She was a thorough'woinan of God and I
fined a large family tlml will stand ns n
monument to her good teachings. 11 er
1..I -.ml- w..... "Mv el.it.lren. live na I
, , .,: ,...". !..
von wuiiai nit- uuu nuiv in hiii in
Heaven." Hlewed wordn! May they
prove a bnlm to the wounded hearts and
caiiR them to liml comfort in tho thought
that she la happy with her C?od. After
a funeral disoourho at her home hv Itev.
VV. L. Willi.niiH at 11 o'.lock a. m yea
trd.ty, the remains were gently
to the Huatonville Cemetery, where
all that U mortal of the loving wife,
mother and friend was laid to rest. How
ehangeahle and how uncertain is life!
Lens than a month ago a bridal party
1-ft this home. Today it is Hhrouded
in mourning and the very winda seem
tmiy in Badness, ".Mother is dead." It
it hard, very hard, to give her up, but
uny each of uio.t aerioualy ullliut
o 1 iiv the blow be enabled to feel that
she has only gone before, nnd live no as
to meet her, a reunited family, in a land
that is fairer than day.
An infant noil of Dr. J. T. Morrinl
died veflterday of eatarrli of the
ach.'
The Advocate records the deaths of
Jowph . l'rewitt, of tho Junction City
ni'ighhorhnod, aged 00; Addison Mitchell,
of the Went Knd, aged 7:5,
(.lore, who for a long time kept tho
(.lore IIouho at Junction city, 71.
James V. Keott, an old merehant
of Louisville, who married a Mater of
Mr. W. N. llaldeinan, died Monday and
on that account the wedding of Mr.
