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              <text>DIED.&#13;
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Mrs. Mary Romig, wife of Jacob Romig, deceased, of Tuscarawas county, Ohio, died April 17, 1873, at the residence of Dr. H. C. Tucker, El Paso, Kansas.&#13;
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A traveler o’er life’s pilgrimage dreary, &#13;
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To sweetly repose fovever.&#13;
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Tuscarawas papers please copy.&#13;
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              <text>Items from El Paso and Vicinity.&#13;
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     Mrs. Hiram Henderson died and was buried this week.&#13;
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     We understand Professor Mahin’s term of school, in El Paso, will end in four weeks, as the district has not money enough to continue the term.&#13;
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E.B. Allen&#13;
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	Article I. -- The name of this incorporation shall be SALEMS CHURCH OF THE EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA, IN SEDGWICK CO. STATE OF KANSAS. &#13;
	Article II. -- The object of this society shall be the promotion of the interest of religion in our midst, and the spread of scriptural holiness through the world. &#13;
	Article III. -- The members of this association shall consist of the members of the society, from time to time as shown by the records thereof. &#13;
	Article IV. The officers of this association shall consist of a board of trustees, of three or more persons, chosen from its members in such manner, time and place, as shall be specified in its by-laws or by the discipline of the evangelical association; the said trustees shall have the sole management and control of all the property of the association, subject to the present or any future provisions of said discipline and the provisions of the annual conference in whose bounds such property is situate, and may adopt by-laws not inconsistent with said discipline and the provisions of said annual conference and the laws of the state. &#13;
	Article V. -- The officers of said board shall consist of a President, a Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer, to be annually chosen from among the members of the board, who shall perform the duties usually assigned to such officers. &#13;
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	John Yergler, 		“				“&#13;
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	Article VII. -- The board of trustees shall hold an annual meeting, before the last quarterly meeting on the charge, at which time the officers of the board shall be appointed, and an annual report shall be prepared, setting forth the doings of the board during the year past and the condition of the property belonging to and in trust of the association, a copy of which shall be presented to the quarterly conference. Special meetings shall be called by the President when requested by three trustees. &#13;
	Article VIII. -- All vacancies occurring in the board of trustees shall be filled and all the business of the association shall be conducted in strict conformity to the discipline of said evangelical association, and the provisions of the annual conference in whose bounds the property is situated. &#13;
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State of Kansas, Sedgwick County, SS.&#13;
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	Witness my hand and official seal the day and year last aforesaid. &#13;
Commission expires Jan. 8th, 1889.&#13;
(SEAL.) 								S.W. MCCOY. N.P.&#13;
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