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"Miasmine - positively cures malaria and dyspepsia.
Price t0e. per bottls. Sold BY AL druggistA-<da
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Business men visiting Philadelphia viii hAd Bottoms
Washington HOTEL NJ s2eo per day on above
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SPECIAL notltts.
ANTIQUITY OF rur STAT

GEN. q. 7. BEAUREGARD. or LOUISIANA,
GEN JUBAL A. EARLY, OF VIRGINIA,
Will personally supervise the extraordinary Annual
Drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery Company at
ing to soy jp1 including Capital Prize Of sOOOO.
one Ora Prize OF SJUOOl: Grand Prize uf $1,000.
&c Tickets ten dollars fiO Halves, 1--WE dollars 80;
fuhs two dollars 81, Tenths. one dollar Sd -
Write for circulars. or send address to DAuPHIN.
r o. box G2 New orleans, La, or 10 II. L. PLUM, $40
Broadway New York
DIR. FANYOU, MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN,
Cures without medicine cancers tumors. rheumatism,
paralysis. nervous debility, aud chronic diseases ONCE,
- Bond It. Hours; A. VI. TOD T. W. The poor cured
Tree from to T. W.
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large bottle Best rock candy, pounds 81 Goods dcliv
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PILES OR MCMORRUOIDs permanently
eradcatcd In to weeks without the knife hsaurc. or
No charge whatever until cured Send for crcu.
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A"TwILIGuT REvERIE" over box Of
CASWEIL A cor slippery Elm Lukcnges, Of Boston.
for Coughs. IL becoming the evening entertainment IN
every household. for sale by all druggists
MAHLBOROUGU DENTAL ROOMS, COS
Sixth aV., near 18th st-fuil - AMI upward.
gold Filings 81; other materials JOc extracting without
pain So
USE uyATI"s LIFE BALsAM, THE
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Summer understands and drawers Csc. SIC, SOC; six
dress shirts to measure So unAundred shirts 75c 81
J. w. Johnston, 100 Grand st. also A27 9th corner 2eh
st-AdA
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Fine Pearl Cashmere Hats, $3.50; worth
-, DerbNs aud soft hats haf regular price. VI William
st 4, rstui
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ON THE PARADE GROUND. IA IN, MILITARY POST
OPLN IHKui .GllOl { THE YEAR
ALBERT II. CRANKY, Proprietor.
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In order TO convince hrscass advertisers that MS As
best paving advertising medium in the United States we
will publish one time all advertisements which may bs
handed IN before Tuesday U p. NJ. at ten cents Aue
net cash.
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To Cleanse and Wh,ten The Teeth,

Rupture Trusses, supporters Bclts &C Prices To suit
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any person i, 10 understand the logic and lesson q
the last Cartoon he Is respectfully referred 10
wc raised gentleman who used to take sugar fruits
4o. without a-kug-ho tell all about IT, because he
know, how ills himself Ben Butler and Brick Ponsroy
bOtn know very well
Write them Tor eS! lanation.
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Mrs. Winsiow's soothing Syrup for Children
hcthng >Oteus the gums reduces inflammation ALA, :
all pain, and cures wind collie.
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TF AnvocAft hA. assumed control OF the Cooper Instt
tuio Dime Concerts, and mean, tu have them conducted
IN the interest amt Tor the lcucnt OF the masses
Tie following o. the rro-ramme Tor TO night EVER
uchethodcr viii be- presented with AN ADVOCATE
THE ADVOCATE promises the public that it will fur
nis the pnicst aui test entertainment given anywhere
or at any price, AT ten cent,
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Rupture Cured - Forty wears experience. DR.
Marsh treatment the only AMI cl, cuAl cure Only
'hce fesey st. Aston House opposite st Paus Church
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pTtmuIlrr lraY UHIf, I'm k0UDl ,lcTrilul danlrul
itcluns and SORENESS of tir scalp cured hN Dr. IS.
FERRY, dermatolusi,t 40 luui It. Sew York.
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Qualifications,

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V,HE ADVOCATE.
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PimpIes, black heads. moth patches neckles and al
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IHRIED.

a Fine 81 SILK Hat for 81 70 Derby aud
Soft Hats $40. worth 81 10 Sew Church st. ~ stars
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

In his advance on Sophia, General
Ghourko is acting with the same energy
and audacity that startled Europe last
Summer, when lie crossed the Balkans,
and might have entered Adrianople had he
been properly supported. His victory at
Teskesan has forced the Turks from their
last defensive position on the main road
from Plevna 10 Sophia. With Sophia in
his possession. General Ghourko will be
able to establish on a frmer basis those
communications with the Servian forces
which. have already enabled the Russians
to receive supplies independently Of the
ice-covered Danube.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

ENNIS-MALONEY.-O the 2ndinst. by Rev. Enoch
Stubbs, John W. Ennis of New Castle county and
Mary E. Malony, of Kent county.
JACOB-BURROW.-On the 2nd inst, by Rev. Enoch
Stubbs, James II. Jacob and Angie Burrow, both of
Kent county.
EDDENFIELD-WHITE.-On the sth inst, at the
Circuit parsonage, this town, by Rev. p H, Rawlins,
John T. Eddenfeld and Mary r. White.
PRICE-STEEL-At the NJ. E. parsonage, Marydel,
january 2nd, by Rev. E. II. HynsOn, John r. Price
and Annie Steel both of Kent CO., Del.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

SPECIAL PRAYER.-The Philadelphia Bap-
tist Conference, have fixed upon Thursday,
January 10th, as day for special prayer for
the financial condition of all nations, and
especially for the distressed condition OF
this country. as well as for the relief of the
pecuniary difficulties Of all classes Of people.
The Methodist ministers fixed on the same
day for similar purpose, while the Presby
terians are expected to do likewise. The
Philadelphia Ledger in noting this resolu
ton, as shrinking coincidence, the fact
that Congress meets upon the same day on
which the prayer is to be made
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

FOREIGN.-The Russians have occupied
Sophia, meeting but slight opposition......
General Gourko has repulsed an attack,
killing 1000 Turks and losing 200 of his
own communicable Russian troops under
General Radetzlly have crossed the Balkans
by the Shipka Pass......Russian troops are
crossing the Danube at Galatz, indicating
operations against the quadrilateral......T The
anti-war agitation in England is on the in
crease, but seems confined within party
lines.... Scenes in the Turkish parliament
have been stormy......The King of Italy is
seriously ILL.,. ..Ex-P President Grant has ar
rived at Alexandria, Egypt. Henry NJ
Stanley left Alexandria for France on Mon.
daV.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

A BYCTCLE RACE.-The challenge of Will
liam DeKoille to ride bycicle against any
man in America for $3.50 a side and the
championship has been accepted by Prof.
WIN. Miller, who agrees to match an un-
known to ride a race with him distance OF
five miles for $500 Miler's unknown is
Booth, one Of the English champions,
residing at Boston.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09
DISSOLUTION.

The cO-partnership heretofore existing between
Robert X. Carty and George A. Collins known as the
firm Of Carly & Collins, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The junior partner G. A. Collins
continuing the business and hereby sOcits the patro
mage of his friends and the public, hoping by close
attention business and low prices to be able to give
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with a call.
ROBERT X. CARTY
GEORGE A. COLLINS.
SMYRNA Jan. Sth, 1851
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

Postmaster General Key has received a
letter from one of the new postmasters
which reads: Il Made a Mistake Last
quarter. sint The Whole amount That
Made During the quarter. l Did Not
Keepe annsyhing for Ny solf SO ! Hope
That you sir Will Have No objections to
Ne Pay This Time and Next Time un Til
Take it awl."
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

QUIET GENTLEF0LK.-"S Some little time
ago." relates " Aristafchus'' in the Whitehall
Revie0, 81 was instrumental in getting a
cook for a newly married friend. | do not
often see my friend, and last week, upon
meeting a sister of the cook, | asked her
how her relative liked her place. 'Oh,
very well, sir! The master and mistress are
quite gentlefolk: they don't know any.
thinpr"
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09
DEATHS,

RAYMOND-In Smyrna, on the 5th inst, Mrs Caro-
line Raymond, wife of Jabob Raymond aged 40
years.
PRATT.-On the 4th inst, John, son of Henry and
Sarah Pratt aged Is months.
GCNNING.-On the 9th inst, in this town, Anna, in
FAINT daughter of Richard and Mary Cunning aged
months.
COMEGYS.-At his residence Chestnut Hill, Philadel
phia. OH Friday afternoon the 2Sth ultimo, Walter
Douglass Comegys, ESQ., son of Joseph P. and Margar
ret A. Comegys of Dover.
ROBINSON.-In Wilmington, Dec. 31st 1877, Mrs
Sarah w, widow of the late Thos. II. Robinson, in
the sixty-third year of her age.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

At a time when Jenner's discovery
formed a fertile theme Of discussion, Ger
tain town councillor presided over rather
unruly meeting He lost his patience at
last, and rising with all due solemnity, said,
Gentlemen, if you don't keep quiet III
vaccinate the chair!'
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

Mr.. P. 7. Barnum is a-weary. He says
he will undertake no new enterprises; that
he is now sixty-eight years old, and is
doing the work Of ten men. He adds that
he is setting his house in order, and will be
ready to 60 when required.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

Mrs. Hayes, like Mr.. Randall, gets ap-
proval from the Temperance advocates
She had no wine or her table at h& silver
wedding dinner, and the wife of the Secre
tary Of War gave her New Years callers
only chocolate and coffee.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

No horse will die of Collie, Bots, or Lung
Fever if Foutz's Celebrated Horse and
Cattle Powders are used acc ording to the
directions. They will elea nse the intes-
tines, purify and invigorate the system,
thus preventing disease.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

We believe the endless punishment Of
the wicked is as clearly taught in tho
Word of God, and as firmly held by the
Christian church, as any doctrine we can
name.-A. Wallace.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF 1.-THE FRUIT
n GROWERS NATIONAL BANK AT SMYRNA,
in the State of Delaware, at the close of business,
Decpmhpr 2Slh. ISL.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09
NOTICE

The Smyrna Library will be closed on February
2nd and until further notice for the purpose of
arranging and recataogueng the books. All persons
having out books belonging to the Library will please
return them by February ls and thus help the mana
gers in keeping the Library in good working cond-
ton. BY order.
JOHN II HOFFECKER, President.
HERMAN ROE, Secretary. jan Civ
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

Babies are the institution and should be
guarded from attacks of Collie, Flatulence,
etc, by DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price 25
cents per bottle.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

The severest storm known at Halifax, N
s., for years prevailed there Friday night
and Saturday morning.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

There are signs that Mr.. Tilden ha
begun to feel of his wires for 1880.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

Snow fell at Montreal, Canada, Saturday,
to the depth of twelve inches.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09
FOUND.

A pair of Spcctacles, which the owner can have by
calling on Jos. E Williams, proving property and
paying cost of advertising jan 9-1t
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09
Livery Stable For Sale.

The subscriber offers at Private Sale his valuable
Livery Stable adjoining the hotel property Of Chas E.
FOxwell, Smyrna, Del, together with Horses and
Harness, II Carriages and Sleighs.
ian 2-lm ALEXANDER II. WILSON.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09
FOR RE T.

The Dwelling House formerly occupied by J. Emer-
son as Postofice. Apply to SAMUEL CATS, or the
occupant.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE KENT COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE Co.
DOVER, DEL. January LIST, 1873.
The annual meeting of the members of the Ken
County Mutual Insurance Company will be held o.
the office of the Company, in Dover. on Wednesday
the 10th inst being the third Wednesday Of January
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock
p NJ for the purpose Of electing nine directors Il
ian 2-2w WM. DENNEY, JR., secy.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09
FOR SALE

One two-seat Carriage nearly new; Farm Wagon
new, iron-axle l one-hOrse iron-axle Wagon
Covered Dearborn / Young Mare, years old, sound
kind and gentle. Apply to
dec 12-tf w. w. TSCHUDY, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

There comes a voice from Ohio praying
that there be no more quarrels over patron.
age at Washington, and that the President
and the Republican leaders of the two
houses, by wise concert of action, make it
possible for the Republicans Of Ohio to fight
their next campaign for honest money, as
they have done before, and to leave the
Democratic party alone on the side of
silver repudition. 1t may be a question
whether this can be done even by herculean
effort when half Of the Republican papers
of that State now either advocate silver or
do not oppose it; but Ohio fights the first
campaign of next Fall, and with Ohio cured
of the mania, the silver craze would have
seen its widest days.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

Cards and Circulars neatly printed al
this office.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09
MILLER WANTED.

An Experienced Miller wanted by the LIST Of March.
Apply 10 or address
JOHN KENNEDY,
jan 2-f Hoiiecker Mills near Smyrna Del
Smyrna times., 1878-01-09

EXPOSITION OF 1S76.-Wandering through
the United States section Of this truly
wonderful Exhibition, hyperornamented
and over-displayed as the most OF it is, L
came upon an elegant g lass case, whose
modesty was the more conspicuous from its
neighbors' finery, surmounted by the motto
D;gnis Praemia and displaying, i'll neat
packages, the medical preparations OF the
house of DR.. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
I was aware of the worldwide reputation OF
This eminent firm, for the character and
quality of their goods and remember well
their agents in London, Messrs. Newberry,
in St. Paurs Churchyard. Having leisure
hour. | determined to examine the con-
tents of this case, myself, and l was sur
prised to see the delicate perfection to
which they have brought their household
remedies. | was chagrined at the retiec-
ton that, while we have at home the most
skilful and, pre-eminently, the best physi-
clans in the world these Yankee doctors
distance us SO far in the line of popular
medicines for family use. They have the
sharpness to take advantage of the high
scientific discoveries among us and make
pills and potions as palatable as they are
salutary | was told by leading druggist
in Philadelphia, that DR.. Ayers maEu!ac-
tory was the largest in America, giving em-
ployment 10 hundreds. | must 90 to
Lowell and see it, on my way home.-Cor-
respondencc Of the London (Eag,) Telegraph.
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4 PALACE OF BEAUTIES. - Levy

4 PALACE OF BEAUTIES. - Levy
Bros Bazaar. on Front street. next
door to tie ISTRLLIuKScER Office, 10
literally replets with articles and gems
both rich and rare. 1t would be i'm.
possible to mention oil the beautiful
and tasty things displayed there, bat
some Of them that specially strike the
visitor are the elegant photograph and
autograph albums. indexed. Of extra
quality. aud French tinted paper. rang.
ing In price a. high ~ $50, Is different
styles Of papetisres for ladies' use, Rus.
sian leather jewel boxes. ladies cab
inets. Japanese fans. pictures and
frames, statusry. marine and opera
glasses. fne lot of Wostenholm's best
cutlery. q splendid assortment of China
ware. crocksry and glassware. and the
finest display Of vases in the Territory,
croquet sets ut 81 90. wax flowers and
materials, and moulds for the same.
paints. spectacles. q splendid lot of sill
YER ware, plated ware. clocks. watches
and jswelry. goblets gold inlaid. toilet
sets. etc, etc. They have $1,000 worth
Of goods in one small show case have
Bartlett watches worth $50. and other
things to correspond. Messrs. Levy
Bros. have the reputation of honorable
dealing. and their goods may be relied
on to prove Is Represented. They
guarantee all articles sold. 4 look
through their establishment would we'll
repay visit.
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THE AKRoPHoNE.-The latest invsn-
tion of Prof. Edison 10 the ssrophene
1t is an instrument into which words
can be articulsted, and they gather
such force 40 to be heard for Q number
of miles with great distinctness. 1t is
in reality talking fog horn. BY its
aid captains of vessels meeting at sea
can converse easily while three or four
miles apart. Signal stations could
warn vessels coming on . dangerous
coast to keep of, and it is adapted to oil
the uses to which such instruments az
fog horns can now be applied.
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COMMERCIAL STREET,


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
i Judicial District Of the Territory Of washing.
ton, holding Terms st the City OF Seattle in and
for the Counties Of King and Kitsap.
William A. Jennings, Plaintiff. and Charles
W. Moore. Defendant.
Complaint filed in the County of King. in the
Office of the Clark of said District Court.
The United States of Anerica send greeting to
Charles W. Moore. defendant,
brought against you by the above named plaintiff,
In the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis.
trict Of the Territory Of Washington. holding
Terms In the City Of Seattle. Ia the County of
King for the Counties OF King and Kitsap. and to
days exclusive Of the day Of service, after the
date Of this summons. or judgment BY default
will be taken against you, according to the prayer
of the complaint.
The said action 10 brought to recover Of you the
sum Of $104 o., with interest on $50 SO thereof,
from February 10th, 1873, and on $35 Al thereof.
from the 10th day Of April, 1873, at the rate OF
ten per cent: per snnum, due by you to the said
plaintiff as follows, to-wit 500 so on account
for goods. wares and merchandise, to wit
Liquors and tobacco sold and delivered by the
said plaintiff at your special instance and re-
guest. ct Il City of Seattle in said King County;
and for the further sum Of $25 70 due by you to
PRUDENTIAL Brothers for goods. which said sum
was duly assigned to the said plaintiff for vslu-
able consider alton; and for the further sum Of
Sc so. due by you to Jacob Levy for Q pistol.
which said sum was duly assigned to said plain
til for Q valuable consideration: and for the fur
thef sum Of s. II due by you to Schwabacher
Brothers Company, on account for goods. which
said sum was assigned to said plaintiff for Q vslu-
able consideration: all Of which 10 fully set
out in plaintiffs complaint hled In this action,
to which you Are referred.
And you are hereby notified. that IL you fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required. the said plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum Of $l0A 81, interest -
aforesaid, and costs Of suit.
(-) Witness the Hon. J. r. Lewis. Judge
!L.s.S Of said Court. and the seal thereof, this
t--) I'd day Of May, 4. D. 1878.
JAS. SEAvEY. CLERK.
By VIM. II. ANDREWS, Deputy.
McNAU0HT LxARY. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
my4-w7t
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DAILY INTELLIGBNCBR.
Monday, June 10, 1878.
UNCLE TONS CABIN. The well
advertised announcement of the dec"

UNCLE TONS CABIN. - ise wen
advertised announcement OF inc ae'"'
Of the Grand Opera House c"moina'
t;on in this city on Saturday evening
last brought out q packed house-an
hIac. 90 numerous Is to be equal
80 The aotire capacity of OF the hall. az
- ona of the most elete and fashion.
III ever assembled in Seattle. None
vsrs TO be disappointed. however. The
nsg version of Uncle Toms Cabin, as
rendered, was decidedly the most pro-
nounced success OF any dramatic repre-
seutation ever make in this city. The
scenic illustrations were Of rare beauty,
and among the finest that ever appear
cd upon our boards. The play abounds
in psthos, and many of the situations
are particularly affecting. The little
child artist, Zoe futile. fairly capti-
waited the audience in her marvellous
rendition of Eva. She entered into
the psthos of the character with won
derful feeling. and an accuracy that
has seldom, If ever, been witnessed be-
IOfe III one VI hci tcuuci ycois. AAcA
acting appeared to electify the enter
audience, and scores Of eyes were
moistened with tears. The child displays
the elements of q genius that promises
yet TO make her reputation world wide.
The dual characters Of Uncle Tom and
Geo. Harris were most admirably rem
dered by Mr.. Billings, while Phinneas
Fletcher and st. Clair, IS taken by Mr.
Barrows. we have never seen excelled.
/" Legree." by Mr.. Hartman. was also
unusually good. Miss Caro- Trues'
rendition of Topsy de child that
never was born" was especially truth.
full. Aunt Ophelis. by Miss futile.
was excellently taken. The other
characters in the cast were all, without
exception. we'll sustained, and quite up
TO the standard Of excellence. The
Jubilee Singers consisted of troop OF
genuine colored people. who we're i'm
mense in their songs dances, camp
meeting Hymns and old time plantation
publications.. Tonight the Octorooon
will be presented and the great success
Of Saturday night bespesk for this
talented company crowded house.
Mono should fail to see it.
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En- ROUTE FOR SrIoKELN.--The fine
little passenger steamer Nellie. 20 long
and proHtably engaged on the route be-
tween this city and Snohomish. took
her departure on Saturday evening for
Port Townsend. en- route for the
Stickeen river. where she will ply
during the ensuing summer and fall
months. The distance there 10 about
200 miles BY the inside channel. and ~
che will have to wait far calm weather
in crossing the Straits aud the GULF OF
Georgia. 90 we'll as . short distance
upon the open sea. she win ably
be i've or six days in making the trip.
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DIED.-Mr. Scion T. Putnam, Chief
Engineer of the steam-tug Donald.
aged Is years. died yesterday forenoon
from the effects OF the injuries he re-
ceivsd on board that vessel last week,
as given IN our Saturdays issue. The
deceased ives machinist by trade, and
q native Of Rumfort. Maine, but has
been . resident on the Sound Tor the
past nineteen years. during which time
he was employed ct the principal mill
ing ports. until the Donald came on the
Sound. since when he has been engaged
on that steamer in the above capacity.
He leaves Q widow and two small
children surviving him. His funeral
viii! take place this afternoon. at two
o'clock. from his residence on the corner
If Fifth and Marion streets, under the
auspices Of the Masons of st. Johns
Lodge. Of this city.