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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01
BUSINESS WANTS.
LISTEN, HOUSEKEEPERS.
VIZ WANT yOrTR TRADE

WE WANT YOUR TRADE,
and we only want those who wish TO
I've money-money is what we both are
looking for. Here IS how you can make
II and lots of It: Commence this day by
Getting your weeks supply OF Groceries
can sell you such goods at these prices.
We only handle the very best. This is
acknowledgements prices with any
10 Goo mounds Fine. Sweet Mountain Roll
Butter per pound, l0c.
4 Jew Fine Smithfeld Hams; come early
and get one, per pound, lQc.
On0 gallons OF that Finely Favored Rock
Candy Syrup, per gallon, yc.
10000 bales Nice Green Timothy Hay, per
hundred, 60c.
Fine Old Rye Whiskey'- years cid,
bracer, per gallon, $l.O.
% 900 Nice picnic Hams, very small, per
20 o05 bags choice Family Flour, 25c.
Finest Family Flour on the market
ooo noEnds Sweet California Dried
Peaches. sweet and juicy. per pound.
10 barrels large Fat Mackerel. one pound
10 co pounds New York State Creamery
Butter for 2Oc; MT. c. .,
Is boxes Finest floatlhB loiiel Sodp' l.
cakes for loo.
pound boxes, usual price &c; now Ice.
per box. g. ,,..-
5000 pounds CALIFORNIA sweet 'heriisF'
per pound. be. - o,c,urrv,N
Eighteenth and Main streets.
fe 9-ca Su. Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01
DIR. HUNTER wITHDRAws.
The Kentucky SenatOrship Question
ms Far from Settlement nv Ever.

FRANKFORT. KY. February 29.-The
Werner-Tompkins election case again &C.
cupied tho attention Of the House until
IL o'clock. when further consideration
was cut off by the joint session.
The sensation OF the day was the with
drawal OF Or. Hunter 1t came in the
form OF a letter from the Republican
nominee, addressed to the Republican
members. and withdrawing from the con-
test. Tho letter was read by Repre-
sentative Lyons, OF Newport. In his let
ter Dr. Hunter deprecated the unfortu-
nate complications with which he and his
party had been hampered during the long
contest, but returned his grateful ac-
acknowledgements to those who had stood
by him with - much loyalty. The with
drawal took even the majority Of the
Republicans by surprise. and was owl
IDENTIFY the result of yesterdays unfor7u-
nate development in the money question.
The Republicans were somewhat dazed,
and did not unite on any candidate. G..
+. Rurnham, John w. Lewis, J. q. Holt,
Auditor Stone, Senators Bennett and De-
Doe. and dozen other Republicans were
complimented with votes.
The vote, as announced, gave Black
burn CT, and the rest were divided among
the Republican and Democratic favorite
sons. motion for another ballot was
defeated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01

father-in-law. Mr.. Foster. of Fauquier
county, whehe he was called by tele-
gram on urgent business.
Miss Rose WITT and Mrs. W. s. Burke.
OF Stanton. Va, who have been spend
ing the winter in this city. leave for their
home to-day, accompanied by Miss Money
and Miss Cooper. daughters OF Represen-
tatives Money and Cooper.
Ira c. Brown has been commissioned
postmaster at Brown, N. c., and George
l.. Carter at Speedwell. Va
Star service has been established in
North Carolina, on Route 1s9Oi Corolla
10 Waterlily, five and n half miles and
back. six times n week, by schedule
OF not to exceed two hours running time
each way. From July /. 1885, TO June
80. 1900.
tabished In North Carolina on Route
2lSo9i. Davidson River Pennsylvania
county, from Hendersonvllle and Brevard
Railway. Telegraph. and Telephone Com
pany. Route. 1883. fifty-two miles, often
as required. From March 2. 1896
Judge II. H. Stebb. Sheriff II. II. Rus
sell. and w. ID. Hempstone. Clerk of the
Court, all Of Leesburg, Va, were In
town last evening.
Representative Meredith. OF Virginia.
introduced a bill In the House to authorize
and regulate the sale OF unclaimed
freight, baggage. and other property in
the District of Columbia.
ARRIVALS.
Among the hotel arrivals to-day are
the following:
Howard House-CA. Haight. Richmond
Va
United States Hotel-T. Simmons,
Stanton, Va; +. Campbell. y c.
Natonal-M Elliott. Richmond, Va:
w II. Hill and Miss VI. Hill. Danville,
Va: II. l.. Menifec. Virginia; S. Galeski.
Richmond. Va; y. a. Snead and wife.
Wilmington, y. c.
Metropolitan--W. d. Hempstone, Va;
r. II. Tabb. Virginia: II. II. Russell
Virginia; c. W. Saunders, Virginia; w.
N. Smith. North Carolina.
The faleigh--W. A Lash North Caro-
lima; W. A. Strange, Virginia; IL. W.
Tyler. North Carolina; II. McCurdy. Rich
moud. Va.
Ebbit House-T. T. Flood. N. A. Flood,
Virginia.
Hotel Regent-F. HOtchkiss. Virginia.
Hotel Emrich-M. NJ. Wakefield. Viz
ginia; II. Kulay and wife, Virginia; w
T.. Donop. Virginia.
Wiliard's--C. II. Tomllnson, Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01

WASHINGTON, d. C.. February %
Mr.. Lloyd, a Populist. from North Caro-
Ina, has been appointed to a position
as messenger in the Senate. This is the
first appointment to n position Of this
sort from the ranks Of the Populst party,
and 1t is the result of the action
taken by the recent caucuses OF the
two parties. II was agreed in both the
Republican and Democratic caucuses that
the Popullsts should be permitted to
have one messenger; and, as Mr.. Lloyd
was endorsed by the six Populists. he
yesterday received the appointment from
the Sergeant-at-Arms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01
The Guynndottc Has N Collision.

NEW YORK, February 29.-The Old
Dominion steamer Guyandotte, inbound
from Norfolk. Va, ran into the Clyde
Line steamer George w. Clyde. off Fort
Wadsworth at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
The Guyandotte crashed into the Clyde
In the dense fog, striking her on the port
side, amidships. tearing n hole In her
side, through which a horse could be
driven.
The Guyandotte pulled out and stood by
while the Clyde began to fill. The Sean
dinavlan and three other tugs got lines
to the Clyde and pulled her stern-on TO
the Bay-Ridge shore. No one was hurt,
and 1t is thought that the Clyde can be
prevented from sinking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01
ice her honor. international sympathy

flee her honor. international sympathy
will be on her side.
The st. James Gazette says that for
country that fought a stupendous war to
put down a rebellion. this resolution goes
FAR. indeed. 1t is not the Monroe doctrine
telling Europe to keep her hands on. but
means that the United States intends TO
put her hands on.
The Westminster Gazette OIiberaD
eounds n balanced note. 1t says 1t relies
on President Clevelands discretion. The
United States, it adds. has genuine IN
terests in Cuba, and cannot refuse 10
recognize the rebels IA belligerents if the
situation in the island does not grow
better.
The Habana correspondent Of the Pail
Mall Gazette says that Captain-Generai
Weyler will no more suppress the rebel
lion than did General Martinez Campos.
The United States, ne adds, should on the
score OF humanity and her general politi-
cal and financial interests Insist on auto
nomy for the Cubans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01
Norfolk & Westcrn Reorganization.

NEW YORK, February 29-The reor-
ganization plan of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad will probably be announced
carly next week. The new securities will
include n first consolidated per cent.
mortgage for SGO,000.0oO; preferred stock,
s25,OlO.OOO and common stock. S65,0oo0co
OF the bonds about s23,000.000 will be
used 20 take up such securities as are
disturbed under the plan. The old COM
mon and preferred stocks will be re-
quired TO pay an assessment OF $3.50 per
share, and will receive new common stock
I'm proportion of 70 per cent. for the conf
mon, and 1l2 per cent. for the preferred.
The assessment will be underwritten by a
syndicate. headed by Messrs. Brown,
Shiplcy e Co.. of London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01
Settlers Convention at Southern
Pines.

RALEIGH. y. G., February 29.-Gov-
ernor Carr IS notified that a settlers
convention will be held at Piney Woods
Inn, Southern Pines. May 9TH. and that
arrangements are being made to secure
a large attendance of visitors from the
North and West. Letters will be sent
TO the Governors OF various Southern
States, inviting them TO attend. and also
to send any information regarding the re-
sources OF their States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01
Must Not Rcmove Democrats.

LOUISVILLE. KY, February 29.-In the
Circuit Court to-day Judges Field and
Toney decided that Mayor Todd Republi-
cam cannot remove Democratic members
OF the boards Of public safety and works
without cause, declaring section 80 Of
the city charter unconstitutional. This
means that 1000 Democrats will be re-
tanned In Office until the Mayor can find
a cause for their removal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01
BUSINESS WANTS.
DON'T
OVERLOOK This !.

Finest Elgin Butter now pc. pound.
Finest Virginia Buckwheat now t-4cs
a pound.
w. Bakers Chocolate now 1Sc.
3-pound packages best Prepared Bucks
wheat re.
Fresh Arbuckle's Coffee. zoe. a pound.
Best Scotch Herring, Doc. q box.
100 barrels PILLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR,
$3.50
Best Virginia No. Cans Tomatoes, 8 I-Ic.
Nice Table Peaches. large cans, l0c.
Honey-Drop Corn, per dozen, $780,
French Peas, were i5c.. now Pic.
French Peas. were 20c.. now le 2-3c.
French Peas. were 2Jc.. now 2lc.
Fine Green and Roasted Coffee.
l-pound fiat cans Salmon, 15c
German Cheese and Sausage a speciality.
Sailed Salmon, 7c.; and the best Roasted
Coffee for Doc. per pound IN the city,
Bars Octogan Soap. 25c.
Hower's Rolled Oats, &c. per pound.
QUart-size bottle Lea & Perrin Sauce. 10.
Fine French sardines. y lie can.
S-pound size Hecker's Buckwheat. lie.
Quart-bottle finest olive Oil. 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01

AGENTS TO SELL SASH, LOCKS
and Door-Holders. Sample Sash-LocF
free by mail for &c. stamp Best seller
ever invented. Beats weights. SO n dali
Write quick. BROHARD &, co,
fe 9-Su26t Box 80 philaiplDhia /
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Dr. Hunters Withdrawal.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February o.
Decidedly the most interesting informa-
ton which the Kentucky delegation in
Congress have heard from Louisville since
the senatorial contest began, several
months ago. YVES the announcement of
the withdrawal OF DR.. Hunter from the
race.
Opinions among the Kentucky congress-
men differ as TO the political effect OF
Or. Hunters action. Some argue that 1t
cannot fail TO help the Democrats, mas
much as II must necessarily be followed
by more or less dissatisfaction among
the Republicans. To those who argue
thus. the interesting question presented
by DIR. Hunters withdrawal is as to the
person who will become the beneficiary
Of his retirement 1t is not believed that
any single Republican can control the
following which has heretofore support
ed DIR. Hunter, which furnishes addl-
tonal ground for the belief that the
Democrats will profit by his action.
Other members OF the Kentucky dele
cation believe that IL will cement the
Republican strength. and that. II a salts
factory arrangement can be- made with
the two Populist members. n better OPP
portunity is now afforded FOR the election
Of a Republican senator than at any
time since the senatorial fight began.
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WANTED,

MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK II
home. / pay IS to SIS per ,ek
for making Crayon Portraits; ew'
patented method; any one who canead
or write can do the work at hon IN
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rome. Pa. de 2su-ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01

A Democratic primary is the thing.
The Legislature will probably extend its
session a day or two at least. and there
will be time TO pass our charter bills.
LET this be done with the distinct under
standing that the amendments shall be
first submitted 10 Democratic primary,
TO be held in advance OF the special
charter election. Now let the Richmona
delegation rise up and rescue their party
from danger. who's afraid 10 trust
Democratic primary -l.la--.a- l.----. :,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01
Entered Upon His Duties.

WASHINGTON. d. c., February %
Mr.. w. w. Baldwin, of New York. the
new Third Assistant Secretary OF State,
assumed the duties OF that position this
morning.
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BY a YOUNG MAN OF long EXPE-
rience. Position in Wholesale or Retail
ence. Address w. c., care of Dispatch
Company. fe 2S-3ts
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AN EXPERIENCED COOK AMI
Washerwoman. without encumbrance. 10.
a family OF three. Apply with recon
mendations, at 2ei east Main street. bo
tween Second and Third streets. ma ii
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BY AN EXPERIENCED sTENOGRAPH-
err and Typewriter. a Position. Best city
references in application. Address Miss
IDA LEWIS, 26OS east Clay street. city.
ma lite
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A WHITE GIRL WHO CAN COOK
rally useful a good home In a small
family. at fair wages. Address. with
references (Which must be good. POST
OFFICE BOX ~. city. ma LIT.
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TRAVELLING statesmen TO SELL
to dealers. 500 monthly and expenses.
Experience unnecessary. Enclose stamp.
ACME CIGAR COMPANY,
NH Lit Chicago.
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WANTED,

AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Ateshian non-narcotic pure Turkish cigar
cites: send l0c., &c, or 81 for sample. NJ.
ATESHIAN. 26 Trement street. Boston,
Mass. fa 2i-Sn& M3m
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WANTED.

AGENTS CAN MAKE s. AND UP
ward daily selling the Werline Broom At
tachment. Makes sweeping n pleasure.
Makes a buster. mop. or window-washer
send address for circulars. or l. cents for
samples. postpaid. WERLINE NOVEL,
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WANTED.
w nv III,
To SELL, CIGARS TO

statesmen TO SELL CIGARS TO
dealers. 500 monthly and expenses; Ex-
perience unnecessary. Reply with stamp
NH III Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01

LIFE OF M'KINLEY-BRIGH MEN
and Women are making from $40 10 s25 n
day handling our new book. Everybody
wants this graphic and authentic bio
ton. Sold only by subscription. and eX-
elusive territory given. Act promptly. and
get In the swim with the rest For terms,
etc. address the publishers, the n. o.
HAMILTON PUBLISHING COMPANY,
s5l the Arcade Cleveland, o.
ma l-Su Tu&:Th3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-01

derful Novelties pay 81 daily, sure. No
experience required. Demand never sup
piled. Catalogue free Sample, Zoe.
ALUMINIUM NOVELTY COMPANY, 335
Broadway, New York. f. 23-Su2lt
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

Statesmen MAKE 500 A MONTH
selling our Machines for Cooling Refrige-
rators. Guaranteed Is per cent. cheaper
than ice Produces n dry cold that keeps
perishable articles indefinitely. Write Tor
terms. ARCTIC REFRIGERATING
COMPANY, Cin2;a aati, o. NH lit
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NANTIrD.
w An I ED
c,rr IncAIITX TWO LADIES

IN EACH LOCALITY. TWO LADIES
and Gentlemen 10 work for us; perman-
ent, healthy employment; liberal pay
either salary or commission; no expert
ence required. UNITED MEG. PUBLISH
mo COMPANY, Richmond. Va.
ma I-Cu9ts
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WANTED,

A SETTLED LADY OF MANY YEARS
experience desires n Situation as Matron
I'm some home, or linen-keeper or house
keeper in some hotel. Best OF references.
Address IT. ]. S, $40 east Clay street. city.
LIE
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WANTED,

BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE A PO-
sition as Stenographer and Typewriter.
Is well acquainted with oftice-work. Can
furnish the best Of references. Address G.
T. care Disbatch. city. ma l-lt'
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WANTED.

AN EXPERIENCED CITY SALESMAN.
neat appearance. To hard worker. with
made. address,, stating age and reference.
Il, Post-Ofiice Box 29S ma LIT"
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WANTED,

BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN A POSI-
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1924 north Second street, Richmond. Va
ma Lite
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rC,',,,, paid.rrn stock OF the old Domin-
ION bnlly Ba haidnSp and Loan Association in
blocks OF ten and eleven SHARES ea n,ii
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AT go FLOYD AVENUE. A THO
roughly-competent Woman. either white
or colored. for general house-work. Must
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AT ONCE. FOUR GOOD COAT
makers. Apply. with references, TO
GIL4KESON & TAYLOR,
Re 2S-3t Roanoke Va
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WANTED.

BY A SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS
young man, a Position as Carpenter and
Millwrlght, with factory OF any kind In or
out OF the city Can give the best OF
references. Address w. /. c.. care OF
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WANTED.

WE DESIRE TO NEGOTIATE WITH
travelling and local statesmen TO handle
our brands Of Fine Case Goods, "Old
Bookie," oscar Pepper" etc also. our
line. Of fine Kentucky whiskeys and wines
In barrels. Commission or salary and
expenses, IL preferred. References re-
CURED. ID. ii. FOUSHEE & CO, Lex
ington, Ky. fe 20,23 266 Mil ,4S1l15-St
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

Statesmen TO SELL BAKING pow
der in Glass R0llng-Pins 10 Grocery
Trade. No competition; experience unne-
cessary; $50 per month and expenses, or
= per cent. commission. CHICAGO BAK-
ING POWDER COMPANY, G6 Hamilton
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WANTED,
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WANTED,

TO SELL NEW AND SECONDHAND
Cooking-Stoves, Gasoline and Kerosene
Stoves. Stove Bricks. and Repairs for all
kinds of stoves. Gasoline. per gallon. l5c.
Franklin street ,PhCne los. Goods de-
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BY AN EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEP-
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counts Work confidential, and charges
moderate. Address ACCOUNTANT. Post
Office Rox 80 Richmond. Va ma 1-eOd3t
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statesmen. ENERGETIC MEN TO
sell goods by sample at home, or
travel; easy seller; staple goods Liberal
salary or good commission. Address
Post-Oifice Box HOS, New York city.
fe 2-SnR. fh2rn
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WANTED.

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dealers. 800 monthly and expenses. Ex-
per,ence unncce ssary. Address. with
stamp, SUPERIOR CIGAR COMPANY,
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A PHYSICIANS WHITE BARBe-
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street. ma L
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ppINTING-PRESS.

PPTNTlNG-PKESS. .,,
WANTED. TO BUY a SMALL FOOT
power Printing-Prss Must be In first
class condition, and very CHEAP; 20 Al !,
with price and particulars. "PRksS' care
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WANTED,

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AGER. Good pay. Suits to ger, 80;
Pants, 81 Shirts, 81: Macklntc, %;
HUNTER TAILORING CONAN
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WANTED,

Man Nan TO va. M salary :, 90, psSls month
": $50 cash capital requlrs, reierences
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DIR. MGILIS ORANGE-BLosSoM. A
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comes can be had by calling at II east
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BY JUNE 1sT, A BUYER FOR A GOOD.
Live Boarding School. Fine territory 10
draw from. with small opposition. Build
ings and furniture for thirty OF forty
boarders Good reason for selling Adj
dress SCHOOL, care Dispatch, Richmond.
Va. ma 1-Su, TUX Th3t
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TO PURCHASE a SECONDHAND
SAFE, state size; depth, and price. "A
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-10-13

I Just returned last Saturday from New
York where l purchased for spot cash the
largest stock of goods ever brought to Charles
Town, consisting of dry goods, notions, hats.
caps, boots, shoes, underwear, wall paper,
stationery, carpets, rugs, hardware, tinware.
window shades, cloaks, capes, dreess goods,
millinery and a complete line of everything.
Our stock is complete in every departm ent.
We have three times as many goods to select
from as any other store in Charles Town,
Our stores are chucked full of bar
gains at 10 to so per cent less than they can
be bought elsewhere. We have just added q
big stock of ladies and children's cloaks and
capes this season ut about SOC on the dollar.
You will fiud our prices on cloaks about half
what others sell them, aud we have all prices
and styles. We have also added u full line of
ladies fine dress goods and can offer you some
immense bargains in all grades of dress goods
No matter what you want come to see Us be-
fore you buy as we keep everything, aud il
we can't save you money don't buy 1t. We
haven't space to give prices this week All
our goods are now open. J, w. CoFFNAS,
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The TYranny OF the Desk.

We will suppose that your occupation is
sedentary-that you are chained so to speak.
to the desk in some counting house or perhaps
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Sunday is your ouly day of relaxation. You
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| and remedies all forms of malarial disease, and
] is q preventive Of rheumatism ard neuralgia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-10-13

Mr.. John w. Kelley and family
of s%trasburg, Va, formerly of this
place, narrowly escaped drowning in
the recent high waters in the Vally.
A hitherto insignificant little stream
near their dwelling rose suddenly in
the evening, and almost before they
knew it they we're surrounded by the
flood, and were aided by neighbors
to escape from the house at eleven
o'clock at night, Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley
waiding out through water up to
their armpits and sturdy neighbors
bearing the two children abovs their
heads.