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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
POLICEMEN FOULLY MURDERED.
Another Man shot Down by Despe-
radoes--Lynching Expected.

radoeS-LynchinG Expected.
COLUMBUS. GA. October 14-About
2:30 this afternoon j. A. White. shoe
maker and Henry white, his son, fouly
murdered two policemen on Thirteenth
street, this city, and fatally wounded an
other on Sixteenth street shortly after
wards. There was no cause for the COM
mission of the crimes other than the
fact that both men had been summoned
to appear before the Recorder tomorrow
for some trivial offence.
Richard Adams was the officer who
summoned the two men to court. and i'm
medatey after he presented them with
the subpoenas both men armed them
selves and returned TO Rumsey's bar, on
Thirteenth street. near where Adams was
standing. The elder White deliberately
levelled the Winchester with which he
was armed and shot Adams just above
the heart, killing him almost instantly.
officer William Jackson, who was pa
trolling the adjoining beat. heard the
shot and ran TO the corner. He was met
by both the Whites. who began firing on
him as he turned the corner from First
avenue. He was shot four times. but
lived until o'clock tonight. After the
commission of the second murder the two
men walked leisurely up First avenue -
their home on Sixteenth street, where
officer Charles Roberts went to arrest
them. In answer TO his knock on the
door Roberts received a bullet from
Whites Winchester through the stomach
He staggered to the street. and no hope
is entertained OF his recovery.
BY the time the third policeman had
fallen q crowd Of over 800 armed
men had reached the scene and the muir
nerers' house was surrounded. Tom
Jackson, marshal Of Girard, and Zeno
Pickett. an ex-pOliceman. of this city. vol
unteered to run White out Of his house.
Four other brave men offered TO follow
the house, firing hundreds Of bull
lets into the windows and doors
When the fusillade ceased Jack
son and Pickett forced open the door,
whereupon White began firing upon them
The two men rushed i'm upon him, and
after shooting him half dozen times
dragged him into the street Immediately
after delivering Whites body TO the
| crowd Pickett fell TO the sidewalk, from
the effects OF what is believed to be a
mortal wound. He was taken to nearby
house. where he is still duartered. and
though in a critical condition, there Is
faint hope OF his recovery.
The younger White escaped from the
house and crossed the river near by into
| Alabama. where he was captured TO-
night AT 1890 o'clock by Officers Osborne
| and Threlked, OF this city. He was brough
/ to this city and placed i'm Jail. 1t is be
lieved he will be lynched, though tn'
town Is quiet at midnight.
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Madison Aroused.

MADISON COURTHOUSE October a.
Special THE people of Criglersville had
a great treat Monday night Captain X
S. Parks. Of Luray, and n. b. Early Jr.,
Of Greene. addressed the citizens in be
half of the peoples cause. Captain Parks
spoke for nearly two hours lie made an
unans wcrable argument in favor of free
silver. and is doing noble work tot
Bryan and HAY. lie was followed by
Mr.. " b. Early, j., in a speech OF an
hour and a quarter. Mr.. Early Is an
orator of high degree. and is also great
reasoner His flights Of eloquence were
cheered TO the echo. He handles the sill
yer question in a mastery way. Inc
people Of Madison are aroused to FEVER
heat. and will give Bryan. Sewall, ana
Hay a rousing majority on the 81 OF NO
Verrh.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
Another Augusta Club.

RAPHINE VA, October 14.-(Special)-
4 large and enthusiastic Democratic meet
ING. was held here Monday night, and
Bryan. Sewal. and Flood club was or
eanized with q large membership. Mr.
G. J. Bell was called TO the chair. and the
following officers were elected: Mr.. George
b. Wade. president: w. 5. Brown, first
vice-president; C.. w. b. Harris. second
vice-president. and James II. Wade, Sec
rotary and treasurer.
judging from the present sentiment
we have a decided majority for free
silver
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FLOYD DEMOCRATS.
An Enthusiastic Meeting and Good
speaking.

speaking.
FLOYD. Va. October ll-(Special)-
Last night the Brayan and Sewal Free
silver club had grand rally at the
clubhouse. a good crowd was very en-
thusastc Captain +. r. Shelton, county
chairman. ana Messrs Thomas Hartman
and John Edward Burwell had been inc
VIted 10 address the club. and, although
u was au inclement afternoon. all Three
sneakers were ON hand Mr.. Harmon
'eI Oft ln "a handsome speech, which was
well delivered and enthusiastically re-
relvel Mr Burwell followed in a speech
cf much force and vigor, and II was de-
liyered with an energy that showed the
speaker 10 be deeply in earnest. These
Two Young men had never before made
political speeches, except 90 talk IN their
own club. Their efforts on this occasion
were very cIcditaDle. indeed. They are in
for the war, ana say If the enemy comes
in their bailiwiC6 they Will tackle him.
captain Shelton. who Us somewhat of an
1Il campaigner with considerable local
roDutation. was then introduced, ana
m1de fine speech, 20 the point. ana
aroused the enthusiasm OF The audience.
About the time Captain shelton closed
Do was learned that Rush Miller had just
arrived boo town. and that as soon as be
rot his supper ne would be on hand. This
announcement put the audience on tip-toe,
ana they waited patiently, being enter
tanned during the time by short, but Wig
orous speeches from Messrs. George Ag-
new ml Burks Morgan. About the time
the latter got under way "a connection
was seen near the door. and I'm moment
Rush Miller and Lee Moore were seen
entering the house. a mighty shout went
up from the crowd. and. before Mr.. Miller
could take off his macintosh or take
seat be was introduced 10y Mr.. Morgan
who had the floor az the time. Mr.. Miller
responded in gallant style. As he faced
the audience he looked every inch fighter
SIN the peoples cause. Mr.. Miller Is a
native of Floyd. and IN opening be re-
ferred 20 his boyhood days among us. but
soon launched off into the great Issue Of
Ihe day-the money question.
Mr. Lee Moore. another Floyd boy was
rext introduced and although hoarse
from speaking in the afternoon M Pilot.
le made a handsome little speech.
To-day is County-Court day, and. al
though the morning skies are lowering, a
good crowd is expected. and Miller and
Moore viii hold the boards for free silver
and the cause OF the people. Captain
Warren Lurty is billed TO represent the
ro'd-bugs but up 10 this writing he mas
NOT put in his appearance.
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JOSH BILLINGS SAID.
| LuV a Rooster for Just Two Things.
One IL the Crow that IL In Hin, and
the Other IL lie Spurs that air IL
Him to Take Up the Grow With.


Advertising doesn't count nowadays
unless you have the goods and right
prices to draw your customers.
We have the prices. and we have the
goods, and we have the customers, too,
but we want more. We want your trade.
and II you will come 10 our store and
see what we can sell you for 81. you'll
never 20 anywhere else
A POUNDS FINEST CURED BREAh-
FAST BACON, . CENTS.
10000 bales Finest Timothy Hay, per
hundred Na.; NJ Macsrei large -
and fat 800. :....'... ..'.'.....,;'''''''
Fresh Cracker-Dust, per pound ...-
1900 cans Imported French Peas, =.
brass labels B.. .........t.. ......... ~
1900 boxes Large Stove Backing 10 =.
boxes for ...... 80. ......s.. $500 4.
Finest Mocha and Java Coffee. per ..
100 bottles Fine French Brandy 1865.
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7 mounds Fine Rolled Oats ......... 2
500 pounds Finest sugar-cured
Shoulders. .,...... ......... ..'',...
Finest New York State Creamery :.
Butter ....... ..,..... ...s......s.....
1890 barrels Highest Grade Family =
Gibsons Old Rye Whisky. per gal
English Breakfast Teas. in l-pound j..
lead PAPERS,.
Bumgardner Mountain Rye Whiskey.
Finest French Prunes, large ana
Juicy per pound. ................... II
20 tubs Mountain Roll Butter, sweet
and mellow. .-.... .....-.'.....-s...
Pure Butchers Lard, In any quanu-
~ 49,. $500. ......- .......s.sss.sss.s. :
Large Wire-Hoop Cedar Tubs. ...... 8
~ Large Bars Finest Laundry Soap.
WATER-GROUND CORNMEAl, per
bushel.... ...... 1919. ......'.....,' /.
Large Sugar Bowls Mixed Mustard. !
olives. I'm pint jars. fresh goods. !,
Fine Cream Cheese. per. pound ....'; 4
Irish Potatoes, per peck, large ana i,
mealy...... ............s.' .'s..'..'...
500 barrels Dunlop Patent Family
400 dozen cans Flat-Top Columbia
River Salmon .......... ....';.:..... 4
n dozen Half-Pound Cans Finest
70 90 rounds Bulk sides ..............
Eire Sugar-Cured Hams. per pound. ]
Home-Made Preserves. per pound....
Finest Jellles. all iayors. per pound.
Home Made cider Vinegar, per gallon
FINEST New Orleans Molasses, new
cron ....... ......... .....%..,... )
coo gailons Rock Candy Syrup. per
uo,he,ai Mixed Cakes. per pound.
Finest taking Powder on the market.
az a.po uounds Imported Egg Noodles,
A'for f-pound packages. ,..... ......
tarsev LILY Family Flour. per bag.
oo0 boxes White Floating Soap. only
for to-day. per cake. .,............
psnover sweet Potatoes. per peck.
| New Evaporated Apples. per pound.
| 5'ooo pounds New London Raisins. per
mound .......... ..s.ss. ................
| Now Ieghorn citrol. per pound. $50.
Come early, and lie sure 20 bring you
neishbor. ID. O'St'Isf.JvAN.
Eighteenth and Main streets.
New phone. "a (old one also).
oe lo-sa. gu. m, III
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GEORGE ]. HUNDLEY.

GEORGE J. HUNDLEY.
Lancaster court, October Hst.
Northumberland court. October 22d.
Lancaster Courthouse, October 2lst
northumberland county, october 22d.
Richmond county, October 23d.
Surry court, october 9th.
W. A. YOUNG.
Hickory Grove, October 10th.
Crittendens, October nth.
SOUTHAMPTON court, October 18th.
Franklin. October 18th mighD.
Lambert Point. October 10Th nighD.
Kempsville. october 2lst.
Norfolk. october Zd.
Hampton. October 23d might.
Poouosin. October oath OighD.
Warwick Courthouse, October 18th
WighD.
surry court. October 9th.
J. f. HUBBARD.
Southampton court. october 18th
FRANKLIN. October 18th mighD
surry court, october 9th.
y. GARDINER TYLER.
Kempsville October 2lst.
Poauosin, October 2ith.
warwick Courthouse, October 26th.
Surry court. october 9th.
DIR. J. f. BRYANT.
Hollands. October 18th.
York court, October 18th.
e. f. MONTAGUE.
Hampton. october 23d mighD.
Poquosln, October 2ith.
Warwick. October 26th (nighO.
r. G. MARSHALL.
Hickory Grounds, october 10th.
j. c. PARKER.
Franklin. October 18th (nighO.
j. T. DUKE.
York court. October 18th.
Cypress Chapel. october 9th.
r. X. GRIFFIN.
Deem Creek. October 10th mighO.
Suffolk. October Goth might.
JAMES G. FIELD.
Rappahannock barbecue, october nth
Rhodesville barbecue october Path
Rhodesville (barbecue), october 29th'
r. S. PARKS.
Warren court, October 18th.
T. LEE MOORE.
B,Irkes Ford d'ioyd), October 18th.
Hvlton Gloyd. October 18th mighO.
Indian Valley Q'loyO. October 18th
Montgomery (speciaD, October lIth
and 9Oth.
n. II. HAIRSTON.
Irislmrg. October 18th.
Piageway, October 18th nighD.
Moorc's MIL October l6th
Mountain Valley. October nth.
Carroll court October 18th.
Nettie Ridge October 22d.
Creasys Chapel, October 23d.
Gates store. October 2iih.
SCOTS store. October 18th.
patrick court. October 9th.
Gunvile october 2sih.
Long Branch October Goth.
Alumlne, October 3lst.
Ironside, November q.
W II. GRAVELY
Blaud court october 9th.
Wytheville. October nth mlghD.
Pulaski City. october 2Sth (nighD.
T.. W. SAUNDERS.
Madison (AmhersO. October nth might.
JOHN A. FAW.
Manchester october 18th (nighU.
Richmond. October 10th (nighD.
Tazewell court. October 10th.
buchanan court October 9th.
T.. Y. MEREDITH.
Fairfax court. October 18th.
WILLIAM H. MANN.
Smythe court, October 18th.
Amelia court, October 2ld.
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u n souTHAtL.

Sussex (speciaD. October 18th to 18th, in
elusive.
Yale. Sussex county. October 18th.
Sussex Courthouse (nighD, October 18th
bonneville, Sussex county. October 10th
Wsverly, Sussex county might. Octo-
her 10Th.
J. HAsKINs HoBsON.
Brunswick (barbecue). October l7th
Southampton court. October 10Th
II ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
Fluvanna court October 9th
w. r.. WHARTON.
Carroll court. October 10Th.
W. a. GLASGOW. JR.,
Vinton, October 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
ABSOLUTELY PURE

didates. Six OF tho electors declare ina.
they will resign unless, the fusion - sc.
aside OF the remaining four, three 40
not approve of the terms OF the ius'on'
but they are not outspoken, and the re,
naming one had not arrived UP 10 -
o'clock. The electors were called 10 IN
dianapolis by teegrams sent out yeslel
day by the State chairman, unoet p,ve
60 candidates some OF whoel VIII
Drobably Immediately resign unless the
fusion Il set aside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
Decision nv to Party Emblems.

DENVER. COL, October 1.-THE su-
preme Court this morning decided that
the Mckinley electors were entitled 10
the Republican emblem on the state
ticket, thus overrulins the decision OF
Secretary -of-State McGuffy. The Court
aIso decided that the Bailey ticket was
entitled 10 the Populist cottage home"
e,a,,ler,, and that Ex-Governor Waite
and his party must apply for position by
nafitlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
THE BOLTERs' BALLOT TITLE.
Division of New York supreme
Court on the Subject.

BROOKLYN. y. Y, october iA-The
apperate division of the Supreme Court
sitting I'm Brooklyn. this morning. de-
.iaed that the National Democratic
,artv.r so-caned. has a right to use that
title on the official ballot, and that IT VIII
not be an infringement upon the regular
Democratic party's right.
On this point the court was divided
and Presiding-Justice Brown and JUS
tees Bradley and Hatch ruled IN IaVor
81 The Rollers. Justices Cullen and Bart
Iett dissented. and ruled I'm favor of the
regular Democrats. holding that the lat
ter have the exclusive right to the wofd
Democratic"
on the other point. whether the nomi-
nations of the boiling Democrats are
marty nominations the court is unanimol Us
I'm deciding that they are. An appeal VIII
probably be taken to the Court Of APP
meals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
c,rr,er-P,geon Captured.

A carrier pigeon lighted In a wihd Rn.
- the third story of the Analytical Bu, ,
G Teau S"1 Of the vrginacsrolna Gh che bira
Company SSn yesterday afternoon Inc nen pts ire
had a brass and silver band upon iSs i rs
right foot. the two nd So, ..T Is S6O.' The
S S'Igaon Vas taken charge of by MT;
Robert G. Newborn, the assis ~
dSnr,ist ~ the works, and viii be hpe-
rated al s o'clock this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
Raw Dr. Franklin Wilson Dead.

BALTIMORE. MD, October H-Rev.
DIR. Franklin Wilson the Oldest Bapust
a,ad "a wears. lie was ordained 10 the
ministry In 1916. As editor of religious
nmniicafions and founder OF the Young
Mems Christian Association IN this city
r. became widely known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
FIGHT IN LOUISA.
Democratic Speaking at Dumpnss-
A bright Outlook.

LOUISA. VA. October l4.-(Special)-
Hon. Joseph Willard, Of Fairfax. and
ex-senator W. r.. BIB addressed a large
and enthusiastic meeting az Bumpass, IN
this county. to-day A Mckinley club was
advertised 10 be- organized there. but the
effort utterly failed. Many that We're
counted on for Mckinley after hearing
The issues discussed. declared openly that
they were for Bryan. II was the general
opinion that much good was done by the
discussion John y. Rixey. the Demo-
cratic congressional nominee for this dis
trct is in the county. making AN active
canvass. IL e. expected that William q.
Elam VIII make several speeches In the
interest Of free silver ln the county In the
next ten days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
n,.,isfaction with Fusion.

INDIANAPOLIS. October H--ln de-
aance of the fusion. which was forced
upon the Democrats by the National Com
n,,ttee' through the State chairman. Mr..
Mar,in nine Of the Democratic electors
who we're left on the fusion ticket met
at the Grand Hotel at II o'clock this
morning with the protesting state con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
Fusion Agreement I'm Arkansas.

III. STATE Central Committee OF the Peo-
MES rarty has announced in a public
address that fusion agreement has
Ieen made by the Populists and Demo-
Gratis on the electoral ticket. by which
The Populsts get three electors and the
Democrats five.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
Smoking AT Mntoaca.

Captain John Lamb, Major Joe Walker,
and Mr.. W. G.. Piikerton addressed a
large Democratic meeting at Matoaca
Tuesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
The Meeting Adjourned tntii TO-
Morrow.

meeting Of the stockholders ana
d,roctnrs of The Virginia state Asricui,,
tural ana Mechanical Society was heid
Yesterday. but no business was u"S
acted. and the meeting was 'adJouth'u
over until II o'clock tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
pOPULIsTs DECLINE FUSION.
situation In North Carolina ~ n
Consequence.

Situation In North CaroIihn as IL
Consequence.
RALEIGH. n. C., October 1.-THE
Ropulist state Committee met here to-
night, "A number of other leading mem
bers OF the party being also present.
The proposition Of the Democratic State
Committee for State, congressional, and
legislative fusion was read and discussed
and a subcommittee was appointed 10
draft a reply. The sentiment OF ma
jority OF the commttevis adverse to the
proposition The reply informs the
Democratic Committee that IL is too
late 70 cooperate, and that an agreement
on the lines suggested would not be sup
ported by the Populsts. II calls the
attention Of the Democrats 10 the declI-
ration in their State platform that the
Republican party must be defeated. as
the prime object in view. The committee
SAYS it relies upon the Democrats TO
keep their word IN this matter. This
virtually means that the only thing the
Democrats can do is to support Guthrie,
the Populist nominee for Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
Lost, sTnAYED. AND FOUND.

LOST. STRAYED, OR STOLEN, ONE
GRAY MARE MULE Mouth cut by bit.
aFindnr will be rewarded II returned 10
]. ID. & r. s. CHRISTIAN COMPANY.
100 south Fourteenth street, Richmond.
Va. &C l5-lt
LOST. BETWEEN TWENTY FIRST
street and the post-oiiice, SMALL
BUNCH OF KEYS. The Under VIII please
return them to A. l.. Bradley, Richmond
post-oifice. which will~be appreciated. as
they are valuable.
&C l5-lt' a. L. BRADLEY.
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VERY ABUSIVE.
4 Republican Imported speaker Re-
buLed-Cheers for bryan.

ROANOKE. VA. october il~ispeciah)
THE Republican meeting al the opera
House here tonight was wen attenu Pu'
bul by mixed audience. Colonel WI
liam Lamb OF Norfolk. chairman Of the
STATE Republican Committee, and Hon.
W .. fiummcr. OF New York, were tns
speakers. and both were loudly appiauoen
III times. Colonel Lamb. the nfst speaker
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= sprEss . chichestsrs EaxIsh Peauyoyal Pm
Il pssss4 .. s a's sns be- sssf:S s. s: ss
as i, cSishsss sr' ch Z SIssr G.. 1sisss..
lmy 2S-Tu, Th&Sp1yl
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WANTED,

PUPILS IN SHORTHAND AND TYPE
writing Apply for terms and particulars.
s. II. POYTHRESS PrlncipaD. Richmond
School of Stenography, sl9 east Main
street, over Meade & Bakers Pharmacy.
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wANTED.

FOR UNITED STATES ARMY ABLE:
Bodied, Unmarried Men, between ages or
21 and 80 Citizens OF the United States:
of good character and temperate habits.
who can speak, read, and write English:
For information apply 10 RECRUITING
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AM VERY MUCH IN NEED OF
employment. and hope that NY friends
will give me work. Am bO8-keeper,
and was a drummer for the same house
eleven years.
e oc g-fws J. TAYLOR STRATTON.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO BE.
come lawful physicians. MEDICO. lcM
west Congress, Chicago. No postals an'
SWered oc D-ll'
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ISN'T TT NICE 2

SO SAY THF LADIES OF DRINK
ards Brandy Snaps. &C.; Molasses Cakes,
Citron Cake. 20c. a pound; Jelly Roll
Cream Puffs. 2jc. a dozen; Dots. Sc. .
pound; one day only, Chocolate Eclairei
Lemon Cakes, Sc a dozen. Phone ID.
oc l5-1t' 42S north Sixth street.
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OCCUPANTS FOR TWO ADJOINING
Rooms. furnished. and with or without
board. Apply at S3i west Grace street.
nc l5-eOdlW
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Headquarters Democratic State Co'mittes
Rooms over 9lS east Main street,
Richmond Va. October IA, 1896.
Speakers and times and places Of speak,
ing are announced as follows:
STILTsON HUTCHINS.
Stanton, October 18th mighD.
JUDGE FLEMING.
Rockingham court. october 18th.
Shenandoah (specials). october 10Th and
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WANTED.

A REGISTERED PHARMACIST. TO
take charge OF a drugstore. Address w.
H. PARKER, Onancock. Va giving re-
DC l3-fts
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WANTED,

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salary. Address CUTTER AND TAILOR.
care Dispatch oc l5-its
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\ GOOD TAILOR OR TAILOREsS.
&C l2-lt- 1913 east Main street.
WANTED,

THREE GOOD MEN OK STOVE AND
Furnace Work. Apply az once 10
JOHN BOWERS.
Oc li-2t No. Governor street
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

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nave good references as 20 character.
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need apply. State number OF years exc
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A MALE TEACHER OF EXPERIENCE,
TO become principal Of a graded school
at New5oms, Va He must be a man OF
sober and moral habits. and he must fur
nlsh testimonials OF his fitness az a teach
er. Address w. Il. BARHAM, Newsoms,
Va Oc l3-fX
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