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Meade County news., 1916-05-25
DECORATION DAY

Flags and the band and marching
OF faithful veteran feet,
Fathers, young men and children
With voices shrill and sweet;
And Lincoln's spirit marching in every
shining line,
And Lincolns peace and freedom lit with
the smile divine!
Flags and the band and marching
Banners that proudly wave,
May green upon the meadows
And on the soldiers grave;
The boys In blue are ashes meath thu
lilacs on their sod,
But their souls are free forever With Lin"
coin and with Godl
Flags and the band and marching
And the drum-beat's steady throb,
Pipe on above, o robin, ~
To drown a sudden sobl
The laurel wreath for heroes deadl And
a cheer for all the brave
Who, march with Lincoln's soul today 10
liberate and savel
Martha Gilbert Dickinson BianchL
Meade County news., 1916-05-25

Experience does not show that the
strength Of the domestic affections is
impaired by the long separations un-
avoidably incident to war. On one oc-
casion private soldier said to Cen
eral Thomas: General, want to go
home and see my wife"
How long is it since you have seen
herr" asked the general.
"Over three months"
Three months" replied Thomas.
why. haven't seen my wife for three
years."
That may be So" admitted the SOL
dier but, you see. general, my wife
and me amt that sort"
Meade County news., 1916-05-25
MEMORIAL DAYS
OF PAST YEARS
ACRILEGE, we would have

- ASnlInGh, WO WOuiu ho'O
80 - called it in my girlhood,
\ to have failed to give
very able assistance in
celebrating Memorial day." said q
woman of middle age. There was,
first Of all, the delight of gathering
the flowers. How eagerly we watched
the bushes, hoping that the loveliest
blooms would open in time, or delay
their coming till the great day. Peo-
nies we could count on. Snowballs
helped, despite their droopiness, and
spirea was always to be had. We
gasped in admiration over Miss Amy's
contributions of exquisite garlands OF
the pliable bridal wreath, with touches
of scarlet columbine, or the faint pink
Of wild honeysuckle clustered here and
there, but we could never evolve any
thing half SO lovely. They were at
once our Joy and our despair"
Boys were useful when it came to
wild-fower gathering, even II picking
garden posies was not their forte.
They knew where early laurel and wild
azalea were to be found and they
could be trusted to bring home colum-
bine, wild geranium and buttercups.
For there never was Memorial day
with too many flowers. There was
the town hall to decorate, where the
veterans assembled for q brief ses-
sion before the march to the ceme-
terry. The G. A. R. ladies saw to that,
and beautiful 1t was to childish eyes
when, brave with bunting and odorous
with flowers, you saw it the night
before, under the shelter Of mothers
enfolding gingham apron.
There is only one proper sort OF
bouquet for village Memorial day, and
sorry would one woman be should she
ever see it superseded by anything
modern. An up-to-date florist would
be Mortified at its makeup and bewail
lts lack of grace; an artist might
take it as horrible example of crud-
ity of color scheme. But to many, the
stiff, tightly-tied bunch of posies, con-
ical, or bullet-shaped, or flattened into
a parti-colored disk, means mingled
pathos and pleasure. To the making
Of these nosegays went all the patience
and the primitive taste of the grown
daughters of the household. There
must be a rosebud for the center,
grown in the house-for garden roses
were still sleeping, and florists were q
needless luxury in the town of girl
hood days-and brought to punctual
perfection by much watering and sun
ming. Then in exact order Of prece
dence, circle upon circle, came spice
pinks, white or pale mauve, mock or
ange, candytuft, pansies, purple ant
yellow, with an encircling fringe o.
lilies of the valley. And around all
emphasizing the color scheme, was thu
green and rose geranium leaves or thu
striped slenderness of ribbon grass.
1t was redolent of spicy sweetness
and of loving care, even If 1t were no
artistic, this Decoration day bouquet
and no debutante ever bore her OF
chids more proudly than did youthful
volunteer soldier boy or totterinl
veteran the posy of daughter or sweet
heart.
There was one corner Just by tn
First church where every extra buncl
OF flowers found its way. There, Il
charge Of the minister's wife, the
Meade County news., 1916-05-25
MEMORIAL
DAY

Gather the garlands rare today,
Snow-white roses and roses red;
Gather the fairest flowers of May,
Heap them upon the heaps of clay,
GLADDEN. the graves Of the noble dead.
This day the friends Of the soldiers keep,
And they will keep 1t through all the
years,
To the silent city where soldiers sleep
Will come with flowers, to watch and
weep
And water the garlands with their tears.
-Cy Warman.
Meade County news., 1916-05-25
The Old CoIor-Bearer

Through the city's crowded highways,
Marches on the color-bearer:
White his hair falls to his shoulders,
White as CoIorado's mountains.
Proud he bears aloft the standard,
Proud he bore 1t in the Sixties;
Kenesaw and Lookout Mountain,
High above the clouds II fioated.
Feed, ye young men, heed the lesson,
Keep untarnished all its glory;
Glory kindling first at Concord,
Spreading West to far Malolos.
Heed ye! Heed ye we'll the lesson!
Grow not up unframed for battle;
Sell ye not your precious birthright
For a sordid mess Of pottage.
Chant our epic, fellow-patriots,
Firmly weld the new-come aliens;
Tell Of Prescott, Hale and Reynolds,
Custer, Benchley and young Cheney.
Thus will all the wars and rumors
Fade away as fades the twilight,
True to all our fathers died for,
Firm wen march adown the ages.
g. W. Taylor in Uncle Sans Magazir
Meade County news., 1916-05-25
THE REVEILLE.

i EE KEVElLLE
Harkl hear the tramp of thousands,
And of armed the hum;
Lo! nations hosts have gathered
Bound the quick alarming drum
Saying Come,
Freemen, GOMEZ
your heritage wasted' said the quick ALARMING drum
"Let me of my heart take counsel:
War is not of life the sum;
Who shall stay and reap the harvest
When the autupn days shall comes'
But the drum
Echoed, Come!
Death shall reap the raver harvest said somnundnq drum
"But when the coming battle
What of profit springs therefromP
What conquest, su6jugaGon
Even greater ills becomeF"
But the drum
AnSwered "Come!
You must do the sum to prove it, said the Yankeansvsng drum
What II, mid the cannonS thunder,
Whisting shot and bursting bomb,
When my brothers fall around me,
Should my heart grow cold and numbF"
But the drum
Answered Come!
Better there in death united, than life recrean-ComeP
Thus they answered-hoping fearing,
Some in faith, and doubling some.
Till trumpet-uoics proclaimng,
Said, my chosen people, GOMEZ
Then the drum
Lol dumb
great heart of the nation hbbig answered "Lo GOMEZ
BRET HARTE.
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IT'D WANTS
cents a Inc per INSERTION.

lily. cents i!nc per Insertion.
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rho foilowinx ra,e' AMY f3r repsatSI
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Minimum space iwo lines. 80 ,,,
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The above ra.ga ,or.s 80 .tt.r "a M
SuBSIATiUSS FUH I'D. WANT ADS.
the foownE ,,%,,ii. ,nn pubI,c
Wan, Aus. are accett,h - th.iA AZ ne
."suinr office rates wn,en are $50 -, above;
West I:nd Pharmac:. ~ " .":y street;
.,svodo's DruE .'rors "''s4 Ave ana
.>:rn's rharmacy. 49, Hanover Ave.
"fn gno!,dp r' Tius So s:Grg ~! " Main ST,
WrighIs Dru.: Co. me. l.om.Lardj and
.AIic4 Avcaus rhasi"ae.. Alien Aye. and
!, =. Johann DruE Co. 81 :" .; MHin S. s,
i:iaa i'i Ssrett FI rha iiEiy y, : @na ST.
=. ii. STAY * Bros. brool. Ave. and clay
rarran, D.uE store. Fou4hec ana Broad
EAST OF FnusiIEE STREET.
+ r. JsTr ha D,aE Ss9fyi d Main sTHa SIS 81
Wallis DTup; Store. Fifll rH. Lafshali DIS.
". Is. Vaughan. ?Jl Eu;.H r'iith 81
W. II. Daley. 40 NOrt.l I"Ith -.
Richardson Ora. stotc. VI y. Seventeenth.
r. H. chndray ?. :, Eighteenth st.
Turner's Pharmacy. invent. -h:a' ana Main
Sta.
Williams rharmac5. Twenty n's, and Mar
'sprgser Drug COMPANY. Fwe";y 'h!sd and
Wo9d !: .'chaat nruG co. Twenty nth
Wood's Ph&r:nacy. Twen;y-Gfth and Le!sh
Church iun Pharmacy. 80, Eas, broad
81
S p craig prpG store. 80 Z. Ercaad 81,
Ricna rdson C..y street DEuE store tsi y.
Thirty mrs: $,
Fairmount phr'NS"S. ~ Paramount ave.
BARTON liIGITS.
Radys D;Gg store, Nv!th hsc.
iiIGIiI.A%D paEk,
4. =. Cosby :. Co. 1863 THIRD Ave"
w *. Vaughan, Forth Ini stuart.
SOUTH RICHMOND. 49,
;. ChAs. "; Garrison. i"2o Hu!! 81. and 3Ii'
SwANsDoEo.
b y. Roberts. ~ ~! iip,. s.
=. A Black 1910 Williamsburg 40.
Peoples Dfuc s'oi'. a.''l Williamsburg ave.
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NOYICE-ENccutOr
vlKGIiM.IA Truss coMrANY

VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
RiChmoud. Virginia
THIS compLny. having uuuiinsd as CO
executor. along .Nith samuel L. Atkinson.
OF the estate al Mrs. Add,c -. Atk!nyon.
deceased. all persons having claims against
said estate are requested 20 present them
at this office. ard tnoS" indebted to the
estate Will please make payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
co-ENccutor OF Mrs. Addic u Atkinson.
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soUrnEKN kAlLw ~ TS:M"ANY.

SOUTHERN kAILN ~ COMPANY.
New York. October IS, 1916.
To the Stockholders OF Southern Rail.
way Company:
NOTICE is hereby given, that gen.
cral meeting OF the stockholders Of
Southern Railway Company has been
called " the board OF directors and
Viii pe held at the principal office Of
ihc company in Ike Times Dispa ten
building, in the ci'y Of Richmond, Va.
on FIt:bAl. the lth day OF January.
1917, at 10 o'clock III the forenoon, for
the purpose OF considering and taking
action concerning the creation or a
mortgage upoi the railroads and otner
property, securities and franchises OF
the company. to be designated the re-
funding AID Improvement mortgage.
anu the i,Sue aud sale or gold bonds
thereby secured, limited in amount to
SoUO.OVO,c0O Ut any time outstanding
10 be ISSUED from time 10 time, in let
tered series. maturing on such dates
not later than October !, 1929, and
bearing interest AT such rates as shall
De riAed by the board OF directors with
respect to each series. and for the pur-
pose or considering and taking all
such other or further ACTION in respect
70 the creation OF said mortgage and
the ISSUE and sale OF said bonds as may
come before the meeting, includin. APP
proving tie lor.n and provisions Of
sad mortgage. approving Il plan for
tho exchange of the development ana
Seh:rai mortgage per cent bonds OF
the company for bonus bearing higher
interest secured by said rcfupdiEy and
improvement mortgage, and APPROVING
all action taken by the bo;.rt: or dircc-
tors IN the premises. and for the pur-
pose OF transactinG such other business
as lawfully and properly MAJ be
brought before the meeting
The transfer books of 18th pre-
ierrcu ana common STOCK Will bo closed
IL O'clock l.. Nj. on December g. 1916
ahu VIII be reopcncd IT 10 clock "a
Al. on January Is. 1917.
oS order OF the Board Of Directors
r. :. WYNN.
SECRETARY
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
The standard Railroad OF the South.
EFFECTIVE SEPT. %. 1915 !

TT 40 " r SEFI. @3. !3IB. ]
TitAl..a Lt-ANG RICHMOND DAILY
ur Iius.ua -ud .Uuta. S:ly y. III. and
I. A.. I-.Uo ~. NJ.
roo N"t.o.N. U.iS n. ". . '- y. A.. 500
a. IA. +r.vv a. Ii.!u h. Nj.
FOR y. ~ W. ny. " est. 4. NJ, $3.50
a. M. $500 L. ~. 80. =. III.
For ctersbuIS -."v y. ~, as A. NJ.
s:ia ~ NJ. 3.Uu -. al. 300 y. NJ. 3.Uu
T. NJ /: 49, ! ~. ltit l.. ~. o:5o +. Al.
u:3J H. Nj. $3.50 r. NJ. l2:Ui AllGnisht
ror EuiusooiV ana fayvtIeN.ie. 400 +.
For ,Hopewcn: 5ls a. NJ. .i:ls T.. NJ.
tS.45 i. NJ.
9:l1 y. NJ. p.lo y. Nj. $685. y. NJ. il:tj
~. NJ. '2:iO l.. 81. tl:1U l.. Al, G:lI p A.,
L. N.
.ENCcpt sunday. tSunday only.
neNilnL. no. cd
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED set wheels and running gear for
care Times Dispatcf
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

sign PAINTING
WE'LL sign anything. anywhere. Etched
brass signs specially. Coigin. iii North
Seventh Street. Richmond. Va.
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.. ONyO RY.

Sit: .-on We :. t,cst, =: D.. i p, IL D.
Ma!i lie i-vc"i. 20 IL. f5:lo o.
Js!ies iNi'cr I.lnc, 'lU.VO "a, t5:lb y.
y. News. MIX. O!u f.. IS :3u a.: IL: m - ~
Newport News. Local. 1900 a. 5 100 ~
Trains arrive from y fk.. I'll 100 a. .l:I5 ID .
,t:3o .: !. News. .9:ha n ..:Oo u. From
West. 500 al. 500 r. t3:5J a., 'l:I5 A.
t:@ -. daily from charlottesville excel 4
SUNDAY from Thurmond Jas River. rs
~. 'i:0O y. DMIlv. tE.NNe:lt Sunday.
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Compan,

S".s. sca.L~ :sI1S'a.c oI .tprIi IL, 1914
Stheu"'u o"uJec, 40 Ihnn.c Without
Notice.
Trains leave isithn.ohu 1850 ~. Al. - A.
NJ; bS A. NJ. a. Nj. NV ~. NJ. IL A. AZ
+. NJ. +: NJ. L. NJ. ia l.. NJ $50 r.
A.. G::e r, NJ. i:lo =. NJ. Us Il. 81. " +.
NJ. ll:Ao l.. W.
Irnins leave Ashland $3.50 ~. NJ. b'i A.
~: sa a. u: % a Nj: g a Al, III n. 81.
y n n r': Z. ! ~ g. re :; NJ. i:iO u. NJ.
bCarries baggage. 'DaiIy except sunday.
ssSnnuasS only
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GEORGE w. CALL,

NhrlUNA!. SrN'Il. MD CITY RANE.
Richmond. Va
Ths regular aumGa! ile-t!n.; OF tn" stock
hol icrS OF this bank M.l be held TUESDAY.
jantEry .. 1871. at l. O',loCk noou- at ljs
ba uIiiUg house. llli East Main street. for
tho uGrroso Of ctectins dirco, tors for ia.
ems Uiu. ycvr and f,r the transaction III amy
otncr business tha; may properly come be
tore tho needing.
JULIEN II Hil.!..
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Christmas Trees for Sale.
DIVIDEND NOTICE

iEiehmont Trust and Savings Company.
Richmond. Va. December - 1915
AT 'neeNng OF the Board u directors OF
quarterly hiNidcnJ OF per cent was de-
csaTcd uron It's capital stock. payable ian
u.ry :. 1917. 20 stockholders CT record at
close "i business December -. 1916. Checks
Viii Uc matted.
Il, j. WILi.iNGHAAt JR.
G....-
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FOR SALE-AIachinery.

BOILERS engines. hosting engines con-
crct" mixers. pumps. pipe. planners. rcsaws
puilcys h;nscrS and shafting. Guaranteed
-" 7u!'ior. / f:lufnrd & Go. Madison 5312
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

DON'T FORGET riIE EourrAnf.E i.oNH
500. SolGt!Erf.S NEW rApDMEsS, No. -
WNTs.I,J:S pihND%5S"h it.,y - l:in 'inEES 81
TERWAi:E AND Crr,;i.ASS
WANr:D. nLd.n% mnchinc. second ;hand.
perfect condition, Burroughs preferred.
WrIte description and price Who.csxi ..
Merchant, 70 boilinsbrook street, Pc;cra-
NOTICE: TUE EQUITABLE Loan So
HIETY. iXGr iiAS MOVED no -
3or dNfi oi npH= FH iiI ro y ~ EEf i
AT OUR NEW HOME: ORNATE; OFFICES;
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MEE,'IiEGE

FIRST NATiO&AI. BANK
Richmond. Va. December /. 1915.
THE regular annual meeting u: the .tock
holders Uf the trat Eauunal Bank OF Iiic:,-
luJnd. Va. Tor the election Of directors
ana for The uansaetiou Of any other bur! /;
uesS which may property come before said
meeting viii bs ne.d TUESDAY,. January
:: lol7. a. i o,loeh noon IN The Iirec-
tors room of The bank. %!uth and Nam
streets. RiChInond. Va
" VI ADDISON Cashle-.
The Union Sank of E!chInond, Va.
THE annual meeting of the s;oskho!acrs
OF IN. Union Bank q! Richmond Will he
held on Thursday. January Il. 1917. at |:
clock. noon. at It's bauii!nG house. lioi
GEORGE w CALL,
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DEAF lis

hcDOwELI-Di Died. - ~" dence of her
oi9theI 1uS !, Asb""= ~ ~ SGI,tn
ELLA Mellow ELL.
Funeral from tine iesit.Ur" THIS
lrHGKSDATb Ai~rER.N cDE al ego o'clock
ErteuGA invited = attend.
SMlrH.--DieG. Dcc-Inucr 20. l-.3c a VI
at her residence. ."i5 East Grace street,
MRS I.ACEA HpbiS SMITH widow Of
George l.. smith, iU her seventy lghth year
she is ,suryivs4 b ~ ghuarep as follows
Mrs. q. NJ Sydnor. iIonInoUJ County, Mre
g. g. Gary. Mra q. u. George. ''uuord aud
John =. amt James y. Robins King Mi!-
Ham county.
Funeral THURSDAY December 81 $50
J.. NJ. from IA" residence. -rii East Grace
street lnterinent Winchester, King VIII
liam County.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

'i's.S ..Gs''S ....OI''.---...,IIi .a..on
St.tuG.r nIuI,s mot SUaraitccu. tor the
s>outn--DAi!y: $50 y. NJ. local 1880 \. NJ.
eAp! car. pa1sOG h.lcl car. NJ, eAyres.. .
Il ~ 4: 81, tNpre!1. seepinS car open, 300
4. NJ sou l.. 81. local tor INVysyIl!s, Chase
cay and hUifaio Juuriion-wu, h days
York River Linc--5:lV T.. Al, Steame.
iraiii. except SUNDAY, connecting for Bait! :
more tfarior car. 'SS -. NJ. and 4.lS
l.. NJ. uaiIy. local.
Trains Arrive Rich mon.i--i.roin the South:
100 y. aud $40 a. NJ. 1875 r. NJ, IS
L. NJ, daily: $40 y. Nj. except '.unday
FROM Vest Point; S:45 -. NJ. except Mon
day: $40 A. NJ ana G;l1 T.. NJ. daiiy.
Once !OI l.. Main ST. thora Madison
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FOR Siil:-Far,n,.

AZ sacrifice ;os = au,ci: pal. IoO.acrc
iiarir tiFe"-| tic-s mic from Charlnttes-
t'!Ic %Hh i.!'"ri.iH. We iHy. clients for
lh.<e ana small aN,uei tracts. Free farm
thtalpE."S J. Wheeler . Co. Char
FARM for sale cn"ap I.i-ncro farm in
AlreliI COUNTY Va. Long front uli turn
pE" road, iIi!Ei from station. Good build
lnfs This farm niust Dc sold 30 rca-
s"u"n!c Offer refused. Joe Egs.cston.
Amelia Va
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BY order OF the board Of Directors
r. :. WYNN
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE 90. oF

anNDNIIl LIFk lNSuKANCF 60. OF
AMERICA.
~ chicago. IN. Dee IL 1915.
:" ne st"cthoiIors OF Tie Security Life
=. insurance Company al America.
SUG are hereby Hotiiicd mat tna regular
. !! m,ua! meeting OF itn stockholders Of the
s'tuIllE ib!c Insurance ('oriutay of 4 mct-
ia WI. be held 81 tn" Once of tho COIN
Dali; 'tNInaI Uui. niGb, ~ the city ~ Ricn-
ni"iid Va. on WEpNr:SDAY. the 10Th day
OF January, A. d. 1917. at tho hour ~ 10
% c!ock y. Al, Tor tGc purpose III cIcc,inE
directors OF the company Tor Ia. ensuing
ycar. ana the traRsaction OF any ana ali
other business which may be submitted To-
the meeting.
BY order ~ the Board Of Directors
". -. JOHNSON. President
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NoTl&E: TUE EQUITABLE LOAN So
IiETY. INC. HAS MOVED no i"S
NGHr I. II, EEIGHTH. ,$TEEE:r. il, ~ SEED
oT Mon FL DcNr "a u: TO CALL OE Us
FOR LADIES CONSULTATION.
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

II Won want the hest coal ard wood call
Tyler & Ryan. Linden and Cary FioVr
sna BerrinEtom Madison 1879. Randolln
.
IT nays 10 bug I-y oak pine b!oCis Tor
wood h.Rt"~s and crates. Perfectly dr.
OAK and pine slabs are cheapcs: for cook.
ing and k!rdl!aS. Have all kinds OF coal
I; VIII pay 20" 10 see Z: I. Long. ,!:e Wood
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by order ~ the Board Of Directors
" q -I.lII \, q -, I...-.... :,
TIT PI.A NTt.NS NA1lDNAL. HANK
DF Hlt'IINi,DND

- pF RICHMOND.
,,,,- itICniuOnd, Va, December 2, 1916
+; r"Su!Hr annual. mceting of tho share
hSsn -, hons? On tn ',h day OF, ,ianusry:
1917, AT u O'Clock noon. Tor tho election ~
director" f0r she ensuing year and tho con .
Eiicra Ion 81 any other business which may
pTor"rl% com" Lc!orc tn: meeting. Tho
shnrcho!ders VIII also consider aud take
action unon II propoS.tion looking to the In
crease OF tho CAPITAL stock OF Tho bank
from SG1e.0'r 20 $cA0.Tnc.
CONWAY II cDrDoS ,,gvricr
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WANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT EVERY
sGr9WARDIN < son; !sls FAST MAIN. las
THEIR Gi.AEANTEE BEHIND 1T. WHY
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Richmond. Va.
THE regular annual meeting of the stock
holders OF thus bank viii he held Tuesday.
January >. i'l', al - o'clock noon At its
banking house. 1000 nun street. for the
purpoau OF elccuns directors for tho On
SUING year and Tor the transaction of any
other bua!neSS that may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
ID. &. BALLARD I,anhicr
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WANIED--I'ai'IIlS
WANTEp-iicai L.s.nte

LIST your farms with Z. Z connolly &. CO.
Write postal :Gr necessary blanks.
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SITUATION WASTED-u,Ie

VII" iiJni n;"% ysars e%p,eirenee ~ n,anuiac-
hos!i!oh fGDrgury /. Iii7 References e.-
--hahf"!. l.. Johnson. Raleigh. y c.
go - Erred rIIsg!st open snf position
HNphL!" 20 EraIhs" store, gocu pr"-g .tp.
siohsA, Coco references. /. tgi. care .intas-
~ ,Int!i!oGs yoUnx man. now employed
~ L"oEHt"r"!, WHO = afraid OF work
utf!E*s 20 form connection with some re-
800 'fIn' ~ once Good reasons for
MANklEp n:"m wants . position on farm
le"hlnE an. cct!ne :or stock and genera!
arm work Address :. Route :. Boz 81
Glen Ali.n. ".
EEGisiENED pharrGaci.t desircs perina-
n"nt position January !. Mountainous
srGton preferred strictly honest sober ana
Die ia very way. Not afraid of work
VI GLASGOW Street. Por,.nouth. Va
Po%iTloE want"d--Sal.rinar past 3 years
wi'n Hnnter Mig, Co; OF %orfoik. Va.
account Of expected change IN ownership OF
and prefer North Carolina as territory us
yell acquainted with bottIing trade in this
STATE and also IN south Carolina and Viz
gina. Reference hunter MfG Co outline
prop"si,Ion IN fll. stat. saiafy; expense ai-
Cctnhcr -. No -" South Dawson. RaleIrh (:
pcc.ruher - 10 81. care OF liuu;e! Mig Co
Noriok We J. Il. "
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WANTED. white boy 10 work ! night,
,,We"KiE IN "rng store Phone Rnnd".ph
BOY TO set TYP. and learn business good
wages. southern Stamp and Stationery
COMPANY ASK Tor Mr.. Roscndorf
Two experienced bankers: guarantee TO
right party. 6lt East Marshall Street.
WANTED. an Al sign painter. one who
can do frs;-"lass commercial work aid
fair At bulletins. Would hes. dTuEhs cor
respoudcnve and try-tn-get by's save your
postaSe CIV" reference art state salary
In first letter. but-0f-town NShcp Steady
work Addtc3s |. s62. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, by large manufac-
turing concern, an expert
enced comptometer operator.
Address III. l.. c., Post-OMce
Box It's, City.
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FOR SALE-VEHICLES.

Tor. "agons. !25. s35. $50: open wagons.
$50. sCS Richardson Bros. Gl5 Brook
Avenue.
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re- my friends and the public that 1 have
. waited Oh Tor - years tho George u
Bull COMPANY. will open IN a Few daSs On
tn" West side OF Sixth Street. between Broau
,,nhi "ySt"r poHltry and same ana frWi,
old customers a,i tiicn.is give ne shars
u their patronage. Respectfully. Nicholas
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=. hNIE.:p-A3cnts.

AGENTS wanted 30 .e.l Tic Never Fail Col.
iH't.@n S!st"in. Every merchant want.
one. 'ost YOU SOC. sells FOR e. Agents
mailing so to $500 weekly - H. M.eha n
8 -so-.-!Gl Vet Monroe stree. Chicago m
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Wanted

CO 10 r T. d boy as porter
Bring references. Apply The
Freed Co. 215 East Broad.