A Kin* MonumentDuriug the week just, closed John Moard, the well known marble cutter, received fr)m the Adams estate an order for the erc-lt; lion of a large and beautifully designed monument to be placed on tbeir lot in the new part of Aspen Grove cemetery No expense is to be spared tomake this piece of work worthy of lover!and honored ones, whose memory itcommemorates, and in the hands of M~.Moard it will receive the attention of the ability and skill for which he is noted. Mr. M ard also has orders for tine monuments to be erected ;a several adjoiningtowns the most noteworthy and handsome stone to the memory of th«- !atlt;-Profeasor Price, of Monmouth, Illinois. Mr. M oard’s reputation for tine marble work is on the increase his work during the past year being of mor • than ordinary merit.For clothing for men and boys go flt;the Famous.