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Sharp County record., 1907-06-21
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j. Dan Ragan is visiting home
folks.
Sheriff Will Smith was in Sid
ney Monday.
VIM. Crownover went to Cave
City Monday,
A. B. Arm went to Wallis
Ferry Tuesday.
Rev. W. D. Ellis of Cave CITY
was in town Monday.
W. B. Hamm Of Evening Shade
was in Sidney Thursday.
Judge Smith Of Evening Shade
spent Saturday and Sunday with
US.
Rev. G. S. Morehead filled his
regular appointment here Sun
day,
There will be a ball game here
next Saturday between Sidney
and Maxville.
The Christian Endeavor So
ciety rendered a neat program
Sunday night.
A. G. Buchanan and family
and p. M. Wiles left Monday for
Lubbock, Texas.
s. L, Evans was in Cushman
Thursday and Friday looking
after business interests.
P. j, Smith and children Of
Clarendon, Texas, are visiting
friends and relatives in Sidney.
The Masonic order had a good
meeting, with third degree work
and midnight supper, Saturday
night.
Mrs. G.. p. Oliver and Mrs.
Len Dixon are in Little Rock
visiting the latter's daughter,
Mrs. Morris.
There will be fourth of July
picnics everywhere but Sidney
this season. Sidney folks will
visit this fourth.
The stork paid a visit to the
home of Dr.. }. p. McGee Thurs
day night. A 10-pound daugh-
ter is in evidence.
Fl. M. Hightower, c, M. Girls
ham and Misses Jeanie Johnston,
Gertie Arm and Mertie Smith
are attending the institute al
Cave City this week.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21
NO STOCK LAW.
Former Citizen OF Sharp County Says II
Is Not Needed Here.

Lewisville, Ark, June II, 1907.
EDITOR RECORD:-Allow me a
small space in your valuable pa
per to speak few words to my
old friends in Sharp county.
Everything down here is mov-
ing off nicely now, for we are
having fine farming weather and
the faFmers are making the prop
er use of it. Cotton chopping is
the order of the day now. Hired
help is scarce.
1t appears that the legislature
adjourned in short order without
imposing a hog law on the citi-
zens OF Sharp county. noticed
some time ago in the Record that
a few parties were saying Shy
all means let US have a stock
law" but | want to tell the boys
that they haven't seen hard times
until they get the hog law. No
county that has the timber and
hills that Sharp county has needs
the hog law. We have it here in
Lafayette county, and We want to
get rid Of it, but | suppose it has
come to stay until Gabriel blows
his horn.
Our law butchers from this
county promised the people, fair
ly and squarely, that if they
would elect them they would re-
peal the hog law to dead and
moral certainty, and we did elect
them, but if they ever dreamed
of that promise any more, it. is
more than has ever been discov-
cred They sat in the legislative
halls for 120 days, and hadn't
time to repeal that little hog law;
hadn't time to think of the inter-
ests of the farmers Of Lafayette
county; hadn't time to comply
with promise fairly made. We
thought we were electing mer
who would do to depend upon,
but they have not proven tha
they are good for anything bu
to rake in the cash. But, let me
tell you, the time has come wher
they &ill appreciate the support
Of the people and would be glac
to make their promises good,
am sorry for the boys, but theil
political races are at an end, fol
we can elect men who will respect
their promises and their friends.
Respectfully,
W. II. WARE.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21
HOxie Gets Warehouse.

Hoxie, June II, The Law
renee County Farmers Union,
after. considering applications Of
various towns, has decided to
locate its warehouse here, s, G,
Dowell Of Walnut Ridge and
John 7. Gibson Of Hoxie donated
land on which q warehouse large
enough to house 1900 bales Of
cotton will be erected by Septem-
ber /. A modern cotton gin and
large store will also be erected on
on the land by the union.
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c A L A NJ | n {

John Hill of Imboden was in
our city Saturday.
Lee Street had business in
Little Rock this week.
DR.. Gray of Jesup visited his
brother, DR.. Gray, here Sunday.
Our little crew of sports drove
out to the decoration at Fairview
Sunday.
1t is said that there are twelve
men at work on the dam at the
old Jones mill site.
Messrs. Dell and Wiley Max
we'll of Smithville were on their
usual route here Sunday.
w. H. H. Price is the earliest
farmer yet. He finished hoeing
his cotton Saturday evening.
Berry Ware can be seen pull
verizing around the residence of
j. Morgan most any Sunday.
Most everybody attended sing
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Ellison Sunday evening.
Our old friend, Dan Stalnaker
of Smithville, was in this scope
Saturday looking after some
timber.
An ice cream supper was given
at the home Of Frank Gyngard
Saturday night, and all present
report nice time.
We suppose "Uncle Tom"
Massey has business at the coun-
ty seat, as he only made two
trips there last week.
The Record came in on time
Saturday for the first time in
several weeks. There must be a
crosseyed postmaster on the
route somewhere.
1t was the report here Satur-
day evening that fifteen feet OF
solid zinc had been struck at the
Emley mines. The depth Of the
lead is not yet known.
John Parsley and family and
l.. Nichols and wife of Cave City
were visiting friends and rela-
tives here lately, and they also
had some fishing poles along.
A few days ago a little three
months old baby Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Arnett was dropped from the
arms Of neighbor girl and very
badly hurt, its collarbone and an
arm being broken. The girl was
tossing the baby when she acci-
dentally dropped it.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21
D

E. Brock made a trip to
willie Saturday.
ton hoeing is the order of
ay in this scope.
nry Miller attended church
5ughkeepsie Sunday.
H. Spots and family visited
he home of the writer last
lay.
Nv. j. D. Butler filled his
lar appointment at Willow
gs Sunday.
ss Minnie Stinnett is attend
he Peabody Institute at In
IN this week.
Gorge Jones, one OF B i E
ks best citizens, was here a
! while Sunday.
Is. Eva Reed and children
ed relatives near Poughkeep-
Saturday and Sunday.
ev. r. B. Bellamy of Smith
passed through here Satur-
enroute to Poughkeepsie,
iss Mollie Miller of the Leba-
n community visited friends
Relatives in this section this
pm Norris, one of Pough-
bsie's famous merchants,
Jed through here Sunday en-
$e to Big Creek township.
Tell, we wonder if Scott town.
is not going to have anyone
the race for Governor. 1t
hs like they carry a full ticket
IN there.
gorge Tindel, a young swell
|Poughkeepsie, was seen in
section Sunday. We didn't
hire into his business, but he
b back a horse with a lady's
|dle on, so we suppose he
pit get her.
York has begun on the new
Ter house at the old Jones mill
on Strawberry river near
be-, and hands are busy get
J up rock for the erection Of a
be dam across the river. We
'gest that those 'Keepsieites,
} have been hearing that the
b is to be 150 feet high, had
ter get busy leaving their
ns along the river, but we
|ss it will not be that high.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-21

The box factory at Black Rock
shipped a carload Of its product
to London, England, u few days
ago,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
BERMUDA YACHT
RACE FILLING

NEW YORK, March 3.-The entries
OF five yachts in the Bermuda race for
sailing craft were announced to-day by
the. committee in charge OF the con-
test. which consists OF DR.. De Mund,
yice-commodore Trott and Thomas
Fleming Day. The yachts are the
schooner Dervish. flagship OF Commodore
Morse, of the Corinthian Yacht Club,
Of Marblehead; the 1solt. owned by
CAPTAIN Myers, of the st. George Yacht
Club. of Bermuda: the Bermudan. own
! ed by p. Burrows. OF the Royal Ber-
muda Yacht Club: the schooner Rusul-
ka. flagship OF Commodore Bird S.
Coler OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club, and
the yawl building for Rear Commodore
Frank Maier, of the New Rochelle
| Yacht Club.
Besides the entries OF the schooners
Black Hawk and Takitesy and the yawl
| Lila are expected this week. The yawl
Lila started in the race last year. which
was won by Rear-Commodore Maicr's
| vawl Tamerlare. but she was forced
\ into HAMPTON Roads because Of q tenn
pestuous experierce in the Gulf Stream.
| The conditions OF the race this year
| are omen and liberal. no restrictions ex-
cent such as will insure none but sea-
worthy craft competing being embodied
| in the rules.
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Clarence Moore Hounds.

Fixtures for the rest OF the season
and note on club hunting for next
season.
Chevy Chase hounds will meet dur
ing March:
Wednesday, 9Th, Wheaton Post-Oftlce,
Seventh Street Road s P. NJ; Saturday,
9th, Chevy Chase Club, 3 P, NJ; Wed
nesday, 18th, Forest Glen. 3 p. NJ; Sat-
urday, 10th. Cabin John, 8 p. NJ; We'd
nesday Goth Plvers Post Office, Sew
enth Street Road. 3 p NJ: Saturday,
cad. Bethesda. 3 p, NJ; Wednesday
27th. Toll-Gate Seventh Street Road
a p. NJ: Saturday, 20th. Montrose Post
ONCE Rockville Pike.}3 p. NJ
"Wednesday. "a. residence nf Mont
gomery Rlair, ESQ, Seventh Street
Road 2 p NJ: Saturday. 9Th. kensing-
ton. r M Wednesday. 10th. Fright
rood, 2 p NJ, Saturday, 18th. Chevy
Chase Club, r. M.
End of season.
rle will be posted bv IL O'CLOCK enN,
hunting day at the Chevy-Chase ciu'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
.BOWKEn WANTS TO
FIGHT BAT NELSON
English Champion Posts Forfeit
Of $1,000 to Meet Any Boy in
World at 122 Pounds.

Z LONDON, March 3,-Jem Bowkcr. the
English champion featherweight or the
world, has called the bid of Battling
Nelson. the lightweight pugilist OF
Chicago.
Bowker offers to fight any feather
weight fighter in the world for the
best purse offered at ringside weight
OF 122 pounds. o
Bowker has posted forfeit of $1,000
and said he would go to the United
States II necessary to meet anybody
taking up his challenge and finding
suitable purse. II Nelson thinks he
can fight at 122 pounds there Is 9
chance for him to meet tho cleverest
fighter and boxer in England.
1t Is believed that Nelson can do 12H
pounds. and az this would not be very
far above Bowker's weight and would
bring Nelson into the ring at q weight
that would show him at his strongest
and best. 1t is thought Bowker may
accept IL Nelson does.
Bowker's def means that he will b0
matched to fight Abe Attcll. the UNI
bcatable little San Francisco champion
featherweight and holder of the gold
belt emblematic Of the class.
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GAME SATURDAY.
Ashland Will Meet Randolph
Macon,
fspeclal TO The Times Dlspatch,,

tspecial TO The Times Dispatch,l
ASHLAND, VA. March s.--on Az
conn, of the wet condition 90, oil h tre
grounds there was no prae aithsr n tie
yesterday afternoon among e''n rn,,e .ne
Ashland or Randolph Macon a,ieh
baseball teams, Ashland Is sehe eatn leo
/" meet Randolph Macon next satur-
day, March 9Th, and u the wealnsI nv,
proves both teams should be ape 10
SCI In some practice during we ''eN'
Ws Ashland has lost Trey I tast t n,,t
nslder. They tried hard to hold MN,
but he had good OFFER N the y, we lsa y
He viii he a big loss to the team on
account OF his helding and batting,
Ashland viii try and get Cross, the
stoeky little catcher, who was the hest
Ashland ever had. Cross Is employed
in a railroad Office In Alexandria and
comes To Ashland every Saturday, and
the chances are he can arrange to get
down In time for the games, II lac
can he secured he viii greatly
strengthen the team. I.eake and Cross
we're The best battery that ever wore
an Ashland uniform,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
.10O-YARD CHAMPION
REFUSED TO MEET EATON

Attic Boston Athletic Association
games in Boston, the chief topic of talk
among the athletes was the refusal
by Dan Kelly Of the Boston Athletic
Associations invitation to come East
for the big Hub meet. Few cases are
on record where star athlete turned
down such a iaunt as the one offered
Kelly Probably the great sprinter's
the fear of defeat by Eaton, the crack
Boston Athletic Association short
dasher, in the forty-yard special.
Kelly made a wise move in avoiding
the Boston race. A defeat at the rres-
ent time would greatly dim the lustre
of his record achievements. which, with
the Amateur Athletic Union stamp of
genuine pose him as the greatest
sprinter in the world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
GIANTS HARD At PRACTICE
IN SUNNY CALIFORNIA
Mathewson Shows Great Speed---His FelowPlayers Call
Six "---McGraw is Right After His Men.

milan played basketball in Holyoke
all winter and does not need much
conditioning. He duplicated to-day his
fine all-round work OF yesterday.
Bresnahan was out for the first time
this morning and started to line the
ball around the bases right on the jump.
This evening he Is grooming with pain.
Burke is quiet youngster, but does
his work with neatness.
ME Mack's Athletics this season, and
who is to pitch Tor the Giants to-mor-
row, says that he Is waiting here to
Join Hal Chase and Altizer, Of the
Washingtons. both OF whom have
agreed to accompany him on his way
/ South to report to their clubs. yickers
also showed a letter from Chase, in
| which the crack hrst-baseman wrote
! that he had signed with the New York
| Americans
The game tomorrow between tho
Giants and the Los Angeles team is
attracting great interest here, and is
reported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
Especial 10 The Times pispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
LOS ANGELES, CAL, March 3.-The
Giants were enabled to take another
period of excellent practice yesterday
morning. The weather conditions were
duplicate of Fridays, and the player
warmed up encouragingly. Especially was
this so with Christy Mathewson and Joe
McGinnity. Mathewson pitched to Bres-
nahan for full half hour. When he got
fully warmed up the big twirler put on
really surprising speed for this time OF
the year. Matty worked In a few curves.
and also his famous fadeaway ball, tina;
raised such havoc with the Athletics.
big Six as Mathewson Is called by
| his fellow-p players. Is apparently OH the
! way to another successful season in thu
i box. McGinnity started in to curve the
ball on the first day of practice, and al.
/ though he did moro work Friday thar
| any other pitcher. the Iron Man lived
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04

up to the significance OF that cognomen
by showing up yesterday morning without
the least sign OF la1neness. Most OF the
players, however, were very stiff and sore.
and they will be in worse form tomorrow
for the most Furnishing period Of prac-
tice.
But McGraw showed no mercy. He
holds that the only way to get over lame
ness is to work it out, and he set even
a faster pace than Friday, and kept his
men at 1t an added half-hour. The usual
routine Of practice was followed.
The batting in general was better
than OH the initial day. Corcoran again
was played at second base and StranR
in the outfeld. This emphasizes the
impression that It Is McGraw's inten-
ton to make a second aseman out OF
the former Redleg.
Corcoran takes kindly to the idea and
is energetic in his work. He made a
left handed stop, this morning that was
weeks practice, Is in grand form. Han
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
Game is Scheduled
For October 18th
Statement That Virginia Carolina Football Match Will be
Held Here This Year is Confined
by Mi. Bradley.

again meet Agricultural and Mechani-
cal of North Carolina, or some other
strong team, 1t is expected,
Already football preparations have
actively begun at the great universi-
ties, though the opening of the season
Is six months or more in the future.
Walter Camp Is Yale's advisory coach
for the season: and Guy Hutchinson;
quarter-bacls Of the 900 team is field
coach. I'ull-back Knox, of last year,
and former Captain Sam Morse will
also assist in rounding the New Haven
team into form,
Already Coach yost. of Michigan
University, popularity. known as "Hur-
y-up Yost,' Is getting to work. with
his material, prepastng for next falp1
and other Eastern OF Middle Western
eleyens, Captain mJoe' curtis Of the .e
fail Just on the eve OF the. Pennsylva-
MIA game. has had the m mil nrae no 10
may BIO out Of the game again this sea-
! SOP. @s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04

The statement that the annual yir-
ginia-C Carolina football match had
been scheduled for this city October
18th is confirmed by Mr.. w. B. Brad
ley, lessee Of the Broad Street Park
While the date is earlier than any
on which these old antagonists have
ever met before, and is not on holt
day as usual, it will. be at the climax
or Horse Show week and at time
when there are thousands Of visitors
in Richmond from all over the country,
Many of these will grasp the n oppoT tno
Southern athletic rivals In spirited
sport The early date VIA ags be to to the
past. for usually the Virginia team
develops it's best form earlier than do
the Carolinans,
game between tlp University Of
Virginia and tho Virginia POLYTECHNIC
institute would draw we'll, II IT can
he arranged, but SO far as is known
cue Is not likely The v, =, J., will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
TO HOLD INDOOR
MEET At ARM0RY
Interesting Sporting Event in
Richmond This Week Attract
ing Much Attention.
PROGRAM OF THE EVENTS
Junior Howitzers and Blues to
Have Relay Race Other
Matches.

The indoor track meet to be held in
the SEVENTEEN Regiment Armory on
Thursday night will be the most i'm
portant sporting event of the week. and
will serve again to emphasize the
great and growing need for park or
arena where the athletic minded youth
of Richmond may compete at their Will
in the games now becoming daily more
popular here.
Several associations have been forrn-
cd in Richmond during the last lew
months-Christ Church Association tile
Virginia Volunteer Athletic Assoclat'onl
and the Covenanters ASSOCIATION ~
made nm of young boys OF athleuc
ideas and ambition. All OF them are
supported through private SUBSCRIPTION
the city gives them and allo"S 'heii'
.h;np In many other places s.iio
IA, fathers realize that their sons NUS nus.
one day become the fathers anu su ,nrn
and they have set aside solilt up ap,,tr,
nriation which will give their so'u'it q
| Ia chance to develop themselves -
i athletics as we'll as in the processes
| of the mind remembering the niu
| ma kim. "Mens sana In corpore SAM
I'm Richmond it Is different; the poys
| help themselves in so far as lIey csl.'
\ .
| straint upon them. save that thcy mus
keep off the grass and not skate or
i their roller skates around the public
buildings.
The Events.
The indoor track meet to be helt
Thursday night will be the lirst o
\ its Kind ever held at the armory II
this city. Every body is striving har'
to make 1t a success, and II is nope.
that their efforts will be rewarde!
and that the attendance VIII pe su .,
fciently large to allow them TO Pa.
ali the EXPENSES of the occasion. Tn
wants to be contested are:
Fifty-yard dnsl,-Open to All ih''-
itnry organizations ,.,
One-mile relay rnce-yunt0r
Richm0nd Howftzers W.. JUNIOR
Blues.
Observation-Disclosures
Onc-miie invitation reiny-n,en
, mnnd High school vs. Mcclure"
school.
Oac-miIe-Opcn.
Oue-miI. rcIuy-tichmOnd How
tiers VIZ. Company e.
High jump--Open to NIL
: One-miIc rclny--COmpany w.
i Company Is.
!. Onc-,,,ilc relny-.junior ltiehmoh"
UoNitzcrs vs., C0mpnn! ~
une-hnif-miIc, hnndicnp'
!. onc-miie relay-FOr NV" boys
t, rne t,ages will be cx-captain SKI ,
4 ..,,i' Nr M H. D. Grant, MI, Aile
q wnne en starter Captain Bosher; tim
y tacncr' Mr. $. X. Phillips, =,
Music win be furnished hy me Ms'
IN worth Military Band, OF Whsh'"f''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
Times. Dispatch Branches.

r,n to,ou,ng Rtanoh OFFICES have been
established for the benefit of those ns The
at distance from Tn ~ NAH nn, o Wants
left at any OF these branches WIN .e1 .hss
The same careful attention as though .Nars
had been left at the Main NJ ,ne oh iSert n
SLAUGHTER'S DRUG sIoNE' i"sA''
and venable Streets S....,
Y A. 4. SCOTT, Twenty-hfth and bsoso
WILLIAMS itl.gt PHARMACY. Twenty nrst and
TAnRANT, GRANT q CO.. Foushee and
a. i' W L sisif; NO. 500 west Marshall
THoMpsoN's DRUG STORE. No 1921 West
4 l. L. BEvER1DGE. Brook Avenue anu s'a'
RApY,s DRUG STORE. Barton Heights ,,,,,
PEOPLE DRUG STORE. NO. 'soo wa"
Harrisburg Avenue, Fulton. 80. Mar.
K ROBINS PHARMACY NO. wv 1s"'
cry DRUG STORE No. 144a East Main
Street. corner Fifteenth. ~ oos7 East
Main, corner Twenty-hrst .s p,r.
WALLIS PHARMACY. No. as4 South zine
kiRKspARR1sH CO.. No. Az East Broad
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol West
SAXON PHARMACY. Twenty-eishth and NJ
+ R1soN's PHARMACY. No. 11a Canal Street
j. T. LEWIS No. 4 East Broad street.
HuNDLEY WALKER, Twenty-htth anu
NoRTHsIpE PHARMACY. Fifth and Baker
CARRIERS DRUG STORE. No. 1902 Hull
MI Street. Manchester. -,r,re
TWENTY EIGHTH AND sTs ~ :, :
M PHARMACY, Twenty-eighth and sts
G. r. w. KERN, INC. corner Twenty-nA'i
and Church Hill Avenue.
EAST PHARMACY. No. 2so1 Street.
TIMES DISPATCH, No. 40 North sycamor'
Street, Petersburg
TIM ES. DISPATCH, No. 2l5 Eighth street
Lynchburg
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Golf Dates at Pinehurst.
rsnecial 70 The Tlmes-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Tlmes-DI1pakch.I
PINEHURST, N. G.. March S,-Ihe
portant golf contests. the third annual
spring tournament, scheduled for March
1sth. 14th, 18th and 16, is already
being anticipated, and large and rep
resentative field Is assured.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of the
coming week the annual club cham
pionship tournament. open only to reg
ular members, will be held. one division
OF eight qualifying for the match play
rounds. Both the qualification round
and finals will be &c holes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
DURHAM MEETS DEFEAT.
Canadian Sculler Beaten for the
Worlds Title by Towns.

Z SYDNEY, N. s. W., March 3.-George
Towns, the American sculler, defeated
Edward Durham, OF Canada, yesterday
by three lengths for the sculling cham
pionship OF the world The race took
place on the Nepean River, and was
for 50 500 side.
Towns. who was the favorlte, won
the toss for position. At the quarter
mile post Durham led by half q length,
hut Towns quickly overhauled him. and
mile mark When the two-mile post
was reached Towns WAS thee lengths
in front, md he maintained this lead
to the end.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
OF THE TEAMS.
GOEBEL'S RETIREMENT
BIG LOSS TO YALE

yale,s 1907 football team has suffered
n blow through the loss of William
Arthur Goebel who was Obliged to
leave college because of his fathers
serious illness. Goehel was n guard
on the freshman football team last
fall and nut i'm such an excellent game
that he was slated for the same no.
sltson m the varsity eleven this wear.
He was also tho champion seavv-
weight wrestler of Yale and rs
CHANGES fo- winnire Tho Intercollegiate
chomn,o-eh'r n this class were con-
sidnred 10 hn of the hest.
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Notices,

EVERY DEPOSITION IN BANK is
equally entitled to the greatest Sc
curlty and the best service, Tho
First National Bank, of Richmond,
Va. undoubtedly affords both. and
needing the facilities of a strong,
large courteous bank. Assets,
$1,000, 10000. Organized April 1865,
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Solicitors and Statesmen.

WANTED, A LOCAL REPRESENTA-
tive for Richmond and vicinity, by
a well-known liquor and wine house
Of Baltimore, one In a position to so :
licit in Norfolk preferred Compen-
sation. a division of profits. Address
y G 615, Times Dispatchs
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Trunks and Bags,

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 7G3 EAST
We have the largest and best line OF
Trunks and Travelling Necessities Ia the
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TREE 4 BRO. Trunk and Bag Co.
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