£UdbamTde at the re moveds voting friends inpent yea-, was iostoo waseeo ill forhanks fora.• visiting. Geo. D. :re.» returned}ofamotikpivuo mviuv k yexample. She was afflicted for many years and bore her affli-tion with fortitude, supported by only such Christian faith and hope as hers.ovi ptl i-v VJ \Death of Col. Ingram.Col. Tillman Ingram died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Dr. B F Ourzs.at Kosse, Tex., on Feb. 3d, inst., at the age of TO years. Col. Ingram was boro and raised in this county and many of our citizenB will remember h\9 pleasant visit to his old friends and relatives at this place wbout two years ago. We regret to learn of his death. He moved from this county to Chester County whew a young man and represented that CM tit y several years in the Legislature. In 1354 he moved to Florida where he served the State officially for years. He entered the Con* federate service at the beginning of the war and served until its close. In \STH he went from Florida to Texas where he resided until his death. Be was for many years a consistent member and ruling Kider of the Presbyterian Church. The Kusse Cyclone, in speaking #f hts death, says : “He passed away as beHtteth a Christian, gently and quietly from life to life eternal.”—Lancaster Ltdfet.kentea Services.Leo ten services will he toeW Cq the Church of tfce Holy Comforter every Wednesday andit simply the wily come n s£ no Atttho tnanifesK all this* Alliance, Farmers1 the cutini am social of the sei with, h Cotton F recognic« thing tha the farm*recognize piece for tells bowcowSj am -oereats tfc aod so fa farmers -from the Wouldnn«;i tl’wvt ftVlnrk n. massume ji which so regard to era, I say you take less than intellect; the caieg