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Evening journal., 1901-01-02
NW0RE VENGEANCE
OVER A GRAVE
Brother Of Edward Lyuch
Vows That His Slayer
Must DIE

Laurel, Jan. Edward Lynch, who
was fatally shot by Joseph Baker in the
thicket at Bethel Church last Saturday,
was buried in the little cemetery ad-
joining the church. less than a hundred
yards from the SPOT where he had re-
ceiyed his death wounds. The last
chapter has been completed so far as
Lynch is concerned. but another terri
BILE one may be opened, for Lynch's
brothers swear vengeance. One OF them
standing over the open casket as he
strOked his dead brothers forehaad,
vowed that Baker must die. Bakers
brother and other relatives attended
the funeral. but seemed unconcerned
Never bcf0ie have so many people
attended q funeral in that section. For
hours before the hour for the fun ral
every inch of space ia the church was
filled and hundreds we're pushing and
almost fighting for good positions. Sew
eral women tainted Fully a score Of
women had babes in their arms. but no
one was seriously injured.
The dead man, who stood nearly
sir and a half feet, was so large that
a special coffin had TO be made for him.
I.ynchs cid gray-haired mother7n-law
stuck by him TO the last and her con-
vulsive sobs as she looked upon the
features of the man for the last time
were piuful After being led away she
recovered and said. MY cup CT soIrDw
Is too full. Only a few years ago my
husband dropped dead tfrn my son
was accidentally killed These troubles
wrecked my daughters mind, who is a
raving maniac. and now my beloved
son-in-law is cruelty murdered.
Evening journal., 1901-01-02
NEW STEAMBOAT Line
TO POPULAR RESORT

It IS expected that !. regular steam
ship service wiz De continued between
New Have Conn. and this city. The
stean~- Alsenborn has now made two
t---gs between these ports. bringing
considerable iron material to Whining
ton By coming to this city the Alsen-
born mas relieved the steamer City Of
Philadelphia. which runs on the Phila-
delrhia-New Haven. etc. line. from
stopping here. A third steamer. the
Dorchester. viii soon be added to the
Philadelphia-Savannah Line. It is un-
derstoOd that there are movements un-
der way to increase the number Of
coastwise lines out of Philadelphia. Il
is especially desired that a line to the
gulf be established.
Evening journal., 1901-01-02
COUNTY COURTS ADJOURN
Out OF Respect 10 Memory or Deceased
iWife Of an Associate Judge

After the usual holiday vacation. SUI
perior and General Sessions Courts
were opened this morn ng, but owing
tn the death ol Mrs Maria L. Spru-
ance. wife of Judge Spruance. imme-
diate adjournment was made until
Monday morning. Chief Justice Lore
and Associate Judge Grub were ON the
bench The new officials. Clerk OF the
Peace Quigley and Sheriff Mcdaniel
We're in court for the first time.
IL is probable that the courts will fin-
ish the November term work about
January Is.
Evening journal., 1901-01-02
Detectives Have Been Promoted

Detectives James Tate. Jr.. and
Theodore Wood. Of Philadelphia, have
been promoted as a result of the many
important arrests they have made. I'M
til Monday they were merely acting de-
tectives, their promotion being an
nounced yesterday by Director English.
Both officers are well-known in this
city.
Evening journal., 1901-01-02
THE SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST
The Second Day of the Contest Shows
the Result Below

While the number Of votes turned in,
and the number Of contestants for the
three free scholarships is not yet very
large. il must be remembered that the
contest has run but two days.
The votes turned In 50 far are
=. W. White. 81 Rockford Road. n
John j. O'Donnell. 302 Rodney St.. "a
NJ Il. Haynes. 4O6 r. Sixth St.....
KerOp Kh0rmrian. 81 West ST..
Evening journal., 1901-01-02
GIVES REASONS FOR
PARDONS And COMPUTATIONS
Governor Exercised Ills Executive CIemency in But Few
Criminal Cases During the Last Two Years
Of Ills Official Term
NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE OPERATIVE
Time Card to Comply With Norkmn's
Wishes

At 1901 o'clock this morning the
new time card for the Edge Moor work
mems railroad tram over the p. w &
b. road went into effect The train
that left Wilmington at 4.22 D. m. every
day except Saturday and Sunday for
Landlith and Edge Moor viii leave the
French street station at 4.03 p. M, and
the 5.42 p. N. train leaves now at 5.22.
The Saturday train from Edge Moor
VIII leave at l2.l6 p. M. instead OF 1871.
Evening journal., 1901-01-02
5 978542.0O

1t should be bcnne in mind that under
Chapter 275 of Volume 21. Laws Of Del
aware. The Farmers Bank paid into
the Treasury Of she General Fund
s82.S75.00 and for the School Fund
$22.035.00. These amounts have pre-
viOusly been a part Of the Investments
Of the State and if used fon general
purposes are an impairment of the
capital of the State. The latter sum
is a part of the investments for the
benefit of the School Fund and should
not be used for general purposes If it
can be safely invested for the School
Fund.
The State Treasurer received from
the Secretary of State in 1899 for Stale
Tax on Corporations about S69.00O00.
and has collected under the Annual
Franchise Tax Law S8.2S1.77. The
amount received from State Tax on
Corporations during 1900 is about S3S.-
10000 and the Annual Franchise Tax
which Will be due next month should
amount to much more than last year.
The State Treasurer has paid off the
$4,000 of Indebtedness which was in
CURED under Chapter IL Of Volume p.
and Chapter 165 of Volume p. Laws of
Delaware. From the estimated re-
Ceipts and expenditures given by the
State Treasurer. it appears that there
will be in the State Treasury a sur
plus OF about s7O.OOOO0 l recommend
that this surplus or so much as may
be left in case the annual appropria-
ton to schools be increased. be de-
voted to the redemption of the bonds
of the State. There are s250.000.00 Of
3 per cent bonds OF the issue Of 1887
which are redeemable on any first OF
June or December and it would be wise
and provident to discharge interest
bearing Indebtedness Of the State rath-
er than incur new obligations.
There is. I arDrehend. general i'm
preston among our people that the
State Treasury is suddenly eve flowing
from the income of our corporation
law and many schemes VIII be ad-
vanced for your assistance by appro-
Continued on Second Page.
Evening journal., 1901-01-02
Reviews Condition Of FinaI-
CeS Of the State
MONEY FOR TIE VOLUNTEERS
Original appropriation Vas Not EX-
hauStCd. and AIuch That Vas
Spent Has Been Returned
Special to the Evenlng Journal.

Dover. Jan. 2.-Secretary of State
Hughes yesterday submitted to the
Legislature the biennial message of
Governor Tunnel. It is as follows:
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Executive Department
Gentlemen Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives:
My constitutional duty and a long
established custom in this State make
It necessary that l should on this oc-
casion bring to your attention such in
formation concerning the State and
recommend to your cons. derarCl such
measures as I shall judge expedient.
In attempting to comply with this
duty. permit me to remind you tnat
while l differ from a majority of YOU
in political beliefs and party affina-
tiOns. we are representatives Of the
same people. bound by the same oaths
and should be guided by the same
light, the highest welfare Of our com
sfituents. The best interests cf the
whole people should be first in our
thoughts and we should so shape our
actions as to best serve the general
good. The duties Of the Legislators
are not merely the enactment into
laws the wishes Of constituents. for
you will have many requests and de-
mands from your constituents for the
passage Of unwise laws and the grant
ing Of unfair privileges. 1t is for yvu
to discriminate between those mea-
sures which look to the general good
and welfare and the schemes of sell
fish and designing persons who would
make you the instrument Of their
greed or ill-founded theories. The
value of your service will not be mea-
sured by the number of laws you may
enact but by the wisdom of such laws.
Let me impress on you the necessity
of a careful and cautious consideration
of every proposed measure.
In the brief period during which It
Is my duty as Executive to share with
you part of your labors 1 assure you
that l shall endeavor to carefully and
conscientiously perform my part with
due regard for the interests Of the
State and my fellow citizens.
1t viii be my privilege in a few days
to lay aside the duties of Office and
yours to be associated with my sue
cessOr. In this connection. I want to
thank you and the rest of my fellow
citizens for the kindness and forpeas-
ance with which my duties have been
lightened and my mistakes condoned.
FINANCES.
While the report Of the States Treas
urer. when will come to your hands
later viii give you information on
this subject and / deem it my duty 20
call your attention briefly to the more
important matters relative TO the p'lb
lie funds ard especially tc such mat
ters as raay beed your attention ut
this session. The following is a brief
statement os the assets and liabilities
of the State and the estimates of the
State Treasurer OF receipts and ex-
penditures for the fiscal year 1901.
ASSETS.
Investments. benefit Of General Fund.
BANK STOCK
20 shares Of National Bank
of Delaware, at $500 per
snare ............... ..S lO.UUOOu
MORTGAGES.
Junction and Breakwater
Railroad Company. at
per cent. ....S 1S5.000 01
Breakwater and FrankfOrd
Railroad Company. at 3
per cent .............. 2OOOOO0l
Evening journal., 1901-01-02
Artistic Calendars

The neatest and most artistic calen-
dar for 1901 Is that which is being is
sued by Willard & Abbott. job print
ers. No. East Seventh street. It is a
fine example of the new three color
half-tone process and contains their
ad. printed in the latest up-to-date
manner with the calendar pad In plain
readable type. the whole making a
very artistic and useful calendar
which reflects great credit on this firm.
Evening journal., 1901-01-02
O q. l. H. 3.

Well. here we are again. Can you
guess what sc stand for?
Evening journal., 1901-01-02

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It
fails to cure. e. W. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1901-01-02
MORTGAGES.
Benefit of School Fund.

Benefit of School Fund
BANK STOCK.
500 shares of Farmers
Bank at $500 per shares 3705OOOO
81 shares Of National Bank
Of Delaware, at $500 per
share ....s. ..-...... 1s.50o.O0
ia shares National Bank
of Smyrna. at $1,000 per
share w ... .. 79SOOO
254 shares OF Union Ma
tional Bank. at $500 per
share ........ ...... 49,. 19.S12.O0
416.79O.JO
BONDS.
One bond. State of Della
ware. at 6 per cent. .....S 56.75O.C0
Evening journal., 1901-01-02

For a Cold ill ihc Head
Laxative Bromo-Quininc Tablets.
Evening journal., 1901-01-02

lcontinued on Second Page).
Evening journal., 1901-01-02

CONTINUED on Second Pago).
Evening journal., 1901-01-02

Investments. benefit of General Fund
BANK STOCK
20 shares of National Bank
of Delaware, at $500 Per
share ............... IS 10000. OF
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HOW'S THISf'

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by HALLS CataIrh Cure.
~ CHENEY & CO., Props. To-
iedo, o.
We the undersigned. have known
T > Sheney for the last Is years, aud
nelieve him perfectly honorable in aIl
BUSINESS transactions and financially
by their firm - -
WEST 4 fRUAx, Wholesale Druggist.
Toledo, o..
WALDING. KINNAN h MARVIN
wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o,
Hall's Catarrh Cure IL taken in.
rnally, acting dire e;tly upon the blood
ana mucous surfaces of tho system.
price, Zoe. per. bottle. Sold by al
Druggists, Testimonials free.
haii's Family Pills arc the best
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FOR SALE.

Ono hundred and eighty three
acres of fine land, situated seven
and ene-half miles north of Lam
caster on the main Charlotte road.
Place is we'll adapted to cotton,
cora and small grains, has two
streams running water and would
make, an excellent stock farm.
Two nice frame tenant houses
have just been put up on place.
Forty acres woodland. This is q
good investment, the tenant now
upon place pays 20 per cent. of
selling pl ic"-rent. Easily worth
$1,000, will sell at Five Dollars
per acre, cash. Address me at
10 Whitehall St., Atlanta. Ga.
or see my attys, r.. K. & X. B.
Allison,
WALTER G. CUREroN.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ssass sss Of &xAZzEs<
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
60 u MY o2 LANCASTER,
In the tNsu~t Of Probate.

COUNT oT LANCASTER,
In the teu~t Of Probate.
Bv Chas. D. JossAs. Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, Jas. w Welsh, of said
'runtN and State. has made sssk to
me 10 grant him Lette.s pf .dn,.usss
sration Of'he Estate OF ard effects OF
Dr G.t Welsh, deceased
THESE ARE TsRss sFoRE To cite aed
sdn"uish all and -iugulsr the kindred
Nnd creditors of III. said DIR G.. -.
Welsh, deceased. that they be ard
appear before me in tho Court Of
Probate 70 be held at Lancaster, e..
n " on the End day Of December
1901 1ubJi,,ti., tle,, ,.f
at ii O'Clock in tn, forenoon, to show
cause, II any they have. why the said
Administration should ns. . be granted.
Given Under naS Hand and Seal this
18Th cay ofNov., Anro Domini. 1901.
r., 81 Ch "A. ID JONES,
Judge al Probate.
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Stewart A. Young
Commits Suicide.
Defaultlng CITY Treasurer of Lou
isvills, Ksntuckv-Preferred
Death t" Exposure.

Louisville, Nov 81 After be
ing offered al evening ne~spape.
which said his bonks were unGsr
examination by expert sccnu n tants,
Stewart r. Young, CITY treasurer
Of Lourvill~, this evening went
to the rear of a warehouse ut Sixth
and Nelson streets and committed
suicide b shaotiny him s.lf he =
hind tho right sar with n p,stol.
A great sensation was creutsd
late this afternnon whrn tha last
edition OF oas evening" papar sp.
psarsd with n story, iu substance
That accountants were vt rerk ON
the books OF tn. retiring citv
treasurer, Stuart r Young, and
that it vas reported that discrsp-
sncies had been faund in his ac-
counts. Immediately the friends
OF Mr.. Young began to look for
him, not believing tho reports.
Shortly after 6 p. M Mr.. Young
was seer at the ladiss' .ntr,uce of
the Louisville hot, un Min street.
where he lived with hi, bride of n
few menths. Two newshoys who
knew MIR. Young, ran up and
said:
"Ar. Young, don't you want a
papsr' Its got vaur picture ia
It,"
One glance at the double column
headlines told Mr.. Young whv the
paper had printed double column
picture Of him. Instead nfsnter>
ing the hotel he walked down
Sixth street towards tho river.
the newsboys following him IN
the other side of the street Just,
after passing NaIssn street Mr..
Young turned off bstv-sr some
box cars. The bays feared to
follow him any fur,hsr and re-
turning t. the Louisville. hotel
described Mr.. Young's actions ito
"kid" johnson, h.cKman
whose stand is in front IF tho
hotel. johnson WAS acquainted
with Young, asd going in tn.
direction given by the newsboys
finally found Mr.. Youug living
face downward in the clndsrs, his
right arm under him. Seeing 4
bullet h"le behind Mr.. Younr's
right ear, JShnson turned the
body over. Then no SAW tho pistol
in Mr.. Young's right hsac. Life
was extract the body WAS re-
moved To an undertaking establish
mont under or isrs of the coroner
for an inquest.
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clothes or sewing for Others to patch out q
neagrs income. Women WHO are too
much 90 their feet, Or who are unable to
sand the strain Of over-work and vorr,,
arc peculiarly susceptible ~ the WA -
neeses and irregularities that are the bane
q womankind. The symptoms of such
Seran1ements are insufficient or excessive
neastrnation, headache, backache, zeu-
!algia, bescorThoea, displacements and ex-
eeme nervousness amounting In many
eases 10 hysteria. The use of morphine is
dangerous and examins tons by male ply.
acians are painful and unpleasant.
Bradfeld's Female Regulator, the
Standard remedy for . quarter Of q CEN
snfy. WIN speedily and permanently cor
1eef the worst disorders of women. Brad
4sid's Regulator is sold ~ druggists at
90 dollar bottle. Interesting and valu-
Able books for wcAen mailed free On
application.
- SRAoFialo ssavAroa CO. aahssa. O.
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Rather Unusual Case
Turus Up in Laurtns.
We'll Known Young Nan Shot by
Citizen Who is Called Out by
Cries for Help.
The State, 2Sth inst.

There was great excitement in
Laursns yesterday. During the
night previous Mr.. Clarence f..
Babb had shot and seriously
wounded . young man named Sui
livan who WAS caught in . lady's
house bstwssn IL and l O'Clock.
Mr.. Babb was awakened by
screams and jumped out of bed
and, without making any attempt
to dress himself, grabbed his pistol
and ran out iato the yard. The
screams came from the home Of
some most estinsbls ladies nearby,
and Mr.. Babb saw two men hurl
themselves out Of window. Bare
footed and in airy attire he gave
chase. Fer four hundred ward.
he pursued one of the fleeing ne
groes, as hs supposed they were.
He fred three shots, none taking
effect. Finally the ma. pursued
stopped as if to pick up a rock and
q bullet frsm Mr.. Babb's pistol
caught him In that part Of th.
body nearest Mr.. Babb. The
wounded man fell and rolled un-
der a house. Mr.. Babb stoopsd
and as it was moonlit night, saw
the party roll over and sver to the
far side of tho house. By tho
time the wounded man emerged
iron under the house, Mr.. Babb
had intercepted him. The dsz.d
fellow did not know which way to
turn until Mr.. Babb halted him.
Grsat was the captor's surpris.
to find that hs had been pursuing
. white man.
Inc latter could give no sc-
count of himself, and would not
disclose the identity of his partner,
who escaped although other neigh
bsrs were on the scene with shot.
guns by the time Mr.. Bxbb brought
down his man. The whole thing
seems to he shroudsd In mystery.
II the wounded maa was drinking
hs did gssd .printiag for a nan
In that condition. Burglary can
be the only plausible excuse sue.
gsstod.
1t is said that feeling against
young Sullivan vas bitter st first, /
but there was NO danger of violsns
being done him. His father 10 .
dispsnsary attachs and is weIl cor
nsctsd. The boys wounds may
not bs of = dangerous character.
Had not this boy been brought
down in his flight, some posr
darksy might have bsel hanging
to q limb-as an example.
Mr.. Babb was quite a hero
yesterday. Getting up on a cold
night and running, barsfootsd,
across cotton patches and ever
rocks, requires endurance. H.
fell once and nssry dsnudsd him.
self. His torn apparel vas blood
stained and he might easily hav.
boon taken for . wounded man
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Sduests Yeer Bowels WA Casssrsss.
,e saoy @ @SsShsrttc, sure constipation forever.
@ Subscribe y TIE LEDGE
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What is a Kiss.
Perhaps One or More Of These
Terms Will Meet Your Ap.
proval.

Some years ago the fsllswing
definitions of = kiss we're published,
aud they are here Reproduced, be-
Jog considered we'll worth th.
space given them: t,
4 kiss is An inspired and taste
less morssl, which becomes de-
licieus and dslsctsbls in propor-
tion a. 1t 10 favored with love.
The sweetest fruit of the tree
of love. The oftsnsr plucksd th.
more abundant it grows.
A thing Of use to no oas, but
much priced by two.
The baby's right, the lover. |.
privilege, the parents benison and
the hypocrits's mask.
That which you cannot give
without taking, and cannot take
"Sos ShFiUk.
The food by which the flame Of
love IL fed.
Tho flag of truce in the petty
wars of ceurtship and marriage.
The acme of agony t. = ba.hful
man. '.t ~
Tho only known "smack" that
will calm = storm. So
A telegram to the heart in,
which the operator uses the
sounding" system.
Nothing divided between two
No. enough for ono, Just enough
for two, too much for three.
The only really agreeable two
faced action under the sun, or tn.
moon, either.
The sweetest labial of the
worlds language.
A wonan's most effective argu-
mont, whether ts cajols the heart
OF q father, control the humors of
husband or console the grief. of
childhood.
Something rather dangerous,
Ssmsthing rather slcs,
Ssmething rather wicked
Though it can't be called . vice.
Some think it naughty,
Others think it wrong,
All agree it's jolly,
Though it doesn't last long.
A kiss from . pretty girl is
like having hot trsacls poured
down your back by angels.
The thundsr-clap of th. lips,
which inevitably follows th. light.
ming glance Of the eyes.
A report at headquarters,
Evsrybsdy's acting edition of
'Romso and Juliet"
What the child receives, what
the young man steals and what tho
old man buys. !
The lrop that rnnn.th .vr
when the cup of love is full. "
That in which two heads are
better than enc. -.
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No one need suffer with neuralgia. This
disease is quickly and permanently cured
oy Browns Iron Bitters. Every disease Of
the blood, nerves and stomach, Chronic
2" otherwise, succumbs, to Browns Iron
Bitters. Known and used for nearly =
xmrter OF a century, It stands to-day fore.
me- xmong our most valued remedies.
kF6tsstfoR Bitters u sold by all. dealsrH
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WOMAN'S
WORK.

An apt old
adage de-
Gareo that
~ o N Q n > 0
work Il never
done. This
u true Of the
housewif's
nanifo,d du-
6es and ap-
proxinlately
true Of the
thousa nd 9
Who work all
Day In factor
he and stores
and half the
mig hit in
making and
- e n d 1 n &
their own
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IL so.d with written ,uarante- to
cure Insomnia. Fits, Dizziness. Hys-
terra, Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality,
Seminal Losses, raiing MemOryI
the result Of Over.~ss Work. Wor
~, sickness. Errors of You,h or Over.
Indulgence Price 81; g boxes &5,
Bv mail In plain package 10 any nd
dress OH receipt OF price. Sold on by
Crawford Bros, Druggists, Agents,
Lancaster, s. L.
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GA GAFFNEf BRANCH.
WESTBOUND.

20 Minutes for dinner.
Note Trains Nos 32 and 33ara
operated daily
Trains Nos. "a, 35. IL. II, I3 IA Is
ana l6 areOperate daily excep, SUN
lay
g. INJECTIONS: At amden with
southern X. - a. ]. and A g..
Line At Lancaster with l. SC. r.
Il Eatawbs Junction with Sea.
board Air Line. At Rock Hill with
AouthsrL railway At YorkviIle with
,'aroiIna Il Northwestern II. r. Az
Blaeksburg with. Southern railway.
At shelby and Rutherfordton with
=. A. L.. A. arinp With Southern
y. II. HAW,
0sn'i. Pas-~ e.r Agent
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A Ola Iasa.

Every day strengthens the belief Of emf.
nsnt physicians that impure blood IL the
cause Of the majority Of our diseases.
twenty-five years ago this theory was used
e. basis for the formula of Browns' Iron
pNters. The many remarkable cures effected
Dy TINS famous old household remedy ere
suhicient to prove that the theory is corre,t,
broWns' Iron Bitter u soie hy all dealsu
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Are You weakS

Are You weakx
Weakness manifests itself in The 1o,, ~
ambition and aching bones. The blood i.
gatery; the tissues are wastine-the door ;s
being opened for disease. A bottle of Browns,
Iron Bitters taken in time will restore vonr
strength, ,soothe your nerves, make Won.
biood rich and red. Do you more gooS
Browns Iror Bitters Is sold By eli dssla.s'
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Smallpox.

Mr.. }. S. Darby ventures the
assertion that in ten milss squsr,
bet wsea AcConnsllsvills "a n d
Smiths and extending down into
this county between Lswrysvills
and Lewis there are 1, 900 case of
smallpox. Ar. r. q, Guy has had
= light attack of varioloid, but is
bettsr. His is the only case among
the white people. Chester Lam
tern.