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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-02
! VIRGINIA
BR REFS
tst,ee,a, 10 ,rhc Tjmesslaispatch.

Especial to ,rhc Timesai,a spnitclil.l,
VA, jay S N Ssrtna,n
Neck recently Several fine cattle bclongns
To Mr. Il. n, Fallin we're killed py hsi,i,ns
and his barn damaged INC barn nna su,oiu
was strucl; and burned. together win ya,a M
bla cop!ets hifh VIM p I, y, u2W 'dn ' "
Northumberland county, and one oelonElnB
to MIR Thomas Clarke, In the same County y,
6Ther. arr many DINER Instances OF more o'
less damage from this cause
gS sHlAIi4sylgLE, Walt, has been m
noliiiced that the L. +. Mumford Banking
S SesHs n room ii the Old Methodist FRO.
tesant Chlitcn, bought last year by M. .. ny. w;
Jones, of cape charles, and reinoae'eu, Wi az
NORTHUMBERLAND county, the first helng IN
Reodvill6 niid owned by the same company
X NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. N.h-Rev. G. 2, Da,is
win be ordained as u Baptist minister at
County Lane Baptlst Church, IN Saro,n n0
county, on the fourth sunday IN July. W lstn
ing programme OF exercises will take place.
LSNCnBuRG, VA, Jesse d. Roliten was
arrested here he aftere9n dhaise fo W ssd
Routen denied having II, but on the way u, 10
station he endeayored to swallow the C, cheek .t
ana was only prevented from doing 20 by t ne
officer choking him until 1t popped ont OF MS
mouth. Tho check is forgery ana Routen
is In Jail
night adopted an ordinance imposing u fine OF
$500 on all persons redeeming trading stamps ~
who have not paid the license TAX OF si'VVV..
SPOUT SPRING, N4A--Four miles north OF
here the first rain fell last night Mn several
weeks This Will give those who had not
finished planting tobacco n chance TO 40
20 to-dny. Although 1T is late for planting, the
fertilizer Is In the ground, and the farmers
Figure that the crop should at least pay LOT
this. slqa No.,
TAzEWELL, vA.--Thc freight train which
was wrecked near Salem, Wednesday, kill3a
four car loads OF lambs belonging to Tazewell
men II is said that every lamb of the entire
lot was either killed outright or so badly Grip
pied that they died ~
citizen of Thompson Valley whose long and
serious illness caused such widespread sorrow
and apprehension In this community, has en-
tirelf recovered. a4 s.i.t ltf 4,g3t.4f sa
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Fredericksburg Notes.
Especial to IThe Times- Dispatch

Especial to The TiInes- Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July l.--
Owing to The drop III price Of certain
character Of LUMBER, most OF the saw
mills OF the Northern Neck have shut
down and discharged their hands.
Mrs. Mary J.. Pratt, of Spotsylyania
county, has sold her farm, containing
200 acres. to Mr, William Spcrburg, OF
Wisconsin, VINO Will move there with ms
family TO reside.
Captain John b. Hinson has purchased
OF the heirs Of the late Robert Blundon,
OF Baltimore, the farm in Northumberland
county. known as Folly for $1,000. and
has also purchas ed a large part OF the
astate Of the late Or. j. s. Gillian in
Rev. Or. j. w. Porter. of Newport
News has been engaged TO conduct the
services at Kirkman Grove Baptist camp
meeting, III Northumberland county,
which viii be held this summer for len
days, from August 18th to 18th.
Rev. Stanley Jones. Of Baltimore. WHO
has been conducting d revival at Zion
Church, at SpotsyNania Courthouse, will
preach at the tabernacle, on the camp
neeilng grounds, near Goshen Church, IN
that county on next Sunday
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Avera-Rawlinps.
fspecial to The Times-Dispatch.)

FHs {Special to The TimeS-DiSpatch.l @
BATTLEBoRO. Al G.. IVY, l a.1.5d5 ns.s
ever witnessed in Edgeeombe, county
took place st Johns EpissG9pa enu1i6n
at s:so o'eiock, when Miss Kathryn Rob.
mari to Mi. William Whitehead Avera,
Of Rocky Mount; N. CT. IA
The bride is the daughter OF MI. ana
Mrs. r. NJ. Rawlings She is a young
lady whose beauty is widely known ana
whose charming personality has won for
her host of friends in This and other
prominent young merchant OF ROCKY,
adapted to the occasion, green, white and
pink predomina ting, and consisted In part
OF festoons of rare flowers artisticfally
arranged, and potted plants, over al OF
&bre, mellow light. The bridesmaids were
gowned in white and all carried bouquets
of whiIe and pink carnations BEFORE :, 81 (,
ceremony Miss Maude Bullock, Of VII
companied by Miss Margaret Virginia
Braswe IN aeeeompiisheed musl clan 6 81
wedding march from Mendelssohn's
..Ailususnlner Nights Dream"
The bride entered on the arm OF her =,
dathsr wo away Wb a. cne alsI
over taTfeta, with veil fastened with q
handsome pearl brooch. gilt Of the src &C rn
She carried ii s mower bouquet OIL 6TltlC
roses The flower. girls were the pretty
little fiisses Annie May Odom, Matte
May isritsmtU ana Gempie Marriott, who
carried baskets of rose leaves. with which
they screwed the aisle OF exit OF the bri-
dal pal.ty. Miss Carrie Rebecca Rawlings.
sister OF the bride, was maid of honor
and wore pink silk, carried white carna-
tons ana Ierns. The groom was accom-
panied oy Mr. LOUIS n. German, OF ROCKY
Mount, n. Gas his best man.
z EolloWirig are ttie names Of the brides
maids and groons,nen: Miss Florence
4Av.ra Rocky Mount, y. C., with AIR.
+. Percy Rawlings, Rocky Mount, y. c.,
Miss Vernon Cute!llns, w lliLak.rS N g,
with Mr. Edwin GorhanI. Rocky Mount,
y. c.: Miss Kate Riddicl. .asnnurn with
MIR Archibald Thorpe, Rock Mount, y.
O.: Miss Hester Moore FoTeIi. Tarboro.
y. c., with Mn Maurice D4ushtrtdgG,
Rocky Mount, n G.; Miss IaEy RIcA.s,
Rocky Mount =. C., with Dir. Liewsilyn
Gordon White, Virginia, Miss Mary Pow
ell Phillips, BattleDoro " c.. with Mr. j
Max Cutchin. Whitakers, y. g.
The following gentlemen acted as uSll-
crs: Mr.. Robert Rawles, Rocky Mount.
~. c., and MIR. Hugh b. Bryant, Battle
boro, n. G. Among the guests from n
distance VINO attended the wedding were
Mrs. William Clinton White of Virginia;
Miss Gertrude Gorhan. of Wilson. y. c..
: md Misses Bu ~! ana Galloway OF
A reception ar.'ths"bride's home followed
The church ceremony: Mr. and Mrs.
8vera left on the II 2. NJ. train for an
extended Western tonr.
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FIRE AT WINDSOR.
Store and Warerooms OF w. ]
Rhodes & Bro. DESTROYED.

tspccal TO The Times-D spatch.)
WINDSOR VA. July l.--The store and
warehouse of w. !, Rhodes L. Brother
was burned here tonight by fire which
orig mated IN the warehouse In rear of
the store. Both buildings, with their con-
tents were. practically destroyed, causing
loss Of $4,000
There was $4,000 on store aid contents
and $500 on the warehouse.
ahe livery stable, q Lamb & 3Jo}ynrer
the burned store were damaged. There
wAs considerable damage to the stock OF
O. f. JOINER on account Of removal.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS WANTED FOR
LAYING BRICK SIDE
Walk.

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE r D.
celved up to 8 o'clock p. NJ. TUESDAY,:
stJuly s, 1904. by the Street Committee OF
4 ilishing Of all material and the laying
Of about 10000 square yards OF SIDE.
Il WALK BRICK PAVEMENT in said
town: the bricks to be iirst-class paving
j. bricks they propose to use: bids to be,
for doing the work per square yard
KS The Conmlttee reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
All bids to be marked proposals for
doing paving and addressed to the
Street COMMITTEES, Hampton, Va.
4 w. T.. WESnWOOD.
x Town Clerk, Hampton, Va,
June 29-toJuly 5, Il
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Brownies, II; Staunton, s,

Especial 10 The TImes-D snatchO
sTAuNToN, YA,, July 1.-The Rlchmond
the last OF series Of three games By il to
s. stanton won the first two. Battery for
Richmond Bowers and McEvoy; Staunton,
runs In tho first innins and failed TO score
thereafter stiles for Stanton. was very
Wild and gave number Of bases on balls,
Hicks Knowles and McEvoy did good hitting
for the yistors. as did Lambert for Stanton
The fielding % ks was superb.
The Riehmqna z leaves for home to-
night Much ~ hanged hands here To-
day and bettt As tWo to one In favor
of stannton, stauntQn VIII play the return
games In Richmond ahont August 18th.
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Temperance Picnic.

Especial to TIE Times D!spatch.)
WILlCON WHARF, VA, July l.~-Un-
der the auspices of the AnG-saloon
iogday at Micah Methodist Church, in
Charles city county, Va. N largo and
enthusiastic crowd was IN Attendance
ana seemed TO enter fully mo ths spirit
enter aiming addre ses were delivered by
Reys. Drisco L. Turner and j ", West,
], Il. Hubbard, president Of the county
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Work for Woman's College.

(SpocTa % The Tlmos-DisDatch.)
. DURHAM. X. c., July 1.-The commit
tee appointed some weeks ago by the
Chamber OF Commerce u assist IN rats
ing $4,000 for Trinity College, necessary
TO secure the splendtd. git Of 5000 made
by the Jokes Of Durham towardss estab-
fishing womans college, have sshed an
appeal.
THEY state that $500 has already been
IA sed and they ask Durham people 10
make II l2b0o1. The committee states
thai with this amount paid il would be
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,, s Ill GEO. i 2s SssH
re- H0aF0LA, DJa.h VIEW, CAPE
AEdhy sl!j VA. BEAM.
HOUND sGuO-IRir.

Two trans leave Richmond $3.50 and
A. NJ. Eight hours IN Norfolk; nine
hours al Ocean View, ten hours at Old
point and Buckroe Beach. Three hours
longer al ocean View than via any other
route. Virginia Beacn and Cape Henry,
SIS. Returning leave Norfolk via Ocean
View Railway p. NJ, leave ocean View
7:3O r. NJ. leave old Point $50 p. NJ,
slSeaside spee!al), makes no stops Arrives
Rithalond iO:30 +. NJ. Norfolk and Viz
ginia Beach passengers can also leave
Z. Norfolk via G. &; o. steamer 7:l5. CON
nec,sng al Newport News win train
leaving Newport News $40 p. N. Tick
cts sold Tor sunday outing train July
I'd, good returning July 4th. at rate Of 81
round trip; enc day, 81; two days, 81.
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WANTED.

n YOU WOULD BE TAUGHT b U 81
! ness BY approved methods, attend Mas
roilment Of 500 students should con-
rdvAntnges are afforded. On account
of summer session. unlimited scholar
ships. ali departments, are issued at %
per cent. discount. New students enter.
ing daily. Why not YOU? IL MASSEY
BUSINESS OtLEGB. 7o5 East Main
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
The Savings Bank or ,Richmond,

FlfI VTIT--F E'HHh VI INlNTII'TVEW, M
Richmond, Va, June % 1904
THE DIRECTORS or THIS HANK
have declared the usual sem-annual
dividend OF four per cent, Gree Of tax
upon the capital stock Of the bank, pay
able on and after July /, 1904. Dividend
checks VIII be mailed,
] Hlie 2g,2S.a0 July 2.s.a ~
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Wilmington, N, q. June 80. 1904

Wilmington, NJ c.. June 3d. 1904,
Office OF tho Treasurer, h
All A MEETING Or THE ID ARD or
! Directors OF ATLANTIC. COAST LINE
fi ,eid on May 18th. i5Noil, a Dividend 81
TWO AND ONE HALE FER CENT;
was declared OH tho Common capltal
4 Stock Of thai, Company, payaPE!e az me
N. g., on JULY 9th, 1904, to all Stock
z holders ms of July 1st The transfer
books will stand closed from July list to-
July 9th. both inclusive.
M JAMES II, POST, Treasurer,
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HELP WANTED--Female.

WANTED. 100 COLORED GIRLS TO
learn light manufacturing work; VIII
be well paid while learning; they can
cording to their capacity and willing
ness 10 WORK: steady and regular em-
ployment. only girls of good character
and behavior wanted Apply at once
10 No. SIC North Twelfth Street OPP
positc Colored Normal School.
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SALES MAN-WANTED. BY SEPT ST,
\ one experienced carpet and rug sn,es-
man for house. and one outside solicitor
for carpets and window shades; must
be able, to take correct measures and
give reliable estimates: each applicant
must furnish Al references as to abil-
ity and character: good wages to com
petent men: no instalment business
Address CARPET HOUSE. care this
office. III i8s f igii
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1,osT-cN BROAD AND MAIN STREET
car about 0 O'Clock Friday morning.
Il PURSE containing 81 and a coral pin.
Reward will be paid if returned 10 this
office. al tiF
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WHITE CANVAS oxFoRDs,
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Virginia Fire and Marine insurance , Coz
BlehmGsd Yas;c 1'ps 81 1S fins
I DIyldend Of nay Fo HJf FER CENT. Gree
record J nnre 70, 1904, from WHICH date =, TO
July 2 1901 the transfer n,oGksa Viii VII, I be
mailed Stockholders Changes ct ad-
dress should be notified the COMPANY, 4
", II. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
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Rsotice 10 Contractors!
Office OF the IS
Street Cleaning Department.
Room Nos City Fall,

474IT777 Stteet GIeaHIIlg JeEalr,ltH1tHt,,, Nh
isSsh Room No. D, City Fall,
Richmond. Va. June rs. 1901. "A
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
ceiyed until o'clock P. NJ. July bth.I
1904, for building BRICK STABLE.
Full information to bidders can be had
upon application at this Office. AZ
a certified check for $3.50 must accom-
pany each bid aa a guaranty for exec
ton of contract. 536, III
companied by a certified check 4
The Committee on Health reserves ne
right to reject any and all bids pfffeo
and to award the contract as a Wlo!e
or In separate parts. sa &
BY order rrry
June 2s-7t
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sAw-AtILL HANDS. WE
want several good white men at circular
steady work house furnished to. men
with families. Also woodsmen with eX-
perience to work around steam skidder;
! wages gS1.2S to Sl.50 per day. Address
Bon No. 1888, Norfolk Va.
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STRANGER IN THE
city, desires board in private family
within ten minutes walk OF Elghtll gaha
Z Main; can furnish best Of reference II
necessary. PRIVATE care this office
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WANTED GO 900 (sIxTY yTTIOusANDy
acres cheap land three-fourths cleared.
Z Ia Virginia, North Carolina or this Sec
ton; must be under 50; ono tract pre-
4. ferred. gt SONfM1lRVlLLE, Newport
tH4 NeWs Va, 3tsSit " vs. tB@i
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virginiia 4 rrustlorasgasiy

M ifE Richmond, Va, June 81, 1901
The Directors Of this Company have
this day declared a seml-annual Dividend
Or Two Fer Cent free OF fax, payable On
and after July /, 1904. Dividend checks
ff''Ff4 sf'77si It Secretary. 4
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SALESMAN, Oh PLY
sician not practicing. TO sell to doctors;
established trade: permanent, remit
neratiye. 2, o. Box SIS. Philadelphia.
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ASH. FOR RUSsELLs ANTI ROACH
Z Powder; positively destroys water bugs
ana cock reaches; Sall druggists, loc.
Call phone 1876, III you wish 1T sent. Fl
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SITUATION WANTED Female

WANTED. SITUATION AS sTENOGRA-
pher and bookkeeper;, have experience.
good reference. Address y. j., care this
office.
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FOR sALE-Ros IN POTS THAT
iT II 70 IS &c CO, 'Grace and Cedar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-02

TEA CHER -TEACHER WANTED FOR
a male college graduate; eight months
session; good salary. Address, with tes-
timonials, c.. j. FAULKNER. Chairman
. OF Board, Boydton Va. IN
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1VANTED, ONE OR TWO CONNER
cial graphophones also shaver for
same; or will pay for formation where
same may be found. Box sos, Newport
Il News, Va. X VI N
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S, AgJ1 10 10 4FLAVORINCg EXTRACTS
outsell any two brands. Why2 Becau use
they are the best, purest and best flavor
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YOU FIND IA COMPLETE MARKET;
4 everything the best and always fresh
vegetables, chickens, meats, fresh tlsh,
canned goods, delicncles, otc,, ut
5BRAUER'S, 8 East Broad Street. s
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snrt omen ali YEAR; comfortable accom-
inodations; mountain air; saddle horses
and carriages; golf. tennis. swimming
pool country club. FRANK Is. RAN
/. DOLPH 8Keswlck, Va. ' ia 8it ~ 2
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ROOMS FOR RENT

.W1ANTED. MARRIED. COUPLE OR TWO
gentlemen for NICE, cool room; also
liable board; terms reasonable; 92l East
Marshall Street. Phone 1854. St N
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DON'T FORGET THE sToRD THAT IS
selling the 5Oc fancy Foulards for the
little figure Of PC. PEMBERTON,
PRICE 81 co. HID IL n ytl
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE.

For YOUN0 l3ADlES Roanoke, a.
95 Opens Sept. 2s 1904. Ono q the leading
Buildings, plano and equipment Campus ten
acres Grand mountain scenery In Valley nt
Virginia. famed for health, European and
American teachers. Full course. Conscryator
Advantages ~ Art Music md Elot ution: Ger.
lttficates Weealey. Students. from 80 Stntes.
For catalogue ADDRESS MATTE P. HARRIS,
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST OR STot. EN FROM My lFA Ann.
Z Wynndott CHICKENS. ANY, inforira..
ton which will lead to return Of same
viii receive reward of So FERRaN-
q DIM, near Atlee.
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SUMMER B OARDING.

A PRIVATE FAMILY IN TII1 NOUN
tains Of Virglnin, eight miles from
Staunton, can accommodate summer
boarders; large rooms, excellent tatple,
md MI home comforts; terms SIS per
month. Mrs. LAURA b. a lIENDER-s
SON. SMoope AUGUSTA county, Va.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS AND ECANyASSERS-WE CAN
prove 10 you that our Pat. Broiler win
sell better and gain you more friends
o than anything you can find. Particulars,
Z etc, for stamp. CALELAND, Lee, Mass.
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ROARDERs WANTED AT MATTHEW'S
Cottage, Virginia Beach; fine SURF bath
free 10 guests. Write for rates. u. vs.
q CADY.j1 5 e.
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], 900 MOE BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED
to order for SIPS cash. GULLEY, SONS
eco, smithdeal Bldg. Richmond. Va.
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WANTED, A .F1RsT-cLAss CLOTHING
salesman with good experience; must
be capable of taking measures for GUS
tom tailoring and understand the cloth
ing business thoroughly; good salary to
right party. Apply giving references.
! 10 S. DAVIDSON S& Co, SLawrenceville.t
Z Va. {Hs fi bf4 "A
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VIRGINIA BEACH - BOARDING AT,
PAYNE Cottage; special rates to parties.
& Address Box 500, Norfolk, Va "a
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league presided and introduced the sew

nifty In which the meeting was had con-
trinuted In large measure to the enjoy
Atlencss Of the occasion Surely great
good TO the cause of the league must re-
suit from the days doings,
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{ BOARD WANTED.

LENT ANDsONft1 ROOMS NTH
or without board 1905 East nj nrshall.
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ncttENOyVETH".
BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Located In the most exclusive resident section
OF the city, overlooking Dupont Circle. Every
advantage IN Music. Art and Languages. Un.
with the noted people Of our Nation. Address
for catalogue. PRINCIPAL, 1871 New Hanp.
shire Avenue, Washin gton. D. g, 81 VI 58
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5[E WANT ADS WL KEEP YOU IN TOUCH WH THOSE WHO MOST G0N7I

Manager Want Ad. Department, Tnes-D Dispatch;
Dear Sir,-plcase enroll me as q Tee-Dce convert. N
speak from actual experience. know that Iee-ee Want
ADS viii iove d stock Of goods They have sold shoes
tor me and believe they will sell anything tor any
n body. ALB5KI. ~ f, ll'
&AH 42S East Broad Street,
Dealer in Ladies' and Genlemen's Shoes.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

II YOU WOULD BE TAUGHT BUSl-
ness by approved methods. attend Mas
sey Business College. An annual en-
roimeht OF 800 students should con-
vince the most skeptcal that superior
advantages are aforded. On account
OF summer session, unlimited scholar
ships. all departments. are Issued at %
per cent. discount New students enter
ing daily. Why not your MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE. 7o5 East Man
Street atltU
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Hell p WANTED--Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding Tor
newspapers: experience UNNECESSARY;
no cnnvassing. Send for particulaa,rts.
NORTHERN PRESS SYNDICATE,
Lockport, n. Y. ta.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, JOY COTTAGE.
open to guests; just completed newly
{. observation-disclosures; terms rea sonable. Mrs.
! W. IL GARDNER. 81 IN. ISL
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

of the best white families in this city;
good wages paid for the right persons.
we have applications for Il large num-
Der of cooks who can furnish good refer
ences, house girl: and nurses for the
city. Apply at once 10 THE NEGRO
LABOR & EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
52S 4. Broad Street Second foor).
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ANTIQUES.
AWNINGS. FLAGS AND TENTS.

YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON HAv-
ing your awnings put up with care. also
Headquarters for tents and flags, at NJ.
q. COPELAND CO.'S. los North Ninth
Street. Phone 2576
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SEND US 725 CENTS AND WE WILL
send you six aarticlcs that retail for %
l AddTes auo: TH b. Evan Y GEL = PUBLisM-
i ING CO., Richmond, Va.
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WANTED, BIDS FOR ET'REsEMENT |
privilege for Retail Groccrs Excursion
two trains. Address BIDS, caro- this
4 office.
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I REAL EsTATE--For Sale.

FOR sALE-FINE MARKET FARM IN
niles from Richmond, near Pole Green
r. 81; good, healthy neighborhood; land
II, good condition.; price low and terms
easy. For particulars address the own
e, ar. g. q a. I1ARNEST, col Washington
Street, Portsmouth, Va t
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GRANGE CIDER, B THE; GREAT MA.
tionnl sum nler drink for public sale; 100
per cent? profit Send 1Oc. Tor formula
\ and full directions. ]. n HUE. Little
ass tom M C..A.sslga3lN Z.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS REED AND PIPE ORGANISE:
3 lowest prices; reasonable terms: tuning
and repairing. % S / % Z OR 9 A ~
ager, 100 East Main. Telephone 2CsO.
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MULES AND 5oRsE ST ~ q 3 B

WE CARRY A FULL STOCK OF
Mules and Horses. all sizes and grades.
We buy In the West from first hands
and sell at very close figures. S. P.
CLAY, Proprietor. 19l7-1919 East Frank
lin. j. S. WHALEY,s Salesman and
Manager.
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PERSONALS

If Yo1 WOULD Be TAUGHT BUST,
4 ness BY approved methods. attend Mas
!. soy business Collego .. An annual en-
rollmcnt Of 600 students should con.
advantages are afforded. On account
Il Of summer session, unlimited scholar
I ships, all departments, are Issued ut %
per cent. DISCOUNT. New students enter e i. !.
\ BfIsiNEsss COL1EG q, 7o6 East Main
Street. N5 * 43 fig rs j lSit M ,5s Y8 gE