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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-03-26
Armenian Relief.

New YORK, March 2o.-The follow.
Ing has been received from the Inter-
national Armenian Relief commission
at Constantipople: "All our available
funds exhausted; 1870 distributing cen.
ters calling for help; people perishing.
What shall we answer?' In response
the National Armenian Relief commit.
tee forwarded by cable $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
WANTED.

CANvASsERS IL EVERY TOWN. N
the State for a Fraternal Order ravira
sick. accident. death, and endowment Zen,
sfits. Good pay. Address, with reference
and stamp. FRATERNAI. Post-Oaice 80,
z39, Richmond. Va. au 3J-ifs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
nnnnfiona TO the Homo.

The following friends OF the Richmond
Industrial Home have recently given 90
nations through Superintendent i. ".
r. Goode 4 Son. Nelson's Drugstore.
Rleirs Drugstore. J. X. Price, Mrs I.
Shaunassy, X. 4. Daniel. Jacob kirsn,
o. W. Saunders. Stout < Co. BraueI4s
Market. A. Fe!ug, j. W. PHILIPS, Dixie
p. !. Bagley. Snackelford & Joyner. Gil
los Bakery. Virginia Fish Company, /.
y. Briggs. Charles Decker, w. A. Lam
bert. Herman Schmidt, W. +. Kid, o. J..
Miller. Mrs. r. Lang, =. Blenner; r ".
Kelley, W. ID. Jones. Jeffries x Shelton,
Powers < TaylOr's Drugstore. James I.
vaughan. Drlnkards Bakery, +. Iichten-
stein, A. Stroud. Sarah Moss. j. Charity,
Jane LightfoOt. Bass a. Co. Andrew
Aaronson, Mrs. Garrett, u. u. Peasants,
~ Martin. Undertake &; Co., H. Coulter,
~ LauGerback Wallace & Gregory,
Chapman q Johnson. Charles Fromer,
W. IT. White, J. c. S!ewers, Mrs. l. Iay-
Tor. August Wallmeyer, ". 4. Lauterback.
J. WaIermeyer. X. $. Cottrell Myer
Kirsh. Jacob Keck. T. a. Koss. John
ScLeer. A. }. Stroud, Mrs. i. a. kOsslow,
" Stout. Broom's Bakery, New York
Bakery A. Eichel, Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, Richmond
Dispatch. Times, state. Tiller q Tiller,
Lee taller. W II. Wayne, Holtzback,
O. Narmins. Julius KTaker, Messer-
gChnidt's Bakery. =. Brdler a son,
Henry Messerschmidt. Parkinson dry
goods. Cary streeO. W. c. Tyler, G. II.
Hewitt. S. 3. Scott G. J. Porter, X. H..
McKenny. r. Lee Mrs. Keller. NJ. Daw-
son. John Griffin. W. 4. Clark & Co.,
r. J. Cousins, Mrs. Smithers. Herman
Groot. NJ. A. Page. S. +. Fletcher. John
y. Burch. c. Unger. Glass & Co, Mrs.
Martin, Woodson & Brown, w. =. Tur-
ner. T. CARRIER. Mrs. y. ONeI, J. Doc.
sears. !. +. Gready, S. G. Dillon. +. Dono-
hoe. +. Gogan. Mrs. Magic, W. Talley,
Singers Bakery, A. Wasserman, q. W.
Turner, n. J. Smith. Alassei, Baughman,
Stationery Company, Daisy Soap Com
pany, Cohen's Bakery, Mrs. A. Mckinley,
George Wagner. D. Heckler, James Balm.
Garter. ]. J. Rankin John j. Garvln,
Matthew Briel. X II. NJ Harrison. w. II.
Brauer. r. r. schmidt, W. NJ. Hechler,
w. J. Holmes, Roam & Co, Mrs. Moesta. 3
Bakery. Kahn & Brother. \. Smidth, A.
A. scott, C. W. Taylor, J. IT. Node. n.
Dego. W. Tinker. and w. Bowen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
Tournament I'm King william.

IEsTOR MANOR. VA, August p
(Special)-A grand tournament ana paH
was given by the young men Oh hyo.a
neighborhood yesterday evening at ChslI-
coke. the elegant estate OF the late Dr'
Tomlin Braxton, this county. There were
twelve knights contesting for the hohors,
which resulted as follows: Mr.. George
Gregory. the successful one, crowned MISS
Susie Edwards, OF Richmond, queen MT
saint Montague next crowned Miss blnda
White first maid OF honor; Mr.. herpert
Montague crowned Miss Willie Hill second
maid and Mr.. Hunter Montague crown
ing Miss Annie Edwards third MAID MT
Roger Taylor Gregory, OF New Kent oe.
livered the coronation address. hssan :
music from Richmond was furnished anu
a most enjoyable evening was spent oy
all present. ,,,,a
Miss Ewing, OF Meherrin, after coneiuo-
ing a most delightful visit TO MISS
Eva Neale, returned home to-day. Misses
susie and Hylah Edwards left for thelr
homes In Richmond this morning, AFTER
an extended visit to friends and relatives
In the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
E FOUROUREAN-PR COMPANY.

and 4. II, last Thursday. He was most
cordially received and welcomed by the
brethren OF the mystic tie.
Mrs. ". T. Tillar is visiting her father'
at Bristol, Va.
Mrs. John b. Vincent and her daughter
Miss Mary Tabb Vincent, have been VS.
iting Mrs. 2. J.. Turner this week.
Mrs. S. w. Reese, after sojourning IN
our town for several weeks. is visiting
friends at Centralia, Chesterfield county.
Mr. T. Peyton Turner. deputy clerk or
the courts. returns to-day after pleas
ant trip TO Hollins Institute.
Precinct meetings viii be held In a rev
DAYS 10 select delegates TO the conven-
ton, which meets in Petersburg on the
10th of September
Mr. Wyche Newsome, worthy young
man Of the town. has been quite SICK TOT
some time.
Mr. y W. Newsome has resigned as
Town Sergeant OF Emporia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
Euvorth League Literary Meeting.

place Fpworth League was held at Park
place church Friday evening and very
ENJOYABLE programme was rendered
1Our Hymn-Writers and Their Hymns
was the subject for discussion, and the
hrIght. original papers contributed by
Misses Carrie Mitchell Inez Weisiger,
and Mr.. Frank Wells gave gratifying evil
dence OF their acquaintance with hymn
ology and their interest In league work.
There were also recltations and readings
nv Misses Bessie Lee and jamie Rogers.
Also musical selections by Miss Augusta
Rianton. which were highly enjoyed.
Despite the warm weather and the fact
that the season OF outings is not usuaIly
conducive 10 the prosperity Of Christian
work. The interest In the league has been
Wen sustained throughout, and there are
Indications that with the coming OF au-
tumn there will be quickened activity IN
ali the departments OF the league.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

| Tea Sets, consisting OF SO pieces,
dainty, delicate spray decorations
I'm six varieties, and gold lines on
all pieces, well worth s12, Monday
sG.05.
Rogers's Tablespoons, Monday each
/ 15c.
| Large-sired Gray-AottIed wash
I basins, 1Oc.
s-Inch Jardlnieres. floral design, Mon
7 day Sc.
/ $50 Framed Pictures, &c.
! Thin Teddy TumbIers, extra quail
fly, worth 81 dozen, special Lee.
each.
7 beautiful FIow-BIue Vases, well
worth soc, for 15c.
Elegant Large-SiEed Orange and
berry Bowls, brilliant cut-gInss
pattern, actual value SOC. for this
sale only sc.
Gas Globes. handsomely etched, this
sale ice.
[ Olive Dishes value 15c. each, &c.
Fancy Leatherette Wall Pockets, worth
70 25c. &c.
Heaviest REFINED saucepans, cheap at
&c, Sc.
Heavy REFINED Wash Basins. cheap at
l0c, g..
Heavy REFINED Preserving Kettles, 15c.
LarseSt-sized Japanned Toilet sees,
. pieces, Doe.
superiOr-QuaIity Tin-Top jelly
TumbIers, worth zoe. dozen, for sc.
Wire-Rimmed REFINED Bread Pans, &c.
each.
Strong Durable Sprinkllng Cans, 4c.
seIf-Wringine Floor Mops, best
soc. value. Ioc.
sman-slzed Covered Granite saucepans
for &c.
Elght-Bau Croquet Sets all parts var
nished, mallets painted. two eight-colored
stakes, ten arches, with book, worth =,
sc.
Another lot OF those White Combinets
or Slop-Jars. with cover and handle, the
most convenient toilet article made. for
Monday only CSC
cut-Glass Pattern Pickle Dishes, &c.
Shoe-Blacking. &c. box 1c.
Zoe. regular No. 2 Chimney for large
sized burner &c.
Dark-Blue Decorated Bowls, l0c.
Vanished Knife Trays, Sc.
Choice Of entire balance Of stock Win
dow Screens. worth up 70 81. Monday l9c.
Handled Fruit Knives, worth 81
each, 4sc.
80 dozen Strong Hearth Brooms, g
sewed, made OF selected western
corn, highest grade BroOms made,
never sold for less than 25c., Hon-
day Zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

At sG2 20, Oakland Pattern Dinner
SETS. can always match IL, handsome
green decoration, 100 pieces in set,
worth SIS.
At sec. Handsome Cut-Glass Vinegar
Bottles. worth -.
At SI2.T5, 10 Imported Carlsbad
China Dinner Sets, 1O2 pieces, with
soup tureen, new shape decoration,
very beautiful, worth So.
At sls.S7. Choice Of our regular stock OF
Carlsbad China Dinner Sets. l0l pieces
with soup tureen, worth to SO.
At SOS. Onyx-TOp Brass Pnrior
Tables, worth $3.50, at special Mon
day rate.
At BE, CarIsbad-Cbina Water
Pitchers in 4 styles of decorations
with gold edges, worth soc.
At lsc., s-Inch Decorated and Tntea
Carlsbad China Berry Bowls. HaViiaha
shane, zoe. value
Thin Crystal Table Tumbiers, neat
eDgrayings, O for 25c.
Finest Porcelain Dinner Sets. 80 pieces
decorations IN under-glaze floral sprays
reduced, per set, TO 80
Finest Porcelain Dinner Sets, 100
pieces, gold decoration, regular 81
value, reduced, per set, to s0'9S'
Decorated-Ch China Dessert or Tea Plates,
oil beautifully decorated, value so Dozen
each l0c.
Decorated Porcelain Cuspadores,
good zoe. value, each 1Sc.
CRYSTAL Glass Berry or Fruit
snucers, cut-gIass design, value soc'
per dozen, reduced to for &c.
Crystal-Glass Berry or Salad BOWS
a good a0c. article, at S..
CrystaI-CIass Water Sets, regular
value 75c., reduced, per set, 10 1oc'
30 dozen White stone China Plates,
10 close out. each Lee.
The Hero Cupid banquet Lamp,
goId-pIated throughout, embossed,
central draft fount, regular s3.74
value. reduced to s1.39.
Austrian Cream Pitchers, egg-shel
china. reduced each, 70 sc.
LARGE REFINED CoLANDERs, 30.
Gnrays Curtain Stretches, sc.
i-Pound Coffee Canisters, &c.
Nickel-Plated Table or Reading Lamps.
with dome shade, central draft burner,
reduced, complete, to CSC.
A special lot Pnrlor Rockers. worth
regularly $3.50 and $3.50, nt SOS.
A special lot ParIOr Rockers, oak
and mahogany, covered in silk
tapestries. brocnteIieS. and sole
leather, worth regularly 81, $3.50,
and 50, all at Si.95.
Heavy Tin Wash Boilers. with copper
rim and copper bottom, 42c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

clifton Terrell Phi, D.. University Of
Mississippi; Miss Mary Motz. Waco.
Tex, and Mr.. James French Strother,
Welch, W. Va.
The presents were numerous and hand
some, representing the good wishes OF
friends from many States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
STANTON.
A. Druggist Assigns-The Nindica-
tor Sold.

sTAUNTON, VA, August 2.-lspe-
cial)-W. VI. Allen. a druggist, who has
been doing business for a number oil
years at No. 10 east Main street. to-day
assigned to p. II. Trout, Jr., as trustee
There are seven classes named In tne
deed. The debts OF the first class aggre-
eating $780, are due home banks ana
creditors. Ine seventh class covers rent
OF dwelling and other small debts. ana
the general indebtedness Is provided Tor
in class eight.
The Staunton Vindicator was sofa TO-
day to r. s. Turk, owner and editor OF
the Spectator, who will consolidate the
two papers. The Spectator-Nindicator
will continue. as each has done before
10 warmly spouse the cause OF Bryan
Sewall, Flood, and silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
WANTED.

perience desires a Position. Teaches ing
lish, Mathematics, Latin. French, Music.
and Art. Best references. Address
TEACHER" Box Is. Covington. Va.
an sO-ffs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
THE WRIGHT CASE.
Argument COncIuded-Given TO the
Jury.

Jury.
SUFFOLK. VA, August 29.-(Special)-
Interest in the Wright case was at fever
heat to-day, the time being devoted TO
hearing the instructions OF the Court and
argument by counsel. Commemorative
Attorney Holland made a short opening
speech, and was followed by Colonel H.
+. Boykin, Of Smithfeld, for the defence,
I'm a speech OF two hours. Captain George
d. Wise, OK Richmond, also for the de-
defence. then consumed about two and
q half hours in the defence OF the priso-
ner Hon. T. d. Holland closed the pro-
secution in a speech Of nearly two
hours. which was fine effort. He dealt
Zoo facts, which he made plain and con-
vnclng and treated the prisoner IN
very courteous and lenient manner AS
Il was nearly o'clock when the case
was ready for the jury, Judge hiiby ad-
journed court until Monday morning at ~
o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

READER, TAKE Ny .ADVICE-TAKE
Cabinet. Everybody buys sick or well.
Turkish, Russian. or indicated baths at
home: no bath-tubs or Doctors bills.
Cures colds rheumatism, all blood, skin
nerve. and kidney diseases. Beauties
conplexion. / make so a day. work
hours: no capital Write l.. WORLD
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Column
Inns dQ ovtOtll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
EmporIa Jottings.

F.,lPoRIA. VA. August 29.-(speciaD
Mrs w. u. Bailey and family have re-
turned after a visit to relatives IN Peters
burg.
Mr.. e. l.. Turner. district deputy grand
master OF District No. Is. paid an official
visit 10 Dinwlddie Lodge, No. LEG, A. +.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

TIE OEEICIAL SILVER PIN.

THE OFFICIAL SILVER PIN.
&c TO 1 SILVER. The Official Demo-
cratic Silver Pin consists OF a Rooster
with Is silver feathers to 1 gold. standing
on a shock Of wheat. containing Is silver
sheayes to l gold. Samples by mail, l0c.
Discount 10 agents.
THE QUIN NOVELTY COMPANY.
3l7 Fifth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
an 90-Its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
WANTED.

BY A COMPETENT GERMAN. A POSI-
ton in good family as Mothers Assist
ant" Address by letter Y. Y. D.. INA east
Main street, Richmond, Va an sO-lfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
WANTED.

ONE TYPEWRITER; SOME KNOW
ledge OF shorthand; boy preferred. Also
Four Collectors for Richmond ana one Tor
Manchester Desire active. energetic men
OF good appearance, that can furnish bond
Tor E1O. Prefer men with some experience
as statesmen or solicitors. Address in own
handwriting. stating experience. Give
home address, age and reference A.,
care Carrier No g. au 30-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

LOST. on FRIDAY, AUGUST SIH
near Brook road. ONE LEAoN An.
noma az scott. Reward II retury9d q
10 west Broad street. sa @-ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

Statesmen. LOCAL AND TRAVEL
ling everywhere. 20 take orders from re-
tail trade for staple line. Immense selcr
Active men making 80 20 80 weekly.
Exclusive or side line. Costly sample
free. Address FACTORY, station "J
Philalelnhla. 81 -l-SlI-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

AGENTS FOR TALES OF THE CIVIL
War. as told by 40 veterans on both sides.
Something new Hundreds OF great war
Pictures-e0s pages. one agent renCrfs
10 orders for IS DAYS. Write qu'cr.
PEOPLES PUBLISHING CONPANY.
S9n Market street. Philadelphia.
an Il-crrf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
WANTED.

AGENTS. SALARY AND COMMISSION
10 distribute advertising and take orders
for large manufacturing concern.
Agents are making from S25 to SIS per
week. Previous experience not necessa-
ry. This is an opportunity OF a lifetime.
Write to-day for further particulars.
EUREKA CHEMICAL AND MANU-
COMPANY. La crosse.
Wis. au STU, w Sac Su4w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

BIG MONEY IL LATEST CAMPAIGN
and Comic Buttons % kinds Bottom
prices. Box samples FOR dime CAlr-
PAIGN SUPPLY COMPANY "a Ar.1
street. Boston. Mass. an lists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

SIS TO $40 A MONTH AND ENPENsEs
maid saIesmen FOR CiEars. experience un-
necessary: standard goods. Little CLERK
cigar Machine free 20 each customer.
CHARLES {. BISHOP & Co, 81. Louis
no. an 9-Su. Tu&Thi3,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

AGENTS EVERYWHERE CAN MAKE
immense profits. our sumner specialize
Just out, sell at sight. Write Tor cata-
logue for fun Information. Sample, l'r
ALUMINIUM NOV ELTH COMPANY.
Broadway. New York. jy ls-Sul-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

POSITION AT ONCE BY TBOROUGrr.y
competent registered druggist ~ ove-
eleven years experience First-c. res
references. DRUGS. Post-Ofice Box rs
Danyilie. Va au 2I-Th&guEt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

MAsON's FRUIT JARS, EACH 3 1-2c.
100 Jardinisres. worth up to SIS, at Ssc.
3-Qunrt White-Lined Preserving
Kettles, Ice.
At 1c. per pound. Bllrror-Polished Sad
Irons.
At e5c.. Large Willow Clothes
Basket.
At lee. Famny-slze Granite-Enameiled
Frying Pans.
Safety Razors. made OF finest steel, =
value S.SS-supply limited.
At &c. per roll. Perforated Toilet Paper.
Toe. Scrubbing Brushes, &c.
15c. for zoe. Decorated Dessert
Plates.
lOc. FOR 5oc. Tea Cups and saucer%
No China Offering in years TO COM
pare with theses
Joe. for 30c Decorated Dessert Plates.
Joe. for 30c. Decorated o. ID. Cups and
Saucers.
Sls5 for $50 Cracker Jars, gold deco
rated.
e)c. for 81 Tea-Cups and soucsrs. and
HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS FOR
MONDAY.
CUT-GLAss-some special Items.
Prices never TO he duplicated.
Si.6 for 81 American Cut-Glass Water
Bottles.
sl45 FOR $3.50 HeavilyCut Bowl Ameri-
can cutting. design new. real $50 value
soc. for CSC Large Sugar Sifters.
1Oc. for &c and sc. Fnely-Cut salt and
Pepper Shakers, with heavily-plated tops.
The entire stock offered on Monday
10 cases, containing upwards of
800 Imported Banquet Lamp Globesj
lust arrived from abroad, should
have been here last April, importers
close the lot out 10 us NJ less than
half price. The entire quantity d.
Vided into two grand lots.
Lot worth from s. TO Soto 90 at
CSC.
lot 2-worth from 50 to ss-to go at
H.sJ.
Refrfgerators ut prices TO clean up
the balance of stock.
1 "Zero" Refrigerator. with handsomest
sldebOard top worth So. 10 20 et 81.
] zero" Refrigerator, worth SIS, TO 90
al $50
1 zero" Refrigerator. worth ST, TO go
at $3.50.
Zero Ice-Box, worth $3.50. TO 90 at
$50.
1 Zero" Ice-BoI. worth 81, to 20 at
sC75.
OIL-STOYEs-A clean sweep I'm the
prices:
Entire balance Of stock Of 3-Burner
Oil-Stoyes. worth to =. all to 90 at $50.
G-Piece Chamber Sets, assorted
decorations. large-sized sets, worth
S2.25, our price per set Monday, 0Gc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

FOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN TO
Board with me. l have nicely Furnished
rooms and good table. Bah. hot and cod
water. and every comfort OF a home.
Terms moderate. ll3 east Main street.
an g1.Tfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
WANTED,

BoARDERs FOR THREE NICE ROOMS
TERMS VERY MODERATE
au 3O-3t sl3 east Marshan street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

I 4-Quart Covered Pals. worth l5c., at &C.
1Oc. for IS dozen Cut-GIass Table
TumbIers.
I5c. for soc. Cut-GInss Table Tum-
bIers.
s.45 for &c Toilet Sets. y pieces. full
decorations-Monday $50.
2-Piece Carving Sets, cocoa handle,
9-inch blade, Wholesale price 81
set. our price Monday, 39c.-20o sets,
no more.
Fine-QuaHty Prsssed-Giass C'istards,
extra-smooth finish, full-sized and good
value AZ &c., ot &c.
800 sets White-Chinn Cups and
saucers. worth Coo, Monday only
29c. for @ of each.
30 dozen Strong House Brooms.
4-sewed, Toe.
Heavy Wire Meat Broilers, sc.
Counter Busters Sc.
100 dozen Published Wine Glasses,
Monday 6 for &c.
p dozen Whlsk Brooms. some silk
sewed. worth up to S5c.. any at &c.
sc. for Granite Cake Turner'S. worth l5c.
90 Oak Screens, beautifully tril~med' 60
inches high, 129.
SPICE -Niceiy-Jspanned Spice
Sets. containing six lettered boxes In tray
worth 25c.. &C.
s-Inch Pie Plates, 1c.
. 80
handsomest and best trays on the market,
1916.
sterllng-Silver Gold-Ilned Sugar Spoons,
Orange spoons, Beef Forks, etc., worth
TO s.. each sl2i.
100 dozen Clear Crystal Water
TumbIers, banded, @ for sc.
G-Quart Mottled-Granite MIX Pans,
worth zoe, Monday 13c.-supply
limited.
2-Quart sauceDans. made OF heavy tin
&c.
41-2-Foot Ironing Boards. smoothly
finished, 29c.
Standard Turkey busters, worth &c,
&c.
Best-ouality Pastry Boards. large size.
25c.
Twin Match Safes, &c.
MottIed-Granite OblonS Bread
Pans, size 12xS, best 35c. value for
1oc.-(One to buyer)
Flesh Forks. heavy twisted-wire
handles, &c.
Tea Trays, extra heavy, nicely Japan
ned, &C.
$3.50 English Royal Vases, Monday Sl.s~
Sc Library Lamps. Monday $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
WANTED.

BY SEPTEMBER 18TH BOARD II PRI.
vate family by gentleman and wife. state
terms. References exchanged. Address
Z, a. L., care Dispatch. an VIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
nusINEss WANTS.
NAMED,

MORPHINE. OPIUM. AND ALL
drug additions absolutely cured. Pain
less speedy home treatment A. great
expense and trouble we give, without cost
three-days sample. Chance OF NE
time" VLADIMIR CHEMICAL CON-
PANY. - west Twenty-eighh street, Sew
York. Az a9-lL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

A GOOD AnLLINER AND THREE EX-
perienced Dry-Goods Salesladies for the
IAN season. Apply with references, 10
JACOB LEVITT.
~, ro-rf 1H,3 east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.


FAMILY SEWING TO DO At Hovr
Children's clothing a speciality. Charge,
reasonable. Address Mrs. H., care POE.
master, station y. city an 20-lfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

PUPILS N SHORTHAND AND TYPr-
writing. Apply for terms and parffor-f-..
s. r. POYTURESS CPrinclpaD Richmond
School of Stenography, 9is east Main
street. over Meade & Bakers Pharmacy.
an 2j-2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
WANTED.

UNFURNIsHED ROOM AND HALL
Room, with board. for couple and enid
south OF Broad and east OF Monroe Park
4 BOX % CITY AZ .l-L--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
WANTED.

BY A YOUNG LADY or LIMITED Fy.
perience. A Position 90 private family
as teacher OF the English branchos ana
Mathematics. Address Rev. J. r. MOOR
MICK. LongWood. Va. an Es-lsy
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WANTED,

SALESMAN FOR OUR BRYAN AND
Mckinley Cigars. $50 weekly and ex-
penses. Experience unnecessary.
FOLK RITCHIE q CO,
an 3O-Su Tu&F3t 81 Louis No
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WANTED,

A SITUATION BY A MARRIED MAN
as Clerk or Assistant Book Keeper.
References given. Address A. c., this
Oillce. an 40-1fs
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,
-

POSITION BY AN EXPERIENCED
Competent Stenographer Qady). Can also
assist in general Office work Best refer
Oiitce. au 3J-lts
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WANTED,

A SALESMAN FOR THE CITY TRADE
one well acquainted with young men who
dress we'll preferred. None but a husfle-
need apply. Address STRICTLY RTST-
NESS. care OF Dispatch. au 3O-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
WANTED.

MEN TO SELL CANDY TO THE RE-
tail trade; steady employment. experience
unnecessary; SO monthly salary and ex-
penses or com. II offer satisfactory adj
dress with particulars concerning yourself.
CONSOLIDATED CANDY COMPANY,
Chicago. au sO-fts
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WANTED,

BY A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT
children. -Four or Five Rooms In de-,
sirable locality. with privilege OF us.rs
bath. Address T.. care OF Carrier -
city. az 23-2t'
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WANTED.

X RAY POCKET ILLUSION. SEE
through everything. Just out Sells like
pigs in Clover" Bonanza FOR agents
and street. Sample lOc. LYNN NOVEL
TY MANUFACTURING COMPANY
LYNN. Mass au 2l-it
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LADIES TO KNOW THAT DR..
McGlVs famous Orange Blossom, Catarrh
Cure. Cancer Sslve, Pile Remedy. Cough
syrup. o. 3. Pills. Nerve Powders. and
Kidney Cones can always DO had fresh
by calling at a east Broad street (opp0-
site Cohen's store). Ms. 9. MAlA
au a-lts Richmord. Ns.
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WANTED,

Statesmen. $ A DAY. no CANVASS
ing. No deliveries. No collections sam
pies free. Side line or exclusive MANU-
FACTURERS. 3sil Market street. Phlla-
delphia. au 30-cutt