Exeter Times, 1905-09-28, Page 5THE EXEI.ER TIMES, SEPTEMBER 28th 1905.
Cedar Posts
A latae quantity of Cedar Posta for
dials of the best quality. A1urt be sold
at ontig
We would be pleased to quote you
our prices on any Building material
you may require. We can supply
you with.
Sash and Door Frames]
...Lumber, Lath & Shingles
on shortest notice
In tact we are in a better position
than ever to supply our many custom-
ers with all they may require either
bens shop or yards.
Bee keepers supplies ready for
delivery. Tanks made to order
Wood for Sale
Call and see the wood we have for
sale. Just the kind you require for
hammer cooking.
The Ros-TWor
G0. itt
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Notiee
To Farmers and
the Public in
General
As the fall is coming on
now gather up all your old
truck such as Rags, Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, Horse Hair,
Old Rope, Bones, all kinds
of old Iron, Brass, Copper,
Lead and Zinc, and take
them down to
M.JACKSON & SON
Main -St. Exeter.
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel. That's
where you will get the high-
est cash price for them.
Grist M
CREDITON
We are prepared to do
Gristing and Chopping on
shortest notice.
We are making a splendid
grade of Flour which is giv-
ing excellent satisfaction
Try our Flour.
H. Bwitzer
t
JW. BROWNING, M. D., M. C.
. P. S., Graduate Victoria Uni•
Alit. office and resldenence. Dominion
.pratory, Exeter.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, GRADUATE
Toronto University. Forster
e Burgeon to Toronto \Vc•tern Hospital.
ti tutor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Night call nt
Mice.
DENTAL
II. KItWMAN, L 0.8. ANL
DR. A. It. KINSMAN. L.
4.0is, 8. D. D. &, Hotter (hachure
of Toronto University. Dentist.
Teeth extracted withoutn or
�o Fan.
bad
after B
edsG Micef
eon's block. West side of Main
/rest,` Ise er
D.A. ANKIIION. (0.0• LI. D.S.
DIl11NTIBT.
Mem Graduate Mf the Toronto University
Royal e of
withhossoon of Posorsteu uate et
Schoolof Pr'osthetic Dentistry (with
of
known to the Dental Profession
V this Mike. Bridge work, crown, al.
sea. gold and valoanite latee all done in
Wettest manlier
nevuly
anaesthetichetic used for paileseei
one
door south of Carling liro's store
Bluster. On L
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funds for thresh
MOMinterest.
a ufart or village property at owes
DICKSON & CARLiNGeter
HONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of privste tends to
w fara Properties operties at Iowrate.
errm
(MADMAN R BTANBt:RY
Barrister' Solicitor. Main 81. renter.
bICKSON & CARLING,
�reCo* ei t'!i,•fte ern, 8cc ins. Mveyreo
lDomtoissi�.aer..8o1 for l[
Oink. Eta
NNW to hots at lewset rates of Intermit.
OiFh VAIN STREET. EXETER.
L a. CaaLrlre IL a. L IL 0 IESON
STORIA
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which bas been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the afgnatnre of
441and has been trade under his per -
tonal supervision since its infancy.
• Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trifle with atilt/ endanger the health of
Infants and Children -Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR IA
Cnatoria is a harmless substitute for Castor 011, Fare.
goric, Drop/ and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotie
substance. Its age is its gtutranteo. It destroys Wornti
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Vowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea --The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE
CASTORIA
Bears the Signature of
ALWAYS
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
?Me c.►r7.Ua co„MMy, an .Ua AV .Tatar. mow versa errs.
1
AUCTION BALE
Tuesday. October 10, 1903. Auctioa
sate of farm stock a.nd implements
owi Lot 7, Con. 1. Stephen, on Tues-
day, October lath. H. Brown Auct.
Those. Essery, Proprietor.
Wednesday, October Ililh, 1905.
Auction sale of farm stock and im-
plements on Lot 20, Con. 7. 1'3tephen,
11. Brown, Auctioneer; John Pedlar.
Proprietor.
The Usborn6 and Ribbert
Farmer's Mutual Fir6 Insur-
ance Gompanl
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont,
DIRECTORS
President: -T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 0.
Vice -Pres.:- J. A. NoRRIS
CROMARTY P. 0.
F. MORLEY, WHALEN P. 0.
W. H. PASSMORE, FARQUHAR P.O.
WM, ROY, BORNHOLM P. 0.
J. L. RUSSELL, RUSHRLDALE P. 0.
AGENTS.
J. CARMICHAEL, STAFFA. ONT
A. DUNCAN FARQUHAR, ONT.
J. WILSON, FULLARTON, ONT-
J. S. OILFILLAN, LUCAN, ONT
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
G M STA BT'RY Solioitors
GLADMAN A-& N I t
A 1v
TIIOMAS CAMERON, ('ONVEY-
ancer, wills drawn, stoney to loan
on real estate. nko Licensed Auctioneer for
the counties lot Heron and Perth. Charges
moderate. Orders lett nt the 7'IMr:s ,rat my
1 residence, Farquhar will receive sonnet atten
tion.
E^ ti 'l{AV-Strayed oa Lot 9, aoulhl
boundary of 1iay. about July
1st, 1905. .I yv':srtiil.1 r(rI11 heifer.
The ownsar can have same by provinr
property and paying costeq by •a p..
ply in; to Andrew Campbell, Thorne9l
rout I'. 0.
FOIL SALE. -Two good workinr
horses and one driving horse, 2
.n •_1 e
horse P
►;O as leo seta heavy ,
sOt zle
eavr,.angle harness. Forfurther parti
ul 11 S apply to M. Jackson, Main St.
F 0 I BALE - Lot 8, Con. 3, Ut-
!
borne, 100 acres. all under cul-
tivation, 2 wells. On the property
is a frame house, good bank barn,
one (rime barn. For further par-
ticulars apply to Jas. Essery, Exeter
P. O.
P1011 SALE Olt RENT.-WillRENT.-Willrent
or swell 130 aures choice land on ,
Thames Roar, Usnorne. 100 acre's
ceded. Good bank hart and new
brick house. For further particulars,
apply to Andrew Gibson. lots 5, EI. T.
MACHINES or address Hay furt P. O.
HORSES AND CATTLE
Mr. Theca. Cameron will sell by
public auctkn on
LOT 25. S. TI IA M ES RD., Usltorne,
-ON-
Thursday, October 5th
At 1 o'clock sharp, the following live
stock
HORSES
1 draught horse, 4 years old, by
Kinz of the Castle; 1 tlrau:ht horse
3 years old by King of the Castle;
matched pair. 1 agricultural horse,
3 years old by Royal Tom; 1 agri-
cultural horse, 3 years old by Moul-
ton Rufus; matched pair. 1 n;ri-
cultural colt, 2 year old, by Craxie
V,r: 1 a;ricultural filly, 2 years
old by Craiie Var; .matched pair.
Pair zeneral purpose fillies, 3 years
old, matched. 1 drauzht colt. 2
years old by Cootie Var. 1 drauzht
colt, 3 years old, by King of the
Castle; 1 drauzht horse, 4 years old:
1 agricultural colt 2 years old, by
Kinz of the Castle; 1 filly, 2 years
old, by Glasnick, with foal to Hand -
ford's roam 'loose; .1 filly. 1 year
old, i,}• Glasnick ; pair zeneral pur-
pose colts, 1 year old, l;y Golden
Thistle; 1 draught brood marc and
fool; 1 driving mare 6 years old. by
Stone iiiver; .1 good f inner's driver
8 years old.
CATTLE
8 steers 2 years old; 3 heifer'. 2
years old; 5 steers one year old: 4
heifers 1 year old: 2 ropers due to
calve in October ; 3 calves .
TERMS: Cash. or twelve months'
credit on furnishing approved joint
nota', %%ithi intercwt at 5 ter ce,sf.
T. CAMEIION, C. E. iiACKNEY,
Auctioneer Propri'i
Ifyne, your friends or relatives sufferwith
Fits, Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Dance, or Falling
Sickness, write for a trial bottle and valuable
treatise on such diseases to Tire I.raet' Co.,
179 King Street, W., Toronto, Canada. All
druggists sell Or can obtain for you
LEisIcI'ssFITcuRE
SEWING
SHORTHORNS FOR SALE - The
undersigned has for sale ot
Lot 18. Con. 2, Hay, n number of
up-to-date thoroughbred Shorthorn
hulls. They are of the low set
blocky tyke, dark red in color and of
choice breeding. They are nil cli;-
iblc for registration, and will he sold
reasonably. - John Elder, Hennall
P. O.
FARM FUJI 8AL1•:.-1011 acre farm
i for sale, Lein; Lot 11; Conces-
s on 10, l'sborne. 1'inn well fenced,
in tool condition, %%ell drained %with
orchard. has windmill. large frame
house, bank barn with ralv:Inized
roof ; cellar under house, one mile
from Winchelsea, near school, church
and market. I. or further particu-
lars apply to \Vm. ('retry, Winchel-
AO 1.
At Bargain Prices.
We are offering a 5 drawer,
drop head, guaran(eed sewing
machine for $21.00 Satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
In Pianos we still keep up
our record. High grade
pianos at prices other dealers
ask you for inferior goods.
Come and see us we will
interest you sure.
S. MARTIN & SON
To Cage a Cold in one Day;,.
'T Br iso QuInIne Tablets. '2 iI'�1. r .awry
ase.
agftA Mks Noises sold Is pat 13 moss. TW •
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E EXETER, ONT.
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WINCIIELSEA
-Miss Edna Godbolt re(urnad
home on Tuesday of last week after
spending :a month with relatives in
Wroxeter and also Ilnrriston.
-51r .IticIrard Calm was the pur-
chaser
ur-
ch:aser of a pia.ao.
-Our vinare blacksmith iy swilim3
those (toys - id's a boy, Tom.
-Mrs. J. Kirk. of Woodhull. %vas
t lots guest of F.Ijza J. Crory wt Mon-
day last.
While our viilage cannot boast .of
a lunge number of business plecos.
still '.vc can pride ourselves on the
fact that %vital we have are treat
orcdit to us. Take Jones & Clark's
zcnor.:l marc, which los a :trade
that far exceeder that of ninny, &torn
in larger places. The stock of goods
carried by them are up-to-date and
the amount of patroncsize enjoyed by
them shows that their honesty and
fair dealin;s are appreciated by all.
Another industry here which is
worthy of noble° is the creamery.
owned by the zenial Mr. W. G. Mudd
Mr. Medd is thoroughly acquainted
with everything that pertains to a
creamery plant. Ile has lately in-
stalled a new lc,stcurizin; and cool-
ing machine ,rnakinz his creamery
second to none. pie manufactures
abouts 35 kicls, which %weilzl :about
112 pounds, each work, the most of
his product being taken by :( List--
towel
is-towel
firm. There are other busi-
rr.a places Fere, such as rola ',lock-
smith shop, owned by Mr. Thomas
\V!meter and the enrniare and wego' -
1%'orkin r shop own^d by Mr. Rabbi -
son. For the Mize of our place we
consider our burr a busy one.
DUNLOP
DETACHABLE
BICYCLE
TIRES
Your own two hands and
a pair of these tires and
your bicycle is ready for
the road.
Every pair guaranteed
for a year.
The Dunlop Tire Co.
5t. John
Vaatoe's,
scary.°
TORsONTO WiasINompe
D AS11 \V OOI)
STOVES. -If you :►to in reed of :a
stove or turn.aa•, don't Lail aci ba we
a look at our stock, we wore rover
in a tetter pee:Oben to supply your
wants. E. P. l'au!in. Hardware,
Stu\'cs :and Tiru,tit; tbier.
-Item ove.d.-On^ by one of lite %%e
aro loving our ul•le:•tt and /sort rc-
spectc,i citizens. This week Mr.
Jaacph Snot' lar: moved to Exeter.
Ur. and Mrs. Stiehl hive /meet aesi-
ilents here from youth and have
grown up w.ich the country, being.' :a
1►•ird worker he /pets u►utu 1►iruself
cotn1or,tab!.t us far as t)t:a wortd'1-
;teela are concerned. Mr. Snell :and
fatuity will be greatly missed, out
%yh:;t is our toss is Exeter's train.
Levi llay'machcr is down with .ty-
phoid fever. 'We hope for his ae-
cuVery.
-I'roeenty Chaare.s.-M r. livery
Ehlers recall his fart/ on ale. 14th
to Mr. Fred hunt. M r. F.i►,'c-a.a then
bouzht Mr. Jacob Keldcrutans resi-
dence. Mr. Ke',Ic•rut:u► has pua'chas-
ecl Luui.a Schoeu.acl:: rs house. Mr.
Shtxsntacha•r has h oe shw .the o'.l
hotnc+ste :d tx► ,t he I It h from 1iis
mother :::7l %rill go farininr.
-Mr. and Mrs. Nickles, of Hickson.
woe 3 vision,, at Mr. Jonas H art-
icsib'x for a few days last week,
-Mr. Dan Mclsaac, who h:IM boon
worlainz in .Mr. flit Fos+sol's ',lock-
smith shop for the past four yc,Ir:a
has a pcnstion in Hickson whore he
intends •rain.r.
-Mr. It. S. Hamilton :and bride
have returned home from their wed-
ding trip.
-Saturday aortia,; a oo't bets.) g-
ing 10 I'hi) Bastard, on .1 ho Goshen
lino, o . into Mr. Tom. Clark's lane.
Mr. Chink forthwith seized the op-
portunity to serve his neighbor a
turn and !ed the pelt to pound but
un forturettoly for Tom he was not
well informed in pound law or he
would not have led the atrium!. The
Iaugh %vas on 'font when Ito was s:•en
releasing. the colt from pound about
5 o'clock.
h1OItN
11cFALLS.-In 13iddu101 on Sept.
13th. 1905. the wife of Wilbert Mc -
Falls, a dauihter.
IIRO\C N. -In Crediton. on Sept. 18th,
1905. to 4r. and blrs. Samuel
Drown. u daughter.
BEAVER. -In Crediton, on Sept. 19,
1905, to Mr. and Mrs. C. Ilcaver
son.
EUWAItD.-in Crediton on Sept. 2;,
1905, to Mr. and Mrs. John Ed-
ward, a son.
DTINN.-In Osborne on Saturday,
Sept. 23rd, the \vile of W. G. Dunn
a daughter.
a MARRIED
TRl'LLET1-EILBEIt-In Cicc'1:on,
Wednesday, S('l•t. 20t h. LY Rev.
Damon, Lizzie, vounrest dauzbtcr
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Either,
to Mr. George Tru••1'crr, of Detroit.
McVITTiE-GIDLEY-In Blyth on
Wedrlesday. Sept, 201 h, Mated E.
Gidley, daughter of M r. Samuel
Gidley, of Illyth. and rrard•l•,nzh-
ter of Mr. Richard Gidley, of Exe-
ter, to Mr. Albert 11. Mc\it tie,
of Illy th.
DIED
I11'Nl.IN'-In t'sbore. , September 22,
Elizabeth Ilunkin, beloved wife of
John Ilunkin, ascot 81 years.
M ITCH iiLL.-On 2nd Con. 13iddutph
Tuesday, Sept. 26th, 191;5, ids Mit-
chell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Mitchell, aged 31 years, 11
days.
1
Diamond
Hall's
Service
Diamond Hall's: recent
removal to much larger
premises means increased
opportunities for serving the
Catta•.iian public.
East and West and
everywhere, the perfected
Mail Order System of
the Dominion's largest
jewelry store puts an end
to "barriers of distance."
You can order with
ssur d satisfaction from
ii
is illustrated catalogue of
iamonds, Jewelry,
atches, Silver, Cut
Glass, Stationery, etc.
RYRIE BROS.
LIMITED
134-138 YONOE ST.
TORONTO • ONT.
- /. :.try
MINNI
ARNESS
Ii loin; purchased the entire stock
of 51 r. (:co. Eacrctt. 1 solicit I l e
patronage of 1,1' 101(3 friends arid
l
cuatOmers. Our coais'',nt aim is
produce and sell tooda that will
rive the twat of satisfaction. here
you %%ill find the correct yet brava
Pensive harnev., Trippinz+. Rubber
IltrnesS n specialty. Nothing tut
the best of materialq aro used and
%se ;ntrantec perfect s,tisfaetinn.
Boots and Shoes
We also carry a complete stock 01
Boots & Shoes. In f :et for all-round
atyligh and up -to -dale rood!" ee have
the bell and tartest assortrnent
brought out this season. 11 will be
a pleasure to show you our n•►tietac-
tory collect;nn and our prices are in
'easy reach of a11.
1. n 1! ply you to give us a call
Ibalore purchasing
el,.ewhere.
0. HOUSE
HURON
John Leo. Carlin. •:,f McKillop, who
w is injured some %seeks a;o, having
a fork )candle driven into his hotly,
died front his injuries on Tuesd:,ywf
last week.
There is no one article in the litre
of medicine that gives sea large a re-
turn for the money aro s good por-
ous strengthening pla.Icr, such as
Carter'a Smart Weed and Belladonna
One day last week -t daughter cif
M ra. McCourt, of C::uton. found a
piece of buttered bread and ate it.
Shortly :afterwards she was taken
,ick, and finding that the bread hurl
been poisoned :and set out for rat.,
the services of a duct or only ..weed
ls:r• life.
The well known strengthening
properties of iron combined with
other tonics and a most perfect nor -
vine, are found in Carter's Iron Pills
which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and
'complexion.
The election courts have fixed the
Rearing of the West Huron election
pretest at Torrnto, on the 7th of
October. This means that the pro-
test will he dropped because they
would never try a case of t his na-
ture away from the county, as it
would involve taking the witnesses
to Toronto.
TOose unhappy persons who suffer
from nervousness and dyspepsia
should use Carter's Little Nerve
Pills. which are made oxpressty for
sleepless. nervous dyspeptic. suffer-
ers. Price 25c.
A September Woddin;.-The home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Galbroith, Wittg-
ham, was the scone of a very pretty
wedding on Tuesday of last week.
when their daughter, Miss sfar,ratel
Jane, was united in the Iitonnds of
matrimony to Mr. J. Herbert 1)ug„
also of \\'inn;ham. Rev. Dr. Gundy
performed the marria to ceremony,
which took place at hi;h noon/ :and
was witnessed only ny the relatives
oft 1e bride and :room.
CAUSE OF INSOMNIA
Tndi;estion nearly always disturbs
Ilse sleep more or less and is often
the cause of .insomnia. Many case'
have been permanently cured by
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablel•s. For Hale in Exeter by W. S.
Howey.
owey.
WHALEN
We res;ret to record this week the
death of lirid;et 61cGce, daughter of
51r. P. McGee, %which 1nok place :It
St. Joseph's hospital, London, Mon-
day, Sept. 18th. Mite; McGee had
been suffering from appendicitis and
was taken to the hospital tor' an 09-
cration. The operation was succe14-
tut but Miss 51cGcc's constitution
was not. st roti; enou.zh to withstand
the ravages of the disease, death re-
sult inz.
NO SOGGY SAkIN
WITH
Peninsular Range.
Meats and vegetables -bread and
pastry - retain all their natural
flavors in a Peninsular Range.
Because the oven is perfectly
ventilated. Odors and steam are
drawn from the oven -fresh, heated
air is constantly supplied - =Id
food never becomes tainted or
soggy.
That's just one reason why Penin-
sular Range is best. There are
dozens of other reasons equally
as good.
Let us give them to you, and
show you the Peninsular Range in
detail.
Local Agent :
H. SPACKMAN
•
Taken from Chillia•'ack l'Iorress,
-The late James 11, Atkinson. -Mr.
.1•1mcs 11. Mkins on passed away ear-
ly Tusetelay morning :after greet rsuf-
[eninhz for the last few )days. Lit-
tle hope wars 0111.0r alined gas to his
recovery since 11se operation and ho
;mdually became weaker until the
end oantc. Ile is taken away in the
prime of life, )mini; only .43 years of
air. Every one elle knew hint or
have had any dealings %with .hint. have
but one opinion, that of 1 thorough-
ly conssoientioue% sand upr:ilthi tnnn.
lie was wall fitted for oho respon-
gihle peoit boon which he held id our
town, viz, that of chief eonvtahle,
which posit ion he las filled for five
THINK OF ITI
This Pretty .tfatros Had Headache and
Backache, aped Her Cowditiow
{Vag SSrivut.
PE -RU -NA CURED.
99 Bleveatb Street,
Milwaukee, Wk.
"A short time ago 1 lband my oast.
ditlon very serials. 1 bad hadsches,
pains in the back, and frequent
spells whkh grew worse every moat '
1 tried two remedies before Pe
and was discouraged when 1 ttogf
the first dose, but my courage mei
returned In less than two menthe
my health was restored." --Mrs. M..
Brickner. .
The reason of so many failures to
cure cases similar to the above is the
fact that diseaseit
peculiar to the
female sex arei
n o t commonly
recognitted as being caused by catarrh.
Catarrh of one organ is exactly the
same as catarrh of any other organ,
What will cure catarrh of the head will
also cure catarrh of the pelvic organs,
lemma cures these cases simply because
it cures the catarrh.
It you have catarrh write at once to
Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement
01 your cane, and he will be pleased to
give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President q
TbeHarttman Sanitarium, Columbas,
FEMALE TROUBLE
NOT RECOGNIZED
AS CATARRH.
years very acceptably. Ln t lie per-
formance of his duty he was never
harsh and severe but exercised the
,3rceatesl care and forethou3ht in all
his .aclionr. Those' %who knew him
are unanimous in their opinion •that
they have lost not only tt ;rood eiti$
zea but a faithful friend and neigh-
bor. Ile was a prominent member of
the 51.sanic fraternity and the Or-
andemen. A wife and three chil•Ire
are left to mourn Lis Ines, to who
ole sympathy of the public is ex
tended in their bereavement. Th
floral offorinos were numerous and
beautiful. (ht' donors !minx, the btu,
nicipul Council of Clilliwaok, Sonia
lodge No. 19, A. F. & A .51.. 1.. O.
L. No. 1470. sisters of illy! ifarnily,
Lactic-.,' Aid of the Mut hodist church,
Junior Epworth League, Mrs. Farr.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Chutney, Mr, and
Mrs. White, Mr. steal Mrs. A. Knight
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, Mr. :and
Mrs. G. II. W. Ashwell, Mr. anal Mra.
8. A. Cawley, a6g9 N. Reece, Jock
and Gordon McIntosh, Mr, and Mrs.
\V. Knit;ht, Mr. and Mrs. W. Kipp
Mr. and Mrs. /tore, Mr. and Mr
I)a Mr and Mrs.
y, n Mr
Ogilvie and family. Rev. and Mr
Letts. The funereal was largely atm
tended fully tc,st ifyint to the esteem'
in a hitt► he 15• a :a held. After a short
service zit the 110u40 the remains
were taken to the Methodist church
whore this funeral eervtce.9 were con-
ducted by (hao itev. R. Btillmon, .as-
sisted by Rev. F. Letts and Itcv. T.
Crosby. The church was fittingly;
draped and the services were very
impressive. The ceremony at the
;rave was conducted by the Masonic;
bret)crn of Sonic Intro No. 1!I' tad
the Or•an.zo 'smitten' of l.. Os L. No
1170 of which lodge he was •an :act'
member
Ilewas a scan of hnn^s It. Atki
son w '
, of Anderson, His sisters I
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Sweitzer, Sir
Johnson, Mrs. Sparlir'g, of Ando; s,
Mrs. !linnet t, of 11'ni ne1, : birs. 11
yea, of Thorn,l•.1' : firs. Kemp.
Kirk1011 ; Mrs. II ;ray, of ('hilli%%:ack'
Mrs. Box, of Rolf on and Ensm:a
home. His brothers a re \111119111, Or
Kkn . .1. �'., of Mitchell g
Itnir',c•rttn:and;1)r(•iclnc�s at 1,011,0 .
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