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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-05-11
Carpets,
Curtains,
0pholsterings
GENTLE SPRING, :"

ethereal mldness," has come with
gentle housewife is sounding the preparatory of purchase
and renovation incident house cleaning In the changes
and purchases complete the aavenes and
Carpet and faded give place of bright and
cheerful pattern. In this particular outfit ladies'
service you We need hardly remind you there happy
medium between snowy and deceptive shoddy and the
fabrics desirable combine durability
all house furnishings especially in the purchase of Carpet
While cheap goods please the perhaps
they have the wearing qualities moderate outlay will
possess you of only beautiful but durable Carpet.
We have added largely stock making it complete and
attractive We know the best makes and buy them You hardly
of maintaining standing the leading
Carpet and Upholstery house in this section.
Long years acquaintance
familiar of conducting business,
have to believe it has been mutually pleasant.
Our Curtain Department contains all the latest
thing beauty Joy forever Art Squares
Rugs China and japanese Matngs. Babon's Lnoeums and
Oil Cloths
R @~MH~WR-3
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Marriage Licenses,

Edward W. Forsyth and Maud R. Day, Deer
field.
Milton G. Sell and Myra Fl. Wait, Brimfeld.
Geo. W. Dickinson and Helen Crosby, Shalers-
vile.
George Sisco and Mrs. Sarah A. Pile. Palmyra
Fred. J. Hoffman and Hattie Collins. .Ravenna
Ray W. McCombs and Minnie J. Gledhill, Ra-
VIENNA.
Frank W. Folger and Hattie E. IIaymaker
franklin.
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C. & P. Departures,

9th. Mrs P. B. Conant. son and daughter, tt
St. Joseph. Mich. Fred. Goldman. Detroit
9th Dan E. Close. G. A. Dundon and C. A
Severance. to Columbus; J. c. Prentiss. Colum.
bia, Pa.
10th. Mr.. and Mrs. Philpott. Wheeling. W. Va
18th. John F. Byers. Bucyrus. o.; Mrs. 1. T.
SiddalI, Mrs j. W. HoIcomb. Rev Laughlin,
Peter FIath. R. B. Witter. W. X. Witter. Cleve-
land.
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MARRIED

May 4th, 1892. by Rev. Andrew Wilson. at the
residence of the BRIDES parents. Ray w. Nc
Combs and Miss Minnie ]. Gledhill. all of Ra-
VIENNA.
May 4th, 1892. by Rev. Andrew Wilson, ct his
residence. Fred. J. Hoffman and Miss Hattie
Collins. all of Ravenna
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New Cases in Common Pleas Court.
johnson & Root VS. CIR Fenton ct al Cognovit
Ella Brown VS. C. F. Brown. Divorce
Abbie Lynn VS. John A. Morrow, Replevin.
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Very cold and wet Some oats are sowed, a.
good many are to sow yet.
Robert Ellison, wife and son, old residents of
this town. who have been visiting relatives and
friends here for a number of days, returned to
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Grain and Feed!

Kirk & Wood have just received three car
loads of Grain and Feed. which they will sell at
the very low est prices,
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Assignee's Notice,

The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Assignee in trust for the benefit of
Inc creditors of Frank McTye. All persons in
debted to said assignor will make Immediate
payment. and creditors will present their
claims, duly authenticated, to the undersigned
for allowance l. IL. PHELPS
1872 3t. Assignee.
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PUBLIC SALE!
will offer at Public Sale, at my residence
corner of Walnut and Spruce Streets, on
SATURDAY. MAY 14th, 1892,

at 80 p: m. lot of Furniture and articles OF
household utility. including Bedroom Suites
SilVerware. Pictures. Crockery. &c. &e- A
couple of excellent Pumps and first class iron
Gates will be among the bargains offered
Terms. Cash.
P. III. BEAN, Auc'r. MRS R. HORR
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late residence. IN the south part OF RaVenna
Village. on
Friday, May 20, 1892,
The personal property of said deceased. con-
sisting of Stoves. beds and bedding, chairs.
tables carpets, and all other household furni-
ture; crockery. knives and forks, and cooking
utensils; lot of wearing apparel. including
shawls. dresses &C., and other articles too nu-
merous to mention.
Sale to commence at 12 80 sharp.
TERMS All sums under SIS cash; over that
amount. credit of six months will be given on
notes with two good sureties, without interest
if paid when due, if not then paid. interest from
day of SALE at per cent.
julius CADY, Administrator.
P, II, BEAN, Aucr.
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COL. WEST, 1877
RECORD, 2 :454,

Will make the Season of 1892
at my stables, on Freedom ST.,
at $50 the season with usual
return privilege. For further
particulars and pedigree apply
to Walter Fletcher.
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am receiving Inquiries daily to know where
he is to be kept this Season, as he has prodnced
as many good colts as any horse in Portage Co.
He will be at my residence except, during the
mouths of May and June. on TUESDAYS he will
be at the Mogadore Hotel barn Those wishing
pedigrees will call or write for same.
TERMs-To Insure $40. To be paid as soon as
the mare is known to be with foal. Persons
failing to attend regular, or parting with mares
before they are known to be with foal forfeit
the insurance. will not be responsible for ac-
cidents.
N. DREWS.
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A report having been circulated that have
sotd my Imported Stallion, " H HERMIER" this
is to inform the public that such report is en-
tirely without foundation, as have not thought
of selling him.
HERMIER will make the season at my barn
two miles east OF Ravenna, on the CharlestoWn
road. every day, excepting SUNDAYS at REA-
SoNABLE TERMS,
The best of care will be taken, but we will
not be responsible for accidents
i24-2 RICHARD EVANS
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Oh, Ma!
ADMINISTRATORS SALE!
Friday, May 20, 1892,

AS Administrator of the estate of Dotia Cady.
deceased 1 will ssell at public auction. at her
late residence. in the south part of Rayenna
VILLAGE. on
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FARMERS ATTENTION.

All Who ire contemplating getting a harvestrs should see III Davis Platform Bind.
beforep purchasing, a. IL Il the leading harvester If the day, the following points
Of exosuencs WILL chow it, superior qualities overa all other binders. The chief point
IL thsreis n elevation of the grain at aM, IL simply binds all the grain at q esva.
ton Of uN oyeru no inches above IN subbe. Thus saving the power necessary to
elsvstst the grain making a saving of from me to N and a half horses sin the draft
Of che machine
Thsr. D. complete separation between the bundle being bound and the rest Of
the grain Of nearly three feet, thus doing away with the tangie and hanging to-
RNhsr Of bundles 20 common with many binders No other. binder has this quality.
A most voudsrful feature of the Davis Bndet, the only one ever put n q grain
bnde. lie The RED rake which enables tn drver I'd handle down and tangled grain with
eases and make the bundles smooth and straight We challenge any man 20 produce q
aMd Of Rrsiu that The Davis Binder cannot harvest better aud make very shsaf
stsaightsr and more symmetrical than can 70 done by any other binder.
We don't thRsah out and waste grin as other binders do as 70 don't have the
friction necessary 70 elevate the gaHJa m thus havee enough grain to the farmer to
pay for the satire cost of harvesting and also pay for the COS of seeding the next
CROP
The Davis use. o canvas aprons at all instead uses studded belts, that cal Be.
ioossned At night or frightened In the morning, or nera rain, in just n second,
thus saving much valuable time used in tightening the canvass Of the other binders,
The driver oan raise OF lower the cutter bar without leaving his seat so as to ont
tn. longest Q. shortest grain and at the same time keep the platform in proper po-
siion 70 handle the grain.
There IA no weight on tbs horses necks from the tongue, as IT is perfectly loose
thMs d absolutely 10 aide draft 1t all. e"
win bnd tighter and with lessen n than any other binder. ~ N
The binder IL . sNsl binder
The Davis needs no folding apparatus for transportation about the farms 40 twin
pass through any eleven foot gate.
Tho Davis binder Il fully waraptdL Before purchasing a bindi, call and sss the
Davis at OuivtS blacksmith shop in Red Cloud IN North Webster street. at Hum.
w. m. CUIWITs, Agt.
Red Cloud, Neb.
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with unseihsh devotion that We lost the gallant
Ellsworth, Baker. and Lyons. They With many
soldiers poured out thtir blood upon the nrst
doubtful apprehsl Sions. These i've years were
only the school to test the perseverance, Of the
nation; to test It's patriotism and devotion to
vicksSars and iSe Ia duii and bloody j battle q
Gettysburg had culminated. did the people Of
the North begin TO realize That this war was In
and action to establish sie conditions that Sca
imtsndcd TO 6e established In the breasts Of our
slaves TO be free, could not have been made the
nrst year Of the war. 1tt0Qk time 70 train the
hearts and dispcntions q the justice Of sach. q
E %Sss%sn in..r nn,s Rss sSsT psS%:d Cp 5, q m s@e
li6ernting. I million slaves, e = record that can
stand by the side Of Tho Declaration OF indie.
Is Gs1 sr { m SaS He R PSS'nsSss sG Ii n %G 9SaUSsSoS St
had sympethe.ic response around the globe.
Antsi.a snsS ana aS1 Frsd pHssjs ~ Sn,i0; d. S'V ne E Srca;
inG Tonyments Of to-day 10 the minds snd
o ofa ne q fre SSs psO pc 's ss%,nd! n, y; % Of the , s'sSss
gruves and the National cemeteres tSfos,Shont
the land. all attest Of the yalor and patriotism
Il Gin Ss5 sC " Hsn. ssH' and az fSs i'se: vi. II he ssc",. s%c
perpetual. reminders TO the soldiers now
living and the students Of our country. that
, as.sa sdu %ss as"V W. . aSs Sss .tr SSs's MOVERS :Ss for for
on tho graves Of our fallen heroes, In the con-.
memorstion Of the patriotic feeling thsS nervcd
non In ,deiense Of civil and religion. n6ei9y.
Hilary. OF the GRAND Army Of the kSpu6iic now
. !: s::n sSs pdo ,ss ana nd : SY.sl. g, s%,'; Ss,, e "a 1Sa
Women are no less patriotic than. the linen.
They were vigi!ant and untirlns q the bed side
q the wounded soldier; often standing With up
lie. Of ihs Sick and Wcasdsd, q Il ' sssSsdS ~ dl1 9!
mer and DINNER until it WAS carried AWAY oy
the gentle breeze OF death. They ale entitled
70 our IN k,nd u 0snsnc q co., and !. our sener Gus sup.
strated their yalor and courage In defense OF
our nations honor In the same decree that our
soldiers did the line Of march. Their Willing
to supply tie ouSrtsrmsster with IL he necssss.
RE: 20 care fs the wounded and dying soldiers
me: ssS d ssHs sss 4 St q our S9a ss sssaps: 81 SS s.s SSSSns''
II was woman's hand that rocked the cradle
Of our FIRST president; u 70 the fond and loving
look OF the mother that stamps greatness upos
women Of our country. They were ANGELS Of
mercy upon hundreds Of battle fields; they are
the l0vin 8 companions OF our old and SCARED
here; it's ne one 10 Which NO should sathsr
the nrst flowers Of spring n lay them WITH
tender ana LOVING hands upon the gravesoS our
each wear viii bring Increased snimstioTn ana y
saectl9n Int THIS days action. and when the
!Sst soldier hs; been buried and none LEFT Of
that erSnd old line o. defenders. we shall have
ries WI. not BE- blottsd from tie minds OF tHe
people then living.
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Farm loans at lowest interest.
Strictly 6rst-class loans at lower rates
than has ever been given in this coup.
ty before. Option TO paw part or Ill
ut end Of any year.--C. +. CATHHR.
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For Sale ut q Barsain.

I desire to dispose Of the w n Of sec.
the money. Apply to Edward Noble.
Savanna, Ill. for particulars,
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"Hepatioure" Ia the "Rose-bud Of
Health" Insures perfect digestion,
tones up the entire system, cures all ma.
leria, dizziness, langour, nervous exhaus.
ton. For sale by L. II. Deyo.
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Other medicines might help but TO
make assurance doubly sure use DeWitt's
Sarsaparills 70 enrich, purify and renew
tho blood @. /. Getting.
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Insurance.

For Fire Lightning and Tornado
Insurance in the German Of Fresport
and other reliable companies, call on
or write to Chas. Sehsffnit, Office over
lDeyo's drug store, Red Cloud, Nsbr.
13-4t
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Wantcd.

A few good farm loans, six per cent
interest. No second mortgage.-D. B
SPANoGLE.
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Ice Cream at Gaines.
CURRENT NEWS.

--
Gaines for bread.
Croquets sets at Deyo's.
Get your bread Of Gaines.
Londonderry mineral water at Deyo's
The State bank is having a new side
walk.
Hammocks and Croquet sets at Cot.
tings.
Patent medicines Of all kinds at
Deyo's.
Deyo's Is cent wall paI or is the
finest in town.
Paints and oils, brushes varnisbes
&c., at Deyo's.
Fine neck wear a speciality at Chi.
cago clothing store.
For correct fitting clothing go 10
Chicago clothing store.
We have the best stock of hats in
enc city. Chicago store.
Harry Pond has money to loan on
srlrst class city property.
Bread, Candies, ice cream, banana,
&c., at Gaines bakery.
For nobby suits the Chicago cloth
ing store takes first rank.
For fine tobacco, cigars, candies
&C., 90 to j. o. Lindley's.
Go 10 the Chicago clothing store
for pants Of every description.
D. Bedford and Will Yeiser saw the
elephant ut Hastings on Thursday.
Farm loans at lowest rates.
D. j. MYEas.
w. W. Wright has been ~"whooping
her up with the w~hooping cough.
See Oscar Patmor before buying
-four. Tic has made big reduction.
Getting ! a. some of the finest wall
paper EVER shown in the city. Call
and see.
Y. V. Taylor, allows no one to sell
IuOTt ROUuS liau uC uO'rs AZ piiSCc
that are low, for good goods.
Don't buy your wall paper until
YOU have seen the best stock in town
which il to be found At Deyo's.
Remember the Chicago clothing
store takes measures for tailor made
clothing, guarantee q perfect fit or nc
sale.
Ch,ldren's shirt waists can be found
at Wiener's. The celebrated "Mothcrt
Friend" costs no more than inferior
makes.
Farm loans at six per cent option
to pay after two years.-D. b. SPAN
OGLE.
The finest candies in the city q
Gaines bakery 2 doors south OF tn
y. & NJ. Bank.
The Lincoln mixed paints sold b,
Getting are the best In the market
Wa guarantee them.
The summer announcement Of tn
Beatrice College, Beatrice. Nebr., !
ready for distribution. Write for copy
Mrs. johnson is having . rushinI
trade in the millinery line, she has th'
finest stock in the city and is down i
prices. =.
l.. II. Deyo is in the lead on th
wall payer trade, and his large stoe
latest styles and low prices will kee
him in the lead.
That Quick Meal Vapor Stove, sol
by w. W. Wright is the best in tn
market, furnishes the most heat an
uses one third less gasoline. 1t !
simply perfection and eolipses oil oil
er stoves that use gasoline.
II you desire TO see the finest 90
oline stove that has ever been prod9.
ed you will be obliged TO call ON y
W. Wright, the hardware man in "a
Ksley block. II 70 the Quick Ne
Vapar Stove and DISCOUNTS oil atAs'
~ thA aamo price.
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The Calf Shoes Wiener sells are
Of the best made and the prices q
cheap ~ the cheapest.

"Good morning. Why. ! am sur.
prised; the doctors and neiRhbors have
all reported that your death was daily
expected" =,
aAh |! yes; they all said I never could
recover and gave me up To die with
chronic malaria, kidney and liver trouble.
I have taken three bottles OF "hepati.
cure," gained 40 pounds and am sound
and we'll. JOHN p. HARRISON, Rome, Ga.
For sale by L. II. DeyO.
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Buy your -four at l.. +. Albright's -four and
feed store. on the corner Of eth Avenue and
Webster street. His brands are the equal Oi
any sold and figures are as low. See him be.
fore YOU buy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-03

An equity term OF the District
Court convened Tuesday IN orning,
Judge Fred B. Besll presiding. The
following attorneys are In attendance:
John NJ. Raglan, H. s. DUNCAN, lib
bets and G. II. Tanner Of Hastings
A. M. Walters, l. o. Martin and A. b
Ranney Of Blue Hill. j. N. Chsfan
Of Guide Rock. G. y. Flansburg Of
Aims. A. e. Harvey Of Lincoln.
Dibbs Of Beatrice. g. W. Shabata
OF Crete, D. o. Stuart. Of Harlan,
Iowa. AT this writing there seem 10
be more lawyers than farmers In at'
tendance. Court will probably close
this week.
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u. 4 M. II. Il. Time Table.

h q M H. lts 11EnC
Taking effect Nov. 8.
Trains carrying passengers leave Red Cloud
EAST VIA HASTINGS.
No. i22 Passenger to Hastings, 600p p. m.
No. l2i Freight Tor Hastings 30 p. m.
ARRIVE.
Passenger from Hastings
rfves 0:ai a. m.
EAST VIA WYMORE.
No. 16, Passenger TO Sc, Joseph, st,
Louis and Chicago daily 10:30 q. IN
No IA Passenger to Kansas CITY and
AtchisOn, daily. $40, p. m.
No, ~ Passenger for Denver and In
termediate points, daily, $50 I'm.
No. 10, Passenger for Denver, daily, TAO p. m.
OXFORD AND e CLOUD ACCOMMODATION.
No.. 1888 local freight to Oxford daily
except sunday. 600 q m
No. ia local freight from oxford daily
except Sunday .... ............ 8:15 p m
fce Cream At Ca1,nes'
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. Disc Harrow 60 70 Jas. Peterson,
All sises, remember the place.
JAMES PETERSON.
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Go and see w. W. Wright for oil
kinds Of shelf and heavy hardware,
&c. He does all kinds Of JOB WORK
and has'oompeteut timers employed.
While there, look at those wo.ld beat
ers- The dry cir CIssusble rsfriger'
atOrs.
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Bode Wanted. J

= Bids will DO received up, to noon on
the 26th day Of June 1892 for fur
nishing material subject 70 the approx
d Of the board Of trustees for fene-
isg The Red Cloud Cemetery, to In
eluds three kisds d fence, 1st iron,
End wood end iron, Bird wood l60 rods
loss more Or lssa Tho right 10 re.
served 10 reject any or oil bids.
r. B. FULTON, Clerk.
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The Best osivs ~ the world for outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulssss, 0alt Rheum. fever
0esss, letter, Ohappsa hands, Ohilbisins,
Oogns, and III other Skin Erupti0ns,
and positively cures piles, OF no pay re-
Quissd. 10 10 guaranteed 70 give perfect
catisfsstioa OF money refunded. Price 25
esats Per boz. Fos sale By L. II. Deya3
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"My dear sir, / love your daughter and
want to- marry her but che saysyou have
O condition TO your CONSENT
Certainly, sir. want you to promise
to keep Hallers Sure Cure Cough Syrup
in the house,"
N will"
"All right, you have my blessing"
Costing sells tho best paints and
oils In tho market. Done forget 4
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Ny head aches; my stomach u sour;
I can't sleep; have bed dreams, pain ID
back and limbs, dizziness. absent minded,
bilious, languid, dull and stupid. All
these are indications Of malaria, blood,
liver or kidney disease, dssdly typhoid
fever, ali Of which can b avoided By
using "Hepatiours." For ssls BY L. n.
DeyO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
In 1femoriau.

The subject of this sketch, GILES q.
COURTNEY. was born in King and Queen
county. April 13, 1927, and died OF paraly-
sis in Richmond on the 22d of April 1892.
His parepts removed in his youth to Hen
rico county. There IN early manhood ne
united with the Baptist church (betnie-
hem) of which he continued a worthy
member many years. After the war, not
having il In his power to attend churcn
Of the Rantist denomination. which he
would have preferred, he united with the
Methodist church. of which his wife was
member. Mr.. Courtney was twice mar.
ried His first wife was Miss Barker, OF
Uenrico comfy. by whom be left one son,
Cantain p. @. Courtney, OF Hinton, w. va.
He married next Miss Hill, OF Hanover
county, who, with four sons-Herndon'
Edwin, Lewis, and Giles. aud one daugh-
ter. Naggie-still survive him. Az the
time of his death he was member Oh
Broad. Street Methodist church, OF RICH
mond. Va. ,oc,
He Joined the Confederate army IN 1861.
He served as frst-heutenant in the Court
new Battery, which was attached 70 stone
wall Jacksons Corps. His record was tnat
of a brave soldier, performing his duties
eonscientiously, always at his post, never
shrinking from danger or hardship inns
statement was well attested by the iacV
that he was thrice wounded ana once TAKEN
prisoner. He was engaged In nearly every
battle in which his corps participated ana
was ALWAYS esteemed q faithful ana fearless
soldier. whose conduct was the result OF
principle and high sense OF honor.
After the war he, like many another
Confederate hero. turned 70 face an enemy
in many respects more formidable than
the one he had contended with Tor tour
wears. In this new conflict be still bore
himself like the brave man he had already
proved himself, and well justified the pro-
verb g Peace hath its victories no less than
war" In this new conflict of the bread
winners he did not amass wealth, but he
did what was better-he sustained the
character of an unselfsh, firm, devoted
Christian with unfaltering trust in God
and patient. constant devotion TO
duty. His watchful, self-forgetful love
of his family, in the bosom OF
which no was always content, his
strict fulflment of ife's duties, his
careful regard Of the rights OF Others, his
unwayering trust in the promises Of the
Saviour, marked him as one who had been
careful 10 leave 10 his family the rich
heritage of an honorable name and an ex-
ample worthy Of all imitation. So in the
obscure walks of life fall worthy men
more truly deserving OF monument than
many who have filed the public eye OF
been crested with unmerited shouts OF
popular applause. -,
| HUSriEoroS, w. VA. ID. a. W.