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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-05
TOO WAHM FOR THEM.
Mayor Pro TEN Deubier Making it
Lively for Dfsreputabic Charae.

MHyOH NTO Acm DeUUIeF MAKING III
Lively for DisrePutabfe Charae-
tiers.
In the absence of Mayor Cheats
ham, Mayor Pro TEN Deubler ffe,
quently presides over the city court
and dispenses justice to transgress.
ors.
There is one class of sinners he
shows no mercy-the keepers of
disreputable houses.
He has declared war on them
and has caused more than one of
these women to fold their tents and
leave for parts unknown.
A negro woman of this stripe
was recently fined $50 and term
OF several months on the streets for
keeping disorderly house, but
the sentence was afterwards sus>
pended with a promise from her
to leave the city and never return,
Since this there seems to be a feel,
ing of uneasiness among others of
that stripe, and as the police have
been Instructed to keep them un,
der strict surveillance, it is not un-
likely that Others may follow in
the footsteps of the woman men.
toned above.
The News learns that sufficient
evidence has been secured to con-
Wet other women Of keeping dis
orderly houses and the lightning is
liable to strike at any time.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-05

Group, whooping Cough and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved
by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by I. d.
Sale.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-05

Go to Turner'S fof steel plows
and all kinds Of farming imp.e-
ments.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-05

Sleepless nights made miserable
ly that terrible cough. Shilph's
Cure is the remedy for you.
Sold by I, D, Sale,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-05

The following will be read with
sorrow by our people, and especial,
ly ono Of our young merchants !:
Miss Maud Branch was attacked
With vertigo last Sunday, which
caused her to fall heavily to the
floor, producing conclusion o! the
btain and spine. She is still quite
sick, but is slowly improving
". YaLLeY Enterprise.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-05

I. H. Thurmond, Dawsou's tooth
carpenter, spent Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday with us, at the
Arthur House. He is a COM
pound OF the concentrated extracts
of genial gentleman and good
workman.-Shell Correspondent
-----~--->sss 1872
" i'll you suffer with Dyspepsia
and liver complaint? Sh'loh's
Nita.izer is guaranteed TO cure
you. Sold by T. d. Sale,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-05
(iugrd HOuso FuII.

Eight persons were entertained
at the city prison on last Saturday
night. 1t was full to overlooking
and a woman was released from a
cell and given her liberty to make
room for a white man.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-05

Shlloh,s Vitalizer is what you
need Tor Constipation, Loss of APP.
petite, Dizziness, and all symptoms
OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS
cents per bottle. Sold by T. D.
Sale.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-05

Toilet Soaps. Largest stock,
cheapest in prices and finest in
quality at Chatham & Deans.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-05

buUhEIh's ArnIca Salpe.
The best salve in the world for
I uts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Kbegm, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and
all skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or mon,
ey refunded. Price % cents per hox
For sale nv 7. ID. Sales.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-05

For lame back, side or chest,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price
o. cents. Sold by T. d. Sales.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03
Annual SupperS.

The Star of the west Tent, No. %
gave it's 7th Annual Supper, Friday
night, April 18th at Samaritan S
Hall, Navy Hill, n. 9th st. A large
number was present and all heartily
enjoyed themselves.
Addresses were delivered by Rev.
James II. Holmes, Rev. j. Anderson
Taylor and others. The supper was
bounteous and those present rallied
around and gave expression to their
satisfaction. The Tent is in a pros
porous condition under the leader
ship of Mesdames Martha Harris
and Emily Watkins. The secretary
reported that the amount paid out
during the past year was $429.3e
and the amount remaining in the
treasury $610.39.
The committee were Maria Stroth
er, Amanda Holmes, Sarah Z. Ross
Eliza Smith, Martha Underwood
This is a fine showing and the Tent
and it's officers should feel proud o
the record.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

The coloTel III A 6Iicans of Mar
shall ward lelI m 4l;oined meeting
&C i'llgrnl IrHftl'e,s Hall last Tues
lay night 41h17 and organized
m assotiet iciI e known as the
''Colored tFps,hi't Club OF Mar
shall Nartt. ~ 3hject of the as
s0ciafion, as 81 fi,rth in the resolu-
6i0ns orx,,pi<'ts Nnrd, is to Sc
cure the rs4,,4nI[,s of the r;ghtsand
Just claim< oI t|'f ,leretl Republican
voters OF the H<|. ii fhe distribu-
;1iissss ;iisss;ss - ~. -.-z.-.z-.-z MANY stirring
speeches uei6 '.,:|.'t aha the speakers
sere lille:siiif HiI4n0.d. Some Of
che spro kcI.S ea'|. fAff a rnpurt had
gone out tti. s,efe1 Isepubli-
.cans oi AIa7s'tit E ...I Hefs fehting
Iacksoii N8f.. e tl.et declared.
sos 1iisi'Aos'iF hey we're
ouf they wsreii,st,. q Is, eiiii Con,
binue to helst fks,fe leaders OF the
Republican or any ether party, who
persisted in ignoring their rightful
claims to all share Il the patronage
of the party.
One speaker said that there we're
over seven hundred cQi0red Republi-
can voters in Marshall Ward and less
than two hundred white Republican
voters, that the leaders had seen fit
to have the 200 white Republican
voters represented BY six first-class
appointments in Che departments
while the 700 co.ored Republican
voters had been REPRESENTED by one
-. "a"
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

AIR. James E. Chick of Mongo-
hick. Va, is supporting the Semina-
~ at Lynchburg. He expresses sur
prise at the inactivity of the city
churches aud seuds for more brick
cards.
-Messrs. G. F. Carter, S. A. Penn,
and &. ~ Marshall, OF Lincoln Uni
versity passed through the city last
week, en- route Co Danville, Va.
Rev. W. II. White, pastor of Mt.
Carmel Baptist Church, will baptize
at IL M. on Sunday, May 4th inst.
We have received the Baptist
Teacher, Bible Lessons, Baptist Su-
perintendent, Our Little Oues. Our
Young People, the Worker, Young
Reaper and the Sunlight for May.
These publications as usual are
n Vol ..it ehoiDe religions literature.
American Bap(st Publication So
ciety, Publishers.
PROF Gregory Hayes was in
the city last week.
Mr.. Sydney L. .IJeter. formerly OF
this city, now of Chicago called on
us.
Miss Everlina Moss is spending
a few weeks with her parents in
Chase City.
ANDREW Williams, Sheriff of
Hampton, spent last Sunday in the
city, with E. A. Randolph, ESQ. The
sheriff came to the city on Sunday
for the purpose of bringing a convict
to the State Prison.
Mr.. John c. Russell. Jr. who
has been under the treatment of DIR.
K. K. Jones for several weeks, is out
again.
Rev. l.. E. Miller, who teaches at
Shiloh, King George Co., Va, return
ed to this city this week and resides
at 9O4H N. 7th street.
Rev. A. Wells, solicitor for the
Union Baptist Church, Yale. SussexCo
called on us. He was recommended bv
some OF the Emost influential men OF
Petersburg and vicinity. He is en-
route to the North in behalf of his
congregation who are trying to
build house of worship.
Mr.. j. c. Farley, the popular pho
tographer who has been SO i'll. is out
again, looking lively.
Mr. Bryant Z. Walker of Peters.
burg is quite sick, Mr.. Thos. Garner
called on us.
Mr.. 7. II. A. Braxton is visiting
friends IN Petersburg, Va.
w. j. Smith, 1873 New Street, Pc
tersburg, Va, has an attractive gro
Gerry.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

a Christian gentleman and do not
regard your judgement as to my
rightness or wrOngness
Rev. Calls called attention TO the
charges.
Rev. WILLIAM -" l haveno axe To
grind on on account of publications
in the National Pilot. Ii the charge
was against Rev. Gordon they were
proceeding wrong for the Church
Manual provides that two or three
churches should be called when these
charges were lodged against Il
brother This had not been doue.
Rev. Calls admitted chat there
might be little personal matter be-
ween them, but was convinced that
the Conference should give advice.
Deacon A. Thorbes was opposed to
the reception of the letter.
THE DEACoNs DISAGREE.
Deacon Cosby said that the intent
OF the paper was TO ask advice.
Some body has been troubling us.
We want advice. If you tell us to GO
East. we will go and tell the church
what you say.
Pew. GoRDoNJ-" Can / ask you a
question-.a simple question"
. won't ndmit of any question.
My mind is not young like yours.
Deacon Green said that the COM
mittee bad no right TO change that
paper. He did not agree with Dea-
con Cosby that the church only wan
ted advice.
A stormy scene occurred between
kev Henry Williams, Jr., and Rev.
H. w. Dickerson. Rough words
were passed. AS soon as it was
quieted down the editor retired.
The Harrison st. church has exclu-
ded many persons for failing to re-
spond to the orders Of the church.
They say if the members who are fol
lowing Rev. Gordon will return and
ask for their letters they will be
granted.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

Eureka Council No. 27 l. o. St.
Luke had their first annual supper
at the New Odd Fellows Hall on the
18th of April 1890. The council was
two years old on the 18th of April,
since it has been organized they have
lost 2 members.
The following are the officers:
Mrs Martha Ryland, w. c. Mrs.
Pollie Jackson, Y. C. Miss Julia Tag
lor, Chaplain; Miss Jennie Swan, Sr.
c. Miss Maggie Stevens, Jr. c.; Miss
Florence Walford, o. s.; Mrs. Fannie
King, l. S; Miss Maria Scott, w. NJ.
Miss Matte Carter, Wardrobe keeper;
Mrs. Dameletta Moore, Treas. Miss
Ella Sims, X. Sec. Miss Carrie V.
Walker, F. Sec.
The Council has AZ financial mem
hers. Mrs Rachel Farrar 1st Past
Chief. Past Chiefs, Mrs. Daisy Jones,
Mrs. Adelaide; Mrs. Sarah Davis,
Miss Charlotte Wells, Miss Carrie v
Walker, Miss Emma c. Trent, Miss
Ella Lewis, Mrs Dameletta Moore.
The table was a grand affaird and
all did justice to the inner man.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03
Sham Battle.

One of the grandest'entertainments
ever witnessed in Richmond, Va. A
grand Sham Battle by the members
OF the Richmond Soldiers and many
other visiting companies, to be Civ
en- at the Exposition grounds, on
July 4th, 1890. Many other amuse-
ments viii be given on that day on
the grounds. Look, watch and wait
for the posters, hand bills, etc.
Any information desired with ref
erence to this entertainment will be
freely given by j. T. Mitchell, cor. Ce-
dar and James Sts., r. d. Lewis
Secretary, or Claiborne Green, 7th
ST., between Broad and Marshall.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03
School Closing.

The closingexercises of Seven Pines
School, taught by Miss Annie j. VIII
liams, took place on the 9th of ApiI.
Exercises consisted of singing, reci-
tations, etc, Valedictory address by
James Vaughan, address by MIR.
John B..sNash. lThe exercises were
grand, and the children showed great
improvement under the instruction
of Miss Annie j. Williams.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

n. p1;.H.h rs
d;ad 9,,, a5a = o7sn -, saucis 1rlnn'
III o.e" az nu.sIssy Ap'u .z4on az II M.
a. u 0l Sis1,se rs,l: - ner oaugheer
uos IT. - : Ills 80 monroe oS-
iae,, Lae, 'T,n,.us s,l.s. meLe saken TO uoocn-
Snr1.su ss,.u ~oui..{ anI nee uePoslIed IN
tathl 2ain 'sOn : s'a Surylns rounu WIN ner
,sloIis, ,otn u ,noener' r Dro9ners ana sisters
W. W. 1~t $40 on .se.ore ner' ohe
5 90 siJ oJ-,l'ne 59s'as, hine mohuns
anu '''ieo usAS . o'u-
Asleep in Jesus. bleasas sloan.
From which none ever wales 70
weep.
A calm and nndief.,,.l,sa ,a,,cso
UnbroEen bv the lasf' 49, ,f fpss
- - '''
She leaves two daug ghters, broth.
er, two sons-in-law and six grand
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

At a regular meeting of Richmond
Lodge No. 8, X. OF d., held April / z
1890 William Robinson was expelled
for misplacing the sum of $2S. 90 be-
longing to said Lodge.
(SAMUEL GREEN, w. c.
A. l.. MONROE. r. s.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03
The Presidency rendered.

Prof. J. E. Jones, d. D., has been
rendered the presidency of the State
University, Louisville, KY He has
declined the offer, and Virginia will
still retain him as one of her most
valuable citizens.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

The Sunday school Union viii
meet with the First Church Mission
S. s., County c. III. (Sun-
day May 4, 1890 at 8 8o'clock p. NJ.
Carols of Joy and Gospel Hymn
books will be used. All are invited.
RI. Bass, President.
w. H. BRf OKs, Cor. Sec.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

DTMr. Collins L Valentine, we'll
known young man of this city is Drum
mer for the PLYMOI ROCK
PANTS CO., and ia ready to receive or
deis for the latest style pants. and suits
generally at lowest prices. .-6aa n6~See
him at Ola or 702 East Broad street
city.
or PLANET Office
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

A meeting of the voters of the 3rd
Precinct jackson Ward, win be held
Thursday 8th inst. at 500 N. I'd
street.
JosEPH ALLEN,
Precinct Chair, EDWARD Cook,
Sec t.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03
May.Queen.

There will be a grand May Queen
Monday night, at the 3rd st. AN.
+. Church for the benefit of the
Moore street Baptist Church.
Admission, 15cts. IChildren 1Octs.
sar Go and enjoy yourself.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03
ADMISSION

All members of the Committee on
Cantata of the Union and Sunday
Schools are requested to meet Tues
day evening at s O'Clock p. M. Sharp
at the rooms of the Y. NJ. C. A.
r. Il. HILL, chairman.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

The Committees from the various
churches are requested TO meet in
Conference at the Fifth Street Bapt.
Church, Thursday evening, May Sth
at $50.
j. f. Brown, Chairman.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

GLovER-HAN The marriage oI
Miss Lner A. Hays. daughter oI
Mrs. Kate Hayes t0 slrlLee A. -Glov-
er, son of Mr. Fleming Glover We'd
nesday Eve, Man Z 1890 at $50
O'Clock p. IN, at tlle Risisg Mt. Zion
Baptist church, iew KRpt Co, Va.
Rev. Thomas Jc .neon viii ofaeiate.
Reception NJ 52h from $50 IL
O'Clock P. M S2o Tilll9m street
RoBaNsC Man Che marriage ot
Miss Mar E. Naan to Mr. Henry
Robinson viii take place at the First
Baptist Church Wednesday, May Z
1890 at ? o'clock m.
Friends are invited. They WI.
leave ON the p. A. I :. via. r. & ID. r
A., for an extended trip South.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

They are all going to the Canta ta
OF Ruth and Boaz at the First Bap-
tist Church one night. and at the
Fifth St. Baptist Church the next.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

Cantata of Ruth and Boaz at the
First Baptist Church Monday even
ing May 18th for the benefit of the
Sunday School and Sunday School
Union.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03
REV. H. W. DtCKERS0N.

CHURCH, PETERSBURG VIRGINIA
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

Rev. l.. E. Miller, who teaches at
Shiloh, King George Co., Va, return
ed to this city this week and resides
at 904k n. 7th street.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-03

Mr.. j. c. Farley, the popular pho
tographer who has been SO i'll, is ou
again, looking lively.
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Friday, May 80.
VOltaire died, IT'S.

NOltalTe died, l71S.
"Thy wit is very bitter sweeting: 1t
is a most sharp sauce"
Romeo and Juliet, H., 4.
Dean Heating went to Bloomington
yesterday to officiate at wedding.
Miss Amelia Haas is spending her
vacation in Princeton, visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mamie Henry, of Ottawa, has Or
ganiZed large class in both vocal and
instrumental music at Seneca.
Mrs. A. J. Bennett, of North OF
tawa. has gone to Grand junction,
Iowa, to visit her father for a few
weeks.
Harry Clark, lately employed by
Hapeman & Graham, left yesterday to
take position in a drug store at Will
Evansville, SangamOn county, LII.
The Goddess of Fame" entertain
ment now in preparation by the ladies
of the First NJ. f. church, will be
given June 18th at the Opera House.
John Scanlon finished his term at
the Ottawa Business University yes
terday and returned home to La Sale
with diploma tucked away in his in
side pocket.
The name of the station on the 90
road at the south end of the railroad
bridge has been changed from the OF
tawa Springs station to the South
Ottawa station.
The 12-year.old daughter of Christie
pher Komer died at the family resi-
dence on the West Side on Wednesday
evening, and the remains will be
buried this afternoon in Ottawa Az
enue cemetery.
The Dayton tile factory is closed for
the present and will remain closed I'M
til the present difficulty has been set
tied. 1t has been rumOred that Man
ager Williams is on his return home
from the eastern trip.
Irving w. Harris, of the well known
firm of DR.. J. o. Harris & Son. is in
Chicago attending a convention Of
insurance agents, which is being held
at the ''Richelieu." Prof. Stewart, of
New York city, is the presiding officer.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Har-
per took place from the late residence
on West Main street. at o'clock yes
terday afternoon to Ottawa Avenue
cemetery. where the remains were in
tered. Services were conducted at
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Mocha and Java Coffee. Finest in
the city.
w. G.. RIAIE & co.
BARGAIN CROCERS.


At the meeting of +. Y. GriggS
Temple on Tuesday evening last the
following was presented by kt. p.
Duncan McDougall on behalf of the
committee and adopted by the Temple:
Our beloved brother, Harry =. Baum
gardner, has been called, in his bright
Young manhood, from our circle here,
and has been admitted into the glori-
Gus circle above.
In his death our Temple has lost
one of its truest wOrshipers, our circle
one of it's brightest links. We mourn
our present loss in his early death and
deeply regret that death has taken
away those possibilities Of future
growth which his life promised.
Society has lost one whose purity
and truth, whose tlrmness for the
right, whose readings for higher at
tainments in this life and the life to
come, was blessing.
Resolred, That we tender to the par
ents and family our heartfelt sym.
pathy; we .feel that into the awful
shadow that enshrOuds them will come
the shining of his immortal life; that
into their Borrowing hearts will come
the sweet memory of their loved and
loving boy. May they feel that while
they may no more watch for his
coming home on earth. he will be wait
ing and watching for their coming tC
a better home in Heaven.
ResOlred, That these expressions bt
a part of our records, and that a copy
be sent to the family and Il copy b'
| furnished for publication.
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A NEW DEAL.

A retail house in Ottawa that
will sell at wholesale prices for 80
days, commencing June lst. Bin
ders worth $i4O, at net Sis
Mowers worth SIS, for $45 ; Bug
gies worth 500 for SIS; Buggies
worth SIS, for 500; Binder Irvine
worth I5c. for I5c. Galvanized
barb wire worth &C. for SIC. per
b.; nails and hardware of every
description at wholesale prices.
Gold Coin and Leader Cook
Stoves at wholesale prices. SIM
gle Harness worth Sis, for $40;
Single Harness worth $I2, for 81.
If you want Binder call and
see one of the best, the Improved
Minneapolis. If in need of a
Mower, call If Irvine is what
you are after we have the best in
car load lots at much less prices
than last year. If wire is wanted
now is the time to buy. If you
have family, come in and make
them all happy by buying a car
rage at half price. If you are a
single man and want wife come
in and get Silver King Buggy,
and a few rides in it after your
2:4o PAGER will win her affection,
and she will soon say you may as
we'll drive to the minister as |
surrender, providing you will so
to Porter's and buy a Gold Coin
Cook Stove which | know is the
best. Remember the Farmers
Supply House, II5 Main St.
]. +. PORTER.
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wall Paper
The latest designs, cheapest at
WESTON'S
An Encouraging Word to Farmers,

Over-prOduction of farm products,
too much wheat, oats, corn, too many
cattle, hogs and sheep, is now the cry.
We produce more than our own people
consume, and foreigners will only take
our surplus at their own prices.
Is there any light ahead? Yes, a
little. Nearly all of the cheap govern,
ment lands have been sold, and west
ern migration for homestead and cheap
land is stayed. Our population is in
creasing at the rate of 2,2OO, 600 a year,
and in less than ten years a healthy
home demand will more than overtake
production.
Then the great Deering factory,
which put the first successful grain
binder upon the market, and has al
WAYS. as now, led the way to econom'
ical methods of harvesting grain and
grass, is still at it more largely and
successfully ii an ever, endeavoring tt
help the farmers to make and save
money, while helping themselves by
furnishing the constantly improved
Deering Binders and Mowers.
Chicago, H., April 16, 1890
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ShredS ana patches i""s
corruption. "-Hcmlet, ill.,, 4.
Pres. Holdridgo, of the state organi-
cation OF the y, =. 5. c. e., is in the
city.
u. Curyea is still quite Ill and
there is but little improvement in his
condition.
Estelle Hayward has sold one-half
of lot 6, block l6. in Ottawa Center TO
Isaac N. BEEN for S25.
Daniel Gregg, an old resident OF
Freedom township, is spending a few
DAYS with friends in this city.
Rev. II. II. Rogers, pastor of the
Universalist church at Earlville, was
in Ottawa yesterday, the guest OF his
son.
Henry Holmes has received the con-
tract for the stone for the new glass
pot factory and for the King x Hamil-
ton factory.
Fish Ames. who has been employed
as clerk in Chicago hotel, left Mon
day for New York City to spend a
months vacation.
A drunken tramp broke the seal of
freight car between La Sallea W
tawa last night. He was captured in
the car and taken to the calabOose.
Mary Wolf, the lS-year-Old daughter
of Thomas Wolf, of Allen township,
was adjudged insane yesterday and
will be taken to Kankakee as soon as
possible.
f. Hart, of Marseilles, was in OF
tawa yesterday. This gentleman was
in the buggy which was upset near
the acqueduct last week and had a
wrist sprained in the fall.
Judge c. b. Smith, of the Appellate
Court, Judge +. p. Snyder Wright
Adams and Duncan McDOugall were
in Dayton this afternoon on fishing
excursion. 1t is safe to say that they
came home heavily lOaded-With fish.
A dispatch was received yesterday
stating that Mrs. Arthur Gillespie,
nee Julia Rencliffe, is lying danger
ously i'll at her home at Sioux City, La.
Mrs. w. II. S. Rigden left for Sioux
City Yesterday and will attend at her
bedside.
Word reached here last night that
John Bowie, living south of town, had
died at the Cook County hospital yes
terday. His son James left for Chi
cago last night and will bring the re.
mains to Ottawa this afternoon. The
funeral will take place on Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harper, wife of
George Harper, died at the family resi-
dence on West Main street at an early
hour yesterday morning. aged "a years
Death was caused by paralysis OF the
brain or apopleXy. She was taken Ill
at o'clock Tuesday morning and was
dead within twenty-four hours. The
funeral will be held from the late
residence at o'clock this afternoon
She leaves husband and two child
ren-Mrs. Alfred White, of this city
and n. Harper, of California. She
was born in Belfast, Ireland, and had
resided in Ottawa over twenty years
Mrs. VIM. E. Bell, of lll5 Post
street, was Is years old Tuesday anC
the event was celebrated bya surprise
party, at which forty invited friends
were present. The guests presented
the venerable lady with an elegant
plush rocking chair, Mr.. }. ODDS max
ing the presentation speech. Refresh
ments were served at II o'clock, afte
which the guests departed for home
Among those present were: Mr.. an(
Mrs. j. Odds, +. ID. Sweetzer, {. W
Iron, A. II. Hamilton, d. Beckwith
J. Brown Gibson, l.. a. Rising
Knapp, VIM. Burgess. HOssack ant
Cant. COgSwell.