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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-23

DAYTON, last night The latter quit in the
se1,nd round because claim OF foul WA
refused him
Cnarley Mitchell will sail for Americs
the last wefk in October He still hopes
4, get Smith, Ktlrsir and McCafrey Il
Join him in combination sparring tour.
Sailor Brown, who is now st Laurel Hill,
L l.. writes, thst rs Johnny Reagan has
seen f. to ignore mis- challenge for . contest
to a finish for $4,000 side, be would bs
clad to box him 10 rounds in public in any
hall that Reagan may select snd give the
proceeds to the jacksonville yellow fevel
sufferers.
1t is quite probable that match viii
be arranged between Harry Gilmore. o.
Toronto, and Tommy Danfortn, of New
York, at Boston Danforth was instructed
Yesterday by bis back or, Sieve Sullivan, o.
New York, 10 negotiate with the Toronto
man, aud Danf0rth has forwarded q com
munication to the Effect that he would
fight Gilmore for $3.50 side, providing
the latter will come down to 124 pounds
and weigh at the ring side.
George Young, a promini mt bantam
weight of New York, is matched to fight
ALT Parton, Of Holyoke.
Jimmy Carroll, the lightweight, says be
will meet Jimmy Hurst when he puts uI
a deposit of 500 or more.
Arthur Upham, of Norwich, offers to
fight James Carroll for purse, providing
Carroll will not weigh over $50 pounds.
Frank Murphy has signed an agreement
to fight the Spider ten rounds for purse
of $1,000 Murphy and Parton got into
training to-day for their respective nights
at Murphy's old quarters with Harry Phil
lips.
Tom Cannon downed Greek George in
Kansas City last Monday night.
Dominick McCaffsry, Of Pittsburg, was
in Boston on Saturday, offering to fight
Mitchell or Sullivan for SIC, 900. II called
Dom wouldn't fight for 800 side. His
game is a gate money one.
Pat Killen found hard man in Jack
Wannop, whom he met in Chicago Mon
day. The four rounds was draw.
Bill Sheriff, whom Chambers imported
to meet Sullivan, but who was eventually
knocked out twice by Mike Cleary, is
somewhere in the neighborhood of German
town, brickmaking He is in business for
himself and has given up all idea OF again
entering the fistic arena.
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GENERAL SPORTS.

The Cleveland Leader has The followip,
sketch OF the trotter d. @. s., that wor
one heat of the 2;22 class at Paris, Ky.
last week:
He was for five years stage horse be
tween Mt. Sterling and Paris. He wa
worked 60 hard that he became very poo
and the bones nearly protruded through
the hide, and. thinking him useless, hi
owner, Paul Bedford, the stage driver
turned him out to die. He began to i'm
proye on the blue grass, and Mrs. ST
Mark offered Mr.. Bedford SIS for him
which was accepted. He was kept OF
grass until he gained considerable flesh
and then Mrs. Mark used him for buggy
horse. Finding he was quite speedy, h
was put in training. won several races
made record of 2:22 and was purchased
by William Snyder for 81. 800. He wor
his race at Msysville in August, but wal
defeated at Paris last week by Annie Kipl
on vccount Of the muddy track"
Pittsburgh Phil dropped 81, 800 on Brad
ford at Brooklyn on Wednesday.
The prospects for the American Jockey
Clubs fall meeting are very bright, and
the probabilities are that there will b
some grand sport at Jerome Park.
In a cricket match at Newark on Wed
nesday teams from New York and New
Jersey were pittsd against each other, and
st the close the score of the first day stood
New York "a, New Jersey So.
Three illustrious invalids of the Ameri
can turf, Hanover, The Bard and Emperor
of Norfolk, are in their stables. Anybody
who has ever seen this famous trio perform
will ooncede that their equals have nevel
appeared in any one year on the turf OF
this continent. They are 4, and 3-year
olds respectively, and have, during theil
careers, earned for their owners, Messrs
Dryer, .Csssatt and Baldwin, about $500
OOO in stake money alone, to say nothinf
Of the huge sums won 10 bets.
The glove contest between Prof. Dono
van and Jack Dempsey is a fixture fo
next month. 1t will attract large crowd
IeBlanche, the Marine, has eloped from
Buffalo to New York. The police are sf
ter him for his part in the woman priz
fight last Sunday.
An effort is being made TO bring Georg
SIoBon to New York. His friends are try
ing to raise the money to enable him +
purchase the Columbia Billiard Rooms.
Hattie Leslie, one of the principals il
the female prize fight on Navy Island OF
Sunday morning, and her husband, wer
arrested yesterday, and the case was q
once taken before the Grand Jury. 0the
arrests are to be made.
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MILL NOTES.

Note the advance in prices and congra-
tulate yourselves that the Association
stood by the scale last summer.
The Springfield, o, Union says: The
test steel plant erected by the James Left
fel Company, for the purpose Of thorough
ly testing the process purchased by Mr..
Bookwalter in France of making steel
from low grade iron, is about ready to
start.
The projected rolling mill at Bowling
Green, o, will not be erected, the parties,
owing to accidents. having been unable to
comply with the terms of the bonus.
LLOYD L Co founders, Of Youngstown,
have purchased the machinery.
II il reported thst the Elbs bar plate
snd guide mills, at Franktown, Pittsburg,
which has been idle all year, will start up
October l. The exact time is not yet de-
cided until the return of Charles Donnel-
", who is President of the Company. The
pips mill will not resume en- the date men
toned.
TIE Helmbacher Forge and Rolling Mills
Company, IS. Louis, have not as yet recr-
ganizsd since the old board Of directors
was RI. elected at the stockholders meeting
at any rate they had not up to last Mon
dsy. The works were idle during the early
part of the week TO admit of repairs to en-
giues, etc, and were to restart ~ soon as
these were ccmpleted.-Age Of Steel.
James P. withrow & Co, Of Pittsburg,
have received the contract for the erection
of the plant Of the Latrobe Steel Company,
at Lstro5e, Wsstmorelsld county, Pc.
The building will be Of iron. The open
hearth steel department. will be 25OxSO
feet Connecting with it will be an L
25OI4O feet. The main shops will be $50
feet long, with an so foot span, and will
have an L the same length and 40 foot
span. The company will manufacture
tires for all kinds of wheels, and will en-
ploy 300 persons.
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NATIONAL SPORTS.
Jo1r1Ses OF INTEREST PROM AMUSEMENT
PIRLDS
Psppant Racss-Nsw York and St. Louis VIII q
the Wirngs-Notss From the Diamond.
Dramatic Nsws-Pugilistc
Points

The pulses of thousands OF base Dali en-
thusiasts are now beating more exeitediy
than they have done at any previous stage
of the season. The close of the pennan'
struggle is drawing very near, and there Is
still uncertainty enough about the result
to make all of us seem q little uneasy.
When we say uneasy, we mean those OF us
who have an intense wish for either New
York or Chicago. The contest between
these clubs is not over, although 1t LOOKS
long odds on the Giants. The struggle,
however, is at a stage and close enough TO
cause the admirers Of the New forks 10
note the results of each game In excited
moods.
Detroit is evidently playing too strong a
game to be knocked out OF third place.
but there will be a fight between Boston
and Philadelphia for fourth. Pittsourg
may reach both of them. Following Is
the standing Of the clubs up to date:
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MINES AND MINERS

Ccal on the wall at Pittsburg is 5ic per
bushel.
Hard coal has gone up another half dol
lar in the West:
Alabama coal free on board at Mobile is
So % per ton.
Atlanta Collisry No. 2, near Osceola,
Pa, started mp Monday morning.
Coal is bringing lis ton in the London
market. Quotations are firm in all min
ing districts.
Louisville, KY: While there is very lit
tie probability of an advance, there Is no
likelihood of reduction.
In Wyoming the 2,O23 coal miners pro
puced in the quarter ending June 80, 339,
lO4 tons, OF about 107 tons each.
Some B. so, Pittsburg district, ship
pers, owing to lack of cars have been COM
PEELED to transfer contracts to mines on the
P. X Il.
Illinois. -Millstadt miners want 23c.
The company at Pana is building sddi-
tional houses. After delving 900 feet,
Prairie City has given up the hunt for
coal
Buffalo, N. Y: The soft coal market
continues in good shape, bat Serybody Is
complaining of scarcity of cars. The diff
Guilty is to get the coal to fill orders.
The operators and the railroads sse get
ting the advanesments made In the Wes'
in the price of anthracite. The small sops
thrown the miners and mine laborers are
barely perosptibls.
Cleveland, o: Cars scarce everywhere
and the bituminous trade is in consequence
neglected. Shippers who usually haV'
from 100 to 200 cars on track had none ias
week.
Mercer, Connellsyille aud PHILLIP sburg
Centre county, have been decided upon a
the locations of the three hospitals 10
mirers provided for by the LAST Legisla
ture.
East st. Louis, carload lots, net tons
Sparta. 81. 81; Ava, lump, lao; Percy
81. as; Dryden, 81 S79; Illinois. $l.37f
Vulcan, SITS; Indiana block $3; Pied
mont, smithing, 81 %.
ST. Louis, Sept. IS: The coal miners
the Bellsville district, comprising tn
counties OF ol. Nio1E, nouisoAf ="
and jackson, met in East St. Louis, Ill
to-day, and decided to demand an increas
of / cent per bushel over the present SEIZED
ules.
Philadelphia Ledger: The business nov
being done is principally in filing oil
orders, and the weekly production OF coal
while much larger than in the correspond
ing weeks of 1887, is not sufficient to en-
able shippers to satisfactorily supply tn
demands of their customers
The Cresson and Clear6eld Coal ant
Coke Co. are now shipping from their mine
at Frugality an average OF 30 cars day
10 of coke and 10 of coal. The capacity o
the mines and ovens are being increased
and will soon be doubled. Three hundred
men are employed by the company, and A
houses have already been erected for tnei
accommodation OseeOld Pa. Leader.
Chicago correspondence Coal Trade Re
ris1c. Since the commencement OF TIM
month there is evidence showing that tn
prediction for an improved condition OF tn
bituminous coal trade was correct IL can
not be sscertsined that there Ia anything
partsking of the nature Of boom eithel
in the matter of demand or prices.
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st. Louis has the psnnant all but won
in the Association, Thsir most dangerous
opponents the athletics have taken a
disastrous drop during the week, losing
four straight to Cincinnati. The Browns
now have comfortable lead. They have
only a few more games to play and it ia
hardly possible for them to lose enough to
throw away the pennent. In add uon
this club is playing in finer form and WIN
ming more than half OF its games. BROOK,
Ign is making strong fight aud in all
probability will end ahead Of the Athletics
and Cincinnati. No club in the country
can beat its present gait, and it only has TO
keep it up for few more days to be as
sured Of second place. The record up 70
Saturday is as follows:
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trust. One man says: ''The principal
producs Of Central America which comes
to New Orleans is fruit Fruit is per-
and the trust will bust"
Three hundred Vermont sheep recently
arrived at New South Wales, Australia,
for breeding. Before landing they were
quarantined for ninety days and washed
three times.
The bee-keepers claim that they num-
Der 3O0. 900 persona The annual produc-
ton Of honey, 5000, 900 pounds, ia
worth SIS, 900 600, add the SOC, 600 pounds
Of wax bring 100000.
The Toronto master plumbers offered
same days ago to settle the strike by pay
ing men whom they considered worth II
80 cents per hour.
Labor Day" is is remarked, was not
very generally observed in the south. The
people couldn't spare the time from their
work.
All the corn-cob pipes in the world are
manufactured at Washington, Mo where
one man and machine make 300 Del
hour.
Agents of sn Z 'glish syndicate were re-
Gently looking for few oil drillers at
Pitts6urg to Ga "a Iudia.
Ex-Judge Kelly, of New York. gave q
free excursion on the river to 1000 poor
peoples few days ago.
The Delaware, Lsckswanus and West
ern Railroad freight handlers struck few
DAYS ago against reduction from % cents
to 20 cents per hour. The men on the
docks there get 30 cents per hour.
Two hundred and twenty-five Tacoma
Nv. T. carpenters have struck for q nine
hour day.
The Omshs World had forty of its car
rier boys on horses in q recent trade pa
rade.
At Augusta, Ga, recently two negro
women had race at ironing.
In the United States 5000, 900 pounds
of feathers are sold annually.
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4, CABLE FLASHES.

French officials discredit the stories Of
hard fighting in,the Msrquesas group.
Russia has Oil, zoo, 400 rubles in hel
treasury in the form of bullion.
Emperor William has confirmed the cleo
ton of Prof. Hsrnack to the chair Of his,
tory at Berlin University. This action !:
regarded as 8 heavy blow to the extreme
church party.
A French manufacturer has been arrest
ed at Mulhausen, at Alssce, suspected Of
bainv a spY.
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Giving Odds ON Cleveland.

NBw YORK, September 21.-The follow.
ing bet was made last night In the Hon
man House: Richard A. Cunningham,
President of the New Amsterdam Club,
bet s., 600 ON Cleveland against 81 500 put
mn by Jacob Hes.
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snnialists Take Fright.

ZURICH, September 21.-The owners oil
the German paper the Social Democrat,
tearing that it would be suppressed by the
authorities, have removed the office to
Iondop.
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strika Rsport penisd d.

CHICAGO, September H.-The report
that the brakemen on the Chicago division
OF the Illinois Central road had been on Q
strike since Wednesday morning is denied
At the Offices Of the company this morning.
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E.tsrbrook signs with Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 21.-Tom
Estsrbrook, from the indianapolis League
team, was signed to-day by President
Davidson, of the Louisville ball club.
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Mrs. Stowe Is Getting Stronger.

HARTFORD, Conn, September 2l.-Dr.
Hooker, who is attending Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, reports her case as encour'
aging. His patient was strong enough
yesterday to walk an eighth of mile,
from her home on Forest street to Farm
inqton ayenue and back.
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TIL. eooth- Barrett Advance Sale.

CHICAGO, September 21.-The receipts
70 the Booth-Barrett advance sale, which
opened yesterday morning at the Chicago
Opera House, amounted, for the day, 70
S., 600.
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Robert CARROTS Condition Not Improved
NEW YORK, September 21.-The Com
uercid advertiser Gays. There is no i'm,
provement in the condition Of Robert
Garrett, and il is almost settled fact that
MIR. Garrett will never recover his reason. u
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MUSTANG Eminent

CURES PILES. BURNS, CUTS, CORNS,,
BRUISES. CHILBLAINS &FR0STBITEa
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES RHEUMATISM, LAME BACK
AND STIFF JOINTS. RUB IN HARD!
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HORsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE
Imparts New Energy TO the Brain,
giving the feeling and sense Of increased
intellectual power.
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Yon can ptop that scratching

You can stop that scratching
aud fre:ting by using sEABuRY's
HYDRoHAPHrHoL SOAP for Tetter'
Eczma Ringworm, Ground Itch,
Poison Oak, or other skin or scalp
disease that is worrying you nigir
and day. When once cured by
this soap there will be no return
OF the trouble.
Ifyou wish TO prevent conta'
eious or Catching" diseases nu'
ring the summer months, teitheI
among your family or your do
mcstic animals, burn SEABURY's
SULPHUR CANDLE freely in your
Closets, Cellars, Kitchens, Out.
houses, Chicken Coops, b T q
Cages, Stables, Hog Pens, &c
Absolutely no danger OF IRE
These candles are handy and a.
ways ready for immediate use.
Hs-Remember BEssos's PLhs
TER for aches and pains "a IN
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MUSTANG Eminent

CURES FOOT ROT, SHOULDER-ROT,
SCREW-WORM AND SCAB IN SHEEP
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DRAMATIC NEWS.
The Rebuke that Rose Coghlan Admin
istered to Tickle Young Man.

The Rebuke that Rose Coghlan Admin
istered to Tickle Young Man.
A young man on West Point steamer
got fresh proef some days since that it is
nuwise to try to swap horses amid stream.
He had devoted himself assiduoualy dur
ing the earlier stages of the trip to a pretty
yellcw-haired, blue-eyed dsmsel, whom
he had under his charge. He was in the
act of pointing out to her the slopes OF
Duuderberg when his glance fell on q
woman with merry Irish eyes, fresh color
and smile that checked his eloquence on
his lips. He watched the newcomer mo.e
and more intently for some minutes, then
made an excuse 10 the blue eyes beside
him and left the deck. He was
gone but few minutes aud came
back, having picked up, dear knows
where, a handful of succory blossoms. Step
ping with what grace he could muster up
10 the fresh ensleyer OF his fancy he held
out the flowers with ''You dropped these,
did you not?" calculated to lead to further
conversation, where was moment of sur
prise and hesitation, during which many
eyes watched the outcome Of the game.
''This lady dropped them, | think" said
che of the Irish eyes, land in any case
blue is for blondes" She handed the
flowers TO the deserted sweetheart, whose
face had grown perplexed and whose in
pocent eyes had begun to fill at the open
transfer of allegiance. The young man
looked of shoreward and was not fluent
in conversation, while rumor gained
currency among the passengers that he
had been trying to start filtration with
Rase Gaglau.
Notes.
Marcus Mayer has returned from Eu.
rope.
Fanny Gillette will not 70 out az stsr
in Theodore.
Adele Palmer is playing Nine Bio in
"The Kaffir Diamond" and doing it well
1.-The Kaffir Diamond" is drawing large
audiences st the Broadway Thestre.
This season Klaw and ErlaDger will
manage Prof. Cromwell's illustrated lee.
ture tour.
Miss Nettie Van Sickle, last season with
Robert Mantell, is in New York. She is
an pnusally handsome actress.
John W. Kellar, the author of "Tan,
gled Lives" is writing another drama,
which is expected to excel his former ef,
fort in interest.
The original ard greatest of all tank
plays, "Ths Dark Secret" returns to New
York October 1st at the Peoples Theatre.
John Wild has made a success in his
new musical comedy called Running
Wild" which will be seen in New York
after the holidays.
The papers conducted in the interests Of
the colored men are scoring Mr.. Msntell
because he refuses to conceive of Othello az
negro.
The Hanlops' "Fantasma" Company ap
pear in Columbus, Ohio next week, reach
ing St. Louis, October LIST, and Chicago DC
tober 7th
Miss Viola Allen has made decidedly
favorable impression on the theatre goer'
OF Boston with her impersonation Of Mrs
Enrol in lord Fauntleroy.
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Hen Sduertistsseais.
PUBLIC SALE.

TWILL OFFER FOR GALE AT THE VALLEY
i HOUSE, one mile west Of bridgeport Ohio. on
the National Road. on SEEfK4DB8 35th,
lsss, the Sollowins pe,sonai psopSy: o.
Pans, &c, necesary % run dairy.
-Four Work Rorses and HArno2
Four Road WsgonA
One-hone Carr.
Flows, double and single. and al farming
utensi&
One Feed Grinder, and one Cntting Box vsri-
Gus OTHER articles 700 numerous b mention
TERMS-An sums over 5000 credit o. NJ
months win be given, with approved security.
SAMUEL STfLWkfL,
Bridgeport. Ohio.
!. u. CLARK, Auctioneer. sepsd-ru-rht
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nYyIcI or TIE CLKxK OF TIE coUHTY
~ Court Of Ohio county, ". Va In ~ 49,
deceAsed,
On his lssh day 81 Augut 4. D. 10, May
Steele died he petition aahtnf fos the pseeale
n oes s1 by I'd pssitson ssd IN s1dssit az
befein dat niaibeeh :. Hosistt. Vie 81 La
Hov1setr With her .ad Ies,es1, rhes.ag =.
With her said hnSbsnd, seFah r esssis. Le18
Head, viSs Of - Nod, Nth Der nA 49,
bssd Ebbsst steeis, yohn et.ls ana "a ..
band, UIlia Gfhspn, VIII q lGeoggs Giheoax W1A
her I'd hnsbapd. Leuie neudet VIZ q -
Nsredsk With h4 hnebaed. aed h@Y .:
Virrznia; Il = thsselnes oe1eesd that ~ a1oeo.
nd pania % appeef within oas noeeh 6sa
- - vublicakf6u he1euf and 70 whns y nooD,
~ % psuGscs theY fnsssest - ~ $3.50.
RubI1 I'D ne hm tino AnflA 81 III
GEORGE HOOK.
Clafk q ~ Ord
I.ru p poessA At1os1og, on1loo1nH
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
hIChEN, STABLE AND FACTORY
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-11-15

On Sunday evening, Nov. Ord, 1888, we were
startled by the announcement of the death of
our friend and neighbor, Isaac NJ. Reid, for
very few even knew tina! he was sick. He
was born at New Lisbon, Columbiana coun-
ty, Ohio, Nov. 11th, 1926, and died at Florida,
Henry county, Ohio, Nov. 3rd, 1888, aged 62
years, IL months and % days.
He was united in marriage at Vienna,
Mich, Sept. 22nd. 1850, to Emily s. Girls
void, and made Toledo, Ohio, their home
until 1872; moved to Florida, Ohio, and lived
happily together until February 18th, 1854,
when the wife departed this lite ON earth.
Since that time he has made his home with
his son and daughter, at Florida, Ohio, who
yet survive him.
Mr.. Reid was for long time boatman on
the canal, and for mum Der of years was a
grain merchant at Florida-bought, sold and
shipped great deal of grain from Florida,
also handled good deal of lumber, and lat
er bought few acres of land and farmed
some, and done great deal of hauling for a
living.
Religiously he was not member Of any
church, but believing in an AlIwise and Just
Creator-believing that love would do more
to save mankind than fear. He died as he
lived, fearing naught in the future. His last
illness was but of a few days, but of intense
suffering and constant pain, but he bore it
all without q murmer or complaint; he is
gone, and while we are below. he is at rest,
we are in the storm, he is in the calm, we are
in the battle. In his death the community
has lost worthy citizen, the children q low
ing father. May Gods blessing fall richly
upon the bereaved son and dau ghter, and
may He who has promised never to forsake
us, comfort tn. fatherless mud motherieSs
children in their sad aftiiction-may the
Lord bind up the broken hearts and sustain
them in the dark hour and help them to bow
in submission to His will, that they may re-
ceive daily such grace as will enable them to
live with assurance that they will meet again
beyond the rivers.
His funeral took place at the NJ. E. Church
at Florida, Ohio, the Rev. Brake officiating,
after which his body was laid away in the
Florida cemetery to await the resurrection
morning, while his soul has gone to God who
gave it.
So oft we've been called together,
AS the past few days have gone,
And every time neighbor is missing
JOSEPH WFtBLE,