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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
In MemOrianl.

AT o'clock-on Friday morning. April 4.
death entered the home of Or. Y. c. HUI
az Wytheville, and bore away, to the shores
beyond the soul of Mrs. AlyS HufT Lewis.
Mr.. Lewis was the daughter of V. &.
Hun and Sarah Mathews and was about
thirty-iN years of age. Seven Years ago she
married Charles Conrad Lewis, whom she
leaves with ne. father and brother, 10 suffer
the loss of one So dear. that only those who
have had the same TRIALS can svmpathize
with them in their sad bereavement.
Though aching hearts were left behind and
"a vacant chair stands around the fre-side
vet her loved ones can look up through
years and thank God for the sweet resigua-
ron with which she responded To the call.
come up higher" After weeks and
months of severe pain and continued suffer
ing, borne with heroic fortitude. when she
felt the end was near she called To her bed
side her family and friends bid them good
bye and with "a simple child-Hke faith.
which never wavcrcd. committed her spirit
GO God; amt there was witnessed the Chris.
iian triumph over death.
All that loving hearts could think. all
chat willing hands could do. all that sympa-
thizins tongues could express, was hers: Vet
her release from pain she hailed with JOY.
The young, the lovely. pass away
Nc'er To- be seen again;
Earth taireSt flowers too soon decay.
Its blasted trees remain.
Full OFT We see the brightest thing.
That lifts its head ON hiuh
smile in the light. then droOp ill., wing.
And fade away and die.
And kindly is the lesson given:
Then dry the falling tear
They came Ia raise our hearts to heaven.
They go 10 call Us there
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
CRUM'S.

Corn planting i'm Arabia Is progress
ing slowly, a. many OF the farmers are
complaining of their soil being TOO wet
for blowing.
Mrs. Mary CMld~. of Stephen~ou'~ s..
spent sunday With her daughter Nr-
+. II. Pierce
Mr.. Elmer Kimmeil ami sister visited
their grandmother. Mrs Baker. o..
Stephens City. ON sunday last
Mrs. Alvin C,endennnr. OF BuuAcr
Hill. visited her -i~tcr, Nr~.J " Carter
last week.
Services were conducted at Crum-
Chapel last sunday mornin- 1r Rev D.
l.. Maddox of Gerard~town.
Mr. and Mr. Wood. of near Berry
vile, visited the nci-Lborhooj Sunday
Mrs. Nelia Kirkham aud nerheV~
Master Harry Marsh and Roger Uar
deStv, called ia thc nci1hborhooi
VIRGINIA DNE.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
Death of Mrs. William Jones.

Mrs. William Jones, an esteemed lady
living near Old Chapel, this county, died
last Friday al , p. IN. She had been a
confirmed invalid for many months, and
her death was due to that dread ma adv
consumption. She is survived by two
sons and three daughters. The funeral
was held AT p. m. Sunday from her late
residence, Rev. ID. ii. ScanlOn officiating
assisted by Rev. William Melville. The
deceased was devout Christian and
was much beloved in her neighborhood
lnterment was made in Green Hill
Cemetery.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
The Great Dismal Swamp

Or Virginia is a breeding ground of NAL
aria germs. S"islow, wet or marshy ground
everywhere. These germs cause weakness.
chilis and fever, aches in the bones and mus
cles, and may induce dangerous maladies.
But Electric Bitters never fail to DESTROY
them and cure malarial troubles They will
surely cure typhoid. ave tried many rene
dies for Malaria and Stomach and Liver
troubles" writes John Charleston, of Byes.
vile, o., ''but never found anything as good
as Electric BitteEs." Try them. Only 900.
c. Blencowo guarantees satisfaction.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30

Kindly Take Notice that Ely'> Liquid
Cream Balm is of great benefit To- those
sufferers from nasal catarrh who cannot i'm
hale freely through the nose. hut must treat
themselves by spraying. Liquid Cream
Balm differs in form, bat not incidentally
from the Cream Balm that has stood for
years at the head of remedies for catarrh
1t may be used in any nasal atomizer Tho
Pnce including a spraying tube, is - cts.
Sold by druggists and mailed by Ely
Brothers, SIS Warren Street. New York
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
Il Will Not Be a Candidate. ="

Hon. W.. Bryan gave to the press
the following announcement on April
-:
81 will not be candidate for
President on any ticket in 1904
under any circumstances. [ have
retired from active participation in
politics, for the time being, at least.
have announced before my deter
mnat.on not to try again for the
Presidency. Even should the Dem
ocracy in 1904 endorse and accent
the Kansas City platform as its plat
form for the battle of 1904, | should
not be candidate for the nomina.
ton
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
MOUNT AIRY.

This section Va- visited Wednesday
night hv destructive mountain rr. Do
is thought the woods were fired nur-
po-clv early ihai morning We wish
there was 80 law THAI would Justify our
officers I'M making -frou. efforts g. pro--
ecUte parties tha are mean enough -o
let fire get out 500 this season of the. wear
Mr.. smith. the Misses Brousc aul -cy-
eral Others We're heavy losers in fences
and fine timber. Mr. smith, dwelling
house and harm was surrounded ly fire.
ami was only saved hr tuc greatest
labor The fences ou thc Top around
the hotel grounds were in danger of
being destroyed
our school closed Friday Tor this .cs-
sion. We are sorry that IA. could no,
have continued untilJunc Mr. Fletcher
treated the school jo "a bouut+ul supply
of cake. candy and lemonade.
Mr. Zerkin ami his friend Mir Gc--
chickter. are hauling material 90 cree, a
house on the Top near Raven Rock
our fruit trees loot promising. there
being 81 quantit, oi bloom.
=. d. Chaplin. ot tine Loudoun Iiar-e
is in Washington for "a few days
The Mountain House is malia- ready
for the opening up 20, au early dat
a little child OF Mr. Charles ~,arkey
was badly burned by running through
I Nfre..
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
Shot In His Left Leg

For all kinds OF sores. burns. bruises. on
other wounds De Wits Witch Hazel Salve
rs sure cure. skin diseases yield t. II al
once. Never fails in cases of piles Beware
of countertcitS. II suffered for many years
with a sore caused by a gun shot wound in
my left leg, SAYS As Fuller, English, Ind
It would not heal and gave me much trouble
used all kinds OF remedies fo no pnrnoS,
until tried De Wits Witch Hazel Salve
\ few boxes completely cured me-" &c
Avis.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
Personals.

Personals.
Landreths garden seeds at J. c. Avis.
Mr.. Roy Carter is visiting Mr.. Hamlin
Briggs
Silks and sa,ins for waists at Palm
banm's
Miss Birdie Scheuer has returned from
Baltimore
Six loave~ Of City Bread at MorshalrS
Tor pc.
Miss Annie Doven is visiting friends
in Washington.
Landreths fresh garden seeds at &c.
Avis
Judge 5. J. {. Moore was in Charles
Town last week.
Ladies' and gents furnishing goods at
Palmbaum's
Mrs. Macomb and children are visiting
friends in Buens Vista.
Landreth's 1902 crop garden seeds at
J. G. Avis
Mr. +. VI. Hunt, OF Rising sun, Md.
was in town last week.
\ full line of ginghams, percales. ham
bugs and laces. at Palmbaum's.
Mr. VI. Pulliam is at his office again
after several weeks illness.
Tablecloths. napkins, towels. Bed
spreads a specially at Palmbaum's.
Miss ollie Thomas has returned from
a visit 20 Warrington, W. Va.
:. l.. Palmbaum X Co. have received a
full line of new dress and waist goods.
Mr.. Philip Lee. of Baltimore, spent
the past week al his home near town.
Orsandies, piques, India linens, lawns.
dimi'ies, French madras, at Palmbaum's.
Mrs. William wattles and son have
returned To their home in Alexandria.
Miss Florence Baughman has returned
from an extended visit in Pennsylvania.
Miss Helen DeBruyn Hops has re-
turned TO Baltimore after visit to
"Almeida.".
" rappers. shirt waists, skirts. and A
iull line of muslin underwear at Palm
baum's
Mr. W W. Hutchison, of Washing.
ton. is in Berryville purchasing high.
bred horses
d. oscar snyder. OF Huntington. W.
Va, spent sunday with his father. Mr..
ID. g. snyder
Mc-sr~. iluyett ami Irwin, of Char
lotie,'ille. visited the family ct Mr. I.
Bowman las, week.
MI Loui- Schcuer. the popular cloth
Ing merchant. has recovered from e
severe attack OF Ia grippe
Mcs~r-. FOLDER, Todd and Edward
Patterson. ot Baltimore. are visiting Or.
Thompson at summit Point
Mis- McAard Chamberlain and sister.
Miss Lot'r ''arrct, of Baltimore. are the
guests of Miss bly, Lee. near town.
Rev. ID a. Scanlou has returned from
/ komney. W. Va, where he has been at
tending ihc Winchester Presbytery.
Miss Hctzcr ha, returned TO her home
in Niiliam~port Md. after spending
several weeks with Mr.. scot Rover.
Miss Pan-y Leafe and MIR. and Mrs
kremer. of Winchester. were the guests
of Ma and Mr.. j W. Barringer las,
wcch
Mr.. n. r. smith. accompanied b,
Misses Annie NJ. smith and Catherine
/ Sewers. is visiting the Charleston EN-
. position
Rev. Julian Brosddus. being confined
f Co his room 10y severe cold, was unable
Co iil his appointment at the Mountain
Church sunday.
Wall, 900 Charles Town, has light cat
tic and cattle suitable for June market
to sell. See 4. ID. Hardesty OF write c.
r. Wall. Charles Town. Can use cattle
contract
Capt. !. II. Nunn. cashier Of the Bank
OF Clarke County, who has been seri.
ousiy IN and confined TO his home for
several months past, is able To be AZ the
bank again every day. We voice the
general expression Of gladness in the
community TO learn OF his improved
condition, with the hope for his speedy
/ restoration 10 good health.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30

~ neighbor ram i'm with bottle Of Cham
bcrlain'> Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem.
ely when my son WAS suffering with sever,
cramps and was given mp as beyond hope by
my regular physician. who stands high in
his profession After administering thre,
closes of IT, my SOFA regained consciousness,
and recovered entirely within twenty four
hours, says Mr.. Mary Haller. of Mt
Crawford Va. This Remedy is for sale bN
D. q. Avis
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
NEGLECT Means DANGER

Don't neglect biliousneSs and constipation
Your health will suffer permanently if YOU
do De Wits Little Early Risers cure sucb
eases. NJ b. Smith, Butternut, Mich, say,
DE Wits Little Early Risers are the most
satisfactory pills | ever took Never -gript
or cause nausea J. c. Avis.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
A Nearly Fatal Runaway

Started a horrible ulcer on the leg of j. b.
orner, Franklyn Grove. H.. which defied
doctors and all remedies for four years
Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him.
just a. gooS for Boils, Burns, Bruises. Cuts,
CONS, ScaldS, Skin Eruptions ahd Piles.
pc at C. Removes drug store.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money il it fails to cure
T.. w. Groves signature is ON each box 25c
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30

have just heard with much sorrow
of the death of Charles 4. Marshall. 81
son of Mr.. Alexander Marshall. late of
this county.
Charlie" as he was called. was 80
years of age when the war begun i'm
1861, and he went into the service as "a
member of Company l, from Berrvvllc.
and. by his soldierly department and
faithful performance of duty, soon won
a welldeserved promotion and became "a
lieutenant in that company, which con-
stituted a part OF the Second Regiment
OF Virginia Volunteer Infantry. stone
wall Brigade.
Having commanded that company
during Iackson's campaigns in 1852. /
am well qualified to speak of him as a
soldier, and cannot refrain from bear
ing testimony that no better. truer OF
Drawer soldier served i'm that brigade
than he.
He went to the far West soon after
the close of the war, and has only visited
his native county and early home once
during all the years that have passed
since that time, and therefore bun little
is known of him by the younger gencr-
alton. His old comrades most sincerely
mourn his death and warmly svmpathize
with his family in their loss
SAMUEL. J. G. Moons.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30

Try Cham5erland's Stomach a. Liver Tab.
lets, the best physIc. For sale bv J.C Avis.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
6 MAy.>x

This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Q ninine Tablets
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30

RI * c. &C. B." and American Lady" Corse,s a,
BAUGHMAN'S.
summer Made Of the Netti1g
SOC Zoe ~'-7'N'
r. X G--The Corset that Not stretch" Long Medium
straight Front and Empire models II
in stock will get il for ~ ~
magazine the ,r.
The sheet for Nav Free
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
Death of Charles A. Marshall.

MIR. Charles \. Marshall, brother of
Mr.. James w. Marshall. died at his home
in Florence, Arizona, Saturday. April
10. About the first of March he received
serious injury from the explosion Of "a
lamp the effects of which caused his
death. Mr.. Marshall was born in Clarke
county, but soon after the war he moved
To the West, where he has since resided
lie was in his sixtieth year, and leaves n
wife and two daughters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
Party Emery for Wee ladies and Lasses.


OcnAtfmoUi rs very sorry ltiNhIn thN
writer VIII write again
Mrs H. writes;
b" have been reading your articles IN
the paper Lately IN one / noticed WheIt
one Of the readers had lost ten pounds
week which WAS too fast, you said. NOW
would be satisfied II / could lose three
ar i've pounds a week am ~ years oid
and Ave feet three inches tai, and
weigh 20 pounds. Ny waist measuIe y
IS inches. hust 4G inches. / nm truuhie1
with hcadachc a good deal nud the doctor
told me / was too int tried some of ms
medicine ! lost 4 few pounds, nut IT toph
quiet awhile ana 1t WIS too expensive, 40
/ stopped I am taking phosphate OF SOFA
every morning, as read IN tuu paper inns
week VIII you kindly write TO me ara
tell me what 10 do TO reduce nav weightf
You are so very stout that you mus.
take radical meabures pfinE only one cup
~ tea or coffee at a meal and walk fu'ly
nye miles a day, Try this for two weeks.
Eat two meals day with plenty OF iruls
az each meat. Actual starvation VII 90
the work the quickest, but It IS not very
pleasant remedy.
Mrs. q. says;
~ was much interested In the article IN
relation 20 the eradication Of wrinkles.
want the formula referred to which, | sup
pose must have been published IN some
previous Issue Of the poper. Please send
written formula or the paper containing H.
1 win pay for t. Hope you win attend 70
There is no charge for the formula,
Here II is: Take OF warm sweet Oh two
tablespoons. add 70 it two tablespoons ~
melted mutton tallow 10 this add ten
drops OF on OF geranium Use ns a nightly
massage for the wrinkles around the
mouth
10 Mrs T.: Take Of melted vaseiine one
ounce. Of glycCrlne half 40 ounce. Adq 70
n n little Of tho oil Of perfume, taking
nur good oil aud use for n skin food Tor
tho wrinkles between the eyes his may
stimulate q growth Of hair SO do not use
n around the mouth
Miss Grace asks how 10 develop the hips
Eat cereals for breakfast and plenty OF
grayics at dinner; also az the CANDY you
can get ~ n he pure. Massage Ule RIPS
with sweet milk and take milk bath y
YOU cam i not make 2 hath o. massage
cream. using q cup ~ me.tpd vhseHne a
Gun ~ OH az sweet almonds. half an ounce
of spermacetfi. Melt an IN hot water and
use nightly as q skin food.
To a r. H. Have you tried rubbing
vaseiine Into the roots. Do not use the
electric hair brush under these cireum
70 Miss c.: There is no need Of having
n running sore Blood trouble can be cnred
N caused iu the WAY Won describe. Keen
The system open. Plmples are unnecessary
for any one. A.
You should not weigh over ninety pounds.
10 X j.: TO develop the bust INT The
arms night and morning twenty times sup
portinr d weight in your hands.
~ Incosulto. Keep on Just nB yor are.
bnt DO not reduce over three pounds In A
Julie darcy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

made, In this case, with wide, wayy silk
braid, coming down the front IN q slightly
pointed effect The waist Is hloused at tho
front, just a little. and the omen fronts
disclose u vest Of orange velvet covered
with design worked upon Il with black
silk braid. The edges or the fronts con
slst &C band OF velvet, like narrow vest
fronts, over which is laid the wide braid
which trims the skirt. leaving xigaag,
scall0ped effect upon the velvet Tho stock
collar has border Of the orange papne
velvet trimmed with tho wide braid and
having strap effect az the edges over Tho
velvet. The same edge Is on the turned
up Guns. the belt ana tho sides Of the
cont tails Large braid ornaments with
pendants trim the sides ~ tho collar and
these have centers Of the orange velvet,
The sleeves are full below the elbow aud
are caught into cuns that fare outwards
in long point like stln petals Of NY
The fullpesS OF the sleeves Is gathered Into
these points which gives tho new effect
produced IN most Of the Parts models A
piece OF orange velvet Is inserted Into these
long points, giving sim more the eject OF
flower petals
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

fur is chewed into softness with her own
bright, sharp incisors.
The Italian woman ia chosen for the
depth of her eyes These must be long and
languorous and they must be what Ia called
deep and expressive.
The beauty of Switzerland Is chosen for
her pink and white qualities. She must
be faxen and her cheeks must be as red
as her lips while her eyes must he OF a
heavenly blue.
The German Ideal Is not SO different from
the Swiss, for II depends much upon Its
coloring. But the women NJ the Rhine con
be little thick In the waist and large In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
esssseassssasseasessssss Q

the feet without injuring their claims TO
The German ideal has clear. light, skin,
haYen hair. blue eyes and pink checks
She IS not so very slender, but Is substan-
tial looking rather than IDEAL.
The same can not be said of the woman
Of France. for there the standard Of beauty
requires a long, slender figure and face
that has certain piquant archness The
classic type Of the Mediterranean is not 70
be found among the French beauties.
The Russian beauty is dark haired, DARK
eyed and very red OF cheek But II Is her
manner which marks her as distinctive
more than her complexion, She must have
q great dash, great amount OF go, ana
must ride as well as she walks; ana waik
as well as she dances. She ana the role
are of the same type, with something In
favor of the beauty Of Poland, who Is taller
and more gifted with dash.
The Irish beauty Is different from th ne
English beauty. She has blue eyes put IN
with black lashes and black eyebrows; her
hair is brown, or yellow, or black, and her
skin IS clear. She has not little ngnre'
chubby. She is full Of spirits and owes
much OF her attractiveness 10 a pair OF
bright eyes and to a certain slimness or
manner which is recognized as hers the
world over
IL must be acknowledged that there are
certain universal types. beautiful span
ish woman would still be beautiful wo'
man II she were set uoWu III NWeuch' ~
lovely girl Of Italy would be none the less
comely II she were to step into the court
OF ST Petersburg LONELINESS has certain
marks that are everywhere recognized as
such. One az these is regularity or fea-
ture Another is clearness Of skin An
other IS poise, for there Is a beauty about
an elegant bearing which can not be as
puted.
There Is no country in the world which
does NOT recognize these features as de
sirabie in woman and. IL q woman possess
them. she has some degree OF beauty even
II she has little else, no hne nose, no low
romantic forehead, no cupid bow OF a
mouth.
Regularity Of feature can not always be
occurred but one can get semblance of u.
The woman with a blemish can hide H.
IL II be a pock-mark she can put n little
dainty square Of black court plaster over
H. Ii II be a mole she has II removed II
II be a nose that Is crooked or dishgured
she has II Strengthened. II 1t be any other
personal defect, Of a pronounced nature, she
has Il attended to.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

one, ana II was only n few days ago that
tho house WAS opened aud the contents re-
moved by her relatives.
She hedueathcd 10 her chambermald,
Mary Walsh 5000 70 her cook julia
Walsh. 5000; 10 her laundress Margaret
Hennessey. $1,000; to her walter, james
Compton, $500, and 10 Mrs. ~ A. Smith,
who had charge Of the Bond street house,
500 All her wearing apparel and Jewelry
she leaves TO Mary JepBon and Ellen May
Jepson, wife and daughter Of her nephew,
John Partridge Iepson. equally, and her
books, pictures. statnnry, brio a brac, works.
OF art furniture. silver, china. glass and
wine TO her nephew. John Partridge Iep-
son. who Ne also left n bequest OF $4,000
Her rcsiduary estate is left 10 her nephews
Charles, Edward and John Partridge Jep
son, equally. Duncan Smith OF Honkers
and Levi $. Tenney Of this city are APP
pointed executors.
No petition has been filed and there IS
nothing 70 indicate the value OF the prop
crty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
A s1rAnr rvrN1NG coAr-


Ono OF tho smartcst models, IN the French
style ~ an evening cont rs Of biscuit
colored peau do sole with long. pointed
skirts and waist nttad into the back.
The points nc the bottom are edged with
dcep, fun accordion plated Aounces, over
ono or more OF tho sams material, nrodrc
pr a great deal Of fulness around the hot
tom. especially as the nounces are edged
with narrow chiffon frllls, The color Is
like that Of smoke, or the brown tinted
sort, and ls very lov-iN A largo Lnns
XVI design Of flowers intticewrrk, loops
and bowknots IS embroidered ia every one
81 tho wide points ~ the skirt II th9 cont
with lttie ords and howknots 81 blue rib
hons floating danty about the charming
floral designs. These, In airy pattern. run
cutie distance up Tho skirts Of the coat.
rhe sleeves end In scallops and are en-
broldned In the Same manner as tho rest
Of tho coat and omen over fnll pnn Of emf
broidered silk and chiffon gathered TITO an
elaborate band edged with chiffon frlla
Tho Wide glrdle embroidered upon the
waist has more blue In Il than any OF the
other designs and the embroidery Ia set
close. in hcuver patterns The collar IA a
sort Of cape effect With two deep scalopA
one over each shoulder IN the back This
Is embroidered nll over ana trimmed Win
ru0fles or chlfon smaller collar stands
about the neck: this, too, " emhroidcred
and turns over IN tarc edged ON the
border with chiffon. The cont has ends
OF embroidery and plated chlnon In tho
front and q white satin lnirg.
A good many women VIII be Interested
in the fact that Mrs. Roosevelt does not
own one Imported garment Whether sne
wears homemade gowns manufactured after
tho beautiful Paris models which arc In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
RsMsMaEREp "a sERvANTs.

A Ri.h Wonsn's Estate Divided Between
Them and Her Nephews.
New York Herald.
Miss Eliza Ann Partridge, whose cousin.
Henry HaH Ward. was the only man she
ever loved. but was not permitted 70 marry
on account 81 cOusaugunlty executed her
viii On January 10 1909. II was nied a
few DAYS ago ln the Office n the surrogate.
Miss Partridge died last month. Mr. Hall
died 10 1872 and bequesthed 70 her the bulk
of his fortune lnclnding the propeTty. AZ
sacred. aud for thirty years never per
united liz effects 70 be disturbed hx anx