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Chrisfian. Lot her children and friends be CON-
forted, she could not live with them forever In
the roll Of years will all rest by her side, and
may we be well prepared to resign our spirits 10
God as herself Let us initiate her in her good
ness and piety and charity. Let the same bright
hope that animated her in her dying moments
cheer and gladden. as we approach the verge
Of the tomb. OF the private life Of Mrs Cheatha IN
need not speak. She was kind to the poor a nd
needy. she a friend to the orphan, she sooihed
the sick and desolate, she has been faithful fol-
lower Of Christ for forty years. She loved Her
children and her friends. she spoke ,arshly of 10
one but kindly 10 all. She was born III Virginia
in 17T2, and after her marriage with her husband
they settled in Kentucky in 1902 Her husband
William Cheatham, who died in this county in
1870, was a soldier Of the Revolution. His history
j. known TO community. His love and his
fortunes, his joys and sorrows, she shared through
long and eventful life. and now they sleep sid=
BY side beneath the sod. Peace BE- 10 their re-
mains, and may they be inhcritors OF that rich
reward beyond the grave which Is in store for the
true and faithful christian. The death Of the de-
ceased. in the course of nature, might have been
looked for She had lived out her three score
years and ten and more, for she was about seventy
three years old at the time Of her demise. A ripe
old age, indeed. age at which but few OF a.
will arrive. When her death was announced, the
light Of heart were sad the thongEtless and cheer
ful were grave. All seemed 10 have lost good
old friend and mother, for she was like mother
to all She was buried in the buryng ground in
Washington without any solemn plgeants in token
Of the public sorrow, but in a manner plain and
transformations. Thus should the christian b. laid
in the grave Her friends and children were
around her tomb and all were meek and run or
grief TCommnnieaicA


DIED-At his residence in Fulton. Hempsiead
county, on the 22d ult-, RosERT r. FINK, aged IS
years. The deceased was a native Of Baltimore


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