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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-11-17

THE CHARLES a. voeELEa CO.,. Baltimore. Nd.
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WELrH1E VIII

Eta J.. Layton j. the daughter 81 Willis Layton.
d1ih End. she y %; Eve feel four inches tah and
weighs 10 pounds She joined the q. G. tn lss2,
and - member II tie Guards she has been
teacher u tllc pslb.lc schools q Indiana for two
years aud fond Of music good literature. society
and fowers Would exchange postal autographs
Will all
Weitiiie White. veterans widow. l2ih y. Y, Is a
resident u Windsor ~ T. Black hair and eyes.
slender and o. medium hight: age. 30 She i very
foad 81 poetry aud bright colOrs- Although but
Teueny adsiited 10 the 4. G, she Ii one Of ls de-
voted meunuers
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BRAIN-RACKERS.

To Contributors: In sending answers name
No of THE NATIONAL TREBuEEin which the puzzle
isfound. AnsVcrs of cuessers may he forwarded
within week after receiving this TRIBUNE. Do not
make numerical enEmas OF your own name
Answers must accompany all puzzles forwarded.
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES, IN TRIBUNE OCT. %.
Hidden Flowers--Pansy, rose violet, golden rod,
tnnsy, pink, daisy, forget-me not. jessamine.
society TO which We should all bclong-N. II
G. c. Guards
Whnt is the Palindrome-" Able was ero saw
Elba' or any sentence that reads backward the
same as forward
A G. q. Favorte-Maggie L. Hover.
Geographical Euigma-Anne L. Williams.
RuYMIEG ENIGMA.
What force or strength can't get thro'.
with gentle touch can do;
And many In the streets would stand,
Wero not az IA friend at hand
-Edwyn X. Lereh, Erie. Pa.
A c. C. PUZZLE.
Yam curry vies eb kiel het isnwaesso. hihcw
vesale rakm, utb otn u nisa.-Edith Coleman,
Slcphentown Center, n. Y.
A SUMMER BOUQUET.
/. Around object, and aboy's name.
2. To receive, and an insect.
3. To prophecy, and pronouu.
4. boys name, and feathers.
8. CongeBlcd vnpor and n stratum.
q. vessel, and "A letter OF the alphabet.
2. A people, holy. and a girls name.
y. coin, proposition, aud spiro.
o. fragrant shrub.
10. a sounding vessel and a verb.
Daisy Is. North.
MY TAvoRITE POET.
in Eva T. Pryor not ia Wilson A. Holmes
In Frank IT, Galpin, not in Frank w. Combs;
In Charles ChHmplin, not IN Ala Waite,
In Flora A. Conner, not In Eva II. Crate;
In Emmett Searcy, not I'm Carrie Wheeler.
In w. :. Better. not In Aunt May Keeer:
In Edwyu X. Lcrci. not in Herman Swift
la Mabel G. Giddtngs. not Ia Ida May TIT:
Ii Walter O. Smith, not Ia Lucy Il. Murray,
Ia Bell II: Hoffman, not ia y. +. Curry;
In Kate Warthon, not in Wiibar H. Brand,
In A. l., Scnmsus not IN Maggie u i!Bnd
In Bcruico T. Thomas. not iu w. Carl Frost,
In Maggie l.. Hover, not tn Ora A. Kost:
In Stella x. Rcs, not In Bessie q. Race
In Ire b. Kinzcr. not in Maude X Chase;
la Minnie Dcnnag mott Louis " Doss
In Ethel Il. Hays, not in NelIio A. Goss
Maggie McCung.
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Judgment Hall, and taken by the soldiers over
to Calvary. This label was attached TO the per-
peudicular beam of the cross, above the head Of
Christ. 1t was probably fastened to the cross
while the cross lay on tho ground. From the
account Of st. Matthew We might infer the in
scrption was fastened after Christ was nailed
to the cross, either while it vas lying on the
ground or after it was erected.
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NOTHING LIKE It'll

Blood is thicker than water,
and must be kept pure to
insure good health.
SwIFrs SPECIFIC is natures remedy
for this purpose.
1t never TO fails eliminate the impur
ties and build up the general health.
There is only one Swift's Specific,
and there is nothing like II.
De sure and get the genuine.
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ga
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Rae G. Hayes, 2; John Anderson. 5; Daisy u
North 9; Rufus = Mason, |; Maude Dawson, -
Newton G. Myers, /; Mary T. Lutcs. .; Ellie A.
Smith, 81 Lou Nj. Staring, 6; julius w, GogRrn, !;
Nj. Warner Hargrove, 2; Mabel {. Gddings, 8.
OUR ROLL cALL-NEw MEMBERS.
THE letters VS.. mean veterans sou, yd. veter-
ans daughter and Wv. veteran ; widow members
OF associations will he marked SN. and D.Nf
Alice Neville Chester. Ill; William G. Hunt s.v.
I'D n. y, jamestown, n. "; John w Boionder
Neville o.; William Melvin and G. II. Shigley, Elk
hart ind: Sarah II. Briggs widow of Ferris Briggs
9th n. y. III. A.. Experiment MIL Pa; Charles
i. and Francis NJ. Chase, Traverse CITY, Mich; sue
A. Sanders, Past Department President OF llllnois
aud National lnstituting and Installing Oiilcer
W.R.C., and A. Gsrdcttc Eggcsion, Delavan, Hi
Flora NJ. aud Isabel =. King, kiilingly, Conn
Nira V. Stockton, DIV 4th Ohio, Findlay, q: John
II. Latshaw, Henry T.. Custer Cemmie IL Hayes,
EOyersford, Pa; Frank ii. DeishcT, phCrniXVile,
Pa; William J. Dobson Post Captain, Camp 100,
= OF v, Phunixville, Pa; John A. Smell, Phllade-
phtR Pa; Mary Emma Sample. r.d. l5Mb Pa
Wildwood, Pa; L. j.. IL. Marley. veteran BAN Ind,
Farmersyille La; Mamie Matthews Nd. 18th n. j.,
$50 Center street, Trenton. n. j.; Carrie aud May
Lillian. Boids, III; Frank f. Carpenter, Vs. o
Webster avenue Scranton, Pa; ANN II. Fox, va.
18th Ohio, Spriugboro o.: Nellie y, Miller. Barnun-
Willie VT; Cornelia Snow, Blaine, Me-; hdith T..
Ayers, vi, Pilot Knob Wis; Ira Louis Reeves,
VS., Mary's Home, Mo; Alice BlRnchett, baraboo,
Wis; Anna Cowie, y.d Carlisle, Ind O. IT, Cutter,
Chic, o.; John {. Kennedy, vs., Industry, Kan. !;
OTphR sheffield, Athens. o.; w. *. Scoheid anu
Frank Ferguson, Belleville Kan; Alice Nakey,
Herborn. H.; Clara c. Smith, daughter 5. OF ",
IL Fuller, v.d. 9th \. y. III. A. Spring Lake n. L.
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when BABY was SICK We gave her CastorfA.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastOria.
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AUNT MAY Is HAPPY.

DEAR c. G.: The votes follows for the
leading names Of favorite Generals: Logan go;
Sheridan, lSS; Grant i75; Sherman. 1863. Another
Stale heard from; letter from Junior Vice
President Of Custer Corps, Maryland. some
fiends join her ia sending votes for the brave Gen
erai who marched 10 the sea"
have such good news hardly know how to tell
IL. To-nighTs mail brought $40 bill from
Gotham. This time IL is from our brother, for lie
has been enrolled ia ranks since his first con
tributiOn. This makes S67 toward the quilt. A
sister sends ler mite, and hopes the good work
will 70 on. Shall it, ! am thankful for one vote
and know you viii be glad If you help in the good
work. Pro PaiTia-Aunt May keeieT, South Nor
walk. Conn.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


G. C. Motto: Pro PatFia.
q. C. Flower: FoTget-me-not
Objects e.. C.: Progress. patriotism.
Price silver badge: One dollar
Al, regular readers OF THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
rnay be enrolled as Loyal Home Workers free. and
90 become members OF the Conversation Club and
contributors 10 the several departments.
Contributors viii please add to the address on
their envelopes Loyal Ilomewor6ers" or &C"
90 facilitate The handling OF mail
References required OF new members desiring
correspondence.
G. c. photographs and sketches must accompany
each other aud each picture must have name and
address the back. No notice Will be taken Of
them otherwise.
n. T. c. c. GUARDS.
The c. C. Guards Is "A band Of the C. c. organized
nj Boston Aug. iS, 1890 for mutual benefit and the
more practical enforcement of the principles OF
patriotism and progress TO which the {. {. stand
pledged. Annual dues 10 cents year, one-haif OF
which j. credited TO a benefit fund for members IN
need ANY member OF the c. {. desiring 10 join
the C. C. Guards should send n personal applics-
ton Endorsed by Post Commander or pastor of has
church Go Thomas J. Martin, Chairman, lnvesti-
eating Committee, Box $50. Clinton, Mass. Give
name address in FULL length OF membership in
G. c. and ineo se 10 cents as required. The Guards
Of any Slate desiring TO form division should
address she Acknowledgement direct.
KATE b. SHERWOOD. COMMANDMENT Chief.
AMOS l. SEAMAN, Adjutant-GeneTa st. Louis
Mo.
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Manhood Restored,

a VleItm OF youthful impruaenee causing Premature
DeeayNervous Debility Lost Manhood &c. aying tried
Of self cure hch he will send free his fellow
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PENNSYLVANIA. ATTENTION.

would be pleased to hear from all members
desiring the formation Of Pennsylvania DIVISION
y. T. G. &. Guards, with stamp inclosed for re,
ply. 10 not delay writing, time Is golden; and
j would also be pleased 10 receive the names oil all
Pennsylvania members, including the time oi
enrolment in the G. G. as ] am preparing Penn
sylyania roster. Arouse, Pennsylvania members,
and come 90 the front, aud allow the other states
TO see that PeHnsy .vania Is up aud doing. Yours,
Fro Patria-llae q. Hays, RoysrsfoTd Pa.
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Taylor In 1919, Tint secession began to manifest
itself outside South Caroina.
Solyman H. born In Hungary In 1io5, died 1866,
the great Turkish scholar lawgiver and Ottoman
Sultan, was known as 1.-THE Magnificent"
Thomas A. Edison invented the photograph In
1877. IL records and reproduces human speech,
song, musical notes aud so on.
The inhabitants of North Carolina are known es
. Tar Heels" from the pitch and tar industries
that flourish there
The United States PIN factories manufacture
about IL 900 900 600 annually.
4. Why did Columbus name the American abb
origines Indians p CeiiaE. Spencer.
2. What was the largest chain ever made Wv.
ii. SheahAn.
3. What number was engaged on each side Mt the
battle of Murfreesboro, and what the losses of
each Willard Anderson.
g. Who was Cincinnatus and what were his ex-
ploits P--F, Il. II, Marley.
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n
Robert +. Crawford is a son Of a veteran OF Co.
E sth Iowa: has light brown hair and light blue
ewes; weight 61pOuuds. HeTesides on farm four
miles from Belle PLANE Iowa; Is n farmer, and
Is n lover OF good books and flowers; Joined tie
G. G. ia 1857.
A reader Of THE NATIONAL TRBUNE Tor two
years and ma interested member Of the 9. &. since
February. 1850, Is Alice Kelley OF Dale, Ina;
She is devoted 10 its principles aud can be Teiled
upon 10 stand firm in the ranks.
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HE1.P THEM 10 A HAPPY CHRISTMAS.

DEAR C. c.: Having had an entire failure Of crops
in this country u is generally Thought that we Will
not be able TO have customary Christmas tree
this year FOR if we have anything can spare for
such things, we have SO many poor around us we
must relieve suffering before providing for pleas
IRE. Therefore write TO the generous 4. Z. ana
ask that II any Of them have Christmas rccita-
lions or dialogs that they could send us to use at
Christmas entertainment, they would be very
thankfully received by the wife Of 81 Me veteran.
References. Rev. q. Forney, Brethren Church. and
oihers.-Mrs. A. l.. Sturtevant, Beaver City, Neb.
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THE MERRY CHRGsTMAs-TTDE.

HAPPY ii. H.: IT will not be long before Indian
Summer. with her warm, hazy days, will be
gone, and then comes thoughts of preparing little
gifts and friendship tokens for who has not some
friend to remember when Merry Christmas y
rolls round?
To begin with, Til tell the girls how 10 make a
pretty drape. Get yard ofsscriln, tcut lengthwse
II VIII make two) then take small brass rings aud
crochet around them with some pretty -colnfcd
hoss Sew two rows Of these across one end about
four inches from the bottom, cut the scrim from
under ihe rings, and trim the bottom with lace.
For other end get acorns and gid them, taking the
acorn from tic cup before the gliding Is done. Fas.
ten small ribbon, 10y means Of pin Ia the top oi
the cup, and glue acorn aud cup together. fasteu
them 10 the drapc by means OF ribbon, aud think
you viii he pleased. Write result.-Cad Di. KcpneT,
Marengo. Iowa.
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BIBLE BRIGADE.

The seven Bibles Of tho world so called, are Ko-
of tho Mahometnns; the Eddas OF the Scan
diuavians the Try Pickles. of tho Buddhists; the
Five Kings of the Chinese; the Three Vedas of tho
1lindoos; the Zendavesta OF the Persians. and the
Hebrew Christian Old and New Testaments
The viOl, or psaltery, was n stringed instrument,
something like the guitar; mentioned by Isaiah
and Amos.
Gamaliel In counseling moderation IN dealing
with the Apostles, mentions Theudas and Judas
of Galiee. among those claiming TO be divinely
sent as leaders, or saviurs, of the Jews
J. What is the difference between Kings and
Chronicles ?-IIelcn L. 9. Norton.
q How many wives did Solomon have?-Carl
Walker.
G.. N.
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ADsstE EDLL-BEsT LETTEHE.
FIRST Hon0F-Liliie Maude Hewlett
Second HOn0r-MAggie l.. Hover.
SEARCHES And SOLVE

y. Gertrude Riggs. !; Georgia BaneT. 3: II. NJ
- d. I1nkbam, q; Viola y. seaman i Sanford
Buck i Lizzie w, Allen, 3; y. T.. Tinkhafn. z.
May Is. Chapman. g AHnie L. Williams O. Addie
hAflng' g. James II. iser. 4; Flora c. Wroten. 3 !:
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scENEnY or THE HUDsOs

DEAR q. q. FRIENDS; The scenery In tile Hudson
Valley isRl wayE charming but never more grandlv
beautiful than NOW, Bryant said:
IoFeiiehi ni lovely things are they,
On earth that soonest pass away.
Words that may BE- fitly applied 60 the magnificent
hutuinnhl scenery lhs Hudson. Across the
river from here are the lovely wooded hills Of
Highland. the foliage Of which il dyed with
natures richest co.ors-bToHze, orange, crimson.
scarlet. purple When the river IL umripped the
bills la all their brilliant colorng arc often reflect
ed Ia the waters which lie al their base Peepinu
over the summit Of distant hill tie blue OF a FAR
away mountain Is seen; this Is believe the Gals
Kali terminus. ScaiieTinR among the hills are
some line residences which. viewed at "A distance
fOrcibly remind one Of pictures of the castles on
the Rhine, aud the Hudson wends its way through
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BIRTHDAY LETTER PATTY.

DEAR q. O. The 25ih 81 December Christmas
Day, j. Mabel WoOlsey's birthday She wishes Ia
have birthday letter party, and hopes TO receive
at least 70 letters May size receive four times 20
u els would Ike 10 read them. Her present adj
dress - ~ Eowsfs street, Akron, .. Let us not
forget our invalid sister. We surely all wife
Il few words 81 cheerful greeting. aud send any
thug that would help to make her "a happy birth
day aud merry Christina. Remember that true
happinsss is found lu>nlalling others happy, Pro
FatTIA-Enma %. Nesg, HiggnspoEt o
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Harry HOUSEHOLD AID C. C.: viii send a re-
e!pe FOR q cake tiink very nice: -Four cEgs, one
and hElf Guys II sugar ouc-lIaif cup Of butter enc
cup Of water sweet milk three cups 81 -four. two
teaspOCHfuls u baking powder. ak the baking
powder H.iI tbe -four. dry. before adding anything
else. Flavor ~ SUIT tle iaste--JESEE l.. BURCH.
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The Curious Corner.

IAnsweTs 10 questions viii not lbs published with
In two or three weeks after questions appear SO
all viii have chance TO send replies and receive
honorable mention with the number answersl
IL was In the administration of Gen. Zachary
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DEAE il. IL ! send a recipe, which think s.
very nice hope some Of the G. g. sisters wili try.
and report Two eggs well beaten, cup Of
sugar one cup II -four, one teaspGbHfHi Of cream
tartar wei uized with the -four. one teaspoon
To- q eXtfact ~ lemon, one teHspOonlul 81 salt.
Sir al together untsl quste smooth, then add
OBe-Ia1 fesspoOBfgl 81 soda which las been dis
solved So bfi,<ls and put IN ths 81 soon ar
POssible.--HHilie j. Thompson. Quiet Dell, w. Va.
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BsilSf egGse ct,J,--J. Write briefly 2 WrIle ouly
o. one Eice u the paper. 3. Write 70 he MONT 4
Write On enc euiyjea. Q. Write your best q
Zero hiis"sih 10 al puzzles Tor Hsc If Editor ZACH
MssA HE Hiiiilss ~ those writing the best letters
~ conf '9t'ilgn, spelling penuIaIlship aud gen
eIH4 merit cofIsdered-Wlii he named al lbe head
al tAis column on tie Honor Roll FIRST honor
Nlh 1neluac all 81 these requirements fecoud
Nc OLAeTh Will u nalned $3.50
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THE NAriOsAL TRIBUNE Exchange viii be de-
voted solely 10 the exchange of souvenirs. ANY
thing pertaining % business must DO sent Ia lie
advertising Department.
70 exchange: Youths COMPANION for Indian
rclics.--Ered IL. Banks Stamford Conn Cc1tys.
burg cane for preiies piece Of crazy work bullets
from same field for prcttiest postal GBtoVynub ~
Cora NJ, Young. Railroad PA. Mineral sDacimens
letters md photographs for same.-Frauk T. Gar
penier, Scranton Pa. Set ofConiederate bills from
u - tlW, 10 GA r. Post paying postage - Eliza
Jack man ChrisiansburE, Va. Prizes for prettieet
postal autographs; Indian bead work Eth AT
Crawford. Valley Junction. Wis. " East Lynne -
-l.uella Spencer, Snlinesylle, o. My photograph.
Della Bal, Ash Grove, Mo. Stamped spasher 10
O. q, girl and maitland embroidered Ia forgc-lne.
uOts, autograph cover To e.. q. boy-Ielo M
| foTd, Barton Landing VI.
Prizes Offered; For preitiest piece silk satin or
plush for g. 4. plpe.-Itie A. Smith 1870 South BeII
street, Columbus, o. Stamped linen table scarf for
first half yard ribbon for friendship hoop from {,
! &. girl; 0lbinet of self for first from g. O. bow
| Nice prize for preltlest buion,--Aliee NJ Reed,
! postal autogrhph.-T w. Bryan Box 10 Stoners
| IA. For best postal nutograph.-A gnes Ash
| vile, Delaware, q. Pieces wanted of q O.
| girls aprons and dresses. Latest song out. ~
| Whistle aud Wait for Katie" sheet music for
Three sheets OF music, vocal or instrumental songs
for words and music of Little Bunch Of Iilaes !,
Silver Threads Among the Cole" and ''Tramn
! Iramp."-iGdwin IL. Lerch Erie, Pa. MY photo.
graph for preltest bntonhole bouquet of artificial
| foFget-m nos.-A, NJ. HeudriclGsoa White Water
Kan. My postal photo 10 the three g. O. friends
! who will send me half yard of No 8 ribbon for INV
q. q. wreath, matching in color tho nearest a GER
tain piece hold myseif.-R. j.. Emerson, Chaplain.
| n. IT, q. q. Guards.
| The Curious Corner.
ANSWERS 90 questions viii not be published with
| In two or three weeks after questions appear So
all will have % chance to send reDliea aud recaiya
honorable mcmillan ia aiter
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These are practically the same as in the first
paragraph above. The change Of time makes
it somewhat later. We may say it was IL
O'Clock a. N. As to year, month, etc, see para
graph l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-19
PETERSBURG POINTS.
Receipts of Cotton and Tobaeco-Fortl .
Seven Coupon Cases.


PETERSBURG, VA, January 1s.-I Special.
The receipts Of cotton at this port for the
past week were 2}S bales. The inspections
Of tobacco at the different warehouses in the
city for the week just closed were ll9 hogs
heads: receipts. POI hogsheads; sales Of
loose, 402, O43 pounds.
The Petersburg Benevolent Mechanics
Association contemplate building at some
early day a new hall. with an auditorium
for free lectures every season. This assO-
citation has a library Of about 5000 volumes
Of choice books.
During the past week thirteen deeds were
admitted 10 record in the Office OF the clerk
Of the court OF this city.
In the Hastings Court Of this city, Judge
ID. NJ. Bernard, presiding, this morning,
one hundred and forty-seyen coupon cases
were disposed Of. In each case the coupons
were verified. After disp0sng Of these
coupon cases the case Of the Commonwealth
against Fletcher Brown (colored), charged
with assault and attempted rape on Matte
Putnam, sometimes called Matte Ferguson,
was called for trial. The complainant is a
cOlored girl about twenty years Of age. The
prisoner was found guilty as indicted, and
his punishment fixed at four years in the
peniientiary. Sentence was suspended. as
counsel for the prisoner asked for arrest q
Judgment in order that he might move for a
new trial for his client at some later day in
the term.
Congressman Z. G. Nenable will shortly
appoint by competitive examination a cadet
10 fill a vacancy existing from this Con-
gressiOnal district at West Point.
A very enjoyable german was given last
night at the Academy Of Music by the Jun
ior German Club Of this city. Dancing was
kept up until alate hour.
SIR. Francis Riyes Lassiter. City Attor-
aey. is spoken Of in connection with the
mayOralty at the next municipal election.
A carload Of grain was received here to
day, and with it the machinery OF the grain
elevator was tested and found TO work very
smooth and easy. The elevator viii be
ready TO commence business next week.
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ROY. w. II. Ochiltree died at his home IN
Rockbridge county, on Thursday OF last
week. lie was remarkable man. lie was
entirely blind and had been for many years,
vet he successfully pursued his studies at
Washington and Lee University, gradual
inc there i'm 1861. and afterwards at the
irnion Theological seminary, and his HE
SINCE as teacher and preacher has been one
~ Great usefulness and honor. His men,
or, was remarkable. Had the written
R1,le been lost he could have reproduced IL
southern born breezes have sighed sweety
omono our hills until the flowers s-e'en the
forest Aowers--haye awakened into a ifa.
',r,,,,t nerfection, and their lover, the Whd
hae Svoos them in their dreamy solitudes;
While the lark fills his golden throat WIN
,he mellow notes OF his love song, the soil
ta,v yulture floats above in stately pomp,
md ali the sounds that 90 TO make up an
.5"sl snmmer day are waited upward 10 nun
as he basks in the light and freedom oil MS
'' Gsinesville district is divided ON the ques-
ton ~ voting on ''hOg law" a long Pc
tition praying for vote on the question III
May has been received; also, lengthy
counter petition, saying that the goou peO,
nIe of Gainesville district are not yer 'i'ou
of nork steak, sausage. ana spaIe IiDs.
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