Deaths

Nellie A., daughter of G. M. and P. E. Munroe, ot the third ward, died Sunday ol quick consumption, aged 16 yeara. Johnny A., an eight-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter, of Salem, died last Saturday of inüammation of the bowels. Arabella Westfall, formerly of Lima. but for the past 13 years a resident of this city, died Monday, at the advanced age of 82 years, 10 months and 20 days, of general debility. She was the mother of Mrs. Angehne Matthews, of N. División street. Samnel P. Jewett an old resident of tbis city died Saturday evening of general debility. He had been in pqor health for a number of months and lus deal h was not unexpected to his faraily. Mr. Jewett was bom in Conn. , and came to this city to reside permaneutly in 1837, where he lived up to the time of his death. He was at one time a prominent merchant, and bad also been engaged in the hardware business. He leaves four daughters : Mrs. Liibbie Hyde, Mrs. Ed. Kinne and Mrs. E. Hmith, of this city, and Mrs. Josie Paul, of Montreal, Ont. The funeral was held Wednesday.