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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-13
THE DIsPATCH's sUBsERvTKrCv To
PARTY AUTHORITY.
Sir Joseph Porter

Sir Joseph Porter
Always voted at his partv's call
ana never thought of thinking for him.
self at ALL"
Iris seems TO be the Dlspatch's idea
OF me duty of member OF a polit,co,
party with II. whatever the party an
tnotiues do Is right, never mind wba,
c'"' may De. IL the authorities Of tba
democratic party should publish a bis,-
~ iaudatory biography OF Judas Iscar,o,
We should expect the Dispatch 10 con,
nend II as good precept for all Demo-
Gratis.
AZ now says that 1t shall hold on %
the opinion that Mr.. ppps is entitled
10 the seat he now occupies I'm conrress
until the House or Representatives a.
ciares that his title to it is not good So
IL stands by the party authori,,cs 3,
an events and without tho slightest re-
saru to what they may have done in tho
way OF abusing their powers
We have the record OF this Goodc and
hpps case before us and We know. thcre-
iorc, exactly what was done in IT. and
We DO not hesitate 10 say that the action
OF the Democratic electoral officers .,
mat case Is the most fiagant. open w.
Tannicai abuse OF arbitrary power that
ever occurred In Virginia. II has hardly,
been surpassed anywhere, if IL has ever
been surpassed at ALL II such THINGS &c
those officers did in that case are 70 ha
permitted In this State. then we do NOT
hesitate 10 say that we are not livins,
under . government of laws at an. but
that we live under the arbitrary rule or
few potentates who govern us as they
choose We shall quote here from the
record one specimen OF what those off,
GERS did, We quote from the printed |
record Of the case page q:
~ J. Wallace being duly sworn |
deposes and sayeth:
~, s"ss question. BY counsel for contest
s,a,' ..'% your age residence occupa-
uon' when you voted and for who,,, 90,
voted at the elections held ON the sth
" Nov. 1882 and what ofYlcial nar,
any, oid you take In said elec,ionso
answer. am twenty-nine wears Ola
''se ~ brunswick county. Virginia. ! voto,1
iIvs'ef store precinct in said co,,,,y
81 saiu election; voted the whole n..'
rraue ticket; voted for air. lanes !,
xppe ior congress: l was one of H.
'oeses or election at said precinct
AZ ~ss..,r .es''on' state whether or not |
isss,,w ss - SAID precinct. was duly
~ S.s.ss*, sIa orderly conducted.
- vestass o. not any unfairnsss va,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-13

The popular poet who Is continually
being called upon TO write occasional
poems" can perhaps appreciate the po-
sitiOn of the alleged fashionable woman
in the matter OF dress, for hers is the
same fate--or perhaps a little samer. as
Mr.. Nye, or Mr.. Ward. or some Of those
funny men have said. The poet is OK
pected TO produce a new poem each
year on every legal and religious holiday
in the calendar. not TO mention the days
sacred TO the memory OF college cx-
PLOTS and the banquets Of literary clubs
TO which he has the misfortune to belong.
But his lot is nothing TO the woes OF
the fashionable woman who is supposed
to have costume for every social event
Of the season and for every hour I'm the
day. Her morning dress. her luncheon
jacket, her afternoon gown, and her din
ner costume are but drop in the bucket
of her perplexities--at least so one would
deduct from a perusal Of fashion articles
and an inspection of shop windows. The
fact of the matter is, however, that these
women are myths. No woman but a
freak with an abnormal development Of
her fashionable brain cell would waste
the time necessary to have these numer-
Gus gowns put on her.
1T is true that most fashionable women
have new evening dress for occasions
of Importance, but sensible women who
have an object in life draw the line be-
tween street and house gowns and cast
other distinctions to the wtlds.
The non-distinctive gown is the most
useful as well as the most economical.
The profusion Of neck frils and furbe-
lows makes il possible even TO transform
a house gown into street dress and
thus we have the extreme Of economy.
The collarette shown I'm tho illustration
Is detachable aud when removed shows
only an ordinary high collar. It is trim
med with double row Of black velvet
ribbon. The chief glory Of this costume. |
however, is the hat The only trimming /
is some velvet and a number Of beauti-
full ostrich tips, which have Just the
right tilt TO give dash TO the costume.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-13
SIX PAGES.
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Richmond Lodge. Masons, Masonic

Richmond Lodge. Masons. Masonic TEN
pie.
Fitzhugh Lodge. 1. o. o. f., Eagle Hall
Friendship Lodge, 1. o. 0. f., Odd-Fel-
lows Hall.
jamestown Tribe. j. o. II. NJ, Odd-Fel-
lows Han.
Continental Lodge. X. OF H., Druids'
Hall.
Capitol Lodge. X. OF H., Eilett's Hall.
Hope Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ, Jr. o. L..
\. NJ. Han.
Liberty Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Gers
lcy's Hall.
Manchester Council. r. A., Owens Hall.
Elba Council. X. A.. Laube's Hall.
Richmond Council, Home Circle. Central
Hall.
Jefferson Court. e. l.. Of a.. Johnson's
Hall.
Church hin Court. L. l.. OF a.. Spring
field Hall.
Virginia Council, Chosen Friends, El-
let's Hall.
Capital City Lodge, l. o. o. T., Gate
woods Hall.
Trinity Lodge, l. O. G. r., Central Hall.
Towards Grove Lodge. /. o. G. T.. How
ards Grove.
Central Beneficial and Social Society.
Lee Camp Hall
Company D. First Regiment. Armory.
company r. First Regiment. Armory.
H. l.. 1. Blues Snyder Building.
inchmond Howitzers. 1iowitzers' Arm
DRY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-13

~ hts TDginia matter be the fraud
'chic" is set forth to be, me Senator.
p'ored f'oo things obomit--frst. that a Jro,td
haa been committed, and. second, that lie
democratic newspapers acre ofte,. ii j; that
me party aods rebuking tito Which tie oUeqed
Offenders belong. When L shall hear the
Senafor from Maine arise upon his floor
and reb',he persons OF his own pa,ty that
others think to be ,oorthy Of such criticism
4 shall realize that he is on plane Nth the
Democrats from Tirqinia. =
We hare honest people in Virginia, NJ,
President. 'cho scin PIT their foot upo,. fraud
~" as quickly as any people upon MS EARN.
"no hdre me instinct Of honesty and the
courage Of their convictions,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sErrLEMrxr

The joint resolution which has been in.
troduced by Senator wickham to Provide
for the final settlement of the one-thlra
OF the ante-beIlum debt Of Virginia. which
was set apart as proper to be borne nv
west Virginia, should receive the promn,
and careful attention OF the Legislature
The debt question OF Virginia can nevor
be said to be entirely closed until tb,s
West Virginia part is adjusted.
A sufficient amount Of the bonds ..
Virginia to cover the one-third set aside
as the reasonable part Of West virginl,
have been preserved uncancelled and
deposited under the original funding bn,
OF 1871. and these bonds are still hold
in trust for the benefit of the owners ~
the so-called West Virginia certificates
issued under that act.
The proposed method OF adjusting THE
debt Is reasonable and proper way or
bringing the questions at issue either -
agreement, arbitration. or before copr,
by proceedings in the Supreme Court q,
the United States. In, some way it mus,
be settled, while the ampest provisions
are made TO secure justice to both tho
great parties to the controversy. Not onl,,
have the holders of these deferred cor.
tdcates" rights which are entitled to
recognition and adjustment, but Vireini,
herself has interests which can never no
realized until the amount due by West
Virginia is determined.
Above all, West Virginia has every
reason TO desire to have her people and
the world know the extent of her La
bility.
Certainly the matter should not be
deferred TO another Legislature. but the
pending bill or something better" should
be passed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-13
Fgnerai OF Mrs. Gregory.

The remains OF Mrs. John NJ. Gregory.
widow OF Governor John N. Gregory,
who died in Spartansburg. :. c., last SAT-
urday, reached Richmond yesterday at
j o'clock, and were inferred In Shockoe
cemetery. Governor Gregory was Cover
nor OF this Commonwealth in 1872. and
died in Richmond April 9. 1884 Governor
Gregory was a States Rights Wing,
and was born in Charles city county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-13
II, Is, IS and II East Broad.

RIcHMoSD. Tuesday. February -, 1891.
Bank failures and mercantile fail
ures have put manufacturers in a
hole. Relief they must have.
Money can scarcely be raised ex-
cept from out and out sales at any
concession that will tempt retailers
at strong points to cooperate.
RICHMOND IS SOLID and we'll
nigh devoid Of apprehension, and
COHEN'S is one store where the
stream Of trade has been unchecl-
cd. Makers and Importers have
overwhelmed us with solicitations
to help them unload.
S2I, 900 worth Of Silks are here
from last weeks auction sale Of
Schwartzenbach, Huber & CO.
These goods were all imported for
this Springs delivery. Cash
were the terms Of sale, which
means fewer buyers and lower
prices. The average price realized
was 90 per cent. OF the dollar.
We are selling them at a very
small advance.
We will repeat a few prices in
Sundays paper and few Of the
many that have arrived since.
1900 yards Printed India Silks. i9c
yard.
Aii-Sllk Surahs. any shade. Sc a yard.
Colored Brocaded midas, with Satin
Duchess Stripes. any shade. Soc: 81
value
Black SILK MORE. si2j quality. sc.
Two-Toned Satin surahs. embroidered
and printed effects. c9c.
% different designs in Novelty Dress
Silk, N.s5 quality. either evening or
street shades. 9Sc.
$40 and s. quality Novelty Silks 81
yard.
Double Extra Poi &c Sole. In black only.
sE2J; s. quality.
All prices advertised in Sundays
papers hold good for the week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-13
Legislatlye Courtesy.

Can II be that legislative courtesy will
be allowed to break up the Democratic
party of this city. or to weaken II so
that nothing will be left OF II except a
senator. two delegates. and a machine
which will soon have nothing to work on.
THE mill can never grind with the water
that II past."-Norfolk Landmark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-13

this current year will be a lesson OF hu-
initiation not soon to DC forgotten by
those who Will be responsible for it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-13
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GRANULATED SUGAR. a l-2c.

" hite sugar.
California uems, per pOund.......... y
AibucKles AriOsa Coffee per pound. -
Scotch Herrlngs. per bOX............... ~
Smoked Bioaters. per dozeu............ -
Mountain Roll Butter per pOund...... ~
Goldfish, per pound. ..........-........... .
: pounds Virginia BuclNw heat for.... -
Nice Fat Mackerel per dozen. ....... -
New ~. 4. Roe Herrlngs, per dozen. 10
or half barrel. ...................S ~ 90
= large cans Thistle Tomatoes........ IS
3 cans Best Corn for................... IS
Silver King Minnesota Patent Fam
Nv Flour. per barrel...............St ~
or, per sack .........-............ "a
4 mounds Dried Peaches fOr........... -
4 rounds New frunc5 f0r............. =,
Salt salmon. per pound. 10
Trfsh Potatoes. per peck. ............... ~
Pure Lard. per pound. ................. :
New Raislns, per pound. ............... q
Home Made Apple Butter per pound.
Pure Sugar Syrup, per gallon. ......... ~
New crop ~ O. M0lasscs. per gallon. 80
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour. per
or. per sack. ....................... IS
pricc-L!st mailed on application.
=. rLLMANS SON.
'l'hens SIG lsso-ls22 east Main street
The morning call., 1894-06-20
EBBETT'S BAGS.
BrOderiCk Will Not Audit
His Demand.
An Old Fight Between the Board of
Fire Commissioners and the
Coal Contractors.
BAGS.

Auditor Broderick has returned TO the Board
of Supervisors the demand for S144 80 of Con-
tractor EDbetts for bags lost Contractor Eb-
belts has made fight on the question involved
for long while. He Is a coal contractor. All
coal contractors furnishing the city with coal
are entitled to the return of their bags, but in
the case or coal furnished the Fire Department
there is no provision made for bags acct
dentally burned or lost. The Fire Department
has always returned all bags except those acci-
dentally lost at a fire, ana there has never
been anything In the contracts calling for any
liability Of The city for these losses Chief Sui
Ivan of the Fire Department and the Fire
Commissioners have always insisted that the
city should not be called upon TO pay for bags
destroyed AT a fire, the contractor having been
paid Tor his coal. EbbettS has always made a
kick about these bags, and claimed that he
should be paid for them.
Tie Finance Committee finally audited a bill
OF EbDetts for S144 so for destroyed bags. Au-
ditor BToderick refused 10 audit the bill on the
ground that the bill came before him Illegally.
as The riIe Commissioners had failed 10 pass
upon ana allow IL. Under The consolidation
act all demands must be first passed upon and
allowed by the governing board having jUris-
dlction OF The money expended. Auditor Brod-
erick explained this law In his communication
10 the Supervisors.
The morning call., 1894-06-20
BRIBERY SUGGESTED.
A Witness for the Railroad Obliged
to Explain.

The first sensation in the trial OF the water
front case in the United States Circuit Court
occ urred yesterday morning. The attorneys
for the city OF Oakland hau heard that J. c.
Kyte witness for tie railroad, was APP
preached With bride prior to bis appearance
on the stand last week, when lie testified that
there was gate on the Broadway wharf early
in the fiftles.
Several witnesses were called and testified
that one night before ne was called To the
stand they heard Kyle say that il would be
worth $1,000 10 him If he could say that there
was a gate on that wharf.
Kyle was called upon TO tell what he meant
by that expression, and testified that he ana
the witnesses were discussing the trial IN an
Oakland engine house. One of them said 10
him: You know that there were no gates on
that wharf" and he replied that would be
worth $1,000 TO prove there were TWO gates on
the wharf.
I'VE were casing at the time" Kyle ex-
planned, and he was permitted TO depart
The morning call., 1894-06-20
Mrs. Holland Found.

The mystery Of the disappearance OF Mrs.
George Holland. reported in THE CALL yester-
day, has been cleared up. Mrs. Holland, who
is the wife Of a well-known railroad engineer in
Nj arysVille, came down 10 the fair and engaged
rooms over a restaurant on Post street. Later
she met lady friend and went 10 stay day or
two al her house across the bay, neglectng 10
notify the clearinghouse keeper. who became
armad
The morning call., 1894-06-20
More Property Found.

In the estate OF Francis Fitzpatrick, which
has many years ago been settled and distrib-
uted, new discovery has been made in the
shape of deposit of $4,000 in the Dad Fellows
Bank supposed 10 belong 20 the esttte.
A petition for letters administrator has been
filed by julius Ach for the purpose of diStrbut-
ing this sum among The heirs. The estate was
original valued al $4,000.
The morning call., 1894-06-20
Builders, Contracts

ID. and Emma Stang with F. W. Kern. to build
on lot on line OF Vallejo street l9y y of stoeE
ton, 19 IS by 81 :6, ali work: $500
Paolo Arata with =. A. Antoneilo to putld On
lot on Iihe OF racine street, 1854 w OF Du-
pont, W 34:412 by 1877 70, ali work: ss650
The morning call., 1894-06-20
Death of Lames carrnII

James Carroll, well known in this civ az
being largely inter ested 10 real estate. died ar
Monterey Sunday. He was native of ireland
and was aged 63. He founded the San Fran
cisco Laundry ia 1869 ana retained an interest,"
IN The concern up 10 The time OF his death.
The morning call., 1894-06-20
GOOD to Send East.

Part IS of Picturesque California" is
the finest kind of work to send to your
friends in the East They VIII be inter-
ested and pleased.
The morning call., 1894-06-20
LEGAL NOTICES

The SUPERIOR CoURr OF THE CITY AND
- county OF San francisco, State of California
a. IA .n the matter OF STOREY HOLLlMAY AUTO
S6H ~ hlFPODROME AND RACECOUKSE
NEH5 any "a eoFporatiOD) In Insolvency.
Onder and by virtue of the order OF said Supe-
atos Court the undersigned receiver OF the estate
81 9 otorey.Holliway Automatic HIppodrome and
naceeonrse Company "a corpor tom, an insol-
1 1 9eotor, VIII, on MONDAY the 18th dav OF
SHne, 1854 at IL O'Clock A. NJ. at the premises
SCUM Drive near BooHe's Arena, in the Midwin-
S T ar grounds, in the city and county OF San
francisco, pursuant to said order, sell at ulbljc
auction TO the hi CHEST bidder for cash the f5lIov
ing described property, to-wit:
rouf upright steam engines, lot OF Iamns
one lot Of wooden horses. eight charIots one fott
OF chairs fencing flooring, pulleys. eoss robes. ca
oieS, etc. j. J. Moo klDE
Dated June IL, 1894 ''-U iiS7g ieYs r.
The morning call., 1894-06-20
TUOLUMNE DAYS.
Old Residents Renew
Them at the Fair.
A DAHOMEY VILLAGE BLAZE
The Dusky Africans Have a
Midnight Scare.
PREPARATIONS FOR PLACER DAY
A Free Concert This Evening by the
Mexican Band-SouVenir Spoons
for Swiss Day.
PREPARATIONS FOR PLACER DAY
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

Through, zu,nsti1es HesterdGy........Ss54
The morning call., 1894-06-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
f. H"me in Confnement; SUM-
D. rooms: good care, SIS; rooms to rent
chespiy. 1885 Pine 81. ie2O IT"
- RemovrI Nntice-L. Wadham and
ah~S ID. w. Folger. expert sceountants have re.
moved TO $50 California St. room So San Fran
cisco Savings Union building. je3lm
" Bad Tenants Elected for 81 Col
lection Co $40 MontR'y st. r. 6. Tel 65SO.de24tf
- Get Your House-Pa inting, Paper
- hanging and decorating done Reasonable at
.. oRSI's Is MONTGOMERY ave. telephone $3.50. II
Il Book. fought and Sold. HeaIy q
- DAILY Moved to EOS Powell st. 1stf
" John +. Lyons, Notary Public and
S0 Commissioner of DEEDS ofhce 6o7 Mont
eonery; telephone 543s; residence 22o2 Steiner
.Iess, 1e9u
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
4 MEXICAN WOMAN, MEAT AND PASTRY
N cook, and mattresses would ike places TO-
getseE; CITY OF country give the very best OF ref
erences Phone 4S5. c. X. HANSEN & CO., 40
Geary ST.
COOK, JEWISH FAMILY, WANTS PLACE
- WILLIAM LEoPOLDS employment ONCE
961 Market ST.
NEAT SWEDISH GIRL DESIRES SITUATION
Suffer st,
NINE LEOPOLD LATE OF 1919 MARKET.
4I has opened at 957 and 96l Market a frst-cIass
employment Office; telephone No. 35l. south l 3 Il
4 all. y L > W E1DiSh EMHLO1 MENT
Afor frst-class girls. 44l EDDY ST.. cor. Hyde. 6m
Tor RELIABLE HELP MALE AND FEMALE
1 write or call PACIFIC COAST EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, 1919 Market; tel. $50 South. mr2l 3m
COMPETENT DREssMAKER WANTS FEW
y more engagements by the day I'm families.
81 SO day, and take work home. ll6 Futon 20 s.
YOUNG LADY, JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW
York wishes position chambermatd or
nurse; speaks English, French and German. Ad-
oresS y A., box l35, Call Branch ONCE. le20 3tF
A Z xSys,
~ ond work. is me seamStress; city. Call or adj
dress AIS jersey st. 1ezO BE
DREssMAKER, GOOD CUTTER AND FITTER,
In - WISHES engagements by the day; terms 81 80.
OAII or address 6l9 urk ST ie20 3t~
CITUATIoN WAIVED BY COMPETENT
- woman to DO housework; good plain cook aud
laundress; city. Call 3455a Third ST., near Hsrri-
son. 1e2O 3t$
EXPERIENCED WOMAN WISHES A sITUA-
II tion 10 do housewOrs: good pain cook refer
ence given wages SD; city or country. Apply
$50 Page ST. 1e30 81"
nREssMAKE AND SEAMsTREss, FIRST
sew for 81 per day or So Per week. Address ID. S.,
box lS5, Call Branch. le2O 3ts
"A ANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
" place in a private family: good cook and
laundress. Please call 1876 Fifth st. je20 3ts
CITUATIoN TO DO HoUsEwoRK AND COOK
- ing by respectable girl; American family pre-
ferred; wages, $50 TO S25. Call s07 Bush. 20 81"
4 ' ERMAN GIRL DESIRES SITUATION FOR
- upstairs HOThs WAITING anu ptalh sewing IN
American family; city country. Address
ANNIE, box 81, Call branch. je20 St.
\ DUNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE POSITION
Market ST., room 81. je20 3ts
4 COMPETENT PERSON WANTS WORK IN
\ small family; is good plain cook; would Ike
to 90 TO Alameda or Oakland; no postal. Please
cali l12S1a Harrison st. 1e20 2ts
SITUATION WANTED BY GOOD RELIABLE
= girl for general homework. Glenwood, room
l, 1882 Polk ST je2O pc
The morning call., 1894-06-20
DENTISTS.


DVICE FREE: WORK WARRANTED; Sill
u yer filings. soc; gold. 81; plates, gold crown
ana DrfdgewUrd teeth without plates So ex-
tract soc: l have won first prizes; 5! 900 TO any
dentist who equals my work or extract or FIJI
teeth painless as do: no dangerous gas or in
FURIOUS cocaine used; largest office in the world
open evenings and Sundays: be sure and come TO
the right Leek. DIR. GEo. w. LEEK, 8 O'Farrell II
DR. LUDLUM HILL l443 MARKET ST
~ near Eleventh: no charge for extracting when
plates are made; old plates made over IKE new.
teeth from 80 per set; extracting SOC gas given 4tr
\ FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81: FILLINGs
- at lowest prices; work warranted DR. J. w
KEY ,l122 Market ST., bet. Mason ana Taylor 10 q
cotton DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 500 MAR
y ketst DR. CHARLES w. DECKER les tt
DR. X. 6. YoUNG-EXTKACTTON PAINLESS:
- Patchwork, bridgework. teeth without plates
especially 1S41 Polk ST. myI4 tf
oPAIN.ExrRACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy; soc and 81: artificial teeth from SIS;
nIIng from 81. CR0OME Dental Association,
Ios Market st. Bet Third and Fourth. ap12st
CT A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED As
W good as can be made; filing 81. DR.. SIEMA
oeAtlsE $50 Market. next Baldwin Theaser es1st
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP.
- lions taken at Gail Branch Offices. 6O3 Larkin
so t. II. A
The morning call., 1894-06-20
FOUND.
MEDICAL.

A NEW PROCESSING MEDICINE, INSTRU.
~ ments or worthless pills used; every woman
her own physician for ali female troubles;
matter from what cause, restores always in
day; be sent and used at home; all cases guar
anIeed. DIR. POPPER, 3l8 kearny ST lelO II
The morning call., 1894-06-20

Nj RS. DIR. GOODWIN MAKES A SPECIALITY
w OF diseases of women and restores all irregu-
larfties from any cause in one day, guaranteeing
cure; low fees; home; best care; advice free: fe-
male REGULATOR. 81: pills 81. Seventh ST. iel2 Inn
The morning call., 1894-06-20
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.


IN HORSES, DOUBLE, 2 SINGLE WAGONS;
1 " tuggy cart and harness. ETC.. must be sold,
Fifteenth and Valencia SITS jeI7 1T
L'IRST-CLASS MILK WAGON AND CART;
4 must sell at once. S29 Howard st. jel2 lat
I HACK, AS GOOD AS NEW; ALSO BUG
l. gies; cheap. Turk and Fillmore SITS. je2 3mo
/ me BAKERS WAGON, FINE HACK; ALSO
surrey and laundry wagon. S2S Harrisou.27 I'm
I EIBOLD HARNESS CO.-50O SETS OF HAIR.
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