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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31
MIR. Il. l.. TURNER IMPROVING.
Notes About Weli-KnOVyn EmpOria
ritizeuS-ReIigious News

EMPORIA, VA. August 3d. Special)-
Your correspondent was able TO resume
his p neil yesterday afternoon for the
first time in several weeks. During his
absence his correspondence was looked
after by his "better-half"
The Board of Supervisors Of Greenes-
VILE county will hold an adjourned meet
ing on Saturday and lay the county levy
for the year 1S99-l5o1 II is not thought
that the cate will be greater than last
year. The finances of the county are
in q fine condition.
The County Court of Greenesville Will
convene on Monday, and Hon. W. Samuel
Goodwin viii preside. There are several
cases on the Docket but Lone OF public
interest. The court will sit for two or
three days.
Protrscted meetings are in fun swing.
both ar the white ana col0rpd churches.
At Spring Church, "a notable place. about
twelve niles distant. there H. a big meet
ing in progress. This Is a Methodist Pro-
testant church. and nearby Rev j. II.
Kendall, "a "Sonctiiler' preacher. has
pitched his tent and is conducting SER
vices.
Messrs John McGin and John II. Mac
lin. OF Petersburg. were in town yester-
day
Miss Jennie Gibbon Of Petersburg. is
visiting Miss Edna Woodruff.
Mrs. G. G. Guthrie, OF Birmingham
Ala, is visiting her parents Or. and
Mrs. John r. Jones.
Mrs. John X. Jones has returned from
a pleasant visit to relatives in Manches-
ter. W.
1t has not yet been ascertained whether
the Republicans Will put up a candidate
IN opposition to Hon. Alex King to rep
resent this and Sussex county I'm the next
General Assembly.
Mrs. Charles Gibbon. Of Petersburg. is
visiting Mrs. II. r. Johnson. on south
Main street
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ID. a. a. KEYsERs ADVENTURES.
His COvingtOn Friends DIscrcdit the
story OF His Death.

CONVICTION, VA. August 29.-(Spe-
ciais-The report recently published in
the Dispatch from Covington Of the muir
der Of ID. A. A. Keyscr, Of this county,
IN Alaska, does not seem TO be borne out
by the evidence. The writer Of the tele-
gram published Saturday accepted with
OUT question the conclusions of the man
VINO wrote the letter from Unalikalik as
iacts' but 1t does not seem to your cor
respondent that his conclusions are well
founded The story, SO far as known at
present, IS as follows:
Early In 1888 -. \. A Keyser, of this
place; man named Wright, also from
Virginia; Harry Haynes, Of Charleston.
w. Va. and "A man named Scott, whom
they had met at Seattle. went TO St.
18th they had an opportunity 10 mail let
tiers. which were received here in the
early summer OF 1899. The next news re-
ceived was a letter from Harry HAYNES.
stating that Scott and Keyscr had gone
up the lngulacalic river on February u.
1899. and that about the middle OF March
Scott had come into camp alone. The let
ser says that Scott told the other two
members of the party that he had left
Ncyser up the river, and was going back
10 him. but instead OF doing so. he went
down the river when he left the camp.
Since this time Haynes has heard nothing
from either Scott or Koyser Wright. the
other Nirginian OF the party. died on
June 26th OF scuryy Keyser's friends hope
stln TO hear from him before zoe end of
the summer.
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ABOUT WILLIAMSBURG PEOPLE.
Interesting Personal News Concern
ing WeIi-N Citizens.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, August So
Special -Paymaster William Calf. from
the Norfolk navy-yard pay office, was
here to-day. visiting at the Gait mansion,
on east Francis street. The Misses Calf,
sisters Of the paymaster. are in Wythe-
Vile for the remainder of the warm
weather.
Professor J. Leslie Hall and family,
who have been summarng at Coyner's
Springs. are now at Christiansburg, Mont
gomery county.
Messrs. Walter Lane and Blair spen-
Ger. well-known young gentlemen of our
town. left yesterday 10 visit their college
friend. Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page, i'm Glou-
cester.
Mrs Letitia Tyler Semple has engaged
apartments at the Colonial Inn. where
she will be a guest this fan and winter.
Mrs. Tyler is the daughter OF President
John Tyler and upon the death of her
mother. 81 1912, undertook the duties OF
the lady of the White House. She IS the
widow OF James A. Semple. and IS pen
stoned for the Mexican war services of
her husband. Mrs SerIple up TO a short
time ago only drew a pension of s. per
month as a Mexican war widow but az
the last session OF Congress IL was in
living at the Louisa Home. Washington.
Mrs. Semple resided here for some years
Rev T. :. Boyles and family, who have
been for several weeks in Western North
Carolina, will be home Friday. Mr.. Boyles
expects 10 occupy his pulpit Sunday morn
ing and night AT the Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs Robert c. Barlow have
visiting them Misses Lizzie and Indie
Bryan, from Near Halstead's Point, York
county. The young ladies are daughters
Of Commissioner c. f.. Bryan.
Miss Sadie Malone Is visiting Mrs.
White. IN Barton Heights, Richmond.
Mr.. Richard Wilmott Foster. OF Balti-
more. who has been staying some time
with his aunt, Mrs T. NJ. Ware. VIII re-
turn home tomorrow.
Professor T. j. Stubs and family. who
spent the summer in Gloucester, viii be
home the first OF the month
Miss Henrietta Booth, after most de-
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IN THRIFTY PETERSBURG.
Extensive Municipal improvements
New Tobacco sales In October.

new IObaccO sales In October.
PETERSBURG Va. August 30.-(Spe-
cial)-Woilmen this morning commenced
taking up the cobbiestones al the corner
Of Boilingbrook and Sycamore streets. in
order to begin the repaying Of Sycamore
street with vitrifed brick. Before laying
the bricks the cobblestones ana dirt will
be removed, after which "A concrete
foundation will be laid. IL has been de-
cided, instead Of paving one side OF the
street at a time, TO pave the whole for a.
square, consequently all traffic on this
thoroughfare will be suspended for the
time being
Captain Thomas X. Dunn. the City En-
glnecr. said to-day that before being qc-
cepted the vitrihed bricks would be sub
iected TO three tests. The bricks will be-
first placed I'm a "rattler" which is a
test for abrasion; then there Will De a
specific-gravity test, after which a test
for absorption win be made. If the bricks
fail to stand the required tests. according
to the specifications. they will not be ac-
ceptvd.
WOrkmen are also engaged To-Day I'm
raising the stone pavement on Sycamore
street about Inches and fixing the curb
ing and gutterrg.
The contract for hauling the sand for
this work was awarded to-day to Messrs.
Parkinson n Lamb. and FOR the concrete
10 a. y. Cook. Of Chesterfield county.
The stock of goods belonging TO G. O.
Gardiner, proprietor of the IS and 10
cent store in this city who was lately
adiudged n bankrupt. was sold by Major
+. Il. Lassiter, trustee this morning. Mr..
f. X. Wright was the purchaser, the
price paid being 1850. The stock was in
ventored a. $l6'O.
Messrs. w. a. Totty. A. W. Whitehurst,
Beauregard Wells. and Wesley Webb left
last night for Powelrs creek, where they
will spend several days fishing and hunt
ing.
The University OF Virginia Will have a
larger number Of students from this city
this year than il has had for several
years Fourteen of our young men have
entered for the ensuing term.
At a meeting of the Tobacco Associa-
ton of this city to-day il was decided to
open the sales for new tobacco in this
city on October is, 1899.
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BEDFORD.
The Recent StOrm-MOst Severe
Known for Nenra.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, August CO.
Especial THE reports Of the devastation
OF the storm of Saturday afternoon and
night show that il was the most violent
known here for many years. 1t began
about O'Clock In the afternoon with an
almost incess0nt electrical display and
steady roar Of thunder, with floods Of
rain. until about 10 o'clock at night when
The storm reached It's highest. the fash
ing liglfuins and crashing thunder
caused even the stOutcst hearts 10 quake.
1t is estimated that in some portions
on the county one-thrd of the tobacco
crop has been utterly destroyed and
corn greatly damaged
MT r.. O. Karncs and his wife, from
Otterville. were caught out i'm the storm,
and while crossing what is usually an
insignificant stream. but which had been
s~oilon by the torrents OF rain into a
formidable river, made q narrow escape
from death. The wagon was washed
away and both horses drowned, and af-
forwards found considerable distance
from the scene Of the accident.
Mr.. Hildreth Hubbard, of near Big
Island had two horses killed by the
lightning.
Mr.. Robert Nichols and Mr. p. X. Ar
thur. who were coming from a barn Of
Mr.. Nicholas, at Three Offers. the lat
ter's home, received so severe an electric
shock that both were knocked down and
remained some time unconscious.
The water mains that run beneath the
bed Of Big Otter river were washed out.
Up TO last night the supply of water in
the reservoir on Otey's mountain was
sufficient, but last night it became exc
haustcd.
There was very important meeting OF
the Horticultural Society of Bedford held
here yesterday al the session Of the
County Court when it was decided that
an exhibit Will DO held on September 9Th
and 18th. The market-hOuse. which IS
unused for its legitimate purpose except
for selling fresh meat. has been secured
as The place Tor holding the exhibit. and
viii suit the purpose admirably.
The president Mr. George H. AlurreI.
ana others having the matter IN charge.
wish 10 make this the largest and best
exhibit Of Bedford products they have
over had. and are DESTROYS OF the hearty
cooperation Of The people generally.
Mrs. r. v. Mckinney. of Farmville. and
her daughter Miss Braulde. who have
been spending the past two weeks here at
Belmont, returned home to-day.
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COLONEL BRYAN CANNOT COME.
Nebrnskan Cannot Attend stnuntoI
Trade Carnival.

STAUNTON, VA, August 3O-(Special)
Lieutt lant-Governor Edward Echols has
received from Mr.. Charles Bryan. of
Lincoln. Neb., the brother Of the Hon.
William Jennings Bryan, a letter ac-
knowledging on behalf Of the Democratic
leader an invitation 10 be present and
speak in stanton at the Trade Carnival
10 be held here October 81, ith, 9Th, and
9th.
Speaking for his eminent brother in mis-
absence. Mr.. Charles Bryan expresses
regrets that ENGAGEMENTS debar the sl!-
Yer champion from appearing N StauntOn
at this time and further adding that
Colonel Bryan, after spending a part OF
the month OF September in the Yosemite
Valley, will be engaged actively on the
stump.
Unfted-States- Marshal ;. Brown Allen
has gone 10 Abingdon, where special
session Of the Federal Court eonvenes
to-day.
Colonel Allen says the Republicans will
make few or no nominations Tor the Viz
ginia Legislature this year.
The City and County Democratic Com
mittee has changed its basis Of represen-
tation for the County Convention meet
ing here September 9th. substituting the
Bryan vote In 1855 for the Quarles vote
of last year as the basis OF district and
ward representation. This change in
creases Augustus vote In the convention
by fourteen. and decreases the city :
DELEGATED vote By one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31

fetal record, captain Harman mas Won ~
an enviable record In ms vlalce p p
disnIaced only to make way for hepup-
lican. - 100. oo,ointed i'm
A. f,Ieveland's last term, makes no KICK,
a n'' the Republicans have treated nm
with clever courtesy I'm their officiai re-
Mr.. Louis C. Dawson. who mas peeh
snending the summer I'm Germany, ar
rived here Tonight. mucn Dehenleu ny
Recent rains have much improved Vege-
tation. reviving the grass ana postpon'ag
the time when stOckmen must feed nay
and grain to their stock. From TINS
point OF view, the rains, DELAYED as they
are. are worth much TO this section
where so many cattle are raised
Miss Calvert Wake reached nome tnis
week, having spent the summer on the
other side. on her trip 20 Europe Miss
Wake was accompanied by MISS Mar
garet Warren. Of Richmond. who mas re-
sided i'm stanton for several years as
member of the Virginia Female Institute
faculty.
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WILL LABOR IN CUBA.
Rev. DIR. MoseIcy to Take Charge oi
Baptist Missionary work.

CHARLESTON. S. c., August @.-Rev.
III. r. Moseey. ID. d., OF Florence, mas
resigned his pastorate. and will take
charge Of Baptist missionary work in
Cuba after October list, for the American
Home Missionary Society.
Or. Moseley Is specially fitted for the
work. having served eight years as mis-
sionary for the Southern Baptist Con-
ference I'm Mexico and being familiar
with the Spanish language.
DR.. Moseley Will superintend the mission
work IN the three eastern PROVINCES of
Cuba--SaQta Cara, Puerto Principe, and
Santiago He will direct the work iOf a
number OF missionaries. In addition 20
this he Will supervise n normal school
for training Cuban teachers, TO be estab-
lished at Santiago. He will spend eight
months Of each year on the island. re-
turning 10 the United States during the
other four. or the rainy season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31
BY C. L. q n. L. Denoon.
RY YIRTUE or THE PROYIsTONa

Real Estate Agents and Auctioncera.
S2l east Main street. Richmond, Va.
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THE PEOPLE OF sCOTTsvILLE.
Nr. Martin Moons IIiness-Hcnvy
Rains Saturday.

SCOTTSVILLE. VA, August 3O.-tSpe-
cial.)-This section was visited Saturday
night by one of the heaviest rain-storms
that have occurred here in several years.
The electric display was uncommonly
! threatening.
Rev. J. r. Daniel is conducting pro-
tracted meeting at Hardware Baptist
church this week.
Hon. II. d. Flood, on his way from Flu
wanna court. came UP and spent Monday
night at Scottlands He left to-day for
home by the west-bound train.
Senator Martin spent Sunday with his
family. but left for Richmond Monday
morning.
A good many of our citizens attended
Fluvanna Court and the Democratic
meeting. Among them were Mossrs. jack
son Beal, NJ. l. Dunn, Fred. l.. Cox. c. G.
Hartford John S. Davis, and many others.
DR. Beverly Petit. Of New Canton, was
here Tuesday, having been called in con-
sultation with Or. Bowles, to see Mr.. j.
Martin Moon, VINO is very III with ty-
phoid-fever.
Mr.. Henry =. Harris, Of Blueheld for
merry of this place. arrived here Satur-
day from a ten-days' visit 10 his brother,
Hon. John w. Harris, at Lewisburg. w.
Va.
Mr. J. V. Pereira proprietor OF Fidelity
Bank. of this place. leaves this week for
Detroit. Mich, where he goes to attend
the National Bankers Association, OF
which no is a member.
Mrs. ora Dickinson leaves this week
for her home, in CT orgia, after an extend
ed visit TO her mother, Mrs. James y.
Moon, near GlendOwcr.
The seven delegates selected Monday at
Palmyra to attend the convention M Col
umbia in September to nominate a man
for the Legislature were unanimously in
structed to vote for Hon. Pembroke Pet
1T, a strong Martinite.
The condition of Mr. J. Martin Moon
for the last three or four days has been
very critical and his llse il almost de-
SPARED Of yet the doctors do not give
him IN. His brother J. J.. Moon. Jr. Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway office
at Richmond. was .telegraphed for Tues
day and arrived on the train at p u.
VI. HIS older brother, Mr.. r. A Moon of
Portsmouth, IS here also at his bedside
Mr.. Moon Is an exceedingly popular
young man. a nephew Of Senator Martin.
and his death would cause much sorrow
TO our whole community
Later.-At 2;30 p NJ to-day the doctor
reports Mr.. Moon better
The Baptist picnic. which was to have
come off to-day. was postponed on ac-
count of Mr.. Moons extreme illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31
SHENANDOAH ASSOCIATION.
Good Attendance nnd Rep0rts-In-
ccndiury Fires.


WINCHESTER. VA. August S0--(Spe-
ciai)-The seventeenth annual convention
OF the Shenandoah Baptist Association
met in the First Baptist church here this
morning. After devotional exercises the
association organized. and reelected Rev
Julian Broaddus, of Berryville. president:
n. ". Laws. of Wildwood, secretary. and
T. ID. GOLD, of Berryy1le treasurer This
Is Rev. Air broaddus's eleventh term as
president The reports of the various
churches were received. showing large in
'ieases IN membership and in contribu-
uons towards The various funds OF the
'hhfeh Rev W X, ID. MOnCnre. Of Lee
Town, W Va. delivered tho opening ser
mon The association will be in session
three days. About one hundred delesates
are present
Within seven hours after enc incendlar,,
ne Yesterday which destroyed Stable
"no Us contents. hrobugs started an
oihef IRE by saturating a building cor
ner OF Kent and York streets with coal
OH and setting IL on fire The entire de-
paf'nlent was called 20 the scene. but the
names We're quickly ex,ingiished Three
men We're seen running away from Tho
building. but escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31

WASHINGTON, august 3O.-The War
Department to-day inaugurated "a new
policy by granting ravOcable license to
Ramona VALDEZ 20 construct a system Of
canals and electric-light and power
works on the Rio Plata at a point about
seventeen miles from san Juan, Porto
Rico This is the first license of the
kind yet issued.
Mr. Valdez is a native Porto Rican, and
the Wa Department was induced %
grant the license because the construction
OF the plant means The expenditure among
the distre ssed inhabitants Of Porto Rico
Of about S2lO.OQO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31
IN AUGusTA's CAPITAL.
Capt. Harman's Retirement from
OfEce-Eack from Europe.

STANTON, VA. August 30.-(special)
Captain Lewis Hartman. brother of State
Treasurer Asher Hartman. has received
from the Hon. Parke Agnew a letter
notifying him that on and after Septem-
Der LIST his services as Deputy Collector
quired =
BY common consent, as well as b. OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31
DEFExCEs AT FORT MONROE.
Proposed Fortilications That VIII
BE Absolutely ImpregnubIe.

WASHINGTON, August 50.-Secretary
Root has approved the new project for
fortiications at Fort Monroe. Va. I'm
der il there will be "a saving 10 the gov
eminent of about 81 $1,000, as compared
with the project which was submitted
and adopted about ten years ago. while,
in the opinion of the engineers, the de-
fences will be rendered absolutely i'm
Dgnguable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31
OUR LOUISA CITIZENS.
Accident 10 Jesse j. POrter-Repub-
lican Politics.

LOUISA, VA. August 30.-(Special)-
Mr.. Jesse ]. Porter County Clerk Of
Louisa. while walking home from his
Office late Saturday evening with an up
raised umbrella through a rain slipped
down on the sidewalk and broke two ribs.
He has been confined TO his bed ever
since, but bids fair to get well again. lie
Will be missed by the old veterans at the
reunion here next Friday.
Rev. William @. Turner, a Baptist min
lister of this town. aged s. years, is aX-
tremely i'll. and his death is expected at
any time. He has a wonderful constitu-
ton. however, and may rally, as he did
a year or so ago.
The Republicans may nominate a candi-
date for the House of Delegates next
Saturday at Louisa, Va, though II Is
possible that they will put it off until
after September 9th. that being the day
set for the Democratic convention 10
make nomination for the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

When presented ut the Dispatch
counter, accompanied by the cash,
"EmpIoymeLt wants" Rooms for
Rent" "NV,nfed Rooms" "Bonrders
Wanted" "Bonrd Wanted" Lost,
Strayed, or stolen" will he inserted
properly classified, 70 words or less,
for x5c. each insertionj additional
words 1c. cncfi.
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schooner Henrn Jib-Boom-Lcss

NORFOLK. VA. August SO.-The
schooner Amelia Hearn, Captain Talley,
from Washington. -. c., light. arrived
here to-day having lost her jbboom IN
collision with an unknown barge at aa-
Choir IN the Potomac river. The weather
was thick and the lights OF the barge
were not seen I'm time 70 avoid the col
ljsion. The captain thinks the barge suf-
fered no damage.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ]. ls0J-
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

c. T.. g II. L. Denoon. Auctioneers.
an p
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CoNFLAGRATION IN YOKOHAMA.
Sixteen Lives LOst-Owner of House
Where Fire Started Killed By Mob.

YOKOHAMA, August IS, via VICTO-
RIA, B. g.. August 30.-The greatest fire
in the history OF Yokohama occurred Au-
gust 18th, when a square mile of build
ings was destroyed and sixteen lives were
lost. The property loss is estimated at
between Sj,OO0O0 and 100000 The ia
nous Theatre street was destroyed from
end 10 end. The owner OF the house where
the fire started was killed by a. mob.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31

ALEXANDRIA. Va. August 3O-(Spe-
cial)-William Murray, a prominent mer-
chant tailor. died this evening after a
lingering Illness; aged y years De-
ceased was an eX-Confederate. having
served IL tho Seventeenth Virginia Regi-
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31
FOR RENT,

THAT MOST ATTRACTIVE CORNEH
Residence. No. 1901 Grove avenu.. r.t
ly modern. containing about j. room. A.-
usually attractive Special inducements
10 an immediate tenant.
j. u. ELAN a co.
an 29-eOd3t lll3 east Main efrtrI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PREPARE For WINTER

YOUR FURNACES AND LATROBEs
must be properly cleaned out and over
hauled before they can be safely used
orders for this class OF work are already
being received az y. +. COFER'S. $50
east Broad street Both phones. au 3l-3t
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MaNTr,n
WANTED.

TEACHERS. WE NEED A FEW
Teachers at once. A number Of good
places yet TO H.. Enclose stamp. INTER-
NATIONAL TEACHERS AGENCY
NllkesbOrO'. n. G. au27-ffs
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WANTED.

BY 4 LADY or SUCCESSFUL EXPE-
Renee i'm Teaching Higher English. Math-
ematics. Latin. French, German. and
Music, a Position for the coming session.
References exchanged. Address
TEACHER" care Dispatch.
au 2y-Tu, Th&Sun3tt
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WANTED.


ROOM TO STORE FrTRNI-
cure for few months centrally To-
area. Q. 4. X, care Dispatch Office
"a 3l-lls
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WASHING. AND IRONING TO DO AT
NO; IL Boyd street. Can give satisfaction
duu references. au 3l-ltF
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WANTED.
WANTED.

TO EMPLOY A FIRST-CLAss CABI-
net Maker. Call to-day az No 10 Cow
ernOr street G. p. DEAN. au 31-lt.
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WANTED.

ONE OR TWO BRIGHT. SUNNY I'm
furnished Rooms, with fireplace. suifa-
l'i lor a small school Address. imme-
ula'eiy' TEACHER, care Dispatch.
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WANTED.

PUDDLERs STEADY WORK. AMERf-
CAN STEEL HOOP COMPANY. Dun
cansyille, Blair county Pa. au 2i-l2t
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WANTED.

PUPnS n STENOGKApHY ANo
Iypcwriting. Apply for terms and an
particulars at Richmond School OF Sten9.
graphy, 9le east Main street. over Mrdde
9 Baker, pharmacy. Miss POYTHRESS.
Principal. am 49,,
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LOST, srRAyEp. AVID rouNn.

LOST BETWEEN TWENTY-THIRD
and Grace and Twenty-slxth and Broad
streets. PURSE containing $3.50. two
kinzs and a Key. Finder will be re-
warded II left at No. 22li east Grace
street au 3i-lt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31

4 ADDE'S Use Chiehssters English Pennyroyal Pms.
Is Best Safest 0niy Rellnbiel Take no othe,
buy ofyeur Druggist, " send &c.. Stamps ~ pafiie.
--i' -.t hsfi lor L.ies In letter By r~tnrn mail.
Chichester Chemical Co, Ph!iada., Pa
(au l-Tu Tn ,Suly)