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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
THE HILL CITY.
Coroner's Jury Verdict in the Craig
Cnse-Did Not Rally.

LYNCHBURG, VA, July 27.-(Special)
A coroners jury to-day held an inquest
over the body of Robert Craig, of Balti-
more, who was found dead in bed at the
Mansion House yesterday. and returned a
verdict that the deceased came 10 his
death by taking an overdose OF lauda-
num-" The jury were unable to decide
whether the laudanum was taken with
suicidal intent or 10 procure sleep. One Of
the witnesses testified that for several
days Craig had not met with much sue
cess in gaining members for the order he
represented, and that he was without
money and much depressed. a letter from
his wife. dated Baltimore July 18th, was
found among his effects, and was most af-
fectionate IN its tone. 1t begged him not
10 drink, and urged him 20 answer her
letters. She was notified OF HIS death and
to-day telcgraphed for his remains. which
We're shipped this afternoon.
Mrs. Maggie +. jennings, OF Amherst
county, swallowed her false teeth about a
week ago. and came TO this city TO consult
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
CHASE CITY.
A Rainy Speii-summer Visitors
Death of n Kind Man.

CHASE CITY, VA, July 2?.-(SpeciaI)-
1t has been raining here at intervals for
four days, and the clouds now Indicate
another downpOur. The rain has fallen
gently, and there has heen no rise of
streams to cause damage.
Crops of all kinds are luxuriant. The
yield OF corn promises TO be the largest
for years.
There is large number OF summer
visitors here, and the cry is "stili they
come"
Several new brick business houses will
soon be erected here.
Mr.. r. r.. Roberts. OF Richmond, has re-
Gently purchased residence at this place
DR.. Joseph Boswell died at his residence.
near here. recently. He was about 10 years
of age. and lived all his life in the same
vicinity in which he was born. He was a
kind man, and did great deal Of gratui-
tous work for his friends and neighbors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
KIDNEY TROUBLE
The Most Prevalent, Dnnger""S' III"
Deceptive Disease.
Thousands Have II and Donf Know

Pains and aches come from excess OF
uric acid in the blood, due to neglected
kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes
quick or unsteady heart beats. and makes
one feel as though they had heart trouble,
because the heart Is overworking to pump
the thick. kidney-poisoned blood through
the veins and arteries.
Soreness or uncomfortable feeling in the
back indicates kidney trouble of no small
importance.
The passing Of scanty or profuse quanti-
ties Of urine is a warning of kidney trou-
BILE II you want 10 feel well you can
make no mistake by first doctorinS your
kidneys.
The famous new discovery, Dr. kllmer
Swamp-Root Is the true specific for KID
ney, bladder, and urinary troubles. IL mas
cured thousands OF apparently hopeless
cases after all other efforts have failed.
Sold on its merits by all druggists IN
50-cent and 81 sizes. 4 sample bottle
sent free by mail to any address Also
a book telling all about Swamp-Root ana
its wonderful cures. When writing. ad-
dress DR. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, y.
Y, and mention that you read this gem
erous offer in the Richmond Daily Dis
patch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28

Vegetables which were suffering badly
I'm the gardens and getting scarce, will
be plentiful.
Mr. Cornweu and wife, of Dallas. n.
c.. are the guests Of Rev. and Mrs. j. T..
Daniel this week. Mrs. Cornwell is a
sister of Mrs. Daniel
DR.. j. NJ. Jeifries, who was last week
confined 10 his room with malaria, IS out
again amons his patients.
The condition Of Mrs. Bette May. who
has been very i'll for ten days past, has
not improved. and grave doubts are en-
tcrtained as to her recovery.
Miss Fl0uie Fox. a daughter Of Rev
Joseph II. Fox, who was recently very
III. Is now improving.
Mr.. D. II. Pitts has been absent in
West Virginia for two weeks or more.
looking after his railroad contracts in
that section.
Mr. Jackson Beal IS in Charlottesville
to-day attending a meeting OF the Demo-
cratic County Committee, Of which he is
member.
Mr.. c. W. Jones' Of Charlotte, y. C.,
was a guest this week OF Professor w.
\. Shepherd.
Miss Virgle Morris. a daughter Of ].
Taylor Morris, of EsmOnt, is visiting the
family Of Nj. T. +. Jones.
Mr.. Harry Hogg, who has been here sew
eral weeks visiting his mother, left few
days since for Richmond.
Mr. Robert Day. of Richmond, formerly
a citizen OF this place, is here on a
Visit.
MIR. and Mrs. j. y. Jannan, Of Char
lottesvlic were visitors 20 Mrs. Mary
Jones. Mrs. Jannan's mother, this week.
Miss Jennie Goodman, daughter Of the
late Colonel Goodman. of Lynchburg. Is
visiting the family Of Mr. ". E. Haden, Of
GlCnd0wcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
PETIcRSBJRG
Death of an Old Citizen--Military-
Personal.

PETERSBU re-, VA, July 2.-(Special)
Mr.. James W. Cole who suffered a Sc
cond stroke Of paralysis about ten days
ago. died last night at IL o'clock. He had
never recovered from the first attack,
and after the second he did not regain
consciousness. Mr.. Cole was 90 years old.
was native OF Sussex county, and lived
in Petersburg for forty-five years. during
the greater part Of which time he was
engaged in the dry-gOods business. lie
was very quiet and reserved i'm manners,
but enjoyed the respect and confidence
of all who knew him. He leaves widow
and four grown children. MI Cole
served throughout the war i'm the Thir-
teenth Virginia Cavalry, and made fine
record as u soldier. lie was "a Mason and
member of y. L. Hin Camp OF Coincide
rate Veterans and of the order of Royal
Arcanum.
\ meeting OF young men who lately saw
service in the Petersburg Grays and y.
L. Hill Rifles was held last night in the
courthouse, and took steps towards the
organization OF a first-class military COM
pany here. While no organization was
actually effected, Il very enthusiastic
spirit was manifested, and committees
were appointed 10 solicit membership and
report at a future meeting. There seems
no doubt that the company Will be Or
ganized at an early date.
The remains OF John .. Jackson, whose
death at BuckrOe Beach has been an
nounced, reached here to-day, and the
funeral took place this afternoon from
the AIarket-Street Methodist Episcopal
church. of which he had long been an
officer and member.
Rev. DR.. j. W. RosebrO. pastor Of the
To bI Gfroat I1rs- h.rfpriau church left this
morning for Pittsburg. Pa. where he VIII
spend part of his vacation. Mrs. Rose
bro is visiting friends in Lexington.
Or. William Shipper, who recently pass
ed a highly examination be-
fore the State Board Of Medical EXaml-
ners, has decided 10 practice his profess
sion in Petersburg, his native city. lie
has lived here all his lie, except during
Il period OF several years, when he saw
service in the medical department Of the
army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
LOWER ALBENtRLE.
Music in SCOTS yiIIe-Good Rains
Personal

SCOTTSNILLE, VA. July 27.-(Special)
our town has for several days enjoyed
the delightful music made by the Citizens
Band OF Charlottesville, which arrived
here Saturday evening and pitched their
tent In a beautiful grove just outside the
corporate limits. They Were here until
Tuesday afternoon, when they left for
homo after spending "A most enjoyable
time. our people appreciated the visit
highly. and Wed with one another trying
10 make their stay pleasant.
Beginning Tuesday morning, IL has
rained almost necessarily up TO this time,
and the ground seems 10 be pretty tho
roughly wet All vegetation is reviving,
and the prospect for the corn crop Is
now quite encouraging. Farmers will be
able TO fallow for wheat and winter oats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE.
That the Verdict of n Newport News
Jury.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July 27.-(Spe-
oial.)-For the first time since the incOr-
poration OF Newport News a jury has
brought in a frst-degree murder verdict.
and II Judge Barham does not grant a
new trial the city will have ifs first hang
ing. The prisoner In the case is Richard
Williams, who was found guilty OF the
murder OF James Ezekiel Newman in
April last. The defence was very weak
having no witness but the defendant, who
incriminatcd himself. His first lawyer
threw up the case, and the court appoint
ed n. u. Clarke 10 represent him. The
jury was out only ten minutes, and was
unanimous for first-degrQe murder YER
dict Oh the first ballot. Counsel for the
defence moved for now trial, assigning
the usual reasons. such as contrary 10 the
law and the evidence. IL Is not believed
that new trial win be granted. as muir
der, as charged, was shown by the Com
monwealth. A man who was shot at the
same time and recovered went on the
stand. The prisoner laughed while being
taken back TO jail. and did not seem TO
realize the meaning OF the verdict.
Clara Tyne, charged with the murder Of
Nellie Fauntleroy IN BloodAeld in May,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
A POLICEMAN ACQUITTED.
shot Man While Suffering from
Dciirium.

shot "a Man While suffering from
Dciirium.
NORFOLK. VA. July 21.-(Spcclal)-
The sensational shooting OF Wilbur Stakes
By policeman whom he had never seen
before and without any proyocation, is
fresh I'm the public mind. In an apparent
~ perfectly sane condition, Policeman Ty-
son was to-day placed on trlal iu the Cor
pOration Court OH the charge Of feloniOus-
ly shooting Stakes. When he took the
stand IN his own behalf Tyson declared
that he had no acquaintance whatever
with Stakes. and therefore no cause for
attempting TO Kill hiu. Re sworc that he
remembered nothing at an OF the shoot
ing. and stated further that he had never
seen Stakes 20 know him Until confronted
I'm the COURTROOM by the victim Of his
pistol. Or. benjamin Baker was then
sworn, and counsel for Tyson said he de-
sired % prove Boy the DOCTOR that Tyson
was suffering from deIir!um lremcns when
he did the shooting. and was therefore
temporarily insane. The Court admitted
the evidence, and the physician told of
JysOn's insane deIi!.Um for days after his
arrest, and OF the physical force neces-
sary to subdue him. lie thought none OF
the prisoners acts We're feisued. After
argument the case was submitted 20 the
jury, which returned verdict OF acQuit-
tai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28

"A CAkPEIs, DkUIGLTS, MIKRUko. no
TURES. ICE-BOXES. REFRIGERA-
TORS. PIANOS, &C.-We win sell ut our
warer00ms so east Broad street.
THIS friday MORNING, JULY 2sth,
Oak and Walnut Chamber Suits; Walnut
Frame. Raw-Slk ParlOr Suit; Oak Blu
reaus and Bedsteads: Handsome Fold
iug-Bed. with 1SX4O mirror front; Lounges
and Couchas. Walnut and oak Extension
Tables. Druggets, Carpets. oak Ward
robes Handsome Walnut Hatrack. lee
Boxes and RefrigeratOrs 3 Pianos Mir
rors. Pictures. WOyen-Wire Springs. oak
and Walnut Sideboards. and other FNrns
ture. &c. sc. All OF the furniture good,
and worth the attention of those IN need
of furniture. J. II. VALENTINE,
ty2 Manager and Aucti0neer.
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BarbOur's Linen Thread,
&c. spool.

25c. Beading, &c. bunch Long Iiat-Pns.
&c. dozen; large Cake Palm Soap,
worth 39c. dozen, for Zoe. dozen: &C.
Wild Rose Soap for &C. cake: Beef.
Wine. and Iron. 39c. bottle for 100 (:
Toe. Shaving Soap for 1c cake; Violet
Soap. &c. cake for 21-2c.; Hair
Brushes for Sc; Rubber Combs for
Sc: Chamois skins. 1c.; z bottles Per
fume l5c. kind, sc. bottle; CarboHc
Mouth Wash, l0c. bottle 19c. Tooth
Brushes for &C.; Knitting Cotton, Sc
balls. 2 l-2c ball; big lot Pearl Buttons
for IL dOzeu
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sPECIAL NOTICE.

when presented AT the Dispatch
counter, accompanied by the cash,
"EmpIoymeht wants" "RoOms Tor
Rent" wanted Rooms" "BOnrders
wanted" "Bonrd Wanted" Lost,
Etrnyed, or stolen" will be inserted
properly classified, % words or less,
for zoe. each insertionJ additional
MOrdS Ic. ench.
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sc. Bieached Towels,
remnant price 2 for &C.

25c. Fancy Plaid Linen, extra wide
1-2c. yard.
All-Linen Glass Towels. for &c.
l6 2-3c. Linen Damask Towels, l0c.
odd lot Napkins ana DOylies, l, 8, and
&C. each
25c. Table Damask for y 1-2c. yard.
81 Table Damasks for G0c. yard
TUrkey-Red 25c. Damask for l5c. yard
Linen Tray C.Oths. l9c. ones. for l0c.
&c. Crash Travelling, &c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
Kid Gloves, 80 and Soc,

and they were bought TO have been
sold for sc and 81 a pair.
Black Silkoline Gloves. L l-2c., others
at SC.
Six Taffeta. 10, %, and Soc. were %. IS,
and 75c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28

BY George +. Crawford DE- %.
Real Estate Auctionoss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28

The pen contest" arranged by Park
Place Epworth League for tonight has
been postponed until the last Friday
night in August. and the league will have
an outing al FOrest-Hill Park The COM
mittee invites all members and friends OF
the league.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN CO. TIE COHEN co

a physician. In order TO remove the plate.
which had been located BY the X-ray,
about one and one-half inches from the
cardiac end OF the stomach. an operation
was performed, from the effects Of which
Mrs. Jennings was unable 10 rally and
she died to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

ty. well acquainted with the trade VINO
can carry fine line straw mating and
linoleum as side line I'm Virginia on COM
mission. State what territory can cover,
and probable yearly amount Of sales.
Give experience and references. Address
IMPORTER, care Richmond Dispatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
soc. Ribbon for I0C. a
ward.

Brown Tafeta, full inches wide.
i-inch Very Fine quality Fancy
Striped Ribbons, lOc. yard.
50 Remnants 4-inch All-Silk Satin Gros-
Grain Ribbons white only, 3-l-yard
lengths, l0c each.
31-2-iuch All-Sik Plain and Striped
Taffeta Ribbons, 8 3-ic. yard.
80 Remnants 1-inch-wide Satin GrOs-
Grain Ribbons for &c. yard.
No. Brown Gros-Grain Ribbons for
lc yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
057 yards Yelling, Black
only, for &c. yard.

Big lot Yelling, l6 TO IS inches wide.
worth up 10 zoe. yard, for &c.
Another lot Black and Colored Fish
Net and sewing-Silk Yelling. worth
up 10 DC for Zoe ward
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267 Remnants of Lin
ings, worth up to I24C.
yard, for &c. yard.

zoe. Fancy Figured Percaline Skirtings
for 2 &c yard.
Nubian-Dyo Percaline. the u IL to 1jc.
grade. for ) SIC. yard.
! lot MORE Moreen, was y 1-2c., for Sc.
ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
The HOuSeWare clearing
and the remnant sale.

Fine China Dinner Sets a few pieces
short. were so for $3.50.
English Dinner Sets. a few pieces
short. were $3.50, TO close si.25.
q Carlsbad China Plates, prettily deco
rated were l0c for &c.
81 China Tea Strainers and Match Safes,
were l0c.. for &c.
e japanese Tea-Pots. were DC. for 1Oc
o Observation-Disclosures Tea-Pots. were
25c slightly clipped o.. each.
Decorated China Pedcstals, were $3.50,
for no prrh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28

AGENTS. THE AUTHORIZED LIFE
of Dewey" by 4. NJ. Dewey. is outsell.ng
an books on the market; drop cheap aud
unauthorized so-called dives Of Dewey"
Sell only the authorized edition. which
every ono wants. Act quick. Freight paid.
Credit given. Address Il. III. WOOD
WARD Baltimore. jy 2S-lts
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WANTED.

EXPERIENCED CROCKERY AND
Glassware Salesman Address ITALIA
FERRO d THOMAS, Baltimore
IN g8-F&Sun2t
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AUCTION saLEs-rhis Day.

WHEN REAL EBrATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CAl.sN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID rhU
RATA By TIE VENDOR AND THE
vENDEE
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WANrEn
WANTED.

A POSITION AS HOTEL CLERK. ONE
years experience. Best reference. Adj
dress j. w. Box 375. SuTolk. Va jy 2S-lt,
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I will sell upon the premises on

FRIDAY, JULY y. 1872
at o'clock =. NJ, at the risk and cost ~
Mr. f. J. Butler. who purchased the pro-
perty June Is. 1899, and who has failed 90
comply with his purchase, the NEAT
the store and premises occupied by John
r. Beale Esq, situated upon an attrac-
tive lot. and which. with some slight
changes. can be made a very desirable
residence.
TERMS: one third cash. and the bal
ance at one and two years. for notes.
with interest payable semi-annually, and
secured by a deed of trust.
~ % y. W. BOWIE. Auctioneer.
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WANTED.

WORKMAN. BLUE
FIELD CW. VA) MARBLE-WORHS
iv IN-ft
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WANTED.

OCCUPANTS FOR THIRD FLOOR
without board. Two large a.ry r9a''
and one hall room. Hard-om i-'
nished and admirably suited i1 se1.
men. Two baths conveuior.. on W..
Franklin street. near C0uulra. am
Club. Address =. o. Box DIS. y -
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was found guilty by the jury al Warwick
court to-day and her punishment fixed at
eighteen years in the State penitenuary.
motion for a new trial was made.
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WANTED.

SUMMER BOARDERs
G.. H VEST
Green Surls l.iL
jy 23-Sun. W&F4t' Louisa county, lt
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WANTED,
AGENTS. THE AUTHORIZED LIFE
of Dewey" by 4. NJ. Dewey, Is Outsell.u g
all books on the market; drop cheap aud
unauthorized so-called lives If Dewey"
Sell only the authorized edition. which
every one wants. Act quick. Freight paid.
Credit given Address L. III. WOOD
WARD. Baltimore. jy &-lt'
WANTED,
COLLECTOR AND SALESMAN FOR
instalmeut goods IN Petersburg. Va. Bond
required. Good contract Can at once at
205 east Broad street, Richmond. Va.
jy 2S-2t' G. r. RRAYTON.
WANTED.
DRUGGISTS.-SIT WANTED
by Druggist Of fifteen years practical eX-
perience, good salesman; temperate; best
references. Address COCAINE. Box 80
Coyington, Va. Jy z8-5t'
WANTED.
At ONCE, GOOD. HCSTLING MAN TO
represent good selling article. large COM
mission; one who has some experience I'm
soliciting preferred. Address HUSTLE,
care OF Dispatcn. Jy z6-lt'
WANTED.
EXPERIENCED CROCKERY AND
Glassware Salesman. Address ITALIA
FERRO q THOMAS, Baltimore.
~ 2S-F&Sun2t
WANTED,
A POSITION AS HOTEL CLERK. ONE
years experience. Best reference Adj
| dress j. w, Box s15 sunolk, Va. jy 2S-lr
WANTED.
EXPERIENCED WORKMAN. BLUE
FIELD CW. va WORKS.
WANTED.
4 YOUNG GIRL, WHITE OR COLOR
cd 20 nurse children. Apply 10 Mrs MO-
ESTA. III east Main street jy ZS-lt@
WANTED,
\ STENOGRAPHER; LADY PRE-
ferred. Address c. b. b., care OF Dis
patch. iy 2S-it'
WANTED,
\ HUSTLING REGISTERED PHARNA-
clst IS Partner. \ rare opportunity for
FltAkMAClsI, care l.. o. Box a. Rich
mond. Va. jy 2s-lt
WANTED,
4 YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
Typewriting ana Shorthand and General
ONCE Work. Must be polite and strictly
business. Apply 10 POst-Ofice Box 80.
city. ~ 25-3t
WANTED,
PIAsTERERS. WAGES, g TO GOOD
men Nine hours per day JAMES NJ.
BUNTING. No. 62l west RramblctOn ave-
nue.. Norfolk va. iy 26-it'
WANTED,
PUDDLERS STEADY WORK. AID
dress AMERICAN STEEL-HOOP COM
PANY, Duncansyille. Blair county. Pa
jy l5-l2t
WANTED.
POSITION To TEACH ENGLISH,
French, and Instrumental Music on
Piano. in private family References eN-
changed. Testimonials furnished. Ad-
dress Mrs. g. HOEE'AAN- Ashland Han
. over countx ~ ~ 2i-b>2-s
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4 LOTION SALE OF FURNITURE.

BY the Valentine Auction Company,
SO east Broad street.
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MONDAY I1,I.Y a. $50
nrsINEss WANTS.
nOARDERs WANTED.

HIGH LOCATION. PURE SPRING
water. shade large rooms. iO. n
season. good fare; fifty miles W d,
Richmond Terms moderate Ea
for families and children. Mr
pENDLETON. Coates II. o., Aa N-s
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z5c. Lace and EmbrOid-
cry Trimmed Corset Cow
ers for SIC. each.

G9c. Trimmed Corset Covers for 25c.
10c. Corset Covers. low neck, sc.
Real Torchon Lace Trimmed LOw-Neck
Corset Covers, soc.
3 Fine White Lawn Skirt Chemise. elab-
orately trimmed, were S3.S5, clearing
out price $3.50
Chemise at 75c.. from N.5O
Lace and Embroidered Trimmed Draw
ors, 5Oc. pair, from CSC.
Gowns at t0c.. slightly soiledt were SSc.
Gowns at 25c.. from &c; others at 75c.,
from 81 IS and S.25.
Infants &c. Cambria Slips for 15c.
soc. Slips. NainsoOk. for 25c.
Children's Muslin Caps. DC. from &c.
Chndren's White lawn Dresses, $50.
ones, for soc.
Eoys, E0c NnderMaists for 25c.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

SMALL FRAME DWELLING Go. 1908,
ON NORTH SIDE or MARSHALL
STREET.
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND COLI
l.EGE STREETS.
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WANTED,

a YOUNG GIRL, WHITE OR COLOR
ed. 20 nurse children. Apply TO Mrs. MO-
ESTA. Ill east Main street. is 2S-lts
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WANTED.
BIDS WANTED.

FOR FURNISHING COAi.
Groceries. MIX. Butter Moi't --..
the Old Dominion Hospital.
pOsals FOR furnishing tho ah0f. ,flN.
rated articles will Doe received NH.. rr
DAY. July Hst. at n O'Clock ...
list containing quantitcs in' ."
formation apply az the hos ....o.
Mrs. :. L. BLooMn.
Chairman Executive l'
ir W-N FNSm
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AZ Dresden Picture
Frames, worth upwards
of 81, for r5C. choice.

70 Ice-Chppers. Shavers. and Picks,
were NJ 10 15c., for &c. choice.
II Comb-Cases or Key-Baskets, 10 close
&c. each.
2 Jack Frost Ice-Cream Freezers, were
$3.50 for soc. each.
Wood-Fibre Filter, without top, was
$3.50, 10 close 75c.
IS Wrought-lrou Whisk-Broom Holders.
&c. each--were zoe.
j. Barber Whisk-Brooms. were &c. for
Sc. each.
y Oak Fireplace Screens. with filings.
for sc. each.
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WANTED.

STENOGRAPHER. LADY PRE-
terred. Address c. b. b., care OF IBIS
patch. iv 2S-its
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$50 PER NEEk

EASILY MADE TRANSft, llN' .s
tographs ln Turquoise Gem r f..rl
an sight Everybody wants err
you for a reasonable fr. N $50
ARTIST. care of this Ollie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
WANTED

COLLECTOR AND SALESMAN FOR
instalmeut goods I'M Petersburg Va. Bond
required. Good contract can at once at
205 east Broad street, Richmond Va.
iy 2S-2tt c. T. RRAYTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
WANTED.

PUDDLERs. STEADY WORK. ADJ
dress AMERICAN STEEL-HOOP COM
PANY, Duncansville. Blair county. Pa.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
WANTED.

TO SELL At ONCE. AND '..
ch'ap % large lot OF Hay ari l.hr
damaged bv fire. T.. a. LUCK s. ah
THEIR. lO7 south Twelfth r- ~