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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

A large black dog afflicted with ny.
drophobla, visited the farm of Benne
j. klar above Ashland. Christia n,
Hundred, lew days ago. when he wat
luckily shot md killed by his SOL
Samuel. Where he came from Is no,
known
lie mad dog scare In TINT section Of
country has surpassed anything OF tn,
kind ever before known, some 55 dogs
having boon killed In thu vicinity OF
Yorkiyn within the last three weeks
A dog belonging to Il. Grady, OF Ash.
lard went mad and was slot by Ed 1.
ward Graves II few days ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

The New Jersey State Road I'm
proyenent Association suggests tina
when the. National Editorial Conven
tion meets at Asbury Park this sup
mer 1t will lie a favorable opportunit
TO discuss practical road oonstraC
ton. II tho suggestion Is favorabi
received, the dates of July 5 and 0 a.
recommended. The association b.
had proposals for an exhibition q
roadmRklng machinery.
Tho secretary heartily commends o.
project and agrees to do all 1egi;
mGtely In his power to secure the sut
cess OF the proposed general COME
ence of the advocates OF road improys
ments in the States OF the America
Union, The suggestion has also bee
cordially approved by the Nations
Tongue for Good Roads. the Now Yor
State League for Good Roads and tn
Maryland Road League.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

BALTIMORE. June !. 1884 Special
Officer benjamin Bowen, ut IOwsnn,
yesterday shot Joseph Matthew'S. col.
ored. Matthews was charged Tith
Stealing fence rails. lac charge was
made BY Joseph Osborn, who lives on
the Hampton estate. When Officer
Brown went To Matthew'S house III
SaLdy Bottom. lowsOn- Matthews Is
said to have struck the officer aud
knocked him down
Whito MI. Bowen was attempting TO
get his revolver out OF h!s pocket Mat,
thews, 1t is charged, choiod ana push
Ell HIN out oil tho door WHICH lie els.
ell. Mn bowen then iired two shots
through the dGor.= Ono bail cut a put.
ton OF the thumb from Mathews
left hand, and the other ball entered
hlstlght hand AMI pissed up into he
arm. AEer tia shooting Mr. Bowen
secursd tho AID OF George scott. color
Ell the door was broken open and
Mathews was captured He was then
taken before Justics Perrit HuI com.
mittcd for court OIL the eAarga OF
stealing and OF resisting Officer Bow.
OIL,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

l. OF AD-0n jane :, silver watch and
l. rhuin. on King street TN UwnerCqn
havu thcsamc by calling ~ his dilce OF
Is rhyiug Tor 'Hz4 advertisement, aud
prov ~ property, li-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

FAIR; warner, :" s.s to soutAws.. Wind,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
THIRD EDITION.



II you wish to hear sornathIng that
10 Instructive and really amusing,
don't foil to attend the Court House
while tho damage suit is going on.
Ihe legal sparrinR matches between
William Q. Spruance and Levi q. b I'd
are the greatest ever fought between
any of the legal lights before the New
Castle CoGntyabar. Mi. Spruance be-
usves that a Bird in tho hand liz worth
TWO In the bush. ard that is the line
ne is lighting tho case upon.
During court yesterday afternoon.
Levi, turning to his client. l3-year. old
Herman Chielenski, and telling him to
stand up so thut the Witness who was
being examined could sec him, and
very dramatically taking hold of his
armless coat said lis this the arm
that was mangled?" When the
mother and sister, who sat in the rear
when this little scene was being en-
acted, began to Cry and very industri'
ously used their handkerchiefs in WHIP
lng away their tears.
MIR. Bird had touched tender spot
In the mother and sisters hearts. MIR.
6pruance told Air. Bird few days
ago that he Intended to give him tho
biggest battle of Ills lite before the
bar. and he Is keeping his word right
royalty.
Inc numerous liltS between lneSe
two legal giants were amusing in the
extreme. and created numerous smiles
from the audience In the room.
IL would be when cross-eXamlninE a
witness from MIR. Bird-Now DON'T
answer the question until Mr. Spruence
tolls you to.
Mr.. Bird would then put the ques
tlon to the witness, when in I'm in
slant Mi. Spruance would he up on
his feet with: Your honors, l object
10 the witness answering. The ques.
tlon is irrelevant and not admissible
at this stage of the case" oh.
would reply Levi, If you object
will withdraw the question" Pro.
ceeding Mr.. Bird would be asking the
witnesses questions, whereupon MIR,
Spruance would object and Mr.. Bird
would break out with: "Uh. don't iu'
terrapt me, Mr.. Spruance. when | am
examining n witness. We will never yet
to the end of the euse with 80 much
quibbling over such II trlliEg matter
And thus they so ON from the OF ening
TO the closing OF the Court from day
to day. The case Is exciting much at.
tentloE from the members OF the bar.
as each objection is stated aud argued
before the Court. It's "a battle Ito the
fiuiSh"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
ID,iIs

The preliminary meeting Of tile Nav
Century tluh's Sumner Auxiliary viii
be held III the cub parlbrs ON thurs.
Guy cYrtiug Jun" litu, at O'Clock
Tie Wilmington BunId OF Trade viii.
m ct tlI- 1MRrs1ug evening IN their
rooms No tDl Market street. Bu1l,
ncss Of importance viii DC discussed
Inc county tax rate has teen liked
a. - coni4O the si1u 4 cents Icing
for county and 5 scents ter poor puT
poses. Tho assessment Is, in round
figures, 81 tHD 500, tao expenses Of
running the county beng estimated
al .2b3. 200.
John Grinnnge. tho rolored mail
messenger. has resigned. his resgna.
ton to take elect JUS sd.
II you want the prcttIest metal sign
see Albert Ea"Aer, 81 shipley street
All kinds OF siEu7 that never fair ho
Inakes quick 10 Order at tie lowest
rntes. HIS signs ara not eEeelIad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

White-harcd Willie Hempster, of Will
ton, Kan. II Years old, can wag his
ears either one at time or both to.
Rether. While exhibiting this strange
peculiarly he says tho alphabet is
backward.
One OF the queer delusiOns of pa.
tlent In the kankakee lill Insane
Asylum is that his feet arc made OF
sardlnes. As he is harmless he is per.
mitted 10 keep them tied up in tin
cans filled with olive oil.
A dispatch fiom Maple Valley. y,
Y. Gays: Mrs. George Ii. Bentley. of
this place, saw what she thought was
ono OF her newly hatched brood Of
white Leghorn chickens lost Iii tie
grass. She went to restore 1t to the
brood, hut as she Approached 1t she
was furiousIy attacked by a pair of
robins. She had great difficulty in
fighting them away from her face, and
when she picked Up her supposed lost
chick she discovered that II was II
young robin as white rs snow. There
Is not IA coluFed feather on 1t and its
eyes are bright pink.
James simpson can now walk
around without tbs aid OF his cane
Gold fish waltziug IN the window
OF the drug store Oh Market street
above Fourth sheet.
Flies trying 20 drink out of a goblet
while etanding on the rlm Of guss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
The Reliability

if our Clothing for the
IL Little Folks .,g gives
rest to "Weary
Mothers There is strength
in the material, and every
seam is made doubly strong.
More over, it fits snugly.
For the boys A to Is years,
we have many styles of
Knee Trouser Suits from
$50 to $500. For the
smaller lads, 3 to 8 years,
there are Juniors, Refers,
Jerseys, Fauntleroys.
$3.50 for choice of A
styles Of Fauntleroy Suits;
they are are handsomely
trimmed with ribbons, buck.
els and braid. They are fully
worth $500. A few clear
days ard they'll be gone.
Children's Wash Suits
that'll wash.
Boys Knee Pants, 2'5 cts,
80 cts. Is cts, S1.O0,S1.25.
Cassimeres, Jerseys, Velvets,
Corduroys, Linens, Cottons.
Some special bargains in
IChildren's Suits for Friday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

M ANItti- Permanent and taLir
w hoardrrs. at No. 5O5 Nu.hiugton
street. Pleasant rooms and lUCd accom-
mOdHtuns. I'll
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

The clear weather this morning
frightened the expectations OF the
melubers of tho Rod and Gun CluI
aud their out'of town contestants In
their annual tournament. The yisi
tors during the morning were Messrs
lreadway, Henry and Miller of Phila
dolphin, who entered The dliferen
events and shot woll
THIS Is the last day OF tho tourne
mont. The result OF the shooting thi
morning was:
Event No. |, 10 birds. six entries
Iioway. g. second, Ircdway, Lands
each.
From unknown traps Mt 10 birds
FIRST, 1readway, 10; Miller, 5.
Event No. :, 10 birds, five entries
FIRST, Lands; Treadway and Miller, !
each.
Extra, number 9. 10 birds, seven or
tries. Fret money, lands, 10; Tread
way and Miller, 8 each.
Event 10. 8. 10 birds, six entries
l.andis, Horny and Hartlove, IA eaci.
Treadway and Mari. 10 each.
Event No. 4, 10 birds.5 entrlse. First
lands, Ireadway. Muller and Hart
love.
At unknown traps, Lands o; Henri,
second
Event No. 5. 10 birds 5 entrles. Flrs
money lands 9; Trcadway and Mui
Ter each. .-y
Event No. 6, 10 birds, 9 entries
First, Henry. s. Treadway and Henri,
5 each.
From unknown traps ;1readway, first
with 10 birds; Miller, birds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

II one wishes to enjoy a heart,
laugh he mrrst take n good look at tn
Study In Danger, which is one
the fifteen excellent reproduction
from Masterpieces, contained in Par
NV, oil the Masterpieces from the Ar
Galleries OF tho World. 1t Ii hard 3,
conceive anything more amusing /,
an Intelligent mind, than these TIVE
boys crawling on their knees and try
Ing to improve tho artists wet OF
sketch with fsw ugly daubs OF tb
brush, white the artist himself Ia 1,
the kitchen ilatterlng buxom oouI
try maid In his endeaver to gain b,
as now model. The unspeakGble 10
of tho two little rogues at such
splendid opportunity to play paint,
is most realistically expressed In thel
smiling faces. Tho author OF th
original IL that unrlvalled m lster |.
the Illustration of episodes from tn,
] lie OF peasants. Meyer Won Bremen
Every subscriber can secure this reail
excellent part by bringing O coupe.
and ten cents to this Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
FIFTH EDITION
Sporting Notes.

A handsome silk banner will be pre-
Sented to enoh club taking pat In thu
Peoples Fourth OF July regatta, q.
Philadelphia, as souvenir Of the 90
casion.
johnson, Tyler. Sanger and Bald
will meot In competition ct the bioy
Gle races at Oneonta on June Z. One
thousand dollars In prizes has been
offered.
Gloucester's Chief OF Police chopped
the fight on Tuesday night between
Tom Moriarlty. OF Lowell, and join
Johnson, OF Fairmount, when tive
blows had been delivered.
Eyles, London boxer. defeated
Denny, the Australian pug Hist, before
the National Sporting Club on Monda.
night.
The shooting tournament OF the At.
lantlc city Gun Club will be held or
the Ocean Pier on June 12, 10 and Il.
Inc boxing tournament to be giver
by Prof. John II. Clark, In Philadel
phia, next Monday night has the fol.
lowing entries Paul Stracker, James
Doyle. Andy Mack. Henry Baker, W
WallkoIi, Harry Brown, George Eos,
ter, Fred. Reese. Charles II. Williams
Joe Riley, Frank Williams, William
Mark and II. MacLin.
Walter EdgertUn. tie "Kentucky
Rosebud" has arrived In Atlantic
City to begin training for his fighl
with Dixon for the featherwelghi
cham Dionship OF the world at Boston
on June 20.
IRoY, N. Y, June The annua'
race meet OF the Cohoes Wheelmen,
under L. A. W. rules, was held a.
Renssalner Park this afternoon. Oven
5000 people were present.
Anorean. owned by Eugene Mes
sick, won q one mile dash at Wash
.ngton. ID. G., race truck on Tuesday
l.433t. The bets were to ON her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

Tho District Court for tho District
of delaware Hil sit IN tins cts next
IuesdaS. II IS understood THAT Tile
cases Will DO continued to the Circuit
, curt one week lutrr II il also an.
derstuod that tho cases against Hack
way, charged with sef!lFti. AN obscene
latter through the mails. will be ig-
norod, as tie Grand Jury at Baltimore.
where the alleged letter was mailed,
Ignored the bi!l some time ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

The cotton trade6r Norfolk, Va, 10
that OF last year. the receipts sinc
the first of September agRregatilf
nearly hall million bales. being al
increase of over 10000 bales owe
snme period of previous year. Thl
is certainly healthy showing.
Tho Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company exported from Norfolk 10
the month of May POS. 900 tons of Goa
being the larges, monthly export eve
nude by that company. This effects o
these heavy receipts aud shipment.
ara folt IN all branches OF trade In MOI
folk and gives employment to hun
dreds oil hands ana a largo amount O
money Is put In circulation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
DIED.

COOP"H-On June hth 1891. James n.
Cooper. u2ed II years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral. from his late residence
sl- l atnall str 81, on Friday Afternoon. mt
clock. services nj the house. Inter
lncnt ut MI. salem cemetery.
LEV DEN.-On june 1. 1884. John Lcwdcn,
aged IS years.
Relatives aud friends are in ytcd TO at
tend his funeral from his late residence
In inc vlllagc Ol Orr stiann, ON Friday,
the Nth inst, ut O'Clock y. M, without
tGrlhcr notice. services ut the house.
lntcrment at st. -. James Cemetery.
FultMAN-Suddcnly. June 9Th, 1891. in
Lhrstiana Hundred, near flsmrrc,
Joseph :. Forman. AGED - years and +.
days.
Tue friends nrc invited to attend the
luucral from his late residence OH THURS.
day afternoon June Tth. al O'Clock.
Services ut uId Swcies church.
TIloMpSON-o June 9th, George W
thompson. aged % NuAss.
lielalives and friends are invlt 81 TO ut
tcnd the funeral. from his late residence.
18Th ana " ouliuud avenue. on saturday
afternoon. June 9th, at = y. IA. lntcrment
AT alt. enlem cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

George J. Diler was charged In tn,
Municipal Court this morning for hav
ing sold Intoxicating liquors without
a License. ut No. tlnst Fourth street
Joseph Killer testified that he pur
chased beer and paid Tor 1t TO Dlller.
Josenh A. Hardy chad purchased.
about three weeks az o. ilitoxlGaLlnil
liquor and paid for II TO Diller. Therl
last night
Captain Chambers testified to the
finding Of u card OF Dlller, which
stated that liquor was served at tht
room.
Tho court fined him 500 and costs
of the prosecution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

senator Allen takes tine ribbon aa
the long distance JawsilillEH
A wonaus most torgetfu! moments
are wiIcu Hs,rd her aye.
The man VINO shoots with both Dyes
zlul dnesll'; get much game.
\ really good WON IN has her mind
al owe politics and pgS dogs.
ihrrO Is more christianity in hon.
% weights than in taa; prayers.
IHe pen SOL wl!o talNs about another
beh;nd his lack Is social thug.
The man WHO loves mono" and hntcs
wu;lIts going To swlu1le somebody.
iuke ihe r nat oil John Sheimau's
name and you has Mrs Lease left
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

BA1ttHoGE5 June =7=.1ahn. 7. Bunce
who was convicted o. Saturday Of muir
der in The second degree for killing Mrs
Martha + Tegeler, was sentenced ytslcr
day by Judge Harlan 10 eight years in h,
penitentiary. 1hr crime @as committee
on Feb ~ Mrs Tcgclrr va. found wild
seven wounds on her hc'rl md hlo, Il,
hatchet was lying On he floor. She dlcl
on March ). -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

The cantata Esther, the Beautiful
Queen" will be rendered on Thursday
evening, June I, by the Wilmington
Musical Association. at the Peoples
lheatre. he proceeds Tor tho benefit
Of tho Old Foli.s Home for Coiored
People. Incorporated with, Mrs.
Amelia Layton and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

On the motion OF sir. Brown OF ths
Philadelphia bur In tho United States
Court this morning the argument on
the preliminary injunction In the cas-
OF tho fish oil factories at Loves WINS
postponed until next Tuesday, thu sit
ting of the District Court. Tie casa
Is orc which il attracting good deal
neighhoIhood are much exercised owe;
the ullair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

The Harem Scaretu Band OF the X. Of
p. has Just received tho handsome
band suits. The members Will hive a
group photograph taken ana placed
on exhibition. Next Thursday even.
ing tho Land mlll be present at IL
High School exercises, and the folla
log Saturday 1t Will Ia at rulleyyllle.5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

Passmore Bros. Will have sale OF
Bedford county COWS at their farm
near Genlreyilie, on = thursday, the llth
inst. Mr. Potter tho shipper, say !
they are first class. and well worth
the attention OF farmers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

The police commissioners this nom.
ltG Inspected the pOiice force and felt
ftEhly pleased with tho a7pearL nee Of
the men. The city prison was also in
speeied and found In perfect harmony
with tho chief and his force. The
chief received this deserved coHgrat.
ulntions OF the commission for tho ex.
Gellent state OF affairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

Mrs. 8. G. S. Carr, wife of Amos J.
Carr, Darby, Pa, died on Monday.
Mrs Carr. who was daughter Of the
late Thos. Young of this city. was aged
63 years. Her funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon. Interment vii.
be made at Wilmington ard brandy.
vino Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

George Mailman, of Odessa, ia In the
city to-day building his fences. Hs
seems to be in the lead for tho lfemo-
cratic nomination for coronar. lie ia
u good man and We'll liked.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
STUCK QUOTATIONS.
Repcrteh by
HEAl.D n COMPANY,

Seventh aud Mlrkct strost.
Investment aud Securities Welding
from to per cert.
orders for tho purchase aud sale of
STOCKS aud Bonds on Commission eNrcut.
Gu AT all the stock exchanges
PrlNute telegraph wires to New York
Philadelphia. boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts ana Letters OF Credit is.
sued.
FOR SALE.
City Of Wilmington per cent bonds
turity Trust and ~nie Depot Co.
scranton fraction Co.. per cent bon dS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

Strictly one price
and ii dissatisfied
with your purchase
we will return your
money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
KENNARD & CO.,
62I-623 MARKET ST.

To-day, tomorrow and
Saturday you can buy our
new superb Wraps and Jack.
cts at half price. The stock
is still full and complete in
sizes and qualities, but they
are going out fast.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

The Browtauu Library -socfatlonI
will give its excursion this year to-
Cane May 1t w,ll combine with 81.
Paurs excursion. August let is tie
date liked.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

A pretty June wedding toea place
this morning n st AIMS 4. C=church,
the contracting parties being William
Langston. tins pitcher Of tho RocKford
baseball team, and Miss Name A.
Neister. The ceremony WAS perform.
cd oy rev Peter Donughay, with
nuptial mass The bride was attantisd
BY Niles Della Kane, aud john A. Gal.
lagher was best man
After tie cerem uny. welding break
fast was served at the home of tho
b. les mother on Nawastt atre5t.
he bride and her att4aluIt wore
W sitting gowns Of white siHi.
Me-, and Mrs. Lpugston lett on u
wedding tour to Virginia al Il o'clock
on the Norfolk express.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

The American ship Pacaantucker clear.
cd from port this morning for Car
din Ensland with cargo of 1900, 0oo
gallons of oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

FL I,-all the Cloth.
iae .old from
~. IN S,Stb md Marie,
Lot aP' we arc anxious 70
No.. have. tl,c.c char
ftCi' aetcristics #
oet.un and prire--rioI,t
We do The best-we know
how TO have Them 60, TN
cut and =makc.un are n.
WAYS in kcepino with the
--latest st,,ln and 2tba =nrfres
=afc consistent W. b,ngIIn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

Tomorrow promises 10 lie fair
ANA rather wJiiGrr. On Saturday
from fam tn partly cloudy followed by
showers at.r clearing IN different 70 :
tons, with rather higher tenn perutule
State oI rnorn pnnat,-
attn IssPJuLtdtS one; tJ.IIY,ia ta9
sAaio:
5uelO3k. iDot:loell 2o'eioolt
o. 81 (;7
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

House 40 II irwin Plaza Tor rent
cheap App,y to IL. (. Vernon. RE
PUBLICAN Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

Mothers, give your rhllarcn SImms'
worm killer. Your children Will lie
hsaTty aud stt"ng, nave good stom.
HHhs and pure blood. - anu ~ cents.
60G King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

Anyone wiablng Hover work for
funerals should call at Haydens. 7O3
Market strcst,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

The fine Percheron stallion belong.
ing TO David q. Cornbrooks. RESTING
near Brahdywine Syringe. died week
or ten days ago. when tho carcases was
lett on tho surface OF the ground, SO
near the premises of AIR. Fell as to
cause some annoyance. On complaint
of MIR. Fell the body was removed.
but not buried. and MS result Secre-
tary Frazer, OF tho Board OF Health.
went out to the Springs this after
noon, to mike satisfactory dis
position OF the Catcase. OF course II
should be promptly nut under the
ground, 1t this has not already been
done, and thus prevent further annoy
ance.
a farewell reception Will be given In
Unitarian Church this evening to their
pastor who Will leave TO spend his va.
catian in Europe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

M AN1'lD-A gtil FOR general house
w work ami washing, AT 4l3 West
=tfHut. Il.
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