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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-15
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-15
Gin @imt fir ssamtltea.

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@ulifOrnia.W linen finbet nIan
nnitreitig bel 5. s. Meper, alamos
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mdblt. @r bat fir feline @eiHe iebt
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fam. Wtan iprede Dor, fslte bic pers
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wabl. Greie 9blieferung innerbalb
Der Gtabt.
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Dr.. James Hall Bell,
Mngens Ar5t
Offite: solsbaS 8lod, 9an gntpnio.
8eoeuteuoe 8arsaiHs in 2duoereien.


Da id in ben Iebten suei Sabren
neridiebene 2anbifreden i'm fiibmeits
li6en 9beile bes States gegen 6ps
potbef aufnebmen muBte. 10 bin i'd
iebt i'm 5tanbe, iOl6e 2dnbereien 3Am
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pro5entfaBe 5u berfaufen. @uteS
Jarm., 9eus unb Weibelanb. nit unb
obne 8erbeReruugen, tn fleinen unb
groBen Sthden.
Wesen gtnaelbeiten, preiie, @ate
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bes &c. fhreibe man an
6. 3. @banbIer,
2odmopbs Banfeebdube. San Mntonio.
&efereu3en: Sebe 8anf in San
Nntonio.
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Grlanger,
PaHa8e=8iaette a4er Mrt
Rad mt bon europa.
Suif@emSe6ss0faten mienri9er als
ie 5atur.

Sebt 1T bic 3eit. 9idets gu faufen
unb 8erwanbte unb 8efannte aus Der
alien 0eimatb beriiberfommen 3tt IaKen.
Wegen genauer Snformation tpenoe
man fid on
Mr. 80. s. 9pnnG
8enerais pafagiersNgent bet MalDtp
Santpfer 9inie,
523 @ah ? 9Dufon StraBe, San Nn'
tonio, 3e1as.
Off3ieller Ngent fiir alle europGi.
f9en Oampfer 2inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-15

Co als Tlafdenbier lnd5t sas
buufle ,,GrIan8sr" ber apne
stcr. 8rauerei ietmeS 0Iett8eu.
Gs TT etn fr6ftis ein8ebramtes, 0nt
absefaaertes Bier Duu 8ruken Wpbls
gefdbma6, 6as uprtreffli@ beepmlat
nnO ffdI feines retd5en MfaI5gebaltee
ipe8em and befonbere ais 0efr1mR
iiir sfraufe anD RecDnbaleecentem eias
net. 9Ser belleni JlaiAembier ben
Wor5ns siebt, benz tpiro bas 20 q : Il
ne t" befDnoerS suiagen.
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Gs tit feir ssrrtbuu,.

Die Suniet Woob 60. tamn
gu9 an gurem 6ol3 unb &oblen @eIb
iparen. Sic bat ben gr6Bten 0ors
ratb in San Nntonio unb bat bic Ngens
tur fur bic berhbmten McMQifer Sn.
bianer Serritorium 9oblen.
Selepbonirt an iie. Selepbon 81.
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9eras 3iiten.Jair, 9idiniun,
Gerda.

Mn ben 3asen bonn 19. bis %. gfos
bember finbet in Didinion, Seras, elmer
Mittels sStation auf Der Snternationals
babn. 5mifden 6oulton unb @alneifLn.
bic Seras aiiiiensGair ftatt. au tpel6er
Geitlidfeit bic Snternationolbabn @rs
furfonssgillette 3u ermdBigten Gabrs
preiien anbietet.
Wegen ndberer gin3elbeiten penbet
Sud an ben nd6fen Sidet'agenten,
pber f1reibt on
8. 5. price. u. 8. p.4.
palel7ine, Seras.
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sltlaata : Gspofitio,a.

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lanta unb surhd finb ieBt auf Der ssis.
8abn in &raft. Megen
ndberer Nustunft uenbet SUD an
9. 5. price, u. @. q. a.,
Palefine. 9eros.
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Nptis an gtemer3abler.

Sie 5teuerIifen fur bas Sabr 1895
befinSen Rd iebt in meinen Dduben
unb ale StaatSs unb @Dunins Steuern
iinb iebt In meinsf Office 5abIbar.
Sole @affiano,
steuer Solicitor, 9eyor @ounis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-15

9onp Tauft's &eitaurant unb Gu.
fternbauS. st. 2ouiS. prominente
Burger unb Grembe aus allen Welts
tbeilen t6nnen BIER angetroffen tperben.
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0atthtes 2Srpthers.

Gleiider. sos gait 6onlton 5trabe,
2iefern bas porahsli9fte &inbs, 56of.
unb S9neinefieifd. 9 Spe3iaIttdt.
Sunses 4albfleifb. sllIe 6ors
ten BON gDurif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-15

photographer, 9abinet @r6Be,
feline NuSftibrung $1.00 per 9uBenb
bel 6 nab.
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Sn @erbinbuug hermit iit Elm
Siibs mnb u II fterns@ar
9dsli6 frii6e Slide, auiiern, MiIb,
@efliigel aller Irt. Selepbon 399.
8efellunsen tperben in ireeab einsw
Sbeile ber Stabt frei abaeIiefert.
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8auft bel SoIlanh Cure O e'
10 iir3G grtinen &affee &C. &c.
233 Wefs@ommeree.S .StraBe.
Selepbon 311.
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2rinft 6ullanS's 3affee j; ieben
Sag frii6 9ebrannt.
9rimtt Gullamb'S 9bee.
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GDDleD's Gegtfter, go. % Glamc
pla5a bat einen Ruf fir guten altea
@bisfep, bic befen semif1ten @es
trdnte, feline Weitie unb dusge3ei6nete
unb einbeimii6e @igarren
unb tets frif@es Bier. Der gisentbh,
uier. Soc @ooIep, beriteht fein Gei9dft.
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: Der Orben ber Obj deaowsA

Der Orben ber rObb Gelows4
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@rmarten raid. Sn pielen 6tdbten
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bereu 3elte tn Berlin, @barlottenburg.
Magbeburg. Stuttgart, Mhn9en, 9ans
noper, altOua, Samburg, aiel, OreS.
ben, 8reslau uub Grantfurt q. so. aufs
gefblagen finb.
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CERVANTE ES
CENTRO GENERAL
DE PTBLICACIONES

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-01-30

Mrs. Capt. Williamson and niece,
Hiss Josie Bowling, returned yes
terday from q visit to her parents
at Gallipolis.
Capt. John C. Porter, of Glen
wood, was in town Saturday He
has host of friends in this place,
who are always glad to see him.
Miss Eunice English, who has
been quite sick with a threatened
attack of pneumonia, we are glad to
announce. is somewhat better.
Mr.. John Healey, of Parkersburg,
has been engaged as clerk for A. F.
Kisar, and book-keeper for the
Kanawha Marine Dock Company.
Mr.. John C. Storlz and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. Chas. Bettenger,
at Leon. Mrs. Stortz will remain
few days with her brother.
Mr.. H. Locke, of Upland, was
pleasant caller at our office, Satur-
day, and renewed his subscription
to the WEEKLY REGISTER.
Mr.. NJ. B. Fisher and little
daughter, c. a. Delaplain and wife,
of Wheeling, and ]. W. Kidd and
wife, of huntsville, were registered
at the Phenix Hotel, yesterday.
Mr.. ]. C. Carlyle, of Lock / l, was
caller at our Office Saturday, and
ordered the daily seut to him for a
month. He expressed himself as
highly pleased with the daily.
Mr.. Frank a. stortz, who is at
Ironton, experimenting of taking
up of drift ties for Col. Sealy, came
up to spend Sunday with his par
ents
Mr.. Geo. PfeufFer, representing
the well known popular House,
The Henking Bowie Company, Gal
lipolis, Ohio, and who can sell more
goods than any man on the road,
and is never idle, but always jotting
down orders, was here, the other
evening, the guest of his uncle, c.
F. Hess, Esq.
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From New Haven.

New HAVEN, W. Va, Jan. 9th.
To Daily Register:
P. L. Jones has sold his store
room and lot now occupied by Me
Kee Bros, to the Consumers Coal
Co. Mr.. Jones goes to Parkersburg
to engage in business.
Batey Bros, have bought the
tools and stock of P. L. Jones and
will erect tin and hardware store
on their lot near Juhlings brick
store.
Mrs. DIR. Roush has been visiting
relatives at Guyandotte and Hunt
ington the past week.
Rev. Files, of the Lutheran
Church, is holding revival at
Beech Grove, above town.
Geo. n. Capehart did not accept
his appointment at Charleston, as
he had the promise of another po-
sition.
Miss Mollie Robinson has been
quite sick the past week.
Hon. Geo. F. Bumgarner, recent
ly eleUed to the Legislature from
Fayette county is expected here on
Saturday.
Several of our citizens are max
ing donations for the sufferers in
the Hooking Valley.
Hrs. Jake Riggs, of Hartford, was
here Wednesday, consulting DR..
Roush in regard to her little boy
who was bitten by a mad dog at
Hartford.
Roush Bros, of this place, com
plain of the scarcity of beef cattle.
Mr.. Fishman, of Baltimore, was
business visitor here, Wednesday.
Jeanette Jackson. Of Union, spent
Wednesday with Rdae Boush.
have the lamps. but rather have
stamps.
I'm going to sell 'en out cheap;
Would like some honey, but must have
money,
So come and take the whole heap,
Or you can have part of 'em;
Lamps complete, from 20 cents mp.
A. CYAN GLIDER.
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Personal Mention.
From Saturdays Daily.


Mr. Sim Hannigan is at Spilman,
to day, on business.
Mr.. J. a. Armstrong, Jr., is in
Portsmouth, o.
Capt. n. P. Baker, of Charleston,
Road Master on the X. & NJ. Rail-
way, was in town yesterday.
Miss virgie Wiley, is visiting the
family of Geo. W. Pulliu, Esq, at
Debby.
a. K. HOscher, of Hickory
Chapel, has been allowed an in
crease of his pension.
Mr.. Curtis Hysell is suffering
with a serious attack of acute neu-
ralgia.
H B. Asbury, agent K. & NJ, at
Middleport, was a business visitor
to our city yesterday.
Capt. John B. Stewart and
family left yesterday for Missouri.
Before leaving he ordered the
REGISTER to follow him.
E. S. Bright, Esq, of Brighton,
was in town yesterday. He is a
prosperous country merchant and
al extensive timber dealer.
Mrs. E. J. Montgomery is in
POmeroy, called there by the seri-
Gus illness of her nephew, Master
Billy stagg
Mr.. Chas Bright of Brighton, was
wn yesterday. During the
lat, he caught over $40 worth
of tie which he turned over to
Col. D. Sealy, and got his money.
Capt. Henry Gwinn of Glenwood,
was pleasant caller at our Office
yesterday, and after paying for the
weekly one year, ordered the daily
sent to his address for awhile.
That prince of good fellows, Nat
Bloom, is spending few days with
his family in this city. Nat is on
the road selling confectionery, and
is said TO be a successful salesman.
The ever popular Gus Jordan ar
rived in town yesterday, and will
remain few days before going out
on the road again, as Manufacturers
agent.
Mr. Griff 7. Smith, of Washing
ton, D. c., attended the Legislative
ball at Charleston, and arrived here
last night on a visit to his parents.
He will return this evening to
Washington.
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On account Of sickness, DIR.
Barr, of Charleston, could not be
present, Sunday at the Greenbrier
Church, to assist in the installation
ceremonies. Rev. Donaldson, of
Huntington, ofieiated, assisted by
Elder Samuel Sterrett, of Buffalo.
There was quito large congrega-
ton, and all expressed themselves
highly pleased with the ceremonies
and the elegant and eloquent SER
mon, aud manner in which the cere-
monies we're conducted by Rev.
Donaldson.
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lFrom Mondays pat1y.l

Mr.. Ed. Baden Of Mason, was in
town Saturday.
Miss Mable Hodge spent Sunday
with her parents. at Middleport.
Judge English returned to Char
lesion, this morning.
=. J. W. Roach returned Sun
day ltom Charleston.
Mr.. John Epple spent Sunday at
PomerOy with his parents.
We are sorry to learn of the sick
ness of Rev. W. E. L d'Argent, at
his rooms in Gallipolis.
Mr. Cyrus Messick, of Wyoma,
was in town Saturday, shaking
hands with his friends.
Mr.. Lee Harper left this morning
on his usual trip through Ohio,
Kentucky and this State.
Mr. A. W. Smith, of Bancroft,
was here Saturday, the guest OF
frierds.
Mrs. Willie Holloway returned
to day, after spending Sunday with
her parents at Apple Grove.
Mr.. J. W. steenbergen and son,
lillian, of Gallipolis Ferry, were
Are Sunday, with friends and rela.
tives.
Mr.. o. Peabody, of Wheeling,
was a Phenix Hotel arrival yester-
day.
Messrs. c. K. Blackwood and W.
g. Yielding, of Lock IL, were
Tuests of Col. and Mrs. Sam Rey-
pIds yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Harper, who
ave been on visit to relatives at
Lckson, Ohio, returned home Sat
rday.
Mrs. Samuel Wheaton is very i'll,
hreatened with pneumonia. Her
any friends will regret to learn
is.
Capt. D. E. Newton, of Hartford
y, was in town Saturday, trans
ing business at the County
ks office.
pt. Johh Epple, father of Mr..
Epple, of this city, is serious
at his home in Pomeroy, with
hing Ike dropsy.
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THE GORDAN'S
ARRIVAL FROM THE NEW YORK
PASTEUR INSTITUTE,
Where They Have Been Uunder
Treatment for Mad Dog Bites.

Where They Have Been Uunder
Treatment for Mad Dog Bites.
Peter Gorden and two of his
children, and Charley Gordan, son
of William Gordan, have returned
from New York, where they have
been under treatment at the Pas
teur Institute for mad dog bites.
Mrs. Mary Sydenstricker, an old
lady, and a child of Peter Gordan,
who arrived later at the Institute,
will remain until sometime next
month.
This treatment is given by by
perdermic injections, into the sides
over the ribs, from once to twice a
day for fifteen days.
The Institute has an average of
four or five patients every day at a
fee of $3.50 to $3.50 each. They
made special rates with the Cor
dams OF $500 each on account of
their inability to pay more, claim
ing it to be the lowest that they
bad ever given, making $3.50 for
the six, besides their expenses of
travel, board, etc.
We learn that an order of 5000
was given by our County Court to-
wards defraying the expense of
treatment These people are all
poor, but honest and Woodworking,
and our deepest sympathies are ex-
tended TO them in their anxiety and
troubles.
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AEEO4Al hSShdN DaAAig
Mrs. Robert Shanks, near Lock
IL, is on the sick list.
James Robinson, Esq of Hart
ford City, was in town yesterday.
Hr. n. R. Alexander, of Charles
ton, is in the city.
Ballard Cremeens, Esq, of Han
nan, was in town yesterday.
Miss Susie waggenor, of Pleasant
Flats, is visiting relatives in this
place.
Mrs. o. V. Hall, who has been
sick for some time is slowly improv-
ing.
John S. Lewis, Esq, who resides
near town, is confined to his house
with an attack of bronchitis.
Miss Cora eating spent Friday
and Saturday with her parents, at
Gallipolis.
Misses Blanche Conley and Rose
Kidd, were the guests of Mrs. Cur
tbs Hysell, Saturday.
Chas. Murrey has resumed his
duties on the K. & NJ. R. r , after a
weeks vacation.
Mr. Geo. R. Maupin, of South
Side, was visitor to our town, yes
terday.
Mr. Chas. T. Beale, Jr., returned
yesterday from visit to friends at
Charleston.
Mr.. D. L. Entsminger has re-
turned to his home at Langville.
after a weeks visit to his brother,
A. E. Entsminger.
Miss Dora Warder, who has spent
the last three months with her sis
ter, Mrs. VIM. Starcher, will return
to her home at Grafton, tomorrow
Senator Hensley accompanied his
wife home to Hartford from Charles
ton, and returned to his duties yes
terday.
Mrs. P. S. Stevens, wife of editor
Stevens of the Winfield IrrepressiJle,
who has been here on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Sam Windon, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Smith, of Henderson,
and her relative and guest, Miss
Yancy, of Virginia, who have been
up the Kanawha visiting friends,
returned home Sunday on the
Henry NJ. Stanley.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-01-30
Look at Your Label.

The address label on your paper
shows the date to which it has been
paid. Look at it, and if your SUBJ
scriptiou is not paid up to date,
please make payment at once.
Our subscribers, of course, expect
to pay, and it should be only neces.
sary to refresh their recollection by
calling attention to the date shown
on the label to insure a prompt re-
mittance of the same.
We hope ali our subscribers who
are in arrears will feel inclined to
respond to this notice at once.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-01-30
Original and selected.

Original and Selected.
1t is not easy for a pretty girl to
believe that love is blind,
This windy weather is bad on
metal roofs.
The Odd Fellows of this city, are
talking of erecting a temple.
There are now II prisoners in the
county Jail, awaiting trial.
Quite a unmber of new houses
will be erected in this place in the
spring.
Don't sit in draught. If you
do the doctor will in all probability
be the one to cash it.
Many man is expected to be
the architect of his son-in-law's for
tune.
He-Darling, will you love me
when I'm gone?
she-Yes, if you are not too far
gone.
"Consider that moment as lost in
which we have Lot in some way i'm
proved our mind"
It's a wise,man that knoweth his
own son, and it's wise merchants
stock that knoweth its own par just
at this crisis.
When the locks and dams are
completed Point Pleasant will be a
busy, bustling town. Get afoot,
hold while you can.
No town in the State can boast of
a handsomer school house, or bet
ter public school, than we have in
Point Pleasant.
Correspondents be sure and sign
your name every time with your
letters. This is as much for your
protection as ours.
Parties who cut ties and props
along the county roads should not
leave the brush in the public high
way.
When you are looking for a
location or pleasant place to, live,
come to Point Pleasant, the best
town on the Ohio river.
Miss Carrie M. Gilmore, has been
appointed and qualified as Admins
tratrix of the personal estate of her
father, the late B. Gilmore.
The Wayne Record, is the latest
candidate for public favor. 1t is a
neat, newsy seven column paper,
and edited by J. L. Taylor. We
wish it success.
Talk fire protection, push it
along. We cannot afford to be
longer without it. Keep it before
the thinking public and we will see
Success crown our efforts.
The newspapers assert that Josh :
"a Marvel the new Republican Gov
eEnor of Delaware can neither read
nor write, not even being able to
write his own name.
The sherif's of Kanawha, Wood
and Ohio counties, in this State,
each get $4,000 per year, while the
Governor of the State gets but
$1,000.
The good people of this county
ought to send a car load of provis-
ions to the sufferers in Nebraska.
Who will take the lead in the mat
ter?
The latest fad is for young men
to wear button on the lapel of
their coat, and on the button are
the words; ga girl wanted" Will
the girls accept the offer or not?
business is PICKING up at lively
rate on our railroads. The stations
here on the Ohio River and K. & NJ.
Railroads, are among the best on
either line, SO far as freight and
passenger traffic goes.
Col. Jas. E. Robinson, now has
charge of the Gallipolis Tribune, as
city editor, and he is bringing it
right up with the times. No item
escapes him.
Some men always kick if they are
not consulted in regard to city af-
fairs. Hereafter they should be
given a gilt-edged invitation on n
silver platter to enter into all meet
ings.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-01-30
POINT PLEASANT.
THE BEST TOWN ON THE OHIO
RIVER.
what are You Going to do for Her
During 1895 2

During 1898
What are you going to do for
Point Pleasant the coming season ?
Are you going to invest some
money in improvements, thus Civ
ing employment to our mechanics
and laborers and adding to tho at
Effectiveness and wealth of the
city.
Are you after foreign people
with capital and enterprise, show
ing the advantages possessed by
our city as a location for manufac-
turing and business enterprises of
all kinds and trying to induce them
to invest and locate here to share in
the future prosperity and greatness
of the best town in the Ohio or
Great Valleys?
Are you trusting to somebody
else the work of getting enterprises
and improvements for our city at
their own expense of time and
money and then expecting to share
in the good things provided?
Answer these questions for your
selves and then study well the
answers which you have given.
If the answers do not suit you,
then you know who can change
them.
Wake up and go to work.
Do something for your community
and yourself at the same time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-01-30
Notice to Creditors.

We are sending out statements to
our patrons, and all who receive
them are requested to call at once
and pay up or arrange for settle
ment. This is business and all
accounts sent out that are not paid
will be put in the proper hands and
collected by law.
]. FRIEDMAN & Co,
may 16th.tf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-01-30
Asan onnreciotion Of the liberal |

As an appreciation of the liberal
patronage of our friends during the
past year, we will give one and all
an opportunity to get handsome
folding bed at a small cost, from
now until the Standard Folding Bed
Company moves their plant to
Charleston, we will let you have
any of fifty or more styles they
make at exactly cost price from the
factory, delivered free any place in
town, or at either wharfboat or de-
pot. This enables you to buy SIS
combination wardrobe folding bed
for $3.50, or any style they make
at the same ratio. Don't let this
opportunity go by if you are think
ing of getting a folding bed, it will
save you money.
Then we will sell for the next 80
days handsome antique ash bed
room suite, elegantly hand carved,
24x3O German bevel plate glass,
worth s24 for SIG so.
Solid oak bodstoads s1.75, 81. As,
worth from $3.50 to $3.50.
Very respectfully,
HARPER Bros,
The Low Priced Furniture Dealers.