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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-10-02

ever. Perhaps way down in the future ages, WI en-
this civilization has passed into ancient history
and the stones Of this old prison have crumbled
to dust. another race of people may come, and in
their delving unearth that old wall. Then the
newspapers of that day will announce the discov-
cry of the ruins of buried city.
The person who continually broods over mis-
takes of the past can never hope to be successful
in life. If those who have already gained prom
inence in any Of the active paths of life had beep
in the habit of continually resurrectng instances
of past failures they would never have reached
their present favorable status. We should con-
tinually look to the path that lies before us and
let the irrevocable mistakes of the past sink into
oblivion True, it is very hard for those who have
made such great errors ours to forget them-or
at least not to brood over them; but this is the
only means by which we can in one sense redeem
the past and make a success of the future. Look
ahead, and we may be able to avoid the dangerous
chasms Of life; by looking backward we are likely
to fall into unseen dangers.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-10-02
DON'T FRET.

When worries and troubles surround you,
Don't fret.
Go to work!
You will always have troubles around you,
You bet,
If you shirk.
The world doesn't care for your woes.
Oh, no!
Not bit!
The man who is wise never shows
His foe
That he's hit.
Every of your neighbors has griefs of his own;
He greatly prefers to let your griefs alone.
And he doesn't at all enjoy hearing you groan,
So take warning, and quit!
-Somerville Journal.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-10-02

II have met this man." said the legal luminary
with extreme severity, Tin great many places
where should be ashamed to be seen myself"
and then he paused and looked with astonish.
ment at the smiling court and jury.-wash ington
Ratchet.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-10-02

- lOdCIHS VIu6eeS-lceUerSS.
Floating capital-vaga.bon
-Strangled justice-A hung jury.
"A hitch in railroad trafic-The tie-up.
Autumn leaves" when Winter comes in.
Steward Benner spent Monday and Tuesday
in Minneapolis.
CLERK Frank Brrry and wife visited the Min.
neapolis Exposition Tuesday.
Mr.. s. E. Rolph and F. w. Densmore. of Still
water, visited our editorial den Sunday.
-Ex.Guard John began was in the yard yester-
day. He looked just natural as himself.
Warden Randall. arrived home from the Ma
tional Prison Congress early yesterday morning
The stone cutters are hard at work getting out
window and door stills for the new shop building.
Brick for the new building is rolling in by the
car load. The brick Is coming from Wildwood,
Wis.
IF. H. Lemon returned Sunday from Tacoma
where he has been looking after his business in.
terests.
We see, by the newspapers that supt. R. H.
Dixon has secured patent moving machine
improvement.
Mrs. w. S. Lough accompanied her niece. Miss
d
to the prison Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. N. Bross. of st. Paul, were
visitors Monday. They will hereafter be regular
readers of THE MIRROR.
Miss Duggan, of Freedom county, who nursed
her brother through his long illness here year
ago. visited the prison Tuesday.
There will be q meeting of catholics in the
chapel Friday evening. Father Murphy desires
that all catholics will be present.
Statement of population Oct. 1: Working for
Thresher Co., liz; working for state. IVA; sick and
infrm, 81. Total population, 307.
Miss Nellie Lawton. of St. Paul. and Miss Jen.
ME Bartlett, of saltwater, shown through
the prison last Friday by Supt. Covelle.
Mrs. M. A. Elliott. and Mrs. T. Shannon, of
saltwater, Mrs. C. Martell, of st. Paul. and Mrs.
Lee, of Wis.,. were visitors last Thursday.
Milton Wilson. one of our old-time boys, paid
us a visit yesterday. He is running small broom
factory. and says that he is doing very well.
Prof. Charles w. McCurdy. of Winona, and
Miss Gertrude A. Stoker, of st. Paul. were guests
Of Warden Randalrs family Saturday and Sunday.
Guard Meehan's son. who is in the mercantile
business at Millbank. Dak., returned to his home
Monday after spending few days with his father.
Miss Retta Younger, who has been visiting her
brothers here. started Tuesday evening on her re-
turn to Texas where she will teach a winter term
of school,
Guard c. P. Austin is spending his vacation
with friends at Fergus Falls. Mrs. Austin has
been up there for some time, but will return with
her husband.
MIR. H. Pabst and wife, of Chicago. visited
this institution one day last week. They called
at our Office and had their names recorded in our
subscription book.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-10-02

The turnpike road to peoples hearts, find.
Lies through their mouths. or mistake mankind
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-10-02
On the Shelf

Miss De Muir: Papa always gives me a
book as birthday gift.
Miss DE Meanor: What fine library you
must have!- Puck.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Go 10 Derouin's.
Washington's birthday
M. Franlkel is in Chicago.
Read Julius j. Patck's announcement.
TheLenten easoncomnsnced wedncs-
day.
Read Derouin's advertisement, first
page.
County board meets again next
Wednesday.
Mrs. a. Parks is very in, threatened
with pneumonia.
The opera house scheme is gaining
ground cvery day.
Mrs. } f. Hooking spent several days
at Florence this week
W. r. Godshall, Of Beachwood, WAS in
the city Monday night.
William Doueet is having his annual
"tifi' with rheumatism.
largest stock in the city and prices
the lowest, at Derouin's.
supt. +. J. Gilbert is fully recovered
from recent attack Of pleurisy.
Capt. James Rowe made Iron Noun
tain and friends visit early this week.
J. +. Clancy, Of Amigo. an architect OF
ability, viii locate in this city. Welcome.
/ Robt. Munns, ~ the Armenia, was a
caller at this office early the present
Y t,,..k
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22

Theorists all the way = ~ Golden 10
Cleveland have contended that the cost
~ all products was enhanced by the
amount Of tariff laid ON the portion sent
hitler by foreigners. but against such
blind contention there stands the as
suranco OF market quotations that, m
every branch OF protected industries,
prices 10 consumers are now lower, and
wages 10 employees are now higher, than
when the national policy compelled de.
pcndence upon foreigu sources Tor the
larger proportion Of manufactured
articles used by our people.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22
TOWNSHIP BOARD.



CRYSTAL FALLS, January 5.--A regular
meeting az the township board was held
in the office al A. l.. Flewelling nj 1880 y.
m, with the full board present. Minutes
of hast meeting read and ON motion APP
proved. Following bills we've allowed "A.
l.. Flcwrling, legal services aud expenses,
500: Robert Sunderland, tcsinIng on
highways, $50; Chas. Lind, teaming at
cemetery, So VIM. Russell, services AZ
supervisors, $50: VIM. Mctarty, team ON
bridge, 81 go; v. Carr, labor ON hridce-
$t75; Il. Goold, labor on bridge, Sl.fo;
A. A. Metcalf salary as poor phySieain,
Sl5O: J l.. kimhall, stationery, zoe q.
NJ. Atkinson. printing records, $3.50 /;
total, SIO3 10 No further bu-lneSs np-
pearing the meeting ON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
JANUARY s.--A special meeting OF the
township board was held at tlie Office ~
A. l.. Flcwelhng az $3.50 p. M, with the
full board present. On motion Ol Justice
Schwartz seconded 10y Justice Henry, the
following resolution was adopted:
whereas. Il apl~.ar- TO this board from the
report uf the township trnkureF that n y not
possible 20 collect the taxes Of this township hy
the first day OF February. lnvo, nhh whereas
said treasurer desires further time IN which 10
collect said tax. therciors. be IL resolved. that
the time for the collection 81 said lakes ~ the
township OF Crystal Falls be extended thirty
the present warrant and bond oi said treasurer
continue Ia iorce.
ON motion 81 Henry seconded BY
Schwartz, the following resolution was
adopted
Whereas Il IL deemed aavisabehy this hoard.
nuw in session. that thr lower story ~ the town
hail be rented TO lhe village ~ crystal Falls a. -
protection house. therefore. be u resolved. That
the supervisor and CLERK DC aud are hereby IN
strlipted 10 execute q lease in the name 81 the
township az crystal Falls 20 the village OF 'rNs-
tai Falls. leasing the lower story ~ The town
hall 70 said village for The term oil ten years
I No further business appearing the
meeting adjourned.
FEBRUARY IA regular meeting oi the
township board was held IN the Office al
Justice Henry at 1870 p. IN, the lull
board being in Attendance The
reading oi the minutes oi the last
meeting WIS on motion suspended. Fol
lowing bills were allowed and clerk IN
structed 10 draw orders for the same
/ Wm. Russell, services as supervisor $50
I Daniel Urqnhart, highway work, 81 %
/ Or III. e. kimball, two months services
as health officer, SlG.67 Schwartz *
Brown, supplies. $40; G. NJ. Atkinson,
printing notices, Sl.35; total, S61 %,
I No further business appearing meeting
WAS adjourned.
;. ID. IIoLIIsrER, JR., clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22
Circuit court Terms.

MARQUETTE Michigan. October L. lsS9.~~i DO
hereby hx aud appoint the times of holding the
several term Of the Circuit court for the Twenty
hlih Judicial Circuit Of Michigan, for the years
1890 and 1891 AS follows, to Wit:
For the Year 1890
DELTA CouNrY-rhe hrst Tuesday Ia January,
the first Tuesday ia May the last Tuesday IA
September.
inoS CouxrY--The third Wednesday IN Janu
AIRY. the second Wednesday In May. the second
Wednesday in October.
MENo,iiNEE CouNTY-Thc third Tuesday IA
January, the fourth Tuesday In April. the fourth
Tuesday In August. the second Tuesday ina No
Veinher
MAnQuErrE CorNrY-rhe second Monday In
February, the third Wednesday ia May the
second Monday iu september, the first Monday
in December.
For the year 1871
DELTA rOuNrY--'rhe first Tuesdayiu January,
the hrst Tuesday In May. the last Tuesday IA
September,
iRoN CouSrY-The second Wednesday IN Jan
nary the SECOND Wednesday In May, the hrst
Wednesday ia october.
MENnMlNrE COuNrY--The third Tuesday ~
January. The third Tuesday IN April. the fourth
Tuesday In August the second Tuesday IN No
vcmber
MARQUETTE CouNrY-The second Monday IN
February the third Wednesday In May the
second Tuesday IA September. the FIRST Tuesday
Ia December & D. GRANT, circuit Jnuse'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22

First publication Feb. =. last March y.
The Cireuit court for the county az Iron. Fort
Dearborn National bank vs.. 1roNeland IRON
Mining iio-~ln attachment Notice II hereby
given that on the sixth day 81 January \. y,
1890 "A writ of nttaehmtut was duly iSsueu out
81 The Circuit court fnr the county ot iron, ~
the sult al Fort Dearborn National bank, the
above named plaintiff. against the lands telie'
menfN good rhattels. money and ELECTS 81 the
Gruvriand Iron Mining Co. the nrienntnt ABOVE
named Tor the sum OF ten Thousand. one huns
sirtd aud scyenty-suyrn ana seventy SIX one
hundresiths dollars. which said writ was
rsturnable on the fourth day 81 fehru.
AIRY. AsD 1890 Dated this Sth day of February,
1870 A. L. FlEwELiiNG,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22
Good Advice. showIng Result.

Edward Silsey, Chicago gives testi-
moni: "My wife bad catarrh twenty
five years suffered severely for six years
before she bsgan 90 use your remedy.
Unable Ca breathe except through the
mouth; la a most critical condition.
Tried everything without relief, when Dc.
stmetcr advised her 70 buy Clarke's Ex-
tn,et al Flax lpnpillonl catarrh cure.
Relief followed Immediately. She
continued 10 use II until she is now
entirely cured. Tier health has not been
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22

a WEEK or go ago The DIAMOND DmLL
cot Il good scoop" ON knight OF the
Currtnt, and il seems 10 have touched
that gentleman ia tender spot, cut HIM
tn tie quick. as IL we're; several sticks
~ miniou were required TO tell how IT
happened and tEatTHE DIAMOND DmiLs
editor Is assuming too much Tor ms
knowledge Of newspaper work. The
mnion says, by why Of conclusion.
When hehas beenstood up and knocked down
AZ. often a. We have hc viii DE content 20 let the
public judge 81 the splcndor OF his descriptions
This i taken az an insinuation that
the writer il mere novice AZ the work.
Let il be 80. The writer has been en-
gagged IA newspaper work much longer
time than is TO Mr. Knights credit, and
has vet Go receive his first knock down
The DIAMOND DAHL will continue TO
report ON the condition % mines and
mining IL conscientious and carciu
manner, as heretofore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22

Protection to domestic industries does
not necessarily mean high prices Tor
products. rs the attorneys for free trade
would have us believe. Its more inn
portant function X Go insure "a market
lor what is made at prices kept TO the
minimum by sticcompetition. Fer
illustrations Here X a company willing
a. put capital into "a wooden mill, and 60
give steady employment TO hundreds 81
hands. and TO be content with a small
profit. il given assurance Of market Tor
its goods. But Il. after purchasing -
stock OF wool from neighboring hrms,
and pay Ing out thousands % dollars for
labor. taxes insurance. etc, the goods
have To be sold in competition with those
II foreigners, who have paid lessior wages,
and nothing toward the support OF gov
eminent, schools, etc, the result will be
That homemade fabrics will disappear
lrom out mnrkets And they viii not
,enppear until the prices Of wages, and
material required ARE low enough ia this
,onntrv Go warrant competition with
thc cheaper made goods 81 foreigners.
THUS il il that protection gives that
assurance 81 market without which NO
prudent man will undertake 20 manu-
lici0fe anything at all This certainty
enables him 60 give work Go mcn who
.,ifhont a.. would be- forced into some
other calling. II not compelled 20 remain
Idle. The larger the number ~ enter
1si-r4 promising profit, the larger ths
number "a competitors viii he "nnd
among capitalists. the more 81 these
ths greater the demand for worklneu, tn
latpcr the proportion oi profits given io
unces. and tlic lower the prizes to con
siilncfe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22

A posrAI carl signed by Phil. i. Me-
Kenna. dated at EscAnaba, February
IS. was received az this Office.
The following item appears IN the rs
canada Calumet 81 this date:
Information comes 80 the Calumet by rs
Crane vine special, that the Gladstone EN.
press y J McKenna paper has gone bust.
II seems trile strange tors that gentleman
with such an amour, 81 valuable experience Ia
Ire newspaper business should allow hi- paper
ike McGiuty. TO 80 down Possibly faint 50.
In reply to the foregoing wish 10 state
that I have Ind nothing, whatever, TODD
with the Gladstone L,Xpress since the Inst
part ~ last December, and that u u has
ceased TO exist ! know nothing about ~
Thecntire plantwas tranicrred by me 10
the Gladstone Publishing Co., over TWO
months ago.
This * the only Information We have
regarding the death Of the Express, and
sincerely trust there j. nothing IN IT.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22

First publication Feb. ~ last Meh 22.
state ol Michigan. county Of lrou--ss, Pro-
hate court for said county Estate ut w. IL
Willerling, DECEASED. The undersigned hl'NnnS
heen appointed by the Judge Of probate FOR said
county commissioners on claims la the matter
of SAID estate, and SIX monthsiron the 1thday
oi January, A. ID. $500, having been allowed Dy
said Judge 81 probate 10 AL persons hQhlnR
claims against said estate u which 70 present
their claims 20 W. for examination aud adjust.
ment Notice Is hereby given that We VIII meet
ou tho 2ath day az March, $40, and on the
18th day Of July. 1890 at 81 O'Clock a. n., 81
each day at the Office OF probate Judge ia the
village ~ Crystal Falls Iva said county, 20 re-
ceiVe aud examine such claims. Dated fcbfu-
AIRY 20 1890
JOHN " pARKs, lron,ofssionars
ADoLrH LusrftETp.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22

sMnH, Of the Iron Mountain journal,
Il IN u fair way to get considerable Tree
advertising. very shady performance
was enacted at Pasco's joint IN that
city short time ago, in which "A man
lost his life. Herb. not only wrote up
the occurrence but gave his views IN the
case. and now Parco wants some oi
Herbs dollars. smith was asked to
rrtract but said no. and emphasized
il sufficiently 90 let his prosecutors know
that be meant Il.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22

Tx DnMoND Drill office. Crystal
Falls. was DESTROYED by ire three wears
aco last Thursday. In gmncing over IT'S
well-nlled news and advertising columns,
however, one can scarcely realize that u
was ever visited by 50 grent calamity.
Tar DIAMOND DRILL will appear tins
week m a twelve page paper. Long may
4 prosper.-Florence Mining News
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22
VILLAGE COUNCIL.
IorEIcINLl


CRYSTAL FALLS, February Z IL special
meeting 81 the bonrd OF trustees met IN
the clerks office pursuant to a call duly
made by the president, Present.. H.
Parks. president, Trustees u. &. Lock
wood VIM. Russell. VIM. Doucet and
John Fisher. Following report OF COM
mittee un construction al water works
was read and CA motion accepted ana
committee discharged:
10 the houorlbie president and trustees ofthe
.tii,,.i,,,,,ff Folir committee on construction
III water work.. beg leave 10 report as follows
Ia ssttling with the contractors, keatlus
Shechan. we Nonid advise friuctinH rom
amount q their by Of particulars oi feRrnarS
g. 1880. the sum oi $50, being amount charged
in said bih Tor ole IL foot vihvci ~ heilis INC
opinion ~ your committee that the pump couln
not be- started nor worked without such valve,
also that the sum of $500 be retained 40 the
village treasury 20 pay for the psarternk anu
unfinished carpenter work in the power house
Any balance left out 81 the Two I'nhdfra '.1i...rs
shall be remitted 20 the contractors, keatng q
Shgphmn AZ 81 which srSpectiully submitted
this 9th day of February, 1890
JoHN FISHER
Upon motion OF Doncctit was resolved
Ia allow the contractors, Heating 4 Shee-
han. $50 in place Of $50 Tor the foot
valve. which was unanimously carried.
Following bills were presented by Con-
tractors Heating x Sheehan, and Were,
upon motion accepted, after being care
fnllv checked over aud audited 10y the
auditing committee:
by original contract, SIP
! 100 90: ninety feet extra laying. az
4Oc. SIG. 20 leet, or Lao tbs pipe
at 81 .Gs. $50 freight ON pipe from
Milwaukee,. SIOOS IS yards rock
work at $3.50, s2u3; one l2ioot
valve, 500 extra valves and piping
\ for exhaust S22 so. steam coils a.
per voucher SiO3 bS, original con-
$40 $40 on mouse s''aoD. Sa''" 100 %
I pR To money paid a. per orders.
/ s1l 2OO.45; hunalo steam Pump
I co.. SBT5 OH Armstrong Bros, Tor
boilers SBO2 80. Oruggie A Selden.
gf75. Lake shore foundry, $40
o.; reserved for painting. 500;
reserved for labor 5000; reduction 49,,
On value, - 1919
p.iance dine ......................... 1853 0a
The clerk was, upon motion OF Lock.
wood, seconded by Doucet and carried
bv thecommittce on the whole, instructed
10 draw orders for the above amounts
including the balance due Heating q
Shcehhn. IN full settlement for the con
tract work on water works, less the $500
held back
Ii was moved by noucet, seconded by
Lockwood and unanimously enrrled 70
purchase the lead, pipe and other items
necessary for repairing pipe line, remain
ing ON hnnd. 81 Heating 4 Shcehan, ioi
the sum 81 S3l7.2O, aud clerk instructed
10 draw an order on treasurer Tor thai
amount and charge same Co general iund
until such time as IL h needed. Nothing
else being before the board. We Onmouor
adjourned. a. LrsrfiELp' CLERK
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22
Annual village Election.

Notice il hereby given that the annual village
election for the village 0i Crystal Falls viii be
held at the town hall or Monday March 10,
1890. az which election the following officers
arr to be elected. 10 wit.
one President.
Three Trustees for two years,
one Clerk.
One Treasurer.
one street Commissioner,
one Assessor.
One Constable.
One Ponndnaster.
Notice Is also hereby given that the village
board ~ registration win be ~ session ny tho
same place on saturday. Marh \, 1890. from
r. o'clock IN the morning until sso'clock Ia the
evening for the purpose Of completing the rrgis.
trition of the electors OF said village. Dated
FEBRUARY is. 1890 A. LuTFnLD, Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22

ssFor over year have had a break
ing out ON my lcg, which troubled me SO
bad could not walk, lex badly swelled,
of purple color, with eruptions so bad
that blood would oozc out il bore my
weight ON Il. | was recommended to ny
Clarke's Extract Of Flax (papillon) skin
cure, which have done. My les u now
well aud can walk two miles on u with
out any trouble" Signed, "A. -. Hay
ward" Clarke's Flax SOAP makes the
skin soft and prevents chappine. Skin
cure 81 90. Soap twenty-five cents
For sale by j. +. Hooking druggist
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22

A.LAxfEAR NommE. OF New York. has
endowed the Michigan Mining school with
4, 600. the money accruing from II 20 be
used for assisting some deserving pupil,
and for making the basis 81 "a fund 81
500, 600, in sumSeontrihuted by Others
for a dornitory building 40 the school.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22

40 good in many years." Price 500.
Wash the baby with clarke's Flax soap;
twenty-five cents. J. +. Hooking. druggist
now has the Flax remedies on hand.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-22

pg TO money paid a. per orders.
s11 200. 40, huflalo steam Pump
co.. S575. O5. Armstrong Bros, for
boilers. SBO2 30. Gruggie A Selden.
gi75. Lake shore foundry. $40
CD; reserved for painting, 500 ,
reserved for labor, 5000; reduction
an V4itla $40 ..... ...... 1,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
The Steamer MARYLAND IN n,.,r.,.

BALTIMORE. Md. December 6.-The
steamer Maryland, OF the Atlantic
Transportation Line, put into Delaware
Breakwater to-day in distress. The
Maryland was caught in hurricane on
December LIST. Captain Luckhurst, the
second cook, and tho boatswain were
killed, and FirstMate Lloyd had leg
broken and was otherwise injured.
Others OF the crew we're also hurt. The
Maryland had her chsrt.room with all
its instruments carried away, her wheel.
house smashed, and her boats all swept
away. A numbs of cattle were also
lost The Maryland took out q full
general cargo and some 400 head of
cattle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

A special feature OF this attractive clearing
sale will be a lot of manufacturers samples
nfty-seyen IN all-of INFANTS CASHMERE
CLoAKsAND sACQUEs, all Of which are In 10
soluteiy perfect condition These will DO sold
THIS WEEK at about twenty por cent less than
manufacturers COST. We have Caps 20 corre-
spond with these. and mothers with infants TO
clothe should not fail TO ssk TO be shown these
seasonsble and desirable goods sb very low
prceS
az NoTIcE.-Another los OF those popular
Black Coney Cspes, with storm collars, has iuss
been received. and ladies who woro dissppoint
ed yesterday Will now dad fnll limo OF slEes.
And Il lie needless 20 say tbss our store Is tho
Richmond headquarters on allthe nnsr grade,
OF Fur Goods and Autfs.