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PREMIUMS.

EyFRy SUBSCRIBER to tho WEEKLY
who sends len cents 20 pay fer acking and
postage receives as q present from tho MAIL
AND E1pREsS Any Two OF err elegant
premium Portraits OF Lincoln. Cra.t, Garfield,
LOGAN and Bcccher. exact copies of The finest
c-ayoa likenesscs, = XII inches IN siz., seat to
bis address free and postpaid
FER Sl.JO VIC seal tho MAIL AND ExPEEss
one year and n copy of Nun sacsv's great amt
Tag OF Christ Beforr Plate. richly and arsi,t.c-
ally reproduced In 20 coicfs. Tie ORIGINAL OF
this great painting was recently sod ior Svcr
S10S.c00,
A LARGE list Of other popular and val.
uzbie premiums are offered TO subscr1hers and
agents on the most liberal rIS They cannot DO
desorlbst here. s.-III l,,r - 7 clrculiI.
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$50 {, Is. Pear, 81 n
- E--,-7 = -7-z----,
|ll'I!IE'1I5'llIE;EIS
1t Did the Work

Thoroughly and still gives unbounded
satisfaction, as Tooth Wash. and Pre-
servative. We are talking about slinot-s
DentifFiee-price p cents-It is the best
Try It and be convinced. by securing
beautiful white teeth and healthy gums.
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ExEcUTeR's NOTICE.

Estate Of s0uuel P. Miller. late Of suu,pit Tun
somerset Co. Pa, deceased
Letters tesfarnera;arr az, the sts,xs r-..,.
ing been granted TO the undersigned bv The r-.,,.
e. authority notice Is hereby given 10 ali rer,s.
lndepied 70 said estate 10 make imrnei;are ~ =
Wal preseai them duly aufhellica.ed fnr s<.;rie,
meas a the late residence 81 the deeeassSa n
Summit Township on s~suriny April u. isss.
JOskPH = NIlg-fR
SAMUEL :. MILLER.
n11ts- Execrtors
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/ Great National Journal.
THE NEW YORK
Mail and Express
The Advocate OF the .fsest Interests of tho
Ho-ae--ae Ereny of the s--.oca.
Tho Friend of Ame-ic-n LABOR.
The Favo-ise Newspaper OF
People Of Refined Tastes
Everywhere.
SAINST THE SALOON.

BE 7rAIL AxD rxPREss is the recognized lead
Journal OF tho country the great Anti.
nc1 fseuubiiean moyeiirnG IL believes that
l.qaor traffic as II exists to-day in the United
.ates Is the enemy OF society, q fruitful source
4 corruption ia politics, tho ally Of anarchy a
.chonl ofclinie. and with its avowed purpose OF
eek.ng TO cOrrupily control elections anu Fisla-
lion, IS a menace 10 the Is.liic welfare AM do
srryes the co1dcL u tics oi all roou NOR
Ia brief, all who wish 10 have in their
homes q rIRSl-,sf.A>> ~ WRAPPER oi
national scope, broad yicws, clean pages and
courageous yet kindly, uiieranres ON ali ques-
tlors OF general public interest, viii Dot be
disappointed IN The y AL AND ExPRkss. and
NO Respectfully sOlcit t-sir Influence Aud sup
port.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.-WERKLY, per
year Si.oo: six mtnfhs. 90 cents: three months,
80 cents DA.Lr, per year, $500, SIX months,
$500, thToe months, 81 so; one iaonia, &C
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Upside dewn-the youngsters mouth
in carly mussaehe time.
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THE MERCHANTS HOTEL,
LOCKWOOD. PA.

Which has beea cio>d for the past n;,se months
% l'sN .i-en 70 TIE public. j : situate Opposite
Miller Brsi. store and will h. r.--Sei *, Il, -,
Class style. and 10 The benefit Of IL rafrsS Tn,
porter viii he al all trains to sirtst va, 10 rhe
n'slse. Ani lake all baggage 10 any 5rars Of tilf
.>lno. B. r. BOWMAN, Proprietor
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S0UTH-B0J.ND TRAINS.

Passengers for somerset from the east and west
on the Pittsburgh Division. change cars at Rock
wood.
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His Liabilities.

Jones-Jackson has failed. | under
stand, and is under cloud.
Brown-Failed has ne? What are his
liabilities?
Jones-l don't know Of any except the
liability of his skipping t, Canada on
the frs train.
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AGENTs WANTED.

We want gooi agent in every town and VII
lage where We have not ore now at wo-k- SEM
our liberal offers
POsTaiA STEERS and their aSSIsTANTs
and all others who wish thcir n
cone, will dnd this an excstent opportunity.
SAMPLE COPIES sent ire, 10 all appii
cants. Send for on o and enclose The addresses ol
your irien -. Address saalaIy T.lG NAL AMI
EAPEL..s lew Hor@.
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ATTRACTIVE OPENING
new SPRING ENBR0IDERIES, LlCES.
WHITE GOODS.

Our selection OF Ernbroi,leries enlh-a-s.slI
the choicest patterns ia all the new Id... in
the Embroidery line, a description Of which
]. i Impossible 70 give iH au advertisement
that Viii convey al adequate itiei II the
beauty or extent Of the Patterns offered. We
name few Of the things. and invite you TO
come in and inspect the stock
Embroidered panels, Wide Inserting. Wide
skirt Embroitle7ies-a specially nice line lor
Children : Dresses neat. small spring and
tilc open work, with rows of cor,iing and
jucking
All-over rows of Inserting Tuckiug and
Revering.
Come 10 our Lace. Embroidery and White
tioods Department fnr the NEW GOODS.
AMI for al- the navel'ie~ ir ili- line We
have them, and GUARANTEE BEST Val
UE GOING.
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\ hotel. presumably KEEP, with bar
attached, Is kept by Mrs. Booz, at Cedar.
vile. GA.
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Strengthen the System

heo<is SarSararilla is characterized hr
Three recaii2-i;ies Isl, the combination Of
feinedl@i agents; 81, the proportion; 81. The
Sneets q securing the active medicinal
Qualities The result Is medicine Of unusual
S<engzh, caeeSing cures hitherto unknown.
sei'a ies book containing additional evidence.
ncds sarsarasiiia tones up my system.
tnilLs- ny hlocd- sharfnens ny appetite, ard
ss1els'er q Deecs, Lowell Mass.
neoN's Sarsaparilla beats an others. ana
~ hetsia Us weight IN rsld.. /. BARRrScrox.
i's nai-S stsesi, New York Clly.
Hoods SarsapariIia
sold by I'll druggists q; six fog g. Made
only by C. L HOOD 6 co, Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
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f..sseilgeFs Tor casi and wcst changc cars at
Roekwood.
Lfates Aryires
SOMERSET .........ii:01 p m Redwood . u IN
Mlliord--.----.--..-6.l2 + m
Passengers ieafiDg ON this train can make CON
neetion al lockwood with night Express trains
east ard west
Daily. Daily except sunday.
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Winter Arranssmsui-In effect since sov. 20. 81.
NORTH-BOUND TRAINS.
MAIL-No. SO.
soMERsEr AccoMMopArIoN-No. q5. I

Passengers from Pittsburgh charge cars for
points on the somerset & Cambria al Rockwood
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COFFEE

is never good when exposed 20 the al.
Always buy this brand in her neticaliy
-eale4 one P0TTNN PhC-- f7S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

Our friend GLASS, of the Lynchburg
Adcqncc, though opposed to making a
platform at Norfolk, suggests the follow
Ing compromise;
"If the Norfolk State Convention
sbnll adopt a platform at all (to which
We have been all the time opposed), 1t
should be inside to conform 20 wha; was
declared 10 zee the national principles Of
the Democratic party in the ridden
election of 1876 and III the Cleveland
election OF 1854.
Let us all agree to take the Chicago
platform on the surplus and tariff Qnes-
tons 1t reads as follows;
"The necessary reduction in taxation
can and must Dr. CFcctod icHho1i d.
uririHg AMERICAN ioiorof the ability
to compete successfully with FOREIGN
tutor, and without imposing lower rates
Of duty than Will be AMPLE to coccya1V
increased cast Of proGVction 'rlichmGV
erist III consequence Of tie higher r0te
Of Wages pycraHiRg IN this coUHtyV."
That was the plank which Mr.. RAN
DALI went to New York and New Jersey
in 1884 to explain to the workingmen IN
those States, and his explanation IS said
to have made it possible for the Demo
crats (by the timely aid OF BUBcHARD)
to carry New York 10y little over a
thousand majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
THE Earthquake iH china.

iBY Telegraph 10 tho Dl-Ifttu.l
SAN FRAxcIsco, CAn.. April 23.-The
steamer CITY of New York, which ar
rived Yesterday from China, brings de-
tails of the earthquake in Iunnan. The
Project OF linn aud the Chi HENS of
Ship Ping and the KEN Shut have joint
" reported to the Governor Of lupnan
as follows: From the second day of the
twelfth month of last year till the third
day of this year there were over ten
shocks Of earthquake. accompanied by
noise like thunder. Yamend In the cities
of ship Ping and KEN Shui were either
knocked down or split right down, and
temples likewise In Ship Ping eight
prime tenths Of the houses in the south
are falling down, and half oithose in the
cast, and in the northwest thousands
beng cracked or bent out OF perpendicu-
lar, and 200 people--men and women,
old aud young-being crushed to death.
The wounded and injured are over 800.
At lung Hang over 500 were crushed
to death and about 700 or 800 wound
ed. At Naug Hang there are over 2OO
dead and over 800 injured. At 81 Hang
there are over 200 dead AID over 500 III
jared. At Pch Hang about 100 were
killed and the same number injured.
The four places Last named are suburbs.
Ia the town and suburbs over 1000 peo-
pie were either killed or wounded. Light
or nine tenths Of the houses have fallen
down and the rest are era kcd and lean
ing over. At Ken Shut, in the city,
seven were killed aud many wounded.
In the ncrt5Ne.. suburb 800 to 4OJ
houses were overturned, 2i9 people
killed and $50 or 100 wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
vides that the Judicial power Of the
United States shall extend

Niuts tntb tuo yuNe"N t~"~
United States shall extend
"To all cases in law and equity arising
under this Constitution to
controversies 6et,Ceen State and citt-
Gems of another State" &c, &c.
Now, then, quoting back to Mr.. Con-
WAY the maxim crpressio untus erciUsio
est alerius, we say that II is clear that
previous to the ratification OF the four
teenth amendment no case could "arise
under the Constitution, between State
and her own citizens. The Constitution
speaks for itself. Does the fourteenth
amendment change that feature OF the
Constitution There isno reason in the
world for claiming that il doss.
We need not comment upon Mr.. Con-
WAYS peculiar notions OF sovereignty
and English law and "the old Demo
cratic doctrine of JEFFERSON. His re-
marks have no bearing upon the ques-
ton before us. Virginia has surrendered
TO the Federal Government a portion OF
her sovereignty. She can be sued by
another State. Nobody denies that. But
neither the United-States Government,
nor the British Government, nor any
other real sovereignty, eau be sued in its
own courts without its own consent To
say that it can is as if one were to say
that a baby conld throttle giant. Tie
sovereign has power TO do away even
with the courts Who could sue then?
There is nothing in any one OF the
cases referred TO by Mr. CONWAY which
conflicts with what we have said on this
subject.
Inthe Virginia contempt cases, citizens
of Virginia having been imprisoned 10y
n Federal Judge because they had obeyed
the State law in bringing suits against
coupon teniercrs. the Supreme Court Of
the United States discharged the prison
ers from jail. In other words, decided
that the coupon tenderers could not pre-
vent the State from suing them, though
they themselves citizens OF Virginia.
could not sue her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
!. HUTZLER'S SONS,
sl5 EAST BROAD STREET.
EXTRAORDINARY WHITE GOODS SALES

EXTRAORDINARY WHITE GOODS SALES
10 different styles OF Plaid and Checked Mus
Inns, all fast edges. at 81. per yard:
IS patterns OF better grade at SIC. per yafo.
Fine satin-nnish Barred husiins at SIC per
yard.
fereni styles--aI 12lsc. per yard.
Pique Welts-domestic make-at iZ%c. per
Best London Cord welts-importcd-at 1870
per yard.
All OF the above. together with many, other
choice fabrics In India Linens, Persian Lawns,
ETC., are from the recent slaughter sales OF White
Goods In New York, aad are fully % per cent
lower than they can be- bought after the season
IL further advanced
Wscall especial attention 10 our vell-selected
and choice line OF COlOred Wash Fabrics, en-
bracing tho best Of every style that IS consid.
cred tasty or desirable. Also, 10 our STOCK OF
Lace Flouncings- White and Black-yhicn Tor
variety OF design or completeness or asSortnent
is unsurpassed in the city.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO EMBRACE.
Our enormous sales Of Dress Goods during tho
past three weeks have been unprecedentel. IS
a result, VIC have accumulated LOI of
SHORT ENDS, which We wish 70 close out oeioro
we are oyertaken by warm weather. We nave
been through our stock, culled out All s'nah
pieces, and marked them down 10 such hguf0s
a. will insure area6y sale.
In addition - the above we have also lot OF
remnants Of Table Linens. in suitable lengths,
which We offer at about one half the price OF full
pieces.
DO NOT FORGET US IF YOU ARE IN WANTOF
DRESS GOODS or PARASOLS, LACECUkTAINs
or CIL-CLOTHh, MAIrINGS or RUGS, Molkh
SILKS or RIBBONS, LACES or HOSIERY, DRESS
TRIMMINGS or COTTON GOODS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
Tho Hnstnn Xlrnld savs

"lhe Rhode Island bribery in cleo
tons has gotten into the debates Of Con-
gress. The best defence in the power Of
Senator Chace of that State 70 make Of
it was to say that the Democrats were
worse in this respect than were the Re-
publcans. We do not believe this !;
neither do we believe that Senator Chaee
believes it bat what ii 1t be true? Why
does not Senator ChGce prosecute the
Democrats, then? Why was he dumb
on the subject altogether till his own
party was assailed, then rising only TO
say to the other side: You're an
other
That may be termed decidedly person
al and pointed. BY all means let Sena-
tor CHAcE cover the Uera}d with CON
fusion by sending a senatorial inyesti-
eating committee TO Rhode lsllnd and
putting the staff OF the Providence Jour-
nal on the witness-stsnd. If he did not
succeed in showing that the Democrats
were worse than the Republicans he
could at least prove that the latter appre-
ciated the negro, seeing that they paid
the highest market price for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

Our Washington correspondent writes
us that all the Virginia representatives,
including Mr.. WISE, voted for the direct
tax bill AMI against adjournment, and
that he so reported them at the time.
Towards the end of the deadlock, how
ever, Mr.. WISE voted with the minority
several times for adjournment, He said
that he had done 50 and would do so be-
cause he feared the deadlock would i'm
peril the river and harbor bill and the
tariff bill, in both of which his con-
stituents were much more interested
than in the direct-tax bill.
Mr.. WISE acted Alright. We hadn't
the remotest idea of censuring any Demo-
crat that voted as he did. On the con-
trary, We said at the time that the COM
promise was wisely made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

Mr. BoUTRLLE, OF Maine, manifested
his i'll temper again last Saturday in dis
cussing the river and harbor bill, and re-
ceived severe reproof. One member,
who was charged with wrongfully shoot
ing at BoUrELIE, replied that when he
shot it would be at something worth
shooting. But BoUTELLE made some
half-dozen speeches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
Tne suia i@utnst $50 Caurcl, Of the
hgorV frsaf.,.


Try telegraph % the 'ifnnt"''
NV YORK. April 23.-Tlepraliminar
hearing in Che sat Of the United States
against the rector church wardens, and
vestrgm,n Of the Church OF the Holy
Trinity for importing Rev. f.. Welrolo
Warren 70 preach III that church wos
heard before Judge Wallace, Of the
United States Cirsuit Court. to-day.
IT is claimed that the importation was IN
violation of the couiract-ianor law and
the fine provided for a violation thereof
is n. 600.
Counsel for the church denurred to the
complaint on The aim that the law was
intended 70 cover only TIE "mauual
labor class" Distrc.-Attorrey Walker
admitted that the net 8as not the work
Of trained s,atuary craftsmen. Only
professional artists. actors, lecturers.
and singers are exempt by the law. Our
choicest metropolitan pUipits were in
vaded by FOREIGN product while orr the
Oloricsl seminarics were sending out
plenty OF candidates for places.
cit Is not, sud Mr Walker. "the
duty of the Court to Justify the wisdom
of Congress, but simply to follow the
plain meaning. The law was plainly
constitutional, and has been violated IN
the clse al the bar" Judge Wallace re-
served his decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
From the ROrder.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DlsDatch.l
-GooDsoY, April Il, 1888.
Another cold wave came upon US yes
terday, and this morning quite heavy
frost, doing great damage to garden vege-
tables, and 1t is feared the peaches, ap-
pies, and grapes are killed. Farmers
from the country to-day express the fear
that the forward wheat is considerably
injured. Weather still cold, and another
frost may be expected tonight.
Political matters are quiet. The Demo
Gratis in Southwest Virginia are firmly
united and determined to redeem this
ninth district this fall. The Dispatch
is exerting q mighty influence IN that di-
rection. The people through this Sec
ton have had enough OF Malone. b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

The Alexandria Gazette says that even
the Revenue Reformers in Congress
either do not want the MILLS bill passed
before the meeting of the Democratic
National Convention or else realize the
impracticability of having it done by that
time, as is proved by Mr. MnLs's mo-
ton of Thursday last to postpone the
resumption of the consideration OF his
bill until to-day, though he knew that
eighty members Of the House alone were
booked for speeches on the subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
Norcrnmeuf Honhs.

~ u -INIH = u n I--'--'7'I
WAsuyoroS, April 23.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury to-day at noon
opened the proposals for the sale of
bonds to the Government under the pro-
visions of toe Treasury circular of april
18th. The total amount offered was
81, 824, coo, of which $3.50, 900 were cou-
pom As, 1915, 900 registered fs, 81, 49,
800 registered As and $500 coupon
AS. The rates ranged from S1.O7
70-l00a31.08l for registered AS; from
Sl.07 7O-1OOaSl.07l, for coupon AS;
from 1924 70-100aSl.25 73-l0O for regis
tered a., and from 1924 70-100sSL 25i
for coupon AS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
A Town DESTROYED BY Flre.

Especial te.egra n 70 the Dispatch.l
FRANKLIN, Va, April 23.-The little
town OF Harrellsville, n. c., on the
Chowan river, was destroyed by fire yes
terday morning. The fire commenced
about O'Clock. Every busmess-house
WAS destroyed. The fire Is thought to
have been the work of an incendiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
ESTABLISHED 1890. q
PRESTON BELyIS, III
FURNITURE,
NGoVsrner street Richmond. Va
oEFIcR CITY COLLECTOR, CITY HALT
RICHMOND, VA, April 4, 1854 !
I ICENSE TAX.

This once will be open daily from o'clock A.
n. TO o'clock p. NJ. from the 18TH 10 THE SOru
OF APRIL for the purpose OF hECEIvlNG THE
LICENSE TAX from all Doctors, Dentists Law
yers, Commission Merchants, Merchandise,
Stock, and Exchange Brokers, Wholesale and
Retail Liquor Dealers, Hotels, Restaurants, Ss-
looms. Boarding ana Rating Houses, Auction
cora Lumber Msssursrs. Architects, Theatres
and Halls, Telegraph, Express, ana Coal Com
psniee, Mercantile, Insurance. Real Estate, kn,-
pioymsnI Ticket and Sswlny-Nachine Agents,
Binsrs Manufacturers, Bostlsrs, Junk and
Oyster Dealers, Photographers, and all ether
persons liable to said License Tax.
All bills remaining unpaid on the Isl day OF
May nne OF 40, less than 81 nor more than s.
for each day thereafter wnl 10 imposed.
JANIS d. CRAIG,
80 l-tAyj Collector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

New York has an idea Of returning
the colossal compliment of Liberty with
statue of WAsHISGToS TO be presented
to the French republic, but, as usual,
she expects to materialize her idea
through the use of money collected out
side Of New York,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

"Senator SHERMAN has gained steadily
in the opinion Of the people at large
during tho last few weeks" we are not
prepared to believe that the people are
degencrating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
VNHE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
4 CHARLES +. CLARK, PRESIDENT.
BRADSTREETS RICHMOND OFFICE
no. ii09 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone NoiSl
L.H. WRITTY. superlnlsndeni

The Richmond Office has more than kept pace
with the rapid growth OF the city and develop
ment Of the territory tributary 10 L. II offers 10
the mercantile community OF this section all the
advantages OF system tho superiority OF which
Is recognized In every trade centre Of the civil
lied world. That Il Is IN special s0nse prepared
10 guard the interest OF Us local patrons Is at
tested by the fact that Il has now larger nunbsy
@ssescslbsys thaa ans oiheY msseahisls a9eHes-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

"Rochester is going to purchase
mammoth water organ, which will play
'BoULANGERs March. >" Wouldn't a
mammoth gas organ be more in accord
ance with the eternal fitness of things?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
New Books.

A Teacher of the Violin and Othcr
2aies. BY j. II. sHoHrHousg author
Ct "Jobn Inglesant," "Sir Perciyal. -
&c. London; MCMILLAN & Co., and
New York. 1888. Price 81.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co..
who have sent us also Ha,pers Maya.
zine for May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
WASH DRESS FABRICS

II you do not wish 70 buy, for here you Will Ind
IN ali It's glory
WASH DRESS FABRICS
Of every sort and kind arranged to please the eye
and enable you 10 quickly choose, as | offer you
lot Ginghams at &c. worth from 10 TO l26c;
lot 0iDghams at $40. worth l2kc.
Here you will End lot Satines at exc, In a
multitude Of styles and coloriDgs.
Here you win find the newest styles OF Per-
Gales at g..
Here you will nnd ss-inch Cashmeres in all the
newest shades at 221c., which every one sells at
NC
Here You will End all the newest shades OF
single fold Cashmeres at l2hc.
Here you will ind Combination Dress Goods at
i2Hc., which cell everywhere for 1870.
Here you will md the handsomest line Of Lace
Curtains IN the city:
Scotch Lace Curtains at CSC. worth go;
Antique Lace Curtains at $50 worth 50:
Tambour Lace Curtains 81 g.. 20 worth s..
This Is a rare chance to buy nne Curtains at half
price.
our Black Goods department
Special attention Is called 70 the extraordinary
bargains offered Ia our ladies' Underwear de-
partment for THIS WEEK. Call aud see our
loWprices on them.
FINE HAMBURG EDGINC.-I take pleasure
IN calling the attention OF the public 10 the extra
ordinary opportunity 10 purchase At half price
the very finest EmbrOideries Imported. They
comprise NainSook, Cambria, and Muslin EdginR
Insertions, All-Oyer and flOuncingA We can
not go into details In reference TO the pricos, but
advise our customers who want really 1n0 goods
1t half value 10 call st once.
sec the Thread Gloves IN all the new shades at
10c
See the most complete line OF Chidren's Muslin
Caps aud Cashmere CloAks right here.
see our Black and Fancy silk Parasols a. s. 10
worth from S. 80 20 $500
see lower prices at LEVI HEXTRR's.
307 Broad street.
ap 22-Su. Tu&Th than anywhere Ia the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

RRIEP COMMENT

ga young woman of Louisville is said
to have lost her mind by bleaching hair
lotion" But why did she want to bleach
hair lotion =?