imigfiiuoni again.Saturday, November 4, Mr. Jamies Melmoth Holmes died at the home of his eon-fmlaw Mr. P. R, Lazen-by, wihio lives near Harmony. Mr. j Holmes was 86 years old. He liad « bwrt' an elder of Tabor Presbyterian church over 30 years. At this church Sunday afternoon his funeral services, were conducted hy Rev. J. A. Scott, of Statesville. The funeral. Bormon was excellent, preached from the text, “The hoary head is a crown of glory if it be found in the way of righteousness. “The floral tributes and the very large co n g regiati o n, w hi c li asse in b le d at tho burial of (his aged man wore evhtenees of the high esteem in whiieh he was held by his friends and, aeqirnint an ees.Surviving the deceased are his widow, who is very feeble, one son, Mr. Vaneo Holmes, two daughters,Airs. P. R. Lazenby and Mrs. St.rou«dand a stepdaughter, Mrs. JuliaCampbell; also a brother, Mr. A,N. Holmes, and a sister, Mrs. El.vlo Cheshire.Homy Olay BoatUe’tf Tim« Short