IMed.At his h ome in Farmersburg on last Thursday morning, of typhoid fever—Mr. Cecil Wilsey aged about 29 years.Mr. Wilsey was in the fuM strength of manhood, and his untimely death cast a gloom over our village. He was a mem ber of thje M. E. church and respected by all. A widow * and two small children were left to mourn, besides a number of relatives. He was employed in Gaskins Allen's meat market and his kind; courteous manner was one of his marked character istics, winning him many friendsFuneral services were conducted at the M. E. churchy Friday afternoon, after which the remains were interred in Friendship cemetery. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of all.