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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11
FACTS CLEANED DOWN IN FULTON
Personal and other Item- 6iennea
in the East End

Personal and other Item- "ie"ne"
I'm the East End
~ ,N... y Neiner has returned
from Baltimore. ,,s
chllls and fever.
An appeal. signed by Rev. J. X mar
rison. r. l.. Harrison. J. III. ba"uer' anu
csorce II. Mask, Of Fulton Bapus'
church. Is being circulated. II asks ior
49, e. oomnlete the church ana carry
Oh the work. -. c.sooi has
.nraiied oftv scholars. The scnool -
o,,sn every Monday, Tuesday ana
Thurssay night. This school Is great
benefit to the young men and poys III
this locality. Mr 5. o. Perkins Is IN
struct0r.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin have re-
turned from their bridal tour. ina
nanny couple spent a good part OF lhelt
bonevruoon in New York. Mr.. Martin
reports that New York city, Albany
ana all other points where ne Wen'
North were enthusiastically In favor OF
Bryan for President
Rev p. +. Throckmorton received
letter last week from Dir. Martin carlisle
OF Fredericksburg. inGuirins Tor gem
tieraap b. the name OF Hockston, VINO
MS in Brerned's Battery. Stuart's Horse
Cavalry. Mr. Carlisle Is very oesirous
~ gaining some information IN regard to
MIN.
Miss Anne Mcclure has returned from
n visit 10 her relatives IN Greensboro,
y. c.
Mr. J. Hampton Curtis has left 70 ac-
cent n lucrative position with the Old
Dominion Steamship Company. He VIII
be at Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. James OConnor. OF
West Point have sent cards Announcing
the marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Agnes. to Mr. Charles W. Pumphey'
on wednesday afternoon, October 2lst. at
Masonic Hall, West Point. Miss O'Con-
nor has many friends and relatives in
Fulton. who wish her happy future. y
large number from Fulton will be present
at tho marriage.
Mr.. Marcellus y. Smith and Miss Anne
Charley were married last Monday eve
ming at $50 o'clock in the parlor Of the
Apostolic church parsonage hy the Rev.
J. W. Daugherty. The newlv-married
young people will reside at 7l2 State
street.
Mr. Hammond Clake was married 10
Miss Mait Cfaddock at the residence Of
Mr.. George Mask. on Nicholson street.
last Tuesday evening at o'clock. by the
Rev. j. r. Harrison. A reception was
held IT the future home Of the happy
pair. on State street.
There will be at Denny-Street Metho-
dist church this morning ut 70 O'Clock a
rally Of the Sunday school, which the
officers announce on an attracfiyely-
printed circular. There viii be excellent
music and Rotations. and speeches from
several. hlr. Charles IT. Smith will
speak on the past OF the school, Mr..
Charles Mosby on the present, and Mr.
j. T. Mountcastle on the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11
shoclsoe Council. RoyaI Arcanum

This council viii give another one Of its
quarterly entertainments at Lee Camp
new Hall. next Thursday evening at S
o'clock. The programme on this occa-
sion viii be piano selection. Professor
Rafferty,; comedy. Messrs. Williams and
Freeman; vocal duets. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford, Miss Ella Haurand. and Miss
Charters; song. with guitar. Miss Thomp-
kins; song, with banjo Mr. Eugene Davis;
recitations. Miss Julia Bickors and Miss
Lovenstein. Mr. Harry Kemp, the well
known character impersonator. Will also
favor us on this occasion. The entertain
ments given by Shoskoe Council are al
ways looked forward 10 with much de-
light.
Admission tickets free for the members.
their families. and friends. can be OBJ
tanned at Dabney's ticket agency, 90i
east Main, or from the committee
Messrs. Kemp Booker, Verser. Arnzen,
and Bickers.
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Pronerfx Transfers.

Richmo1d: Nellie DeWoIf Archer's Tr,ss-
tees to'the Metropolitan Bank, s. feet on
north side Franklin street. 80 feet east
OF Tweniy-sixth street. 1890.
Laura ". Crumbs Trustee 10 Frank d.
and Bessie Y. Beveridge's and Frank n.
Beveridge's childrep's Trustee. IS feet on
south side Grace street s. feet east OF
Shafer. $500
James W. Voss TO Isabella p, wife OF
Charles III. Bull. p feet on Fourth street
southeast corner Marshall subject to deed
OF trust for $50 s..
Henrico: George y. Burch's Executor
70 Frank j. Hardin. % feet on east side
Thirty-third street. 10 feet north OF Mar
shall. 500.
S. ID. Crenshaw and wife TO Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company. II IL acres
east Of River road, on Almonds creek.
Ns47.
Richmond Chemical Works 20 same.
leasehold interest Ia lot near and below
city leased OF Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company. buildings and fixtures
thereon. wnarycs on James river, and in
agreement OF January 8 1882, between
Richmond and Danvilie Railroad Compa-
ny ard Richmond Chemical Works. 81.
juliet j. Tabb's Trustee, $. ID. Crenshaw
and Hill Garter. trustees, to same II IL
acres east OF River road, on Almonds
creek. Sl.23s.T.
juliet j. Tabb's Trustee 10 s. d. Cren-
shaw. II IL acres east Of River road, on
Almonds creek, dGl0.
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cLAY-wARD AcTIvEs MEET.
Several Speakers Address Them
The Barton HEIGHTS Club.

The Clay-Ward Actives held their regu-
lar weekly meeting at Belviaere Hall last
night. About one hundred members were
present. and great interest was manifest
ed IN the work OF the campaign. which is
progressing energetically and promising
ly
Mr.. n W. Wood addressed the club In q
very interesting way, showing conclusive
~ that ii is to the interest OF the wage
Garner 10 vote for Bryan and SewaI. lie
was followed by Hon. w +. Reddy. VINO
delivered an eloquent ana impassioned
speech. which ELECTED unmistakable tokens
Cf approval
Mr.. Jefferson Wallace. Of the Democrat
&c Executive Committee. came In late, and
spoke 10 the club Ia a very simple and
practical way, addressing himself entire
Is 20 the best methods Of organization fcI
the campaign
The AcI.1cs viii hereafter meet every
Saturday night at Belyidere Han during
the campaign.
The Bryan-Sewall Lamb Club. Of Barton
Heights, held largely attended meeting
In the Wigwam last night. interesting adj
dresses We're delivered by Hon. j. Aston
Cabell and Nj J. w. Gordon.
MIR. W. Mac. Jones. who was unable 10
appear at the last meeting Of the club
was on hand, ana caused considerable
amusement by his chalk talks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

n. 1T. MERRILL.
CNew Physical Director OF the y. n. c. -
attractive then it has ever been before
1t has bcca thoroughly ovcrhauitd ana
rented. Sew lockers have been put IN.
ana the baths are the finest IN the city.
NO CHANGE ~ CLASSES
There will be no change in the number
Of classes this year The business-men's
classes WI he held on Monday, Wednes-
day. and F'Iidcy evenings, at $50 COCK
the young mems on Tuesday, Thursday,
ana Ss sunday evenings at SO O'Clock; the
leaders class Monday evenings at $50 +.
M: the Juniors (for boys between SAND i
years OF aveY on Monday and Wedbes-
day afternoons az 4 o'clock ana Satur-
day mornings O. 10 O'Clock, and the class
for boys between the age Of = and &c
years on Tuesday and Thursday after
moons a. ocicck and on Saturday morn
ings at l1.5O o'c'ock.
Indivfsual instruction win be given az
any time after 2 =. H., except during
class hours In addition 10 the class
work. basketball and hand-ball VII be
played regu sriy during the season. An
attrs otive feature Of the gymnasium
work viii be the exhibitions and contests
which occur at stated intervals
SPLENDID BATHS.
The value OF the baths IN connection
with the gymnasium has been fully re-
cognizsd. and 10 expense has been spared
20 make thern the very finest Ia the city.
Indeed, there are none like them IN Rich
mOnd. one room contains eight sponge
baths and Two shCwer-baths Tor the
gymnasium classss. There are three in
dividu1l tub-rooms, each vessel being
porce1sln lined. pesides these there are
three individual showers. sponge and
nesIle-ro0ns far private baths. a first
C ass tOilet-roorn Is also or The GYM
nasliIn hoor. tots being feature that
has heretofore been lacking. The special
privilege o. the association this year will
be extended to members only. though, Of
course. tho pubic is always welcome N
the reading-room, as heretofore.
THE RDOPENING.
It Is impossible 10 say got upon just
what date the roopenmg will take place.
Tho Evening College. however, VIII be-
gin It's session Monday night, october
18th. and viii be accommodated IN the
readirg-wom until the second fo3r OF
tho building Is ready for occupancy.
II ~ expected that the formal opening
when Appropriate exercises viii be held
In the magnificent hall. which is now the
most harssome IN the city, VIII take
place soms time during the latter part
of this mcnth.
Secretary Mckee has established his
Office n the 3sr.or OF the building until
the improvements are completed, and ne
can be sSen every day except Sunday
from in The morning unit night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11
Ctty-HnlI Court News.

IN the Law and Equity Court yesterday,
J0hanan Nahl entered suit for O divorce
from her husband Fred. 4. VAIL Pend
ing tho courts dscision. the defendant Is
ordered not 10 modest Mrs. Wahl or any
of her children ard not 10 trespass on her
farm I'm HenIico county.
The Home Building Company brought
suit IN the City Circuit Court yesterday
against p. J. white for $685., and against
J. +. Lauterbach for $l7Sls
Suit was Instituted in the Chancery
Court yesterday morning by the Com
monwealth Of Virginia against Dennis
Griffin. the administrator OF the Griffin
cEtate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11
THE NEW DIRECTOR.
PRIOR. r. u. MERRILL. THE Y. ". @
A. GYMNASIUM INSTRUCTOR.
he CONES HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
IL n Graduate OF she International
Training school OF Springfield,
Mnss.-Tntcrcst iu the "Gym" This
season-SpIendsa baths Pat I'm.

From aI accounts the Young Mems
Christian AssociaG,a Gymnasium hss Sc
cured an excellent phys'cl. director
in Mr.. +. u. MsIra. the new Instructor
who - TO take tho place Of Professor
SckatzeL
SIR Nerrln. Whose horne T. in Nashau.
y. H.. leaves tho gymnasium Of The
Young Mems Christian Association 1T
Hudson. Mass. @ come here. and lis
record AZ The latter place IS splendid
one. The rev 6.roetor is graduate
OF The international Training School, OF
Springfield. Mas Physically. he Is q
splendid prop5stloned man. weighing 10
pounds. and being feet % inches In
height.
The gymnasium this year will be more
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11
ARE SPENDING MAnKs MONEY.
Republicans Rent the Academy for
Few of the Faithful.


The Republicans Of this district are
Blowing in Mark HaDnas money in an
appalling manner just now, and Il 1t were
not for the fact that Mark has mex
haustible resources ne would soon have
10 call q halt on them.
Nh. Nick smith. the city chairman.
fentco the Academy of Music for last
evening paying Manager Leatn 500 for
the building, and advertised throughout
the oity that General John Is. Hendei son
and Colonel J. Il. Dos Passos would
speak there. Neither General Hender-
son nor the Mexican Greaser put In his
appearance. leastwise, Mr.. Smith said
they failed TO raterialize, but some there
were IN tho hall who expressed the belief
that tho two speakers came here, and,
finding, when they arrived at the Acadc-
my, that there was only handful Of
voters present, declined to speak. Ger
tain II is that just after O'Clock "a
carriage with some one In IL drove away
from the building.
4 SUBSTITUTE INTRODUCED.
At about twenty minutes to o'clock
Mr.. Smith, together win Mr.. WTay 4.
knight, and one or two other Repubi-
cans. walked out on the Stage. and be-
hind them came a young man, whose
not much more than man, even II he
hsn reached the age OF maturity. He
was not abashed by his callowness, how
ever, but was attired In a long-tailed
coat. and wore his hand In his breast.
a la tragedian. He took his seat In the
centre OF the stage, and Mr. Smith arose,
and. after apoiogizing for the absence
OF the two advertised speakers, said he
had done the best he could. and gotten
a young man from Norfolk. who hap
pened 20 be present, and who said his
name was Miller
He thereupon introduced Mr.. Miller.
and the young Norfolk lawyer. after
apolog.zing for his youth. began 10 talk.
He started of at $40 gait, and grad
ually Increased his speed stamping up
and down the stage meanwhile, until the
words flowed from his mouth at a rate
OF several hundred a minute. He gave
voice TO all manner Of bomhEstic utter
ances
TALKED AND TALKED
Mr.. Miller seemed not 10 care about the
scarcity of beavers. and talked with a
vim that would have done credit 70 a
man who was addressing thousands In
stead Of scores lie grew exceedingly
yindictive as he proceeded. and assalled
the Democratic leaders and their plat
form In most scatkins manner. He went
for poor Governor Aifseld In a most
heartless fashion, called him a murderer.
and said be should have been hanged
for not wanting United States troops TO
enter Chicesso. The speaker attempted
70 criticize Mr. 1ryan. too but he found
before he had gone far that the people
81 hlehinond Val not tolerate harsh
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JOSH BILLINGS SAID.
| Luz q Rooster for Just Two Things
One il The Crow that il Ia Hin, lii
the Oth'r Il The Spurs that ail l
Him 10 Take UD the Grow With.

Advertising doesn't count nov AAaI
unless you have the goods ana r5
prices 10 draw your customers.
We have The prices. aud we have D
goods and We have the customers q.
but We want more. We want your ,ft
and u you will come 20 our store M
see what we can sell you Tor 81, yo-
never 50 anywhere else.
I POUNDS FINEST CURED HRLAh
FAST BACON 2 CENTS
1890 bales Finest Timothy Hay
hundred. .... .................... ...'s
and lat ...-. ....-.... .--t+..-.-...-..-'s
Fresh Cracker-Dust. Per pound.
iyp cans Imported French Peas,
llaEs labels .....s ...+.s.s.... .----ft.
1000 boxes Large Stove Backing. o
BOXES LOT ..'... -. 49,. ''-t...
Finest Mocha and Java Conee, lef
pounl .... ...s.s. sss.ssssss .sss'.,''...
100 bottles Fine French Brandy, l,a'
quar- ls,'';;.. .',,.',,. - ''''''
1900 pounds Finest Sugar-Clr-4
shoulders. ........ ......... ......-.
Finest New York State Crcamcy
Butter ....... ....s..s ..ss..ssss.s.s.r
ioooo barrels Highest Grade Family
Flour ...... ........ .....-.... .......t.t
Gibson's Ola Rye Whisky, per GAL
English Breakfast Teas. In i-pouni
lead papers. ....... 49,. ..t..'
Bumgardner Mountain Rye whiskey,
bottle ....... .......... ....----- ...t.
Finest French Prunes. large ana
Juicy, per pound 80. .......s.s....-..-+
- tubs Mountain Roll Butter. sweet
ana mellow. ..-... ..........--.....-
Pure Butchers Lard. IN any Quant-
" ..... .s.sss ....sss ssssstss ssfsfffHfff
I.arge Wirc-Hoop Cedar rusf .......
y Large Bars Finest Laundry soap.
WATER-GROuND CORNMEAL per
LARGE Sugar Bowls Mixed Mustard.
Olives. ln pint Jars, fresh soo-s......
Fine Cream Cheese. per pound .....
Irish Potatoes, per peck. large ana
Eleaiy....... ....+.s...s..ss .+t.. tft'.-t
go barrels Dunlop Patent Family
80 dozen cans Flat-Top Columbia
River salmon .......... ...s...,.t...
- Gozen Half-Pound Cans fines.
Cocoa ..... .sss.. .ssss .-.ss.sssstssf'''
5000 pounds Bulk sides ..............
Fine Sugar-Cured Hams, per pound.
Home Made PrestrvS6. per polni...'
Finest Jellies. all fiGyors, per pouni
Homemade Cider Vinegar. per gallon
Finest New Orleans MOlasses, new
200 gallons Rock Candy Syrup. per
Home Made Mixed Cakes. per pound.
Finest Baking Powder on the market
i-pOun1 cans 49,. $500 1920. .fts
/ ooO pounds Imported Egg NOoiles
for l-pound packages. ...... ....,.
Jersey Lily Family -Four. per bas
90 boxes White Floating soap, ony
for to-day. per ca@e.... ............''
Hanover sweet Potatoes. per peek.
New ELABORATED Apples. Per pound.
ZOO pounds New London kaiSins Ief
pound .......... ...-..s $4,000. sss'''
New Lexhorn Citron. per pound. .-...
Come early, and be sure TO bring ~
neighbor ID. O'SCLLlNAN,
Eighteenth anC Main stfee,a,
New phone, az (old one aiso). % y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

Mr. 8. C. Bourne. president OF the Sin
ger Manufacturing Company. arrived in
the city last night, accompanied by his
arier MIR. Bourne and party, who will
spend several days here. and are stopping
at tho jefferson. are travelling In his
private car. Thcy are e. route 70 New
Orisap2
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WANTED.

READER, TAKE NY ADVICE-TAEE
Cabinet Everybody buys. sick or Well.
Turkish. Russian. or me1icated baths Al
home: 10 bath-tubs or dc-tors bills.
Cures colds. rheumatism. on blood. skin.
nerve and kidney diseases Beauties
complexion. 1 make SO q day; work .
hours. no capital Write T., MOtti.n
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. COium-
bue q au HyOCIl
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WANTED,

Dom.gion Building and Loan Associl-
ton" Old Issue preferred. Answers must
state the quantity date. and lowest price.
Address ". J. BRYAN. Room l. siS east
Broad street Oc ll-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

EXPERIENCED Statesmen TO SELL
our Hlgh-Grade LuhrlCating OILS ard
Greases. Liberal and satisfactory terms
will be made with good men. EQUIIA-
BILE REFINING COMPANY. Cleveland,
Q. Sc l9-Tu. IN Su. IN. tn SaHSuIt
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WANTED.

Statesmen To SELL CIGARS TO
dealers. IS weekly and expenses. expert
ence unnecessary. Reply, with &c. stamp.
NATIONAL CONSOLIDATED con-
PANY, Chicago. Sc 20-Su4t
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words concerning their hero. and before
he knew where he was "at" some one
called cut. "Thfee cheers Tor Bryan
aud the roof almost went OF. so loud
did TIE crowd yell
Trey didn't stop soon. either. bet con-
tinucd for n minute or txo. while sIr.
Miller stood. cad. locking ON. realized
that out Of the very few present at least
two thirds we're Democrats He TEN
pegsa RS language With a little discre-
ton thereafter. and didn't attempt to
aasSil yr. bryan again.
DISCUSSED FINANCES.
lie entered into q discussion Of the
financial question. and tried to make II
s~Fesf that the existing evils were the
result OF Democratic misgoye1nment. He
dida't succeed very weil:' In fact, he
Didn't succeed AT all. He showed lack
o. Familiarity with the financial qUeF-
ton. and received many Kisses for BE
pains lie did advance some Of the
same old 5J-csnt arguments. which have
been promulgated by every Republican
goii-bue since the campaign opened. He
stood the Kissing Tor some time. and
araliy got mad. and talked back at those
who were doing H. He said he didn't
mind g. but his looks didn't bear him
out IN his assertion. he charged that all
kinds OF wrongs had been committed by
Democrats. and ranted az some length on
bafiot-box stufIing alleging that the
Democrats Of Virginia' were perretuating
their power through the fundamentally
OF the Anderson NJ cCorinick law. seeming
10 b ignorant OF the fact that another
law has long since bean substituted for
the.
CAUGHT HIS SECOND WIND.
MFR Miller took his seat after having
talked for an hour or more. and then
catching further inspiration from the
music being played b. The band. arose.
ana. after a consultation with NJ. Smith.
advanced 20 the footiights. and sald Re
believed he would talk LONGER. goodiy
number OF those present left. but nothing
daunfed Mr. Miller tod q dream ne re-
Gently had. II gave him chance 20
Indulge in many lovely metaphors. but
no one in the audience ascertained what
he was driving az. RE concluded In
about ha'f an hour. and the audience was
dismissed.
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BOARDERS N a PRIVATE FAMILY.
Best home comforts; nice rooms. Can
also accommodate q few Table BoarderS
Address HOME COMFORTS" care OF
this Office. &C ll-lt'
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Highest of all in Leavening PoverLaest U. s. Govt Report
Highest Of al N Leavenns FoWel-Lasest o D. 07r porr
&!y>!Al! R Rsxds&'!
ARS0E.VyTEgw PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

funeral will take place from the Ho0''
residencs AZ s:so o'clock this evening,
willie JunIus and Willie Tayior .DVe 81
.o'o,ein Says beer arrested on CHARGES OK
entering the house OF Mr. z, -s W; " s1s
On the New road. in chsster mel ot Sn%
carrying away wines. fruits ana O,ny'
Sood. Thev will be tried in swansOoro'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

A TENANT FOR A BEAUTIFUL COljN-
try Home. large and commodious. with
every modern convenience that a city
house has; completely furnished Viii
rent by the year or for several months.
Sixteen and a half acres attached, with
dress +. l.. Dispatch. oc u-its
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WANTED,

LADIES TO KNOW THAT DIR.
McGilps Orange Blossom, CatarIh Cure.
Cancer Salve. Pile Remedy. Cough Syrup.
Nerve Powders. Q. b. Pills and kidney
Cones can always be obtained fresh at
IA east Broad street Opposite Cohen's
store) Mrs. c. MAIA.
oc n-1ts Richmond Va.
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WANTED.

MEN TO SELL CANDY TO THE RE-
tail trade; steady employment; expert
ence unnecessary; s75 monthly salary and
expenses or commissions. III offer salts
factory address with particulars concern
ing yourself, CONSOLIDATED CANDY
COMPANY, Chicago. oc ll-lts
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FRESH

WHEN LADIES WISH FRESH
Oranae- Blossom. Pie Remeay Dyssls.tlSla
Powders, Kidney Cones. Ca;arrh Remedy.
ana o. b. Pills, apply 10 Mrs W. X.
NILES. General Agent. 6i5 north Twenty
seventh street. oc u-it'
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A SILENT PARTNER. WITH ABOUT
s. .OO9 or a lean OF that amount In gossi-
paying, active business. business"
caro- OF Dls.llCh. o. ll-If
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AGENTS, GENTLEMEN AND LADIES.
Greatest set OF four Christmas BooAs
published. Suitable for all ages. young
and old. Big commission. No capital
required. Freight paid. OUTFIT free-act
al ence. STAR PUBLISHING CON-
PANY. Jersey City, N. J. &C Hit
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WANTED.

Statesmen TO SELL BAKING pow
der IN Glass Rolllng-Pins to grocery
trade. No competition; experience unne-
cessary; So month and expenses or p per
cent. commission CHICAGO BAKING
POWDER COMPANY, s. Hamilton ave-
nue. Chicago. &C il-Itf
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OCCUPANTS FOR TWO BEAUTIFUL
Rooms Would rent them singly or to-
gether. with board In private family. Adj
dress lZ3 Grove avenue. &c Hit
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WANTED.

now with one Of the most progressive
firms in the South. can be engaged FROM
November LIST. Best testimonials furnish
ed. Address SILVER AND GOLD, this
office. oc 1I-Its
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.

A HUSTLING FIRST-CLASS WHITE
Barber 10 take charge OF barber-shOp
Fine furniture: good caance for the right
man. Price. 80 per month. JUDSDN
CUNNINGHAM, Twenty-hrst and Main
streets. o. ILL
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WANTED,

SEQ WEEKLY AND EXPENSES. IN
experienced men less, 10 show our
Cigars. Best Inducements 70 dealers.
FOLK RICHIE & co.
'oc 1l-Su& Wet ST. Louis
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Statesmen. NOW ARRANGING con-
traits for "a staff Of 81 esmen 90 the
South. Prefer experienced men. but an
applications considered. Our line sells
10 grocery. dry goods. shoe. drug trade.
etc. BUTLER 4 ALGER, New Haven.
Conn oc ll-lt
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PUPILS IN SHORTHAND AND TYPE
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s. X. POYTHRESS principal, Richmond
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street. over Meade & Bakers Pharmacy.
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lasting Tableware. Cannot wear out.
Looks exactly like silver Write to-day
for fun information. catalogue, and start.
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