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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24
BY the cnIIdren,. Homs.

At q meeting OF the board of directors
Of the Childreps Home of the city of
Wheeling, held In the office of the City
Bank Of Wheeling, on Thursday morn
Ing, December 90, 1891 the following ac-
ton in reference to the death Of Louis
c, stifol was taken;
At the time OF the happening Of the
accident hlch resulted in his death,
he was IN the full vigor and strength Of
manhood, and gave promise or many
long and useful days be!rs added there
to.
His life was a busy one, and every
hour had Its duty, which was fulllled
with promptness and fidelity HIS
genial disposition made him the friend
Of everyone with whom he came In con-
tact. and especially was this so in the
case Of the poor and needy. His busl-
ness career vindicated the truth of the
maxim that Honesty is the best poll
ley" Upright and careful in all his
transactions, he won the confidence OF
his fellow men. He was modest In de-
meauor. gentle in manner and sympa-
thetlc by nature.
lie was one OF the original members
OF the board or directors OF lIle NHll-
dren's Home of the city of Wheeling,
and for a number of years was its Sec
rotary, and at the time OF his death was
vice president. As fellow-members of
the board OF directors OF this institu-
ton, we record our testimony to his
worth and the interest taken by him In
the welfare and prosperity of the home,
his faithfulness as one Of its officers and
his wisdom and advice as a counsellor
Resolved. That In his death we have
been called to part with one cherished
by US as a friend ana one whose devo-
ton TO the Home. whore interests he
represented, was sincere and ardent.
Resolved, That we bow in humble
submissions to the Heavenly Fathers
will, the mysteries Of whose providence
II Is not for us to question, FOR he doeth
all things we'll"
Resolved, That while We extend TO
his family our heartfelt sympathy, we
would commend them to Him who has
declared Himself to be "the Father OF
the fatherless,"
Resolved, That this minute and the
accompanying resolutions be recorded
In our minutes, and u copy of the same
be transmitted 10 the family of the de-
ceased.
HENRY X. LIST President
JOHN c. LYNCH, Secretary.
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The profits of the Pythlan fair, which
was held last week under the auspices
of Black Prince lodge, It is said, Will
net the lodge the neat sum OF $500.
This sum Is in excess OF what was an
tlclpated, and is complimentary to the
efforts Of all who contributed toward
the fairs success. There were many
things to handicap the fair, such as RI
val functions, bad weather, and lack OF
central location. but II was an eminent
success, nevertheless officer j, Ed,
Mlchaels, representing Elm Grove
lodge, was the successful contestant for
the X, Of p, charm. His friends aided
his race to the tune Of $jlG II, strik-
ing example Of Eds popularity. The
other contestants, though not danger
Gus rivals, did we'll
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HERE IN WHEELING.


Another LustEeTt was On Trial Yesterday
for His Llfs-The Interesting Mock
Trial atthe Linsly Institute.
AS a fit closing to a very successful
farm, ~ yo,.l, +ha s,,,5o,,.,,, tho ,,,,,,
- :, " v a. vac ''t.'el's VI '"e i''''s''
Institute maze practical illustration OF
mental improvement by holding mock
trial at the school building. Yesterday
sttarpoor
''
inc aHalr was conducted oy the old
er boys OF the school, with Allyn Mcneil
as Judge: Herbert Baer md Walter
,t,r,I,,,e .,.,., -, ~, ,,,,
''N~tN'e 10 "eSs ioF tHe uelehse'
ana Earle Lenkard and G. A. Beall, j.,
for the prosecution. Guy Bebout was. ar
raIsned for trial nm the charge az mus
A.
.I,
the recent Luetgert trial IN chicago
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The attraction at the Opera House,
Christmas matinee and evening. will
be James A. Herne's American home
play. There Is no need to tell this de-
llshttul tale OF American life anew. We
all know It and love it for the knowing.
Uncle Nat has locked the door for the
night the fire In the kitchen stove is
dampered down: he takes his candle
and with eyes brim full with the tears
OF happiness, mounts the stairs to his
room. Ee passes through the door and
all the light that remains Is the glow
OF the fire from the stove crate and
the Christmas moon shedding It's mel
low light through the frosty panes OF
the window, Archie Boyd. the we'll
known character actor has been en-
gagged TO play his old part in shore
Acres" His Uncle Nathaniel Is even
more popular than his Josh Whltcomb
in THE Old Homestead" Denmln
Thompson thinks "Shore Acres the
greatest pastoral play known TO the
stage and he went 10 see il three times
In one week.
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Hodshon is the only hat manufacturer
in the state of West Virginia, He guar.
antees to ut any head In any of the late
styles, and TO save the buyer from one
to one and a half dollars on each hat.
He is coated at 1864 Main street, and
his place OF business presents the finest
line of well-made head-gear in the city,
II hat OF his manufacture does rot
prove satisfactory in every particular,
return it and he will make 1t satIsfaC.
tory.
Hats of his make will be cleaned at
any time, free Of charge.
Mr.. Hodshon and his employees are the
only members of the UNITED Hatters OF
America" in the state, and positively
sell nothing but Union Made Goods,
Wheeling people and those living out
side will do well to give him call. He
can please those who seek Il stylish and
well-ft hat and can give all informa-
ton regarding the hat business.
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HENRY X. LIST, President.
JOHN c. LYNCH, Secretary.
BY the Natural Gas Company OF went
Virginia.

At a special meeting of the board of
directors of the Natural Gas Company
OF West Virginia, held in Pittsburgh,
Pa, December 20, 1897,
Unanimously resolved. That the an
nouncement Of the death OF Mr.. Louis
c. stifei, for many years director, was
received by his associates with pro-
found sorrow intensified by the dis
tresslng circumstances connected with
the event. They claim, therefore, the
privilege OF rendering to the family an
expression of heartfelt sympathy and
coincidence.
Further resolved, That this minute be
entered upon the records of the COM
pany and that n copy thereof be hand
ed to the family.
THE NATURAL GAS COMPANY OF
WEST VIRGINIA.
George Heard, President.
Harris Buchanan, Secretary.
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MADE 4 ZIG LIT.

Dan suny, in "o'Brlen, the Contrac-
tor" opened half weeks engagement
at the Grand Opera House last night to
n large and very appreeiative audi
ence. 1t is the strongest drama OF It's
character ever presented In this city,
and It is enacted by a cast which is
competent IN every respect. The rail-
road track laying scene in the second
act Is triumph Of stage realism, and
Is one Of the strongest features Of the
excellent production, The singing of the
quartette was greeted with enthusiast
tic applause, and the audience appear
ed to be never satisfied. Mr.. Sully prov
ed himself u splendid Irish COMEDIAN
and at the close of the second act re-
celved curtain call. He told few stor-
les In his inlmitable style, and they
were well received. "O'Brlen, the Con-
tractor" Will be repeated tonight, and
will be the Christmas attraction, natl
nee and night.
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FLAG PRESERVATION.
Jr., o. u. 4. NJ. VIII Present Clay Annex
with Flag This Afternoon.

Jr., q. u. a. NJ. Will frSArht clay annex
with Flag This Afternoon.
The Jr. o. u. A. NJ. councils of Wheel
ing will present a handsome American
nag to Clay annex school this after
noon. The annex has Just been COM
pietea, and the ceremony will take
place at O'Clock. The presentation part
of the affair will be in the hands OF a
committee OF five from each OF the fou"
councils, making twenty members IN
all. Rev y. b. Evans Will make the
presentation address, and the flag viii
be received on behalf of the board Of
education and the school. by Superin'
tendent Anderson and Principal Clo-
han.
The presentation committee of the
Jr o. u. A. NJ. will meet at the Wheel
ing council No. /, lodge rooms, on Mar
ket street, this afternoon, and thence
march in body to Clay annex school.
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A DESPERATE MAN
Bart Flaherty Resists Arrest by
Benwood officers.
OFFICERS ATTACKED BY DOGS

AT THE INsTIGATIoN OF FIAHER-
TVS FRI4NDs-THEN THE DEs-
PERADo JUMPED OVER AN EN-
BANKMENT AND THE DARK
NESS AIDED HIS SECOND Es-
CAPE FROM THE LAWS
CLUTcHEs-THE WOUNDED Po-
LICE OFFICER IS RECOVERING,
"A WILD SCENE NEAR TRIADEL-
PHIA.
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To Tho Memory orLoul, Q. s,l,.


We, the members OF the board a. Al,
rectors of the Arlon Society, have b.,,,
with the deepest sorrow and resrs, a.
the sudden calling away from thls m,
Of our friend and associate. Louis Q
sui- Who was for many years m,
president OF the Arlon Association ana
one Of iys foremost members.
In his death We have lost a time an,
SINCERE trieud, the Ariop its oldest rre ,s'
ident and one OF the founders OF tba or
gani2atiOu, and he organization WIZ,
counsellor and Jealous member wbe
has merted by his uuceaslnr eTor,
the love, esteem ana vaperation az m,
entire membership. His memory viii
be royared by the Ariou Tor all tlme n
come, In al OF the enterprises OF ina
association he was always found in tbs
front rank ever lighting for that which
was noble, beautiful and good: whns
as an honorable ami dutlMl citizen Ma
possessed the esteem or hlg fellow olu,
zens to a marked and unusual degree
In his death We, as wei, as his fam.
ily, have sustained q great and irre.
parable loss, and the board OF direction,
OF the Arlon wishes to express herein
their heartfelt sympathy ana grief anJ
to convey to the family of the deceased
their fun appreciation OF the beyeaye.
ment which has been sustained,
rs further evidence of our grief, va
have resolved that the charter Of the
society be appropriately draped Tor
thirty days, that a copy OF this expires.
sion of sympathy ard coincidence be
sent TO the family OF the deceased and
that another copy be spread upon the
archives of the society; and as fur.
Their mark Of our esteem and regret, Il
has been further resolved that we at,
tend the funeral In body,
C. w. APPENZELLER,
First Vice President
THEODORE ROLLER, Secretary.
Wheeling, Dec. %, 1897.
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PRECAUTIONS TAKEN


Soomn Mine.
A force OF men are working at nights
this week at the Koontz coal bank,put-
ting up safeguards against repetition
OF the accidents which occurred Mon
day and Tuesday mornings. Air courses
arc being made through the entry, the
scene Of the gas explosions, and a small
fan to drive out the impure air Is being
put In. or the six men burned there,
william Miller, who was burned Nom
day, Is the greatest sufferer but the
ohnuoea are for his recovery The other
victims, Ike Miller, William Uttermoh.
len, Jacob Kessler, James Crosby ana
Charles Montz, are doing nicely The
latter was burned tho worst.
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LOST $4,000.
How an UnsuSpectIng JewOiry Purchaser
Was Taken iu-Thc Moral orr.

How an UnsuSpeCtlns JeWclry PurchhAcr
Was Taken in-Thc Moral orr.
A well-known gentleman who had
purchased a diamond and opal ring,
paying $500 for the same at store
that IS giving reduced prices found
upOn looking in Shelf Bros window
that he could have bought a finer ring
for $500. on a comparison OF the rings
the purchaser found that Shelf Bros
ring was considerably more valuable
than the one he had paid $500 for. The
average man or woman cannot become
diamond expert in few days. Shelf
Bros. do not pretend to teach people to
become diamonds experts. 1t requires
years of experience to become a Judge
Of diamonds But Shelf Bros. do sell
the public reliable goods, at the very
lowest prices at which reliable goods
can be sold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-24
rnn rRolEcroscopE coMrANY.

Manager Feinler booked The Project
oscopc company for a return engage
ment of three nights and matinee, begin
ming next Monday at the Grand Opera
house. nurIpg its recen; engagement
here, this wonderful invention OF Edi-
sons delighted large audiences, and
there has been a popular desire to sec the
animated pictures again, In connection
with the views to be thrown upon the
canvas Prof. Burton will contribute a
number Of illustrated songs, and Prof.
Vera viii furnish a half hours enter
talnment in bis feats Of magic, the whole
making a delightful evenings entertain
ment
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"a BAcHELoR,s HoNEYMooN.o

Manager Riester has selected for one
OF his holiday season attractions al the
Opera House that Hoyt Theatre Com
pany success, "a Bachelors Honey
MOON" which is to have its first Wheel
Ing production Monday night. IA
Bachelors Honeymoon" Is simply fun
producer, interpreted by east of clever
metropolitan fayorites, Its possibly
paradoXical title is the hinge upon
which the fun is largely turned,
Confusion begins when the very first
characters appear and such tangled
mess ensues that 1t Is one tipple of
laughter among the audience until the
final fall of the curtain. The various in
cidents are carried out by such clever
people as John Sullivan, Camille Cleve-
land, Nta Sykes, Virginia jackson,
Robert Payton Gibbs, Edward emery,
and other metropolitan flvorltes Of
equally high standing, The advance
sale commences this morning, at
Houses music store
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champagne, iihlno Wines, ilnrRnndissi
Clnrrts, snutbrnsi talilornin WlntA Az
Kinds. r. NEbf y CO.
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THE latest and best games Arch
Arena and Carroms, for sale at STAN
TOMS Old City Book Store.
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Duo de Montebello, Greno and Fom'
merry See, q. II Mumm's. Cooks Imperial
Great Western, Gold seal, Rol de'or.
T.. WELTY & co.
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DIAMOND and Opal Rings Mt
DILLON, WHEAT e HAECHER co,
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DIAMOND and Ruby Rings at
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER Co.
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CHRISTMAS Initial nHndkerchiofst as
dnsas silk, ~ l.:c, mt McFadden's.
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DIAMONDS to-day at cut prices
DifLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
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GENTS Linen Initial Handkerchief"
lie, or = for sJC, worth double. ,,,,,s
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DO not fall to see II. E, Hlllman s
Co'B stock
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srr cientherp llne Braeolels fOr ll.0O.

ATTENTION sTocKMENl-t carry
n full line OF Or, Sloan's veterinary
remedies Give them trial, Wllliam
Schwcrtfegor. l1i6 Main Street.
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OUR Miniature Gold Plated Goods
are great Hollcrs. DO not fail to SEQ
them, Finest In the world
H. u. ulLLMAN & co.
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CHRISTMAS finest silk snspenders, each
pair In box, only 800, ut McFnddens.
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YOUR collars and ruifS should have
Dom site fiuiSh no polish, no shine.
LUTZ BROS.
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cuntSfnhS socks fey Men, ialhriGga",
CRmeiS iIhir, Lambs Wool, ~ l'gc, voc,
at Nc Tnddon'A.
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CunIsTMAs iinc shlrl-, white or color.
ed, for Men ana iioys, 500, 49, at MoFnd'
nOn'H,
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EVERYTHING goes to-day for low
prices. ,,,c,urp 90
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CHRISTMAS Fur Top Kid Gloves for
Men md Boys, all sizes, 5oe, ut heFad'
dong.
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BEER Stems. 81 70 to so 90 each, at
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
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DIAMOND and Emerald Rings at
DILLON, WHEAT & IIANCHER CO
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At StifeI & Co.'S to-day,
Special Holiday Counter-haR
price.
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prices on many fine
OpSIlul Christmas goods,
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
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GnAND SALE EXTRA ORDINARY
one Hundred PIANOS % ho Aold TINS
mUnlIi nj Cut pTlCea, at Houses
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WE have tho choicest nSaortin ent of
thc most desirable Holiday Furniture,
snch ms Book Gases, Ladies' Desks, Side
boards, China Covcrts, Dining Room
Desks, etc., at tho very lowest prlcosJ at
Frow's, 1908 Main street
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OTHERS tell their little stories, but
Gonthcr sells the goods.
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CHRISTMAS Gao sweaters for Men nnl
boys, ali sizes, 4Sc, 7Jc, OSc,, at MoFnd'
den's.
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DIAMONDS Fancy Goods and silver
nj low prices today. ......... .,,
DILLON, WHEAT & llANClll3ll co,
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DIAMONDS from our house is a
guarantee OF fine quality.
DILLON, WHEAT & uANCHER co.
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Dressed Dolls Witch vt D viii eel
them all to-day. ,,,a,,. 90
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pathy, and the same be spread upoD a,
records OF the company. U's
]. n. VANCE, Preslas,,
JAMES p. ADAMS, Secretary NN .
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DIAMONDS at low prices to-day
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co,
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CHEAPEST and hest Candy In the
city at'FOX's, 1927 Market street
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DIAMOND and Sapphire Rings at
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co,
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CHRISTMAS SILK windsor Rows for Chill
dren, latest styles, csc, at McFnddeh's.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. J. r. Leach, of Littleton, was here
yesterday.
Mrs. Raymond, of Southern Pines, is
a guest at the Executive Mansion.
Mrs. Julius II. Mailer, of Durham, is
visiting Mrs. II. Mailer, on Fayetteville
street.
Mr.. T. J. Harris, of Mebane, student
at the A. and NJ. College is critically ill
at the College.
Mrs. Anna S. Bailey and grand-daugh-
ter. Miss Annie Jones. have gone on
visit to Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. !. w. Denmark has returned from
Wilmington, where he attended the
Southern Baptist convention.
Miss Anna Hall, State Secretary Of
the Daughters of the King, and Miss
Kate Davis. of Charlotte. are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Lee on Hillsboro
street.
Mr.. J. L. Ludlow, who planned the
Raleigh sewer system and who has many
friends in Raleigh. passed through the
city yesterday on his way to the Eastern
part of the State.
Ex-Governor James p. Eagle and wife,
of Arkansas, who have been attending
the Southern Baptist convention, OF
winch Governor GLdSlc ID uISI ffCc-picSi-
dent, are visiting in the State. The Gov
ernor is a native Of North Carolina.
Mr.. J. H. Mckenzie, Of Rowan, who
was one of the leaders of the Democratic
minority in he House Of Representatives,
returned home last might. He was
delegate to the Episcopal convention. His
brother, Rev. B. s. Mckenzie, is rector
of the Episcopal church in Rocky Mount
Elijah Mofftt, ESQ, formerly Of the
law firm of Fleming and Mofhtt, this
city, left yesterday for Asheboro, n. G..
where he will make his future home. He
goes to take charge Of the management
of his fathers estate; and will also CON
tinue the practice of his profession. He
has made many friends during his resi-
dence in Raleigh, and they regret to see
him hang out his shingle elsewhere. He
is a young man of ability and sterling
worth, and will succeed well.
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DIR. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY FOR
CONSUMPTION.

This is the best medicine in the world
for all forms of Coughs and Colds and
for Consumption. Every bottle is guar
anteed. 1t will cure and not disappoint.
1t has, no equal for Whooping Cough,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Pneumonia, Bron-
chitis, La Grippe, Cold in the Head and
for Consumption. 1t is safe for all ages,
pleasant to take, and, above all, sure
cure. 1t is always well to take DIR. Kings
New Life Pills in connection with DR..
Kings New Discovery, as they regulate
and tone the stomach and bowels. We
guarantee perfect satisfaction or return
money. Free trial bottles at any drug
store. Regular size 80 cents and 81.
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MARLBOROUGH HOUSE ARRIVALS

T. A. Hunter. Greensboro: }. T. Petty
n. Y: G. p. Johnson. s. A. L.; u. >
Eliel, Philadelphia; C. A. Dixon, n. T..
John Ludlow, Winston: ]. w. c. But
tingham and wife. Baltimore: II. Hlrsch
Danville, Va; Geo. X. Pritchard, Ba-
kersville; +. 7. Fard. G. G. Lamb, N. G.;
Frank Hart, Tarboro; c. F. Brown, n.
Y; James A. Bryan. Newbern; j. b.
Douglass, Richmond; J. Zeb. Waller,
Burlington; e. A. Baughman, w. A. Ste
venson. Richmond; Miss Carrie Holt,
Miss Stowper. Burlington: 7. 0. Turner,
Hillsboro: Geo. H. Bennett. Goldsboro;
s. B. Rosenbaum. Richmond; j. IL. Bor-
den. Goldsboro; J. X. Within, Nj. III.
Aycock, y. c.
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PROPOSAL FOR BUILDING.

Sealed proposals for the erection of the
Capital Club House in the city of Raj
eigh, will be received until noon Of June
LIST, 1897. Plans and specifications can
be seen by applying to ]. A. Mailer, Sec
rotary of building committee. The COM
mittee will reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. d. Il. EVERITT,
Chairman Building Committee.
Raleigh, N. c., May 10, 1897.
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WANTED.

The Sun Life Insurance Company Of
Canada has a number of good positions
open for the right men. District man
ayers and special agents in the Ordinary
and superintendent and solicitors in the
Thrift department wanted. policies for
ess than one thousand dollars classed as
Thrifty Apply to
J. r. JOHNSTON,
aanager for North and South Carolina,
Raleigh, n. C.
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