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suu,mer shower.

NV Thomas Buchanan Read)
po,ore he stout harvesters falleth the
,e wse I'll the strong storm-wind is reaping
.,s letters he boy in the bIiery lane;
Rut Wonder aslant comes the silyery ram,
We a long line OF spears brightly burn
ished and tall
Adown the white highway like cavalry
II dashes the dust with its numberless
,n,a q murmurless school, in their leafy
ri. ,y,iS birds sit listening the drops
round them beat;
And the boy crouches close TO the black
berry wall
,.,o swallows alone take the storm on
And tn The three-shetered iaborers.
sing, -. h,...,.u - -
Like pebbles the ram ''eaNS inc iace Oh
,v,,,e : bubble starts UP from each Wild
Ana The BOY IN dismay hears the loud
shower fall.
,,t soon are tire harvesters tossing their
The robin darts out from his bower of
Tho wren peereth forth from the moss
covered caves;
And the rr!n-spsttered urchin now gladly
perceives
That the beautiful bow bendeth over them
all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

Why, he has purchased al
most the entire stock of Mr..
George T.. Anderson, Jr., from
the receivers, Messrs. Pollock
and Dickenson--ten thou
sand dollars worth of the
Finest Family Groceries ever
placed before the eyes of those
who know where bargains can
be had. Almost for the asking
to-day you can buy Finest
Sugar Cured Hams, Home
Made Preserves, Finest Orange
County Creamery Butter,
Hechler's Pure Lard, Quart
Bottles Claret Wine, Arbuck-
les Coffee, Laundry Soap,
Pure Cider Vinegar, Boston
Baked Beans, Stove Polish,
Ammonia, Cakes, Crackers,
New Mackerel, large bottles
Olives. All the goods just
mentioned are
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The LOnfer.

(Chicago RecorG)
hear the singing OF the scythe
As through the tall. green grass the
blade
Flashes watch the motions made
BY Henry's arms, brown, strcng. and
iilhs.
Across my beck lot. where the weeds
And timothy have held their sway
He courses on this summer day.
His perspiTation fall in beads.
Renorselessly as Azrael
lie cuts his way through that dense
Methoqsht ! heard German
A bees nest l suppose. An. well.
Henry Is tall and red Of face,
AID broad of back and strong OF limb
How good il Is 10 look on him
AS he n,ows up and down the placel
II is soothing thing to sit
Here I'm this porch's cooling shade
And listen TO ths singing blade,
And know that I've got out of II.
love the honest worlSingman;
love TO watch him at his work,
And see his arms curve. swing. and
Jerk
And rock myself, and fan and fan.
Across my lot with giant swings
Henry goes amputaiing grass.
And swearing frequently, alas,
AZ bumble-bets and such-like things.
An honest man at honest toll
rvhrt better. nobler sight could be?
~ mis- me With delight 10 see
Good Henry swing his scythe-and broil'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
AMERICAN CYCLE RACES.
Titus Observation-Disclosures Lowers
Uichaers Record.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE American
,cvc,, Pacing Association held its mid
SWIMMER race meet 81 The danhaltan
Roach track this afternoon. There were
Eve events on the programme, the prin-
oiool one OF which was twenty-mile
match between J. Frank Starbuck, OF
I~,,,,Shnrg Pa. and Fred. J. Titus, ot
tbis civ. The prize was lOe0 purse the
winner 10 be matched against Jimmy
Nticboel IN a contest 10 occur on me
same track on August list.
rrbe race was close for six miles. WIEN
Tttns dismounted. claiming that he had
a stitch In his side. which disabled him
erom continuing the contest. When star
49, heard what had occurred he shouted
- ,he Judges that he would continue the
100 and try TO beat the record. Tae
American record for the distance vas
made bv Michael, in his race against
starbuck on the same track at the Quill
Clubs meeting last year.
Michael covered the distance in AZ min
utes II seconds. When Starbuck had
dnished his fifteenth mile ii was fore
gone conclusion that II he kept up the
mace ne was going he would certainly
create new record. lie finished the
distance Ia Al minutes and seconds,
after making a splendid squirt in the
last lap.
n minutes 50 A. seconds. which was
made by Tom Linton, the English rider.
at London.
LIEUTENANT WISE'S EFFORT.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE tandem
team which paced Lieutenant Wise or
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And So On Down to the End
of the Chapter.
Texas Anticipating Law.
(iv lisa SuTu&Tf


washington GOrt.J
The Springfield Union thinks that the
new anti-lyncning law or IeXds shOuiu
put a stop 10 such lawless executions IN
that State. II its sherffs and Judges nave
courage and determination Thls statute
makes all members OF MOP thaL lnillGls
death guilty Of murder n the nrSt pc
gree and therefore, liable on conviction
10 be put to death by hanging. Inc
Union saws: THAT lyrchers are murder
ers. no matter what the DrovOcatlOn Ior
their actions cannot be controyerted, ana
when the law class. mes them as SUCH II
does the proper thing"
our Springfield contemporary appears 70
have acquired the impression that cOur-
ageous and determined sherius anu
Judges could hang all the able-bodied men
in a county. II is undoubtedly trle that
such officials are essential 90 the enforce
mept OF law cowardly sheriff or a
weak. time-serYing judge, IS an lHpedl-
ment 10 the administration or justice. But
the bravest sheriff and the most deter
mined and honest judge cannot lawfully
execute any man until ne has been faifly
tried and duly convicted by jury or MS
peers one need not go TO IeXas, nor 20
any other Southern state, 10 MA lliustfa-
lions OF the absurdity OF the assumption
that stringent laws and reliable sherins
and Judges can put stop 10 lynching
The Sheriff Of Champaign county, o.. Is a
man OF courage. and the Judge or the
Criminal Court OF that county Is not suS-
nected OF any dissemination to DO his
S,'tv in any and MI emergencies Put the
Tfrbana moD composed II good and
usually law-abiding citizens, took from
tbe fai and put 10 death man who rad
heen tried. convicted. and sentenced. Ac-
cordlng to the Springfield Union. every
one Of the hundreds Of men In that mob
ia guilty OF murder. According 10 the
H. % ~ Ohio. every one Of them is thus
euilfy. But does anybody suppose that II
Solld be possible 20 bring all or any or
them to the gallows2 The history or
eimIIar cases in ohio and other Northerl
states does not show single instance OF
nuntshment Laws are powerless 10
ppunish acts that are not condemned By
pnubiic opinion and the more vigorous the
l. "a the greater the impunity with which
they are violated.
az 10 the new statute in Texas passed
b, the remarkable Legislature OF 1887. II
csnnot possibly 90 any good. The San
Antonio Express In recent issue, said;
.sT'ha massage OF an anti-lynch law by
,ha la.e Legislature was followed by more
e-tminal assaults on defencelesS women
80 girls tnan ever before occurred I'm
a.. State In the same length OF time"
tnd that paper might quite as truthfully
nave added that these assaults were fol-
.ou,ad by the usual consequences. In spite
~ the new law. There. as in Ohio. such
osss,llts Will be summary punished. no
matter what penalties the law imposes
on lyDchers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
SHOT HIS BROTHER.
ALBERT DCWDY WREAKs VEN
Glance on HIS RELATIVE.
John RECEIVES The SHOT IN HIS ARN
10th Men Are Married and Live i'm
Adjoining Houses In MARKS Addi-
tiou, In Nauchcstcr-An Arrest
Made Inst Night.
Made Inst Might.

Albert DoU1y. a man nearing IS years
O. ar.. VINO lives in Marks Addition, a
suburb " Manchester, shot his only bro
n.r. John Dowdy. about $3.50 o'clock last
night and while the wounds made by
la... OF No. shot are not serious, they
arc esc,odirgly painful
I9H.y was placed under arrest by ON
osrs Jones and Wright about an hour af-
rr Nh. shooting. and was brought to the
police station and locked up. Here he
passed tho night. 10 application was
mad. tor .au
T1. TWO brothers live in adjoining
lols and despite the close ties OF
lo.I I,.u..eu them. have been or un-
friendly trims for some time. 1t is UNI
lHo0' chat the trouble. which reached
is climax n The unfortunate and de-
Iau0e shooting Of last night, has been
months u maturing. and while nothing
fey definite could be EARNED as to the
circumstances which gave the trouble its
lua. B., is believed on all sides that "a
.-a party has been using the influence
B possessed 20 destroy the good feeling
naturally expected 20 exist between men
Nh.m n-ure has so closely bound.
WAS IN HIS FRONT YARD.
I.e weapon USED was shotgun. John,
te brother who was shot. was standing
o"n yard when after a prolonged
e DOES brother emerged from the
-.r o, hls house and poured the lead
"t INTO Dina. lUstiuctivcly the man turn
4" DIS face away. and just IN time. per-
lls to save h.s ife Had he not turn
Cd .l. load would have been received d.
'i over the heart
"'.lt forty shot burned their way into
muscle of The lefJ arm. and one
t'-.A he unfortunate man on the
.A As soon as il was known that
brother had been shot so badly. a
was dispatched for Or. Thomas
Matthew's. when that physician re-
Doe found Dowdy's arm greatly
,.oa and himself suffering intensely.
Was impossible 10 remove the shot
tne condition Of the member,
lt .y ..l.f 90 lr given vas in
tr which the physician very care
'"f allIoI
"-GARDED AS A HERO.
e panct9res were as painful as
.- ".H pear, but bOWdy is IN lhe
.ie and an hour aft-r the shoot
'a eA ON ,he street talking calmly
VI. ie Incident
bee vent last night he was the
,., VI attraction. and The small boy
''''u0l mp so late regarded him
,., nero upon whom 10 look with en-
ne, H'. DE had faced a shotgun's
emo come out alive
d. .N tte married and have chill
lNef homes but happily he litte
u.. asleep, and know nothing OK
'''N'is anger and its dire results
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

Some interesting data have been col
lectcd by Mr. +. =. Sheldo1 Of Provi-
dence r. l.. intended TO show the ac-
tual cost Of steam power in New England
and New York cottor-mills. The results
are based on actual yearly accounts, not
on tests or calculations, and the cost per
horsepower per year of S07 days, of zen
hours each. is found TO be less than the
common estimation. Compound con-
densing engines were used. and the high
est running expenses-that Is, fuel, labor,
supplies. and repairs also including fixed
charges show n total yearly cost per
horsepower OF si4sG and the lowest run
ming expenses ard hxed charges, sn.ei.
In the highest cases given, fuel cost Is
stated as amounting to 50 gross ton; in
the lowest mixed dust and slack, costing
81 7s a gross ton, was burned
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WANTED,
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WANTED,

PART OF HOUSE ON GRACE OK
Franklin street. or in West End; unfur-
fished. with or without board. Addrcss
at once with particulars. PARNB
BRUCE. p. o. Box 33s. city. jy ls-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

his bicycle ride from New York TO this
city reached here tonight. on the train.
They left Wiss some distance beyond
Baltimore. making slow time on heavy
roads. The tandem riders stated that
he would probably not reach Washing
ton before Sunday morning late.
WORLD RECORD BROKEN.
CINCINNATI. July Hillary sldwell.
OF Covington. KY. rode a mile to-day
in 1:f6 rs, breaking the worlds former
amateur record OF 1:i75..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

A Good SALESMAN TO SELL TO
the country and retail trade Dry Goods
as a side line. Liberal com mission;
BRYN MAWR MILLS.
~ 14-W&Su2t Phlladeiphia, IA,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at Cleveland.
Baltimore at Chicago.
Washington at Cincinnati.
SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at II. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Baltimore at Cleveland.
washington at Louisville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
WANTED,

SALESMAN VISITING WHOLESALE
and large retail trade TO sell Feather
busters on commission. Address DEAN.
Van Ruren street. Chicago, I'LL. Jy lS-lt
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Our Surplus Wholesale Stock
r,;,rucd Hats,

. rr.ce than ever, but mono the
..r4...gc however.
Dii 4.ts Including some Of our own
,... ,.h.r styics trimmed in our own
N.m csc. Up.
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Ribbons.

40 woman ever had such a wealth OF
hlDDons TO choose from No woman ever
pald so little for Fine Ribbons
season after season the Ribbon bust
ness Keeps growing, value and assort-
ment tell the story.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

In order 10 obviate the freezing OF the
Baltic canal, thus keeping it open for
navigation as long as possible, says Die
Nedette. the authorities tried TO replace
the fresh water of the canal by salt
water; this could only be done from the
bay OF Kiel, where the water contains on
an average ll-2 or "a per cent. Of salt,
while at the other end OF the canal, in
the Lower Elbe, the percentage IS about
- per cent. only, and the level there IS
far more affected by the tidal movement
than In the bay OF KieL Now, by leaving
open sluice near Brunsbuttel during
low tide the salt water entering from
the Baltic end, was caused to gradually
expel the fresh water through the other
end Of the canal, and al the present time,
both in the canal itself and in the lakes
through which IT flows. the fresh-water
fauna and fora are more and more dis
appearing. and are being superseded by
saltwater plants and animals from the
Baltic
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BUSINESS WANTS.
L uAHNES. DEALER.
WANTED,
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BOARD AND ROOM FOR SINGLE
Genlefnan IA tho suburbs OF city; ga
to- Heights pre- ired. Address nEN-
TLEMAN, this office. ~ ls-lt'
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THE JAMES BY MOONLIGHT.

The ladies of the Church of the Cove
nant have made all arranG ements TO give
a moonlight excursion on the Pocahon-
tas Tuesday evening TO Dutch Gap. No
effort has been spared TO make this a
very pleasant affair. a string band Will
De I'm attendance. and the ladies are go
ing to provide a royal hot-hsh supper
for those who wish to leave their places
OF business direct fer the steamers
wharf.
PARAMOUNT MIDSUMMER OUTING
In the very midst Of the heated term
the ladies' Of Paramount Methodist
church have arranged TO give an eX-
cursion TO Ocean View. on the 27th. The
trip VIII be made by the Noriolk and
Western road. and a full day will be
given TO spend delightful time in fishing
and bathing and sailing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
O'fiNcs ron RICHMOND PEOPLE.

nave Been Provided for Our
s"eltering PopuIaee.
'a.es Of Cnion-Stauon church are
~. TO give their annual excursion to
' Iuesiay, and their promise
W mat all who 20 VIII have de-
ume win doubtless be fulfilled
n' "-'" VIII leave the Chesapeake and
r,.. Depot az Broad and Seventeenth
am.,. q. A. NJ, and Will stop al VII
~ ana Oriana going and return
Gs ~, opportunity will be given 10
"0'4o'A and Ocean View. The day
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WANTED.

MUST HAVE AGENTS AT ONCE 10
cell Sash-Locks and Do0r-HOldefs. sam
Die Sash-Lock free tor &c, stamp. I'M
inense; better than weights; burglar
EROHARD & CO. Box 50, Philadelphia,
% fe I4-suZot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

YADiEsl D Chiches,ers tngfsh Psany'oyai Pills
Il, (D.srionA bTsndl are tho nest.e ~. t.,aei-,
As TIL etls,. esn1 e.. s.anfs ~ ftsAsln1 ffI~f
so' L,es; :, ,:sr.1 y sssYfa m9ilaa nf
Oy l-Ta Su&Tuly)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
WANTED.
EVERY
AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY
town. Brand-new goods Sell az sight
No experience required. Liberal terms.
Write for full information. MUTUAL
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, lG
Chambers street. New York.
ap 4-Sul7t
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RpIGHT YOUNG MAN TO sELL STA
tionery Novelty in Richmond and sur
roundings. NEW YORK CARD-bVOh
COMPANY, Room 54O' 62l BroadW,ay, ET"
Work ~ 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

Cards, Bil-Heads. statements Letter
Heads. Note-Hsads Circulars. HandDiiis
Dodgers. etc, printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. VIII give you
good work at same prices you pay fog
inferior work. Send US your orders and
We viii guarantee satisfaction In every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

CID papers for sale at the Dispatch
Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
$40 PIER MONTH sALARY.

WANTED, ENERGETIC LADlES
and gentlemen to canvass. Above saiaty
guaranteed. Call or address X. W. SIAN
Nv fs-d1t&Jy 3-wlt
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WANTED.

LADY AGENTS. TO SELL NINE.
Yale's Famous Toilet Preparations every
where. Liberal inducements 10 the right
people. Address at once, for particulars
Nine. YALE Temple OF Beauty,
fv 4-Su4t l46 State street, Chicago.
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Orders for printing sent 10 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, 1897-07-18

TO BUY ONE THOUSAND BARRELS
OF Apples Parties having any for safe
call on WESLEY & CO.. Eighteenth and
Broad streets. city. ~ l6-lt%
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WANTED,

statesmen FOR STAPLE LINE. AID
dress. stating first and second choice or
territory. INTERNATIONAL MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, Iowa city, Ia
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WANTED.

AGENTS. OUTFIT FREE NO CAPT.
tai needed. one agent one day sod nity
bicvcles. Weekly sales pay big prOhts.
We make high-grade Bicycle az low rs
s12 10 Write quick. Exclusive territory.
ETpINI, Cycle COMPANY, Cincinnati,
- III 49, a. 2TSJy 4lB&25-it
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WANTED,

BUSINESS WOMAN TO TRAVEL FOR
old-established firm; permanent; so per
month and expenses. H., Box 81, Phiia-
delphia pa. jy 4-Suit
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WANTED,
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POSITION AS TEACHER BY GRADu
ate virginia Military Institute kere
rences given. Address Box 10. FL Nor
folk va. ty H-Sa, SuH WdtF
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TED,

SUMNER BOARDERS AT BROADp-
Rock Farm. Chesterfield county, one mills
from car line. convenient Tor parues
having business In the city. Plenty shaae.
cool and pleasant; conveyance 20 anu
from cars free. Only f,w more can DO
accommodated Terms moderate Ap-
plv al once. COUNTRY BOARD, DIS
natch jy lS-lt'
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WANTED.

BOARD ON CHURCH HILL NEAR
Cb!mborazo or Libby-Hill PARKS; conVe-
nlent 10 Broad-street car-lins fnNaso
Family nreferred. References exchanged.
Address r.. care Of Dispatch " b-lt'
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WANTED,

POSITION OF ANY KIND BY SOBER,
weil-educated man OF % years. Wins
10 start at small salary. +. NJ. e, eate
of DISPATCH. ~ lo-IN
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Lace Eage.
flats, 29c.

I'm these nave reduced the guam
... e.. about 49, Get one before
r, are all gone-no more this sea
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WANTED.

TENANTS FOR FOUR DESIRABLE
Connecting Rooms on second floor. for
lifht housekeeping. with bath. TO4 east
Clay street. ~ ls-lr
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WANTED,

E1psT-CI,Ass COMPOsITORs on
tabular work. Apply TO Mr.. GREEN, az
|. \. Jones's, 3 and north seventh
st,eet jy lS-lt
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WANTED.

SOPRANO sOLOIsT WISHES CHOIR
Position. Successful experience win
large churches Best OF references. Let
tors addressed to Box -, city viii be for
warded ~ lS-lt'
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WANTED,

RY \ NEAT cOLORED GIRL. SlTUA-
ton as Cook I'm a respectable family. 40
dress or cali at 1924 west Leigh street
N - Ao-A~
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WANTED.

TO TRADE A FIVE-ROOM HOUSE
on Twenty-eighth street for stock in a
Richmond Buildiag-Fund Company. Ad-
dress EXCHANGE. Box iiS. ~ s-lt
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WANTED.

A. POSITION AS WET NURSE, by A
vhite woman from the country Win IN
fant child. Apply at or address l4lg east
Ross street. Jy lo-At
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WANTED,

BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
Stenographer ana Typewriter. 2 Posltion.
dress \. Y. T.. care Postmaster, Barton
Teiehts Va. jy lS-2t'
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Taffeta Ribbons.

\ II summer shades re. n yard.
Plenty better quality; also. MORE ef-
reefs 3 II inches to 5 inches wide from
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wASTE.D.

BOARDERs AT RIVERSIDE HOUSE"
Convenient to Chesapeake and Ohio ard
Norfolk and Western depots; near lithia
springs: plenty fresh milk, butter, and
vegetables. Mrs. j. ID. HENhf.,
Jy ls-it Waynesboro, va.
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WANTED.

\ PURCHASER FOR A LARGE FIRST
Glass srcond- Hand Combination Safe, al
most new; in good condition. Can DO
hoaght Tor half is value. Address
GEORGE u. THAATON. care virginia
State Insurance Company. ~ n-its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

FOR THE SUMMER. \ GENTLEMAN
and wife. or ,wo gentlemen, 10 Board
five miles north OF Richmond, on Rich-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road: six trains daily. half mile from
Lakeside cars. Address Miss II" care
OF Postmaster, Dumharton lost-ofice'
Va. jy S-lts
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w A~TED.

OCCUPANTS FOR LARGE, COOL
Airy Rooms at 2is east Main street.
Table boarders also wanted. ~ SIT
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W-ANTED.
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TO INVEST FROM $500 TO $500 IN
Small Established Business. T. ). l.,
care of Dispatch. ~ lS-lt
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WANTED,

AN HONEST. SOBER AND lNDus-
trious Man who will invest $1,000 IN
good paying business stock company I'm
Virginia. and accept position "a treasurer
at a reasonable salary. Ten per cent. on
the investment guaranteed. ADDRESS
GENERAL MANAGER, care Dispatch,
Richmond, Va. " sSt
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SEVERAL GENTLEMEN BOARDEks
for the months OF August and September.
Home in The suburbs; convenient TO both
car-lInes and In twenty minutes ride
OF post Office All home comforts aud
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