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HONORING sHERMAN's MEMORY.
Resolution. Adopted by the House of Repre-
sentztives-Eulogistic Speeches.

Resolutions Adopted by the House of Repre-
sentatives-Eulogistic Speeches.
The House yesterday adopted the following
resolutions reported by Mr.. Cuteheon from the
committee on military affairs:
Resolved. That the House Of Representatives
has heard with profound sorrow OF the death al
his home, in New York city. on the Iith instant,
of William Tecumseh Sherman, the last Of the
generals of the armies of the United States.
Resolved, That we mourn him a. the greatest
sollier remaining to the republic and the hsst
Of that illnstrious trio of generals who conf
manded the armies of the United States Grant.
Sherman and Sheridnn-who shed iniperishs,ble
glory upon American arms and were the idol
lied leaders Of the Union army.
Resolved. That we hereby record the highest
appreciation in which the American people
hold the character and services of Gen. Sher-
man one of the greatest soldiers of his gen.
Grafton, as one of the grandest patriots that
our country has produced and ~ noble man
in the broadcast and fullest meaning OF the
word We mingle our grief with that of the
nation mourning the departure OF her great
son. and OF the survivors OF the battle-sca-red
veterans whom he led to victory and peace;
and We especially tender our sympathy and
coincidence to those who were bound to him by
the ties Of blood and strong personal affection
Resolved, That the Speaker appoint a COM
mittee of nine members Of the House to attend
the funeral OF the late general as representa-
tives Of this body.
Resolved. That q copy of these resolutions be
forwarded by the clerk of the House to the
family Of Gen Sherman.
Suitable brief addresses in honor OF the de-
ceased hero were made by Messrs. Cutckeon.
Grosvenor. Henderson Of Illinois, Cultivate.
COgswell. yandever. Wheeler and Williams of
Ohio. IN accordance with the resolution the
Speaker appointed the following committee:
hessrs- Cutcheon. Spinola, Cogswell. Cummings,
Grosvenor. knsey, Tarsney, Henderson of Hi
nois and Cultivate.
In the Senate yesterday the Vice President
announced his appointment of the following
Senators to attend Gen. Sherman's funeral
the number having been increased from five to
six: Messrs. Eyarts, Hawlev, Henderson, Pierce.
COckren and Walthsll
John T.. Brady, colonel commanding En-
eampment No. s.. Union Veteran Legion. has
issued q general order announcing Gen. Sher-
mans death, paying tribute to his memory,
expressing sympathy with the family and the
country in their bereavement. and directing
that the eolors Of the encampment be draped
In mourning for period of thirty days
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THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
General Sentiment Against Silver Legisl
tion-Other Measures Discussed.

General Sentiment Against Silver Legisla-
tion-Other Measures Discussed.
The republicans Of the House discussed the
silver question in caucus last night. having in
view q compromise. great difference OF
opinion was made manifest during the discus
sion. but the prevailing sentiment was opposed
to silver legislation at this session. The dis
cassion turned from the silver TO the question
of general business.
Incidentally. the shipping bill and the bill
for the relief of the Supreme Court were al
lude6 to a. measures which the party should
pass before adjournment.
The only tangible result of the caucus was the
adoption of the following resolution:
Resolved. That it is the sense of this caucus
that the chairman and secretary be instructed
10 request the immediate presence and con-
timed attendance OF absent republican Rep
resentatiyes during the remainder of this Con-
RreSS.
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D. A r. RELiEF CORPS
Alta meeting Of John A. Logan woman's Relief
Corps last evening at Masonic Hall. Mrs Anna
Peck in the chair, three new members were
initiated. namely, Mrs. Isaac Bowen. Mrs.
Hiram Pitts ami Mrs. O. Z. G. Clark Logan
Posts invitation to attend religious services al
Masonic Hall on Sunday, the nd instant, was
received and accepted
FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING.
A meeting Of the finance committee of John
l. Logan Post. No Il. was held Last evening at
Comrsde Armstrong; office. The several sub
committees appointed with regard To the APP
proaehing parade on Washington's birthday
made encouraging reports. which gave evi-
dence that the project viii be u success. The
committee then visited the Ladies' Relief
Corps. who were in session, aud discussed with
them the arrangements necessary.
Capital Tent, Junior, No. 1s, met last night,
Chief Ruler Crawford in the chair. Among
the visitors were John r. Mahoney, Edward
Woods and John Fox Of Cammack Tent, Junior.
Phillip A Simpson was arrested yesterday by
0ficeg Matthews for fast driving.
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THE PRESS CLUB.
The Organization Perfected at q Meeting
Held Last Night.

Held Last Night.
There was q large attendance last evening al
the meeting of the National Capital Press Club,
called for the purpose of declaring the results
of the recent election, installing the officers
elected and starting the club its first year OF
existence. The red parlor of the Ebbitt House.
in which the meeting was held, vas well filled
with newspaper men. The report of the in
spectors of election was submitted and Mr.. s.
H. Kaufman was declared elected president,
Mr.. +. H. Hosford. secretary, and Nessrs.
Hamilton, Merrick. Wellman. Splain. Fearn,
johnson, Low, Powers and Goodwin members
Of the board OF governors The vote was SO
divided that there no election of vice
president and treasurer. and it was left to the
board of governors to fill these Offices from the
candidates receiving the highest number of
votes. A financial report and several commu-
nications were read. one from the secretary OF
the International League of Press Clubs in
wiling the club to unite with that organization.
The board Of governors was instructed To have
400 copies Of the constitution printed for use
Of members The board of governors. which
met after the club meeting adjourned. COM
pleted the organization OF the club by electing
Mr.. f. A. G.. Handy as vice president and MIR.
Thos- b. Kirby as treasurer. As Mr.. Powers
had not qualified a member of the club his
place was filed by the drawing of lots between
the next two highest candidates. This resulted
in Mr.. Howard W. Thompson's becoming a
member of the board. The members drew lots
for long and short terms with the following
result:
Three years-Messrs. Goodwin. Merrick and
Johnson; two years-Messrs. Splain. Fearn and
Wellman; one year-Messrs. Hamilton, Low and
Thompson
The following committees were appointed:
House committee-Messrs. Hamilton, Splain
Handy. wilkins. Carson and Austin
Auditing commiItee-Messrs. Merrick, Fearr
and johnson.
Subcommittee on bylaws. rules and regula
tions-1Iessrs- Handy. Wellman and johnson
meeting Of the board Of governors will be
held on Thursday evening to hear a report
from the house committee regarding quarters
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WANTED SITUATIONS.


WANTEU-DnEssNAkkh WANTS nUik IL
.,n pr ,,s families by the wseS Understands cut.
Box Isl. s sts os lasfAs i0r steady WORK
WANTED-sITUAII AS sTENOGRAPHER
iss, s supiS s Address a. I
WANTED,wID0w LADY. WITH CHILD 5
country. Address ". F.. star office. IT
WANTkD-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w Tor COOKS chalnlernsids waitress. lsnndressss
man. buffers. S.A.CUOaDs :I27 10th n W. fel74t'
WANTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
men ;si j. have references from last place cis s.
WANTED-BY A NEAT COLORED GIRL-A
s'uation as chainberipad or Waitress In private
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, LAW STU
Nv Dent one or more hours employment dirins the
Jay. Address CA, Star office. tels~N
WANTED-BY WHITE GIRL. PLAIN SEWING
o and assist in dressniaking by the day. Apply 10
w ANTED-EMPLoYERs FOR EXPERIENCED
sp RSr CITY
Dn .itssl,. sHAckLEfoED. Prop. "Oe L st. NV.
WANTED-A SITUATION By A WHITE WOMAN
s, as wet nurse in private family. Address Box ~.
WANTED-PEKSONS DESIRING 10 HAVE
w their washing AMI ronins done. boarding hors,
family or single waslng. call upon mrs. LACY 10ll
WANTED-B A FIRST-CLAs COOK, A PLACE
q, Ina private family can furnish reference Can
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG COL
w ored man. situation as coaehman IN private
family experienced and capable Call OF address l4
2lst ST. II. W. It
WANTED EMPLOYMENT BY A RESPECTABLE
w youth who has had two years eyperien'e in first
Zee aIs fG st. n &S'e SINAI" salary
NXyANTED-BY YOUNG LADY A THOROUGH
class references. Address H. re-. star office. lie
WANTED-BY NEAT. RESPECTABLE CoLORED
work in family Of or Wiling and obging Call at
lO3l 4th st NV. from IL to IN. reference
WANTED by A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w girl 10 do general Homework in a small family.
Address Az Ridge, bet 4th and 9TH. and SITS. 1t
WANTED = BY YOUNG MAN. EIGHTEEN
office fel6-an'
WANTED-A wELL-EDUCATED YOUNG LADY,
desires a position. .rsstiinonais and references.
Address F. u. star Office. fe16-2t'
WANTED-A SITUATION BY FIRsT-CLAss
OF horses and best o. references fully ar
quainted with the city Address Box 6S Star Office.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS LADY's MAID
and seam stress by Competent French person.
reierences. Address Box Is. Star office. ieI6Sts
WANTED-A YOUNG WIDOW, BRIGHT, IN
., teiliaen and very companionabie desires posi-
oughly capable 70 NIL any position trust widowers
s1s PreeTed Teabe reiessnces furnished Please
w drivers, porters, housemen. engineers, walters
kitchen. farm and dairy hands; also youths. (Swe-
q st. II. feI4 Its
WANTED-AYOUNGM MAN WILL KEEP BOOKS
w or write shorthand two or more evenings in the
HENRY, Star office. fI4-3ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

tOh kkN1-2i-3 81. NV, hoOMs
80 month
III III 81 NV. rooms and bstn- A. Ier month
2l2t l. 81. NV. roof.s and bath. As is.r month
l.l3 q 81 n W. 10 rooms and bath. IcT snonth
These are all new and pretty houses every lGoi-
ern convenience. I. X. BROOKS
Iel..-t lilt l.-h a.
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FOR RENT-STABLES
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR KENT-SEvERAL NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS;
Il brilliant tone; frst-class make rents paid dur,
inx 1891 credited II bought. Latest music only ItE
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

E9k SALE-A BARGAIN-THE PALISADES OF
Il the Potomac-o4 acres OF land the Conduit road
On the District line this is the most beautiful and
turesque portion Of the District and be Iur-
chased tor the low price of $500
THOS. g. HENSEY l. CO.,
feltlm 1900 st. n. W.
EOR SALE-94 40 ACRES OF LAND ON THE
Broad Branch road. within 300 yards of Connect
cut ave extended values increase IN this section
than any other; price for the tract Sl6.UUU.
THOS q. HENSEi CO.,
fel6-lm 100 st. n. V.
FOR sALE-TWo LOTS IN HYATTsvILLE,HA HALF
fsl4-4t DUCKETT FORD. 6l7 st.
FOR SALE-BETMEEN II AND - ACREs NEAR
l. lexington and Edgewood: lies well tor subdivis-
ion SUI less acre than any land in vicinity price,
IS, 100 per acre. DUGAN DUTLEh. 0U9 st. u. W
fel4.d
L'oR sAIE-JANETA. SUBDIVISION OF ROCK
- vile; 10 lots left hne groves all lots;
SO TO 500 per lot; $40 to So cash; balance
monthly. DUGAN 4 BUTLER 900 st. NV.
feli-0t
EOR sALE-:sS ACRES 4 MILE FROM Ian
l. ham IS station, 12 mies iron Washington; dwelling
and outbudlngs; whole or in part. S..u per
fel4-3t DUChET1 FORD. ols st.
LrOR SALE-2G2 ACRES OF LAND AT CHOPPER s
Il Station Metropolitan railroad, 8 miles Of
IaithersLurg, Montgomery Co.. Nd. in cult
walton, baalCe in chestnut. oak and hickory timber
$40 per r. MACE. Montrose, Monty. Co., Md
fela
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OOA AlSstOhk k Ok Dtk.Ds Oh l. EhA ~
~ and Territory notary and U. 3. cosnnzBsszonsr.
JSo. 4. bkAlxks liza - n y.
1nethcs from = ". 70 p.m- ni5
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fel4 Room 4. Atlantic building.
ENoR sALE-HoUsES IN Nj. PLEASANT.-THE
weli-built and substantial village that never en-
1oyed boom. Most Of It's streets improved with
sidewalks gas lights and sewers and the city water
pipes are now being laid througl the place Rock
Creek Park lies On the west, the proposed National
Boulevard on the north and the cae fine ON the east
Fourteenth street will he cOnreed the car terminus
before June 30 Buy now before these numerous I'M
provenlents advance prices. You discount the
future by prompt action. Read this list.
S4.UO Will buy 1-rOom house on Oak St with gas
water RANCE and good stable.
$4.JO will secure 3 very pretty S-room cottage on
same street Bath gas. water. open fires. larse porch
~. 700 gives you a substantial e-room cottage on
18th St Porhes. cellar, good WELL stable and plenty
of shade. Lot 20 feet front.
5000 IS the price of a S-room corner residence
stable on rear of lot.
$1,000 will make you the owner Of a new 1-roorn,
attic and cell residence on Howard ave YER, CON
Nenient TO the cable cars Furnace, open yrzie and
cabinet mantels. ~ :
5000 viii purchase the fine COTTAGE corner 7t and
fark streets rooms. gas, water and bath. Lot vDx
1Oo delightful situation, looking toward the
600 buys another very pretty cottage on 18th
st. Eipht rooms cellar and attic Gas water Ia
trobes hardwood stairway and bea ufiful shaded lot
tI.JoO IL cheap for elegant house ON 18th st
rooms and bath; hot and cold water: gas, range
large attic and cellar; furnace, cabinet mGntes, &c
stable for two horses: lot JOxlsO.
Call at our office for full des Ition and terms
c. b. BROOkES & CO..
fel4-G al l4th st
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FOR SALE---HOUSES.

I.,0E SALE
II two-ssoTy l-sck house containing rooms and q
sseth Ron On -. between i4th and 18th The
lot Is s+SAllO EeSt to IN alley. Pr..e, ...so.
- IhOS. j. FISHER a CO.
IL D.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

LfOR RENT-AFLAT; THREE LARGE COMMUNE
- eating unfinished rooms and bath all newly pa
pered three large closets and book in passage
second floor 1918 l4th st. n. Inquire 1928 Pierce
placer. w fe4-lnI
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BUSINESS CHANCES

LpOR SALE-HOrEL ON PROMINENT CORNER
northwest part OF the city three years lease 50 bed
roos. othces, parlor, dining Terms asonabe
Address BOX III, star ONCE. fel1-2w
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EOR RENT-.lI2 1 NV. NEAR Pa. AVE: 4
9TH noon roas ya a1 ns sssie IS & qs
lettie st. near 18th and s.w. rooms water $40.
f. A. MCINTYRE, DBL NV, opp. Trinity Church.
fel4-l0t
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fel:-lm sWORMsTEDT BRADLEY. pR7 p. ~.
Eok nEET-20l 10TH ST. 8. W. OPPOSITE
Ssl21N JOHN B. WIGHT, ilOsh T.
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EOR RENT-FOR COLORED TENANTS-HOUSE
u in Ward place range, hot and cold water; reu.
Est. iaoi- j I'm
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EfOR RENT FURNISHED : PRETTY NEW
house; all MI q rooms and bath; parior and
dining room finished in oak; hest location city $50
month: bar1ain, because family leaves city iIne-
diately. Apply to OWNER, 11.s9 18th st. Iel1-tt
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k,Ok RENT-BY THOMAS L. WAGGAMAN
l. Real Estate Broker. Y17 ST. W.
HOUSES.

Central bldg. rm is. .<
Vernon Row. I'm 10 4 2l. ~
46S La ave, back room.
I'd fioor Ii
Gunton bldg. rni 81. 4
The aboveis only a port
books. Fer tull hist call a
the 1st and 10TH. ffel3l
EOR RENT-FURNIsH
IL Iowa circle. l4r.I
by year........... .e3, U()(
BY season. -, OO(
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EOR REMITTANCE FURNISHED ROOM WITH
board for two; private family. lsl2 st. NV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
GREENWOOD

uWill n. rym.ml-fc,i that year Ago
last summer Mr.. ElNsll .tcpp~i ou q
nall which penetrated nearly through the
i,.ot the wound healed -itst While.
Tat -. trouhlssome ever after, cau.ins
. s,so.i deal ~ palm q time., aud finallN
pruluy-d hlo'd poisouing and partial
paralysis. Tier last days s,rc sttsn,ls~i
~lth a g,-si deal 70 Distress and suffer
log The funeral service. acre per-
formed by Rev. =. ". smith, sho chos-
foe a.. foundation ~ al. remarks the
~of,l. "fot hsr- Sr have no continuing
,uV, bot 80 .s,k QUE o. come"
Ioulsa swan, Who fell some time $50
ani iniar,Sl herself 81 that her recovery
wAs thoughi doubtful, has ~ far r~coN-
er,,l a. a. D. able 90 - about the house
sithout help.
4 little motr snow Noaii make frat
class .lslghing. bat ~ pr--eni u !. gtos-
ing ls.s Instead ~ morr.
The cruNs have h~~u uncommonlN
nuusruu. thu. fsr. and, a. b. hooc.,
about L.. ~ rather like thru thu. time
- the ; ear, ESPECIALLY In q cold day "
almost ..,ms "a soften the temperature
Ia 81, ihcm diving sh"ai.
DANIEL Bryant'. old Blll, aged +, has
ansll, .uvruml.si o. The Inevitable, just
q. every old horse ought L. after beln.
me- longer .erNicsablc.
John snail. four yearling. Got cat 81
hI. ra.tur, in sarly suiumn, ani, aiier
~ouderiug about Tor While, got over
into OrNille Ame.' pasture and woods
~h~r- they have remained ever .incr:
The, are a. lld a. 80 May deer. aud
at very much like them when approach
81 ~ man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
ALBANY.

I.urlan Andrews ga. returned from
Nbdoscr. Mass, where he Ia. w"rk~i
tb. past season AZ C,rpcni.ring.
FRED CLARK has been haulin. luu'brr
o. Norway village. hat the thas and
rain has disappointed him aud many
other.
The remark u often made sr never
knew such . IyCrmb.r. fnd upon
committing INV diary that the present
month !. . complct. dupllcsi. II Dee,
lsGG. Th-n u VA. good plowlng the 9Th
day. After that th-r- wss q short cold
spell ani .nos which lasted hut short
time. Christina. week was very much
Ia. the prc..nt week. Soon after Christ
mas NJ had deep SNOW.
iI-rl-rt ilcan ani y. 4. Judkln. wcr-
hunting deer Tuesday. They sas tao
large one. bat th-y were running Tor
''derr life" II !. sslh that several have
b-.n caught Ia ston.hsm.
Oti. iisyfori Was In tosn Monday. lie
I. stopping thls winter With hl. .on In
Hanover.
Christmts passes rather quietly, no
public demonstration. Hut many home.
suioS ,h. glsdsomr day, day that
.houli give loy o. all. II remind. Va
~ the tlai. When the h.s,cuiy host
h.rsla.i the good news 70 I,cacc on earth
aud good viii Ia men.
Ia. school la di.iric, No. l, at Hunt.
Corner. will have an exhibition and en-
tsrtainme't aud box supper at the
church New Year. I've. They hope Ia
make u an enjoy able oCcaslon. All are In
,tt.,i TO .haf,. Ia Ia.
Round Mountain Grange Will have an
exhibition aud festival NJ their hall
Tursday evening, 18th in.i.
D.. :. Hutchinson has sent hl. apples
90 Liverpool. lie had several hundred
bu.h-l. 81 lI,ldwin'.
Ia. Upton brothers are cutting cord
~ood on their lot near Libby. mill.
stephen Libby Ia. got hls corn, or
gri.t mlll a. running. II will IL quite q
convenience Ia our people.
Am sorry "a hear that your Mason cor
respondent l. Ia very feeble health. lie
IA. long battl-i Nth dl..ase but ~ late
hr had .c-mc,i % ut the better of H..
Hop he will .oou rally and after ~hHy
year. more ~ service quietly ".uccumb'
io old aye. II would not live aiedy'
In this bleak world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
olcsvAlt

plcksal- aud IL. surroundings
Echoe. Dick's southwe.tsrly 'front.'
GA q calm day, may - heard the most
wonderful eChocs Ia which II has ever
l.-cn oar privilege Ia listen. n gun b.
hr,i. ths r.tort I. Instantly repeated
with 50 much volume ot sound az Ia
tauss Que 90 think two shots wsr- hrcd,
bat Nhen tis heard On Old Black. ani
again rs-.cho~s GA Dick, back snd forth
many times, each rrbound higher az aud
les distinct, aud finely eliminating In .
heavy boom away up ur-isr D'ck. arch
log hroN, the shooter will conclude that
hls flr.t MS q mi.taken impression, or
the ~holc brigade y out on hunt, sud
"Dick's ghost" up aloit Ia the eagles
meet l. t,klng a hand In the skirmlsh.
lt~as once our good fortune to hear
the Star Spanglci Banner played on a
cofBst hy the late :. ". Cannon, from
a position near the small pond mentioned
IN former communication, In which
these crag. aud Cllff. joined, all playing
fret parts. 1t frat, cut 20 the silent
forest roe IA. not--, soft, clear and Dis
tinrt. aud then mi. musician wo,e hi.
wonderful enshantmsnt about the rocky
rampsri., waking the scboe. In mount
sin, glen aud forest. until the leaves
CA the trc-s seemed 90 Sibrate With
melosiy. and the pinnacles 60 quake on
the higher notes, aud then the sound
.oftly and gcntly died awsy Ia sadly
plsa.iny strain. beyond the power
81 ds.eTiption Of QUE Ia whom m1slc IL
an. most enir,ncing aud besitchins aud
moving and rloqaeut ~ al the mediums
by aud through which the Creator hold.
conVsr.. With the creature.
Mr.. BRAY l. reported % falling COO
stantly. Mr.. BRAY Who u caring Tor
hin, night aud day has had an attack of
the old trouble for which she Was treat
"a al IN. Mslne General Hospital some
three year. since.
A Young man by the name of Levi.
Collin. hung hlmselfin William Bishops
harm. Franklin Plsntstion, Wednesday
the 10th. No reason IL assigned Tor the
act.
The s.rle. af meetings holden have
hen well attended and productive OF
considerable religious interest. Elder
Ioy. l. holding meetings al present al
IN. Centre school house.
New. % Mr.. Bayt death just recel''
el the al.
Charlie Collins. q young man staying
a, Nm. Bl.bop's, hung himself the 18th
inst. Poor health u supposed to have
h.,u the cause 81 the set. Funeral the
l-th. Rev. A. q. Abbott officiating.
Any one wanting any Wild cltiie
caught will DO well tn call on Arthur
CnIId. lie tucksred out two Que Gay
LAT uesk, one for Otis wyman and an
other for Georg- o. Hsssey.
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SWEDEN

Mr. stephens. Wesley revived a Christ
ma. surpfi.. . few day. sgo Ia the shsI.
20 box. Va which sss a very nlc- oN.f-
coat. also blankets, drcs. patterns, th"
pri,.. ~ uhich amounted "a about one
hanirs-i dollars. n was a.. gift of hi.
hruthsr william. Who has q lucrative
pa.liiou In the soldiers Home AZ Grand
islsni. Neh. II wss very gratefully
r-c~iyr,i as token ~ bruth-rly love.
Not within the remembrance of the
oldest inhthltant "a. there 80 much
.ickne.. al one time In our tosn n. st
prr.sut. 4 di.iemp-r, .omcihlng Ike
IA grippe, I. doing the tosn Va good
.haI.e. IN. dr.; 20 the week oSef seventy
c,ss. Ner- reported In IN. crnirh pot-
tlon 20 an. town. "a Ear as knosn,
none are very seriously sick. vt the
majority are very ready Ia call In III"
family physician.
The school. In thr-e district. have
b-~n Obliged a. close as there wcr, NO
.cholar. To- attend.
our stage driver. wymsn Nryer., has
lung fever aud Daniel ~. Woodbury.
takes HI. plsCr.
No entertainment Christina. nigh, ON
account 81 sickness.