davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-19
End EDITION,
edrom NrestoM

j NJ. Bailey has been spending a
few days in St. Paul.
j. l.. Barnes started for the East
this week, and will return some time
during the winter.
-Christmas presents at prices to
suit customers, at the store of l.. ID.
Newell.
Also, all kinds Of goods at prices to
suit the times.
Mrs. Bush will probably run dali
ly buss between this place and Hudson.
We understand that she can secure the
express, and with this aid we see no res.
son why it will not pay.
ID. s. Cheney and b. II. Dawson
are building an Episcopal church at
Point Douglass 1t has been under
construction some years and will DO
completed the coming summer.
There will be public dedication of
the new Odd Fellows Hall, January /,
1874 Also, public installation of
officers, and dance for tho benefit of
the Lodge here, Gas well as those who
participate) and all for one dollar
couple Supper can be had at the no.
tells on reasonable terms.
John L. Powers, of Evansville,
mail contractor, made this section q
tying visit last week, and succeeded in
letting the contract for carrying the
mail between this point and Hudson, to
July LIST, 1874, to a gentleman of that
place, aud service was commenced on
Monday morning. An effort vas made
by Powers to make Hudson the head
of the route, for the accommodation of
the sub.contractor, but it did not win.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-19
DIED.

1
At tae residence OF her daughter, Mrs. G..
A. Bennett, in Ellsworth, on the 10th
inst, Mas. DELILAR BRowSELL, wife Of
Edwin BrOwneli, aged 20 years.
The deceased was sister of Mr..
Hosea Bates, Of this place, aud with
his family she and her husband and
three children, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. S.
Il. Whitehead, aud Mrs. G. /. ap
Roberts, were among the first settlers
OF this town and village. For many
years her name was household word
in every family round about and her
hand was that Of mialstering angel,
n want, in sickness, and in distress.
With the weight Of years she failed,
both physically aud meutally, but her
condition had not been considered dan
gcrous until the Saturday before her
death, when she sank rapidly under q
disease with which she had long been
threatened, aud she fell asleep in death
on Monday
Her funeral was attended in this vii.
Iage on wednesday, aud many aud sad
were the hearts that gathered around
that once loved form to pay a tribute OF
respect, gratitude aud affection to the
noble spirit that once enlvened it.
farewell, thou once mortal,
Our long afflicted friend;
Go. pass tue Heavenly portal,
To God, thy glorious end
From all thy care and sorrow
Tnou art escaped TO day;
Aud we shall mount tomorrow,
And soar 10 thee away"
At this village, on the 10Th inst, MARY
LOUISA, only daughter Of Ma. and Mss.
WILLIAM GiLL, aged eighteen months.
That household is shaded in gloom
that tender, transient flower faded even
IN bloomlng--lond nature weeps her
comforts fed, yet in the broad fields of
lleayen,-in the immortal bowers, by
the clear river Of life dwelling, amid
lowers undying, the little one will sing
Of earth and Heaven, TO God, her gra-
sious Father, who called her to the
skies. Though bitter my be the Gun
IF grief, it is but the c)mmln lot oe
nortal9, aud while we wolld your grief
'ssulge, we wonll not chide your tears.
White you mourn the sunshine of Gods
smile, we know your Oh .stea,d spirits
Till bow in prayer. blonlias all yoar
prayers IN one. Now you watch hor.
Upward soaring. like the d,ys,
! Bearing with her chains Of 1--we:
Not to draw her spirit back
But to smooth her upward track.
Her, the youngest Of thy fold.
AnEeit watch sih love untoll
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-19

!
ToUcH not that sacred form with
stan or whip-mar hot Gods image
with the lash or cane. A soul divine.
a part of God himself lies there, and
lie it is, aud not the child, resents the
insult. Degrade the ehild-disgrace
the man, and Heavens high hand will
lay you low. Mark you, this caution
keep. Think twice before you speak
and three times twice before you strike.
and then--ah. thea, strike not at all
Nouldst thou thy God revere?
Wouldst thou thy child restrain?
Words soft aud fair will start tear
when stripes will drive him to despair.
All! strike thy child? Ha hates YOU
then.-you hate yourself ia turn. Aye,
anger doth has bosom Gil. and you de.
spise yourself You should do thus,
and then his pardon ask. Ask it 10
deeds, ask it in word and write in let
tiers strong those words too deep to be
ettaced, ere sun or moon 80 down A
stain now rests upon thy soul, so dark,
SO danning that, 40 longer wilt thou be
a man. Curse on thy wretchal state?
Nay, prayer remains for thee Now
90 in secret pray, and may not God for
give thee till thou dost m)st sore re-
pent.
Repentance come, then mercy still
implorc to guard thee yet aud stay thy
hand. Fall-if it must. then from thy
shoulder fall, aud curse the God that
made you, not thy child But fall
it need not, since It's but thy inward
wrath that prompts thee the wrath
that klndles its own burning, aud burns
the 6ercer as thou fann'st i. Cool thy
incipient rage, nor klnde yet another
fire to burn thy better nature out.
Thea spoil the rod Of rage, and save
thy child with love.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-19

PIERCE COUNTY COURT, rs PROBATE.
In the matter Of the estate Of Mary A..
Glass, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of
David d. Proctor, setting forth among 9th
er things, that he has fully administered
said estate and praying that time and
place be fixed for settling his adminisira.
ton account aud for assigning the residue
Of said estate TO the heirs az law Of said de-
ceased Mary A. Glass
II is ordered that said petition be heard
at the prot ate in the village Of Ellsworth,
on Saturday, the 3rd day Of January, a..
d.. 1874, At | o'clock In the afternoon
And it is further ordered that notice OF
said application and hearing be given to
all persons Interested in said estate by
publication Of this order In the River Falls
JouESAL, weekly newspaper, printed in
said county for three successive weeks once
in each week prior to said day Of hearing
By the Court.
p. D. PIERCE, County Judge.
Dated NoA q, 1873.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-19

"THE agitation of passions subside
as the objects of life acquire distinct
ness, aud as the sun Of the intellect
approaches its zenith it shortens the
shadows it casts"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-19

them as the earth turns on its axis.
They must be cheerful they must be
generous-they must be forgiving,
and they must be forbealing. These
are some Of our ideas about Home
Newspapers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07
LETTERS FROM TAe PEOPLE.

THE DELAWARE COLLEGE BTLL-AN ExPLANA-
TIoN.
To he Editor Of ihs Commercial
The purport and object of this bill have been
both mistaken and misrepresented.
1t is not bill for the private emolument of
the trustees, as soma suppose, but one in
the interest of the College. The difficulty now
and heretofore, is that trustees, who live Rt
a distance, with two or three exceptions, will
not attend. They should resign, and let others
take their places, say some. This il just what has
been taking place, all along; but it is found
that those that come in last do exactly as their
predecessors, and the result is that the lower
part of the State ID not represented. 1t has
been tried nearly through two administrations,
and with the same result. 1t is believed that
not more than half OF those appointed have ap-
pointed have ey er acted, and some Of those who
have. have only appeared at the meetings Of
the Board once or twice. Hence it is that
neither the interests of the College nor tine
State are represented as they should be.
And no Just exception can he taken to the
| gentlemen appointed. They have have been
men of the highest character for intelligence
| and good standing, but it seem that they are not
| willing to leave their own vocations. for two
three Gays at a time. and pay their own expenses
besides, to attend other peoples interests And il
| it just or reasonable they should This state
| of things has been observed and regretted, for
years, and it finally thought advisable to ask
the Legislature to provide by law for paying
her own officers enough to defray their expenses
while necessarily engaged in the public business
This was regarded az a simple act.of justice. But
apart from this, it was thought that .
full attendance would be procured, and
the general interest of the College
promoted by ensting wider and more active
corporation throughout the State, among the
friends of Education. The bill habits origin witt
those who have given both time and money free
Iy'to advance the interest of the College, and wht
have never been absent and do not intend to be
from meeting of the Board, unless detaine,
by sickness, and who were quite willing to b
excluded from its benefits, so far as they wer
. individually concerned. The bill passed tn
House without a dissenting voice, and should d
30 in the Senate also; first, because it is just
!. and secondly, because it is judicious.
The proposition is not to take the amount on
. Of the College funds, but out of the State Treai
ury, as the interest is general. F.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07
south Jersey Affairs.

Forty-three societies have engaged cars for
excursions to Atlantic City during the coming
season, and about as many for Cape May
Alexander Vents, Esq, Mayor of Woodbury.,
has resigned his office, and the city council mas
nominated Judge B. F. Carter to the vacated
position.
The Young Mems Christian Association OF
Woodbury. is in a most tourishing condition,
There is said to be dearth OF young sinners IN
that staid old town.
Preparations are now going forward for deep
ening and cleaning the enamel OF the Cohansey
river at Bridgeton, and Z s.. Engineer kurtz, and
his assistants. expect TO begin work upon 1t IN
the early Spring.
In 1870 Bridgeton had 6, $50 inhabitants Mill
vile, 6,1O1 Yineland, together with the wh9le
of Landis Township, 7O79; Deerneld,, l,oia
Downe, 8, 1856 Fairfield, 3,Oll Greenwich, ,2b4'
Hopewel 1857 Stoe Greek, l,l22 Maurice
River, 2, 800
Salem is one city which refuses to bend the
knee to the, Pennsylvania Central. An ehorl
was made in the interest Of that corporation to
break up public meeting in aid OF the proposed
North and South Jersey Il. r., from Salem 10
New York. but 1t was failure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07
weREAT DISCOVERY.

KUNKELs BITTER WINE OF IRON
For the cure Of weak stomach, general debility |
Indigestion, acldlty OF the stomach, and all cases
requiring a tonic. -.
The wine Includes the most agreeable and efficient
salt OF Iron we possess; Citrate Of Magnetic oxide,
combined with tho most energetic OF vegetable
tonics-YelloW Peruvian BARK.
The effect in many cases of debility loss OF appe.
ite and general prostration, of an ecient Sat OF
Iron, combined with our valuable nerve, Is most
happy It augments the appetite, raises the pulse,
takes of muscular nabbiness, removes the palOr CT
debility, and gives ord vigor 10 the countenance.
DO you want something 10 strengthen you Do
you want good appetite Do you want 10 build
IN YOUR constitution Do you want TO feel well
DO you want to get rid Of nervousness Do you
want energy DO you want to sleep well Do you
want brisk and vigorous feelings If you do Try
Kunkeps Wine of Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been SO thorousMly
tested by all classes of the community that II s now
deemed Indispensable as Tonic medicine. 1t cos 8
but little purihes the blood and gives tone 70 the
stomach, renoVates the system and prolongs life.
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. e +. KUNKEI5 Sole Pro-
rtetor, No. 259 North Ninth street, below Vine
ASK for Kunkels Bitter Wine Of iron, and take nc
For sale in wilmington by L. McInan, Jr., Second
and Market, e. Bringhurst Il Co., sixth and Market
H. r. BringhurBt, 317 Market street; Alfred Walton
235 Market street; j. j. Gallagher, b. G. shoema
ker Smith q Painter, W. Il. Williams Ninth aHC
Market streets and L. NJ. England, COR. sixth ant
Lombard streets. oct30-ly-15
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07
The Wilmington Coniersncs.

APPOINTMENT OF ITS STANDING COMMITTEES.
The following are the Standing Committees
of Conference, appointed the first day Of the
session
On Public worshp--J. Hough, G. A. Phpbus,
G. II. Bristor.
On Publication of Minutes Secretary and As
sistants.
On Educational. W. Milby, W. Kenney, ].
B. MERIT, j. w, Pierson, j. Todd, j. ii. Cald-
well, G. A. PhGbus, C. NJ. Pegg, J. b. Quigg, ].
NJ. Williams.
on Bible Cause-E. Miller, FL W. Chatham,
Jas. Carroll D. II. Thomas.
On S. Schools-L. @. Matlaek, j. L. Bryan, J..
NJ. Williams, W. H. flutchin.
On Tract-B. F. Price, E. G. Irwin, s. T..
| Gardner, A. Stengle.
On Temperance-J. B. Mann, T. L. Tomp-
| kinson, A. d. Davis, W. F. Talbot, J. France.
On Collecting General statistics-T. B. Hun
ter, W. r. McFarlane, q. W. Prettyman, W. L.
| S. Murray.
On Collecting and Arranging Miss. Statistics
]. o. Sypherd, A. j. Crozier, A. A. Fisher, L. Z
| White.
on Finance-w. B. Gregg, J..W. Weston, t
| 3. Killism, ]. Shilling.
On Collecting and Arranging Addresses of Lo
cal Preachers-P. H. Rawlins, L. H. Miller, w
]. Duhadaway, l. Jewel.
Missions Presiding Elders.
Necessitous Cases-Bosrd Of Stewards.
Post 0fices-W. NJ. Warner, G. W. Burke, II
Sanderson, II. O. Jones.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07

The CHRIsTIANA STEAMBOAT ENTERPRIsE.-
The second meeting to further the enterprise OF
establishing water communication between
ChriAtiana and Philadelphia was held on Wednes-
day afternoon with large attendance. Messrs
Warner and Barry. of this city attended the
meeting and gave some very acceptable advice
Letters of app roval were also read from Mr. Il.
Stotsenburg and Col. Jesse Sharp, approving
the enterprise, and proffering aid when required.
1t was determined by the meeting to run a steam
barge, and a Committee. consisting OF DR.. Hud-
ders, W. + Smalley aud ID. W. Egbert, we're
appointed to ascertain the cost of q boat, suita-
BILE for the purpose. The proposed capital
stock of the Company is $4,000 and subecrip-
tion books will be opened at the next meeting,
to be held on Wednesday next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07

kH-Ho pill in the world ever had anything like the
circulation Of Ayers Pills. Throughout these states,
Mexico and the Central American Republic, down
the slopes Of the Andes, and across the pamPhs OF
Wtds of Africa throughout the Jungles OF L. dta ird
the steppes of interior Asia, over the cont II t o.
are known and everywhere used as family RENE les
for daeaSea. With distant nat obs, their wonderful
cures attract more attention than they do at home
for the sentiment of wonder takes far deeper hold
on their minds than the result OF higher scientific
skill with u.s. The amount consumed require sew
Qnty i've thousand doses day to supply IT, An To-
spection OF the Mandatory showed US how this
enormous demand Is made and sustained. Added
10 the consummate skill OF their composition, is an
extreme care In their manufacture, which at once
secures the most perfect material and their most ac
curate combination. The consequence is power
and certainly in controlling disease which other
remedies never attained.-BaltintoTe Courier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. o. f., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, L. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets
Delaware Tribe, No. 1, l. o. r. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, Ais Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U! A. NJ, at
Hall 5l1 Market street.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5O4
Market street.
wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 404 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 2. X. Of P, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, al Market street.
Washington Camp, p. o. s. Of A., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
American Protestant Association, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Riaing Sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07

FINE FUREITURE.-It is remarked by every
one who has passed through the new hotel the
very superior character Of the furniture in the
parlors, office and chambers 1t is solid walnut,
of tasteful design, and not whit inferior to that
in any hotel in the country. The wardrobes and
chars are the handiwork OF our Wilmington cit
izens. but the bedsteads, bureaus, tables,
brackets, and the entire parIor furniture, was
manufactured at the immense wholesale estab-
lishment of G. G. Hopper. $50 and 252 N. Broad
street, Philadelphia. Mr.. Hopper's ware house
is almost as large as the Clayton House, being
200 feet long and 60 feet wide. He does q
wholesale business, exclusively, and his large
contract with the hotel company. has been filed
10 conscientious and satisfactory manner
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07

The number OF shares is 2OJ3 and OF share-
holders 259. The highest premium paid was
%, the lowest 1877, and the average 20 7-l0,
The value of each share is now S94.29. The
increase since last year is S210
The following officers were reelected
President--Dr. William ID. Nolen.
Vice-President nt-Cyrus Stern.
Secretary-James McCabe
Treasurer-A. H. Grimshaw.
Directors-H. f. Dure, Isaac Pyle, W. David
son. Auditors. II. B. Bringhurst, DR.. Jno. Cam,
eron and Jno. Hawkins.
The Germania Loan Association held its 83d
monthly meeting last evening, at which SlSOt
sold at per cent. premium.
At meeting of the Star Loan, held last eve
| ming, the following sales OF money were made
81, 900 at 3794 per cent. premium 5000 at 3613
and S400 at 33]1.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07
Nasz Adxnrsauamsns.. Tksz Day.

statement--Nat. Bank Of Delaware
Statement Wilmington q Brandywine Nat. Ban
Statement-First National Bank
Bonds and Stocks-R r Robinson q Co
Sale OF household gOods-Ogle Miller
1ardware-Truman a Shaw.
Clty Items-Yartous parties
Funeral notices
For nent-Three-story brick house
Wanted-Glrl for general housework
NUtice-JS RowbOtham
Notiee-I O0F
Grand Opera Houss-E L Davenport a. Fg
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07

CLEAN BoARD.--Yesterda the Fifth Con-
necticut Regiment passed through this city en-
route home from the Inauguration. To add to
the many other disoomforts which this regi-
ment has been called to undergo since it left
home, it was unable to obtain a sushcency OF
food at the restaul ant upon its arrival here others
having devoured everything OF an eatible ma
ture 1t has been with the greatest difficulty
that the restaurant has been able to supply the
demand which has been made upon it since
Monday last, and, yesterday, it was swept clean
of everything.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07
2artnershiu NotitGs.

0o-PARTNERsHIP NoTICE-I have, this day,
associated Walter d. Bu5h with me In the
Freightlng and Goal Business, under the nrm name
of Geo. W. Bush Son. -- -.
GEORGE W. BUSH.
The new frm respectfully solicit continuance of
the patronage Of the public, so generously given to
the old firm GGO. W. BUSH & sON.
WILMINGTON, February /, 1873
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07

Building Felt.-We have been very nauea ter
ested in examining samples OF this Eeting sent US
by Mr G. Fay, Camden, N. j. 1t 10 highly recon.
inside instead Of plaster, tar substances 80 objec
tIonable. being used. II has great strength and
resembles hne leather. AH Fay maouIacMres from
deelgDs For descriptive circular, price list aud
samplcs send two stamps.-A. J. Republican,.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07

SUDDEN DEATH. Jas. B. Hall, Esq, Justice Of
the Peace at Blackbird, died very suddenly op
Sunday morning. He seemed In usual health
on Saturday until slight chill came upon him
from which he recovered. He retired about IL
that night, and by on Sunday morning he was
dead--fo ur hours sickness
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07

gz-No,c for spring.-The WiBter dsys are past,
though the cold blasts from the North west may not
aaye ceased TO blow, and our city tailors have al
ready made arrangements for Spring garments for
the people. Mr.. John Ii, Nuhlhausen, at 4l5 KING
street. especially has laid in beautiful stocN Of
soatInQs Vestines cassmeres for Spring snd is
ready % receive orders from his usual we'll dEesse
customers He is also having his store papered and
painted so that everything looks as bright aud fresh
as a new gold dollar,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07
Police Court.

WHIsKEY ON THE BRAIN - Oonelia Hastings,
(been there before) ). Howell and ]. Baldwin,
having indulged too freely in bad whiskey final
ly brought up at the cells, and were fined SOC and
cost each, for drunkenness.
LARCENY OF A CoAT. - James Armstrong was
ed with the larceny Of coat from Nathan Mack
Ian. The,chargelbeing sustained, James was held
to bail in the sum Of 1900 for his appearance at
cOurt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07

SCI 0happsd Bdnds, face, rough tkin, pinlples,
ringworm selt-rhenm, and other cutaneous Hffec-
tons cured and the skin made soft and smooth. by
gelng the Juniper Tar Soap, made by CasWell, Ha1-
ard Co. New York BE certain to get the juniper
'far Soap as there are many worthless limitations
made with common tar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07
MI M. CHILD ~ CO.,
oFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALk.

One three-story Brick, front yard, No. 2lO West |
Tenth street, possess on at once.
ond threrstory Brick, No. 42l E. sixth streetwill
be sold a bargain.
and Washington s'Teets, splendid home.
one three-ftory Brick, No. h. Fourth street, in
good repair; (or Will rentl
One two, story Brick with side yard; within two
squares OF city Railway Depot.
Two eegant two-stOTy Bricks with Mansard story
No. 400 and 14O2 Br5ome street, with all modern
improvements.
one elegant Market street property, one-half of
the purchase money may remain
one three-story Brick on second street, between
West and Washington.
That splendid HOUSE and lawn, No. 9O7 Delaware
avenue, with all the modern improvements, terms
One three-story Brick House, on orange street,
between Eighth and Ninth, IS 900.
one three-story house, No. W. Fourth street,
between Jefferson and MAIDS
A Frame II use and lot Union street near Front.
Price $l,2OU.
one three story brick, W sixth street, near JEFF
ferson, with side and front yard.
One small farm Of sixty acres, in Brandywine
Hundred will either sell or exchange for improved
farm IN Bucks county, Penns Manor, Of 100
| acres superior land terms accommodating Apply
/ TO M. M. CHILD " CO,
Jan1 No. 4, ". Seventh street.
4 NOa SALE OR RENT-A twO-story brick Ssss
| III factory, with 10 horse engine and boiler N:
decsi-ti 2o4 MARKET STREET.
NTALUABLE REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE
/
| l vii sell TWO-STOhY BRICK HOUSES No.
| 1Bla 1878, 1871 1919 and 1921, Ches nut Street.
| Three THlthE- S TORY BRICK HOUSES, No, 7lq,
| T25, and 1888, West Ninth street.
-Four rwO-sToRY BRICKS, No. tit, 725, 727 and
| T2g Vest Ninth Street
| ONE LAItsE TM0-STORY BRICK with Mansard
| Tonf, corner Of Del. Avenue and rodney street.
| The above property is offered a. Private sale
I'll January 10Th, lSls at prices below what 1t can
| be built for at this time. Terms will be II eral.
dec.2l-u Apply TO JAN LIS BRADFORD.
ANoR sALE-Wilmington CITY Loan for sale by
II A. II. GRIMSHAW,
| nog3O-u No. 4, W. THIRD ST.
| ENOK sALE-A splendid building lot at the corner
| II OF Br ONE street and Gipn avenue, Gu feet
front ny ITO feet deep. For terms, &C, apply to
| NJ, M. CHILD q CO.,
| No. 4. W. Seventh street,
nov27-tf Wilmington, Del
HNOR SALE-Raeeiving daily large supplies OF
n Timothy, hay b,led; both by water and rail.
Also, hay loose by the ton from wagons, by
| SCAVTERG0UD ALLEN,
1O5 W. Front st.
N. B.-PeTsons leaving their orders can be sup
piled at the shortest note nOv12tf
ENOR SALB-The handsome residence No. -
y 1901 Delaware avenue, cor. of HARRISON ~
Street. Apply to iel5-tf j. p. MCLEAIi.