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THE LUDINGTON DAILY RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
Thursday, July 8th, 1880
VOL. XIII.  OLD SERIES, NO. 44
VOL. I  NEW SERIES, NO. 7

  EDDIE BUTTERS, one of the sons of HORACE BUTTERS,
who was reported as being sick last week, died on
Monday afternoon from abscess of the liver.  The
young man was in his eighteenth year and possessed
more than the average intelligence.  His loss is
deeply lamented by all who were acquainted with him,
and his parents have a wide spread sympathy.  The
funeral took place on Tuesday and was largely attended.
Rev. W. Mooney conducted the service.

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