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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21
Misdireoted Sympathy.

4 number Of orr Democratic
exchanges. IN their effort TO make
political capital out Of the admin
istrations policy in the Philippine
Islands, indulge in mawkieh senti-
ment over the alleged crueIties,
such as the water cure, practic-
ed by the United States troops mp
on the FiIipinos. When the other
side of the story is told. we see
more reason for sympathy in the
other direction. Frank G. Car
penter, a well known newspaper
correspondent, lately returned
from q trip through the Philippine
archipelago, where he Travelled
for q syndicate Of Democratic
newspapers, OF which the St. Louis
Republic is one, in writing of the
cruelties practiced in the islands
says:
Il now and then see statements
of the crueltics perpetrated by our
troops on the innocent FllipinoS.
Some snch statements may be true,
bat the majority are false, aud
under the provocations which the
men have suffered 1t is q wonder
they arc at all temperate. No one
can appreciate the suferings Of
our soldiers. Men have been cut
to pieces with holos. They have
been lied to and deceived in every
possible way. One case | remem-
Der on the Island of Paney. Il
was a priest. who enticed three oj
our privates into the hands of The
enemy. The privates were drunk
or they would not have beer
caught. The Filipinos tied then
to stakes and built a fire at theil
feet. After they has roasted tbs
feet the Filipinos used their bolo
to cut stripes Of flesh from tht
bodies Of their victims. They cD
at them again and again, ayoidin!
. the vital spots and then scared tn
, flesh with red hot irons.
"During my stay in Manll
! Lieutenant Wynne of the Marin
Corps captured six Cavite cat
t throats who were numbering child
ren by drowning them in Manii
, Bay. The Williams would tie tn
hands Of the little ones benin
their backs and cast them tho
bound into the water.
: Zone Of the Filipino General
G was a half breed Chinese name
y. Paua, who committed all sorts {
atrocities on women and chlIarel
I His soldiers once attacked q poe
woman and her daughter in Il
n Province Of Albay and demande
e money of them. They had non
and by this General Paua's ords
o they were stripped and burne
with red hot irons. After tn
1 they were tied inside the hous
: whici was then fired, and the
l. were burned in the flames"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21
SPRING AII NENTS

There is an aching and tired feeling: the
liver. bowels and kidneys become sluggish
and Inactive. the digestion impaired, with
i:,;.e CT 70 ao2e-i:s no ambition fcr any
thing. and feeling I.-ac The whole body
ani c,ind1esds ton:EE up, Tha trouble IS
tina. during winter. there has deem an &C
cunulatioa C w2s;e matter il the system.
Herb;ne will remove il. secure to the Sc
crs,icEs rig; exit, a1d b. is tonic ef,
feet, tally restore the wasted tissues ana
give strength instead Ct weakd5ss, So
at Teasdales $ Drug Store. Potos:, acd
Sui:cr 4 Co. IJcGHco5is.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21
The Lobby Ring and Its impu-
denCe.

About the most astounding eX-
ample of impudence ever seen is
the spectacle of the gang of graft
ers who ran the last two sessions
of the Missouri Legislature III the
interests of the corporations, which
controlled that body and peddled
legislation openly. again asking to
be returned to the Senate. ans'
more's the shame of it. tie state
Democratic machine with Dockery
as conductor and Sam Cook as Gu
gineer has been run and Is being
run in their Interests. 1t was the
varions state officials, who acting
as a Board Of Gerryman,,er. scept
Redistricting Board, fixed
things so they could be returned
They are part OF the gang and th'
balance Of the gang did not wan
them left at home.
| AS Ex-Governor Brokmeyer
under the guise of the sold Poll
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21

Some gentlemen who are active
in the politics of this county, fire.
guently declare that political prin-
ciples are not involved in the elec-
ton Of county officials. The In
dependent may be induced to take
them at their word for an election
or two.-Independent.
Go for them. Let's have m
election or two strictly on the prin-
ciples involved including the prin-
eiples of booze and Doodle. II
would, indeed. be a novelty tc
have campaign iu this county
strictly on prtnciple. Such a thing
has not been seen here since oul
Democratic friends lost their ma
iority.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21

Saturday, May 31th, is the date
of the Republican delegate con-
vention to elect delegates to the
various state and district conyen-
tions of the party. We hope the
Republicans of the county will
demonstrate their activity in poll
tics this year by making this con
vention a representative meeting.
Don't hesitate to give up few
hours of your time to attend the
precinct meetings on May 2+th, it
is a duty you owe the party. Let
us wake up to united movement
all along the line in the present
campaign and restore the prestige
Of the party in Washington county.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21

The Republican committee OF
the Thirteenth district met at Bis
marck last Friday and selected
Piedmont as the place for the Re
publican congressional conven-
tion. to be held on July 31st.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21
Monumental Gall.

The Democrats. under The lead
ership Of Sam 5. Cook and Gov.
Dockery. are endcavoring 10 shift
the blame OF the present dcploc-
able condition Of the states finances
and depletion q the school fund
onto Republican administration
that was in power thirty years ago.
In that time the population Of
Missouri has doubled: its wealth
has q!airUp!ed Or multiplied: at
even greater rate. It's revenues
arc rrorortionate|y greater. Four
times the amount of the state 5
indebtedness has been paid into
the interest and sinking funds. I Ct
the state Is still in debt nearly 50
| 600. 900. and Il constitutions,
amendment IS to be submitted tC
| the people Of the state to make
valid the illegal juggling to whicf
the school fund has been submitted
1t takes Is much eifrontery ant
monumental gall to Try to shlf
this blame to the Republicans as j
did to blame the Republican min
ority in the late Legislatures TO
the corrupt practices Of the Dem
ocratic majority. OF to try to fois
upon the people the lie about tn
states Indebtedness incorporate
in the last Democratic state plat
form. It n;onyij'c Republican.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21

Local Democrats are feeling con-
siderable anxiety over the pros
pective makeup of the Republican
ticket, as vel: they may, for 1t
may be composed of such men
whom even an organized booze
and Doodle fight cannot defeat.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21

Some of the best Democrats in
this county express their aversion
to entering into local politics for
the reason that they do not care to
enter into a game in which success
can only come to them by the pur-
chase of Republican votes. Still
there are others who are not so
sensitive on the moral point Of the
iSSua.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21

ticau." tells uS. the gang feared 10
trust the gerlvnanier 70 the Lower .
House Of the last Legislature. 1t |
is true that the gang Of crooks !
who controlled the Senate, d0mi- !
mated the eutire Assembly. but |
such q thing as gerrynany made
to return certain erafterS, who bad
been SO bold and open in their
malfeasance "a Morton. EarIS.
Whaley and Lee. would better De
done in private, 50 she question Of
reui=tricting was allowed to pass,
and after adjournment, DockcrE.
| Cook, Seihert. ct al. met, in star
chamber session. as 4 redistricting
board as provided by law on the
failure Of the Legislature to rediS-
trict. and with great and careful
calculation, proceeded to figure
out. how if possible. every mem
Der Of the Senate gang could be
! returned. 50 successful were they
that it is believed they can be elec-
ted if one-Lalf their Democratic
constituents % fishing ana hence
each member q the gang expects
to get back to his good thing at
TIE State capital.
! There never was greater or more
| iusolent defiance of decency than
this. The men mentioned. So far
as | know. have never even taken
the trouble TO lie about the records
they made IS tools Of the corpora
tions i'll the Senate. They were
organizers ana leaders Of the com
t hine Of sixteen which controlled tie
: Senate and therefore the Lcgisla-
; tl.re. The house had to be decent;
! it couldn't help itself and as well
!, may be imagined certain members
of that body were f,Griors III thi,
- "combine" because il refused tC
A make "diyy." but the combine
I was indifferent 10 criticism ans
: heard their indignant protest witt
equanimitv, because they had The
; whole affair in their own hands
1 controlled legislation absolutely
u and were reckless of what anyhod,
T. thought or said about it. The,
@ felt that the machine would Sc
4 them through and that in connec
:. ton with the ''yeIlow-do-" Demo
), cracy. it wouii he easy. Their
- are some Democrats in Missoul
. III eyerr district whose stomach
V would net tolerate dose as nause
ou5 as that OF EarriS Nort0n-Or
hardly haley ct n, but the ma
, chine has fixed It 50 that tines
may be accounted for and all @
the members Of the gang returne
x in their districts. But the poir
Is about this whole crooked game
t that the nict;tant D2ckcry aud hi
rs Chief Cook and Carpct-Bagee
le SeibcIt are behind this crooke
III game. Ii was ''framed up" h
ed the State administration. and til;
to outfit stands "a its endor>er an
na sponsor although for diShones,
lc and rottennes5 no gang ever ";
ry known that bad the stencil Of Il
u lobby Of the last Leg>i>l;;ture.-
lg The St. Louis Censor.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21
HOLDS UpACONGRESSMAE.

HtLUs { ? AtJN . L t->'- 4 4 :.
AT the end Of the campaign says
thamp Clark. Missouci's bril!ian. cOu-
gresham. from oyerwork. nervous
tension. loss Of sleep and constant
speaking | bad about utterly collapS-
ed. 1t seemed that all the organs in
my body were cut of order, but three
bottles II Electric Bltters made me
al! right. Its the best all-round med
Icine ever sold over druggists c0un.
ter" Over-w0rked, rundown men
and weak. >ickly women gain splendid
health and vitality from Electric Bit
tiers Try them. Only soc. Guaran
teei By all dealers ia medicines.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21

Ex-Governor Stone evidently be-
ieves that the best hold Of Mis-
souri, Democrats lies in keeping
the people from reading. His
theory is that where the people
are in blissful ignorance of the
political iniqnities practiced upon
them in Missouri it would be q
cruelty to enlighten them.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21

J = I
Whites Cream Feyrnifase has achieved
4 world wide reputation a. bsius the best
Of all worm destroyers, and for its ,on:c
influence on weak ana unthr,fty children
as it nuetralzes ihe acidity or sournsss Of
the stomach, improves their digestion and
assimilation Ct food, strengthens tEeir mex
vous system and restores thern 70 the
health, vigor and elasticity CT spirits nat
ural to childhood. zsc, Teasdale's Drug
Store pctQsi and Suiscr L Co, R;chwoo5s.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21
$1.OO Pc. hnnum.
Attend the Republican precinct
meetings next Saturday, May
oath.

The Ironton Register wants to
know how the affairs Of state
are going to progress at the ma
tional capital since Mr.. Robb :
private secretary has returned
home to Potosi.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21
WHAT THIN FOLKS NEED

+ a greater power Of dige>tiDg and
as>imilating food. For them DR..
Kings New Life Pills work wonders
They tone aud regulate the digestive
organs, gently exrel all poiS0Es from
the system. enrich the blood, improve
appetite. make healthy flesh. Only
&c at al. dealers in medicines.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21

Go 4 Davidson y Guyton's shops
fer I'll kinds ST new wheels, single Or
by the set, al siZas. Also spring seats,
plows and harr3wS, all kinds, and all
kinds Of wood and iron work.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21
FOR THOSE WHO LIVE on FARM

EOR THOSE WHO LIk E D-N T AK u ).
Dr.. Bergi1. Pana, lis. writes: Il have
used Baliar6's Snow Lin:Gncn,; always
recommend It 70 ny friends, as at, cor
saeu. there is no better made. /. is d
dandy fer burns" Those who 1--we on
farms are especially liable 70 many acci-
dental cuts. b1ras and bruises, which heal
raUiiiv when Ballard Snow Lininent is
applied. /, will a!waysbe kept in the house
for cases of emergency. 25c. SOC and
81 co at Teasdaies Drug Store Potosi and
Suito- & Co. Eichwoods.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21

What have you ever done II de-
serve the office to which you aspire:
asked the voter.
"Nothiug." answered the candidate.
frankly. If | had ever done any
thing to thoroughly qualify me foE
50 important position. | could prob.
ably make great deal more money a.
private citizen. ."-Washiugton
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21
REIMBURSEMENT SECRET.

II is often asked how such startling
cures. that puzzle the best physicians.
are affected by Dr.. Kings New Dis
cuyery for Consumption Here's the
secret. 1t cuts out the phiegrn and
germ-Infected mucus. aud lets the
iifa-giving oxygen enrich and vitalize
the blood. Il heals the lnt'aned-
conyn-worn throat and lungs. Hard
colds ard stubborn coughs soon yield
tu Dr. Kings New Discovery. the
most infallible remedy for all Throat
and Lung diseases Guaranteed bot
ties 50c and sl.1rl. Trial bottles at all
dealers in medicines,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-05-21
HOTEL ENR RENT.

For rent. the Pyty,i Hotel property
in P0.oSi. No. For particulars app;g
IL NJ y. Casey. Po,osi, or T. 5. Cole
Dan. tsac1ia, No.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25

when YOU can scc,1re them for such a
small amount through the Leader
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
MINERAL LANDS
FOR SALE.

We shall offer. at public auction. in
- - ii FRIDAY, JUNE 20. 1902,
several bodies Of land constituting the
Guys Run Iron Estate Of Mr.. e. A.
Packer. in Rockbridge county, Va about
Il, 1925 acres, or % square miles Of terri
tory, lying near Goshen Depot d6S miles
west Of Richmond), and the Rockbridge
Alum Springs, and covering the Goshen
Pass Of the North River, with fine water
at numerous points and abundant tim
Der, but chiefly valuable for it's deposits
of minerals, especially iron ores Ged
slaale and brown hematites, adapted to the
manufacture of basic steel and foundry
irons.) and manganese and paints
Lying in the Appalachian belt. neal. the
coal fields and seaboard, with abundant
outcrops of ore rudely developed, and adj
joining or near the active operations at
Victoria, Longdale. Low Moor and Cow
ington furnaces, this is an exceptional
opportunity for investments. The estate
is subdivided into four lots.
TERMS-Ten per cent. down and re-
mainder in four annual payments.
Map and reports can be seen at the law
offices of Ransom e Ransom at Stanton.
va. Sale by undersigned commissioners
under DEGREES Of Circuit Court Of Rock
bridge county, in Chancery suit OF Reed
VS.. Qutntand. etc ~,-o>,
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Louisa County Country Home

of 25s acres located near the Courthouse
where the people are noted for their hos
pitaiity; dwelling located in a handsome
shady yard. contains eight rooms: new Few
place for a, city man to spend his summer
or a. man in poor health to buy. as this
section is noted for health and =. to make
70 suit; farm well fenced and watered.
r. B. CHAFFIN & CO., INC. -
No. 1 North Tenth Street.
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FRANK BAPTIST PRINTING CO.
FRANK BAPTIST-Governor. ,reet.
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= z J y p Z. 2
FOR SALE.
NOR SALE.

"A FARM THAT MUST BE soLD,s:As
the owner is dead, with everything that
could be desired. such as nearness to tho
city, accessibility BY trolley and steam
cars. fruit.in endless variety. shade, beau;
5tiful meadows. sparkling brooks. wooded
Etaias; s peer large and well7arranged
dwelling. and then 6s acres q. land that
will produce anything, especially grass.
years sell for much more than the cost
of the whole property. It cannot be ade-
auately pen pictured-it must be seen to
anplication to N. w. BOWIE.
- -f7sE!. Richmond Va
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP FOR HO-
tel at Bon Air. Va. Apply to A.
NOEL. at Thalhimer Bros, Fifth and
Broad Streets Richmond
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A Gem of a Country Home.

dwelling in good order, containing six
rooms; well of pure soft water; the
neighborhood select; rural delivery daily
at gate; price and terms right and on
long time. let us show you. Write or call
for free Virginia Real Estate Journal.
r. b. CHAFF1N & CO. INC,
No 1 North Tenth Street.
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AUCTION sALEs-HoHDAYs
BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Trustees Sa1e Of
VERY DESIRABLE SuBUR-
BAN ACREAGE PROPERTY.
WITH A COMFORTABLE DWELLING
THEREON, SITUATED a. SHORT
DISTANCE BEYOND THE CITY
LIMITS ON THE BROOK

DISTANCE BEYOND THE CITY
LIMITS ON THE BROOK
TURNPIKE.
In execution of deed Of trust, dated
March g. 1856. and duly recorded In Hen
rico County Court, In Deed Book III. page page
I'LL will, sat the request of the benef1-
ciary: there having been default IN the
payment Of portion of the debt secured
go = MONDAY. MAY es. 1902.
at $3.50 o'clock P. NJ. that VALUABLE
SUBURBAN ACREAGE PROPERTY.
known as the LEONARD CHAMBER
LAIN TRACT. containing about twelve
acres, with good dwelling and other
improvements thereon
The land lies beautifully on the east
side Of the turnpike. is In a 5000 90 state
ness to the city and being on an excel
lent road, it is bound to increase in value
and desirability. Don't forget the trolley
cars to run shortly on the-p pike.
TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay the
costs Of exeouting the trust all .ax s. od to
with Interest thereon from August Y.
announced at the time Of sale:
e'.A-N0 LOUIS RAWLINGS.
N. w. BOWIE.
Trustees
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iwhNTED. LADIES TO WEAR OUR
$50 and So Queen Quality oxfords: none e
batter at IS or Sc. IIoFIElMERS
ECONOMY STORE. 81 T.. Broad Street.
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SEE THE RUSH AT THE CITY DRUG
STORES Soda Fountain drinking Royal
Ginger Ale and Minors Root Beer
Fifteenth and Main Streets
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WANTED.

WATCH FOR IT. ANNUAL OUTING OF
Eroad-Street NJ Z. Sunday-Schooi TO
Enclsros Peach. Monday. June 18th.
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EPANK BAPTIST PRINTING CO.
FRANK BAPT1ST-Governor Street.
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TOWN TOPICS.

FRANK BAPTIST PRINTING , Co.
e. 7. ROBERTSON. CiiAS, e s,reet
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By A. II Adamson and N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

Charles a. Rose. Auctioneer.
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TC.F-CREAM AND ICE-CREAM SODA
at the CITY DRUG STORE, Flfteenth
ard Main Streets.
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a STITCH IN TINE SAVES N1NE--A
roof painted in time saves tin. See
DTTNkLEY, the roof painter, No. 1913
: East Marshall Street.
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= " WEDNESDAY, MAY Is. 1902.

second. Three hundred feet of ground
the east line OF Sixteenth Street. COM
,ncing at Maury Street and extending
yards Everett Street. These Lots have
1epth OF about 100 feet. running back
an alley 10 feet wide. and upon this
I'd are number OF frame dwelling
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1,y.r1I1, w.y WHAT PASTE DO YOU
. ,,e,o K.1,,. the Anchor Brand. OF course.
Sold by EHAs. E. SMITH. Can up new
-nhnne 1lS9.
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In execution of a certain deed of trust.
dated December 10, 1892. and recorded in
Henrico County Court, D. 3. al g.. page
ment of a part Of the debt therein Sc
cured. and being requested 80 to do, l
will sell, at auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY BOTH,
at s o'clock P. NJ. the property described
in said deed, as follows: IAN that certain
lot of land in the county of Henrico. Va:
at the northwest corner of Ashland and
Carter Streets, fronting sixty (6O feet on
Ashland Street, and extending back from
said front between Carter Street and a
line parallel Herewith one hundred and
thirty-three and 4-12 feet
TERh1o-Cash, as to expenses of sale,
any taxes due, and pro-rata taxes for
1902, and the sum Of 5000, with interest
from May 7th. 1902, being balance due on
a note secured by said deed: and the resi-
due upon terms to be announced by the
trustee at the sale.
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By Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
No II North Tenth Street.
EXECUTORS SALE
IL 49, OF
AN EXCEPTIONALLY CHOICE.
Beautifully and Centrally
Located Residential. Improved
Property,
No. ID West Main Street.
CORNER MAIN AND
ADAMS STREETS, IN THE IN1AlE- Z
DATE NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE
Elegant JEFFERSON HOTEL.

BY REQUEST OF DIR. JOHN r.
WHEAT, EXECUTOR. IN CLOSING
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MRS. An
NABELLE r. JENKINS, I will sell this
exceedingly valuable residential property.
upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 2STH.
at o'clock 2. NJ
The improvements consist OF q large
two-story and basement. sp!endldly-built
Brick Dwelling. with cut stone founda-
ton and basement. containing ten rooms.
pantry, bath. closets, ETC., detached
kitchen, servants quarters and stable.
The lot fronts on the NORTHEAST COR
NER OF MAIN AND ADAMS STREETS
6S FEET INCHES BY \ DEPTH OF
ISs FEET. 4 INCHES TO 20-FOOT Paw
ED ALLEY This location for residential
nurposes or for doctors offices is unex-
celled. peing In the heart of the most
Fashionable part of the city and Adjacent
TO our handsomest hotel, and should at
tract the attention of either investors or
home seekers. Such location is rarely
offered for sale. This property has not
been on the market for half q century or
more
tioneer will lend two-thirds value upoH
this property.
Executor.
Charles a. Rose Auctioneer.
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MEN WANTED TO START BUSINESS
of their own; pays $40 to 800 monthly:
SEQ capital required: steady position.
Station D. S. HOIST, jamestown, Pa.
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scHooL-ELocUTIoN.

mn YOU NOTICE IL? OPEN BUG
rie. new as low as Sd: top BuggHies
new as low as SO delivered at Rich
mond Carriages Wagons; Carts, Har-
'''wiI, nav YOU TO investigate before
buEing elsewhere. a saving of so. DAVIS
CkRRIAGE MANUFACTURING CO..
Petersburg, Va
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WANTED, THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
that the Windsor Hotel at Farmville,
va. is run by Mrs. ]. d. GILLIAN in
arst-ciass style. Particular attentisn
given to commercial men: first-class
yenient.
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WANTED. LADIES WHO HAVE BEEN
accustomed to wearing So and g OxfordS
to try our Queen Quality $3.50 and =
Oxfords. Once worn, always Morn 1 SS.I
at IoFHE1AIER'S ECONOMY SHOE
STORE. 81 Z. Broad.
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~ x II > !
One Cent a Word.
SHOES.
Foxs PARCEL DELIVERING.

MY WAGONS WILL CALL FOR AM M
deliver baggage in any part of the cry fa,
for 2oc.: l5c. FOR valise, two valses ~.
esc.: round trips SOC. for eom comm amiaa
travellers: baggage hauled 10 NY order
and stored per subject TO S YOU ser.
charging for one transfer: proIn ,p,r sd
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