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In the Creek Nation, on the morning of the ID
October, MIR. William G. Jacobs, aged SO years.


The deceased was born 23d March, 1898, at
Front Royal, Frederick county, Virginia, and was
the son of John and Eady Jacobs. He became a
citizen and trader Of the Creek Nation, in Ala
bama, in the year 1918, and emigrated to this
country with the Mcintosh party of Creeks in
1927; wherc, until within few years since, he
continued his business as trader in the Nation,
and was, at the time of his death, Clerk to the
Lower Creeks.


He was an affectionate and kind husband,
fond and indulgent parent, a warm-hearted and
generous friend. To his bereaved family, death
IN this visitation, has laid low in grief the cher
lshed hopes of fond mother and her dependent
offspring. To his snumorous associates and friends
1t has severed the tres which so intimately united
nm with all that was worthy, generous, and kind
IN the ondearing and social relations of life. But
Still there IS halo that hangs around the grave
OF departed friends, that fades but slowly from
hhory's waste, through the mis-. Of years, and
often as it shadows forth the remembrance Of their
kindly virtues, docs tho pang of the separation
awaken new emotions, and the starting tear but
family tells the deep sorrow OF the heart.


This passing tribute to the departed jead is Ike
offering of one who knew him woll, who long en-
joyed his friendship, and shared his kind hosp-
talitlcs. d.


o. Virginia papers will please copy.