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| that of 1913, but the winter OF l'i4 was notice
as that of the greatest amount OF snow thai
history or any Indian legend gives an &C
count of in this country, Shick Shack DIES
cribed this graphically to me with all the pc
cular signs Of his language The wigwam>
of the Indian were Covercd-hiS horses tho
buffalo, deer and everything persisted, except
the wolf, and he fed upon the carcasses OF
man and beast, Then came an awful freShet
which completed the work Of devastation
Rains fell for months, and the whole coun
try was dcluged with water. The omen
which seemed one of promise by the Great
Spirit 10 the poor red man, was three deer
that came to this section from the southeast
The speaker referred to the finding of many
arrows and other evidences Of the battles
around Starved rock, and expressed his re
gret that these relics had not been preserved
After a few words relative to the pleasure
it gave him to meet so many kind familiar
faces and treasured friends among the pio
neers, Mr.. \. closed, and Was loudly ap.
plauded.
After music by the band, Col. Taylor, OF
La sale, made few remarks. He lad
been disappointed in not hearing Judge
Breese, but had been more than gratifed
with the able effort oE Mr. Armstrong,
Following his remarks, the band played
the Marseilles hymn, and Judge Scott, of the
Supreme Court, spoke few words, express
inc his qualification as Il native born citizen
of Illinois, at being present on this delight
iu occasion.
Hon. Bradford N, Stevens, Of Bureau Co.,
made a sensible speech relating somewhat to
improvement of the Illinois river, He read
letter Of the missionary Joliet on Mar
quctte's discovery this river, describing ii
and the country through which it passes as
being extremely beautiful. After the national
air by the band the vast assembly dispersed.
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From MarseiIles.

VI AKsEILES Sept. Is.
! positive disgrace 70 the town was the en-.
terainment given by the Scioptcon Show
company on TIE evening Of the 18Th inst.
Three teams formed into procession and
ran down Main street At 240 gait one day
last week. y driver was slightly injured and
a buggy attached to one Of the teams was
demolished Keep to the Right" rs posted
on the river bridge, did mean look out for
the bad places, but L does not now, as it is
being rC-planked.
The Methodist church is left without pas
toI by resignation OF Rev T. T. White. 1t is
his intention TO attend college at Evanston,
III. The Congregational Sunday school pic
mic will be held at Debolt springs on Satur-
day next.
Rev Jonas Green is expected to return in
about two weeks time. He has been spending
his vacation in England.
Mr. J. C. Parsons lost an infant son on the
18Th ins'. caused by cankcr Of the stomach
and bowels
OF the number oi uur citizens who are
now in the West on exploring cxpedi-
tons, we may mention the names Of Nathan
Fleming J. H. Powers, G.. o. CocLranc, $. VI.
Bates, and Charles Powers.
Mc>,rs. Scott & Harrington nave Just been
putting in new safe, which is siN feet IN
height and weighs 300
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

The Office Of Justice Fisher was filled for 4
few days last week with crowd showing that
Ottawa has as coriouS a population as some lar
ger cities The questions at issue were, wheth.
er certain parties sold liquor on Sunday con.
trary to law whether certain notorious slte.
bang near town was not Of 50 disreputable a
character rs to need beng closed as a nui.
sancc. Much Of the evidence was of charac.
ter TO be attractive to certain class who
have little care for their morals OF reputation
and from the crowded condition of the office
during the hearing, this class appear to be
quite numerous enough for Ottawa.
The facts are briefly these:
William Gallino and his wife, together
with Alvin Ladd James Brown and Hattie
Brown, arrested hy the Sheriff and brought
before Justice Lcaycns last week, and, on q
chage of venue taken before Justice Fisher.
.Gallino and Ladd were arrested on charges,
one for selling LIQUOR on Sunday; and one
for keeping lcwd and infamous house
James and Hattie Brown were only charged
with being inmates Of the house OF i'll fame.
In regard to the first mentioned charge the
evidence showed that Galino and Ladd We're
partners in keeping the Saloon at Buffalo
Rock in what is known rs Capt Reeds old
place, and were fined 500 and costs. On the
second charge, William Gallino alone was
held 10 bail in the sum Of $3.50 to appear be.
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halt The fellow had seven excuses to OPP,
pose to those six baweIled arguments, but
Smith wouldn't let him draw them out--they
being in a revolver which the burglar mad OBJ
tanned from Stefe's desk. The fellow yield
ed and was lodged in Jail. He WAS subse.
qucntly bound over in $1,000.
The burglars had about 800 worth OF
goods partly packed ready to carry away
little tea party.
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BuEGAEY.-Last Tuesday, 40 about ,
o'clock =. II, night Waterman Smith SAW "a
light at Sticicl's store. and on approaching
discovered a man on the outside, evidently on
The watch to protect his pals" within. ON
seeing the officer. The man gave "a signal whis-
tie and two men rushed out, and the whistler
and one Of them fed, while The other party
was confronted by NJ. Smith, who presented
,iX it'll, cogcn' reasons why tho fellow should
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20

The most effective health prescrycr in The mar
krt is Hamilton's Burhu and Dandehon, com
binatOn Ct diurctc and ambitious remedies that
act directly on the kidneys and liver, and assiS;
them 10 carry oUtfrom the system the provoking
causes of some Of the worst forms Of disease that
flesh is heir to. You can buy this medicine at
the drug stores Of Smurr < LorrauX, and VI.
KncuSsl's and II, Use will inspire you with new
Try H.
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l''E'A'G'E; Oh IIItSI Nsbis-. IA ShLiE 70 $50
- III the county CJpf 90 Npsfitt Term a. y. lS.
Edwin ~ Lewis Administrator OF the Estate o. irlugc'
Rogers deceased Frances G. Rogers Mitchell W. Rogers
Catherine Gilman, Margaret Gusts Mary \ stybuh, Mon
lea kcmpcr Lucinda TuIlay, L2Ac Rogers F'doH f'
ne suir N real estate. -,
Appearing from al affidavit now on Le in liz once Of
the CLERK said County Court That the above named dc
ndants Frances &. Rogers, Mitchell Rogers Catherine
Gilman, Margaret GluSta and Mary a. Seyburn are non
residents the state OF Illinois, and the said tonn nav
ing filed his petition in SAID court for the safe Of Lot Eleven
in Block SeVentysC In States addition TO the cry o!
OTTAWA in said county and state Of which SAID deceased
died seized Fay debts allowed against said estate ana
expenses OF administration, and summons IN SAID cause oe
nI returnable on the third Monday of November next
Notice Is therefore hereby given ~ the said Defendants
Frances &. Rogers, Mitchell W Rogers Catherine Gilman,
Margaret Gsa and Mary Seyhuu, that unless you and
each you personally appear before said court al said term
thereof I've held nj TIVE Court House in ottawa in sald
county, on the third Monday In November usN (whon AM
where said summons Tctnrnabe and plead answer de
muir on except to said petition the same viii he taken 10
confessed against yo ana HE matters and things cicl
prayed for decreed accordingly. II. l.. MEAD Clerk.
/ g.. :. ELpREDGR, Solicitor. septF-iW
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4 NOVEL LETTER.---A few day. ago II gentle
man, who was formerly resident Of East Otta-
wa bu, Is now dcnizcn Of am eastern city, where
the water Of the Vastly deep doth surge, wrote
about his residence here that he desired 10 sell
it, and asked Photographer generally, VIM. +.
Bowman, &c, to take view Of the premises,
This "yew" he hoped would help to sell the
property The writer added by way Of post
script:
zone important thing wish 30 say H. that
you will watch your chance and take the view al
such time rs You can when Jerry -- /, not giving
b. and p Ill about Prcscott's cow drinking
the artc,iau well watcr-aS they are Al il most Of
the time Please be careful, as parties here who
are pcaccably disposed may tinh my place /, m
q very disordcrly cighborhood. Another thing.
the rear view will show signs OF among
the grape vines pruning them apparently when
in the back ground there win be horse and
wagon-bchind the COW ,hcd-the wagon being
filled with lumber and other movable articles.
So tar rs | am concerned, if You think il
would make the place sell for more money, YOU
can have that scene rc-cnaclcd whore Z, tries TO
knock the brains out Of my ball pups and -----
on his knees plcadmgtor their lives for "y S"i.,
and then trading them of for y worth Of meat,
and a, hi own property
81 close with the following poetry, mad. To-
order:
" 4 man, t,oI, q fool, rod,
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SAD toNTGE-rENlPs.--A lady thc other DAY
tri'ked ont in the last extreme Of fashion and
went sailing past Dimmick's drug store. The
infnl,cs,imal patch Of flowers and straw, not lar
ger than poaltice FOR q sore thumb, which 80.
men persist in calling bonnet blew oil and
fell into the gutter whcr. it rcposcd nv the side
of q rotton tomato, which was much ID" larger
and more beautifully ugv Of thr two Deacon
q. driving past, witnessed the catastrophe. He
rushed CALAMITY 10 the relief of the unconscious
fair one, who pursued her victorious way, con-
qucIin- and 10 conquer, innocent Of the loss OF
her top pickle" as Burns hath il. The Drak, "
short Tor Deacon, soon restored 10 The blGshiu-
tair on" l.r 'H,t "uaul';e"." and tA.r-- were
.~l.rt.
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AF9-r DoNr.-Thc soldiers monument j.
about completed. Tho raising viii take place
next week,
This VIII BE o. good time fug radical office
scch,~, 10 Sctup a celebration. With chin ylack
by rad..a. sroUtc-s in behalf % The radical conn.
IS ticket. Who'll Zee, FLA, they won't '-y u.
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NTOI'ICfI.--EsTATE OF PATElcK CoNNKLLY. DEc'D.
" Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, admins
traitor OF the OF Patrick Connolly late -! the county
La Sale and State OF Illinois. deceased viii appear before
the County Court Oh said county on the ID Monday eng
ihr mn dav) of Nov 1913 Mt the Court House in ottawa
said county when and where all persona having elaine
demands against said estate are notified 10 attend and
present tho same IN writing for adjustment!
Dated this 10Th day Of September 4 d. lS,} ....
WILL M CDNNFLLh,
scpttl6w Administrator.
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firiarriHn.

Al the house OF Luther Ward. Sept tth lS3, by II. :
Hobbs, Mr.. EDWARD HUTCHINSON 10 Mics MARY
JANE WARD all OF NermilliOn Township.
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III MAJ. r-,Is'l"t'i.G';Ns fc N'I.--EsrArE or
CHARLES II. NATTINGRE DEC n.-NOtCel T. hereby Civ
all persons interested in said estate That Daniel Rude,
administrator of the estate OF Charles II. Nstnger de.
ceased win appear before the County Court Of the county
La Sale and OF Illinois, at the Court House In Oa
wa in said county Monday, the 2Otk day OF October
1873. the purpose Of rendering account o. is pro
Cecdiags ths administration OF said estate for the hna
settlement
Dated at Ottawa this 18th day OF september 1873.
scpt9u-Iw H. l.. MEAD Clerk
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There are few families in this region more
largely connected, or more highly respected, than
the Dominy family. The family mad reunion
at the residence OF Mrs. Rcbccca Grccnlees, about
miles north Of Ottawa, on the Sd inst, where
something over 100 relatives assembled to do
honor To the occasion. writer in TIE Hlu5G.
can furnishes the following notes Of the family:
Ezra Domny i, the grandson of Nathaniel
DOmny, one OF three brothers who came from
England and settled on Long Island Ezra's
father removed from Long Island to Pattsburg,
\. Y, in 1896, where he followed the calling Of a
farmer. Ezra married Rhoda, daughter Of John
Smith, Of that place, May 22d, 1906 and with her
came west, settling in La Sale county in lS.3.
day to this. They have shared the hardship Of
the early settlers and Witnessed thr wOndrOus
changes by which the country was transformed
from wilderness, the home Of the red man, into
u dCnSCly populated district, the home Of am en-
lightcncd, prosperous Christian people. They
have also seen their family grow into four gcner-
atiOus, numbering eighth children. fDrty-iiyc
grandchildren, and forty-thrce great grand
children, all living and enjoying tie fruits Of
their labor~.
From 10 \ II. to p. ". the time was passed in
conversation, amusemcuts, &c, and in prepare
tioms for the dinner, for which purpose table
Cghty-hvc feet long had been constructed This
was covered with the bOuntics of the season and
decorated with the treasures Of the pantry, the
flower garden and the forest. NJ i. VI. old and
young gathered around il, and, after the blessing
of the Great Givcr Of all things had been asked
by Ezra Duminy, proceeded TO do Justice 10 the
skill Of the housckecpcrs who had prepared il.
The large family cake, magnificent center piece.
was cut by Gilbert Domiuy and distributed
among the throng.
As We cannot do justice in description Of
what was said and done on this occasion. We
shall not attempt il. Remarks were made by the
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GEO. ". W. ItI.A X -. Attorney NJ Law.
u Collecting and cOnycyHHcing promptly attended TO.
once in T3ccdck'. Block, Ottawa, ls scptl&'.j-ly
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CITUA'I'IoS Van II .D.-Bi BOY,
- either 10 do chores abOlt house or work on farm
ali winter, take Of horse, or wor IN grocery
store or anywhere make himself generally useful Wages
lcss m object Than 4 good nom" IN the country
Address JAMES H. ROSS,
care of Mrs Laurie,
/ Sent. l3-IW % SOuth Canal ST., Chicago.
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NOTHING But GOOD GOODS

Of their kino and solc.t share the generous patron
age given the Old Firm Adopting the old adage, Qron
lecessy1 THAT the nmble ,ixpence ia better than the slow
shilling" shan endcqyor TO make prices rs TO warrar
strictly cash business bat viii exchange goods for wool
rs heretofore, liberal terms.
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4 man, q fooj, fool, % rod,
An Irish mans the nohcot work Of God.
RlJ-, f., If II amt too late to finish g.
a.
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gen, Publ, Lib. Ky, aGd Manager on tonCc.'
Public Library Building, L0u'syie, - .
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2,OOO CASH GIFTS, %f.5D1, 900.
WEDNESDAY. BEG. Sd, 1918.

Only aNty thousand ticEVts Will Doe sold tn tickets az
divided il ~ ten coupons or parts.
Al This concert which Willie me graz de.' musical dSo
ever Witnessed u this n.y. The mp ctchfu 90 SUI" 81
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

SOME of the mansions erected by
Shoddy, and now unoccupied, are fast
becoming the home of bats and other
pleasant birds, which effect an entrance
through holes in p ate glass windows,
those shining marks against which
nrughty boys delight to hurl stone OF
two by way of testing their accuracy
>aim. Vagrapt dogs, and cats of the
ueighborhood, roam leisurely through
the deserted banquet halls, and often
make point of meeting in the spacious
drawing rooms to have little music on
their own account. What pity TINT
fine houses should be suffered to go to
ruin for want of live owner NED.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

SJHthtFt'5 aAI L -UntnD County Circuit
y count --lFaec s. like w. Johu II. OR eutet &.
butlder, nd hnnly A htnt, own r, and II, nrS A.
Kent, Jr her husband. ii. IL. in case on lrn
BS VIM OF the arosr stated writ Of fieri facIss
t~e pected, l snail t1p q. for SAFE, at p"bnc
We due, a the G urt in the city Of hba-
be b, n. j., q W-dnesin, he 3l-t CAV Deccm-
err, A, u. s73 at two o. l'rh y. III. ef AID day
4 ca tain bu ding N d u @ OF ur Gu lge whe O.
~ the anrue 4 ttatp. md 4. q. ihed iOlOws
The i'd tut II G Ia All add ion cr,tt T., an"
IN The rear Of, Iofnier nlcinp, and 'hid di
II ia ak eli twei ty-twu feet story high,
rot + and In 4 ( anne sTuclu e ~ u lot or car
lac tns'O in The city Of Eliza t., Union
oun.y CIV 30 reg de'c'i' ed g follow BE :
81 ng at oint n the westerly -iae Jeti "soi
avon e lnnety -four feet southerly FRI m II point
usde by the /, ter ect,on OF tsDt Broad st Get
Jeff rson avenue thence ruDni < n IT trly nine
y-four It to no al re- atd p int l. c. ce
runnlng w,ste ~ alang thu arutu"ry side
~ Eas Broad siteet seveIiy feet to point ;
elencs running Rort ely sixtc-siE II tn the
lac, Ct beg nning. Ben III same premises
c IL, syrd t. &. q En-lly a. ktit by deed OF John
II. Carpait ter and f., dated FEEL ri rs IL ..
RE II q. BYpkR. Shru1
Elijah tn October %, 1878. d !swru
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TO THE LADIES OF ELIZABETH.

We would respectfully invite the
ladies of this city to visit our elegant
rooms, 1903 Broad street, and examine
our light and quiet running Domestic
Sewing Machines, which we VIII sell on
the most acco nmodating terms. For n
Christmas present they would combine
both beauty and utility. We are also
in receipt of full assortment of the
latest winter styles OF Domestic Paper
Fashions. DOMESTIC $. NJ. Co.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-17

,tHE 1FF'S HAIF.->ew Jersey Sup eme
) c. urt 1t reco L. etm VI. Inward a Cou-
it ii "a. Us b ,ctt'r IL Sc.
by virtue Of the abovr sted writ If 60 cias
to mo DIRECTED, shAll expose for sale. Il public
vendue. al tht count Huuse, in tue city OF III "a
Ueth, N. ] on Wednesday. The 3lst AZ Il d rfIn-
~, A u 1873, at tw o'c,o X p m. Of IA
Jay, all tlst . on parcel la' d and pre- IL 0,
ltuat,, lJiiFR Il being In q city of tl2ab
N the county Of Mon, and stare Of ew Jen ty
.giLniup at p lit H. tho ve toc@ Iiue q New
ark syeiu" 100 feet io,,hi rly n m 'he NTH
rry In o OF Fanny ttleet. ~ HH Fsnny ,treet is
aid uut on ipo liz In he on OF the k
the ci y Of Elizabeth thence west, Ily ~ II I I
les rs 10 Iine ! Newak yei ue we hui DIRE d
.t d fort, two feet and sew niy.Gour hu. dredtha
iafI,t; Oeure northeily and pr al o. with the
Atie ly Ii o. Bh' rid2 a'enle I -four feet and
iny fou hu edihs Of q 10 I ; then,e o st,r ly
parable, til The Il 1t course aud y feet dist Mt
tntrefi om TWO huHn un 81 KY our fee auu
tor y.tight bpLdftdth Of foot mo e,r e-s. To
said line OF HeHarh rVpl ne tl' nee touti eriy
loIg that line ans feet 10 the pla begnf ing
Being this euIue premises conveyed TO dwerd -.
C y dit. bv Nj ct ux., / ) d. ed 70 Orded il DO
30 page ~. OF q, eds iot Uniunc ii ty
y I'll Il. RIDER. sherif
Elizabeth. October 24 1873. % iwIu
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A. the holiday season approaches our
merchants are making extraordinary
endeavors to secure the most tempting
articles OF goods in their particular line
and, in the way of holiday presents, we
know of nothing OF the kind that would
be more acceptable as holiday gift
than pair Of fine imported toilet slip
pers, such as can only be found at Mr..
Leonard Sauer's, No. 1914 Broad street,
where will also be found full and
complete stock of boots and shoes at
panic prices.
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Sheriff Sales.


Ii EIFF'S s New Jersty su ryno
C MT --iohu Vie II vs.. ] In J. D u. i, AID
10 ii M n ase Ii Ia. IL n3s ct te III.
by vi OF the sbOve steted wit OF II tsciHs
to me direct d. hal -xpIe for lie, at pubiC
Ne due. at the Court II use. i'll the ely # ii "a
BETA, M on stdnesaa Tie 3ls da De, en-
Der, \, D. 1879, az . o'cl. ok ~ M Of said dsy, ali
Q es'at ri ht title d itter,st o the aOove.
Md fen, ant John J ! ennin iu 80 the
follow ~ jau s en lr misses sitU4 a, lying EIId
'tei 4 in I, c,iy,f h1tUeh, IL, III IL
Tn On aud state OF New Jerse ich art
own, um err and d"sisni ed lois M :
brr@ thirty la zee C}3l. Ahity-luur t34l, u IT A e
t35l AID that tx (3G), bI ok uin ii 'y.toUT
,5t certain APP eutit ed Map of h W
Ii a. ut ctuu G toAl. of II ave i Urt. New Jer-
sew" (which pl- o. Gle IN tn tffee If he
clerk Of he coHn y If sSeN,l and is Part # The
e ! T. of AN nd rem es VII III ", re- cor
~ TO IN sad j In Bepnin Is Cy,us Ms, :
W AID wiz , by I'd rec nd d in Oh 90 p1 gss
22l, &C., OF dee Id 10 Union comfy.
SIC II "YD ~, Shpr IT,
Elizabeth, October oath. 1873. 10 4wTu
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CHERRIES sALR.- In Char ce of New Jer
- sey -Betwesn Pin b. NJ. Tu k and zekie
j. iucEer, her hush nd plaiuants a ohu
Birmingham a. wife. defendans Fieri facl g.
By VIRTUE oi the above Ia ed VIZ OF feri lac as,
TO IN DIR cted shsl expo,e for ST. at public
ndue, at tn Court II us , IN the CITY Of Eliza
bah. n. u OIL "Wednesday the 3lst day OF De.
cember. 4. D 1873. at tw O'Clock p. IN. of said
day, al that certain tract or pare Of and nj
p mi s, here uaft-r Particularly de Glib d
ituhte. lyii gand b,in in the city OF h tn, in
th county Of lioh md atatc of ew raey
egi iugtt e pc Mt the nth r y line Of
Laura str as d down on the ap the con :
al al hers ap ont b. the Le 81 lure lay
out 'ee > R'enu,s and suua the city o
liz, jeth. t~o Lpud ed and tfIy fe W Il lly
from - Sicily line of eury street F.; running
he 'cs souu erly and p.r HI h aid lin Of
henry stie ono undred 1t thence s'erly
d psralr with sa d Ii of Laura at eel fit,
fe, { thence Il ,therly nd parallel it'll said II e
liei ry sire one IA ndr & ut to said lit. pf
Luna street md thence cas- erly 81, ny said liue
pi Lara sttee ity re't 10 the lace bepinnin .
Ben th' "a &c land AMI p 9" ises cony we'd to
aid John hirmin ham by jaime, c. Blake and
wife.
s tn RYDER. Sheriff.
lizabe h. October H. 1873, d. iw
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REsoLu IONS uF CuNpOLEHcE.

At regular meeting of Myrtle
Wreath lodge, knights of Pythias, held
on December 18th, 1878, William Nal.
lett. A. T. Lum aud Henry Gorham
were appointed committee to draw ur
suitable resolutions concerning the de.
cease of G. G. Harrison, brother
knight. The committee reported the
following
Whereas, it has pleased the All wise
and Supreme Ruler of the Universe to
remove from orr midst by death our
late brother, c. G. Harrison, faithful
officer and punctual member of this
lodge Z; therefore, be it
Resolved, That while we bow with
reverence and humility to the decree OF
onr most mercifnl and heavenly Parent,
we sympathize with those who mourn
the loss of an affectionate husband, a
loving father, kind brother, faithful
friend and good citizen.
Resolved, That our prayer shall be
that the ever kind and benefcent Being
who doeth all things for our good. will
be husband to the sorrouing widow
and parent to the fatherless children
that he will support with his almighty
arm those who are bowed down with
grief and keep the orphaned children
as ''in the hollow of his hand from
the evils OF cold and unfeeling world.
r solved, That these resolutions be
published in the daily papers of this
city. that copy of the same be sent to
the bereaved family, and that they also
be entered on the minutes OF tho lodge.
WILLIAM MALLErr,
ALBERT r. LuM. Committee.
HENRY CONAN,