac r. r. depot at Wash
ington, for the purpose of taking pleasure
trip to some of the New England states he
was twice shot at by a half-crazy fellow NAM
ed Chas. Guiteau. One of the balls it is sup
posed passed through his liver and has not
been found by probing. The President fell to
the floor and was supposed to be in dying
condition for some hours, but his strong con-
the time of going to press to-day, the tele-
graph reports a marked improvement in his
condition. Although still in great danger,
there are strong hopes that he will recover.
This event has produced all over the coun-
try the most profound feelings of Sadness
and Republicans alike, there has been shown
a feeling of sympathy with the President and
his family that is credtable to both head and
heart. In the presence of SO great a calamity
and crime, party feeling and fractional ami
mostly have been banished and all join in de-
testation of the act and in praying for the res
toration of the head of the nation.
From all the evidence that can be gathered,
it is certain that the attempted assassination
had no political Specification, and was the act
of Guiteau alone, without any accessories
whatever
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DEATH TO WORMS

l.. F. KUNKEL'S WORM SYRUP never fails to ties-
troy pin seat, round thread and stomach worms This
Worm Syrup pleasant, safe and etIectua remedy
for el kinds Of worms. As most of the medicines
offered TO the public being preparations nauseating
and dsagreeae to the that Il Is almost impossible
to get child to take them 1t Is the most desirable
remedy that can be given for 1t has neither the
taste smell of medicine and can be given to the
most delicate infant with perfect safety. The general
symptoms OF worms are sallow complexion with
blush circle around the eyes enlargement Of the alb
domen and stomach, itching nj the aud and anus,
headache sick stomach foul breath, gnawing pains in
the stomach and bowels irregular appetite startnes or
grinding OF the teeth while asleep, &C. 1t is lamen-
table fact that hundreds of hdren hurried the
grave on account OF the above symptoms often being
been saved simply from the OFF, + Kunkel's Worm
Syrup II Is undoubtedly the valuable worm syrup
that can be had for all kinds of stomach seat thread
and pin worms Can be used by old and young; adults
are as likely to have worms children (Dr Kunkel
is the only successful MUSICIAN in this country who re-
aud no fee until remoyed) Price of the Worm Syrup
81 or bottles for IS. Go Tape Worm write and con-
suit the doctor For all others buy of your druggist
the Worm Syrup aud If he has It not send to Dr. H. f.
kunke 259 N Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by
mail free, send three cent stamp.
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA.
E. +. Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron, sure cure for
this disease 1t has been prescribed daily for many
years IN the practice OF eminent physicians with u-
and rising of food, dryness In mouth, headache dzz
ness, sleepessness and low spirits Get the genuine
Not sold In bulk only in 81 bottles bottles for So
Ask your druggist for Il. f. Kunkels Bitter Wine Of
Iron and take no other. II he has 1t send pro-
pretor, Il. i. kunkel 259 N. Ninth ST., PHILADELPHIA
Pa. Advice free; enclose three cent stamp Aschen-
bach Miller, Sole Agents, Sd and Callowh streets
Philadelphia Pa. ie 10. Snl,
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WHAT THEY LEAD To.-Kidney troubles
and liver troubles, unless checked in time by
DR.. David Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy"
will end in constipation, piles, rheumatism
and gravel. The latter are ailments of very
serious character. "Favorite Remedy /" acts
upon the disordered kidneys and liver with
quickness and certainty. 1t is Natures own
device for this purpose. Ask for it when you
are next in the store, or write to the Doctor
at Rondout, N. Y. je. 30, ct.
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Paid Common Pleas Judges:
Alexander Wurts 500 90
John j. Jones $50 90
James r Huffman So $500 90
Pad County School Supt aud Examiners:
X Swackhamer, Supt. Si2S3 6S
Geo. Fleming, Examiner 80 rs
Oliver III Hoffman 80 To- 81 sos Is
Two-Sili school tax si2,oss IS
School money paid Township Collectors;
state appropriation $S,22S 90
Two-mi school tax 81 1868 81
Interest on Surplus revenue 3,297 A. $40 $50 IS
VIM. W Swayze, County Collector.
Salary for County business $500 90
Commission on School money 453 O5
Distributing Laws 50 o. sos Q5
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THE MARKETS.
Lam oertville. July 6. 1881.
MARRIAGES.


HEATH-HARLE.-At Launbertvle, N. j., July I'd,
1881 by the Rev. Elvin X. Smith, Albert Heath OF
New Hope, Pa, and Miss Lille Jane Harle Of LAM
bertvle, daughter of William Harle, of Phlpsburg,
Nj
MMERMAN--LINDABERRY june 25, by Rev.
Fred. Bloom. George zimmerman, of Pottersville, To
Mary E. Lindaberry, of Vlelts Mill.
BABBITT-HANN--sIay IS, by Rev. J. s. Findly, ID.
d., John Lester Rabbit, of Newark, to Ella, eldest
daughter of C. r. Ham, Esq, formerly of Lambert
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DISCOUNT ON TEMPORARY LOANS.

July a. Hunterdon County National Bank ss7 90
| Hunt. Co. Natl Bank, oyerdralt, 8 90
| Aug II, Clinton National Bank II so
| rs, Hunterdon Co. National Bank ~ 90
"" ~ vile, on County tax adsanced IS ~
! Nov. ~, Clinton National Bank 20 90
| Dec. l. Hunterdon County National Bank u 90
| g. Hnnterdon County National Bank 30
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The agency for the celebrated DOMES-
TIC SEWING MACHINE is now at Moore's
Book Store, where the machines may be seen,
and bought on accommodating terms.
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State of New Jersey county Of Hunterdon, IS.
l, VIM. v. Cooley, Cashier Of the abose-named bank,
do soemny that the above statement is true
the best of my knowledge and belief
VIM v. COOLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before this 9TH day of
July, 1884,
HUGH B. ELY,
Master in Chanceiy, State of New Jersey.
CoRREcT-Attest:
]. PATTERSON SMITH,l
r. Ii. VAN HORN Directors
g. LAKE
July c. lssi-it.
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Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M
w. Cooley's. d6.tf
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A New Jersey editor appearing in new
suit of clothes the other day, was asked if
he had found one of Wanamaker's balloons.
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DEATHS.

HENRY. AT Lebanon, June II, 1881, Miss Layna o
Henry, aged go years. months, and 1 days.
BODINE-At Orange, N j., June 30th, 1881, Joseph s.
Bodine formerly or bennington, in the SD year Of
his age.
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Gee week In your town Terms and s. outfit
epOU free. Address III. HALLETr Co, Portlan d
Mainn Fog 1Y
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Hannah NerIus


REOAPITUL5TION.
Statement SsowiRg tie amount of County Er-
penses fer The Year Ending May 10, 1881.
Election Expenses 1851 IS
Interest county debt 4s3i2 30
Miscellaneous bills 2,27G 81
Asylum bills 9,046 80
Public buildings 296 66
Blank books and Stationery $40 81
Printing and advertising 3S4 80
Inqnests 216 30
Court expenses 7104 So
Discount on temporary loans 373 n
County Supt and Examiners 1905 10
Amount paid on county debt 1000 90
Boarding prisoners 1857 Is
Bridge expenses T,746 SO
Freehoders' bills for service $3.50 SO
Interest surplus paid township
collectors a.2s7 4s
County Collectors salary and percen tage on
school money and distributing laws
and documents 9O3 05
Total receipts &17C,3Sf 70
Total payments 1864 %
Amt on haud May 10, 1881 s7,7i7 81
WILLIAM w. SwAyzE,
County Collector.
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minutes in reciting verses from mem.
DRY. This was an interesting exercise,
all taking part.
The President appointed as COM
mittee on resolutions. Rev Charles
MeDermoth, DR. G. II Chsnce and Mrs
II < Hines
Doctor Atkinson introduced the
subject of Bibe History ga Geog-
raphy. dwelling on the subject Ct geog
rsphy In the course of his remarks
be showed that the faith built on dates
was Of little avail, while geography OF
sacred things brought him in close
union of feeling with the sacred things
themselves. The essay was full OF rich
thought and vivid description.
Mr. johnson. Of Seattle, next pre-
sented the object of The worships of
the Sunday School, dwelling princi-
pally on the thought that wherever the
Bible was God was there. and the
ground was holy; that the worship in
the Sunday Schools should be devout
but without can't; that the spirit of
levity in holy things pains God, be-
CAUSE IL pains LAS Suiuicus ouu hhnt ~
is not the numbe. in the Sabbath
School that brings appreciation from
God. but the number that are saved.
1t was decided to leave the place
Of meeting for the next session in the
hands of the Executive Committee.
The report of the Committee on
Statistics for Washington was received.
The report of the Resolution Conn
mittee was then received. as follows:
Res0lced. That the thanks of this
Convention are hereby rendered to the
President Of this body. to the orsanist,
Miss E Whitworth, aud the choir, to
President Anderson. of the Washington
University. the press of Seattle for fs
vors and the citizens Of Seattle for their
Christian hospitality.
ResOlUed, That the thanks of this
Convention are hereby rendered to the
various transportation companies for
half fare rates, and to the Presbyterian
Church of Seattle for the use of its
building
A praise service Of half an hour was
pronounced aud the Convention al =
journed.
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THE LAcoSSER CoURT.-The Court
at Lsconner ended on Friday. and
Judge Greene and A,tor eys Evans,
Hsines and Mcknight came home on
the Susie. The business Of the term
was shurried through. and decisions
withheld. One indictment only was
found. it being for selling liquor to In
dams. and no arrest being made no
trial ensued. The principal cases were
those of Calhoun sginst Gillilsnd and
Munks against Best. which were ar
gued and submitted. There Was one
jury trial only. Several small civil
cases were beard. as we'll as equity
and referee business
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REAL EsTATE.-The following are
the transactions in real estate. as re-
corded in the Auditors office. since our
last report:
Chas Myers to Geo E Budlong. lot
8. block II. Terry's addition. for $3.50
NJ Pontius to Fred Z Sander. lots
l. 2, 8, block 9, Fairview. for $3.50.
. j Stewart and A A Beel lots Z, 8,
ii and II, block IA. heirs of A Bells
first addition, for 5000.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

FINERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
i King. ss.-ln the Probate Court OF said King
county.
deceased.
No. 2ll-Notice is hereby given by the under
sigLed. Administrator OF the Estate OF Lemuel q.
Gray, deceased - the creditors Of and all perEons
having claims against the said deceased 10 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within one year
after The first publication OF this notice. 10 the said
Administrator. ae his residence 1T Port Madison,
Kitsap county. Washington Territory, or tho same
viii be forever barred.
Dsted July 10th. 1881. -
CHARLES McDERMOTH
Administrator OF the Estate OF Lonuel @. Gray
deceased. IFS 4W
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BoUaHT A BLoCK.-Yestsrday Mr. B
Gatzert purchased from the Mcknight
Brothers. DIR Smith aud J II Blanchard,
block IS in Mcknight and Terry's ad-
dition. situated on the hill near the
Coppin place. paying $1,000 in gold
coin for it. The block is beautifully
situated, aud commands a fins view of
the Sound. the city aud surrounding
country. We expect to zee ct no dis
tsnt day magnificent residence reared
upon this property.
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TWO or MORE SURGEONS

OF the Pacific Surgical Institute. 305
Kearney street, San Francisco. will be
at the New England Hotel. in Seattle,
August 10th. 18th and 18th. and at the
Central Hotel. Port Townsend. August
Goth. 2lst and 22d. fully prepared to
treat all cases of Spinal Disease, Knee
and Hip Disease. Club Foot, Crooked
Limbs, Paralysis. and all Chronic and
Surgical Diseases AS this Institution
is unequaled in facilities for the treat
ment of these affections. all who are
interested should not fail to see these
Surgeons
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


U. LAID oFFIcg Al OLYMPIC. W. TIL
July 8th, 1881.
MO ICE IL HrREBY GIVEN THAT GEOkGE
LV W. Stevenson has filed notice OF intention 10
make hnal proof before the Clerk OF the District
Court, at his Office In Snohomish City, w. T. ON
Saturday, the 10th day Of August AID. 1881, on
Homestead application No. 1914, tor the ny OF
NWA: zen OF NWA d MEN Of So of Section
20, Township - north, range east. Ne names ~
witns W II War; W W Larriner. Asa Davis
and William Whitfield. all OF snohomish snoho-
mish county, w. T.
ji6-5w J.T.BRowN. Register. !;
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PROBATE NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

TRRRrT SaHN OF WoAssEH1TSSSsroN. Ir
Tn THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID KING
i County.
No. 24l-fn the matter of the Estate Of Lemue
c. Gray deceased. Order to show cause on sale
of real estate
Charles MeDermo'h, Administrators of the estate
OF LeIuuel G. Gray, deceased, having on this 2lst
day OF July. 1881, filed his petition herein duly
verified, praying for order of sale of the real
estate OF said decedent. for the purposes therein
set forth. aud II appearing TO the Court by said
petition that there Is personal estate Whatsoever
IN the hands OF said Administrator, and that IL IL
necessary to sell the real estate of said deceased
and the expenses Of administration; and II appear
ing further TO the Court that said petition con.
forms In all respects to the requirements OF law
IL is ordered by the Court that ali persons inter-
ested in the estate Of said deceased appear before
our sa III Probate Court ON
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Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

NOTICE IL Hereby GIyEN THAT, IN COM.
~ pliAnce with the provisions Of the Act OF Con.
gress approved June ,, 1878. entitled An Act for
the sale Of Timber Lands in the states Of Califor.
mia. Oregon. Nevada and Washin gton Territory %
Ella A. Fenlason. Of snohomish county, Wishing
ton Territory, has this day flied In this Office hts
Application to purchase the SEN OF NWk, NEk
of sWh and M Of REh Of Section No. Is, in
TowDship no. 81 north, Range No. 4 east of tho
Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land. any portion thereof, ara hereby
required to file their claims in this ofics with u
sixty tdOl days frsm dat hereof.
Given under my band, st my ON q In Olympus,
this the 10 h dav OF July. AID. 1881.
J. =. BROWN,
j30-liw Register Of the Land Once.
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A Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure OF Consumption and all dis
eases that lead to IL, such ~ stubborn Coughs,
neglected Colds. BrODe hits. Hay Fever. Asthma.
pain In the side aud chest, dry hacking cough,
tickling In the throat Hoarseness. sore Throat,
and all chronic lingering diseases of the throat
and lungs DR. kIsa's NEW DISCOVERY has no equsl
and has established for itself worldwide reputa.
use IL in their practice The formula from which
IL is prepared Is highly recommended by ell med.
zeal journals. The Clergy and the press have com.
plimented IL In the most glowing terms. Go 10
. regular size for 81. For sale by Kellogg 4 An.
derson, the druggists, Seattle Hodge. Davis Co..
Portland, Wholesale Agents.
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SAILING OF THR WILLAMErrE.--The
steamer Willamstte will sail for San
Francisco this morning at S o'clock,
taking $500 tons Of Seattle coal and the
following list of passengers: w .
Davidson. Chas Kinnear. w p Sander
son, ] = Condor, Mrs jackson. q III
Whitworth. A Il Field. Miss Nellie
Willard, Frank Mcclellan. Miss No
Lellan, L d Frank. Mrs s Frank. WIN
Prank. Hugh McGinnis, X BORNE, i
w Smith. L Esrton, Hattie Mcclellan,
Walter McLellaE. Lena Mcclellan.
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MONDAY. August 22d. 1881 ,

At ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day, at the
courtroom of cur said Probate Cour', in the city
of 3 Attle in said King county, then and there to
show cause az any they have) why an order
should not be grant TO the said admin isrator to
sell much Of the real estate of said deceased an
shall be- necessary and requisite TO pay the charges
and debts aforesaid. Aud
IL is further ordered tina. copy of this order
to show cause be published at least four success.
sive weeks before said 22d day of August. 1881.
in the WEEKLY INrELIIGFNCER. 4 newspaper print
ed and published In said King county, and of gen.
eral circulation in said county ard Territory.
Done in open Court July II. 1881.
l. M. HALL,
Judge of the Probate Court.
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GRAND 0PESrSa.-TLe Arlington
House will be opened in grand style to
the public on Monday evening. 4
general invitation to all is extended to
call and look over the house from 8 10
1880 o'clock. Good music will be in
attendance for those who enjoy dane.
ing. A splendid supper will be spread
at II o'clock. for which small charge
viii be made. The house is in splsn-
did shape aud presents an elegant APP
pearance.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-PuDlic
services will be resumed today. Preach
ing by the pastor at IL am. In the
evening at hslf-past seven DR. Atkinson
will conduct the service. Sunday
School at half-psst twelve. A oondial
invitation is extended.
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NichOIs,s InfaIlIbIe Infection,

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manently every case of Gonorrhea,
elect and Whites. no matter of how
long standinR.if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale by Kellogg & An.
derson, wholesale and retail druggists.
Seattle. w. T.
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Just received by express from Ham
llton. Pratt s. Co. New York, few
dozen ladies' and misses shoes, the fin
est ever brought to the city. Call and
see them. TREEN & RAYMOND,
il Nv Front Street.
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Buy your gents furnishing goods,
hats. caps aud cigars at j. A McPhee's.
He keeps q fine stock. and sells cheap.
Call and examine goods. Next door to
Schwabscher Bros 81 Co. s, Commercial
street, Seattle, W. L. diff
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HoNE AaAiN.-Dr. Weed arrived in
Seattle yesterday from east OF the
mountains, coming. in company with
his son, via the Green river pass. Mrs.
Weed and family arrived last week,
after an absence Of nearly year.
The doctor intends to remain in Sc
attic. and will go into practice again
in due time.