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Southern Ry.

schedule IN ELECT December 4. Isgs)
Al ITaIn= arrive and leave Pennsy-v1GIa Par
sfure- station
.,5 vrav stations connects AZ Manassas daily
~, 'SIrasb,rg and HArTiSonbuEg- and at Lynch
80 -, With tie NOrioik and Western daily
II'S M.-DaiIy, the UNITED STATES FAST
IN pullman S.eeperS. New York and
II-t;uqton 10 jacksonville. uniting at Sails
f,b pullman Sleeper for AshevIiie and Hot
,3S,s.. oo'S \ c. knoxville. Chltt4n. osI ard MsIn-
Sp.."7T1. and al Cha Iotte with Pullman
rni-, Tor Augusta. Pullman Sleeper, New
to New Orleans, uniting at Charlotte
with pullman Sleeper iof ..l AI'ahta, Con Con
i|r. al IyrchltrS with ohsS2peSAs nd ONO
paiIvay FOX Lexington daily except sunday and
Nii NaiI"i lirid1c daily; Solid train, as.lagtoa
Nat%SIr' % CrIs1ns without change. Dining car ssry-
70 Nes S,,rset personally conducted tourist
~. - sieerer on THU train every " NedueS-
S.Un' JsY and saturday 10 san Francisco without
change M-Loeai for Front Royal. strasbu-g
i II,-risarl ls,:sg, daily. except SUNDAY.
ana al p M.-DIIy, loca! ioT Charlottesville.
lo;i1 l,ol:;-iT11yvESTFFN. VFSTiBULED LIMITED. con-
Dosed Of Pullman Nestl4uied S-egpeFs, Dining
pSS," md nay Coaches Pullman s!ecpeTs, New
AVrN ~ ~ CLsftlnGoga; New YORK and Tampa, via
CI!c 80 Columbia. Savannah and Jacksonville.
NJ, Work 10 Memphis. via Birmingham. New
vi, and Washington to Augusta, With con
; 1rLE Tor Aiken, New York 10 New Orleans
s4Ianta and Montgomery Vestibuied Day
S".cb " washington &c atlanta Southern Railway
,-,5y,
Ta New York ard Florida Limited VIII be
resumed 5aIGa'i I1I Y {S1iTC;TOx AND ONO d.
VISION leave Washington 9.9l i NJ daiiy and
So 90 only. f1- Round Hill: 4;S2 ?. NJ daily ex.
cspt Sunday :or Leesiurs. ard 6:25 p NJ tAily
fcI uerrdon. Returning, arrive at Washington
Sc 4. NJ daily and $40 r NJ sundays only.
and a.i5 P ~ daily except Sunday from Round
I'LL and I.O5 a. NJ. daily except Sunday, from
Herndon, and s:Si l. NJ daily except sunday
Through trains from the South arryr-at Wash
iugtonu 6:42 \. ", 2:2o P. ". and 9:05 :. NJ.
Uyp-i-, ubn1s l. noon daily, except sunday. and
s:O5 p II. daily, and $50 \ u. daily f.oD
Charlotte Iiia.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations and other in
formation furnished, and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Company. on orders left az Ticket OFF
ces 7O5 Fifteenth So NV, 5II Pennsylvania Ave
nue. uw and AT Pennsylvania Passenger Station
/ Telephone call 1i4l for Pennsylvania Railroad
/ Cab Service.
General Manager.
]. n CILP, Traffic Manager
W A. TURK. General Passenger Agent.
L. {. BROWN. Gen. A.t-- Pass Dept
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NINE. FLORENCE JUDSOa,

Palmist and Mind Reader. Consult on al bust
ness travel, changes. speculation, marriage. love,
etc; this lady teils correctly the past. present,
and futme Hours, 10 n. TO D. sunday.
10 a. III. to p. m. lll2 ST NV. Price, ST.
de1i-u
NINE DAVIS, born cairvoyant and card reader,
tells about business; removes spells and evil
influences; reuniteS the separated, and gives luck
to all; cures piles and drunkenness 1928 25th st.
rw. de6- limo. EN-
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ADV ertisements under this hea"
will he inserted for one cent c word
for each insertion.
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m ri THEO,

Medium and Card Reader. Washnsfou's most
famous Clairyoyant aUd PalmiSt. Consult her on
business love. and family affairs; reuUircs the
separated: removes spells; causes speedy mar-
riagc- and gives good luck. open daily. German
spoken: 25c and so. 929 II 81 NV jll-7t
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FOR EXCHANGE,

FOR EXCHANGE.
~~-~~---~o-~~>-~~~-~->~~-
FOR EXCHANGED make speciality of trading
properties; handle city, suburban. and country,
improved and unimproved ABRAHAM FISHER,
5I2 Z st. NV. ja5-l5t- cod
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For RENT-TYPEwRITER.

FOR RENT-Typewriters, at special prices. with
privilege of purchase. ask to see the Jeyyett;
come in and do your typewriting; terms mod-
crate. NEWMAN'S, GIL Tth st. de29-3mos
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HELP wANrED-MALE AND FEMALE

Adv vertisemeuts under this head
viii he inserted for one cent a word
for each insertion.
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LADIES' GOODS.

OUR ten dollar Sewin;- Machines come with five
years guarantee and complete set of attach.
ments; instructions free at your residence;
penny postal will fetch one to your house on IT,
spection free. c. AUERBACH, II, General
Agent Domestic Sewing Machine Co. de1-3mo
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WANTED-Student wants position To wait Tor
board and lodging. Cali 1SS 4th ST NV
Item
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White Mahatma,

C!airvoyant and medium Can be consulted
on all affairs OF LIE. 10 10 . daily. ~. IA
St NV jal-7t
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SITUATIONS wAsTED-MALE.

IANTED-Local talent; suitable for concert hall
Address TALENT, this Office jaS-3t, EN-
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE--To builders; 8 lots ca G and ii sts.,
between 9Th and 7th SITS. ne. for sale cheap
on easy terms. POWELL, 500 5,a st. nc. ja5-St
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nANTED-By Young white man, place rs plumb
er; months expGrience; would like 10 nhish
trade. Address Y f. f.. this office, Item
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FORTUNE TELLING

Is amusing and entertaining, buJ docs you no
good-in fact it i harmful TO the believer. II
YOU are interested in any affaE-iovt. marriage
divorce sickness, business. law suits family AT
fairs: rcmteS separated. tells who and when 20
marry, etc. If YOU in trouble OF any Kind.
consult the wOrld-renowned Paimi-t ADVISER
Healer,
CSElRO, Jr.
Fee within reach of all Office. 4OS Sixth Street
northwest Hours. 10 to $50 Lady .nl gentle
men attendants. lAt-2t
W ANTED- -GentIemen's mending neatly done.
223 ist -. II
PROF. DAVIS. Astruloger. Clai-yoyaut and Life
Reader; reveals everything; can hc consulted
daily; advice in love. business, changes. Speculs-
ton etc. 100 II St NV. jaj-2t
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WANTED-ROoMS.


WANTED Comfortable room; a. m. j.; hy quie.
single man. with respectable. Bou-iuqui-iIiTe
people Address @. /. C.. this office ia5-3t
WANTED-Tvo FOOTE'S. fer. or unlur.. Tor light
housekeeping, near car lines. Address $ \.
:. this Office. L
WANTED Downstairs front room, suitable Tor
branch office ii Associated Charities IN North
assJ = >isingJ0u: location between otA and l5lh,
Z and | St.. Address all -. NV. Il
WANTED-By man and WIFE, 3 or ! un'ur. COM
Inuui,atng rooms; light housekeeping: pri-
vste family preferred. Address MOnEEATE-PEE-
BANl.NT. this Office. iaJ-;.I
EANTED-Ry the year. +, man and wife. no
children. > oG ) iur. looms. suitable Tor light
housekeeping; refs given ami required; state
Terms. Adde'S J. :, this otiee. jal-5t-e,n
WANTEp-Tvo og three tuG. or pa7tly-sur. base
ncut Eoargs; good ueiglaorhoDd; tog select
laundry. Address l. IL T.. ti-is oiii-e. i54-5t
WANTED-Two or threc unfur. rooms. Address
J.. Il. X. this Office. iI+-5J
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HELP wAxTEp-FEMALE.

ADV er:t~cmenTs under this head
win be Inserted fur one ceLt word
for each icsc-IicE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED The address Of the heirs OF FRED
ERItK SCHMIDT. a lawyer. living in 1870.
v. WALTON EDN ARDS. Attorney al Law.
Rooms 81 and 55. Equity Building j,5-3r
WANTEB-A lot Of secondhand music for small
orchestra; give particulars. l25j 6 i. ne.
ja5-5t
WhNTED-A gentle horse, 10 work, for its feed;
light work; good home. Address WELKER.
Pathfinder D.. &. Ia4 4-}t, EN-
WANTED Secondhand furniture wagon. cover
ed. in good condition; cheap. Slj 9th -. NV.
iai-it-cm
WANTED Pool tables; cheap Tor cash. Address
II. p b.. this Office. jai-3l
WANTED Coffee mill and counter scales. Ad-
dress COUNTER, this Office. ja4-3t
WANTED-To buy graphophonc. for cash; in
good order: with or without records. Ad-
dress GRAPHoPuONE, this Office. ja3-3t, en-
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NANTEn-SI ngRBAN.

WANTED-To rent. 10 to p acres in MARYLAND:
vllhiu miles uf The District. l0r a chicken
farm address. giving tcun-. location. etc,
POI LTRN MAN. tli- cfdec. j45-3t
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DR.. A. II. TAYLOR.

Gold Filings and bridge woEl, a specially II
the lowest price; amalglm iIIingS. 5Dc: full sets
OF teeth on plates, s5: extracting. either b. gIS
or local spray absolutely painless, so; with
out 2jc: all work done by experts and guar
anteed the best; open on sundays from 10 to 3
O'Clock mh32-tf-em
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WkNTED-HOUS SEES.

WANTEn-To rent house. or rooms: state
modern imprpH aneut7 and price. Address
SCDTT, lhi, Office. Jd5-$t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
s
Advertisements under this mead
will he inserted for one cent word
for each insertion.

NANTED-By colored man. -. experienced wait
cT. a situation; cafe. boarding house or ele-
yator man. PATRICK, 1923 l2th st nH. ja5-2t-em
WANTED-Bv white lady, place as nurse for the
sick; moderate price. 1929 @ St NV.
ia5--y-cm
NANTED-By neat onlored girl. place To do gem
arJl hoUsework; refs. 42& y. }. Iye. nv
Item
WANTED Office rooms to clean h1usee!ean-
ing 20 de-; good work; scaa postal. 40 Myrtle
St Il
WANTED-By respectable rghile wou,au. stua-
ZION as cook aud lauHdge->; city OF suburban;
refs. 7Gg 1 =. nw. L
WANTED By ra,pcctaIle colored woman, place
10 do general bou~rwork; city rel; willing
to go to country. 2l2s st. NV. II
WANTED-By experienced iinishcr and feller
hand. work mems coats. Address WORK,
tlis Office. jlS-3t
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FOR EXCHANGE-Sterling silver cream ladle,
mystic shrine pin; will exchange for old
iewery Of any description. CLOCKMAKER, 81
st. NV. ja3-3t, cm
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WANTED -Auuug woman cook gud general
hsu~rNark. 2S51 Olive ave, Georgetown.
ia5af-,m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03
SHENANDOAH REPUBLICANS.
Their Convention at Woodstock
Legal and Personal News.

WOODSTOCK, VA, September 2.-(Spe-
cial.)-The locomotives Of the Southern
railway are coaling at the new chute. at
Strasburg Junction. now.
1t is rumored that the postal authorities
are advising as 10 the possibility Of es-
tablishing a rural postal delivery at
Strasburg, this county. II the system be
inaugurated it will close the pOst-offices
at Brocketts. Capan Road. Meadow Mills
and probably Lebanon Church.
The Strasburg Baseball Club has closed
the season with a record Of eight games
won and two lost. This was by far the
best team in the Valley this year.
SHENANDOAH REPUBLICANS.
The County Committee of the Republic
can party in Shenandoah county has
issued a call for county primaries. 10 be
held on September 9Th, and the cOnven-
ton at Woodstock on September llth.
At this writing the names OF w. ).
French. G.. W Snarr, J. l.. VIII, J. Har-
per Zirkle. DIR. G. A. r. Moore. and
Franklin Wissler. have been mentioned
in connection with the nomination for the
House of Delegates
The fall term of Circuit Court convened
here yesterday with Hon. Thomas w.
Harrison. Of Winchester. presiding. The
case of Towns vs.. Southern railway re-
suited in a verdict of so for the plaintiff.
a decree was entered ordering the sale
OF the splendid and valuable farm of the
late Walter Newman. near New Market.
In the case OF the American Fertilizer
Company vs. Zirkle, there was a judg
ment for $50,
Herbert +. Miley was appointed, and
qualified. Deputy Clerk.
The following out-of-town attorneys
were present at tho opening-viz.: ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03
SOCIETY IN nEDFoRD CITY.
a series of Delightful Entertain
m~.fS-Hnppy Little Folks.


BEDFURD CITY. VA. September .
Csyeclal)-A few days ago Mrs. j. S.
Busks gave a Mother Goose party In
hsaoy OF the seventh birthday OF her lit
to son. Buford Burks. An unlnltated
sDectafcr might have fancied that the
pictures I'm some choice edition of child
houd's treasured volume had been touch
"a by the magic wand OF a fairy and
yurunr forth instinct with life and joy,
ID beautiful was the scene presented as
ths lifle folk in quaint costume sported
up0n fhe efeensw ard. They were under
tho le.1ership OF Miss Bessie kasey who
iiRy<.rs s1atcd the Old Woman Who Lived
w. a shoe. She did nOs however, consign
tho LITTLE folks 10 the same fate as that
lard-h sari,,d dame. The weeest of the
tots Ncre amused by Miss Louise Ka-
a.. v1s0. as Bo-Pcep welding her blue
sapleIed crook. looked after the sheep.
The hego OK the occasion impersonated
f'fSi5 Boz Blue. while his little brother
WITH his golden curls, made beautful
sleepy Head There were thirty-siN
happy children IN bright costume each
epreseAt,ng some character In the Mo-
nef dcOsc jingle Their rapid move
aents 10 thelr sports presented a picture
as cirangeatle and bright as the colors
n tne Kaleidoscope.
iss and bright did their eyes grow
f'oen tiaey ar locked into the dining
room ana beheld the beautiful table
taep wuh All manner OF goodies" in
hg iniahi of which 'sbone tho birthday
.'ke mtb its crown OF seven sparkling
saa9 % hghC And how they all did eat.
ATE "haS good time they had
Aks. HucKERs RECEPTION.
"hdrsde1 afternoon Mrs. o. <. Rucker
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burg county. Va.
Miss Lizzie Boiling. OF Petersburg IS
visiting Mrs. X. S Price at this place.
Miss Jennie Taylor. Of the Fonticello
LIthia Springs. Manchester Va. IS VISIT
ing her aunt, Mrs. W. NJ. Richardson. IN
the village
Misses Mabel and Myrtle Daniel. OF Roa-
noke. Va. who have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. John j. owen. near this
place, have returned home. They were
accompanied by Miss Agnes NJ Wootton,
OF Farmyille.
Miss Mamie Gillian OF Petersburg. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. G.. $. Wing. near
here
Miss Annie Reeves. Of New York city,
is on a visit to Miss Matte Gerard, AT ner
beautiful country home, Gerard Park"
Miss Ella Parkinson. of Manchester, IS
on "A visit 20 her brother Mr. Walter r.
Parkinson. in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Thornton. who
have been spending several weeks At
SIR. l.. ID. Jones' have returned 10 Their
home IN Manchester
Mr.. w ID. Price. travelling salesman for
a plano company Of your city. Is AZ home
on the sick list.
Quite a number Of young people as
sembled at the beautiful park near the
Green Bay magnesia spring last We'd
nesday and had a most enjoyable basket
picnic. A string band was on the grounds
10 furnish music for the occasion. and
the whole affair was greatly enjoyed by
all present
The tobacco crop Is very fine In this
section. and much IS being, cut this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03

II. Downing w. j.. Richards, and ID. c.
O'Flaherty. of Front Royal; r. 7. Bar
ton, of Winchester; l. Triplett Jr., and
r. J. Walker. Mount Jackson: NJ \.
Price. c. W Bennick and l. A. I.ohr,
New Market; Marshall Mccormick, Berry
Vile; A. c. Stickey. SGrasburg; John +.
Roller, Harrisonburg.
William Bradford, Of near Edinburg,
this county, recently sold A-week-old
calf that weighed 40 pounds.
Mrs. f. V. Riddleberger, wife Of the late
United Statos Senator H. II. Riddle
berger. who has been summering here
with her daughter Mrs. NJ. W Magruder'
returned TO her home, in Washington on
Thursday.
A new post-office has been established
in the western section OF this county IL
Will be known as Gridley.
The recent rains have placed most OF
the land in Shenandoah county In such
a condition that the farmers are push
ing their fall ploughlng energetically. The
southern section of the county still needs
rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03

gave a reception to a few friends in
honor of her guests-Alrs. Stanley Mar
tin. of Danville, and Mrs. Williams, OF
Kenova. 1t was a very charming affair.
There were present Mrs Patton and Mrs.
Williamson, Of Danville; Mrs. Dallas
Tucker Mrs. Il. s. Smith, Mrs. II. ID. Blu
ford Mrs. Galloway Brown, Mrs. j. ii.
Walker. Miss Susie Campbell, Mrs. D. w.
Read. and Mrs. Gregory.
The special feature of the occasion was
q contest of memory and observation In
a progressive game. Advertisements, con-
sisting of large number of pictures Of
articles advertised, with the names cut
on We're presented TO the guests. The
names Of these were to be supplied Mrs.
Il. s. Smith succeeded in getting the
largest number correctly, and received
the honors. The delicious peach cream
and cake were sufficient to atone for any
disappointment from failure to secure the
prize.
Mr.. Herbert Patterson entertained in
charming style the members OF the Fiji
teen Club Thursday afternoon The -en-
tertainmeNt was In the nature Of a fare
well TO the club. as Mr.. and Mrs. Patter-
son have disposed of their home here in
order 20 move 10 his farm I'm the country
Their departure Will be much regretted.
On Friday the annual picnic OF the
Methodist Sunday school took place in
grove near town. whore very happy
day was spent
Miss Halle Bretts and Mr.. Algie Hurt.
Of Petersburg, who have been visiting
friends in Bedford. returned home to-
day.
Miss Mary sieter. OF Georgetown. is the
guest of DIR. ]. w. Sale.
Mrs. Ramsay and her daughter. Miss
Lucille, Of Norfolk. are stopping at Ho-
lei Bedford.
MIS-. Ludwick aud daughter, OF Roa-
noke, who have been summering In Bed
ford. returned homo on Friday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03

increased. Still, the rate is not material
~ increased.
Our financial affairs are in good shape,
thanks to the efficient Treasurer. b. w.
Wyche.
Rev. c. =. Ryland will preach at the
Baptist church tomorrow night.
Mrs F'lippen and her daughter. Mrs.
Or. Bryant, OF southampton, are visiting
DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Jones.
Miss Nancy Powell, of Brunswick, pass
ed through this town to-day
Mrs. Charles Gibbon and her daughter,
Miss Jennie Glbbon, have returned to Pc
tersburg.
Miss Sarah Davis OF Petersburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ G. Weaver.
Mr.. Charles Gore, Of North Emporia,
died at his residence yesterday from an
attack of meningitis.
Mrs w r. Bailey and children have
returned from Bedford city. where they
have been summering.
Miss Bottle Mayes has returned from a
visit to Virginia Beach and other points.
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Innings
CRAMP MACnINIsrs STRIKE.
Ihey Demand Nine-Honr Day and
acknowledgements OF DISCHARGED Wen.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. September o.
The skilled maohinists al cramns, shin.
yard went on strike yesterday morning
Tor nine-hour work-day and the r..n-
statement Of discharged union employ.
This action Was taken In accordance with
y decision reached az a mass-mesUug
Thursday night. that II no word were r.-
ceived from Charles H. Cramp. president
OF the company. by 10 o'clock ln the
morning 10 the effect that he would con-
fer with the officers OF the international
Association OF Machinists the men would
stop work az that hour.
a few minutes after the appointed timl
had arrived the machinists began leaving
the yard. IL is estimated that about one
hundred and fifty passed through ia3
gates within short time Al noon it Is
sdld; several others joined the strikers.
SOM >. heestn, business agent Qf me
international Association OF Mach.uisls
local Executive Committee. said that 10
an ABOUT three hundred and nfty skilled
nacLlnisis had stopped work. so THAI t.t
Morris and what Is known as the u'i
ramps shops were practically closed .f
o. CLOCK In the afternoon. Inc etfiAri''
ne SAID, represented about al tho lnt
chlnisis employed In the Engine Depif.-
mert. The machinsts working in tht
yard were not called out, and continued
az work.
THE strike" .Keeg8n said ''Wlll anecl
about seven hundrea men. Those wofl, lns
IN the machine-shOps may be- divided mo
three Classes-the skilled maChinists, ne
handy men. and the be. pers the strAe
only includes the skilled machnisla. w"
have not asked the handy men ana nci
ers 90 come out, They cannot MateiiaNf
benefit US AT this time. and We 70 not
want them TO jeopardize their positions,
as their places can be more readily ~
ed"
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CREENEsyILLE COUNTY LEVY.
Ii Was slightly Increased for Nari-
Gus Reasons.

EMPORIA. VA, September 2 (Special)
The Board Of Supervisors Of Greenesville
county held an adjourned meeting to-day
and laid the county levy for the year 1885,
1900. The rate exceeds somewhat that OF
last year for several reasons: First, the
assessment Of the Atlantic-Coast Line
railroad was materially decreased; and,
secondly. under recent decision OF the
Court OF Appeals the act allowing the
several Boards OF Supervisors 10 tax cap
ital employed by merchants in their busi-
ness was decided unconstitutional. This
cut of taxable values TO considerable
extent and. moreover. the school tax was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03
GREEN BAY SCHOOL NEWS.
Teachers Elected for the Comm <
Session-Interesting Personal News.

Teachers Elected for the COmi <
Session-Intcresting Personal News.
GREEN BAY. VA, September 2.-tSpe-
cial.)-At u meeting OF the School Board
recently held at this place, the following
teachers were appointed for the ensuing
session: Professor r. H. May, Green Bay
School; Mr. william Edwards. Meherrin
School; Miss Gertrude Ewing, Dance
School; Mrs G. y. Wing owen School
Miss Agnes NJ Wootton, OF Farmvhle.
Wakefield School. and Miss Mamie Fay
log of Meherrin for the Davis School.
Hon. George w. Hardy. superintendent
OF Public Schools OF Lunenburg county,
who has been quite sick for some time,
is much improved.
Miss Blanche Hardy has returned from
q visit to friends at Mac Farlauds, Lunen-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03
A sc. HOneycOmb Towel
for &c.

y 1-2c. Turklsh-Bath Towels for 71-2c. !;
the PC. Snowflake Bath are IS 2-3c. !;
20c. Towels. extra large and heavy,
y l-2c: Bleached Monte Towels that
cost Toe. Il dozen always, for &C.; Sc
Turkish Bath for sc.
Linen Huck Towels. hemmed 3 for 15c
Linen Damask Dinner Napkins, 81 size,
Snow White. Toe dozen.
Bleached Linen Doylies, 39c. dozen, in
stead Of soc.
Real Russian Crash Towelling, hand
woven. Toe. yard.
Twilled Linen Crash for 3 SIC yard.
Turkey-Red, Blue. and other fancy col
ored Table Damask, 25c. yard-usually
81 ID and fjc.
Hemstitched Linen Pillow-Cases, Toe. a
pair; Linen Sheets. hemstitched, full
1914. $i9S.
Pillow Linens. so inches wide, always
best price zoe, for 44c. yard.
Linen Buffet Scarfs, fancy centres, for
19c
s pieces Extra Heavy German Linen Ia
BILE Damask 10 be 3ic. yard-worth soc.
Finest Satin Damask Table Cloths, Z
yards wide 2 IL yards long, g 80; Nap
kins. So and 81 sizes. 10 match.
FROM 9 TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
Large Plaid Fancy Sofa Pillow Linens,
20 inches wide 1910. yard.
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volunteer 20 Go Anywhere.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. September D.
The Wilder Guards a crack military or
ganzation OF this city every member OF
which was a volunteer IN the spanish
American war have volunteered TO 20 20
The Philippines or wherever the President
may see ~ 10 send them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03
Large cakes of Honey
and Rose Toilet Soap,
highly scented, worth sc.
a cake, for &c. cake.

Tar Soap, cakes for sc.
Highly-Perfumed Violet Talcum Pow
der, T. 1-2c box.
Black and Tan Shoe Polish. sc. bottle.
DR.. Hirschs Ammonia, for cleansing
and toaet purposes, large bottles, lOc'
Carbolic Mouth Wash for l6c bottle
Another lot of 3-ounce cakes of Palm
Soap for 1c. cake.
e-inch Rubber Dressing Combs, worth
3jc. for l9c. each.
Chndren's Rubber Backing Combs, were
1Oc. for &c.
10 and 25c. French Bristle Toothbrnshes,
to-day l0c.
box. for SC. a box.
Carbolated. Perfumed. and Borated Tai
cum Powder. &c. can.
Gelle Freres' Violet Extract Tor &c
ounce: usually SOC.
GeIie Freres' Violet and Rose Toilet
Soap. y l-2c. cake.
Craddock's Medicated Blue Soap SC. a
cake.
snver-Trimmed Pipes for 1oc. usually
G1p.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03
ROgers's I6-dwt. Silver
Plated Knives, always SIS,
for sos q dozen.

Silver-Plated Fruit knives a GOT of 8
for soc
CocobOla-Hau ne Knives and Fork.
Swedged Blades sterling silver Dole
stored 500 a dozen instead 1f H.
Pearl-Handle Fruit Knives wiki store
ling silver bolster g. SET
Stag-Handle Knives and Forks, g. a.
dozen; always $3.50.
Fancy-B0lstered Knives and Forks. aI-
ways N.75. for 81 "a dozen
FROM N TO 10 O'CLOCK
Cherry-Handle Knives and Forks. -c