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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-17
Noace.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all whom II
~ may concern, that an application has
been presented To the Judge of the District
Court. of the C Dunty of LeavenwOrth, State
of Kansas, by the Kansas Central Railroad
Company, duly chartered and organized
railway corporation under and by virtue of
the laws OF the State OF Kansas, for the ap-
pOintment of three Conn is,iOneIs to lay OFF,
and make appraisment and sssessm mt oi
damages as provided by law, as much of lots
one U), two (2. three t3), four a.. five ~,
eleven 10, in block two (2): snd lots one %,
two (2), three (3J, four a., of block DIneteen
(l9l and lots one u), two (2), three tS), four
a., nVe t5) six (6) seven ( eight (s), nine t9l,
ten lO), eleven Of block twenty, all OF Leav
enworth City proper, Leavenworth county.
state OF Kansas, as may be desired by said
KansasCentrsl Railroad Com mpsny and As ma y
be necessary for the construction of, work
shops, depot, and side tracks, for said Rail-
rail Company, and that Commissioners have
been appointed by the Judge OF the District
State o. Kansas, to lay or and
make appraisement and assessment of da M =
ages to The owners OF the land taken therefor
as provided by law. That said commission
ers will meet on said block two %, Leaven-
Wort h city proper, Monday. on the eleventh
QD day OF August, A. ID. ls79. at ten no o'cloc
A. ", OF said day, and from that point W II
proceed to and lay out said route and way,
and will assess the value OF the land TAX. n
therefor, and such other damages are pro-
vided Tor by law. thIough the premises al
blocks two (2l, nineteen C9l, and twenty (2D),
LeavenwOrtn city proper, above describe,i.
KANSAS CENTRAL RaILoAD COMPANY,
By Stilllngs StilIings, It's attorneys.
tuiySiltWts
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Fifth streets. and learned that the plans
therefor were now being prepare and that il
was his intention to commence the work
| this fsll. He said that as yet nothing cou d
be said as 10 the designs; but that real estate
was cheap enough TO warrant a person In COW
ering all the ground needed. He further
stated that ii was the intention tn build the
hotel Tor comfort, and that the office would
De sunciently large and commodious TO per-
init business men who so wished TO coDgre-
gate there Tor consultation, etc. The ar ang-
ments are To be nOdeled after the OH South
ern botel, OF st. Louis, tho1sh OF course on
sma Ter scale he could give yet no
Idea OF the amount Of money he would in
vest; but his mind Was fully made up to
commence this season To huild hotel which
would fully meet the demands Of the Me-
trOpolis OF Kansas.
Mr.. N. Phelan, who has already put In the
foundation for a two story brick on the
north side of Shawnee on the third lot from
the corner OF Fifih street, has been stimula-
augurated 20 nesr him, and, instead of bui d.
ing on one lo', will put up a douoie build.
ing which will be credit to the locally
Hon. len I. smith has arranged ro add
greatly to his residence, at No GIL North
Broadway. The roof of the hous. Viii b.
raised and the building greatly enlarged by
additions, the whole involving an ou lay Of
about sI2 COZ.
Aside from these, there is going on and in
contemplation throughout the city airy
amount of lesser improvements, Ali going to
show that there is a prosperous, healthy
feeling in the city.
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Sher.H's Sale No. 1903,
Edward F. Parker, plaintiff,

IdWard r farker, plainti1,
vs..
The Missouri Valley BriGge Company ct al,
defendants.
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
il that under and by yiTtus of "A Judgement
rendered in a action In the District Court, /,
in the County of Leavenworth, in the State
OF Kansas, wherein Edward r. Parker Is
pialntifi and the Missouri Valley Bridge Com
pany and Others are defendants, and OF an
eK. cution issued on SAID Judgement, to me
directed ana delivered, Il will, on Monday the
TSenty-irst dsy of July, 1873, at eleven
o'clock a IN. OF tnat day. at the Bridge Works
and premises occupied by the aforesaid
Bridge Company, situated on lots number one
az, two (2) and three 81 in block number
ely hty-iour $50, In Leay yenwOTth city proper
In the County of Deavenworth, in the state
of Kansas, offer tor sale at public sale and
sell the following described personal property
to-wit: All the iron and material now on
said iots, one, two and three. uhich material
consists of the different kinds of iron, lum-
ber, bolts, gas pipe, plates, coke, castings and
other material and thi pgs owned and used bv
said Bridge Company, for the construction
ana repairing of bridges, and all the tools and
implements formerly owned and held oy
said Bridge Company, and the credit OF
s9,OOO.OO due said Bridge Company from the
Hesrne and Port Sullivan Bridge Company
in the State Of Texas z. g LOWE.
Sheriff of LeavenwOrth County, Kansas.
STILLISGS STILLISGs, Attorneys for lns-
lev & shire
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Sheriffs Sale No, lO2,

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
under and by virtue of "A judgment rem
aered in the District Court in the County of
LeavenwOTth, in tue stat" of Kansas, in an
action wherein Henry Mckenzie is plaintiff,
and Ann L. Hayes is defendant, and of an
execution issued on said Judgment, to me
directed and delivered, | will on Monday, the
fourth day of August, y. D. 1879, at eleven
oclocK A. ". of tnat day, at the south front
door yf the Court House in the City of Leav-
enworth, In IN County of LeaveuwOrth, in
the state of Kansas, offer at public sale and
Sc 4 to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
the following deScriS cd tracts of land, situate.
lying and being in the County of Leaven-
worth. in the state of Kansas, namely:
Situate In the Township of Tonganoxie, the
southeast quarter (se "a of the northeast
quarter IA e a OF the noTtne asst quarter tne14)
and the northeast quarter IN ~ Of the
southeast quarter + az of the northeast
quarter IN g a of 81 ctipn tirtv t3Dl, in Town.
ship ten (Ol, of range tweDiy-one (2). Also
the northwest quarter IN W ~ of the north
west quarter IN " a Of section twenty mine
t2s), In Towns hip ten 90 of rang twsnty-one
(2D, contsInit & in all sixty scIes, more or
less
Dated this third day of July, 1879.
Pc. LOWE,
Sheriff of Lesvenworih County, Kansas.
stiltiEg, & Stillinss, Attorneys for aintiff.
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Sheri1's Sale No. IOI,

DUBIIC NOTICE is herby given that un-
der aEd by virtue of "a judgme mt render
ed i'll the District Court In the county Of
LaavcnWOr n, in the state of Kansas, IN an
n .tiOn wherein George \. Eddy and David
J. Brewer are paint ffs, and Maria f Nor
ton aud others are defendaItS 9 and of an exc.
cution issued On said judgment, to di-
reeted and d.liyeref, 1 will on Monday the
fourth day o! August y. d. 1873, at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ. of that day. at fhe south front
door of the Court EOuNe in the City of Leav-
euworih, in m. County of Leaven worth, in
the 81 te of Kansas. offer at atpubiic sale and
sell to the nj hest bidder, for cs-h in hand.
the following dtscr, bed tract of land, situate,
lying and being in the County OF Leayen-
worth. in the state of Kansas, namely:
The EAST halt OF the southwest quarter of
section number seventeen 40 in Township
nj l9) Of range twenty-five (22l containing
eighty acres, more or less.
Dated this third day of July 1879.
PC, LOWE,
Sheriff Of egvsnwOrth county, Kansas.
GeOrse A. Eddy and David J, Brewer plain
tits IN person.
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It Is presumed that all good housewives
know the va ne and can well appreciate that
most agreeable of week day evsninzs-Satur-
day night. There is then hush a pleasant
lull in the busy events of the week, bringing
with 1t that quiet and rest, that release from
toll and care, 81 requisite anu acceptable to
one am all of the busy household How de-
lightfui 10 enjoy that coveted FEST, thai f-ee-
dom from care ef both miEd and body,
though II be for only = snort iutervAI or
time vet 10 il pleasant 10 fee thst the We. :
labors are .nied for the little while, and
there Is TEST, kind rest for the worn and
weary.
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SheFif's Sale No, 90,

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
under and by virtue of Judgment rem
dered in the District Court in the County OF
| isavenworth, in the State of Kansas, In an
action wherein W. VI. Abrams is plaintiff
| and William j. Sanborn and others are de-
fenGants, ana of an execution issued on said
judgment, to me directed and delivered
will on saturday, the l6fh day of Auyust
\. ID. 1879, at eleven O'Clock A. N. of that day,
1T the south front door OF the Court House In
the city of Lesvenwnrth, I'm the county of
Lsavenwortl, in the State of Kansas, offer at
public sale and sell tn the highest bidder for
cash in hand, the following described tracts
county of Leavenworth, in the State of Kan
sas. nam"ly:
Fir-t-The northeast quarter of the south
west fractional quarter, the east half of the
west half OF the southwest fractional quarter,
and one acre in the northeast corner of the
nOrthwe quarter, of the northwest quarter
of the southwest fractional quarter, of Sec
tion nineteen (i9). Township Ten Q0l, range
Twenty-one On.
Second-The southeast quarter of the SOUTH
west fractional quarter, of said section MIN,
teen ti9l, Township Ten (iO), rance Twenty
one (2i), and
Third-rhe northwest quarter of the north
west quarter, of the southwest fractional
quarter. Of said section nineteen tlg, Town
snip Ten QGl, range Twenty one (1i), less one
acre in the northeast corner thereof.
Dated this I7ih day ofJuly, 1873.
+ q. LOWE,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
Il B'RGHALTsAUs. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Sher.tf's Sale No. 100.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that un- :
DER end by virtue of an order o. sale is
-ued ON Judgment rendered by In. District
Court of tue Four n Judicial District of the
State of Kansas, sitting In and for Douglass
county, in a certain action, wherein James
II. Cover. tru~tse of the estate of BOrredel
Cover, WAS Plaintiff, and The Lawrence
savings Bank and others Were Defendants,
TO me directed and deli"ered, will on Tues
day. he fifth day OF August a. ID. 1873. ut
twelve n'c Ock at noon Of that dsy. at the
South front door of the Court House in the
CIty OF Leavenworth, in the County of Laav-
enworth, in the state of Kansas, offer at Pub
lie Sale and sell To the highest bidder, for
cash in hand. the following described tracts
of land, situate, lying and being in the Coun-
ty of L-avenwOrth, in the State of Kansas,
namelV:
The SsIthwest quarter of se-tio2 No thir-
feen a., IN Township No. eleven U), of
Range No. twenty one (2ll /; also "a that por
tion OF iha Southeast quarter of section No.
thirteen G3l, in Township No. eleven ul), OF
Range No twenty. one (2!), lying on the left
Cooking up the Str-am) oI the middle of the
main channel # Big stranger creek.
Hat.d this thlI q day of July, 1879.
u G. LOWE,
Sh r.T Of LeavenwoEth Couniy, Kansas.
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IMPROVEMENTS,
Some OF the Most Prominent New
Buildings About to BE Built in This

Some OF the Most Prominent New
Buildings About to he Built in This
City.
1t can well be said that an era of very SUBJ
stantial improvement, as regards buildings,
has commenced in the city. A TINES repre-
sentative gathered the following notes as to
the mos; prominent now in progress or about
TO be insuguI ated. yesterday:
The work on the ne~ opera house. which,
when completed, will be the handso nest and
most comfortable in the Missouri Valley, IL
progressing rapidly. The stable which form.
eriy covered the site is now entirely rem ov.
ed, and the work Is to be pushed forward, as,
In the contract, it is necessary to have the
building completed in the next nine day 8.
The scenery and the furniture will then be
put in place and amusement. eoers
can rest assured that there vii,
be q safe. comfortable hall for them
to assemble in. perhaps ss early as the LIST of
November. The plan for this building has
been accurately described heretofore in these
columns, and it will be sufficient - say that
It 10 to be thoroughly modern throughout
The reporter also talked with Capt. ". H.
Insley, in regard to the new hotel he has In
coatsmplAtion, q the corner Of shsWnee and
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-17

Edward F. Parker, Plaintiff,
The Missouri valley Bridge Company ct ais,
Defendants.
nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under ard by virtue OF a jud Zmeut
rendered in an action in the Distinct Court,
in the County OF Leavenworth, In the state
of Kansas, wherein Edward r. Parker is
plaintiff, and the Missouri Valley Bridge
company and others are defendants, and of
an execution issued, on said judgment, TO
me directed and delivered, Will on Monday,
the 2sth day of July. A. ID lS79, at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ. OF that day, at the south ffont
door of the Court House. In the City of Leav-
enworth In the County of Leaven worth, in
the State of Kansas, offer for sale at public
sale and sell the following described real es-
tate, situate, lying and being in the CITY OF
Leavenworth, in the County OF Leayeuworth, h,
in the State of Kansas. tO-wIt:
Beginning AT point on Main street, In
Leavenworth City proper. nfty feet south of
he northeast corner OF block eishty-four tsil
in said city, theuce West across lots one (ll
and two (2l in said block, lightweight (ss)
feet to the cas-; line of lot thee (3). thence
south one hundred and twenty five (l21l feet
thence east at right eng les, eighty-eight ISL
feet TO Main street, thence north one hund
red and twenty-five tl2ol feet to the place OF
beginning, being one hundred aud twenty
i've (25) feet by eighty eight tsoj feet acruss
lots one () and ~ in block eighty.four go,
in said city. also the following de- cribed
Ieasehold estate and property to-wit: Lot
NUMBER three talt bioch AofI. III
Le1venwortR CITY proper, for the term oi
three tsl years from and'affer the first day OF
January, 1875 with the privilege OF fvs t5l
wears Ion ger ~ tEe annual reB tai 10 be fixed
by -.pprsi>-m-n' by three disinterested sp-
prai SER, and rental TO be paid by the pay
menL OF ten (IOl per cent. on such appraise-
meut, together WITH all i'm pTovements there.
IN. Notice is also given that under and by
virtue of said Judgment and execution, the
following PERSONAL property will be sold by
M on Monday, the 1th day OF July, a. D.,
1879 at the Bridge Works situate on the
aDsva described real estate, at three
O'Clock r. NJ, of said day, at public sale, to-
Wit: AIItne iron and material now on the
premises formerly occupied by the Missouri
Valley Bridge Company, In the city of Leav.
enworth q 5 ate of Kansas, which material
consists of the different Kinds of iron, lum-
ber, bolts, gas pipes. plates, coke, castings
and other material and things owned and
used by said Bridge Company for the con
siruction ana repairing of bridges, and all the
tools and implements formerly held by said
Bridge Company, and a credit Of 5000 due 10
laid Bridge Company from the Hearne Port
Sullivan Bridge Company, in the State ol
Texas.
Dated this Goth day Of June, 1879.
Pc. LOWE,
SberiGof Leaveuwor'h County, Ksns.
Stil'ings q stilllngs, Attorneys tor Insiey q
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Cannns With GladiC;i.

One of the soecialties Of the Paris flower
markets from toe middle of July onward. il
combination of Cannas and Gi3dioli in
pots. A strong clunp of bropzs-leaved Can
ma is potted with one or or two on bs OF Glad.
ioli, the variety Brenchleyensis being the
favorite, The pots are brought to the mar
kets In considerable numbers and look re-
msrkabiy well, the ample i-aiage of the Can
naS setting off the scarlet hDweis to great adj
vantage. Occasionally We see in the same
pot the bod leaves and striking flower oi
The Gamma With those of the Giadiulu~; but,
generally speaking, the flowers 81 the Cs.na
Az. nInchet out before they Omen.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-17
Protecting the City.

There having been a little opposition to the
removal of the W. I. Woods & Sons livery
stable upon the next block north, in order to
NJ cheal, acting mayor and president of the
council. required that bonds he given TO in
Indemnify the city in case that any litigation
arises. the bonds were prompily furnished.
One, for the mayor and coun"il, l. in the sum
of 900. and tn. other, for the city, is in ihe
sum "f $500 Both bonds are s-gned by NJ.
H. lnsI-y as principal and John Hnnon
and Daniel Shire rs sureties.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-17

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that letters
~ OF administration have been granted 10
The undersi2n@d on the estate Of Marx "
Delahay, late Of sid county deceased. by the
Honorable, the Probate Court of 'he CO Int v
and State Aforesaid. dated the 18th day OF
June, A ID. 1873. Now, ali persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby po-
tineh that they must present the SAN TO the
Undersigned for allowance, within one year
4 ON the date of said letters, or they may be
precludet from any benefit Of such estate
and that IL such claims be not exhibited
within three years after the date of said let =
ters, they snail be forever barred.
louisiana W. DeIsbay, ADMINISTRATIVE of
the estate OF Mark w. Delahay, deceased.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-17
Turner Hall.

The twenty-third anniversary OF the organ.
ization of The Leavenworth Turnverein WIS
celebrated at Tuner hall Sunday night by q
large gathering Of the members and friends
of the society. Two large wagon loads from
Atchison were present. The earlier part OF
the evening was speut { In enjoying songs from
mem hers Cf the singing societi ies, after W n ich
n athletic entertainment was given by the
Turner's Of this city and Atehison. The
programme, which was an enjoyable one, " AS
closed with a grand ball.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-17
Catholic Colonization society.

Father +. b. Swenbergh, of Newton, LEFT
yesterday afternoon for New York to explain
TO the numerous multitudes who wish to
come to Kansas this fall as immigrants
what the true situation Is. Father SVEN.
bereh represents the st Dominic colony in
Rice county, and the 1t. Brandon colony, in
Reno county, and will end-avor To have the
imm igrants settle in those colonies. Father
Swenbergh has been in border service for
thirteen years and seen within seven years
grow from a barren plain nineteen hurche-,
and addition of Il We priests I'm hts territory,
which lies between Winfield, Enporia and
DOdye CITY.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-17
Sheriff's Sale No. I04.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
II thai under and by virtue of An execution
issued on an abstract of Judgement, rendered
in an action in Justices Curt, before w m.
q. Matthias, a Justice OF the Pesce, in andfor
Lsavenworth Township, in the County OF
Lesvenworth, in the State of Kansas, In an
action wherein ). r. Seely is plaintiff and
Mrs. W. r. Rabmer is defendent, which ex-
ecu,ion was TO me directed and delivered,
will. on Monday the 1lth day Of August, A.
ID. 1873, at eleven o'clock q. m of that day,
at the south front door OF the Court House In
the City of Leayenvortb, in the County OF
Leavenw worth, In the State of Kansas, offer
at public sale and sell TO the highest bidder.
for cash in hand, the following described
tract Of land, situate, lying and being In the
County Of Leagenworth, In the state of Kan
sas namely: Lot number twenty-elght (2s).
in block numb-r thirty-eight (3s), n L-ayen-
worth City proper.
said property has been levied upon and Is
10 be sold as the property of Mrs W. +.
Rahmer.
Dated this 10th day of July. 1872.
p g LOWE.
Sheriff of Leavenworth County. Kansas.
STILLISGS STILLISGs, Atty for Plaintiff
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j. Edwards Exploits.

Among the exploits which marked the
career OF ]. Edward Ewing in this city. he
went 10 the boot and shoe store OF Pemb.rton
& Meade, who had re used to give him cred
ii, and endeavoTed to establish his credit
forcibly-that is, with a revolver. This viii
famous attempt at black R siling opon one
OF our mo honoTs BILE firms shows well the
low character Of the man. No one, as YET,
has even been beard To say that he had "A single
good quality, hut that every SPARK OF honor
snd mHnhood, II he ever had any, had long
5 nee left him.
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\ Wife-s Rights.
ICor. Home Journal ]

Not long since, heard a young wife, jnsi
In the early experience OF housekeeping.
say: allow shall know whether We are
living beyond our means: can't get an idea
of what We have TO soend; and, while try to
be very careful, of course, might spend less
on my table ii We were getting in debt"
Surely, she ought not Ia be blamed II the
dett aud credit accounts are not prosperous.
loving and anxious wife suffers untold
imaginary fears. IL sine sees a tired or per
picked expression on her husbands face, un-
less she is assured of the truest con ddence be-
tween them and knows that no great con-
cern of his Is kept secret from her.
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Sheriil's Sale, No. 9S.

DUB &c MOTTO T. IL HERR BY GIVEN,
Il Tha under and by virtue OF n judgment
rendered in the District Court in the County
of LeavenwuTth, IN the state OF Kansas, in
an action wherein Thomas Nihm IS Plain
tiff. and John Distschi ~ Defendant, and of
AN execution issued on said Judgment 10 me
directed and delivered, l will ou Monday,
the twenty eighth day of July, \. D., 1873, at
eleven O'Clock a. NJ, of that day at the south
front door of the Court House in the City Of
Leavenworth, IN the County of Leavenworth,
IN the state of Kansas. offer at public sale
and sell To the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, the following described tract of land
situate, lying and being in the County of
Leavenwortl, In the State Of Kansas, name.
ly:
Thirty acres off the north eni of the east
ha (5z) Cf the northwest quarter %. Of sec
ton twenty-five t25), in toSnship nine (9l,
OF range Twenty-Five (22l.
Dated, this 25th day OF June, 1873.
p. q. LOWE,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
JNo c. NoGEL, Attorney for y Piaintif.
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Ducks Fay.

They do, and pay well. They can be rails
ed when chickens can, and do not require
any more water than chickens do until they
are at least three months old. IL is mis-
taken idea that ducks, TO do well, require a
large body of water. 1 have Kept mine in a
good, healthy condition and have only given
them little puddle of fresh wEter To battle
in. They are confined ir small quarters, and
have run on the lawn every evening; and
" is a pretty sight To see IN. m for1ging over
the lawn, running their long bills throuxh n
the grass in search of worms AID % her ani-
NAL life. With good range amt access tu a
small pond Of water they WI, require very
little feed 10 keep them IN "A healthy oondi.
ton.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-17

Are you a desPondent sufferer from sick
headache, habitual cOsiiveness, palpitat'on
of the heart i? Have you diZznes OF the head?
Is your nervous system oppressed? Does
your blood circulate bailyT Have you
cough? Low spirit Coming up of the food
after eatinge &C &c. All of these and much
more are direct results OF dyspepsia, liver
complaint and indigestion. Green's August
Flower il now acknowledged 10y All druggists
TO be a positive cure, 2,+00. 600 bottles were
given away in the l.. ; through druggists to
the people as a trial. Two doses will satisfy
any person of its wonderful quality In curing
all forms of indigestion Sample bottles 10
cents. Regular size ID cents. Solh positively
By all first-class druggists in the United
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-17
A Sad AmirtiOu.

The death OF the vile of Capt. n. II. Wood
mentioned yesterday morning. is a sad sffiic-
ZION 10 the bereaved husband and to five
small children that are thus left without
their best earthly friend. The funeral yes-
terday afternoon was largely attended the
many friends whom tfe decreased had M sde
b her pure, unseifish life and those WHOSE
Intimate connection with Mr.. Wood caused =
deep feeiIn for him in this sad hour 1iting
in beari z testimony of their sympathy.
She as buried Al M Muncie cemetery.