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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-29

10 tile Citizens of Barre:
have opened a general horseshoeing
shop opposite the old Fork factory. I
make d specially Of adjusting and bal-
ancing feet. Respectfully,
RUDOLPH BRITT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-29

FRIDAY, JUNE %. 1905.
THE CASH VALUE OF MAN

based Oh bis earning capacity. which
may be interrupted 81 destroyed. ii the
germ of the life insurance idea. 57th
year, doing business in si states.
The National Life Insurance Company
Of Vermont (mutual). Organized in
1850. s. $. Ballard, General Agent
=. 3, Ballard. Local Agent, Rooms 2
and 3, Miles Block, Barre, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-29
COMING SOON.

a carload OF Spruce Clapboards is
soon to arrive at Plainiield. Parties
desiring to use cplabcards this season
should watch this space for date Of ar
rival ana be or hand to buy.
A. Dwinell 4 Son, East Calais, vt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

CHANGE i IN. MOON Nj N
farmers Crops l2ottitilg III tt'l the
Ground from Constant
s5#523 iWetBWeather.
Il ARC HITEC'r ASSIGNS
The Glatnorgan Fo tlt1ytl:i to
Build asBrarcf at South
Norfolk.
q ,1,ho rlmcg- 1}ispntct,.l

q lii M (specai 10 rho Times ii spntct,.)
NoRFo LIs. VA, August i Among al q \
the heavy rains that llaye taller, in Z! tls
& section In tho last SIX weeks. II hut of last tl
& night In the Deep Creek scctlpn yVas one
Of Tho heaviest. and t. day corn afp ana
other fields were auhinerg Cd. a IA. y
4 Tho fall potato crop rs rotung in the he
\ ground, ana kale seed so Wrl recent y are
IN tho bitches and other places, having
boen washed there by the rn ms. l4nte
corn is being badly damaged Ia INC n tii e
farmers lrc gloomy. Theirs nope now s'N', "
that tho change of tho moon on sunday
next Will cause he rain to cease. 81; 81 4
8 g. &c r .5i HoltzclaW s3S{ an IN Arcliit ect, OF
IIampton. WI, filed III petition In bank
ruptcy to-day. Ills liabilities = re- PLACED %.
#at $50, 114.b5. According to the Petit
Tho las no assets, except $l76 worth of
I. household furniture and wearing apparel
Son which he claims exemption. IN n ono 9 &
3 the GLAZING against Rim is acquired His
principal creditors are ID. NJ r i ley, L pr
,$laerkicyf Ward Norfolk. on d promlssory
note, $s,24s; p. 3. Jones, n export Vows,
Judgment. $3.50 I: John NJ ltcr, D Wash
y iligton, Judgment, s2,l17 u. ~. Crook, q
Ialtimorc. proinissory note. 81 O00; r. Al.
Booker, Of Hampton, Judgment. sliQl2;
George Booker. Of Hampton. Judgment,
4SNys
pTomssory note, $500. and s. n 8. X SHIELD q
\ Bro, OF washington, open account, ilos.
Most NIL Of the petit toner's debts were
4 contracted at the Chumberlin Hotel. Old
Point Comfort. and we're mad e when the
petitioner WAS In partnership with his
brother w. 3. FL Holtzcla /. II 81 tzclaw.
Brothers went Into bankrupt ICY about six
years ago. al 3.y3 s53 ~ NJ i8sr RI
Work on tho extensive plant Of the
I Glamorgan foundry, IN South Norfolk,
\ Will begin shortly. Isl i34s If
Several months ago the Glamorgan
A Company purchased twenty nine acres OF
land on the Belt Line. The land extends
from tho railroad to tho Southern Branch
o.. tho Elizabeth River thus at1ordlng ex-
@ccllent shipping facilities both BY water
ana rail-. The plant Will coYer5 about
fourteen acres OF ground and about 600
!, skilled men Will be employed on t A
The Glamorgan foundries are among
i the largest OF their kind IN the United
States. g5 si5;5 $83 }&E S5;fS i553s3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

ITCH | | | |: |. 4 !
Suffered Tremendous itching Over \
Whole Body Scratched Until ),ttll
Bled Worse at Night, With
iii Soreness and Excruciatlng Pains.
i--- 4 Western lady's
WONDERFUL CURE BY Il
CUTlCUR REM EDlES.

aLast year " this time ! suffered
with tremendous itching on my
back, which grew worse and worse, I'M.
tili it spread over the whole body, and
only my face aud hands we're free.
For four months or 80 I suffered the
torments Of the damned md / had TO
scratch, scratch, scratch, until ] bled.
Az night when I went to bed things
Rot worse, md Il had at times to get
Up and scratch my body ell over, Until v
y was as sore as could DO, and Until !
suffered exoruciattng pains did not
know what It vas, and resorted to q
number Of blood purifiers, using 81
times also Cuticura Soap. They told
me then that I .Wgs suffering from,
eczema Then I made up my mind
that I would also use Cuticura Qlnt:i
ment and 5Cuticura Revolver ! used
them according to inst uctions, and very
soon indeed Twas greatly relieved. I
continued until well, and now ! q. an =
ready Is recommend the Cuticura REM
edies to any ono who suffers as did your
obedicnt servant. N rs. Mary Metzsger,:
sWeetWater, Okla, June 28, 1904 l0] I: Is,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
BIC BRICK q PLANT
LY ! {. B. ri:
Adams Brothers 4; and q. PI''a;ynes; e e
Add TENN ! Al AZ illion Kiln; Kiln to
Their Produc tion.
DRIED !! !! T: By E:|'.' MAD 10 DOG
The Imperial. aT I obacco Company
to Establish i Bis Big
ctor y. 40
TERRI /! DRIED R! :: {: By By MAD DOG

Especial b sou i etn Bsl1 elephone.).

Special by sou her1l Ben Telephone.)
LYNcItI1BURG usust 4 dams
Bros. -l7a ynest Company !, who arc among
the largest brick dealers In 4 the South,
and who operate several brick Inns here
with an annual @capnclty Of twenty MIL
lions. arc negotia ting s for a 81 to- on
the Southern Railway. ii near this city,
for the erection OF another kiln, with q
capacity OF ten million bricks pey year. Il
\ The new plant Is required to keep pa ce
With; the heavy demand here for building
bricks. III, 8 "
The local represe tatlYe Of the Inns.
sperial Tobacco Company,so OF London, an y
inounces that the company has perfected
,nSdeal for the purchase OF a large build
Ing on Commerce Street, In which it will
install modern automatic n leaf tobacco
machinery for the handling Of their ex-
port business. ,y q 4. sSt 5s h
AZ The building Is 132x122 feet, and Is
tture OF the announcement Ia the evident
idetor1nina alton of the company 4 to rema in
permanently on the local market for to-
bacco, a fact that is good n Ws to the
plan tors. gfgg5 al 5 ss5SE
q A mad dog, tearing through the stree Is
during the early part OF this morning,
when men were Just going to- work.
caused considerable xcitement before no
was shot by policeman. Tho dog was
first noticed on Main Stree t. and Elle was
killed two hours afterwards On Floyd,
q residential street several persons had
to jump fences to escape tho canine,
Tho dog made no "a etHoTt to leaye q
straIgllt path, but snapped at BeYerythlng
In his way. AS far a-s IA known he did
not bite any ono. 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
H. |SHE ] CRUSHED.
OF by N 0 [ | |. {. B
Nj. Richard Land, A Citizen Fit: X! q of.
Portsmouth, Killed at the
Norfolk Ball Grounds.
Sill PPEl~ANl Eel ON 4 TRACK 1 J; ! (.
An Excited Crowd Desired to
Wreak Venge ance onsthe
Motornlan.
(spc,c,al 81 southern BELL Telcpl,olnle.)

Especial By Southern Bell Telcphone.) NJ sS
N NORFOLK. Va. August Tin an at
tempt to board d trailer being pushed In
front OF o motor q car at the baseball
park in this city this afternoon Richard
Land, a business man Of Fortsmouth,Va
i{elfas between the two cars and was In
stantly killed. his head being crus!i "a
completely on and his right shoulder
being ground into pulp. " i55sssi;8$
Ms It happened Just after the doQble-
header baseball game between the Nor
folk and Portsmouth clubs. which Land
had vi messed. Hundreds Of people were
filng out OF tho park to board tho trolley
cars near the park gate, and Land was
one OF the first out The motor car,
with the trailer ahead. was coming from
the car barns q block away to get o
load OF the pepple, and as was cross
Ing the track OF the N0rfolk and Western
Railroad, which CROSSES tho trolley line
there, Land attempted to board the trolley
at the end next to the mo tor car. He
missed his hold and was thrown between
the two cars, his head fal Ing or the
rail-. An Instant later and tlla forward
trucks OF the heavy mot tor car was on
him, the wheels passing directly over his
head. The badly was dra gged eight feet
before tho car could be atopped. and his
skull being left on the opposite side Of
tho track from the body. III Il 83
"a throring Of curious people at once
gathered around the body and It wa
difficult for the police officers and
Coroner Carmlno ia act to It. Some OF
tho more exoitabla pepnle wanted n to
wreak vengeance on Aiotornan Dodson,
ana cried for his arrest, He was arrest
ed and later bailed
Richard Land was the manager az q
dry goods and clothing store at 7oi
GRAVY ford Street Portsmout II is run
B. Land. ( Flo was about forty-flye years
old, and Ia survived by his wife and sev-
eral children, s ss Ne 81 is ii n 4
q a coroner a. 1urY. will hear tho case to-
morrow n ternoon at 8 q clock. z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
KING / Nc WILLIAM PEOPLE 4 n
Dem THREATS "A ! 5.
No One Made ANY DemoRstra-
ton and Sympathy Was
Shown the Boys. 8
0snaoi,al "a T,he Time.,,-pla ,yp,.a,ltoh.l

w lgt56 EspeOial QT'he 1tH]effI1LIaatGn.l l.58j
ETNA MILER, Al, August 17.-The
people of the Mangohlck neighhorhood,
whore Mcneil and Ellnora held up the
Powell Brothers In their store Saturday
might, the til Instant. and rohhed them
OF t6s.a6, are Indignant at thu false go
port that the people would hans the prlr
soneTs II they ever got them haels to
King William county. "a
Your correspondent has been wi tn the
people eyer Hinca the occurrence, md
nat one word has le heard about lynch
Ing, Aa{ far IA can pa learned only, one
man said that he was ready to pull the
ropa and that man rs QnaS at the Kind
Who talks much, hut he would be- tho
last man to take hold, nj All
When the prisoners arrived ut Mango
ihIck there was a large crowd. but not
a whisper was heard about HAVING them
iypphed, After the trial one Of the Pow
ellis, who the boys held up, took them to
his home end gave them something 20
eat, Much sympathy Was felt for the
lads when the boys asked Afagistrats
McGeorEe To read the law as to the
penaltY !, 4 /, +,
RegeVds, the negro mas strate Wha haal
given the warrant, very sra pefnHy {lTnea
the trial oyer tn the White ma KlSt TIN yes,
iRichayd AIpGenrga ana /; RlphsFa Fox
THE King nv Ham paepla wan " NnT
jdsFstond that they ar y Wa q alnF olslS
iEaIls, III ys 9A5i IN Bs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
ROANOKE 8BAPT1STS.
Heavy Rains Failed to Keep At
NJ tendance I D own at Asso ciation.

Heavy Rains Failed to Keep At
ten dance Down at Assoc citation.
H sPff!a! VAT rs AuEa nstss e.
oke Baptist Association. which met with
3 Greenfield Church, near Chal kss Level.
Tuesday. ca me to o Ct oSe ~ rsdny NJ ter
4 noon after ono 3of Il the most successful
and pleasant sessions$of that body IN lts
3 history. a. 8i
7 The session was called to order by the
retiring moderator, Mayor H Har-
grave, IT., OF this place. who was re-
elected to the same office at the after
noon meeting OF the first day, tn Mr..
u Joseph b. i Anderson, of Danyille,$ as
clerk, and Mr. g. Dayenpo rt, Or
Chaneys, as treasurer. The introdu g
/ Tory sermon was delivered by Rev. VII
Nam Hedley, Of nAnyille.
Il The numerous reports before tho body
evoked much interesting discussion, e as;.
pecially Temp which asted fo l'r
I some time. n U &
Contributions to all Of the boards were
Increased over last year except to Etiu-
cation and the Orphanage. OF the. forty
live churches OF the association, al we're
Rreprescnted but two, and the reports
were very flattering, aoth spiritually and
financially. The association church menu
bership numbers nearly 600. 4
y The weather was very threatening
/ every day, but this did not keep the
usual large crowds away Boundless
& expresses the hospitality, and every pro-
vision had been made to add TO tho cons
fort OF those present. Ia. ,,.,}i u
"a Tho association next year Will meet
with Ringgold Baptist Church, about Six
miles from Dnnvil le. 4}2 s II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Radfo,,r[d Fair.
fspecIal 4 "a : Tho 4 piIpes-Dlspa

n IN (speclal ta The plpes-n y9atch,
RADFpRn, ~ Atugustt IA anage &
}F'px ana resident Vaughan aFs Wprk',l 3
hold here ~ the Southwest vlrgin MA Az
rIoultural and Live Stock A c!atton,
.soptefmrber 18th, 18TH, 18Th and 18th ~
a Well attended neetlng of the Executive
Comp ttee held Waane sdayt many De- De-
tails OF their plans were arranged,
a poultry building is to be erect Fl
once, ana entries from Riehrno2nd Bel sl !
.timore and other distant points are prom :
iised n Henry w. Burress, an 4 exp rlencetl
.turfman Of Baltimore, has been engage
as starting juds IN the races, Two hAR7
'dred, special premipms have been see7
cured besides tbs pasociat ton premiums
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
AN||[:MOR|AL
IN
Splendid arble Tablet Unveiled u &: la
in the County. 4 C 6 ,1;
house. .5s,si
DINNER AND FINE | r. SPEECHES $ :: 1:
"a
Gongr ssrnan Flood Pays High II
Tribute to the Valor Of
Cumberland Soldiers.
DINNER AND FINE I sPEEc HES
Cumberland Soldiers.
.l,l
( lE,,, "a the =, T11nes-;Diapatch.]

5SS{ Especial to The Tirnes-Dapatch.) AJAX lsl4
CUMBERLAND, g. Il. August
ia handsome memorial tnble was UNI
yelled In the courthouse here Thursday TO-
tho Confederate dead OF Cumberland
!co,intySA large crowd gbraved the rain
among whom, were the survivors Of the
Cumberland Troop. .35 III
The tablet is handsome marble one,
and occupies q space to the left Of the
Judges bench in the courtroom, and 70
a memorial to the dead erected 4 by the
survivors OF the Cumberland Troop.
s5 The exerclses OF The morning were be-,
gun by Command or John =. ai& Brooks
calling the meeting to order, followed by
prayer by Comrade James p. Clarke
5a DR.. w. III T.. Robinson. Of Danyille, an
old trooper. then introduced Miss Annie
Palmore whose father was once the cap
tain OF the troop and sho read 9, poem
by MIR; 5Duval Porter. Of PittsylYania.
An eloquent address was delivered by
fComrade Fowler, his subject betng Love
of Country.
After a recess, in which a delightful
dinner, was served in the ourthouse and
on the spa cious svornnda. the exercises
were resumed by an address from Major
SVenable, Of 1rar7nyil lie, who spoke Of
the brave charge led by Captain Mathews,
who fell in battle. "a
BHe also Impressed upon the teachers
Of Virginia to give correct and unbiased
history to tho children. He referred to the
inspiration derived from the work Of tho
women, and their valuable assistance In
teearyesctng mo nu,nents to the dead 8sS.3
E93 After Major Yenable concluded the
tablet was unveiled. This was followed
by an eloquent address by Cpngre Hslnan
5 Fl, d. Flood, who spoke for nm hour Mr.
Flood made a beautif wi reference to the
brave charge at Aiitchell's Shop, and saye
a glowing tribute to those who fell in
that tile for the love pf YlrsiInllau I II \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
81 COMING HERE,
High-C Glass Chinese nv omen to
Study in Virginia
: nScInl 3 IL The IHmoa- Disna tct,

PORT I0yNNRlN n s Ss " SIN, August
17.--rhe steamship pla}lsot TIA, arriving yes
Sterday from Oriental points Arou gtlt fGlf
country to enter educpt ionall institutions,
$t Ono OF the Chinese. q woman. Will 80
to Virginia, while the three men will go
ia tho University OF pllfornia,
The Chinese came in charge pf Consult
General Rogers, OF Shanghai, Who was
vigorous In his remarks when no learneS
that the party would DO compelled to der
bark at Port Townsend Tor exam natloln
Nv the United States Chinese inspectors.
The second examnnt lions ere cessarY
because the travellers were not praYided
With certificates In duplicate. Mr., Ror
gers's criticism was directed primo pally
at the Washington author1t les, who. he
declared, had failed to 9'dyiHas him of the
necessary steps. s gsi III ,,8s3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
GIVE TO ONE
IA az ---------- st{ 81 8lF3ft ~
Successful Amateur Comedy at
Il Bon Air, S5
(specla AZ Ia GQ,a Times, p!s,atoh 3

RON XiR X s A AiRss; s1' @gRe may
given Tuesday evening for the benefit
Of Hazen Memorial library was q Hplsn :
AID success In every way. y II was cnl lad
s''INivo to One The zone y was young
Elliot Champney, who made desperate
lave ia FIVE yollng glrla YlsltlRg In q
.NaWport halne, ana was a!cGepted BY the
ilaYe,l, Mr., Stanley Blanton took the
part, and was master Of the sit4a ton, II
The yoppg ladies' who E, took part md
s1y sses tnesahsegs smith, sa nSat
gomery. N ~ Acc uer, Ram! q 'ralcott
and Ylrginia Nt lleg, AZ Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

IPfsstHF Il iSi i4 Nasa.t Il,
AT the University 81 Virginia to-day IT
was stataa that the prespaets were Ak
oeediDEly bright for = large at tendance
az students the eomlpR aeRslaR, which
opens septembaF 18th. IN tha opinion.
az Secretary Price, Who l.a 9. !Raae 3
pretty close study 9f the sltu8 tipR, the
Ieennrolmant WI reach 500 or over. I.slsE
sessions total, the largaas In thu history
5of the institution, NyAs a Ss,
Word has been rec col wed ram Mp Slim
Meade and White; o. New Yoyk, sffhs Or.
ahitscts for tha new lesl aen9A for FTesi,
dent Alderman ana Tor the mess hall,
that the plans for these SIGNATURES are
nearly olanlete and will aapR lla fnrWATfl-s
ed to the iYersit u, l9s III s.s
y it III now llali eYpd tf,att work OH the
tive t,,,slai yllll ne ss lapAths
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
DISAPPOINTED S. WORTH I.
Woman Sued for Failing 70 Pay Pay
Promised Visit.
(spec1n7 to- Tho TlmeEl Id sIatch

\ sTRoUpsBuRG. "a. August IL:
Josiah Green and his wife; Of jackson .t!sa'
ago and bought goods In Gcdr ich's store;
Mrs. Green and Mrs. Csedrlch Eot
chumrmy, and Mrs. Gcdrlch promised
Mrs. Green that she would soon visit
N "a a a Result OF the failure ia nay tile
Sproinised visit, Squire Iiapey, OF Kenl-
mcrtown. was yesterday Obliged to listen
to audience to decide whether or not
for their disappointment. The, squire
decided In the negative, III "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Minister Called.

Especial BY Southern Hell Telephonc,J 5.7 .
( LYNCHRUTlG, VA, August 17,----ReY.
5Genrge r. Cralgllill, assistant rector Of
ST. Joints Episcopal Church. OF Roanoke,
and son Of Mrs. George I'ay ton Oraighill,
OF this city haa jRs. been \, EXTENDED ed,
copal Church. at South Boston While It
ia not knnWn, It is hardly pelieYea that
the call Will be accented \. Il
r Mr.. Cralghill last spring declined q
very tlattering call to SO to 4 louisville.
XIV. 5 In 9ts ~ " ss i, ( III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
King William Sick.

n rs 3I I(snecial 10 Tho Vlmes- pspntch,l I7eLg
PIMA MILLS, VA, August It'd, N.
Nubank, who fell a. week ago q distance
OF ten feet eight inches in the basement
OF HIS mill, ana was thnllght to3 be fatally
injured, Is improving.
y Bradley Atkinson. son Of ], L, Atklnson,
who was brought from Richmond ten days
ago, Is critically III at his fathers with
typhoid fever. FAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
CRUISING AFTER THE
OYSTER vI0lAT0|R.s
Chairman w Med Lee Giving
58 II His Personal
'Attention.

IRYiNGTbN, II a., August iI,-chaIr,
man VI, MpD. Leo, of the state Board
OF lNisheries, returned yesterday from n
cruise Of thaN Fotpnlaa River ana tributa-
rles on the stealne Acc nlae, to enforce
the oyster laws, He left to-day for other.
Waters.i El.ll 1.ssl & IN III 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
New. Pos t111,jaI,steF,

ls,aee,el te The Zines; n!sRatal,!:. 4.
thur Eaton 81 npnnlnted Sa pos mas ter mt
sGpnicyjlle, flhenAR d ga h you II al Rlca
II 4 q, HAmFiek Tastg ped y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
i'Tl|0|R|;|TUR|||lNG, D|SE|GURIN|0||.

5Humors, Eczeinas, and feelings
Cured by Cuticura
s53 The agonizing itching and burning
of the skin, ns in eczema the frightful
scaling, as IL PSORIASIS the loss Ct hair
and Crushing Of scalp, as IN scaled \
head - all demand Q remedy Of almost
lselulpcrhuman virtues to successfully 4
cope with them. That Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills are such stands
proven beyond al doubt. s3 .a.
pa sold throughout lie world Cu,cun Soap 2sc., Oins
rnsnt k0c 60c lin form Of Chocolate Coated
Pill. asc Der Vial Of 6D may be hsd Of aif
single ses surea Potter Drug and Chem corP ~
1i II Hsiisd Frse, uov 70 Cure Baby Humon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
/ fredericksburg N otes,

tspeeIa] g ,Th9 TlrpssssIIp s;1t :,
N. II d, 4 Alsop ana Miss AlolIle Chewnlng,
both 81 spotsylvania county. came here
Yesterday ana were married at the Meth
odlst parsonage, Rey, Il. n Hight afflT
ciating. }}ttss 9s /, "A !. b
Mr. 4. n, Garner Was Last I1ght ulnanir
mously elected q member Of the City
Council, TO I'LL tho vacancy eauRed Dy
the death OF the late w. T.. Watson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

K Wig, ,ypha trouble with Guzzler iH
that 10 newer atieka to enything mere aTs
tShs Weektt WeSSsESy KY qprsssa
1ngs foE' over 9 lnonth,0 "a 4 5
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-25
A Tribute of Respect.

The following resolutions we're
adopted by the Oak Dale Bantist
Church and Sunday School:
whereas, our Divine Creator has
seen ut to call from earthly toll one of
Ills faithful servants in the person of
our q beloved brother, Nathan ..
Farmer.
1. Whereas, We feel that public ex-
preston of our appreciation of his
felthfnl labors and untirIng energy is
Justly due him. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That We reverently submit
to dim who does all things we'll.
2. That in his death this Church and
Sunday School loses faithful. upright
and honorable member, his wife q low
ing and kind husband, his children a
KIND, atfectionate father, his friends
and nelghbors pleasant aud trust
worthy associate, the needy kind and
helpful friend.
.. That We extend our sincere condo
leSce to the bereeved family and com
menu them to that grace which is sut1i-
clent 10 all hours of need. =. -
4. IhaG copy of these resolutions be
sent ta The Anderson Intelligencer for
publication, and they be placed upon
Done by the order Of the Oak Dale
Baptist Church in conference and
elgned by. the order of the same, this
fourteenth day of April. A. u. 1905.
" j.. 4. Earle, ,-,.i..,...
u. ii. Robinson,
J. y. Stonecypher. =.
F.. .:s--. COmmitreo!,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-25
White.flsId. News; !, |. !, &, ! ] !,

J. ! We are glad TO aay ths hsalth in our
conn m g nitnzis good and we are also
glad :to say that our Sunday school is
IN g honrfsllinR condition, ! : ~, IE
:; The h.'at In our eection iB aB good
as coni,t be expected, considering the
= Lee Campbell has bought q new horse
aud buggy. aIit ia sporting Robert
Bowlnn and Alvin Wtilioghaas have
alan purchased new vehicl es. 81 3 I,;s:.c
Mathew Breazeale, from Relton. !as-
from Sunday school Sunday afternoon,
=. There will be an all *doy sinkiDg at
Cedar Grove church the second, Sunday
in May. The public isa cordially? la
vited to attend .e.E.5 -
The school1at Whitefisld viii, ,solose
to attend. , s. !E
;: "Fonr Blne Eyed Maidens,,'. S s