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FARMER WANTS TO KNOW.

HUTCHINSON STORE, Wake Co, N. c.,
May %, 1888.
Col. l.. l.. PoLK.-Dear -Sr-It
being my first attemptto write for a
paper, l hope your many readers will
not criticise, but will please answer a
few questions which an Miterate clod-
hopper would like to ask.
/ would like to know how the money
is circulated from the mint into the
hands of the people of the United
States ? Your readers, some of them,
may think this a very simple question
to ask, though l find it a very hard.
one to get answered satisfactorily, SO
that / can understand it.
I would also like to know what are
the laws which govern the National
Banking System?
L hope that my questions will not
be so simple or unreasonable that no
one will think it necessary to answer
them, for I think it high time that we
farmers should know something, or
try to find out something, about such
things, and [ think the best way to
find out such things as we do not
understand is to ask them through
The PRoGREssIvE FARMER, ourLState
organ. -a.
There is another thing that / would
like to speak of: We, the farmers, are
called the bone and sinew of the land;
why is it then that we r asked so
often where is there a farmer suitable
to make laws for US to be governed by?
It does seem to me that if we sup
port the world by following the pillow,
we should have laws made to suit the
plowman.t Then why not have our
laws made and executed by men who
understand the needs and wants of
the farmer. If a man has never fol
lowed agricultural pursuits, he is, L
think, very ignorant of what the
farmer needs in the way G. law.
If a lawyer or professional mar can
make laws to suit a lawyers or a pro-
fessional mans pocket, [ see no good
reason why a farmer or y laborlng
mar cannot make laws and let them
be to suit the farmers and laboring
mans pocket. If there ever was a
class of people who needed their
pockets suited, it is the laboring classes,
the poor farmer, who has to support
every enterprise in the land, rE
]~>aA< A MEMBER OF No. 20.
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and organized May 10th, with, NJ. Z.
Hall President, and H. G. Summers,
Secretary. From thence l went the
next day, May 18th, to Concord and
organized with J. G. Gibson Presi-
dent, 7. P. Stevenson Secretary. The
next day, May 18th, [ organized Cen
ter Point Alliance, with On. Dig.
President, and J. A. Gum, Secretary.
May Oath, in the edge of Alexander
county j organized MI. Pisgah Ali
ance, with K. P. McLain President,
and R. F. White Secretary. May 26th
/ organized Vance Alliance, with R.
d. Beaver President, and W. W.
Turner Secretary.
f / organized to-day. at SCOTS x
Roads, which viii comein this months
report. l organized only even ALI
ances in the month of May, with a
total membership of 81. The people
are falling more and more in love with
the Alliance, the more they know of
it, andxI think you may depend on
old IredelI yet. It is now such a busy
season. I have, decidedAto hold up for
a while, until the farmers get through
the harvest,
|. ..-.... Fraternally,
E. P. PEN1CK,
{. Il II Deputy Organizer.
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"a KElTYSTORE
THE BARGAIN HOUSE
OFRALEIGH AND THE WORLD.

s-s.. go - .EZ~FF : = tstfF e~<z[EfE = & Z L.
Just imagine, if you can, this writer, -Voiney
Pursell, has beensthere.'' A defeated Confederate
who was captured in the Blue Ridge Mountains,
marched across. the Shenandoah river that night
and wading through. Just as the army crossed, a
dispatch came that the rebels We're marching on
Washington City. We about-faced and waded the
river that night again, and then double-quicked it
from there to Washington, As miles. There I was
put in the old capital prison where l remained some
three months. When released, no money, no
clothes, but found friends who loaned me money to
go home on. Soon the surrender came, and all, or
nearly all, I had was on my back and credited out
amounting to about So, 900, which lost, leaving me
but little to commence with; but I had my health
and pluck, and with ambition. which will annihilate
the possible and Impossible alike, and the dawn
of a greater day is not far away. BUTT must be
upon the net spot cash SYSTEM.
Look out this week. 500 ladies hats of the latest
styles. just received, and cheaper than ever, job in
Pen Knives: 400 at 3Sc. choice, worth 75c. mosquito
net &c. per yard worth: 1oc.;; best note paper SC: per
~quire, worth 15c.; envelopes &c. pack, worth 10.
Big drive in shoes of all descriptions; also in mems.
boys and children's straw hats. A great bargain
also in, notions, dry goods, sc. 500 children's caps,
a bargain Terms: net spot cash. r9T0~Tl
~ Hat4E VOLNEY PURSELL q CO.,
No. 10 E. Martin ST.,
T.. > -, Raleigh, N. G.
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ORGANIZERS REPORTS.

Col, L. L. PoLK.-Dear Brother
I ought to have made a report sooner,
but will now give an account OF my
self I organized three Alliances up
to May 18th, viz: Gravel Hill Alliance,
President, J. H. Walser; Secretary,
II. C. Fritts; postofice, Michael NC.
Yadkin College Alliance, J.:E. Walser,
President, J. L. Jordon, Secretary;
p~ostofice, Yadkin College, n: c.
Arcadia Alliance, L. W.sFry, Presi-
dent; T. S. Spaugh, Secretary; post
Office, Arcadia, N. G. May LIST l
organized Piney Grove Alliance, w.
G.. Barns, President; D. w. Barns,
Secretary; postofice, Tyro Shops, N.
G. May I'd I organized .Woodlawn
Alliance, -G~W~ Palmer, President;
P. /. link, Secretary; postofice, Lin
wood, N. G. May Sd, Paramount
Alliance, w. R. McCuiston, President;
C. K. Holmes, Secretary; p~ostofice,
Fairmont, n. G. May 26th, Fair
Grove Alliance, H. I. Rothrock,
President; J. W. Upchurch, Secre-
tary; postofice, Townsville, N. c..
This makes a total of eight ALI
ances in Davidson county, one organ
lied by Col. Pickett and seven by my
self. I will organize u County
Alliance on Friday, June %. DR.: D.
Reid Parker will be with us. We
want every member of the Alliance in
the county-to be present at that time.
A portion of our people are alive to
their interest and are ready to unite
and work for their own interest, while
a portion have never been5aroused and
have scarcely so much as heard
whether there be such a thing as an
Alliance. I spent several days IN. that
portion of our county and L think
some good has been done.
Yours fraternally,
J. R. EVANS,
Deputy Organizer. Y
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E. P. PEN1CK,
Deputy Organizer.
NORWOOD, Stanly Co., N. c..

NORWOOD, Stanly Co., N. c.,
June 4, 1888. IL.
Col. L. L. PoLK.-Dear SSr:-As
it has just been one month since | re-
ceived my commission as Deputy Or
ganizer of Stanly county. l take
pleasure in making my report: / re
ceived my commission May 4th; on
the 9Th I organized the Norwood
Alliance with l6 members; M. L.
Barnhardt, President; j. C. Hutchin-
son, Secretary. On the 10th, Fork
Alliance, r. F. Tyson, President;
Thomas Colson, Secretary. On the
18th, Cottonville Alliance, r, w.
Thompson, President; J. A. Randall,
Secretary. On the 10Th, Stoney Hill
Alliance, B. F. Forest, President;
George McCaine, Secretary. On the
10Th, Troutman Alliance, j. M. Miller,
President; j. S. Ewing, Secretary. On
the 18th, Salem Alliance, e. A.
Honeycutt, President; D. A. G. Hat.
ley, Secretary.
Before l received my commission,
Mr.. Austin, of Union county, organ
lied three Alliances in thisTeounty
viz. Locust Level, Big Lick and
Piney Grove, making nine sub-Alli'
ances in our county. On Saturday,
| Junek2di the. delegation }of-the sub
Alliances met in Albemarle, the county
seat, and 1 organized the County ALI.
ance, President, Thomas Calson; Sec
rotary, NJ. L. Barnhardt; Treasurer,
M. E. Blalock; Lecturer, J.>A.Ran.
dali. lsWe elected a trade committee
and put the machinery to work.
| The Alliance spirit is abroad in
our county, and 1 think it will soon
be embraced by every eligible heart:
though we have some impediments
and omens to guard against.
Yours ~fraternally,
GEO. T. HINsoN,
Deputy Organizer.
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ELMwooD. N. c., June 2, 'S8.

ELMwooD, N. c., June 2, 'sS.
Col. L. L. Polk, SEo'Y NC. S. f. A.:
Dear Sir and Brother:- Il respect
fully submit the following report OF
my work as Organizer for Iredell
county for the month of May: l be-
gan on my commission the first of
this month, organizing Cool Spring
Alliance, with John Robertson Presl-
dent, and J. B. Holman, Esq, Secre-
tary. From thence [ went to Trout
mans Mill and organized High Field
Alliance, with j. J. Hicks President,
and J. W. Clark Secretary. From
there 1 went to Elgin School House
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WA MI b -

Reliable and Active Men to travel for an Estab-
lished House during the summer months. Those
who can furnish a horse and give security preferred.
great chance for the right men State age, bust
ness experience, and to save time better send names
and address of references. No attention pa1d to
postal cards. Never mind about sending stamp for
reply. Address CUISINES, Box II, Richmond,
Va. JulZtI
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Roses, Flowers, Seeds, Etc

Choice Ever-blooming Roses, Geraniums, Coleus
and other outdoor bedding plants, Tuberoses,
Evergreens, Magnolias, Cabbage, Tomato and other
and Floral Designs Choice Flower Seeds. Send
for Catalogues. " Orders by telegraph promptly
attended to. H.. STEINMETZ, Florist,
fe2S3m Raleigh, N. c.
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Trustees Sale.

I rNDER AND ~ NiRTuEOF THE PROVISIONS
J contained IN u certain deed executed by y =.
Musby Mary y Mushy, Ldry v N1shy, Iva y.
Mosby Mar Fannie Mushy. = Mn.by IT,, rallic u.
Mosby and Leila " Mostly aud Tie Chirkasaw
which l. Oi r'rntd IN the Register Ofcc II shelby
county. Tennessee. In book Ia pages 80. ~, DIS
aud so. default IN The payment ~ the indebted
ncss " said Chickaaw land Company hCrvhy
secured having been made, at the request OF the
holder. thepOt viii on
wednesday. the ist Day OF August, 1858,
At y o'clock m, NJ the eastern door of the court
house OF shelby county Tennessee, situated IN tho
Taxing District u shelby county, Tennessee cuins
monty called the city ~ Memphis tel tn the high.
eat bidder. Tor cash. the following described real
estate towit
District of shelby county, Tcnne.see, beginning on
the cAs slds of short Ihlri ststct one hundred
400 feet sputh oi the lines between the original
country lot, Nos. ~ aud ~; tbCncC east parallel
with aid lines one hundrd and slghty.hve linbl
hundrcd and sixty two tisgl rect eight 90 inches h
an alley which rips parallel with Bralc street
thence west parallel with aud on the line ~ said
alley 10 stake SEVENTY llul feet Uut u said Ihiri
street being the southeast corner Of Aston BOYD
lot thence with sad BOYD. line parallel with aid
one hundred 400 feet thenoc west with said
nOyds north limo seventy l7Ul feet N the east line
" said Third street. thcicc north with the east
line Of sAd Third street sixty two lol feet eight s
inches 10 the beginning. and bcing The sane prop
Company by the aid y 4 Mosby. MAfy y. Mostly
Lucy v Mosby. IVA y Mostly Mary fannie Mostly
Mosby. jr., sallic u. Mostly and Leila " MOshj
IN sad deed II May % ISL registered IN book IN
pages SO, 81, SIS and 30 NJ above vet forth.
The equity 81 redemption In said property j. oh
n G Mo.BY. Trustee
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JIG. SCHMIDT SON

pHOPOsAIs FOR ORDNANCE SUBTLE
Il Hook Island Arsenal, Rock Island, W., July
Il lss. Scaled proposals. In tfipliratc, upon the
blank turns furnished from this Office only VIII
be- rsosiycd hy the undersigned until O'Clock pm
ON Monday. August ~ igs. f0f furnishing the col
lowing Glasses ~ supplies IN such quantities aud
NJ such times during the fiscal year ending June .,
iSsg ~ the commanding oficnf u this Arsenal may
rcqurc, viz saddle Markets, BlacksmithS Tools,
fofaEr Silver, Gold. Hardware supplies, leather,
Thread Rope. Duck. pains, OILS, Paper. Cleaning
aud Polishing Material. Tools Fuel, building Ma.
icflnlf etc. etc Al articles will be suhlsris,i a.
rigid Inspection full compliance With the specih'
cations Will h. Insisted upon, and no articles Of ~
fofiot quality viii he accepted. A preference VII
h. given b. articles Of domestic production and
manufacture conditions u prices aud quality b..
Ing equal. Forms containing Instructions 90 bid
defs, copy Of this ADVERTISEMENT blank form ~
proposals. aud specifications lot suppliss, with coli
nmu for prices o BE- hlitd IN BY the bidder ran 10
had upon application BY mall ~ IN pefsun ~ The
undersigned and samples Of the supplies eau bo
sssu Al This Arsenal. Bidders a. whom Uuntfncts
| are nvAf led must execute them, aud the bunds
when necessary within ten days after their receipt
and NO deliveries under any contract entered Into
will h. made before July isae nor after June ~.
! is.p Awards under this advertisement tot fur.
nishlnr supplies will he made subject n the con.
! tlngunTy that funds shall 10 appropriated ~ ION
erc.s Al is present session for their purchase The
1ovFrumont reserve the right 10 reject Any of all
| proposals OF part thereof Envelopes containing
| ptpp0.ais should b. marked Proposals Zoe ord
nance supplies" and addressed 70 the undcrigned
r. q. BAYLOR
| Col ord Dept. U. A. A., Commanding
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CUANCERY SALE
go OF
REAL ESTATE.

No. sSs1 R-Chanocry Court Of shelby County
John r. Malone guardian. w. John u Hunter.
Nv virtue ~ an intcflocutory dcricc inr sale. en-
tcr,d In the nl.ayc cause on the ith day ~ June,
iNS,. ". n G. page o. will s,ll. nt public auc'
ton 20 the highcsl bidder, IN front 81 the CLERK
aud Masters onicc. Courthouse Of shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn. on
saturday, July -, isss,
within legal hour. the following described prop
crty, situated In Memphis shelby county, Tciin..
towit Lot No. 4 J. NJ Tatc's subdivision, cast ~
orleans strccL beginning at q stake on the south
side Of Tate strcci. running east With said sifyci
hlf, feet ~ an alley, thence south with aid alley
80 feet 90 an alley, thence westward with
aid alley sisf feet thence n an alley north
10 feet h. Tate strcci to the beginning being
same property conveyed b. Ms Mamie Hunter ~
deed dated August a is9l. book ~. rage -, kcgis
ters Office. shelby county. Terms u sale One
thlrl cash balance IN twelve months. purchaser
executing Interest hearing note with security. and
lcin retained io sccuru aymcut Redemption bArrcl
En- MoIIENRY. c An
ByJ NJ Bradicy. D. q a aud ~
~ 7. H. Eigingt0n and w. ". Mcdowell, solic'
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Positively the best remedy ever discov.
cred for all diseases Of man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical APP
plication, Is Rangum Root Linimcnt Ono
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rnngum Root Medicine CO., Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale bylleis:er,
osg Main street
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DR. q. SWAIN. a<b second 81. Msmphls
- I am making speciality In the treatment oi NE
Diseases Of the Lover Bowels and Reoium-D scps
stpa,ion. Piles fssurcs fis,nlas polypi. Ptolap,e
procedentla, Structure rruitus or ltohlng Caiarrh.
liberation, Cancer. Pocket and Paplllar Ihe.o
toner. Life IL tao short for any one man u thor
oughly understand all the nnrnsrons diaHa-- W
cident % the human systsm- NJ tresimcn, new
terier with your ordinary busfns.. You can %
treated aud return 70 your homes the -Arne day. J
am also tfsatins Diseases Of the Iaf, Nose ana
ZION Tres. ceresposdenos solicited
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Construction Company.

A GSuAL MEETING ~ sTOCKlIOLDTR'
~ Richmond Va June ~. isss The ann".l
meUtinr ui the stockholders ~ the Virginia Con
tifidnn Company will h. held NJ ~ uflrr 10.
J. ~ hast Main street IN the city NJ Richmond,
Va np Tuesday. the i7th day NJ July. isv, ~ "
oCioCk AM lot the p,fpu." 81 clccting uhcrr ani
~ the Transaction " such other business ~ may
h. Brought b.i0fu the meeting ~ Uficf oi the
board Eiwin n hncad, secretary.
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A naby's EXPLORATIONS.

FROM the New York sun.
A Haxcn.haired, chubby little girl, with
nothing on but gauze tunic, struck terror
to the hearts Of a dozen people yesterday
afternoon by climbing out on the sill Of a
third-story window in West Tenth street,
near waycrly place. Women on the side.
walk opposite the house looked up, waved
the little one TO get back. She looked
down with utter fearlessness and smiled as
II she thought the women were trying 10
entertain her. Her tiny bare feet were
twice on the edge Of the stone sill. A
crowd gathered in front OF The house and
gazcd up rs II petrifed byth child's peril.
Fireman Zen Hobbs, OF engine eighteen,
in the same street, saw the child, ran into
the house and was up the two flights Of
stairs pounding and kicking at the door in
less than half a minute. lie burst the
door open and awakened the mother, who
was taking an afternoon nap. The little
one was taken in, and for the rest Of the
day air was admitted into the flat through
the upper half Of the window.
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nFFiCE on THE q a LinllrilousE ~
" specipr. sisir-uth p|ifIt Memphis, Tom,
July p i~s Proposals uII D. ur,i!'h ~ tha
isss N lggg! Ia. lGt.,...f. aii .iiVit Eat,stus
pure mlurui oil lur The us. Hi ihr .tM llouse "
iabiishmsni form oi pfuuusa sui iull lnlofma
me fisht h f,,.of,rd Ia r. ia any ~ I'll bids and
90 waive any defects EDNAbb " HuuHr-.
lieutenant q. 4 Navy. iu,rertof sixteenth Light
HOUSE District
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GraysOn Springs, GraySon Co., KY,

- - MILES wRsr or LOrtsvtlLK, oNE y q
OD ~ v railroad Hot and opli sulphur laihs.
White rel aud black sulphur aud rhaly lfatr
watrt Al modem auusUmrnis rfrnrp anl
climate unsurpassed Rate AMI drNfiiti,v cru
iars furnished special rates uycf railroads huy
ticket Got unyson spHng' stallion.
THOMAS HEYSER.
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IllinOiSCentralR.R.
EXCURSION
-uA-
NEW ORLEANS.

rINHF ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD WILL
L sell round trip tickets from Memphis a. points
on the Louisville a Nashville Railroad between
New orleans aud Mobile aud " points In south
western Louisiana and Texas that will b. avalla'
Die Tor returning 80 day. from date OF sale.
For particular Information write or call on Ticket
Agents 80 Main street ~ Madison street, 90 Dc
Dot Ticket once, N. n 7 n X, Memphis, Ncnu
Note nate for rOund trip 10 some VI The principal
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INsuRE your gin.houses in the Citizens
Insurance company, No. % Madison street
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NOTICE.


Mr. WALTER WEBB HAVING RETIRED FROM
wi the Anderson HAT Company, cor nnuihrf
line oi business be- IL no longer Interested with ut
from this date. bat ln retiring be- has our l''i
wishcs. aud We take pleasure w ruinm'nllug MN
a. the hubble ANUEttsUN uAt tUNfANl.
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PROPOSALS
White Oak Slaves

AND WALNUT. WIN OAK AND ASH LoGs
NIvANTED TO CoNTHNrr WITH RELIABLE
w parties i0f largn quantities ~ slaves and
Logs for regular supply, d"iirivl oh ahl fallfoai
mont Ia
NEw YORK EXPORT TIMBEH CO..
~ - - L IIL.alMnu 81
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SUBSCRIBE for TmE WEEKLY APPEAL, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis
tribution Of gifts December /.
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TuE well known strengthening properties
al iron, combined with other tones aud a
most pcricct neryinc, are found In Carriers
Iron Fills. which strengthen the nerves aud
body, and improve the blood and com
plcNiUn.
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TRY Floyd & MONEYS soda. Only Bc.
thcsda water used In the manufacture Of
IT,
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THOMAS HEYsER.
WAIIkEsLIA. VIE.

HFATFsT ~ MNER RtSuRT lNrHk NORTH
VI Most noted springs 10 The wufld The new,
elegant spring tiiy Hotel nus ofun. tnparlv -
russta llairs slUO and v ~ ~ day Wit" tuf
fooina GFO % JONES Proprietor
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RUPTURE RADICALLY CUREt

ytrTuouT TIM KNIFE on INSURANCE 10
w bustnrss in ffUn to n ~ days ny the Ncfi
Gated soft rsi truss aud once treatment A'oh
ttart male with each patient
.tfiotufe. Hydrurela aud Vafieonolo cured IN q
thutt tltns circulars on apyllrailnh.
The Msdicatsd son Pad tfuss has We sitlhH
A, M, Ifoot therefore avoiding ~ kldnsY tfuu
biss aud ran ~ worn night and DAY We guatauno
his Truss ~ h. sssy 10 N-af aud IN hold ~ ne
-. n, i.u,ale ~ Bll NOHiE
m''' OF No No. !, ien.nop street. Nsmph icnn.
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GrEAr Bargains a, Mrii--;'s.
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Wedding pruscnts low at Muliord'A
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WANTED.

A PARTNER WITH 5000 TO sl,0OO. PROFIT
~ 800 per cent In six months Address, Fart
NOR Annpal nfiirp.
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A SET OF BOOKS TO KEEP. OR OFFICE WORK
~ to do at night by an able bookkeepcr aud good
penman. Address
FRANCIS. care Appeal Office.
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A MAN TO TAKE CHI ARGE OF A sAwMILL
~ and saw lumber by the THOUSAND, al Glover
I'M Miss r. LlKENS.
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A PLEASANT NEAT WOMAN, As HOUSE.
~ keeper and cook Tor middlc-agcd bachelor,
Address NJ C. X care AppcnL
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DOCKS EXPERTED AND ACCOUNTS ADJUST
ID cd with ncatneSs aud dispatch Mt Room No. IL
Masonic Temple Parties wishing special work of
this Kind Wilt nlnnsn give rs Il cnll.
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LIRsT-CLASS CITY SOLICITOR - ADDRESS,
II with references and salary expected
u Anneal office.
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A MIDDLE AGED WHITE OR CoLoRED
~ woman at 40 Mosby st. General house work.
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A 7 UANAUER OIL WORKS, SEVERAL FIRST.
~ class carpenters and machinists. Apply soon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-04

After the close Of The pubic nesting
MEMORIAL services wsrs bsid ia tie lower
b.u. Esv. George Hal, STATE Secretary in
Nsw York, presided
". n. Norris presented the following
memorial. which vss adopted by . risipr
vots-
In the providsBcs Of God. death has
tsker from ear rssrs slnoe oar issi snnusl
rsastiaz Brosbsrs v. Z. BBrfoyd. formerly
Assistant sssss secretary q Wisoonsin.
Frsrk Cater. forBeriy Secretary 81 Helena
Neysf 4 &. Blocker. feTzseriy q Tyler.
Texas. ssnBei 2. Jtnissn. fssneriT Assist
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