OF CHURCH DIESG. BILLINGS CAMTK TO THE COUNTY IX 1871.!!l7or ytJHti Yaws Was JuMJco in (V-Jiriju* Tt)\vti.«fiii)-Charles (5. Hillings. a well-known j ihd longtime resident of Uie ('(Minty,, iied last night. The funeral will ho; ield from Westminster Presbyterian! •huroh ;n \\ o'clock tomorrow sifter- 1 ioonr with short services wt Hie borne, j it. 2:3f», The pastor, Ttc-v, W. U. J ■bindford, will bo. in charge. assisted | )y Rev, C. H. Purmort of Host ^ioine*, a former pastor anil friend I )f the family. jhi his hist Illness Mr. Inning’s was j .endorly nursed by bin wife and his: dsler-in-law, Mrs. Minnie McKinnon,;Kharles G. Rill/ugs was horn in ^chnoidadv, Saratoga county. N. Y.f j Dei. 10, 184 3. IHs narly yewrs* ; ?pept in Himngton county, N. V. For • 11! years 5m cnr*d for his invalid; mother. He was (wire married, llisi fir fit. wife and two children by that: union preceded him in death. On! jam l!8, 1871. he was married to! Margaret Shaw. In 1ST-I limy ram*\ to Iowa, settling on a farm near Wash burn. la., when1 they resided about. twenty years, A forwards the family moved to a farm near Water loo. Mr, Hillings moved m Waterloo eight years ago anti had madeliis home hero ever since. He was7 0 years. 11 months and IP* days old.Mr. Hillings had Iktp active in f hn affairs of the county for many H'nrs. For a. long tint he u us jus-fice ot tim pence in t'**rlar township.He was a devoted member of Westminster church. an indulgent father, and Mnd and loving husband.Two children of the second unionprccerl him inResides the wMou. ftvo children