The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08

rrTf.fr
81 He also desired that he might be al,s,r;ed
there where he bad intended to regain his
2 hoIlorable name and that bis few possessions
m;s ,sn1 oe .ae lsssel e nls aesk .
ia eli st;Il v., him, Is,,T,,s !, i Ls-s
! " necessary ia say. that his wishes were com
a piled with as far as it was practicaL Under
the d dark forest trees now repose the remains
. =. - ,s isans y loso1uoa 81.
s. not thus can tbe uIemorv Of that dreadful
5 night perish There Isl no grave in which I
3 can bury that. It always haants me. Ever
as night comes and llle down on my pillow
tain. from abaes n ;sored face ,oebs
down at me. iaa7 81
,ssss.sl' A-------.--.s~--.--- =
p'mmao'sa,ss sss the .For'aEs County Dsn''las
e. sJdss,d = - NO. - -
.rrta ,,,aa, 4e,a -, -
Ens.s ;sb;cb ,,,rrsvs;,s5 ). svts-s;rsl, and =
fstalig i a,,o5t I = r. or tts and
especially where soldiers were stationed. The
disease had the general name of ssThe EDi-
de,6ie.,-aL-,vvas !, kind If ,.vphus fever faften
I'm, ,; ina; mo s;n,,;n 1s,,b,,;a sa,,,at;,,,.s
de.,tb as..r fs, - al
sr -.
fore ne fstal ters,,;,st;on ia
H. 81 far, -ss,, Mn,
isteT of tba 5osns IN his rso;on wers then
few and far between and Ak I was. vounpsand
.yiuorousg7vit a fiekt ani,nal ifarel borsetac5-
riding from place to place r was often At the
bedside Of The SICK K Or ATTENDING the f,,nsral
soiiemn;ties of tbe dead. a.
,tbas1. Fsb al 1a1asg;,sp spraaclef, s.,
Hudson. and tl,e next sav. attended a funeral
after which Il rode to TaIiinaaae and Saring-
field 80
T., Wednesday 24tb !. HAVING ret1,rned to
H,dsons I ss;s;tad tlal iisielze fa,,,;,vssof M
A Jindley and the ,;s1t s,,sv, ,,,r,,ss,f
Februarv 2stb visited 4 school and a
sick family. s -
+. Saturday. 9th: Rode to Stow and soreacf-
ed there on the Sabbath. attending a confer
ence In the evening. z
Monday. March LIST: Rode to Tallmadees
and the next day delivered. q sermon in the
afternoon. and in. Intervening received visit
from William Pritehard. with 4 reouest to
attend the funeral Of his brother. Zephaniah
Pritchard. who had died that day at the house
of Do.taAuos G. Wright This Young mar,
had been drafted into the army for six months
acting as sergeant and was 5r. his return home
f1. believe to Coluulbiana county.l but was
taken. sick.awith the prevalent disease at
TaIlmaslge,, where, at the age of 20, his life
! terrnfnassd 20 The next day. M arch Sd, 1913.
) we attended, his funeral un With b appropriate sol
5 emn services. Il think no relation was pres
AMI a,,ca,,4 nc had I,os,, s.,,t f
- ottard ,,,,, hin, d,,r;,,, H. ,r;of .,,,,,...
" ''oe-s1 s.. 's .'2 - - s7's'
hear his last words and close his eyes in death.
We laid hlm down with but here and there
solitary tenant of the new-made cemetery;
where he is now surrounded with congre-
oat;onl moro s,,,,,oa,,,,s tba,, co,ld
. ss,s 81 : III ssS1l, = = -,
y ssp ossa ou any ofoal'1.s occ''soh u sne
. township OF Tallmadge. IA fewot the old
people here remember the circumstances of
his sickness and death. hut n,ost. Of those Who
o;aod 1,i,,s;,, ;,,,,,,.:. -.
:, '.,,Is' srssss,5s "o.e p''s a's
iunerai, with ooth Virgins aud MS wiie, who
SO kindly took the strangerin, are now Sleep
= mo aronnd him. ON tla little h;llacir sbort
a.. = -. = s..z ST.
=, :.
ana wl9nln a Iew ya'ds OF tne a. q Y. " n.
r.; and could those quiet sleepers be awaken
ed to consciousness, how would they be as.
tonisheti to hear the en6ii4,e whistle and see
-..s.. 80. a ,.,.-.sl,
'ne io"s ''A''i u PonuS.ous e.'.s sllu
roaring along, causing the hiilock to tire Bile,
as if snlitten by an earthquake! Such things
: were little thoughtsof fifty years ago. ~
= Io4N SEw6pn
Il 80 = g, = :. :. :. =
Il IALbMAneE' slarensI 1903.
~ - 9 - - s.-------
Removal of the Scandinavisan La boz
falorys. ann asuslness Aogses-ssss
Il Gc. - - = :
!. For some weeks past. the large stone front
buiIdinos ON Third street east of Svcannore
lately occupgd in part by Adams Exnress
I COMPANY. have been II. course of preparsstion
Il for the RECEPTION Of the business carried on
so successfully for some wears mast in our eity
by DIR. G. W. -Roback. proprietor of the cele-
brated Scandinavian remedies. the Blood
Purifier and Pills. and the welI-known Stom-
q ach Bitters which hear his name The con.
a stantlv increasing popularity of these med;-
tcifes. has required !. third extession OF the
limjts beretofora occnnniied n their man,,fac-
: tufe. SO ssss'i SO
= The new premises. one hundred feet front.
"A and extending one hundred and thirty feet in
i the rear. have. internally. been con,nletely
rernodeied the SPACIOUS apartments now he.
ling connected by archways cut through here
tofore solid walls and everything else HAVING
i been done which can facii;tata the n,,r,,,ses
gy to which the, are devotsd s5s