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Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

A dispatch from Port Deposit. Md q,
says: "fhe attendance Rt WoodiGWn
OAmp to-day was small The 6 so A.
NJ. meeting was Id b. Rev. Fred. Il
MoKtrsey. A. 3 30 a. ii, Rev. 7. K.
Terry led tie pray eT,meetlnH. Rsv. E.
G. Atkins preached 81 10 A NJ. Rev.
Fred. Z MoKtJsey had charge Of the
ChildTen's meeting al 30.
Toe sermon al 5 r. n. was preached
by Rev. e. A. Miller. TIE 6 p. m
prsyer meeting Was LED by Rsv. T. K,
Terry. RsV. AabHry Butko preached
At $50 u. Il vs.. Il II. Miller
Asbnry Banks ard r L Bsrret: arrived
u Gay.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

Mi Andrew NJ, Cloud, No. 5Ol West
Fourth sweet, has IN hiA possession q
handsome card Ct mem Der nip OF the
Uuion league Of this city, OF which the
ate DR.. Vaughn was President, IN 1861,
Mr. U.oud is one OF oar staunch E-pnh.
IiCans He voted for Harrison Ia 1910,
hnd viii vgts for his crRldscu next no
vemher n He aud h 's.tb ore given to
bio. Ee Is los The UDion against al
Internal enemlts, and for hmerica
ggslBs= sll uppu-enls o. her iuGCs;Iial
pur. ustg ~ home ard abroad.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

Gouloy's last excursion this season To
the delightful resort, Colchester, on
Monday, ArgItt p will leave the b &
o Lta.ion, foot OF Market street, vii.
mington, at 30 a. N K'amepel, 6ei
Newark, zoo, Bald win, z %; Sin aeriy
Z IL, via. Canton, BsltImore Leave
Canton on tue steamer Louise OF as a.
m. Returning, leave COLCHESTER at
. 30 p. m. Leave Oauton at s p. IN
Arrive In Wilmington Ell 10 10.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
lUPaEeuEMH LIIlLeIIeIl
] oIn ! MILLION blSIRleBIEa


Incorporated By the Legislature in 1888
for Educational and charitable purposes
and Its franchise made part OF the preeon'
state Constitution, in ISIS, by an oNel
whelming popular vote.
Its GLAND EXTRAORDINARY
AWaA6a CAS- taxi e pIace semi Ann
ally (Sumo and bee rmberl, Ano lta
OMAN ID SINGLE n OmBEh Draw
1hGS take place on each OF ths
other ten months tn the ear IN =
are all drawn lm public, nj lnt
AcAdenY Of MuAlo, New Orleans la
1--WE DO hereby ooftify that We lupeFylsl
the ArranRenlelts for al the Monthly aLC
5smi.AnnnAl drawings Of The LouihiAni
STATE Lottory co., and in porson mAnAg'
and control the drawings themselves, Anf
that the same are conducted with honesty
harness ana IN sood fAith toward all pArtiss
ana We authorize the company 70 use -
oortinoAts, with fao-similes Of our alInAJGfe
Attsahsd In IN SdvartlSsmhRtA."
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
. . ~
He OBJECTED.

Yesterday afternoon, man named
Graham who has charge of gang
OF Voikmen, who are engaged IN
erecting poles for the Postal Telegraph
Company, attempted to erect a pole on the
pavement OF Timothy insolvency, Fifth
aud Madison streets Mr.. McSweeDy OPP
posed the erection Of the pole, but Ora.
ham insisted that he had right TO place
81 there An officer was summonel aud
adjourned the controversy il was expect
ed that the fight Ia words II not IN deeds
would he renewed this morning, but the
| rain prevented ~.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

Gonley's sight seeing excursion to
New York, BtoJklyn, up the Hudson
Gat d W. 10 Oouey Island, on Thurs.
day, Aug. 20. 1893, will leave the Is, &
o station at . a. NJ Delaware avenue
station, 6 10 Returning, leave Coney
Island at 1913 p. m Jersey City, II 30.
Tlebcts to New York, 81 90 TicleJs
up the Hudson or down to Oouey
Island, S275 Tickets MP the Huds n
and down to Couey leland, $500.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

BgiRss Cooney, Agei So years, OF
zen ial debility. Intsrment At Old
Catholic Comn:uFy.
Dayit j q Lemon, aged 81 yeSrs, oil
cLsa'ic bronchitis Interment at q sesn
hill Csme cry.
Jane, tu'eat ann Of Patrick and
Marg Lynch aged 8 wesks, OF choler,
ifftptul 1t rntnt At 81. Joseph'i
burial grounds
John Howard aged 48 years. o.
phEb s.f, Bcut3 InteEment at Nj. Of
CeA t.fy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
DIHD.

BU RRls--Suddeuly, on the 18th instlnt,
Samuel l.. Buul', REe1 b years.
Relatives and ifiondR are respectfully In
vi,sd TO attend tho funeral from his late
residences, BrEndywins Hundred, WtdnsB
cay Afternoon, 10 meet at the house nc {
O'Clock. lntefment at kiveTylew Cemetery
PYLE,-On August 20, 1888, Laura T..
daughter OF MATis and En- ma Pie
Relatives and iriondH arc respectfully in
viied to attend nor funeral from the TeFi'
doncs Of her parents, No. oh West Ninth
street. on Thursday the S3d inst. SsTvioei
At the house at 0 p. N. ....
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
r.nnn. .enIL1 pEoNl'l W

LuNa RRAslnAu- y ~ 4
son ofex.G0ycruo1 u ioa D ..,..,,
land, narroWly r'eap.i . iI'o'I I. / \
lay afternoon wl t.. pAti. u, n
the West Eulzllote. y.
swimmer aniArllGrfl ''' M,
yards from tlI2ri lie Wa a.. ri q
ed with rrnulsln a.' N, n
with dfhiculE'aatl gol'' r.
self ailoat His ldsll i e.'.' IA
tracied the attention q .1 I'M
ter, WHO rescued Iiq'n' way
streuc Ii war failing .tA
-
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
A stray uarrIer pigeon.

RocKLAND, Ne, Aug. 20.-When %
miles of Cape Cod on Sunday night. on
her down trip from Bangor TO New York.
carrier pigeon few onboard the steamer
Lucy ?. Miller. It had a ring marked
'Ex, 3l0," aud has teen taken care OF by
the officers Of the steamer, and will be
taken back on the return TIP If rot
elalmel by the owner.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

The excursion Of the Moss Rose As
semhlg to Braudywine Springs on Satur-
day, September LIST, promises 10 he an
enjoyable affair Professor Albctts brass
and sring orchestra y III furnish concert
and dancing music. Trains will leave
water and Market streets at $50 and
II u. m, and . 50 AMI $50 p. m; return-
ing leave the Springs at 10 p. IN, Tick
cts for the round trip, including dancing
and tie full privilege OF The grounds, 81
cents
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

GUIDE BR0CK, Nab August q --Wm.
Cole, who shot VIM Montgomery and
Chas t'ra- at dance here on Friday,
was taken from the Jail by Il masked
men early yesterday morning and hanged
on = railroad bridge. Montgomery and
Grant are still living.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

Don't judge a man by the clothes he
wears GCd made one and the tailor
the other ID MT judge him by his fam
ily, for Calm belonged 10 good family
bon / judge a man by his failure in life,
for many man fails because he Is toe
hmnekt To huLn nl.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
IJlsdsudd''u,

This noru,rE i1' '} 5s,ih I
Del OF the 81 sua ra,r,, Sb'isl
G55pey, ARed 81 ys 81 an SUB 4
f%asu T oIsass spd TEE, ,ss' ],
ID been ssso,s s..l a..s, 3 s. l,4l@3
1 1aii sI' u ls:. 1 u 9' s'i5s
sue sae vas dos 3d., i i,on s'p'l,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
The "MOXiH" Secret

From the ev.deaoh Etven In the "Moxis'
oases agatnst imlLGtors, enough has como to
the surface from ToNas papers to prove that
the s caite1 NJ zis tirOu plRGt rich in
alOumln0idB, uhigh are the pFihoiphi nutli
ton OF tha nerves, Considering tho fact
that the nerves BFe the rest Of animal life
and control toe functions 81 tho BODY, and
that paralyEsd or entrusted nerve iOrcs could
not properly digos4 slDumsn for It's oNn sup.
g0lt, Dr at'at01l son tet En21t and finally
ild discover a hHmless process for RruueIn,
~ iiEeBs,nE it5 food for II, and the IfoSrees
renders the Eiau ninoii as hnsly dlalpiyed
as watc;, or hna enough 10 penetrate tho
uerva oifeu lRti1n, which is thirtY onB tIuBs
smaller than the smallest capillary blood
vessels, and when N lE9i with the disosting
tuid the RlOumep cannot DO oOagulated or
proolpitatod by either boat or alcohol. Here
ia whore t. Q searet lies and f. q most valua-
bIa one, and ascOEnts for their cursJ CT par.
alFs,s. II would nave been better for tho
doxle 90. To have allowed this fact to cone
q tBe surface before, AMI Il en- II would not
nave been necessary TO ageumul8te a conf
isbo5 q their goods through the long road
81 experience against public prejudice
These fa1is that havo come out will help tito
| 5OUbRRy vaEy much, 90 they show ita IN
toubsod snisRlihs aud usei1l basis In Lo6
1old. Their bottled goods are best.
m2g.em 2taW
Parties VIII leave Philadelphia Monday,
| Septe moor 10, and Mlniav. DsEubof g. for
Two Grand Trips Direct TO
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

The BlIst Pfes0y terrain moonlight ex
curslon will take place this evening,
providing 1t does not rain, otherW Use II
wild lie postponed until tomorrow eve.
ninz.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

Clerk Of the Market smel'z received
this morning Ous thousand Jersey
melons, which E6 is selling a. very low
prices. He aleo received three hundred
oAsksts OF tine peaches, and ezEeaiB 10
receive tWo hundred mUre 10 morrow
morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

BEpIN5, Aug 20.-The Joanna
l!ng.ss aGup meeting was rather SHINY
rl.l 10 day, Regular service were
is4 G4v. % Thursday the camp
u..s la- wl.l sls5e with grand walk.
ssr4..l An! revival. This mcetiuG has
'=-u O. gr#.r C financially AID II
Jr=-tT a1.c#i.E.c
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

Oar celebrated 20 and 90 cent teas are
I RrsA'est bsrsAins offered. Cnpptu,
o Ia t Eeeoad street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

To boy Kid Oxford Ties Slippers. Tar
nis and,BAse Ball shoeJ,nt BAbooJS's, go
Market atreet, hbdva Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

Pare 81 Ices, pure spices. frorh Froup
al OFiDpan's, EAa! Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

Can be saved by buyingGlrIs' and Boys'
shoes, ct Rabcock D, 20G Market Stree;
above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
> NE-
Eou Ofleans, La,
WHxhfnEGaa, n. 9
ADDRESS H,slsli,Ii LIttiB 70
HKR AHsHATT0HAM HAME
Kew Orleans, Ia.

DEMEMDED That tho presence
REM I'm DEN Generals BsauroSsre
and Early, who are Ia charge 0; the draw
lngs, ia q guarantee q absolute fAirnost
snd integrity, that the ohanoos are al;
equal sad that no one oAn possibly divine
Nhnt numbers viii draw PIise.
REMEMBEH ALSO. inst the payment 0,
Prizes is GUARANTEED HY F0UE
EAEIOH AL BAH EB Of Rev Orleans
and the TicKeta are Signed by the Prssi
dent Of an lnstitution, whose chartered
rights sro recognized In tho highest OOuTts
therefore, beware OF AM limitations OF An
noymoua schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
100000 Tickets nj Twenty DOIs
lars each. Halves $40; Quar- teRa
o5; TenthH e.; TWontieths 81.
LILY nn EnInnn.


s,iSa Prizes, Amounting to........s 81, ObE s0C
EoTA.-Tiokets drawing Capital PEitss arc
not entitled 20 terminal PrlEos.
For Club RRtsa. or any mrther iBiormA
tion deilred, write legiblg W the uniergign.
Cd, clearly stating your residence, with
state, County, street and Number. More
rapid return mail delivery will be assured
by your enclosing an Envelope bearing your
full address
Orders, or New ORR Exchange iB ordinary
letter Currency by Ezpress (at our ezpenae)
addressed 70
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
t Excursion Postponed

Ihs eyc1Eflon otthn shislda' Library As.
In5.Islon HhIch was TO take place this even
u - Ia. Iss useh Pottn0nal on account Of tbs
august 2.sL,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
Wholesale 4 RETAIL AT
j. j. SMITHS,
FOURTH & SHIPLEY SITS

NJ OilDE-i, ChAKLES J.H. BECKETT,
hereby give notice that on the I'm
GOV Of september rext ensuing, being inc
h.tt day Of tae september term Of the Usurt
Of deIeiai Session, Ia aud for Rew Castle
u9unty 1 Will spply TO tho Honorable
l1dKes ofsaid court for a license 10 sell in.
I'aieatlng liquors In quantities not less this n
ono-hllt gallon, an no. to bs drunk on inc
premises. The said business is TO be carried
o. At Nc. iOs West Seventh street, in tho
9th ward OF he city II W IlmIngtDn and the fol
lowing named respectable oitiggug al All
WaId recon- Eend the granting Of tho appli
cation, viz:
ftSnt ! hassOn Jsnn q BFison
~m 0'uonu9r Gavin Thompson
mos ; hellum Josiah MoUAll
James Hanson W git
HOWARD Zen MSoannon
Edward h franklin ] Jim Percy
IS9ike III Beeson Steward HoptOn
nafllnY Henry Miller
n, uS IN ~ Donohoe James MeJRry
fQb'ns0n bP Hass1n
" p Kyle DIT KiIIrov
W 4 KINNEY frank shaw
tzlSt OHAS. j. II. BECKETT.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

We, tAO undersigned Banks and Banker
VIII pay ali PrfSes drawn 10 The LouiElhns
state Lotteries which may be presented
our eountars.
4. n WALHRBEH, PFeg. Lou1sinns
Rational HEHk.
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres, state Ea
Gaonal Ranh.
a. BATDWIN, Pres. n. q. Waa'l U's
CARL ROME. Pres ni0n NnGiORn
Rank.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

80 ID 1ssi sailors and inarInes
DIae'aF. ce lidcatas obtained by "
S. EgN sir D Haygard's pension ollice
IoJD 3, Exchange Building.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

w ANPED-A GOOD BOY To RUN
w ertAnds. No. 400 shlplsy st, A2l2tHI
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
Observation-Disclosures.
Peroxide of SiIiCates.
THE TARMERs AND GARDENERS
BEST FHIEND.

A sure protection against tho raVaEos Of
ali insect poIt9 that deetEoy the groWiDs
crops Hh0a nike with tue Fert tliEsr II
Will destroy ali iitubs and Worms In tht
goii II KIDS the colorado Hectic or PosatC
Tug tbs Cabbage Worm and all kinda Of
bugs and insecte that attack tho tomato
pibnt khle, esq plaLt, cSulihower, oucum-
Der, melon, squash ana canteloupe, currAnl
on hes, fCse bushes, fruit trCss and al
shfubborY, etc, &c.
IN tender vinos dust lightly aud on hard
| Ter llsuts m7ro literally. Tho beet time to
app the Silia4sus Is whom vegetation is wet
ffoal rain or dew. Tho silioAtos being lnthe
! shape Of moo powder 10 readily applied by
meRus o;dustlnE through a cloth bag about
tho texture VI ii1o cheese cloth Wien a
lATg atoa OF Cabbage or Potatoes iH 70 be
busted. IL can be dens quic8ly aud evenly
two foWl At o q Ee, win our hand dusIat
Bags aul as tlst 90 an ora mary Walk, All
oar Agohts can supply the bags.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21

Coffee. coffee, fresh roasted tFiea
week, at Orippen'sI s East secou
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-21
STILL ABLE.

We are still able to supply
the demand, but don't know
how long we will be, for we
are making a hoIe-just
what we want-and until
this hole is the size we desire
everything will continue at
the same reduced prices. The
Mems, Youths, Boys and
Children's Clothing are the
best goods. If you look In
and see them you will buy.
HARRY HART.
THE n. Y. CLOTHING MAEUPa %
No. 3I6 Market Street.
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The Aunt Kezlah Papers, by CLARA AUGUSTA author
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The Road to Wealth. Not advertising circular
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One Hundred Popular Songs, sentimental pathetic
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Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-04-28

Mrs. Rachel H. Jacobs, the wife of
Rev. G. S. Jacobs, has been a patient
sufferer for about thirty years. She
was born in Shawneetown, ILL.,, Dec. 2l,
1884, she was the daughter of Mrs.
Judiath Brown. she embraced hope
in Christ in 1849, at Jacksonville, ILL.,,
and was welded to- C. S. Jacop s, Feb.
20, 1855. C.S. Jacobs was lice nsed to
preach the Gospel of Christ in 1872 and
his wife, Mrs. c. S. Jacobs has been
constantly with him in the following
charges: First at Milwaukee, Wis,
2 years, three years at Galesburgh, at
Sparta l year, at Bloomington 2 years,
at Jacksonville year at St. Stephens,
w. Side Chicago years, at St. Paul,
Mimi, 2 years and at St. Paul,
Chicago, since August 1887, in all Is
years and eight months. On Saturday,
April Z, at 25 minutes to 6 O'Clock
she fell asleep in Jesus. She was wholly
interested in the s. s. aud missionary
work, devoting al her energy to S. S.
and the little ones, regarding them as
lambs of the fold. She was unequaled
In her work and love for the mission
cause. On instance alone IS sufficient
to prove this. While she was unusually
i'll at st. Paul, and d great part of the
time confined to her bed, she re-
membered the missionary in his lonely
and trying hours, and never failed. not
outstanding her own suffering to lay
their claims before the friends who
came to see her for they were many,
and she gathered in this way and sent
to the annual conference which met at
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Chicago,
August, 1887, the sum of $1,000
this act is but the expression of the
deep interest which she at all times felt
in the cause, God and missions, She
was great lover of young ministers and
at all times gave them such advise as
she thought best and always had a word
Of cheer and courage to give, and in her
house since 1855 the ministers of Christ
have found a home. She leaves two
sisters, one son and one granddaughter,
and host Of relatives to mourn herloss.
Rev. q. $. Jacobs and his wife had lived
thirty-three years one month
fifteen days.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-04-28
ST. PAUL..

VOTE on Tuesday for James X. Hill
yard and the entire Republican ticket.
GET your friends to vote for James K.
Hilyard and the entire Republican
ticket
DoN'V fail to 60 and see the funniest
OF all funny plays, "a Bunch of Keys"
at the Grand next week.
TIE Oath Infantry now stationed at
Fort Smelling will exchange places with
the 3rd Infantry who are now stationed
in Montana.
M J. BELL, ESQ, register of deeds,
who has been seriously i'll for the past
five weeks, writes from Florida, where
he is, that his health is improving.
Mr.. J. @. ADAMS is suffering from an
attack OF erysipelas. He has been re-
moved from his room in Union block.
to Mrs. James Banisters, 1921 Martin
street.
Mr.. FRED SIMS, the son of John Sims,
of Oskaloosa, a graduate of the Oska-
loosa business college. has been ap-
pointed stenographer for Hon. Ben.
Butler, Mass.
Look out for the grand entertainment
which is to be given for the benefit Of
Chemical Engine Company No. 4 at
Market Hall, May IS. 1t will be the
big thing of the season.
The Y. M. G. A. building committee
have decided upon plans for their new
building which is to be erected at the
corner of Tenth and Minnesota, costing
when completed about $ll5 900.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-04-28

/ 4 4 X. n
REV. J. M. HENDERSON and =. III Lyles
were appointed to represent the A. N. E.
church on the committee Of the several
churches having for its object the
formation Of alliance branch of the
United States.
We CAN congratulate ourselves upon
the fact that we have got two Colored.
simon pure republican organizations
which can be able to do much effective
work during the coming campaign, with
j. @. Adams at the head of the Garnett
Republican League, E. P. Wade, I. w.
Evans, Owen Davis, and F. d. Parker
on the executive committee and Rev.
VIM. Gray, their representative on the
county executive committee Of the
State League, much good can be ex-
pected.
REV. J. R. SLATTERY, who arrived in
the city Thursday. has been laboring in
the South among the Colored people,
establishing Catholic churches, will be
at present in charge of the new Catholic
church now being organized. The eff
fort is noble one and should meet with
that encouragement it deserves, and all
should. lend encouragement to the move
ment, as we can't have too many
churches, no matter of what denomina-
ton, to assist in the moral elevation of
our people.
COLLARS AND CUFFS, 2 cents each;
handkerchief, 8 cents; socks, 8 cents;
undershirts, Z cents; drawers, Z cents.
We use the latest improved machinery
and guarantee strictly first class work.
We make our own soaps and dispense
with the injurious chemicals used in
most laundries. Goods called for and
delivered free. State Steam Laundry,
22s West Seventh st., Spicer Bros.
Proprietors.
The literary society of st. James
church held its regular meeting last
Tuesday evening with large attend
ance. The program was we'll received.
The following programme will be pre-
sented next Tuesday evening: Select
reading, Mrs. Addie Henry; snlo, Mr..
D. G. Cotton; decalmation, Master Ar
truda Lee; solo, Mrs. w. H. Clay; ad-
dress, Mr.. Chas. James; solo; Chas.
Bush; select reading, Miss Florence
French.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-04-28

The Largest Household Goods Establishment Chicago
cellar make speciality
Priced Goods People going housekeeping will do
full line osecondhand viii
trouble goods.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-04-28
Notice..

The members of Pioneer Lodge and
all Master Masons in good standing, are
requested to meet at the lodge room,
414 Jackson St. at - O'Clock sharp,
Sunday noon, April 29th, to 60 to
Minneapolis and assist in laying the
corner stone of the Second A, M. E.
Church. By order of
J. X. H1LYARD, acting. w. M.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-04-28
Land Excursions. 1888.

ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TR1r.
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Rail
way will sell upon April 8 and "a, May
s and %. June 5 and 10. round trip
tickets at above named rate to all points
IN Nebraska, Kansas, Texas, Arkansas,
New Mexico, Florida, Tennessee, Missi.
ssippi, Alabama, Georgia North and
South Carolina, Minnesota and Dakota
Tickets good for thirty days from
date Of sale.
For tickets, rates, sleeping car accom-
odation, call upon nearest ticket agent.
or write to E. A. Whitaker, Gen. Tiki.
and Pass. ACT, Minneapolis, MINI.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-04-28

st. James A. M. E. church, corner
Fuller and Jay streets. Sabbath SER
vices, HOO a. m. Wednesday evening
prayer meeting, 8 p. IN. Friday even
ing ass, 500 p. m. Rev. John M.
Henderson,, Pastor, residence, 173
Char.es street. Days for PASTORAL visits
Monday and Tuesday. Days at home
Wednesday and Thursday. Weddings,
funeI ais and the sick, promptly attend
ed to upon notice.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-13


Died at his home near Graysport,
Miss, Aug. 9Th, 1883 of a lingering
disease Henry Trussell Esq, in the
S5th year of his age, leaving a wife
seven children and many grand-chil-
dren to mourn his loss
Deceased was born in the State OF
South Carolina in Nov, 1918, moved
to this State in 1885, married here
and soon after settled the home
where he spent the remainder Of his
long, active and useful life.
Temperate, honest and faithful to
every trust he won the confidence
and esteem of the people of his dis
trict whom he served in an official
capacity forty years, discharsing the
duties of office with courage and
marked ability. A protessed follow
er of Christ, he connected himself
with the Baptist Church many years
ago where he remained in full fellow
ship to the end of life.
Though gone from among US now,
his works still remain to praise him
and keep his memory green. Many
relatives and friends gathered when
his body was committed to the bur
ial many no doubt prayed that they
might meet him again clothed in i'm
mortality when partings and tears
are no more and when Death is
swallowed up in victory"