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NOW OVER 40 YEARS -AND LIKELY TO
REMAIN THE ONLY REAL C'JRE FOR
Rheumatism ?noits blood h?tions,
it dms-Rlmii. Ite, Beili?, Pes?n/ brings booklet.
W?. B, Vt-LLrn. I'nlverrity l'inor. New York.
IN DAY CASE
Forfeits lus Bond in Whiskey
Sailing Case.
FEAR OP A FAULTY BOND
The Chief of ? Supposed Band oi
Freight Car Robbers Twice Indicted.
The Slayer ol J. C. Reed Una?
ble lo Secure Coline.I.
AMTIERST, ?? . i' t. 19.?The hist of
the .".?>?,?: . tscs against Drugrglst y. A.
|i.i>, who ..... prominently in the
Campbell Investigation, were disposed of
by tho court hdre to-day. U'hllo Mr. Day
wua under bond in the penalty of }."ou,
he was convicted of soiling whiskey un
lawfully, and a motion has been pending
for some time in th.-- County Court, call?
ing upon hlni to show causo why tins
bond has hot been forfeited. \
Aitei being urguetl ut some length, oy
counsel na both sides, the judge decided
that the penulty of tin? bond had been
forfeited, aid ordered that judgment no
entered aguinst S. A. Day arni bis sure
ty. ?. ?' Payne, for tho amount of the
bund.
"I'n tin.- voi-ill ot, Mr. Day. by bis coun?
sel Immedl?tt?ly served notice of his In?
tention to ?Tppoft'l ills case to the Circuit
Court, but a few minutes later, a com?
promise Vas proposed by Mr. T. C,
Payne, ruiaifl lor .Mr. Day. In which ?I*
offered ??0, aia! dismissed tin? appeal
pr<
This offer was leadlly accepted by tin
Commonwealth's attorney and bis asso?
ciate, Mr. Thomas Whltehead, the judge
concurring, as they all seemed to be
uneasy about the form of the bond, which
Day and bis security luid given the jus?
tice of the pence, a blank form being
used and the name of the county left
.out. Th.s was regarded by many mem?
bers of the bar as being a fatal omis?
sion.
CHIEF OF ROBBER BAND.
Judge J. M. White had n busy day In
court. Two Indictments were brought
'against W. B. Davis, colored, for break- j
ini; open and robbing railroad cars at
Monroe. In '.his county.
A band of robbers have been operatlnf
at this place, for some time, and it wai
said hero to-day by a railroad man that
the company has lost five or six thou?
sand dollin s worth of goods that bave been
stolen from their car.? ot this point with?
in the past year. This negro that has been
captured had two guns that ho had gotten
out of a en
It is thought that he has a number of
accomplices, who have been with him in
Hi. ,. various robberlos that have been
committed within the past year, whom
the company hopo to capture.
William Bold and George Wilson were
jointly Indicted for grand larceny, and
their trial set for to-morrow.
NO COUNSEL FOR L.EESON.
Robert I.eeson. the negro, who sliol and
killed .1. C. Reed, near Lynch burg, on the
i.tli of this month, was Indicted for mur?
der, and his trial set for Wednesday of
this week. This is regarded as a very ag?
gravated case, and the prisoner as yet
lias not be,? nable to engage counsel to de?
fend 111 in.
Congressman II. D. Flood was on thn
courtgreerv{'flurlng the day erecting his
constituents.
FARMVILLE TELEPHONES
County-Poor House Must Stop Raising
Tobacco.
iSperinl to Hie T?mos-Dispntcii.)
FARM villi:, VA., Oct. la.?The Coun?
cil has pranted tho Southsldo Telephone
Company permission to enter the town
and establish an ollice. Work on the
lines of the company In Prince Edward
and Cumberland counties Is being pushed, ?
and before many weeks the system will
have been completed.
The espi nsi y of running tho county !
poor hnii--.. are to be cut, by reducing ?
Ilio tenni lo two h.uses, tie? salary of li.e
superlntendoni to S-'?? per annum, rais- ?
Ing no mon tobacco, but to raise such
articles ai will bo consumed on tho place,
such its . "i '? . oats, hay and vegetables.
? supi rlht? ndehl will bo elo ted nl tho
m m meeting of Ihe board.
The bonn has ordered thai the $*J,O0O
reported by the treasurer ns available
:?? equally divided 11 twi mi the five dis
rlcl for rond Improvements.
MR.WALLACE
TOBEWATOR
Deliver Address at Newport
News Pythian Service,
UE JUNIORS GATHERING
Del?gales Arriving for the State Coun
eil Meeting To-Day ? Sueing for
Killing of a Child?Coni
to Galveston.
(Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
NEWPORT Nl?lVS, VA;, Oct. 1?.?Mr.
Jefferson Wallace, of Richmond, has ac?
cepted the Invitation to deliver the me?
morial address at tiic annual Pythian
memorial exercises to bo hold at Acndo
omy of .Muslo Sunday afternoon, ??\????
ljor 1st, by Warwick Lodge, No. 7-,
Knights Of Pythias.
The committee in ?hurgo of tho nr
rangements for the exercises Is preparing;
an elaborale programmo, and II Is ex?
pected that the Academy will lie crowd?
ed. About 1,500 tickets will be Issued und
distributed by the members of the lodge.
\Vushlngtoli Lodge, X". 10S, will attend
the meeting in a body.
JUNIORS ARE GATHERING,
The Virginia State Council, Junior Or?
de:? of Union American Mechanics, will
con-rone here to-morrow for Its annual
meeting. The meeting will hist three days,
.im! sessions will he held morning, after?
noon nnd evening. Executive sessions will
lv held Thursday, and officers for the
yeai will he elected. One of tile .social
features of the mooting will be a big
oyster roast at Buckroe Beach.
? number of the delegates arrived to?
day and le-ulght. and Warwick Motel
'lias boon made the headquarters of the
visitor.??.
The case of Mrs. Emma J. Scott against
the city of Newport News, suit for Jlrt.OtO
damages, is set for trial In the Corpora?
tion Court to-morrow, and a number of
witnesses for both sides were summoned
to-day. The plaintiff in this case Is Hip
mother of the little four-year-old boy
who was drowned in a hole In Huntington
Avenue, between Forty-first and Forty
second Streets, several months ago. She
claims that tho negligence of tho city
authorities caused her boy to lose his
life. ?
?? IS EFFECTS SOT/D.
Constable Mugler to-day sold at auction
the office furniture, etc., of Blair P.
Wilson, to satisfy a claim of $145 fnr
rent. Wilson Is a well known real estate
man, and recently left for West Virginia
rather suddenly.
The schooner Ada F. Brown, Captain
Merry, cleared this morning for Gal'ves
ton. Tex., with a cargo of 2,235 tous of [
coal. This was the first cargo of coal to
be sent from this port for Galveston for
several years.
The Republican City Committee vrlU
meet Wednesday night to discuss the
senatorial campaign. S
RAILROAD RESUMPTION
A Line that Will Opsn a Fine Country.
Cattle at Low Frice.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
PEARISBURG, VA., Oct. 10.?The peo?
ple here ale exercised over the proposed
resumption of work on the extension of
the New River, Holston and \Vestern
Railroad. Tills rea,] was commenced
about three years ago. and seven miles
completed from Narrows up Wolf Creek,
In the direction of Bland county, to tho
large lumber mills of the Yotinken Merri
mini Company. This company has re?
organized under the name of the Mer
riman Company, Incorporated, which,
aloni; with ether companies, own large
tracts of limber lands In Bland, Smyth
anil Tazewell counties that will be "de?
veloped by the extension of this road.
Resides, a very valuable agricultural
country en Wolf Creek and upper
Holston River, now isolated, will be
brought into railroad connection.
Tin? farmers of this county are some?
what discouraged over tile cattle outlook.
Stock cattle, Hie class principally grazed
here, are selling very slowly, and at a
price below what they were bought for
by the farmers ? yenr ago.
This means, perhaps, si.\ dollars per
bead less than was expected for them,
which, when applied m the chief money
commodity of the county. Is quito a loss.
However, with a good fritti eroi., pota?
toes, cabbage anil other vegetables, for
which they always have a good market
near by. In the coal fields, the county
I?? in a condition not to be complained of.
Charles Ci:y Elocii ? Judtres,
fRpoelnl ?, '??, 'e,?.? . . Ill -?. .?..', ,
CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE VA
Oct. 19.?The Electoral Hoard of Charles
City county met here Thursday and the
following bulges of election wero mime1?
\Y. lv Gill. [Cdwln Marston. John ?
Jones. Harrison Idtrlct: ,i h? r Wj.rj
dill. LUtleburg Maxell. Lew's Dav's, Ty?
ler District: H. C, On ve... Alex. Hum",
He? "..er Wiillaec, (Miiekahotiilnv I ?Is?
trici.
v ^? r.'.ablhhed 1803. >\ , . :!',,,
?;?''/' ? - T,,e - ? ^1
A " l.i-aiiln'r,' Piano limisi? ol i/itliniond. " *>y_ \!?$
? (: a i. WA ? s ha vi; n a roa ins.\kv|
*|r A ... Special ?'entures in ... "jJ v
??fiackley Pianos]
Tone? Beauty- Endurance- Quollt)
riiey Art Worth lour Consideration.
ChasG'Hackley Piano
???*., ?. Company,
X;'y , on,) bust llruad SI.
Successors to Thomas R. Price &. Co.
A Little Leaf.
"A lenr may hide the largasi Mnr
From Love's uplifted eye;
A mote of prejudice out-bar
? world of Chnrlly."
YVc owe an apology to the gifted 3Ot1n.LT Virginian for
tin's mercantile use of his lines: they arc so perfect wc want
all 1o sec thcni.
How many uses and variations of the leaf we have
from the first drapery ever known down to the present
witchery of the woods?
Speaking of DRAPERY suggests the complete con?
dition of our CURTAIN STOCK. These sterling stand?
ards in Nottinghams range from $1.00 to $5.00 the win?
dow. Arabian, Tambour, Renaissance and the many nov?
elties we have so soon as they come : many prices and
varied tints from $5.00 to $,35.00 the pair. Wc can drape
these properly for y ?tti
VOTIONS?All the little adjuncts to the toilet and home we have
rlrdit at the front floor?Buttons, Pini?.. Jewelry, Hnt-Plns, Hook-Ons,
Dressmakers' Sundries?all at the right figures.
CORSETS?Wo show all the good, reliable makes that you have
known. Competent young ladies have charco of the stock. All we ask
is a cha nee to show you what we have.
UNDERWEAR for Ladles. In Cambric and Cotton of the best Brades
and generously eut. with best trimmings.
SKtRTS, CHEMISE, DRAWERS and NICHT nOHKS at any cost
for the Kood things; we carry no other.
COATS. SLITS and SEPARATE SKIRTS are coming in dally, of
the eut and fashion approved in New.York. Alterations perfectly dono
In the house free of ohnrjro to you.
DRESS GOODS In tho brilliant array of rough and smooth fancies.
Tlie very Kllnts of autumn seem caught in the tints of many. They be?
gin at 50c. and run up to $2.50.
Evening use britiRS lis a complete range of those CREPES at 12'/je.
All the colors, including black and white.
.lust a plimpse at the SILK GAUZE at 19c. These aro just what
you want.
309 East Broad Street.
County Commitlee Declares
Primary Irregular.
BOY FALLS IN THE RIVER
Mrs. Turnbull Enters Suit for Devorce.
The Children's Home Soc ety Meets
at Y. M. C. ?.?Three Attrac?
tions One Night.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch, ?
PETERSBURG, VA., Oct. 39.?? very
muddled political situation exists in Surry
county as a result of the refusal to awaid
certificates of election to Dr. Daniel, of
Prince George, who is said to have re?
ceived a majority of the votes polled for
the Legislature from the district com?
posed of Surry and Prince George. At the
primary election candidates for county
olflces were also nominated. A dispute
over the result followed, and the cha.r
nian refused to declaro Or. Daniel the
nominee. Chairman Hobbs, of Prince
George, declared Dr. Daniel the nomi?
nee, however, and to further complicate
matters the Surry Committee a few days
ago adopted resolutions declaring the late
primary Irregular and void. Thus there
will be a free for all fight at the general
election.
Mr. W. W. Eaugh, who M'as a candidate
at the primary for tho legislative nomi?
nee, It Is said, will lie a candidate against
Dr. Daniel at tin; general election.
FELL IN T1IK RIVER.
Bernard Stewart, the elght-yeur-old ???
of Police Oflicer .1. P. Stewart, while
gathering ?rapes along the shore fell into
Appomattox Hiver Just above Poole's mill
and narrowly escaped drowning. The lit?
tle fellow when he arose grabbed the
root of a tree and pulled himself from
the water.
Tho regular meeting of the Excelsior
V. W, i'. T. ?, will bo held to-morrow
night at Die home of the president, on
Washington Street.
Miss Julia Budd has returned after a
navel of noverai months In Europe.
Mr. Alexander ? Moore, formerly of
Norfolk, is fluito III at the home of Mr.
W. I,. Badger, In this city. -Mr. Moore
has been ill for scroral days with heart
trouble. His physicians' to-day consider
liis cuse more favorable,
? valuable horse belonging to Mr. W.
A. Ttotty, i'f 'bis city, fell into a ditch
:iai? lie- city Saturday afternoon and In
? fl? its 10 i;et nut again was so exjiausted
it it died.
I'liiuuM?:
Homi?: BOCIETV,
Home Society of Ylr
V. M. C ?. In this
. Mr. Mnybeo, Hu- su
oHsed tin? meeting on
,1 Objects of tho So?
ire.? attractions. In Pe
.Mil,
will
dolivi
o; I..
nuli r I
Hilera
< Inn.
l'ani
Burr For divorce
Mrs. Kai,% H Toi,,). ,.| , ,,?.-?,-,? suit
Il the CorpOl Hlon Conn of Ibi.- city |o
oe.? io mou.livore? a vincilo inairi?
h ' mi from William ?, 'j'unibull. Tito
di rendant is nut now ?? resident of th;
. ' ?. . und b.. H" ? torti ordered IO appear
I ore wltliln llfleeii daj ? io do what |u
necea .uy ?., protect his Intercuts lu this
hill.
BLOT ON THE FAIR
NAME OF RICHMOND
(BpMluJ tO ? he 'I'lincs-Iilnci'li ?
NEWPORT NEWS, VA?, Oot 19 Itev.
Q'-orge W, Wtuy, paster of 1'r.nit/ McUi
odist Church, created somethffig of p
sensation last nlRlit by preaching a ser?
mon on "Render Luto Caesar, the Things
That Are Caesar's, and t'nto God, the
Things That Are God's," in which he
roasted Richmond for the result of the
recent Democratic legislative primary.
He said that it was a blot on the
fair name of the capital city to allow
"bar-room bums" to defeat Christian gen?
tlemen.
It was reported recently that Mr. Wray
will be sent to ?a? Street Methodist
Church, Richmond, next year.
OCEAN BREAKS OVER BEACH
Surfmen Take to Life Boats to Save
1 hems^lves.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
ONANCOCK, VA.', October 19.?Many
Incidents connected with the recent great
storm are still being told. The principal
damage was on the ocean side. The surf
broke entirely over several of the beaches,
and the crews of Matomkln and Cedar
Island life saving stations were compelled
to desert their buildings. On their way
to the mainland they saved tho Uves of
several watchmen on the oyster grounds,
taking them from their houses. Every?
thing movable on tho beaches was washed
away, and hut few of the oyster houses
are left. Many of the planted oysters are
sanded, and the loss to tho planters will
piobably exceed one hundred thousand
dollars.
CONFEDERATE REUNION
Barbecue and Speiking at Charles City
Courthouse.
(Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
CHARLES CITY C. ?., ?., Oct. 19.
Tlie Harrlsoii-Harw?od Camp of Confed?
erate Veterans, beiti their annual reunion
and barbecue at Charles City Courthouse
Fr-'day. After a sumptuous free dinner
served on tho grounds, tho camp was
addresses by Congressman John Lamb,
Judge Isaac II. Christian and Mr. L.
A. Waddlll,
in the evening the Charles City Circle
of King's Daughters gave an oyster sup?
per and concert. The music for the en?
tertainment was furnished by Polk Mil?
ler's well-known darky quartette.
The concert over, an Impromptu dance
was gotten up by the young people.
JUDGE WHITE AFTER
THE SOCIAL CLUB
(.Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA., October 17.?The first
pronouncement from the bench against
tin soelal club evil In Virginia, which has
been alleged to be nothing more than a
?lever evasion of the provisions of the
drastic Mann liquor law, was mado by
Judge William N. Portloek, In the Nor?
folk County Court, to-day.
Tin? .ludi;,, cliurgfjd the grami jury to ho
nn oi'iii to ascertain If any of tho clubs
??old liquor to non-members, and wero
thus lis.il by |heir promoters to pervert
tin? law, ??,? the penalty for violation of
I In. regulations lawfully governing the op?
erations of the clubs, by the sale of
liquor to nun-members, were pointed nut
as being forfeiture, of license and punish?
trout. pG ihe offender for selling liquor
without a license.
Many clubs,, tlio court hold, now exist
ii localities where tho court has repeat?
otlj.v refused to grant licenses, on tho
ground thai, they wore not proper local
Wen lor Hie traille to be earrled on. In
Ulti ooiiiieollon the language of tho
? li. i'go is Interesting. It Is "to permit lite
public at lai ne, under guiso of inoro mem?
bership, io purcliaso liquors at such
I Im is, would amount to a dangerous and
serious evasion of the lav,?."
THE HOLDEN
WILLBE LOST
Fine Schooner That Refused
Assislancc at First.
A VICTIM OF FIRE AT SEA
A Sailor that Stayed at His Post Until
Hauled Out of the Hold Uncon
sious?Mr. Old Denies
a Statement.
(Special lo The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
NORFOLK, VA., Oct. 19.?The tug
Rescue, of the Merrltt and Chapman
Wrecking Company returned to this city
this afternoon after a fruitless attempt
to pull the schooner J. l?. Holden off
the beach, about twenty-four miles south
of Currltuck,
The Itesene left Norfolk Saturday night
to assist the Holden, but reports that
nothing can bo done, and tho vessel will,
In all probability, become a total wreck,
The Holden was laden with lumber from
Norfolk to Now York, and wont ashore
during the recent severo gale, tho cap?
tain signalling at tho timo that ho did
not require any assistance.
Adolph Peterson, a victim of the fire
aboard the Gorman steamship Erica,
died Sunday at St. Vincent's Hospital;
He was sent Into the hold when the fir?
?was discovered at sea, mid worked there
while the ship raced for life Into this
port, remaining at his post until uncon?
scious from the fumes. Ho had to bo
hauled on dock with ropes. ,
Tn respect to the memory of the Iato
John Whltehead, chairman of the school
board for many years, the public schools
will be closed during the hours of his
funeral to-morrnw. The business or?
ganizations of the city have also ap?
pointee' committees to attend the fune?
ral. Tlip city's present public school
system Is a monument to bis untiring
interest and activity.
DENIES CONTEST.
W. W. Old. Jr.. defeated candidate for
the Democratic legislative nomlnntlnn,
to-dny denied that ho would ask Stato
Chairman Ellysnn for a new primary
on account of fraud at the one recently
held here. It would do him no good, ho
declared, in view of the fact" that Iho
time bns exp'red for candidates to file
their notices for the general election.
The transportation eormvinles centering
here are to come to the aid of the
Jamestown Exposition and assist the
management to raise the million dollars
necessary before January 1st. Thl? Is
the most Imnortant move, from a finan?
cial standpoint, that has yet been made
In connection with the ?t????1?!??.
TO HELP JAMESTOWN.
It Is probable that a general meeting
of the railway and steamer lines Inter?
ested will be held at Oidi Point Comfort
within a few days. They have already
extended free transportation to repre?
sentatives of the company traveling In
the Interest of stock subscriptions. It
will be necessary to secure JIO.OX) a da ?
subscriptions from now to January 1st
If the guarantee fund Is to bo raised.
AN UNIQUE WILL.
The will of J. U. Addenbrook, admitted
to probate to-day. Is unique In that It
ikes it necessary for one daughter,
Minnie Addenbrook, to divide her father's
estate between herself and his other
children as she may deem advisable.
The estate Is valued at S.1.0o0.
AMALGAMATION.
The Portsmouth Business Men'R Asso?
ciation and the Southern Produce Com?
pany nro to be amalgamated, under the
corporate name of "The Merchants' and
fFnrmcrs' Chamber of Commerce." Tn
this connection It Is Interesting to note
the fact that the present* truckers' organ?
ization, known as the Southern Produce
Company, has been most active In form?
ing the Independent truckers' line of
steamships between this port and New
Tork.
The truckers organization, taking In as
it does the producers of Norfolk county,
Princess Anne and Nansemorid counties
to a large extent. Is a most Influential
body, and the union of the commercial
interests of thp city of Portsmouth with
those of the farmers Is rcgnrded as the
logical sequence of present conditions.
DR. M'FADEN'S CALL
Hopes to Give His Congregation an
Answer Next Sunday.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
LYNCHRHRG. VA., Oct. 19,-DurIng the
rncrnlng services at the First Presby?
terian Church yesterday the pastor Rev.
Dr. F. T. McFaden, made a few remarks
concerning lie recent call extended to
him by tho First Presbyterian Church In
Richmond, ?' stated that, owing to tho
illness and death of a prominent member
of bis congregation, he had been unablo
to go to Richmond to meet tho congrega?
tion of the. church there last week, and
thought II hardly likely that he would
be able to o this week, as. If circum?
stances permitted, he expected to attend
the meeting of synod at Abingdon.
He hopeo, however, to lie able to an?
nounce next Sunday to J??a congregation
his determination In the matter and
closed by gracefully acknowledging the
reluctance which not only his own church
had shown to Ills accepting the call, but
which lowing members of other churches
had also expressed to him.
-a
UNITED COMPANY BUYS
UP BRISTOL PROSPERITIES
(Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
BRISTOL, VA.. Oct. 1D.-The United
Gas and Electric Company, of New York,
has purchased the properties of the Bris?
tol Helt Line Railway Company, the Urla?
tili Gas and Electric. Company and the
Brlstol-Goodson Water Company, Tue
new company, which owns sl.uilar prop?
erties in a number of the cities of tho
I'nited states, announces that it will ox
tend the electric car lino, and will also
provide a new water supply for tho city,
the cost of which will probably not bo
less than half a million dollars,
-,-m-,
A b'etraycr Floes.
iSpecW to The Times-Dispatch.)
WINCHESTER. VA? Oct. 19.-II. I.
Ilotlel, suspected of betraying a young
lady In Mlddleton, Va., bus lied. Sheriff
Pnrcell to-day attached the young man's
.store gooiLs for a ifaOO note in the Hlienan
doali Valley National Hunk and several
other items, Ills whereabouts nre not
known.
Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year.
THE FAMILY'S FAVORITA MEDIOINE
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conferred, by leading
governments or tne
"World. Ine beer tnats
always pure, nealtniul*
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Orders tilled by
Pabst Richmond Branch, Telephone 386._
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The NowJan Company
are headquarters for Elegant
Wedding Gifts in Sterling Sil?
ver and rich CutOIass, and
when quality is considered,
their prices are the lowest.
T, W. Tignor's Sons have sold their stock of SPORTING GOODS to us,
and rather than move this stock, as well as to reduce the big surplus, we
are offering special Inducements in prices, and will eontlnue to do so until
November Jst. This applies to the stock nt Tignor's old stand. No. 1219
EAST MAIN STRICKT. Mr. Tom Tlgnor and Mr. Dick Coleman arc now
With un and will be glad to seo their friends. Mr. Cris, tho expert gunsmith,
formerly with Messrs. Tlgnor, Is now with us and will serve his friends and
tho sporting public generally in the best manner.
ELECTRO-PLATING. GAS AND LAMP FIXTURES REFINISHED.
HARRIS, FLIPPEN ? CO.,
1219 EAST MAIN STREET.
1307 EAST MAIN STREET.
?rmwmifiiF*1 ?p?^???^!?^^^
FOR STOVES
You have boon told how
Wo saved money in buying our stoves
We will savo you money in buying yours.
We want to show you our
#15.00 Square Sefl-feeder, ?G?????
#2.98 Co?J Stoves S?f?
Wood Stoves &^<#$
Ranges, Gas and Oil Stoves a
Furniture find Floor Coverings of evory description.
Liberal Terms of Credit Given.
609 East Broad Street.
Stenographers Supplied
ror ?iiy,iiiiiculiui. We keep ei per liana? d operti?
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