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Advertiser One Of the socialist.
states that mass ,,eeting OF the un.
employed will soon te held in this city
for organization; tina every ward v N
have is section, tia; there will be reg.
ular drills Of the m. who are 10 bs
armed and trained I the purpose. a.
be says. of making a sod appearance
on parade" This Is lie only statement
that can be got hold Of them that m
any way points to 81 aggressive policy
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twas rumored on the streets yester-
day that Conductor BeaIl, running on
n freight train on the Texas and Pacific
road, Killed a man Saturday night at
Mineols. The quarrel grew out Of the
mans persisting in riding on the train
withou; a pass, when the conductor
shot him and tled, not having been
seen ainra
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suppose you h1se been 10 your
lodge ? she scornfu inquired ,shen
she opened the door on him suddenly
at midnight. The do had maliciously
refused response to 7ery effort Blink.
hal male on the loo with a section
of preizel he held in > hands. No
no, my dear" Biinks Piled with gush
ing candor. You see | topped at (hie]
strawb'ry fes'v'l on ny way home
thelp church long yea khow-an the
(hic) berries soured IN my stomach.
conioGnd strawbry f,,.ivals any way
surly in the season; lasi one'll take me
in
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01
Dainty Fs~s.

Denison Hernid. The local OF the
Fort Worth Post has been ont west
seeing many things" and it occurred
thus: he had taken in ball. and had
enjoyed very great pleasure. His de-
scripion Of persons and things con-
nected with the ball was glowing, and
in one place he stopped over on mash
ing belle as follows Her dainty feet
were encased in shoes that might be
taken for fairy boots" After supper he
suddenly packed his coilsr>box and lii
out for the buffalo range In few
weeks he had accumulated enough
wealth 10 get pretty tombstone Tor the
nnfor.nna.e compositsr, which bears
the simple inscription. Her dirty fee.
were encased in shoes that might be
taken for ferry boats.
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there would, in his opinion, be no un.
easiness or distrust a. to the other
banks. The assignees would go to
wors.at once, he said, to collect the
available assets VI the bank aud pay
them out pro rata to all the creiitors,
The opinion rendered ty parties we'll
posted Bs to the value OF the tanks
eurilles, was that it would not pay
over thirty-three and third cents on
the dollar vt the most. and would more
probably be nearer twenty Eve cents.
The deposits offered on Saturday
amounting to about one thousand dol
lars, were taken, bur not placed to the
credit accounts on the books, and were
returned yesterday. Considerable OIL
jec.ion was urged by the other
! depositQrs, and many claim that this
sum ought to have been Included in
the assets.
The incidents yesterday were, in
some respects, quite amusing. a
sporting man, when asked II he Wa
loser, replied, "No, you darn idiot; do
you suppose I'd deposit my roll in a
Jim crow bank like thst2 Not much.u
Another man was heard to remark,
when sked the cause OF such crowd
being present that "the institution
was closed fer repairs Several fs-
males paced up and down in front o.
the building with checks In their
hands, and tears in their eyes. A ne
gro made an effort to ''see lie boss oh
de hank" as he called him, by going
around to the back door. Hr said to
aaother colored sufferer, who had q
deposit Ia the bank Of fifty dollars,
"Glong, niggah, and claim yer rig hts;
pve tried but ips no go. Dey ought to
pay me for had to scuffie mighty
hard for 1t. Desc big. heightened folks
can stand to lose 1t. but can't. and
no foaliehness," but he left with q
frown on his fges. r. Cohn, pawn
broker. secured package Of hvs hun.
dred dollars In scrip, which he had
placed in the bank for safe. keeping.
As he walked out he said, "VeD, ii
shows they amt dam thieves al.
together, for they could hef sold III il. y
About noon the excitement had be.
gan to subside, when n number Of coll
ored men who had deposited their
earnings 10 the bank, gathered In
front OF the doors looking wistfuily in.
They were "ruined to use their own
expression, and SO they were, for their
earnings were all gone. The losses
fell principally upon the poorer classes
where it will be felt the heaviest.
A call was made toy herald repre>
sentative upon all the other four be uks
In the city. Captain Hardie said he
did not anticipate anything like . run
ON his, the City bank. He had safii-
Client sunds on hand. however, II . run
should be made. He was asked Why
he declined TO tide 0rubsr over, and
replied that he would have let him
bad the sum hs wanted -ten thousand
dollas-but the securities he offered
were Of such . natxre that 1t was inn
possible.
Mr.. Kerr. president Of the Fist Ma
tionaI, felt able early Ia the morn
Ing to meet ell demands, and
said he did mot expect any
thing like . panic OF run.
This hank " situated only . few dsoss
a q = q =
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DR.. Palmer, Of Westerly. X. l.. sayd:
Hunts remedy 10 the most effective
medicine 1 have ever used in my prac-
tice, for dropsy and kidney disease 8.
l can safely say Hunts remedy has al
most raisee the de sd.p All diseases Of
the kidney. bladder and urinary or
gans, are cured by Hunts remedy.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.


Il. r. II. toeiaer. OF this city, has
been appointed general southern agent
Of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad With headquarters at Houston.
No hettes appointment could have
been made. This change will not In
terfere with his business in this city,
which will be continued.
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"A little Negro boot-black was hesrd

"A little negro boot-blsck was heard
murmuring to himself yesterday,
'-Confound that bank, / am . ruined
man,
The police arrested and jailed two
prostitutes last night, named Ellen
Gentry and Anna Wheeler, on war
rants from Denton, where they had
forfeited their bonds.
During the rain Sunday night two
ugly holes were made In front OF the
post-ofiice BY the earth cayipg In
under the sidewalk. but they were
promptly Allied yesterday.
The estahllshing Of = wagon yard,
which q contemplated on PacIlic ave.
mus. near the Texas and Pacifio dspos,
mssts with considerAhie opposifion
frpm shs rnsrolzAnts II ~ ad}oIninr
b1ock 81 huildin6 1hsy fsae ~
wpodsn y fIdinus * ~ ya1a may pso-
- i a. reue ~
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Honey.

R1eehesb Cessesss u q compete "a bss,.
sute for Castor OIL and u ~ pleasant 70 take
Tsething and irritable chiIdren. 4 dsssroyo
worms, AsSiU uiAoeo The food, exuiaSes the
stomach, and cures Wind Cote. Few rem
Group, Werma and Whooping Csush. C.,
enfts y bctentf0c and purely vsxstsble
propaseetons nA0rs eneettve sDaa CaG3or On.
6Saosslz. 0oen-. Nay Z. ia9
Aee1se- J. 3. Hnos = Co., n. r.: =.
Gents: haye fanLfy Of eight eAildren,
81 e the Unissd fissss, Z Gkis1 Ave-
49, - e1veAa1D eQ1a1 70 - ~ ohfi.
go ~ ~, - ~ ao1 }.yes 2ysra,
s.sl11se - . ss1ssess Ssssy msi ~
ssozsz,S f::TTa4s.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Judge Good, candidate for con-
gress, did not speak at the opershouse
last night "a per announcement.
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j. H. FENDER.
Richardson, Dallas Co.. Tex
rT,HE STATE orrExAs-roraEsHrk.


THE STATE or TEX As-To TaEsHEk-
II IA OF any constable Of Dallas coanIy,
directing: You are hereby commanded
that by making publication of this citation
IN some newspaper published In the cnanty
Of Dallas nor four weeks previous On the rs-
urn DAY hereof, you Summon j. X. Jous-.
Whoee residences 70 unknown. 20 be aud ~
Rser osfore ~ Geerus. J. Y. cf preclnct No ).
Dallas county, Texas. on the 1fh day Of
INTO g T. keene on an accoanf foT one hun
ered and nny-four and Gss-lpo dolfars
l9lse ~. said oecoonsn com manci M Or tol.~r
y, iGk and ending April. les, ball OF psrfie-
uiAm 40 vseh eno nay Z ls7s. a0aavfl b.
Lng nsee nnt yns above ancount Was iu<t.
Y kesnes hee aleo nied aDdavis s1aIns
t1ek - denndenst. J. r. Jonss. r.sidsncs
. sit.s5on - ssfved b p1blias:ios.
a nj - ena doe return make
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A special Correspondent Of the New
York Herald has been writing up the
Texas train robberies from Denton.
The paragraph concerning the letters
written by Lieutenant Peak to Bass
and hin leave the impression that this
efficient officer was Gin" with the
robbers. The letters referred TO we're
written in answer to n proposition
from Bass Tor an interview under truce
and were first submitted 10 Major
Jones, United States Marshal Russell
and Detective Pinkertou, who approx.
ell them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

The large brown bear thGt has been
exhibited on the streets for the past
Few days was pitied against five large
bull dogs at the east end OF Elm
street, yesterday evening, just outside
the corporation. Ruin, after some
very hard Sighting, Ia which he per-
msnently unsettled The equAnimity Of
several Of the oaniues, was ut las,
forced - show the white leather, be-
ing badly whipped. Some like such
sport, but a great many 10 not.
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r,msss rn,~..s On as,. aAre I.laa.a

Timber Thieves On Beis a'Are Isisn.a
n. H. Nolan wss arraigned before
justics Peak yesterday, on n charge OF
unlsw fuiiy cutting timber on Bois
Arclisland, On the land Of Mrs. Mot
icy. A jury was 'empaDnelled in the
case. who after bearing the evidence
aud the argument Of coansel returned
sveEdiet OF mot guilty" Whether
or not those men are guilty THE HER
AID does not pretend to say, yet IL 10 q
fact that Bots dare island is infested
with lot Of timber pirstes who ruih>
lessiy cut down and sell other peoples
timber. They 20 Armed, and on several
occasions have deiied arrest at the
hands Of the Qllcers OF the law.
Some sure steJl4r should be taken 10
put stop 10 their pirAtieal operations.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Yesterday morning, Mr.. Bsv Scott,
Of this city, received telegram from
his brother-iu.law, Mr. 4. O. T. Ken.
dali, dated San Saba, stating that
he had unavoidably been forced
60 Kill a man, and for him to come
down immediately TO remain with his
wife while he stood his trial. The tel
egram did not state whom he killed or
what the difficulty was about, out
merely stated the fact that II was done.
Mr.. Kendall Is well and favorsbly
known In this city, where he prsc,icesi
law for number OF years. He is
a cool and deliberate gentleman In bis
actions and peseesbly disposed. ar.
Scott will leave Monday for San Saba.
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A PrI.oner ReIcasea by a .rrusiy. !,

a h-htHVAct kAehcSSrO oy
Yesterday morning Carter, the Gala
boose keeper, left "trustyn to take
charge of affairs while he stepped out
on the street. There was only one
man in, yet the tendre heart OF the
trusty was touched rs he thought OF it.,
and in au hour OF fitfui emotion he
unlocked the cell door aud told the
captive to flee, which be did right then
and there, not even taking time to get
bis hat. After releasing what was
once his fellow prisoner, the trusty'i
made tracks himself, and has not been
seen or heard OF since. The released
prisoner was hot SO lucky however, and
was either very dull or too lazy 70 get
out OF the city, for he was caught near
the toll bridge over the Trinity by
officer Martin and taken back to his
old quarters.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01
ALL FOR LOVE.

A Y"nng Mans Fancy Lightly Turned
4" our Cou"Iy Iaii-A Cruel Parent
bid II, Assisted by su 0fficer.
Deputy Sberitfs Jones and Pryor
brought 10 and lodged in Jail young
man named J. ID. Winders, yesterday
evening, whom they had arrested near
Hutchins, In this county, or "a charge
of carrying n pistol, and defying a
deputized officer of the law.
Winders' story is one of nurequitted
love in which the never falling stern
and unyislding ''parient" cuts con-
spicuous figure. He and his iaaDo,ato,
young girl about fifteen years old,
were engaged to be married and the
day for the happy contamination OF
their plighted love had BEEN set, but
the nnrslenting pafer fan,iiias spoiled
the whole proceedings.
The day before the marriage was to
have taken place he bundled his dsugh.
ter up and sent her of to a friend, a
Mr.. Gardner, living In this county, on
Duck creek. But the long. weary
miles that intervened did not deter the
infatuated young lover, and with grip
sack in hand be trudged here all the
way from Freestone county a foot, in
which county all the trouble began.
Going 70 the residence of Mr.. Gardner,
SsrI 4.sr.. Il hai xa-.s, H..
viewed his protestations of undyine
love; int = change had come over the
spirit of the maiden's dreams, and she
told him ste could not zee it in that
light.
Giving her one reproachfal look, he
rushed medly from the house and fired
his pistol in the sir. Only this and
nothing more. But Mr.. Gardner felt
that the peace in that neighborhood had
been disturbed contrary TO the laws Of
the great state of Texas. aud he hied
himself before Mr.. Myers, justice of
the peace, and swore out writ for the
young mans arrest. Fhe justice, ir
order to speed the ends of justice. depu-
TIED him as an officer TO effect the ar
rest, but on attempting it, the newly
made officer found that the young man
made strong objections. Mr.. Gardner,
not desiring TO take the infur lated
lover by force OF arms, came in yester-
day morning and informed Sheriff
Noon Of the affair, the young man In
the meantime making rapid strides
towards Hutchins. The two deputies
We're dispatched after him and brought
him in, al above stated.
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Death Re.uIl,nx reem Local optic.

I Death KesufttnE rom Local OPtiou.
Yesterday Mr.. Tom Scott, OF this
city, received a letter from Mr.. Ken>
dali, his brother-in law, dated Austin,
1oDcerDing bis killing OF q man 10 San
Saha. few days since, an account OF
which appeared in The HERALD. stat.
ing that the cause Of the difficulty was
accustomed by his prosecuting as an at
torney the deceased, whose name was
William Bry an for the violation OF
the local option law. He stated that
the killing was done In self defense
and owing To the excitement prevail
Ing his case was taken to Austin fol
trial
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RECONCILIATION.
Assets

The following is the sworp state.
ment of the bank oiiicisls before
John NJ. Mccoy, notary public,
January 18Th. 1873
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Owing to recent heavy demands
upon the State Savings Bank and Its
inability to realize upon its assets to
meet the further demands likely to be
made, the bank has this day made
general assignment for the equal
benefit Of all its creditors. A meeting
OF creditors will be called at an early
dav
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A Young Mans Fancy Lightly Turned
In that Direction Ends in "a Soiour
4" Our Sou"Iy laii-A Cruel Parent
bia II, Assisted by sa officer.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
sHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFF.S SALE.

SHERIFF.S SALE.
By virtue ofa writiof 'Vend toni Expo.
mas to me directed. will be exposed to
Public Sale at the Jstsyetts Hotel, No. &l
HhIpley street, kedt by John Dougherty
in the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
County Del, on
WEDNESDAY the 9th day OF November.
I87S,at 2 O'Clock, p. m.
The following described real estate. viz:
Beginning at point on The westerly side
OF Tatnall street, at the distance OF 81 feet
from the no therly side OF Front street,
thence westerly along the line OF land OF
j. P. Herdman and parallel with Front
street, 9l feet to lin OF land of l.. Glatts,
thence northerly along the line Of said
GIatts land and parallel with Tatnall
street, II test to q line Of land belonging
to ths heirs If May Hiley, deceased, thence
easteriy parable with Front street, 9l feet
to the westerly side Of Tatnan street,
thence southerly along sal westerly side
of fatnall street, l | feet to the place Of be-
ginning, be the contents ereo1 more or
less
seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Samuel Barr, and to bo sold by
ISAAC CRU BIB, sheriff.
shert's Once, New Cast Z, OCTOBER II,
1878
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NHERIFF SALE,

By virtue Of writ of L. yarl Facias 70
me directed, will be expupei 10 Public
ale. at the Lafayette Hotel, 8it Shipley at
sept by John ]. DCugherty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Del, on
WEDNESDAY, the Both day of October.
1873, at 2 o'clock p. M,
The following described real estate, VIE:
All that certain | t AID brick dwelling
aou thereon, situat in the city of VIII
mlngton Aforesaid. bounded and describes
az 1ollows 10 Wit Beginnirg ON The west.
erlv side OF L0nib ard street be ween Sec
ond and h1rd sire, Is at the centre Of tht
artS wall between this and the q joining
mouse on the south, lata OF John MsLear.
now OF Lewis Mason. thence wsste ly alone
the centre Of the said party wall. aud par.
aiiel TO Second sire II feet to the easterly
side OF an alley leading into r blnsor
street, thence nortberl, along the said side
81 The said alley parallel TO Lombard street
u ieet Inches 10 corner OF land lac OF
lillian g. Lowe. Low of Mr.. Patton
thence cas- erly alopg q line Of hei lands
ana para llel to the first mentioned line
through the Ger tire OF th' party wall diyi.
ding this from the adj'inipg brick house
on the north "a feet TO the said side of
Lombard street. and thence thereby sou III
eriy 10 feet inch.s, to the place OF begin.
may. '
Seized and taken in execution as tho
property Of Alice M. McKenna. euryiying
mof'gager. and T. t's, a, d to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
Sherifl's OMoe. New Castle. Oct lIth IA
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TELECRAMS.
A FATHERS FATAL shot.

VuroaTUNATx RxsULT OF INITIATING 4
WILD TURKEYS cRY.
L despatch from Wheeling, W. Va" ocf'
Qs ssys Last Friday . sad occurrence
ssk plaes near Beverly, ,inthis State, where
n TIVE boys, thirteen and hins years Of age,
vsrs accidentally shot, one being Killed. It
sn.sars thst two men, named Hfll and
1tslnacksr, were out hunting Wild turkeys,
and upoa returning home, heard something
1ehipd fence. Thinking that tie noise
Vas caused by turkeys, Hnl raised his gun
ana cred. Just a. he did 50 tnere Was =
scream and upon going to the spot Hill dis
covered thst he had shot his son through
Che left lung, and that the ball had broken
The lefs arm of Btolnacksr's son. The
evening was very foegy, and the boys had
secreted themselves behind the brush fence,
md began 10 yelp in order to make their
parsnts believe that they were turkeys.
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sHERfFFs SALES.
yHERIFF SALE,

~B
BY virtue Of q writ OF AIS evari Faciast 10
me directed. will be expo'el TO Public sale
at he lafayette Hotel. S4l ahipley street,
kept BY John ]. D0ugherty. In the city Of
Wtlmingtons New Castle Coanty, DEL. ON
WEDNESDAY. the soth day Of ostobsr,
u 'rsa 1873. ct 2 o'clock, p. M.
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece cfland, with o
two story brick dwelling house. thereon,
situate In the CITY cfWiJmiLgton, bounded
and described as follow 70 Wit: Beginning
on the easterly side of Lombard street, at
the distance OF H feet inches rom the
cofuer formed by the t1EtersectiOn OF the
easterly side OF Lombard street, with the
northerIy side OF McCauiley street, and ct
Q corner of land lately sold 70 Samuel
McLane, thence with q. line Of the name,
fasterly parallel with McCeulley street and
Eleventh street so feet 70 . stake In o line
of other lands Of Craig and Tatnan. thenca
with Q line OF the same, snortherly parallel
to Lombard street IL test inches TO the
southerly side of q feet wide alley lead
ting into Lombard street thence along said
ailey side so feet westerly to the said side
OF Lombard street, and thence thereby
southsrly ii feet inches 10 the place Of
BEGINNING bethe contents thersof what
scixed and taken In execution a. the
property OF Thomas CORY and Jane Cor
ry, and t. l., and TO be sold by ,,-.
-t !5 ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriffs ONCE, New Castle. Oct. lith rs.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29
BALL AND BAT.
WILL rHHY EVER COME roeErHER.

WILL THHY EVER COME TOGETHER.
The Quickstsps and Salisbury Base
Ball Cub= have not yet come to an agree
nent about their proposed game. A let
ter from Mr.. Lynch accepting the chal>
lengs Of the Salisbury Club appeared in
the HERALD on Friday last. In answer
Is the following
The rather remarkable proposition Of
NJ. Lynch in the Wilmington papers Of
to-day Of course puts an end to discussion
ofanother game between the Quicksteps
and ourselves. We played q game here
for the championship and won it fairly;
but TO place our claim beyond eavil We
accepted Mr.. Lynch's challsge, supposins
the question Of superiority to be between
US and the nine he brought here. If he
admits that they were beaten here, and
wishes to play us with superior" team,
we decline to consider the matter further.
Doubtless there are many mines in the
country thst can dispose of US very easily.
But If on the other hand he thinks the
men hs played the first game which would
have been victorious il they had beer
tsirly treated. why does be not show hi,
confidence BY putting them again ON tn.
feld7 His last curiosity in the way o.
base ball literature shows one Of twe
things. Either ne finds himself in deer
water and backs out by advancing pro-
posal he knows we will not entertain, OF
else there ID colorsd gentleman in th'
wooa-pile. Very respectfully,
J. A. GRAHAM.
SALISBURY, Oct. 25th, 1873
Mr.. Lynch, manager Of the Quicksteps
ifthe Salisbury Club wishes 10 play agains
them, they will receive committee her,
and make all arrangements.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-29

By virtue Of writ of Levari Fseias IN
me directed, will o. exposed to public sale
at the Laiay ette Hotel, 84l Shipiey slreet'
kept by John J. ], usheTy In The city OK
Wilmington, New aside county, Del. on
WEDNESDAY,, the nth day Of Noven ber.
A. d. 1878, at 2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate. viz
All that certain l1E or piece of land situate
in the city OF Wi Ini~ gton, baylrg q two
story brick dwelling thsre~n erected.
bounded and described as follows 10 wit:
Besioning at the no therly side tf Front
street. at the distance OF IN feet WESTERLY
from the westerly side Of tal Buren, street.,
at corner of Jacob sinnex's land, thence
ther' by northerly pa. aliel TO Vau Buren,
street, 90 feet 10 the sou herly side OF a.
2feetwide alley, thence herehy westerly
parallel to Front street, l6 fet 10 stake
thence southerly parallel 10 riarri sun slrpst
90 feet to the side Of Fro ut street oresaid
and thence thereby eastsrly l6 feet 10 inc
siace OF beg inning, b the contents thereof
Seized a d taken in execution as tn.
property Of Ellsa Harris d Mary EsrrIs
and terra tenants and 70 be so by
ISAAC GRCBB, Sheriff.
sheria's once, New Castle, October II, 1873
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