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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13
Sale Of Real Estate.

By virtse a % order and deaps Of
the county couft q Rock Isissl csun-
z. Illieese. .e1e On tAs Dse1taa e
tTsaog Of the estate Of Olaf A An6ef1ss 6scoasrd.
for lesvs TO ssl TIE real estsss q ~ 6oooooo1
ct ths nay tern. 4. D.. lse& q 80 o1Ist, q
Wit: on the lib day u nsy ~. ] shsll o sSe
1sth DAY Of June pexf. eeeyesa - heun q
slseneoa q "a 1sy. % v1s: = q HsIr q
oAcleek IN ths aftss1ooo - - ~, IN q m
Nc sale. as TEE seuth eoof - - 0ssIt hoass q
The city Of Rock slss1 :. go e.ssey. ~ a. -
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13
Administrators Notes.
Estate Of John 2. Bollman. deeessed.

. Ths cndersigned having been appointed sAnin-
istratxix Of TIE estate Of John r. Bollnan
late OF the county Of Rock Island,
ctats q Illinois. deoea;s1. hereby eives notice
q Rock lsland county, ct the o1cs q tie cisfh
Of said court in u city q Roek Islesd, at the
AUGUST tern, On the Afst Monday IN August
against said estate aro notified and requested q
attend, Tor u purpose oe having IL eaDs "a.
An persons inAebeed b said sseses are ~
guessed 10 make Immediate payment . the m.
dereigncd.
Dated THE 96th day q Nay 4. D.. ieea.
4no. HANNAH BoLLMAN, Administrafrix.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13

ExoOutor's Notice.


! n undeFgi1ed having been aypo1nasd Oxscu.
eof q The Lest VIII an1 testansnt Of Janes
=. Dixon. hate Of The county of Bock lslaDd
state Of nlinois. deceased. hereby gives noeicc
that be VIII appear before the county coaFs q
ecck lsla.d county, q the once Of the elesk d
July ten, On he alse Monday Il Jsiy 80,
o. which tine al pcreons having claino aenana
esio estste are Nodded and requested 10 sttsal
TOR the purpose Of having the same adjusted.
guessed = oaks tnDsdiats payment % he N.
dersiGned.
Dated this 9Th day q Nay, A. d. ioB
PAfnlck DIXON. Executor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13

u. Willians' Indian Pie Olnsnsat Win enss
laind hassains. nlsssaasa e.d iteAing pflsa n
shseebs TIE tunocs, allays IL itshfng q eacs,
acts - poultice. givss instant rGlisf. d. WI
liaas' Indian Pfls Ointment II pssparsA caly foe
p1ss md itching Of ths pstvste para, ~ netAlng
ere. 1vsfy box = guaranteed. Doad b drug
60 ssut 81 NAIL for % cents nd q pR boz.
WINS uannfacsnziAe esopany. rsossiseom,
Clsvolaad. 0Aio. oolA By Z. Il. Tho0as,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13

oDouDed much interest," On account a -
4rcminenco q tho Leaders and the sh6rp
contest which has waged between them
Tor years, a. well rs because Of the events
OF the campaign which has resulted in the
present contest.
In presenting his case Higgins called
Addicks . political bandit and s.,nor.l
idiot, Y and declared he was not Repub-
hcan. Addicks said he had been q Rcpub-
lican all his life, voting for Lincoln, and
that he had first elected Higgins United
States senator and then whipped Aim.
The committee In executive session con-
caudod to seat neither contesting deleRa-
ton, but leave the matter for the conyen-
tion to decide.
An important question will be pressed
on the national committee by Committee
man Payne. He wants the committee 70
indorsc resolution changing the basis Of
representation 80 that hereafter tho basis
from the several states shall be fixed at
four delegatcs-at-large and one additional
delegate for each 1900 votes or majority
fraction thereof cast In each state for the
Republican electoral ticket ut the last pre-
ceding election, and that eoch territory
and the District Of Columbia be entitled
to six Delegates
AuS WOuiu unvo 8tc8t eueCC on the
southern representation, and the expert
once the committee has had this year with
contested delegations from that section il
calculated to influence its members favora-
bly,. The effect can be shown in few in
stances By the present system Alabama
has 22 delegates, Arkansas 16, Georgia 26,
Louisiana 16. By tho new scheme they
would have respectively II, IA, 10, IA. On
the other hand Illinois, which now has g,
would have 70; Indiana's 80 would be in
creased to 50, and 80 on with the states
that cast large Republican votes.
The report that Platt had sent word to
the committee that IL the New York con-
tests were decided like the others the can
3idate Of the convention would be in dan
ger Of losing New Works electoral vote is
positively denied by Hanna.
The national committee yesterday cleo
ted James Francis Burke, Of Pittsburg, of
fetal reporter Of the convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13
TELLER WILL CERTAINLY BOLT.
II the Republican Convention Adopts tn
Gold Standard Idea,

II the Republican Convention Adopts tho
Gold Standard Idea.
CINCINNATI, June Ex-senator and Mrs
Teller remained here last night, en- route
from Washington to St. Louis. They re-
sumed their journey today. Senator Tel
Ter was interviewed by The Enquirer, the
free silver organ, as follows: what do
you think the Republicans will do at st.
Louis SENATOR"
II think that Mckinley will be tho
nominee on a gold standard platform"
I'm that event what will you DOR
Il do not wish to make any statement
further than that which Is alrendy ON rc-
cord. When the Republican state conven-
ton Of Colorado was in session tele-
graphed them that did not desire to 20
to st. Louis, but that if my party sent me
would not support a gold standard cam
didate for president on gold standard
platform, or on q platform Of doubtful
import. or in other words 'straddle'
Not only did the convention elect me but
instructed tho other delegates to be gov
erned by my action"
"Then you will bolt the couventions"
IT did not ny anything abou6that, but
my declaration to the Republicans Of Co..
0radbiiS ON reeord and you can draw what
ever conclusion you please from that"
Ticker said that Carter, Mantle, Dubois
and Cannon would also bolt gold stand
ard man. He believed the Democrats
would indorse free silver, but declined to
say what he would do in that case.
He was asked further: What figures
will the tariff question cut in the cam.
paignf"
..Not much. All the tariff In the world
won't help this country without the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13
MEN WHO OPPOSE THE MAJOR.


They Get Together to Demand . Straight
Out Gold Platform.
The movements of the men who arc Cd
posed to Mckinley have been very quiet,
but it IL understood that since the arrival
Of Quay there has been a conference Of
men representing the different candidates,
those present being Plat, for Morton;
Quay, for himself; Henderson, for ALL
son, and an eastern man representing
Reed. 1t was understood that the confer.
ence was not with any hope Of defeating
the nomination Of Mckinley, because
Quay and Manley have already conceded
tine nomination of the Ohio man on the
first ballot; but that 1t was proposed to
prepare platform on the money question
which was to be insisted upon at all haz-
ards, and to give It to the Mckinley men
as one of the demands of the opposition.
1t was understood that the declaration
was to be unequivocally for gold. In this
connection, it is said, the declaration will
be 80 pronounced that 1t will not be &C.
ceptable to the great middle west, which
Is solid for Mckinley, and may precipitnte
fight. This is one Of the many stories
that were In circulation, indicating that
the arrival Of Platt and Quay had made
the opposition more formidable than was
supposed. As the Mckinley men here are
for the most part talking in favor of q
strong declaration in favor Of gold, they
say that there cannot be very much diff
Guilty in adjusting . financial plank to
suit.
A most important conference was held
in Senator Quay's rooms last night, at
which Senator Quay himself, Mark Hanna,
Hahn national committeeman from Ohio),
Hobart (of New Jersey, Fessenden (of
Counecticutl, and w. Andrews (of Penn
sylvania), were prrscnt and at which IL
was practically arranged that Quay should
retire from the contest Tor the presidency.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Eu1oA00, BOOZE l1LAaD . PAOIB10
eeaivay-rteasts can b pareAaDs1 o. be-.
- eeecksd q = . ? TWcntiseb 0hDss aspd
rhasyezse seRsst lfask 2. Rls10se. Agsst.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-13

LEON, h.. June 1s.-In the Republicaa
congressional convention held It this plase
Colonel W. r. Hepburn vas renominatod
Tor congress for the Eighth district Wish-
out opposition A resolution was adopted
ind0rsing the candidacy q Hon. John W.
Harvey for uupreme Judge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
TILTONVILLE.

Tilionville. O., September 5.-1rs.
Thomas Moore, ST, was stricken with
paralysis on Friday morning, and
there is little hope Of her recovery.
Miss Belle Garden. who has been Wis
iung relatives in Wheeling, returned
home Friday.
Miss Missouri Medill has accepted po-
s!t.on IN the Childr5n's Home z, Canal
Dover, and left for That place the hr1t
Of the week
A. p. Beardsley, Of Wheeling was
here Sabbath calling on friends and
using his camera on the landscape
roundabout.
Mrs. Livinia Schneider returned home
Wednesday evening from California,
owing TO the illness Of her husband.
Mrs. Schneider spent the prime pal part
of the summer In the distant West
Miss Rose Wheeler and sister, Miss
"Ocky." of Wells5urg, w. Va, have
been visiting Mr.. Price Rese and fam
ily. returned home Friday
Mrs. Jabez Pierce was in Martins
Ferry Tuesday. visiting her daughter,
who has 4 small child stricken with
shannon Cunningham has returned
from a lengthy visit with relatives in
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Emma Hollingshead went 70
Fast Springfield Thursday 10 attend the
county W. c. T. U. meeting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
CLARKSBURG.

Clarksburg, W. Va, September s.
. This has been a gay week for Clarks-
bIrg-the fair, the Ministries, and a cir
Gus and menagerie, all in the past three
days.
There were elaven thousand people at
the fair on the last day.
This evening a free silver club was
organized in this city. The officers are:
o. w. Owens, president: John J. Davis.
VIC president; Amos Payne, second vice
president; Ransall Johnson. third vice
president; c. l.. Hickman, secretary; c.
A. Horner, treasurer.
The Democratic delegates from this
county TO the Judicial convention ara
D. L. Nuzum. T B. Martin, Geo Tur-
ner, J. NJ Garrett, S Elton, NJ. G..
Sperry. O. Randolph Rouse Johnson,
J. J. McManaway, John Temple, Thos.
Raymond, j. +. Allen, A. G.. Garrett,
Jos. ROmine, Jos White, VIM. Smith,
VIM. Orr, s. D. Smith and X. Pell.
II was quite a setback TO Mr.. Atkin-
son when Mr. Ralphsyndsr by letter,
openly declined 10 accept the nomination
fer Governor on the Peoples ticket and
that he VII support Mr. Watts.
The Broad Run Association Of tho
Baptist church. held its annual meeting
at Center Branch church on last We'd
nesday and Thursday, and was well at
tended.
Next week St. Joseph's Academy, the
Northwestern Academy and Broad6ua
institute. of this city, all commence
school.
Mrs. Shuttleworth, widow of tae lata
Capt John H. ShutJlewOrih. did this
morning at her residence in this city.
Charles Morgan, OF the Annapolis
Naval Academy. IS home visiting his
father, Dr. D. P. Morgan,
DR.. 4. ). Carr is d, the Lee White Sui
phur Springs the guest Of his brother,
DR.. y. 5. Carr.
Hoffman, Sommers is home from At
lantic City.
Mss Mtgs Jackson, of Parkersburg,
is the guest of Mr.. and Ms. J. NJ Jack
son.
Judge Rein Davis, of Louisville, is
the guest of his brother, Hon. John j.
Davis.
Mrs. S. A. Martin, of Wheeling, is
visiting Mrs. c. A Reynolds, Of this
city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
THE SECRET ORDERS.
MASONRY.


During the two weeks past. not much
activity has been discerned about the
Masonic lodge room, many of the work.
ers of the craft having been on excur-
sions, etc, but during the last week Nc
Daniel Lodge Of Perfection he'd It's re-
guar monthly meeting, on Wednesday
evening. when there was a fine attend
ance Of Oretlren present, who assisted
WOrshipfui Bro. Morris to confer che
fourth and fifth degrees en- large class
Of Postuiants, which was we'll done, and
was enjoyed by all. At The close of the
work a choice luncheon was served in
the banquel room.
On Thursday evening Wheeling Lodge
No. 3. he'd its regular meeting, with q
large attendance OF brethren present,
among whom were many visitors from
sister lodges Of other States. Worship
full Master Speyer occupied the East,
and with the assistance Of his proficient
officers, the Fellow Craft degree was con-
ferred upon a candidate in good style,
end in an impressive manner, and the
work was enjoyed by all.
On Friday evening Cyrene CCmman-
derry held monthly cOnclave with full
turnout Of S.r Knights present. The
orders were conferred en- 4 number of
candidates in a very impressive and
solemn manner. and the work was we'll
done by the officers OF the commandery,
and shown shat the rehearsal one week
bsfore. by the officers was beneficial TO
them.
The following are the meetings for
the coming week: Ohio Lodge, No. i,
ca Monday evening, when some candi-
dates will be on hand for the degrees.
ca Tuesday evening Bates Lodge No.
SO will meet, and work will be had IN
the second and third degrees, and Wor-
shipful Master Peabody desires the at
tendance OF lodge room full Of breth-
rem 10 assist him in conferring the de-
grees. On Wedn slay evening Nc
Daniel Lodge of Perfection will meet,
and the degrees frc-n six to fourteenth,
inclusive will De conferred upon large
class of brethren at that time, when
full turn-ou, CT members are expected
to be Oh hand to lend a helping hand in
the work. On Thursday evening, Nell
son Lodge holds its monthly meeting,
and as there are many candidates on the
way no dOub. more than one degree
will be communicated at that time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
STEUBENVILLE.

S:eubenviIe. o.. September 5.-Miss
Mary Burns. OF Lexington, KY, after
spending the summer here, has returned
home.
Miss Lizzie Linn is home after spend
ing her vacation at New Philadeiphla.
Miss Rebecca Hull. who has been
spending her vacation at Rochester \.
Y. and at the seashore, has returned
home
Ell Pagan. Jr., is home after spending
his vacation in Allegheny.
Miss Anna Marshall, OF Pittsburg,
who has been 4 guest OF Miss bessie
Piiner. has returned home.
. Mrs. Maray Murphy and son George,
of South street. are home after visiting
at Kingsvil,e.
Miss Nina Moncur. of Pi,tSburg, is
guest of the Misses Orr.
Mrs. John y. Gailaher, Of Philadel-
phia. is a guest of Hon. J. NJ. Cook and
family.
Judge J. A. Mansfield is home after
spending the summer IN Harrison coun-
".
Rev. J. A. Cook and family are home
after spending the summer in Tuscara-
was county.
Mrs. Robt. H. Orr AMI child are home
after a visit to Greenfield, o.
George Hessar and family have ar
rived home after visit in Delaware, o.
w. II. Harter, a leading jeweler OF
thisci;y, was quietly married to Miss
MYRTLE Hutton. of this city, on WedneS-
dav afternoon. at o'clock. at the home
of the groom. on North Fifth street, by
Mss Maggie Shane, Of North Fifth
street, has gone TO Chicago 10 be the
ouesr of her sister, Mrs. McOmber.
Tbcmas j. Maj;gan has gone TO- Pits
hurg 10 accept a position with Heinjz
Bros. l ,,;ss
Verve Wi.burn. Of Sal; Run. were mar
ried at BriIlian, Monday by Justice
Mrs J. c. Rodgers is home after an
extended visit in the far West.
- Mrs. Lou Helms is home from Sharps-
hnrg Pa where she spent the summer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
GRAFTON.

Grafton. W. Va, September 5.-Rev.
James Dolan, of Piccsburg, IS visiting
John 4. McCabe
T. J. McAvoy and sister were in
Clarksburg This week attending the fun
er3l of John Cord.ffe
Miss Mary Fahey has returned from
trip 10 the Eastern cities.
Clarence West was at Cameron sun
day.
Miss Minnie Davidson is visiting rel
atives at Parkersburg.
T. p. Thayer has returned from a
TWO weeks visit to Baltimore.
Miss Libbie Thompson, O. Galveston.
Tex. who has been the CUES, Of Mrs. z.
Z. Price fer the past TWO weeks, has re-
turnsd to her home.
Miss Maude McVickers. Of Morgan
town. who has been visiting Miss Floe
Hamilton for some time past has return
ed.
Alonzo Bar;lette returned from a trip
to Wheeling Sunday.
Mrs. William Tuealz and daughter,
Mena. have gone 10 Toronto, for two
months visit.
The Misses Wells. or Baltimore, naVa
returned home. after spending a fsw
davs visiting Mrs Frederick BurnhOldt.
Senator T. E. Davis has removed his
family from Mt Lake TO lbs residence On
Fatteman avenue.
J. b. Sweeney, OF Wheeling, was here
Tuesday.
James Duffy, who is postal clerk on
an ocean steamer is visiting his mother
on Washington street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
MINING STOCKS.
HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL. o.. September 5.-Mrs.
Barbara Cehrs and daughter Miss Car
RE. left Wednesday morning on a visit
to relatives in Allegheny Pa.
Prof. ". T. Sykes. of Darlington, o..
made a trip 10 this place Wednesday on
his wheel.
quite number from this place attend
ed the fair at Ntw Martinsvlle the past
week.
Mrs. Jake Voegtly was at Wheeling
Monday and Tuesday.
DR.. r. W. :IcKelvy and Sam Braunlich
made business trip to Woodshed, o..
Thursday
Mrs. John Suter and family, Of East
Liverpool. o., are the guests Of her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Braunlich.
Mr and Mrs a. II. Hofer were at Sar-
dis, o., Sunday.
a number from town attended q picnic
in the country Thursday.
Mrs. Margaret Hartcr. an aged lady
about 100 years Of age. died at her home
at this place on Monday morning and her
funeral took place Tuesday afternoon.
services being conducted in the NJ. +.
Church by Rev. Wilson.
Mrs. Alex. Martin was az Wheeling
Wednesday.
Mrs. Cline and two daughters spent
Sunday at BuckhIl o.. the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs VIII Dietrich.
sat Bare left Wednesday for Cambridge
boro Springs.
W. {. Anshutz was az New Martinsville
Friday.
Mrs. Fisher. Of Clarington. o.. and her
daughter. Mrs. Field. Of Georgia were I'm
town Thursday and Friday. the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. John Lemmersahl.
Sam fisher. Of Moundsville. w. Va.
spent Thursday with his mother at this
place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

At Black Prince Lodge on last Thurs
day evening, the main business TO be
attended 10 was the initiation of four
candidates in the rank of Page. The
work was performed in a manner that
was entirely satisfactory 10 the Team
Master. which means that it was first
class, as nc.hing else goes with that
eminent brother There was no delay,
and those who wished 10 cave were en-
abled 10 DO so at an early hour. There
were only a few early home-seekers, as
il seemed to be the general desire Of
those present 20 make long session.
After the rank work, several Of the
brothers made interesting speeches.
As the weather CTS cooler, the attend
ance grows larger at each meeting. and
We see more Of The Pas. officers Of the
lodge There was an unusual number
of them present en- Thursday.
At The mex, meeting, the rank Of Es-
quire viii be conferred and No. 10
would be glad To- have the members of
Baltimore and Ohio Valley lodges at
tend
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
GOOD NEWS FROM CABELL.
The Outlook for Bryan, Watts and Free
silver is fine and Improving.
Special to the Register.

The Outlook for Bryan, Watts and Free
silver is fine and Improving.
Special to the Register.
Huntington, W Va. September g.
The political situation in CabeH is
bright indeed for Bryan, Watts and free
silver. The county is thoroughly organ
lied, the farmers are reading and think
ing for themselves, and no fear need be
entertained as to their ballot in Novem-
ber
Local differences are fast healing over
ana will play only minor part by way
'of affecting the general ballot.
Hon. w. F. Rees. of Ohio, an ingeni-
GUS stump speaker, a Republican in
days gone by, is talking to enormous
crowds at the various school houses and
cross-road stores. He illustrates his
speeches by charts AID blackboard
drawings. In several cases farmers
have followed him from place to place
The gold sentiment in this section. is
confined almost entirely to disgruntled
and disappointed politicians or those in
the employ OF corporations and stock
companies.
The partial shut down at the C. & o.
shops is an elegant object lesson. The
men are not slow in comprehending the
cause and motive. They see the scheme,
and will repudiate the same in the pri-
yacy Of the voting place when the op-
portunity presents itself.
While not prophet, the Register cor
respondent feels fully warranted in de-
claring that the Democratic majority in
1.-The Fourth Congressional district will
reach above three thousand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
EASTERN STAR.

Marian Chapter No. l. had a meet on
las, Thursday evening. Not many We're
in attendance, but il was an interesting
session notwithstanding, for some most
apprec,a.iva subjects were under con-
sideration, natural history appearing to
be the favorite one and those who were
not there missed much. Perhaps if
they attend The next meeting the speak
ers VIII be induced to deliver the talk
again. But no back talk will be allow
able
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD.
LOCAL AND TELEGRAPHlC LABOR NEWS.

men are now on the ground and work
will begin at once.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company made the town Of Keyser an
offer 10 establish large car shops there
provided that town would furnish SlO,-
600. A public meeting was held and the
amount secured. and an agreement sign
ed and forwarded al once. Col. Thomas
B. Davis endorsed the scheme and says
the $4,000 Will be forthcoming as soon
as the Railroad Company complies win
It's part The shops are 10 cost $1,000
and Will. employ not less than 100 men.
Lumber business remains dull.
A few of the coal mines are working
brlskly. while many are slack Of orders.
The Z. j. FrejlOck Building Com
pany have more contracts chan they can
complete promptly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

ed at Manila on the charge of being
concerned in the instruction. According
to private dispatches the report that
Germans are implicated in the insur-
rection is confirmed. Four insurgents
have been condemned to be shot at
Manila, and 200 insurgents have been
transported to the Mariana and Caro-
line Islands.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
AN OLD WOMAN DEAD.

Ashland. Ky, September Ruth
Jane HenSley, aged Il4, and a pension
er of The Mexican war, is dead az The
u.le log bu- on Garner creek. cwelve
miles back OF .lis city, where she has
lived FOR The past % years She came
from North Carolina With her father
when only a child ana was he Oldest
person in this section Of The State.