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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08

The longer the young COW, with her
first and second cali, can be made to hold
out, the more surely will this habit be
fixed upon her. Stop milking her four
months before the next call, aud 1t will be
difficult to make her hold out to within
four or six weeks Of the time OF calving
afterwards. Induce her, II possible, by
moist and sucGulent food, and by careful
milking, to hold out even up to the time
Of calying, ii you desire to milk her so
long, and this habit will be likely to be
fixed upon her for lie. But do not ex-
pect to obtain the full yield Of COW the
frat year afteFcalving. Some OF the very
best cows are slow to develop their best
qualities and no COW reaches her prime
till the age Of five or six years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,


The undersigned by virtue Of deed Of trust ex:
eouted 10 him by lmAc Cots, dated the lst Jay q
March, 1875 and recorded IN the Office o. the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Ohio county In DOGi o.
Trust Book No. s, pages 2lS and go, VIII sell al
public auction al the front door Of the Court llouse
Of Ohio county, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on
SATURDAY, the list day Of May, 1873,
tho following property, to-wit; Tho north half Of
the forty feet In front Of lot numbered llb on nc
west side Of Market Square, IN the dty Of Wheel
Ing, being about twenty feet In trOnt and running
back 10 the alley, together with tho building and
appuFtenauCoS situated thereon. Said building y
now occupied by c. +. Wagner Said property VII
30 sOld subject 10 the dover Of Susan II, Colts TIL
wife Of said Isaac Cots, which however will Onll
yOSt In case the said Susan L. Cots should survive
The said Isaac Colts, and TO lelse Of said prunise
held by Q. y. Wagner for the three years noxl on
suing after the III day Of April, 1879 at The rate
$500 per year the 6rst years rental having already
been advanced 10 the Slld Isaac Colts.
TERMS OF SALE-- One-thlTd Of the purrhaS
money 10 hS cash, One-thiTd 10 10 paid IN lhTe'
months from the day Of sale, and the remaining
third 10 six months from @ll day Of sale, the plr
fhHTfdd eis iTii nsftainestS.
selling % trustee, the undersigned will eOnVe
only Snch title Us Isconierred upon him BY the Sa
decd Of March Id, 1875, though the tileh lellSyo
10 lie good, JOHN y. FENpLELUN;
j. CHAMBERS iIERvEY, AuCtlOneer. mral
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY
May II, at 10 o'clock 4. n. ,,,
my3 JOHN U. FENDLElON.
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Satur,lay, the 29!h Day OF May

" ,sJa AMI S%iprad On ihe I9ih jay Of Deconl-
~ ,STI SnToIStSi TTuStes IN the place and stead |
W USSI 49,, ,Ss' W.T. jeCaoStiI Viii On
" 'Al'e' - ""'Ir 1890 NT
NntuFtlnyS the SYln Duy VI M"S,
1875, ....
r.....,-., =. IN o,o,orl, A. nvocoCd IN selI Al |
~ irant doST Al liz Court lfoss oi Ohio county,
Ws Va PunG ~ ~ ~ Nv ina SSlj
bludeti the ptVltIH III tLn %iloS;iTg m.
deed q IusL Lnat ,Ia,s,n tEH co IT ~ OSIo In
riP9Gl vSs'ris "a ma n mi near tbe XIV
We sLteol Wa t.,,Si y, ,sSS, ~ und NM;
Wheeling namey MSI OF I'm ac ~ INV ISo iG
u uDa,s q, IhrSn tH Doss and boIh1ei n follows
I9ols anu Ih'ee Nol poe'' "'u U'''"'U - '''''"'
VIZ pi..,.,,,, a, ,o,n, In ,he ceplre Of wheeling
creSf IN = ISo via he eastern ode Of SiO CON-
tsyed " JNh1 NJ snq z Tlio Sna ,SsSss X ma
ai,h ~ ny N .,T ZHmefS III soih S0HS west
" \, H H. MI III" M WSb,,er SiTsef thence
~ ~ IN" M n Waiter alreet South 81 eaSi is
role 70 ihs east sde Of High steel; thence with
Sa de q nigh street G Ut az we, VET 10 re-
70 ne Hubbard IE1 isi LIsnC S. soS iso
guy PS w.. "N,,S 70 al III poeS. SoGih to
wv! w. .,Ih ri eSSt n1Ies: north az east
poles Iouth Mn ' Y s PSI V ,raSt bsnss
3S Wy s nh 1IIS M Ri SoieS: north 61XS
WIZ slIu nnS th .aS IN ES ,1lPS n thS conIfH
u P" T,n"I sr1 None 5own mo eofiifc Of
Vii crcnf Sorih l0s west S POLES south 500 west q
n.y. cLsek spH S5 -, N nSiCs SST M west ID roles
Poiei ~. y, !, KIN irSst i Cfected ths ZION
70 ihe Iahii nan, Enown NJ M CreScent iron
a.su ,c,SSSr riIh All md SnguiaI ihe bulldlhES
!ttisI. sSSIrsS ,neThiNeyy. folIs. iaiheg, tools,
~, rls,nsriS md eorIpnenlS pertaining, or In any
i nlIPu LaIo1S, NJ ~ Nv sSIi Iron WoFEL
WY S wv ~ y t%S cSSi az oi6er minerals md
hhu AE ~ Siia.ss "' ~ ~ heionSinS 10 ihe
mining Ss.t ~, in M nndeF IN hIl NTH
ssIu gIy .. TeIah pSiic1 ChSniines IIii bena
Tho coal and other minerals and q mummy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08

FlRE,-We learn that the smoke and
coal houses Of Emanuel Francis, at Plea.
SAINT Valley, were recently destroyed by
lire, A large quantity Of hacon and
other goods in the smoke house were
consumed. 1t was with great difficulty
that his dwelling house was saved from
the flames OF the burning building, II
is supposed to be the work Of an In.
cendiary.-l louRdsrille Reporter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08

RoBBERY.--We learn that one night
recently some person or persons entered
the dwelling house Of Mr.. Francis Bran
non, near town, and stole thereirOm ninety
dollars. There was one hundred dollars
altogether, bnt the thief, in making his
flight, dropped ten dollars near the outer
doOr.-MGGRdsriNe Reporter. Iu 1t.f
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whirh ronIs Ent the NIOst?

This question has been asked and an
sWered many times, but nowhere, NS yeti
in print, have seen II to my satisfaction.
Writers invariably Try to solve this queS'
lion 80 ~ to make II m argument Tor
son,e particular breed, and that Ia gener-
nliy ire breed, in which they are most in
.terested, Another reason Ii that they
Src constantly giving the iayorite coop oil
iowlS nil the III bitS, which they do not
count "A anything. But TO answer the
question rightly would be to say, ne hen
thnt eats the most, rs rule, IA tne one
ihni produces the most. One bushe,l
nj corn, or its equivalent In other food
viii make nine pounds Of live poultry, OF
Seyen and one.lenth pounds o. dressed
nnullty. or twelve and ohe-hall pounds
n spri. One has only 10 weigh his pull
let Il ak months old, to know how much
money he has expended for her, and II NJ
hSs nit furnished the feed, he will know
iuSt how much she has foraged oil hi
rriVhbnrs for his benefit. Most farmer
have feeling that the corn which is iet
| 10 fowls IA thrown away, and hat thei
uocket-books have been depleted so much
| lie should rather look upon the transac
lion as hist 40 much grain exchanged To-
evvs or poultry, The profits Of which ar
con,ihg 10 him 10 better fill that pocket
hook, Liberal feeding means liberia
profits: neglect means loss Of what you q
r;vr Them. As a rule. feed well or XII
The flock. Thisshould be the ruiz, loE IN \
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THERE Is a sound Of pounding and saw
ing at the Capital that indicates Change
Of base" and all Ia quiet on the Kama
wha. We are sorry to be compelled 10
say that on aud after the 2lst Of May the
Capital Of West Virginia will he at
Wheeling. - Charleston Chronicle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08
No. lIoI & 1912 Main ST.
nnIO COUNTY COUNT,
Rlna Fire aud Marine Insurance.
Company Of Wheeling In


10,
George Roberts and others,
by virtue Of decree Of tho County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, made and entered on the
20lh day Of January, 1870, IN tito above entitled
cause, tile undersigned Special Comm lssioners viii
prOCeed 10 Re al public auction, At tho front door
Of the Court House Of Aid Ohio couhly,Oh
TUESDAY, APRIL ~, 1875,
COmmCnClngat 10 o'clock a. NJ Of said day, all the
coal and other minerals belonging at present to the
Crescent Iron Company which are IN and under
lands that were conveyed 10 the said George Rob
eriS by lie iOCd Of John Woods, trustee, and Mar
Ina Knox, bearing IlatO the Sth day Of June 1863
and recorded In Tho Clerks Office q nld Ohio
county IN Decd BOOK No. o. puge 4G7i excepting
only 10 much Of said coal rs was conveyed by aid
George Roberts and wife To Emma b. Carter by
deed dated the list day Of january, 1870, the said
deed being deed Of exchange between the shld
Emma Il. Carter, Of the one part and tho said
George Roberts Of the other pnft and recOnlcl In
Sal CleTk'sOflce In Decd Book No. %, page a.
AiIo, all the Coal, ways, easements rights and
privileges which by tho said last mentlo deed
Of exchange wore granted by the said RnllA d.
Carter to tic said George Roberts; the above being
tho sane coal, minerals ways, easements. right.
and privileges which were conveyed by the said
Roberts and wife to the Crescent Iron Company
BY deed bearing date the 18th day Of July, 1911
and recorded III said Clerks Office. In Decd lIOoh
No, 81 rage $751; For more particular aud Minute
description Of the ihCes and bounds Of the premise
here offered Tor sale The course Of entries and tht
| character Of other improvements connected with
the same reference 10 hereby made 10 complete
plat Of tho said premises now posted In the Clerk
Office Of Ohio County Court.
TERMS on -One.fOuTth Of the p1rchat
money to b. paid In cash on the day Of sale 9nt
the residue Of said purchase money 70 !" PAD u
four equal annual installments with interest there
on from The day Of Sale tho purchaser 10 give bond
with security, 10 be approved by Bald Special Com
mlsSlOners, Tor sald deferred payments anti tht
title 10 said property to b retained until the salt
JAMES r. K0DEll9,
II. q! BARR,
} mr26 Special Commissioners.
The above sale IournCd until WEDNESDAY
May 18th, at 10 o'clock AN L-a.- apj0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08

Tup MARYLAND PEACi CRopGThe
ncorh growers on The Eastern ahd west
ptn shores Of Maryland think their crop
viii he larger this season than II has been
ior several years. They state that al
ibnuUh The late itosls in April did some
Ismsse 10 The buds, II has no! proved as
oSrioHs "A was al FIRST anticipated; In
0 Son,e Localities the damage will no doubt
Io severely felt, but as ageneral thing
he etop Is expected to be large. Ihe
g ar say that owing to the backward.
SrC" n The spring the buds did not come
iorwSti until later than usual and con
Seouently they we're but slightly dam
Sgad The officers Of the various steam.
boSt companies whose vessels make
SHSciSliIy Of fteighting peaches, are y
coS6ient that the crop will be large uRa.
i6Syare already making preparations Lol
Whiting an additional boats during ina
p"tt ~ The wear. The Maryland steam
bosi Company alone expects to land iroH
1000 10 90,O0O boxes Of peaches on Llgh
s,rSSt wharf every day during the season
49, Usocbes constitute the most lucratiyy'
iteiTbt The steamboats, have during " "
sumynsr season, the managers Of the gu
iSrSni commands have taken great pam
10 learn what prospects there are LOT
crop, and the result Of their inquiries
most satisfactory.
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ASSETS.
...siO,iOs.et9 %
LIABILITIES.

Death claim. reported and not dnc., 22s,o1S 90
Reinsurance resarvc ~ per cent To- L.. /,
terest, New York Standard ~.,,.a,,r. s,7lO,SO %
Total liabilities. S1S,9is o.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or TIE .
CRESCENT MILL

Pursuant to deed Of trust Of The CRESCENT
IRON COMPANY, dated the second day o.
March, 1871, and recorded In Decd Of Trust Book,
No 4 pSRp 243, In the Clerks office oil the County
Court Il Ohio county, West Virginia, we the un'
IerSlRnetl, Hannibal Forbes and Robert Cranglc,
TruseoS, tthe said Hannibal Forbes having been BY
an OTler Of the Circuit Court for Ohio county WeAt
Va, made and entered on the 10th day Of pcccm.
her IsTI appointed Trustee In the place and stead
Of James i. Wheat, decsasOd,l will on
saturday, the goth Day Of May,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-08

BOuu ICVuHVu WIN WV 49,
For laws relating 10 the postal service, for propos
d lohd and certificate and for Instructions and con
GltOnS 10 lie embraced in the cuntrac SEQ advertise
men Of This date 10 pamphlet form, 10 be ioun1 q
ihc ipfueni OF each route or by addressing the sec
oni Assistant Postmaster General -
TdS should lie SrTt In sealed envelopes mPeT
rfibel "Aiail proposals, STATE OF MIt 1nhd,
and addressed 10 The Second Assistant f0sthS'e
(ienCrAi, Washington, y. C,, ,.w,,1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23
ON DOMINION STEAMSHIP coMPANY
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LINE.-IHE STEAMER
~ ARMENIA will. and after Monday, May II, leave
New York Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. from
Ncstry street pier 80 North RIVER, al - a NJ sDd
Twentyfourth street at A. NJ. landing at West Point
Nowbnrg Poughkeesie, Rhinebeek, CAtskill and Hud-
son. Daily passages viii be resumed aud Juu~
4 when the steamers 4. WIZARD aud DANIEL DREW
will be placed upon thc routa.
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(,ArsRILl.-BoATs UP THE CREEk, New cIiAy-
~ pion and Water Brett. daily SUNDAYS excepted.
from Canal street, 4. "a. Fare 80 cents
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: NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FEnRx

8. when the steamers q. WIZARD aud DANIEL DREW
viii be placed upoa me route
- a
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
For sew Brighton, snug Harbor West Brighton All
rort Richmond, boats leave whitehall strces ioOs,f
Broadway. daily ats:fa siIS s:s,D:S 4 u ls:iL
I5s.3o 40, $50 anaj :SRM
sundays a. halfpsst every hoUr from s.l9 4 "
Tareloceat4
Astor House csrs,eave vss.y street D. terry rEs
Scents
(,ArsRILL-BoATs W THE CREkk, New cnAy-
from Canal street Z. u. farr 80 cents
LNALL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON
wa NsTPoT,n ana ra eare pSr Z
North sver loot ~ Murray street daily SUNDAYS JUNE
@ AUGUST p w. rnIoggn tickets seld a. ~ prinsl
OPPOSITION ALBANY AND TROY FRANKLIN
rse PIT SsOS dsss SSen ~ w'P FssT
6P. n. Buffalo, 81 70 Z. W hANcoA-
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD -,
y The great Trunk Line aud United states NAL
Trans Trans leave New York Of Dcsbrcsscs aud
ESpress Tor Harrisburg fittsburr M West and south
saSr X Sunday ssnd s;si {. ~, 49,. -,
f9r n ana Igcs cnentlng at PM adelphai
For wamsgort ioes , Hs's en- TGsSy an
Petroleum Centre ard me oil Regions ,, ~r.r,,,.s
For Baltimore, Washington and the SCUM ati
Washington Express fullmsn fsF1es Ssrs q'aas
r NJ regular regular at so T. NJ. ) andS r n. Sundays
Or rnascpe O., s' {, s n,sss " sspa ss
80 ! 4 $50 and r NJ Emisraut aud second class.
FOR Sewssrk, ate e;ss, Z 20 M;ESI
75o SID, q, 80 r n sad Y nlshL sunday, s.ao.t
FOR NJ fil.sest9. & s;5l Las $4,000
s7ssi s.o ~ Il 10 4 n aud y night sunday, 20
rqr '9 RasSsE ~ Asis SLs;:ia sIg;
" ana 4 night sunday $50 ard IN NJ =
FOR woodbridge, Perth Annoy ANA south AmOoys All
Fdg New BransweR : aud s A. NJ. Y y. s:ll s;II
s.s $40 3 \ and I, Z alsh "a 9 s.gS NJ
Tor Kingston snd Roxy Hiil. sts a y; and t;lorM
F FSr F Fhiipsburs ana seyidsre' gS q and
Tar and f 5o NJ SGaHs 50 anu sn'
Tor Freehsld 4 NJ land : 10 r h.rd.pw
For Hightsown, Pemberton ana Camden VIA fefu AM
For R,shtstown and Pcmberton. NJ
Trans arrive as follow Prom rtseurg 80 and y p
80 Ian and Ss IM su s,s ss q
6.55 lOIa u 10 II - A. NJ, ANS t6 5I5, IS Tea.
$40 lo;2L r NJ, sunday $40, taO, SIS. liist A. n.
iskst orices SIS and sA Broadway No Aston Houss
street, Brockyn; Nos. ~ ~ and rs Hudson street,
Ho6oksn E,nigrsnt ticket ONCE No. BatoieyrS place.
General Manager. General PASSENGER Agent
| pRoSrDENcg AND sToyINGTov STEAMSHIP co.
/ IL NEW YORK AND lsToN
sToNlNaTOS LINE -. s,er,rs
steamers Rhode I;lAnd ana NArrasAn'' daily 'A''''
sundays 40 r PROVIDENCE LINE.
From pier q r. foot OF Robinson - the seamsni ~
Electra and Galatea daily except sitnaayse - :. =
DgOpLE,s LINE FOR Albany. do DWoht Ia =
49, NV ~ aeSE sd steamers leave daily. svnaaxa
eI6aaia8 fram nsr n North River ats r.
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As,or House cars,eave vsasy strsss.o- Jerry rrs
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INALL RIVER LINE 20 BOSTON
II via Newport aud Fatl Kiver.--rhe werldrenowued
steamers BRISTOL ami PROVIDENCE leave pier -
Norm river oet Murray street daily SUNDAYS June
"a Ia August 20 r. w. Through tickets sold AZ al nrincL
pal hotels the city Hal Band engaged Tor the sason
IMPOSITION ALBANY AND TROY. rankin
W street. per 35-3bc. deck cabin 81. with berth
steamer SCHUYLER, Mondays, WednestsyS frdars.
6P ~ Bugaio, 81 IS y. W. HANcOA-
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A GENTS wANTEO-T0 CANVASS CITY AND OOUk.
n try quick selling beautiful article, wanted
every where good men guaranteed large sales l69 Full
ton ST., second door
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n'DOEOVAN RoSSA-CHEAPEST PASS AGE OFFICE
~ NJ New York steamers every day tor Cork, Liver
pool, GLASGOW, Derry Drafts payable everywhere
Northern Hotel, Cortlsndt ferry. and ls2 Chatham
square.
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A GENTS wANTED-CIfY AND COUNTRY TO SELL
~ teas 10 families aud large greatest i'm
ducements CANTON TEA COMPANY, No. lAs Cham
bers ST.
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A GERIs.-WANTkD, IN NEW YORK AND EVERY
N where, gentlemen, also ladies' for musi
publtcaft0n, without competition Onst 0ut exelusfv
terrIfory gooa salary commission paid % active
experienced persona INTERNATIONAL PU BLIBHINg
COMPiNY. bennett building, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

OF MULBERRY STA FIRST CLASS DRESS
lOt maker In private family; understands all
nnds OF underclothes and laces and making Infants
lardr0bes will show sample work: best references
;All address Mrs, GRAY.
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sundays, ., halfpast every hoUr, from so = Y.
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COAsTWIsE sTEA nsHIPs.

DACIF1C NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE-RoR cALlFoR-
I mia, Japan and China. nom pier ~ North River
FOR ASPiNwALL.
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DR0yIDENCR AND sTONINGrov STEAMSHIP 90.
NEW YORK AND lSTON
STONINGTUN LINE. -.
From pier g ~ r., foot or Jay street nc eegs ms
steamers Rhode Island ana Narraganseh daily VAeePs
suhu"s9' - - PROVIDENCE LINE
From, MGR u foot OF Robinson So the STEAMSHIPS
Electra and Gaatea daily except sundaysh a - n
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NJ ANTBD-A YOUNG UNMARRIED MAN, WHO
~ can speak the German language, retail coal
ONCE on the cast side. Address with references
sta,ing wages expected, COAL. station n.
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A. YOUNG LADY DESIRES A sITUATION.-HAs A
m thorough knowledge OF sewing; would assist In the
are Of children. Address box ll9 Herald Uptown
ranch office.
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WANTED--A YOUNG MAN ABOUT Is YEARS or
W age, as light porter in clothing store be
good peumsn and have frs references Apply 70
GEO. LATHAM s5s Broadway
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A YOUNG AMERICAN LADY, WITH REFERENCES,
n efficient family seamstress, experienced III it-
ing, desires place by the day. wees or month"; eity
b country; moderate rates; would like engage
pent in which she coud remain time. Address
Diss L. W. r. Herald office, l26 Gates ay, Brooklyn.
here she now is or will call if requested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

IRISH AND SCOTCH TOURS PASSENGERS WHO
A contemplate landing in ireland and who wish 10
avail themselves Of the advantages offered by C0Ok'S
TOURIST TICKETS must purchase them previous
sailing They can be obtained by route 10 Lon
don. COOKS E&CURsIoNIsr, price 10 cents contains
programmes, fares and full particulars OF over 200
European tours COOK, SON JENKINS.
2bi broadway. New York.
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UOUNts NAN wANTED-IN A BANKERS OFFICE:
Il must write we'll and have undoubted character
wages So per month"; state and reference Addres.
l.. r., Herald once.
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JNXPRESSMEN FROM ALL PARTS or THE CITY
ia and suburbs please call or orders ljl Maidei
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yNANTED-AN EXPERT ACCOUNTANT; A THOR
w ough practical business man secure nrofita-
BILE business. Address ACCOUNTANT, box $3.50 Post
Office.
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. OR 3 FIRST CLASS WAIsTMARERs; ONLY
= those accustomed 10 best work need apply early
Monday at No. $50 Sd nv. NJ. O'kEFFE.
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V1EOPLE,s LINZ FOR ALBANY.-D0DWoh,an ~
nYcu,e add concert band on board nr't eisss 20
sage ONLY 8l, deck, SIC steamers isaye 1,.V 49,
sneen e8 pam uer Al North River ats r. w.
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Dressn akers and seamstresseS.

RE TH Av., OPPOSITE sTEwART's,-DREss-
DO maker by the day in families TO make dresses at
eT own home cutting and bastng done.
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TRY GooDS-wANTED, a GOOD, SMART. PUSH
II ing man; also two smart youths who lave work q
At the business Apply AZ 81 LIST
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yxTASTED-A HOME FOR A BOY TWELVE YEARS
w ODD in a farmers family, where he Will be under
good Christian influence and treated their child
lu surrender will be given; reference given and
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