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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-08-11
Cc!ored Man Killed at batesburg.

A Southern engine with cab attached
running backward, while passing at
rapid ,peed through Batesburg. struck
and kl ed colored man by the name
of William Corley.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-08-11
A Shooting Affair at GreenyiiIe.

There was street duel at Greenville
recently between James B. Williams
and Charlie Potts The latter was shot
through the right eung; the former was
not hit.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-08-11
A New Cotton Oil Mill,

A cotton seed oil mill Will be erected
at Gay Courts, nine miles above Lau-
rens. il the near future, with capital
stoci of S12, 900.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-08-11
State teachers Institute.

The State Teachers institute will
meet in Columbia on August 20, and it
promises to be largely attended.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-08-11
prOspects Not Bright.

The prospect for new union depot
in Columbia is not very bright at pres
ent,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-08-11

The Marion tobacco market was
opened under very favorable auspices.
Nearly so, 600 pounds of tobacco were
knocked down to buyers, and approx
mately $4, 900 in cash was transferred
to the pockets of producers.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-08-11

h~ LONDON, Eng, by Cable). -
~ That extreme diplomatic ten
II ~ sion exists between st. Peters
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05
Another New Steamship.

The Harlan &llolllngsWorth Company
Yesterday afternoon signed a contract
for the construction OF a stee! steamship
for the Merchant and Miners lranspor-
tation Company OF Baltimore.
The vessel Will be counterpart OF the
steamship Junlata, built last year by the
local firm for the same company, which
was launched on September I'd, 1897 and
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05

James Niyen made personal complaint
OF being assessed in both the city and
county for the payment Of school taxes.
The matter was referred to the county
assessor.
1t was reported that there was no flag
man on duty at the crossing at Seventh
street and the railroad. Secretary Eckles
was instructed to write to Superintendent
Holiday and inform him OF the danger
OF having no Waterman at this point.
The following bills were ordered paid:
George Longacre, $780, Frank Raney,
1925: Julian b. Robinson, IS cents;
Jefferson B. Foard, 1925; New Castle
Gas Co., Sl.50; election expenses, Sll,
and the salaries OF the police.
A communication was received from
Mayor Boyd, in which he announced the
reappointment OF Chief of Police Harring-
ton and Patrolmen Matthew Tobn and
John II. Palmer for the ensuing year.
John Pagan, father Of Councilman
Pagan, met with a painful accident yes
terday through running tack in his
foot.
No meeting of the Trustees of the New
Castle Conmonss was held on Tuesday
evening, on account OF the failure to Sc
cure a quorum. OThe report of the re-
ceipts and expenses during the past year
has been placed in the hands OF the
secretary.
On account of a failure to secure "a
quorum on Monday night the monthly
meeting of the Board OF Health was not
held
Shad again fell off yesterday and in
consequence the price advanced $6 per
hundred.
Straight shad sold at SIS, and milts
at ~.
The enlistment of men for the regular
service in this city does not seem easy.
On Tuesday two men enlisted, both
claiming Wilmington as their residence.
From time to time complaint has Leen
made of the condition OF Sixth street
near Delaware. In Tuesday the railway
company put a force of men at work to
raise the street SO that no more water can
lie there. A conference will be held
between City Council and the railway
company in reference to the gutter and
in all probability decision will be
arrived at SO that the matter can be prop
erly settled.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05
New Castle.

On Tuesday evening Miss Bessie Barr
and Joseph IIesket, of this place, were
married in Covenant Reformed Episcopal
Church. Wilmington. by Rev. J. X.
Todd. pastor. 4 reception followed at
No. zoos Walnut street, that city. Among
those who were present were: Miss
Emily Patton. Miss Carrie Lancaster,
Wilbur Meredith. Mr. and Mrs. Char les
,iricr, of New Castle; Mrs. Emily Lowe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gotta and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas beats aud
family. Emory Bowers and others.
New Castle City Council met on Tues
day evening and President Iambson an
lollnccd the following committees for the
ensuing year.
Streeis-Fagan. ClcWcll and White.
Finance White, Pagan and Lamb
son.
pumps-Clcwell Porter and White.
Lights-Fagan, White and Lambson.
Health and Nuisancc-Clewell, Porter
and White.
River and IIar5or-Portcr, White and
Lambsoll.
Fire Observation-Disclosures Pagan and
Clewcll.
Pulicc-The entire Council.
Treasurer Ferris reported having re.
ceived the following taxes from Collector
White during the month of April: For
school purposes, 500; for city purposes
800.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05
CONDUCTOR INJU RED
Struck on the Head by Stone Thrown
bya Crowd of Young Miscrcants.

Between 1 and 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon as Harry Gehrman, conductor
of the shifter on the p, W. 4 B. railroad
was standing ON freight car number
of younp miscrrants threw stones at him
while the train was leaving the West
yard.
One OF the missiles struck him on the
head with such force, when Liberty
street was reached. that he was thrown
from the car and rendered unconscious
The stone made deep wound i'll his
head and after this had been dressed he
was removed to his home No. G2l Poplar
street.
None nf the young la3ca's commit Ing
the deed were captured as they took
refuge in flight after they had witnessed
him fail from the train.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05
WHEELER & WILSON
New No. 9 Family
SEWING MACHINE.

A great improvement over anything
ever made in the way of Sewing
Machines.
THE LATEST AND BEST.
The only SEWING MACHINE that
does not fail in any point.
ROTARY MOTION and BALL BEAR
INGS make it the LIGHTEST RUNNING
Machine in the world.
Needles and parts for all makes of
sewing machines for sale. Repairing
from SOC. up.
No. - EAST SEVENTH ST.
SAMUEL J. MELVILLE. Manager.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05
Charter Granted.

Yesterday morning Judge Spruance
granted to Chairman Hugh G. Browne
and Secretary William II. Head, OF the
regular Republican State Committee, a
certificate Of Incorporation for the Italian
Republican League. TIL incorporators
are Michael Gallo, John Di Torio, Raj
faele, Tavani Frank Dcritis, Domenico
TOtcro and MarccIln lie ia.
The certificate is for twenty years and
authorizes the inccrporators to hold ) s.
600 worth Of real and personal prop
city.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05
Again Under Arrest.

Frank Hall. formerreslent Of CIarks-
vile, this State, has been again arrested
by Detective Berry OF Parkcsburg, Pa,
and lodged in Chester jail His arrest
was made in Berlin after a chase OF
hearty 100 miles by the officer, accom-
ranied by Constable Murray OF North
cast, Md.
The prisoner is charged with commit
ting a fclonious assault ON Mag Tct
Mosgrove and on which charge he had
been convicted and escaped from the
authorities before sentence had been
passed upon him.
During the chase made by Detective
Bierly he visited Ekton, Dover. Milford
Georgetown, Frankford, Bridgevile
Marion. ScaiOrd and Laurel
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05
,Iuui,ipal Court Ca srI.

Before Judge Ball in Mrnici pal Court
last evening Thomas Kane. charged with
being disorIerIy was tined 81 and costs,
Lizzie Made was held under 500 bail
for larceny until this morning.
On Tuesday morning S,rgeant Lucas
saw five yo,ng men going west ON
Second street. They we've acting in Il
disorderly manner signs Wer" thrown
around and Il general good time enjoyed
by the young men. The sergeant
followed them to Second and Market and
arrested George Clancy and William
Jacobs. IN the city court this morning
they were fined 81 and costs each. :,
John Knox. charged with being drunk
and disordery was fined =" and costs.
Eugene Saunders and Isaac Wilson,
two colored men from Chester, were
drunk. A fnc'of s. and costs was I'M
posed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05
BE A MAN baS "sa,' EiS sr.

tivity restored rertecti. by the use OF
ralhot's Tonic. Ibis purely vegetable
preparation corrects the errors. Of youth,
enlarges the organs, and positively bene
fits the whole system. Sent securely
sealed in plain package for One Dollar
Address TALBOT'S D!SPENSARY, R, x
Is Wilkes Barre. Pa.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05

I EARN TELEGKAPHY. Frs
~ class operators are in constant
demand. Salaries from $40 10 500
mouth You can secure. a chart
giving all necessary inf ,rmatirn and
correct alphabet for 10 cts. Address
the New Jersey School Of 'relegraphy,
River and Uoion SITS, Wlldes- Barre,
Pa
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05
School Entertainment.

Public school No. y, OF Mill Creek
hundred, will Civ" dramatic entertain
ment in the Brandywinc Springs Opera
House on saturday evening, May Z.
The program will include farce. "Struck
by Light ming" and Il drama, "The
Noble Outcast,' local talent taking the
parts.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05
Married by Mayor Mclean.

James UNeil, who until Saturday last
had charge of the boilers at the City
Hall, and Miss Saliie a. Peacock were
married on Tuesday evening by Mayor
II. G. McIear. Immediately after the
conSlmmation Of the nuptlalS Mr.. and
Mrs. ONeil returned to their future resi-
dence at Third and West streets.
The happy couple Yesterday received
the congratulations Of relatives and
friends.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05
Contract Awarded.

At a meeting Of the Park Con miss 0 l
yesterday afternoon the Delmar> ia tt le
phone Company was awarded the C, IL
tract for placing four teleph' mes n
Brandywine and Rockford parks.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-05
CARYiNG DONE AT THE
SHORTEST NOTICE.

t You want any raTtng done you can find me
always ready to respond. My location is between
French and King ON Fourth street.
JOHN NJ. BECK,
No. Bl Reed street.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

saw the bouquets tossed to his feet.
They saw tho degree conferred and
the diploma given. He never looked
SO we'll. Everybody said. "What no.
bic brow! What fine eye! What
graceful manncrs! What brilliant pros.
p"rts" All the world opens loo @
him and crys, "Hurrah! h,rrahw Ma,
the second. - Lies in the Sin,ion-hous,
tonight. rhc doctor has just cen sen,
Tor 10 bind mp tn" cash. $ received In {.
fiGht. His hair is matted ana make,
him look like Il wild hru,t. Ills lin i.
MCOly and ,It. Who Is the battered
and bruised wretch that was picked M.
hy the police. and cnrrird in drunk
and foul. and bleeding? Did call hin
man tn" second? He is man the first, !,
Rum TRANSFORMED him. Rum DESTROY, d
his h'"Slrc's. Rum disappointed pu
4 :nt'I OK 'octati n. sl,n WI: O. d
Il'oS" Gar'anCs Of commencement duy.
Rum cut his tip. Rum dashed out his
nat. ho,rl.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
Mo u II.rnl,i,ngs.
Iniit. hood.

We have had nice rains. Stmc
places rather heavy and other places
barclya good season. Corn is coming
o't nicely and cotton is doing we'll.
There is some grass, and it will take
good work to &c, the crops laid by
clean.
n negro with the Nichols Bros
thrcshcr had his arm broken Friday.
Miss Mary Peterson, Of I.ongshores,
IS spending while with relatives nj
and below Prosperity.
Mr.. w. S. Peterson will omen his
school ut Ncwry, Oconcc County, the
10Th inst
Bush River is preparing to entertain
the County SIuhuy-achool Convention,
and she will do it us handsomely as she
always does.
Smyrna'S new pastor has moved to
the parsonage and We extend To- him u
hearty welcome.
One OF our farmers lost his Bibb cu|
tivator recently. He thinks one of his
nci%hbors picked il up for mischief,
We shall see.
OCCASIONAL.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
Tribute of Affection,

Whereas, our heavenly Father in his
mysterious wisdom has taken from us
our beloved sister, Miss Lizzie John
son.
Resolved, That while we mourn her
loss, we humbly submit to the divine
will, knowing that our God is love and
does all things will.
Resolved, That our Sunday-school
has lost one Of our best members. nm
earnest, faithful worker, loyal to the
truth, devoted to duty and to her teach
or, whose heart she gladdcncd by her
strict attention, words of cheer and
never being absent from the class mn
less providcntially hindcred. The Sun
day~school of the second church will
miss her pleasant smile and her worthy
example, the church pure consccrat-
cd Christian and in the Woman's Mis-
slonary Society Il Jealous, loving, svm-
pathlzing friend and efficient secrc-
tary.
Resolved, That we extend to the grief
stricken family our tcndcrcst sympathy
IN this great sorrow, commcndinr .hcm
III our prayers to the loving care of the
great Comforter whose conpassiors
fail not.
Resolved, That copy Of these rcso-
lutlons be semitic the family of the de-
ceased and that the county papers and
Inc lmptlst Courier be requested to
publish them.
ROBT. f.. tHODEN,
JOHN II. LEAVELL,
Miss JOSIE WHITE,
Committee.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
DiT"rs with Editor Cnrcra.

The following is from =, t.bri.,;,,
who diners with Editor roncr. -, tln
consistency OF Il Christian advocntinp
thu hispcnsary:
rcuilng II deep Interest," i'm tbr c,,,.o
Of prohibition, | bcr OF Won u shor,
space to say Il few words in IFS 1cr,n.o
In the first place, | want to saw umcn
to what Brother G. a. Jones' said in
,ast weeks Courier. IIc is NOT ,1,,,
in his surprise at the rosilion sct for,h
in Professor Walson;s or,iclc ~, hn
prohibition question. H. is Ind on,uul
for those who make no urctrnsions :,
religion to take the stand in r.,ror ,,s
whistcy, but the Christian n,on ,r,h,
to always raise his yoirr or,ir., !, :,
matters not by whom sold. 'rh,l do,s
not lessen the effect IT, has on ,h, n,.
son who imbibrs the vii, siuM nv, d,o.
it, lessen the sin of him who dcols i, nm,
to his fellow man Tbrrn j. , ,,, ,,,,
nounccd against the man who nu,i,,h
the cup to his brothers. Inns on1 ,d,,.
eating its sale is ubout rs bod nc .t,rd-
ing behind the counter and dishinu il.
ont, and how any Christian man c,n ,}o
thi$ Is beyond my cOmurrhrnsinn NV,
reason prohibition does NOT nrohiI,i, j..
that SO many profcsscd Christians us,
the argument as IL reason why ,hrv
cannot vote for prohibition, ins1rnd nr
doing what is their uluin du,v. t,ll,
work and vote for it. Arniu. ~. find
men nigh up in the church ASPIRING
tor Office who openly cspousc the cause
OF the mighty demon. Ought this ,o
DC? by all means no. If the profess
sors in our college, our ORGAN, the
Couricr Gin an editorial Il few wccks
ago IL wished for the success of u can
didatc who is an avowcd dispcnsurv
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
TiiuinI,i'S of Rum
thcStcr Herald, 9Th.

lt'hcstcr Herald, 9th
Two houscs.-l sketch two houses.
The FIRST is bright rs home can he, Th,
father comes ut nightfall, and the chill
"rch run out to meet him. I.uNurant
evening meal, graduation, and sympa-
thy, ana laughter. Music i'm the par-
Tor. Fine pictures on the wall. Costly
books on tho stand. Wcn-cluo housc-
hold. Plenty Of everything to make
nome happy. House the second -piano
sold yesterday by the sheriff.. Wifc's
fnrs at pawnbroker's shop. Clock gone.
Daughters jowclry sold to get nour.
Carpets gone on the floor. Daughters
IN 1adcd and patched dresses. Wife
sewing for tho stores. Littlo child
with an ugly wound on her face, struck
IN an angry blow. Deep shadow OF
wre'chcdnrss falling in every room.
Door-hrll rings. Little children hide.
daughters turn pale. Wife holds her
breath. undcrinp steps in the hall.
Door opens i'icnd, hraudishinp his
list, cries -"Oul! Oa,? What arc Won
doing hcrc!' Did call this house tho
second? No; it is the Same house.
Kum transformed it. Rum imbrutcd
the man. Rum sold the shawl. Rum
dcsolalcd tho hearth. Rum chunpca
that paradise into hcn!
Two men, sketch two men that
YOU know very we'll. Tho first pradn-
"tcd from ono of our literary ius,itu.
lions. His father, mother, brothers.
ana sisters wcrc present to SEQ him
graduate. They heard the applauding
thnnders that greeted his speech. They
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
Tribute of Itcapcct.

Departed this life June %, 1898, Mrs.
Il. T.. l5obh, aged 80 years, t month hs and
~ days. Mrs. Bobb was an active and
consistent member OF I}achman Chapel
church, Ncwhcrry County, S. G., and
WAS loved not only by her ncighbors
ana the members of the congregation
whcrc her religious life and deeds of
klhdncss' were SO well known, but by
all with whom she met. She leaves no
nina her husband, four sons. one
daughter many relatives and friends
To mourn her departure.
One has left our numhcr,
From her loved ones borne,
l'urcst and the fnircst,
In lies earliest morn.
SlccpinG--sw swcctly sleeping
In her messy bed,
white the flowers are blooming
Where we gently tread.
Sleeping calmly sleeping
Where the roses bloom,
Dcws of perfume weeping
Swcctly o'cr her tomb.
Resolved |. That in tho death of our
sister the church has lost u worthy
member, the community kind neigh
Dor and the family Il loving wife and
mother.
Resolved =. That whilst her death Is
the cause of much sorrow to us, we bow
IN humble submission to thia dispersal
tloh OF an all-wiso Providence who
doeth all things well.
Resolved 3. That copy of these
resolutions be sent to the bcrcavcd
family, Lutheran Visitor and county
papers.
Mrs. G. S. LIVINGSTON, |
Mrs. S. j. KINARD,
MRS. M l.. KINARD,
Committee.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
PROHIBITION DEPARTMENT.
ARTHUR KIBLER, County chairman.
a. Z JONES, Al l"mber State Prohibition Ex-
ocutive Commit te, Ncwberry County.


A mans family for him To spend
thirty cents day at the disprnsary ut
Nc" berry. II costs them 81 so Of the
comforts OF life, h'N'wcs it. to them TO
rni*i; 1t costs them "flcr the nctnuI
necessities Of life. which they nrr de-
rriv"d Of by his spending their hr.ah
money for d' ink; it drprivcs them often
OF having respectable home which
they could have if the money was in
vested in Ii homo. And thirty ccDts Il
day Is smai' average to make rs spent
by the heads "f families who buy whi>-
Key aL the dispcns:try And an uddi-
t,onal cost is often the life OF the man
who drinks.
Yet the State i willing to take this
and continue the business.
The sale OF liquor rs Il beverage hy
the State dispcnsury costs the people.
~ ,230, 900 and the United States over
$l'2oo ooo,oOo, more than all the gold
and silver coin in the United States
and yet this is lcgalizcd 10y the aid Of
Christian ballots.
The effect Of lcyalziny the sale of
liquor by the disprnsary or by high Ii.
ccnsc under the dspcns;lry law will
make the State u partner in the bIsi
ness OF degrading our manhood, pro-
dnclng crime and poverty, pollutinr
our politics and tmmpling upon the
sabbath and our divine institutions.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

Yates to Boston, 81 90 extra.
The steamship "Fairfax" will hc
placed in service on this occasion and
the service will be irst-c!ass in every
respect Meals and slutcroom berth on
steamer, going and returning, will be
furnished holders Of these special cy-
cMrSion tickets, without extra charge.
ihc capacity Of the steamer is of course
limited and application for reservation
should DC made rs early possible in or
hrr to secure the best accommodation.
y y. l.. Ticket Agent at Atlanta, Ga,
Will make reservations and furnish
number OF rooms occupied. The Pas
S'hErr Department Of the Scaboard
Ar Line ut Portsmouth, Va, has is
sued an attr;"tivn itinerary of this
'rlp' copies OF which will he furnished
upon application to any S. a. H. Ascent
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
It nis from 81. i'nuis
We are having nice rains.

We are having nice rains
Crops are growing nicely. Old corn
has come out and will make fair crop
There has been II large quantity of
stNbblc corn and peas planted and they
are up ton good stand and looking nice.
ly. We notice considerable grass in
cotton in parts, but generally speaking g
our cotton is clean.
We learn that in the Walton com.
munity the cotton has II quantity Of
grass IN IT. on account Of frequent rains
preventing tho farmers rloughiny for
the last three weeks.
Our Sunday-schoul last Sunday de-
cidrd to elect nn organist for the Sun
day-school exercises. Misses Niolu
kiblcr and Minnie Aull were elected.
This community was made sad ON
last Friday hy the death of Mrs. j. d
Richardson. The writer has known
Mrs. Richardson for more than thirty
years, being school mates at st. puuls
under the tutorship OF Rev. j. a. Slirh
IN the year 1866. Mrs. Richardson's
maiden name was Wicker, daughter OF
hiram Wicker. Lizzie Wicker white
~ school had the respect Of all her
school mates. Mrs. Richardson dur-
Ing the years OF her affinity lived Il
truly Christian life, believing in the
1alth OF her Saviour. She died in the
same faith she profcsscd. She leaves
Il husband, six children, one grand
enid, II brother and u sister and u host
OF friends to mourn their loss. She
was buried on Saturday in St. Pauls
grave yard. In the absence of her pas.
tor, Kew. j. a. Sigh, Rev. S. II. Hail.
man conducted the funeral scrvi.,
Ills remarks were based on tho 30;h
psalm. We were sorry that Rev. Hall
man had to be put to the trouble To NJ
tend to these duties, but were very
glad to have the opportunity TO listen
to his Instructions. His words seem TO
linger with us. We remember some
OF the words OF one of his first sermons
preached In ST. puuls church while he
was yet in the seminary.
The members Of ST. Pauls Tuthcr
League will have Il social one cycnnu
next week.
We can again cnt.pic crust made ou,
OF home raised flour. 1t is the pcnu-
Inc white Hour, too.
Since our last writing we have been
eating fish caught ont Of old Broad.
Chips, | think tho ones that woro
present at the correspondents picnic
ought to have tho first say rs to wber,
it should be this year
CLODHOppER.
July 8.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
I'm Meinorlan,.

Whereas, m Allwisc Providence hath
seen Tito remove from among us ono
ot our most beloved and worthy men,
bers, Miss Lizzie Johnson, VITO i'm tho
"ally discharge Of her Christian du-
ties, as devoted member of her church.
ana sincere and ardent worker. I'm
IL 'ld "f temperance. and in the moral
uplifting Of her i.lluw man, has won
'nurrls more glorious than tie com
qucrcr that takcth Il city, and left to
us an example OF picty, love and chari-
ty, that will ever shine as II safe and
guiding star TO those who strive to fol-
low; therefore he it.
Resolved, ]. That her pleasant dis
position, kind words and generous deeds,
be tv held in grateful remembrance
oy the nrmbcrs ~ the Moral Drvclop:
m"I t a.: o"i"Liun of which sh,. wus Il
m"nhr.
Resolved, 2. That the removal from
our midst OF such II life Of true and
noble young womanhuod is loss that
will be deeply felt by this Association,
hcr many friends and the community
at large.
Resolved, 3. That VIC, the members
OF this Association, feel mutual be-
rcavcmcnt with the relatives of our de-
parted friend and extend to them our
deepest sympathy, hoping that this
great loss to us all may be ovcrrulcd
for good by Him who docth all things
well. Il. T.. WICKER,
II. S. HUDSON,
Miss BETrIE WHITE,
Committee for NJ. ID. Association.