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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-01-08
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue and authority of a special execu-
ton issued from the Office of the clerk of the
circuit court of Bates county Mi.souri. return
able at the February term lsaO. of said court.
to me directed in favor OF the state of Missouri
at the relation and to the use Of Oscar Reeder
ex-officio collector of the revenue of Bates
county, Missouri. and against John B Pit
man. have levied and seized upon all right,
title, interest and claim Of the said defendant
of, in and to the following described real es-
tate being situated in Bates county, Missouri
to wilt: 60 acres the north half of the southwee
quarter of the northwest quarter and the north
west quarter Of the northwest quarter or sec
tion twenty-five t22) township thirty eight (3s)
range thirty-thres (3S), Bates county, Mis-
souri, l will, on
Thursday, February 18th, 1890,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five 'clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the east front door Of the court house,
in the city OF Butler, Bates county. Missouri.
sc l the same. or SO much thereof as may he
required, at public vendue. to the highest bid
der for cash to satisfy said execution and
costs. GEO. q GLAZEBROOk,
At Sheriff Of Bates County.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-01-08

This powder never varies. A marvel ofpurity
strength and wholsomeness. More economics
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in
competition with the multitude Of low test.
short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold
only in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co. l0e
Whist n. "a S3-4st
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-01-08
Missouri State Bank.
OF BUTLER, Mo.
7cAPrTAL, $4,000.

Deposits subject to Check Loans Money Makes Collections and
does General Banking Business
In the Real Estate Loan Department. Make loans
on Real Estate on long or short time at
lowest rates without delay.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-01-08

Nm. Levina Allen
m Ballard, Farmer
eebert Clark, Farmer
n Davis. Foreman TIMES Office
En N Griggs, Farmer
GB B Hickman Furniture dealer
AN Levy Dry Goods & Clothing
IA Norton. Bank Clerk
4 Patton, Physician
n Fl Pigott. Bank Clerk
Chas r Radford. Farmer
iG L Smith. Livery 4 Sale stables
We Tucker, Dentist.
frank NJ Voris. Farmer
d c Wyatt. Lumber dealer
Nax Weiner. Boots & Shoes
(Em Walls, Farmer
sJN White Farmer
NV Owen, Farmer
RC Die
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1890-01-08
STOCKHOLDERS

STOCkHOLDERS
TC Boulware, Physician
G A Caruthers. Farmer
j NJ Courtney, Stock Dealer
G John Evans, Farmer
w N Hardinger, Farmer
ID A DeArmOnd Circuit Judge
Z G H Morrison. Farmer
A B Bowen. Farmer
CF Pharis, Grocery
J NJ Roster, Farmer
] w Reisner. Insurance
5 L B Starke, Deputy circust CLERK
J NJ Tucker, Capitalist
JIM Vaughan. Capitalist
VIM e Walton, Cashier
& w Walton, Farmer
J I Walls, Physician
CHI butcher, PRO-
John l. Sullens. Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
Dangerous Experiment.

II Is dangerous TO experiment upon the
body polite. Nobody can foretell the ope-
ration Of new law. The nature Of HENRY
GEoRsE'sschemes might prove to be exactly
the reverse of what he supposes their nature
70 be. II appears from the subjoined ex-
tract from the last circular of Messrs. JOHN
A. HANpLETox a Co. that Baltimore has
lust made narrow escape from partial
destruction Of her business interests. The
circular says:
"There never has been q more baneful
measure proposed IN our Legislature than
the now defunct reassessment BILL Owing
and ambiguous tautology, the people were
slow 70 grasp the meaning Of the act. and
until lie harmful nature was made plain
did not appreciate the threatened danger.
When the nature Of the act was revealed
che people were appalled,, and all enter
pzjse ives for the time being literally pa
raiyzed. We believe that had the assess
nent bill become law Baltimore would
have received shock from the effects Of
vhich II would have taken years 70 recover.
Among many other important business ne
gotiAtions affected BY tho uncertainty re-
Rarding the fate Of tho measure there was
one transaction alone pendina at one Of
our prominent financial Institutions lin
yolying t500. 900 which hung upon the
6oyernor's refusal to sign the bill, and
which IVES Immediately cl0oed when telo-
MN from Annapolis announced his deci-
nm Our city and people hAvo made :
nof4ow eocape, thanks 70 Governor Jack.
ooD and nov. being oot Of the woods. can
4r5oieo 1he comp}leyk and oriQinatoys Of
~ rufnDsoement bill ~ floubt meant we'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22

hALEiUh. ". ~ hPth 10, AoJ"
ITO THE HOLDERS OF WESTERN
l. NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT. BONDS
MATURING MAY ], 1890;
This company has said its First Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds reserved by the trustee OF that
mortgage to retire the $4,000 OF the above
bonds.
IL has reserved from the purchasers the right
for the holders OF the First Mortgage per cent
bonds TO receive In exchange for their bonds
First Mortgage per cent bonds to the extent OF
100000. In the order In which the maturing
bonds are presented. Said exchange TO be maze
at the rate of par and accrued interest fof he
First Mortgage per cent. bonds.
EXCHANGES MAY BE MADE AT ONCE. upon
presentation OF the old bonds and coupons a. the
Office OF the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. 40.
81 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. but NO EA-
CHANGE CAN BE MADE AFTER APRIL ~, 1871.
The Citizens National Bank OF Raleigh, y. T.,
and Thomas Branch & Co, Bankers, Richmond,
Va, will receive the old bonds Tor excnanse,
forwarding the same TO New York and deliver
ing the new bonds without cost 10 the holders OF
the maturing bonds.
Interest will DO adjusted on both classes OF the
bonds as OF May lat. whether exchanges are
m ale previous TO that date or not.
All OF tho First Mortgage per cent BONDS not
exchanged "a above will be paid al the CHI.
ZENs NATIONAL BANK, RALEIGH, n. C., and
ard THOMAS BRANCH & CO., BANKERS,
RICHMOND, VA, on ami after May !. 1890
The bonds hereby offered In exchange for the
maturing bonds are q first mortgage on all the
lines OF the company. Issue limited 70 fl25O
per mile Dated September /, 1884, mature July
/ 1914 Both principal and interest payable 10
gold, and guaranteed by endorsements on each
bond by the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company. Interest per cent, payable January
aud July. Central Trust Company, OF New
York. trustee. A. 3. ANDREWS,
ap 92-lt President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
WE ARE GLAD

that our store is now assnmino "A.
spring-like look--that Ia. We Arc no.
over our school-book holiday and Taste,
rush, hence We have more time 10 devote
to our Staple Goods. such as are 10 dailv
demand. The interest we take in on,
goods never flags. New STYLES and Der.
feet taste are our motive. power oriO,.
nallty and the best goods the eoyerpo,
that controls our progrcsa Thore isa
modest-priced side OF our stock, too
that you should consider. We all know
what rubbish ~ sometimes found with a
bait price attached under the name Of
Writing Papers. We steer clear Of such
goods. We are too proud of our Paper
and reputation TO touch them, but we do
claim that our New Papers and propor.
toned boxes containing five quires pa-
per with envelopes to correspond are not
only the lowest in price, but the best
made for anything like the price. For
example, in buying cartoon @ quires
paper and 4 packages enyelopcs) you get
q paper which sells always at l5c. qnire
Tor Nc. Do you bnya first-class paper al
this figure ? We have it in Linen and
Cream-Plate Finish. 0Ctavo and Com
mercial. Kid.Finish Chamois Wards
Linen and Cream-PIate Papers are also
found on our counters Monograms and
street-numbers are quite the thing. We
engraye in best style.
HUNTER G. CO.
BOOKSELLERS.
500 EAST BROAD STREET.
Zap i2-Ss, Tu&Thl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
WAR Prnindlceis.

A friend sends Us note Accompanying q
paragraph from the New York Times,
which paragraph be says fills the BILL"
We quote IL:
at IL curious that there should still be
any feeling that would make an issue
ont OF the question whether regiment OF
New York militia should or should not AZ,
tend the unwilling of statue OF Generai
Lee. To men under thirty it Is quite mex
plicalle. IL ia a quarter of century since
Lee surrendered, and it IL at least twenty
wears since any American has maintained
rs propositions OF practical polit1cs the
right 81 man 10 hold slaves or the nght
OF State to secede. Nobody now mas
any doubt that General Lee was conscien-
tious and high-minded man, AZ wen as q
brave and skilful soldier. and ms coun-
trymen nav well honor HIM, now tnas
there il not the least danger That any OF
them will repeat what great majority Oh
them believe to have been his errors. Inc
late Governor Foraker of OHIO was ABOUT
the Last person TO maintain the contrary.
AZ the funeral of General Grant. among
the most impressive incidents was the APP
pearapce of the Governor OF virginia as
one of the aides of the marshal. and OF four
eornuanies OF the militia OF that State. IL
did not require much magnanimity per-
hans twenty wears after the war was over
for the yauuuished to send mourners 10
the funeral of tho leader of the yictors. but
II reouires less twenty-five years after the
close of the war for the representatives OF
the successful side TO do homage to the
memory Of the most illustrious among the
doeaated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
CPLENDID VALUES THIS WEEK
- IN VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS.

CHILDRRN's MUSLIN CAPS.
20c. Muslin Caps now 1885,;
CSC. Caps-tbey are very pretty Novice;
zoe, Caps, various styles, at j3c.
SPECIAL IN MATTINGS.
125$c. quality now only &c. yard;
I7c Fancy Mating now only l2<c.:
CSC. Fancy Mating now 1Sc. yard;
SIC, Fancy Mating now &c. yard.
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests worth i2hc. at &c. each:
Better quality Ribbed Vests at lie. worth l5c I;
Special values in GsuEe, summer, Merino, and
SILK Vests;
Muslin and Cambria Underwear at reduced
prices:
Gentlemen's Gauze. Merino, and Balbriggan
shirts ana Drawers at special prices.
COTTON DRESS GOODS.
Yard-wide satteens, new patterns, sell every
where for l2Hc-, now i0c. yard;
Pretty Challies, extra quality, value ioc. at &c
New line OF Dress GiDghams. sold earlier In the
season at 10c.-now SIC. yard;
Our SIC. Dress Glnghsms have been reduced to
6%c yard.
REDUCED PRICES ON NATURAL AND FANCY
HANDLE GLORIA UMBRELLAS.
26-inch Gloria Umbrellas, gold cap, worth sl.'5,
o6-inch Gloria Umbrellas, natural handles, worth
sl.b0-our price SI.l0
2sinch Gloria Umbrellas, silver crooks, reduced
from So IS 10 sl.49;
2s-inch Gloria Umbrellas, cellulod hsndles
value S2J0--our price fl.9S
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Handsome Brocades, half wool-valus 20c.-at
l2hc. yard:
Double-width Henriettss-value 2Sc.-now only
19c. a yard:
All-wool Striped and Plaid suitings reduced
from Soc. 70 3oc. n yard;
3S-inch All-Wool, Silk-Finish Black iHenrietia-
the 65c. quality at SOC a yard;
Novelties In Black and Black and White Dress
Goods at special prices.
SHIRTS
At SOC. We show the best Unlaundered Shirt In
The city In both plain and pleated bosoms;
Our roc quality now reduced 10 TT.
The 81 quality, extra fine linen and best muslin,
at 75c.
L. Z. MITTELDORFER,
ap 22-Tu&Th 527 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
Depew Again on the south.

Chauncey NJ. Depew talked to the Yale
Alumni Association at Delmonlco's, New
York. the other night regarding ms trip 70
opportunities Of that section and advised
any young man with energy and few dol
lars to invest to go South instead of West.
In speaking of the negroes he said they
would be better treated in the South than
in the North if they would let politics
alone. He recommended that postal savings
banks be established in every southern
post-ofice so that the blacks might save
dollar at time, as they were AFRAID 70
to trust their fellow-men and could mol
patronize national banks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22

The Lynchburg Adranoe isin a bad humor
with the Democratic Committee OF that
CITY. The Adranoe rails out because OF the
" stalls" provided for the accommodation
of voters in the primary election soon to
be held there. We hope the Advance Will
tell tho world after the election how the
Australian ballot system worked in Lynch
burg. We consider it good manner OF
introducing that system TO have 1T tested
nj a primary election, and were in hopes
that it would DO tried here at our recent
urinary election but were disappointed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
coUxr ORDERS.

>~@->~>s>r>~,< -.
TNTHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
i CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG AND COUNTY
OF JAMES CITY;
Michael 8. Warren, In his own right, sns Is or
scutor OF William A. Warren, deceased.
Against
Henry b. Warren and others,
IN cuAscEsY.
The object Of this suit Is 20 obtain eoesirac'
ton OF the viii OF william A. Warren. deceased.
A. 10 the night Of his executor % collect ana No
disposit,on 70 be made OF certain purchase
money bonds executed by one X X 0alovood 70
NJ n Warren, and Assigned by saad n. ,. val
ron 70 William A. Warren "a his lifetime sos ,hs
purchase BY him tue said <. 4 oatsse,g o. .
tract OF land In James ci'y county, anosss ,s
A law 81 wuiism A. Warren. deceased. 10 SAID
II. IL Csaiewood when no snali have paid the puf-
chase- money ponds. and afitday.t hAvinx oeen
mads ard fiied ia, he following dsfeaasns ~
sbovo s,it--yix. Watkins Wakrep. james Z.
Warren. William Y. Warren, josiah Wnfcu,
nsrjN 4 Warren, Augustus Moore and PEW
Moore his vifc. Hugh g. Warren. J. colitns WA,
REQ. NIcbasl s WSxrea--are Ron see ~
ths commonuealth shsy are nys,nst ~, ~ s y ssis
crsScr "a 10 ehSS y necc<sary " prosecs then
inssrssss n si1is suit An1it b ordered thAf
conv az this order b published y 10 kichpaon1
D.s.aseA, 4 nsvspapsr publlshed 10 ne ciiy -
Etshuond. Ouce veek tor four exccesns
vesss, and Thai sno1her copy uereoS - pes.S
"a ma front door % Ne court loase 81 lhis soen
- On he nrst day n he psxs coort ~ ~
couOiy q JAnsa clt1 80 =, ely = wii''ass'
!T ss,s. HlcnAhp = WISE e,ss
hlStSH \ roAmrs = = - ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
THAIHIMER Bros.
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.
TAI
j, ruA.n'nrr GANSS & CD. NJ. eA'ss.
EVERY GOOD STYLE IN UNTRIM-
MED SHAPES THAT YOU'LL
GEE TT GEWHERE

EVERY GOOD STYLE IN UNTRIM-
MED SHAPES THAT YOU'LL
SEE ELSEWHERE,
AND MANY STYLES THAT ARE
ONLY TO BE SEEN HERE.
OUR BONNETS ARE LIKED be-
cause they are prettier and unlike
ninety out Of a hundred you'll see
on the street.
THE WORK OF OUR MILLiNERS is
LUXURY.
With one of our HATS or BONNETS
you'll be fright in the fashion"
WE TRIM TO ORDER and achieve
great success in pleasing individual taste.
Prices as pleasing as the Bonnets.
THINGS TO TRIM WITH IN
PLENTY. AS We predicted, this is both
"RIBBON" season and FLOW
Err" season.
BUTTERFLIES, BEETLES, GOLD
LACES, JET and CUT-STEEL GA
LOOMS, and ORNAMENTS Of all kinds.
SILYER-BANGLE BRACELETS, 8,
10, Is, and 25c. New and odd and
pretty styles.
SOLID GOLD "BABY RINGS, 25c.
SOLID GOLD RINGS, with settings
of EAIERALDS or CABINETS, all sizes,
roc.
GAINS & CO.,
1l3 EAST BROAD STREET,
between First and Second.
lie ANDERSON are now with us and
GANSS &c co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
LOVE BREAKS BARRIERS.
The Daughter of General Preston to Marry
a Massachusetts, Republican.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch-i

BosToS, Mass, April 2l.-The engage
ment is announced of Miss Preston, daugh-
ter of the late General Preston, OF Lexing-
tor. XIV. who was Minister TO Spain under
President Buchanan, to General William
+. Draper, of Hopedale. Mass The mar
rage will take place on May 22d. -,
General Draper served in the Army OF the
Potomac. is millionaire manufacturer, IS q
Rennblican. and a widower. He made a
canvass for the governorship two years
ago. Miss Preston's father was on the stan
OF Albert Sidney Johnston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22


No. o SATIN-BACK VELVET AND
FANCY RIBBONS at tic. yard worth
SOC.
SHIRRED NULL SURAH AND
SILK HATS AND CAPS of our design.
EMBROIDERED AND LACE
TRIMMED CAPS for BABIES Of all
sizes at 10. 10, IS. ~, 40, and Soc, and
as much fnery as you want to worry
baby with at 75c., 81, Sl.26, and Sl.5O,
and so on to So.
FLOW ERS
AND
WERS
AND
FLOW ERS.
So many FLOWERS that We don't
know how to begin them.
DAISY WREATHS, 10c. /;
ROSES, 30c. dozen;
BUDS, SOC. dozen
ROSE SPRAYS, l0c., and up to 81.
THE PRETTIEST BONNET FASH
IONS ORIGINATE HERE.
The beauty peeps out OF every Hal
AND BONNET we show.
THEY ARE 4 LUXURY OF
STYLE AND THEIR LOW PRICE
ISAJOY.
MISSES IDA HORNER and HAITI
will no nleased TO see their friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
LICENSE TAX.


OFFIcK CoLLEcros op CRY TAxEs,l
RICHMOND. Va, April 81. lssl !
T ICENSE-TAX.-CITY LICENSES
IL for the year 1890 have been placed 10 my
hands for collection and arc now due. a. ios'
lows
Agents. Cnemis's
Resgage and Rx- City Scayonger.
press, Commission MerchsnA
Fertilizer, Dentists
In.urauce. Detective Agencies.
Ishor Express Companies
Land Fish aud oysters.
Msnutacturipg Arti- Fruit-Stands and bs>
cIee, koA
Renting Houses. Hotels.
Railroad Ticket Junk Dealers
steamship Lines Liquor Dealers
Architects, Wholesale.
Attorneys-stLaw. Retail.
Auctioneers- Nholosale hhis
General, bottilng Beer.
Real Estate, Iiyery-stao4es
TOBACCO. Loan-orices.
Common crisr. Lamber Measurers
Bar-Room Mercantile AgeGcies,
Billiard Tables. fnotographers
Boarding HouseA Physicians
Brokers Private bankers
Cattle Public koouaA
Commercial, Restaurants
Insurance., Snafk-
Merchandise, Storage
Pawn. Telegraph ana Teis-
Railroad Ticso. phone compsnies.
ship, Veterinary Surgeons.
Stock. &C. &c
Tobacco. -
Parties failing 20 pay this tax on or before
APRIL 30. 1880, will oo subject 70 the pessly
prescribed by the City Ordinance
I'D %-sMyi Collector Of City IS1e>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
C..,,, corden Discontinued.

All the employees at Castle Garden were
discharged the other day, the Government
having ceased to use the place as an imrni-
grant landing station. The first immigrant
was landed at the Garden August 8, 1855,
and the last Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
THALHIMER BROTHERS
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR This WEEK.


which were Imported especially for
you gyourp1r
REVEhEp
both 10
FOR CHDRESS WEAR SAVING
Our
styles could All the now and p sT'' Gun 70
foundin
hadofus
HOUSE and wonder whom
syidt
nostc
assntme Of at
ectfmco
swkour
material and make hem for Also eo1npe Hne 81
payua
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
A KANSAS ALLIANCE.
Farmers in Opposition to Former Farm
ers' Candidate.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

10y ttIBKIHpa % tuo D''Po'VII'I
CLAY CENTRE, KAN. April 21.-At
meeting of the Farmers Alliance OF the
Fifth congressional district it was deter
mined to put up q candidate In opposition
to Hon. John A. Anderson, the present IN
cunbent. Eight of the ten counties were
represepted. of which seven were bitterly
hostile TO Anderson, Notwithstanding he
was always claimed to be the farmers can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
BUSINESS CHANCES.

nor SALE PRIVATELY A
IL RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A GOOD
BUSINESS STAND. Having determined 10 dis
continue the mercantile business and remove TO
our farm in Henrico county. offer for sale as
whole, large stock OF LIQUORS, GROCERIES,
NOTIONS, and GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
now in store, corner Of the Richmond and Hen
rico turnpike. within dye hundred yards Of the
corporate limits, and just between the city and
Barton's Heights
seven years, and have NO. other reason for SELL
ing except as above stated. and the business
could DO much improved II more properly at
tended 20.
/ will also rem, the STORE AND DWELLING
of eight rooms. with good water, all necessary
out-houses, stables, 6c., 1t very reasonable
rent Gail at The premises
an 9-2w MIRA ANNA NEUROHR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
IF YOU CARE
TO HAVE
FIRST-QUALITY MATERIALS
BOTTOM PRICES
Come and See Us i!

We have been making continual additions 70
our stock with en- effort 10 supply all reasonable
wants. Among the many attractions We have
We specify
HOSIERY.
FastBlack Stainless Heayy-Ribbed Hose OF
12kc:
Hermsdorf Fast Black stainless-gusrsnteed-
Ribbed or Plain. Tor ladies aud children. all
sizes, 25c.--limlted quantity.
Pin-Stripe and Hair Line 40 Gauge aides Hose
ct 25c.-former price H5<c.:
Genuine Balbriggan, fine or heavy, for ladies
and gentlemen, at I7c.-a great bargain;
Infants' Fast-Blac Stainless Socks, very scarce
DRESS GOODS.
beautiful line OF Plaid Mohairs and Striped
Serges. full 90 ipches wide, at 25c.-iust as
pretty and stylish as the 55c. goods;
Shepherds Plaid Mohairs, double width, ct &c.
value &c.;
Arlington 100 Cashmeres, all the new shades, at
25c.-beet goods ever shown at that price.
LA T0SCA NETS
Our assortment ranges from 75c. per yard up
70 $3.50. aud embraces the prettiesI designs
CHINA SILKS.
Full line OF Colors, Black, and White, at SOC. per
Figured India Silks Q. inches wide. to be closed
out OF 50c.-reduced from 65c
MoHAIRs MOHAIRs
A splendid line at &c; high lustre ct Soc
sold elsewhere at 75c. Also, Blacks, White. and
Cream.
CHALLIi CHALLIi
Our stock OF these Is superior beautiful as
sortment at &C.: q better quality fast colors, at
sl.c.; The most delicate and choicest patterns OF
Wool Cballi at 1Sc.
A fresh assortment Of WINDOW SHADES Just
opened.
ap 22-Tu&Th 5i5 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22

ENOR SALE, FIRST CLASS RETAIL
II GROCERY AND CONNECTION STORE In
q good locality, doing good business. Reason
for selling, being In bad health. Address GRO
CEkY, care OF Lettsr-carrier Ia sp D-St'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22

TyOR SALE.-AN OLD-ESTAB-
Il LIsHED MANUFACTURERS AND JOB
BING BUSINESS doing good trade, which can
DO largely increased, FOR SALE st . bargain, as
the owner desires to leave the city. Prompt at
tention will secure q good-paying business at
low fgureS Address C., caro- Post-0fice Box
Q9a Richmond, Va. ap cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
FINANCIAL

WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COL
OFFICE of THE PRESIDENT.
RALEIGH, ". c., April IL, 1890
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22

STYLISH STRAW SHAPES going
quick at quickly low prices-39, AZ, 50,
and &C.,. worth twice our price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
ISAAC SYCLE & co.
zap 22-2tl
DRESS GOODS,

During the past week We have received many
choice colors in Dress Fabrics. Heliotropes,
Grays and Tans seem 20 be the prevailing
shades this season. We show them In various
qualities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22

ANOI1I"oON us ~
bep O their friends GANoo ~ W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22

Rssding notices IN resdfns-maticr fype' nvo
nres or less 81 In nonpariel lesded,75c.
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