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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-09

Altar n Heed cane 40 troz Aibsny
ID speed sssssy With bic psrean
Eng SEATED 81 The HssIsor spriIs
Co stoss ios gocas o. cash.
-ops sits day s The Eqsinor House
Jsss isls. irs9 lofty ssvssls sessst.
-Apfd '.Ioiisiis" sid ell The Much
ns,.aise os ssls 81 J. y Hsd's
--Tssfs s.s qai,s bltrr ard tom meet
iss DAP ed slsish' .se cal sssio We'd
p.dsy.
Mice Mssy Cone b. tstarasd itom >
,.si Of several &c b, smets frienes 10
Mes loft state.
DE. Cone. alter bsiss boassd up for
several sests. 10 cot sssiu and biz general
hssiit - @neb improved.
-E J. Rssalo sbo met viih : serious
secidsnt while 81 work ., work on the
meatisin Leaf vsek 10 cot sssip.
"A ssv supply Of Iinc sni Office wire.
iasal.tsn sd brackets, also dry battery
ioi l.lepbons oss ., Huds drug aore.
This voters Of The town we're 10 >
fscsiious mood sheu they electsd three
81 our physicians 10 the ofics Of fence
sisvsr.
Saith aud Hicks, The yonng men Who
plead guilty Of bcrsisry last week. vent
bsiore the municipal court 81 Bennington
end se,o zach sentenced 10 two years 10
The state prison. II viii good lesson for
them snd usroing 10 others
-scme q oar farmers have commenced
ssssrios WALKER Brothers will not tap
their orchsr ! this year oxing to the dam
ego doas 10 The naples by worms the pest
leo yeats. Some Of their best trees are
entirely dead. Oib,r orchards have sol
fsrei nesfly OF quite ~ much.
-Town meeting wss attended by abont
800 voters sud passed 90 uitbont friction.
The report Of the off ,ers called forth
some discussion aud the sense Of |
the meetibs was 10 favor OF econo !
ny 10 tosn matters. Is Was voted 10
in,ltuc, The school directors TO establish
fourth department 10 the Manchester
Centre sshool which will add 10 the
school expenses abou, $500 annually.
The total tai voted was vi Is on the
grand list and 8 cents additional 10 spply
on the indett sdness. 10 be paid 10 the
tosn treasurer on or before September |.
The tosn oh sers elected we're r. o. Arob
ibali MODERATOR, ID X Simonds clerk. ]
= Black treasurer and trustee Of public |
mouey, Y ID 0iddinss constable snd col
Ieeior. r w Coot, w II Smith and X
Duckiin listers. II Esglestop, j W Fowler
end j II Whippis auditors, DR.. Clemens.
DIR Wymsn aud DR. Trull fence viewers,
q q Felt snd q X Young town grand
Juror Wm Wilson pound keeper, N
covey ovsrseer Of the poor and Inspector
OF wood etc, A @ Coonor road commission
81, y q Archibald Law agent. and X b
Smith school director. II took four bsi
lti, 10 elect the road com missioner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-09

0ivs me . liver resaIsior sod ssro iesn
late The scsid, said . geniaI TIE dras
ssi handed him bottle 81 Dewni's Lit
tie Early Rssers. the isncss little pils.
J Il whippls Msnahssssr Csnire; A u Pei
tibces, hsrckssses Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-09


j II whlpple. Manchester Centre.
DOR EFT
--Tbe annual town meeting was held in
School Hall. Tuesday.
Edmund Roberts will carry 90 the
Msrtindsle farm the coming yesr. Il r.
SNYDER has leased bis farm TO p. Lsdd.
CHARLES Council hiss been 10 New
York s.versl days caring for bis father
who has been very III with congestion OF
the brain
-Cbuiss ID MsWsynr, . member OF
Battery q. Fourth ARTILLERY U. s A. has
received bis discharge and returned from
Washington. d q lsst Saturday.
- he people Of Dorset are invited 10 .
socisbls 10 School Hall Tor Thursday
evening the ninth, the entertainment to
consist OF an old-isshioned spelling
school
The Demorest Przs Speaking vas
held in the church last Thursdsy evening.
The Judges awarded prizes IS follows:
General to Miss Alta Wade. Second La
dies to Miss Bessie Woodsrd, Second
Gsntleme re. Samnal Bsrrows.
Members Of Dorset Grange announce
that they will entertain the people ct
School Hall. Wednesday evening. March
10 With . "nisht cap sociabIe. Ten
cents 81 the door psys Tor csp and refresh
ments. tho proceeds to be given to our
Fee Library Fund.
Town officers; Moderator O b Kent,
CLERK and Treasurer Geo NJ Wall, Select
men s Nichols. w Il Tulley, Il Z Ken
dali, Con stables J NJ Beebe. Ezrs Nichols.
Rood &c mn issioner G NJ Potter. Auditors,
@ Is Kent, J NJ Armstrong. Z L Holley.
School Director, John Fisher, II NJ Tor
rey, p. McDevitt. Listers q NJ Wall. John
A l. Bowen. Law Agent 3 Nichols.
Voted $50 for Memorial Day. Total tex
, 90 Of grand list
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-09

When you SIX for DeWiu's Witch Hs7
ii Ssl,c don't sccept = counterfeit or iui
tstion. There ere more csses Of Piles be
ing cared BY this. than sli others conbiu
cd. J.. shippl', Manchester Centre;
A. Il. fettibone. Manchester Depot.
CANDIDATE.
-Mn. Dr.. Hoyi, Mrs.. !. NJ. Hsnil.or
aud Mrs. Charles Bentley sre oil recover
iug ifrm iliness.
The donation Tor the betent Of Rev.
Mr., Ryder sss we'll ttt nded srd the sutu
Of siriy dollsr rs@Iirsd.
-Ahs Eans NJ. Woodocck 10 COS per
nsneniiy ,mplo, ed =, tho tespiisi for ihs
1 nssrs a Middisiovn. Ccan.
-Thtrs ~s 20 presiding Of The Msiho
diet church Last snpdsy, Rev MIR. Ryder
being called 10 Sandsrisnd TO s,tsnd the
fansrsi 81 Mrs. Eiihn Bentley.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-09

usc !. for severe luns aud throst troubles.
II i'm mediaisiy stops coughing. II never
isils. II wbipple. Manchester Centre;
All Psitibone. Manchester Depot.
MANCHESTER CENTRE
MIR. Olsreuce Hard Of Arlington wss
10 town 90 Mondsy,
-Eismiratiou OF teachers here and 81
Peo March ~ and Is.
-Eber Sessions has gore TO DrKslb.
III. TO work on farm.
"A Z Hsmiiion be, moved his clothing
sior. into The Bund, block.
JAMES Jsc.eson bss returned IRON
s.ndss'e 9Th his viie add will assist on
his fathers t.rm during the coming year.
Mrs Rutiedse has ptorre from
Far Haven vhtre abe has been caring
Tor her mother. sto was dangerously
siet.
Little Rnth. the seven years old
daughter al Mr. W. j. Biselow residing
on Jsme.on's f.ts. died quite suddenly on
frid., Of c,rs bio-spinsl-mtninsiti'.
The ~eek Of prayer sss observed las,
week by services 10 ,hs Baptist and Meth
odist chu cbes slierpstsly. The ,efvices
are being continued daring the present
week.
Misses I.,xzie " iison and Jessis Ame
,dsn left tom las, Thursday for . ioit
night. s,sy, Mi.s WiI,op sitb Der sister.
.Mrs. Lsssilyo 10 New York Ci'y. aud
Misc Amessn snh rels,ises 10 Troy.
-laursting aud pr tisbIe uDion meet
sns have bstn In progress the past ten
dsys. ols evening 81 the Baptist and neat
u the Msthodia ohnrch. These services
vii coaiil ne datins the veet, possibly
logger. All ere eordisliy invited 10 q.
tend.
We vish through the Journal 10 sr
tend oar sincere thsaks to kind friends
Coz 81 sntsynpslby 10 oar rsosrt be
rssvsn.,, md hope others 10 ,flietion
esy nc I've The ssps tokens 81 hin iptfs
vkich 90 have resolved.
W. J iIarIow AND FAMILY.
The scGic drains. "Amcrs the Break
err followed By the hrse "Exiehtis
.Csnrts,ip" siil be sissn st the Uaion
,oesrs hsuse 90 fdisy evening. March
asih. proceeds 10 help psy the INDEBTED
usss Of Aaonirsn Lodss. Y. 4 A. NJ.
This debt sss iueafred .hen The loise
focms ssrs istrishs ! sed sad say help 10
,hs dirsetioa eli be appreciated.
The 0smnsr School closed March
let With the following 10, sbeen, dsfias
The tsfrs Carrie Aaeson. Alice shsrsin.
F~ut Lngsns n,shes, ssnefsl average
ios tern. Ethel Col,iu " IL. Canis Aus
aor W. Alice ssssia %, Jesneits Boz
nse 81. Rsbsri Aneton 81. No. sbssa,
daslss toe yssr; Alies shsr~ip. frsst
Lassas. Highest sessssi average dur,ss
ihs year: Carrie Ane5on ". Esssl Colvia
", Robst, Assaes "a. Ernest l. viii
tsy. ssehss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-09

j. Shesr. Ssdslis. Mo cooducto on tho
electric street csr lice, writes that his Int
lie daughter vas very low With Group.
snd her life saved sitter ell physicians had
failed, only by using One Minute Cough
Cure All Ps,tibone, Manchester Depot;
j II whIrplc. Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-09
KRLASD.

The Hillside Workers will gre
dime sociabls 10 the basement Of Union
church on Saturday evening. March IL.
All sre cordially invited.
Mrs. Elihu Bentley Of this tovn died
on Friday sfter an illness Of two week.
aged 70 yesra. She 10 survived BY her
husband snd ten children. The funeral
vas held on Snndsy.
-Tosn efiictrs: ModerstohH n Shaw.
clerk sud Treasurer II s Bart, seiectnen
T. q Bacon. Al Bosep and II. Ward. con
stable Il A Graves. overseer Of poor u l.
Lsst-dce. rosd commissioner @ Al Bort,
auditors II N Shaw. Z A Graves and W
Alien. school director A p Bowen.
Total tsI 81 90 on grand list
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
A SCATTERING VOTE.
"A Republican Judsc CT Election Who
Knew Il Joke IS-henHe
Saw It.

Down in Carroll county, Ind, is a
township called Democrat-onc of the
best in the Iloosier state, and there is
reason in the name. There are not
many republicans in Democrat town
ship. Formerly there were but ten
members Of the 6. o. p. in the whole re-
gion. That was just enough to com
fortably fill the election boards, and SO
IN a certain election one Of the repub-
lican judges counted up the voters of
his party in the precinct and then
counted the ballots and found there
were ii.
Flows this?" lie demanded. ''There
is one vote too many"
rs some one pretending that Demo
crat township has II republican votes q"
inquired clerk.
Nothing less" was the republican
judges reply. well, we ten must stand
together. This maverick vote goes I'M
der the table"
And on the tally sheet he made the
entry: cone scattering"
1t is only when the parties are some
what evenly divided that neither side
can take a. joke.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
OLD BILL JONES.
(Dapvcr Ey-cOiur Post \


He loafcd around the ,liggin's on the
head O Roarip Fork.
Too slliftlcss fur to draw his BREATH too
lazy fur to work
a :ionchy. gooG-fur nolhin' cuss. dress
cd like oncry tramp:
A sort o wart upon the face OF a ro-
Spcrtc,i camp.
His worldly goods war Jest an OF pros-
Lectin pan an pick.
With which he ust to Of n say he'd some
day turn 4 trick,
But all us miners laughed at him. an
in niSda:nful tones
Allowed thar want bit O nerve
wrapped up in Of Bill Jones
ken' tramnin' mp an down the crooks
an clmbin up the hills.
An srra;chin round in lazy way ia
civ" man the chils
an talliin, bout the way hard luck had
hilfch him With a club.
An bummin Whiskcy Jack fur booze
an hummin' us FUR grub.
II you should offer him Il Job he'd sort
q Sncer an say
lie rakilatel he'd be hirin' men himself
some day.
But as fur him. hard labor war too
1ryin on the bones.
An quit" antagonistic to the tastes of
Of Bill Jones'
We stood it till the camcl's back war
broke. an tol the scamp
HE'D better hit a easy trail an nose it
out o camp.
an Jest rs an incentive to accelerate
his gait
| slung my boot out With a kick that
want no featherweight
lie only sSowlcd in lazy way an said
that he war ust
10 rough Of knocks. an he had heerd
that chicks come home "a roust.
an then along the Ouray trail he drag
@c'i his weary bones,
an iioarin' Fork war purgcd at last .:
shiftless II Bill Jones'
1--WE thought ii war the richest joke 4
Goin when we heard
That he had struck Il fissure vein that
war I golden bird.
i'ut down in Denver t'other day sax
a. clean shaved face
mat Rad Z burned familiar look
somehow couldn't place.
he lolle'l back in Il kerridee drnssnl ,s
nobby as 4 king.
ne driver logged in uniform, the boss
eS jest the thing.
an when | asked {; Teller who it was
he said: He owns
Gus ont" half this town. I guess; that's
colonel William JONES'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
FOOLED THE TRICKSTERs,
How a shre,.d Chicago lawyer De-
tented II Neatly PLANNED Job
TO Loot Hotel.

THAT reminds me-" said a Chicago
man in reminiscent group the other
night, relates the Inter Ocean, "of an
old story that is good enough to repeat.
Some years ago three bookmakers put
up at Chicago hotel and handed a
large package Of money to the chief
clerk. They told him that they would
leave it with him every night, and were
particular in saying that it was to be
delivered only in the presence of all
tErcc. 1t was evident, you see, that
they didn't quite trust one another.
Well, week or SO rolled around, and
one morning one of the trio came down
rather early and called for the cash.
Without thinking Of the conditions of
delivery the clerk handed it over, and
the booimakcr promptly skipped. His
two partners were furious and brought
suit against the hotel for $25, 900, the
amount in the bundle. 4 smart Young
lawyer volunteered TO take the defense
which other attorneys regarded as
hopeless. When the trial came off he
waited until the boolimailers had sub
united alltheir evidence, and then arose
with a large bundle in his hand.
We stand ready he said, to fulfill
the letter Of agreement you have just
proved. This package contains s25 900
in cash. AS soon as the three owners ap-
ply for it together We are prepared to
turn it over.
"Of course the third man couldn't be
produced and the case immediately col
lapsed. The parcel really contained an
old pair Of pants"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
rerso 'r.ley,ulll4.

PRETORIA, July 2o.-17hc general
tone Of tn" preliminary debate IN Lon
Con is regarded rs satisfactory, bly
doubt is expressed in official quarters
as 70 the acctrtability of the proposed
joint inquiry unless i, shall include III
questions III dispute.
NATCHt.Z, MISS, July 29.-In lis
leading editorial tomorrow the Natthtz
Democrat will make IN appeal to cot
ton farmers To hold back one third or
their ErinninGs until after December or
january. Two thirds will bring
nearly rs much money. marketed in
this way. as The whole crop marketed in
the usual way says the editorial
WASHINGTON, GA. July 2a.-Bis,-
% Thomas a. Becker. Of The diocese Of
savannah died here at $50 tonight. H.
came here some time ago to take charge
or the summer school here during The
absence of Father Riley in Europe
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2n-A close
estimate places the amount OF :o;u
brought down By the stea MGR 81. Paul
which arrived this morning from s.;
Michael, at something Over $4,000.
rli July o9-Tha
British tank steamer Acrada today
clcaf", from this port fur Japan with
probably the largest cargo Of oil ever.
shipped from this city. The steamer is
one nj the largest OF it's kind ana NJ,
cargo weighs about 1000 tons
rALN FRANCISCO. July 29.-'rhe Uni
tea STATES transport Hancock, havin..
ni' board the soldiers IF The Eirst Nj
braska regiment. L. S. ", arrived HI
nist at lo:i5. She cannot be boarded
tonight owing TO quarantine recul3-
tiunS.
.&
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
KNOCKED OUT BY SULLIVAN.
1t was All Because the Grocer Had
Never Gone to See the
Fighter.

While was over in Springfield the
other week." said the Boston grocer, ac-
cording to the Cleveland Plain Dealer,
was casually introduced to q farmer
from Vermont. AS he was sending but
ter, cheese and eggs to market in large
quantities, thought it might be a good
thing to do business With him. He was
willing, and we were getting figures
down to our mutual satisfaction when
nc suddenly inquired
John L. Sullivan, the prize fighter,
lives in Boston, don't hep
Yes, l believe So
What street does he live on?'
~ can't say
IIaven't you ever met himo'
"'No.'
"'Well, that's funny! You may live
IN Boston all right enough, and maybe
everything would be all right if I
shipped stuff to you, but 1 guess wen
call the deal off,
because I don't know John L. Sui
Ivan" / qucricd.
Mostly he sobcrly replied. Trodc
zoo mics to see him once, and if you
don't care to even go mile to shake
hands with him I'm afraid we might
not Just hit it OF in business
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
nRIl:F NOTES

Mr. ana Mrs w H. Peacock Leave
for Richmond this morning. whore MI.
Peacock viii undergo Il surgical op"c-
alton nj the Old Dominion Hospital.
Miss Mary tarpcr. of l'ntrtourt cnnH-
ty. is the guest of Miss Mamie Crimson.
in Nest END.
Miss Mau,lc Crane. II New York. =
visiting Misses Lotto ana Cornelius
Segar. in East End.
The Police Court had Il clear doclc;
yesterday.
through the city yesterday over the
line Of the Newport News ana Oi.!
Point Railway and F.lrc!ric Company
Governor Tyler had been tn the East
ern shore. ana was On his rrIurn "trip
home. As he did not stop in Hampton,
none of his friends knew Of his pass n:s
through the place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
sMUGGLERs BOUND BY oArHs,
Murders Recently Committed by an
Organized hand OF Spnniurds
Near Gibraltar.

Smuggling still forms regular and
oath-bound secret profession in the
land OF the hidalgos. It's operations
have lately been quite active about the
coast near Gibraltar. Several murders
have been committed within a few DAYS
recently on Spanish soil near the Brit
lsh frontiers by band Of smugclcrs,
the victims being members OF the
Compania Tabacolcra," a sort OF Gus
toms detectives forthc prevention Of to-
bacco smuggling. Upon request Of the
Spanish authorities the chief Of the
gibraltar police, accompanied by u ma
Ilne police officer and q lieutenant of
the Spanish militia, proceeded in a
launch to the back Of the rock to search
some caves. With the aid Of rope lad
dcrs they entered u cave at the height
OF 70 feet from the sea, where they
found q Spaniarl, one to ten nurderers,
guarding part Of the bands provisions
and stock. The bandit gave considera-
Die trouble to the invaders CO the cave.
but was finally corncrcd and in a
wounded condition lowered to the boat
by means Of ropes. IN times Of yorc
these caves Of Gibraltar have been the
lurking haunts Of pirates and SNUG
Glcrs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
JONES WITHOUT n PARTY,
But He Believes In All the People and
Wants to he Governor.
Rx Tnlnr-raI nh

TOLEDO. O.. July 2a.-iMayor Jones
today addressed Il letter to the rcopl,.
OF Ohio explaining his position as an IN
dependent candidate for govcrno-.
The following is the letter in part:
During the past two months | have
received hundreds or letters from all
classes Of people in every part or Ohio.
urging me to become an independents
candidate for the office of governor &C
the state. These letters are not al
dressed to me because possess a 90
cular fitness for this high Office hut
because, as il appears to me. | happen
Just now to stand in prominent posi-
ton advocating principles OF human
liberty that are as old as time, ana rs
enduring as eternity
II believe in ali the people arr1,
therefore, not as partiSans | claim no
privilege for myself or for my children
that am not ready to do my utmost to
secure for all others on equal terms
In. this way l shall always be free
TO vote aEN act for principles. whatever
party namAI bear on the one hand or
independen,Aof all parties if need be on
the other: ana the whole people shall
always have the first claim on my scrv-
ice and affections. rather than i frag-
fnent or them named 4 political party
The interest Of All is the great idea
claiming the attention Of patriots cv-
erywhere."
referring to the failure Of the work
lngmcns convention to get recognition
from either the Democrats or I,epubi-
cans Mayor Jones says:
IN view Of this situation. | announce
Tor the purpose of testing the quality
and extent of the sentiment for an in
dependent candidate I invite thos,, VIII,
reel mat such 4 move should h,. ina,,,
70 write Ia me for the blank petitions Of
the correct legal form upon which 10
secure signatures. pctitoning the sccrc-
tafy oil state to place the name upon
The ticket. BY careful study or the ;S-
sponses To this letter ~. shall be ahl.
70 d'cid" whether the sentiment is
sufliclcntly pronounced To warrant so
great an undertaking. II the decision
snail be affirmative I Will enter upon
the duties Of the campaign in the inter-
esls or larger humanity, wholly in
different TO the consequences To me
personally.
lSlshtp SAM Ell NJ. JONES'"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
BIG BLAZE IN NEW YORK.
D"zon Firenen Injured or Overcol, G
by Smoke.
(By Telcprapb

t8y IelcRraDb.)
NEW YORK. July 29-Firc in a five
story brick building at Nos. - to 50
Moore street tonight did $l50.O0O dam
age. \ dozen iircmcn We're injured or
overcome by smoke The bul,Iin. was
owned by the Trinity church corpora
lion, ana was occupied by 4 number OF
firms whose losses vary from $1,000 to
100000, while the damage to the build
ing is estimated at about $4,000 The
IRE extended to q tenement adjoining
occupied by u number Of families 1t
was in rescuing these families that the
flrcIncn were overcome by the dense
smoke, ana III some cases rendered I'M
conscious. All will recover The tcnc-
flent WAS not damaged to any extent.
TOWN JILDPtIaDIZI1D by FIRE.
CHIPPEWA FALLS. WIS, July 20
Fire which started from a spark from
a locomotive destroyed the Single
block lumber yards of the Northwest
ern Lumber Company, at Stanley. this
evening. 1t soon got beyond control of
The department, which was assisted bv
all the citizens. forming a bucket bri
sade About five acres Of wood and
Shlngle blocks We're soon cnyeIOpcd in
names and the fire advanced rapidly
toward the city Al ! O'clock the 7nayur
OF Stanley wired to this city FOR help.
ana steamer ana a crew Of men are
now there. The citizens are working
hard To save the town. At s o'clock to-
night two houses on the outskirts of
the city near the burning yards were
destroyed, but it is believed nov that
the firc is under control.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
NON-UNION BRICKS TAE0OED.


CHICAGO. July 20 More than 50 000
rn@h WI be thrown out of employment
N"l'aay ana work will be stopped on
Brick made in non-union yards j.. mra1
IN its construction il The business
agents Of the building trades counf il
carry our their intention.
no representatives Of the brick man
uiactnfsrs were present today AT "a
conference OF those involved in III.
,', ,'1:s strike at the rooms Of The
Masons and Builders Association ~,
a.. result nothing was done in the wav
o. settling the difficulty
At the headquarters Of the committee
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
Our
CLOSING Out
Sple
Is Meeting With I'm
bounded Success,
And While Every Garment Sold
Entails a Loss Upon Us,
We are glad to see the goods
go, be cause 80 many people
who would otherwise have
bought trashy
Suits, Furnishings, Hats, Shoes,
and other goods we handle,
have had the opportunity to
get first class goods at the
price Of inferior stuff.
And again, as [ have en-
parked in another business,
these goods will and must be
sold. Prices will convince
you that we mean business
wnen you examine qualities.
You should not fail to visit
this sale if you are in need
Of goods in the line.
v. I. LAWSON
Clothier, Halter and FuInisher,
HAMPTON, VA.
C. c. HAMILTON.

c. C. HAMILTON.
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSUR-
ANCEG AGENT
No. II north King street. Phone 5i2.
Lot on Mallory avenue. 5Gx21O, Isl, 500.
houses and lots on WASHINGTON
street, all modern improvements. each
$500.
Water front lots at Faster Point. sG25.
I lot. 50x150, on car line, in front OF
Capt. George Youngs, $500.
IL lots at Otley, known as Cunning
Farm, 1000.
y lots Cunning Farm, s1,75O.
Lots at River View, on car line. s125
to $3.50
Lots at Hamilton station, one block
from Hampton Roads, from $50 TO sl5O.
House and lot. West End, near car
line $3.50.
PTIOEBUS.
Hotel, % rooms one mile from Old
Point. all modern improvements, on
House and lot, corner Hope and
t'ranklin streets. s1,5oO
House and lot, corner Hope and
FRANKLIN streets, 81 $50.
House ana lot. on Lancer street. 81 25O
House and lot on MalIery street. Sc.
200 Rents for sos. -
House and lot, suitable for anv bust
ness. on Milton. s., 900
houses and lots and three vacant
80 LOIS g. corner Mellon and Curry streets.