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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-25
Wedding
Invitations

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Invitations
Season 'o7-'ea
Church Weddings
The designs for Invitations -
church weddings are supsrh
Church Card
The Card Of Admitaucs 10 -
lite.
Church Reception Card
The Reception Card after the
wedding is large and elaborate.
At Home Card
4, Home Card u nsas. msdIuns
size
Home Wedding
Invitation
Home Wedding Invitation 10 q
large double sheet. plain whisa
Reception Invitation
Reception Invitation - a Diain
white. printed on regulation siss
OF card board.
Ceremony Card
The Ceremony Card IL an uniqas
affair Of pretty design
At Home Cards,
TIE Al Home design IL new.
Announcements
As well as the Announcement
/ Cards.
Dancing
( Announcements
Dancing Announcements for pT1-
Vats parties are suS.l L..lse four
page sheets. printed or engraved
on nrst page.
Literary
Announcements
Literary Announcements are q
single sheet. proper SKA palm
engraving
Club Invitations
Club Invia,ions have . tive.
initial letter design.
Two-Letter Monograms
Single Initials
Two-letter Monogram embossed
IL fad this season on iadies'
Stationery. also single initial
Calling Cards
This year are small ana dainty.
II you want anything In this
line of Fine Printing OF EngF-S
ing for Weddings, Aunouuce-
ments, Births, etc. ,-'s5 model
call at the counting room and see
samples and get prices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-25
WICHITA MARKETS.

Wichita, Kan, Jan. "a
Hogs-5c higher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-25
Dancing
Announcements

Dancing Announcements for pT1-
Vats parties are smSsl L.-i,e four
page sheets. printed or engraved
on nFst page.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23

A rich widow In town not far from
Winter Harbor was making arrangements
for the marriage Of her daughter, when
the Methodist conference met in that town
and 20 ministers came to attend It, She
invited them all to the wedding, and, her
pastor belonging to that denomination,
she expressed to him wish that the cers-
mony be arranged SO that they could all
participate. The dominic thought the
matter over and told her that he could de.
wise no scheme by which her wish could
be gratifled. He did not SEQ how tho mar
rage service could be cut up into 81 seq
ments and, furthermore-and he express
cd it as delicately as possible-he did not
think the members Of the conference
would consider It dignited to engage in
any such performance.
As the widow was person of great I'M
portance, he had to treat her gingerly.
She is the largest contributor to the sup
port Of the church, and the parson expect
ed handsome fee for hitching her daugh-
ter to the most eligible young man in
town. Hence he promised to consult with
some of the brethren and see her later, but
she did not wait for him. She took mat
ters into her own hands and formed
plan that at least had the merit of origi
nality. She went direct to the presiding
older, invited him to perform the cere-
mony and suggested that after he had pro.
nounced tho couple man and wife all the
members of the conference stand up in IL
row before the pulpit and recite the Lords
Prayer In unison. Chicago Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
Verdi's Love Of Privacy.

Verdi, the great composer, is so avcrse
to anything in the way of self advertise
ment that he is positively buorish to stran
gers, until he is quite sure that they have
no intention of making copy out of
him. Even if he finds that his chance &C.
quaintances are III no way con nected with
the press, he s apt to be very curt with
them unless they carefully conceal their
feelings Of hero worship. He hates fat
terry as he lates discord.
Only the other day ut Montccatini an
artlcss individual, evidently unacquaintcd
with this diCsyLcrasy Of the maestro,
came up to him, hat in one hand, kodak
10 the other With profound bow he
said, "Cummendatore, may l have the
honor OF photographing your immortal
featuresf'
Verdi turned ~ though to STAY him and
snapped out, MY dear sir, one does evil
deeds, but one does not speak of them.
Then he spun round on his heels and
walked off.
Tho unhappy being who was thus made
to look SO very small made an almost worse
mistake in his style Of addressing Verdi
than in making an offer to photograph
his immortal features. " For Verdi, al
though no la both a commentators and q
senator, loaths being called by either title.
-London Mainly About People.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
PECULIAR POIsONs.
oEHHRATRD IN 1nH HUnAN BODY.
The Rss.att Of lupesssxt plsessioa q
Feed.

EVERY living thins. plant or amman con.
tsips within itself the germs Of esr,aIb de-
cay end death.
In tbs human BODY these gsrms Of dis
ease and death (cAlI0d By scientists Ptom-
oines, are ususlly the result Of imperfect
DIGESTION Of food; the result Of indigestion
or dyspepsia.
rke stomach. from sba,s, weakness,
doe: not Promptly and thoroughly digest
the food. The result 10 4 heavy, sodden
mass which fermsn6s (the first process OF
decay poisoning tbs bleod, making IL
thin, weak and lacking In red corpusslss;
poisoning the brain causing headaches
nnd palm In the eyes.
Bad digestion irritates tho heart, caus.
iDg palpttation and ffuaIiy bringing on
disease q this very Important organ.
Poor digestion poisons the kidneys, eaus.
ing briQhts disease and diabetes
And this 90 becnuse evsry ORGAN. every
ncrvc depends upon the stomach alone fOr
nourishmsct and renewal, and weak digss.
ZION sh0ssD itself not eBly iu loss OF Appe.
tite arhf 1ssh, but Ia wesk nerves aud mud
dy compilation. 4.
The great Eneiish scientist, Huxley ,said
No pest start IN life to sound stomach.
Wonk sSo,uachs fail to digest food prop,fly
6ecLuso they lack the proper quantity OF
digestive acids ;(faotic snd hydrOUhloric)
ana peptossnic product; the most sensi-
Die rsnody In Ill cases Of Indigestion, Is to
take after each meal ono or Two Of Ssuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, because they supply In
that weak stomachs lack.
The req uiar uss Of Stuart's Dyspepsis
Tablets will cure every form Of stomach
tfcnbae except cancer OF the stomach.
They increase flesh, insure pure blood,
strong nerves, a bright eye and clear com
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
4 BasefassA Dnsko Gam,

One evening while Colonel Riches rcgi-
ment was stationed at the fair grounds q
bronzed and broad shouldered Texan walk
ed into the office Of the Commercial hotel
and, squaring himself al table, began
the task Of composing letter. n was sv-
identity . hard job. He stuck out his
tongue, scratched bis head, changed pans
. dozen times and went through all the
contortions Of q man with bad case Of
St. Vitus' dance before he concluded the
eplstle. Then he flshed out black wal
let, unwound strap yard long and OK.
traoted Is bill, which he carefully folded
up with the sheet. BY that time the per.
forlnanee had excited tho sympathetic in.
tareat Of several bystandsrs, and one Of
them pointed out tho mail box in the
corner. -,
':Just put your better In there, my
friend" be said.
.'Hsys" exclaimed the Texan, glancing
up 49, ~
II said TO drop your letter in that box"
repeated the other. The big immune Don't,
upon him look Of unutterahle scorn.
well, I've hesrd tell Of all kinds Of
city bunko games" he said slowly, "but
that's the durndest, barefacest ono of the
hull lott Don't you soy nothing, now, or
IN have TO smash you. Say, mister" he
called to the clerk, ''kin you tell me where
the postmaster keeps his shop?''
He was given the proper directions and
returned beaming.
Say" he asked ono Of the hotel staff
confidentially, do RELY look as green as
all that-like Ed bite at sech a gamer'
He was assured that no looked like
thoroughbred and went away happy.
Hope to diei ever give any more tips
to Texan, was the comment of the gen.
tleman who pointed out the box.
Orleans Times Democrat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
THE CONNECTICUT MURDER.
BODY Fallv Identified and three Me
Now Under Arrest.

BODY Fallv Identified and 1hree Men
Now Under Arrest.
Bridgeport. Conn.,, Sept. 23.-At an In
quest held yesterday afternoon by Cor.
oner Doten 1t was fully established by
relatives Of Miss Emma Gill, Of South
ington, that the dismemSered body
found In Yellow Mill pond Sept. Il and
10 was hers. Her father and three bro
theirs fully identified the remains, and
the coroner has issued an order permit
ting them to be exhumed and taken to
Southington for interment
Undertaken F. L. Curtis, of Stratford,
denies that Charles A. Plumb. Of that
town, now under arrest for completely
In that crime, has had the use Of any
wagon or team owned by him for the
last three months. Plumb 10 still in
custody, but what evidence the police
have to connect him with the case they
refuse to divulge.
Late yesterday afternoon the police
arrested Harry Guilford, son Of DR..
Nancy Guilford, as he was attempting
to enter the residence of his mother
on Gilbert street. Superintendent Bir-
mingham refuses absolutely to say a
word to any reporter concerning the
case.
Regarding the first man arrested in
the case. Walter C. Foster, Superin-
tendent Birmingham said:
Foster was in it.; that Is certain.
You will find he had some part in dis
posing of the girls body. whether he
had anything to do with the cutting
up 7 do not know I'm satisfied as to
who dissected that body, and believe
can put my hand on the person when
ever the right time comes"
The superintendent made the above
declaration shortly before the arrest
of young Guilford.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
k.CARD FROM ROBERT ADAIR'
Is the Republican voters Of the
FIRST SeRatoiial District d New


Is the Republican voters Of the
FIRST SeaatoiiaE District d New
Castle County: ~
The prevalence Of many and
conflicting rumors regarding my
candidacy for the Office Of Senat. Z
demands a brief statement Of my
position. am backed" by no
man or men, and am not pledged
to any man or set OF men. If noini-
mated and elected I shall endeavor
to represent the peop!e,aud be true
to the principles Of the Republican
party as set forth and upheld by
that party's great leaders from Lin
coin to Mckinley.
Any statement that have with
drawn, or will do so. is untrue, l
shall remain a candidate for nomi--
nation until the polls close, con-
tent to abide by the verdict of the
voters-in whose ability to choose
wisely and intelstgen.ly I have the
utmost confidence. Very truly
yours ROBERT ADAlR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
As Reflected by Dealings in Philadcl-
phla md BALTIMORE.


phia and Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Sept 22.-Flour slow; win
ter supcrfine, &,1542.4o; Pennsylvania
roller, clear. s3d3.25; city mills. extra. $3.50
M2.'H. Rye -four easy at S2.70m2.75 per
barrel for choice Pennsylvania. Wheat
strong: No. red spot and month, 7146D
re. Corn strong, No. 2 mixed, spot and
month 34is@34ssc; No. 2 yellow for local
trade a6ian31c. Oats quiet but steady;
No white. new, CSC: No. 2 white. clip
ped new, 2Si4n29c Hay steady; choice
timothy, si0.Ioull for large bales Beef
quiet; beef hams. s215Ou22 Pork steady;
family s12.75m 1926. Lard steady; western
steamed s5.10m5,l2la Butter firm; west
ern creamery, 15lyn2 Gle; ito. factory, 11,a6D
He; Elgins, Bic; imitation creamery.
1SulG'2c., New York dairy, 14nlSl2c.; do.
creamery. l5U2012c.; fancy Pennsylvania
prints jobbing at 22fi25c.: do. Wholesale
2lc, Cheese steady large white s4asl2c.,
small do, Size; light skins. 5aa6iac.;
part do, 5n5l2c; full do, 2M2lac. Eggs
firm: New York and Pennsylvania, ia
lSc.; western, fresh lie. Potatoes steady;
Jerseys, $1,000 lS7ia; New York, $l.256I1. rs;
Long Island s.lOm2; Jersey sweets. sl.75
M245; southern sweets. $lnl.25 Tallow
quiet; city, 3asc: country. 37sn35sc. Cab
bagc dun; Long Island, S2n4.
Baltimore. Sept. 22.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat strong. spot and month,
72i4n123sc.; October, 2liamI1Ac.: Deem
Der OitmT0asc.; steamer No. red. 6114W
tI'sc.; southern, by sample, 6IM13c.: do.
on grade, 6SH72%c. Corn strong; spot
and month. 33a. u337sc.: October 33a,a3ic.;
November. :Ai4M34s-c.; new or old Novem-
Der or December, @i4mS3lac; steamer
mixed. RatM327sc, southern, white, 35tp
$ic.; do. yellow. SGm3Glac. ats hrmer; No.
white. western, 21m27l.c.; No. ? mixed.
25u25i2c. Rye strong and niger: No. 9
nearby 5Olac.; No, western, 52tsc. Hay
firm; No. | timothy, $40 Grain freigths
firmer; higher rates asked; steam to Liv-
erpool, per bushel, Adj, October Cork for
orders, per quarter, 3s. I'd, October. But
ter steady: store packed 12Il3c. EGGS
firm; fresh. Ice. Cheese active: fancy
New York, large. si2@9%c.: do. medium.
sa.mlOc., do. small, lOulOAc. Lettuce at
zoe. per bushel box.
Live stock Markets.
Now York, Sept. % Beevcs steady;
cables firm: live IHttlc. lli4ml2c.; refrig-
orator beet, S'amSasr. per ID. Calves easy;
all sold; reals. a.5ON3.I5: tops. 81: grassars
and buttermiIks, 81 2ju4i5, no westerns.
Sheep and lambs slow and barely steady;
cars unsold; sheep $3miN: lambs s5N6,
GULLY. s4n4.I5. Hogs steady at 81 25u4sU;
state pigs, $500 western skps 81
East Liberty, Pa. Sept. 22-C;.tt,e
steady; extra, s. 35nl5o; prime s5.2ou53J.
common, $,75u4 l'sys steady. prime
mediums, N.lju42O; bes. Yorkere. $1,000
415; common to fair Workers. $iQ405;
heavy hogs tlOm412iz: pigs, s3.7oni:
roughs s2.50M3.6O. Sheep active; choice,
HsoW4.d5; common, &25a375 choice
spring lambs, so.G0N5 IS; common to good,
S7bge.6o; veal calves, N9750.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


MAY IRWIN.
Gen aeDonough's new Gomez ,. Kate
KIP" which tho c0medienne MISS May
Irwin, will present here for the first time
next Saturday, Is laid in one Of the States
Of the middle Wcst. and principally con-
Germs the political rivalry between two
cities, New Rome and New Athens, re.
spectively, which two cities alternate AZ
the State capital. The political situation
somewhat recalls the fight that existed q
few years ago between the towns OF He
lena and Anaconda, in Montana, In which
the millionaire mine owner Marcus DAILY,
figured so prominently. With all his mil.
Hons no lost the fight and Helena re-
'mained the capital. In this new play Of
Miss Twins, thsre is q similar wealthy
political boss, but In this case his interests
are almost Identical in both towns. In
one Of them he owns brewery, and in the
other distillery. 1t is in the undoing Of
this political magnate by Kate Kip, the
character that Miss Irwin will imperson.
ate, which supplies the comedy situations
and complications
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
DOTS,

Frank Danberg, of Nc. Az West Front
street has taken his five year old son, who
is suffering with diphthoIia, to O hospital
IN Philadelphia for treatment.
New planking is being laid on Third st.
bridge.
Workmen Of Frank A. Mitchell are NUT
tirg new metal ceiling in the First Ma.
tional Bank.
The jackson and Sharp company have
complcred amotor cur for the Cook Loco.
motive Works.
A barrel Of plaster fell from the sixth
noor OF Equitable building yesterday to
the ground, breaking the cellar door and
doing about $50 worth of damage.
A reunion Of railroad men will be held
at their Y. NJ. G. a. rooms, Sd and Rail.
road, on Sunday, Sept. 25tl. A song ser
vice at 80 p. III. and general speaking by
Rev. +. b. short and others a. 8 O'Clock.
The first of series of tournament, to be
he'd at the Bayard Legion Democratic
Cup during the winter was started last
night.
Goodman NJ. E.church will celebrate its
fourth anniversary on Sunday.
Inc eieVenth annual district education
al Sunday school Convention of the vii.
mington district Of the phiadel pbia 4.
III. Il. conference began at MIddletowp
yesterday in Trinity A. NJ f. church.
The Institute Drafting School will re.
open on October 3 Students will be en-.
rolled OH September 2s and %.
The Diamond State Homing Club will
ship q number OF pigeons TO u point in
Virginia.
Lineman Frank Hyland is still busy re-
pairing damage caused by the fslIiHu NJ
the fire alarm striker. "
The Rev ]. y. c. Hanna preached n spe.
cial sermon at Union NJ. f. church yes.
tprday afternoon.
Members Of tho Reliance Fire company
want Lombard street repaved between
Second and Third.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23

Whilo descending flight of stairs at No.
2eo Monroe street last evening Mrs. Mary
Gardner tripped and fell to the floor below
spraining her right limb She was sent to
hor home at Chestnut and Harrison streets
IN the Phoenix ambulance, where medical
aid was rendered.
Mrs. Mary Giiling. of No. 8.S East Fifth
street, fell down q flight of stairs at her
home yesterday afternoon, break
ing ber hip, and receiving other in
luries. She was removed to the Delaw ara
Hospital in the Phoenix am bulanc &C. where
her wounds were dressed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
British Cricket win.

New York, Sept 23.--I ne information
al cricket match between Captain
Warmers English players and the New
York eleven, which began on Wednes-
day at the Staten Island Cricket clubs
grounds, terminated yesterday in hol-
low victory for the visitors, who won
by an inning and 247 runs. AS on
Wednesday. the bowling and fielding Of
the Britishers was almost perfect, but
the New York; players went to the bat
with more confidence, with the result
that they nearly trebled their score OF
Wednesday,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23

Commencing next Monday evening
The Spooners," supported by their ex.
oellent company will open o weeks on gage.
ment at the Opera House In an excellent
repertoire Of high class comedies and
dramas. Tho bill for Monday night will
be Harry P. Mawson's beautiful war piav
entitled "A Fair Rebel" Commepcine
tuesday there will be dime mutinees
fa',y. For those who wish to avoid the
rush, few choice seats will be reserved,
Al oi the performances given by this OK
ceilent company arc continuous. The cur
tain never goes down and there is not one
dull moment. Instead Of long tirssome
waits an excellent line OF new and IN to
date specialties are introduced. Special
ladies ID cent tickets good for Monday
night have been distributed throughout
1ne ci.y out those falling to secure the re-
quired number can do SO bv calling Mt
the box Office. Sale of seats for this en-.
gagement opens at a. IN. Friday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
An American Educator in China.

Washington, Sept. 23.-The state de-
partment has received from Minister
Conger. at Picking, information that
DR.. William A. P. Martin has been ap-
pointed to the important post of presi-
dent of the Imperial University of
China, recently established by imperial
decree. DIR. Martin is a citizen of the
United States, but went to China as
missionary about 40 years ago, and has
passed most of his time since then in
that country. There was at first con-
siderable opposition to his appoint ment.
but the matter was compromised by
the appointment of two presidents. DIR.
Martins colleague beinp Hsu King
Cheng, now minister to ussia,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23

ARCHIE s. REED u mad and well he may
By, for the fool the men have made Of him
by tormenting the life outot him to allow
the use Of his name for Representative in
the Phird District, and after bringing him
cut, telling him thst 1t was necessary for
him to withdraw or Geo. w. Roberts
would certainly be nominated. And these
men call themselves poli1iclans
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
Death OF Mrs. Barrett.

her husband, Bower Barrett, near Bear
Station, New Castle Hundred, on We'd
nesday evening. after I'm illness of some
three months, aged CD years She leaves n
husband. five sons and four daughters, as
we'll us many friends to regret her deccase.
She was an estimable wife and mother,
and hcr dGcease leaves vacant place in
the family circle that can nsver be filed.
Her remains will be inferred at Red Lion
Cemetery on Saturday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23

TITO Merchants Association met last
last night and heard reports uf progress
from the different commit eps.
The object OF tn" association is hot only
FOR the early closing movement, but for
tho benefit of the lnorchunta in legislation
ana other interests timing to heir
welfare, 1t was decided Mt the meeting last
evening to send out postal cards tu Nh the
merchants In the chy calling for u full
attendance mt the next meeting VIII ch will
be On Thursday evening September 2pth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
important Notice.

A rumor is being circulated
that I have formed q combine
with other candidates for the
different offices. l wish to say
to the public that it is an I'LL.
founded rumor and one in
which there is absolutely no
truth, furthermore they are all
friends of mine and it is all
that | can do to attend to my
own canvass for the office of
Sherili,as l am making my c4n.
vass solely upon my record as
a life long Republican and 80
licit the support OF the party at
large. Signed,
SAMUEL MCDANIEL,
Candidate for Sheriff.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
Funeral Of John .Ienkins

Yesterday morning at eleven o clock, ser.
vices were held over tho body of ohm
jenkins at the home Of his son. Joseph at
Foiryew and interment was made at
Rivurview Cemetery, this city. Mr. Jcn-
kns was N tho 18th year OF Ills age. and in
his earlier days he had been employed at
the shipynrds and elsewhere in Whining.
ton. He leaves two sons Zachary T who has
been for number Of years in the Govern
inert Printing Office in Washington d c.
and Joseph who is in buSines, in Whining
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
Local Preachers Association

There will be another meeting Monday
evening OF the committees having charge Of
entertaining the members Of the Local
Preachers National Association which
meets in Asbury Church on October to4
R.v..C. A Foster is chairman, j, X. Dill
secretary, and Levi. Maxwell treasurer,
A noon"day luncheon will be served the
members during the meetings.
Delegates have been apportione,l 10 tho
several churches for entertainment ~ fol.
lows: Brnndywine, 8: kinEswooI, 4:
Trace, 20; Scott, 10; Wesley. &; Asbury,
%; Epwor,h, 9; CookmaD, ;St. Paul, %:
llarrts"n street, IA; Mt sniem, s. Union,
"; Matluy, u 5flvsrbreok, 4,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23

w: Is; Biggs Starlight, Pa,chln Tyson's
were entered in races ct the Gentlemsn,s
Driving Park at Baltimore yesterday but
were not winners. Carrie Fletcher eet
third place in the $50 class pacing eysnt.
Several Delaware horses are entered in
to-day 8 races. Mr.. Bigg's Must, Box ia
entered in the 2.35 class trot, G. A. Mil.
l1ngton's Vic Wood in the 2.2O class trot
and Mr.. Biggs Billy West and Carrie
Fletcher in the 3. 16 class pace.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-23
Death From Appendicitis.

Harlan Dennison, re, iding near Mer-
maid, Mill Creek Hundred, was taken sick
some two weeks ago. and on Saturday Inst
was sent to hospital in Philadelphia,
where he undrrwenJ an operation for ap
pen icitis, from the effects of when he
died on Wednesday. His remains were
sent to his bone, from whence the funeral
will take plnce. He was an industrious
farmer in the pri me and vigor Of life. and
his death is greatly regretted by his
family ana friends