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FROM THE PEOPLES NO
TON COUNTER.

Jobbers sample line OF Tooth Brushes,
o. and SOC quality, 100
Floating CASTLE Soap, 2iac. each.
Wood Back Nall-Brushes, Sc.
Swansdown POwder-Pufis. l0c.
Polishing Mltts. for tan and pa,ent-
leather shoes. s, 10. and &c. each.
Lavender Salts, PC a bottle.
Large Bottle Of Glycerine, SC.
English BookPlns. Sc.
silk ShOe-T.aces. Sc. a pair.
Bone Casing. SC. a piece.
We're going to introduce MEL
SONS PHENO THYMOLMOUTH
WASH, a perfect article. Moth
ing superior made, and in order
to increase its popularity each pur.
chase gets a ticket. The lucky
ticket gets a HlGH-GRADE CRIES.
CENT BICYCLE, for lady or gen.
tleman, as preferred. 25c. a bot
tla
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PAitASOLS.
We are ParasOl people.

white China-Silk Parasols for CSC: cx-
ira handsome ones for SIS aud $l9s.
Pink and Blue Silk Novelty Parasols.
Dresden knobs. S1.98-regu.ar 8 value.
Black Paras0ls, lace fr,lls, SIS
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KID GLOVES.

An importers balance of stock on
hand will be sold here this week.
Real Chamols-Slsin Gloves. White, 4
button and mosqUetaire, 13c. pair.
Real Suede Mosquetaire Gloves. light
shades, 65c a pair-S-buttOn lengths.
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The Bon I1arChe,
THE NEW STORE,
400 EAST BROAD STREET,
Between Fourth and Fifth.
Quick Sales and Small Profits is the
Motto Of This House.

Misses Corsets that sell for SOC, only 25c.
Ladies Corsets. 10, %, 80, 40, 4S, '5c.' ~,
Ladies shirt-Waists the celebrated Stan
Ladies Pure-Spun SIX Mitts. - 1-2c.
Ladies Pure-Silk Gloves, IN Black, Tan,
and Grays, at 25c.
Lsie-Thread Cloves and p lie.
/ lot superior quality Black SILK Gloves
worth 81 per pair only SOC.
Black Lisle Gloves. 10 and Y 1-2c
Garter Web, 3, 4. 5, s, 7, 10, and IL 1-2c.
Hair-Plns. lc. a paper.
Large Turkish Towels, &c. apiece.
Wrltng-Paper, 10c a pound.
Envelopes, ., 8, T. o. 6, T. and Sc. per
An-sik Satin Ribbons, 4, 5. 6, 7, s, and
lOC a yard.
Bone Casing. DC.
Whaleb0nes, &c.
Velvet Binding. Sc.
White Tape /. Q and Sc. apiece.
Headings. 3. 6. and Sc.
2 spools good Black Sewing silk for Sc. :;
5HoOk Corset-Stays. o.; Basting Cot
ton lc.; Hooks and Eyes, and 4c
The very best Table on-cloth, IL lie
Shelf 'OH-Cloth. &C. a yard
Stair Linen. Sc a yard.
Good heavy Cotton Crash. l-2c. a yard
Large Cotton Towels. 30.
Large AIl-Linen Huck Towels, lOc.
Black or White Belts. l0c.: 500 yards
spool Cotton. &c; 3 spools good 6-cord
Machine Cotton for Sc.
Turkish oath Soap, l5c dozen; Palm
Soap. Sc. a cake
Mems Shirts in great variety. from Is.
o. 49, o. 80, 15c., and 81.
boxes r.. NJ Backing. &C.
Sewing Machine on, &C..
" sheets good Writing-Paper and 25 En-
vel0pes Tor &c.
Torchon Iaces from 1-2c 10 CSC a yard
1 lot Ladies Superior Quality MOcO Gauze
Vests. would be a bargain at 25c.,
only i0c apiece.
Crinoline. Sc. a yard.
THE BON MARCHE.
Remember OUR MOTTO - WHICH
MEANS we sell everything at the lowest
POSSIBLE PRICE
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THE COHEN COMP i.

Visit u.s. You'll be surprised You'll why thousands
buy After all there's only to push trade that's to give
buyers much for their money that comparisons do not touch
you
TRILBY SILKS-Trilbys instantaneous popularity was not
achieved any quicker than the popular to our first
nouncement of by Silks The charm of rapture color shadngS
mingled with the daines of the danest patern-sott ken
heen-ke and fine. Cultivated tastes will recognize in this the
highest cultivation of textile art half hundred styles at Zoe
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THE COHEN co.

For all day.
100 dozen Floor or Carpet-Brooms,
tfnest quality corn, I sewcd, full size,
regular f0c, broom, FOX THIS
SALE iec.-la limit OF three brooms 70
customer). Selling starts at O'Clock
20 dozen Turkey.Feather Busters regu-
lar soc. kind, &c.
BABY-CARRIAGES.
Buy from headquarters. where you csn
buy the best for the least. 200 WAKE
FIELD CARRIAGES TO select from.
A very handsome Reed-Body Carriage,
upholstered In carriage cloth, consist
ent with best workmanship and mate
rial. a special offer for Monday, 1913.
s7.soOnyx.T Top Tables for So. so.
Real Gold-Piated onyx-Top Tables. full
Sxs size every piece OF onyx selected,
light colors, hand FURNISHED. SWELL
shape legs. .open.work border, regu-
lsrly worth $50. for this sale $3.50.
$3.50 Gold-Plated Banquet
Lamp, sr.S5.
Real Gold-Plated, Full-Size Banquet.
Lamps. open-work base, warranted
burners, every lamp fully warranted
Monday N.S.
For one hour-II:Jo to 1890.
Japanese Porch-Seats. the regular l0c.
sort. just for an hour &c.
HAMMOCKS.
200 Stroeg Mexican-Grass Hammocks,
fun sizs, regular 81 value, for this
sale 5sc.
II2-piece English Dinner and
Tea Service, complete, for twelve
persons each. beautiful floral deco
ration, worth SIS, for Monday only
SO.
56-piece Tea Sets. complete for i per.
sons. three neat decorations 70 select
from REGULAR value A.ak. Monday 81.
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SnpciaI for TO-MOrrOW.

Your pick Of any Of our SIS, SIS, and SO
IMPORTED PATTERN HATS OR
BONNETS tomorrow for SO.
This OFFER holds good for MONDAY
ONLY
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NEILINGS.

Paris, London, and New York's
latest fadS are here.
1S-inch Black Tuxedo Yelling &c.
Maggie Nelings. 50 70 zoe.
Black and White Chiffon, i5c.
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Don't forget 10 make the little ones look
pretty this summer. We have just
their best
our assortment Of Dresses in White Null
Nainsook, Lawn, and Dotted Swiss
with embroidery and lace trimmed, Il
complete.
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SATCHELS.

A stranded drummer sold his
samples by ordei OF his firm and
here they are. Three different
sizes:
Solid Grain-Leather, with leather Innings
and pocket. full brass lock and fas-
teners-ii inch. g. IS; l6 inch, $50; Is
inch, 375-just half cost.
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LEE CAMP. go.
GEORGE !
SEMI; '"s.
BELvIDERE IIAII.

BEbNlDERE JAIL
MONDAY EVENING MAY %, 1895,
combination complimentary benefit ten
dered 20 Professor T. ). Minor by the
ladies OF Westminster Presbyterian and
parl6-Plac Methodist Episcopal churches.
Cantata-'I.aila; or the Mountain Child
and vaudeville Introducing vocal and In
stTumental music, statudry, and iabieau.
Centennial scene. An evening spent at
MI. Vernon during Lafayette's visit TO the
Washington family including the recep-
ton, tea party. and evening promenade,
closing with song OF AUD Lang Syne, -
and Tablcau my 26-it'
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WHITE GOODS.

We are in it on price and quality.
% pieces of White Embroidered Muslin,
for commencement dresses, 10 2-3c. for
25c. value.
See the %, s.. o. and J0c qualities.
Fine Irish Dimties, thin and sheer,
plaids and stripes l2lac.-best 20c.
value.
Real French Wells. 35c. quality, vari-
Gus designs. IS 2-Sc. yard.
Large and Small Checks in Muslin. SIC.
Fn
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COBB7S ISLAND.

Virginia's seaside resort IN the Atlantic
Ocean. Unrlvalled for its surf-bathing
and magnifcent view % the ocean. In
crease OF hotel accommodations and other
improvements Those desiring plenty "
shooting aud fishing can find II % CObbs
Island Route: We will meet daily the
II 07 north-bOund and the f5i s0uth-bound
train al Cobb's Station. on the New York.
philadelphia ana Norfolk railroad. Pas
sengers transferred 90 island by steamer.
Terms: 81 per day; 81 per week. ~
Der month For further Information adj
dress COBB SPADY. Pr0prefors,
EbySu TUE W. I'm Chesapeake. Va.
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SWEET SPRINGS, MONROE COUNTY,

This most delightful OF all other noun
tain resorts OF the Nrginias viii be- Opsn-
I'd for guests JUNE !, 1895. Carriages viii
convey passengers 90 and from Allegheny
station Instead Of STAGE coaches, except
where parties prefer coaches.
RATES: s. - per day.
$40 10 si5 per week
S3J 20 $50 per month.
A. r.. WHITE. Proprietor,
Late Manager Gladys Inn. clifton Forge.
Va. my i6-im
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MOUNrAIN-ToP HOTEL AND
snnyNGs

over Rockfsh Gap, Blue Ridge Mountains
2.co0 feet above the level OF The sea. Fine
views a delightful summer resort. cheap
board. strong iron springs, many attrac-
tions 10 the Invalid, pleasure. seekers, and
families: OF easy access, Address Messrs.
MASSIE q co, Alton Va. my iq-2m
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..prNEIOPE"
AT GIBRs,s oPERA.HousE. MAN

CHESTER. MAY 30th AND 3lst.
Cast OF Talented Amateurs.
Benefit Meade-Mem0rlal Church.
Admission, 2jc. my H-lt
THERE WILL BIZ \ soIREE, MUSE
GALE, AND THE WATER FAIRIES
given az Ccrcoran Hall az $50 o'clock
FRIDAY. May 3lst. under the auspices
OF the Young Ladies' Aid Society OF
Leigh-Street Baptist church The musi-
Gale will be under the supervision OF Mrs.
c. r. Clements. whsse Well-knoWn ability
AZ an accomplished musician viii insure
all an enjoyable evening. my 26-lt
CLOSING OF DANCING SCHOOL
The closing exercises Of Miss WAI.DENS
DANCING SCHOOL VIII take place
NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING, May
10Th. at $50 +. NJ az Monticello Hall.
Friends Of the pupils and teachers in
vited 10 attend. The "Mlnuct by seve-
raj pupils Of the class. my 25-lt'
POSTPONEMENT
This IS to notify all interested that the
Italian Society picnic at Blandon Park,
which was to have taken place June
3D. has been postponed until JUNE 10th.
my 26-it' y. SOMMA.
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LADIES SHIRT-wAISTS.

We are mol Buying hap-hazzard
kinds-only those of the most re-
liable makes are offered you-tit
and workmanship the best.
Pretty Full-Laundercd Ladies' French
Percale Sairt-Waists, zoe.
Ladies' French Muslin Shirt-Waists.
yoke back, full sleeves. full Numbered.
75c.
Ladies' Irish Lawn Shirt-Waists, very
full muttOn-leg sleeves. SIC; from that
TO N.75 for washable waists
Ladies' silk Shirt Waists from SIS TO
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VISIT OUR WONDERFUL
TOILET DEPARTMENT.
FANS.


First.ClasS Perfume or Toilet Ar
ticle that is not represented here.
FANS.
To Judge the cunning Japanese
visit our Fan Department and see
their handiwork.
Great skill is shown in the Fans
of this season. Big Fans are almost
things of the past. The Dainty
Little Empire Fans that our great
grandmothers used are now the
proper things.
"a wise man changes his mind"
The Cohen CO. have decided to
retain their CANDY DEPART
MENT by the popular vote of the
people. Fresh Candies daily
made in our own city.
Have you drank OF "the Cup
that Cheers, but not inebriateS : p"
We have it--Notox. Delightfully."-
refreshing, cool, and eXhillratlng.
Come, try it with US.
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KNIT VESTS.

Hundreds Of them came this
week. Special low prices, too.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests for &c.
Ladies' Fine French Swiss Ribbed Vests,
tapped neck and sleeves. l5c.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests taped neck
and arms OF silk. &c
Ladies' I.isle Vests. silk tapped. good 5oc.
value, Sc.
Ladies' silk and Isle Vests. very fine
quality. i6c
Ladies Ail-Silk Vests. hand-crocheted
arm-plts. 69c.-good 81 value
FROM TO O'CLOCK
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, fiIll.fash-
toned yoke. crochet edge around sleeves
and throat, &c. each.
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LACES AND EMBROIDERIES

A magnificent assortment is here.
No eXtravagant prices, either. The
same small profit is all we want.
Pretty Embroidery from lc. to $40 a
yard.
Butter Lace. inches wide &c. a yard.
Butter Lace, II inches wide, 15c. yard
Bic value.
Hundreds OF Bargains in this depart
ment.
The new Tucking and Lace
Bands, for Shirt-Waist Fronts, so,
90, and Csc. a yard.
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on THE SOUTH SIDE.
a MATCH or INTERESTING ITEMS
CLEANED IN MANCHESTER.

Musicale Given by Mrs. Hardina's
g CIass-rcneiopc 90 he SnnR-scr-
p vice In the Churchcs-News Of the
, Courts-Personais aud Briefs.
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VARIETYSPRINGS, VA.

IMMEDIATELY on CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Ferrol Post-ofiice.
OPENS June }. 1876.
Newly furnished. Elegant fare.
Address ......
CRAWFORD & EICHELBERGER.
-. ll CO. WIZ IIuuIl- IlTl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

The following programme was rendered
1t the musical OF Mrs. A. Q. Hardings
music class. Friday night quite num-
Der Of the friends and relatives OF the
buplls were present and greatly enjoyed
thc entertainment
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THE COHEN co.
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICF.-A>A,
WI STATED COMMUNICATION OF"
LODGE Og STRICT OS5hkYANCh, NO.
2C7, A. =. and \. NJ. will be held at 81,
Adams Han. MONDAY, May 9th, at 8
=. NJ Master Masona In good standing
are fraternaly invited to attend.
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
CHARLES A. NESBlTT
my B-lt Secretary.
HEADQUARTERS LEE CAMP, No.
L 4 |. &. v. May 20. lS95.-The members Of
this camp are requested by the ladies'
Hollywood Association 90 unite with them
i'm attendn divine service az the seventh
Street Christian church on SUNDAY,
May 18th. al o'clock =. "
The camp is hereby ordered 10 meet
at It's Camp Hall promptly at 1870 O'Clock
+. NJ. for this service.
JOHN r. I4AUGUTON, JR,
my Colt Second Lieutenant Commander.
HEADQUARTERS GEORGE f..
4 LPICkETr CAMP, &. Y.--The officers and
comrades will assemble at their hall, on
Fifth street. at 73D o'clock THIS (5un-
day) EVENING, I'm uniform and with
badges. to attend the Hollywood me-
mortal services at Sovenih-Sreet Chris
tian church.
by order Robert y. Northen, Com
mander.
PETER MCrRDY,
nv 26-lt Adjutsnt.
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DEP ARTMENT

FROM 10 TO y O'CLOCK
\ Zoe. box OF Writing Paper and En-
velOpes. Be.
G00 pounds OF Star Linen Paper ruled
and plain. octave and commercial. lOc.
pound.
Books for Summer Reading, 2zc. Books,
3. I'D. 10 80 and 20
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Keep Posted e.!
Read the Items.

The changes In the market brings
LOWER PRICES to you these days.
We use the papers to tell YOU all about T.
THIS WEEK the EXTRAORDINARY
MILLINERY SALE of uP-TO,,DATE
great attraction. ALSO, the sale OF chill
DREN'S DRESSES, CAPS, AND REEF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

Richmond People In New York.
NEW YORK, May 2j.-(Special.)-S. r.
Gender Morton; IL. Flegenhemer. !.
Floyd. ST. Denis: 7. Nash, ST. Stephens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
WASH FABRICS.
A great deal of selling will be
done here this week.

A great deal of selling will be
done here this week.
Real Scotch Bingham. I'm newest de-
signs Of silk figures and fancy WeaVes'
IS, 40. and 5Oc qualities 10 Z-3c yard.
Real Duchesse JacOnets, p inches wide
pretty figures, FAC. yard
French Plisse In various colors, best
Fancy Crepon Plsse. newest designs,
Fine Crnkled Crepon satines, 80 inches
wide, DC. a yard.
French Piques In plain colOrs on white
figured grounds. IKE.
zephyr-Finished Dress Ginghams l2lzc.
Fine Cheviots. 30 inches wide, for ladies'
skirts and boys and mems shirts, e1lc.
Fine Apron Checked Glnghsms, a new
FROM 10 10 Ii O'CLOCK
A. Good Quality Bleached Cotton hEc.
FROM . TO II O'CLOCK
Mulhouse French Organdies. pretty
colors. IS inches wide. &c. a yard.
FROM Y TO / O'CLOCK
Fine White Cambria, sc Inches Wide,
6Ac.-best l2l-c. value.
Innings.
We are way under the regular
prices that's usually asked for
Innings. Everything pertaining TO
a firSt-class department is hare.
FROM 3 TO 4 O'CLOCK
Grass Cloth will be sold al sc. yard.
FROM TO s O'CLOCK
Barred Muslin. Gray or Black. &C.
READY MADE SUITS AND
SKIRTS.
50 Ladies' Fine Cloth Dresses, cost 81
and sl2.s0 20 import. shipped US yes.
terday by express. to be sold AZ once ~
10 Ladies' Navy-Blue Serge Skirts. in
same lot, for Csc. each.
LADIES' Black Serge skirts lined through
and stiffened back, 81 ~.
Ladies' Crepon Skirts, Pfiestisy mate
rials. cost s.. $40. $3.50. and A4-sS, So
Ladies' Elton Suits. Atwood materials.
for $50. A finer Suit Tor AsS' cost
ladies Duck Suits, nicely made, slB.
Ladies' Linen-Duck Suits, Elton effect.
N9
Ladies' Navy. Black. Light. and Dark
Colors, made with Lole Fuller square
collar. belt and stay attached, y. AZ.
Ladies' Light Summer Dresses, In dimi-
~ lawn, from $50 10 $40.
Ladies Black Silk and Cloth
Capes that sold for $3.50, $3.50,
and $3.50, for SO TO day.
Cloth Capes that cost S9s and A67.
$3.50 to-day-Black Tans and Navies.
CHILDREN'S REEFEIsS TO
BE CLOSED OUT.
1915 quality for $50.
s. quality for s..
$40 Quality for si.l5.
50 separate Blazers. In Tan. Grays. and
Navy, were s., s.. $50 SIG and ;l3
sizes 4 to 70. csc. choice.
THE COHEN co.
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WHITE QUILTS.

There'll be Special Sale of all
kinds of White Quilts here today.
FROM . TO 10 O'CLOCK
Fine Bleached Glass Crash, 2a,c a yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

WE ARE MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR PEOPLE.
Don't you think so , Read this !:
Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers, three
tucks, embroidered edge. sc.
Ladies' Plain Drawers. eight cluster
tucks, nicely made 500
Ladies' Cambria Drawers, six cluster
tucks, emhs odered rufile. &c
Ladies' Cambria Gowns, round
yoke, twelve tuckS, cgmbric frill
around yoke, sleeves. and neck 55c.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns, Y neck, fourteen
tucks, embroidered around sleeves and
V neck. SSc.-il.50 value.
Ladies' Cambria Gowns. square neck.
fourteen tucks in yoke, V neck OF en-
broidery, 81.
Ladies' Empire Gowns OF lace and en-
broidery. dotted muslin, collar edged
with lace, S.iS-S2D value.
NtIses' Aprons. made OF Bingham or
fine white linon dedacca. embroidered
edge Zoe each
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HOT SPRINGS, VA.
VIRGINIA HOTEL. COTTAGES. AND
PATH-HOLSE
NOW OPEN.
WILL. BE CONDUCTED IN SAME
EXCELLENT MANNER AS
HERETOFORE.
wARM.spRINns HOTELS

wARM-sp HOTELS
WILL OPEN JUNE LIST,
Many Improvements VIII ne MADE, and
comforts and attractions OF the place
greatly increased. Schedule Of prices
same as heretofore. Apply for terms, etc,
10 flkID- SIkltht, MahAR'r
NH T-Gu W&F Hot SPRINGS. Va.
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oTHE paASDoN,r oAsIc CRY, VA,
AT JUNCTION or CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO AND NORFOLK AND
WESTERN RAlLROADS
THE AsHEVILLE or VIRGINIA"
OPENS MAY ETH,

with many new attractions. Dancing.
pool ana BILLIARDS. lawn tennis. goil, hunt
Ing. fishing. riding, and driving. Unsur-
passed mountain scenery In all directions.
Atmosphere dry and inyg0raung. 40
sulphur Arsenic and Freest0ne waters.
Write FOR booklet OF testimonials and
analysis ~ water. Special rates 70 FAINT
lies by the month.
G. w. SMITH.
NV end9u1 prOOriefOr
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THE GREENBnIER WHITE STU
nnarn zpnINGz

PHJR SPRINGS
OPENS JUNE ETH
under new mana cement aud with great
improvements. For further Information
and pamphlets apply 10 or address
EUBANn & GLOVER.
Proprietors White sulphur Springs,
Greenbrler county, ". Va.
or Purcell. Lsdd q Co, Agents. Rich
mOnd, Va. for the sale OF the water.
nv i2-im
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Remember OUR MOTTO 80 WHICH
MEANS we sell everything at the lowest
POSSIBLE PRICE.
THE BON MARCHE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-11
sUETEEIANEAN LAKE srp1 ~
AGAIN.
Farmer Near Quincy Finds Irene,
Gus Flow Of Water.

A subterranean lake or river. hayin,
a capacity of nearly 10000 gallons ae
water every six minutes. has been dix.
covered on the Knox farm. that Il Il.
Gated between Eubanks and ChIala
about nine miles northeast Of Quincy
I'll. The facts regarding the discoy.
cry were brought TO the city by George
Ohnemus, who lives near Eubanks
Mr.. Ohnemus stated that he had M,
seen the well. but his sons had. ann
that they were so excited when then
related the story of the find that r
was very hard to get at the details. T,
seems that about the first of this week
some men began to bore well on tile
Knox place. which Is little southwest
Of Chiola. They had only gotten down
about thirty feet when they heard
rumbling noise. From this on they
worked more cautiously till they got
down another twenty feet. when. all
of a sudden, water commenced to boil
IN through the hole made To a height
of twenty-five feet The pump tina,
they had provided would not near az
for suck a volume of water as began
to pour out. Some farm hands were
dispatched to Quincy to procure a
pump. The men got pump that has
a capacity of eighty gallons a minute.
The pump was attached to a traction
engine, and for the past two days and
nights the pump has been working Its
fullest capacity, and the well yet has
sixteen feet Of water. The owners Of
the we'll think that they have struck
rich find. and, as a consequence Of
the discovery, the people living in the
neighborhood are all excited. This
well Is less than a mile from the one
which was dug with similar results
recently. The land in the vicinity Of
the underground lake is, perhaps,
$50 feet higher than Quincy. The i'm.
preston is growing that this body Of
water extends under this town and
later developments may distinctly
mark out its course.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-04-11
a CoNsIDERATE EMBEZZLER

They were discussing the failure of
a certain big firm at the club. the en-
beZzlemenIs on the part Of the senior
partner and the consequent ruin Of
other business men caused by the en-
tire deplorable transaction. The senior
partners name was-call him Brown.
such A man as that is worse than a
thief" remarked one of the group,
In the case of the thief only one
party, as rule, Is injured. Here tile
damage done extends To many. One
firm loses by the loss of the other,
and, as result. it is swamped, and In
going down some one else has to suf-
fer Such a man had not a redeeming
point and after 50 much devastation
he only got half what he deserved
when be blew his brains out
Il think you are mistaken re-
marked a young man who was one Of
the group.
THAT he should not have blown his
brains outT'
No; that was the one thing left him
TO do. But you are wrong when you
say that he had not the redeeming
point"
And can you make il out that Dc
hadg"
Yes Ii was like this: | was then
a young man. just starting In business.
had the temerity. after having served
my apprenticeship for many years, 10
tiny 10 establish wholesale house.
met Brown, ana he seemed 10 take
fancy 10 me.
He was old and grizzled and | was
young and ambitious. with great deal
of push and mighty little capital. IL
was then power, and ! saw that Bits
patronage was the one thing that
would keep me ahoat
Il had struggled along. but had not
sue eeded very we'll and the future
looked very dark. indeed nothing bur
debts and life ~ drudgery to clear
them otf Moreover, had been
married but a year. and had sweet
wife and child
Well. when | almost begged Brown
for his patronage urging that canla
clo AZ well TIM him as any one else, he
liSteued attentiyely AMI then finally
gave lne small order The order was
filled and was satisfactory, and Tn
money | received enabled me ta tHfn
around
After that ~ gave me afssg