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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08
SUMMER RESORTS.
THE TERMINAL HOTEL,

WEST POINT. VA.
will be open JUNE I'D The hotel Is
comparatively new and has been neatly
repaired and put in fiist-class order.
Large. beautiful grounds. dancing payil-
ion. elegant bathing and boating fishing,
Grabbing. etc. The hotel is supplied with
the famous artcsian water. flowing from
wells OF 1900 feet Analysis viii DE- iur-
nished ON application. Prices: SO 10
$50 Ter month. Special rates for
families. Exceedingly cheap railroad rate
is given 10y Southern railroad. For furtl-
er information address
AYRES a. WESTBURN.
Terminal Hotel. Va est Point.
fc1e-cO11m
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BY r. VI. Workman & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
u,Rl-STEE'S AUCTION SALE
or

No 1906 ST. JOHNS STREET BE-
TWEEN COUTTS AND HILL
STREETS.
7, execution Of a deed Of trust, dated
September rs. 1898. recorded In Richmond
Cfanrcrv court. y. j. 10 Il. page SOD
l viii sell. 10y auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JULY 10. ls'6' it,,
new. COURTROOM FRAME DIV ELL
ING in nice order. Lot IL 2-3xIo feet
10 ln-fOOt alley.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
OF sale and "a note OF go WIN iul'lyS'
Tron 1une 10 1886: credits as 10 the fol-
lowing notes one for SO and one for
tf5o both due September l6, 1896; the
residue payable at one and two years.
JOHN BAGBY.
fys-,d Trustee.
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Va.
II RUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE;
House AND LOT IN THE Gil a
or MANCH ESTER. VA. NtAtt "
CORNER CT TWENTY SECOND AM
PORTER SHEETS. ON
MONDAY. JULY u. 1896,
AT 6 O'CLOCK J.. NJ. on TIE Pi.hM,
ISES.-By virtue OF "A deed or trust adtet
August 20 1890, executed BY Amy laylor
and Robert Taylor. her husband. ana
duly of record ia the clerks ONCE Tor sall
city, ID. b. IL. page 80, we VIII sell gag
public auction, Oh the day. hour, ait.
place named above. being required so -
do by the beneficiary, that NALJ Abifi
HOUSE AND LOT situate on me Wtsl
line of Twenty econd street near iolttt
street. The lot fronts 30 feet by 10 ieet
deep. There is a very COMFORT ABLE
FRAME DWELLING on the lot COM
tanning about FIVE rooms.
TERMS. cash as 20 expenses OF sdle'
taxes if any be due. and 90 pay on me
balance due on debt secured under sald
deed. SG.1 80. the balance II any. upon
sucn terms as viii be announced at SAFE,
but more liberal terms may be made ~
JULIUS sTRAUS.
W. j. WEoIN DDl.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
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YORK RIVER LINE via WEST r, P2qtiNr.

fIIH |' fff.N f
LEAVE RICHMOND EVERY MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY.
TRAIN $50. a. 300 l.. 3D.
LOCAL EMPRESS. Monday. Wednes-
day. and Friday Stops at aIl stations.
AZ Lester Mnn0l connects Win stage TOT
Walkericu. ALSO. at West Point. with
YORK River steamers for Baltimore.
TRAM $50. l6. $3.50 u. NJ.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily. Close
connection at West Point with steamer
for Baltimore ON Monday Wednesday.
and Friday.
nitI.4.4. InHNe Baltimore 90 I ID. 81.
and West Point at 4. ~ triWcekly
Grams iiuu npaf Point AIlItt 4t 49, l-
mono &c 900 a ST. daily 1870 A. st..
Monday Wednesday, ana Friday and ar
24D T. NJ. Tuesday Thursday, and SAT-
urlay.
TRAIN 40 46. l.i5 A. NJ
LOCAL MlAII. daily. except sunday.
leaves INenfy-illrl street Tor NesC
Point and intermediate points.
TT kct-oWce nt station. IuuL Of Nirgiuit
street open from 5000 A. 81 fO G.Ou h.
~, and from $3.50 l.. IT 20 2.UG A. NJ.
}. NJ. CULP, ". A. TURK.
Trafic Manager. Cen Pass. Agent.
W. H. GREEN, General Superintendent
j. 9. HORTON TRAY Pass AGENT.
900 east Main street Richmond Va.
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'Sa ;, q. 3 Ohio Railway.

ssNZ =.
ErTLCIlNE JUNE IS. 1896
TRAINS LEAVE LiCIMOND.
BROAD-SrREEI STATION.
SO A. NJ. Daily, with Cnair Car for
local stations. Newport News,
Ola Point, Norfolk. and fol1s-
1885 p. NJ. Daily. with Pullman, FOR
local stations, Newport News,
old Point NOriolk, ana Ports
mouth. Connects dairy Win
ola Dominion steamships Tor
New Ork.
1920 n. NJ. Local train, with iafl9i -.ii'
except Sunday Tor hon'e-
Nertr. Connects at 1ofions-
Vile for orange 'uIlNptr,
C.lvrrfOn. Manassas, Alex
audria and Washington. a-
Union station. Charlottesville,
for I}ucnhurg; az Basic lpr
ltagerslOWu, ar stanton Tor
Winchester and connects a1
Counst0n bor Virginia Hot
2l5 p. NJ. Daily with rulmans
70 Cincinnati Louisville, and
81. Louis. stops only dt lm-
pOrtaut stations. connects AZ
GoNngion. Va, tor Nitslhls
hot Springs. Meals .Iftt
OF Dining-Cars. No. q, Local
Tram, except sunday foNoM5
above train from GOrlonsfAl5
TO Goshen.
500 Z. NJ. Accommodation, except suns
day. for Charlottesville.
IL 100 y. NJ. Daily. for Cincinnati WIN
Pullman TO Coynst0u. Aa..
and GOrdOusNille 20 Cincinnati
and Louisville. Meals served
ON dining cars. Connects &C
CoNlngton. Va. daily for
Virginia Hot Springs
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$50 a ~. Daily. for I.furnNufe. LDAlus-
ton, Va, ana Clifton forge-
Connects at Bremo, except
Sunday for kosncys az Lyncn-
burg. daily. with y. d. W. r..
r., and the Southern railway
Tor Southwest and SOUTH *
Bessemer, except sunday 80,
Craig city. and al W. CIifiod
Forge with no. 4 for Clncln-
200 p. NJ Except Sunday Local ac-
cOmmOIation f0r Glalsin..
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
BROAD-STREET STATION
$40 A. NJ, Daily from Cincinnati ...
1918 4. NJ. Daily, ilom NoiiOlh anu ga
Point.
800 =. NJ. Daily, from Cincinnati ana
Louisville.
$50 T.. NJ, Daily from Norfolk ana On
Point
7:45 Z. NJ, Except Sunday. from W. Cl.f-
ton Forge. ......,
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Except Sunday, from Glad
stone.
GAO T.. NJ. Daily from Lynchhurg. LoN-
ingtOn, Va. and tlifton Furbs-
JOHN - POTTS,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.

DplruAONT AIR LINL.l


NO.N - 80 ~
IN EXPECT Anil ~, 4oy"'
TRAINS LEAVE kIIi4sO.,D' 20
1.VJ ~ NJ, SOJIHEIlN EAl 49,, ,' 800
Tor DauVllc. Greenspoiv' "An9''1
salem slceYeia hie"i''",, ,f''i.',r,,
Danynle. Greensboro @44.sD". -
Charlotte, Columbia, and Augusta
Connects At Danklllc with tne " Aa.,,
inston and Southwestern NesND-'st
Limited CSC. 80, cal iyliAs r'e,te.s,
bdntlllc 10 AsueYillc, Atlanta, "@s
sahOosb birmingham, memphis 80"
Orleans, and Jacksonville, also, hISA-
class day-cOaChc5 between " daHie
ton dAu Atlanta. Passengers ."'
use theae coaches without tAt41
charge. Connections made AZ MEN,
PMS and New orleans Tor al points
IN Texas anu California. sleeper open
Tor pdaetit u az J.iU J.. NJ.
Y 80 +. NJ, FAST NAIL, daily, Tor ATTAIN
Ia ana points south. Connects AZ
AOscicy Win fdrmslile snd fo"-
uatan railroad. az kcy8tile lOr
GAINESVILLE, oxford. Henderson, and
Durham, ana az Greensboro Tor
Durham. Raleigh, AMI Wins tom
Salem Carries sleeptfs New Oln
to Atlanta ANA MOuts emery. and
from New York TO Jacksonville.
FarlOr-Car Atlanta % Birmingham
600 l.. NJ, LOCAL, daily, except SUM
DAY. for keysNiIe, anu intermediate
points.
Trains ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
600 y: Al, From Atlanta and JacAson-
Gao j. ~. From Atlanta and Augusta.
$40 a. NJ, From keysyiie.
FREIGHT TRAINS Will also carry pass
scnBers.
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vire,nio-Iu the clerks office OF the Cir
emit Court OF the city OF NorlOik' %" 'le
1gul day OF June. 1896: -...f...,
= 49,, snr.iaf cor miesiOners in the above
mentioned decree of sale has been duly
executed
Tcste. - 49, r,r,r>-. C,,orb
3yoAfSf2 10 96au2.9 .1G % .2s-dtsei
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nooKBnrDcr ALUM SPRINGS, VA.

OPEN JUNE !, 1896.
Elevation 1000 feet 30 fOcs or mus
otiitos. Accommodations for over ]. 900
quests. Rates reduced 80 per cent EN-
teusive improvements made this season
will add greatly 90 the pleasure and
comfort of visitors. Send FOR handsomely
illustrated catalogue.
JAMES a. FRAZIER.
mvgQ-f SD. w2m Managing Receiver.
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=. at. IoHs. y,s.Frs.e,at .nd o'aeral naris'''
" nsBEE, 0ea,ssi sage-iseasH..
etoyrs ID ADDISON.
- ~ T.,s, E.,,s,,. General faisS al.
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DY AUCTION.

- AlAIlON.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
BIB
LOUISA MINERAL LANDS AND PER
SCNAL PROPERTY THERON on,
KNOWN As TIE PROPERTIES OF
THE NlTROPuOSPHAIE ,-.,.
SYNDICATE LIMITED, OF LONDON
ENGLAND; ,.. ,,.,,..,, OK,
LYING ABOUT TWO MILLS w tSl "
NINERAL-. CIrA;>,n WEAR
THE q. AND O. RAILWAY.
Pursuant to decree in the Industrial
and General Trust Limited OF Loneon5,
ENGLAND. and others, vs.. Nitr)-f ho3pH"lS
Syndicate Limited. Of London, EnsidAu,
and others. entered in the circuit 'oui'
for the city Of Norfolk. at the May lciH''
1sgN the subscribers Will. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBkR !. $50,
at 10 A. VI. sell. by auction, ON the prem
ises. the following described properties IN
one certain TRACT or LAND. con-
tanning $50 ACRES. more or less hIp oMn
as the r. J. Bib tract with an tue
mines ana personal property thereon.
. That certain TRACT with ever lHsa1i55
real and personal thereon cohth iilluE 10
ACRES. more on less known Is 'He Oo'''
Both OF which were conveyed to ne
Nitro Phosphate syndicate, Llihityu' u5
London. England, by BOYD NJ SIM. s H-u
"a
TENDER 1850 Of record in the clerk once
Of mo County Court of Louisa, ana 20
which reference is here mace l"i O''''-
details Of description. .-oo.
The properties contain mines oil sIeass
reputed value. They contain plenty on
water and timber for all mining PURPOSES;
There are two shafts sunk 10 deplh on
IlO feet, with a level drain from one ne, 10
,be other about - feet. There Is a West
and east ore deposit, which is said 10 pe
eight feet wide ut the bottom OF tnSS
east shaft. with pyritcs reputed 10 ne ol
nno oualitv and In great quantity ftl-
sons Interested are invited TO go upon i.e
properties and acqualnt themselves WI"
thoir merits They Will DE shown ny "i''
Iesso + Porter. OF Louisa Courthouse. o
TERMS. Cash as to. $50, "a. % ana "a t .ie
exncnses OF sale. say $3.50. residue as the
Nyi.r'. I,boenhate Syndicate Limited, OF
London may prescribe, or IL falling 10
Indicate its wishes. upon credits OF slN
and twelve n ortls the purchaser giving
bonds fer the deferred instalm,e.n. ,.,,.
NO'''' 49, WILLIAM III. WHITE,
JOIN H. LEWIS.
Commissioners.
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Il ONFEDERATE MUSEUM, IN THE
y Davis Mansion, corner Twelfth and
Clay. is open TO visitors daily from 10
a. NJ 10 +. NJ. Admission. - cents
except on Saturdays. when it is free 10
the public. Annual membership ticket, 81,
which admits the holder. at all times:
life-membership ticket. SO. 49,. apl6
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RAILROADS.
.~-~-~l~-----~-1-1-7l'I7l - = :.
vNYESTlBuLED
AKA LIMITED
EE.jssa..AELa6 TRAINS
V:ssSSO UTH
t,zxMszGsz-as4l2
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta
Macon, Chattanooga, Nash
vile, Memphis, Texas.
Nm rxrsA FARE ON kNf TRAIN.

No. 4o3.-"Thc Atlanta special" leaves
richmond. DAILY. at 1885 night ior
ti.rde~son. Arrive Durham daily, except sun
80 Paleiah. Sanford. Southern Pines. Winning
Nm Wadesboro. Monroe, Charlotte. IAncolntes'
s"..,v Ruthcrfordton. Chester Clinton. Green
wnoJ A hbeviile Elberton, Athens, AELANl y
Ancc.ta. Macon Chattanooga, Nashville; hvgapn's
T,sas Mexico. California and tho " 80 va
N.rnbi.l solid Limited Train, with fnll2-a
En,,et s,eeuers aud ssstibuiod Ooaeneg
No. 4l.-"The >. a. - axpres. ieafHs
pt.I,,nand. DAILY, AT 9.o5 am, for heudri'
son. IDurban. daily except SUNDAY, Nas sae.
., gonro. Charlotte, Chester Clinton, Green
wood. 1b5evio flber,on. Athens 49, I,'sv', ~
If,,,atis Nontgonacry. Sew Orleans, ie'as'
Mexico. and tie sfhwes, via NsT S's sc,.
Solid Train, with Pullman Sleep ana oo~'-'' ;
sl.e Sleeper Hamlet TO Wilmington.
Arrive Richmond. e4o an, eio pm dany'
FER tickets. baggage checks, sleeping car reser-
vAtiols etc, apply 10
Nm. BOYKIN, Sol Pass'r Agent
$50 East Main ST., RIcHAoND' VA
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jesGAs.th&sa


nEOONLIGHT ENCUHoIVN,
Nj STEAMER POCAHONTAS,
THURSDAY NIGHT, JULY ., 1870,
y o'clock,
under auspices of y. \. +. u. OF Grace
street Baptist church.
Contain Frank W Cunningham. Davis
Mandolin Club. and Haddon > watkins
will furnish music. Refreshments Cen
tlemen, zoe; ladies and children 20; o..
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nIxInrNn NOTICEs.

.o1.-oor-1N010---7-1-1-'1'-7
once Ma. Fire and Marine ms CO.,
Richmond June 20 1895
DIVIDEND.- THE DIRECTORS OF
IL this company have declared
DIVIDEND OF FOUR
PER CENT. free Of taxi, payable on and
WA. II. MCCARTHY,
ie16l2t Secretary.
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sTrAsIBoATs-

Oh DoAlNiIfHA N 3 --1'l1'i'F 00-''
DAILY SERVICE ...-,.
steamers leave Norfolk,
beo Va, DAILY at $3.50 IL. NJ.
N~ for NeW D 0rk direct. faa.
Y ~ w. sfugars leave llchmohi
NSe1s,,&s. Via 4. and o. railway $3.50
'czAs@s L. ST.. or T.. and =. rail-
road 81. and W. route
a. ~. 90 connect with
Steamer at Norfolk.
DrpECV STEAMERS leave Richmond
III, New York via James ritst every
Monday passengers ana lfelfhV anu
Friday 0reient and st,ca,iiii,,iii "a stsd,,,s5
oniyl at T.. A iee 4 nalso1eersj leaves
Si.imond Tor Norfolk every "wednesday
~ 81. connecting with main line steam
er rI5 lot %EW YORK. passengers can
US DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY. for
fr,trI MIA old Point or NOrfoIk
DIRECT STEAMERS va James t,iass.,i riset
TO-. freIehn and Monday treight onyl
anniirrs from Company's pier 20 North
river. {nil iM9formation Apply to
,rflN g. MAYER, Agent.
,,,s east Main street Richmond. Va
". Z. Gull ATUp1FsUN ou, vo-t
PHILADELPHIA, RIG IL .SfeTH
NoND. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
Amounted sailing days: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at day
frcieht received daily TIN p. VI.
Fare SION Fridays and Sundays
For further information apply %
j. W. McCARRlCk.
General Southern Agent. office. Rockets.
W. =. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents, Philadelphia.
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WANTS.

Parties living out OF the city who take
advantage OF this OFFER must not request
Tbe Tnimes office. Tho Times will not Tor
ward these replies.
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ROCERTFs WAY DOWN. SAVE
II YDlr % PER CENT.

GROCERIES, WAY DOWN. SAVE
II YOU - PER CENT. -.
Graduated Sugar. per pouhd.-'..''' ~
-Four cans Table Peaches for. .....,.; -
Good Green ana Mixed Tea, as sooa oo
as You pay 4Oc. for elsewhere-...'' =. ~
RIB Pork. per pound .......: ........;;... o., a
Two pounds Fresh Country nul''l i''
Good Carolina Rice. per pounu. i''''''
Good Cream Cheese, per Dounu'.'''' OBJ!
or 4 pounds for .--......-. .'.'''''' "a
Good Canned Salmon, per cAH''''''
Cream Cheese. per pound .'.'''''''' 80
Good Family Flour per bag. -..''s'''
Pure Lard. per pound ......- -.
Extra quality California Hams pei
pound ......... ..-...-....--- ,.-''''' IN
Large New Potatoes, per peck....''. ~
2-pound package Rolled oa's' per
package ..............'.. .'''''''''''''' 80
Best Hams. per pound ...........'''''' 10
Fresh Eggs, per dozen..'''''''''''''' -
,.ilLAIAN'~ >ON,
ls20-ls22 east Main. 900 cast SdI7li,,''
Phones .l6 and "a. "ii
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FOR RENT.


--00000oo0-000000N 000N00000~.000-N@-0o--
DOR RENT. "a
The "OLD VIRGINIA HOUSE" XilA
SO EAST GRACE STREET containing
IL rooms, well suited for a clearinghouse
or private residence. Also. several de-
sirable ROOMS IN FORD'S LAW BUILD
ING. on Ninth street between Grace and
Franklin streets, suitable for Offices or
lodging Rents very reasonable.
JOHN Il. GODDlN * co.
Real Estate Agents.
jy7-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS
OCCUPIED FOR 4 NUMBER or
YEARS BY GEORGE X.
EWELL. ESQ,
AS A FIRST-CLASS DRUG SIOfb'
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. We are in
structed bv parties In interest 10 sell, al
public auction. on the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY. JULY :, lS@, ,,,,.
at $50 o'clock j.. NJ, that Han DSvALi
STORE HOJ Sc. No 100 EAST BhOAb
STREET The lot has 'front.' on tne
south side of Broad street or twenty tNo
and one-half feet. more or less. with
depth OF about ~ feet 10 an alley
The location of this property together
with the handsome Improvements now Dc
jne made or this immediate BLOCK. MAKE
il the mos. attractive now on IN, tng mai man
eet This is the cream OF iAchinOhu
,Nei eefofe and nothing safer or more
desirable can DE had as an investment
TERMS One-third cash; balance Al
twelve months. ,,,..-,oNr
jy2.5,7.S Auctoncels'
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OF VIRGIHIl
CHRRLorrEsVlLLE, va.

Next Session begins 15fh sept. funion free 70
VIrginans 900 Accidental Department Best iacl-
ties for instruction in Letters, science, Engineering
Law, Medicine. Write for catalogue 90
Nm. NJ. THORNTON, LID, Chairman.
ju3-e0d--5L
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TTCABEs DAY AND BOARDING
NJ UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
RICHMOND, VA.
The thrty-second annual .ess ion or this
school for boys begins MONDAY. septem-
Der n. 1890.
Thorough preparation for. university W
Virginia, Yale. Harvard United states
Military and Naval Academies. and lcad-
ing Enciuoering Schools Fun stan of
oxporicnced teachers. Boarding depart
mont strictly limited. For c1faoeue ado
Jrcss w. GORDON ~ CAbE,
Head Master
io1--va fr su3ru iOJ east Cary street.
DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
II 10 . cast Grace street.
Richmond. Va.
JOHN TT. POWELL. principal. Mrs. IT.
g.. pFYTON. EEN. II. ROBERTSON, ass
sociate principals.
The tWeuty-lorrfh session ol tnis hoari-
ing and daf--nhoo' hoeins ~f'L tlt 'tlt
% 1896. and closes JUNE III. 1877. Apply
for cafai0rro. giving aU details. at tls
bookstores or TO the principals.
je-sau. w&fr3m .
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BY Augustine Royal & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Alcuoneefs,
Office No 10 Tenth street, Manchester
Va
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NJ ANTED. a NICE SECOND-HA Nlf
~ LADYS WHEEL Address bl, %
Gle. 500 east Franklin street. So-il'
WANTED. HUsTLERs FOR RICH
w MOND also every town IN NireInit'
for best fraternal order. %. H. j. ~ ~
NOY. 800 east clay street Jso-'l
WANTED, TABLE BOARD For
" single gentleman Address, staiinS
term, and location, CAREY, care Times
jyi-3t
A GTNTs-sqo WEEKLY SALARY TO
\ right parties. Little work, snap
for some one. New scheme, failure lm-
possible. Write for special proposition.
L0ck-Box 53Os. Boston Mass.
ap2G-su. Ga. WEEK sain
w ANTED. WITHOUT lNDlM.
" ORANGE. a COOK. WASHER. and
IRONER None need apply unless wen
recommended Apply at lu3 West ave-
nue.. next TO Park avenue, between a.a
l1 A. " J.-i
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DOLAND PAEK. MARYLAND THE
Il MISS ES TOWARDS BOARDING.
AND DAY-SCUOoL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. Location
healtlful. Twenty miuule, ride from
Baltimore on electric ears. Coll .-e- i'ie-
paratory and Elective Courses. Excellent
references. Principals. Miss *. T..
HOWARD and Miss A. b. HOWARD.
jys-su. weAfrlm
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
6.oO a. Al, From Atlanta and Jacks0n-
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ID richmond. FREDERICKSBURG &
Ia POTOMAC RAILROAD.

,HEDULE IN ETFEcr MAY IT, 1896.
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DOVe|le.

Tuesday was a gala day for
Harrison county Republicans.
The first DAY of court and the an
nual session of the Jr. Order
State Council, would in them
selves have brought ont a large
number of people. But added to
this. Congressman Dovener was
to speak, and the Golf Marching
Club, lately organized, were max.
ing every preparation to give
him a cordial and royal recep.
ton. At about half past one the
Golf Club, in their new sound
money hats and with Mckinley
canes, headed by the First Regi-
ment Band, marched through
town, escorting Capt. Dovener in
his carriage to the Wigwam,
where the meeting was held.
Maj. Moore presided over the as.
sembly, and introduced the prin-
cipal speaker, Congressman Do
veneer, who spoke at length upon
the issues of the day:
+ The afternoon being admirably
suited for an outdoor meeting,
and the crowd good humored and
appreciative. the eloquent speak
er was given close attention and
hearty applause.
At the close Of Capt. Doven-
er's speech, a short address was
made by the "bald eagle of
Cabell," Hon. 3: b. Fitch, Of
Huntington. The people will
have the opportunity to hear this
eloquent gentlemen again Friday
night
In adjourning the meeting,
Maj. Moore led the crowd in
three resounding shouts for Nc
IKinley.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-09-11
Turn On
he Light.

The failure of the Democratic
State Committee to absorb the
West Virginia Popullsts and get
them to swallow Watts as a flu.
sion candidate, has changed the
situation considerably in this
State. The Democratic manag.
ers are sick and sorely disap.
pointed. The shameful manner
in which they tried to bride and
buy the populist committee was
referred to lin our lastissue, only
we did not tell the worst. Hon.
Geo. L. Spence, treasurer Of the,
Populist committee. and q man
OF uaquestionable integrity, was
dumbfounded at what he had
heard in the committee room. I
According to his statement the
TELEGRAM gave a mild account
of the dirty and deceitful meth!
DDS that were attempted by the
Watts gang. Mr.. Spence, in the.
presence of Secretary Lily, Of
Grafton, spoke as follows:
THE Democrats tried to prac..
tice deception and trickery on
us, and apparently stopped
SHORT OF NOTHING to FORCE or.
allure us to FUSION
The Clarksburg Ne,os attempts
to cover up the traces Of the,
dirty work of the committee, but!
the TELEGRAM got the story
from bonafide members of the
committee and can assure It's
aders that the half has not been
told.
Mr.. Davis. Of the Ne,os. is'a
member Of the Democratic com
mittee. and probably speaks sin.
cerely when he denies knowing
of corruption about which we
have spoken. Mr.. Davis is.
known to be for a gold standard
and honest money. In this he
has shown himselfto be a man
of more honor than some of his
free silver associates, and tits
not likely that he would be let
into the deep and dark mysteries
of Mr.. John McGraw's schemes.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-09-11

Ed Fighter, of McAlpin, was
in the city Thursday.
Attend the Republican meet.
ings advertised in this issue.
a small bunch of keys were
lost on Third street a few weeks
400. The chain attached bore
the name CLARKsBuRG TELE-
GRAM. Any person returning
same will be rewarded.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-09-11
Grand Republican Raj
ly at Salem.
McKinle, clnb Organized.

The Republicans of Salem, one
hundred strong in number, as
sembled at the opera house in
Salem on the evening of the 5th
inst. and organized a Mckinley
club with the following officers
John w. Carpenter, President.
g. H. Davis, vice President.
Wayman Ogden, Secretary.
d. 81. Davis, Cor. Sec'y.
/. q. Griffin, Treasurer.
After the organization the club
was entertained by a rousing
speech from the Hon. James r..
Carter, of Doddridge county.
Mr.. Garter made plain exhibit
of the Democratic scheme of
trying to swim into power in the
trail silver-plated bark of false
hood, when the tariff is the true
issue. The audience was very
much enthused, and in fact we
had a regular old fashioned Re-
publican revival.
H. Il. DAVIS,
Cor. Sec'y.