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BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. Albert Webb, of Vienna, was in
| Cambridge today.
Mr. BENZ. F. johnson, of Hurlock. was
in Cambridge 70 day.
Mr.. John A. Baker, of East New Mar
ket, spent to-day in this city.
! Mir tt. L. Harris, of Wilmington, Del
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
! Harris.
! Mrs. VIM. Fletcher this morning sent to
! THE BANNER office a rose which measures
about - inches in diameter
| Mss Sallie Sherman arrived on the boat
this morning from Blackstone, Va where
she has been attending school.
| DR. Geo E. H. Harmon, of Brooklyn,
arrived in Cambridge Monday night and
| IS the guest Of Mrs. Harmon, High street.
Mr. John II. Burgess, Jr., left on the
boat last night for points in Talbot county.
lie is expected to return tomorrow morn
ing.
Mrs. Brice w. Goldsborough left on the
boat last night for Baltimore, where she
will spend the month of June is the guest
Of relatives.
June has started in to be record break
cr in the matter of rainfall, 216 inches
having fallen ia the first two days. OF
this 80 inches fell Saturday night.
We are asked to state that the festival
FOR the benefit of the Choir Guild Of Christ
Church, which has been advertise ed to
take place tomorrow night, has been in
definitely postponed.
Me,srs. William Murphy, Winfield
II ebster and Edwin McAliister came to
Cambridge this morning on the power
launch Of Mr. Forbes. They returned to
their homes at one o'clock
The young ladies of the Baptist Church
will give strawberry festival On the
Church lawn Thursday afternoon and
evening of this week, if fair If Thurs
day be not fair, the festival will be held
| the next fair day.
Mir George W. McCready, of Vienna,
died Friday night after weeks illness of
paralysis of the throat. Mr.. McCready,
who was well known citizen of Vienna,
is survived by his wife, but leaves no
children. The funeral took place on
Sunday.
Mrs. Wilmer Emory, of Baltimore, but
formerly of Centreville. has leased Rose
Hill, the nome of Mrs. Hirst, near Cam
bridge, for the summer and expects to
spend greater part of her time there
Her daughter, Mrs Hurst, of Baltimore,
will visit her during the summer
Mr.. James R. Jones on Monday shot
two big German carp in the creek near
Winsmore bridge. which weighed about
eighteen pounds each. Some distance
above the same spot some years ago, Capt
Zach Jones secured an even larger carp
which had come up on high tide or dur
heavy rain and found himself stranded
when the waters assuaged
4 later dispatch from Baltimore states
the manner of Miss Henrys death. Mrs.
Tubman, with whom she was staying,
heard a peculiar noise in Der room this
morning about seven O'Clock, and know
ing that her guest was subject to sudden
attacks, investigated at once. Miss Henry
, had not raised from her bed, and died a
few minutes after the entrance of her
hostess
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RICHARD 0. HYkS0N DEAD.
ChestertOWn. June 3.

ChestertOwn, June 3.
Richard D. Hynson, member of the
bar of this county, died yesterday morn
ing, aged Al years. He was son of the
late Richard Hynson, who was well known
in Democratic politics. He had never
held office, but had been a delegate to
State and national conventions. He was
vice president of the Chestertown bank
and a member of the board of managers
Of the House of Correction. He is sur,
vived by widow and five daughters.
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INVESTIGATING FIRES.
Elktop, June

EIktOp, June 3.
State Fire Marshal McGill, with two
detectives, arrived in Elkton this mornin 9
and began an investigation into the recent
fires that occurred in ElktoR.
Two young Elktonians who are sus-
pected of being the firebugs are this after
noon being put through most rigid exami
nation. No arrests have been made, but if
the detectives learn anything from the
suspects they will be arrested.
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Tourist Mocha s. Java coffee is the only
genuine Mocha 81 Java coffee in town.
At A. Spedden's only.
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Ladies white oxford ties, 81, 81 % and
81 so at donald Stewards.
Ladies' white linen Welt Gore pump,
with bow, 50 at Donald Stewards.
White Sea island canvas bow pump,
81 % and 81. so at Donald Stewards.
Ladies fine patent colt oxford ties and
pumps, 50, $50, So and So so at Donald
Stewards,
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From year year manufacturers succeed in ntermnglng
more taste more beauty novelty in the effects produced
and thus each finds them popular and the demand
of 1907 Only the mills here represented with their
produca variety great overwhelming that moth
ing personal inspection idea of
We have space only mention few of the extraod
nary bargains the price of these goods simply astonishing
We invite you to and see them.
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PRETTY MATERIALS FOR
Commencement Exercises,

very nrettv Point De Spirit a. inches WIDE only Soc
PRETTY fored Net for dresses for only 75c
An Unusual value in Net special price SOC
Marcerzed Chiffon something new inches wide, for SOC
M1s1in lovely wide 45c
Pretty Persian Lawns excellent values "a inches wide R TO- 2c
something can't match elsewhere n Wlde c
pretty Plaid Mercerized Baste something entirely 25c
Good 40 inch India Linen onlv l0c
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EARLY CLOSING NOTICE.

Oh; store will be closed at seven o'clock
Saturdays excepted from now until Octo.
Der the first.
J. A. TsCHANTRE & Son.
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KEEP COOL.

Drink Gosman's celebrated ginger ale
For sale by,
CHAS. S. HENRY.
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EARLY CLOSING NOTICE.

Commencing to-day (Monday, June 3D.
we will close our store at seven o'clock
every evening, Saturdays excepted.
STEVENS, SMITH i Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-29
Zines. Dispat1b Branttfs.

Tho following Branch Offices have been
sstGbiiahed for the benefit OF those lisins
nj o. distance from the Main Office OF the
Iin,es-Dispatch Tho Timeu- Dispatch Wants
lief: at any OF these branches will receive
the same careful attention ns though they
Ind been left at, the Main Office and there
WI, be no extra cost to the advertiser:
sLAuGHTERs DRUG STORE. rwcnty-fifth
and yenable Street.
w II. EANEs. 2sls East Broad Street.
A. a. SCOTT. Twenty-flfth and Broad SIS.
wIt.LIAMs's PHARMACY. Twenty first and
Marshall Streets.
TaRRANT, GRANT & CO., Foushee and
Broad Street,.
G.. w. LATisiER, No. 900 West Marshall 81.
THoMpsoNs DRUG STORE. No. 1s:t w.
Main Street.
]. L. BEvERIDGE. Brook Ave. and Clay st.
nADYs DRUG STORE. Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 1900 WI.
liamsburg Avenue. fulton.
RCBIN's pHARMAcY. No. zoo East Ma
shall Street.
CITY DRUG STORE. No. 1444 East Main
Street. corner Fifteenth
JUDsoN CUNNINGHAM. No. 2o,7 East
Main Street.
wALI,s.s PHARMACY. NO. ssl South Pine
KIRK.PARRlsH CO.. No. ~. East Broad
Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. 80. sol West
Car? Street,
EAToN PHARMACY. Twenty.cigath ana
- Streets.
RlsoN's PHARMACY. No. 1le Canal Street.
1iESDLEY q WALKER. rwenty.titth and
Leigh Streets.
>. 7. LEWIS. No. T. Eas. Broad Street.
EoRTHslDE PHARMACY. Fifth and Ecker
Streets
CARRIERS DRUG STORE. 30 10: Hull
Street. 3ianchester.
1vESTY.EIGHTH AND n STREET PHAR-
MACY. Twenty.etghth and Streets.
q. T. ". KERN. INC. corner Twenty.tlftti
and Church Hill Avenue.
EAST PHARMACY. No. 1901 g street.
Greet. Petersburg.
r1MEs.D1spATcH. No els Eighth street.
Lynchburg.
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Vote T|''OI-N'l'I|G;.H!T'80N
WH|SkEY MEASURE
Board Of Aldermen ALMOST Ger
tain to Adopt Dabney Ordi-
nance at Special Meeting.
EYES OF CITY ON MEMBERS

At special meeting to be held to-
night Alderman Dabney's saloon Dr.
dinancc will be accepted or rejected
by the Board Of Aldermen. With Il fun
attendance OF members the measure.
Which will reduce the number ..of 50. Il
looms to $50, Will hardly fall OF pas.
sage, and SO far there Is no evidence
that eoiiccrtld effort will be made
TO block 1T. u will require. two
been counted and the chances are in
favor OF the ordinance.
But the question of what the Com.
mon Council will do seems TO be a
horse of another color. Witt, Aldermen
umlauf's ordinance and 4 the other
which Councilman Pollock will Offer
there will be much food for discus
sion 81 and good opportunity OF de-
featlng everything unlessaa st.Zight
tight to concur With che upper branch
is made. ~
In the Legislature.
Should no law be passed the PROFIT
bl.ion element may either call a locaI
option election or else so to the Legis y
latlire with a demand for general
prohibition law to cover tho entire
state, similar to those enacted in Ala
barna and Georgia. This, 1t Is argued.
would deprive each community OF the
flsht 70 regulate Its own affairs, aud
remembering what is ii, the balance
stroHs pr .ssure will be brought. to
bear on Council.
IN the confusion OF this liquor agi-
tatlon one or two facts have been
not clearly understood Alderman Ell
lett Is the original high.license man.
He wanted the license fixed at $1,000.
Wnen his resolution was sent to tho
Committee on Ordinance. Charter and
REFORM. ldarO1an m q \ =, 1oI
tnat he would prepare substitutes By
which all bars would be driven out Of
the residential sections. Subsequently.
AR. Umlaufs committee drafted anoth.
err somewhat In the nature of a,ciis-
pensary pinn. but this was withdrawn
and one less stringent was submitted.
ALDERMAN Elicit has declared that iis
would support the Dabney ordinance.
as IT meets his wishes, in some respects
II not In others ~. ~. u n :. N -
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lf1al aotices.


TO HOLDERS OF CONSOLIDATED
B .nds OF the Richmond Passenger
and Power Company. ,a.sa Jaau..ry
], 1900: The undersigned. supst,-
tuted trustee. under the above men
toned mort gage, pursuant. to the
provisions OF an order OF the United
i States Circuit Court for the Eastern
pistrie. Of virginia, dated october sT
November 49, 1907. on and after the
9th day OF December. 1907. upon pre-
sentation OF the said bonds. for ap-
propriate stamping at Its office, No.
81 Wall Street. in the city OF New
York. will pay to the person or cor
poration presenting the Same the
sum of twenty-five dollars (sa5) on
account OF the amount due thereon
July /. 1904. and all subsequent cou
pons attached. Bonds lacking only
coupon of July 1, 1904 or this cou.
pom. when presented separately, will
be paid pro rata.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
substituted Trustee.
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WANTED. PERMANENT. TRANSIENT
and table boarders at SIS North
Eighth Street.
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THE cHANcERY COURT OF THE
city OF Richmond. by its decree en-
tered on the 18th day OF November.
ais. VS.. w. RI. Hardin Company. In.
corporated. having directed that an
account be taken OF .all the debts
and liabilities OF the ~. r.. Hardin
their respective amounts. to whom
due. and their priority.sif any," and
that notice OF the time and place
OF taking said account be given by
hereby notified that have fixed on
my office. No. 40 Chamber OF Com
merce Building. RICHMOND, Va. as
the place. and FMfNDAY, THE; 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1907. at 10
O'clock A. NJ. as the time, to-Proceed
to take said account.
Given under nv hand this 14ti1 day
G. CARLTON JACKSON.
Commissioners.
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/. EDISON RECORDS.

DECEMBER EDISON RECORDS GO
on sale November 25th. "Some Day
When Dreams Come True" and
twenty-three other good ones In the
list. Call and hear them at Goa East
Main Street. ~
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FOR RENT, TWO LARGE ROOMS FOR
lodging. with bath. hot and cold wa
ter and lights. furnished or unfur-
nished. Apply 3o4 West Cary Street.
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WANTED, WHITE, 4 AiIpDLE-AGED
e n cook and earetaker OF country house;
ssees required, Address 4. .hhsesSo5faT,
.sG Burkeyille, Va.
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FUEL.

BUY FUEL FROM THE DEALER
who saves you money. One cord oak
or pine, 1918; discount on all XII DIS
80 OF coal for cash. TYLER & RYAN,
Linden and Cary.
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WANTED, AT ONCE. OCCUPANTS
for second floor room. 4o2 Lombardy.
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Delp 0Ma,lteo. Female.


WANTED. FIFTEEN GOOD WOMEN
ZONES. Apply at al once oi in p s Or
hySletter.. with references to THE Ma
|, TloNAI. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Charleston, w. Va. "a }
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ASK YOUR GROCER For SMITH J
field aausase. It is the best.
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woRl,,n Convicted OF F8rScrr..

SpecIaIto The Illness Dispatch.I y.
z WINCHESTER. Va November aS.7--
lille Robinson; a Young, colored wo
man, WAS given two years In the psIi-
Tertiary at Berrytille' last evening for
forgery. The Robinson woman is al
legged to have signed the name OF Roll
len. prominent Clarke county farm
er's name. to check. for $.5 and To
have passed the same on Louis Scheuer,
Il Berryville merchant.
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LENNox. 1905 EAST MARSHALL
Street; room and board.
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Attending conference.

Miss Nellie w. Birdsong Is delegate II
the Educational Conference, now IN session
In Roanoke. Miss Blrdsong represents tiis
Cooperative Association of Virginia Miss
Mary Erayser, or Richmond. Is also attend
inr the conference. Miss Frayser is a dele
gate from the Teachers. Cooperative Asso-
citation OF Richmond.
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Trains Dclaycd.

Passen ger trains on the Peninsula hi.
siaion of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
were delayed at Toano Yesterday afternoon
ny the breaking OF u coal car truck. whic!,
Blocked the main line. The train which
should have reached Richmond at Z O'clock
was two hours late, and the 5 o'nlock train 10
Norfolk was also delayed. Thcrc were NO
casualties -
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SHOT hY t.on,nnnlnn.

Mr.. Manley j. Hubbard. No. lii5 North,
iwenty-stSth Street, was ncaidentiy4 shot
hunting near Seven Pines One ball en,ere,i
his face just below the loft rye, inflict!n;
n painful but not severe wound Mr., Hut
bard returned III his home and i.yas heated
u. Dr.. C. w 2 Massie q y; I; 6. 90 -.
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THE TIMES DIsPrG RICHMOND AR1DY NOVEMBER % 1901
Aailroans.
r r 4, p f I.lGHMSSD; sa,,,,o
49, q POTOMAC X. X.

X. N fREplaRIcksntnu
LEAVE RICHMOND - NORTH
wApD.
fs s5 4 MsIiySsa g. T rnrsash
7.sc a. M.7-week Doys--Eiba. Ashland
Accommodation.
$50 :. y, -Daily--Eyrd street. Through.
1890 +. NJ Week Days-.slba Ashlani
Accommodation
400 =. M.--wcek Days-Byrd St. wash :
ington Accommodation.
5;4o j.. M.--Sunday only--Elba. washing
ton Accommodation
$50 y. M.--Week. Days-Eiba. Ashland
q accommodation.
s.2c r. Daiiy-Byri st. Through.
TRAINS ARRIVE R1cHMoND--soUrH-
ee:30 a. M.--wcck Days--Eiba. Ashland
Accommodation.
$50 4. -paily--Byrd g. Thronsh.
ingten Accommodation.
lo:3: a. M.--sunday only--Elba. washing
ton Accommodations.
to:4o 4. M.--week Days--Elbu. Ashland
1879 = M-p T,aii, s.. Threegt
sac r. M.-Weck Days--Elba. Ashland
Accommodation
ff:i5 y. M.--Daiiy---Byrd ST. Through
$500 =. M.--Delly--Byrd st. Throtfgh. Lo.
cal stops.
e:i5 +; NJ ;.-pais--hlain ST Through.
on ali above tralns. except local necommo-
sntions.
All trains to ard from Byrd Street Station
STOP ut Elba.
Time OF arrival and departures and con-
c. w. cULp., w. P. TAYLOR,
Gen'l supt. Traf. ssr.
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Nur.,e,ry GrntcfuI.

The Belle Brynn Day ,Ntrsery wishes 10
ri enk tire chidrenstof the Marshall aud
ssl.sDa schools 1nr sHa shs k
occasion of it's donutioh day on "wednesday
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YOUNG MAN. WELI. UP IN. STEAM
flting and good ideas OF plumbing,
q. wishes position. Address 20 444, care
Times Dispatch. Il. "a
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YOUNG MAN WITH soME l1xPERl-
ences desires position In some bank
Good references. Address PROMO
TON Sl15 North Twelfth. city. N
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beIp oaanttD, Male.


I MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
IS. Any one can do the work. SEND
To-. free booklet: tells how to get
started. MANAGER. Box $40. Lo1E.
port. n. Y.
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c. ". WEsTBGRY. ID. p. A..
$40 e. Main Street. Richmond, Va.
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WANTED. YOUNG MEN sTENoGE.A-
pliers about twenty-four years old
who can assist in Office work, to go
TO Asheville. y. c.. Charlotte, n. c..
and Columbia, S. C. Fair salary 10
start for experienced. competent
and aggressive parties. Mention past
experience. salary expected and how
Roon could accept position In reply
to p o RoS S61.
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SITUATIONS 0aantsn. Rlale.

POSITION WANTED LAS STENOG-
Srapher. typewriter and general Of
Z flee work, by an experienced man;
/ good salary; can furnish excellent
!. references as to qualifications. char
, Acter. honesty. etc. Address Box No.
K, las, LoyettsvtlIe, Va.
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WANTED. IMMEDIATELY FOR CITY
work. six go good insurance solicit
4 ors. To men that are willing to work
We can make them contract that
/; Apply In person to room No. 21p,
Z American National Bank Building.
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for Sale.

WE ARE DIsaIANTLING THE AaIERI-
can Ether Company's plant. and have
for sale lU0X15G horsepower boilers.
tanks. pumps, engines. piping, air
conpressors, betting, etc.;Setc. For
prices. and further particulars apply
to NJ. A. WILDER, p. o. Box SIG,
Richmond, CT phone No. 24S2.
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WANTED. for U. S. Army aole-bodied
unmarried men. between ages of II
pad So. citizens OF United states, OF
good character and temperate habits,
who can speak. read and write Etg-
Cuba. For Information apply TO Re
rruiting Officer. $40 East Broad ST.,
Richmond. Va: i23 Sycamore ST.. Pc
tersburg. Va. or Columbia Building.
CRANKY st. Norfolk, Va.
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WANTED. IMMEDIATELY FOR CITY
work. six t6) good experienced in-
surance solicitors. To men that are
willing to work. we can make them
a contract that will pay from SEQ to
325 per week. Apply In person to
room No. 216. American National
Bank Building.
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GOUNG MAN WITH TEMPERATE,
/ habits wishes work of some kind;
\. has family to support: Will work
y. Hard and try to please; cnn furnish
!. good reference. Address 2S1 81 East
Sl Broad. ~. ..l .
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Wants
ONE CENT a Word.

THE RATE for Classified Want Adyer-
Using Ii cent per word, with minimum
ccst OF 10 cents for each insertion When
paid in advance. and rs cents wien charged.
The same ratio applies to deaths. marriages.
obituaries and oil other classified notices.
No display type allowed in tho classified
Colufrra.tl ~ l-.l-el - slla - 1917
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
y. B.--Following schedule figures pub
iished only as information, anu are not
700 A. M.-Daily Local for Charlotte.
connecting At Keysyille for Chase
City and Clarksvllle.
1915 a M.-Daily--Limited - Buffet Putt
manto Atlanta and Blrmi CHAM. Now
Orleans. Memphis. Chattanooga, and
ell the South. Through coach for
Chase City. Oxford. Durham nnd
Raleigh.
$500 r. NIX. s,,nday--Keysville Local
1850 r. M.--Da!iy--Limited pullman ready
$3.50 p. NJ. for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 P. Nix. sunday---Limited--ro. west
Point-conneoting for Baltimore.
2:15 p. Mex. Sundays.
4:45 4. Mex. Sundays. Local to Yves.
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
e:55 A. NJ. $40 r. M.--From ali the sou.,,
4:10 p. M.--Fror1 Charlotte. Haleigh Dur.
ham Chase City and local stations.
$40 A. M.-Trom Keysvile--Local.
500 \. M.-From Baltimore and Yves.
lo.4s !. ~. SIS P. M-Loeal from we.s
Point.
c. W. wEsTBuRY. ID. p. A..
$40 e. Main Street. Richmond, Va.
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&ituatiol1s yManten, .Tf,nalt.
1tlp, Atale ann female.


WANTED, INEXPERIENCED LAD1
stcnograplier and assistant book
Keeper. Reference required. BAH
& CO.. Courtland. Va.
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PUBLIC ST ZEN CRAP Fl RAIL-
kinds of stenographic Work prompt
~ and accurately done. Special prices
. for contract work. STENOGRAPH-
\ ER, Box 871.
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FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers texcept Saturday.
making connection in Norfolk with Main
line Ship following day at r. NJ: also
Norfolk and Western Ry. at o a. NJ. ana 3
r, NJ, and Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. at o
a. NJ. and 4>P. NJ, making connection daily
Except Sunday ut NOR ok with Main Lin,
ships sailing Z r. M. y ckes sos Fl. Main
ST., Richmond Transfer Co., $40 n. Main ST.,
The Jefferson, Musphy's Hotel.
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WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; new system; only eight weeks
required; expenses earned while learn
ing: s12 to SEQ weekly guaranteed
when through. illustrated catalogue
mailed free. MOLER'S BARBER
COLLEGE, 207 Bowory, New York,
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PHARMACIST WANTS
position; ten years experiences; good
references. Address X 2l7, care
= Times D iSpatcIl, e.
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notirees

MANCHESTER rAXEs.I AM NOW
ready to receive the last talt
taxes Cor the year is0T. and also All
State taxes for that We ar. Five per
paid after December l st next,
y, w, BRON AUG 4, u r., IS 4
$ Treasurer City OF Manchester,
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FOR SALE. AT a2l EAST MAIN
Street, spectaces.. eyeglasses opera
glasses, Aorgnettes. etc. all the very
best and at the lowest possible prices.
Remember THE I.AYHORN-FRA-
SER OPTICAL Co. NC, 221 East
/ Main Street:
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5000 CASH WILL BUY "A COUNTY
newspaper outfit In good order
Washingtonh Hand press, job press and
plenty OF type; all compare lively
new. Answer quick. Address II 667
care Times-Dispatch.
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4oliriturs ann 6aIfsn1f11.

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perience unnecessary; 3lOO per month
and expenses. PEERLESS CIGAI
CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
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WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW.
that Jahnke Bros, 91c East Main
Street, are selling their Xmas goods
at 10 per cent reduction until Le-
cember 10th. to encourage early
buying. and avoid their usual r h
and silver taken in exchange.
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SPECIAL SALE, SATURDAY, NOvEM-
Der 3OtE.-3i ghty-f five cents Will buy
imported razor; double swing strop
free only one to each customer. ~.
e j. jain COMPANY, No. last Brond
Street. Dealers In BARRIERS Supplies
and Toilet Articles. ~
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Merchants and Miners Transportation Co

- NOrfOIk to B0st0n,- Mass, and ~ M
Prlyldence. II. ].
Steamers leave Ncrtolk for Boston Tues.
day Wednesday, Friday and sunday Fors
Prevalence Monday, thursday and Saturday
at Is p, NJ. Passengers and freight taken
for all New England points. Tickets on
ale at q. a o. Ry,, N, & w. Ry.8 oflces and
Nos 500 and $40 East Main.