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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-08

Battered For a Bride.

Here's romance from Caldwell as told
of by the Lenoir Topic: One William
Navy bought license to marry Minnie
Perry When he reached the home of
his affanced he found William Clarke,
another s,utor, on hand. When Clarke
found that Navy had license to marry
Miss Perry he became frantic and vowed
that he couldn't live without her. Final
ly, in desperation, he proposed to refund
Navy the money the latter had paid for
the license and also give him boot if
Navy would drop out of the game Navy
seems to have been a trader and he ac-
cepted Clarke's offer. Clarke returned
the license issued to Navy and exchanged
ii for papers for himself and Miss Perry,
and so they were married"
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BAKERS SHEPPARD.
A Popular Couple Have Brilliant wed
dino in GreenvI'le.

Greenville n G. April 7.-(special)-
,,oai,t;f,,I va Inc scene within the church,
an, ,9" there " was va a wealth Of flowers The
a ~" was ricb1v decorated with green and
Ute noI,,. ana ferns, and with white
, I,n' I ha;no there: while the many burn
ing tapers shed soft sion Of 3 o,ciocl,
This was at the wedu'n II Mon,orniaI
yesterday morning, II 'nv w Eaknr =
BAPTIST church, of Mr.. = ov,;eton ana
prominent business man o e Creenyil 'Lp; :
Miss Lima Sheppard, one q = S''i ' '''0
most attractive daugntelse.h o sweet music
At the organ rendering Inc ne Mis- Miss Nino
of the wedding marches o, We wer, taken
James, ~ho, while the ~, no, with The soft
also made the air melodlouS ~" - @
notes of the organ , &C tbc bridal
The ushers led the way - " N''
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Brilliant Wedding at Selma.

Selma. N. c.. April (Special)-
While tbs wedding bells were ringing the
CHIMES seemed TO echo happiness tor Miss
Donia Candle Hood the much beloved
and ch1istian-hearted daughter of Mr.. H.
d. Hood, who was happily united at the
Baptist church in the holy bonds or we'd
lock to Mr.. Alison V. Driver, one OF our
progressive merchants.
MI. &. II. Klueppelberg sang "Oh,
Promise, Me-" which lent bliss to the
happy occasion. The organ pealcd forth
Mcndolssohns Wedding march with Miss
l.. Bass presiding, that filled the church
with tones symbolic to the happy hearts
that were soon to beat as one.
The bride was robed in magnificent
tan travelling suit. as she entered the sa-
cred altar by the side OF her sister, MISS
Annie Hood, maid of honor. they were
met at the altar by the groom ana ME-
Edward W. Womack, best man. The cere-
mcny was conducted impresslVely by Rev
r. w. Harrell.
The >ushers were Messrs. Clarence +.
Harper, S. C. Robertson, Ropeft MllIafu
Newell and E. II. Craven.
After the ceremony the happy par were
all smiles, receiving congratulations from
their MANY friends who crowded the
church.
The bride and groom left Immediately
on the North bound Atlantic coast Line
train for Northern cities, Where they
will remain for a few days, then return
here where they will make their nome
and be glad to receive all their friends.
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pent OF it and injure the cause, that 1t
| is the Commemorative business and the
| Commonwealth cannot work jointly with
any associations or persons, and courts
cannot sentence wrong doers to such IN
sIitution, and suggests that the women
aGitate the matter and begin now to
| Lrjng up a General Assembly that will
| buildsa reformatory. Just how to bring
uc a General Assembly and the length OF
time required to educate 1t TO the prop
er point Of view on the subject was not
Stated Ore thing IS very certain, how
ever, if the Kings Daughters, by bring
| ing the matter before the public, could
| be the means of inducing the General
| Assembly to establish this institution,
Trey would be only too glad to turn it
over to the State. and would feel fully
satisfied and amply repaid for their trou-
| Bile. They agree that it is duty the
| State owes it's boys, and this is not an
| attempt on their part to usurp its privi-
| lcgc or to assume its respons. Dility, but
| is an earnest effort, as far as may lie in
| their power to reclaim and save helpless,
| fr.endless children from the streets and
| jails.
Nor is it their purpose to monopolize
Tie work 1t is urged that all organlza-
! ticns, especially those composed OF wo-
men, and all persons interested IN the
welfare of these boys cooperate with the
Kings Daughters. 1t is also proposed
| to place the institution under the super
vision of the State If the State cannot
work with the associations and indvid-
uals it is possible they can work with
| the State.
''Other charitable organizations have
engaged in no Stat, work-all are free
to unite. How much greater good can be
| accomplished by concentration is not sub
! ject to argument. If contentious are to
! delay all efforts III behalf Of a refOrma-
| tory and petty jealousies are allowed
to creep in and the State continues to
| l&ii IN the discharge of its duty, what
| is to- be gained, and what is to become
| OF the boys? 1t cannot be doubted that
the good people of North Carolina will
come to their aid. The reformatory of
Alabama was built by women and is now
endowed by the State. 1t began life in
tent. Large logs were split and hol-
loved out for tubs, sand served in thu
place of soap, and the hot sun for towels.
Moore county. beside possessing many
other advantages, IS most happily located
and provided for such emergencies. de-
sirabe site at Lakeview, Moore county,
on the main line of the Seaboard Air Line
railway, has been offered and accepted.
"The State Convention of Kings
Daughters will hold it's annual meeting
at Rockingham. n. c., May 25th-2Sth. A
day will be set apart for the consideration
OF leformatory work, and every organiza-
ton will be asked to send a representa-
tive, and all persons interested will be
| requested to attand in order that the
Wisest counsels may prevail and the best
methods adopted for the building and
maintenance of boys reformatory,'
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A REFORMATORY NEEDED.
The Kings Daughters Will Consider
Plans at Meeting in Rockingham.

A lady who has devoted much tima and
thought to the question OF the pressing
II. eds of reformatory, requests the pub
lication OF the following:
AS has before been stated in several OF
th- State papers, the Order OF Kings
Daughters has resolved TO work for a
reformatory for youthful criminals and
unfortunate boys.
1T is a generally conceded TACT that
North Carolina is greatly III nee Nof such
an institution, and although lack OF funds
and the needs of existing institutions may
have made It impracticable tor the State
to undertake the work In the past, the
time has come when something should be
dcre. One paper has said repeatedly that
if this is accomplished any time in the
neai future, it must be done by the Wo-
men Of the State.
.Another paper, and it is in favor of
refcrmatory warns the women that if
any particular body takes up the work,
if it selects site or determines anything
in regard to the institution, it viii re-
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Social Events at Wilmington.

Wilmington, N. c., April 7.-(Special)
The North Carolina Society of Colonial
Danes met yesterday afternoon and dc
cided upon May 18th as the date Tor their
annual pilgrimage to St. Phillips church
at Old Brunswick, the date having been
deferred from the first week in May on
account of the Biennial Council in Wash
irgton, d. c. The annual meeting OF the
society will be held May 12rn.
Miss Flossio Wallace, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. E. Wallace, and Mr. David
D. Barber, were married last night at the
home OF the brides parents, Rev. Father
c. Demon officiating. A large number
OF friends were present and many nand-
some presents were received.
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WILL CHANGE HER NAME.
The Affianced Bride of Erwin Avery
Thus Determined.

The following from the Morganton cor
respondent Of the Charlotte Observer with
reference to the funeral of Erwin Avery
will be of much interest:
AT the service yesterday and at the
burial today slight, grish figure, clad
in black and wearing a widows veil, at
tractcd attention. It was Miss Nancy
F'orney Johnston, of Birmingham, Ala,
Mr.. Averys fiancee, who arrived yester-
day morning The wedding was to have
taken place on the 2Sth Of this month.
And in the last letter that Mr. Avery
wrote he spoke of his great happiness in
The love of this splendid young woman.
Her presence in heavy mourning has been
one of the most pathetic incidents OF this
most sorrowful occasion. 1t is announced
today that Miss Johnston viii at once in
stitute proceedings to change her name to
that Of the man she loved and mourns.
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marty entered, these being Prof. w. ii.
RagsIalc. F. NJ. Hodges, A. c. .Holloman
and d. j. Whchard. Next came the
brides maids Misses Betsy Greene Of
I.a,;rangt: Lizzie Jones, HeHnje Rag =
dale and Sophia Jarvis, followed by the
croomsmcn. Burgess Urquhart, Ir., Chas.
Griffin, J NJ. Edwards, Ill Of Lewiston,
and Hugh Sheppard, and then MISS
Katie Hines, OF Wilson, maid of honor.
Tho ladies' were each attircd in White or
CANDY with white lace hats and each car
lica bunch OF carnations tied with green
ribbons. Then uttered up the opposite
aisle the came Of honor, Mrs. d. j.
Whichaid gowned in lace and chiffon
over satin and carrying violets lied with
white tulle.
Th.. bride entered with her father, Mr.
Henry Sheppard. She was most becom-
lngly gowned in a blue cloth suit with
hat to match and carried a cluster Of
brides roses. At the altar they were met
by the groom and his best man, Mr.. j.
N. Hart. The vows were given by Rev.
A T. King.
A reception was rendered the bridal par
ty by the bride at her home the preced-
ing night. The bridal present were very
handsome. The groom S gift to the bride
was check for 81 900. There was also
deed for a lot from her father and a
check for $50 from her grandparents, Mr..
and Mr.. H. A. Sutton. The happy
couple have gone to ST. Louis on bridal
trip.
Besides those from a distance whose
names appear in the bridal party, Mr.
Baker was accompanied here by his
brother. r. ]. Baker, of Harrelsville, c.
II. Smith, of Rocky Mount and j. N. Hog
gard, of Lewiston.
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Founders Day at Converse.

Handsomely engraved announcements
OF Founders Day reception at Converse
College, Spartanburg, S. c., have been
sent out. as follows:
Founders Day
Reception
IN honor of
Governor Charles B. Aycock,
OF North Carolina.
and
Governor D. c. Hayward.
Of South Carolina.
Thursday evening, April 2lst, 1904,
at half past nine o'clock,
Converse College.
SpGrtlnburg, South Carolina.
Governor Aycock will deliver an adj
dress upon the occasion
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Robbins Jenkins.

Rocky Mount, N. c., April 7.-(Special)
a beautiful marriage was celebrated
near Rocky Mount on Tuesday morning,
the contracting parties being Mr.. Geo.
w Robbins, the excellent postmaster
here, and Miss Lula, the charming and ac-
complshed daughter of Mr.. Bennett p,
Jenkins, one of Edgecombe's best known
and highly respected citizens.
The marriage was at the home Of
the bride, and was witnessed by only the
immediate relatives and friends of the
parties. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. BraXton Craig, of the Baptist
Church OF Rocky Mount, who, in exquis-
itely beautiful language gave the vows.
After shower of congratulations from
those who had attended, the newly mated
pair left for two weeks bridal tour.
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WOODEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Duffy Celebrate
Fifth Anniversary.

New Bern. N. c.. April Especially
The fifth anniversary, the wooden we'd
ding. of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Duffy,
was elegantly celebrated last night, their
beautiful new residence being handsomely
decorated.
Misses Mary Oliver and Mollie Heath,
and were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Duffy,
Judge and Mrs. II. R. Bryan, Miss Mar
garet and Isabel Bryan, Mrs. James A.
Bryan. Mrs. Charles Duffy, Mrs NJ. d.
Nelson and Mrs J. w. Biddle. Mrs. T. G..
Hyman presided over the punch bowl in
the dining room.
The evening was one greatly enjoyed,
while the guests showered upon Mr.. and
Mrs. Duffy many useful gifts, consisting
of nearly everything made of wood.
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F0RTNIGHTLY REVIEW.
Pleasant Meeting Held With Mrs.
John B. Kenney.

The Fortnightly Review Club was most
Hospitality entertained yesterday afternoon
by Mrs John 3. Kenney. the meeting
being an ENJOYABLE, one.
The papers read were exceptionally able
and interesting, these being by Miss Susie
Heck on THE Lyric Drama as Developed
by Wagner instances such as 'Parslfal, y
being cited "The Panama Canal" by
Miss Susan Clark, and Russia" by Mrs.
James H. pou. This latter paper being
prof. Russia in its sentiments there was
much discussion concerning the Russians
and the JaDs.
The residence was decorated in spring
flowers and delightful refreshments were
served. the hostess exerting herself to give
her guests a most pleasant afternoon.
There were present Mrs. Grimes Cowper,
Mrs. J. IL. Turner. MIS- j.. N. WoQllett
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FORT CASWELL, N. c., APRIL !. 1904.
Sealed proposals in triplicate WI be re-
ceived here until p. m, April Il, I14,
for constructing, plumbing, heanns and
wiring. Guard-house, Hospital and one
officers quarters; constructing, plumb
ing and wiring three sets N. G. 5. quar-
tiers and constructing Workshop at IN
post. United States reserve right 10 ac-
cept or reject any or all proposals. IN
formation furnished on application En-
velopes containing proposals will be IN
dorsed Proposals for Building, ali
dressed r. H. Williams. @. M.
April Z, 8, g. 10, 10, 90.
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Was Entertained Yesterday by Mrs.
Benehan Cameron.

The Johnsoniaw Book Club was most
pleasantly entertained yesterday alter
noon by Mrs. Benehan Cameron.
The subject discussed was concerning
India, and two most excellent papers were
read concerning the people, the country
and the customs, these being by Mrs
Charles NJ. Busbee and Mrs. Herbert w.
Jackson After the literary meeting light
refreshments were served.
The guests present in addition to the
club members were: hiss Knowles, of
Pensacola, Fla; Mrs. T. II. Mayo, of
Richmond Va; Mrs. w. B. Shepard, of
Hillsboro; Mrs. Leo. d. Heartt. of Raj
eigh, and Mrs. Bessie S. Leak. of Dur
IA
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Marriage at Holly Springs.

Holly Springs, N. c., April 7.-(SpecialD
Last night at the home of Mr.. w. F.
Brooks, Miss Dcsia Brooks was married
to Mr.. J. w. Wclch, a merchant of Holly
Springs, j. D. Marcum officiating. The
attendants were Mr.. Segraves with Miss
Condor; Mr. Afford with Miss Utley, and
Mr. Earp with Miss ohnson.
The couple viii make their home in
Holly SnllncS
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BUY YOUR FISH OF w. D. KING
where you can find everything in sea-
son in the fish line, and prices below
those of any other dealer. Fine shad
speciality Orders filled on short no
tice. Give me a trial, and | will get
the rest 116 e. Martin Street. Bell
Phone 1892 3-16-tf.
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FORT MOULTRIE, S. c.. APRIL 8, 1904
! Sealed proposals in triplicate will be re-
ceiyed until II a. M, May I, 1904, TOR
sinking a deep siX-inch tubular well
here. Information furnished on applca-
ton. IT, S. reserves right to reject any
or all proposals. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals
for Construction" addressed f. l..
Buck, G.. M.
4-9-11-12-May Sc.
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FORT CASWELL, n. c., APRIL Z, 1904.
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be re-
ceived here until l p. M, May 8, 1914
for constructing, plumbing, heating and
wiring Post Exchange Building at this
Post. United States reserves right to
accept or reject any or all proposals. In
formation furnished on application. En-
velopes containing proposals will be IN
dorsed Proposals for Building, adj
dressed r. H. Williams, @. M.
April Z, s, 9. 10, May and 5.
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and Der guest, Miss Marion Foster. of
Norfolk; Mrs. P. d. Walker, Mrs. stone,
Mrs. e. c. Duncan, Mrs. Julian Timber
lake, Mrs James H. Pou. Mrs. B. T.
McAden, Mrs. Howard c. Thomas, Mrs.
Charles McKimmon, Mrs. B. S. skinner
Mrs. Joseph Graham, Mrs. Sanborn, Mrs
Alex ]. Field. Mrs. George Strong, Mrs
H. A. Royster Mrs. John c. Drewry,
Mrs A. S. Merrimon, Miss Susie Heck,
Miss Pattic Mordecai, Miss Susan Clark
and Miss Mamie Dnwidde.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-08
1T IS A
Number One Doctor
and Handy to Have
in the House.
Fort MIN. S. q. Lune hi. 19Of

Fort Mill, S. c., June II, 1902
My wife was a terrible sufferer from
indigestion. She couldn't eat anything
without its souring on her stomach, and
was forced to live on the lightest kind
of diet, sweet milk and crackers, and
even that disagreed with her. This
brought on many different ailments. She
was SO weak she ,souldn't sit UP in bed
without help. She suffered from consti-
patton all the time, so that she would
have to take something daily for 1T. She
was very nervous and could only sleep at
night when something was given TO make
ber sleep. 1t was a general breakdown
after the birth of her third child. Moth
ing we gave her afforded any permanent
relief. AS fast as one trouble was re-
lieyed another would take its place. l
then put her on Mrs. Joe Persons REM
edy She felt little better on The Sec
ond bottle ard on the third the improve
ment was marked. My wife commenced
to build Up and to get stronger. she can
now eat anything she wants and 1t agrees
with her. 1t cured her OF cnllis. She
took about eight bottles Her general
he alth is now good. / believe my wife
would have died had / not put her on
Mrs. Persons Remedy. We now use 1t IN
orr family for everything. No matter
what the trouble is we go on the Remedy.
It is a No. 1 doctor and handy to have
in the house.
r. p. HARRIS.
Clerk in the Fort Mill Mgf. Cos. Store
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Reception to Missionary Union.

Greensboro, N. c., April 7.-(Special)-
A delightful reception was given yestcr-
day afternoon at the residence of Rev.
C. E. Hodgin, by the Ladies Missionary
Society TO the delegates of the Mission
airy Union Of Orange Presbytery, now in
scs sion at Westminster church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hodgin were assisted in receiving by
Mesdames T. G. Mclean and G. Z. Spen-
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The pupils recital at st. Mary's last
night was a most enjoyable event.
The various numbers were greatly en-
joyed and the new Chckering piano was
found to be an excellent one The many
visitors were greatly entertained.
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MeWborr-GraY.

Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss Julia Ava Gray to Mr..
Sidney Graham Newborn, which happy
event takes place at LAGRANGE on the
nineteenth instant
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Offer to Take up Bonds.

Te States Prison directors offer to take
up the 100000 bonds issued Ior the pur-
chase OF the Halifax farm. The bonds
mature in 1909, and the offer includes the
lace value and a reasonable premium.
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FOR SALE-THN MAGNIFICENT
property at the co. der of Wilmington
and Edenton streets; rare opportunity
to buy an elegant 14-room house with
all modern comforts, both gas and cleo
trio lights, lot 1O5x200; good stables.
The price and terms will be made rea-
sonable See at once ]. NJ. Broughton
e. Co. t. r.
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Miss Julia HutchIngs Won.

Miss Julia Hutchings won the guessing
contest given by Darnell, the photogra-
pher, for guessing the name OF ii young
mans picture in his gallery. a dozen
pictures was the premium given, and Miss
Tlutcbings is to be congratulated.
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statesmen WANTED-EXPERIEN
statesmen, having sold novelties and cal
endars for advertising; commission 90
1-3 per cent Address, Rand, McNally q
Co.. 142 Fifth Ave, New York.
S-27-sun. tues. fri.
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w. R. CRAWFORD HAS JUST RECEIV-
ed the finest lot of beef cattle received
in Wake county this year. You will find
him in the market and he invites you
to come and see for yourself.
2-30-tf
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Webb--LeWis.

Wilmington, N c., April 7.-(SpeciaD
Invitations have been issued to the mar
rage Of Miss Mary Elizabeth Lewis, Of
this city and Mr.. Harry V. Webb, of
Morehead Ciey. the wedding to take place
here on the Goth of April.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD SECOND
hand engines and boilers for sale, rang
ing from five to seventy Five horsepow
en- Quick delivery. Raleigh Iron
Works 16-tf
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L O S TAT THEATRE MONDAY
night, T. n. E. Pin, skull with emer-
aid eyes and crossed keys Return to
this office. Reward
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WANTED-A GOOD SAWYER TO RUN
a rip saw, also men to work in MILL
good wages. Clayton Mfg. Co, Clay
ton, N. C.
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"WBITE WYANDOTTE (DUSTAN'S)
eggs for Matching $1.50 for Is. T. A.
F'ulghum Wilson. n. G.
2-16-wed and fritz.
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FOR SALE-DENTAL PRACTICE; $4,000
year; instruments, chair and furniture;
inventory price. Address Dentist, care
News and Observer. 4-3-2W
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TEN CENTS PER LINE
(Six Words to the Line)

NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN 25 CENTS. SPECIAL
DISCOUNTS ON EXTENDED AZ
VERTISING. RESULTS ASSURED.
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When young man tells girl he loves
her for herself alone it's equivalent TO
an injunction against interference from
the rest Of the family.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-08

Mrs. Percy r. Albright will entertain
at cards this afternoon. and the occasion
is expected to be a most pleasant and
enjoyable one.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-08

STENOGRAPHER-TY P E w r 1 T Il r
wants position. Had some experience.
Correspondence solicited. Best refer
ences. Address NJ, Roxboro, N. G.
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FOR SALE-A FINE THOROUGHBRED
young horse; splendid pedigree; pretty
as a picture Il. B. Kicks, Greensboro,
N G.. Nv
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WANTED AT ONCE-A FIRSTCLASS
marble cutter good wages paid. Ad-
dress The w r. Wood Marble Works,
Wilson, n. G.
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WANTED.-I WISH TO RENT A MOD
ern or room house in good locality
Address N, care News and Observer.
4-6-2t
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Dance Postponed.

The dance which was to have been
given tonight in the Raney Hall has been
postponed.
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TRY SOME OF SHELLEM'S HEADED
lettuce; theysare fine; all orders prompt
ly filled. Raleigh Phone 301.
3-20-2w
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X y X
To the Bride.

The following invitations have been is
sued:
MRS. ]. J. Thomas
At Home,
Thursday, April Fourteen,
Six to Seven.
Mrs. Howard Clark Thomas