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The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

PRnoHE@oN-A COW of General Hamilton +
vs found in his barn loft last Monday morn
ns She In ad climbed up the stairs or ladder,
wdmt knA O w which, and when his man went
Ybsee aboO E1t getting her down, she got scared
ahIa and -Ju rnped ont Of the loft door, lit on
Et up anod walked away unhurt. master,
once in exIOlaining to his nigger what a phe-
nousnon vans, said III COW should climb a
tee p.stAckwa--rds, that would be q phenomenon. y
Whether th &c COW climbed in the loft backwards
mnotwe 1on't know, but we certainly think
this should do, according to the above explana-
ton, to call n phenomenon.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

sHoOrIsG-.-The shooting match at the Stone
House, Chris tmas day, was well attended, and
proved qui te remunerative to the proprietor,
NJ. Dake. aas well as afording fun for the boys.
Som, people cant see straigh enough to shoot
veil ion Chr-istmas day, is one reason why Dake
GdN we'll.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

,p the very best photographs, go to Bradley
pnlOfson- s Gallery without stairs-E7' ASCEND
80, ,uEv-Aron, 420 Montgomery street San
,.ntic0.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

PLowNG.-Since the ground became wet
enough to plow at all, many of our foothill far
mers have been restless from their desire to get
to work. Some have from day to day attempt
ed it, only to be driven in by another rain
storm. 1t is decidedly better, We think, to go
slow, and not try to plow until the soil is in
proper order, for it has been positively tested, a
fact which, perhaps, all our farmers are not
aware Of that plowing ground when it is mud
dy is the most effectual way to kill it, or in 9TH
er words, to destroy its productive qualities,
known. We have seen evidence Of this asser-
ton where the pillow has been run through low,
wet places, to obviate the necessity of short
rounds and frequent turning, such places for
years afterward being comparatively barren.
Wait until the soil is in proper condition. and
then 60 to work with will and an assurance
that you are not destroying the fertility of your
land, nor your prospects of being remunerated
for your labor.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

LlD MA-rrERs.-The following, in regard d
h land mat s1ers in Placer county we clip from
n. Sacram cen to Union:
No a7, Lehigh Placer mining claim, embrac-
iur 1855 ac=resi in section 30, township IA north
nne II east, countyM Placer.' Sold for $6C
IA IhO " I9osmer and G. G. Lewis
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

srPrnv IHsoRs-RoADs We would refer our
''peTiso'Ts to our Sheridan correspondence, to
~oOnd in another column. We would also
'pss's' to Syenite, who, in this matter, speaks
%@e na'rEae OF the good people CT Sheridan,
@"h they have no road district it is their own
"ah They must though, certainly be includ-
"la som@ road district; but it may be that
% %'a distrncf extends over so much territory
""ohe roadmaster cannot or does not give
rOper stt~en tion toal parts. In any event, il
~vieei that their condition., in regard to roads
%dhighw-ays, would be bettered by the estab-
"anent osof new road district, including Sher-
%A y" Aprecirnct, they must make the facts known,
ss0ngh p~et1tion or Otherwise, to the Board Of
''pe'viso,rs- whom We are confident will duly
"aader Their demands Then after securing a
"'oad odistrict let them secure the proper
@ 10 su~pervise the same, and the road prob
"HSr th- EN- WILDE satisfactorily solved
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

roaNoo. "a McCreedy had splendid egg.
..DOu Chri zstmss. We don't wish to own that
Of n T ssSse w psass ss accept saxs
Aiding So
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27
~ Al pz-artiss needing the services Of an ex-
,.I,pcea sSxsr veyor art advised to employ ]. A

Ransom, O. S Deputy Mineral Surveyor, Au-
Wv, Cal. H e has the Government Field Notes,
ID. h.possessiion Of which enables him to restore
lo. cOrners without delay. He charges mod
.,,sly and works rapidly.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

EoeNoc--E-Nos-Ey,nog for everybody al
III, Union SSal oQn uezt New Years day. All can
o.t .S.nog at Burns Saloon on the first day OF
January 1874. Boys, you know your falling.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

"SHoRrY HAYES. This notorious stage rob-
Der, who short time ago was boarding:at the
expense Of Placer county. and who two weeks
ago broke out of the Shasta county Jail, is re-
ported to be wandering about the country, suf-
fering from cold and hunger. He thus far has
managed to elude the officers, but unless he
meets with better success soon, he will certainly
not roam at large much longer.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

LlDrrs' 1FAIR-The Fair given at Music Hall
nAe eveT.ling Of the 23d, by the ladies of Au-
burn, for THE benefit Of the pastor Of the M. E.
Church, v~~as the gnndest affair held in our
"snfor sCone time, The display Of rich, fine
Mdhncy zartices was indeed handsome. The
Eabhg was filled with the usual fine things,
1dAe past Office contained some-"Oh such
sweet etteErs ~ as we heard . fair one exclaim.
Aehnch table was laden with abundance OF
as'y every thing that was good to eat. There
seemed bu rt one drawback to the affair, and that
sSAs lacck fmslss with ''chink." Though
Zoe "nales' did seem to come in rather slow,
so"iouss 10 swain appeared at the P. 0. in vain
h@dies did their work well. and during the
"ANton seemed to spend their money free.
'@poce <e1s from the entertainment amounted
SS'bOut 5000, which Of itself tells that the af.
''Hvas nao triAing concern. ~"e-
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

CHRHrM>s TREr-On Christmas eve there
were unde.r the supervision of the good ladies
Of town. two Christmas trees prepared. on
which all v-h o chose could hang presents for
their relati Yves and friends. They were not as
hsndsOmelcy decked as we have seen here on
former occsAsIo ons but the character Of the pres
ms hung ON them WAS fully up to the average,
and in nunnber there seemed no end. Among
other artic-les were appropriate il not hand
some, PRESENT is for certain young men in town.
We can reeadily understand what young II.
would do wit h those horn and tools, and what
myOung aG- would make with that watch and
chain; but what the young Deputy is going to do
With that milk, ETC., is a mystery. During the
darbutiorn Oft the PRESENTS the children were
delighted. 9Th e old folks pleased and Of course
everybody was happy, as they should be on the
wda ''A>derry Christmas -
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Mrs. z. ADRIAN, .Proprietvess.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.

VTNHIS WE'LL KNOWN AND POPULAR
l. house has been recently re-ftted and re-fur-
nished, and offers superior accommodations to
both regular and transient customers. The
rooms are neat, clean, and furnished with excel
lent beds, while the table is furnished at all
times with the best the market affords. By q
careful and constant attention to the wants and
comforts of my customers hope to merit and
receive liberal share of the public patronage.
ie1-72-my1 Mrs +. ADRIAN.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27
OLD ARMoRY HALL.

ON COMMERCIAL STREET,
Where he is prepared to furnish to order, manu-
facture and repair all kinds Of
Tin, Copper, Japaned and Shect-Iron Ware.
r. HYDRAULIC HOSE manufactured and re-
paired. TIN ROOFING laid down, and all ka,ds
of JOB WORK attend to promptly.
AUG. FOUGERON.
Auburn, Sept. 4th-my.
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NEW TINkIIOP.

4 UG. FOUGERON WOULD ANNOUNCE
n to the citizens Of Auburn and vicinity that
he has opened shop in the
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

LINCOLN Coal MNEs.-This mine is now
pretty thoroughly opened. Hosting works
are completed. A force of men are employed
in the mine, and large quantities of the useful
and valuable mineral are being brought to the
surface. We have before us some fine speci-
mems Of this coal; we have tried by experiment
the combustible properties Of the article, and
find 1t burns readily. 1t certainly is valuable,
but to what extent remains partly to be known.
Shipments have already been made to Sacra-
mento, aud parties there, supposed to be ca
pable of judging, after testing its properties,
speak very favorable Of its qualities. This dis
covery promises to be of no small interest to the
country, as the working Of these mines will
give new impetus to the business Of the lower
part of the county, which will rebound with
good results to all.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

New HoTEL.-We mentioned some weeks
ago, the then rumored intention Of Mrs. Kittler,
of Empire City fame, to erect fine, large hotel
on the lot between Music Hall and the Empire
carriage house, then partially occupied by cot.
tage residence. Tangible evidence Of the truth
of the rumor is now before our eyes in the way
oi the framework for very large building
From present appearances this will be one Of
the largest structures in town, and the plan de-
signs it to be one of the finest. Mrs. KS iudc
ment on business matters is not to be disputed
and if she Is confident enough that such an en-
terprise warrant her in making the outlay. who
will then dare say that Auburn is not putting
on phase of substantial prosperity.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-14
ALL FOR THE LADIES'


Young ladies' who lace themselves tightly
when dressing for dinner evidently prefer
grace before meat.
ttAny gal what's got q bed, 4 coffee pot,
skillet, knows how TO cut out b-itcheS, can
make ! hunten'-skirt, and knows how to
take care of young unS, ken hey my saryices
till death parts both on u.s. For particu-
lars, enquire at this office.
Vegetable pills." exclaimed an old lady,
Don't talk 10 me Of such stuff The best
vegetable pill ever made is an apple dump
ling. For destroying gnawing in the stomael,
there is nothing like it. 1t always can be re-
lied on"
Early Iis morning two ladies met on the
cross walk in front OF this Office TO exchange
a word with each other AS we go to press
they are sill ut it, having survived two mar
row escapes from being run over, and dog
fight.
The wiics of woman have caused many 4
heart to bleed. How sad Is the case Of !
young man who resides in Jersey City. A
bout {; month ago he presented that dear lit
tie creature with writing desk, q lot Of note
paper, ink and postage stamps. He has dis
covered that she used his presents in wiring
to the "other fellow" He now wears Q
gloomy look and icd nccktie, and takes his
hash irregular. In the midst of life we are in
Scrapes.
Once on time, at thefuncral OF Il wife the
undertaken arranged for the husband and
mo.hcr-in-iaw in the same carriage. Must
L. said the broken-hearted man, "muSt
ride with that awful woman? 81 think you
will have TO- answered the undertaken. at
will disturb every carriage Of The procession
to make a change, and you must ride here"
"Wcll, if must, must" said the stricken
man; but to ride with her destroys all my
pleasure on this occasion"
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Town DIRECTORY.

Misunderstanding Division, No. S, $. OF
r.. meets every Tuesday night at S O'Clock, in
Masonic Hall.
Pulaski Lodge, No. 81, !. o. o. F., meets in
the same Hail, every Friday evening ats o'clock.
.Ainity Lodge, No. 81, 4. +. NJ, meets first
Monday in che month, at S O'Clock.
Sixuer chapter, No. IS, K. 4. NJ. meets every
second Monda:-. at o'clock.
Town CoUHcIL.-J. 2. Pool. Iuteudant. p.
Rodelspesgcr, j. Gaunt, A. n. Bowers and o..
Wells, War6eps.
SaEE.FF.-J. J. harrington.
CLERK. e.. Smith.
JUDGE PRosATE.-. C. Leahy.
SCHOOL CoNMlSSIoSEE-M. ). Long.
COUNTY CoMMIssIoSEHs.-Deunis MoateS, L.
keitt. \. Eice.
TRIAL JUsTIcEs.-C. c. Chase, 6. P. Jacoby,
$. Young.
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80 =. .lz<El
Watched the swift changes Of the evening
light.
ALI, soon, too SOON, the clouds wr:c Only
clouds.
And as the daylight faded, as the light,
Passed over clouds and lett them dull and
brown, :
The bells their ringing ceased and all was
still. z..
Then homeward we returned with !chastened
hearts, - III .....
01y friend to Richard Chapman's, to Pools,
To getmy evening meal, then to my room,
After to Church TO give due thanks to God.
C.
POSTSCRIPT AND NorE.-The reader will
perceive that the above effort is incomplete.
had intended to extend the walk to BaX-
tcr'S Ridge and other points whence good
views are obtained. have heard Ncwberry
spoken of as an ugly. badly situated place,
bat am very sure that TO the Artists anil
Poets eye there are many beauties in the
town and its ehvirons.
| may at some future day tuke another
walk around and through The town and re-
sumo my song.
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ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY

ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY
The weather is unsettled, aud We agree
with the poet who writes that the back
bone Of winter is broken, but the tail yet
wags occasionally.
On Sunday, after several days Of warm
weather Of l hopeful summerish character,
the wind suddenly chopped round and before
bed time it was decidedly cool. A great
many persons got up carly on Monday to
look for frost. We are pleased 10 say it was
not found.
TO keep warm on cold days the ladies are
advised to double the Cape and the men to
avoid the Horn.
We invite our business men to come up
and examine our specimens OF Job Printing,
in shape of Cards, Letter heads, Bills heads,
etc. The low price 1t which these ore print
ed is an inducemert
Al business men should use printed
envelopes, letter heads, bill heads, etc. 1t
yer,ising medium.
Anumber Of legal voters met at May binton,
on Saturday the 26th and a vote of thanks was
given TO ". S. Long, School Commissioner
j. T. Henderson, teacher, Jas. Titus, Trustee,
r. Mckissic and Others, for their efforts in
advancing the educational interests of the
colorel children in that neighborhood.
Mr. john Workman, aged 65, living on the
line of Newberry and Laurens Counties, died
last week.
4 colored man was drowned on the 81 inst,
while trying TO cross the Salada river. near
Chappell'S. His wife and children waiting
for him IN the bauk Of the river saw him
sink. Sad.
Four coloyed men,. arrested for larcency,
were taken to Columbia on Thursday last,
on requistion from the authorities OF that
city They are notorious burglars.
The famous bread and cake bakery is now
run b. Mr. john Smith alone, Mr.. Axt hav-
ing Withdrawn. Smiths goodies have 9 re-
puta;ioa peculiarly gratifying TO that active
gentleman. He has secured the services OF
the camp baker, an artist in the dough line.
Strawberries are 10 be had now in abun-
dance from Mr. Norris. This gentleman is
showing the people what Z little energy in
Z rish. direction can accomplish. Heis hap
pilv for himself and the good Of the people
deroring his time 20 fruits and fine stock,
and he will find profit. ..... -;
We have never heard any one thing so
much complaine OF Is "ny recent loss OF fu:
lures" Ono would imagine that ct least
cvc,y o:hcr man had lost small fortune
This one would pay debt, but for loss by
futures, the otbe: wOuli sub>c:ibc to some
charity, take stock in the cotton mill Oh rail
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HENRY w ECHSS, Pastor
.KEAs'T.SeN.

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. II. S. Wing
ard, 1T the residence Of the brides mother,
Mr.. Z. 4. WEIGH and Miss DELLA GALL
MAN, all Of this County.
May 1st, 1873, by the Rev. J. L.. Shuford,
Mr. j. RoBT. Pow, OF Edgefeld. TO Miss
EMMA E.sBoYD. daughter Of Rev. Mark NJ.
Boyd, Of Eewberry Co., S. c..
We repubIish the above marriage notice.
as the name Of the, happy groom was not
given correctly in the first instance, and at
the same time return thanks to our fair young
friend, the bride, for the very pretty cake
sent Us. Our best wishes attend them. both.
May no clouds obScuGethcir welded life
Edgelied Advertiser will please make cor.
rection.
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DEATH OF MR. P. 4. EcHELBERGER.-
Shortly after the return ofPhilip A. Eicbel-
berger, Esq, Of Edgefeld, some two weeks
since, he was attacked with erySipelas which
terminated fatally on Saturday last: }ester-
day, his remains were brought 10 this city
by Judge Turner, Of Edsefeld Court House,
who, today, will take them TO Newoerry for
interment.-Columba Union, May l3.
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Commercial.

. NEwBERRT, S. c., May 13.-Cotton 16!.
: LIVERPOOL, May 12.-Cotton quiet; up
lands 81; Orleans 81.
New York, May 12.-Cotton dull and
easier; uplands 194. Orleans 19i. Gold III.
BALTlMoRE, May 12 Cotton quiet at 49,
CHARLESTON, May 12-Cotton quiet at IS.
AUGUSTA, May l2.-Cotton. quiet at IL.
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DR.. Tufts EiYcr Pills.

They act as kindly on the tender infant,
The most delicate female, and !nfrm old age,
as upon the most vigorous system, eradica-
ting every morbifc agent, iAvigorating the
debiliiated organs, building up the Tagging
nervous energies, imparting vigor 10 body
and mind
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Worse than Bankruptcy.

4 constitution broken down by disease
If i, is the result of fast living, the excessive
use of Whiskey, the ipjudicIous use of Mercu-
rs, exposure in miasmatic regions, sedentary
habits, sclf-abuse or scrofulous taint. few
bottles of DR. TUFTS SARSAPARILLA
AND QUEENS DELIGHT will restore you
TO health. more desired than gold
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RE11G1oUs.-The Rev.,J. l.. Shuford we
are pleased to state reports the condition Of
his circuit highly prosperous. Or SAbb:th
las, there was fine meeting at Mt. Pica$an.
and FIVE persons joined the church. TIE
Sunday Schools as we'll as the churches are
ali growing.
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Il s=,zs,
road, hclp to buiid now church. give poor
woiiI:,ii loaf oI bread, or contribute luitc
TO some one OF the every day calls, but for
futures. Is distressing to near. There were
losses, heavy ones. but its not III reason that
every one lost. : ) !, :
Two:o'eIoels, p. m, as .xe5go to press, the
weather is warm.
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'.---Where to 3uy..--Feb-
r,l8yy LIST. 1873.

Prices reduced from IS to IS per cent. Lar
gest Stock in tue South TO select from. Ele-
gant7 oct. pianos, Rosewood Cases, Carved
Legs, Oyerstruns Bass, and all Modern i'm
provements S265, 275, 300, warranted dura-
Bile. Money refunded in case Of failure. The
popular Southern Gem only $500, 300, 320 &
$40. Hallet Davis & Co., Square Grand u
oct 1915, 4l0. .430 & 400. VIM. knabc 4 Co.'S
Superb instrument lower than ever before
sold. Address US for SPECIAL TERMS. Pi-
amos sent on trial to any part Of the South.
Send for price lists. catalogues. etc Select
the style desired. give rs the order and we
guarantee to furnish i first Class instrument,
or refund the money. Wholesale Depot for
the celebrated Mason & Haniin Cabinet Or
ganS-Fifty Styles from SIS to $1,000, each.
delivered FREIGHT PAID to cash buverS in
sssST pars-of the South. ANY Sleet Music or
Music book published in the U. S. SET: post
paid on receipt Of retail price.-!Address all
orders 70
LUDDEN & BATES,
Southern Music House,
Mar 2o, 12-10. SAVANNAH, Ga.
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iett "EST1oN.-Thc up passenger train was
OF y several hou: = Monday by repairs
grsE{tone to a .cce Of trestle below
,Gao which was injured by the heavy
.ils Of ,..;;t week.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-14
Special and Local.

,eCR AGENTS IN CnAsLEsroN.-rhc ad-
''tlsing agency Of McsSrs- Walker, Evans &
weS9 Represented by Roswell I. Logan,
is the only au,horiz d asency for this
~ n nCharleston.
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A Deadly Enemy

T. DR. TUFTS SARSAPARILLA AND
QUEENS DELIGHT to Ulcers, PimpleS
letters, Secondary Syphilis, BARRIERS Itch
Salt Rhcum, GIandular Swellings, Worms
and Black specks tn the flesh, Ulcers in tho
throat, mouth and nose, Mercury, Lead and
Arsenic. It thoroughly neuiralizcs the virus
in the blood.
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Call at John F. Speck's Jcwclry Store and
sec his new stock Of Watches, Clocks, Jewel
Silver Ware, &c. lS-tf
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The Adelphisn Society Of Furman Uni
versity, Greeuville, S. c.. will accept our
thanks for an invitation TO attend their tTen-
ty-third Anniversary Celebration, to take
place on Friday evening, May 10th, 1t the
University chapel. The orator Of the occa-
sion is 10 be Mr. J. Duckett; President, E. c.
Dargan, and Essayist, c. P. Erwin. The
Committee consists Of Messrs, +. W. Lide,
J. W. Wingo, T. n. Rhodes, B c. Lampley,
and F. T. Forester.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-14

CARPENTERS, PATTERN MAKERS, AND
CABINET MAKERS will take notice that
p. z. Toale, of Charleston, has on hand and
for sale White Pine of the finest grade,
wholesale and retail. Also Walnut, Oak and
other hard woods.
Nav 7, 1S-lm. ), - 81. < - - :
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John +. Speck wants to buy all the old
Silver you have. Bring it along in large or
small quantities. 18-tf
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-. Speck has just received large
Engagement Rings. lS-tf.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

In duplicate will lie received for Sixty Days,
by the Chairman Of the Board of Trustees Of
the State Orphan Asylum, for a SITE and
BUILDING for the above named Institution,
il accordance With Joint Resolution Of
tie General Assembly, approved February
81, 4. D.. 1879, TO invite Proposals for a
Site and Building as required by said Joint
Resolution. =. m-TCRNER.- =
Chairman Of Board State Orphan Asylum.
Aur Q, 14-2m. g.-. .--..E ..
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Tribute Of Respect.
LUTHER CHAPEL,
NEwBEnRY C. H., S. c.,


May 1878.
WHEREAS it has pleased Almighty God, 10
separate from us, by, death, our brother and
associate, Matthias Barre, who has for many
years been a jealous member Of the Lutheran
Church, and benevolent supporter Of her
Ius;i;u tions, therefore,
Resolved, That as part Of our proceedings,
VIC give expression TO our sorrow for his
departure, and OUR appreciation Of his value
as q Jealous yet modest advocate Of Chris
tiani:y: That. while We sadly acknowledge
the 'impossibility Of soon filing the void his
removal has created. we rejoice that he has
afforded another example Of the triumphS
over the terrorS Of death, which religion Sc
cures to every believer in Christ.
Resolved, That, in token of our Vcneration
for his memory, we appropriate page in our
Council book for recording his name, with
the daie of his birth and death, aud these
Resolutions.
Resolved, That copy Of these Resolutions
be hanictiJto the widow OF our deceased
brother, and that they be published in the
papers Of this place, and in the Lutheran
Visitor. -
HENRY W KUHNS, Pastor.
J.K. SCHUMPERT, !
0. B. MAYER,
". ". HOUSEAL, IGhurch Council.
w. A CLINE,
D. B. WHEELER.
0. l.. ScuUMrxET, Sec. C.. L. C.