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In MsmOriam.

Mrs. Hetty @. Byrd, widow OF
Obed 8. Byrd, departed this life
February 3, 1900, aged II years, 4
months and weeks. Funeral service
conducted by Rev. j. L. King Her
remains wers laid to rest in the Byrd
family burying ground. near Mears-
vile, this county. She was a frequent
visitor at her children's homes. She
leaves five children, Mrs. "Teve"
Gladding, Mrs. James Smith, Daniel
H., Warren s., and Thos. W. Byrd,
TO mourn their loss. She has been a
member of Bethel Church for a mum
Der of years and in her last hours. we
learned that her faith in Christ was
mistaken.
Farewell, dear mother, can it be,
No more on earth your face to see?
IT'S hard to say adieu adieu!
God thought it best, and called tor
you.
Sleep on, dear mother, take your rest
God called you home, He thought
it best,
Twas hard, indeed, to say good by,
And realize that you must die.
Could you but live and speak once
more,
Our bleeding hearts would feel less
sore.
Our mother, we think, at the pearly
gate stands,
Watching, looking and for us will
wait.
Till life's threads are cut and we
mount on high.
To meet our friends, beyond the
sky,
Prepare us, Lord, that we may meet
mother dear,
In Glory to walk the golden
streets.
BY request of
Mrs. "Teve" Gladding,
Mrs. Jas. Smith,
Daniel Il. Byrd,
Warren 8. Byrd,
Thos. w. Byrd.
Mearsville, Va, February 81, 1900.
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f. II. Smith,
Secretary.

At a meeting of the farmers OF
Hallwood and vicinity on Wednes-
day, Mr.. John Ewell was elected
chairman and Jno. w. Taylor, scores
tary. After an address by the general
business manager, Mr.. VIM. A.
Burton, the names of all who wished
to become members Of the local divi
sion OF the Exchange at that place
were called for and a sufficient num-
Der was soon enrolleed. The division
organized and elected the following
directors; Jno. w. Taylor, F. B
Humphreys, A. G. Hart, w. H. Davis
and w. Q. Burroughs. Mr.. Taylor
was also elected general director.
The election Of inspector and agent
was postponed until a later meeting.
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Mrs. Kate Bull is on the sick list
this week.
The new DWELLING OF Mr.. L. ]. Bull
at this place is fast approaching CON-
pletion.
Commissioner Tunnel, of late con-
fined to his room with a severe case
of grip. is now convalescent.
Mrs. EfIle Shores, of Rock Creek,
Md, was here on visit to her cousin.
Mrs John T. Haley, this week.
Mr.. Eddie Taylor has discontinued
the barrel business on Chipcoteague
and returned to his home at this
place.
Colonel Bates, OF Philadelphia, has
completed business engagement in
our town of several days and re-
turned to his home.
Two colored people of this section
had II narrow escape, from freezing
to death, Saturday night. Assistance
and restoratives reached them just
in time to save their lives.
The Bagwell Mears farm sold at this
place Saturday by Attorney Mock,
brought fair price. The main
place was bought by Mr.. A. j. Lillis-
ton for $1,505, and the other place by
Mr.. James H. Powell at about 81, 900.
A musical entertainment will be
given at home of Mrs. John Rogers
Thursday evening, March Sth, by
some of the best talent Of Onancock.
followed by an oyster supper for the
benefit of the Parsonage and Aid So
ciety of Onley churchill Thursday
night is inclement, next fair night.
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W. A. Burton.

The farmers OF Occahonnock Neck
met at GAINESVILLE, February Gath,
for the purpose OF organizing Local
Produce Exchange. hr. Thomas
LeCsto, general inspector Of Eastern
Shore Produce Exchange, was elected
chairman and Irving s. Ennis, secre-l
terry. Twenty -four members were en-
rolled with one share each. Adj
journed to meet Saturday afternoon,
at half past one O'Clock, March Sd,
when we hope to complete the or
ganizatlon, Everybody is invited to
attend this meeting.
Irving s. Ennis,
Secretary.
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Rea! Estate
SALE

Ioffer for sale by private contract
my farm situated on the seaside
near Atlantic, containing 4S acres
over one half arabic, balance in
young pine timber. 1t has on IL
dwelling with eight rooms and suffi
cient outbuildings, good as new, good
orchard &c. The farm is highly i'm
proved and well adapted to all kinds
of trucks usually grown ON the
Eastern Shore.
1t also has a beautiful water front
and is splendidly located for fish and
oyster business.
For further particulars apply to or
address.
H. G NoRTHAM,
Atlantic, Va.
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Legislative Notes.

BY Mr.. Nottingham: Petitions for
no fence law In Elliot's and Church
Necks, in Northampton county, and
for the same in Eastville and Frank
town district, and three petitions
asking that the present fence laws be
allowed to stand.
By Mr.. Matthews: To allow Levin
Lynch to erect u wharf in Chinco-
league bay, in Accomac county.
By Same: To incorporate the town
of Chinooteague.
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Write to us tor estimates on doors,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. r. D. l.. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the first day OF every
County Court, to -eceive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice e. Lumber Co.
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VIII or NJ. Oldham, Jr.

EDITOR OF ENTERPRIsE:-In &C
cordance with the direction of Mont
calm Oldham, Jr., expressed In hi
will, | enclose you a copy of said will
with the request that you publish II
in two consecutive issues OF your
paper:
JAMES II. FLETCHER, JR.,
Executor of Montcalm Oldham, Jr.
Know all men by these presents
that l. Montcslm Oldham. Jr., OF
Accomack County, Virginia, do make
and declare this instrument of writ
ing to be my last Will and Testament
Item First:-I give to my son, Rob.
ert Harmanson Oldham, my gold
watch and chain.
Item Second:-I give to my daugh-
tiers, Maria Edith Clark and Emma
Ruth Oldham, all jewelry that l may
own at the time of my death. Ny
said daughters to divide the same
between themselves
Item Third:-I give to my nephew,
Leroy Oldham, my ivory handle cane;
being the same that was given to
me by the widow OF my Uncle Leroy
Oldham, who wore the cane in his
life time.
Item Fourth:-All the rest and resi-
due OF my estate l give in equal
shares to my wife and my son and
two daughters above named.
Item Fifth appoint my friend,
James Fl. Fletcher, Jr.. Executor OF
this my last Will and Testament.
Item SIXTH hereby proclaim that
my heart IS full OF gratitude to the
people of Accomack County for the |
they have shown me
by selecting me so often as Clerk of
heir Courts, and never had at any
election to the same any opposing
And that the people OF
Accomack County may know how
eel towards them as aforesaid, l
iirect my said Executor to have my
Viii published for two consecutive
ssues In one of the papers of said
county.
Given under my hand and seal this
LIST day of June, A. D., 1899.
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Apporttou OF school Funds.

Apportionment OF Sanford Charity
School Funds collected and reported
by John h. hopkins, commissioner
to superintendent of schools for dis
tribution:
Amount to be apportioned S259.2'
Due Atlantic District 3-5 Sl65.40
- Metompkin Is 5.15
Island :" Is less
Sl6.42 paid by J. L. Brodwater,
late commissioner 1872 1927
Clerks the respective school dis
trict will please copy.
JOHN E. MAPP,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
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Meetings In the interest OF the Pro-
duce Exchange will be held at the
following places and dates:
Onancock. Saturday, March 10th.
Cashville. Saturday. March 18th
Oak Hall. Saturday, March oath.
For these meetings the farmers and
business men of the several commu-
mites are earnestly requested to be
present and help In this all impor-
tant movement.
w A. Burton.
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Progress OF Methodism I'm 10Th Cen
fury.

Progress OF Methodism I'm 10Th Cen
fury.
We have a rare treat in store for
us, the 18th of March. DIR. w. w.
Smith, chancellor Of the Randolph
Macon System, and the representa-
tive of the great Educational Move
ment in Virginia is to be at Grad
dock and address the people, March
the 18th, 3 p. IN.
His subject will be the progress OF
Methodism in the 10th century, the
blessing Of God upon the church,
some of the reasons for an expression
of gratitude and a deeper and more
sincere conservation to God and his
service. From him we may expect to
learn what the church has been
doing during the 10th century and
what it expects to do in the Goth CEN
fury. And we shall also expect and
pray for an outpouring of the Holy
Spirit. If you miss hearing this dis
scholar and orator you
may miss the one opportunity of
your life. Do not forget the date,
Craddock Church, March 18th, 8 p. m
Come early In order that you may
get seat.
W. Il. Gregory.
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When in need of sash, doors and
blinds, building material, hardware,
paints, oils and glass, write us for es-
Inmates on same. All orders filed
promptly. We solicit your patronage.
w. M. KELLAM & Co.,
Cape Charles, Va.
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Columbus discovered America 4OS
years ago. Snow, Knox & Co., dis
covered the great "Climax" -four in
1895. Best flour On earth, try it.
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We have good lot Of cypress for
potato bed frames and 6xS feet frames
ready for use at lowest prices.
Hopkins g. Bro,
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Steady employment given. Good
wages can be made. Factory equip
ped with latest improved machines.
The Onancock Shirt Co.,
8. @. MCGRATH,
General Manager.
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We have received carload of sun
dried fish, which is very choice.
T. s. Hopkins & Co.
TasleY Va.
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We have now on hand all kinds of
fertilizers for Irish and sweet pota-
toes. Call and see us for low prices.
Hopkins & Bro.
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II you want colored farm hands
cooks, nurses or drivers, write to w.
M. Martin & Co, employment agents.
Richmond, Va.
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II you want the best mole trap
made, call on Hopkins g. Bro. at the
wharf.
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Irving s. Ennis,
Secretary.

Mappsburg branch OF the Produce
Exchange met on Saturday, February
cath, and discussed matters Of inter
est to Exchange. 1t was agreed upon
adjournment that we should meet
again at 3 o'clock, Saturday. March
10th. All members are requested to
be present
F. T. Smith,
Secretary.
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John Russell, of j., died Thursday
February god, at his home near Gull
ford, OF dysentery, aged ~ years. In
terment Friday-funeral, Sunday, at
Al. K. Church, South, Guilford.
Mrs. Nancy Parks, widow OF
Edward Parks, died last Monday at
her home near Parksley, aged 70
years. Funeral services, conducted
by her pastor, Rev. Avery Donovan,
and interment at her home on We'd
nesday. The deceased was lady Of
high q hristian character and greatly
beloved by large circle OF relatives
and fr lends. Two SONS, Charles and
John E. Parks and five daughters,
Mrs. James A. Barnes, Mrs. McComas
Justis, Mrs. Jas. H. Parks, Mrs.
Ephraim J. Vessels and Mrs. VIM. 4.
Mason survive her.
Mrs. Epiphany Mason, wife OF
Stephen K. Mason, died at her home
near Finneys Wharf, Sunday, Febru
AIRY 10Th, aged II years. Her remains
were inferred ia Onancock cemetery
on Tuesday after funeral services
conducted by her pastor, Rev. ID. +.
sanford. Her bus band, two SONS,
William and Charles Mason, and two
daughters, Mrs. Levin w. Mason and
Mrs. James U. Drummond survive
her. She had been for years a con-
sistent member OF the Baptist church
and was held in highest respect and
esteem by all who k new her.
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w. II. Gregory

New York, Philadelphia d Norfolk Rail-
read Company.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the New York, Philadel-
phia and Norfolk Railroad Company
will be held at the Office Of the com.
pany in Cape Charles, Northampton
County, Virginia, on the Goth day OF
March 1900 at 10 o'clock a. IN.
o. j. DeRousse.
Secretary.
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For SALE-15 barrels true early
Rose potatoes at $3.50.
T. B. Hopkins Il Co.
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Just received car load of bran,
and mixed feed.
T. s. Hopkins & Co.
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District Clerks and County Treas
urer will please copy.
JOHN e. MAPP,
Co. Supt. Schools.
Grangeville, Va, March 1, 1900.
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For SALE-Slip potato seed, true
to name-Big Stem Jersey. For
prices apply to
w. H. Guy,
Onancock, Va.
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and clerks Office of this county. On
motion rhe meeting then adjourned.
SAMUEL T. Ross.
JNO. H.. WISE. Chairman.
Secretary.
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SLooP For SALE-Thirty-two feet
long. eleven feet beam, only three
months old-The Dora, of Stockton.
Apply to
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We have our fertilizers, peas, onion
sets and glass.
7. 8. Hopkins & Co.
Tasley Va
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Now is the times
at greatly reduced price.

lew
We of
US your order for them pleased
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Co. Supt. of Schools.

Apportionment OF County School
Funds reported by county treasurer
February 9th, 1900: e.
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NoTIcE-The 9th annual fair of the
Onawa Social Union, near Mappsburg
Station, will commence August 28th !.
1900 and continue days.
Alexander Booker, Secretary.
Belle Haven, Va.
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MoNTCALM OLDHAM, JR., Seal. !
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MONEY To LOAN-$5, 900. 90 on long
terms OF payment, and in amounts to |
suit borrower.
j. r. Rev.
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We are making a special effort this
Spring to catch the trade for silk shirt.
waists. We have all of the leading
shades in Taffetas to sell at SOC and 75c.
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NoTIcE-All persons having claims
against the estate OF George 8. West,
deceased, will present the same to me
at once.
l.. Floyd Mock.
Attorney for the executor,
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We have more than $50 patterns in
Nainsook, Swiss and Cambrics, very
rich and exquisite. To see them means
that you will be more than pleased.
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ID % II OF .,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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1. That the foregoing is but an
imperfect tribute of respect and ad-
miration for the services performed
by our esteemed fellow citizen and
personal friend during his efficient
official career.
2. That copy OF these resolutions
be presented to the County and Cir
cult Courts of this county with the
request that they be spread upon
their records as further Testimonial,
to the character and official services
of the deceased.
8. That copy OF these resolutions
be forwarded to the family of the
deceased, with every assurance of
our sympathy in their bereavement,
and that copies be forwarded to the
newspapers OF the county with the
request that they publish the same.
These resolutions were seconded by
Messrs. Stewart K. Powell and James
q. Fletcher with appropriate re-
marks. Mr.. James H. Fletcher was
appointed to present a copy of the
Ibove resolutions to the Circuit Court,
With the request that they be spread |
lpon the records OF said court. The
ecretary was also instructed to for
yard copy OF said resolutions to the
amily of the deceased, and to the
ewspapers OF Accomack county.
Mr.. Crockford, representing the
'verett Waddy Co, of Richmond,
a., asked permission to have copies
said resolutions printed and
.amed, at the expense of said Com
any, and hung in the courthouse
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Given under my hand and seal this
list day of June, A. D., 1899.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
ESSAY Contest.

Arnold & McCandless have in
augurated an essay contest for the
young lady students of the high
school. The subject to be written
on is "Home." The object is to
encourage the students in their
work. Each essay will be limited
to $50 words and three prizes will
be awarded. The best will be
awarded $5 in cash; the second,
So and the third, 50. The manu-
script to be left at the real estate
Office of Arnold & McCandless not
later than Monday next. and the
prizes will be awarded on Christ
mas day.
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ATTEnPT TO ROB TREASURY.
Nebraska's State Capitol Entered
by Daring Robbers.

Lincoln, Neb. Dec. 20-A daring
attempt to rob the treasury of the
state capitol was frustrated at
o'clock this morning A watch
man discovered the robbers at
work drilling into the vault door,
and revolver duel followed. The
bullets came uncomfortably near
the officer, one piercing the lapel
of his coat and another cutting his
watchchain in two. The robbers
escaped through window in the
treasurer's office.
A large sum of money, estimat-
ed at from 100000 to 100000.
was in the 'ime lock safe within
the vault The reason there was
so much money on hand was the
fact that the treasurer was making
ready to turn over the keys to his
successor.
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BU SiNES SS-A dairy that will pay about
30 per cent on the Investment and get bot
ter-let me tell you about 1t.
WE STILL HAVE a few choice lots In the
United Oil Co.'S East End addition at
reasonable prices.
A FEW SUGGESTIONS.
A FEW BARGAINS.

FEW BARGAINS If you to sci, list your prop
viii lots Yves, Second the whom
the school house ~ will do business you
~oA and satisfactorily whom
s fsss" pie who adver
700 x @ Ts otf s"f @ @ % ses hoera m ana woe
800 three Tm 0 barsa they and who will
residence lots East Second to the custom
II ehouen D. r.
on hoSs eroom house wantto buy the
Nest Main street Can make term" on onehe titles You
and two s s clear title.
this - -, If your property life is not
'o @ els insured you taking chances
de Sade P among W ~ long Most of can't af
$50 for ssssi es s them can't
fence and s s ~ story h, on who knows the in
lots iron and is
long lots Don't fear won't
the lowest rates--he don't let
Par % business get from him by
rood than othersthat
] posoh"e The lot Is would be ridiculous.
Loans security
ali hundred e satisfactory
5000 for rs se miles from and the
like, drawn skiluy short
u sdttss sons ~
bgn fine ns n sn Notary public always in the Of
2ooo sad Ss half S5ss 5sos s s and fce
have choice properties including
Voters Addionswhich location considered are
the cheapest ciy such small payment
down monthly Also sell lots in all the add
} ions and sub divisions in the city and vicinity
THE MAN WHO WANTS SECURE A HOME in Florence
ought with reliable in such serious
9 matter ahome an hereto
) GEO. Q. JOHNSON. OPP. p O.. FLORENCE COLORADO.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
Young Cudahy Returns.

Omaha, Dec. 20 Edward Cud-
ahy who was abducted from his
home Tuesday night returned to
his parents at 2:30 this morning,
and the police have been told by
the father to make no further in
vestigation into the matter. The
parents say today that young Ed
ward left his home whiIe ina fit
clined to the theory that Mr..
Cudahy was induced to give up
blood money for the return of his
son.
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A Second Florence.
successor.

The following dispatch was sent
in to the Denver Times from Hoop.
er, Saguac he county:
For long time there has not
been n question of donbt but that
natural gas existed in the San Luis
valley, but the difficult part of the
problem seemed to be the separa-
ton of it from the artesian water
in which it was found.
Mr.. George Clark, living about
seven miles from here, undertook
this with success, separating the
gas from the water by a series of
pipes and tanks. He has lighted
his house with the gas taken from
his ranch alone.
At the farm of Steve Kinney.
near Moffat. the flow of gas is won
derful, and by even holding an ig-
nited match to the artesian water
fame is produced.
The water throughout the entire
valley is strongly impregnated
with uas- and w r. Il .. - \ -' ----'-'-
undertaking has thrown
the town into the widest excite
ment and project is now on foot
to light the town by gas. 1t is
predicted by many that Hooper
will make a second Florence.
w. P. Hawkins of this city is
very much elated over the report,
as he has half section Of land in
that immediate vicinity. Gas has
long been known to exist in that
region, and its use will now be
made practicable. Billy may yet
be a millionaire.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20

London, Dec. 20 General
Kitchener today reports concern
ing the effort to invade Cape
Colony. From 500 to 800 Beers
have crossed the river at Rhinoster
and second band crossed at
San Drift.
Kitchener said, 81 sent consid.
erable mounted men and they may
get around them. All important
points on the railroad are guarded
l hope the bands will soon be
driven north again"
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
CLEMENTS AGAIN
MEETS DELAREY
BOers are Very Active In Vicin-
ify of Pretoria.
REPORTS FROM KITCHENER.

Johannesburg, Dec. 20 Heavy
cannonading was heard yesterday
north of Krugersburg. and north
east of this place. 1t is believed
that Clements again engaged
Delarey who SO thoroughly de-
feated him last week. Clements
has been strongly reinforced, and
the Beers are very active between
here and Pretoria.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
Treaty Ratified Today.

Washington, Dec 20-The Hay
Pauncefote treaty will undoubted-
ly be ratified by the senate this
afternoon. Owing to the rush OF
business the final vote will not be
reached before $50. The treaty
will be ratified by close margin,
probably five or six votes.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
Flood Of conxicts.

Dallas, Texas, Dec. 20-Twenty-
FIVE penitentiary convicts working
in the coal mines of Brazos county
overpowered tn, guards last night
and escaped. Many of them were
life prisoners.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
Rich Copper Mine.

Houghton, Mich Dec. 2O-The
famous Calumet-HecIa lode was
tapped in the TamarAck mine this
morning at depth of 4,760 feet.
Since August. 1895, men have been
worked day and night sinking the
shaft.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
Furnished House.

/ have house l2x32 to sell,
with furniture enough for house
keeping, for 500 and take part in
hauling. See S. S. Linderman,
Fifth street and Petroleum avenue.
9l-94*
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
For Sale Cheap.

Set of Encyclopedia Brittanica,
and high grade piano. Cheap for
cash or on terms. Address A, this
Office. S9tt
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
SPECIALS.

SPECIALS.
A small grocery store that makes big money.
large dairy at a bargain.
small house in the East end at low price.
A home for $500 in the West end.
A Restaurant making big money.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
:" "Johnson's Corner. "
~E@ ~ ,oLMc0M
GEO. D. JOHNSON


Investments
night All
The following
butas ample o Investments offer:
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20

Short orders at the Royal, open
day and night. 79ml