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Asst. q. No. G. Rell.
Adjutant-Jos. CARRIER.
Asst. Adjt.-G. w. Knight.
The installation ceremonies being over
the work Of the Post was completed and
body adjourned. Immediately az
forwards, the ladies' Of James A.. Gar
field Relief Corps, No. IA. q. A. H., IN
nounced that they would install their
officers, and the following ladies were
obligated:
Kate Pond, President.
Carrie West, Senior Vice. President.
Carrie Richardson, j. V. =.
Kate s. Judson. Secretary.
Gertrude Dickerson, Treasurer.
Lizzie Lewis, Chaplain.
Leona u. Turner, Conductor.
Nancy Turner, Guard.
Maude Knight, Asst. Conductor.
Rebecca Street, Asst. Guard.
Lizzie Lewis, Delegate.
Ellen Ludlow, Alternate.
Mrs. q. w. Dow was installing officer.
After the various installations were
the ladies invited theirguests
to the banquet room where u bountiful
repast was served, and all did ample
justice.
During the evening, pleasant speeches
were made by Comrades Williamson,
Jos. CARRIER. j. l.. Miller. ID. l.. Groat,
q. w. Knight and Sergeant Cole and "a
number of ladies. Sargt. Cole, "the ire.
pressible," who fought in 40 wars, 30 the
boys say, made n most excellent speech,
but, forgetting himself, told how he
euchered fifteen or twenty dozen chick
ems from Jake Miller and Joe CARRIER,
and laid them under his pillow, only To
find that his chickens had vamoosed.
He was loudly %applauded. The enter
tainment was a very pleasant IL and
appreciated by all.
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q minute can be cured with one bottle of
Haller's Sure Cure Cough Syrup, how
many bottles will 1t take TO cure I girls
and . boys coughing . times zach a min
utes A Tommy Topper book for each
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For sale by Deyo & Grice.
DEATH OF HARRY BENTLEy.-On last
Sunday the painful news Of the death
OF Harry Bentley, a former cmploye OF
this paper. was dispensed from the pull.
pits Of the different churches. But
three months ago, Harry. in buoyant
spirits and the picture Of health, left
this city with bis mother and family to
make his home in Lincoln. Many warm
friends of the most estimable family
gathered ut the arrival of the evening
train to meet and condole the mother
and brother who accompanied the body
here for intermcnt. Sudden as the af.
fair really was, the sombre looking
burial case in which reposed all that was
mortal of little Harry Bentley confirmed
the awful reality Of his sudden demise.
The services were held at the residence
Of A. Il. Ayers. Mrs. Bcntley'e old home,
and the body laid peacefully TO rest in
the cemetery nj this place Monday morn.
ing. From a long and intimate acquain.
lance with the deceased. we, perhaps,
have as thorough a knowledge OF his vir-
tues az but very few Of his acquaintance.
To simply say that he was a good boy
would hardly suffice. Harry possessed,
largely, all the virtues which go to make
a pure, noble and devout being. He was
honest, faithful and dilligent, aud modest
almost to reticence. He had a remark.
ablo understanding of tho distinction
between right and wrong, and was reso-
Lutte in the obedience OF the demands OF
an undciiled conscience. With a strict
regard for truth. constant desire to be
right and do right, he commanded the
silcere respect of all with whom he was
acquainted. His death, was caused by
spinal meningitis. He was about II
years Of age.
The following is a letter Of sympathy
from the job Office OF Jacob North L. Co
where he was employed:
To Mrs. Alexander Bentley:
The employees OF the
job department Of this establishment, OF
which number your son Harry was &C
recently one, desire to extend to yourself
and family, in your dark hour OF be-
reavement, u ~sincerest sympathy ano
heartfelt coincidence. We car under
stand how keenly you must feel the loss
OF a son so manly and generous, for, in
| his short association with us, we al
learned to love him, and observed by hi
| demeanor that he was possessed OF those
| cultivated in boyhood, are sure to bios
som into a perfect manhood. W. foun(
him a genial and pleasant companion
ever cheerful, and always ready and will
ing 10 perform all duties that fell to hi
share. Our recollection Of Harry shall
be pleasant. and the vacancy in GU
ranks by his untimely taking OF car no
be filed by n more worthy to DO re
membered.
Very respectfully yours,
Ed. N. Trucker,
Foreman
The employees OF this Office also desir
TO extend their sympathy to the bereay
ed mother and family for the loss OF on
so near and dear TO their hearts. FrOr
a nine months association with Harry l
this office We can safely say that II eve
there was a boy worthy OF good wordI
he was that boy. We shall always hol
his memory in profound regard.
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erous little ailments, IL neglected, vii
soon break up the system. Hoods Sa
saparilla now, to expell disease, Vi
strength and appetite.
Hoods Pills cure constipation by r
storing the peristaltic action Of the al
mentary canal.
The Knights OF Pythias installed the