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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
B:IO||D|Y||.DR||.A|WIN#U.|.P|;''..
WI| " ! 1 i | ! Il:
.Mr..Michael Paptistella, Watch
iiS man Oh Steam Sand Pump,
Drowned in the j air1es s8
HAD NOT ], EATEN 4 j Z. I HIS su PIPER
Evidently Fell Into the Water
4 Soon After r ching the
Barge at Night. III

Tho body Of Mr.. Michael Pa > istella, q
Waterman on steam sand pump lying
81 Nineteenth street, " a. brought 70 the
surface OF the James about 8 clock yes
terday morning by two workman OH the
barge, who were pulling in q cable. The
bodysof the drowned man was entangled
IN the rope. Coroner 7 aylor viewed the
remains during the morning and gave the
opinion that the man had met his death
BY aooidcn tai Drowning. 6E "a s
X Mr.. Pnptistella Lived at 403 East Duval
Street, and was a German BY birth. He
was sixty four years old, and had four "
children. II y Ssl,l u {f s35
Invited Friend to Go. l5ss
Al The last time he was seen was at
3 y q. clock the night before. He was leav-.
Ing the wharf tor the sand pump IN
a rowbont, when Mr.. Ardie " Mayo saw
him. Mr.. If Paptistella hailed B Nj. Mayo,
and Invited him to go out to%the barge
but the latter declined and watched the
boat disappear L In the darkne ss.
43s.ss;Wher, the body was brought out OF the
water a great amount Of blood was found
upon the face, and It was rurnored that
murder has been done. DR. Taylor found
this to have been due to- natural Causes
NO injury was discovered except a slight
Sbruise on the tip OF the nose, which might
have been received before the drowning.
IN the man 8 pockets we're found g doll
lar Bill 4 and several articles OF small "a
value M To his shoulder was strapped Q
ahnyersack containing his untouched sup
per- From oil appearances he had fall
slensssinto the river shortly after reach.
Ing the pump. 9.s 4. ri .tit :.
q The funeral will take place from St.
5Mary,s Catholic Church tomorrow morn mo IN;
~
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SPECIAL ExcU RsIoNs TO NIAGARA
FALLS, " IA r. =. J a ~. +. =.
X 53 "A. AND CONNECTIONS.

Leave washington, D. c.. via Ralt!-
more and Ohio Railroad and Lehlgh Val.
ley Railroad, 1900 d A. M Friday. June
Goth, and 1890 A. NJ, Fridays, July 18th
and '27th, August Sd and 18th, septembes
,l4th ana 2sth; Via Penn syivanta Railroad
ana Buffalo. n 1856 A, M. FRIDAYS. July
eth and goth, August 10th and $2tth, Sep
tember 18th and 21st and October l2th.
Rate, $3.50 round trip from Richmond:
Tickets on sale for afternoon trains Of
DAYS prior to excursions from Washing.
ton, limited to reach Washington, res
turning, thin ten days, including date
OF excursion from that point. For ticks
cts and full !nioru1at ton. apply 70 tlc1st
agents r., +, ~ p, r. r..
53,y On ~ IA w. r. TAYLOR, iii
~ @ ls,{{ Traffic Manager.
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5-pays In tho Mountalns-5

6-Days In the Mountasns-oo
Special train VIII leave Richmond, via
4. o. Railway, at ~ noon THURSDAY.
August 10th, for Charlo ttesyille, H toE
springs. White Sulphur and intermediate
stations. Tickets good returning on al
regular trains until Tuesday, August 2l i'.
inclusive. Rates TO stations, .Cnarlottes-
VILE to Alton, inclusive Ss.oo; ba sic 70
Siam tor. 1 inclusive, So, 90; Mount Elliott
g5toTC ,fton !. Forge, "a Inclusive, $3.50, and
3coyIngton to Hot Springs and White Sui
phur. inclustv $. 90.
The most attractive excursion OF the
season. Five days In tho Virginia moun--
Stains. IS q K: z. ss5 M &! Il
Health, pleasure and recreation. .$l
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e;=aaKsViLLE is NOT. ARDRYs IL OWN.
Isc,.Hl::[lo,,.olLs.

IN MOST CASES, WHEN AEgYOuNG
4 man IN or young woman enters. la business
& school It Is done with the yleW,,,osf PRE- ond
pairing. thoroughly Tor business NE >, a ne
Of a good business firm. A school, there
fore, Which affords proper facilities n1o T
the necessary aration, a = Y ,W ,pak
can and does assist its students u i1'1h ~
the demands Of It's patrons; As. eysa aen &c
that we are doing It. we give our r e g oad
for7July During that month we e J p! xae 9
4 month at the start; six at so q, month;
\ four at SIS month; ave at ss9 month:
! two at $50 a month; one at }6S q .m no
two at $76 q month. During tnaH ~ .n tjnna
4 which We could not flll. These otIerea
$40 to SIS a month at the start. MAS
4 SEY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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5Rockbridue Alum Springs

i In the Mountnins5 OF Virginia. Elevation g. 600
feet. h CHI lebyate and Alum Water unsurpassed
Cuisine excellent. Orchestra, Golf Links, Tennis,
II you want your summer outing to count for
For Illustrated Booklet writo HRS RO5A e.
YOUNG Proprietor, Rockbridg Alum Springs.
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PAPER HANGING.

CATI, IJP iPHOND b567 AND LET US
cali and talk to you about your paper
hanging Prices right and oil work
guaranteed r. 9. BUGG. 900 West
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COAL, AND WOOD.

YOU DON'T WANT LONGS LONG
w sG wood eSs t Xol asfs long t aaw
all kinds OF woods; all kinds OF sum
ner coal; my alab wood Is exactly what
you went In hot weather; half cord,
s Broad. Pr Phones MG isso ana 1864
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ED-CoAfPETENT5 DUNG MAN
some experience In coal and wood Of
$ nee preferred. Apply In own hand
y writing, giving age and references. y
s 975 care Times DiSpa tch. s1ll 9S5 g55}. q
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SEALED A

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
up to septemberi25 1905, at 8 o'clock
p. NJ for the sale&o one hundred thou
4 sand Cs1O0,000) dollars of thirty four (34)
4 year 1-2 per cent. coupon bonds Il OF
the town OF South Boston, Va Is, dated
a October ]. i90s. Interest payable April
and October. F u. t; i.E d RI on
: reject any and all bids. 5tls, 81,
ss HENRY DASLEY ~ and t
s5 5Rtg j n !. LAWSON, 81 50
{{t Commit tee.g.
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After Few Trials You lVillFnd Times Dispatch Want Ads

and her husband d happy. idon1 home.
Greater devotion In a fa4lnily ID rarely
seen. She was an earnest, trustful
Christian, and had been q devout me
Der Of the church from young girlhood.s
For Como years she had been q member
OF fmrnanuol Baptist Church, IN the g e,
fairs and work Of which slle took Z the
deepest Interest. K, 5 s58S3 Fl 8 n
Mrs. 3 Bowles Is survived by hcr h,is--
and four sons--Atrs.8 i. Ellis Jones', Miss
Lena BoWles, 81 MISS Annie Leigh Bowles,
,Drsg "A. r. and 70. w. DO wles and Messrs.i
Chnrle 51lt,,ore and y rury w. BoWles
manuel Baptist Church on Thursday 1T
noon. Rev. n w, Stone, the pastor. Will
return to tho city and conduct tho ser
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IN ORDER 70 AVAIL YOURSELF. o =
: % Our - summer rates. you must purchase
Your soholarship by August 18th: We
viii permit you to begin your CONT ns ~
discount allowed; unlimited scholars hips
issued; good for day or night classes
Catalogue. giving full paTucnlsIIs, frse.
b MASSEY BUSINESS CO1AAEAtt-
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PURCHASE YOUR scHoLARssH T 4; = : e. p
4 4 suits 7your convenience: twenty per
cent. discount allowed !; good for Day Iyy,s o !,
night classes # MASSEY rs BUSlNG 1' a9
&COLLEGE.. w ..1 Z. y. - ..M
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LEGAL NOTICE.
THE COMMONWEALTH @ OF VIII
X l5F7i y(sThTT A

TO the Sheriff Of gu the City Of Rich
5 Notwithstanding: III q is3l s.s8s3
We command you. as heretofore we
have commanded you. to summon Y The
SDabney Brokerage Company, a corpo-
ration chartered and doing business UNI
the Clerks ofnce OF our Circuit Court
Of the city OF Richmond. at the court
room OF said court in said city, atlrules
FIRST MONDAY ia IN 81 SEPTEMBER.
1905. to answer the action Of II. d. Nc
tIntire and r. NJ. # McIntlre, partners,
trading under the firm name and style
of u D. 4 Mc1ntlre & Co., Of q plea 70. s,
Damages 3 one hundred and seyenty-flye
dollars. And have then there THIS WITT;
Witness e. M. Iaowelle. Clerk OF said
1908 1903 and M in the l3lst year Of the conf-
monwealth, = ! y, =, : =, /,,a,,,
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WE WILL BUY, TRADE OR SELL.
anything that is offered. TIIE Nj.
KELLY EIROk&& METAL Co.. Inc, s
to 10 South Twentieth Street. Phone
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FORTY YEARS AND OVER Is A LONG
time 70 be nvlna Y, and doing business
houBes can boast OF It. AT Twentieth
Z IRON & METAL co, Il. located. 1863
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{, Denbigt, Va Aug. s. 1905 /
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
:, ceived by 4 the ndersigned Board until
a 12 O'Clock noon AUGU sT ia. 1908, for
and building an Iron Picket
/ Fence with three or more gates, around
the Courthouse grounds: leng til Of
fence about four hundred yards. Per-
sons having designs are requested to
e submit bids, des gns and i be present.
The Board reserves the /. right to re-
ject any or all bids. is5 WI 5s =
!sssstl IS $ as gg5 b. p. SMITH, "
\ Chairman Board Of supervisors. War
wick county, Va * PA
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STOCKTON II oTEL,c APE May, N .. "
directly on the Ocean,. surrounded by a lawn
OF twenty acres. fAppointments and cuisine
Large Cafe and Palm Garden Orchestra of
sixteen pieces. Same management IS the pat
g. CAKE. Rates.. t1.5o week and up. 5s 3 n
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DEATHS.

: q --Ii s
BROOkE--Entered into rest, at HIS resi-
n dence. I'LL East Clay Street. Tuesday.
august IN, at b:as T; NJ. ROBERT T.
cs Raqfsal f;T@ rst 6f5s9yfs T
@ at 8 =. NJ. AL 33l Il II ss5s n t4fi
q cap IL g ass
+, se NJ. Ms Lizz1E b BRoW IL
togG asdaSl 9E2m sesG2G RsR5'5S oGar's
IL O. clock, iii NJ # ss5 lf
as s afs zh p x es'9s5
youngest child, of Emnett G. ana
Z Laurel Z. DAWSON; age four mont ms.
Funeral notice later.
pie cast Main shs Ffsstl fss AS g.
gust gus A VI 1905, SOL, HARRISON, In the
sssss BssfSss t''R sR s.
o'e|ssa s rs Gag Msx York
,4tccad[uRsIRsAN-Dted, at Hillzyillo. Va.
s MTehMIjhii 6 IN in u the slxty-seYenth
YEAR Of his age. FIea is survived by
his wife and tive ; Z, e chill Mrs. j.,
~ NJ cMurran. OF N !1.,t News Y, v; Va:,4
and Mrs' ~ ~ TAestoss, ~ !HeniloHu,
Va, i5Sly 4 Fl a III III XXI
YAPTIsTEIL4A.-Die Died sud- enly, August
: q 1905 Mr. MICHAEL PAPTIsTELLA,
~; ~ @o3 East DuYal Street, He leaves 8
wife and seven children. Mrs. George
.Wiess, Mrs, Jos Krlnlm, Mrs Frank
EIotx, Mrs Theresa INotz Maggie,
81 N Funeral will take place from St..
Marys Church, THURsDAY MORN
ING 9 O'clock. lnterment at Mt. Cali
vary Cemetery. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend.
Funeral Notice.
DAWSON, JAMES CLAUp-Funeral y
from residence THIS EVENING at (,
o'clock ,isjg IN X ,3s
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BOARDING.

NEW DIRK CITY, 1928 WEST EIGHTY 3 4
q second Street; q family living near CEN
Z tional; special rates TO par ties. Write
4 for particulars. Richmond references.
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..coSfFoRT WITHOUT ExTRAyAGANCE.''
at the New Transient steel-bull i g1reprooe y
s.H EL$SWOODSTOCk

8t West Forty third Street, near Broadway.
Two and one half blocks west OF Grand Gem
The very heart Of the city. III In the midst OF
the lThsntres and Clubs and near the Shopping
oar8 adjacent Aocommoda lions for Ave hun
,dred- Rooms. f1.6o. Luxurious al!.lights Rooms
and Suits, with private BATH. - ups Choice
Reatauran T. Music Also Hotel Berwl ok Rut-
lind Vt, 5 w. H.sfVAL1QUETTE.5
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LIVER PILLS.

FRAYsBR's LIVER PILLS 4ARE4LIT-
tie twonders; makes you feel good all
n over; 10c. boxes; g. 900 boxes year sale.
J.W. FRAYsER 6 CO., 1901 Main
i Street. 81 5ls.g 81 B
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w; y N u Is Two GOOD s BOILER
E makers; wages $780, two good ma
s5Bchinlsts; wages SEQ; steady work ! open
III shop. KEHOEs IRON #WORKS. Sa-
" yannah Ga. q. ~
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WANTED, COMPETENT. YOUNG WO-
man. with experience IN bookkeeping.
a knowledge OF stenography preterred, Ap-3
tply in own handwriting, giving age, ex-
sper!ence, references and salary expect
.ted Address WORKER" ?. Q. BOX
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CONTINUED SALE, OF FURNITURB,i
f# etc. ut No. 218 sEast Main Street, We'd
nesday, August 8, 1t 1880 "a. M. II, Ne
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Rev. Dr.. William G. Steele.

lji REV. Or. William e. u Steele, d noted
Methodist ministerof New York who was
we'll known In Virginia. died on sunday.
SDr. Steele was born III virginln III 1927 J.
and was dpcated In Bal tiinore and Wash
3ingtonstSs M
b Among the relatives OF DR. Steele may
BE mentioned Governor Barbour, OF Viz
ginia; the late Thomas b. Bryan OF CHI N
cage, vice prcsident OF tho Worlds Fair:
Charles Page Btynnt, present minister to
Portugal. and the late Judge Andrew
iyvylye, OF tho Supreme Court. Heiorgatl-
lied several volunteer companies during
the Civil S War and # worke his wa y,
through the fighting lines to bring back
o. wounded conrad q. .5i3
Among DR.. Steele s friends were Gem,
leral Grant. General Q. .-o. Howard. Ros-
Ward Beecher, Henry Clay, Edward Ev-T
ierett Hale. Canon F>arrnr, Charles Spur
geon and Bishop Horntio Boper. as
81 For thirteen years he was chaplain at
Randall g Island. Ills character was one
5of great gentleneas, especially to chill
dren, and among all the churches he was
known as tho "children g friend 5a5S
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ROOMS WANTED.

sWANTED-BY "a SMALL FAMILY,
about FIVE rooms. for. light house
keeping; give location, number of
rooms and rental. Address r 6SS, care
. ispntch. l:.i. .aiEEis III w
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S75l REALHESTATE----For Sale.
REAL ESTATE Or Rent.

F1,I35 RENr-AT I.AMPDEN-sIDNEY,
ia College. Virginia, furnished house, Gig IT t
& x nom :: i've acres OF land attacred; $S %
Il her month. Lock Box IS. Hampden-sld-
n ney, Va. +5 5ft S&95 VI. as.
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WANTED, FOR u. s. ARaIY- : ri Z,
~ Bodied unmarried men. between ages Q.
good character and temperate habits
3 h who can speak. read and write .Engli9n =
\ For information apply to RDCRUITdNGl
S OFFICER, $50 East Broad Street, Rlcn-
I'M ElnOnd, Va. MN {a5t 5558
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ANGUS,

WH BUY AND HAVE FOR SAI4n 49, H.
r. Crockett wheel electric motor. In
hrst-class order; all kinds and descrlp-
lions 81 old Iron copper, brass. alne,
lead, tin, pewter, cotton canvas for wa
gon, TIID N. KELLY IRON s. METAL
. CO, Inc. TO Is North Twentieth
Street 4 ~ f, N.eEtaH a'HftI#fi
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WANTED-A@ COLORED GIRL AS
waitress. Apply l22 West Broad Street
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WATcH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ii by VIM. TOBIEN, Ir., Is a guarantee
that n is .dono properly; 20 years ex-
parienoe. Cleaning. 81 %; Main Springs.
HOO 4QB East Broad Street. All work
guaranteed.
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UNSURPASSED COFFEE AT THE
f8$ Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
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Osr5t CoMPT.E1rD STOCK OF AVN
Tents ana Flags In the South
q prices right H. b. COPELAND g 5CO..S
3tE 108 North Ninth. Phone 2676. Y
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DIR SUMMER RATES WILL CON-
D tinue until August 18th; twenty per cent.
"a discsmnt allowed, and unlimited scho!,
(, arshIps issued. Catalogue, giving f1i!
< part iculars, free. MASSEY BUSlN Es'so
~ rNJT VxI N E .I7 tt6t5r tl5453s5,is i M 5F3
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FOR SALE p. GROCERY, LAUNDR9
a and dairy wagons, runabouts ana ,P ? vs.,
n Almost new. RICHARDSON BROS. . 6l5
y Brook Avenue s33si +, sSiS u
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FRIDAY g58s A uGUsT5 1oT Fl ~ a LII DAY,
n nshing ana Boating, at popular Beach Il
sf Park 6oc. round "trip; special w train II
will leave n edmond August 10Th !, S ~
a a. returning. leave West 4, /, Po 81 \!
Il fishing, boating, Grabbing, bathing and
various Sarnusenents at popular Beach 't'1,l
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sWANTED--AT 4 ON CE, A, RELIABLE
drug clerk r (registcred) to manage g
ISL small store Apply to lis Twenty-sllx' SIKH IN
IS Street, Newport News Va. xxi 5 VI 8
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SWEET BRIAR 51NSTI-
tute, fifteen or twenty white girls as
maids In residence halls and rofectory;
good wages paid and pleasant rooms
provided. Apply to Mira ANNA G..
4 POLLOCK, superintendent OF Refec-
- tory. Sweet Briar, Va. Ea3Ell
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OVER aAsNdILLION2IN USE 8 IUMATE
h=P Dollar Razor; buyer runs no arisk y abso-
il3 lutely3 Guaranteed to give satisfaction
WA GNER DRUG CO. Il N .Sg
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10000 % 88 LEND on DIAMONDS.
mi Watches and 3s j cwelry AZ New \ 1or I,
3 rates Of interest. RICHMOND. LOAN
b22O Ninth Street sS 5i:-
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

n1OcToRs, BUGGIEs- SPECIALIZING
4, az close or op=n tops steel or ubber
fires; high-class, at.loW prices. VIC.
SMITH 914 M Fifth Street. :5fI g..84s
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Mrs. Ethel e. Wright
MissFLillie Pitts.
(spncial to the Times Dlspatcl

ISpNcial to The .I11nES- d spatch-
BOWLING GREEN 81 AZ, August -
Miss Lillie Pitts died at the home Of her
brother, Mr.. George n. Pitts. near Upper
Zion, on August the 9Th, in the fortieth
wear fof5 her age, after an illness OF sew
oral years. She was the daughter OF the
late Andrew and Elizabeth ri It's, and
leaves the following brothers and sisters.
i. D. Pitts. G., N Pitts. Eugene Pitts and
Mrs. Eugene Wrigh t. s5 g a6
8 The funeral services will be conducted
by Rev. Andrew Broaddus, and the Inter-
{rnent Will tako place gon August sth at
the family burying ground. near Sparta
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WANTED Fl GOOD MEN FOR
railroad work: wages $3.50 to $1:75 per.
IN duy: Transportation furnished. pply
q to CONTRACTOR 61104 Capitol Street.
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WA MED 81 ssIsTANT8 BooKKIOEP-
\ ferInnd salesman Z village store; single
sil nart-fse A pply with eferences to NO.
" Us Charlotte c, II, Va.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. z; TO
3sS take charge OF country place In a lbe,
marie county, Va; must BIO experienced
Il farmer, and understand care Of horses !.
Il gardening. dairy, and competent, :, !. 70
saiarv B 10 the right man. Give age
5{ and experience. Address ~, q. -,
q Times Dispatch. II M 81 u
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.;MyANTTD-FIRsT-C GLASS FOREMAN;
n ep,ho understands building Gully s. ana
%5 doing reinforce concrete work Apply
Il tt, - !. T. WILSON Room oo3, Mutual
ma Bldg. ~ fli iif5 i5s95
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WANTED, j AT v oNcD GOOD SALES
IA men "a sell America can Shock Binders;
" can easily mako $50 sa week by. Q little
IA energy apply No. 8 8. tn Street,
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R1,ACKsMITH 7yVANTED-oNE FIRST
Il class blacksmith, familiar with general
gS nachine-shop srnithing. Address. I n -,
lNNOR KS, n Lynchburg, " is 5siftSg 5staB
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Vim. "A. M /


Il ALEXANDRIA, YAy August III us
tice OF the Peace William a.. M GORE died
this morning at his residence In $Alexan-
dria,, after an illness OF about a week
Elo&wao born in New York, but had boon
q resident OF Alexandria since 1861 !, and
at the time OF his death was In the
5eightleth year OF his age. Many years
ago he was one OF he most prosperous
OF the grain commission merchants OF
the city. He WAS a prominent Mason.
and was q past master OF Andrew ] ack-a
son Lodge and had been tiler OF that
lodge for many years. 8t He Is survived by
three children. Mr.. M W illiam A. Moore.
DR., OF this city. OF the firm OF 81 George
Wise and Company. insurance agents:
Mrs. B.gA. Manlkin. of Washington. and
Mrs. Walter =, Piser. q New YORK J,
4 Justice Moore was q man OF deep re-55
liEious principles, and for many years he
conducted religious services at the Aims
House every Sunday afternoon. .5l
( Mrs. Ethel 3 Wright.
Mrs. Ethel Burg ess Wright. wife I, 1! Ct
wanna county died ct I $50 o'clock yes I.
terdny morning d ut ( the i, Memorial Hos
I,ital. Besides her hus baaal slle Is SUR :.
iyived by for parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Burgess q OF Central Plains. I. nd five
brothers, Messrs. c.. c. Burgess, OF r lch-5j
rnond y; A. u. B. A. and E.! T. BURGESS
OF FluvAnnn county. and y 4 Fl etche Bur-
CESS, OF New York. 8 es
The funeral takes place to day from
tina FIuvnnrln Baptist Church. The ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. NJ. Dam
lei. 1nternent will be In the church
burytng ground. 525iSy Il, I'll a8.8
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THE BUCKINGHAM, CAPE HENRY.
4 w., near railroad station and CASING;
board BY the day, week or n ,1a 40 u
rates reasonable @ Apply to s9 -. s3s " " :
i-WASHBURN,i Proprietor.
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Y Mrs. Annie I sP}iCebus.


53S NEWPORT NEWS, Va. August t.
Mrs. Annie ]. . Phoe bus. widow OF Harrt-5
son Phoebus. at one time owner Of the
old IIygeia Hotel, at Old Point died to-3
night from complication OF diseas es. (
She was native OF New y ork $ci ty. Her
maiden name was Steyens She married
Mr.. Phoebua In Baltimore In 1885,, srernoy-s
ing to this section in $780, She was sixty
seven years old. She IS survived by;
three sons, s.. 8. Phoebus and Frank NJ.
Phocbus, who own els In Atlantic City.
and Charles M 81 Phoebus. Baltimore
hotel man. and by three daughters. one Of
whom resides In Sheffield Ia.
Capt. Enochg Davis.
3..s Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
# ALEXANDRIA, VA, August 7.-capt.
5Enoch Davis Ia well known river man.
died this morning Of his residence In
Alexandria, He was sixty-flYe years OF
age. Ha had been master OF several
river schoonerH. ~ HI Ell iii "
ri. c. r. Carey. 81
5(By Associated Press) .5f
q oLEAN,4sN N. X, August 7'S---Charles r.
Carey. one Of the leading lawyers OF this
section. and solicitor OF the treasury.
under President Cleveland. died to- day. f
William Imrie.
(By Associated Press) III
August William 1mrie,5
one OF the founders OF the White Star
Line, died to-day, 4l5sas 4, Z gf5
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FOR.4s,ALE.

NJ George Wilks, 1.-THE aire Of Wyoming,
k 2:0e -, and many others Of her. class;
81 trial, 2l8 80 six years old; 1b2 hnn nos Is
sound only reason for selling. have, =, 2 Q !,
4 more Information 4 see Groom 4 at my n y
stable, LIS West Hamilton Street, BAIT III
PA trlOre. Nh 5 al
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"a S5t sUcCHssFUL HARNESS BUST
a ness, IN q town of two thousand FIVE
hundred Inhabitants n the only repair
Il shop in two counties best reasons .- FOR ).
selling. vi Address Box 144, smithfield,
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SHOE REPAiRlNG.5

WHY PAY boc. FOR RUBBER HEELS
ii OF any old make when we will give you
II WITH the name stamped on tho heel-for
q s5 cents. We are able to do II, for we
buy direct from the factory at Wholesale
prices and give you the benefit Red
IF charge N double. White Oak Leather
* Half Soles-Men's,E7b cents; ladies'. 90
Il cents. E DREW's Il ELECTRIC 8 SHOE
y FACTORY, No. 716 East Main Street.