Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 34, Number 31, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 17 December 1901 — Can’t Locate The Grave. [ARTICLE]

Can’t Locate The Grave.

In our recent account of the soldiers’ tombstones that had been sent here, in care of Bensselaer Post G. A. 8., we stated that on© stone, at that time still boxed up, probably was intended for a soldier buried in some country cemetery. We have learned since that it is for Henry F. Young, of Company G. 9th Indiana regiment. The stone has not yet been erected, and for the reason, that the grave has not yet been positively located. He is buried in Weston cemetery and in one of two graves, but so far no one has been found who knows which one. There are two graves in “soldiers’ row” between the graves of Jonah Porter and Asa Porter, Mr- Young is known to be in one of these two graves, but in which one is not known. Neither is it known who the other grave is occupied by. The post is anxious to find out which is Young’s giave and also who is buried by his side. See the best assortment of Haviland ohina in the county at Huff’s. If you buy a Christmas present in the jewelery line, buy it at Clarke’s. Fancy 4 crown seeded raisens 8 cents a package- Fancy cleaned currants for Bc. Cranberries fancy 8c a quart. Package rolled oats Bo,tSaratoga chips 10c, a package 1 lb can fancy plum pudding 10c, Fancy table cluster raisens at 12a Jersey sweet potatoes 3o lb. Large hickory nuts 5c a quart John Eger’s.