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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

The schools of this city appear to be the
great center Of attraction at this time. The
young people and the children, each and all
are reaching out for the full deveIOpmsut of
their intellects, as the great and important
interest of life.
The Albany Collegiate Institute starts in
its second term with more than one hundred
students, which speaks we'll for those in
charge a. teachers.
Prof. Hewitt, at the head of the corps of
instructors, has made teaching life busi-
ness, which accounts for his aptness and sue.
cess In his line. But few men excel as teach
ers and managers of s.hools At the same tiale,
but we must say that the Professor is master
Of the situation in any department as an ed
rcator
Prof Wheeler, who has had years expert
enes as teacher. isalsO connected WITH this
institution
Miss Finlayson, now in charge of the
young ladies' department, Is well adapted to
the position which she occupies, a. she i
afable, courteous. firm, prompt, and popular
with the Students.
MISS PIper, at the head Of the musical de-
partment, fills her position to the full salts
faction Of all connected with this institu-
tion. -
Prof Reid, Superintendent Of our Pubic
Schools IN this city, Is : man Of great exps-
rienee, man Of iron viii; thinks Of nothing
but success; he Is = fine educator, and is
doing good work for the public. We find
enrolled on his book So names.
Miss Thompson, first assistant Of the Gen.
trail School, is very popular with the chill
dren, which indicates that she ms the bin
as teacher in every sense of the word She
has enrolled IS names.
Miss Hunsaker, second assistant in the
Central School, appears to be. anatural teach
er. patient, kind and Efficient. She has en-
rolled 81 names.
Miss E. N. Howard, in the western part of
the city, has had years Of experience, and is
Pre-eminently suecsssful Is a teacher. She
has enrolled on her book As names.
Miss Alexander, in the Eastern Ward, Is
popular and successful as teacher, and we
find enrolled on her books IS names.
It is apparent to all that our city is grow
ing rapidly, and the time Is in the near fu-
ture when we must have large edifee for
school purposes to take the placeO of the pres-
eut Central School building, which Is too
small for the number of children now in the
city. a x. Y.Z.
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here Wa Are

HAGendon Bros invite special attention to
their stock Of groceries aud provisions. Thsir
goods arc well bought and carefully seIscted
and win be sold at the lowest rates.
Try HAGondon Bros infAlllble SOap-ths
host, cheapest and most economical soap eveg
offered TO the public.
Also HAGendsn Bros Harvest QaeeA Tea,
choics.artiele sta low price. ssId either
in packages or in bulk.
They have just received fresh invoice Of
crackers, choice candies, pickles in bulk.
smoked beei, choice strained honey on
draught. now chsstnuts, superior sweet ei.
DIR, genuine maple sugar and syrup. Sole
agents for Horsiordis bread preparation. d
superior and extremely wholesome pre para.
tion for making light bread and biscuit. Goa
GALS at bottom prices
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

In the Salem Ssatesman Mrs Belle W.
Cooke gives the following neat little account
Of the marriage Of Mr.. C. C. Cherry and
Miss Inez Adair:
The bride was dressed in handsome trav.
cling suit Of dark caahmere, TRIMMED with
plum-eolOred silk, and had q knot Of deli
cate natural flowers at her throat and in her
hair. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
p. s. knight. in his usual brief and inpres.
ave manner. After the eOngratulatious the
birds and groom were led 10 the aitting
room, where table stood, loaded with we'd
ding presents. The bride WIS, ns isruaual,
surprised and Obligated with her presents /;
while they were being duly discussed and
examined, the door bell rang and . telegram
Of congratulation was delivered, sent from
Ala Harris, Of Albany. The company then
proceeded TO the dining room, where an ele-
CANT table, adorned with beautiful cakes,
flowers, and the various delicate diahes suit
aba for such an occasion, was awaiting
them After supper the time was passed in
. pleasant way until the arrival Of the seven
o'clock train, when the happy young couple
left for Albany, which is 70 be the place of
their future home.
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s--Nt
: Before you purchase your holiday presents
be sure to 60 around and take q look stFo-
shay q MasOn's new stock. Mr.. Fosnay has
just returned from san Frsncisco, where be
laid in an Immense stock, mot only Of drugs.
but full line Of books. stationery, etc. They
have . great many new styles Of albums,
some Of which are perfect beauties; also al
the poets and old standard works, some of
them bound % nicely fhat they make mag
nifcent presents; juvenile books in great
numbers and variety writing desks which
are almost too handsome to use; and-wsli
we can't msnsiOa everything they have-if
we should We would not have room for any
thing else in Our paper. Be sure to call on
them, and remember that they ara now To-
Gated in Fosters new brick, one door below
L Kline's,
Ladies don't bay your holiday presents
until you call On Ed. Baum.
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tkAAesR Nho tE44e.a the tea1 - lateF
"ltqas. ny child. 'sls chs eaAaldstej
~ sHauPls q human wSss-, g s
Early he comes anA lals he gOoss
He gToots tie Npmen Win eosEtly elsce
Ana kllsss tAs hahys alr.y iaes.
He cAih % ths lsnss the iAEnor AZ work,
Hs bo1Ss tAs EssEuhant be bores the clerk
Tho hlAeksmlth. Wills he anvil rings.- =
He sresau. ana shis 3 ne saag hs ainga;
"'Howdy. Asway, Aowdy.do9
How b your wiis. aAa bow are yOui
Anti aes my 1T e no ether can.
Ths henry AaAa q Ne vOskiaSmAn.s -
'IlusbAnd who b hat nan Il The saGss'
''Hush, ny love. Ne The sAndiAAtAS an
: ''Heasand. Why dean he Nosk IhS jon "
Has be nothing 81 homs 70 def"
''lly dear. wAaasver man q down.
No cAsh Aa homs. no aoAsy In town,
Too stupid 70 preach. TOO proud 70 beg.
Toe timld 70 rob. and too lazy TO dig,
Thea over his herss Als lsgs he aings
Aaa 70 she dear psapES thls cong ~ tlAgsss
I" 'HOvdy, hOway. hOvdy-dOi
How l. yoar wils, snd how are yVal
Ali is ats my 81 e ne other can,
Ths horny hand q The wOrkingmAh.'
RrOthsrH. who lAhOr early and late.
Ask thsSs thlnws Og The candidate:
WhAtS his TeOordf How does he sand
A. hsna: Hs mA1lsr ahous hls hand
Be bard O. soit. - Il Be not prone
10 eloso over noaay not his own.
Has be IN VisW 70 thlsying plant
IL hs h0Aosa and eapahlst-hs ls eur man.
Cheer saSA ~ oas IN tAs WSlkia rings. So s.
Join IN The shOgus WAsa thus h0 sings:
''HOwdy. hOwdy, ASwdy-dOi
How d Jour wife. aHd AsW are you!
All! Il has ny asa - ne ether can, .
TIA horny Ashd q tie woFkingnAA"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

The ORHooS BLOOD PURIYIKR and KIDNEY
REGULATOR Is the best family remedy ever
placed before the public.
Il Il an oREooS production, compounded
from oREooE roots and herbs and mannfac.
tured by an old oREoox house.
You should have It in your family.
It purifss the blood and rcgslateA the sys-
tenn.
ii rOOts out al scrOfalons imparitiss from
the blood.
Keep yOnr blood In order and your health
MUSr be good S
Women in PREGNANCY, it prevents nausea
and vomiting.
Give Il TO your children. Take it yourself.
Don't be without it in your family. it Is
not poisonous nostrssR made 10 sell, but q
purely vEOErABLE blood purifier.
All druggists have it for sale
Manufactured by
WILLIAM PFUNDER L CO.,
ApothecAriSs and Chemists,
New Market Theatre block, Portland, o.
DoN'T shake yourself to pieces with the
AGUR and BURM up with FxvER when yOu
can be completely cured by using bottle Of
that famous preparation called THE WILLIAM
ETTE FEvER AND AGUE MIXTURE.
It Is = sure re for FKvER and AGUE.
All druggists have it for sale.
Manufactured by
WILLIAM PFUNDER CO.,
Apothecaries and Chemists, Portland, o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

DelazOn D. Smith, the second son of the
late Hon. Delazon Smith, died on the old
family homestead near this city last Satur-
day, Nov. 10th, and on the following day
was buried at the Masonic Cemetery, Rev.
P. A. Moses conducting the funeral ser
vices. He was born in this county on the
10th of July, 1855, and was consequently %
years, 3 months and 27 days old at the time
of his death. Shortly after attaining his
majority he married Miss Caroline Boggs,
who is now left widow, with an infant boy.
This death leaves the family of the illnstri-
Ous Hon. DelazOn Smith almost extinct, his
youngest son, Vanny, being now left, in this
State. Consumption has taken all Of them
away-frst Viola, then the mother. then
Mrs. Harper, then Lizzie, and now Delazon.
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U. P. CHURCH. Preaching Sabbath.
ct II A. n, and Z 30 r. N. by Rev. s, @. Ir.
vine, d. d. sabbath School at $50 =. q.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
EvANoHICAL CHuRcH. Preaching on Sab.
bath at II a n, and T:S0 P. N. sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. ]. BOweraox, pastor.
Calvary CHURCH. Services every Sab
bath at II A. N and 7:3O p II. sabbath
School at 2:S0 Prayer meeting ever
Thursday evening Of each week, w n.
Floyd, pastor.
II. f CHURCH, SouTH.-Sorvices eyorv
Sabbath at St Pan1's NJ. +. Church, South.
at ll:S0 A. n. and 7:3OP. N. Sabbath School
at 1916. Prayer meeting every FRIDAY
evening. P. A Moses, pastor.
II. E CHuR1-Preaching every SabAaah
at IL A. n and 7:S0 P. n. Sons seT,y;s,e b
the evening before sermon. sabbath School
at 2'S0 P. n Prayer meeting every Thurs-
day evening. VIII commence . pfotracted
meeting at the close Of the week Of PRAYER in
january. ]. +. De Voro. pastor.
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John Williams, gunamith At HAlsey, was
accidentally shot in the cheek by China
man last Monday. aud ~ the bali cut an ar
tory he eams near blsoding 10 death. lie
was trying TO sell the pistol 10 the chinamaa
while and showing on ita good points, be
placed = cartridge In Il and handed Il TO
John. who pulled the trigger and shot Mr.. w.
in the face On account Of the artery being
cut the physicians have not yet probed the
wound for the ball. but tho pAtisnt is get
ting along finely.
Billy ROaEl. son Of Jos. Pearl. Of Halasy.
had shot gun explode In hi. hands few
days ago. Ono anger was blswn ofE. and
the wrist badly Hnangied
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

By looking sxSr our books We fnd great
many Of our Subscribers owe uS for from one
to three years subscription on the DEMo-
cRAT, aud as We probably need il worse than
they do we would tho Tor them 70 come for.
ward and settle mp. For the purpose Of as
listing them, We have arranged matters %
that they can settle up in their swn pre-
cinSta Mr.. L n. IgOstt, the County
School Superintendent. l. 6ur book -kbspsE,
and he win accompany Sheriff Diekey when
that gentleman makes the tour Of the pre-
sincts. collecting taxes, and is fully aathor-
lied to collect and receipt for all moneys dae
.us. The Sheriff has posted kiA hStisea al
over the county, and by looking At them all
viii know when he and Mr. Liggett VIII ar
rive in the different precincts. In the mean
time, before they start, we viii make out
and send to each subscriber, enclosed in his
paper, statement Of his account. Then each
one win knew the exact amOnnt he owes, and
bring it along with his tA1sA Il isn't often,
friends We cal pa yoa, and we hope you will
respond promptly This time. We know
times are rather hard; il Is fer that very rea-
son that we are obliged to call on you. Our
bills, though, arc small. and any one almost
can raise enough t0pay then. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

The Albany cHssom Mills are now manu-
featuring the best Of -four, and the man that
brings his wheat 70 me 10 grind win get the
arst and best Aoar that the grain makes and
not hour ground out Of middlinRn, as = great
many Of the farmers arc getting In exchange
for good wheat This mill will be run BY me
from this time on, and / will try aud give
good satiafactiou to all who will patronfze
me. The farmers viii remember that in ear
ly days when was able 70 do 20 put many
dollar INTO their pockets by keeping mp the
price Of produce. and in return / would like
them 70 help mo by patronising my mill.
2W H. CHEApLg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-22

Editor Democrat
For the first time in our lives We had the
pleasure of witnessing such an occasion a
the above, On the evening Of the llth day Of
November, 1873, at the residence Of Hugh
L. and Clarissa Brown. Their childrea, who
live in and near Brownsville, came in, and
also large number Of invited guests, and
celebrated the fftieth anniversary Of their
marriage. An enjoyed themselves very
much. Luther White was called upon to
address the aged pair. He arose and ad.
dressed them as follows:
beautiful evening oeissFsts The aoIk analvssary
united aI Husband asd We, and ever sses yea have
kseplng year maFTisgs Vows SaaTad. In bshaH q
your ehildreU kAve the honor q prossnting . rod
"a love snd TsssSss 9 tssT a~o pSs.nss Is 5 "a
q Tie ehildFsn shan Fiss up and eAil
them bleHsod."
FIn5ysaEI hare cone and gone.
FIfsy ysArBf Can Il b trus
Half century has passsd
Since ySur marriage Vsvs were ReE!
Pffty years have siidsd by
GOldsa weaaing-dAy has come
Golden ~ each year 70 you,
iii yOaFsAeh ysur golden home.
sueh bls1ingS tksss dsuAna cur grateful thanks.
A short prayer Nas then offered, after
which the gifts from their children and 9TH
err were presented The music from the
Brownsville Brass Band added 70 ths miey.
meat Of the aassmblsd crowd. sappsE s.
ing announced, the guests we're invited 70
sppease their hunger. All went in and par
took Of the most magnificent supper that it
has been our fortune to witness. After sup
per the evening vas passed pleasAntly.
Hugh L. Brown was born in Knox county.
East Tennessee, On January 24th, 1910. He
was married to Miss Clarissa browning in
1928. : They smigrated to Missouri in the
spring Of 1888; and to Oregon IN ths spring
of 1876, settling down the ensuing fall on
the CaIzpoOis river. Then this part Of Ore
gOn was uninhabitsd BY white men, They
have lived since that tine IN what il nov
Linn eounty-and are now living in Browns
VILE, town the name Of which was derived
from their own name They are the parents
Of half . score Of childrea, eight now living,
aad they have 81 erAnd-ehiIdrsn. Five
children and twenty grand-shildrsn assisted
In celebrating their golden wedding.
ss -a s.e~sz.. a FRIEND.
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s,whst No v. aoay -

- ii sN
That L. n BlAih Is Just receiving. per
steamer Elder, the following goods.
Al boxes Of Anchor undsrshirts and draw.
orS--chesp6F than ever
Is boxes Of gsnts' and boys suspsndsrs,
from 20 cts 70 s2 80 per pair.
10 boxes Of gents and boys neck gear
the very latest out
A large line Of silk handkorchisls
nobby and Just the thing for holidays.
Also, large lines Of linen cuffs and collars,
winter gloves Of all grades, flannel under.
wear and overshirtsi also full lines Of ulstors,
Kersey ovorcoats, black castor dress-coats,
diagonal suits, cass suits. boys suits, boots
and shoes, Otc. Call and SOC how cheap they
are,
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He's not Of age yet, this new German citi.
zen. but he viii be IL he lives tventy-one
years from last Sabbath. When be arrives
at the ago Of maturity and begin paying
poll tax you viii find out that his name is
Zeyss, and yOn could very easily tell that
Ed. was his father. he looksso happy. The
boy weighed 10 lbs. when he was born, and
he had such an appetite that his father had
70 start out early Monday morning on .
goose hunt TO supply the young man with
''grub, but il he had depended entirely on
his father for his supper he would have
starved to death. as not one goose wAa
brought in that day.
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ne RFodelphlaa soeIely.

"a
At the ls.. meeting of cha sdcissy the
members dscidea not 70 eelsbrste their sew
enth AaniyersAsy, which occurs to-day. This
is the first time since the organization Of the
Society that the anniSsrsaEy has been allow
.eA to pass without celebrating i in becom-
ing manner. The Society being composed
entirely Of females, matrimony makes .ad
havoc among its members. An Erodelphlan
seems to lose ali interest in her old Soeiety
As soon As she "connubiates," and a. there
has been perfect stampede this year among
them in the matrimonial direction the eonse-
quence iStho Society steps into the back
ground The shock il has received this year
has made it quiver to its very foundations,
but it may recover yet. AA@H~s1
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cuRls-FUHk.--At tlss residence = Jas. Perry IN
the foFhg d The bsntiasn Nov. Is 1873 b. las Per
y J. r, Ma. d. &. cuAL and Mas fAHSIa fUsE-soth
u tbs Rorka
ER-RIcHARpsoa.-Att ths came time aaa
place, and bl ths sans PssSoa Ma. JoHa TuEBEa snd
We wish you joy. young tolka. u you have made
Eooa ehsleus 6and u eoauo yo have) y0a viii always
rsnsmbor he day a POUR ssddIng and date the con-
r'asaesmsas q yetsF hAppinoss irOm that time. You
ouiy iAek ons thing nov, and that Is somsthing no
usltrpSuiatsa aAmiiy eah DO without In tlls county
tbs DEnocnAa.
BRiEBg--oRAY.--on Wednesday, Nov %, is7s,
Il she se1denee e 4 B. hxa0a In this city, By nsV
s. Q. Irvine. D. D., nr. II W. BIEnsE And Assa L0FEsE
3. onAK.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rev. 7. d. White.
g the Fenidansa nf VI Meuia near MllisTS alaal0n
Nsv. aoth, JoaH y. scAARsoaB, u Rsnfon Co. aud
Mas 0IA Joaxa0s, es L4nn %.
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A Plonser Gsne.

job crAbtree. one Of the old Linn county
pioneers, died at his home ia tho Forks Of
tho SantiAm, on the 9Th Of the present
month, sged y year.. months. and I dAyA
He wAs born IN lee county. Virginia. and
lived there until grown up and then moved
10 Missouri. where he married In 1883 he
aud his wife came acroas the plAiar aud took
up claim in the Forks Of the SAntiAn, and
have resided in this county ever since His
wife still lives. and although getting well
along in years. may bo spared 70 her family
for long time yet Mr. Cabtree leaves .
largo number Of children and grandchildren,
who arc among the boat citizens Of the
York.
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.1laLII a MaIassa.

Frank McCully, who was the crack pitcher
in the Albany Base Bali Club last season,
went up 70 Dayton, W. T., i few months
ago, and We see has had the good fortune to
be elected School Superintendent of COlum-
bia county. Besides attending to the duties
Of his new Office, be teaches large school
in Dayton, is half owner and editor Of the
Columbia Chronicle, and has an interesting
class in the H. E Sabbath School. How is
that for man that went there stranger
only four or Eve months ago! .t
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me New wards.

At the last meeting Of the City Council
Albany was divided into three wards for
voting purposes. First Ward embraces all
that portion of the city above or vest of
Ferry street., and also one-half of the Court
House block. The yeting place viii be st
Mr.. Hackleman's Office in the Court House.
Second Ward extends from the eastern
boundary of First Ward to Baker street, and
the voting place viii be at th9 County Treas.
urer's Office Third Ward embraces that
portion of our city lying east of Baker street,
and the voting place win be at the business
Office of the Farmers warehouse.
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Gel. SAKE Gone.

) Col SAKE, the fiAs stock importer, left sls.
last Mondsy He did not shccesd in dispos-
ing of any Of his e&ttle, bat sOld thrse of his
fine Berkshire pigs Alfred 3. Williams, Of
the Forks, living near Lebanon, bought
Prince Albert, No. 790; Geo. w. Taylor,
living near Lebanon, oought Prince Arthur.
No. 79i, and a. Hentsinpillar, Of the Al
bany prairie, bought Bob Lee, No. 7SO.
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letter Lis6.
oxE OF THE nRIGrEsr cnARas.

0f iaiT faco h . fine set Of teeth. The
ladies being fully alive 10 this fact, patron.
lxe 6OZODONT In preference to any other
deRtifrico, since they know by expeFience
that Il preserves like no other the pristine
whlteness and cleanliness Of the tessth and
makes . naturally sweet breath additional
y fragrant. II is one Of the privileges OF
the boaux sex 10 look lovely and that por-
tion Of it which usea SOZODONT. has
learned that the article contributes In no
less degree 70 the end In view. All drug
alsta sell Il.
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Our readers Of course remember the inter-
esting performances given IL this city by the
Georgia aud Tennessee Minstrsls. and they
win be glad 20 learn that we are to be visit
ed by another troupe Of twenty genuine dar-
keys. The time set for the. performance is
Thanksgiving night, Thursday evening Of
next week. See their card for particulars.
Don't fail to. attend. ITO
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TItus On 1he Move.

Tomorrow J. D. Titus viii move lis large
stock of watches, clocks, ieweelry. sewing
machines, etc., to his new rooms in Fosters
new brick block, one door above Fox, Baum
4 Co, He has had his now quarters fitted
mp beautifully, and when he gets his stock
arranged he.win have Ons Of sthe neatest
places of business IN our city. Don't forget
his new location-in Fosters brick block.
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4 Tl,aa..alslna ode,

Majestic bird that With such stately grace
PorambulAtes the barnyard suburbs, and
While slowly stepping, let your tall expand.
foathory glory In fragrant place;
How calm and lOrdly ls your klnnly paoel
wIth what judiciai irmnsas you can stand
And critiolse the people Of the iund,
And 500 tho ehAntlclsor his bovy ohAssi
Not any such fFivolity Is yours;
One note sonorous calls your ladies near,
NomAtter In whist path their footsteps stray
Yours is reign that aTmiy Sot. enduros,
From morns when roses brings us porfumsd cheer
Until your fragrance hlla Thanksgiving Day.
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The rate nIoausnsn..

We wish TO call the attention Of our read.
era to magnificent marble monument which
waa completed and set up by tho staigsr
Bros In our city eometery few weoka ago.
II was erected by Mrs. T. J. Tate in memory
Of her deceased husband. J. 7. Tate
well and iAvorabIy known 70 nearly al oar
readers. The monumsht stands about twelve
feet high, and il made from pure italian
marble polished until the surface iaas ssmooth
As glass. Ths first two basss are baaalt, and
upon than Fcsts mArhle base Beautifully
moulded. upon one side 81 which appears the
family nAuoe in raised lstters. the equal Of
which wo have never seen anywhere. Next
above comes the die. BEAUTIFULLY arched and
moulded. and upon IL appears the inscrip-
tiOn. The lettering is rarely equaIed. Above
ths dio comes an octAgonAl oolumn, sur.
mounted BY very tasty urn. The whole
combined makes ous Of the most magnificent
pieces Of marble work IN our state, and Il
would show 70 advantage In any Of tho large
cemeteries in the older States. The mana
faeturers are true artists and their work l.
80 uniformly good that they are crowded
with orders al tbs tima.