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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-19
FOR THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, Aug. -, "a

SOi-t MI'1a, -, -
Mr.. EDIToR.-It is hot to-day in the
sul~rlative degree. No air stirring,
and not Il cloud upon the face of the
sky. "Skceters, with their little bu-
giles blowing around, and gnats IN
abundance. If you will make due a.
lowanccS for these pests, we will pencil
Il few lines. We have to fight with one
hand and write with the other, hence
must bcg you to overlook all inaccura-
cies of thought and language. We
have lust returned from a short trip 10
Newbcrrv city and district. We were
highly pleased to see so many improve
ments going ON in the city, and such a
fine prospect for i good crop in the
country. There appears to be much
larger area in corn this year than in
former wears. It is certainly the idea
for the farmer, not that We would ad-
vocate planting no cotton, but plant
enough corn. wheat, oats. peas, barley,
&C., for supplies. and to meet home de-
mands, then the surplus area. plant in
cotton. \ few years experience will
prove that this IS the idea for the South.
It is not the man that has the most
money in his pocket on New Years
day that is the best off always, hnt the
man that has supplies in his barn for Il
year. know there arc arguments both
for and against what I have touched
upon. We leave the farmer to debate
them in his own mind. What we want
to speak about now is, the compliant tlat
there is no capital in the South. And
there never will be so long as it is
Ill sent out for London time-kecpers," )"
free railway tickets, receipts for making
fortunes, prize candy boxes, five dollar
sewing machines, lottery tickets, hun-
bugs, nic-nac$, nostrumS, wooden nut
nlegs and 1 host of other clap-traps and
patent rat traps. We paid i dollar for
a London time-keeper i few years ago.
1t is Il wooden box, and that is about
all. We would not miss it far if we
were to say there have been FIVE hun
dred sold in the State. That takes
$500, and 0here is the benefit? If every
cent that has been spent in the State
since the war for just such foolishness
as we have mentioned, had been invest
ed in Manufacturing Stock Company,
it would be sufficient to BALD several
large factories. Now, must we 60 on
in the obstructive way, in which we
have gone, or must we profit ny past
experience? If we are to profit, then
let rs let these tricks" and "dodges"
to get fortune for fifty cents alone.
The last one Of them are "humbugs."
Save the dimes and get :: dollar, save
the dollars and get enough Of them to
buy one share in manufacturing COM
pany; after you get one share, then save
enough to get another and another.
This will bring prosperity, and that will
bring peace, and that will bring educa-
cation, and that will bring wealth. and
here will end the complaint, "Ihere Is
no capittIl IN the SouA."
We haTe written briefly ON such an
important suhjcut. 1t shcald occupy
the mind of every man in the South.
Nothing of special importance in Co.
lumbia-plcnty rain-plenty melons
plenty vegetablcs-plenty beef-plenty
to est-p!eaty to do, but no fun.
Yours very much,
TJrI
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THE New POSTAL LAw.-under
the new postal law, which allows four
pounds Of merchandise TO 90 through
the maiIs fer thirty-two cents, the for
warding of samples. instruments, &c,
by mail has heen largely increased.
The highest postal rate for four pounds
is about as low as that of the express
companies to near points, and much
lower than express rates to more dis
taut parts of the couutry.-Phpnir.
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GOWDEYSVILLE. :. C..

ACS. iva, i|iI.
l heard 4. S. Wallace, NJ. c., in 4
speech to some co!orcd men At Cow
dey<yil!e, on the 18th ult., use tlis
language, " our rights are impcrllled,
you must rally to :he ballot box-if
needs be to the cartridge box" My
recollection is that these were his pre-
else words, aud that he used the word
rally, instead Of ''rcsort to-" as under-
stocd by ether gentlemen. As he
pronounced the last words Of the SEN
tencc he turned 10 4 group Of white
nicu with q smile amd look Of deTiliSh
defiance peculiar to 4. S. Wallace. |
am willing TO Re sworn 10 the above
statement. WADE EON LEX.
We, the undersigned: concur in the
above statement.
D. PARR.
JAMES II. ALEXANDER.
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A FRIEND IN NEED.-Dr. W;S;ar'S Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry is friend in deed. Who
has not found i: such in curing all diseases
Of the lungs aud throat. coughs, colds, and
pulmonary affections, and 'last. not lcast,"
The sick arc assured that the
lsh standard Of excellence on WHICH the
S6b;ularity Of i;iis preparation is based, will
alsays be maiuiasnsd Sy the ptopfilEtois. " 81
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OnSs2eM1.N.

How mysterious arc the ways Of Provi-
| lcnce, and were il not that the Scriptures
| teach that all ;iiG diSpenSaIionS OF The salne
| are ordered in wisdom AM directed b. love,
We would bc tempted to conclude sometimes
| that God WIS S;::l Perhaps no Occur
renee has taken rce IN cur community
| more m. SiCri0us 10 us, and III which the
600 Inc>S OF Cod "aS more signaIy displayed
ia sustaining iHr bcrcived parents. :hau The
death OF Lizzie FnAHC!s WILLIAM, the second
son of SIR aul Mrs L. +. GrcHrkcr, who WAS
born Nnv Q. 1857. and died August Il. 1871.
The disease whir,i >:IilS:,! his d:.i;h was
putrid sore throat, aggravated by M attack Of
coup. All w::S ,:uIc ;:at medical >iiIl an!
attentive uni-ii@ ciuh! do 10 preserve his
life; bat the iirrt! Di+HO>cr of all things had
dctcrmiucl n;Ltl"$e. His suffering; were
great, bur nc hpc i!IeM with tht greatest
patience ani; mcrEGr>$. Frank was Il dear
little boy, ~ i"i Of life, The idol Of lis
parents hearts. lie light Of the household,
and a f:lroriic with all
He WIS fond :i' ;!lc Sabbath School, and
loved with hi> SWEEP IiItIc voice 70 sing The
songs of Xron, and toS:.y his prayers. Well,
his sufftrinyS nrr Gycr-hc has gone. That
Saviour whom he rved, AMI whO said, Suf-
fer little children 10 come unto me, and for
bid them Ept. for uf such is tic kingdom OF
Heaven, has :airi! him 10 his OWN boSGin
Nav He comfort he hearts or the SorrOwlNE
family and enLhi &c them 10 say.
Himself hatl! Gync K" all Oh! how those
word;
Should hush 10 silence every murmurlng
thought,
Himself hath done !t-Hc who loves me best,
lie who my soul with His oSn blood hath
bought.
"TIimself hath done it," Can itthen be aught
Than full of wisdom, full of :cudercst love?
Not one unneedyd sorrow will lie send
To teach this wandering heart no more TO
rove.
Himself hath done it," Yes, although Sc
we're
May seem the stroke. and bitter be the cup,
IT'S His own hand that holds il, and know
He'll give me grace 20 drink il mcckly up.
"HimSclf hath done IT," Oh, no arm but His
Could eer Sustain beneath earthS drrlry
lot;
But while knox Hes doing alI things well,
Ny heart His lur.:g Kindness qrc;iio"S not.
"Him<ef hath done it, He who searched
me ;hrou@':,
Sees how c!c.,yc 20 earth $ clsuaring ties;
And so He breaks each reed on which my soul
Too much for ha.rpilc<s AID jry relies.
"lIimselt haih done H." Then l iaiu would
"rhy viii: in -; ;lins, ever more be done;"
Fen t'i.uail Tia! viii remove whom best
love,
7 ,,rnDDt bn .,lOI,n
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DEArH.-After a loug-protracted
and severe affiiction of nearly six years,
Mary Eugenia Crews, a little daughter
of the editor of this paper. died on the
Sth iust.-Lau7enSullte Herald.
We sincerely sympathizc wkh our
friend in this his sad afiiiction.
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sg2sr s. .iE3sceEEgAae0&s.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWHERRI.-
f,nI-D,r DE pRORATE

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWDERRI.-
COURT OF PROBATE.
william Lester, Henry :. BoG2er a'" DAVID
C,o,.un. rs the Ex'or<., G: tie lat WIZ
ana Tr>ta:n"nt OF Martha iouns, deceas'
ci, Plaintiff.
Against
Harrah Lester, Mary j. Boo@"r, Martha
CroS<on. James +. Young and Alma
Young, Defendants.
Summons.-For R:lri. Complaint
:c.ved.
To the DcfeG.!an!:. l!a"nah Lester, Mary
J. Hnpzr,. Martha Cros$on, James +.
Young AID Alma Young.
You are hereby Summoned and required
TO answer the complaint in this seton.
which WIS filed III :hc Office Of the Judge
of Probate, Tor the said County, and 10
serve Il copy IF Your answer 10 the said
complaint on the subscribers ut their oitlce,
at Newberry G. H., South Carolina, within
twenty Gavs after the service hereof, exclu-
siye O. tic day Of such service; aad if you
tail to answer the comp amt within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief de-
mandcd in the complaint
Dated lst Angus. 1874.
r.. 5. J. c. LEAHY, J. ?.
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By James c. Lrslry, Probate Judge.
Whereas, james +. Gleun hath made suit
to ne, 10 grant him Letters OF Admin$;ra
ton of the Estate and effects Of Henry Lu-
ther Fuller, deceased
These are therefore to cite and aJ,pon;sb
all and singular: lie k;,:tirei uad Creditors
of the said deceased, lhs: they be and
appear, before me, in The Court OF Pro.
bate, to be he.d at Newberry Court House,
S. c., on the I'd day OF September next,
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in
the forenoon, to shcw cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration should
not be granted. Given under my Hand,
this 18th day OF August, Ammo Don.ini,
1874.
J. c. LEaHY, y.P.s.c.
lug. le, S3-2t,
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UNION COUNTY,

aug. lttn. 1ci7'
This is to certify that We, the un-
lrr>isncd, did hear 4. s. Wallace, Of
York County. S. G., ROW member Of
Congress from this Congressional Dis
,:ict, in speech 1t Gowdcysville, IN
this County, on the 18th uIt., make
use Of the following language to the
.:egroe< there assembled, viz: Your
rights are in peril and Yen must defend
them. III YOU don't get etthem at the
ballot box, you must resort to the
cartridge box II necessary We will
make oath to the same.
Wm. jones, Daniel Gallman, r. N.
Tcnch, r. ". Davis, 3. +. Dawkins,
). s. Walker, NJ. 4. Moore, Marcus
Fowler. A. 4. Sarrat, Middleton
Stuart, Juo. ". Teucb, J. n. 3.
Beard.
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CYRIsTsAs PRESENTS Rather early in
TIE season TO talk about Christmas Presents,
hut the publishers of the CISc1NsA1I
b;,i,5IItLY have announced their intention OF
.;:is- FIVE valuab,e presents 20 their subScsi-
!ers rex: Christmas, the presents 70 DC
aw.,GcS 10 those subscribers who send the
LARGEST number '.Trii'-T Trip" subscriptions
hy that :imc. Valuable premiums will e
given for every club sent, aud these pzsssnTs
viii be awarded. in sSasesi sfnium,
80 The see ws,;o w,;oaIc aIc ia0$t socce'stGl -,
This is>Sn excellent magazine and wen
worhS5:,h.r ;he amount charged for six
E ;s ssssstg;jon S vErs rs ssots} oF slen:. 5's
Gt,a''I. , ~ number opens wiki a. excellent.
lss NV ;:y /. r. P!anAei:, ea.i,lce, :'to"ers
E;"t - :ind contains much c.>c d.; /;
HE: tic orisinai matter is an Of great
WIZ. w., anil what selected tsatrer is used is
,:'S s':n-en with much judsn;en'; ;,, kysF2 Que
',, nts.rs,,! Sample copies a.ri:ct!, roS:-
'';, ''" for TWO 3.ccn, stamps. Address Z. 5.
a;s ai':":npsou y Co., Cinciana.i, Ohio.
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Cartridge Box Wallace

Denies having made use of the lam
guagc imputed to him, in the follow
ing card
I deny the assertion alleged to have
been made by NE in a recent speech at
GowGeysviIle. Union County, South
Carolina. That if the colored people
don't get their rights at the ballot box
they u,ust resort to tic cartridge box.
What l did say was that every elnc,ioA
is revelation peacefully and Quietly
effected BY the ballot tox. Ii you
handle the ballot box safe y and wisely
you will never have to resort to the cart
ridge b4x. the last lcso't of all j"Spotic
governments. [ hope this will satisfy
III caviI!ess and Gistorters OF facts.
4. s. WALLACE.
But alas for integrity: here comes
TIC certificates of these who heard his
speech. aid which is copied from the
Union Times:
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Summons :2r Non,y Dem*"d.-iComplain'
Not Served.
70 Thomas !. Fio,d, Defendant in this ac-
tip":
YOU are hr,cbt .'rrHoncd AID required
70 @:;>wcr t.,r t.n::'iint in this seton.
which : lird III .;.v ..c4 Of the Clerk OF
the Culrl Of Common Pleas for :%e id
CoHHIy. aaI 20 >':v" copy Of y9ur answer
Ju ia. >!l;.-cs i..."- .; iH,'i" Ot!Ic,'. 4. New
her;v {. IT,. Sn.::;: taroiiua, within twenty
L.,, ,l,rr Ihc <r:yic: Of this >ummous on
yon. exrir:>iv. Of lie day Of service.
Ii YOU fail to answer hiS complaint with
in tie time AZORES. /, he !'l:iu!iif will take
jna, ,,mcui against you !or lie sum o! Thir-
teen Hundred ard Niucty-Srven Dollars,
.,i,i oasis.
Dnti 5ta Day 0! August, 1874.
AttcS.
f.. ) JES.E C. SMITH. c. G. P. !
POPE. POPE & FAIR,
Plaintiffs ; Attorneys.
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To tie Defendants, James E. Young and
Alma Young:
Please take notice that the Summons (of
which TIE foregoing is copy and the
Complaint III THIS action, (Which is an ac-
,ion brought among other things for the
sale Of the real estate of Martha Young,
dccrasci.) we're filed in the Office Of the
Judge Of Probate. ior Ncwberry County, at
Newberry Court House, South Carolina, Oh
The 18th day Of August. lTI4.
POPE. POPE & FAIR.
Atty'< :! Lax, Newberry G. H., ;. c.
Au-. ~, :3;3"--6t.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
COURT Or TRIAL JUSTICE.
Andrew y. Wicker, Plaintiff.
Egainst


Summons for Moaey Demaad-[ Complaint
Not Served.
To James W. Hayward, Defendant in this
action:
You are hereby Summoned and required
to answer tie complaint in this action,
which on the 18th day Of August, 1874,
was fled in the Office of G. P ,Jacoby, Trial
Justice, lor the said County, and 10 serve
copy Of Your ahswcr on the subscribers al
their office, At Ncwtt:ry c. H., South Caro-
ina, within twenty days after tie service
81 this summons Oh YOU, exclusive G: the
day U! SERVICE.
yCI iai; IL answer this complaint with
i'll the time aforesaid, the plaintitf will take
judgmcn, againS. You for the SUN of Nine
ty->ix lG-luo Dollars, with interest at the
rate OF seven per centum per annum, from
the fifteenth day OF August, one thouSsud
eight hundred and seventy four, and costs.
Dated -lugus: 10th, 1914.
Attest: G; r: JAcoBY, T.: ~
Trial Justice, \. {.
POPE, POPE l. FAIR,
P!aint!tts Attorneys.
To the Defendant, James'W. Hayward:
Take notice, ;lst the Summons, of which
the foregoing is copy, and the Complain,
IN This action, were fled in the Office of G. |
7. Jacoby, Trial Justice for New berry
County, South Carolina, at Newbcrry Court |
Hou:e, in said County and State, on the
10Th day Of August, 1874.
POPE, POPE 4 FAIR,
Atrys a, Law, Sewbessy 6. H., 5. 9. /
Aug. 10, 3s:-6t,
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The Herald .
THos. +. sRENEKEa, EDITOR.
SEWBERRY, S. G.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. l9, 1874.
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

The Herald is in the highest respect q Fam.
lily Newspaper, devoted 20 the material in.
terests OF the people Of this County xnd the
State. 1t circulates extensively. and as an
Advertising medium offers unriva'led ad'
vantages. For Terms, see first page.
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GALL AND SETTLE.

All persons inhibited TO Inc by memo
ranin;n Acroun!S, are requested to cal! and
settle Oh Or before thc lOth q: September.
MRS. d. MOWER.
Aug. ~, SIT.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

At.'ys =; L.w, EewHcrry c. H., s. 6.
AUm j.! ::..":;--s;t.
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"IImsef hath dunei it," Can itthen be aught
Than full of wisdom, full Of :cndercst love?
Not one unneedrd sorrow will lie send
To teach this wandering heart no more TO
rove.
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STATE OF SOUIH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

Au.. ~, ST..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-19
East Mnriavilic.



Parties from Washington County, have
leased the ice privileges OF y. Shaw and S.
G. Wood. and in due season will erect a
wharf and suitable buildings to carry on
and extensive ice business another year.
The school in Dist. No. 3. recently
closed after a continuance of two and one
fourth months, which the scholars by their
extreme diligence united with the efforts of
the teacher. have made a profitable term
The whole number Of scholars attending
school were iifly-seyen, and the average
number ffty-iiye. out OF which the thirty
two mentioned below were neither absent
nor tardy during the term.
Julia Hammond, Mary Sargent. Lenora
Tracy. Hattie Bunker. Maria Bunker.
Amanda Hammond, Maggie Joy. Arvilla
Tracy, Ella Bunker, Aurlla Sargent.
Minnie Sargent, Maria Sargent, Sophronia
Bunker. Nettie Hammond, Andrew Bun
ker, Elijah Bunker. Eugene Sargent,
Herbert Hammond. Charlie Jacobs, Charles
Jackson, Oliver Bunker, Fred Sargent,
George Hammond, Charlie Sargent. Bed
ford Tracy, Willie Curtis, Willie Bunker.
Arthur Sargent, Ruby Bunker, Harry
Hammond, Eddie Hammond. Jimmie
Bunker
We doubt if better showing OF punctu-
ality can lie found in any school in the
county. Ed.
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Volcano in North Carolina.

NEW ohh. mar. /.
Raleigh special says. there is much
excitement over reports that Bald Noun.
tan in the western part of North Carolina
i in state of volcanic eruption.
HOUSES OVERTHROW AND NHABITANr.
FLYING.
II Ia stated that the farm houses and
cottages along the sides and at the base OF
the mountain, have been prostrated by
commissions. and many of the inhabitants
have fed. thin vapor issues from the
top of the mountain, rumbling sound i.
audible over the entire surface. and snow
melts as soon as it falls.
AN INVESTIGATION TO BEHAD.
messenger has arrived at Raleigh. in
quest of some scientific men to make an
investigation.
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Sullivan.
The vessel now building In Sullivan is
to be commanded by Capt. Michael Bel
latty Of Ellsworth. Capt. Bellatty has
been Capt. of the sch. Angola of Sullivan,
for three years past and has given entire
satisfaction to her owners, and this pro-
motion to larger vessel is well merited.
The young folks Of Falls Village, Sui
livan, on the evening Of the 9Th inst. par
took Of turkey supper furnished by the
ladies of the sewing circle. 1t was q sue
cess both in quality and quantity. The re-
ceips Of the evening were between twenty
and thirty dollars. This circle has been
organized for a number of years, its object
being to raise money towards building q
church, or for some charitable purpose /;
and through many prophecies of failure,
has held bravely on its way with a deter
mination to accomplish the objects for
which it was organized, and there is no
danger of failure so long as it has two
such energetic officers as Mrs. Mary White
and Miss Kate Dyer-its President and
Vice President.
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CastIae.

The ''Castine Brass Band" gave q con.
cert at lslesboro last evening. Crhursd ay. }
about four hundred were present at the
hall. From the hall they repaired to
"Ryde's," and sat down to sumptuous
repast.
The Lewiston is expected here the Goth
inst. We;are happy to hear that Capt.
Deerins concludes not to leave this route.
perhaps there are men that would be liked
As well as Capt. Deering is, but We don't
believe they can be found.
The number attending the Normal
school" continues to increase. One hun
dred and thrty-two is the present number
of scholars.
Hard wood is worth eight dollars per
cord. Stove coal eight dollars and fifty
cents per ton.
John W. Dresser, Esq, has chartered
the schr. l.. b. Sargent to take bricks to
Wilmington. and hard pine lumber back.
Sixty seven men are employed in
building and repairing vessels in the docks
and ship yard.
-Messrs. Witherlee Il Co.. sell corn at
about Boston prices.
We learn that a small steamer is to
run daily the present season. from West
Brooksville to Belfast and return, touch
ing at tastine and Islesboro. Ii is said
that the stock is nearly all subscribed.
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CURE. ALL KIND. Car.Rn,,

So successful has DR.. Pierce's Medical Dis
covery proven. as constitutional treatment
for CataIrh, when coupled with :he use o { DR.
sage's Catarrh Remedy. applied locally by the
use OF DIR. Pierces Nasal Douche (,he only
of the head. that the proprietor OF these meii.
cines has long offered standing reward of 500
for case of Catarrh which he cannot cure. The
two medicines, with instrument, for 81 by
druggists.
4 SPECIMEN OUT OF THOUSANDS
CORTLAND. Ill.,. April -, 1873
DIR. FIERCE. Buffalo. \. Y:
Dear .Sir-lt is with pleasure make thi,
statement TO you that after taking medicine for
twenty years for the Catarrh, | tried your
Catarrh Remedy and effected a cure, 50 that il
has not troubled NE tor two years.
). WHEELER
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ID lie ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Ellsworth-4th inst, Caroline F., wife Of
Samuel X. Hollis, aged "a years.
Cranberry Isles-7th inst, Mr.. Isaac Rich
srdson, aged 50 years, Q months and q days.
At regular meeting Of Lygonis Lodge, Mar.
4th, 1874, the following resolutions were read
and adopted by the Lodge, as follows:
Whereas, BY the sudden dispensation Of an
everything Providence, we are called to mourn
the death Of Bro. Geo. +. Hopkins, it is highly
becoming US as his brethren who have known
him SO long and SO well, to give utterance to
the sentiment Of our hearts touching the mel
anch0lly bereavement; therefore,
ResOlred, That the members Of this Lodge
bear united testimony to the manliness and in
tegrity that was ever conspicuous in the char
acter Of our departed brother. He endeared
himself to the Lodge by his friendly greeting Of
the members, and cheerful manners.
RESOLVED, That as fair appreciation Of his
eminent traits Of character, we cherish his
memory and hold his reputation in very high
esteem.
Resolved, That we sympathize with his be-
reaved widow and mourning relations, and ten
der them as brethren our sincere coincidence in
this trying dispensation Of Providence.