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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-22
2O1 AND 2O3 EAST BROAD STREET, CORNER OF SECOND.
WINDOW SHADES.


WINDOW W-sHADRs.
feet ong. feet wide. spring roller nrture, all
complete. &C.:
fee' long, feei wio, mafo ~ mo best opsgus
goods. sprug roller. al c0mplets, rssdJ 10
put W. ~. d winioS.
LACE CURTAINS
in endless variety aud s,ylcs from IN. pisin-st
% tie han1romo.t Tor s..b you cAn gst q O. 81
neat psir of curtains. win pois and all the NJ
tur.s complete, FOR ono window.
silver aud Poari Brals, jc..
satteens 10 fan p.'cei, nice styles sSc.-'ns
same kind y0u have been paying lssc. fof
Beautiful Dress 0MgLsus, ga, 40, and i@so-
warranted 20 wash. :
shepherds Plaid Dln ghsms.
10 pieces OF french Bro .Rief Cinghams, Soc
Gantlemen's linen collars, all styios, i0c.;
Gentlomen's LiIou Cun-. &c..
Imitation China six Tor fancy work, lf<c'
surah sllk-, Ia al shades and co!oT9. 49,
Black satin striled Grsi eiines. sl.iJ-el sht
sOlii Black Cbaliles, 9F
Remnants ot an kinds of Dress Goods 81 half
price. ......,.,,..,.,,,.
Turkish Bah sosrs. 20. dozen:
COgatcs T. - Palm, &c. dozen.
Black siiE-ft 1ished lienriattA A. 7lc.-she same
kind No Eese tcsn selling ci 81;
Black Eailie, an six, PC,
10, Colored Faiuc. Ia short lengths Tor trim
A fuii assortment OF Ribbons 10 all sssies ssd
colOfs.
Black SIX Nets and FioDnclns.. fuN supply
and st prices away below What they wcro earlier
In tho season. n you want handsome lac
dress don't fail TO ses cufs before you buy, Toe
we have marked tnem away down.
White Swiss Flolnrings iB Hsm5tlcDei snt
Vanfyke. We have i.si received or f0,stn
supply this season. and tao last lot Is prettior
tnan any va have had before. aud Irico lower.
Swiss iBsertings aud kdgcs. hamburg Ensinss
and Iusertings. whito aCd c0iored. al cheap.
Ladlor' tnem isetta- a. -. 3. =. and %
Ladies Pure Twisted biark SIX Hose. 40,
Ladles' Li5ie-TnreSd H0so, =, 2. 81, @s. aud
50.:
Torchon Lsces at, i,2aAS0,7 .. 10. i2k, L.
los, q, %, 3O, - ~. aad &c. per yard.
Black Velvet NDoOls.
sleeve Protectors, 10, i2S. 2), Is. and 81:
The bost 5.lc. Fr0n n Nogon corset ia the city.
FLOOR Oil.CiOth. one ysed vide, .3c.
Tyr0i0 C.oih, % inches wice. on e.egant hisg
for Summer drascrs, OnlY bAc. yard;
Carpet Warp, IN ait coi0r-, si.25
Cotton Yarn IA eit numDerS
SEQ our Remnants of Hamburg gdees and Ia
ser;ings-iacIory romnsot5 a. factory piicsA
fulluS SVcle G. Son,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-22

border-S1.2j the usual value. 75c. a
yard for n choice of all. The S1.48
Sash Ribbon reduced to 81 yard. The
7-inch all Silk MORE Sash Ribbons re-
duced to DC ward.
Pint bottles Of best Florida Water, 200.
All odors of the best Extracts, &C.;
Balley's Swansdown, flesh or white, &C.
box;
Hand Brushes, &c. each;
Tooth Brushes that were 8, 10, II, and
l5c. will be sold for &c. each
Camclia Bouquet Soap, lOc. a cake;
Colgste's various make of Soaps from 9
to lSc.
Beveled- Edge Hand-Mrrors that were
80 to sc. for 30c each
Two-ouncc wal of the best Flavoring
Extracts for l0c., four ounce for l5c.
Satin Polka Dot Parasols that were Sl.SS
will be sold for 81
Scented Cherry -Wood-Iiandle Gloria
Umbrellas that were 81. % for 81. 70 {;
Oxidizod Real Silver Handled Silk I'm
brelIas that were 50. 80 for 81.
Woollen Dress Goods will lie sold at
prices that have never been known be-
fore. It's done to reduce an enormous
stock.
2Jc. will buy All-Wool French Dress
Goods, the best frst-of-the-season
price Of which was 59c. All the
Dress Goods French, English, and
American, will be put into this sale.
3jc. will buy 3S-inch All-Wool French
Sergos GCc. will buy 81 and Sl.20
Henricttls; l25c. Will buy Black
American Half-Wool Challies Soc.
will buy Black and White Shep-
herds Check, Doublo-Width, and
scarce at 50c. 81 c. will buy 40
inch Black Briliantine; 81 will buy
Black 4G-inch wide l.5O Silk
Warp Henrietta. 40c. will buy
Black An-Wool Bordered Yelling
sec. will buy the usual Sl.25 quality.
35c. will buy our hest 4Jc. Corset
&c. will buy theusual Zee. Corset Clasps
4Oc. will buy a regular Toe. Summer
Corset.
Handsome fancy Gilt, '-'''--
that were 1Sc. al ORNAMENTS |
dozen will bel WV - -
sold for 2jc. ai-------------------'-----i
dozen
Chenille Cord will be sold for sc. yard
SILK Upholstery Fringes, lOc. yard ;
3Oc. Will buy II yards of Lawn
lOc. will buy l23 and l6.c. Gingham
nj the domestic counters
&c. will buy solid Brown lOc. Domes-
tic Gin2ham;
Sc. will buy good PIllow-Case Cotton.
The reductions 80 all over the house.
You can readily perceive the impossl-
bilitv of mentioning even all the depart
ments. not alone the various thousands
that are contained IN them.
80 Silyor-plated Spoons will sell for 3Uc.
per set the Table, 6Oc. These are
of reliable " Rogers " make-Sliyer-
plated on white metal.
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|DRAPERY NETS

line 73c. Fish Nets for SOC, the
l- silk Nets for s.. 70, and so
sl al the Nets, including the
c rcd as well.
4 Mitchell. Jr.. & Sons Glasgow
f----------'''-----''-1 that were BIC. a
GIXGHAMS yard will be dis
posed OF for
L-----D------'----'A i6sc
81 tho 10 to &c. Giughams will be
sold for 81 C. yard.
All the silk, Worsted, and Cotton
Ias,rs. Shlrt-Waists, and Blouses
ne REDUCED.
..:: as' !, ses; 5:: 1occs $ y: :. s.' I; :. ;;
l-----------iyard.
Black Hand Run Laccs, Il TO Is inches
wide. that were Sl.9l to S2.4j wall
he LOO yard
A reduction Of - per cent. on all real
Torchon l.aces-hne and coarse
alike. ..,,
No. 3 or : handsome all SILK
.'.---'''-''f-'''i in oil the best shades
ID,LLooo . to l2ic. was our price,
i''OVO''' &c. will be the selling
.....--.-.-.-.-----l price. All the Sash RIB
l.,--1t-inch Surah with wide Satin
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TRADE rs ALWAYS GOOD WITH US,
AND WE NEED NOT EXPLAIN THE REASON FOR THIS


quickly The qnckins and Smahp@ ys-
centrally located at F and Broad streets
ahomanu of ourGt
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SATTEEN


,,i. house. including fast-blacks, solid
.r. aud lrints that sold from - to
will he sold for lsc yard.
r...Unck Plaid and Striped Batiste
ard Organizes the pc. quality for
l-c.. tie l9c. quality for lJc. ;
a. tl. French Printed Flanuels that
olra 80 and 73c. viii be jpc,
pt. American Printed Outing Flan-
n..s that were ~ and l5c. will be
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MILLINERY.
PROPOSALS.

--r~.~e~-c~N-----'. ~ -e-NNoo~~N|(e'~0-
NOTICE TO THE BUILDERS AND
~ CONTRACTORS OF ALL TRADES-bid
will bs received until SATURDAY, June g, $50,
at 4 nl1ck Z. NJ. for the FURNISHING or TIE
MATERIALS AND LABOR 10 ERECT A BUILD
ING on Second street for the Grand Fountain, L.
.. OF I. X. The plans and specifications can DO
seen al Is. j. Blacks ONCE, on Bank street. bids
will be received separate or a. a whole for tue
different trades az the architects olnco or at lOo
west Jackson street, Richmond, Vs., on or before
the above date. Ths pricklaysrs and carpenters
must say what they will ALLOW for old material
found on the site. The trustees reserve the rigns
10 reject any or all bids.
w. W. BROWNE,
ALLRN J. HARRIS,
10 2s-it' Trustess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-22
BEGINS WITH
TOMORROW.

IN orlcr 70 illustrate the general re-
r. ions wo herewith sample a few:
A. ,ac printed India that
euc from soc. to S1.3j lSILKSI VIII
i sold Tor G5c. a yard
.ne 10 TO 79c. qualities will be Sold
nr zoe. yard;
Es. Lhajamas (Guinet's) that sold for
~l31 for 9Uc.
SATIN striped Grcnadine that was Sl.63
oi. uc sold for $l.l2;
T., Talle that sold for Sl.20 will DO
sold for 90c ;
ntcludIa Drapery Silks that were 80
t1gtc. will he sold for 6Jc yard
E.. Gros-Grain Silk that was Sl.40
Viii bc sold for 81
r.r, ~urahs that were Coo. will be sold
0r31.c.
SON ore aware OF the enormous stock
o'~i.s mere. ALLAREAT REDUCED
II.I.S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-22
UPWARDS
OF A
2uaAtea M;Mon
Nj f RICH A n DIS T.
Is PLACED
BEFORE YOU.

The prices put on them will in all pro-
portion be very much lower than at the
heretofore closing sales-frstly, owing
TO greater advantages in the purchases
OF the goods, and, secondly, owing TO
the impossibility of handling such an
enormous stock during dull seasons. Al
the least n hundred thousand dollars
worth OF the wares are expected to be
disposed OF in the shortest possible time
We have arranged the prices so that our
usual lowest stand by the side OF the re-
duced prices.
Pans 13xl3, 15c. ; 10-quart Dish Pans
Sc. Cocoanut- -Graters, &c. Block-1ln
Wash Basins, SC. Agate Frying Fans,
35c. Agate Stove Pots, large size, 9sc.
GAM II S AND HOME AMISE-
MENTS.-La Tennis, Lawn Fool,
Croquet, and others in great variety al
special prices.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.-Deco-
rated Salad Bowls Carlsbad Chlna),
CSC. +; Decorated Lace-Edge Comports.
7jc. Flinted TEAPOT Rests. 14c. De-
corated ice Cream Sets-thirteen pieces,
square shapo-Sl.79 per set; a, b, Z
Mugs, SC.
Big cut IN prices on every Dinner aud
Tea-Set in stock. Decorated Dinner
and Tea Combination. styled after the
Haverlein Ware. 49, pieces, at Sl5 per
set: Engraved Wine Glasses, GOc.
dozen: Eight Inch Crystal Berry Bowls,
lee. Nappies to match, &c. ; crystal
Salt and Pepper Shakers, &c.
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TTIE pATAIS ROYAL, III EAST BROAD sIKEEl:-
RIcNiONA L.
NTOTICE OF REMOVAL.

ou, METAL AND GklNDsTONR DtPAmtno Adr,n
vSW.r V has neen moved from Nos emo n0,sn nrw
lsnnr,senth ~ MSr street 10 No 70 PEARL bLoOn,
1,',b Fonrteenth street, adjoining our general
supply department. .tanA Increased IA
c,,,,,ss Tor conducting the BUSINESS, alu HoJ.
sss sne attention Of our friend. eSlS N Of t"H RoS ui
aud in lbe country to our snsrr ,ssssr ' AND Plate
i,;nT TIEPLATF, COPPER. aud other metsIs
ihVS, ih,V'oSs,y.t1nE- SPIKES, NAILS, NOVA sVoiiA
hnSnopio GRiNDsr0NEs, &C, &c; @oo;vp.Ny
sao1IIiTHERN HALLWAY sUPPLi Ooh, SsIst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-22

pieces and mstched Founcngs for Ladies and
ready for Inspection No such assortment be
the prettst patterns Hemitched Mt % W 10
wide For Misses ani Children Scaled ana
large line All
Oyef NIB oideriesto 10 su % Yokes and Trimmings
and medium width Swiss tboderles comprising
Vandyke all at the most popular prices
IN entirely Hamburg Edges Just opened from Sc to 25c yard
White and Black ana oh
y of pretty have the choice OF 800 pieces
5000 Yards Linen Laces ready show you the
lest NJ most durable patterns in
pieces and Striped and Plaid Outing Cloths and
q worth l2c
The p French Styles Zephyr Ginshams CoongS at l2ic they
shown as nicely the 2jc quality
new pieces ayar pretty enoughto sell at 25c
China Silks Egyptian Bates at loc
petlet material should bring c yard
Ladies' and Cbdrens beautiful designs
Fast Coors Red and Navy Blue Grounds
See our Black 25c, Henrietta Silk finished
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THE TOW ER.

T,OR SALE, AN OLD ESTABLISH
j. EDDRUGsfoRE In Aiexandria. Va. doing
. good business For further Particular I'D
drsss DRUGS, care Of Pessnastsr. Alexandria
Va 10 11-sss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-22

~ FRANK WOOD AND THOMAS
,cuIrrET arc admitted 20 en interes, ,,,a IA
~, ns,as.s from June 1, 1890. The nrn-hAi"e
will remain ,. ss heie'''T n ". WOOD & SONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-22
TUE LOWEST OF Low PRICES ARE HEI

THE LOWEST OF Low PRICES ARE HElIE~
NV T. no Finish Figured avnsw worth DC sacrificed at &c
rt,y Cacs full pieces styles, worth t;c sacrIhed -"
Irard White and White Batto worth tc Slc''ou "S
quality Chambny Cnghams sacriiced "I IO3.
quality order IressG Ginghaus sacrificed at
l-c ..ty Figured dSatn sacrificed at &C.
l.c quality China silk Drapery sacrificed d" &C.
j. cQ quality lsceS Striped Scrim sacrificed at SC
l quality striped remnants facriceo AT O@
lic y Imported India Linen Sacrlhceu al
PC quality Strlc French Pue Cords sacrheea AZ
l-c quality Figured u Muls sacrificed at lOc.
qua lty Blue striped English Serg s'crn'ei !" -
Be-. quality Black Shepherds Plaid Molair sacti'
quality Corl Novelty Striped Dress Goods sacrificed at &
quality Bachel Al-Wool Striped Serge sacrificed al 00c
quality Stainless Black, Fulkeguar hose "ii 5zo
quality Ladies cy-Iop Back-l5oot pattern rreHi ~
quality Cins Fast Black damaged sacrihced &C
3D. ad C. qualities Cblrens Black Ribbed Hose s@crincea ~
dae hight weight Black and Unbacnea HOSE
C, fine v Beenlar Cnbeahed Balbnggan SOCKS al 1Oc
laid English Outing Shlr sAciln'Vu AZ
G,leuel good quality Undernrts sacrhd a' i-
M Box rted Shirt Waists Percale and Outing sactnceu "
Pure White Ribbed ise Jersey Vests worth 2c sacl Geu "
Isi,s Cream Heltoi- Front Jerseys sacrificed at iic
Iur-lauea Towes worth 2ic sacrificed at &C.
ah Towels, and light striped sa'i a
Back, Cream and Colored Silks sacrificed at oe
LADIES' Striped Serucker UnderskIs worth QUO SA'iuooaa
81 quality Fs-Llack Plaid Organde sacrificed al &c |
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TF1E PALAl9 ROYAL a..
A JUNE SACRIFI ICE SAIL.

ema the 3 1Gk
Tmrno w
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in N
INA AND GLASSWARE STOCk Prices are cnt and
low indicate what are dong
MANY BARGAINS TO BE FOUND IN THIS COLUMN
1Oc 0ualty Clear pearl Buttons sacrificed at &C.
onaty Clear Pearl Buttons sacrificed at Oc
The Vernon ToohFrh everywhere at 3jc sacrificed at &c
Oakeys Baby Toilet sold everywhere at 2c sacrificed at c
Ooev Bounce Cologne sold at 5Oc sacrificed at 2
Bx,v Roya Shoe Polish sold at lOc, sacrificed at &C.
1nc boxes Writing Paper and Envelopes sacrificed at &C.
l0c packs Linen Envelopes packs sacrificed for lUc
Gold Decorated Japanese Parchment Fans sacrificed at l5c
4oc Embossed Sived Decorated Linen Fans sacrificed at Zyc
Soc Ivory Stick decorated Fans sacrificed at 2Jc
SOC Gold Stick Feather Fans sacrificed at 23c.
q "a Imitation Alligator Travelling patent nickel lock at 81
95c Steel Chain Purses new durable sacrificed at 2c
17c hanks b Golden Germantown Yarn sacrificed 2c
70 as Hemihd Indkerchief dozen Tor Zoe
olfs Sn and Dotted Pecle Shirt Fronts worth De at Sc
SACRIFICING PRICES IN CHINA TO CLOSE QUE
Imitation Cut CRYSTAL Wine Glasses half dozen for 10c
lJllvG wthtin covers sacrificed at &c
Coloed Glass Mustard worth DC sacrificed at lc
French Po ain 90 pieces w-rh 3 at SIS
Relecca-at the Well Teapot 33c size sacrificed at &c
sincb best White Granite Plates sacrificed at &C. -
Best White Granite Soup Plates sacrificed at &C. =
Fine Polished Saucers worth lUc ~ ic
Fine CRYSTAL umbl sacrificed at 4c
6inch CRYSTAL Fruits sacrificed at 4c
Maiolica Cream Pitchers sacrificed at 5c -
CRYSTAL oble sworthl lOc sacrificed at &C.
Nickel Clocks good time keepers sacrificed at SIC
3l,otle Nickel Top Imitation CutGlass Casors at l9c
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here the place to huy them is also
India Linens at & and oc yard also e ue
a 12, lG3. and 2oc, all worth more money
rretest Lace Plaid and Striped Musns Mt - ~ ana l
Musln all kinds OF open
Work and Plain Iuckings
pieces p Figured and Dotted Swics shown our city
a and 3lc NJ.
Fine and Sheer l2 and 2 also large line Of Iuos
ut ~ l6'c, excellent for dress wear.
Infants Misses Null Muslin and silk psand Hats from
piece up tot mo stylish that
Chdrens and Coak Sfeauy
reduced figures
Black Embroidered cheap also full hns
Of Shwls suitable for this
Weo Iaio Linens and Napkins
Ats l2 Il, 2 and jc best goods good values
Gloves large line . and sec pa best grAdea
Newt and
Every OF TRY THE NEW DUPLA
Lace Curtains brought oour
beautiful AlSk Windsor Scas at Zoo
yar GugRm the cheapest stun IN town.
Ladies' Men Children Infants 2oc cannos
be beat thee 10Th Silk and Lise Hose
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hamrs sheyN
mpcs
mcnp p
to
dmumat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-22

Handsome fancy Gilt.
that were iSc. a.
doZe II will be.
sold for 2Jc. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-22

Every Suit
will have %
er ce n (.
taken off from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-22

Attic Black Silk
~
that were Gd
70 gsG Will be
-,r,l
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! The s1.49 ones sell for 81 set;
/ Sheffield Silver-Plated Knives for 81 a
set
i o1 AZ picblo-Coetora for Tn
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that we're &c. a
ward will be dis
pOsed Of for
lEHa
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04

exaggeration to say that it has
made Mr.. Harrison more popular
with republicans in both branches
of congress than he has ever been
before, and the party leaders ex-
press the belief that it will put an
affective quietus upon the small,
very small minority of the party
in congress that lost their heads
over the result Of the late elections
TO such an extent as to be willing
to abandon one of the cardinal
principles Of the republican party
in order to carry favor in certain
quarters.
It is now an absolute certainty
that no backward steps will be
taken by the republicans during
this session of Congress. The cry
is forward, forward" and the
marching will be done to the same
old party music that has led the
party to its greatest triumphs in
the past, which will be repeated in
the future, just as certain as intel
Iigencc always in the course of
time gets the best Of ignorance.
The republicans are still in control
of both branches Of Congress, and
republican ideas will dominate all
the legislation passed between this
and the fourth day of next March,
and in spite of democratic threats,
hOwls and piteous appeals the
original republican programme,
mapped out long before the cleo
tons, is to be carried out to the
letter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04
The Supreme Judgship,

We notice by our exchanges
that the name OF Chas. NJ. Webb,
our circuit judge, is generally and
favorably mentioned for the office
of Chief Justice in place of Justice
Cole, whose term expires next
year.
While we have no knowledge OF
Judge Webb's wishes in the mat
ter, we do know that the members
Of the bar of this and adjoining
circuits who have had occasion to
practice in his courts are unani-
nous in pronouncing him a very
able judge, and that he would have
their support for the above named
position.
He is now completing his second
term, and last spring was unani-
mously elected for a third term as
judge Of this circuit, and his nom
ination now for Chief Justice would
meet with the general approval OF
the bar and the people Of this part
of the state.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Speaker Reed, as the hands on
the big clock facing him indicated
noon, called the House to order
and formally declared the second
session Of the Fifty-frst Congress
opened and ready for business.
After prayer by the Chaplain the
Presidents message was received.
When the clerk began reading the
message many Of the members
were listless or intent upon reading
newspapers or writing letters; but
as the burning words Of patriotism
and party loyalty, which not even
the sing-song tones of the profess
ional reader could make dull, be
gan to pour forth every form was
erect and the closest attention was
paid to every word. Speaker
Reeds face was a study as the read
ing Of the message proceeded. He
smiled most eNpressively, and from
time to time nodded his head in a
manner which said as plain as any
thing could those are my senti-
ments;' and occasionally brought
his hands together, as if to con-
graduate himself for being a mem
Der of the same party as the man
who could write such a ringing
and timely message just after his
party had been defeated.
The democrats too paid close
attention TO the reading Ofthe mes
sage, but their faces did not beam
with satisfaction at the strong
points as did those Of the republi-
cans. Republicans are all con-
graduating the President, and the
opinion is universal among them
that the message is one Of the best
ever sent TO congress; and it is no
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04
Begg's Family Medicines.

These medicines are daily ginning greater
popularity, and the greatly increasing demand
for them can only be accounted for by their
true merit. They are prepared with the utmost
care, and each medicine is put up for partic-
ular disease. Every bottle is guaranteed to do
all that is claimed for it on the label so that no
one who buys a bottle of Beggs Family Nedi-
cine can be disappointed. Sold at j. E. Daily &
Co.'S drug store.
For SALE.-Mr. Geo. R. Gardner
having purchased the Neeves' residence
now offers his residence and lots in the
second ward cheap. Easy terms will
be given the purchaser. For particulars
enquire of Mr.. Gardner. If.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04

The narrow escape of Mrs. B. N. Searles, of
Elkhart, mo, from premature death is Won
derfll. She states that " for twenty years my
heart troubled me greatly. I became worse
Had smothering spells, short breath, Auttering;
could not sleep on my left side, had much pain
in breast, shoulder and stomach. Ankles swell
ed. Had much headache and dizziness Treat
ment did me no good, until I tried Dr.. Miles
New Heart Cnre and Restorative Nervine. The
first bottle helped me, and [ was soon virtually
cured. For sale at Woods drug store. A fine
book on the Heart and Nerves free
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04
Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved.

From letter written by Mrs Ada E.
Hurd, of Grotin, S. D., we quote:
Was taken with bad cold, which set
tied on nv lungs, cough set in and
terminated in consumption. Four
doctors gave me up saying l could live
but short time I gave myself up to
my Saviour, determined if l could not
stay with my friends on earth, l would
meet my loved ones above. Ny
husband was advised to get Dr. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds. [ gave it trial, took in all
eight bottles; it has cured me and thank
God | am now a well and hearty
woman" Trial bottles free at john
son, Hill & Co.'S and Waiter Woods
drug store, regular size. SOC and S1OO. t
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TIE WORLDS FAIR.

The excitement caused by this great event is
scarcely equaled by that produced by the great
discovery of DR.. Miles-the Restorative Nervine.
1t speedily cures confusion in the head fits,
sIeeplessEess the blues, neuralgia. palpitation,
monthly pains, etc. c. W. Snow & Co.. of Syr-
acuse, y. Y; Talbot and Moss, of Greensburg,
Ind. and A. W. Blackburn, Of Wooster, O.. say
that The Neryine sells better than anything
ever sold, and gives universal satisfaction
Dr. Miles new illustrated treatise on the Nerves
and Heart and a trial bottle free at w. L. Wood
drug store. t
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04
WATCHES.

For $13, We offer an elegant gold filed
case with good American movement.
For SIG, we offer a beautiful gold
filed hunting case, with your choice Of
same grade American movement.
For $40, we offer a beautifully engrav-
ed, gold filled, Boss Case, with an eIe-
CANT ieweled movement and make.
Any of the above watches We will
send you on selection, and If not found
just as we represent, they may be
returned at our expense.
LORD Bros. JEWELLERY Co,
131 Grand Ave, Milwaukee.
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Buckien,s AFniea SaIye,

Tie best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, litter, Chapped Hands
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by ".
L. Wood and johnson, Hill & Co.