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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-09
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TRAcHoMA HOSPITAL
is A GREAT SUCCESS

Having some knowledge and obser-
walton OF the work OF the Trachoma
hospital which Is located in our town
il may be interesting 20 the public to
hear few words of comment from an
observer as to the results of the work.
First, let me say that this article is
not AIN advertisement nor am a paid
writer; l write II for the interest which
have in public health
To explain to some who may not UNI
derstand the meaning OF tho word
"Trachoma," II is the disease among
us commonly known as .Granulated
lids or as some say "Sore eyes" This
disease causes much blindness and has
become alarming TO the health depart
ment OF the United States government
A little bit OF history may be OF in
terest in this connection. In the yea7
1898 when the government was calling
for volunteers for the army to fight ii,
the Spanish American war and the
best OF our countrys bone and sinew
began TO step forward 10 answer the
call OF our country, among the volun-
teers there appeared ten thousand men
who had impaired vision and Trachoma
was largely the cause OF II. Thus the
eradicate the disease from our coun-
try, and many hospitals have been
established in various sections OF the
country for this purpose with spec
ialists In charge. Pikeville. Ky. is
very fortunate In securing one OF these
splendidly equipped hospitals for the
service OF the public,
The hospital was opened October IA,
1916 with first class specialist. DR..
personally oversees the work and he
is assisted by two elegant nurses who
are always ready TO attend To the di-
rect needs Of the patients.
Since the date OF It's establishment
to February !, 1917. there have been
1858 treatments in dispenary: 474
cases have been treated and 100 Of
these were Trachoma- II is an alarm
ing fact that 80 per cent OF all the pa
TENTS treated have neglected taking
treatment until they have impaired Wis
ion. Fifteen persons have come for
treatment who have been found 10 be
entirely blind.
All pastors OF churches and those do
ing community work should be inter-
ested in this work OF informing the
afflicted OF the place OF relief For
many OF the patients treated have been
entirely cured and many OF those who
have been in an advanced stage OF the
disease have been greatly benefited
The capacity OF the hospital is for "a
patients and each one has single bed
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OBITUARY.

The death angel again siddened our
home and took from us "a dear hus-
band and good father. Rev, r IL.
Billups was called from this tfansitory
world TO his eternal home on high. Bro.
Billups has only crossed the narrow
stream that gave him life eternal and
in these years he has ever Kept the
lamp Of the Lord In his hand and while
passing through the dark shadows Of
death he feared no evil The Lord has
been good and his grace sustains. We
look up through our tears and say
Thy will be done"
Rev. Billups was born March o. 1850
died January 20, 1917, aged &c years,
10 months and 10 days. Was convert
ed January, 1865. had been Baptist
preacher for SO years He had been
married twice, his FIRST wife was Miss
Hester Thompson. To this union were
born six children. viz Oracle Elmon,
John. Hiram, Fred and Bob, His sec
ond wife was the widow Of A.R.Qneep.
To this union was born one child.
Fanny Edna. who died In infancy. Bro.
Billups' sickness was only Of few
days. He took pneumonia and was
soon called from this world. | viii
just say mourn not for your father and
husband for you know where TO ind
him, Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Pucket at the Baptist church
on Big Hurricane. W Va, after which
the body was laid TO rest in the Chris
tian graveyard 10 await the resurrec-
tion morn. Asleep In Jesus, blessed
sleep. From which mono ever wakes 10
MRS. S. @, QUEEN.
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I'M HONOR OF MISS ROBERTSON.

Mrs w. p. Call with Mrs. Victor
Bevins, gave delightful at home
on Friday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Eta Robertson. The beautiful hill-top
home Of Mrs. Cali was most attractively
decorated and softly lighted by
candies. Little Miss Ruth Hartman re-
ceived the cards at the door. The re-
ceiving line consisted of Mrs. Call.
Mrs. l>vins, Miss Robertson. Mrs +.
o, Young, OF Huntington, Mrs. T. II.
Hartman, and Miss Alice Record. Miss
es Lorraine Bowles and Ethel Francis
presided at the tea table for the first
hour. being relieved by Mrs Walter
Hatcher, and Miss Violet Walker. They
were assisted in the serving by num-
Der OF the girl friends of the hostesses.
A large number of guests responded to
the invitations.
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Webb, Mrs. Thomas Bowe. Mrs. Thorn
as Cochran. and Mrs. Able Abshirc.
The boys are Harry, Edgar. Ollie and
Walker.
They were all present At tho funeral
Her maiden name was Nancy Chap
man. "A daughter OF VIM. Chapman.
Her friends visited here through her
illness and at her death they mourned
the loss Of their friend She u gone,
but not forgotten. BY the promise Of
our Savior we will meet again in the
sweet bye and byc for God In his wis
dom doeth all things we'll He has
placed her In that heavenly home and
says friends and relatives prepare and
look up 10 meet her She win be walt
ing and watching at the beautiful cato
for you.
Tho services were conducted by Rev.
w. NJ Burgess az her homo ON Lick
creek on Sunday and tie body was
laid 10 rest In the Castle burial ground
overlooking tho home
oh this life is sad and lonely.
When we think OF toll and cares.
or the many missing faces.
And tho many vacant chairs.
But toll on yo weary lnboreru
TIN your weary life In done.
Then wen meet our loving Savior,
And wen say tho victory's won.
But We are going home 20 heaven.
Where our tolls and cares VIII close.
There wen shout and sing for ever,
And wen reign above the sky.
And thero'H be no more parting.
No more precious friends TO die.
A DAUGHTER, OF Busseyviilc.
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IN MEMORY OF MOTHER.

1917. tho dark banner waived over the
home OF II. w. Castle and called for It's
victim his loving wife
All was done that loving hands could
do, but all in vain. She had been in
poor health for several years. but was
only confined 10 her bed fewsd days.
She suffered greatly for many days
before death relieved her, but bore her
suffering patiently The eyes that
sparkled with love and light are closed
forever here on earth and her smiles
are seen no moro here, but she is smil-
ing more brightly In the paradise OF
God.
She was born October 20. 1853 and
died January IS. 1917. aged 90 years.
2 months and Is days. She was the
mother OF eleven children OF whom
three preceded her to the great be-
yond and eight are. still hsing.
The eight living are four boys and
four girls. The girls being Mrs. Andy
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for his use. There are now II patients
in the hospital and room for more. The
hospital is as comfortable and the sur
roundings are as pleasant as could lie
made.
The hospital is run at the expense
OF the United States government and
no expense is spared TO speedily cure.
The average time OF the treatment for
the patients has been twelve days In
the hospital The hospital service is
without cost to the patients There
have been 5091 meales served to the
patients since its installation; and Or.
Raynor and the nurses are doing a
high grade OF hospital service TO our
country. j. L. VINSoN.
Pastor of the NJ Il. Church,
Pikeville, Ky.
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FOR MRS. YOUNG.

Mrs. e. o. Young. OF Huntington. IL
the very pleasant guest Of Mrs Linton
Trivette this week. Mrs. Young form
erly lived here for nine years, and a
number of social affairs have been Civ
en- in her honor while here, among
which were dinner with DIR. and Mrs.
A. $. Reese, on Monday evening at
their home on Scott=ay,; a dinner with
Mrs. w. Dee Sutton at the Jefferson,
on Tuesday evening; "A dinner with Mr..
and Mrs, ID. l.. Francis, on Friday ev-
ening. and dinner with Miss Ethel
Francis, at the Jefferson, at noon sum
day.
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locals.

Locals.
]. o. Flanery of Harold, was here
Monday.
w. S. Harkins left Saturday for Lou
lisa and Maysville.
E. p. Arnold spent the weekend with
home folks.
N NJ. White was in Ashland Satur-
day transacting business.
Tom Fitzpatrick went to Ashland
Friday returning Sunday.
Mrs. w. S. Wells and little daugh-
ter, Emma Alice, spent the weekend
with DIR. and Mrs. E. E. Archer at
Auxier.
Mr.. Carpenter of wayland was here
Saturday.
Miss Nancy Dunn of Weeksbury
stopped over night with Miss Ella Noel
White Friday enroute to her home from
Charleston, W. Va. -
J. e. Burke of Richmond, Va, was
here Thursday from Huntington.
f. S. Shurteff went to Wayland Sat
urday.
Mr.. Rutter of Martha was here Mon
day in the interest of the B. and o.
railroad.
A. L. Watson was the week end guest
of Mr. and Mrs Dick Benton in Hunt
ington.
Miss Marion Mayo is visiting her
mother at the Mayo farm.
Capt. VIM. Myers of Louisa, was an
official visitor here Monday.
N D. Powers is at home this week.
Tom Dingus is home again.
DIR. r. H. Leete, who has been in
disposed for several days is able to be
eat again.
DR.. E. E. Archer of Auxier was here
the early part of the week.
Fred Atkinson went to Paintsville
Saturday to visit his familp.
Crit Hall has returned from weeks
vacation.
Rev. Thos. Wilkinson has returned
from Ohio where he held two weeks
meeting.
DR.. c. W. Evans is on the sick list.
Alex H. Spradlln is recovering rap
idly from measles.
Little Arthur Lamar Combs is re-
ported no better at this writing.
Rev. Walker of Lexington, is hold
ing a series OF meetings at the Bap-
fist church this week.
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Williamson. w. Va. March Am
interurban car line between this city
and WEIGH is promised within the nex'
two years. Indications are that In a
comparatively short time Williamson
and Bluefield will be connected with
such a road Preliminary surveys have
been made recently for the project and
1t is said that sufficient capital has
been enlisted TO build the line az soon
as certain troublesome conditions have
been remedied.
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FLOYD COUNTYS
RECORD FOR WEEK.
Revival Closes.

The revival services that have been
going on at the Presbyterian church
for the past week came to an end on
Sunday night. MIR. Z. N. Hart, pas
tor of the church, has been conducting
the meeting. He returned to Pikeville
on Monday.
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Miss White Entertains.

The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church met with Miss Ella Noel White
on last Thursday. Those present We're
Mesdames w. p. McVay, Chas. w.
Evans, Sam Spradlin, Thos. Wilkinson,
10 NJ. Davidson, w. IL. Layne, Ruth
Davidson and AIR. Hart, Delicious cake
and coffee was served at the close of
the meeting.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-09

Mrs. John Thornbury visited rela-
tives in Catlettsburg last week.
d. Howerton, OF Catlettsburg, trans
acted business here Friday
Miss Judith Justice returned to her
home in Catlettsburg after spending a
few days with Mrs, Zach Justice. who
Is very H.
A. Sidney Ratclifr had business In
down river points recently.
Butler Bales was in Catlettsburg on
Friday.
Miss Eta Robertson was the lunch
con guest OF Mrs. Linton Trivette on
Friday.
Mrs. T. III. Hartman had as her guests
for dinner at noon Sunday, Misses
Robertson, Alice Record and Alice
Johnston.
Mrs. Lydia Terrell. one OF the most
beloved OF our aged ladies, is very
seriously i'll at her home on Auxier-ay
All OF her family has been summoned
to her bedside. The ladies OF the Eas-
tern Star are very solicitous as to her
comfort, she being one OF the Oldest
members of the local organization.
Little Frank Bell Auxier. who was
threatened with typhoid fever, is very
much improved. His parents, MIR. and
Mrs. A. Z. Auxier were summoned from
Florida, where they had gone only q
few days before. but on their arrival
here found him already on the road
toward Improvement.
Mr.. James Stewards left recently fol
Florida for few weeks rest
Mr.. D. L. Francis, who has beer
spending a few weeks at home. left fol
Columbus, Ohio.
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Mrs. Gallup Returns.

Mrs. C. f. Gallup has returned from
a visit TO her cousin, Mr.. David Thorn
hill, who is at a hospital at Bluefield.
w. Va Her cousin is slightly improv-
ed, but is in serious condition.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-09
NATURAL GAS FOR PIkEvILLE.

The city of Pikeville. now dependent
upon coal and electricity. will. II is be-
lieved. have natural gas before June 1.
The Omar OIL & Gas company. OF Pitts
burgh. has taken over 10000 acres OF
oil and gas lands In Pike and Floyd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-09
PIKE COUNTY NEWS

Miss Mary Crawford delightfully."- en-
tertained the Arachne Club on Satur-
day afternoon at her home on Derri-
anna Heights. Besides the club mem
bers number OF guests were present,
including Mrs. +. o. Young Of Hunt
ington; Mrs. VIM. Hand. Of Jenkins;
Mrs. Price, Mesdames A. E. AuSier,
Linton Trivette Victor BeHns, w. p.
Call, E. D. Stephenson. A. S. Reese. w.
w. Gray, R. L. Miller, Miss Anna Es-
pey. Late in the afternoon delicious
two course luncheon was served by the
hostess, assisted by two of her young
err sisters, Misses Rachel and Sarai
Crawford.
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I.ETCHER COUNTY

While the epidemic of measles is dy-
ing out in most sections OF Letcher-co.,
the malady is especially severe in the
-vicinitysof Thornton creek, above here.
The entire family OF six of Represen-
tative John S. Webb is i'll with the dis
ease Other whole families OF that Sec
ton are confined with the epidemic.
The disease has been the worst ever
known in the mountains.--Captain G.
NJ. Holley and X. r. Pickering, OF the
regular army, inspected Company d. OF
the Whitesburg National Guard, hero
at o'clock on the night OF March 81.
The Letcher Fiscal Court has been in
session here several days this week,
during which steps have been taken
looking to good road work in the coun-
ty, to follow improved weather condi-
tons. IAN effort will be made to organ
ize Wheat Growers Association in
all the mountain counties, and to in
spire. II possible, sentiment to grow
wheat again
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-09
CATLETTSBURG NEWS
Took Prisoners To jackson.

Took Prisoners To Jackson.
u. S. Marshal p. c, Eubanks and
Commissioner Joe NJ. Spears went TO
jackson, Ky. to take Tom Messer, who
is charged with selling liquor on sun
day IN Ashland, and ]. w. watkins,
accused of selling whisky on Sunday
in Greenup.
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ENTeRrAlNs WITH RECITAL.

The recital given on Thursday ev-
ening, February %, at the Presbyterian
church. by Miss Eta Robertson, now
OF New York, was great delight to
the music lovers OF Pikeville. Miss
Robertson was formerly teacher of mu-
sic at Pikeville college. but for the
past two years she has been studying
with Yeatman Gibson, one OF this
country's foremost vocal teachers. Her
voice has still the sweet quality which
her friends here all so loved, with the
added beauty. which the technique she
has given, making her, as her teacher
prophesies. one Of the rising artists OF
the day. Miss Robertson was the guest
while here OF DR.. and Mrs. Record.
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REruRNEp no plkEvILLE.

Mrs win w. Gray, who has been
spending the winter with her mother,
Mrs. William Potter at Bowling Green,
has returned here TO her home.
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Lea Amputated.

Proctor Webb, son of VIM. Webb and
ia brother of Prof. w. NJ. webb, was
taken to Ironton last week where his
leg was amputated above the knee. He
was kicked by a mule some time ago
and blood poison set up.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-09
A New Boy.

Rev. and Mrs. Bernard Spencer are
the proud parents of fine baby boy
at their home at Langley in Floyd-co,
He has been named George Victor and
is the fourth child.-Herald,
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Visiting In Lexington.

Miss Mabel MAYO left Saturday foi
a months visit with her sister Mrs
Edward Allen. Mr.. Allen is taking 9
law course in State University.
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Mr.. Frazier Attends Inauguration.

Mr. l. J. Frazier was in Washing
ton attending the presidential inaug-
uration He will also visit his niece,
MSS Anna Davidson, who is student
at Notre Dame Academy, near Balu-
more.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-09
DOINGS OF JOHNSON
COUNTY PEOPLE.
Rallied From Operation.

Rallied From OPERATION.
Mrs. Frank S. Cooper was taken to
the Kelar hospital at Ironton last week
where an operation was performed
Monday She is getting along as we'll
as could be expected. Her husband
Attorney Frank S. Cooper and DR.. Jno
p. Wells We're with her.
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All Day Meeting.

The Southern Methodist Aid So
ciety will have an all day session with
Mrs w L. Reid on Wednesday. All
members of the society will prepare
the dinner and a most enjoyable time
is being planned. "A
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lets EIGHT Years.

The jury rendered a verdict of eight
Fears Saturday morning in the case of
fim Jones for the murder Of Thomas
Davidson last fall.
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Visited Uncle.

John Yost, Jr., of Pikeville, who was
a member OF the basket bali team from
Pikeville, which played c. II. S. team
here Friday night, remained over for
a day or two guest at the home OF
his uncle, w. B. Yost.
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Gone no Huntinaton.

Miss Ruth Davidson left Monday for
. short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dam
Dn in Huntington.
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Iiohts oHIn PaintsviIIe.

On account of the heavy snow and
ice in this section Sunday and Monday
Paintsville was without electric cur
rent and lights all day Sunday and
Monday and both nights found the
town in darkness.
A few people use gas for lights and
others were compelled to dig up the
old oil lamps and use candles.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-09

Williamson. w. Va. March 2.--Judge
James Damron is reported improving
In condition since he underwent a sur
gical operation In a Cincinnati hos
pital for the removal Of bullet en-
bedded in his body since he was shot
from ambush here few weeks ago.
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WEST VIRGINIA
ITEMS OF NEWS.
Pretty Dinner.

Pretty Dinner.
Jesse b. Ramey. Of Elkhorn City.
wealthy timberman, who is here look
Ing after business interests. entertain
ed at beautiful dinner at the Shiv-
ely last evening. his daughter. Miss
Russia Ramey. Miss Sip Akers and
Miss Virginia Moran.-Ashland Inde-
pendent
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Court Adjourns.

The session of Floyd county court
adjourned Monday until the next term
which begins in June.
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counties. holdings OF Attorney r. H.
Cooper.
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after visit with her mother in Bowl
ing Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linton Trivette had as
their guests at dinner at the Jefferson
Sunday noon. Mrs. E. o. Young, OF
Huntington, DR.. and Mrs. A S. Reese
and Gladys Banks Reese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price, who have suite
at the Jefferson had as their guests over
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hand OF
jenkins.
The concert en- Friday evening at the
Presbyterian church by the Ebert
Symphony orchestra, was greatly en-
ioyed by large audience. This or
chestra is composed of Prof Fidel Ell
bert, first violin, w. p. Call, second
violin. Geo. Hames, clarinet, Ira Will
liams, saxaphone, w. w. Gray, bass
VOL, with Mrs. T. II. Hartman, plan
list A number of orchestra numbers
were very skilfully rendered by the
whole orchestra, and the violin solos
by Mr.. Ebert were very much enjoy
ed. A special treat of the evening was
the solos OF Mrs. Edward Holley. who
sang kathleen Mavourneen," and re-
sponded very gracefully to number OF
encores Mrs. Holley was beautifully
gowned in a lovely evening gown OF
pale green, and her audience was
charmed by her pleasing personality
before she began to sing. Pikeville Is
to be congratulated on having such
musicians in her midst.
Mrs. Lydia Terrell, who has been
very i'll for some time. died at $3.50 a.
M, Tuesday, No hopes had been felt
for her recovery for some days, but her
death comes as a shock to every one.
She was one of the best loved and
most useful members of the community
for number Of years and her loss will
be felt by a large circle Of friends. She
leaves two sons, a daughter and num-
Der OF grandchildren. The funeral on
Wednesday afternoon was conducted
by the order of Eastern Star, in their
beautiful and impressive ceremony, and
the remains were laid to rest beside
those Of her husband, her daughter,
Mrs. t, NJ Riddle and a granddaugh-
ter, in the family cemetery.
Mrs. E. O. Young of Huntington, who
has been the very pleasant guest OF
Mrs. Linton Trivette, left for her home
on Monday morning.
Mr.. James d. Francis, who has been
very i'll with grippe, has almost en-
tirely recovered and will probably be
home in few days. He is now In
Washington. d. c.. where he repre-
sents the West Virginia coal operators
in the coal rate case before the Inter-
state Commerce Commission Mrs.
Francis and the children are visiting
Mrs. Francis mother, Mrs. Ella G. FL
lott in Charlottesville, Va. for a few
days.
Mr.. Edgar P. Rice OF Ashland, had
as his dinner guests on Tuesday ev-
ening at the Jefferson. DR.. and Mrs. ].
Verne Rice, Miss Violet Walker. Miss
Nell Bevins and Mr.. Francis Rice,
F. T. Hatcher. G. w. Greer and A.
Runyon, of this city who attended the
Inauguration OF President Wilson, have
returned. Mr.. Greer also visited Bal
timore and Annapolis where his son.
Raymond Greer is attending the naval
academy.
Miss Edna L. Conley has returned to
her home at West Van Lear. after
few days visit to Mrs. Roy Forsythe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-09

Particulars of the assassination OF
Bob Birdwell, of Camp Branch. while
walking along the public road in Luz
castown, Saturday evening, are lack
ing. The two shots aimed at Birdwell
emanated from barn situated few
PAGES from the public road, and those
who heard the shots believe the weap-
on was an old fashioned rifle.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-09

Beginning March IL. Baptist In
stitcte will be held in the Whitesburg
Baptist church for five days. Among
the leading speakers will be the Rev.
C. c. Carroll. Winchester; DR.. George
Ragland, Georgetown; the Rev. ]. w.
Grow and the Hon. w. III. May, Jen-
king
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Within a short time he is expecte1f to
be in normal health for the operation
is reported entirely successful.