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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
LUNENBURG COUNTY.
A Thin Cider and Watermelon Court.
Political.

LUNENBURG, COURTHOUSE, VA,
August 11.-(Special) -"Cidsr and water
melon court" was SHINY attended to-day.
The criminal-docket-page was white and
clean, and no business Of Importance was
done.
commemorative Attorney w. T.. Neb-
lett who has been confined to his bed,
with typhoid-fever since last court is
convalescing.
At o'clock County-Chalrman George
Il. Smith called the Democratic County
Committee in convention. The commit
tee decided upon district conventions to
elect delegates to the county convention on
the 5th of September 10 elect delegates
TO attend the congressional convention IN
Petersburg on the 10th of September.
The chairman announced that all-Demo-
Gratis. Republicans. and Popuists-who
intended supporting the Chicago platform
and nominees, and who would vote for a
free-silver candidate for Congress. were
invited TO participate in this Democratic
campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
WYTHEVILLE.
An Interesting Case-Repubiicans
Elect Delegates.

WYTHEVILLE, VA, August H.
Special I'm the County Court here yes
terday, the case OF the Commonwealth
VS.. II. G.. Wadley, charged with the EN-
bezzement Of $4,000 Of the funds OF the
late Nytheville Banking and Insurance
Company was called. and continued
again. 1t will be recalled that the evil
dence upon which Wadley was indicted
was first adduced in a civil suit against
the Banking and Insurance Company,
brought IN the United States Court at
Abingdon, but Jedge Con granted an
Injunction restraining the prosecution
here from using the evidence until after
the civil suit In the United States Court
had been decided; hence. the postpone
ment OF the criminal prosecution yes
terday Now comes a new feature In
this celebrated case. On Saturday last
Judge Simonton, Of the United States
Circuit Court, granted an additional in
junction restraining the prosecution here
from "exacting any further bail" Of the
accused Wadley: so, when the case was
called in court ;his morning, Common
wealth s-Attorney Robert Sayers, Jr.,
and his assistants In the prosecution
General walker and c. y. Thomas. Esq
simply asked for a continuance. with
out saying anything about bail. His
Honor. Judge Fulton. granted the con-
+inuance. saying that the same bail OF
$4,000 would be required. but the prison.
er's counsel. ex-Attorney-General Blair.
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WILLIAMSBURG.
Court Mattcrs-Tasing Hoiidny-
Brief Mention.


WILLIAMSBURG, VA, August IL
Especially THE grand jury of Judge
Smiths Court was in session yesterday
and to-day, examining the commission
ers' books. After some corrections they
were returned 10 his Honor. No lndict-
ments were made at this term
owing TO the members OF the Executive
Committee OF the asylum being absent
from their homes, there will be no meet
ing of the committee this month. All
the accounts TO be audited will be car
ried over to the next regular meeting III
September.
MIR. Il. w. Warburton, who is the
largest wood and tie-dealer on the Pc
ninsula. is now engaged in filling con-
tract for 800 cords of poplar wood for an
Elkton (Md) firm. On yesterday ne
sent TO the New York market 20 cords
Of pine.
General James II. Lane. OF Auburn
Ala, who has been making visit 10
his cousin, Captain Lane, lett yesterday
evening with Captain Lane for Mathews
county, to remain week
Miss and Mr. williams. daughter and
son Of Rev. Charles p. Williams, the
well-known Christian divine. OF Atlanta
are here, visiting their aunt. Mrs Ran
dolph Harrison Palace Square.
A large number Of the ministers ana
lay delegates TO the Methodist District
Conference arrived here this evening
and tonight the opening services w-~e
held at the Methodist church. the ser
mon being preached by the Rev. Charles
r. Holiday, of York county. Quarters
have been secured for all visitors by the
local committee Rev. Or. Starr ana the
Rev. Mr.. Brown. the presiding eiuer'
will be taken TO the Colonial Inn. blshoP
CRANBERRY will stop with Captain anu
Mrs e r. Treyillian. the Bishop being
related 10 Mrs. Trevillian. The Baptist
church has been kindly placed at the dis
posal of the MethOdists.
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Death OF n Prominent King and
Queen Man.

KING AND QUEEN COURTHOUSE.
VA, August l.-gSpecial )-Major William
A. Saunders died at his home, near Curl
ton Store. In this county. Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock. in the 7Sd year of his age.
Major Saunders was widely known
throughout this and adjoining counties.
For number OF years he was chairman
OF the Democratic County Committee. and
the party never met defeat with him at
its head. The news Of his death was a
great surprise TO the community. as he
had been sick only few days.
lie married a Miss Motley. Of this coun-
ty but had been a widower for num-
Der Of years. He leaves a daughter and
two sons.
He was buried at Excl Baptist church,
IN this county, yesterday morning at 10
o'clock
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PETER sDURG.
He Reconsidered-Disc just In
Time-Bricfs.

PETERSBURG, VA, August u.-(spe-
cial)-In the Mayors Court this morn
ing David Richardson (colored) was hned
so and costs for keeping a gamphns-
house. 1t was ia his house that num-
Der Of colored youths were caught gam
bling on Sunday morning. Richardson
took an appeal from the Mayors sem
tence. but afterwards decided TO accept
il. and to go TO Jail in default.
Hon. William Il. Mckinney VINO re-
turned home several days ago In much
improved health. left this afternoon ior
the seashOre. whence. after remaining
some time. he will go to the mountains
John p. Williams. the fireman VINO was
overcome by the heat while nghting the
fire yesterday afternoon, is much I'M
proved to-day. He had narrow escape
from being scorched TO death. lie was
off 10 himself handling a plug stream
when he fell-utterly overcome by the
Neat. He was found in this condition
by Captain Thayer. the acting Chiet'
who had him removed none too soon.
A successful protracted meeting Is IN
progress at Prince George Courthouse
under the auspices of the Baptist minis
tiers Of the county.
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CLARKE COUNTY.
The Meet of the Blue Ridge Hunt
CIuI,--ChiId Deserted.

RERRYyIII.E. VA, August 11-(spe-
cial.)-The second meet OF the Blue Ridge
Hunt Club took place at the home OF
Mr.. A. b. Bevan on Saturday evening
The programme consisted OF fla' run
ming race. in which there were six horses
entered. ard which was won bv W.
Truxton Boyce on his gray mare; three
contests in high jumping. heavy weights
middle weights. and the pony class. IN
all three Of which the horses ridden Dy
r. p Page, Jr.. were successiul. 4heIe
were also gymkarna races. which were
very amusing. and caused also some fine
exhibitions OF horsemanship. These con-
sisted of threading the needle which
was won by w. Truxton Boyce; egg
and spoon" race won by r. L. Page. Jr';
Dotato race won by NJ. l.. Boyce, Jr,
and bending race, won by Nat. BurwelL
About five hundred people were In at
tendance. representing Clarke and ad-
joining counties.
The Board of Supervisors OF Clarke
county, met at the courthouse in Berry +,
vile on Monday. This was the annual
meeting. and a full attendance Of the
board was present. Mr. Thomas b. Lev.
who has for several years past acted as
chairman Of the board. TO the satistac-
ton of every one. was unanimously re-
elected TO that position for the next
wear. A number Of accounts AGAINST
the county were allowed. and tho hoard
adjourned to meet again August 27th.
A servant girl I'm the employ OF MT
Thomas w. Russell. who lives about -FOUR
miles west of this place, on the turnp.re
leading TO winchester. was awakened
Sunday night by the cry Of a child ana
going into the yard discovered there an
infant. seemingly. about three weeks
old. By the chld's side was bottle OF
milk. but there was nothing either in
the childs appearance or the clothing
worn by It by which It's identity could be
discovered, and it has, therefore been
taken in charge by the county authorities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12

In pursuance Of the above-mentoned De-
cree the undersigned special commission
ers. thereby appointed for the purpose,
will sell by auction. upon the premises %
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PRICES.

100 dozen White China Cups and Sau-
GERS. worth 9Sc. a dozen, inventory
Price &c. each.
Gold-Plated. Onyx-Top Parlor Iaoles'
worth $780, Inventory Price Va cam
Beautiful Woven Hammocks, win pm
low and spreaders, worth s., inventory
Price 59c each.
Beautiful English China Dinner sets, III
Flow Blue and Pencil DecoIatlohs'
worth $3.50 Inventory Price WIS eASi''
Highly-Pollshed Oak Rockers, large
size. suitable for a gentleman or lady
worth $3.50. Inventory Price CSC.
800 Oak Dining-Room Chairs. worth N.oo'
Inventory Price ACC. each.
s-quart Yellow China Mixing Bowls
worth PC, to-day l2c. each.
Granite-Iron Soap Dishes, worth l5c., to-
day &c. each.
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Bedford City Bank Case.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, August n.-lSpe-
cial.)- the opening OF court this morn
ing Judge Barksdale read his Instructions
in the bank case, which were OF some
length. concluding as follows:
THE Court instructs the jury that al
though they may believe from the evil
dence that the report OF December H.
1895. Is untrue. yet u they further believe
from the evidence that II was so made by
James w. Smith through Ignorance or in
adj, ertence, and with no intent to deceive
or mislead,. they must md verdict oil
not guilty" .,
The first speech was then made by j. T.
Noel. ESQ. for the Commonwealth. and
consumed two hours. He was followed In
the Afternoon by Volney Il. Howard, Esq.
in an effective, dlspassionate presentation
OF the case OF the defendant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
SHOT IN THE THIGH.
The Pistol in a Bar-ItooIn I'm Dam
VILE.

DANVILLE. VA. August 11.-(Spe-
cial)--John Llley was shot in the thigh
this morning by Il. b. Crawley In a row
In ]. NJ. Eller's bar. on Union street. The
two men became involved in a quarrel
over an old grudge and clinched. During
the clinch Crawley drew 32-calibrc
pistol and it was discharged. Crawley
claims the weapon was accidentally dis
charged. After being shot Lil,ey wrested
the weapon from Crawley and the men
still grappled each other when the police
arrived Crawley was fined for carrying
weapon, and held under bail for the
grand jury for the shooting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
ROANOKE ASSOCIATION.
One Hundred and Seventh Annual
Session.

stHNlOhs
DANVILLE, VA, August n.-(Spe-
cial.)-The 10th annual session Of the
Roanoke Baptist Association met in Ken
tuck church, ten miles from Danville, this
morning. The association comprises the
territory Of Pittsylvania county and Dam
Vile. together with four border churches
in Halifax and one in Henry county.
There are forty-one churches in the asso-
citation. The body met in the new church
building at Kentuck, which has just been
completed 1t is the handsomest country
church building I'm this county. Rev. F..
II. Jones. Of Chatham, called the associa-
ton TO order. and the roll-call showed
delegates present from all the churches
except three. Among the visitors were:
Rev. DIR. Dickinson. Of Richmond: Rev.
]. II. Iamberth, Of North Carolina; ana
Rev. r. w. Criglin Of Burkeville.
The Introductory sermon was by Rev.
c. L. James, ID. D., Of Danville.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was devoted 10
the consideration Of State Missions and
associational missionary work. addresses
being made by Rev. w. p. Warren, Dr.
Dickinson. Dr. James, and others. To-
morrow's sessions will be devoted to
other church work.
The third annual session of the Wo-
mans Missionary Convention auxiliary TO
the association was commenced in n
gospel-tent erected on the grounds. Dele
gates were present from twenty-five Wo-
mans Missionary Societies. located with
in the bounds Of the association. the re-
ports from which show great advances
made within the past three years OF
woman's interest In missionary work.
The meeting was made very interest
ing by several short addresses and essays
by the workers in this branch Of church
usefulness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
BY J. H. Valentine. Auctioneer

As administrator Of estate Of Mrs. F.
Brauer. deceased, l will sell, al No 10
north I1ural street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY. VA.
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY; $500 FEET ELEVATION.
A large anu splendid Hotel. called
THE HOMESTEAD, with al modern
conveniences, including private baths, has
stead. After June 10Th rates for the
summer will be as follows: Homestead
Hotel, cottages. and annex, from SIS per
week upward, according 10 size and loca-
SO per week upward
ADJUSTMENTS AND SPORTS: Fine
orchestra; dancing I'm the Casino every
evening; riding and driving parties daily:
advantageous; new bicycle-track; golf
grounds lawn-tennis; pool and Billiards;
bowling, fishing and hunting.
FRED. STERRy.
my N-Su, WARTS Manager.
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Mirror-Polished Sad-Irons, worth 4c., a
pound, Inventory Price l-2c. a pound.
Best quality Ball Blueing, worth &C.,
Inventory Price 1c a package.
Best quality Fruit-Jar Rubbers. lc.
dozen.
Granite-Iron Covered Buckets, worth
25c, Inventory Price &c. each.
lot Of g. and 4-String Carpet Brooms,
made of the best selected corn, worth %
and S5c., Inventory Price &c. each.
12-quart Galvanized-Iron Buckets, worth
29c. Inventory Price SC. each.
Best Steel Soap-Shakers and Pot Chains
combined. worth l5c., for 1c. each.
Beautiful 6-Piece Decorated Toilet-Sets,
new shape, worth S29S, Inventory Price
Csc.
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PoIifica I'm Rofetourt.

FINCASTLE. VA, August ll.-tSpecIaI.J
The first speech of the canvass was made
here to-day by the Republican candidate
for Congress in the Tenth District, Mr..
Yost There being no one present 10 re-
nlv to MIR. Yost. Afr. Haden Penn was
called out, and made q short speech, In
which he severely arraigned the Republic
can party. Bryan and Sewali Will carry
Botetourt by a majority when wiz sur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
Nottoway LocaI-Option Election.

The complete vote in the local-option
election yesterday in this (Nottoway)
county, gave the "wets" a majority OF
1852. There is some talk OF a contest be-
Ing made In the districts In which Black
stone and Burkeville are located on ac-
count OF a large proportion OF the tickets
cast by the VETS" being printed In blue
ink. This was done. 1t is claimed, that
the colored voters might distinguish the
ballots. III these were thrown out three
districts. instead OF one. would be dry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
THE INVENTORY SALE


Richmond Thousands of dollars worth OF stock with an mpos
sibily of meeting the prices again
The important business plan of courage leaves expression
but the call to make your purchases forthwith and at once
The cash buying of the greatest in the South the
leverage that has idea of former soreepng
until the prices of this store have no competition
5000 yards of the newest French Percaes IN full pieces 2
to 1926 grades for sac yard
Black Figured Alpaca Lustres 1920. values, for s7Sc
900 pairs Ladies Hermsdor Hose, high spced, double
heels and double soes % to Soc grades for 1915 pair
276 AllLinen Towels, 1212cr best grade for 6a4c.
500 yards &c. Hamburg Edgings for 1c yard
bunch of Real Bone Stays, II pieces to bunch tor 1c
Fail Knit Underwear for Ladies SOC kind for Csc garment
SIS dozen Misses and Chldens Hose seamless and the re-
gular 25c grade for $40. pair
200 yards Fine and Sheer White India Linen costing 1O1c
by the case for 4alc.
yards Heavy White London DUCK SultlnS 112c Sraoe
for 62Ic.
zoe White India Linen rs yards wide fine and sheer for 9ac
Coored Silk Dress Yelling 81 20 grade for 25c yard
100 Crocheted BedSpreads 69c. ones, for 29c
Hooks and Eyes, good as De Longs dozen on card,
cards for 1c card.
Turkish Bath Soap large size cakes for lie. cake.
54 dozen Large Tea Napkins all pure nen for &C. EACH
SIC German Table Linen for 19c. a yard.
No. 4 all Pure Silk Taffeta Ribbon for lie. yard
1914 Utica Hemmed Sheets for 37Ec.
125 Bamboo Portieres for 40c.
22O Ladies Cambria Covers Is and lie grade for
7c each. $500 .
wards of Fine Cambria and Nansook Embroderies that
were 1212c yard, for 5c. yard
$500 yards Unbleached Cotton for Use a yard.
113 Silk Gloria Umbrellas Tor ladies or men, regular qloO
ones, for 75c. each
Whaebone Casing that sells for 12c piece for &c piece
2 dozen Blackheaded Veil Pins for 1c
pieces of 1Owe Tapestry Carpets room, hail. and
stair patterns, for 47c
1000 yards sc. Apron Ginghams for 21@c yard
900 wards Handmade Linen Torchon Lace for 5c yard
1900 Oxford Teachers Bibles for 75c. each
Tissue and Meine Silk Yelling 25cr for 1c a yard
GRAY Lining Cambria &c yard or yards Tor lOc
Double Width Wool Filled Cashmere for &C.
Chidrens Winter-Knit Vests &C.
Iubins ST % Silk Finished Henriettas, for Csc.
2nch wide AlSk Black Satin and GrosGran Ribbon for
&C. yard.
Atwood Bicycle Cloth 12yard wide 81 value, for 19c
81 Silks for 43c $3.50 Silks for Soc so and 69c Silks
for 25c - 49, - ~
AND THOUSAND OTHER THINGS AT THESE SPECIAL
PRICES.
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A Bad Accident.

sCOTTsvILLE. VA. August n.x(spe-
cial.) Little Bledsoe Beal, son OF Mr.
bad accident this morning. A steel pitch
fork, with four prongs. was lying IN the
path with the prongs upturned, and the
boy. In running rapidly along the path,
struck against IL, two or three Of the
proncs entering his foot and badly lace
rating IL DR. Jeffries was called in,
and dressed the wound. and the lad Is now
resting as comfortably as could De eA-
uected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
Strike mt Cleveland Ended.

CLEVELAND. O., August 1.-THE
strike or lockout at the Brown Hoist
Works, In this city, is practically at an
end or the 800 men who went on strike,
500 are now engaged In other employment.
The Brown Company has 355 men at work
and has refused twenty-five applications
for employment.
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PROPOSALS.
Wnllansbl

Williamsburg. Va. August II, 1875
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL UNllh
TJESDAY. september /. 1870. az y Q go .,, d,
receive bids for ONE HJNDkEp 49, ~
the toni OF EGG ANTHRACITE CoAb
Tor the College Of William and Maiys
same 10 be delivered at the Cheaper
AMI ohio railway depot az Wllliamspu.s,
on or before october 1. 1880, freight P''-
The right Is reserved 10 reject any
and all bids LYON o. ~,
au u. 1876 ites.-s-'.
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AND
epnINE&

over Rockhsh Gap Blue Ridge Mountains,
2 600 feet above the level OF the sea. Fine
views, a delightful summer resort. cheap
board, strong iron springs many attrac-
lions 10 the Invalid. pleasure-seekers. and
families; OF easy access. Address Messrs.
MASSIE & CO., Alton. Va. my 2l-3m
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Again Postponed.

BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE, VA,
August 1l.-lSpeciaLl 1.-THE case OF the
Commonwealth VS.. Gregory Is postponed
until next Friday. This Is the case in
which the defendant. T.. ID. Gregory, shot
the Glover brothers at Whitehall. In this
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
WANTED,

RECRUITS FOR THE UNITED STATES
Marine Corps. Wanted, able-bodled, un,
married men between the ages OF Il ana
30 years. Food. clothing, and medical at
tendance free. For further particulars,
etc. apply o. address the commandlng
officer, Marine Barracks, Navy ard, Nor-
folk va jy 5-5m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
SIMMER REST.

A COOPERATIVE VACATION HOUSE
for Self-SuppOrting Women OF Richmond.
open from July fST TO OCTOBER ISL.
For particulars, apply at the office, I'll
east Franklin street, Tuesday and Fridays
from h.3O p NJ du g-SuN W tSells
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD tine
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALFN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pho
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND TBg
VENDEE.
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NANTED

SITUATION TO MANAGE A FARM FOR
1891. Can give good reference; Address
Manauin POST Office, King William coun-
", Va, In care of George Johnson;
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WANTED,

BY A GRADUATE OF THE PETERS
burg Southern Female College. with some
experience In teaching, a situation in
German. Music. and English. References
given and required. Address No. 20 Union
street. Petersburg Va. jy 1S-Sa& WIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12

BY VI. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
Eleventh and Bank streets.
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STOCKTON HOTEL

LAPE MAY, NV JEhof1.
Open from June 9TH 10 September 9th. The most
elegant and spacious the coast, every facility
and requisite for the comfort and convenience Of
guests. Private baths, plumbing perfect Morgans
celebrated orchestra OF eighteen pieces. Send for
illustrated booklet. HORACE NJ. CAKE, Props.
aud The Nornandie, Washington. ID. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
De 2o-52tl


one mile from University Of Virginia. will
OPEN JUNE LIST. Many improvements
on hotel and lawn. For circular address
WILLIAM A. BOWLES, Proprietor,
nv l3-3n charlottesville Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
BY Dudley & Gray.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 3 north Eleventh street.
DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER
ID WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION UPON

LIIN "IE
TUESDAY, AUGUST IS. 1886
at $50 +. NJ, those BEAUTIFUL LIE
on the northeast corner OF Thiriy-i0litn
and Broad street, fronting ChlmD0fllp
Park. and Immediately on the Traction
car line. fronting 20 feet on Broad stree,
and running back between parallel INES
l2O feet TO a 15-foot alley. As an inres.-
ment we know Of nothing more attractive.
TERMS: Made known OF safe.
j. H. SCHOOLER.
aul -TlI tn. Sa, Su&Tu5t AuctIoneer
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WANTED,

BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE TO Sc
cure a place as BoOk-kceper and CASHIER
i'm store or office: or would take position
OF Saleslady. Address "PERSON," care
Disnatch office au 9-Su&W2t
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WANTED,

POSITION ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1ST,
by Registered Druggist OF over eleven
years experience. First-class reference
an a-Su& VIZ
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WANTED,

A FTRsT-CLASs GERMAN, WITH A
family. to take charge of farm. Answer
at once, FARMER, care OF Daliy DIS
patch. du s-oV
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WANTED.

BY A MAN OF EXPERIENCE. A
Situation as manager on farm. Can give
good references. Address w. {. MI N
TER, Walkerton, King and queen county
Na du J-3tF
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WANTED,

A MALE TEACHER FOR THE PUBLIC
School at Smithfield, Va. Salary. 20 per
pointment will be made September p,
1896 Apply at once. stating qualihcatlons'
giving references, and experience. 20
r. f.. BOYKIN,
All lift Trustee &c Smitneld, "a
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

FOR THE COMING SCHOOL TERM. A
few Young Girls to board in the family
and study with our children. Every care
taken. Teacher highly accomplished, ana
best family. Terms moderate. For par
ticulars address HATTIE LEE TURBER-
VILE. Lection, Chantilly Post-Dllce,
Fairfax County, Va. au lZ-cOd-tT