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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

ELIZABETH, N. j., Ocr. Is = The
Democratic convention Of the Third
Congressional district of New Jersey
met here to-day to nominate new can
didate, ex-Jndge Robert T. Green, who
" no was nominated two weeks ago,
having declined the nomination. be-
cause claims of fraud were made by
the friends of William Mcmahon, the
defeated candidate. George l.. Sib.ey,
OF Union county, the secretary Of the
first convention, refused to take his
seat at the table, and In a forcihle speech
hallsnged the right of the convention
to take any action. He stated that his
self respect prevented him from acting
as secretary and offered his resignation.
which was accepted. He raised point
of order, claiming that the conven ton
had no legal standing. The Chair
ruled against him, but he succeeded 10
finishing his speech in spite of the efforts
madeto howl him down. Ex-J udgeG
and William Mcmahon were placed In
nomination. Mr.. Geeen was nomina
ted on the first ballot, but motion to
make the nomination unanimous me-
con derahle opposition. McMahor's fol
lowers gave three cheers for Johr
Kean, Jr., the Republican candidate
and left the hall. Eek Speaker Dunn,
Judge Wheeler and Ha per and Georg'
w. Patterson made speeches in favor o.
harmony.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
cooper. BARNARD NuLsials.

DIR. Peter Cooper. Of this city, was
yesterday at Dover, to Mis- =
Sarah G. Barnard, daughter of Colonel
ID. i. Barnard, Jr., of Kent County.
The ceremony was performed at IL
O'Clock in Christ p. +. church, by the
Rev. l.. w. Gibson, in the presence Of
about 100 guests.
--E. T. Cooper, ESQ. Of Dover, a cou.
sin of the groom, and Frank Woolley,
of this city, acted as ushers, while
DIR. j. Wesley Cooper, of Chestertown,
Md, acted as groomsman. The father
OF the bride gave her away. Miss
Harriet Ridgely, of Dover, performed
the welding march as the bridal party
marched into the church and took up a
prominent position before the altar.
After the ceremony, the invited guests,
some fifty in number, were driven to
the residence Of the BRIDES parents,
near Lebanon six miles south of Dover
where reception was rendered to the
wedding party. Among the guests
present were a number from Phiiadel
phia, Brooklyn, Wilmington, Dover
Milford, Camden and other places
A fter the reception the happy coupl,
| TOOK the north bound train at WyominI
for Wilmington, FROM whence they
were driven TO the ir future residence
No. 800 West Ninth street, which ha,
been in readiness for them,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
Tho steamer Wilmington.

The popular steamer Wilmingu
SILL being well paironized, and d
two trips each day between this
Marcus Hook, Chester and Phi
phia. The boat will continue Vi
nearly all winter, and there are
reasons why the people of ,h,s|
should patronize 1t literally, d
them being the fact that bad I'd
boat been put on the line, the
means of communication between
and Phi i,adelphia would have bed
rail, as the other boat always 81
running before this time in the
Low fares have also been securd
the Wilmington, and a person can
enjoy u ride of 20 miles on the
for 26 cents. Thousands Of pc so ,
this city have awaited themselves
fac ilities offered by this boat TO
friends In Philadelphia or spend a
at some of the many delightful n
In that city.
The boat In safe in every partil
and the officers are men OF skill
experience, who leave nothing u
that will contribute TO the comfor
vepience or safety Of their passa
No liquors are sold on the boat, !
will CJptain Bloomsbury or
Wilson allow any one under the
ence of liquor TO get on the boat
see them. The Wilmington
has been, a great convenience a
communication 10 the residents
city. and should be well support
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
Tho Champ1Ou yyalxer.

Sometime ago Edward Lsary made
q wager of 500 that he could walk one
hundred hours without sleep or rest.
and he Immediately went into training.
1t was announced that 'e wcnld com
mence on Tuesday morning at o'clock,
ut Rosendale Park, and Ned was on
the ground promptly at that hour,
dressed IN a fancy suit. The word was
given and he started tff at q slow gait,
and has continued up TO the present
time. He said last evening that he felt
first. rate, and was satisfied that be
would be able to accomplish the feat.
During the day time and evening,
he walks in the pavilion, which is Gov
cred with sawdust, and at night in the
bar-room, where he is watched TO pro
vent his taking any rest The time
will be up ut 10 o'clock Saturday night
and it is expected that a humber Of
sporting men will he here from Phila
delphia and New York. There is NJ
charge for admission.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

A horse belonging to the Kenebec lc-
and Coal Company and attached 90 q
delivery wagon, broke loose from the
vehicle at French street wharf shortly
before o'clock this morning and jump
ed into the Christiana creek. The horse
was standing near the wharf, while the
driver was delivering some ice ON board
the steamer FELTON,, when the ringing
of the bell on the boat frightened the
animal, who gave spring, detached
himself from the wagon by the break
ing of the harness, aud plunged into
the water. The animal at once headed
for the opposite shore, but the curren,
being no swift he was carried down the
stream. A boat was hastily procured
and several men started for the beast,
caught him by the head and guided
him to n point below Market street
bridge, where he crawled out upon the
mud and landed safely on terra iirma,
none the worse for his cold bath.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

The people Of Newport and vicinity
are 10 be treated on next Saturday
evening to lecture on Folks" by
that talented and able lecturer Mrs. A.
H. Washburne of Philadelphia. She
Is Bible reader without All equal, as
large and appreciative audiences at
Newport and Stanton can testify. The
Lancaster Inquirer in speaking of her
lecture on Folks" at Christiana in
that County says she informed
the audience that under the name Of
Folks" several kinds of our race are
embraced. Some of the::kind she emu
merated and portrayed the audienc.
was convulsed with laughter, and IL
turn reused TO depths Of emotion, feel
ing and thought.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
F|f Til tD|TIO|
"A YlNlAma An>

Some time az o there was A.,
Dent In the German ScbooI 'ag
which resulted In the formation no
German Educational Association
l, VINO engaged s. Burkhard IN ..
another German American scbo"i
the basement of the First b..
terrain church. King street ~, ahs
Ninth. aoq
IL was announced that YESTERDAY :,
would have a grand ,ecention ~,
q Spahn's new pavilion for the nnru
Of raising funds for the new scb
Previous to the reception Their, wa
parade through some of tbs n.; w."
sireeif, In which was a, waeo, on,,
ing the scholars. 'on'
This morning +. Scb-u p,o.-,
and editor Of tie Freie Prrsse cha
In his paper that the procession
stopped at a number of beer snio
and the men went In and dranE ~
many OF them were drunk, Will.
wagon containing the children s,oo,
front Of the saloon doors until
came ont.
10 % rs pretty Eth
ianguake, snl wnils ne mens
eli no names, denounced In unmeas'
terms what he justly deemed a d
wrong.
Carl specht, one of the pro, q,o-
the pavilion. and a member or ina
board, TOOK exceptions TO the art
and drove down 10 a beer saloon
Seve lth and Wilson streets, to mali
Mr.. Scheu, who he knew womb m
tina, vicinity, on his way to bis
dence on Taylor street near L,,nb
Shortly before O'Clock to-day
Scheu came mp Poplar street, and
AZ he was crossing Seventh street s.
called TO him 10 sop, and upon cof
up 10 him said: "Do | owe 70,
tuiDg?" and upon Mr.. Scheu an.
ing in the negative. commenced 10
him about :hehead and face in vi
manner.
Mr.. Scheu, who Is an aged
made DO Resistance and after his Al
ant bad beat him to his hearts cou
he left bin bleeding, and almost
less on the pavement, while he juu
In his carriage and drove away,
The injured man was taken ;o|
drug store at Sixth and Walnu, sr
and fterw Yards removed To Lis
Fortunately b is injur les are 10,
severe, and he intends a. soon as
BILE 10 have.a warrant issued for
Specht.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
The Killed and wounSed In Cin.
clanati.

CINCINNATI. Oct. l5.-Both the
Democratic and Republican press this
morning agree that yesterdays election
was the bloodiest ever held here. The
Democratic papers assert that the
thousand deputy marshals were
employed mainly in intimidatiDg
honest voters, while the Republican
press coDstrue the conduct OF the police
force and deputy sheriffs in a similar
manner, comparing it 10 the Mississippi
policy
Following is a list OF those jared in
the outbreak
Joe Lowrey thot in the spine, fatal
Bridget Hughes, struck In the breast
v it'll stone, dangerous; John Murphy,
shot in the stomach, flesh wound
Andrew Bennett (colored), shot in the
side, not dangerous John Dalton, shot
in the leg, not dangerous Sam Taylor
tcolored), shot in the side, serious
Mike German, policeman, shot in the
back, dangerous Henry Sherlock, po
liceman, shot in the back, dangerous
Henry Brown (colored), shot In the
abdomen, fatal. The last three were
wounded in all ARRAY at the corner OF
Sixth and Freeman streets, last night
Between fifty and one hundred persons
took part in the fight, which grew on,
of an attempt by German to arrest q
negro.
German was shot in the back by soms
unknown person, and a general fusilads
follow ed one hundred shots being fired
The riot alarm was sounded, and tn,
disturbance was quelled after two 10
| liceman and Brown had been shot
Besides those injured as above mention
ed, Albert Russell, colored was killed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
Trees Tor the school Houses.

The Board of Education, through a
mmittee, has awarded the contract
for furnishing Norway naples to plant
around the school houses 10 w. S.
Caveu'er, representing An eastern firm.
1863 trees have been ordered measuring
Two inches across the butt. The trees
are 10 be distributed as follows 4 at
No 70 IL at No. II 20 at No. 20 IA
Az No 8 10 al No II 10 ~ No. 10
u at No. ~ l6 al No. II Il at No. 6
Ii at No 8 at No. ., aud IL around
the coiored school Over Third street
htidgc The schools not Included IL
this statement already have trees aroupc
OF IL front OF hem
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
H. Concert win VIVA, yon Hove

Riches d. rot make man happy ;
but il must be admitted that, in the
hands Of . sensible man, his wealth
may be III, TO administer greatly 20
health aud comfort. AS rule, he is
the hai pieot man who is con.ented With
what he has, and is not waiting for
next year or the next decade TO have q
pro'racted Leriod of enjoy mcnt on the
anticipated saving of thu future. 1t IL
within your power to cnjbv the present;
do not postpone your happiness. BE
happy now and resolve to be happy
Whenever YOU can.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

AYARS On the 18th inst, Lydia. daughte
OF Joseph and Annie Ayars, aged year
and months.
Relatives and frields are respectfully in
vited to attend hvr funeral from the resi-
dence of her parents, No. 1i5 Townsend
street, south Wilmington, on Friday after
noon at 2 O'Clock. Intermentat Zion NJ. L.
cemetery.
TOY-On the 18Th inst, Thomas o., son of
Thomas and Mary Toy aged three years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend his funeral from the resi-
dence of his parants, Brandywine Banks, on
Friday afternoon at o'clock. Interment at
st. Joseph's cemetery.
| SH ELLER-In this city, on the eth inst
John, infant son Of John and Kate Shelter
| aged ~ months.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
| from the residence of John Smith, on 14th
street, between King and French, Newlin's
Court, on Friday morning at 10 o'clock. In
torment at the Old Catholic cemetery.
Mem AHON-Oct, 18th, 1854, Arthur, son Of
L. j., and Jennie McMahon. aged 2 month";
and Is days.
Funeral from 400 E. 80 street, on Friday
afternoon ut 2 80 O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
FOURTH EDITION,
ID0tn.

Dots.
An inventory il being taken BY the
w. & N. Railroad Company OF all tneir
DIR. Keables, at Seventh and Poplar
streets, has had new telephone placed
in his office. The call is No. =.
Charles II. Lukens, of this city, who
has been In Mex leo for the past e!gh-
teen months, has returned home.
A certificate of death from natural
causes was given by Coroner Smith In
the case of o three-weeks-old child OF
Charles Mitchell, who died suddenly
near Hare's Corner on Tuesday.
The ferry boat Baltic, of the West Jet-
sew Ferry Company arrived Mt Harlan q
yesterday, where she will undergo her
annual overhaulipg.
Owing to the illness of Senator Stew
art, Ex Governor Hoyt, OF Pennsylva'
mia, will speak at the Opera House,
with Charles Emory Smith, of the
Philadelphia Press.
Willie r. Murphy, the li;tle boy who
was seriously injured yesterday by
being run over by loaded wagon, 1,
still in critical condition, but the ex
act state Of his injuries cannot be learn
ed until more thorough examination
has been made
A slight fire n the third story of thu
old Water Witch engine house
called out the fire department abou
q So O'Clock this morning. The flames
which were supposed 10 have been o
incendiary origin, were quencbed tefor
much damage was done. Bratton 4
PYLE. pai pters. own the building.
The colored people held mass meet
ing last evening at Ezion NJ. i. cburc!
to consider the subject of establishing
free reading room in the city. Also Q
0ending a delegation 10 theWorld's Fai
at New Or leans, and of stopping tn
practice of allowing others to pay fo
the tax receipts of voters. Ii Is no
known what action was taken.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
Buttlng Tranps.

Two tIamps or Front street rangers
got into an alteration about l o'c ock
this afternoon, on Front street near
opposite the agricultural ware
house of Warren Harper & Co, when
one began butiing the other in live y
manner, his actions seeming more lik.
those of Billy goat" than Of a man.
So fierce was the force that the man at
tackled had his head stove through a
large window light in Harper's store,
but fortunately escaped from being cut
with the glass. AS soon as the Other
man saw what he had done he beat q
h" y retreat, closely pursued By on'
of the clerks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
The verdict on the Actidt

As stated in another coiumI
Coroner summoned Jury ye-te1
ternoon In the case OF the raiIFoa
dent near Elkton yesterday nag
who after being sworn and hearj
testimony of several wi lies'eS y
ed until last evening, whtn a
OF other witnesses were heard ~
Jury retired.
After the absence Of two hon,,
bali, they retained with u yerul
I" Pryor came to his death ~
struck by the engine, ana
that the railroad company a,
censure, and wedo Aereoy esh,''|
for keeping in their employ j
Large, the engineer, who was 7
l-ss of the rights ana lises !,
p ople OF Ce'il'couuts, and { o NJ ' u \
auuiiy at lAre+, ls the eVieeI'1|
case sioms him to have been li|
neg lected to give the sigma
whistling post erected for i1I \
ing; and the jury also 6elitve1
a tiartuan been stationed at sal1
ing, AS the public safety aelna,
lacciheut would MT have occul'1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
AI.sttie boy Run OTe1

About noon yesterday az y"
3 wear. old son of William E.
. butcher in the Third s'i.''
was playing in tue street. so|
his fathers residence, NJ, lama
Twelfth street, a wagon ,,Ii :
and the driver called 10 'le , u
ont of the road, when he ss'' ,bs
but was knocked down ~ ,on
and the wheels OF the wa ;, y
ov.s Inn He was picket ,o ~ On
couscious c,u.i,iou and .an
home, and a physician sl iua,io1
after making an exa Kan and
that his arm was bioRe,, ,';,'r,d.
WAS Otherwise badly inIa aIs
what extent he was naaS Kali
A. soon as the driver saw ~ w.. aJ
run over the cEild, "a fast
his .peed, and drove of ~ ''
sibte.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
Underwear.

Our assortment Of underwear is COM
plete. We have children's red vest
at 81 cents 10 80 cents. This il good
quality finer grade at 20 cents to
S1.25. You will be pleased with our
so and lucent ladies' veet They are
splendid quality Mems white, gray
and red shirts ard drawers at way
down prices. NJ. r. Riley, 22S King
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

Yesterday aft 'rnoo" u as BEND
while a young horse .,s WIS it VI
eened by a stream mol, 81 "" otl A nj
den %,at horse }ssm ana Brsody H in
Knocked h,eo down and G pa "a.Gfittlcn|
nal injuries that f r;,"r, lie VI
so i9',s for fsm sS%S 70 b. lone
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

Las. evening Mr.. James -,
stree, W. re greatly Sntp = iarge
Of ofn yoa,g folks. VINO 81. par, par1
to took POSSESSION ., Of lng the tr|
p I,as;n, ''d .o 20 tohnf, al, and i
!" Prince PARIS lost NJ, % VERY in
innocent games. Some N ,t on a
mental music vas ", ,..ssrs. ca
S ys.si 4. T. III, lS'r t'%$ T.; , %,i'
fu ture LaJpiness o. lining MINI |daus1
Vile and their chafnlips
heen expressed. $1,000
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
Letters araulea.

Letters Parliamentary were granted
by Register Biggs yesterday, to John
IL. Hazlett, the executor named in the
will Of the late Samuel S. Hazlett, of
this city. The will of the late Sarah
with John Peoples, her brother, as the
executor. Letters of administration
have also been granted on the estate of
the late Daniel W. Carter of this city,
to Edwin N. carter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
In Great Demand.

Notwithstanding the great demand
for the 50 and 81 .25 Derby hats no wolf
cred by G. S. Humphrey 81 Bro, at
No. 1902 Market street a full supply is
kept on hand and new goods are con-
stantly being received. If you want a
fine hat this is an opportunity seldom
nffered
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
MALICIOUS

On Sunday d next IT,, '' si. mop !
", Ct l and ad@ini;; .n. ~ 1na
tirmstion at 3D. .;,, also also preach
Sta stsn 70 $50 Pc psm H At $ 5' inst
T ass ps bic are cordially ~
tend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

With each dozen of cabinet photo
graphs l will present you with one Sxl0
frame, sizs picture, free. Bsecher's
gallery, 3l5 Market street. The best
pictures in the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

NOTICE-I WIN. II. CARROLL, TEN
N ant OF the house NO. l05 East Water
street, In the Second ward OF the city OF VIII
mitgton, New Castle County and State Of
delaware. IN compliance with tho require
ments OF the act OF the Genera Assembly, in
such case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that shall pply n writing to the
Court OF General stss....s OF the Peace ard
jail Delivery OF the State OF delaware, in
and for New Castle County, on Monday.
November nth. A D., ,ssi, being the fr.t
day Of said court, for a II sense for said house.
Is a. inn ~ tavern, for the sale therein OF In
tx Ting II luors.iD less quantities than one
quart, to ne drunk on the premises and tho
follow ny rel pectable citizens Of sail ward
rccomm. nd tine said applica ion, via:
NJ. MsckleT, Joseph StoeckIe,
George l.. Cannon, A. X Merit,
+. p unkett. John Waters.
Frederick kieuie, John B dunbar
Richard booth, Nicholas Jenny,
.lohn +. Bush, John mcrugh,
w. HaDmont, CA Robt.
J u. Hirzsl, GA lax
Robert Ii Gibson, Geo ii. Barronghs,
I. Is. Merritt, Robert Frankfort,
'ames rawisrd, 9eorge Wood
q. X. Higgins, George Henry,
Joseph A Baumann, Rohert Hutton
Michael Kenney W Vi. II. oAhkt LII.
tcie-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

In selling trusses we take pains to
adjust them and guarantee The ut. n:
B. Danfortb, Druggist, Second and
Market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
DO you TX now
DEATHS,

That for sick Headache Dili's Balm
Is sure cure?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

NOTICE II. MARY RYAN. DC
IN cupant Of the house No. 80.
King street, In the Fourth ward
Of the city Ct Wilmington. New Oss
tie county and St1to OF Delaware
In compliance with the requirements Of the
act OF the General Assembly IN such case
made and provided, do hereby give notics
that snail apply In writing TO the Court Of
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail lie
livery 1.-THE state Of Delaware. In and fol
rev Castle County, on Monday, November
18th, A. ID 1884. being the fret day Of said
court, TO- llct nse for said house as an inn Of
tavern. for the sale therein Of intoxicating
liquors in less quantities tn n one quart, Il
be drunk on tho premisep, and the following
respects bic citizens OF the said ward recon
mend the said application, viz:
VIM. Alseptzer, BF. Townsend,
WINS NJ Her, Samuel Finley,
John fehrenbach. Martin Farrell.
George A Cogswell, John Met afirey,
Thomas Dunn. George Adele,
David Sharper, J. II. Nayior,
Harry kienle, Thomas laliy.
Albert A. Hambright, John McCaterty,
James u. BARLEY, Jsmes =. Heal.
Isaac ID llinl Tnomas Farmer,
7. ,. Murphy, Francis L. Kelley.
Thonas Eaniun, ID A. McCuiIiD,
James Y. Kane, Hugh Jury,
oclo-st MANY RYAN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

tits Not + Forgotten
That Westcott & Cummings are Still
taking IL fine cabinet photographs for
SO. 90, 1902 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

GOMETO NO.lO2 EAsrIlFTH sTKELT
~ Tor the home cured dried beef; no.
smoked 1t is delicious. If you want fine
dried ifuit we have them seedless cherrits
rnsed apples and evaporated peaches dot d
win pay sou to come met to snT Saturday Night
market. No. l02 East Flith street.
oslo-6,t T. nj, WIER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

NOIlCk-i, EVAN W. LEWIS. TEN
IN ant Of the house situated In the town
Of Newark, School Districts Ne. 70 and ~,
White Clay Greek Hundred. New Castle
County and State OF Delaware. In coinpii
ance with the requirements OF the act 81 The
General Assembly, In such case ade and
provided, do hereby give notice that shah
apply in writing to the Court Il General
Sessie ms OF the Peace and jail delivery OF
the State Of Delaware, IN and for New Castle
County, on Monday. November 18th, A. D.,
1854, being tie tirst day Of said court. for a
license for said house as an inn 1T tavern for
the sale therein Of intox eating liquor, in Il %
quantities than ono quart, to be drunk on the
pr misses, and the following respectable citi.
zens OF said Hundred recommend the said
ItNa Wis
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

"ANTED-AO OLORED BOY, ABOUT
w IA years Of age, who can bring testi.
mony OF good character and Industry. Apply
to J. +. DOUGHTEN, 4l0 Market street.
Ocl6-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16

w AndraE s YOUNG LADItSTD
w ADDRESS circulars. Employment n,r
Two or three weeks. Wages, ss.to aWa"k III