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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-25
Her Unconscious Loyalty.
Harper's Weekly.

Harper's Weekly.
a lawyer making a speciality Of di-
vorce cases was recently consulted by
a oma DESTROYS of bringing action
against her husband for separation.
The lady related a narrowing story
Of her ill-treatment at the hands OF
her better half. Indeed, the lawyer
was so impressed by her recital of
woes that for a moment he was start
led out OF his usual professional COM
posure. "Madam" he exclaimed,
from what you say, I gather that
this man is a perfect brute!"
Whereupon the applicant for d.
vorce rose with dignity and said:
"Sir, l shall consult another law
yer. I came here to get your advice
as to a divorce, not to hear my hus-
band abused"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-25
Questionable Compliment.
Youths Companion.

Youths Companion.
My dear, I have a great compIi-
ment fer you," said the Boston man
to his New York niece, who was pay
ing a months visit and attending
many serious entertainments.
A compliment" and the pretty
eyebrows were raised incredulously.
Yes" said her uncle, cordially.
PROF. Mildew said he noticed you
particularly at the reception Monday
afternoon, and he thought you had a
mos intelligent face"
There. aunty," said the frivolous
young person, turning r~ep-oachful
eyes on her relative, Il told you |
looked like a perfect trump in that
brown dress, but you said I didn't!
You see what he thought, don't you?
He couldn't think of another thing
to say!"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-25
THE CONFEDERATE REUNION.
To Be Held in Louisville. KY, June
II, IS and 1o-OHcial Or
der to Camps.

Major Gen. Carwile, of the South
Carolina division, has issued the fol-
lowing general orders:
Greenville, S. c.
General Order No. II.
To Camp -, No -. u. C. v, S. C..
Dear Comrades: Once again we
are called to meet in annual reunion.
This year our reunion will be in
Louisville, KY, on June II, IS ard 10.
The prospects are bright for n OF
the largest and most inspiring reun-
ions ever held. Let me urge your
camp to send a full delegation. Let
us make this the banner year for
South Carolina camps.
When our faithful adjutent general
in chief calls the roll let him be able
to say, South Carolina camps have
paid in full" The dues are very small.
Five cents per capita for state dues
should be sent at once to J. N. Jordan
chief OF staff. Greenyille, S. c., and ten
cents per capita for general headquar-
tiers should be sent to Gen. William E.
Mickle, No. 824 Cannon street, New
Orleans, La. These amounts are
now due and should certainly be paid
not later than June I.
The place and date of the state re-
union will be named later.
Thomas w. Carwile, Major General
S. C.. Division, U. c. v.
Attest: J. W. Jordan,
Adjutant General, Chief OF Staff.
General Order No. II.
w. B. Smith, of Clover, S. c., is
hereby appointed commissary general
with the rank of lieutenant colonel,
who will be obeyed and respected &C
cordingly.
By order Thomas w. Carwile, Ma
jor General S. C. Division, U. C. v.
Attest: J. w. Jordan,
Adjutant General, Chief Of Staff.
General Order No. IS.
R. w. Hunt, Of Charleston, S. c., is
hereby appointed aide de camp, with
rank Of major, who will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
By order Thomas w. Carwile, Ma
jor General S. C. Division, U. C. ".
Attest: J. W. Jordan,
Adjutant General. Chief of Staff.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-25
Why Rob Yourself of More
Than 8 Cents per Pound
On Cotton?

Do you want to get from 10
to II cents for cotton next fall
while other cotton only brings
s IL to 7cts?
Do you want to grow cotton
that will bring a difference in
price sufficient to more than
payfor the picking andfertlizer?
In fact will almost cover the en-
tire expense Of making|the crop?
If so, | can furnish you the
seed. Every ten bales will
bring SIPS 90 to $4,000 more
than other varieties. so BUSH
els will plant so to 90 acres.
should make 40 to so bales,
put in your pocket from $780,
90 to $4,000. One years
experience with these seed will
convince you that this state
ment is true. | am planting
only Florodora this year.
Well bred Berkshire and
Poland China Pigs for Sale.
ia. BURTON.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-25

Some men would rather be presl-
dent than not to hold any office at all.
To meet a hearse is a sure sign OF
death. A live man never rides around
in a hearse.
He who would succeed in any line
Of business must first plan his work,
then work his plan.
A beauty mark on a girls face be-
comes a blotch after you are married
to her.
No matter how much froth there is
on a window generally there is a
square drink underneath.
A woman believes that if she were
rich everybody would always be talk
ing about how good she was to the
poor.
The trouble with doing something
wrong Tor the first time is. you go and
do it over again to see if you will feel
the same next time.
The first month a mar is engaged
he won't talk about anything else;
the second he talks about it only to
her family; after that he has to be
reminded OF it by the girl.
Children are q sure way to escape
the disgrace Of dying rich.
AS long as a woman is not sure she
can trust herself her family can.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-25

Getting engaged is like buying a
lottery ticket with a chance to win;
getting married is like tearing it up
after the drawing.
It would be a great consolation to
a man if he could only realize that,
no matter whom he married, it proba-
blv would have turned out about the
same. q
A woman thinks her husband is a
splendid business mar when he can
straighten ott her bank balance for
her by going to see the cashier and
making up the overdraft.
Talking is a lost art, except among
pugilists.
Even the night Waterman works for
his daily bread.
The anti-tobacco girls never choose
a man who chews.
Some people wear out their well
come more quickly than their clothes.
If you are going to put up a bluff,
See that the foundations don't wob-
bic.
1t takes sunshine in the soul to
rinen the fr,1ite Of the snjrit.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-25

tens this morning, and James says
he's going 10 drown 'em. Can't we
telephone him to save 'em till you get
home-please:?'
The embarrassed mother nodded
a feeble assent and the small sirl
darted toward the public telephone
station.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-25
The Wonderful
Egg Producer

The great increase in pro-
duction of eggs has given
international Poultry Food"
a wonderful reputation all over
every State. We guarantee
that it cannot be fed to hens
at any time, winter or sum-
mer, without showing a large
increase in eggs. You Go not
have to use the food at an
extra expense because it will
make you more money after
deducting its cost. One extra
egg per month will pay the
entire cost of feeding it and
often more than doubles the
supply. It contains no poison
Gus or injurious ingredients
and has very superior merits.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-25
IT v a Glossy
P1rfnage,

1t prevents sickness, pro-
notes good health, causes
young chicks to grow 10y
rapidly, invigorates the d. )
tive organs, supplies mat, 11al
for bone, muscle and feathers,
and is very beneficial during
moulting season. It invig-
crates the egg producing or
gans and hens will lay more
and longer.
1t will prepare your chick
ems for the market more rap
idly than any other prepara-
ton and has been used for
years by prominent chicken
breeders.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-25

Remarkable Cash
Guarantee
Which is Printed
Oh Every Label.
Buy, pay for and use one
Is cent box or one so cent box
or one $1.W size box Of I'm.
ternational Poultry Food" az
directed and if it fails to full
fill our claims write to our
Office and We will refund your
money. We will pay any one
500 iE cash if we ever refuse
to live up to this agreement.
FOOD CO.,
Minneapolis, Mimi
Also Cheapest to Use.
Our rs cent box contains
100 feeds for IL fowls. Our
S1.00 size box contains 400
feeds for IL fowls. You can
not afford to pay cents per
box for some other kinds that
only contain Is feeds. 100
feeds for Is cents is certainly
very much cheaper than rs
feeds for Is cents. We save
you Is feeds over other kinds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

VA. H
will be taken Up d Iii at tie fisxt meet
slng OF tho cotiihil tea. NJ 81 y
ff,fconhettioti w Mi, tile sui jtctf u these
treaties tic 1Tfbssdaittl las d dressed hS
letter to- senator Cutot,i, III ysiitcllt ne
sSays. ttas; s SIS 5 ,1ss iii
notice It'll come HE general
3Hrbitfatlon trentics NV i,c fore he sei1ats
Iiiat stiggestlohg lHyot been mud q 10 the
cfrect{ that under them 10 YuiElit to I,ossls
flefto GohsdGr as mi, tiers for M tral ion
gtIhiilIs shlgnitlst certain % 3 tates tN thu
Uhlon in reference to certai s tate deb ts..
i write to say " hat, OK course You psi..S
fsonnlly know, that under nc u coiiccivnhla
,eltcunlstahccs could any such iiitorptc.
EtatlonEor tho trcat 30 z moment ell !.
ttitalhcd BY any Il sldnnt I, Tho holders
bfE Sta To debts tale tlicn1 w tn full .lsiiowls
edge lor II tiiu cons itutlonnl I'M tat tons
Upon Their recovery through any q ton
or tho mat lonnI government and must
rely solely OH 8 lie credit s 81 UGH clnim
againsts Ii 4 state could unde no criisldsts
CREATIONS sboistlbtnitle by tho general gov
fernineiltf as d mat tor OF arbitratlon. and
more tiian X TINT NJ such ii claim against
Ia county or; Municipality could not be
thus submitted 6forgnrbitratio y H !. n 10
one would even 4 hlnik 5of Bitch q. ma tier
as being ono for arbitr ton Or for Y.
diplomatic tlntiptt swl ntev ct .igy More
over, these treaties run on w fOt o. term
OF five yehrs; until tho end OF that period
they will certainly be Interpreted III ac-
icordance wi til tho view above ex pressed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
sARBITRATIO n. TREATIES,
President Wants Them Ratified
BIZ Without Emas cula ton n
3fBySA I. cato Press. IA

(E5yEASSOcl lcu ITeSS, lg3t
sS:syYASIIINGTON, O., Janlary = ~.
IT tho arbitration trentics now pending
before the United States Senate are 70
fcnusc ulated tho PRESIDENT MI wi hdrayy5
them from conslderut Ion, ut NJ IN n
Tie I'resident has impre ed sllpoll$n,cnl
Ebers y OF Congress, parttcularl OF tho 10
Senate. TINT lie regards the arbitration.
treaties and d Formidable rlcan navy
rs tho best assuranc Q { y CAGE 4 Tho. United
States Sposslbly could ave. 2lIe told SOW
ora callers to-day. there fore, TINT he
wanted tho treaties rat fed and " he naval
prog ramne carried out thout serious
modlNca tom. 5fa & 3
n Tho Senate Committee on Fore Ign re-
lntions to-day continued consi Iteration Of
tile arbitration treatie selfa tor Bacon
proposed an amendment proylding that
Ola State shall not be q rbltra ted.
but no action WAS tn kell, The treatle
5aro opposed IN their presen fern 81 sb J,
ihaayea their states involved by reason Of
bonds held abroad and sWll icll have been
, repudI nted ny tho States, The treaties
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
sfAtS MIIlliRlI |SIItvIRIiOI|. \
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lIVltEI3 ~, N
I. secott3dll |. " 4 tors :. 0ffioS,

lsnys
\. s!srr Under tiia ptovislois 1T tls Y N
iSaniuelS ~ Her, e6eassd /, es
Sllshfn and PERPETUAL euppott s3f N sahb1k S
OIL tbs manual labor spfinGlp1e OF III Al
nd In the cnuti lbetfiufl III
this. act5 ot5 Assorf,b l ot tsbruary
prom ss pt the iitIga fioii itt t6 tiiS Il
ootlstr!ic ton anu feot Of he ~ III OK
~ 81 MI decsase and TO esta VI tiia;
anlinl ia Dor school provided Il
twent M clause OF "a ID w i1i
made the duty oil 1.-the Second Audfto I'LL HI
open and Ike epS Ill nepnrAt e account ot N
5futid glvehrls trust fors the b,ies AirpuseF
TO boz denotnl nated tho Here Fund, ii and
H,ir1ltal1y the 31st OF Deceinlyat to ma n
and render true atid Sh dct ate account 81
tlhc fund ahowin tirctly and SliiE
.of he same during the irltnudi sa
preceding a. copy OF VII count, s
erlfled tho oatll Of the secoh III tASa
tot, ls Tired to be e1lvered VIM
ici1ihr, to be by him laid BET ore tliu 1,egias
latn ;snnd another copy thereof Md he
In niflht1er tos be published for pfigsSS
nth In two wsTA pers-oTe hrl tod SI
tho town Of charlottesville and otlIetpS
In tho city Of r ichmo .sSs3 n sgS
In tho discharge 81 his ~ II I'd
the homer 70 present olloyyirls
hasssGss ss s. ls 81
'lVU4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
S,THORNHILL, Ss!
4 Former Pastor.
Interest iii Education. \

a q q! 81. athews las bceli one ii Of the
members Of tho Board Of US TORS OF the
AIedical College Of lnia for many
years ana wa s 4 ono OF 4 The most earnest
and faithful among them, In promoting
tho interests of tho instlt ution 70 him
tho faculty could always lools With con-
nd ence for encoura gene nts and support
II their difficulties and for tho llearties1tI
co -operatlon Iii all 81 forts to Pre-
mote the welfare Of tho col ege, &, Fl Il
'SF RI was a man 3of the strictest Integrity
az tho i greatest cour tesy8 and kind ness,
His faculty Will long rcmenl Der hin, With
esteem ana affectlonat q Z rega rd y Al n
'SSrsi CIIRIsTo PIIl1R TOMPKINN IS.
!ssS 1i ISL M edfcal College OF Virginia IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
\ Nv The Valentine Auction Co.,
llN, ~ no n II Il .Slt rnnf " ~ ~
Last Auction s ale at 6l Z! / 81 {.
Broad Street as Auction | / { Z d
a 4 o ]. ] o. I. Day, Fl'rllf.8
day. Jan!. \ |! 18th, Com ] IL
meme lng l0i30 v q I Clock III I K,

10 cave moving to our n eH wa zero oths,j
No. CTS l.. lib road s, treet, we will gsell ~ o.
DAY d large number OF Bedroom SUITS,
Oak and w Walnut Ey tenslon Y bles. 9 Cob
bier Scat Dining Chairs GOD and Cane
Seat chairs, rlorS 81 Is, Oak and ia Val
nut Sldeboards,s g. Good co oling 4 Stoves,
Iron Beds, Mat tfesscs y, N lectures, ~ Toilet
Set, r ug III, Morris Chnir, ColIches, Ba by
Go-Cart, Oak ;Wardrobes DR. ego to. Bed
Springs, Blank cts, Ca ISlt chem y ten
1umerous OF her articles. Il. sSs5ts s,s 8
45 Th1s will BOZ our last sale at this. On
and after JnnuaryS1 It'll will be ut an o.3
Gls p. Brond N Street; lately Il occupt led u by
r. It. Spence ii ilBt trunk store. 81 sa
r Hin 4yALENTtNE SAuCTIONSCO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

1TARlS IEyS SALD APPROPRIATENESS a! 84a
WOOD AND { ID ID 'LAN.r&FROPERTY.
~ EAs ST. Of s p VEN
B6TI1DNTH STREET b E1TWEE1N e THE
DOC ~ Nd JAMES RIVE Z.
"a. IN ectltion Of q trust dated
tee, and 8dul corded In he clerk 90
oG ( Rchmonil Ghansery Court % 2 rs
the payment Bf tic debt SECURED, SsellS bYt
PUBLIC. agsttof,, 81, the premise or q,
valuable propert " above referred to- now
and for tul Ion time oce uped by Rich
mond lee Compa mn .?SS y pom the apropertyi
sa
al ID %.co nyenient office bull ding, be-
sides sheds and other minor structhres,3
all well suited sby #nn e rror,ge;,
and wood business 81 The ia1 d consistsSlofs
two separate pm cells the west ern parcel
fronting 100 On a q, o g. foot street
which Is on the south < 81 q 9 and parable
front ron iai lis fest to low WI er mark
OF and n adjoining the first@ named, also
fronts fsst tl'
line iii,s and rs feet more or4 lsss o. tsB
Cd st Lire On the TO- foot street. ii front
2ofl the lots, Is sn spur ira X Of he Sout
serrS allWay while the dock gisa close Z by
on the north aald q Of the #proper tn
the river as tho scout herrl bound q 8n,
liaTEe part of ~ OK ten s I've area OF
sttlis property toget her hi IS {Illn exs
Scclied cllties for shi by both Srai 4
ana ter, ndersS it yai uahle Tor
other than gil It Y
@1TISRHi s Il; Gas sufrlcient the
costs 81 executing tho trlis 4 xes ~ q
M Tof sal e. q nd to discharge the debt
seny,ired &bys snid deed & am un Ing prlnci
5pal ana Interest to 81 80. IS, sas $JanI
rary i'll II + 10 sidue 9 f8s5 tho pllr--
chase money S hall he made anaya1 n. on
ada d and secured by rust deed supto 'lr
Ny NY ST. s. III PATTERSON
a ~ NJ Trus tne.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Tf1B DfspA

como ot tho br1nge matter Unless sciyie
}hsw siiiio IS adopted, rs ti,oae ha vlng
Stilatge of tho matter do not believe that
Tic eityYshould 3D. into It rnless better
tert1s rbh be squirrel e .g A Il Il SBjS q Il VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
The b Destroyer Sail.
/ lBy 4 ssociated Press J

w OBJ AssOclat ~ I'fess4)
CHA LI5sTO II, 81 q, Jan. 2. u lio tore
pedb boat destfoyers Nipple, it NJ cDotl4
oiigl, Stewart and tNUttlenI sailed to-dhS
tu h 1otn15 The feet which Is proceeding
dowflith coast for tile annual tnanoeuvres
iii tbs CnrIbbenfi@ Hcd. "a (9 S EE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
d ON 5. ANNEX'A'l'T]['Il / Q
Subcommittee Fixes the Lines
~ . ~ AZ rTarritorxy wv i3

subcommittee Fixes AZ the lines
Et5s of the New Territory.
V "a g., nc o,nmIttee from tho COMMITTEES on
ordin nces having charge Of the ma tier Of
met \, co S, &C.
"a 4 eeitermined upon tho lines be re-
comm CON nad Is tie full eonmitt ee. s 1,
sgTfhe e suboommltte Is 3sa4oomposed ssol
easrs Beck can'lo on aIna snSh I Ms
c ct,nf{ med In the report Of Golonel CUT
shuw. leaving out Barton fIel ghln,, Y a !,
fGhestnut IIlf7land taking some litlls
nd itional territory in both the laast a1l y
sy TIA Js sss, Works And several
other industrial plants Of the city We're
left out and Will roman. the COMMA N.Y.
viii lie fought by the county nu no tiles
MT every, IL teI. ssss NJ i&
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754I913E
I;3IIJ,b4IylIsE
55aoio;iis1';ss
g;i'76,s4sS41.
!. 200.a14sssI
TOs!;TIIMJ Fi
Balance on income ao- i, J,
cunt y. IVY yla
Total balance tnRt treasury. !. Z,
SECURITIES BEL0NG1N
..otthe;,as-
rHSFund$ina,,''
dttpp. 1, !.

Sil ILLER FUND KIM
The following Is ID sta teInent OF the aa.S
9curittes belonging to the AZ I'D $inss
he Gcust ody of nd %Y
Az GER ticato. res REC,
Ia sued under act of 'ehrua ~
49, @ 1892, Bearing u ~
f cent. on $3.50, sos, 40, 81 and ~
All per cent. interest on B
88 500, TO ~ and
per cent, interest there I, n " Y
vi Fl tSs f;ssistefea Bonds,
called In the mar s
us fury Bonds, on account
running ~ hun !, drs g
Ing interest la Il tho rate u. Hs
Virginia regis tered bon Is,
1882 bearing Ier5 cen 81 \.
Rl lassrssa a!ty PEI & ssnt.
@ n aaFy i5o7 VIM aas
VA olytsohnic Institut 40
and pssp ipmsat bonds. u
il,47o,sss AZ
on which an annual r,teres ~ e q Il, Va
M may be rolled on Of, i. ,46vS!v hi
t following securlties helon Ing to 58a
the fund are OF doubtful orso5 ne
Shares Of stock In Z,
burg and Dnnvlle Rai road !. !, y w !. I
Y Co.. COT INC yalue /. ~ Is
Orange and Alexan dria ia ~ n
ING Co, registered bond (of ano J kss n, w
sRslrss Z. stoeS Val,
sh pase q R stHis ties.o
State OF Ind Hama, Wabash ana y 4 s
I nsaS s Sef ao c Sal.s pss s ss77soe
richmond and York Riyer Kan ;ss
WI Co. Der cent COUPON
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"a y IN,sl
esidert I Fore ign Mlsslon Board. 4
! odel Church =. orkcr. ,.'

&{ :Tl1a tswhic llh We hoped and pray might
not come upon us has come TO pass. Il Dr.
~. thews' 81 lea til Is regarded "a s "a
Scalamit Great inps intellect. great I'M
wise :5udg naen I; q great In fait It'll and good
work greet lii gent eness and $klndness,E
80 nfluent iala A In The Bainbridge Street
Baptist Church b OF sSwh ich hi was IA de-
$vout and 4 greatly bel loved mem Dor. II IIeI
was an extrnord nal y3S5S Sunday VI school
Steache o. II lent and nprGsslve speak ks
Ser "a sa man 81 recogn izcdl 'abtli II es
was a. man Of ii ept aid positive sc0nvicSe
tons " with g Chris An It'll siinple and,
been prominent IN our denominationa1s
work as a. trustee Sof II he y Womall's Col
Elege and a me niber or 81 the Forclgn Mis-
sion Board for ~ ears. q III Is Christian lib
5erlli ty3 a was large, cheerful and sunosten-9
tatlous and many people looked ID him
ms % friend to he coun ted on lis ) de-
votion to his family ewas beautiful and
8chtvalrousf always, III Z sat by his bedside
and cav his life 80 on wit Striumpha
Joy IN q serene peacel Of mind and heart
n & u: 81 E.}s ~ I. BALDV,
~ I2resent Pa stor.
The City's Greatest = oss.
ai For nearly fifteen years I ha d tho honor
to be pastor; 5of u the Bhfnbridge Street
Baptist Clurc OF Nfanche err When ~
came to take up that w rk q p i. 7 homas
r. Mathews was "a prominent. net tive use
sful member! and SOON becanlc a helpful
friend to 5tl,e pas tor. For any Sc rylceS
that promised promotlo on y Of NJ he cause
SheiS was always read read NJ W 18th his
purse, Ills b counsel and his strong per-
soilnli ty, " N
Or. Mat hews was my IS family physician
and 4 iii that tender rela tt nship h he was
sup to the full measure Of Sa tender, con "
sscicntious q faithful Christian gent eman.S
Invent ys years ngo / became aetlMnintcdf
MI til no AZ communlt ya;5S n which. Dr.
III distinctly tho greatest loss which has
come Il IN that period is8 tcrally filled
,Sup the measure of his day lth 9tsef sll-s
moss. i5s M 3, :, v I, !, l,
S 3. ~ \ Former Pastor.
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TRIBUT AR n
PAID TO HIS MEMORY

The following III hltes to IA NJ nc SIS p
memory arc Il ronl & m ell 'l,oS have been
iir,romspently d sspcia ted with him m rs.
jltgious al, plucatlon work ~
In Mission wv ork hi M IL
ii tile sleat Eof n! ews tl.e
5calss ofs Christi liza y snsta lnsd rGal y loss,
III was in Christian n gent eDlall A
type, 2ea lols I'LL laes4l
sylr,pat SSeatl Nstssv
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FINANCIAL.


4 flor tho present generation has PASSED
away, "a A rich legacy IS left, ller chile y
In llor life; and they alliTlset. W, and call
Her surviving children IRE; a Ms. Isaac
Read, New York; MIS- II holnhs AN
king, chatham, Va; MIS-. T. n Martin
and Mrs, y John a.. lancaster. Richmond;
Miss Annie M Road Ind Mrs SARA 3gIs,i
Martin, Cha rlotte Courtllou a \ G.. Read.
Nashville. Tennessee, md Isaac Mayo
Read, OF Charles ton, S, q. lillian How
ard Read, b Y New Y orssl, 81 the firm q +
SRead q CO, another son, lied In the year
1855, IA s,5 sss 81 n III
on friday. the asf OF ~ csmber. amid
/, large 4cpneolllset Of sorroWl Ing rela tlYes
ana friends, all that WAS rthly OF this
noble, Christian lady Was Ibid to- rest ~
the cemetery ,of tho Presbyt erla Church
at Charlotte Courthouse, OF WI loh CHURCH,
she had long beer, u member. the funeral
service being conducted Eiby Trey, ]. Z.
MelNaden. OF IatetWlord, In tho Il ABSENCE
OF the regular pms tor, ~ u
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