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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
LOUDOUN COUNTY.
The UpperviIIe Colt ShOw-A Mar
riuge-iriefS.

LEESBURG, VA, July H.-(Special)-
The Upperville Colt-Show Club has
wound up its affairs for this year. find
ing itself in good condition. while the
exhibition of 1879 was in every way a
success. The officers for the next year
have been elected, as follows: Presi-
dent. Colonel Richard II. DuIany; Vice
President Willie Fletcher; Secretary and
Treasurer, Z. :. Gochnauer; Directors
r. Hunter Dulany, James II. Skinner,
George Frasier, Henry Shippers, Joseph
A. Gibson, Joshua Fletcher, Charles a.
Crenshaw, Robert Neville. and II. d.
Gibson.
Mr.. \. b. Chandler, an alumnus Of the
University of Virginia, has been in Lees
burg this week. working in the interest
Of that institution.
\ very handsome wedding took place
at Goresville on Wednesday, in Christ
church. which was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. Miss Alice Louise,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Glen Cid
ding, was married TO Mr.. William Clin-
ton Adams. of Frederick county. Nd.
The ceremony was performed boy Rev H.
d. La MOthe, rector OF the church. Wal
ter Parker, Of Washington. was best
man, and Miss Lulu Weldon. of the
same city. a cousin of the bride, was
maid of honor. the bridesmaids being
Miss Flossie Gliding sister of the bride;
Miss Waters, of Maryland; Miss Sim
clair of Charlottesville, Va. and Miss
West, Of Keyser, w. Va. The ushers
were Messrs. Hemp Gliding. Raymond
Cook Eugene MERCER, and Cephas Sin
clair a breakfast was partaken Of after
the ceremony. and the young couple
started on their new life. They Will re-
side near Adamstown. Nd.
Light Battery a, of the District Ma
tional Guard, passed through Leesburs,
on its way to the Mountain House. just
above Snckersville. where they will be
encamped for practice for a week or ten
days. The passage Of these few brought
to mind that Of the throngs that passed
over the same street thrty-hve years
ago. on a very different, and not so
welcome. an errand.
The death of Miss Susie. the youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Lodge,
of Round Hill. has cast a gloom over
the entire neighborhood. where she was
greatly admired and beloved. She died
of typhoid-fever, after a short illness.
As usual. Lecsburg IS a winner at the
horse shows. At that at Manassas yes
terday, Leap Year, the fine jumper of
Chichester & Carter. took first prize IL
the high jump contest. The show was
well attended by LOudoun people.
The large new elevator and fiourmill
of w. S jenkins x Co.. is going up rapid
". and will be of the latest and best
plans Leesburg will then have two up
to-date grain depots.
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made five members present-just a quo
rupl-and for about an hour and halt
such business as required the immediate
action of the board was attended 10.
Among the Richmond firms who secured
contracts to furnish supplies were ".
Heckler & Brother, Kingan CO., Ia
venport q Morris. G. W. Antrim d son.
the Taylor Boiling Company, Christian
q Winirce Company, 5. 4. Beverage *
Co.. II. f. Williams; Temple, Pembertoh'
Cordes d CO.; FourQuroan, Temple *
Co: Drewry, Hughes * CO., and Parrish
Brothers.
Rev. W. j. King, pastor Of the PresDy-
terrain church here, has with him for a
few days his brother. Mr. ID. ). King. OF
the Buffalo University and his Trend
Mr. A. G. Pohlman, also OF BuildIo.
Miss Kate Bidgood of Richmond, who
has been spending some time here with
relatives and friends, Will return home IN
tho morning.
Professor Charles u Bishop. of the
departments of Greek. French. and Ger
man al William and Mary, leaves i'm the
morning for Fredericksburg, to address
the summer Normal School, now in ses-
sion in that city.
Mrs. Mamie Hankins has with her this
week her friend. Miss TeXie Meanley oil
Newport News
Professor Frank Simpson, of Richmond.
and Mr.. Griffin, of Mobile, are visiting
at the home of Mr.. L. T. Martin.
DIR. II. L. Stevenson will take months
vacation. most of which will be- spent at
Virginia Beach and neighboring resorts.
Miss Susie Richardson has gone 10 New
York. where she will remain with her
relatives for at least three months
Mr.. James Barren. Of Warsaw. was
here to-day, combining business with
pleasure.
Misses Mamie Wright. Of Tappahan-
mock: Mary Hill, Of King William, ana
Annie Perkins, of Newport News are
guests of Misses Wright. near Toano.
Miss Harriet Cowles, sister Of PROBES
sor Dudley r. Cowles. of Hampton, IS
visiting Miss Annie Gatewood.
Clerk-of-the-Courts r., II. Geddy and
Mr.. =. II. MadduX are at Old Point to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Powell have
visiting them the widow of Mr.. James
Baker. who was killed in st. Louis some
time ago. Mr. Baker was u native OF
this place. but had lived in the West for
some years
The sick are all getting along nicely,
with the possible exception of Mrs.
Lambs daughter who shows little or no
Improvement.
Mr.. Livingston. of New York, is here
10 be present at test of the water sup
ply being made on the grounds of Miss
Marie Marshall, by Mr. Sydnor Of Rich
mond.
DR.. j. r. Lewis. an ex-member of the
Hospital Board from Richmond, and DR..
e. c. Booth. OF Carter's Grove, James
city. were here yesterday. and dined with
| ~. Nnaniinl dirnnfnre
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ON THE APP0MATT0A.
NEWS NOTES FROM PETERsBtK"
AND VICINITY.
THE PETITION WAS NOT FILED.


PETERSBURG. VA, July H-(Special)
a meeting Of the creditors of Messrs.
DuVal & Co. lumber dealers Of this
city. who were about to file a petition in
bankruptcy, was held here to-day, with
a view TO enecting a compromise. After
fun discussion and consideration it was
agreed that the firm should not be adj
judged bankrupt but that deed OF as
slgnment should DO executed subject 20
the provisions Of the national bankrupt
law The assets Of the firm are said TO be
about $1,000. and the liabilities $4,000.
The largest single creditor is the Mechan-
les and Merchants Bank, OF Manches-
ter. whose claims amount to several thou-
sand dollars, protected by notes ana deeu
of trust There are several creditors in
Richmond, Petersburg, and elsewhere
holding accounts against the firm, rang
ing in amounts from 500 to 500. Messrs.
DuVal d Co.'S embarrassment was
caused by the failure of parties indebted
TO them 10 meet their obligations at ma
turty.
There are several criminal cases OF in
terest on the docket of the County Court
of Sussex TO be tried at the next term.
one Of these IS that Of Albert Clements,
d negro who is charged with the murder
by poison OF another negro named Hines.
The accused viii be defended by two
lawyers of prominence, and the Attorney
for the Commonwealth will have assist
ancc i'm the prosecution.
MIR. Charles Thompson, q well-knoWn
young citizen. went boat-rowing down
the river several days ago and blistered
his hands considerably. lie punctured the
blisters with a brassy pin, which caused
Inflammation and blood poisoning. lie
has suffered much i'm consequence, and
was to-day taken TO the Home for the
Sick to have an operation performed
Probably not in many years have build
ing operations been so active in Peters
burg as during this season. \ number Of
elegant residences are going up. and con-
tracts have been given out for Qihers.
Some of the builders have So much work
on their hands that they have been COM
PEELED to decline offers of additional con-
tracts. The Street Railway Company, 1t
is understood. viii put up buildings near
West-End Park TO cost in the neighbour
hood of $4,000, and has in contemplation
the erection of costly improvements
short distance west of the city, to be used
as a pleasure resort for the public.
The residence of Mr.. Lonnie simmons,
I'm Sussex county. was destroyed by an
accidental fire one day this week. His
loss is about $500. with no insurance.
The Board of Directors of the Young
Mems Christian Association last night
decided TO add baths and a gymnasium
10 their building, and this work of i'm
provement will be commenced at once.
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CLARKE COUNTY.
sudden Death of n Lady-PcrsonaI
Notes,


BERRYVILLE, VA, July 2l-(Special)
Mrs Mary \. Hart died at her home in
the county, on Thursday morning; aged
g years. Mrs. Hart was a Miss Dix. OF
Frederick county. She leaves family of
nine children Mrs. Hart had been in APP
parently as good health as usual up 20 a
few hours before her death. when she
complained OF difficulty in breathing got
up from her bed, and went on a porch
for fresh air. 4 few minutes later she
fell dead. Her funeral took place to-day
from the Episcopal church. the interment
being in Green-Hill Cemetery.
Miss Annie Grubbs and Mr.. Jesse Bill
mire, both of this county, were married
Wednesday evening at the parsonage OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, South.
Major Charles Elect Cabell Of Lynch
burg, recently nominated by the President
as a major, has a number Of relatives and
friends in this county. Major Cabell
married in June last Miss Mamie Powell
Mccormick OF this place.
The social event of this week was u
fete champetre, given Tuesday evening at
THE Knoll" the beautiful new home OF
Mr.. Herbert Brougham Warde, on south
Church street,. The house and grounds
were prettily illuminated. and refresh
ments were handed on the lawn. Mrs
Warde was assiSed in receiving by Mrs
Richard Chamberlain. of Baltimore
Among the guests were Mrs. Patterson.
Misses Mary and Marguerite Patterson,
and Miss Sewers, OF Baltimore; Mrs. +.
V. Tilford, Miss Matte Davis. Miss Hotz-
man. Mrs. Prescott. Miss Prescott, and
Mrs. Van Hook. OF Washington; Miss
Catherine Martin, Of. Nashville, Tenn;
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Miss Iottfe Hodges. of Norfolk, MISS
WeatheralI. OF Parkersburg, w. Va; Mr..
Lawrence Mccormick. Of Temple, rex;
Dr. John T.. Page. United states navy,
and Mrs. Page; Mrs. ;. q. Hammond. OF
pittsburg. Pa; Misses Lilly ana Nora
Moore. Kittie and Leacy Mcdonald. An
ME Moore. Mamie and Mossle White'
Mamie Mcclure. Emily and Elizabeth
smith Florence and Katie Baughman,
Vidio Mccormick. Annie B. Mccormick,
Gertrude Mccormick, Florence ogden.
Janie Moore, Nellie Griffith. May Wall.
Nav and Mamie Lippitt. Virginia and
Harriet washington. Marie G.. Mcclure,
selma Williams. Helen Dortch, and
Louise Hardesty; Mrs. John b. Stanard'
s. NJ. TAYLOR and wife. Or. and Mrs. }. Nj.
q NIcGuire. Mr. and Mrs. ID. G. Snyder
Mr.. r.. r. Smith. Mr.. John Il. NELL =
II Mercer 4. Moore. Jr., G. NJ. Brouh'
Mrs. A. r. Broun. DR.. George y. Har-
desty. Conrad Kownslar, DR.. and MIS-. =.
Mccormick. Blackburn Smith. MT anu
Mrs. ]. T. Griffith, Rev Edward wan,
Dr. and Mrs. r. Z. Page. RoDerdeau
Wheat. Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Whiting MI
G. II. Smith. and X. ID. Hardesty'
DR.. Charles \. Ware, or ~. LOUIS
visited his sister, Mrs. j. VI. u. Mcpulre'
this week
Mr.. &. .. Lewis, OF illS 'hi'e" 80
Fish Commission, is visiting his mother
Mrs. +. c. Lewis. at Monterey"
Captain sklnker. of Richmond. Is the
guest OF Mrs. f.. l.. Wheat, at "Morsans
Spring"
Miss Sadie Washington, Of Washing
ton. ID. c.. is visiting Miss Portia Baldwin.
Mr.. william Meade. Of Waco, Tex
spent several days with Mr.. d. X. Meade
THIS week.
Miss NJ. J. Crown. Of Baltimore, Is
visiting her brother, Mr.. John Q. Crown.
Mrs. William Il. Page and daughters.
Mrs. Catln and Miss Agnes Page, oil
Washington. d. c., are the guests OF Dr.
&. T.. Lippitt, at "Elmington."
Miss Corinne shepherd Of Chicago, is
visiting the Misses Shepherd, near Berry
vile. Va.
Or. Ed. Lee, Of Norfolk, visited his IA
Their, MIR G. s. Lee, this week.
Miss Elizabeth Macatee and Alice o'oh,
after a visit AT "Springdeld,' returned
home. TO Front Royal, this week.
MIR. James o. Bruin of Alexandra, Is
visiting Mr.. Clinton Foley.
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TO LEASE THE FARM, INDIAN
Fields" iu Charles city county. Va. lying
near Wiuc0x's Wharf ON the James river.
ON shares. or for money rent Terms
liberal. Apply 20
IL. SELDOM TAYLOR
Real Estate Agent
iv lS-eod2w No. S Eleventh street.
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ESSEN COUNTY.
The Portrait Unvciiing-Assault on
Preacher.

Correspondence of the Dispatch)
TAPPAHANNOCK, VA, July BIN the
account of the unwilling of portraits at
Tappahaunock published in this morn
ings Dispatch, no mention Of Mr.. Dou-
glass Mitchell, Of Walkerton. appears.
Mr.. Mitchell presented the portraits Of
Captain W. l.. Brooks and several other
gallant Confederate officers Mr. Mitch
els address was probably the most adj
mired b. those present. having been evil
IDENTIFY well thought out. and il was most
gracefully delivered. Especial interest was
felt i'm him by all of our people, because
he is well and widely known i'm the coun-
ties Of Essex. King and queen. and King
William. and returned from the tnlver-
sity of Virginia at the close of the last
session. having won distinction in his
studies and the declaimer's medal OF the
jefferson Literary Society.
ON the night of the llth "A murdeious
assault was committed on +. Il. Brown
a colored preacher at Centre cross. IN
this county. Brown was attacked in MS
bed. and strangled into insensibiity, and
was evidently left for dead. He resained
consciousness, however, and under the
careful attention of Or. LarHn Hundley
is ON the road 10 recovery. Not until
Tuesday was he able 10 articuate suill-
GENTLY to testify and then the Justice
had to place his ear within few inches
of his mouth i'm order 10 understand him
Brown implicated his wife as one Of the
active participants in the assault, and
she was lodged in Jail 10 wait the action
of the grand jury. Brown stands well IN
the community with both races, and the
outrage has excited the people to the eX-
rr.F N.rr.fa YAK f.r 81 HH q
tho euilt of those who assisted the wife
become generally known. and their iden-
titv established. All such threats emanate
from coIored friends of Browns, and VIII
not be carried out. There is strong suspi-
cion against certain parties, and two col
orcd men have been arrested and bound
over. The woman has young baby
months old, and Judge Croxton admitted
her 20 bail tonight
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WITH IMPOSING CEREMONIES.
Cornerstone of Confederate Monu-
ment Laid.

WOODSTOCK. VA. July A.-(Special)-
Almost beneath the folds Of the Stars
and Stripes floating over Massanutten
Academy. the cornerstone Of the monu-
ment to the Confederate dead in Massa-
nutton Cemetery was laid this evening
with imposing ceremonies. Rev. =. ID.
Stephenson, chaplain OF Shenandcs h
Camp, United Confederate Veterans, was
master of ceremonies. Fully seven hun
bred people were present. The monu-
ment is being erected by Shenandoah
Chapter. United Daughters of the Con-
federacy. of this place, and will be a
spiral shaft p feet in height. The un-
yelling has been set for September 3Oth.
The procession formed at the court
house. and was fully half a mile in
length
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ALIEN ANDRIA.
She Took Laudanum-Politic Are
warming tp.

She Took Iauudhuhi-i" ii'i'S
warming Up.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 2l.-(SpecialD
Mrs G.. \. Barbour, young woman
about IS years Of age. was discovered IN
the bedroom OF her residence, on south
Fsvette street. this morning IN an un-
conscious condition from large dose OF
laudanum which she had taken with
suicidal intent Drs. Snowden, Jones
and German were speedily called In. Ihey
found the young woman m "a very 'IllC"l
condition. but after working nara I''
some time succeeded I'm resuscltallhs het
In a measure. The doctors DelleNe sic
will recover. Mrs. Barbour HVed alo"e
with her husband. The family came here
from Washington in March, their orisi-
nal home being i'm Tennessee. They app
parently lived tremendously. This morn
ing. however. after Mr.. Barbour had gone
TO work I'm Washington some neighbors
discovered that Mrs. Barbour was badly
bruised about the neck. She purchaser
some laudanum on the preteXt OF dress
ing her bruises. and shortly atterWard
was found as above stated.
The local political fires are growing
brighter. with Indication OF hot cam
paign. Mr.. James L. Cation has an
nounced that he will be a candidate for
the House. and Mr.. William II. May VIII
oppose him. Mr.. May served in the House
the term Of 1866. The friends OF MT.
Frank Hume Of Alexandra county. are
urging him 10 become a candidate, ana
IT is probable that he will acquiesce. 4
hone OF contention, exciting considerable
interest at this stage, is the method OF
making a nomination. Mr.. Cation faVors
a primary. in which the candidate re-
ceiying the plurality shall be the nominee
Mr.. May advocates a primary, followed
bv pro rata selection of delegates for
convention. II is thought that the Demo-
cratic committees for the city and coun-
~ will adopt the former method. Inc
primary which was to have been held
here to-day for the purpose or nominating
a candidate for the House was declared
off. as Captain 5. r. Donahoe. Of Fairfax,
was the only one who complied with the
requirements. He will, therefore, nave
the privilege Of naming the entire city
delegation for the convention, which
NETS here August 9Th.
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Charged with Perjury.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July H.-iSpe-
cial)-Another sensation was sprung this
afternoon in connection with the famous
Austin criminal-assault charges, wnen
warrants were issued i'm Hampton at the
irsitnct Of Sheriff Curtis for the arrest
Il John Tappin. father Of Bertha Tap
Din the Girl i'm the case. and Lily Barton
Both are accused OF causing Bertha 10
periure herself In accusing Colonel Austin
OF assaulung her. Bertha Is now In jan
on the charge OF perjury. The case Will
be heard tomorrow.
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LosT. srRAYED, AND FOUND.

A. G. ANTHONY & son.
is l6-Sun, W&Sa3t PropretOrs.
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4 diseased stomach surely undermnes
health. 1t dulls the brain kills energy.
destroys the nervous system. and predis-
poses 10 insanity and fatal diseases. All
dvspeptic troubles are quickly cured by
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II has cured thou
sands Of cases and is curing them every
days It's Ingredients are such that 1t
can't help curing. Bodeker Brothers. T..
Miller
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Thomas Rhoads. Controlled. o., writes
81 suffered from piles seven or eight
years. No remedy gave me relief until
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, less than a
box Of which permanently cured me"
Soothing, healing, perfectly harmless.
Beware Of counterfeits. Bodeker Brothers,
y. A. Miller.
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Anxious sale prices on
CeDarate Skirts.

sG9S Handsome Embroidery trimmed
Heavy Welt skirts for $50.
Braid-frmmed White Il. Is. skirts Tor
S275. were s..
zoe. for White p. X. skirts, with Tapped
tailor seams. were $l.25.
Misses White and COlored Trimmed
skirts, button back, for 4Sc., instead
OF 81
CSC buys Best Quality Inscruon-I RIM
med White and Colored Misses +. X.
skirts, ordinarily Sl.S9.
Heavy Grade Pure Linen Tailor-Made
skirts for $40. instead Of -.
Ladies' Best Quality Braided Mohar
Bathing Suits, all sizes. for $40;
Wrappers. lace and embroidery TRIM
Ladies Dressing Sacques. in neat,
dainty styles. large, fancy collars 4or
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Spent a Good Farm Doctoring.

Mr.. A. n. NOEL OF Asherville, KAN
says he spent good farm doctoring him
self for chronic diarrhoea. but got no re-
lief. ana was afraid that he must die. lie
CHANGED 10 get hold OF bottle Of Cham
bcrlains collie. Cholera. and Diarrhoea
Remedy and was permanently cured by
it. For sale by all druggists.
Jy lG-Su, VISA
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u. S. SENATOR.

Senatorial Bee hes been puAI'ng
around my corner, and, as inc skln-
quarter Philosopher says. many arc
called, but fe " are chosen. ieel ' INA,
| am called, and [ am going to MAKE & l Ile
"FOLLOWING ANNOUNCEMEN
Commencing this day, to last during the
long season in July, you can buy
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WILLIAMSBURG.
Meeting of the Hospital Hoard
Personal Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. July H.-(spe-
eiai)-Only four Of the nine members of
tho Hospital Board were here yesterday
morning 10 attend the regular quarterly
meeting. messenger on horseback was
tent AFTER Mr. Hubbard the York county
member, who arrived about o'clock. lie
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The piikintOn Case.
OFarmville Hernldl

(FarmVlIIe HeraIdJ
The bailing Of W. G. PilkintOn will not
be a matter of surprise. The testimony
clearly makes out case of self-dcfonce,
as unfortunate as the whole affair u.s..
Without additional facts the Common
wealth will not ask for conviction.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
w,NTrD sr,lIER noARDERs.

I HAVE JUST TWO VACANT ROOMS
left. Healthy location. Up-to-date
table. The finest waters in Virginia.
People for miles around drink 20. Three
daily trains in each direction. Five m.n-
utes' walk from railroad. Refer hy per-
mission 20 Dr. Henry e.. Jones and Bur
nett Lewis. Terms moderate. Address
Mrs. SAM MOSS. Beaver Dam, VI.
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FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

when presented ut the Dispatch
counter, accompanied by the cash.
wants." "Rooms Tor
pe,tv "w.ntcd Rooms" "Bonrdcrs
wanted" "Bonrd wanted "bost'
strnyed, or stolen" will he inserted
properly classified. % words or less
for zoe. each inseriionj additional
words 1c. each.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
W ANTFD,

A WHITE BOY FROM II TO 13 YEARS
OF age. 10 live with small family on a
farm near Richmond, and do anything
that comes TO hand. Address &. Q 81
care of Dispatch Office. Jy zZ-5t
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W AVTI5D.

A POSITION TO TEACH ENGLISH
and Music. by "a lady of normal training,
four years experience. we'll recommended.
Address *. o." care OF Postmaster. Home
Vile. Sussex county. Va. is Y-lt'
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MANTItD.

dress AMERICAN STEEL-HOOP COM
PANY Duncansylle, Blair county, Pa.
ft- f--fpf
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INVENTIONS,

PATENTED AND UNPATENTED IN
MENTIONS bought sold, and exchanged
LUCAS & Co, St. Louis. Mo. jy ~
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~ ANVfrD

SIDE LINE Statesmen WANTED
to Handle SIide-Back Suspenders patent
eO as side line Address WILLIAM
LTSBG. % east Ninth street, Cincinnati
iv 1J-cl2f
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WANTED,

\ POSITION IN PRIVATE FAMILY
to Teach English. French. and Music.
Best testimonials Terms very moderate.
"UPSHCR." Box 9, Houston, Va.
il ol-Dl.N tSnnlfE
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL OWE.
a2 EAST MAIN and on BANK STREET.

el2 EAST MAIN and 81 BANK STREETS
We wish 10 call the attention OF the
public Go the fact that our RESTAU-
RANT has been placed In charge OF
Mr. IT. NJ. HITLZHIMER.
and that il will be conducted I'm "A FIRST
CLASS, UP-TO-DATE MANNER with
EVERY DELlCACN THAT THE MAR
KEf AFFORDS and al REASONABLE
PRICES
We can safely say that IFS Electrician
system makes
OUR DINING-ROOMS THE COOLEST
IN THE CITY.
OUR 50c BREAKFAST AND DINNER
\ SPECIALITY.
a. G. ANTHONY & son.
jy l6-Sun W &Sa3t PrOprlet0rs.
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NON-UNION STOVE
Plate. Snap. and Machinery Moulders
Highest wages. steady employment APP
ply at once. A. WEISKITTEL X son,
in ItffnOrp Md iy 2l-3t
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" ANTEn.

FATTHFUL PERSONS TO TRAVEL.
Salary. straight; no more, no less, 800
and expenses. Reference. Enclose self
stamped envelope A. J.. NUN
son. Secretary, CaXtOn Building, Chi
C4gO 1F l---L
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TENCUERs WANTED.

WE MUST HAVE A FEW MORE
Teachers at once. A large number OF good
places vet 20 ILL., Enclose stamp. INTER
NATIONAL TEACHERS AGENCY,
Newton. y. G. Jy 2J4t