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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
IN COUNCIL CIRCLES.
A Turnout Sola-Gas Employees and Poli-
tics-Council Committees, &C.

Turnout sola-Gas Employees and Poli-
tics-Council Committees, &C.
The Committee on Water decided. at its
last meeting, to dispense with the horse
and vehicle heretofore used by the Superin.
tendcnt Of the Pump-lIouSe, and the turn
cut was ordered 10 be knocked down to
the highest bidder at the horse auction on
Saturday.
The Committee on Light proposes. at its
next meeting. to issue an order prohibiting
the. employGS in their department from taxi
ing an active part in the future primary
elections Of the Democratic party. This rule
will not apply to the regular election. The
Board Of Police Commissioners and Com
mttce on Grounds and Buildings have es-
tahli,hed similar rule.
The National Association Of Fire Engi-
nCcrs will hold its twelfth annual conyen-
ton I'm the city OF Chicago. commencing
Tuesday. September 9th. Chief Taylor,
G. this city, is an eX-preSidcnt Of the AssO.
citation, and wlil doubtless be delegated 10y
the Council TO represent our Fire Depart.
mfnt in tbc coming convention.
Mr.. ". II. Thompson has been hard at
work in his department since he took
charge OF the tire-alarm and police tele-
graph. and reports that the system is nOV
in fr>t-clAss working order. The Commit
tee on Fire-Allrm will doubtless make a
test Of it at their meeting on Monday eve
uIDg.
Mr.. J. c. Boyden has entered upon the
discharge OF his duties as Superintendent
Of the Pump-iIousc.
A very handsome granite monument has
just been erected IN ShockOe Hill cemetery
to mark the last resting place Of that good
man and faithful public servant, eX-Alder-
man Oswald Gasser.
The following Council committees will
meet in the Council chamber on Mondlv
for organization, which will wind up the
list, with the exception OF some two or
three: Committee on Accounts and Print
ing, at IL O'Clock 4. NJ; Committee on
Retrenchment aud Reform. at II O'Clock
NJ; Committee on Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, at O'Clock =. NJ. Committee
Oh Second Market, at q o'clock p. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
4 Free Fountain.

Mr.. Wingfield, the Register of the Land
Office, kept up his fight for the fountain in
the Capitol Square, and at last has over
come all difficulties, aud the water Is now
freely flowing from hydrant at the corner
OF Twelfth and Franklin streets, blessing
to the immediate neiShbOrhood and the
thirsty waylarer. ..
The water is perfectly pellucid, and II
not pure, then no spring-water can be:
The spring is twenty-five feet underground
and free from sewer wercontaminali0n, and the
pine which conducts the water TO the hy-
draRt is wooden and talred. Can amy wa
ter arrangement be more free from bad in-
fluences! As yet. there Is some slight
wooden taste. caused by the pipe, but this
will wear of in time.
The water came through the pipe at 1l:3O
o'clock yesterday for the first time IN
years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
CurAp EXCURSION MONDAY, JuLy

CgRAP EXCURSION MONDAY, ,JuLy 2lsr.
For Ave cents you can take the strset-car any
where on its lire and ride 10 the Boston Bargain
House, where you can buy, on shat DAY only, Gilt
Band Tee. sets, s4.te, regular price $3.50; Moss
Ro.e Tes-scss. t5.4e, regular price ~; Decorated
Chsmber. Sets, e3.49, regular price $3.50; finer
Chsnber-sets. s4.7t, regular price $3.50; hand
some 0il-Paintinss, with hue silt frame, - pair,
worth double the money; 2-quart Ioe-Cream
FrceEer-. tl.S7; 3-luart, e2.27; 4-qsArt, e2.o7;
s-quart, t4.27. There being only few of tho
above left We would advise those IN want to call
early. ha-on's Fruit-Jsrs. l-qusrt six for 60c.;
half gallon. for 72e.; Icc-Cresm ssnccrs. 23c.
dozen; Table Mas, 4e.; large III, se., kaifc-
Boxes, ec.; ; Whisks, &c.; half-doEen knives and
Forks, +5c.: Hair. Brush, &c.; dozen Teaspoons,
ice. 3-foot Rule. 4c.; Kitchen Knives, &c. FLOOR
Mop. with handle and patent clasp. tOc.; Fancy
Decorated China Fruit.Plates. lsc.: 30-foot
Cl0thc. Lines, Sc: o.foot lOc.; 2 half-pint aud
! pint cups, SC. Lurch-nssket,, Sc; Water-Seis,
see. handsome Crystal Water-Set.. egc. worth
$50: Buttsr-Dish, Be-; Crcsm-Pitcher, &c.
Lenon-Squszers, l0c. Bargains IN new lot Bird
CAGES. Remember these prices are for Monday,
July 21st only. VIII oil country orders the fol-
lowing day yet BOSTON DARokIN-lioUsE,
lill east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
Excavations nnd Pic.Nies.

Thomas Brennan Branch. Irish National
League, will give its first annual picnic at
Blenner's Park, head OF Marshall street, TO-
morrow, The corlmittee have arranged an
attractive programme. The attractions are
dancing, wheelbarrow-race, sack-race, rifle
shooting. &c.
West-End Beneficial and Social society's
officers and members are notified that the
annual social picnic. for the pleasure OF
themselves and families and ladies' accom-
panying the single members, viii be given
Tomorrow.
Leigh-street Baptist sunday-school ex-
cursion and basket picnic to Aalden's Ad'
venture, Richmond aud Allegheny railroad,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
SISTER or A FAMOUS TR0TTER.
MIR. &. T.. Stokes, the Owner of a Sister or
Westmont, the 2;O1 Sd Horse.

Mr.. G.. q. Stokes, the Owner OF a Sister OF
Westmont, the 2;Ol Sd Horse.
YESTERDAY morning there was published
in this paper an account Of Westmours
wonderful mile in 2:0ll. Mr.. c. p. Stokes.
OF this city. is now driving sister OF West
mont. AlmOnt the sire Of this horse and
Mr.. StokeS's mare, was owned By General
Ritheis, OF Lexington, KY, and made him
m independent fortune. The grIndsire,
Rysdyke's HambetOnian. was bought by
Mr.. Rysdykc for few hundred dollars,
and at the time Il his death had made in fees
S20S, 600. Although he has been dead six
years. he still stands at the head of the list
Of sires Of trotters in the 2:a0 list, having
thriy-siX 10 his credit (he sired l.425 cOts).
Almont stands sixth on the list OF sires OF
trotters in the 2:30 list, with twenty-one 70
his credit. A letter few days since from
agentleman in Lexington, KY.. said: " over
5000 people attended Almont's funeral.
lie was buried on July 5, 1884. This was
a severe blow TO General Withers, az the
horse was only twenty years old, and
would have paid well for ten or twelve
years longer. His death was caused by
carelessness on the part OF his groom"
Four mares were sent from here this
spring to "Sam Purdy," Uwo-mile record
OF 4:4j.) lie is owned by Mr.. Dangerfeld,
Of HarrisOnbTrg, Va. 10 whom he was
presented by Jim Keene, his brOther-in-
law. Five mares went TO "Honnis."
owned IN Baltimore; record, 2:l7s. He
was the first horse that ever went on the
track green horse and lowered his record
below 2:20 in one season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
Colonel Buruliuu.

Major Burnham, iudge-adyocate United
States army, was appointed by the Presi-
dent OF the United States, on the 5th
instant, deputy judge acknowledgement
United States army, and has accepted his
commission, and will enter upon its duties
soon. He and his family have been at hi,
farm in Henrico, just east Of the city,
since the lst Of June. but expect to 10
northward within the present month. The
new appointment carries with it the rank
Of Northumberland. Colonel Burnham
has been stationed at Omaha for the past
eleven years. His new headquarters will
prOhahlY be az Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
PerNOnnIs md Iirief..

Professor b. l.. Gildersleeye, Of the
Johns-IIopkins University OF Baltimore.
with his family, is visiting relatives and
ilicuds in this city.
DR.. Hoge will preach bis last sermon
before sailing for Europe this evening.
Service will commence at ; O'Clock.
a. X. WOodsOn, a. }. Vaughan, and J.
L. Phillips, committee on refreshments
for the Old First regiment, ought 10 be-
knighted for efficient and faithful service.
The internal-rcyenue collections for the
past week were as follows: Monday,
s2,Gj0.73; Tuesday. S3,50j.5G; Wednes-
day, $i,41l.17; Thursday, S2.sls.7g; FRI
day. Sl,3OG.SG; Saturday, s4,0l7Sl-tOtai,
SIS-lig9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20

viii take place "Wednesday, July %. 1884.
Tram leaves the depot ut s o'clock A. N.
Messrs. Thompson & Adams VIII run an
excursion to Virginia Beach on The % OF
August; tickets good for three days and
return on any tIain-
Remember the Monday MOONLIGHT excur-
sion down the James on the Ariel.
Regular weekly moonlight to Ashland
Park every Thursday evening. Train
leaves Elba at s O'Clock sharp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
THROAT CUT By A TRAMP.
An Alleged Citizen of Richmond Badly Used
Out West.

Out West.
A telegram in Pittsburgh paper from
DAYTON, Ohio. says: Charles Griffin, a
prominent and wealthy young man OF
Richmond, Va. who Is spending the sum-
ner with country relatives at Liberty,
about iolr miles from here. had his throat
cut by tramp tonight. The tramp bor-
rowed his knife to cut his shoe, claiming
he had very sore foot. He complained
the knife was dull. and Griffin sharpened it
for him. when the tramp seized him by the
hair with one hand and drew the knife
across Grifiin's throat, cutting q terrible
cash. He proceeded TO finish his work,
when he was attacked by large dog, when
he immediately fed. Griffin is not yet
dead, but Is in very dangerous condition.
The tramp has not vet been captured. Eyi-
dently his purpose was robbery. The
country people are excited, and II captured
he will be summariy dealt with.
Richmond has Charles Griffin, and he
is employed by Captain Putnam, and was
here and well Yesterday. He said he knew
OF no other Charles Griffin in this city.
There is certainly no "Charles Griffin,
prominent and wealthy young man, be-
longing here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20

Lovers Of fne horses can see. by driving
TO the low-lands OF Chstsworth farm, three
miles from the city, owned by x. B. Chat
fin. many OF the finest driviag-horses own
ed by our wealthy merchants, grazing In a
tield Of more than one hundred acres OF
nice grass, with running water and shade.
trees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
AUCTION sALHs MONDAY.

JAS. NACDOUGALL, 10S A. NJ. hou sckee sting
goods. &C., and IL A. W., hats.
SUTTON & CO.. frame dwelling. with largr lot
attached. northwest corner Price and Jackson
streets, at 9 T.. VI.
GEORGE :. VAsIiOk n son, brick store, with
uwelling above, on csBsl bank between sixth
and seSenth streets, At 4. ".
X. e. RODhAN, trustee, groceries AMI sior hS-
tuIes. al 424 north siIth street, at IL A..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
. .Moaday nessiixhss."
DUTCH GAP.

Steamer Ariel. every Monday night.
Leave T.30 z. NJ: return 1890 i. ".
Music, dancing, refreshments. street.
cars connect both going and returning.
Delightful family excursions. Perfect or
der. No improper persons allowed. Fare
only 50 cents.
VIRGINIA SrsAsBoAr CoxPASy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
The virsiniss Again Defeated - Score, 10
especial selesram 70 the Dispasch.I


WILMINGTON, DxL.. July f9.-The vir-
ginias made o hot effort for victory this
afternoon, and crowded the wilmir gtons
close. The game was scarcely exciting,
though II was interesting.from the fact that
the visitors kept well up TO home teams
score. Dlvcn, late OF the Brookiyns. filed
the pitchers box for the Virginias. and did
good work. his curves being difficult 10 hit,
but he was rather wild, and gave his catcher
hard task. Morgan caught splcndidly,
aud did not have psss.ball until the sun
lowered and came directly into his eyes.
The home management put Nolan IN the
box. aud he was worn With yesterdays
work, and was struck freer than at any
time during the season. Larkin did splen-
did work at second base. After the 6rst In
ming. In which the home club scored three
unesrned runs, the visitors settled down
TO good play.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
sCREExs, PAINTS. oII.s. GLASS. &c.

THIS IS NO HUMBUG.-BONA FiMDE M
i CLoeING-OUT SALE OF PAINTERS ,,s,s mSD
ARTISTS MATERIALS, consisting OF tep pnre
White Lead, 1925 per hundred pounds M,
Putty, 1926 per hundred po ndsj Colors ~ n,es w
Dry Colors. Mineral Paints. calsomine, wir
vsrnishes, Dryers, Brushes, Window-Ga s,catsr-
rofs. Windsor and Newtons on ana ,hirtv
Colors. below cost IN order o. close on, va hn,s
days. Ten-hone-power Engine and w I've
'S"s' s'''' n. &. WiGAND.
" e-lm 7s0 east Main stFees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20

In certain phases Of rheumatism, pa.
ralysis, neuralgia, hlp-dIsease, female weak.
ness, stiff joints, and nervous diseases, Me-
ehanical Electro Manipulation as admins
tered by DR.. Richards. 6l9 east Franklin
street, Is the great remedy Of the age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
killed by Falling rro. . Roor.

The remains OF Samuel B. Smith, son Of
Captain James B. Smith, OF the old
Armory Band, reached this city yesterday
evening from Albemarie. Young Smith
was killed on the 18th by falling from the
root Of the Miller School, upon which he
was at work as slater.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
Kerosene EXPLOSION.

A cOlored woman named Jane Jones was
severely burned last night by the explosion
Of n kerosene-oil lamp at 2O8 east Clay
street. The Brook-ayenue engine aud
reel turned out promptly upon notiflca-
ton OF the police and proceeded 10 the
place, but their services were not used.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
somewhat warmer than the day previous.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY O A. NJ, IA;
Q A. NJ. 50; noon. 80; p. NJ, 81; 6 p.
NJ. 50; midnight, 75.
Mean temperature, So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20

A FRAGRANT BREATH Is aivays pleasure,
and ypu can have IL by using MEADE BAKER's
delicious CARBoLIC MOUru-WAsu. Il destroys
the offensive odor caused by diseased gums and
decayed teeth, and speedily re torres them TO
healthy condition. Price. afty ceHts bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
Late weather Reoort.

Especial telegram 10 the D,spatch.I
WASHINGTON. ID. c., July s0-l:15 A. ~
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather, nortbwesterly winds In the north.
ern part and shifting 10 northwestern in
the southern part, stationary temperature,
higher barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, fair wea-
iher, westerly winds, stationary tempera-
tuTe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
CIippers vs.. MetrOpOIitans.

The game played yesterday afternoon at
Bo.chen's Park between the Clippers and
Netropolitans resulted in favor OF the
former club by a score OF 10 to o. Both
clubs played well, the batting being par
ticularIy strong. The Clippers secured
tweuty base-hits, with total Of n, aud
the MetropoIitans IL, with a total Of 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
ssOWer OF Money.

Merchants who buy for cash from manu-
faciurers can offer the creates, Inducements
TO their customers. Careful buyers OF
shoes. Trunks, and Safchels goto Williams
& Ford's, corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
P L E A D.

The very low ngures we are naming sor RELIA-
BILE grades OF CHILDREN's SUITS has caused
= hnlt b. be made with hose who have been the
victims Of the delnsive but attractive "cheap-
suits for children. They are cheap In everything
but wear. The 'tyls Is cheap, Or they are cut by
men who ought TO be cutting horse blankets; the
fabric is poor but cheap; the trimmings are the
cheapest purchssable; but when the test Of wear
Is put 10 them they are found TO be anything bat
cheap. We do more practical. We use the better
element all through and at end the results OF this
show for themselves; for onr CIILDRES's De-
PARTNENT increases In sales each year, whilst
the other dealers huctustc In same sales.
Just at this time, when We are selling the "odis
and ends Of stock at about bslf Of their value,
man gets t5 pair Of TROUSERS at 1918. Last
saturday We sold lots OF CHILDREs's SUITS
that were s5 and s6 at $3.50. The prudent
mother who bought them Away. wanted size
larger than the child wore. OF course they were
bought 70 lay aside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED 1T
the use Of MEADE & BAKEs's -APoSISE DESrI-
FRIcE. which will speedily remove incipient tar
tar and scnrf. Price. nftY crntl a hax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20

II Won want 10 rent nice dwelling. look
OF r. b. Chafin Il Co.'s list in the "For-
Rent column, or call at their office for
particulars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
CT 6O AND 81 PER DAY.
E0ARDING.

Il TUE SUMNER MONTHS can apply 10 ). :.
GOODMAN, proprietor Of the CAk l. T ON
HOUSE. SeOttsyiile, Aibemarie county, eighty
miles nom Richmond and seventy miles from
Iynchhurg. ON the Richmond and Allegheny
road Location healthy ana cool; at the foot of
The Kluc Ridge. Terms moderate. Special Ia
duceinents 20 families. Good livery attached.
" hi.5.s,l2,29,24,27,29& ,20,&27
GOOD COUNTRY BOARD IN THE
VI VINEYARD DISTRICT OF PIEDMONT
VIRG MA. Terms. s20. t25, and $50 per
month, according 20 size Of party. length Of stay,
j. ~. BRNAN.JR.,
~ s.staw&suSt Box lo6 Charlottesville, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
Fred. yehsssea's Roshs.

Received from G. y. Johnston vennfs
Doves. = novel, by Ida Askworth Taylor
(Franklin-Squsrelp price 20ccuts; Harpcr's
Magazine for August, a br.liiart summer
No.; Harper's Bazar, price 10 cents; and
Dorothy Forster, by Walter Besant prioe
rs cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20

The Montrose and B-Select Whiskeys
are the purest and best brands for family
and medicinal nee. W. ID. Bllir 4 Co.,
1IG9 east Main, control these brands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20

Runs earned Wilmington, 2. Virginias, 2.
Double hIts-Bastian. hcCloskey. Triple hits-
Nsth. Burns. e-run-Snyder Len on bsse-
Wilmington, 6; Virginias, 4. Struck out-Povell
(2l. ". Dugsn t2l. r.. Dugan l2L Diyen t2l, Nsr-
Wild piicbes-Dyen (2l. Nolan ~. Passed bslls-
Morgan. 2, Time, one hour and forty uinatsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20

In order 20 make room for fall stock we
viii ell sII law-cut goods now on hand ss
= deduction Of twenty-five per cent mon
Of the Foods are new and stylish.
SrHxcE, TYRgE 4 Co..
SIS east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
RufEaIO Lsthla sDriugN

pamphlet NEW edition). For this p,mphlet
apply % Purcell Ladd & Co., or Powers,
Taylor & Co., Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
Other (sannes.

GBy telegraph % the Dispatch.l
Washington: Nationals, 8; Chicago
Unionsl 0.
Louisville: Louisyilles, 8; Cncinua-
tis. 1.
Providence: Providence, 6; Philadel-
phias, l..
Baltimore Baltimores, |; Brooklyns. G.
Philadelphia Keystone (Unious),5 5; Gu
cnnati (Unions), 8.
York, Pa: Ironsides, OF Lancaster. 5;
Yorks, ..
Baltimore: Baltimore, (Unions), 10;
Kansas City (UnionS). II.
Cleveland: Clevellnds. 4; Detroits. 10.
indianapolis: indianapolis, 4; Toledo, s.
Buffalo: Butfilos, !; Chlcagos, :.
Pittsburgh: Ailcghenys, Z; Washing.
tons, |.
Boston: st. Louis Unions), /; BostOus
Unions. o. BOstonS. II; New York, 1.
New York: Athletics. 3; Metropoiitans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
Hot Fresh Fish M d Crab Supper
on the
Steamer Ariel
next monday Moonlight" Excursion,

This delightful addition 10 the manv af'
fractions OF these excursions Il . new de-
parture, and costs only 50 cents. Como
and try Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SII..ssssss!ls 6 6 { {! III III I. I. III | i
BBR sRR 90 rTTH nEKE ERE, ssss
sst EERasS g + #H#sr EEn4s sass
B BBBb sk so Zoo I'll HHEkErs I ssss =
THE EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS
ATTENDING OUR SPECIAL TES-DAY SALE
is ANOTHER PROOF THAT
OUR ADVERTISEMENTS ARE BASED UPON
FACTS ONLY.
PRICES WERE REDUCED BELOW
~
ALL FORMER VALUES.
We shall continue TO sell without changes all
SUMMER GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
LACEs,
ENBROIDERIEs,
SUMNER DRESS FABRICS,
HOSIERY,
USDERwEAR,
and all goods pertaining TO summer wear.
OUR STOCK OF

OUR STOCK OF
: : : + + f.. +. s { 9 9
is STILL ENORMOUS.
Lowp prices have up toyory recently induced US TO
make heavy purchases. We shall for the next two
weeks make
SPECIAL OFFERING
in that department. Our prices will be such as
not only 70 make II a favorable opportunity for
iho.e in immediate want but to make purchases
for the coming season n most profitable feature.
The above sale will include all SILK DRESS
FABRICS.
WeaPpend a few sample prices:
Upwards Of $500 yards OF Remnants OF SILKS,
sATINs, ETC., at 30 cents on the dollar Of origI-
nal value;
All COLORED GROs-GRAIN SILKS sold here
tofore from 9Oc. to 81 VIII be sold at 6sc.;
ALL-sILK RADZIMIREs, ORIGINAL prices Sl.50,
VIII he sold for gee;
BLACK SATIN DE LYON for sl.15, original
value .s1.9O;
BLACK AIL-su L OTTOMAN for 94c., origi-
nal price eI.75;
BLACK SILK at $1.2s. Our lowest prices would
besl.75.
Our uock Of SILKS comprises every variety,
quality, style, and price, and every piece will be
sold at or near corresponding values.
COHEN BROTHERS,
iy2O-lt corner Fourth and Broad streets.
III GOING FAST. THAT BLACK
AND-WHITE. CHECK GINGIIA1, which we are
closing out at &c. 4 yard. Don't put OF getting
some Of 1t, or you will miss it altogether.
STILL ANOTHER.
onel D-WHITE-CHECKM MATING
worth zoe. Our closing price for 1t Is orly 129c.a
yard.
Grand bargains In GLOVES and HOSIERY. Big
reductions have been made 10 close out stock.
PARAsOLS at msrked-down prices are moving.
We have still a good assortment for you TO select
'''"'' LACrs AND EMBROIDERIEs.
We show most every imaginable kind, and our
prices are far lower than goods Of this class are
Il uany sold. 10 such assortment can be found
elsewhere. . ~
The largest, cheapest, and best assorted stock of
White Goods. Ask 10 see our extra wide REAL
SWISS. 1t IS something new. Special lots on our
WLite-Goc ds counior-lower than the first cost in
HAMMOCKS
we can furnish I'm all qualities; also, ropes, pill
lows, and stretchors.
GEHTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.
Our stock IS very complete. Gentlemen's and
Ladies BATHING SUITS.
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
A full assortment at special prices 20 close out
TRUNKS AND SATCHELs.
A large assortment a. factory prices. We can
suit you In every detail, having every style In
stock. -,.,...
special Job Ia 1I-4 WHITE BLANKETS ats3 |
a pair. cnoo,.,.,r
Four- six, and eight-ball sets. Prices down low
to close Out stock.
LAWNS AND GINGHAMS.
We have a full stock and our prices will please. |
SILKS AND FAIRLY FALL DRESS GOODS. |
Now Is tie time 10 save money on these goods by |
calling on LEVY DAVIS
jylS 1Ol7 and 1913 Main street'2