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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-13
FOURTH EDITION
TUE WORK OF BURGLARY.
A Store on Shipley street Broken
into aud Robbed Last Night.

A Store ON shipley street Broken
Into aud Robbed Last Night.
Sometime during last night the meat
store Of Craig & Co., No. 7l5 Shipley
street, was entered by thieves and rob-
bed Of deeds for property valued at
from four to five thousand dollars, an
insurance policy on which 81. 900 Is due
the firm, and $l2O in cash. The thieves
effected an entrance through window
in the rear of the building which had
not been fastened.
After they had entered the place they
unlocked the safe and helped them
selves. The firm had been using o three
number combination, but owing to the
difficulty sometimes experienced by
the elder Mr.. Craig. whose eyesight is
not very good, 1t was few days since
altered to single number.
On last Tuesday evening man came
into the place, and asked to have $40
note changed, which Mr.. Craig de.
clined doing, when he took his depar.
ture. Shortly after another man came
in, bought a pound of baefsteak, and
offered Mr.. Craig a $40 bill to take his
pay out of. AS soon as that gentleman
looked at the note he pronounced it
counterfeit, and handed il back to the
man who departed, but returned in a
short time, and told MIR, Craig thai he
was mistaken, that the note was all
right and he had no difficulty in get.
ting it changed. Last evening the same
man came back and purchased five
pounds of beefsteak, giving a good $40
bill in payment.
Mr.. Craig stepped into the counting
room and procured the necessary
change from the safe, and while so
doing was watched by the man who
had followed him to the counting house
door, and who is supposed to have seen
the combination, and been concerned
in the burglary, After MI. Craig clos.
ed up last evening, be saw two men
standing Just below his pace of bus-
ness, one OF whom he thinks was the
man that Lad bought The steak in the
evening. Z Ne DIES ription he gives of
this one corresponds with that OF a no
torious CT a. acter who il well known
! o the police of this and other cities.
The aioney that was taken was in
drawer INSIDE the safe. and the deeds
and other pa rers We're in an iron box,
which was found this morning in the
vicinity of Fifth and Orange streets,
with the side on which the lock is brok
en- apparently with a sledge.
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Charge Not Sustain adj.

Mary Gibbons, who figured in pOla
circles two or three days ago and WAS
ordered to furnish SlV0 peace bend W
committing an assault and battery %
Ellen MeLauRhlin, was again arTaiglN
this morning on siuiIar charge
brought by tho same prosecutrix. AHA
hearing several witnesses on both Slds'
whose testimony was very conhlrtlnh
the Mayor dismissed the cas1, Oa'
warned the prisoner that ii she tlOa,
bled Mrs. Mclaughlin again he wcua
be compelled TO send her TO couFt v
answer the charges preferred ssa'nS
her,
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AllHht Fire.

The alarm of fire about eleven O'Clock
this morning was caused by the burn
ing of the roof OF shed attached to the
old store house at the foot of Walnut
street, on the Brandy vine. The alarm
was struck from signal box No. Is
located at Thirteenth and King, tt
which the fire Department promptly
responded, and extinguished the fire
with q plug stream. The fire originated
by sparks from tbechimney, and be-
You'd a slight burning Of the roof there
was no damage. Thehouse was occu'
pied by newly married colored
couple who we're somewhat alarmed.
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Han d some Mllltu cry Htore

Misses. NJ. & c. 4 Butler, 2l6 Kim
street, have enlarged their millinery
store by the erection OF an additional
room at the rear Of the store handsome
ly finished up and furnished as work.
room. They have laid in large assor.
ment of feathers, h)wers, hats and bon.
nets all of the latest styles and at The
lowest prices.
In addition to their usual stock Of
goods they have on hand mourning
goods already made up and they an
prepared to fill all orders promptly and
in a satisfactory manner Thankful fa
the patronage they have received IN
the past they, would be pleased to have
all their friends call again and Exam.
inc their large and splendid stock Of
goods.
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MYLAND TURNS UP.
He tells . Strange story About mis-
DisapDesFance-Dls Lonely walk
from RnllAd elphlA 70 Tnia City.

from Philadelphia to rn1s city.
Tho young lad, William r. Hyland,
whose strange disappearance from home
on Saturday last, ~ stated in yester.
days papers, Unexpectedly made hi,
appearance last night, much to the sur.
prise Of his parents who had been very
anxious about him. He resides with
his parents, No 306 Walnut street, and
after his arrival home, gave = rather
curious account Of his wanderings since
he left home. The case IL slbstantiated
and Ia as follows:
On Saturday evening after leaving
his brother Frank about 10 O'Clock he
concluded to take a stroll and started
down towards Front street. Arriving
at Front and French streets he was &C.
costed by stoutly built man, who was
a stranger to him, and who impaired
where he (William) was going, to
which he replied "No where's in par
tioular," whereupon he was seized by
the stranger, who pressed a damp
handkerchief over his mouth and nose,
which stupitisd him, and he knew
nothing more with distinctness until
Sunday at noon.
He thinks, however, that he was
taken in boat, an he heard the splash
ing of oars and fet the movement of a
boat. He also says that he was land.
ed on a wharf in Philadelphia, and
abandoned. He was then in dazed
condition from the effects of which he
has not yet recovered. He remembers
visiting the sailors employment house
on Front street near German kept by
Stephen H. Lee, sometime during Sun
day. He wandered about Philatel-
phia until Tuesday morning when he
started on foot for home.
Ga Tuesday evening he ma lie his bed
in woods near Chester, and completed
his journey yesterday as above stated.
The story, as told by the boy is believed
by his parents, as he appears TO be
physically exhausted and his reasoning
powers seem to be temporarily impair
ed, no doubt from the effects Of the drug
which was used to Supply him. His
parents rejoice over his arrival to his
parental home.
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The box sheet is now open at Tbom,,
s. Co.'S for the sale of seats, for the l,.l'
ian Opera which takes place on satls
day night. This is the only Italia,
Opera Company that has visited Wi.
mington this season, and will afford
rich treat. The charming opera IN
Trovatore" has been selected for MI.
performance, and will be produced
with new and BEAUTIFUL sceric effect,
Monday evening the wonderful De,
formance of Prof. Bartholomew train
ed hCrses will astonisn all who w,tp-,,
it, The programme shows the horse. =,
school, their actions during recess Bat
tie scene and many other things tha
will not be believed until seen.
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Ben Hogan, of Chicago, was a prize
| fighter and gambler and bore very
| nndenviable reputation generally.
He was induced to 60 TO hear MIR.
Sawyer preach, and was converted.
He has opened mission SIMILAR to that
of Jerry McAuley's, in New York,
which is said to be thronged nightly by
old associates, many Of whom have
been induced to mend their ways.
James Isom, who in the war of 1871
carried on the manufacture of saltpetre
for the use in making gunpowder for
the American Army died at Richmond,
Ky, short time ago, aged 1902 years.
He conducted his business in a noun-
raj cave so as to evade the Hanger OF
discovery.
Mrs Garfield has received presert
from Dresden artist portrait on por-
relain of her late husband. The il scrip.
ton reads: Games A, Garfield, Presi-
dent o. the United States. Offered as a
token of respect and admiration, by l..
Sturm. The 220Sth portrait; Dresden. I"
The wife of DR.. FELTON,, of Georgia, ia
described as being a lady of unusual ac-
compishments. She possesses a fund
OF political knowledge, and is the most
trusted of her husbands advisers. She
accompanies him on all Of his canvass
| ing tours.
Gen. Gordon, who has grown wealthy
through his various railroad en- teIprises
since lesigning his seat in the U. s
Senate. is about to AXE a trip to Europe
on business connected with the State
and development of Lind in the
southern States.
Lorenzo Barber, known as the Eight
ling Chaplain of Berdan's sharpsboot-
ers during the rebellion, was killed a
few days ago near Bangor by the acct
dental discharge of his gun.
Mrs. Gartield's sons are spending
their spring vacation with her in Cleve-
land.
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Summoned Again.

Yesterday morning another sum
nous was served by Deputy Shsrd
George Clark, upon Messrs. Morrison
Bright, Wier and Wells, members d
the Levy Court, to APPEAR before As
Superior Court of this county Oh IhtB
day of May, and answer the cAns
OF depriviEg voters of their rights,
Messrs. Polk and Taylor the Other
two Democratic members were lot
present yesterday, and were summoud
this morning. These summons were D.
sued on the complaint of Mr.. George
Drake.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-13

Last evening Mr.. WE Milford, anG
Mis-, Ida L Porter were united in mar
rage at the residence OF the. brides , ar
ents in Newport, The ceremony wa
performed by the Rev. j, E.. Bryan
and was attended by large number O
friends and relatives aud of the con
tracing parties. Rsfreshmets wer'
bounteJusly served, and,the newly wed
de1 couple were presented with a mum
Der of handsome and useful gifts.
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FIFTH EDIqII1.
Local Happeni.,.


Forepaugh's circus to.morrov
Remember the concert tbi, A..
by the First Regiment Baud. evening
The alarm Of fire, struck frou
box 10, last night, was false, signal
The cellar Of the new hotel ar
and French streets is being dug II to front
The handsome flowers in Rail >, y
window attract general s,tsn,, ~ oo's.
are greatly admired. 0n and
Politicians may be seen a. d;s,.
localities, throughout the CITY oou
gated In groups, and warmly S H;usfe
ing the political field. ''ass'
The Weekly REPUBLICAN /, on.
day and can be procured at five c.s, o.
copy at this Office. 1t contain. Y,
the local happenings during thu y, "
week. %s
Stansbury Murray, the pupula, l.,
Der, is maSing arran gements with w ~
owners OF the opposition boat 1p wy
mington" for sale of package t,cko, WI,
that line, be, ween here and phiss%t
phia, at his store No. 9 Frana
street. ~
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pEAT " a.

COUNTESS In this city, on the llth Inst
of cholera infantun, g Jorge Williams, In
FAINT son of Everett W and Charlotte +
Csuntiss, aged months and days.
OLIVER.-On Wednesday, the 18th inst.
Aloe J., daughter Of janet A. and Sue y
Oliver, aged years and month.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the faneral froE
the residence Of her parent 500 West Third
street, on Friday morning, at ii u'oIork
Services at the house To proceed TO Newark
Del.
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NEW ADvERTlsEMRNrs.

lAIOTIOE-I, PHILIP PLUNKETT, TIE
IN owner Of thu house known as the Sorrel
Horse Hotel, 104 W. Front street, In the First
Ward Of the city Of W lmin ct n,
county Of New castle and State Of Delaware,
In compliance with the requiem eLts Of the
act Of the General Assembly In such case
made and pro ided, do b ereby give notice
that shall apply In writing TO the court Of
General Sessions Of the Peace and jail De.
livery Of the tate OF Delaware, In and for
New Castle county, on Monday, the sth day
OF May. A. d., 1852, being the next term Of
said court for license 'or said house a. an
inn or tavern for the sale therein Of intoxica
ting liquors in less quantities than one quart
to be drank on the premises, and the follow.
ing respectable cilisens Of the said ward
recommend tho said application, viz:
Henry Bradley H. F. Bourbon
Julias 3uenther Daniel McOusker
t,aleb Miller I'm. X. Moore
Patrick Log Frederick Dangi
John Mealy f'reel We'll
WIN. Anthony James W. King
Frank Kelly A. Hauber
Fred Haugnaye job p. Done hoe
Joseph Mechanism John Lee
James MoKenna John +. Truam
Thomas Mulroney James NOTARY
Emile bucher An ions Wilhelm
Geo. Steiniken FRED I. Moore
h. J. McManus
al3.3tt PHILIP PLUNKETT.
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Painful Accld Ont

A young man living with William D..
Lee, near Green Spring in Blackbird
Hundred, met with painful accident
on Friday last. He was going down .
hill with a load of manure, when his
horses giving indications Of becoming
troublesome, he tried to hold them back
when he slipped from his seat and fall
ing in front Of the wagon two wheels
passed over his shoulders bruising him
very much but breaking no bones. The
horses getting caught in the lines were
both thrown and thus the speed Of the
wagon was checked and a flight which
might have proved serious proven led.
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Money Drawer Rob b ed

Yesterday afternoon a man entered
the grocery store of John f. Olden, on
the n. W. corner of Fifth and Jefferson
streets, and while Mr.. Olden's atten-
ton was drawn to another part of the
store, the man reached over the counter
and tole $40 90 from the money drawer
and made his escape before the loss OF
the IN ,ney was discovered. There were
two five dollar bills and a fifty cent
niece
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New DeDarsuFe.

Joseph ii. Chambers who has car
ried on smithiDg at Stanton for nun
Der of years, has laid in a stock OF
builders hard ware and has also become
agent for the sale of the champion
reaper aud mower, so the farmers OF
Mill Creek Hundred and vicinity can
hereafter be supplied with these ar
tlces without visiting our city. MIR.
c. is an enterprising man and deserves
IA liberal share of patronage
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ACQiue n /.

Last evening daring the alarm Of fire,
John Manlutf, who had hold of the
tongue of the Phoenix Steam Fire Com
psny's hose carriage, caught his foot in
some manner at Tenth and Walnut
streets, spraining his ankle. He was
assisted to his home on Fou rteenth
street near Walnut.
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On Tuesday evening last while
Frank Ninsinger, who resides on Jus.
tison street below Second, and who is
employed at Springer, Morley and
Causes, Third and Orange streets, met
with an unfortunate mishap on the
above mentioned evening, as he was
Going TO his nome, He had received
his weeks wages about $13 which was
enclosed in an envelope and he put 1t
in his pocket, but when he got home
and went TO look for his money it was
gone. The loss will be keenly felt
hv MIR. Ninsinger.
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~. q didn't Like II.

Yesterday afternoon copy of the
Every Evening was handed to a gen
tleman who came into our office Oh
business. He took the paper home,
and his niece loosed over it and sal
Uncle are you Democrat He
replied that he was not. "Well,' said
the young Miss, looking him earnestly
in his face, 81 don't like this paper
and you must not bring it nome again
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Nulfa0 Mann nj Once.

A business man of this city called al
the REPUBLICAN office this morning tc
insert n want, and remarked that he
wished it could be arranged thar no,
more than one or two applicants would
call at once, ~ the last time he adver
tised, he was almost overrun, as many
rs six being in his office at one time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-13

The deed for the new ch:pe' whEs
is near Union street, and is branca u
Asbury M. +. Church, have been seca y
ed, and are now in tine hands OF MI "
S. Hagany who will transfer them W "
the Board of Trustees OF a 'bury ,l, ,
week. The new chapel will be caia
Silver Brook, and the foundation nS
already been laid.
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Sale of Machines.

W. R. Reese will sell at public sale
at the residence of his father in White
Clay Creek Hundred, on Thursday the
Doth list, all of his thresiing machines,
boilers and engines, corn shelters, &C.,
As he intends to quit the farming bust.
ness. Those who wish to purchase u
machine should attend the sale as 50 me
of them may be sold at an extremely
low rate.
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Sale Of ReAI Estate.

Mr.. n. w. Gookin depot master al
the p. w. & Is. Il II. station in this
lefty, removed oday from 602 West
sixth street 10 No. 602 French street
1t is said that he has sold his late rest
|dence to MI Kent, and has rented the
one into which he has moved on French
street from George Tindall & Sons.
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Slight ccident.

To day between II and l o'clock, j as.
+. Browns horse became unmanage-
able at Fourth and French streets, an(
ran turious.y up Fourth to King where
Mr.. Brown managed to draw the horse
into the curb stone which stopped hin,
in his flight but not until one shift Of
his carriage was broken. No othel
damage was sustained.
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F0r the FEPUBL1UAN,
The notice OF my appearance at the
Opera House, as reported by the Every
Evening, desire to say is nothing more
than spite work. | make this announce
ment ut the solicitation Of a plumber OF
my friends. The most Of the report Is
untrnthful as can be proven to the
writer of the article If he will call On
our Stage Manager. j. Fl. CRABB.
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Trims Kesn m q d.

The steamer Samuel M. FELTON,, have
ing been re.ttted in a hrst class
ma inner, started on her regular simmer
trips this morning, leaving French
street wharf at seven O'Clock with a
goodly number OF passengers on board
more, in fact than was anticipated al
this season of the year, which lisa fair
criterion that the coming season will be
q profitable one.
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VIII Attand Church.

Humanity Circle No. l gTrant.
of the Union, accompanied by ri Il
lin Circle, will attend divine s o., NOM
Scott NJ. Il. Church next SunGa, :. 90
ing. ind will meet at the hai'
o'clock,
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NOTlCE-l, PATRICK HUGH ES
u tho owner of the within mentioned prem

NOT1CE-I, PATRICK HUG ES
~ the owner Of the within mentioned prem
ises, do hereby give notice that l shall apply
| to tho Honorables, The Judges of the Court Of
general sessions Of the Peace and Jail De
livery, of the State Of delaware, in and fol-
New Castle County, on Monday, the sth day
of May, A. ID 1882 being the first day Of the
May term of said court, for a license to sell
intoxicating liquors being licensed retail
ing place Of goods wares and general mer
chandise, AZ No. sol Chestnut street, being
the North west cor. Of Chestnut and monroe
streets. In tho Third Ward Of the city Of vii
mington, county and state aforesaid. and
Tho following respec able citizens recon mend
the said applio ition: to witt
James MONAGHAN Fr Lci' Mctlinlcy
John Nicholas John T.. Jester
Patrick Di lon DenLi Bra lev
Oh n es kerlns The mas Mullin
John p. Hughes John nulvena
James A. Dillon h. Witsl
thomas Matthews hdd-ew Rced
Jooathtn Phillips .]e,ob Messing
fohn Metfoyern Uenuis Fla rill
James harigan John N. 'rumiish
Ian McKenrv Ed ard Gram
owen II, ssion Conrad MaEz
Asst PATRlDi HDaHFS.
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MAR XII GkS,

FLETCHER - ULARK.-On fpril 18th.
1882, BY Rev. J. +. Crouch, rs. No tn Thir.
teenth street, Phiad .lphla, Lewis H.
Fletcher. Of Wilmington, ana Barbara Ann
Clark, Of Philadelphia.
BALDWIN - GREEN. - On Wednesday
April 18th, at the res srcs Of the bride q
parents, SOB West Seventh street. by Rev
!. L Estlin, J. Frank Baldwin and Mary
A. Green, both Of this city.
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Orders Ahead .

The contemplated building opers''y.SD,
for the future are so extensive, anu Wv
consequent demand for bricks 50 s md
that il Is said on good authori'! .a.,,
several of the brick yards, have O nua
enough ahead to keep them pus' INV
May 1888.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-13

The weekly meeting Of the L,nl'EE
Society connected Nth Union ~ and
Church, takes place this eve nin as0 Nh.
an Interesting progr anne has pe t..a M
pared fer the occasion. NO adn,, y. 4,
fee will be- charged and all are live
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kaleOf Tree ..

A largo lot of fruit aud orns spi
trees, grape vines, raspber,tIIoib ~ d
[ blackberry bushes will be sol oornsr \
w. Stidham & Son, at the essturdsy
| Fourth and King streets, Oh ''
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1885,. rEENN1AL.lSS2
ESTABLISHED 1882
The Old and Reliable
LEADING
Clothing & Merchant
Tailoring Estab-
Iishment in the State.
Us MARKET ST. 22S

Fifty years OF uninterrupt,
ed Blu ST n ess prosperity
proves that good Goods at
fair prices, sold as represent,
ed, always holds a customer
and brings others to you.
We offer you this Sprin?
the fines. and largest assert
meat of Clothing we have
ever made which we will sell
at One Low P,ise, Our
price for first-class Ready
made Clothing is the lowest
IN the city. We have
special lines in Boys and
Children's Clothing manu-
featured expressly for Is that
cannot be duplicated by any
house in this city.
Our Merchant Tailoring
department is stocked with
the finest Foreign and Do
mestic Suitings from the
leading makers IN Europe
and this country, anu will be
made up in the latest style
and best manner under the
supervision of Mr. N. Rayne
and MIR. Geo MEGA |, we'll
known artizans in their line.
We have a line Of Sui,ings
made up during the dull
times under the supervision
Of our cutters that we con-
slider superior to any ever
offered in this city. Cali
and be convil Geo.
Than ing an indu'gert
public f1r so many years of
their patronage, we invite
them to call IN us during
Our Semi Centennial.
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CAL Accepted.

Rev. James Conway has accepted a
clll from Drawers Presbyterian
Church, at Odessa. Mr.. Conway Is
az present the pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church at Poconoke city.
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Removed.

Mr.. Bailey, shoemaker, mas ~ Sevepai
from the north west corner c 70, Tamil
and French streets, to NO. Oy0 ina tn'
street, and says he Is busy % 81
making and repairing sho0''
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OR krNF-GDOD SIZED STABLE
ID" and yard apply to l. W. Stidham Il
Son auctioneers III East Fourth st a1s-2tF
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Il OR CITY TREASURER.
HUBRtRD G. NJ. ELY

who wi | al ide by the decision Of the Re
publican larry, anu VIII support us cancl
dates. ais VI
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OrryiIle Flour

Call at warehouse, 622 WWSbolsS
street, for Orrville -four WV
only.
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XIyANTED-YOUN4 MAN WISHES
w situation as clerx or bOokkeeper
has had an experience Of six years; good ref.
o. fence: address b. this Off 80, al3slt
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r est OK MISLAlD-ON WEDNES
Aday, April 5th, " tan-colored portmonae;
LIBERAL ewSrd on being returned to this office.
al3-3ts o.