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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-11
HlRD EDITION,



Ths Fame Fire Company, of which
the deceased was member, presented
. large aud handsome floral cross, With
appropriate eDibltms. The funeral pro-
ceeded 10 the Wilmington q Brandy.
wine Cemetery where the intesment
took place. j. A. Wilson, funeral di
rector, furnished the casket, and had
charge of the funeral.
The moonlight excursion of st. Paul's
Young Peoples Association, last night
ON he steamer FELTON,, was largely at.
tended and was fine affair. The con.
cert by the FIRST Regiment Band was an
Important feature, while the moonlight
ride on the Delaware was highly en-.
joyed.
Elbridge T. Gerry's new yacht, the
Electra, cleared from the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Company's wharves yes.
terday for New York, in tow of the tug
Taurus. Mr.. Gerry her owner, and Mr.
kenwick, the designer OF the interior
arrangements were on board.
About 200 persons, the majority chill
dren, accompanied Rodney street Sun.
day school this morning on their annual
excursion. The party left the p, W. &
b. depot at $50 O'Clock, on special
train for Point Lookout on the w. s; n.
Railroad, where the day will be spent.
The alarm of fire about 1915 O'Clock
this morning from signal box No. II,
Third aud Church streets, was caused
by the igniting the roof ola frame house
at the foot of Fifth street. The fire was
extinguished with few buckets o.
water.
The Rev. Geo. r. Kramer, formerly
ofthis city, but now of Brooklyn, n
Y, will deliver his lecture on 1" Flo
quence and Elecuiion " before the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Pastors, at Manchester, y. H., OF
Wednesday, July so.
John A. McClintock, OF Christians,
is selling the best ice cream that is
manufactured in that section Of the
country. Parties and pic-nics as we'll
As private families will be promptly
served.
Mrs. Susan j. Mclaughlin, Of this
city, in company with party Of
friends, went to Edgemoore yesterday
morning on the $40 train, where they
spent pleasant day in regular picnic
style.
Forty carloads of mixed fruit and
vegetables were shipped over the Della.
ware railroad yesterday, consigned as
follows Jersey City, 20 cars Philadel.
phia, II; Chester, and Boston /.
Ho ! for the beautiful high ground on
the east side of the Brandywine.
People of good tastes are looking in
that direction for the comforts of good
home.
Kunkel's Magic Hair Restorer, Ring.
Ambrosia, Halls Hair Remover and
Montgomery Hair Restorer for sale by
j. r. Hartman, druggist, Fifth and
Poplar.
j. III. Westcott, of the firm of West
colt u Cummings, has been elected
Treasurer of Delaware A venue Church
Toe cars recently washed away will
the bridge at Fields quarry on th'
Brandywine, have been taken from tn,
creek and returned to the quarry.
Taylor 81 Fullerton's genuine insec
powder kills insects OF all descriptions
Taylor & Fullerton, 302 Kin 2 street.
Elk Collector OF the Port, Levi
Thompson, will spe nd The summer a
Lake Com o.
For weakness, use Brazilian Toni
bitters. Only so cents at the Druggists
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EDITION.


The Italians employed on the sections
Of the b. & p. Railroad, near Newark,
who were recently cheated out OF their
money by the absconding Of the trea-
surer OF the Newark Brick Company,
who were working the contract, have
not yet become reconciled and refuse TO
accept any promises TO pay them their
money, and also refuse to work or let
any one else work. When they learned
that a new gang Of workmen were about
to be put on they made threats OF vio-
lence. The situation becoming alarming,
Deputy Sheriff Joseph T.. Martin was
appraised Of the matter and appealed to
for assistance.
After consulting legal authority as to
his rights to act in the matter, Mr.. Mar
tin proceeded to Newark yesterday,
where he learned that he would have
from 100 to 100 Italians to contend with.
After giving directions to Civil Engi-
neer Richardson, with his % or 80 men,
Martin left the party and proceeded
alone TO where the excited Italians
were located. Upon arriving at the
works he discovered about rs Italians
armed with large clubs. He told them
that If they would work until Tuesday
they would be paid their money, but II
they would not wait, they would be paid
immediately at the rate Of 90 cents on
the dollar.
Both offers, however, were refused,
whereupon Martin told them that he
came down to set the other men 10
work and that " ork would be resumed
at one o'clock. This caused the Ital ians
to renew their threats, when Martin
drew a brace of revolvers and became
master Of the situation. While under
cover of the weapons, the new gang Of
men were put TO work, while the angry
mob dispersed. In about two hours
after the above events, twenty of the
angry mob expressed themselves M
beng ready to resume work, and as
they have been promised their money,
all futher trouble is thought to be at an
end.
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Notice.

BY divine permission, Rev. WIN.
Billingsley will hold his second quar-
terly meeting on Sunday next in the
Union A. M. f. church, French street
above Twelfth. Strange Il isisters " Ill
be present during the day. He earnest
y calls upon his frleuts to assist him.
Services as follows 1890 a. ~, . 80
and 7.30 p. IN. Sacrament of the Lord :
supper will be administered during the
afternoon service, to which all mem
bers of sister churches are welcomed.
Public collection during the day. He
hopes that his friends will cheerful J
respond he also hopes that the public
In general will come 10 the relief of our
cause. Loveteast on the following
evening. Doors open and close a. usual
We request all members of sister
churches TO meet with us. we welcome
them christianity. Rev, WIN. Billings
ley, pastor.
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Pyle ( Lichtenstein,
ZIG MARKET STREET.
MIDSUMMER SALE.

The first of our clearing
out sales will begin on Satur-
day, July ID, and continue
for ten days. Our prices will
speak for themselves. The
goods we offer are new, sty-
fish and in every way desira-
BILE, and the figures at which
we mark them are pretty
good evidence OF our deter
mination to reduce our stock.
l lot OF Corsets at 23c. a
pair, worth 40c.
l lot of Corsets at 44c. a
pair, worth Toe.
l lot of Corsets at SOC. a
pair, worth S7bc.
| lot of Chlldren's Hand
kerchiefs at &c. each, worth
&c.
l lot of Ladies' Linen
Handkerchief at Sc. each,
worth l2ic.
l lot of Mems LinenHand.
kerchiefs, &c. each, worth 15c.
l lot Ladies' Worsted Jer-
seys at $l.37b each, worth
$2.25.
l lot Ladies' Worsted Jer.
seys at Sl.e7i each, worth
I$2.5O.
l lot Ladies Collars at &c.
each, worth l3c.
l lot Gerster Cloths at 2Oc
a yard, worth Csc.
l lot ColoredAlpacas at l lie
a yard, worth Is cents.
l lot Lawns at 1Oc.a yard.
worth l3c.
l lot Ladies' Linen Suits
at Sl.25 each, worth $3.50.
l lot Ladies' Plaid Suits, 3
pieces at 50 each, worth 3d..
Us.
l lot Ladies' Suits,2 pieces
at Sl.lo each, worth 50.
| | lot Ladies' Calico Wrap.
lpers at 4S cents each.
| | lot Ladies' Calico Wrap
pers at "a cents each.
| lot Ladies' Calico Wrap
|pers at 80 cents each.
j | lot Ladies' Calico Wrap
lpers at rs cents each.
| lot Ladies' Calico Wrap
Ipers at 81 each.
We have made decided
reductions in every depart
ment. Buyers in want o
goods will find it to their ad
vantage to examine our stool
before purchasing.
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10.
Msaine-Cleveland, 70 |
c, Massaohusstta-HsnSSi,'ieess h'',J
0i %,s., 81 Bayard, ~ y
|13. AS' ID; CleyelJ
MINES II,
Acknowledgement ., H.
Hendricks, G. i bayamI
M iSsissippi-Bayard, /. c.
2 Hendricks, 2. 0le'ela
Nebraska-Bayard, /. c,.u
n evsada--Hendricks, j Th ,p,raa
a aFizona-Cleveland, >. ''i''
misunderstanding, ..
District Columbia Hendrioa, a.,
Montaua-Cleveland. Q q
Utah, uutah-cleveland, Hendrjc,.
w washington-cleveland9 .,
wyoming Cleveland. .
Pennsylvania delegation re,u,,,,.
seats. '''ushlnl
Cleveland has ~ Uena,,,,..
cleveland 475 votes. Wild svo','I
In the hall. ''N''
Hendricks has but l2i vote, u,
land appears solid as yet. Wy
Pennsylvania full ballot was n.
y; Cleveland, 40; Hendriet' Y
Thurman, Q; Randall, 4.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
New Jersey Bayard, Q Cls..,.
B. Hendricks IL.
New York-Cleveland. 70. ,
Chairman says the vote Of n. !
stands Cleveland 80, Hendrick, .,
h oafoiha-Bayard GA
gate says Bayard has 10, and ClsvsI
U, but agreed to vote as a uni, Nj
lot. Twenty-Five votes were ,han
for Bayard.
ohio-Tildeu 2 Thurman ., n,
land 81. w
Oregan-Bayard Q, Cleveland
Hendricks 2.
Rhode Island-Bayard 2 ;Cleysl,,,
South Carolina-Bayard, 9; q,
land, 8; Hendricks, l.
Tennessee-Bayard, 10; Thurman
Cleveland, 2; Hendricks, |.
Texas-Hendricks, L; Thurman,
Bayard, u; Cleveland, 12.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, s.
Northumberland 10 Bayaa,
Hendricks, 9; Thurman, l.
Iowa-Thurman, 2 Randall, g. d
ard, 3; Cleveland, ..
Observation-Disclosures s, 2; Cleysl,
20.
Cleveland now has 4l9 votes.
Cleveland was nominated on The,
ond ballot.
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movements OF Grana Lodge Off.
GERS

Tomorrow evening the Grand officers
Of The !; @. o. f. will pay a visit to
friendship Lodge, No. %, of Brackin-
Vtile, Tor the purpose of an exempliiica.
ton ofthe work Of the order before tina,
body. Among the delegation will be
Grand Master William Murphy, p. G.
NJ. a. X. Fell, and G. S. Charles Hal
lam.
On Wednesday next the team of Fair
fax Lodge, No. $, l. o. o. F., will visi
Patrick Henry Lodge, of Delawar,
City, fGr the purpose Of initiating ant
conterring degrees upon members O
che lodge. They will be accompanie,
~ the Grand officers, and 60 down b,
boat
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Special Bargains.

Pyle & Lichtenstein, No. 226 Marke
street, will have great clearing GU
sale of summer goods tomorrow, whicl
will continue for the next ten days
They are deter mined to reduce theil
stock, in order to make room for fal
goods, and hence great bargains ma,
be secured by the ladies who may wish
any thing in their line. For particu
lars see advertisement. They are en-
terprising and know how to accommo
date all who may call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-11

A telegram from Richmond MS
ri, says that Joseph Smith, scndl
founder of the Mormon Church A
ander Smith, T. w. Smith and W
Kelly, a committee appointed g
Mormon conference at salt LAKE,
now in thai place comparing The "
of Mornon." as at present puOIls'
with the original manuscript III %
sion of David Whitmer OF RChnl
w hitmer" claims TO be one OF three
sons who saw an angel give ga
plates to Joseph Smith, and this III
script is copy OF the plates made
the prophet himself, and is The onl!
In existence
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Ho !Forihe aea shore.

Excursion from Wilmington and Ches
ter to AtlanticCity, SUNDAY July 10, 1884
leaves Wilmington at 6.35 a. m, Ches
ter at 7.45 a. m, by steamer Samuel NJ
FELTON,, connecting with West Jersey
Railroad at Camden. Returning, leav.
Atlantic City at 415p. M, connecting
with steamer Samuel NJ. FELTON, fol
Chester and Wilmington. Fare fol
round "trip from Wilmington or Chester
sl.oO- Chester and Philadelphia pas
st ngers carried.
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a Sr.Onx- Vacation.

-, Tie Long and short OF it is that the
Long Ioealizer of the REPUBLICAN,
started for Woodland Beach this morn
ing to recuperate, but the "short" of it
Is that he only got as far rs the depot
when he discovered that his "Water-
bury watch was not in keeping with
railroad time and he was compelled to
return. There was to have been nale
ofsiots at that piacelto-day ,and he inten.
ded to bring several of them home in o
grip sack for distribution,
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the Sons or Veterans.

An attractive program has been ar.
ranged by DUPONT & amp, No. /, Sons
OF Veterans, for their public installa.
lation on Saturday evening, at their
headquarters In the Friendship engine
house. 1t Ia expected that Colonel X.
NJ. y. Reed, Chief of staff Of the Grand
Division. with other distinguished
mem bers OF the Grand Army and Sons
OF veterans in Philadelphia, and this
CITY, will be present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-11

Some time during la ut night a colored
man hailing from Atlantic City, came
into the baggage room of the p, w. &
b. station and made complaint that he
had been either robbed of 5000 or had
lost the same while on the train. The
money was in his pocket.book together
with his car ticket and baggage check.
Just how he lost 1t he could not tell.
Who the man was or whittier he was
bound could not be ascertained as the
man could not be found this morning
by the reporter.
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BEFORE the Jadge.

Charles Cole was charged N
Judge Sbarpley this morning
drunkenness. tie plead gully
was sentonced to pay Il line ot q
costs
Martin Coleman, who was sen',l
TO the cells ast evening for lIual
ness, vas discharged his morning.
an admcnition o. sin 10 more
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-11

The funeral of the late James c.
Aiken, took place from his late resi-.
dence, No. no King street, at IL O'Clock
this morning, and was largely attended
by professional, business and other re.
preventative men of this city.
The remains were dressed in full
black cloth suit, and enclosed in a
handsome cedar casket, covered with
cloth and looked very natural. Re
ligious services were held at the house
by the Rev. Lafayette Marks, ID. D., OF
pail. bearers were Thomas McClary, DR..
Derrickson, John 9. Patterson, Samuel
McClary, John II. Adams. William M.
Pyle, William M. Candy and Benjamin
IS, Clark,
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A Deiawsrean Injured

The Salem, \. j., STANDARD q +,
., says that Robert Clampslt .. W
Del, who has been engaged u ,ls
hay business in that county III
last three seasons, met with a ~ n
mIshau ono day last week W
pitching hay he fell GA TIE ' 5ns,
tines entering his body, PToaO''
wound now thought 10 be h'a.'
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- -.
DEATHS.

HARRISOr.-In this city, on the 18th inst a,
after lingering illness Isabella O., wife OF
William +. Harrison
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. lO22 Poplar Al.
on Sunday afternoon next. at two O'Clock
without further notite. Services at Old
Swede's church. Interment at Riyeryiew
Cemetery. Norfolk, Va. papers please
copy.l
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The weather in the Atlantic States to
day will be warm and hazy, followed
by increasing cloudiness, lower TEN.
perature and showers. To morrow
promises to be cooler, cloudy and rainy,
followed by gradual clearing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-11

Miss Esther Mullica has gone on a
summers trip amongst her friends in
New Jersey.
Mrs. Katie Fullerton and daughter,
OF this city, have gone toCleveland and
Canada to visit her sister and spend the
summer.
DR.. johnson and family will leave
Tor Ocean Grove tomorrow, where
they will spend the summer months.
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Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
Yesterday, ~ degrees at sp m, IS a
p. NJ, and 20 at 10 y. m.
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Ladies' Will Find

II TO their advantage to call at Ladies'
Department of Belts Pharmacy, Sixth
and Market streets, when in want o,
supporters. trusses, braces, syringes,
etc. Private entrance, No. l w. Sixth
street. Lady attendant.
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Powell Bros. have on thelf sA ~
the Third street and Madison N
markets a good SIMPLY o. Oh n nm
salmon, founders, goldfish anu D'-
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For doors a.l Window , M%'
order at short notice al ie's
Shipley street.
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For W hlte

Dress goods, inaia, linen, victorias,
lawns, batisti, p. KS, Russells Bee
Hive.
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Forty-tive hundred dollars ia ~, % q
cent. en- first mortRas' rs ofite
Address q. f., REPt BIZ
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All dispatches recels0+- 20 Mn|
DelmarvIa sa .oon' NV
street.
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State of the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock 12o'clock
$50 $50 79o
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The two-story brick house S,o ~ an, nd
street front yard WIN r,Id
yate alley also large back y..
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CLOSING OUT SltE---Ble BARGAINS.
B. F.CHALEANT,
NO. All KING STREET,

NO. III KIN0 STREET,
10 closing out his large stock Of Mems, Boys,
Youths, Ladies', Misses and Children 4
Shoes and shippers at very low prices to maze
room for fall goods. Ladies' Kid Button and
Kid Fox Button at $1.o0; also Ladies' La sting
Lace Bal ut Is cents. A speciality of clogs at
sl.2b. Those wanting good shoes at low
call.
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Those Cesnplaaning

Of Sore Throat or Hoarseness should
use BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.
The effect is extraordinary, particularly
when used by singers and speakers for
clearing the voice.
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nlac, sill, ,!..uessa, Herman r1a ,hs sla
-, Pee ~ cs S,t' ~ $3.50. See 'l'r''
snll's. 3u6 NJ, Is street
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NOR RENr-STALL NO. lain Srap
Oiub Stable, Shipley street below 18th
Possession I'm mediatoly. Apply at stable.
iYll -3tl
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JOHN wANAMAKER.
1909 and II Chestnut.

Cap May, Newport, Bar
Harbor md Saratoga, new
shapes in Rough and Ready
Hats, so cents. All the
Rough ard Ready not new
are 25 cents now. Other
sorts likewise, half price or
less. Tables full OF them, all
at a price. The tables can't
hold all; but we keep the ia
bles full Flowers also at
half price.
Trimmed rough hats for
summer play, 81 to Sl.50;
dainty white null, Savings
by thousands.
Southeast corner Of the Old building.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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IL W. HIGGINS RESTAURANTS AMI
w. oyster loon. No. 235 Market street.
Opeh all night. sundays, all day. Meals at
Oil houTs. jyll-2tt
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

When we are selling mus
lin underwear at a fifth of,as
we are this week, we ought
to say that it isn't made to
sell so, that it is just the
same, in stuff and work, as
when it brings more money.
For years now we have
been getting the very best
We could get and gaining
trade every year; best work
styles and material. The
profit is always low, because
OF competition OF a peculiar
sort. All the stores sell un.
derwear, most of them bad
work, styles and stuff; and
people generally are more
impressed with low prices
than with SO modest a virtue
as goodness.
| l30q and II Chestnut
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. cases 15c. cl'ambFa al '''''
aal1G
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OST-lN GOING FROM THEP., W. &
IL II. Ra,lrohi Depot M French To- Sec
ond, to Market, to Fourth. to Washinyton a
Alvef bracelet, On which was bird In a eau
Ger. The iindor will ne rewarded on lea no
same AT 80 Wdshington street willis
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WAssgst5sE "A Ao ;Tos man n Az OF
en-. Address X, this office. ivII.a,t
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- ,.nta.
rruphs and safrN' ~ 4. !
For a trunk or satchoI ~
gers. 4O7 Shipley stree
BargsiBs .
in Hosiery, Russeli'' Bee e INV. =,
For debility, use ,be prles'
bitters. Only 80 cents - !,
Use Brazilian Tonic 'i''''''
50c. IN!
Bush, ao,i !. the t.'a ,e1 ~ d
osT-s55 7 o. ens %dN SiI . ( .p 5oI
- LII sir9 on returning
VAR var d IeGK Il king street.
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Girls dresses at halt their
prices a little while ago;white
muslin and other fabrics.-
Some are plain; some trim
med with embroidery or lace;
hundreds OF them; all sizes,
from two years to the largest.
Print and bingham and other
such. There are more to sell
so than we like to tell or
think OF.
1905 and Chestnut.
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AT
WANAMAKER'S
GRAND DEPOT,

Books.-We care compar-
atively little about selling
books to-day, this week,
this month, this year. What
we want to make sure of is
that everybody within trading
distance shall know what we
mean by these three words !:
Any Book Got.
We keep such books as
are likely to be called for,
ready on our shelves. There
are some thousands of such.
There are other tens of thou.
sands that are liable to be
called for. Any book got.
All books are eager to come
at our call.
They say we keep every
thing, get everything and sell
everything at beggarly
prices, and spoil the trade in
books. They who say this
do not know. Our prices
are high enough to make
sound business low enough
to make it grow -! What
more can anybody ask !
Any book got and the
books that nineteen out OF
twenty want are here.
Thirteenth Street Door.
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Low Prices
for Parasols, Russell's.
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The Cheapest
Silks, Russell's Bee Hive.
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SIRAYED AWAY-A LlGHT BAY
horse, years old, about ID hands, stray.
cd nom 10Y premises on Wednesday evening
July =. ANY Information concerning him will
pe thankfully received. WIN. X. FILM,
Jr., rewpot, Lei. iyil.tf
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"ANrE1l-A SITUATION AS HOUSE
w Keeper or to do general Homework
Apply at 2Co French street. jylI2tt
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E'oR EENr-SkV SMALL HOU
ses IN good locations. M. L. POOLE
NO. " HaSt seventh street. jyll.eod-g
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Nea.
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Rush's coal is the K'"" -