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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

lie AN eicctlsl persua lGr. and ter, AFRO
many persons souurniultul o. hssvmpion,-
ol neon ng ulsc>Re that II would alu.os:
take tEat deadly ir,uMent To ,n-.rcn ,i',,'
To ado precautionary nea.urss ihe h.s
o. THESE IS recourse L. that tnc botun,c
resiorer. Ho-te.ters stomach ritt =. +,
van ,Wsae7 m"i"r u, rEonniut siu. kidne 8
iutsness and irrcguiurity OF tho. navel. ~,
comuleteiv foriInes the system agnn,t;heir
further inroads lis Ingredient, arc aran :,
from nature sioronouse. cOus .otently n ~
10 FROM tie Oh ection' attu,hins To many
absolute or scmI mineral rene iics Icr
thc delrUte. n6rm. conva,es emit nnJ -
derry II rs pecul arly b nehci.i IL vel
mont continuous ami systeme.ic use. Ink +.
1t at be time TO induce sleep. ami between
iEosiS 20 stimuli ito appetite ani digestion.
lie medical fraternity coucur in in',n,a
ing 1t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25
eLIzABETH CITY, N. G,

ELIZABETH CRY, n. c., June III
Mr.. A. Is. SesIy died on Saturday.
after lingering illness. The fuueraI
services were held on yesterday after.
noon
Mr.. a. Aydlett. father of Mr.. T.. F..
aydiett. experienced stroke of IN
ralysis on last Friday. He is now i'm
proving.
Have you noticed tho two handsome
cups III Selig's window? They arc to
be donated by him to the club winning
The baseball championship of the city
and are very appropriate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25
Election of oIs,c.r,.

The International Association of Ala
ehinlsts have elected the following OF
iicers Nj Il Thurman, NJ NJ; VIM
Coier. foreman: + Yeager, recordinn
secretary; a l. Evans, financial sccro.
tary; G T. Baker, treasurer: A SLack
lock, inside sentinel; + Watkins. out
slde sentinel; Il & Wood, chaplain,
VIM ioiemouing, conductor; j DAVIS.
s'"tlstlcinn. The following were elected
10 represent the association in the Cen.
trail Labor Union OF Southeastern Vir
g'nla: + leRger. NJ l. Thurman. g E
j /, Gore aud j DAVIS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25
Vrry ..nc ola l.nnhon n.ck l.runa,

Direct importation. This article has
no equal for family and medicinal pur-
poses, especially ut the present season
Wheh powei troubles afe SO prevalent.
fhysiciahs prescribe 1t In their prsc
tice with perfect reliance as TO its age
aud purity. Pure port vine from
Oporto, Portugal, obtained direct with
special reference to its efficacy IN SINH.
lar arrangements OF the system. The
stock of lIquors, wines. cordials, cham.
paigne, etc, at Burrows Drug Store,
cannot be surpassed, If equalled, by
ally establishment in the country,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25
The Virginiian's Daily Hints
HOUSE.kEEpERS!
Bill Of Fare
-F0E
TO : MORROW.
WEDNESDAY. LU>Ea6r,,.
>DAS. i VI a6 rIl.
icOrNHiGnT.

REAkEAS Bananas with Lemon
iny. Gralgc Marmalade Graham Mufins
Coffee.
DIN ~ Err. Boiled S,lmor. Peas. Po,a-
toes IN CIetr'. ettuvc. tutinnbcrs Cur.
rant oily. White aud Corn Bread Raspberry
Pie. tnocsP.
SUPPER Warm Graham Rread prunes
bricd Beei III Cream Gravy. Gingerbread. Tea
GINGERBREAD.
One aud onc-half cups m"l.- "nc-ha cup sour
cream, ore-hAl! cup butter: crV: one teas noon
ie'cI IAN 'hda "uc OF gingvr, unc-ipurth ,ait: "a
hsndlul ." seeded Iaisns; three cups of flour, Nice
in Leaf OF gem paus.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

Easy enough When G9c. buys choice
OF LOCO White Duck and White Mar
settles Vests the positive 81 aui 81. 80
Kinds. IhE Hun,
201 and 200 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

Have you consulted DR.. Week in re
ierepce TO yonr eyes: If not, don't fail
10 see him. + III Gale.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

1t bought Mt special purchase 9, OOO
White Dnck and White MarseiIles vests
-thanks to cash dickeriug" regular
S2.2J and ST. 80 Vests choice for univ
CSC. The Hue,
1t 207 and 209 Main STRAIT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

special reduction IN sterling silver
for the month OF June. Bridal presents
very low. Chaainau y Jakeman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

STANIED-The ruhiic to know that the Nor
~ rEel House !, the place TO 20 to enjoy
al he pleasures tie y ach affords at less cost than
any where Use III the Beach T.. w. MOLKLSklr
tioprictoU, ioN -. Virginia Beach iuiG-tt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

Mir. Massey was a! the right OF Judge
Nicely during tho session and appeared
to be perfectly we'll satisfied with the
condition OF things.
Secretary Of tho Commonwealth Joe
LawIess, ccupied a seat with the
Sheriff.
Col. Boykiu, of Isle of Wight, aud
State Senator Flood, of Appomattox,
and W. w. Gosden, of the Planters
National Bank, Richmond, were pres
cnt. The case will attract wide ntten-
ton and the attendance OF prominent
men from the city and abroad may be
expeGtod to day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25
w a NEED.

1VANTED-A good Cook. Washer ana Ironcr.
" Apply immediately At NlRGlNIAN OFFICE.
iu25-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

HuAkb One single aud one double Io,m can he
~ had win cato IN doSirabe'lp atty Tor SIG per
nohti Address 4. II. c, Nrginiau once
Day2,-:f
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Continued on second page.
THE CLOSING AnouMEsr.


Mr.. Thorn costended that the de
fence having charged bribery for
money canuos broaden the case to uon-
splrncy so AZ to increase the latitude
OF proof.
My friend believes that he stands
here rs the Commo wealth would aud
has right to apply whGteyer plea he
chooses. The ouiy thing that you can
do IN libel quit is this: Either say
that what VIC shy they said is not true,
or else IL true. But this IL matter of
evidence and not of pleading. They
want to shit this issue from bribery to
conspiracy, which they cannot do"
OvERKuLED.
Judge Preutis overruled tho demurrer
and eaid he thought the discussion
would have come more appropriately
when the evidence is reached. 1t seems
to me that this ~ ploa of justification
and 1t Ia admitted that this plea has
been made. You may show conspiracy,
said the Judge, betwsen Messrs. Mas
ssy, Womack aud the Book Company
] do not think this plea is proper, aud
therefore, overrule tho same.
THE JURY.
At the conclusion of the Judges re
marks the clerk was instructed to call
the venire, AT the request of counsel
for the defense the following question.
prepared by Captain Wise aud agreed
TO 10y counsel for the plaintiff, was
asked
"Are you aware that it is claim cd
that this case has been nude the sub
ject Of political discussion by certain
public journals and that the effect has
been made to mako 1t matter Of party
ceucern. ii so, nre your own political
views such that youswill be biasod III
your Judgment on tho law aud the
facts. by The effect which the Judgment
to be rendered may have upon any
political oTgnui2at'ou?"
some OF The other questions asked
were:
Are you rotated to any of the
parties to this suit"
"Are you connected in business with
any of them"
Have you made up or expressed al
opinion" etc?
Some OF the answers were very
funny. trpt. w. l.. Taylor said "hc
was preludlccd against both and bu
feared he might be nule To give them u
fair trial" llo wns excused.
When asked If he was rented to
either OF the parties Mr.. Fenslrrwald
said yes (which party" asked
the Judge. The Democratic party"
ami everybody laughed.
Tho yeulre being exhausted The court
adjourned till $50. and summons were
issued for others, The court dd NOT.
however, teconvcne till ) O'Clock, ANA
from that time TIL ) four other Jurors
were received, making total OF e! oven
"a fpllows.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

RoARD-Onc single room can be had with board
- ia desirable locality Tor SlG per mouth. Address
q. i. c., NirIiuiau office. ieIS.tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25
s3,,.izo.Son ,,,r,,,,.

The Equitable Life Assurance Socie.
~ has nearly twice as much surplus as
any other life insurance company.
a. MYERS, MANAGER
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

Wednesday, June 10th. make best
50 cabinet photos for ST. best 81 cabi.
net photos FOR $3.50. Ali other Sizes
at half price. For one day only. l72
Main street.
For electric fans and yentllating fans
of all kinds, address X. X. Cobb, No.
100 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
Iced Coffee (simply dellcious) at
Macs. Try it, and you will drink
nothing else this warm weather.
What Is tho eye? Mirror to the soul.
Take good care OF ii. If in trouble see
DIR. Week, at L. Ii. Gales.
rpssn,SpsN @ .nuo.s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

silver PIRIrd WAR.
Handsome line of silver plated ware.
Ice tubs, water sets. tea sets, etc. at
Brown IL VOLTS, No. ii Bank street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

4 GET act quickly Preserving Hook Spoon
~ Hrca'c't scicj lN95 send +, ed. IL Tor uuIi st.a
GLAZED !oon 10y mail fO&SI!EE x AlAIlN Gin
einuati, -.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

zen to sell by sample, our line 40 clp,r rnt.
+" rtImtod; II t i staple sugar: or sam pie,
e"d iul pAr'iel arS address, with stamp L. q. BOX
S26, New ! oTk city. jy2'-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

" ANItD--A situation by an intelligent white
~ girl 10 do Hll 3D., eft house work; would like
80 We on premises. Addrc.s ELLA COLLiN-.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

NVANrhp-lwo boise teams to- woik iu OOPS
" on GrHdiag NJ Gcu4u View. q. ". BEt-
BhkEii, contra = office 20 Henry 81. ir4l-iw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

COLpRED MEN WANTED to work n The IA l.
~ cad No boy. Apply to nfca at q : "
|KuBAkEE, Contractor, -O.lIeury street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

StANIEp-A fnt-cluss coloTsd e OK. settled; IN
Ieisiands marking. Apply 81 caUr,h street
e''N'' . u. H. les
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

IVAN ID-A Servant t. cook wash aud iron
" apply al once To IA lrecm.son street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

SE ANTElj-l Lady agents ihIoughou, Virginia n
" handle ou article that sells On its merit Al
cIess @!i lihh ayomuo >. L., Hoa-uose. Va. oc29
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25

Iced Tea at Macs. Ice Cream Of
Macs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25
EDis SALE.

ON the Wrong "ido of the street.
Geo. ID. Chase, III Main street, but
he is on the right side of prices. Fine
iine of watches, chains, etc., belt buck.
les and silver novelties. Prompt at.
santion gwen to all kinds Of repairs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-25
THE jury AND. WITNESSES.

lcssrs W w Chsmberlaine. San
dusky Do2ier, w w Vicar. ID 9 Lassi-
tor, Il y Saunders, w Thompson Bar
ron, RIP Noight, ID q Worthington, j
i Peee. Il A DoDie and Hugh Il Page.
The following are the witnesses III
the case. many OF whom reside else
Where:
For the PLAINTIFF T O'Ferrall,
Governor of Virginia; II Taylor SCOTT,
Attorney General Of Virginia; j r
Lo'tieSS. Secretary OF the Common
wealth of Virginia. lanes Nc GHrci.y,
secretary OF the Board OF Education
of Virginia; L w Mckinney, ex.Gov
ernoT of Virginia; j L Ward, Robert
Ward. l. O Wutta. Frank Gilmer, VIM
/! Mnnpln. Il Wingtieli, Jesse l.
Fry, W L Jones, Samuel Hart, l. NJ
Macon. " " rjnbS, I0tney' .Mcldon,
4 y /GchaW, w & Wilder, John L.
Roper, ID Hn"phrcyE, $ q Collins.
Bricl;house, Ira y White. Frank
b@seh, L Q White aud G z Nerdier.
For the Delendhnts-W L Wrsy,
John Rutheford, Tazewell Elliott, Con.
ErassuRn elect from The Richmond
District; il l. Smith Benz Owen, A IL
Vonablc. W. @ Tsliaferro, AP Wat
king .iH'o% DichjnSoa; ii ID Flood.
State Senator from APPROXIMATION Julian
Wsrd. " J. Yancey, IL G Brnxton. L
" Mckinney, j a McGivary, Owen
Barr, il Z Henry. IL T. Ri0ckmcN.
4 i PANE. Geo Morris, Mrs John l.
Massey, Frank L Dunkley and Mary
ID Johnson.
The names 10 italics in the above
Lists answered when called. Others Of
those living III the city were in court
from time to time during the day.
The Judge decided to open court at
1890 am. and continue the session TIL
3 o'clock. lie believed it would be
sufficiently long session this hot
weather. Should the case progress
slowly the length of the session would
be increased.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01

| mp next week. the case OF p. c. Votaw,
murder. to he called Mon Law morning,
| The grand jury has returned twenty
ore ! lis of ind ctmcnt and The Jurors were
| sin At work We to-day.
| There is N regular petit jury for next
week, a special Neulrc has been sum
moned for the NotTw care.
REAL ESTATE r -tANsFERs.
Tie following deeds have been Med Tor
record with Comfy Clerk Banchette since
last report:
V Blanchette and wife e. EIgar Adrus,
lots and 2 three-fourths Of LOT and
| one-fou!th Of lot 4, block IS, Banchette
second addition 10 Beaumont. $50,
| JOHN H. Brooks. Jr.. to / ID Po'k $40
az res in he emory Rams league, Jetferson
county. $ 600.
Mrs. Caroline A. Gilbert to Mark Down
| ing and VIE. north half OF lot 1Gt block
| 81 city II Beaumont, 5000
NJ. +. Coleman ct al. to w. p. ii, Nc
| Fadi.n, all interest In ~ acres of tie
| Jol n H. Coleman survey. Jeifers on couu-
w. +. Gilbert to Mrs Caroline a. Gil
bert, north half Of lot l64. block 81, city
Joseph Marty. s3r.. to Cecilia swnnl,c,
tract of land In the McGaffev Leagues
jefferson county 500
| OF land IN the McGaffey eagle jefferson
county, 500.
EliYa -. Causcy ct al bv attorney.
20 alley ana Abram So in'ky. 40 acres
X own loi So in the Spear league, JEFF
f,rso n ouniy, NN.
] ugham II wife to j mn y. Gilbert
ard Nary G ri kiln. block h IN the b.
d Crazy ad liti0u To Beaum mt, Sll3,
Joseph Marty, Sr.. TO Victoria Tanner.
ltoxi26 feet in he MeGaffey league, jet
A bert Brouasard to Alexander Brous-
sard. 4i6 acres known as cert noate NO.
$40 ffersoa county. So and 9th consi /
errt ons.
O. Is. Grooves to j, II Hoorcs n part
Of the a6 ceres ratented to A. r ancheft c
az u tent No. So ifers n county. si0
J II. T. II rson an wi @, to J. u + TX,
u aces tle ttGo I!ai league, Jeffer-
w II Ii lds'y ct 70 ]. y. Po k. one
twentieth interest n the Emory Rains
league. Jcnerrcn county. So.
J9tet h Marty, $ to lie c MARTY. tra
of land IN the MeGaff'y enene. jefferson
county, 400 ,,,.r,,,,
T Gulf AMI Interstate ra Iva pe0n.c
are raudlV CLOSING up the gap between
High Isand and Bo,'var Point.
Pipe for the artesien well to he sunk
IN I q ,orrf house cQnarr 8 hcing plsced
on he srgun Mr. ! X. + 1t !, lhc con
tractor IS looking for his Wei boring
,uecbirerv daily nj expects t. be at work
carly next week.
In the art department II The Texas
Coast Fair. held at Dickinson. the FIRST
nfjz,. for pastel copy. IDEAL comp. was
1waried 10 MIS- Carrie Gilbert 81 ~ au.
mont Miss Gilbert rs he eccc.lnpl shed
50 r Of Nh J3rn n. Gilbert In former
NECESSARY In the successful artist. and
lie Iaurcls won by her AT the Coasi Fair
are ssratifylng to her many frionds and
admirers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01
GOOD LUCK STORY.

Chicag0 NeWS.
Why is it that the sport always tells
of his hard luck and never says word
of his lucky sircakS.' said an old-pnier
~ he reached for light for his cigar
Il sometimes think TINT good luck
story would be in order. Well, | have
one.
1T was about forty years ago that !
was a frcqucnter of the pool rooms.
was not a plunger, for ! was q happy
10 lucky fellow who always drank hcaN-
rial day was a winner, for had back
ed Jcre Dnpnc's mare. Louise to win, at
20 10 |, and had a few dollars in my
pockct Like many others ] went ont
and had many drinks, for | had learned
that it was policy TO drink when ! was
winner Only the fool drinks when ne
iosss. got back in the poo! room whth
was dizzy and could not reaa tue Names
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01

An opinion just handed down by the
Kentucky court OF appeals affirming the
decision of the Louisville law and equity
court Issued In 1891 IL n signal victory
Tor car service principles. AS Texas en-
Joys well regulated ear service associs-
lion, the case will be found OF interest In
this State. The case WAS vigorously con-
tested on both sides ana strenuously ar
Eued by the leading lawyers OF Louisville.
me court holds that while common car
rlers, members OF car service 8ssocia-
lon, have no right 10 refuse to receive
freight from or switch cars for shipper
because he owes TO them or TO other mem
berB Of the association car services foes,
WHICH he refuses to pay, or because he
ana other shippers have combined to re.
sist the enforcement Of the reasonable
rules Of the association, yet q shipper thus
tn default can not ask the aid or court
admits II is its duty 10 do, and which Il
is willing TO do upon compliance on tho
shippers part with the reasonable rules
OF the association, The shipper having
done the first wrong. and this caused the
wrnnr-doing Of the carrier the court may
refnee 20 hear him. And especially 50
when az IN this ease. the delivery Of the
accomplished by the usual ~ manda-
tory Injunction when the petition was
ihlef. If upon any particular shipmert
storage chargeg have been accumulated
before II IL unloaded by the oonsignee
and IL IL sfill In the car Of the carrier, II
may he retained until the regulation il
compiled with and the charges paid.
Waterloo bridge IL the Iongest across
49,. i.ffn ftUg In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01
= For THIRTY DAYS ThE ARMORY

pie indeed, when reminded that we buy
direct from the manufacturer. not from
the 1obber. We pay spot cash, thereby
making handsome profit through the
medium Of extra discounts.
We have but one price and treat all
alike. We sell for spot cash. not on credit,
which enables us to avoid all risks and
dispense with the services OF both book
keeper and collector
Resides. we have most competent res
ident buyer, backed by good taste. sound
Judgment and sufficient means to secure
such bargains as may from day 10 day
present themselves in the Eastern market
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01
thought I had been backing Jerc Dun

thought / had been backing .Iere Dun
mes mare Louise, which had won 50
often in the East with Josh Jones up. /
never let on. but fro4i that day ] have
player. On the night played Louise
Forest | had taken Iinnic, the first
name on the board, for Louise, aud that
was what | intended TO play. But ! won
and never said word. Louisa Forest
was maiden when she won that race,
She proved good fair race mare aud
won some good events later on. How
ever, that pool room keeper thought |
got a late tip and never knew the truth
until the authorities closed the rooms"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01
SCHOOL SHOES.

6NtoVit CtsVbr.
We have just received 100 cases OF BoyF
and Youths School Shoes. the celebrated
Excelsior make, we will soil each and
every pair with n full guarantee and un-
Outstanding that we win refund the money
or give a new pair for any Shoes OF above
make that may fail 10 give satisfaction.
Try them and you Will have no others.
Excelsior Shoe Company Boys' Dom
COLA Balls. new Opera Cape Toe,
Mckay scwed, sizes "a TO sls, for. 81 90
Excelsior shoe Company Boys Fine
Calf Balls. Globe. Plain Toe. Me-
Kay sewed, sizes ~ to ~, sor....., 81 7S
Excelsior Shoe Company Boys Fine
Calf Balls. Cap Toe, Spring Heel.
sSwcd, best shoe scld, fcr,.,.....s.., 81 10
Excelsior Shoe Company Boys' Finc
Calf Button Patent Leather Tip.
spring hecl. Mckay sewcd, sizes
. to u and i3ls TO 2, for.........,,. 81 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01
Comforts. Comforts.

Our. 400 Fun Size Comforts, six7o
this week =. =. -. =. -. 80. 75c
Our 81 l5 Comforts stxIs this week., 81 90
our ti6n Comforts, 6ix12 this week. ! 10
ON. N,76 Comforts, extra quality,
this week 49,. -. -. -. 49,. 80. 80, 1 IS
Our 1900 Comforts. fancy sateen and
crotonnc covered, this week ...,... 1 50
Our 1925 Comforts, fancy sateen and
creionne covered, this week, ..... 16
Our $3.50 Comforts. extra fine sateen
down filled. this week e., 4,. 49,. -. 3 IS
our 800 Comforts. extra fine sateen
down filled this week ...... ....... 3 %
Our $500 Comforts, extra tine sateen
down hlied this week g.. 49,. ... 4 20
our 81 50 Comforts, extra tine satcen
down filled, this week .., &C.. 49, s %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01
SHOE DEPARTMENT..

sooo CASES OF GENTS FINE SHOES
JUST RECEIVED.
100 cases Gents Fine shoes worth
Slho N.lt ana E.n, our price N.U,
VIA ana ,,.,.,....,. ,,.,.. ...........$ LOO
GENTS FINE HAND sEwEp AND
GOODYEAR WELT SHOES.
Gents Fine Hand-scwed Cordovan
Halls and Congress, calf lined coun-
ter globe, plain toe, sizes 5 to 10,
others sell them al S6V our prices %.uo
Gents Fine Hand sewcd French
CAR, Consress, can lined counter
globe, plain toe, sizes to IL, others
sell them at So.eN, our price.,,.$ $50
Gents Fine land-sewed Genuine
Kangaroo, Bats aud Congress.
leather lined counter globe, plain
toe, sizes to 10, othera sell them
at $500, our price .......,.,'.,".'@ SW
Gents Fine Hand-scwod Calf Balls
aud Congress, leather lined coun-
Ter globe and French, plain toe,
sizes to 10. others sell them at
$500 our price .s.,,".., -...'..''s S'"'
Gents Fine Genuine Kangaroo, Hats
and Congress, globe plain toe.
sizes b TO TO- others sell them ~
$3.50, our price ,.,.,','. .t'.''''''s "'"u
MEMS WORKING SHOES,
our line OF Mems WORKING Shoes can't
be cqunlcd for the money. FOR NJ ana
wear every pair is warranted.
Mems Pebble GRAIN and Heavy solo
Wardwell Hand-scwed and cabis
Screwed Shoe, Balls aud tongrcps
every pair warranted, value sSW
this weeks price. ..,,..'.','.'''s E'V
Our Whaiehone Mems calf. hcavy
Scotch sole, Wnrdwell l'and-sewrd
and Gable screwed. Balls ana Con-
gress. every pair warranted value m
$500. this weeks price .,......''''' A'uo
Mons Scotch CRlf Cree0morc hala
heavy Scotch sole, water proof
every pair warranted, value &W
this weeks price ..,.r.+',ss','''''' .'Vu
Gents Fine Gait. Bats and Congress-
Globe and French plain toe, sizes
to II. others sell thcm at SSno
our price ..,.s..-fs''''' 'ss''''''''''s SOW
Gents Fine car. Bals and Congrcss.
Globe and French, plain toe slzcs
to II. others sell them at $3.50,
our price .es,t..t, '.ss...s.s', .s.s.s A.tb
our Dingley Foss Champion Black
Bottom Calf Halls md Congress,
Globe and French, plain toe, others
sell them at $500, our price ,.,,....s lss
Gents Fine Calf, Balls and Congress.
French plain toe, sizes TO II,
others cell at $500, our price..,.s 100
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01

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75c Grade Black, io-inch, Electra Fin
ish Henrietta; 15c Grade Black 40
inch, Plain and Figured Armures;
7sc Grade Black 4o-inch. Plain and
Brocaded Brlliantiues.. ~. $50. tec
SPECIAL NO g.
SIC Grade Black ie-ineh Rain Proof
Serge: 15c Grade Black it-nch,
Double Ora ie Crepon; 75c Grade
Black, i0-inch. French Novelties. Soc
SPECIAL NC. e.
sloo Grade Black, a2-iuch, Double
Grade Serge; sio0 Grade Black. 81
inch. broadolo,h. Csc Grade Black.
BLACK. i2-lnch, SILK Warp Hen
SPECIAL NO. 4
s.25 Grade Black 4e-inch. prlestley's
silk Warp Henrietta 80. . .. 49, Csc
81 30 Grade Black. A4-lnch, Priestley's
six Warp Eudora -. -. 80. go, 81 10
SIZE Grade Black. 4i-inch, Priestley's
SIX Warp l1enrictta e. -. ... e.. / %
SIZE Grade Black, 5i-inch. Ladies
Worsted -. -. 80. &c. 80. -. -. l %
SPECIAL NO. s.
S.50 Grade Black, 4S-lnch. Wool and
SILK Novelty Crepon. of which we
nave limited supply. and no more
10 he had Mt our price ............. 15c
SPECIAL NO. o.
50 90 Grade Black. 4S-iuch. Imported
High Novelty silk and Wool Crepon
Skirt Patterns only four left,
choice of which win be sold Mon
udN ior''' 80 - .'' -. ...'..... 10 ~