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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29
Black Goods.

We have always made q specially of
ane Black Dress Goods. Our line OF
HenFistte cloths, Grape cloths, Tamese
and all other mourning Dress Goods lie
the most complete in Imports. We
shall Fun the same brands in Black
Cashmere as have gained our house
their enVisble reputation in the past.
Our Is, "a and CSC cashmeres have new
er been duplicated in this city for color,
grade and price.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

Short Greek Daily Republican: Rev.
John Kirby Of whom We made mention
yesterday, purchased, while here, a half
interest in lot leased by Hood & Ben
ham, of Columbus, and will try his luck
in the lead mines. Mr.. Kirby is pretty
well known in this county, having once
been pastor of the n. Z. church at Co
lumbus. We understand he has interests
in valuable mines In Colorado. The
Republican wishes him abundant sue.
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nIlelS.

We bought these in solid cases from
first hands with all possible discounts
and will retail them as low as many
small dealers pay for them at wholesale
Examine as a a test our Sc and 12c
double weight unbleached Canton Elan
mel which is fully as good AS usually
sold at 121kc and 15c.
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HarPia6

EMNERsoN-RICHARDs.-Atth the fam
lily residence, corner of Sixth avenue and
Union street, September %, by Elder
Lott. Mr.. Thomas H. Emmerson and
Miss Emma Richards. The parties
left for Colorado Wednesday.
GooDRICH-TIMMoNs.-At Chetopa
Kansas. July 4th, by Rev. Fox, Dir. A
G. Goodrich TO Miss Rosa l.. Timmons
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cath in
Emporia, by ]. +. Culver, John Swar
and Ellen Bates, all of Lyon county
Kansas.
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AuuIc8l
J. N. EccLEs. I1O2 Carson st.,
pitfshurO Penn

CLoAKs AND DoLMANs.-Wed desire To
inform the ladies that the first shipment
Of our fall stock Of cloaks and dolmans
have arrived, and are now open for in
spection. We wish 10 add few facts
In relation to them. We buy them d.
rect from the factory, which We think is
the best one in Chicago. They are all
nicely cut and fitted, and will be found
superior tn most Of such garments. Be-
ing shipped direct to Us, We pay no in
termediate profit, and We have the guar.
antee of the makers that they are per-
feet. We will only add that the dOlmsns
this fall are beauties. We are prepared
TO order any special garment tn be made
at the factory, should lady desire Il
different style from that we have.
....- TATHARE,e ILLINOIS STORE.
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Or essesaed fellow sowasman,
CAaplain Late, has sold his large stock
e hardware 20 n. Z Wesyer. who will
s1zne charge 0f the Business q soon
e BE iavoiee 8 completed. We are
ma advised - 20 he future pians Of the
Chaplain. has trust. Il his health viii
permit, tAaG BE win ssiIl remain {
eitizen Of E@poria. He is one
og he Gsa whose absence
makes . large vacancy In the CON.
mRnity. IN observation which We
Do noe visa 70 have construed in &
s.zictly pAysical sense.
MF. WsSseTs his s1ceessOF, has very
excessive acqaainsance In the town end
eonn1y; he Il wen liked fos his admi.
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Tom Thomas pulled q drunken man,
who had laid down ON the railroad track
near Rural street Thursday night, from
his perilous position, just in time to pre-
vent him from being ground into sau'
sage meat. And yet we'll bet dollars to
buttons that he couldn't be induced to
swear before q court of justice that he
ever drank anything stronger in Empo-
ria than lemonade.
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Silks and Velvets.

Black Silks, 70c TO SS.15.
COlored Silks, 45c to S2.e5.
Black Silk Velyeis, &1.25 to s11Oo.
COlOFed Silk Velvets, s1.75 to S2.5O.
We guarantee to duplicate Kansas
City or st. Louis prices in anything ID
this line.
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Wednesday, as Ezra Roberts, of Morris
county, who has the contract for fur
nishing rock for the gas works. was driv-
ing team of mules along the road neal
the farm OF Curtis Hiatt, the animals
took fright and ran away and Mr.. Rob
erts was thrown from the wagon and &C.
verely injured. He was picked up and
taken into Mr.. HATS house; where he
IS now lying.
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Business Consolidating pur-
chased hardware stock and business Of
Lewis Luiz, the store will be closed next
week for the purpose Of invoicing Par
ties having purchased goods on contract
will please chll for same this week. Az.
ter invoicing Mr.. Weaver will be pleased
20 see all old customers Of the house and
many new ones, and will treat them a.
kindly in the future as the Chaplain has
In the past. LEWIS LUTz-
Sept %. 81, N. z. WEAVER.
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THE AMERIcus News
EDITED BY /" BuRIoW.n

White lead and boiled oil at Bonds.
Lubricating oils at Bonds drug store.
n. w. Gibson is still handling burial
cases Of all kinds, from the cheapest
white wood TO the most costly mahoga-
ny. Trimming done at all hours of the
day or night by an experienced work.
man.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

The annual mission services for this
parish, will begin at the Franciscan
Convent in this city on Sunday week
and will continue for one week.
Rev. Father Lambert, Of st. Mary's will
preach every day, and in connection
with this service the annual season OF
forty hours devotion will he held.
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A dispatch received on Wednesday
from Mr.. 1. ID. Fox. who was recently
called to Chicago by the serious illness
of his wife. says that she Is possibly g
shade better, but that the case Of little
Ethel, his daughter, who is suffering
from diptheria, is very uncertain.
We are glad to hear that our friend
James H. Dole got away with several
blue ribbons at the late Topeka fair
He took the nrst premiums for the best
half bushel Of tomatoes, the best bushel
OF stock beets, and the best peck OF
Maiden Blush apples.
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The EmporiA Select School and Com
mercial College will open next Monday
at 0 O'Clock, In HOIderman's block
Let all those desiring to enter be prompt
ly on hand and get TO work. Send q
Prof Pirkey for one Of his elegant cir
cnlara
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LAaaEaaI.

The Lilerati meeting Of Friday even
Ing IVES, - usual. very interesting. This
being the llrst meeting Of the society
since the death Of the late President. the
hall was draped in mourning. A large
picture Of the President adorned the
wall. also number Of tlAgs. Although
the literary exercises wese good, they
WeEs entirely Too full Of spice and miFth
for - solemn aa occasion. Miss HOxie
made some timely criticisms which
1sTs kindly received. The society ID
taking steps FOR reInOdeling its eonstitu
1iOn and by-laws and is really going
through : great reform.
LTrERATI REPoRTER.
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The partnership existing between G.
W. Harry and Frank RsIter has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. Frank
Reiter remains II the old stand, and will
receive all money due the old firm and
pay all debts due from the old firm.
FRANK REITER.
Sept. 81. 1881. c. w. HARRY
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The secretary of the Agricultural So
ciety desires US to announce that the
money for premiums awarded at the late
fair Is now ready at his Office. at the
hardware store of Griffith & Co., and ali
premiums not called for In 80 days will
revert to the treasury of the association.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29
the CIsy schools

N00 C1Sy 8CuOO49
Opened on Monday, the 1sth last, with
752 pupils and new additions have been
made daily. until Row the number stands
$50 pupils, at the end Of the second week.
There are about $50 seats in all the de-
partments, 90 il is not di6seult to predict
how long It will be before every aSaiia-
bic seat will be flied.
THE HIGH SCHOOL
Is thoroughly organized sad In good
running order. The appointment q
teachers, the grading Of the school and
the pleasant, convenient rOOln, will all
tend to make our high school equal TO
the best in the state. The other depart
ments are we'll equipped and with few
changes by way Of grading, will pus
them in good working OrdeE. Il was TO
be hoped that by the help Of the Normal,
the Catholic school and the select school
about 70 be opened, We would be able TO
seat all cur pupils conveniently, b1t We
fear our hopes are blasted.
TEE TOWER CLOCK
has been ct the depOs f5g sbOuttWO weeks
awaiting parties from the est 70 come
and place 4: in position. The furnaces
are all row ready for the cold weather,
asd We trust they win be equal 10 any
emefgeacy. The new walks are shoal
to be PCT down, 30 that when it dOea
rain the mud will nOs Be carried into
the building. The west school ba;ldisg
II u -
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29
Cheap Dry Goods.

Dark shades in American Brocatels,
1Oc, usually sold at 15c. We have these
in 10 colOrs and pronounce them the
best at the price we have ever seen.
Domestic Plaid Dress Goods fine
line at &c per yard.
Buntings, Alpacas, Poplins, Armures,
brocades, Plaids, Stripes, etc, etc, in
great variety.
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Noyelties I'M Dress Goofa.

Ombre stripes, Baysdere effects,
Pushes, Satin DeLyons, Surahs, in fact
all the most fashionable dress goods In
the latest shades can be found at our
coHnters.
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White Goods.

In Bed Spreads, Table Linen and
Toweling, we worked up q big trade
this spring by cutting prices the same
rates will be continued this fall.
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Notions and Fancy Goods.

New Collars,
New Ties,
New Belts,
New Ribbons,
New Handkerchiefs,
New Fischus,
New Knicknacks of every description.
The best Csc Corset.
The best I0c Hose,
The &c Ruche,
The finest &c Handkerchiefs in Kan
sas.
The best 25c Baibriggan Hose,
The best SOC Ladies' Meriuo Vest.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

We invite the attention OF our readers
to the advertisement Of the Buckeye
Mig Co, Marion, Ohio, in another col
umn. They offer rare inducements TO
earn an honest living.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

A son Of James YearOut, . former citi-
zen Of Lyon county, had his arm blown
on Friday ON his fAther'S farm near
MsdIson. BY . shotgun which was acci-
.dentally discharged In his own hands.
The injury was 80 serious that the
arm had % - disjointed and taken OF
- the shoulder. the operation being per
formed by DR.. Fnkins Saturday. Al
aast accounts the patient was doing we'll
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

The water works committee are max
ing arrangements by which the taber-
nacle will be amply supplied with VS.
ter during the soldiers reunion, and
pipes will be put in the early part Of the
week
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

Losr-on Sept. Esd, between Rinker's
ford and the court house, black dress
coat containing account book with my
name. and other articles Suitable re-
ward for its return TO THE News office.
WIN G. SwARfz-
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The Amateur Brass Band has kindly
consented to render some OF their choice
selections of music this evening At the
Union Spy before the rise OF the curtain.
Secure your seats early and hear the
bows pIay.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

See the adVertisementof p. o. Vickery
for agents In another column. Mr.. Wick
cry is Mayor Of the city of Augusta
Maine, which is . guarantee that all
will be fairly dealt with.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

District Court resumed its session
Tuesday morning, and the case Of
Aaxson vs.. ITcCune came MP for hear.
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l. w. Lewis has secured the contract
for doing the stone work on the Kansas
City and Olathe railroad, and started
Tuesday TO put . force OF men at work
IN that line
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Interesting memorial services were
held on Monday at the Franciscan con-
vent, and an able sermon on the life and
character Of the late president, was de-
livered by Father John WOllenhOff.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

Mrs. C. II. Parker had q piece Of one
Of her fingers bitten of by . horse be
longing to the family, which she was
feeding grass at the Fair grounds on
SATURDAY..
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The Union Spy grows better with each
succeeding performance. Do not fail TO
go and see II this evening. OF. Trlmble
As Uncle Tom, and Vint ong. rs Pussy
Jones, are simply immense.
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Horace Bundrem's fine roadster,
which was entered at the fair in the class
for buggy horses, wears the blue ribbon.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

Lee Sargent Is going TO add another
story to his business room on CONNER
cial street and remodel the front.
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MOhsy TO loan In any amount, by the
Central Loan and Land Co., at lowest
fales. Call and see US before making
your lbans, as We can do you good.
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ClOaks. DOlmans. Etc.

We selected the cloth and trimmings
for our entire stock of these garments
and had them made to order. For quality
of material, style and excellence of man
ufacture they will be found much
superior to the ordinary ready-made.
We have them in all sizes, including the
extra large up to a inch and small
down TO S2 inch bust. Prices from $500
to 5000, and 90 per cent under other
houses.
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The Lyceum and Literati societies pro-
nounced handsome eulogies upon the
life and character ofthe late President At
their meeting at the Normal last Friday
evening.
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RI. MoRR1s.

CoAL.-Red and black coal in abund.
ancs, 9, my bank At ArvOnla. Price, SIX
20 eight cents per hushel.
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A heavy rain fell At Eureka and in
other parts OF Greenwood county
Tuesday night
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Examine the large assortment Of nav
goods at the Red Front shoe store.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

MoNEYl MONEY and see II
we have not the cheapest money in the
CITY CUNNINGHAM & McCARTY
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DR. G. A. BIDDLE-wiIld devote special
attention to diseases of females. Once
over Oak Hall store, Emporie.
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Kid Gloves

In every instance where any of our
Kid Gloves rip or tear on first putting
Oh We give another pair. We do not
keep any common grades. Our lowest
price is 81 90 for three button and 81 %
for four button-every pair warranted.
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Mixed paints At BOad's.

The cheapest place in Americas il
WiIIsy's for choice family groceries.
Giess and putty e BOnd's
6ALR--At the residence Of Mr.. n. C.
Elliott. Americas, Kansas. on Saturday.
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MONEY TO LoAH-On chAttel NOR
gage or real estate. VIM. DUGUID,
Cor. OF Merchants street and Twelfth
aWannA
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There was not yard Of black calico
for sale in Emporia on Saturday even
ing.
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rable social qualities and his business
qualifications are of such char lcter as
to insure his success in his new field of
operations.
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Blankets and Comforts.

Our stock of these is very large. The
big bargains are White Blankets at $2.7G
and $3.50. Grey Blankets at 500 and
$2.OO.
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G.B. Peters will open up his new stove
and hardware store on Saturday morn
fn0
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A Bov,. Aav.uture-

Try the New Howe Sewing Machine.
NJ, X. Roblee, rear Of NEWS Block
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The Red Front shoe store gives spec.
iAl AttentiOn 10 the country trade.
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Be wise in time and get 9 bottle Of
DIR. Marshall's Lung Syrup, which al
ways cures coughs and colds and pre-
vents consumption. Price only twenty
five and flfty cents a bottle
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See what the druggists say about DR..
Marshall's Lung Syrup: at never fails
to cure the worst case of cough or cold
promptly and effec;ualIy." Price only
twenty-five and fifty cents bottle. Sold
by ali druggists.
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Sept. 81, 1881.

The -WaIker BoOr'' Al the Red Front
shoe store.
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We know from experiences st. Jacobs
Peor1an.
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HFoR SALE.-12O acres OF land and q
house OF three rooms on Jacobs creek,
will make No. 1 cattle or sheep ranch
having plenty Of good running water;
about i've acres good timber, with some
fifty acres No. creek bottom; price,
81 900 cash. IfnOt sold by October 18th.
will receive bids for fencing same with
good posts and foHr strands OF Barb wire.
Address,
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New goods.
Low prices,
Courteous attention To all.
At The Red Front shoe store.
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LIST or LTxEna

i Remaining uncalIed for in tie post OAee Il
EmpoFia, Kansas, for the week ending Sent
a. 1881 Say advertised" WleE called FOR.
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PARKKs Held P08 POSTAGE.
y. W. RockWAy, Amkerst. NH.
- a. Brown. Atl1i8e. Texas.
Angie Clay, Lowell, MAse-
Lofts CoEbett, LeadgiEe, Col.
Narette Calkins, Kinsley. Kas.
Mrs dnEaes Dunn, Topeka, Kes-
John Dunn, PittsbuKF, Pa
Mora 3. Deekel, 0eaid City, Kas.
Edward Hydon. Grand Rapids. Gich.
Flora Lee. Hyde PARK, Pa
G L. Mixer, San Martial, n. -.
Susan RalEeteF, BF9Enedalo, MINI
c. Vaugha. esarysVtfle, lie.
A. WFlEht. Grand Reptda, Mich.
= q Yonng. Parsoass Kas.
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COI. ALLEN BUCKNRR

paid glowing tribute to the military
career Of his old cOmrade in arms. the
late President, His description Of Gar.
fields herOism and bravery Al the battle
Of ChickAmAnga was thrilling. It was
that act Of GaEheld's which Is q pgomi-
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AT FHE caAIsrIAN cHURcR

no attempt was made at decoration save
picture Of The deceased PresiaenA
which was dFaped and suspended -
HAD the palpit uAder which were he
w0rds-.Onr BrotheE." The ssrnOa, Of
which the following is . synopsis, was
based upon tie tsxttaken from matthew
Ills.
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nent historical fact in connection will
that battle, to-wit: his returning alon'
/ from his duty on Roseeran's staff ate
the latter had retired TO Chattanooga, t
the side of the old hero, Thomas, anc
hurrying mp reinforcements. that gained
the day to Thomas and the Union army
The Colonel did not wish TO detract from
the honors won by Thomas, but the
bravery of Garfield, and The credit due
him for his action on that occasion may
not be overlooked.
Col. Buckner was succeeded by Judge
Buck, who spoke as follows:
Tired as know you must be, blinded
with dust and crushed with sorrow as
am, / shall not attempt a speech.
We are gathered $1,000. OO0 as with
one accord, to pay tribute 10 ouI fallen
chief While he had his equal IN many
respects, take him all in all, he was
the grandest and best example of CON-
pIeted manhood produced in the cen
fury. We hardly know whether most TO
admire him as successful champion or
a martyr.
The angel of martyrdom and the
angel of victory are brothers; but the
OuC 1OOAS HUN dA10 luC Otl1CA
looks down from heaven, and il is only
when, from epoch to epoch, their eyes
meet between heaven and earth, that
creation is embellished with new life
and people arises, evangelist or proph-
ct, from the cradle or the tomb
This sombre gathering of almost q
hemisphere in the funeral ObseQuies of
the illustEious dead, will be nothing but
q pageant and little more than mockery
unless We learn and cherish a lesson
therefrom for our good.
Death is abroad in the land He has
laid his paid hand upon the strong man
and the naughty form is fallen and the
flashing eye Is dim, and the fearful wall
OF stricken ones is bOrne to as on every
breeze. In this awful presence let as
learn the lesson it teaches us, that we
too must be prepared.
Our fathers in inaugurating the ex-
pertinent OF self government placed
their reliance upon divine providence.
As people we have been kindly cared
for by a loving Father.
Our President is dead. We reverentlY
invoke for his successor that same
watchful care, and AT this dread mo-
I1enf, when q nation is paralyzed with
doubts, may its leader through the
gloom and the surrounding sorrow,
hear that still small voice as of old,
"speak to the people that they go for
ward"
1 would speak a word as to our de-
parted brothers. masonic relations. He
was II Master Mason, Royal Arch
Mason, n member of the Scottish Rite
and Knight Templar. and while add
ing luster 10 the same was rounded and
finished by its noble precepts.
Sir Knights, let US emulate his exam
pie and so live that when it is ours to
die we may be prepared and meet the
dread messenger death and in the final
struggle be not vanquished, but vic
torious.
Judge Buck was succeeded by
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took up those phases of Garfeld's life
and character which andsarsd lim 50
wonderfully 10 the cOmnaea people, be-
ginning with his OGlces In the Ohio leg
islature, in behalf OF the poor Of his
state, his sympathy with the private sol
dier aHd the widows Of the eountry's de
Ssndsrs, and all those genial and kindly
staribales which rendered him the idol
Of his cO1ntrymen- The remarks OF
Col. FeighAn were peculiarly oppOrtune
and well chosen, and We greatly regret
his inability 20 furnish them for publIca
kina
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