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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-21

The best Lesson of the late campaign
was that it served a notice on the coun-
try that sincerity is the very best basis
on which to conduct a political fight.
Rooseveltism was held up as a scaTecrow;
the people asked what Roosevelt SIN
meant, and they were informed thai 4.
ent personality. something that was ag-
giessive, always alert and insistent ard
liable to plunge the country at any time
into a war. Then the people looked over
the past three years to see what had been
done. and found tina the utmost insist
ance of his man had been that the right
thing should be Ions at home and abroad,
and they decided that he was just about
the kind of man that the country wan. ed.
a man who would never ask for anything
that was not right. who would never rest
until the right was acknowledged, no
matter who the claim was against.
They said 10 themselves: VIII e It's
man remains the pres dent II VIII be a
notice to all the world that a square dear
can be gotten any time from The United
States. and 1t will not be good O try
anything but a square deal with that
power" Even old messy backed Demo-
ciats said: THAT reminds OF Andrew
Jackson. n the reminder Is a pleasan.
one The sufferlrgs OF the Filipino ard
the injustice of assuming control In The
philippines was another bugbear that car.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-21
On'y Makes = BaI MstterWovse

Perhaps you have never thought or Il;
but the fact must he apparent to every
one that c)nstination is eau cd By a lack
V water IL the system. and tire use of
lfastic eathartics like the old-fashiorec
bills only makes n bad matter worse
'hamberlai = Stomach and Liver Tan.
cts are much more mild and gentle r
heir effect. and when the proner dos, Z;
oken Their action is SO natural hat ore
an hardly realize [ is the effect Of y
medicine Try a 8 cer. bottle OF them.
'et sale by brown RIOS.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-21
Suffered s NG.iTiiS

l can hrartll. recommend AtkER =
iAbLEiS tOi Dyspepsia anu Stom
dci , uav- been sunefnn.
iOl eight months aud Tried uialS rrn
rHles witliouI any Keller until suI
ANkElt DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
thlcb ! USED ohly d Short tune an.
dih M" perfectly well Thanking yoe
loi the sbeedt recovery | am great.
~ yours FRANCIS l. GANNDk
d CONVEX Wash FOR saie b, Is q "
mos SEND 20 W n itnnker X "a
hlhale \ V. for a free trial ptrs
age Nothing like them.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-21
FOREST LIEU oELE TON X. Is.
Cnited Sta.eS Land Otiire

FOREST LIEU SEE TON NJ I32
Cnited States Land Ofiiee.
Carson city, Nevada. October 10. 1901.
..os.ee - hereby given TIA,
lsahu dhe tatIe Company. Limited by
~ iValn SIatd, les alto. nt! -in-laU,. wnuse
posso4iIee audiess is GuI. onua. Humboldt
Goulily, o,ate of Nesaua has made ap.
e. ess Oi June :. lo9. 80 STAT. 81. the fol-
towing described tract OF land. ~. AIT:
ihe south west QutrteI OF the N1ftn
NAest Quarter SN. a . .N. 40 ~ Sec
uon one "a, Township Ep.. ~ .ouI go
.>oftll, ifang ITO ~ -nnIc - i.t-t. Al.
~ Is. * al. -"i.aintn5 i"3ty aces ,dU,.
50 uated IN 81 iuibt II : 't.uty. state u
Nevada within, Inc arson '.n In,
Dis.'lct, Safe OF NaVeda.
W tlllin th.r,y 1917 days from the fast
publication of tbs no.Ice. Iiottsls OF
contests against che said selection upon
the SrounuS that The land desc tDr,I, OF
any portion thereof. l. occ'Ip4Sd or -
more valuable tor is mInet.d han FOL
as.leuItuiai % grazing puran4 I. viii ur
received al this office ana noted Tor re-
port TO The Commissioner IT tie .ienefaI
i-and once.
This notice TO be publ sln,l lr the pe
Tod OF SIX 80 CONSECUTIVE W",ks.
q. =. GALLstP.
Register.
Date of first publication. oct. i. isJl
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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-21
Wheo You Have q Bac Cold

You want a remedy that will not on.
give quick relief but effect a Lelmanon:
cuIe.
You want a remedy that win rel.ey,
the lungs and keep eXpectora, ion easy.
You want a remedy that will counteIacl
any tendency towaId pneumonia.
You want a remedy that is pleasant ana
safe TO take.
Chamberlain $ cough remedy meets ali
Of these lequiI ements and for the speedy
md permanent cure of bad colds stands
Without a peer. For sale By Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-21
Oissst Gus Wre cks

Carelessness Is responsible for many a
railway wreck and the same causes are
max ng human wrecks of sufferers from,
Throat and Lung troubles. rut since the
ldvent OF DR.. Kings New Discovery rnr
consumption. Coughs and Gods. even the
worst cases can be cured ard hol eles,
esignation Is no lOnge necessary. Mrs.
Lois Cragg of Dorchester. Ma s.. is enc
IT many whose ne WAS saved by Dr.
Kings New Discovery. This great rem
rdv is guaranteed for all Throat ana
.urg Il se-ses by Brown Bros. Drug
sists. Price soc. and sl.0O. Trial bottles
Zee.
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OPPORTUNITIES IN NETAD.I

The following is an e.ract from the very
able paper read by Mr.. r. l.. Fulton OF
Rero before the National Irrigation Con
gress which has just closed | $ twef h
session at Ell Paso, Texas:
"Con rasted with tie Or ent our coun
try is indeed a happy one, but a man who
seeks a home in the new states nigh,
well take lessons from the Japarese
farmer in his cheerfulress, his happy fac
ulty of developing his resources 10 tie
uttermost. his indus ry ara his sob.iety
They dr.nk liquor there, but we only saw
one drunken man in all Japan. We have
a better soil, a more heal,hful china. e
and a people superior in every respect.
Sufficient has been said to demonstrate
Nevada's flu ure. the very fact that the
state, fourth in size of the whole Union,
has but 1000 PEOPLE located en- her 100
900 acres Is the best evidence that unlim-
tied opportun.t' es can be found for the
earnest and capable man. Every cculty
III N "a aAaNs CiORSa ttSt
OF en- lands at two and three dollars an
acre, mines to be found by effort, wag-s
at the best rate going for farm work,
sheep tending. numbering and all sorts of
trades.
with a climate famous for is sun
shine. an air free from malaria, with riv-
49, .oxfa o-1 49,, 1oroII1 - f,u-i.A.n-
unlimi ed power, with a sell rich in phos-
pilates, and mountains scanned with veins
of ore, with valleys that have attracted
the attention of both the capitalist AMI
the government as promising fields for
reclamation enterprises, the man who
moves to Nevada now will find her mate
rial interests just trembling on the rise.
The long period of depression is of the
past. the future is assured aLc not in a
thousand years will she be as poor" as she
Is today. To become part of the upbu Id
irg of a great safe APP calls to the god
mar everywhere, ard the ros er CT pio-
neers / a role of honor in every comnu
nifty for all succeeding geaera ions. The
century opens auspiciously for Nevada.
and long before it closes her fame viii be
establish d.
Mountain regions are prcveIbally pro
life in all that is best in plant and an
NAL life, and Nevada will prove no ex-
cept.on. Her scenery is bold, s rik ng
and noble, her air pure and healthful.
Her people will possess tie energy and
intelligence known only among new races
infused with blood from distant sources,
thrown together under new conditions
and on new lands. They will paItake of
the grand chlrac. ~erlstics of their count
as all mountain people co.
Nv hen Nevada was pressed into the
Union against her will at the wish or
President Lincoln, her rough and for
bidding appearance caused her sister
states to look at her askance, bat the
genius of Anne lean inGu-ty broke
through the crust. and at a critical period
a flood of silver poured out and sup
ported our country's finances at a time of
sore distress. More re. ent development
show that lying hidden in her heart of
gold are riches which will yet cause he
vada to shine, a rich jewel in Columbia :
crown"
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION No. 1871.
lnIled SlAle- I.and .AL1Il..

iiAtE Clittr t.diI tOliCt.
carson civ. Nevada. Octab IL. 1884.
Not4ee Is hereby given tina, he ~ :
iatnu ana tdttte Company. Limited. by
~ VAIN oiard. It's a%tturneA -~in-fact. whose
lGstoifice address is GulDpHdt. Humboldt
County. stat OF NoNada. nas made tp-
llledtiCn e. select uhd,t the Act OF con
= ess Of JUNE 4. 1891 ,p stat. iii. the ~.
iCMlns described unct of lima. 10 wiz
me North i.ist Quarter of tie North
Mest Quarter NE. "a of The nay n, N
- ction Twenty -four '2n nip for-
iy-hve ti5l North. Range r~lirty-Il.e t3n
Fast. NJ. ID. y q NJ. cDnIqil ng iorty
40 acres. s~iturted IN idmhlhE County,
S4hfe o.. Nevada within he larsen tIty
Lama DIST tct. State of NevA.la.
lthin thirtT t3Dj days from the first
public lion of this notiee. pro esfs or
con. esis agf inst the sail sele1 ton ,llon
The grounds TIM the lanh ,iestlileI. ~
n poi tion thereof. l. occniaed or IS
moe Nnlt able fnt IL mHne4aI han tnr
agiiei ituial or grazing Hrtfns -. vfl be
received ~ thi Office "a npiel FOR re
port 10 he Commissioners II iae General
Land Office.
This notice TO he pub isi,et, tor the 20.
Rod of six 80 consecutive weeks.
D. II t~iAi.fa'I,
Re-
Date OF hlst publication. Oct =. rel
~ u -
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ibr. pUrtcr. Iieniist

~. w. S. ~or'er. dentist ONCE OF
.iRe street
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-21
Grease EYIIOC|II

THE MARVEL. OF THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY.
'leans ANYTHING from a Glove tn an
opefa Coat. No Rings left. and spots
will not return.
Tliot SANDS ARE USING III.
You shoulG.
For sale at Browns Drug Store, Win
nemucca Nevada.
prepared and Bottled by A. q. Paine
Denver, Colo.l
e @ d I0-c-i2-G
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-21
Thoussnes Cured

DeWftt's Witch Hazel Saive has cured
thousands Of cases If Pies. u bought a
box of De Wits Witch Hazel Salve on
The recommendation of our dfuggis.." So
writes c.. H.. LaCro'x. of Zlva'ia. Tex.
and used 1t for a stubborn case of Piles
II cured me permanently" Sold py
Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-21

IEited States Land CI4.Ce.
carson city, Nevada. Oct1b .. i9,i
Notice Is ncIeoA given that The Aztec
Lama ana Oattie Company. L!lnIttu ~
- lvain SIard, i,s alto. n~ey-in-faet. whose
t.oStOttloe address Is Col, onda. Humboldt
County, Stase of Nevada, mats made APP
plica ion 10 select under the Act ot con-
:. esS OF June 4. 1884 80 Sta. 81. tle fol-
lowing aescIibed tract OF land. to-wt.:
lie south one hall U The SJr.h East
DLe quarter -. " % he NE. "a section
twenty -four t-D Township foIty-nVe tioJ
North Range 1hirty-nine t3Jl East, Al.
ID h. x Nj. containing e ghty tSUj acres
situated In Humboldt Coul,N. Sts,e ~
Nevada, within ttc Car s.n CItN I.am
-istt q. State of Nevadt.
Within thirty $500 days from the firsi
public ton of this notice. protests OF
cen ests against the said selection upon
the grounds thai the hand dcscrI I. 90
any portion uDefeuf, j. oceutn-f or T.
nor, "aiua BILE for its mineral han for
tsIi-IltuIal OF gazing ,urtrjs~a. an be
eOeiNcd al this once 9tri hOte,t tor ~.
port to the Commissioners III the General
and Office.
This notice to be puSlisht i FIR The pc
slod OF SIX 10 consecutive NctXs.
-. ii. 'iAtI.Ui'
Register.
Date of first publication. Oct. q. 1904
IJ@i-i1R
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-21

IF VOC DESIRE a GOOD CON
3exion use NukI Tea a pure herb
i'm II aelS IN tttr liver and makes
II. skin smuu'h ant eieaf Cur.s
+ h.add. hes Is cts and 30 Ell
'nes rtfiuied II II Toes not satisfy
ah BROWN tSrna
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-07-15
UNUSUAL OFFENSE.

Probably the most sensational trial
ever held in Justices court in this count
occurred on last Thursday, the It'll, AT
Lancaster Courthouse, before justices
Pinckard and Haynie. IL was the case
of a warrant for malicious libel against
j. ). Farley, of Merry Point. The accused
was found guilty, the Justices giving
Judgment against him to the full extent
allowed by law consisting of a fine of
$500 and i'm addition confinement in Jail
Tor twelve months. The evidence showed
the offense to be one of a most fragrant
and heinous type. 1t appeared that
placards containing the most damnable
charges conceivable in the most repulsive
language one can imagine were posted
on the doors of Lebanon Baptist church
and Edgely Methodist church and also
on the front gate of the home of the
parties against whom the libel was
directed as well as being posted at a
fourth place in the neighborhood. The
victims of the dastardly act were the
female members of the family of a worthy
and respected citizen of the upper part of
this county, and SO incense and shocked
was every one who witnessed the pro-
ceedingat the preparation ofsuch malig-
nifty and depravity that the full measure
ofpunishment allowed by the law in such
a case was considered but slight pen
atty to be received by person guilty of
such deed. When the case was called
on the day named, the party accused
failed to appear, the evidence showing
that he had decided all his property TO his
brothers and taken, the steamer on
Monday before for parts unknown. At
previous calling of the case he had been
bailed for'his appearance in the sum of
one thousand dollars with his brothers
as security, and thus, in addition, the
justices adjudged him in default on his
bail bond and so certified to the court.
Our statute law contains no provision
for cases of this kind, and, therefore, the
proceeding is under the common law in
which the offense is only a misdemeanor
with a maximum punishment as given in
this case
The accused was represented by Messrs.
Gresham, Chinn and Robinson; the pros
ecution by Messrs. Downing, Norris,
Hathaway and Newbill. No appeal was
asked at the conclusion of the trial.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-07-15
SOME WEDDINGS.

On July 4th, Mr.. Cbns. A. Shugars
blacksmith at KilmaTnock, was married
to Mrs. Addie l.. Clinghsm, at the latter's
residence, by Rev. F. w. Clsybrook.
Mr.. Hiram l.. Sebra and Miss Pearl O.
Haynie, both of Fairfields, were united
in marriage on the 9th at the Baptist
parsonage in Heathsville, Rev. DR.. Geo
w. Beale officiating. After the ceremony
the couple returned to their home in
Lillian.
On July lst Mrs. Julia V. Ingram and
Mr.. Merial l.. Rains boarded steamer
Middlesex at Westland and went 10
Baltimore where they were married al
O'Clock p. m. Sunday, the groom's
brother, of Baltimore, acting rs best
man. After the ceremony reception
was given them. When the hour came
to depart they left for the boat followed
by many friends, the remainder OF the
crowd giving them shower of rice
The bride wore a handsome steel colored
suit with black flower hat, the groom
wearing conventional black. After
arriving on steamer Ida on the 4th they
repaired to the home of the groom's
parents where they dined before going
to their future home. The bride is an
attractive and handsome lady of lower
Lancaster, while the groom is a thriving
young business man of that section. We
wish the popular young couple much
happiness and may their pathway be
strewn with-sunshine. FRIEND.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-07-15
SHARPS.
PINKY.

Mrs. Walton, who has been visiting
parents in Portsmouth, has returned
home. She was accompanied by her two
sisters, the Misses Friedlin.
Mrs. Emma Cook, of Emmerton, spent
last week with heF sister, Mrs. sisson, Of
this place.
Miss Eva Lewis left on Friday to at.
tend the School of Methods i'm Charlotts
vile. She was accompanied by Miss
Levicie Fidler.
Miss Addie Veasey, of Farnham, spent
last week in this village.
Clarence Smith, who went to Baltimore
about three weeks ago to be operated on
for appendicitis, returned home Saturday
We are very glad to welcome him back
again,
Miss Emma Fisher, of Tappahannoek
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edith Smith.
Miss Maude Rowe, of Emmerton, visited
friends and relatives in this village last
week.
. Webb Smith is greatly improving his
house by the addition of new front
porch.
John McCarty is having his new house
painted.
We are very sorry to report Mrs. Virgie
Davis sick at this writing.
Mrs. w. A. Headley returned home
Saturday from visit to relatives in Bal
timore. School GIRL.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-07-15
WHEATON,.

Capt. w. p. Mullen returned from
New York last Thursday with steamer
"Chief." boat the Wheaton Packing
Company has purchased for the oyster
business. Capt. Mullen was accompanied
home by George Christopher, of Staten
Island. for few days visit
Children's Day exercises were held in
the Methodist church here last SUNDAY
night which were much enjoyed and a
thorough success.
Capt. j. II. Wheaton and daughters.
Misses Emma and Lou, left Tuesday for
q weeks stay in Baltimore.
Her many friends are sorry to learn
that Mrs. w. p. Mullen Is IN bad health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheat, a newly married
couple, spent last week with Pastor
Green.
Wheaton defeated Durrettsvllle team
at Durrettsville on Saturday last by a
score of Is to T.
The Lewis-Lankford-Tull Co. are
erecting new warehouse near their
factory. Mr.. A. Z. Tull, OF Somerset
county, Nd, member of this firm, was
here on business last week.
MF. and Mrs. A. b. Hammill left ten
days ago for Atlantic City, to remain
three or four weeks. 1t is hoped that
Mrs. HammilPs health will be improved
by the visit.
Tidewater and Wheaton team will.
cross bats in the second contest OF this
season on Saturday next at Sharps.
Mrs. t. G. Callahan left recently for a
visit to Baltimore.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-07-15
WHITE STONE.

The many friends of Rev. DR.. o. F.
Flippo, of Philadelphia, whose late illness
the CITIZEN made mention, will be graft
fled to learn that he has been able to re-
sumo his work among the churches as dis
tIict secretary Of the American Baptist
Publication Society, and has been voted
a trip TO Europe with advanced salary
He sailed on the Tentonic, White Star
line, from New York, Wednesday, July
9th, with Rev. DIR. Geo. Rees, of Phila.
delphia, and Rev. DR.. w. Ward Willis,
of Beverly, N. j., as room mates and
travelling companions. DR.. Flippo ex-
poets to return the last week In August.
Mrs. II N. Hall last week accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Edith Hatcher, to the
latter's home at Frederick, near Win
chester, for few months visit.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-07-15
Richmond County.
EMMERTON.

Mrs. Il. w. Headley and daughter,
Mary, and neices, Misses Willie and Ruth
Allison, have returned home after a very
pleasant visit to relatives and friends in
Raltimare,
Mrs. w. Il. Gardy and children, OF
Philadelphia, are visiting at the home OF
q. A. Carter.
The Misses Blake, OF Middlesex Co., are
spending some time with relatives here.
Mrs. Wilbur Brooke is visiting her
parents in Middlesex Co.
Master Julian Hammock, who has been
quite sick, is, we are glad to report, able
to be out again.
Mrs, Kate Northam, of Baltimore, ID
visiting the home Of Capt. T. W. Headley
at Suggett's Points.
Miss Geter Sydnor has closed her mil
linery establishment here, and returned
to her home at Haynesville.
Miss Bessie Franklin is quite sick al
this writing. - .~. .a
j. H. Lamkin's dwelling is nearing
completion.
Miss Helen Oldham is visiting hel
brother, DR.. n. C. Oldham, at Lancaster
Courthouse.
Harry Lyell and Julian Garland, O
Warsaw, were in our midst Sunday.
Mrs. Lottie Hundley and daughter, Mae
have returned to their home in Freder
icKsDurg. PNKY.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-07-15
MILLENBECK.

DR.. Acton, Frank L. Rodgers and E.
ID. Alvord, of Connecticut, were visitors
at Millenbeck Sunday.
w. II. Warren was In Baltimore the
past week on business.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Doggett was made happy recently by the
arrival of fine daughter.
The farmers around here are busy
shipping their potatoes as the price has
advanced.
Collin Chiffon, of Ottoman, was seen
here one day last week.
Mrs. Pace, OF Baltimore, is visitin @
hef daughter, Mrs. r E. Norris, of this
place.
DR.. Geo. II. Stewart, who has been
visiting at the home of ]. f Blakemore,
has returned to his home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. T. Schools were visit
ing in Middlesex last week. They were
accompanied home by Miss Bessie l..
Schools and Mrs. Ada Owens.
The new Corrotoman Baptist church
will not be dedicated until September.
Mrs. Pr. Warren, sr., is visiting her
mother in Lover Middlesex.
Miss G. NJ. Maston is visiting her
sister, Mrs. V. A. Chowning, at Weems.
Mrs. Bessie Hughlett Mason, formerly
of Lancaster Courthouse, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. J. II. George. here.
In The COOP OLD SUMNER TIME.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-07-15
PEARLS FROM THE SHELLS.

Mayor c. Beverley Broun, of Urbanua,
was in the city Tuesday = Fredericksburg
Star.
Mrs. Henry Harwood is the guest of
Mrs. Charles Culpeper, of Court Street,
Portsmouth.--Times Dispatch.
Mr. Allen Shelton Minter will leave on
July 10Th for White Stone, Lancaster
county, TO spend his vacation with his
aunts. Mesdames McKenney-RichnaOn
Neaos- Leader.
DR.. l.. f. Cockrell, of Reedville, Va,
was guest at the Eutaw House yester.
day. Misses Emma and Julia
Zirckel. 20South Patterson Park avenue,
are spending few weeks at ReedviIle,
Va.-Baltina0Ts Sun.
Cadet Frederick Downing, jr., son of
Mr.. Frederick Downing, sr, of Rich
mond county, Is home from the West
Point Military Academy for his vacation.
Mr.. Downing graduated In mathematics,
standing at the head of his class. In a
class OF nearly one hundred he stood
fifth in all HE studies Free Lance.
Prof. d. r. Anderson, of the Chesa-
peske Academy. Irvington, was in town
several days recently soliciting pupils
for his splendid school He preached at
the Methodist church Friday night last
Rev. X. e. Bentley, who was
forced to give up his charge In Lancaster
county on account of Ill health and who
for several weeks passed has been at the
home of his sister. Mrs. +. II. Chandler,
of Urbanna. Is something better this
Sentinel.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-07-15
NORTHUMBERLAND NOTES.

JAS. 4th Kelley, of Bluff Point
Neck, is reported sick at this time
David A. Kelley, of Bluff Point
Neck and Baltimore, returned Mon,
day from the Monumental City
where he had been for some time.
DR.. r. Llewellyn Hudnsll, SOL OF
j. Bertrand Hudnall, of Lillian, who
recently received his medical diploms
from the st. Louis Medical College
has located in Fairfelds.
j. B. Hudnall was in Baltimore
last week on business.
Coan church will celebrate on the
18th of October next their one hun.
dredth anniversary. DR.. Thomas S
Dunaway, of Fredericksburg, has
been invited to deliver the sermon on
that occasion and has consented to
do so.
Mr.. Conway Reynolds died sud.
denly some time since, and was
inferred at Smithland church. He
was the father of Rev. A. ID. Rey.
nolds, and is believed to have been
the last father in Northumberland
who had a son in the Confederate
army.