Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-05-07

while they are living, for they can b,
of no possible value to the inhabitant.
Of the grave. The most poignao,
earthiy remorse we can ever feel vii
pe the remembrance Of unkind deeds
md words done and spoken to and ot
hose we loved. The memory will al.
Ays preserve them for our torment
}on't wait to dispense good with tn,
ealth God has given you while you
Fe still living. This course will pro.
nce double good.
a. You will enjoy the pleasure OF
holding the fruits of your giving.
p Those who have the right to
- to you for assistance viii the soon-
hereby receive their due.
The act Of this woman couldn't
~ or prevent the death of Jesus.
he pronounced upon it the grand
benedicton that can be given the
= OF any human being, "She hath
oe what she could" God requires
nore perfect work than this from
~ Of has children. That We shall
al our powers TO their utmost
nnty, do all the good we can with
means God has bestowed
eake advantage of every oppor-
~ 30 assist some struggling soul or
onme worthy cause is all the per-
Iaw Of God requires 1T our hands.
he vail require that much and We
Be rewarded in the measure IN
= We come up to she requirement
be women Of this church have
assisted in pa shing to q success
emina6on the good'work of erect
shs house Of worship Few know |
ncfi6ces they have made. the tolls
have undergone for the benefit Of
nDe % dear TO their hearts.
haee today received a part Of
eeHard n Witnessing the dedica-
ooch 4 beautiful church home
8 Pap greater rewards still in
- Qbeir e<anple shan Rivei
( soS5eo q tke Cnf- -as church ct
eytesvilIe have placed here. IN the
,sk they have done, a memorial that
al be remembered as long as this
urch shall stand
After the sermon, Il was announced
at about 81 600 was suli needed be-
re the church could be formally ded-
ated free of debt More than $500
the amount was pledged In a short
ne. Il being somewhat past the
nner hour the congregation was dis
issed for that useful meal, even on
lndays, and to give the committee
, subscriptions opportunity to COM
etc the plegding for the balance OF the
900.
Many Of the people went to their
,mes fer dinner, while a large con-
purse repaired to the beautiful Lawn
at surrounds the courthouse, where
that can delight the palate
crafty the epicure WAS spread in the
reatest abundance 10y the hospitable
nd unsurpassed house-keepers OF
enerous KeytesvilIe and vicinity.
During the dinner recess the COM
littee on additional subscriptions did
.ithfai and successful canvassing and
hen the afternoon service began IL
as announced that the total amount
.quired to extirguish the debt on the
hurch had been pledged, and that the
could begin 'house-
eeping'' entirely free from any pecu-
iary obligation The dedicatory ser
ices proper were begun by the sing
az of songs appropriate to the ooca-
ion aud the reading of the prayer OF
;olomou at the dedication of the mag
i6cent temple he had erected In
Chronicles, 6 chapter.
slder Wilson gave a rapid historical
,utline of the church This was re-
to by Rev. ]. T. Gose in a
hort and eloquent coogratulatory ad-
iress on the part Of the other denom-
nations Of the town. who was fol-
owed by ]. c Crawley on the part o'
he citizens. The final act In the m