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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16

phone tunnels, so or 10 feet below the
surface. These tunnels were con-
structed several years ago.
American automobile manufacturers
seem TO have secured q strong foot
hold abroad for their lightweight, low
priccu cars, and tile technical journals
gre urging the home makers to give
more attention to the development of
this class of vehicles before the Ameri.
cans become too strongly intrenched.
The company for the mining of the
magnesite Of Limni i'll Evvia, Greece,
has decided to build an elevated rail
0ad, the rails of which are to be laid
on bed supported by iron pillars The
line will be four miles III length and
will extend from the qua'rrics to that
point on the seashore to which the pro-
duct of the quarriea is brought down.
a novel method of getting rid of
black smoke, and at the same time
turning 1t to use, is adopted in some
Belgian factories. The smoke is driven
by fans into Il porous receptacle, over
which flows a stream of petroleum or
similar liquid. The smoke Is thus
caught and turned into gus that gives
great heat. and Gun be used for run
ming gas engines. re
1.-The royal ministry of Bavaria pub
fishes warming against the use of
coors containing lead in the manufac-
ture of transferable pictures htten-
tion is called by the official notice to
the German law of July 5, 1887, which
forbids the use Of colors that are in
furious to health. Children attack
these transferable pictures. in scrap
hooks and girls and women use them
for ornamentins glass jars, bottles,
cigar boxes, fans, picture frames, paper
cases. boxes and many other small re.
Baltimore American.
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Typhoid Proof Milk Free.

Send for a free bottle CT 'Clean MIX"
Purified IL a steam turbine, perfectly
Paefet1rfzed and chilled This IS the
fnest. purest, and only safe milk .n TIC
city at regular prices. Ice cream made
OF purified cream. Standard Dairy and
Ice Company. 1888 l4th -. NV. Phone
North ls2
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FusselPs Ice Cream for Sunday Dessert
Open till 10 p. N. Saturdays. 1927 NY. av.
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WANTED-By man and wife. no children.
situations; man handy with tools; under
stands the care Of horses. dogs. and chickens
wife good housekeeper .ake care Of house.
country or city Address BOX 565 Times
once. no@l-Gt
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LOCAL MENTION.

Insist on Tis-It.
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Compo-BoaTd Is the Most Modern

Finish. for walls. ceiling and cornice. It
IS a clean. attractive damp-proOf sub
stitute for plaster. TnOs. ". Smith. lst
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By quiet, settled lady well heat
ed room, with board. in plain family; not ex-
ceeding SIS per month. Address BOX 90.
Times Office. uoc3-st
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STORE FOR sAI.E-Good Tor any business.
Cau ar 1l04 20th st. NV. nc22-st
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WANTED Competent stenographer; must
write 10 words minCte have experience and
gooc presence; good opportunity. Apply S
o'clock tonight. 62i Bond building i
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tOR SAi.E.--A fresh COW and calf. kppIv 70
: LIN 'i-sti, Seat Pleasant. ne neSs-s.
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s2.oo Gold-FiIled Eye Glasses, 500.
Isadore Kahn. 716 9TH St NV.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


wAlSTED-25 laborers and one general black
smith. at north entrance 70 Soldiers Home
tomorrow morning. al steam shovel. noz4-St
WANTED - Barber Saturday: good pay:
steady Il suited 80 9 81. NV. II
WANTED-Honest boy about l. for errands.
MS l7th St NV. no24-3t
WANTED-At once. boys VINO nave had de-
partment store experience az wrapper stock
Loys wagon boys. and special boys, To those
proving capable, rapid advancement Apply
% 5. I'm, SONS & CO noSl-3t
WANTED-Four fathers Can at Simpson
fob. Cleveland Park. See HERMAN. noz4-2t
WANTED-A strong white boy Apply
HUYLER's, 18th and + SITS. no24-3t
WANTED-A partner 70 sing and dance; to
work vaudeville. address BOX 81. TIMES
Office. 1t
WANTED-A white boy. IS years OF age. TO
rua elevator l4z4 New York ave. NV. Il
WANTED in grocery srore, 70 deliver
orders on wheel so9 9th 81. NV Il
WANTBD-Good white barber. Apply 9oi
yVANTED-A good barber for Saturday; g
guaranteed. Zo5 ~ 81. NV. u
WANTED-A good, sober, and steady barber
at once. GEO MILLER. sos 7th st. NV. It
YANTED-A special boy. Apply At once.
sls 1lth 81. NV. no24-at
TVEN-rFD-Driver for grocery wagon; today:
50 per week. l2i1 10Th 1T. NV. II
wANTB)-Energetic man to handle quick
ceiling article; big commission. Address 1055
7th 81 nv. noz4-3t
wa 1yTEsD-Boys for Jumpers on delivery
wagons. good salary permanent positions
Apply 10 S. HART Superintendent. Lana-
burgh & Bro, 40 70 425 eth 81. noz4-Zt
VANTFD-Tyo frst-class bushelmen; 81 50
Der day; steady work 70 February L 6l9 u
a. nv. II
yVANT-ET)-TNgo BARRIERS; one steady; good
guarantee I108 18th st. NV. II
wa wrrD-Cook: must have reference Ap-
ply 100 East Capitol st ho-4-sI
WANTED-Barber; good wnIts workman for
Saturday; So guarantee. 10th and = SIS. NV
Il
I VVANTED-Thirty good colored iaborers. Call
az 1890 New York ave. at once. -
I VYANTED-Good white barber: % for Satur-
day steady u suited. 9th and G sts- NV
WsETED-fwo COED paDerhansers at 5l2 Co
i1nbia roed nw. Il
+ WANTED-T1nner and helper JOHN F.
+ CALLAN. Jos sth ST. ne. noz4-St
! WANTED neat boy 20 take orders and de
I liver. ~ A. BURNETT. 800 7th ct s@. II
/ W8NTED-white b,rber for Saturday; 81
/ guarantee pa sth ST nv. II
WANTED White on,es boy. THE MOORE
. CO. SO 18th 81. 1t
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Finest Ice Cream at Reisinger's.
81 gal: soc Il gal. 2S5 C st. Phone n 27o7.
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New Rugs, New Furniture at Auction

Tomorrow, Saturday. II a. m, new rugs.
al y noon, new furniture. Parties fur
nighing their homes would co well TO
attend these gales as the goods we are
seliiuE are OF exceptional quality and
beauty and you can save money IN their
purchase. Wilson & Mayors, autioneers,
f227 and I2Z9 @ St
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE.

WAETED-By first class meat cutter and
grocery clerk, position. Address w. A c. 453
Eighview ave, Anacostia, y. G. no24-2t
I WILL GIVE anyone 500 to get me a per-
manent Job Of work paying from 81 TO 81 50 a
day, Address BOX Il. Times Office no24-st
WANTED-By young coiored man. I'VE years.
experience as handy man in barroorn and din
ing room; can cook. wait table. and make
10 honesty. sobTiety, and usefulness. JOHN
II. WASHINGTON, 20 Harrison St. Ana
costa. D. c -
VANTBD-situation as cafe order cook call
400 1st 81. NV. II
XvANTED-Place as coachman. best Of city
references. Call or address % F 81. NV 1t
WANTED-By young white man VINO knows
city, position as driver. Address J. r. gIs
Path st. NV. no23-2t
VANTED-By young white man, place to
drive delivery. well recOum ended Address
BOX u. Times Office no23-2t
WANTED-By young colored man, Homework
OF driving for private family furnish
good references Address BOX u, Times Of
fee. no23-2t
yANTBD-By young nam who IS sober, hon
est and industrious, position; can do any
kind OF work Address y. n. STUART, al
Pennsylvania ave. no22 q
WANTED-By hrst-olass pianist and celIist,
an engagement Al z hotel. Address BOX
20. Times cfficc. no2S-5t
vVANTEsD-By good barber. steady job. Ad-
dress 1S5 columbia road NV. no23-3t
WANTED-By reliable man. place as waiter
IN restaurant or cafe. $50 b 81. NV. no23-2t
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DENTISTRY.

FOR PAM less. high-class dentistry es
modern prices. consult VERO DENTISTS
us Pennsylvania ave. Examinations free.
no22-tf
MODERN dentistry at reasonable rates aE4
by painless methods. Teeth without plates q
speciality Examination free DIR. r. O
RICH ARDSON, corner Sth and + SITS NV.
noI-S0t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No exsractings
no pain; look feel. act. and Is longer than
natural teeth strunken faces llade normals
painless nuings. DIR. J. l. WILSON. los b
st. oezS-s9t
PAINLESS DENTISTRY; new system: ssss
cs teeth gold crowns. and pricsework. 81
Examination. painless extracting. and teeth
cleaned free A written guarUntee with al
york Credit fer all AMERICAN PAM
LESS DENTISTS. 62l 7th 81. NV. Near =
IT. corner. Phone 1ain zs5S-F. oc17-o
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WANTED-kViil purchase small coas YARD
y cheap STAKE location and price. address
BON 90 Times Office no2G-st
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Order Potatoes Now, 7oc Blu. Best
Gran. Sugar. &c ID. Johnston's. 7S1 9Th
nv
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- CIover8 Is the Finegt

Creamery Butter that can be made. Sold
by all grocers. Art pictures free.
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$50 TAKES pool room. cigar at0re, quick:
no azents- Address BOX IS. Times oface.
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You need a package Of Tia-It.
Make Your Room Warm.
Consumers Of Refined Oh and Gasolene

Purchase your material from your gro
Ger or oil wagons who use the stamped
District measures and receive fuu meas
ure although you have 10 furnish your
own package. for The regular prepared
cans which are new oliered and sold you
do not contain fun measure. Price does
net necessarily make the article cheap.
National Otl Co, Eosslyn. Va.
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''Royal Pilsen'' for Thanksgiving.

Tgnis delicious light beer VIII add much
TO the pleasure OF the feast. For case
phone ". 436. Abner-Drury Brewing 60
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTIES HAVING life insurance in any
company can obtain double amount. without
canoeing present policy and without adj
0iEtouai expense. bv addressing 10y Ia
Times Office. Confidential. no2{-ss
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WALL PAPER.
ELOCUTION.

SUSIE ROOT RHODES, ElocuJIon Public
Speaking. Practical Platform Work studio
1853 Massachusetts ava. ko3-3ot
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD CARPETS woven into beautiful Tnd,aa
rugs by INDIAN RUG CO., Carlisle Pa.
NJ. r. THORP, $50 Maine ave sW agent for
washington. D. c. Phone 2025 or write and
agent viii call with samples. no2z-30t
UPHOLSTERING-Carp and mattinss lasa.
II. G. CONN, 40 New York ave. no2s-st
LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED. SOC pals.
2l1 y st. no22-st
HAVk your skirts coats and wraps ~
nodded to conform with this seasons styles
Take IL 10 sl3 18th ST nols-3ot
OLD CARPETS WOVEN into me art rugs.
1925. oc25-S-n
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEmALE.


wANTED-By. eolcred girl. place as cooi.
OF ehambernaid. 9o9 I2th 81. nv. It
WANTED-By reliable eolored riri. place as
enan berIuaid or waitress Gail or write
20 Cd st NY. no2i-2t
WANTED-l}y two competent women. places.
ccoising, general houssWork also Chamber
maie. waitress l6g5 Ith St NV II
wANTED-By a eolored girl, place as COOK
OF general houseNvorSer. 100 18Th ST nv. i
yAsSTED-By first class dressl4lal,er sew M,
BY the day in Arst class family Adress BOX
- Times Office no2s 81
WANTED-By neat white girl. Il years, place
as general h0useworker. Ifz5 II st. ne.
no23-St
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE
WANTED-By man and WIFE no children
situations; man handy with tools; under
stands the care Of horses dogs. and chickens.
wife good housekeeper .ake care of house .
country or city Address BOX 56s Times
Office. no-i-et
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II you are out FOR business.
Just listen ana be wise;
rs push ana pluck. II u nat luck.
Ihat makes tic figures rise:
Aud the people viii not know you
X ecu DO not advertise
II you re out Tor baby pictures.
We would have you all 20 know
Ihat the c4-ly place 10 get them right
Is in THE NURSERY STUDIO.
nozS-st BOYCES. 1925 F st. NY.
INSTRUCTION WANTED IN cake making
ana Iroslns. evenings address BOX &c,
Times Office. no2S-st
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments, ladies' or gentiemen-s Also shoes
I vii
nocr. y. TARSHES. 1893 eth st. ny. Phone
North 49a
WANTED OLD GOLD AND SILVER
diamonds. coraIs carneos feU-elrr silverv-are.
dentists gold and platinum bought for cash.
c. r KARR. Jeweler. Gas lSth ST. below C.
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, ear
pets. stoves bTic-a- ersc. and al kinds Of
SHOP, 9th ana Y cts. NV. Phone North 1873.
WANTED-Pawn tickets FOR diamonds. rubiez,
slneFizlds, pearls, sapphires; cash paid for old
LOUIS ABRAHAlds. 4Ss 9th St. nv. Main
SIS oesG-snlos
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
carpets; VIII pay fun value Tor stoves in
hold goods Of all kinds; contents especially.
D NOTES, e45 Louisiana ave. Phone NJ 5o05.
LADIES AND CENT? EAIEN: Don't put
aside your old clothing. snOes, and hats
before seeing me. as 1 pay highest cash
pr-ces for them Drop postal. viii call. Il
GLNIIsZ. ICES 7th St NV. nols-15t
WANTED - Highest cash prices paid for
CASTOR clothess ladies'. gentIemen's and
ehlioreu - address postal. will cal any time.
II. BUItNSI1IN 1914 9TH st. NV. noIl-30t
V9ANTED-s. KEBEsKX. 1906 eth ST. NV.
VIII pay the highest cash price for ladies'
gents, and chi.dren's cast-on clolhing and
shoes and hats. Address a postal and I viii
call Phone II. $3.50. no7-sJt
WANTED-At once. 90 secondhand ice boxes
and refsigeTatorsi fair prices paid. 40 sth
ST nv. noJg-sat
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wiIey's Every Saturday ice Perfecto.
Sold only on Saturday FOR sc. 4o5 1eth
sf nv
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To the Housekeeper.

See our prices for laundering household
linen on page 2. West End Laundry.
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Don't take anything else. faint It
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Postcards Printed From Your Mega
tfves. &c. each. Why not have a few
souvenir .pOstals to send 10 your trends
". J. Krouse. 409 10th 81. NV.
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Invislble patohes Put Pc - Tis-It.
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LOCAL MENTION.

@YOu're Looking Good"
At sautter's cafe. 5o2 9th st. NV.
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ANAC0STIA.

aURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson sts-
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Rosenfeld's Pure Ice-Cream and Sber-
bets for your entertainments viii please
vour guests Special rates 10 lodges and
Churches. So II st. ne. Prone. East 1903.
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs

FOR SAI.E-Ten- horsepower Ford autone-
bile: fine condition; with tonneau ana ieathsF
TOD, viii exchange for small property. M
HARTMAN, rs 18th ST. nv. nozz-6e
For SALE Secondhand Pope Yaverly,
cheap. POPE MANUFACTURING CO.. SO
I4th St A0z9-Sk
FOR SAI.E-One Pope-Toledo. 1905, side en-
4rssre touring car: S0-25 horsepower; ftte4
Win canopy top. glass front; Jones speed
er,,eter and Hartford shock-a bsorbers, in per
feet condition; cheap. POPE MANUFAC-
TURING CO. SI9 18th st. NV no24-at
s77Ep1T-FY STEAMER, folding front SCAT;
leather TOP; lamps and other equipmenxss
IA rerfect condition Address BOX 49, Timas
Office noz4st
FOR "SAIsE-Steam runabOut IN rrst-cIass
condition f0r Sl25 cash TO first applicant A1-
dress BOX Il. Times oaice. no22-st
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERs.

STANDARD TYPEWRITERS from 81 m9nta
up. Address BOX z. Times ONCE nozS-4t
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BRUUhLANDI =. =
ARTHUR H F. LUERssAiN. drug store
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
L cARNE & CO.. 7os King St
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WAETED-RocMs.

WAaSTED-Sman house or basement, in
souIheasti state price. location Address
b''<- ., 1lillcs ofnce- 1t
WAesIED-Isgo rooms for light housekeep-
ING IN southeast section. near South Capitol
81 Address 12lI q Ct NV uo2s-2t
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Ask for Tis-It.
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DANCING.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. co cent?;
guarantee waltz. twO-step. hve lessons; class
81 MONTH special rates clubs; piano Csc :
quick mod. method. Address. with stamped
envelope. BOX 90. Times Office no21-6t-exau
SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWAYS, 4Si nth ST n W-Evar,,
Monday. Tuesday. Friday. and Saturday even
ing beginners class, 30; advanced $50
Lady assistants; six lessons. $3.50 Prtynte
lessons by appointment Prcfs WYNDHAM
and WILLIS. nO7-sOt
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

itANi)sO 2iEssF MINERALS in yyasntnrtoa.
bargain. "a ~ St sy.. FIRST door. nes4-st
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

DON'T PUT your old bicycles IN the cellar
We pay highest cash prices for them III
Pennsylvania ave. NV MOIST
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WANTED German girl: one who speak
English; fer a confectionery store. Addres
BOX S. Times olice, ho24-2t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
MEMORIAL DAY
OBSERVANCE::.S..
Extensive Military and Civic
Parade at Newport "
News.
VETERANS RECEIVE CROSSES
! Large Crowd Attends the
Exercises at Front
Royal.
tsncc,nl 70 The TImcs-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June o-Io-
day was observed rs Confederate Meino-
rial Dayhc Appropriate exercises were
held this afternoon at4Greenlawn Gene
terry, being preceded BY parade through
the principal streets OF the city. Gily
Sergeant Milstead headed tho parade us
chief marshal. and IN the line were
detachment Of police, Magruder camp
Confederate Veterans; ]. u. -. stuart
Camp, Sons of Veterans; Newport News
Light Infantry, Huntington Rifles, three
fire companies, with apparatus; carriages
with speakers and officers Of Bethel ana
John w. Daniel Chapters, Daughters OIL
the Confedcracy.
At the cemetery the memorial address
was delivered by Colonel John w. Friend.
In behalf OF the Daughters OF the con,
5fcderacy, Hunter Boyd Gold delivered
eighteen crosses Of honor to Confederate
veterans.
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WILLARD THE ORATOR.
Dedication Of Confederate Monu'
81, nnent at FLOYD, Va.


FLOYD, VA, June IA very ia rns,
crowd attended dedication of the Co ol,l,t
crate monument here to-day a pounti-
full dinner was served on the court Grcel !:
The old soldiers, a goodly number OF
whom were present, first nsscmbled around
the tables, which were arranged III a
hollow square, with the Daug hters u u
the Confederacy on the inside, who boun-
tifuly helped the old Boys, who did q afnP =.
Lester made tho address Of welcome.
Licutenant-G ovcrnor Willard, the ora "a
tor Of the day, was introduced by W Nj
sowder Captain Willard made an e :, g !,
3aappreciated 'by tho audience. rms was
the first visit Of the ane
sion. His manly and dignificd bearing
and manner much Impressed the people II
John r. Burrell then made IA short and
very appropriate address, Introductory 70
the ceremony of comforting Of crosses or
honor on the old veterans and plnnlng the
badges on the breasts OF the old fellows,
who wore them proudly.
The crowd then proceeded to the ceme-
terry, and soldiers graves were properly
decorated with flowers, which ended the
event OF the day. ~
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new amelia BANK
MAS. ORGANIZED.
Splendid Monument to Be Un-
yelled independence
Day.
MILITARY Y. AND I CIVIC AFFAIR [ /
The Virginia Telephone Com
pany'ssAnnual Meet
ing,

Special to The Times -Dispatch.)
AMELIA, VA, June s.-The Farmers
and Merchants Bank, organized here I'M
der very favorable auspices, have elected
j. G. Jefferson, president; Fred %. Nolt-
Ing, vlce-presdcnt; d, w. Leary, Jro
cashier; drectors-W. L. Mason, II. 11.
Bruce, r. g. southall, T. r. HardaWay,
r. A. Marshall, w. V. Thraves, Q. O.
Hooker. The bank will commence opera
ton about june 18th In the Amelia Hotel
The movement Is we'll received ana the
stock Is being literally subscribed tho
shares having been made $2 each 70
allow small amounts to be taken by the
people.
Tho Virginia Telephone Company had
its annual meeting to-day. Tho old
officers were elected. New stock has been
subscribed, and the line Is soon TO be
extended ins the direction of Mannboro
and Blackstone. a dividend OF ten per
cent. was declared, after reserving q
comfortable working surplus. III
Amelia Chapter, Daughters Of the Con-
federacy, held a meeting this evening,
and decided ITO have the splendid alnonu-
ment erected toathe memory Of the Com
federate dead here unveiled on July 4th
next.
A large military and civic attendance
is expected. a FNmost interesting pro
gramme will be preparod. 558y3
Mr.. r. "a. Marshall 4 we'll known j:'1er-
Giant, and Miss Robbie BridgefortE are
to be married on Wednesday. June l4tli.3
at Tabernacle Church. 81 jt8