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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
The Trump Nrtsnuce.

The tramp nuisance is getting to be Il
very expensive thing. Scarcely a day
passes but what a number of them are
run in for trespassing on the railroad
property, In Norfolk county. The jail is
being rapidly filed up with them, as
high rs ten being run in at the time, and
they are given sentences from five 10
forty-fve days, TO be taken care OF by
the public. If this state Of affairs con-
tinues much longer some serious mat
ters may arise. 1t would be far better
to make them leave either the city or
county, or else feed them on bread and
water, and this would have q whole
Some effect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
A store Robbed.

Some time between midnight on
Thursday and yesterday morning some
one broke into the store Of Capt. F.
Weirsdorf, on County street, and car
ried off about IS in money and two bot
They effected an entrance by passing in
n lane on Crawford street, that leads
to the rear Of Mr.. Weirsdorf's store.
Getting there they forced Il board off the
house. then got In and forced three doors
open with punch bar. and entered the
main store, broke open THE cash regis
ter took out the money and the other
things mentioned above. 1t evidently
must have been some one who is familiar
with the place to know just where to
look for money and how to get in.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
...U|RI'vA.RNlS.HED TRUTH.
Tie TIC st Of tyehis elyen Without Any Of
The Frequent Trimmings.
YESTERDAYS NEWS BRIEFLY RECORDED
Newsy Paragraphs Personal nnd
MISUNDERSTANDING OF Events zr-
Si;'t*res'in%s" Every Iseuler-Topics
Biscusxcd on the Ssreels ANA In
Offices ana Homes.

i 3. . . d . III ! & 4 E,
None. OF the courts were Ia session yes
terday 49,. 1E1.7 n =. ''1'S-3 III
Mr.. Dashiels Is greatly annoyed by
flower thieves s. 8.5s <
Mr.. H. S. Gray is very, sick at his
ho1ne, in SccttsVille. +.
n The condition Of Mr.. L. G. Goodwin was
much improved yesterday. Il
Miss George Ma thews. o. baltimore,
is visiting friends in tile city.
a colored man was hurt while coupl-
ing cars last night. We were unable to
learn his name.
There will be no work at the Seaboard
Air Line shops to-day on account OF
having repairs made to the boilers.
There was frost yesterday, so the
county people say. but it was not very
heavy. No damage is reparted from It.
Mr.. James Rea, while on his way to
work at the Seaboard Air Line shops
yesterday. was knocked down by q
switch engine and was badly bruised
Ihe negro Grant, who was shot by a
county Cons liable. is at ST. Vlncent's
Hospital under treatment A phone
message from the hospital last night
Slated that he was improving, and that
ne would soon be able TO be out.
l,he Morris property on the south side
OF County street. between Crawford and
Middle, which was Withdrawn from sale
Saturday for want Of 4 sufficient bid has
been sod to Mr.. Isaac Fass for Sd, 600.
subject to confirmation by the court
Ihose interested in the preservation Of
Virginia antiquities are requested to ait
tend meeting OF the Association for
the Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities
at the school room in the Odd Fellows
hall Saturday afternoon at 1880 O. clock
AN election Of officers will take place. ,
negro girl yesterday turned a baby
carriage over on the corner Of King and
Court streets and tllraw the little one
out In the gutter. When asked whose
child 1t was she refused TO tell Mothers
do not know how their children are
treated when left with careless nurses
A party of young girls from Ward
Seminary, Nashville, Tenn, arrived here
yesterday under the chaperonage Of Mrs
Elizabeth Taylor. They visited the yard
and the ships there and were much
pleased. They went to Old Point in the
afternoon and left for New York at
night.
A tramp who has been ordered out of
the city several times was committed
TO jail for ten days yesterday. He said,
when asked what he was doing around
here. that he was trying to make his
way to the SueZ Canal. He Will have
ten days to rest in which to prepare for
his dong and tedious journey.
In mentioning the trial at the county
jail yesterday morning we stated that
all the ConSta'bles said that they never
saw Justice Rutter issue such a warrant
It should have read: Constable Ander-
son. who was appealed to by Mr.
Haynes. said he never. and not all. The
error occurred unint tionally and with
no, intention Of doing Mr.. Haynes an In
Justice, 50 we cheerful.y note the same
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
Referred "a Firc,,,e,,.

Mayor Baird has turned over the let
ter, which he received frCm Mr.. Van
WNcll owner Of the Academy Of Music
In Norfolk, in which he SO generously
offers 10 donate S100 and two nights
use of the Academy for the purpose OF
giving entertainnl entS TO help raise
funds for hook and ladder, for them
to do as they see fit, and make such ar
engagements with the gentleman as they
desire and to name the time II needed.
The offer was given IN generous spirit
in appreciation Of the kindness Of the
people Of Portsmouth i'll patroniZng his
theatre SO literally, and will. no doubt,
be appreciated by the firemen Of this
city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
Tossed o.. tho Fonn,,ue ni,lous

You may never have been but II you cross
the Atlantic, no matter how smooth the
watery eXpanse, without seasicisness you
aTs-well lucky voyager, that Is all.
Old tars who have spent their lives on the
speak, with their sea legs on suffer now
and then from sea sickness In very tenn
Commercial ,ravelers and vatchsmen sa
that there is no finer safeguard against
nausea than Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
and II has been equally reliable as pre-
ventive by inval:ds who travel by steam
boat and railroad. end who sometimes
sufer as much In those conveyanccs as
ocean travellers do in steamships. Bilious
ness. constipation, sick headache and dis
orders OF the stomach caused by oppres-
s:Fe climatic Influences or unwholesome or
uHaccnS pmed food or water. always yield
TO the Bitters speedily. This popular nletli.
cine also remedies rheumatic, kidney and
nervous disorders, and the infirmities Incl
dent TO increasing years.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
Four niaxes lit n Single Night, Al, In.
~ iCCaitlinrr. sfHs 52S.st

Srr>.
thursday might seems to have been, q
good night for fires In the county. There
We're four III ono night. .;sst' - -
Inc first fire was about II O'Clock. 1T
C Vas ait one OF Pearson's houses. on
1 ,,, street, near Griffin. It was
discovered by Officers Whitehurst and
Jackson and was put out before mucl,
damage was DONE NJ N
Later a car load OF wood ana the ear
was burned on the Atlantic ana Dam
vile railroad, just outside the city
About 1880 O'Clock Friday morning fire
was discovered in the old barn near the
atlantic and Danvi!le railroad round
house. foot Of Washington street. The
barn was nearly oil burned down.
Later Constnbles jackson and White
hurst discovered u fire at Culpepper's
store on South street extended. it was
put o,st without much daIllge.
That there is n fire bug some where
around here there Is no doubt, and he or
they should be captured and that as
speedily as possible. even If It cost a
large sum to do SO. They seem to ope-
rate in both city and county.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
BERKELEY
r M

q rs
lhe electric street railway is laid to
Main street and the oars are running
through again.
Mr. T.. l.. Cox, Jr, has returned from
London, England. after several weeks OF
sight seeing. He says he had a. very
pleasant trip across the Atlantic, but
was in & gale for eight days on his re-
turn trip and experienced q very rough
voyage.
Mr. Edward Floyd, who has been con-
iihed 10 his room several days. is re-
ported much better
Mrs. j. y. Norleet is quite sick ut hc1,
residence, OH Chestnut street.
pr. i. i. Floyd lost his canary bird
tuesday night. u esSie'' was about Is
years old and was . great favorite and
a. fine singer His death brought sad
ness TO his Old home Ij
Our report shouldihave read yesterday
That parties donating property for side
walks would not be charged with but
half the expense OF the paving Our re-
port read donating bricks.
DR.. Cowell, of Shawsboro, N. c.. was
In town, yesterday.
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= 0F1TSMO q fl M E S
a MAG1si4BAr,K,S wRAxuLE.
The Prisoner Gets Off VIII, Rclna
Ia D0nntI over

Yesterday the case of II. G.. Hall
a1.ainSt asnegro named Sam Shepherd.
whom Hall Charged viii. having threat
enedst 70 XIII MIN, was again called ut
tinued from Thursday by Justice
Haynes But when the case was about
70 pc called Mr.. Haynes declined TO trv
It,. Shepherd having requested that some
otner magistrate try him. Mr.. Haynes
'l On asked Justice Holmden to take
charge OF the case. -
This the Justice did not want RI 10
saying mat If Justice Haynes was not
capable OF trying tho case he did not
, SoItsiuer nhnSef so, aqld asked that q
bench OF magistrates hear the case.
Justice Haynes objected and said that
or trying the case, but it was because
the attorney objected. This caused
considerable wrangling for Il while.
everybody seeming to have as much to
say as the Justice did. The room was
crowded with spectators, Constables,
case. Hl2a'77 -
air Irving again objected to the war
rant and asked THAT vt be quashed on
the ground THAT the law required The
charge to be specific and not general
and the warrant that had been sworn
out was general. This caused more
wransling. and after much delay the
warrant was quashed and peace war
rant was sworn out
AN the witnesses for the Common
wealth testified and then Mr.. Irving
said he had listened to all this, but vt
was illegal. The man llad not been ar
rested.
The Justice claimed that the man was
In custody and that was sufficient
Mr.. Irving claimed that he was held
without authority.
The Justice said: you cannot get
your man off in this way. We will have
the warrant endorsed by The Consta Bile
who served It and go all over the case
If necessary" 5-
Mr.. Irving said he asked for nothing
but that the law should be carried out
The case was then proceeded with and
was finally concluded and Shepherd was
bound over TO keep the peace unnn Ills
own personal recogni2ance. .
If some OF the Justices would make
people respect their courts more. than
they do and not allow Tom, Dick and
Harry to have so much to say when
they are In no way Interested, and re-
quire order and no suggestions from
outsiders, the court would be more re-
spected and would not, as IL frequently
Is. be made a regular object Of crIti-
ciSm. ...Et .".H. At
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
Fuucr,,, ofMr. rentrcss.

The funeral of Mr.. Elsey Fentress took
place yesterday afternoon from the
Fourth Street Baptist church. The
services were conducted by Rev Mr.
Fisher. after which the remains were
inferred in Oak Grove Cemetery
The following were the pail bearers !:
Messrs. George Thompson, Charles G..
Stores. Barney Rutter. citizens; VIM c..
Wheeler. Edward Weirsdorf, Old Domin-
lon Lodge No. 5; r. L. Hutchins, j. NJ.
Broughton. Portsmouth Lodge No 16,
X. Of P: John w. Rutler. ". G. Ed
monds. Naval Lodge No. 100, A. r. g.
A. NJ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
Decided 10 Go TO New york.

At meeting Of the Portsmouth Rifle
company. held Thursday night, they de-
cided to 60 to New, York to the un-
yelling Of Grants monument on April
9th. and expect to carry fifty or sixty
men in ranks. The company also de-
cidcd to go whether the battalion goes
or not. The fare has been fixed at Sc. SO
for the round trip. They will send a
man on to New York to make ali other
arrangeme about board and quarters.
ETC.. and he will report back TO the conf
pany.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
For Stcnling K,onrAnples.

Yesterday afternoon about 9 O'clock
High Constable .Anderton arrested a
colored truck driver named Russell.
charged with stealing apples. Russell
had a load which he brought from Nor
folk and In the wagon were severa!
balTela Of apples. The head came out Of
one barrel and Russell took four apples
from It, The officer saw the act and
carried him TO the station house. where
he had hearing ana was dismissed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
Al Oh ilfTi.lltIcr

VIM. Daniels. an old offender. was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday. charged with
disordery conduct. He plead innocence,
but His Honor did not believe his little
story and committed him for thirty
days. He Will be out in time for truck
picking E.3"a sa. HE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
Collision iu tho 7sarbor.

Thursday during the high wind a
schooner belonging to some one on
Western Branch. ran into one Of the mud
scows in the harbor and tore all her bow
Oh. She would have sunk but for as
sistancc rendered by tug boat which
happened to be passing. l
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
See our windows OF children's goods.
w. f. VIRNELSON g. CO

Pneumatic Rubber Tires OH Baby
Carriages Is the latest thing out. Fiji
line in stock. Gendron Bicycles have
arrived. Best and prettiest on the mar.
ket. See them at J. S.. CRAWFORDS
Furniture and Carpet House.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
RCrcfHiHH DniIx.

New Spring Goods. In order to mai.
room we are not holding back any me-
dunn weight clothing. but letting them
go at any price. For pretty neckwear
look In our window :.
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
Tie IRniltlsOiiioSt

line Of neckwear; ever exhibited in
Portsmouth orvicinity Is now on exhibit
ton at our stores. I5IIEl 81
LEVY &tJACOBS, Gents Outfitters.
Under Madison 200 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
Paving Bonds for Sale !!
Office of the
Gity Clerk, Council Chamber,

City, Clerk. Council Chamber,
:, HE c TT1rrvtsm0uth Va, March 10, 1897.
,ao oifers for sale $4,000 Coupon ioaving:
hh nr pn AKA IN ten years from Decent
20 ISL ST. is'6. and bearing interest al The
sa.; u . per cent. per annum payable
sent ;l annually, In june. and December.
nsse bonds are in denomina lions Of 500
a1io Sooo. are exempt from city taXes and
can can ne registered principal and interest or
ps;n nsip only, at the option OF the holders
so nsdi I proposals ADDRESSED to f. Thomp-
tMEDNkiSDAY, MARCH 31st, 1897. 6 n M
LOT the purchase Of these bonds the city
the bids. 80. IL 80 60 - "'is y
Computations, other than proposals
should be addressed to 49,
oo JOHN j. KING,
ill So-1uC CHAIRMAN Finance Committee. l5ss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
A
I IM()NY

When discovered that my little
boy had lost his hearing in his right
car | was very much alarmed fear
ING that ii could never he reGained.
OWING to the fact that his left ear
was not much affected / DID NOT
DISCOVER THE DEAFNESS IN
HIS RIGHT EAR UNTIL. THE
HEARING IN IT WAS ALMOST
GONE. Fortunately n neighbor Of
mine whose daughter had received
great benefit from DIR. Firey's treat
ment told me OF DR.. frey, and urged
Inc to place my child in his hands.
did so. The result has been more
than dared 10 hope for at first. MY
CtilLDS HEARING HAS BEEN
ENTIRELY RESTORED. The treat
ment was very mild and pleasant.
and my little boy did not make the
slightest opposition to 1t. yet the i'm
provemcnt has been steady, until now
he hears as well s ever
Mrs. MARSHALL WHITE.
Or. Windsor and Highland avenues,
Brambleton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27

. One hundred dose one dollar is peculiar
20 anu true only Of Hoods Sursuparilln
1t Is economy to buy Hoods
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27

Always In season. Hopkins Steam ed
Hominy (Hulled Corn) Elegant 1un oh
In MIX. Quart can. 10 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27

Our children's hats from 15c. up.
w. Z. N1RNELSONf e. co.
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Crash and white duck Tom O'Shante,.
". i. VIRNELSON & co
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ASK to be shown our large and pretty
assortment Of embroideries which have
just arrived. A. J. Phillips, Oxford
tJa11 E. -
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accident Insurances.

SPECIAL TRAINS and heavy traffic du-
ring inaugural on week increases the
hazard OF travel 10 great extent. Protect
EoMrSelf by ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
3, 0oo-Comhinatlon tickets four days, ST. 90
Don't go without It. 80.
.Js1Oe H.. Watson,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27

TO CUREA COLD TN0NE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
al druggists refund the money If It
1ails to cure. Csc. so8-tu, thu. sat.9m' :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27

The Great CHt I'm Dress Goods and
Ctonks Extended Three Days Long
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a. cIIAs. r. wELToN & CO
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Get under a stetson spring hat light
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PORTSMOUTH ADV'S.
Specials for To-Day.

we invite all our friends who arc fond OF
Eoou drinks. especially those who suffer
ltoil 4nulSesuon or dyspepsia, to visit our
store this weel! ana get q. cup OF nailed 4.
G f;o1,,e, we VII have the exhibition until
70 come. Finest Vermont Creamery 1;nt.,
Ter. 2ac.: Elgin Creamery. 22c. fresh Gin
ger SNAPS. Sc. per d.; fresh Soda Crack
p ~ ~; three pound BartlcttfPears loo.
Old Phone, 1910, New Phone. 10.
&. W.liUDGiNS & co a
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-04-29
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

Court convened Monday. Judge
Slough on the Bench.
A road case involving the right tt
close road, long time apublic high
way, was tried on Monday, closing al
noon on Tuesday. The road IN dis
pute is big road between the farm:
of sweazy and the old Weldon and
was closed, it Is claimed, by the sub
sequent owner of the Weldon farm in
order to keep out the crowds of peo
pie coming to witness the scene of
that horrible tragedy. Judge Slough
has not yet given his decision in the
case.
The case of McBroom against Hes
on matter of settlement OF an es.
tate, up for second trial, was contin-
ued, for want of preparation by Nc
Broom.
Court adjourned on Tuesday noon
until this morning.
Judge Wright Is holding court in
Lancaster this week.
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All trains daily except Sunday.

All trains daily except Sunday.
10 minutes for lunch.
Tickets on sale to all principal cities in the
united States or Canada. Direct connection
made for all important points North, South
East or West.
Any Ticket Agent willgive you full infor-
nation concerning connections. or you can
address Il. H. Akin, General Passenger Agt.,
Columbu6, o.
VIM. THORN NBURGH, JHON 9. BEALE
Gen1 Supt. Gen1 Pass. Agt,
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CARD OF THANKS.

The Knights of St. John of Logan
desire thus publicly to acknowledge
their appreciation of the honor done
them by the attendance of the frater-
nal Commentaries of Lancaster and
Butchel, and participation in the
public exercises of the Corner Stone
Laying of St Johns church, in Lo-
gan on last Sunday. Our thanks are
also due to the A. o. Fl. Of New
>traitsville and New Lexington and
Y. nj. 1. of Lanca. tor for the favor
of their assistance. The courtesy to
our Commandary, the compli-
ment to our city and the honor to our
church by the visiting Knights and
Societies are favors appreciated and
for which we return our sincere
thanks, pledgine return as occasion
requires or as opportunity may af-
ford. FRANK BROWN, Captain.
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Mother, sister, dear ones, friends,
are the richer for the memory of her
final triumph. Earth has one weary
traveller less, heaven one more re-
deemed spirit, to drink in the endless
pleasures of an eternal paradise.
After the angels had taken her, our
attention was called to book on her
reading stand, open at this passage: !:
"Once let men see not things alone,
but the divine light and life that
strain through them, and then shall
every day open new revelations.
Every swelling bud and every grass
blade peeping from the cold bare
earth these spring days, every bird
upon the wing, and flower in the field
tell the story of resurrected life
speak Of the goodness and mercy of
God. Every petal that opens to the
sun on these bright spring mornings
breaches resurrection sermon, and
all the lilies that swing their waxen
tongues in the breeze, are ringing an
thems of praise to our Heavenly
Father" =
Our dear precious Jessie, washed in
Jesus precious blood, and robed in
the shining whiteness Of redeemed
soul, more beautiful than the lilies,
is singing her Easter anthem with
the angelic choir today.
"All is well with me forever,
do not fear to go;
My tide is but beginning,
It's bright eternal flow.
I'm only leaving shadows,
For the true and fair and good,
I must not, cannot linger,
would not though could.
I'm rising and not setting,
This is not night but day.
Not in darkness, but in sunshine,
Like q star fade away.
lam going to the angels.
I am going to my God;
know the hand that beckons,
see the heavenly road.
Jesus thou dost receive me,
And welcome me above;
This sunshine which now fills me
Is thine own smile of love-"
J.E. RUD1s1LL.
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Warming to Hunters and Tress
paSSers.

Notice is hereby given that no
hunting with dogs and guns, or en-
tering on for hunting purposes, will
be permitted on the lands of the per
sons whose names are attached below.
Tresspassing, as generally under
stood in its fullest sense, will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
law.
w. E. SHAW, B. MOORE,
w. STIEEs, j. A. SHAW,
CHAs. SHAW, FRANK PICKET,
J.D.LoNGsTRErH, R. B. LoNGsTRETH
HAYDENTILLE MINING & MFG. Co.
JOHN DAUGHERTY.
Logan, o., April %, 1897.
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Redeemed h ow love to proclaim it,
Redeemed by the blood of the Lamb;
Redeemed through his infinite mercy,
His child, yes forever i ann

While singing 1.-The Home Of the
SOUL" although suffering great bodi.
ly pain, she joined in with clear,
strong voice, and said at the close
"Isn't that lovely" While singing
"There is a Fountain Filled With
Blood" her voice grew fainter and
fainter until the closing verse, 'Then
in nobler sweeter song" the voice
died away and only her lips moved.
"Her voice grew faint, and fixed her eye
As if gazing on visions of ecstasy;
With eye so calm and undismaved;
Around her mouth a sweet smile Played
They looked-she was dead!
Her spirit had fed:
Painless and swift as her own desire,
The soul undressed
Firm her mortal vest,
Had stepped in her car of heavenly fire
And proved how bright,
Were the realms OF light,
That burst at once upon her eight"
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IN MEMORIAN.

"Safe in her Savior's keeping,
Who sent her calm release
Tis only we are weeping
She dwells IN perfect peace.
All! death but safely lands her
Where we too would attain;
Our Fathers voice demands her,
And death to. her is gain.
The crown of life she weareth,
She bears the shining palm,
The songs of heaven shareth,
And joins the angels psalm;
But we. as pilgrims. wander
Still throu & h this world below,
We soon shall meet her yonder.
And all her Joy shall know"
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For Sale.

A farm of Al acres, two and one
half miles north of Baltimore, Fair.
field county, Ohio. improvements
good, good soil; desirable farm,
come and see or address,
H. L. TAYLOR,
Baltimore, Ohio. Feb. .11-3m.
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Columbus and return May 9th,
81. Train leaves logan $50 a. m.
See small bills for particulars.