1879. New Year's address: presented by Joseph F. Culver & Co.'s Collection, Real Estate and Insurance Office

New Year poem eulogizes several citizens dead in the past year, including the poet's young son, then complains of hard times. New Year poem eulogizes several citizens dead in the past year, including the poet's young son, then complains of hard times. Printed on pale green paper in two columns divided by single line within traces of double-line border. Poem in 23 seven- or six-line stanzas. Place of publication not named in poem but known from similar poems published by Culver & Co. in 1870s.