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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06
Noted Guests.

The good ladies OF Allison Relief
Corps will have the honor of entertain
ing this evening two of the most prom
inent and active officers of that noble
order, Lottie ID. Stocking, Department
President, and Hannah II. Plimpton
Department Secretary, both of Denison
Crawford county. The visiting officials
will be entertained by the ladies at tea
at the residence Of Mrs. j. +. Consigny
after which special meeting Of the
Corps will be held in the hall In their
honor. The visit is simply of social
nature, for which the local corps Is
much more appreciatiye Of the honor
conferred. Some af the gallant veter,
ans are decidedly anxious to constitute
themselves relief committee If for nc
other purpose than that Of calling at
the hall meeting to alleviate the m0not'
ony, but the pleasure is denied them
and the occasion must be remembered
as one distinctly set apart to the Ladies
Relief Corps.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06

STEAL HARDWARE AND CLOTHING, VI
oLATE THE INTER STATE COMMERCE
LAW AND SET AT DEFIANCE COMMITS
sIoNERs' RATES.
The town was thoroughly stirred up
last Saturday morning by the develop
ment of the fact that the hardware
store of Mckarahan \ Vandenburgh
and the clothing house of John ii. Kate
had been entered by burglars Friday
night. AT the former place they Sc
cured half dozen revolvers and be-
tween thirty and forty pocket knives,
making further indiscriminate selec-
tons from the shelves which it would
be difficult to identify. From the up
per shelf of Mr.. Rates place they took
two patent leather and very cheap va
Uses, when they could have secured
white leather, silver mounted ones by
reaching little further, but it may be
presumed that the patent leather ones
We're so much of an improvement over
the carpet bags that they were accus-
toned to that they were completely
satisfied. They filled these grips with
shirts and n choice line of gents fur.
nishing goods, but further than this
Mr.. Kate thinks nothing Is missing.
II is perhaps, exaggeration to state
that the town was stirred up. The
burglary was not discovered until .
o'clock. The gentlemen had opened
their respective business houses and
proceeded with the work of the day,
when II was discovered that the goods
were missing, and II then required the
exercise of considerable detective
skill to learn where the entrance was
effected, But that mystery was unrav-
eled when search was made about the
rear windows. At McKarahan n Van
denburgh's they had raised the lower
sash with pry, but Mr.. Kate very con
siderately left the fastening unketched,
so that force was not necessary.
With spells in hand the nocturnal
visitors proceeded to the North Western
station and took the hand car from its
moorings In the kennel and sped on
their wicked way by the sweat of their
brow.
Inquiry was made all along the line
of the road for q hand car but neither
agents or passing trains had seen the
one designated rs belonging at Audu'
bon. Deputy Sheriff George Ellis start
cd on the trail and u short distance east
of Manning discovered traces of the
transfer of the wild car from the North
Western TO the Milwaukee track, fol
lowing which he found the car neatly
tucked away under bridge three miles
west of Templeton. No further clue of
the burglars was received except the
unsatisfactory information given by
Chas. breckenridge, Of Manning, to the
effect that early Saturday morning he
had passed two men each carrying u
valise, travelling north from Templeton.
At this point the pursuit was aban-
doned and the light fingered profess.
ionals will soon offer their wares on
some thoroughfare as the remnants Of
a job lot, u sacrifice sale, at purchasers
own prices.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06
Odd Fellow Memorial.

The grand lodge of Odd Fellows has
designated June 10th as Memorial day
for that order, when the various lodges
will assemble and strew flowers upon
the graves Of departed brothers. Are
tas Lodge, of this place will observe the
day next Monday, and extend general
invitation to all who may so desire to
attend the ceremony. 1t is beautiful
custom, and creditable to the order
that the memory OF deceased brothers
is especially honored OH one day of the
year.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06

Welded. Mr.. Jas. Forbes, jr., and
Miss Emma Blenkirone were married
at the residence of the brides parents
in Missouri Valley, at 8 o'clock last
evening. Mr.. Forbes is one of Audi
bon's most prosperous and enterprising
young business men, and this going
away from home for bride Ia his first
expression of lack of confidence in the
institutions and productions of the
town. However, the lady is very high.
ly spoken of by those of her acquain'
lance and all will join in welcoming heI
to the new home in Audubon. The
couple will visit Sioux City, Omaha and
Council Bluffs and arrive in Audubon
Saturday evening. THE REPUBLICAN
joins in hearty wishes with numerous
friends that their future may be com
plete fulfllment of their brightest an
ticipations.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06
Iowa Fireman's Tournament.

From June 10th TO l4th, inclusive, the
Chicago & North Western Railway Co.,
will sell excursion tickets from all sta
tions in Iowa to Council Bluffs and re-
turn at one fare for the round trip, on
account of the Annual Tournament OF
the Iowa State Fireman's Association
For tickets and information, apply t.
agents G. & NV. Ry. Co.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06

DIED Elizabeth, wife of Herman
Tramp, at her late home in Solomon
City, Kans., on Thursday, May 3th
aged As years. The deceased will be re-
membered as a resident of Audubon
during its early history and later dur
ing portion of last year. Since remov
ing from here last September her healtl
has steadily declined. She leaves sew
eral children and a husband to mourn
hor loss. The remains were inferred al
the former home of the family, Salina
Kansas.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06
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gaa ON !z!l9a
{ l1.!!c'1l.a,g0 = Is Is 1

Call in this week and we will give you special
prices on our line of Trunks. We have Just re.
Gently received, direct from the factory, the
most complete assortment of Trunks shown in
the city-a New Stock throughout. They were
purchased at the lowest figures and we are going
to sell them at prices you cannot duplicate The
stock comprises every style and quality in both
round and flat tops, from So upward. All are
them to be removed endways as easily as back
ward and forward.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06

Spot cash paid for poultry and eggs
Inv Lie. SNYDER & Co.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06
MONEY!

MONEY on real estate Z per cent and
lowest rates on personal or chattel Sc
curity at Nash, Phelps 4 Green's, south
side squire over Commercial Bank.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06

The chief marshals with their efficient
corps of assistants did pretty good work.
in preserving order, but it is presump-
tuous and an abridgement of personal
liberties to expect that half dozen
men prone to look at the pictures OH
the side show, the animals in the cages
and with free run of the whole show,
can regulate crowd of seven or eight
thousand people in the unrestrained
temperament of circus day.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06
Burglars Bold.

STEAL HARDWARE AND CLOTHING, VI
oLATE THE INTER STATE COMMERCE.
LAW AND SET AT DEFIANCE COMMITS
sIoNERs' RATES.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06

Mr.. Willis Cobb, press agent for tho
company Is u thorough gentleman in all
the term implies, lie makes the pat
rons Of the enterprise his guests 80 far
rs he is able to do, and half hour In
his company is rare treat indeed.
He has travelled extensively, Isl refined
and intelligent gentleman, and is doing
u great deal to elevate the show bust :
ness to q standard that will command
public approval.
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A Gard.

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pers OF sem 'ili''ls o'.' ".fV"! Nes'isS
to return me '''"hS' ., 'ue p0't iol -.
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nS I" carry 'u' our sef'iOe III a "',i ~
IN @'corial't WV" w h''n IS ,hd oa,i ta'i
Headquarters anu 10 .'Ie no"o' Vi ~ Wy 30
Of tne ota'e H"n s-si'iaeuo' VI a"' h. ,h.;r
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mai, tn"pl'I Us 10 o9"tu'' oui "'a -. 1n
OUT "'" "n! af,.a;,as
corum snow" un''ue Wv - I;s'.,,.
me ap''a' "uA!us' ""o a." Iaoo,a,;nr an',
assisted IN IN service OF decoration ann T.,
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THE PALMETTO AND THE PINE


There grows fair palmetto in the sunny Southern
lasd.,
Upon the stern New England hills II .ombre pin,
tree stands
And zach towers like monument above tn,
persisted brave,
A grave meath the palmetto beneath the pine d
grave
The carolina widow comes this bright May day tc
spread
Magnoia and jes.amine above her soldier dead.
tcuw
Her only son, who fell so many weary years ago.
Tear. for the gallant Yankee boy one of Grant.
heroes he;
lear- for the -tawart southern mantle man who
marched with Lee.
But love, and only love, between the lonely ones
who twine
Their wrcaths meath the palmstto-thcir chaplet-
meath the pine.
All, tried tree Of the Southland, from out whose
trunks were wrought
The rauparis Of that glorious fort; where sergeant
Jasper fought
All. True tree Of the Northland, whose pictured
form supplied
The emblem for earliest flag, that waved where
Warren died
still watch the dead you've watched long
dead VINO died so well,
And mAtruns mourn, mourn you must. your LOST
dear ones who fell
But joy aud peace and hope TO all, now North ant
south combine
In onr grand whole rs one soil bears the palmetto
and the pine
-MANIEY H. PIKE, tn Sunshine.
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Personal 10.

Mr. viii Tuck is clerking at OSen's Baza-
ar.
Mrs A. j. Hall is visiting her pa rents in
Winthrop.
Mrs. Convi. Lowell of Chelsea is visiting
at Y. f. Merrill's.
Miss May Hobson of wiscasset is visiting
Miss Helen Wilder.
Miss Josie Lovejoy of sydney is visiting
Miss Arolne sherman
Mrs. f S. Prescott of Skowhegan is visit
ing at c. X, Partrdges
Gen and Mrs H. NJ Plaisted are visiting
Hon. F. W. Hill in Exeter
Parke A. Melville, city editor of the st
John Telegraph, was in town yesterday.
Prof II. NJ Pullen took part in the Phil
harmonic concert at Portland. Wednesday.
John H. Potter, Esq is recovering from
an abscess with which he has been seriously
i'll.
Brooks Pettengll, Esq, of Tampa, Fla,
is visiting his former home in this city. lie
will return Monday.
Mr.. Geo. r. Miner, late of the New York
Herald. and editor of the new Bangor daily,
was in town Thursday.
Miss Lila Gordon, who has been en-
ployed at Aliens for the past few years, is
now stopping at Old Orchard,
Among the people in town yesterday were
J. H. Blanchard. Boston; Hon. d y. Mort
land, Rockland; f P. Treat, Frankfort,
Levi NJ. Wells North vassslboro and Eliab
Eaton. Manchester.
Mr.. Lester f. Percival of this city, who
was injured on the Maine Central last fall,
ha. Just had small piece of dead bone re-
moved from one leg. 1t is thought that he
will be entirely recovered in six weeks
MIR Emile Barber leaves this morning
for New York and will sail June for ia
belle France" He leaves for home Sept, s.
/ On Thursday evening sixteen young men
gave Mr.. Barber farewell concert
( Mr.. A. d. Russell returned Thursday
/ from his home in Weld where his little sor
/ is recovering from an attack of cerebro
spinal meningitis. In one case of the same
disease boy died four hours after being
taken.
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Church Notices

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evening At : .'Y %
FIRST nAps, -
rePPei u 20
: = meeting at G 40 and general
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T.,uu Them for Finy Years

Mrs. Fayette Dixon writes IA
"ARK.NsAw, PEPrN Co.. WIS lee -
1885. ~ ,.ad
For upwards of fifty years l nave ust s
Rrandr.th'. Pills. am now nearly elsn'!
wear. old and in good health nat IN!
faculties are still intact is due TO tnis ,ac',
and thi. only. that have almost teheu o,l
Brandreth Pills to the exclusion OF
medicines to restore me to hesith "he,le .e,
seriously indisposed or IN great sua i,,i.
from colds, bachaehe, &C. anu a'i 49,
grateful. next to my Maker 10 'ie '' 80
- ho originated and placed within reach
"s h;s feIlow being. so simple and eiiieaciou'
remedy. For bilious derahgeine"'s a." ~,
a; iaa, Jjs,prbances. their usefulness IN my
ar ~s is particularly noticeable.
experience juneldlt
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Local Notices
Poisonous Drugs

do not enter irto the composition OF pe, inc
Hair Grower 1t excels all other Prepa,a ,be
in promoting the growth ana p, a,;sssct;en Is
beauty of the human mar 3ais sisSan,,irt
guaranteed, and should any one os uP their
eu III 'n III, he refunded by the druggist OF
mohe :, vas nurchasei. The genuine bears
whoui . = bottle photograph of the Invent
uPo, 80 daughters. The Hair Grower IL
or W. Nv ali Druggists Price 75ets.
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,,a-cs-bolc Acid, Copperss, and Chloride
of Lime are we'll known, anu P1 h.xa ,bem
an5 nj , low figure. Refined gum
P pun, 10 nut away with your winter ci",n-
cam S fnrs and palmation Insect powder
ntL III manner of vermin can De oo,ain ne,
70 NJ in an absolutely pure state. DE' NE
CooohNi marl9dtf
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What is more bewitching'
u.av.n's blue arch teneath,
Than the smile of loveiliies
Showing pearly teeth
SoIoDONT the charm confers-
She who fails to win IT errs'
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as the soldiers did the triumphs of war
Comrades of the Grand Army, Joining
hands around the graves of our fallen com
rade- and under the folds of the flag they
died to defend, let us pledge that we will be
so yigiant, so true, so loyal. so brave, that
the flag, The pledge of our protection, shall
never trail in iish0nor. When the smoke OF
the last battle cleared away, we saw the
glorious old ensign of our native land float
ing in triumph at the mast head of this
Young Il, ruiic. with no sign above it hut
that shich Constantine saw in the sky We
have seen it since waited by the winds OF
every sea. and honored by all the great
nations of the globe.
'~'ar .pangicd banner long may it wave
oer the aGd Ut ihr free and thu home Of the brave.
Loud and continued applause
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.te.sant q. could be wished The store
vsre open until noon. but as everyone wa
making ready for the celebration of the al
,.rnoon but little business was transacted.
M2P.M
The Procession
"a, formed in Market Square in the follow
;,g order First came City Marsha
More rith his squad of stalwart police
mon. Then, mounted on handsome charg
., came Col. o. y. Blseki1gton the marsha
~ the day. followed by X. W Soule, Chief
n STAT; Geo Doughty, Assistant Adjutani
General: j. .. Webster, Surgeon G. F.
Gannett. 4usrtermaster, and A. l.. Wells
CHAPLAIN. ]. 4. Jones, J. A. Greenwood
gthsl II Jones were an efficient corps Of
aids, while J. z. Wyman, W. D. Nichols
Ernest " Emery, f. S. Doughty, W 5.
gl.ekngton acted az orderlies The Angus
:. National Band of twenty I've piece. led
by Prof Dennis iiseour-ed music through
ont the rogte- They were followed by the
CAPITAL Guards Augusta, military coniiu-
gent, o. forty members led by Lieut. +. d.
Bsan: the Cony Cadets, thirty in number,
commanded b. Capt RALPH P. Plai.ted and
ssth Williams Post of seyenty-fve
veterans, Lewis selbiag, Commander.
Wyman, Webber < Gages large delivery
team packed with baskets of lovely
a.o,. and .vrrgrpen ure uared nv the IaJ;. =
Of the Relief Corps followed. Next came
a carriage containing Gov. f. c. Burleigb.
Adjatsnt General Sprague' Col G A, Phil
brook and Judge T. G. Stevens. The lext
carriage contained William II. Williams Esq,
PreHaeAtOi INV 'iy an" htF' u w Idihefi
The orator ""j'' w. H. 'i''.'eii' ana rem
son Examiner pr 'N''' anu '"'''" io'io"e''
~
and Res J B Jordan, Rev. ii. y whitman.
p., r +. Jones and Rev. X. $
~, ,.,-...ot.J tho clar,,,
"'''
large nuW'e Oh clu%'hs ioii"Fed ~
private carriage. and dense crowd Of foot
pgsgrngaF- lined tue route. | hF PROCESSION
IT,, ...., -. D.;,.
mo'eN sun 'r ''e'' up
Bridge to state lp"h state 70 rreen' up
Green to Forrest Grove cemetery and here a
h.l,.,,ns,l. aud while oue half the NOS,
.......i - : y r. uaI,,;,,.
u''e' ''''
Smith decorated the
Grave. Fallen Comr.d..
IN ms 'H'A' E''"'''' '"e "'"'i "e'''''"ieH ~
ted by Commander Lewis Selling placed
,okens If remembrance and affection upon
,.. 49,, .t..,,, e,,1i,,
beneath the sol ut n. MARY AthOllc Gene
WY INV a. '''' " y '''i'
an earnest pray A''vt u't P'o'esSloh ma
rtassemblel 10 Forest Grove where Rev.
/ n Jorian ur.yel feryently. the march
......, ,.-'...f VI, v..,oo and NJ,
Pleasant cemeteries the graves OF buried
heroes hejfg adorned in the passage, reas-
..,,lltn,,.a,.,b..
tne"o"" Mound
10 the memory Of whose unclaimed dead the
,..,;..,t,..i;.f D...,.. or.,,,a1 ., lorol, cro,s
OF hiAcs' tine procession listened 10
an eloquent and appropriate prayer
he, p., u : v,,,,,,r 4, ,tis roi,,
Raj, h.g,, IN PAM
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New Inspirations Quicken

as as we stand besides patriots grave We
shall be fiyorably affected by contemplating
the york of the Grand Army of the Repub,
ne II we make II the sentiment of the
people aud have the grand army a. color
guard to bear al0tt the motto, Fraternity.
Charity Loyalty. There are other organi-
cations that have fraternity, but
yours las been tested with ire
and made sacred by the shedding of blood
The work OF charity has been committed to
you and the Ladies Relief Corps From the
battle fields between the Potomac and
the Mississippi and from the coral reefs of
the sea, there comes leaping from the lip. of
the dying, voices pleading, Take care
OF my children take care of my children -
The inspiration of loyalty is bond of
Union to the whole country so long as We
hold Washington, and Green and Knox and
their associates in arms, and the statesmen
That reared this civil fabric, and the welfare
nf
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in TIL. burial ground the other detachment
led by Commiu cr Lewis Selling placed
tokens Of remembrance and affection upon
The tomb. Of Veterans who sleep peacefully
beneath the sol of st, Mays Catholic Gene
terry Here Rev Charles W Doherty offered
an earnest prayer After the procession had
rea.sembed in Forrest Grove where Rev.
J 3 jordan prayed feryenily, the march
continued through Mt. Vernon and Mt.
Pleasant rcmrt,aIo. the graves of buried
heror. bgrg adorned in the passage, reas-
,.mbllng At thr
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grandest of grand army men John A. Logan.
lhere were thousands ia the ranks made of
she same metal a. these men. and We honor
them whether at Getty sburg, fighting against
hobert b. Lee, or with Sherman marching
from Atlanta to the sea
As beneficial result of the memorial ser
wee, we are brought into sympathy With the
silent mourners of the hour, the depths of
our natures are touched, and our hearts are
enriched thereby
The contemplation Of elfsacrifice awakens
lofty and noble thoughts within Il. and
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nero q Port Hudson and y;ek.h
.ad Chatssneoga and Appom.,, .n.'a =.
enaa.hIe soid,.,
s s' pa'ienf se6srer. victorian. {, At
oysses ). Grant (Apnlan.a "a 20 aeA'h'
~ -" Win his Southern Zoe rem;,d ~ cor con
we efiai OF Ajax and UIys,e. o.. - o'e OF
VI u Achilles when the prize -. -. ~ amor
cpsses- so the princes of the -, A''eo 70
she prize to our Ulysses. and he ~. s4ried
N1h remarkable ovations in All ~ eeeisei
countries of the Globe. sns great
But great commanders ia MT sh.
4iohe they need true soldier. and
narsnzis, and General Grant found ~, -. ~
uiah ior his support Do YOU ace ~, a' .'ls
e !" 'he 'front.' With headlonz speeds ua :.
seared and strung sith knottef .;na - -
inning nerves. They put strass unan ~ =.
shoulfers faster than he can %, 80. ms
match Now he appear. at the heal .. 70
troops with pair of eagles on . ,,n,.;+.'
coat Then he has one star. and ,,rp
ui,ee and four The spirit of his ns,.aasi
saiof runs ike rildtre, aud he wave, -
ms hand aud bat on high and call, ,sn.
thousands OF soldiers from their no, con-. =.
iaiiy around the flag, and charge and .si,a "
,ie'ofy from an exuiting foe VI no had COM. IL
70 occupy their camps Of the night befora
Such a man is oie-
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DieD.

:, Albion, May 81, Mrs. Otis B. Chase aged .
'
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FALLEN HEROES.
bow the Capital City Honored
Their Memory.
Floral Tributes to Buried Veterans
A Long Procession Parades the street.
on Memorial Day.

Memorial Day ds~ned fair and briQh.
ard the early part Of the forenoon wa. a.
,leasans a. could be wished The store.
vsrs open until noon. but as everyone wa.
making ready for the celebration of the at.
,ern0on bot LITTLE business was transacted.
zap n
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The Impetuous Rider

o. the hery steed, Rienz, the gallan, Phil
sheridan. Enthusiastic applause.
Worthy Of mention before Grand ARM
posts is the young soldier in the Mexican a . |,
Afterwards commander of the army of M.
Tennessee, and distinguished in several ba,-
ties, who passing through his own state Ieg.
lslatgre to Congress, became the able de-.
fender of the Union Soldier, champion of
the veterans cause, the staunch and true
friend and
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and Res J - Jordan, Rev. II. s. Whitman.
Rev r. F. Jones and Rev. y. 5.
Naben represented the clergy
A large number Of citizens followed in
private carriage. and lease crowd Of foot
passenger. lined the route. The procession
moved slowly mp Water street to Bridge, up
Brdge to State down State 10 Green, up
Green to Forest Grove cemetery, and here a
halt ~. made aud lille one half the post
under the command Of ). V. c, Melville
Smith decorated the
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which vas beautifully adorned with Rarhnds
Of evergreen. Commander Svlbing made a
brief address and the band played a dirse
Chaplain A L. Wells then made a devout
PRAYER, and after the renie;ing Of the
Plev-i. Hymn.
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began Acting Mayor williams Rev. G. r.
Palmer Rev II. 5 Whitman, Gov Bur
leigh and the officers of tho Post occupied
t5e stage while the body of the ball was
CROW led with citizens. After the band had
playsja stirring march from tie Pirates OF
Penzance, and the Grand Sacred overture
decoration, the usual memorial service
was rendered by the Post. The strains Of
that grand American Hymn If keller's died
away ard the presiding Ulcer introduced
the Rev George Il. Palmer Of Augus'a, ora
tor of the lay. who with his usual eloquencf
delivered an ahIe