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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-06

The brides maid CT honor was Miss
Frances Seabrook, Of Westminster,
Md, sister of the groom, and Miss
| Louise Peddy, of Newman, bridesmaid.
Miss Nancy Hill Hopkins, Miss Jen-
ME Lowry, Miss Marguerite Beck,
| Miss Obie Mckenzie, of Montezuma
were rib5on-bearers.
The house was artistic with quanti-
ties of bamboo and smilaX in the hail.
Darlors and stairway, combined with
palms and foliage plants. Tall vases
of white roses were effectively arrang-
ed in the parlor, where the ceremony
was performed, and in the dining
room and library pink carnations were
! used. The porch was enclosed and
decorated with bamboo and palms.
The brides gown was white char
meuse satin, the corsage hand-em-
broidered, trimmed with seed pearls
and rose point lace, the skirt was
draped with cluster of pearls, and her
long tube veil was caught with
chaplet of organe blossoms. Her flow
ers were brides roses and lilies Of
the valley in chatelaine bouquet.
The maid of honor wore a white
satin gown, hand-embroidered trim
med with quantities of rose point lace,
and her flowers we're bridesmaids
roses. The bridesmaid wore white
lace gown over satin, and her flowers
were bridesmaids roses. Miss McKen-
zie and Miss Hopkins wore pink en-
broidered chiffon gowns trimmed with
lace. Miss Beck and Miss Lowry
wore white embroidered chiffon gowns
over satin trimmed with Qace.
An Informal reception followed the
ceremony and Mr.. Edmondson was as
sisted in entertaining by his sister,
Mrs. Virginia Fielder, who wore a
black velvet gown trimmed with duch-
ess lace.
Mrs. W. l. Seabrook, Of Westmin-
ster, Md, mother of the groom, wore
a green satin gown with an overdress
OF black Brussels lace.
Others assisting in entertaining
were Mrs. John Holder, Of Jefferson;
Mrs. Carter Edmondson, Of Nebraska;
Mrs. Frank Mcconnell, of Nashville;
Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Mrs. W. H.
Brown. Mrs. Edmondson wore a white
charmeuse satin gown embroidered
and trimmed with rose point lace. Mrs.
McConnells gown was blue liberty
satin trimmed with chiffon and lace.
Mrs. Holder wore pink chiffon gown
over satin trimmed with lace and
pearls. Mrs. Hopkins wore black
olga crepe gown embroidered and
trimmed With net Mrs. Brown wore
a white satin gown with overdress OF
duchess lace.
MISS MaTlOn fel4ue duu MlSS LouAoe
Johnson served punch in the dining
room. Miss Perdue wore white chif-
fon gown over satin trimmed with
lace. Miss Johnson wore blue en-
broidared chiffon gown over satin
trimmed with lace.
The wedding symbols were in the
brides bouquet and the ring was re-
ceived by Miss Nancy Hill Hopkins.
Miss Seabrook received the dime, and
Miss Lowry received the thimble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seabrook left after the
reception for wedding trip to Flor
ida and when they return will be at
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-06
oma With the brides father.


The brides travelling gown was blue
velvet, braided, worn with blue chif-
fon blouse over Persian silk, and her
hat was black velvet trimmed with
aigrettes and bird of paradise
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Carter Edmondson, OF
Nebraska; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Connell, of Nashville; Mr.. and Mrs
John Holder of Jefferson; Mrs. Sea-
brook and Miss Seabrook, Of Mary
land.
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Columbia Secures Noted Band Decem-
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SOusa and His Band.

John Philip Sousa.. .... Conductor
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Miss Nicholina Zedler. :. .Violinist
Nerhart T Clarke Eornetist
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Aueftts J|1aanfen.

IF COSTS You &C; SELLS FOR 26sc'
For further particulars. address ;, ~ ~.
M. FRIEDMAN & CO., Mfctrs, BON
go. Martinsburg, Mo. -
NTS--PoRTRAI FRAMES, Pill ~.
low tops, sheet pictures, etc; 10 at i 10y
prices; reflections credited; ~ d free
credit; catalogue and sample IT,
CULVER ART Co, Westervillle. y.
OUR STUDENT AND TEacIh aI,n
agents make $500 to ssl lo,p(o, a a,m.
mer work; no experience or capital
srr,arr n we sho Address yes n.y. MNeY
Salesmanager, 14oi Carroll Avenue
Chicago. -----------.
AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL N ..sn
vest pocket vaporizMers ior reG ea'n Man
without canvassing. THE ASHLANp
VAPoR1ZER co, Ashland, Q.
AGENTS WANTED, But Ut y M dn Iod mAHN
81, A. KING. 716 S. 18th st, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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Df(p. Aslatf ann 1rf,naIe.

WANTED. Nff6DLE AdDD Man AND
wife on plantations. no children;
woman to act as hoilsekeeper; man
a q ad"a Addre s giving Wing qua flea
tions, Il. b. SCOTT. Burkevil1e, Va.
WANTED. FORTY COOKS AND GEN
eral workers.: twenty men, four
couples. buffers, waters. etc. MAR
TIN 81 SLAUGHTER, 305. N Eighth
Street. Richmond. q
-FOUR WHITE MEN FOR WEST VIR-
iers, farm hands. Apply at once,
SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCE OF
FICE, Gig North Sixth Street.
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WANTED, BY GRADUATE OF RICH.
mond Kindergarten Training School.
position to teach young children IN
private family in the country; two
years experiences: references ex.
changed Address TEACHER, 1912
1Innnuar ANenlIa Richmond
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Aftuattons 1Manteo. MaIe.

WAITED. sfT6AfioN ny REdfs !,
tered pharmacist OF twenty years
experience; single best references
given and best requird; no soda
fount man, salary, fifteen dollars per
week. Address SALOL, BOX lsI,
Fredericksburg. Va. ---------
YOUNG MAN, 10 YEARS OF AGE,
with several years Office experience,
desires position in real estate ONCE
to learn the business references fur-
nished. Address l. 2S4, care Times
Dispatch. ----
YOUNG MAN or -FOUR YEARS En-
perience in drug store desires posi-
ton by July is. Address +. 8. b.
226 Main Street. F'armville. va.
POSITION BY YOUNG MAN AS AS.
sistant bookkeeper and collector; city
references. Address G so, care Times
Dispatch. -
JUNIOR PHARMACIST DESIRES P9.
sition in Richmond at once: al
dress G 81, care Times Dlspatch.
WANTED. POSITION AS SALESMAN
in gents furnishing store or nat de-
partment one who can conform q
hat to head or iron silk hat. Best
references furnished In city. ii los
care Times. Dispatch.
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OLD COLONIAL HOMER VIRGINIA
hospitality; large. comfortable roomsi
plenty of ice and fruit: rates. 80 per
week children under ten years and
nurses. $3.50 per week; children from
ten years to fifteen years, 1913 per
week; thirty-fye miles north OF Rich.
mond. Va: references exchanged
nett, Caroline county,, Va.
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6ituattons 0Manten, female.

WAITED, F6SfTT6N BY FIRST GLASS
German house girl; no cooking. AP-
ply Associated Charities
ExPERIBNC STENOGRAPHEIs DE
sircs office position at 81 week, Win
privilege Of doing outside work: AZ
dress a 1S3, care Times-DlspatcH.
WANTED, PLACE BY a COLOREp
woman to do half days work or llgnt
chamber work Apply l2oS1s North
First Street
young lady. Address G L., care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED, BY a YOUNG LADY. POSI-
ton as assistant In office, cashier.
copying or telephone operator on
private line; willing to begin with
small salary. Address Il, care
Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. POSITION AS cHAUTFEuRs
private family pfeferred make own
repairss references II required
JAMES. Box i2l. Roanoke Rapids,
If YOU WANT DOMESTIC. CLERI-
cal, laborers or help, either male, fe-
male white or colored, we can fur
anish It, Phone Monroe 4S3 MAR
Tin & CO. the Old Reliable, sic
East Broad.
POSITION WANTED BY MALE STE
nographer, three years experience;
AT present employed, good reasons
for change; best of reference. no ab
jecucntO leaving city II position win
Warrant 50 doing Address IL l0i,
care Tines dispatch.
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GET A BETTER PLACE-uNCLE
Sam is best employer; pay Is high
and sure; hours short places per-
manent promotions regular; vaca-
SONS with pay thousands of va
cancics every month; all kinds OF
pleasant work everywhere: no lay
ofs no 9uli neegea common eau-
can have position guaranteed you
by asking to-day for r. p, 1854 II is
free EARL HOPKINS, Washington,
r
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CREDIT MAN AND COLLECTION
manager; thoroughly experienced in
accounting and general office man.
agement high grade position only
consdered highest credentials from
Northern business men. Address j
l65, care Times dispatch.
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Bituations. Drofe8Btonal.

PRfv4TE TGToR1NG IN MATHENl4c
August To- Special attention given
to Richmond Academy students Ad-.
dress T. j. MOORE. Richmond Col
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nkIn INanten. tfIa1t.

so rs $3.50 PER WEERl REVERT,
easiest, surest: make S4.2b on every
sale: w. ii. Morgan, Pa, sold 75 nine
days; I. a. White, ILL., 10 four hours I,
Goff, Mo. ! nrst day. figure profits
day than you do now In month:
New Home Vacuum c ne,nsr sess
for $50 n wsThs ese R Rsnf 4, easy
erful double action machine: does
same work as the 500 kind: no mo-
tors, no electricity; one person oper-
a,es; constant, terrific suction gets
all dirt and dust from carpets. rugs.
busting, house cleaning; no wonder
It's a live wire; sell nine out of ten
families, send. postal today for
pie. Il. ARMSTRONG MIRO. CO. 1.7
Aims Bldg, Cincinnati. Q.
SALESMAN. HIGH CLASS, PERMA.
nent position; no capital necessary;
want $50 week man; expenses ad-
vanced. small bond REQUIRED; no
samples TTIf PSoamn1to5SN f,vctaos r s4s
Mcrnsire Bldg Dayton. Q.
WANTED. YOUNG WHITE MAN TO
work on farm: must know how to
milk: good wages for the right man.
Address r w. c.. care Postmaster,
Malvern Hill. Va
ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN FOR OF
flee work: must be accurate. give
age. experience and salary expected
Address Is 227, care Times Dispatch.
500 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TC
travel and distribute samples for big
scHEFFER, Treasurer. so. Chi.
cago.
MEN-LEARN ATToMoBILE BUs1l
ness: wages s2o weekly; we teact
by mail; make $40 weekly while
learning. ROCHESTER AUTO
SCHOOL. 727, Rochester, n. Y.
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED BOOK.
keeper. references required; no other
need apply. Address X zig, care
Times-Dispatch.
coLoRED FARMER: MIDDLE. AGEE
preferred: must be experienced MIX.
err and first-class farm hand Apply
to second floor. hoe East Main 81.
WANTED, A GOOD DRIVER: GOOD
wages for one who UNDERSTANDS ms
business. Apply G. f, sAuEK 20.
10 and 1o South Twenty-hrst Street
WANTED. EXPERIENCED YOUNG
men as bundle wrappers; must elthof
have experience in selling goods o.
wrapping. Apply MILLER .
RHOADS.
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WANTED. A MARRIED COUPLE OF
means in quiet mountain home daily
mail. two hours ride from station.
Terms. $50 per month in advance.
Address MRS. ELLIOTT. Air Point,
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BoARDERS wANTED-FOUR LADIEs
for July In large country home; cool
well snaaed laWn, gn1d rare Re :, Az =,
Wellville, Va.
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WANTED. IN NEWPORT NEWS. 81
teachers TO board for the Summer
Normal School at special rates. For
information address MRS. MORGAN.
No. Ill Thirtieth Street. Newport
Va
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&ituatious @anteb, Gemale.

< LADY DESIRES POSITION As
stenographer; best OF references
given. Address col care Times
Dispatch
WANTED, BY EXPERIENCED STEM
oerapEer, work TO do home or supply
position, Address * 226, care Times
Dispatch.
LADY OF REFINEMENT AND BEST
family desires position, Is companion
TO elderly lady. X 22S, care Times
Dispatch.
SUCCESSFUL TEACHER, FOND. OF
children. wishes to teach in private
family during summer, Terms mod
crate. Country preferred Address
WANTED, By YOUNG LADY, WITH
some experience in bookkeeping. no.
sition in Office; references furnished,
ADDRESS II ia. care Times-Dispatch,
TWO LADIES WILL CARE FOR
house while owner Is away. Address
Fl ST. care Times Dispatch,
4 LADY WANTS SOMETHING TO DO
al once, Address II llS,, care Times.
Dispatch
SITUATION WANTED BY MIDDLE
aged ,White woman as nurse. Ad-
dress G. IS, care Times-Dispatch.
EXPERIENCED LADY BooKK EEPER
desires position. either as hookkeeper
or assistant or general Office work
Address Is ais, care Times Dispatch,
WANTED. BY OFFICE LADY, UNFuR-
nished room and hall room. Address
l. I'D cara rimes-Dispatch
A LADY WISHES A POSITION AS
references exchanged, II 10, care
Times DlSpatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-12

WANTED, RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS
government clerks at Washington
Internal revenue and post-ottice en-,
ployes: $50 to SIPS monthly; annua!
vacatlons no .'lay-off common
education sufficient; country residents
eligible: influence unnecessary; $4,000
appointments this year; examinations
announced July 10: write immediate
" for Richmond schedule; prepare
ton free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Dent 243 2. Rochester. y. Y.
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"cLovER FIELDs"-coMFoRTAB'L,E
country resort. open all year. MS
toric. picturesque lAlbemarle. moun-
tain air; ideal country life; swimming
pool. tennis, saddle horses ana vent .
cles; country homes. sale OF IN r nMI;
circulars: city references fR!A>N
RANDOLPH, Keswick. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-12

ia MADISON AVENUE. NEW YORK
City-sLarge. small rooms; private
bathsp centrally located: excellent
table: all convenienccs for Southern.
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Milltllerp.

VVStS<ISkI<S = y.
We CARRY ALI THE LATEST
STYLES that come on the market, ana
our prices will surprise you-so low.
CLARK'S MILLINERY, 22o Ease
Broad Street.
WE ARE AT sWANsBoRo--HULL,,
Street. Don't so any further; All
that YOU want In hats and millinery
trimmings at money saving prices.
SACRIFICE SALE OF THE LARGEST
stock of millinery In the city, mats
ia suit any ono, Ready-to- wear gar
ments for ladies and children In
Guided in this sale. Call and get the
bargains. MRS. JULIUS BEAR, lA2a
East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-12

PALM COTTAGE NOW OPEN: EX.
cellent board large. airy rooms. APP
ply MRS. V. A. TRAVIS MORROW.
Ocean View, Va.
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OCEAN vIEw-sTUTZ- CURTIS COT
tage; fronting Chesapeake Bay CITY
conveniences: special rates 10 tonr
who occ lpy front room facing pay
ner. 80 cents. MISS ESSIE CuRIis,
Ocean View.
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Delp, Alale and Temale.

'GoVRRNME NT EMPLOYEES WANT
ed; write for Richmond examination
schedule. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Dept, 342P, Rochester, n, Y.
SEVERAL. CLEAN-CUT MEN AND
women to solicit and collect, s. to 81
! Pm. 9o4 " Clay. NJ. is, SUFFER-.
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WANTED, SUMMER BoARDERs At
"Ingleside Farm Good fare, Ice.
etc. rive minutes walk from sta
ton: four mails a day.. ADDRESS
MRS. w. W. SMITH. Hewlett. nan
auer On Va
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Rpeing and Cleaning

GENTL EMEN's SUITS CLEANED AMI,
pressed 75c; ladies' and gents suits
dyed like new; maill orders promptly
attended to. Phone 1862. GILL'S.
$40 North Fifth,
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WANTED MAN: MUST BE WILLING
10 learn and capable Of acting as
our representative; no canvassing or
soliciting; good income assured. Ad-
dress NATIONAL COOPERATIVE
REALTY CO. SIT Marden Bldg.
Washington. y. c.
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WANTED, Al BoOKKEEPER; YOUNG
man preferred; must be thoroughly
qualified; permanent position to right
man Address, in own. Handwriting,
stating salary expected and refer
ences. l. 292 care Times Dispatch.
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$50 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO
men to post signs and distribute
samples for wholesale house, Steady
work. H MONROE, President, r, &c,
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Rooms for Kent.

4 CLEAN. COMFORTABLE BED. SOC:
ice water. bath. phone free. quiet.
refined neighborhood: centrally To-
Gated: detached house,. rooms cool;
excellent meals served next door.
Apply 1902 East Clay. Madison
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A MAN TO ATTEND TO THE COWS.
look after the poultry and do gen
eral farm work wanted; Address
PRESQUE ISLE FARM, 2. o., Ber-
rnuda Hundreds. Va.
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WANTED, BOARDERs, THREE- QUAR-.
ters OF II mile from town. me water,
ice, milk, vegetables. etc. Mail three
times day. Adults. Sc per week
children under twelve. half-price,
MRS. DIR. a. G. SMITH, Gordonsvillc.
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ANYBODY CAN ADD IS TO $50
weekly TO their income growing
mushrooms in cellars, sheds, boxes,
etc: big market: free booklet.
HIRAM BARTON. West Forty eighth
street New York
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WANTED. SUMMER BoARDERs
near Crozet. on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad: fine location. good
water, etc. for terms and particu-
lars apply to MRS. JOHN WINE
Crozet Va
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Delp 0Manten, Temale.

LADIES AND GIRLS WRITE
or apply to the WtIITLoCk
BRANCH. Twenty-third and Cary
Streets. Richmond. Va, In regard to
situation learning TO make ana
ronndinyS.
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aarofrs8innal Delp @ante1.

WANTED, TEACHERS OF ALL
grades for colleges. public and pri-
keepers and companions, for fall va
cancies. VIRGINIA TEACHERS
BUREAU. Rev, r. w. Cridlin. Man
ager Manchester, Richmond, va;
Residence, Twenty-fourth Street and
Semues Avenue, Woodland Heights.
phone Madison 551S. ~
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED DRUG
salesman to travel North Carolina;
the best drug proposition IN the
country. Address P. o. Box lI6,
oh r1nnn Va.
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BECOME AN ADVERTISING EXPERT
Accept a free trial OF our instruction
without oblgatipe Yourself Large
salaries paid. We place graduates.
Write for free book No. l+3, THE
PROGRESS SELF-HELP UNIYER-
SITY. Chicago.
sos WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
trustworthy people TO travel and dis
tribute samples for big Wholesale
house, c. H. EMERY, B 46. Chicago,
GOOD PAY, CASH WEEKLY MALE
ten dollars earned spare time check
ing. copying form letters, attending
advertising material for each local
ity. PANDORA MFG, CO. London
Ont.
WANTED, MEN TO MAKE $500 4
month getting members. ORDER on
OWLS 1873 North Main Street, Soutf
Bend Ind,
WANTED. A FAINTER. A. MEYERS
SONS. 1ai East Cary street,
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and county, handle best paying busi-
ness known; Legitimate: new; exclu-
sive control; no insurance or book
canvassinE. Address CHAS. HAL
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WANTED
Write for Richmond examination
SCHEDULED; preparation free. FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept. ao3 o. Roches-
ter, n. Y
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AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMITS
sion. The greatest agents seller
ever produced: every user Of pen and
ink buys it on sight; 200 70 500 pee
cent. profit; one agents sales
amounted to $500 in six days; anoth-
er s32 in two hours. MONROE MFG
CO., x 80, La Crosse, Wis.
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Rnpn1s QNanten.

A00n18 V4aaIllRO.
BY YOUNG c {, 5E'[ 4
walk of Union station; must be nice,
bright rooms in private ot family M co S.ade
cred. Address j. Fl. LEWIS, care
Swift & Co.
a SINGLE MAN WANTS NICE FRONT
room; furnished s or unfT mnnthl1:
would rent a flat with agreeable
gentleman. Address * 20, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED, TWO UNFURNIsHED,
large rooms: second floor; on Grace,
Fifth to Madison; possession Seplem.
her Cor I'D with h9nr n,, l pTria"n n',re
Miller's drug store. $40 East Broad.
4 pErINrD LADY, WITH ONE
child eight years of age, wants an
unfurnished room. With board, pc,
tween Fifth and Monroe streets ana
south Of Broad Street. ADDRESS II
go, care Times-Dispatch'
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AGENTS AND MAIL OR
der men--Handkerchiefs in largo
lots, right from the machine: wo-
mems, Ice dozen: mems. 30c dozen:
both samples for &c. None other
wise. REPUBLIC MFG. CO.. 49l
RrnadunY NaN York
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TEACHERS WANTED-W1 y EE4lJ
Immediately about twenty men ana
fifty good grade teachers for deSlr-
Southern states; write at once for
particulars, EDUCATIONAL. BU-
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TEACHERS FOR SOUTHERN SCHOOLS
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nnteed enrolment SHERIDAN'S
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TEACHERS WANTED FOR ALL
grades of school work In Virginia
and all parts of the South. Direct
calls. Free booklet. SOUTHERN
TEACHERS AGENCY. Columbia. $, z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-12

AVON COTTAGE. ALTON. VA, NOW
open for boarders; nice, cool pace (:
near Blue Ridge Mountains COCO
country fare For terms. apply T..
MISS A L. MAYS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-12

AGENTs-s4o WEEKLY SELLING
our Sun-Ray Mantle Burners: ten
times brighter than gas; prices defy
comNetition; Investigate. SIMPLEX
GASLIGHT CO.. 90 Park Row. New
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FREE SAMPLES-AGENTs ONLY
Faucet Strainer, splash preventer;
send % stamp (mailing cost; 50
profit daily and upward let us pro.e
it. G. B. SEED FILTER CO., New