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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-21
BY W. II. II

| wonder if those wives who are
always complaining and lamentlnE
that their husbands spend so many
of their evenings from home nave
ever seriously examined their
own conduct to see if the fault may
not, perhaps, be with themselves, ana
the remedy in their own hands.
In the first place, a man,after work
ing hard all day, naturally desires
ffast, peace and recreation in the even
inc, and if he cannot find them III his
home he will seei. them elsewhere.
For example, a man comes nome III
the evening, worn out in mind ana
body. longing for rest and peace, and
is met by wife untidy in dress, long
in face. aud who, almost Immediately.
begins a dissertation ON the woes OF
the dav, the trouble she has had with
the household affairs, the naughtl-
ness of the children, and the endless
delinuuencies of the servants. lie Is
entertained in this way all during
fine evening meal. aud should he
an last lose his temper, and
in words more forcible than ele
naot. tell her 10 shut up, she Is the
most IN urea WOlutiL III WV 49, '"
world, and her martyr-iike silence and
face are even harder TO endure than
her ouerulous complaints. Is 1t any
wonder that the man should flee from
such home and such wife?
Just for experiment, let tie wlie
adopt the following course:
When the time draws near Tor her
husbands return go and array her.
self as attractively as she knows now
For a woman can make 10 greater
mistake land. unfortunately, II is u
most common one), than TO become
indifferent as to how she appears be
fore her husband; that is, II she
wishes TO retain his love. 1t Is Just
as important TO appear attractive III
The ewes of the husband as III the eyes
of the lover, and many man has
wondered, m,serably, if the sl"veniy'
untjdy wife can really be the sweet,
tastefulIy-dressed girl WHO won bis
heart, and the first falling oil in many,
a husbands affection may be traced
TO this very cause. :,
Then she should meet him with Il
smiling faceand a cheerful, affection
ate greeting. No matter what may
&c! Il. :.-aqn the worries OF the day, let
IL = ~ N
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-21
sna"ssiers DefraudinA

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, November 20
to the Times from Montred
gigantic frauds on reve1Ss
cred in Quebec are the sens
the hour. The customs offic;s|
mate that the federal treasnSsssSI
lrauded last year by whiskeS
gers at Quebec at alone ofmS,
$500, 600. Much of the contrabsss
Key. seized in this vicinity3islss
various riverside parishes
way up from the gulf: and ~
on Islands in the ST. LawrensE3
large deposits are to be fongssQ
l Place alone 200 barrels beinS !
The spirits SO far seized are.
pally high wines of greater a
than the Canadian sfandar5 =
supposed to be of American /
sacture. So far none has
found in the possession at ~ 49,
here, though there is
there are merchants az WEE
Inc smugglers operat
present busy with the nam, !, : =
ng house. 1ss e
Mr.. Cornelier, Queens co,;nz
'lares, however, that His iast9
ret, re to proceed irrespeetiyast,
'olitlcs, and spicy reY5
Iouotless forthcoming ~
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-21

IL should Wake Internal Improve
mems.
Mr. William Welch, lessee OF the
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-21
HUsTrNGs COURT.

The Business Transacted There Yes
ferday.
Hastings court was in session about
two hours yesterday morning, after
which it was adjourned until this
morning. The cases of William Fer
guson and Joe Flippin, charged with
felony, were continued till the January
term. The cases of Sylvester Price,
charged with highway robbery. and
SamCasey, charged with petit larceny,
third offence, are set for trial today.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-21
Convention of SEQ
by Associated Press n

o'SiotSuT TeSe. ~ u
ATLANTA, Novem{
annual convocatio
Grand Council Royl ~ w
tiers met in Mari ~
morning at 10 o'cIf
Master George vs. 30 ~
apolis, called the
in the absence Of e
ter George Pine ard pFis
tanned at his home ID Aea
the illness Of his wifi &
officers of the council w q =
including Grand Record 4 s s =,
Mardhurst, who has bean ~
since Sunday arraneino ~
ocation. The menb erssof =
grand council present M
tween fifty and sixty. Isss., =
sion was devoted to reo,S
work, appointing COM -
nearing reports. d The45 {. : -
GERS were elected for tllelssa
years.: George w CooihIs
apolIs, general grand MAJ
.. Il. Senter, deputy oens9 +
master John M 6 II s. ~, ~. B
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-21
4 Hl'BlllCnIhl

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This water Isl,
wing from the eel
dfcal qualities Es]
IDIHb contain 50 per- ca
as, old sores, uf IS
male diseases, dysnsp
- I'd externally.
ions on the skin Isl
the day. Is
wl,9ill equal its effects 4
Man xurifer will 81
10 any ono suGl
general debEiI
spepsia, and s.
BY Ass TO women afs
WAsI
Dr.. 5liowing are
llasTY DAYS.
to ~ a word in. beha
Ia ,ufferer for some
.tment whatever
PIT for three wee
Awyeneral health W
thlgle month. I
1FeE; 8 W. Ry.,Y
SEIZED.
fe3 TYLER, .Texass
n,l, Tenn.
in an obstina ~
- relief where 5ry
ONE.
MAxIA, Tex. pe
81 Co. aen&
ing with dyspe IS.
very severe in aieE
,inine and An hcl
Entirely well, a.
|strouble on acco d7
At That I shout A
3 person altoget
Byrd. Veryr
g twelve halt
ting and seal
Seal.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-21
ATTORNEYS AT law

g. GRIFFIN. ]. ALLEN WATTS.
GRIFFIN s. WATTS:
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-21

ron grgE cI'rY's BENEFIT.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-21
GIGANTIC III;

IT .eicHIe takG
view OF the situationsls.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-21
Millinery Department:

We carry the largest assortment
or fur and wool Tell hats, birds
feathers, pushes. velvets and rib
ton ever shown before in the
city at greatly reduced prices. Full
line of NUTS and boas. We only
ask an inspection Of our stock be-
fore making your purchases.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-21
THE SECOND FLOOR

Plush wraps ofevery description,
viz: Long plush coats, three-quar-
Ser jackets, short jackets, nodes
kaS, cloth jackets aud long coats
childrens and misses coats IN end
less va,ieties-all the latest styles.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-21

"'! "'0oa d soiiGti.t iorlii, -
asst OF that noble band, taking his fare,
eel look of the world that he was
1t them oue face was that of young
that her smiling tie and sunlien
II. aiTectionate words OF ert;~ il q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

,,-...o.,t -.t- ,trt,rre. CuffnpRv'g
- &t'f'r ,f-s-. ~ 't.,- '.., '.'.D-. cssb
,' -, .o q, -
ri.t.. r.r
o. ApAfR
....,,. 80, , .--rvr ecfaeOpe e,v
l,a.'h ~. iarn f.. 90 q iuroes. worth 20 u 73c.,
aus .tlc Tor
grr PAIR
i.1 ~ f,. cres, trI-sir< UMBRELLAS. for
rrrtfefacn and ladies. WIN nne natural wool
t.t.. v...-,i, e. a. ,n. ,.'t.o
,,9FA.H.
,t.--..t,t f,...t.,.. erDgrA SIX TN
- a., al.
b...'-., "''" s"''' ''''A "'"'''' N'"' wa
A"t '"i''-''' 40. v.grr
s4.-' ''N'i'
Nauy t.o"ronf fylos oi LADIES' PlNkIE
RINGS. fHi. ."l Wtre, lofo kn9--i dasy teis,
C,c..sIl not farnisH.
@.C EACH.
CREAM CURTAIN ~tRfN. with rowerei fg-
mes. lrle vf4fb v..rff, fl. q vnrl our f,ric. is
e. AYARD.
,o, .t... r,rrn Nfrr ppperA,- nas.D
.. N-ftl .f.r.t. ,r9l.fNffN.. i.oI,,fi,...
~. ia -, r.r
WIZ ' ~ ~
>1''' '"''.' nov 4y.pn
..',.. % ~ .,.,,,'l',,.,,,.,, 49, c,o.,u
bANu IiJMdl>os ANp VIII III bFf Sllh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

I RA9 CARPETS that sell elsewhere for CSC.
yard we Will sell This week for
i.C. 4 YARD
PEAUTfFULLY-COLORE FELT CRUI-
CLOTHS OK DhUGGErs, nearly three yards
square.
LONG-HAIRED GRAY AND WHfTE-FUR
RUGS, two yards long and ono yard vide,
S3 EACH.
ALL COLORS FELT SKIRTS, striped and
plaid, win borders, ready made and full length,
soc. EACH
KNIT GERNASTOWN WOOL SKIRTS, gray,
rcd, and cardinal, Win biack borders,
si.2j EACH.
FRISGRD ALL-AHOCHD SILK TAPESTRY
/ TABLE-COYEks, all coiors, worth SL5)-our
price,
ALL COLORs HEAVY REVERSIBLE TURK
ISL TABLE-COvkK-, fringei al around,
Nos, exquisite oe. Ge.lIis HsC Of VELOUR TABLE
COVERS, worth tlO-our price,
s. EACH.
One thousand pair GENILEMEN'S FANCY
STRIPED HALF-hOsE, worth lO,., for
&c HAit. -......
GRNTLEMEN's PURE-LiNEN STANDING
COLLARS, every sizc excepting 10, worth Two Tor
&c, at
&C. EACH.
GRNTLEMEN'S FINE SEAMLESS, BALBRlG-
GAN HOSE in sizes 9to ]! a.
90. PAIR
GFNTIEHES'S EAIRA-hfAN1 ENGLlSn
sEAMLESs HALF-EiOSF, worth 25c., az
I1oo. 4 PAIR.
GENTLEMEN'~ PCRE-LINEN CORDED-BOR-
DER HANDkERCElLI :, at
10C EACH.
GENTLEMEN's PURE FINE DRAWN-LINEN
HANDKEkChIEFS worth .0c, Tor
20. EACH.
1000 NEWS AND BOYS OUTING-CLoTH
SHIRTS, worth 39c., FOR
25C EACH.
MEMS HEAVY-TWILLLD CHECK WOOL
SHIRTS worth 81, for
15C EACH.
MEMS PURE wool FURSACE-BLUE
! FLANNEL SHIFTS AT
81 EACH.
BOYS sOUD-CCLOk TWlLLED-FLANNELL
SHIKr-WAIS1S ar
i5C. EACH
HEAVY PURE-slLK BLACK FAlLLE 20 inches
Wido, for drosscs
&c. AYhRD.
2i-TNCU WIDE EGTRA-HEAVY DULL
FINISH BLACK SlLk, for mourning worth
NiqA YATD.
PURF-SILK BLACK AN8UkE, for dresses and
trimming,
Sc YARD.
BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED PURE SILK,
20 inches wide,
81 a YARD.
90 PIECES FRGSCH TYCOON REPS, for
I0c. \ YARD.
lLDREN BEARS OUR SPECIAL TAG GUARAN-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

U9itTeS.
COhSET LACFS. ic. each;
COTTON TAPB, , and Be-.
SAFETY PINS, Sc por paper;
FlIZS POMADE, 3 ana &C. per box:
lHiNBLES, &c oacn
MOURNING PINS, , and sc. per box;
HAT PIS@, s.. per box
GOOD quality PlNS, &c. por paper;
ENGLISH PINS. Sc. per paper;
BOOK PINS, and l0c. per paper:
HAIR PINS, I, . 9, (, and Sc. per paper;
HOSE SUPPORTERS, 10 ard 25c.
HOOkS-AND-EYk ks, 3 AMI &. card;
SLEEVE PROTECTORS, 10. upwards:
SHOE DRESSING, &c q bottle;
CORSET STEELS, = and zoe.
POW DER BOXES, II and ISc.
TETLOWis POWDER, 10 and l5c;
WAX BRADS, &c. n strand
CROCHET SETS. &C.:
DRESSING aud FlNE-CoMBS, 5, 10, i5 20, and
&c;
TOOTH-BRUsHEs, :, s, 10, 10, and 2oc.
HAIR BRU SHE'S, l.. 2j, 81. 30, 20, i3. and 5Oc.
HAT and CLOT HIS BRUSHES, :, IS, and zoe. /;
POCKET BOOKS, &c. and upwards.
ORN AMENTS for fancy-w0rk:
JAPANESE WORK ~ SILK all kinds;
KNITTING and EMBROIDERY SILK tor fancy
work:
Ladies VETS, special NJ 23c.. very cheap:
Fancy To kkISd TOWELS, 10, ., 30, -, and
5Or:
Fancy Tides, in null, 25c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03


MADRAS CURTAIN NETS. beautiful figured,
crcAm aud pink.
o-r kyAKD.
r.nrrs, % ptv,r C,pr 4r,,Vnrvc LINEN
cIfftDc t. s.Iis ,,r 10.
,,..'o., - 49, '-'-'
''''0 y, Es'u
,.,,.,.,,,.r, ,.,.,,., ,-,,,rrpv ,,,-rrs
FIGURED CURTAIN and DRNrLhf hULLs-
patioruS IN imitation oi h.ns h.ns 9"h'-
4''' D." i'D. ....
tHlLDktN'N RpLi~ILhlE fhNlELblS,
with fancy knots, .fanici not 70 tarnlsh'
%1D- hlItNt 20
LADIES' and CuNDRENS ENGRAVED
RINGS, guaranteed ii.cartt god,
2IC. EACH.
o,or er.,.s strio,..f .pftn eorn FAvCy- -gFT
vt~,s .,,.. 80. -,
~. 10
,..,. ..,,..,. ,.,, -, .,r. ,.,,,r
tOlN ~ hE ana W'LhhD-ILAlh OIbI-
SlDt CDMbS-en'rt.y now
Ift e. EA'h'
sample line 5oU pair. no two aiike, LADIES'
ara GFNTLENRN~ HEAfLI-pLAlED and
ENGKA|LD CDFf-BUIIONS worth 50c q
pair-Our price,
2-c. A PAIR
2000 dozen BONE DKE-S BUTTONS, 10 all
coiors. worth se.now
lc.A DOZEN
800 dozen BLACN BRIGHT JET DRESS BUT
Tons. That sold f.r lg..uow
o.. A DOZEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

Most exquisite patterns Of extra wide CHINA
SILKS Ia all deiicate aud drapery co.ors worth
sl-Our price
&c. A YARD.
A ca.o of FIGURED WOOL sERGIs for wrSp-
pers ana crcssns-usual selling price hNr. yard.
These come in pieces five to ten yards. There
will DO q ash for them a.
2JC. a YARD.
TURKISH BATH SOAP OF our well-known
brand, three dozen FOR 50c. or
IgC. 4 DOZEN.
From the Paris Exposition DOLLS PARAsOLS
for decorating purposes,
aOC. UP
800 BRUSSELS DOOR RUGS, nguros Of Dogs,
Cats, Doors, &C., also lOwcred Gnd other designs,
5lC. EACH.
Several patterns Of so 5osMYRNARUGs, nuest
InHde, exquisite coiOrs, ~ yards long ~ ~
yards wilo' We are now selling Tor
About % remnants of fine BODY BRUSSELS
and VELVET CARPETS, any quantity. TO %
yards for
90 dozen more of tho wonderful SILK
FEATHER sTl1CHED-BACR L d X ESS D
KIDS 10 Brown. Gray, and lan, any size 81 10 Z,
for just
Gentlcmens fL25 brand OF 2. x. stitched
Heavy SIX Embroi1ered 2-BUIION KIDS for
sgc. \ PAIR.
N-ti lON Lb.N r II tfi-e1LD hAD 1iOAS-
QUEIAlREs,
50C. PAIR.
25 dozen more Of tie KIDS that have been
triod OIL, soucl, each
lgC. A PAIR
The solidest UNDERWEAR bargain ever Of
ferCd MEMS PURE LhMB'S-WOpL SCARLET
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAW ERS, posi-
lively worth g. eacn for
8I1J ONLY.
MEMS WHITE AUSTRALIAN WOOL SHIRTS
md DRAWERS a. good as 81 will buy anywhere
for only
15C. EACH.
GENTLEMEN'S FINEST ENGLsH-RIBBED
SHIRTS aud DRAWERS, medicsied scarlet,
worth $3.50, for only
$50 EACH.
Special quality Chidren's EOD-shrinknble ine
LAMB'S-WUOL SHIRTS IL every SIZE. Price Of
80. IG IS
31c.
Every color lS-inch SILK VELVEFS
Soc. A IhuD.
Brown and Garnet-stripod NELNETRENS
2sC. & YARD.
II yari-wiio BHOADCLOrH IN all shades, In
GLIDING Ian, for making Capes 81
III A YARD.
PARIS NOVELTY SUITS for LADIES SERGE
with Plush BkOCAUE BORDER worth S3o now
81 EACH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

Fancy TIDES. 10 silk, 95. A., and &C.;
GARTER ELASTIC, ana l2Ec. yard
Infants KNIT SACQU Z, 23, ~, 80, and blc.
Iufants KNIT SHIRTS, PC. worth Soc.;
FASClSATORs, all colors, ~, ~, a., ~ anu
9lc.:
Chiliren's ROOTEES, 10 and i5c.:
Children's KNIT GAPS, 2jc. aud upwards;
Children nnd Misses CASHMERE CAPS, 2oc.
and upwards;
upwards
LINEN COLLARS, &C.:
LINEN CLFFS, F.;
CAMBRIC and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, 5, 8,
10. l2I, and &c.
WINDSOR TIES. for children. PC.
ANTIQUE TIDES, &c.
LAMhREQUIN PRINCES, SC. and upwards;
WRITING-PAPER, In boxes, 8, ls, and 25o.;
A nice line % TOW ELS l0c. aud upwards;
ZEPHY rs. In oil colors. &C. a ahank;
ZEpHYkS. IN white and blacz, D.. hank;
GhKMANTOWN Wool. In all coors, I9c.
JERSEYS 81 any price. 41c. and upwards
JERSEY JACKETS, the latest styles, cheap;
Ladies CASHMERE and JERSEY GLOVES, IS
and &c:
TOILET -IiPPERs. for ladies', misses, and gen
temen:
CHINA Silks, plain and fancy, all colcrs;
DAENINti- and hNITrlNG.COlIOS, all num-
bsrs:
STAMPED GOODS in large variety, cheap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03
Popular ONI5-TI2ICE House.
NEWS FROM CHINA.

'@s2: %%ssss$% ]] ]] NJ $:@: &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03


Ne are combining our mouey-sagine sale oi
DONt~IlD~. ana pos on sale tomorrow just
fwrufr-1,e U.c.es ~ o W Well-knCNn brand ot sc.
BLEAtHtD COTTON for e..
Five ltrrs COOP HEAVY REAL FEATHER
ITCHING, lu p.all anl fancy stripes, nj IL c.
Short pieces from TWO o. ten yards Of tue lJ'.
IhNlItLL CaEIoNNE3.
Extra-frnsv TNlIl-BACK UNRIEACUtD
tAtIuN FLANNEL with solid heavy
Ilu D., e. l0r.;
Lare--..r, AII-IINEN HEAVY HEAVY HUCk
GOOD Wuirf PAfi,WooL SHAKER FLAN-
Nfl.ucarIy ward wide. 40 l-bc. .....
The Dr-f .l-. Niul ALL-NUOL FLANNEL
FA%tl-rI'sii.L6 CANTON FLANNELs for
curtains auI af0prries st 2lc.; .
INlltIoN FIGURED CilNA DkAPEIl
~lf rs That cannot b. tali FROM the real, c1-
o,It ou ciose inspection, al l3c.
Woorc booming our NOTION STOCK hy our
loW Irlrc- ou good, reliable NOIlONH ne
ktDp pua short length inferior goods,
A y.ry r..l sIOOl CUlION. containing 800
y4-ir.tlat wl.. sow ou tHe machine, al DC.
IAo bose l>olpE nLLiiNG ia ten-ysrd pieces al
Good SIX ,ARrERWEB in all colors' ioc. a
LISA quality COTTON GARTER WEB atoc, a
nctrt. -rFEL-roINT HA18-PINs a. 2c.;
Good NAChiN. Oil, fc. a DO.ile:
ENGLI>B HusrLL TOOrH-BHl SIZES, Joe.
= WFt .H4 ilhAd "s i..'Ni-4'tA NNA'i-
BRUSHES. sold everywhere at doc-' our
EMITTING lai DARN1NG SiLK, l0c a spool
ll.. .aesos u MEDlCAIkD TOILET fAfEk
Bost 44a,.ty VASELINE, =. a bottle:
A IOi lsnEp WOOD CABINET BOX, contain
insl11 assorted llair-Fins, al &C.;
Good Il AU-pENCI.S, 81. dozen.
Excellent WRITING-fAFhG l2c. a quarter
ream S' Quire;
WARDS KEAL LINEN PAPER, 22c. quarter
rcuiu. hc h Qulro;
Good ENVELOPES. 90. PACK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

NiNH llAOM NiilNhs
Handsomely decorated CHINA CHAMBER SET.
ten pieces. at S29S;
Magninront REAL CHINA DINNER-sETs, 102
pieces, positively worth f3j, for S22t3
Pretty DECORATED IMPORTED POkt ELAlN
DINNER SET. 100 pieces, worth go AZ sli.59;
IMPORTED CuINA TIA SIT. nity-six pieces,
worth s6 for S312;
HAND ONELY-DECORATED FRENCH POR-
CELAlN PLATES n $40 per dozen
Only six sets left Of those CnlNA MOSS ROSE
TEA SETS, A pieces, will close them out at
A fne CRYSTAL DRCANTER ana SIX GLASSES
for &c. real value $50:
Good IMITATION OF CUI-GLAsS PRESERVE
STANDS. with top fourteen inches high, at
POTAT0-CREAMER and FRUIT-PREssER,
The newest ming in s0AP-DlsHEs. IOc. worth
SUGAR, CREAM. and BUTTER SETS. 95c.
CNiNA CUPS and SAUCERs. DC. pair
COOKING CROOKS Will not burn the food or
boil over. \ great invention. IS, Is, and CSC.
Handsome DECORATED SMALL FANCY
VASES, he:
COLOHED GLASS MUGS, lc.
Great HOSIERY prices not to be had every day.
CHlLDRtN'S ~ NitA-LONG SEAMLESS DOU-
BLE-RIBBED, WARRANTED FAsI-BLACk
HOSE. extra weight soles, sizes S& TO 81, at
I7c pair or three pair 50c.:
CHIDKFNS EXrRALoNG FINE RIBBED
FAST-BLACk HOSE. with double knees.
sizes 5t, 10 81 at l7c. pair or three pair
Tor pc.
CHILDkfN's FAST-BLACK FISE-RIBBED
REGU LAR-MADE HOSE. l3c. or three pair
for 2jc.:
LADIES REGULAR MADE FAST BLACK
BRITISH HOSE, with double unblesched
solcs, worth regularly 90c., a. l4c.
LADIES' EXTRA QUALITY tAST-BLACk
BRITISH HOSE, winter weight with double
untleached heels aud toes, worth 40c., al 2jc.
q pair;
LADIES REGULAR-MADE ALLWOOL and
HALF-WOOL HOSE, in Blacks, Grays. and
solid colOrs, at &c.
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'INEsT pIANo.TUNING IN THE

TINNESr PIAN0-TUNING IN THE
Il the city o; Riehmond. Va, by C. X wk0-
SEk. established since sixteea yssrs lede-
pendent from p.aro desisrs or nssic siofcA
Please send ONLY WkITrBS ORDERS DIRECT
10 my residence, No 70. east fEantiia street.
(bassmeno. References; Colonsi ". T. fsn-
ner, Professor jscoc kslnhAsct. "a, A., &C.
{. a. WkG>kN,
NO s-it' formerly Plano kssafsoiarer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

Tho nrst bargain is a lot q nfteen pieces fine
FRENCH ALI-WOOL sEBASTOpOL CORDS, re-
semblug in texture the old.stylo poplins' and
there are 10 better wearing goods mada. They
have silk finish aud come iu beautiful shades
Of Gobelin. Electric, Nayy Army Blue, Niaie'
Tcrra-Cota. Garnet, Rescda, forty inches wide,
and tho original price was 81 "a yard. Our price
viii bo
rnc
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GANSS & 90.

This weeb 1ce offer Inducements in ere1ythlne
we Keep, and call uuU cOnvince you Of this. We
hare also aided naany articles to our Fancy Goods
Department and 1cjU 6jre yOW q few facts and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-03

A fortunate purchase enables US to oher our
customers two grand DliEsS-GOODs BARGAINS
worthy ~ the space we devote in this advertise
ment 20 tell you about them.
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The second bargain Is n lot OF twenty-five
pieces HALF-WOOL BROKEN CHECK ENG
IIsH CHEYIOT SUITINGS, fun inirty-six inches
wide. just the thing for everyday aud shop
ping wear 1he original price was 800. Our
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Another OF our uow famous EfD-GiOYE BAR
GAINS. a lot ot twenty dozen tiN NE-bl J.
TON EXTRA QUALITY UNDtE>. I'D kID
GLOVE =. newest shades and narrow stitching, ct
JJ'. pair.
A laree line Of DI,APERY NETS for evening
vvesr m mo following shades: Light PINK, Rose
pinl LIGHT Blue, Cora, Nile Green, Cream,
White, aud Cardinal al the following exception
ally l0w prices;
SILK NETS AZ $50.
STRIPED rOlN / D'FSPRIT at 4sc.
DOTTED POINT ID D'ESPKlr al 39c.
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THE INDEPENDENT.

THE LARGEST, THE ABLEsT, THE REST
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Prominent features OF THE INDEPENDENT dnr.
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A Minlster,s Lilo In pakotn.

A young man who lately graduated
from the Yale Theological School has
gone out to Northern Dakota to engage
In missionary work In q recent letter
he writes
.sOut on On ocean Of plain are a few
houses the size OF hen-coops these form
Hoskins, my present abode. Not drop
of paint sullies the virgin color az the
boards. One room below, o loft above,
In which a dozen OF us sleep.
"And Hoskins is the county seat, and
the county is larger than tho State Of
Rhode Island.
/. 81 preached in store. Tho boys ;
sat on the counter; the women on chairs
brought from various shanttes. More
over, the boys carried over an organ,
filled small vase with flowers. and then
we held service.
But make no mistake. Hall OF these
boys are college graduates. We have
numerous lawyers who have como here
to take several hundred acres of land of
generous government. Igo botanizing
with delicious chap from Ann Arbor.
mot drop OF liquor Is sold : the fell
lows are all wild to have a church here;
they are willing to bring boards fifty
miles distant; for n near neighbour Is he
who lives dozen miles away Meth
odist clergyman thinks nothing of trudg-
ing twenty-four miles and preaching a
sermon.
"Then the sun--it beats flereely down,
but the half-gale that Is continually
blowing mitigates the intensity of the
heat.
FINALLY, we have paper, and we love
IL, too. 1t gives us O column about Bin
Jones's pump or the size Of Nelghbor
Browns new heller. 4
'.Yet the inhabitants of Hoskins are
confident OF glorious future. A blade
of grass towering above its brother is
magniflec In their estimation to huge
plant, and they vow that in q few years
Dakota will be a boundless forest instead
Of 0 waste prairie"
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Additional Newspaper,
OUR POLITICS.
AGAINST THE SALOON.

The NAIL AND EXPRESS is the recognized
National organ Of the great Anti-saloon Rc-
publican movement. 1t believes that the
liquor traffic as 1t exists to-day in the United
States is tho enemy of society, fruitful
source of corruption in politics. the ally Of an
archy, school of crime, and, with its avowed
purpose of seeking to corruptly control
elections and legislation, is q menace to
tho public welfare and deserves the condemnar
ton of all good mon.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-04-10

See s. A. Fingers new advertise
ment.