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Mrs. Louis Gammill has been seriously ill at her home in this city fer several days, but was somewhat improved yesterday.
 -Dr. c. c. Cline, pastor of the Christian church, will preach at the corner of Twenty-Second avenue and Main street tonight at an early hour.
 Dave Knott, his wife and ne- gress named Nora were arrested yes- terday by Deputy Constable Branson on a charge of assault and battery. They will be given a hearing before Magistrate Frazier today.
 Willie Powell was hurriedly taken to the Florence Sanitarium last night It 7 o'clock and was operated on for appendicitis at 8 o'clock. His case as reported to be serious one and his friends will be glad to learn that l.e was resting well at midnight.
 The Cotton Belt shops closed down yesterday afternoon and will remain so until Monday morning when it will again resume work. The shutdown was made to take inven- tory. During the few days that they will be closed many of the employees will leave the city to visit elsewhere, returning about Sunday
 In future all heads of the depart n,ents of the city will meet at the City Hall each morning before work to outline the work for the day Mayor W. L. Toney recently issued an order to that effect, and by this arrangement he hopes to do better work and have more definite understanding between the heads of the various departments as to their whereabouts during the day.
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-C. s. McNew Real Estate, Kent nd Loans, 1O6 Pine street. 1O-S-tf
 Do not build, repair, move you Aopse or put up with leaking build aag until you get our estimate The geyes Construction Co. D. W. Boyce x1gr., 106 Pine st.
 Change of Program at oRfhEV commencing Thursday, 2sth.
 The weather man says it VII. b' s7r and warmer today.
 Ring up the American-Excelslof 2dy Co.,, when you have some clothes 10 clean and press.
 We dry clean ladies skirts and tresses. Give us a trial. Amerlcan- Excelsior Ldy. Go.
 A marriage license was issued Tuesday to w. c. Alexander, local aaloon man, and Miss Fife Sparkman' They were married by a magistrate ssre on that day.
 "A large shipment of porch ana 7nyn furniture just received by Teo- ,sr,m Fur Co 4-5-tf. See Tedstrom's window for porch goods, porch swings, porch furniture aammocks, croquet sets, etc.
 4-7-tf Persons contemplating the erect sz,n of any building should consult with Mitchell Seligman. architect. Citi- sens Bank Building. tf' Extra Special-Nothing yet like our ear load Prices on Dayenports April ss to 3O.-Reap X Crawford Furniture De.
 Everything comes to him who seees after it. Go to the next store and buy an "Arkansaw Kid' Cigar. a'Go after it'' and enjoy it, with the aoney 5c.
 All kinds of Furniture repair york done in first class shape by Tedstrom Fur. Go. 4-7-tf. -Dr. Grandy and O'Daniel use solmnoform viitalized air for painless extracting. 211 1-2 Main. 4-l9-tf We have the largest assortment of refrigerators and ice boxes in the city. Tedstrom Fur. Go. 4-3-tf. "A hint to the wise issuffcient''- Bayenports- prices-One week April 9 to 30.-Reap & Crawford Furniture Co.
 Miss Mamie Keely, who was quite .fck for several weeks and who went to a St. Louis hospital for treatment several weeks ago, is much improved snd will return to Pine Bluff about May 1.
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FOR SALE

I will sell at a liberal discount my entire stock of goods consisting of hardware, furniture, shoes and gen. eral merchandise. Stock will invoice about $14,OO0 to $15,000. Don't want anything but a cash deal. Situated within thirty miles of Pine Bluff in the richest cotton country anywhere. Situated in the heart of the best town in Arkansas.
 Address TX" TAO, care Graphic.
 4-A-4t.
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Ghuiaro0 cry
 FOR elErCAER's CASTo RIA
NOTICE OF BOND SALE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the purchase of the bonds of Sidewalk and Curbing Dis trict No. 3 of the City of Pine Bluff. Arkansas, will be received by the un- dersigned Commissioners until noon on the 10th day of May, 1910, at which time said proposals will be op- ened. Said bonds are in the total sum of Seventeen Thousand Dollars ($17, ,000.0O, and bear interest at the rate of six per cent.
 w. l.. DEWOODY,
 H. E. TRULOCK.
 FRED SEWARD. Board of Improvement of Sidewalk and Curbing District. No 3.
 All communications should be ad- dressed to H. E. Trulock, sec'y of the board. 4.2S.6t.
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OWLS DANCE.

The Order of Owls will give dance at their hall 4th avenue and Main St. Thursday, April 18th. Dancing from g until 12 p. m. Music by Pine Bluh Symphony Orchestra. Admission Dc.
 4-2S-6t.
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MISS WOODWARD IN
 CHARGE HARRIS STUDIO

Miss Woodward is now in entire charge of the local studio of Harris, the photographer, at 121 1-2 West Second avenue. The work of this studio Is as fine as can be secured In any of the biz cities. 4-23-6t.
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FOR SALE.

Lumber for all purposes, and in addition to a fine stock of high grades, we have some great bargains in cheap material, especially suited for fences, outbuildings, etc. Get our prices. Prompt delivery and ship ments guaranteed. Bluff City Lumber Co. West 4th. Ave. 1T.
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Pine Bluff Mercantile Co.
Every Day Profit Sharing

Nothing appeals more strongly to the buying public than our sys- tenn of profit sharing. A word of explanation about this division of profits is this for each and every Cash Purchase we give you tickets redeemable in amounts as follows:
 s in tickets gets one Silver plated
 Sugar Shell.
 $10 in tickets gets 1-2 dozen Silver
 Plated Tea Spoons.
 $2O in tickets gets 1-2 dozen Silver { Plated Desert Spoons.
 $25 in tickets gets 1-2 dozen Silver
 Plated Forks.
 $25 in tickets gets 1-2 dozen Silver
 Plated Table Spoons.
 $25 in tickets gets 1-2 dozen Silver
 Plated Knives.
 Ask Sale Clerk for Premium tickets
 with each and every cash purchase
 You will be pleased with the prem
 iums given at this store. Concen- ssa1h your purchases and gain pro-
 fit.
 Week End Prices on Several lines | of seasonable merchandise. 15c INDIA LINENS 1Oc | One case of Sheer India Linen the quality that brings 15c a yard
 by large purchase we get this lot so as to sell at 1Oc yard. $1 Mercerized Table Cloth .....7Ec [ S5c Mercerized Table Cloth ..k5c 25c Lace Curtain Materials ...20c $1 White Napkins ....,,..,.,..-...--85c f Sc Cotton Huck Towels .....,.~-5c
 12 1-2c Pillow Cases ..,..,..-.......1Oc
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RIRTEs

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene. ; Barrett's
court. twins. boy and girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Frank Hines. $50
West Sixth North street. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Haslam. sag Pugs-
ley court. girl
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Pola. 7S9
Roosevelt avenue. boy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cook. 44s Alma
avenue. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Duncomb SIC
North Fifth West street. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quayle Cannon, l.. ID. s.
hospital. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gatherum. 1928
sherman avenue. boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 3. Greer. rear $50
West Fourth North street, girl.
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which was attended By the young
college girls and boys in the city.
members ~ the younger society set,
parents and chapcroncs. Strings OF
japanese lanterns lighted the lawn.
and the veranda was fitted uD 20
represent a Japanese tea garden.
where punch was served under an i'm
mcnsc japanese umbrella by a maid
IA japanese costume. The scene
within the club house was equally ef-
fcctivc
The artistic decorations were car
ried out with cat-tails and wild sun
flowers in the large rooms. where
dancing was enjoyed
The dining room was very pretty in
pink. where the buffet supper was
served. a ciu1y lace cloth over pink
covered the table. which had for the
central decoration a large cut glass
bowl Of beautiful pink roses with
showers OF pink sweet peas reaching
out over the cloth.
The Hawaiian trouba dours were
stationed on the lawn during the eve
ming. and the music FOR the dancing
was furnished by an orchestra. The
programs held small pictures Of the
Country club with the monogram OF
the hostess I'm the corner. Assisting
the charming young hostess IN. re-
ceiving and entertaining her large
number Of guests on the delightful
occasion. we're her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Houston. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Dunn. Judge and Mrs. .. W. Pow
crs. Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs Benner y. Smith.
= =
There We're several private lunch
cons enjoyed yesterday at the Country
club in connection with the regular
table 'hOte luncheon. In the after
noon card party. which was well
attended by the members and their
guests proved n delightful innova-
ton when the tables Of the game we're
played both i'm the club rooms and
the verandas. Mrs r. J. Chambers
entertained with luncheon party Of
twelve. and Mrs. W. G. Alexander
was the hostess OF a party number
ing eight. given for Mrs. +. W. Ham
mer.
pretty. simple home wedding
took place last evening at the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs. +. Van Dyke.
q North state street at o'clock.
when Miss Leonora r. Van Dyke and
Owen Glen Day were married by Will
liam Van Dyke, jr.. Of ogden. only the
immediate family and relatives wit
messed the marriage. and the bride
wore pretty gown Of cream MESA
line trimmed with passamenterie. and
carried brides roses. She was attend
ed by her sister. Miss Ida van Dyke.
who wore pale blue silk chiffon with
bridesmaids boquet Of pink roses.
Several musical selections were given
during the evening by Mrs. Corinne
hammer. and the rooms were attrac-
tive with vases OF flowers and ferns.
The newly married couple will leave
later for wedding trip. and will
probably return to salt Lake 20 re-
side
r
Or. and Mrs. 4. s Wright have re-
turned from a months trip in the
east. when among other interesting
places visited. they spent several
weeks at Rocheter. Mimi. at the
Mayo brothers hospital
x 4 4
Mrs. Ezra Thompson end young
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sons have gone to Brighton FOR an in
definite stay. Miss Norrine Thomp-
son and her friend. Miss Gladys Rich
ardsOn. expect TO leave sunday to join
the house party for a few days stay
y
Mrs G. r. Walker has for her
guest at her country home. her broth
er. Roy Ridge OF Kansas city. who
has come to join his wife and little
daughter. who are visiting at the
Walker farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. g. Baker and
three children Of Pueblo. Colo. are
visiting i'm the city with Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Morningstar.
Professor and Mrs. Elihu call viii
spend the month OF August I'm Cali
fornia. returning home the first OF Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Freeman Morningstar and
daughter. Lucille. viii leave the last
Of the week for Upper Falls resort,
PROVO canyon, TO remain sthe rest Of
the summer.
Miss Rose Korous will leave Sun
day for Los Angeles and Long Beach.
California.
Mrs. r. r. l. Collier and children
are camping at Killian's grove Emil
grafton canyon. for "A month.
= =
Clement r. TrOth of Denver is
spending a week or ten days in the
city.
= y s.
The Rev. and Mrs q. r. Mosher. af-
ter "A pleasant visit OF a week i'm salt
Lake at st. Marks deanery. have con-
tinued their journey to the east. They
expect to return 90 their mission work
in China in December.
+ + +
Miss Bessie Grace and Miss Jennie
Harrington ana party. left this morn
ing for Brighton by automobile. to
remain over the oath
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SOCIETY
ToDAY-s EVENTS.


:. Mrs. George Raymond Walker :
:. will entertain this evening with
9 dancing party at her country :
= homo in Cottonwood. in compli-
= mcnt 90 her niece. Miss Margar- .
:. 81 Walker. and her young :
: friends.
= The leading social affair ~ the
: afternoon will be the tea over
9 which Mrs. Louis $. Gates viii .
e preside. o. be- given at her home
{. in Second avenue. in honor of
{. Mrs Arthur g.. Eertzler. of Man :
: chester. Pa.
. Tho Sowing club VIII meet this .
:. afternoon with Mrs. William VI. :
2. AicCrea. at the McCrca home in Z
. East First south street :
:. A special called meeting OF all .
:. the club women Of the city be- :
= longing 20 the federated clubs :
:. win be- hold this afternoon AZ 2
9 O'Clock I'm Unity hall :
9 Miss Viola J. Brim and Joseph :
. =. Ridges viii be marrie,~ today
:. "a noon at the home Of the bride :
. in Center street.
. The members Of the order Of :
:. the Eastern star VIII hold pic
= mic this afternoon and evening at .
= Waudamerc. All visiting mem
= beers ~ the order i'm the city are .
= invited 20 attend.
:. 8
. The Ladies' auxiliary u the r.. .
!. 9. r viii hold an important .
= meeting this afternoon az D. m.
!. In Eagles hall All members are
2 asked 60 be present :
= The women Of the relief So .
= ciety Of the Thirty-first ward .
2 VIII meet this evening AZ 7.2O. .
. instead Of this afternoon at :
!. o'clock. in the chapel Or. W. :
= NJ Stookcy viii address the :
9 meeting. .
= The following program will be :
= given today I'm the tabernacle at .
g the MONDAY recital. Assistant :
9 Organist Edward +. Kimball at :
= the organ. .
: largo .--.-..-.... Handel :
!: (a) Love Song ........ HanseIt :
. 90 Angels Screnade zee. Brara .
9 Co Tntcrmezzo from Cava- .
hcra ..........-.. Mascagni .
= Ca Evcntidc --.. Moale .
|: OBJ Pamponette Cstyie Louis :
= ~ .----.---.. Gee. q. Durand :
2 Co Old Melody .............
J. -.-.-......Arr. by performer :
= Postlude I'm r flat. .Abcrnathy
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
RUNAWAY FRIGHTENS
VICTIM OF HEART DISEASE

4 horse attached 20 a light buggy
and driven by s. f. wanless OF Lehi.
became frightened at 2 passing motor
cycle at West Temple and First South
streets Yesterday afternoon. and dash ID
into a buggy belonging TO T. Butler.
Of the Butler Brewing company. tear
ing a wheel off the latter vehicle. Mrs.
Butler who suffers from heart trouble.
was with her husband in the rig, and
tainted when the collision came. She
was taken 20 corner store. where she
was revived and was able to 20 home.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
DeiC0feIy
Formed

and gently reared. women will find in
all the seasons Of their lives, as maid
ems, wives and mothers. that the one
simple, wholesome laxative remedy.
which acts gently and pleasantly and
naturally and which may be taken at
any time. when the system needs a
laxative, with perfect safety and real
ly beneficial effects, is Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA.
1t has that true delicacy Of flavor
which is so refreshing to the taste,
that warming and grateful toning to
the stomach which responds so favor
ably to its action and the laxative eff
feet which is so beneficial to the sys-
TEN when, occasionally, it's gentle
cleansing is required
The genuine. always bearing the
name Of the California Fig Syrup Co.
may be purchased from all leading
druggists in original packages of one
size only. price fifty cents per bottle.
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'POSTMISTRESS GETS MEDAL
Aged woman Travels Overland Co
Attend Convention.

Attend Convention.
Mrs Lettie v. DALEY. who has been
postmistress at Summit. Iron county.
for the past fourteen years, was pre-
scented with "A gold medal yesterday by
the Dostmasters in convention. Mrs.
DALEY. who is IS years old. Travelled
thirty miles by team TO reach the rail-
road at Lund. i'm order to attend the
convention OF postmasters in Ogden.
As an evidence Of their appreciation OF
her efforts. the pOstmasters presented
her with the medal. The presentation
was made by Postmaster Thomas OF
Salt Lake. The. inscription on the
medal reads: Mrs. Lettie =. Daley.
token OF regard. from the Utah POST
masters association, ogden. Utah.
191O'
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James f. Rytting and Minnie Ed
wards. both Of Salt Lake.
James q. Mcdonald and Matte Ever
eli. both of Salt Lake.
Thomas W. Hill OF Mill Creek and
Elnora -. White of Salt Lake.
William Adamson Of Salt Lake and
Marion s Trotter Of Pleasant Green.
Lee r. Bloomer and Margaret r.
Welsh. both of Scofieid.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
Divorced Wife In1uireS-Afr

Divorced Wife Inquires-Mrs. J. II
Dyos. the divorced wife of Dr. J. Pres
colt Dyos. the eve specialist. who died
At the Wilson hotel several days ago
from heat prostra ton. telegraphed
from South Pasadena. Cal. to the
O'Donneu Undertaking. company last
night inquirinE into the causes Of the
death Of Dr. Dvos. She also inquired
rega riding his financial standing
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21

Want Mrs Krai-ner Here-Plans arc
under way to extradite Mrs. +. L. Krai-
mer who is being held in Rock Springs,
Wyo.. for Salt Lake authorities on a
charge Of having passed several worth
less checks for merchandise. Mrs.
Kramer was careful rot TO issue any
check over $50. so that her offense
would be a misdemeanor instead OF a
felony.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21

VIII Inspect Audit-The report Of n.
l.. Cummings. deputy secretary Of state.
on the audit OF che accounts Of the
state board of land comm issioners. will
be considered by the state board Of
examiners at their regular meeting this
afternoon. The board Of examiners will
also pass on the 100000 bond fur
nished by W. !. Lynch. the new secre-
tary Of the land board.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21

Took BRASS FIttInE--After they had
dismantled brass fittings from street
car Of the West Side Rapid Transit
company yesterday morning. Albert
Fredericksou. 20 years old. and =. 4.
Thomas. % years OF age. were arrested
by Patrolman Dan Gillespie. They will
probably be charged with grand lar
ccny.
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SnRII Child Sufferinr-Wanda Bate
man aged five years daughter Of 2. T.
Bateman Of Sandy was brought to L.
ID. s. hospital last night for surgical
operation. She is suffering from an
acute attack OF appendicitis.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21

Wants Money ON NOtcs-Mrs. Emily
r Gibson brought suit against 4. Z.
Rykert I'm the Third district court yes
tcrday for $1,000 and interest on three
prOmissory notes. one for $3.50. one for
5000 and the third for S1.050.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
CITY BREVITIES

Charge Three With Barceny-The
county attorney yesterday issued a
complaint against George Brennan. n
&. KEENAN, and James Egan. charging
them with grand larceny. II is alleged
that the men picked the pocket OF 9. J.
Barber Of SIS Tuesday
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showed Revolver 90 Women l.
Hanson is charged in a complaint Is
sued by the county attorney with eN-
hibiting a revolver before Mrs. a. l.
Hanson and Maggie Wambolt Tuesday.
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installation OF a sewer system at Muir
ray will shortly be advertised. VIII
liam Warenski. city recorder Of Muir
ray. was so instructed at the session OF
the council Tuesday evening.
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Dalton stole Trfnkcts-W. =. Dalton
was sentenced TO sixty days in the city
Jail by Judge J. J. Whitaker yesterday
for the larceny Of several
small trinkets valued at IS. from the
Charlton store several DAYS ago.
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GOOD TIME PIONEER DAY.
Anniversary VIII ne Celebrated win
Due EcIat.

That the observance Of Pioneer day
in South Cottonwood VIII be huge
success, is now assured. Details are
now in the hands Of the general com
mittee. There viii be various amuse-
nents that will entertain every one in
the big crowd. The big grove in South
Cottonwood will be the rendezvous and
an appropriate musical program will
afternoon there will b. sports and con-
tests for prizes.
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a picturesque scene was presented
last evening at the Country club on
the occasion Of the elaborate dancing
party given by Miss Bryan Houston.
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No banquet too large no party too
small. Snip Restaurant. Saltair.
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As these patterns are purchased In
New York. and the orders must be sent
there. from ten days 20 two weeks
should be allowed Tor receipt Of pattern
after coupon has been mailed to this
office
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Professor and Mrs. Elihu call vii
spend the month OF August I'm Cali
fornia. returning home the first OF Sep.
tembe
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Fill out blank and send to Pattern
Department of this newspaper.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. g. Baker an'
three children Of Pueblo. Colo. ar,
visiting i'm the city with Mr.. and Mrs
Freeman MoTningstar.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-21
THE RR Att EBORO REFORMER. FRIDAY, JANUARY FL lSlo

4. A. hon,s ~ l.itlthsld ~ lhs death y
M. fstisr ~ January, lri.ai hs irin,ns.'
40 tl,r ministerial sgtks and ailst hn'ns
M. liilpit vt lls congregational rhn.sh ~
rsnssn' Conn. ioT laaf months shi 'has
M Ibe ehufrh ia iiumnsfsl"n, lot "a
month.. h. was onialnnl aud installsd a.
In, ns.ioF ~ the tirsi ,nnsfrsas s.ha'
ehuuh Ia Mrsimorrland, ~ " ~ MAY
ika lls ,salinnni ihrw until lsss, shh
i,am Isll 10 Isis he pnearhei al iunhni
\ n aud then Tor Ieiiod ~ nrsth ~"
ysars Il. acted a. superintendent ~ ssh'-s''
IN RaNhnry. \. H. After praehins ~
W..t Tognshrnd, VI, Nafairk ami fils
worth. conn, Nj. ilss.ll l,ecame Ia'is"' 81
M. Congregational church ~ iafii'oso'
Mass. iIam 1871 Ia lssa AMI thu. pastor
an. was iolloa.l hy that II III. clunh ~
W.-ifoni, Tom, iTom ~. 10 1871,
prm lsgl Ia ISM be- held the iAaslaiatr
al The .hufsh IN Holland, gh.n b. r..iroi
from III. ministry. taking up his f-sidrhe
m Bnmh.lh. Me bissell Has lsior mar
,i,sl, he hf,l marriage heing Ia Aiiss Alma
cal. 81 Ws,imorrland, \. r., who died IN
lai; On Nov I, lsiA. he Was married \"
Nls. Aurn,ta NJ Ward II Warwick, who
,Ii,l IN nerrmbrr. isls. Mr. liis>ell nas =
man az unusual intellectual powrfs, with
marked literary taste, aud throughout the
Ieliol II hi feeble health he had been adj.
io enjoy reading aud the privileges Of the
imhlic library IN Rrimhrlh, 81 which he
vas a constant patron ~ long a. his
trngth permitted he leaves brother
and a sister, George 4. Bssell and Mr., Me
lissa White Of Cl0vrriale. Orr, two son.
AMI daughter. Frederick. William D., aud
Mis- Alma W, all al Rfimheld,