The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-28

Wade IIicklin-A boy.
In Lexington township, Lafayette
county, Mo-. to the wife OF Matt. V. RieIy-a
boy.
- In Higgimsville, Lafayette county, Mo-,
july 23u, 10 the wife Of Mr.. Ed. Becker,-a
boy.
In this city, July Goth, to the wife of
Mr.. f. rank X. Tut II girl.
TOMB
Died,-In IIuImInsyille, Mo-, July Eth
MAUD. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. X.
Thre,keld.
Mr.. Carr Il. Waddell was born near Lex
ingtOn, Mo, April 18th, 1874, and died In st.
Loui, july IOth, 1888. He was confined to
hi. he'd for i've long months; u greater pOr-
ton of the tine bis sufferings were intense
but he never murmured. When not suffering
he WAS uiway~ cheerful, having u good word
for everyone. Every thing that loving hands
aud dear friends amt physicians could do WIS
done for him, but nothing could stay the dis
ease. Beng of II cheerful aud kind DISPOSE
lion he was beloved by nil who knew him.
He WAS "A consistent member of the Christian
cnuIch, beside being II member of four differ
enL societies. lie leaves q devoted wife and
son TO mourn his loss, beside a host of friends.
But they mourn not rs those having no hope.
Tor his was Il most triumphant death. For
weeks he inlktd of his departure ~ though
preparing for II journey. He made every
preparation concerning his funeral and bur
ial; selected the hymns he wished them to
sing AT his funeral, and many other things;
aud when the time for his departure calne he
bid them all farewell and Sweetly fell asleep
in Jesus never To awaken this side the
heavenly shores. Then weep not. dear ones.
your husband and father is not dead but
| sleeping; he has only gone before; he cannot
come to you but you can 20 TO him. Oh
happy thoughts of meeting our loved ones
again IN that bright world where sickness aud
sorrow never come, but all Is peace, sweet
peace, for we have this assurance, that If we
live aS we are taught in the Holy Scriptures,
we shall one day see ana know AS we are
known. Peace 10 his ashes. A FRIEND.
Capt. John Brown. who departed this life
on July 9TH. 1898. was born in Logan county,
Ky, February Bird, 1928. and emigrated to
this state with his parents in the year 1879,
In the year 1887 he WAS married to Miss
Nancy COrnet. The fruits of this marriage
were eight children. In the year 1859 he
made II profession of religion and joined the
Cumberland Presbyterian church., OF which
he lived IA consistent member up to his death,
He leaves n bcreavcd widow and six children
TO mourn his loss. lie leaves a character III.
spotted, a name untaruished. Capt. Brown
was an honest, hlgh-iOned gentleman, and
thought everyone ought to be like himself
though he lived long enough to find out such
was not the case. His funeral was preached
BY Rev. PratheT, at Oak Grove church, to 4
large concOurse of relatives and friends. be
was buried by The Masonic order, Of which
be was u member In the death of brother
Brown the church and community have sus
tanned a great loss, but the greatest loss Is to
his wife and children. Capt. Brown was q
true friend. Having known him for % year,
1 know he was Il friend in the time of need
| have stood by his side in the heat OF several
hard fought battles and he was never founC
wanting. May Goo comfort the surviving
ones and prepare Us all to meet him on thu
other shore. I!HC.
To tie WoyshipfA Master, Wardens ane
Brethren Of AuiLUiHe Lodge, No. 464, Il. +
d. 4. NJ
Whereas, Our beloved brother, John w
Brown, after II brief illness, departed this liz
on the morning OF July 9th, 1888. and Wa
removed from time TO eternity; from earth t
thut shore from whence no traveller returns
therefore,. be it
Resolved. That in the death of our brOthe
this lodge has lost one of its most faithful ant
worthy members, and the fraternity one o
il warmest and most Jealous al yOcates; tn,
community has been deprived Of "A good. up
right aud honest citizen, aud his family Of
kind and affecliOuaic husband and father.
Resolved, That Hs members OF this lodg
we deeply mourn his loss and hea'tily syuI
pathile with his bercaYcd wife aud family
and that the members Of this lodge Will Yea
the Masonic badge OF mourning Tor thlrt
DAYS in testimony Of our respect to hi
memory, and that we will ever continue 1
cherish an nilectionatc regard Tor his virtue
~ "A brother aud citizen.
Resolved, That the foregoing preamble an
resolutions be spread upon the minutes an
u copy OF these resolution be- furnished hi
wife with the seal of the lodge attached, an
also the rapeir cffne county be requested I
publish The same.
FTaternully submitted,
j. IL. BARNS,
,, T.. a.
DENNIS PAYNE.
i Nna NJ. an