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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

HAmxs.s G1SCEsoLs OF TAR, for coughs and cold
Tyit
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

HAMMERS CAsoARA SAsRADA BrTTKRs touches the
right spot in dyspepsis, constipation and LIVER com
PAint
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Go TO the lafayette for Hot Drinks,-
Specialues Tom aud Jerry, Peach and Honey, ETC.
4 ST., Third and Fourth. j. o. HECTOR. dI-3pIm
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All who Have Tried w. r. Peferson's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies say they
are the best ever bought Try them d2-Im
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DRAFT STALLION FOR SALE 81

EyoR SALE AT A sACRIFICE-THE WELL
Il known and old established grocery store,
corner OF Seventh and G streets. Inquire on
premises. ja25-2w
YEyo LET-Two NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
i with board, at No. 500 l street (old number
233) between Eighth and Ninth. Boarding by the
day, week or month, at reasonable rates. ia20-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, AT
w a low rate of interest, by P. BOIL.
ja6-lplm
THIRST. CLASS ROOMS, SINGLE OR IN SUITE.
A. Prices to suit the times. The aCcommoda-
lions of this new house are UNSURPASSED, and viii
be kept strictly first-class. Also, UNFINISHED
Rooms. CLUNIE BUILDING, northeast corner Of
Eighth and streets. d3-lplm
NOR sALE.-THE HANDSOME AND -
T. Commodious RESIDENCE (new1 Of P Es,I.
S. LAWSON, together with lis Splendid Nzsss..A,
Furniture. Situated on street, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth No. 1911 VIII be sol1 at cost price.
Inquire on premises or st shop, No. AIS street.
T9.4f
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Cakes, Pies and all kinds of Fancy Candy
at W. F. PETERSoNiS ds-Im
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News strangers IN Sacramento will
find their home papers st No. 52o street. opposite
the Masonic Temple iaII-1rn
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aTEINwAy & sons PIANOS.

a HEYNAE, SOLE AGENT, I,.sss3xs..
~ . street, bet Sxth and Seventh ~ s1s37ss
opposite Courthouse. PIANOS TCa p 4
LET Pianos sold on instalfments. q
de-2pIn
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Capital Cslonnade. IeI7 Tenth ST., bet.
and h. Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars always
en- hand. Private Rooms JOHN HECTOR 6I6. m
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E. VI. stevens, ego street, near Third
Fine imported wines, liquors, etc; also the best
cigars in the city. ja9s-1m
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted for % cents for time three times for 81
Sents or 70 cents per week.
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II begins to look rs II Gen, Warner, OF
Marietta, backCdb the Pennsylvania Rail.
road, would secure thetbuilding Of rail
road between TINT placeand lIellaire. Such
IS the programme now on foot. The Cen
eral recently had a conference with the
Pennsylvania Railroad people in regard to
the project, and ho reports ms followsa as to
tho prospects;
AT conference with the officers OF the
Pennsylvania Il. II. lust week, they agreed
to iron and equip the road, md pay one.
hall the expense Of making the rOad bed,
Their engineer had estimated the cost OF
putting tho bed In shape for the iron at
100000 OF which the Pennsylvania Com.
paty would pay 100000 provided the cit
liens Of Marietta, Bellaire and along the
line OF the proposed road would pay the
other 5000, 900, and furnish additional right
OF why not already secured, He said tho
only hope and chance for getting up the
rOa1, was for the Pennsylvania rOud to do
H. as private company could never do IL
for the road, and II the citizens would only
do their duty in less than year the road
would DO under way.
Tho parkeBburg Sentinel sees the point
oilanger to tho road on this side Of the
river in this movement and warns all
whom 1t may concern that they have no
time to lose. This is certainly true. There
Is no time to lose. Too much time has
been lost already. The road should have
been we'll on its way to completion. II
Senator camden's syndicate mean bust.
ness now Is their time to let both sides Of
tile river see that they IRE in earnest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-03

Coz. JAMES DIcKEY, who farms on the
edge Of Brooke and Washington counties,
was in the city on Saturday, We gather
from conversation with him that the
corn crop is'going to pan out pretty well in
his nelghborhood, He himself will have
al least $500 bushels, Heneversells corn,
no odds what the price may be, preferring
to feed it to his stock, md profcring
also to buy stock (hogs, for instance) at
present high prices rather than sell corn.
Hepusucs the same policy in regard to
hay, He has a large surplus of hay this
season, but proposes to hold it over to
meet possible scarcity next year He
considers farming good business these
days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-03
The I,nrIal ypot Of General GARFIELD.

The editor OF this paper was in PainGs.
vile, Ohio, five miles east Of Mentor, u few
days ago, and learned there OF the feelings
oilhe people in opposition to the proposed
burial Of Garfield at Lake View cemetery,
Cleveland. They had sent committee
the evening before to Mentor to confer
with Mrs. Garfield on the subject, and to
urge that the body be brought to Mentor
and buried on his farm or In the village
burying grounds. They thought that this
much was due to the place where hO lived
and the district he represented in Congress
the district TINT had never failed to
stand by him; that for eighteen years had
chosen him as It's leader, and that was part
aud parcel Of his public lie. 1t seems
that there Is a great deal Of feeling among
his old constituents on the subject. 1t
arises from their deep attachment
10 the fortunes Of General Garfield in
life and death. They are not willing to be
discovered even from the inanimate re-
mains Of the man whom they so greatly
loved and lonored III his lifetime.
This Is very creditable to the people Of
Lake county asa matter Of feeling and
sentiment but they ought to be willing to
leave such n matter TO the ,tnembarrosspd
decision Of Mrs. Garfield. 1tmatters little
where such a man as General Garfield ,nnv
he buried. His fame will he kept green
even Il tho turf above hisrcmainssbould be
neglected, as has been the case with Tho
Garth that covered tile remains of Thomas
Jefferson and one or two others Of Our
Presidents. So far as the American peonle
are concerned they would no tloub. prefer
Cleveland That city Is one of growing
nromihenee and imrottance, and il on1
wiIi M IN Tho hioh ways oi trovri and
at,,.,.,s.as ,ri,.,,.s.t. Il. 49, ~. ..',,,
AvVh'neNe. tnousauus III 'ne lulure VIII
be able to visit the tomb oil Garfield at
Cleveland who would never see IL at Mentor,
MA Hssi esberat;nn NJ tato rnnr,,,
i,as,,ia All, ssi,, Isa,,.ossa.ij Iii '".,'.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

II ~ = NsILE,
~
fpFrant @ decree q the MunIcipt c.,.
l ms s5 nsss ~ Ss an day Of May ISL ~
garet 9, Sweeney, and Mary ]. Sweeney ~ gAl'
and pRntel z, LiSt, executor Of Robert H P,SslaHt4
deceased, Daniel Lamb, trustee and iAa a@ln y.
sweeney defendants, the undenigned' 4 say5, "
se9 n.iTp M ~ Is 9p r,J,, r,ps, :,
a. In 49, SSf VI OCTOBER ISL
and best bidder " public auction Al IN i,o Ss9ll
q the court h9use Of Ohio county " Va "a u ,f
usGil !. property situated IN The e,r y
MueeAIki We sls0t hulunettu ont hunhh.I y y
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OWING to the extreme drouth, which
seems to have extended pretty much all
over the country, there are general calls
among farmers for artificial feed. In many
localities sugarless meal from glucose fac-
tories is being used as substitute for grass
and grain, at cost OF about sixteen cents
per bushel delivered. There seems to be a
wide difference Of opinion as to the milk,
producing qualities Of this meal, and com
plants are numerous that It's use is injuri-
ona
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nIEfl

R1PLEY-on Sunday, October ., iSsi, al ! O'cloti
4; u, HARRY W., son Of William H. and Annt
Ripley, In his sth year
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No. q
Filth street this uionday) afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Friends Of the family arc invited to attend
sHAFFER-,Qn Saturday, October ], tSSt, at II
o'clock 4. ~, MAGOtH M., daughter Of Mn, Martha
shahct Nged 10 years months and Is days
The iunemi will tpkp place from the residence Of
her mother, No 10 North Front street, island, 10,
day Monday NJ i0o'eioek y. ih.etmVn, a, fVn.
ininla Cemetery ifiendi Of The family ate lntlted
10 attend,
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TuE shipmentso Of merino sheep to Texas,
Colorado, and other Western States and
Territories Is large and rapidly increasing.
There seems to be growing tendency to
improve the grade Of wool in these sections,
and fine wool sheep growers are cores
poudingly encouraged, Prices rule high
for ffst-class merino rams, several sales
having been recently made by Eastern par
ties at 81, 800 and 5000 each,
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TaR Catholic hierarchy OF Ireland have
formally and sensibly recommended to
their laity the acceptance Of the Land Act,
believing that it will accomplish much for
the amelioration Of their former grievances,
They thus throw cold water on Parnellism,
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MONDAY MORNING, OcEoBER ..

A log Of seyenty-six beef cattle were sold
at the Chicago yards on Wednesday last
averaging 1871 pounds, The price was
50 sly, which, considering the number, is
the highest figure received this season,
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N1TY OF WHEELING
LOAN OF 1881 a. 70 PER CENT BONDS,

lIy virtue Of the authority vested III gsgy an Nv
dlnancc Of the City Of Wheeling ehnllggIi ,s M
Ordinance 10 provide for the issue and aleO WIZ
Of the City OF Wheeling, TO h. known 4. gnis|
1881 and Tor the redemption and payment i!c leiie,
passed By the Council Oi the sid JiyG MItty ~ Ky
on The 2I day Of August ISL and rAlihel ~ ~
qualified voters Of said city NJ nii election hfo8
Tie 18TH day OF September, lSl, We VIII ol nv w
day Of November, 1881. At the EXCHANGE ,li aIH
Wheeling, IN the City Of Wheeling Mrt " Iihs
sell the binds lSiied under said QnihanCt ~ e I IN
highest bidder for cash. Each va ln,iiI a. " Ne
writing aud addressed 10 the unldcriEle WIKI
office II The CLERK Of the CITY Oi Wheeling KAN
fur Raid bonds will IL received NJ fa'g TGa,isio
thcir mar value Said boilds are coupon V " ibe
tic ariGIint Of Sl5l,hOO; 5000 Thereof NV " ibs
denomination II sion each: Sg,W lhetgo' ,mbs,sd
denomination Of $40 each. mud the slugy . oHc
Of The denomination Of si,WO numGeIVy ,n,,Smisi
Ia SGg Inclusive. snld bOndsQfg dalsl Noii.id
ist 1881, and arc payable on Of beloi, y, ,g nted
igil, at sald Bank anil bear lhiefys, T., "" Tbe CTS
four and One.hnli pcr cent pr AlOi ilu, IisFai
Of Wheeling reserves the right 70 fle" az ~ al M
ynlie any one or more u said bona. Gl W,.tSiEl.
time alter the 1St day u NOyeln,9gf u iiWyEs
s. +. llILDlbll'
~. jElsQS
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MORTALITY STATISTICS OF THE
WI CITY OF WHEELING, FOR QUARTER
ENDING SEPTEMBER 80, 1851.
Deaths from oil causes except Premature and
still bOrIl. ~
Proportion In 1000 OF population per annnH,,. 300
Deaths same quarter last yGRr..,..,.......,.,. l3I
Males llb Whlte .......,,......,. 900
Females .,.,,.,,,., ,.s.., 97Colored,
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ington.p These are placed in the yestibule
Of the vault proper, which Is closed against
the public with IN iron gate. John Adams
and his son, John Quincy Adams, sleep
side By side beneath the Unitarian Church
Of Quincy, Mass, their wives with them,
The tomb Is an apartment in the front part
Of the cellar, walled in with large blocks OF
roughly.iaced granite, and having for door
a granite slab seven feet by three, with mas
siye hinges and lock Of wrought iron, In
the church above, on either side OF the
pulpit, are tablets Of clouded marble, each
surmounted by a bust and inscribed with
the familiar and high-sounding epimphs Of
the only father and son that ever held the
highest Office in the gift OF the American
people,
Most readers are acquainted with the
circumstances attending the erection OF
u new monument to
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Il;IilRUsTEEs SALE OF BENWOOD

n PltUPEhIG V..,.. n
Tnylor and Mary r., his wlic To me as trustee, dalel
Inc 10Th day Of June 1874, and recorded ~ we OIIe
Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Mashal Colliy
shall sell IN front Of tho store Of H. W. FlaheF 10
tie town Of DenwOOl, Marshall county,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1881,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. Nj the lQllUwlngue
sCribed property that Is TO EAyi t!9t lnmbeitd
nine In Inc fourth square In Hmm McMechen't A.
dillon 10 the town Of Bpnwood, IN tho said county q
MarShail, according 10 the Plat o. said a1lllloa
recorded In the Clerks Office Of the County C9lhd
MSfShNii county aiorasAll Title believed loe
poOd but selling as trustee shall convey only Hea
ttlG % L vested In me by the deed Of trust aloEsl
TERMS Oy gALE--One third Of the purchase MONEY
and NJ much moro as the purchaser may elect ci
m h0nd, the residue In two equal ihslal lmenpt
six and twelve months respectively WIN inIsSs NJ
propcrty and q policy Of insurance payable 70
trustee. "a, n ,t,,puIpn r,,tso
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nNRUsTEE's SALE.

liz virtue of deed Of trust made by John R.
Cr1itIdAs and Fannie Crtildns, his Wife iOHc no.
tlerElgned trustee, dated the 18th day Of 0ciOff
1879, and recorded IN the County Clerks O0stq
Ohio county. West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust bM G.
No Is, page $50, will sell NJ public auction a. N
front door Of the Court House Of Sald county ZONE
highest and best bidder, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1851,
beginning at 10 o'clock A, ~, Of said day, the gllCM
Ing described property, that Is ~ say l3i NON
situated on Eighteenth street, formerly gay AnsL
In that mart Of the city Of Wheeling Ohio c0nhy,
W. Va, called East Wheeling together WIN ". W.
appurtlnanCes and improvement belonging l1elvi1
The title " the above property y believed VI VI
perieCt but selling ~ trustee ] vii convey sIyA
ttlo only as Is vested In me BY slCll deed Of lu"
Terms Of sale cash. =. ,,o,,, -.,,,,,o
". II. TALLER. AnctIoncor. -- ~!
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANTED-BELAIoNT NAIL COM
wv PAHY STOCK OF BONDS. cal for Or I'D.
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and the cession oftho family burying-ground
to the care Of the country. Jefferson and
his wife and daughters were buried in u
thick growth OF woodsa few hundred yards
to the right OF the road leading from Char
lottesyilie to Monticello, in q small private
cemetery about 100 feet square. It was
time that It's care should be undertaken By
the public, ior when the Worlds cdrrespon-
dent visited the spot two years ago he found
the Enclosure matted with weeds, the walls
preached, the graves trodden level with the
ground, and the coarse granite obelisk over
JeiIerson's resting place Clipped and bat
tered by relic.huntes till only two lines OF
the inscription were decipherable. -.
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TRUSTEEs SALE,

BY virtue OF q deed Of trust made by p,t,, n
Wetch and Almed!a, his wife. 10 mo n, ,T,,l "
dated the lilh day Of June, 1875. and n,oS \,
the Office Of the Clerk OF Ohio tonnly WeS Wy "
ginIa In Deed Of Trust Hook No s, rare 6S Az,
sell ut public auction ut the front door Of H. G,,,
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on ''''
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER /. lSSI
commencing NJ 10 o'clock 4. ~, the ioll6wIng Ala.
Nrlbed property, that Is To NY: All lhe ~ sn w
nuO.hAlf Of the CRSt OnO-hali " lhp Int Hnml
bCred one hundred and sixty u thpadilOn Ia II.
said city Of Wheeling laid out by Peter Ya,neI
John ElwcCtt and others, commonly CalltI NV;
Wheeling, addition being situate on The north ,i5s
Of seventeenth street nnd having front an Nh
street Of thirty feet md running harl thence irir
feet Oi an uniform width Of said front to lIne INK.
ming through Slid lot clAt aud west and iiydlpv
the same into equll parts,
Title believed TO BE- good, but selling Is trtdrcT
shall convey only such title Us Is vested In me bv
the decd Of trust Aforesaid.
TERMS or SALI,-OnC'thim VI the pnrthaso
money, and az much mbrp Us the purchaser NAV
elect, cash In hand, the residue In Two equal n.
unllmCnt at six ind twelve months n,pCrlIyglv
with interest from dry Of NlC, purchaser glvj6r
notes secured by deed Oi trust upon the breleftS
~ W. =. HUBBARD, Trustee
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TYLER's CRAVE

Is n turfed mound in Hollywood Cemetery
ut Richmond, ten yards from that Of Mon.
roe. No stone marks II, though the State
Is ultimately to erect a monument above
the spot, buta deodar and magnolia
stand sentinel over It, and i Is surrounded
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ALADIAON

reposes in such scene and amid such sur
roundings US the mention Of his name
would lead one to look for. Montpelier,
near Orange, Va, in the centre OF softly
picturesque region, Is a fair and trimestate,
and the cemetery lot in the centre Of a
level field, well kept and neatly turfed,
From apedestal of four pieces rises q grace
full and slender obelisk, inscribed with
MadisOn's name and birth.date, while by
It's side a less lofty shalt marks the resting
place lithe fairest Of Republican Queens,
Dolly Madison.
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by virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Joseph ".
Confer and Catherine, his WIFE, to me as trustee,
dated the 18th day Of March, lSi5 and ncoici N
Inc office Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county. West Virginia, IN Deed 0i Trust BOOK No
i, pagl DO7 shall pl at publiCauCtOn nj the front
door Of the Court House Of OhO county West NlI'
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in 1870 lay in plain vault on tile summit
Of 'hlllock ut North Bend, O., fifteen
miles from Cincinnati. A thick under.
growth then covered the hillock, and the
tomb was not marked by single letter, 1t
WINS understood that the body wns to be
removed to Spring Grove Cemetery, ut
Cincinnati.
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Is on the summit Of a lofty ronc.sllaped
eininence half n mile southwest Of Green.
vile, Tennessee. The monument "A Of
marble on q base Of granite. From piers on
each side Of the graves Of johnson and Ma
wife springs agrahltearch thirteen stones,
on this rests the monument proper-a
plinth suitably inscribed, a die carved with
the Constitution (inihus the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth nnendments), and All open
Bible on which rests hand as II In the
act Of taking an oath, and n tOpering shaft
OF marble festoOncd at the top with the
American flag, and surmounted by an ca.
Gle with OutstfetClied wings.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Twelfth Street

Tho firm OF Henry schmulbach & Co, being dis
solved Mr.. solomon KHlus, connected with the
above named house for the past ID years would Te-
specially inform his friends and patrons, that he
has associated with him MCSsR. Charles RrHlis and
Fred HanEe and will continue IN the same line OF
business ut the old stand No. ll'tl Market street,
under the name and style of knus 4 Go,
Soliciting u continuance Of those fnvOrS which
you have shown the late fnn We remain yOurs,
very respectfully, ga
OCTonPp 1851 OC:l
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reposes in Hollywood Cemetery, Virginia,
on an eminenCe near its extreme south.
western limit, commanding beautiful
view Of Richmond and the James, Above
the body is a huge block OF polished Vir.
ginia marble supporting a coffin shaped
block OF granite, on which are brass plates
snitablp inscribed. The whole issurmount.
ed by sort Of gothic temple-iour pillars
supporting peaked roof, to which some
thing Of the appearance OF bird cage Is
impaired by filling in the intcstlces with
iron grating,
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Is in the garden Of the mansion he pur.
chased on the eve Of his death, The site
Is the corner Of Vine and Union streets, in
the city Of Nashville, and the tomb is near
the gate, in the centre Of a smooth grass.
plot, round which runsa shell path Of daz.
cling whiteness. The monuments OF lime.
stone, Doric columns supporting the usual
architrave, friezc, Cornicc and attic. The
monument proper Is stone rising some
five feet from the floor and bearing the
long record Of Folks public services. In
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]. S. RHODES & co,
OUR STOCK OF
FALL and WINTER
DRYGOODS

Is now COMPLETE, and BARGAINS are
to be found in every department We have
only space to enumorate few of our Spec
ialties, us follows;
Heavy Red Twilled Flannel only &c.
Gents White Hinen Handkerchief, worth
Brocadcd Dress Goods, worth zoe, only
q Manchester cashmeres, worth 4Oc, only
100 dozen all linen Towels, worth zoe,
LA Ladies oosspmer Goats, worth 50 90, only
' l o. Bloqchcd Table Cloths, worth 81 so
only 81 80,
50 dozen Ladies' Fancy Full Fashioned
Hose, worth Acc, only DC,
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TAYLoR's BODY

was ut Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville,
awaiting removal to Frankfort, where a
suitable monument was to be erected over
1t, close to that which marks the resting
place Of Richard Mentor johnson.
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Is great pile Of marble, granite and bronze,
In Oak Ridge Cemetery, At Springfield, Ill.,
with the. description Of which all American
readers have been made familiar from time
to time. The body Of the martyrpd prcsl.
dent lies IN the CataCoiub In leaden coffin,
ihclosed III n cedar Case, within sarcoplE
ngts OF rich white marble, having carved
on one end the word, nI,incoln,"
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Is in Woodward Hill Cemetery, at Lancas.
ter, Pa. It Is enclosed by fence OF black
iron with posts Of mottled granite, the iron
bars being interlaCed bya fragrant hedge OF
roses. Tie grass within Is velvety and
dotted with rose bushes. Tile body rests
in n vault Of heavy masonry covered with
large limestone flags A base Of New
Hampshire gtanitosipports a monument In
the Roman style-a single block Of Italian
marble, wrought with heavy nodded cap
and base, carved with mn oak branch stud.
ded with leaves and acorns, and simply In.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-03
FiLLAtORE's GRAVE

is in the Nfinot enclosure, adjoining the old
cemetery ut Concord, N II. Above II is a
monument Of pure Italian marble, spire
with cap, die and plinth resting on 6ase
Of granite and surrounded by draped
cross, "Pierce" Is carved OH the plihth,
and there is n brief inscription on the panel
of the die. His wife and their two sons
are buried nenr him.