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he was so homely alive, he must be
awful, dead"
] ground my teeth in imagina-
ton. as | remembered how often
she had gone into raptures, or pre-
tended to, over my noble brow,
and expressive mouth and how
she had often declared that if |
were taken away from her She
would surely pine away and die.
One Of them raised the cloth, and
/ knew they were looking at me.
Bob was her second cousin, and ]
knew he was that "other fellow"
whom her father had mentioned.
"Secms to me You don't feel very
bad about his dying, 'Rusha," re-
marked Bob meditatively.
"Wcll, to tell the TRUTH" said my
dear betrothed, II don't care very
much about it. If he had lived
should have married him. because
he was rich, and father wanted me
TO but | was about sick of my
bargain. for knew ] should always
be ashamed of him, he looked sc
much like q baboon."
"But you loved him." remarked
Bob.
"No, I didn't My aiTcction
we're wasted long ago upon on
that never returned my love /;
and my fast fading idol sighet
heavily.
They had covered my face b.
this time, and were standing a fev
steps from where lay.
"About how long ago, 'Rusha,
asked Bob.
"a year or such n matter,
with another deep sigh, which end
ed in q fit of snee2ing.
"About the time j went away
interrogated the cautious Boi
coughing a little.
"Well, yes; some'res near,' a'
sentcd my dear afiianced.
"Now, Jerusha, don't you mea
, TO insinuate that /"
al don't mean to insinuate an!
. thing, Bob Smith," and the ange
, ic sweetness of her voice was som
!. what sharpened.
"Now, see here, 'Rusha. "
loved YOU ever since you WEI
0 lSncc-high to gopher, but
r thought when you came home tn
q Won were sweet on the other chal
y but | swan believed you liked II
$ best all the time"
h "Oh, Bob !" said my was-to-t
: in a gushing sort of way.
a "Mine own Jcrushaw remark
l. Bob.
~ Then I heard q subdued ru:
d accompanied by violent lip exp
= sions, / tried to kick or CRATE
~ teeth. or do something to relic
q nv outraged feelings, hut not
~ kick or a CRATE could | raise.
- was an awful fire TO be in, but
. had to stand it, or rather lay 1T,
30 I laid still and let 'em until IL
q cot tired of it, and then they W
" out, and was again left to my Q
on pleasant reflections. ai
on Night came, and so did q 10.
,as Of young fellows with their 81
W to sit up with me; and they ha'
jolly time of it. although ~
,en against my principles to ENJOY
wo ON 50 solemn an occasion.
70 Il seemed an age until mornl
mv bnt it came at last and they "
away. ! heard them say th'
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self up in the smole.house, snl
would not come cut until after I
had left the house.
Bob would not full his promise
Of marriage with his cousin because
she tried to make up with mo
again; SO she IS living life Of sim
gle blessedness.
While l am writing my wife is
cutting up my spuG-colored clothes
to make o stripe in q new carpet
for our front room.
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I scarcely know how it happened,
hut n timber must have fell and
struck me on the head.
The first thing that l realized
after it was that LAY straight and
still on something hard, and when
| tried to move myself and speak,
I found it impossible to do so. l
concluded that | must he in some
very tight, dark place, for l could
not see: in fact | soon learned that
tho perfectly conscious, l could do
nothing but hear. A door opened
and Footsteps approached; but |
felt cloth taken from my face,
and a voice which I recognized as
that of Mr.. Jones, the father OF my
wife that was to be, said:
"He hasn't changed much" and
his companion, whose voice | knew
to be the village undertaken, Hop
llins by name, lightly:
"Better looking dead than alive
How does Jerusha feel about 1T
take on much ?"
"Oh. no, she has had her eye on
another fellow anyhow, and bet
ter match too, excepting the money
part. Though / have nothing
against Ben, only he don't know
much, and was about the homeless
man I ever knew. Such mouth
whv. it really seemed as though b'
was going to swallow knife, plate
and all, when he opened it at din
ner."
"Well,o said the cheerful voice
Of the undertaken, she'll neve
omen his mouth again ; and then h
nroceeded TO measure me for m,
coffin. for it seemed that | wa
dead. or they believed l was, whicI
was all the same to the greedy poe
l,ct of the undertaken. ha
hoard of the undertakers who a
ways whistled joyfully when the
oot n measure, but never believe
IL before. But that man ac
ually whistled subdued dancin
tunes while he took my measur
and it seemed to me that three
four icicles were rolling down n
back, TO the music Of his whist
His duty done, he covered my Ia
u again and left me to my own reiic
tons, which were not particular
comforting, although | had oit
% cC heard it remarked, that meditati
!" 90 was good for the soul, and this W
SS SS the best chance / ever had OF Il
ing it. !,
No An hour must have passed VIII
the door opened again, and t
,oo pcrsons came whispering along
,0o where lay, and the voice OF
: nro,n,sed wife fc,I upoa my ear,
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WcarincsS.

Oh little feet that such long years
Must wander ON through hopes and fears
Must ache and bleed beneath your load;
I, nearer 20 the wayside inn.
Where toll shall cease and rest begin,
Am weary, thinking of your road
Oh. little hand, TINT weak or strong,
Have still 70 servo or rule so lone.
Have siil' so long 70 give or ask;
T. who with book and non
Have toilcd anon" INV fe''owmen.
Am worry. thnltino of yGur task.
Oh i,itlo hear's 'hni throb md heat
wi'h such irnpntiont, fevcriSh boat,
Such limilcgs and strong desires;
Mine, that so long has glowod and burned
With passions into ashes turned,
Now covers and conceals its fires.
Oh, little souls rs pure and white,
AS crystalline, MS rays Of light
Dircc, from heaven, their source divine;
Retracted through the mist OF years,
How red thy setting sun appears,
How lnrid looks This soul Of mine
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nIf | save ten ccntsa day from
nv drinks" ruminated old Rednose
ait win be s36.5o a year, and in 5v
years il viii be s1.s25, aud ..l..cn 4
can marry Mary, .,ear Nary
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-06-18
5TH DAY.

Board met pursuant to adjourn,
ment. Minutes of yesterday read
and approved.
The following claims were present
ed and allowed:
J L Mccormack, prt'ng for Co AS Is
f c Barker SO IL
Woodruff d Bro. goods for Co Ia &C
License was granted to NJ. Alley
to run a ferry at Bennington for
three years.
The Board then proceeded to act
in bridge matters, and made the nee
essary appropriations, and appointed
the following days for the examina-
ton Of the sites for the same to-wit:
Bridge across Tracy's branch on
the line between Sec. 81 and 80, tp.
Is, range 90. Bridge committee ex-
anime site June 18th, 1874.
In the matter Of stone piers at the
old English bridge on English near
C III Durham's. Committee to ex-
anime site June 18th, 1874.
On motion Board adjourned until
Saturday morning.
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9TH Day.

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members all present. Min.
utes of yesterday read and appro-
we'd.
This being the session fixed by
law for the settlement with the Trea-
surer and Auditor, the Board pro-
ceeded to examine the Treasurer
list of warrants paid out of bridge
and county fund, and to compare the
same with the warrants redeemed
also to examine his vouchers fol
money paid out of other funds, and
TO compare the same with the Audi,
tors books.
On motion, the Board adjourned
until 81 o'clock, A. III. Monday, june
Sth.
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7TIr DAY,

June, s, 1874.
The Board having examined the war
rants and vouchers in the Treasures
office and compared the same with the
Auditors books now proceeded to make
settlement with the Treasurer. Upon
examination of the books and vouchers.
both for collections since Jan. LIST, 1874.
and for money paid out by him, and
found the several balances remaining In
the Treasurer's hands to be I'M favor of
the different funds as follows, to-wit:
County Fund.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-06-18
PROCEEDINGS


4Narion county, Io,co, IN regular J,0le
ssion, 1874.
1sT DAY.
Board met pursuant TO law. Mem
beers all present.
Petition Of Leopold Like in the
matter of releasing certain lots in
Marysvil!e from the personal tax of
James Curtis; rejected.
Petition Of G.. III. Clemens in the
matter OF assessment on account OF
building having been burned granted.
Petition OF John Willis on the part
OF Sarah Mills asking for the reabte-
ynent Of tax now on certain lots In
Newborn; granted.
Petition Of grand jury asking that
the furniture in their room be replaced
with better, received and placed on
file.
Report Of the Auditor In the matter
Of selling swamp land received and
placed on file.
Report Of the Auditor In the matter
nj the condition Of the Permanent
School Fund received and placed on
file.
The following claims were allowed.
* J Scoles Com'r Of Insanity So 90
A Hamrick Clerk Insanity case 600