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TO kANSAS ANncOLoRAnN.

Daring thr ummer season Of 1879 'ho Me
sulrI Pacific EnIlrull will IsiI EaDur lun Iiok
r. lulm 50 Louis to Denver and r,luru ~
,rr, low mlas a. fare. and a mrr opportunity
Is thereby offered. ior lowers Vt untlrc 20 view
tile bpaufirl nl Colorado and enjoy tho dcl Rht
tuI scenery and health inspiring cItm,te of
tho plrh or tho Rocky Mountains.
klu.a. with s hr,ai and fertile plains, b.
I@l.gIy 600 Oboe route. and together wiihn the
.uu,g NetcuSra' raD mud Terrilorics rrn oei
U, lH. NH1uu Pacific Railroad and ,B CONE
nuiiuls
lLr Toxins connection Of uia roal ].
nov completed, gud passengers nrc offered
hnt,I'ss HIl.mII route romS a. Louis 10 TcNnT
| c.II,r over the 81 soui, knumB aud Texas u
| r.. via S,iuiia, or over lhe Atlantic and la
gihc r. a., SD, ytuita Tor maps time tables
information nB tu rates, routes, etc, We rrlfI
ouf readers luI = Thompson, Southern Pas
rus I'D Agent, Chattanooga, Tom, 81 I. a
Futd. Genyuil Passenger Agent, 49, Louis No
Que lions viii De- cacgru.ly and promptly au
] H..t,i
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Shooting Club.

Mr.. Editor An esteemed friend
has suggested the idea Of forming q
shooting club in our town 10 consist
OF members from this and adjoining
counties. ! think the idea Il good
one. Let each member pay a matric.
ulatiou fee of-say five dollnrs-and
let rs have m occasional shooting
match to euliyen tie dali summer
months. What say our friends, lrby
Young, Harrison, Howe, Taylor
Miller, and al who are fond Of the
gun!
Another thing, ! propose a prize
be gotten up for the largest number
of hawks killed by a specified time.
Each person contcsting Tor it to de.
posite one dollar or more aud on the
appointed day to bring up heads Of
claws to count. What say you e
this?
Let US, also, havea grand shooting
match with gyros. 1t is growing
dull and We want something lively
and nothing is more pleasant an'
innocent than such
ErpuT
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Attention Qua Fellows.

SryuoUlA, Mss, May q, 1873.
E.iiior Pmoid Star!
DEAN sm-Pcrmit me, through
your valuable paper, TO inquire Il
there arc auy Old members OF Bel.
mont Lodge SO. -, or any other
Lodge oil l.O. o. f., m Sardls or
vicinity, who desire 10 unite with
the order again by making an at
tempt 10 rc1rganize sail lodge at
smlis. old Fellow Zip Is in o pros.
nervous condition, and not satisfied
10 %continc her bcueiicent operation.
no tlc limit Of our own country.
Ne has extended her works and
planted Ter banners Ia foreign lands
south America, Europe and Austria
F. liza are her outpus,s. Ioto5i mines
/ Australia sands, aud the glacier.
of Switzerland al witness her zcal
activity and leuoyolcucc. | know
there is ample material, and OF 10
best quality, to build up one OF th'
finest and best lodges Cat Sardis) il
this grand jurisdiction, aud the only
requisite il a determined will on the
part Of the members OF the order
Members desiring information i
regard to reorganization, viii adj
dress me ut Seuatobla.
W. II. WmBunS,
d. y. G.. Master.
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Facts for Reflections.

It will be gratifying to the many
policy holders cf the Universal Life
10 know the brilliant progress that
popular company u making IN the
Memphis department. The follow
Ing shows o comparison Of new busl'
ness done from January LIST to May
1t 1873, with the same period Tor
1872:
1872 l12pillrist infadns ""....,. ~ o0Doo
1878, 3-3 ........lt ~ ~ W.
ginning 80 policies and .......... 800, 10000
Of insurance. When taken into con-
sileratign that this department is
not vet two years old, and the scar
city OF money, will not its progress
challenge that Of longer established
Offices in Memphis. This rapidly
growing business il due to the salts
factory plans aud simple contracts
Issued by the Universal, coupled With
the efforts aud labors OF u corps oil
gcutlomanly agents. a few klad
words from each Of our policy hold,
or. TO their friends aud ncighburs
will enable ~ 10 exceed our already
brilliant success. It il your com
pany and with your aId Ne will
make il second to none IN the coun.
try.
I am prepared to make a contract
with a good m1u 70 represent the
/ Universal in this county, knowing
that with energy aud work bis Ia
Dor. will be handsomely rewarded.
Last year three agents, appointed
by inc, won the three following d
six prizes Tor best work sent to The
company
First prize $1,000 cash; third prll.
$3.50; Glth prize s7j.
The same opportunity il agaiI
offered this year. For particular.
/, apply &c or address,
i. SAMUEL / KsiGur.
Memrhif, Tenn.
&. Manager tor Mi Tcah. aud Ar
+ mayl7-Gl
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Sale of valuable Lands.

nv virtue # a decree q he chauesry Court
IL NalIs5i county, state II Mississippi, rruder-
81 III the january term 1873 - executor Of
.tts isst will and testament u Thomas -.
Mower d~srsasst late n sad sauaiy. will sx.
muse u, public nis isfufe ihs courthouse door
In sarir. ranIia county. hisisippI, on hon.
d,y. Jane lith. 1874 ihs following lands lyinE
ana tslnr ~ aii panula county, to-wii.
North half ani Euihwut quarter Of 'cciion
uenty .Hte. and The southeast quarter ofsection
| twenty Il. ~ township hine. faHge nine, vest.
I vbirh said Thatnas u. Hoover died ssifsd
I l.is within lawful hours
Terms Of saie-Cath.
THOMAS u. RRgu
nsyInb~ RI,ealor, Eis
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Ne have lal occasion to exam
aud sketlla new book just from
| hands d the publishers, cnti
"My Opinions aud Betsy Bob.
u.s. designed as a "bcacon light
guide women to life, liberty and
! pursuit oil happiuess, but which
~ be read by the Steiner sect,
|hout iniury 10 Themselves or the
|k," and Is written BY Josiah Al
wife. The dedication is iudi.
hive of thcclaracter Of the book
(his bookis dedicated 10 my law .
! pardne', Josiah, whom lulthough
[ave been his consort for upward.
II Yeas | still love with a cast.
|n Devotion The style Of the
biography is not OF the puresI
lie, and in this the author made {
stake, but the wit, humor and
e good sense, woven into a story
|~iercsts, amuscs and instruct.
! the highest degree, it takes Of
follies of society aud of ever.
liic. AID doesn't fail to CIV.
aturs," as they are styled, a blow
d the rest Of mankind. 1t is
|,hly valuable book. 1t Is sol'
y by subscription, and our beau
ll and lovely townslady, Mis-
|lie a. Trammel, is the agent 70
place.
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HHiafi % WV
r. ar..| '.0' @
uu l.Ia
ll' ...T0 w 0I' "I nI y'
1.lt IflH. H.I N.. nt 0I
iN .0'. I,..I HI.II, H.I
loHn HI t0'INl..f lil. |0 hI
kopl H# 'Nu.., H... .Ipr.Iol with
t.o na.- .lI0.' NJ 'I.a aoI 'n' Nl.
gII.l.n % a..lol anil plI lnu.t
Tuition. Some lW0.Fe u. eighteen
months afo boo moved Ilf "''o an..
children down ou CoIIsl'.t nn.
hNe lived m poluo with .Iem up ~
ha death auI Jus wife #lyU role on
fhc evening Doc $50. kO..eI Laughing
ana apparently in fine al.uts The
negro woman referred 70, has been
living az hs house several years,
and was az hJs doath The negro
man Dick, referred to, was brought
down from Memphis to work the
land belonging to Colonel Chambers
Of Memphis, lnwlcr being foreman.
Fillmore had no grudgc against any
Of them, but on the day OF his muir.
der, rode down to LAWYERS to see
about his bear dogs which he had
lont ~ LawIor often. 10 hunt with.
.,a,,.,,l liz, 4, .,,,t tL.,,
'"' "''
home eaeh Time WIIen the hoi' wa
concluded, thAt lley ullShJ DC VI
homo whom wanted. But ON thi,
day the dogs lll nov return, ana
Nj, AL. ;, T,,l.r's i, l,i
'""''''
particular business. l.ImOrc loved
- H.. .,l r,,-I.r ,,l l., l.,,b
"IIl'Nl, "'I" Ia" ''' ""' Nv "''"N
torether prctty freely. Then Will,
IN ..,,.t.. a, ~ ,..n,.
was brought up, aud hot words pass.
ol b,,vccn nbcm. wberenpon Law.
,',rr Shall,
''F "'',' ''' "''', "''''
tree when H''h'ie "IeS '''r''"
ne ft .,l .l..t !,rvf,p
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COTTON MARKET.

We Furnish tflsr tbs q]41.irug ~ prices Of
.,...s corrected vrfs.y br $ a. hHH'.
va y. alI fsisil lgsier Ia ify sa0l tul
H. aae...ilas ore of thg market or lu
i4y The l3th
Cation fIiinr tHie ant luil.
Lts.rFssi .Harka.
M.iiins ufisuds t.l
.H.n,Ehi. Merritt.
ca,,sa 2middiine ia4 low mid ihl
lie anI duh Low AMI dusty cu.iuu.
,sry iall 3, sale
sarsfs .T@FEu
Cst,aa miilhnr t%Hisi1a low
its los sa1 da.y 0ltign1 ifum 3 20 lit
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We are still having a great deal
81 rain. Crops are generally
IN the grass, and farmers ore
looking very blue. By-the-bye, why
is It that an over supply OF green
grass always makes farmers look
iif.R
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Mr.. Minor informs ~ that vu r
Informant was Incorrect in sta ting
tina, the buggy recently stolen. was
taken from bis shop. 1t wa in rear
II lie Lavender block
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Crop Prospects.

We have within the past ten days
Travelled over a large portion OF the
State, and have seen reliable parties
from every portion OF the State, and
we have made diligent inquiry ~ to
crops and the prospects. We lind
that the crops on this line Of rail-
road and the Mississippi Central are
BY lar the most promising in the
state. On the line Of the Y. a NJ.
Railroad, the crops have boon Sc
riously injured by rain, and the
grass has taken possession Of many
fields on the Mobile & Ohio, and IN
the rich prairie country the crop Is
especially poor and uupromising
In the Mississippi bottoms aud alonl
the Ya2oo Valley tie corn crop i
very promising, but the rain has Sc
riously injured the cotton crop. II
the southern tart Of the State the
crop is req cr'ej as exceedingly I'm.
promising, especially tic cotton crop
/ Taking what we have seen OF til.
crop and comparing it with thu
statements OF others, We have never
seen such poor prospects for a good
crop in our State.
The crop prospects in our count.
are fully ms good, if not far better
than any county we have trayele.
over. The difficulty with our plant
ers has been the rains OF this moutl
which have put the crop III the graz
aud prevented working it as was re
quired. 1t Is TO be hoped however
that it all may be for the best, an
that VIC may have a fine yield.
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There has been a gun standing be.
hind a cupboard in a Pine street
residence for the past eight years.
ItbeIonged to the occupant father,
IN was set up there in a loaded con
diti5n. It's presence was always an
eye.sorc to the occupants wife, who
shared fully with the .eX their fear
Of firearms. SO the other day,
Friday, we think, she induced her
husband to take il down and fire 1t
off. lie had never fired oft a gun
that had been loaded eight years {:
In fact. lie had never fired Oft a gun
at all, 70 he poked it out OF a win
dos and took aim into ;ho gar len.
without the iaintest shadow OF fear.
Ills vito being afraid Of firearms,
stood behind bis back aud looked
over his shoulder with her eyes
tigbt shut. lie shut bis eyes too.
and then he pulled the trigger
What Immediately followed neither
appears to have any settled idea
lie SAYS he can vaguely remember
be,,ing a noise Of some kind, ant
has AN indistinct impression Of pass
inc over something which must hay.
j.. Ibeen bis wife, rs she was found be
, tveqn him and the window W til
neighbors who drew him ous Of til
fireplace. The fact that Ole Of b
shoulders was set back about tw
i inches. and that three Of her tcet
# we're Embedded IN bis scllp, SCENE
> to indicate that in stepping bae
! from The window be had done il Il
. abruptly. and this CONCLUSION, "
n are glad to say. was verified by DO.
b on being rcslO 81 to conscivusne.
LDaubury News.
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|bn Wilhelm, confined in jail on
Of abduction, was brought
he Judge Fisher on u writ OF
,as corpus Oh Tuesday last, for
Of bail or for release, up,
rounds Of unlawful detention.
he Fisher reduced the bond from
thousand dollars to five hundred
airs, and remandei him to Jail in
.ult of the bond.
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The wife OF John Henderson, col
ored, Of tins place, who was so badly
burned by the explosion Of a coal
OH can last week, after suffering IN
tcpss agony for twenty-four hours,
was relieved from her suilerings by
death OF, Saturday morning.
Here is another victim to the
careless u.e OF that exceedingly dan
uoroas fluid. coai oil. She had only
nonred A little oil o. her kindling
wood in the stove, so ti.at shemight
start a fire the more readily, and IN
her haste, set tic can on tie stove
till she had lighted the FIRE. There
seemed to be no harm in that, aGd
she intended to remove the can be-
fore there was any danger Of the oil
coming in contract with the heat.
Besides. there wa only about a pIu'
i. or less m the can. aud It did no'
seem that so small n quantity eoul'
, do much damage. But sad to relate
the heat from tue stove did reach ih.
/, oil md tho can containing less that
|, a pint did explode, with a %ierriii.
/, nope aud though her husband, VIII
!. was ia the adjoining room. came t
her help Immediately, this pos
woman was burned almost toa crisI
from head to foot, before the flam'
could be extinguishcd.
al oh that people would take war;
ing from the accidents daily Oceu.
ring from the careless use Of coal d
it., and would use it as though th'
we're handling powder.
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he splendid chonceI memorial
dow of the Episcopal church has
J received, and we will give a
description Of This, with the
r memorial windows, and tn
re building, as soon as tits rca9
isp.
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GTand Barbecue.

We learn that there will be n
grand barbecue aud bran dance
given at Colorado. ten miles wos. Of
this place on June 10Th inst, and
from the invitation kindly sent u
We : the names of some Of the
bcs, citizens 10 the county as mana
gers, aud We know that the citizens
Of that neigtborhood are alwaya
alive to the Importance Of making
anything they undertake a success ;
with such a spirit this enter.
tainment will be a success. AL
citizens ftom the county are inyite'
20 attend.
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We call the attention Of our readers
to the card Of W. 5. Bruce & Co.
Of Memphis, Tenn. These gentlemen
suffered a heavy loss last winter In
the burning Of thoir building, but out
# The ashes aud ruins OF the old
building they have erected one OF
The finest buildings 10 the south, far
di.tancing the old building in size
finish and cost. Thee gentlemen
arc ready to supply oar trade with
ANYTHING wanted in their line.
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4
1917 PERPETUAL 1913
Franklin Fire Insurance Co. Of Phll3d3.
Capital 100000 REALIZED Asseiss y, 1858 81 10
orucgRs.
ALfRrD @ BAKra, President
GEoaGs FALts, Vice President
Ia W.. McALturrH "A Vice President.
1nEo. ~ Room, Secretary.
SASrm ". nay, A.sisiast Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Alfred g. Baker, G-orrs " Richards,
laag lee, George fNCs,
Alfred Fiiisr Tboma1 Sparks,
William y Grant Tnomnss Ellif
Guanyus s. henson, james ". NeAllister.
"EortiUarnfd- E0rsarni6d''
Statement % he Realized Assets II the Com
pany on January lsil 1873.
a,tt4 aim
on property valued al oyer So
$4,000 being Pint Mortgages
on uniurumhered real estate In
the CITY Of Philnislpbin....... ~ Cj2 122a
RAT fsTATE
OHes ofthe Company, No. 42l
Walnut H'rrct.......s........ bhfHyluN
t0ANA
Loans on Stock o. Collateral So.
t5l.ils. ....a."... .....-... IaO27G c.
HrDcEs.
10000 = s. 1910 bonls........
1000 O.. y ~ Of lssI..........
b.HNu Penn Smieloas . pr cent
5000 CITY ofPiusburg Is......
10000 American Steamship COS
d Per cent bond .............
loon Alabama sta's bonds.
1900 Nis. State Rarrsn,s...,..
100 Shares Commercial National
Bank ...........a....s...s.s....
goo shares Bank u keHtnbky...
% " Franklin Fire lns Co..
100 " Insurance Company Df
Nluh Amtties-......
10 " Continental hotel Co.,
PREF .nttHss,, ..,,.,
Cazi .............. st2Ali3lh
va,ss. va'ue......m........ Iel.GaI2.
Ea.Irsurs8ss Dcp1it Premiums. s35V
: C2tI
csh m iani......tlil i1s 81
Cash .r tiH-.r 1ftfanB
~ ion from Agts. ~ .Ig2T2
, Lgafs ur s.f With O..
bombs ara up
pH-eI iU,as BE-
,iai,.a. .s.ufiy ii0aliit 4s39is2
IH#aasss4.ssass sssas4ssss4tssss f'tHf .
10 fstgsH
EPetmilmt. interest monies. divi-
lsad. .e received To i-12..fl, s1l, go
rssf- d. ffaE
ttaasssr lid during he -eaF l.Il-s ioil. T2l Z
isa.ei Paid since i5lp nearly g TH 171
d The Acct Of che aFRANKLiN. tslI J
trs.ri 90 it eattiftI are liable IT q
% mttrIufFIrE anj. The business is seattle.
Throughout tt.fty ias States n Tie tnio.
moderate .nlss d'sIy ore written urau cai
Gaf4 selected tsaa w. are etamiusl oa
sfsfy year Wy r8mpsishi inspections lBs'
promptly Hioi uhen determined. III
lr.mpsnr .s.ars pui.cts upsiu the ienu 81
k.as Of Dlilliugt Grl.ni Keats aal Nor
Has
y J. w. Cochran & Son,
Gsasml AFsats tF Suthsrn YATES,
CAPITALIZATION. Ky.
NV cRuAF Astat satau Ne
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Caleb Crowder. alias Eii Wright,
Fas before HE Honor, Mayor Nc.
Henry, on Tuesday last, on a charge
& forgery. lie was committed to
Ihl in default of bail in The sum Of
to answer before the next
Circuit Court. Tie Is quite a young
nan-being only about seventeen
years Of agc-and has rather a pre-.
possessing face. The proof in thu
ease had a very strong tendency I,
show that the face Is not always
true index Of tho heart.
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The closing exercies Of the Spring
term Of the Female Institute in this
place will be held on the evening Of
the ojth or 9th inst, the day not
vet being determined upon, but 10
be ono or the other. The citizens
will be invited and a pleasant time
is expected. We will publish the
programme in full before the time
arrives.
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The "oldest inhabitant say lie
Is never known 80 much rain in
i month Of June. Tho farmer
bic in determining a good crop year
y the amount Of rain In the month
June, would make the present
pop prospects very poor, rs there
las been rain and continuous rain.
very week in this month.
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a
We call the attention OF our Az
f, to the ordinance Of The pard
and Aldermen, orerlns
{ walks to be laid dow upon
rain streets. The Boardar in
nest upon this subject, nd they
md to enforce the ordipnce. 1t
b be hoped that our citizens VIII
pride enough abou them to
Re this necessary MIRO vomenl
NJ. Robert Jarvis, wo has been
he employ Of Sbcrf ozanne as
1ty and %jailor, an' who also Is
Coroner and hanger OF this
has lied tbcaountry, on ar.
nj Of violation dhi. official duty
He wasliscoyered in un-
.ul intimacy with ono OF the
ale prisonerson Saturday night
I, aud lie ilcJ the country next
ming. Thrflcts are too revolt
to be published.
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.trffTta bilsff.a #fIfI
tannllm H.lIt
lW.mtUjaIH .0f.
.Iarr Doe alel of ia1og %
,gbt ucoIa ~ tbo f0f ground
.ul g,e onr cordial anruo'.
.rlt securing ihc vt oi 'No
.Ha'6meut
sss
be committing trial OF =. Sal
m fhc killing NJ JACK Ridley.
on Tie M tpal, va.
Al llcrnaodo on Tue slay Iaa'.
court committed NaIlor 10 jail.
out bail, lor rial ~ Che pest
81 the Circuit Court, % o
70 Of murder
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oar long experience as merchants in This country, with the assistance
Of experienced employees, warrant the hope to give satisfaction ito all who
us with their patronage.
Ournew %sorchousc budlngh hes been finished at heavy expenditure, and
we claim for It advantages for business over any similar building in tho
whole country. 1t a. treat within itself to 20 through oil It's apartments,
and We invite our friends and the public geDcuUy to- call aud see for them.
selves.
We thank our friends for past favor, and with extended facilities for
increasing or business, we hope to continue serving them and the pub
lie generally.
n. r. SLEDGE h SONS,
Como, Miss.
i. S-Pcrons indebted to tho old firm Of n. r. sledge Co, will
please come forward and settle, or their accounts, notes, etc, will be put
out for collection. Nov. %, 1872.
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w INV M comrI,IoI ml mo,od mo ON
5to G k OF Goo -
ever brought to

Our facilities and couycuicuccs Tor doing business enable Us to compel
successfully with the largest and best mercantile houses of the country
aud We tender TO our friends and customers the benefit OF all the advanta
gr3 we possess. oar goods have all been bought with cash. and we def
competition in prices and qualities OF everything usually found for sale in
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We publish the above letter from NJ 7 ~
M,1ic. giving bis nome, a. b our rule under
.nrh a state az nclr, 90 that both s.dr1 Of this
question may hs heard, desiring on our pet
to 10 i~ua,iee to an. We DO not ka9" The
author vi this article personally, and e4HA't
SAY whether Die ftatemenn are worthy OF ere
is1ee az bot. bot the fte'4as Published 10 The
.ur o. tbc slst r claimed bya number lir.'-
irer3 20 De- true. The faeu ntil be dsrel9 ped
ur0u The trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-22
DIED.


ARMIsTEAD. Departed this life on the 2lst I'm.
slant alter long and painful illness, which she bore
Nth christian fortitude, Mrs. :. ANN ARMS
lad, beloved wife Of W. e. Armistead, in the
Ssth year 81 her age. She leaves a husband ana six
chlldren 10 mourn her irreparable loss.
The funeral Will take place from her late resi-
dence, llO corner 9Th street and Georgia avenue
southeast, FRIDAY, 2Si instant. Friends and reia-
tend.
BENJAMIN. On WEDNESDAY, MAY 1lst, LEON
AID HAkDIE, youngest child Of Charles n and
virginia j. Benz AMIN, aged7 months
NElTZEY. Suddenly on Tuesday night the ash
inst, mrs; LOUISA NEITZEY, wife Of MI.
George Neuzey, in the 18th year of her age.
Dearest children have left thee,
In the earthly world alone;
Weep not for me, will meet thee,
In that bright, eternal home.
ANSWER.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
Peaceful in the grave low,
Thou no more shall Join number,
Thu no more our prayer shall know.
May she rest in peace.
The funeral will take place on Friday afternoon
At half pest 8 O'Clock, from the residence OF TIE
family, 6ss street northwest. The friends OF the
family are invited to attend. ne
PERKINS. May 18th, FREDERICK HENRY
PBkklk only and beloved son Of Elizabeth Tam.
formerly Perkins, aged 6. baltimore Sun, Keppe.
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