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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-18

The Florence Library.
The first public library in modern
Europe was founded in Florence in the
fifteenth century.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-18
ALI, OTHER TRAINS DAILY.

little Falls office supplied with tickets
to ali points in the United States, Canada,
Alaska, China and Japan.
:. Northern Pacific Express money Oroers
for sale. Bankable anywhere.
CHAS. S, FEE, G.P. & IA. St. Paul, MINI
- - T. W. MANN, Agent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-18
PLATTE.

Supervisors-Mat Valentine chair
man 8 years: Aug. Smuda 3 years ;
Paul Kuk.inski year.
Clerk-Chris Smith.
Treasurer-M. J. Kosobuski.
Asessor-Beno Smuda.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-18

Mrs. Peter Ploof came near death
Sunday evening. by accidentally TAX
ing dose Of morphine. It took a
numb of hours labor on the part OF
the physician to pull her through.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-18
For the Birds

For the Birds.
German house builders always con-
trive to leave a small fat place on the
roof of each house for birds to nest on.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-18
TOWN ELECTION RETURNS.
%i:-pr1T,A9KI II" p.

Treasurer-Kasmir Pestka
Assessor Christensen
Justices Skochenski, Peter /
Wilwark
Constables-J Ducaer, Frank
Frankowiak.-
Road overseer District No. Nv.
Pelareke
Poundmas ter-V. Pelarske
% ballots cast There may be
dispute over the Office of treasurer,
the old treasurer, Mr.. Pelarske, who
was candidate, claiming that votes !
cast for him we're illegally cast.
LAKIN
Supervisors-A. J. Nelson chair
man, 3 years; F. II. Orcutt 2 years.
Il. D. Carson year.
Treasurer--A. T. McKibben
Asesssor-A. T. McKibben
Clerk-W G. Conant
swANvILLE TOWN
Supervisors-C. Molde chairman
Paul Miller, Chas. Beseman
Clerk-John Pearson
Treasurer-John Blair
Assessor-Wm. Beseman
Justice-F. W. Clark
Constable-Albert Beseman
MOTLEY VILLAGE
President-Clen Thompson
Trustees Francisco, Sherman
Jacobs and John Berglund.
Recorder-G. W. Mosher,
Treasurer-W. A. Ross.
Justice of the Peace. J. Francis
co.
Constables- George Davenport and
o. L. Brown.
MOTLEY
Experimentation Berglund, chair
man, year; Ed. Curtis, years,
John Green, years.
Clerk-G. W. Mosher.
Treasurer-W. A. Ross :
Assessor Seers.
Justice-C. Booth.
Constable-Wilbur Baker
Overseer District No. l, John
Green; District No. 2, Peter Swed-
berg.
Levies- $500 road and bridge, $50
poor, $3.50 revenue.
BELLEVUE.
Supervisors-N. ". Miller 8 years
L. Dsssow 2 years, W. A. Trask !
year.
Clerk-H. M. Logan
Treasurer r. Rhoda
Assessor-J. w. Skinner
Justices-G. E. Wilson, r. Z.
Carnes
Constables Long. R. Baum
gardner. -
Road overseers were elected az fol-
lows:
Dist No is. 81. Davis,
Dist No 2-F. J. Barden,
Dist No &C. 0. Burt,
Dist No Al. r. Mcleod
Dist No On. M. Moran,
Dist No 6-M. Baron
Dist No lotto York
RANDALL VILLAGE
President-T N. Davis
Trustees-N. Rassier, w. B. Smith
F. M Allen
Recorder-Angus Kennedy
Treasurer-Martin Mueller
Constable-.C has. Olson.
PARKER.
! Sup ervisors-Stephen Treacy, chair
man; J. W. Crosby and Emil Robis.
cha.
/ Clerk-D. }. Martin
Assessor-Wm. Pierce
Treasurer-E. W. Sullivan
J1stice-Frank Bennett.
Consrable-A. Outhout.
RAIL PRAIRIE.
Supervisors-A. G. Stroemi NJ
chairman, years A. W. Olson {
years, Dan Tough, 1 year.
Clerk-L. P. Snow
Treasurer-John Knudson
Assessors. R. Fosdick
Juetice-Mr. Martin
Confederation Pilon, VIM. Jones
The town voted for herd law ani
$500 for the Fl. Ripley bridge.
CUSHING.
supervisors-C. 0. Rortvedt, A.
Eckblad, Martin johnson.
Clerk-Ole o. Kjeldergard
Treasurer Sail.
Constables -John Osterberg, Theo
dore Thoreson
Road overseers-W. L. Wilson
Lewis Bergman, Andrew Lund, J.
A. johnson, q. B.. Nygaard.
Liquor license was voted out. Ais
the sale of intoxicating liquors.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-18

Ed. Loucks ia rapidly recovering
from his illness.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-18

The Play In France.
The first play given in France was
"Cleopatra,' in 1862.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-02-04
MISSION SOCIETY.

The ladies of the Houe Mission So.
-iety of the v Z Church. south. held
special services al the church lat
Sunday morning and night Al the
morning service the pssior. Rev. J .
a. Il Nhuier. preached q special ser
mon on the work Of the Home Mis-
sion Society. sud al night a special
song service was conducted bv the
lsdies. Miss swanson. secretary OF
the society. read most Interesting
paper on home mission work The
pastor also read some interesting
statistics on the work, showing what
the ladies Of tho society had accom-
phshed in the South The meeting
was conducted by Mrs. II. 4. W
skeen. At the morning service
collection was taken and about 500 90
was secnred 20 help liquilate a debt
on the station parsonage.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-02-04
RESOLUTIONS


Oh, uar no Use County.
gym. i'ii on motion
.i'.' we're adopted
GATE now approaches.
~'--lli't ion4l Convention
'l fift.A.l, ua-, .a ts wisdom. SET as the
''' ancient much respect
yea ''i"-nAl' ine ir-lnia
A.o"n Do more AS
'..........t .-''''' system 90 this Cou-
e'.'A' tHo
.',ts' '.e tNl % t-is Gle last 80
,-e N'''is Court oi Wise County.
'''.' tulen. OF iAe present
...., "n'e - Mhiaens,
'...t '"'c- &c mas occupied
.t.. -9il "''-i ana WIN Aonor 90
"o"'e profession oi which DE is
Noe tb.~.f.,-. t..s...,f
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-02-04
NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of The Virginia Coal &
Iron Co. for the election Of directors
and the transaction Of such business
as may properly come before the
meeting. will be held at the Fleiseh.
man House, Alexandris. Va. Wed
n.esday, FEB. lTth, 1904. at u O'Clock
Noon.
w. G. KEsT, Secretary.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-02-04
NOTICE

Inc regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Interstate Rail-
road Company, for the election Of
directors and the transaction of such
business as may properly come before
the meeting, will be held a. the
Fieischman House. Alexandra Va
Wednesday, Feb. 17th, 1904. at 1880
O'Clock Noon.
w. G. KENT. Secretary.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-02-04
FUCITtVEs CAPTURED.

Arrest Of Two Men Who Are
Wanted in Hawkins County.
sheriff > W Ryan and Deputy
sheriff W. ~ uaffcr. of Hawkins
County. came io Bristol from Wise
County yesterday afternoon. having
in charge two lugityes. who ore
charged with mi>demeanor, in Wsu-
s'ns county The accused are John
w right. negro. who was captured
20 Norton. Va. ana David short "a
white man. who va- captured no Bic
stone Gsp The Sheriff ami hi.
'etntf 0il take che $3.50 mon to R.e-
er-s'I.e lsy-B W So
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-02-04
SHOT AGED LADY.
Brutal Attempt OF Toushs 20
End Her Life.

FuEELiSo. Va. Jan. 29.-Mrs Sal.
ic Nauor. sged about 20. % Shelby
Greek. just across the border in Pike
county. KY, was seriously e not
fatally shot by two toughs. named
Wilbur Estep and Wesley Bryant.
They called ~ her home in the night
time. snd the ola lady. thinking q a
friendly call from some of her neigh
oors. went o. the door in response 90
a knock. and was met by shot from
pistol Of large caiibre. the bali TAX
ing eject In the thigh The parties
have been arrested. Freezing is very
strong against them.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-02-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

last " eane'aay night IN the zap
r. L. Holmes. Of jefferson CITY.
su"'' VS. u" TOW" '''' "'"
W. y. Buckncr, Of Cincinnati.
spent a couple OF days mn the Gap
last week
geo. H. Ea,l'y' '' BRISTOL was D."
80" '''' "''N
Lettuce. celery aud tomatoes twice
week. Free ani prompt delivery.
MrScr & DAVIS Go.
j.. b Dillon. Of Osaka, spent a
couple '' Gays D" town ''si wees
y. 4. Whitmore. representing
Lynehburg piano house. spent few
'- i. Hurt prominent insurance
sgeni' OF farewell was iu Gown last
d. d. Kennedy. Che popular hni
agent OBJ 'he Interstate Coal anil Iron
company. was among che business
men I'D town last week
,i. ..'', .g'V"' prominent
'... '''' '' '''''''' was l" ''"" /
u T.. johnson. OF Bristol u.. ia
'' '..f '''' o''''''s
o. VI. Blair of Hnr.au Ky. $3.50.
Pm town ia-t week..
White.ilc. bread twice IA .,..t
Mr>,, 6D,vis 81
o. y.r
1000 S....i. '''''' was '"
.. saturday
.. '. . .' '"'''"''' was
'"" .''' "''N
od- Mou-cr superintendent of,be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
WEDDING CARDS.
Teachers Institute to be Held ir
April-Round Club Banquet.

s.S Especial TO The Times isp... 80
H WINCHESTER, VA, March e9.-Mrs.
Anna Sart.sle, Of No. 42l South Market
street, has announced the approaching
marriage OF her daughter, Miss Berenice
Aieliccnt, to Mr., William Adclma Drngoo,
Il we'll known young attorney and thirty
second degree Mason, Of Red Key. lndi-
ana. The ceremony Is to take place next
Tuesday afternoon at the residence OF
tho brides mother. at 4.3o o'clock, At
ter a. reception tho young couple viii
leave for, their Indiana home. The bride
Ii a pretty and popular girl.
The Hon. M, M. Lynch superintendent
of the Winchester and Frederick county
public schools. Will hold q teachers In
stitute at th. Auditorium Saturday.
April 23d. These Institutes are held ans
nually. and are affairs Of great interest.
This year there is to be a speaker present
from tho University of Virginia. and
Governor Montague has been Invited to
make All address.
Tt,, Winchester Round Tub, the leading
social club of the city, and which does
not have the buffet feature, will banquet
at Winchester Inn Friday nigSt
Rev,J, Ryland Murdoch, pastor ct the
First BAPTIST Church, will leave in q
few days for Colorado for his health,
v hich has become i'm paired.
sunday was a red letter day at the
Brnddock Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. Rev, G. D. Bullas the
pastor. announced that eight lersons had
contributed about thousand dollars
with which to purchase a lot adjoining
the church edfice, and asked that q
chapel be crscted upon IT,. Before the
day was over, three thousand dollars
had been subscribed for this purpose.
This church has raised seven thousand
six hundred dollars this year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
.PARALYzED
AND, ALONE.
Four Days Of Untold Suffering
and No Human Aid
Near.
DOG is ONLY COMPANION
Mr.. David White Found Help.
less on Floor Of His House,
Exhausted and Dying.
Especial 10 The Times plspatcho

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
HICKORY HILL. HENRIcO COUNTY,
VA, March 2o.--Died OF paralysis at his
home in Hcnrico county, va. Saturday
morning, March 90 1904, David White, In
the sevcnty-second year Of his age.
This brief announcement closes tho
chapter OF a sad and pathetic ending Of
n life. that like storm tossed ship, 10
CO st higl, and dry on the bleak and
barren sands Of d lonely island, there
to molder and decay. NE X
Very little Is known OF his past hiss
tory. All that the writer can gather
from those who knew him Is that ne was
originally from Belfast Ireland, Of
gscotch-1rlsh descent, and q PRESBYTERIAN
by prOfto sion; a man Of Intelligence, well
read and fluent in conversation.
a HERMIT.
He settled near the coal mines IN
sTucknhoe District, some twenty years
ago, which he cultivated n few acres OF
lard, which he cultivated as long as
re had the physical strength. as the
]i1rfirmites and weakness of old ago
overlook him, kind hearted friends and
neighbors mlnistered to his necessities,
supplementing his labor on the little
Inc his empty larder and scanty ward
robe He lived BY himself, veritable
hermit. with faithful dog for O COM
ranion. u. N
M PARALYZED. # ". 81 u
on Monday March 21st, he had a stroke
Of paralysis, In his house, and fell help-j
less to the floor. where It seems he lay
without food water or covering, unable
TO get up, until tho following Thursday
nearly four days when a ncighbor called
tc borrow his mule. Knocking at the
door, he heard faint response: Come
INT Pushing open the door, he found
Mr.. White lying helpless on the floor,
with several chairs lying near, over
turned in his efforts to raise himself
up; his face and hands considerably
bruised. When the door was opened, the
dog ran forward to meet the visitor With
every demonstr ration OF JOY. the faithr5
full animal having shared for nearly Iour.
days his masters distressing situation.
Taking him up gently In his arms, MI.
Wesley Ally laid him on his ped ana a.
once informed the neighbors. and sum
moned physician
"a TOO LATE.
E,yerythinr was done for the a fflcted
ist,.a niger that human kindness could sus-
eest, but all without avail. He fingered
until carly Saturday morning, when his
5"soul returned to God who gave It., 35 ne
told Mr. Wally that he had shouted
for help until his voice gave out. ana
then finally resigned himself to die.
The remains were taken charge OF py,
the Nrasons The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Mr. Kirk at Mount
Vernon Baptist Church; the interment
in the Masonic section in River View.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
CHARGES ARE,
Wl|'TH:.D|.||.R||i'.A'|'.l'|yl ||I|'l||
Mfr puarlcs Willing e Let the
Nlatter@Drop, and It4Will
End There.
It'll R Ell. ALL G L.E5 ks ( \
The Census Ei1uincrators Report
d anS1ncreasc iii All the Wards @
Of the City. 5.
lsnoclal % rho times. plsrntch1

(speclal TO rho Times lsratch)
81 PETERSBURG VA, March 29.-Thc
charges against superintcndcntW illianis,
Of the almshousc. Will In all probability
be dropped Mr.. ]. II. Qunrlcs. who pre-
fcrred the charges, has slgnificd his Will
5ingncss 10 let tho matter drop Mr..
Quarles who conducts q dairy near TIE
city, alleged that the almshouse supnrin-
tcndcnt was carrying on n dairy business
without authority Of the board'o over
secrs. 34 tspt
The first anniversary meeting of the.
Retail Clerks Association Of Petersburg
was held tonight at "A. r. Ilill Camp
Hall An interesting programme Tor the
occasion was arranged by tho committee
IN charge and invitations TO the celc-
brntion were Il rendered the Petersburg
Yetall merchants and their clerks.
NJ All r NJ INC REASED CENSUS.
u After several weeks Of careful work the.
census onuimerntors are putting the
finishing touches upon their report, and
The results OF the census will be spread
before the Common Council on Friday.
In all the six wards of the city there has
!, been an Increase In the population sAicei
tho last Federal census, and In the Sixth
Ward this increase Is 625. Fourth and
Fifth Wards will each show an increase
&of about 700 inhabitants
Mr. Hugh n. Smith, commissioner OF
the revenue, has appointed the following
deputies to take the tax lists OF the city:
First Ward. r. G.. Slaughter; Second.
y D.. p. Scott; Third. Samuel p. Rees:
Fourth, John P. Plummer; Fifth, John
II. Iarylll; Sixth, W. T. q. Epperson.
PETERSBURG AT LAUNCHING.
Petersburg Will furnish a large delega-
ton to the Virginia launching In New
port News next week. a special train
will be run by the scaboard Air Line
by way Of Richmond, and the steamers
from Petersburg and City Point Will
carry many destined for he la unching.s
The Petersburg Grays. ca plain A. r.
Moody, are arranging to be present In full
force III. n 4 M tx Z
a PERSONAL. Il
Mr. George Cameron. Jr. after an abb
sence Of several months In Europe and
Australia. has returned Ia his home in
Petersburg. M
Mrs. j. spooner Epes Is in Suffolk. Va.
visiting her mother Mrs. J. E. Booker.
Mrs. Homer Atkinson has returned
from a visit OF several weeks In Georgia.
Some Improvement is reported In the.
condition Of Mr. Emmett Badger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
Valuable Mine.
llsnoc,ol - rho Tiues-Dls patch.)

FRONT ROYAL, VA. March 90 The
Manassas Gap Copper Mines, 1ncorpo-
rated, have within the past two weeks et :
merely by chance located the contact
weir on their property near mere. I,
IT is a true fissure. between walls OF
trap and sandstone While the vein, at
the present depth of working, is but one
and one-half feet. the ore Is unusually
rich.
At the bottom of the ledge, In what Is
known as Turkey Hollow, IN the SAND,
store formation they have discovered
hemntite OF exceptional purity. This
iron ore is a sulphde. The copper ore
is persistent at the present depth, run
ming by average of all vein stone taken
from between tho walls about % per
cont. copper
They expect to develop wonderful
mining property which will be very soon
proven, as they are now at the point Of
producing and shipping.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
SMALLPOX IN LOUISA.
James Smith Comes Home From
Lynchburg With the Disease. III
Sr1ecInl to The Timeg-DiyDntclIl- Y 4

5tsA.4#E tSrectnl to The 5IimeH-DlSpatcli) 5 S5s
FREDERICK'S lIALL. VA. March 20
MIR. James Smith came home from Lynch
burg n few. days ago sick, since which
time a genuine case of smallpox has de-
ycloped He has been quarantined in an
isolated house near Cuckoo. Every pre-
caution possible has been taken by the
board OF heath to prevent its spreading.
The ground is slightly covered with
sIfow to-day The wheat and grass pros
rects nre improving. Tho winter oat crop
4 liz pretty near failure.
Most OF tho public schools will close
this week.
The doors OF the new State Bank at
Mineral Va. are expected 10 open for
business early in April.
Miss Eva Atkinson, OF Frederick's Hall.
after protracted sojourn IN Rlchmon
visiting her friend, Mrs. Powers. on West
Avenue. has returned home.
AIR, Horace Crank and Mr.. Garland
Spicer spent yesterday In Richmond. IT.
MIR. ". E. Spicer and little daughter,
4 of Norfolk visited the home OF Mr.. r..
IL Splcer Monday
Mrs. Il. P. Waller. who has been con-
fined to her room for more than Il month.
IN now conva lescent. sa
Mr.. Wellington Kuper Is Very III; the
doctors have no hopes OF his recovery:
Many of our people expect to attend the
launching OF the Virginia next week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
HORSE SHOW
in OLD BURG B G.
Citizens OH the Rappahaiiiock
Subscribing Literally to
This Enterprise.
oRuEs0ME WAR RELIC :.l.,|
.Pluckcd Button From DL)1i's'iir 1-
tered Confederate Officers
Coat for Ornament.
!, ,,oo,, . rio ,rl,nes-DIspntch.)

(spcclal to The 'ri1nes-D lspntchs)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, March 2o--
stock is being literally subscribed to BY
tho citizens OF fredericksburg for the
Horse Show Association, which VIII give
.its first exhibition hero In Jure next.
In a few days tho officers Will be elected
and 1t Is expected that the show wiz be
ono OF the best In the State.
with d few days Of bright, warm
weather, all OF the fishing shores Of Ithls
section will DO in full blast. Already
good catches arc being made at MARI
borough on the Potomac, In Stafford
county. and the fish are sold at fine
prices.
rho people Of carters Creek i:eighbor-
hood, in Lancaster county are anxious
for the river steamer Caroline. Of tho
Syyeenls line, which plies between tins
city and Urbanna, to extend its schedule
& TO Irvington, ms the people OF that thickly
settled and prosperous part OF the NORTH
ern5Neck arc anxious to have the ludl-
tional facilities for trading in this city.
An absolute divorce has been granted
by Jud re "A. r. Elnbrey. Of the Corpo-
ration Court, In this city, 10 tho pain-
tlff Mr. Charles H. Wissner. from his
wife, Bertha y. Wissner.
Large barges have arrived here from
Philadelphia tlils week to be loaded Wit \
railroad ties for that market.
The property on Main Street. III thls
city, owEed BY the estate Of g. willis Ills
Howard. was sold at auction and pur-
chased by. Duff Green for sa,eo0.
& OGicer g.. A. Gore, OF this city. has
war relic OF which he is very proud.
1T is brass button from the Uniform
OF q Confederate scns.al, whose remains
were recently dlsntstrnd on It., Bio ,iy
Angle battlefield In spotsylvania, ard
brought to the Confederate Cemetery
here for burial. Mr.. Core has had the
button made into an ornamental pin.
Mr.. A. w. Maxwell has this season set
out on his farm, in spotsylvana% county,
4,5o0 strawberry plants, 700 raa1bcrry
and blackberry plants and 40 peach
trees.
Mr.. r.. w. Flewcllen has sold his farm,
in orange county, and purchased one IN
Halifax county. where, with his family.
he will reside
Rev. J. w. Smith, of the Methodist
Church, of this city. who has been sick
for two months or moro, Is now rulidly
recovering, and IS spending some time at
Ashland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
Funeral Of Major Thomas.
@(Snccial To Tho Times D isDatch,)

SUFFOLK. VA, March 29.-The funeral
OF the late Major Richard Sidney Thomas.
place o at + Ii O'clock toemorro ei morning
f foG Ghrss Gnss Ea hs
Battalion, of which the deceased was
major. will attend In ranks; y, Of Hamp-
ton. Captain Couch; G, Of Newport News,
tain Jordan: &, OF Newport News. Cap
tain Gillerson. Colonel Higgins, Of tho
.Seventy.frst, is In New York, but Lieut.
other staff officers VIII be present. The
flag over ,Armory Hall, Norfolk. today
was ut hnlf-mast.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
NO RECRUITS,
The Smallpox a Costly Visitor
to Mecklenburg.
(SNeclal 10 ThC TlmeS- IJISDalCNt1 y

Especial to Tho TlmeS- D!spalcR1
smi1a nal Of the United States army,
For FOR, the past week on ten days, has so
far made u water haul, as ha has not
been ;lblo to-enllst q single man for the
= Mrs rs Manerva l'ou3hlll, ,rellct of the
late ~. ii. Foushil. is lying very. low
al Tho home OF hen, daughter; Mrs; y II;
prumrlght, IN this PLACE, Mrs ri, F hni.
The smallpox cases IN the ,ne!ghborhood
some slX miles away from this place are
ali Well, and the public schools have re-
smallpox, which prevailed in, the various
sections OF Mecklenburg during the Win,
ter and carly spring, VII cost Tho county
from the North died this week.
"A Mr.. George +. Flold, WIG. Is here on MS
way to New Yorl, from Mexico, reports
that corn Was nearly waist high.