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connuence Irems.

The large Tag floating from the Harrison
and Morton pole in this place was FUND
lying on The ground On the morning Of No
vefnber ist torn into many pieces. In order
to make the act still more contemplate.
pieces were pasted or the pole The fiag had
no name on il. and was the regular regula-
lation flag Of thirty-eight stars. No one
seems to know who did the deed, but as the
asg was the property % DR.. b. A. FIchtner.
some are Of the opinion that it was a per
s0nal enemy OF his who did H. IL IS TO be
remembered that a number OF persons, q o
Democrats either. opposed the doctor in the
raising Of the pole. After he bad placed it
on the ground ready to raise. al bis own ex-
pense, with very little exertion. some did all
they could 70 defeat him in getting it raised,
but some men are not 50 easily defeated, and
the pole ven up. All parties condemn the
act. Another flag now float. from the same
pole. The doctor. with the aid OF some Others,
soon had another flag. larger and hettert than
the 6rsi. floating TO the breeze. He also
says he would take the value Of the tag out
Of the hide Of any person or persons who
disturbed the dag in a very short time if he
or they viii make themselves known.
JAzE.
November 3. 1913.
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usefuI HoIIday Presents.

There Is probably nothing that will make
a more acceptable and useful present than
ORe Of the comfortable Laburg Adjustable
Easy Chairs With is fifty changes of posi-
ton.
This wonderful chair which sells from
seven dollars ard GpNaris i manufactured
by the Luburg Manufacturing Co. rs North
Eight street. Philadelphia, Pa. who are the
largest manufactures Of Adjustable Reclin-
ing Chairs for family, library and Invalid
use. or Invalid Wheel Chairs for street use
also, makers Of the finest and most complete
line Of Baby Coaches IN the United States.
They have discontinued whoiesaIing their
goods and have cut prices 50 low that other
houses cannot compete Njih them. Cata-
Iogues VIII be maileI On application BY en-
closing stamp and stating kind Of goods de-
sired,
They have special and reduced rates by al
transportation lines, and guarantees all goods
to be deIiv cred safely to any point in the
United States.
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Col. banks on the War-Dath.


Col. banks on the War-path.
Col John A. banks. the well-known Grand
Army lecturer and Methodist Episcopal min
lister. has stirred up a Erely row in the ut.
Washington church, Pittsburgh his late
charge. At the recent conference at LafrDbe
he was placed on the supernamary list ard
thereby hangs the tale OF his trouble. some
months ago he had some iroubie with the
leading tenor Of his choir. and his ~congrega-
ton. taxing the matter in hand, decided thar
it would be to the bestinieresis Of the church
10 have him removed A petition was cir
culaied and signei by the members Of the
board of stewaris. and Colonel DaHss was
told that the conference would not refuse a
request from bin to be put on the supernn-
merary list. He made the request. which
was granted. He BOW asserts that Thomas
Blashf0rd, one Of the stewards. insugated bis
removal. and did 70 By covert means. In
he Pittsburgh Tine OF Monday Col. banks
addresses a letter to Blashfoui calling that
gentleman a Lar. a coward a sneak. a shiny.
d~oubiedealing wretch. and warming him to
avoid meeting the writer a. tie latter. ia his
past life. has seen better men than Blazhf1rd
bite the dust. other allegations were made
against Blashford all of which are denied by
the board Of stewards. Col banks has re-
moved from Mt Washington into the city
proper and has written another letter telling
where be can be found.
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Property for sale.

Il is stu3te3 two miles west ofsrovetown
along ihe pike e1ut1iring seven acres Oh
which there erected new dwelling house
a stable and aaar Necessary o~uthaiidinss
Tao sprn~ VISTA goui water. a Young
Orchard containing cho.ce apple. peach
puae plum qainca and pear trees for se,
iu 500 payments For further Information
inquire az property. 9r address
l. j. MuIu. LAgansvlie. Pa
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- coan.y connlt.se.

Republican County COMMITTEE
TIE aloains naned gentlemen eonpos'
BE- list fer the ensuing year.
Add on-B r. FaiImer.
AIersuv IA. ~ C. Da,er
Allegheny Na a-Gso. II. Martha
R.aes-G. l. Miller.
Berlin Boraush-w. 5. Matthews
BrosheryaReyZ ; Foae
casualeh-A =. sSank.
C,aanenae B0rough-T N. Black
Eikick Ne. - Lloyd Beaehy.
Eislick 80. 2-Chrisiain Folk
Greenvli@Fred Durr.
JeHerson-Fndeuck shaais
Jsnner-R G. Covoie
Jeaaer,own Borough-D l. WAND
Larimer-L g. Dom
Lower TurSeyfsot-I !. Rush
Nevssdale Bgnough-E NJ LchtT-
Middisenes-Jesse Whipksy.
MiloTd-R. II. Duil.
Ssrhan3tos-w II Poof6aush-
Nex cente~yile Bosoagb-Petar Pile
New Baltimore B5roagl-IoAn Georse
Dzl-E J. See
Pant-J. r FossL
Qeiemah0Bing-IoAn H4mer
Escsv wood Bomugi-A H. Ea7zaL
salisbury D1rolgh-W. IL Deio1er.
aae-M H. Eeel-
nsrset B1r5aga-Dr- J. = BesecSer-
ner-t Tovnship No - z shober
s.a.eret Township 10. 2I j. Pile
shanp1u-I J. Baker.
Ssuvcneek-Wm Il. Miller
s,-es3uu Baro1ei-Aaron shader-
Ssmml-M. T. Walker
Tsper Ic-key 3os-Freenen Aolnkin
rsr.ina Boroush-l D. futzy.
weae-burr Boraueh-G T. Long.
5Ea r. ScULL tdN ohAtE
e-.aw Chairman.
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Letter from the Ex-Shsriff OF Chau
tauoua County. New York.

AHItlLI- = = - ~
am glad 10 say, from a long personal ex-
perience With ALLcooxs R0Enus PLssrERs
that / am able 10 endorse al lhe good things
that nave ever heen said about them, and
supplement- these by saying that l frankly
believe their value cannot b. esiaaatei
Their BREATH OF Igsefainess Is unlimited. snI
ior prompt and SURE aiisi % almost every
ache and pain that hsa IS her b. 10 other
remedy, in my opinion. either external n
internal. squalls them ia certainty and rau5d-
ry. I have used tLem 81 one time h-
rheumatism. suothor Sr faeSashe, again for
bronchitis, alsay with .he same resuit-a
speedy cure. L. +. HaRuycrox.
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be7vby give pubiic. notice that have
disposed 90 my entire stock Of general uer
chaudse 60 ms sons who VIII continue the
business as the spe Brrshe-s nsturn nay
thanks @ my customers fr their iieral pat
rouaze during my long business experience
and request them 10 ooutnue the same 10
my SONS
FErEE sIFE
s-IPrsvrLur Pa. October - ISIS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

To-aber with Gr1cedes ksepo on band O
complete stock 81 Four. Oats. Corn Mid
dGars Chop and Bran, ard lay the highest
cash market prices orsame Persons wish
ins 90 5uy or sell. vii end il to rleir adj
vsut-e % give mea call.
II. scHRock.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

i vas onee scrPesd thar seufgia could
ma b erd;oatei inam TIE system bnt the
narrslals results proi-nai hy the ase ~
aver Sarafarila spusve this iheop Tee
rcas5a s. this mesrissis the most powerful
blood parider ever discovered
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

The farmers in the vicinity OF Lgonier are
feeling dubious over 4 large delivery Of fruit
trees soon 20 be made at that place. some
Of them have bills Of from 500 to $50, and
they are looking for a Bohemian oats swim
de on delivery
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Al the suggestion Of sat Superintendent
Hglee and in accordance with a general
ieie on the part Of the teachers ofS9mer-
-ei county public school teachers, county
Sapernteniear J. NJ. Berkey has dsraiet to
hald the approaching ses ion ofthe Teachers
Anau4l Institute during the week. commsae-
ing Monday December 3lst. or the week 5l-
axing Christmas This VII BE- good aevs
to the many 6ienI j. Of eI1zl9n throughout
tlee3un.y wha-whiie they may not con-
slider it a port oftheir rel si1as dnty-never-
thelrss loos upon it asa duiy never 10 Re
neglected 10 be present az every session
Everyone who has q home loves u spend
the holiday Eeek-If al weeks iathe year
with bis own family and friends and it IS
bal ust that the Superintendent shoIld take
c1gu zauce of she wishes Of the teachers and
the general pabiic in fixing the time Tor
holding these annual sessions.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

HsEoT Fisk2 this yoa, ny, Oh my,
but an glad to se you. whea did you gei
bark 4 eime Oh Monday Nike. last
tnopfad in 90 se1 B in his new store
Goliy ba, things is1k nie in there Tou
bet Fisk Snyder i ali right IA, Ia Tn
In a hurry.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

ThoElas A. Edison. the inventor. has pc
utioned the courts to restrain the Edison
Polyform Company from displaying his
portrait in advertising their specially in the
newspapers. Ae says he has NJ desire 10 be
another LYDIA Pinkham.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Dr.J r. HolbcrE q Faischanoe. Fsye.te
e5unty. vas j. Somerset helpins the Old
Fellows dedicate their new building While
hsfe be was the guest II his brother A c.
Holberr Ez.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Has and Fuz Ixil pay the highest
essb Ps for ali kinks Of hia 1elis aaa
fur Csn as me az my resiarnce. innaai-
aiely west oftde ; & c. Station
HG.C r~NsrssHAx-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Anew form Of reception IS. being started
Il IS called the enveiop reception. and re-
quires each guest 70 have some sort Of a con-
tribution in the enveloP when handed tothe
hnsaess or host.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

FSank X co5ora aa1 ~sks. q NJ Pisss
amt ,ase been ~sr~assag . Sew aayA with
irieuas Ia S3saerat.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Clerk HietnAn. effhe commissioned Of
dee. ne are eIAi 10 know, 5 able 70 Be about
again. While still unable 70 attend to his
manysiuile Nr. Hileman IS rapidly recover
ing, ead vii BE- himself again in n few days
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Near Hopewe.l, Bedford County. yesterday
morning. several miners. when riding on a
haad-car on the sandy-RHn Branch ofthe
Huntingdon & Broad Top Railroad, we're
thrown from the Tar by a runaway team.
sam Hastings was instantly killed, Martin
Mahr had his skull fractured, and seven
Others were seriously injured.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Tie many Somerset friends Of Mrs. EIwia
fsrber, Of Baltimore daughter Of Win
johnson, ofWashington City viii be panied
to learn Of her sudden death ia the former
Gig Monday night Mrs Farbers merry,
happy aash and sunny disposition won her
many friends 9uring her frequent visits 70
9ar a. Ms. FArser was a niece Of Gen.
VII. k0onfz.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

nan IN lows the other day:nated q
personal fHend % a drink OF whiskey, and
vas 5nej 500 Pnohihtion Is meant 70
proh 5it there.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

4 number ofsomerzet ygaag ladies have
uaser u from hFe 10 tusaiy pounds Of
candy o. the election OF course they viii
bel on ~Faskie-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Wednesday was ons Of natares lovely days
and was haiirl WIKI delight b. Sonerse;sor Dr.
der ofOld Fellows xhoh had selected Il a The
day on which TO Dedicate their new lodge
Quitting. When TIE morning sun kissed
the mountain tops the heavy rain clouds that
had been banging over the laadzeape for sc
msny weary days were gently brusled awsy
and toe kirso f day shore forth in al his
spienior. The early morning train brought
visiting brethren from all the sister lodges ia
ihe COUNTY and a large d~eiegafioa from
J~ohustown. A speci4l session OF the Grand
Lslee was held during the morning. when
tie degree Of that order vas conferred on a
number Of applicants. shortly aner two
o'clock al the Odd Fellows present, in fail
reeaiA fen in line directly in front Of their
new eaiidinz. and headed BY the Somerset
carnet band. paraded the principal streets Of
lie town. returning TO Main Cross street.
where the three hundred men in line formed
in open ranks and with uncovered head re-
oeired the officers Of the Grand Lodge, who
brought up the rear of,he Procession in open
carriages.
The lodge room was denseiy packed with
people when the exercises were opened BY
the Grand Chaplain. Capt. c J. Harrison,
On behalf Of the board Of trustees and build
ing COMMITTEES, then presented the building
b. she Grand Master and asked thar the
bali be 81 apart and Dedicated 70 TIE bust
ness and purposes Of Odd Fellows. The
Grand Master responded IN q brief and com
plimeutary aiiresz. Aner the dedicafory
-ervicsz hal been gone through with. short
ADDRESSES vere delivered By the Grand Sec7e-
larry, and II. Hici Ok. q Bedford
At o'ciock in TIE evening the Gra-sl Sec
retasy addressed another large rabiic anai
ence. Al the conclusion Of which most % the
Odd Fellows present accompanied by their
lalsie adjourned 10 the b~anqaetiag hail Of
ihe Somsusef House, which had been tastily
decorated with flowers and eveegreens. All
Of the lodge embienzs, worked in flowers and
erus, were displayed on tie walls The Ia
bie <ere Ia e-ned With the delicncies Of die
local market Wide the reffsshsnenis had
Seen ordered from an eastern city AAer the
eiIbses hai been dispJsd Of speseh-Baking
vas indEle-d IN. and continued til 4 late
hour l. wa a relIeEser day throughout for
the local order.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

The Kansas City JgsuaaaI Of October 18th
contains q Column aecuant Of the wedding
Of Ms F. = Wilson and Miss sally Holder
man, daughter q Judge Holderman. Of
L~eavenworfh. Il was one OF TIE most bril-
ian, weddings ever celebrated II the state Of
Kausas-
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Railroad Connection 70 Berkeley
Springs.

The Berkeley springs and Potomac r P
operated by the B. & o. r p Co running
from Hancock, W. Va, 3 station on the
Baltimore & Ohio R r TO Berkeley springs
W. Va. viii be opeued scr business on
Thursday Nov. ist, when trains vill run ss
follows cave Hanceek 90 A. n, L245 p.
N. and $40 ,. N.
Leave Berkeley Springs SEQ a. " io.35 Al
u and 4i0 P. T..
The running time between The $40 points
being > minutes.
CHas o. SrrLl
Sen. Pars Agent
B. so T. r r1
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Haliosee n vas Permittri 70 Ta@ with
oai tlss usual asssaut o. nosss sa1 alstars-
azee % DIR Strives
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

A ~tro-sfarv iwsa ne haase. with good
stable and other s~esbaad;nr anil SER
ofzro1nd # Snyder Nn. in Somerset town
ship. VII be sda an reasonable terms Fer
farthr p~ard-d.ars aiin a % nAirs
REGarts HfL1aV,
SapIarS Nils IA
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

James Z. MeAse, ESQ., the veteran editor
Of the Gresnsburg Tn5sas and Be-ad, has
retired fron al connection with thai paper
owing 10 falling health. It is nov nnder
the sole Ooutroi Of Msss. Atkinson & Peo-
pls
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

At s0 O'Clock Wednesday morning. AZ
the home q the brides ather, John II.
Kantner, Esq. in the presence ofths imme-
diare friends ofthe family. Elder Conuer, Of
the Disciples church spoke the words thar
changed the aame Of the youngest daughter,
Mis- Mamie b that OF Ma George E. Saii-
san. A delicious weddinS Breakfast Was
enjoyed by The assembled guests, ard Al o.sl
the bride and groo.a took the south-boand
train for a tour Of the eastern cities. Ga their
return they vii make their home At Shady
side Pit;sburg. wbsre the grzam has bailt
and furnished a handsome residence Miss
Kanfuer vas one Of s0merssts pre;uess and
brightest girls, and vii be greatly missed
ay Der many friends. Mr. Sullivan, VIE IS
employed as Adams express message be-
tween PIttsblrg and New YORK, j. we'll
snoHnf Ia SomeFse where be was formerly
employed on the s,me-se. and Cambria
railroad
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Clsslmar or erce finest lne loves
prle Qleensua tie iarse stock and
bes in rae marEaP Glassware noooy
line and ancy les Hanging bracket and
stlad lsmr latest styles very cheap. 10
wiiiovre the bai'om has dropped oui-p-of-
its DO consideration. Job .ot u 0argairs in
-aap dded --I. unn-l r1o.s &c More
90 particular after ;ae eceiioa
Ed. y. CoFFEoTu,
Na-Z Bacrs Block
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MARRIED.

RODGERs-GAGHAGAN-
October 3, 1858. 10 scalp Lus ay
Rev. J. Z. Lersh. Nr. Ulysses Graz Ro-
Of Johas;oen. Pa, to Mis- Lizzie Gaeha=n
ofScalp Level, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Dr. f. ". Biourh, for 4 number Of years a
practitioner 10 this boroash and well
knowu s~hreurbout thc county died al Iowa
City. Iowa on Wednesday 2ssh ul,t, where
be bad removed about wear since The
following notice is from tie EegsbErun Of
that place Dr.. ". B.ough, If whose
sicknez mention was made in these cul-
mans a few days AGO, died a, the Honleo-
pathic hospital at ta@ THIS morning Dr.
B.olgh was thigy year. ofase and a native
OF Somerset county Pennsylvania. About:
six years aso be attended two courses Of
lectures IN The Homeopathic department Of
the STATE Caiversity. Afterwards graduating
at Chicago. acting. as iatsrae al the Cook
county hospital nearly two years. IL then
returned to his old home in Pennsylvania
where be praeaced aati he came West near
81 tz5 ycars ago, the last year havirg been
spent a. Cedar Falls. Three weeks ago be
leaCei4r FAILS for IowaCity. for the purpose
oflocating and 70 Ak as resident physician
ofthe Home pa,hie hospital, and lecturer in
the college. He vas sick before be arrived
here. and IN a few DAYS was attacked with
symptoms Of such a violent ansd alarming
character thai bis life was de~paired offrom
the a-st by all who sax him. Arrangements
ior the burial have not yet been made. Dr..
Blosgh nasa young man Of integrity and
merit and bs un;imely death brings sldues
20 All who Snew him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Ir. Frank siausaan. Of csezsan. came
4im- % sore ard sTens the night IN tie
HsEt1Eolaca e4is.ue for the returns.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Celuloid Iuss= garantssi for a periol
or .sree years u0s 20 break Or rust a. Bic
seeker & saydera
A-butrs aaar b lar the best IN the
town. Egesy god wants H.
M sehrock kes a goa supply Off on
hand
Eve Glasses ana spesaciesia ai ~ooenciva
81. ga-e . and O. al prices Of The oeiebn-
TED King man1ae,rHr 81 Eezeeker &
Snyders
We have oil hand a large number u good
trick iel we viii Sd ina quanddo 70 slii
tbe par-lr PHos gey reasonable Na7c
opposite he nn- miL
HslsasaS Baos & pAgos.
Hocssie.lr & Herr -aiaatta Naa-
p,5ts Bosk 10 rl1la rooen-y occupied by
IB. sayssr. IF 900 axe Ia need ofa new
au ard white, s oyerloat or anything
line a8nt hI m give us call sat
aon e-aaaniee5 10 every Inspect
HoCHsrErLu & HEEE.
Mar M.nKu-we have Just added a
lsre Rsi1-eaao- to cur Meat Market in
ulieb al meats sau be kept o-sl and clean.
Nation. beei. ro.k &C. KEPT constantly on
hand. Osea dailv. Parties buying meat
can have fl kept in tie Refrigerator until
Ross DAVIS a Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Hoods s~arsapallla IS > purely ve-etahle
preparation. being fre from injurious ingre-
dents. II is peculiar in is su-zdve power
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

All persons knowing themse, INDEBTED
IN the undersigned on book account. vii
please call and settle at once, either by cash
or nose-
PuzE SIPE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

For sale by the undersigned Al hrmeT pdcss
JoassoS Bios. Fossurg. Nd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

The crew Of the United States war ship
Galena Aas been increased during the cruise
Of thai vessel in Southern waters by a fine
oilly goat. The goat turns out with the crew
AZ dnll ard marches al the head Of the
column with the precision and solemnity.
keeping step TO The music of the flies and
duGmps- HIS independent spirit is the chief
charm OF this animal. He never salules an
0flcer, but Is devoted 10 the sailors who feed
him. His iayorite diet is tar rope, upon
which be has grown fat and prosPeroas.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

The Pttsbarsh papers announce the death
Of nr. David Ha=;etier. ofthat CITY. IN View
York, az At early boar TUESDAY morning.
This WILDE sal news 70 those who stil be-
ieve IN tie imnieliale commencement Of
vork OF the South Penn railroad. as the
Doctor was one u the prime movers in the
-orgaHzaton scheme Of which the papers
Aave lad 80 much tessy daring the past ax
months.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

Mr. Albert A. Walter has returned %
Somerset fsr a short stay a. bis father 5 resi-
hence the West Eai Hotel. Tommy 30
pears 20 De II 4 migratory disposition. and
slccas IS ever bis companion. L was 4
matter Of sincsresr regret that be was not
one 81 e. CA the occssion 81 the lall
nestins o. tire Gsa.lemeas Driving Assoc
ati3r when oni hopes were blasted 5y the
als'ina, performances Of the f.sorae ia the
pacing heats
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

PEARSON-Nrs- Sarah Pearson vas born
September &c, 1867 and diei Monday Outo
Der . 1883, aged 81 years and II days
Mrs. Pearson was a tnaa and eousistent
member Of the Essneescsi LHts--au church
at Shade for 50 years. She remained firth
full to:the VOWS which she made % her "a
vior OF her couyersien. until death. She
was . woman Of strong convictions. aud
having once ~e>pousei a eause she was VII
ing to make aay sacrisce in it, 5efense -
greet was her arfscbnlen. 10 and love for Der
church .hsr she in Der viii provided a cer-
tain sum Of money, tie Interest 5f which IS
70 go toward the support % the Lutheran
minister as long as the Shsie c-onz7zafon
remains = congregation. She then VIII ssh
live IN among Us in decd and action Is long
as the congregation remains. though size be
spiritually with her Savior IN the church
triumphant. She also subscribed sse To-
ward the Building OF tbs Lutheran church in
Stoyestoxn. and paid il, too she had Eve
brothers and four sisters. Of which only one
rcmains-this is Father William sailer.
Nay God spare him yes many years for the
good Of the Shade congregation. she leaves
no husband or children % mourn orr loss
in the church on eartb-br our loss
IS her eternal gain. and prscions in the sight
Of the Lord IS the death Of His saints.
J Il. II