davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13
cussoM ROUSE Jobs GIVEN OUT.

seoes Kesesvcs . Berth lntended for
steeh. who Talked Too Much.
Pcar Tesssxap. July 12--ISpcciai. IL.
y. Jones. local agent Of the Canadian Pa
aic Railasy Company. was appointed
esputy collector today and WAS assigned
= the suites OF auditor. vice q.
Pesatment was somewhat Of q
Aspstse. is IL was generally
sadentoos tsaat Steeb. Of Tacoma. Was
oaoeed 70: this position. which pays
Amo per aanam. II was said 1t the Gus
en house sodsy that Steeb exposed some
ess:sm hossse seerets to . Tacoma news
esesf interviewer. which might blast his
saanees scg = customs Job.
. n Aasan has succeeded Mr.. Jones ~
wat Of Tbs Canadian Pacific railway.
lie Frat appointments Of an outside
@an 70 ps,zg;.on in the home Office will
- msde b. Collector Saunders tomorrow.
"sas - that of Charles Miller. Of Res-
80. - nisat deputy. vice Rufus Z. Cal
seans fes'sassd- at salary of 81. so per an
s-.a~ Mile Is - years of sge and native
aasylano. lie has lived at Ros.yn for
ea ysars ard is the member of the
xassfasle state central committee for
-ssas eoSaiy. lie arrived in Port
ssssend '12isy and Is said to have some
ue s'rcnfEsss letters of Enforcement yet
F~sassd 10 HE collector.
". .asiss 1, . popular yonng business
- " Fefi t@snsead. liz Vas born Ia Waiia
90 'seieeSf -, 1911. and r.
10 fcsi Townsend with his
IA ;>'A where he has sines
Ne is ne eldest son Of The late gaaes
nesei4sns. wss "A eus nsss az Port
$50 for @essrsi yeass Mhsa as died tho
Aases~sssa 81 Ills insurance AID rea. essats
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13

C9LvAx, July l2-tSpecial. THE bank
ors and agricultural implements dealers
crossed bats today and played an interest
Ing game Of bail In the presence Of several
hundred spectators. The bankers carried
away the laurels by score Of 20 to 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13

FrrfsBURa. July L. --Pittsburg won today's
eamie Score: PtrtsburR S. New York L
l6uTsvfLIx, July 1.-THE feature was PfYef-
ers thrse-base hits. Score: Louisvilie 10.
Bnyklyn7.
WIaams hard Score: Cleveland ., Boston II.
81: LouIa. July I2-Today's game was . pitch
ere hattie Score: 81. Louis s: Phiiadelphia L
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13
cAars.a MN E...,nx. c,,...

a Hare. Who has occupied .uhor-
- @sss f>osstscgs IN connection with Wash.
Circus, xas arrested last nigh,
"Hacsr sisi4,gS ca sbe charge OF
Csr ard grand isrceay. I,eoa W.
: s s.aes,a. ,Ae prosecuting witness claims
-. aaTe esoAe into his rTavase car
0's sam 81 Raaey amount.
essseen si.s<o snd s.,aO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13
Anaeq atOt Neehe Married.

,neaso. JAY I.-oscar Nceee, the
s.ssniss recently released from the pen.
aaasy, was married this afternoon 10
- - Iassa5esa Hepp. The bElde Is the
ses Of Ec4r,shins saloon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13

J. l. Cramss, accountant OF the Great North
srn coast lines, In In Fairhaven.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13
AIrcaELL TO Hlear.
10 ko811eee Wan CoDo Over n Dos
te0oos - Dsen ArtSeaoa.

TIE Rue1lase WIN Csns over A n>>,
tsasss - sign Artseses.
sEu foEx. July 12-Charies Mitchell
has cabied ths World - follow:
-:havs sscssaiy rod . vass amount a eueA
sryn Jamo ,. Cosbssk I travelled sy0ao uiles .
nafe neseA With him snd ve have each
XIV posee0 % bind Il We both a~rued t,,o
ness Should faks plscs aurtne she sscooo vesk
10 pscsmbss. - be would not nghs sooner. q.
saaash - had prsvsoussy stated thas b vas
:. nses me on my arrival
Ihsve sssa vsrs thoos g New Orleeaa w..
Cssssse Noel. psssidsns Of ths Crescent CITY
Asn,ssse Club, asksd - - Dus my name 20 hi
eacye afscasa He said the Crescent City Club
woas.a i've . Issgs pufse - any osganisasteo,
ssa 9gnsd them provisionaIly. Inst 10 70 cay,
u ssososss wonid MOT agrss 20 them they wsuld
eoIoe esnding upon me- Eov. . regards his
fgs:Msg rsssr Jsexssn in Novsnhss. s. en- 40
. % Dlsasss. but II be should suffer defeat. /
ce1safnly would have no use for him.
lsnait - IN America early In September I
viis ss9n assaeies then. %. II ts viu b more
sasisfeceosy, an perfectly willing 20 sixn
shs:n hsse Il thsy are forwarded to ma Up
% ne yesssss tme ] thought CoFbsss
mssas business and vA . fair and
sesass man In oil his asaiisea
Nov. however. fssl certain THAI he
osssres - avoid meeting ma The Columbian
Ats:lseae Club o. any Other club In Amsesea,
whfss No authorities will NOT Interfere with
she nsesh. viii suit "a trust VIII hear NO
neAs q Csebsss's babeltns until reach Amer.
ics.whess it VIII b much easise Tor me- % n.
swSs bin n psrsoa - Otherwise.
Yss4y eagns Csssy ls1aaA Articles.
INV YoHx, July l2-Coney Island pso-
pie: and Corbett's manager. William A.
Brsdy. have signed articles calling for .
coE<tsse with Mitchell at Coney Island
nsst December. the winner 70 recsivs the
fufs purse Of $4,000 without reserve.
Aiechsll's signature must b obtained BE-
fore August to make the articles binding.
1sess Jaeksen Ceaisg yPsa 1sgissA.
1IoEDox. July l2-Pstsr ackson, having
received advice Of Parson DAVIS action in
making . match for him With Corbett,
wiz sail for New York ON the 18th inst.
10B bAoEBALL 88cO8D.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-13

81. PErERssuse. July l2.-This city IL
officially declared to b in . healthy con-
condition. The last weekly Official report
on the cholera epidemic has given the
following figures for tho provinces where
the disease prevails: Podoiia, 40 new
cases and 100 deaths: Kherson, Is new
cases and deaths; Toola, 8 new cases and
deaths.
PARIS. July i2-Fivs new cases Of chol.
era and four deaths from disease occurred
in Toulon during the past twenty-four
hours.
BuDA-PEsrH, July 12-The cholers now
existing in Hungary 10 pronounced to b
Of the Asiatic type. Prompt measures
prevented the spreading of the disease.
The number Of depths. il there have been
any, were not reported.
4 Wsll-Knewn Actress Dead.
New YoRK. July i2.-octavia Allen. aged
So years. At one time . well-known actress,
Is dead. She " ~ at different times lead.
ing lady for Booth, Barrett and Keene.
Finest creamery butter. Louch, Augustines,
SIS Front street
J. l. Cramss. accountant OF the Great North.
srn coast lines, IL In Fairhaven.
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS

The July intermediate term of the
Circuit Court for Talbot county will be
be d next Monday.
The Pocomoke Circulating Library
Association is TO open free reading.
room In this town.
J Lawry Martin aud his sister. Mrs
Helen e Emory, have entered suit
OF eleciment against the TrapDe Wharf
company at Trappe Landing
A committee Of the vestry of 81
Andrews Episcopal Church in Prin.
cess Anne have contracted with Charles
W. Raymond to rebuild the tower 10
the church.
Sea fishing has proven TO be fine
sport this season. A company of ten
young men left TO night for the beach
10 enjoy this sport tomorrow. Fish
are b ought to this market by the
cart loads
W. w. Tunis & Bro have sold the
lumber mills at Tunis Mills. In Mills
River Neck, to the w w. Tunis & Bro
Lumber Company, the stockholders of
which are Robert B Dixon, Alexander
Fountain, w w Tunis & Bro Charles
+ Griffith aud F c Fenhagen.
"A Chinaman was summoned before
Justice n K Niools yesterday. This is
he first time a Ch'naman ever appeared
m any kind Of a court in Talbot county
de was accused Of drawing a knife on
John Meintzer and attempting 10 as
-ault. but was acquitted after he had
told bis story.
William NJ Mitchell, a well known
farmer Of Somerset county. residing Eve
miles from Pocomoke City. died very
suddenly Of heart disease Yesterday He
was 50 years Of age About noon yester
day he went In the orchard TO gather
apples. and having filed bis basket
started for the house When he reached
the lane gate he dropped dead.
Charles A. Wooster. a merchant and
farmer, residing on the MGnokin river
about seven miles flom Princess Anne
died suddenly last night Of heart failure
Mr. Wooster was engaged extensively =
In the cultivation Of small fruits and IN
oyster planting, in both OF which he
was successful He was also engaged
in the mercantile business. He was 54
years Of age, and leaves wife and two
daughters.
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
Incidents Of the Day.

Rumor had It yesterday that another
plum from Uncle Sans tree had fallen
INTO the lap OF a New Castle man and
that It was worth 81 200 per year.
The tug James McFadden stopped
mere last evening on her trip down the
river with a moonlight party. The part
took promenade on the principal
streets
James r White, foreman In the
soolen mills, has been indisposed for the
last few days On Monday last while
out on fishing trip a nail ran into his
foot He will be all right in few days
The Ideal Camping Club went on the
Major Rey bold yesterday to Pennsville
and spent their ideal Of an enjoyable day
Among them on the pleasant DAYS out
ing were: George Newlove, Harry King,
William Hoffman, Misses Anni- Fleming.
Celia Weggenman. Name Calhoun, Julia
Vindle, Lizzie Hoffman, Lillian Meredith
aud Mary Fleming,
To morrow will be regular ball day
for New Castle At Hare's Corner the
Juniors will play return game with
he Razor Backs At Battery Park the
Bacon Senate will play a picked nine,
'aving Ward aud Taylor in the points
The Senate is ready TO play any club
whose ages are about 20
The excursionists Oh the Thomas Clyde
IN Wednesday were treated TO rare
ireat by four New Castle men on the
return trip between Fort Delaware and
here. SO well did they carry on the
cnlored collOquy that one old maid from
Philadelphia laughed so heartily that
she had to be treated with restoratives
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY
Colored People at Asbury Park
Hate to Be Thrust Out.
THE AsBURY PARK COLOR LINE


MT. Drexers WIN Makes Three Publ,
Bequests ont OF His Estate of ThIrt,
Million Dollars Sugar Plantation
Ruined BY FIood-Citizen Stabbed B,
Runians While Returning Home with
His Family.
While some of the Asbury Park
colored people are going ahead with
the Indignation meeting protest OF
Founder" Francis A. Bradley's edict
against them Colonel Murrell editor of
the Trumpet, approves his course and
denounces the Thompson street crap
shooters
Drexel Makes Three Charitable Bequests.
The will Of Anthony J. Drexel was ad
mitted TO probate and devises an estate
estimated 10 be worth from $25, 600. 600
TO $50 600 600 There are three charit.
able bequests.
Women Joined with Strikers in Battle.
A battle occurred between striking
miners of Kansas and the workmen EN-
ployed in one of the shafts Women
joined in the fight. About 100 shots
were fired and a number Of people were
injured. No one was killed.
"Mr aud Mrs. Muller" Now I'm Custody.
DR. Henry Meyer the alleged poisoner,
vas arraigned In New York and pleaded
not guilty Carl WINNER, alias Muller,
and his wife, the former said to be an
accomplice Of the doctor, are in custody
Their Little Boy Drowned Before Them
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sax, of Rosen
haym, while bathing in Maurice river,
left their 1S months-old boy on the bank
When they looked again he had fallen
into the river aud drowned
Gsllagher's Erratic ConfessIOns.
Patrick Gallagher, the Homestead
ooisoner, reiracted his alleged confession
rxculpating Dempsey, declaring he had
been pulled" into making It,
Tomatoes or Coffee Poisoned Them.
Seven inmates of Markey's boarding
house at Pittsburg suffered symptoms
Of poisoning after eating supper. Doctors
we're undecided whether to attribute It
to tomatoes or coffee.
Forty-three Sugar Plantations Ruined.
Revenue Inspector Horn, of New
Orleans, reports that forty three plsnta
lions which last year produced 1887
042 pounds OF sugar were ruined by the
Rescue ere vase floods.
silent Highway Robbers
Near Middlstown, Md, three high
way men robbed John Yonkins, a basket
'uaker, of all the money he had. not a
word being spoken by anyone during
the operation.
Didn't Know Twas Loaded.
David r. Newlin, OF Philadelphia.
was fatally shot by his son at Asbury
Park, while the latter was handling a
pistol supposed to be empty.
Fatally stabbed By RufHans.
At Dayton, o. Charles F Drew was
stabbed through the heart by rufians
while he was taking his wife and
children home from party.
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
LoNe pRouTH ENpEp lN KeNT.
tt Ended with a Severe Rain Storm That
Did Much Damage.

fHhhA - fHNNNAo AANAM oA0NAn AnAt
Did Much Damage.
CHEsTERTONN, Nd, July 2t.-The
prolonged dry pell, which has existed in
-ections OF Kent county for some weeks,
'as broken by copious general rains
lesterday afternoon and last night.
The storm did considerable damage in
some sections Charles McClary. on the
Wilmer farm in Morgan's Creek Neck.
oad eleven sheep killed al two badly
Injured. Harry Davis, living near Still
Pond, had valuable mare aud coli
killed by lightning while in the pastur,
'nd the barn on the William McKenne,
farm, near Millington, was set on fire by
lightning and WAS totally destroyed aud
one horse injured.
Telephone poles were blown down by
The high wind, aud IN Galena shade trees
we're twisted off and blown across tho
streets, requiring an hour to clear away
he debris before travel could be re
sumsd The rain was Of inestimabl.
benefit TO corn, grass and other growina
crops throughout the connty.
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
The Ladies'.

The pleasant effect and perfect safet,
with which ladies may use the Califoi
MIA liquid laxative Syrup of Figs. uuder
all conditions, makes il their favovit.
remedy. To get the true and genuin
article, look for the name OF the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Co, printed near the
bottom of the package.
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
BY Rail and Water TO Ray Ridge on the
Chesapeake. JulV 22rd

To Baltimore by rail and thence nv palatial
steamer olumba, thirty miles sail down the
ra.apsco river and Chesapeake bay. Boating.
ISM ISM = nathlng, sailing, grabbing; soft crab
d, Special train via B & o. r. r. will leave
" " MMllmll gton market street, at 40 a. m. and
H Hoel,sware avenue az 80. arriving at BAY Ridge
az ~ Tsp a m Returning (all rail- train Will
cave Bay Ridge AZ $40 p M, and arrive NJ
Round trip 81 90. i' p H'
Evening journal., 1893-07-21

stopped at this city on her way
down to the fishing banks last evening
She had about thirty-nine on board and
At this city, DR. Black and Cashier
Cooper boarded the boat TO try their old
lime skill at fishing The boat is ex-
pected TO return this evening.
Evening journal., 1893-07-21

ttudcht Of nervous diseased and aufhof
9f many noted treatlses on the latter subject
long since realized the truth OF the first
ftatement and his Restorative Nervine
= prepared on that principle Its success
lu curing an diseases arising from derange-
H5nt ot the nervous system IS wonder
t4i ~ me thousands OF unsolicited testimO-
rl in possession Of the company manufac-
tuiint ne remedy amply prove.
Dt Mhes Restorative Ncrvine Is a reliable
trmtdy Tor all nervous diseases. such as
neaoacne, nervous debility. prostration.
sieeplessness, dizziness hysteria. sexual de-
uiil5t{ FL, titus dance. epilepsy. etc. II Is
roiu W aii druggists on positive guarantee,
or sent direct BY the Or. Miles Medical Co.,
~, I 49, on receipt OF price, sl per bot
~, PIX oo1tles Tor .. express prepaid.
restorative Nervine positively contains no
ppiates or dangerous drugs
Fos sale by all Druggists.
Evening journal., 1893-07-21

Gentlemen can increase their incomes
~ soliciting lte insurance for the largest.
strongest aud best company in the world
Apply to ANsoN A. MAHER.
Manager Equitable Life, Equitable
Building, city.
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
sntnrlIn,. Lnl, ee

We will give TO all purchasers of 1 pound
Baking Powder beautiful palace herr,
.et consisting OF seven pieces Grand
Union Tea company, No 609 King
,trpet
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
After Breakfast

To purify. vitalize and enrich the blood. and
give nerve. bodily and digestive siren m take
Hoods Sersaparilla. Continue the medfcine
after each meal for a month or tao.
Hoods Pills cure constipation. 25c,
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
Fanny who Is studying her lesso

tanny lwhO IS studying her lessOul-'spapa
what Is the definition of volubilityg" Papa
Nolubillty Is the distinguishing feature uf q,
schedule time on his supper trip and an over
loaded truck breaks down Just in front OF hfnn
on the rail. Texas Siftings.
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
ITEMS or lNTssEsr.

ieacher--What are marsupalsYr Bov-
animals which have pouches ia their stoin-
achs; , And what do they have pouches
toff TO crawl To and conceal Themselves
In when they are rsued."-Figaro,
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
slIent nlkhwaN Rnhhers.

Attractive Excursion TO Rehoboth via
Philadelphia, Wilmington ana Baiti.
more Railroad.
Pursuant TO the usual custom. the
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad will this season offer a series of
excursions to Delaware's great watering
place-Rehoboth-and the sister resort
# Mary land Ocean City. The first ex-
cursion is Fixed for Thursday, July 27th.
Special trains will leave Wilmington aud
points on the Delaware railroad at a con-
Venient hour Of the morning, returning
at seasOna0le hour Of the evening.
Round trip tickets will be- sold at rate
n 81 90 from Wilmington and proper
tionately low from other stations For
particular Information as to time of
trains and rates consult bills posted
stations.
Evening journal., 1893-07-21

We have bought the remaining stock of
Summer Footwear from this popu-
lar manufactory of fine Shoes and OK.
fords at ridiculously low prices In order
to move them rapidly we shall offer them
at trifiing advance above actual cost.
Every pair of this superb make is sold
with our guarantee. Many of these
goods range from A to e and are perfect
in sizes.
Evening journal., 1893-07-21

,.o,l n thel rummaging in grandma's drawer)-
Isl" Orandma-"Nes my dear. tbaf w. ,'S,,, ,u,s
gfanuIal pc : latch-key." and Won Keen II
~ memory OF old daysY" mo. nav deer. riS
nights m-Waff 0' '1s uooti oiu
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
Rev. CambrOu visits old Frlen ds.

Rev. w J Csmbron. wife and Chi
dren arrived here from Philadelphia for
short stay with old friei ds by tn,
river. Mr. Cambron was for severa
years the pastor Of the First Baptist
Church and resigned to accept a call T.
Philadelphia after a very succsssfu
psstorate here. Mr. Cambron Is enjoy
iag good health and is welcoming many
OLD friends
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
SURROUNDED BY MYSTERYl
A Great Mistake.

A recent discovery IS that headache
dizziness, dullness confusion OF the mind
etc. are due 70 arrangement OF the nerve
centers which supply the brain with nerv,
forcei that indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia,
wind IN stomach, etc, arise from the derange
ment OF the nerve centers supplying these or
Enns with nerve fluid or force. This is likewist
true Of many diseases OF the heart and lung.
Inc nerve system As like a telegraph system
us will BE- seen BY the accompanylng
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
A New Castle Fishing Trip.

Six Of New Castles voters and two
coming voters formed fishing club ano
went hshing on White Clay Creek, nsai
what is known as the old ship yard, las
Molday They were provided with
everything that fish was supposed tu
have a taste for besides three or four
large nets and each man four poles anc
lines and two dozen hooks The club
was 70 be called "Old Century" and lasi
for five ysars-but one days luck
knocked II out The captain started l.,
fish on arrival and before half an hour
had stuck a spike in the s'le of his foot.
and he has required the united efforts Of
two physicians TO save his life from lock
jaw The vice captain from Arlington
dissolved the club and h as offered th,
effects for sale. They got no fish
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
Mlss blackburn Much BETTER.

B F. Blackburn arrived home las
night from Warwick, Nd, near Md.
dletown. where his daughter. Mis-
Clara Blackburn. was taken violently
IN last Monday. He reports that Miss
blackburn is much better and nov
resis well and suffers but little. An
attack Of cholera morbus on Sunday
brought on dysentery but this has beef
conquered Mr. Blackburn drove up
from Warwick last night.
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
The AppIedore on a cruI.e.

Lsst evening the little river steamer
Appledore, which carried the New Castle
River club on its second annual cruise
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
One Fare for the Rnnnh ~, =. -

The baltimore and Ohio r. r. win rnn a
special excursion from Wilmington and Sew
ark 10 Nhicago, leaving Wilmington al II az
July 2ith, arrivino Al Chicago Sl =, t,s'
heAt gay. aa Excursion tickets viii fe s5Ia ~
laie or sltNn for the round trip. rhe Train
VIII nslst OF day coaher only and tickets
eoHches on any regular train leaving CHICAGO
on or before August 2d inclusive Stops viii
a. iilaue Ior meals at DIM 8 stations along the
20 procure tickets In advance so thai annie
accommodations may ba pr vided for ali. =
"Oh. dear :" said Mrs. Younohushand ar,
moi my self to-day" Then wont 80 AZ 20
you or smile at you. II might ma q Won ieai. ~
GUS said iounghusband.-Ha -Harper's Bazar,-
Evening journal., 1893-07-21

cut The little
81 lite lines are
the nerves which
60 Olvey the nerve
I rce from the
nerve ceuters TO
every part Of tho
body, lust as the
electric currents
conveyed along
the telegraph
wires TO very
station. large or
small Ordinary
physicians fail to
1rd this fact;
IiIelNil OF IfEAL-
Ing the nerve ccn-
fers for the cause
q I the disorders
arising therefrOm
they tire at the
part affected
Franklin Miles
II. d.. IL. b.. the
highly celebrated
s fallst and
Evening journal., 1893-07-21

7, snapper .soup luncl at d. Mccormick -
Front and Washington Sis, Saturday niebf
Evening journal., 1893-07-21
PersnnnI Event.

Joseph sherwood. of Philadelphia,
lrlther of the late Squire sherwood. paid
, living visit 20 the family Of his late
b other on Union street yesterday
The iifteen-months-old child of Warden
James Foster died yesterday afternoon OF
cholera infantum.
Miss Annie Wright, of Chester, is
visiting her parents here.
Master Joseph Borie, OF Norwood, Pa =,
IL visiting New Castle friends
Miss Minnie Rowe, Of Wilmington, is
he guest Of Miss Annie Wright
Evening journal., 1893-07-21

Not every one can afford to 60 TO the
Worlds Fair but every one can afford to
20 with the Uniform Rank X. of p. to
Atlantic City next Thursday. Tickets
bl.25.
Evening journal., 1893-07-21

~ hear Harry Havenaught WAS in spcb n
sts'e I H9Isseraay that he had TO be brought 10
many oalls at the club that he thongit h oriS
the fair thing.n-EN. SUI ~ oH'S
Evening journal., 1893-07-21

Fruit jars. jelly tumblers. stew pans, sew
tng machines, etc. y. 4. Stoops.
secondhand buggy for sale, cheap. Stoop.