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UMBRELLAS AND PARA
SOILS.
Hundreds to select from, at prices
that cause some peoples store-keeping
TO look somewhat antiquatsd.

Ladies Fine silk, Taffeta, Gloria, Close
Rolling Sun Umbrellas silk covers ana
tassels. imported Congo handles, 2.'5
value for g. 20.
READY AT $50 O'CLOCK
LADIES AND MEMS FINE SILK CA
ROLA UMBRELLAS. WITH HAND
SOME IMPORTED HANDLES. BEST
PARAGON FRAMES, COSTING UP
TO s2.25 EACH. YOUR PICK or
OVER 100 KINDS FOR sc EACH.
LIMIT TO QUANTITY.
READY AT 1880
LADIES AND MEMS FINE SERGE
UMBRELLAS. WITH NATURAL OR
FANCY DRESDEN HANDLES, FOR
SOC. EACH.
Ladies Fancy Linen-Striped Parasols
for Csc. each.
Ladies' Grass-Linen parasols, fancy
colored Innings, silk tasselS TO match,
usually s.. for Sl.9S each.
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Personal.

ATTENTION, HOWITZERS. ALL OLD
HOWlTZERS. who will visit Richmond
during the reunion exercises. and are not
otherwise provided for, will please com
munlcate with the undersigned on or
before the 18th OF June. so that suitable
ABRAMS ements can be made 10 entertain
them
BY order OF the President.
CHARLES q. BOSHER.
Secretary Howitzer Association,
ia TSi1&li Richmond. Va
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SUPREME COURT.


le Supreme Court of Appeals convenes
'.re next Wednesday.
summer visitors are arriving and from
t prospects our town will soon be
""tei. as usual
-a annual council Of the Diocese Of
in Virginia will meet In s. Johns
' opal church. at this place Thursday
ng Bishop Randolph Will admin
" tte rite OF confirmation 10 large
'e on Wednesday night previous.
Minnie Spiiler returned home yes
'r-Ny from school in Baltimore. Her
..,rI Miss Armstrong. accompanied her.
Susie Williamson. Of Lynchburg,
visiting az Judge Boilings. on Main
street
Ar and Mrs j. L. Gleaves will tender
'er son. Samuel Reed Glcaves. a re-
'r-ol 40 their home. on Main street,
lrAt Tuesday evening from 70 L o'clock.
Immediately thereafter young Gleaves
VIII leave for West Point where nc viii
enter upon nis duties as a cadet, ne hav-
.lf passed the necessary examination
i-w months ago
PAINFUL OPERATION.
a very painful and difficult surgical
oi.rau0n was performed upon Mr.. Logan
'y. ~ this pace. few days ago
dat Sparger a young Wytheville negro,
Who has been convicted I'm the Washing
l'n County Court OF robbing the cars OF
Ihe Norfolk and Western road at Glade
spring was sentenced 10 the poni.en-
vary Tor ten years
10 Tar this has been one OF the finest
''s1ons known In this section for years.
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WHITE BEDsPREADs.
HOUSEWARES.
CpEEI
A June Sale on an overstocked
GLASS DEPARVNII iNT.

Fine Folding Lawn Settles. worth Sl.5o
will seat TO 8 people, for l9c each.
A June Sale on an overstocked
GLASS DEPARTMENT.
water Goblets. CSC sort. for &c. each
Engraved Water Tumblers, worth 9oc'
a dozen. for Sc. each.
Thin-Blown Water Tumblers, wall or
TrOy-cngravcd border, with Gtecldn
star filling, worth Sl.tS dozen, Tor &c.
each
Imitation Cut Wine Glasses, worth 2lc
dozen, for lc. each.
coo dozen Whiskey Glasses, thin blown,
imported to sell for 81 dozen, &c.
each
Brilliant Polished Tea Tumblers. 81 ones.
for &c. each.
Imported Schooner Tea Glasses. dia-
mond polished, worth $2.25 a dozen, for
&C. each.
Crystalllzed Large Water Tankards,
half-Fallon size. &c. value, FOR &C.
1O-inch Cake Salvers. imitation Of ian and
diamond-cut. 25c. ones. for &c.
Pretty Fruit Bowls or. COMFORTS, S5c.
value. for &C
Crysfallized banana finch Footed stand.
i2c. value for &c.
Salt ana Pepper-Shakers, nickei-piated
tops, FOR &c. cacn.
sec. Table Casters for 29c.
Ice Tubs, with drainer diamond-cut
style, for Pee.
Toe. Large Decdnters Tor atc.
Berry or Cream Saucers for Sc.
Crystalllzed Molasses Pitcher with
spring top. for &C.
This is not even n beginning Of the
hundred and one things 10 be Sold
FROM y TO O'CLOCK
Real Flint-Glags Lamp Chimneys, worth
lQc.. for lc. each.
Butchers, bakers, and hotel-keepers
are requested to see tho
GURNEY REFRIGERATOR.
It's the only one made that has the
merit of being peerless. Its constr nc
ton for all the purposes OF usefulness
end comfort are perfect. See it in COM
parison with others and you are pa
iron. Prices cheap as the worthless
ones in the market.
The baby ought to sleep easier in the
carriage if you buy the best Wake
field for one half the makers prices.
We hand you the printed list. You can
read it and buy one with your eyes
open.
CANDY PRICES.
Peppermint and Lemon Drops, &c. pound
Assorted Chocolates, soc. value, 21c.
pound.
Special from to 10 o'clock
25c. Mixed Candies, Ice. pound
Faultless Chip Chewing Gum, &c,
package.
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HANDKERCHIEFS
at just one-half their usual selling p

20 dozen more Of those Fine Scalloped
and Hemstitche1 Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, that are worth 10 % TO Z5c.
each. for &c. each.
1G0 dozen Ladies' and Mems Hemstitchet
Handkerchiefs. in all white or neat
borders for DC. each.
FROM II TO - O'CLOCK
LADIES SHEER WHITE HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS
FANCY BORDERS, FOR &c. EACH
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Innings.

Junes surplus stock sale hath charms
TO draw mighty crowds here.
Book Muslin. &c. a yard, instead Of Zoe.
&-inch Silesia. In all cOlors. &c. a yard.
16 2-3c. Quality Linen Canvas Din all
colors). 3-4c. a yard.
India Wire-Cloth, in Black and White,
Il 1-2c. yard, instead of Ice.
Blackjack Figured Silesia, 19c quality,
for II 1-2c. a yard.
Lining Cambrics, 2 SIC. a yard.
36-inch Rustling Percaline in all colors
DC 2-3c. quality, 9 1-2c. yard.
Linen Grass-Cloth, in all colors. &c. a
yard, instead of u 1-2c.
Collar Canvas, 25c. quality, for 19c. a
yard.
Genuine Hair-Cloth. in Black and Gray,
50c quality. for 25c. a yard.
FROM $50 TO 1880
2-yards-wide Fibre Chamois, 25c. quality,
for &c. a yard.
FROM 1915 TO 11a5-
Sateen Jeans for Waist Lining &C., a
yard, instead of l0c.
Our June stock OF
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICs, &c.
OLD POINT AND BUCKROE,

THE FIRST OF MRS. GILEs POPU-
LAR EXCURSIONS, for the benefit OF tho
Male Orphan Asylum, will be given
THURSDAY, JUNE 9TH, 10 Old Point
and Buckroe Beach. Round-trip TO Ola
Point, 81. Train leaves Chesapeake ana
Ohio depot, Seventeenth and Broad
streets, at $50 A. NJ. Returning. leaves
Old Point at - L. NJ. Je Tit
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THE COHEN CO.
DYING. SECURING, ETC.

Mrs. 4. j. Pyle. Richmond Steam Dye
Works, Richmond, Va:
pear Madame | take pleasure in say
ing the work done by you for the Soldiers
Home was done in most satisfactory
manner. for which We thank you.
/ am, yours truly.
W. c. STRoNACH.
Raleigh, ". C.
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Our 81 Genuine Kid-value,
Sc.
This cut is a fac-simile Of our
81 Genuine Kid for men. They
come in lace and congress. This
we claim to be the most perfect
shoe in America. For comfort,
durability, and style, they posi-
lively excel any and all.
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NOTIONS.
Our June Sale bargains are powerful
magnets to shoppers.

Our June Sale bargains are powerful
magnets to shoppers:
. Good Corset-Lacers for &c.
MOurning-Pins. IN boxes, 1c. box.
Nickel-Plated Safety-Pins, &c. dozen,
instead Of sc.
Invisible Hair-Pins, two papers for 1c.
Combination Needle-BOoks with four
papers Of needles. hat-pins, and darn
ing-necdes. &c. value, for lie. each.
1O)-yard Spool silk. 1-2c. a spool
y dozen of Agate Buttons, for &C., in
Amt Iydia's Linen Thread, in small
work baskets, &C., instead OF loo.
Combination Hair.Pin Cabinets, &c.
each instead of Sc.
Gray and White 5-Hook Corset-Splits,
4c, instead Of Zoe.
Good-Quality Stockinet Shields loo.
value. for SC. pair.
Whalebone Casing, &c. piece, instead OF
Hooks-and-Eyes. as good as De Longs
Wbalebones. &c. a dozen. instead of Sc.
lie. quality Skirt-Binding for Sc. q piece.
Another large lot OF New-Idea Patterns
lust received (all the latest styles, TO be
sold at the right price-5c. each.
FROM 9:i5 TO 1876
White and ColOred Beading, lNzc.
piece. instead Of Sc.
HIIT fEht
has surely been reached In the pretty ana
serviceable ones that we are selling so
cheap:
Black and Tan Leather Belts for Ladies,
1Qc value for Zoe. each.
Piecx and Tan Leather Belts, with
ieather-covered buckles, Ssc. value, Tor
2sc each.
White Kid Belts. with silver, gold, or
kid-covered buckles, &c. each, for the
Tan or White Grass-Lnen Belts. with
silver buckles. 2jc. each. instead OF
black SIX Belts. with gilt, silver or
mourning buckles, Zoe., lh a;. od S,,
ing gold. or silver buckles. zoe. value,
for SOC each.
FROM II TO 70 O'CLOCK
BLACK SILK Belts. with mourning, silver
or GILT buckles 29c kind. for 17c. each.
pOCKET-BOoKs AT HALF PRICE.
combination Card-cases and Pocket
rocks in Black and Colors. 81 value. for
soc. each.
colored Pocket-Books, with miniature
buckles. 79c. value. for SSc. each.
All Of our 10 and ~ lie. Pocket-Books
~ be sold for SC. each.
o.c Leather Pooket-Books, for lsc'
each.
n,ce line Of Chatelaine-Bags. Just re-
ceiyed 10 be sold for 49, g. a. s'c'' 'i'-''
and upwards
TUE COHEN co.
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Orr 50 Hand Sewed Oxford,
cheap at SO.
One case Ladies Tan Shoes,
High Front and Back, Elastic
Sides, $50 is the usual price,
but to maintain our leader
ship in Richmond they go
at 75c.
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CRAND ANNUAL PICNIC,

SCHILLER LODGE. No. l3s, 1. o. o. F..
to be held at Blandon Park MONDAY
June 8, 1896. beginning at p. ~ Prizd
ten-pin rolling. 1e 1-lt
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ABSOLUTE DIV OkCEs ON NINETY
DAYS residence. HOGGATT a CA
RUTHERS, Oldest law firm In Oklahoma,
have eastern offices at los Fulton street,
New York city. Established 1859.
my 3-Sulx
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ElIBROIDERIES,
Such values Us these will give the
merchants another spell Of wondering.

deries. in pin-dot or plain margin,
with Irish point edges and other de-
signs, for u l2c. yard.
16 % and 1Sc. Fine Swiss Embroideries
in the best styles, all open cut-out
edges, for Sc. yard.
Hundreds Of short lengths are ready for
the days sale
SPECIAL SALE MOURNING MADE
FACE Wells.
. dozen Silk Brussels Net Wells. crepe
borders 3sc kind, for 1870 each.
zoe. Mourning SILK. Hernani-Bordered,
Brussels Net Wells for DC. each.
81 Crepe Bordered or Fancy Hermann
ROrderrd Wells for soc. each.
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FANS.

Something dainty and pretty in Empire
Fans, all colors and styles, 50, CSC,
Sl.3S, and S275.
Palm-Leaf Fans. for &c.
Large size. &c. each.
Chiidren's Small Paper Fans, zoe. value,
for I0c.
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THE COHEN co.

1.2iO yards more OF that Fine Imported
soIld-Black Dotted Swiss. bargain at
2Oc., for &c. yard.
4s-inch Sheer. Fine organdie Lawn. 4oc.
kind. for &c. a yard.
4o-inch Fine White India Linon. best
I6 2-3c. kind, for 9 SIC. a yard.
2.liO yards Finest Sheer, White India
Linon, made tosell at S3c. yard; Cohens
say Is 2-Sc., instead.
4O-lnch White India Linon, best 1oc
grade. for 6 3-lc a yard.
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
WILL BE SOLD SHEER WHITE PLAID
ORGANDII LAWN FOR 3 CENTS A
YARD. Limit Of one Dress TO a Gus
toner.
Hotels, Boarding Houses, end Ca
terers are specially invited to this
LINEN SALE.
GIe1t quantities here to be moved,
The prices will entail loss Of several
thousand dollars to some one.
The best soc. German Linen Table
Damask, for 81 l-Zc. n yard to-day.
2-yard-wide Scotch Linen Satin Dam
ask. double weave, best 81 kind, for
soc. yard.
sl.25 Hemstitched Border Satin Damask
Table Linen. new designs. for 75c. a
yard
o Ali-Linen Fringed Table-Cloths. all
White. or white with fancy borders
oil 1914 size. $50 and g value, FOR 79c.
each
2-yards-wide Extra-Heavy Double-warp
Irish Damask Table Linen, special for
hotel-keepers. 4sc. a yard.
FROM 3 TO O'CLOCK
WILL BE SOLD TURKEY-RED Ia
BILE DAMASK, BEST AND NEW
EST DESIGNS. FOR 9 7-S CENTS A
YARD. Limit 10 quantity.
NAPKINS.
- dozen AlI-LInen Scotch Dlnner-Nap-
kins, size 81. best Sl25 value. for 79c.
to-day.
"a dozen All-Lnen Damask Dinner Nap
klns, Pure White G9c. a dozen.
10 dozen Extra-Quality Satin Damask
Pure-Linen Dinner Napkins, extra
large size, usually 50 dozen, for 81
100 dozen Pure Linen Oamask. Tea-Nap-
klns I'm All-White, or with fancy
borders. usually 81 dozen, for lie
o dozen Turkey-Red Fruit Napkins
large size, usually JJc. dozen, for &c.
each.
TOWELS.
1000 dozen Star and Crescent Mills
Turkish Bath Towels from the Great
Fire Sale.
Extra-Large- Size Bleached Turkish-Bath
Towels, fancy borders, for u l-2c.;
best 25c. kind.
surfing 2lx5O inches, for Zoe. each.
leo dozen Turkisn-Bath Face Towels, Sc
kind. for 1-2c. each
Pure-White Turkish-Bath Sheets, Soc
each: 81 kind.
Fancy-Striped Monte Towels, over a
yard long. FOR Sc. each
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
WILL BE SOLD PURE LINEN
HEAVY HAND HTCk TOW ELS,
FANCY BORDERS, FOR 81 CENTS
EACH.
WHITE BEDSPREADs.
III White Crochet Spreads, Marseilles
design, usually CSC; for 59c. to-day.
$3.50 Real Marseilles Bcdspreads, heavily
embossed, for g. to-day.
69c. White Crochet Bedspreads, Mar
settles design. for 39c
$40 Quality Marsellles Design
Bedspreads. heavily embossed, Tor 5oc.
each.
1000 Yards White Twilled Cotton Crash
Towelling. sold as special by other
merchants for 1-oc. yard; our price
. 1-2c. a yard.
91O0 Linen Crash Toweling, best
lOc. value, for l-2c. yard.
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THE COHEN co
CONTINUATION OF COHENS LD.
THE Arr EMBROIDERY


Department must reduce stock. Cohen's
June prices ought TO DO 1t in a day.
a full line Of Bently & Joness Stamped
Linen Centrepieces, OF newest designs,
is. is, o. and &c.
Linen Damask centrepieces, stamped
zoe. value. for 25c.
Butter Doilies. stamped in latest de-
signs. CSC. per dozen.
Plate Doilies. stamped, 12xlz. 1oc. each
Stamped and Hemstitched Tray Covers
SOC. value for 29c.; 73c value for 59c.
Linen Art Squares. in drawn linen and
hemstitched, 29c. value. for 15c; two to a
customer.
Tinted Table Covers. Ssxse. &c. value
for l9c
Stamped Linen Buffet scarfs, ~ yards,
Toe. value. for soc CSC value for csc.
An colors Fancy scrlm. 25c. value. for
l9c. n yard.
A fun assortment OF Photo Frames.
stamped on fne-art linen, glass and
screws combined, zoe. value, for 25c.
All colors Clark's Mile-End Crochet Cot
ton, &c. a spool.
SPECIAL FROM $50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Tinted Centrepieces and Tray-Covers to
match, stamped on linen duck, in Cream
and Pure White 12lzc. value. for &c
SPECIAL FROM 1890 TO 1910
Large Spools Embroidery Silk. colors
Red and Black. 1c. each; to a customer
SPECIAL FROM 1915 TO II O'CLOCK.
Black SILK Gauze Fans, CSC. value. for
15c.
Dame Necessity, not always, but now
a copartner with Dame Fashion, says
COLLARS.
But where ~ find them is the question
The Cohen Company. with its prophetic
eye. realized this by placing large orders
months ago, and here they area scarcity
everywhere but here, and prices-we will
leave you to read.
Every conceivable size and style Of
White Linen Ladies' Collars, l21kc.
value. for 10c.
Embroidery Yokes of Fine Muslin and
Hamburg, $l.9S value, for Sl75
Ladies Grass Linen Sailor Collars 81 .3S
$l.SS, and $2.S9.
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THE COHEN co.
June is the end of
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR

seasonal least with the manufactu-
rerS Here Is great 'lot-all a good
maker had on hand Well retail them
for % per cent. under the wholesale
cost--most all OF them IN perfect condi-
ton.
10 dozen ladies' Muslin skirts. e-inch
embroidered rufile, usually 9Sc.. for SOC
each.
81 dozen Ladies' Muslin Skirts. wide en-
broidered umbrella rufiie, made to sell
at $50 for CSC. each.
$2.S ladies' Muslin skirts. wide OPEN
work umbrella ruffle, for ,l.25 each.
IL dozen Ladies' Muslin skirts, wide
Nalenciennes lace ruhie or wide cam
brio umbrella rufiie. for SOC. each
Ladies Cambria Empire Gowns, French
designs, g and SIS value. for Sl.25
Ladies Cambria Empire Gowns. our
exclusive designs. French cut. best
30 value, We make 'em 79c each.
Ladies Cambria Gowns, exquisltely
trimmed with open-work embroidery
and fine silk feather stitching. our
leader, 81 each; others would say a
bargain at $50.
Ladies Cambria and Muslin Umbrella
Drawers, 6-inch lace. or embroidered
frill, 81 kind. for zoe. a pair.
Ladies' Cambria and Muslin Drawers,
trimmed with rufiie OF embroidery on
fine tucks. for &c. pair.
Ladies Fine French Design Cambria
Corset-Covers, fine Valenciennes lace
and Torchon lace trimmed, $l50 kind,
for csc.
Ladies' Cambria Corset-Covers, hem
stitched yoke. embroidery trimmed, Tor
25c. each.
Ladies' Camb1lc Corset Covers. extra
long waist, felled seams, all sizes. &c.
each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS. TUCKED
YOKE. CAMBRIC-RUFFLE FINISH,
D0uBLE-YokE BACK, 49, LARGE LARGE;
EACH. Limit 10 quantity.
FROM a TO / O'CLOCK
WILL BE SOLD LADIES FAST
BLACK SATEEN SKIRTS. WITH
WIDE RUFFLE. VISITING
BANDS. FOR 80 CENTS EACH
RARGAIN Al, x GENTS Limit 10
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Having n short time since thoroughly re-
modelled my establishment. l am better
ssatlsfaction' OF which the above is a
testimonial. My facilities for BUSTING,
SECURING. ETC, OF CARPETS are
unsurpassed. and those having work in
my line are cordially invited 10 inspect
orders. Mrs. A.. j. ~ LIE,
3l5 north Fifth street,
my 18th, Su&Tu Richmond, Va
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STEAMER POCAHONTAS.
RICHMOND HONITZERS.
THURSDAY, JUNE Is. 1896
Tickets: Gentlemen, 50c. ladies, &c.
Refreshments and music.
sa 7f1I IL fTQ.fQ
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BAPTIST sunday
SCHOOL EXCURSION,

WEST POINT. VA. THURSDAY. Juna
IS. 1896 Gentlemen, 15c.: ladies and chill
dren. 5Oc. Train leaves Twonty-eighc
street depot at o'clock A. NJ Refresh-
ments at city prices eI-lt
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WNTHEVILLE.
Death OF au Old Citizen-GeneraI
News

"'''N UI hn OId IItIEen-GenerhI
News.
"ANHENILLE. VA. June 6.-(Special]
Ar h. Crowder. one OF Wytheville's
0f..t citizens, died at his home. on Main
'Ft Thursday night, after a brief but
'.ll Illness. The deceased was a tailor
raie. and was native Of Danville.
Or bad been resident of Wytheyiile
" Hrty or forty years
Captain John Allen, who was paralyzed
l'." months ago Is again critically H.
a Gresham, Of Eastern Virginia. is
her sister. Mrs. Thomas Dew, on
L....l street
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ANIMAL PICNIC

Calvary Baptist Sunday School 20 Provi-
dence Forge SATURDAY, June 18th.
Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depoe
az $50 A. NJ. Tickets-Adults. 5oc.: chill
dren and nurses 25c. te 7-lts
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TOWELS.

1000 dozen Star and Crescent Mills
Turhish Bath Towels from the Great
Fire Sale.
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Fine Folding Lawn Settles worth Sloo'
will seat TO people for 19c. each.
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YOUNG's POND PICNIC GROUNDS

are open for engagements. Phone so.
or address w. Y. MORDEcAI.
my 18th. Su. &Tuim Station A. city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-19

81 tn ALTON 10y chef cook ana his SCI
oni In hotel or restaurant, in or out ot
the city Address ,Gi9 THIS office. 20
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FOR RENTING furnished rooms, win or
without board Apply at Polk. between
Main and Travis. Mrs l.. NJ. turns ~
furnished upstairs front
room an modern conNen tnces, Tor
come or gentlemen, with or without
board. l2lS Prairie avenue. 20
GOOD hoard and lodging, bath privilege
good beds 81 per week; Sp9 Caroline ST. u
FOR RENT-Two rooms In one Of incest
homes in Thri warl WIN or ". ~, P'r
Gentlemen or man aid wife without chil-
dren. Mrs Hannah. idg2 Caroline. -
KEW and elegantly inrn shea rooms ;
With or without board ,Splenall ioca-
,'sniences rates reasonable 90 san ia
cinto street.
i5,t TEXAS AVENUE. Two and a half
blocks fromCapitol hotel business center
80 boarding house. thoroughly reno
,.af,sd and handsomely furnished; iran
SCENTS solicited. Rates reasonable, q
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I ! I
Number words timeltimes week mo.

Advertisers should remember ;Aat let
ters directed to initials only are not teliN-
er"i through ,he postofhce II Initials are
used they should be directed to the caro-
OF como psrstn, Arm OF uostofhce Don. Al
vsrt!sements can be !ef. al our othHe o.
sent through the mall to-
THE HOUSTON POST Houston. Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-19

about .thirty-six feet of sand and alluvial
soil Upon this IS built ancient Nine
ven. the city Of Sennacherih. And over
tins is a pile of dtbr $ and dust and slil
sixty feet thick. This Is the aspect pre-
scented at the present day, except In
places where the surface has been re-
moved
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-19
TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

INCHANGE-8 or $40 acres OF choice
farming land in this county for city
property. VIII assume some incum-
irance. Wilson ~ Hannah, z0i KAN
Binding. "
WANTED no EXCHANGE. fruit iaIm In
tyler and four room cottage and lot IN
Third ward for larger house. or for va
cant lots close in. Address Ii. J. Palmer.
tn office. VI
LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
About $500 acres, well improved rancho.
is miles from railway. Price $1,000, one
half cash. or Will accept one-halt Ia
J. Skaggs Heal Estate Co.. Beeville,
Texas. W
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LIST OF ANSWERS 10 advertisements N
office of The Post for week endias sat
urdty, october Il. 1895:
$50; Mrs T.. Barnes Ni H. r. carr :
Druggist: T.. O. Il. CO. r.. il6 CO. 9>r
Hotel: gSS3, gSSS; MiS3. $500. 1853, $ 2l 1850
j. r. II 1851: 131. NJ. G. %, NJ M NJ, O,
Morton 90. o. H.. $3.50; gSil. 99i3. N'lS
S79l 90; John Schroeder 9sAi tdl, 1919 90
ll20 (j. r, w, $3.50, 1899 y Y u, 2i2i CD
III. gSa5 200 CO.
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TWO well located stores two offices ol
Main stree. TWO offices on Congress
street good house and 20 acres AT ltar-
rishurc. f. J. Collins. y
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FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN pr
vate family. couVeuieudiy located, hot
and cola bath. everything new gas oni
all modern conveuiences. 7l6 Crawford
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