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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-27

Mrs Perry Reese has returned from .
visit To Espuela.
Mrs Pitts has gone to Sabine Pass or
n visit.
Mcsdames Beall and Brown have return
cd from visit to Houston.
The young people viii have n play for
Christmas.
a debating society has been organized,
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NnNA.

Invitations are cut announcing a grand
ball at the city hall. this place, on Fri
day evening. December ~, given by the
citizens of Mona. and large Attendance
IL expected and good time for all Is
,natnuI..1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-27

Kosse. Texas, December 2s.-Bob Rob.
ison was shot and badly wounded Last
night at Nat Ialtons saloon.
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pupils. and II was surely great suc-
cess. They will visit several towns next
week and give entertainments, the pro-
ceeds TO be used In improving and beau
tifying the college grounds. But aside
from this. they have ono OF the finest
dramas that he's ever been written.
Granbury college and most Of the public
schools OF the county have been dismissed
for tho holidays.
Miss Lula Bowman, one OF johnson
county's most lovely young ladies', IL maxi
ing Christmas more lively aud enjoyable
at Dr. Menefee's In Granbury.
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DENTON.

Miss Lena Wilson, who Is attending
school at Bolton, is at home for the holt
days.
Miss Emma Cook violin teacher In the
Carr Burdette college Sherman, will spend
the holidays with Miss Walden.
Miss Maud Terrill of Dechard, Tenn, is
visiting her brother. Professor NJ. b. Ter
rill. here
Mrs. James r. Edwards and son, Eutler,
left Wednesday for an extended visit in
various parts of Alabama
Mrs. S. J. Carroll left Tuesday for Pal
estine, Texas, where she will spend the
holidays with her father, w. M. Lacy.
She was accompanied as far as Longylew
by Miss Connolly of New Orleans, who
has been visiting her, on her way home.
Miss Jennie Ross, now student at the
Oak Cliff college. is spending a week at
home.
The Euterpean club gave a very inter-
estlng programme Wednesday in the col
lege chapel. which a large number of pat
rons and music lovers attended.
Mrs. C. II. Witherspoon entertained Sat
urday afternoon with progressive euehre
The Weite Musical club will render an
interesting programme next Tuesday af-
ternoon to some of It's friends at the home
OF Miss Annie Clare Walden. one OF It's
members.
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I.ENINCToS.

Sunday afternoon at o'clock Mis-, lsa-
bella Hester and Mr., Henry Engeihart
Were united in marriage at the First Bap-
tist church in this city, Rev. 100 A.
Stevens officiating.
As the contracting parties entered the
church a beautiful march was executed
by Mrs. Dora Hester schlosshan. accom-
panied on violin by Miss Tena Hester. The
church was artistlcally decorated for the
occasion. After the impressive ceremony
The bride and groom were driven TO tho
residence of the brides mother. Mrs [,
Hester where they were followed by about
enc hundred guests. After the reception
at Mrs. Hester'e home, where an eiegent
spread was served, The wedding party were
driven TO the San Antonio and Aran sas
Pass depot, where they took the evening
train for Waco
The bride, Miss Isabella Hester, is one OF
the most amiabie anu accompanied iaa,es
In Lee county. She taught in the public
schools here for many years, and was a IN !.
Vorl'e organist for revival meetings In this
and adjoining counties. She is of German
ancestry, and speaks German as tiuently as
English. She is one Of the leading spirits
In tho Baptist church work In this associa.
ton.
Tho groom, Mr., Engelhart Is a native O,
houston. Texas, and he is son of whom
that busy city may feel proud. He too, Is
a German. and Is one OF the best statesmen
in the State.
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GnANDURY.

A play, Ruined BY Drink" written by
Or. Atkinson one OF the professors ol
Grsnbury college. was rendered at the
college. Nearly al the actors ere college
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Y0,KUM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carruth, recently married
at Sweet Home, have returned from their
bridal trip and are at home TO their frienis
at the residence OF DR.. and MIS- Clay MICH
OILS. In the eastern portion OF the city,
Married. at Waco, Texas, December q,
MIR. Joe Green OF Yoakunl and Miss Carrie
Foster of Waco. Mr.. Green Is the son OF
s. b. Green, one OF Yoakums leadlng mer'
chants and owner OF the new opera house.
and Miss Foster Is already wei ana raw
orably known TO a large circle of acqualnt-
ances here, who will be glad to welcome
Ter 10 Yoakum. They viii be at home
after December 81.
Mrs. Eva Carlisle and daughter Miss
Carrie, are spending the holidays WITH rela-
tives in Hampstead
Mrs. r. j. Windham is visiting her par
ents nj Columbus
The Woodmen entertainment, when was
to have been given this week, was post
poned on account OF the Indictment weather,
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aoCKPORT,

The weather Is simply irtolerahle FOR
christmas. constantly failing drizzle u
rain since the going down OF the sun yes
terdayy Nevertheless Chrls;mas Is b['rg
made much Of. as il ought 70 be. Last nisht
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~ spite OF the rain and cold the Catholic
lsuies, with their accustomed puck. puiled
on the play. THE White Mountain Boy.
~ nve acts and had a good audience, TOO.
me whole was under the superintendent
OF the ladies OF tho church and ia finale
rerects great credit on their skin. per-
severance and industry. The play was pro-
Sueeo BY the following cast Of characters.
saiem Iowne... -. -. -. ~. H. Smith
Sc pup,oy... -. ...J. w. Hopes
49, az. AZ NJ risnaW.... ...... l.. r. Cornell
msrtin beckwith... -. 80. ...w. II. Smith
nlgy Fitzalien... -. a.. ....J. w. Ward
Billy III, 80. S w,'.1
,,aisy beokwith., Mrs. John Kiaeser
MIS-, huoiah Towne. -. Mrs. l.. NJ. Bracht
Maueiine Duploy 80, MRS. w. w Wood
h'nchen ...... Mrs w. T. Thompson
All OF whom acquitted themselves with
great credit and held up the reputation OF
the town for Its amatures.
me Methodist Sunday school will celc-
brate tonight in the way OF Christmas
Tree and distribution of presents TO the
children. and the Presbyterian Sunday
school WIN have a like celebration at the
city hall
Private entertainments In keeping with
the season and general attempt 10 feel
good is noticeable.
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The annual banquet OF the fire depart
ment was one OF the most pleasant enter
tainments, The tables were spread with
plenty and to spare. The city officials. vet
Grams and many more invited guests were
present, and the occasion lasted till late
hour One pecuiarty was the absence OF
any intoxicants. Captain S, r. Leake was
master OF ceremonies and did his part ele-
gantly. He welcomed the guAts In a
timely speech. and after the feast short ad-
dresses were delivered by Mayor NJ. q.
Roberts, Hon, Byron Drew. Aldermen d..
A. Beck and c. Bradshaw, and Firemen
Gray. Flowers. Raley. Anthony and others.
The present chief, Mr.. D. LaRoe, has The
department In the best trim since Its or
ganization, and all the officers and mem
bers are justly proud OF him. The fire.
men are splendid body o. young men and
expert In their business. Texas has no
be ter volunteer department
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-27

Al she residence OF the brides parents
four miles west of town. last Thurudsy
night. Mr.. G. P. Tadlock and Miss Fannie
walker were married In the presence o.
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TRINITY.


Miss Allie johnson has returned home
from her school al valda to spend Christ
mas with the old folks.
Misses Rosa and lrcnc Rowan Of Houston
arc here to spend tho holidays with the
homo folks.
Mrs. r. H.. Erwin OF Palestine is visiting
her parents here
Miss Sailic Sherrara sf Rustcu, La. II
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. N. d. Hunt OF Waco came over last
week TO spend the holidays with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Many.
a beautiful cantata was rendered by the
sunday school children under the care OF
Miss lone Many at the opera house Christ
mas eve prior to the announced arrival Of
santa Claus, after which the many presents,
OF very rich Christmas tree were distrib-
uted to the delight of the children and the
amusement OF the older heads.
Born TO Mr.. aud Mrs. Louis Mechanism,
last week, a fine boy,
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trail America.
Miss Lou Matthews returned Tuesday
evening from visit TO Denver. COL. BAL
las and other cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Munger returned
Thursday evening from visit to nalias
md other North Texas cities,
Mrs, g. u. Jordan loft Wednesday morn
ing for. visit OF several weeks TO Pcnsa-
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HEAR NE.

DIR. II. w. Cummings and wife left
"Wednesday morning for New Orleans to
spend the holidays
Mrs. Sam New and little sister are
spending the holidays with relatives In
Austin.
Miss Kittie House OF Franklin visited
Hoarne yesterday.
Miss Mary Watt OF Waco Is visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. w. 7. Ferguson.
MIR. and Mrs. George Witter left on the
2lst for San Antonio and Belton, where
they win spend a few days. Before they
return they expect to visit Mexico.
Miss Drake OF Monterey Is in the city,
the guest Of her sister. Miss Clemniie
Miss Bessie Dryfus OF Waco Is spending
the holidays here
Another nice hop was given at the Odd
Fellows hall last night. Although 1t was
Saturday the young people enjoyed IL be-
cause It was an Xmas hop.
Mrs. Lena Beard visited Franklin friends
Wednesday.
Mrs. Fowler of Houston is spending
Christmas with the family OF X. Martin.
Mr.. and Mas Allies Scott of Navasota
are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. NJ. S. Moseley. accompanied by Miss
Pearl, left yesterday Tor Mississippi to
spend the holidays.
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GROEsnEE.t'<.

The following list are homo from school
Tor the holidays Misses Pearl jackson,
from Baylor. Bolton; Miss Cellie Rawls.
from Mary Nash. Sherman; Miss Mabel
Cobb. from Kid Key. sherman. with her
visiting friend. Miss Mary Lee OF ,,r,xorla,
from hid Key. sherman; DR.. Wood Rawle.
from Galveston Medical college; nr. Clyde
tollum, FROM Galveston Medical college;
Mr.. ], Y. McClintis. Add Ran. Waco. MIR.
Robin Henderson. Add Ran. Waco; MIR.
Dick Oliver, Add Ran, Waco: MIR. James
Stroud. Georgetown. Mr.. Del Cobb
from Georgetown, MIR. Clarence Augl,n,
from Agricultural and Mechanical col
lego station.
aunt. Mrs, a. W. Proctor.
The ladies' OF the Baptist and Christian
churches are hard at work decorating their
Christmas trees for the pleasure OF the lit
tie folks
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COnI.IlS i,IIIllSTI.

The Christmas tree and entertainment
at the Methodist church here Friday night
was very enjoyable and entertaining
event, especially TO the young people The
evenings ENTERTAINMENT commenced with
singing, recitations, etc. and after this
came that grand old man. Santa Claus. In
the person of Mr.. I. Kerridge. who enter
tanned all by his comic ways. and then pro-
ceeded 10 distribute tho presents, which
concluded the entcrtainKien,.
Another Christmas tree was given at
Fairview, but owing TO the Indictment
weather not many from this city attended,
The dance and supper given by the Ken
edy Rifles Mt the Market hall Friday night
proved a very enjoyable and successful at
tair, although there We're not so many
present Ms expected owing 10 the inclem-
ency OF the weather. Dal,cirg commenced
about = y. M, and at II supper was an
nounced, and the fAtal board contained all
the delicacies OF the season. which was
heartily partaken OF. after which eUncing
WAS resumed and lasted until late hour
The competitive drill Just before supper
was one OF the finest ever Witnessed in
This city. The floor was ably managed by
Mr. w. Il. MoCampbell and Sergeant IL. q.
DaCamara
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only few Gloss friends, Rev. r. w. Adsns
otficiattng The groom Is a prosperous TO-
bHcco grower, having come to our town
several years ago from Kentucky The
bride is the second daughter OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. J. NJ. Walker and Is liked by all who
know her.
The Christmas tree at the Methodist
church Friday night was success In every
respect. The training of the children was
under the management Of Mrs. w. l.. An
derson and the music, which was furnished
by the Willis Choral club. was under the
management OF MIR. L. j. Rountrec.
MIR. and Mrs. b. II. Fuxxell OF Hillsbcro
are here to spend Christmas with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. b. Cooke OF Floresvirie
passed through our town Thursday on
their way to Old wayerly to spend a couple
OF weeks with Mrs, Cookies parents.
Misses Susie Hurley and Nellie Mathcr or
Houston are visiting Judge N. A. Cravens'
family.
Mrs. J. l.. Dunn OF Galveston Is spending
the holidays with her parents In town.
Mrs j. Framptcn is taking Christmas
with relatives AT Drummer.
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6STFs xds Go w. east i .Ss S5ssns street
#S5Sr5 &E fS 3s SEE street ,,...
g2Tf HI!of CO 5oS D' Fo T29 sn siF; Cary streets.
%s &iSR T. &C. ME- N LII 5s.y s7ssst street
MEI54Ms i!9'
GROUND GLUE MANUFACTURERS
CHRISTIAN THOMAS east
HAY. GRAIN AND MIILFEED.
H HEyS AE$4F e. 4SfS s. s cart ey street
RE BEEF = III H. 5 east 's sI s9s street,
sAEEs a. SIS @ nth
sf,IfsaS h%Ss e. IS east Cary Cary stree: street:
HARDWARE WHOLESALE.
c cARK 81 BsGW s9N 5 ' sds Ns Mas street
g6r CO l .s MS Ma s street
HATS AND CAPs-wHoLEsALE.
ETcRsoN BATES sTAR s151 I., sqs Main street
ICE COMPANIES
sRysEHsSs i1ria a ' dafy s's.''
fc twentieth and Cary streets
IRON MANUFACTURERS AND MAcHINIsTs.
G GB LINES SgoF "a f fps GsFy a s5f'f ea
R oco9 H MxGNh %oRKs End north seventh
TREDEGAR COMPANY THE Foot of Fifth street
LEATHER AND BETTING MANUFACTURERS.
RICHMOND LEATHER MFG COMPANY Cary
LEATHER, HIDES &c.
eGf EKp FCsHSggAH b. m "a: : g? cary street
5AcoB 4 A.. $50 east cary street.
SoTwHLI A. D. LIME e. r T1s1i;i;F A X; CEMENT
GA HRHs CO. D4yIs isl P9 sa T css 'ls street
LIQUORS WHOLESALE
ETFsf9N o HAgyEY 90 15e east san Gar o strsat street
PHOTOGRAPHERS AND ENGRAvERs
Hull PRINTING! coMPANY THE j. L. north Twelfth street
LUMBER DEALERS
G GE-Ty E e 6 ' 39s ea ae. p R4os s Street
GORDON JAMES r. & CO. 2d east Cary street
T N s2qIh c SNIP S south Ninth street
T Wo66TB sG OK oaR N TTdf s5rs street
MACHINE WORKS
FRIcTqNGEss NEHAI coMF4NY Tenth street
MILLINERY WHOLESALE
KAUFMAN co. MILL nns .ss S14ia' $ssspon
5iHH$5, H$ S1$s$sa { IS.
W HGGB y Y W. r : s6 GS l Hs' s. asia
FaSaS W Ss$T# "a TssSssazunrns
E}5S& Fipza BGx MAS RI, ss.no, street,
PAPER DEALERS
gA EASIER r PIF CONTAIN eSmY ;a ey s ssf'
PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
ET9H GdEr RP Pp G2H c6 Fs ne: @
PAPEB TwINE AND BAG MANUFACTURERS
MsNsCIfttsSTFR PAPER TyyINE COMPANY, Manchester.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
HUME MINOR & Broad street
Noses M GG v b. 1879 es ssi h MG street. street.
PCKIING AND PRESERVING COMPANIES
ANrNfONs CT 5eastF
w.
HiCIMOND COMPANY. Bowe and Marshall streets.
pRTNTERs WHOLESALE sTATIONERS AND OFFENDERS
ADKINS B. & co, Governor street
baptist & SAUNDERS 1909 east Man street ..
]. W. & north Fourteenth street
FI,lNHART COMPANY o. r., n@ east street
HILL. COMPANY. THE, j. L., north Iweih street
/. II. 10 north Twelfth street
JONES n nSr'R R seYsnth str Th Twelfth street
RANDOLPH. ] W CO. 1902 east Main street
COMPANY, 100 east Main street
WARE & DUKE. Main street
WALTHAIIa ELBuR C. south Ientn sheTc
& SHEPPERSON, 1901 east Main street
PROVISION DEALERS.
&
FoRBTss Byrd street
V Jr. Main street
KNGAN & street
& f. i, south Tenth street
SWIFT a street
PUMP WATER SUPPLY CONTRACTORS
syDNoR PUMP & WE'LL co. 14D Main street
RAILROAD MILL AND MACIIINlSTs SUPPLIES
BARGAMIN. G. & A, "A south Ninth street
GAiNEs GEORGI h. & Cary street
j n. Main street
east
souTfEHN SUPPLY CoMPANY Ninth and Cary streets
& BRANCH Main street
ROOFING MATERIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANIES.
ARMITAGE williamsburg avenue
NrIIT & %, r. / south
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFACTURERS.

SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFACTURERS.
sADpLEaY coMPANy lS es street, Ma'n street.
RIiER' Il T. i' H :as, -, n,,xns
Md e5NpA " $50 ss 's Sss
SEINE THREAD FISHING TACKLE &c
IIcHTENsTEIN SONS L. and Franklin streets
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS.
MIIIHsFR MEG COMPANY 1904 williamsburg avenue
SLATE DEALERS.
WILLIAMS JOHN r. co, IS south Ninth street
SOAP MANUFACTURERS
CREW p J., & CO., III teenth street
STEAM FORGE
JOHNSTON. ]. r.. & CO., Manchester.
RICHMOND STOVE COMPANY aOs Main street
TANNERS AND HORSE COLLARS MANUFACTURERS.
WRIGHT j. J., COMPANY, Manchester Va. r,,rrrs
TOBACCO-BOX MANUFACTURERS
GAMp WILLIAM g I9T EAST sa e street
TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ARRIMGToN ROSE e c rc,nmsr Y R5sS
e0RRINaT6N & co.. c7 Canal street
c c6EHsTAN 81 soN SS sSt east S' Cary
SRS9 * T. sIS building
#SS$ $H%SE $ssssss sssas
NN 6 W aEneNs Sons Ss Geo.
rob Ess sIsn Sa 1sldins
TAT MA oa r. q rsn.S SS
TOBACCO DEALERs-LEAF
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY, 200 east Cary street
BAUCH CHARLES crenshaw Waehouss n rnrs.r,h street
5SS as75 &C. cq ~ sssS s ss3s street,
R RTBS p S s0Sn no TR'4
G GAEEP H. CO. Co. f Columbian bissl
WHEN 5RhS 81 sho sGSS sD street
EPP soS A tEhkE g. E ss e syd as
GR2E hLFRED S Building
56NBs I6 AEf K S south TSntn
S %SSE f g. soS W5 SsI"%sn Block
MOON, p N, & CO. llO7 Basin ni street stret
N N6HE TSN 4 o. r. sons On y cG
s sEpDoN TE Af4HR nT 6%i5 I2s
sT5 ElI Es6S A. foS SS s
T il16H1SN sA &C. S " SO Srs soa Man
W XIHFGEc = E Nj ~ s,,,n street,
TOBACCO DEALERS MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
% He kE es sspt eay Gqs ss street.
HSSx {A 6SA p G con Yrs BIS sa
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
ALIEN BRANCH ro c S9rss south Seventh street.
c eXHEFG AGEX street
cAIER%9Ny cAnE j6s Guts Eos Ss Msn Street
9F 525H%E 6 sS street , east Main street
Hc4oK Co.'S S s cas-, 4 Psn ts stGfsr
20, T3B4 & i cp 3sssF i east Cary street
EAAS %#S#S $oS&SS6 SaS$S % south
R RTssEtT " w1 FL w.
s4A so daGc 56 egSisilS
WIaHNs T c6 Oil
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS SUPPLIES
PATTT%3Nc Bros CO 1894 east f" ca4 gas sir street
"N''''O'> ''''' TOBACCO sTEMMERs
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY $500 east Cary street
BOYD JAMES y CO 81 LIZ sr coke s syeage
AGo W 5kHk n PGS'HsG sd MsAsess Street
WoRMEIIsY p LIGHTFooT Se Franklin street
TOBACCOTAG AND BOX MANUFACTURERS
HAsKER.MARcusE MFG COMPANY, 2Oi venable street
TOBACCO WAREHOUSES;.
ALLEGHANY 1911 Canal street
AAMERicAN TOBACCO COMPANY Twelfth and Canal streets
G rkRkNa49S = sr y1n streets
fpHAVENPoRr LEAF TOBACCO Fourteenth and Dock streets
EA A ~ sT5EFT THE 1895 east
E T6NEs To y a. ios south Twelfth
KANAwHA Foot virginia street.
NEAIs IL , Virginia ia. street stree pvr, street
PiANTBRs' 1901 Cary street,
PoPE's Twenty first street -,o -. ,,.u. .,~o,
E sN pcKERsoN Proprietor Thrt
STAR 300 easts
VAIiGHAN's sou Ninth street
VIRGINIA Canal street
TRUNK MANUFACTURERS
Ro1NTREE H. W.. BRO TRUNK BAG COMPANY ." no''n
teenth street. - ,,,onys
,,pc,>r, NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL. co, c. & o. r. r. nes
WooDENwARE MANUFACTURERS
RICHMOND CEDAR WORKS orleans streets Fulton
WOOD WORKING COMPANY Chamber OF Commerce 81
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READY REFERENCE GUIDE FOR VISITING MERCHANTS
Wholesale Dealers and Manufacturers Of Richmond Virginia

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
coMPANY NnStssnth and Cary streets
SaFtS a s'a s'iis
H44 Fo@ adnSRS s s franklin SR T:s s: street
ARCHITECTURAL AND GALVANIZED IRON WORKS
syDSS E co., east east Cary Cary street street:
BAKING POWDER MANUFACTURERS.
COMPANY THE 1906 east Franklin
TH FIE 6 east res east Cary street.
syS5% THE @ a ss ce cy streets streets
BOOK PUBLISHERS
JOHNSON T. f. COMPANY Eleventh and Cary
BOOTS WHOLESALE
$ SE ~ zS Hs s. AZ s Il; Ss Sps' street.
RoBftTs : Hos is' 81! as south Fourteenth
WNo E G1 1 cRuM n sno COMPANY
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS
THE DAVIS BOOT & SHOE CO.. Virginia Pententiary.
BREWING COMPANIES
Re efSF HsE R eSsI e S Hancock street.
!SNH shESS GGhASH street
3u1IDERs' AND PAINTERS SUPPLIES.
CANDY MANUFACTURERS
HARDnsrY r. H. 1901 east Franklin street
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANUFACTURERS.
A Ag{SSsHAHSSs Sos + 'SH'1 T'"'S s
c cRIiMP. RE 4 Fl r. Co. 1909 east Main
SyERS sons WtoJ Est t sss Main street
SMITH pgo co ga nSr tnr FftA x street Street
CATTLE BROKERS.
nRAgER CATTLE c,o COZ o ls east Main street
M MEL Z 4E Ell M d0 West ' Clay
CHINA CROCKERY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TAYLOR 6 co. E b.
CIGAR, CIGARETTE AND CHERooT MANUFACTURERS.
AMEN eT GM REANf south e. 1 sfS s'ys1t street
n1In1,FY cGAR c;fooT co, Chamber Building.
TfHafE g2A d Moo pq F north street
W ASGIE cIexR & cIIERooT COMPANY Virginia street
CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEALERS
CRAM o. & Cover
p CLoTHIERs- WHOLESALE.
s sAFSus 81 R cS 1s5 5 east Main street street
COAL AND WOOD WHOLESALE.
SSF GsRz Exit SSE q 'i ss S sS;
WEST e, coMP MP SDrv streets sss Cary street
Es ASrs s. ESin ia tl MTss street
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Pr Il BR9s Hd 1Ms sa cn Street street
SSTHS TafN F IS son aPd TaT 's street
HzzSS5aS 6SS +, :S% 4 4Si;S s
TTr FEo5oHD i co east c ss!t cS street
sMFT CO. dG nHN south a1 r@ as Gary street
, COTTON
MARSHALL, MFG COMPANY, THE Main street
DRuGGfsTs AND DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE.
n n2RFEDE R ERE f1 M1
WISE BgS i asst MANI hf' . i's,
s EHTGR t f. coMf e -
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. &c.-WHOIEsAIE
HUGHES COMPANY. THE 1M2 east Cary street.
& Main street
NJ
M NJ CO., Tenth and cary stvets
YANCEY, j. p, & CO
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES.
TOWER Br.ANKENsH1P & B1NFoRD a east Main street r
ELEVATOR MANUFACTURERS
SHELTON & ", 1907 Basin
FANCY GROCERS AND CONFECToNERs.
S @ sn,l MAIN st sSsn Fourteenth street
W HFR sos s4bEoR co Si ES9PS ''sss
FERTILIZER MANUFACTURERS.
s f Dock cEsp ss Warehouse
JOG Virginia street
CHEMICAL COMPANY trenshaw warehouse
G., q 1926 east Cary street
CHEMICAL.
VIRGINIA COMPANY Crenshaw warehouse
~ FLOUR AND CORN MILLS.
MIMI MILLS Seventeenth street -,
III.
Seventeenth street
FURNTTJRE AND MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS
r,-pr7xA CHAIR COMPANY, Twelfth street
G. 10 north fighh street
SvVnS0, HINDI.EY Broad street
0iD GRINDSTONES AND METALS.
coRpoN & CO.. JAMES, 1880 east Cary street
oO - GROCERS- WHOLESALE
Cary street
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which the doctors informed me were
due to neualglc symptoms, deter
mined tc try Paire's celery compound,
on tho advice of a friend.
"To my surprise found an entire
change eoing or after taking little
ever three bottles and | began TO feel
like q rev man. have for the past
ten or twelve years suffered from pains
in the back and other symptoms OF de-
rlngemcnt Of thc Kidneys and bladder,
and have spent many sleepless nights
in consequence. but now sleep sound,
thanks TO the common sense which in
dUced me tc try Paine's celery COM
pound ! will ever praise the marvel
GUS potency OF this valuable medicine.
and at any time will be glad TO give
personal testimony 81 my address.
should any sufferer care to call as
consider il selfish to keep such a bless
ing housed up. and think the proprie-
tors Of Paine's celery compound de-
serving of mere thanks than | can con-
yey in worCs. for making me new
man"
4 word tc other sufferers:
go TO your druggist for bottle OF
Paines celery compound and allow
him to sell you nothing else,