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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-10-28

A Great Problem.
-Eats all the Kidney and Liver
Medicines,
Tale all the Blood purifiers,
Take all the Rheumatic remedies,
Take all the Dyspepsia and indigestion
cures,
Tale all the Ague, Fever, and bilious
specifies,
-TaAe all the Brain and Nerve force
reuiUe1's,
-TaAs all the Great health restorers.
In Stort, take all the bost qualities of all
these. tEtta the best -
Qualities of all the best medicines in the
world, and you will find that -Hop
-Bitters have the best curative qualities and
powers of all concentrated
in them, and that they will cure when any
or all of these. singly or combined
Fail. A thorough trial will give positive
proof of this.
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trembled as she asked the question:
Is the young chieftain sorry that
the sweetheart came to greet him, else
why this sadness resting on his brew;
or in his absence has he wooed and
won gentler maiden?''
In all the land there dwells no other
love for Osse'o, no other name shall
linger on his lips when the Great
Spirit calls him hence to the happy
hunting grounds. The heart of Osse'o
mourns to think that change can come
to one who loves him so truly
EtNenemoo-sha jealousy guards her
noble warrior, fewer moons than three
have passed and brought broken
hearts and broken VOWS to those who
pledged themselves true in life and
death. Through all the day and night
Nenemoo-sha hears but the voice Of
Osse'o in the wind and in the waves,
and when she is dead she will sorrow
in the spirit if change should Come to
the heart of Osse'o. Then why does
Osse'o o wear this sadness on his brow?"
"Osse'o has come to take the lovely
sweetheart from her home and friends,
and from the graves of her loved ones.
The white man is driving the red man
from these happy hunting grounds;
the spirit of Osse'o cannot be happy
near the white mans lodge"
els Ossc'o not brave enough to re-
venge his wrongs?"
"Nenemoo-sha, the pale faces have
deceived the bold and proud Osse'o,
he hates them with the bitterness of
death; 'ere the change of many moons
he will be forced to leave these hunt
ing grounds and journey forth into q
strange country, far away from all his
youthful associations, and where now
the wigwam of Nenemoo-sha stands
the pale faced maiden will hasten out
to greet the one she loves. At the
command of the white man Osse'o
has fastened back to bear the news to
Nenemoo-sha. Come, lovely sweet
heart, to the other side of the Poto-
mac, Kcc-sha-mon-e-doo is soaring in
the tempest, but the heart and arm Of
Osse'o is brave, and union in death is
better than life to Osse'oi if separated
from Nenemoo-sha."
Lightly the little canoe moved swift
ly over the waters with the Indian
lovers, but the heart and arm of Os-
see were not strong enough to battle
with the current. The waters rose
with mighty force around the little
bark canoe, it capsized, and Osse'o
and Nenemoo-sha sank into the waves
of the waters in the land they loved,
and the Mon-e-doos (spirits who filed
the air) made them grave in the Po-
tomac just below the breakers, on the
spot now called Island Park. And
on this, their last resting place, their
friends (the wild birds of the forest)
planted the evergreens and flowers,
and the Great Spirit lifted their souls
on the sunbcams and waited them
home
"To the Islands of the Blessed,
To the Kingdom of POnemah--
To the Land of the Hereafter"
100,
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Poverty and Suffering.

"Iwas dragged down with debt, poverty and
suffering for years. caused by sick family and
large bills for doctoring.
ago, by the advice of my pastor, 1 commenced
using Hop Bitters. and in one month we were
all well, and none of us have seen a sick day
since, and want to say to all poor men, you
Bitters for less than doctors visit will cost.
! know it.''-A WoRKISGNIAS.
Es5g' Mono genuine without a bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with Hop" or Chops" in
their name.
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ss SMorE F1rLp." Oct. 6. ,84.

SMorE FIELD" Oct. 6, '84.
Dear Mr. EdHor:-I am little
girl whose father has taken your nice
paper for a number of years, and
when my teacher told me she thought
my composition on "Spring" ought
to be published, determined to send
it to you and ask you if you would
give it place in your paper. am
only twelve years old, and my teacher
thinks this composition is very good
for little girl only twelve years old.
Very truly, ADp1E SITES.
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THEY WILL SURELY FIND YoU.-They are
looking for yonaeverywherc. Drafts of air in
unexpected places, going from hot rooms to
In short anything which ends in Common
cold in the head" Unless arrested this kind
of cold becomes seated in the mucous mem
brane of the head. Then it is Catarrh. In
any and all its stages this disease always yields
to Ely's Cream Balm. Applied to the nostrls
with the finger. Safe, agreeable, certain.-
Price fifty cents
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness early
decay. loss ofmanhoOd. &c. 1 will send a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionery in
South America. Send aself-addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAS. Station, D. Nelo
York City. March 11th. 1S84F1y.
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LADT's Book q. a. Haulenbeek &

Co., Phila.1 for November is by common con-
ever been published. The frontispiece is fine
steel engraving of "The Morning Call" The
colored plates are unusually fine. In addition
to the usual designs, there are some beautiful
prints in silk applique work, and cut show
ing the interior of an elegant dining-rOom.-
The literary matter is excellent
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Hardened Liver.

Five years ago broke down with kidney
and liver complaint and rheumatism.
Since then have hcen unable to be about at
limbs were pnffed up and filed with water.
All the best physicians agreed that nothing
could cure me. resolved TO try Hop Bitters !;
have used seven bottles; the hardness has all
gone from my liver, the swelling from my
limbs, and it has a0cr1el a miracle in my case !;
otherwise would have been now in my grave.
j. w. MOHEY, Buffalo, Oct. l, 1881.
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Use Days Horse and Cattle Pow
der in all cases of general debility
among your animals. For pneumonia
it is without rival. In this disease
the substance of the lung is infamed,
and the animal must be treated with
great care. Price twenty-five cents
perpackage of one pound, full weight.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-10-28

FRS: AnFfts stopped free by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve RestOrer. No Fits after first days use
Marvellous cures. Treatise and S2.0 90 trial bot
tie free to Fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline 9S1
Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa Mar. 1e-1y.
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"To the Islands of the Blessed,
To the Kingdom of P0nemnh2
To the Land of the Hereafter
VIRGINIA.
October 9, 1884.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-10-28

HAnpEn's MAeAz1ns for Novembef Is num-
Der of unusual excellence, both In its letter
press and illustrations The publishers an
nounce a brilliant Christmas Number for De-
cember, representing the best contemporary
Iftersture and All Of America and England
They also Announce two new serial stories, to
begin in the January Number East Angels,"
by Mis- Constance Fenimore Woolson, the au-
thor of ssAnne." and an anonymous novel, en-
titled " At the Red Gloves" the latter.to be IL
Illustrated by G. g. Refnhart
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PRICE LIST
OF MY
Popular Brands of Cigars.

Smokers will always find my Brands First
Glass. Private Brands put up at short notice.
Thanks for past favors, soliciting orders.
Respectfully.
Harper's Ferry. ". Va.
Branch House, GIG 9th ST., N. W.,
June s, 1884. Washington. D. C.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-04

TEE PIRAxEs."-rhe oommi ttes ap-
pointed BY the Seattle Amateur 0psra
Company met Mn- Lsary. president OF
the Ladies' Il slisf Sociesy. last evening.
and il vas decided thai the company
should give their opera OF the Pirates
Of Psnzanoer a. Frye's 0psra House on
the evenings of December 18th and eth.
Thsrs viii be no palma or expense spared
10 render this bsausifnl opera IN sat
isfactory manner. The company has
beea veil drilled, and the orchestra OF
fourteen pieces are I'm the bess training.
The proceeds Of the Opera viii Be donA-
tea e . benedt 20 the Ladies kslief
Socisfy. Mrs- Leary. Miss Lizzie Fer
~. Mrs.. Merwin. Mra Blanchard. Mar
IAllian Bell. Miss Bowman and Miz
Allen have kindiy CONSENTED 10 Join the
chorus. vhich inssres thai important
feature a suecsss- There are ten polscs.
men and ten pirates In the chorus, and
AZ Ieass 50 persons viii take part IN ms
performances. T. n. Crawford, actina
a busiuees manager, wili Keep ths
pahlie fuily posted from time 20 tims
ana the advsssissmeuts viii appsaf u
due time. Professor T. n Hepburn
Who directs the sompary. yin hAss
ss~rythiae In sAtisfaetogy ahAps ~ ~
! 9esh e Dsoember.
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Yesterday 0sn. Aspsnwsal ss.ssssa TIA.
e nso. - sxeoutoe II his { AsDiuVsli'sl
fstnsr's suit aeainst defendaot On aen.
,emoef y, 1876, had an interview with
nuat1nessn " references 70 the claims
y az father's estate aesinst defend.
snt nis claim being Sof the dffRsreuos
eeswesn The price paid his father for
- Seec., and the price paid oehers sub-
eusntiy. Huntington said he could
NOS ses outside the advice Of counsel.
The Pteaasy Csunesi.
BlLrrMoRx, Dec. 3.-Thsss we're two
sessions Of tbs Plenary Council tsdsy.
ana zoe most important business Of TIE
session vas considered. For che re-
nsainder OF the ss9ioa only sruhbiah-
oPss Di&nops and mitred abhotn viii par-
ucipste IN the proceedings. The work
o. t1s tneslo1ians u complsted, and TIE
remainder Of the week will Be occupied
y sne complssion Of the work already
terminated. There will be no public
sessiou Tomorrow, and the Council will
Gloss 10 doors on Sunday sext.
csssasg she Eseessrai Vote.
ALBANY. Dec. 3.-The Presidential
Electors met this morning and east the
vote Of the State for Cleveland ma
Hendricks The Electoral COLLEGE, ~
Georgia. Florida. North Carolina, Min
nesota, Illinois, New Hampshire, Tndi-
ana and Ohio are all reported as having
met and east their ballots in acoordanee
With the popular vote Of their respect
i've States.
NEW Yozx, Dec. a-Dispatehes from
all parts stats that the Presidential
Electors Of the several States met TODAY.
cast their votes a. directed by the peo-
pie, and selscted messengers 10 convey
20 washington the result Of the ballot.
At the meeting Of the Electors In this
state at Albany, the PROCEEDINGS were
for an hour owing 20 the alb
sence OF John Defmax of Brooklyn and
Alvin Devereaux Of the Tweuty-sixth
District. The floor and galleries were
crowded as the time, and much dissp-
pointment was Expressed at the failure
Of the tso Electors to respond pres
eut" when their names were called.
EuRene Kelly. the banker, presided.
when his name was called 90 vote for
vice Prssident, he picked up q tick.
with Cleveland's name on IL and depos-
tied u with the others. One OF the
Electors detected the error ia time to
save Mr.. Hendricks from being cheated
out OF one Electoral vete. When the votes
we're announced cheers from the audi
ence were given. The returns we're
signed and Erastus Corning of Albany
was designated a. messenger to convey
the returns to Washington.
In New jersey the electors united In
recommending Attorney General Stock
ton as q proper representative of New
Jersey for a cabinet positioa In case
Cleveland should determine to select .
member Of bis cabinet from that state.
DENvER, Col. Dec. 3-The Presiden.
tial electors met ~ noon today and cast
Colorado's votes for Blaine and Logan.
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CsvGRgssuoSAL.
SENATE.


WAsHINeros, Dec. 3.-McP herson in
troduced bill to suspend the COR age
of silver dollars. Il provides that
and after the passage Of the act. the
coinage Of silver dollars shall be sus-
pended, and that tho Secretary Of the
Treasury shall be directed to reissue
any United States notes of denomina-
ton less than $50, and destroy all
United Slater notes of less deuomina-
tions than IS, and also to suspend the
engraving and printing of all such
notes. IL authorizes the Secretary of
the Treasury. upon the deposit of silver
bullion in such sub treasury a. he shall
designate. to Issue to the depositor
thereof silver certificates, having upon
their face the weight and market value
eft the silver 90 deposited. calculated in
United States gold dollars at the rate OF
425 g. 10 standard grains TO the dollar,
The Secretary ID also authorized and re-
quired ON presentation of any silver
certificates issued under the provisions
of the act by the legal holders, to re-
deem the same by delivering to deposit,
ors silver bullion of the weight and
fineness certified upon the certificate
and immediately cancel and destroy
such certificates.
Vests resolution of yesterday calling
for an investigation into the leases made
by Indians in Indian Territory, Wal
taken up,and an amendment was agreed
to, including within the scope Of the In
veetiQatiop leases Of land ON Indiar
reservations.
Plumb defended the Secretary of th'
Interior against the criticisms made b!
Vest yesterday, and hoped that the In
vestigation nov contemplated woult
result in the suggestion Of plan which
would reconcile the settlers and Indians
The resolution was then agreed to.
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gxcurEp ruersAxDs

Al, over the land are going into ecssscy
over DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
snmpsisn. The unlocked for recovery
~ shs siuelv use OF this great Life
saving remedy, causes them 10 80 near.
ix villa in iss praise. II 10 guaranteed
10 positively cure Severe Coughs: Colds'
x.shms. Hav Fever, Bronchitis. Hoarse.
mes. Ioss OF voice. or any anection OF
the Throat or Lnngs. TRIAL bottles Tree
A. A b. Stexsrt's Drug Store Large
size. 81.
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PACIFIC COAST.


knssssa's Case Nse nenmesseA.
- FnArczsco, Dee. 2.-Jndcs Iav-
- oeoaoed today mol 20 digmi~ tbe
esAfRe q assault % kill aQain1e 0eorrs
5on. Toe shooting af Adolon
11eec.e!s q tbs tims the latter shot -
wounded ~. B. De Youna. tn caae a
fos hearing Thursday afternoon
ne k1eessea In Arizsna.
= Tuc.os, Dec. 2--Oficisi rseurus silva
Bean, Republican, for dsIecnfe - Gcn-
Rrees. 67f7; Head, Dsmoerst. S5as.
Csnsal Rseassea.
A. v. Lsmeli, Mexican Consul At thi,
clhy, mas been recalled. Tbere vas
eae1 dissatigfscfioa With him amouc
Aexicans here. He has been assioned
: psace ~ The Once of FOREIGN AdsIrs.
- the City Of Mexico. His sucoessor
nae nos been appointed.
lie Aexican residents celebrated Iast
evening with bonfres and q pyrutechnic
aisp1ay, the inauguration Of Diax a
resident OF Mexico. They regard his
accession 70 power a. au1urin0 much
TOT toe future Of Mexico.
4 Rrsx Catcher Narasrea.
San fnAncIscs, Dec. 3.-Bspsisss Gal
lioni. an Italian frog catcher, vas found
dead early this morning With his head
split open from the blow Of q Ratchet.
The body vas discovered lyina in an
aiiey IN the Spanish quarter Of the city.
ne 10 believed 10 have been murdered
for small sum Of money which he had
realized on the sale Of hls catch of froos.
There b no elew 10 the murderer.
shippasg lsaeiiigence.
San FaAxc1sco. Dec. g. Arrived
British steamer Wellington, from De-
psrfure Bay bark Sierra Nevada. from
Port Townsend.
Saiied-British steamer Barnard Cas-
tle, Tor Nanaimo ship Occidental, for
Nanaimo; British bark HsIen Marion.
for Port Tosnsend.
PoRr TowssElTp, Dec. 3.-Arrived-
Barksntine Malay, from San Francisco.
PoRr BLAKKLY, Dec. a. Arrived
Bark Muriel, from Callao.
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Az I'VE OrxsA Housx-" Claire an.

AT TIE OrxsA Housx-" Claire and
the Forge Master" vas presented ct
the Frye Opera House by the Nellie
Boyd Company last evening. The audi
eues consisted Of about three hundred
PERSONS, which. considering that there
vere tvo other thsatrical entertainments
in the city, was ~ good a. could be az
pscsed. The program Of the evening
vas q genuine souvenir, printed eh
satin, with fringe border, mounted on .
cabinet sized csrd. tied with q double
Row knot, and ali deliciously scented
Nellie BOYD represented Claire fheo.
Rot srfs, John Middleton. the sesf-msde
man; Harry T. Loomis. Lord Amber
mere; wm. Marble. Mr. 9ould Smaie
tIsrsuce &. Holt. Hon. Cecil Brook
Ala: J. G. Da0an. Mr.. woodman
Cnss Myers. Capt. O'Conner; J. "
| D.vepport, Couns Lsgranes b. III.
Mann. Msuteomerv Nay Graham
C.autess Of Bradsmssds; Ella Marble
Mslisra Smals Addis Hols, Mary Mid
sleson Juiis Ross. Mrs Foster. and
Wm. Mitchell . servant. The part
vere sxeeilsnsly carried cot, the eutef-
s~tnm~1t b ina kcart,sy enjoyed BY thl
ssnpxuy cssssnt fssD osesnninet To- enc
a - dei,sbsfuI Surroundings and 90
$50. music Of the orchsssra sddinl
@asS 70 shs p,sAsnrs ef ~ evening.
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The following bills we're introduce
N lhe senate tsday and referred:
by Wfisou-PrUvidinQ that rsilway
postal CLERKS shall hereafter be appoint
"a for o probationary term Of from
three 20 nine months, and il the record
o. service and conduct made il thai
tins y aAtiafactoey, their permanent
apposnt~eut shall Be made, subjecs 10
renewal for oause.
By Dolph-Makine Portland. Or.
and Port Townsend. W. T., ports 70
which the act in relation 10 the imme-
date transportation Of dusiable goods
applies
By Miller Of New York-Aufhorixinc
the President 20 place Breves Major
General william W. AveriIi on the re-
tired list Of the army, with rank ana
pay OF Colonel. Also, bill providing
that the words Confederate cruisers. !"
u tne ACT establishing the Court Of
Commissioners Of Alabama Claims
shall b construed and held to include
for all purposes Of said act any and all
vessels. and ofncers and crews Of YES
seis, and organized expeditions acting
~ s0ch BY authority Of the late So
called Confederate Governmeut, or any
OF it, Officers. BY which vessels or car
Rses Of loyal citizens Of the United
States were captured or DESTROYED on
the high seas. and that the act be CON.
strued 70 include any waters within the
admiralty Jurisdiction Of the United
States. IL further provides that any
case already heard involving the cues
ton of Confederate cruisers shall be re-
opened and rehcard upon due notice.
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WASHINGTON.


MAs1uqTux, Dec- 1-Hueh Mccall
20. o. Aaxyl1nd. % Be Sscsssary az
- Ire1anfy Frank Ha3son. a Iowa.
roRmaseer Gsneral 0snssal Sohuylsr
Sscsoy, Of New York, Fra Assisiaut
foeemasfsr 6ene1al; James Harlan, a.
Iowa. PresidinR Judge Of the Cours al
Soum1ss.oners u Alabama Claims !:
wm- l. ScraQRA Of Georgia, Envoy
Exfraordinary and Minister PIeniuo.
sentiasy Of Ne United States 10 The
United Stats Of Colombia; y. e. II.
bAkss. Of Illinois, Minister Resid-nt
and Conenl Gcnssai Of the United
states 20 Venexunla.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Farm for Sale.

GOOD STOCK. DAIRY AND GRAIN
~ farm for sale: 800 acres situated i've
miles north Of Oak Harsor. Island county,
w. T.; 100 acres under cultiGation In
meadow and pasture; good barns large
comfortable house; $50 bearing fruit
fer selling 1t entire. For terms, which
are reasonable. apply on premises.
H. @. PEAK,
no22dwlm Oak Harbor. w. T.
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On motion of Cabb the Senate
amendments to the House bill forfeit
ing the unearned land grant Of the At
lantic 4 Pacific Railroad Company was
non- ooncurred in.
On motion of Randall The House went
into COMMITTEES Of the whole, Cox OF
New York in the chair, on the bill max
ing temporary provision for the naval
service. No amendment vas offered to
the bill and no discussion had, Randall
merely making q statement that the
total appropriation FOR the support of
the navy for the current fiscal year was
SIS, So, l66. reduction Of x25S. 26s from
the appropriation Of the previous year.
The conmittee rose aud the bill passed,
and the House resumed confederation
Of the Inter State Commerce bill.
Seymour, Q member Of the Commit
tee on Commerce. supported the bill OF
the committee. He said keagsn's sub
ssitute was 90 strict az 10 interfere with
| the laws OF trade.
Long. another member Of the COM
mittee, next addressed the House. af-
| firming that Legislation on the subject
! OF interstate transportation was deeir-
able, and demanded that the question
| should be discussed and considered with
care. There was no subject ut which an
| impassi stoned orator could fre bis gun
with q louder report for q small load o.
powder than the railroad system. Id
| favored the establishment Of an inter
stafe commission, which should hav'
supervision Of interstate commerce
Peters cited instances OF wrongs per
pesrated BY railroad companies upcf
the producing classes Of the country by
unreasonable charges for freight trans
portatiou, and declared that remedia
legislation on the subject was inpera
lively demanded. Such remedial iegis
lation was contained IN the provisions
of the bill under consideration. ID
strongly favored the commission plan
Al she conclusion Of Peters remark
the subject went over until tomorro.
Ii vas ordered that when the House I'D
iourn tomorrow 10 adjourn 10 meet Of
Monday next.
Adjourned
4
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Bosrox, Dec. 3.-The American Bell
Telephcue Company today declared the
usual dividend OF Is per share. payable
January Is. 70 stockholders Of record Of
January slst, and an extra dividend
PAYABLE December 18th. 20 sseckholders
Of record a business today. The latter
action caused jump in the stock.
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Il 10 the opinion Of Q number Of the
members Of the House COMMITTEES on
Naval Affairs that no action will be
taken by the COMMITTEES on the recent
Recommendations Of officials Of the
Navy Department for appropriations
for new vessels for the navy. They
also think the recommendation will
not be favorably considered by the
HonRa COMMITTEE ON Anoropriakiona
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VrcroRIA, Do. 2. - The steamship
Mexico sailed for San Francisco tsdsy,
taking as passeneers from this place
child, Mrs q Walton. Wallace Taylor,
u Il Martin, Captain II ,rion. Mrs
Clements, q Il vaahoms, Mrs Perkins
and child. John Csmpbeli. J Il Cohen.
Oxar Ambs. Mrs Mccoy, Urquhart,
Mrs A b Cook, Mira Z Q Walton. ] b
Gardner, T p Borden, Wan Struther.