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Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
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WHO Wa with Dugau, wAs th2 dfst VIE
nsss examinsd, and No SAID;
1--WE came down from Chester on th!
regular passenger tssin, which arrived
here before tAs excursion train. We gol
81 Of Delaware ayeuus station. said
10 Dugan, this y DslswAre sveeue sta-
tion.' He said yes, this train don't n
to Market street, Some one slss said,
the train goes 10 Baltimors.' 4 number
Of street cars were standing over By the
Middle Depot, and we went over therA
he driver said hs could not 60 IN with q
Cur unless there wac crowd. We then
went over to the Logan House, whore ]
had ANAL beer and one clgar, and
Dugan took two cigars. wanted to 90
back TO tho station and wait for q train
to 70 down TO Market street, bat Dugan
said II would be nearer 10 60 In the
avenue.
awe came in the avenue and did not
ses any one until We got to the Adams
street end Of tho eemetery. -Four men
were sitting on the curb near the corner.
Dugau said: Good evening, gentlemen,
but I could fnot understand what they
replied. When NO had nearly reached
the cemetery gates heard footsteps ap-
proachiug back Of Us, turned around
aud one man had his arm raised, TO
strike. I said, Don't do that, We have
done nothing to you.' He struck me,
and when ! came to ] was In the street.
went over to DuRau aud he wns sitting
agaipst the fence said: Are you hurtP
but he made no reply. then said:
'Dugan. am going to get this blood
washed on me. and II l can find any one
will send them to you.'
II walked down the street and met an
officer and two citizens. I told the OH
Ger that four men had beaten us, and
that my partner was up against tho
cemetery fence unconscious. 1 told him
my partner was not drunk. He told me
10 60 home and get washed and be would
attend to my friend. / reached homo
and after calling my wife lell uncon-
scious. came to 10 about one hour and
. half, but did not know DuGan was
dead until bis brother told me In the
evening""
Tie witness was cross-examined ct
length, and said that one OF the four men
was In bis shirt sleeves, but he was not
the one that struck the blow. He denied
that either he or Dugan were drunk, and
said that hc had drank three more beers
than Dugan.
The witness did not remember moot
ing any one on the avenue until they saw
tho four men. The man thst did tho
hitting had weapon OF some kind and
did not Use his fat.
The evidence Of john T. Quinn, Harry
o. Wclch and Thomas brennan was
heard, and tended TO show that Dugan
was . sober, industrious young man,
and that on the night he received his
'atal injuries he was not under the influ-
ence OF liquor.
Thus far there has not been the slight
est evidence TO show who the guilty par
ties arc, but the fact is now more firmly
established than ever that Dugsn was
the victim Of an unprovoked aud muir
derous assault.
Another session will be held at 2
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
To the cit zcns of Delaware.

The members Of the N. X. 7. Cub
desire TO call the attention OF the cltiI'b.
Of Delaware, to the position which th'i
have placed Dslaware's candidate MA
Thielman In the Press contest for u,
most popular school teacher. Last weei
by exerting their utmost efforts our can 80.
didate now stauds second, with 5o%l
votes. The report that the club 10 noIa
ing back numter OF votes is enuIeA
without foundation. The excellent show
ing made BY tho club should commaE
itself 10 our people. The odds arc gfsas
" against Delaware on account o. w w
general public, in the other ausLsers, ssna u" sa
only taking great interest but doing 40
ffva work
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
DotA

OOtA
Jamss A. saudsrs 10 making up nice
Citing suits fer gentlemen at No $50
Orange street at reasonable prices and
gnaranteeing satisiAction 70 Ill Ais Gus
tomera
Persons wishing butter put up for win
ter use will do well to call at Tatnall,s
creamery. Fourth and shiplsy streets.
Smells q Co, dealers in all kinds Of
Southern produce. Wholesale and retail
Give NJ . call. We receive larRo co..
eignmeuts Of Southern pfoduce overy
day, which must BE- sold. No is East
Fourth street.
Jones, wall paper, At the old stand. IA
Market street. Latest dssigpA Work
done At short notice.
For good, homs-raisod, Juicy beef.
steaks, 20 to Moreland's. No. 407 King
street.
For CRATES. open hre-places. wood
mantels, and tiles for walls, floors and
vestibules, 80 to Baylis', No 7ls Market
street.
Geo c. Ma-is advertises for rent de.
etrAbe business stand At No. West
Fourth street.
Garfield Camp No. Q, Sons Of Vet
erans, will make an excursion to Cape
May, on the steamer Republic, on Wed
nesday. the 26th Inst, at the low rata Of
81 for adults and children so cents.
The Standard American Dictionary
and Household Encyclopedia Is being
sold BY Count O. N. Cimbar, the COM
piler, at Boer's Hotel, No. 821 Market
street, for 81.
A suitable reward will bs paid for the
return OF fox terrier pup TO No. 1907
Jefferson strset, which was lost near
Folly Woods last Saturday.
james A. Sanders, at No. $50 Orange
street, Is making up bluA and black serge
suits for gentlemen for SIS and upwards.
W. b. Brannan Of this city IL passing
the summer ~ tho Soldiers Home at
Marion, Indiana.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
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1telnterineni OF Veteran,

The bodies OF Alexander William.
and George Bailey, two veterans who
died In the alinshouse last May, wsro
taken out Of the Potter's Field on MI.
day, aud placed In metallic Lr.iisbt
casks,s BY L. W. Palmer, by order Of
the Grand Army. Their funeral took
place yesterday afternoon.
Tho procession was formed At Fourth
and Ship.ey streets and moved along
Fourth to Market, to Ninth, TO Madison,
to the cemetery. The line was composed
Of Smyth Post File aud Drum Corps,
6myth Post No. 1, DUPONT Ptst No, Q.
Grant Post No. 10, Phil. Sheridan Post
No. 23, Garfield Camp Nc. 9, Sons Of
Veterans, and the Delaware Cadet Corps.
Each p0st WAS accompanied by ils firing
party. The line was headed by Chief
Marshal William b. Norton and aids,
and Department Commander Lewis aad
staff.
Tho iutermonts were made 10 the
soldiers' Ilot at the WilmingtoA.Nna
BrAndywine Cemetery. In accordance
with the ritual OF the q. A. r. At thl
conclusion the usual three volleys wsf
fired over the graves by the guard.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
casy yessanru

Nepsra J. q Wrlsht Howard Msrosv
4na Emory Wright tent 70 Qeltimers on
Saturday to take psH ip celebration ol
the Monumental Band. ThteA young
men are coming 10 the ifont y 4usieiaHl
and deserve 70 b encouraged. Thsy ~.
port having had very nice time
The Choral Association, under the
Management OF J. 8. Jones, are making
sxtensive preparations to rspelt their
grand rshsarssl given in Odd fsllows'
The Upioa CompAny. under ne train
ing Of W. h. r. Wright, will bs support
ed BY Heari Strange eloeutionist, Of
PhiladelphiA.
Mis- EdIth Gaines, oontralto. also Mise
Horsey and Driskst Of Chester Tho
entertainment has the support Of Dr..
Riddick, and tho officials Of Zion Church,
and will take place June 20.
Mr.. Virgil Wright Waited Philadelphia
yesterday and wss the guest Of Mr.. Henri
Strange. He leaves for Lansdals to-day
TO spend the summer.
Several insurance companies have
elaine IN dispute. Quite large numbsr
Of colored people belong to the different
companies throughout this city. The
dissatisfaciton with some gtows out Of
anioouuoisteAuiux iu Io&et0 W CtAlmh
The best way. to put this matter before
the people 10 to publish statements
through this paper. The reason for this
tion than any other 10 the city.
The commonwealth has taken advan-
tsss Of this aud are going to furnish iu-
formation through the columns Of this
paper. Mr.. Holland, president, and Mr..
Haywood. manager, have eesn the utility
and viii furnish matter, giving satisfae-
tion concerning their company.
Children's Day was held yestsrday IN
She A. U. n. p. Church. Addresses
were made By the pastor and superin-
tendent. Mr. d. B. Anderson. Mr.. e.
Wiiliams performed on the cornet, and
several solos weie sung by the members
Of tho school. The exercises were In
structive and interesting.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
11sht A ueaarcvalla

ps.: s,! Ly.sa = I'd !shs My g e. ,sss
evening, over the rssult Of the Demo.
crstio 1bmination, whsn Lynch called
Riley liar, for wbieh indlgnity Riley
gave him good pummeling. y y
thousht BY some oi his friends that
hereafter he will BE- more choice 10 his
sxpressi6ns, or at least will avoid the
hsts Of blacksmith, whose blows may
b oompsssd 70 those giysn By . slsdge-
hamm@,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Death on tho lsnil.

John R. Johnston, IA years old, and
George Smith, IL years, were struck by
a Baltimore and Ohio railroad train near
Yesterday sIds as}tfsstl4nn, Twenty-sixth ward,
they were walking on tEs frsekss. s"r55na. J55na.
ston was instantly Killed and Smith sus-
tained injuries which are likely TO prove
fatal
Aloiss and Annie Fellker, aged re-
spectivsly 9 and IL years, were killed by
q train on bridge ut Perryville. NAssa
chusetts, on Friday. Their father, who
WAS fishing of the bridge, was injured.
but not dangerously.
A passenger train on the Richmond x
Danviile railroad was wrecked near Mar
| shal, North Oarolina, on Saturday. Ten
persona were hurt.
Otto and Sherman Bert, aged IL and
IS years. respectively, weve struck and
killed BY train In Chicago yesterday.
John Fuenston and vile were struct
aud killed by train near Big Spring
Nebraska, on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

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anyone VIII be shown this superb work
Dy calling upon Count T.. NJ. Cimbar, the
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Wiiinl ngton. Del. 6-I6-5l.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
A Case Of Heat Pros,ra,Ion.

A remarkable case OF heat prostrAti,n
occurred at an early hour this morning,
the victim being . well known city oik.
olai. 1t seems that ho was an ardent
supporter OF Petar ]. Ford as the Demo-
cratic candidate for sheriff. When tbs
returns came In last Saturday night and
he found that his favorite had been
showed under, he denied him'ef tn.
pleasure of returning to his wife AID
family, and started out TO investigate tho
why and wherefore.
As politics and religion are not sup
posed TO be united, his tour Of inves'iEs'
lion did not lead him to single church
He pursued HE inquiries all Of Saturday
night. all Gay yesterday and would no
doubt had continued them to-day had hs
not been attacked with sunstroks or hea'
prostraiion at an early hour this morn
Ing, when he took refuge In meat sto',
on King street above Fifth. As be seen:
ed to bs In . critical condition the pAtro!
wagon was summoned and he was n.
moved 70 his home. where he received
proper attention. "4-.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

rhs meeting convened At 10 o'clock
this morning 10 Fletcher Hall, President
w. Il. Avery In the chair. Rev. ]. U
smoot was elected secretary pro ten
Rev. W. l. 8. Murray, Presiding Eldsi.
reported fine opening at East Lss'
Park Tor . Rood Sunday school worn.
A new chapel will be dedicated In lev
wesks. Bro. Hanna reported tue woh
ut tho Centennial Mission. Rev. Adam
Stsngle read an exegssis on Rom. ALL.
1T. Remarks were m1de BY Bros. Van,
Burkalow, Murray, Smith. Price an',
Tomkinson. Others present were; BroA
SAndcrson, Franklin, Dolbow, Gives,
Scott and Dill. Bro. L E. Barrett wa
requested TO read paper on "Icmpf
sncs." June 23d. Adjourned With osps
dicti0n By Bro. Dolbow.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

houney Htreet sunday School.
The Rodney street Sunday School csle-
brated childrsn's day yesterday afternoon
The building was beautifully decorated
with garlands Of field daisies fsstooued
about tie pulpit platform, with pyramids
Of potted plants at each corner with the
scriptural quotation "a little child shall
lead them beautifully covered with box
wood on the wall back. Tho program
was - follows: Chorus, 10 church arise
and sing" prayer BY tue pastor; chorus,
Again the day OF Gladness !" chorus,
"Children Of Jerusalen;" reading scrip
lures BY the Superintendent; chorus,
ITO and Fro" by The Infant class ad-
dress By Rev. Geo: n. Hickman; chorus.
Hail the Cross Of jesus" recitation by
i've little girls /; address by the pastor I;
duett, "Happy are We" by Marion and
Ethel Rogers; chorus, "On our way Re-
loicing. Chorus, "All Hall the Power Of
Jesus Name" Benediction. The whole
thing was great success and was enjoy
cd by every one present.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
A CnrtI.

1t having been reported that q hack
man OF this city took a party of ladies
aud gentlemen out to WOoddale on
Thursda, morning last, aud, instead Of
calling for them early In the evening, ss
agreed upon. did lot return uniil 10
O'Clock at night. l wish 1t distinctly
known by all my friends and the public
In genera that l am not that hackmau,
aud do not do business III that way.
JAMES ID. GoEMAN.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Drowned ut Laurel.

Elmer shsfisr, Of Philsdel phia, ,,aas aes
Is years, WAS drowned in the Nan'..SSis wSis
river, near ssaford. last saturasy n
swimmIng with some other ooyr; M
went to 6eaford on Friday to v.' ~ ~
brother. and on saturday went ,sa w,sa ou
boys to tho river and was carrie. =
into the current. The body MA .cc;
covered about two hours after sno NV
dent
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Thursdsy, 10Th, Anlalusla, Epworth
Sale Of CITY Lots.

d. r. Townsend sull on Saturday
evening i've building lots belonging to
The city, on Rowland street, to Jamss
Cbeyney, at ~ per loot, No. 6S to the
same at s. per loot, and Nos. &c and 67
were sold to John Murphy at Ss.75 per
foot. The total amount realized was
$73O.96, which was t3I.96 more than
they were previously sold at.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
UyocIh'a Majority.

Blackbird and Pencader having tsr,S DseS
heard from Lynch's majority for che sherla .Is,
is found to BE- 654. Tie vote III b.see. ~ IN
bird wss ISL for Rothwell and .. y, N
Lynch. In Pencader the vote was Tsn.. !"
for Lynch. 70 ior Ford and 10 for ione' on,.
A Angular coincidence In Blaexp,r
Hundred was that Mr.. Rothwe,, y
celved precissly the same numoa' ~. /"
votes for sheriff that he rec ciysd 10. ..r ~,
nomination ior Levy Court four 's''
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
A Hajr-Yulling Hlhtoh.

Tho residents OF the south side o. 4
Second street near King were Ues.1S .so,,s =
an unusual Sunday afternoon ps.'%I, %aI,
Anes yestsrdsy, namely, . genuine ,ssld
pulling match between two ladiss =, ,, an
Ing In said square, in consequence TSrsai :, M
striking the child OF the other. i sn,
Of killing were also heard. but ~ boos s
event took place. and It is to DO Ivy
never will. :,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Answer This Question.

Why do 80 many people We SEQ s'Uu md,
miserable by indigestion. Constip..'V,ss n
Dizzinsss, Loss Of Appetite, Com,n ~, 751
Of the Food, Yellow Skin, wnsI sWI,,.liss(
we will sell them ehiloh,1 DAD
guaranteed to cure thsm2 N. D; D;s.coaI
forth, wholesale and retail AGENT '
and Market streets, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
shlioh's Con.u,np,ion Cure.

This Il beyond question the most sue.
cessful Cough Medicine We tavo ever
sold, . few doses Invariably cure the
worst cases Of Cough. Group and Bron-
chitis, while its wonderful success In the
cure OF Consumption 10 without . paral-
lei 10 the history Of medicine. Since It's
drst discovery Il hes been sold on . guar
antes, . test which NO other medicine
can stsnd. II you have . cough We
earnestly ask you 70 try H. Prloe 10c,,
50c. and II. II your lungs are sore,
chest. or back lame, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. N. b. Danforth, wholesale and
retail agent. Second aud Market streets,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

EOK RENT.-1HE LARGE BUSI-
II ness stand Al No. West Fourth st.
II rooms: gas In every room.
T. lost GkO. y. MAklS.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

sHILOH's CATARRH REMEDY. A
marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphtberis.
Canker Mouth snd Headache. With
each bottle there 10 an ingenious nasal
Injector for the more successful treat
ment OF these complaints without extra
charge. Price Soc. N. B. Daniorth,
Wholesale and retail agent Second and
Market streets, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

Presiding Elder Murray preached a:
NJ. Lebanon NJ. L. Church on Sunday
Rorning on tho character OF Christ and
The various miracles he performed, and
Che miracles be wrought to prove the
reliability Of his claims. In the evening
L. preached q stirring sermon at MI.
Dalem.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
The Sample Box.

A sample police and telegraph box has
been erected In front OF the City Hall
BY the Gayuor Electric Company OF
Louisvills, KY, which 10 connected with
an apparatus for receiving messages
located inside the hall. The battery 10
also inside, and consists Of . number OF
small Jars, connected. The box on the
street is furnished with telephone and
signal buttons.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

The coTorer Investigated the case OF
John Tilshinsn, colore1, who died sud
denly at Aliens brickyard last Saturday,
aud upon finding that u resulted from
hemorrbages, granted certificate to
that effect. The body was removed to
the homs OF the deceased, No. IT'S West
Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Beware of I,npostors.

A man visited several parties iu the
upper part OF the city, a fsw days ago,
under tho pretence that he had been sent
TO collect bills due for shoes and other
articles. Persons should be ON their
guard against such rascals, as they may
be fleeced OF their hard oarninga
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

The Epworth League choir Of Unlon
u. T. Church gave a service of song In
Newport NJ. I. Church last evening.
They also had charge OF the $50 p. m.
Seung peoples prayer service.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

J A. silverbrook n. Z. Church yester.
ID Ave proba ationsrs were received into
lhH membership. This evening the
EewQsth League will hold their regular
1oPthly meeting. All are cordially In
yI.sa.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Destroyed by Fire.

, The celebrated 3 D. B. B. cigar, manu-
factured BY H. F. Bourbon g. Bro., No.
elo West Second street. Sold At all the
isading hotels and cigar stores. Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Sale Of Horse,

A. Fl. Tyson will sell twenty Kentucky
and Southern Ohio horses at Chester,
Pa, on Thursday, the l9th inst. Among
ii en- are somc first-cla's rioters as well
% general purpose hois g. Catalogues
y be obtained OF l.. W. stidham 4
S.n, No. Ill East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

! Frank j. Murphy will close his store,
No. lit Market street, at q p. N. until
the 18th Of August, with the excer.
aop Of Tuesdays and Saturdays, on which
esys the store will remain open until
i.O p. N.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Killed nj Dover,

A telegram was received about noon
to-day, stating that Thomas Riley, who
resides at No. 80 Carpenter street, was
kiiled at Dover this morning by the fall
u . scafold on which he was working.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Drunk and plsordsrly.

Patrick Mullin and Thomas flerson
were charged before Judge Ball this
morning with being drunk and disor-
dsrly. The evidence showed that at .
late hour last Friday night they forced
their way into . house and were only
elected By the use Of = bull dog and re-
volYer. They were aned S1 and cosn
each.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Tho W Gather.

Tho " eathsr.
Tomorrow promises to be fair to
partly cloudy and rather warmer, with
showers In different sectious., Wednesday
warmer and humid.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

Choice steaks from home-raised breI
from IA to IS cents per pound. at More.
lands, No. 407 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

Liverpool and London Tailors.
All wool pants to order t3 90. suits,
$1a00. Cut to your measure, wcll made
with good trimmings. Perfect fit guar
anteed. 521 Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

The Rev. Philip B. Cabell lett ,os es,snS T
csgo, yesterday, 10 attend . cI1,msslss
Of ministers Of the New ,,S q
Church, which meets In thAs u"
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

Constable Harry A. Smith, at the suit
Of Thomas NcCorkls, sold the personal
effects Of Edmund =. Rodgers. residing
At No. oil Market strest, this morning At
10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

James Mills, Fourth street and Rail-
read avenue. wishes to employ two good
wheslwrights.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

Try q. L. Meiler's California hams and
beef tongue at fifty cents. He keeps all
other kinds Of meat at 507 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

Laurel Council, No 2, United Friends
Of America, will give an excursion to
Cape May, on Thursdsy next on the
steamer Republic.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Now is Your Chance.

T. A. Shannon has just received q fine
line of gents' flannel shirts at the lowest
prices, 305 West Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

Benjamin Rigby has taken out letters
iestamentary on the estate Of John Kay,
late Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
The ResIstrAr.s assy,vrs.

The Registrar's hepvrt.
The report Of Registrar Lee shows that
during the past wesk there were Is
births, 7 marriages aud 81 deaths iu this
city, against "a deaths for the CORE
spending week Of last year.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

For Good Hose
At low prices 20 to J. e. Rhoads & Sons,
Third and Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
ls,,,s Nevs,,lss

lsssss Novsitiss
In wall paper and window shsas,a VI
the lowest to heet gradss, a. sond 81
Evans e Co. Q. no. 209 M'sSSt ee'OI
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

MeIIvaiu & Co., 200 Il. 4sh Street
Are receiving trout. Spanish mackerel,
soIt crabs and snappers. fresh every
day. Phone, 800.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

DR.. Leonard Kittinger 10 Waiting
Asbury Park, N. j.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
state Of Ther,nomeser

at the RsPUBLl0AN oalce to-day, In the
shades
5o'clock 10 O'Clock 12o'clock
70 70 "A
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Certificate Given.

Special III. so and Is trousers to order,
Glbney, 3l5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Painting,
A Crop of Drunks,

Walter Joseph, house and sign painter.
Shop 603 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

- 70 catiuot photograph and one 16x99
Wey3n portrait u CumniHss' gallery,
Va kafket street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

Don't miss Erworth excursion, J une 10
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

Strong Cough Candy at Ferguson's
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

!. y. J. Dsvis. jsweler, 8 Ess. secei.G.
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Rodney Street sunday School.

Stop st sos Market street aud see
George w. jackson,
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EOk sALE--A FIRST CLASS MEAT
4 market with extra fine fixtures. Ad-
ufcss eIohE, this Office. jl6-3tf
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xYyANTED-BoAR AT NO. 4O2
w Shipley street. Also three
rooms to rent. with bath and other ac-
commodations. 1l6-lOtt
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<xJANTED-sIx CotoRED + A IL NJ |
w hands, good wages; cooks, cham |
ber maids and laundrcsses want places !
M Tie sea shore. Apply ut Wilmington
Intelligence Office. 9OJ Orange st. jl0-2tt
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w ANTED-A GOOD STOUT COL
~ ored boy. Apply at 1000 Warrington
street. jlG-2t