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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04
ABOUT TRUSTS.

There appears to be about as much
inconsistency among leading Repub
liclns concerning the question of
Trusts, as other things. Mr.. Blaine it
will he remembered has declared that
Trusts are "largely private affairs,
with which President Cleveland nor
any private citizen has any particular
right to interfere" and that they are
Estate issues and have no place in a
national campaign" The Boston
Journal and the Philadelphia Press
commend Mr.. Blaine's views as in
harmony with the Republican plat
form. The New York E0ening Post
says on the subject: Gen Harrison
says in his letter of acceptance that
he is opposed to Trusts, and that sit
cannot be doubted that the legislative
authority should and will find a meth
cd" of dealing with them. He was
careful not to say State legislative au-
thority. Now comes Mr.. Chauncey
Nj. Depew, second foremost Republican
leader and expounder of Republican
principles, and while still fresh
from reception" which is said to
nave surpassed that of Blame in num-
bers and brilliancy, declares in an in
terview published by the Commercisl
AdUeyhser:
don't care to enter into a criti-
cism of Mr.. Blaine, but | will say that
l take Gen. Harrison's view of the
subject. These Trusts, as some of
them have developed lately, are by no
means for the public good, and as
they concern the whole people, the
peoples representatives in Congress
and the Legislature should take them
in hand.
Mr.. Depew made another remark
which was even more revolutionar,
than this about Trusts. Speaking O
talk in England about our Presidential
election, said;
/ met one nobleman, man ofgrea
intelligence, who wanted to see Harri
son President of the United States
The reason he gave was that if tn,
Democrats were successful, they NIGH
put all raw materials on the free list
and then the American manufacturer
could, he thought, manufacture good
more cheaply than Englishmen, ant
undersell them in their own market.
. Talk like that upsets the whole Re
, publican plan Of campaign, destroy
the usefulness of al the most widel
I circulated Republican campaign doc
uments, and sustains the tariff-reforr
position of the President and his part
j as completely as Mr.. Fosters "Fat
r CIRCULAR did. Mr.. Depew haseviden
Il ly recovered from his "cyclone of fear.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04

Eyes tested free of charge. Glasses
should be worn when the first symp-
toms of failing sight appear.
Just received nice line handsome
designs in Jewelry, Watches, Chains,
Rings, &c. Special orders solicited
for any article in my line on which
very low prices will be given.
R@Send stamp for cur Jewelry
Puzzle or Rebus. Chance to win :
handsome prize free.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04

HERE are two facts to which the
GoLD LEAF invites the careful atten-
ton OF its readers. The Democratic
party wants free lumber This means
more lumber, more work and better
wages. The Republicans favor free
whisky. This means more whisky,
more dEunkardS and less work. Take
your choice.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04

This does not look like Gen. Har-
rison is the man to beat Grover Cleve-
land Edward Egan, OF indianapolis,
offers to wager S, 900 that Harrison
cannot carry Indiana or even his own
county. No takers.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04

THE gainesville Dem0c1 at is respon-
bible for this. 1t says the new comet
which was recently discovered at the
Lick observatory must be Gen. Harri-
sons star, as it is scheduled to pass
out of sight in November.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04
PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT

We invite contributions on all subjects OF
Iocad and general interest views and state
n.ents upon matters Of public concern org
nal poems, essays. eritiques, etc.
One side of the paper, only, must he WI
ten On-and the real name OF the writer az
companying the contribution. Noaltehuoh
will be paid to anonymous letters. .,
The editor disclaims ali the responsibility
for the views or statements Of correspond
ents-and reserves tue rights at all time to
revise or reject any article he may THINK
proper. .,..
GOLD LEAF, Henderson,, y. \.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04

The Republican party is in favor Of
giving a man a free drink out Of a
glass that is taxed. Is that the kind
of legislation in their behalf that the
iaboring classes want? The GOLD
LEAF thinks not.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04

ONLY one month remains IN which
to work in the cause Of good govern
ment and the white mans supremacy.
Let every Democrat do his full duty
between now and the election.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04

LET it be seen to that not a single
Democrat fails to register and 20 vote
this year. Committees should be ap-
pointed to attend to this branch of the
work without further delay.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04

The good sense of the Democrats
throughout the State should prevail,
and perfect harmony obtain. This
condition of affairs, reinforced by
thorough work, will accomplish the
desired end and all will be well.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04

The absolute duty of limiting the
rate OF tariff charges to the necessities
of a frugal and economical administra-
ton of the Government, seems to me
perfectly plain. C2eoeiaaG's Letter
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04
THURSDAY. OCT. 4. 1888.

Cross and White, the now famous
bank wreCkers, are on trial IN Raleigh
this week.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04

SHILOH's COUCH and Consumption Cure
IS sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures
Consumption. For sale at w. L. Cheatham
& Cos drug store feb-9.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04


NOTE Should have medicinal pror..
critics as the contents Of mineral matter
is large.
The pr prietor hereby makes an off-r
to bona fde settlers. that he will giy-
away alternate lots, providing hat ap-
proved residences shall be 9, ectea in a
specified time. This would be a fav'r
able oppo,tu, ity for merchants and
hers who value the heallh of he r fam
les to locate u EN- in beautiful su hurban
| residences on Il high, drv, heal by ridge
in proximity to the spring, which is
only about tea minutes drive To thei'
business places in the city
The day i no. ar distant when Hen
derson will want recreation and pleas
ure park; the spring is situated in The
| centre of urdulatipg promont"ries, val
lies and g 'ade-, well adapted, and fitted
, no by Nature for such pleasure grounds
| We occasionally hear something OF &
| first class Hotel tor Henderson. to bt
como ucted by Northern man. Here i,
the desire location fer sub an estab
| lishment, The mail could be delivered
| here in fifteen minutes alter being sorted
at the postofice; Telegraph wire couiC
| be erected at small cost. ANY IF III
foregoing propositions wculd be met o.
| very liberal terms.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04

THIS PAPER PIX ss seg Z s,s 2. Ne : &c
Aaverfsnx Bon an 90 Spruce fEl where sdvsrfis!rs
sSasfsss NAY ~ maze tor 81 IN NEW YOK&s
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04
Monday, the 18th Day of Oct. 'SS

(the same being the first day Of the next
term OF the Superior Court to be held for
Vance Co, sell 1T public auction, to the
highest bidder. at the court house nOOr, in
the town of Henderson, North Carolina,
upon the terms herein after named. the
following valuable real estate, t@-wil:
One tract If land situate in Vance
county. North Carolina, containing I449
acres, known as the 9 Robards Farm -
also one tract OF land situate in Vance
county. containing 440 acres, known as
the ''Bus ee or Sneed" place also o, e
half interest in one tract of land in Vance
county, containing 400 acres, knows as
the 81 audl- or Henderson" place as"
about % acres of land in and near the
town of Henderson, n. c., suitahlA for
building lots; one store house and lot in
the town of Henderson n. c., nown as
the Estes Store = and also that valua-
BILE real property situate on 'iarnett
street, in Henderson, n. c., known as
tina
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-04
WILMINGTON
MINERAL SPRING.
Wilmington Farm,
TWO MILES FROM
Henderson, Vance County, N c,


The proprietor. Richard Marston.
wishes to inf+rm the citizens of Heuder-
sou and the public generally thar he has
recently reStted said spring, and recen
analysis of the water by DIR. II b. Bst>
tie, the State Chemist, as we'll as a former
one nv DIR. Dabney his predecessor,
shows it to be rich i'm Bicar Donate of
Iron. Potash, Lime, Salt, Magne, ia and
Alum. which constitutes it a first Class
water.
1t has effectually cured e.rbuncles.
scrrfuta. chrome wounds of twenty
years sta ding. virulent cases of dNs
iDtery, diarrhoea, and consiipatiou
Cbiils Immediately give way TO its magic
| touch. likewise dyspspsia tn a grindin.,
craving appetite. 1t 10 at the present
time working wonders on delicate and
debilitated constitutions buth of male
and Jena es. Testimonials of the high
est standing can be given. Allthos- W bo
have no desiie TO die for awhile Of preva
lent diseases in general, and g. rights"
with kindred diseases in particular. had
better come this way, and partake al
this health restoring aud life prolonging
water Freely"
The following is the analysis with g
| slight yariation) OF DIS. Dabnsv and
Battle. the late and present State Chem
lists, the ImD0-ial Gallon is uSedl:
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NOTICE!
Sale of Valuable Real
Estate !

by decree issuing from the Superior
Court of Vance county, in causes therein
pending entitled "John Hargrova VS.. j
S. Burwell, Admr ct. al " r A. Pub
lock, EXr vs. y. H. Burwell, ct. al -
and John D. Co. per, ct. al for them
selves and all other creditors. Va. Joseph
S. Burweli, A'mr. of II. H. Burwell and
Others" We shall, on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-13
TELEPHONE TROUBLES.
Mayor Francis Makes Fine Reply I

Mayor Francis Makes Fine Reply to
the Company.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 1.-THE Bell
Telephone company have taken out 15l
telephones since the recent ordinance was
passed to reduce the rental Of the instru-
ment from 500 to $50. Mayor Francis Or
der TO Commissioner Turner 10 take down
the poles and wires, and preparation by
that authority to do so, yesterday, brought
out proposition from the Bell company
that the city Of st. Louis make immediate
application to one Of the judges Of the su-
preme court Of Missouri for an alternate
writ OF mandamus directed to the Bell
company and returnable on June Is, such
writ to require the company to show cause
why peremptory writ should not issue,
commanding it to furnish to st. Louis one
or more telephones at an annual charge
not exceeding $50 per telephone.
To this Mayor Francis this morning re-
piled refusing to make such application
with the following caustic conclusion:
"The ordinance you refer to does not UNI
dertake to compel you to maintain tele-
phone service. 1t establishes the rate at
which the business may be carried on in
this city. Instead OF obeying the ordi-
nance you have seen fit to relinquish the
business. That is your affair, not mine.
You are no longer a telephone company.
] shall not undertake the idle task Of apply
ing to a court TO compel you to be tele-
phone company. The order heretofore is
sued by me for the removal of your poles
and wires from the public highways will
be executed. Your right to occupy public
property terminated when you ceased to
render the service required by law Of tele.
phone companies. The threat TO hold me
personally liable in damages will moi
avail ~
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Trustees Sale.

ITNDER and by virtue oi ccrtain trust deeds eve
u culcd by J. \. tr,ith aud lis wife, Martha "
Crcnth. to The undersigned ns trustee. aud which
lcat date pepcrtiycly M follows The ilth II June
is7p. the i7th Oi March. iS>0 the Nth LAY ui Nav,
iSsi. and the is'h day Of May, ISL, and AZ u
which are Oi rrCuri in the Registers Office Of shell
by county. Tenn. viii, on
Monday, III. 2nd dny of July, 1858,
In front oi the family residence Of the late = A.
Iunth, standing on one oi TIE tracts hereinafter
described between the hours ~ 10 o'clock am. aud
4 o'cuck pm. ofcr for saic ai puhiir ouicfy the
following nal aud personal pruprfiy. toWit
90 a uart II land lying In The Ninth tiyll Dis
ifici II aid county aud slate aud de- fibcd thus
Beginning NJ q stake In the northeast cunict ~ The
Love .cU0acrc trirt known ~ the 9aoch a sioihcr
tmct thence west W chains hni ~ links ~ q stake
thcncc south - chains aud ~ links. theDr oisi ~
chains and 10 links Ia stake, thence north ~
chains and i0lnks tn the beginning. containing iit
acr. This truct sold under the trust deed oi date
Of sthoi May. iss1
III tract ii is5is arrs. living In aid county aud
staie.in section mango ani o. and IN The seventh
nnd Ninth Civil Districts ~ aid county. this hplug
the property conveyed BY John Williams a. J. A
Crrnth by decd dated 18Th ul March. ls', aud fully
described IN two oi The trusts made a. me % STORE.
said. toNit Those dated respectively lpth June
is9p aud the ~ ~ MAY. ihNl.
tn 4 taci ~ gH acrs 81 winfield Coles 900
acres Of sfuthef 4 oopChs aOoo arr survey In said
county, the tile to which Was vested In nd
Cr,Ath by DEERE ~ the rhHncCD uuuri ~ shelby
county IN the case II funris A. Cole " a. Cole
81 al No 2ltt X D.. and The saine fullJ described
IN the two trust dcods last named ahuyc.
90 A uArt 0i land lyiug In aid county and State
IN section p ranges Huud q, AMI part ~ struthcf
Gonchs 90 arfu giant OF survey. sud bsginnlnH
NJ the northwest corner Of 800 acrr survey that
iurincriy belonged 10 J. " Love aud the helm ~
Thomas Love. this Icing also the northwest corner
Of J. A. Gfraths O7i acrc trart theuoe s0uth tD
poles. thennc east as7,E poles a. the southeast
cuuef NJ iaspyf Rogers TO- acrv tfari thence nnrih
80 poles ~ The northeast oppCf II aid glh acru
ifact thgnor west ~ poles ~ The beginning
Tfutn thia however. "a excluded the said 100 arrrs
heretofore told IS snd Crchih ~ said ingrrl This
irsrt Il coyrff ln hli by said trust desls oi May
~ is aud March ~ issl, aud In part W the trust
deed If 18th June is7a
90 Also the following personal -prupcrtyi y
mules thofscs aud. pony th0r-.and ikborss
wagon. 2cafb. buggy aud hnfnslt. ] rucksNny
and harucss. " head ~ cniilc head ~ sheep =
pain uf rcaf a plnws, iharruw. piano. bureau,
wnthfhnd. wufdfohcs, writing dssk and other
honnhold furniture u said Cuuth.
fuf fuller description Of this property scc The
aid trust dceds
The equity u redemption, dover and homestead
waived ". u. BEARD, Trustee
A. III NNuM
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To The Taxpayers Of Shelby County, Tenn.

rIuIE BOARD or REALIZATION on TnE
l assessment ~ property NJ shelby county Will
meet IN the nsaUssurs uihrc In the ruuu hniisc on
Monday, June 4 W organize iuf the pufp0~o Of
hearing any aud all complaints by iaHpayUrs IN
rrrnui b. the assessment ~ their property tpf the
year lszS Ia ouicf that nll parties may have a
hearing We have nFrr't on The following urier ~
business. and inquest that all ha1ayon will take
due noiiru thereof
on June 5 woNiil take mp the 10Th i2th. 18Th
isth and nd disuirts
On June We will take up the iith aud 10Th dls
uiria
on June We will take up the Glh and 18Th de
uiru
on June We will take W tho districts a'sos'cd
By icattie
on June . We will take up the districts Assessed
BY Wllhufn,
on June ii We will take up The sfi sni tih wants
ON June W We will take up the ~ Hni "a wHfis
on June ~ We will take ~ the iih aud 9th warns
On June u We will take up tho IN aud l0ih
wards
on Juno u We will take up The slh and 9th wards
on June 10 w viii take ~ The jth aud IAN dis
tfieis
an assistant assessors are cSperrl n h. pfcscnt
on the days that include the districts that they
have aHssssii. e. y SMITH, A~rssyf.
~ e. SLAUGHTER Chairman County Court
y E=Tho following NAMED CltaUns aDc hefuhy
appointed mrmbcn ~ the Equalization noafd.
John 7. Willins, y. D. Lomasicf and ~ !. licd
ford
CT SMITH, Asses.of
n e stArgHHn. Chairman county Court
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Now L. the Time

To use Hodges sarsaparilla with Iodide Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofulous af-
fections, and all diseases peculiar to females.
Renovates and inyigorates the system. Phys
icians recommend II. Take no other. Ran
gum Root Medicine Co., manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 81 per bottle. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SIGHTS AND SCENES FRoN PALESTINE,

Sights AND SCENES IRON PALESTINE"
by
DR. wADELwARD. the Great Eastern Traveller
and Linguist, aud KEBfCCA, his ALTERNATIVES
Of Jerusalem. Palestine in Full Costume. at
Y.M c. A. HALL, NO. 2o7 MAIN STREET.
MONDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NiGHrs, JUNE
18th. 18th aud 18th.
SUBJECTS:
I. "Comicalties and Realities Of Eastern Life"
Departing frOm the beaten track OF tourists. Nnd.
Edward will show you the people. how they look
drcxS, work eat travel entertain company. etc. As
sisted by his vile, he viii sing In eight languages
IL "A Donkey Ride from Dan TO BecrSheha-" A
magnificent description Of Palestine IT, institu.
lions. shrines mosques, caves, etc.
Ill. lone lIundrd Minutes with the Natives Of
Jerusalem" Twenty persons will be attirci iu the
costume 81 Palestine, and give Taboaux II the Mo-
hammedans at Prayer. Jewish Wedding includ.
ing the bargaining for n bride wedding ceremony.
feast procession and divorce: Feast OF Passover
aud Queen Esther
COURSE TICKETS. 400. SINGLE TICKETS. Soc.
For sale at the Rooms aud from Members Of the
Association.
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The ticket agents Of the NJ. & l.. r. r.
II. will sell round trip tickets from Mem.
phis TO all points in Arkansas and Texas
on June 22d, nj one fare for the round
trip, with limit good for sixty days. Par
ties purchasing tickets via the "0ld Relia.
bic" will be granted the privilege Of stop
ping Oft at intermediate points.
s. W. TUCKER,
A. q. p. A., Little Rock.
CnAs. l.. HETH,
Pass. Agt., Memphis.
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Last reduction week at Mulford's.

Tue most desirable and quickest route
10 Chicago Is by the Louisyille& Nashville
railroad. Train leaves Memphis at 1910
a. M, arrives in Chicago following morn
ing ut 1850. Returning leave Chicago nj
4:l5 p. m, arrive in Memphis 2i5 next
afternoon, time % hours and 30 minutes
Chair cars and sleepeB in both directions.
For further information call Mt office, 3l2
siain street.
NJ. V. A. scorr, ticket agent
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SUBSCRIBE for THR WEEKLY APPEAI, 81
per year, and participate in the grand dis
tribution OF gifts December 1.
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OFFICIAL IMPORTANT NOTICE.
o,neI nrrnn Do.ll. b rIrI rsDIlvHItr..l

OTucn NrurHn BoAri no Tinr rSbrnWHifrns,
~ DE- MADISON frntrr,
hEsriit 10s' June p is'A)
amectinR Of the tasfi thls day the following
resolution fcrardnR co. mo- ~ Gasoline Hiofos,
va Adopted. tOxit tTfsl'ysd. That i1f the priv
ilsgo II using gasoline stoves IN dNcllinfs ~ al
dtlonal rate ~ ! IsT srnt pr annum shall ~
changed Iur the D. Iege " using thcn ~
stores or any msfchhllI building On additional
chang Of yer cent d. aunuin VII - charged
Thes- ertfa charrrs !. siUvc will have ~ H. PAID
by Al Policy iloldrrs an on buildinRs aud c0n.
tents where thcaa stow ore usci. otherwise, their
JEll SULLIVAN.
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CIR up clubs for The WEEKLY ArrEAL
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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The Chesapeake 4 Ohio route sells
tickets as above June 10 to IL, good re-
turning until June 20. Two trains daily,
with close connections going and coming
by several routes. For bcrths call on X.
II. Tallcy, agent, under Peabody hotel.
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Milford temporarily reduces.

CIR up clubs for TIE WEEKLY ArFEAI
and secure one Of the cash prizes. See list
published.
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SUBSCRIBE for The WEEKLY APPEAL, 81
per year, and participate in the grand dis
tribution Of gifts December l.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-13

THr Rising Sun baking powder is the
best. Try Il.
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BuY Pumps. Drive Wells and Hose OF J.
A. Bailey 4 Co.
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Excursion.

GET up clubs for The WEEKLY APrgAL
and secure one OF the cash prizes. See lists.
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Avail yourself now, at Muliord'a

Special bargains in trunks this week.
Repairing q specially, at ID. W. Good.
mans, 23l Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-13

UsE Syrup Of Punes for constipation
For sale by all druggists.
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Bargains at Mulford's.
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n. c. KEN, iS9 Main street, choice
fresh meats Of all kinds.
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chicago and R.,.r, s,,.ss.

Wedding presents low at Muliord's.
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TAKEN w.

nNE Rig RED MULEY COW. WITH sfOT o.
" top ~ neck. heavy With cali Owner can hhU
same by applying 10 Wiley tritcudcn. ON Gov
island mad aud paying charges
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Hurry 10 Aiuliord's.

Hurry 10 Mulford's
DoN'r fail TO attend the entertainment
for the benefit Of the Fist Methodist
church, under the direction Of Miss Flor
encc Aercc, Friday evening, Juno 10, at
o'clock, at the Y. NJ. II. A. hall Tickets
30 cents.
No SCARCITY Of Brick Brick for every.
body. JoHS CuBBISs, Telephone $50.
Fxamlne prices at Muliord's.
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ROOMS AND HOARD.
A DFiRABIE FROSr ROOM WITH GOOD
~ ba-ri, at 90 she'll, ffrrt
A GENTLEMAN AMI WiFE cas- GIT GOOD
~ bnari ~ private family convenient o. car
line. nou housc. fciarYnu exchanged Addfcss
quiet Family. Appeal of0c.
MISERABLE FURNIsHED ROOMS. WITH OR
~ without bnard. nj ~ court street
nplRABi.E ROOMS And BOARD Al "a MAD.
~ sou street
NICELY FuRsIsHFp gODNS AND uNruR
y nishcd for light housekeeping NJ - tonr II
DiEAsANT ROOM Win BOARD ION. A
i couple u Ecntemen NJ ~ shelby ttfuut Day
boaftler also accommpllirl
DOOns. WITH on WITHOUT BDAED. NEW
IN housc. ucviy fufu shrl complete southern
exposure. ~ MARSH VI AVENUE. cl0sa b.
dummy sni street caf cIuurfiuns
rI,wo LARGE, PtTAaANT AID WILL FuH
i nishcd MONS With lsari. ni 900 tnur sifcct
TWO ROONs- oNETt KNiSnEp ANb ONErN.
j iufnishcd-with bp4Tl ~ ~ ssrund stfre'
rI'nKKE or FOUR LNEGE ROOMS, Win on
] without board or slttabic iuf light house
keeping. 81 ~ Market firrt