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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-05-06

Bro. W. W. league, of Elk
Shoal, Alexander county, is authorized
to receive subscription for The Pro,
| GREssIvE FARMER.
= Turner's cotton factory, situated
on the South Yadkin river, II miles
north of S~tatesville, was burned last
Tuesday night. Loss nearly $40, 1000,
with no insurance.
*. Bro. W. A. Darden will speak
at Saratoga, in the county of Wilson,
on Friday, the 10th of May, instead
of the 18th, as published in the list
of his appointments.
y. AL u readers should preserve
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER of last week
containing the speech of Col. L. l..
Polk. You will want those figures
and facts before the year is past.
~ Wefear that our friend Roberts,
ri the Lincoln Courier, is not as zeal
c.,s n building up home industries as
he s4b. uld be. He gives notice in his
last sgs> ar that all candidates will be
charged 5 for their announcements
* Rrn.AT. W. White, one Of the
most nroo7ssaA i've farmers in IredelI
connt1 Wrif34e as follows: "THE
PRoeRrssTvr F4M TER has been so in
tensely interesting If late that I was
compelled to read il first OF all the
papers that I get"
= The county cop ,Statisticisns
will please send their names and ad-
dresses to Bro. J. B. Oliver, State
crop statistician, at Mt. Olive n. q,
and all counties that have not ao-
pointed statisticians will please TO so ,
as early as possible.
= The proprietors of the Oraco29 |
hotel on the seacoast have extended
ar invitation to the N. G. Press Asso-
citation to hold their next meeting at
that point. Bro. Latham, of the Wash.
ington Gazette, is highly in favor of
that point, and says that Washington
will banquet the editors as they pass
through.
= The pro ;eedings and resolutions
published in the last PRoGREssIVE
FARMER under the head of "Pitt
county in session" should have been
Chatham county. The heading was
put on by mistake, but doubtless the
Pitt county brethren will pardon US
for the mistake, for the proceedings
were O. K.
1t is mentioned in u news
columns that MI. E. D. Walker, of
the New York Cosmopolitan, was
missing and was last heard from at
Weldon, in this State. We have
later news to the effect that his body
has been found in the river near Wei
don. It is supposed that the drown
ing was accidental, as his watch and
and a quantity of money on his person
was not molested.
Col. Polk passed through our
city this week en- route to Fort
Worth, Texas, where he will be in
attendance on the Southern Baptist
Convention as a delegate from North
Carolina and where he will also meet
and consult with the leaders of our
cause in that great State. He has &C
copied an invitation to speak in Chat
tanooga, Tenn, on the 2lst on the &C.
casion of the annual meetingsof The
East Tennessee Farmers Convention.
The Alliance brethren of that State
urged him to be present and address
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them on the "Duty OF the I
He has also accepted an lnVltat1
speak at Winfield, Kansas, on
4th of July, where the brethren prom
Use he may speak to twenty-five thou
sand as true Alliance men as i IN
America. Col. Polk will make quite
an extensive tour of the great west
and Northwest on this trip.
X Bro. J. s. Murrow, president OF
Guilford county Alliance was in the
city last week. He is one of the
members of the State Board of Agrl-
culture and was here on that business.
We asked Bro Murrow about the
proposed rally at Greensboro this
summer. He informed us that 1t
would be held. But brethren, you
must stir around. It won't do to
keep so quiet about it. We should
have n~inety-fve county banners in the
procession.
- A few days ago the presidents
of about ten agricultural colleges in
the United States met in Washington.
They went before the national educa-
tional committee and urged the com
mittee to recommend an annual ap.
preparation of $3.50 for each agri.
cultural college in the country. Col.
L., L, Polk went with the presidents
and represented the North Carolina
A. and NJ. College nea this city,
This sum as an annual endowment
fund would be quite a help to our
college.
= Sergeant W. H. Hamilton was
a gallant soldier. He had both eyes
destroyed by a bullet. He did not
sit down and beg that people would
support him, but with true manly
pluck he has for these long years made
a living for himself and family. He
is a Christian gentleman and as true
Alliance man as lives. The other day
his only horse died. He needs help
and needs it right away and we know
the brethren will be glad to help him.
Send what you are willing to give our
good brother to The PROGRESSIVE
FARMER and it shall go to him
promptly.
The brethren in the western
part of our State are standing by The
PROGRESSIVE FARMER nobly, but hardly
in keeping with the rapid growth of
our order in that section. Will not
the brethren in that part of the State
increase their efforts in our behalf
Our friends in the east and south de-
serve great praise for doing as well as
they have, and yet times are twice as
hard with these brethren owing to the
failure of crops. The circulation of
your organ is already large, but the
expenses are large, too almost as
large in one month as that of many
other papers for a whole year.
Messrs. Whiting Bros, of Raj
eigh, have on exhibition at their store
a most wonderful "something." It
is a pair of twin turtles, and they
were found near Granite Fails, Cald-
well county. Their shells are evident.
ly made for two bipeds, but only n
tail adorns the concern" Two well.
formed heads protrude from under
the double shell about one and a half
inches apart, and the "varmint" has
two pair of legs in front but only one
pair behind, and it may be said that
the absence of one pair of legs is all
they lack of being two turtles, They
are as lively as crickets and when they
agree on the direction to promenade
all goes well, but now and then one
wants to go this way and the other
that, which arouses a little bad feeling,
however, it Don passes away.
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ZONE OF HI BEST"

The PRot4REss1vE FARMER published
at Raleigh, N. c., by L: L. Polk,
President of the National Farmers
Alliance, is OLA of the best reform pa
l1ers that coma : to this Office. We
recommend TgK 4 PROGRESSIVE FARMER
to members of the rde everywhere
- UGn1aG Advocate,
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RALEIGH, N. c., MAY 8, 1890.

q1Is UaDer entered as 8ec0ed7cGs8 matter at the Po&
once In Raleigh, ~. CT
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

= Bro. W. W. league, of Elk
Alexander county, is authorized
to receive subscription for The Pro,
GREssIvE FARMER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12


E0R sALE-We have q hrst-sless roller sour
4 lax Aiu taag VIII make money for tlu
rgbt 4rJles 46e nil Is ot The latest acsisu.
ant aas capac4ty II slAty bsrreis 4he l4a~
chineTy is lea .a1 ia rI,l-class co "a iiionf has
nFe s-ts cf 1assse hauf rolls ana three -fts 81
a0ut.g Iced rolls. Ia- Wil eosf tflH. aNd ~
asorih today slotyt. Beside Use fllll. tAeic IS
seven lots, good barl al4a - coras oi Mood.
ahe euIre FroHrrts ai8 b. salG loT q .9J- 4 ae
property vii be shoru 10 any oEe iaeanlns
business. Icrns satisfactory.
E0H SALk-Ne hays q fDe paying hotel 10 8
thriving locaniy Iiat viii br s1ld at "a raE-
eain ID taktA al ones. 4he hotel is nrsI-elass
b. every particular. and Is FURNISHED va the
latest hofrl pplantos. The properly ms
twenty We'll ilatisiel rooms. aAd ttof en- i.
men pronounce .t The best hoiei ln western
Michigan. This property is paving invest
mtHt Tor SOM good man vlth util - 1asy
Gail 40 oncc if you mfau business. VIA taAe
Cily property Ia paft payment.
EOR SALE-A ane naL uear The Madison
Il ave crossing az the b.. J.. & y. =. T.. suit
able for four families. The na- Will rtot Tor
50 per month. AID IS wtialn a lev steps oi
steam or horse cars. lhls property viii be
sold fot 500. or VIII exchange fot other prop
crtg.
FOR SALE-The premises we now occupy az
~ aad IS south ipula-st., opposite tAe
Union depot. THIS property = esberiai-y Dc
sirable and VIII double lA falue inside ~ Aft
years. % me- proptrty j. paying large rental
and viii bc "A paying inNe ,tlneBts Tor sptcal8t-
orS or those who desire lne central business
alley. Price. s-1J per foot.
EDR SALE-Nc have a rare bargain .ha, Is
L suTo lo make money for some oue. The
property Is located on springs. near oakes.
aud Is now renting f1r s-5 per month Ihis
property IS centrally located ana ls occupied
by good paying tenants. and Is sure % lin
nrOVe in value faster th&a any propertS ln The
city. from the fact that it Is within one block
OF the Union depot. ana within tgO blocks oi
the busy portion Ol A0nroe-st. The property
Will be sold lOr $50 per foot 80 foot front.
EOR SALE-0r vii exchange Tor other prop
4 crty. real or personal. TWO houses on ore
large lot. WIN divide the property and sell
each separately. The property Is situated on
Logau-st.. near East ST.. and vii. make Tvs
! per month. This IS a rare bOr-a a for some
/ one aad is sure 10 be- tahen al once.
TOR SALE-A slx-room house on Coiest
| Il Good wells; lot Slxl-5; only SS0l. VIII take
ilsmall payment down and balance on monthly
7 payments. Would take cheap lot for trst pay
| ment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12
THERE BTAY BE TROUBLE
And it Is Possible the United States
Troops VIII BE Called On.

Troops Will BE Called On.
Deputy United States Marshall
Brewster vii. leave this morning for
Sault Ste Marie. And thereby hangs a
tale.
Away back about five years ago
Uncle sam wanted 10 enlarge his fort
Fort Brady-at the 500, and IN order
to have the necessary room TO do ID, he
contracted with one Thomas Ryan for
twenty acres of I and adjoining the fort.
Tals ne WAS 10 have whenever he got
ready topay the purchase prlce-$ l.. .0o0
and take possession. Finally tae
time came when Uncle sam was ready
and rendered the 1900 duc9ts. Nr.
i,yau, however, was not ready. 4
boom had struck the city by St. Mary s
rapids and Mr. Ryan ROW wanted So
600 for his twenty acres. So then
the Nation and SIR. Ryan went 10 law.
Mr. Ryan got tho worst Of lt m the
lower court, and beng man OF means
aud obstinate, he SRA uhtway carried
the case up I'LL finally the Suprem>
Court OF the nited states was called
unou 10 settle tho q thcuity. That body
passed judgment In favor Ol Uncle sam
and issued q mandate 70 Mr. Ryan t0
surrender the property pc2ceably or
take the consequence. TINS mandate
is now IN the pocket Of Mr. Brewster
ard VIII be shown Mr. Ryan. and u
Nr. Brewster = opinion. that gentleman
VIII Immediately kick. In order 90
render this kick abori.ve, Nr. brewster
j. also armed with authority 20 cali ou'
the state troops Stationed there, to on
force the mandate. AMI the chances are
ne viii have - don't
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12

ss.sa as IL soxo-tses. tae corV -
- s4s.rts.-. .s-- - /. sszg.sl s.t -
asssss a-s - -. rsa.ssa : us
sonsent. fn 1900 tas saoieet
asa t.s l.h....--.- r..a.,s.fs. Cd one haus
sse trusts 49, +. l.ia Il AN eKt0rl-
- frana ~. -...rf. sxallslaat ur.ces
~ 49, v-r,r ...I.-..-.....s "a I IL. ana -
tf- sr.s- e..s $1,000 81 a.ss out
Il ersrls,ve...t .sts net = oale 81
r..e.rs - $3.50 -..-s
81 80 rs,s ~ - trs transrert..
-, rl..rr.s-.... ~ - es-ltrs uerr.t
t..f - l..v lr..e.. "a tahe uarv
f.nses s..l ....-tr - as c. elal..
th.rr - nav -..f and alE-1 1ea4s en
s..t.t.... '-.-.-.--5 ro-fs l.saee far
fe.re- ~ fr,r t,-... rae yalee " f0.
mats 49, ~ -. -s5sf baud taey -.
al,r,tr r..is - ~ ...,s.-s. 0f men and yfo-
.....,. ..,r.-,,... t-.- 800 E, tareir sufs
,..snt =, ke.97 f.o.tv I'D soul toee..er
40 nos ,.9es.- - enable them -
proaeri-. ..sl,.sf.s fl.ffr en .larsn.
O. oge hand tnax sse persons higb ID
authority trn,rag ofieisIs. and men III
Vealth. a.l5 ave trsnsgressed ghe Law.
..,,sr.r,., ,-,,,f.I,r,.nt fsr their criroas
wBiIe 81 ~ -.fher hand the poor man
TOR .1r,e frtyl.I oAfense. : gwen tne
foli U.f,tltv III the lay.
on ..s.s hand thsv ssa powerful svnd
eata. .hsorhi,,s, vsst tracts OF prhI !.
lsnd I'D ~ tee other millions o. men
t.no are ,onip.lled 10 nav tribute A.
item
o. one hand they see the children al
ths rl.i, xlthout Isbor or thought Tor
49,. ,,orr,v er3o.iug every luxury
ard on the other hand they see then
own children. whom they love lust ..
tenderiy as We do ours, compelled T.
leave ScbOtl At very early wears 10 com
nenee the strife for bread.
Thav ZEE the moor mans humble
home taxed Tor rs fun value. while
onornor,. syoonrta of the rlcb man. +.
wealth escape the tax collector
clutches
They see An inDort tariff already
burdersoo,e about 10 be increased 10 4
nrohibifiye mint TINS breeding trusts
snd co,obinos and ,ncreaSlnr the cost
of nearly all thenecessarieso life with.
ont atforalng them = coupensatlng ip.
crsa.sa ,r, ,ya',es
For those and other evils the m
sc~nn,ilons. and a few of the men un.
ins,lv blame ~. and proclalm that tbe
1anacea for their iIIs ! eight hours q
tqv- The moro intelligent recognize
tbe fact that the cause of their trouble
j. NOT 4, the hours of labor. but the uu.
healthy condit,on of society at laroe
/ Witb his class ler sunite IN a commor
cause and use our combined influenc,
! Tor o,,. ,,,,t,,,al GOOD
Asanassor-qt7on let us demand that
s,r'negent le,,;slo.ion Le enacted fbatIy;I
/ throttfa The t,.rsts and combincs tbat
arc bieed;nc tbe re0rle
90 ,S;s s.sS,n,, roata ~, so,ree
-, 49, -, tn,nj,,,re nan ~ ~,
ITo-,od 1O S,a,os y,iiI cn,,,lov cbild ,,rde,
- 80 80 - &c tbet r. worl[ nav !.
-, - - ,ha 1,o,' ''' oTd tho rb,idre1 \,
! 80 -, scbooI
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12
OFFICIAL PAPER OF The CITY,
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

Hon. Chauncey II. Depew, while in
Chicago last week, expressed 10 Noes
reporter his ideas on mun.eIpalgovern-
raent, des.g gnallng It as the weakest
part OF our system. he said among
other things.
Il have given the matter some
thought, though not much. / think
tlat strangers would regard our num-
opal system as the weakest part OF our
government. They are impressed with
our federal system. The merits OF 10
are universally y admitted. Ot our state
governments they know very little. But
the state governments arc very good.
I don't know Of an exception; the
rights OF the individual, tho rights OF
property, the liberty OF the citizens are
ail wen protected and cared TOR by ell
the state governments All the object
Tor which tne governments are organ
lked are carried oct universally by our
state legislatures. but 50 far munlCpa!
government iu tnis country Is a failure.
Precisely why. 10 - difficult % ascer-
tafu Lut It seems 90 ho comparatively
easy for men who have nO stake in the
community. and Who have no consider
ar1u or standing among It's real, active
forces, .u business, or lu the probes
SONS, or IN journalism. or anything, 20
get cOutrol Of muuiC pal Oflccsand run
tlem against tne public interest for
trar own personal profit They give
us che most Wrelcnedly built streets ia
the world bad sewerage, deficient
water supply, and burdensome taxa
tom
Mr.. Depew, although great talker.
is nos ratte-pa,ed babbier, and his
words always bear the impress of care
fui thought. 80 one, after a moments
reelection. viii feel Inclined TO dispute
what ho says. Accepting bis conclusion
as just, Is 10 not A little strange. that
that part Of our Government, which is
nearest the people, should be the weak
esq TIE urop0s l0n Is somewhat
Startling. our Government IS said to
- A Government OF the people, for the
people and by the people. yet in tha;
part OF it. which the people more espe-
caliy influence. there IS t0 hc found the
most corruption and management
Wny can not tne same people. who So
lect trustv agents to admI MISTER tho Va
t0ual and state Governments, also So.
lect equally az lrusty agents to manage
the home, MUNICIPAL governments
There is no doubt that they can, bat
Why DO they not
AS Mr. pepcw says,itis difficult o
ascertain why Tins 3 so. But there u
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12

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regularly, or Who NAV have reason -
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ug telephone 531s
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12

INsI WHAT NoU NANg.-a heaugifui hoase
- oE els ~ oar hHeli e-ast. lots ueariy
eumF Fletaa With caea csii1f. UisIeru aua n Ell
" il ssll al . baFsei a Aleo scIal RscaHT lais
oH EarId ana IA iseu-aKes lf soc rh ~ 81
pufChas ga ID &ly paraaf iht cIly ri vl. Pas
you fe cat 0n hcuih A Ncola ~ haaso-
man / ieck GtleI AaIs l.l
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12
-==BARGAINs rs
REAL ESTATE!
Al 1HE OFFICE OF
BROOKS, & BROOKS


W. vaui 70 ind tae person who wants
W house bad enough 10 build the house We
vii furnish she lot aud bui ding material
VINO has = siofk az boots and shoes or drv
" goods etc. - exchange Tor house anc Iot
or farm. Come and SEQ as.
WI hsve az q SO. housr and lot on South
W iafayetfe-st u ls cheap 80 t-lh.
ANA NO. J. s.room house. -6e College ave 90
= exchange NiH tate or 9 good horses
WE have far sale sefera. noe houses on fhs
W ilN. al fHnocrr convenience property
has raised q per cent. in this locality n Size
past month % y1p avs in need 81 house "a
VII pay you o. Investigate
nN Hrauarg ft $3.50 nrW Groom housos tN
v feet ffoUfa-r good cfNaf ritF water. cIs
tern rfc e. down price fH
W. wHffru you aiot fof So down and e per
W monfn.
roH sLLE on EHonhNoU
Gn ACI.E-. su Improved - miles from ~
- cord station sopd house aua barn iots
.f fruit
o ACRE. Wendous 10 improve good or
" eharff good b4ualngs. ana lnNfI tlsf.
0rch ru'r fafICii.
1Fl tCkLr parv county OF rods from
~ posi.nflne ~ NidaleefHe o. 30. H
Irae.. tec haf're ErararF sheds &C. good
orchard. s. "a sfe good ezclaaae fDi rF
pr0uerfF.
CEEAr HoWF< rr our Wrsf side plat We
y VIII Furnish Tu" fHe ini arn lumber c.
build without Hnt parmfrf fovn.
IkE HAVE plot 81 lr9 loss cheap. ff the
" Whole plot is fstfr
Oroe open Tsce1sr aad Thurslsy evenings.
TE1.Ert BROOK
p ar e tew Houseran h.net
Telephone lir.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12

E0R sAlf-W n srrihnef has feo NOR, II
tIosf e.eeaut res. atAlrs lof sale aua 200
se pleased o. sifoH fhtm to sfFenEorf 81 als
WhQ aff sef KiEs Eon4 home. q si' ratit auH
hs convinced Also hAagsA a. ioaA lu s4tas 81
SAT
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12
T. J. Lamb & Company

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
Opposite Cmon Depot. Phone s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12

Circulation Guaranteed 70 be the
Laxgest OF Al Michigan Daiiles Xxx
cspt Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12

Eeh sAit Ne Z newer SCI lor ether people
bai 81 my sNu j gaa ssl sea az escaaEt
NrN y f0eta fstast, ou NNiiet fAtf.. seessiia
liack saath al y e. thg ave. lfo-s1ea. hei ala
hsslt elNrAst urf.s. batt tNqAl CloSiL ~ ElaTt.t
l4Naiory. uaDtri kAra soaAul csnesciF Nslk
and shade ifrrs price st.seI small p-sS lsaeil
as~r allo aaisaee 81 - 1nT moptEs ~ : tiuf.
Fou.l ueN haNet aleui - fefl south II Mad.
sol-sFcaut sghpoi hogsg 81 sita 81 sa Per
EsoH ih she cEeaFesi places d. the eits iaT fhs
money Charles ~. Tuna l.e0y2Ia biesA-
frs4rl-si- entrance
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12

Ells Pager Is Nsasser % ths American
kessgassr Pabilsners' Ass0elas-oa aaa Is rep
esssatea IL NsE fsrk - ~ Temple Court.
saars aaa alaefens Issues are kegL GA sle.
Taa ~ ashlagtsn once si shs fELssKAsHEs
- Is "a 6l5 Esartss. a.th ST.. - v shere hles
sf las g4Der cas- 5a sen sla visitors 20 ASH
kgtanasu Always se llA4e aelcous.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12

NAas y oe a-ass
l. aAi tii-tao- saIelter fsr sapssrpt ens
g. ll-iaE aEt Etsts experiences
eaB ~ Fert tlt.tea- 4f.iak 80 Nf
sa-rvss l1t erae. taasl So. aitol b. g. l.e
AAN fkli-- la.uee .atcA. g reliatis maa a.
" ttlsea hafl-s Is reefesfIt a. it >sliihE
lns - Asfl4. alssaeil slstal ~ cs. tlt'trl.i
sllllisslei- Nlillo. Cassie : -. hocaesssr, 2,
Ny le-
AAAh IL 20 h.sil414e lsaal ara traNriiAs
" statesmen Positions permanent NPr>aisa
na1relatats nans tssi seillitE ssfetles 4les
cg- delsA sa-aT4 tfsN start hl~A4 hftaa-,
\ gf strk teel. lAicGEa. lAa deAs u
tANIEb- Active mau Nith see a. sSt oar
~ sec4fe tlslaess iaslus - = WreA ESQ
e. pels--. J. lillt. ~ Aontos-si.. eihee lft
WAN1Fn-IVo goee Sslssmea feT Michigan
" tor tDe best selling article on the tsaa
o. pre1ts scl.s a. ~ sht. ua can s.>iiik- Na-l
al Toem 4 Charicr House, rfaHa hagas is
WANtED several yogng men. Apply -
" aHce. TacaI Mae achcAnaia bioeA
Cau4i-st- oKer olaat elsthlns slorei eBen ga
$ D. tl- Aa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12
F0R RENT R0oMg

NA MN lsAVAIs
Tor RENT-Large front room with slcove.
4 unfinished, FOR one or two gentlemen B.
,w0 lniuutss walk from City haH Or pos.
Office all modern CeuKeDIenffs; references
exchanged. Address A. A. A.. Iclegr4m-Her-
aid Office. ln5
J7OE RENT Furnished rooms for gentlemen
ouly. at a. sheldon-st. lh9
FOR RENT-Front oflce. Monroest.. fine
4 location. partially furnished u desired.
only - per month. Address once" box p
Telegram Herald. lst
EOR RENT Elegantly furnished large front
room. with closet on first n0or. Al the
room 3.
FOR RENT-Room without board In FIRST
class ne eighborhOod. Address q. D. ben 2.
Telesr- m- Herald oiflce. lh'
EOR RFNT-Xerg desirable rooms to rent.
L fgTui shed. at II bOstwick 81. lal
EOR RENT- Furnished rooms. suitable for
two gentlemen. Inquire - ksnsom-st
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E0B RENT Furnished and unfurnished
D rooms q the B-rnewIck. a. south biFtsio on
ST. steam heated. Mrs. Mc'fee. ll-tf
Tor RTNT-Tro stores and rooms in Porter
BLOCK. corner 81 Monroe ard Division -.
james Cox. AGENT ilt
E0R REST-Two rooms. second foor win
1 steady poxer At No. peafi-st. Inquire 4
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/ EaE RENT - Furnished and unfiunisbed
l. rooms. steam heated. a. Park Place hr-
&. J. smith. ftl
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12

.OE RENT -Vonses ~ e. 4. 5 q and ROOMS
from s. 20 ssf. also suits az rooms in fhe
Nev tarIeton hiocs on Mt vernon e.. ncg
ready for occGgaacf C0we ana see them, }
Ca- su1f vou an wtfnfn p minutes walk 0f
sweets Vafr.. inquire pf - 50 Barnard. 1-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12
GELP WANTED YEkALR

GELP WANTED FINALE.
WASTED experienced dressuaas els. 10
" day 3, eiacr. esT south lonia g. les
tVANrED- At l-s East Fulton ST.. gin ter
scaerai hslsr0orA- pa
WANTED Experienced waist makers ai llg
~ henrs 50. Afs. b. Carlton lta
yNsNTED-sewlag gia- Ata. North Dlvs
~ l8n-sL 42
WANTED -Glr for general hoase~ork III
suaL family. onr Ihat eau 50 Eoue
ulSAts. ~ A0rth DKlslou-sJ ie
VVANTEp-A good reliable woman eook "a
- Marks h1spiia. lo
NVANTRD-.5G 5G.ulngroon girls. 3 dish wasa
" ers. laundry. e. good men. pastry COOKS.
young man 40 hr.p meat oask. YoDn1 slrl 30
good wag-s tals 81 once intelligence one.
noon g. McHevuolds biork. over olAul tlotb.
ias otore oPsn evenings D.. ia- US
WANTED 90 do general houseuoiR
" er tischeu and second sic Immediately
So psrs 80. ltt
NErANIID- Today. two chambermaids. lon
" s. ie.ass diuiasIooM girls, tao ct,A
Wasnefs une larndrr,s fru girls Ter laWill es
taI or a4dfec. Is. j. llckeusan ee Monroe. ST.
roOin s. Established th,rteen gears. Is-
WANTED F. Immediately. sA competent
W dressmakers az IS Fountain 81 le
lVANTED-MaryC c. Fo.ter wants drsssmak
" ing al home OF by tlle daF IS Lagrase s..
WANTED-A competent giH for general
w hoUsework. al ~ Aadison-aYo. Mr.. A..
May I1u
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12

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