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Evening journal., 1888-12-13
Christmas Cards in Base
WIDE AwAKEl

w IDE AWAKE!
What a name for a bows
and girls paperl What a pape
for boys and girls if it fits tn
namel 1t does. You won
turn four leaves without say
ing SO.
The easy thing is to shoot
chlld's paper over a child,
head, or under a childs feet
or into blood and thunder on
one side or twaddle on the
other.
WIDE AWAKE has a different
aim. Neither stilteedI nor hahv-
ish. Clean, healthful, cheerful.
Full Of just the pictures and
reading a bright, full-blooded
boy or girl cares for. Spirited,
sparkling, never a dull page,
and never anything to make
the most careful mamma hesi-
tate.
Take the December num-
Der. Ninet1-one pages apart
from advertisements and talk
OF the pretty and useful things
little workers for WIDE AWAKE
get (very big pay for little
etfort). Stories, sketches,
verses, curious things racily
told-by thirty-one popular
contributors.
December WIDE AWAKE for
20 cents. A year for $2.4o.
Can you do better for the chill
dreu with so little money?
With Books near Thirteenth street entrance.
There IS a seething in the
clothing market. This col
umn has been silent on the
prices of clothing until now,
Have relied on our oft-told
principle that everything is
sold here at the least price
Of the market-or less. Here
are a few cases in point:
Mems Overcoats. Heavy
wide twilled fancy cashmere,
silk-lined throughout, that were
$25, but are SIS; all-wool
black chinchilla, fine quality,
the sort to defy Jack Frost and
outwit Father Time, that were
SIS, but are $40; Schnabeps
Elysian, wool of Saxony, make
OF Rhenish Prussia, a good
name for a century, and will
be for moie, worth SIS, have
been $50, are SIS.
Santa Claus has the call on
the rest rest of the column, but
Evening journal., 1888-12-13

alone on the ground originally covered
By the joint British-American protest.
The German position has however been
recently greatly weakened by the occur
renee of another revolution, which has
deposed the German made king, Tamasese.
and set the leader of the legitimate fac
tion in his place. What this country is
now bounden to do, Senator Frye con
tends, Is TO maintain in their integrity
the independence of the people of Samoa
and defend them from the usurpations Of
any foreign power Prince Bismarck has
! exhibited a good deal of feeling in
conducting the negotiations in
respect of this matter with the
American Secretary of State. in
one instance stating Germanys inability
TO understand why the United States
should interfere with her interests when
England had destined TO do So though
the latter power was in precisely the
same position with regard to Samoa as is
this country. To tins warm note Secre-
tary Bayard's reply was digniied and to
the point. He declared that American
Interference went no further than an
effort to prevent an infringement Of the
rights of the Samoan people; rights
which, according to Senator Frye, oEr
government has guaranteed in common
with both England and Germany.
IL is. Of course, in accordance with a
good general principle the duty Of tho
strong TO protect the weak against n
powerful aggressor, but wise Judgment
only should decide that this country is
bound TO invite serious quarrel with
Germany in defense Of the Samoan
people. II it is so writtel in our bond
solemnly given them, then we must make
our bond good, but If the national honor
is not involved a coaling station in the
South Pacific seems scarcely important
enough TO warrant the risk OF stumbling
into a war with Germanv-
Evening journal., 1888-12-13
n NfaIisnn stronl nInidnn.

Madeline, called the mother Of a
girl of that name from uD stairs, as the
front door Of house on Madison street
closed at l.45 o'clock last night, what
was that nOiseg'
1T was Mr.. Dudley. striking match
to light his cigar, replied the girl
sweetly.
Then she looked into the ball glass.
and rubbed red spot on her cheek with
her handkerchief brushed her mussed
hair out of her eyes, took long breath
to get her waist into its normal shape
and went demurely up stairs to bed.
Evening journal., 1888-12-13
A NeM sida Trnek.

The p, w & b. r. r. Company is
building a size track, beginning at the
corner Of Thirteenth and Railroad and
extending northwald parallel with
the south bound track to &C.
commodate its increasing business.
The laying Of the track necessitates the
widening OF the roadbed. The flagman S
house at the Fourteenth street crossing
has been moved to the opposite side Of
the road. The safety gates are being re-
paired
Evening journal., 1888-12-13
Go to Yerger,s for trunks. 4O7 Shin

Go to Yerger's for trunks. 4O7 Shipley.
NiclSle Alarm Clocks at Millard F.
Davis, East Second street.
For ladies or gents fine shoes all the
styles known, order from r. D, Gates
See advertisement.
Trunks and Harness, bottom prices al
Yergers
Buy a nice Etching at Yerger's. 41g
shipley street They make an elegant
Christmas present.
Sugar Cured Corn Beef, Sc and 1Oc ID.
California Hams, PC 10. n. w. Cor. Sew
elth eii4 hils. Charles Meiler. formerly
OF Powdermaker Bro Give him a cali.
Evening journal., 1888-12-13

THE School Board Of Kennett Square
Pa, adopted a resolution recently forbid
ding any presents to be made to the
teachers by their pupils. This was done
70 prevent jealousy and envy and to put
an end to the tendency on the part Of the
children TO give richer presents than they
could afford to give. Here is an example
worthy Of imitation ell over the country.
The unwholesome rivalry should be
stopped 1t win not hinder any child
from making a present to thoroughly
appreciated teacher friend in social wav.
but i stops the extravagant and often
hypocritlcal practice Of giving presents
IN the school merely as matter of form
or because others give.
Evening journal., 1888-12-13

THE tin plate industry is now consum
ing 400 00O tons Of English iron and stee
a year that would be useless for the same
purpose if It were not coated with tin
In 1855 there were ninety-six tin plate
works with 32O rolling machines. and
the mean production Of each machine
was ninety-six barrels per day During
this same year the production was Z. 13O
OOO barrels, $3.50, 600 Of which were-for
expectation The manufacture for frnit
and meat cans is enormous Three mil
hon barrels give s55, 600, 900 of these. Il
as due to them that the entire world re.
ceives from the far West salmon from
the Oregon, mutton from the plains Of
Australia, fruits Of all sorts from Cali
iornia, Holsters from Massachusetts, and
Nova Scotia, oysters and peaches from
Baltimore, sardines and green peas from
France. pineapples from the Mauritius
Islands, apricots from Lisbon, milk from
Switzerland, preserves from Tasmania.
and host of products from foreign
Chimes. These boxes have become 4
necessity to modern civilization.
Evening journal., 1888-12-13
A snIt Tor AIleeed Iihe1.

DR., Ashton B. Talbot Of Philadelphia.
yesterday began proceedings before
Magistrate Durham against L. Levy and
Daniel Gibbons, publishers Of the Even
ing Herald, for the publication Of an al
legged iibellous article concerning him. in
the Herald Of last Saturday. The article
related to the residuary bequest Of a con
siderable sum to DIR. Talbot in the viii OF
a Mrs. Lecken. so years old, which was
probated a week ago.
Evening journal., 1888-12-13
Large Glasses.

The Wilmington College OF Music is
working admirably. In the primary
sight reading class there are over forty
pupils In the advanced class are over
forty pupils. Emil Gastel of Philadel.
phia, has thirteen pupils in voice culture.
Professor Brown, who instructs on the
plan, has large class.
Evening journal., 1888-12-13
Excursion Tickets.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will issue excursion tickets during the
holidays TO and from all points on their
road, p, w. B. r. R., and Delaware
Division and connections. These tickets
viii hc scea lrJ.-- IscS-5e1 - 10 J..n-
uarv 8.
Evening journal., 1888-12-13
WANAMAKERss

- ~'r'-7-,ee-7-9--<~---~---~~-
there's more to say about
clothing.
thirteenth and Market streets.
It's a rare thing when new,
stylish French Jerseys, cash
mere finish, can be had for
about half price. They're here
now, but such things don't last
long. Variety of styles and
colors.
500 Jerseys for s4OO
S600 Jerseys for $3.50
S45OJerseys for $500
Odd Jerseys, plain and fancy
styles, cashmere finish. tight
fitting, $I.25, $I.5o, So. so.
Less than half.
Some finer sorts have been
price-pinched. Two:
SlO.5O Garibaldis for So
Sl2 stockinets, Fedora fronts, $40
second floor Chestnut street side. -Four ele-
Keenest sort Of edge on
Table Cutlery prices:
M Staghorn Carvers, Fork and Steel. plusb
case. $3.50 S5.75. 1925
Dozen Plated Nut Picks, paper box, 81 Is.
Same, with two Nut Crackers. $3.50
Dozen Pearl Dessert Knives plush case.
SIP. isas--s ~ ~
$3.50 dozen Celluloid Handle Dinner
Knives, for $3.50.
These show the drift. What
ever you're thinking of.
Second floor, near centre. Four elevators.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1888-12-13
Railroads ana Anarchists.

Philadelphia Record.
Already President Cleveland has &c.
cured distinguished eoparcener in his
opinion as 10 a communism Of wealth :"
Judge Cooley denounces the railroad pools
and combines which resist the operation
Of the Interstate CONNER law as
placing themselves on level with
Anarchists" And Judge Cooley is nm
even tempered gentleman who picks his
words.
Evening journal., 1888-12-13
where the ..Brownies, win Re

The old Household Of Faith Church
building, on Tatnall street below Eighth.
has been secured for the Brownies" who.
with Little Lord Fauntleroy, will ap-
pear there on December % and 20.
Evening journal., 1888-12-13
WANAMAKrR,s

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. Dec. l3 1880.
Beginning next Saturday,
store open evenings until
Christmas eve.
Something more about
Books and their prices. Are
quite disposed to say sensa-
tional.
Read the prices-uncom-
mon reading.
Then you viii say all we
want said about books and
prices. With the reading pub
lie as our advocate what more
do we need to push our Book
business?
Keystone Library is upstairs
again. At north end of Book
store, 10 cents a volume.
AS you read the list remem-
Der that Abbott's Pioneers and
Patriots are $I.25 a volume,
publishers price; heretofore
IS cents, now AS; the Queen
Of Pirate Island, by Bret
Harte, is published at $I.5o,
offered here at 40 cents.
That's the tone Of the list.
Read again tomorrow
there is daily news in books.
Dickens, neat 12mo edition Is rs
George Eliot, neat Emo edition . %
Rev. r. +. Roc's Noveis O
Captain Mayne Reid's Stories Of
adventure --.-+ .I.--... .......... 80
John sc. Abbotts American Pio-
neers and Patriots. II vols AS
columbus DeSoto
La Sale Miles Standish
Captain Kidd Peter Stuyvesant
Danlels Boone George Washington
Kit Carson Bfninfnin Frani,ifn
Faul Jones David Crockett
W. .G.kingston's Romances and
Adventures yols.......... 35
Peter Trawl, Adventures of a
Whaler, James BRithwait The
SupercargO. From Powder Mon
,, Key TO admiral, shore 70 Ocean.
The Elsie Books IL gols ........ Go
I,r me- bine Ne Jackets OF iH6........... l.65
Wood Magic, by the Author Of the
Gamekeeper at Home. ........... IN
Gallant Fight, BY Marion Har-
Harper's Young People, the new E"
Noluihe ....-.......... 2l5
Francis Hodgson Burnett's three
popular Books
Little Lord Fauntleroy y..........l l25
sara Crewe. G1
Edithas Burglar ..... 49
Ihe Queen OF the Pirate Isle, by
Bret Harte; illustrated by Kate
NIttuhWdy t-.....-. -........ .....-.... 40
a Mothers Songb Mary d. Brine
author OF Grandma's Attic Treas
uItr ss...--..| INSTRUMENTATION. ~
Our Boy, and Girls, illustrated; $50
quarIo, 2uo pages. ............ -. 40 /
story Time, illustrated; quarto,208
pages ........ 40 1
Famous American Fortunes. and
the Men Who Have Made Them,
ny Laura G. Holloway; octave,
iot pages. ............... IN
The City of the Great King GTeru4
s4lenl. by j. I. Barclay; octave,
o. pages. es.................... -
The Imitation OF Christ, by Thomas
q kempis, with an Introduction
py canon tarrar, l6mo, Persian
Morocco (basket). .... IS
he5les Christian Year. London
ealton, asmo' Persian Morocco
,,, u'tsNetl ''-. .'..+.... .............. As
The Vision Of Sir Launfal, by Jas.
russell Lowell. QuartO, hand
somely Illus, unique cover Bo0
She Stoops TO Conquer Illustrated
ny Abbey. QuartO. 1000
Mrs. horers Cook Book with Gilt
edges for the holidays ....... I5O
same, regular edition............. LIS
Evening journal., 1888-12-13
liens oE INTEREsT.

Etchings and Engravings at Yerger's
Art GallerY. 40 Shinlev street.
Evening journal., 1888-12-13

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE cAN
BE HAD AT THE COUNTING ROOM o,
TIE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1888-12-13

I. q II. station. $50 1925 225 GEO M liza
ADDITIONAL TRAINS
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
Leave Wilmington, 6l7 p m; b. & D.
ITlon, o.zS ?; m. Newbridge, Gal p. IN. Arr I've
at 90 D. m, Newbridge 545 D. m. Leave WE
mlngton Ills J. m, Newbridge ll.S5 D. m
arrive dupont ll.55 p. m. Leave Birdsboro 10
p. N. Arrive Reading ]. 40 D. rn,
GOING SOUTH
Tlag1-
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
WANTED, 10000 PEOPLE

To know that tho Great Down Town
Clothing House, at s. W. Corner End
and Market sts., are giving the great
est bargains ever heard Of Is the season
being backward.
t7.l0
Meas fine corkscrew suits, held al
SIS. 80, now t9.75.
Elegant silk.lined Prince Albert suits,
sold at SIS. now S1l.5O.
Mems all-woOl evening suits, held nj
IS, now $3.50.
Atwood oyercoats, held at $3.50, now
s476
Mems fine kersey overcoat, held at
Si250, now e. %.
Mems fine beaver overcoat, held at
Sl2, now 81.
All-wool storm overcoat held at tiO,
now e. 25.
Good working overooat, marked l4.5O,
now S225
Boys suit, ail-wool marked $3.50,
now e. 20.
Boys fine corkscrew suits, Atwood,
worth $40, now $3.50
Boys goud every day suits 10 styles,
worth e., now e 10
Boys good oyereoats, worth e. 90
now 81 20.
Boys fine Sunday oyereoats, worth
~ 20, now e.
Children's fine suits, warranted all.
wool worth t6, now So.
Children's all.wool suits, worth f5,
now $3.50.
Good every day suits, held at e. Is,
now sl.37.
Chi'dren's oyercnai, worth e. 30, now
{Il2
Childreu's overcoat, all-wool worth
ti.5O, now - -.
Mems suits, all-wool, 10 styles, worth
$3.50, now 81 n.
Mems suits, all wool, 5styles, worth
T. 70. now Sl37.
Mems good working pants, worth
II ~, now % cents
Boys suits, all-wool, worth f275,
now Et25.
BOYS pants, all-wool, Is 90.
Cmldrcn's pants, % cents, AZ The :.
W Corner 81 and Market streets
d2l Il W WOLTEES.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

There arc home persons who believe
that pl8uts are Il euiy alive, but that
lbrl d 80 IOs-ess a certain degree Of zen
sltiycngss, aud any n v DO Rill take tie
trouble 10 stop IN " ?. Haydel's copssr.
yatO-y al No, 7J2 Market street, w.ll br
slmOs ready To admit that Is Is a fact.
lie has large ain, the man lesi n
viii, b l. continually Il mOtisu. 40 II
move FROM siie 30 side, wit is ih1Fny
cud It not difficult to II BgiLe that II
is 10 search u SOW, thitg 10 s,ts'y tht
cravings Of en- agpetit-, which 10 one
kLOws sh.t is Il ls ceraiDly Gu f
osity, md we'll worth s,eibg A present
Nj Hayden, owl to his superior stock
is almost Overfun with orders tor ChTist
mas decorations, but he will not object L
show this remark able plant 10 any wit
may call.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
Laln 70 l.e.l IN ) moe ngs.

ThCre has be- consider ole comment
10 the nofthWesIe.n per Of the city, over
tne fact HAT Charlts VI nolald, a su y
carpenter, re ding a. No 1874 Shallcruss
avenue, buried his infant daughter, last
" ida std day, 10 At Urdinsfy shoe tox tut
the iacts of thr esse arc as follow : some
two ytais ago Mr. McDOuBld lad d, 18th
h. his Iamily, when d. L. kilroy was the
undertaken. There vas come dispute
about the bill and Mr. KilrOY report To
the Under akers' A. Oslatiou that Nc
Donald Orfed him 81, which he .etus, Il
TO pay Co.spqu' ntly when this last
daa1h occurred hni Nj. McDorald ctli, d
on j X kilmeT ne, according to the
ruies ui the Tn 'ertaktrs' Association, rs
fused to take charge oi the matter until
al tbs Exp mes Of the fuleral were paid
In advance, This Mcdonald refused 10
do ami he ;htn applet u suugruten-
de1t Guthrie tu tuImsh Cotilu 81 the
expense Of the County THIS was almost
ready, when Mr. Gut rie learned that
The father was empty able TO bear the e.
pelss OF the funeral when he counter.
Inanltd the order 10 furnish the c0liin.
Mcdonald then made several attempts "a
secure al undertaken ard failing Ia all
soeur, shos box, Ia which his child wa
Inferred in the New Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
P.J. Walsh Go.
SOC MARKET ST.

We are accustomed to buy.
ing In large quantities. Our
immense trade Lecessitates
1t, and besides, we have long
since learned that In purchas
Ing largely advantages arr
to be gained; but the largest
single purchase ever made
for any one department Of
our house was consumuated
this week.
The purchase consists OF
Ladies' and Mis:es' and
Children's Coats, and was
the entire stock Of q large
New York Manufacturer
At this stage OF the season
1t is but natural to supp Sc
that the greatest induce
menis were offered us. UGH
was the case. While never
before have we bought so
largely, never before have
we bought SO cheaply in
fact had it been our privi.
lege to have named the price
we should have paid the ex
cess Of what we did.
We have the laraest,m
varied aud thoroughly &C m
plete stock Of Ladies', Mis-
ses', and Children's Wraps
TO day in Wilmington.
Our recent purchase en-
braces everything that tn
maker has produced during
the season from the finest
Seal to the most durable
10Th. This manufacturer
has a national reputation for
that perfection in fit that has
always been a characterised
of his goods.
No cash house In vii.
mington or Philadelphia
can offer such induce me mt.
in quantity, variety, quality
or price We extend a cor
dial Invitation to our lady
friends to come and see the
finest ste OK OF Ladies' Wrap.
ever shown in Wilmington
On a b II OF $40, 81 down
and 81 a week.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
FOURTH EDITION
IIOts

UOtA.
Bread and butter and coffee, tee OF
milk, s cts. each, At Il 4 q N. Cafe, No.
Ito French st.
Joseph j. Dugan is iustTucting an ANA
teur dramatic company, which will 90 on
"the road" shortly.
Go 10 W. E. Wo0dwara's II You want
the best egg nogg in the city on Christ
mas.
Buy esneE, nd toys Of Geo. W. Jack
son, N. Z. ,orner OF Second and Orange
| streets.
Egg Bog aud Tom and Jerry at 3. A.
DonAhoe's, No. East Third street. on
Christmas
A stylish newmarketl In good quality Of
cloth for % 90, at the new Philadelphia
ladies cloak aud suit store, No l2l Mar
ket street, Wilmington.
p. NJ. Sherwood, successor to NJ. @.
Choate, ct Newark, adyertises holiday
presents In boots, shoes, tobacco, cigars.
stationery, etc.
The Friendship Fire Company has
placed an electric gong on their hose
cart Tits Is one Of the newest inyen-
lions
Rev, H. sandersOn will preach at New
port NJ. 4. Church on Sunday morning at
10 80 m, aud at stanton az f.85 p. m,
Rev Mr.. Hanna having gone to Hurloeks
Md 70 assist In dedleating a new church
tdifse
The Wilbur Opera Troupe closed their
en2sgs ernest at the Opera House, last
evening the hhal performance being
Three Black Clocks" which was very
aceeptably given 10 poor house Their
business was very poor, owing no doubt
to the holidays
The annoyance Of the poor light given
by the ordinary kerosene oils Is driving
many housekeepers TO the sole use Of
Prslpe Astral on the most satisfactory
Illuminating oil ever male 2. James
Belt, drugg St, sole agent, 9th and Market
sts. Ask your grocer for Il.
Don't spend your monty for holiday
goods (unltss you have toy But If you
persist in 50 doing, be wiee, be prudent,
be astute and persuade yourself that the
great tobacco mart Il the one aud only
place hat should receive your careful
aud immediate attention. The display
aud diversity Is not equslled this side OF
Philadelphia. and the pricea are az least
oue hall lower Genuine meerschaum
goods 10 all styles Erier 10 all styles
and cigars, It would weary your patience
10 attempt n ,pumerate them. Ladies'
are tspe tally invite to call aud exam
iue and get pr Go A A Chapman,
-eyeutl mLi Orange, Whining on, Del
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
W0nAE


A woman, from her sex and character
has claim 70 many thlnRa beeidga shelter,
food and clothing. She 70 rot less I
woman for being welded; and the man
who IL az 10 be trus'ed with q good wife
FecOllects all which this implies, and
shows himself perpetually chiyAlrous,
sweet spoken, confederate and deferentiAl.
A woman has two smiles that an angel
might enYy-the smile that accepts q
lover before words are uttered, and the
smile that lights GU the hrst 70 child.
A woman, In any rank Of life, ought 10
/ know whatever her husband Ii likely to
know, but 70 knoW It IN different way,
and alWaJa In . Womanly sort Of way,
for present use; a woman can always
help her husband by what she knows,
however little she may know. Her heart,
the richest gem In the coronal OF na ure
tte nrst best Of heavens giits 10 man,
the last resiinRlplaes Of human kiudness,
and the llRht OF sifec ion. Der love /,
stronger than dealt, many waters cannot
quench It neither can the foods drown
u, and II a man were 10 give for II all
the substance Of his house, Il would
utterly be condemned
There are very many true and noble
women In this world who would be quite
willing to give up all for the sake OF the
men they love, aud there are many
worthless aud seitlsh men who are willing
TO accept that sacrifice. The Influence Of
woman is, as II should be- constantly eK-
eTted against the use OF ardent spirits and
tobacco. The world would not rise up
and call her blfssed who spenda five
years making a quilt OF seFen thousaod
plecSs. II you want to know what a
woman rally is before you marry her
try 10 catch glimpse OF her be ore the
hour she expects company aud before she
has put " the pieces OF herself together
To be looked at aud adm red. II you can
sand that you are ready 10 be sacrificed
on the altar OF hymen. VIII n she wants
to be pretty she bangs her hair, and
when she wants 70 be uglY she bangs the
door. They should always be re pected,
for your mother aud sisters are women,
aud you would like 10 have their fair
name uutarnished. Her cOnstaney has
stood the test Of suffering In a thousand
DISTANCES. There are women that know
how 10 keep hou e, bat there are few
that know how to keep homo There
is one thing you may put down 10 your
note book, say what you viii about the
women, we never yet knew q woman
who co2ld keep Betrtt halt so well as a
man could tell It
II We were to take the women away,
what sort Of world wou j IL be2 What
would follow? Why The men, Of course
II woman should neglect her husbands
shirt ironts, she eau no unges be called
tbs wife OF hi 10 ON. Tue waves OF a
woman handkerchief have VT, Cd Ell
many q man. Honor h woman WitbOut
her suil the world would lose It's
hrauty-sOc!cty would lose It's charm
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

DUhCAH.-On tbs 18Th inst. jeremiah, the
soR Of jeremiah and Jsno UaI oaA AZ e. d
% y0a's.
Eslntivss md friends Of the "a nny arc 70.
FptetluilB invited 70 attend hs funeral
II IN M lEts iesldetcs, No. u attAfd suee',
on :u-day aitefnOo., a. O'clacy, Inter
meni al - Pc 5 osmetery.
CHADWICK On December Il, Sylvstts o.
OhadRicE. N. ID aged IS otr5
Rejsiyoa and frisnis ATs thyitsd 10 attend
TIE iunfrAl fro n MS late residsucS. 70, glf0
Market srest, en- uodsy ter noon, T.
| ave the hCu 1t o'eleek sew oea a. enc
SWedts Ohu'sn 3 1sO 81 OK. lntaTmsnt
a. OH wecs's Ua1sIsTy,
SHEW BRUJE. = n ;hs 20 b o. Dsoemtsr
lsss l-sas shes bro Z, io'msFsy Of thi.
Oily Ia tie 7ji year q MS 80
The relatives d friends 70 respectfully
iaviloi 20 attCld TIE funeral ffyIa The resi-
dtuos Of bis son, Nc. lgl3 Jnu'cn ToIt en-
SuDd1y az . nc a Se VI sCs &c Lce DO so o,
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