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ties. of Detroit; Mr.. Ciews, Of
Bloomington, Illinois, and Mr..
Hewes, representing the Louisville
fire department, and many other repre-
sentatives of the fire departments in
this State, were present, and took part
in the funeral Obsequies.
Spanish Affairs.
MADRID, March 1.-THE cure Of
Santa Cruz, who leads the Carlist bands,
treats the Spanish troops who fall into
his hands with great cruelty. He re-
Gently flogged several prisoners with
such severity that they died from the
effects OF the blows.
The assembly has approved the bill
granting amnesty to offenders against
the laws regulating the newspaper press
in Porto Rico.
1t is reported that q reaction has set in
among the radicals in favor of an indi-
visible republic as opposed to the.federal
system. SenOr Figueras, in an unOffic-
ial telegram to to Ministers Margall and
Tetuan, expressed fears that the people
at Barcelona ere determined to stand by
their proclamation of federal republic.
The British Situation.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Pail Iall
Gazette says. DisraeIi told the queen
yesterday that he was not prepared to
form cabinet. The Gazette is confident
that under the circumstances Gladstone
will be recalled to the head Of the gov
ernment. The Globe declares the latter
assumption unwarranted. Lords Derby
and Cairns cannot reach London until
tomorrow, and meanwhile nothing can
be determined, and all talk on the sub
ject of the future ministry must be pure
speculation.
IL p. m.-Disraeli is still reluctant to
assume the task of organizing q new
government. 1t was positively asserted
at the Carlton club this evening that
one thing is settled, namely: II the
/ conservatives take office Disraeli will
! inform the queen tomorrow that it is
| impossible for him to form ministry,
and will suggest that the responsibility
be entrusted TO the care of Derby,
who has the support of the old
wings. In the reform club the belief
| is that the chances for re-
turn of the conservatives TO power
are sinking, and that Gladstone, in a
! few days, will withdraw his resignation
of the parliament.
At the cabinet councils, held Wednes-
day and Thursday, Gladstone repeated
| Iy expressed the wish to retire to private
life, and his colleagues used every argu-
ment in their power to dissuade him
from that purpose.
The Earl of Derby is trying to form a
cabinet TO be composed of himself as
premier, Disraeli chancellor of the ex-
ch, quer, Ward Hunt home secretary,
Sir Stafford Northcste secretary for In
dia, Gothorne Hardy foreign secretary,
Marquis of Salisbury president Of the
council and Carnes, lord chancellor,
Lord Derby's success is doubtful. If he
fails Lord Granville's cabinet will come
in and end with an appeal to the coun.
try.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE ISvENToRs' AID AssOcIA-l
lion, No. 10 WEST COUBr STREET,
Memphis. Tenn, March IA, 1913.
a I q meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF
"A the inventors Aid Association, held this
Hth day Of March, 1873, a resolution was
passed calling IN ten (l0) per cent. OF its capl-
tai stock, and declared the same 70 be due
and payable at this Office on or before March
2S, 1873 J. K. LANPHIER, Secretary.
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application lO-Nay lOI an III uiCtloh vi
the Memphis and Little Rock railroad,
to prevent its being sold to satisfy the
second mortgage bonds. Gallagher,
Jonly and Rose, attorneys for the road,
think the injunction will not be granted
Associated Pres Reports.l
Amadeus,
ROME, March l4.-Amadeus has for
mally re-assumed his rights rs an Ital-
ian citizen.
bishop MeIIvAine's Death Announced
CINCINNATI, March lA-Private dis
patches received here to-day announce
the death of Bishop McIlvaine at Flor
ence, Italy.
Tnree Children Drowned.
BANGOR, NE, March l3.-Three
small children-a son and daughter of
Henry Plude, and a son OF Charles
Blake-were drowned yesterday by
breaking through the ice while at play.
A village Ia Ecstaey.
NEwCsATLE, DEL, March lathe
| bill for the removal of the county
buildings hence to Wilmington was de-
feated in the State senate. The event
causes great rejoicing here. Cannon
were fired, rockets shot off and bOntires
! lighted last night.
George Francis Train Says that He Is
] sane.
New YORK, March IA medical
commission has made an examination
of George Francis Train, to determine
/ his mental condition, but have not yet
made a report. Train insists that he is
sane.
New Hampshire Election.
J CONCORD, y. H, March 1.-THE re-
!. turns of the vote FROM the last town in
i the second congressional district in-
creases Pixies majority to nineteen. Re
turns for governor come in slow and
show much larger scattering vote than
has been reported. The election is close,
and choice by the people is considered
doubtful.
The MesGe Memorial.
PHILADELPHIA, March l4.-Lasi
evening meeting Of the Philadelphis
section Of the Meade memorial fund Oi
Gettysburg was held. The object is tC
/ secure funds from the States and cities
having soldiers at the battle of Gettys-
burg, for the purpose Of erecting a col.
umn at Gettysburg 10 the memory o.
Meade. A permanent organization was
effected.
HsFribIe Death o. a Child.
! LOUISVILLE, March l4-Ye Yesterday
evening, in New Albany, Indiana
while several little children were play.
ing On the track of TIE Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago railroad, ths
switch-engine, in lacking out of q
siding, ran over three of them. One o
them, named Franklin Scott, three
years old, was horribly mangled, hi
head being nearly severed from hi
body and crushed into dozen pieces.
Funeral OF Fire-Caief GIazier.
INDIANAPoLIs, IND, March 14.-Th'
funeral of the late chief fre-engineer
Glszier, took place this afternoon, an'
was the largest and most imposing
{ funeral demOnstrstion ever witnesse,
in this city. The procession was com
posed of the military organizations O
the city, the enIire fire department
7 mayor and city council, board Of trade
!, and masonic fraternity, with band
of music, and a very large mum
her OF citizens Ia carriages, ans
on foot. A mournfal object in th'
procession was the horse long used b,
The dead chief heavily dTaped IN mourn
ing, led by members Of the hre-dspart
ment. MF. Williams, chief Of the fire
engineers Of Chicago; 1r. Bat
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CINCINNATI, March l4..-Sixty-two
head of cattle belonging to Smith &
Fowler, Lawrenceburg, Indiana, were
poisoned by some unknown person yes
terday. FOrty-nine are now dead, and
the rest dyiRg.
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AN ACT to authorize attorneys to appeal
from judgments striking them from I" The
ROLL
section BE it enacted bB the Geaer0l As
sentbIv of the State Qf Tennessee, That when any
inferior court shall order any attorney there
of TO be stricken from its roll OF attorneys, or
prohibit any attorney from practiclng there
in, such attorney shall have the right % ap-
peal from such order or refusal 10 the supreme
Court, and for that purpose shall have his bill
Of exceptions as in actions at law and the
Supreme Court shall render such Judgment as
is meet and proper in the premises.
Section BE Il further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after It's passage, the
public welfare requiring It.
Passed February q, 1875.
At. LACEY,
speaker OF the senate.
W S. Mc5AUGHET,
speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
Approved March 2, l63.
JOHN G.. BROWN, Governor.
certify that the foregoing Is = true copy Of
an act OF the General Assembly Of tbs state
Of Tennessee, the original Of which is noW on
CHAs. N GIBBS.
mill Secretary OF State
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sOciated Press Dispatches.l
The Car-HOOk Murderer.
Cattle Poisoning.

ALBANY, March 13.-Foster's case
will probably be decided to-day, but will
be made known only to the officials in
Na5T York
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The Froedman's Savings Eank Correct

The FFeedman's SAVINGS bark COrrect.
Special TO the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March l4.-Public con-
idence in the solvency of Freedman's
savings bank and trust company is al
most entirely restored, especially
among the depOsitOrs, nearly all of
whom were cOlored.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi
DOlngs Of che Legislatures
Yesterday.
The Tennessee Legislature Condemns
the Increased Salary Action
OF Congress.
Arkansas and Mississippi Legislators
Can't See Motion 10 Adjourn.
Attempt 20 Enj0ln the Little Rock Rail-
read Sale-PrObshle Failure
Of the Movement.
Johnny Bull at Sea-Disraell not Equal
TO the Emergehcy-GladstOne
to the Front.
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Attempt 10 EDjoIn the sale o. the Little
Rock ROAD.
Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, March l4.-Tainter
and Others, through Mr. Wood, made an
application to-day for an injunction on
the Memphis and Little Rock railroad,
to prevent its being sold to satisfy the
second mortgage bOnds. Gallagher,
Jonly and Rose, attorneys for the road,
think the injunction will not be granted
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RObbers COnvicted.

PHILADELPHIA, March 14.-Harrison
S. Brown and Henry Williams, who at
tempted to rob the Corn Exchange
bank, were tried and found guilty to-
day. A motion in arrest Of Judgment
will be argued tomorrow. Both are es-
oapad GiDU GiDer r,riSonaru
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Love and Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, March 13.-John Malloy,
usher in the Church of the Messiah in
this city, died at one o'clock this morn
ing, from the effects of severing the
main artery of one of his arms, the
wound being self-infiicted. Disap-
pointed love was the cause Of the act.
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NEW YORK, March 14.-The private
secretary of Governor Dix announced
to the sheriff to-day that the governor
had written letter TO Rev. DIR. Tying,
saying that public safety and justice de-
manded the execution of Foster The
deputy-sheriffs are now guarding him
in the tombs.
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.nree children prowned.
George Francis Train says that He q.

New YORK, March IA medica
commission has made an examination
of George Francis Train, to determine
his mental condition, but have not YET
made a report. Train insists that he Il
sane
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CONCORD, y. H, March 1.-THE re-
turns Of the vote from the last town in
the second congressional district in
ereases Pixies majority to nineteen. Re
turns for governor come in slow and
show much larger scattering vote than
has been reported. The election is close,
and choice by the people is considered
doubtful
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Associated Pres Reports.l
Awsasfeus

ROME, March l4.-Amadeus has for
mally re-assumed his rights rs an Ital-
ian citizen.
Bishop EeIivAine's Death Announced
CINCINNATI, March l4.-Private dis
patches received here to-day announce
the death of Bishop McIlvaine's at Flor
pnea Italy
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however, that his irregularities in con-
dueting the business were the cause. IL
Is known that he was carrying large
oyer-drafts for the accommodation OF
personal friends, unauthorized by the
bank. The bank was soon to change
hands, and he was required to have the
accounts and books in complete order at
a certain date, which would have ex-
posed these irregularities. The bank
loses heavily, but the losses viii not af-
feet its standing. Every confidence Is
fefr in its security.
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Attempted Bribery in the Missouri Leg.
lSlature.

ST. LOUIS, March 14.-Quite a scene
occurred in the lower house of the legis-
lature yesterday, one of the members
stating that an offer had been made to
bribe him to vote for the insurance bill
before the house. He accused Frank
HickOx, lobbyist, with offering him
one hundred dollars. The friends of the
bill assert that they do not know Hick-
OK, and say that the charge was ruse
to defeat the bill. Great excitement
prevailed for some time, and further dis
cussion of the bill was postponed. Mr.
Hickox worked in the interest of Colonel
Bogy during the senatorial contest.
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Postal Law Summary.

The Richmond Dispatch has procur-
ed ffon the Post Office Department
all the postal laws now in force as
we'll as those which 80 into effect on
tho first of June, from which VIC CON-
pile the following:
FOR ALL EDITORS AND ALL sunscRI-
BERs.
The new law allows no matter to
be sent free through the mails. So
weakly papers will hereafter be sub,
jcct to postage of 20 cents per an
mum even in the counties wherein
published (and only 90 cents where
ever delivered.) Newspaper editors
will have to pay &c cents per annum
on their weekly, 10 on their semi
weekly, Go on their ,tri,weekly, sl.2o
on their daily exchanges. Nobody
can frank letters hereafter, But
Congress appropriated money to pay
postage upon dead letters to be sent
10 Washington, and upon letters and
other mailable matter to be sent by
the President of the United States,
and perhaps some Of the heads of
bureaus and the clerks of the two
houses Of Congress. No such appro-
pria,ion was made for Congressmen
themselves.
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PREPAYMENT on NEWSPAPERS.

Tho postage on regularly:sent
newspapers and other periodicals is
not required to be paid at the office
from which they arc sent, but may be
paid there, 1t must be paid in ad-
vance at the Office cf delivery if not
paid at the Office from which sent,
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CLOSED UP.-Every bar room in
town has been closed. This, howev-
or, is only temporary. Tho Town
Council has fixed the price of retail
license at 5000. Under the present
State law, no one but hotel keeper
can retail !iquoIs. Lancaster Ledge r
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Sherif's Sale.

SuGTlu = 0d16,
Trustees De La Howe Estate against
II. II. Harper.
EDY virtue of an Execution to me di-
H6 rected, l will sell at Abbeville G.
H., within the legal hours, Sale-day in
June next, a tract of land containing
643 Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of T. NJ.
Tucker, Jas. Bruce, and others, on Sa-
vannah River, levied on as the property
of H. II. Harper, at the suit of Trustees
of De La Howe.
Terms of sale Cash. -,
Terms of Sale must be complied with
within one hour after sale or the proper
ty will be fesold. ,,rc,>,
S. A. G.
Sheriff s. Office,
May 6, 1873, AT !
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Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that J. G.
lV Presley, Administrator of the
Estate of David A. Presley, de-
ceased, have applied to Charles w. Cuff
fin, Judge Of Probate, in and for the
County of Abbeyille, for a final dis
charge as Administrator.
IT IS ORDERED, That the 18th day OF
May, A. d. 1873, be fixed for hearing
of Petition, and final settlement OF
said Estate.
J. G.. WOSMANSKY,
C. G.. p. A.C.
April 16. 1873, lin
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Soldiers entitled to a Home
stead of 160 Acres.
The Best Locations for Colonies.

IUE D6oI UVOdulVuo 1Uf OV1oHIOo'
Free home for ALL! Millions of Acres
of Choice Government Lands ssopen for
entry underzthe Homestead Law, near
this great Railroad. with good markets
and all the conyeniences of an old set
tied country.
Free passes to purchasers of Railroad
Land.
Sectional Maps, showing the lard,
also new edition of Descriptive Pam
phlct with new maps mailed free every
where. Address o. F. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner u. p. Il. G.
Omaha, Neb.
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Consignees. s.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
w Andrews, r A McCaslan, 8 c
Link, P H McCaslan, ] H Baskin, NJ d
w, Baker & Co, A Cleveland, w H
Mattox, Bradley 81, ] v Schroeder, w
u Mars / Co, J w Griffin, J E Caldwell
J. ". MARSHALL,
Agent.
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A Rare Chance I |

We will pay all Agents $40 per week in
CASH who will engage with US at once.
Everything furnished and expenses
paid. Address a. COURTLIER g. co.
Charlotte Mich
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SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Sem
ate and House Of Representatives OF the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, 1t shall be the
duty of the Attorney General, the Comp
troller General, and by the Secretary o.
State conformity, to designate, by pub
lie notice [in] one or more newspapers
in this State in which all legal notices,
advertisements, or publications for the
State, of any and every character requir-
ed by law to be made public, shall be
published and said Attorney General,
Comptroller General, and Secretary of
State, shall have power TO make such
changes and new designations, from
time to time, as they may judge that
the public interest requires.
Sac. 9. All State and County Officers,
and other persons are hereby required
to furnish to the newspapers designated
under this Act, for the State and for the
representative counties, for publication,
all legal notices, advertisements aud
publications, of any and every character
required by law to be made public; and
no legal notice, advertisement or publi-
cation required by law to be made pub
lie shall have any valid force or effect
unless published in the newspapers des-
ignated under this Act; and no publi-
cation, of any character in any newspa..
per not designated under this Act, shall
be paid for from The funds Of this State,
or of any County: Provided, That the
said officers mentioned in Section one
shall have power, in cases requiring un-
usual publicity, to order publication in
such newspapers, in addition to those
designated under this Act, IS by and
with the advice of the Governor they
may select; and bills so incurred shall
be audited and paid in the usual mau-
ner.
SEC. 3. All Acts and parts of Acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
SEC. t. This Act shall take effect from
and after passage. Jan. -, 1877.
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643 ACRES,

643 ACRES.
more or less, adjoining lands of T: NJ.
Tucker, James Bruce and others, on
Savannah River. levied on as the prop
erty of H. H. Harper, at the suit of NJ.
G. Williams, Administrator.
Terms Cash.
Terms of sale must be complied with
within one hour after sale or the proper
ty will be resold.
T.. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
sheriAf's Office,
May 6, 1873, Aft )
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MISCELLANEOUS,

M1SSELLANLOCos
There shall be three classes Of mail
matter: Letters, regulaR printed
matter, and miscellaneous matter.
All liquids, poisons, glass, explosive
materials, and obscene books shall be
excluded from the mails.
No package weighing more than
four pounds shall be received for con-
veyance by mail, except books pub
lisbed or circulated by order of Con-
gress.
Postmasters shall notify the pub
Usher of any newspaper or other pc.
riodical whom any subscriber shall
refuse to take the same from the
office, or neglect to call for it for the
period of one month, -.
All mail matter deposited for mail.
ing, on which at least one full rate of
postage has been paid as required by
law, shall be forwarded to its destina.
tion, charged with the unpaid rate, to
be colieated on delivery.
If any mail matter on which by
law the postage is required to be pre-.
paid at the mailing office shall by in:
advertenoe roach its destination with
out such prepa yment, double the pre-
paid rates shall be charged and col
lcctcd on delivery.
No mail matter shall be delivered
until tho postage due thereon is paid.
Drop letters two cents where there
is system of free delivery, other
places one cont,
On newspapers and other pcriodi-
cal publications not exceeding four
ounces in wei ght sent from q known
Office of publication to regular sub
soribers postage shall be charged at
the following rates per quarter
namely: On publications issued less
frequently than once week. at the
rata of one-ccnt for each issue; is.
sued onoe week, FIVE cents per quar-
ter; and fvc cents additional, for
quarter, for each issue more frequent
than once week. And All addition
nj rate shall be charged for each ad-
ditional fonr ounces or fraction there
of in weight,
Every route agent, postal clerk, or
other carrier of tho mail, shall re-
cs,ve any mail matter presented to
him if properly prepaid by stamp,
and deliver the same for mailing at
the next post-ofice st which he ar:
rives; but no fees shall be allowed
him therefor,
No money order shall DO issued for
more than fifty dollars, aud the fees
therefor shall be: Fo, orders not ex,
cecding ten dollars, FIVE cents; ex'
cceding ten and not exceeding twen'
,y dollars, ten cents; exceedingly
ty ond not exceeding thirty dollars
fifteen. cents; exceeding thirty and
not exceeding forty dollars, twenty
cents; exceeding forty dollars, twen
1y-6ve cents. tt
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Final Discharge,

Final Discharge. ..
N1OTICE is hereby given that Leroy
V C. Wilson, Executor, of the Es
iate of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Reid, de-
ceased, has applied to Charles w. Gqi-
fin, Judge of Probate, III ana 1or .ne
County of Abbeville, for hnal dls-
charge as Executor.
It IS Ordered. That the Seventh Day OF
1nne A. D. 1878, be fixed for hearing of
Petition, and final settlement OF Sald
Estate. ...
J.C. WOSMANSKY.
Z. &. P. A. G.
May 7, 1873, 4-4t*
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Sherif's Sale.

IL G. TiNian,s against II. II. Harper.
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The following persons have packages
in the Express office:
Us Cothran, G F E Wenck, E Mob le
OF Porcher, Miss F Booker, Miss NJ
Green. w H Mattox, J E DuBose, B Il
Baker, J E Horton, .Cowan & Lyon, J
Barton,
C. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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NDY virtue of an Execution to me di-
I'D rected; I will sell at Abbevilie
Court House, OH Sale Day in JEN =
next, within the legal hours, a tract OF
land containing
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A MAN OF EXPERIENCE CAPABLE OF ENTIRE
"A charge of boarding house, or private can infu-
ence large circle of friends wishes situation imme
aiatey to superintend steward Address ENERGY.
Herald Uptown Branch office.
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TN WEST nth stan EXPERIENCED COLORED
llU laundress wishes ladies', gentlemen's and
families washing; unde rstands all its branches Call at
haec donr
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ATANTED-BY LADY, WELL EDUCATED A
w situation in store circulating library or cash
Ter In any business. Address M. H., Herald Uptown
Branch office.
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GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-BY A MAR
NJ rcd German man, who has q good knowledge Of
his business, including gaperies and hot h0ue DC Cal
on or address H. w. Brdgcman's seed store, S6 Broad
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WANIEDIA POSITION As FoREwoMAN by A
w lady who has had twelve years experience In fine
custom work at suits and cloaks; thoroughly under
stands all branches this lu ness and 81 ve sats
days
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A GIRL WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
n work; must be good washer and ironer Apply at
y62 We 18th ST