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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
EASTERN SHORE FAIR.
Stella Wins the Greatest Race Ever
Trotted on Eastern Shore.

TASLEY, VA, September 2.-(Special0
The third day of the Eastern Shore Ag-
ricultural Fair in the southern part of
Accomac drew together another great
crowd Of people from all parts OF the
Peninsula. The early part Of the day
was spent in awarding premiums in the
agricultural and ladies' departments.
The news of the unfinished trotting race
of yesterday between Stella and Lamp
Girl had gone abroad and aroused the
curiosity of the people TO see the iinish-
ing heat which was announced to take
place early in the afternoon. Long be-
fore the time set for the beginning or
the heat the quarter stretch and the
grandstand were filled with anxious spec
tators. About . o'clock the four horses
that had participated In the 2:90 ytrottng
race Yesterday were brought out on the
track. The word GO" was given. and
away they went around the track, Lamp
Girl and Stella keeping abreast until the
first half mile was finished. Then Lamp
Girl. who was slightly ahead. made
break. and Stella shot full length ahead
Of her. The gap was closing up, again,
when Lamp Girl made second break
ON the quarter stretch, and Stella shot
under the wire two or three lengths
ahead. The crowd went wild with ex-
element. Men rushed out on the track,
and taking George Walker. Stella's driver,
in their arms, carried him about amid
the shouts of the spectators. Dtella had
won three of the five heats, the last be-
ing made in 2 minutes and % seconds,
and that. too on a dry, sandy track,
I,amp Girl won second money and w. I.
James's Susie j. third. Until this year
Stella was an unknown horse. she was
sold Yesterday between the second and
third heats TO Augustus Parker. of Po-
comoke City, Nd, who intends to put her
in training for the fall races. The price
paid is said to be $780, This is acknowl-
edged TO have been the greatest race ever
trotted on the Eastern Shore OF Nir-
ginia. Following is the score OF the
other races to-day:
2:5O class-Belle C. Rellam Brothersl'
1 2. 1; Lady Maud IT. III. Nelson, z, i, =
Lee Cuyler Floyd Brothers., 3, 3, ). Best
time, 236 l-2.
2-year-old class, half-mile heats-Bur-
sary OF. r. James,, 1, l; Miss Willis OWL
liam E. Waddy), 2, 2; Traveller u. Is.
Nears). g. g. Best time. l 80 liz
237 class-Maggie ID. CIV. D. duncan,
I / /: Little Dan q. r. Build, 2, z, z;
oakley (Coley Kellam), 3, 3, 8. Best ume'
2:35 IA.
The fair closes tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
PETERSBURG.
Dcaths-District Temperance Con-
yentiOn-PersOnnl.

PETERSBURG VA, September g.
Especially Mr.. George a. Thompson, one
of the most prominent and popular young
men Of our city, died of heart disease
this morning. shortly after midnight. He
had been suffering with heart affection
for some time. and on several occasions
had been Frustrated by severe attacks
Mr. Thompson was about "a years Old
was an active and working member Of
the orders Of knights Of Pythias Masons,
odd Fellows, American Mechanics,
Royal Arcanum, and others, in most of
which he held, or had held, office. He
was a faithful man in his sphere OF labor,
honest and upright in his life. genial In
manners, and possessed the warm esteem
of all who knew him.
DEATH OF \ VENERABLE LADY.
Mrs. Z. G. Vaughan. a highly respected
widow lady, died last evening at her
home, on Market street aged 10 years.
She had resided all the years OF her
long life in Petersburg.
DISTRICT TEMPERANCE CONVEN-
TION.
The district convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will meet
in the hall of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, in this city, Tomorrow
morning-the first convention Of the kind
ever held IN Petersburg. Mrs. j. Tyler
Jobson, of Richmond. the president, will
call the convention to order There are
twenty unions in the district, and II is
expected there will be a good attendance
of representatives. The meetings will be
open TO the public and all ladies inte-
rested In the cause of temperance will be
invited to attend.
SYCAMORE-STREET IMPROVEMENT.
The Common Council last night granted
the special committee on the pro-
posed repaving OF Sycamore street
further time in which to make their re-
port and recommendations. 1t is feared
that some delay may occur by reason of
the fact that the Electric Railway Com
pany runs its line along this street. and
is unable to repair and relay its track,
which would be necessary before the
street is repaved. The railway company
is not making much money, and at this
| time is unable TO bear the heavy eX-
pense of laying a new track.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
The Petersburg Grays and A. 7. Hill
| Rifles have both decided to take part in
| the competitive drill in Norfolk on the
| 12th Of October.
Ex-Governor William E. Cameron left
this morning on a several days business
| trip to New York.
| Jack helms, Petersburgs champion
| left to-day for Washington, to race In
| the bicycle races in that city, for all
| of which he has entered.
Mr.. Stewart a dairyman of Prince
George county, had two fine mich cows
stolen from his farm On Tuesday, and
thus far nothing has been heard from
| them.
| At the meeting Of A. =. Hill Camp OF
| Confederate Veterans tonight, Mr.. j. D.
| Sublett presented TO the camp a hand
| some picture of General Beauregard. Mr.
Sublett served on the staff of General
| Beauregard.
| A colored boy named Thompson, aged
about u years, living on Low street
while running about a day or two ago
| stuck a nail deep into his foot A physi-
clan was not called in until too late, and
| the little fellow died last night of lock.
jaw, after suffering great agony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
ART DEPARTMENT.
LINING REMNANTS.

Tinted Table Covers. l9c. ones, IL l-zc:
Stamped Centrepieces, l5c. ones LOT &C.
Stamped Tray Cloths. zoe. ones, II 1-2c.
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co,so,,c schools to Reopen.

The summer vacation at the .asno onG
schools of the city will come 20 an LII
this week. and the session or 1881 % VIII
heain ON Monday next. There are nine
scholastic institutions under the direc''oh
of Catholics, as follows: op,ar-
st. Patricks boys school cofner
ty-sixth and Grace streets.
ST Patrick's Female Academy, corner
Twenty-fifth and Franklin streets.
cisters oS Visitation. or Monte Maria
Convent. on Grace near Twenty-secoha
street. cornar
Xayerian Brothers boys schooi' cofhei
Ninth and Marshall streets;
ST. Josephs Female Academy corner
Fourth and Marshall streets.
st. Mary's boys school, CORNER rou'''
and Marshall streets
Benedlctine Institute. on Fourth street.
between Clay and Leigh streets.
Sacred Heart School. for boys, corner
Short and Floyd streets.
FRANCISCAN coiored school for boys and
girls. in charge of the Franciscan Nuns;
on First street, between ST. James and
Duval streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
THE PITTsYLvANIA MURDER.
The Wife of Hankins Tells What She
Knows About 1t.

DANvILLE. VA, September 2-(Spe-
cial)-At Chatham to-day, Edward
Hankins, charged with the murder of
DIR. Cabell, waived examination. and
was sent on to await the action OF The
grand jury at the September term of the
County Court, which convenes on the
third Monday. The wife OF the prisoner,
who made a statement the day after the
murder very damaging 10 her husband,
supplemented her first admissions to-day.
when her utterances were taken down In
writing to be rsed hereafter as evidence.
The woman made her statement to-day
in the Office OF county Commonwealth s.
Attorney Hughes billiard, where also,
were present Mr.. George C. Cabell, Jr..
who will assist In the prosecution, and
Constable M. +. Semones. Mrs. Hankins
reiterated her previous statement as to
threats made by her husband against
DIR. Cabell's life. and said that he had
planned the murder, going into details
as to the preparations of her husband.
She said. among other things, that
Hankins intended to place the body OF
his victim In bed after committing the
murder. and to then lay the gun across
the remains. Hankins. she said. gained
access to the locked closet containing the
gun by using the key that fitted both
the back door and the closet II Is said
that Hankins desires his wife to visit
him IN jail. but thus far she has refused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
ON THE PENINSULA.
NEWS CAUGHT UP AT THE ANCIENT
CAPITAL.
A protrnctcd Meeting--Many CONVEX
sions and Great Interest-AD"'
preaching-PersonnI and General
Notes of Interest.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, September e
tspecial.)- the past week a protrac'eo
meeting has been conducted at Lebanon
church. Warwick county, by the pastor
Rev c. l.. Morrison, of West Point. as
sisted by Rev. George Garrison, OF hicn-
mond. This church belongs to the Dis
ciples denomination, and has a MEMBER
ship Of about one hundred. Services are
being held every morning ana night
There have been thirteen additions 10 the
church and there will no doubt be many
more before she close OF the week, as the
people seem deeply interested, ana many
come miles to hear the two weli-kno"h
divines. On last Sunday there was an
day preaching, with dinner on the grouhu'
which was attended by an unusually large
crowd. many going from here. An ofiicer
OF the church yesterday stated that the
interest In the services had not abated III
the least, and that the good work wouiu
continue indefinitely.
Rev. w. T. Roberts, with Mrs. Roberts
and the children, will return SATURDAY
from their visit to Rixeyville, Culpeper
county. The children have whooping-
cough. and this is hurrying Mrs fooetts
home a little earlier than was expected.
Mrs. Samuel r. owens and children' ao-
companied by her nephew, MI w. "
Topham. who have been here visiting the
family of Captain ]. III. Topham, lett this
evening for Manchester. Mr. Iopham VIII
engage in business in that city.
Miss Bette Bowist, from Rlcnmonu' iS
a guest at the home Of CierK-ol~ 'he-
Courts T. H. Geddy. West Williamsburg
Misses Stella and Minnie Maguihhily'
from stanton, who have been here seVe-
raj weeks, visiting their sister MIS-.
Frank Wolfe, at Avondale. VIII leave ior
home during the week.
Among the recent arrivals at the ha-
leigh is Mr.. Jacob Decker, who LETT mere
in 1860 He is now residing at Grand
Rapids Mich, where he Is engaged III
business.
Clerk Geddy reports 12O deeds recorded
in his office for the year ending August
81. 1897.
A letter received here to-day by MI
Ro. Il. Armistead states that professor
LYMAN b. Wharton. who left here seve-
raj DAYS ago for Bedford City, Is Ill with
fever in Richmond at COS east Leigh
street. the home of his brother-in-iaW.
Professor Wharton occupied a cottage al
Yorktown about a month after college
closed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
JUSTICE JOHN BACK AGAIN.
Resumes His Work by Releasing n
Man frCm JaiI-Cases Heard

Hon. John j. Crutchfield. Police Justice
OF the city of Richmond, is again at his
post Of duty This statement sounds a
note of warning to all sinners throughout
the length and breadth OF Richmond, and
as they hear of it their knees knock to-
gether in fear-of his dislike Of law-break-
ing, and his determination to avenge the
right and protect the helpless.
Justice John has been spending a de-
served and much needed vacation of just
ten days in the mountains, and in his alb
sence Squire LOnnie Graves has welded
the wand justly and well. And now the
inimitable Justice comes back from Gro
yet and Ford Lithia Springs, at Waynes-
boro greatly improved and rested. He
looks like he has taken new and extern
sive lease on life. He enters again upon
his battle against sin In the sense in
which II is seen in the Police Court.
The first five days Of his stay were spent
at breeZe-lashed Crozet with his family.
and then he took up his habitation at
Waynesboro', and he pronounces this a
model place for enjoyment and a haven
of rest
His family which the warm weather
had expanded to many parts Of the State,
returned with him.
ON THE BENCH YESTERDAY.
Justice John was on the bench. as usual.
yesterday morning. and his mind had lost
none Of it's keen insight nor yet his hand
its cunning nor steadness. AS he took
his seat upon the throne, sergeant
Thomas handed him letter, which ran
as follows:
City Jail, September 2. 1897.
Judge Crutchfed:
Kind Sir,-Hearing that you have re-
turned from a pleasure trip and exceed
ingly enjoyed yourself. l appeal 10 your
sympathy and generosity to kindly send
me my release. so that / also may 90
away on pleasure trip and enjoy myself.
/ have been in here for some time and
promise you that / VIII try and not be
taken before you again.
Hoping you will consider my appeal at
once and send my release. so that l can
go away on my vacation; L am, sir. yours
The Justice read It, and. then looking
over his glasses out of the window for "A
moment said to Clerk White: Write a
release for him, Sergeant. and send 1t
down to jail"
THE CASES HEARD.
The routine of dealing with sinners was
then taken up. Willie Holmes, James
Burwell. and Dan Holman the three little
negro boys arrested by Detectives Tom
linson and Gibson, were prisoners,
charged with entering the store Of II. +.
Firth and stealing six hams. The boys
"squeaed' on each other. and swore that
they had sold the goods TO a negro named
Moses Reed, who conducts a small store
on Third street between Broad and Mar
shall The three little thieves were sent
to the grand jury, and Reed was sent
down in default of 500 security for a year.
John w. Price, dusky POLICEMAN, was
caught working his game. Policeman
Werner had good case, 80 Price pleaded
guilty. and was sent down for one day
and fined $50.
John Williams, negro boy tramp was
caught with a lot of cut lead pine In his
possession, and was sent down for thirty
DAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN CO

w. Edwards, druggist in Leesburg-and
ono daughter. Mrs. DIR. McGill. OF
Frederick City. Md. He was an ardent
southerner to the day of his death. and
had hosts Of friends.
The Sixth United States Cavalry, who
have been here on practice drills, etc.
for month or more, have returned to
their post. at Fort Mayer They re-
ceved marked attention while here, and
left DESTROYS of returning next year.
Miss Virginia Lane. an elderly and
popular lady of this town. lies In a
precarious condition, having already had
several strokes OF paralysis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
LYNCHBURG.
Aenew on Colonel Lambs Conven-
fion-A Charter Granted.


LYNCHBURG, VA, September 2.-(Spe-
cial.)-Mr. Park Agnew, VINO was receh'iS
elected chairman of the Republican state
Committee was seen to-day by your cor
respondent and asked his opinion IN re-
gard 10 the action oil CORONER
Lamb in calling State convention "
meet in Lynchburg OCTOBER oth. Mi.
Aenev said that none Of the committee
would have anything to do with the con-
ventIon. He did not know what support
colonel Lamb would receive from tne
rank and file OF the party nor cou,u
ne conjecture what would be the atteho-
ance at the convention.
A charter was granted III tne LIP
rat,on Court here to-day to the f. ID.
Johnson Jewelry Company. The ON
GERS are f. D. johnson, president; I. =;
Wood Of New York. yice-presideht' ana
]. b. Johnson, secretary and treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03

BY j. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
No. lib east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE

I COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF
THE BRICK DWELLING
No. 1909 WEST CARY STREET BE-
TWEEN LINDEN AND BEEch
STREETS.
BY virtue of the hereinafter referred 70
decree OF the Law and Equity Court, en-
tered June IL 1897. we. as special COM
missioners therein appointed Tor the pul
pose. will proceed to sell at pubic auc-
ton, on the premises.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER BID,
at up. NJ. the PROPERTY mentioned in
the said suit as follows: ,,...
"All that HOUSE AND LOT No. nCy
west Cary street, in the city of Richmond
and bounded as follows: Commencing on
the south line Of Cary street 100 feet west
of Linden street, thence running west
wardly and fronting on Cary street ~
feet. and running back southwardly pc
tween parallel lines lis feet 6 inches TO
an alley 20 feet wide"
TERMS: All cash or one-fourth or tne
purchase-money In cash and the Daiahcc
In three equal instalments, payable III SIX
twelve. and eighteen months from the
day of sale, with per cent interest
added, and 10 be evidenced by negotiapie
notes and secured by retention OF title by
the court or deed of trust, as the pur-
chaser may prefer.
SOL. CUTCHINS.
JOHN DUNLOP,
WALLACE r. BROWN,
Special Commissioners.
J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers'
Merchants National Bank. Plaintiff
against Virginia "A. Hudson's Admins
traitor, Defendant--In the Law and
Equity Court of the city Of Richmond;
I. L. p. Winston, Clerk OF said court
certify that the bond required OF. the
special commissioners by the decree In
said cause Of June II, 1897, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand. this I'D day or
August, 1897. L. 4. WlNSION,
al 20 Clerk.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Il OF
FRAME DWELLING ON WEST LINE
or ST. JOHN STREET. III
BETWEEN CHARITY AND FEDEHN-
STREETS
KNOWN A3 No. 1912.

In execution OF deed OF trust Ga
August %. 1856. duly recorded IN Sr'st.
Office Of Richmond Chancery Cou'S nc
Book i5s a. page rs, l VIII seh %
ton. On the premises. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Z. 49,
at go o'clock u. NJ. the above-nieht, -
DWELLING. containing -four rooms s.
hall: also detached kitchen, IN soo'
pair. Lot. 2sxi3o feet 81
TERMS: Enough IN cash TO pay ~.
OF sale. any taxes that may be due, ny.
Guiding ratable proportion OF take, w
1897. and a note for $3.50, with hlssv ~
end protest Zee on sanne nom Ansus
1897; the residue at one and TWO -.
from day OF sale. credit payments "
evidenced by notes. With interes, ~" no
perty. II. r. POLLARD. Jk.
80 Trustee.
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03

Cards, Bill-Heads. Statements. Letter
Heads. Motel Heads. Circulars Handbilis.
Dodgers. &C.. printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices WIN give you
good work Mt same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send us your orders and
we will guarantee satisfaction N every
particular.
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Household and
Kitchen Furniture
AT AUCTION.

7 will sell. for account OF whom IL may
concern. at No. 90S east Marshall street,
on -
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Sd,
at 1890 A. NJ, large lot of FINE FUR
NITURE, CARPETS. ETC, embracing .
Walnut Chamber Suits. Plush Cherry
Parlor Suits Wardrobes, Oak Buffet, OAK
Extension Table. Oak Desk Fine Ma
hogany Marble-T'op Table Handsome
Parlor Mantel Mirrors, Brussels and other
Carpets, Hall and Stair Carpets, Mating,
Pictures / Fine Corduroy Couch. HAIR
and Shuck Mattresses. 2 Heating Stoves,
China. Glass. and Tinware, COOKING
Utensils. etc.
This sale deserves the special attention
OF the ladies.
FRED. H. WILLIAMS.
co . Salesman.
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HosIERY AND HANDKERCHIEFs.

5 dozen Misses Imported Zoe. Fancy
Hose, 10c. q pair.
Ladies' Boot-Top l9c. Hose for &c. pair.
n pairs Ladies' Fine Solid Color Hose,
light shades, IL l-2c. pair, from SSc.
Childrens II lie. Seamless Hose. = 1-3c.
pair.
Childrens &c. Black Ribbed Tor &C. pair
% All-Iinen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. soiled, II l-2c. ones. for &c. each.
Mems &c. Handkerchiefs, about dozen
soiled ones, now lie.
ladies' northumberland Hemstitched
for &C.; i9c. Embroidered Hemstitched
ones for SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03

LOST. TUESDAY NIGHT, A SCOTCH
TERRIER PUPPY, 8 months old. short
tail. and ears cut. Answers to name lie
get reward. - se 3-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-03

A lot of Cream and Molasses Pitchers,
Preserve Dishes, and Salad BOWS, 10
close &c. choice.
A lot of Salt and Pepper Shakers and
Dips, TO close &c. each.
A lot of Butter and Sugar Dishes, that
were 35c, for lOc. choice.
A lot of Bohemian Gold-Decorated
Tumbers and Wine Glasses, that sold
fcr SO. so and s. a dozen, for 10c. choice.
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LEEsBURG.
Death of Veteran Confederate Sur
xeOm-Hriefs.

geOn-Hriefs.
I.EEsBURG. VA. September 2.--(spe-
cial)-Dr. Richard II. Edwards, one Of
our Oldest citizens. is dead. He was
before the war one OF the prominent
practitioners OF this county. At the
breaking out OF hostilities he was APP
pointed surgeon Of the Eighth Virginia
Infantry, G. s. A.. Colonel afterwards
generaD Eppa Hunton then COMMAND
ing It. After the war, in which he did
good service. he returned TO Leesbufg,
resumed his practice. and opened drug
store. He leaves two sons-Drs. c. q.
GawsEdA Of Louisville, KY. and Thomas
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FOR. RENT.
FOR RENT,
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER
and Typewriter. One who can furnish own
machine preferred; who is also quick and
accurate at figures, and has had expert
once in general Office work. Give address
and state lowest price willing TO work for
per week Address NEWTON, care Dis
patch office. sc 5-zt
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, cIoWEs STOCK CLEARING.

lot hroten sizcs. I'm Black and Tan, 81
K,d Gloves. for 25c. a pair: ., -
I, nairs of Yellow Suede Gloves, si.oo
quality. FOR 25c. a pair so.
SILK Gloves. I'm colors and Black Voc
grade. 19c. pair. rods
Black Lisle-Thread Gloves, z5c. graoe'
for &c. pair.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

(my 26-W, +, az Su ( ~
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTEn.

WISH TO RENT FOR THE EN-
suing year Farm near the city. ANY
one having such can find a good tenant by
addressing b., Henrico courthouse. Rich
mond. se 3-F&Su2f
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
ONLY ONE VACANT HOUSE IN BAR
TON HEIGHTS. a.
AT LEAST A DOZEN FAMILIES NOW
WANT TO RENT HOUSES THERE.
THERE WILL BE GREATER DEMAND
IN THE SPRING.
HOUSES BUILT NOW WILL PAY.
WE HAVE THREE OF THE BEST
LOTS IN THE VILLAGE FOR SALE
AT s. PER FOOT.
They are first-class in every respect.
and the only lots that can be had at
such price. w. X. MILLER,
l.. a. CATLIN,
Receivers.
Sc s-ts No. 6 north Eleventh street.
A GREAT BARGAIN
CAN BE HAD IN A THREE-STORY
Twelve r DOM Modern Brick Dwelling on
west Grace street. Party desires TO leave
cost. Terms 81. 900 cash, balance /, q g.
L. and years. 1t is rare thing that
such a bargain can be had and upon such
easy terms. Call to see US about H.
J. b. ELAN & CO..
au 29-lw lib Main street.
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WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
vENDEE.
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WANTED.

BY A YOUNG LADY WHO Is A FULL
graduate, with two years OF successful
experience. position 10 teach In insti-
tute or private family. Can also teach
German, Art, and Music. References ex-
A. r. cartwright, New
Canton. VA Sc 2-3ts
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WANTED,

BY LADY OF EDUCATION AND RE-
fnement, a Position in family 10 sew ard
do light household duties. Has had wide
experience in sewing. Address Miss A.
L. S. care OF Dispatch. Sc 3-1tf