Democratic Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 38, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 17 October 1890 — RESOLUTIONS [ARTICLE]

RESOLUTIONS

ON THE DEATH OF MBS, ALICE DRAKE, who died Oct. 4, 1890. Whereas, It hath pleased our Heavenly Father to take to Himself one of our best beloved members, Mrs. Alice Drake. Resolved, that w» recognize in this our loss, the hand of an all-wise, unerring, and loving Father, whose right it is to do with His own as He seeth best. Resolved, that while we submit with resignation to His divine will, we deeply feel the loss of this sister who was always full of missionary zeal, and especially studious to promote the cause of Christ and the interests of the church. Resolved, that in her death the church loses a loyalj and consistent Christian, her husband, a devoted wife and loving companion, and the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society, a useful and honored member. Resolved, that we cherish her memory, emulate her virtues, and imitate her sweet Christian example, that we may be quickened to greater zeal and activity in all good works. Resolved, that we tender our deepest sympathy to her bereaved husband, and commend him, and all other Mends, to the tender love of Christ, who hath revealed to us, that as we are partakers of His suffering, so also shall w<s be partakers of His consolation. j RESOLVED, that a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the record of

th® W. I . Missionary Society, of RenaI solaer, M. E. church and that they bo published in the Heathen Woman’s F nend, and the Rensselaer Republican. May F. Thompson, i Ida L. Benjamin, l } Com. Amanda W. Warren. ) Just received a new and oomplete line of dress goods, inoluding the handsomest line of plaids in Rensselaer. Chicago Bargain Store. The Logansport Pharos says the Jour, nal of that oity ‘makes no defense of Congressman Owen’s attempt to bribe Oapt. Mull. Its silence is a oonfession of guilt. “I will give you a part of a gang, er e salary," said Owen. “I could not, as an honest man, aooept a bribe,* said Capt. Mull."

i™ olll !!®®** aeethe new styles of dothprfoe“ d overooatß at astonishingly low Chicago Bargain Store. ~~ ■ ii N Recently an admirer of ’Lize Pinkston of ‘Fraud Hayes’’ regime, oarded the Republioan with a oondensed rehash of the oharges made against Col. Patton four years ago, when a candidate for Senator. The oharges were exploded at that time, and the vote offlthat year shows that the people of Jasper oounty, and of the suatodistriot took no stock in them. In 1880 Billy Owen’s plurality was nearly 500 while the Ool. Patton was something over 200. It is to-day conceded by Republicans that Owen oan not reach Thompson’s majority, of that year, in this county. nearly one-half prioe, Chicago Bargain Store.