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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

organization in this county, and to-day tho
following order was announced.
Meclie,lbvrg Camp, Attention
The officers will meet ut the courthouse
on Tuesday the 10th at IL NJ. to arrange Tor
proper tribute of respect TO our late COM
maiider-in-chief, President Davis.
II. BARRINGEB,
Acknowledgement Commanding.
D. @. Marcel, Adjutant.
All the stores in Charlotte. will close du-
ring the hour set Cor the funeral, and a
mass-meeting will be held to formulate
suitable resolutions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
Portsmouth,.
fsneclal telegram 20 the DlspAtch.l

Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. Va, December The City
Council of Portsmouth met tonight and
took suitable action regarding the death OF
President Davis by appointing a commit,
tee TO draft resolutions, and Stonewali
Camp. of Portsmouth, met tonight, ard
appointed committee of ten to make ar
rangements for memorial service on
Wednesday for the whole people OF PORTS
month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
Ivnchhhnrr Veterans Act.

Special telegram 20 tho Dispa'ch.
LYNcHBuRG. Va. December samuel
Garland Camp, Confederate Veterans, held
a meeting tonight and drafted resolutions
of respect to the memory OF jefferson Da-
Wis and appointed committee to confer
with Mayor Manson IN respect TO puphc
demonstration on the day of the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
A Veteran Regiment.
,c...t., ,oto,r,c, N the Dispafrh

SALISBURY. December 7.--Adiutant c. X.
Barker. of the Rowan Confederate veteran
regiment, has called the regiment TO meet
here on December 18th to hold memorial
services and take part in the funeral exer-
cises in honor Of the late President Jeiter-
son Davis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
FROM LEXINGTON.
How the News Was Reeeived-Mr. Davls's
Visits to That Place.
Especial telegram TO the Dispat,h.l


LEXINGTON, Va, December Last
nights Dispatch brought the first news OF
Jefferson Davis's death, and the announce
ment spread 10 all parts OF the town IN q
short time, crowding out all other subjects
and was at once the all-absorbing topic,
discussed in the hotels and all the. public
places by the people, who fingered TO re-
call the events of Importance in the long
life Of the great statesman. The news. OF
his death in large measure was surprise,
as all were led to believe that he was likely
10 be spared TO a longer life. The people
OF Lexington honor the name and memory
of the great ex-President of the Confede-
racy along with that of the two illustrious
sons of Virginia, Lee and jackson, who
sleep the last sleep in our soil, and the pa
triotism of the old Confederate veterans,
so numerous in this section, finds express
sion in deep sorrow at this dispensation
of Divine Providence.
GENERAL GLOOM.
general gloom envelopes this commu-
.;tv and Tho Town that sent the iuyiucible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
Bronchitis.

mr.. D. c AtCANN DuPsteh 0Ger, R'ea'
m0nd, a., sgylis5.
Ikate nrrf Il. n. c. Tonic fer catarrhal
6yprohihs. I7ca5 Tryy DHch yedEcr2. a1dJsf-
fryra 1gi16 a hack,1g cough /haur Hs<a0nlyfsro
60Ilrs Of tie Z0rie and an greatly 6rDrJffrd.
Ihase no coagl; NY a9b1ffe and aigrffTon q,
nosO goof, ami altogether IfceIhks HTiO man.
Igitb the nss Of a ffa0 mo,s 6offltJ / rrfecf 10
b, <nfysly yrHoyra. I cierytI.iIy yre0wmrsf
nr preparation at a VS,y Safc,I0r foHie and
aL'syGnVe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
Charlotte Veterans.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch-l
CHARLOTTE, n. c., December 7,-Jeher-
son Dayis's funeral at New Orleans next
"wednesday will be generally observed
throughout this section.
The ex, Confederate veterans have aisrgs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
THE JEFF. DAVIS MANSION.
New Information and Observations Con-
corning IL.

7, has been thought that the Confede-
100 ~ ,,residentiaI masion was built some
where between the years 1910 and ISL !;
Int Mrs I. Pendloton, principal OF me me
Central School (Which now occupies the
Suiidino0 told Dispatch reporter yester-
dSy that this was evidently a mistake. =, a
s 10y time AGO an elderly lady visited the
mansion and told him that II was POSITIVE
ly built in 1906, and she herself WAS mar
RED in the parlors of the residence; hod
In those days, she said, the ouiIuih lsaa as'
only two stories. A th'rd STORY was 49, 4,
va, ~ turned into a school-hVuse.
OTHER CHANCES.
The eastern basement-room during . s ,v;n
dent Dayis's occupancy was uscu q :, wsstbe
ts sn alnn On the other the wine cellar The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
The Ancient Capital VIII Pay Tribute
,,.-,---.... % ,ha pt.na,-h

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, December 7.-On
Monday County Court day. mass-meet;;
mo of the citizens of the town and
comfy will be held TO take suitable ac-
ton in regard to the death of ex-President
Jefferson Davis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
ACTION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Senator Daniel Invited To Deliver al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Respect.

Soon after Yesterdays session OF the
Senate opened Mr.. 4. ". Harrison, OF VIM
chester, offered the following,
" Resolccd Nhe House of Delegates con
currinr). That Hon. John w. Daniel be
invited to deliver an address upon. the HE
and character and services OF the late Jel-
ferson Davis, late President OF the CON,
federate state, of America, in the hall Of
the Houseof Delegates. at such time during
the present session OF the Legislature as ne
NAV Designate; and that committee Of
two on the part of the Senate and three on
the part Of the House be appointed to wait
upon the Hon John ". Daniel and extend
him the invitation and make necessary AZ
rangements.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

Tyerybody has heard OF horse laugh
Int who has ever seen an eqITin0 gifted with
tne Doygcr OF speech Such an animal would
be pronounced a miracle, but so would inc
telegraph and the telephone hundred yesTs
ago. Why, even very recently cure Tor con,
sumption, which Is universally Acknowledged
10 be scrofula affecting che lungs, would nave
heen looked upon rs miraculous. but now peo-
nile are beginning To realize that the disease
Il not incurable. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discoye-y will cure IL, If taken In time and
eiyen a fair trial This world-renowued rem
sdy will not make new lungs, but IL will re-
store diseased ones 10 a healthy state when
other means have failed. Thousands grate-
fuIly testify TO this. It is the most potent
tonic. or strength restorJr, Alternative, or
blood-cleausef and nutritFve. or fesh-buiider.
known 10 medical science. For Weak Lungs,
enittinr OF Blood, Bronchitis, Asthma. Ca
tarrh iT the Head. and all Lingering Coughs,
n ia an uncqualed remedy. In arrangements
Of Tie stomach. liver and bowels, a. lndiges-
tion. or Dyspepsia. Billousness. or Liver
Complalnt." Chronic Diarrhea. and kindred
ailments. ( Is u sovereign remedy.
F-zz-<zn<.zznsz~rs~~a Golden Medical Dis
lnUEDaETrcn 1 covery" = the only ned
t6uHhhn tkD. icine Of is class,. sold
E~uxu-.-...-....l by druggists, under u
printed guarantee, from the manufact-
urers. that IL win bene1t or cure In every case
of disease for which 10 Is recommended, or
money paid for it viii be promptly refunded
Copyright 1855 by WosLD's DIS. hsn ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
DANVILLE'S SORROW.
TIL. last Cabinet OIeetins-A Request

DANvrILE. December 7.-Danvlle people
are sorelv grieved at the death of jefferson
Davis. 1t was here that Mr. Davis held
his last Cabinet meeting, and from tins
point he fed from the Federal forces. III,
was entertained 10y Major Sutherlin, and
Mrs. Sutherlin offered to share her last
sum of money with Mr.. Davis; but he de-
nenniless. Major Sutherlin to-day tele-
granhel his sympathies 10 Mrs. Davis and
6eoced of her that the sacred remains OF
her husband might be buried IN Rich
mond. =,
When Circuit Court met this morning II
was adjourned over as a token OF respect
10 the memory of Mr.. Davis, and the CITY
Council held a special meeting this eve
ming. when appropriate resolutions Wer'
,,ocla1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
cnNrFnrrATE YTTTn as.

Tonight Cabell Graves Camp. Confede,,
rate Veterans. held meeting and several
| short speeches were made and resolutions
passed in honor Of the Confederate chiel-
| tafn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
gov We Voted for Jem. Davis.

The following Is a copy of the ticket
voted in Virginia when Mr.. DAVIS. was
elected by the people rs PTesiGehft 81 WE
permanent government OF the Conledera'e
States:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
GENERAL GLOOM

A general gloom envelopes this commu-
nifty, and the town that sent the inyincibls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
ADOPTED nY DoTn DnANCHTs.

In presenting tho rosolut ion Mr.. Harrison,
made a neat little speech. saying that all
members Of the Senate desired to pay "a
fitting tribute to Mr.. Davis and to give cX-
preston 10 the honor Of the people OF VIZ
einia for the cause which he more than any
one else embodied. He knew Of no mode
which would better secure the objects eacn
nod AT heart than an Grafton by the distin-
0uished orator Of Virginia in the historic
mn where once gathered the representa-
tives of that government over whose destlcc
Dies he presided and IN the presence OF
the legislature ofthat State who gave most,
and therefore perhaps loved best the cause
of the Confcderacy.
The paper was unanimously adopted and
communicated 10 the House, whore IT was
immediately taken up ana concurrod IN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
MAJOR DANIEL ACCEPTS.

The Joint legislative committee appointed
IN invite Hon. John ". Daniel TO deliver
am Grafton on the life and character Of Air.
Davis have obtained the consent Of the
Senator 10 do SO, but the day had not been
agreed upon at q late hour last nlgnt.
The committee are as follows: from the
Senatc-Messrs. Harrison and Berry; from
tho House-Messrs. Cabeu, Berry, ana
Stubs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08


Senator Charles ?. Jones. of Highland,
from the committee appointed 10 pIel'aIo
euitable and appropriate resolutions or the
death of Hon. Jefferson Davis, the late
President of the Confederate States OF
America. presented the following, signed
bv all five members Of the committee;
I. Rcso'rcd. That the people of this Com,
monwcalth having heard with profound
sorrow of tho death of Hon. Jefferson Ia
Wis. the eX-President OF the Coniederate
STATES of America, we recognize IN the death
~ AIR Davis the loss Of distinguished
soldier. statesman, and patriot. In every
position Of life, whether on the heid OF
battle. in the councils of the nation. or as
chief of the Southern Contederacy, Mr.. Da-
Wis was distinguished for his fidelity 10
principles. lofty patriotism, and loyalty
10 the trust imposed upon HIM. The peo-
ple of the southern States, or whom ne wa,
the chosen Chief Magistrate, are honoTeu
in his past record and stainless LIE; us
name Is insoparaoiy connected WIN nv
history of our country, and the historian
OF the future when passion and strife nave
cleared-will assign to this hero OF the LOST
Cause place among the wise and good
men of al the ages. Ill
tenders its sympathy to his family IN theh
bereavement.
5. That these resolutions oe spreau upon
the Journal Of each house and be commu,
nicated 10 the Governor with the request
that he transmit them to the family Oh the
deceased. II.
memory. upon the passage of these resoiu
tions the General Assembly will adjourn
tor the day.
SPECIAL ORDER FOR MONDAY.
The same resolutions were reported II II
the House by Mr. Bolen, and IN oo5l
/ branches they were passed 10y and MADE
the special order for / o'clock on Monday
when several Of the best speakers IN eaci
branch will deliver eulogistlc orations Oh
the life OF the lamented dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

vicksburg and. Montgomery hare ofured
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-20
I. q. d. =.
The Grand Sire spju -ed-25. 900 Men
In ltsC.

The Grand Sire spju -ed-25. 900 Men
tn lt.c.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 10. just before
the grand parade of Odd Fellows. the
horse which General John G. Uoder-
wood was riding rapidly, fell, throwing
his rider over his head. The General
struck the stone pavement and was uu-
conscious for some time. He insists on
taking his place in the parade. but it is
doubtful if he will be- able He is Grand
Sire of the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
1t 10 clear and ,o,l and an excellent
day for the great Old Fellows parade.
Toe Rebekahs alo ,e are 10 session this
morning. The psrades moves at l 80. and
25, 900 men in line. The route extends
over eight niles aud w'l be reviewed by
Governor Foraker ard OF her officials from
the grand stand at the State H uss Fair.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-20

Those RegardiMg the q. r. BaseIess.
BosToN. Sept. l9.-The story of the
Union Pacific traffic agreement with the
Msnitoba Road in order to secure lover
rates has no basis. President Adams,
while in Chicago, did have . conference
with Mr.. Hill. but on another matter.
No project or scheme with . view OF
changing the Union Pacific north
western traffic 10 ~ yet under considers
tion. The story Of the union OF S.n
Disgs and Eastern Terminal Company y
is also without basis. Upion Pacific
officials claim 10 have never even heard
Of the scheme.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-20
The RACE PR. BLEM.
The Question Before the Georgia Leais
latuTe.

The Question Before the Georgia Leais-
lature.
ATLANTA, Ca. Sept. l9.-ln the
State Senate yesterday Senator Gibbs
spoke iu favor of facilitating colored
emigration from this State. He said
the free negro labor was useless, and the
enormous number OF vsgabond negroes
has become . menace of the State. and,
uulsss something is done to relieve the
strain which 10 due TO the presence Of
these wretch.s. che time would come be-
fore long when the white people would
rise as one man and demand their emf.
grafton or determination. The Senate
was tied. l6 to I6. on the motion to
repeal the law prohibiting emigration
agents working in the State. President
Dubignon dissolved the tie by voting
against the motion.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-20

LoNDON. Sept. l9.-Ths docks are as
saming their former aspect. There was
no actual violence to day to the "black-
legs" Three thousand msn At the vic--
toria dock demanded the discharge Of
the men taken during the strike, but the
company refused. The men are guarded
by police. The dock companies pro
tested to Cardinal Manning aud to the
Lord Mayor against the mems r., fusal to
abide by the agreement.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-20

/ atest from all Parts Of the World.


Iucnr ItckeG 8u0 ptoukofm.
Sioux CRY. Sept. l9.- When the
Democratic State Convention reasssm-
blsd N the sftsrnoon Horace Boies was
nominated for Governor; s L. BiAhow,
for Lieutenant Governor; Judge w. h.
Bramon. for Supreme Judg. Theo. Irish.
for Superintendent OF Pubic Instruction; +;
David Morgso, for Railroad Commission
er. Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the national platform; 10 faver of the
Australian system Of voting; endorsing
state aud national control of railroads
aud other corporations; ;demanding "in the
interest Of true temperance" the passage
Of . carefully guarded license law; de-
noupciog az an insult TO every brave SOL
der and as making the peusion roll roll
of dishouor, the decision Of the present
national administration that the dishon-
orabe discharge of q soldier from the
service of tn. United States is no bar to
a pension. A resolution was also adopted
favering Chicago for the Worlds FAR.
and askioe the Iwa Congressman to work
to that end.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-20
i.sDE ~ raE ct.rr DwsrLrss.
rAe eu.n. s...ryea rrsn SAFE.

The Ruins Reserved Proma sale.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l9. - Secretary
Noble has directed that section A. town
ship SO, NJ. range II W., of the New
Mexico meridian in the State Of Colorado,
upon which the ruins Of the former resi-
deoces and mounds of the so called "cliff.
dwellers" are located, be withdrawn from
disposal until the examination OF the
same could be held with q view of ascer-
t.ioing their condition and historical
value, and that steps be taken to protec,
tn, ruins from wrongful removal OF
destruction.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-20

CHICAGO, Sept. 10 Judge Horton
refused to hear the motion for the
release of Woodruff, one of the Cronin
suspects, whose lawyer claimed that he
was entitled to . discharge, as the trial
was not begun at the September term oil
the court. The matter was referred to
Judge McCor nell
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-20

.w share Of the public patron. .ge 10 solie
tel
WILLIAM wEIGHEL.
Paradise. New. Oct 10 1854. ose-W
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-20

There IL not hing parents should be 90 careful
shout as selecting cough syrup. Begg,'
Chrry Congh Syrup costs no more than the
cheap and inferior nostruns thrown on the
market. The hest il none W good he sure and
get tE G,' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP. We
keep IL on hand at all times. Eagle Drug st re.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-20

WY s"c "~ves"ors hro wass1stsueu'
"Have an apollinsris with me?" said
Mr.. Blaine to Mr.. Harrison.
Thank you. prefer ginger ale." said
Mr.. Harrison to Mr.. Blaine.
L. it any wonder that the Governor OF
North Carolina and the Governor OF
South Carolina are dissatisfied with this
administration?
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-20
the new GRUisERS.
They are 60 be Bate an the Atlantic
Coast.

WAsHINGToN. Sept. 1.-THE question
of bu,idins the new cruisers at the navy
wards was settled, hut Mare ls'and
navy yard will not be chosen. Oae
cruiser will be Constructed at Norfolk
aud the other at Brooklyn aud the
machinery. This is said to be hnal.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-08-23
Items from CarroII,o~n.

CARRoLLTowS, Pa, AUG. q, 1889.
DEAR FREENAS.-It is an old proverb
that when the wind blows over the oats
stuboles look out for the chilly blasts OF au-
tumn. We have been experiencing some
pretty cool nights Of late and soon, too
soon, alas for some who will not be pre-
pared, the cold winter season will be here,
SDc the miseries OF the INDECENT commerce.
In this throug little town :he miseries of
the poor, as Yet, are unknown, as ali our
citizens are Industrious and economical,
Ike ants all look forward to future provis-
ion for prospective want, and, consequent
ly actual want as yet has been unknown
amongst Us.
Our town was eniiveoed by the advent of
an entertainment on Saturday last styled
'Uncle Toms Cabin" IL was largely at
teRdes and pronounced by the audience to
be COED and enjoyable. CSrrollrown is be-
coming an appreciAtive show town.
There was trotting match OF the fair
ground on Monday last between Frank
Piatt's black mare and Marx Adams bay
horse. The black took two heats In success
sion and was declared the winner. Mr..
Piatt is from GaliItEin. Mr. Adams the
Summit There was = harvest home pic
mic In progress on the ground at the same
time and quite a crowd Of people present
I Among whom we recognized the familiar
faces of John J. K,nny. Esq and DIR. TrOI-
el, of Galiitzin, and G. F. O'DOnnen. Of
/ LOIettO, and many others.
/ Harry kinksAd. Ed. James and otner
| prominent Republicans visited our town on
l Sunday last, inteTvie wing the shaky Dem
ocrats who were foolish enough 10 be gulled
/ by Harry when Sc used TO measure lumber
and talk politics and pave the way for his
own personal agrandzement- We hope
that no true Democrat will allow himself TO
be led away with pitifuI appeals end empty
promises Democrats you will have enough
good men to run the business of the county
In your Owl party, and enough TO choose
/ from in your coming primaries. Stand by
your own colors. do not desert your own
standard for the enemy will not give you
credit. but. on the contrary. will have but a
mean opinion Of you and your fellows an
utter disgust
The Rev. Anthony Wrtner O. s. B., long
the active. beloved and respected pastor of
st. BOnifacious' church, Elder township,
! this county, has been ordered to Allegheny
City, Pa, ard Rev. Father Anselm has been
ordered to fill the place. Rev. Anthony is
a son OF our respected townsman Benjamin
Wirtner. Esq. The citizens OF St. Bonita
eious loses one OF their best friends in the
departure OF Father Anthony. as he was an
active and energetic priest
The wedding bells called to the matri-
moniai altar this morning Mr.. A Zolner
and Miss Tena Bearer. who have taken up-
on themselves the matrimonial yoke The
wedding will be largely attended. cards
being out for over two hundred guests
Bloss and Tenn may you be happy is the
wish OF your friend. the writer.
white Apron" Charlie, formerly OF
your place, tarried over Sunday with us
Charlie halls from Gallitzin at present.
As note worthy news in this place I:
scarce We must bring this scrawI TO a close
ANXIOUS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-08-23
The SOath Fork DAM.

The general impression that the South
Fork Dam would never be rebuilt appears
to be erroneous, as there is a strong proba-
oility that fishing lake will again be es-
tablished in that Iseality. A manager of
the fishing club of that name said on Mon
day that the belief that South Fork had
been abandoned as a club resort was a mis-
take. The club. he said. could not afford TO
lose all the money it had Invested In real
estate in that locality.
The property was worth fully 5000 600
and II the nshing resort was not re-estab-
hshed the whole investment would become
almost dead loss. The Intention, how
ever, was not to build a dam OF the size of
the one destroyed. but one which would
make the lake much less In size, so that in
the event OF the barrier again giving way no
destruction to life and property would fol-
low.
No move in that direction will be made
until after the damage suit now pending
against the stockholders is settled either by
being paid or compromised. The object is
to establish a fair-sized pond capable OF
holding a good stock of h.-Pitts5t,re Com.
Hercidl Gazette
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-08-23
mAxRIAsE LIcENsEs ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wedus sday, August q.
IsSes
Charles SeaIIey and Gussie McGarry.
CcncmRugh.
Abraham Williams and knma HaterOsin.
JOhnstoWu.
Andrew OIson and Sophia Peterson, GAlr
itzin.
Biazius ZoIner and Christina Bearer, Carr
rolltoWn.
PM McCIeary and Hattie Leslie. Mor-
rellville.
Leandrr Reynolds aud Margaret Cook,
South Fork.
James p. Coniey aud Mary KIRBY, vii
more.
John Fox Favette county. Pa aud Mary
Ann Lester. Jonnstown.
Chas- A Mitchell and Irene FindIey.
Juhn-toWu.
William + Lewis and Lizzie Launders,
GTuhbto1g
Samu-t r. Wagner Conpersdlie and Jrn-
ME Bennett, Murrellvilie
Ambrose JtUkIIs. West Taylor and En-
ma Mccoy, COOpersdale.