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OBITUARY..
John Jermyn, Scranton, Pa.

Scranton, Pa, May 29.-John Jer-
myn. one of the leading anthracite coal
operators of Pennsylvania, died at his
horne here to-day aged Il years.
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WILD WITH ECZEMA
And Other Itching, Burning,
Scaly Eruptions with
Loss of Hair.
Speedy Cure Treatment SI.OO

the aecdp with Hot Water Cucura Soap
the tcened cutcIe
Dry without hard rubbing apply Cucura Ointment freely
inflammation
lastly
often sufficient dsflgung,
itching burning pimpIy ashes ations,
and chafngs, with loss of hair when all else fails.
agouizng itching burning of the
psoriasis
SCALED heads the facial Disagreement pmp and rngwom; the
awful suffering of infants the anxiety of milk
heum,a superhuman
successfully cope remedies
the economical cuave the skin,
scalp compounded Mothers their
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preserving purifying and Identifying
the scalp scales and danduf
stopping falling hair soeng whitening and soothing red rough,
hands, baby she and cafngs the form of baths for
annoying infmmaions offensive
which readily themselves,
for all the purposes toilet, bath, and nursery
CTRA SVEET PILLS a5 dsb 9
Ss % isIS & a POTTER DAU' AND CHEM Com.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK Dec. 2s.-To-day's cotton
1rlari.et opened dull at a decline OF point
to an advance OF | point. 1t rallied to
net rise Of 1G4 points and eased off with
the close quiet and steady at decline
of POINTS to a net advance of point:
As 10 be expected in advance OF local,
holiday and with the Liverpool market
and the New Orleans market closed for
the day, and both to remain closed until
Monday. bushes in cotton was of mod
crate PROPORTIONS with the situation feat
ureless. The total transactions however.
we're increased bv some special trading
In January and March. popularity attTi-
l,uted TO undertaking of hedges fol-
lowing material increase In the New
York stocks. of which the running count
IS 1850 bales against ss aal bales De-
ce'her LIST with the warehouse stock pei
including a certified stock Of los 2o2
bales a,~ainst G5s,s bales December Isl.
is said to be in anticipation of large
deliveries to be made next Monday IN
Total sales We're 5000 bates. The gen
eral unaertone of the market was quite
fir.1, on a disa opoinfafE movement and
bullish weekend statistics.
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LEGAL NOTICE


TO --- SLAUGHTER:
(The beneficiary in a trust deed to w
r. Robbins and wife to Edmund Waddill
Jr.. Trustee. dated August I. 1881. and OF
record in the clerks office of Herrico
County Court. Deed Book 1856 ~. page lS5)
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a
tract OF land described as eight (S) acres
on White Oak Swamp, adjoining the lands
OF Motley and others, in Narina Masis-
teyiai District, in Hcnrico county. Va.
and sold on the day of - for the
delinquent taxes levies interests and costs
due thereon, for the year 1854, TO the Com
monwealth Of Virginia: an application for
the purchase thereof has been filed in
this office, and it appearing from the
records thereof that YOU are interested
in said land. you are further hereby noti-
fed to APPEAR here in four months from
the date Of this notice and do what may
be necessary to protect your interest.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
December. 1902.
SAMUEL P. WADDILL,
Clerk of the County Court OF Henrico
county. Va.
A copE-Teste:
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Health IS WEALTH


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West Broad Street. Richmond. Va.
Guarantees to cure all disea: or no
charges, with pure herb medicine. All
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the following diseases: Heart Disease
Consumption Blood. Kidney. Liver. Bad
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Sores. Skin Diseases. all itching ssnsa-
lions. all Female Complaints. La Grip
re- or Pnepsaonia: Ulcers. Carbuncles
Rciis. Cancer. the worst forms. without
the use of knife or Instruments: Ecze-
ma. Pimples on face and body: Diabe-
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Send astwo-cent stamp for answer. No
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$40 * MARKET GOSSIP.

Yesterdays strength in the stock mar
s1et was surprise to traders The money
rate was as high as y per cent. but this
did not deter the enthusiasts from buy
ing stocks. and prices advanced.
Brooklyn Rapid and An7alSamated Cop
per were notably strong. the latter being
one of the numerous suits between Anal
eamated Copper and Mr. Eeinze. the de-
cision being interpreted as favora BILE TO
the An1alga.nated COPPER Company. The
not explained, except there continued to
be vague talk about Pennsylvania CON
troll. During the afternoon. .aithoueh
money eased up to very small extent.
of strength; the character Of buying was
good and there seem to be comparatively
few stocks for sale
The Readings and the Fries were also
very strong.
Possibly the upward movement was
encouraged to some extent by the fore
cast in regard to to-day's bank state
mert. 1t is estimated that the banks
have made net gain of over 100000
The loss to the sub-Treasury was about
500 900. whilst the gains from the inter-
Tor amounted to about one million. AS
there has been no heavy liquidation dur
ing the week it is difficult to predict what
showing will be made by the loan Item
The market closed strong and buoyant
and at about the best figures of the day,
but the conservative element is extremely
si.eptical as to the possibility OF contln-
uing the upward movement. as it is well
known that the leading financial institu-
tons are opposed to speculative activity
Louisville earnings for the third week
II December increased sl62.26o; from July
lst. S2031 SS45.
Norfolk and Western re al! numbered
among the strong ST rs of the day.
There was little trading in Coast Line.
Sioss was better selling at Si3S.
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WILL EXCHANGE PAIR THoRouGft-
bred Toulouse GEESE for male Be.k-
shire PIG. eligible TO registry. w. s.
JACKSON. Olga Va
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WANTED, FOR u. S. ARMY: AISLE
bodied. unmarried men. between ages OF
u and IS, citizens OF United States. OF
good character and temperate hants. who
can speak, read and write English. For
information apply to RECRUITING Of
FICER. 10 East Broad. Richmond Va.
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THE CALL MONEY RATE
REACHED TWELVE PER CENT
nv & ssnciated Press !

NEW YORK, December 26.-Call money
was in very active demand to-day. The
ruling rate was twelve Per cent. at which
level some very large loans were made.
Most of the demand was due 10 the read
justment, which is usually made after 4
holiday, especially if the next business
tIcv happens to fall on Friday. The banks
here generally marked UP their loans to-
cay and although one or two minor trans
actions were reported in time money,
most of the banks supply was invested
In call lOanS.
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WANTED-A GOOD MAN TO SAW
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The Pro6uc, Market.

The first day after CHI tnas passed
quietly and uneventtully on the produce
with iop and there was but small
quantity OF stuff on the. market. It is
expected that business will grow brisller
by Monday.
Estimates made yesterday indicate that
at least 10000 pounds Of turkeys were
sold here between Monday morning last
and Wednesday evening. r. w. Evans
were sixty-one barrels and hfty-four
Prices are about the Same as they were
ON "Wednesday.
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cember 2sth were compiled by the New


cember 18th were compiled by the New
York Cotton Exchange:
Weekly 4iovement-Port REGENTS, this
year. Isl ,2ta bales; last year 2'e,G'' bales.
1915 bales; last ,ss' year. 5s,I5S bales South
ern mill takings testimatedl. this year.
6l.0D bales: last year. o2,245 bales. Cain
of stock at interior towns this year.
s bales; last year, 5.7S5 bates Brought
into sight for the week. THIS year. SSU22i
bales; last year. Ss9,S;5 bales.
Total Crop Movement-Poft receipts.
this year, 4.7l!.5tS bales; last year, 4,G26.-
ao6 bales. Oveand to mills and Canada:
this year. 52t,24s bales. last year, so, 925
bales. Southern mill takinss estimated.
this year, $1,000 bales; last year, l4. l65
bales Stock at interior towns in excess
Of September LIST. this year, 457,o6s bales;
last Year, 5l2215 bales. Brought into sight
this far this year, 6,49s,eS4 bales: last
year. 6.444,5l1 bales.
Crop movement is for III days this year
against lis days last year.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

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Holly Street. city.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. %. 1902


PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. &c. 1902.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk. mer.
chandise ard passengers. Old Dominion
line.
SAILED
Steamer Winyah. Simmons, Philadel.
mia. Pa, merchandise and passengers
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. NortoiA
and James River LANDINGS nercfardise
steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Old Domtn,
ION line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. DEC. %. 1862
ARRIVED.
Schooner George W. Wells. Boston.
tSeamer Ea!iamia. New York.
tSeamer Pa thfinder. Porto Rico.
tSeame Leuctra. Portland.
SAILED
Barge Felix. Providence.
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New York Central gen. s1s's..........1N
New Jersey Central gen. SIS. 1854
Northern Pacific as ................. 1857
Northern Pacific SIS ................... nv
Norfolk and Western con. 4's........ 9sS
Reading General as ................. e9si
Reading General AZ .................. 81
ST. Louis and Iron Noun con- SIS. 1lsB
ST Louis and San Francisco Hs. 81
St. Louis Southwestern 1st's..... IS
st. Louis Southwestern 2d's........ ssh
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass As. sou
Southern Pacific As ................. sOA
Southern Railway SIS ................. 1c0
Texas and P<tific lists .............. IFS
Toledo st. L. and Western 4's....... !5H
Union Pacific As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l04H
Union Pacific cow. As ............ 1888
Wabash lists 116A
WABASH eds loS
wabash Deb. BIS IS
west shrore A.. Observation-Disclosures. 11ess
Wheeling and Lake Erie As ........... 81
wisconsin entral Is - e3A
Continental Tobacco As ............ G511z
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WHEN IN WANT

OF pure medicine go or send 10 Owens &
Minor Drug Company. opposite postot!ice.
where you Will find everything usually
Kept in q frst-class retail prescription
drug store. a full line Clutches. Trusses.
Braces, Rubber Goods a fresh STOCK
Lowneys candy received weekly. Re
member the place for medicine Ia
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CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE; MD: Dec 80 2s-FLouR T..
spot and December, 76M@76asc.;, January;
SAs ae s; soE5hfr and e sasv 5a 5not old s
Hlc.; new, SIC; year. 5lg51Ac.: January.
4els64ssic.: Southern white corn. new:
.45h5a51c. Oats-cuiet. but firm; No 2
ssh @5514c. Butter-FIrm and unchanged:
Esgs-Firm and unchanged. Cheese and
Sugar-Firm and unchanged
NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-BEEvEs-
Steady and strong; generally l0c. higher;
fat bulls and cows steady to firm; me-
dium and thin cows s !, DIS some y, sales low
Na!ye oa 5tSsrs a sgsi' cow sat axSa
$50 Gables quoted live cattle dull at
i2,sal31sc. per pound: sheep firm at PIG
lsSc.; lambs; ltaH5;e = dressed 5ed,, weights:
p esIVsa s sisSsT Veals Sso fi9Ss
calves. s4a4 80; western: So: eity dress,
ed yeals l9aG ood per pGnnd Sheep b ana
dull al, Sheep. s2.5e@s.so; lambs. $3.50
HoEs-Hishsr. State hogs. $3.50; choice
light hogs. $3.50.
ceip d.soc5 head. slow. Good to prime
steers, s5.5D@6.5a; poor TO medium. ss15:
stockers and feeders. s2a4.5o: cows. ST. ESQ
fsg as!6 s sai2ss eaaa @7 Tezs5sd
steers steers: SECS. Hogs-Recelpts to-day. 10
higher. Mixed and butchers. s6@6.+5;
Heavy, ss.lo0s.45: light. s5.s5@6 8: hulk
OF sales. Sc. 15G6. 40. Sheep-Receipts, Il. 1c0
head; sheep and lambs. 1o6l9c. higher.
Good to choice wethers. S4@4.o fair to
choice mixed, ssaA; native I've lambs, s49S.
qa9tsa & $3.50 az 80
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MONEY AM TNrHANGr-CL0s E:
Money on can fin at Gd7 per cent !;
.'osirg offered at g Per cant.;-tIne money,
tirlll: sixty arG ninety days per cent:
six months Oh per cant: rri-oe nercan-
tie Parer. 6 7er cent. Sterling EXCHANGE
bu-e at 81 SIS 1908, $50 for 6a-oara and IT
81. s. . CO.. slxt" 5avs: POSED rates $4.St
and 81 sag: con-oe-rial bills. @tF2ihGf4 S.
Bar silver .T7s: Mexir"H dona"s 2S Gov
nri,,ncnt lords strong: Safe bonds steady; ;
railroad bonds irregular.
Total l-ark c'en-ires week ended De-
cc-r7ber 18th 81 SCI .694 eN9: increase. IS per
cent. Outside New York, S70l.55h996; in
crease, . per cent
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Cash Quotations We're as lOTIoWS! !uHE
dull. but steady. No 2 spring wheat. l3U
75hc.; No 3. &C.,: No. = red. 74&i@I5asc,
No corn. 45Ac.; No. yellow 4sc. No.
oats. s2ls932Nc.; No. s white. 31l5G5ic.
No. rye. iS1sc. Good feeding barley.
35I42c; fair to choice mailing. 41N4Sc.
No. ! faxseed. s116: No. northwestern
1924. Mess pork. per barrel. s7@17. TO-:
lard, per 100 pounds slo1591o;so short
ribs sides Goose>. SS.alTS:.o; dry sailed
sides (boxed). sS.S7's. Whiskey. basis OF
hi~h wines SO. Cover, contract grade,
s10.s5 Butter quiet and easier: cream
cries. lSGa7Izc.: dairias, 11N25c. Cheese
firm at l3G13Hc. Eggs steady: loss off
cases returned. Csc.
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WANTED-A LADY OF REFINEMENT.
quick and energetic. desires position
to teach beginners. and would be will
Ing to assist in the care of the children
or household duties: would accept 4
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JUI1UNSEED-- NL-fIStSH1 "a,
NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-Cottonseed oil
was quiet and not so strong on spot. al
though still well sustained in the absence
of much selling pressure Prime crude
here nominal; prime crude. t. O. Q, miils.
SIC bid: prime summer yellow, SsEaaS91sc.
off summer yellow. CSC; prime white, 1W
PC; prime winter yellow. &c; prime
meal, $27127.50 nominal.
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NA1r&- STNPT S

WILMINGTON. n. G. Dec. 26:-sP1R-
IT'S TURPENTINE--Quot at &c: re.
ceipts. So casks gRosin-Firm al s1.3oGl. 40;
receipts. 344 barrels. Crude Turpentine-
Firm at s175d3; receipts. LIS barrels.
Tar-Firm at SLIGO: receipts. a barrels.
CHARLESTON, S: e; Dec 81 R-
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s. Sheep-Dull and easy at a.75135e
LAM s-Strong at 50. 7515.45.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec 2s.-The dry goods
market reopened after the holiday with
slow spot trade on home account put
general tone was firm and advances were
quoted in some lines of quilts and do,
mestics Print cloths were quiet, but
steady. Linens were firm on moderate
business. BurIaps- ruled dull and barely
steady in price.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKED.
BALTIMORE, MD. Dec 26-seahoard
Air Line common. 257s; do. preferred,
42l1 Seaboard As. s2A:
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NEW YORK. Dec. 2t-FLoUR-Firr
with a moderate trade. Rve-Flour-
Steady. .Buckwheat Flour-Quiet. Corn
mea,-Quiat. Rye-Steady.
Nheat-Spot steady: No red. SIC, Or
lions had u slow and uneVentful day but
maintained steady and firm tone. a
ter wheat plant; receipts were light. en-
mort demand fair and the late corn mar
ket helm. The market closed &c. net
higher. May closed at size; July. zC2sc.;;
December. size.
Corn-spot firm; No. .. CSC. OPTION mar
ket opened easy on fine weather.. but
later developed a scare of December
shorts that rushed M the price over Sc.
a buShel and Steadi"d the whole list.
December closed at 3i5c net higher. and
May lSc. up. January c'osad at 5415c.:
Ma rch, Size: May, 4si@c-: December. &c.
offerings. December closed at 3a,5c.
Tallow-Quiet Rosin-Tirm Turnen-
tine.Dull. Rice..ouiet. Coffee-Snot
MsntDu Susar2dieEs GSeD wast Cut
steamed. sl1.70: refined. quiet; compound
71&m7slc. Porl:-Steady.
Butter-Steadv: extra creamery, sc:
full cream. fancy. small colored. fall
made, lie; small white. fall made lie :
late. l31sc. Esgs-Steady; average best.
2Sc.
Potatoes-Tirm; Jersey. s175@2: State
ong Island 1902 -: Jersey sweets. s25j'T
SO Peanuts-Steadv: fancy hnndpicl7ed
4'aGl+Ac;.: other domestic, saiAc. Cab
s2m4; red. s2,a0Q4 Cottou-Bv steamer to
Liverpool. l2c.
CHICAGO. I'LL. Dec 25.-Tradins on
the Board of Trade today was extremely
dull but wheat held about steady. MAY
closed a Shade higher: May corn was
also un fraction While oats We're $50
rs. higher; May pork closed TIC. higher
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Richmond Perpetual Building Loan
and Trust Co.. 1913 East Main Street
Richmond Va, Dec 16. 1902.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have declared the SEMI-ANNUAL d.
VIDEND of ONE DOLLAR and HALF
(sl.50) per share. on the paid-up stock
land ratabiy. on the running stocl),
payable on and after January 2. 1868.
HENRY s. HUTILER. CO shier.
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Cotton. on'st: niadlirs. SIS: net re-
cei,ts 15h bales: gros-. 1ls9 bales: sales.
2 sno bales: stock 147 40 he7es.
Total to-sey At all searorts-Net re-
cei>ts % $50 ha'es: eScort TO Great E.
,,-'tain. 172SS bales: t. oeo tss Continent. T..
t-o-so,i1,t~d at all seanorts-Net re-
cei-ts 2ss 272 bales: export to Grso
R-,tein. Sc As? bales: to F~ance. 65.50s
be, zee: 10 tha Continent 6S SOS bales.
Total zinc. Sapternh~r lst at all sea
nor+s-Net receipts t7n2 .Sa5 bales: EXPORT
10 G-aat Britain. 4Se. 10 bales: to France.
s"a re7 bales: to the Continent, 1,sal.124
bales
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pr,>rrr ,,ARISETS

FEN n! 7 !! W tt>'N z. Z
NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 26.-PEANUTS-
Quiet Virginians-Actlre at sl.c for osss
stock. FAncy. 3Gt3,se.: strictly prime. Soc !.
!" pETERsBJ1RG. VA, Dec 2e.-PEA-
NUT5Spanish new. active at roc. Vir-
siuia' s. new. 21:@?Sac.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Richmond Va, Dec. Is. 1902
THE RICHMOND TRANSFER COM
pany have moved thei. Union Ticket.
Pullman and Baggage Transfer Office
to No. SO East Main Street. between
Eighth and Ninth, with increased facil-
tiles for handling business. Both
phones IS. S. H. BOWMAN.
General Manager.
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WHITE LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
member of nice family. or-would witt
on sick person. Address sos Seventh
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE..

WANTED. A SITUATION BY WIDOW
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lon for invalid lady: best OF reference
Address Mrs. w. y. NJ. care this OF
flee
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The following are the total net rac.ipts
OF cottor at all -n-ts since secternner 1st:,
ca'~-a-o,,, / st7 s1n ha'es: New Orleans.
]. sn7 ri ',o1es: Mobile. 1s7.nss bales: Savar-
1,as $40 OIL bales: ar1e-ton 1887 h,,.e:-
wtlrir~toa. 2fs e0a ,,",ss: Norfolk. 300 100
f>o,es. Eelti--or- 1884 .heles: New York.
q 7ss he 80. Boston. q ~ bales: Newport
bales. B-,,r-wick. 70 472 bales: North
carol'ra $50 hales: Pensacola. IS l7e bales:
POI. Arthur .s1 SCI bales: Port Townsend.
AZ 6ls bales: San Francisco is 65l h,'ee:s
.Por+'and. Ore. 1.o41 bales. Total. 4. 90, 6s5
bales. 4
Th> following statistics On the 1noye-
~ $os ! -
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NEW 70 AK QUOTATIONS.
quotations FUR :, SF7ED TIE TIMES
BY SCOTT & s1'22iNGTELLOW-
BANKERS AND BRoK ERS.
uu2 Z. MAIN STREET
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LOST.

LOsT-A LADY.s GOLD RING. SET
with one diamond and two sarnets.
Finder will be suitably rewarded if.re-
turned to MELVILLE DANIELS, Room
II. Times Building.
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Richmond, Va, Dec. &c. 1902.
QUOTATlu.HS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM MY
stable. near Fifth aud Grace on the
night of the 23d instant, one small bay
horse; two white hind legs. IS reward
for information leading to recovery.
Dr.. Grimer. or Jno. F. Hundley. No.
Az North Fifth Street.
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WANTED SITUATION ON GENTLE
mans place by first-ciass manager.
who knows his business C1larriedl; best
references. Address A. CATLE'TT. care
1920 Paramount Avenue.
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SOBER. EDITORIAL
writer competent to manage daily.
wants position. Address B, care
News Editor. : ost Raleigh. n. C.
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY DESIRES
position as teacher, or. companion FROM
April TO October; teaches Latin. French,
English and beginners OF Music. adj
dress TEACHER" Tobaccovilie, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27

WANTED. POSITION AS BUILDING
contractor. designer, assistant archi-
tect or any similar work by man OF
educa ton, training and many years
exparience. Box 81. Murphy. n. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27

WANTED. SITUATION BEFORE JAN
uary tst by competent. experienced
book-keeper: can do stenoSraph:c work
Rest of references from present en-
ployer. Address z. W. care this Office.
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DOG LOsT-wHITE SETTER DOG.
lemon ears. named Dew" He Is about
IS months old his left eye Is injured.
Reward for return to CHAS. B..
COOKE. 1107 E. Main
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WANTED. SEVERAL GOOD PRtN-
ters Statesmen, Stenographers and
Teachers; also energetic business man.
with some capital. to enter new ousi-
ness that is pleasant and profitable.
Box 81 Murphy. N. C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-27

WANTED. BY EXPERIENCE VOTING
man OF good recommendation. position
as harsage clerk or as clerk in grocery
store Somewhere in North Carolina or
Virginia. Address J. B., care this Of