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1868
Arn, John Arn
Source: Monroe County death records, Woodsfield, Ohio, November 16, 1868
Johannes ‘John’ Arn was born May 23, 1804, in NIederbipp, Canton Bern,
Switzerland; son of Ullrich and Anna Muller Arn; died November 16, 1868; aged
64 years, 5 months, and 23 days; spouse, Maria Elizabetha Roos Arn.
Spouse:
Birth: 24 Dec 1804
Death: 29 Oct 1843
Father: Johann Michael Schneider (1756-1840)
Mother: Elisabeth Schneider (1765-1812)
Marr: 1835
2nd Spouse: Maria Elizabetha Roos
Birth: 1795
Death: 5 Mar 1873
Marr: 1844
Bacon, Mrs. Mary Bacon
Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – On Monday, the 4th, Mrs.
Mary Bacon, in the ninety-fifth year of her age. Our aged, those who first
settled here, are passing away.
Bloor, Mary Ann Bloor
Spirit of Democracy,
OBITUARY- Departed this life in Woodsfield,
Ohio, at the house of her son-in-law, W.W. Jordan, Aug. 20, 1868, Mrs. Mary Ann
Bloor, in the 71st year of her age.
Mrs. Bloor, for a number of years past, has
been a consistent member of the
Her affliction was severe, being paralysis, reducing her to a helpless
condition for more than one year prior to her death; yet in all this she was
seldom known to complain, and only in her anxiety to pass over the stream of
death, and enter her heavenly rest.- J.S. Woodsfield, Sept 8 1868- [St.
Clarisville papers please copy.]
Booth, Bethiah Booth
Spirit of Democracy,
OBITUARY- May 30, 1868, at her son’s residence
in Clarington,
One by one the pioneers of this county as
passing away. Another has fallen and now sleeps in the silent shades of the
dead.
Mother Booth trailed from
Wm. F. Smith
Booth, John Mortimer Booth
Spirit of Democracy,
Barnesville,
DIED – May 27, 1868: John
Mortimer Booth, son of Wm and Emily Booth, aged 18 years 8 months and 5 days
The subject of this brief notice was a young
man of many excellent qualities, both of head and heart. Mild, affable,
generous; he won the esteem of his young companions, while he was the idol of
the home circle. In the days of his youth he gave his heart to God, and his
name to the church; ever evincing a lively interest in his personal spiritual
welfare. Being absent from home during his sickness we had no opportunity of
conversing with him about his soul in his last hours, but from a reliable
source, have the assurance that he desired the Bible read, conversed freely of
death, and exhorted his brother with him to meet him in heaven.
Another chair is vacant, another voice is
still, hearts are sad, and earth seems more dark to sorrowing ones than before,
but they are able to look up through their blinding tears with the hope that in all sunlight where death, pain, tears,
separation are never known they shall meet with their son and brother gone
before. May we also be ready for the summons of death when it shall come. - Wm F. Smith- Baresville,
BROUGHTON, Mr. Amos Broughton
Spirit of Democracy,
REMARKABLE CASE OF PETRIFACTION- A BODY ALIVE
WEIGHS 200 POUNDS; DEAD, 800 POUNDS
About sixteen years ago, Mr. Amos Broughton
died in
BROWN, Robert Brown
Spirit of Democracy,
Locomotive Explosion, On Monday night engine
502 exploded on the Central Ohio Railroad, near Claypool’s station, twelve
miles west of
CAMPBELL, Alexander Campbell
Spirit of Democracy,
Old Citizens Gone- Within a
week or two death has been busy with the old citizens of this community.
Charles Morrow, of
Case, Mr. Case
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. Case, of Clarington, this county, died
last week, aged 75
Castellow, Minnie Bell Castellow
Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – May 24, 1868, near
Davenport, Mrs. Martha Davenport
Spirit of Democracy,
DIED- On Tuesday evening, the 11th,
of paralysis of the heart, Mrs. Martha Davenport, of Woodsfield, aged 80 years.
Mrs. Davenport was born in 1788, and for a
lady of her age was enjoying extraordinarily good health. On Monday, the 10th,
she appeared as well as usual, being about the house. In the evening she
complained of having taken a slight cold; on Tuesday she grew worse, and departed
this life at 12 o’clock that night.
Peace to her ashes.
DEIGLE, Bartholomew Deigle
Spirit of Democracy,
Bartholomew Deigle, of
The Coroner’s inquest returned a verdict that,
“Bartholomew Diegle whose body was found as aforesaid, with a hole in his
forehead, extending through and coming out at the back of the head, caused by
the discharge of his own gun, by his own hands; and we, the Jury, do find no
other marks, wounds, or bruises on the said body.”
DIEHL,
Charles Diehl
Spirit of Democracy,
On the 31st, Charles Diehl, son of
Peter and Flavia Diehl, of Woodsfield, of Typhoid Fever.
DORR, Mr. John Dorr
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. John Dorr, son of Mr. Simon Dorr, of
Woodsfield, died on Monday, the 9th. His disease was dropsy of the
chest. His remains were interred in the
Drum, Simon Drum
Spirit of Democracy,
DIED - On the 14 day of March, Simon Drum, in
the 70th year of his age.
Mr. Drum had resided in
Dye, Mrs. Priscilla Dye
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Priscilla Dye, of this township, died of
apoplexy on Monday, the 27th, aged 76 years.
Mrs. Dye had been a member of the
Guernsey Times and
Jeffersonian, please copy
English, John C. English
Spirit of Democracy,
John C., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm English,
departed this life July 27 1868, in the 20th year of his age.
Death has again entered the family circle and
taken away a beloved son and brother. In the bloom of youth he was called from
the fond embrace of a loving father and mother, brothers and sisters, to be
numbered with the silent dead – But God knoweth best; he called the young as
well as the old, and though the family circle may be broken here, we trust it
will be reunited in the family above.
.
Sleep, loved one, sleep; thy sorrows are o’er,
Sleep in the silent tomb;
Thy gentle voice we shall hear no more,
For Jesus called thee home.
.
The Spring will come, the flowers will bloom,
The flowers you need to love;
But with them you will not return
To dwell here on this earth.
.
Then sleep,
Nor with us here to dwell;
But still thy memory’s dear to us,
Farewell , dear
SMITH,
Dr. James Smith
Spirit of Democracy,
Sudden Death of Dr. James Smith- At 11 o’clock
on Sunday morning, the 18th, our citizens were startled by the
announcement that Dr. James Smith had fallen dead at his residence.
It appeared that after dressing for church, he
did not feel as well as usual and had commenced taking off his coat to lie
down, when he had an apoplectic stroke, and fell forward, striking the right
side of his forehead, about one inch above the right eye, which cut and bruised
through the skin in two places. He had succeeded in getting his coat off except
one sleeve. He was found lying in this condition in front of the fire-place in
the second room back.
Drs. Walton, Sinclair, Grimshaw and Mechern
were summoned and did everything within their knowledge to restore the vital
spark, but without avail.
Dr. Smith was a devout member of the Christian
Church, an honored and respected citizen, and his loss leaves a vacuum in our
community which our citizens deeply feel.
Our people’s heart felt tears are mingled with
those of the widow and orphans in this, their sad bereavement.
Evans, Maryann Evans
Spirit of Democracy,
OBITUARY- DIED- May 26, 1868,
in
She had been a disciple of Christ for some
years; when in youth and health she confessed the Savior and became obedient to
the Gospel. After which she endeavored to maintain a Christian character during
life and died in the triumphs of the Gospel, enjoying at her departure strong
faith and hope. Deeply lamented by relatives and friends but they sorrow not as
those without hope, for their loss is her gain, “Blessed are the dead that die
in the Lord; they rest from their labors and their works do follow them.”
“Thou art gone to the grave, but we will not
deplore thee;
Since God was thy Ramsom, thy
Guardian, thy Guide;
He gave thee, he took thee, and he will
restore thee;
And death has no sting, since the Savior has
died.
Ferguson, Robert Ferguson- 2nd obit
Spirit of Democracy,
OBITUARY-DIED- In Woodsfield, August 22, after
a brief illness, Mr. Robert Ferguson, in his 86th year.
Early in life he gave his heart to the Lord;
soon after was made a Ruling Elder in the Presbyterian Church, and for upwards
of sixty-five years lived the life of a devoted and constant Christian. God
having spared his life to the fulfillments of the days of our years, took him
to himself. In peace he gently breathed his longs life away.
Ferguson, Robert Ferguson
Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – On Saturday, the 22d, Robert Ferguson,
of this place, aged 86 years
Fisher, James S. Fisher
Spirit of Democracy,
Singular and Fatal Accident- On the 19th,
James S. Fisher, a lad of fourteen, was pushing a pitchfork along before him,
and the tines struck a stake driving the handle with force against his abdomen,
near the groin.- Medical assistance was obtained as soon as possible, but he
died in a few hours.
He was the son of Jacob Fisher, of
Foreman, George V. Foreman
Spirit of Democracy,
DEATH OF GEO.V. FOREMAN- He
Confesses His Guilt of the Murder of Isaphine Allen, of
We have it from a reliable source that George
V. Foreman, arraigned in the Monroe County Comon [sic]Pleas in 1858-9, charged
with the murder of Miss Isaphine Allen, of Salem Township, was taken sick a
short time since and died on Tuesday, the 30th day of June. He was
arraigned at the February term, 1858 on an indictment for murder in the first
degree, and acquitted.
At the July term, 1859, he was arraigned on an
indictment for assault with intent to murder on which he was acquitted.
At the November term, 1859, there were two
indictments for subornation of perjury, in which nolle prosequis were entered.
Previous to his death he confessed that he
committed the murder, first striking he with a stone which fractured her skull;
he then carried her to his house, and after ascertaining that her recovery was
impossible, took an axe and killed her. After killing her he secreted the body
where the authorities found it. He further said that he threw the stone when in
a passion and had no intention of killing her.
GENIN, Mr. T. H. Genin
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. T. H. Genin, of
He was a wealthy old man of eighty years. For
some time he has lived in comparative seclusion, having no relatives living
near him. Genin, the celebrated hatter of
GREEN, Arthur Green
Spirit of Democracy,
Arthur Green, a citizen of
Hall, William H. Hall
Spirit of Democracy,
DIED- On Thursday morning, the 20th,
of Consumption, William H. Hall, of Woodsfield, in the 22d year of his age.
Harmen, Mrs. Matilda Harmen
Spirit of Democracy,
OBITUARY – DIED- Sep. 12 1868, Mrs. Matilda
Harman, wife of John Harman, near Graysville,O. She leaves a bereaved family
(containing several small children, with a large circle of mourning friends.
Hollister, Mrs. Sarah Hollister
Spirit of Democracy,
DIED- On Friday morning, the 3d- Mrs. Sarah
Hollister, in the 73d year of her age Mrs. Hollister’s illness was of about two
weeks’ duration. On the 15th of November we chronicled the death of
her aged and honored consort Mr. Jeremiah Hollister, in the 72nd
year of his age. They have left us in ripe old age, full of honors
Jett,
Thomas A T Jett
Published
Dec 28, 1868 Spirit of Democracy Woodsfield OH
Murder - Thomas A T Jett, who lived on the Little
Muskingum river, about one mile above the City-bank Mills, and six miles from
Marietta, met his death, on last Saturday night, in a manner which leaves no
doubt that he was murdered. - he had been in town on Saturday evening, and had
got his horses shod at Thomas Painter’s blacksmith shop, after which he started
for home. He was found dead, next
morning in his stable, with several gashes in his head, which must have been made
by the use of a club. His horses were
loose in the stable, and the supposition is that he was attacked just as he
entered the stable, and before he had time to secure the horses. When he paid his bill at the blacksmith shop,
he had about $300 in his possession; and when the body was searched, the money
could not be found. The disappearance of
the money is sufficient to dispel the theory that the man was trampled to death
by the horses. - Besides, the animals are known to be of gentle disposition, and
not apt to make a vicious attack upon any one.
It is evidently a case of murder, and the murderer was no doubt aware
that the deceased had money, and killed him to secure possession of it.
Mr. Jett was about 51 years of age, and was a
brother to E O L Jett and cousin to Frank E Jett, both of this city. He had no family, and lived entirely alone,
doing his own work both in the house and on the farm, except at harvest time,
when he employed assistance to gather his crops. A German woman, however living in the
neighborhood, did his baking for him, and she it was who discovered his body in
the stable. She went to his house on
Sunday morning, with some fresh pork, to give to the deceased for dinner, and
not finding him there went to the stable in search of him. She was horrified when she discovered the
body, and immediately gave the alarm.
It
has been but a short time since Mr. Jett’s house was entered by thieves, during
his absence and robbed of $340
Coroner
Hart
JETT, Thomas A. T. Jett
Spirit of Democracy,
Murder- Thomas A. T. Jett, who lived on Little
Muskingum river, about one mile above the City-bank Mills, and six miles from
Marietta, met his death, on last Saturday night, in a manner which leaves no
doubt that he was murdered. He had been in town on Saturday evening, and had
got his horses shod at Thomas Painter’s blacksmith shop, after which he started
for his home. He was found dead, next morning, in his stable, with several
gashes in his head, which must have been made by the use of a club. His horses
were loose in the stable, and the supposition is that he was attacked just as
he entered the stable, and before he had time to secure the horses. When he
paid his bill at the blacksmith shop, he had about $300 in his possession; and
when the body was searched, this money could not be found. The disappearance of
the money is sufficient to dispel the theory that the man was trampled to death
by the horses. Besides, the animals are known to be of gentle disposition, and
not apt to make a vicious attack upon any one. It is evidently a case of
murder, and the murderer was no doubt aware that the deceased had money, and
killed him to secure possession of it.
Mr. Jett was about 51 years of age, and was a
brother to E. O. L. Jett and cousin to Frank E. Jett, both of this city. He had
no family, and lived entirely alone, doing his own work both in the house and
on the farm, except in harvest time when he employed assistance to gather his
crops. A German woman, however, living in the neighborhood, did his baking for him,
and she it was who discovered his body in the stable. She went to his house, on
Sunday morning, with some fresh pork, to give to the deceased for dinner, and
not finding him there went to the stable in search of him. She was horrified
when she discovered the body, and immediately gave the alarm.
It has been but a short time since Mr. Jett’s
house was entered by thieves, during his absence and robbed of 9,340.
Coroner Hart visited the scene of the murder,
on Sunday. A jury was empanneled, and after hearing the evidence, returned a
verdict that the deceased had come to his death at the hands of some person or
persons unknown. -
Kahrig, Gottlieb Kahrig
Source: Monroe County death records and The Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, Ohio,
dated March 24, 1868
On Friday the 20th inst., Mr. Gottlieb Kahrig residing near
Lewisville, Ohio, this county, came to Woodsfield on business connected with
the alteration of a road. After he had arranged his business, he at 3 o’clock
started home. When about one-fourth mile from town, he climbed over the fence
into the field on the left of the road and had proceeded but a short distance
when he fell dead. Mr. Louis HOEFFER was returning home from his school in the
country, discovered Mr. Kahrig lying in the field. He approached and upon
examination found that life was extinct, he immediately notified several men
who were at work in the fields adjacent.
Information was brought to town, when Ed SALISBURY, Esq.,
summoned a jury and proceeded to hold an inquest upon this body.
The finding of the jury was “That Gottlieb KAHRIG, whose
body was found within a field near the town of
The body of Mr. KAHRIG was taken home Saturday morning.
Interment was in the
Kahrig, Mr. Gotlieb Kahrig
Spirit of Democracy,
DEATH OF GOTIEB KARIG OF SUMMIT TOWNSHIP- ON
Friday, the 20th, Mr. Gotlieb Karig, residing near Louisville; this
County, came to Woodsfield on business connected with the alteration of a road.
After he had arranged his business, he, at 3 o’clock; started home, when about
one fourth mile from town, he climbed over the fence into the field on the left
of the road, and had proceeded but a short distance when he fell dead. Mr.
Lewis Hoeffler, was returning home from his school in the country, discovered
Mr. Karig lying in the field; he approached and upon examination found that
life was extinct; he immediately notified several men who were at work in the
fields adjacent.
Information was brought to town, when Ed.
Salisbury, Esq., summoned a jury and proceeded to hold an inquest upon the
body.
The finding of the jury was that Gottieb
Karig, whose body was found within a field near the town of
The body of Mr. Karig was taken home Saturday
morning.
KINNEY, Robert Kinney
Spirit of Democracy,
Sad Accident – We learn from Mr. Frank Flint,
of Rhinard’s Mills,
The deceased was hauling a log up a steep
bank. The oxen swerved, when he jumped over the log to make them go in the
right direction, but before he could pass to the front the rolling log caught and killed him
instantly.
Lentz, Jonathan Lentz
Spirit of Democracy,
DIED- On the 3d day of August, Jonathan Lents,
of
Lynch, Mr. George B. Lynch
Spirit of Democracy,
Sudden Death- On Tuesday, the 14th,
Mr. George B. Lynch, of
Mr. Lynch leaves a wife and three small
children.
Martin, Willie Martin
Spirit of Democracy,
[From the Noble Co. Republican] Died- On the
28th day of August, 1868, Willie, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. J.
Martin, aged 2 years 2 months and 20 days.
Death has again visited our community, and
taken away our little Willie. He was a dear, sweet child. Let angels guard his
peaceful, quiet slumbers.
.
Sleep, little Willie, sleep,
Not in thy cradle bed,
But where the pale stars keep
Their vigils o’er thy head.
Thy mother’s voice no more
Shall hush thy feeble cry.
Or soothe thee to thy rest,
With tender lullaby.
.
The genial breath of spring
Will waken flower and bird;
But never, nevermore,
Will thy sweet voice he heard.
Earth’s fair and lovely things
Will blush with beauty’s bloom;
While thou so cold and still,
Art sleeping in the tomb.
.
Thy infant voice is tuned
To seraph music now;
A golden harp is in thy hand,
A crown upon thy brow.
Within thy radiant home
No sin or care doth dwell;
The glory thy bright spirit shares,
We may not know or tell.
Sleep, little Willie sleep-------Libbie
McCABE, Mr. McCabe
Spirit of Democracy,
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION, - On Friday last, one of
the boilers of Mr. Lockwood’s sawmill, on Pipe Creek, blew up, killing one man
outright and badly scalding nine others, two of whom have since died. The
boilers are reported to have been defective for years. The engineer was a young
man names McCabe, and was in the act of firing when the explosion occurred. He
was killed instantly. A small boy was in the building at the time of the
explosion, and was thrown fifty years from the mill, yet, strange to say, was
not injured. Two of the men killed had families. The proprietors of such
defective boilers should be held responsible for all accidents. – Barnesville
Enterprise, Nov 5th.
MCDOUGAL, Thomas S. McDougal Jr.
Spirit of Democracy,
Monday night about eleven o’clock, as a party
of young men were returning from a coon hunt, about two miles west of
Chillicothe, on the Marietta and Cincinnati railroad, one of the party, Mr.
Thos. S. McDougal Jr., when attempting to climb a fence accidentally discharged
his gun, the whole contents of which entered his head near the right ear, and
passed out through the skull, inflicting a horrible wound and killing him
instantly.
MCGINNIS, Pat McGinnis
Spirit of Democracy,
Pat McGinnis, the laborer who was badly
injured by the caving of a bank at the railroad bridge, 14th
subsequently died; he left a wife and several children.
MORROW, Charles Morrow
Spirit of Democracy,
Old Citizens Gone- Within a
week or two death has been busy with the old citizens of this community.
Charles Morrow, of
NEUHART, Mrs. Christian Neuhart
Spirit of Democracy,
The wife of Mr. Christian Neuhart, living East
of town, died on Wednesday, the 18th.
NEUHART, Rachel Neuhart- 2nd Obit
Spirit of Democracy,
The subject of this notice, Rachel Neuhart,
wife of Christian Neuhart, aged 46 years, died on the 18th.
The deceased was a consistent member of the
Baptist Church and gave assurance by her Christian life that she has gone to
that bright place of rest prepared for those who love God and serve Him while
here below.
Norris, William Norris
Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – On the 16th William Norris,
of
Okey, Infant daughter of F. G. and Minerva Okey
Spirit of Democracy,
DIED- On the 26th day of January
1868, infant daughter of F.G. and Minerva Okey, of
Parker, Mrs. Parker and Child Parker
Spirit of Democracy,
The night of the 20th, a collision
occurred about thirty miles from
Patton, George Patton
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. George Patton, of whose illness we spoke
last week, died on Friday last, and was buried on Saturday, in the Friends’
burying ground, by the side of his deceased wife and daughter. His funeral was
attended by a large concourse of citizens, - St. Clarisville Gazette, 2d.
PHERSON, LE Roy Van Pherson
Spirit of Democracy,
Horrible Death- Four miles northeast of
Saturday morning, Le Roy Van Pherson, Mr.
Jewetts’ step-son, started the mill. The first log was sawed and the pinion
wheel reversed to bring the carriage into position for another log, when from
the worn condition of the pinion wheel cogs the carriage refused to start. To
make the gearing work, Le Roy jumped on the carriage in front of the saw,
placing his hands against the roof to give additional weight. The carriage
being very icy, he slipped and fell backward, bringing his foot against the
saw, tearing the boot sole completely off and splitting the foot and ankle up
into the leg bone and as he fell the saw entered his back near the spinal
column, reaching entirely through his body, and tearing out a large amount of
his bowels - Dr. A. S. Clark of Beverly, was soon in attendance, but no human
remedy could save him. He died at 9 P.M. , was 20 years of age, and had been
married just six weeks. H. W.M.
REED, Ezra Reed
Spirit of Democracy,
Washington County Items, Ezra Reed, of Wesley,
the young man we spoke of last week, as having been accidentally shot, while
lying asleep in a fence corner, died last Friday night.
Roach,
Virginia Roach
Published
Dec. 28 1869 Spirit of Democracy Woodsfield OH
Virginia,
wife of S C Roach, died with the Consumption, Dec 13, 1868, aged 20 years, 10
months and 4 days. Interred in Mound
Cemetery, Marietta, Ohio.
She
departed this life with the assurance of being united with the Saints in Heaven
ROACH, Virginia Roach
Spirit of Democracy,
Obiturary – Virginia, wife of S. C. Roach,
died with the Consumption, Dec 13 1868, aged 20 years, 10 months and 4 days.
Interred in
She departed this life with the assurance of
being united with the Saints of Heaven.
Shaub, Dr. J.G. Shaub
Spirit of Democracy,
Dr. J.G. Shaub, of
Shuman,
Jacob Shuman
Source: The Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, Ohio, Thurs., Aug. 4, 1868
On the 15th day of July 1868, at his residence in Wayne
Twp.,
Shuman, Jacob Shuman
Spirit of Democracy,
DIED – On the 15th
day of July, 1868, at his residence in
SMITH, Dr. James Smith – 2nd obit
Spirit of Democracy,
Funeral of Dr. Jas. Smith- The funeral obsequies
of Dr. Jas. Smith took place on Wednesday, the 21st. Rev. Hall, of
Wheeling, delivered an appropriate sermon, and dwelt at some length on the many
moral and religious qualities possessed by our deceased fellow townsman.
SMITH, Jeannette Smith
Spirit of Democracy,
On Thursday, the 28th, Jeannette
Smith, of Woodsfield, of Typhoid Fever
Smith, Mr. Ezra M. Smith
Spirit of Democracy,
DIED- On the 10th, at Atalanta,
Mr. Smith removed from Woodsfield to Atalanta,
during the year 1867
Van
Pherson, Le Roy Van Pherson
Published
Dec 28 1868 Spirit of Democracy Woodsfield OH
From the
Horrible
Death
Four
miles northeast of
Saturday
morning, Le Roy Van Pherson, Mr. Jewett’s step-son, started the mill. The first log was sawed and the pinion wheel reversed
to bring the carriage into position for another log, when from the worn
condition of the pinion wheel cogs the carriage refused to start. To make the gearing work Le Roy jumped on the
carriage in front of the saw, placing his hands against the roof to hive
additional weight. The carriage being
very icy, he slipped and fell backward, bringing his foot against the saw,
tearing the boot sole completely off, and splitting the foot and ankle up into
the leg bone; and as he fell the saw
entered his back near the spinal column, reaching entirely through his body,
and tearing out a large amount of his bowels. - Dr. A S Clark of
Vermillion, Mr. Jos. W. Vermillion
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. Jos. W. Vermillion, who learned to be a
Telegraphist with Mr. Isaac H. Patterson, of this place, died at
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