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Evening journal., 1894-03-27

II is not a case Of politics by which a
fne was npossd or the Carnegie Phipps
Company for failure to furnish the
required quality Of srmor plate. Isis a
fact that he plate was inferior. Il is
also fac that the plate would have
been accepted and paid for IL the contrac
hsd been completed under the previous
administration. Why not3 the contract
was awarded, without compst itive bid
dug. at algher rates than the prevailing
price o. steel at that time, ard q much
higher rate than the price when the
armor VS. mide There will be con
gressional investigation Of the matter.
which, tb'uRh It may mt result in in
creasing be fne which has already been
imposed GA the Carnegie firm, will doubt
less bring to light another one Of the
pc " scandals Of the Harrison admins.
tratiCn
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

The q and old man" has refused a
psersge ain offered, the seco I'd time,
hy the Q zen Coronets and crowns are
for men ho are not regal In ability,
character and the efforts Of a lifetime.
but BY bi. .h only.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

till the constables, under Chief Dolan,
frightened them into good behavior.
The truth Is the Federal Elections law
was simply scheme to employ men at
the polls II not 10 bribe them 20 vote the
Republican ticket In addition TO that
iJ was servlceable to Davenport and to
his followers here in decreasing the Dem
ocratic vote.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
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ALLIANCE, o., March 21.-A tremendous
sensation was created here by the appear
unce of Neiled woman ON a train from the
west. She claims To hc the wife of THE
Unknown. who Is the real executive COM
uander oi Coxly's army.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
The Professor WIN Exporiment

Professor Berlin, of the Boys High
School, viii lecture 20 men IN Associa
tion Hall this evening. His subject will
be Electricity The lecture is fies,
and the attendance will doubtless h.
large The professor will make p NUN
her Of interesting experiments durin.
tho evening, and tue apparatus is
alr ofv ir uo,ition.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

OF con Sc In selecting that catalogue
represent by wv. Q. p" Rev. r J.
Breckinr &c could not have known that
"a" should be in his sons name for
Adam. The father did not give Adam
but the people add It freely.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
Ru,in~.. Transferred

On account of failing health the sue
ce.sful land well-concucted boardins-
house closed business to- day a. No. IA
East Seventh street and transferred
business TO No 615 King street. con-
Quoted under same management. Meals
served on Furopesn plan.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

SIXTEEN election inspectors Of Grave
send, L. 3, Headed galty to election
frauds a. Brooklyn yesterday end Cousta-
bic JAmlson was sentenced to eighteen
months Imprisonment. The comparison
Of the r. ults Of the state laws with the
Federal iectioIs law which. under John
1 Davenport cost $3.50. 600. We believe,
30 ono year, still goes on Under the
Federal kieelions law there were many
arrests, "a election dsy, not a single con.
viction in twenty years. Mahasy and
A1ealllsler tfied the same Practiees here
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

DON'T II to save your coupons so as
to secure N the parts Of that great work,
"sights rad Scenes Of the World, which
we are nov offering 70 our readers.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
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BATH. Me- March 27--The sewall steel
ship Dirieo starts ou Doe. frsl voyage tl-
doy. b3und lor Plilad,lphia to load oil
fol Tnflnu
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

In the awyers succeed in showing
that Nj Pollard was designing
woman @ a notoriously dissolute char
acter hov will they explain the course
Of Colone Breckenridge in continuing
his relations with her and after those
relations ad become practically fixed, his
conduct introducing her Into his
household aud into the society Of good
women iu WashiDgtonI Are not the
lawyers owing too muchf
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

WHEN he open discussion Of the VII
son bill begins the interest Of our
dignifed Senators will be eliminated
from th New York Stock Exchange
Those Nao doubt the evil effects Of a
tariff fo protection should study the
attitudes snd characters of Murphy, Hill,
0orman. lIiee.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

IF the sople Of New Hampshire have
only Bla, to replace "Bul" Chandler It
Is OF llttl moment to the rest OF the
Union what New Hampshire does
Neither one could be sent from any
other ct te except, perhsp', Pennsyl
vania or New York II the people can.
not ind Senator who Is neither crank
49, dishonest partisan it Is immateria
er the choice falls upon Blair OF
'er
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
DID yOu cut out the coupon to-dayi

THE CO soonists depict senator Murphy
as collartd and cuffed TO q degree which
enables 20 to sit beside Senator Hig
gins as rotectlonist.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
Your Next Move

should be ia the direc ion OF putting
things to rights Toers may he plse' s
open ont TO you when pant applied will
do good service. Boy the paint her q.
james NJ B-vsn. No 1O7 West EigLth ST..
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
Inln.Lrr -. Il.l.rr.

CHARLESTON. ~ VA, MARCH, -, -ill of
the miners %. ,he knawhl valley rs. umed
work. Abont50i0men are now employed.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

GEEER CoxEY advertises for a
beautiful young lady who is to ride q
white no In front Of his army. II be
will attach a salary to the Office and
allow hin to ride in the rear, Senator
Higgins ight lend bis private secretary.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

We take up, clean and relay carpets
and reupholster furniture. prices loves
satisfaction guaranteed 1lS King street.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
TnI,nrl T1llr ~ ITrnlrv ~n-e

KANSAS CrtY March 25.-rwomore Del
aware Indians arrived here to take lie
kceley cure.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

Go to Wilmington Photograph Company
No 311@ Market street 90 cents per du7
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

THE following news item from the
New Yors Herald shows what admir-
able prote tectionists the Chinese are. IL
says.
The Shanghai customs authorities have
yielded % the pressure brought By the
British, German aud Russian consul
O permited the landing Of the petro-
leum which arrived at Shanghai on a
tank steamer few days ago This was
the first fsnk steamer TO arrive there
and the customs authorities contended
That she could not discharge her cargo
be.ause Inc laws did not permit the
landing Of petroleum IN hulk. In con-
sequence be vessel was detained some
time with her cargo on board, pending
the outcome Of the protest against the
customs ulcers decision entered by the
cousuls
Petroleum in bulk would bs cheaper
than In casks, hence the Chinese would
not allow 't TO be entered They do uoi
wish to loOi the people with paupel
American petroleum.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
lIl..nnrl Frn.cn -

81. JosEpH No, March 2s.--The Missouri
river is frozen from bank 70 oank.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
NnrIrrs

NOTICE TO THE DELINQUENT TAX
~ payers Of Blackbrd hundred: The tax
able residents Of Bl ,ckbiTd hundred and all
O her persons liable 10 pay rax in said hum
dred, are hereby notified that the undersigned
delinquent tax collector for said hundred will
Do ~ Mrs. Perry'a Store.
TUESDAY. MARCH corn AND TUESDAY
APRIL 3RD.
Delaney sjTUES Jay. MARCU 27Ta, 1894,
Petveen The hours ~ lOa M ard Z p IN. for
tho purpose of rereivlng tsxe7 in pursu nee Of
an act uf the 8ercra A senhly OF this state.
t1uact from the Laws OF Delaware, chapter
%. volume 70.
section 2. That on on taxes pf id before the
rst day Oi October there shall be an so4ie
lnru or per cent; un al taxes paid ntiute
the Hrst day ~ December. q ere shall be nn
aba. emtut OF 3 per cent on all ~ Nts n ia"i
on tine fr.t day q January next ensuing
p r cent. thereof shall Doe added tlcret on
an taxes unua q on the first day OF Fc,runry
pea cent shall he sdded therefor on all inAt-
unutid un the first day Of March per cent
tncfcut hall Dc added th- rcto; on al ia.ee
oupeid on FIRST day Of Ami iper cen,
Thereof shall bn added thereto. ana on al
taxes unpaid on she flsi day ot May per
ri t5 RROCKSON,
Collector OF De Taxes FOR BLACK olro
Hundred.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

IF Sens or Higgins voles against re-
duction ~ the tarih on the materials
which our manuf cturers use he will be
ia harmony with Murphy. German, Brice
and Hill, not with Gray, Palmer, Mills
and Line Jay, the ablest and most dis
interested legislators Of the Democratic
party snd OF the Union. BE will vote,
too. against the recommendations Of
every Republican President and Secretary
Of the Treasury except Harrison and
Foster General Grant mentioned the
items Of he free list in the Wilson bill
as proper articles from which the protec-
tive tariff saould be Withdrawn.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
NrOTICF-TO FIsHFRMrN FISHING FOR

NOTfCE-TO FISHERMEN FISHING FOR
~ market, notice II hereby CIV thut per-
Eona intending to carry on the business Of
n hing for mar Ct nurirg the year le. IA ore
required 10 take out the rtincates pre-
scubed by Jaw before any justice OF the
peace OF the State OF Delaware. and 10 have
the same by ur before April lst. Tho law
viii he rigidly enforced during the coming
season with persons nerlecting % make tue
proper affidavit JAMES A. N iJlLlGAN.
Elsh lnm lI.sL.Mnr.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

MOuCt-ALL MEMBGR. OF 2 WIS
~ iHu No, 6, A. %. H., are requested o ho
present 40 their tenth au i've 7trs ln ihUir
nali,o Tuesday evening Mares -. by order
Oi eomuIitfca-
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
C0xEY'S TRlBULArl0ES
Musicians Desert, Winds Blow,
but the Army Moves On.
FOOD AND THE MILITIA AWAIT HIM

The commonweaiers Are Dno at Alliance
Today, whore There Arc oity Recruits
Coxey VIII Not March Ili. Men Haci, "A
Feast Preparing at Economy. Pa.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

Beginning on Monday morning
and al this week we will present
FREE to every purchaser Of a Baby
Carriage a magnificent Carriage
Afghan, value ST. to s..
Most of them in Elder down En-
broideled in Silk with Satin Ribbon
bows A Carriage rig complete,
We furnish all but the baby.
Credit with low prices, besides put
ting prices down below the reach of
competition. We give our patrons
the advantage of the most liberal
terms.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
nun 10 InE TINE iUU Want
New Furniture,
New Carpets,
New Mating
New Oil CIOnlS.

If you will consider your own in
terest you will come to us for what
you need.
Visit every Furniture and Carpet
house, hunt out their biggest and
choicest bargains and when you've
found them come to us and well
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
Delaney's TUES lAY. MARCH g7ra. 1894,

Collector OF |
Hundred.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-05

No more sleeplessness, headache, ner-
vousness. Bacon's Celery King is
true nerve tonic. II sooths and quicts
the brain and nervous system. II you
are suffering with Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Constipation, Indigestion, Ba-
cons Celery King stimulates tho
digestive organs, regulates the Liver,
and restores system To vigorous health
and is In fact tho great herbal health
restoror. Samples free. Large pack
ages Zoe. and 25c. at w. B. Alexanders.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-05
Two Boys Hurt In the Mines.

Last Monday two sons Of Peter Will
Hanson, Of Walston, John and William,
aged respectively sixteen and fourteen
years, wore badly injured by n fall Of
roof while working In the mines. John
had one leg broken below the knee, and
was badly cut and bruised about the
head and face. William had his hip
knocked out Of joint, and was also go
vercly cut and bruised. John whose in
juries were the more serious, was taken
to Adrian Hospital. Punxsutawney
Spirit,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-05

For the 2sth annual meeting Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic 10 be held
at Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 10th TO 10Th,
tho Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
R'y will sell excursion tickets 10 Pitts
burg from Sept. 9th 10 10th inclusive at
one lowest iirst-class fare for the round
trip, good returning II used on or before
Sept. 25tb. For full information con.
suit nearest agent Of the company.
Commencing Monday, August 9th
1894, and until further notice, Pull.
man sleeping car will leave Dubois from
the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburp
Railway station daily, except Sunday
at $50 p. M, for Philadelphia via Clear
field and Willlamsport, arriving at Mar
kct st. station Philadelphia at 7.12 A
NJ, the next morning. For tickets ant
space in sleeping car call on or address
Rufus Kirk, agent, b., II. & Il. Ry
Roynoldsville, Pa.
n you want all tho news, subscribe fol
THE STAR.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-05

King x Coleman, y bbl rolled oats and:2
packages of crystal rice,
W q Boncr, sack buckwhcat.
n Wiser, lbs coffee and box crackers.
A A Swab provision, 800
Jos Bateson lr, provision, 500.
Walter Spry, prov lsion, $1,000.
llctrlck liros "a lonvcs bread.
Loeb Bros 200 loaycs bread
We also tender our thanks to M.
Kallfelz for use Of his hall for commits
sary purposes.
i. +. BOwSER,
JAMES BEvERIDGE, JR.,
ISAAC FLENNER,
ROBERT ROBERTS,
ANGUS WALKER,
Relief Committee.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-05

Ayers Sarsaparilla is ono Of tho few
remedies which are recommended by
every school Of medicine. Its strength,
purity, and efficacy are to well establish
ed 10 admit Of doubt as 10 its superior
ity over oil other blood-puriflers what
ever. Ayers Sarsapnrila leads all.
Go TO NJ. J. Riggs for Mason fruit jars
at rock bottom prices.
Raislns o cents per pound at j. A.
Welsh's.
At King e. Co.'S you will find baled
hay, salt, -four and full line of general
merchandise.
Five pounds Of either soda crackers
ginger snaps, coffee cakes or nick mack
cracks Mt w. T.. Cox n Son for ~ cents
Old newspapers for sale at this office
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-05
Horses for Sale,

A pair draft mares, sound aud truo,
4 and g years old, weighing i,400 and
I ,5O0ibs.; two horses 4 years old, weigh
ing ,O25ibs.; ono mare three years old
weighing 1,025ibs.; and one pair o.
mules. J. G. KING Il Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-05
Card Of Thanks and Report.

RATHMEL, PA, August 27, 1894.
We, tho miners Of Rathmcl, tender
our thanks 10 tho following persons for
their liberal donations during the late
suspension. Tho following Is true
account Of money and provision re-
ccived:
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-05

An account Of an appalling calamity
resulting from forest fires In Minnesota
will be fo0nd on an inside page Of this
issue. II is now reported that four
hundred mon, women and children were
cremated In the terrible fire.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-05
prtfttnp tuith thr 0iro.

wsoN-At the NJ. T.. par
sonage, BrOokville, Pa, Aug. 10Th,
1894, by Rov. j. w. Blaisdell, John
II. Boil, Of Punxsutawney, Pa, and
Miss Ella Cawson, Of Clayville, Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-05
Rambler Bicyclea

for sales by Ed. Goodor, the joweler
Come and examine the q. Il J. tire and
also get prices, M they have been re-
duced. Catalogue sent on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-02
The ora ro.n Church Singing.

FORK UNION, Y A, august 20 i0'i'
TO the Editor OF the Dispatch;
am quite surprised to read in recent
issue of the Dispatch the cruel ana uh-
inst fling made at the Fork Choir Ny
"Aqua Pura," when II is remembered
that Professor J. y. Perkins stands IN
the front rank as a choir leader anu
that his sopranos are Mrs. Laura Jones
snead. Misses Perkins Fleming, and by
no means least. Miss Sallie Toney, VINO
nossesses a voice OF rarest beauty. and
Miss Lucy Snead, who has had conserVa-
tory training, and who, as soloisi, mas
but few equals. wouiu ash'
vvbere can sweeter tenor De
found than Jimmie Thomas or
Jimmie Winn? and the same is true OF
the hass. which is always on time. your
corresnondent should remember, Wneh
,oakino his wholesale hlhgs, that on
smrh occaeions to which he refers-viz',
"An old-fashioned protracted meeting III
the country" that no effort Is made al
artistIc display, and only such pieces
orc sung as are fnialliar to the large
crowds that attend daily, in order that
everybody may have an opportunity 10
ioin in this delightful part OF Christian
yvorsbip. This is not intended as an
analogy for the singing or the SINGERS
bnt simply 10 correct what might so ou.
oa an error Aqua Pura' has sven
ht-oself away on the subject OF MUSE
~ slup,v knows nothing OF what ne
a. at,emuted 10 write. Let him try again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-02
ALL ABOUT TRIPLES.
But They Are Details Important to the
Housewife.
written for the Dispatch.)

written for the Dispatch)
Trlees make perfection. Here are few
of the added touches that make the diff
ference between commonplace and ideal
housekeeping.
When YOU have strained your plain,
boiled potatoes, take them at once to the
omen door or window. and give them Il
vigorous shaking in the drauSht. Ihey
will become white and meaiy. Try 1t once.
and YOU will do it always, so great Is
the Improvement
Every good housekeeper browns and
rolls or CRATES her stale bread, thus
having IL in readiness for scallops or
irving meats. fish, or croquettes. III, after
being rolled IL is put through the Hour.
sieve the additional fineness will amply
repay the trouble.
sat one morning in the bright, clsin
kitchen of a lumber-camp, watching the
cook make bread. After kneadlnS the
bread he took enough for loat ana dreW
1t out again and again. rolling IL up each
time. as We would puff-paste. Ihen ne
set il aside to rise. repeating the process
before putting 1t in the pans rms. ne
said, was the secret OF white ana hahy
bread.
| friend? Take corn-meal and SIT IL lnto
a quart of boiling water, stirring 1t until
IL Is of the consistency OF cream. Add
salt 10 flavor and let It simmer for halr
an hour or longer; then run IL through a
fine sieve. Have in a bowl little cream
or rich milk. Pour your boiling-gruei
into II. and you have drink sick per-
son ought TO relish.
little soap eases wonderfully the labor
of cleaning a stove. Rub manner rag
on the soap dip into ordinary stove-biack-
ing. and apply 10 the stove; nnish win
n dry cloth. The work will be done
ouickly. and will last much longer than
without the soap.
If you have many short-ste'nn'eu
| flowers TO arrange, 1t is we'll TO I'LL a low
dish with damp moss then. with sharp
stick. dibble holes In the moss. and insert
the stems. When the flowers have faded'
the moss may be dried. and used again.
pansies show to better advantage In thls
way than in any other
The most satisfactory way 10 deal win
moths. bed-bugs. or other household pests
Is 10 fumigatc with sulphur The ordinary
powder will do. but sulphur candles are
! better. and can be procured from any
druggist. Put the articles you wish fumi-
Gated in n small, close room. taking care
10 remove all silver or growing plants
as II will tarnish the one and XII tne
| other: place your lighted candle In an old
| kettle. and have the room closed fof
several hours. AL animal HE VIII De de-
stroyed. PLEASANT r. TODD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-02

pure white foo.irg--a plain edged lace
of net-and yellow satin daisy ribbon
which gave a sparkling finsh TO the ius-
treess organdIe.
AS can be seen in the design. the gcred
skirt, which has round, bell sweep AT
the bottom, Is finished with wide FOOT
iiounce OF the organdie, surmounted by
a narrower one headed as well as edged
with the footing.
The waist is the low-cut BABY model'
with a fun. waved-neck frill put on with
out heading; this Is also edged with the
footing. and at the top line OF the half
inch hem there Is a single row OF the
ribbon.
The neck Is filled In with round yoke
made in alternate rows bf the footing
and heading. through which passes The
yellow ribbon 10 tie In 'front.' und"r TIE
low, outstanding throat ru.iie ~ lcose
bow.
The sleeves are the usual nigh.-gown
model generally liked for unlincd dresses.
with a tightish elastic IN the wrist facing
10 enable the wearer to shorten or length
en- them at wlll.
They are finished at the b0t.)n With n
dropping, footing-edged founce, outlined
at the hem. as Is the NECK ore, with a
single row Of the ribbon.
Worn with this brilliant little costume
was a slIgI'iy- pointed belt with a btCk
row and long enls OF canarv-ye;,1w gren-
adine ribbon. down the centre Of which
ran satin band with q RAISED wheaton
figure.
THE SECOND CONFECTION.
The next toilet. though perhaps not az
elegant as the hir1-like yellow. was with.
out doubt the most wearable OF the four.
1t can effectively be made in any Of the
crisp. gauzy wash cottons. muslin. lawn.
or dimity. The original OF this model
was composed OF peach bloom pink-hgured
dlmity. with trimmings OF net-top fancy
lace and narrow pink satin ribbon. TIE
three tiny foot rufiies ut the bottom OF
the wide-gored skirt are headed as we'll
as edged with narrow lace.
The neck and sleeve fiounces are OF the
net-top lace. six inches wide, and with
this costume a straight girdie of the
peach-bloom satin betting Is worn. In
stead of silk the simple bemmed petit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-02
ONE ORUMMER'S MISTAKE.
He Took the Wrong 1raveiiing-Bag anu
Didn't Find 1t Out Until Too Late.
(Washlngton Post


The small travellins-bag Is ussi for
good many purposes nowadays. orico
girls carry them. typewriter grls tse
them, and women who sell hooks dis
gulse their real business with them. Jns
latest use for which they nave bren tut
Is for marketing The nes Is SAID 10
have been originated by young woman
who wanted TO 20 to marker. bat who
wouldn't be seen coming thsroiro.n With
her arms full Of packages, or a basket m
her hand.
At last she hit upon the iioa of tho
travelling bag. That would DO 1rst rate.
IL looked Dusiness-iise. IL was FAR better
than a clumsy basket The idea was ap-
proved by other young wives. ani now.
when young women are seen In the street
In the evening carrying travelllng-Osgs
they are probably headed for the market
one OF the - neat prudish young wives
lives In an uptown nat She Is the right
KIND OF a woman, for she helps her hus-
band by driving close bargains on meat.
vegetables. and provisions generally. sas
enjoys marketing. sDd has one OF toe
popular ruszet leather bags In which 10
carps home her purchases.
This little woman Mas brother who N
a commercial-traveiler. AMI most OF h!s
time IL spent ON the road. The other eve
ming the young wife returned from
marketing trip. and placed her travelling
bag on the dlQingroom table while sha
went 70 remove her hat and gloves.
Suddenly there was the sound Of steps
outside the door. and a moment later
strong shake vas given 10, and hearty
voice outside said:
Let me In. Lou; I've got Just thTes
minutes 10 spare"
1t was her brother She hadn't seen hlr,
for months. She threw the door oper'
The brother rushed IN. put his travelling
bag down on the table, and wrapped His
sister In his arms.
Il leave for Bufaio tonight. Lou.
he said. II was going by on my wa %
the train. aud I thought ia drop IA 10
get a look at you.
Three inmates were speDt in lively S''-
vsysation. then. with "Good-by' is,''
Give my regards 10 the old man. 10
travelling brother picked up a tfa's'i'.'S-
bag. and ran down stairs.
He reached Buffalo that night ana
when he weA< To has fooni % re'tv ~
opened the travelling bag u gel H'sas.
shirt. But ~ didn't dnd u. whas nc "a.
and were three tomatoes. snlAn a-ss
Of cabbage, an egg plant. = DON o' "ea'"s
powder, two boiled crabs. oSnsn W
celery. lettuce four iamh-ehops sna
small package In which we're s<mes -
ress-soods. Tue traveIxas-sas nsssesss
10 - sister. -