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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-31

! = long time TO 4fotfy, who was waiting
cautiously 20 know bis punishment, q. l
think my little boy must 20 right back
70 Aunt Rachel Here comes papa, he
will take yOu.n TAD isrsf ets 'E-sFo 'inAf
n Ohp' cried Trotty.' In dismay, asa
dom twant tn sToa punishlm Your
self mamma, harder n everything.n SO
But mamma WIS sfrm- CIrotty had
disobeyed Aunt RacheLl and 'tolhera he
must 60, confess and submit to what
ever .punishment she deereed. IS hssaols
IT was, almost dark when. Aunt Rachel
found herself at liberty 70 return homes
She looked nxiOpsly all the way up the
street. but no. Trotty was to- be seen any
where. and her observaIlt eyes. took in
the fact that the snow man, was Just
where she LEFT &c; Trotty having EVIL
IDENTIFY abandoned Il Immediately. Then
she went into the house; all was still and
dark. sGl "a Eas1l s'italHe tFhs 70 tHasAi'
s"Trottyr' she called ase 30 .s4-li'a
No answer. What had happened TO
him! But the instant she lighted q lamp
she discovered what had taken place.
4'"Did ever in all my lifer' she ex-
claimed, Indignantly, as she surveyed
the ruins "Of all things in the world,
deliver me from boyr9 o. .l'uoL - ro
Presently she began to wonder where
the child was, and she left things as
they were to search for him.. But no
Trotty was to be found anywhere.
Dear me-" she exclaimed, really
worried now. '"What IL he has start
ed home and got lost. declare j be-
lieve I'd forgive him a dozen times over
to know he was safe" ..r.
just then the door opened, and there
stood somebody Of about Trotty's size.
For minute or two he stood hesitat-
ing, with downcast eyes; then, very
cautiously, he hazarded a glance up
into Aunt Rachers face and their
why. he burst into tears! - Fm-sor-
rier' n anything" he sobbed; please
forgive me-" " -t,
I He looked so pitiful, SO frightened, so
s. sori.ier than anything" that Aunt
Rachel took him up in her arms and
kissed away the tears, kindly assuring
him he.was forgiven 14eJh 49,
Il don't see what makes me do so
many naughty things" said Trotty to
his mother, as she tucked him into bed
that night. 81 mean to be real good,
and then something comes into my
mind, and does it before 1 finks.
sometimes-and sometimes docs fink,
only Idon't hard enough, ISguess. I
should s'pose I'd learn, cause have so
much trouble and tribilation being
naughty. guess have learned some
to-day, though. Kate Summer, in s.
s.. Times IA II 20
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-31
Dragging Boys and Doing Boys.

Have you not heard how some boys
brag about what they are intending to
do? They are always going to do won
ders. sl $50 sa ...ass sais .imo9 s'' aas9 %
sYou just wait" say they, "and we
will show you, some day, what we can
do" ..s. LA a.. ~ -is. So brr 81
Now is your chance, we would say to
you. You are old enough now, and you
will never have better time. Better
begin now: we are anxious to see your
first effort. Let us at once see you
animated by the practical purpose of
doing, not by the dream, and then we
will compute your future for you. ie,.-
Make an effort. Even if You shall
fail the first time, hundred times, still
continue to try. The result is inevita-
BILE. 1t is only those who falter that
come to grief. Well Spring. 49, .4l.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-31
Our Young Folks.
THE BABrsMGHEREH.

THE BABY 8MGHEBELL.
Oh, it was funny! Upon my word }
The queerest story TINT ever1 heard-A-
The one that lately to me was told
About q baby just 0n0 youx ~ sssshss1zrszA
1t gives a baby terrible fright
T0WAke up suddenly in the night;
And what ean it do but cry and scream
When MH had such a dreadfully naughty
But thfs1ittle baby q whom tell
Teaches over the crib and takes a bell,
Which ne Hngs as loud as ever he can,
T1N thu m0ther comes to her little man.
You may be sure that she gives a spring
When she hears the bell go ing-a-ling-ling,
And hugs and kisses away each trace
OF frown that rests on the baby's face.
Now, wouldn't believe this story: couldn't,
II I'd made it up; and know you wouldn't;
But it. 8 true, for twas told me not long ago
By the baby's mother, who ought to ku0&
"a Youths COnpuntss.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-31

-Whale-oil soap may be used with
success for securing a strong growth of
roses, elegant flowers and luxuriant
foliage; the soap to be mixed at the rate
of third to a haf-pound in pail Of
water. bugs are destroyed by
shaking them. into water with : little
kerosene on top. =
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-31

I'm New York there are about 500
vendors of sawdust, having capital of
5000, 900 invested, and doing a business
amounting to more than $4,000. 900 an-
nually. Forty years ago the mills were
glad to have sawdust carted away;
twenty-five years ago it could be bought
for fifty cents load, but the price has
increased, and now it brings S3.5 n
load at the mills. 1t is used at the
hotels, eating-houses, groceries, and
other business houses. It is wet and
spread over floors in order to make the
sweeping cleaner work. Plumbers use
q great deal about pipes and buildings
to deaden walls and floors. Soda-water
men and packers of glass and small ar
ticles of every kind use it, and dolls
and some living creatures are more or
less stuffed with it. Washington mar
ket takes two, or three loads q day. and
q great deal is spread on the piers, and
stables require many loads q day. Yel-
low pine makes the best sawdust, as it
is the least dusty, and has o good.
healthy smell. But any white wood
dust will do. They make great deal
OF black walnut sawdust, but itFwill not
sell, and e barned. . AZ q W.
1.-The British colonies that have eX-
hibited the smallest increase between
1873 and 1879 are Tasmania and West
ern Australia Neither of them pos
sesses the same great attractions as
their neighbors, but both have lately
shown signs OF. more rapid progress.
New Zealand, the Britain Of the South,
shows the most marked increase of pop
ulation, that having risen from. $780,
600 in 1873 to nearly 100000 six years
later. -..,,.4 - 80 a., .- M .
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-31

Erie Railroad engineer always
catches his dinner as he passes his resi-
dence in WellsbtIrg, his wife handing 10
to him as the train goes by, and she has
missed but once during the past eight
years. Sara @ss-ls s'As % '7-s'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-31
LYDIA E. PINKHAhA',
o VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Positive Cure

u. e. . nG LQ9lkIy6 NuxY
fss an shsss PsAnfsl Osop1aAnes ssA Wesk,ss,s
ssee0nsa teSuR base fsaals Dspalssiss.
n wm cure entirely the worst form Of Female oo0,
painta all ovarian TROUBLES Innamnasson and UlcsrD-
ton, Pulling and DfsplsccDsnsn, ana the consrqusng
Spinal wenknsss, end - partasuiAriy sdApssd - -
Change Of LfA On
Il WIN dssoivs and erpei tun,ors from IN. ussrus 4,
an early stags Of dcvsiopmenG The ssndsnry 70 GA
eerous hpmos therss checked very speedily By ts usa
10 rsuovss fafntness. nsfuicncy. derfroyrai crsvfne
for stmulants, asd relieves weakness OF ths sonnaok
IL cures floating, Headaches, Nervous Pro-trafton
General Debility slsspisssnss.. Deprivation ana IndS.
That feeling Of bsari,e Down esnzns pain. vsxsAs
and backachc Is always permanently cured by fts usA
wfu ~ all times End under all circumstance a~e N
harmony with the laws that govern ths female syusm
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints Of sthsr ssr shie
Compound n unsurpassed. 10 7.
LYDIA y. PINKHANp VEGETABLE cor.
fOUNDh prepared &C f5s and fss Western Aveuua
Lynn, hasa Price o. etx bottles for o. sent BY mai
In the form Of pils also In the form iosrnrrs a.
recipe OF prfcss ~ par bon for either Ma 7nkhsn
frssly answers all letters OF inquiry. send for pamn
"a A1drss ~ abovs. MENTION ns rup~r
No family should BE- Without LYDIA X PrnKHAus
LskR fIlIA They cure Constipation hliiousne~.
ana eospa6v % ~ liver. . csnfs pr bux
Sold by RICHARDSON q CO.. s. Louis. us
.ar = FOB SALE N DRU00ISrs. -
, 1881-09-21

Lieut.. lfnluFy. NJ tho Second Artillery. who ro-
lfopcd 1.fout. titchmond at 1:;D this even.
,nE-nfter which ho' WIS nsuwcsl 10
rrncocM to tho jul. Tho camnnntl-
lug 0f1lcor waa inside tho tRtl. md when
Informed Ut Tho proye,tco nf his cnlcr E!ntnuiI.
ntely cnnir out md Informed tho reporter tl,lt
up to Tint ttno thcru had 1lcGn
Nj EVIDENCE OF ANY DEMONSTRATION,
ard thnt innu wia anticipated tpninht, unless Il
n,o1' sh0ud arrive on tho tncomttiR train. M
lrcreAso ut Einr,lA hnl becH t,rilprea! olt. Whsn
hBkph IL tho jail Warden cnut TO scu,t, tho st1l.
Ger rcpllel that liz hui lttt for Ills hnno ,l:d
would nut return ngAin until morning. and that
hoforo leaving hu fMtl n, !ntervldw With tho
assassin. who ut thHt time manifested cositiora
bio nnrtn, aa lie fearoj tho assault OF n
inb, and requested tho Wartlet to Bhcl1 hn, rs
lar nh l'0ssbo from thcsu persons. Tic M.
pcnreu very nervous hut sntd he would, IN nc-
norhnco With tho Wnrtlc,,'s nricrs rcpuir TO ilta
cniich at1d try tn stucp. NUtlinK nov Inns ,lcyet-
NpeH In his liiI4tttibr altiEp llg received tho nfOr
mutton OF tito PrGsttnt'A alelti ttlor ttlAn thst
1tE HAS SHOWN snLsi: NERVOUSNESS
thnn heretofore. lilo two rnfruad ,.cpots wcro
next visited to seo 1t Any suspIGlmts.lunkt!lg
crowds hnh arrived during tho eycnIllH. ~ tho
baltimore Ohio there lIttl bcen tlp,le. hut tho
uiolAts htntcd thut tiloy feared thoy would arrive
On tho :'N trnili, lls they Ind bron telrgraphctl
to that effect, G1.htr1 from Nuw YnrA. Tho
baltimore Potomac was nr1t ylH!ui ai,d tho
10:4U train, which usuNlly arrives UT ttno, hntl
not yat nrr!vel. Whrn 1t arrived II WIS aaccr.
tHltlc,l TINT int fow pussengcrs wGrG nbuurt. aud
ITO Oe WHO npselrGd tn ho the person nuxtUttst 10
MT nssault Oh tho jail. No trouble Is antlcpntcd
| tontght.
, 1881-09-21
THE PRESS.
CANADA.

TORONTO "TELE0IlAM."
Special DIpaseh to tn Chicago Trthuns.
T0nOHTO, Ont, Sept, 1.-la an edeoria! On
President Gartleid's aeath. tho Ittc0rahn says:
Tho great lesson ot 0arllold's, fate 10 that tho
sroa toe s unpsIueasa csss
politicians. Tho death VI ono OF the gFeAtcst
!nen u Amor!cHn history narka tho surfing;
while tho world now looks en IN sorrow ut tho
huad Of a llberty-lUvInx raee stricken tnt0 tho
tSa dst BY te hap of gu asts S wofid was Y
blosataG 10 disguise of i va'uo ioyoda prico.
TORONTO "MAlI..h
Nover. perhaps. VIVA 20 much sympathy poured
chGDffulness, hIa pationee. his courage, his sub.
mission to Tho w!ll of hls oiyatsians, bly, many
him tu tho eyes OF tho world.
TORONTO "SEws."
Ills lifo was q beautifully symmctrloal ono
up to tho momout when the aes.s!n'a bullet
!nasfed @ tae har.nony q III IT, far proportions;
not At thu base, ind viii stand lfko u brukcis
ehafs Of thu i,urcst matblo In aome city OF tho
beaaty and 81 prIdo lorarar 10 his counssynon. @
Mhu will spe4k Vt h!ui In tho eamo breath with
Washington aud With Lincoln!
TORONTO "0tonE,"
be bfSSST Sgss 9s asss a ses ee
and though hIa death IL great public uAlAmIty,
thatc - no reason gu account of that lt's. ~
Qua man OF thousand mrl IL now essential 10
tho steady pIu4Fess Ut q country. 10 Tue United
las Government aud III Intelligent electorate,
uen. Arthur Will ln tho ofd!nary course suceecl
to tho PRESIDENCY. and ths,lEh ho hHs not a.
sudden and upexpectu1 elevation t., the hl.host
s', oll'oo IN the lanlIono Y tho highest IN the
On hM which aa unlookyd.for tncreasG OF 70.
spousibllIty u apt to hayu On most poople.
, 1881-09-21

Al nsrlvc,f Immediately nftor Mrs. Garfield md
a. ,lttp tlanghter M0ltfo. Mira. Dnrl1eld Ind
nsryet hersrlf fnr tin nnd which sho Ind
,er somo tnura- 4rcatloi ms Inevitable.
nm went at ntce to tho sfho OF hor dying
s",raud, md tnok hia hand In hers. Tho 1rcAl-
INT w,lA helpless and spcccl,1es., but, IA hle
rfc snt tuwn i,y hstn, ho tslrre his face towards
,ers stIrh'Iy an''
r1xrD HIS EYES 1'rnN Its wIrE's,
md 70 he sank fnt0 iineofscluusness, hta eyes
Iii tu.nt af, laur facc. with onu hard stu hull
snr ht,el,anas, Ai,1 her other ttnnd lny IN lIts
hrart. There wis IN wurs1 uttered. hrs. Ar.
nrw aud bliss stt"x by tho bcstsit1n. to!lie, re-
.lrs1pDng her subs, was mt her m0thor's aitfc.
rho wntchers mud Attendants atou1 by, mud
i,r. ltoyntnll SIT ut tho Presidents l,ontl,
tannpg him. Tho pu!so bocarnn entirely ttn-
ncrccptblc. :Tl,c applications which had boon
tnught 10 tn applied as rcstorattvcs iny by un-
t,ucbe.i. Tho chi wna rlAlnly ut hund. When
ano,hue minute had como tito Krnnt -t,enrtetl
man yns dcat. md auy fren frani paln and Rtrfo.
uls tyes wera open Tut vacant, tho pupils still
lcut Un tho fneo of
THE STRICKEN WIFE.
nuscn-hcarte'l Mollle turned and sobbcd. Th1
e,yort wilt, w'lIclt Mrs uar.lelA herself kept
luck her tcnrs was scon In tho liked it,ies
# tho fMto rs sho arosa and
cent from tho room. At tho door OF
her chn,lbcr sE,o broko quito dawn. For tho
mt ttne stu sobbri n!oud, aud III this first
Imrst Of 9ritf sho ati.tt herself alone In ber
chstuler She re1natned thus ntone ior pcrhaps
,hrrc tiI,,,itvs. ind whit new stre,ixtll shu gut
IN rho brief communion wns seen iu hor brAyo
and rcsoluto fnre rs sto catna bnck to tho bod
where her ,luan husband 1ny. Or. Hamilton,
will womut's gentancss, had closed tho
eyclIds. Mss uArllcid, soon by the bed, took up
THE LtFE1.tss HAND
TINT ha,! held her lenrt, and thore ahD sat for
ueary three hours. Dss. AKnow md 1loynton
md Gen. BwuIm remained In tho room for so,ne
iin1c Until, 1t last. Secretary l,rown and Wnrron
Young al0ne wero loft to keep tho vigil till day.
break. Nothing was ever moro pathetic than
tho peaceful lcuth 0k tho once strong man-
tho passing nway of a Nntton'e ioaler, his
helpless hand lying In his wifo'B. to whom ho
sas evcr moro than President. Tho watchers
Oil the outer walls OF tho cottnge did not knuw
until few minutes nfterward TINT tho brAvo
hear, had coasctl to heat. Dr., uliss said thia
uosoIug that tho en,tBc OF tho rcactlon wns only
10 be told by tho autonsy, and ho did mot think
Il was einbaiIsm. u It WAS" he snd, probably
peuralga Of tho heart, Ut which we hayo befuro
had eyEuptolns."
, 1881-09-21

Iss:s e E.? E; @ sas
as, s o' tut A' S"''G saa.h nP't'a ~ steppe ea oae
iMnl'lly ~ y M now @ departure, which le Away ff1m I'm
ito Republic WHO .' co,,li isnvo s.,rmiscd Tint
II as.as'n lurket ln those iIir t,eisls through
70 dircc. tho ct'nr*o f The Atnc' lcn pcuploI i
oaf.tnt fte ctamc TINT 1is life ms ecn Of tint
osa.'f S ty ~ 70 s1 w' sr,mt crm ~ r ,o
tho viii md tho wsa of over 'iEty million ii teo.
stic Viii iii ho con,i'iuscd ,kc % iest for tSo Naons i
wclfhrc. he win rink nnnnR Tho few whuso
names 70 down to dtsnnt geneFhttons.
NEW ON1.EAS3 "TiMEH."
Throughout our whole nnt] tho parttsnn
stands t!lsMrEled. nnd The citizen bitterly de-
plorcs tho denh Ut .tnsnus 4. tlnrfloi,j. We huve
authority. hut his cathne motives, IN disclosed
IN hts public utternnccs, commanded rcEprGt.
Ihers was nc;!ct in his cand9r TINT nersae,!
accession: That hu hnllnwe'i tho Executive puwcr
and fosterea f,f'.,e of tho ven0nl which tn often
a Seen 9 Il 81 s est eaf est s
ot an ttsrlt,t1s creditor ujn!t hts conduct In It.
smut mule utH,n him ho seemed to confirm thla
pers'!aaon. and may be sni'l 10 hnvo ltokGtl tho
country btlunEey n tho eyes with fnith nike II.
tasln hns lifted h!s vlsiifn 10 sAd but infty
c,nthcncg III tho affections nf bis c0untryIneE,
M tions ' e IL, cotry nearcr % togethor r. in Il" co. esa
mon sorrow that, they hnsu bueA brought Within
the previous hnlf ccntury. Tho blooti Of Tho
mar'yr innY provo tho scnl Ut II moro perfect
1ulOil.
NEW ORLEANS "nE,tocnAT.a
fio II 'lcad-struck down at tho post Of duty,
brutal upprcssor sacrificed 70 peoples fixhtcaus
iI'llKnnttons no fenble {tliheclle WIN had tt1,
"s t .ros S ts Ds a x s s M r
eympathes nnd tafty purposes, II tit Representa-.
, 1881-09-21

gram Of proceedings IN connection With tho re-
Union Of tho Army Of the Cumberland aud tho
reception by observation-disclosures. Tho aeternina'
uoh hrf1Scu at W1A TO mako tho proceedings
tartako exclusively OF memorial character.
alsponsInF with everything Of festive naturot
'!nc'idahs tho proposed banquet to tho Union
f'oys' tho preparations for which had proceeded
on IN extensive scafe.
4 JOINT AtEET1SH or Ex-CONFEDENATE9
AND Ey-FEpEfsALS
followed. and tho nctton taken by tho former
was unanimously cono,rrnd in by the latter.
Ex- Ex-Posttnastcr-ocncral Koy presided at tho
JOINT lneetlnHs anu III n Tow well.chosen words
foterrod to the sud calamity which hnd over
taken tho country. aud was followed by Cons
nHoof anu e!ht' FcueFals, anu Ge'l. Powell,
sial' Gofhcll. anu other cx-Conteder-
ates* Ino nfoRFaH'' as no" inhl o,'t,
wiz cohslst ol bf1oT business
eessl"n tohorFo" or tho society OF tho Army OF
INC |uhbeflana ana tho entertainment OF It's
mc1hecrs ny committees u ex-Eon1euorntcs mp
N'lntca !ur tno purpose. ihufsdaF ~ noon t,o
QUITS anu Stripo9 osapca III mourning VIII 10
no'stea On eancloh lslIt' potn fcaerale aau
Con'euefh'cs participating. at : CLOCK inuts-
aus n.'e9nt,a masho1'a4 Services VII! 10 heia NJ
tuo Noufnnouso, N when tno military anu
satt1eha VIII taSo pas'. 1nc occasion VIII par
. .MAo 'a1.e'y ol fels'ous ena!aceer. ae'cRa-
M l'os' WI ~ He!ecte1 lo atteha INC 'uhefa' opsa-
9ues u tAo 4hto Ealet hlaR'sstates Feho!uuoha
, 1881-09-21
/" "AVENGE12S."

Special Dtspatth to Ths Ehiei9o Trttnfk.
cLEvxEARp, O., Sept. Alt VIII rcad14S DO
cono0dGd that there bus never my stnglo event
transpired on tho American Continent that nos
had tho effect ct 10 horrIfylng tue ohuFe peopt0
al tho aaaa4!nution OF President aafhc1a' boF
almost q quarter Of q year every Jay aaa every
hour Of the day has brought "a~ an&totS ana
Alea to be uuanchol uuulu IN the darkness OF
night, hut wh,lo this generally upplica to the
entira people, all that Gun possibly ~ sa'o OF
others should 10 mult1pllcd ! hanufea Or
thousand fold when application IL iaade TO tho
Western heaeEye or Dho. whose people ths
Ocuosat represented for nineteen years ln the
C0ugreta Of tho Uulted sfateas waere to
, 1881-09-21
THE SOLDIERS.

S144A l. l. 4AN oo0XAS
TIE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
Erttlai Ukspatth 10 Ihf Lhisaaq I.tfnHns.

TIE AlsMy OF TIE CUMBERLAND.
8ptttal Usspatth 10 1ht Chicago TrthuRs.
NASHVILLE, Tcnn.. Sept. 2.-Tho nova Of tho
death OF President uArliold reached tho uletu-
htrs Of tho Army Of tho Cumberland of tho
Northwest, cn r0nte for Chattanooga, at Hoop
grst0wn, and WIS confirmed 1T nuuville, whero
tho bells Ut the town were pcalIux toFth thelr
uournful dirgc, and Kayc IL very weird and sol.
e,nn sound OIL tho still night mir, At Henderson
mourning g00ls were procured, md tho loco-
motive an0 ours woEo draped tA whito aud black
Grape. llulkes were tnado by tho laaes accom-
pnnying tho excursion for each Of tho members.
j. ". burst, 9entor Commander of tho Grand
Army OF the lsopubIlo, who accompanied
tho excursion on It's why to tue reunion at Chnt-
tunouga, sput Il telegram to tho VIGe-t:unl.
maudBr, J. ". Iiarpcr, Of Peoria. to Issue nn
order for tho nlempers OF tho Order to wear tho
usunl badgo Ut
s.0UlsSiSu FOR TIE NEXT Thirty DAYS.
At Henderson. Ky, while tho tralu was tein-
porarity delayed. tho excursion pnrty from ChI-
caxo. u1nbrAc!ug tho auxiliary association OF
tho Army OF tho Cumberland of tho Northwest,
wern called to order by tho President. Col.
Earlo, and tho following adopted;
In Wow cf tho terE:ble at,ilctton which has Ia
tho providence Ut Cod oycrtnken ollE Nation.
calamity which shocks nll n4t10nuittGa, crGeds,
Ana loiIt1cal parties. olr Journey which We bud
hppG.l 10 mako III puFt 1T lcnst i tunr Of pens-
urv. Is changed t0 MItnOst 4 fuA0rHl cprteHG.
ehmai. Fn ~ tshI +v,"1,,.r shr ,nisnrsmrv ~
whist, 10 snisw hi mnncsi In soIcI,rnte MIR inst
Chlef WuQlstrntu wus Chlef Of Stun mud on.
dcared himself To alt Of us, md won plaeo ut
nHor seHr sssonS t. tn nsoySa ns
uHusfu t -, sra,,na shn o,,n,, a-nvn @o''''"e'
,,nunssTr,,1. ~, ~ in, ,.r,rtT n,xrpurxcr,
r.. ~ '..a,,, s,sa.r ",a"lor." ~ n.r ro,non,
cn.nirx a..l ,In'te Jill Iii T., conanmn,oio tiat
unjttctti0n Ut our beloved Iund which wo bl-
lioye was tho cherished Wish OF uur lAuonted
and Ioyed prea!dunt. Appropriate Ut this, AMI
III tSesdnei4 Thsr dir irafns martini ,n,,aio and
, 1881-09-21
ITEMS.

=. ".sstH
spfe4d' b''pa'en 70 4"~ ca'eaao 4'to"nf'
WAsnisoros' y. " sopI. sA-puf!n9 tno carry
lart OF AUGUST IL ~ sa'a' Tug ireslaonI s'sneu
Wl!l "h>ch loases all Vi n's propofty u h's
wldoW. on tno ean'o ahy' hnalne tnht oo coula
Vr'to 30 well. no stls'stou On wFit'ns letter 70
bis motnor, which ho d'd. Ih's lettor tound 1ts
way Into tho newspapoFs a low days after
IT IL KNOWN
That Mrs, Garilctd favors n funeral as fred from
lIsp1ey rs possible, aud lhnt tho Into Pros!tlont
md similar ideas on tho subject, md, on several
rcasIong, expressed It lu talking to por-
nual tr,ends From tho sumo sourcas It
sleer1lcd that tho deceased owns real cstato
.,nuuntlng to about Sa5,000. This cst,mato In
:iudea tho house 10 occupied In this city rs bis
prifSto residence dnriug tho last eight years no
Kas in tho ilouso OF Representatives.
ONE or THE PECULIAR INCIDENTS
n nconnrotjon With tho traKctly fs tho prediction
nadc by Gun. II. D. Mussoy, wcls-known law
ler or this City, and a personnl friend OF tho
ate President. On Saturday. AuR. II,
he phyaclans gave inc president np'
shnouhosh8 10 airs. darnead ma inc Cao1-
'ot tnat no coula not l1so' Ton. Massoy
~. r .,.. ',n,, T., W., Wr,. H. ao,I ~ A.,
~ ,bir,r t,,o I,roa,don. would ,,o m tt,o+ 5nw
M thot ~ ho tI", NJ III e. svn,,t, In ~, Eont
~ .a,.a -, ~ ~ -. . 49,, w. oors -
, 1881-09-21
TIE CITY IN GENERAL,
MtHEEr NfftEr

tn r,.ttu
w,s,,rc-ov n - cant ri frAo La, t,s
,,."., ,a ~ ,.,as,,o, ,,o, th..,,,a,, ~" ot,.
1r.", ~ a,osIn'< ~ thn s'a :, ,,n,s md ,,,,ns
,a,"'s .,s =. ns .nan ae .s'sSs
~ ,nani, ,,7,,., IN atsn.te ,,,,u,, rr,n ,,tooo
to place. md tin utmost uood ortfor prevailed
cyerywhorc. hut carIy In tho afternoon most
of thusD who wcro on tic uyeu,1es md Mt protn-
Inopt pointa OF tho city retired to ther homes,
md from That timo on thpro wis almost Snbbatt-
like stiffness. From time to tinlo extra
et]it!ons Of tho locn! miners wcse H.
sued, but thoy contained very lttlo
DAMMIT information from Lonr Branch
conccrnEnr tho nrrnuucments to be mntc for
tho funeral of TIM lnto President, mud tl1eru was
more or loss spccu,ntion CONCERNING what would
In t,otln1t1v settled upon.
A11. nay roSn
Mt tho Uh,tn Houso nrrrarnttnns ,vero hntno
~ !uS a,' aer.tro,, - H., nnu"e,,.r 1912
-, oud ~ Noat iino.n UNA nao n,,, ~ or,or H.,
~ .aa ~ ssa1s ho 1o,,,t",t ~ ,,.t,,,r ~ ,ho ~
.. 49,. -. .ss.,.1.,, ssn.,.t... 70 - ,.sa..s
.hIs ,vov,d ho t1oro m orn M tho VhI+n IIorao
..s 49,. ,srssne.,e., srno,.h,, ,,.o. ~ ran,o,,
h"sa,.or "a ", hr rr,ys,c.sncretnrv I,r,,,yn ,hnt
a,ra t,,rn,,1 .ns tor chtt1ro, soul,
-ro',o,,,s "rr,,.o NJ 4ho with 1In,,so .a.r, tno
- o, e,.,, ~ 10 ,s,o ,,~oo,,t,,.a ,,o.,ts ,'.. o
, ,,,sa o ~. ~ % ~ ,,,a a., l., srnooa,e "ss
ca, norno,t,,s r.o+o m nara o,,1 n,,or nrt,ntos
s.n,nh a~o ~ hn ronnroI ,r n FAM 1nva Ern.,
n"n,,. ..,ar,,nn ~, It ot ,,tan+ h,,dro,,r ~ ,n,
woro engogoti in draining tso whito Honso. thc
various .5nnnrttnont m,ildinus. nnI tbo f,nnttol.
and MI nIono tho etrtota and nvs,I1les tho u,,si.
ness houses woro nut In mourning,
,,.,.,.,
..,s 49, ~. a..'J ,s....:,
ntnonR .lno pcop.o "ns u",otou caieny 10 e1'
ptosslolis VI eostom we. w aon VI .ne Llss's
aeht ana eo'n'nont on .uo to1's a1a lchanEAaulo
1tsueR'u w nau n"u 4os ne'.tN tutce h'otus
hltto "ns sAIo tes's,u'as .ao lueaee: NUM- ~, pat
hluu "orus "ete apGhot4 =. os". Astuut' M nuete
was hppnson.y lult reuls1huon " 'no aeilea'o