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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-12-10
Notary Public.
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Letter From kittrelI.

KITTRELL, n. c., Dec. 9th, '96.
EDITOR GOLD LEAF Nearly
everybody was glad to see the change
of weather last week, though it came
rather as snap judgment and found
many unprepared. Hunting and hog
killing were the amusements INDUCED
in while it lasted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. B. Crudup and
their daughter, Miss Ellen, returned
Saturday from an extended visit to rel
atives in Chicago
Mr.. Guy V. Barnes, accompanied by
little Miss Pela Williams, returned tc
Raleigh Saturday.
Mr.. Clifton B. Cheatham, promi.
nent young tobacconi.t from Louis
burg, was here one day last week.
Messrs. J. z. Sugg, w. A. Harvell,
and r. NJ. Person, as representatives
OF the Masonic Lodge at this place,
went to Henderson Sunday to attend
the funeral of Mr. J. r. Barnard.
Miss Lucy Suyy has gone to Little
ton to visit friends.
Rev. X. D. Holmes left yesterday to
attend the North Carolina NJ. E. Con.
ference which convenes this year al
klnstOn. P.
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Gone Down With all Hands.

When we read such an announcement as
this it sends thrill all through our very
being. And yet the number of lives lost by
accident at sea are very few compared to
number which are sacrificed to single dis
eases on land. Take consumption Stats
tics show that twenty per cent. Of all
deaths are due to this fatal malady. 1t
would be easier to reconcile ourselves to
the fact if there were no remedy. But
there is. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cOvery has cured thousands, and among
them many whom the doctors have given
up to die. If seeing is believing. then the
thousands Of living witnesses to its mar
velouS efficacy in cases of this kind ought.
to convince the most skeptical.
DIR. K. V. Pierce: Dear Sir:-TwO of
our best doctors pronounced my case con-
sumption. | spent nearly $500, and was
no better. l concluded to try the Golden
Medical Discovery" bought eight bot
ties and can now say with truth that
feel just as we'll to-day as did at twenty
five, and can do just as good a days work
on the farm although had not done any
work for several years. l give you all the
thanks. Truly, your friend,
WILLIAM DELANEY, Campbell. Ohio.
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Hints to Business r1en.

Charles Austin Bates, the advertis.
ing writer, pertinently says, the best
advertisement that man can possibly
have is pleased customer. Good
goods and fair dealing will do it.
All the rest OF the advertising in the
world isn't of much use if this first
principle of advertising isn't adhered
to.
Swindlers sometimes succeed, but it
isn't generally so.
Permanent success is sure to be
built on merit.
The man who sells inferior goods
has to keep on finding new customers
for them. You can't build business
that way. If the goods are not right
they ought not to be advertised.
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]. A. KELLY.

In the line Of general merchandise
J. A. Kelly has large stock of every
thing that is to be wished for or thought
of. and what he can't suit you in would
be difficult to find. He deals i'll dry
goods and notions, staple and fancy
groceries, feed stuffs of all kinds aud
sells same at lowest prices. Mr.. Kelly
has large quantity Of -four on hand
that he is selling for less money than
it can now be put here for by the car
load, he having bought during the de-
cline. A car load Of hay and a car
load CT corn just iii.
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d, G.. LOUGHLIN.

At dawes Place. on the corner
will be found select stock of wines,
liquors, cigars, tobacco, sc. Also
oysters served in the most approved
style at all times. These will also be
furnished customers by the measure in
any quantity desired. If you want
anything in his line for the holidays
leove orders at Mr.. Loughlin's and
they will receive prompt attention.
Pool tables in connection. A quiet,
orderly place where you will be we'll
treated
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Il. AROSSON.

In addition to his stock Of clothing,
hats and gents furnishings, Mr.. Aron-
son, makes specially of shoes. He
carries good line Of these goods and
sells them at very. low figures. At
tention is especially called to line OF
children's suits which will be sold at
great bargains to close them out.
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CHRISTMAS IS COMING.
WHAT TO BUY, AND WHERE TO GET
THE BEST.
Directory of Dealers Who Keep Their
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES Before the
Gold Leafs Readers.

II r S T NJ A S is
coming again. AS
is its custom the
GOLD LEAF cele-
brates the glorious
occasion with its
advertisers. Be-
low will be found
the names Of Hen
derson business
men who invite
your attention to
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LEVINE & BROWN.

When it comes TO selling clothing
cheaply this firm fuIfills every promise
whether made by word Of mouth or in
advertisement. They have complete
stock Of suits, pants, overcoats, shoes,
hats aud furnishing goods and invite a
call from persons in need of such. The
quality Of their goods, the low prices at
which they sell and their straight-for-
ward methods Of doing business have
made this popular and leading firm.
Nice line of children's overcoats aud
suits to which they call the attention
Of parents.
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The Gem Saloon is at all times
stacked with a select line Of fine wines
and liquors. cigars and tobacco. In
connection Herewith is a spacious and
comfortable pool room and oyster sa-
loon. Here you will find the luscious
bivalves served in the best possible
style at all hours, day or night. Sold
also By measure
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WHITMORE'S BAKERY.

Just as his advertisement says you
will find good things to eat at Whit
more's Bakery. for Christmas and all
other times. He has everything in the
way of fresh candies of his own make,
cakes, pies, breads, &c. Also foreign
and domestic fruits and nuts. Besides
furnishing his regular trade Mr.. Whit
more is prepared to fill orders for holi-
day, wedding or birthday parties, bake
fruit cakes or make them or anything
else you may wish, on short notice.
His place of business presents an en-
ticing and inviting appearance.
SIS. WRITTEN
When you have occasion to get any
thing in this line it is we'll to get the
best wines and liquors. And of course
you will want no other kind at this sea-
son. S. S. Written keeps a good stock
in his line of both imported and domes-
tic goods. He makes specially of
fine old rye whiskey, peach and apple
brandies, pure North Carolina corn
whiskey, grape and blackberry wines,
gin. runs, &c. Also cigars, chewing
and smoking tobacees. Main and
Montgomery streets. You pay your
money and take your choice. \
w. H. wEsTER & BEo.
These popular family grocers wish TO-
tell about the good thiy IS they have td
eat. They have made a special effort
this season to have everything that
could be desired in prSviding a subs tan
tial Christmas dinner and have in store
large stock of fancy groceries, can
ned goods, foreign and domestic itujts,
nuts, raisins, currants, citron, Ihince
meat, candies, cakes, crackers, cheese,
&c. All available space in their store
is occupied with stacks Of goods fresh
in nature, pure in quality and desirable
in character. Nothing you can think
of in the eating line that they can not
supply.
| YOUNG e. HUNT.
The wise man of the present day
will provide his family with an insu-
rance policy, for it is better than SO
much capital invested in other securi-
ties; and for a Christmas present a
policy on his life given to ones wife
and children would be the proper thing
Young & Hunt, the alert and progress.
sive insurance men, can place you in a
safe and reliable company, and will
also write up your property agains
loss by fire or storm. They represen
none but the best companies.
w. S. PARKER & CO.
One of the most enterprising and pro
gressive firms of which Henderson
boasts is that Of w. S. Parker & Co.
wholesale grocers. They do a strict,
jobbing business and sell goods a
cheaply as they can be bought in Rich
mond, Baltimore or New York. The,
buy in large quantities by the carload
and have every facility for doing bust
ness which any city house has, witt
many advantages in their favor. Thi
firm gives employment to a number Q
home folks, they spend thousands G
dollars here in Henderson every year
and this coupled with the fact that the
can make it to ones interest to buy c
them makes US unhesitatingly com
mend Messrs. Parker & Co. as deserv
ing Of the most liberal patronage Of GU
people. Their entire reliability AM
the fact that they can compete witt
other dealers in prices and the charac
ter of goods handled is evidenced b.
the large and growing trade they have
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THE GOLD LEAF wants TO see the
EI5iress men Of Henderson get to-
,.,her and have some concerted action
bout getting more factories and other
Industries Of various kinds Started up.
y 50 doing they will well serve their
cncra,ion and solve the problem OF
~ denressed condition Of the times.
henderson has the advantages and the
is at hand
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THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1896.
ANOTHER YEAR GONE.

ANOTHER EAR JUNE.
This issue closes the fifteenth yearly
,lumc Of the GOLD LEAF.
And this rerlinds us that we are
.t,lng to to be one of the "old c't'-
rs" How time flies,
We have no promises to make Tor
&c future. Our past record is as an
,en book, and il shall be our earnest
fort to improve upon our work as the
,ars go by.
And, in the language of the poet,
Now is the time to subscribe. .
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, I

LUCAS COUNTY. co.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm Of F. j. Che
ney & Co., doing business in the city of
Toledo, county and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of one hun
dred dollars for each ard every case of
catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December, A. D.
1886. A. w. GLEASON.
SEAL. Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testimo.
mails, free.
- Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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what they have to seII-the special
provision they have made to meet the
holiday trade-or bargains offered in
goods of every day demand. AS will
be seen our advertising columns pre-
sent variety and diversity of lines
suitable to all requirements and we be-
speak for these enterprising and wide
awake dealers liberal patronage. 1t
is not necessary to do more than direct
your attention to the following we'll
known business houses, naming them
alphabetically:
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SUPREME COURT RECORD.

Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice
Field, Mr.. Justice Harlan, Mr Justice Gray,
Mr.; Justice Brown, Mr.. Justice shiras,
and Mr.. Justice White.
Edward st. Clair Thompson of Washing
ton, ID. C was admitted to practice.
No. 9S-The Steam Yacht ConGueror, etc,
appellant, VS.. Frederick W. Vanderbilt;
passed subject to the provisions of section
8, rule &c, on motion of Mr.. Assistant At
torney General Whitney for the appellant
No, 535-The United States, appellant, VS..
Charles G.. Gilliat, administra tor, etc :;
mandate granted on motion of Mr.. F. W.
Hackett, for the appellee.
No. 100-The Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road Company, plaintiff in error, VS.. Robert
Mngns passed sa on mGffGn OF MI A B.
No. 77-Charies NJ. Matthews ct al
executors, etc, appel ants. VS.. Peter
Hevner et, al; appeal from the court OF
missed with costs pursuant to the teutf
No. 7s-J. NJ. Scales ct al. plaintiffs II
error, VS.. Charles Dillingham; ct al, re
ceivers. etc; passed 10 the head of tht
call for Monday next, on motion Of Mr.
Edward st. Clair Thompson for the plain
tiff In error.
No: sO--James s. Walk, survivor, etc
appellant vs. the United States ct al.
| passed subject to the provisions of section
| 8, rule 26, on motion of Mr.. Assistan
| Attorney General Howry for the appclees
No; slmJames .,s,a s. STANDBY tans,y ,a ct a., ap.
| appeal from the United States circuit
| court of appeals for the Eighth circuit;
| dismissed with costs pursuant to the tenth
| rule
No. 50 George F. Dearborn, plaintiff in
| error, VS.. Peter Moran, ct al. passed on
motion of Mr.. Frederic d. McKenney for
| the plaintiff in error.
| No. S4-William r. Watkins, plaintiff in
j gestion of death of plaintiff in error.
Nos. 72 and 73-Lewis G. Karreck, ap
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Equity Court No. /, Justice Cox-Trmble
vs.. Gaddis auditors report con firmed.
GOttschalk Co. VS.. Healy; pro conIesso
against certain defendants ordered. Ring
walt vs.. Hellman, sale nisi, with W. H.
Acker, W. j. Miller and Leon Tobriner
trustees to sell. Cannon VS.. Cannon:
restraining order discharged. CisseI VS..
Chisholm. appearance Vi absent defendant
ordered. Riddle vs.. Frank; Percival- NJ
bar: Testimony before Margaret Murray,
examiner, ordered taken. Devcreux VS.
Gagtian; L. b. Hay and Charles L. Fraiey
appointed receivers. Hcurich Brewing Co.
VS.. Mayse; trustees authorized to accept pri-
vate bid. Elmira Table Co. VS.. Lans6urgh;
ner, sales confirmed and distribution or
dered. French VS.. Pole order OF dismissal
vacated, with leave to file replication.
Equity Court, No. Justice Hagner--
Glenn VS.. Glenn, order limiting time to take
testimony. Godfrey VS.. Riggs; report and
accounts of trustees referred to auditor
guardian, ad liem. Boston VS.. Boston:
divorce a win mat granted. Suess VS.
Suess; order refusing decree. Sothoron VS.
johnson; order for payment into registry
Dament VS.. Dament, divorce win mat
granted. Toombs VS.. TOOmbS: do Monroe
VS.. Monroe; decree vacating former decree
and remanding to examiner for further
proof. Strother, VS.. Strother; divorce. u
Circuit Court, No. 1-Justice Bradley
Weed vs. Moore; verdict for defendant.
Jennings VS.. WeDD, certified to circuit
court, No. .. Anderson VS.. Reid; bill of
exceptions signed. Moulton VS. Grinder;
plaintiff takes non suit. Gordon VS. Bate,
man; do. Earle VS.. Wheeler; order for pub
LEGATION. Requa VS. Brewer; motion for
new trial. Williams VS.. Monumental In
surance Company: doyl Rosendale ct al. VS..
Lansburgh; Judgment by default. Sechrist
VS.. District of Columbia; verdict for plain
| tiff for $500. Calendar Nos. 300 to 400
| teven) certified to crimina court, No. 1.
Circuit court, No. 2-Justice McComas-
| Thompson VS.. Pickrell; on trial. All ode
numbered cases from 800 to 400 OF DC
| tober term of calendar assigned 10 crimina
court, No. 1.
Probate court.Jnstice Hagner-In re
! Andrew B. Schofield, guardian; accoun
| passed and orderi to pay certain bills
| Estate of William Hutchinson; will partl,
proved Estate of John S. Moran; vii
| fully proved. Estate of Jeanette Smith
| inventory filed Estate of John Scblotter
beck; proof of publication. Estate of WI
| liam Fletcher; SUMMONS returned served
Estate Of Patrick Carpenter; exceptions t
| account filed. Estate OF Henry NJ. Sweeney
inventory filed. Estate of William Strong
| do. Estate of c. Lafayette Williams; vii
| partly proved. Estate of Otis c. Wight
| petition for probate of Will filed with as
| sent Of next of kin.
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Stabbed for a Debt,

Lincoln McQ uade. colored, stabbed George
Smith, culored bootblack, yesterday after
noon in Clicks alley The trouble was on
account OF debt Smith owes Moo uade,
and when he tried tocollect it an aiterca-'
ton arose in which Smith came out second
best. He was cut near the left temple, and
also had cash in the left thigh.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TN Jus,,ce.s Court or thc

IN Justices Court Of the District Of
Justice Of the Pcacc-Joseph keere,
plaintiff, VS.. Benjamin Tuttnll, defendant.
No. 2l123. a summons IN due form lav-
Ing been issued out OF tl.is court TO Il law
ful constable OF this District for the said
defendant, and the same having been by
said constable returned "not>to be found
II is hereby ordered that said defendant
cause his appearance 10 be entered herein
on Or before the 23d day Of November, a.
d, 1886, otherwise the cause Will be pro
ceedcd with as in case of default
LEWIS /. O'NEhL,
Justice Of tie Peace, ID. c.
oc29 NOE ,9-3t
IN Justices Court of the District of
Columbia, before Lewis / O'Neal, "A
Justice Of the Pcace-Thccdorc Hamilton,
plaintiff, VS.. Benjamin Tuthill, defendant.
No. 2ll24: summons in due form hav-
Ing been issued out Of this court to a law.
fui Constable Of this district for the said
defendant, and tue same having been by
said constable returned not To he found
1t is hereby ordered that said defendant
cause his appearance to he entered herein
ON or before the 23d day OF November, A.
u. 1886, otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default
LEWIS /. O'NEAL,
Justice OF the Peace, ID. c.
IN TUE sur NINE COURT OF THE DIS
IkiHT OF go COLUMBIA, the 4th day of
Ei'i Al. i-lcnelDsfCerN VS.. Albert r. ElChel-
berger. Equity. No. 1889. Docket Al
On motion OF the plaintiff, by Mr.. Charles
W. Fits, her solicitor. IL is ordered that the
defendant cause his appearance to BE- en-
tered herein on or before the first rule-day
occurring forty days after this day: other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as IN
case of default.
The object of this suit is for absolute di-
vorce on the ground of cruelty.
This order is to be published once n week
for three successive weeks In the Washing
| ton Law Reporter and Washington Times.
tSigned). BY the court
(SEAL.) W s. cox,
True CopE-Test: Justice, sc.
j. R. YOUNG. Clerk
BY X. MElGS, Assistant Clerk
ocl0-22-29
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oc2e ,no2 ,e3t '' u '"' ! '''s' - "
FOR HIRE ,

FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton. 81 30
and ~ per day. Apply TO the REX STA.
Bl.ES. rear of Glo L ST Ew.. telephone call,
100 myl6-tf
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A Tenant lis Waiting

To occupy your vacant property. Always
provided you place 1t in charge of The
Times Real Estate Bureau. "
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is a thrilling one. The sinking Of the ship
at sea and the great ratt scene on the
ocean are vivid illustrations uf the poss-
bilities OF stage carpentry.
There Will be a special midnight per-
formancc Tuesday night Lcginnile a mid
night, during which the returns Will bc
rec civcd and read from tue stage as
fast as they arrive.
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w WASTED-FLATS.

WE can rent your fiat; send us fun de
scripllon. Address TIMES REAL ES.
TATE BUREAU. oc17-tf
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FOR sALE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR SALE-1 Gonzaga W heel: every
thing complete: used but weeks. price
$50. Apply 313 Del. ave. ne. oc2s-3t
FOR SALE-Rambier bicycle; good CON
dition; lamp and bell; $3.50. 1893
SC. sw. oc2o-It
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pellant, VS.. Charles L. Hannaman; ar
sument continued by Mr.. j VI. Wilson, for
the appellant. by Mr. j. l.. Rawlins for the
appellee. and concluded by Mr.. j. ".
Wilson for the appellant.
No. 75-Carlotta NJ. MacGreal ct al.
appellants, vS. Rose NJ. Taylor etal. execu-
trices. etc; argued by Mr.. Henry Z. Davis
for the appellants, and by Mr.. job Barnard
and Mr.. William f. Mattngly Tor the
appellees.
a Adiourned until today at IL o'clock.
The day call for Thursday, October %,
will be as follows: Nos. SO, IS, So. SO (and
81 to ~ inClusiveJ, SO, 1O1, 1O2, IO3;
1Oi, and 1O5.
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wANTED-A stout young White man
that knows something about laying
carpets. OHIO CARPET CLEANING, CO,
622 X st. NV 1t
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LA8OR's WAGE IN RUSSIA
Minister Breckinridge Reports
on the Czar'S System.
PENDING CHANGE TO GOLD

He SAYS That the Country Has En-
loved a Long Period of Progress,
But Labor Has Not Shared in 1t.
Wages $40 Per Cert Higher in
America Than in Russia.
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WANTED D-General housew worker, three
III family; no washing. 6l4 18Th ST.
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wANTED-A bright boy aged IA to
learn sign painting. Apply after p N.
NEW YORK SFGN CO., 428 F st. nv. 1t
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NTED-Young " ithexEerience
In lunch business; With refs, Address
X, 6l6 9th ST. NV. IL
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wANTED-Wh chambermaid; also
COOK; good wages to each. GA 18Th
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wANTED-An honest, ne at and indus
Irious White boy, about 16 years. old.
TO help in store and attend to house. none
without reference need apply. FAM MlLf
OYSTER HOUSE, cor. 9th and sts. NV.
Item
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wANTED-A White butler at once,
with city refs. 1871 K st. NV. ~.
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HELP wANTED-MALB.
wANTED-Ato once, tailor who under
stands Dustel work. 618 18th NV

wANTED-Exper white butler;
moderate wages. 614 18th st. NV. 1t
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w ANTE D-Girl for hou sew ork in
small family; good home; wages 50
month; at nyattsviiie, Nd Apply sos
| th st. NV ot25-3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

w wANTED -ColOred laundresst also Il
,ompeuenL cook. 614 18th st. NV. 1t
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wANTED-4O tall " hite men: Apply
az stage door Lafayette Square Theater
Thursday morning, 10 sharp,
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WA ANTED-Thr first-class ladies'
llilors. DELANY, 1719 De Sales ST.
Oc2g-3t
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w wANTED-A young man to make him
SELF generally useful in q machine shop,
wages, SO per week. Address, stating age
ana previous occupation, EoN II, this oI!lce.
oc27 st
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FOR RENr-srABLE.

FOR RENT-New stable and carriage
house, In rear Of 442 Franklin st. NV.
$500. oc27-3t
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wANTED-Whit cook; also German
nurse ior cniid; good wages G1i / 9Th
st. NV IT
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wANTED-Aw matchmaker and je Weller
10 take part OF store; will work on
shares, If agreeable. Apply 514 9th ST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERSON AIS.

NINE. FRANCIS will not tax you
with Il lung lingo Of impossibilities
that cannot be zone, but all III trouble cail
and he helped at once by one that can
guarantee Satisfaction; life from cradle to
grave; cards. 25 cents: trance, 80 cents;
hours, 10 to $. lilo II st. NV.
sIOs. 4
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THIS Is no pontIcal warning, but "a warn
ing 10 You To prepare for Hawkins, If
you need Il SUIT or OVcrcoat we have a
fine lot OF elegant custom-made ones; the
least bit wor.i, AT figures tfat cannot be
equalcd. JUsTH'S OLD STAND. 519 d
st. ne. CC2I-Tt
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ANTED-Young white Single man,
who Is Il good mixer and worker
around dairy; references required. Apply
to c. J. CUSACK, ChamplaIn ave. NV
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FOR RENT-Desirable furnished par
i1f, also tall room. 5l2 l. ST. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-MISCEL
w A ANTED-Gentlcman, G German, wants
EnElistI-Iesso and conversation; prefer
Young lady Address E. p, 919 11th ST.
NV. ocS3-3t
w wANTED-To buy a grocery ana pro-
VISION store, in the southwest, for cash;
name price Address CASH, this office.
Item
w A NTED Small, green grocery. NV
Section; must be doing Il fair cash bust
ness Address, stating rent, BUSINESS,
this office. oc2S-3tem
w A NTED--A roller-top desk: must hc
in good order and cheap forcash. DESE,
this office Item
" A NTED-S0me good fresh cows for
dairy W. HARRIS, Oxen Hill, Md
oc2G-1t
" wANTED-By A an A. B. college grltIu-
axe pupils To teach at their own homes
best reference. Address Il. W. B., this Office
OCT st
wANTED-Lad and Sentemcn's
shoes made To order; also all kinds Of
repairing; half soles and heel, soc lI7
Pa. ave. NV. oc23-7t
w A ANTED -DressmakIng. cheap and
perfect satisfaction guaranteed in fit
ting and prices. AT 227 + ST ne.
se23.t
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HOUSEKEEPING

2 III--t IdIk ptlEIIlI anu 4 sIIIeLII ILIIII,
nicely furnished. water On the floor, with
heat aud gas, Slo per month. l2o o
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