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ROYAL Blue Ire
S SOUTHERN RY.

Schedule corrected to November q, 1877.
Trains leave from Pea0sysyanIs Station
Sol a n Daily. Local Tor H7TTlSon7ur6' " az
rentcn Charlotte and way Stations.
I5:5I c. n DSIlE- Washington, lsI>liloIaa Scd
Flo-i6s Limited FiFst-class coach ard drawing
roo,s SlscDsr 10 Jacksonville Dining car service
Ills q n Tz=E United States Fast Nail
First-cIass coaches and dT2glng--oo1 sleeper u
New Orleans. Dining car seTrics-
n:37 3 m Daily I-scs! for HsEFeHtoh aad
S.1i n -. Week Days. Local Ter Harrison
burg and wsy stations Oh Manassas branch
40 p. n Baily- Local for Ns-rsntoa ana
go D m. Daily. Washington and Chattaneogx
limited via LyEc..bJrgg. FIESt-elssS coach ara
and Memphis; sleeper TO New er-e1'S- biaias
e. g.zS SIN ,. II. Daily. New YORK and Aelanta *
r-esS First-cI5ss coach and sleeper 10 Atlanta;
ho1ssvS Ns,ineSdsys and Fridays sunset Route
Tog--Ist seepeT Wilmington TO san Francisco
Pullman bLTet service.
rr-ss First-cizss coach and sleeper 70 Savannah
Jacksonville, and Port Tampa; sies9eT TO sax
IaervilIe. Char-eztna Augusta, and connection i'F
if1i5 d n. bai.y Washington and Southwest
en- Limited al Pullman tram. cia5 and osssr-
vat:on cars 70 Atlanta and Macon sleege-s TO
ITf-reekfy 70 Pi-ehrrzt. n C AoncRFs, We'd
.ls-days, AID FridaTs- Dining car seiViee-
TRAINS OK BLUKXoNT BRANCH.
leave Washington 9-Gl a. II daily, i:t9 p Hi-'
,.aS n r. and 40 D IN. week days. and S:25 P
n SUNDAYS only Tor BIueFnout, and 6:25 p n
yzfek 4avs, and i 40 p m. theatre tram Men
DAYS. WedEezslsys and Saturdays Ter LeeS9lTg
Through trains from the so.:til arrive Wash
ten &c = ~. 5-52 4 II. I:8J q. Fa., 80 p
NJ 500 p II. and $50 2 r. cau!- L9S4l
trains from HsrriscnJUrg Il 81 a NJ vecN days
and $40 ?. n. daily From Charlottesville, s-2a
a m and $50 p n. daily
Tickets slaep:Ex car reservations. and detailsi
reformation can De had a ticket Offices, i15 l5,
s. 81 Pennsylvania Avenue and Penny II aha
Station Baggage CHECKED through TOE h2'e-'
'1boTs Main f41, P z. r. Cab Service.
FRANK s. GANCON. 81 Y. P and Gen. Asr-
: 3 II HARDWICk. General Fsss'r Agent
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.
DELIGHTFUL. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS-Chil-
Ciren's beautiful looking bicycles. some OF them
small enough for a tlnid or years old 70 ride,
at the CYCLE ENCHANGE. $50 I0th St nss-
ml9-3
FOR s4IE-Gent's Columbia, 81; Dayton, sI5;
nearly new BON so, this Office. cl7-S
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WANTED-By white girl. position as chaIEber-
maid " to assist IN light housevork; references
Call z1C2 Ifth Il. NV nj
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ron RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Furnished house northwest, reason
able TO parties without destructive children
Address BOX $50, this office. MISS
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WALL PAPER

WALL PAPER furnished aad hung tor I2'z cents
per roll: your own selection Formerly with best
firm in city Address postal. PAPER HANGER,
I2IS G. ST mIe-@
NQLTE, ga 9th ST NV Is constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs IN Wall
Papers, and papers looms from 500 up Cs5
and inv gate .er yourself and he convinced
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WANTED-Yeu to know you get real home
made bread, cakes and pies at the MI. VERNON
HONE BAKERY; also the best entire wheat
bread IN The city. g22 eth 81 nv. mIE-Imo
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

7
WANTED Energetic Young men TO solicit and
collect for responsible house; two dollars per day
,iarsnteed. Call 1899 st. NV, Room ,, second
| door e1
wANTEB-Bey to work around kitchen. 10I5 L
r NY. Ell
yts7i TT, First-class grocery clerk and meat
utter, with reference. EARLE MARKET, 200
| Il s. nv
FANTED-A boy for boarding house 1907 Mex
York ave 81
WANTED Practical ice cream maker. BRESNA-
] IAN $, 80 9th 81. NV. el
TANTED-A good colo-ed man as restaurant
| cook Address III 6sl St NV. eI
WtETED-Youne mn to clerk IN grocery store;
must EESs- how % cut meat Apply 10 EII9 80
/ s. sw., between and : o'ciocE; bring refer
ences-
FENTED-White cashier and GRAND boy. Gill &c
tcfe L a ~ CT after P m, 40 9th 81 1;H
ii'i "
WANTED-Rock men, and Iaborers At Fe5Hat'ry
Branch Of Aslzona ave sewer; wages Si-l0, eight
hours. Z. A. MALONE & son. nj
wANTED-Good white boy wanted. sI7 D st, nv.
mIq-2
WANTED-Neat young msn. $50 week; rerma-
| nS5s position Call at BASEMENT DOOR, Gig
/ ISta St ny. .,s MI
WANTED-A reliable painter o take charge Of
and manage an old-estahlished painters business;
good InduceIaent to right man. Address BOX 81,
this Office. mf3-2
WANTED-Young white man. arpcnter preferred,
70 construct huteheS IN Tsbbisry, feed and care
ioT animals during winter; permanent II suited
APpiy roc. Sth St NV. PetwoTth, D. c nj
| wANTED-Waiter CHICAGO HOTEL. sl5 Pa.
ave nv MI
WANTED Bartender, good on mixed drinks. Ad-
dress Boz 5S6, this Office. nj
WASTED-Colored head waiter for swell uptown
cafe tEo side walters, two ell boys, SIX dish
washers. three house boys, two drivers SfEhCKLE-
! FoRD'S. SO St NV nj
WASTED-Young man Tor grocery; also driver,
second nan and butcher. 1900 New York ave.
nv. nj
| wANTED-Boy. frst-elass- bOotbl4ek- Apply after
8 a m, 623 ! st nv MI
WANTED-A house painter; also buyer for hot
3IT furnace md ali the pipes in thTec-stOTy house;
your own price leo 5th st. eIs-S
wANTED-Gooi shoemaker. at once; good wages
sEAIoN, 1901 ~ St sw. mls-$
WANTED-Ageuts; WILKINS has the best chance
FOR you 10 make money 92i 9th s. MISS
WANTED-CIe-k for market store; must be good
salesman HALL Sd and c Sts- ne. mIs-2
WANTED-Teanls TO haul cs4I s 5 DASH
SONS. Goal ard Fire Wood, EOS Florida ave ne
els
NANFED-A strong man + do house carpenter
ing and painting; white or coiored; state wages
and references address BON 563, this Office
els
WANTED-An experienced bread wagon driver-
/ Apply li26 North Capitol St NV mis-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. teaaste-s, So d. week
:. 5. DASH & sens Goa! aud Firsxood. COS
Fla. u2Z-tl
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, Kew-
- port News. and all points S0s.th. by thu
- superb powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" AID wash
- iEgton." On thesE1llowing schedule:
Lv. Washington 8 30 pm Lz Portsmouth. 3 90 pm
LF- AlexsDdria..7.c9 pm Lv. Norfolk. Goo pm
Ar Fl Monroe. Z 90 am LF. Fl Monrce-z-oo pm
Ar Norfolk 90 Am Ar. 4IrAzndris. g 50 Az
Ar. P0rtSIRoUth-S i arr Ar YxShiuZTCE--T-o5a an
- Tickcts sale and stateFcoms reserved
at general ticket Office, Bond Building, I.th
- st ssd n Y. ave; At downtown Office.
- 9th St AID Pa ave; at otace wharf
- and On board stee-ae-s.
ETFsr further information apply AZ gen
- er2l Offices, foot 18th St, phone 80, or
. Bond Building, I4th st. and y. Y. ave,
- Washington D. c. Prone 22S0-
JOHN CALLAHAN. General M1u1gzE.
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BIRDS. Dogs. ETC.

FOURTEENTH ST. Hospital for Animals; sHrgie
ana medical cases Aiwavs open Telephone III
9IIs Fourteenth St ez9-3mo.
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FOR sALE-on line Memorial Bridge. soth St,
near New YORK ave nU-- lot. z0xs1-g 9: improved
by siX-ro0m frame; price SI.55G; terms e&sy SEQ.
" LINKINS- 500 10Th 81 nv mIs-T
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RAILROADS,
RAILROADS.
PENIS LvANEA
RAILROAD.

eSAf-kOaD-
STATION CORNER or sIZTH AND 2 Str
f:50 A N DAILY PTTTSBURG EXP2ESS-Pzrios
and Dining Cars Harrisburg - Pitts5urs.
~ 80 A. NJ DAILY PESNSfLYA ANA LIMITED
Pullman S.eePi1z Dining, Smoking, and os'-
scTyat1on Cars Harrisburg to Chiesso. CireinI
matt, Indianapolis, ST. Louis, Cleveland, AM
Ioiedo- Buffet Pa=sor Car to Harrisburg
$3.50 A. ". DAILY. FAST LINE-Puiinaa B1ises
TaricT Car to Harrisburg BaftSs faTioE Cas
$50 P il DAILY. CHICAGO AID ST LOUIS
FaEsS-Sleep5ng Car Washington T. -
Louis, and Sleeping and Dining cars Harris
btrg 70 Indiana polls, St Lcc5s- ezshEttle IVA
Cincinnati and Louisville and Chiesgo-
f-i1 T. IL DAILY ST LOUIS EXPRESS phi
man Sleeping Car Harrisburg 20 s. -o'--s-
;45 4 81 DAILY WESTERN EXPIRES PUT
nan sieePiag Car to Pittzburg and Chicago
Dining Car to Chicago
7:z5 p. 81 Baby CLEVELAND AND CENLiS-
SATI ExPRFsS-PuiIinan s ee5inG Cars Ea-1-
inEton to PittsbuFz. and Harrisburg to CieFe-
. lal-a and Cincinnati Dining CT
1910 P. T. DAILY PACIFIC EXPRESS-Puii-
nan Sleeping Car to PittsbuFg-
80 l. n. DAILY. BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS;
With through Par3or Car, Dining Car. and
Coaches TO Buffalo viz Emporium Junction
7:5o 4 y 20: Kane CsusndscUs- Rochester. ana
Niagara Falls dsiiy, exceDt sunday
1850 4 Il for Eimira ana Remove daily. except
SGi.'iay For NIlIiamsport daily $50 = -
7:l5 = NJ DAILY BUFFALO NIGHT EXPRESS
With through Buffet Sleeping Car and CoacheS
% = Buiiai9 va Emporium Junction D.-s-,,
':45 T. ". DAILY for Erie; foC Rochester. Bja2l2
AID Niagara Fails daily. except Saturday WIN
Sleeping Car Washington TO Rochester
1910 p i. for Erie. Cau2ndaiSua- Rochester
Buffalo. and Niagara Fails daily Pgtiro3h
Sleeping Car Washington TO Rochester sat1E-
days only.
1.oo P ~ CONGRESSIONAL LIAHTKD.'' daily
for New York all Parior Cars. with il;nirS
Car from Baltimore
Fer Philadelphia. New York ana
the East.
Express, 100 dining Carr, 1851 Dining Carr.
a:o0. 1880 (DInin, Car. I0:z5. and Il %
Dining Car from WiinIngton) A Il, ESD
S:l5, $50 Dining Car hon BaltimoTe), e:5Ss
1000 P. 81. 1910 night. On Sundays. .Oe
Dining Carr 7:57 Dining Car, 800,
1o-25, Il-o0 dining Car from Eilmihgto13 n
L., 1915, SIS. $50 Dining Car from Balti-
nore), csc. 1000 P. n. Iz:l0 night For
Philadelphia only, Express, 7:45 A NJ, l2:i5
daily.
Fer Boston, without change. 7:4s s. Il Ws=s-
days snd $50 P H. daily
For Baltimore. 6:I5 200. 7:45, 80, 1917
900, 1000. 1925. 1880. HOO A. n, i2-l5-
2.45. 1-25, 2=Ol, 2:I5, $50 100 Limited.
40 4=29 i-33. $50. 5-f0 Sis. $50, .=I5. ~
1890 1870. lbs P. n. and I2:I0 night On
Sundays zoe, 80, 7.57. 900. 9:G5, 1928,
(4-09 Limited). 40. $50 $50. $40. 6-i5.
$50, rs, 7-95. 1900, 1870 P. Il. ana 1910
For Pope''s Greek Line. 7.45 &. n. aad SO u
n. weekdays.
For Annapolis. 100 goo 4. II. I2.15 gu.l $40
P n weekdays Sundays. $50 A u and
$40 p. n
Ticket ofices, co-ner Fifteenth and G Streets,
ard a. the station, Sixth and y Streets. waers
orders BE- left Tor the ChecliIg Cj bagg1gs
Telephone call TIT for Pennsylvania RAii-
soad Cab Service
!. 2. HUTCHINSON. = r WOOD
GereFzl Manager Geae~sI o1sse1ze= AzgsE-
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ROOMS.


FOR RENT-SmaII fat: unf--nished; well heated;
within block of Pension ofice. Address BOZ
591, this Office. eIs-3
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LEGAL NOTICES.

II TIL. SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
or COIJ-NRIA. TIE 9Th DAY OF DECFM-
RFR Too1-JANES LYNCH v HARRIET
LYNCH. No. 1850 Equity Docket Ne 81.
ON motion OF the plaintiff by Mr. Campbell
Darlington his solicitor. ii Is ordered that the
5efo,,gIant Harriet Lynch. cause her appearance
TO be entered herein on o. before the first lule
dav occurring forty days after this day; ether
wise the cause VIII ne proceeded with is IN case
Of default.
The object Of this sUit is FOR absolute divorce
mon the ground of desertion- Provided copy
oi this order be published once each week for
three Successive weeks IN the ~ aShIngton Law
Reporter ald Tie Washington Times.
4 b. HACNER, Justice etc.
rue copy-Tesj.
! r. YoUNG. Clerk etc
ByN A CLANCY, Asst. Clerk
deiz,le,26
~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA TIE 10TH DAY 0F BECEN-
BFR. 1891 MARIE TOiS0N vs- HARRY c.
TOISON No 5273a. Equity Docket No 81.
On motion of the complainant, by kimbail.
Potb,Iry < White her solicitors 1t Is o.dcTed
that the defendant Harry g. FOLSOM cause his
aDDearauce to be entered herein ON or before thc
6rst r1e dsv occurring forty DAYS after this d.y:
otherwise the cause viii be proceeded with as :.
case of default
The object OF this suit Is TO secure an abso-
Into ,5ivorcc on the grounds OF de>srtio1r Pro-
Iided a copy of this notice he Published once a
week Tor three CONSECUTIVE weeks in tie w ash
ins,ton law Reporte:'' and The Washington Times
- - a. c. BRADLEY, Justice, etc
E ESSsR eooy-re=t:
]. Il. Young. Clerk. etc
By J. W LATIMER, Asst. Cic.k-
def2- 1926
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FOR SAIE-sIo St nv; low price; long
time; low interest +. L MOORE. 1G03 81
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wANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-PaTtiy furnished rooms in Northwest
p-ire So Address BOX $50. this Office NIL.
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FoR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR SALE-Pricc only $40: 1 81 near 9Th
ST Nv; t-rou7H brick house. with bath, gas and
coal range CHEAP HOME OR WELL PAYING
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WANTED-saIezmen 10 caH-ass card replies OF
a special Christmas holiday offer GEORGE BAR.
RE Il son. 1913 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
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wANTED-By single man. home in private fam
liz whore there are no other roJmerS; comfort
and cleanliness essential. address particulars to
BOY So. this Office. MI
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jeNeiry; highest cash prices paid for old gold,
silver, etc LOUIS ABRAHAM. 4SS eth ST. NIX.
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apply at once for Weekly Bulletin.
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FOR HIRE.

IOR HIRE-Horses. buggies and daytons; sl-5o
and 500 per day, for drumming or business
purposes. PREST0NrS STABLES. cor. sth and
sts- NV Phone 3I!-2 m2!-lmo
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NANiED-A reliable painter o take charge OF
and manage ogd-established painters business;
good inducement to right man. Address BOX 81,
this Office nis-2
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NANTED-A good colo-ed man rs restaurant
cook. Address III 6sh st. NV. eI
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wANTEB-Boy to work around kitchen lol5 [
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid Tor iron bed, cop
per. brass, bottles book stock and rubber; also
machinery ard general merchandise. EDGAR
BAUM zoos Tth St deI2-tf
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WANTED-Bv young man. cheap board sud room
IN private Christian family Address BON 81
tbs aFHcc mIg-%
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Eon SALE on nEsx-HousE.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate bF0Eser aud AUetioneeF'
oi7 F Street ~. W.
FOR sALE-NoRTgWEST.

IL 18Th. h. ST. bath, n, j: lot z7x1o6 IS 900
20 9tl. I4F, baths m i...........-- $1,000
- io,i' niisi5ess property; lot 17xl0o tt 800
o-s 9th aad 10Th, b, Ilr, bath,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-AALE AND
E1sAJE
wANTED-RooMs.

wANTED-Onc or two partly furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, northwest Address BOX
gGg this Office miss
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WANTED-B. TARSHES. 1903 9Th NV; highest
cash prices paid for ladies' and gents caSt-o!f
ciothiHgi drop postal, III cali. e22-Im
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DR., LEATHERMAN,

washfngEon's Leading Specialist
On kidney. Bladdes. Bloo1. SKIN, and Private
diseases Syphilis taGy stass) cured for life
Ro.b sexes Consultation free. Medicine fu--
uished Hours 9 t. l. and TO 6 also On
Tues Thur, snd Sat eve tie 6 Closed
COZ T st. Nv.
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WANTED aItrcss at PITTSBURG CAFE, GO
Pa ave nv el9-2
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WANTED-Cook. chamberuaid: also two girls FOR
mIe-2
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NANTED-At once nine women for general
houzework; three country girls; some stay nights.
SIS 9Th ST u= cI
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WANTED-A good, competent nurse, with rel
erences. Apply 62l 18Th 81. NV. eI
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NAAFED-Enercetic Young men TO solicit and
collect for responsible house, two dollars per day
uarsnteed- Call 1899 st. NV, Room ,, second
4orr 81
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-MALE.

WANTED-By two cxpes fenced restaurant cooks
and three house men, Positions good references
s. oh Fl. Ell
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roR RExT-oFFICEs.

FOR EEHT-a of:cc Rooms at Ssi ST. NV. AP-
ply to ". J. DANTE. Room IS. iiutcnfHs - E'as'
l6th and D ztS. Ryl ezo
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HE'LL wANrEp-FEnALE.

wANTED-S;x vegetable cooks cfambe-,naids
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, 558 10Th ST. el
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WANTED-Neat colo-ed girl fer general house
work IN small family Apply 1888 ) St nv q
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NANIED-N hltc h0uSeaeCreT, co0s, chal.3 LleIIlal1
and general hoUsewogke=s; SO and So I2u 10th
St o1
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE.

WANTED-By respectable coIOTed girl, place
chanlbeEmaid muse Cali OF address 1906
Cleveland ave. e.
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rRAINs oN RLrENoNr RRANcH.

Ic,ve Washington 9=GI q. n dzlIy. 10 3. H..
s.g5 n + ald 40 p. n week days. ana go P
- Srpdpvs only Tor BIuCnout, and 6:25 ?. n
- - aud Il 40 O. m. theatre train, Men
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays fer LeeSeIrg-
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WANTED-ReliabIe eolored girl as plain cook
Apply 1921 h 81. NV; bring references esq
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-06-07
New Century Club.

The regular meeting of the New Cen
fury Club was held Monday afternoon
in their drawing room. The president,
Mrs. Mary E. Williams, presided. Miss
Jennie Davis acted as secretary pro
tenn.
The election of officers was the first
and most important thing of the after
noon, The following officers were cleo
ted:
President, Mrs. J. S. Willis; 1st vice
president, Mrs. VIM. F. Causey; End
vice-p president, Mrs. Cahall; Bird vice
president, Mrs. James Pierce: secretary,
Mrs. Bayard Burn; treasurer, Miss Edna
Barker Mrs. J. Lynn Pratt and Mrs.
Bayard Burn acted as tellers. After
the election of officers was over, the
ladies present who attended the State
Federation of Women's Clubs in Will
mington, gave impromptu talks upon
their trip, some of which was exceed
ingly interesting and witty. Those
who gave these short talks were: Mrs
John Smith, Mrs. G. w. Marshall, Mrs.
Cahall, Miss Ida Rosa, Mrs. John eau
sey and Mrs. Mary E. Williams. AT
the close of this, a rising vote Of thanks
was given to Mrs. Mary E. Williams,
the outgoing president, for her efficient
and honored work as the executive Off
Ger of the Club. Her efforts have been
untiring and unceasing, and many great
improvements have been made during
her term of office. Mrs. Williams re-
sponded to this expression of feeling
with some very beautiful remarks She
was at the close presented with many
handsome bouquets, until her desk was
a great bower of beautiful flowers, i'm
parting by their fragrance the kind
thoughts of her many friends.
Mrs. Willis, the incoming president,
made a few remarks at the close of
which she was presented with bOquets.
1t was decided to postpone the INSTALL
ment of the new officers until next
Monday afternoon, June 10. Meeting
will open promptly at 4 O'Clock. This
will be the last meeting of the season,
and promises to be a most interesting
one. The rooms on Monday will Ger
tainly be very attractive and beautiful,
and to the Club women who have
worked so hard to obtain these beautiful
rooms, they are very near and dear.
The fifth of the travelling libraries
is soon to be sent out. 1t was open fol
inspection Monday afternoon.
Friday evening, June eth, the ladies
of the Entertainment Committee vii
hold "lawn fete," on the lawn sur
rounding the Club house. 1t promise:
to be most delightful affair. No ad
mission fee will be charged, but ofcOurs,
every thing will be so irresistible tina
every one will be willing to pay al
enormous sum before their exit. 1t i
hoped they may be well patrOnized
All are cordially invited.
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CHURCH NEWS.

Presbyterian Church-The morning
will be devoted to the exercises of Chill
dren's Day. The church will be
trimmed with flowers. There will be
a concert exercise consisting of singing
and Rotations. The pastor will adj
minister the Sacrament of Baptism to
children. Addresses will be made and
there will be other interesting services.
All are invited.
Sabbath School at , p. m. Subject;
Jesus Appears to Paul"
The meeting of the Society of Chris
tian Endeavor will be led by Miss Cora
D. Supple. Topic allow to Become a
Member of the Family of God"
The last of the series of Alphabetical
Socials will be given in the lecture room
OF the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday
evening next, June IL. 1t promises tC
be most entertaining and delightful
No admission fee will be charged, but q
free-will offering will be collected. Al
elaborate programme has been arranged
and at the close refreshments will b'
served. All are invited.
Chapel Children's Day will be OBJ
served at the Chapel next Sunday
Special singing by the school, including
carols and Rotations by the primar!
department. Rev. f. P. Harris will
give an address and administer hap
tism to children and adults. Seats pro
vided for visitors. Services cOmmenc
at p. m.
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Town Council Meeting.

At the meeting of Town Council last
Wednesday evening, the treasurer re-
ported all light and water orders for
1900 paid, and aside from balance due
by ex-Treasurer VIM. H. StaytOn, the
Town owes only for 1901 and several of
these will be paid before the close of
June. With the amount in the sink
ing fund, and the surplus from the
Light and Water earnings, which will
probably be turned over at the annual
meeting on the Goth of June, Council
will be able to buy another bond of
100000 for the sinking fund. The treas
urer also reported having paid $500 this
year of the street improvement debt,
and will pay $4,000 more at July LIST,
making S110O of this debt paid since
January LIST last.
A committee composed of Carmean
Townsend and Collins, was appointed
to formulate ordinances to put into force
the amendments to the Town Charter
by the Legislature, and also to regulate
the tramp nuisance.
A petition to establish grade and curb
lines for Causey Avenue was read; also
petition demonstrating against the
same. Both were referred to the Com.
mittee on Highways.
The annual monthly claims were
passed.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-06-07
A ROII.Can Social.

Invitations have been issued by Rev.
f. P. Harris, pastor of the Avenue NJ.
E. Church, to "a Roll-Call Social" to
be held in that church ON Wednesday
evening, June 18th.
The purpose of this social is a closer
acquaintance and fellowship of MEM
bers. There will be no admission fee
aud no collection taken. The EpwOrth
League will furnish refreshments for
all and cOnveyances to and from the
church for elderly and sick members
who may be able to attend. An infor-
NAL program of social songs and instru-
mental music will be given.
Anime O'Clock sharp the roll of mem
bers will be called by the pastor in the
auditorium, and each member and pro.
batiOner is expected to respond by stat.
ing, if possible, the year and place o.
first joining the church.