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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16

II vote were taken to decide who is
best qualified to write magazine arti-
Gle on Virginia, there lie no doubt that
the author selected would be Thomas
Nelson Page. Mr.. Page has, in fact,
written such an article, aud IL has been
illustrated copiously by C. s. Reinhart
It's title Is "The Old Dominion and 1t
will appear in the Christmas Harper's
Magazine.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16

SALEM, November l6, p. M Office
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. Quota
tions for day and up to hour of going to
press were as follows:
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MA1HEsoN 4 CO.


th ssso soSs si, ws'1 la Sna,t 0e nss;, f Sn ,sSRs55ts . st.sss.
per month; good location for keeping cows and
tsso-New cottage Of four rooms. cellar. good
barn and over half an aere of ground. immsdi-
etely adjoining city, limits on south and within
the place for poultry, or cows; 500 down. 'fsb
Pr es1o mo on,i.~ nniidins: insured three years for
SsN-hiI-rooa, dwelling recently built, ON
$50 down. SIS per month.
Psnton ard holliA;. or s%lsctrio line: hail .is
to run three yssrs;. vii take Montsns National
'' & .sSo@Se ,s' b saSl'H as selI on cas-. cid. four
blocks south Of Broadway: hall. seven rooms,
three closets. s@icove b,th room fully plumbed.
aud sitting room finished in OAK; houae nicely
papered throughout; shed; lot 42xl00; $500
S',B5O-Attractive ten-room tdouble) frame
dwelling IN Rodney street; city water. sewer
connection, finest lawn and trees in Helena; lot
sOx24o: good outbuildinss; convenient to school;
.Sl.25o-very attractive new dwelling, ons-half
block from kodney street; hall. i've rooms, two
s s!sss' f. ss! :sto :sse f; rs &c: m month"; sassRB9'ila al%y:
s.. tOo-stx.room brick cottage. on corner Of
bert street; alley In rear; we'll grown trees; form
or price $500.
A customer Of ours has 1850 acres of timbsred
land fourteen miles from Helena, and accessible
BY good roads. which he wishes to trads for a
house ard lot in Helena worth $1,000 to 5000.
The land 10 covered With . fine growth of yellow
pine suitable for oordwood.l
len acres on electric line. between cemetery
and university. elegant location Tor suburban
home or market garden: $500 per acre, payable
one-quarter down. balance on four yeAls' time;
interest at 6 per cent.
six-room furnished house. west side, modern,
for rent; $40,
seven-room hous, eee Psosta avenue, newly
painted and papered, Sl2. Other houses to rent
from o. up.
ter addition at very moderate prices. Montana
National bank deposit certificates taken at par.
MATHESON 4 CO..
Gold Block.
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SH9R1FI's SALE HENRY DUIGNAN.
~ M. J aa9s. pnuisn:a A., sa /. n; L. jansen . eo,part;
NSrthw estorn etons Supply COMPANY. plain.
S NJ, ", hho sns .; 9Th G,ph; as Hsn,.ns hu Hs|ss! r Gss
p].rtnsi: As J:. iSa1 iso o.'s 4 Hahn. dss.ndans:. w
cree eDe q for fo1. q .nssI and ~ = 81. III issued out q the
distriot. ce9rt Of the First judicial distrio. Of the
f it:,i Of .n a0c Ci.9ss, IN On .a sSe 81 : III ID d., ee q ta. o.
4. D. 1879. in the above entitled acton. vhersin
Henry Duisnan. James Luisnan and L.. n. Jan
name Of Northwestern Etons. supply Company.
the above named plaintiffs, obtained a Judgment
and decree Tree Of foreclosure and 'a' s a:aip.t Mon;
Eank Of Helena, Mon,ana. Helena Co-opsrstiyo
Grant,. and s.pdssons GomPsay and Frank Jcz-
Jeziok Iros. Il Hahn. defendants. on the
10th day Of June. A. D. 1893. for the sum
Of 81 ,7s2 10 beside. interest. costs aid At
day Of June a. D.. 1889, recorded in judg-
j nm commanded to soil ali those certain, lots.
Fl Montan.. and bounded and described as foi-
20 much Of lots numbered two l) three tsl
(4o6) OF the original TOWNSHIP OF tho pity OF Hel-
to Wit; FseiAuins 1t tho intersection Of tho
western limo Of Fuller avenue Or Gu,oh street or
Center street and tho northeastsr y line OF sixth
avenue or Price street. the point Of i,terssc-
ton h%ing m the SOUTHEAST corner Of said lot
numbered two ca Of block numbered four hum
dred five (a05) Of said Helena townsite. running
thonos northsrly along the west line OF fullsr
avenue nr dulch street one hu-drsd fftssn lisl
fect. thessc, westerly parallel U!sh tho n or, line
thence sonthorly parallel with the wo't line Of
said lots three 81 and four ~ ssventy-two and
one-hAlf U2h) feet moro or less to The northeast
line Of Sixth avenue or Price street: theme:
southeAstarly along the said northeast limo OF
sixth avenue or Price street sevcnty-hve (T5) feet
to the place of beginning,
Together with iii and singular Tho tenen ents.
hero i~itaments and appurtsnAnces thersunto be-
l0nains or in anywise appertAinins.
Public notioo II hereby given that on Tussday,
tho 24d day OF Auxust. 4. ID. 1893. at IL O'Clock
IN. Of that day at The front door Of tho court house,
Hclena. Lewis and Clarke county; Montana.
Of foreclosure md pale, ell the above described
property, or 20 much thereof A. may bo
necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with interest
and costs. TO tho highest and boat bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this aist day OF July.
CHARLES u. CURTIS. Sheriff.
BY TnED L. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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Some Famous "Rocking stones"

During the years 1Sso-90 Professor Henry
RHals of the British Royal society was in
the United States making n special search
for rocking stones or balanced bowl
ders." But few of these geological Won
ders are known to exist, their scarcity as
we'll as the curious manner in which they
have been left poised upon mountain tops
and other emineuces makesthem objects of
interest. The professors visit
to this country was made mainly to prove
that these curiously balanced stones, in
many instances weighing hundreds %oftons,
were carried on floating icebergs during
the epoch known as the glacial period"
and that the subsequent melting of these
immense icetields left the stones in the po-
sitions in which they are now found.
There are two fine examples of rocking
stones in New England, one at Noank,
Conn, on the farm of Caleb Haley and the
other at Lanesboro, Mass. The former is
estimated to weigh 25 tons and oscillates
to the extent OF about sin inches, and is so
evenly balanced rs to be easily moved from
side to side by the muscular eNertions of
one arm and hand.
The one at Lanesboro is described as be-
ing the largest specimen of the erratic
bowlder in existence in this or any other
country. 1t is Is feet high and 20 feet long
aud is estimated to weigh not less than
10000 ons.-Philadelplia Press.
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ALIAS SUMMONS-IN THE JUSTICES
"A court of Helena township. county of Lewis
and Clarke. state OF Montana, before A. c. Vo-
taw, Justice of the peace
ca lister & Fro, plaintiffs. We. Peter Davis.
defendant.
The state of Montana to the above named de-
PENDANT, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear be-
fora me, A. {. Notaw a~iustice of the peac , in and
for the county of | evils and CLARKE, at my office
N Helena, within ten 1oy days after the compile
ton of the publication of this mmo to-wit:
after Sept. Is. 1888. then and there to make an
swer TO The complaint Of the above named plain
tlffs, IN n civil action to recover the sum Of two
hundred and SIX and % 10J t;20b. 2s) dollars for
WORK ana services hauling ore from thu Mime
sofa mine to Gregory CCncentrator in Jefferson
comfy, \ ontana, for defendant, at his SPECIAL
ms anco and request, during and, prior to July
"A. 1893, and in default thereof, Judgment will be-
rendered asa'nst you, Peter j avis. tho above
named dafendant for the sum of two hundred
and six and 25-100 dollars and costs in this behalf
expended
Gwen under my hand this 18th day of August,
A. ID, 1898, A. c. VOrAW'
Justice of the Peace.
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THE SORROW OF THE SEA.

II is nor storm nor calm. but yesterday
Tho wild winds leapt in sudden thunder
down,
Shook the dark waters into starry spray
And thrilled the soul of many Il seaside town.
All, cruel arc tho hungry tides that drown:
They kill, yet cast ashore their tender prey,
Tossing 1t carelessly as seaweed brown,
Needless Of lovers young and parents gray.
But now remorse is here! The ponderous wave
Upcoils full wearily its snowy crest,
Of after brooding, not of passion, slave!
Lit by the low slant yellow of the west.
Unquiet grave! Thyself without u grave,
TIL there DO no more sea, in foam, at restl
John Hogben in London Spectator.
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NOTICE TO C?-OWNERS-TO J. Fl. SIN
~ clair. his heirs, executors. administrators
aal assigns:
You are hereby notified that ]. Fisk J. Shaffer,
your oo-owner, have, in accordance with section
1924 Of the Revised ttatutes Of the United
States. expended in lahor and improvements
uated in Scratch Gravel &unorganized) mining
district. in tho county of Lewis and Clarke.
ss:te of Montana. tho sum of one hundred ($l0O)
senting said claim according to law for the years
1871 AMI 1852. and unleFs you contribute u
cause to be contributed your share of such ex-
the undersigned. at Fe ena. in the county of
! owls aud Clarke. state of Montana. within
ninety (90) days after the service of this notice.
by publication, your interest in said
Ii ader quartz lode mining claim will be for
feited and become tho property of the under
signed. as provided by said section 2, 324 of Re-
vised Statutes of tho United States.
FISK J. SHARPER.
Dated Helena, Mont, Aug. Is. 1898.
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PROPOSALS.. FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
L Ut6os Of Chief Quartermaster, Department
SEIZED PROPOSALS, in triplioats. viii 30
received at this Office. Or at the following named
posts, and at Helena. Mont. until II O'Clock =.
nishing and delivery Of suoh corn % may be re-
anisel during the fiscal year ending june 80.
ISL; At M fortt . Ms; dn9 fn:;. cp RHsa,a xe psh; and
and Yates. North Dakota: Forts Meade and
Sully, eouth Dakota. Fort Smelling. MINI. and
Fort Y ellowstone. Wyo. Plank forms Of pro-
posals, with full instructions to bidders. viii be
on application to this Office, or to tho
at the various points named
jim V. FUREY. Quartermaster, U. d. Army,
I hief Q~uArtermAster.
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- hereby given that the annual mating ~ ,boo
ftochhoidets of the 60 Mining Il Miling ON
pany OF Montana will be held at the ohio CO Of inc
! +. LouS, Mo, on thursday, Aug. II, lsqs 1T -
o clocT noon. &c. the election Of seven trustees
OF sa'u company to servo during tho ensuin2
year and to consider the future policr of tho
compa y and propo.ei amendments to the h.
laws. HFk.I d. rAITUIIN b. ~ ~
JoHs z. MEYER, Secretary,
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THE MARKETS..
STOCKS.

SlOlkS.
New YoRK. Aug. 15.-Bar silver. 721a.
Copper-Weak; lake 50. 30.
Iead-Quiet; domestic, So 32H.
The stock market was feverish and unsettled
carly in the day. The appointment of receivers
fcr the Northern Pacific property had an adverse
influence on corporations. but the bears laid
syen greater stress on the repor 8 tEat the d-
rectors of the Burlington would reduce tho diyi-
dend rate. Burlington fell Oft 2,s to IA, hook
Island to 55A and tho remainder of the list
yielded q to 2 per cent. When officially an
nounced that the directors of the Burlington
had declared the usual quarterly dividend there
Was a tremendous rush to cover. General
Electric sold up from 81 to 1873, Sugar advanced
81. and Burlington, Chicago Gas and North
western each about 3 per cent. The entire list
showed improvement.
> Governments-Firm.
3 D-k--t- AsI
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A LAS SUMMONS-IN THE
"a court of the First Judicial district Of tbs
state OF Montana. in and for the county of
Parker, d fandant. '
he state OF Montana sends greeting to tho
above named defendant
You aTe hereby required !, appear in an action
iroug' ta@ain-t ven BY the abavo named plaintiff:
IN the district court of the First judicial district
Of the stste OF Montana, in and for tho county OF
Lewis am Clarke. and to answer the complaint
lied therein, within ten days. texclusiys OF tn,
summons. II served within this county. or, il
teryed out OF this county. but Wit in thisdlstrict,
within nj twenty days; Otherwise with in forty Gays
Or judgment by default will be taken against YOU
according TO the prayer of seid complaint.
lio tah action IS rougna to recover iudg-
mem ~ ai6st y"n + r tho sum of eighty seven
agility NV dollars from the 18th day of May,
le.", y ING .faic, Of ten por cent per annum,
which The plaintiff ale. es in his comDfnint TO
Pc Duo him from defendant on n certain prom
ls'ory notH, ntrie, oxecutoi and del vered by
one u. i.yans TO Gc'endnn, Or tlo 9th day u
itbruhr!. 1888, whereby the aid t.. fyans prom
lteu TO ply to detendal.t tire tuIu # 800 three
lAontis titcr d"'f, for yAiuo received, togeth,r
".thiht.Icft thereon At tie rate Of ten per cent per
t1liuin rom tsteu until ptt !. which said note WIS
b dofCn ant On or sod to plaintiff by writing his
Ealito On TIC hack thereof, and Transferred and
aeliNoIed TO plaintiff, prior to tho 24th day of
May, Is4a. anJ which said noto wa, on tfe lTth
CIV OF Nay, 1893, presented 10 tho said o va a
ior payment AMI payment thereof demanded II
which raid note vas tbrrsapJn daily protested
Tor ro3-pHytn"nt, notice Of wnich dendn l., non
Eayin,nj md protest VIA Gisel to tho raid O.
tFahs and the SAID Gefentia7t: no part of which
taEt 9It' Lac been pant except tie sum of ~
I9id May 4, 1856: s. paid May IL. 10. ma AZ
paid ny u. 1893, and for cost of suit
Ard yon are horeby notified that If you fail IN
appear and ankwrri The said plant MS above
required. the faid plaintiff will taNe Judgment
% Ge!tuA against you fr tho sum Of Isl. 70
an me esh on lie sum If So from May II,
1873, ut tie ratio Of ten.uer cont nor unnnIn ana
Tor O Dtts OF snt.
Hlyen under my hand and tho se,j NJ tho d,s-
"ietcourt OF the First jIdicial district of tho
state of Montana. ia md for tho
. - comfy of Lewis end Clarke.
Seai INST This 5'h day uf Augu I, in tho
Juu. ! lst. year Of our Lord one thousand
"hrt. eight hundred and ninety-tnres
~ JOHN BEAN. Cleric
ty JESSE Kicker, equity Clerk.
1ho'. G.. Each. Attorney for Plaintiff
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NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures Is
- hereby given that A: M, 1h9rnba.sh has
for the benefit Of the creditors Of the said A. n.
1horn hurgh. and that the undersigned has taken
erty Of the said A. n. T~hornburgh.
All persons indebted to the said A. N.
1hornbureh are notified to make payment of tho
amounts owing by them to the undersigned
with out delay.
L. {. +. LOTT
Aes'gnee of A. NJ. Thornburgh
Dated July ~, 1893.
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Cus out n send 10 this onlos Youn OF
the above COUPONS, together with TEN
CENTS, aud We will send You postpaid AMI
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NJ; s@,USDEHT hE RES FLAG. BY Mis-. n.
No: 4"KiEG isoLoMoN's MINES q, H. Ride.
No ya.4RouNp THE WORLD IN EIGHTY
No: s s1THs e G Sasss ssisi BROTHERS. BY Alex.
No. en s@lR R2le: siAAer, By Mrs. H.n., Wood.
No. Ne. sIAfhHi black * f S%A HSs'h s. 81 ai.' W:lt.,
No. 10 NOBLE LEE; ~ p, NJ: Melool.
~ &1 i.nth''s pa aGtsitl By Jhs1ictt. I'M Il.
sd s' ;s@;h is'f BIi It isDs %1I llh:'ni i, A,.,.na..
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No. ms isH NEIL CRUSADE. B, Ro.. Nou-
No sAi IA a Study IN scAn1Er. n, A. Conan
Ne. 01i:--HooK RUIN, Or THE DAUGHTER
No. ~ 1s1Lo I'D LIsLENs. DATafr iEsspn'n g.
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No N-.THE sou1RE,s DARLING. BY Char
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No: 2s-THE WANDERING HEIR. 8, Charlie.
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No s' sssrn ~ sS SHs1r h aS'3'e.i DIAMOND.
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT NOTICE IA
hereby given that franklin g.. Wallace has
for he benefit OF tho creditors of the faid Franz
IN d Wallace. and that the undortigned has
taken possession under Said assigpn1eTt of \
property II the said rankin Il. Wallace "'
Al persons indebted to tho said Franklin y.
Wallace are notified to make payment OF Tia
out delay. WIN
L., {. +. LO1Z.
Assignee of franklin II. Wallace.
Dated July "a, 1893. ""'
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Well

There's a nice, oldish young mar in De-
troit who is n ~favorite with the ladies, and
so far he has not impaired or destroyed that
characteristic by marrying one of them.
One day a friend met him on his way to the
train bound for II popular seaside resort.
p"Ah," said the friend, "off for the sum-
mer?"
Eyes; back in September"
G'Goingto the same placer"
8t"Yes."
5t"You better hadn't"
why"
,r"They say up to date there isn't a mar
riageable man there, and you are runninga
great risk,
oh, I'm all right, was the cheerful re-
spouse. Pm not afraid"
""Well, you ought to be under the circum-
stances"
l%'But I'm safe"
a.'How!"
az carry a rabbits ot."-Detroit Free
Press.
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NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures Is
made 10 the undersigned IA general assicnranf
Tor the benefit Of the creditors Of the said ILos,
j Porter. and that the undersigned has taken
of said Thomas j. Porter. ~
All persons indebted to the eaid Thos. J..
l ortsr are notified to mnko uayInent Of the
without delay.
THOs. GILCHRlST.
Assignee of Thos. j. Porter.
Dated Aug II, 1893.
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The discount sale at The Pee Hive this week is
no sham. but is q general reduction of every
thing in the house Of 10 per cent. All goods are
marked at our regular prices in plain figures,
from whioh a discount of 10 per cent is allowed
to every purchaser.
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Senior Surgeon-How's that affection of
the heart going on?
Junior Surgeon forgetting himself)-It's
all settled, doctor; she accepted me this
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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Wilbur Tsbbils ....... Merchants Hotel. 81. Paul
Willard &. Dennis........ Hotel Ryan, st. Pau

GALE OF SCHOOL BoNDs-sCHooL Dis
~ trict No, 10. Chotoau County. Montana
Chinook, Mont. Aug. Z. 1885,. Notice 10 hereby
lhoteau county. Montana on Thursday the It'll
day. OF September. A. d; 1893. ct 10 o'clock .. M.
4 the Office Of the school board in Chinook.
the highest bidder. school bonds Of said district
TO the amount Of $4,000, as voted at the school
eaid bonds will be coupon bonds Of the de-
nomination Of $500 each. payable in five years.
and redsomable In three years after date Said
cent per anaum, payable semi- annually At the
Office of tho treasurer Of Choteau county in Fort
Benton. Mont.
all bids.
BY order tho school trustees Of the foregoing
district
II. G. REYNOLDS.
Clerk Of the Poard.
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SHER FF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
~ cution in my hands. issued ont OF the dis
state OF Montana, In and Tor tho county OF Lewis
and Clarke. in the tuit Of New FORK Dry t. Gods
Comy any against george Soymer. duly attestsd
tina 18th, day OF July. A. d. 1874, / have levied
upon all tho right. title and interest. Of the said
George teymer in and To the following de-
scribed property, situated in I ewis and Clarke
county, state of Montana, viz:
!he southeast quarter OF northwest quarter Of
section twenty-five t22), township ton lIo)
north, range four ~ west.
Together with all and singular the tenements,
hersditamonta and appurtenAnoss thsreunto b.
longinE or in anywise appertainins. ..,
NOTICE IL hereby gwen that on the 18th
day Of Anknst. A. D. 1891, al tho hour Of IL o'clock
n. Of raid day, at The front door Of the court honse,
aforesaid. will sell all. the right. tito
and Interest q the said George feymsr
in and to the said above described property, to
the highest bidder Tor cash in hand.
Given nnder my hand this the 9Th day Of Aug
usi. A. ID. 1893.
FRED f. HosB. Under Sheriff.
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Mont.. postoMc
In calling tor then
list.
Baird Il Waaley
Bslliveau, q.
Rootli, MM.
Broser j.
Burnett. Henry
Campbell, John
Cook. II. G.
Cunningham. r, (2)
Dsvan, Andrew
E!och. George
Fsnton. Oscar j.
Flusch. Henry
Glasgow, Il. L.
Glenn. j. j.
Halvarson. r.
Harris, A. II.
johnson, VIM.
Lamb. C. N.
Larson. GregoT
M arteletti, A.
Meyers. o. =.
Monahan. Pat
Murphy. W. p
Mcdonald. Heury
MCGEE, Philip
Nelson, Maltin
Nelson, Gustav
Pehrson. Johan
Power. Maurice
Richardson. q. ID.
d. G.
H.
Sargent d Co., +. b.
Smalpare. Franz FL.
Hugh
Andsen
W allace. George (2)
Arthur
Williams, Arthur
Youmans. II. w.
; LIST.
Brady, Miss Anna
Grafton. Mira. Dollie
Miss Ida
aennin, Mrs.
King. Mrs. Mollie
Lindhoim. Emelia
Mahoney. Miss Annie
Nelson. Miss Bertha
Miss Mary
schrader. Miss Annie
simpson. Nancy
Mrs. A.
Miss q. B.
H. CLEwELL, p. NJ.
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> teen. to take care of one or two children or
help out with light homework. 424 Park ave-
nu8.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY
NJ as nurssry governess; will do all children's
dressmaking and mending; home more An OBJ
flee,