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DEATHS.

HODGsON Died. at the Virginia Hos
pital Saturday. June nth az p. NJ.
LIZZIE KIRTLEY HODGSON. aged p
years.
Funeral at Columbia, Va. MONDAY.
the 10Th.
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g. inches wide, 75c.. worth SIS.
Bleached Table Damask, running vein
design. Zoe. worth Sc q Y5 lrd. c,o.er.
leaf patterns, yards wide' only ST. worth
Bieached Table Damask. figured and
floral designs. only SOC yard.
Blcacned Table pamask, WITH iVy-leal
pattern, soc a yard. worth $40 yard;
Bleached Table Damask Linen, Lily OF
tho valley. 81 yard. worth sl.gg ~,.,..
Full line Of Iurkey-hei IaDie-Cl0tns
By the yard. from % 70 75c.
Napkins az Wc. a dozen, strong, old
fashioned German drill Napkins; bleach
ed. is inches square
grass b'eached. not speck OK dressing
Is inches square
At N.75 a dozen. about % dozen Napkins,
Snow White. Scotch Damask, a incnes
square. ..
Bargains are doubly bargains II they
come i'm -he height of wanting time.
Ribbons at prices nobody ever dreamed
OF until we sec the pace OF this month.
Td1eta ri bLons. lie.
Wide Tafieta Neck Ribbons. ice.
flc. Tameta Ribbons, Gc
Black SILK Betting and Colors, lSc. a
Persian Ribbon. 25c., was l0c
Black and COiOrel Satin Ribbons, al
most every color perceiva0le 20. . only
&c. a yard; No z. Or. n yard; No. only
Fine Frerch Organdie Remnants to
6 yard, sold for 3,i2c., only l3c. a yard
Linen Crash for ladies' suits. II and zoe
Wool and Linen Crash, 3S inches wide,
only SOC. a yard.
LACEs.
Think of such prices for Laces:
Half-inch-wide Rick-Rack Lace, lSc.
dozen wards
Torchon Lace, IL inches wide, PC.
Torchon Lace, inches wide, SEC.
Torchon Lace inches wide. sc. a yard.
Linen Lace, u yards for &C..
Net Edges, Colored Edges, ., s, 10, and
. ~ .c. "a yard.
Wide pat Valenciennes Lace, "A inches
wide. only Toe. a yard
Narrow Black silk or Nalenciennes
Lace s., 90. b2ig. and zoe. dozen yards.
Black silk Lace s inches wide, leaf
pattern, &c. yard.
Black MADEIRA Lace. 37ikc. a yard.
/ Ecru Lace, IL inches wide, only zoe
Net-Top Lace. inches wide, l2lac.
POINT dIreland Lace. inches WIDE nc.
/ a yard
9,inch Medallion Pattern Net-Top Lace,
Ecru 5-lnch Net Lace. Sc. a yard
+ Ecru Lace. 10 inches wide, &c. q yard.
Black and COlOred Point dEsprt. -
incnes wide, for sleeves and over waist,
45c. a yard.
Black and White Ploated Chiffon, TO
. % inches wide.
Black SILK Net. 4G inches wide. only 81
/ q yard.
Great bargains I'm Black Figured SILK
/ 1.aces for dresses.
Black and White Footing all widths
Black, White, and COl0red Chinons, 69c.
/ d yard
Hamburg and Swiss Yoking 37isc. TO
| Sl.5O.
| Linen Color Yoking e5c. 70 sl.7J.
Linen Color lnsertings, 70 l5c a yard.
yEILiNGS.
Chiffon Yelling. velvet dots, White with
/ Black. 2Jc "a yard.
White with White Dots. finer quality
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THE COHEN co.

Black and white Paris Lining. a new
stiifening for skirts. loc. yard. iu-
stead OF i9c.
Double-Fold Rice Cambria, in Gray
Black, and White. &c. a yard, instead
OF lOc.
Black Wool Morine. e9c. quality, for s1c
a yard.
Linen Canvas. in all colors. l5c. quality.
for loo a yard
Genuine Hair Cloth, &c. a yard. Instead
Of SOC.
3e-inch Rustllng Percaline. IN all colors.
10 2-3c. quality. for &c. a yard.
White Wire Cloth, for skirts, Il lie.
quality, FOR &c. yard.
Black and COlored Percalinc, for waist
lining lOc. a yard. instead OF IS 2-3c.
Book Muslin. Zoe. quality for &c. a yard.
Gray Saline Jeans lOc. quality, for &C.
yard.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
19c. quality Hair Cloth for &c. a yard.
GREAT REDUCTION IN CUTLERY.
Best Quality Steel Scissors a. 20 s-inch
length. 1Sc. a pair, instead Of &c.
Steel Scissors in all lengths, &c. pair,
instead Of l9c.
All Of our Is and 39c. POcket-kniveS 10
be sold at BIC. each.
ROgers's Steel Scis 0rs SOC. kind, for 3lc.
60 and Toe. quality Pocket-knives for
zoe. each
Fox's Safety Razor, sl.5s instead Of %.
Curncys Sheffield RaZOrs, IN case, 50c.,
instead Of 81.
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BRUSSELS Net Yelling, White with Black
dots. 25c. a yard.
Plain Chiffon Yelling. 25c. a yard.
lS-inch Plain Sewing SIX NehinS' Ioc
White SIX Yelling. 10c. a yard.
Crepe Border Wells, ready made, &c
STATIONERY.
Good Paper, ruled. Zoe. pound. 90.
BOX Paper, Sc. a box; l5c. Box Paper lVc.
Linen Paper, plain or ruled l5c. pound
Envelopes, &c. package.
Large Pads 5c.
Iead-Pencis. with rubber. 7c. a dozen.
Polished Pen-HOlders, loc. a dozen.
COpyiug-B0Oks. Sc.
Mexican Hammocks, 5c.
Crochet Hammocks with pillow, s..
Garden Sets. pieces. zoe.
Porch Shades al sizes. lEc. square FOOT.
Shall Croquet Sets. highly polished, soc.
5-foot oak step Ladders with bucket
holder. zoe.
Mosquito Canopies. o-inch. ll5e
Great bargains. in Omen and shut Fans,
Parchment Decorated Fans, 3 90 t'c;
Palm Fans. Toe. a dozen. Fine Satin Palm
Far g. : for Sc.
IN THE DOMESTIC STOCK.
Heavy yard-wide Unbleached. &c. a yard.
ContIemens Pants i'll q, plain or
stripe. lZEc IL yard.
Black Duck Zoe q yard
Navy-Blue or Black stripe Duck, i2lac'
a yard
Chameleon Moires. 6 I-ic. a yard.
Outings 5c. yard.
Good Tick Toe. ~ yard: Tick guaranteed
TO hold feathers. lLlac. yard.
Blue Denim. for engineers. l2isc. a yard,
1914 Shceting lLilc. yard
Androscoggin Bleachcd Sheeung, zoe.
yard.
Shrunk Duck. 12izc a yard.
Cfrfua linen for furniture covering. &c
Goif suiting. Tans, Brown, and Gray
CORsETs.
Tugh-Bust Lone-Waist Corsets, Black.
White. or Cray, Soc.
81 a. d c. Corsets. Gee
American Lady Corsets. suitable for tall
and stout aides only 81.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand
Gontitmen's Linen Finished Handker-
Ha1dsonely Embroidered Handker-
SIX Handkerchiefs. all colors. Toe.
40c. Deep Bordered Mourning Linen
Handkerchlefs l1c.
HOSIERY.
Ladies' Fast-Black Hose. Hermsdorf
dye, lec. pair; regular price l5c.
Fast-Black cotton Hose, Ricnelieu rib
bel ~ be- a pair.
Albion Dye Boys Fast-Black Hose,
double knees, l2lsc. pair. worth 3c.
Tan Ribbed Hose. &C. a pair.
Chldren's Seamless White Hose. l5c.
a pair
Chndren's Tan, Black, and White Half
Hose and Three-Quarter Socks. lJc.
pair.
Tllcum Powder 10, a box.
fellows Face Powder. DC.
Nickel Safety-pips. &C..
Safety Pins cards for &c.
Good Pins, lc. a. paper.
Hair-Plns. 1c. IL paper.
Large Cake Soap, &c.
Glycerinc Soap. Sc. cake.
Buttermiik Soap. &c. a bOx-3 cakes.
Rubber Hair-pins, l0c a dozen
Large Box of Mourning Pins, DC.
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CORsI1Ts.
A big counter fun Of the best-httin'
Corgets we know. All perfect and proper
except the price-marks:

A big counter fun OF the best-htting
Corsets we know. Al perfect and proper
except the price-marks;
$50 Corset French imported, linen cou-
tile. extra long waist; Reunion SAFE
s25 cofscts. for stout figures; sale
SIS Corsets. hooks, extra long waist,
we'll b0ued, for $50.
81 C0rsets for this sale. zoe.
50c for "a good 75c. Corset extra long
wa O.. hook boned bust. Hamburg
81 Vent1sting Corset FOR C9c.
Eouipoise 1nd Ferris w aists, ana Dou-
Die v Waists for children always IN
FROM Q TO 10 O'CLOCK
Am Extra Long Waist G-HOOk Corset
see value for 43c.
FROM 30 TO il O. LOCK
soc. Childrcus Waists for l9c.
The chance 20 make this great
ART DEPARTMENT.
grow IS 70 put new life in the wares and
prices as well. Read what the department
says:
Tinte7 Table-Covers, 96x36 25c. value;
Reunion sale Price, 70. frlnses 10
match Sc. a yard
STAMPED Centrepieces Of Art Linen, new
designs. Roc value. TOR To-Day &c.
stamped Linen Bureau-Scarfs. fringed'
81 yards long, soc. value, for ooc.
Tinted Bureau or Butfet-ScaIts, 81
Yards long. &5c. value, for &c.
SPECIAL FROM TO 10 O'CLOCk-
Tinted Art Squares and Iray-Covers TO
match. 1ac value, for &c. eacn.
New Fans just received. japanese de-
signs. Something very chic Prices from
3 10 DC, real value 10 10 zoe.
Not a doubt exists in the minds Of Rich
mond ladies' bat that there IS only one
place in the city 20 buy
BELTS.
and that is Cohen's We are Offering the
following bargains:
Alligator Leather Belts, with leather
covered buckle 39c. value. for lsc. eacn
LIGHT and Dark-Tar Leather Belts, with
silver or gold buckles. 2c. value, for
Black and Tan Plain Leather Belts, S5c
value, for PC. each. it,,
White Washable Belts, with silver
buckles 9qc value for 29c each.
Grass-Iinen BELTS. with silver buckles
KID ' Bets els in eoiors. soc. value, for SOc
BIacl. silk Belts. with Black. silver
gold. or oxidized buckles, Too. value
for f-c. each
black six Pelts. with mourning, silver
OF gold buckles. $50 value, for &c.
each.
Dresden Tan-Leather Belts, $l25 value
for tgc each. go
piaclx silk Belts, with silver or gilt
buckles. 29c value, for Ice eacn.
FROM 11:45 TO l2:45 O'CLOCK
Black and Colored Perforated Leather
Belts. 29c. value, for &c. each.
Such selling Of
NOTIONS
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hnt nourn rwh have
tustog and
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be ou oyo hlI
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CONTINUATION OF COHEN CO.'S AID.
THE COHEN co.

fancy Shell Hair-Pins, &c.
Real Rubber Hair-pins, lc. each
Cclluloid Side-Combs DONG, Sc kind
Tor iOc
Belt-Pins Silver. lc each.
shirt Waist Sets In gold, silver. or
sack, with link cuff-buttons, &c. a set
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
SILVER Belt Buckles, different designs
25c. kind, for &c. each.
II this was anything but a dry-goods
store. the
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE %
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.:sl..ss - T. .,
AD.
{ Entire Week
when we can evade them. There
best service. That means that
te, or advance upon cost OF pro-
We gather atsprices of calamity's
shams and things simply made
busy at The Tower.
GLOVES.
White Chamols Gloves. 8 buttons. 75c.
All 81 Kids reduced TO 7jc.
Confederate Flags. 8. 8. 10. IS, and iSc.;
price by dozen. 45, 75c., 81, $780, and s..
Bunting. solid colors. Siac. p yard.
Stars and Stripes. 4isc. a yard.
United states Flags. Is inches square, &c.
All 25c. Bound Books. iOc.
Paper-Back Novels. Sc.
Crochet SILK. &C. a spool
Embroidery SIX. Sc. dozen.
Spool Silk Good Black, ic. spool
SPECIAL SILK SALES THIS WEEK
BLACKS AND COLORs.
Boys Wash Suits Sc. were $50.
Boys Double-Breasted Cashmere Suits,
GENTLEMEN's SHIRTS.
Gontlemen's White Shirts. pure linen
bosom. linen cuffs. hand made button-
holes soc.
Gantlemen's Madras Bosom shirts. &c.
Gentlemen's Night shirts soc.
Gentlemen's Jean Drawers. sc.
Gentlemen's Balbrlgsan shirts and
Drawers. 25c.
Ladies' White Ribbed Vests, Be-.
Ladies' White Ribbed Vests, l2z &C., were
25c
Ladies' Gauzo Vests. high neck. long
sleeves. only 25c
SKIRTS AND SUITS.
Indies White Duck Suits. &2j.
ladies' Linen Crash suits, A.l.
Blue stripe and Linen Color Duck suits
Covert-Cloth suits. $50.
Plain Mohair shirts, were $, now S.
Cotton Crash, 2iac a yard
Huck Towels, large size, hemmed or
plain, lZlac. a yard.
WHITE GOODS.
Plain India Linen. 5c a yard.
White Organdie -, 5i2, and zoe.
French Nlinso0y. i5c yard.
Corded tique, Zoe. yard.
Satin stripe pique. Sc. a yard.
Sc Check Muslin, BE-.
Fine Check and Stripe Dimity l2lsc.
yard
Colored Crgandles. CSC. a yard.
Coloroi Dotted Muslin Pink. Yellow,
Blue RED. ana Green, 40c. a yard.
36-inch Baached Honey-Comb Towels &c.
Percale Wrappers, large Bishop sleeves,
wide skirt fun 'front.' were S.2o. now 75c.
MATING BARGAINS.
Seamless Mating Zoe. yard.
Heavy Warp Mating, Zoe.
L.nen-Warp Inserted Mating, 2Jc.
BhBY-CARRIAGEs.
We offer 90 per cent. or list price on
| every Bahy-Cariage In tho house, now
Full line Of city-Malo Trunks at fac
| tory sriceg
Rugs yards long. &c.
Hrrsseillne Rugs zoe.
White So reads. Hc.
50 White Spreads. N25
! $50 SILK Gloria Umbrellas, 81.
! Dlmask for furniture covering. SOC.
Wool Cashmere. Tor boys wear. &c.
| ATWOOD 11ssl mere, 5oe. a yard.
g. Blue MlldleseN. 81 80 a yard.
! Opaque window Shades De. complete.
Rubber Coat and Vest Buttons. dozen.
Sc.
Waist Sets. &C.
Mourning Waist Sets, 10c.
| Boys Shlrt-Waists l5c.
G-eat bargains in White Blankets,
! 500 White Blankets. yl.0U.
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herein would be sold for at least double
these prices. Read the Reunion Offers:
10 dozen Mems Ncgllgee Shirts. made
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Not one storekeeper in fifty knows
linen: not one in a. hundred can sell linens
right. because of waste in gathering.
German Table Linen. Glover Leaf Co
inches wide. only zoe.
Blearled Table Damask. floral dcsign
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Dinerent styIe3 Pure Cream ChOcoIlte
2Oc a pound.
zoe Mixed Candles. goo. a pound.
Pure Cream Chocolate. Zoe. a pound.
FROM @ TO 10 O'CLOCK
lJc. Mixture Of Cream, Chocolate, Cara
meis. etc, &c. d pound.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE %, 1896.
, 1896-08-12
JAMAICA NEWS.

The GOVERNOR.
His Excelleucv the Governor accompanied
bv Lady Blake. Miss Blake. and Lord George
Fitzgerald left Jamuicn on the morning of
the 2nd inst. in the Atlas steamship
'AIleghany'' for England Ella Nav YORK.
His Eveellency is not in very good health and
the change was absolutely necessary, He will
return to the island in October.
He confirmed ia a speech the day previous
to his departure the announcement we made
a fortnight ago. viz, that his term Of admin
istration has been prolonged to 1898. Tie
exact limit is May of that year which will
make a total period Of nine years for His
ExcelIency in this colony. Tie intelligence
has been received 10y the public without som
ment of any kind.
His EScellency seems to prefer the Ameri-
can route home to the direct line by the Royal
Mail Steamers. Many others follow his
example lnt the more conservative spirits in
the colony still cling to the old service.
The last public appearance of His Excellen-
cy was at the Inauguration of the Kingston
Sewerage Works on the LIST inst. He formally
opened the system and was afterwards enter
tanned at a luncheon by the Improvement
Commissioners He replied 10 the toast of
his health but said nothing new on notable
and, in fact, his speech was considered to be
one OF the least satisfactory of his many pub
lie utterances. This, no doubt. was due to
the depressed state of his health.
Najor-General Hallowes, II shrewd and
genial officer, is administering the Govern
ment during His E~celIency's absence.
KINGSTON IMPROVEMENTS.
The first part Of the lar 20 undertaking TO
be accomplished by the Kingston Improve
ment Commissioners-the installation Of an
underground sewerage system-has beea
practically completed and the formal inaueu.
, 1896-08-12

may possibly lead to peace.
In Now York several successive Gays Of
Intense heat have resulted in several deaths
and many cases Of plostration.
Serious declines in stocks have taken
place upon Wall Street, several securities
being quoied he lowest for Yeas past. 1t
ls also reported that some CaI adian bar kers
and merchants refused United States silver,
except at a discount.
A despa Oh from Havana to the "Ternld'
states that the Spanish troops have game! a
brilliant victory in he Baraooa distlicl; the
Cuban loss beng very Leavy.
Consul General Lee is renewing his efforts
on behalf of the crew Of the "Competitor'
for better qual tiers and food.
1t is reported that a party Of Cubans have
captured the Spanish gun boat "Margarita",
off the isle # Pines. and then steamed to-
wards Pinar del Rio, but was afterwards des-
patched by General Macto to Key West,
aying the Cnban flag.
OF three thousand political prisoners 10
ported pardoned, in accordance with The
Queen Of SPANS decree, only thee hundred
have been actually liberated.
Jamaica, 10th.-The s. s. ''Earnwsll' from
Colen arrived at Port Royal on Saturday and
wa pat on quarantine.
New York, Aug. llth.-PoIitical news from
London reports that several of the Tory Peers.
WHO have been opposing the Irish Land Bill,
have published a signed statement to the effect
that the amendmentsto the DllI were intend
ed %toimpreve y badly drawn up law, and that
1t was not intended to defeat the Bill or the
Government.
In the House Of Commons the Chief Score
tary for Ireland, in reply to u question from
Nv IIoo1y ofot4I H. H. .--- "
, 1896-08-12

sail from London for New York on August
22nd per s.. $. st. Louis"
St. Lucia, Aug. l0th.-Quarantine Of 10
days has been imposed against Martinique Gu
account Of yellow fever.
Martinique, Aug. llth.-It is officially re-
ported hat two deaths have occurred in Fort
de France from yellow fever since 9th, and
two more cases are under treatment.
New rork. August nth.
Fiour, City Mil, for the Vest [ndles per
barrel. $3.50
Meal, best b~randywjne, por. brD not quoted
N. ). Pork $50
Heavy Mess Pork S8-8Y
Crystals per lb. %
Dig" Muscovado SO lest per ID u
English lsIauds MoIasses nominal pei
ga. 23c-27e
Exchange, New York and Loodon 4871
London, August 18th.
DemeraraCryetais .'ef owt.12 9-l3 ,
Sugar Muscovado pr cwt. $3.50
iGenman Beet $500 OBJ. pr cWf
9101
bemerara Rum per gal. ell
Trinidad Cocoa Good Middlin ltrd Pr cwt
Consols l12-13-l6
Bank OF England, rae of Discount 3oIo
Z" o"S"n ~ 10 VIC - '"A -
0Iders. floating terms. per W llj6-llPO
Three per cent Iente+ N Paris Fcs 1925
AS an instance Of the trouble rats give to
sugar estates, -there is au estate in Berbice
where the rat bill last week amounted to
$1,000. The rats appeared all of a sudden,
and in such numbers that the cultivation IN
one or two Of the fields was practically
ruined These fields lie close to some aban-
doned land, but that fact could hardly account
for the sudden appearance of the plague. y
gang of over 80 people, mostly coolies, with
dogs, was put to tal-oalchins, at u tariff Of
one cent for q tnIl-gruWl rat, and half q cent
for those in the nest and for several weeks
the bill has averaged about $40. The dead
rats are Brought to the buildings i'll the af-
teruoon where they are counted and then
buried, but not before heir tails ale cut off,
this having been f uud necessary, to prevent
the catchers eXhuming the rats TO present
them a second time for the capltntion rant.
The partiality of the vermin for some estates
cannot be accounted for, the physical sur
roundings Of one estate being almost identl-
cal with thoso of its neighbours; but it Is Il
fact that occasionally in a district where APP
parently tleIe IS nothing to account for The
partiality, ono estate out fiat th@ others will
be visited 10y the pIague.-Dem. lrgoSy.
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COINED, NOT MONETI/ED.

The assertion, e the e~ar7 ze7~-
r7~7 ~.7r-o~.-s 4h74 lo..-sa % ~lr-
t7;, er,o,,ns of s,1,ar hq. h4en
cofn7d s;~co 1873 the r..r.r. have
10 cays. far c,,arr,fat. 5 ne of
fl,z, half truths .>-- m. .u~-a
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d,y.7r.o,n4 f-7q.l~~d
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heen o.5-... ~, ~, ,..-z~ s:.~. 1873
Acco-.:ag T, 1Ish,a-9.- .-.r.
w.r. 80 80 o-2 silver .-..e
c2jnal between I2-2 ard ssns
P,s+.97s+s- C,-~ar9l \.-..-:o ..,-.e
+,tl;s ~~a =. -, ...t .-..
silver G7,ars v.-e ~o.r-, + r. cir
c7laticn r-i.r =, 1872 a-a ~.f..
WIN .hera j. > -~y f-7r ..,>-.- i-.,
haca efru0l, I,v~ and r-r.- ~ -..
stored T. IFS ri9,7..,c cs j.. fer. 1873
This i no. a ore.~;,9 ~ r~. !
are IF fba ,,c,.,n~,r,,4 sI.,,.,
coin aN th., silver IN ,Er country
AMI thea hurry i il t,. o~ouYa
:, ~, ~. ,.,,4 + ,,neGt tho r4c,,Ie2
lIsi;a question e legal tenL.r-of
restoring 10 silver its constitutior-
al standing as one cf the money
metals.
When the gold standard men
saw W. have il circulation silver
dollars amounting to S42S.co0 COO.
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NOTICE.

Parties desiring monuments or
headstones for departed loved
ones would 60 well 10 examine my
stock, as am closing out and Will
sell for less than tWo-thirdS of the
usual price. | will remain for q
short tim" only, so call IT the
Ocall Mar be Wofla $, North Mag
no'ia Street. 4. J. Lsavcrgood.
proprietor.
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"1o0 = l. ''~i' , - u i--'fN0
Weir has ten acres q the best
io1& staple cotton we have seen.
The lake Weir land IS specially id
aotc5 - the rajsfre. Of cation
n. q G Sran,I-or pTc.i3a.t
If th4 .ccslurs Conn,v aod State
l7.1- and receiver ~ --.> First
N,-.:.n,1 b7pk Il D-r,s was n
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h,,ra
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tha cn,0,...,z,r mines. md naaea
fem other ,-.r-r. nav. 3aen
n,zrgc1 - va~io,e r...t.F9rs
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Grin l:y-r1-ars l:e. rlso;r l. for.
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The hatchet OF straightforward
steadfastness cut the bonds of the
colonies in l77O. Washington
succeeded because he deserved
success. He was honest, earnest,
truthful-in business as we'll as in
war
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the Jewelry business and 20 gain
success by deserving it. To make
the Fourth more glorious We offer
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TIE MONTEIUMA.

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Iomosassa; II w Long, Martel;
Col T p Lloyd, Inverness; NJ /
Payne, Benedict; Z w Stevens,
Tampa.