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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
GREAT Revival
At EXPOSITION
Suggestion Of Few Christians for
Large Evangelical Work at
Jamestown.
THE NAVAL REPRESENTATIVE Y
THE NAVAL REPRESENTATIVE
Secretary Bonapartc Appoints
Admiral Harrington, Of the
Navy Yard,
tsnccial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch,)

s#tHHss (SDcClal 10 IlC 51lIHcSs4IlSpehSS''j
NORFOLK, VA. April will thcre BIO
great religious revival in Norfolk and
all Tidewater Virginia during the Jattles-
town Exposition?
This Question is made possible by the
meeting in the law office here of Mi.
John b. jenkins OF q small band Of
,churchmen, who suggested the Idea, which
is vet merely an idea. A plan TO have
another meeting in the near future, to
which other churchmen OF all tho de-
nominations will be invited. Is on foot.
An effort will then be made to answer
tho question, and II will probably DO an
swcred in the affirmative. The church,
men are deeply interested In he propo'
&stion.
Should the revival be undertaken, an
effort will he nado to unite all Protestant
churches for 1t, and to conduct 1t as II II
we're in the hands of q single denomna-
tton. Those now Interested IN tho propo-
siton protested to sec In 1t ono OF the
greatest opportunities for evangeilchl
work ever presented. 1t IS probable mat
some OF the greatest revivalists III the
world would be brought hero TO lead tho
meetings.
admiral Purnell r. Harrington,
II. s. NJ. commandant of the navy yard
here. has been honored by Secretary OF
tho Navy Charles j. Bonaparte Win the
appoIntrent as chairman of the commits
lea which will arrange for tho naval rep
resentatlon at the official opening OF tho
jamestown Exposition on Hampton ROADS
next year.
j, d. Beard. ffty-four years old, the
house carpenter from Lamberts Point,
and who fell three stories from new
residence being erected opposite tho
Protestant Hospital, In Client section, yes
terday afternoon, sustaining serious IN
juries, died at tho above hospital last
night
His remains will be forwarded VIA the
Norfolk and Western Railway TO Roam
oke. Va, where Mr. beard reslaea n 'sas
widow, one son and two daughters,
these being Charles Beard and the Misses
Ollie and Lucy Beard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
WARRENT0N, VA,
Especial to The -pispatch)

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
WARRENTON. VA, April THE
license of retail liquor dealers was raised
by the Town Council this week from $3.50
The total cost OF the State. internal
revenue and corporate license now Is
81, 900, an increase OF $500
Dr Howard Edwards professor OF
rrnplish and modern languages In the
Michigan Agricultural College,, for the
nast fifteen years and recently elected
to the presidency. Of the IL Rhode Island an
ter az Anderson H. Smith. OF this county,
and aru not daughter Of the lats ex,Go,y-
ernor Billy Smith, as. reported recently
in The Times dispatch.
Fpiscopal Church In this place, has re-
cnived a call to Lexington, va,
II is rnlllorcd that a country club ~
shortly 10 DO established near here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
ENJOYED MUSICALE.
Entertainments at Third Presby-
terrain Was Delightful.

Tho musicale given In the lectnro-roon'
OF the Third Presbyterian Church on last
Thursday evening. under the efficient
mnnagement OF Captain Frank w, Cum
ningham, proved to DO q decided success
in every way, and that 1t was thoroughly
enjoyed was shown by the hearty ap-
pla,sn which greeted the close OF each
selection,
The qunrtette, composed OF hlessrs. cum
n'pgham, Tucker, Mathews and lohman
rendered several beautiful selections, one
of which deserves especial mention
"slumber Dearest (GiTe). Mr., Clarence
n. Wilks captivated the audience with
several of his fine songs, and Mrs, Buell-
enan's rich contralto' was heard to fino
effect IN the little song. "Four-l,eaf
Clover" a most pleasing feature Of tho
entertainment WAS Miss Mayme Ieahy's
reading, and In her own composition. "a
Darby Sketch,'' she was particularly fine,
The committee desire to express their
thanks to Captain Cunningham and his
friends for this delightful entertainment,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
A H|GH SCHOOL FOR
Green BAY DISTRICT j! | ! !.
Prompt Response 20 Aid From
High School
Fund.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)

& GREEN BAY, VA, April 1.-THE cs-
Establishment of u high school hero Is as
sured through the action of n meeting of
tho citizens Of this school district
The offer or assistance from the State
fund OF $4,000 appropriated by the last
Legislature was readily responded to.
Tho offer to furnish two dollars for every
dollar subscribed by the citizens up to
five hundred met with favor, and three
hundred and fifty dollars was subscribed.
Ono hundred aud fifty moro will be So
cured in fow days.
Professor J. W. Thomas, school inspec-
tor for the Third Circuit. was present
and made an Able address, as was also
Professor ]. II. Davis, superintendent OF
schools OF this county.
The consolidation Of three schools OF
this county will ho necessary to obtain
tho required number OF pupils TO COM
gr,ehce this school. and 1t is also require
sment that the primary schools shall have
iat least fifteen pupils ready to enter q
high school, which requirement was also
met,
rho offer to this district Is tho first
made any district IN the county. rs only
two were to BIO had In ench county. This
district was willing and Gad to avail
Itself of this opportunity. A lot will
DO selected IN the village on ono or the
other OF the two lots In which the school
board now has In view.
Tho reaching Of tho school will be
accomplished by hauling the scholars
In covered wagons. Mr. Thomas showed
to tho satisfaction of all In his talk that
this had worked With great SUCCESS
wherever adopted.
The high school viii have ono prlncl-
pal and two assistants.
Mr.. l.. p. Jones. chairman Of the Leigh
school board, deserves more credit than
any other ono man in bringing about
the school here, ms he had much opposi-
tlon In getting the people to fayoraIOiy
consider the proposition at first.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
English Cloth Market.
INV Associated Press,)

MANcHEsTER, April t. Bushes "a, s3ili
the CLOTH though not so large as last
week, were at Arm prices, China placed
a few god orders for future dellYeries.f
tho bulk OF pressing requirements having;
been previously Satisfied. Inquir!es from
india we're plentiful. but the hrnnessSo
tho makers and difficulty In delivery pres
vented much business, The home tradai
supported the market moro freely, and
Mediterranean buyers and South AmeFisl
can shippers placed satisfactory ORDERS,
Yarns ruled firm at an eighth advancaSan
sympathy with cotton. American copleS
sold on lower scale than grades Ter
quick delivery procured. 53sssss M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Latin-Anerican Conference Ends

(By Associated Prcss.)
NEW ORLEANS, La, April THE
concluding session OF the Mississippi
Valley Latin-American conference was
held to-day. The feature was an address
by D. w. Ross. purchasing agent Of
the Isthmian Canal Commission,
Mr.. Ross pointed ont the policy adopt
ed By the commission in the matter OF
furnishing supplies while the work Is
in progress. and declared that the aim
is to pu. all ports on an equality In bid
ding for contracts In order that no
charge OF fayorism might he Lodged,
There was q splendid opportunity, he
said for the whole Mississippi Valley to
develop trade with tho Isthmus through
Now Orleans and other Southern ports.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
State Association Arrange for Big
Meeting in Newport News.

Especial to Tho Times Dispa tch.)
NEWPCRT NEWS. VA. April 1.-The
annual convention OF tho Virginia State
Sunday School Association, will meet
In Newport News from April 18th to Goth.
Extensive preparations have been made
for the entertainment of the delegates,
visitors and speakers.
Entertainment Will DO furnished free OF
charge to all delegates and tho trans
pc,tation companies have agreed to give
a rate of one and one.third fare. The
delegates Will pay full fare going and
take from the ticket: agent when tickets
are bought certificates, which when prop
erly validated at tho convention VIII en-
title the holder to ratio OF onc-third
fare for return passage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Child Burned to Death.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
SALISBURY, n. c., April 1.-THE eleven
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Thomas was literally roasted alive Mt MFR.
Thomas's residence, in East Salisbury.
this morning.
Mrs Thomas left the child In n room
in which fire was blazing to attend to
household dTies In another part Of the
home, and when Mrs. Th~nas returned to
the room the baby was In blaze. She
fought the flames desperately, but to no
avail Tho child was burned at 10 o'clock
and lived little less than two hours.
Its back was perfect crisp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
MOVE TO NORFOLK.
The Ware-Kramer Company to
Establish Cigarette Factory.

--- 0oTTCCTVT -----
NORFOLK. VA, April 7.--The Ware
r rnmer 1'op1cco Company. tho largest
independent manufacturers of cigarettes
in the United States, are TO move their
Offices and factories from wilson, y. c..
10 Norfolk within re next sixty days,
simultaneously with this announces
n,cnt tho promoters declare that lack
OF this concern, under greater organl-
cation, is capital, enterprise and expe-
rience necessary to carry out plans for
the ultimate establishment Of Norfolk
as tho grentest cigarette manufacturing
noint in America. The company Will en-
ploy as many as 200 operators In its fac
tory here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
summed UP and election OF officers for
the coming year will take place.
FATALLY HURT.
A Laundryman Mangled in the
Machine He Was Operating.

Especial 10 Thc Tlmcs-DIspatch.)
Lyme hhurg. Va. April 77.-William FL
Laundry died early this morning at the
Home and Retreat, where he was taken
last evening. suffering from the results OF
an accident at the laundry. Elliott was at
work at his machine. when in some un--
,lp by the rapidly revolving belt and url.
cd into the machine. Before 1t could be
stopped by fcllowworkmcn. he was badly
injured about the head and Internally.
His left arm was also broken.
Elliott had only been married about two
months and he resided in Madison Heights,
n suburb of the city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
The Rappahannock Doctors.

Especial to The Ti1Tes- Dlspatch)
FREDERiCKsRITRG VA April T.
The Rappahannock Valley Medical Assoc
citation met here last night. with good
attendance, The fea ture NJ the meeting
was a strong paper on "Osteo- Myelitis''
by Or. a, II. Stands, OF Washington.
The subject was generally discussed,
and at the conclusion OF business BAN
ouet was served. !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
! No Change in Seaboard.

Especial 70 The T1mas-1lsPHtcH,J
BRISTOL, TENN, April I'D, NJ
Caples, chief engineer and manager OF
south and Western Railway. In denying
to-day report that he was to be made
general manager of Seahoard Air Limo
Railway, added that he was reliably In
formed that there would he no changes
in the management Of the latter road
except in the presidency, which had
alranhN heen announced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
GOT OFF LIGHT.
Turpin, on Second Charge, Found
. Guilty Of Petty Larceny.

Especial Ia The Times Dispntch.)
INNCHBuRCi. VA. April &c. Il. Tur-
pin, who was indicted on q second charge
Of entering the Office OF Ingram & Co..
here in February. was found guilty of
petty larceny in the Corporation Court
this afternoon and sentenced to one hour
In Jail and II finc of 500, He has n year
TO serve IN the penitentiary on another
charge OF q similar nature, OF which he
pleaded guilty. 'Turpin was represented
by Lee and Howard. 1t was confidently
thought that Turpin would be found gully
of llouscbrcaking on this charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
: THE SOCIALISTS.
Rowan County Democratic Pr
mary Set for Nav 18th.

Especial 10 The Tlmcs-pispatch.J 80
SALISBURY, n. &c, April Guy F..
Miller, the Colorado national organizer
OF the Socialist party, spoke here last
night. The international Social Demo-
cratic Club Ia the name OF a new Wgan-
ization effected at the meeting.
2 The Democratic Executive Committee
to-day ordered the primaries for Rowan
10 be held May 18th. The date for the
county convention was set for May 14tll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Charles Leary,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, April 7,--
Mr.. Charles l.eary, q merchant OF lower
Prince William county died yesterday at
his homo OF typhoid fever aged thirty
years. He Is survived by his wife, two
children, his father and three brothers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
May Festival Trains.

Especial to The Times-Dspat cha
ASHLAND, VA, April 7.-Mr, w, y.
Duke. Of the Richmond. fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, has announced
that a midnight train will run between
Richmond and Ashland on account Of
tho May Festival, and the preliminary
researsals as follows,
i. Tuesday night April 10tha Tuesday
night, April nth; Tuesday night, April
a4th, and at night April 3oth. May, LIST
and Cd .5s5 estsa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Observe Fifth Anniversary,

Mr.. aud Mrs. John William slarke have
announced to their friends tho celebration
of tile nth anniversary Of their marriage,
which will take place OH April 18TH, at
r. A. at their residence. No, $40 East
Clay Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
ENTERTAINMENTS.
"A Partnership Of Long Standing
is Dissolved.

7SDNC1HT 10 TIC TTIIItS" DIsEH ENT1'7 : .-T--
MISUNDERSTANDING, VA, April t.
An interesting entertainment was given
at the baptist Church last night, IT. being
the occasion OF the ingathellng OF the
Sunbeam Stars of the Sunbeam Society
There were nifty children On the plat
form, and the programme consisted or
recitations. drills and music. all OF which
we're attractive and instructive, Tho
event was marked success.
Tho hall Of Fredericksburg College was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Divine Photographic.

street Christian Church will preach to-
day both morning and evening. His sub
ject for the morning service W. be- Mol
S Tla Signs OF His Mission"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
GOVERNOR Glenn
ON STRANGE GODS !. ! /
lie breaches q Strong Sermon to
tic Epworth League Of
Raleigh.
ENroMoLoGlsT 70 RETURN 4
The Railroads Decide oh q Site
for the Union Depot at
Greensboro.
irecnsbOrO
snocit1 "a Tho Tines. Distat CHI

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
aRALEtC1t, n. G., April 7.-,Governor
diem In an address delivered last night
before the i1pwortl League Of Raleigh,
at 1Hcnton street Methodist Church.
against strange gods" IN his character
stic, vigorous manner, he bcsought ms
hearers TO avoid the tt,ad rush Tor
riches so prevalent In this age. Ho dis
cussed good" and '.badn ambition and
lamcnted tho fact that MI over North
Curolinn there arc men who are forming
alliances, with saloons, bucket shops ana
other evil elements IN the hope OF a.
timing political preferment at me
sacrifice OF honor, He laid down ne q
test for pleasures the rule that II card
playing, dancing or other anusen1cnts
lesscned ones zeal for Christihnity or
prevented their ,,sunl fcrvency In prayer,
then they were Sins for them and should
be left off.
man. Jr.. who retired after SIX years
service about year ago from the POSI-.
ton OF State cntomologst to take
profcssorship In the A. & M. College, OF
Ontario, Canada, will come back to this
State and assume his old posi- ion. He
did q splendid work for North Carolina,
and the announcement that no will re-
turn comes as welcome news in every
part Of the State where his work mas
been known and appreciated.
The Corporation Commission received
notice from the Atlantic Coast Line,
southern and Atlantic and North Caro-.
la Railroad companies this afternoon
that they have agreed on location for
a union depot ut Goldsboro. 1t to be In
the western suburb Of the town. the
tracks to skirt the town rather than
traverse tho main street, az at present
A map showing the location OF the pro-
posed sito Is filed. their selection be-
Ing subject TO the approval of the COM
mission.
In tic Superior Court to-day there
was pitiful case, in which Frank Gil
bert a white boy, who came here from
Greensboro. pleaded guilty Of stealing \
watch from Mrs. G.. Ii. Pike, who had
befriendeL him by providing him Il home
for few days. r. II. Hayes, Of Pitts
boro, entered the plea for the boy that
he was OF IN. excellent family and the
Judge had received letters from two OF
the boys sisters in Chatham county,
pleading for their brother.
Judge Council stated that there was
evidently need for him to deal out some
punishment, to the boy as a correction.
lie regretted that the state did not have
some place Of correction for boys, and
passed sentence that he be sent out 70
tho county farm for six months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

.H0ME|ER & CLARK
TO MOVE ABOUT MAY Isl.

are soon to move from their old stand
525 East Broad Street, where they hays
been located since the organization 8o9i
the firm In May; 1894. Their new ayartsl
tiers Will ba 3O' East Broad Street, bas
tween Third and Fourth Streets, Tho lnsj
per stories Of this houssa are now NelnAl
prepared for them. With I'LL the Requires
ments Of an upsto-date photo stndinSj
and will be ready for them 70 occupy early
In May. 4, 3 AZ eikS'ss;;$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Woman's Missionary Circle.
The annual meeting of the Baptist Wd-
vicinity, will be held mt Second BAPTIST
Church next Thursday afternoon at 4
O'clock, as3I5g
Annual reports from all the woman'A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

President Edward 4. Buell., Of the
Elizabeth River Railroad Company, g
reported as saying that Tho line will be
constructed Immediately from Berkeley
Va. into the Dismal Swamp region.
John SciL. OF Chillicothc. Ohio, Is also
said to bc Interested,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

The Cumberland Traction Company. Of
Big Stone Gap. has been Incorporated
10 build railroad. ". I. Goodloc !s
president. and j. s. Wright is secretary
and treasurer. both at Big Stone Cap,
Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

,14Hl Ea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Information received from Pttsvllle.
Va. says that Mr.. j. TT. G. Barr. who
has been building n narrow-gnuge road
two and one-dnarter miles long into his
extensive hcmatite iron ore properties.
expects TO have 1t in operation for the
shipment OF orc about April 10th He has
built washing plant and has developed
the ore lands.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-04
SALE.

We are offering all or any portion
of the following described property
for sale Ceasy terms) for the next
thirty days:
No. 400. No. 40S, 2 houses, West
Jackson ST., 1920, rents for Sill.
No. sol, No. SOB, 2 houses, North A
St, $1,000, rents for so.
No. 822. No 324, 2 houses East
Chase St, $3.50, rents for $1S.
No. sos, No. sos, 2 houses, corner
Chase st. and 10th avenue. $1,000
rents for $3.50.
No. S15, house, East Lee street
$3.50, rents for $3.50.
No. 924, ] house East Intendencia
$3.50, rents for IS.
No. 312, / house and store. East Gar
den, $500, rents for SO.
/ house, North AIcaniz street, $3.50
rents for IS.
/ house, corner B. and Belmont st.
$3.50, rents for IS.
We have the exclusive agency fol
the sale of this property. If you wan,
to buy come and see US.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-04
WANTED
PROPERTY TO SELL.

WE WOULD like to have consigned
with us for sale several nice cottages
on East Hill. We want several places
on North Hill, in prices ranging from
$4,000 up. We want constituents OF
vacant lots close in 70 center Of city
or on or near car lines. We want for
a good customer a vacant lot or house
and lot somewhere on the bay shore
or water front.
II you are the owner Of any such
places and want results, let US have
a description Of your property.
FOR QUICK SALE.
We have consigned with us for a
few days 5 lots on North Hill at $500;
also z lots at 500 per lot. This prop
erty is in line for rapid enhancement
or splendid for home purposes. Let
us show it to you
II room story house, one block OF
PalafOx, near Baptist church. This
property is worth the money and
more. =. 49,. e. -. $3.50
s room neat cottage and 5 lots on
corner, across street from lots selling
at $500; North Hill. 3. .. ..S275O
$4,000 to loan on Pensacola prop
erty.
Insurance placed in first class CON-
panies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-04

miscellaneous
'''''"'>'>--"'""'~-"----~~~~-
MRS. H. 8 CHU0VN win recsivs Nh.
pills IN shorthand at her residence
81 N. Barcelona St, Terms $500 a
month in advance. 4mch1mo.
TO o. S. LIFE SAVING STATION
AND RETURN-The launch Le-
Clair leaves PalafOx street wharf 9 a.
NJ. daily. Fare round trip % cents.
SPECIAL rates to parties. Pavilion
phone 605. c. II. Burton, Manager.
mch4Ima
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ami re.
tail manufacturers and dealers in
cotton. moss and E & Q. mattresses
and bsol springs. Second hand furni-
ture bought and sold. UphOlstering
and repairing done. Old mattresses
renovated; new ticks furnished IL de-
sired. ia E Belmont, St. city.
Phone I'll. Davis Mfg. Co, c. T. Da-
Wis Mgr.
NOTICE. offer my services as sur
yeyOr, lOCat .ng hOmesteads for he
people Of western counties OF Florida.
Address W J. Stephens. ST., Lock
hart, Ala. 16fsb1m.
c. ROPKE has Just opened a butcher
shop and grocery store corner Da-
Wis and Brdinard Sis Your patron
age sole ted. Satisfaction guarar-
teed. Phone S15. ImarImE
WATTS AND COLES-Contract0Ts
and builders. Estimates on all kind
OF building and repair work. Salts
faction guaranteed. Phone 1908. Ofica,
208 y. Reus. 2Sfeb1ms
CARRIAGES repaired and repainted.
Floats built to order. Horse shoe.
ing a specially. J. G. Welsh Carriage
Co. 27fsb
HACK No always ready with good
reliable driver. c. n. Taylor, pro-
rector Phone 1896. Hackman's Elk.
change Phone 1855. 20febImH
IVIAVI-The patrons Of the "viav.
Treatment are cord ally invited 20
call at Hotel Southern Mondays and
fridays from ? TO p. NJ, where they
can meet the representative. Mrs. II
P. Booth. Phone 1927. I1feb1m'
SHIP CHANDLERS-McKlnzie Oer--
ing & Co. wholesale and retail sh D
chambers and grOcers. only frst-class
/ house Of kind in city. Fair prices to al
Como Hen Feed will make YOUR
hens lay. AMI keep them in a healthy
condition. Try il For sale by the
Lewis Bear Co. 7fe5
CUT FLOWERS-Orders promptly
filed for roses, carnations, flowers
and designs OF all kinds. Miss BERTHE
Smith. SIC Y. Barcelona. Phone 65l.
3 TAIORING-B. L. Diamond, Tailor.
| Gents clothing cleaned, pressed and
repaired on short notice No. III
West Government St, Pensacola, Fla
/ 1dec.
THE DAVIS MANUFACTURING CO.
/ wholesale and re- a manufacturers
and dealers in cotton mattresses and
/ bed springs. Second hand furniture
bought and sold. UphOlsteriug and re-
pairing 4 specially. ia z. Belmont
/ St, city. Phone I'll c. T. Davis,
Mgr. l7jan1m
J n. PORTER, sailmaker, us South
( Palafox street. Orders taken for
/ tents, awnings, camp stools and house
| cots. etc. Pnses reasonable 31ian.
Money Loan.
MONEY TO LOAN-Eyerybody Dor
rows money from JnO. A. Han &
Co.. Is E. Government street. When
in need call on Us. 9feb1m
MONEY LOANED on all kinds Of per
sonal property on short notice.
Terms easy. J. B. Gray & Co., w.
Romano. Phone 1855. Heb
MONEY TO LOAN.--On rear estate or
other sufficient security BY apply
ing TO Thos. Pebley, cor. PalafOx and
Romano. up stairs Known