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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

The new Baptist church, when fin
ished, which will soOn be the ease,
| will be one Of the most beautiful tenn
piles Of Worship ever dedicated to the
service Of God, in this old common
wealth. Built on deep and solid foun-
dations, the suporstructurC is q splen-
did specimen of architectural taste.
While great attention has been paid
to strength and durability, handsome
ornamentation has not been sacrificed
to attain these ends. Take it III its
entirety outside, and in it will stand Il
monument of the lberality of the Bap-
fist. There was not a member OF the
church, AZ matter how poor, who did
not give something toward its cree
ton, bringing them all on a common
level as to the moral claims of each.
While 1t is well known that Capt.
John Powell was the prime factor in
the work, we know that he wishes
every member to feel that his claims
are not above theirs. We could not
close this article without mentioning
with grateful feelings, outsiders, even
those of q different faith and nation,
who gave their money and personal
influence in aid of this grand struct-
ure. The Pastor Rev. L. b. Miller
has thrown all the weight of his indi-
vidual and pastoral influence in the
good work, besides contributing no
small share ofhis earnings. Although
n small man physically, his shoulders
were ever broad enough and strong
enough TO bear every responsibility
imposed ON them. A MAJ of wonderful
vita! force, with II head to think, a
heart to feel and hands to work, he
has laid all these powers on the alter
where no and his flock constantly
| worship in the name Of the triune God.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20
OUR CHURCHES.

Having written oftheothcr churches
what they are doing by way of fittino
np new houses of worship, we must
not overlook the Presbyterians, who
seem unawakened by excitement OF
emation on the subject. They have a
arg. an comfortable chuoh, elegantly
furnish d, with comfortable and
costly seats, carpets Light, and VIC
reckon when they conclude TO have n
new church, there will not he either
money nor means wanting for the
purpose.
Their pastor, Mr.. Carothers has been
at the head OF this church for many
years. As a preacher, he is both taste
ful n eloquent, and sound and
practical in his views, and orthodox
II doctrine. Mr.. Caro,hers writes his
sermons, and never fails to read n
christian lesson of deep thought, and
yet of plain application. He is much
beloved by the people of Grenada, as
well as by his congregation.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

The removal OF Misses Maidee and
Ellen Shelby, from this place to
Shelby Station, Miss, will add much
social aud intellectual light to that
isolated part of Il State, but viii be
followed by corresponding darkness
to the social festivities OF Grena'a,
The fact is, were these two popular
Young ladies' to lead the lives Of 4
rec'use in Il canebruke Of the SWAMP,
it would be but little time =. tore
they would hear the b atjng hearts
Of self-imposrd guardians, watching
tho safety Of their 81" G-iOu. But
tn y are too bright and lovely for any
such spif-immOlation. 10 shine
whore thtir personal attractions vii!
shed life and beauty to their moral
and intellectual surroundings is q
law as clelely written IN their f,crs
~ the FURNISHED corona OF the glow
ing sun. What some of the "DOya'
in town will do since the living shrine
0ftheir devotions is gone, W. do ho;
know. The truth is We feel ~ bad
.oursclf, Observation-Disclosures
hat TO do,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

In Capt. Tom Gamers livery sta
BILE, we called on Monday morning,
to look at some Colorado Mares and
horses. We found them larger in
size, with much more developed mus
Gle, and rs q rule, much better forr-
ed than the Texas pony, aud there.
fore much more valuable. The prices
we did not learn, but we must say
again much more valuable as farm
animals, because they have the size,
weight and power.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

Little Willie O'Csllaghan, a favorite
in this Uillug aud we believe of evory=
body els Q who knows him, leaves on
Saturday to see his bright and loving
little mother, Mrs. F. O'Callaghan, in
Memphis, a highly respected lady.
A happy Christmas, Willie, is the Of
ering of the GAZETTE.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20
II the open lots around the suual

If the open lots around the squar
were cleaned of the old broken bottles,
jugs, hoops, wires and other danger
Il rubbish, they would net only ap-
pear for the better interest of the
town, but would be safer for pedes
TRANS walking day and night, in pur-
suit Of duty. If our city fathers wish
to present such a present to the tax
payers, we believe that they would
receive this as such, In places, it ia
almost dangerous for n TO cnter this
tangled forrest of dangers, seen and
unseen.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

We stand by Grenada and support
her institutions. We will hold our
trade at all hazard, profit or no profit
Wewill meet any kindofB latherskite
competition, Comeon get your goods
We guarantee to protect you.
GRIFFIs &BURNS.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

which never Ia@"s in nf tho c,rulci'
rress il n~raT1rina tn "n %MU pto1
6o,otitv thaair nrogGn f,r~n NV
house Of wnrshin RIA nro,a, pnnI
front i. to he ran,,doIoI IN hagt V.ot"
of ochitec,nraI di,nIa,, Wiz III
commnndinr tnwer nnt aorf n n"I
corner Of tTe ImiIdina NIL T"'too"s'
djtor,pn will be mada mIrh Nora
ampla, SO ~ to be- nsed in nart ~, in
whole, AZ cirrum.tance. vii in,iifr
Other ornamentions will fnjIoT XXX
on the in and outside Of thiq oih ten,.
ple. until II will vie in scanio aGont
and ueefnl nrrnn,a w;th onr, ,I,,(at,,
in Grenada or INV nlona IN 10 Gfnfa
we record theea nvifenras nrmIo+ort1i
rrognerify nmnn~.t arr chnrnha, "l
evidences Of increased respect for the
great 94th0r of every good and perfect
S.r w." or t%ne "1't,l ie&Lu II Sal4,,
more Gle, otnd in tho snfrit " rnoI
than wrapped in dowdy ilI-nttjug
cIothInE, ana We reckon, mat thi9 is
GbnrnLns VIZ W f nc k s,4t VI II, IL me
chamber of our Maker, il more .uita-
bic to His solemn majesty. But the
nletllodiSt ch'lrch, nave something
a GOOD hnn,hia nhriatian "',u ,'ilt ~
life is n living eDistIe Of his nietv ~ If
affects the inner and outer man. Mr.
lhofna5 mas been mere two years, (sent
o"d h. " 'e" uass : ny Iollerehce
clos.ee whose - nnt 10
evanescent offering Of the hour. He is
eth0dl7t,andal4that keepshl inn and
v v "'Si,3 nitr.' III ,iHui'i1n,
il dead, but Mr.. Thoma. il Iiviug hnt
following the example of the illus
tri4us founder OF ms church, with
r!' u 'l'1N'
Apiso'PA4 III 'nis
"N '.i9 A"'so 'he' '"' very
p sunny VI oo' oe''
''u well" DIS
eopio 'oIf-
800 "N''O S0'oi"i Ss"h'' "oi-
:r '
s'"i' "so' uAi'iA 'i'o' l'"o
"" sun '"iitio'iV ~ zeal
'''rn w. II
,',''vis "lio p"i's n' 'ol NC ne"
n''1' Nv" oooi'o ei'o'ion'
'' "nen Io"p'o'o"' WIZ De an Or
m1 WV o"n' "," "'i00,' ~
Nv enuion "ipoi'
n'o'' 'on" 'ii,A
an "Sol '""n 'ne
oi' oi'e' ~. 50 '"r 'h''
q" '"l'' 'oon'
"n''o W. n''o ''oS t''7o' W Nno"
'" 'o 'e"o''u' anu 'APe'-
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

A cup or two of good clear, strong
coffee is always at the service of the
customer, at Carter's Restaurant, just
in front Of the drugstore of Hughes &
Nance, on Main street.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

-lrs. W INsL0w's SOOTHING SYRUP should always
% used when children are Cutting teeth. 1t re.
lieves the little auifererAt once: it produces natural,
quiet alehp, and the little cilerub uwakesas ''bright
" y" s,ittoh." 1t IL very pleasant to taste. II
soo,hes the rhild, softens the guns, allays all mii,
regulates tie bowe =, and is the best known remc'y
tor diarrho,a, whether arising from telthiug y
ther CAUSES. Twsra y.tiye cents II bottle.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

Go to Carter's Restaurant in the
Duncan & Wright building. on the
west side Of Main street, to get a good
square meal three times u day, and
genuine, satisfying lunch at any tim
from day break to nine o'clock at
nifiht.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20
A LETTER TO SANTn-CLaUS.

Our readers will see below, a sweet
little letter, from OF the smartest,
most lady.like little girls in Grenada
Doubtless the old king Of Juvenile
bliss during the holidays, will be
around with his aerial team of Rein
deers, and throw from his overloaded
sled agoodly supply of goodies for the
happy little trio that reign and rule
at times in their elegant home:
Grenada, Miss.
Nov. "A, 1889.
DEAR SANTA.CLAuS,
Only q month hence when the
hearts of so many children will be
made glad by your return, we earn
estly hope that your Reindeer will
not grow weary under the burden OF
your precious gifts before reaching
the extreme southwest of the town
of Grenada. You will fluid several
little brown and ~blue-eyed children
impatiently awaiting your arrival,
and who believe that you will take
special trouble to look Us up. rs We
have notified you Of our locality.
With best love,
rhc Happy Band OF three or four
with eyes of blur and brown,
Hope to greet you at The door,
Ere many wucE~ round.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

We are glad to know that our fell
low townsman, Mr.. W. e. Mclean,
Is meeting with a ready sale of his
fine orange crop. They reach high
in this delicious fruit Of the tropics
for size and sweetness.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

We are not going to leave Grenada,
bnt will sell you new, nice, clean,
fresh Goods, bought since the decline
in Eastern markets as cheap as you
can buy old, shelf worn stock.
GRIFFIs & BURNS,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

Little Anna May BufOrd like q
dropping rosebud, has been indi-pos-
ed for several days and when We do
not see her sweet little face, and hear
her little musical tongue every day or
so, we feel the loss, as though a foEn-
tame of innocence from which we
slipped the very nectar of childish
purity, had been withdrawn. Had
she lived in the days of Raphael and
Angelo, she like some Of the little
folks in the days of these great
artists, would have been u picture
to be transferred to the. walls
of Vatican as a representative little
angel. Sweet little Anna May. may
the softest sunlight everencircIe your
joyous young life.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

In accordance with custom, and TO
graft Y our own feelings let IL wish
each one of our subscribers and the
whole Community 4 has Ply, merry
Christians wherein gratitude TO the
great Giver Of good and perfect gift
is clleerfully blended with the events
of the passing hour. The birth of
Christ, which was on Christmas day,
1850 years ago was the greatest gilt of
God, to the fallen world. May every
heart acknowledge it with profound
reverence. In conclusion a happy
Christmas to every body, WI say now
because there will be no GAZETTE
next week.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20
Mr.. Landon Ables never expects OF

Mr.. Landon Ables never expects OF
be President of the United States,
but he is as honest rs that distin-
guished citizen in paying his debts.
Then he is as hospitable in dispensing
the courtesies of his household rs the
biggest and richest man that lives.
He like the most of US has his faults,
but he has a multitude of browning
virtues.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20
Notice,

II you want to have your clathes
cleaned, dyed and pressed call on A.
B. Branch, who can fix them up In
tho best style, remove all the grease,
dirt and stain, and make them 40
good N new. ,H.rices reasonable.
leave orders at q. g. Leonardo. ~
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

Mr.. r. T. Rogers Flying Jenny
presents a much nicer appearance
with its new top made and painted
by Mrs. Rogers, which reflects much
credit to the lady.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20
Mr.. j. !. GAGE, JR.. FOR CITY MARSHALL.

I We are reliably informed that Mr..
John J. Gage, Ir. is y ca rdidate for
City Marshall, to fill the u~nexpired
term OF Mr.. w. H.. C.Owder, who has
resigned. Outside Of a sp0tless family
escutcheon, he bears the strongest
marks of II personal individuality.
As Il man of intelligence and study,
the schoolroom has been the theatre
Of his early and proficient studies.
His executive abilities have been eN-
pressed as County Superintendent of
education. His industry and energy
have been presented in his early occu-
patton. His courage, physical and
moral, to do right are an inheritance
from nature. With these necessary
requirements, we believe that hewould
make Us u fir8t-class marshall and city
tax collector,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20
the Gazette Office
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at JACkSoN, Mss"

Land Office Al ] ACkSON, NT9@N
November -. IS&l,
Notice IL hereby given that th' fnIIowinl
named settler has filed notice III his tn'"n-
lion to makc,hnal proorin support Of hi
claim, and that said proof Will he N 'i' D..
fore the Judge, or in his absence, %rnanrrry
cInrk ntGrynn Ia, Miss, IN Janu 'rT u, 1879,
VIZ :: Richmond Cowles, h"m stead NJ.
I5,1l|. CJr the north half of the northeast
culrtor, AMI n)rth hNf of thH ~n"'lhWrS,l
H. names the tOlIIwtlg WjtI'..'' - I''%
Iia rontfulDI>r''iIr lr' UpDLtll' ~ v
tionofsrtl INL Nih,: Il \. I'I,,,N I.
PWlr, -, Wi'l W'liHl, e. Nh' -
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

The cheapest place in Grenada to
get Oranges, Apples, Coaconuts,
Lemons, Pine Apples, Raisins,
Prunes, Currants, Citrons, Figs,
Nuts, Cream Cheese, Fancy Candy,
Stick Candy. and everything else is
at the Cheap Store of Randolph
Gage. Come to see me II and all,
strangers, friends and acquaintance.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20
CAPT. w. T. WYNN, OF Coffee
WILLIE.

The Intelligent face, and well-knit
form of Capt. w. T. Wynn, of Coffee
vile, in beautiful suit of Confeder--
ate grey, was a visitor to III town last
Tuesday. Capt. Wynn always enter
tanning, on this occasion was, the spice
Of which was, that he is n candidate
for Railroad Commissioner before the
Dext legislature O to meet. HaN-
ing krown Capt. Wynn several years
in u ! the walks Of life, no man stands
above him in the social relations Of
society. With native talents highly
trained by education, he would make
a commissioner, Of weil-p0iseed judy
ment, sterling integrity and fearless
courage. Duty, even aud exact, in
the sometimes, complicated questions
of right between the great corporal
tions on the one hand, and the pco-
pies interest on the other, would be
his guiding sta.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

We are with ''our people" to stay
and will sell you Goo DIS as cheap
any stampeded concern
GRIFEIS & BURNS.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

Regular boarders can get their meals
at any hour desired, by informing the
proprietor, Mr.. Carter.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20
HAY! Hay! HAYI

will o be ready to deliver bes
hay BALED at lowest market rat Q
Reserve your orders.
J. G. LoNGsTREET.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

Person in the country arriving, OF
departing early, can always get an
early breakfast, at Carter's restaurant,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20
Corrected each week.

A beautiful new line Of Suits and
Over Coats just received.
GRlFFIS & BURNS.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

Meridian il to have q W. G. r. L.
building.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

Major Harper, young man Of
eighty-tive. with his accOmrjlshed,
though crippled wife, was in town on
Wednesday. May many moons wax
wane before this interesting couple
show further signs of decay.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

Mr., Frank Ejw4rfs, the man with
he g'e,t polishing powder, called
lis on Thurs 'ay ard gave Us few
pointers on renmanship He has
been thtre before.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

New Goods arriving daily.
GRIFFIs & BURNS.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

Meeting Capt. Slack on the -teot one
day last week, with finely lifting
suit Of Confederate grey, wea-ked HIM
if it vas made by Post Master General
WAnnemaker? No! it was made by
Il better man and 4 better tailor, than
he is, a. it was put up by Mr.. b. J.
Wallace, a true soldier, ana a good
Knight Of the thimble, who our people
should support. Those are our senti-
ments said We in reply,
1t affords US pleasure sto say to the
people Of Grenada and surrounding
country, that DR.. 7. Trotter, Of Duck
Hill, will remoye his family to Grcn-
ada on the first of January. This
will be a decided acquisition to the
social circle as well az the church, Of
Grenada. DR.. Trotter stands fore
most amongst the physicians of the
day, and we learn that he has formed
q partnership with DR.. G.W. Trimble
and a strcng compact it will prove.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-12-20

We are keeping u stock up in
nice shape.
GRIFFIS Il BURNS.
Homer guardian., 1889-09-27
HAYNESVILLE
HIGH SCHOOL
1889--1899.

Tho Fail Session begins Aug. 10th,
1852. The Public Scnoul term will be
taught tho first part Of the session.
This is one Of the best schools in
North Louiaiana and offers superior
advantages to boarding pupils. Tut
tion and board is much cheaper than At
other schools Of the same grade, as the
teachers are we'll supported by local
patronage aud the citizens Of Haynes
vile and community raise their own
provisions, and havo no rents nor city
taxes to pay. The locality is healthy,
the people are moral and society Is
good. Tho methods Of teaching arc
modern; the courses are SCIENTIFIC
aud CL ASlCAL: the instruction giyen
is THOROUGH and PRACTICAL; the
discipline Is firm and positive, but not
rigid. Moral, intellectual and social
trimming is made speciality.
Music and Art in connection with tl,e
school as formerly.
S. J. MEADOWS.
Miss Lena Meadows,
Associate Priu,
Homer guardian., 1889-09-27
Come One! Come All!

l have just received my fall stock of
jeweiry and have everything kept in a
first-class jewelry store. / make spe-
cial mention of my Brilliants, such as
carbobs, scrcws, lace-pins, scarf and
bosom-pins and half-mosou carbohs
Rings Of every description. also have
afull line of silver lace-pins and hair
ornaments and everything else in abun-
dance at prices to suit the times and
don't forget thatI am sailing clocks,
better aud cheaper than they were ever
sold i'll this section before, and the light
running White Sewing Machine is 90
ing every day. Call and see Mo before
purchasing elsewhere.
Very respectfully,
WA. JOHNSTON.
Homer guardian., 1889-09-27
Tu lane University of La
WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON, IL. D..
PRESIDEN

The next Annual Session of High
School, College,, and Of tho II. SonIi,
Newcoinb Memorial College for youn,
women, will begin Tuesday, October
EHtrace examination on Monday, Sep
tembcr 30th.
High School Course 3 years. Collse,
Conisc years. All departments sup
Piled with lab0 atorios and ether aid
70 practical ins. uction. The Manua
framing depart aaent is we'll equippet
with apparatus te' wood working, black
sm'tliing, forging; braz,ng and solder
ing and machine construction.
Parallel Colleg, Courses lead to th,
degree OF Bachelor Of Arts or Bachelor
OF u fnca' There is practical conrse
mr. cctrical Engineering and q com.
N plant of tho Edison System for in.
.cction.
The II. Sophie Newcomb Memorial
College for young women offers a full
course in science aud letters.
Special courses in Art aud Literature.
There is All Academical Department.
which prepares students for th. Col
iege. College course, 500 per unnum
frcpar*tory course Of two years, $50 pc,
annnm.
The Law Department opcns Novcm-
Der 18th, II. C. Miller, Dean Medica
Depastmeht, opens October 2lst, Stan
fortf E. Chaillo, NJ. D., Dean
For-genoral catalogues, address Wm.
y. Rogers, Secretary of the Tulane Uni
versity, New Orleans, La. 80 6-m.
Homer guardian., 1889-09-27
Opening of the Lisbon
School, @

Tho next annual session of tho L,s-
bon school will open Wednesday, Sep
teinber 25th, 1889. We issue no cata-
logues with highly colored indsx. We
offer DO bid fer popular support, except
earnest, honest, conscientious work.
Ample provision has boon made for the
accommodation of boarding pupils at
reasonable rates. The school building
is now undergoing repairs, aud will
soon be fitted up in manner con form
able to the modern idea of comfort and
convenience.
A corps Of competent and experience
cd teachers has boon secured and per
feet satsfaction guaranteed to patrons.
The music department. will he under
the control OF Miss Kate E.. Dalton, of
New Orleans.
Rates for tuition, So 90, $3.50, $500.
Music, "a. board in private families, all
conycniences furnished, $500 10 $40 90.
For further particulars address
DAYTON w. HARRIS, Prin.
or 0. w. MEADOWS,
Pres. B. T.
Homer guardian., 1889-09-27
An Unbec0Ining Practice.

The practice which some men
have OF standing in public places
and swearing, using vulgar and
obscene language, is a most unbe.
coming and dlsgraccful one and
should be condemned by all good
people. 1t has been but a few
days since when man engaged at
his business here on the public
square became fretted by some-
thing, and in his desire to Give
vent to his pent up wrath, used the
most violent oathes and vulgar Ian
guage that ever escaped the lips of
a civil man. A lady was also ell
gagged at her business short dis
tance away, much to her mortifca-
ton of feeling and sense of refine
ment, could hear every word that
was said. Now it does seem that q
gentleman out of respect for his
mother and sisters, if not for the
law, would refrain from the use of
such language in places where Ia
dies are at work or where they are
accustomed to pass along.
But we should remember that the
legislature passed a law III 1890,
which makes it misdemeanor,
punishable with fine or imprison-
ment for one to be guilty of swear
ing or using indecent language
along the highways, in public
places, or even near to private
houses. A few convictions under
this statute would doubtless add to
the morals of some, as we'll as guar
antee others a protection against
these indiscrinate slang singers. -
Homer guardian., 1889-09-27
Tribute Of Respect.

Castle Hall Of Claiborne Lodge
No. u, K. Of F., Of the grand Ju.
rlsdiction Of Louisiana, Sept. 10,
1889, Pythian period 26.
Whereas, it has pleased the Su
preme Chancellor Of the Universe
to remove from our midst, and to
call from this Subordinate Lodge
to the Lodge Everlasting, our
Brother, 5. Y. Gladncy; and where
as, in the uutimely demise Of
Brother Gladney, Claiborne Lodge
No. q loses a chivalric and eau
tious Knight, the town of Homer
q valiant and ardent citizen and
his family a devoted husband and
indulgent father; and, whereas, we
deem it meet and proper under
the dlspensations of so High a
lSuler to express our appreciatlons
OF 80 worthy brother and Pyth.
ian, and TO give some token Of the
sympathles we have for those who
are bcreft.
Therefore, be it resolved by
Claiborne Lodge No. ~, X. of F.,
that a page of our minute book be
marked and set apart in memory
Of our deceased Brother; that this
preamble and theso resolutions be
recorded thereon.
ResolSe,l, further, that We rec
ognize Brother Gladney as being
one Of our trusted members, whose
counsel was free to his brethren;
and that while we mourn his loss. |
we do so knowing that on his
shield is recorded many a benevo.
lent deed worthy Of our emula-|
tion.
Resolved, that 10 his grief
stricken wife and children, vel
send our coincidence and to them
we send our VOWS Of Friendship,
Charity and Benevolence.
That q copy hereof be sent to
'he family Of the deceased aud
that our town papers be requested
o publish the same.
r. =. Mog g1sxDos,
Dnrw FrRcusos,
3. WlLDEs,
Committee. 3