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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
FIRST CATALOGUES SHIPPED.
Only Two Crops of Peaches In Good Condi-
finn.

HEATHSVILLE. Va. July 1.-THE
first cantelopes OF the season were
shipped during the past week. and those
in good condition are bringing fair
price. \ good many are shipped too
green at this season of the year The
truckers In our section will have 10 de-
pend entirely upon this class OF trucks
this year. there being no fruit worth
mentioning. one gentleman near the
mouth Of COan river has "A very fair crop
Of peaches. This and one other crop IS
all OF any moment that your CORE
spondent has heard of in our whole Sec
ton. There s.cms 10 BE- a good quantity
Of late tomatoes cultivated for the cam
nlng-hOuses.
Your correspondent witnessed an ex-
hibition one half-mile trot by a 3-year-
old colt belonging in our county, at the
track Of the Northern Neck Agricultural
Association. the other evening. in which
the time made was lilo on a slow track.
The public will doubtless hear more of
this colt later on.
Some little irregularlty seems to exist
in the transmission OF the mails just now.
The Dispatch arrives a day or two be-
hind time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
Virginia News Items.

Cavalry Baptist church, Roanoke. has
extended their pastor. Rev Len c..
Broughton. a months vacation.
Mrs. Belle c. Flggatt wife OF Charles
W. Figgatt, late OF Rockbridge county.
died at Roanoke on Friday Of consump-
ton.
Five large and distinct veins OF splen-
did mica have recently been discovered
on the farm OF Mr.. J. $. Falconer near
Brockenburg. in Spotsylvania county.
A large deposit OF clay that contains
an abundance of aluminium has been
found on the Rappahannock river, near
Fred rickshurg. A vessel-load has been
shipped north for an exhaustive analysis
Mr.. Bailey Buckner, eldest son OF Col
onel c. c. Buckner. and prominent
citizen or Orange county, was seriously
injured by falling into well he was
having dug Mr.. Buckner descended into
the well, and was overcome by the gases
While being drawn up he tainted. and
fell from the bucket, sustaining severe
cuts and bruises.
II. r. Flickwa, civil engineer on the
Norfolk and Western at Rad.
ford. died on Thursday night at Meyer.
Pa. where he was visiting at the time
of his death. He was temporarily con-
nected with the engineering department
at Philadelphia. He was brother OF
ID. w. Fliclswa. general superintendent Of
tina Norfolk and Western road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
SOCIAL seUleS FROM SUFFOLK.
Interesting Lecture for the Benefit OF the
Kings Daug Notes.

SUFFOLK, VA, July H-(Special.)-
Rev. W. L. Hall. d. D., of New York.
delivered an interesting lecture at the
Baptist church last Tuesday night for
the benefit of the Kings Daughters, who
had a lawn party on the church-grounds
after the lecture was over.
DR.. A. w. Eey has been at Blue
Ridge Springs this week attending the
annual meeting Of the Virginia Pharma-
ceutcal Association. He was accom-
panied by his wife and her sister, Miss
Lizzie Primer.
Mr.. b. b. Dumvllle and wife will leave
here next week for trip of several
weeks duration 10 New Jersey, New
York, and Prince Edward Island.
Captain James T. Vaughan. OF Rich
mond. was In Suffolk the first OF this
week, the guest OF his son-ln-law, Mr.
Sidney Britt, one OF our prominent mer-
chants.
Professor w. w. Briggs. principal Of
Locust Dale Academy. Madison county.
a former resident OF Suffolk. has been
here this week visiting relatives and COM
bining business with pleasure.
Mrs. NJ Il. Gardner. OF Chattanooga.
Tenn. who has been visiting relatives in
Suffolk for about a month, left this week
for home. accompanied by her sister.
Miss Lille Gardner. who will spend the
remainder OF the summer with her rea-
tives at their residence. near Chatto-
no0ga.
Miss Jennie Briggs left here this morn
;pg Tor Virginia Beach, where she VII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
LANcSTON FOR CONGRESS.
The Negro Orator Has Been Sounding the
Sentiment OF His Race.

PETERSBURG, VA. July H-(Specal)
The only political news Of special interest
in this section is the apparently we'll
founded announcement that John VI.
Langston viii probably be n candidate
again FOR Congress in the Fourth Dis
trict. II Is known that Langston has
been in this city and in some Of the
counties Of the district during the present
week, and that he Is sounding the senti-
ment of the colorerl people as TO his
candidacy for Congress with what effect,
however. II IS yet too early 10 state. The
Republican convention 10 nominate viii
meet in Burkevlle on the 3lst Of July,
and thus far no delegates have been
elected.
1t Is believed that, as a general thing.
the white Republicans may decline to
vote If LangatOn is their alternative. one
thing. however. is certain. and that Is the
negroes constitute the great bulk Of the
Republican party in every county I'm the
district, and they can nominate whom
they choose
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
SOCIAL AFFAIRS AT WARRENTON.
Wedding of Miss Amer Dulaney and Mr.
w. Writ Henry-Personal.


wARRENTON, VA, July 14.-CSpe-
cial)-Mrs. r. J. Semmes gave a euchre
party on Monday evening in honor of her
guest, Miss Eastwich, Of New Orleans.
The prizes were very handsome, and the
guests were in number twenty eight.
on Tuesday evening at 7:S0 O'Clock Miss
Amer Dulaney was married TO Mr.. W.
Writ Henry, formerly of Richmond, at
the home Of her mother. near auckland.
The bride wore white silk and was eX-
ceedingly handsome. Her maid Of honor
WAS Miss Eliza Dulaney, who also wore
white silk. The bridesmaids were Misses
Jessie Love Elise Green, jeanette Cherd'
Mary Lee. Amer Ordrige Mary Beale'
and G. Checd, who were gowned in most
becoming white muslins with satin RID
bons. The groomsmen were MessrS. Joe
Beadlcy and Douglas Sims, OF Nashins-
ton; Monroe Love. George Carter, Helne-
Kin. of Fauquier; Frank Lee, and John
nm Carter. Mr. Cash Dulaney, brother
az the bride. acted as best man. The no
raj decorations were profuse and lovely.
The happy couple held a large reception
after the ceremony, then drove TO Mahas-
sas in time 10 catch the midnight traln'
which was to hurry them on their way to
Duluth, Mimi, Where inc bipOi'i nos 80. 80 -,
for the past few years, and which VIII De
their. future home.
AT o'clock on Thursday morning Ken
meth Foley, aged 10 years. died of appen-
dicitis. at the home Of his father. MI
Robert Foley, of this place.
Mr.. X. Carmichael, Of Fredericksburg
is visiting Mr. Fairfax Gaines.
Miss Bessie Williams, OF Baltimore, Is
visiting at the home OF Major Taylor
Scott.
We are glad to report Mrs Eppa Hun
toms health much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Catlett, OF Staun-
ton, after a months visit here, have re-
turned TO their home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
NJ in Mecklenburg, returned home to-

ing in Mecklenburg. returned home to-
day.
Miss Blanche Hardy u visiting her
sister, Mira John Shaw. In Warrenton'
NJ. G..
Miss Lily Walton. OF Rice. arrived to-
day, and will be the guest OF Miss Ger
trude Ewing.
An entertainment. consisting OF Illus
trated Worlds Fair views. solos. duets
and trios. will be given at Meherrin
Raptlst church on Tuesday eve
ming by Rev. J. T. Belts. assisted by
his brother. Il. l.. Belts, OF Halifax
county, and his sister. Mrs. Matte
Thomas, OF the Conservatory or Music
at Boston. Mass The entertainment
promises to be quite n success
Rain Is greatly needed in this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
.DROUCHT IN PAGE VALLEY.
Summer Normal School Well Attended
Personal Mention.

LURAY, VA, July 1L-(Speclal.) THE
drought in the section OF the country
around and about Luray IS becoming
quite severe, though in other sections OF
the county local showers have refreshed
vegetation somewhat.
The Summer Normal School. being held
in this place. IS progressing faVorab.y
in its work and Is we'll attended.
Editor Berrcy, of the Courier, and
Sheriff Rosser returned recently from a
trip to Madison county. which was much
enjoyed. Mr.. 4. \. T.. Judd. a promi-
nent druggist. Of Washington, d. c., with
his family, are spending the heated term
at Mr.. Judds old home, near Kimball, in
this county.
Dir. John Moore and wife. OF Nebraska.
are at Mr. James y. Hudson's, In Luray.
an uncle OF MIR. Moore.
Miss Lena Morrisette. of Manchester,
Is visiting her friend Miss Carrie Long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
GERMAN PEOLeR ARRESTED.
Sent On for Trial Upon Very Weak Evil
dence-A Lawn Party Closed.

CREWE. VA. July lt-ISpec.al.) -Deuls
Chmar is the name OF the German pedler
who was arrested Thursday morning
charged with entering the residence Of
Mr.. w. II. Morgan, on that date. and
stealing so. He was fully identified as
the man seen entering the house, but
when searched no trace OF the money
could be found. He was given hearing
before Mayor s. III. Williams and sent
on 10 be tried at the next term Of the
County Court.
A lawn-party which has been In pro-
gress for several days under the auspices
OF the ladies OF the Pryor Memorial Pres
byterian church closed last evening. The
booths were tastefuily decorated with
flowers and draperles. and the young
ladies' In charge were becomingiy attired
In gypsy costume. A cake for the most
popular iocomotive-engineer was won by
Mr.. John II. Wells. OF the Norfolk Dis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
CAYEIY AT THE BLUE RIDGE.
The Druggists, Led ny Polk Miller, Have n
High Time-Gcrmans and Parties

High Time-Germans and Parties
Correspondence of the Dispatch)
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, VA. July IA
Special This has been a gala week
at this beautiful mountain resort-flrst a
german. last Friday, of twenty couples.
which was a brilliant affair; then the con-
vention of the Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton, which opened on the 10th and lasted
three days. The mornings Of their SEES
sion were given 20 grave deliberations on
the mysteries and miracles of the craft,
while the afternoons were filled with
diversions, such as contests in tennis.
bowling, target-shooting, foot-racing.
base pall, and other sports. for which
handsome prizes were offered TO the vic
tors. The ladies. guests OF Blue Ridge
Springs, were invited TO take part in
these sports, and received many Of the
beautiful prizes. Wednesday evening,
Polk Miller. who is q member OF the
association, gave one of his inmitable
recftals, In the negro dialect, and with
the negro melodies, with banjo accom-
paniment, in his own matchless style
charmed the large audience that enjoyed
the privilege OF hearing him.
COMPLIMENTARY GERMAN.
Thursday evening, MIR. Brown gave a
Complimentary german TO the association.
which was led by Mr.. William Fry, OF
Coyners Springs and Miss hi Zerega, OF
Virginia Suffice II TO say, that the young
tediss were lovely IN the dainty gowns
that summer evenings bring out and the
manoeuvering papas. and managing
rnamas looked or complacently, delighted.
that every lassie had a laddie."
Governor OFerrall Will be here with his
family on the 10th. and every day
brings fresh accessions 10 the already
lagEe plumber OF guests. Mr.. l.. +. Lyon.
Of Durham. n. c.. gave a watermelon
party On the lawn last Thursday morn
ing: feast that was thoroughly enjoyed.
There Is an utter absence OF stiff for
snaiit,es here, and with an ever-polite and
uftentfve host ana the careful attention
20 details in every department. and Mr..
Wallace and Mr.. Rogers in the Office, ever
ready TO contribute TO the comfort OF the
gv1estB here what Is there left TO be de-
sired! Verify. one must be churlish, in
deed. who could not be happy in such
pUr0undings, for there IS nothing 20
mar the pleasure OF life here but the
parting that must come. The young
babies here are still signing over
the departure OF afr. Edmund
AFTER spending his vacation here.
Tis gentlemanly manners and fine charac-
ter won many friends here. There is
plenty OF room In the world for men Of
his stamp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

vision over Mr.. John II. Pond. Of the
Lynchburg Division. of the Norfolk and
Western railroad.
The Young Mems Christian Association
OF Grove will hold series Of services.
commencing Saturday. July 2ist. Among
those who win attend are Satisfactorily
II. o. Williams. X. Il. Michaels, w. w.
Lyman. and others.
Mr.. Charlie Noteworthy, OF Norfolk,
Is on n visit to his uncle. Mr.. n. w.
Noteworthy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
Affairs I'm Fmporia.

EMPORIA. VA, July H-tSpecial)-
Several OF our enterprising citizens have
rebuilt, and in the course OF a few months
the town will have more substantial
structures than before the fire.
Mrs. Henry Schwartz. gave "a delight
full entertainment last night to her guests,
Misses Florsheim and Salamonsky. Of
Richmond.
Mr.. James Watkins Cooke and family
and Mrs. and Miss Gunter. Of Mont
gomery, Ala. are visiting Mrs. +. NJ.
Cooke.
Our Methodist friends will In few days
commence The erection OF their church.
Mr.. ]. c. Lnsey has nearly completed
his handsome residence on south Main
nxnak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
Happenings in Henderson.

HENDERSON. N. C.. July H.-(Special.)
The danger of bicycling was illustrated
here this evening: Master Alex. Cooper,
son OF Mr.. ID. Y. Cooper fell from his
wheel while riding. and broke his right
leg at the hip joint. 1t was his lame
leg, the one from which he has suffered
so much.
The weather IS very hot and oppressive,
and rain is needed by the crops. bu- espe-
cially for the gardens.
Or. J. Henry Smith, OF Greensboro, Is
here. and will presch the sermon at the
dedication OF Brockton chapel tomorrow.
The big excursion from this place TO
Ashevile returned this morning. The ex-
cursionists report u fine trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
GENERAL KELLYS lNOUSTRlALS.
The Commander and Squad Ordered to
Leave Charlottesyille-Mel Train.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, July IA
Especial )-Lieutenant Thomas Hickey, OF
General Kellys Industrial army, and six
privates of the same army" were ar
rested In this place last night. They were
given a hearing before the Mayor, who
allowed them one hour in which to get
out OF town They left for Washington.
Seventy-five carloads of watermelons
passed through here to-day over the
Southern railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
Rockbridse Republican. Favor Jake Yost,

LEXINGTON. VA, July l4-Speclal)-
The Republicans Of Rockbridge county
held a mass-meeting here to-day to elect
delegates 10 the coming Republican con-
gressionsl convention. The sentiment OF
the meeting was favorable TO Jake Yost,
OF Augusta. although the delegates were
not instructed. The different districts
were all represented. and the meeting
was quite stormy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

MEHERRIN. VA, July H-tspecial.)-
Rev. l.. ID. Johnston, OF South Boston.
who has been conducting a successful
series OF revival services here this week.
closed to-day With a very eloquent and
powerful sermon.
Miss sarah Hardy, who has been visit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
CHASE CTTY'S ENTERTAINMENT.
Boydton Amateurs Present "The Lady of
Lyons" quite Creditably-The Cast.


Lyons" Quite Creditabiy-The Cast
CHASE CITY. VA. July H-(Spe-
ciai.)-The people here were favored last
night with a delightful entertainment.
A company composed OF the elite Of
the young ladies and gentlemen OF Boyd
ton have organized to present In the
different towns the beautiful. romantic
drama, In FIVE acts. Of "The LADY OF
Lyons" or. Love and Pride" The pro-
ceeds are donated 10 the l.. A..
Armistead Camp OF Confederate Vete-
raus. OF this county, for the purpose
OF aiding In the erection at Boydton Of
a suitable monument 10 the memory OF
the Confederate soldiers OF Meckienburg.
"A considerable amount OF money has al
ready been secured. and the additions
now made by this company with their
eplendld performances will make the
s.enument an assured fact. The company
has already given three performances
md hss realized quite q handsome sum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
THE POPULISTS OF HALIFAX.
Delegates Elected TO the Congressiona
Convention-Tobacco Trade.

HOUSTON, VA, July H.-(Special)-
The Populist party of Halifax has held its
county convention and elected its dele
gates to the convention, which meets in
Lynchburg on August Sd, at which time
1t is proposed to nominate a candidate
for Congress for the sixth District. The
meeting was presided over by J. A. Tune
and opened with prayer, but was not very
largely attended The delegates are II.
Q. Pool. Samuel Newblu, = VI. Terry
and W. a. Bass. j. VI. Terry and j.
\. Tune were elected delegates at large.
The order was good. and everything
passed or pleasantly. J. J. W1lkerson, Of
Pittsylvania, and Major Gaines of Char
lotte, were present and made addresses.
Hon. Paul G. Edmunds is at his home
here this week. taking rest.
HAND SHAKING.
Major Peter J. Otey was in town yes
teriay shaking hands with the dear
people" He seems 10 be OF the opinion
that If he can get the Halifax delega-
ton the other candidates viii withdraw
from the contest.
Thomas Cobbs, of Bedford. and ]. Has
kns Hobson. PopulIsts Of some note, the
latter a candidate for Congress, have
been in the county talking Third party
ism.
The sale Of leaf-tobacco at this place
which was begun just six months ago, has
met with the most wonderful success.
In addition 10 the home-buyers, several
other gentlemen with ample capital
have taken up their residence here and
are large handlers of the weed. 4 new
warehouse company was organized yes
terday, with X. r. Edwards president
L III
tobacco warehouse In a few days.
Mrs. Della BonitZ. OF Washington: Mrs.
Jennie Saunders. son. and daughter, OF
Galveston, Tex. and Mrs. J. W Dotz. OF
Clehurne. Tex. are visiting relatives here.
The crops in the section OF Halifax
adjoining Pittsylvania are almost a total
failure for The want OF rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
MEN TO SELL BAkING.POWDEK

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experience unnecessary; $40 monthly salary
and expenses or com. II oder satisfactory adj
dress At once with particulars concerning your
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
GRAHAM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Dedicated With Impressive Ceremonies
Sermon and Good lIusic.

GRAHAM. VA, July 14.-(Special.) THE
new Presbyterian church at this place
was dedicated last Sunday morning The
Rev r. c. Anderson, Jr. OF the Second
Presbyterian church. OF Roanoke, preached
the dedicatory sermon. taking his text
from Romans xii, fourth and fifth
verses. His sermon was beautifully de-
livered, and made a fine impression on
large and attentive congregation
Brotherly love and Church unity were
the leading features OF his discourse
The Bluefeld Quartette rendered most
excellent music-Miss Custur. as organist,
and Messrs. CT. c. Pollock, w. VI. Camp
bell. Herbert b. Halves, and r. ". Shrly
formed the quartette. The dedication cere-
mony was performed by Rev. H. H.
Halves, u. D., assisted by Revs. S. Il.
Halves, OF Tennessee. and w. II. Hudson,
OF Princeton Seminary.
NO STRIKE.
There seems TO be no disposition on
the part OF the miners TO strike In this
field. Everything is quiet, and coal is
being put out as rapidly as the Norfolk
and Western can furnish cars. There is
some falling off in the output OF coke on
account OF the strike west.
This section Is now passing through
severe drought. and unless rain comes
soon crops and gardens will be badly
damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
U1ANTED WFEKLY ion COOKS.

w LAUNDRESSES. HCJSEMAlDN, NAl l.
RESSEs. and NURSES tor new YORK. aud
other NORTHERN cities Wages from 10 10 50
per WEEK. Transportation furnished.
II. w. FLSOM'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
my 6-Su, Tux rhts Az east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

MessrA A. +. MCsby & son having
from the coal and wool Dusin',s, 3D.
pleasure IN announcing % my iueais a.i
toners that am now Win NIX. :. l. '..
TRELL, aud ask for your continued pa '-'
iyl0-lw THOMAS ". MOAN b,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
TED, EyERfBU
TO BOKR
\VANTED, SUMMER IoAG

Mrs. TsHweli Helms, a lrrf
Franklin county. y o., Vieans
OF summer bosrjsr-
Location o. rc4iIsure Iu-sfrs.s
fulnos- ana beauty %. mnlrf.I
Visitors VIII D. net a. 5000
ard Western railroad.
Board roiucai o. 80 Trr
No chndren upinr - s'gr- pf
Please address 1s alufr.
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wv ~ HI, IIThNH VIF % II
w GIRLS from 70 ID % so to school with
my children. Haye a teacher ~ several years
experience. Teaches Music, Freuch. German,
Latin, higher mathematics and English. Best
home training. inc uiing sewing lessons. DAILY
mail. near the church. and IN healtnlEl Local
nv. Daily communication with RichmOnI and
Petersburg. Terms moderate. References eX-
changed. Address
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
TO BUYERS OF FUEL.

Having secured TIC aseuf f- Nt
popular fuel tho CLON kk HILL GOA 3D.
prepared 70 Furnish tae trade aot
with same a; very low rates, with ff..
creased facilities. sm al5o prsft
nlsh all kinds beet quality COAL AN'
Al SUMMER PRICES. Yards lI.'r
Broad, phone III, NJ. $40 esf, D.
phone 400. SAMUEL II. Goa tA...- |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

Cancer removed without zn.f'. t..
and cores pom Iehrc FREE .U....f ..... .'
nee hours 10 Il 4. VI. % o. f % -.
j. - H. DANIEL. -.
lOt uOrth S.sHrfs-
Phone 3.J. Atnuo. ID. 3D.
!e 3O-Su. Tu& Th3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

Alcoholism Positively Carl.

DISEASES OF BLOOD. 1881 f,
IL NERVOUS and CUTAALOr' sI.l..t.
succeesfully treAt.l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
CARRIAGES. pucolrs. WAGON. 81
-

w 3It n0rlb tWlh 500 :.
lower prices than tns same % Ala ~ .l'e .,..
over offered at IA THIS citt BREW
sUGGlES, BUSINESS WAGONS pAl l",e "
Wholesale pgice-. p0moes 9. '.Nl..>.
HAND NlCTOnltS, 81 Ahlc. Ia
bpGGI rs. ana CAkts Tor sails cheap
stock before purchasing eisesoore All 49,. -
REPAIRING DONE at loves. prizes !" -
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8 OF 10 FLRST.CLASS

w DRY-GOODS Statesmen for the fan
trade. Only active men wanted. Permanent
position and g0Oi salary 10 the right peruer.
Address BUSINESS. care Letter. arrier No. 4.
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nR. -. A. KUYK HAS RtED..t
~ us OFFlCr And EE~IDEN .t n ..t
WEST GRACE SItheE ttrI l.+
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