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, 1884-10-30

On and after Monday, October 20, l
shall allow l24 cents rebate per dollar, on
all sales above 81, to reduce a large stock
of mems, youth's and boys goods. This
is a rare chance to purchase, at a greatly
reduced price. Fall and Winter clothing.
PoLAcK, Sixteenth street.
, 1884-10-30

Marshall Smith, late of Denver, has
opened a new store in the Wyoming
block, and in the line Of groceries, grain,
hay and -four, bids fair to establish an
extensive trade here,
, 1884-10-30

A new idea and a chance for everybody
to get something for nothing will draw a
large crowd at the City Saloon this even
ing, where the new Wheel of Fortune has
been mounted.
, 1884-10-30

Free lunch every morning at $50 a. m.
at the Piopeer saloon.
, 1884-10-30

Have you seen the new and novel
Wheel of Fortune at the City Saloon? 1t
will be started tonight.
, 1884-10-30

Hot monkey.punch, the drink of the
season, at Esselborn's saloon.
, 1884-10-30

The best smoking tobacco IS Little
Joker. =
, 1884-10-30

At the Star Restaurant. Open all
night.
, 1884-10-30

Legal blanks at tho Leader Office.
, 1884-10-30

S & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1884-10-30

Late AS Larimor street Denver.
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UIREETS.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILk kpELPHIA, Dec G.-Flour dull. unchanged :
Supcrine - jOit2 IS Extra, u 5O13: Penn'u
family, ~ a0d3 30; Winter clears, IS boat - do
straights Si9i 30: Mimi extra clear, So J2sl3 IS
do stf1ughts, 81 I5di - winter patents, "a esq
j spring do - 5Odj l5.
Rye flour at - 80
Wheat quiet but finn; No. Western Red
I6c No. . do, lie; No / Pa do, s6Izci No. Della
ware do, sjlSc.
Corn firm under light offerings steamer Al
4sc sail yellow and do mixed i914l5Oc; No. a.
dlSc.
oats quiet market steady; No l. White
hiBc No. ? do, 4I6C No. do 3BI@c; rejected
Sl4g&lGci No. 2mixcd 32G3sJac
Rye dun nj G3fpBjc.
seeds-Clover dull at Gfia7J1c Timothy dun
at - i0fll IS FlaNsecd scarce AZ 81 4G.
Winter bran ilrmer at sl6 j0ftl5 IS.
Provisions duh and steady: mess pork
si8.l3 ~ beef hams, $40 50daO city mess beef,
SlS50Hli.
bacon, 919I!c; smoked Shoulders, &c /;
salt DO cas- &C; smoked hams l014dll15c; picked
Lard dun city refined, Sc loose butchers,
Gh16t4c prime steam, ~.
Bnttcr-markct firm with good demand
Creamery extra, 3OH3ic: BC.S y Y do 2Gli
Ee Western dairy extras, g7cT do good 10
choice aJI22c.
Rolls NJ 9dlsc packing butter, 7dIOc
63Oc
Cheese dull, but steady; New York Fun
Cream, l2t.aiSc Ohio Flats, choice, llaIc; do
fair 70 prime sAdlli4ci Penna part skins, 5d7c;
do full do 12HilGc. 80
Petroleum dun Refined, 7l{c
Whisky quiet ut 81 20.
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Melting the snow with salt,
IN THE AMUSEMENT WORLD.
An Excellent Novelty Performance at Il
Open HOnse.--The Day ut the Kinks.

An Excellent Novelty Performance mt the
Opera House.-The Day at the Kinks.
Connors, Kelly, Conway 4 Dempsey's
"Recess" Novelty Company, made their first
appearance Mt the Opera house yesterday
afternoon TO small audience, although tho
admission was but ten cents. In the evening
the prices were increased TO 20, 80 and so
cents and the crowd was very large. The
proprietors of this company are well known
rs fine artists and the party around them
while consisting of but dozen people, is
''one of the finest" The entertainment
which they give is far better than that of
many companies depending upon their
names to draw big audiences, at high prices.
The managers of this company have adopted
scale of low prices, not for the reason that
their show is inferior, but because they are
well acquainted with the duh times and
would rather draw large audience at small
prices than play tot few at high rates No
one could wish finer variety show than that
OF last evening, and the troupe does not contain
q weak person.
entitled tho "lmported Menials," and at its
conclusion the Laporte Sisters, Two richly
dressed girls, with remarkable voices, sang n
number of Duets, medleys and serio comic
songs in such style rs TO win thunders of
applause. Bryant and Saville gave one of the
usual musical moke acts, which was much
funnier than that of most teams. Carrie
Belmont a pretty little lady gave several
songs and her popular negro wing dancing
which "caught on" wonderfully ConroV
and Demsey's act never fails to please, and,
although 1t has not been changed much since
the last appearance of the couple here, their
reception last evening showed that their
popularity is not on the wane. Connors and
Kelly, who rank with the best break-neck
song and dance men, were in excellent
humor and their hard falls and funny antics,
compelled them 10 do a great deal of hard
work before the audience permitted them to
leave, The specially part of the show was
closed by the Lamont trio of acrobats, who
really are wonderful a feature of this part is
the act of John Lamont who turns thirty
revolutions upon small pedestal in 20
seconds. He never fails TO accomplish this
act as number of gentlemen, who held
watches can testify, "Fll DO Well Here
closed the bill. The company are giving
matinee this afternoon at low prices and Will
appear for the last time this evening
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Live Stock priseE

CmcAGo-Cattle.-Rcceip 3sUl head shin,
ments, l,eOO head market strong: shipping
grades in meagTe supply and lOal5c higher
exports nOmtnnlly at - Sjft6 - good 10 choice
of 800 20 400 pounds, S5 l5d5G); common 10 fpir
OF from 600 10 80 pounds, - 20G5 % inferior
TO medium COWS and mixed, ~ 50d3 10 good 10
choice - 5Uti 10 stockers lower at Sid5 rs :
feeders, - a1fti 25; Texans, So 25fIL
Hogs.--Rcceipts, 5000 head Shipments q 800
head quality good, but market dull aud Zoe
lower; rough packing, 81 05di y ; packing and
shipping Of from s6Oto $50 pounds, "a 8a15i 20 ;
light, OF from 100 To 205 pounds, 81 l0ai 45 :
prime light.weghts In good demand; skips, 81 q
diO0,
shoep.-Reccipts, 2,iOO; shipments, /, 800 head /,
shipments OF sheep increasing since advanced
tariff on dressed mutton market slow inferior
To fair, s2g2 10 medium 10 good, 81 69d3; good
tO choice, 81 50fi % large lot OF very inferior
Nebraska sheeep sold ut zoe q head.
EAST LIBERTY. Live stock market very slow
to-day. Cattle dull, but steady receipts 3i2
head shipments, ia head prime quoted al Ssd
- fair 10 good, S56l5 Is common, s4ff4 20
Hogs firm receipts, 5000 head shipments
2,gD head. Philadelphias, - iOsli 80 Workers,
"a e5fIl 35.
sheep Market Is very dun receipts 2GOo
head shipments, $500 do Meathsrs are selling
at - sbsi4 so fair TO good at ssGs 75 common at
5ocGsl 0O.
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pDJICE G.INEN.
Heard and Disposed of by our Magistrates.

Heard and Disposed of by Our Magistrates.
Patrick McNulty, William Leonard and
Frank Culley. all tramps, arrested this morn
ing by Constable Dcrn, for disordcrly con-
duct, were committed 10y Alderman Barr for
five days each
4 thief stole the buffalo robe from the
sleigh of Dr.J. G. .Shauh, ,at the Merrimac house
on Christmas day. \ certain party is sus-
pected and an arrest will probably he made
during the day
The mayor disposed of 90 cases on Christ
mas and this morning. Forty-two vags were
discharged, four DRINKS were discharged
and three drunks were committed for twenty
four hours.
George Aston, colOred. celebrated Christmas
by thrashing his wife. He now languishcs in
Jail in default of bail for a hearing, on a com
mitment issued by Alderman Barr
John Murphy, bum, arrested for drunk
enness and disorderly conduct, was commit
ted for hearing by Alderman Barr.
Alderman McConomy had three drunks
this morning, who were sent 10 Jail for days
each.
Officer Hester Messenkop celebrated
Christmas in too bOiStCrous a manner. He
has been suspended by the mayor and for a
few days will not wear a blue coat with brass
buttons.
George White and Henry Reynolds. stran-
gers in this city, raised a disturbance at the
Grape hotel to-day and was arrested by OIL
Ger Roldmau. Alderman Barr committed
them for thirty days
John \. King, also a stranger, was arrested
yesterday by Officer Rces for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct He resisted the
officer and il required four policemen to land
him in the station house. Sixty DAYS in Jail
was the sentence imposed by Alderman
Barr
George Miller, who gave his residence as
"nowhere," called at Alderman Bars office
this morning and went to sleep on his settee.
The alderman tried to bounce him, but he
could not be bounced. An officer was called
in and George was taken to the county
prison, where he will remain for five davs.
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DEATHS

WEGTzEL.-in this city, on the cd inst q Gorge
Weitzcl, in the slSt year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are rc.
specially invited 10 attend the funeral, from
his late residence. No. 81 south Queen street on
saturday afternoon ot o'clock. Interment at
Woodward Hill cemetery. d2I2t
BERsEE.--ln this city, ON the I'D inst, Jochan
Ludwig Bcrncr, in the list year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spcctfully invited tn attend the funerai, from
the residence of his son, Otto Bcrner, No IA
East Lemon street, Saturday morning at 9IS
o'clock. lntermcnt at Eion's cemetery 2td'
WECHrun.-In this city, on the sd inst. Edward
r., son Of Aaron and Lizzie Wechter, in the 7th
year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re
spcctfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence Of his parents, No 7ts North Queen
street, on saturday afternoon at one O'Clock In
ternent at Mannheim. Itds
RUrH.-On the 2lth inst, in this cfty Anna NJ
Ruth in the 4Gth year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re- O..
specially invited TO attend the funeral from
the residence of her sister, 32l Concord street
saturday afternoon at . o'clock Interment at
Lancaster cemetery. It
KRAYBrLL.-Christmas, lsst in Mount JOY, Pa,
Elsie May, daughter OF b. W and Leah 4 Kry.
bill, aged years, months and ~ days
This lovely bud, so young, so fair
Just came TO show how sweet a flower,
In Paradise would bloom
Funeral Monday, December 10Th, al 10 o'clock
from the parents residence, on West Main street.
Preaching services at the Bethel. Harrisburg
papers please copy d26et
SHILEY.-In this city, on the 18th inst Martha
wife oiJohn Smiley, in the Glst year OF her age.
\ precious one from us has gone.
\ voice We loved is stiled
\ place IL vacant in our home
Which never can be filed.
Farewell my husband and children dear
Though absent from you do not fear
God VIII protect and comfort too
So love one another us l loved you.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spcctfully invited 10 attend the funeral from the
residence OF her son-inlHw, Urus saur, No. 1876
Middle street, on sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
It'd
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4 CFRTsTMAs GHOST STORY.

New York Paper RiIicuIes A Local Invcn.
ton as Bald Plagiarism.
From the New York Herald.
At one time it seemed probable that the
ghost story so appropriate TO the season
would be missing this year. Itusually makes
its appearance about week before Christmas.
and daily becomes more detailed and harrow
ing until it is in Il proper condition TO be
served up on Christmas night. 1t has also
been respectable enough in tone for home
consumption in the most moral families,
while at the same time il has been sufficiently
chair raising" 10 assist the Christmas dinner
in manufacturing horrible dreams or sleep
less nights. In fact, many hold that the re-
sulting dream far transcends II Christmas
ghost story.
We had about given up the story this wear,
but Ii came in, though somewhat belated
Ephrata, n village of Pennsylvania, Is the
place where II is laid, and having been re-
lated by clergyman, its truth is of course,
above suspicion. Ii appears that ~ this dom
inie was returning from a religious meet
ing, he was approached by a hcadless body
which carried lantern in one hand and its
head in another, and this apparitiOn escorted
him to his own door.
But 1t must he obvious that the Christmas
ghost story IL either on a decline or this min
lister lacks imagination. IT was & stale device
To meet a headless body, and q much staler
one to make the body carry it, head in its
hand. \ well informed minister would have
recognized that he in so doing was infringing
on lchabod Cranes chosen ground and
would have INDUCED in some new features
TO cntitle himself to a patent. Besides, the
ghost could hardly have been a first class
one, or it would not have needed a lantern
Altogether this years Christmas ghost
story is not up to the standard. II NAV be
becausei it originates with minister, who is
bound to keep within the bounds of truth
or it may be because il comes from Pennsyl-
vania and not from Long Island, where skill
and long experience are enabled 10 turn out
a better article. The ghost industry ON
Long Island has long ceased to be an infant
one
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woRE FINANCIAL IRREGU1ARTI1s.
A Leading Citizen OF oxford Becomes Involved
and Decamps.

There is considerable excitement in the
business circles of oxford, Chester county
over the very sudden and surprising tinan-
cial failure aud personal disappearance of
VIM. d. Alexander, one of its most con-
ne.s men. He had been an extensive
grain dealer and manufacturer of fertilizers.
and, until within few days, was supposed To
be entirely solvent and doing paving busi-
ness. He was very prominent in the COM
munity and became especially well known
by his determined and successful resistance
to some corporate enCroachmcnts of the
Baltimore Central railroad company upon his
rights and property lie did large business
with many people and had the best of crcdit.
Early this week he left town and has not
since been heard from. ON Tuesday ludg-
ments were entered up against him in
Chester county to the amount of $4,000 upon
which executions were at once issued, writs
placed in the shcrifrs hands and levy made
upon the personal property and real estate OF
the defendant. IL is stated that he has LETT
behind him, above the liens, paper. to the
dollars, and there is some talk that q portion
of it is forged, butthis is not verified
a York salesman In Trouble.
Herman Gowen, alias Henry IIolbrook,
formerly travelling salesman for the tobacco
firm Of II. II. Weisner d Co, of York, has
been arrested in Minneapolis and taken To
Massachusetts, To answer the charge for en-
bezZling from his late principals, and for adul-
terry in running away with another mans
wife. They had gone West TO grow up with
the country. but the cold days came upon
them and his paramour is now with her
parents and he is in Jail.
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Groyer CleyeIand Ilantllnan.

Since Cleveland's name and fame have be-
come part of the worlds history, the desire
OF good Democrats, who can give "A reason for
the faith that is in them, TO show their appre-
ciation of the president-elect, has become
quite popular Mrs. Uriah H. Kaufman, of
Mountville, about two weeks ago presented
her husband with SON, and as Mr. Kauh.
mans first presidential vote was one among
the number of the winning party, he has
named his young son in honor Of the presi-
dentelect Grover Cleveland kaufman,
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FASHIONABLE CoLORED WEDDING.
The Invitations had the word Presents {"
Printed Prominently.

The Invitations had the word Presents {"
Print ed Prominently.
For some time past there has been stir in
fashionable colored society overthe announce
ment OF the marriage of Lewis Boyer and
Miss Lizzie Clark, which took place on
Christmas eve. The groom is a waiter at the
Grape hotel, and the bride Is a sister of Ed
ward Clark, porter Of the same house. whose
wedding occurred about this time last year.
The ceremony took place in the Strawberry
street A. NJ 4. church, on wednesday eve
ming at 81 o'clock. BY the time the
church was filed with invited guests both
white and colorel, the bridal party marched
gup the aisle To the organ music OF julius
Sfuekenholtz. II consisted of the bride and
groom, Miss Aggie Robinson and Laura
Scott bridesmaids and Daniel Clark and Geo.
PEindie groomsmcn. The ushers were
Frank Deem ana Isaac Bradley. Tho cere-
was performed by key. Grimes, after which
tho ncwiy-married couple and friends left
for the residence OF the brides mother ON
North street, whore a reception was held
until midnight. The word +" Presents " oc-
cnpicd n prominent position on the invitation
70 the wedding, and the bride received
great many which were valuable and hand
boEne
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CHRISTMAS C1L1lTTTIES.
Accidents Which Marred the Universally Hap
Celebration of the Day


sleigh containing nine persons was run
into by an engine at a railroad crossing in ST.
Paul, Christmas night. Samuel Borlinger
was killed and the rest severely injured.
Robert Montiort, belonging to a family Of
noted hunters in the Western part of Erie
county, accidentally shot and killed himself
few days since while hunting.
John Goetz, jr., burned by the gas ex-
plosion at Butler Pa, last Sunday morning
has died. His sister Winnie, burned at the
same time, has been made insane by grief
\ drunken man made n disturbance In
Bunnell's museum, in New Haven, Christ
mas night, and when policeman undertook
10 arrest him, some fool or scoundrel in the
audience shouted fire a terrible panic
followed, which lasted for several minutes,
men shouting, children crying and women
tainting. Finally the management succeeded
in reassuring the audience, and quiet was re-
stored. Many had their clothes torn, and
many others sustained injuries which form-
nately were not severe,
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BURNED IND FROZEN.
The Terrible Experience at "a Trump Now Lying
at the County Hospital

Ut tht NOUNIN fV-IIt'I.
Early this afternoon tramp named Wise
was brought TO the county hospital from
Lititz He was in a condition OF terrible
injury and suffering. One leg had been so
badly burned that 1t will have to be ampu-
tated, and the other was in little less frightful
state.
He had been found in n woods near Lititz
this morning and it is supposed that he got
on Christmas spree, went into the woods
alone or with other tramps in like condition,
built fire TO warm himself and while asleep
or in drunken stupor fell into the fire.
He is known TO be an unmarried man and
with no relatives in this section; he has
worked around in the northeastern part of
the county among the farmers, and has led
somewhat of a vagrant and irresponsible ca
reer. His present sufferings are eNcruciatiug
and may prove fatal
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4 nnll- Which M-ns MT

The colOred folks had advertised ball To
take place on "Wednesday evening. but owing
to the great crowd mt the fashionable wedding
very few gathered at the opera house. The
dance was 10 have taken place in the second
story of the building, but as the rent was not
forthcoming Mr.. Necker refused To open the
room and those present had to leave dlsap-
pointed.
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4 skating Rink Closed

From the Reading Times.
The skating rink that was recently opened
in the large dining room of the Mountain
Springs hotel at Ephrata 10y company OF
Lancaster city capitalists has been closed on
account of lack Of patronage When the
rink first opened ii was crowded with
skaters. but latterlv the number of visitors
has SO fallen oil that it was deemed best 10
shut up the establishment
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4 slight Fire.

This morning as a colorcd waiter at the
City hotel was lighting the gas in the dining
room he accidentally set fire to the fly paper
ON the ceiling considerable damage might
have resulted but the fire was eNtinguished
quickly and nothing was injured, The
darkCy was frightened almost out of his
senses
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LANCASTER, bee. s6-rhis has been q dull week
with the cattle men. Only III head ot cattle
were received at James stewRIt's yards ~ cat.
tie and hogs were sold StockcrS and feeders
brought tal9t &c per n butchers, HiNGc bulls. 3
Gic tat hulls, ifola4c hogs, SC.
At Scnscnig's and al McntZCr's yards little or
nothing was doing the latter hcing closed dur
ing the week, and the former selling few head
ot cattle AT last weeks prices and hogs ut &c.
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Your heart Is the busiest pump In the world
pumping all the time never stopping until YOU
die II pumps blood Every four minutes all
the blood in your system passes through your
heart. Blood Is the vital fluid Impoverish ii and
You die. lnvigoTatC il, and You are hearty and
joyful. There must be iron in the blood. or YOU
are pale and puny. Browns IrOH Bitters Is the
most cnicicnt preparation Of iron gentle
powerful and reliable
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Last night thieves broke into the oyster
saloon Of Chas. W. Eckert, under the East
ern market house. They first smashed
pane of glass. and were then able to push
back the bolt upon the inside. They stole a
large lot of oranges and oysters.
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worthy of Cordial and Earnest support.

From tho Chester County Democrat
Tho Lancaster 1NrELLIaENCER has made
some marked Improvements in its appear
ancc by donning fun new dress, and chang
ing its style in makeup The ISrELLI-
oENCEp is one of the best democratic journals
of the state and is worthy the cordial and
earnest support of the party.
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NEW lORR, Dec. 26.-Flour-State and Western
shade stronger, but quiet southern steady
Wheat l4gfSsc higher and firm, with u light
business No. Red, Jan, sO7sGgsILsc; Feb
s,5asH4c Mar s5Ias5}sc; April, s7iIas7lSc;
Corn shade better ana quiet Mixed West.
ern, spot, Is0iSlSc; do future, 4|a,d5lI6c
oats trthe better; State, 3idS7c Western
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From the Eric observer
\ Lancaster, Pa. wholesale grocer named
Joseph Hcrzog beats the record by COM
hitting over one hundred forgcrieS lie
failed in one particular, however. for instead
of filing his pockets with wealth and skipp-
ing of to Canada, he faced the music at home
aud now lauCuishCs in Jail.
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B4RRIiGES.

BEHHER--4lU 4lUNNAw,--On the 25th of December.
lsSl by the Rev. ". T. Gerhard, nj his residence
No. 81 East orange street, Mr. Monroe H. Beh-
lncr of Mannheim township to Miss tlnrl i
Murnmaw, Of Upper Lcacnck township.
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Judge Wheeler. of Jamaica, Vt, recently
removed To- Braitlcboro. twcntv-siN miles,
taking a iavorito cat. The cat The next day
returned to its old home, but finding the
doors and windows closed it returned To- the
family i'm BTattlcborp.
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fITidcg IuSDectiou.

The bridge at Haskelrs mill, on the Pcquca
viii be inspected on Tuesday by the mspec-
tors recently appointed 10y the court
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rnitl OF.

To-day the United States supervisors of the
late elections were paid off at the Office OF
Charles |. Landis They received SIS each.
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New York.
VEN ADTERTTsEMEyTs,

TNHE CIGARMAKERS OF THIS CITY
Il viii hold Il Ball nj Rothweier's Hall, West
King street, this evening Ito
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WANTED--A GIRL To DO GENERAL
w Homework. Apply at
ltd SO SOUTH DUKE STREET.
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CLOTHING

MYERS & RATmNON.