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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-12
ENIEITIINM F N1,S.
Hyperion Theater.

THE GREAT PIANIST, SILOTI.
 Siloti is coming to the Hyperion on Tuesday, March 15, and will give a matinee recital at 2:30 p. m. The prices for the engagement will be 75e, $1, and $1.50, which is less than Siloti has play ed for in other towns, and will give our music loving citizens a chance to hear this wonderful artist, who is now the lion of the hour in musical circles He is pianist of great strength of touch and who knows no weariness of finger. He makes his hands do won drous feats of technique and his touch is brilliant and sure. He plays with accuracy and strongly emphasized rythm. The advance sale of seats is now open and has been large one, but good seats are to be obtained
 THE PASSION PLAY.
 At the Hyperion next week there will be shown the American cinematograph production of the Passion Play. These pictures are direct from the Eden Mu- see, New York, where they have scor- ed an instantaneous hit and where they are playing to crowded houses nightly. They have been reproduced from sketches taken at the time of the latest presentation of this Biblical drama given at Ober Ammergau, and have been endorsed by the press, cler- gy and public as being both interesting and instructive. There will be sing ing by a picked church quartet, ac- companied on the organ by the well known ofganist, Prof. Adolf Schwick- ardi. Evening at 8:30: afternoons at 3:30. Prices, 10c and 200.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-12
wALL1NGFoRD DEFEATED.
Borough Team No Match for the
 Blues-Loose by 9 Goals to 1.

 Borough Team No Match for the
 Blues-Loose by 9 Goals to 1.
 There was another very large at-
 tendance at the rink last night to see
 the New Haven -Wallingford contest,
 and this in the face of the fact that New Haven were sure of victory.
 The cranks, however, were cognizant
 of the fact that no matter what the
 result might be. That there was to be
 seen outside of this issue a game of
 polo by the New Haven team that
 would be worth going to see and in this
 they were not disappointed. From the
 first 1t became apparent that the game
 was all New Havens and the crowd
 settled down to relish the fancy plays
 and enjoy all the fun that was thrown
 into the bargain. Leyden captured the
 first goal for the blues by piece of the
 finest polo work that has ever been
 witnessed. He got the ball in mid field,
 carried it passed all the Wallingford
 opposition and finally sent it flying
 past the veteran Curley Clever work
 on the part of Bone aided Spencer in scoring the next two which he did in beautiful style. The second period was characteristic for one point and that was the manner in which the New Havens' toyed with the borough team and scored goal after goal. The fifth
 goal of the series was perhaps from a scientific point of view the best of the
 whole game. Bone caught the ball at
 the back of his own cage, carried it
 down the whole rink and finally with a swift side shot banged it past Curley
 and into the net Farrell took Whit ing's place, and shortly after his ap- pearance shot a we'll directed goal from the center of the rink. During this period all of the men had their turn at carrying the ball down the rink and Lations, not to be outdone, left his goal and amidst cheers rushed the ball well down to Curley's cage. In the last per- iod Wallingford showed up better and Dawson scored their only goal. But their defense was surer and New Haven was unable to add to its already large total Little Janelle took Maynard's S place in this period and played a l plucky game. Leyden was perhaps the l star of the game and was Justify cheer l ed for his fine play. Bone and Spencer played we'll together. The former by
 his clever stick work giving the latter | many opportunities to score. Farrell | showed thathe was reliable sub" All
 things considered Wallingford put up
 plucky game, and should not be dis
 couraged at the result. Walton, the
 new man at center, put up steady l game, Tierney and Dawson worked hard to score but the defense was too
 much for them. Tomorrow night the | teams meet again at Wallingford.
 l NEW HAVEN. ......... WALLINGFORI
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-12
A BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
Julia Marlowe as the Countess Valeska
 at the Hyperion Last Night.

Julia Marlowe as the Countess Valeska
 at the Hyperion Last Night.
 To say that the audience which gath cred at the Hyperion last night to see Julia Marlowe's presentation of 'The Countess Valeska" enjoyed the produc- ton is to put it mildly. Those who came in critical frame of mind soon forgot their purpose and settled them selves to enjoy her acting. The audi ence showed it's appreciation by calling her repeatedly before the curtain, not only after the second and third acts, but also after the last act If, as has
 sometimes been said, the approval of New Haven audience is good crite- rion and a sign of success, then Miss Mar1owe may congratulate herself up- on having reached position as an ac- tress accorded to few, if any, in this country. She is certainly a favorite in
 New Haven.
 Her success is the more gratifying from the fact that she has gained it through hard, thorough work and a correct appreciation of her art. Such acting as hers serves to raise the stan- dard of the stage and to create an ap- preciation among American audiences of a high class of work. We need more Julia Marlowes.
 Her support was strong. In fact the acting of the whole company was such that it was easier to enjoy than to criticise.
 The drama in itself is strong and well written. The plot though simple, pro- duces several strong situations and inn poses upon Miss Marlowe constant severe strain through the last three acts.
 This afternoon Miss Marlowe appears again in "The Countess Valeska' and this evening as Rosalind in "As You
 Like It." Matinee and evening prices the same, viz, 75 cents, s1 and $150.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-12
EVEN MCINTYRE & C0.
 SATURDAY OFFERINGS,

wind up the wonderful bargain sale ever had All goods that had the least suspicion of smoke about them marked down prices that would unnecessary Much rdicued by other dealers for selling goods cheap is It has always been method and way of doing business Anything worth doing at all worth doing we'll
 And when advertise loss has been taken for the pu of dsposng of goods depend upon that big oneand such losses always the people because they know advertisements always truthful and just what say Twill pay you all to walk in Saturday, AZ departments alive with the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-12
poli,s Wonderland Theatre.


 The celebrated cinematographe re- production of the Passion Play of Ober Ammergau ends it's engagement at Po- lis Wonderland theater to-day, as it is billed for next week at another the ater. The Wonderland patrons, and they have been many, have admired the production immensely and concede it to be splendid and graphic por- trayal of the Saviour's life. As usual, to-day there will be four performances --2, 3;30 7:30 and 9:30 p. m A good opportunity to-day for the Sunday school children, as their day schools are not in session. Prices 10 cents and 20 cents; ladies intehe afternoon 10 cents.
 RETURN OF VAUDEVILLE.
 Next week vaudeville will again be the bill, and Manager Poli promises the finest show of the season. It will contain as one feature the reproduction of the disaster to the Maine in Havana harbor, which is very realistic
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-12
MYSTIC CHAPTER, O. D. s.

At meeting of Mystic chapter, Or der of the Eastern Star, last evening a unanimous vote of thanks was passed to pr. J. w. Sweet for his work in ob- taining the new piano. The other so- cieties aiding in the work were also thanked in the same way. An unusu- ally large number were in attendance at the meeting to hear the piano.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-12

COTTUNS. Bleached 3-4c to Sc. Brown 3-4c to Sc. No one should pass these values.
 PRINT COUNTER. 36 inch Percales at Sc. Style as good as any sold at 12 1-2c. While they last 5c yard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-12

TABLE DAMASKS.
 Towels, Napkins, Crashes A few of the best values yet left, but the quan- titles are not large enough for us to advertise. From 19c to $1.O0. You can procure the greatest values in Dam asks ever offered.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-12

lF YOU HAVE
 A boy or girl bring them in and get one or two of these beautiful Cloaks or Coats, 1 to grades fitted at less than half former prices, beginning at 75c and up to $3.5O. The $3.50 were $7.O0.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-12
OTHER GAMES

At Waterbury-Hartford 10, Water- bury g.
 At New Britain-New Britain 10, Meriden 5.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-12

lU. w HIIINgIOTU. IIHW NUH T .fJ
 Time limit-Stops Curley 10, Lations 6.
 Total stops-Curley fl. 1ations 16. Goals New Haven 9, Wallingford I. Fouls-Ley- den 1, Watson 1. Referee-Mr Lush. At tnndannn-1 1l0.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-04-20
Equal 10 the Demand.

Az engineer o. n Southern tail4
way had an accident happen to
his engine on no way north from
New Orleans. llo sout tho follow
loving telegram 10 his master me
chauic:
Mr.. Pow
I've busted o hus
On 222
Train 81.
What shall do2
A. !. Tgw"
Mr. Pew, the master mechanic,
saw tho sunny eide Of n. aud tried
he own baud on il with the fols
lowing result
"Mr Tow
Plug The hus
On 222.
Bring -
on through. as yon
Know you should do.
e. fl Prw.
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Ms Northern Brother.

lnsi MAX. a. two. old fellow.
want io @iand one. sura
Beneath the nid Doe with you
A. in ihs days ~ vote
oar fathers stood together
Aud fought on land aud sea
TIE battles nerce that made us
= n"ti"u ~ ihe free
iwhippcl vou down ~ vichsbufs.
ou tittsl mo I'D uuli tunl
on mait nfid Nc atufaisdi
When noifhri viciofy wnh
YOU s"io ihr gruy ~ = .n hissi.
wnro ths Nnuhsfu biusi
D. a' n.rn We dId eaf d0ty
when scfsamlng bniisis new.
-Four years 40 Tough, IKE devils.
int whom tnr waf waa inns
Your hand met mine in friendly oifsp.
uur tw1 hear "a hsat ss one
Ana nnv wnou daDFef threatens.
Nu Nufih un souih We kuow.
oure more wa staud together
a nFht tne common foe.
My head IKE yuurs is frosty
oid nre is creeping oui
fifn'ssuu is luwsr sinHinv
ny day e,i sunu lie gone.
hut our cpurtfYa honor
seeds once agaln her -Iu.
i'uf ready. fou. ora isii0v
30 get another gun.
1lnnsapoii, IDurnsi.
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KENOVA NEWS.
Late Items From tie
New Town.

- " 80
Reporter
g. w Hogan rs visiting his old
home at Roanoke this week.
Mrs. G.. K. Osgood visited friend.
at Huntington last Wednesday.
Arthur Rown spent last sunday
with friends al West Columbia. O.
John a Payne has been sick for
a few days with malaria. but is bet.
ter now.
The foundation Tor Mrs MilIar',
residence ou 10Th Street wns finish.
ed yesterday
Clarence Kcatb returned thu.
week from visit 90 bis home al
Lynchburg, Va.
J G. Sutherland IL laying the
foundation Of X. VI. Johnsons new
boarding house
Engine ~ turned over last Mon
day 40 point between Dingess aud
Canterbury No one hurt.
r. II. Baldridgc, ticket agent at
the Union depot, made a busines.
trip to Charleston, this week.
The Foundation for MercdiAsC
Iiatten's new building ia Park Cir.
Gle is being laid by John Mcvick
crs.
Five engines with engineers and
dremen, were transferred 70 Shen.
andoah Valley division last wednes-
day
a T. Jackson returned last
Wedncsday evening from Cincin-
natl where he has been under treat
ment for some time.
Foundations for two boarding
housc- have been laid 10 Park Cir
Gle. one for r. 81 johnson and
the other for ". Hatten.
Walter Hale, roadmaster of Ken
oya division, has been removed %
the Radlori division. lIe moved
his family 20 Roanoke las, WeInes
day.
Miss Kate Moore. of Columbu.
o., has accepted the position of
stenographer in Supi Robiuson's
Office. Robert Curry, the former
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Two Voices.
A Southern Volunteer.

Yes, tlr. fourht with stonewai
Aud mccd che nahi with Les,
hut lf this hpto taion rncs o. war.
Make uuc mofe sun flr mel
didn'tshnnB t,um sherman
A. he raliorod toward The senf
hut n this hero linton goo. 10 Tar.
Makc one more gun for me-
I wns with them at Nanasspa
The bully boys n Ura,i
] hunri the thundsrs ruauu'
Round -tonowsii Ipek,ons wnv.
And many n time this sword of mitfa
Has biuyed the uluio for Lee
hut ~ ihia Old haitian goes to war.
Make ono more sword for m.i
'm noi sn fun 90 nrhunt
nor halfso fuli % fun.
A. { was hack in tho aixues
When shouidertd my old gun,
n mey b" that my hsif is white
Slch things vou know. must be.
hut if THIS o'd Unious in tof war.
Make ono moro gnn Tor met
hein't torsot my rpislp'
Nor how. iu siSt, two.
or ihofcneputs Win battle shout
ohnfccd 'he iioys tn ulue.
Aud say, fought win .tnnou,u
And hlaNcd the way for i.ee.
but ~ This odd Unions Ina Tor var
Make One more gun of mrf
Atlanin Constitution
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HoiAn Roses.

Cocre. fnI lelin tls coaatgys
- MOSS rFrsulf.
Dnlf fr1H-lr HGat So ts-
D11 .l .oH to snalf
Naar.e l'd Ike fer .1Hs-
Whar tlr f1hiIa tt
unlg srualle ul.t
Gps tns feru afr
f.rr afsef fagr trr
r.rI aarf rsf-rl tasse
feIn rafsr
HEs f-r keep fhs essee
F tn rafannr
eas
80 EarnY
t.fr $50 ulfa Flis'
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-04-20

JoHS D. ROcEEFELLER IA 81
years Of ago. His present wealth
is estimated at s2OO,OOO.OOO and
his income at sl2,0O0,OOO per an
mum. or 100000 per month
s41,095 per day, SLIP per hour.
sZ5Gi per minute, 48 cents per
second tie estimated that n be
hyes tiil three score years and ,an
ho will easily De orth half a bil-
hon doliars bnt that if ,hs ratio
Of hIs gain .of tho coming twenty
yeaTs is equal 20 ths past twenty.
be- viii bo bIli0ueire Recently
he awoke ons morning ~ find thaf
Dy an advance iu Standard OH
stock he eas 8Zl0JJUD richer
than on the previous nigtt.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-04-20

PngspENr MoKNty displayed
wisdom in quoting freely from An
drew Jackson and Cen. Grant.
neither of whom could be- charged
with ever Sinking fight or re-
sponsibility.
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II might serge 20 quiet some ex-
ira loud moulhed cbnps if the war
department would romoys The pro
hibition of the enlistment Of
married men. Surely the govern
ment will not be no cruel as 10
deprive men who are anxious to
fight, Of the opportunity.
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QUEEN NicroRiA's age clears her
OF tho euspicion Of trying 10
mash the President of France
10y presenting him an oil painting
of herself.
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STAIN has been buying Ameri-
can Inulos for ber army in Cuba
for some time, aud nov 10 isan-
nounced that she has contracted
for a large quantity II American
coal 20 be delivered at The Cape
Verde Islands for her navy Its
delivery IL more than doubtful
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.THE start of the two vessels pur.
chased In England, the cruiser
Topeka and the torpedo boat
Somors. was inauspicIous, as both
had to return on account OF a
heavy sea, aud a leak spguug by
one ofthem.
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IL Spain doesn't wish tLat armed
Intervention To extend TO her other
colonies in the Atlantic, she should
better hurry up and get ont Of Cuba
before the shooting begins.
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THOSE who are talking nbou
Fiiz Leo as "A candidate for Vics.
Prosident forget that he il poor.
and that that nomination ls usu-
ally sold TO rich man.
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The Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune says: "Filzhuph Lee
vent 10 Hayanna an ex-Con
federate Colonel Ile returns the
pride Of "a united Nation. a patriot
tried % The crucibIe ~ patriotism,
assaying pure gold 90 The last par
icle.
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Wrrnour any desire TO throw
cold water ou anybody, it may be
remarked that q campaign ia Cuba,
even short one, at this season of
the year viii possess none OF the NJ.
tributes of "a picnic for the unaccli
mated
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Am varieties Of submarine
mines and torpedoos are described
aud illustrated iu tho current
number of Collars Weekly.
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SPANISH power on the western
hemisphere is about ready Co have
the "has been" brand attached.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-04-20

AFTER all 'he regular base tall
season scored ahead OF tho war.
but 1t had a close call.
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The Ceredo Advance.

ONcrE SAM 60 Spain; "rvc got
you must get oil the earth,
on this hemisphere"
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.nlngllnr nro.., Exenr.lons.

Ringllng Bros Excursions.
Arrangements haye been complet-
od by which all eho wish 70 attend
the performance Of Ringing Bros
World's Greatest Shows 10 Hunting
ton, IurssnAY April 18th, can se-
care special excursiDu rates ora ali
line. Of travel This will be the on
~ point in this vicinity where the
great show will exhibit during the
present season, and those who fail
30 soe De- viii miss the grandest
amusement event of the year. Since
last season Ringling Bros. famous
cxhibition has bern doubled IN size
and i. now beyond al question Or
doubt the largest and best combined
circus, menazerie AID hippodroms
in fhe United States The psrfor.
nance is given Dy over 500 high
.a'a1ed specialists, ln three riBgsf
on Two stages iu mid-air, snd upon =
huge quartermile hippodrome track.
The grand free street parade which
takes plae at Dr. 0'ciook on the
morning of ths ezhib1ti0n is the
most magnificent Display ever seen.
D0u't mics 20.
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r Th,nas Il Brown.
. D o. Carpenter,
A Minis
Jay IT Nortlirp.
a j. Loar
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AnL WORK WARRANTED

once. Panons Hundfng ninth 49, three
doors south ~ Valentine y Nrrrcraf,,s ~,
Goods Emporium, Huntington. H va.
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20 fhafff Tor fEfrHcIng when berf .rt. ,...
lrdefed crown and Fridge eorF u su.,,st,I
'resuihfiiies - the teeth corrected
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BURlHL GASES AND GaSKL1S

stock kept iu The MiIonder Block. Cercdo
est HuEnIa. Hearae anI Carr IaEes fur.
Hiahfd fnone No. i6 feflrfahure. ny
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13
For saIe---MusicaI instruments

A PRIVATE PARTY WILL SACRIFICE
for cash their magnificent upright
piano, new only few months ago, cost
S375 but to save the expense of further
storage, win sacrifice for $175, including
rubber cover and stool; full iron frame
all the latest improvements, with man
dolin attachment. Can be seen at Wor-
cester Storage Co., cor. Pleasant and
Clinton sts-
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13

WANTED--A capable Nova Scotia girl for
general housework. 127 West st. oap10
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13
FOR SALE.

WAGoN-RENTING BUSINESS = A
stock of IS wagons, ranging in size from
a democrat to heavy express wagon.
All in good condition
A good opportunity for a young man
with moderate amount of capital to
make a so per cent yearly profit on his
investment.
This business has been carried on
without opposition for the last SO years.
Good will goes with the business, as
well as list of all dead beats for the
past 20 years.
II. c. FISH, un,G@ nSs St.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13
chiropodist and Manicure.
Clalrvoyants and MASSAGE.
Situations Wanted : Female.

A YOUNG LADY wants office work as as
sistant booGxkeeper or stenographer; will
accept small pay. d. c., 1868, Spy Office.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13

WANTED-A girl for general housework
one who can go home nights preferred.
Apply at 96 Chatham St oap9
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

Lots on Elm, Russell, Merrick
and Pelham streets. These lots will
be sold at reasonable price and on
very easy terms. Plans may be seen
at 1o8 Elm st. and 1O8 Walker build
ing,
WINsLoW S. LINCOLN.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13

The assertion that some day man will be
hairless animal is scorned by scientists
Already Halls Hair Renewer is accom-
plishing wonders In averting badness.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13

WANTED-One or two bright, smart,
able-bodied mechanics that we can use
in our business at profit to ourselves
aid them too. The Webb Granite & Con-
struction Co., A Front ST., Worcester.
oaprl1
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13

WANTED--A man who thoroughly under
stands the care of horses and supervi.
sion of men; married man preferred
best of references required. Address P
o. Box 795. oap9
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13

WANTED - Young man for mill office
one with some experience preferred. Ad
dress R. T., Spy Office.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13

While no physician or pharmacist can
conscientiously warrant a cure, the j. G.
Aver Co. guarantees the purity, strength
parilla. 1t was the only blood purifier ad-
mitted at the great worlds fair In Chicago,
1893. f~
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13

WANTED-Youth in an architects office,
to learn the. business; no salary first
year. Architect" care of Spy.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13

Your room papered with gilt paper and
border hanging included-our price, 81. 50.
Only first-class, up-to-date goods. L. NJ.
Nelson 115 Front st
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13
FOR SALE.

The very pleasant, sunny house, No. 4
Boynton ST., Is minutes walk from the
CITY Hall; electric cars pass the door; a
single house with 12 rooms, including
and bath room
There is stable 22xS2, with two stalls
and one finished room :.
Ihere are $500 feet Of land with bearing
fruit trees and shrubbery of Considerable
variety. Inquire at the house
JOHN e. SINCLAIR
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13
Medical cymnastic.

MASSAGE. medical, gymnastic and cleo
st. Hours. 10-12 q. m. 1-3 D. m.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13

WANTBD-Cook, I'd girl, 60 together
Nova Scotia girl for general work, 81
per week; green girl for Holden; general
city, wages from 50 to $5 per week
Standard Employment, IA Maple St,
telephone 11-4.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13
Houses Wanted.
Horses. Carriages, etc.

HORSE AND CARRTAGE-A nice large
family horse, young, positively afraid of
nothing, but is a nice driver, handsome
and sound; nice, open top, light, Stan
hope carriage; will sell both or either at
a very low figure. Address Box 476, city.
FOR SALE-One two-horse cart, with g.
inch axle; one two-horse farm wagon,
one one-horse farm wagon and one car
penter wagon. Leach's blacksmith shop,
105 Piedmont ST.
FOR SALE-Nearly new Sleigh cost $50,
and will sell for $40. A. G. Broad & Co.,
State Mutual building, room 51S.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13

WANTED-A man and wife to take charge
of town farm, April 1, 1885. Apply to the
overseers of the poor in the town of
Shrewsbury, or P. o. Box 159.
WANTED-A first-class assistant in a
dentists office. DR.. A. A. Howland, ii
Pleasant st O,Apr.7
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13
Help Wanted Female.

WANTED-Mond all-round cook, table
girl, $3.50; cook for institution kitchen
girl, nurse girl cook and second girl
competent general girls, girls to assist,
working housekeeper, $40 month, meet
party 2 p. M; green girls. Mrs. Jones,
40 Main ST., room Il.
LADIES CAN EARN SS WEEKLY doing
needlework at home; no canvassing; in
close self-addressed stamped envelope
for reply. Standard Novelty Co., 101
Beekman St, New York.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13

ELEGANT PAPERS Sc. per. roll L. NJ.
Nelson & Co.. LIS Front St., Worcester,
Mass.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-13

TO RENT-A farm of 50 acres in North
Grafton, about mile from depot, on
road road to Grafton Centre, Terms, 800 per
dress Farm, Spv Office