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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-04-08
THE COMET.
johnson City, Tenn. April |, 1885.

Walt Brownlow's little scheme in re-
gard to a new examining board has
been "diskivered."
Crawford avalanche., 1886-09-16
SALE OF STATE TAX LANDS.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Lansing, Mich, July 1, 1886.

Notice Is hereby given that certain lands, sit
uated in the county of Crawford bid of TO the
State for taxes OF 1888 and previous years, ana
to the Office of the treasurer of said county some
time i'm September, will be sold at public auction,
by said treasurer, at the county seat. on the rst
Tuesday of October next, at the time and place
designated for the annual tax sales, II not pre-
viously redeemed or Cancelled according 70 law
each parcel of said lands, and may be seen on
duplication at the Office of the county treasurer.
Lands struck off TO the State for taxes of 1888
or other years, at the tax sales in October last,
will be offered subject to the right OF redemp-
''"A WIN. @. STEVENS,
Auditor General.
Crawford avalanche., 1886-09-16
ANNUAL TAX SALES.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Lansing, Mich, July /, 1886.

90 much of each of the following described
tracts or parcels of land, situated in the county
of Crawford, delinquent for unpaid taxes, for
the wears mentioned below, as will be sufnclent
to nav the taxes, interest, and charges thereon,
will be sold by the treasurer of said county, on
the first Tuesday of October next, at such public
Iing the county seat of said county, accord
ing TO the statute in such case made and pro
''u'U' VIM. G. STEVENS,
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19

Over in England in a great house
thirty or forty servants is no unusual
number, and when there is a house party
as many AS 100 arc often assembled, for
each guest brings his W servant, and
the various Wallets and maids, the extra
coachmen and grooms, make up acorn
pany that rivals the array in the draw
ing-rOom for pretension and pride; for
all these-especially the upper servants
must be placed according to the rank
Of the masters. The servant Of O duke.
Of course. precedes the servant od an
earl, and the valet Of an ambassador
naturally goes before the gentleman Of
a meTO envoy. They arc usually called
by t6e names Of their masters so as to
settle = once this point Of precedence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19
Legal Notice..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BN
IN virtue of seven -chattel mortgages dated
January Q. 1855, Marchb, 1885. December l6. lsS5
and January Q, 1895, respectively, n favor Of tht
county clerk Of Webster county. Nebraska. anG
executed by G. ID. Mcmillan s. Co. TO secure ths
payment Of soo4.o $1,000. $3.50. sia..05
s7e:7s, sssa3. and BIO: witt. interest from
having been made IN the payment OF said sum
and said mortgages feeling unsafe and inse
cure. therefore we will sell the property IN said
drug store In Red Cloud. Webster county, Neb.
raska, on Saturday. the Goth day OF February,
1886, At 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said day. the following
property to Wit:
3 lap robes.
horse blankets.
9 saddle blankets.
side saddle.
iman's Mexican saddle.
set double buggy harness.
~ bales reaping Irvine.
two horse walking cultiyator.
set double harness.
iTinin corn sheiier and feed table.
! hair mill for whipping hair.
5 sOft coal heating stoves.
1Ottumwa walking culfivatOf.
eDetour stirring plows.
1Oil tank and pump.
dayton corn planter.
Daisy Sulky hay rake.
1pump and II pieces pump stalk.
2 bbls. machine oil. .
Dbl harness Oil. s.
stirring plOws. :
! heating stove.
5new cook stoves.
u screen door frames.
2 screen doom.
seated family carriage.
Halls fireprOof safe.
thoroughbred sOrrel mare.
Grand DetOur Plow Co.
Seeberger, Breaky & Co.
Keith, Denham & Dezend0r0,-
JOS n. Shot,
!. N. Rumsey Manufacturing Co..
Rector, WilhelMy 4 Co..
Fuller s Johnson Mfg. Co
HALEY BIOS. Attorneys for MOrt4agees.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19

PAssing Dver that period during which
ecclesiastical power Throughout Europe
was rising 70 its climax. wr cpra., ia the
twelfth century. To dissen.srs q ssora
advaaoed types: who with or without
differences Ofdoctripe. rebelled sgaina
the t~hcn-cxissing chr9rl. government.
Such sec4s rs the Arnoldis;s in italy. the
Pct~robr,Aians. Caputia,i and Waidenses
in Francs, ed sfterwsrd the Siedingrrs
In Germany and the A~ycsioIicals in
Italy, are examples; s.,craliy charac-
terized BY assertion Of individual f.-e-
dom, alike in judgment and action.
Ordinarily. holding doctrines called
heretical. the pr~cIDslxation. Of which
was itself q tscit denial of ecclesiastical
authority (thoughx denial habituaIly
based on submission 70 an alleged high
or suthoTity). sec,s u this kind went on
increasing in the fourteenth and fifteenth
centuries There were the LO!lards in
England; the FrSticclli in .:aly: ti,a
Tsborites, Bohemian Brethren. Morasians
and Hussites. in Bohemia: all setting
themselves against chufch-discipline-
And then the rebcliious movement Of
the reformation. rs carried forward BY
the Luthersns in Germany. the Ewing
lians and Calvinists in Switzerland. the
Huguenots in France. the Anabaptists
in England. exhibited. along with rep
udiatiOn Of various established doctrines,
ceremonies. and usagcs, q more pro-
nounced apti-sacerdotalism. Charac-
terized in common By opposition to
Episcopacy. protestant OF catholic, We
see first Of all in the government by
.presbyters. adopted by sundry of these
dissenting bodies, n step toward freedom
Of judgment and practice in religious
matters. accompanied by denial Of
ppiestly inspiration. And then in the
subsequent rise Of the independents.
taking for their distinctive principle the
right Of each congregation to govern
itself, We see q further advance in that
anti-sacerdotal movement which reached
its extreme in the next century with the
Quakcrs; who. going directly to the
fountain head Of the creed. and carry
ing out more consistently than usual the
protested right Of private judgment,
repudiated the entire paraphernalia of
ecclesiasticism .-Uerbert Spencer, in
Popular Science Monthly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19
Legal Notice.
George r. Brock & Co.

George H. Brock & Co.
Harriet Shuman and Harriet Shuman
administrative of the estate of Will
liam Shuman deceased, aud others.
NOTICE
10 John w. Shuman, Winfield S!
Shuman, Phoebe A. Miller, and Mary J.
Hlckett, nonresident defendants, you
n each of you are hereby notified
that on the 29th day of January, 1856.
the plaintiff herein fled an amended
petition in the district court Of Web
ster county. Nebraska, against you and
other defendants therein named, the
Object and prayer Of which are to
ioreclose a certain mortgage executed
by William 6humanzdeceaeed. and the
defendant, Harriet Shuman, then his
wife. now the ADMINISTRATIVE of his
estate. to John l.. Patten, on the north
70 feet OF lot eight Isl. Of block four
tl, and the south 9 feet of lot eight
t6}. block four {4), all in the village Of
GUIDE Rock. Webster county, Nebras.
ka, to secure the payment of a certain
Promissory note of the said William
and Harriet Shuman, dated March 3.
1884, which note and mortgage were
d9iy assigned bS said Patten to this
piaintiif before maturity thereof. That
there h now due on said note and
mortgage tho sum of one hundred
ocaiass NTH 3 per cent. interest tehre-
on rom March s. 1884. Plaintiffs ask
Tor = decree ordering said premises
solu Q satisfy the amount due as
eated. Defendants are reqnired to
answer sad petition on Il before
GIlHAN 4 RacKAnns.
sAttofneys for Plaintiff z
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19

one end Of il you
ed. toll you, a coun.
decd on top Of the
nanas.s to keep its
! a good country to live
good ssoantry to live
TRY to die in. So good
home"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19

Land Once, Bloomington, Neb. Feb. ;. iss.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL.
IN following named settler has flee no'ics-e al
his claim. and tina. The se-tinsony Of ne aftnesses
IN said proof will be nnstde befare ~. Richards,
. Notary Public OF Webster county. Mt Red
= on wedaSttaDs1Iorsh eisih.~1sss. aaa
Register and Receiver r.. q Land of5ce. as
Bloomington. Neb. on Saiurdsy. March -. lass
FRANK JONES,
on Pre- u. =. M. sos. fer She sc sec Is. I 4.
north Of range Il nest He names the following
witnesses 10 prove bis codfinsetfs residence
uPoo and cultivation Of said land VIZ: Clinton
kirker. Thomas Kennedy, EmAssr>on fcisett.
Mitchell. all Of Red Cloud.
s. W. swI1zER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19

has observed that an
ht display Of aurora
fably iollowolo the
rm--a theory which
post appropriate mo-
irish association sat
be year 1884. lie APP
n practically on ans
bllowNA lev years
Pitinrin September
bend. who farms .
ate Us q study md
returning late 6om
ty. when we were
home by . magni.
weather had long
ltiful. and favorable
= a rather late har.
DID my p~rognostic.
vious incident rs an
kuracy. My friend
say that a. he con-
Jon, he should ap-
+ Next morning at
farm steward ar
pt, for the dsy'1 OF.
> question Whist his
he said the weather
eady that be was
from the ''stOclB"
pbankment. ..Do
the r~ejoiDder; Fin
r corn; there is to
"Wcel SIR" OBJ
I'm sure neither
} Drawer day than
Never mind that"
lad your corn and
(u have got all this
row you may do
nm will set in to-
A breakfast time
%Feappcared for his
autumn morning,
i to call our par.
master was stag.
Tim that Nithsdale
Dt until IL in the
south and south
an ominOus as
ed every indica-
and it was re-
go to the field
I'd thought Of the
We reached him
tall, and the at
Dwering appear.
looked steadily
pie. and was evil
he conversation.
for his opinion
with gTs6 am
|ust looking aw-
b ken OF yestcr-
than l can tell"
d ensued, and
J This p~rognostic.
has never found
gdsine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19
Sherins Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORpFR OF SALE Is
ID sued out Of the district court Of tie Eighth
Judicial District IN and for Webster county.
Nebfaska. wherein Asa /. .Redden Is p!giiiiil
and John /. Patten. Anna Paften. '. Vaughn, y.
CARRIER and ii. Millner are defendants, ! shall
omer for sale al public auction at the east uoor
OK the court housed in Red Cloud in said county
that being the last place where the last term Of
said court was heidi, on the 18th day of Marcia.
1856. ut one O'Clock +. IN, the following rde~crib-
cd property, to-wit: Lot IL in block !. IN fanee's
isf addttion TO the. town Of Guide Rock. aud s0t
- and the north % feet of lot IA In block A Ia
Guide Rock In said county and state.
Given under my haJNd this 10th day OF Febra-
aTy, 1856. H.C. SoTr.
2S-5w Sheriff Of Webster County.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19

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MysoMsscc9,so
tnrOugo we =
0e m&asc@8
07tne1o9@e,,4n
carees
A:o&&1eFs
sAins SS1
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Emsl
;asee @pAl1a
WEe o4S
surely gPe0 %l
ne stno091
@le
mn1HaounsyuE
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mo1@ Wn0
vl&ofs Meulo o
nov Inc once -
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19

mon do a hems-Lmean in Shanghai
md my elnbaEtassment has been great
Polite natives 0f-Ashipa always drink
their tea from their sases0, which arc
placed0net0p Of the cups. forgot my.
ssl1 more than oncc and did the Same.
yssy uncomfortable. On going out ]
Ile nins eoaidn't b passh.ssd p Ne.
1ofk Q the price o. = 0 ]
couidnt think o. gong anywhere WITH
oue II. but IL : brought me only r1dl-
cue wnoreyer l went ! n that my
visiting CARDS, made amer "a best Chi.
nese iashloI. eac1eone pllneeG on YARD
OF the ines SUI paper imaglnapie. are
simpty useless nero, . nse9 wouid
crcate.a st[0ng stispicaon.mat 4 was IN
sam In Cnlna ny eo ana everypoay
elso's BED, Is iornod q mfung. wnfle
here Inc mating Is IAN o9 my bedroom
Q tor me 70 WAX on 30 70
bed here my mead SINKS down 9eep INTO
the pillow, and 4 cPtutter n tumble
about all night n CAM sleep. At
h0me-inC ninas can rest on Q
pillow IS hard ~ WOOD, and sleep ike 3
eep
ssThe other day my nephew, = young
man whom luxe sery much, asked me
what ithought w0aid be nlce thing
for MIN to buy - . present Tor M
fathkr 1T Christmas. answered a
once:
.slhe very best colin you canal:
Sord."
'WhyEkdo vou believe me?-he> wa
irsulted; Ind my dear Old mother was
VASTLY stfbcked. 1t all came Of my being
thoroughly Chinese. Is is quite the
p9OUvrT lHn0 IA China for . son to buy
. coffin foY his living father. In fact It
is expelled that he will 10 10 II he IL
'poeseseA Of sufficient fiid REGARD. 1
told my friends 20. but that shocke&
thSfn stu more. and I vas missrsblc
again. There 8 no uac, / nsver could
got aloh2 here At al. fshalf. de II I
don't get hack homeetoC China I mean.
Aye, everything esrns to be done in
China exactly opposite 10. the wsysin
which Il 4 done hero. Here Lam Mr..
Dean. In China I am Dean Mr.. They
don't uso any SOAP to shave With In
China, but simply rub, the part to b
shaved witAfwsrm water. put on With 8
brush liks. . toothbrush. The part to
be shaved3s 4 the fsoo.. bui Ia ton
Of the head. The front AZ = Chineae
book 4 TIE last -. and thereader b.
ktnS 8 - rR6t6snd corner Of IL,
pSkSandfeadss down. no foot,notce
sre always g the TOO. The title Of the
booHisgminted on de Outside margin Of
tAe peSe II you shouId enter : schoo{.
roomsjn{3s M you vould s,rsIv think
t~ho1chOlars vere ensaoed In mohbino
fha 4oAcher. for thew study thoir l6ssnne
e lo0dssssiheir limos will Lat theml.
When they rocite theS bach M 10 the
t0nI6r 1dgstand With their faces tothe
Other - omine achu1auaL instend Of the.
teacher. wh8le Nv van their r~ecitsfions
al tocethM.
ain Ohina. th<needRc,on the cn.nrss.
sasvavs noints Ia ~ sonth- A. snv ~
tie ckind G1ansbsIieros It does. There
Is no northWpetor eouthoast. In their
place 10 have wevtnorth and caakaouth.
fseo that "a have in New York erfisfe
NO live.hv trinminc s6~ncersns;ia Thev
wouldanarnn ~ 81 9shins. Tor = rerson
whoshssnit fnesrsnsils tom inches msS
thera int much in uoietv.
..Thov never have anv hreach-of-orn-
mise 60 oyer IN Chin. Xfn1,ne Chi
sneee Gell iensffhree davs,. oJd- ~ her
pelents havu.bctrothed her 10 rome -.
'ssss i =. country =. :lssxoaid b par, AZ
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19
Probate Notice.


= ", s.:
Whereas, a Petition has becs fled IN flse
eoanty cctrrf u Weosszr county. IN sad STATE
setting forth thai joseph Burr, asc ~ Webster
couu3y, died on OF about the isfh day II 1sraary
1885 and asking THAI Eixard n. Foe b. ap;~sfnf-
ed administrator Of said Joseph Rerrs sxsse.
Tursd1y, the .Rd day d February. 5ses. IS set
apart for the hearing % sid penstcr, AL pr
Nns lnterestee may atfsEid @: my o5Lcc IN Red
CLOUD on sail day and ergosc Il rn5 fr<s -
dispuue6
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19

While the dark
ir chill blasts,
ancbes Of tho
Tless Oscillation
Petty Enclosure
This t~igsrship's
hg about him
landowners
m Tiger, the
Ter nine years
and darted'
OF his great.
slowly but
OrclnOst rank
in the rare
PALS. He has
10 decrepitnde
il his best
bis prime and
Fcognise him
shiny coat,
fully striped
|lartnA Their
the hair in
!, apparently
and sides.
This will de-
might have
Of the beast
by 8 and
flesh seems
first of the
secured by
f,ss obtained
has been
period Of
psf Of any
(the public.
garden he
lg. but by
Tonderfully
1t will
efon Jim's
be broken,
ger delight
ectators ct
ram
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19

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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19

hira He
Understand
er fails to
! him. He
ing man.
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mans an
pHa~eaid
(nLAer's
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-19
Attention Teacher.

GILHAN 4 RicKARM.
ATTORNEYS for PiainfiG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-27
ICommunicated.l
LUNENBURG, Va, July "a. 1886
n a. rJ,,n. e ybs D,sp1fsb

LUNENBURG, Va, July "a, 1886.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
take the liberty Of asking the pri-
vilege Of line or two in your columns.
Many surmises as to who will be the
next congressman in the Fourth dis
trict are now being discussed, and as .
Republican well known in the counties
that compose this district, and one who
has always been faithful to this time,
| will be excused for saying through
your paper that if we can have an open
field and fair fight our honorable Sem
ator W. Z. Gaines will be nominated
by acclamation, and well he might. As
he is Virginian, all Of his interest is
here; as q partisan, his record speaks
more eloquently to you than | can as
to the poor and oppressed, ask them
who know him well; as to ranks Of
disafIection, ask them who Is the man
in the Fourth district to unite and &C.
ment our party, and an answer will
come back, w. L. Gaines, Of Burke
vile, Va. The counties of Lunenburg,
Nottoway, Prince Edward, Amelia,
Brunswick. and Mecklenburg have IN
formally declared in his favor. AS to
General Malone accepting the nomina-
ton, we have been informed by letters
that be will under no consideration be-
come a candidate. While as Q leader
we classify him with Napoleon, and as
some writer said, "Men and nations
bend before him as the willows bend
as the storm sweeps by" we feel as
sured that what he said was in good
faith, and he will hands off in this
fight. AS to Colonel Brady, no one
can deny but what he has made US
good and efficient representative. Sem
ator Gaines has the support of substan.
tial Republicans of Petersburg and the
lower counties Of our district. lie has
in the onset declared that he will go in
this fight to support the nominee Of the
Republican party, and his battle-cry
from now till November 4th will be.
"Let US have peace" Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-27
Personals ana Rrsefs.

Rev. j. NJ. Butler conducted the SER
vices at the Soldiers Home Sunday
afternoon.
Hon. George d. Wise was in the city
Sunday, and returned to Washington
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Harry Woodson, Of the Madison
Square Theatre Company, is in town
for q few days visiting relatives and
friends.
Philip Braxton (coloredl, from Essex
county, was delivered at the peniten-
tiary yesterday, to serve two years, for
forgery.
Yesterday morning . colored man
name nnknown-jumped from an ex-
cursion train bound for Williamsburg
and injured himself very badly.
Mr.. r. Emmett Slaughter, of Levy &
Davis, yesterday presented an Ameri-
can eagle to the museum Of Central
Park of Petersburg. The bird weighed
about twenty pounds.
II. G. Hankins, for six years; Paul
Gayle, for six and a half, Moses
Thomas, for four (all colored), were
delivered at the penitentia.y yesterday
by Sheriff Bliss, Of Prince Edward.
The prisoners were convicted Of house,
breaking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-27

the Meade.Memorial Church Sunday
morning and night to large congrega.
tons. lie Was formerly pastor Of this
church, and from here went to Balti-
more, where he labored for q short
while. lie now has charge Of Q parish
in Alabama. His wife came on to Vir-
ginia with him. They are both much
beloved here, both by members Of their
own and other denominations.
Rev. L. r. Thornhill and wife left
the city yesterday morning by the Rich
mond and Allegheny l0:30 train, the
former to attend the meeting of the
JsmesRiver Baptist Association, the
latter TO visit friends in Scottsville.
Mr.. Thornhlll will return in time to fill
his pulpit next Sunday.
Mr.. F. G. ID. Farmer was quite i'll
Saturday night and Sunday, but was
better yesterday. His sickness, it is
thought, was due to his witnessing the
cutting afIray near the Belle-lsle bridge
Saturday night and seeing Judges
wounds, which were verysickening to
look upon.
The Sunday school Of the Meade-Me-
mortal church will give its annual
picnic at Norwood Park, fifteen miles
down the river, to-day.
The steamer Norwood, on which 1t
goes, will leave the Manchester side, op-
posite Rockets, at $3.50 A. NJ. and land
1880 p. M.
Fireman Lynch, Of Richmond Steam
er Nc. 3, which attended the fire here
Siaday morning, was painfully hurt
by tho taper, Of the hose striking,
bruising, and cutting one of his limbs.
A regular meeting Of the City School
Board will be held at the Mayors
Courtroom at o'clock tonight, at
which time teachers for the next ses-
sion will be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-27
MASHED TO DEATH.
&. &. Crutcb6eld Killed while POIsD2
Cars at Byrd.Street Depot.

An accident occurred at the Byrd
Street depot about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning which resulted in the almost
instant death Of Mr.. Charles G. Crutch-
field, q car-inspector of the Atlantic
COast-Line. There is process called
"poling," by which railroad-men, when
car is standing on track too close
to where another track diyerges or
crosses obliquely for an engine or
train to pass, place wooden beam
against the standing cars, and BY
letting the engine or train come against
the beam at the proper angle the car is
pushed down on the track far enough
for passage to be effected, This, it
seems, was the state Of facts here, and
Tru1cnn-ia TOOK a bar Of iron which
was crooked at each end instead Of the
beam and tried to perform this act. The
track bad been spread, the engine and
tender having previously gotten OIL, and
the car was being poled back on a
defective track. The engine was being
worked by Crutchfeld's orders the
piece Of iron, which he was holding,
slipped out, and he was caught between
The car and engine-tender and mashed
in his chest.
4 colored man named Anthony Muir
ray assisted Mr.. Crutchield to hold
the bar, but he got out of the way
without being hurt. As soon as the
engineer could possibly do 80 he re
yeIsed the engine and started forward.
so as to enable Mr.. Crutchfield to get
out Of the perilous position he was in.
As the engine moved away Mr.. Crutch-
field staggered off the track, with his
arms folded across his breast. He
twice muttered "My God My God "
and fell apparently lifeless upon the
track. Several Of the employees who
witnessed the accident ran forward to
render whatever assistance they could
lie was Immediately taken to the tele-
ersph-oflice near by, and moment or
two after be was laid upon the floor.
Blood flowed freely from his mouth
and nose, and he died in about two min
utes. Coroner Taylor was summoned
and viewed the body, but deemed an
inquest unnecessary.
Deceased was about thirty years old.
and lived on south Fourth street. He
leaves a wife and one child, who are
summeriDg in Chesterfield near Drew
rvs Bluff, from which place he came
yesterday morning. A messenger was
dispatched at once to inform Mrs.
Crutchiield of the untimely end Of her
husband. CrutchGeld was member OF
Manchester Lodge, No. II, A. F. and
A. NJ. Mr.. Harry b. Owen, master Oh
the lodge, was informed Of the accident
and directed that the lodge take charge
of the body to prepare it for interment.
The deceased moved to Manchester
about four years ago, and after residing
there two OF three years moved to Rich
mond. Those who knew Mr.. Crutch.
field speak Of him as man Of excellent
character and most eStlmable gentle
man.
When Mrs. Crutchfeld received in.
tellgence OF her husbands death she
vas thrown into commissions. Sne had
TO have q physician to see her, and
when last heard from was quite Ill.