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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-11-19

Joseph Conover, Bridgeboro, 1Oo Is
John Seeds and Henry Borden, Delanco, 20 90
Morris Ford, Green Bank, "a
Joanna Cayileer, Lower Bonk, Is 90
PRINTING BILLS.
Mount Holly Herald, s1s9 18
Sc {" News, 1859 rs
New Jersey Mirror, 745 So
Burlington Enterprise, l57 O9
Moorestown Chronicle, SIS
s. Republican, Sc "
Beverly Banner, sSss
Riverside Press, $50
| Marlton Record Is 60
Bordentown Register, 1927
| Brentwood Press, % Is |
/ MISCELLANEOUS.
Wilbur f. Shinn, janitor, $50 90 |
Ernest ID. Holeman, salary and postage, 103 "a |
| County Board of Elections, salaries and
Burial of soldiers, 245 90
Tom bstones, so 90
Joel Horner director, salary, Is 90
william ?. Melcher, M. D., prison ply
John j. Norcross, sheriff, board of pris- - :
oners, 996 40
expenditures, s57 %
grounds. 40 co
Almshouse tax on grounds, 1856 go
Expenditures authorized by Advisory
Bridge Committee, Abs IA
Almshouse-Cost of maintenance, Sep
TENDER and October, 2,2ss 81
Edward L. Haines, painting bridge, 50 90
Atlantic cOuQty-haIf cost repairs on
Mullica river bridge, 27O6
E. F. Kenney, services, engineer on
bridges, rs 90
Expenditures authorized by county road
supervisor, materials and labor 1897 81
g. E; Merritt, solicitor, salary, 30 "a
Condemnation Camden and Moores-
town turnpike, 292 81
Watson T. Sooy, amounts paid clerks,
wa sss'lPn sooS sssi,on ss
New Jersey Mirror, printing for Board
4
:, clerks, Board Of Taxation, 30 90
Morton Company, repairing ballot box, 240
tools, 1928 ~
n. ]. State Board Ghildren's Guardians,
August and September, 1856 81 |
n. j. State Village Epileptfcs, 1858 81
burlington County Children's Home, 1877 so
VIM. Mann Company, stationery, 81 IS
VIM. +. Murphy Sons Company,
deed books, 400
New Jersey Mirror, lithographing "
county bonds as per contract, So so
b. +. Sweeten q Co., account Camden
and Westfeld stone road, $3.50 70
Stanley q Company, account Lumber
ton and Cross Roads stone road, 1850 "a
John ;. Mathis, railing, Mullica river, 1870 19 =
F. P. Jones, painting, $50 90 n
Coroner DeWorth, views, As 56
William Burns, acting coroner, 1871
MI y. =; SSnipPsi M. D., Postmortem views, 90
r. G. harrington, M. d., 3OO
Coroner Janney, views, Al Sc
B. K. Brick, NJ d., certificates of lunacy, 90
J. b. W1ntersteen, NJ. d., 400
6. III. Wilkinson, NJ. D., ' /" 2OO
A. l.. Gordon, M. d., ZOO
f. G. Stroud, M. d., 200
W. p. Melcher, M. b. 10 90
Enoch HoIlingshead, M. d., s. 6OOf
Q. B. Sitgreaves, NJ. D., I" /" 200
Almshouse Improvements, $50 SO
Asylum-matn tenance September and
and October, 3,l87 %
FOX BILLS.
Harvey Leek, Woodland Township sl4oO
Elmer Inman (" IS 1O50I
John Leek, 35OI
James G. Adams, Sc 35Ol
Lyman b. Moore, Bass River s. 35Ol
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brings on distress after eating, with heavine
and hardness of the stomach, sick headacb
weary and tired feeling that is not relieve
by rest, unhealthy eruptions on the skin. COL
stipation, loss of appetite, pains in the sides
and back. etc. These are but few of the symp
toms ofindigestion and dyspepsia. To multi
tudes who thus suffer MOTHER SEIGEL's CUR
ALIVE SYRUP has proved help and blessing
Price Soc and Soc a bottle. 1t viii cost you
nething to try it. Sample free. Address A.
Waits. No. ss7, 1888 Duane St.. New York.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-11-19

There was no request for bids on asbestos
shingles SO that point was not considered,
but will be determined at a later meeting.
Mr.. Esham was awarded the contract for
the building. George D. Worrell had the
only bid for heating and gas. and he was
given the contract for the price of 1910.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-11-19
MARRIED.

KIMBLE-ZELLEY.- November H. at Pal
myrs, by Rev. I. M Eastwood, Blanchard r.
Kimble, of Burlington, and Miss May A.
Zelley, of Palmyra.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-11-19
CA9ToRrA
, + 'EhzNzzzy
Shaving a Luxury

when executed with Safety Razor that
''the Philadelphia Press offers with the
daily edition of their paper one year
Paper and Razor both for So. so (the value
is $500. If you need Safety Razor and
are tired borrowing your neighbours paper
to read, here is fair and generous Offer
you cannot afford TO ignore.
Three Dollars and Fifty Cents mailed
to-day. No other expense to you.
The more you eat the more you want If they
are made from "OUR-PIE" preparation. Try
1t and tell your friends how easy it is to ma ke
delicious chocolate pies. Three varieties
Lemon, Chocolate and Custard-at grocers, II
cents package.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-11-19

MRS. WINsLow' s SOOTHING SYR UP has been
used over sixty years by millions of mothers
or their children while teething, with perfect
gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. 1t viii reliey g
the poor little sufferer Immediately, SoldL y
Druggists in every part of the world, Twer.
ty-hve cents a bottle, Be sure and ask OF
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrnp aud lake no
other. Guaranteed under the Food and
ugs Act, June J0tn 1906 serial number IOt
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Bids for New School House.

The Board of Education met on Thurs
day evening and opened the bids for new
school house on West Washington street.
The figures were as follows.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-11-19
VINO Likes Lemon Pie9

You should try. at once "OUR-PIE' Pre-
says: 81 will never again try to make Lemon
pie in the old way while can get "OU R-PIE''
Preparation" Try it and you will say the
same. AT grocer, 10 cents.
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that time to go for doctor for sick
member of his household. Wilson no.
sticed the struggles at the corner and start
ed to investigate and the highwaymen
fled.
The commission to adjust the back taxes
OF Northampton township, appointed by
Judge Lloyd, and consisting of John w.
Harris, Joseph Huff and J. ]. Fenster-
macher, held Its second session at the
Court House. on Saturday. About $50
delinquents have been reported, and to
properly adjust everything the commits
sion will 60 back about % years. 1t has
been found that In some cases taxes have
been paid but no release secured. Some
of the alleged delinquents have produced
receipts, and such cases have been dis.
missed. The commission was appointed
at the request of the township committee
When its final report is presented tn.
court will order the township collector t.
sell ell such properties In fee, so that
clean start can be made.
Buried under nearly ton of slate, Jos
eph Birch and Joseph Heisler escaped
without serious injury at Burlington, oil
Thursday. The men, who were employees
tearing down the old waiting-room Of tn
Delaware River Transportation Compan'
wharf, heard the slate roof begin to cracl
and had presence of mind enough t
throw themselves PROSTATE ON the hoo
beside tool box nearly fifteen inche
high. This protected them from the wors
of the pressure, but both men were badl
bruised. Pinioned under the fallen roc
the men were helpless until the mass
fallen timber and slate was raised by me
who had been standing around and watch
Ing them at work. Merritt Fering, VIII
was experimenting the job. was able t
get from under the roof before 1t fell, b
was badly cut on the right leg by piee
of falling timber and was bruised on tt
bead
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-11-19

elected Mayor of 8ordentown, the tally
sheets show that Isaac d. Gabel, Independ-
ent, was re elected to that position, which
he has held for several years. In making
up the returns on election night the sec
ond ward gave Hartman 1855, when the
figures should have been 1866. By this
error Gabel receives majority of 6, and
his election is conceded by Hartman. Har-
old B. Wells appeared before the County
Board, at Mount Holly, on Tuesday, but
that body was not willing to make the
correction and adjourned without taking
action. Mr.. Wells filed certificate Of
error In the Supreme court, on Thursday
in behalf of Gabel. To straighten out the
matter an expense of about 800 will b.
saddled on the city of Bordentown.
The following. which appeared in {
philadelphia newspaper, on Friday. is o.
Interest in this section: ''His name wal
Haines and he stated he lived near Med
ford, N. j., owned a cranberry bog ant
had for sale a stallion Of the Morgan
IHambletonian breed. He landed in thi
city on Tuesday morning. struck police
man at Broad and Walnut streets, VIII,
recommended him to the Turf Club, q
the best place to sell his horse. Being ad
J mitted he opened up on the member
! present by introducing himself to job
| Myers, whom he treated to sample O
, his cranberries and then gave a descrip
r ton of his stallion as being bright ma
) hogany bay, full 16 hands, without
t blemish. raised by himself, never touche
? by whip, fed on cakes, candy, kindnes
( and cranberries; could trot seven-eighth
{ of q mile on dirt road in 2.37, withou
d training. and was not afraid of steam {
: automobiles. By the time Haines hs
0 | finished his story. and when resuscitatet
o he managed to calculate: For heaven
{ sake, sell him to Jim McNichol; he
9 mate with Jack Leybarn or Wilque
g When last seen the cranberry farmer WI
entering the Bets building"
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QManten.

WANTED, TO BUY a ( FIRST CLASS,
second hand, four-seat double surrey.
'FnoDe 2914.
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BY INEXPERIENCED TEACH
English, Latin. French. departm entail
work preferred. Address Miss j. a.
r.. care Postmast ter, r. +. D. No. .,
Farmyille, Va.
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notires.

THE. STATE BOARD OF AGRICUL-
ture desires sealed bids on mailing
bulletins yer thousand. For further
Information as to details of the work
inquire of G.. ". <OINER, Commits
SiOnar 4
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Ti,l,cs Disputrb Drantbrs.

rho following Branch offices have been
established for the benefit OF those living
at u distance from the Main Office OF me
Times . isputch The Times DIspatsh Wnn.s
left at airy OF these branches VII reeeNe
the pame enrctul attention as though they
had Deen left at the Main Office ana thcrs
will be no extra cost to tho advertiser:
sLAuanTERs DRUG STORE. rwen,y-fifth
and Senabie streets
W. i. EANEs 1913 East Broad Street
A. a SCOTT twenty mn and Broad
Streets,
WILLIAMS PHARMACY twenty first "ha
Marshall streets.
TARRaST, GRANT s; CO.. Fouslieo ana
Broad streets.
q, W. LA,rIMER. No 500 West Marshali
Street.
THoMpsoN's DRUG STORE No 1921 wes,
ban Street.
/ l. BEvERlDGEo Brook Ave, and Clay
St,eet
RADY's DRUG STORE, Barton Heights
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. y. $500 VIII
liam Sbtirg Avenue. Fulton.
RoBlNsS PHARMACY. No. 200 East MAJ
shall Street
CITY DRUG STORE, 10. liti East Main
street. corner Fifteenth.
JUDsoN CUNNINGHAM. No. 1927 East
Main Street, corner Twenty first.
WALL1s's PHARMACY. No. ss; south Pine
KIRK PARRISH Co. no. il2 East Broat
Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, NO sol Yves
Cary street.
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty-e!ghth an,
\ Streels
RlsoS's PHARMACY. No llo Canal street
J. 7. LEWIS NO. East Broad Street
HUNDLGY * WALiSEK, T~enty-ntth AM
Leigh Streets.
NokrusIpE PHARMACY. Fifth and Bake
StfEeIA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08

WANTED. POSITION IN PRIVATE
family by former student Of state
Norma, School. Two years eXperlr
ence. publications: English, Latin.
mathematics and music. Terms:
Board and laundry and fifteen per
month. References eXcnanged. Ad-
dress, MISS LEE, Mangohick, King
William county, Va.
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atbnnls.
\. =, .A4ig X
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
tstate Agricultural Eand Meehanital college,
at BlacksbnrE. Nn.
a SOUTHERN INSTITUTE OF TECH
NOLOGY.


1r,fty.four Instructors, thoroughly equipped
slt,i,s laboratories and Inirinnries. Farm
nf eleven hundred acres steam heating ami
olectrJc tights In dorntortes. DeEtee
courses In Agriculture, horticulture, CIVIL.
sMprbnnical ntitl Electrical Engineering, An-
plIed chemistry, Applied Geology Prerhra.
tory Medicine and Veterinary Science AMI
General science. shorter courses IN Prac-
,tlcal hgfleultnre and Practicai Meenalues,
I'otnl cost OF session of. nine months. IN
Guiding tuition and other fees board, wash
Ing. textbooks Uniform. Aedical. attendance
cte s247,l0 cost to state students, slol 40
The next session opens "wednesday, Sep
tenber Isl 1907. For Catalogues and other
Information. apply to
PAUL. b. BARR1NG5R, NJ. d.. LII p,
President.
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Busil1rss 0ppnrtullitirs.

MANAGER BRANCH. AUTO
= mobile Salesroom; responsible man,
with tirst-class references and o.OOc
cash, to manage branch automobile
salesroom; high-class machines; po-
sition pays $4,000 per year. llghest
bank and commercial references fur-
nIshed. ADDRESS p, Q. Box 659, chi
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
se i1 3, 1907, at r. Nj, by tho
Board OF Supervisors of York coun-
ty, Va, for the construction of 90
per cent of the distance Of a public
road leading from Oriano Station,
'Kentucky Farm York county Va,
and the Board of Supervisors Of
Warwick county VIII meet at York;
town on the above named date and
receive bids for the remaining 30
per cent. of the distance OF said road
The whole distance is about two
miles For plans and SPECIFICATIONS
apply to D. r.. Norment,. Magruder,
Va, and 3, r. Smith. Denbigh. va.
u. r., NORMENr, Chair'n,
b, p. SMITH, Charm
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YOUNG MAN TO DO COLLECTING
and soliciting. We have an attrae-
tive opening; good chance to adj
i vance and BIO in the open-air part
4 Of the time; active, energetic men
only need apply. SOUTHERN STAMP
AND STATIONERY CO. Ask for Mr..
ROSendOrf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08

FOR SALE. EVERY STYLE or
wagon-open, express, top grocery.
moderate prices. AsMEYER'S SONS,
g12O South Eighth street.
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Fork Union Military Academy

VIM. L. Hatcher, Ill. d., President Trustees
located in n country village IN thd foot
hills OF the Blue Ridge Mountains Health
unexoelled, Gives thorough academic train
ing and prepares for universities, colleses
and professional schools. Equipped ny
United States Government and mas an, OH
Ger detailed from the regular army. Iefnls
for session, including naturalization ana
military foes board and tuition In English,
s1lS For catalogue and further intorma-
ton. address
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08

WANTED, for y. S. Army. able-bodlcd
uunla rried men, Between ages OF II
and IS, citizens of United states. OF
good character and temperate habits,
who can speak. read and write Eng
fish. Men wanted now for service IN
cuba. For Information apply to Re
cruiting officer, $40 East Broad ST..
Richmond. Va; l23 Sycamore ST, Pc
tersburg, Va; or Columbia Building,
CRANKY St. Norfolk. Va.
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McGuire's University School

Opposite Monroe Park, Richmond. Va.
Forty-third session begins September is.
Prepares boys for universities colleses and
schools At University of Virginia
this session twelve boys educated In this
sc hooi received eight degrees and forty-seven
diplomas. Full corps of experienced university
mon as teachers in upper school II Lower
school,, with separate rooms and separate
set OF Instructors. under Immediate super
vision of principal. for small boys Ample
Gymnasium with all necessary
apparatus. Experienced physical director.
Filtered drinking water Sanitary arrange
ments Inspected by health officer weekly.
Catalogue at book stores or by mall
JOHN p. MCGUIRE. JR.. Principal.
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5000 BUYS a VERY FINE MAHOGANY
cascd Ludwig piano; regular price,
5000 Think Of the saving BY talk
ing with crafts Rememfp Pc, t IN,
North Fifth Street, between Grace
and Rrnad ..StreetS.
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UMBRELLA MANutAC-
TURING.

We HAVE REMOVED FROM az EAST
Broad street to BIS East broad
Street. Me can now say that we
have, an fp-to-date umbrella store.
Telephone or postal viii bring us TO
your house in any part OF ....s city.
Repairing and recovering our spec
ialiy. stop and see us We VIII
treat you right Telephone AG39.
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Strayer's Business College,

Cor, Eleventh and r SITS. n. w.
NASHISGTON, ID. O.
Our school is open to the young man or
woman with ambition and a desire for the
better positions IN life. We cannot supply
the demand for good Stenographers. Type.
writer's and Bookkeepers Uncle Sam needs
more every day, too. and is willing to pay
we'll for the service. Write for our cata-T
logue It's&free. ~
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LADY OF EXPERIENCE. DESIRES
position in private family to teach
the usual English branches, Latin
KATE LACY, Nathalie, Va.
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Meetimas.

9 A STATED coAlMuM!!cAllpN
Ny of Metropolitan,I. Lodge, No. ~, a.,
/~\F and a. NJ, VIII he held IN the
Masonic Temple, 4-4u RsnAf evening"
August Sth, 1907. at o'clock, ,,,
Members of sister LODGES ana Trans
lent brethren are cordially Invited.
by order Of the ", M, 80 60.
w N. WATKINS. Sec'y.
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WANTED, THREE UNFURNIsHEo.
rooms, for man and Wife: no chll-
drpn. state location and terms.
West End preferred. c. r., I519 west
Marshall.
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Aituations GManteo, Male.

WANT ED, PRIVATE ECHOOL WORK
experience and thorough training.
Advanced mathematics specially.
Address BANK OF GLOUCEaI LEX,
INC, Gloucester Point, Va.
WANTED, A POSITION BY ENpC-
renccd young man In the fire insu-
surancc business. Local agency pre-
ferred. Address INSURANCE, care
this Office.
WANTE ED. POSITION AS NIGHT
Waterman, By man who can rurnisn
the best references. Address Il I9S,
care this Office.
BAKER WISHES a POSITION.
Bread ard cakes. 113 North Nine
tenth Street. &. SOELSOHN.
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GOOD PAY AND YOUR COMFORTS
looked after. $500 to $500 per Week
while learning; much more III a little
while: nice dressing-roCms, private
lockers tor your clothes; matfon IN
charge: dining-rooms and restaurant,
etc, light work, at w HlIL . Z IL
BRANCH AMERICAN CIGAR co.
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Solicitors ann Statesmen.

.ANyAssERs AND .COLLEcToRs lcoK
Industrial sick benefit insurance,
Good pay; steady work for. right
men. Apply after S to A. M. A to
4 r. Mat 1909 East Broad street.
PROyIDENI RELIEt, ASsOCIA-
IION
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DUR SUMMER RATES WILL 30
discontinued after August l5tn. III
good for day and night classes, and
begin the course when 1t suits YOU
This offer saves YOU twenty.iiyo per
cent. on tuition. MASSEY i BuslNE9 F
COLLEGE, 705 East Main street.
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The Richmond Academy

Cor. Park Avenue and Lbmbardy street.
Richmond, Va.
A couLEGE AND UNIVERSITY PRE-
PARSTORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN.
EQUIPMENT,-- we'll heated, light
cd and ventilated buildings Single desks
Filtered water Well equipped gymnasium 81 VI
in charge OF expert director Large athletic
neld. Separate building for primary depart
ment
having special preparation for mis- subject.
INSTRUCTfON.-Cour of study conforms
directly TO university and college entrance
reduirenents Special work IN drawing
penmanship taught by business college ex'
pert. Daily spelling requiring OF eacf
student.
Numbers limited. Upper school, 90; pri
mary department.. 40 For catalogue call a
bookstores or address
WILLIAM l.. PRINCE, Dean.
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uPHOLSTERING OF THE RIGHT
KIND,

PARLOR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AND
Couches done over. A full line of
Brocades, Tapestrys and Damasks to
select from. Phone for free esti-
mates. STDNOR & TIUNDLEi, INC,
709 to 713 East Broad Street
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EXPOSITION VISITORS
Z accommodated; private residence;
Write Mrs j. NJ. MCFARLAND, I'll
North Marshall Avenue, Norfolk, Va.
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Diann Tullill4.

PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED BY,
our expert factory workmen at mod
crate prices. Our work Is of the
finest: satisfaction. guaranteed. II
your instrument is in need Of repair,
iet us make YOU an estimate on same.
s STIEFF'S, 265 East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08

WANTED, WORKING MANAGER OR
foreman, to work with and direct Ia
Dor on farm milk Il few COWS, Keep
machinery in order, rough carpeh-
tering. &c. good home for sober,
abie-bodied man. References re-
Guired. II, SELDOM TAYLOR q
co.
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WANTED, FOREMAN LINOTYPE MA
Chinist, to take charge of two
machine plant. Salary, s25 a week
Permanent place for good man.
Union Office Address HERALD, spar
tan burE 5. CT
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WANTED, PERNfAN nNT AND TRAN
silent boarders at THE LURAY. 4O3
e. Main Street; excellent table; nice
rooms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08

FOR SALE. CASH or. 1NsTALMl1NT
plan. doctors buggy originally
cost $500: in trst-class order. VIII
sell low to quick purchaser. Address
"BUGGY w.. care this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08

WANTED, A WORKING FARM MAN
ager who understands the care OF
stock, vegetables and flowers; his
wife to attend to small dairy aud
chickens, Apply to r. W. WOOD a.
SONS. Scedsmen, IL South -Four
teeuth Street,
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SITUATIONS Manten, Gclnale.

A LADY. MIDDLE AGED, MOULD
like place in a refined FAMILY TO
assist in housekeeping and sewing.
Roanoke, Va.
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FOR SALE, FINE UPRIGr,T MAHOG-
any case piano, or would exchange
Fitafor Il good, seryiceable horse.
Phone 1891 or write j, i, care OF
Time a. Dfspatch.
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CHICKEN FEEL
SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.
5falro a9rpposals-
NOVICE no CONSTRUCTIONS.

Houston. Va. July 18th.
THE BUILDING COMMITTEE OF
Halifax county Jail invite sealed pro-
p6sas for the erection and compile
ton of new county Jail, agreeable
to the plans and specifications pre-
pared by Architects Frank F. Mil
burn &. Co., Washington y. c, SAID
plans and specifications are now OH
file with the county clerk. also at
tho architects office.
Each contractor is requested to NE
with the county clerk sealed bid on
or before ~ o'clock noon August J..
1907. Each bid must be accompa-
MED by certified check, made paya-
4 BILE TO tho chairman of the. building
committee. for $500 as evidence OF
good faith on his part, and In case
his bid Is accepted. that he Will en-
ter into contract at once. and file
an acceptable guarantee company
bond for fifty per cent. Of the con-
tract price for the faithful perform
anco of the contract. Eighty per
cent. will be paid as the work pro-
gresses retaining twenty per cent
until final completion and accept
nnce. The building committee re.
serve the right to reject any and
| all bids.
Chairman Building Committee
GRAN CRADDOCK. County Clerk