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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
parsnnnIsn and RrIefu.

Senator Abram P. Staples, of Martinsville,
Is in the city.
Mr.. Benjamin II. Lipscomb is at the White
Sulphur Springs.
Treasurer w. W. Jones, OF New Kent,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Arthur l.. Peasants has returned TO
the city after an extended visit in the Valley
Of Virginia.
Louisa county will make an exhibit nc the
Exposition, and has appropriated S4OO for
this purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hair have gone to visit Mr..
F.. o. N0lting's family at Monticola, In Abe
marie county.
Miss Emma Preston, Of this city, left
Tuesday for visit TO her relatives on the
Rappahannock.
The Fulton Democratic Club will hold
their regular meeting tonight at Wachier's
Hall at O'Clock.
The open.air concert tonight will be
given at the New-Reseryoir Park, COM
mencisg at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mr.. Edward whitlock left Yesterday on an
extended western trip. He will visit Gin
IL
ern cities.
President l.. L. Bass, OF the Board OF Al
dermen, in 4 letter to friend written from
the Hot Springs states that his health Is very
much improved.
Mr.. jacob J. Lange, member OF the City
Democratic Committee from Monroe Ward,
was present at the meeting OF the committee
Tuesday night and took an active part In its
deliberations.
An examination held in the case OF Joseph
A. Marks, carpenter by trade, charged
with obtaining money under false pretences
from Ella Abrams, resulted in the honorable
discharge OF the accused.
At q meeting held Monday night Rescue
Lodge OF Good Templars accepted IN invita-
ton to officer, entertain, and install the ofii-
GERS OF the Confederate Soldiers Home
Lodge on the night OF August lst. Quite
number Of Rescue's members went up TO
Ashland on Tuesday night and attended the
entertainment OF Ashland Lodge.
Mr.. j. ID. X. Sleight Is booked for an adj.
dress this afternoon at Sunday-school
gathering In Green wood chuich. HenricO
county, some ten miles north OF Richmond;
also a county mass-meetlng on sunday the
10th at Diascond, New Kent county, and on
Thursday. August Cd, at the Allegheny sum
day-School Convention at Clifton Forge.
The funeral OF James Shinaut took place
on Yesterday from Howard s-Groye chapel at
"a O'Clock, aud was very largely attended.
Dir. Shinault was assistant superintendent OF
this school and a consistent member OF
Leigh Baptist church. A committee
OF nine members OF Richmond Lodge, No.
2l9. Knights of Honor. OF which lodge Mr..
Shinault was a member. were in attendance
at the church and also read the burial SER
vice OF the order at the grave In Oakwood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
Hurt In an Elevator.

Shortly before noon yesterday Charles
Neely. youth about fourteen years old, EN-
ployed at Hoen's ithograpbing establish
ment. on Bank street. bad one OF his legs
caught In an elevator and came near being
seriously Injured. Fortunately the elevator
was soon stopped, but he could not be gotten
out until some OF the framework bad been
cut from around bis leg. DR.. Brock was
summoned ana found that the boy was only
bruised and not seriously hurt. He will re-
turn 10 work this morning. Mr.. ). NJ.
Neely ia Charley's father and lives at 1910
Isoss street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26

A colored boy apparently about fifteen
years old was badly hurt yesterday morning
about IL O'Clock on Broad street at the cor
ner OF Third by a street-car. He was
employed in store in tbat neiehbor-
hood, and went out TO take bundle
TO q gentleman who was on the ear. In
attempting to put the bundle on Without
the ear stopping he was by some means
knocked down and the car ran over one foot,
badly brueipg II and breaking one OF the
ankle bones. The city ambulance was sum-
moued aud carried the sufferer, whose name
was not learned, to his home, sl2 west Mar
shall street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
Don't MISS This Chance.

Ladies' aud Chlldren's Gauze Vests re-
duced 10 l0c. each.
All our Ladies' and Children's Hose re-
duced to cost, and many OF them much below
cost.
A lot Of Mems Percale Drawers reduced
TO 3Sc. per pair. They were Si.50.
Percale Night.Shirts at 3Sc.
Mems soc. scaris reduced 10 35c.
Mems 2jc. Scsrfs reduced TO l9c.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
4l9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
Tho zurtou Electric Heater.

The next issue OF the New York Electrical
Reuielo will contain the first OF series OF
three papers giving a complete history OF the
Burton electric heater from its conception TO
the present time. The vicissitudes this In
vention has experienced are without parallel
in the history OF modern inventions, and Its
history up to the time OF its practical sue
cess as demonstrated In Richmond would
be interesting not only TO electricians but
TO the general reader Reference Is made
to this heater by Mr. Frank j. sprague In
q paper read before the Institute OF Elec-
trical Engineers and published In the ne
uie,o OF the 2lst instant, on "Electric Rail.
ways" wherein be claims that the cars OF
this system can be "lighted and heated by
electriclty.V
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
Riehmona Yacht Clue.

The Richmond Yacht Club, which was or
ganjzed last March, will make their first an
nual cruise to the capes August 4th. They
will sail in the soop.yacht Melvin u. Drew,
Captain Thomas Wade.
The following Is list OF the officers and
men who will participate In the cruise: IL.
T.. Francisco. commosere; Johu Ii. Les
ter, president; James +. Read, treasr-
rer: j. h. Ferguson, secretary; julius
Z. Nes.ler, stewart; Joseph +. Mont
sonery, George ". schlsif, q. G.. Coltre!l,
w. Z. Hughes, A. S. Rust, w. c. Grant
land, J. n. Brown, Thomas Wesley. w. l..
Lester. Gus Warren, John Burch, John
Messerschmidt, and G. G. Crump.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
NIOTHERsl MOTHERSl!

are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain Of cutting tecthl II so. go a.
once ana get a bottle Of MRS WISsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immedIately-depend upon IL:
there IA no mistake about It There Is not q
mother on earth who hss ever used IL who will
not teu you at onco that 1t VIII regulate the
bowels. and give rest 70 the mosher, and relief
aud health 10 the child, operating like magic. IL
Is perfectly safe TO use In ali cases aud pleasant
TO the tasto, and Is tho prescription Of one Of shs
oldest aud best female physieisns aad nurses In
tho United sta,ez sold everywhere Twenty
flve cents bottle. my i-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
Nelson County.
nf tho Richmond DlanAtch.l

Correspondence OF tho klchmOnd Dispatch.I
LIVINGSTON, Va, July -. lSSS.
A large and enthusiastic Democratic mass.
meeting was held here yesterday TO select
delegates to the Tenth District Congress
sional Convention, which conyeues IN Staun-
Ton on August lst JOnn l.. Sneed. Esq,
chairman OF the County Executive Commit
tee. presided and ;. T. whitehead was
made secretary. Resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopted pedging hearty
approval and support Of the national ticket
aud nstructing the delegation to present to
the convention the name OF Judge Thomas
p. Fitzpatrick as the choice Of this county
for the congressional nomination. Judge
Fitzpatrick is our present county Judge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26

encc on at least portion OF each frip as an
Indispensable adjunct 10 the comfort and
pleasure OF u. shall miss greatly his genial
bumor, which, however playful, was always
kind. lie was a gentleman By nature and
true 10 the line everywhere and all the time.
snd 1t will be many years before the State OF
Virginia will sepd out bis equal. lam sorry
for the loss she has sustained by his death.
bot am profoundly affected by the sharper
suffering Of his family aud intimate friends,
who can better realize the calamity that has
bcfallen then.u G.E. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
ps.,n oe Miss n,~xer.

Miss Susie Manson Bigger, the Oldest
daughter OF Captain Charles p. and the late
Sue y. Bigger, died Yesterday morning, after
an illness OF two weeks. In the eighteenth
year Of her age. Deceased had 4 sweet,
smlaole disposition, and was beloved By all
who knew her. Her death is severe blow
10 her father, and In his deep sffliction he
has the sympathy Of many frlends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26

ICOrrespOndenco Of tho Rlchmond Dispatch.l


CINCINNATI, July %, 1888.
Among the many voices that will be heard
In expression OF regret at the decease OF
General W. c. Wickham none will have IN
accent OF keener sorrow than those OF bis
personal friends. With him passes away
another OF the historical figures that repre-
sented the hest type OF the born southern
gentleman, with all rs Old-school courtli-
ness and polish, its gentle breeding, It's
generous impulses, its enthusiasm, aud lis
romantic sense OF honor and chiyalry. Gene
raj Wickham possessed In an eminent de-
gree those traits that endear men to men,
chieicst among which are the spirit of sell.
sacrifice that people call unseltshness and
the undlunted courage OF conviction IN the
face OF popular clsmor.
The writer saw Mr.. Q. p. Huntington az
the Burnet House TO-DAY, and found him
profoundly stirred by the news that had Just
come 10 him OF the death OF his old irierd.
Speaking Of General Wickham. he said with
genuine sorrow ~ feel that have lost the
trues. friend ever bad. have known The
General for twenty years Intimately, and
have psver vet met a man Of more admirable
chsrsster. He had In him many OF the ele-
mcDts OF greatness, and his pubic lie
brought tsem prominently into view, but 10
me the true greatness OF the man lay In bis
simple integrity and honesty Of purpose.
his extreme dslieacy OF the feelings OF
others, his clear mind, aud bis native sense OF
Justice aud fair play for these qualities make
up q mans nsstiisy Of soul. The 6eneral
and we're associated in the management OF
the Chesapeake ard Ohio road during Oil its
eyentful history, and 10 The long and un-
broken frtendshif'fhat existed between Us
learned to thoroughly appreciate and love
him for his strong qualities OF head ana
heart. My interests In the South led me TO
make many trips through the virginlas, and
had come TO look upon the Generals pres
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
A Cnarmtnr summer.

There are many venerable sdages teaching
that IL Is net well to indulge 10 premature
boas.iBgs. but. tboukhthe rest OF the stimmer
NAV turn out 10 be ''as hot as blazcs." II Ia
surely in order to say that 30 far the weather
has behaved in most amiabe manner.
There have been some few seorching days,
but for the most part the sun has been
pleasant enough fof July, while with few ex-
ceptions the nights have been deliciousIy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Catherine :. Laughton to
Thomas French, rs feet on Cumberland
street between Cherry and Culyert, s6l5;
Matte z. Myers and @. p. Haw, special
commissioner, to Manfred Call, 20 feet on
Twelfth street between Broad aud Capitol
(re-recorded), $4,000; John W. Rodgers and
Thomas j. Williams and their wives 10 Rich
ard II. Rodgers. interest in 30 feet on Leigh
street; Il. G. Tiusley and wife 10 T.. ID.
starke, 14O feet on Twenty.sixth street cor
ner o, 81 400.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
AUcrloN sALEs.r TO-DAY.

JOHN T. GoDDy, 6 =. NJ. commissioners
sale Of west Cary-strest less between Walnut
and Park streets
r. A. CATLIN. 6P. NJ. thirty lots on Lows street
and eight lots ON Nicholson street Fulton.
JAS. MACDogGAIi. II A. M.. trustees sale of
feed. mules, wagons. harness. sc,
GEORGE W. MAYO. iok A. u. hxss. furniture
clothing. showcases. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
Eastern shore.
hHStern Nsofes
of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
ONANCOCK, July -, 1883.
A little daughter OF William T. Wise.
druggist OF this town. fell from fence yes.
ler0ay and broke her arm.
An infant child o; Edward z. Miles, as
sistant postmaster at OnancOck, died here
Yesterday. aud was buried this afternoon
from the Presby terian church, Rev. William
Chinn officiating.
The weather is clear and warm.
The eclipse Of the moon Sunday night dis
persed colored Methodist church meeting
near here. hALLIAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
DIllDn.a Case.

tBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dtspatch.l
DUBLIN, July 2j.-The Exchequer Court
on the application OF Timothy Healy, NJ. F.,
has granted q conditional order OF hdbeds
corpus for the release ipom prison OF John
Dillon on the ground that owing to lnformall-
ties the county clerk who sentenced Dillon
on appeal had no jurisdiction to rehear the
case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26

cool. Breezes have prevailed TO an unusual
extent. aud the city Is healthy and happy TO
an extraordinary degree TOR the season. Re-
Gently, indeed. we have bad some OF the
most exquisite OF summer days and nights.
All this Is something to be grateful for,
for after all II Is only small portion Of our
population that can leave the city 70 escape
the heat, and those who are able 20 go are
those who could make themselves most CON-
Portable did they choose to stay here. The
people who are crowded In small tenement.
houses, under tin roofs, In low-pitched
rooms, are those who can't get away. To all
such summer like this is a great blessing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
LoeaLop,ton Petition Withdrawn.

Mr. Marshall NJ. CUBAN, counsel loI tue
Locale Optionists, on receipt Of the following
letter withdrew from judge Atkins the Pc
tition for a local-Optisn election:
RICHMOND, Va, July p, 1888.
To Marshall ". Gillian:
Dear Slr,-We have, after consultation
with friends OF the local.option movement,
and upon mature reflection, become OF the
opinion whatever the chances OF success
nav bel that this Is an inopportune time TO
baye the election for the reasons that The
people OF our city are now deeply interested
I'm and working for the success OF the Expo
sition, as well as involved in the coming ma
tiona election. which will distract their at
tentIon from the local.optlon issue and ren-
der Il impossible to secure the hearty CO.
operation Of all our friends.
Desiring to keep this issue separate and
clear from all other issues, political or other
wise, we authorize you, II in your iudg-
ment YOU deem IL best, to withdraw the petit
tion now in the hands OF Judge Atkins.
Thanking you for your services and
kindly offices, we are very respectfully yours,
GEORGE w. HAwXHURsT, Chairman.
E. G. Glenn, Secretary.
BY unanimous vote OF the Committee on
Petition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
Pole, for tho Electric.Linc Extension

The Union Passenger. Railway Compapy's
engineer Is down In one Of the lower coun-
ties OF Virginia negotiating for the supply OF
poles 10 support the wires for the extension
Of the line from Hancock and Clay streets to
the Exposition Grounds. The company is
making all arrangements, and the work VIII
be rapidly pushed 10 completion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26

II delays are dangerous, then make up
your minds at once to smoke nothing in fu-
ture but Grand Republic Cigarros and Buf.
fos. The change will do you good.
TRIBBRTT 4 TAYLOR,
sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
pus.orrxeeu,ions

The bills OF exceptions to the verdict rem
dered by the jury In the case OF the Common
wealth Us. Samuel Abrams have been pre-
pared by the prisoners counsel and revised
by the Commemorative attorney, and will
be delivered to the Judge Of the Hastings
Court to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
Morn Ifnan, Headet,.

In mapping out space for exhibitors at the
Exposition it Is clearly ioreseen that there
will not be room enough in the main ball,
and so Mr.. Sitterding, the contractor. has
been asked to make an estimate for an an
mex, which. II determined on, will give a
large additional space.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
rir,. presbyter,sn church Chapel.

County.surveyor James T. Redd yester-
day surveyed the lot at the corner OF straw
berry and Cary streets tor the erection OF the
First Presbyterian church chapel.
The lot fronts go feet on Cary street and
runs back $50 feet.
Mr.. sitterGing, the contractor, will com.
mence the structure Immediately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26

With teeth all stained and loose thought
That nothing could be begged or bought
To cure them. and cried In pain.
"Oh. would that they were good agaio!"
At last let songs OF praise so round,
A cure In sozoDosf foundl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26

Parnell says he Is for the Irish cause, right
or wrong. Smokers say give US the Grand
Republic Cigarros every time-Buffos for q
short smoke, TRIBBETT & TAYLOR,
Sole AQents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26

Lake Como is said to be the most beautiful
OF all lakes. And Grand Republic Cigarros
and Buiios are said 10 be the best tiye-cent
goods Oh sale. TRIBBETT & TAYLOR,
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
James-River valley immigration
AAa.aar

The first annual meeting OF the James
River Valley immigration Society will be
held at the Natural Bridge on the sth OF Au-
Oust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
NHE BRADSTREET COMPANY
4 CHARLES y. CLARK, PRESIDENT
BRADsrKEET's hIcnsoND 9rsiclS ,si.
No. llos EAST MAIN SIkEEL
Telephone ho<"
an WaITTY, supsrlptendenl'

The Richmond once has more 'hsu keps pe,,
win The rspsd growth Of tho ciiy sn1 es.1sop -
Dont Of ghe territory tributary ~ sacsfon al me
sdvaptaeos Of systesn the s1peforly ~ "ssia s,ss.
y recognized ID every trade centre ~ ,nv ~,
izod world That IL Is IA specls. ssnss a. az
togQard tho interesl OF ~ iocsl Pxos~ .,.. 49,
vsss.srtssrs tsaa ang ether ps<Seasf'ss sss"fk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
Lnn-Mnnnmcnf slndai

The model for the Lee monument, which
was to have srriyed here on the lst OF July,
has been shipped from New York and will
be at the Capitol to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
A Stitch in Time Saves Nine.
so DO not DELAY IN SECURING BARGAIRs
AT
LEVI HEXTER'S,
so7 BROAD STREET.
S07 BROAD sTRkkI,

an vor,s STRIPED AND PLAIN SEER
sUCKERS-were Zoe. now tSG; ,r, 1,,>,,,
zoo Yards BlACK-AND WHITE PLAID SlN1-
HANs-were l24C., now iOA; , ,..,,
so wards PLAID AND STRIPED MtSLiNS-
were i2k &C, now 1fc.; - .
700 wards COLURRD MBURGs-Wero 8 ana
I o,i ye,is FANCY LACES-were iOc., now Dc;
iGl varis rORCHON LACES-were ana lOc''
.tyl0ySR' h0T vALgNCIENNES LACE AND
FLOTNCISG reduced 70 81 and slSo;
Afr11yFK BLACk FLOJ NClNG reduced to 7oc'
NJ t1'K t;KOs-GRAIN SILK at so, o. 7Oc.. 81,
oARxiTf.' mi "baKowN. BoTTLE-GREEN RHADA-
,e% M more r. SUMNER SILKS to close out at csc
uIsssggsSY Shii-wOOL JERSEY az 30 and 7sc;;
81 dozen Blue AND PINK LADIES hOsE Al
a. aozeS ~, NJ; I. te;.gSS'TIgMEN's STRIPED HALF-HOsE
az &C. worth i0c. ..,.,.,.,, ,.,,rr prcrr
20doze u GIN lie = ~ , - III ~ - , Cl.a o.,
TAR MADE HALF-HOsE at rec. worm & soc,
oo 49,, CRNTIEMENiS ALirLlNkN STAND
INC, COLLARS a. &c. worth lsA i,,,,,,.,
rAhfrs, nITF. WHITE. AND CARDINAL
suTTIAND SHAWIS at 50 and 1Sc.
IIDfESi Blue. WHITE, AND tAhDiNAL
GEgu8ERE sHAMLS az q end SID;
IADIRsp NECK-SfANLs AZ ~. 10 ~ snu n V'N
LACE CURTAINS from .5c a ar - ~ tS.S.. So.
ISFASTsi MUSLIN CAPS reduced 70 &C., .
IAniEs, NUsLlN UNDEkNEAk rodueeo W
much below lhair usual value;
IADfFS, eQNNER COhSk1S roduced 70 -.
A pasket OF remnants SWISS hhbholDhHin0
And " many ss,, more BARGAINS TOO nuinerous TO
mention. - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26

The floral tributes were many and some OF
the most beautiful and costly ever sent out
OF Richmond. They were contributed by
the employees Of the railroad company and by
personal friends. Prominent among them
was a lovely engine and csr. The engine was
marked No. 2G. This was the number OF the
locomotive that carried the remains up to
Hickory Hill last Monday THIS tribute was
made by the employees Of the mschIne-shops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
MINERAL WATERS. $1,000.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS.

We ere AGENTS for the sale OF the STANDARD
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATkks, iiiS wnien ,er nrrnS NJ
REPiTfATioN and given eciat 20 the FAMED
VIRGINIA FOUNTAINS, from which we go1 our
suppliss direct--viz- ,r,,,,
srIraEkNY' KOCKBkIDGE ALUM,
EXITING WALLAwHArOOLAA ALUM,
cspov WOLF TkAP,
sTn nsIit.pRIfR. BLUE RioGk
Decides these celebrated wa1eFs "o AoeP oon'
snoaINE AND ARSENIC. SARATOGA FicHf'
HATnORN. C0NGhhss,
and stocks OF EUROPEAN whihnS' po''ip-
live Pnmphlsss sept on application.
PURCELL, kADp \ CO.. DrutglsH
Agsan Virginia sprfsys waters
NO 5GoverHer street. hichmono' va
tel4-am --------------------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26

TARRASrs ERFERyEscEST sELrzEB APyRIEsr,
the best family medicine for men, women, and
children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
Last Chance for a Month.

Saturday night Is your las. chance to 90 to
seashore by steamer Ariel for month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26

D. & E. MITTELDORFER'S
MIDSUMMER CLEARING SALE.
From TO-DAY we offer the balance OF our
STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
ut and BeIOtO Cost.
Our lg4, -, and 1890. PLAIN AND FANCY
DRESS GOODS at
&c. Il y0Td.
The balance Of our SH CHALLlES at
A9C. Il yGTd.
10 pieces Sc quality FIGURED LAWNS at
SIC. u ydTd.
20 pieces 1Oc. PLAID and STRIPED DRESS
GINGHAMS at
6SC. q y0Fd.
LADIES' ALL-sILK BLACK MITTs reduced
from 2Oc. 10
lie. u pair.
A good LINEN-BOSOM GENTLEMAN's SHIRT,
valuo 6Oc, at
Ike. e0ch.
Our SOC. GAUZE aud BALBRIGGAN GENTLE
MEMS SHIRTS reduced 10 csc. apiece or
for 81.
GENTLEMEN SILK aud SATIN SCARFS re-
duced from 25c. 10 loc. each.
Examine the 81 and 81. 25 CORokIS We are sell
ing al b9c -.
few more OF tho 3, :. aud lOc. LAWN REM
SANTS AZ exc yard.
FANCY and GLORIA PARASOLS at moving
prices
Repnant. OF WHITE and FANCY MATTlNGS
at half price
CHILDREN'S REGUL AhMADE HOSE that
were %. S5. and a0c. a pair at only l2Hc: pair.
one lot Ladies' l0c. WHITE CAPE COLLAhs AT
&C. apiece. ,,.oo, e,,,r
10 pieces Gray and Tan 36-inch WOOL SUIT
INGS that we're 25c at l2k yard:
Romarkablo reductions on LADIES' MUSLIN
UNDERWRAR
Ftrst callers get choice Of pickings.
ID. q L. hlTTELDORFKR,
~ s3-Tu&Th o<' Broad street