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Assaulted while Trying to Keep the
Peace.

Peace.
TESTIMONY IN THE PoLICE COURT TODAY IN
THE LACEY-0RADY CASE.
This morning, In the Police Court, Mr.. Law
ender called for trial the case OF Emanuel
Lacey, charged with assaulting Mr.. Joseph NJ.
Grady at the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and nth street on the night of the 18TH inst,
and his counsel, Messrs K. II. Thomas and E
c. Blunt, entered a plea of mot guilty"
Mr.. Grady testified that ON the evening
and after leaving there he walked up nth
street to the avenue, where he saw two men
Strike the other terrible s bi low in the iaes
which he followed by two more Witness re-
membered nothing more until he recovered
bruised and almost covered with bandages.
Witness did not know either Of the men who
Were lighting At that time. and was unable 10
On REORGANIZATION witness said he had .
cane IN his hand, and he said to the combas-
pnSo are the
srrssted Witness aid not strike either ne se Of
them them with bis cane; was not cautioned 70 lot
known Mr.. Sinsheimer slightly for about two
years. but did not know Mr.. Lacey. After
osing Injured witness remained In the hospital
6r. ii. E. Leech testified that he called at
Providence hospital and found Mr.. Grady suf
found considerable discoloration Of the head
and eyes, the result OF blow with some blunt
instrument with q broad surface, probably q
mans fist Witness did not think q club could
have been used.
other testimony was given Of conflicting
character, and the defendant testified that
when he came out OF the thsater be saw that
something was going On at the corner. and
when he got there he saw sinsheimer and Yates
with his cane. Defendant spoke to him about
1t but received no reply. Mr. Grady made
fendanD struck Grady with his fist Defendant
said he did not know Mr.. Grady, and that he
struck him because be thought he was taking
friend Yates.
LACEY FINED 500.
The Judge said there was no doubt but that
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Bailey, the fatherof thirteen children, while
Rssdins county. "a. wa thrown ftom his car
riage BY the horse running away, and dfAgged
three miles until dead.
Contractor Andrew, . prominent architect,
formerly Ut New Haven, Conn.,, but for the last
two years reading In Jackson vtlIc, Fla, 10 mise
Ing. HIS wife believes that he has been muir.
derod.
A committee Of the Philadelphia common
ooaueil 10 considering whether the courts shall
BE- applied % 70 ascertain II the council he's
epthofity % proceed With the Impeachment of
Mayor Smith.
Rsv. Of. Nc0lynn. Of New York, who 10 cup
porting Henry George, Gays be believes that
candidate u destined 1t no distant day . b.
pyS11dont Of the Uuitea etateA
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FoR SALE

SPECIAL. BARGAINS. Several six-room houses
On on, street northeast all modern improvements 10
per cent investment. Price, only $4,000 each; also
room Brick, ), between l4th and 18th sts.-$4 500
rooms aud cellar. on Caroline ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 600
COrcoran st..................-. 1000
= bet. Vermont ave. & 10TH .3, 800
nr,cx, rms East capitol st., bet 9th aud TIN 5000
rooms anu cellar, 18th near St., nOuse-6 100
bet n. Cap. q LIST sts. n. W., 700
Apply ut once TO J. W. p MYERS,
sel5-Iw> 142S New York ave.
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FOR lighthouses.

.oo,,o 10 an.
o ~ So no =, - "a
10 :" -
d4.n 81 f 80. oa"e. "sSS
Sol $500 se''o-1UU
10 ~ % % SIS ,. w. =. l Sf..'- ~; 40
Uo - pc n.w...-'' =. 90
1879 pun d. NV, [ e DO
oS NJ =. a'e' n.y. . ia SS
49d - 81. m.w, :. l a -" M
No. az oaar1I,h 5riS
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MARRIAGELICENSES.- licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to Joseph
Simms and Martha Tiiman; J. Edgar Hurley
and Ida E. Bryan; George +. Kelley and Eliza
beth May Lusk. David z. Hatch, OF Rockiand,
Me-, and Caroline Patton; VIM. v. Cox, OF
GAINESVILLE, O., and Juliet II. Emery; George b.
Clark and Lizzie +. Hinson; Mason Noble Rich
ardson and Ada Flu; Henry Alien and Leana
Henry Brooks, of FarQuier county, Va, and
Amelia Wallace; yno. w. Koot aud Margaret A.
Council; samuel II. Frazier and Frances Z. Dali
ton; Henry Williams and Minnie Burley; Jas.
F, SpauldIng, of Montgomery county, Nd, and
Eliza Ann Giddings; w. 7. Walton and May
Ei,en Turner. =
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Mr.. 7. A. Rover states, in q note TO the Commits
sioners, that he is informed that the contractor
for work on North Capitol street Intends put
ting or the paving until spring, and protests
against such postponement, as the street will be-
impossible during the winter.
DR.. e. B. Purvis, of the Freedman's hospital,
complains of the condition OF the sidewalk on
the east side of 7th street, near the hospital,
owing to bricks being displaced. Also asks that
q fire plug may be located on the corner OF 5th
and POmeroy streets.
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ARMAND JARDIN's WILLIAM exempiined
COPY Of the will Of the late Armand Jardin, of
Prince Georges county, Md, has been received
here for record. He gives his farm to his wife
for the use OF herself and sister, Mrs. Favier,
and such Of his children as shall desire TO make
IL their home; or If she SO elects his trustees
are TO erect on the same terms house nLaurel.
He gives his three children each 81 900, and
leaves the balance Of his estate to his wife and
X. o. Hoffman and L. ID. Wine, in trust for
the widow and children and the sister-in-iAw.
RANGE OF THE THERNoNETER.-Thef follow.
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
s. q m. so; q. m, 90; III q. m, 81; 2 p. m, SO;
maximum, Sc; minimum. Al.
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NOR REM
EOR REM

TOR RENT
1t 1919 / st. 16r--S150
Sl2 G. st. NV. 10 rs...-l25
l605 / ST. n. W.. 13r..---l25
1225 F 81. NV, l5r-..-l5O
llO3U5 10th n.w.1Or. 100
1l21 l4th ST. l3r.--S3 "a
1908 + st. NV, 12r.......15
171O r II. n. W.. 12r...-..5
1905 f st. NV. l2rs.-..5
1914 18th 81. NV. Tor. 10
2D20&22 y st.n.w.,l2r- rs
S15 9TH ST. NV, Sr..-..--35
1880 j 9Th 81. IL w. 1Dr42. 5D
1910 18Th 81. n W.. $40
DIP h st NV, 9r.-------..4o
1897 18th st. NV, Z rs-3o
16l4 9TH 81. NV Sr.--3t,
1857 ) 81. NV. 1rs-----26
1850 = ST. NV, IT, rs
1878 v st. NV, Tbs
lob I st. ne, Irs--.20. 10
IA Mass. av-. 40
- II St NV. .rs-..-....25
2307 NJ 81. NV, gr....2o
252l X st. NV, TIs-----Io
1873 e ST. NV. 6r.-1S.yO
1927 " Cant. ST. ar. 20 80
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S.W. & NE.
400 & 40S 1lth st. sw.,
b b.. MI, 0r.........S5.6 600
495 e st.s.w W., h.h., Sr3,5OO
I'll 18th 1T. s.w., b.h,
mi. l0r..................3.5OO
615 LIST st. s.w. and 3
houses in rear, f.h.,
SI-...........................3 600
ga 9th sine, fh,7r2,5UO
10 Myrtle st. ne ,b.h,
mi, 7r-............ ......2,2OO
625 d 1927 10th st.
ne, b. h.. 1000
342 d. 344 NJ St s.w.,
FIJI. Ar ...............1,S 500
ll2 Il St me-. H., fri 800
" Myrtle St. n. e.,
IA. rs, S4&S6 Myrtle
st. ne, b.h., 7r-......I,7OO
236 "a ST. ne ,th., Fri 500
$40 Sth st. NE. ,f.h,7 r-l 800
Az Sd si.n.e., 1. h. ,2rl, 900
724 llth at. ne, Ih,,
n -....-.........-.. .......-...-IOO
1o42 North Carolina
av. me-, fh., 3r 400
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

T@OR SALOON STH ST. NV, NEAR L. NEW
e Brick, rooms and bath, all mod imp. only $A5Ou
Easy terms. WALKER d WILSON. zoos 81 NV
Ocl6-1m
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E'OR RENT-sIX-ROoM BRICK HOUSE, 1918
u Sd st. NV: water and gas; STA Apply to r T.
PAlRO, 49, Louisiana ave. se3O-lm
EOR RENT-IN ANACOSTIA-6-ROOM BRICK
House, Harrison ST.; house nearly new: location
central TO business; S13.
Six-room Frame House. new, Jefferson ST.. $40.
ocS-lm II. A. GRISWOLD. Anacostia d, C.
LNOR RENT-15O3 2STH ST. IL ROOMS. MOD
. ...... .....sS
1905 2olh St, lO rooms. mod. imps.. new.. 40
Apply DODSON d. DEEBLE, 1919 st, Oc0- I'm
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-07
The Verdict UuanImOus.

W. ID. Suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind,
testifies: Il can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case
One man took six bottles, and was
cured of rheumatism of 10 years stand
ing" Abraham Hare. druggist. Bell
vile. Ohio. aflirms: "rhe best selling
have ever handled i'm my 20
years experience. is Electric Bitters."
Thousands of others have added their
testimony, so that the verdict is unani-
nous that Electric Bitters do cure all
of the Liver. Kidneys or Blood.
Only a half dollar bottle at Chas. A.
Wells X Cos drug store.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-07
DON'T FAIL TO CALL
One Door South of Commercial
House.

= w. BELL, AUCTIoNEER, Brock way
VI. Centre, Mich. Real Estate, Personal
or any kind Of sales promptly attended to
Orders left At this office will receive prompt
attention. Correspondence solicited
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-07
Patents Granted.

List of patents granted to the citizens
of Michigan for the week ending Tues
day, sept % 1856 complied from the OIL
cial records OF the /. ). Patent Office
expressly for the WEEKLY EXPOsIToR
by w. \. Redmond. Solicitor of Pat
ents No. 63l +. st. y. w. Washington
ID. {. Of whom information may be had:
"A. c. Baker. Albion, wheel cultivator:
NJ. II. Bissell and W. j. Drew. Grand
Rapids. carpet sweeper: II. Buffers,
Ludington, hosting pulley; J. u. Cy-
pliers, llolton. dragsaw; ID. Jarves, De
troit. device for stopping leaks i'll yes
sells; q. Jeffrey, Detroit. electric arc lamp
protector; W. Johnston. Menominee,
car coupling; Asa Keel. Concord, hand
truck; w. Kelly. Saranac. fence; W. \.
Nixon. Maple Rapids. broom, J. III.
Porter and J. Il. DAILY. jackson gasoline
vapOr conductor: WI Payment, Kali
amazoo. platform spring wagon gear;
j. W. Robertson. Detroit. preparing &C.
reals: ID. b. Saber, Flint, churn. B. W.
Sweet, Rodney, car coupling, j. A..
Wang, Alpena, photograph.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-07
Facts from Fergo.

Mrs. ). G. llradieg is ut present visit
ing in Buffalo.
L. Cough is again in our midst with
his photograph tent. i!e says it is inn
possible FOR him 10 locate further east.
The barns belonging 20 Geo. Robin
son were burned to the ground on the
night of the 29th ult. Cause unknown.
y number of oar citizens attended
the Fair at Brockway Centre and had
IN enjoyable time, especially at the NJ.
+. S0ciety's dining room.
\ Republican convention was held
at this place last week and things We're
made interesting. In the mean time
Uncle sam WAS among them seeking
prohibition voters. We think il a good
idea to meet earlier rs the street lamps
were lighted before business was COM
pleted No otfense hope.
Si'IIINAN
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-07

Itch, or every kind cured in 80 min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion
Use no other. This never fails. Sold
by Chas a. Wells & Go. Druggists,
Brockway Centre, Mich.
Collins Ague Cure is an absolute and
positive cure for all forms of Malarial
diseases, such as chill and fever, ague,
remittent or intermittent fever, etc.
Price 50c. per bottle. Every bottle war
ranted. For sale by W. y. McKema,
BrOckway Centre.
At the fair last week prize of a
high chair was To have been given to
the heaviest baby under nine months
old. The heaviest boy baby on exhibit
ton was that of Jas. &. Mckenna's and
of course the judges awarded the prize
to him. \ good deal of dissatisfaction
on the part of others exhibiting their
babies Oh account of Mr.. McKenna's
being over nine months old. caused us
to look over our files and in doing so
we find that Mr.. McKenna's baby was
born November III. 1885. We believe
that this injustice to the other exhibit
tors should be made right. According
TO the above date the child was ten
months and sixteen days old OH the
second day of the fair.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-07
DROBATH NOTICE.
state Of Michigan, County of I.apcerlss.l

state Of Michigan. County Of Iapeer[ss.l
Probate Court for said County.
To Charles W. Brown Judge of Probate for said
county. In the matter Of the Estate Of Eliza
Walker, deceased. Your petitioner would re-
specially represent to the Court that on the
appointed by said Court administrator ROT Of said
estate. That the personal estate of said deceas-
ed that has come into his hands, amounts to the
mains nisposed Of Your pettine p'' friber
represents, that as far rs can be ascertained by
him. and rs he Is informed and verify believes.
the Just debts outstanding against said estate
(s2oO), and that the charges and expenses of
managing and administering said estate,
including future probable charges and ex-
hundred dollars, (SiO0). Your petitioner further
represents that IL Is necessary for the purpose OF
paving said debts, charges and EXPENSES, to raise
abonts, by the sale Of the following described
real estate, or some part thereof, of which the
said Eliza Walker died, seized and possessed.
The description, condition and value Of each
parcel and Ot the whole of the real estate Of
which said deceased was seized and possessed
according to the information and belief Of your
petitioner. are as follows, Wis West half Of the
South East quarter of section one, town eight,
north, range thirteen u3) east Being in the
township of Lynn, county Of st. Clair, and state
Of Michigan. containing eighty acres more or
less, and of the appraised value Of sixteen hun
dred dollars (sl COO. upon which premises there
is n mortgage due, amounting 10 about eleven
your petitioner Is informed and verify believes.
That said land Is partly improved and used for
farming purposes but docs not bring an income
sufficient to pay interest on said mortgage, taxes
and other expenses. Your petitioner further H.
presents that the condition and location Of said
real estate Is such that sale Of so much only ms
may he necessary To pay such del,ts, .charges and
expenses would greatly njure the value Of the
residue thereof, and that much more can be
realized from said real estate by n sale Of all
the above described lands. Your petitioner
further represents that the names and residence
Of the yfof kin and heirs ut law osaid deceased
and other persons interested In said estate. as
your pctftlbner Is Informed and believes, are rs
follows, VIZ. John w. Walker, child, last known
placegof fesidencc,. Lapeer, Michigan. Fife J.
Walker, flpcer, Michigan, now employed In |
Northern asylum. for the insane ut
Pontiac Michigan. u child of deceased. ban \.
Walker, rhild, Iapecr, Michigan. Wherefore I
your petitioner prsys that he may he authorized,
and licensed To sell the whole of thel
real estate lIcreinbcfofe described, with the
ieredltanients and appurtcnances, or 80 much
md such part thereof rs the Court shall deem
necessary and most for the benefit Of all persons 1
for the purpose OF paying the debts |
Expenses and charges aforesaid. according to The
'rOyisious OF the statute III such case made aIid
n. J. WALKER.
Dated July Jrd. issc |
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-07
Restored by Magic.

Has the lake air and wind spoiled yOar com
pleNiOn? Do you long for a preparation that
will completely remove Moth, Tan and Pimples
and leave the skin clear and soft? III So, you have
but to buy Il bottle of llamiltOns Oriental Balm,
which Is simply magical In its effect, and per-
fectly harmless Ii Is used In all the best fam
lilies and gives unbOunded satisfaction. Price 20
cents per bottle. Sold by &. A. Wells 4 ca.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-07
NO scrOiula

Can be so dccp-seatcd so malignant and stub
born, that Parmclce's Blood purifier will not be
found helpful IL will effect cure II cure be pos
sible. And IL YOU are troubled with BOils Salt
Rheum, PimplcS. Rough Skin, or any hum0r
whatever, just give the Purifier thorough trial
and you cannot fail To receive !; bcnefit from IL.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by &. \. Wells x Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-07
CORRESPONDENCE.
Valley Centre Vapor

business booming.
The lawsuit looked for i'm this town
last week proved to,be "iiZzle."
GMrn t'rN axe ~ wort: rem0deling
Mr.. Berman's store. which, when COM
pleted will be Il credit TO our town.
Mr. NethercCtte. our teacher, has
rented part OF the Kyes dwelling and
will move here this week.
It's nlmored that G.. w. Dafoe viii
soon move to town and will occupy the
dwelling across the street from the Post
Otlce. nir kAE$ON.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-07
A Remarkable Cure which is
Awakening Great Interest in
and about Jackson.

M, =. AcEsoN, May IS, 1880
fercr from Dyspepsia and Neuralgia About twelve
years ago my kidneys and liver became diseased my
whole system deranged, my stomach became weak
and was attacked with the worst form OF Dyspep-
STA, which lasted until quito recently. About the
same time Dyspepsia took so firm hold on me Ncu-
ralgia set IN, sometimes attacking me in the head
ABOUT the temples, then in the back of my neck and
shoulders, then in my stomach. The suffering and
extreme pain which have endured the past twelve
years IS more than can describe. 1 have taken
nearly every medicine could learn or hear Of; have
employed The most skillful physicians. ar. Slenou,
one OF the best and abest doctors of our city, Office
i,S Main street, doctorcd me for long time and
can testify As to the severity Of my disease never
succeeded IN getting any permanent relief until
had used fibbard's Rheumatic Syrup. 1 have
gained ten pounds Of flesh in seven weeks. The
saliowness which so dishKured my complexion
and caused me years of sorrow has been entirely
removed, and my general health is better than II has
oeen m thirteen years. The severity of the Neural
gic pains had caused a contraction Of the muscles
or nerves, on the right side Of my face to such an
Syrup has entirely cured. My face and eye are
restored to their natural state. I most chcerfuly
recommend u to any afflicted in like manner, or for
general debility. Very respectfully
MRS. A. ID. NOBLE,
Corner Mechanic and Mason streets.
, Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup is put up in large
bottles, and Is sold by druggists generally. Price
Sioo. or six bottles for $500 II your druggist does
not have II write and we will send II To any
address oRreceipt Of price. freight prepaid Send
RHEUMATIC SYRUP CO.,
Sole manufacturers, jackson. Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
TRUNKS.


We have Just added 20 our various de-
partments an immense line OF TRUNK3,
SATCHEIS. and Rags in every descrip-
ton. We will show one OF the largest lines
ever exhibited in this city. Having pur
chased them under favorable circum-
stances. we propose giving the public the
benefit.
No decomposition, OvRl-Top. Tray with
Bonnet. Box. 80 inch. sl.44; 80 inch.
tIb7: 81 inch tl.7t.
No. 2-Composition, Oval.Top. Tray with
Bonpet- Box. full sizes. 80 inch. S1.7+;
50 inch $Ie2: 80 inch. sl.e7.
No position Dress. Barrel-Top nice
Is finished. full size. Is inch, S2.19; 80
inch. t24s; S2 inch, s2.73; % inch,
Ss.46.
No. 4-SaatoSa Tray. Bonnet and Parasol
Box, wide, iron bound. rs inch, 81.
80 inch, s2e0 S2 inch, s3.25; 81 inch.
t9.4e.
No. b-Zinc Dress. Bonnet-Box. Heavy
Lock, with Patent EOltS. iron bound,
% inch. IS 81; 80 inch. s. bS; 80 inch,
1859: 81 inch. s4eg; 80 inch t4.55.
No 6--SaratOga. Fancy CplOred Zinc, Bon
net snd Psraso Box. Patent Tray,
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LARGE AR RIVALS OF NE w GOODS.

BROCADE VELVET GRENADINES al
sl.20 cost over $3.50 in bond without
the duty;
Ga FRENCH BROADCLOTIIS at s1.s5-
importers value IS;
BLACK SATIN RHADAMAS at sl.25 ::
compare IL with the sl.75 quality OF
other houses;
BLACK SATIN sURAH at 65c.-other
houses sell it at 75c. not as good:
Our stocks OF SILKS was never so complete
nor sold as cheap now:
JAPANESE FOLDING FANS at 5c.-cost
l0c to land:
Al kinds Of FANS:
PAINTED SILK FANS at 500; FANS AZ
40c.. FANS at s5c., FANS 81 aH prices
uptosl5; - -.
MINGS, and BUTTONS:
ETAMINE CURTAIN MUSLIN al l0tc. q
yard, fun double width;
cases Remnants OF SATTEENS at &c. a
yard these are the general l5c. quality.
Ourstock OF MOURNING GOODS was never
Sc large, and prices are warranted.
Remember. we are also selling COUR h
TAULD'S ENGLISH GRAPE at one half
its usual value. THINNING GRAPE.
YELLING GRAPE. al sold al the same
rate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30

20 pIeces OF PONGEE SILKS, twenty yards
TO the piece. at 81 .s9-former price S5
Se PONGEE PATTERNS now selling al
t4p0;
CRAZY CLOTH Qn white only at &c. q
yard. quality generally selling at lo-5c.;
new assortment Of colors AZ 1870:
500 PARASOiS-emong them COACHING
PARASOLS AZ 81 rs, former price sl.4s;
also a few at S2c.-cost 81 go;
CRlNK LED SEERSUCkERS-Whi
Cream. Pink, Blue. full % inches wide
former price l2tc., now GO;
I2Sc. GINGHAMS now nc:
/ lot OF IMPORTED GlNGHAhS-former
price lSc now selling at Sc;
/ case CROCHET QUILTS. fun size. worth
6b 70 75c.-our price 40c.
FRENCH WELLS 11c.. general price soc.
Yard wide BLEACHED COTrONS at Sc;
Another lot OF ANDROSCOGGlN at 6Sc.:
ARM URF CLOTH. in white, 27 inches Wide,
81 l2Hc-cost 2oc. 90 import;
INDIA MCLLS. Fine and Sheer, very cheap
At Csc. our price l9c.;
REAL INDIA LINEN mot domesucl al
lBc-cannot be matched under 25c.;
also. at zoe. q lot that cost Soc. 10 I'M
port;
go pieces ALL-LINEN WHITE LAWN mot
half linen al l3c.;
ON AND AFTER JUNE lST
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Fans

PALM-LEAF. in all OF the new shapes and
OF all qualities. from &c. 20 25c.
JAPANEsE-Fi4AT and FOLDiNG-from
&c. mp 10 75c.
A large assortment OF SILK, LINEN, and
FEATHER FANS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
DREss TRIMMINGS.

BUTTONS. PRINCES. GrMPs. HEADED
ORNAMENTS. CORDS, Blu I'll r
SPRINGS, sEWISG-SILk. TWIST
LINIS0S. DC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
DEsTfsrs.

&c FOR A BEAUTIFUL sET0
GU OF TEETH have an I'M
proved methcd OF extracting teeth. which
h almost ifnot entirely without pain for 90
oen'a 0id broken or loose sets made -
good as new. All filiings 81 up. Dn. y.
CALVIN JOHNSON, No. sos west Main
street, corner Of Madison. my so-lm
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ARTISTS.

10J0Nr(11-0r-1r~~0-l-r0 0r7-rJ0(4-01l70@l-1'.I
PORTRAITS IN CRAY0N, PAS
Il TEL, AND OIL.-Perfect likenesses.
durability. gracefuiness, and hne nnlsh
guaranteed. No cheap paper-sheet pic.
lures. but all mounted on canvas and
stretcheu and work first class In every par
tieular. Gall and examine.
A y. CRAIG.
my so-lts l7west Marshall street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
RARY-cARRIAGEg

The largest stock In the city at the lowest
prices. No such an assortment can be
found elsewhere. A save Of from 80 10
slS can be made by buying OF uk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
pREss GOOpa

Everything nice and new At prices 10 snlt
al pursea You can he suited by look
ing al our stock.
AIL-WOOb BLACK BUNTING AT lzfc'
yard worth zoe aud no mistake.
Big bargains IN al kinds OF SILK DRESS
GOODS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30

MAI. ORDERS SOLICITED.
+. s-COuntr' merchants visiting the
country ulied win care and prOmptness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
GESTLYMEy,s FURNISHING GOODS.

VIf&N I~HM E-N . z 2 nv pVVEs''
Everything In this line at the lowest
prices.
A full assortment OF CEI4LUL0ID col
LARS and CUFFS
LEVY q DAVIS,
myi4 lolT and 1919 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
PARASOLS.

TWO HUNDRED added TO our stock make
IL very complete. We also show an I'M
mense stock OF UMBREL-LAS AL TO
be sold al low prices.