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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09
Municipal Matters.

To the Editor of the Herald
Born and bred in Jeilerson'san Jackson s
timc-honored school of democracy, which
has for one of its most cherished funda-
mental doctrines the right of every voter to
express an untrammeled opinion upon the
management OF the municipal state and
federal governments-we repeat, having
lmbbed these principles and chcrshing
them for their manly worth, we do not feel
called upon tomake an unnecessary apology
for our criticism upon the civil authorities
OF our city.
The city council, the mayor, and the city
marshal have constitutional duties to per.
form, regulated and prescribed by the city
ordinances. In some cities these officers
are required to fulfill the duties for which
they were elected to office. In Dallas this
august body Of gfey-haired fathers overlook
the wants Of our complaining sons, while
they watch with tender care the abodes and
pocket-boOks of those homeless Migrants
who wander from city to city. These
gentle Migrants, uninitiated in the
mystic science OF political economy, little
know the thrill of lusting joy that fills oul
city magnates, when they honor us with
their passing visits, for the sight of them
bringing their monthly fines, is more glad
some to our oilice-holders than well paved
sidewalks, dry crossings and good, drained
streets.
The first chapter of our city ordinances
requires that the mayor shall appoint, at
the annual organization of the city council,
among other committees. one ION streets,
alleys and bridges" Chapter second, in
thp Ipti,u Of /
as follows: ut shall be the duty of the
mayor to constantly examine into the con.
dition of the streets, bridges and public
grounds of the city"
Chapter fourth, defining the city mar
shal's duties, says; "llc shall be specially
active in REGULATING
and protecting streets alleys and side
walks.
We, therefore, see that our law
makers, appreciutng the deplorable
condition Of our streets. have taken
every rrccaution which wise legislators
could ioresec, They have made the mayor,
city marshal, and a committee of the city
council responsible for the good condition
OF our streets The English people say par.
Lament can do anything, except change the
sex of AN individual. The people of Dallas
can create an office; stranger looking at
the city might say, they cannot put men in
them-mcn of energy, men of determine
ton.
Is there no power, Mr.. Editor that can
awake these men from their sluggish indif.
ference, no patriotism that can urge them to
duty, no reason that will check them in
their mad pursuit of gold-vagrant taxes?
Divert your eyes, We men OF wisdom, the
path leads to hell, double hell to polit.
clans. Political death will be your richly
merited reward. The people are growing
weary of your rule. We want men who will
make Dallas compare, with the best gov.
erned city in this broad country.
Texas is not childleSs Dallas is not bar.
rem We have men of character and reso.
luton, who will not only promise our citi.
zcns reform, but who, also, have nerve to
act. NJ. w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

Before o'clock last evening SloSson's bill.
lard hall in this city was packed with men
nearly MS closely as herrings in u box.
They were all eager to hear the news. In a
short time the crowd overlooked and
formed in groups on the sidewalk. Sexton
was the first expert to arrive. lie was fol.
lowed an honr later by the grayi,aired ar.
fist, Michael Gcary, Sexton offered TO bet
SlOO to $50 that SloSSon would win. There
were no takers.
AS the hours wore away, and no news
came, the crowd grew impatient aud rest.
less.
Messenger boys squeezed into the hall with
requests from other places in the city for
Information of the match. At every fresh
arrival of boy in uniform the crowd
shouted; Here Il comcs,"
II was after II o'clock before ANYTHING
came indicating that Slosson had won. 4
hacker OF SoSSon remarked: at is fler
o'clock there now. George ought not 10 be-
40 long in making his 600 points"
| At ll;@ Mr.. Henry Stedikcr, a book.
maker, announced to n group of acqugipt.
anccs that he had read private dispatch.
which stated that SloSson had won by al
points. lie offered to bet $1,000 to 81 that
this would prove to be official. He also
said that when Slosson had dos points
to 20 mob broke IN the doors Of
the Grand Hotel cafe, where the game was
being played, aud that Marshal MacMahon
assisted IN restoring quiet Slosson then
went IN and finished his game.
At lll0 dispatch arrived that Slosson
had won by Do points Cheers and yell.
arose, and hats were thrown In the air
Men rushed and shook hands with Slos
sons brother, and all rcioiccd heartily,
THIS Is the third match that Slosson ha,
| played with NignauN In Paris. In the other
two he was beaten, and II Is claimed no, on
the merits of the game In the second match
Hut George believed IN the adagc, "rry.
Try again." and the result has Justified
his pluck. The game began Monday
night II was to hc 1900 points
mp, u0 being played each evening, for d
stake vt S2.vco, the champion game rules
to govern, which bars nursing IN the cor.
ncrs. NignnuN was the favoritc IN the bet.
ting on the tirst night, but at the clo,c OF
the play, when the American was OOO to the
Frenchmans $40, the betting was three Ia
two IN favor of Slosson. On Tuesday nirht
the hopes Of the Americans tell Nignaux
overlook and passed Slosson. making a run
Of Si, then the largest on record, making
his Lao points, with Slnsson only sos
hut ON Wednesday the New York boy
picked up. lie ran 3ii IN his iirs, m.
ming, and later 3Ds. beating Wig.
nauN's record and making an averane Of
20. the largest known. When he com.
pleted his ,SO points Nirnaux had made
lNH. On Thursday night they both
played well, Slosson making n run Of al5
aud the Frcnchman Of Joi, but Geprpe
played best. making an average oi Is. and
leaving Nignaux At 2Osi when he rom.
rle,ed his 2,iD. Last night Nignaux male
go points. while Slosscn was making his
required coo.
Tor 1000 francs, and that the PLAYERS wsrc
tn divide the gate money. As the room
was crowded every night. Uie sum must be
iafEe.-ENcw York sun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

rnr work Of certifying dockyards is pro
seeding rapidly on the continent. Not only
src the dcicnccs of the German ports aud
coasts being pushed on with energy ant
thc roads Of Toulon secured against attack
and generally improved, but the Austrian
are now adding to the notifications OF pola
That empire having near neighbor of Ger
tainly superior naval strength, the rcsolv,
VI the Austrians to trust rather to their bat
ferries than to their flee, is prcsumabl,
utse. In the estimates for the current YEA
sho legislature voted portion of the sun
necessary to complete the ratification,
which have already been begun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

THE killing of MAJOR WAsuBURNE day
before yesterday was subject of universal
comment and regret in this city yesterday.
MAJOR WAsnBURsE was immensely popular
with our citizens He had an unusually
brilliant career opening up to him, and his
death will create vacancy deeply felt and
with difficulty supplied by the roads OF
which he was so prominent an official. The
tragic and accidental circumstances under
which his life went out add deeper tinge
to the universal regret thereat. Those who
knew him intimately will always remember
his unassuming but courtly manners with
pleasure, and will ever feel keenly and sor-
rowlully his sad and untmely taking off
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

ARCHBISHOP PURCELL, whose dehlcations
amounted to 100000, with only 100000
assets, was tenderly treated by the press
and public, and ii seemed that the poor
old man" had nothing but sympathy, The
crimes of BALDWIN and others, however, are
printed in the darkest colors. This is un.
Just and unwisc, for the sin of one is no
more than the others, and all are alike
k:riminals and OF the most wicked kind
Where the common thief or burglar only
reaches one man or part only orhis good,
and effects, such characters as PURCELL and
BALDWIN spread total ruin aud dsmay in d
thousand families, perhaps.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

lr Is true that much speculation has been
INDUCED here with reference to the effect of
the late GorLp purchase of the San Fran.
cisco road, but It has NO; reached the alarm.
ing extent commented upon 10y the Tex.
Nkana Interstate. The exchange referred
to remarks that Dallas is full Of idle s,o.
rics that have created great deal of excite.
ment there about what GouLp and lluSr.
iNGroN are going to do to control the rail.
roads of Texas The correspondent of an
outside journal says that speculation ncr.
vously in,crprc,scvcry move of consolidation
as blow to The development Of Texas, and
as destroyer Of her rapidly advanc inr ma.
terial prosperity. Sol seems that the fools
arr not oil dead yet. GouLp aud HuNrtse.
TON are not likely to attempt a move of this
kind, with such vast interests as they have
q, stake In Texas. The people and the leg.
stature would have something to say If the
interests of the state were In peril"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

To the old maids, and in fact all who sul-
fer from the ravagcs of time, word of en-
enlargement may be given, There is a
ViEtle herb which grows at the foot of the
mountains of Lebanon called scrkys, which
iufused in boiling, is said to make, not only
a delicious drink, but one as valuable as the
battled waters Of the famous, long sought
tor, fountain Of youth would be.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

As the matters of "bourben" and "inde.
pendent are attracting an unusual amount
olintercst at this particular time, AMI the
various and conflicting ideas OF the respect.
i've opponents, appear constantly in the
public press, the following clipping from an
exchange may he of interest IN some of our
readers and throw considerable light ON a
question at present involved in some oh.
security. The article reads as follows 9Th o
San Antonio Express tells what II considers
a Texas bourbon to be: Socially, the Texas
bourbon is all that could be desired, but
politically bigotcd, preludiccd, narrow.
minded and unreasonable. lie is opposed
to and will fight everything connected
with or presented by the re.
publicans or any opposing party, withou,
stopping TO consider whether there 1,
reason, sense and justice In his act. Iii,
nature is opposition, and he believes tina,
no one cxccpt a bourbon has any right "a
an office he goes back forty years to com.
mencc his speeches and stops before he gets
to living issues. The bourbon newspaper,
of the state will cxcommunicalc the Tx
| press"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

The SHERMAN funding bill passed the
anatc last week by vote of thirty-eight to
eighteen. As it stands, it provides for the
issue ,f 3 per cent, bonds to the amount OF
500, 900, rcdecmable when there are not
eGtstaading bonds of higher interest, and
6vy the redemption of a like amount of %
bonds also, that national banks shall not
q rotire circulation without first giving thirty
lays notice, and not more than $5OOO,OOO
Smonth. All the amendments opposed by
Mr.. SHERMAN were defeated, except that
providing that the bonds, instead of run.
ming five years, shall be rcdecmablc after
She - per cent bonds are paid.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09
sIIF.

70
lis one o'clock yon must quit my lover"
Kiss me once, then all Is over"
NE.
81 clasp you again to my SUNDAY vest,
go: your pater has our secret guessed
SuE
"Tou must 80, don't think me grufr.
But four dollars week is not enough"
And thus were two fond hearts separated
forever, and Vivian Muldoon and Aigernon
Mcclure never saw each other again Sweet
Vivian married the cashier of Georgetown
bank, and is living in regal style in Paris.
But Algernon, alasl he was united in the
holy bonds to widow with three children,
and is now section boss on the Washing.
ton Branch of the Baltimore e Ohio rail.
road
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

ArBoros to the persecution of the Jews
I'm Russia, treated of in these columns yes
fsrdsy, is the following from the Chicago
Inter Ocean, "Some years ago Russia
Wade the outrages in Bulgaria the occasion
or a vehement protest against England's
policy as to Turkey, and later made the
Sgitrtion as the ontrages the excuse fol
y gfr. England is now returning the com.
pliment with interest, and is making the
antrages on the Russian Jews the basis fol
AR anti-Russian agitation in Europe"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

To riioss specially interested In the set
slsment of the Mormon question, the fol
lowing incident may be Of some interest
As suggested in the clipping a few NOR,
~smen, such as the 2sih wife of the hcat
II the latter days saints might be wortl
asore in Utah than congressional statutes
onr exchange remarks. 1.-THE twenty
eigh,h wife Of pars,pkSr TAYLOR, Of N,
Mormon church, has proved inirac,ablc
sud has been sen, TO San Francisco. sh,
dubbed two or three Of her associate wives
and cudgeled old TAYLOR himself A few
| somen Of tina, description in Utah woul,
Ne more toward breaking up Mormonisn
IN we army or moral snasion.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

1t looks as IL, aler ALL We were to have A
very nice Legislative hall In our state until
the completion Of the new state building
The Statesman Of Austin, OF recen, date.
says. ut is stated tina, syndicate has
been formed of Austin men, and PROPOSE.
ton made to erect house for Legislative
purposes, ON the vacan, lot just above the
Statesman Office. and opposite the court.
house. The proposition is. as stated, tina,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

WE are informed that there is considers
Gle interest manifested in Washington as &c
Eie manner in which the celebrated dispatch
from WHITmAw REID to PRESIDENT GAR
s1ELp, was made public. 1t is possible thai
nme wicked newspaper reporter is respon
sible for the matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

these gentlemen will erect house, to cost
from $4,000 to $4,000, and give it to the
state for six years, or until the new capitol
is finished, the consideration being a lease
on the states property for ninety-nine
years. This, it is assumed, will be one of
the propositions laid before the approaching
session of the legislature"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

GARIBALpr's fighting days are about over.
Nc is reported as dangerously and almost
ipspeiessly i'll. His has been stormy
0;RreeT and one of great profit to the cause
'Ef italian liberty and his death would be
regretted by thousands of admirers every
.vhora
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

Chill insists that she must take slice oil
the territory of Peru as a war indemnity.
It is now in order for our government as the
great .arbiter of South American states to
step forward and say something.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

ASNA DIcKrNsoNs engagement at Chicago
was said to be a success, but the dear crea-
SUre doesn't make good man after all, 1t
As not strictly rational to suppose that an
aid maid of forty or fifty would make an
attractive HAMLET, though ANNA is making
mooney, il seems nevertheless.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09
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EN-MINIsTER TO PERU CHRIsTIANCY writes
n Letter TO the Detroit Free Press concerning
certain dispatch to SECRETARY or STATE
BLAINE, the publication Of which has caused
0s much comment oflate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

paddy RYAN says that he was not cut-out
for prizelighter anyway. He thinks,
However. that SULLIVAN was born for the
riuc After such experience as PADDY's
siav before yesterday, we are not at all sur
.rnriscd at his views.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

At 1850 Monday night August Angus,
an Austrian, entered saloon ut Portland,
oregon, aud began quarrel with one Gar.
barlno, an Italian. who was PLAYING pool.
Angus knocked Garharino down, when the
proprietor of the saloon interfcred to sepa.
rate the men. Angus then drew revolver
and empticd five chambers, three balls
hitting tarbarino. One wound, in the
head, isthought to he fatal, The men were
strangers to each other, and no motive fol
Sue murderous assault can he imagined
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

ROBERT BERKSHIRE prominent farmer
Ewing near Albany, Ohio, has become
hopelessly insane through the excitement
afa church revival and has been sent to
Nre asylum at Columbus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

ScoylLLE is getting tired of his thankless
anu moneylcss job, and has signilied his
intention of quitting Washington perma-
Hsntly and sending his bill of exceptions to
NEEn TO be filed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

GUlTEAu is being added as mo. 3O7'' to
dis famous "9O6n gang, and it is suggested
Chat an extra medal be ordered for him be-
fore the 30th of June next.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09
pl..oln,lon of rer,ner.h,n,

The partnership heretofore existing between
The undersigned. under The firm name of Leh.
wan A Nuthaf doing business at Dallas aud
gainesville. Texas has been this day dissolved
hy mutual consent J. L. Nothaf having assumed
al the liabilities " the gainesville house, and
Edward Lehman those Of the Dallas house
EDWARD LkHMAN,
] l.. NoTuAF
frRnrany :, issl fep.iw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

W4 are experiencing the rainy season in
tbs full force, but as the skies begin to clear
up, we may reasonably hope for better
sEeqfher.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09
Special sloticc.

ns.AuDiToKs NOTCH. An persons hold.
ing claims whether In Judgment suit or other.
wise against the Texas Trunk Railway Co, are
= guested ~ present said rlaims at the Office Of
the Receiver Of said railroad. No. epl Main st.
10 be there audited and adjusted.
TiIuS N. SIMPSON.
nerpiVpr r. n nv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09
INDICATIONS.

Ear the West GufSates-Clear weather west
r1S winds, stationary or lower temperature
Hiatqr pressure.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-12-29
ne Egis and Intelligencer
BEL AIR, Md, DEC. go. 1852.
Maryland Gamers.
Organization in Hartford and CeciI-A
Protest 10 COngress.

OrghnhE0tIOh Ih HahFtoEN "h" NS'' ~
Protest 10 Congress.
preliminary meeting preparatory to the or
ganiZation OF n Gamers association OF llarlord
and Cecil counties, assembled in the City Hall,
llavrc dc Grace, on Saturday, December %.
The following packing firms were represented:
Mcssrs Hopper Bros, $. j. Seneca, Jay Bros,
John Briaey, Geo. V. Mitchell, Brown u Carr
Silas X. Bailey, Jno. Il. Hopkins " Bro, Jno
5. Ward Michael Ferrol, b. V. Preston, K. X.
Holloway a. Son, A. Cooley ~ Bros, and Amos
Thompson. s. j. Seneca was elected president
and W. $. McCombs secretary of the meeting.
The subject of the proposed increase in tim
plate duty, us reported by the tarlii commission,
from Sl.l0, the present rate, 70 $40, was dis
cusSed at considerable length, by Mcssrs Hop
per, Hancock, Cooley, Seneca, llopson and
others, and in view of the fact that the measure
is now before Congress, it was decided to send
committee of five To Washington to interview
our Representatives and Senators in Congress,
aud TO appear before the ways and means com
.mitiec in opposition to the measure, as one cal
e@eated to inlliet a severe blow to the great can
tsei andustry of the country. The committee
Z s&htedSwhich included the president by mo-
lion, were Messrs. p. l.. Hopper, of Hopper
Brothers; A. f. Brown, of Brown 81 Carr S. j.
Seneca, Johns II. Janney, y. Cooley, of A. Cooley
" Brother; aud Hon Murray Vandivcr, of Van
diver, Osmond Il Co.
A committee of five, consisting of F. Hopper,
A. Cooley, a. f. Brown, John Hopkins and j.
Il. ward, were appointed TO uratt alorm OF pcll-
ton aud secure signatures thereto protesting
against proposed increase ofimport duty ON tim
plate.
a committee, consisting of p l.. Hopper, s.
S. Jay and George V. Mitchell was appoint
ed to draft a plan of organization for an asso-
citation of the fruit and vegetable packers of
Hartford and Cecil counties, the same to be pre-
scented to an adjourned meeting to be held in
the City Hall, liavIc de Grace, on Saturday,
January Z, at i o'clock r. NJ, whch.call was
signed by the fourteen firms represented at the
meeting, and is now being circulated
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-12-29
CALvERToN. Dec. %, 1882,

VAIIV EhIUN, DtU, %, Ioos.
BEEF CATTLE.-The receipts were very light
less than 400 head-and tho sales did not reach
half that number Prices ranged from 3 10 81
cents. most sales being of stock cattle.
swINE.-The receipts of hogs number 1858. and
but few sales we're made, and those ranged from
ri toSA cents.
SHEEpr-We have but few sales of sheep to re-
port. The number received was 666 head
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-12-29

Ia Wanted.-A Man who understands farm
ing. Good House, Garden and fire wood fur
II shcd for the family. Also two Single Men
wanted, TO do farm work Work the year
around. win receive good wages and be paid
monthly. Apply to or address $. N. Hyde ~
Son, Long Green, Baltimore Co., Md
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-12-29

~ DF. ThyIOr's AEuA BItters or liver
III Onie-Formula no Secret-partner Wanted.-
'Cnehona, AlkaIoids. Willow Bark, Wahoo, Dam
delion, Hydrastis Canadensis, Sierra Saliva, Gem
tIana, Quinque Flora Podophyllin, Leptandrin,
Cerasein. Piper Nigrum, Aloe, Rhuharb, Sulphate
of Magnesia, Aromatic Elixir, sc. Mix. Who
VIII have the eHrontery or temerity in the face of
all this to call this medicine a humbug? If I'm
Union there is Strength" why not a union of
these purest and best Herbs, which arc scientific
Herculean giant for Chills, Agues, Bilious. Ma
larial Fevers. Constipation, Dyspepsia, Debility,
Broken Down Nerve Force, &c.? Ask your ply
slcian. Price 75c. Vogeler & Co., Wholesale
ACTS, Baltimore, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-12-29
Ladies', IT'S lust Lovely.

patent Rough on Rats" iron holder, 10 cents
a beautiful transparent PLAGUE, 5 cents. a
comic chrome, Household Troubles, l3x2l, 10 cts.
cents en- sheet on Ens 'q sie with
song and chorus 8 cents Tho "Sea Side Sibyl,"
fortune teller in verse, filed with comic illus
trutiuis and jokes cents. All postpaid on re-
kept of 20 cents. a----- E. S. WELLS.
Jersey CITY, N
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-12-29

"a" Lost n pair Of Eye Glasses, in small
metal case. The finder will confer Q favor by
leaving them at The -Hgis office. Robert B.
Sellers. 29dec
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-12-29

.5gy"Full stock in all lines, at Moore Bros.
Their friends are invited to call They are con-
ldeut they can please as to quality and price.
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az" Call at Moore Bros, Fallston, and ask to
see their stock of Domestics, which Is very
large and will be sold very low, to reduce
stock, by January LIST. dccl
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-12-29

-TwojGIouses for Rent, and two Men want
ed by the month White preferred. Apply to
l.. b, Bond, near Fellston. decS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-12-29

9g"Wanted, on First Glass Security, $1,000
Enquire at The Asgis Office. dec1
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e.Sy" Wanted.-A reliable Woman, TO do the
work and keep house in small family. Apply
TO T. Il. Morgan, Aberdeen. dee 90