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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28
A WILLIAM.
Two Girls Awakened by bespsfH'e
BurgisI-Hne Of Them Horribly t"s
with q Knife.

Lacrosse, WIS, june IA burglar
entered the house of John Weber,
who lives on the north side. about l:5O
this morning through a window ~
room occupied by his daughters, Kate
and Lena. The girls were awakened
while the robber was searching the
clothing. and Lena, the youngest sister,
eighteen years of age, attempted to
escape. She fell over basket.
and before recovering was seized by the
burglar, who plunged knife into her
BODY lust below the tenth rib. The
knife was pulled upward, and a deep
cash about nine inches long was made
exposing the heart, lungs. and intes-
tines. The assassin then went to the
bed and made a thrust Ut the other girl,
y no managed TO evade the knife. The
burglar was frightened Oft by noise OF
approaching steps. and made his escape.
Within fifteen minutes the entire police
force was searching for the william.
About twenty arrests have boen made.
The assassin, if discovered will be
ynched. az the citizens are Wild with
excitement. The injured girl Is eX-
pected to die at any moment.
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permission to take them through Uni
ted States territory in transit. provided
bond was given that none OF them
would remain in this country. The
matter was referred to the Solicitor Of
Treasury, and he gave an opin-
ION that there is nothing in
the law to prohibit the landing
of Cinnamon, for the purpose Of passing
through the country. Secretary Win
dom. however, was not prepared TO
change existing regulations to this ex-
tent. and directed rejection Of the
application until the question could be
considered more thoroughly. No fur
ther action on the subject is al all likely,
however. and it is understood that ar
raDgements have been since made with
Canadian transportation companies by
which Chinese will be taken across the
continent without the necessity Of en-
tering United States territory.
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PRICE, TWO CENTS
SChwarzsChiId & Coz
LATEST.

We've had a terrific run" on serses and
such Ike light and breezy suits within the
last ten days that our New York buyer found
his presence I'm the market necessary for the
purpose ofhurryine up back orders.
The result is that we have inst received the
balance OF our novelty styles-siyles made
for us ALONE by the best manufacturers Of
Summer Clothing I'm all Am' rica -ba none.
our Ten-Dollar Serge Suits have created
somewhat ola FURORt this season, Judging
from the output. The sizes are nov COM
plete. They are beauties -skolcton make.
seams taped. and double back sitched.
sack style only DELIGHTFULLY."- cool. They
come IN Blue and Black and several shades
Of Brown and Gray. At FIFTEEN DOLLARS
a suit we are now offering the best values
that ever graccd clothing couuier--or
probably ever will again-saok and Cut
away styles. tailored IN the best possible
manner. MADE FOX Us-and through MS
for you.
Our stock of ZcphyI-wclght garments IL
now complete: you never before saw rs
many klnds-neyor werc QUITE as we'll
made-for ours is progressive business
AMI our prices were never shaded 80 close To
actual cost. Mari, you. thee goods OF ous
are not marked ON basis HAT Will admit OF
reductlons-so c,lled-wh.n the season
for them will have passed. our prices rest
on bed rock NOW. Can the ac,ohatlc-priced
clotblers saw A. muchs Not tiuihmlly. our
prices are NOT docloredup when YOU WANT
THE GOODS 60 be- "cut' when you've been
suppied. We ain'i built that way.
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CHICAGO. June PA rumor has
b en- iudus;rl0usly circulated to the
Eject that Edward Spellmar, the dis
t.ict member of Clan-na Gael. and
millionaire di.tiler of Peoria. has dis
banded Camp 20. with a view TO OBJ
structinx the investigation OF its re-
cord. Nobody in Chicago seems to have
received an ofliciai rOtice OF Spellnan 5
action, and Judge Lougeuecker Is in
cline to doubt the authenticity Of the
rumor. The Judge said last evening lie
had every reason to believe that It was
notlrue. but la the absence Of the facts
he was unwilling to cast dlscredlt on II.
PEORIA, ILL. June Ed. Spell
man. district delegate for the Clan-na-
Gael. in reference to the disbanding of
Camp No. 20. Of Chicago, last night.
stated positively that the camp was not
disbanded. az had been stated. and that
it would not be.
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.oxc,,or Nichols proclamation

New ORLEANS, June Ex-Governor
Nichols proclamation regarding prize
fighting In the State is not causing
much anxiety to the sports here abouts.
Bud Remand, who has charge Of the
affair. said last night that it was never
contemplated TO pitch the battle ground
within the Jurisdiction Of Louisiana.
He says the proclamation will not inter
fere with the arrangements.
"Billn Harding and Frank Stevenson,
of New York. concurred fully in Re-
naud's opinion and expressed like
views.
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Complaint A&ains, United STATES Mar
Shals.

WASHINGTON. ID. G. June 27-The
Commissioner Of the Internal Revenue
has sent 10 the Attorney General a
formal complaint against United States
rnarsbals and commissioners in Ala
bama. Il Is alleged that these officers
trump up cases against innocent per
sons to secure fees and other perqui-
sites. and that they have secured trans
portation for friends from point to
rolut I'm the State at the expense OF the
Government on the pretense they are
needed as witnesses.
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me rrede@ar Company awarded a Con


NORFOLK. VA. June q The Nor
folk end Carolina Railroad Company
have awarded the Trelegar Iron WOras,
OF Richmond, the contract for building
400 freight cars for use on their road.
which Is now nearly completed.
Mr. \. J. Sheets. who was shot about
ten da, ago in Norfolk county by Mr..
d. c. Foreman. died at St. Vincent s
Hospital at an early hour this morning.
Foreman has been acquitted Of the
shooting on the ground Of self-defense.
A small colored hoy was burned 10
death in a frame house in Southall :
lane which burned down last night, but
it was not known that the boy was
burned until his body was recovered
this morning.
At the meeting Of the board of police
commissioners this afternoon. Assistant
Chief Pettis was appointed chief Of p0-
lice, rice Joseph IL. ROLAND, deceased.
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Inc President Unable 90 Leave.

WASHINGTON. d. c., June 27.-The
President has found that it will be in
possible for him 10 60 to Cape May at
the end Of the week to bring Mrs. Har-
rison home. He will have to remain at
the White House. and she will come on
with the children alone. tie Will
probably have TO delay his trip
TO Deer Park fer a few days. 1t was at
first thought that he and Mrs. Harri'
son. with the children, would start for
that resort not later than the first OF
July. and that he would go on from
there to keep his appointment at Wood
stock on July Ith. L. is pretty certain
now that he will be obhg I'd to stay IN
Washington until he starts for Wood
stock. and the Deer Park trip will have
to wait upon this appointment.
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memorial seryices


FREDERICKSBURG VA. June 27.-To-
night there was meeting OF freder.
icksburg Grays. Company Il. Inlrd
Virginia volunteers. but all business
was suspended to hear eulogy deliver
ed on Sergeant Charles L. Hunter, who
was drowned in the late freshet.
Private George B Jones was the ora
tor OF the occasion, and made a feeling
address that touched the hearts OF all
present. Memorial services will be held
at Up. NJ. Sunday afternoon in honor
of Sergeant Hunter in the Hanover
street Methodist Episcopal Church
South. Rev. j. w. Carter presiding
The company will attend in full uni
form. accompanied by different organl'
cations Of the city.
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supteme Court Opinions.

WYTHgvILLE. VA. June y. In Il e
cases Of Stuart q Palmer against Heis-
kells, trustee, &c. from Washington
county. decree affirmed and opinion de-
liyered by Judge Lewis. Trlnkle
against jackson, from Grays0n county,
decree reversed. opinion by Judge
Lacy. T. G.. and b. a. Mcconnell
against Norfolk and Western Pallroad
Company. from Washington county
Judgment affirmed : opinion by Judge
Fauntleroy Judges Richardson and Hin
ton dissenting. Davis. administrator
for, &c. against McMuliins administra-
tor. from Smythe county judgment
affirmed. opinion by Judge Richardson.
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Given tfpshe Attempt.

HELENA, Mont, June T.-The
sheriff OF Missoula county has given up
an effort TO capture some Indian muir
derers on the Flat Head reserya-
ton and returned home, leaving
the United States troops to oc-
cupy the field. The Northern Pacific
officials have asked for troops to protect
their property and employees. The To-
dams have fired the timber and the
station agents refuSe to remain at their
posts. Governor White went down to-
day and will hold a consultation with
the railroad officials relative to meas
ules nee essary to protect railway IN
tcrests.
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rnstsnon,mous Letter.

CHICAGO, June 27.-Statss- Attorney
Lougenecker to-day received an answer
to his advertisement in regard 10 tie
Anonymous letter received by him, Civ
ine a hint as to the workings Of Camp
20 and the alleged trial Of DIR. Cronin.
The person answering the advertise
ment claims to be the author Of the
anonymous letter, and has made an ap-
pointment t. meet the States Attorney,
but when and where Nr. Longenecker
refuses TO say.
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WANTED TO DIE.
An overdose Of Iaudanum Frusfrates
ssIs Design.

BUFFALO, June 27.-Horace Wilcox,
aged fifty seven years. for many years
commercial editor of the ETpress, at
tempted TO commit suicide shortly after
midnight by taking laudanum. He
took am overdose, however. aud the
doctors succeeded i'm saving his life.
Mir Wilcox had been drinking heavily
Of late. and in trying 10 stop it had re-
course TO narcotics. which made him
moody and dependent, and he had
threatened several times TO end bis life.
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.nnndinn Go,e,nmenl smed.

MlNNEAP0LIs. MINI. june 21.-G. G.
Pimple. of Greina. Manitoba, a short
time ago bought two threshng ma
chimes of the Minnesota Machine Com
pany. OF Saltwater. Minn. The Cana
dian government seized them because
the were prison made. PimplG now
sues the Canadian government tfor
II 600 damages. The authorities are
now in doubt whether to destroy the
machines or send them back 10 the
Tinted States.
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por,..s.e ,u,hor,,, 10 he Resisted.

LONDON, June 27.-Dispatches from
Dalgoa Bay state that the men en-
ployed on the construction Of the rsil-
way there are making ready to resist
any attempt of the Portuguese authorl-
ties to seizs the work. \ British gun
boat asked for is expected IN day or
two.
The Chamber of Commerce will re-
quest the Stock Exchange and the CON
tinental,bOurses to cease quoting fortu-
gese securities until satisfaction is guar
anteed by that country.
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Annn,n,en passenger Agenl.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June Ell. F.
Durham. correspondent Of the Atlanta
Constitution. and formerly CORES
pondent of the indianapolis Sentinel and
New York World. and more recently OF
the Minneapolis Tribune. has been ap.
pointed Southern passenger agent OF
the Chesapeake and ONO Railroad. with
headquarters at Louisville. He will as
sume the Office July lst.
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which were evidently dictated by his
purpose TO act part.

purpose 10 act part
''Nor DERANGED. But BADLY ARRANGED. '
"Do you think Jud ye. that Giuteau
was deranged - Asked the writer.
Mo- rejoiued the Judge. Il do
not He was a thorough crank, de-
void Of any proper moral sepsein many
directions, hut he had sense enough 10
know right from wrong. In the Ian
guage of one Of the clerical witnesses
in the case. think he was not de
ranged. but badly arranged. "
The case was taken T. higher court.
but the decisions of Judge Cox, were
affirmed throughout.
The famous Sickles trial was referred
10 by judge Cox. Your older readers
will recall this celebrated case IN which
Dan Sicklcs afterwards Gentrall. was
tired aud acquitted for the killing OF
Barton Key. because of his improper
ntimacles with Mrs. .Sickles. Toe late
Judge Ould. then district attorney IN
Washington city. prosecuted Sickles.
Stanton. afterwards Lincoln : secretary.
defended bim. During the trial. Ould
and Stanton. both brilliant men. bad
frequent and bitter alterations. Soon
after the close of the war. Ould our
commissioner of exchange Of prisoners.
was imprisoned in Washington. Ills
liberation depended largely on Stanton.
who. contrary 10 expectation, inter
posed no opposition TO the release Of his
old antagonist.
James A. Frazier, Esq. former pro-
prietor Of the Alum. Is here: He has
inst returned from Washington, where
he spent some months locking. ! sup
pose. after the interests Of the Virginia
Republicans under the new administra-
tion. He seems 10 care less than heie-
tofofe for politics. and enjoys the game
of lawn-tennis more than marshaling
the clans of Republicauism from the
wales and Businesses Of ROckbrldge, on
the fields of battle. on the day OF cleo
tion, when he would some times win a
seat in our Legislature during recent
years. It's understood that his sympa-
thies are with the opposition 20 the
tyranical methods of General Malone
BROWN.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
A Paper syndicate.

LONDON, June 27.-While the news
papers have been printing column after
column TO demonstrate that paper
trust ia England was impossible ana
that the reports that such trust was
forming were absurd. the gentlemen
interested in the scheme have been IN.
dustrious. ard to-day it is announced
that all the arrangements are com
pleted for a perfect monopoly Oh '"e
paper business of the Kingdom by a'"sI
nor syndicate.
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Relieved a. he Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. June 1.-THE
schooner Annie left this port on febru-
airy 9th on q hunting and fishing trip
20 the Behrlng Sea. As she has not
been heard from since. it IL believed
she ,went down in one OF the heavy
gales that swept over this region soon
after she left port The Annie carried
a crew of eleven men. Her captain Is
John jacobson.
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LYNCHBURG.
4 syndicate iOrmcd 90 Purchase the
Strces hallway -Ene iyucnburs Base-
BaiI Tenn

~ ctlAl lh iAt i'Ht-sl
LYNcHBURG. VA. June 27.-A North
eru syndicate is forming in tins city to
purchase the street railroad line to en-
large and extend its operations around
the city with the use Of electricity.
The people are much pleased.
Out Of total levy Of the city taxes
for the year, amounting to sl54,59l
only sj.26l we're returned delinquent,
which is less than it has been for many
years.
TIE Lynchburg Base Ball Club have
ar ranged to play a series of games with
the Roanoke club August 4th and 9TH.
\ negro from Nebon county, named
Foster Allen, yesterday forged an order
on Hillsman * Myers. clothiers of this
city. but was arrested in the act.
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NEW YORK, June PA meeting of
the presidents Of ths trunk lines was
held to-day, at wnich it was agreed to
CONTINUE into effect after July ID The
rate of three-fourths Of cent per mile
on refrigerator cars carrying dressed
beef, and the matter of the emigrant
was discussed. Com
missioner Fink's resignation was ac-
cepted but nothing was said as to his
successor.
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The Venezuelan Minister.

PARIS, June 27.-General Guzman
Blanco. the Venezuelan minister, said
in an interview to-day that he would
continue to represent Venezuela at
Paris. He denied that he had dispute
with his superiors. lie said the state,
ment was false that Venezuela had
ceded any territory to England and
implied the relations of his country with
England were not Of the most cordial
-
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TIE MYSTERIOUS lNf0RMER.
De,p y IN thc conspiracy. Eui Would save
Himself.

CHICAGO. Ill June PA morning
paper says that the M sterious inform
or. about whom SO mach has been said
recently, is none other than John f.
Beggs ; that ne. though deep in the con-
spiracy has told all to save himself from
the afOld. 1t is thought that the
grand jury is about ready to return an
omnibus Indictment. ard that before
many hours wholesale arrests and the
most sensational developments are to be
eXpected.
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Dea,h OF n weII-Knowu Lady.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, JUNE 27.-Mrs.
Felicia G.. Porter, one Of the best
known and most highly esteemed
women in the State died this morning.
Mrs. Porter was in the sixty ninth
wear Of her age, aud was the youngest
daughter of the late Felix Grundy
ex-United States Senator ndiAttorney-
General of the United States in Van
Ruren's Cabinet.
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The Uutch Take Holland

I~Uoclul % The Ilmcs.I
WEST POINT. June 27.-West Point
has gone dry by II majority. The ex-
citement, which was intense. Il now
over. The vote was larger than the
most sanguine expected. Citizens are
celebrating the event tonight by large
bOn-fres.
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rexa,rescher. convention.

GALVESTON, TEX. June T.-The
Texas State Teachers Association is
holding its tenth annual convention
in this city. From eight hundred and
fifty TO one thousand teachers are pre-
sent. some from remote parts OF the
State. The convention began yester-
day, and will continue until Saturday.
Many Of the delegates will attend the
National Convention at Nashville next
Monday.
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nhai me uanuflciuter's Record -
eays

BALTIMORE. MD. June 27.-The
Manufacturer Record tomorrow will
publish It's report of the industrial d.
velopment of the South for the first SIX
months of 1889. showing the total num-
ber OF new enterprises organized to be
2Gij, representing : Os G33, 600 OF
capital. as against 2.O23 new enter
pfiscs. investing Ssl sos 600, during the
first SIX months of 1855.
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appoin,ment of Collectors.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 2l.-The
President to-day made the following
appointments Collectors Of internal
revenue-Ehhu A. White, for the Fourth
district of North Carolina {. W.
Arnold. for the district of Georgia.
Collectors Of customs-Enos J. Penny
packer, for the district Of Wilmington
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A Medal. 10 MAJOR Armes.

PITrsBURG. PA, June z7.-About one
hundred citizens of Plttsburg have pur-
chased and forwarded to Major George
s. Armes. at Washington, a gold medal.
which bears the following inscription
Presented to Major George Armes by
one hundred subscribers. in >pproval Of
his pulling Governor Beaver nose. "
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The A,sorney-scnerars opinion

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June s7.-The
Attorney General has rendered an
opinion, in which he holds that a
national bank cannot be established
anywhere in the territory OF the i've
civilized nations in the Indian Ter
ritory.
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SEALED PRoPOsALs
OFFICr OF THE SCPEKINTENDESr
VIRGINIA PESIIENIfAKf,
Iun.4 l--0 \
PROPOSALS Will BE

lkAlNiA
June -. 1850. }
SFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received at this Office until fhlDAl,
June 2Sth at II O'Clock NJ. Dr furnishing
this Institution for the next three monthr,
commencing July lst, with the iOllowmgai-
ticle.. more OF less quantities, as require
ments dcmGnd-yiz.:
l25 barrels FAMILY FLOUR. sample;
Loo bushels good merchantable BOLiED
MEAL. sample;
1000 pounds RICE. sample.
1000 pounds BEOWN SUGAR. sample.
300 pounds PAKfOLA COFFEE. sample:
25 900 pounds BuL Liz BUTTS. SHOULDERS
or SIDES. SIMPLE;
1000 gallons low grade -lRJPS, sample;
5000 pounds 1uhPENriNE SOAP, SAM
pic:
900 gallons HEAD-LIGHr OIL. 100 de-
grees test
10 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT;
3 barrels VINEGAR.
The above goods 10 be delivered M the Nir-
ginia Penitentiary frcr OF All dfayage. ana IN
such quantities aud at such times as the -
perintendent may require them 10 DC uc'
| llyered. subject 10 inspection.
Separate bias VIII be received for fnN one
or moro of the above articles Marx name
aud pric. on zach sample.
Tue hoard OF Directors reserves the fHhl
| to reject any or all bids.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
". ". MOSES.
je2s-lt superintendent.
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.v.u-or.war . for peIaros.

LONDON. June 27.-It is understood
that owing to the complications caused
At Dllgoa bay by the eaction of the Por-
tuguese authorities. the American GOV
ernment has been asked to send man
of-war there, and that Mr.. Blaine Is
about to comply with the request.
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Rlew Out HE Bratns.

SIDNEY, NIB. June Els. c. Nor
gan. cashier OF the State Bank. blew his
brains out with a revolver this morn
ing at his home in this city. The cause
of this suicide was financial losses
which will probably lead to the suspen'
SION Of the bank.
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CHICAGO Juue 27.-A morning paper
saws that Patrick Cooney is in Chicago.
ard that he has been seen on the north
side within the past twenty-four hours.
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. .,,,s,c for lbe west Indies

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 27.-Some-
.;,,,a scnthe Treasury Department was
,,t",n..d ''po mo- that il was desired to take
,',,n,ber ,u,", Of Chinese laborers to the West
Indies. an application was maze LOT
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Weayers strike,

FALL RIVER. MASS, June 81. The
weavers at the Nasagansett Mills struck
work this morning on account OF dis
agreement arising from the discharge
OF a sub. overseer. ABOUT four hundred
looms are idle. The strikers will hold
meeting tomorrow morning.
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,,o,oy.,ssnna u,,dge wreck.

LArnoBE. Pa, June 27.-rhe work OF
searching among the deOLis ior DouieS .,ts
of the killed at Loyal Hanna bridge
was resumed this morning. Up 70 noon
the remaius of twelve persons nave peeh
taken from the wreck: ten yesterday
and Two this morning
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wes,ner indications for To-Day.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 81
Indications for Virginia: Fair,
FAR continued higher temperature.
followed Friday afternoon by
showers Snl slightly cooler
southwesterly winds.
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BANKRUPT
SHOE STORE.
NOW AT
519 East Broad ST.,
Will REMOVE july lsr TO
225 EAST BROAD,
3 EAST BROAD,
CORNER or Third STREET

... .fnrr We now orcuu, SIS rented hy
.t.or ~Inc dclicf. This is wh, ws move
r.. ..r. ,ol ar, deeIing with us. Come To-
...rrR sf0fc 221 East NHN AID SIREET
...rIl T-rAN luiv ID. Nc hnFc decided
f. r.na.n here m'n January. iep1 VIII
..ara. ia eivc better bargains u % any
Hl.'Ur In the city. itis oura'm to build
Ifl.s.frsde ln ihf, c.'y. That c1n bee
...e Il giving as we nir. mufc ior The
.. rau nnl onc else.
. 100 customer, know what our shoes
r. Ilu.l mistake Tine place aul number.
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wv ANTED-TWENTY GIRLS TO
w make cherOOts. steady work for goOd
hands. {. WYNN & CO.. 1916 cary street.
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