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Upwards of 100 dozen
MISSES AND BOYS HOSE.

The grand total of an importers balance
The wholesale price by the case was wv
a dozen. This morning we say u l-2c. a
pair. any size. to s1-2 light or heavy
weight. Not but pairs to any one GUS
toner.
We sell ordinary l9c. Ladies' Hose IN
Black. Tan, or qwo-Colored' Ior liz
ladies' Fine. Open-stitch or Plain Isle
Hose. best zoe. ones, for zoc. PAIR TO-
Plated silk Hose, Black with Cologred
tops. best Richelieu, Toe. ones ior &c
Children's Ribbed Hose, perfect Fast
Black, only &c. PAIR
.oftfvcr urhafpVpr
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The Joseph Johnston who was before
fine Police Court a few days ago was not
the gentleman of that name who resides
AT No 1900 Ashland street.
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the Helpful
Not the KurtfuI Method of StOrekeeplng.

Cheapening qualities of merchandise is not selling them cne
or little observance will in prove that when our
ces are followed the offered sold ought to take
OF course responsibility of advertising and selling DC
gins and ends with this house.
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WANTED,

TO SELL ONE SMALL HORSE, PER-
fectly sound and gentle, at S25 owner has
good reason for selling. Address GAIL
LARD" care Richmond Dispatcht
NH 9i-ffs
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WANTED,
TO KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES.
Good Long, Dry Oak Wood for new
stove, 50 per half cord, delivered.
Anthracite, So for big furnace size;
So % for small.
Splint Coal, 81 and $3.50.
Kanawha Coke, S2.75. Double load,
90 bushels, $4.75.
Tricks Coke, % bushels. SO.
Gavton Egg, 1925; Nut. $3.50;
Stove, $3.75-C. o. d.
OLD STANDS:
1900 West Broad Phone 407.
1905 East Cary Phone 165.
old and rev phones same No.
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FOR RENT.
LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST, A SAMPLE CASE AND mwo
PACKAGES. Left in some place OF bust
ness. Finder will please return same to
Dispatch office. NH 2i-lt.
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LADIES' DRESSES.

Ladies' Black Etamine Dresses, coat
lined with all-silk talfeta, skirt bound
seams. very best tailor made, FOR
S12 80.
Double Warp Camel s-Hair Serge, In
Grays and Tan. all silk lined coat,
price should be SIS: cur price, $3.50.
Stylish Dress OF Tan Imported Cloth,
coat lined with changeable taffeta, per
feet hanging. made to sell for SO; Co
hens price so.
Handsome Dress OF Black Gamer s-Halr'
skirt and coat lined with best tanet>
silk coat trimmed with braid, price
$3.50.
our s. Colored and Black Dresses OF
Serge and Camers-Hair, lined coats,
L. Of
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LOST, ON FOURTH STREET. BE-
tween Leigh and Jackson. PAIR OF
GOLD EYEGLASSES. Liberal reward
viii be paid II left at 7l6 north Fourth
street. NH 2i-lt
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T TT MARCH q. 1871

DONY, CART, AND HAhNhsa '.,,.
4 Mrs. H. r. Mathews Rio VISTA has ii' -,
ed Mr.. George W. Mayo a1ctionees, I ,,oR..
Ninth street 60 sell nest TAI hSDAi 80.
ING ,sstn March a, $3.50 A. ~. her Ih1s.
OuGHBRgD PONY "MAUD"; slsA . NI.s
GARLAND HARNESS
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MATTINGS.

Start at 3-4c. for China Mattings that
are worth 10c. A..
7i-2c. for Fancy China Mating that
sells at - 1-2c.
&c for a Seamless China Mating, real
- 15c value. MI.
70 l-2c. for a Heavy Seamless Blhgo
Mating real 2Oc. value. ,..,
15c for the Fancy Inlaid Bingo Mating,
reversible patterns. sold at 25c:
1Gc. for the Inlaid Lnen-Warp Ma'tilss'
sell at Csc ...-. 4,
2Oc. for Fancy Linen-Warp Mattlnss, III,
laid designs and carpet patterns redi
35c value.
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WANTED

BOARDERS FOR NICELY-FURNISH
Rooms: good table; home comforts APP
Div at 1O9 north Seventh street. NH 2l-lw'
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A SAFE OF PILLOw-sHAMs.

10 pairs All-Over Embroidered Caniorlc;
or Swiss. with wide, full, embroidered
ruffie. the goods were held 100 me- IL
S4O pair This occasion brings them
70 Won for 74c. each. Not but pairs
10 any one customer.
2 pieces for the price Of one
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WANTED.

TO SELL AN ICE-BOX IN GOOD
ORDER.
For terms etc, call or address to 7Oi
Brook avenue city NH 2i-lt'
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A STOCK OF HOUSEWARE

as we have never done before, and perhaps
never will again. Everything that may
be needed or wanted seems at UNDER
prices. and few things are short of a real
bargain.
Best Solid-Back Scrubbing- Brushes, &c.
each.
Dustless Bristle Floor-Sweeps, usually
Sl.25: special purchase price, 59c. each.
All Size Varnlsh-Brushes, 1Oc. each
4 25c can Of Paint. all colOrs. for lie.
boxes of Blued Steel Carpet lacks for
loo Step-Ladders made Of the best
pinewood. with pail-rest. feet high;
special purchase price, S5c. each-usual-
" $1.l5.
Iniaid Salt-Boxes, with name on front,
for &c. each.
Solid Quarter-Sawed Oak Rockers. with
cobble-Ieather seats, usually $3.50. for
$3.50 each.
Riveted Cocoa Handle Knives and
Forks, made of superior quality steel;
special purchase price 29c. dozen.
silver-Plated After-Dinner Coffee
Spoons. usually $3.50 dozen; sale
price. 81 a dozen.
Carpets cleaned without removing them
from the floor with the Jewel Carpet
Renovator; special purchase price, l5c.
a cake-usually 35c.
Granite-Iron Cake-Moulds, lie. each
Granlte-Iron Milk Pans. &c. each
Japanned Sugar-Canisters, &c. each, in
stead of dc.
Japanned-Tin Toilet Sets. gold deco
rated usually CSC; special purchase
price, sec. complete.
Granite-Iron Baking-Pans, 7c. each.
6-Rlng Tin Mufin-Pans for &c. each.
Steel-Tln Biscuit Cutters, for 1c.
6-quart Covered Tin saucepans for l2c.
each.
Coffee-Pots, that will make coffee in
zone minute" handsomely nickel
plated, were S.25 and $3.50, for 75c.
each.
Large English Meat Platters, that were
2Oc.. for l2c each.
La Belle China Dinner Sets. containing
100 pieces, Blue and Gold decorations;
special purchase price, 5000 complete.
Haviland's and Lanternier's Limoges
China Plates, 19c each.
English Milk Pitchers, usually l0c., for
&C. each.
Decorated Carlsbad-China Plates. &c.
each.
Real China Tooth-Powder Boxes, &C.
usually 25c.
Real Delft-China Cups and saucers. that
were 5Oc., for 19c. each.
Improved Stone Filters. from $3.50 to
$3.50 each.
Any size Stone Jars for &c. gallon.
beautiful Carlsbad China Milk Pitchers,
15c., instead of SOC.
Glass Cake-Plates, &C., instead Of loc.
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of this story rests in the stol
will readily be illustrated.
SALE OF LADIES' SEPARATE
SKIRTS.

Upwards of 500 Skirts were shipped us
yesterday The price warrants every
woman in Richmond to be after one before
. o'clock. Not one that isn't a marvel OF
perfection. All the cost Of making and a
part Of the cloth is taken off in price.
All-WooI Novelty Chevlot Skirts, up
ward Of yards in width. lined with
percaline, velveteen finished. we have
sold them for S.75. These. $l99.
Black Satin Duchess Skirts, best make,
full I'm every way, value usually slLoD
these. 1915.
Black Mohair Skirts, figured, full lined,
velveteen finish, made TO cost Sl.39. for
&C.
Finest Moire Velour Skirts. CohenS
heretofore price 81 80: these, $3.50.
Handsome Black Gros-Grain Satin Bro
cade Skirts, made TO sell for S2.5O;
these. 81.
for s.; for S2.&.
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CRANITE-CUTTERS At ONCE AT
our ouarries. Rockton, ). G. Wages. s.
per day Of nine hours.
pc STEWART STONE COMPANY.
NH 23-Zt
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By George l.. Crawford q Co..
Real Estate AuctiOncers.
1905 Bank street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
rApM nr LIZ AnRE4 IL uAAn.-l

a FARM OF l15A ACRES IN hANof-A
COUNTY. va, ABOUT THREE MILES
FROM ASHLAND. AND ONE q A.-
TER OF A MILE FROM klLBl STA
TTON. on RICHMOND. FREDEklths-
RIrRG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
DWELLING OF SIX ROOMS. BtS.l ~
TWO BASEMENT ROOMS; BARN E Bf
ca FEET. LARGE ORCHARD AND
VTNEYARD.-By virtue OF deed q
trust executed 20 me on tho pa GAY .ot
January. 1895. and recorded Boo Clerk =
o(ice Of Hanover County Court peel'
Book "a. page 81, default having been
made i'm the payment OF note or W
therein secured. and being required 90 do
so by the note-holder. / will seI az
public auction. on the premises. ON
SATURDAY, APRIL 3. l@
AZ o'clock Z. NJ. the PROPERTY above
TERMS. cash as 70 cost OF this sale
~ nav a noe Of $500. with interest rom
January % 1897 any taxes TIA, may "
due and a credit az follows: N,iN liy-
able January p. 1898; S2i6.53 payable Jan
nary ~ 1889: S913.7f payable January i
lS99. 81 90 payable January .. l+9 ana
balance upon such terms as may pr tF
nounced AT sale. Q. \. CRAWEohl
NH % tt1l---
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

A BOY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE AT
the printing business. Apply by letter.
stating experience, 10
EVERETT WADDEY COMPANY,
Stationers and Printers
NH 2l-lt ll0) east Main street.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.

FILE OF CHARLESTON OR RICH
mond daily. 1850 10 1856. inclusive; or
weekly, same period.
JAMES w. ELDRIDGE,
State street. Hartford. Conn.
NH 24-W&Sa2t
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BY r. ". WORKMAN e. Co
Real Estate Agents and Aucfror,.-.
1913 east Main street.
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AUCTION sALEs-Futur. n.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS soLp Ts-.;
TAHES FOR THE CURRENT or, "a
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE pam ~
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND Tggg,
VENDEE. 4AL
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VRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE

Il OLA
VALUABLE PIECE or LAND on TIN
SOUTH SIDE OF LAKEWOOD
AVENUE
NEAR THE EASTERN LIMITS ~
THE CITY OF RICHMOND va
CONTAINING - 65-l00 ACRES
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cn1-nREn nREss-GOODs BUYING

is tempting. 4 small purse never poushI
ca much beauty and so much goodness.
There is a cause back Of this sort OF price,
making that you needn't know The
Dress Fabrics are ready.
Double-Warn. silk Faced Mixtures, made
TO sell for Zoe, at 81 lie. r,,.,,-
Snk-Face New Checks. in Broken PADS
etc. made TO sell for 70 and Sec, Tor
4lc. ~. ,,,oao
10 sell for 9Oc., for 59c. ,.-,o.-
Nobair Dentelle Checks, large designs
69c. worth. for 49c ~ A.. s,hri.
Mohairettes, a double-width 20c' taDrlc'
for SIC. - , ,,.tao
I,ace-Covered Effects, 40 lnches WIZ,
Sec stnff for nc. and dozens Of other
sorts.
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WANTED.

SIX MILLION PEOPLE VOTED FOR
First Battle" is now ready Agents
making s25 to $50 per week; the greatest
seller of the age. Send for outfit quick
Beware of fraudulent books. W. b.
CONKEY COMPANY. Sole Publishers
Chicago. Re E-Su&WSt
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u
AT THE NORTHWEST CODNrp ,.,
DUNAb AND FIRST STREITs 'f
AZ the request OF the owner v. ..,,
omer for sale, at public auction. q, t
premises, Oh 40
MONDAY. MARCH @. i07
commencing 40 4:30 O'Clock p. n rrt.,
HOUSES AND LOTS. A. tho u0-t.als,
corner OF First and DuV8l sfroat. '
l6 49, and M east Duyal. and SO.
S5 north First-all good renting no.
The property has Il fronting Of a.
on Duval street. by a good d.r.f .,
the improvements consist o. -four f-.
and one brick house. Especial .tf.r--.'
Is called 20 this sale as fhls 'e ID r-r...
which Is one Of the best locations n tt..
section for a grocery. The corner 49,.
could be remOdellcd for "a store a. "a ,.r-
little cost or good storc-ro0n comb
be erected on the side OF %.
TERMS: Very easy. and will p. -,st,
known az sale. mh "a
BY Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioras-s
corner Of Tenth and Bank streets
WRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
Il OLA
VALUABLE PIECE or LAND on TIN
SOUTH SIDE OF LAKEWOOD
AVENUE.
NEAR THE EASTERN LIMITS or
THE CITY OF RICHMOND VA
CONTAINING - 65-l00 ACRES.
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trle. ,,
the trustees Of the Old Dominion B..IIr,
and Loan Association, dated Ieeambae
4, 1891 and recorded IN the Clerks 0Hcs
OF Henrico County Court, Deadlock iI
Is, page go, which was given 90 sa.rrs
the payment of A certain note therein
mentioned. default having been made Ii
the payment thereof and being dIreeief
by the Board Of Directors OF Said as4lr.-
ton so 10 DO. we shall offer for sala n
public auction. at the dice - the ar-'
tloneers CTenth and Bank streets Ron.
mond. Va. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 3. 1897.
at T. o'clock NJ, the abOve-mentor,s
PROPERTY, being the same cOnyeyel iy
the deed Of trust hereinbtfOrc meut0raf
This property fronts on the south sls
Of lakewood avenue. east of rhrty-folrl
street and Is bounded on the east by 't8
lands of j. b. Cancpa ana others. ol fae
south by Franklin's land, and on hs
west by the land Of the estate OF w. La
Cowardin, deceased
TERMS: Cash as 20 expenses of sale
all past-due taxes, rdtaDle proportion
of the taxes Tor the year lsN. and ne
sum Of s. 800. with interest on same from
December 4, $780, The residue ODD slcl
terms as the said company az fle lrst
part. it's agents. or ass sns may pre-
scribe. and. IN case Of thelr failure tO ava
such directions, then upon credit Oi 0gg
and two years for said residue lu equal
instruments. the purchaser 20 give ts
NEGOTIABLE notes. with interest addict
from day of sale, secured by a deed o.,
trust. JOHN b. PURCELL
JOHN s. ELLErT
FRANK r. SUTTON
Trustees OF the Old Dominion Building
and Loan Association. rob lis
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

FUN HENI.
AT A REDUCED RENTAL NEW
Three-Story Brick Dwelling, No 317 north
Eleventh street; nicely papered All
through; Latrobe, range. mantel mirrors,
&c. SUTTON & CO,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
NH 14-SuSs Wit
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WANTED.

POSITION BY \ THOROUGHLY COM
petent and reliable Regstered Pharma-
cist. References furnished. PHARMA-
CIST, care Dispatch office NH 2l-3t'
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A UCTION SALE OF vALUABrp

IN JACKSON WARD
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNrD ~
DUVAB AND FIRST cTprr.,, -
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MARCH %. le7

AZ the request Of the owner v. ..o,
offer for sale. at public auction. o, ~,
premises Oh -- ia
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THE WONDER or AMERICA is THE
EMBROIDERIEs.

OF course, you are not paying tho cost
of government duty. The choicest things
in every width. As a gift they would be
very little cheaper.
2. 3. and 5c-values that run up to usual
loo. selling.
7. 3. and u l-2c.-values that ordinarily
cost up 10 Csc.
Just now we call your attention to spe-
cial prices on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-24

Administer Carpets, Borders to match
GOO for the $1.25 grade. o...
All-Wool Extra Super ingram CdiPS's'
81 1-2c. for the Toe grade
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-24
COTTON FABRICS.

Ilrh French are nOdeiS Oh u'aetg' anu
American makers keep the town atalking.
We have 10 tell you which is which. The
prices have a right to ring in your ears.
Less than one half the general asking.
Linen Lappett Muslins, the new light
ming effects, imported to sell for - and
25c. for 3-ic.
Woven Spotted organizes, in new
striped effects, 25c. grades, for 3-4c.
80 and &c French Organizes ana Difnl-
ties. most artistic cOlOrings, Tor l9c.
Light or Dark Ground Grenadines. or
candle floral designs. sheer so as 10
make up over any color, Zoc. Nalue' IoI
sirined Dimity effects, in White or
Linen color, made for y lie; Conen
price, Z Sic III, -
Linen Batiste. hemstitched, in plain or
colored stripes. 81 inches VIDE, -oc'
stuffs for Sac ..,-.
40-inch-wide Newest and Prettlest
Printings, Linen de Daccas' Z0c. soitS'
for SIC. ,-,..t..,.
4O-inch Organdie Batiste, Coral printlngs'
1G 2-Sc. grade. for 3-4c.
New Coral Printed Yard-Wide Fercale'
the newest y lie. sort, tuI pieces
3-4c. 20 4,
Tho best 1Oc Unbleached Jeans for &c.
Rest Yard-Wide Blcached Cotton the
usual 61-4 and 7c. grade, for l-2c.
C05 wards Striped outing F1annels. TINS
nnoTning the usual lOc. grade for lie
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Ladies' Ready-Made Dresses

For months months we have wrestled with the question:
Hundreds of makers been tried and been Obliged TO reject
them Perfection of garments must be the hSt Pf1ncp III M
Of business The prices must convince
an enternrise of the worthy claim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-24
CITY HALL GOSSIP.

DR.. W. r. Oppenhimer, president OF
the Board Of Health, has received a let
Ter from an English physician, who Is
anxious to come to Richmond TO practice
his profession. The Britisher desires in
formation regarding the examination he
would have to pass should he locate
here. He will be fully advised by DR..
Oppenhmer.
Mir. Lonnie 5. Jones. the new secre-
tarv of the Fire Board. began his duties
Yesterday morning He Is Is years old,
and was for nine years book-keeper Tor
the J. l.. Hill Printing Company.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

our friend W II, MeWhorter Of
Fulton, President OF the Two Rivers
transportation Coz has the edl
tors thanks for au "annual good
on the steamer Ga w. Mays" for
the year 1907 lro. MeWhorter do
not be surprised II we take a no-
tIou to use II during the year and
go to New Orleans, via Red and
Mississippi rivers,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Brown, the Broad street
grooeryman, earnestly asks
his monthly customers to
call around and settle up
al once, as he Is anxious to
wind up last months busl-
ness and stralghten out his
books. 2-7-
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

We saw some nf the finest white
perch In the market yesterday we
have seen In some time, Some Of
them were II Inches long aud half
as wide, Hen Vandeweghe got frat
pick aud bought several of the
largest, and we just shut our eyes
ana imagined how llen's lips would
smack when he aat down TO the tas
ble 20 eat those nsh
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Constable Wilbur Paup had a
sale yesterday, OF some household
goods levied on for debt, The re.
porter saw him sell a New Home
sewing machine for S2O, and other
things In proportion, The things
brought ~ more than they were
appraised at, aud we cannot but
help comphmcntlng the officer
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Rev. j. A, Beagle, pastor of the
State Line Methodist church, will
preach on "Womans Influence" at
the morning service, and at night
the subject will be Attitude Of
Expectation
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Kind reader, do not fail to con.
suit the new lads of our live mer
chants in this mornings paper.
Quite a number have important
news" as bargains for your delecta'
ton Money can be made by keep
ing posted,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Attorney Neill W, Caruthers, we
learn, will remove from this city to
Little Rock, and make that place
his home, lie has won many friends
here during his short residence in
TeSarkana, who will regret to sec
him and hIs family leave, We wish
him nothing but success,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

The police news don't amount to
much these days, Those who break
the law are generally busted, hnan.
cially, and are not able to pay when
damages are assessed,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

w y Hobgood Is now ready to
serve his friends the very best fresh
meats, etc ,at the Snow White mar.
ket (Which he has bought, 81 East
Broad street 2~7
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Today DR. j N McCasand and
Miss Ora Dodd Of Bright Star will
be married, DR. M is one of our
best citizens and secures a worthy
helpmeet in Miss Dodd, a daughter
Of Mr. Calvin Dodd We tender
congratulations and best wishes,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

At the matinee yesterday after.
noon opera house was crowded to
It's utmost In order to get seats
some Of our society ladies went up
into the peanut gallery" Capt,
II. b Aolman's little son drew the
tricycle. We could not learn who
drew the doll,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Dr. D. S, Williams Office is in the
Y, M, @, A. building, Cup stairs on
Vine street, Orders can be left or
sent there or to Williams a. Will
liams drug store. 90 l2t.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

The ffxAaBAMAS gives local
happenings Ia our city of impof-
taut aature twenty.touf hours 10
three weeks ahead Of an other mes
diuma II you want the news get
on the wagon run by electricity
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Editor Fay Crossett of the Bios
som Bee, is a visitor in the city,
he witnessed the closing perform.
ance Of the Punch Robertson Co.,
last night.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Mr., Thos, Hodge keeper Of the
Miller county Poor Farm, was in
the city yesterday for the first
time In several weeks About two
weeks since a fractions horse threw
him and broke his left arm at the
wrist glad to know wound Is rapid.
" healing.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

The largest audience Of the seas
son, greeted the Punch Robertson
repertoire company, AZ the opera
house last night, TO see his closing
performance "a Struggle for
Money" There were eleven huh'
dred paid admissions, aud several
hundred were turned away,
oStaudlug room only was even at
a premium Performance was mp
10 Rnhertaana alandhrd,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Mrs, 10 H. rorrans has a full
stock OF ladies' hats aud hair goods,
Ladies, give her a ealL and price
her goods, a.7slw
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

An wrappers TO be sold Monday
for zoe regardleaa OF cost,
ptEbH pAbAia Royal,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Free scatsawalt you at st. James
Episcopal church today The BIsh.
op Ii an interesting talkeE aud you
should hear him,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Mr. A. u, Montgomery aud vile
have our sympathy at the loss OF
their hral born.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Blankets, cloaks aud capes at
your own figures, at Peels PalaIs
poyal Monday
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Advance agent Lamb, OF Murray
S Maeke show, Ia here TO bill the
city and arrange for a date,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Mrs, Norris Of Detroit, Texas, IL
visiting her daughter here, Mrs,
W. 4, Hudglns,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

The Punch Robertson troupe
will play a return date here In
March or April
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

aud keep of the OK cart concerns
going through the country adyer'
tIsIng themselves 'up.todate' We.
hlelea, This Ia strictly an up.to'
now newspapers
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Go TO llobgoads "Snow White
Market, 3ll East Broad street, for
the nlceat fresh meats Ash, game,
etc, 90
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Ladies muslin underwear will be
shown Monday at great bargains
at peela.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Mr., Jesse Smith, OF "Dlle Bean
fame, Is here from New York, aud
will spend a few days visiting rela-
llycs,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

My entire stock OF fancy stamped
linen, to be sold AZ gbt on the dol.
Lar come early aud get yourpIck
Monday az peels,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Kid gloves must go=be sure and
ask for them, when you visit the
PalaIs Royal,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Mr., A II Seyier has been over at
New Lewisyllle, most Of the past
week.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Mira l., l., Forbes Of Natehea
MIsao Is visiting her daughter here
Mrs, II u Knowles,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Dr. 7 @ Williams returned from
Austin, Texas, rtiday evening
where he attended the bl'ennla
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

session Of the Woodmen of the
World, as a delegate from the Tex
arkana camp, He reports having
had a splendid time.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

"Whcre are you going, my pretty
mdld2' "fo Burdsal's Gallery,
sir she said,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Feather Boas worth 81 and $3.50
for SOC each at peels Monday
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

Dress goods, take your choice fol
Doc per yard Monday at Peels,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07

OUTTA COAL. Ask Texarkana
Ice Co. about II, u