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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02
HIS FATAL DEAFNESS.
RICHARD NUMAy STRUCK BY NOR
FOLK AND WESTERN TRAIN.
The Grand Jury ofNorfolk 20 Investigate
tho Criminal Record-Eiks Ceiebra-
tion In DanvilIe.

NORFOLK. VA, March 1.-Special.-
1tss morning Mr.. Richard human. \
pUuIar citizen Of Bramblcton, while
walking upon the track Of the Norfolk
and Western railroad, near the passen-
ger depot, was struck by a coal raid.
receiving injuries which will be certain
TO cause his death. Both legs were
crushed and Lis body badly mashed Mr..
human was about siXty-i five years OF age
and unmarried. The accident was caus' d
~ his being deaf and not hearing tho
bel Of the engine, which WIS ringirg
Vigorously.
The grand Jury for the March term OF
the corporation court Is composer Oh
some OF the most prominent citizens Oh
the city. Judge Broke will charge them
sIcCially concerning crime In NorfolK
They will investigate dived' N and prone
TO the bottom.
Southampton county, through Its board
OF SUPERVISORS, yesterday apr oprated
$50 for the Virginia Worlds Fair build
ing at Chicago. The appro )riauon was
secured through the active efforts OF MRS.
!. IL. Bogart, the lady member OF the
Worlds Fair Auxiliary Board OF the
county. Mrs. Bogart is also engaged In
arranging a series Of entertainments Tor
the benefit of the building.
The congregation Of the Union Christian
church, this city. Rev. Mr.. Jones pastor
will erect a $4,000 church as soon as Inc
spring opens.
w. II. Smith. the negro who attempted
70 assault white woman in Berkeley,
was tried in the county court yesterday
and sent TO the penitentiary for ten years.
He had previously been sentenced Tor
ten years for attempting TO Kill Deputy
Sheriff Severson. Other charges against
him were nolle prosecuted.
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street with safety without locking his
wagon. on February 18th MIR. Chaihn
notified the chief OF police In this city
that he considered the city ordinance
in question illegal. ard, II the official
would send an officer. the latter couid
see rim lock his own wagon and make
a test case OF IL.
This was done. ard Mr.. Chatiin was
reported. On February 18th the Police
Justice fined Mr.. Chaffin $40. which the
latter refused to pay and asked 20 be sent
TO fail In order 10 secure writ OF hapeas
CORPUS and take The case 10 the court Oh
appeals. This the Justice declined 10 90,
and subsequently, Mr.. Chaffin. through ms
attorney, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Gillian. Appeared
TO the hastings court.
judge S. B. Witt ruled that the case
should be tried by jury. and for the past
five days testimony was heard IN thAt
case. Yesterday the jury brought IN
verdict for the defendant.
City Attorney Meredith moved that the
verdict be set aside. and that motion Will
be heard during the next term OF me
court.
The jury was discharged for the term.
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And You. Too. President Tyler.
IVA CHINGTON March lie
Editor Times:
MIR. ALEXANDER DEAD.
Succumbs at Last TO an Attack ofPneumo
nia-Mr, McCue Buried.

STAUNTON. VA. March Especial
MIR. Frank Alexander. whose illness has
been noticed in The Times. died this after
noon about o'clock. Mr.. Alexander has
been Ill with the grip and pneumonia
for some days. but hope was only given
up yesterday, when it was found that
both lungs were involved. Frank Alex
ander had lived in Stanton most Of his
life. and had the esteem and respect Of
all who knew him. He married some
years since Miss Fannie Murrill, who,
with two little children. survives him.
He also leaves a mother and two brothers
and many relatives in this town and
county.
The funeral of Mr.. Donald McCue. who
died in New Orleans Friday of apoplexy
took place to-day from Trinity Episcopal
church of this city. Mr.. McCue was the
son of the late Judge John Howard Nc
Cue. His mother and other members Of
his family live in Stanton. 1t Is a sim
gular circumstance that Mr. McCue. Mr.
Alexander and Mr.. Miller McCue, who is
i'll in Richmond. are all first cousins.
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ALLOWED TO B0RROW MONEY.
Petersburg Making Arrangements to Meet
Her 0biigations-0therN News.

PETERSBURG, VA, March Especial
At the monthly meeting Of the city coun-
oil this afternoon the city treasurer was
given Guthori'y 10 borrow $4,000 to meet
certain obligations OF the city. Mr.. VIII
liam b. McIlwaine a memhcr OF the coun-
ell from the Fourth ward who resigned
his seat in the council at the last meet
iig. sent a communication to the council
at It's meeting this afternoon, stating
that, yielding to the demand Of his con
sutucnts, he would withdraw his reslg-
nation
The council made an appropriation Of
1880 10 lay water mails on certain streets
CT the city.
The police &C mmissioners held a meet
ing this afternoon and elected T. Wesley
Webb 10 fill vacancy on the police
corps from the Sixth ward, caused bv
the death OF Police Officer Shelby. Tie
commissioners also made a donation Of
$50 10 the mother OF the deceased officer
John |. Birctett. Theoderick Bland and
George Sherman have been appoint ed
judges of election for Bland district,
Prince George county, by the electoral
board Of the county. Judges Of election
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ROANOKE, VA, March 1.-Special.-
The Catholic Orphanagc OF the Rich
mond diocese was opeDtd mere to-day.
The Bishop is expected to arrive NO.
tonight and two male orphans. one from
the city almchcuse will be admitted TO-
morrow. The Sisters Of Nazareth are IN
charge and will start a schoo' with about
175 pupils.
The ground for the site OF The new
hospltai was ttaked out this morning.
The first building to be erected VIII cost
$50. 900. -.
The mortuary report for February OF
this CITY shows twenty-eight deaths:
Male, %; females. IS. OF this NUMBER q
were children under five years or age
who died Of pneumonia and bronchius'
The Pocahontas Coal Company shipped
for February fs2, 744 tons Of coal and COKE
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DEATHS.

MALLORY.-Died. at the residence OF
his son-in-law. Il. \. Taylor. at o'clock
A. NJ, March LIST. Mr.. O. A. MALLORY,
I'm the sixty-ninth year OF his age beloved
husband OF Mrs. NJ Kate Mallory. He
leaves a wife, two daughters and three
sisters TO mourn their irreparable l1ss
Funeral at the above resi- ience THIS
EVENING, March %, at O'Clock
FrieTds and acquaIntances are invited 10
attend without further notice.
EDWARDS. Entered into rest. at the
residence Of her husband. No 30 south
Laurel street, on Tuesday. February 18th
at 3;45 A. NJ, EMMA j., wife OF David
Edwards.
Funeral from ST. Andrews Episcopal
church TO-DAY. March ID at 4 p. NJ
Friends ard acquaintances invited TO at
tend.
PRIDE.-Died at Lucerne, Amelia
county, Va, at the residence OF his
brother. Thomas Pride. WESLIE. the
youngest son OF the late John T. and
Julia f. Pride; eyed thirty-six
ROBINSON.-Died. at the residence al,
J. VI. Lewis. March LIST, 1898. MARY y.
ROBINSON. daughter Of Starkey Robin
son, Esq, of Botetcurt county, Va.
Interment at Buchanan THIS AFTER
NOON.
PARRISH. Died, at the Retreat for
the Sick. Wednesday morning, G. J.
PARRISH.
The remains will be taken 10 Albemarle
at o'clock THIS MORNING for inter
ment. Friends Of the family invited.
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FIRS CELEBRATE
Their First Anniversary-Death OF MRS.
Eliza j. shelton.

DANvILLE. VA. March Especial
Danville Lodge. No. 227, Benevolent and
Protective Order Of Eks. celebrated the
first anniversary Of its birth tonight
with grand social session. attended by
Danvllle Elks and their fair friends, ana
a large delegation of visiting Elks from
Portsmouth. Norfolk and Richmond. IL
was pronounced one of the grandest 80
ciety banquets ever held in Danville'
Several visiting Elks were out driving
this afternoon in a surrey, when the horses
ran away and threw them out. No one
was hurt. but the vehicle was smashed
up.
Mrs. Eliza ]. Shelton. widow OF the
late John l.. Shelton. died at her home
in this city to-day. She was one OF the
oldest women in Danville.
The negro moonshiner, James wilkins,
who escaped from the United States offi-
GERS at Cunningham's a few days ago.
was caught to-day. He was found TO
have been badly wounded when shot at
by the officers while making his escape
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02
ON 10 W1SIfING TON.
Tammany Braves All Ready TO Leave for
the Capital.

NEW YORK. March 1.-The Tammany
braves are all ready to move on to Wash
ington to attend the inaugural ceremo-
MES They will leave tomorrow morning
by the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and
Ohio railroads. The will be 5000 strong.
every district sending its full quota OF
100 men. Every brave viii wear hand
some badge OF silk. with the letters and
pictures displayed woven in it. AT the
top is an American Indian. and the words
"Tammany Hall" Just below is an
American flag. with the tigers head in
the centre. and the inscription, "Inaugu-
ration Of Cleveland and Stevenson, March
4. 1898" and at the bottom a picture OF
the national Capitol.
The organization will form for parade
on Inauguration day in four divisions,
with Mayor Gilroy as grand sachem OF
Tammany Society I'm the van. All sach-
ems will march in full regalia, and Saga
more William II. Dobbs will carry the
liberty cap which is at all Fourth OF
July celebrations.
The ordinary braves will have high
silk hats. and black or dark oyercoats.
and every one will also wear the hand-
some silk badge described.
The Tammany Legion will be headed
by the Second. Sixth. Fourteenth and the
Twenty-folrth districts. which made the
best records at the last election.
Their music will be furnished by 20
musicians, composing Innis' Thirteenth
Regiment Band. of Brooklyn; Jaeger's
Band. Conterno's Fourteenth Regiment
Band. and Crowley's Eighth Regiment
Band.
Edward Murphy Jr., Senator-elect from
this State was at the Hoffman House
last night on his way 10 Washington.
He was visited during the day and even
ing by many prominent men, including
Richard Croker. observation-disclosures
Sheehan and others.
Mr. Murphy told a reporter that he was
on his way TO Washington to be sworn
in and to witness the inauguration or a
Democratic President. He will leave this
afternoon. Mr.. Murphy declined 10 dis
cuss political questions. except to repeat
his assurances that the President-elect
would not. as far as he was concerned,
suffer any endorsements.
MILWAUKEE, March 1.-Governor Peck
arrived here last evening from Madison,
on his way to Washington where he Will
take part in the inauguration ceremo-
MES. The Governor and his staff VIII
appear mounted Oh coal black chargers,
the members Of the staff appearing In
fun uniform.
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The Vote Of Jackson Ward.

-Four years ago. when Governor Nc
Kinney was a candidate for the Office Of
chief executive OF this State, the resi-
dents of Jackson ward cast $50 votes for
Mr.. Mckinney. and 7S4 for Malone his
opponent. making total Of 1,4j3 votes
In 1884, when only members of the
House OF Delegates were elected only POS
votes We're cast for the candidates Of
the Democratic party. there being no
opposition.
At the last presidential election in No
vember, 1889. the following votes were
cast by the residents Of Jackson ward:
Cleveland. 597; Harrison. 1872; Weaver, 4;
Prohibition. 4. Total, 1857.
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HANCHETT,S COMPLICATIONS.
Reported Favorabiy, But This is rs Far as
II IL Likely to Get.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 1.-After
three Intellectual attempts to get an ex-
ecutive session, the Republicans were
successful to-day. the understanding be-
ing, however that nothing Of a disputed
character should be considered. Accord
ingly. when Mr.. Sherman made the mo-
ton, there was no opposition. The SEES
sion lasted for half an hour. AS was
intimated in these dispatches a few days
ago, the effort was made TO reconsider
the vote by which the nomination OF
Mr.. John V. l.. Findlay. OF Maryland.
TO be Gillian arbitrator was rejected.
The effort was not very hearty one
and met with failure. Mr. Sherman made
the motion to reconsider and I'm support
OF that motion. introduced various pa
pers. The Republicans looked upon the
matter as something for the Democrats
to settle. Mr.. Findiay was Democrat.
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have also Teen appointed for tbe other
districts IN the county. but their names
were not learned.
The taking OF dispositions in the Goode-
Eres congressional contested election
case, In Prince George county was con-
cluded yesterday.
Major Francis r. Lassiter, OF this city,
who has been engaged In taking these
depc sitions, is to-day confined 70 MS pea
from sickness. 80.
A large number OF our citizens VIII
leave tomorrow for washington 10 at
tend the inauguration.
General Fitzhugh Lee. who will COM
mand the Third division at Cleveland's
Inauguration, las invited Mr.. William
Henry Mann. Of this city. to be a men,
Der OF his staff.
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IRISH EDUCATIONlL Bill.
The Motion to Adopt Its Second Reading
Defeated-Tbe Debate.

LONDON, March Lord Frederick
Hamilton. Conservative member Of Par
Lament for North Tyrone, in moving to-
day the second reading Of the Irish Edu-
cational bill urged that the Irish board
Of education ought to be controlled by
Parliament. In Justice TO the minority
I'm Ireland he further called attention TO
the fact that it was the only board of
the kind In the Kingdom amenable TO
parliamentary control.
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Obituary.

Mr.. c. J. Parrish, formerly connected
with the Surry Lumber Company. died
yesterday morning at the Retreat for the
Sick
On the 9th Of December he was run
over an engine on the narrow gauge
road. owned by the Surry Lumber Com
pany, and received wounds which caused
his death. He leaves a wife and one
child.
His remains will be taken to the home
Of his father. Samuel =. Parrish I'm Alb
marie. on the O'Clock train this morning
for irterment.
The following gentlemen will act as
pall-bearers: DR.. j. NJ. Ellis. r. " Par
IRISH, Branch II. Alien, Chester Scott
Calvin Wilson, r. r. Eldridge. T.. T..
Gum, A. S. Williams, Thomas Walford
and r. T. X. Balm. OF Portsmouth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02
PLAYER Pickett Wins His Suit.

BALTIMORE. MD, March 1.-Pickett.
the second baseman of the Baltimore
club, who was released early last sea-
son. sued the company for balance %
salary. $1.2Sj. and the jury awarded
him the full amount.
Mr. Won der Horst. the president OF
the club. says Il still think we have the
right on our side, and am sure we will
win In the end"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02
REJOICING IN WfLLffNSBURG
Passage ofthe Measure Celebrated by Bon
Fires Parade and Speeches.

Fires Parade and Speeches.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, March l.-Sne-
cial.-The news received here tonight
that Congress had at last given William
and Mary College $4,000 for the destruc-
ton OF its buildings during the war is
the cause Of great rejoicing among our
people The college grounds are iilumi-
mated with boniires. and students in large
numbers are pard1ing the streets giving
their college yell while the college bell
is ringing the news &c the surrounding
country.
The professors were called upon for
speeches. and several of them responded.
There is no doubt that the President
will sign the bill when it is presented to
him. President Tyler, with three MEM
bers Of the board of visitors. is row in
Washington.
The passage OF this bin will materi-
ally assist In putting this famous old in
stitution in a condition IL again reach
the grand position il once held as the
leading educational institution Of the
South.
And You, Too, President Tyler.
WASHINGTON. March 1st
Editor Times:
Hurrah for Congress. Crisp, Beethoven
and the Virginia delegation! The William
and Mary bill has passed.
Senator Hoar. Dr. John W. Lawson and
General William 3. Taliaferro will call
on the President tomorrow.
LYON G.. TYLER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02
srit~t MENTs.
A cARp.-rEsrnIoNIAL FROM ABANX
PRESIDENT

Mr.. HENRY GARDES, president OF ths
American National Bank. New Orleans "a.
s.s,es 20 snfserin. humanity afflicted with
Brights disease, diabetes, cystltis' caicn',, ~
somnia, dyspepsia. malaria and torpid hr'r
that no will take pleasurein informing any
pouirer regarding the wonderful wa'eF'o'
the
STAFFORD MINERAL SPRING OF MN
SlSSIPPI.
which will absolutely cure these diSeasSs >
ashort time. He adds;
ri feel that | would be doing wron'
should not make known to my feliow-nia
what this wster has done in cures AMI how u
has a,tonished thu most eminsn. physicians
in Nav Orleans and elsewhere. Whoever
wrifss 20 me will tell all know aboa. ne
virtuss OF this wonderful water
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On to the Capital.

ALTON, VA, March 1.-The Chesa-
peake and Ohio vestibule, in two sections
With sixteen cars filed with passenssrs'
passed here at IL \. NJ. for WASHINGTON
d. c.. to attend the Inauguration or Prcsl-
dent Cleveland. This section will be well
represented on the 4th in Washing m
The weather is clear and pleasant. The
roads are almost impossible. Business
is modaI ately active.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02
DIR. M'FARLAND DEAD.
Intelligence of His Demise In MaysviIle,
y. c., Received in Staunton.

STAUNTON. VA. March Especial
a telegram was received here this morn
ing saying that Rev. ID. X. Mcfarland.
u. D.. formerly the beloved pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church. of this
city. died last night at Maysville, S. c.
He will be buried here
Dr. Mcfarland was beloved and honored
by every one In this town. irrespective
OF church utilization. and his loss is a
great one TO the entire community. He
leaves widow and two young daugh-
tiers.
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The Dfummers.

The meeting Of the Travellers Protec-
tive Association, which was 10 have been
held last night at Murphy's Hotel, was
postponed until Monday night, when all
OF the members and visitors who may
be in the city are kindly requested 10
be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02
Mnre Deadlock Rallnts.

OLYMPIA. WASH. March 1.-To-day's
ballot for United States Senator was
without result.
HELENA, MONT, March 1.-To-day's
ballot for Senator resulted as follows:
Mantle, 30; Clark, "a; Dixon, II; others
scattering; no choice. The Legislature
adjourns tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02
LOCK YOUR WHEELS.
A Jury Has Decided That All Have a Right
to do so.

On February 10th a policeman Of this
city In the discharge Of his duties COM
PEELED driver OF one of Mr.. X. b.
Chains wagons 10 unlock one of it's
wheels on Main street between Twelfth
and Fourteenth streets. The wagon was
going IN an easterIy direction, and being
On downward grade the wheel had been
locked.
After arriving AZ the farm the driver
TeDosesd The matter TO Mr.. Chafin, and
slated that4Ae could not drive down Main
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02

ATLANTA, GA, March lie. G. Don
aldson, for two years a lawyer in the
office Of Hon. Hoke Smith. was found
dead in bed at his home in Decatur this
morning,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
City Engineers Office,
Richmoa1 Va March . $50


City Engineers Office,
Richmond. Va. March 2. 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CElNED AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL, q
O'CLOCK p. NJ. ON THE 18th DAY OF
APRIL, 1903, for all LABOR and NATE
RIAL. and liking IN place complete the
FURNITURE. COUNTERS. PRESSES,
etc. and the COMBINATION LIGHT
FIXTURES for the EW CITY HALL
cordance with the general instructions
and conditions, schedules and drawings.
which may be seen at this Office.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for $500.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings reserve the right TO reject any and
all bids, and To award the contract as n
whole or separately, and will reject all
bids received after the time herein stated
for opening the same. or which do not
comply ,strietly with the requirements
w. L. cUTsHAw,
mh2-th&sutd City Engineer.
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Chief Justice Robinson Dead.

GEORGETOWN, DEL. March l.
Alfred Peter Robinson, chief justice OF
Delaware, died suddenly from heart
failure this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02

For Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, etc.
effectual relief is found in the use OF
" Bro'ca's Bronchial Troches." Price rs cents.
Sold only IN bo1es.--Adv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02
South Caroiina's Representatives

COLUMBIA. s. c.. March L-Governor
Tillman left for Washington to-day, ac-
companied by the following party. to
take part in the inauguration parade:
Adiutant and Inspector-General ii. L..
Farley, Assistant Adiutant-General j..
g. Watts. Colonel +. NJ. Nixon, Colonel
w. A. Neal. Colonel T. n. Berry. Colonel
c. j. Purcell. Colonel Il. b. Watson, Colo
mel Wylie Jones' Colonel f.. NJ. Rucker,
General II. ~ Richbourg, Major Charles
NEWMAN. Major II. NJ. Brennan, Major
J. S. Dufiie. Captain l. d. Melton, Cap
tain Il. Il. Calyo. DR.. +. u. Kendall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02
Georgia VIII be Well Represented.

ATLANTA, GA, March Hon. Hoke
Smith, who has been appointed Secretary
OF the Interior under the incoming adj
ministration, will leave Atlanta for Wash
ington at noon tomorrow. He will be
accompanied by John T. Glenn. his law
partner. and Mr.. Balch, who has long
had charge of Mr. Smiths personal cor
respondence The Evening Journal to-
day contains the announcement that Mr..
Smith has disposed OF portion OF his
stock in that paper to employees, and that
during his residence In Washington he
will be unable 10 direct the paper but
that there will be no change OF policy.
Governor Northen and members OF his
staff left for Washington this morning.
In addition TO the Governor, Colonies A.
j. West quartermaster-g general; J. NJ.
Kill, adiutant-general: c. b. Satterlee.
acting assistant adjutant-general; John
:. Gambler. judge-a dvocate-g general: j. II.
Estln, c. II. Brand. T. J. Lyon. Il. c.
Deeson, w A. Broughton. +. T. Neil.
A. w. Walton. J. Il. Boyd, j. ID. Harrell,
J. l.. Wattley, K. b. Smith. Augustus
Dupont, G.. II. Waring. j. Cotton Lynes
and 7. VI. Swift compose the party Cap
tain John A. Miller OF the Governor 0
Horse Guard. Will be color-bearer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02

~. =. FUN III sFEfSfA,
Indigestion. and stomach disorders. take
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
All dealers keep II, 81 per bottle. Genuine hsf
trade sad creased red lines on wrapper,
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w ANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK
w and CLEAN UP FOR A SMALL
FAMILY. Apply at los north seventh
street. mh2-lt'
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w ANTED-TO BUY 4 SECOND
w HAND JOB PRESS, in good order.
Address PRINTING. care Of The Times.
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WANTS.

VIZ ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS AND
w EXPERIENCED CITY SALES
MAN for Groceries and General produce
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VIZ ANTED -T TO TAKE PRIVATE
w LESSONS in DANCING. Address.
stating tuition fees. LIGHT FANTAS-
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w ANTED-25 OR 3O-HORSE POWER
w ENGINE AND BOILER, also good
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ANDERSON. Andersonville, Va.
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w ANTED - TWO FIRST CLASS
w CANVASSERS FOR city OF klsh-
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w ANTED-IN REAL ESTATE. 4
w good, reliable business man, wen
acquainted with the city. Address, win
reference. BUSINESS, care Letter car
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