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Gilpin observer., 1903-05-28
Fresh Eggs

Received direct from the valley ranches
at the Sauer McShane Mercantile com.
pany's store.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-28
FOR RENT

Houses newly papered and calcimined.
Apply to No. S, Pugh House, Nevada ST.
II. PuGH.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-28

Bring your laundry TO Victor May mon
agent Elite laundry at Gilpin Observer.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-28

All kinds of flower and vegetable seeds
at Central City Green house.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-28

whim for hire. A good one ON easy
terms. See VIM. e. O'Hea Black Hawk.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-28

The latest bead jewelry and Chatelaiu
bags at Rapin.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-28

Wanted.
A good girl for general housework. In-
quire of Ben p. Thomas.
Gilpin observer., 1903-05-28
An Aggravatinr Courh Cared.

Central City, Colo, May 10. 1909.
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shin on the voter, for the new State suf-
frage law requires the voter to make
out his application for registration In his
own handwriting. This plan, it is urged,
would be an Improvement on the viva
yoce plan, and would make fraud quite
as impossible.
There can be no doubt that many mer-
chants are just as much opposed to Viva
yoce voting as the employe class, who
are generally supposed to be advocates OF
secrecy. The gentleman, who Is warmly
In favor Of the secret plan, with the Vot-
er's name on the back of his ballot. Is
himself a large employer Of labor and
admits that the employe class have a
right to secrecy of the ballot, and that
only with such ballot can their honest
convictions be in every way recorded. Es-
pecially in local contests is the viva Voce
plan Objectionable to many. Merchants
are often unwilling to go to the polls and
vote when by voting for their preference
they may offend and ALLEVIATE customers.
While there are some who boldly aver
that they do not object to any man know
ing for whom they vote, there are, on the
other hand, many who prefer to keep
their own counsel in this matter.
The constitution Of the State specifically
provides for the secrecy of the ballot in
general elections, and 1t is argued that
If this Is Democratic policy or good pol
icy, regardless of party considerations, 1t
should likewise be good party policy. Nor
is the plan In the interest Of any faction
or candidate for any office, but designed
to secure the most general participation
possible of citizens in the choice Of their
officers In city, State and nation.
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CORNERlNG
PERNICIOUS
Presid't Walmsley Denounces
Cotton Manipulation.
HAS BANEFUL INFLUENCE
HAS BANEFUL INFLUENCE
Head of New England Cotton Manufac-
turing Association Says Supremacy
ofNew England is Unassaila-
bIe-To Increase Exports.
neland Cotton Manufac.
(By Associated Press.)

YLESox, MASS, September ao.-"hen
President Herbert E, Walmsley, OF Ne"
bedford. today gave the call to order
for the semi-annual meeting OF the ne"
England Cotton Manufacturers Assocl-
alton, nearly 200 members were present
In his address President Walmsley urged
1he Young men in the association 10 COINS
IN the front and assume their snare ~
tho work of the association. He referred
to the unsatisfactory condition OF the
cotton trade at the present tine' anu
said the past few months had been one
OF the most difficult periods ever eape-
rienced
"The prevailing quietude in the trade"
he said, has undoubtedly been intensified
by the raw material situation.
at is a deplorable circumstance ne
continued, that the pernicious pracuce
of cornering such a necessary staple as
cotton should be possible, demorallzins
and paralyzing for the time being an IN
dustry OF such immense wealth to lndi-
ytduals and to the nation as that OF cot
ton manufacturing, throwing out OF en-
ploymeit and reducing to the verge OF
starvation the thousands of families
whose very existence is dependent rpon
the continued and steady operation OF the
factories where they find employment
The baneful influence of this speculative
manipula ton Of cotton Is matter for
serious concern. and for which there can
be no justification whatsoever.
1.-THE force of these considerations Should
surely be sufficient to justify some con-
certed and united action towards putting
a stop to the gambling operations which
inaict such widespread suffering and In
Jury upon SO many and such Important
interests"
In referring TO the cotton manufacture
ing in the South, President Walmsley
said:. 1--WE warmly congratulate the South
or the great development of Its natural
and industrial resources. There Is surely
ample room for both North and South
"The supremacy of cotton manufacture
ing In New England will continue to be
unasssilable.
resolution was adopted requesting the
State Department at Washington to give
the association all possible information
in regard to the need Of foreign countries
In the cotton market This is understood
to indicate that the New England man
ufacturers will pay more attention thar
hitherto to the expectation of cottor
goods,
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MEETINGS.
Annual Meeting
The ga peake and Ohio hallway Company,

Richmond, Va. Aug. 49, 1908.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TEE AN.
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF TIE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COM;
PANY for the election OF the Directors ana
the transaction of such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting. Including
the union by purchase, merger or consolidation
Of or with certain subsidiary companies an. and
chise, rights, privileges and property OF The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. Company, a
corporation organized and existing under the
laws Of the State OF West Virginia to and by
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
corporation organized and existing under
the laws OF the State OF Virginia, and also y,
the consideration of the annual report of the
Directors for the last fiscal year, and for the
purpose of approving all actions of tho Dlrec-
tors, set forth In said annual report and III
the minutes Of tho Company. viii be held At
the office OF tho Company IN the city OF Rich.
mond. Va, on TUESDAY. the goth day Of
October, 1908, at y o'clock noon, The stock
Messrs, J. r. Morgan and Co., No. 23 Wall
Street New York, on Tuesday, September ~.
1908, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. and Will be reopened
on Wednesday, October r.. 1908. Ct 10 o'clock
Secretary,
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STATE COMMITTEE
Interesting Meeting Scheduled for To-
Morrow at Nurphy's Hotel.

Morrow at Murphy's Hotel.
The Democratic State Central and Ex-
ecutivs Committees will meet at noon
tomorrow at Murphy's Hotel. This assem-
bly, of the sixty committeeman promises
to be the largest held in the past two
years. the others having been but poorly
attended by members, who sent proxies
instead. Thus 1t has so happened that in
many OF the meetings ten to twenty
five members represented a majority of
the fifty members. The coming meeting Is
for counsel, and the attendance OF every
member Is desired The State chairman
desires to ascertain just what the local
conditions are In all parts OF the State in
order that he may intelligently prepare
for campaign in which the control Of
the States legislative branch of govern
nent Ia involved. There are no factlonal
issues up for consideration, and so far
as known none will be before the COM
mittee for consideration. The State is
divided into ten congressional districts,
and each congressional datrict has five
members OF the State Central Committee.
Thus with the entire fifty members the
chairman will get the benefit OF the com.
rn!tteeman's knowledge OF the party
prospects IN his county and adjoinins
counties, whether there is apathy or not
1ust where the most formidable opposi
ton to Democratic nominees may be ex
pectsd, and all other information desired
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NAME OF fORD'S
HOTEL A MEMORY

The name Of Ford's Hotel disappeared
yesterday after figuring for many years
as a place of public entertainment in this
CITY. The hotel still stands and will be
renovated and then reopened and op-
Grated as The Powhatan, but 1t mas
closed its doors forever as Fords Hotel
The hosiery last night closed for
period of ten days while repairs and i'm.
provements are being made. Wen ana
Shere, who have conducted the hotel for
about three years, retired last night, but
have not announced their plans for the
future Colonel George L. Peyton and
Captain f. NJ. Berkeley the new lessees,
last night assumed control OF the prop
erty under a six years lease. and as soon
as the interior improvements heretofore
outlined can be made, Will reopen the
hotel They promise that 1t will swing It's
doors wide open for the Horse snow ano
continue operation without interruption
thereafter.
Last night the property looked dismal
and deserted. It's register was closed and
the lobby dimly lighted, the clerks and
few habitues sat around In tho recep-
ton room, but prospective guests were
notified that the hosiery would be closed
for guests for week or ten days. From
to-day forth the hotel will be known
as The Powhatan, return to Its ante
belum name. The rates of the renovated
and rehabilitated house will be fixed at
from 50 to s. per day, according to nc-
commodations desired. 1t Will be con-
Quoted on the American plan. Baths VIII
be put in, everything Frightened and re-
newed and Its cuisine and service VIII
be made feature hereafter.
At the Jefferson are: Branch K. Miller
and wife and Miss Miller. New Orleans;
]. T. Glenn Chester. S. c.; A. S. Goth.
Chambersburg. Pa; A. G. Eckert, Sam.
uel II. Achty, A. c. Bedford, !. " Sur.
brug, T. e. Battem, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j.
Praeger, Miss Praeger, F. II. Briggs NJ.
c. Frleber, ]. c. Kosher. New York; H.
NJ. Bell and wife. North Carolina; George
II. Parks Wheeling, w. Va; Frank F.
Hart. Elmira, N. y; Mrs. r. s. Banks.
Connecticut; William G. Groesbech, U. s.
Navy; Mr. and Mrs P. B. NewcoInb, 7.
D. Blake, Boston; Mrs. W. G. Crenshaw,
Jr., Miss May Crenshaw, L. D, Crenshaw,
Jr., Orange. Va; Mrs. II. W. Petty and
maid, Norfolk; Albert Abers. Washington.
| At the Lexington are: w. Nj. Ligon,
Lovingston o. w. Stone, Martinsville;
| C. Z. Smith. Roanoke; w. G. Scott and
| wife, Virginia: II. G.. Bowen, Norfolk;
| C. d. Crawley, Mathews; r. H. Wilson
Keysville; |. Stockton. Orange; J. NJ
| Irby, Vernon Hail. r. B. Knox, Berkeley
| l.. NJ. Nance, Roxbury; w. II. Adams
Manassas: T. B. Emanuel Orange; 10.
seph NJ. Hurt and son, Blackstone.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
BIDS are invited for the purchase Of
the FRANCHISE for a Telephone Sys-
tenn and Service Rights and Privileges.
granted by the City Council of the city
Of Manchester by an ordinance adopted
and approved on the 18th day Of August,
1903. Said bids to be delivered on the
18th DAY OF OCTOBER: 1903, to the
presiding officer Of the City Assembly,
the most numerous branch OF the City
Council Of said city on the 18th day Of
October; 1903, at 8 o'clock r; m; ~, !
hereby reserved to the said city: all
such bids to be opened and disposed OF
in the manner prescribed by law. All
persons desiring to bid upon such Fran
chse will be permitted to Inspect the
same at the office Of the City Clerk. and
Will be furnished with copies thereof IT
BY order Of the city Council OF the
e''' y j. r.. ABBOTT.
Chairman Of Committee.
sept. 17.24&oct1,S
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The City of Richmond: Va,

The City Of RlcEmond:, va,
Office City Water Works, City Hall
Richmond, Va, Sept. %, 1903:
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived at this office until OCTOBER II.
1903. at s p: NJ. for the erection Of an
ANNEX BUILDING to the New Pump
House. Plans, specifications and full In
formation may be obtained at this OF,
fee. All bids must be accompanied
with certified check OF $500.
The Committee on Water reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
cHAs. E. BOILING, Supt.
sept 20 oct 1,35,79,10
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED competent, hustline SALESMAN for
Richmond and vicinity, to handle good line
Of FIVE and ten cent cigars; straight goods o9.s;
man. Address with references. THE CON-
sUMERs' CIGAR CO., No. South Gay ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
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FoRT MEYER. VA. SEPT. 10. 1903
Sealed Proposals, in triplicate, for Door
and Window Screens. will be received un 2,
reserves the right to reject or accept any
or all bids or any part thereof. Informa-
ton on application; Envelopes containing Is
Screens" addressed Capt. r HARRI-
SON. O. M
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The City Of Richmond, Va,
Office City Water Works, City HAL.
Chas. z. Boiling. Supt.
Richmond. Va, Sept. 20. 1903
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceved at this office until P. NJ. OCIO-
Der %, 1903, for the construction Of
WOODEN CONDUIT, extending from
the Basins to the Pump Works. 1nfor-
nation, Specifications and drawings can
be obtained at this office
All proposals must be accom- panied by
certified check for $500, payable to the
City Treasurer. st48S3
The Committee on Water reserve the
right to reject any or all Proposals
CHAS.S e. BOILING. @
sept 80 oct 1.4s.11.15,1 ,22.3,2S supt.
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TO AMEND STATE
PRIMARY PLAN
Move to Require Voters to
Endorse Their Names on
the Tickets.

Several we'll known gentlemen, who are
lot actively identified with politics, and
whose factlonal affiliations. II any they
have, are not known, have suggested that
the state primary plan be amended to tho
extent that a secret ballot be had instead
of viva voce vote, and that every voter
he required to endorse his name on tho
ticket he votes, The purpose Of this pro-
posed endorsement is two-fold: 1t identi-
tles the ballot. and makes any attempt
at substitution therefor u forgery. and 1t
makes the result of vote absolutely ca
pable OF verifcaton, Its friends contend
that fraud with such ballot would be
impossible. IT would, of course, be re-
quiled that the election officials who have
access TO the ballots shall be pledged to
secrecy, thus maintaining as far as COM
pstible with absolute reliability the Sc
crecy of the ballot. 1t would be no hard
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to combat anti-Democratic aspirants for
thu General ASSenhly.

the General Assembly.
An attempt will almost certainly be
made to inject the treasurership nominal
ton contest in Henrico into the state
Committee meeting. but 1t is said that
1t is doubtful that the committee has any
jurisdiction in the matter. Many predict
that the State Committee will refuse to
intervene, and will refer the contestants
and contestee to the courts for construc-
ton Of the statutes.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

LADY WITH TWO years of experience desires
position as companion, matron or teacher OF
English, French. Mathematics, Plano, Guitar
and Mandolin; references exchanged. Address
TEACHER, No. 1401 N. Danville, Danvllle'
Va.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

MAN WITH references for commercial traveller
to call on merchants and agents, experience
penses advanced. NATIONAL, 1872 Dearborn
Street, Chicago.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED, by a young man, II years Of age,
with good habits and fair schooling situation
In the wholesale business or office work; can
give good reference II required. Address
HORSE SHOW, care this office.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

The City of Richmond, Va.
Office City Water Works, City Hall,
September %. 1908
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re
ceived at this office until P. c NJ M3MS
and REFiLLING PIPE TRENCHES, in
macadamized. paved, -graveled and clay
streets, per cubic yard.
Specifications and further informa-
ton can be obtained atthis office.
Certified check for 5000 must accom-
pany each bid. The Committee on wa
ter reserve the right to reject any OF
all bids
sep2s, sooc1,2.4. Superintendent
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THE BOARD OF PHARMACY OF VIRGINIA
Will meet OCTOBER 18th at 0 a.. NJ. at the
University College OF Medicine, Richmond, Va,
All applications must be on hls BY Ootohe,
3d. Address r. A, MILLER Secretary, Rich,
mond, Va.
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WANTED, position as shipping clerk by middle.
aged man. nine years experience: can furnish
: reference as to character and ability. Address
A. D. T., Box Cos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-01

The Baltimore Fidelity Warehouse Com
pany, a Baltimore corporation, chartered
ware, has been granted leave to do bnsi.
ness in this State.
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ruE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK,
: folders OF the SOUTHERN THEATRE COM
PANY will be held at the office Of the com.
nany 900 East Broad Street, in the city OF
Kichmond, Va, on WEDNESDAY, October 18th,
1908 at o O'Clock r. NJ. le. 4
REGINALD GILLIAN, Secretary.
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FOR sALE--coTToN PLANTATION on Roanoke
River, N. O., s5 miles from Norfolk. va.
All necessary. houses and other buildings, IN
good order;. 300 acres under cultivation ana
1876 acres timber: steamboat landing on prem.
iscs: great bargain Fl. G. HARRINGTON,
Palmyra, N. G.,
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

VRAINS LIAVIl1 tftICIlNJNIC Il3tLlIi-
BYRD-STREET STATION.
EFFECTIVE MONDAY, SEPT. 21ST.
o:06 A. M. A. G. L. Express to all points
900 A. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
1910 p. M. Petersburg and n. d. W West.
400 p. M. Petersburg and Norfolk,
+4IO p. M. Goldsboro Local.
$50 r. M. Petersburg Local.
FPS II. M. i'FIorida and West Indian Linn
tied" to all points South. =, ~
0:4O r.. M. Petersburg and N. d w. West,
ii 80 r.. M. Petersburg Local.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:43 A. NJ. 7:S5 A. NJ, spa a, NJ; Sunday
only 11:& A. M; 1l:0o a. NJ, LOS z. M.
except Sunday; 2:05 r. M, 7:D p. M, 7;45
p, NJ, $40 r. M.
'G g, s. cAMPBELL, Div, Pass,Agt
w. ]. CRAIG. Con. Pass. Agt.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED, an energetic partner, willing to in
vest ST, 900 or $500 In good paying wholesale
jobblng business. with one TINT Is willing to
invest like amount and will guarantee refer
ence and experience now holding position with
a large Richmond house. Apply G. l. NJ,
care this office.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

American National Bank of Richmond va.
THE, REGIlI,AR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
ONE PER CENT. upon the Capital Stock OF
this Bank has been declared, payable 0CTO-
TENDER Both. = ~,
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N NV NaTfp|ki1

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
800 a. M. NORFOLK LIMITED; Ar
rIves Norfolk II 20 A. M. Stops only ut
Petersburg. Wayerly and saE9lk;
SOS A. M, CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Pnrlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Pullman sleepeGrs Roanoke to to
Roanoke to Knoxville. and Knoxville to
Chattanooga and Memphis. -
1910 p NJ, ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Farmyille, -Lynchbure and Roanoke:
Arrives Norfolk SEQ F. N Stops only At
Petersburg. Waverly and Suffolk. CONNECTS
York. Baitimere and Washington. -.
7:2s p. M. for Norfolk and all stations
80 P. II. New oRLEANs SHORT T
LINE. Pullman 4leepers. Richmond to
Lynchburg and Roanoke: Petersburg to
East Radford: Lynchburg to ChattanooEa.
Memphis and Now Orleans. CAFE Dining
Car. =.
2:6 P. M. and s:1o P. NJ; from Norfolk
i: 20 A. M. and 7:20 p. NJ
Office No s3S East Main Street.
w p. BEVILL C. H. BOSLEY.
Gen. Pass Agent Dis. Pass. Agent
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Ih holde asN Of Tim M DAVIS BooT AND SHOE
COMPANY VIII be SIi y the On o MoS e ~
T.. II, THACHER, President;
4, w. TEACHER, Secretary,
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WANTED. YOUNG MAN to learn the drug
business; one with some experience preferred;
taught quickly; light work. Address "fLohA
nORA' care this office.
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j. w. pEATRoss wants his friends and patrons
to notice his new locatlon--witli HOFHEi.
MBR'S ECONOMY SHOE STORE. 3l1 East
prOad Strpht
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Referring to the above we desire to state
thar we have assumed full control Of the bust
ness heretofore conducted by Messrs. RrCUI-
SON, BATES AND STARKE, and will con-
tinue the same al the present stand.
ErCHlS0N HAT CO., INC.
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WANTED, energetic, reliable SOLICITORS to
represent frst-clnss house In this CITY ana
throughout Virginia; salary, 81 per DAY guar.
anteed. Apply W. Y. ABRAHAM, rs East
Main.
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WANTED, Job Press FEEDERS at once. Apply
A. STANLEY KRATZ CO., 10 Governor Street.
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WANTED, two good DRIVERS. lNDEPEN.
DENT TRANSFER CO., l2o' East o"''
Street
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HELP wAhrE0-.rEMALE.

WANTED. A TEACHER to take charge OF
graded school at salary OF $50 per month
must Sc a good disciplinarian, highest chara &C
Tar and member of some church Address w.
L. GILLESPIE. Clerk, Blncstone plsuicI
Malva ?. o.. Va.
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FoR SALE

FOR sAIE-on account Of leaving city will sell
my household FURNITURE. including fine
Hardman Upright Piano; will sell cheap. 8.
II. g.. care this office.
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WANTED, GOOD COOK. Apply so7 South Third
Street.
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WANTED, MAcHINIsT, Thoroughly practical
man; one accustomed to. die work and auto auto
matte machinery; steady position. Apply.
stating expcrience and salary expected JAMES
a. WILSON MFG CO.. South Norfolk, va.
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WANTED, good SHOEMAKER and RE, REPA AK
Err. Address JOHN oRZALI, 116 West Mar
ket Street. Greensboro, N c.
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WANTED, GOOD MAcHIN1sT; also six men 40.
cnstomcd to STRENGTHENING iron and man M 70
run sandpapering machine. JAMES g. VIII
SON MFG. co.
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NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF BTCHIsON, BATES AND
STARKE, jobbers OF Hats Caps, Gloves md
spaw f9oaS, Nos, ~ 70 10Y I'rs,n,a street,
ETCIIS0N. BATES AND STARKE.
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WANTED, two competent WOMEN for institute
tion work; one for housckeeper, the other Tor
tniioress Address sUPT, care this OFFICE
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-MY HOTEL Of twenty-five large,
comfortable rooms; It's location Is convenient
to the railway station and the business por-
ton of the town. and is the best hotel site
in the place; can furnish furniture. or not as
desired. For terms and other Information
apply to Miss KATE PERC1VAbL. Lawrence
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WOMEN wanted to sell a necessity to mothers; ;
SIP week clear. Dept. NJ, Box IS, PhiiadeA'
nh
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FEATHER BEDS.
PIANOS.

p1ANos--s2o, s25, sss $780, s7S 800 Those
Instruments have been taken In exchange as
part payment on the famous CABLE riL PIANO;
Tor n piano II Will pay ron 10 call and exam
Inc these Instruments. THE CABLE CON-
PANY No. 213 East Brond. street.
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WANTEp-Quiot bachelor wants elegant fur.
nishei and heated ROOM with comfortable
bath Address. stntlng particulars, ROOM 257
The Jefferson.