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an interview regarding the glowing pros
poets of the Continental Match Company.
1t was about time, as the machinery was
i'm the last stages OF uselessness and was
about 70 quit
lie was Exceedingly glad to see the
newspaper men Of Detroit H0 wanted
10 tell them that the plant there was TO
be the nucleus of a great organization
which would combat the trust ana force
il 10 hunt cover.
SOLD OUT FOR A FORTUNE.
Instead of hunting cover the trust
hunted Gould. as he anticipated, and
agents Immediately offered To buy him
out lie said he would sell Tor cool
million. but they offered only one-half or
that amount They finally came TO terms,
ana Edwin reluctantly agreed TO accept
10000 ana a directorate in the Diamond
Match Company for what his mechanical
superintendent, II. G. Tracy, says cost
him, all told, less than $4,000.
The Continental Match Company's plant
in Detroit was closed down yesterday
morning, this move coming as complete
surprise The works were opened as usual
at A. NJ. but the machinery was stop
ped an hour later and the half-hundred
employees were told that the plant mad
been shut down indefinitely The name
Continental Match Company" dies with
the closing of the factory
So Gould's wfe's cousins husband is out
Of a job. aud ne IS said 10 be the most
disguised man IN Detroit. TO make mat
tiers worse. when his distant and distin-
giished New York relative alluded 70 him
the last time he was in Detroit he can q
him Miller and YEARLY remarked That
ne really had forgotten MS first name.
W. NJ Graves, general manager of the
Diamond Match Company, Is at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. He was in consultation with
LAWYERS yesterday. but would not consent
to tank for publication, while young Gould
suddeply resumed the habit Of avoiding
newspaper-men. II is SAID that Mr. Graves
is here arranging for the organization OF
an the match companies into trust con
troued by the Diamond Company. Inc
trust Will probably be completed IN Two
weeks. Young Gould may be al the head
Of it.
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EmbrOideries at &c.
8 Pocket Edition Bibles
for 25C.

They were CSC.
Headley's History Of Washington and
His Generals, i'm two volumes, lJc. for
the set; former price Sl.15.
Vailima Letters. by Robert Louis Ste
VensOn, and other Novels Poems, and
Devotional Books for SOC. q volume.
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GOULD AHEAD OF MATCH TRUST.
Sells Plant That Cost Him IA Song
for 100000.

Edwin Gould worked a clever game on
fhe Diamond Match Company when he
consented TO 80 into that concern with
his Continental Company. 1t is said that
ne sold a plant I'm Detroit that cost him
little moro than $1,000 for 100000. and
Detroit is in ecstacies over the shrewdness
OF the young son of Jay.
IL took young Gould less than nine
months to work the deal through that just
now Is giving much amusement TO imam
cial circles That the young nnaucier
could have beaten the big match COM
pany so easily with the little bluff he
was carrying on OF pretending TO manu-
facture matches t. what ticlles the old
heads ia Wall street
Last December Edwin Gould thought he
would give the big Diamond Match Com
pany a little Shaking up, 50 he took run
out 10 Detroit and bought the old aban-
doned iron plant OF the J. Il. BoAes Com
pany. paying 5000 for it. Then he saw a
reporter and said he intended TO give the
match trust the hardest rub OF its eX-
istence.
As a starter he called the oid iron
works tho Continental Match Company.
Then he shipped into tho place
a lot OF old machinery FROM On abandoned
furniture factory 40 owned IN Kaukakee,
a
a deserted factory In Ogdensburg. aud a
few rusty old laths9 ana ool.s aud other
stun from Pass1l0 y. j., and had a
huge sign painted that stretched clear
across the front q tho old iron plant
CARED FOR HIS RELATIVE.
Then the young man told the husband
OF his wlIe's cousin that be had the
chance Of his lie in becoming The super
intendcnt and manager OF tbs plant or
The Continental Match Company. lie sdid
he was gong L. show the big Diamond
Company what opposition m0ant; that Il
never beforo had encountered tie real
thing
Young GSuid's wito's cousins husband
IS Shrewsbury j. MilleS and he accepted
the position OF superintendent with prom
ises OF . glowing future before him. Hav-
ING duly placed him IN charge Of the pile
Of junk. young Gould came back 10 Now
YORK % enjoy himself and watch aetoi-
ormenit Since that time 10 This the
Continental Match Company, under the
boie management Of young Gouds wfe's
cousins husband, has not shipped an
told, moro than five carloads Of matches.
Lat weok Edwin thought the time was
hpe 20 30 TO Detroit again and give out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED
A sample bottle Sent Free by Mail


DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the "onuci-
fu new discovery i'm medical sciencs'
fulhls every wish in promptly curing niu-
ney, bladder, and uric-acid troubles
rheumatism and pain in the back ~
corrects inability 10 hold water and scaiu-
Ing pain in passing II. or bad effects Ioi-
lowing the use OF liquor, wine, or peer,
and overcomes that unpleasant necessity
Of being compelled to 90 often during the
day. and 10 get up many times during the
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect Of Swamp-Root is soon reahleo. ~
stands the highest for it's wonderful cures
Of the most distressing cases.
II you need a medicine, you should nave
the best. Sold by druggists In hity-
cent and one-dollar sizes. You may nave
a sample bottle Of this wonderful new
discovery and a book that tells all about
IT. and its great cures. both sent absolute
" free by mail. Address DR.. kilmer *
Co.. Bnghamton. n. Y. When writing
mention that you read this generous ofier
in the Richmond Daily Dispatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
PATIENTS.
Amnng Id patents Issuel yesterday ~
Cotton Rates from Texas.

ST LOUIS, MO, August 10-In accord
ance with notices received from Interest,"
ed lines the Southwestern Traffic Assoc
citation has promulgated, as effective Au-
gust 90 1899 the basis of rates % govern
the movement of domestic and export
cotton during the season OF lS59-ls00 from
Texas points.
This basis is practically that effective
during last season, the rates Via Gulf
routes being made on the lowest c0m-
bnation Of locals through Gulf ports or
through Beaumont, Tex, locals nom Gal
weston being To New York and points
taking same rates via al-rail route gl
cents per 100 pounds: 90 Boston. Mass.
and points taking same rates VIA alI-rIil
routes, IS cents per 100 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
OUR ADVANCE IN LUZON.
Order Closing Ports i'm the Hands of
Insurgents.

MANILA, August l0-5:ij p. M.-Ohlcial
reports received here from the scene Of
the recent fighting with the FilipInos say
the day was spent in reconnoissances,
during which the American troops found
few of the enemy, but there were no
engagements of Importance. \ battalion
OF the Seventeenth Infantry, under Major
O'Brien. advanced very close to Angeles.
The Major reports there are about ZJO in
surgeuts there A battalion OF the
Twelfth Infantry made reconnaissance
in the direction Of Porac, but tho enemy
there scattered. The main body of the
American army is at Colulum. The line
has been immaterially changed since the
advance was stopped yesterday and now
includes the towns of Guagua and santa
Rita.
Major-General Otis to-day issued an or
der closing the ports Ia the hands Of the
insurgents to inter-island traffic. Agui-
naldo issued a decree July 9th. dated
from Tarac, closing ports 10 vessels flying
the American flag, and inviting vessels
under other flags 70 visit them. Vessels
under foreign flags cannot traffic with
these ports without running the block
ade.
COMPARTMENT OF SAN FERNANDO.
The gunboats Concord. Yorktown, Call
lao and Pampanga bombarded San Fer
nando TUESDAY The FiliplnOs replied
with cannon and muskotry for an hour,
and then fed to the pits. The gunboats
fired on them with their machine-guns
until the rebels disappeared. The bonn
bardment was continued for some time
afterwards, and many houses were rid
died and destroyed, but the town was not
set on fire. The gunboats did not land
rel
The United states transport Sheridan
sailed for home to-day with G61 men or
the South Dakota regiment, 996 OF the
Minnesota regiment, and 2o5 men dis
charged from various organizations.
OTIS'S REPORT.
WASHINGTON. August 10.-General
Otis to-day cabed the War Department
the following report Of yesterdays en-
gagement:
Manila, August 10-Adjutant-Genera
Washington: MacArthurs movement yes
terday very successful; serves 20 clear tho
country rear and left and right Of insur-
gents; has advanced north 10 Malulit, six
miles from San Fernando, whence he is
now recommending. His casualties five
killed and twenty-nlne wounded. officers
wounded Major Braden; Captain Aber-
nethy, Thrty-siXth Volunteers, leg ana
arm moderate, Lieutenant Williams,
Fifty-frst Iowa, thigh. moderate. These
troops operated TO the left and rear to-
ward Santa Rita MacArthur's advance,
under Wheaton and Biscum, consists OF
Ninth. Twelfth, Seventeenth, and part of
Twenty-second regiments and portion Of
Fifty-frst Iowa. Movement very difficult
on account of mud and surface water
Macarthur reports insurgont loss 100 /
Killed. some 300 wounded. They were
rapidly driven northward, and last eVo- /
ming apparently abandoned Porac line, /
where they blew up powder-Works.
(Signed Oll9'N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
Feeling Unfavornble TO zeInva.

Correspondence of the Associated Pressl
MANAGUA. NICARAGUA. July 25.
President /e.aya's commissioner 10 Qua
temala. after much effort. failed 10 nego-
tate treaty with that country. ana has
returned home. The commissioner 10 san
he has also returned. The commissioner
70 Honduras, however, succeeded in get-
ting President Sierra TO agree TO meet
President Ielaya at Amapala Honduras.
or on a steamer I'm the Gull OF Fonscca.
between san Salvador and Nicaraetla Tor
th- purpose Of endeavOring 90 formulate
a treaty as nearly offensive aud defensive
IS possible. bur the current of feeling in
The Central American States appears TO
be uniayOrable 10 President Zelaya.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS AUn.
A } TTnN SAT a. M
FINE SoO-ACRE FARM ~ CHARIOT,
COUNTY. VA.

In pursuance OF two DEGREES 'n tfs ..,
of Stearns. &c. VS.. Wright d. .t
entered I'm the Circuit Court Or r..-,...'
county at its September term, f., ..l
the other entered iu the ChIU..r. r..t
of the city OF Richmond 0u I...rf.. g.
ls9S, l. as special commission win LII
ar public auction, IN the town ~ K...-
vile, Va, on
TUESDAY. AUGUST rs. in
at II O'Clock 4. NJ. that very U...r.t-,
FARM, situated I'm Charlotte county L..
near Ontario station. on OBJ. Southern
railroad. described in said decree. a.'.'
certain tract or parcel of land Irr ana
being IN the county Of Charlotte. 81.
containing 300 acres, more 0r .ss bound.
ed on the north by the Patrick sfnn..r.
son tract on the east bv tle land. 40
A. T.. Robinson and others. 600 th. s.rh
by the lands Of 4. b Crawford and a.
NJ. Haley. and on the west Boy tha b. ana
NJ. railroad.
This farm is a very desirable tract n
land, I'm good state OF cultivation AMI
has on 80 good frame dwelling and add
necessary out-buiidues. auI would mako
either "a desirable home or q profitable
investm M.
TERMS: Cash as to SD much of th,
proceeds ms may h' nee. -1ry fO dDfrIv
the costs and expense of sale. thc costs
Of the suit. all taxes. Nc.. due and uu-
paid upon the said real estate. and fp
discharge certain debt 0r 5000. with m-
terest thereon at 5 per cont. pDr Hu1uu
from January /. 1895 tO Doe day OF .a'..
the residue ~ the purchase money t0 Ie
paid On two equal instalmcnts. evidenced
by negotiable notes at six and twelve
months from the date of SALE with r-
terest added mr. the r8te OF per Centum
per aunum from date the title to hs
retained until am the purchase money
shall have been paid and conveyance
ordered hy the court
More liberal terms than above viii Ia
offered ar the sale. subject. of course D
the approval and confirmation II tl5
Court. JAMES r.. CANNON.
Special Commissioner.
7 certify that the bond required 0f tha
special commissioner in the above s'.t
has been duly given
CHARLES O SANlLLE.
Clerk Chancery Court. Richmond, Va.
Q0-fTe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
THE DOMINICAN REVOLT.
Government General Abandoned by
His Troops, Who Join Jimfnez.

CAPE sIAITIEN. HAITI, August TO-
General Francisco L.iriano. sent from
Monte Cris; by the Dominican Govern
ment 10 attack General Ramon Pacheco
at Dajabon, the headquarters Of the
Reyolutionists, was abandoned when he
arrived in front OF the enemy by his
troops. who, without firing a shot. de-
serted. and entered the camp OF Gene
raj PachecO.
The advanced posts OF the latter are at
Las Aguas. ana the Reyoluti0msts are
masters OF the fOrds across the river
Vague. thus cutting of communication
between Monte Cristi and the interior
The forces Of Don Juan IsidrO JimineZ
leader OF the revolutionary forces. are
from all parts OF the Dominican republic
Is favorable TO him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
T ARGE AUCTION SALE OF FTP.
IL NIIUkE, MATTfNgs e. ~

our spacious warorooms oro,.l., .....,
aurni'ure OF an Kinds and must be sold.
30 II you neeu Furniture attend our sale
THIS friday MORNING. AUG un
commencing at 1890 O'Clock an opr ,.,..
room. $40 east Broad street. Tho stoot I,
furniture consists In part Of Walnut O.5
and Cherry Chamber Suits: Buroqrs Do. .
steads Washstands Sewing aiaco'l..
Wardrobes. Extension Tables. c.,,.
Tables. Lounges and Couchns Ch...'
Matungs Carpets. Springs Mattrc..,
Hatracks. Pianos. Refrigorators pa
lures Mirrors. and lots of other Hos.
hold Furniture. &c. too numerous b,
mention. Tho sale absolutely wfr.,
limit or reserve. The public invited +.
attend. The ladies especially invited o An.
tend. j. II. VAJENTIr.
au III Manager and Auction
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
NEWS COMPANY CHARTERED.
Ivsoc witt Grants Charter for the
New Paper Here.

The Richmond News Company WIS
chartered Yesterday by Jucge witt, Of the
Hastings Court with a capital OF S-''o'''
The company is formed for the purpose
of publishing an afternoon penny paper
the first issue of which will appear about
the 10th Of September
Mr.. Harvey L. Wilson IS president Of
the company. Mr.. John c. Hagan, vice
president and Mr.. G.. G.. Worshan' se'Ie-
tarv ana treasurer. The directors ar the
above-naned gentlemen. together with
Nessrs. Junius T.. Mosby II. W. Eoun-
tree and Joseph r. TAwless
Messrs. Wilson and Worsham are eXpe-
rienced and popular neWspaper-men. ana
have been for several years associated
with the city press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.

when presented Mt the Dispatch
counter, accompanied by the cnsh,
Unemployment wants." Rooms for
Rent wanted Rooms" "Bonrders
wanted" "Board Wanted" Lost.
Itrayed, or stolen" viii he inserted
properly classified. 20 words or less,
for zoe. each insertionj additional
words 1c. ench.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
WALLACE Is STILL MISSING.
He Has Not az Yet Returned the
Horse to Hundiey's stables.

L. r. Wallace, the young man who
hired a buggy from Hundley's livery
stable Tuesday evening. and thereafter
disappeared. has not been heard from
since. He has been employed recently as
a painter at. or near the Union Stock
Yards and late Tuesday afternoon hired
the buggy and took q young lady resid-
ing on north Twenty street TO
drive. After leaving her at her home
he drove Off. and since that time nothing
has been heard of him.
Wauace's father is employed az the
Virginia Union University. now building
north OF the city. but h. has heard no.
thing from his son. The authorities are
looking for the missing young man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11

MISUNDERSTANDING, who was the Span
ish inspector OF police during the
war. on landing recently upon his return
from Spain. was recognized by the son
OF "a CUBAN who was gent 10 the Isle OF
Pines, the Spanish penal settlement or
the south coast OF the island, owing 10
Information given by Manzan0. a crowd
formed rapidly, crying Lynch him" but
the man was rescued by the police. II
is said that he and his father were re-
spOnsibe for the execution OF twenty
cubans ana the banishment OK wGs'Y
others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
by 4. J. Chewing Company
Real Estate AuctlOneers.
no. north Tenth street
4 UCTION SALE OF OLD BUILD.
~ INGS,
o BE REMOVED ~ FIFTEEN DAYS.


We Will AT tho request OF The owners,
sell by auction. upon the premises on
MONDAY AUGUST II. 1922
al o'clock =. NJ. 1 BRICK AND SEVE-
RAJ FRAME BUILDINGS. located on
Brook avenue. adjoining Mes-rs. James
n. Boyd a. CO.'S tobacco stemmery. said
buildings TO Doe removed in fifteen days
from day Of sale.
builders and those dealing in building
material will find IL 90 their interest 20
attend this sale
TERMS: Announced at sale
A. J. CHEWING. COMPANY.
an ~ Auctionecrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11

tCnicagO NeWsJ
do You employ electricity In the cXecu-
ton OF criminals out West?" asked the
eastern tourist.
Sure" replied Judge Lynch Of Arizona.
I'VE have used telegrdph-poes ever since
/ can remember"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

\ YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION
as Teacher n Private Family of Small
Children. Teaches English ErH..
Mathematics. and beginners la Wufc.
Reference given in exchange. Adires9
POSTMASTER Staplet0n Mills. Au
county. Va. M I----l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
nAnnMARE MAN WANTED.

WE WANT A FIRST-CLASS ENpE-
ricnced. ana Capa'ie Hardware Nan D
assume control of our hardware derlr.-
mcnt one able 20 DO the buYus l
superintend the salesman. man 'i'A
Vir.nria preferred STKATrON s.
BRAGG, Wholesale and Retail HlrlNai
Nos. 20 and - north Sycamore s.f. 10
pnlnrshnrg. Va. I'D 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
WANTED,

4 SITUATION AS TEACHER or ENG-
lsh and Mathematics in "a Family Dr
School. hy young lady of several y,art'
experience. References exchanged Ale
dress "K A. r.. care OF Dispatch.
au LIZA Tuyfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
"A aNTED.

4 FIRST-CLASS COOK. WAsii-i@
and IrOner. Also, First-Cil-s DE-
servant. Both tO commence Date ODD
tomler or list OF October Au"
Grove avenue. au g-W r Sur II IN ..t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
FOR RENT.
EOR RENT.

THAT DELIGHTFULLY."- LOCATED
Frame Dwelling OF six rooms No. 1911
Floyd avenue. IL Is In nice order, and the
rent Is only so per month. IL IS undOubt-
eddy located better than any house IN the
city which rents for such price.
J. y. ELAN & co.
au 3-2w lll3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
WANTED.

MOULDERs-S SEVERAL MACHINERY
Moulders. steady employment a. Wells
KITTEL & SON, Baltimore AId.
au 10Th F&Su'f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Personal Items-Patents Issued to
Home Folks.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August W.-(Spe-
clal)-Mr. y. a. Newland. formerly OF
the Seaboard AIRLINE, is now the spa-
cial agent for the South of the National
Export Exposition. to be held at Phila-
delphia, commencing september litD and
closing November 30th.
William A. Haywood has been commits
stoned fOurth-clasS postmaster NJ
Hayes's store, Va; Charles j. Gearing az
Newbern. Va; John F.. Williams, Penn
broke. Va, and Nictorine Horton at
New post-oflces have been established
at Dry Branch, Pulaski county Va,
Thomas Anderson postmaster ana Eiot1
Carroll county, Va, Green b. Mabry post
The chinese Minister and Madame Wa
will spend the next two weeks at f1e
Grcentrier White sulphur Springs. The
present season there rs said To be one
of the gayest In years.
Or. David s. Hendrick. OF this city, ieit
a few days ago To spend the late sum-
mer at the White.
PATENTS.
Among the patents issued yesterday are
the following:
Esther =. II. Carraway. assignor OF two
thirds to T.. y. BilisOly. Portsmouth. Va,
and A. s. Hudson Chapel Hill. Tex, COM
biued trunk and dressing case.
Frank III. Cathcart. Alexandria, Va.
assignor 20 Empire Engine and Motor
Company, New York, valve for power
driven tools.
The same to the same, rotary engine.
George NJ. Guerrant Richmond Va,
tobacco stemming machine.
Alphacus Y. lysOre. assignOr OF two
thirds 20 s. u. Mayo and W. j. White
hurst. Richmond, Va, apparatus Tor
treating tobacco.
carl j. Melin. asslgnor TO Richmond
Locomotive and chiue-WOrks loco
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11

John Fife. a colored boy, suffered a bad
accident yesterday morning. Dynamite
exploded near him at 30. 734 north
Second street, and his face was badly
burned. He was treated by the ambu-
lance physician and left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
WANTED.

4 CLERK IN GROCERY AND FE.D-
Store by September lst. from 90 t0 IS
gears old. Good position to right pl-rH.
CORRESPONDENCE confidential Adir
GROCER AND FEED DEALER. U.-
patch Office. ava u-FNSln-.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
WANTED.

POSITION To TEACH ENGLISH Lac
tin. French Music. Drawing. and ID
ton by experienced teacher. A.if
"NIRCINTAN." care Postmaster. SHs-
ersyille Va. au t-i'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
W ANTI.D.

TWENTY GOOD STONECUTTER5
Also, as many Quarry Hands. at Walk
field Granite Quarrios, Petersburg Ne
Work until Christmas. 4. Il. COOK
am ff-ffF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD TIM
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEv.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THr
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
BUSINESS WANTS.
NJ ANTI,D.

stock of Flooring Framing LINN
Ceiling. Cedar Posts. etc.. ctc. VII
very cheap. as We are compelled OBJ move
j. ". stage q co.
au HE 900 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11


AN AUXILIARY FORMED.
Twelve names to organize an AUXILIARY
IN the G. w. d. NJ. at independence
were secured. and the auxiliary was I'M
mediately organized Miss Mamie Lump
kin was elected president; Mrs. Jessie
yice-president; Miss Sophia Blunt, secr r
tarv and Miss Alice Lumpkin, treasurer
ouesfion-hox was conducted in which
= GOOD deal of valuable information was
lyon ON the working Of the societies.
The singing OF God Be With YOU
was Joined in by the entire audience
and the body adjourned TO meet next
wear at Rappahannock, Va. Inc pehe-
diction was pronounced by Kew - Shei-
burne. 10.
TO the credit Of the good people OF tho
independence neighborhood it should be
said that nothing was left undone IN
making the stay of delegates and Visi-
tors the most pleasant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11

BY the Valentine Auction Companv
SO east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
" WANTED.

REGISTERED DRUG CLERK. PEH-
mqncnt place for right man. When app
inc give references. age. and "Npericn. ..
Direct Druggist, Box t-5, Newport Nrn b
r.. au q-.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
MANIIIl.

OCCUPANTS FOR THIRD FLOOR
Without board Two iarse, airy rooms
aud one hall room. Handsomely
mon. TWO baths convenient. on w.
Franklin street near Commonwt -
Club. Address L. o. Box ia u ."
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CIGARMAI<Ens.

WANTED, CIGARMAKERs. BY
THE HAYNIE CIGAR COMPANY.
an list Danyilie. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-11
457 pieces Jewelry that
sold LID TO IOC. for &c. each.

s37 pieces. that sold MP to 25c, for sc.
4l6 pieces Of Jewelry, that sold up 10
ANY Belt Buckle that sold for S5 to 50c.,
now 15c each.
1 lot spectacles. were Csc. now sc. each.