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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-16

Cider, Cider. Cider.
If you want apple cider go to John
Shots. He sells il at wholesale and retail
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-16

The largest type edition of Dickens COM
ple.e works, fifteen large volumes, Ss.25. at
the Fair, 100 Main street.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-16

Smoke MARKER" five cent cigar. Best in
the world. Every cigar stamped Marker
Marker" cigars one elegant Boudoir pho
togrsph of Maude Branscombe will be fur
nished gratis. This is the most attractive show
case advertisement ever offered and sells
lots of goods. Retailed everywhere in
Wichita. and wholesaled By B. Cohn, 127
W. Douglas avenue d257u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-16

Mr. Geo. F. Berry. Of hingmsn, was in
the city yesterday. Ike Is one Of the pro-
prietors Of : new town in Comanche county,
named Plano, which IS situated in a fine
section OF country on the banks of the
C;rnarron. Mr. B. SAWS the surrounding
country IS unsurpassed for agricultural pur-
poses in the southwest
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-16

Try the Nickle Plate ice cream at G. l..
kloos', Douglass avenue.
Standard Poets. Red Line edition 60 cents,
at Hyde's book store. III Main street.
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Che following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the Office of the register Of deeds
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-16

New goods every week at Mrs. Klentz's,
1853 Main street.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-16

The largest type edition of Dickens COM
plete works, fifteen large volumes $3.50, at
Hyde's book store. d281-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-16

r. r. Tickets
Bought, cold and exchanged at Posts, the
pawnbroker.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-16

Mr.. T. 5. Roberts, proprietor Of the new
Manhattan hotel, Is in the city and Will be-
gin immediately 10 carpet and FIX mp the
rooms. lie says his brother who is an ex-
pericnced hotel man Of New York City, will
Join him here next week. Mr.. Roberts is Il
gentleman Of pleasing manners and address.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-16

Song folio and instrumental folio, each
containing lsa pages OF popular music. IS
cents. st the Fair. $50 Main street, sor one
~ssk only.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-16

Money to loan on chattels and persons
security. at the Wichita Banking Co., Nc
l16 West Douglas avenue.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-16

The foundation for w. F. Lees new
building or Douglas avenue, between Topc-
ka and EmPoria avenues, is laid. The
building wall b. p two-story brick, 2Gxs0
fees. 10 be occupied as second hand store.
Mr. Martin Gregg, business man of
pauyille. Hendricks county, Indiana, and n
bJther-in-law OF Mr.. J. +. Dibbe, of this
city. is looking over the town with a view Of
settling here. Ue Is much pleased with the
appearance AID prospects Of Wichita
During last evenings storm a lightning
b., -t-rcl, ,bc ba:7 upon the Stewart farm
fri Z. situated about half mile east Of
|t-a. almost entirely de,noiishing the
Ing and instantly killing a son Of Mr.,
s..-t aged twelve years, hired msn and
e agtrt. department commander
a-..r.. /. \. Nooiaccl, assistant sdjutant
"a. department Of kansas q. 4. r.. left
So -ae for Topeka to meet the committee
d. -u..,I d, make arraa remeHts Cor trans
p,rt..-, ~ 8, the national euclmpment at
Portland, Maine.
The fou- oGthe famiiy grows dearer. On
Saturday las; The price Of -four advanced
Zoe pei 100 lbs, and yesterday it took
another step upward, and the best city -four
is nag sold ut S3.25. Il is not expected to
h. higher until a considerable advance in
wheat follows.
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EXAMINATION Is ECONOMY.

Here is a great item-an elegant BRO
CADE DAhASk SILK twenty-seven inch
es wide: goods which have sold at SIPS.
They were bought low, and we shall sell
ciai price shall be 37l4c. We have only n
few pieces in Navy Blue, Bottle Green, and
Gaihets. Now's your time. The early bird
gathers the worm,
IL Is early for SILK GRENADINES. but
we are determined 10 push them; so here
goesf the great prices:
ALl--s1LK BROCADE GRENADINES, in
large and small patterns, at 37l3c. The
price has always been Use.
MOURNING SUMMER SILKS.
BLACK FOULARD CHECKS with white
line checks at 5oc.; the regular 81 quail
ity.
As our Black Goods Department Joins our
SILK Counter. we shall include few Items (:
ALL-WOOL ALBhTROSS CLOTH, extra
quality, 80 inches wide-not 20 inches
nor "a. nor 80 inches, but 80 inches
wildcat 39lSc.-worth 60c.;
TAMlSE CLOTH, extra quality and weight,
for sl-speclal price 79c.;
SILK WARP HENRIETTA. SIC. q yard
sells everywhere at sl.25;
BLACK ALPACAS, single width 7Hc;
WOOL BUNTlNG-a lovely black; also. q
few pieces cream blue, &C.. at 12kc.;
ALl.-WOOL LUPIN'S CASHMERE As
Inches wide, NJ 33c.-regular price soc.
FOR THE PURPOSE
OF drawing portion Of the crowd from our
overcrowded silk counters SO that proper
attention can be paid to all visitors, we
shall offer great Inducements in DRESS
GOOnS, TRIMMINGS, FRiNGES, COR
SITS. LACES, &c.
We are still selling our special purchase OF
WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES. You
should examine them. An examination
will save 25 per cent.
New assortment LADIES' MUSLIN UN-
DERWEAR Just in. Quality and prices un-
surpassed by any.
ACES, LACE-CURTAIN CORNICES, &c.
y item at the advertised price on demand.
JULIUS MEYER 4 son,
COL AND 603 EAST BROAD STREET.
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FOR RENT,

oooo.o fVn fhSh' ---------.
EOR RENT, DWELLINGS. a
sl6 west Grace street. New Brick;
rooms.
lo7 east Grace, Brick: - rooms.
i02 east GHce, Brick; rooms.
703 west Marshall Brick; rooms.
$40 north Nineteenth street, Brick;
ROOMS.
23 east Canal street, Brick; 6 rooms.
100 west Clay street. Brick; 7 rooms.
704 east Leigh street, Brick rooms,
l20 south Fourth street, Brick; rooms.
800 east Marshall street. Brick: rooms.
721 west Marshall street, Brick; rooms.
ola and 9l6 west Main street, Brick;
rooms
25I6 east Marshall street; Brick: rooms.
2o5 west Canal street. Frame: 4 rooms.
25lS Nenable street Frame: rooms.
IL west Canal street, Frame; rooms.
- Twenty y-seventh, between and
streets Frame: 4 rooms.
706 west Marsh all street, Frame; rooms.
-, corner ST. Peter and Charity streets,
Frame; 8 rooms.
304 Linden street. Frame; rooms.
$40 Church street Brick; rooms.
sos Moore street, Frame; 3 rooms.
g2I west Leigh street, Brick; 3 rooms.
Next TO corner OF Twenty-eighth and Il
streets Frame; rooms.
= Beverly, near Washington street,
Frame; 3 rooms.
9l6 Oak street, Frame; rooms.
Ola west Cary street, Frame; rooms.
004 Brook avenue, Brick; 3 rooms.
- Williams street, near Oak, Frame:
rooms.
- Beach street. near Chafiin Frame;
rooms. Apply to FURMAN TUPPER,
Real Estate Agent,
apl2-3t 1915 Main street.
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De- SPRING NOVELTIES AND
SPRING GOODS
THALHIhER BROTHERS..

We are now prepared TO show one OF the
choicest and best-selected stocks 10 be seen
in the city. We cannot enumerate all of
the pretty things we have. but by giving
us q call we will demonstrate what We have
said above.
and we have everything that is stylish
and at prices that are very popular.
Come and see the beautiful styles OF
DRESS GOODS that We exhibit.
In FANCY ILLUMINATED. CHECKED.
and STRIPED SILKS, we show the
largest and most superb stock In the
city. our styles are entirely new and
prices far below regular values.
BLACK SILKS. BLACK RHADAMAS'
MERvEILLEUXs. SATINS, and BRO
CADE SILKS In great variety. Our
stock Of these goods Is much larger and
prices much lower than we have ever
shown.
cases direct from the manufacturer:
UTICA SHEETING, best made. In rem
nants, at a sacrifice;
WHITE GOODS, comprising everything
EMBRoIDERIEs IN SWISS, CAMBRIC,
We show for this week some special drives
In ORIENTAL LACES.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS-Oyer l 500 en-
tirely new PARASOLS to please our
patrons; such varity OF styles cannot
be found elsewhere.
JERSEYS, JERSEYS, In the newest
shapes, from 81 up 10 the finest.
This week we will open for sale line OF
CHlLDREN'S DRESSES in White,
Cambria. Pique, and India Muslin. the
prices OF which will be below anything
ever shown In this city.
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEARin In Cam
brio and Cotton, at prices To please.
Call and inspect the stock at
THhLHIMER BROTHERS.,
Fifth and Broad streets.
ap l2-Su. .Tu&Th
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We lead of with our JUSTLY CELE-
BRATFD GOID-AND-h RED 30 RIDER
LYONS BLACK DRESS SILKS, OF
which we guarantee every. yard pure
Gros-Grsin SIX. and which . public
head OF all brands. Remember with
every yard, from the lowest 70 the
highest grades. goes our personal guar
entee.
QUALITY X-Agents' regular price 7oc,
eU2psi4Y ;pffilaYl 'zsSi xS4Asents' regular price 81,
oUapTiTY pIiiAi xXx-Agents regular price
QUALITY xXXx-Agents' regular price
sI.6o, special s1.10:
QUALITY .LX--Agents regular price sl.7o'
oU2ffTY tpff!Hs il.xx-Agent.' regular price So,
QUALITY LXXX-Agents' regular price
S2.2b. special s1.39.
The regular prices as mentioned above
are no fabrications, but the actual prices At
which we sold these goods before this sale.
The greatest bargains in BLACK DRESS
SILK ever displayed;
A 24-iNCH GRoS-GRAIN SILK OF extra
finish at exc: We ask e, a comparison
Great cuts on sURAH SILKS;
2O-INCH BLACK sURAH s7Hc.-value
ALLsILK sURAH. finest finish, 81 goods
special at 7sc.:
ALL-SILK SURAH, 24-inch wide, s2c.-
our regular price sl.97l2:
Our sl.50 quality OF SURAH Is OF extra
weight and quality, and our special
price shall be s1.0s per yard.
RHADAMA is the best wearing silk fabric
made, and when you get IL good is the
handsomest.
Notice our great prices for this sale:
'ALL-SJLK RHADAMA, best co'ors. %
inches wide, at eSc.-our regular price
iss1.25:
Exhibitions this week OF the newest COAC
Sample and mall orders filled promptly an
JULIUS MEYER & son.
COL AND G03 EAST BROAD STREET.
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A 24-inch width and s1.75 quality at 81. .22 :
match It's quality and see IL what we
say isn't the truth;
We will offer our 1925 quality at s1.o7.
This u something you will never be
able TO duplicate.
TRICOTINE, the new SILK kfabric, all widths; ;
note the change In prices: Our last
weeks s1.boquslity at the special price
ofN:o2 81 quality at 1927; one OF the
handsomest qualities sells at $3.50, our
TOLORED SURAHS ALL THE GO.
We have the largest line In the city.
Our 81 .25 quality, in four shades OF GAR
NETS and BLUES, at 9sc.;.
SATIN FINISH SURAHS In all colors. and
White and Black. at sl.l2S regular
CoIoREb TRiCoTINEs. CSC. last weeks
GoIORED G,ie GRos-GRAIN SILKS
we offer at lust q about half values.
PLUM, BRONZE, and GREEN GROS-
GRAIN ALL-SILK at 37Hcy value dou-
BILE:
Full line of our 7cc, brand Of GRos; GRAIN
SILK. any shade. special price 4oc.:
Every shade OF the celebrated GUlNET
GROS. GRAIN SILK, guaranteed not 10
break, split, or crack;
The heaviest s1.5o SILK sold: q very spe-
cial price at only s7I3c.-we consider this
the best bargain yet mentioned;
STEEL-GREY SILK at 37kc., value 76c.;
ILLUMINATED SUMMER SILKS at 37Sc.,
value 75c. We have only two shades OF
these, but we wish we had dozen, for
they win match any 75c. Summer Silk
OF the present day.
ILLUMINATED s STRIPED SUMMER
SILKS, special price 335lc.; why pay
5Oc. for these goeds-thats what they
are selling for elsewhere?
PORGEE SILK I'm tan shades-the most
stylish wear for this season-in rolls OF
twenty yards each, at 37kc. yard
COLORED SATIN at 23c. Let somebody
beat this.
HING CLUB and DRESS-PARAS0LS, L
An examination will pay you.
carefully. We guarantee 10 furnish ever
JULIUS MEYER & son,
COL AND 603 EAST BROAD STREET.
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Nm nv EKRy ,ygxs gRE /. ssss
kssMMssEEr yyyEx eeRR e. p ssss
EESEErx y E~vS 3 sszs~
SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS.
EVERY DEPARTMENT
REPLETE WITH
THE LATEST NOVELTIES.

In the DREss-GooDs DEPARTMENT sA-
TIN NBERBERS, CHECKS, PLAIDS. or
TOMANS, CASHMERE, COUPENER.
EMBROIDERED. aud PLAIN LADIES'
CLOTHS. TRIcoT and SPRING
CLOTHS;
Specialize pieces TAN or GREY LADIES'
SPRING CLOTHS. one and a half yards
wide. at 72kc. per yard. value S1.25;
FRENCH CHECKS, OF which We sold such
an immense quantity. at l2Sc. Having
purchased at lower price. we now sell
at l0c. The greatest bargain the day.
The goods are well worth csc.
lon had best investigate our early
WHITE GOODS offerings.
Received on saturday another 40 pieces OF
SHEER INDIA LIN0N at ec.-goods
Ano. ' a.s7a sHs'I REMNANTS SUPERIOR
QUALITY WHITE IRISH LINEN TO
sell at 2Sc.-qualities you can't match
in town to day for less than S5c.;
We have something new In a SATINE
PLAID NULL with colored ngures the
quality which should sell at 25c.; these
we will sell at l2l4c.
COLORED FRENCH sATINES at l2kc.;
PRINTS at &c.
Though the demand for our JERSEYS is
enormous, and as we have an unlimited
supply, We stu continue those taking
prices.
We mention CHILDREN'S ALL-wORST-
Ed JERSEYS-Solid Blue, Garnet, and
years OF age-st sec., have always sold
at 1925;
LADIES PLAIN ALL-woRsTED JER-
SEYS-Blacks. Sold Garnets. Navy
Blues. Browns. and Reds-at 9sc. These
are not the cheap and shoddy cotton
Jerseys that have been sold at even a
less price, but are all wool, and have
always sold at sl.5O.
BRAIDED JERSEYS at 81. .25-value sl.75.
FRENCH CLOTH COAT-BACK JERSEY
af 81 75-yalup 50 80
We still call your attention to our LACE
CURTAINS, as the styles and prices are
only TO be seen at MEY YER'S. We have
them in NOTTINGHAM LACE. Fine
We have special number OF REAL POINT
APPLIQUE CURTAINS, three and a
half yards long. at So s9-value s6;
BORDER NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS, full length, with Pole Cornlce
and Curtain-IiOoks complete. for so !;
Also LINEN HOLLAND CURTAIN
SHADE. almost any shade Of Ecru
Cream, Tans Greys with Patent Spring
Rollers, Fringe Cord. and everything
complete ready to be put up, at SIC.
Specialtles in CORSE1S. To attract some
attention from our crowded silk Coun-
tiers, we shall offer some special things
In CORSETR.
With all these things to attract you, and
thousands more equally as attractive, you
should we'll know where To do your trading.
We forgot TO mention that this week we
shall offer some special things In our GEN
TLEMEN'S CASHMERE and GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
PURE LINEN REINFORCED-BO
SHIRT that We have always sold at oec.
now 42c.;
All 81 SCARFS reduced TO s50c.:
All 75c. SCARFS to 37l4c.;
All Gee. SCAKFS to 26c.
For lowest prices in everything we take
the lead.
JULIUS MEYER Il SON,
sol and 603 east Broad street.
Mail and sample orders carefully filed.
MATTINGS, MATTINGS, MATTINGS.
IL is said We carry the largest stock In the
city, and everybody comedies our patterns
are the prettlest and our prices are the low
est ap12
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/, Sal, I: $.j$F SHE +. |:::;;

have been selected from the CHOICEST
nee has had the attendance Of our buyer.
article comes under the head OF SPECIAL.
at per cent. profit than one tenth as many
In the season. We have made our reputa-
We have. and plenty OF IL. Our assortment
quality and price.
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Our answer to this letter was simple and
concise. We agreed TO accept the consign-
ment rendered us on the terms proposed,
and notified Messrs. Belford, Clarke Co.
TO that effect. The stock has now arrived,
and on MONDAY we shall inaugurate
THE MOST COLOSSAL
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snnBS PC 600 Sooook K ssssss-
f. F., 5 + ; 5 + : l. ! :; :;
BsBB 900 600 x ssss :
GREAT SPECIAL SALE

oYrrcE OF BELvoRD. CLARKE a Co.,
April 8, 1856. J
hesrs Levy & Davis. Richmond. Va:
Dear sis,-one OF the results OF the recent
failure Of the firm OF X. worthington has
been to bring into eur hands an immense
line OF Standard Books OF every kind, which
had been specially published for the New
York trade OF the present season, but which,
owing 10 Mr.. worthiDgtons failure. could
not be disposed OF In the manner Intended.
As our own line Of spring publications Is
sufficient TO occupy our entire attention,
we are anxious to dispose Of thisstock as
speedily as possible, and TO that end are
willing to submit TO considerable actual
loss.
Our object In writing you is TO inquire II
you Will receive from MS portion Of the
stock mentioned on consignment. Know
ing your facilities for organizing special
sales, we are willing to place the goods In
your hands absolutely without reserve,
leaving you 10 use your judgment In
fixing prices. and stipulsting only that they
be forced to sale. so that we may be re-
lieved from the necessity OF receiving any
Of the stock back. The Books are all desi-
rable Standard Works, such as find ready
sale in New York and elsewhere. and are all
in perfect order. Yours truly,
BELFORD. CLARKE & co.
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DWELLINGS.
4l2 Eighth, near Clay street; IL rooms.
2o4 Third, near Byrd street; IL rooms.
S32 Grace, near Laurel street; 10 rooms
$40 Main. near Henry street; 10 rooms.
306 Main, near Madison street: 8 rooms.
l12 Fifth, near Cary street; 8 rooms.
326 Cary, near Madison street; rooms.
lOlI Cary, near Cherry street; rooms.
1907 Cary, near linden street; rooms.
Park avenue and Harye st.. 7 rooms.
No. 3 Mt Vernon Flat, Main ST.; rooms.
1901 Clay and Harrison streets; rooms.
l15 Cary, near Adams street; rooms.
2l11 Franklin, n'rTwenty-firsts 6rooms.
1928 Clay. near Harrison street; rooms.
627 Bevidere, near High street; rooms.
23s Cherry, corner Beverly ST.; rooms.
1880 Ncnnble near Mosby street; rooms.
602 First street (city water; rooms.
j. THOMPSON
REAL ESrA
No. 1113 east
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a son WERE
q ooVo q BRE B 5 ssss
90 4 4 ssss

term special sales has been used In so many
oblivion.
Opening Week has passed with such
mat the people appreciate our efforts TO
ur establishments last week freely expressed
ment. and this week we shall settle down to
and during the week great and original
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SIS. rPr EEE GOO ~ A
Sass srl'Er 3 OoH "a
bsss p ZEE OCO ia A

the like as regards materials and prices has
IMPORTATIONS AND DOMESTIC MANU-
who with ready cash, has made many q pn
and though early In the season, we would
wards at SO per cent. profit. The above ex
ton, and, take our word for u, our prices
'' OF SILKS includes
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FOR RENT.
,Co0-00-r-r~-~-0-0-0-N-@.r.0--0."-- "--4c.
nor RENT. STORES.

FOR RENT.
TOR RENT, STORES. "A
No. IO0l ST. John street, corner Charity
LARGE BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING-t400.
Corner st. Paul and Duvsl streets-BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING-s240.
500 Henry street near Leigh-BRlCk
STORE AND DWELLING-s20o.
1000 Byrd street, corner Tenth-BRlCk
STORE AND DWELLING-sls0.
6l7 north Third street-s10 per month.
20O7 east Main street-ss per month.
1902 Lester street, near Elm-s5 per
month Apply TO -
FURMAN TUPPER.
Real Estate Agent
aDI2-9t lOI6 Main street.
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STORES.
BROAD-STREET STORE near Ninth st.
MAIN STREET STORE near Ninth street.
GREEN GROCERY, second and Canal sts.
street.
BOARDING HOUSE. Fourteenth street.
BROAD-STREET STORE near Second
street.
STORE AND DWELLING, Fourteenth
near Main street.
JAMES RIVER BREW ERY AND
GROUNDS.
WEST END PLEASURE + A X X AND
GARDEN.
MAIN-STREET STORE near Fifteenth st.
STORE AND ID W FL LING, Duval and
Clark streets.
Hall.
BROWN & CO.,
TE Agents,
Main street. ap l2-lt
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We undersell with an object. That 90.
ject 10 TO make "MEfEHb" nousenoio
word throughout the state.
1T Is WELL
r 7 EnH + =
T Il H ku

In Richmond and the South OF SPECIAL
WAYS and instances without meaning that
This week shall see revival OF our oriel
marked success. We enter upon the spring
give them the best goods at the most reason
their qualification over the complete dis
business In dead earnest. As o starter we
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The little CANNES barxed and howied.
put the sun continued TO RISE"
(T Collins, Esq.
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LCENsE.TAxEs.
OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND, VA, April 1, 1885.
7 IcENsE-TAx.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
FROM O'CLOCK A. NJ. Toe
O'CLOCK p. NJ. FROM THE
18TH TO THE sorH OF APRIL
FOR THE PURPOSE OF
RECEIVING THE LICENsE-TAX
mission Merchants Merchandise, Stock, and
Exchange Brokers: Wholesale and Retail
Liquor-Dealen Hotels. Restaurants. Sa-
looms, Boarding and Eating Houses, Auc-
tioneers, Lumber -Measurers. Architects.
Theatres and Halls; Telegraph. Express. and
Coal Companies; Mercantile. Insurance,
Real Estate, Employment, Ticket, and
Sewing Machine Agents Bitters Manufac-
turers, Bottlers, Junk and Oyster Dealers
Photographers, and all other persons liable
70 said lioense-tax.
All bills remaining unpaid on the lst
day Of May fine OF not less than 81 and
no more than IS for each day thereafter
win be imposed.
AR. wooDsoN. Collector.
All daily papers viii copy.
ENGINEERS.
NNyNrsNNNsoON0SoS~oONSN( NSN(~CNN|Nr1N0NONO0~ONNON
ERNEST W. BOWDITCH,
ENGINEER,
90 DEvoNsHIRE STREET.
Boston. MASS.
now constructing the Charlottesville (va.)
water-works, offers hisservices throughout
the South In connection with SEWERAGE.
WATER WORKS, and dLANDsCAPE-GAR-
DENING. NH II-eod2m
HkRRlNGN.
SNeONn-NNNn-NrSNNNSNOrS SNOrSNNo00NrNeNNNr|~NS
NEW NORTH CAROLINA
IN HERRINGs.
wsare prepared pPs to enter orders for
oof GROSS.
NEW NORTH CAROLINA HERRiNGs.
DAVENPORT a NORRIS.
ape-7t Dock street,
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EOR RENT, FRAME DWELL A
Il ING on ThTtieth street near Frank ~
lin, one square from Marshall Park, Libby
Hill: six rooms; city water In the house; ;
Sll per month.
FRAME DWELLING on Franklin near
Thirtieth street; six rooms; we'll OF water
on the premises; $40 per month.
STOKE No. 1914 Lester street tRocketts),
with DWELLING above; s12.50.
STORE No. 970Sl3 Lester street. with
DWELLING above IS.
STORE No. 3522 Lester street, with
DWELLING above, long used as a barber
shop; So per month.
STORE No. e7i2 Lester street; S4 per
month, EDWARD G. GODDlN,
s7osI4 Lester street, Rockets.
an I0-nod2t
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EisSI'EE !; u /. y 7. = :: ;.
CORNER SIXTH AND BRoApsTs.
KNOWN THAT MESSRS. S.JULIUS MEYER
$I'jj$I|''iiSE I = 4 H$ J; +; :; #E;EEAss T T

SALES: but since their introduction the
the true purport OF the term has sunk Into
nal SPECIAL SALES. and as our Grand
Trade with the satisfaction Of knowing
able prices. The thousands who visited o
play we were able TO make In every depart
shall inaugurate on MONDAY Tomorrow
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never before been attempted. Our stocks
FACTURE. and every sale OF any importa
rehase OF rs per cent. On the dollar. Every
rather sell ten times as many yards OF SILK
plains our reasons for Special Sales so early
shall maintain 10. Every article mentioned
every variety Of SILK FABRICS. every
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MATTINGS, MATTINGS, MATrINGS.
IL is said We carry the largest stock In the
city. and everybody comedies our patterns
are the prettiest and our prices are the low
est. apl2
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CASH AND 81 PER WEEK. $50. ap1
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EOR RENT, A TRUCKING OR q
Il DAIRY-FARM. containing FORTY -6
ACRES, two miles west OF the city. Good
Two-ST0RY DWELLING, vineyard, and
orchard. Immediate possession.
II. l.. STAPLES 4 CO.,
apl2-lt l105 Main street.