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Newburg News.

Correspondence Of The Argus,
Miles cobuu. Of Function. was In town
Tuesday.
Mrs Tom shay is seriously ~ with
pneumonia
Mrs. Shatps. Of Keyscr, is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Milton Formcy.
NJ. T. Grimes Of function. was In town
Friday and Saturday on business
Mrs. Inez Courtney Of Grafton. is visit
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. lanes
Dulin.
Rev 4. NJ. Linger pastor Of the NJ f..
church. was visiting az bis home near
Weston last week
Miss Dell Harrington returned 10 Fair.
mont "Wednesday, where She expects to
remain the rest Of che winter.
Clay Smith was al Cumberland Thursday
and Friday visiting bis mother ffo was
also az Barton visiting relatives.
Miss Belle Ellis was in Grafton a few
days last week visiting her brother. Dr. T..
i. X Ellis and taking in the great plaj
Are you Mason"
Kew l. w. Roberts. presiding elder Of
The Oakland district was here from Thurs
day 600 Monday. holding quarterly meet.
Ing and assisting Rev Meredith 60 the
revival.
Lon schoonoYor bias resigned bis position
as head clerk n Bailey Lathao's store and
hss gone TO his home in BeHngion Lon
was great favortc among tho young
people and viii be grciny missed
through fireman by tbe name Of small
was badly hurt here last Thursday by
faiiisg OF an engine while they we're taking
water Ills collar bone was broken aud
his head cot considerable. lie was take
to bis home To- Piedmont Thursday OH ~
Misses Minnie and agnes Hofchicr and
Messrs Miles Cobun and 80. shancrman
went 10 Grafton Thursday evening 10 see
/ the grcat and popular play. Are YOU a
Masouf Several others attended from
/ here Among ihtm wcrc Dr. 30 q Powell
and G. j. Ellis
j. &. Hurbcft Of ihls place died san.
/ day 40 che homo OF his daughter in Nc.
kcesporL Ho was brought here Tuesdaf
and che funofai took place "Wednesday.
conducted by the lodge Of 3. O. O r and
| y oi r. % which ST. Herbert was a.
member Tie las been DO lor Some fme
/ re leaves wifc sud one child Mrs + D..
Y Price oi Mckecsport ia.
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Another Kicker Heard Prom.

BAcnNLoR's Roosr, February 3, 1909.
Eofroe ARcUss-ln you last paper
notice that a certain '.P &. IT, tells of a
wonderful valley near Brucsion. don't
wonder he saw a snake eight feet long. 7
only wonder he didn'i report los eighteen
feet long The account looks as If Il was
inspired by very Low quality Of 'shinbone'
extract. have iramped through the same
hollow and never saw sign of am old house
an Indian mound, n cave OF iron spring. 20
say nothing o. the miniature niagara. +
would suggest that ~ e. r. es, under hs
10 foot waierfall--if pc can 6nd land
take cold bath before be writes nganofhcr
Imagination tale. Most OF what he saws Is
straight goods. buf ~. e. ~ looks suspie
ioosly like Preston County Liar
WhNDRRfa.
The above protest comes from d more
wonderful place than lhc sylvan scene des
cfibed 10 Che article from Gtaot district In
last weeks ARcus and we fear tbst an the
old maids and widows viii b4n4nnp TO "a
fof the location Of "Baebclf Roos, m
order that they may taid arfGbll ihs zoos,
some night aud the wi.ter 4 4 lsuef como
of The perch ard wander ~ ktl reitis too
late fdilori
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DEATHS Dolngs

BoNAftEtO SErrtKNrNr Feb a. Iooa
We regret very much TO announce the
death OF George p. Castle. a prominent eiti
ten of this place, who died January 4. roos.
aged about Ok years He leaves SURVIVING
widow aud seven children grown up into
manhood and womanhood consisting Of
three men and four women. an whom are
married except two, Granville, who went
West several years ago. aud Joseph who
Sull remains at home with his mother. lie
also had another son named John. who died
about twelve years ago. AS we only formed
acquaintance with the deceased about NJ.
teen years ago, VIC can ouly give a brief
sketch of his lie
lie was kind husband. loving father
and taking him all in all. was a good neigh
Dor and a good citizen Hc was teamstcr
in the civil war Tor some time. aud assisted
IN hauling tho wounded from the battle
ground of Cross Keys. In his latter years
was very much afflicted with rheumatism.
OF which he could scarcely yet about az
times, and horo his aalction with marked
composurc, OF late years he devoted much
time IN reading, and was pretty fair theolo.
glst, and would frequently talk OF the Great
Beyond. He seemed to appreciate the
church very much, and occasionally attend
when his health would admit lie became
paralyzcd about FIVE days previous to his
death, and suffered intensely at times, but
remained conscious w 20 his end, an, the
last words that he uttered were that no was
prepared to 20. rho funeral services were
conducted at his late residence by Rev. c.
III L.. -. "a
a. M February ?, 1904, aud one OF his "a.
vori'e hymns was sung on the occasion,
How hrm toundotion ye Saints OF the
lord, sc, after which his remains were
laid TO rost In the cemetery on the home
farm. The pNlIbcarcrs were George w
Hartman. Mareelns Iehreys. Ezra Tects.
Paul Shell, James n Williams and Henry
Riley
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GreenrmIe

Correspondence Of The Argus
n. a. Everiy was visiting the parental
roof Sunday
Sleigh riding aud lime hauling Is %,
order Of the day
G. EVERY says the woifcs are carry
ing of his lambs
MIS-. d. q. Every was visiting ho mother
in.law last sunday
= W. and 10 Wolfe arc spending d
few days an home
Miss Mary Egerly was visiting a, Mrs
j. Everly's sunday
j s.. Evefly MADE flying trip across
The mountain last week
Mrs Mary Gdbble Is spending few
days ~ Joseph Egcrly's
Mrs S. Egefly was visiting her rriond.
Mrs Della Piper sunday
Niiss Mynal Michael was visiting at G..
y. Goidens one night last week
a. ~. smith passed through our vicinity
Monday on bis way 20 Cans IA
Miss O,o Egcfiy was visiting relatives
af Bruceton Saturday and SUNDAY
Mrs Jos and Mrs Wesley Evcrly were
calling on = p. BradshaWs sunday after
noon
Mrs T. z EVERY and little daughter
Hazel were visiting.at Charles Eycriys last
Friday.
Mrs o Walls aud little SON Of Hud
son we're visiting her sister Mrs G G.
hyorly last saturday and sunday
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Wedding Bells.


Specially reported for The Argus.
very pretty wedding took place in the
Cathol:e church near Howesville. on Tues
day, Jan. IS. 1909. a, O'Clock a. M. con
daeted by Rev. Father MeDermo,t of Row.
lesburg.
Inc contracting parties were Mr.. ]. Wal
ter Myers and Miss Alice Richards. The
bride rs the charming daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Richards aud the groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs George Myers. two of
the prominent families of the vicinity of
townsville. The bride was handsomely at
tired in ligh, blue broadelo,h, trimmed in
white satin with hat aud gloves to match;
and the groom wore the conventional black.
The attendants were Miss Lucy Richards.
sister of the bride, who also wore blue trim
med IN white, and Mr.. G. l.. Borgman who
wore black The wedding march was play.
cd by Miss Ella Barlow. After the cere.
mony the newly welded couple. including
number Of immediate friends and relatives.
retired TO the home Of the brides parents
where they were elegantly served to both
eataoies and drinkables of all description
and in abundance aud entertained TO the
standard Of modern times. V. f. Cooke
carved the turkey aud is becoming quite an
expert in the business. The brides cake
was presented on beautiful plate by Mrs.
Hyde of kingwoOd. Quite number of
The young people were invited in in the eve
ming and the time passed pleasantly with
music aud refrshments.
On the following day there was quite
gathering of friends aud relatives at the ele.
CANT home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George MYERS
where they were given quite feast follow
ed IA the evening by dance. The bride
aud groom received quite number of
handsoms presents They expect to make
Housewife their future home and have our
congratulations for long, happy and pros
porous life.
ONE WHO WAS PRESENT.
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Ear
oOrrssponSenee OF The Argus.

Corrospondenoe OF The Argus.
Miss Pearl Strawset has been very poorly
The ground hog failed to sec its shadow
las, Sunday.
Nus. 5. 4. Kelly is improving in health
slowly.
Peter Hickey was over a, MOrgan,own
last week
There are a number of our people ON
'hesiek list a, this writing.
lanes III. Smith was down at Friendsville.
Md, on business last Wednesday.
Clyde Kelly and wife we're visiting a,
M's. Sarah \. Kelly's las, Saturday.
Victor Cupp attended the sale a, w. A..
Gosemsn's, at Alton, las, Tuesday.
Gran, and VIII Bishop have been hauling
lime rock for Isaac Guseman this winter.
Miss Lena Gu,herie. who has been visi;.
ing friends here. has gone back to Terra
Alta.
The spelling match given by Maurice
NanSiekle was well attended last Tuesday
night
Henry Herring aud wife of Clifton Mills,
were visiting friends here last Saturday
a week.
Truman Frankhouser aud sister, Lizzie,
of corinth, were visiting friends here week
before last.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Smith drove out
TO Melicnry. Md, to visit Mr.. Clofelty's,
Mrs Smiths parents, short time ago
Squire G. \. Kelley and family Of
Lenox, were visiting the formers mother,
Mrs. 5. A. Kelley, las, Saturday week
ago
Miss Alice Guseman Of this place, who
has been teaching the Sugar Valley School
this winter came over with sled load Of
her friends from there to attend the spelling
match here last Tuesday evening.
ONE OF Our Folks.
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Giades,lllc.
correspondonco OF The Argus.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
The health OF our community Is fairl,
good at this writing.
Miss Icy Dixon is visiting her parents
today She has been living at Masontowu
tho past few months.
The Gladesyile School has secured con.
siderable money and pledges toward fur.
nishing permanent library. This speaks
well for The teacher aud community.
Rev, X. NJ. Suiekler preached in the
BAPTIST church to-day aud a, Fairyiew
Sehoolhouse tonight. Rev. suickler has a
strong hold ON the confidence Of the people
here
Well, we sometimes wonder why Il is that
two Of the greatest and most enlightened
nations, England and the United States, are
waging warfare on other weaker nations
who arc struggling for liberty. Well,
might we tremble when we remember the
God Of The nations is just. May right pre-.
vail
Rev. MarcelIus Knots is holding revival
services at what is known rs the Gordon
church. There has been several conversions
up to this time with five enquirers at the
altar Elder Cotton assisted in the meeting
last week preaching several very logical
sermons. We see by THR ARcus that
Evangelist Smith is having revival In
Kiugwood. We believe Smith is doing a
good work in this part Of our State bu, he
leaves a great deal Of responsibility behind
him in The taking care Of the many converts
70 bis preaching.
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Organized at the West Virginia Uni
versity.

MoRcANrowN, w. Va. Feb. ?, looa.-
Las, nigh, was marked by the organization
of an English Letter Fraternity. in the West
Virginia University located a, this place.
The organization Is distinctly new aud origi
nal in the line Of college fsateruities. The
essential difference between this form and
thu, Of the usual Gscek Letter Fraternity
lies in that lis work and ideals are Anglo
Saxon, rather than Greek
The initial Gnd consists Of the following
members
Robert J. largent Paw Paw, w. Va;
David Is. Cuppe,i, Glade Farms, W. Va. !;
Reardon 5. Cotton, riusburg, Pa, chas. II.
Amber, ST. Mays, w. Va; Russell II.
MeMilen, Mason,own, w. Va; Marion c.
Terrell, Morgantown. w Va. Delbcn +.
Robinson, Grafton W. Va, Epsey Albig.
seo,tdalc, Pa; George r. Hoover, McCIe-
landtown, Pal Robt. L. r. Colborn, Con
nellsville, Pa.i Arthur II. Freed, New
Haven, Pa; Jas. A. Kennedy. Union,own,
Pa; Jones a. Stewart. New York City.
ID. T.. CupPgrr,
Chairman Committee.
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Correspondence OF The Argus.
Maggie Wolf made a dying trip to New
burg las, week.
Mr.. Ground Hog says We are to have SIX
weeks more Of rough weather.
We arc glad to note the recovery Of Mis-.
Daniel fos'ney since las, writing.
Miss Josie psmoss of near Thornton, wa
the guest Of Miss Berniee Bell recently.
II. A. Moore, who has been working a,
Mo'gao'owu for some time, is home now.
John Bell OF Hu,onsville. Randolph
county, was the guest of ]. L. Bell the pas,
week
Mrs. J. l.. Bell has returned home after a
weeks visi, among relatives in Taylor
county.
J. c. Jenkins expects to make flying
trip to some pat of Ohio ON the hunt of a
future location.
Richard Bell is working ON Washington
pemoss' saw mill, which is located one mile
seu,heas, Of Fellowsviue.
Mt aud Mrs. u. +. Watson of Tunnel.
ton, were the guests Of Mrs. Wa,son's father.
5. IL. iianwaY the past week.
T. + Poulson has purchased new
moving machine. Thomas believes in pre-.
pairing for harvest IN the cold winter months.
So far as the writer eau ascertain, our
neighborhood is in good health, which
should be commended a, this time Of the
year.
Well, Mr. Editor, rs We have so much
bad weather and Old Hickory is feeling
kind of tough, maybe we'd better quit right
here. ORD HICKORY.
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I,ollr.
EMILE IoLA
Correspondence Of the Argus

correspondence Of the Argus.
Miss Mary jenkins still continues poorly.
w. ID. Kephart is visiting his sister near
Pisaah.
j. L. Gale aud family were visiting at
Smith Towards Sunday
Jacob Rohr aud a. f. shaaer we're the
guests Of Rev. G W Skinner Sunday.
The protracted meeting at siurgiss
Chapel conducted by Rev. Raider Of The
NJ. =. faith is doing good work and much
inieres, is being manifested
Trade seems to be lucrative in this sec
ton. The latest deal Of any importance
was the purchasing Of valuable stove from
a i. Shafer by Cy {. Moore. The con.
sideration was four Dunghll chickens. one
jack-kuife and water spaniel dog Mr.
ShaHer says If anyone wishes 10 improve
their stock Of poultry, they can have pair
Of this valuable breed for a reasonable
figure.
Dr. W. J Sergeant is to the front again
in economical devices The Doctor re
marked the other day that feed was scarce
aud that he must find some way to procure
feed for his stock. After studying for some
time and depnvinE himself Of several nights
Of refreshing sleep, he biz upon an excellent
plan. lie has decided to provide each COW
wi'h pair Of green goggles and turn them
into the red brush. This will make the
brown leaves appear as green and he states
that they will eat them as readily as though
they were the original green. lie says .,be
how Of milk viii remain about normal, I'll.
though IL may be in slight measure
| increased. llIwATHA.
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Correspondence Of The Argus.
As there has nothing appeared IN your
paper from Hayden for some time We will
ifY o. give you few items
Mlss Orlena childs is still boarding a. ].
q Feathers
G. D. Feather and wife we're AZ Lenox
ono day lest week
u a. Feather hauling fine Dot Of
locust posts for w. g. Brown.
We baye only he'd ten mail carriers this
winter between renox and Aibughts and We
look for more before spring.
ws understand that Earl Rodchsaver IS
ieaehing a very good school this winter q,
Deep Hollow. Success % you Earl
The coal business is sdiI moving on
towards ihe Big pay day which we think
viii come ih's hme without Payne.
Miss Josephine Feather spent Saturday
aod sunday siih Der teacher. Miss Pearl
stone Niiss Stone is reaching us yery
good school ibis winter. Come again Miss
PEARL
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Elisha Ringer Of Guseman. was m town
today and gave US paying call

Elisha Ringer Of Guseman. was IN town
today and gave US paying call
Capt. John Sheridan. wealthy coal
operator connected with the West Virginia
Central railroad and former member Of the
Democratic National Committee for ,hi.
state, died Tuesday of this week.
A school teacher who. after telling abou,
the landing Of the Pilgrims, told her pupils
to Try and draw from imagination picture
OF the Plymouth Rock. There was consid-
cradle confusion when one little boy got up
and asked IL she wanted hen or rooster.
Dr.. Jennings NJ. King and bride arrived
here last week from Buckhannon where
they went 10 visit his parents and children
after the wedding. They at once went 10
housekeeping in the Doctors handsome pro.
perty on Maine street and have been re-
ceiving the congratulations of the Doetor's
many friends here
The Spring term of the Yves, Virginia
Conference Seminary a, Buckhannon, opens
March s, 1909. The best of advantages
will be offered. especially TO public school
teachers. Glasses in all the common school
branches, besides the regular courses.
Write for catalogue and announcements.
The death of George w. johnson of
Morgaptown, occurred at an early hour Mon
day morning. He never regained con.
soiousness, and recognized no one from the
time of the apopectic stroke until his death.
The funeral took place Tuesday from the
home Of his son-in-law. Dr. James p Fitch,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, and the in.
terment in Oak Grove cemetery. Mr..
Johnson is survived by wife and three
children, Mrs. James p. Fitch, Mn. ]. L.
Johnson and Duncan Johnson.
The Union Literary Society OF Aurora. is
having unbounded success. The house is
crowded at every meeting. Both old and
young are manifesiiug considerable interest
in the society and all are taking an active
part, The following question was discussed
last Friday evening: Resolved: that there is
more happiness in an uncivilized than in
~-'-'-~N ''@N~ - @pNtNt nc NChalGfs
were, TO affirm, Jay Stemple and Cyrus
Martin; 10 deny, Frank Piles and Arthur
Shuttlesworth. The question for Friday,
Feb. 7, is: Resolved. that the conscience is
not always rue guide. Speakers. to af-
firm, Cyrus Martin and Dr. Maxwell; to deny
Jay Siemple and William Scott
DR.. w. NJ. Dent of Newburg. gave The
Leader pleasant call while on his way TO
Granville, near MorgantowD, where he was
summoned on account of The serious illness
of his aged mother, Sarah Dent, who lives
with sister Of the Doctor. Mrs. r. p.
Reay. The venerable lady is the relic, Of
DR.. NJ. Dent and one Of the pioneer settlers
of old Monongalia county, having resided
at Kingwood before the war when what is
now a town was then wilderness and all
of Preston belonged to Monongalia county.
MIS-. Dent is about the oldest and one of
the very few old settlers yet living and is
IS years old Grafton Leader
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0RDER oFPUBLIcArioN

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA;
Ai rules held Ia the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court Tor the county OF Preston. ON
the FIRST Monday OF February, 1000.
Caroline v Ford
Lewis G. Ford
The object OF this suit is 60 obtain a
divorce form the bonds of matrmony from
the defendant Lewis G. Ford
Aud 10 appearing from an AFFIDAVIT flied In
said cause that the defendant Lewis G..
Ford ig not resident OF this State ON
motion OF the pialntin it is ordered that the
said defendant be required 90 appear
within one month after the date OF the first
publication OF this order and do what is
necessary TO protect his interests
u IS further ordered that this order be
published and posted as required by law.
a copy--Icst l. w. WATSON Clerk
Published drst time. February 9th 1000
Attest: w WATSON Clerk.
p j Crogan Counsel Tor piainda.
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
To Lewis G.. Ford Take notice that
shall. on the 90 day OF March foo2. at the
Office Of W. Watson, iu Kingwood.
Preston County West Virginia. between
the hours OF e. 10. and o D. M. OF that day.
proceed TO take the dispositions of myself
and others TO be- read as evidence on my
behalf. bon q certain suit in equity. pending
10 the Circuit Court 81 Preston County.
West Va. wherein you are defendant and
] am plaintiff.
And II from any cause the taking Of the
said dispositions be not commenced on tina,
day. or II commenced and not concluded
on that DAY. The taking of the same will be
continued from day 20 day and from time
10 time 40 Che same place and between the
same hours. until the same shall be com
pletcd Respectfully.
CARoIISE V FORD
BY T. ]. CrOgan Counsel 2 1909 4 -.
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BETTER THAN
ALL THE
DOCTORS
in A COUNTY.
a PENNSYLVANIA WOMAN
HAS g. WONDERFUL. Ex-
SEHIENCE. GOOD
HEALTH SECURED
AT LITTLE COST.

Mr. Chnrics n, stouoh. of MoConnols.
burg, Pa, has written an account OF tho
case of his VIE, who was suffering from
complaints peculiar TO women. lilo aaya,
81 bought a bottle OF YAGER's sARSA-
PARILLA WITH CELERY from your
ogcnt,J, TThomVion, Ia misplace, iormy
wife. Sho commenced taking a. accord
Ing 20 directions, and can truthnlly say
that sho has derived more benefit nom
one bottle ofYAOER'SSA RSAPARGTLA
than sho has nom all the medicine taken
nom tho different doctors, sho Is quito
a dineront woman; bottor in splrlts, moro
cheorfoh good appetite. In fact. sho Is
better In every Way
Tho canso OF Mrs. stoach's complaint
was inpurity OF blood. The snmo cause
- giying thousands OF people days OF suf-
fering nnd nights OF littlo sleep. In some
II takes The form OF rheumatism, neural-
giu, INDIGESTION, ncrvousnoss In othorn.
loss Of flesh, o. tired, laggy feeling, no aim
In life arc the symptoms. Tho cause ls
tho anmo I'm each case. The euro Is tho
soino IN ali--YAGERS sArsAPARlf.Ik
WITH CELERY. II purifics the blood.
sootloa tho norvos adds aourd, hooitiiy
ilesh 20 tho body. sold by drirr!sic
everywhere, 5Oc. bottle. Made u.s. IN
bert Bros. q CO., baltimore, Md.
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la recent publication we are tainted by
another patent attorney with "railroading'
applications for patents through the United
States Patent Office. Statistics show that
railroad travel is not only the swiftest but
the safest in the world. There are, how
ever, people who prefer ox-earl and ass.cart
loeomotion. G. a. SNOW & Co.,
Patent Lawyers and Agents,
Washington, ID. c.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Died at his home near camp ground Ian.
g. I9os' at 9 a. M George r, Castle. with a
paralyuc stroke He has been afflicted with
rheumatism for the past az years March.
1901 he had his first strokc--lanuary as.
fSoa he had his second stroke when he
passed peacefully away, lie was born Iuly
10. 1890 in Frederick City Md, making hin,
oS years mos. and ~ days old, lie was
married February 10, as6I, to Miss Mary c.
Hartman, eldest daughter OF John Hartman
OF Function, w Va. To them was born
eight chldren--Allce. Geo NJ. Alberta,
Granville, NJ. Elizabeth John. Josopl, W.
and Harriet ]. All were prosoa al the
funeral except Granville NJ. who Is In Brit.
ish Columbia. aud John, who preceded his
father to the grave eleven years ago lie
was the second son OF Jas T.. and Mary A.
Castle. who came TO this county from Fred.
erlck City March 1898. lie was a brother
OF Mrs. i. {. Craig of near KlngwRod Mr..
Castle lived a Christian and was always
ready TO do his Masters viii although he
had many tribulaiions through ne. The
funeral was preached Sunday at n a. M.
at his late residence by Rev c. II. Lakin OF
Function. after which the lnterment took
place Ia the home cemetery.
Gone but not forgotten,
Singing with the angels
In that bright forevermorc
a FRIEND.
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