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DENTON.
Mr. T. G. Denton recoived tho sad
intelllgonco over the wires Monday
Morning from Miami, Indian Territory,
of tho death of his sister-in-law
Mrs. A. L. Denton. A letter previous
to this intelligence, which was
dated Soptombor 1st, and which Mr.
T. G. Denton received a fow days
lator, said that Mrs. Donton was critically
ill with catarrh of tho stomach.
Sho was sick about fivo weeks . Mr.
Donton and family loft hero for his
Western homo February 23d.
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Mrs. Denton was a MIbs Honry,
daughtor of John Honry, of Nicholas
county, and was about thirty-two
years old. Sho loaves a husband and
four childron. Mrs. Donton was a
member of tho Somersot Christian
church. In tho far-away Western
homo hearts aro heavy and aad today,
but many aro tho sympathizing
ones horo. Though our dear onoa bo
takon on diflorent parts of tho globe,
antlWhothor thoir remains bo deposited
in strango landB or tho waters of
tho soa, their spirits gp to tho samo
God, whoro wo mayraeet thom in a
Iittlo while.
FORMAN.
Mre. John W. Forman, agod 51
years, died at her homo on ' Qucon
Street, this city Sunday afternoon at
5 o'clock, after severe Buffering for
about two yoars of asthma. Mrs.
Forman was a good christian woman,
beloved by all who know her.
Through tho wholo period of hor
illness sho boro up with tliat humble
spirit so characteristic ot .thoso who
lovo their Mastor and do his bidding.
