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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-01-21
-Lewisville farmers hustled hay to
Providence last week.

oPNh q R''oit At iSoiiptlu'
A colored hand was caught in the
betting at Providence mill recently and
severely injured.
Joseph Steele has bought J. II. Gov
ingtOn's farm of 81 acres near LewiSville
for $1,000.
james j. Moriarty died at his home
in Middle Neck First district, on Sun
day, aged % years,
Mrs JOS. X Lewis disposed of her
personal property ut her home in the
Fourth district on Monday.
Rev. ID. c. Dorchester. Of Kemble
vile, lsls received VI call to Bealsville,
Pa, twenty miles from Pittsburg.
Benjamin Whitcman has moved to
the house adjoining Davis Il Ninsinger's
mill. from the property near town.
Mrs. Graves has moved from Robert
FraZcr'S house ON West High street to
Mrs. Gilmour's house on Bow street.
Mrs. pier<on. of Cochranville, has
purchased the property of the late |. u.
Scott, of Hickory Hill, on private terms.
Guy BroS. MinStrcls at the Elkton
Opera House on Thursday night. Janu-
AIRY 26. Everything new and up-to-datc.
i NJ. w. Grist, the veteran editor
and publiShcr of the Lancaster New Era
dicd on "Wednesday in thc S1st wear of
his age.
MISS Nina ~ l'c"l, mas octn "p,
i,,iI,f;,,,, L,.a,,,b ~ th,, L,Il,t0n r,l,Ifn
.,,I','I
The farm of Thomas J. McClcncy-
han. II acres. near Hickory Hill, has
been sold to Evan IL Nrrns on privat"
terms.
Mn. residence. If Charles DrIun,ry
81, lirYt has been sod to G. H. Nci;ui-
uln whose SON. Waiter. will occupy the
nr.ui...
liza . mL'', p,.',,,. "
! ,,,,,,,. r'' ,,.ir,,,,. n,.,I
''''"N '''-" '' '',''!i ,''H' " '''''''
IVY "'' S''''''' l''''H'
Good prices were realized at the sale
of the stock. implements. etc, of the
late John FvntOn on the CrcaWcll farm
near town On lh"rSGaE.
Tho ro,rirs nr TRINITY Chur,h will
,i,.o , .urIo.,. far tho bcnrft or The. Par.
: H. H.. ANAL .,, ,l,. ,,,.,,,,i,,,, az NS-,1
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IN MEMORIAM.

In loving remembrance of Marie Il.
Pratt, infant daughter of Joseph and
Ollie Pratt, of Xix Neck, who departed
this life January =, 1905.
You have gone, our precious darling,
TO brighter worlds on high,
You are singing with the Angels,
And our loving Saviour's nigh.
BY her Borrowing
GRANDMOTHER .
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HENRY X. CARTER,

late of said county. deceased. All per-
Sous having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly au-
thcntcatcd
on or before the 10th day Of June, 1905,
they may otherwise be excluded from
any benefit of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscrib
crs. Given under our hands this 18th
day of December. 1904.
JOHN T. DEWITT,
CHARLES S. PEACOCK.
Dec. 81 ct Executors.
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State OF Maryland, county OF Netil, s.:
!, ChaS. b. Finley, cashier OF the above
named tank, do Socmnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief
CHAS. Il. FINLEY, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to be.ore me this
18th day OF January. l9C5.
WM. ID. CAWIEY. n otary Public
COrrcct-AttCSt
II. IL. BRADY,
FRANK Il. SCOTT,
REL BEN llAINES.
Jan 2l-l9O5. Directors.
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FOR SAht-FeW thoroughbred Ilgtls
BrHhama ,0ck""pl> large and wen marked.
Special price SID rarn.
I\O. +. SNODGEA~S',
Jan 2l-iwks Mill Green, Ml.
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Position Wanted
Farmer Wanted,
Farm Wanted.

Wanted to Rcut--a farm in Seventh dis-
trict OF Cecil County about seventy acres On
ground md good bindings. state price,
Address q. +. STERLING,
7llS Woodland Ave,
West Philadelphia, penna
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MOD&ay. Ja1 3. 1905
SIX r !ON -,
FRAME DWELLING @sS

ingS
TERMS OF SALE:-Thc terms of sale
prescribed by the decree are: ! of purchase
money TO lie paid in cash on day OF sale: t.
III SIN months and baiHucr in twelve
months the cnttrr, credit PAYMENTS to bear
Interest from day OF sale and Be secured by
notes o purchaser with SAFETY to be APP
proved by the Trustee. r@rcha~or to pay
cost OF conveyance. The property will be
sole subject to the dover Interest of said
widow therein.
l.. MARSHALL NTNt.S.
i. G. lIlNDNAN, Trustee.
Nu"I0u"tr. Eiktuu. Md.
de-. 3!.'-
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LOST-h Mourning Ven between Jail eyos,-
sing and Gonoe's store. Suitable reWHrdNg
left at Well's drug store, Ell<tou jan I4SkS
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Fur SALE,

Farm of SBncrtS. situated ut ChildS StaIl' n
b. II q. II. r. " two and half miles nom
Elkton on H!a Hall Road. Address or Apply
in person to WILLIAM HARVEY
Feb 20. If Childs, Mary laHG.
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FOR SALE,

Farm mile !, rom Elkton. " acre !
perchcS. roo;ucd house, Il good well O
water with necessary putbuidings. Fruit o
all Kind on ptar".
". T.. McDOW ELL.
sept BITS BOX 2li.
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MAN TED.
REL.P WAITED
EnuSSkSeper WaEte

\ woman ."v general house work. tall ON
or address MRS. HOOD BLAKE,
JAM ~ Cherry Hin, Md.
HauSskseper Wanted.
Wanted -Housrirr TER in family OF three
adults Address J. ",
NOV l--,i tart CECIL WING OFFlGE-
Position Wanted,
An experienced Young woman scnO.
era pher desires position. Graduate Of Godey
College, Address. "D. W
sept l7-tf CECIL WING OFFiuE.
Farmer Wanted.
Farmer wanted 70 farm on the halves, the
farm of Mrs. Emma ii. Armstrong near
Rock Church, Cecil County, Md. Farm con-
tainS lTb acres. can ON or address.
". +. ARMSTRONG, Agent,
oct Sit Fair Hi. Nd.
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of a decree the Circuit Court
for Cecil County, In Equity passed in cause
No. 2520, the undersigned Trustee Will sell at
public auction at Armour's store at Green
hurst Cecil County, Md, ON
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W. I. Lyon Auction eer
Port Deposit. I'd.

have again located in Port Deposit
and will engage as an AuCtione~r A
share of the public patronage sol cited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27

FOR sALE-DRUG STORE. EQUIPPED
for business: beautiful fixtures and foun-
tain; best location situated Portsmouth,
Va; cause sale, III health of owner. Ad-
dress f. ". MAUPIN, Jr.. PORTSMOUTH,
Va.
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WERE SAVED
BY A TECHN|CAL|TY.
(specinl 10 Tho TYmes-Dispatch.,

pETniRsBijRG, VA. May 26.-A1rs.
Helen NJ Hoge has Won her suit against
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company In the Circuit Court of Prince
George county after five days fight
in which about seventy witnesses tcsti-
fled.
Mrs. 11oge is tho wife of j. II. Hoge,
OF Prince George county. She was rep-
resented by r. H. Mann, or Petcrsbl,rg;
Bernard Mann, Of tliis city, and w. NJ.
Bernard, of Suny, were counsel for the
company
Judge Mullen presided for Judge j. r.
West. because Of latter's connection with
defendant company.
The lawyers had made M agreement
that the losers should walk to Pcters-
burg from Prince George Courthouse. but
the legal Weary Nvillies' were saved by
q technically.
BY their agreement with plaintiffs
counsel, the losing side should pay this
novel penalty. The defcndants' lawyers
would have enjoyed that rainy day diver
sion, but for their contention that the
jury's adverse verdict was not final
decision as their motion TO set aside the
verdict might be SUSTAINED or the case
might go to a higher court
This technical objection. rainy weather
and a charitable spirit, prevailed upon
the winner to release his professional
brothers from their bond and all parties
made the seven mile trip In tho usual
zone horse shays."
Mrs. Hodges suit was for the amount
OF the policy on stock Of peanuts burn
ed last January, the company refusing
TO pay, alleging false statement OF quaint
Ity OF peanuts destroyed.
I'VE. tho Jury, find for tic PLAINTIFF
and assess her damages at sl,14.5o with
interest from January 10Th. the full
amount claimed" was the verdict render
cd this afternoon In less than half an
hour. Plaintiffs counsel moved to set
aside the verdict, alleging wrong instrpc-
lions to jury. Judge Mullen will hear
argument on this motion next week.
There was no demurrer to evidence and
the case will probably reach the Viz
ginia Supreme Court.
The peanut capacity OF the burned
building was q holly contested point.
many witnesses on each side testifying
as expert architects ind contractors.
among them Leonard j. Roster, Of Rlcil-
-. Z r y
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Advertisements inserted under Exchange
Column ut the rate OF ono cent word.
No I'D. accepted for less than 25 cents.
NOTICE.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT. or
AGRICULTURE. OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY, WASHINGTON, May 10,
1905 Notice is hereby given that the Sec
rotary Of Agriculture has under authority
conferred BY law quarantined the follow
ing named states and Territories, and por.
tons thereof, effective June l, 1H5. rz.:
For splenctic fever in cattle-All territory
situated within the boundaries of Call
Sfornin. Oklahoma. indian Territory. Tex
as, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ala
bama, Tennessee. Virginia. North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida,
and that portion Of the territory in Inc
ties OF Clinton. Waync and Pulaski Also
noticeis hereby given that the moyement
of cattle from these States and Terrific
ries, or portions thereof, to any point not
located in the said states and Terri tories
or portions thereof, may be made only IN
accordance with the Negotiations OF the
Secretary. of Agriculture dated May i,
1906. and with Rifle l, To prevent the
spread Of splenetic fever in cattle"
Copies Of these regulations and Of this
Rule may be obtained from the Chief OF
the Bureau of Animal Industry. whose adj
dress Is Washington. y. G. w. NJ HAYS,
Acting Secretary of Agriculture.
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GOLD AND SILVER BUYER.

TRY SNOW WHITE SHOE POLISH, So,
WAGNER DRUG CO.
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; WIssTM MISTER PREsBYTERIAN, CHURCH
Grove Avenue and Elm Street .nSerV'c esq az
i,1sH H. D. Sunday school $3.50 A. NJ, Mid
week service Tuesday at 8;l6 p. M. AZ
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(onicial.) Department Of state.
1NFoRAIAT 1'f,s; HAS Been RECEIVED
at this Department from Mr.. ". ".
Mills, American Consul at Chihuahua,
Mexico, Of the death on the 5th of April,
1906 at Minaca. Mexico. of A. Hutcheon,
of Richmond, Vas "
The legal representatives Of the de-
ceased can obtain further information
BY applying to this Department.
Per Despatch No. ia.
Dated April 10, 1906.
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A. G. Houston, who sues, etc.
VS.. i33 Isl
Richmond Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany, Administrator of Chas. L. Steel,
deceased.
Extracts from decree Of May 49, 1869
On consideration whereof the court doth
adjudge. order and decree that thla
cause be referred to one OF the com-
mssioners of this court, who is directed
to enquire and report:
l.. An account of the transactions OF
the Richmond Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, as administrator Of Charles j..
Steel, deceased.
9. An account of the debts and labili-
ties OF the decedent, Charles 1. Steel, to-
gether with the order Of their priorities.
3. A scheme of distribution OF the cs.
tate OF the deceased now in the hands OF
his administrator
4. What would be proper fee to al
low counsel for the complainant for bring
ing and prosecuting this suit.
S. Any other matter especially required
by any OF the parties In Interest.
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WANTED. OLD GOLD AND SILVER IN
any condition; highest cash prices paid,
or vii, give watches, jewelry. s!lyerware
In exchange. A. NJ. MEYER & BRO.
jewelers.. No. 6.S Broad street, Nch-
mond. Va
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PERSONALS.

! SAUER'S EXTRACTS r e c E1v E D
highest award and medal at Worlds
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: UNION nc STATION M, r., CHURCH GIVEN.
w. fourth and Streets)-Rev. r. NJ. MAIxEY,
notwithstanding at "a. NJ. and 5 p. NJ.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

BAPTIST
FIRST BAPTIST aCHunCH. CORNER OF
pastor Rev. S oEona ois ". MDANIEi At il
O'Clock Sunday morning. and Or. ". C. IAi:-
laureate eron before the womans College al
Sis r NJ Sunday day IS, school At t go A. NJ
sEG3 PIP BARTlsT GHTRcHTpk M ~ ~
co, sermon a First Baptist Church
Sunday school $50 A. NJ. Thomas H. Starke
GROVE AVENUE s..l pAPT1sT C, CHURCH I II
ii a, Nj BY tho pastor Subject. The POSI-.
blity Of Perpetual Joy in the Present ,ss Life"
ga ton Will hear the commencement sermon
before the woman's College at the First Bap-
% GRACE @Hss STREET BAPTIST CHURCH COR
Grafs Hna ougsee sunday scoS
a. SO Preaching By ,ha pastor s al
4. NJ. and SIS p; NJ. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day night at s;l :, s o.cI9 9elT;,sr
CENTENARY = MErIiobisT CHURCH
street E9urh and rn ssrsHit
r r., NJ f. Morning subject. "a cIod who seeks;'
in the individual Life" sunday, school at $3.50
A. NJ. All seats free 81 are In invited u,
tc pAak Vest riH Hrankn and Pine srseisNey
and an : r T. r. Every very sunday Sunday school
UNION sT q T M ciIYnsH STW VEN
Das'or'-pfsaeGRsnRHR 81 1HA; II Saa =
FIRST PREsnYTERIAM CHURCH 1coR'
MF AZ I. RI r. p pastor Services at Il ~
n s1s ano Z s RI EsBYTER1AN cHuRcH-REv;
i mu 4. NJ ana sis n M sunday school at s;4S
cM # Wsa" oF HE fsS c s CORNER
Park Avenue md Harrison streeb-Rey. ,JI
s mgSSs 2 H "a and pss f. san
day school $3.50 a. NJ Devotional service We'd
't sERvicf.s AT GRACE STREET. PREsBY-
terian Church at ii a. NJ. and S:15 p. Nj. con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev JERE WIrHER-
sr W13sfM h }s5 gi pREsnyTEnIAM CHURCH
aro ~, Avenue and Elm street, .--seryces at
H = ST y b ID - Sunday School $50 A. NJ, Mid
week service Tuesday at s;l6 r. NJ
SEVENTH srh nHnEs GHRisr1As CHURCH
q " Il anS eIs ana sis
SrnnE sye'ee eSenns supea ss
fo MsA ansslA me sTRB1s sflgs H
chareh s,tF p. 81; MgLToN, q paT,or 4,
S ssssns sSaSS III e.
Society z u. NJ.
the Rev. JOHN +ItlDouT of st, Andrews
Church, b ,,,,,,,pA :,
FIRST l1NGI,IsIl LUTHERAN CHURCH
A(Seyenth Street. between Broad and Grace|-{
Rev. al NJ MARKS, pastor Services at II "A.
NJ. and s II. NJ "Wednesday night at o'clock
FIRST e fHN!sT IA aH feIEHGsae psrlsr-
Services Sunday morning II o'clock. Subject,
Good tho Only Cause and GFea tor" Wednes-
day feyening $3.50. Reading room open daily
from 10 A. NJ to s,F, NJ. No. 400 East Main
Street All are welcome,
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Office OF
Commissioner Sol. Cutchins.

commissioner E3ol. sN>utSb'.e,.
Mutual Assurance Society Building, =
Richmond, Va
Parties Interested In the aboye-men-
toned suit. and all creditors or CharLes
T. steel deceased, and persons = assert IS
ing claims against his estate, are here
by notified that !, one Of the commission.
ers OF the Chancery Court OF the City Of
Richmond, have fixed upon "Wednesday,
the 2lst day of June. 1905, at ten o'clock
7o5 and FOG Mutual Assura nee Society
building MS the place for executing the
requirements OF the foregoing DEGREES,
where they will attend, present their
be necessary o protect their interests &
Given under my hand this lsln DAY OF
' SOL. cUTcHINs
Commissioner.in Chancery .
William n. Sands, p. a., Sli-sls MUTUAL
Assurance Building.
May 20-law-4w.
1.-THE HIGH COURT OF ~, JusTI e, y II !
ION PROBATE); THE PRINCIPAL
REGISTRY, DUBLIN.
o. II ths goods Of Philip Heean ra
Chicago, United states OF America
TO the said Phlip Heelnn, II living; or,
II dead, to his wife. child. #or remoter ls-
signs: 4ti5
Take Notice, That Kate Rourke OF Cool
BOY, IN me county Of rippeTary, lTe., n,aI,
ried woman. n lawful sister OF tho sag e
phiiip Heelan, has applied e ! ne FL SAG
Division for letters of ADM tion OF
the goods Of the said philip Heelan as OF
9 person who has died tntestate,s ana M
less YOU or one OF YOU communicate MI, Win
Mt VIM Frewen. Of l6. South Erede III,
street. IN the City Of Dublin ana .pl i ~ Y,
perary, Ireland, the Solicitor FOR the salo
Kate Bourke, within weeks after the IN
sert'on Of this advertisements sueh letters
OF administration may be isaued, \,
Asst, Registrar
William lrrewen Solicitor Tor the sa,d
Kate Eourke. 10 South Frederick street,
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

FOR RENT-TUCKER COTTAGE vIR-
Einia Beach, for the season, containing
eight rooms, outside Kitchen, with SER
wants room above: fronting the ocean
Also one of the Tucker Cottages for the
month'of June at low figure. Apply TO
BYRD &. BALDWIN BROS, Norfolk
Va.
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PRINTING.

TRY US ON PRINTING!; WE KNOW
we can suit you. TAYLOR & TAYLOR
s PRINTING Co. Quick Printers. No.
Governor Street
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7 2
4 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (COR-
ner Madison and Grace Streets) REV. II. T.,
NJ FrADEN. ID, D., pastor. --servlces at II A.
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TRUNKS.
DYSPEPSIA CURE.
CALLERS CHOCOLATE.

THE RULE OF THE ENTIRE FAC
tory is cleanliness. The strictest hyglenic
principles arc observed from the arrival
of the cocoa beans from the hot tropics
and the rich cream from the ice-cooled
cans, to the final quadrnple wrapping
OF the dainty CONNECTIONS. Sold every.
where from &c. cake up,
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lNANTED. ny A COMPANY NOW RE
4 inc formed for the purpose Of manufac-
turing and wholesaling lumber, man
who can fl positions as general man
ager Of the same; must thoroughly un,
derstand the business. have a good
knowledge of the trade. and be conpe-
q tent to take full charge from the negin.
ming; none but mon OF ,,nauestioned1
n ability and with best Of references need
apply. Address II. 40 care this oiiice.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST = FOLDING BLACK .PoGltEI,
-b,ol M or between The Fountain and
Times Dispatch. containing photograph
tickets tickets, visiting cards ana iVe
or six dollars. Finder return To limes-
Dispatch Office and receive reward.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived at office Of Treasurer, Southern
Branch, N. II. D. V. 81 National Soldiers
Home. Elizabeth City County, Virginia,
until u o'clock NJ June 10th. 1906. and
then opened, for building about ], 400 rect
of sea wall in accordance with instruc-
tions and specifications copies OF which,
with blank proposals and other informa-
tion,' may be had upon application to b,
A. BEESON, Treasurer. =.
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MILLINERY.

ALL PATTERN HATS WILL BE SOLD
regardless OF cost this week at MRS
WORTIlAM'S, NO. 2l6 North Third
Street,
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lost. FRIDAY EVENING GOLD
min. with diamond setting in center.
liberal raward If returned to "pi EAST
Broad street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27

MISSES PITzER, PERMANENT. AN n,
transient board. Richmond, 1912 Eas.
Franklin Street; New York lai-loo East
Thirty-sevehth Street.
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p1GHTH ar, N, b16-N1CELY FUR
nlshed. comfortable rooms; good taplc;
permanent and transient poaraers'
terms reasonable.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

.PRINTERS;S coMPoslTORS WITH EN-
perience In JOB office preferred; also en-
perienced pressman 10 take charge OF
presses steady work, good pay. Apply aI
+. Of store, Southern Stamp and Stationery
Co, Twelve-Six Main street.
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FRANKLIN ST., e.. 415--l>xFaMA Mem n,
transient and table boarders. Phone
service. Mrs. STELLA c. FRENCH.
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FOR RENT FOR THE MONTHS OF
new cottages at Willoughby iSeacn,
within five minutes Of either Willoughby
Beach or Ocean View Hotels. Cottage
contains 10 rooms, newly furnished and
will be ready for occupancy June LIST.
Apply L. A. NTZHUGH, Portsmouth, Va.
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GRACE, T., 1O3-wANTED, BoARDkR
for nice third-story hall room; also taoie
boarderS.
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BOARDING,

BOARDERs--7oS f. GRACE-PE R Ha :,
nent, transient and anblc boarders; u
room always for transient Phone Hal
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MARSHALL ST., E.. no-BoARDING:
central location; one and half blocks
from Mirphy's Hotel: terms reasonable.
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THE RATE
FOR CLASSIFIED WANT
ADVERTISING

Is cent per ord Net Cash IN
+ ADVANCE. with minimum cost
Of rs cents for each insertion.
The same rate applies to deaths.
marriages, obituaries and all other
CLASSIFIED notices. No display type
allowed In the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27

STRAYED FROM Sl1 w FRAN l> 81. IN. !,
Il female Setter Dog. answering 10 ii'i'e
Bell.
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THIRD. S.. NO. 15-FOIs RENT TO GEN.
tlemen only, furnished. second-story
front room, with board.
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FOR sALE-ONE $BRUNSWICK5 BALk
Pool Table, Balls, Cues and Racks, al
GOOD as new. 1904 w. Broad Street.
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THE BEST INVESTMENT YOU CAN
make for the money Is to buy an Eds n
Phonogra phs. THE RAY CO.. i29 Main.
z Richmond, g3Ess = 3tE 3Gis. E#H51t 4
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WANTED. AT ONCE. TEN GIRLS, TO
roll cheroots by hand Apply TO r. NJ.
JEFFEEYS TOB. CO. Chase City, Va.
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SEALED NPROPoSALS,

SNOW WHITE SHOE POLISH, &c.
& WAGNER DRUG Co !.
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WANTED. MEN AND BOYS TO LEARN
4 plumbing trade. We cannot supply de-
mand for graduates: $40 to $500 per
A day: eight weeks completes course;
iogue COYNE BROS. co. PLUMBING
= SCHOOLS, Cincinnati, o. St. Louis,
E Mo. Employment guaranteed or money
refunded.
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a Stockholders Of the Highland Park Com
pany will be held at the Office of the
Company. No. .e2S L. Main Street. Rich
mond. Va, at IL "A. NJ. on June 10. 1905.
WNI.H NORTIEROP, Secretary.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

WANTED LADY OF REFINEMENT
and experience to teach in private fam
lily; not more than six pupils: Music
Latin and usual English branches. Ad-
dress W., Wakefield. Va.
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HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE.

WANTED-YOuNG MAN OR LADY IN
new stand at park: one with some ex-
perience preferred. Apply OGDEN NIR-
x GINA AMUSEMENT co. Reservolr)
II A. NJ. 4 4
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived at office of Treasurer. southern
Branch, N. III. D. V. s., National Soldiers
Home, Elizabeth city county. virginia
until IL o'clock NJ. June 22d, 1906. and then
opened. for renewing and covering steam
specifications. copies Of which, with blank
proposals and other information. may be
had upon application to B. BEESON,
Treasurer.