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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-23

NOR SALE. a well established Green Grocery.
Il doing a fine business for a number OF
years with extensive privileges, moderate
rents, etc, bargain for cash TO the right
man. Address MERCHANT, Morning News.
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EOR SALE AT GLEASoN'S STABLE, com
bination horse, buggy and harness. Sold
for No fault
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LETTER BOXES

in the MORNING NEWS are furnished without
cost for the receipt of answers to advertisers,
and all communications are strictly conf.
Dental
Persons having advertising accounts with
the MORNING News can send advertisements
BY TELEPHONE when it is not convenient 10
write and forward them to the ONCE.
Telephone of Business Office is No, AGA.
Calls answered until no P. M
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WANTED at once, distiller that under
" stands making fine rosin. Apply to, or
address, SMITH & WOOD, Eden, Ga
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A RARE BARGAIN.-B residence in
n Palatka Fla; large 214-story house, with
l.! ten rooms; fine location; fues and closets In
all rooms; at a bargain II sold soon. s. A,
ADAMS, Jacksonville, Fla, or II. IL. FIELD,
Palatka, Fla.
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WANTED, general state agent to open Office
w headquarters in sumo principal city, as
sumo exclusive control Of our business and APP
point local or subagents 10 every city in this
state; goods well known, staple -four. in uni
versal demand and pay net profit Of fifty to
one hundr per cent. Address, with creden-
tails, THE UNION COMPANY. Broad and Astor
Place, New York City.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

DOR RENT, one large room, furnished and
4 attended, convenient 10 business. $50 South
Broad.
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WANTED, timer and roofer, one can do
w pumming, to go to Palatka, Fla. Apply
to Morning News one day, or 7. E. KING, Pa
latka Fla
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WANTED, a steady married man white or
w colored) to live on and take charge of a
farm about two miles from the city. Apply to
w. S. CHERRY, SO Bay street
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT

TOR RENT. two-story on basement brick
Il house, having all modern improvements,
situated on Tatt1all street. second house froui
Liberty. Apply 40 Whitaker street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I Asst DAY, and if rush continues, you will
II have to call early to get at 25c. to-day
those superior 40c, Chocolates at HEIDTS.
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WANTED. a man to take an office and repre-
w sent a manufacturer; $50 per week. small
capital required. Address, with stamp MANU-
FACTURER, Box 20, West Acton Mass q
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LOST.

/ OST a Black Puppy with spotted feet and
II breast; answers to name OF Rover. Five
dollars reward for his return to 200 Perry street.
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FOR SALE.


WANTED. purchaser for light draught
w steamer; double eneines; speed 10 to 10
miles per hour; can be bought cheap. Apply
to Mr.. FOLEY Doboy Island, Ga. or 7. e.
KING, Palatka. Fla.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS to-day at HEIDT'S in
other advertisements.
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EoR SALE, to close an estate, l3,459 acres
L valuable timber lands in a body, Beaufort
and Hampton coupues, S c. pine, cypress,
oak, etc; convenient 10 railroad and water car
rage. Inquire of George Feltham, Graham.
vile, s. c., near the lands, for boundaries. Ap-
ply TO A. j. WILLS, ll9 Broadway, New York,
for terms.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-23

TODAY only SOC pound, Csc, half pound, for
4 HElDTS Fine Confections; handsomest
package put up.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

DY a gentleman, situation as nurse; prefer
I'D an invalid; am willing to work for 70 all
wa yes and reputation. Address B.. News office
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-23

TODAY reduced prices, so lose not the op.
Il portunity OF trying HEIDT'S fine line Of
Candies. Have you seen them?s
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Tor RENT that fine old mansion, 2I5 South
Broad street, is now being thoroughly re.
paired and painted. Would make the finest
boarding house in the city. Would be leased for
term Of years and additional rooms built II
desired. Apply on the premises. j. &. PECK
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WANTED, by a young man OF six years ex-
w perience. a clcrkship in a lawyers office,
with an opportunity to read law; a nominal
salary expected. Address NJ, care Morning
News
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WANTED. you to get Flower Seed while
w stock is complete, and to try HEIDT'S 15c.
Kerosene.
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TOR SALE, fine Horse and Buggy; horse fast
II and suitable for lAdy's driving. Apply &C
30 Harris street. Horse will be sold with or
without buggy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-23

WANTED, agents for our new patent Fire
w Proof Safes; size 28x1sx1S; weight 500
pounds; retail price S3j; others in proportion;
highest award silver medaD Centennial Exposi-
ton; rare chance; permanent business; our
prices lowest; we are not in the safe pool; ex-
Cincinnati, ..
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TOR RENT, three.story brick house, No. o5
4 Jefferson, corner Of Perry; newly painted
and repaired; contains nine rooms on basement
and two-story outbulding Apply 10 j. w
McALPlN, Executor
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

LNOR RENT, fine Office in Stoddard's Lower
i Range, having an outlook over the river
Rent very moderate. Apply 10 WALTHOUR &
RIVERS corner Bay and Abercorn.
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TODAY, at reduced prices. HEIDTS fine
L Confections Marshmallows. Pure Gum
Drops, Crystallized Fruits, Chocolate Creams,
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FOR SALE.

MELON GROWERS AND PLANTERS. AT.
vi TENTloN. IL you wish TO plant pure
"kolb Gem" or "RattiesnakeN melon seed, saved
from larg', we'll shaped melons, no culls, | can
supply you at 81 per pound; special price for
large orders Have also Little Red Cob All
Corn PeterEin and Herong cotton seed and
fdr saie. PHILIP s. JONES Seed GI;q eower'
Herndon, Ga.
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ENOR Reliable Drugs, Fancy Articles, Pure
Il Candies and Fresh Seeds, at low prices, go
to HEIDT'S
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WANTED, good, healthy wet nurse, white
w or colored. Apply at 157 CASTOR street,
corner of Howard. = l
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I WENT TO HARRIS GREEN GROCERY
and got the finest Meats / ever saw. He
keeps everything first-class and sells cheap
Corner Taylor and Whitaker.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-23

TODAY only Csc. for SOC. sizes of Handker-
i chief Extracts or Freeman's Face Powder.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-23

TO-DAY only 15c. for that well-known brow
4 25c. Tooth Brush Only sold at HEIDT'S.
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SALES FUTURE DAYS.
Barge Briefly Hill.
By ]. Mclaughlin & Son,

On MONDAY, e5th February, 1885, at II O'Clock,
We will sell the Barge BRIEFLY HILL at
our Warehouse on Monday next. She will he
sold as she now lies stranded on Tybee Beach for
account of all concerned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-23

A STATELY BRUNETTE, recently divorced
"a for the fifth time is willing to take a sixth
risk on any of the thousands OF young men who
morrow's News
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Weather Indications.

~ Special indications for Georgia:
fAla Fair, colder weather, northerly
- Winds.
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LEGAL SALES.

RECEIVERS SALE OF TWO ELEGANT,
LIGHT DRAFT, FAST RUNNING RIVER
STEAMERS.
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TRY &c Cigar at HEIDTS; nothing but the
l. best sold for the money.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-23

nor RENT-House 70 Jones; store 70 Rail
~ road street; cheap. j. II. RuWE
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, a settled colored woman as nurse
w Apply IA Jones street, corner Whitaker
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Given AWAY-Snmples Silver Bell Cologne
VI HEIDTS extensive line OF Connections are
handsomely put up at &c, 40c. and Csc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-23

A UCTION SALE TONIGHT AT GALA
"A HANS, 2916 Barnard street-Crockery,
Furniture, Pictures, and General Mercandiae
and Notions. Odd Fellows Block, 2011 Barnard
street.
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TAKE.-Now is the time to set your hens for
81 March chickens. Go to JOHN LYONS or
W. G. COOPER'S and get setting Of Ply
mouth Rocks or Brown Leghorns, the best of
all chickens
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MACK. you win; but find several big induce
WI ments offered at HEIDT'S only for to-day.

DERSONAL.-Price List of Photographs:
L Petites, per dozen, one fifty; Cards, per
dozen, two; Cabinets per dozen and one extra,
the size for an eight by ten frame, two fifty.
j. n. WILSON
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PERSONAL.

u EEF EATER,-I have written to the sani-
I'D tary inspe tor, aud he says that you and
all the public may visit Joyce's new cold storage
refrigerator at any time and q the fine display
of Meats and Poultry that a first-class market
keeps Respectfully, MUTTON HEAD
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u nave TO call early 10 ReC al S0C. tO-uay
those superior 4Oc, Chocolates at HEIDTS.
TODAY only SOC pound, 25c. half pound, for
4 HEi DTS Fine CONNECTIONS; handsomest
package put up.
TODAY reduced prices, so lose not the OPP
Il portunity of trying HEIDT'S fine line Of
Candies Have you seen themSs
TO-DAY, at reduced prices. HEIDTS fine
L CONNECTIONS, Marshmallows Pure Gum
Drops, Crystalllzed Fruits, Chocolate Creams
TODAY only Csc for Soc sizes of Handker-
l. chief Extracts or Freeman's Face Powder
TO-DAY only 15c. for that well-known brow
4 25c. Tooth Brush Only sold at HEIDTS.
E'oR Reliable Drugs, Fancy Articles, Pure
l. Candies and Fresh Seeds, at low prices. go
to HEIDT'S.
WANTED. you to get Flower Seed while
w stock is complete, and TO try HEIDT'S l5c.
Kerosene.
TRY &c Cigar at HEIDT'S; nothing but the
l. best sold for the money.
OWEN AwAY-samples Silver Bell Cologne
VI HEIDT'S extensive line OF CONNECTIONS are
handsomely put up at 25c., 40c. and 65c.
A UCTION SALE TONIGHT AT GALA.
"a HANS, 291R Barnard street-Crockery,
Furniture, Pictures, and General Mercandise
and Notions. Odd Fellows Block, 2019 Barnard
street.
Il ID GLOVES DYED at SAVANNAH STEAM
~ DYE WORKS, 1874 State street.
T AIDES DRESSES Cleaned or Dyed without
Il ripping. SAVANNAH STEAM DYE
WORKS, State street.
d EFORE you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBT. II. TATEM Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer
~ ENT'S WEAR Cleaned or Dyed and Innings
VI left clean and while. at SAVANNAH
STEAM DYE WORKS. 1874 State street.
DVORCES-A. GOODRICH, attorney at law,
~ 124 Dearborn street, Chicago; advice free;
q years experience; business quietly and legally
transacted.
7 oOK at CORNwELL & CHIPMAN'S adver-
1 4 paQ
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~ ENT'S WEAR Cleaned or Dyed and Innings
VI left clean and while at SAVANNAH
STEAM DYE WORKS, 1874 State street.
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7 AIDES DRESSES Cleaned or Dyed without
II ripping. SAVANNAH STEAM DYE
WORKS. State street.
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before you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBT II. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer
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DVORCES-A. GOODRICH, attorney at law,
~ 14 Dearborn street, Chicago; advice free;
81 years experience; business quietly and legally
transacted.
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I anl, very respectfully,
B. +. PRICE

LITTLE FERRY, N. j., December IA
In binding snow storm TO- day heavy
coal train plunged into the Hackensack
river, through an open drawbridge: The
engine went out Of sight, carrying with it
the engineer, fireman and one brakeman.
The snow prevented the engineer from
seeing the danger signals and nothing
could be done to stop him.
CHARLOTTE, N. g., December 49,
News of the most horrible death of the
little seven year old daughter of John
Christianberg, in Burk County, was
received here to-day. The little girl was
left alone by the fire, while its mother
went out of the house. She soon heard
the pitiful cries of her daughter, and
rushing into the room, a ghastly sight
met her eyes. The little girl was lying
in the middle of The room, and her cloth
ing and long, golden hair we're in flames.
Half fainting, the mother made frantic
efforts to save the child, but of no avail.
Mrs. Christianberg's clothing also took
fire, and if it had not been for the timely
appearance Of q neighbor, she too, would
have been burned to death. The house
took fire, but the flames were extiDguish.
ed before much damage was done.
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Judge Cothran has not Jet resigned his
seat in Congress, and it is probable that
he will rot do so for some time, as the
r. & D. r. R. authorities have concluded
to hold the attorneyship open for him
until he can see his way clear to accept it.
When his resignation does take place,
there will be no lack of candidates to
succeed him. Maj. E. B. Murray, Capt.
d. Z. Norris, Col. r. w. Simpson, Maj.
B. F. Whitner, and Col. E. NJ. Rucker,
of Anderson, W. G. Benet, Esq, of Alb.
beville, and Geo. Johnstone, of ofNewberry,
have been suggested as probable candi-
dates, and there are two other Counties
yet to hear from.
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Hollands Store Items.

The Concert and festival held at Starr on
the 18th inst. was big success. The for.
mer was managed by Prof. Willis, and
consisted Of songs, dialogues, rotations,
&c. Mr.. J. B. Leverett, at the commence
ment, made few appropriate remarks,
and introduced each succeeding act. Ev-
ery piece was we'll rendered and reflects
credit, not only on the performers, but
the teacher as we'll. Among the pieces
that we think deserve special mention
was the song entitled Homeless to
night"-sung by the Misses Gray and
their brother; also, the song, "We are
little travellers" beautifully sung by q
sweet little daughter of Mr.. j. B. Leverett.
The master piece was well acted by all,
and especially the character that our
young friend, Paul Crowther, represented.
The festival was managed by the good
ladies of the surrounding country, and
was as well gotten UP as any affair of the
kind we ever attended. We would say
more, but we know that our friend,
"Omega," will tell all about it. We feel
that we are trespassing, anyway. The
net proceeds were, we learn, about one
hundred and thirty.6ye dollars.
Mr.. T. ]. Holland is now keeping the
post Office in his new building. He is
also receiving his new goods.
Rev. MI. Ford visited this community
last week, Strengthening up his business
before taking charge of his new field.
His friends were glad to see him.
Rev. z. R. Carswell preached several
very fine sermons during his visit the past
week.
ent is comparatively good.
News is very scarce. BURKE.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

ST. LOUIS, December 14.-Half doz.
en- farmers who were returning to their
homes from Dallas, Texas, yesterday after
selling their cotton we're robbed by high.
waymen on the road near White Rock.
Bloodhounds were put on their tracks,
and report has reached Dallas that two
of the robbers were captured and hanged
by the enraged farmers.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, December l3.-
w. B. Allen, a well known engineer of
the Georgia Pacific Railroad, dropped
dead on his locomotive at Leeds yesterday.
He was unwell, but insisted on fulfilling
his duty, and went out as usual. BE got
to Leeds, where he reached for the air
brake, and instead of grasping the handle
fell in the freman's arms, with the ex.
clamation "Oh. my God! !" and died. he
was Chief of Division 207, Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers Of Atlanta. He
leaves wife and children.
WASHINGTON, December 14.-When
one of the fast New York and Washing
ton express trains on the Baltimore and
Potomac arrived here tonight the dead
body of q man was found on the COW.
catcher of the engine. 1t was subse.
quently learned that the train had run
into wagon filled with countrymen on
the outskirts of the city. -Four men were
killed-two white and two colored-and
one colored man was badly injured. The
men were in a covered wagon and drove
across the track without concern, as the
guard gates were open. The watchman
at the crossing, whose duty it vas to close
the gate at the approach of train, was
to o.night arrested on the charge of man.
slaughter.
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, Dec. IA
Winnipeger who has just arrived from
the Pacific coast tells of a thrilling acci,
dent to the Canadian Pacific through
express in the mountains Saturday last.
A rail gave way at point on the noun.
tain side above the Columbia River. The
engine passed over safely, but the two
coaches following swung about and top
pled over. The bank was very perpen-
dicular, and The cars would have tumbled
several hundred feet below into the flow
ing river had it not been that the coupling
twisted around and held the tremendous
weight. There were two cars, one with
its load of passengers, suspended between
heaven and earth. The weight Of the
engine and the balance of the train pre-.
vented the suspended cars from drawing
the whole train down. The suspense was
said to be dreadful. The frightened pas.
sengers were compelled to remain in their
perilous condition until the train hands
built platform around and underneath
the hanging cars, enabling all 10 make
their escape. The place where the acci-
dent occurred is considered the most
.dannarol1s in The mountains.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-12-19

Senator Buffers bill to provide for the
emigration of persons of color from the
Southern States provides that the head
of any family, or for himself, if not mar.
ried, may make application TO the nearest
United States Commissioner, under oath,
setting forth the fact that he desires to
emigrate to foreign country for perma,
nent residence and citizenship, and that
he is too poor to pay the cost of transpor-
tation. A. certificate of this statement
shall be forwarded by the Commissioner
to the Quartermaster General of the
army, who shall thereupon furnish to said
applicant the necessary transportation by
the cheapest route. For this purpose
the bill appropriates the sum of s5,000,.
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LOG Al II E w So
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Dots From Hamilton.

D. T. Ford, OF Liberty, died suddenly
on Tuesday evening, srd inst, Of conges-
ton of the bowels, after an illness of three
days. Mr.. Ford leaves young widow
with three small children, by former
marriage, to train for Heaven. Mr.. Ford
was highly esteemed in the community
as citizen and christian gentleman. The
funeral services were conducted by the
Rev. DIR. Riley, at Ruhamah Church, be-
fore a large and sympathizing assemblage,
and then the body was laid to rest by the
side of his former wife, by the Liberty
Farmers Alliance, Of which be was an
honored member. Mr.. Ford has for
many years been consistent member OF
the Presbyterian Church, having joined
at old Carmel Church, where his parents
before him had held membership. In the
life of Mr.. Ford, from boyhood, there was
much that was worthy of imitation by
the young men of the present day. He
was always honest, truthful and amiabie
in his department to all with whom he
came in contact. It is believed by those
best acquainted with him that he never
syore an oath or took beverage. The
untimely death of his father when he was
but lad in his teens, left him to care for
and provide for widowed mother and
three sisters. How well he performed
these responsible duties is known to his
most intimate friends and acquaintances.
Mr., Ford was stricken down by death in
the zenith of his manhood, when, to hu-
man ken, his life seemed necessity to
his family, the Church and the commu-
nifty. But God doeth all things we'll.
But as we record the death of one so
young and so promising, so, too, must we
record the sudden death of an aged vet
eran of the cross, Mr.. Levi Taylor, of the
Ruhamah neighborhood. He had been
connected with that Church for many
years, and the latter years of his life were
spent in the full and perfect enjoyment OF
his religion. He had arrived at that
point in a growth of grace in his heart
when he could say that his peace was as
river flowing from the throne of God,
with scarcely ripple upon its surface.
Thus death is no respector of persons, but
reaps down the aged and the young alike.
Mr.. Taylor was nearly eighty-three years
of age, and for the last seven years of his
life has liyed happily with second WIFE.
Ie- fo
mourn the sad death of Mr.. Taylor, who
was stricken with paralysis and could
never speak after he was taken. Helived
four days in this helpless and deplorable
condition. But Mr.. Taylor was not taken
unawares, for he told many of his friends
long before he was stricken down that he
was waiting the summons, and ready to
depart and be with the Lord.
m n r
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Tribute of Respect.

Alta regular communication of Barnett
Lodge, No. LOG, A. T. NJ, held at Pierce
town Dec. 6, 1850, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased the Great Archi-
tect of the Universe to remove by death on
the End instant our beloved Brother, John
B. Orr; and, whereas, while we meekly
bow to the will of the Great Creator, We
deeply mourn the loss Of our departed
brother, feeling that our Lodge has lost a
worthy member, che community an up.
right, honest citizen, and the bereaved FAM
lily kind husband and father. Therefore,
be it
/. Rcsolucd, That whilst we mourn the
loss of our dear brother, we feel that our
loss is his eternal gain.
2. That the Lodge be draped in mourn.
ing, and that each brother wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
3. That copy Of this preamble and res
olutions be sent to the ANDERSON lETELLI.
GENCER for publica ton, and copy to the
bereaved family of our deceased brother,
and blank page in our record book be
dedicated to his memory.
Respectful submitted,
j. G. BOGGS,
J. II. BURDINE, Com.
). P. TRAYNUM,