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The Reading and Chess Club Of Co
lumbus, Ga, gave handsome enteI-
tainment, one night night iiasG week, to four
young married couples,
z company in Fair Haven, Conn,
is making arrangements to erect a fac
tory In that place for the manufacture
of paper pulp from potato vines.
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MASONIC FUEERAL NOTICE.

EAWTRORNE-Fhe members OF South
Memphis Lodge M. lis, viii attend a specla
communication, This i5t \ IA - Afternoon,
AT = o'ciQck, tb pay the last tribute OF respect
70 The romans Ul our deceased brother J. W q,
HAWTHOHSE.
All Nj. NJ. are fraiernaIly invited.
by ordeE of A. ). " HELLER, W M.
BEg. X. PULLEN. See. del2
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The Charleston Ne1os says that
South Carolina is the earthly paradise
of the rogues, renegades and ragamuf-
fms who give tone and character, after
their kind, to Radicalism, in the
Southern States. Here may the Radi-
cal brethren crown their brazen fronts
with the inconvertible currency or the
nation: here may they stuff their
pockets with bills and bonds, and no
one say them nay. They may pilfer
and peculate, cringe and bluster. lie
and grow rich. Call them but Radi-
Gals, and they laugh at bolts and bars,
mock at Judge and jury, and recognize
no other law than their own sweet
will and pleasure.
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MEMPHIS THEATER-
Spsldins. sidsea z HsoDoaeggs. Pra7-'s
z ". YOUNGE GE.....-- Acting Meu1gar

zecoud and Last Week ~ ths 6racef1I Gffei
and Charming WOERELL sISTf E sad
the New York Company. FIST nlgi.r q
IAION.
MONDAY EVENING, December i1th--l1e
Eew and popular burlezqGe o. - J-s cr-
The Nan ~ ths Wheei--fZion. Was -lclae7
Neuus. Miss ITeue- To comm auc- ui-tf fflC
new fIrce, entitled tho AREA Hr II Lt--l-eu-
elope (the Area Belle. Hiss Jennie Es III
more
ro-m0rrow Tuesday, December u -'s Le1ia
ROoEh. IL which The VI oErsl -isrcrs az
pear In preparation the ETelt buriosllle
Of tire day, "1lub-ib the Sailor ri~sr zr-
pearsDce - ire Young Girl or the Period-
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STORAGE FOR coTTOH.

TTSDERWRITER's WAREHOUSES.
MEAPHIs, September ID, 80
MERCHANTS MEMPHIS 81 EefTLE1iEr 17.a
above Houses are now open 70 rsr sf-a 1'i-.7
huver will be given. To my old -pafrr-.e 2 -
turn you my thanks, for ne future. ] rs,er
yon to the past long e1psr''snoe IN the bcsi-
NB- safety capacity spa convspienca uYra-
quaIed. Rates same - arst-class houses.
sal7 A. = WH1TF0Rp.
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LAW REPORTS.
Law court-.Iudas carmaek.

It is expected that Judge Carmaek will
take his seat on the bench on Monday
next. No special business will probably
be transacted, but the calendar, As pub
lished for December, may be called.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Caution
Caution

4. IL BsrsODs are hereby cautioned against
\ 'r,l,5.basfnr anv OF the Lands, Bonds or
Securities belonging TO the Memphis snu
Little Rock Railroad Company OF x Z. Brink
ley, Miles Owen Henry B. Edmondson- 3 =
Wii9iams. q. w Goodwin, A. Mcdonald or j.
l.. Meivgs, or making any contracts win
them ia connection with said road or pay ing
into their hands any moneys due belonging
10 said COMPANY as all such contracts, trans
fers or couveyances made by either OF them
since the 10Th Of N0vem Der, 1869. are Illegal
and VIII not be recognized by the legal BoaEu
F. NJ MAHAN,
Pres't Memphis and Little Rock Z. 4. Co.
Memphis. Tenn, December l, ls5s- deE
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Brignoh, on Friday evening last,
gave grand concert at the Califo rnia
rheater, San Francisco, assisted by
Miss McCulloch, Miss Henne and
Signor Susini.
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U. S. CiroaiL Coart.--Iudae TrIaa

No special business was transacted yes
terday. Court will commence on Monday
next at the usual hour. The law docket
may be called.
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SECOND WARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
voters Of the Second wara are most
earnestly requested to meet promptly
at Exchange Building, on Tuesday
night next, in response 20 tue
call of the Executive Committee,
to nominate aldermen, and TO select
delegates 10 the city convention on
the 2Ist inst. Citizens OF the ward, you
have it in your power to select good
men. Use your privileges for the best
interest of the eity-and fail not, one and
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Circuit Court for Shelby county. Such
men of experience. ability and dignity in
those high offices will redeem the repu-
tati0n OF the judiciary from the contempt
into which it has fallen.
THE FRIENDS OF JUSTICE.
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The other day an impudent rat ran
beneath a Fort Wayne lady's skirts,
and climbed up. She lay down upon
the hoor in strong convulsions, rolled
upoa the rat aaa killed It,
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A centenary edition ofthe Waverly
novels is to be published IN Edinburgh
on the hundredth centenary anniver-
s&ry Of the birth Of Sir Walter Sect.
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Editors AppeaJ: If n. B. Winchester
will announce himself candidate for the
elerlzship of the Second Circuit Court
of Memphis, he viii receive the earnest
snpy,ort of MANY FRIENDS.
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NOSGTH ) WET
? 267 Main Street.
FOR RENT.

THE LOCKHART PLANTATION, NEAR.
4 Sund0wer Landing, Conhoma COUNTY.
Mississippi, viii be rented for tha wear 1870
at i've dollars per acre. There ara four hun
dred acres of cleared land, much OF it hiz1
and OF superior quality, with n new ginhOusa.
two iroD-tubed wells with pumps, ami surf-
cient hewed-log tenements to accommodate
a family and the laborers.
A good tenant can have the privilege OF
paying One-nalf the first years rent with re-
pairs and improvements, such as may be tc-
cognpIished with Held hands, and o. co1f-l-
ufnn mis- contract for several years.
Apply 10 the subscriber al Suufi0Eer Land
Ing. Z {. CAA1toh.tss-
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Chaneery coart---ChanceIIor Horuan.

Chaneery Court Chancellor E3raan.
The argument Of counsel in the case of
the Bank OF Chattanooga VS.. the Bank Of
Memphis, was heard on yesterday, but
not concluded. It viii be further heard
on Monday. Should the above case be
finished in time, the calendar, as pub
Iished heretofore, viii be called up for
hearing. The case Of Schnering vs.. Eich-
berg stands first on the calendar.
After the above, the undispOsed cases on
the hearing docket viii be called. COM
mencing at No. $50, and ending at No. 700.
The bills filed yesterday were:
W. COwards vs.. J. p. Carruthers.
Moore ct al. VS.. T. Ryan ct al.
Rossell & Foster Us. the Star Union Line
Ell al.
A. kaufman vs.. NJ Merriwether ct al.
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FOREIGN NE VS..
England

England
L0NpON, December ia report
from the Admiralty Office says that
for a distance Of thirty-iye miles, the
Suez canal is subject to sand drifts, re-
ducing the depth, and thick fogs pre-
vail, bewildering the pilots.
1t is reported that the 6th day Of
February is fixed upon as the day for
the reassembling Of Parliament.
Several brokers of Petersburg have
recently failed, but their names, for
some reason have been withheld from
the public
LIVERPOOL, December 1.-THE
American ship Crescent City, from Sa-
vannah, for this port, with cotton,
sprung leak at sea and was aban-
doned.
France.
PARIS, December 1.-THE prosecu-
ton of Nj. Rappel was caused by a
libeloEs article written by Chas. Hugo.
1t has terminated in c0RYietion, and
Hugo has been sentenced to fine OF
1000 francs, with four months impFis-
nnment, and the publisher of the jour-
nal 10 1000 francs and two months
Imprisonment.
PARIS, December 1.-THE French
Government has made known to the
Ecumenical Council that ipflliibility
is an inopportune question ftOm a re-
Igious view, and politically places the
French otherwise.
Senor slersfores, the Intendant Of
ex-Q Queen Isabella OF spain, has pub.
lished an emphatic denial of the story
that the Queen has taken the crown
jewels in her retirement from Madrid
SBaiH and Portugal.
MADRID, December 1.-THE Cortei
to-day rejected the bill Of the Regency
foE ipdemnifying the exiles under the
monarchy,
The Cortes has voted almost unani
mously for the restoration of the OoR-
stitutional guarantee.
LIsBoN, December 11.-Fears are
entertained Of this breaking out of 9
rebellion in various parts of Portugal
| The authorities are vigilant.
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NEW ADVER5sEETs.
REMOVAL

THE ONCE Of ". 4 cIEQDE. ASS gues fu
4 Bankruptcy, Is removed % Gadscu
street. between Prom and dalu street., Nv
BANK BCILDISG FersCus having business
with the ofiice VIII take notice. d-l5
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Editors appeal, Ia answer TO call
signed Voter" which appeared in yes
terday's APPEAL, soliciting me to become
a candidate for the office ofcoppcilmap Tor
the Seventh ward, would respectfully
reply that 1 am in the hands of my friends,
and would accept the nomination of the
ward convention for the position, if ten
dered me, PATRICK TWOHIG.
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Editors appeal: We call upon the
Hon. T. f. ScraRgs to announce himself a
sandi6ats fer the jEdgsshiP sf the First
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A. kaufman vs.. NJ. Merriwether ct al.
HunlclpaI Court---Iudue Foute.

The proceedings had yesterday were
as follows:
Crook ct ux. vs.. Stephenson--judgment
VS.. garnishee, SIZ5.
Someryille vs. Haek-judgment for
plaintiff, Sls0s 25, and plea Of discharge in
bankruptcy sustained
Galleno ct al. vs.. Loague-judgment for
plaintiff, Sl33 30.
Gierhart & Co. vs.. Winters-iudgment
for plaintiffs. S295 ~.
MeGoughey vs.. Eaken & Co.-judgment
for defendants, S3S 80.
The cases set for trial during the ensW-
ing week viii be published Tomorrow.
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Can't. WI O. WoOdsoa: This gentleman
has been solicited by his friends TO become
a candidata for the Office of County Clerk.
If he will consent TO ruD, his friends viii
elect him by an overwhelming majority.
OLD CITIZEN.
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Natiu,lal @fpahliea,.

~ Corrns or me "Nai3ssan RtrusGz,
n" can b obtained etsrt morning 1t the
following places, s... :. r6IsxH q
BsHor's Nrws srArp. viIlards, Hots,. .. - /, \
BAnKrR's News stand, Natisaal HstsL 20
OocHsAN's Nsws srksp, MstrspIitAn Hots.
wnssnRaER's Nsws 5rAsp, Ebsist House.
KInBALL's News SrAun, 1sa1sa Henss., X.
| WILKINS Nsws srArD, -. ysass Hetsi.d
PAaxsa's Boox NAsD PsnIoprcAL Dsrof,
No. tss Seventh street. ovpesiss ne Post
Once. afai..-.. .L1te's Hif.si f'..f -
w.D. n. MAJos, At uHSsrss Disins Saloon,
. ssT r street, bstwssn Niath and fsnth streets,
Jous o. Bussss, No. aIs y street, between
Twelfth and Thirtesath strsets. f i,
JoHS A. BurLun, ststiousr, SO nssr Thir-
teenth. ~ ''.9
BURKR's NEws STAND, Wildwood House.
OHARLns H. AsDRRsos, statiopsr, ~ Sew.
-nth street, between y sad O strssts. .t.sisiO
JANE BrLLsw, stationsr, tssj< Seventh w.
tween q and II. r r04s 'lsIr ~. u
o. DIS. Btsspts, Stationed, M seventh
street, between II and streets. a-u7 1ia.a,ta
JoHE A. vAr DonAr, stationer, Il south A
street, between New Jersey avssus and First
street, Capitol Hin. No - !
wILLIAn BARrLsrr, stasioSsr, No. 90 saAf
Capitol street, between Third SD rsursh, east
Capitol Hill. E y
s. b. MILLs, staiiouSr, n street north, tive
doors east Of Third stfsst wsst. y. . aar
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy ooods, sy1
} Eighth street east, opposits Marine Barfaeks
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pRoPosALs YoR SUPPLIES.
OYyIoE CHiKs q. n, FJRsr DisrRIcr,
DEPARTMENT OF the EAST,
-oREER OF HounroN AVE- 0aIINE sranErs.

nm q EAar
CoRrrs or Housros AND aasiss srarIrs,
Nsw nohE CiIn, June y, ~
a., ge.sa p,Vposn " epppheae. YIN eop{,%
MI Fl, w rs.a, "A " III. n - nrsi, n,.,orr
~ gni, n isss fos sappiyiss tbe usrtsgm.s.
N -, as " PX.,,,.a LIZ 1890,
trs Dspannshs ~ w .D,s ~ wmn n,nse.se essn
n na W ~ ~ nI,s e.,ia y, ,hSS
WI WSoa VI Nv, "a ~ lss' ans
hna tn,,htV IONS " ~
" hhnnaae,s Uoa.s ekk. uo,e, ahu NJ. snesi 70
~ uesensd ~ 'uvn w.. ~ VI p,ase.s n,h
~ naan =. H. H' w 'oa""oe P'i'' W. e'oeef
u In,bga v h.,h.x ..o,.. e,.x..a
,n,a vo'ppmpEns. ~ l. hafoN' S"tons anu
hp0tos ~ Sosv s.,.o,
VII Wowii,n. ~, IN ga. waoa
,,5 ~. e,as Ia M ttc,s ~ r,si s'u' "'ou'
foyt Wsds.oTtS, II, Y. hsrbor. n tons Nut, Ia
tons stoys ma IN I'm. Ese Casi
"fa,t srhnyIer n v hsrbor $40 t.n !. Tys Goal
wiiist,s Poant ia eords wood in tons stove
,o,nns ess Saa sa,aes Mi CoeI q" ''A' ''''''
payid's f.,sad. III tons Erg Coal.
fort Adams, H. T.. rs cords Wood, aud 70, tons
~ co.I
oT Tiumbuli, Conn. 20 ton. Egg aud ~ ton.
Nnycos ' .S
NWsss Point. n. ~, Isl cords Wood. and 800 tons
v,Gsh,,rh p.,,..t. Nv ,so c,rd. wooJ
spd y, tSn. ExS Coal
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The Wood Is to be delivered on the wharves OF
the respective posts, and tho Coal In the yards or
plAces provided for Its reception 81 each gost, and
paid for AceoTdinE. to the weEht as certified TO by
The acting assistant quArtcrmSster At the place Of
Bidder. nqst state sspaIatsly the price q, which
each Of the above. named places.
Bach bid must be accompanied by a guarantee
signed by two responsible persons that In the
bid Is accepted aud = contract entered into they
will become security In q sum equal to one fouTlh
Of the amount Of the contract, for the fAhfulper-
Torrance Of the same.
No bid will be entertained that not made In ae-
cordlnee with thiA advertisement,
The Government reserves the flght 70 reJect any
or all bids regarded disadyantAgeous to the de-
paTtment or TO accept such portion Of Any bid not
less than for one post that may be deemed Of Ad.
yautage 10 the public Interest,
BIds may ba made and will be entertained for de
lvsrinE the Coal and Wood At any one or more Of
Bidder. have he privilege of being pre.en, at the
opening Of the bids,
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned,
aud Endorsed Proposals for Wood or Coal, " las
the case may be, 10 whom application should be
made for additional particulars.
By order q Breyet Major General Rufus Insalls,
and Chief e tho
Breyet Lisutenant Colonel and QuArtermAGteL llHi;
ted States army, Chief QuarterInAster, Third
QuaTtsTmasters District UFn
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PROPOSALS FOR wooD AND COAL.
ORIG CHKF oUARrERsAsrER,
fiRsI DIsrRiCr DtrARrAENr or rHE EAsr,
CohsEh Housros AND q RRrss srs..

Nav YoRH 6ITI, June d, lsD.
and wiz ss r.ossed ~ aSis e q aS, III osissa
M q sS is'Byas h VIZ
hnudrsd and ,. 9ins,y:ose cords Of msrehaniabls
H.. a.Td S xsSa S Spsis :'I rSasa
sasli!y xa,SIss,is CA, Egg: .iSy: .nS Pai.IS
ies named as may be required prior to October u.
f:rt cslu@ss;, N. H.-s,O ton. Stove audI..
sSTII W:ssi \; YH-iI tor, Egg .t Cow w., -,
'os: sgs: ssS " s'sa;Es; "a. ,sa. s ,o
'@ 9ct s ssSu ,fS :s t'S fFe Ssh Ion.
tow S: :T: hSs o.. Ess I'D ) ~. i nj c Sod ri
Fsrt Adams. r. I.Ezss cords Wood, i02 tons EGs
fSit p-ambuil, c,.-O tons sss and 30 tons Nut
IVES. Point. N. Y.-2si cords Wood and 200 tons
Gs,i' , Barracks r,i N, Y.-isO cords Wood
Wstsrtown Arsenal, Mass. 81 cords Wood aud
fcfi Warren. Boston H.rbOr. 40 cord. Wood.
"YsS PEBBLE. GS.si5 cords Wood aud ss ton.
fort sulIivau. Me. 80 cords Wood
The wood Is to be delivered on thc whsry,sof
n M pprSSSsa Tor n fre s1s At Sss
paid for according to the weight. as certified to by
The Acting Assistant ouarermastor at the place Of
Bidders must state separately the price al which
they Ill deliver the wood and coal call cd for, al
each Of the above named places.
Each bid must be accompanied BY, q. guarantees,
bia Is .oeepssd and Contract entered into they will
become security In a sun e9usl q Sss,fourth q
nance OF the same.
No bid will be entertained that IL not made In
accordance with this Advertisement
or al SiSs T.saT2sd as di.ad1sp.ssooSs % Tho De-.
partnent, or 10 accept such partition q any BID not
less than for one post, that may be deemed Of ad
yautageto the public interest,
Bids may BE- made. aud will be entertained, for
delivering the coal and wood at any more Of
the places named herein.
Bidders have The privilege OF being present at
the opening Of the bids.
Prcp9sals ma;! be addressed g the uuder,igqed.
and Endorsed Proposals for Wood or Coal,h las
the case may be- TO whom Appl. alton should be
made for additional part eulArs.
By order Of Brevet Major General Rufus In gals,
Assistant Quarterna.ter General, U, y. A. and
Chief aaar'erms''sr Dsp,y'ReST! Il ab ne M
Brevet Major and A. O n U. 3, A.. Chief Quar-
termaster First District, Department Of the East
jy6-td
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terrIorAL.]

DRrARrnsEr. o. srAyn,(
..I .., WARRINGTON, july 0, 1900 !
Information has been received At this Do
partmcnt from Mr.. JULIUS srAuRL, the
Consul Of tho United States at ,Kanagawa,
Japan, Of the death, on the 18th Of February
last, at sea, Of M. 8. CHASE, FIRST oficer Of
the steamer Hermann. rfr'. ~
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PRoPosALs 1os rRfsH BED.
-FTT - UIIIT|-
n.. .,,, No y ~ :. s yss: 4, sr Az

.ra HliiiI DO 81 o. 6HAnr BfnsIr.l 7
BALI,nses NJ. Jane m ls9.
q 'h.s omse until y = % wnDnssDaY,J nly
Esf,uss x. f " Sh s:.f ss s'l ~ n
months eqmmsneinF August I, less,. or ouch less
ZINE e ths cemml'.srJ osssraiof subsistsnce
TSs Beef I. 10 b. Of good God sasrk ,.abl.
quality, with equal proportions 81 fore anA hind
Quarter neat tseeks. shsnks, and Kidney tsilov
The neeEs u the est,is slaughtered under this
aS ssa the si.s sSws Ssai
Of fore quarters shall be cut of from three 70 four
inehes sboye the k.ss Joint. and Of The hind quar-.
ter. from six to eight Inches above the Gambrel
4 Bsiessr. having ,s.ll. IA ssy q p. cit, mar.
kets may propose for Bes to be called for a thslr
stalls on such days as tho.e marksts are open,
:Pssfyins ths IaIss., the days q M wss l, and
one % day. order Tor Beef Viii cover one wsci.
quarter Of the same, aad most Of The orders will
probably DO for email smornis ct q umst. sush or
aers v be Allied By suecessiye euts from The quar-
ters Of the beef a. mentionsd ID Par. o. this sd
yertissmsat, or by bssf Of sassl qaaliiy TO the
o. BidssIs are requested q % present TO re.popd
fuln,lment Of their contracts.
pesais feS FRESH Beef and addressed 10 the I'M
aerrigued, who reserves the rsht 70 reject any or
ali BIDS not 70 the Interest q the United States
Conditions. 'cauirsmsns. b re- ppsntft AZ. /"
je5o-td Brew. Brig. Gen, and o. g.. y. g. A.
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Pianos and Music.
RFM SOMETHING new.

Pianos, Organs aud Melodeons for sale gu a
o. - per month with participation In predls, For
inIlhsI information inquire at GEo, Z. WILD 4
BROTHERS, Plano aud Music htore, No, t07 EIey-
enth street, west side. between PennsylyaniA ave
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a&E'71 - 49,
Railroad 1outss,
piLrlnoRs AHp OHIO RAiLRoAp.

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lori sd Mh, NEE. m AID fRs Wks7. are
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rsi:sas i.s:i! s ;s.s "a. ,, A.. ~.
", New r.., r.,,...,.s,.. -. Boston. .. a.
'',,-'''" s. . i I 4 .,asss'
ti6 300 n55sfs. f s.... .a. s. .s;.k ..A,.s..-
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.eu ras !. s .folise.' vs.. AA' ''~ TOTE az
L..,. Ssiiy t.sssS, sSsSs,' a 10 !. m. rs
and go ,. ifoR rHILApILrHIA,
Il L.s, z dan, = t'1s'Ds sunday Hso. n.'ns
r. r.. q su, =. 4 a.. ,,,,...,.
'is .:pist u. 81 Rev Ycr. .. oep n .r.,. GAL,
ThIos:h rsts.: e 5liilsz.sss u s'y hosa o
so: ,t s.s y haa - ne sAn's o"ss A'sh hoofs
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