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Street Railroad Route No. ls,

The question of awarding Street Raal-
road Route No. 10 was before the DSaxa
Of Public Works but no definite resuls
was reached. John j. Henderson re-
pore ed. through an attorney, th at he Ma
not been able to secure the consent 0k
maj jority of the abutting property OWE
ers, because the most or them had al
ready given their consent to G. b. Ksr-
per.
A protest was then presented by Mr..
Kerper stating that Henderson had Aos
the consent of the abuIting properly
owners and that the bid was not naits
in good faith. Mr. Kerper had the coa-
sent OF a majority OF the property
holders, but he had not certificate OF ap-
prevail from the engineer, and Osase-
quently the matter was referred TO 4hs
Committee on Street Raiiroads to re-
port tomorrow, and to give time fOr Oh
tanning such certificate.
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Announcements.

Rev. W. {. Van Meter, OF K,ne. 10
expected to lecur at Lhe 7. Al Z. a.
Hall, next Saturday.
The Dext meeting OF the Miami Valley
Teachers Association will be held 90
Loveland Saturday.
The Mclean Nj. Il. Church, on NinSA
street near Freeman, will hold soeiA
festival tomorrow evening.
The Music Club give their instr&-
mental concert this evening at TaraSr
Hall, under the direction OF Prof. Quo
Koerting.
The ladies Of the Church Of the Aa-
vent, Walnut Hills, will give sHpQsr
Tomorrow evening In their SualsS-
school rOems.
Tue Belvedsre Dancing Associates.
OF Cumminsville, give their FIRST yrssa
complimentary M tsque:ade to-nerrow
night al Turner Hail.
The Cincinnati Society OF Ex. Array
and Navy Ottioers will hOld thelr thira
annual banquet aud reunion tY-m orreM
evening, at the Buruet House.
PROF. Ofmand Stone Will deliver n
lecture on "The Solar System" tais
evening, At the church OF New Jerasn-
lem, corner OF Fourth and John streets.
A social party, the first OF the senscz.
given by the NonpareI Club, takes piscs
THE evening" ut Jefferson Hall. Uaaer
the management Il such gentleMea as
Charles Oshler, j. e. Rotn ana W. u.
Blank IL eau not fail to be q briliiast
.uccesg. ~
The Woman's Foreiga Missionary So
ciety, Of the Cincinnati Presbyserg.
will give a lunch tc-morroS ftoM d 70
Q O'Clock, in the lecture room Of the
Second Church, and at 3:3) npoiaek
Giss Hanford, OF Syria, wlil address
the yovug ladies' meetiux Is the same
place.
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BOdman,s Rcguess.

The long disputed case Of the -.
Peters Benevolent Society was dis
posed Of to-day by Judge Johnstoa.
The suit, as will be remembered was ia-
stituied to ascertain whether tho Caths.
lie Ophan Asylum or the CincipnAti
Orphan Asylum on Mt. Auburn, was 60
titled to the bequest Of sA5, 900 made tT
the late Chas. bodman.
Tie suit was against his executor 81.
Hoffman ami the Cincinnati OrPhaA
Asylum. Judge Johnston delivered =
long decision, which resulted 10 favor Df
the cincinnati Orphan Asylum.
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LATEST LOCAL.

MASS rehearsal Tor the May MusiHa1
Festival tomorrow night at Aeiodeea
Hall.
HARRY B. SMITH, doing business %
Harry X. Smith Sc Co., jewellers. m,ae
an assignment to-day In favor Of hts
creditors to Chas. p. Taft.
ANDREW M. MILLER, tobsooonist. -
81 Walnut street, has made arraoEo-
ments with his creditors. Tue torsnS
are 40 cents 90 the dollar.
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sitting Bull's band.
akion al A AaHocinht,fi PrasS tu tho SkaP.

HELENA, MONT, Jan. 16.-CoI. Nc.
Leod. Chief Magistrate Of the British
Northwest Territory, has arrived al
this place. He reports Sitting Bull and
band sill at'the old quarters, near Fort
Walsh. He has never crossed the line,
and has no desire to do so.
The fugitive Neg Perces are with
Sitting Bull.
Sixty lodges OF the Sioux have yve-
Gently cYossed thei Hue from theAmerfcan
side. A report 10 that majority of the
Sioux iutend crossing to the British
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Took the Parsons Ovcrcoal-Acci.
dent.

National Associated Press 10 the star.
BROOKLYN. Jan. 16.-On Christmas
Eve miserable -looking young man,
poorly clad. called at the residence oi
Rev. T. DEWITT Talmage, OF the Brook
lyn Tabernacle, and asked aims. He
was given hearty meal in the kitchen,
and soon after TOOK his departure. Ii
leaving the pastors house he yielded tC
temptation and carried away with him
Mr.. Talmage's Overcoat. To-day he was
sent to the Pynitentiary for foul
months.
John Merghan, aged nineteen. whils
attending TO the trip-hammer in Mer-
rilps foundry, at Willlamsburgh, at.
tempted to throw toe belt from the trip.
hammer. His arms were caught iu the
machine, and he was suat0ned up from
the floor by the revolving shaft anG
thrown with great violence against the
ceiling. He Tell down dead.
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Peace Negotiations

place between the Greek and Turkish
Hon-olads OF Cerigo.
Feace Negotiations.
AUsTHIAS POSITION.
VIENNA, Jan. 16.-AustrIa officially
announces that she opposes a separate
peace negotiation.
SERYIAS DEMANDS.
A dispatch from Belgrade says Servia
demands her independence and an ac =
QUESTION OF territory as Indemnity.
France.
MORE HoNoRS TO STANLEY.
PARIS, Jan. 16.-Henry NJ. Stanley, the
African explorer, was entertained BY
Marseilles Geographical Society by a
grand banquet yesterday, and was alec
presented with the medal OF the Society
He afterward delivered a short leoture
on his explorations.
Great Britain.
EARL DERBY BETTER.
LONDON, Jan. Ii The Earl Of DERBY
is muon better to-day, and is rapidly
recovering from his illness.
KEGLAND's POLICY.
II is reported that England has told
terms Of peace proouruble, and that
Rome.
THE CROWDS GATHERING IN THE ETER-
NAL CITY.
ROME, Jan. IL The Queen OF Portu-
gal, daughter Of the late King OF Italy,
arrived there last night, auQ was re-
ceived at the railway station with royal
honors by Prince Louis Of Baden and
Marshal Canrobert. The @ :een then
hod Gnr IA
The eternal city has not boon go Iuli OF
people for years a, it is at present. It's
population is more than tripled. Pee
pie are here from all parts of Italy 10
witness the funeral. Indeed, all Europe
is represented. Troops are arriving
rom all parts OF the Kingdom, and the
Colosseum has already been converted
iuto cavalry camp. In Parliament to-
day "Wednesday Prime Minister De-
pretis will announce the death OF King
Victor Emanuel, after which Humbert l
will De officially recognized as the
Sovereign ofItaly.
The Dominion.
BUSINESS MEN OF CANADA AND TEE
UNITED STATES.
OTTAWA, ONT, Jan. 16.-Tne Dominion
Board OF Trade opened iLs eighth annual
meeting here yesterday. In honor of
the presence OK the American delega.
tlon, the British and American colors
combined decorated the hall. The
United States delegation was an influ-
entail one. In the report of the Exscu-
tive Council the award recently made
under the treaty of Washington was re-
ferred to, and the hope expressed that
the principles thus sanctioned Of set.
lliug questions Of International dispute
by friendly arbitration will hereafter be
generally followed. Hon. Fred. Praley,
President OF the National Board OF the
United States. in responding to the en-.
tlusiastic welcome tneir delegation had
received, hoped that at an early date q
return OF the kindness would bs per.
mitted.
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FLOOD Along the Roanoke River

Flood Along the Roanoke River.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NORFOLK. VA, Jan. 16-The whole OF
the Roanoke River oountry is laid
waste by recent foods, and presents a
startling sceue of devastation. Those
who nave been up and down the river
cay that iarms along its course, for one
or two miles back, are nearly all ruined.
The farm-hOuses, barns and stables
were washed away; fences destroyed,
and all things portrayiug general ruin,
caused by water. Tue river is again
rising,
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Cincinnati & St. Louis. Narrow.

Gauge.
National Associated Press to the 5tar.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-rhe House
Committee on Railways and Canals
gave hearing this morning to Mr..
Borst, President OF the Washington,
Cincinnati & 81. Louis Narrow-gaugs
Railroad Company, III iayor OF the pas
sage OF the bill providing for Govern
meRt aid 10 the road.
The Bill proposes that the Government
shal! guarantee the bonds OF the Compa-
NY and the interest thereon to the
amount OF SIS 900, 900. No action was
taken by the Committee.
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The South Carolina Legislature.
Nabional Associated Press to the Star.
CoEUMBIA, 8. e., Jan. l6.-The General
Assembly rec0uvenes to-day, after sew.
eral weeks' recess, iDoludtog Christmas
holidays. The first matters which will
engage their attention are the report OIL
the committee appointed to investigate
the mean ans Employed by ID. +. Curbin tu
secure hiRelection to the United States
Senate, and the report Of the commits.
sion to investigate the States indeb.ea-
ngRa. -.-
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Severe Penalty for Ill-man N eret
Sport.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BROOKLYN, Jan. 16.-Wm. b. Camp
bell, aged fifteen, and companion
named Anderson were walking with two
girls last evening. and they were fol-
lowed by William Callsp, aged fourteen,
and another boy. Tue latter re used to
cease their annoying attentions, .and
suddenly Campbell turned and plunged
large blade OF a pooket-knite iuto Cal
lne's left shoulder, ipjArlng him, it is
thOught, fatally,
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John Morrissey's Co addition.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. 16-Drs.
Daniel and Label have been 10 consulta-
tion upon Senator Morrissey's case.
They report his condition as being ex.
ceedingly critical, aud that there are at
present exhibited come favorable
changes In his symptoms, though no is
still very sick man. They hope for
further improY. ment iu his condition
within the, next twenty-four hours.
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Tho Largest Ice Machtne


NEwARK,, n. j., Jan. l6.--Tnere is now
iii course Of ofoonstruetion tN N swark, fol
5enator Jones, OF Nevada, an immense
machine Intended Tor the Manufacture
of ice for the supply OF ports OF the
South. 1t lie nearly complete, ana will
De forwarded to New Orleans In q few
days. II will manufacture about fiity
tons OF ios daily, AMI is said TO he the
largest inncains ofthe kind in the oouG-
Itry.
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assault upon the House Judiciary Com-
mittee yesterday and "bull-dozed" the
grave and reverend ssigniors OF the law
to grant her bearing in behalf Of suffer-
Ing women's desire for suffrage, this
morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-16
SENATOR PENDLETON,
Canvassing the ys!e and AM
nOuncing the Election in Joint
SeaGtnun.

nOMncing the Election in Joint
Session.
National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 16.-rhe Legle-
lature met in joint session at 12 NJ. TO.
day, Lieutenant Governor Fitch in the
chair, aud proceeded to canvas and an.
nounce the elaction Of United States
Senator, the Hon. George ii. Pendleton
receiving 66 from the House and " from
the Senate.
Hon. stephen Johnson, Labor candi.
date, received from the House. Thir.
ty-Six Republican members voted blank.
The Hon. George II. Pendleton was
therefore declared elected United States
Senator. The banquet tonight at the
Neil House promises to be an elegant af-
lair.
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Third Edition
Selecting a senator.
Iational Associated Press TO the Star.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
ANNAPOLIS, MD, Jan. 16.-The ballot
ing for United States Senator was
continued in the Legislature to-day.
The vote In the Senate was: Dennis
8, Thomas 8, Wickes /, Groome l, Grey
|, stump 2, Steiner 4, Robinson 4,
Hamble!on 9
ln tue House the vote was as follows :
Dennis %, Thomas Il, Wickes 2, Groome
II, Stump 3, Steiner IA, Robinson 8,
Hambleton A Stewart l, Blair 3. and
Pteiyman, l. After taking one ballot
the Legislature adjourned.
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ssxR Ever 4 Cease to Love.0
Associated Press TO tue Ssar.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j., J an. 16.--
Abraham Voorhees,, Ex-President de-
Iunct State Bank, aud one of New Iiruns-
wick's weatthiess Citizeus, married,
yesterday, Matte V,n Nos rand, q
maiden OF ess than one-shird OF his aye.
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ROEard us Again.
FOREIGN.


National Associated Press to the STAR.
RUNOHS OF A TURKISH VICTORY.
LONDON, Jan. 16.-A dispatch from
Adrianople Gays there has boon great
battle near Pniilippopolis, and that 1t
is rumored the Turks have gained vic
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ceived by the British authorities TO as
sign Sitting Bull to any reservation. nor
has he bean requested TO move from his
present location.
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D0ARDING--A desirable 2d-story room,
ID fronting south, furnished or unfurnished
With board, to Grst-clas5 parties, at 395 " est
Sixth street. l5-3t
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Marriage LAceases.
The following marriage Licenses vszs
issued siuoe QUE last report:

Eugene Miles and Lille Rpb!ason.
John d. Bornemaun aud Lena Tiemas..
Fl. Dammeier and Henrietta Gosmna.
j. II. Hinton and Ida Randall.
.H.Voskolter and Mary n. SchneiAeE.
VIM. Koester and Louisa X. Braxei
L. j. keeshan aud Kate Weber.
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w ANIED D-SlTUATlON-As housekecpcr
w or nurse, or would do light housckeep-
man OF experience. Good reference. Call at
1U W. Thru street. n-3t
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NEW YORK CITY.
Found Guilty.
National AssoO,assd Press to the star.

National Associated Press TO the star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16. - William
Merrill, who has been on trial
for the last two days for committing an
atrocious assault and robbing Mr..
Sloughton, Superintendent Of the News
boys Home, this city, was found guilty,
and sentenced TO twenty years in the
Penitentiary.
The Boston Political Quarrel.
A special from Boston says it is ru.
mored there that Collector Simmons
will not be reappointed, that Senator
Hoar wants The place SO as to beat But
ler.
The Schooner Pray.
The cargo Of the schooner K. Ii. Pray,
sCuitled and turned adrift in the North
Il yer, has been found and ono of her
O. ew is in the hands OF the police. His
story is that Captain CLARK planned and
executed the crins Of stealing the car
go aod destroying the vessel, aud that
Two mea composing bis Grew were TO
share the sp0ils win him.
ROgardus Again.
Captain A. Fl. Bogardus, the chom-
pion Wing-shot, has made a match with
DR.. Talbot, a celebrated snapshot, OF
this city, to shoot at one hundred glass
bale, the Captain TO allow u handicap
OF fltty balls. The contest is to como otI
Saturday afternoon next.
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A NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.

A ConsLantinople dispatoa says it is
rum0red that an engagement had take n
place between the Greek and Turkish
iron-olads Of Cerigo.
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NM ANTED - SITUATION AS coachmau
w or gardencr.Dy single, sober, respectful
German, with 10 years experience and the
bot references. Address A. T., 632 Vine ST.,
CITY. 14-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WTANTED - SITUATION - To do h,use.
w work in private family. Call at Al East
Scventh street 15-3t
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HILDERS' MANUAL.-A complete practi-
VI cal guide adapted to all trades using glld
ing; also SiLVERlNG, and other valuable
matter. just out. 6Oc. Ofany bookseller.
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FOR SALE.

TOR RENT-HOUSE-No 574 West Ninth
IL street, part or all Of furnished house to a
good party. 1876
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DABiES OF ClNCINN ATI-Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly, l0c, at any news stand.
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WANTED -sITUATION-By a good girl
w to do general housework. Call at lac
Richmond street, for two days. l5-2t
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T IQUuR and OPIUM Habits Self Cured
~ New book Of vital value. also expoSes.fal-
lacious treatment and nOstrums, 75c. JESSE
MANEY u CO., ll9 Nassau street, New YORK.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-16

"ANTED-SIrUAT ATIOS-As shipping or
w entry clerk; will work for moderate wa
ges. Address NJ, 10 Perry street. 15-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-16

GTANDARD SCROLL BOOK, just out has
~ 200 designs and ideas invaluable to all
b. seen TO be appreciated. Only 81. Examine
at any book store or painters supply store.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-16

IA RTlST's MANUAL, A PRACTICAL
IA guide to oil and water color painting,
1gay0p drawiog, &C. Illustrated t0c, Eiocu-
fionst's Journal gives best standard and new
pieces for professional and amateur readers
and speakers, 10c, OF any news dealer or by
mail. JESSE HANEY & CO., III Nassau
street. New York.
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Y1AfNTBR'S MANUAL. - HOUSE AND
Ii sign painting, granting, vanishing, pol
sshin2, kalsominng, papering, lettoring. stain
Sololi and Ornaments. 81. Furaiture aad Cab
saet Mnisher, 5o:. Matchmaker and Jeweler:
keo. 6oapmaker, shc. Taxidermi.t, SOC. OF
lhsokscliers or by mail JESSE HANEY u
o., ki9 Nassau street, Hew York.
81
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CKETCHlNG FROM NATURE--In pencil
- and water cOlors, and drawing and paint
ng in colo! ed crayons; practical Instructor.
H!ustratc,. 50c. Of any bookseller or JESSE
HANEY & CO., ll9 Nassau street. New York.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING - Furnished rooms and good
u board can be had at 46 East Fourth street,
ON reasonable terms References exchanged.
1924
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WANTED - SITUATION AS coachman,
w and to take care OF h rses, COWS. and do
general worK; best reference. Address
CHRIST, 1870 Court street. 14-4t
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FOR RENT.

,LNOR RENT - COTTAGE - OF four ro ms,
j. front. side and rear yards, gas and water,
on Clark street, west Of Freeman. Call at No.
u Uehler street. 1t
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WANTED = SITUATION BY a young
w grl; understands cutting httng and
trimming dresses Apply at 1858 West Seventh
street. 1885,
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FOR SALE-FEATHERS RS-Large 5-pound
4 pillows, s. .(each); 35-pound new feather
bed, SO; feathers, i5c per pound G. w. NOR
RISON & Co. 2l West Sixth st Get. between
Nain and Walnut street, Sd fio,r ja9-1m
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M NIANTED-SITUArION some public
w in.titution, as Matron. Address COM
PETEN1, Milford Clermolt County, o. l4.4t
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AMUsHMENTs.
torEsa:MSSsr. S.hsS DANITES !!
| I AITES Nonooa,

! TWO PERFORMANCES TO-DAY.
MATINEE ata EVENING at g.
kAduission 20 and Soc Admission rs, 50 & 75c.
+ By the gifted American artists,
MCKEE RANKIN and
MISS KITTY BLANCHARD,
In joaquin Millers purely American Drama
in AVe acts,
THE DANITES.
Every Evening, and Saturday Matinee at 2
! Monday next - NINE. ELIZ ABErH Won
FSVAMWlTZ in " Lady Jane Grey"
Reserved seats at Hawiey's, 1854 Vine street.
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TED-SlTUA1ION-B q first-class
w cook, in priva,e family. Call at 1O3 Free.
man street. Best of references given. l5.3t
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NOR RENT - ROOM - Furnished sleeping
Il room, central, at low price. Call on or
address A. B., 256 Walnut street. 1886
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WTANTED-TO HANG-All kinds OF wall
{ w paper at SO per roll. W. III. BARNES,
tU Sycamore street. delS-H
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FOR RENT--ROONGS.

;TOR RENT - ROOMS - Two Hnfurnishet
l. rooms, sccopd floor. 26l West Third street
One furnished room, 2S1 Wost Tbirh st eet.
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INOR RENT - HOUSE - Two-story briox
Il house OF ten rooms; all modern improve
ments; ssl West sixth street.. Apply at ls9
Vine street. 16 st
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W ED-EMPLOYMES an aged
w gardener, is capable Of fraisip vegetables,
milking, taking care Of a gentleman's place,
is MOL coachmRn; has the best or references
Call or address "a Kossuth street. jai6-3t*
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