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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-04-06

AT DRrGGIsrs AND DEALERS.
IN 'at''--" "N"-iee 60. Baltimore. ma
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The Baltimore oyster beds are said to
be about exhausted,
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Amss Mfg. Co., chicopee, Mass
AerrIDie ram. June Is, 1883
From over sxertion caught violent cold every
bone WAS stin and sore; In terrible pain Cured
promptly BY St. Jacobs Oil. J. c. BUCKLEY.
PaymAster
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prompt, Sure, Safe, Recent.
Sore Limbs. svvssrt III MAJ "a ,ses
Caught cold In limbs and back uttered month..
st. Jacobs OIL cured me. JACOB sCHULTs
Bun Neck. Friendahip, Wis, June t. 1888
Ny wife had violent pains In her neck; very sor,
And stin; cured entirely By Ct. Jacobs OIL.
JAMES STOWE
Stin Ankle. Csdarvills. Ohio, June 26, 1883
Strained my ankle; next morning could not nut
foot to floor got bottle Of st. Jacobs OIL; used IT,
In two days vas entirely veil; stiffness all gone
B. O. RIDGwAY
Elm Knee. New Athens, H., June 1883
Strained my knee: became stiff could not walk
for month; used crutches; after using two bottles
OF st. Jacobs Oil. threw crutches away; cured.
GuETAVE HAPPsRr
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KAUFMAN. TEX Inn. a, ,aaa

The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-I have been afflicted with .
SKIN disease for about twelve years, and the
best medical treatment failed to give me re-
iiei' am now using Swift's Specific, and
have received the greatest benefit from it,
use. Yours truly, WIN, JoNEs.
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COAST NEWS.

Wealthy Eastern cities are shipping
their insane, paupers and criminals out
West
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James B. Stephens, pioneer OF 1874,
died in East Portland last Friday. He
founded the town and left valuable es-
tate
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Grocery Department.

tNA N"S"e
The Grocery Department is
Constantly supplied, and here
our Prices are still Lower than
the Lowest. Call and be Con-
WINGED.
We have added largely to
our stock Of Harness, etc., and
carry a good assortment of
Harness, Brides, Collars.
Sweat-pads, Halters, Whips,
ETC., Etc.
Our entire stock IL New and Fresh.
has been recently received, and con.
tains mo- mOth-saten or hhelf.woru
goods.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
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Run from Agar old to 6.year old Al pres
ent In pasture ut Las Vegas Ranch, Lincolr
County. Nevada. For prices, address
MRS. II. STEWART,
Las Vegas Ranch,
Lincoln County, Nevada.
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For sale bx all druggists

T.!E SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
s# York, 756, Broadway.
London. Eng, IS Snow Hill.
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THE COCKADE CITY.
How Mahone'~ Nomination Wa~ Received
at His Homc-per-onnls and Brief-.
-lnrrnannnnarnn OF tho IImns

PETERSBURG. VA. August 2i.-The
Republican element in the city think
the action Of the Norfolk Convention
in making General Malone its nominee
was wise. while the Democrats here. as
doubtless elsewhere. think that be
Of all the others prominently spoken
Of in connection with the nomina-
ton viii be the easies. dOwned at the
polls. Il there Is one thing more than
another better calculated TO solidify
and arouse the white Democracy of the
entlle State. il is the mere mention Of
the possibility Of Malone being COVER
nor. The very thought Of such thing
awakens i'm the mind of every patriotic
Nirgiuian so much Of absolute horror
that 1t viii cause every Democrat to go
TO the polls and do his full duty as such.
George Parker. boy about twelve
years Old. and son Of Mr.. George
Parker. who is driver on the street
railway. was drowned in the AppOmat-
tox river this afternoon about 3 o clock.
lie was in boat with his father. when
he fell overheard. His body was re-
covered in about ten minutes after the
accident, and whilst everything was
doue to resuscitate him it was without
success.
lhe four white sailors arrested here
ou Tuesday were this morning taken TO
Portsmouth, where they will be delv-
Itd 10 Commodore Brown. They
" ere dcseIteTs from the receiving ship
Franklin.
DR.. John Vt. Peasants left this morn
ing to visit friends in Southwest Nir-
ginia.
The public school houses Of the city
are being repaired. The work is being
done by Mr. G.. T. Williamson, builder
OF tins city.
Whilst there was severe wind and
thunder storm yesterday afternoon.
there was little OF no rain. We are
now being blessed with a very gentle
and steady rain, which commenced
about 4.30 this evening. and from the
indications Of the clouds it is likely to
rain several days. Il is very much
needed iu this city and its vicinity.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

XIRGlNIA-IN THE CLERK = Of
FlCE oF III CIRCUIT COUISf oF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. AUGUST lsr. 1889
~ VACATION:
}. G.. Cochran, administrator 0f Joseph smith
deceased, who sues for himself and All
other creditors Of the James River and ks-
nawha Company, who viii contribute.
0c..''.'''. .'.,'.. ...........fl flalntin.
against
The Richmond and Allegheny Railway COM
puuy. the Board oi Public Works. the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway Company sni
the Central Trust Company ot >e~
.....-.DcIehdants.
The object of This sait l. to subject the
property conveyed Dy the James River and
.nanawha Company 10 the kichmOnd and Al
ieghany Railroad Company to IA. payment
of the debts 81 said kanawua Company: and
TO cancel, anuul and set Sids said convey
anc- and sale aud declare al rights arising
hereunder ended and forfeited. because said
faiifoad company has failed 80 comply vita
the conditions of sale. to-wit; Its failure To
assuMe fnd pay all said debts aud oOligs-
tlons, and said railroad company having now
ceased TO exist asa corporttion and its sssets
having been distributed. leaving s5i .OsD,
principal aud interest thereon. duo aud un.
paid on guaranteed bonds. besides othre
debts Of said kana~ha Company. ana there
fore Il l. now Impossible for II 10 comply
with said conditions. And 10 enloin and re-
strain the Richmond and Allegheny hallway
Company. the Central Trust Company ~ New
York, the chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company and all others from all control OF
said property, aud 70 appoint receiver TO
take charge OF aud % hold said property.
Aud affioaVit having been made ana nled
that the defendant, the Central Trust tom-
pany OF New York, l. nonresident OF tne
state of Virginia, II IN ordered that II appear
here within filteen DAYS alter due puOlicatlsA q
hereof aud do what Is necessary To protect
l. interes. IN this suit.
Tesle: ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
WILLS b. SMITH pa.
A copy-lesle:
au3 Nv ALFRED shkiLD, Clerk,
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. August "a
:. l.. Ensley and :. i. Fowler. while
engaged IN the Buckeye Goal Mines on
Simmon S creek. Mercer county. met a
terrible death by a large cut Of cOal
aud slate falling on them yesterday.
The men leave large families.
LEXINGTON. KY. August 94.-yhomas
D Brien. who was to have been banged
here to-day for the murder of Betty
Shea. has been granted a reprleye by
the Governor.
Boston, Mass August 1.-The Ma
tional Association OF Wool Manufac-
turers has issued call for a conference
of wool manufacturers, to be held Sep
tember 18th in this city, to consider the
need of tariff revision.
OTTowA, ONTARIO. August 2l.-Du-
ring fit Of somnambulism. John C..
Cole. in attempting TO walk out Of a
second story window upon the roof Of
his residence. fell to the ground and
was fatally injured at one clock this
morning.
BUFFALO, y. Y, August 2i.-Carli,le
ID. Graham. in order 10 test his new
barrel in which be proposes 10 20 over
Niagara Falls. will make a tIip in 10
through the whirlpool rapids 10 NOR
row afternoon.
COLUMBUS. o., August PA special
from Mount Gilead, o.. 10 the DAILY
Press says: The directors OF the First
National Bank OF that place held a
meeting this morning and decided to
close the bank.
SACRAMENTO. CAL, August 2i.-At
the instance of Governor Watermau,
Attorney General Johnson has sent a
letter to the District Attorney at stock
ton. Cal. asking that the charges
against Justice Field be dismissed in
the absence Of any evidence imphcating
the Justice.
UTICA. y. y. August 24.-Barnum
Tanrer. an aged resident Of this cOln-
ty. was sitting in q carriage at the depot
al 3 o'clock this afternoon, when the
team ran away. Tanner was thrown
INTO "a ditch and instantly killed.
NEW YORK, August 24.-John Lynch.
a shoemaker. duting drunken hrawl
with his wife at their home, No. 81 Car
mine street, 10 day. shot and fatally
wounded the latter. Lynch WAS locked
nj
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REQUIREMENTS.

I.. ever charging wants of BOYS
mrl wealth of care. thought
tmD sud labor. which few Of the
understand. With us the needs Of the
r.'.r generation is one of the Studies
f..rIil..
IrIUEEN.SEASON CLOTHES are
nlnd inst now. and we are. as
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BALTIMORE ITEMS.
,lr. Cans Funeral Theatrical aud Per.
.onal.


.onal.
Correspondence Of the Times
BALTIMORE. August II The daily
papers here and in Richmond have told
YOU the details of the sad illness and
death of poor William Cans here. /
was at the funeral-and a very large
turnout it was. including many Rich
m0nd people. tie will be sadly missed
from your city. The grief OF his
parents, wife. aud family at the grave
0as most distressing. There were no
eyes in the large crowd that were not
full. and all hearts went out in sym
pathy to the m0urners as they listened
O. their mourning. The gray-haired
old Rabbi read the Hebrew prayers in
an affecting and feeling way. and made
few remarks Of consolation to the
family ana friends.
| am glad 10 tell YOU that Colonel
John 4. McCaull, the opera manager.
whose home and family are here in Bal
timore. is thought to be improving un-
der the care OF a physician in New
York. His old and faithful body ser
want Mofrissl. whom recollect at his
0li home in Virginia, is still with him.
Colonel Mctauii does not worry about
business. as Mr. Stevens looks after his
large interests in the best manner.
Nothing 80 the q eatTes calling for
special mention this week. / Will keep
YOU 0V cOUrdnf Of all that goes on this
Winlcr. as the season promises to be a
good one at all the houses as far as at
fractions go.
Everything is agog here regarding
the celebration. parade. and exhibition
at pimiicO next month. 1t will be a
big affair. hope to see lots OF your
people here.
wss clad TO see dear Old Jake "
Reinhardt here this week. Nothing
wa, more natural for us than to go to
William Euker's brother OF your Louis
and Charles with him and have few
beers aud talk of home. Mr.. Iredell
jenkins is living here. and | told him
ON Yesterday he must show these folks
here what be can do in playinga piano.
Weather hot and sticky. Mosquitoes
galore. Everybody that can get out Of
town hes goi there to be slangyl.
WAITS.
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TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
HOME NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE
COUNTRY.

baltimore preparing for a Grand Ccicbra.
ito" j" Honor of che Fan of Fort Nc.
Henry President irri,cs at ncci
fark-Ccnersi Reports 10y Wire.
BALTIMORE, Mn. August el.-There
Is much Indignation felt in this city
among the promoters Of the big display
next month against Mr.. Ebeu Appleton
Of No. Z east Fifty.fourth street. New
York. Mr. Appleton is The possessor Of
the dag which f0ated over Fort Nc.
Henry I'M September, iSlf. when the
British invaders DOmbardcd the fort
and were iguOmini0usly driven from the
waters Of the Chesapeake. 1t Is the
same flag tha: Inspired in Francis Scott
Ney that genuine burst OF patriotism.
The Star Spangled Banner" as he
caught sight OF it through the morning
mist from the deck Of British vessel.
on which he was detained prisoner.
still waving over the f0rt.
On September l2lh next there will be
a grand celebration here e the ropulse
OF the British. There will be a mimic
bombardmcnt and defense Of the fort.
in which several united States war
ships will be engaged. The cclebra-
tion. it was thought, would not be
complete without the presence Of the
original flag, but the most potent
influences TO induce Mr. Appleton to
allow 1T TO come to Baltimore were
without avail. There is strong talk
now of calling the attention Of the Sec
retary Of War 10 the matter. It is
claimed q at Appleton has no right TO
the flag. that it was made 10y the ladies
of Baltimore and presented 10 Fort
McIlenry as the garrison nag. and.
therefore, the property of the United
States Government. 10 came into APP
pleton S hands through a line of descent
from Colonel George Armistead. who
commanded at Fort McHenry during
the bombardmcnt. After the conflict
Colonel Armi-tead took personal pos
arllrnu of flp fac
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DANyILLE. VA. August 2l.-The Col.
ored Baptist Sundey-SchOol Convention
adj0urns today TO meet next yeal 10
Lexington.
j. W. Thornton, the street car driver,
who was arrested several days ago on
a requisitiou from Tennessee, went be-
fore Judge Coles to-day on a writ OF
hdbeds corpus and was released.
Receipts OF lear tobacco have been
large this week and prices full up.
Considerable quantity Of new has been
sold, some as high as S6s. The new
shows up well and is colory and silky.
Shipments of plug this week, i75,0W
pounds.
Edward Grey. white boy, arrested
in North Danyille for stealing horse
was taken back TO the county, confessed
his guilt, and was sent on 10 the grand
jury.
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HILL CITY HAPPENINGS.
Captain iowle Receives an Appointment
Anti i-Nahoneitcs Dcnounce The old
serpent of the AppomattoN."
Especial 90 the Timcs.l
special 10 the Times ]

special 10 the Tines
LYNcHBURG, VA. August "a Tho
many friends OF Captain w. H. Fowle,
late chief clerk IN the office of Collec.
tor. Colonel Shepperd. will be glad to
learn that he has been made general
agent Of the Equity Life Insurance
Company, of which General Lee is
president, and will make his head
quarters here.
Leading anti-Mahone Republicans
here were interviewed to-day, and
every one was strong in the determina-
ton TO war against the Boss. pr. Wal
tball. the former postmaster Of this city,
calls him the "Old Serpent Of the Apo
mattOX. and thinks he will be de-
feated by 1900 majority. II base this
calculation, said =, 'on the fact that
Malone has been a traitor To his
party especially towards the colOred
people-and they have lost all conf
denco IN him. and the intelligent por-
ton Of the cOlOred people Will not sup
port him under any circumstances.
Although as Republicans We may look
upon Democrat asa common and hon
orable enemy. we look upon Mahone as
a dishOnOrable enemy.
j. II. Merchant lcoloredl. gave tho
same opinion.
J. II. Bose. and old line white Repub-
lean was very bitter in his opposition,
and don { think it possible that Malone
can be- elected. Malone : controlling
object. said he. "wOuli be as Governor
70 SO organize his forces through his
creatures at will. as to make himself
United States Senator, and with the
ndholdcrs at bis back. would
begin unparalleled persecution Of
the people Of Virginia through the
courts, IN order tO carry out his con-
tract with the bondholders, whose aid
he inyokes and evidently has in the
canvass. The labOrIng classes, espe-
cially the colored people, would then
be required 20 pay the debt which he
was the author of rcpudiaiing ten
years ago. Malone, possessed OF such
powers. would be more intolerable To
me tnan Democracy.
This Is the OutspOken sentiment OF at
least two hundred Republicans here,
and conference Of auii-MahOne Re
publicans, says Dr. Waitbaii. will soon
be held in this city to determine their
made lf lrf ~ -irinu
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LEXINGTON LOCALS.
iarmsa.' Insuranc" company-An
so, 900 Donation From Mr.. ingalls,.
Especial 20 the Tines

LEXINGTON. Va. August 2i.-The
RockbriIge Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, composed exclusively Of
nearly six hundred farmers. held their
annual meeting to-day. The annual
report shows the charter limit of ,5O0,-
600 risks nearly reached. An effort TO
double the present limit went by de-
fault.
The financial report shows it to be one
of the most substantial institutions Of
the State. ". +. Pierson, who has been
president for nine years. declined re-
election and j. G.. Cress was elected.
MIS-. {. IL. Chalkley is said TO be
somewhat worse to-day.
VI. +. lngalls yesterday met Governor
Lee aud Hon. w. A. Anderson, presi-
dent and vioe-president of the Rock
bridge Company at Glasgow. the site
for the new town. and made a personal
examination OF the place. Mr.. Ingalls,
subscribed on the part of his road fifty
thousand dollars To that enterprise, and
gave assurance OF personal subscrip-
ton TO the stock. Apermanent A organi-
zation will be formed at Natural Bridge
September 2jth. The stock books are
to be closed ten days prior.
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BucKEYErowN. KY, August ed.
j. Sharp was stabbed to death to-day
in the court room here by Henry Good
man. Shalp and Miss Goodman, SISTER
to Henry, were engaged in a law
suit. Sharp made some insulting
remarks during the trial. and Miss
Goodman rose excitedly and de-
nounced it as lie. Sharp jumped to-
ward the woman as If he Intended ia
strike her. Henry Goodman. who was
sitting near, leaped TO his feet and ran
his knife to the hilt in sharp's side
killing him instantly. Goodman then
escaped.
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THe PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS

Arrival of she Party at Deer Park.
DEER PARK, MD, August 2L--1'he
Presidential party. including the Pre-i-
dent. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Private See
rotary llalford. Marshal Of the District
If Columbia RAJ sdsll. and Attorney
General Miller, reached this point ats:4j
uls morning. President Harrison and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee walked TO the
Spencer cottage. the others, with the
exception of the Attorney-General,
geing to the hotel Mr. Miller departed
to Washington. He has recovered from
tine neuralgia with which he has been
suiferiBg.
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BALTIMORE. ND, August 9i.-A fire
not In Fate * Weinbrenner' packing
house exploded to-day. Edward tlem'
ming. Henry Pfeiher. Charles Nauld-
by. Mary Haminata and John Smith
were severely burned and bruised.
Flemming. who suffered terrible agony
from ms burns, ran % the dock ana
ismpod into the harbor but was res
cused. His condition is critical.
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1t is well-known fact that many Of
the Old-time remedies advertised as
proprietary medicines arc as good as "A
family physician to have in the house.
They are the product Of year. OF study
and have stood the test. They are
household companions. and many fam.
lies would as soon do without flour in
the house as some OF these oid-time
cures. Prominent among the most
valuable now on the market are those
Of pf. Schenk q Son OF Philadelphia.
Sold by all druggists.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A PROMINENT VIRGINIA FARMER
KILLED IN AlBEMARlE.

+ Colonel Johs :. COLES FATALLY shot D, an
rngii.hman >ameo Morgan-Nnsh F.ei-
lug over the kasir-The Homicide Ia
cape, The sheriff In Pursuit.
special TO the Tines
ScovSvItLE. VA. August PA
fatal shooting aifray occurred this morn
ins about II o'clock near Warren,
about five miles west Of this place. in
which Colonel John ;. Coles. promi-
nent farmer in this locality, lost his
life.
WHAT An EYEWITNESS SAYS.
The following particulars were given
by Nh. John Alexander. who was pres
ent aud witnessed the affair: In the
ueighboih0od OF Colonel Coles farm
lived a Young Englishmsn named Nor
gan. between whom and Coles bad
feeling had existed for some time.
Coles had frequently forbidden Nor
gan to pass through his farm.
10 which order Morgan paid
no heed. This morning Morgan. in
company with MIR. John Alexander. on
bis way, it is thought, to Scottsyille.
was passing along the road through
Coles place when they were met by
Coles, who spoke 60 Morgan. il is said,
in harsh tones, 10 which Morgan re-
piled I'm like manner. After abusing
each other for some time Morgan jerked
a switch from Coles hand and struck
him blow; whereupon Coles drow a
pistol and fired at Morgan, who imme-
diatcly drew bis pistol and returned the
tire. The bali struck Coles over the left
eye, killing him instantly.
THE HOMICIDE ESCAPES.
Morgan fled at once. going towards
North Garden. and is being hotly pun
sued by the sheriff and his posse. A
great many people here cannot believe
but that Coles acted la selfdefense. as
he was known to be a peaceabie citizen,
aud Morgan has a bad reputation.
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ANCIENT ALEXANDRIA.
Two Accidents on The Railway Demo
cratic iieadquarter.-r Personals.
Special 20 the 1imes.l

ALEXANDRIA, August 24.-Charlie
the iiiteen-year-Old son Of Mr. Fred.
Ded-z0ueit. the cigar manufacturer
was brought down from Manassas this
morning in aCrippied condition. 1t ap-
pears that Charlie. waiting for the
tram. grew tired, and sitting down on
the edge of the platform. put his
feet on the track and leaned
his head over on his knees and
fell sound asleep. The train
came along and before ne got his feet
of the rails. al the toes OF. one foot were
mashed Off.
At the same place yesterday brakes
man named CraddOck, who lives in
Charlottesville, was caught between
the bumpers while coupling two freight
cans. Ills bowels were crushed out. yet
10 last accounts the man was still alive.
=. is stated here that the Democratic
State Executive Committee will have
is headquarters here. Mr.. Gordon is
reported go be- improving. and expects
10 De well enough 10 take charge OF
affairs at an early date. During this
time Dir. Barbour will hold the reins
I s
tant postmaster of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, viii assist Messrs. Scott aud
Shepperd. IL is also stated that Mr..
Frank Hume will serve on the EXecu-
tive Committee.
Nr. and Mrs f. a. Reed and Mr. +
l.. Eidridge are ia Philadelphia ID at
tend the funeral of the late Mrs
Charles II. Heustis, nee Tibbie FL
bridge. Of this city. who died at
Atlantic City on thursday. She
was "a sweet young woman. with
friends everywhere. moving high IN
social circles and where and could he
given the unfortunate. Her death Is
amontol by hosts of friends here,
where She was reared. She left one
chili-a 10y
Mayor Downham has gone to Allan
tic City for ten days.
Colonel +. J.. Smith Is at Atlantic
City.
Nr. j. G.. Maxwell leaves The Smoot
tanncIy here, and accepts similar po-
sition IN West Virginia on the lst proX'
imo.
Mr. William Mex Fisher. of Rich
mond. is back among relatives and
frieuds. Many are glad to see Billy
again.
Miss Kleps,em has gone to Hagcrs-
town.
Mr. Cassus +. Lee is at Bryce.
Dir. and Mrs. Geo. ID. Hopkins are in
The North
Mrs. Elizabeth Treakle. reict of the
late Captain James Treakie. is dead.
She was upwards of ninety years ofage.