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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The ffty-fourth volume of The Gem
tury, made up of the numbers of the
magazine for the past six months bound
In the familiar gold cloth, is just issued.
The past year has been a successful one
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the present volume contains many ar
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Fiction is represented In the line of SER
ials by Dr. Mitchell's great novel of the
American Revolution, Hugh Wynne,
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the Matterhorn IN a Boat" There are
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Maurice Thompson, Lucy s. Burman,
Margaret Sutton Briscoe, and many
others The serial features of serious
moment are General Horace Porter's
Campaigning with Grant; extracts
from the journals Of the late African
explorer T., ). Glare, Art IS
always a strong point with The
Century, and In this volume
there are the mastery engraNIngs from
the Old English Masters, By n Cole;
reproductions from leading American
artists; an article on "The Art OF
Charles Keene";a criticism of the sculp-
lures of Bessie Potter. OF Chicago; and
several papers on "The Shaw Memoir
ial," al Boston, and its eminent sculp-
tor Augustus st. Gaudens,-New York:
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The twelve numbers of st. Nicholas
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as one of the most welcome OF Christ
mas gifts. The volume Just ended had
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Besides the serials there are hundreds
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iIngles, most OF them illustrated by ia
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-13
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!. s. RHODES $ c..
KID CLOVES.

so dozen Fine Kid Gloves,
speciaIvalue, in ox-blood, green
and black, at $l,O0 a pair. We
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12

No report IRON demonstration Mission ana
Highland Springs. Park-Placo reported Tue
con version OF 10 scholars. ine hent nees'ne
viii be neld the second Sunday III February AT
Fairmont-Avenuesc school. va
nrief Notes About Church Services.
Rev. DR.. Joseph r. Wilson, the veneer
able stated clerk of the presbyterian
General Assembly. preached at DR.. Hoge
church Sunday morning from the text:
and they all forsook him, and fed.
II was a fine effort, full of grave, sug-
gestiye. wholesome thought. DR.. Hoge
preached in the afternoon on the mis-
sionary work of the Church, contrasting
the perils of the Apostle Paul with the
advanced missionary facilities OF our
day. .
At Grace-Street Presbyterian church
DR.. Fair occupied his pulpit both morn
ing and night. and was greeted on potn
occasions by large congregations. Al
night DR.. Fair took for his subject BIAS
phemy" and delivered one OF the
most powerful sermons he has preached
since he has been pastor OF Grace-Street
church
In connection with the morning service
AT the First English Evangelical Lutheran
church Sunday the following gem
,lemen were installed as officers for the
ensuing biennium: Messrs. John Romer,
William Myer, Frederick Germelman,
Henry Stockmar. William ID. Rock, ID.
A. Albright, William Dumped, ana Quo
Meister.
The subject of DR.. Kerr's lecture at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday night
was est Paul in Cyprus" and the dis
course was enjoyed by large congrega-
ton. Next Sunday night DR.. Kerr will
speak on Paul's experiences in Asia
Minor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
.,,,-os president a -. Clarke in the

church. President A. d. Clarke IN 'ne
chair. -, exercises.
After the usual devotional exe'o,,e.'
ana reading Of the Scriptures 10y ev'
DIR. ]. M. Pitcher, and prayer pS ~.
/ s. Dill. the reports were reau' 80,
Inc all the schools In fiourshing conu
lion. The president reported na'nns
visited several OF the schools, anu q,
nounced his intention of Visible al ~
due time. .,o large
After a solo by Miss Spiers, the 'a ' lse
and attentive audience listened WIZ,
nrofit TO addresses by Mr.. u. r. JonISon
and Professor @. II. Hovey. the ioi me,
taking for his subject. THE Power y,
Love" and the latter giving SOM So 80
advice pertinent to the commencement "
a new year <, the
An application was read from -,
Seyenteenth-Street Mission ior aui'i,ss.od
into the association. which was reielieu
TO the Executive Committee. ms -
new interest started by the young M,
OF Venable-Street church, located AT w
s27 Seventeenth street which meets d,
3 o'clock in the afternoon. Tnis scnoo'
reported an average attendance OF ~
teen officers and teachers ana lVi schoia'
for the month of December.
The next meeting will be held az 'n'
Stockton Street church. Manchester feo'
ruary 18th. 70
The following is An abstract OF the re-
ports for December:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
GETS THROUGH IN AN HOUR.
The Justice Makes Quick Work OF
n big Monday Docket.


Sundays sinners in Justice Johns pro-
vince swelled the roll into great length
Yesterday morning, but his Honor clear
Nv demonstrated the fact that the quail
ty of mercy is not strained and It's
quantity not stinted.
y A Kessler and Michael Purcele be-
came involved in a row Saturday night,
in Joseph Euquis saloon, which was Just
becoming interesting, when kessier eX-
tracted his gun and opened on Purcele
with the energy Of Gatling-gun. kess-
Ter was fined SO and costs.
Henry Shepperson (colored), charged
with beating Alice Gardner, was fined
so and costs.
Annie Green (coloredD charged with
entering the house of w. +. Sherer In
the night and stealing silk waist, was
sent to the grand jury.
The case of James Hill (coloreD, re-
sulting from the countercharge against
Osborne Pryor, for cutting him. ana
PRYOR. also, using the knife, In return,
was continued until the 18th. in order that
PRYOR. who is now at the city Hospital,
might appear
The case of three colored boys-named
William Morton Arthur Scott, and VIII
liam Harvey-charged with breaking into
the store of s. T. Stout q Co., was sent
on to the Hastings Court.
In the case of Henry Jones (colored)'
charged with stealing so cents from Han
nah Grasco. security In 500 for fifteen
days was required.
William Starke. a small colored boy.
was charged with shooting and killing
another colored boy, but the case went
over until to-day TO await the verdict OF
the Coroners jury.
Then came long file OF Sunday DRINKS
with the attendant S.5Vs. and the Mon
day session of this court OF law and
equity. but more equity than law cams
10 a close.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
BY George W. Mayo. Auctioneer
EINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
j. CARPETS, F0LDIN5-BED, &C.
AT AUCTION.

Bv direction OF Mr.. Robert y. Mooli
who is removing from the city, 1 WI. Wa
at his residence, No. lvI nofth i'''
street. at 1890 A. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY T. l'''
One Cherry Parlor Suit, upholstered u
silk plush. -, ,-t,.t
Parlor Chairs and Tables, Mamie, ,C-.ors'
Pictures. Easels. Jardinleres, Mi'Nf'
Fitting Oak Card-Table, &c; ..s
Lace Curtains. Moquette Parlor ar ~.
Brussels Hall. Stair. and Chames .,,-,
pets. Fur and Smyrna Rugs, NAHUM"
&c: ~ Nos
Fine Round Front Oak China Press I, ~,
sive Oak Dining-Table, Walnut n-.s
Vienna Dining-Chairs OAK heiI's''
China and Glassware, &c. lib
Handsome POlished-Oak Hall SiaIl' va
large bevelled plate mirror Dnl'''''
Stand. &c. c.l oak
Very Handsome and Massive carve -. -
Chamber Suit. with heavy plate nllli ~
Excellent Mattresses. FeatH.i
lows and BOlsters. I5ed-Sprinks' a r.a
Elegant Cherry F0lding-Bed, sinsie ~
Bedstead Handsome OAK Chln 'tl,,,,,,,ri,
Easy Chairs. Ash and Walnut .,s,
ture. WardrObes. Toilet Sets. '"7
Sewing Machine. &c. .e.ort.
Kitchen Furniture. and large "'
ment of useful household artici.s,,,o
GEORGE W. N.Y.
"a 10 AuctioneeI-
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A GREAT REMED 7
is OFFERED YOU AT A SMALL
PRICE, AND RELIEF GUARAN-
TEED IN EVERY CASE.

II you positively knew, and were
Thoroughly convinced that you could
buy one remedy that would replace all
the Old sticky, greasy liniments. pare
goric. Bateman's drops, Jamaica ginger,
camphor. Godfreys cordial, and such
like we believe you would gladly pay
s. or 50 for bottle. Well, such a reme-
dy has been discovered, but 1t only
costs 25c a bottle. Lightning Hot Drops
is the sovereign remedy for all kinds or
pains. external and internal, rheumn-
tism. and neuralgia, cramps, cholera
morbus, diarrhoea, summer complaint,
wind on the stomach, Indigestion, and all
like ailments. and We tell you upon
our honor that Lightning Hot Drops Will
give instant relief in all such affections,
when used as directed. IL Is important
that the directions be carefully observed
and a cure will quickly follow; and 50
sure are we this is true that your drug
gist will give your money back II you
get no relief Now, II Lightning Hot
Drops didn't do as stated. We could not
afford to sell ii on such very liberal
terms. we know that Lightning Hot
Drops is a great medicine for all forms
of painful affections. Lightning Hot
Drops is all right In every respect, and
will do Just as we say: but II II should
fail TO give you relief so back 10 your
druggist and get your money. BE sure
to 20 by directions. and relief VIII fol-
low IL YOU don't need IL to-day, get
a bottle anyway. as II Is good thing
10 have i'm the house In the shop, I'm
the Office. on the workbench, or In the
grip Ii is splendid for change Of water.
If one of your personal friends were
TO tell you all we have said you. no
doubt. would get bottle at once. Now.
let us be that friend. for we tell you In
dead earnest that every word we have
said is true-absoutely true. We are
honest and sincere in our statements.
Lightning Hot Drops is prepared only
by us. and no honest druggist will try
to get you TO take something else. and
don't you let him DO II. Herb Medicine
Company. Springfield. ..
ode l5-Tu&Thtje 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
Warrants for Hard Riding.

Warrants have been sworn out by Agent
'ravlor of the Society for the prevention
80 Cruelty TO Animals for the arrest
~ fwo Young men. who hired saddle
horses from the stable of Mr.. j. n.
rynen III north Eighteenth street. las
Sunday. and rode them almost TO death
The young men rode furiously tnr9nEn
FnItor. furnishing their horses terribly.
AGENT TayIor was telephoned for by
man who witnessed the hard riding. anc
The men were followed. AS their pur-
suers gained upon them, they Juinpeo
from their saddles, and made good theii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
Methodist Sunday Schools

The regular meeting of the Methodist
Sunday-School Society of Richmond was
held with Barton Heights school Sunday
afternoon, President A. j. Gary presid-
ing. The meeting was opened with fifteen
minutes devotional exercises, conduct
ed by Rev. DR.. r. n. Potts. An inter-
esting programme of music and recita-
tons was then rendered by the school,
after which the meeting was addressed
by DR.. Potts, on "The Perfect Person.
The following abstract is made up from
the superintendent reports for Deem
Der:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
THE COHEN CO

HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
BAKING ESTABLISHMENT OF Charles
Messerschmidt. deceased NO; Iz wen
broad street. we will CONTINUE AT
THE SAME STAND. and. with increased
facilities. will be pleased to serve the
trade GEORGE f.. ANDERSON,
ia l2-l2t j. l.. WOODSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
FOR SALE OR RENT,

SIX AND A HALE ACRES RICH LAND,
good Broom house, grove, and spring.
Two miles west of Richmond. near the
old clubhouse of the Deep-Run Hunt
Club. Price, 500. Terms, 500 cash and
so monthly until the whole is paid, with
interest at 6 per cent.
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD q CO,
Ia 12-2t No 1905 Bank street.
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Are You "AIl Broken Up!
TAKE Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

IL steadies the nerves, clears the Drain
and promotes digestion. Makes pea
SAINT and wholesome beverage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
rRI c EM Q ~ Woodward & Son,
nv 3 DI LUMBER,
VIZ oIaLA1 Sash, Blinds, &c.
TuW.F.&Sa 32O-34O south Ninth street,
LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.
(ia ST. Su&Tu)

LOST. FROM A BUGGY. SATURDAY
afternoon. on Grace. between Henry and
Eighth streets LADY'S BROWN FELT
HAT AND SILVER HAT-PlN Reward
for return to $40 west Grace ia 12-lt
sTRAYED. OR STOLEN. FROM MY
Mace. 1894 west Marshall. January 10. 1881.
TWO JERSEY COWS; aged 3 ana
Years respectively. one Il dark brindle
and the other a pale red. Finder will
please return TO me and receive reward.
ia 12-lt' W. w. HOPE.
sTRAYED. OR STOLEN. FROM 1913
Meade street, city. Sunday ONE SMALL
PED BUFFALO cow. Any information
leading TO her recovery will be duly APP
nrectated and rewarded ia u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
WANTED,

AN ACTIVE AND ENERGETIC OR
ganizer and Solicitor for one OF the best
sick and accident benefit societies In tne
country. Easy 10 work. and big money
experience. and references. Box IS. Rich
,,,ond VA IA i2-TultSu2t&w3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS sorD r, ,..
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT car liz IN
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID pn.
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND T n.y
VENDEE. ths
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN ABOUT 20 YEARS OF
age. for office work. one with some eXpe,-
rience in the floral business preIerreI.
Address giving references, MARION,
Box u. Richmond. Va. ia LII
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WANTED,

MONTHLY. WEEKLY. AND TRAN
SILENT BOARDERS
a, "T'he Jerome" sos east Franklin street.
rrohle fare unsurpassed. ia b-lW
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NEW YEAR! new WAYS!
GOODIES CASH PLACE

& mounds starch ..................''''.S ~
pure Lard. 49,. ...... .'''..'..
Leaf Lard ...... .......'''''''
Racor Shoulders ......-......... D
I,Nst-prown sugar ...... ....... 49,
French Candy. ...... .'''..''.'.'''
Sour Pickles (gallon).. .............. 10
seedless Raisins (besD.... ..."...
Nice Citron. per pound ~
New Currants, per pound...
Tomatoes, per can .....'..'.''''
Corn, per can .......... ''''''''.'''.
Family Flour per bag ......'.. %
Jelly. per pound.... ..............'''.
1O-pound buckets Preserves. ...... %
PREPARED Ham, 2 pounds. %
Rest Flour, per barrel ................ W
Patent Flour, per barrel, So'Z9 ana %
A Good -FOUR. ......... ............ w
2-Pound Cans Pork and Beans. 10
Nice Cheese, per pound ........ ~
BOTTLE Catsup. quart. ............ 10
Three for ........ .'...''.' .'''' %
Large Bottle Catsup.. minimum. o
Large Glass Mustard go. .......... D
Irish-Potatoes. per peck. ........ 10
Meal per bushel...... ..........'. AZ
White Corn. per peek. ........ 10
Layer Figs, 3 pounds 49, ..'''''''' -
Corned Shad, four for .......... y
Sun-Cured Peaches, per pound. ~
Best Hams, per pound. .;........... IL
Breast Bacon, four pounds. ........ p
shredded Cocoanut. 2 pounds .::..... y
New Orleans Molasses, per gallon. 50
oats, per bushel..,. '..''' '''''..''' 20
Hecker's Buckwheat.... ........
Coffee roasted)........ ..,.....'.'...'. IL
Fine Tea &c.. ................ ......'. I'D
Cocoa. half-pound boxes. ........,.... 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
WANTED,

eMITHDEAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
1902 east Broad street, had seven applc,a-
tions for its students last week 10 take
positions as stenographers ono pV, Vh
Cor than could be supplied. Join now
fDbopp eoO id lV--t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
MORE BARGAINS FOR YOU A1aiN
TO-DAY.


GOWNS of good muslin, mother styie'
front woke of 10 broad tucks, double
woke back. full Bishop sleeves, camDrlc
rufile finish. the best SOC. garment MADE,
here to-day 2sc. each-llmlt ol wv ~
each buyer. ..,ol,od
AT 39c.-Gowns, entire yoh1 - 10,
made of good muslin, the KIM YOU
usually pay 60 and 75c. for. -.
AT zoe Very deliberately trimmed YOKE
Of four rows open-work Insertion, anu
fine tucks. cut full, and well made in
every particular, would be conslsI,eieu
by many merchants bargain dl 'i'
DRAWERS.
AZ dozen Ladies' Muslin Drawers yoh '.-
hands deem hem. and five tucks FORM
The finish the best garment made at
25c here 13c pair-two pairs loI 90
44c. Muslin or Cambria Drawers triin-
med. &c pair. III,
81 q Fine Cambria Drawers. TIC pair
25c. Muslin Chemise for l5c c.o
These trimmed Muslin or Camprlc one-
mise can't be matched under Voc' any
where, here 25c. each: o,,.,,.o
Fmpire Design Fine French CheHlse'
sl.4S, cost s2.25 TO make.
CORSET-CO|ERs.
70 dozen Fine Cambria Corset-CoNels'
square neck trimmed in the nhest en-
broideries. insertions, ana tucks' co.
not he bought i'm New York city uhuer
aSc Won can have your pick OF II va
y yions s UH ' for SOC: others at g. 10,
and 25c.-not half price on any.
SKIRTS.
Is dozen Ladies' Full-Slze Muslin S saros
cambric ruffie and tucks above same
33c each. 49, aoo,,
Extra Full Muslin skirts. kne 1I- ',,,p
cambria frill or frill OF opeh-"oiN e'''
broidery. soc. al trim
81 Muslin skirts, umbrella ruffie trim I'm
med with open embroidery, to-day oyc.
39c Underskirts. deep hem ana tuchs
above. 19c each.
WRAPS.
All Coats. that were s., to-day go
All Coats, that were 8 and $S'zo' to-uay
All Coats. that were from $40 to sl4.5O
All CbiI1ren's Fancy Eiderdown Coats
that were $50 10 f2.25. for soc.
A RIBBON SALE.
No. 40 MORE Changeable Taneta RID
bons. all colors, worth 35c., for l4c.
No 40 Au-srk Changeable Taffeta Rib
hon. 33c. grade for l5c. yard.
No 40 Extra Heavy GrOs-Grain Satin
Ribbons. colors, worth 2oc., Tor &c
THE HOUSEWARES.
Real Carlsbad-China After-Dlnner ups
and Saucers, that sold for ~, 10, anu
S5c choice OF the entire lot &c. par
New Rocket Radiators, burners, lhat
were sold at 1886. to-day go each.
600 rolls of Crepe Paper, that were
19c.; special sale price, 5c a roll.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Quick Grinding Coffee-Mills, with IRON
hoppers. that were CSC, will be sold for
Ice. each.
Iot NJ Fine Pictures. that were 81 and
$50 will be sold during this sale ior
SOC each.
Granite-Iron Fry-Pans. &c. each:
Granite Milk-Pans, 4-quart size, for loc'
each so e..
75c each. a. ~ -
Fine China Plates. that were IT, % 20
and sc: sale price, &C. each.
Cut-Glass Oil-Bottles, Ssc., reduced from
csc. n.r
Serrafed-Edge Bread. Cake, and Par
ing-Knives sc. each, instead or Zoc;
12piece English Toilet Sets s. ds
FROM 10 TO ! O'CLOCK
The best quality Bras ssh pol soI Seq for
each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
WANTED.

PERSONS DESIRING TO EXAMINE
"'rhe First Battle" William Jennings
Bryan's book, can do so by wriihg 400
card. with their address. to j. W. IL ifoS
east Broad street. city. ia lz-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
WANTED.

TO PURCHASE. 100 COMMON HENS
and 10 Cocks as whole or i'm lots. Ad-
dress. stating lowest price, u. I; IJCh
IA 12-its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
baptist sundny-schooi Associatio

The regular monthly and quarterly
meeting of the Baptist Sunday-School AS
ISOLATION of Richmond and Manchester
Gas held Sunday afternoon at the Fulton
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WANTED.

BY A MAN OF LARGE EXPERIENCE,
position as Accountant. or TO represent
Wholesale dealers. Salary not so much
an object as permanent position az
dress, II general delivery. Richmoond'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
NJ ANTirD.

A CAPABLE OFFICE MAN TO FILL
an official position; one who can invest
s. 600 i'm a wholesale business. Aadress
oEFICIAI. care of this office. ia l0-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
WANTED,

coNsrruERs OF COAL TO KNOW
49, they can buy that most superior
Crate Fuel the Clover-Hill Coal, as low
ss e. 10 per ton. / will also sell 80 bushels
~ loads Coke for s.. All other kinds Oh
Fuel al lowest prices.
''0' SAMUEL II. COTTRELL.
$40 east Broad street,
40 1stf and Harrison and Broad SITS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FARM FOR RENT.

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company Will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices VIII ~
sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-12

Velvet, II yards.
Lot now Dining-Room Chairs.
Oak Chamber Suit.
Walnut Bedstead.
Child's Bedsteads.
Lot Carpet In rolls.
Tables. Springs. etc.
Also. for Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
Case Straw Hats (fresh goods; Shoes,
and New Clothing.
Large consignment Of a general stock of
Children's Notions Hats. Flannels,
Shirts. Dress Goods. etc, etc
Also 80 New Oil-Stoves, for heating ana
light cooking.
Attend the above sale and buy bargains
Goods sold without limit.
GEORGE II. VALENTINE,
IN 10 Auctloneer.
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WANTED,

A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS SOME
tnowledge of book keeping. who Is
stenoerapher and typewriter. He must
ne strictly sober and honest Address
post Office Box 49, Newport News; Va;
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ANTED.

A COOK FOR FAMILY OF FIVE, COM
Portable room. good Wages promptly pald.
No attention paid TO applications without
Communications Address Box 10, Rich
,nond Va. ia lO-Su. Tu&Th3t
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wANTED,

PARTIES DESIRING FIRST CLASS
Hoard 10 see that handsome front room
on second floor, and other pieasantiy-
low rates ia 12-1t.
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WANTED.

$50 A WEEK SALARY AND EN-
penses paid statesmen Experience not
necessary. Permanent position. THE W.
L, KLINE COMPANY. st. Louis. No.
Ia 3-Su. Tu&Thl3t