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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
MORE SPRING WEDDINGS.
Several Couples Plight Troth for
Life

Mss Katharine Z. Orschel and Mr..
Charles ". Meyer were married NJ $50
o'clock Wednesday morning, at -. Mary
German Catholic church Rev Father
Willebald, O. s. r., ofiiciatins The maid
OF honor was Miss Nora Tholl Tho best
man was Mr. William Rankin. The
ushers were Messrs. John Riettlebach,
John Hart, Jr., George Meyer and John
Halbleit
The bride looked pretty in
white japanese silk and carrying
bouquet of BRIDES roses. Tho maid OF
honor was attired IN white organdy over
blue silk. and carried white carnations.
Immediately after the ceremony the
party drove 70 the residence OF the brides
parent. NJ Joseph r. OrscheL The cou-
pls then left or an extended tour North.
LEARI -IINSLEI.
NJ Vim. Il. Ledry and Miss BESSIE
Tinsley we're married In the narlor OF
Rev. Or. l. VI. Mercer Tuesday after
noon at 2.30 O'Clock. Or. Mercer per
forming the ceremony.
Mr.. INary Is a popular hagman on the
Richmond. Fredericksburg ana Potomac
railroad. and his bride IS the pretty
daughter Of Mr. Charles II. Tinsiey. The
couple was a strlkngly handsome one
ONLY members OF the families OF the
bride and groom were present. The new
" welded pair will reside on west Leigh
street. ,
UOWLE-MORRIS
Miss Maria Morris and Mr.. Herbert
Howle were united in marriage at the
home Of the bride No. S-a south Laurel
street. wednesday evening
The bride is a very pretty ana attrac-
tive young lady. The groom Is very
popuiar Young man and valuable EN-
ploye OF Mr.. W. r. Jenson's timing ana
plumbing establishment.
The bride was att.red IN pearl gray
SILK and carried white carnations.
Jones-liayo.
The marriage OF Miss Mamie l.. Mayo
and Mr. ]. Harvey Jones took place a.
$50 o'clock last evening al Calvary Bap-
list church The pastor, Rev. IA. y. Bag
BY oficiated
The bride Is the charming young daush-
ter OF the late Charles \. Mayo and Mrs.
Louisa $. Mayo. OF this city. The groom
~ assistant superintendent OF the Old
Dominion Insurance Company. and Is
highly esteemed socially.
The church was filed with interested
friends. The wedding marches were beau
TRULY rendered by Professor Frank Cos.
by The bride had no attendant. She
wore costume OF blue cloth. and carried
a large bouquet OF brides roses.
Mr.. Jeter Jones. OF Norfolk. brother Of
the groom. was best mar. The ushers
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GOSHEN FURNACE TO BLOW IN.
Will Resume After Two Years Idle
ness-Nisit to Natural Bridge.

GOSHEN. VA. April 27-special-It
has recently been learned from good au-
thorty that the furnace at This place,
which has been idle for the past two
years viii resume operations IN the
near future and vii. give employment to
about two hundred men.
This furnace is the largest in this Sec
ton OF country. having A capacity Of two
hundred tons OF pig iron daily.
Mr.. H. u. Turney, OF Columbus. Ohio
the former president and quite number
81 Ohio capitalists. were here last week
in the interest o. the now scheme.
Hon. James A. Frazier. y @. McCor-
mick and quite a number OF their Chicago
and New York friends whom they have
been entertaining at.the Rockbridge Alum
Springs for the past week left here this
morning on q special train over the Ches-
speake and Ohio via Clifton Forge 10
visit Natural Bridge and Lexington. The
party will return over the Baltimore
and Ohio via Staurton.
The meeting which has been held at
the Presbyterian church during the past
week by Rev. Mr. Young Of Bells Val
ley. and Rev Air Hail. OF Craigsvi.le.
has resulted in much good and many o.
our prominent young men have connected
themselves with that church.
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Mr., JAMES MEDLEY DEAD.
The Clerk ofHalifaX Circuit Court An
swers His Makers Summons.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. April 27.-Spe-
ci.l-James Medley. Esq. clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of Halifax county, died
last night at his home in Houston. lie
was at his place OF business and appar-
entity well all day yesterday. until some
time I'm the afternoon when he complain
ed slightly Of a pain I'm his side. at mid
night he was dead, the result OF heart
failure.
lie was about seventy-fve years Of
age. and had been clerk for number Of
years. having been elected 10 the once
before the civil war and after an in
tcrval Of a few years following the war.
during which time he resided on his
country place near Houston, he was
again elected clerk. and continued in Of
flee up 10 the time OF his death.
He was one Of the school of 'old Vir-
ginia gentlemen" and was one Of the
most generally known and respected cih-
GEMS of the county He was a candidate
for reelection 10 his office at the election
70 be held May 18th and had no opposi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
WILL BUILD A
FINE RESIDENCE.
A New Yorker TO Have a Palatial
Home in Orange County.
TRAVEL IN MILITARY STYLE.
Six Ohio Volunteers Enroute Home In
Four-Muie Wagon-Some Recent
weddings-DeIegatc TO the Re
union-Improveme
TRAVEL IN MlLITARY STYLE.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. April n
spscisl.-Mr Sidney +. Saoley. former
~ OF this city son Of the late General
IL. II. Si5loy and brother Of Mrs Helen
sibley White, widow of the late Mayor
w. Seymour White. has taken charge OF
the San Angelica Enterprise. published at
San Angelica. Tex. which Is the official
organ OF the Texas Wool Growers As
ISOLATION
The Lyme Milling Company has pulled
down the old mill buildings al Liberty
Mills on the Rapidan and will erect new
roller nils in their stead. The company
IS aso building new dam across the
Rapidan
PALATIAL RESIDENCE.
Mr. W. G.. Newman. Of New York. who
recently purchased the MI Athos" es-
tate in Orange county. Is preparing for
the construction OF a residence TO cost
about $500. lie will put in a system
OF water works. an electric light plant
and lay of the entire property into
handsome park making 1t when com
leted. one OF the most attractive spots
tn the State.
Hon. {. &. Taliaferro has been ap-
pointed by Grymes Camp OF Confederate
Veterans OF Orange county a delegate 20
sederate Veterans which convones at
Charleston. 5. G.. May 10th.
MARRIED IN ORANGE
Mr.. William Spicer. Of Culpeper and
Miss Rosa Tinsley. daughter Of Mr..
Henry Tinsiey, were married this week
at the home Of the bride in Orange
county.
The peach crop will he a total failure
IN this section. but apples viii be abund
ant.
Mr.. Charles Payne. a prominent cit-
zen OF this county. Is extremely III at
his home near the Wilderness.
Mr.. Peyton b Flagg and Miss Core
Lee Stars both of this city, were mar
ried here last night. Rev. J. T. stump
officiating. Mr. Luther c. Walker was
best man and Miss Carrie Snellinss
maid OF honor
TRAVEL BY MULE.
Six members of the Second Regiment.
Ohio Volunteers who were mustered out
IN Macon. Ga. passed through here in
large wagon drawn by four mules. travel
ling I'm military style. en- route home. At
Washington. they will call on President
Mckinley and present a letter of intro
duction from Colonel J. A. Kuert. Of
their regiment. They propose publishing
a book OF their trip with Illustrations.
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A VALUABLE TREATISE.
The Late j. Randolph fuckers Work
on the Constitution Ncar.y Ready

LEXINGTON. VA, April 2i.-Special-
Prof Harry St q. Tucker. Of Washing
ton and Lee University. who has been en-
gagged IN editing the work on the Con-
riigutOn OF the United States LETT by his
father a. the time OF his death, the late
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker, completed his
work. and during this coming May the
edition will be issued In two volumes
from the press OF Caliaghan g. Co, OF
Chicago. The work contains an historical
sketch OF the English Constitution and
embraces political science. at the same
iime The main topic Is treated ia d
thorough discussion under i've divisions
which embrace The Colonial Era. The
Continental Congressional Era. The Con-
federation Ora. The Constitutional Era
20 1861, and finally The Constitutional
Ira until very recent date. The work IL
very comprehensive and future students
% .be Constitution viii find y work 10
Their likirs which they csn hardly afford
20 b without. and At tire same time the
general reading pubic will IND II as In
'tsrSSting 70 them a. II will be 10 the
Aseftosacnal mar Critics who read the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
WEAVE DAVIS.
Mr.. william Claiming Weaver ana
Miss Maudc Lane Davis Married.

PETERSBURG VA. April Especial.
a pretty wedding took place this after
noon al the residence OF the bride. on
Adams street The parties 10 this union
were Mr. William Claiming Weaver and
Miss Maude Lane Davis The srooms-
men were Messrs. Hartley Wentbrook
Duane Of Petersburg. Howard ". Hale.
Edward 2. Goodys and Joseph 3. Bailey.
OF Emporia. and S. Fulton Minter. of
Norfolk The bridesmaids were Miss Lee
Lane Hundley. OF Baltimore: Mss Viz
ginia Dair White. Of Norfolk. Miss Louise
Eastwood. Of Portsmouth. Miss Lille r.
Land. OF Durand. Va, and Miss Sarah
Elizabeth Davis. sister OF The bride.
Mr.. William Clifton Davis. brother OF
the bride. was best man, and Mrs. Wal
tor Fenton Deal sister Of TIE groom,
maid OF honor. Rev. George W. Wray
ofiiciated.
The groom IS a son Of Hon. Peter T.
weaver. of Emporia, Greensvllle county,
and the bride IS the charming daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. w L. Davis. OF this
city. The couple left on bridal trip
North
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
TWO WEDDINGS.
Miss Gleason and Mr.. Matthews ana
Miss Green and Mr.. Huffman.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Aprh IL
Special.-Mr John Claudius Matthews
prominent and prosperous young mar
lottesville merchant and MISS Matte
Gleason, daughter OF Mr.. }. J. Gleason.
were married yesterday afternoon AT S'sV
o.cIocl< at tho residence OF the brides
father. on Ridge street. DIR. III. W. Trio-
bic performed the ceremony In the pres
ence Of few special friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthews left on the AS east-bound
Chesapeake and Ohio train for ten
DAYS tour
At o'clock Yesterday afternoon at IN.
Methods, parsonage. Mr. Samuel II.
Huffman and Miss Julia, Green were mar
sled by DIT. William z Edwards. Mr..
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norman. Of Bucna Vista. ana the mower
girls were Miss Bessie Campbell OF
Iynchburg. and Miss Anna Paxton, or
Buena Vista, both dainuly dressed in
white.
THE ATTENDANTS.
The maid Of honor was Miss Flora
Campbell, of Lynchburg, cousin *
the bride. who was gOwned in violet or
candle trimmed I'm ribbons and lace 10
match. and carried purple viOlets. The
bridesmaids were Miss Bessie GiasGow'
Of near Buena Vista. Miss Isabelle Nc
Cluer. of Buena Vista. and Miss Mar
paret witt OF Lexington. They Wore
white organdie with violet ribbons, and
carried purple violets The sroOmsmen
were Rev. Robert G.. Gilmore or Staun-
ton: Mr. A. Terry Shields and Mr. William
L. Kennedy, Of Lexington.
The bride entered the church with her
brother. Mr.. Edward Preston Paxton. Of
Bucna Vista. by whom she was given
away. and was met az the altar 10y the
groom and his best man, Professor Edwin
W. Fay Of Washington and Lee Uniyer-
sity. Lexington She wore q gown Of
white satin on train. trimmed In lace and
pearl BUCKLES and q long tullc veil caught
with orange blossoms, and carried bride $
roses.
THE RECEPTION
Following the ceremony reception was
held at the home of the brides mother
40 which were present the bridal party
and a limited number OF relatives and
friends
The bride IS an exceedingly pretty and
attractive Young lady and IS descrvediy
popular in church and social circles ~
Buens Vista She rs "a daughter ~ the
late Edward Paxton. Of the weil-known
family by that name Of RockbrNee. The
groom for the past three years has been
the pastor Of the Presbyterian church NJ
Buena Vista. and is a talented and popu-
lar preacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trawlcly left on the after
noon train for a Northern and Eastern
trip Of several weeks. after which they
Will make their home al Buera vista.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
Fractured Ills Leg.

The ambulance. with DR.. Gwathmey
in charge was called at 2 o'clock yes'er-
day afternoon 10 the plant NJ the Home
Brewing Company A colered nod car
risr named John Hughes had sllsn ~
the ground on account Of me breaking Of
rung in the ladder. and featured his
left ler. He was taken 10 his home, No.
i32s Moore street. and his injuries dressed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
A VIOLET WEDDING.
Presbyterian Church at Bucna Vista
was Scene of Beauty

was a Scene Of Beauty
LEXINGTON, VA, April 27.-Special.-
4 beautiful marriage WAS sOlemnlzed
in the Presbyterian church at Buena
Vista yesterday morning at 9 o'clock,
when Miss Winifred Paxton became the
bride of Rev. Corydon w. Trawick. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. John
NJ. Wells. of Staunton. Va. IN the pres
ence of a large and fashionable gather
ing AS the bridal party entered and de-
parted the wedding marches from Men
delssohn and Lohengrin were delightfully."-
rendered on the organ by Mrs. W. II.
Shirley of Buena Vista.
The chancel was tastefully decorated
with ferns. evergreens. potted plants and
violets. The church was darkened TO
present a night scene. and lighted with
colored electric lights, violet predomi-
mating An archway OF evergreen had
been constructed and a large marriage
bell. beneath which the contracting par
ties stood. The ushers were Mr.. j. Dor
man Mckee and Mr.. Walter w. Zim-
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No. 3A. Younger. l. c.. wholesale sro-
Ger. No. l02 virginia street.
The following numbers should "
changed:
No. 1875 Grifn & smliher fruits and
confectioneries. No. All north Sixth 81.
should be
No 1866 Griffin & Smither. fruits ana
confectioneries. No Az north sixth ST.
The following names are ncoirecDF
listed
No. 5i New York Laundry. No. y north
north Ninth street
should be
No. 81. n. Y Laundry. NO. Il no''n
ninth street.
No 1912. Marion, " D.. electrician sup
niles No. I'LL r. Main street
should be
No. 1872. Marrow. W II, everything
electric. No III T. Main street
No $40. Heslip. II =. coal ana Wool.
fil5 Beverley street
should be
No si9 Heslep. u. D., coal ana wood
No 1ns Beverley street.
Subscribers will confer a favor on ths
cor,nany and on other subscribers bg
cu,,Inc out this notice and inserting Il In
their directories ia prominent place.
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Charlottesville Odd-Eeilows

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April IL
Special. The Odd-Follows OF Charlottes-
Vile celebrated their oighaeth anniver-
sary last evening. A special sermon was
preached by DR. II. w. Trlbble at the
Baptist church. after which Lodges No.
2 and 81 held banquet at their han.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
SNEAD-OFF TERDINGER.
\ Lynchburs Couple Defy Parental
Objection i'm Winston. y. {.

WINSTON. y. c.. April 27.-Special.-
4 romantic marriage was celebrated here
last night. The contracting parties be-
ing n. G.. Snead and Miss Lille OTTER
dinger. of Lynchburg Va.
There was objection 10 the match. A
telephone message was sent 20 the bride
parents this morning notifying them OF
the marriage.
The couple went 10 Durham this morn
ing After a trip south. they will locate
al HAMPTON Va
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GaN-G nrdncr.

SUFFOLK. VA, April 27.-special.-
Miss Annie Lee Gardner. daughter
Of A. L. Gardner was This after
noon married 10 John Bynum Gay in the
Christian church at Franklin The deco
rat'0ns were white and green. The
brides sister. Miss Susie NJ. Gardner,
was maid Of honor. and Robert j. Nor
fleet best man. There were twelve other
couples OF attendants Rev. y. O.. New
man performed the ceremony. Mr. ana
Mrs. Gay left for a long tour OF North
ern cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28

We're Messrs. Olney Dunkum, Edgar Bos-
We'll and DR.. X. H. Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones are now at home
to their friends. Glg east Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28

and Mrs. Huffman returned 10 their home
i'm the southern part Of the county imme-
diately after the marriage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
BELL TELEPHONE
,Nn YFLtGR APH COMPANY.

II n ~ SOU |'-'
BELL TELEPHONE a
TELEGRAPH 1OAl
pANY wishes 10 call
the attention of all its
subscribers ana inc
public 10 the following
errors In their new
Subscribers Directory
lust issued. The fol-
lowing should be added.
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..ITs. ~
Bakers
Premium
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You Need
FUR
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and all
Stomach Troubles.
The Old Reliable Remedy

manuscript pronounced the work per
feet gem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28

norman. of Buena Vista. and the flower
girls were Miss Bessie Campbell, OF
Ivnchburg. and Miss Anna Paxton, Of
Buena Vista, both dainuly dressed IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28

If there is any good ground for our
success we have won it is because OF
working men Of Richmond-ln appr
your especial benefit Tomorrow {
DAY SALE-Wonder Sale IS be
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County the Both la. Of March 1s99.-Frederck \.
Belts. Insurance Commissioner The Connecticut Lfo
Insurance CONF Of Neutrality-suspicious. Dc Presentation
Of Claims and Notice CredltorsIn the above entitled
action. petition and hearing. order having been
made appointing The New Haven Trust Company be
the Receiver n said The Connecticut Life Insurance
That period OF six months from the first day Of April
1890 be and is hereby limited for the presentation OF
claims against said company and that Gains shall h.
oath TO the committee hereinafter ramed and that all
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Edward n Rogers. both 81 the City Of New Haven
and state n Connecticut. hc and they are hereby APP
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against sold COMPANY: and that notice u this order be
the creditors ~ said by publishing
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shod in eaCh II the cities Of Waterbury New Haven
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city. and further by mailing each known creditor Of
COMPANY postage prepaid. a copy ~ this order. BY
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uucsted them nj 70 Mr.. John W. Bristol
Chapel s.. New Haven Conn. 10 Mr.. Edward
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indebted said requested - make
immediate tho undersigned. NJ. ~ Church
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COMPANY Receive Of The Connecticut Life Insurance
Company Of Waterbury. By Edward A Bowers. Vice
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COACHMAN Lately landed. good refer.
cree from Europe. gOod and careful
driver. understands care ~ gentleman's
stable. willing and obllglng. p. go West
p9th-st.
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For Young Ladies-Country.
T AsELL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
AUBURNDALE MASS.

THE osSINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS siNG-SING
i ON-THE- HUDSON. Miss 6. &. Fuller. Erin. 32d
year begins Sept 9th
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HELP WANTED.


CHAMBERWORK. &c.-Y Young girl late
~ landed. 10 do chamberwork and wait
ing. or plain sewing in private family.
reference. 13S "a ave. Devitts bell
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UPHOI. STERER. good in all lis branches.
wants work city or country. residence
or ho,e.. KRATSSMAN. 20i Eldridge ST.
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OACHMAN. married Swiss. no fam
Hy: understands proper care Of fine sad
die and coach horses capable around gen
tleman's place. coachman or caretaker.
hest rcferenre SWISS 364 3d-ave.
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LADIES hairdressing and manicuring
school dncorpora facial massage
chiropody. dernatooey: 81 course for
ladies' maids. day. evening. legal di-
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Gonntrn BOARD tl1ante6

DEFINED BOARDING. Excellent table. convenient TO
III and trolley. Terms reasonable
Mrs. JNO T. MOORE. 42O Central Ave Plainhed \ 7
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YOUNG MAN. 20. desires position IN Of
fee. or as stock CLERK IN a wholesale
house. ~ reference. II. s. W. Box :,
Tribune Office.
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WATCHMAN.-By young man. +. D..
los East l16th-st
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Qugtrncflon

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For Both Sexes-City.
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T AsELL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
AUBURNDALE MASS.
I'm your walking and sitting much erect: In
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benefit you are receiving from your training and
Citations at Lssell. All this you must know is
gratifying 10 me-"
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return school from the Christmas vacation at home
is unsolicited testimony Lasels In
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Places beginning
September. 1909
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Principal
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moderate private house
20 WEST BOTH -ST.-Larse front room.
50 so. EDGAR.
l.02O PARK-ANE.. CORNER S5TH-ST. -
Parlor doctor. dentist. also. charming
sunny. homelike acove room. party gen
temen' separate beds. references.
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BLANK hooks q STATIONERY
INQUIRY.

INFORMATION as TO Anton Fischer.
baker. in West Hoboken. Brother Ed
WARD FISCHER, 100 Greenwich-st.
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Young Man. q wishes situation AZ any
thing. experienced as entry. stock. bill.
shipping ana receiving clerk: familiar with
oric, work. best - reference. JOHN GAR
RART< So Spring a.
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Young MAN can attend 70 horses and
gardening arf general work around n
house. ETGENE LIBERVELT. "A Green
witch 81.
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WASHING A nrst-class colored laun,,
dress. with UNSURPASSED facilities ana
references. wishes family washing oy tnne
week or dozen c. f. JOHNSON. u,
West 3Othst
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YOUNG MAN. -. wishes position in
wholesale house or office. experienced In
stationery Line good writer ami reference.
ALBERT STOFFFT. ~ East 18th So.
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OACTTMAN. Single, Scotch. aged ~
thoroughly Competent. good reference;
can be engaged any time. Apply private
stable. - East 62i Ct
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YOUNG MAN. p years. steady. who has
had TWO years experience AZ wrapping.
packing and shipping. wishes position.
Address FRED SCWAFFNER 26O Floyd
ST. Brooklyn
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YOUNG MAN wants position IN gentle
mans place. generally Useful can do
painting and repairs. Address r. n. l..
6ig 9th ave
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