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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
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has been open for some weeks, there be-
ing great many strangers In the county.
Among the boarders from Richmond
may be seen at Misses Tabs Mrs. Il.
z. Dabney and children. Miss Eccleston,
acd Mrs. Crump and children. At Mrs.
Dabney's are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Me-
loney, Miss Evie Lawson. Miss Mary
Darlington, AR and Mrs. James Caskis.
Miss Bessie Hi, and Mr.. Goodwin Boy
kin.
There is a charming house-party at
Durham Massie." the hospitable home
of General William Is. Taliaferro, con-
sisting OF Mrs. T.. G. Hutter and her
daughters. Miss Maize and Mrs. IL. b.
Watts, OF Lynchburg; Misses Nellie and
Mary Mayo, OF Richmond; Mr. George
Cole Scott OF Richmond; Miss Emily
Johnston. OF Washington. and Professor
W. r. l.. Taliaferro, Of the Maryland
Agricultural College. all of whom are
enjoying immensely the delights OF sail
ing, rowing. fishing. and Grabbing on
the beautiful North river, an arm OF the
Chesapeake bay. which makes its way
into Gloucester for six or seven miles.
Several dances have been given.
At Mrs. David Saunders's are Mrs.
Charles T.. Boiling and Miss Ellen Bag
by. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Temple, Miss
Douthat, and Miss Styles, Miss JAMIE
Schoen, and Miss Esten Duval and sis
ter.
Visiting Mr.. r. H. Norton, at Hope
Haven. are DR.. Thomas Alsop and Mr..
NJ w. Pope. OF Annapolis.
A good many Baltmoreans are In the
county also.
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Old Point Personals.

Old POINT COMFORT, VA, July o.
ESPECIAL -Professor Crehore, OF Dart
mouth College, is here on visit, the guest
of Lieutenant Squire.
Mrs. Greenough, OF the garrison, ana
her niece, Miss Jackson, have gone 10
buchanan, Va, where they VIII remain
until September.
Miss Page. daughter OF Colonel Charles
Page, retired, who was station mere az
most surgeon some twenty years ago.
arrived from Baltimore this week, ana is
the guest OF Lieutenant and Mrs. Jor-
dan.
Miss Pratt daughter Of Captain Sedg-
wick Pratt CThird Artillery, arrived from
ST. Francis Barracks. st. Augustine, Fla,
Wednesday, on visit to Lieutenant and
Mrs. McNair.
Miss Sallie Yeatman, OF Washington,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Bodell.
Mrs. Freeland and daughter, Of Savan-
nah. Ga, are visiting her brother Rev.
Charles w. Freeland, post chaplain.
Rev. j. j. Gravatt, rector Of the Moore
Memorial church, Richmond. Is visiting
friends in Hampton, where he was FORM
erly located.
Mr.. George b. Kimberly, Of New York,
accompanied by his two charming daugh-
tiers. arrived Wednesday on a visit TO
his father, Mr. William II. Kimberly, one
of our Oldest residents. The young ladies
will remain here until September
The following Richmonders have re-
gistered at the Hygeia Hotel during the
week:
John p. Mcclure and wife. Mrs. Henry
Frazier, Mrs. william III. Talbot, w. G.
Bryan and wife. J. Temple and wife,
Thomas Skidden and wife. Warner
Moore, Mrs. Samuel Cohen, Miss Grace
ID. Cohen. Mrs. Dan Whiuock. Miss
Ellie Meyer, Julian Meyer, Decatur Ak
tell. s. S. Whtlock Benjamin l.. Pur-
cell Mrs w. f. Mcdowell, Leon Waller
stein. Richard H. Gaines, ID. l. Antrim,
lanes Aston Cabel. Arthur IL. Clarke.
b. Cottrell, J. q. Herring and wife, w.
H. Freeman and wife, Miss Bette Ely
son, w. c.. Stubs. s. Rosenbaum, NJ. ;.
Black. j. ID. Hare. Thomas A. Spen-
Ger. II. A. Williams Ike Hutzler, V. Do
natl, F. Sitterding, W. c. Mcdowell. Miss
Jennie Webster, Max J. Cohen, Fannie
Michelbacher George c. Scott, II. Ellis.
Jr. Rev. j. s. Dill and wife, James w.
Anderson and wife. o. s. Gillian, Miss
Carrie Mills, Miss Vergie Mills. Russell
Gillian. Miss Nellie Yeamans, Mrs. w.
NJ. Mindosh. William X. Harrison, NJ. Il.
Robertson, James l.. Robertson, j. NJ.
Goodman, j. H. Busby and wife. Mrs
BETTE Clarke, Mrs. John T. Parkinson,
Mrs. III. c. Parkinson, Mrs. J. 7. Beale.
III. l.. Hulce and wife. Captain l.. T.
UuIce and lady, Lee Shomacher and wife.
Miss Maud Journey, w. V. Keller. s. s.
Rloomberg, j. r. Shields. X. X. Harri-
son, ]. b. Winston. w. NJ. Hunt, Otis
NJ. Aifriend. Mrs NJ. c. Bacon. ]. A.
Fountain,
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NINROD HALL.
The Fishing Record So Far-The
Guests.

NIMROD HALL, July 9o.-(Special)-
Fishing Is now the chief amusement AT
this popular resort, and some good bags
have besn made lately, notably 4S and "A
to one rod with fly In day and 81 In half
a day with fly, while 20 in three hours Is
the best with bait.
Among the late arrivals are Mr.. and
Mrs. Noel, Master A. Noel. Master l..
Noel. and Mr.. Charles ID. Lanier. New
York: DR.. Fearn, Mobile. Ala; Sir Har-
court Lees and two children, Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. G.. Hayes, Miss Hayes. Miss
Louise Hayes, Miss Helen Hayes. Miss
Isabel Hayes, and G. IL. German, Wash
ington. ID. c.. Mrs. George street ana
two children. and Mr.. Lewis Talbot.
Richmond; Miss Mckenzie and Miss Maud
Mckenzie, Charlottesville. Va; Mr.. L..
Karnes. stanton, Va: and Messrs. Lea
man and Williams, University OF Pennsyi-
yania.
A goodly number OF Richmond people
are expected shortly.
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OCEAN VIEW.
ImprOvements-The Amusements
and the Guests.

OCEAN VIEW, VA, July 20.-Never In
the history of this renowned resort has
its popularity been greater or more pro-
nounced than 1t now is. Tremendous
crowds OF people flock to the View every
day. The hotel, entirely renovated and
added to- is now filled up largely with
Richmond people. The Ocean View Of the
past and that OF the present are two dis
tinct places. The hotel building has been
materially improved and enlarged These
additions embrace an immense octasonal-
shaped dining-room, a large dancing pa
vilion just over the edge OF the water,
and a substantial enlargement OF the
pavilion and cafe.
The fishing and sailing this year arc I'M
surpassed anywhere on the Virginia coast.
Thousands OF people from all parts OF
this and other States enjoy these sports
at this resort from day to day. Since the
Norfolk, Albemarle and Atlantic Railway
Company has made such extensive changes
in its service and schedule the place has
been damned with people--men, women,
and children. Many hundreds go 10 the
View every day, spend an hour or so In
the surf. fishing boating. listening 70 the
delightful music or witnessing tn splendid
performances Of Cyrene and her sister at
comparatively no expense, and return
home in the evening. Now the trains run
from Norfolk TO Ocean View almost every
hour. Recently the railroad company has
equipped its line with electricity, including
elegant and handsome electric-trolley par
lor-cars and both steam and electricity
are being used TO carry the great streams
of humanity TO this resort for few
breaths of sea air.
The hotel has been full for month. and
il is with great difficulty that an incoming
guest can get a room. However Manager
Worthy Smith succeeds in providing for
all who are cast upon his tender considera-
ton. Still more elaborate improvements
are being contemplated. and the View,
according to every one who has been there
lately, is on a most pronounced ascen-
dancy.
Among the Richmond people who have
been here this week are Governor OFer-
rail-, Mr.. ". $. Copeland and family, Rev.
DIR. James Nelson Professor +. w. Boat
wright. president Of Richmond College;
Colonel X. b. Munford and family. Ma
Tor William T.. Simons and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Williams, Hon. Joseph
T. Iawless, Secretary OF the Common
wealth, and wife: Mr.. Font Dewitt. Mrs.
Kenneth r. Cobb. child, and maid, Mr.
Coleman, Judge Edmund Waddill and
family, Miss Bradley, MIR. East, and many
others.
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sTAUNTON's BUDGET.
bicycle Ridingj Lady Whcelmen-
Richmond Personals.

STAUNToN, VA. July 2O.-(Special.) y
Mr. David N. Walker OF Richmond, was
in the city Thursday
Major and Mrs. James II. Dooley. OF
Richmond are at Mountain Top. and
will spend a month on this crest Of the
Blue Ridge.
There will be meeting here on the
I'd instant OF the Stanton and Augusta
Alumni Association OF Washington and
go University for the purpose OF electing
Jficers of the association.
The Rev. Walker Q. Hullihen, rector Of
Trinity church. is in Baltimore, under
going 'treatment ct the Episcopal Church
Home. The Rev. w. III. Plat, ID. H.. OF
Petersburg. Is filing the pulpit at Trinity
IN Mr.. Hullihen's absence.
Mrs. George NJ. Cochran. her daughters
.NisSes Susie and Anne Cochran. Pey-
ton Cochran, Judge and Mrs. Julian n.
Quarles are enjoying the ocean breezes
tx Atlantic City.
Messrs. Allen Caperton Braxton and r..
Il. L. Nelson, two members OF the Staun-
ton Bar are touring Maryland and Penn
sylvauia on their bicycies. fai
The bicycle-feyer is fairly epidemic here.
Notwithstanding the cry of hard times,
this has been the greatest year for the
wheel Stanton has ever experienced, and
more machines are being used here than
ever before.
some two on three ladies have essaycd
10 ride the wheel, appearing at Gypsy
Yill Park, which affords several miles OF
splendid wheeling ground. However, tho
bicycle has as yet failed TO catch on
with feminine favor. But recently there
has been On aroused Interest among the
lsdies over the pneumatic-tire vehicle.
and before the season In over there II
promise mat there NH be q member OF
fair propcllers OF the popular and Plea
surabio wheel. IA osf et,f ),
An orchestra OF blind musicians pupils
q the Deaf, Dusnb. and Blind Institute
% this city. are furnisains the music this
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Yorktown Notes.

YORKTOWN. July 2o-(Speclal)-Nego-
tiations are again on foot between the
Association for the Preservation OF Nir-
gina Antiquities and Miss Kate Nelson
for the purchase by the association OF the
Nelson property. in this town. This pro-
perty includes the old Nelson mansion
and adjacent lots.
Mr.. L.. $. Moore, who was seriously IN
jured In n runaway accident a day or
two ago, is much improved.
Mr.. ]. T.. Hubbard is still unable TO
leave his home, owing to the accident
received TO one of his limbs month or
more since.
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yisors to take charge Of the hospital iett
Wytheville on yesterday. sss-.s
NARROW ESCAPE.

A NARROW ESCAff- 4
narrow escape from death Thursday
, afternoon filled the two men who owe
their lives TO what seemed to be a special
warning from Providence with awe ana
gratitude. A..
They were at work excavating TOT the
foundation Of the opera house. shoveliing
dirt out OF a cut or ditch The spot where
they were digging was on the site OF an
old ice-house. which was afterwards filled
In. Suddenly lump OF clay caved In
from the bank above them. and simulta-
neously crack appeared In the surface
OF the ground. Lookers-on called out TO
the two men, who sprang out OF the
ditch barely In time 10 escape being buried
alive under the falling dirt, which nearly
filled up the cut.
We are needing rain again. and are
having another warm SPELL" warm
spelr' with us simply means rise OF b
or degrees In temperature. and the TACT
that during the earlier part Of the night
we do not need TO sleep under blanket.
Even as / write a cool breeze Is waving
my curtains and rustling the trees out
side my window.
The apple-trees In this county are so
loaded down. with fruit that 1t would
seem as If the limbs must break under
their burdens. Pear trees and grape vines
are as full and vegetables are yielding
enormously. To drive around and inspect
gardens, orchards, corn and cabbage felds
makes one feel comfortably sure or
good living" for the next twelve months.
The weekly german given by the Ger
man Club was postponed from Thursday
until Friday evening ON account OF the
Polk Miller entertainment.
INFORMAL DANCE.
An informal dancing party took place
at Mrs. Virginia kents Friday evening.
DR.. Edith Varney. Of New HAMPSHIRE
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Ward.
Judge John II. Lyulton entertained the
judges OF the Supreme Court of Appeals
and several members OF the Wytheville
Bar at supper last evening.
Judge II. T. w. Duke, Jr.. OF Charlottes-
Vile; Captain J. u. Johnson. OF Roanoke;
]. c. Wyson, OF Newbern. and j. Easily
Moore, OF Pulaski, are attending the court.
Dir. Mcdowell a prominent attorney or
Big Stone Gap, is spending his vacation
In Wytheville. and will be here several
weeks.
Dr. Malcolm G. Robinson and Miss
Maggie Raper were married at the home
of the bride, in the lower end Of the coun-
ty. Wednesday evening. They are repre-
sentatives OF prominent and widely-con-
nected families, and Miss Raper has been
one Of the bellies and beauties of the coun-
ty for two or three years.
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SMALLPOX At MARION.
o Onc Case-VigOrOus steps
Taken 10 Prevent Spread.

The following was received last night
in answer to telegram from the DIS
match TO the Mayor of Marion. asking Tor
n statement of the smallpox situation
there:
MARION. VA, July 2o.-There has been
only one case of smallpox here. That OF
n colored girl, who came from Wythe
county. and was taken down with the
disease after arrival. We have sent her
and the family she was stopping with 10
a hospital two miles from town. we are
ouarantining all persons who were ex-
posed. and doing all we can to prevent tne
disease from spreading. We think we VIII
be successful. The house In whicn the
smallpox developed has been burned:
(SigneD a. IL. 49,
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Fatally shot.
Qynchburg News.)

Daniel Ghone. a farmer who resides
about six or seven miles from the city on
the Campbell county turnpike. accidentally
shot himself with a rifle on Wednesday
last, and is according TO reports, at
the point of death.
1t seems that Mr.. Ghone was out hunt
ing with rifle of rather small calibre.
He went up to an apple tree, and grasp
ing the barrel OF the loaded gun, attempt
ed to knock some of the fruit from the
tree. The hammer caught In a branch.
and the gun was discharged. the ball
striking him near the stomach and rang
ing down through the bowels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
Turned the Tables on Him.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. July 2o.-(Spe-
cial)-J. 8. Taylor and George Il. Joynes.
the two young white men arrested here
a short time ago on the charge OF steal
ing a lot OF fireworks and cigars from
II. Bernard. had a hearing before Justice
Brown this afternoon, and were dis
charged.
They then had Bernard arrested on the
charge Of selling liquor without a license,
and testified that they had bought whis-
key from him on several occasions. Ber-
nard was sent on to the grand jury.
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WYTHEvILLE.
The smnIl-POx-Narrow Escape-En-
tertaiuments.

WYTHEVILLE, VA, July @-(Spe-
cial)-No apprehension is felt here con-
corning the spread of the smallpox. which
has made Its appearance In the county.
The negro who brought the disease from
Pocahontas TO Cripple creek had no OPP
portunity to spread the infection elsewhere
than among the colored people with whom
he came IN contact. and 80 Tar all the
patients are negroes In the one small COM
munity on Cripple creek "a mining Sec
ton OF the county.
The patients and all likely to have con-
tracted the disease have been strictly
quarantined. and DIR. II. +. Moore. who
was appointed by the. Board Of Super
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soapstone Company Chartered.

ALEXANDRIA,, VA. July 9.-(Spe-
clal)-Judge Norton, of the Corporation
Court OF this city. yesterday granted a
charter OF incorporation 70 the Fairfax
Soapstone Company, Of the county. The
company proposes 10 mine and quarry
soapstone. The capital stock is $1,000.
The officers are as follows: President,
w. II. Marbury: Secretary. Joseph Thorn
ton; Treasurer. Thomas Thornton; Attor-
ney. Leonard Marbury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
Eiucastle pOints.

FINCASTLE. July 20-(Special)-O of
the Oldest inhabitants OF Fincastle, Mr..
William II. Smith. died last night. lie
was in the S7th year OF his age.
The weather Is exceedingly warm The
mercury has been ranging from 30 to
100 degrees. One case OF sun-stroke Is
reported, but II was not OF a serious cha
racter.
The new Baptist church hers Is ap-
preaching completion. and will be hand
some building. 1t will cost about 5000.
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HARRIsONBURG.
The Guard or for Pocahontas-C. &
w. Railroad.

HARRISONBURG, VA, July @.-tSpe-
cial.)-The Harrisonburg Guards left this
evening Captain o. b. Roller In COM
mand) for Pocahontas to do guard-duty.
They carried fifty men.
Track-laying on the new Chesapeake
and Western railroad has been COM
pleted as far as Dayton. The first train
from Harrisonburg went through to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

II matters not which, may subject you to
sea. sIckness on the 'brlny deep"
Whether you are a yachtsman. an ocean
traveller, out for a day or two's fishing
on the salt water, Or even an inland
provided with Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. a valuable remedy for nausea. collie
biljousness. acidity Of the stomach, mala-
ria, rheumatism, nervousness. and sick
hssasnhA Law b ~ saaouata sais"isA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
Successful Revival.

TOANO. VA. July @.-(Special)-Th
Methodlsts, under the leadership Of Rev.
Mr.. Banks their local minister assisted
by other earnest workers have just
closed a most successful revival OF two
weeks, at Mount Vernon church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

2.C00 Cups and SauCcrs. pc. per dozen.
200 s-inch Plates. 25c. per ser.
1909 i0-inch oval Dish r. 81. each
2.Oo0 Maslin Preserving Kettles at cos,.
LEIDY'S STONE-HDUSE.
Phone 1865. 1909 east Franklin street.
jy lets
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LIVE DEER WANTED IS
FAWNS PREFERRED. Ad- A~
dress FOREST LODGE, Glen ,>=e%NN
Allen. Va. Jy 2lSa.Su&Rhn
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GLOUCESTER. VA. July 0.-lspe-
ciai)-Th summer. season In Gloucester
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED. A STATE AGENT IN
Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia;
and New York to introduce and sell
MAINS EVERLASTING LEATHER
SUSPENDER. Has no equal for comfort
and durability. Fast seller. Big commits
sion. MAIN, ULMER & CO, 6l7 Chestnut
street, st. Louis, Mo ty Tilt
HAVE THE BEST AGENTS AR
TICLE ON EARTH. Send postal for par
ticulars. Nothing like II. Credit TO all
worthy Wanted by everybody. No fraud.
Permanent. growing business for honest
people THEO. NOEL, GeologisS, Chi
caYo. U Iii
MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER
to the grocery trade Steady employment;
experience unnecessary. SIS monthly sal
airy and expenses or commission. IL offer
satisfactory address at once, with partic-
ulars concerning yourself U. s. CHEMI-
CAL-WORKS. Chicago. Jy A-lt
WANTED, BY A LADY OF EXPERT
ENCE A SITUATION to teach small
children in private family. VIII make
herself useful. Do not teach music. Or.
would like a POSITION AS COMPAN-
ION, and would cherfully assist with the
housekeeping &c. Best OF references
given. Address a. p. c., care OF Post
master, White. House. Va. jy H-lt'
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BUSINESS WANTS.

-~~~><-~r~~f-
WANTED, TO SELL A FIRST-CLASs,
WELL ESTABLISHED BAR, RESTAC-
RANT, AND BILLIARD-SALOON. CEN
traliy located. doing good business
Rent low. a good chance 10 make money.
Good reasons for selling. Address SA-
LOON, care Of Dispatch. ~ 2l-it'
WANTED, TO RENT DETACHED
HOUSE. Eight rooms. large yard. gas.
and water: east or west. Not to exceed
$50. Address TENANT. care Dispatch
office. ~ 2l-lt'
WANTED. BY RESPONSIBLE PER-
SON. use OF a BUGGY HORSE for Its
keep. Address HORSE. care of Dispatch
office. ~ 2i-it'
WANTED. A BOYS GOOD SECOND
HAND BICYCLE. cheap for cash. Ad-
dress No. 7O2 north Twenty-Gfth street
~ 2i-Its
WANTED. BOARDERS. AND WILL.
RENT THIRD FLOOR or THREE
ROOMS Also. TWO PARLoRs. suitable
for doctors ofiiee. Apply at si7 north
Eleventh street. ~ n-i"
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WANTED. TO BUY 4 STYTJSI
SOUND. AND GENTLE Pony. "a
saddler and not afraid o. cars So
lowest cash price. Address Box no. Chs.,
city, Va. is -i-l'
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WANTED. THE HEIRS OF LyDOvlc
deceased. late ~ virginia
Also. heirs OF Thomas W. johnson ara
Robert Logan; served in Texas army iui
LAWRENCE & SON. Austin. Tex
jy 20-2t'
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WE TRY TO RENT VACANT Pro
PEsTY. and often succeed. II you a.,
yours rented place II with US.
POLLARD 4. BAG8Y.
" 2l-it No. II north Eleventh stree,
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. TO SELL sTyrpr
PIECES OF FURNITURE-Rocker, Co.
tre-Tables. Bedsteads etc Apply n, X,
go west Main street city. ,vn,,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

ANY CARPENTER WHO WISHES no
go In the JOBBiNG BUSINESS AZ a o..n'
established location VIII 90 well n ~
Dress ALBERT JONES, care o.; Ie,ts..
Carrier No. 5. n,
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WANTED TO SELL OLD DOMINION
STOCK az follows: Five shares irs,sr
ment. forty months old; ten shares 'nrsi.
ment. twenty-three months old. ana nd.
teen shar full pa.d-up. 6 per cent .rfs,.
est. Address STOCK care q Disrat,s
~ 2i-its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

WANTED, statesmen TO SELL CT
CARS TO DEALERS; salary and ex-
penses; experience unnecessary. Write
for particulars. Enclose stamp. UNION
CIGAR COMPANY. Chicago iy N-lt
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WANTED. ACTIVE. RELIABLE MEN
TO solicit orders for fruit and ornamental
nursery stock. Permanent employment,
expenses, and salary Write at once ror
terms. Address THE II. q. CHASE CON-
PANY. 1880 south Penn Square, Rhilsdel-
phia Pa my I5-SulOt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

WANTED. BOOKS, MAGAZINES,
all descriptions. Libraries purchared for
cash CONFIDENTIAL COLLECTOR.
Post-Office Box 456. Richmond, Va.
NH II Su& VEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

MEN AND WOMEN TAUGHT TO
MAKE CRAYON PORTRAITS in spare
hours at their homes by a new copy
rlghted method. Those learning my
method will be furnished work by me
week. Send for particulars. II. a.
GRIPP. German Artist. Tyrone. Pa.
nv 5-Sul3t
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WANTED, A GOOD COLORED COOK.
who can bring satisfactory references
from last employers. Call at 923 Floyd
avenue, next 10 corner Linden. jy 16-1t-
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WANTED. A SITUATION ~ A PRI-
VATE FAMILY AS TEACHER in the
branches OF English, mathematics. begin
ners IN Latin and music. and assist IN
household sewing. Address Miss JENNIE
JOHNSON, Cohoke, Va. ~ Zl-lt'
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fIy2l-itl

POSITION WANTED BY A COMPE-
in domestic work. hotel pantry, linen
room, and family work. No objection to
country. Good references. Address Miss
IL 4 Dispatch office. " Y-lte
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WANTED, SITUATION TO TEACH
CHIIDREN UNDER FOURTEEN Eng
lish. French, instrumental music. elemen-
tar Latin. References: Bishop White
General Custis Lee. Address Miss WHIT
TIE Rocky Mount, Va. ~ N-Suy'
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WANTED, A POSITION AS CASHIER
secretary, book-keeper. or general once
man. Have performed tn. duties OF every
position IN one OF the national banks OF
this city save that OF president Have
also filed important positions in three
other banks as well as In large CONNER
cial houses. Have had twenty years ex-
perence In the real-estate business Can
refer TO any one who knows me. and can
give bond and security. HENRY LEE
STAPLES, 6Ol west Grace street. Rich
mond, Va jy 21-lt'