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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-12
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ANoEMIEn.--In this city, June 10, 1880, An
thony Angemier, In the 58th year OF MS age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfuiiy invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, No. G73 81 Joseph street, FRI
day morning atsM o'clock. High Mass mt ~.
Josephs church at o'clock. Interment Mt ST.
Mary u cemetery. It'd
RuoAps.-June II, 1880, in Bird.ln-iland,
John Weaver, only son Of Lcvi X. and Magda-
lena Rhoads, In his 30th year.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited 10 attend tho funeral, nom
the residence of his parents, ON Saturday after
noon at ~ o'clock ut the house and 500 o'clock
at the Presbyterian church at Paradise. Ser
vices az the church. 2tds
BAKER June L. 1890. near Hohrerstown,
Eiizapeth Baker, In the nincty-siSth year OF her
age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral, from the residence
OF John Shcirich, one mile west OF Rohrers-
town, ON sunday afternoon nj 2 o'clock. Ser
vices In Lutheran church mt Rohrerstown. 3td'
sTANToS.-ln this city, on the 18th inst, Miss
Sarah NJ. stanton.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 3oi North
street, ON saturday afternoon ut o'clock. It'd
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FINELY DISCOVERY.
BopDuBD bv FlRExsx BFFsRE IT
! sllHs xUCa HEADwAT.
(ks-story Business House, Occupied
= Peoples Tea Co.. and Photo.
SSer Cook, Damaged Last Night.

SsuBiA. June l2.--A fire occurred
Il III Sluing about o'clock In three-story
\, nouse on Locust street, adjoining
allows hall, which ct one time threat
be . serious ono. The ground hoor
he'd BY the Peoples Tea company.
4 ~elline part was vacated few days
q "a the third. story IL the photograph
> - OF VIM. 4. Cook. The lrouse was
Il 1ocovored TO be on fire on the roof and an
I'm was soon sounded. The fire depart.
01voeal streams played on the burn
ri roof. In short time the
E3jdlne was flooded and the damage
4 E 9r1nter by water than by fire. Mr.. Cook
G1Skod that the origin Of the fire 10 not
known. About o'clock smoke was seen
4ning from window on the upper floor,
1 when Mr.. Cooks attention was called
g - aaid that II came from burning paper.
building il owned by the estate of
~ Reuss, of Philadelphia, and Is
ia by insurance. The loss to the
q At's Tea company will be heavy and is
Ia CO time the fire looked threatening,
0awfne prompt service of the Gre depart
g1oWhbrevented danger to the other build
1dlng let wedding took place this morning
I3I4r q residence OF Henry Pfahler, en-
4no street, the contracting parties being
|Sf th fame Pfahler and Rev. William
4sus spof Fairberry, Nebraska. The cere-
|34 nre vas performed by Rev. Geo. Wells
[31he ~ the Presbyterian church, In the
ksotefnoSe of the immediate relatives. The
hR.o bseft to-day for their homo in the
Sergeant, csnvasman of the
Dro4 WAS drunk last evening and walked
nt u private residence. He was arrested
AQkeken before Squire Hershey. He
ischarged upon promising TO leave
in aUcsr Keech arrested man last even
An nd was on his way to Squire Hershey's
fooWe when companion took the man
'@noSy from the officer.
n Bhn w. Grier, editor Of the Jersey
DN14re vidctte, is In town.
6AIau. Zimmerman Supplec, OF York, IL
~ SShAdlng to-day with friends here.
rs pAs. John O. Denny, of Harrisburg, is
my - '-sriends in town.
k6rty. cy, GSvittick arrested Frank Wilson,
ccoes sin town last evening, for deser-
Ee, A..- was taken to that place this
~ w9lair, living on Perry street, re-
k1s4ahe svere burns about his hands last
XS. !. The wind blew a curtain against
- ne ID lamp, and tho curtain took fire.
- alhg to put out the flames Mr. klair
- psfrned.
~ rQa6a,rmances of Van Amburg's cir
4 irsood.
b Z conrriage of w. Hayes Grier and
~ thea v. Patton, daughter of Gen.
pf hes,n, will take place this evening
u fr~"hodist church.
- ~ dfven, H. B. Rhodes, and w. O.
cafBe'ent TO tho editors meet ut Mt.
SShpteading, r to-day. Tho affair is ten
"a ,red TO Pennsylvania editors by the
3afeslphis 4 Reading railroad company
SRyip boat sunk IN the basin opposite
4e vthurnace yesterday. The boat Is
l, glOrth coal for II. +. Bruner, and Il
20 4 caused the sinking. Tho water
iAaF .rtially drawn off the canal lcve
40 Wy, and an attempt made to rails,
sz1hf >4wnee fair will commence TO.
- company will make street
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FRIDAY, JUNE Is.

For this Day only we offer as follows
NO. l..
One lot of Plain and Fancy Ribbons,
comprising the following
Nos. ., I and . Satin Ribbon, plain
and gros-grain edge satin also No II
Grenadine Ribbons, satin striped, No. 8
Blocked Ribbons.
Nos. and 5, All-silk, Satin and Gros-
grain Ribbons, heavy quality.
All the above are good desirable colors,
for this day, at &C a yard.
NO. g.
One lot Of Ribbons as follows: Nos.
II, l6 and %, Double-faced Satin Rib
bon, pure silk. Nos. Il and 10, Grena-
dine Ribbon, satin striped. Nos. l6 and
%, Satin Ribbon, picot edge. Nos. l6
and II, Fancy Striped Ribbons, also
Plain Gros-Grain, with double satin
edge. All of the above for this day at
l0c yard.
NOS.
One lot of Ribbons as follows: Nos.
L., l6 and 20, Double-Faced Satin Rib
bons, some two-toned No. 80, Fancy
Grenadine Ribbon, For this day at l5c
yard.
NO. 4.
One lot of Ribbons as follows No.
22, Pure silk Gros-Grain, satin corded,
fringed edges, in the leading colors.
Nos. Ii, 30, 30 and 40, Fancy Satin Gros-
Grain aud Grenadiue Ribbons. No. l6,
extra heavy quality, Double-Faced Satin
Ribbon. No. l6 all Silk Gros-grain
Satin Edge. No. Is, Moiree, satin edge.
All of the above for this day at l9c "a
yard.
NOS.
One lot of our Finest Fancy Ribbons,
in Nos. %, 80, 40 and so. For this day
at 29c yard.
BLACK GROS-GRAIN RIBBONS,
all silk satin edge, will be sold for this
day.
No. o. at &c yard.
No. II, at lie yard.
No. l6, at lie a yard.
No. ~, at Ice yard.
No. 30, at 22c yard.
No. 40, at 29c yard.
Nine-inck Moiree Sash Ribbon, at Ice
yard.
The choice of these Ribbons will be
picked in the morning. Come edriy!
Besides the above Special Sale of Rib
bons, Friday is as always our Cheap
Day.
Everything will be sold at less than
regular price.
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Ph,rsdelphiens Fail.

Ex-Register Of willis Walter r. Rex, Of
Philadelphia, and his brother, Dr. George
A. Rex, have made an assignment The
assignment OF the former Is said 70 have
been caused by the recent failure OF Alfred
q. Rex, brother Of the ex-register.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-12

Samuel N. Coe, well-known under
taker Of Canton, Pa, died on Wctinesday
one finger and got poison In IL from a
corpse few days ago.
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oeSs arletta Welding.

~, a,,-.s to be popular town
10 get married, and there
m. .Asdding there to-day. The
Eosat g. B. Pleafn, principal OF
raed yh school, and the bride
~ rpsdlsiu. George Rudisill.
1de, was the best man, and
INC Lancaster, maid of honor.
whip1ony was performed by
Where ofShamokip, brother.
ulM ~. The wedding was very
NJ PN there were very many
mas fble presents. Alter a
q revrand groom started on
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-12

Lancaster Council, American Legion Of
Honor. will be instituted this evening, In
Odd Fellows hall. A delegation Of Grand
Council officers will be present TO partici-
pate i'm the ceremonies.
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'SdRy Present.

y too ii. Tshudy, a we'll
Sbut o recorders Office, at
nm, thday. He entertained
ny her clerks with ice
.withnd to-day they pre-
IA poselegantly- framed pie
hi who gives victory.
H >eech was made by
iuia ar. o'Mr. Tshudy replied,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-12

Looking Amer Church improvements.
There will be a congregational meeting
In the chapel Of tho Presbyterian churcn
this evening at 3 o'clock 10 consider the
matter of church improvements.
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s,raw,,crry re.tiyal.

The Olivct Baptist congregation win hold a
stra wberry festival In their church this and 10.
morrow evenings, and q big crowd and cool
time are expected.
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A wedding Mt Lincoln

Hezekiah weidner, of Lincoln, Lancas-
ter county, and Miss Kate Fasig, OF Read
ing, were married at the home ofthe groom
on Wednesday.
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HAGER&BROTHDR.

Twlled Cotton Towelings, 3Isc, IL and Sc per
yard.
Russia Crash Towelings, 70, Sc, Toe per yard
Twilled Linen Towellngs, 7c, Sc, loo per yard
Twilied Barnsley Towelings, l2,ac, I5c per
yard.
Fine Huck Towelings, i2Isc, l5c, 2Oc per yard
100 Dozen Huck Linen Towels, Sc, l0c, l2l.c
100 Dozen Huck Linen Towels l5c, 2oc, &c
50 Dozen German Huck Towels, 2oc, 25c, SIC
10 Dozen Blesched Danask Towels, 25c, SIC.
5Oe.
All the above Towels in Plain White and with
Colored Borders, and the finer quality with
Knotted Fringe.
Extra Values In Cream Linen Table Damasks
from 2Oc 10 50c per yard.
Bleached Linen Table Damasks from S7Isc 10
sloO per yard, In Leaf, Block, Spot and Dice
Patterns with Napkins to match.
Bleached Linen Damask Table Cloths In s..
loi, i2-iand III sizes. with Napkins to match,
In newest design and all qualities.
Special Low Prices in Msrseilles Quilts, sum.
mer Weight Marseilles Quilts and Toilet
Quilts.
100 Crochet @ ants at sl.O0 and sl25; usual
price sl,2j and $3.50.
We invite the attention OF Landlords, Public
Institutions, Boarding Houses and House
keepers generally.
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!, ,sbafhs Cases.

Bp 1d
81. .shaERs Cases.
y fblica es Kranzt was sued
IdirAptioe lbel el, for drunken
Ilo, seecia against each other.
= sdenrantz paid the costs
q L,nd Enent before Alder
70 pow ing.
q sriff L Farmer.
W iva farmer, aged 67,
n p, Berks county, on
,is four brothers is
Doe poenver, this county.
in Ii 'enp9i. fishing.
ngrU5w the well known
~ -. Keller, of Lafa-
pun fishing along the
Hu gA Manor township,
prosoY caught no less
- Re
Ju art y-womap.
pub fieshpown old woman
NJ they Nme at North and
the lrning. She had
Painns' to fright ish iGe%s fpo@
came greatly pros
- ppdou btedly has
DsatA was between IS
|ropho--
nd iIraduate.
n puhbs Of the West
= hia this years class,
and Robert An
ykhe&-
the mittee.
11sl aba No. 500, 1. o.
n Jacon Otthofer
W1eh the similar
- and encanp-
5ntsf for the Grand
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-12

NiSaHi iiCiiiiCttdS, &o, n,
50, 75c.
Pink and Blue Henriettas,
size.
Dotted Swisses, I2H, II, 20,
to soc. yard.
Victoria Lawns, 10, I2H, IS,
II, 20, 25c.
India Linens, 10, I2H, IS,
II, 20, 25c.
Plaid White Goods, 7, 10,
I2H, II, 20, 25c.
Plaid and Plain Black Lawns,
IaHc. a yard.
Outing Cloths, 8, 10, I2Hc.
a yard,
Dress Ginghams, 5H, Oh,
8, Ioc. a yard.
White Laces,. l, ?, ), a, 5 to
a5c. a yard.
Ruchings, 5, 5, 10, I2H, II,
20, 25c. a yard.
Lace Caps, 20, IS, 37H, 50,
o2H, 75c, 81.
Summer Corsets, soc.
Silk Mitts, I2H, II, 20, IS,
S7H, soc.
Gloves, 10, I2H, II, 20, IS,
37H, soc.
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A HAPPY CHANGE


yards wide
AN ITEM
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30

FLOOR OIi-CLOTHS.-YoI can buy Floor Oil
Cloths from us that you can depend on-goods
that Nli not rub Or gum up. large STOCK 10
select from. We warrant every yard.
Good White Tape-choice of two widths-l2c. Tor
dozen rolls.
II will pay you to buy Ssirt-Draid by The dozen.
We sell You tho best oiack a 46c. dozen.
WHITE SPKEADs.--ior 81 We give you the
beat spread YOU ever saw for the price, and our
spread al $50 is positively worth So 80. Our
GermaG-American White Spread az SOC. 10
splendid value. Narseilies Spreads At $50, g,
s. "a. a, 8, and $3.50. see tho large-sze Coored
Crochet spreads at &C.
SEQ the superior quality Satin-Kdge Black
GrOs-Grain kiObon-No. at lOc, No. y al Exc.
STAMPED GOODS.
Lenoz Art Scarfs ani i able Runners. beautiful
designs
Stamped Linen Bibs az Zoe. worth BE:
Stamped Splsshers az i2Hc " ,rtn .Jc.;
stamped Splashefs 81 90c. woIn JOc.;
Stamped PillOW-Shams az 10. pair;
Stamped Buffet SCARE, Irsy-Cloths. Tides,
Mats.
Sec tho stamped Lncn Mats at sc. apiece.
The Shirting Percales, in dog, horse, aud anchor
patterns, al &C.
Extra bargains in Cashmors Shaw!s aud ScaTfs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30

In Black Fish Ne, and Drapery Net We are
showing a beautiful line.
Plain Black AI-Slk net at T5c. yard;
Ail-silk Black-Strped Net al 81 worth SlO;
Black Daisy Figured Net st II SO worth %;
Bisck Scroll Figured Net az sJc worth Sl.2>.
Cream Oriental Lace Fiouncing az &c. a yar1;
Black Figured Ne: Lace flounciug a; 4Sc.;
Black Guipure Flouncing az q % worth %;
Black Spanish Lsco tlounclns At CSC. worth
Sl.M
Many GOOD values in Swiss flouncing. Eiging,
aud InsertinRs.
% pieces Hamburg lnser;ing at 1871 aud 1890
qualities positively worm % ana &c
30 dozen Unlaundered Sbirs. linen bosoinS
cuffs aud bands. reinforced. at re
Gsntlomen's Jeans Drawers, well made, 80.
pair.
turkish Buffet scarfs at isc worth 75c.;
xnO;ted- End Tur6ish Scarfs, l0i.
Larse-Size Turkish Bath roweis, iOe.
The best Black Darning Cotton pieces for Sc.
Tetzner's German Crochet Cotton, sl'-pacssge
OF eight ounces.
Chidrens vandyke Collars, l5c. worth 2jc.
Black and White Cheek shswls, Ss152 al soc.
Remnants OF Irish Linen In al lengths from half
ayard 10 yards at IL. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30

When you want Household Articles. China or
GlasSw ere, come - or department ana your
be a., onished az the money goa Will save
4 lucky f9,l0J ash purchase made iasi week
enables us 10 offer you the following speclal
bargains:
Good silver Plated Teaspoons, soc. per dozen
cool silver Plated bie-SpOlu., fac. per dozen
rho atoye arc Lrst-claas goods and VIII wear
very we'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
.rcr,ov p,RcArys IN WHITE GOODS.

AlIllOH DAnJNl-f9 ~ " 81 - -
Our buyer bought freely a. The Secent great
white Goods sale In New York when n
ables Us t. sell pretty Lace striped Auslns
at5t,c.;
Good striped Naiusooks At g..
The usual l0c. quality Plaid Muslins In pretty
large plaids al &C.:
The l2Hc. quality Plaid Mrsllns IT SIC;
lose. quality Lace Plaid and BrocaIei Muslins
az lie;
Zoe. quality Checked Nainsook In small pin
checks aud small plsids al S'5r.;
Sheer Imported Linon d'lndia mat viii not wash
thick s'sc.-p1sitiyely worh !24c;
Ahuer quauty at 12Ac. worth as c.;
Nire quality Alloyer Tucking az &c.;
Fine White Lluen Lawn ct Eye;
French Corded Piqus heavy cords, worth 1890,
for L &C.;
50 dozen very finest Linen DamasS Fringed Fin
ger Bowl Doiiies, exquisite patterns and
quality, at Jc.-positiyely cost more TO I'M
port
2s dozen Chidren's Stamped Linen and Feeding
Aprons az &c.;
Another lot Of All-Llnen Bleached Damask Din
ner Napkins az zoe. per dozen;
Fast color Turkey-Red Table Damasks, pretty
styles, az S-c.
Red aud White Block Pattern Turkey-Ked DAM
ask at 49c.-sell everywhere AZ &c.;
The rest Blcached German Linen Table DAM
asks, soft finish without dressing, entirely
neT designs, 20 inches wide, at b2c.
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NOTE THESE BARGAINS.

Best quality nve-piece Tin Chamber Sets, sec.
Barooire Jardinierss, special bargain Al Sl.20
worth So
worth double
Thin Engraved Crystal Goblets q, g. worth
Thin Engraved Crystal Tumblers, cut edge, AZ
g.. worth double:
Handaeme GOis-Band Tes-Sei OF finest pOrce-
lain, "a Pie 80, at tsL99 worth $3.50;
A handsome Imported China Dinner-ss'. lovely
decorai ions, I2j pieces. sl0s9--thls Is an ex-
traoriinpry bargain anu worth fully 1880;
A beautiful HHnd-Painted China Cuspadore a.
3Sc
Pretty Table Lamp. IS Inches high, colored base.
cut-glass f0gnt, and largest SIZE burner, az
59c
Dew-Drop Patterns Crystal Ice-Crsem and Fruit
sRueers NJ IS. each or 3}c. q dozen
Goli-Ban Decorated China cups and saucers at
i5c. p pair;
Tin Cake turner's, &c.
Potato Washers, s..
Largest Size silyered Tin Walters. loc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
KID GLOVE BARGAINS.

Notwithstanding tho recent hesvy advance In
Kid Glove prices We are selling Them lower than
ever.
We place on sale tomorrow IS dozen 4-button
Cndfessed Kid Gloves, strong and elastic
article, IN tan shades, rs SOC.
Our usual 81 quality Undressed Kids In blacks
aud states az &C.;
Misses Real French Kid Gloves at SOC. worth
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EASTER DRESS GOODS.


\ superb auehty Of Lupin's Atwood silk-Fin-
isled Henrietta, IN the newest shades OF
Steel Rnd biGr-Gray, Light and Medium
Tar, G0iien-broWn, 30 -. We invite COM
parisou with tie 81 quality sold by other
houses.
A 45-,uch-Hilc Handsome Au-Wosl French Hen
rio,ia, M al tho new spring shades, at osc.
worth ajr..
Handsome line Of ce- ana 10 nch-wide stripes
% mach solid color~ at 40c.;
Doubie-Wiith Moha.r PiaiCs az 2jc.-wonderful-
ly stylish and good Tor tbs price;
Bla"g-aul-N nilo shepherds Plads, ~ Inches
vide, Al 35c.--wCco Sc;
few pieces Of Sjc. DO4ble-Midth uenrieitas
reduced o lSi4c.
BLACK GOODS.
Lup.n's fine Ail-Wool Black Nuns swelling. 80
iuclcs wide. handsome quality and beau-
tiful BLACK % So worth fully 15c.;
Prie-;leys >iA-N arp Henri atias, So inches wide,
az soc.--would be- n ap GtSl
Priesuey's All-WOJi henrietias, 10 Inches wide,
slft and SIX finished, jet and Blue Black, at
We mase a specially Of a Good Black All-Wool
Henrietta at 5oc II you went 10 psy that
price for q dress see II before purchasing;
Lupins Black Ah-Wcol Bunting at 25c.
BlacS-anl- " hite hair Line striped All-Wool
Bunung az &c.
SILKS.
We shall boom tnis department by Offering
good values or extraordinarily low prices.
Fancy silk Nets for Hat Trimmings original
price g, our price 49,.
Fancy SIX Velyets AMI Pushes for Hat Trim
mir g---were sl.5O, our price 25c.;
Handsome Ali-Slk faillea. every color, at Sc
sold ~ 81 all over town;
Blaca Ai-elk taille. - inches wide-warranted
10 Wear Well-at Sc. worth &i.2j;
Heavy Black Gros-Grain SIX warranted All
six and 10 wear well-at iJc.;
line OF ,i15 striped ana Brccadef Fancy Per-
s'an >ilks reduced 10 ST.;
\ liae OF Gjc.. zoe, and &c. striped Surahs re-
duce1 soc. 4:
A compiete lac OF Coiors and Black All-Silk Su-
raAs at 35c.
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40-inrh Gray Mohar a, pc. worth TO-
Doub.o-W.dth Debeige, in all colors, 49, sc.
yard
46-inch Black Henrietta, SIX Lus,re, at zoe.
yard
Black-aud-Whiie Wool Shepherds Plaid at 39c.
yard.
Black aud White Shepherds Plaid, several size
checks, at G)c. worth Sc.
35.inch Plaid and stripe French Flannels at CSC.
worth 40,
All Colors in the striped Alsace serges, 25c.
yard.
4O-inch- vide Hen-iettas, all the new shaies, 20c
yard.
Double Width Black Cashmere at I2I 10, aud
25c.
46-inch six Lustre, Black Henretta-the 81 kind
a. 49,
Androscocgin a. Bleached Cotton at &C.
Yard-Wide &c. Brown Cotton at &C. yard.
Field Cloth, nice for underwear, Sc yard.
Remnants Langion g. b. Bleached Cottons, SIC.
White Coriea Piquo a, Zoe. a yard 1.-The iic kind.
Black and White surah All-silk as Soc per
yard.
Beautiful stripes and Plads.
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lNDLkATED FlBkL ~ AtE
Tho manufacturers Of this waro compel those
purchasing from them % maintain certain nE
prices. one outside cash purchase enables Us
TO cut under these prices fully - per cent
star Eun keta. Sc. regular price 5Or
DISH Pans, 1J-., regular price 81
wash Tubs, fihl, regular price 81
Wash-lubs. BIB, roeulgr price $3.50;
Wash-Ba-tns, DE-. regl ar price 35c.
Ito above repre- MS only smsl portion
OF what we have IN THIS line. We guarantee he
prices " al 70 bs way below regular prices.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY ENGISEEE's OFPIcy)
RTCI4NOND. Va. Nnr,n % Tad.n

KICHhuND, va, MHfch %, leJl I
CEADED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- RECgIvED at this Office till TUESDAY,
April 6, 1890, az 0 O'Clock 7. NJ, Tor furnishing
ALL MATERIAL AND LAYING THE GRANITE
PEDESTAL AND BASES OF THE COSFEDE-
RATE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT
20 TO erected on LIBBY Hin Is per plans and
specifications ON die at this Office The right 10
reject any. or all. OF the proposals is reserved
W. Z. CUTSHAW,
Engineer for Confederate Soldiers and Sailors
Monument Association. NH 30-lw
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HEAD QUARTERS r. r ~.
i l. CAMP, No. I, CONFgDEkAIt ~
RAMS, RICHMOND. Va, Mann 81. .'-i ~
Camp has contracted with Ncssra Sass '.,
TO furnish gniorm. fOr member a. ii' ''-
81 the price - sILsi 70 is the earntsi a'-
tie Camp Uss al members Wee te'f'
'ornls will leave ihor orders VIA Ne'''
q co. 40 early - possible sDd Apply % N'f''
ID. A. Bow, qusrtermse,er, for hai-.
WILLIAM l.. SMITH, Cont.
J. TAYLoS STATION. Ad!u'asL H-
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Embossed Celyl0ii AMI ieatheret's Cef1'@
silo Photograph Frames a. 1af
Solid Com sllysc Thimoles 90 90.
Solid Gold Eugrays II alngs. ia small SIZES cay
Gt 49,. worth tl'.
Linen Note Paper, l1r for "a quarter roam
square Linen Envelopes. tnrJo s'-s if .''
wo "a lOc. pack.
i5c. boxes papete1n-, cont4in.ls llfe +h,i
and Envelopes, o..
Coigste's Cashmere Bouquet soal. ..c.
GIT Bead Necklaces, s..
10 dozen Childreus FIgu-oi ealla "Ici''
Ties az -. dozen worth O.. each
Two extraordinary LACE CURTAIN fa's'
from euctoa-
50 pair heayy three-ysris loag Nura.rs A. 20
window
50 pair handsome quality Limitation
Curtsin.. fun three ani hall j4ti- %
SIS worth 8 3 window.
Brass Trimmed Poles, when boUsli va D-'
tains, i5c.
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NJ Il T T / " e. s .

WHITE GOODS.-On White Goods we can save
you money Read the reductions:
80 pieces Check Muslin al 7c.-bOught 70 be sold
at l0c.;
100 pieces Satin Striped Sheer Lawn (whitel at
5c.--Dought to be sod az &C.;
! lot Remnants Check and Paid Muslin At dit
ferent prlccs-overy price bargain price
IS pieces B)ok-fold India LnOn at &c, really
worth Zoe.
Victoria Lawn at 4c. yard.
Outing Cloths, in most beautiful patterns,
stripes and plaids, l0c. for the regular 1880
quality:
Poik a-Dot Outing Cloths. nice for children and
tennis suits, four cO.ors dots-Lrown, blue,
black. pink.
The very prettie.t styles OF Ginghsm>, pl6ids
and stripes, all colors. Shepherd piaids.
Black and White AMI Brown and White Shep-
herds Plaid Zephyr Ginghams ut l0c yard,
positively worth pa.
Satines, lovely styles. all The newest coorings.
See the Vandyke B0rlorings
BUSHES new styles, l24, 10. e5c.
DRESS GOODs.-The 39,. quality Mohair
Lustre golden brown, oX-blood, gray, navy. &c.
yard.
Gray Doboiga, in stripes. solid ana 1surod, ljc.
ward.
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donce, No. ~ east Franklin street (pasemenp
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