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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
THE WILLIAMSBURG TALK.
Personal Mention ana Political Cos.
sip-News from the Courts.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, August H.
Special THE court this morning sen-
fenced Anderson Braxton to two years in
the penitentiary for house-breaking. W.
II. Braxton, also charged with this OF
fence. was acquitted yesterday.
To-day court adjourned for the term.
Mr.. b. ID. Peachy qualified as a notary,
with NJ. h. Harrell as surety.
Judge Smith leaves for Yorktown to-
morrow, and will begin his regular term
there Monday morning
The Democratic Executive Committee
to-day directed the secretary 10 issue q
call for a mass-meeting Of the party
voters, TO be held at the courthouse
Monday night. August 18th, TO elect dele.
gates 10 th~ legislative convention
which meets Aere August Slst, and TO re-
organize TIE party.
Masonic Lodge, No. 6, A. f. and a. NJ
installed at their last communication the
following officerS-elect: j. w Warbur-
ton. worshipful master; c. b. Trevillian
senior warden; II. n. Phillips, junior
warden.
DR.. Edward Taliaferro, who has beer
on duty as house physician at St. Vim.
cents Hospital for several weeks. will
spend his vacation at Asbury Park. v. J.
He will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
II. Lamb.
Mr.. Spencer Henley is here on a visit "a
his mother. Mrs. Ida ID. Henley. He viii
return TO his business in Newport News
in a few days.
James b. Powell, formerly of this
place. but for several years a resident OF
Old Point, where he has been engaged in
the construction Of the new forts, is here
to-day, visiting his mother
Mr.. W. #. Moss, a weil-known attorney
of Newport News and a candidate for The
House nomination from this district was
here to-day looking after his interests
Mr.. Robert a. Lively who has been
visiting his mother for several weeks
will return TO Covington, KY, Saturda,
morning. where he is engaged in the rail.
road business.
Mr.. +. g. Jones, from Centerville. Jane,
City. was here to-day trying TO secur,
residence for himself and family. They
wish TO move here as soon as possible.
Mr.. Robert Tophan, who recently re-
turned from New York 10 visit his pa.
rents. left yesterday for Newport New.
and Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Stotts, who
have been spending some time at theil
old home, Lima. o.. will return here yer,
soon.
Corporal Edward b. Jones Is spending
few weeks in Loudoun- In october tn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
HAPPENINGS IN CLARKE.
Many Shooting stars Seen-Narrow
Escape from Lightning.

BERRYYILLE, VA, August 17.--(Spe-
cial.)-Those of our citizens who were
awake between the hours of 10 and 3 on
the night of Thursday. August 10th, were
treated TO a beautiful sight In the hea-
vens Shortly after 10 O'Clock numerous
shooting stars were seen, and as the night
passed on the frequency of these in
creased until about o'clock Friday morn
ing. From every quarter of the heavens
the aerOlites darted hither and thther
like so many skyrockets. This is the usual
visitation Of aerolites which occurs in this
country every thirty-three years
Martin holland, Jr., VINO has been want
ed by the authorities of this county since
October last, was captured at a dance
given In the pine hills between MillwOOd
and Winchester on Saturday night by
Dcputy-Sheriff LuptOn. of this county.
holland, together with one Ritter is
charged with having stolen some wheat
from J W. Eddy. Ritter was captured
shortly after the theft and served a term
I'm jail here
Lovett Company Roller Mills. and situated
at the depot in Berryyille, has been pur-
chased by Messrs. William +. Reed 81 Co.,
of this place.
TRICKS OF THE LIGHTNING.
During one Of the storms which oc-
CURED in this county this week lightning
played a curious and Wel-nigh fatal trick
in a house near Wildwood Standing near
the fireplace was negro lad with pack
Of cards in his hand. Just outside of the
house was tree, from which ran a wire
used TO dry clothes on. The lightning
struck the tree. ran along the wire to the
house, down the chimney, and, striking
the lad, tore all his clothes off and knock
ed him senseless. For a long time he
was thought to be dead but the pack OF
cards was untouched. Dr. II. c. Randolph
was called IN, and after a considerable
frs.a mir Ion, nd h.
is now doing we'll
one of the most delightful entertain
ments ever given here by local talent was
the series of Gibson pictures" followed
by a minstrel show, on Tuesday evening.
The leaders In society took the principal
parts. the minstrel show being especially
unique. as the burnt-cork artists con-
sisted Of ladies instead of men. The pro-
ceeds were devoted TO the fund for a
Confederate monument TO be erected in
Berryville.
PERSONALS.
Miss Marion Potter, Of Baltimore. IS
visiting Miss May Wheat at Morgan's
Spring.
Miss MAY Bronaugh, of Richmond, Is
the guest of Mrs. John y. Stanard.
Mrs NJ NJ. Mcclure, Of Richmond. is
quite Ill at the home Of DR.. j. Nj. @. Nc
CURE.
DR.. Edward Mcclure, OF Richmond, IS
visiting relatives in the town.
Miss Helen J. Worley. OF Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Nellie Griffith.
Mrs T. j. williams, OF POOlesville. Nd,
IL the guest or Captain j. T. Griffith.
Judge s. J. c. Moore has returned from
a visit to Fauquier White sulphur
Springs.
ington, spent Sunday with relatives in the
county.
Miss Hannah williams. Of Cincinnati,
Is visiting Mrs. w ID. Smith, at Wicklilfe.
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COcllraDe.-,JOnes,

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, August IL
(Special)-At the residence OF the brides
father on Jefferson street, last evening
al 10 o'clock, Or. John l. Cochrane. Of
Vermont, led TO the altar Miss Mary Ran
dOlph Jones. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. III. b. Lee, of Christ
church. The attendants were Miss VIII
hemina Marshall Jones and Mr.. Basil
Zones, sister and brother Of the bride.
The young couple left on an early morn
ing train for New York whence they go
up the Hudson and then to their future
home, In Bennington, Vt.
The bride is the daughter OF Major
Horace W. Jones' of this city. and was
educated at Patapsc0. near Baltimore.
DR.. Cochrane is graduate of Harvard
and OF the medical school Of the Uniyer-
sity Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
PATENTS ISSUED WEDNESDAY.
Personal and Postal Notes of Inter-
est to Virginians.


WASHINGTON. August 16.-(Special.)-
Among the patents ISSUED yesterday are
the following;
Horace L. Freeman, Lexington, n. c.,
steam-generator.
John f. Gaylord. Portsmouth, Va: as
signor Of two thirds TO j. e. Cole, and
r. w. ShulIice, Norfolk, Va, non-redlia-
BILE bottle.
Adolphus ID. Goodwin. Haran. Va,
stakeholder and fastener.
9eorge II. Henderson, Roanoke Va,
two-cylinder compound locomotive
Samuel j. Johnston, Leesburg, Va,
sash-fastcner.
william c. Lynham. Richmond, Va,
cartridge
John 0. Morris. Richmond, Va. gene
Iator for steam boiler furnaces.
Benjamin a., Rucker. Bedford City. Va.
pipe-patch.
Henry Seelinger, Norfolk, Va, shield
or protector for bottles
The same. for non-refillable bottles.
Oryille A. Stoneman. assignOr OF one
half 10 II. Il. White, Norfolk, Va, strap
fastening for trunks or the like.
John ~. Tyler, Roxabel ~ c., motor
apparatus.
John w. Wilson. Pocahontas. Va. sash
fastener.
Personal.
Aessrs. William Ellyson. Ii. NJ. Hope,
s. II. Enerson, George Westwood, Me-
Creery, and Il. III. Harrison. of Richmond,
a. {. snead and H. c. Glass, OF Lynch
burg, and DR.. George w. Graham and
wife, of Charlotte. n. c., are al the Me-
tropolltaD.
k. Nunnamaker and wife. OF Rich
mond National.
G. II. Binsley, wife, and son, S. S. Me-
traw, Leslie FOCUS, Miss j. s. Diggs,
Miss Pendleton Miss Smith, OF Lynch
burg. and 4. h. crump, OF Richmond
81. James.
W. T.. waddy, l.. T. Marston. Harry
Nice. WMdy. Richmond II. L. Lane,
lSsmont. Va, g. u. Smith, culpeper; ID.
Il. EdInger. Fredericksburg; Mrs. Bird
and Mrs. Slater OF staunton-Howerd
House.
POSTAL
John u. Mathews has been commits
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BY A. ]. Chowning Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 6 north Tenth street
UCTION SALE OF OLD BUILD.
~ TNGS
TO BE REMOVED IN FIFTEEN DAYS

TO BE REMOVED IN FIFTEEN DAYS.
we will. at the request OF tho owners.
sell by auction. upon the premises on
MONDAY. AUGUST "a. 1893
at O'Clock Z. NJ. BRICK AND SIEVE
RAL FRAN BUILDINGS. located on
Brook avenue. adjoining Messrs. James
n. Boyd 4 Co.'S tobacco stemmery. said
buildings 10 bo removed I'm fifteen DAYS
from day OF sale.
Ruilders and those dealing In building
material will find IL 70 their interest -
attend this sale.
TERMS: Announced az sale
A. J. CHEWING COMPANY.
au 10 Aucti0uecrs
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Fail River Cotton-Min Combine.

FALL RIVER. MASS, August l7.-The
indications in local mill circles point TO
the formation OF a cotton-mill combine.
with it's financial end In New York, which
will absorb s35.00O,0OO worth of Fall-River
manufacturing property. Through that
means all the Fall-Riyer mills are to be
brought under one general management.
This would effect saving. It is thought,
OF 81 10000 year.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

when presented at the Dispatch
counter, accompanied by the cash,
Unemployment wants." "Hoons for
Rcrt.v ..yXanted Rooms "Dosrders
wanted" "Board wanted" Lost,
strayed o. stolen," will be inserted
properly classified, 20 words or less.
for zoe. each insertions additional
words lie. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
Disasters I'm Chile.

VALPARAISO. August N.--The heavy
gales continue. Near Santiago de Chile
train fell into river from a bridge and
nifty passengers were drowned. A house
has been washed away here, and its nine
occupants were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18

Corporal may visit Cuba, where ne was
stationed during the late war.
Mr.. Clarence Robinson, OF Newpo''
News. candidate for the senate no,n,na-
t,on and DIR. John Craford, candidate
for the House nomination, were ut neo
mn to-day and visited York county,
where they met many friends.
Messrs. Floyd and Alexander Powell
left this evening for Old Point. where
thew are employed on government work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
? Yards TOrChOn Lace
for &c.

Ecru and Venice Laces for 15c,
Net Top Oriental Laces, cost to 2oc,,
for &c. go
45-inch Black Dress Net, pure SIX, Tor
SIC. from 81 and $1.29
Valenciennes Laces. lc; others, and
&C., from to &c.
Lyre Laces for to l2c., cost 10 TO SSc'
Black Chantilly for &c.
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST.-ONE DARK TAN POCKET
BOOK left on Norfolk and Western train
yesterday, containing one SO note. one s.
note. one 81 note. and some small change
The finder will please leave same at the
Dispatch Office aad receive reward.
au lS-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18

effectualiy get gently. when costive or
bilious. to permanently overcome habit
ual constipation. to awaken the kidneys
and liver 10 healthy activity, without
irritating or weaking them. to .dispei
headaches. colds. or fevers. use syrup or
Figs. made by the California Fig Syrup
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
FOR RENT.

5000 PER ANNUM WILL RENT A
Large Three-Story and Cellar Brick
Storehouse, centrally located on Cary
street. with elevator. scales, ana hre-
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
No. north Eleventh street
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Cotton Goods for the Cost
of Shipping.

Dlmities. Organizes, Jaconets, Batiste,
etc. in solid and figured ehects' that
sold up TO 1G 2-Sc., for &c. yard
Al Sea Island Percales, f TrSdd I Taco-
nets. and Ginghams. that sols up 10
&c. for 4c.
Scotch Dimities. Brown Cotton, ana
Apron Gnghams for &c.
Brocaded Black Sateen for 1-ic.; Linen
Crash. &C.; "A Bleached Cotton, &c. ;
iOI Brown Sheeting. Sc; Swansdown
FLANNEL 3-4c.; White Wool Flannel
800 CrenOns Ac
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Scoop Up These Ribbons

tic. A YARD-Heavy 5-inch Taneta
Ribbons.
Big lot Short Ends of Ribbons cost up
to l5c.. for SC. yard.
80 Remnants 5-inch-wide Silk Gauze RIB
bons. worth UP TO soc. yard, for lzl2c.
A-inch Taffeta Ribbons, l9c. grade, for
10c. yard.
Small lots Odd Ribbons for 1c. yard.
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SDecial Fine Black Goods
Sale.

All lengths under 10 yards.
ynglish Whip-Cord. was 4Oc.. is &c.
Brocaded Jacquards and a dozen olner
ATWOOD Materials, were 81 10 Soc''
any 50c. a yard.
wei Grenadines. &c inches, marked 10
27c Double Width Half-Wool Stuhs,
were Is and 19c., for 61-4c. 80,
All and any Crepons, striped ana Dis
tered figured, that were sold Tor N'U9
to $i35, for 65 and Toe.
oxford serges. Creponettes, CIepons,
and others, marked 10 sell Tor % l-zc''
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Heavy POrtiereS.

81 % 70 S.75. were s225 20 SIS pair.
Drapery' Scrims, Curtain Nets. Silko-
lines and Others, a third TO two-thirds
reduction Third fiOor)
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,

THAT LARGE AND COMMODlOuS
Building. at the northeast corner of Cow
ernOr and Ross streets. known as 50.
Luke's Home" This house h. supplied
with every modern convenience, and 10
well suited for a large bOaring-hOuse.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR
No. north Eleventh street
au 1S20222
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srpTr,,nrR RENT LIST

A FULL AND COMPLETE
description Of sll houses we have for rent.
Call, write or phone for one.
j B. ELAN & CO.
an I7-4t lil3 east Main.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.

PUPILS IN STENOGRAPHY AND
Typepriting Apply for terms ana AL
PARTICULARS al Richmond School Of sien'-
graphy. 9i9 east Main stree. over n .l-
& Bakers pharmacy. Miss PONIhht.9''
Principal. al I'm
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Hot Belt Buckles, worth
I'D to I5C., for &c. each.

SS7 Ladies' Brooches. worth up to lOc.
for 1c each.
/ lot Fancy Stick-Pins, worth up 10
10c.. for 1c.
1 lot Ladies' Cuff Buttons, were &c,
for &c. pair.
/ lot Spectacles. were &c, for Sc. pair
/ lot soc. Fancy Fan-Chains for 1sc.
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WANTED,

TO RENT FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS.
Good location. West End preferred.
be low in price. State lowest terms '"N
location. 4. Il. c., care Of Dispt i--u,..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and tho style Of work and prices will be
sure to please you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
Any Plate on this table
ST. a dozen,

marked from $3.50: another table OF
Plates. COO a dozen. from Sl5O.
o dozen Blue Decorated Plates, 5oc.
dozen.
A table OF Sugars. Creamers, and Tea
Pots are &c. each. !,
THREE TOILET SETS, were 1895 ana
$1,000 are $3.50.
Sets. were 1857, $3.50, and S3.sS, are y
each set: six other Small Sets are re-
duced TO 81 a set.
S19s Berry Sets are 81; Individual Tea
No or
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Houseware Prices That
Stagger Belief.

NEARLY ALL SETS ARE SHORT OF
ONE OR MORE PIECES.
A Haviland Dinner Set, SIS. from 1923.
9 Handsome Dinner Sets, $40. from
$3.50; one set Blue and Gilt. $3.50. from
S12sS: four other sets for $3.50 each.
2 Tea Sets, were $3.50, for $. % each.
Cups and Saucers any costing TO S1.5o.
mostly odd ones, for 2Oc. a pair.
16 Large Vases, were in price to sS.79-
20 m
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Save Half Your Money on
Curtains.

All the stock on hand from the past
season. Hundreds Of pairs.
Lace Curtains for 40c., were 7Sc.; for 81;
were A69: for 75c.. were Sl2S; keal
Applique for Sl.25 pair, were S''';
others TO SO. were TO $22 PAIR.
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AUCTION sALEs-rh,. n,w

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD rfrn
IAxEs FOR THE CURRENT car r ~
PAX YEAR ARE TO BE PAID pen
HArA by THE VENDOR AND TH1
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.Janauned Tin Toilet Sets,

81 ones. for Soc. 80 ones for 81; Wash
Rollers were 73c.. are SOC: Porcelain
lined water Coolers. large size, 75c.
each. is Dish-Pans, &c. each; Covered
buckets. were 29c., are l2c.; Kettles,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18

BY virtue Of deed OF trust. dated -
18th Of March. 1893, recorded in Deed-
Book l53 c. page lSS. Richmond r,,
Chancery Court. default having tsl,
made In the payment Of some OF fh,
notes therein secured I viii sell at rg6-
lie auction. on the premises, 90 the HON
est bidder. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST %. 1Na.
at s =. NJ. the LOT described I'm g7iT
deed. together with the NICE FRAME
DWELLING thereon.
TERMS: Cash az 20 expenses u th',
sale. and taxes that may be due fhoss
for 1899 10 be prorated. and as 10 HD
Neing the sum OF the nasf-fue not.s.
with interest added. Nl3 on the Bfh z
September next. and the Same amount
on the 18th day Of each succeeding month
for f0rty-three successive months any
residue on terms 10 be named AZ SALE
auI6 j. G. CABELL. Trustee
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WANTED.

POSITION BY REGISTERED DRUG
gist. Has studied Medicine and Dentistry.
Good reference single; ten years expert
ence. Address o. K, care Dispatch.
Ut
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6 and &C. EmbrOideries,
31c. for best IOC. Black
Canvas.

2Oc. Fancy Percalines for SAc. yard
/ lot Fancy Skirt rulings for lc. yarC
/ lot Short Lengths of odd Innings 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
WE Will SELL THIS (FRTD,v,

Dy 'he valentine Auction Company.
aZ5 east Broad street.
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WANTED.

A MANUFACTURERS OF PAPlEk
Mache wants a representative 10 thl7 '.'l ,
one who is thoroughly In touch Win ih'
architects and building trades AGO.,
PAPER MACHE. Dispatch once, Siss~s
fun particulars, with reference.
au l3-eofe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
These Made Garments To-
Day.

sS.4s Linen Skirts for 81.
500 White ones for -; others, were 11c.,
are CSC.
s1gS Wash Suits for zoe. a suit.
Black Atwood Serge Skirts are Sl5O;
MohGir ones, SSc.
81 DRESSING SACQUES ARE zoe.
70 and SIC Wrappers are Doc; others 81
from SOS.
LADIES SUITS. good as ever, to be
closed $3.50. 81. and Sl0 were Sl25O and
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PREPARE EoR WINTER.

YOUR FURNACES AND LATkobL'
must be properly cleaned out ana vN,t
hauled before they can be safeiN use
orders for this class OF work are alfeaoN
being received az y. T. COFEkS' ~
eas. Broad street Both phones. an 70
Riggs INSTITUTE CURES RUPTURE
WITHOUT KNIFE
ONCE. so5 Bank street. near Ninth street.
Richmond. Va.
Booklets mailed au ll-cS
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wANTED. Statesman.
WANTED.

EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER DE-
sires the Posting Of Books or other oi-
nee work after i. NJ. Satisia .i9A
guaranteed. Terms moderate bt ot-
NESS" Box S36 city. du bit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18

W Will oLItL IHIS fFKIDAYl
~ MORNING. AUGUST 18TH. Ar te.s1
O'CLOCK, at our warerOOm sd 'o'op
Broad street. Walnut. Poplar. ana 49,
fini4hed Wardrobes; Walnut Oak e,,
Cherry Chamber Suits Mattress " .n
SPRINGS. OAK and Walnut sideb0ards'
Washstand Sets, Carpets and Mattirss'
Extension Tables. Chairs. Hair-Clofb h.. :,
Tor Suit. Bureaus. Bedsteads. Washsfe-i,
Sewing Machines. Kitchen SAFES Fea,b.s
Beds, Bolster and Pillows. Mirrors p.o.
lures, lot Miscellaneous and Law poats
&c, &c. j. ~. VALENTINE
au IS Manager and Auctlonocr
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cuILDREN,s MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Ladies 25c. Shirt-Waists for 10c.; others
for Is. %. IS. and J0c. cost UP TO Sl.69;
81 for what cost 1913 10 $3.50.
SILK Waists for $50, were $500 choice
of Waists that cost TO s5.0S for $3.50.
SILK. Cotton, and Linen Underskirts
about half price-J0c. to s., were Soc
20
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
DRUSTEE'S SALE
BY III. l.. Caben,
Real Estate Auctioncer.

LOT WITH FRAME DWrrrrN-,
THEREON.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MOORE
STREET.. BETWEEN HARRISON
AND NORTON STREETS
RICHMOND VA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
Sc. Glass Water Pitchers,

engraved, were 4sc., are PC; 10 $-l2
dozen Beer Glasses &c. each; 9-l2
dozen Cut-Pattern Cake-Plates, &C.,
were 15c.; 10 Spoonholders, &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
WANTI,D.

PHARMACIST. GIVE
reference and salary expected. Address
Il. j.. O.. this office an lets
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER DE-
sires Position as GOvcrness. Quulnci-
lions: English. German. and French.
Music n specially. Mrs. NJ, SO west
Lombard street Baltimore, Nd.
an fk-Ee Guu1fe
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Tapestry Carpets, to q
yards, for 4Oc.

And the predominant part of them
were upwards Of 75c.
Real Administer for 60c yard.
zoe. Ingram to II yards for &c.
Rugs were $l.50 damaged, are SOC.
S5c Oil-Cloth Remnants are loc., etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18

POSITION IN FAMILY TO TEACH
English. French, Mathematics. and Music.
Apply To "B NJ. r. care Of Postmaster,
Keswick, Albemarle county, Va.
an 1S-tft
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ANTI.D.

A SALESMAN IN A FURNITURE AND
CARPET House. Applicants Will pleas
state age, reference, experience. etc. Ad-
dress MERCHANT, Dispatch Office.
an 1909
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Closing a Stock of Writing
Ladies' and Misses I'M
ported .35c. Hose for I2aC.

These Black, Fancy, etc.
All the 70 and 5Oc. Ladies' Isle Hose,
Csc. choice; cheaper grades, were 10
and II lie, for &c. a pair to-day.
Children's FAst-Black Seamless for DC.
10c. Infants Half Hose are &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
Best $3.50 Books for
75C.

75C.
Poems Of Longfellow, Poe. Byron, and
Milton, with illustrations, memoirs,
etc. very slightly handled, any 15c.
Works Of Fiction. were 75c., are 3Sc.;
whole foe edition is 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
SI.25 Ladies' Empire
White Gowns for 75C.

Lace-Trimmed Chemise for 15c.; $50
White Dressing Sacques for 15c.; CSC.
Chemise for 4Oc. each; CSC. Drawers Tor
3sc.; Corset Covers, were so and &C,
a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18
Cut-GIaSS

Flower Vases. oothpick-Holders, and
Salt Shakers, &c. each, were &C: Real
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18

Warmers Corsets, s1.75 value, for Sl.25.
r. & G. and c. b. Corsets, usual $40
kind. for SlS5.
$50 Z. ID. and II. & II. Corsets, to be
sold for 81.
LOT of 75c. and 81 ones, any for SOC.
zoe. Ventilating Corsets for 4Oc.; others
for 2jc.
lot Of &C Corsets choice SIC.