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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-25
CUPID USED CATLING GUN
Marriages of Many Popular Young
People in Norfolk.
.ial Dispatch to The Times.


NORFOLK, VA. Sept 24.-Frank Ham
Marks were married at the home of the
bride by Rev. j. e. Thacker pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian Church.
The bride is the daughter of r. C.
Marks Miss Martha Louise Harrison,
of Petersburg. was the maid of honor,
and Benjamin H. Marks. the brother OF
the bride. was the best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith will take a trip
to the North and return to live in Client.
Leon Tyler Seawell and Miss Edna
Ruth White We're married at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. Virginia c.
White. in Fenchurch Street. this after
noon Randolph Hudgins was the best
man and Annie Z. White, sister Of the
bride was maid of honor.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Dr j. H. n. Sumnlerell- The couple
Will go on a. Northern trip.
Miss Eloise Virginia Hudgrs, daughter
of Mrs NJ. a. Hudgins. and Louis c.
Fowler were married at the home of the
brides brother Howard s Hudgins. this
afternoon. The celebrant was Rev. VIII
liam r. Proctor, of Mckendree Metho-
dist Episcopal Church,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler left on the Wash
ington steamer for trip TO the national
capital and Niagara Falls.
Alexander z. Bell and Miss Emma Y.
Relansa were married this afternoon by
Pav DR.. J. j Taylor at the pastorium
nc f7reemason-Stree Baptist Church.
Miss Susie Bell sister OF the groom.
was maid of honor and Malone Tarrall
was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell left on the Washing
ton steamer for Washington and Balti-
more.
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DreW-Runaidue.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times,
NORFOLK. VA. September 24.-Cap-
tain ]. II. Drew and Mrs. Annie Hone
Runaldue We're married at the residence
of the bride, No. 81 Falkland Street. at
o'clock.
Captain Drew is q member OF the Vir-
GINA Pilots Association. Mrs. Runaldue
is handsome young woman. a member
of the choir OF the First Presbyterian
Church and is the daughter Of the late
James Louis Hope. of Richmond
After the marriage Captain and Mrs
Drew left for Niagara Falls and Canada.
on a bridal trip. They will visit Boston
New York. Philadelphia and Washington
on their return trip and then go to Win
ston- Salem. n. c.. to visit Captain
Drew's daughter, Mrs. w. ]. Roberts
After October 20 they will be at home
to their friends at No. l2O Wood Street.
Rev. ]. r. Howerton, OF Charlotte. N
c., formerly pastor OF the First Presby-
terrain Church here. came to perform the
ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-25
AN ELEGANT WEDDING
Marriage Of William Reynolds Vance to
Miss Anne Wilmer Hume.
fsnecial Dispatch to The Time


CHAPEL HILL, II. c., September "a
The marriage of Miss Anne Wilmer
Hume, eledest daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hume, of the University off
North Carolina. and Mir. William Rey-
holds Vance, OF Lexington. Va, was cele-
brated with the simple elegance asso-
ciated with the bride and her surround
ings at the home in Chapel Hill, at
O'Clock on Wednesday evening, the 24th
instant.
The ushers were Mr.. Edward Randolph
Preston. of Charlotte, n. c.; Mr. Eben
Alexander. Jr.. of Chapel Hill, n. c.:
Mr. Charles Gregory Hume. of Ports
mouth, Pa. and Mr.. Thomas Hume,
Jr. of Winston-Salem, n. c. Mr.. Iru-
man Vance. of Harrodsburg, Ky, was
best man The bridesmaids were Miss
Susie Pollard, of Bowling Green. Va:
Miss Marian Hume. of Portsmouth. Va:
Miss Sarah Huntington. of the UnlVer-
sity of Virginia. and Miss Ruth Vance,
of Shelbyville, Ky.
Their gowns were of Paris muslin, trim
med with lace and insertion. and they
carried bouquets of white carnations.
with maiden-hair ferns.
The maid of honor was Miss Mary
Gregory Hume. sister of the bride She
was gowned in apple-green mousseline
de sole, and carried a bouquet Of white
carnations. The bride wore q, princesse
gown of white satin de chine, trimmed
with ruchings of chiffon and pannelled
with duchesse lace
She carried a shower bouquet of lilies
Of the valley. Her veil was caught up
by orange blossoms and an exquisite
pearl crescent the gift of the groom.
The aisle Of white satin ribbons was
held by Helen Hume. Jean Holmes Will
liam Cobb and Collier Cobb, Jr. Mrs.
Meade Prince performed the Lohengrin
wedding march with her wonted skill
and feeling.
The bride was given away by her
father with the solemn and tender we'll
betting service of the veteran pastor.
the Rev. John William Jones. D. D.. with
the brilliant company at the reception
following and the delicious menu. the
to such festival occasion, yet seeming
never so beautiful as in its bridal deco
rations of green and white and with the
wealth of offerings to the bride from
every quarter, there was a perfect
setting to the nuptials of a bride of as
rare grace and sweetness, and Of a man
are nearly as one can find.
One could feel the charm Of the beau
tiful hostess throughout the hospitable
scene.
After weeks tour in Western North
Carolina. DR.. and Mrs. Vance will make
their home in lexington where he IS
Professor of Law and Dean of the Law
Faculty Of Washington and Lee Uni
versity.
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AUGUSTA WEDDING
Mr.. D. r. Clennmer and Miss Mamie
Blaine Married.
lsneclal plsratch to Tho Times.

sTAUNToN, VA. Sept PA pretty
wedding took place at Rocky sprins
Church, this county, at O'Clock this eve
ming when Miss Mamie NJ Blaine,
daughter of Mrs. J. S. Beck, OF Deerteld,
beca me the bride of Mr.. d T. Clemmer,
of the county Old Rocky Spring Church
had been beautifully decorated for the
occasion, and owing to the prominence
of both parties the church was crowded
to its utmost capacity The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Holes Raiston,
pastor of Hebron Church.
Miss Blaine is a granddaughter OF the
late Rev Stephen Blaine, the well known
Presby terrain minister. who was for many
years pastor of the Rocky Spring Church:
The bride is also a direct descendant OF
Pocahontas Mr. Ciemmer is Il proml-
neut and prosperous young farmer. ana
is the owner of two or three Of the finest
farms in the county.
Mrs. ]. n IIsan has announced the ap-
proaching wedding of her daughter. Miss
Willie Frances, TO Mr.. Andrew P. Wade.
the wedding to take place at the home
Of the bride Wednesday, October LIST.
Miss Jennie Deverick and Mr.. John
Mills were married at the manse by Rev
A. NJ Fraser pastor of the First Presby-
terrain Church.
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JOINT DEBATE
Congressman Jones Grants Request Of
Mr.. Coles for Discussion.
lsrecinl pispatch d The Time

Especial Dispatch to The TiIncs.3
STORNfONT, VA. September 2i-Nid-
dlesex County Court met at Saluda this
morning and after a short session Judge
Garneu vacated tho bench in order that
Congress: man NJ. A. Jones ana Malcolm
"A Coles. candidates for Congress, might
have a joint discussion. The crowd WAS
much smaller than usual, with several
ladies occupying prominent seats. Coles
led off in a speech OF one hour, paying
his respects TO the usurpltons Of the
Constitutional Convention and Demo
cratic shortcomings generally. lie re-
ceived better attention than is usually
accorded here to men of his political
faith
Jones followed with quite an eloquent
ana earnest address Of one hour and
quarter His themes were trusts and i'm
peralism. He was warmly applaudcd, as
a majority present were Democrats
Coles followed and closed with speech
OF fifteen minutes.
Not a. great deal of enthusiasm was
shown on either side.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT
Will Nominate Candidate
10 Oppose Rixey.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 24.-Prepa-
rations have been completed for the
Eighth District Congressional Conven-
ton, which convcnes here at noon to-
morrow u Schuler's Hall for the purpose
Of nominating a Republican candidate
for Congt css from this district to oppose
Hon. .!ott, T. Rixey, Democratic nominee.
The convention viii be called TO order
by District Chairman H 3. Dodge, and
a large number of delegates Will be pres
ent
Prominent party leaders here predict
the nomination OF W. X. Skinker, of
FauGuier county. and in their opinion he
will make a good run. Several others
viii, no doubt, be placed in nomination.
The Alexandria delegates go uninstructed,
but it is thought they will vote as unit
for Mr.. Skinker.
Among those prominently spoken OF IN
connection with the nomination besides
Mr Sllinker is NJ X. Lowery. of Stat
ford and J. NJ. Thorne, OF Fairfax county.
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POWELL-ADKERSON
A Beautiful Tableau Wedding and
Professional at South Boston.
<snecial DISPATCH to The Times.>

Especial Dispatch to The Ilnes2
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, Sept. 2i.-Aliss
Pearl Ethel Anderson, one of the most
beautiful of South Boston's young
ladies. became the bride of Mr.. Robert
Henry Powell. of Boyllins. Va, to-day
at 1880 o'clock in the presence OF
large gathering of friends in the BapuSC
Church The church was deliberately and
tastefully decorated with plants and cut
flowers, with a predominance OF golden
rod.
The usl,ers entered down the middle
aisle and stood in front of the rostrum-
Messrs. r. s. Barbour and R. n. FIRE
sheets on one side and Messrs. e. r.
Walker and L. C. 1ngle on the other
Then followed the Observation-Disclosures
B. Rogers, Of Richmond: Birdie May yam
cey. Elizabeth Nohln and Mary slate,
proceeding down the middle aisle two by
two, while the groomsmen less :,
Wright. Charles T. 1ancey. Rosser s.
Nobln. Edgar Norwood and Beveriy Sy"-
nor entered two at a time, one down
either. of the side aisles. the bridesmaids
and groomsmen meeting on the ros'runi
and forming a semi-c;rcle
AS the bride entered by the middle !!
aisle with her brother, Mr.. Presley ).
Anderson. preceded by her maid OF nonor,
Miss jamie Anderson. sister OF the pride,
the groom and his brother, Mr. Albert
Powell who acted as best man. emerged
from the pastors study, in rear OF the
rostrum. and on the front Of the rostrum
the bride and groom met and We're made
man and wife in the brief and beautiful
ceremony performed by Rev. j. w. Wild
man. pastor of the church.
The usual wedding marches We're rem
dered during the entrance and exit of the
party by Mrs, J. w. Wildman.
after the ceremony the happy young
couple left on the 1880 train on the
Southern Railway for a tour OF the
Northern cities, at, the end of which they
will reside at Boykins, Va, where the
groom is a prosperous and prominent
The magnificent array of handsome
presents was a well-deserved and fitting
tribute TO the bride. who is daughter
of Mrs j. w. Anderson. and very
beautiful and attractive young woman
and extremely popular in South Boston
and other portions OF the State where she
has visited
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WANTED, SITUATION BY A FIRST
class engineer, holding two State Ii
censes. city or country, with the besI of
reference E. $50 n. Mill Street. city
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Marriage in Crewe.
snacisl DISPATCH to The Times.

iSpecial Dispatch 10 The TiIues.I
CREME, VA, Sept. PA beautiful
marriage was soemnized in the Epis-
copal Church here Tuesday at $50 P. NJ.
The contracting parties We're Miss Mary
Hudgins, of this place and Mr. ]. r.
Wheary. of Petersburg. a son of Mr.. j.
w Nheary. formerly of Petersburg, but
now of this town.
The bride was handsomely sowned in
white satin, and was a picture OF lowell
ness as she entered on the arm of her
sister, Miss Cora Hudgins. She was met
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-25
IN ROCKINGHAM
from Fifty to Eighty Per Cent. White
Vote Registered.

fsnecal Dispatch TO The Times9
,IARRIsONBURG. VA. September y.
Tho registrars have finished IN Mount
CLINTON Keezletown and East HARRISON
burg PIcaincts AT Keezletown me fei'3s
traticn was about nlnety-nNe per cs ,.,
.tronr.-1s5 whites and one colored The
lstter vas admitted as soldier. Only
sbo,,t ATTY per cent registered at Mount
CLINTON. The whites numbered 2lS and
one coored WAS admitted under the IN
acrstanding clause. AT East HARRISON
burg oio whites, about eighty per CENT
pnd thirty-four colored. about thirty
tl,ree per cent, We're registered, seventeen
being under the understanding clause and
the remaining under the property clause.
A number Of the colored voters were
refused registration, and larger number
did not apply
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-25

\ YOUNG LADY WITH EXPERIENCE
would teach in refined family small
children English and Music on reason
able terms: object. pleasant home near
city. Address SCHOOL care this Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-25
HILL-MiTCHELL
Beautiful Home Wedding at Bedford
City.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)


BEDFORD CITY. VA, September "a
Miss Willie Chapman Mitchell and Mr..
Rodger Hill, of Norfolk, We're married
at nalf-past o'clock this afternoon at
the home of the bride, on College Street.
The house was tastefully decorated
With autumn flowers and golden rod, and
the ceremony was performed in the par
lor before an assemblage OF intimate
friends and relatives The bride. who was
beco,ningly gowned in a dark green cos
tune, was given away by her brother,
Mr.. Alexander Mitchell of Forest, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. John
Payne, of Bedford Springs
The bride who is exceedingly attract
i've and belongs to one of Bedfords most
aristocratic families is a granddaughter
Of Mr. Robert c. Mitchell, for so many
years clerk OF the County Court The
groom resides in Norfolk and is an en-
pioye of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way.
rIr. and Mrs Hill LEFT on the o'clock
train for Wytheville to visit Mrs. Rob
crtson, a sister of the groom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-25
POLITICS AT WELDON
Democrats Are Giving Independents
Hard Fight.
lsneclal plspatch to The TImesl

WELDON, N. c.. Sept 24.-The Demo-
cratic county candidates are making 1t
warm for the independents this week
Tuesday at Tillery Solicitor w E. Daniel
in an able argument put them in hole
from which they couid not eSLfiSdts
themselves one OF the independent
Candidates for the Legislature said a few
DAYS ago that he would vote for the re-
turn OF Pritchard to the United states
of the candidates TO quit the ticket
Tire Weldon Fair this tall will be held
November 4th to 18th inclusive. Major
Emry. the president. says that i,. already
many attractions are being hooked.
A fire at Garysburs last evening de-
stroyed Mr.. j. F. Lifsuy's livery stables
The horses were all gotten <ut.
Albert Jones (coloreD. while in boat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-25
GOOD WHITE VOTE
Large Percentage Got on the Books in
Wyhe.

Especial Dispatch to Tho Timcs.A
WYTHENILLE, VA, September II
The registration in Fort Chisweli dis
trict OF this county has been completed.
The result is gratifying to the whites,
most OF whom registered, while but few
colored got on the books
Ninety were registered at hepass MN,
few over two hundred at Max Meadows
and about the same number at GTallain $
Forge. making total NUMBER s'istlllS
over I'VE hundred. Only sixteen negroes
registered.
COWS have registered, as follows: Pep
per's Ferry precinct, 172 whites. col
cred. Pine Ridge: ia whites, l eo,orea,
Reed Greek: 15S whites. II colored:
Rovd,s: 172 whites. . colored-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-25
TWO CONVENTIONS
Second District Republicans viii Have
a Cat and Dog Time.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times)

NORFOLK. VA. September 24.-S. D.
Hope, secretary of the Old-Wise faction
OF he Republican party, and ". p. Wad-
,ly. postmaster here, have formed Wad-
dy-IIope faction TO contend tor the Oh
fees here. chiefly the postmastership,
against the Bowden faction
Colonel George Z. Bowden's candidates
are Thomas Lowery. for postmaster, and
r. q. Thorp. for district attorney.
rIe Waddy-Hope faction is not sup
porting General Edgar Allan, perhaps,
hui it VIII not support Bowden,s candi-
dates for either office.
There will be two Republican conven-
lions in this district. The Waddy-Hope
faction will meet here on October Sd. and
the I5owden faction in Newport News Oc-
toflCr It'll
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day. and registered IS white voters and
cut out none There were only five ne
groes at Sassin, none of whom regis
tered.
The board is in session in West Ward
today, and up to $50 2. N. 81 whites
and 10 colored have been registered, and
one white and seven colored turned
down.
out of the total of IL registered. %
came in under the soldier clause. The
registration has been very quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-25
PRITCHARD AND CRAIG
The North Carolina Political Giants
ort Arms
Lock Arms.

Especial Dispatch 10 The JiInes)
FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., September "a.
y great discussion took place here to-day
between United States Senator Pritchard
and Lock Craig, the Democratic candi-
date for The United States Senate.
Both are able debatcrs, giving and TAX
ing Titan blows. Pritchard is the ADLER
politician. but Craig is the reader stump
speaker and more adroit than his oppo-
mont The crowd numbered about seven
hLadred. five hundred being Democratic.
Many prominent women IN society We're
present.
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in Roanoke River at the Weldon Corn
Mills. fell out into the swift current and
was drowned, and the body has rpt been
recovered.
A company has been organized here to
build a hrst-eiass ferry. It viii be a
great convenience for the people OF Well
don and Garysburs.
Never before in the history OF Weldon
has there been such a building boom.
Three large brick blocks are being con-
ctructed, another about 10 begin. and
some eight or ten dwellings, going up
Farmers report short crops and say tha.
cotton is about all open
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-25
DUEL IN FLORIDA
Trouble Grew Out of Attentions to An.
other Mans Wife.
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.)
OCALA. Fla. Sept. 2t-In a duel early
this morning between Moses Brown and
W. t. Frierson, Brown was shot and
killed and Frierson dangerously wounded
The trouble is said TO have been caused
by Browns attentions to Frierson's wife.
Brown was a prominent young business
man of this city. Public sympathy ap-
-nears to be sntirely with Frerson.
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PROPOSALS
PERSONALS.

IF DE SpAIN'S CLEANING; COM
POUND ID not the best IN tho world.
you can get it free.
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In Roanoke

Especial Dispatch 10 The Timesl
ROANOKE. VA, September 24.-The
Democratic Executive Committee met to-
night and arranged TO make an effort to
secure an increase in registration Very
little interest is taken in regstra ton
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at the altar by the groom and the otH-
ciating clergyman, Rev. L. w Guyer. OF
Petersburg Immediately after the cere-
mony they were driven to the home of
the bride. Travelling suits We're donned
and they boarded the evening train Tor
Petersburg where they will make their
future home.
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in hfiSdleseS.

Special Dispatch to The Times)
SALDnA. VA. Sept Registration
IN the county UP TO this date Ia whites.
three rejected: eighty-one colored. nine
ty-one rejected. 1'hls Is considered a
moor turnoNt.
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Small Registration.

special nispatch 20 The Times)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. September "a.
In Tie Sixth Ward the first days regis
traticn was nfty-four. This is the larg-
EST ward in the city, having about 500
voters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-25

YOUNG MAN. BOOK-KEEPER. DE-
s:res to make change; understands
double entry bookkeeping Thoroughly:
reference from present employer. Adj
dress PROMPT. this office.
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HELP WANTED MALE.


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SITUATION NANTFyD-MALF, .-..-.....
WANTED. POSITION IN HARDWARE
store: reference given. Address HARD
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EXCHANGE COLUMN.


WANTED. TO EXCHANGE KEY
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power mounted ENGINE, sor MER-
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ton, Va
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

STENOGRAPHEK WHO HAS JUST
finished a course at first-class college
wants a position at once; will work
CHEAP at first. Address r. B., Jr., tnis
office.
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Iadv desires position as housekeeper in
refined family. or the care of an aged
or invalid person: good references
given Address NJ a. j., care Postmas-
ter. Station \, City.
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FIRST-CLAsS STEWARD.
Apply with references to j. NJ. HA$FsA-
HAN. No. 149 Sycamore Street, Peters
burg Va
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FIRST-CLASS PLUMBERS.
no others need apply: also one lrse-
class TIMER. Apply to J W. SAX
GENT, No. go East Main Street
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Registration in Pulaski.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times
PULASKI. VA, September 2i.-The
registration board sat at Sassin yester-
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WANTED.

THE: NEW HOME SEEMING MACHINE
Co. 902 East Broad, has used De
SPANS CLEANING COMPOUND for
two wears and say 1t is by far the best
they ever used. Try it. % East Broad.
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stains etc, from the finest furniture
or metallic surface. Try ii. 90 East
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WANTED, BY ELDERLY LADY. WHO
is an experienced teacher. n position to
teach several small children for a sal
airy per month of s.. with board and
washing. Address Miss HATTIE. NOR
ton. Charlotte Courthouse. Charlotte
county Va
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED. BY LADY sTENOGRAfEIER
and tvpewriter, work for about three
hours each day: terms moderate. Adj
dress n c. care this Office.
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WANTED. POSITION AS STENOGRA-
pher: have had three years experience:
rapid accurate and intelligent. ADDRESS
c. s. R. care this office
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WANTED. A POSITION. AS VISITING
governess or as reader and emanuen-
sis: private and city public school eX-
perience: references exchanged. lAd-
dress N b. care of this office.
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WANTED, A POSITION BY YOUNG
lady to teach English Latin, French,
German and Elementary Music; best
testimonials Miss FRANCES MED
LEY Houston. Va.
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WANTED. PERMANENT EMPLOY
meut by young man with High Schooi
edcuation and some experience IN gen
eraI office work and bookkeeping. Az
dress INDUSTRIOUS, care this office
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YOUNG LADY S-TENOGRAPEIE,R.
thoroughly experienced in railroad and
packing house Offices wants employ
ment by October 18th. STENOGRA-
PIER, Postoffice, Ashland. Va.
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AN ENERGETIC LADY OF EXPERI-
ence in public school work. who holds
tfrst-grade certificates. desires q situa-
ton in some school; public school pre-
ferred: correspondence solicited Adj
dress Miss &. Postoffice Box lis, Boyd
ION Va
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YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE
would like situation in private family
near Richmond TO instruct small chill
dre1 in English and Music. Address ''B
B. care this office.
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SETTLED LADY OF REFINEMENT
desires position to travel with invalid
or family, or position here in private
family. hotel or hospital. WIDOW, care
Of this office.