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Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
The Fatal End oil a sleigh Rtds

A special despatch from Carbondalp
Pa, SAYS "Johu Glover. Sr.. who ba,
been farming near Ararst Pa, for thiy.
ty-twO years, visited Starrucca on bust.
ness last Saturday. On returning
home in company with his son and q
gentleman friend, they wore overtsken
by severe wind storm. Few words
passed between them on the way. Ar,
irving at the Glover Iomestead al
eleven o'clock in the evening young
Glover asked his father to get out Of
ths sleigh and let him put the horse
away. Reesiving no response he went
10 his father and found him cold and
stiff. The old man man had per;shed
with the cold. He was sitting upright
in the sleigh with the reins in his
hands. The team had traversed the
roads in that vicinity SO many years
that they required no driver. Glover
W as born in Liverpool England in 1903
he came 10 this country fifteen years
later, and since he settled at Ararat he
has been one Of the most prosperous
farmers in Susquehanna county.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
WHIST Becomes OF tho apstone

Whist Becomes of Cho aOApat0ne
From the Bethlehem penn Times.
An alarming oonundrum is agitatirp
the country. Where does the soap,
stone go! From our boyhood We have
known of the veins of soapstone ia the
hill just north of Raston. For years
all projects TO make them profitable
failed; but, singular to say, just about
the time oleemargarins came to the
front the sospstOns qusrries were mo.
nopOlizsd; mills were Leased tor grind.
ing the pot-rOck, running night and
day, the product shipped to New York,
aud then, where' 1t is claimed to be
used in pape- pulp. 1t may be, 10
some extent. 1t is alleged to be used
in hatter's felt. Perhaps so; but where
is so large an amount disposed of (?
Soapstone, or stealite. is combination
OF silica and magnesis. 1t is soft and
greasy, and hence it ID sometimes called
laristone. From its adaptability to
making vessels, in some sections it Is
called potrock. When ground, it is o
soft, smooth, greasy, and almost i'm
paiPable powder. No one who has
ssOD 1t in its ground state will question
its almost diamond value for adulter.
ation. Candies, sugar, -four, butter,
it i5 alleged, can ba adulterated to the
rxtent Of 20 to Is per cent. without
any chance OF detection,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
Twenty Years for Killing His
Wife.

Edward Kisssm, the colored man who
was convicted of murder in the second
degree for having beaten his wife to
death in Newark on Christmas Eve,
was yesterday sentenced to 20 years
Imprisonment, the full penalty Of the
law in New Jersey. In sentencing
Judge Depue said that the verdict of
murder in the second degree was ua.
doub'edly reached by giving the prison.
er the benefit OF every doabt. "rhere
was the most convincing evidence con-
tinued the Judge, "from which the
jury might have inferred that your in
tent was 10 kill, aud II the jury had
found you guilty Of murder In the first
degree the court would, without hesi-
tation, have pronounced the sentence
prescribed by law for that crime"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

Be sure and take your old pictures
to Suttetley & Sawyer, 302 Market st.,
aud have them copied before they fade
all ont. They copy them to any size,
and their prices are very low. They
guarantee thework frst-class or no pay.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

HUR RENT.-A VERY ESIRABLE
: house with all modern Improvements,
IA 204 West street, at $40 per month. Ap.
to MRS. L. DEACON, on. the premifes.
tebSt6t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

|TOk RENT.-A LAkGE LOOM sur
E able ior shop, situated In the third
ory of the building 7i5 Shipley street; rent
a. Apply 4o2 Market str ct.
"a jan27 tt u, ID. CLELAND.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

nor RENT.-SEOUND Story OF
building $40 W. Front street, suitable
blight manufacturing purposes; front zen.
'nce. Apply to u MilChELL, JR.
. teb3.tf
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

ESOR RENT.-TaE HOUSE 4 hTOkE,
~ No. 20 King street.. Apply to
II GEO. w. BAKER,
1& anI2 II
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

10 u RENT-STURE MO. 4 W. SIXTH
street, with room over store and cellar,
ply to q. CHANDLER,
1an2i-tf GIL or 905 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

Dor RENT.-HOUSE OFTEN ROOMS,
hot and cold water, bath, gas, largo
ID front, size and back ront low. Apply
[Gilpin Avenue. ian6.tf
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

nor RENr.-A LARGE AND PLEAS.
d ant second story room az tho s. W cor.
Ninth and Orange streets. App.yt
ALFRED T. SCOTT.
u )anl2-ti 20. 5O1 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
BOAR RIDING.

DOARDlNG ar 1907 TATNALL ST. :
ID pleashit rooms and first CESS table ;
also tab board situated near tho city rail.
way and witain three Equares OF the new
court House. ,sn25 +wd
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

POR RENT, "A FARM OF It's ACRES
In B!andywine Ht., miles from VII
Pgton. Apply to
SAMUEL OULBERT,
iesI-si 500 Shipiey street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

5fOR REN Nr.-ROOMS IN THE BUILD
b ing :. Il, cor. Of Seventh and market
feets, Also two r oms on second floor otBls
'arket street, suitable Tor single offices or
double othce. Apply toJNO. b. LEWIS,
the premises. lanIS.tf
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

DOARDING FOR MAN AND WltEOR
- PipRle gentlemen largo, well.tur,
nished front, second story ioSn, at Jos ship.
ley street. teU7t3t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

NEI ANTEE,-T Il Rec ROOMS FOR
" housekeeping, by gentleman and
wife. Reiereuce given and required. Ad.
dfeSsC. RKPuBLICAa u Uttice,
2.83t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

NEYANrED.-A GlRI. FOR GENERAL
w house WORK, and washing and irou.
ting. at No. T26 Market street, PHILADELPHIA
bakery. 2S'lt
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

NTANrED.-A HOUSE OF SIN OR
w eight rooms. Address, with rent per
month, H, RErUBLICAN Off Je 10 st3t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

1LYANrED-rO RENT.-BY A GOOD
w tenant, n smalI house, our or nye
rooms, Centrally leoated. lmued ate kos.
Gesn0n. Address, J. W. O.
2-8a REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

s-sE. KLlNES .tRGAC NERVE RE
y ~TTlhER ID the marvel OF the aas i
III nerve diseases. Rll iits stt ppod tree. SEN
70 SSI Arch 81, PhGs1a.. Fa. loAEdAwly
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

N0R RENT SCoSE 1905 MARKET
street, suitable for trimmings, MILL
lry, dressmaginG or Jaweiry. Possession
|hrch 95th; with or without ak room dwell.
pg. j. A. BDND CO.,
iebS.t SIKH md Shipey.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

r7yOR hENT.--THE HOUSE 1919 TAT
Y nall st. Inquire Of
"A JA dES IL. DEVOU,
l22T-ti Fourth and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

WArTEp, 70 BUY A FEW dDoD
w mares at Wilmington cry railway
20. g Stables. Jan26.l2td-2tw
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

DUARDlNa.- PHEASANT ROOMS,
- heat and gas and table board at Sli
latnall street. l2S0lm
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
N. Melchior, Gunsmith

"a Kjny ST., has for sale rrsech and muzzle
lo@di1a guS1a Of sll makes. rovoiyerS and car.
tri3a'0s OF all kinds. Full nicaei plated re-.
yolvers Si.7S. implements for reech oadiug
Suni, glasg balls and traps, and fishing tack
les. Repairing dene at short notice. 82T
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

DOA X Dl q WITH PLEASANT
ID rooms, a.Ss table board. Apply 7C6
Market street Ianl9.lm
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

! Just arrived, two thousand bushel of
potatoes, which We intend to sell low.
Smsltz 4 Co., Is East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

DOARDlNG.- -FLfASAN1 ROOM :,
ID heatand gas, and table board al Sll
Tat oil street ieb2lm
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
FOR RENE.

CNOR RtNT.-Al2 ROOM HOUSE AT
y d and nlarket streets, With hot and
pld water, bath, gas tixturts and heater in
'eliaT, VII IN good order ; u splensid view of
PC 6laware iver for tho sam OF go Eer
@CntE, Apply TO 7. L.. MUVSLEf,
"A lobtt stood g3d and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

EOR RtNT-tINE LARGE DWELL.
y ing, 5, W. cor. OF 18TH and West ss.,
pnt, side and back yard, front porch, bay
lhdOws, all cOnyeniepcos, with or without
EeOte on rear Of lot. property in hrst-class
1der GREGG X PIERCE,
iebS'5t Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

FIOR SALE FIRST.ULA>S DAGA.
Y telle board. Inquire at the Monitor
|ouse No. 10 L. Second ST. feb7tl.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
TnA'EESB.

NTANTED. - INFORMATION OF a
w boy named Ihf rlrs Miilor Lewis, agod
about II years, who lett his homo In Chester
County, Pa, IN July last. Whom last heard
from h. was IA tao UcighhorhoCd OF Newark.
Address, lhDMAS LEWIS,
No. Az King street
len4 1tf.e.c ,dS2twt Wilmlugton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

&fOR RENT-THE LARGE PROPER
3 TY SIS Market street; desirable resi-
encc and Ctti>s combined vita Brick stable
H the rear % King street Apply to
GLO. X II WHSERD,
laDS Il 6!6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

Clio WAKD-A REWARD or $40
SD1V will be paid for tho arrest and
conviction OF the perFon or persons who
broke spen my hsh box, at The coTnrr u Sc.
cOnd 81 Il Poplar streets. on Sunday niyht.
ieb1t3t GEORGE TU RNIR.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

-OR SALE UHEAP.-A NEW THREE
H story room house on Fourth street
Shoye Adams, II It. front with lot los IT,
tsSn extending to Carpenter. street, con
taip,ng all the modern improvements, W'th
nov window In sitting room opening on 8
Ss,t norch, Terms yery easy. Apply to
WV TINrAL.L Il BhO.,
,anI9tlm az T. Ninth street,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

-0R SALE OR H ENT.-Ar TWELFrH
n and West streets, two new three story
ta,scs. two Iarge two story houses with side
Yards; one two tory house cor: oi loth anI
{{Sost streets: also two story house on West
s,vanth strcst near VaRBursn. All having
t,ont wards, front pOrohes and all modern
ILoir:rampptS. ILon, HARLAN CAUSE,
i'm Front and Tatnall SD.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

American Line nom Phila., en- Wednesdays
Anchor Jlns from New York, on Saturd 'ys
Guion Line from New York, on tuesdays
state Limo from New YORK. on Thursdays
For lowest passage and Bank Drafts on
England, Ireland, Scotland and sweden,
apply 10 SAM'L. +. BITS, Agent.
Adams Express Office,
$40 Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
an25-3m
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

ENOh kEeH.-A FARM or So ACRES
tn BrIndywine HID, four miles irUm
Wilmington. Apply to PAUL BEGAN,
lan2I'tt Brandywine banks. lie |
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
FOR Rr.ST.

Ey0R RENT.-STo RE IN A GOOD
A. business locatif IN with machinery suit.
10 ior making " dieS', misses and chil.
ems shoes Inquire at tGe REPUBLIoAN
Co. tebStlt
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09
ron SAFE.
H1OR SALE.

hon SALE
one light platform spring grooHIIIs gII he " sold
|,iyery wagon; never been useu' "'''
'ehenp. eu,.,,., IotFo,m srrtpR wagon, l.,
10 and snrfts, no top; mace u carry IoOt
pssons poie am This is an elegant pies sure wagon,
po,eV sane time It rs suitable for ieht hauhng'
=, =, ~ On tIroly new and will be soli at oar
|gatn. o.,o, bu00,e,
AiSo ''N' W. y. WARNER,
0,atT MARYLAND Avenue b Beach ST.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

IfOk hENr.-SEOOND FLOOR, NO.
ID 4c4 Market street, 2 offices, desirable
location. Apply to RUMFURD BROS.
janI0u
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

ENOR r,-BLACKSMlTH SHOP
Il and house at Mt, Ouba.
ieoSti2td 2tw JAMES LEACH.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

EfOR RENT.-HOUSE Oil DELAWAkE
~ Avenue, furnished or uniurnished. In.
qaire No. T.. Eis hth street. 'ani4.ti
Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

EfoR RENT,-A SMALL FARm On
~ the Concord Pike, miles from the
city. Inquire PIG range street. ieb3I6t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-10
BLINDED WITH PEPPER AND ROBBED
/, ON THE HIGHWAY. 7' '''17s'

MIR. Charles Marshall, salesman for
the firm OF Peyton & Peyton, of No, 81
East Fifteenth street, and q resident of
Cedar Grove, N. j., reached the depot
at Upper Montclair, N. j., at 6. 80 p. m.
last Saturday and started up the noun.
tain on his way home. He had reached
the private footpath leading to
his house when he was attacked
by three men, one of whom threw red
pepper in his eyes. q The three knocked.
him down, gagged him with newspa-
per and threatened to run knife through
him it he did not keep still. In the
struggle MIR. Marshall received severe
cut i'll the palm of his left hand. The
highwaymen rifled his pockets and oh
tanned $1eS, OF which S95 belonged to
his employers. and having been taken
in after banking hours was being taken
home by Mr.. Marshall for safety. The
robbers finally became frightened at
some noise and ran away, and some
neighbors were attracted by Mr.. Mar.
shalPs cries for help and came to his
assistance. A search was organised.
and large number Of men, mounted
apd armed with guns and rifles, search.
ed the neighbOrho0d until far into ,he
night. but without finding the highway.
mon. They are believed to be profes-
sional thieves from either Newark or
New York, and the aid OF the police of
~ - 4 wrise. sSd We viii ,,t Won !,
"A per e. wINsoR SON.
'"e i'e'"ea Lexington, No
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-10

damaged. The destruction of shade
trees was very great. The Georgia
Inffrmary was wrecked. and the
patients barely escaped, q number
being bruised by falling bricks and
plaster. The German. brig Maria
Louisa, Captain Minke. had her stern
sprit and jibboom broken. Her sides
Maid Of the Mist came in collision
with schooner and sunk,an several
tugboats were injured. The steamer
City of Bridgetown had hole punch
ed in her side. A house was swept
down the river and three of its occu-
pants-Mrs. Stbkes and her two
children were drowned. Mr.. Stokes
barely escaped. Engineer Richard
Fitzgerald, of the steamer Ii. b.
Plant, was drowned. The family of
David Bowens, colored. comprising
seven persons were drowned. A
cOlOred woman aud her four children
we're washed away in their house.
At Fort Pulaski the oficers quarters
were flooded. 1t is spprehehded that
Notwithstanding the warnings given
Of the approaching storm some vessels
along the coast have suffered aud news
Of disasters will he received during
the week. The storm has been very
severe and particularly dangerous tc
vessels from the fact that the WIND
shifted frequently. blowing from the
north, east, nol theAst. northwest and
west. Several pilot-boats and
United States tug were washed
ashore. ~ L,GI9Gf- A.gi ~ a
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-10
GARDENING M.ToWN.
From the Boonville Eagle. j

/ 81 amt haylng as good luck with my
plants this year a. usual, sighed Mr..
Miles. as he lodged q blacking brush,
and contemplated the wreck of gera-
MUM bed, on which the missile landed.
'.Why notP" asked 8 friend who had
dropped around to see the garden.
Because" replied Mr.. Miles, 40 a
boot few past his ear aud knocked over
a beautiful passion, flower, ..because
when use the hose to sprinkle the shrub
berry the people up stars couldn't get
any water. You had better stay under
the arbor," he continued, as an ink bot.
tie hissed through tho air and crashed
through rose bush, They are doing
that to attract my attention and make
me turn the water off. II you should
60 out there you might get hurt" H'a
"But l should think it would ipjure
your flowers" suggested the guest.
''It don't do 'em any good" groaned
Mr.. Miles. cycling and an old oil can, %
it ricochetted through q patch OF fusch.
las. "But what 10 q fellow 70 doP Plants
must have water BY Jovel There
goes my Japanese lily!" And he csn-
templated the soap dish that broke it
with melancholy glance. 81 don't sec
any use in that. These folks have got
all day to wash in. and yet they grudge
me few hours in the morning and q
few more at night"
"Can't you make some kind of ar-
rangements with themp"
II haven't yet" replied Mr.. Miles.
turning the hose-pipe toward . glorious
bed OF verbenas. ''There is Wkoop!
there goes my dahlial'' he claimed, as
ouspidor mashed to fragments against
the fence. II thought q good deal of
that lily, but l reckon it amt much good
now" .........'
"But wouldn't allow anybody to
ruin my garden like that" exclaimed
the guest, Indignantly
cut up all the worse. moaned Mr.,
small Of the back. "That was lucky,
wssn't itf" he grinned. SIT 1t hadn't
been for me-Hslloa, that pink, has out
lived lts usefulness ," he exclaimed, as
hammer Topped down on it. "What Pm
most afraid OF 10, they'll get to heaving
furniture and clocks and looking glasses
down here" u i'"r rr+J 'nF q r.
"Why on earth don't you turn off tho
water, and save your flowers 2" ..
Can't II I don't water 'em, they'll
die anyway, and Pm in hopes the folks
will dislocate their arms seine time.
Holy smoke! There's my ,heliotrope
busted =" and be gazed on the stair.rod
Nt did the damage with fearful eyes.
osraspent hundreds ofAdollars on this
i;La tsSSnd hate to see it bowled over
don,t ms. There goes q dahlia, but
"Did youfh.t 80 much"
visitor. tnats asKeo tue
ooh, 1 don't knA,
Miles. 81 guess catG slgned MI.
The cats are most as bad kgot ID tnere.
When one amt shylng.a bri0e iamiiy.
other will get up prize row,Sao the
tween 'em it puts me to exp oe'
Whew that ends my tube Iosel re;
murmured, as q stove lid bange
through it. II guess I'll let up now, 9
there won't be anything left to wate
tomorrow"
And Mr.. Miles coiled up his hos,
!. and with parting look at his wretche
flower beds, lodged . door knob an
went mourniully to his supper.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-10
"A THOUGHTFUL DAUGHTER.
tFrom the Toledo American

II don't see how I'd GIT along with.
out Mary, nohow." Mrs. Blucher observ.
ed. pausing to wipe the prespiratiop
rom her aged features and put another
ladle of soft soap into the steaming suds,
while her doughter's voice at the piano
could o. distinctly recognized, floating
out from the adjoining parlor. 'ssI don't
zee how I'D git along without that gal.
hsw. Apays on these days, when /
oas9e tiringest work, she just picks
By:M nicest pieces. like Sweet Rest
DID, Az and mothers Growing
goes out 6pgs 'em furime aiors she
with the ofhe lawn to play croouet
cry gal as ud>Qung folks. faint ey.
you. Now, m0a thoughtful. l kin tell
away with 'JordAA 'em nd lest bang
travel,' or 'Whoop a nard rode to
but abe ain't none of fSp, Eliza Jane !,
pile O. comfort to me-a,prt. !, Shea a
And Mrs. Blucher famed = comfort i,
ously with her soiled apron,lt yioor.
ry to running the clothes t6tyarato.
second water, fhs
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-10
Remorse.
ROBERT BURNS.

Of all the numerous ills that hurt our peace,
That press the soul, or wiring the mind will
anguish.
Beyond comparison the worst are those
That 10 our folly or guilt we owe.
In every other circumstance. the mind
Has this to say-''lt was no deed Of mine;''
But when, to all the evils OF misfortune
This sting is added :: .'Blame thy foolish self
Or worser far, the pangs of,keen remore-
The torturing, gnawlng consciousness Of guilt
OF gull. perhaps, where we Involved others,
The young, the innocent who fondly loved US.
Nay more-that very love their cause OF ruinl
o burning he'll! in thy store Of torMens,
There's Hot keener lashi
Lives there Q man so drm, who while hts hear
Feels all the bitter horrors of hts crime,.
Can reason down Its sRonizing throbsp
And, after proper purpose Of amendment,
Can firmly force his jarring thoughts to peace2
Oh, happy, happy, enylable man,
Oh, glorious magnanimlty of seul!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-10
RUBE HoFFENsTE1N'E ADVICE.

1Herman," said Hoffeustein good
naturedly, s.you must be dlnking aboud
getting q wife. saw you Walking mlt9o
young lady de oder Sunday. Vat vas
her name ?''
Dat vas Miss Rachel Goslinsky." re.
piled the clerk with aperceptible blush.
"Vat Jacob Goslinsky's daughter?"
eyes, sir.'
"My gr-r-acious. Herman. keep close
to dot girl; 90 Walking NIT her efery
Sunday. Jacob Goslinsky. her tader.
has dirty thousand dollars in de pank,
und a gouble uf sdores on Red River.
Don't let her ESCAPE, Herman, und your
fortune vas made"
But, Misder Hofenstein," stam-
mered the clerk. IL vas poor und
Rachel vas velty." ""'e'
Dat vas nothing. Herman, sdick
close TO de girl, und dalk pisness to her
fader. Dell him dat you vas getting'a
patent upon some undercloding vatlvill
his addention to de fact dat dere vas IN
de country oier Won hundred doussnh
boarding-houses nit bedbugs und half
million uf beople vat lit III de boarding.
houses. und dot dose beople will SCREAM
NIT delight ven you advertize de under
clothing. Dell him anyding, Herman.
but my gr-r-acious don't let de girl get
away. Regolleck, Herman. nefer marry
\ poor girl because you vas in love init
her. You don't can carry on pisness
nit love. 1t dakes money, you know.
Ven poor man marries poor woman,
he gets so Discouraged that the only
ambition he hat vas to loaf around q beer
saloon und eat dogmead sausage until
he get de feas. Ven | vas courdipg my
wife, Leah Heidenheimer, dere vas
dwenty oder men doing de same ding.
und l vas the poorest Won ut dem. but
don't get disgouraged, Herman. l
dalked pisness init heri sfader, and j
says, 'Rpbe, If you dpAit get Leah you
Will get old man Heidenheimer's drade,
vich will make you soneding any way.
| Alder avile Leah und me vas engaged
mt Won anoder, und Tsays, Lead, ven
any ui de boys want to git you q brese,se,
dinking day vas going to get ydh Tor Q
vile, you must dake it, uud alder We vas
married We Can sell dose -dings und buy
some new stock for de sdore.' We'll.
vot you dlnk, Hermann Leah vas pis-
ness from de shump, und she made all
de boys dink she vas 10 love init dem.
Noses Loeb Elf heria dtAmon1a 1afiuk vert
d dousand dollars, jacob -Heidingsfelder
sent around a COUPLE Of earrings und q
breast pin, Levi Cohen he git set al
silver ware, und Maurice Lachs bair nj
diamond bracelets. Ven We got married
We sold dose dings, und I Vent. in de
Wholesale dry goods pisness. Dink ui
it, Herman, uud Vile you vas making
lobe NIT Rachel Goslinsky don't forget
de pisness. Dell her dot ve ha4 i1oms
ladies' shoes tor dree dollars dat che
don't get any we're ior dot brice. und II
you don't get Rachel you lyill haf ID
u Satisfaction uf knowing dot you will gel
! rid ut some uf de old goods vat vas ID
de sdore for ofer seek years" )" a's