The Washington Bee Newspaper, June 25, 1887, Page 4

TrOoOBBIES Every man has his hobby, And in this respect we do not differ from other men, jor we have alicbby, too; but ip addition we have a stock of Stoves, FHleaters, & Ranges. . tha’ for quantity, quslity and price cannot be eq: ved. It comprises every style of stove. from the smallest bedroom hea. ‘~ the largest range, which we are selling with our stock of Furniture, & , snail Weekly or Moathly Payments. sb 960 of imitations, And if you wnt.the best range in the market, ge he-Rudden Range.” which is for sa e only at RUDDEN’S FURNITURE INSTALMENT HOUSE. 930 S. veuth Street, n.w. Washington, D. C. — sar a Interestingto House Keepers. ~ 0 Read! NOTICE! Rend, PAUL BACHSUIUMID, of the late firm of Sullivan a: d Bachschmid, having :ss-ccated hin: elt with A. P. Myers; the new firm is row reds te accomme dive friends & public in general with a complete line of Dix goods and house fur: i-hings of every diser ption, at the lowest pric: s : nd ev iestterms Thanking patrons for past favors, we Tr spect- wally eclicit a share of their future patronage. Don’t f-rget the place Bachschmid & Myers. it4 7th™1.reet, Northwest. (OPYRIGHTED 1877 Mlustrated by the use of a B a by T. T. Haydock, which is not only the Leading , Buggy in’ this but E LEADING BUGGY OF AMERICA, Has re Bolt and Fifth Wheel. k you dealer for the T. T. Y, with the Haydock Safety mule Bolt and Fifth Wheel, nsecure riding over any other. (This picture wil! be furnished on a large cerd, printed in elegant etrle, to anyone who will acrce to frame it.) LEXCLOSE STAMP. | at oreena Rates cice Be ee eG ae, Cor. Plam and Twelfth Sts., CINCINNATI, 0. Wholesale Price List. AGENTS WANTED WHERE WE HAVE NONE! NO INVESTMENP SO PROFITABLE, Money: : tobe made. 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For 30 cents m postage stamps a pamphlet will be sent to auy address in the United States. )Orwe will send a copy ot the BEE) 2. Winter Evening Recreations, «11 : jier one year and Mr Douglass’) ph pe Po speeches tor two dollars and twen- 8. Back to th lty certs Ceoll Hay, author of “Hidden Perils. ity Certs, 4. Di Recitations and Readings,» isrce | and choice Sollection for school exhibitions aud-public aud | Address, PE "The Miandard Letter Writer frLagionmuaGen- | W. Calvin Chase, Memen, a complete guide to corresponder ty 1 Edi tor of TNS Bee 1109 I oS, ; Washington, D.C. m of letters of eve r | pocic 10iS & UNDERTAKER... thor of | Scott. “The of all the A Novel. By George Eliot, au- | thor of “Adan Wede,"* The Mill on the Flows,” ete ae | OR. RLS. CAMPBELL. 12. The Myates f the Holly Tree. A Novel. By Sbenea a Wie Dentist. the author of meee 234 2nd Street, Northwie 18. The Bur wh, — of the tee stories, ee i ‘Woman. 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