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Atthe residence of her husband in Scott County, Arkansas, on the 18th ut. of winter fever. Mrs. GINNETToR E. CHIsM, cOnSort ofDr. s. II. Chisn. the twenty-Grst year ofher age

 The deceased was n native of Missouri, her father Col James Logan, elGigIated to this State in 1891. It is impossible for my tra pen to portray truly or for me to convey just conception of the nestima- be qualities and virtues ofthe deceased.

 The sorrow and gloom that hangs over the con- munity, of which she composed the brightest orna- ment-possessing kind charitable and benevolent heart; ever ready and willing to sympathise and ad- minister to her neighbors' wants and necessities. Her sweetness and goodness of postion-modest and suitability of manners; kind and affectonate, deep and iefyent love for her family and relations are too well known to require further comment As wife she was loving and kind-as mother the most aHactionate guardian spirit whose parental eye watched with eageiness the welfare ol her only infant son-as a nelghbor she was minlSterlng angel in time of need, She IS gone never to return any more-may herIriends and relations prepare to meet her in the realms of gory-prepared for those that serve God and keep his commandments Her attending physicians exerted all their skill but to no purpose--he expired with calm and serene countenance emblematcal ol her entrance mic immortal glory. CoM

 Jefferson and Boonsvirc papers Mo, will please copy.

 DIED, at his residence in Montgomery Co, Ar kansas, on the llth inst, Judge IRA K. ROBINSON in the 53d year of his age He left family, and d large circle of friends to mouIn and lament his loss Judge Robinson emigrated to that section of the State, about ! years since at which tune there were but three families residing in the present limits of Montgomery county. Judge R. was a worthy and good ctizen-his loss will be seriously felt by his neighbors To his family il is irreparable