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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01
APPARATUS FoB COOLING TIE an.

a very effective apparatus has, Il
appears, been brought out IN London
foF cooling, purifying and disinfeet-
ing the air Of saloons, cabins, hOspit-
ais, etc. The plan consists In pump
log cold water through pipes which
are fixed In the ceilings, running the
length and across the saloon or ward
Ia q hospital. In these pipes are fixed
rods, outside which Il Is intended 10
have q thin dlm Of wateF triekle
down, this being regulated by q cap
fitted 70 the upper end Of the rod.
The water In thus running down the
rod will, il is claimed, absorb all the
PARTICLES Of dust, etc, that may be
floating In The air, also cool and puFi-
" the initiated atmosphere; any Of
the known purifying chemical agents
can be mixed with water for the puF-
pose Of disinfeeting. The water, AZ
Ter running down the rods, is carried
away By an arrangement Of pipes un-
der the flooring
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01
Az ABOUT ADAM.
Middlel0En Transcrln

iMtddletoEn Irlu1criH-l .....
Adam never had to try 60 maintain
S6,OO appearance on 500 income.
Adam never In fit OF abstraction
sat down upon coil Of barbed fence
wire.
Adam missed a great many vexa-
lions Of spirit that are common 10
man of this day.
Adam never lived next door to
man who was trying to learn 10 play
the ACCORDION.
Adam never had 8 tight bureau
drawer at which he was Juggling come
out suddenly and set him down with
such vehemence as b KNOCK four
square feet Of plasterlng on the cell
ing
Adam never had 10 wear a collar
with saw teeth all around the Obtru-
sive edge Of Il.
Adam never eel over a rocking
chair while cropping around In the
dark amer the bottle Of paragorie.
Adam never had 10 fasten one Of
his suspenders with q shingle nail and
the other with a hair pin.
Adam never got to the depot lust In
time 70 see the rear end Of the rear
car disappear around the water tank.
Adam never had to rock the cradle
while Eve ran across the street 10 Dor
row cup Of sugar from & neighbof.
Adam never hsd 10 keep the baby
while Eve went out with q deter
mined cast Of cOuntenance TO reform
the world.
Adam never had his only pair Of
gum shoes eaten up by q dog while
he was spending an evening with q
friend.
Adam never sat up an ave o'clock
In the morning to get the returns
from Ohio. and 10 az LAT learn that
the other fellow had carried &c.
Adam never came home at . very
late hour from she lodge to discover
that he had left his latch KEY In q
pocket OF his other pair Of pants.
Adam never had q neighbOr's elf
to reach over the line fence into the
bo1udisss ccutiguity Of his premises
on wash day and chew OF eli that
part ofhis other shirt, below the en-
getting clause
Adam never went down town try
ing 10 reneshber an Injunction toEet
q washboaud, q pound 81 soap q ball
Of tape. . bottle Of infant food, spool
Of garnet sewing silk, q paper Of hair
pins. two yards % pink MOSQUITO net
ting and mouse trap,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01
ANTLERa EnR nRNAMENIs.

Where do you get such big deer
antiers az those 2h said q young man
10 blaek-eyed, curly-banged girl in a
taxidermistls store IN Williams Street.
He referred 10 q pile on the walk.
The girl dropped q crow blackbird,
which she was fisying, and said
Those deer horns grew on elks In
Montana. They are not very large II
compared with Others"
The young man was directed 10 an
adjoining room. "A red-mouthed pO-
lar bear, with paws wide apart,
greeted him on one side a. he opened
the door, and q leopard with arehed
back and knOtted muscles, seemed to
snarl at him on the other. Overhead
hanging from q tangled mass Of
whitened horns, and on every side Of
the room, there was q thn0ng Of mon
keys, squirrels, birds and animals Of q
hundred varieties. all IN attitudes
which looked az II the old babOon in
the corner, with his fingers TO his lips.
had checked them in the midst Of :
wild caFOusal on the entry Of a stran-
ger.
"Horns are Just now very fashion,
able. Such things vary from year to
year. Last December we sold a hun
dred pairs Of antlers," said the girl.
How much do you get q pair 90
From three dollars for a pair Of
small Virginia deer-antlers to thirty
dollars for q hve-foot spread Of elk's,
and forty dollars for pair OF magnifi-
cent moose shovel hOrns.n
did that include the stuffed head?p
'No. Mounted head and all, moose
or elk horns, bring sixty dollars and
seventy-five dollars. Those animals
are dying out very rapidly"
what Is the very latest thing In
the line Of wall ornaments ?'
"A wild bOar's head. We have lust
received = barrel full OF the skins.
When properly mounted they look
delightfully."- vicious, and sell for thir-
ty dOllars.n
Keeps the proprietor pretty busy
to supply the trade, doesn't It ?" said
the young man, nearing work up
stairs.
"Yes. He employs eighteen hands
besides me-"
"And what can you do?"
81 can fay more than 400 birds a
day for use as hat ornaments"
Are the wages high ?n
"As high as the skill Of the opera
tor. The men who can show the |
muscles Of an animal and place il in |
and natural positions get |
from fifty to sixty dollars per month";"
N, y. Sun.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01
~ HAn - ATILsT-

frou the audGio TINES.
There" she said, rs she raised q
window In q Pullman car the other
day nov / can breathe The air In
this car is sitting. Why don't they
have better ventilat'-9. If couldn't
sit next to an open window ] believe
I should die"
Presently q slender female sitting
directly back leaned over and asked
her IL she would not just IS lieve close
that window now. as the draft was
more than she could stand.
"N6, madam, ] will not close this
window. / could not live with IL
down ! was just thinking how de-
lightful il was with il open now you
want IL shut, but I shall not shut IL I;
80 there 81
Then you are q selfish. thing,
shall have - eliauge NY saal"
just then Q gentleman sitting close
by reached over and said, Ladies.
that window being raised makes no
difference. as this car has dcuble win
doEs aud not q breath 81 air can pos
slbly get through The one that d still
down.
Then the one that bad raised the
window turned 10 the other and, with
q crushed look on her face, said
Madam, beg your pardon but |
think two fools have met at last.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01

COLUMBUS, o., April Public
announcement has been made Of the
separation Of Fred ID. Mussey and his
wife. They were married June IS
Gov. Foster protested strongly at the
time against the marriage Of his
youngest daughter 10 bis private sec
rotary, there being sixteen years diff
ference Ia their ages and considerable
nOtoriety attaching TO Mussey as a fast
young man, but he could not prevent
The marriage They lived unhappily
till the governors term expired, last
January, when Mrs. Mussey went
back to FOstOria with her parents, aud
Mussey remained here.
After two months Mnssey went 10
FOstOria one day while the Governor
was in New York, and fOund Mrs.
Foster and the two daughters alone.
He told them the affair was coming
out IN the papers In a scandalous sem
sation, aud the only way 10 stop Il
was for his wife to Join him again.
The family became frantic over the
fear Of Misrepresentation IN the press,
and Ms. MUssey came back with her
husband to Columbus, but In a few
days her father returned hOme and
she left for FOstorla, stating that the
separation was final; that she could
not live with a man for whom she
had lost respect. no matter what the
consequences. There was no affinity
OF disposition between them, aud
while there Is only q separation,
without scandal or legal procedure,
the affair has given rise 10 much
sensational gossip.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, April 17th.-
Hon. 4. A. Hendricks returned home
yesterday after an absence An Europe
Of four months. The purpose to re-
ceive him at the depot with music and
crowd was abandoned, and he ar
rived quietly, being met by few fam
lily friends. On the trip through In
diana Mr.. Hendricks was waited on
1t every stop, and q general desire to
hear him speak was expressed. He
was excused however, owing 10 IA
tigue Mrs. Hendricks, In excellent
health, returned with the ex7gov-
eTnOr. Amid the volume ofinquifies
made OF him by friends, q question as
90 whether he had seen Mr.. Tilden
elllcited the reply: "Yes, I stoned
In New York two days and made 4
short call upon Mr.. Tilden. Our talk
was purely social. Politically sneak
Ing, no person knows what Mr.. Til
den is going % do except Mr.. Tilden
himself. think no person Il author
lied 20 speak for him. Mr.. Tilden is
a remarkable mantle most remark
able Of the eye. No other man In
America could have written such .
letter IS Mr.. Tilden wrote 70 the Iro-
quOis Club-perfect In thought and
language.
Mr.. Hendricks thought Mr.. Tiiden
was not looking quite 90 well now a.
when he saw him several months ago.
Jap Turpin, q WellknOWn Demo
cratic newspaper man, was with AR.
Hendrioks on the way from Rich
mond, who says: 1.-THE philosophy
Of the whole situation Is that there is
but one Democratic ticket before the
country, and that = the old Onen
Mr. Hendricks himself declined 70
make any statement relative to his
candidacy and the old ticket and
made no remark that WOuld lead one
to discredit what seems q moral car
talnty, that he is candidate for the
Vice-pEesidenCy, provided Mr.. Tilden
viii anyway consent to the use Of bis I
name e. the leader Of the ticket.
II h known that when Mr.. Hend-
rieks landed In New York be was at
once sent for by AR. Tilden, and al
though the call which followed uas
brief, Il Il supposed 10 have been
mighty interesting. There a no
question o. the fact that Mr.. Heid-
rick's immediate friends IN tai8 city
and state sre perfectly certain % the
domination q the old ticket. They
admit no other prohability, no matter /
how strongly they may talk Ne
Donald.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01
Road Notice
sTATE OF EANsAsl
Couuiy u saline

- ~ W n NaHaH 81
coaniy % saline
unre Of County Clerk. Apri f-fl. fa-I
eiice d hereby given. th1i Oh I'i. iltl isr uf
y April issi, a peiiii1u -iruel o. Qra- u. sIfi-
ler aro = others. uas pre- 20 B. ft- E1rrI %
Conniy lommiaianerl of the County ana state
alorea1id. praying lor ths orrniu- aui rHfenliu.
o. certain ru1d. flcseribai fllIaur vie Com
lleuciug 81 the a ~. corner of f..tiln.1 in s.fs-
mon township and ne s corner ~ saaff.n 3D.
ecilnlon township, aui n. r. forsrr ri artinu d
IN kuleEa ioWnsaip and 81 81. c1rnrr of .-t. Jos
;, IN knrekn township. and rnnulnr uasrr-r.l
along ile toun1hip hne h1iueru rrciion 70 .n
toiuuron tculahi7. AMI aeetiau 9 On Errat1 fa1H-
shlp. and leciion B. iu ur.ieg Township, rul .er-
Son On Walnut t0unrlir. ana one I'D. rI..l
hali there iuierlrrlnr uifh fluHfy rall u-r
apen-
Whefeupon. sati bard Of Co1niy Commission
err app1lntei the following uumed I.rrolf. I'd. b
rederick Rogers, 2. A. AuieFs1n aui william
epe4Ea ~ VleHerz. ~ iu1iruciiaua 90 ulafl. af
De lol.a OF ttu- ". Milier Oh Grcllay t1urshln
on holi1y ne ialh dag % Say A. D lssi. afl
proceed % rieu sad raad. AMI girr % an farii--
he1rinr.
b order o. TIE Bard % Csuuty Commlaleuar..
I0sEFu stElErr
sEAL- CourfT Clr1k
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01
Road Notice.
STATE or KAxsAs1
CuunfT Of saline

CouniJ Of saline.
-0let 81 C1uniy Clerk April t5it. fsst
~ Ctics = hereby EiEeu. ihaf on ihe 4dih faT uf
81 AfflL lstf, refiii1n siFnfi o. James Tlf OBJ
en1 d sthers. rs pressntei o. a. Beard ~
County torui-7lpuru % thc tuuufF an1
ilate aicrusdi. paying ~ the FirEiue ahl ar-
leg OFT Or q cariala r1li. dfrrrilci - rliaaa
VIZ Cq1lenciuE a. the sllouln Firar haturcu
tlh T. D. and ihente rIuninr iIe r1uih on rar-
tiop iins % ~ suaty 1863 River = all tdunstih
and unge.
|eIl app1infai Che tliauiug naInei rfrrInr 81. :
~ W. Cdilius Noah Ripple AMI ]. d.. MlIer A.
FieueI-. uifh Instructions 81 meet at tha tan5t %
James Iuhin IN DlTiou iqTualIn. On Ihnrfnr
tte eIh d1y OF Nay. A J. Issi, 1ni rr1feel ID
riea rali rad. md TiEe % 20 Ilfis1 ahenrilI-s
b order 81 the B11rl Comfy Comm sioneF1-
Raj I17ErH saEsEEr
CcunfY CLERK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01
Publication Notice.
EDWARD iESrz. Dseuiiu,

u f-..r0f fH.
"A 90 are heItts u.tiari that thc pltiaiil above
u uaia.-l ht. ai.d lrr Ieiiii.-n against you in
abe t..t. su.lI ID .aIri. aud iu the above eufltrl
iriisu. cher. iu tus Hffii-- piaiuill au4 defend-
aut arr 81 4Ia.s .fIf..i Chat tnu haze heru sued
iu .thl e.ufl hr ..l rilintE. and That the nature
ol fIr ..Isfu-uI ut sud praTeI lar lu her said
petition a-it- F.H p ih sifli ilFur,e iru1i
500 aui tt. .a.un.InH Boz HlIls Do ullir and that
uuf.. ti aIis ue.r hel SSH i.iii il uu sr before
d.. I'D Itrni H.t. a o. i-.f fI.t .1uir slli d.
tlLru 81. fru- a.i ~ .-iirrt of ore rifnrc herein
..f.I Ilr .rit.l ..r uiii De- ruilsei acgariiHIt-
MARY B. IENIt
o., I.hr 60 >r.r-y. h.f AltHru-s
-l..r1 karst. q .rl fril. i-~t Ii
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01
AsOesA ANObASIs
81 ATE Df KANSAS
County of saline

N'.tA'N "t 7Nli''if
gagg ai ceuuiy Clerk. affH llih. is-t
vi ail.- it hereby .iffn. iHal af Oh IN. d frr n
u April SO lf-iiilsh siruati.i fir.s a. l..,l-
hr.t au4 aiNFl HrH l.rraeu fei o. tn. O. a.i Il
1tihtf ti'init .inu-r ~ tH.- f'fIrI r.. % sfaf.
ai'ifr lti. i,ilt iff isr fh iaaiii5u 10 r-rinin
private iaai. i..afiIfI a. aN.a .. t.fa
l,a D. ins .u ii- psiliiy rssi q th- b. " csrus sr
ihe 2 n ih. v q N -sriiau %. iaua.hip %.
.-ns Nra 20 tih r. " tn Hriinr farinif.
Kama Iinliu. ihrnrr uHTfh q neaT al f.raHfl.-
DIE - th- s. NJ. corner q fhr 81 a b
Z seeiiui =, township 10. r1uge : w.. l-atiar rsil
roli - A. O. sluse tlr least Iiu1lr o.. 1850 d. b.
raiIsei and grt eloi raj.
Nh-feupun, laii hllri of County Clruaii.s.1r-
~ apFeiuteti ne ioiiuUiuIf namel rrrrnrs "a -
.IeoFEe snyder J. NJ. Andrraln, and J.r.rrh Az
lertau a. Fteuers With insffref i1na o. trI-sf ir
equiuueiien 9Th che tauufr surrrFar. 90 The
l1is- uf Jonas heuleil iu fir-tf.F fiaIs. ..r
Aoniay the iath day 81 MaY A. d fsEt. ami rfs-
haarine
Hy urier ofrir Eaari 90 fsrnf. .,i.sl.-f,u~r.
aiAf- In..rfI rft..reT
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01

nHITmnw antrd Cor The Live. oil 90
AITHNTATT55,s . Is, 4. - q. e. +, r.,
twice Jar uriCr. The fastr,t
selling book In Amsrica ium-use profits 90
agents All Intelligent people ufnt 60. Any one
can become successful agent. Term. fr.r-
HkLLErr PnnE Co. Portland Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01
LAKE ERIE & TESRI R'Y

The most direct ruuie between kansas civ.
% umah and Cleveland, Buffalo. pitisLure. Nea-
loTk bosieni Philadelphia. Mashiurtoal Baltimore
anl AT points kasi-naking ciuse Connection with
all the Trunk Lines
First class equipments. sieel rails. Wsstiuehss-e
Airbrakes, Miller platform ana coupler. g.lerant
neE Reclining Chair and DraHinr-rootn C1fs AZ
taehed % AZ through passenger trains fre ID er-
- chafge 20 at art class pastnEcrs holding
ihroush uckets- The Few changes by this
Route are al nia'ie N unon uef1fs-no Oianii.,s
Transfers.
Ask for Tickets % any point Hnsi VIA Jake Eri-
= " e-iern ny Maps aul other inforuati8u
iafnished nee upon apiiclfisa 90 principal Tiekri
qtleesi or aidrees a.. VI. SMITH.
Grul Pa AGENT
fi.aan. un.f..n f1
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01
Road Notice.

STATE or KANSAS
tuunty of saline
Oncs H, Dslniy i.rk Arril lash. lisa
l." otf'f 2 herrfg rirrI. that Oh we Iffl Do. .sr
~ am, l,,i petition -t-uai ty a. De-. Eifa H
ltHi IT. fili.'fs. f1T rr.rrff o. fla lt.fff ~ ,.-
iy tYutli 1-iuuers ut ihs tslnIv uui s-tf 1fer4-
Al- rtaf tlt Cor t.r riruIn. nli 'syIH. ...f .. b.
1erlaiu toil o. ibsi a, diliaas vi t..ia.r.,.-
eng 20 a. -viih rHd lf quarter -eciloa lH.- 20
lhe n W nf sec sI r0uuthinl9 caura 9 as-f
Thence north tn Mrii-frV creek Tlsnrs
sr'iiud DE tr.i Hi said creek Oh fhn t.if.H..s...
% sail qutrirr s.giioh iinr. Thetes 1orfh is
= Joe filrr- tia n.r aIHraI thr heed 10 Il. "a
rifer O. The inter cciten 90 esd auHrtsr ~ fIa
Zoe lhrn.- uartl ie saline rifef. t rosaiur ssii
rtfer ~ or uesr ss q qu1rtrr s--fl1u linr lh.lea
n1Hh 70 iha .flth line 90 lectian a., thsur- usst
- feda O. th. ..uth east corner 81 rocfisn -
thenee uar.h 90 srfiisu iin- aH.-aaif taila o.
come ont uIth cauurF road.
NhercuTuns D E1sri 81 Couhti Cent? i-tiar.
erf auIpintcd thr fnll1a ~ uaaicd frr-an- Was.
Benjamin Bean Q q Rfsh4p ard W De- Narr.-
- ficgcrs. Fiih iHlirii-iinua o. leei IN zen fr-
ton VIII TIE County S1rsrfrr. 10 ono hr..,.. f..
81 B. sliumri On smoky fiil fua nl bic. o. Eriltr
ihf - Gay n Nay 4 ID ISL and uracrf.l u
rieu said rnai, aud give Oh 90 rrrffsf : faariI-
BY aHirr oiths E,lrl of Csaniy tomniission-
leeErH Ss raEar.
HNAA N."HH|" u .H
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-01
PAPILLoH MIC. co.., cHIcAcoI
% "a. ~

"A n "a week az horne, ssoH nuidt free. Tav
VII - absolutely sure. No RISK. capital Dot
NH required- Reader. a. you Waut htniug-s
WAAN aat uhich persons of citllrr sex. yuuu- ur
Cd. cau make great pay aIl ODE tIuc fhry
work. With ahsolute certainty. urite Cor IIrfiel-
lars % n. HAILKrr & 60. Portland Maine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
New Goods.

The arrival of new goods at the pop
ular house Of Randall & Chambers
company has kept the entire force,
from The manager TO the office boy,
steadily employed for the past four OF
five days. Their stock OF fine dress
goods is superb, aud the oceans o,
laces, Ruling, edging, trimming ana
buttons just takes the poetry out OF
any selection of II similar character
ever offered for sale la the city. New
goods will continue to arrive for inc
next ten days and their spring STOCK
will be ms complete in all its depart
ments rs can be found in the state.
Reserve your orders and buy only sfter
you have examined their goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
AROUND TOWN.

Tuesday night is the regular meet
ing night OF the city council
The mite social will meet Mt the resi-
dencc OF VIM. Merritt, corner rour'"
and Grove, tomorrow evening
workmen lia,e dug out the founda'
t,on of Fast Second street and the
gravel will be filled in next week
Tbe NJ II. johnson Hook and
Ladder company VIII meet Weu i,i
day afternoon at . o'clock LOT urn
Missc. Willie aud Sallie Wettmore
resigned this afternoon, giving. w
their positions ~ operators IN the teie'
phone exchange.
Don B. Adams has been recommends
od 10 The CITY council by the w. u.
Johnson Hook aud Ladder company
for driver Of the team.
The boys of the Il. NJ. Daggett com :
pnny we're out praciicing last night
lThcir horses are learning fast, ana the
b ,ys nre taking considerable pride IN
them.
Tonight Elder Garvia will lecture
nj Tho Christian church on the 'l'isc
aud Progress of Roman Catholicism,
and tomorrow night on tho "llise ana
Progress of Professionalism"
Tomorrow Il st. Patrick's day, IN
oujry among the leading irish citizens
OF the city fails TO discover any project,
ed celebration OF the day. SeVerai
1acs of tho lInieral Isle Will tloat III the
breeze, however
Assistant City Clerk j. w. Coleman
has been presented with a line Iurk-
ieh smoking cap by City Clerk Harrl-
son. MIR. Coleman looks like mn Ori-
entail nobleman, and If he wears the
can with due dignity, Mr.. Harrison
will present him with a fine pipe.
The horses which are stationed In
the city hall TO draw the hose-carriage
are trained almost to perfection. Mr'
Hin says they are the equal oil any
team in the state. A GAZETTE re-
porter was standing near them yester-
day when the gong sounded, anu De-
lieyes II the horses were let alone tney
would have hitchcd themselves to the
carriage.
A spccial session of the commission
~, court has been called for Monday
i'm order for action TO be taken In re-
yard 10 the foundation for the new
isil Mr.. Heimer, the architect, VIII
70 before the court and give his opin-
ion about the matter. IL Is proDaoie
the site will be removed, AS the pres
ence of the quicksand becomes daily
more apparent.
The alarm OF fire on Friday night
was caused by the burning OF the small
| unsightly stable In front OF the opera
house. The fire apparatus was turned
| over To the the liremen from Dallas,
who were here attending the liremen =
ball, and they promptly succeeded IN
letting the stable burn down. But
this was due TO Joke played on them
by the Fort Worth boys IA soon rs
the streams were thrown ON the burn
ing building, some one would cut
loose section Of the pipe. The Dallas
boys took the joke good-natGredly, ana
the stable Disappeared.
Asa word OF warning to the Fort
Worth Gun club, be II said, they
should practice more. In the grand
state shoot, shortly TO come oil in this
city, they will have to contend with
the hest shots in Texas. The state
championship IL TO he shot for by any
four members of different clubs, and
| Fort Worth should try TO secure the
| houot and priae. II cannot do 80 I'M
loss the crack shots OF the club Will eH-
ert themselves u this end.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Tho rcxns stNlo.

At the stockmen's bali at Dallas the
other night there were many attract
i've costumes aud this fact added no
little to the cclat OF the occasion. The
most extensive aud handsome dress
worn on that occasion was that of the
beautiful and accomplished Mrs. w.
II. Curtis OF Henrietta. IL was made
in the millinery department of the
great dry goods house of G., Caldwell
Il Bro OF Heurietta, under the special
direction OF Mrs. j. j. Laurie, The
most accomplished artist In her line II
the South. 1t cost over 800, and wa
! the center or admiration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Obituary..

Catherine Copenhaver was born in
Smith county, Virginia, March il,
1894.
When she was thirteen years of age
she attended meeting conducted by
Rev Elijah Hawkins of the Evangeli-
cal Lutheran church. Under his
preaching she was converted, and be-
came member of that church. From
that day forward abe was student OF
the bible aud n devout Christian.
She was married to Mr.. a 7. Sprin-
kle January G, 1916. With him she
came to Fort Worth, Texas, April o.,
lss3. Soon after reaching this place
symptoms of cancer threatened her.
| She had suffered onse from this dire
disease. but had hoped it was eradcat-
ed from the system. Soon 1t develop
| ed in angry form and for months she
patiently suffered and awaited the
end Her fortitude, her faith in tho
midst of ailiiction, her patience, her
resignation To the will of God were
n beautiful commentary ON
tho religion she had for
forty.seveu years protested. ON the
evening of the first of March, 1854. n
the last rays OF the setting sun liu'
gered upon the upper story OF tht
family residence, the light of tha
family circle shed Its last beams owe
that weeping household. But ms tha
sun was not gone, but only obscure,
by earthly shade from earthly vision
so that lovely light simply disar
! peared from view to shine in anOthe
: and better land. Eight children, he
( husband, and her aged mother, nov
: eiehty-four years old, remain in thi
. land of trial, but are pressing forwar
. to that better country. One child ha
> gone before her. Eulogy Ia useles,
= A life spent in Gods service, and
e memory enshrined in the affections {
y large family and many friends, flu
u nish their own best encomium.
;, Weeping may endure for night b,
" Joy cometh in the morning.