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time for adjournment. This accounted
for the fact that there wpB no Pennsyl.

time for adjournment. .rhis accounted
FOR the TACT that there wss no Pennsyl
Vania members present.
Mr.. Cannon, Of Illinois, favored the
reference OF the resolution TO commit.
tee, IN or.ler that tho House might act
intelligently.
Mr.. Enloe, Of Tennessee, suggested
that the gentleman from liliuois was
hardly tho person TO make re eileciions
on another pcrsou's unparliamentary
language,
Mr.. Cannon retorted and after n
sqasbbie Mr.. Enloe demanded the pre-.
yious question upon his resolution. The
House refused TO adopt II, yeas, SO;
nays, ia.
hlr. Bayne, OF Pennsylvania, again
offered his resolution referring the
whole matter to tho Judiciary Com
inittee.
The Speaker announced the appoint.
ment OF the following conferes on the
tariff bill: Messrs. Mckinley, Burrows,
Rayue, Dlngley, Mills, Mcmillan and
Flower. The House then adjourned.
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BERLIN, Sept. I6.-During The last few
days there have been several accidents
on the main German railroad lines. III
a collision between two passenger trains,
tour passengers were killed and four.
teen injured. A brakeman lost both
legs. A station master was arrested fot
causing the accident through neglect.
In the other accident no one was killed.
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PlrrsBuRau, Pa, Sept. l6.-This was
the day fixed by the river miners for q
suspension Of work If the operators re.
fused to sign the dead work scale. As
fur as heard from none Of the operators
have signed the scale, and all the men
are at work rs usual. The employees
who do work outside the mines, includ.
ing boat calkers, saw mill workmen and
dock men are out, however, for nine
hours work at ten hours pay. The
operators have refused to grant tho de.
mand, and about 1000 men are ou,
along the Monongahela river. , E
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SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. lG.-Large crowds
of dock laborers assembled outside the
dock gates this morning waiting to re-
sumo work. The Union and ROYAL mail
steamship companies, which were the
last to hold out against the demands Of
the men, this morning posted placards
on the docks announcing that the in
creased wages would be granted ali
araunA
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West Virginia Pensions.

sptesal D!sSatca 10 he latlll,9f9icsr.
WAsIiSoToS, D. G., Sept. 1D.-West
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: nd,
Ofigiual-Jaspcr Forest, Point Pleas.
ant; Aaron Yost, Bird; John B. Wright,
&c. Alters Run; Sarah, widow Of jacob
Cradsville; John G. Livesy, Pliny; D. F.
Leonard, Palaline; George ". Mayheld,
Bellsiow; J. G. Thomas, School House !;
John Il. Dodd, Palatine; Lafayette
Sharer, Sissonyille; n. X. Stewart, Mole
Hill.
1ncreasc--J. S. Goodnow, West Grail.
tan
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Schooner aud Crew Wrecked.

MhwAukEE, WIS, Sept, l6.-A special
fIem Ashland, Wis, announces the ar.
rival theIe Qiiho steamer Charles Tebard,
which reports the loss Of tao 5c5eqpe,
Ben Brink with Il crew OF fifty men on
the rocks, oil Eagle harbor, Lake Super.
ior. The crew are supposed to have
lroyned;
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patro)led tho Hooded district. II YVES
reported at the time that ho had killed n
number OF Hungarians, but this was
aiterward denied. His work was effect.
iyee, however, and tho ehonls were soon
driven away. Dick was thir,y,iour yearB
OF age and leaves wife and three child.
rem: lie will DO buried on Thursday
with Masonic lonors.
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SAX FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. l0.-The
locomotive dremen yesterday devoted
considerable time to discussion Of the
report Of the beneficiary claims commit.
tee and in charge OF miscellaneous bus.
iness. The following is the Executive
Board: ]. F. Ball, John F. OReilly and
T. P. O'Rourke. The delegates lett On
an excursion to Mt. Shasta to-day, after
WHICH they 20 to Los Anyelos and thence
10 their homes.
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Expeltsd i6r uefeay.

Chicago. Sept. l6.-A special from
Louisville, KY, saysi "The elders OF
the Christian Church at Richmond, KY,
have expelled from membership L. E.
Francis and wife and Miss Cornelia
Cornelison for heresy in believing in the
divinity Of George Jacob Sweinfurth."
It ia atatad SEsiafusth will attempt to
start colony at Richmond aud there
arc threats Of serious disturbance In
case he attempts.
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THE BARONESS TALKS.

She Saws She Has Heard Nothing from the
Absent lsaron-So Divorces.
Plrrsnunou, Sept. l6..The Baroness
Laperieldt ia sill: at her residence on
HIGHLAND avenue. To reporter who
called upon her the Baroness said she
had heard nothing from the Baron. She
also denied most euphatically the re.
mort that she intends suing for divorce.
She admitted that she was soon to leave
Pittsburgh, but would not say where
she was going From the tone Of the
Baroness remarks it is plain she still
luycs the Baron with all her heart.
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New Wells Located
Special Dispatch 10 Et< inteli1cnrer.

Special Dlspdlth 10 &c lnieligcncer. -
BELMONT, W. Va, Sept. 1G-Brown
and Mallory located to-day a we'll on the
Ruttencutter farm, the Belmont and
Eureka Oil Company Que on the same,
and the Mutual Oil and Gas Company
one on the same. Mallory and William.
son leased two and one half acres Of Ru..
tencu!ter.> The company that is nov
beipg formed will be known us th,
Friendly Company. Ruttencutter No |
is still doing between seventy.hye AID
one hundred barrels. SIts
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bERSiiARDT CUSrRACrs ruErlIgsyAkgy.

sue VIII rlhy "CiropNtrN" Rnd Die Every
N'ght by tho Asp Route with linton. o
Realism.
Paris, Sept. lG--Alme. Bsrnhardt ar.
nonnces that she proposes to play
cleopatra" with her hair died blatk
and her neck and arms tingcd to dusl y
Egyptian hue despite the fact that Il Il
features OF Ansony's iavorite arc said, ly
the best authorities. tohaye been mold.d
alter tho purest Greek type. Mme.
bernhardt also proposes to kilt herself
nightly while caressing snake, and has
contracted with serpent iancier at
tontainbleau for tho necessary supply
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. l0-The glove
fight between Tommy Warren, OF Cleve.
land, and John Van Heest, Of Ashland,
for $500 a side, came of early 2his morn.
ing in the vicinity Of the State line. II
resulted in draw, after eleven rounds
had been fought, though the fight wns
won fairly by Van Heest. Charges are
made that the fight was "fixea" for
Warren to lose in order that money
could be placed against him by his
friends. 10 save the stake money it 10
claimed the affair was called draw.
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EnSle Dls.rict Shulyn Up.

Special Disadteh to The Inttlllaeneer.
CLARKsbuRG, Sept. lC.-The following
is list Of the delegates from Eagle Dis
trict, Harrison county, to the Rspubli
can Congressional convention: Thomas
Hawker, Hessvitte; II. $. Davis. Lum.
berpor,; S. II. Chaliaut, Prospect Valley
J. y. Fortrey and J. "A. Robinson, Lum
berport.
Alternates-Marion Shreives, J. s.
Kite, I. s. Cunningham, E. D. Nc
Carty, J. A. Swiger. #
The delegation is uninstructcd, bu,
generally favors Hubbard.
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Sfcc7d9 Dis17afN 70 Ht 1"3e7I9eaclF.
NGw CUMBERLAND, W. Va, Sept. lG.
The barn Of John S. Keenan,, a farmer
living about two miles east Of this place,
was struck by lightning during last
nights storm and burned TO the ground.
The loSs, including contents, will exceed
81, 500, and it is reported to be insured
for $500 in the Fire & Marine Of Wheel
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Ezetn Etectca Prsxtttrpt.

WASHINGTON, Sept. lG.-The Depart
ment OF State has received telegram
from Minister Mizner at Guatemala, cay.
ing that the old National Assembly Of
Salvador had unanimously elected
Carlos Ezeta, Provisional President Of
the Republic until the. first OF next
March
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Tile Makers Prices.

NEW Yorx, Sept. lG.-The National
Tile Makers Union Of the United States
now in session in this city, to-day fixed
a scale Of prices which the men belong
ing to the union will present to the
bosses. The men are classified as classes
A, 3 and G.. The men in GLASS 1 are tc
receive 81 SO, class B 50 50 and class {
s. 60. The convention also fixed &
uniform scale Of prices to be charged te
the bosses in each city Of the union
The Intention Of doing this is to shut OF
all outside competition. ~.
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CUlOrntlu'u formulation.

WAsnlSGroS, D. G., Sept. lG.-The
population OF the Stats Of Colorado &C.
cording to the count Of the census
bureau is 4l037j. This is 4 net increase
during the decade Of 2lGG4s or lll.99
per cent.
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For the Phrkersbu'S Reunion.

CLARKsBURa, W. Va, Sept. 16.-Not-
withstanding the almost continuous
rain large numbers Of Grand Army men,
including General GoG and other prom.
nent citizens loft here to-day for the re.
union at Parkersburg. Good sized del.
egations also passed through here from
points on the West Virginia and Pitts.
burg railroad.
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STATE REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE.
An Infofmnl Conference lIrid at rarkers.
hurE Last Evening. n

Special Dtapatch 10 The Inttgt,enco.
PARKEnsnuEo, ". Va. Sept. TO-
Chairman Meighen aud number oi the
members OF the State Republican Com
mittee are here 10 attend meeting ol
the committee tomorrow. evening
an. informal conference was held in the
Blennerhasse,t Hotel, the attendance
being about as large ss at the late Dem.
ocratic upheaval Of sainted memory,
though to.day's meeting was accidental
and unannounced. All tho reports were
very brlgh. and encouraging. To.mor.
rows meeting is simply for routine
work, and bids fair to be fully attended,.
Among those In the city beside Mr..
sleighen are W. N. 0. Dawson, 2. W.
Morris, Senator Worley, II. =. White,
Mr.. Love, OF Grafton, Mr.. Yantis, OF
Jeilerson county, and Arnold q. scherr,
OF Grant,
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Mernletx fl linked.

PARIS, Sept. ia duel has been
fought at Geneva between N. Dumon-
tell, member Of the Chamber OF Deputiea
Tor Aisne, and NJ. Mermeix, the author
OF the recently published charges against
General Bou!anger. NJ. Mermei1 re-
celved serious wound in the right side.
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Is uso llnll Gaues.

Toledo !; Louisville G. (Asso.) ~
Toledo l; Louisville & tsecond game. ]
Baltimore 5; Athletic !. .(Asso.)
Rochester !; Syracuse |. tAsso.) e
cleveland !; Pittsburgh .. IN. L.)
Buffalo 3; Chicago l. tP. L. rr
Chicago 5; Cincinnati 9. iN.L) r.
Brooklyn l2i Boston 1. (p.L.)
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The Usual Combination.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, Sept. 18.-At an
early hour this morning the dwell,
ing Of Mrs. Savage, at Park City
was found to be on Gre, and pre
sently it was known that her twc
boys were in the burning house
One aged l3 was brought out alive. bui
so horribly burned that he died a iss
hours after. The remains OF the other
charred beyond recognition, were iount
after the fire was put out. A kerosen,
can ana.s stove made the usual com
biuatiou,
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bond Purchases,

WASHINGTON, Sept. u. - The total
offers OF AS to the Treasury to-day for
the entire country, 30 far as heard from,
aggregate about 100000. The payment
Of interest on the 4s amounted to about
$500 600. =. ri
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AAvopa,ss OF Il Hopclc,s Cause.

READING, Pa, Sept. 1G.-rhe annual
meeting Of the Democratic societies Of
Pennsylvania ha'e to-day brought to,
gethcr representatives Of the party from
every part Of the State; Philadelphia
was particularly we'll represented.
Messrs. Pat.ison, Black and Barclay, the
candidates Of the party respectively for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
Secretary Of Internal Affairs, arrived a,
10 o'clock. About 1000 delegates were
present. Chauncey F. Black was chair.
man.
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4sssI
Conl Pulpce ODcnru .

o4vNwA, Iowa, Sept. l6.-The Goal
Palace and Industrial exhibit was FORM
sllv opened by Governor Boies this
aMiternoar, AK Eleven thousand people
werein the aIdieuHe room OF the palace
AZ the time. p-a ".
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PORTSMOUTH, O., Sept. lG.-A dispatch
says tant the sclo'o river food has
aeacneu aea tnat point thst 1t is doing u yast
amount o. damage. All the crops on ibs
WY ",Je : iertlle @ bottom lands Ia under water
alo great portion will Re destroyed
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LONDON, Sep. l6.-The German ship
Orient. from Swansea June 10, for San
francisco, has arrived at Ancud, Chilli,
with her cargo on TIRE.
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CulcAeo, ILL.,, Sept. lG Last nights
sesslon OF tho City Council was unusually
interesting, bills passing tie ordinance
permitting tho Use OF the lake tFoat ior
Worlds Fair purposes.
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Colli,lcti Mt SeN.

VICTORIA, 3. G., Sept. lG.-The Pacific
mail steamship Rio Jaueiro arrived here
Sunday after fourteen days delay, a re.
suit OF collision with thu Peniusu|ar.
and the damage Of the Rio will reuch
S25,0oO,
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
Occurs in the Maybach Cs al
Mine in Rhenish Prussia.
TWENTY-FIVE MEN KILLED.
over Three Hundred Others arc
Hcscncd -.The Obsrammergau
Passion Play Pronounced q
Very disgusting. Spectacle.

BERLIN, Sept. lG--An explosion o.
CURED to-day in the Maybach pit ut St,
Wendei, Rhcnish Prussia, by which
swenty.hvo miners wcre killed, The
ether men In the pit TO the Number Of
3o5 were rescued.
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Tie AlhA,llJr,t Burning,

MADRID, Sept. 1G.-A fire broke out
at 10 o'clock last night in tho Palace Of
OF the Alhambra in Granada, ard de-
spite the efforts made to exlineuish it it
is still burning. Great damage has been
done,
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Special Dispstsh 10 Tie InteLtyuce.
y WAsHlSaroS, D. G, Sept l6.-patents
have been granted to the following
West Vireinians: Charles W. Beard
and z. W. Crummett, Academy, riding
saddle; John Chestnut, Msrtinsburg,
car couDler.
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San FRANCISCO, Sept. l6.-The Eng.
lish brewery buying syndicate has made
it's first payment OF $3.50. .001 On It's pur.
chase of the Philadelphia brewery,
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hRON1oN oEENhDs
E1.President Hayes formally opened
the reunion In u brief speech, being
greeted with great enthusiasm. The biz
teutis beautifully decorated inside, much
more proiusely and artis.ically than at
Wheeling. Cincinnati was drawn on for
decorations and professional decorator,
and in the tent and at many places on
the streets the result is Visible.
This evening camp fro was held in
the tent. The grove iu which the camp
is, is beautiful location aud is full OF
tents and picturesque booths, the fakirs,
lunch stands and games almost equaling
those at the State Fair last week on
Wheeling Island.
Gen. B. F. Kelly is here the guest OF
Y. 3. Archer. He grows more feeble
every year. Gen. Hayes is the guest OF
Mr. William Bentley. He, too, Is grow.
ing old fast. His youngest son, Ruther.
ford, Jr., accompanies him. Gen. W. II
Curtis is one OF tho houered guests.
Gen. Deyol, Of Ksnses City, will be here
tomorrow. Prof. Sarchett, the Cam.
bridge, Ohio, composer and vocalist, is
here with his wife. Governor Fleming
and several members OF his s,aH are
here. Tomorrow the Governor will be
rendered formal reception and will also
review the parade.
The procession bids fair to be the fea-
turs Of the reunion. The FIRE depart
ment, X. tf F., Ancient Order OF Hi
berniaus, I. 0. o. F., aud other civic Of
ganizatious will turn out aud swell the
ranks. W.S.F.
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CAIRO, Sept. lG.-New cotton OF super
ior quality is arriving here in larss
quantities,
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Author OF Kreutzer sonata III,

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept lG-Count Tel.
stoi!, tho well.kuown Russian author, is
seriously III.
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We don't put our great men on post.
age stamps until they arc dead. So they
"aeYer know when they are licked"
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Fraternally yours,

Menrer Executive Committee W. Va.
Farmers Alliance.
The Farmers Adrocaie will please pub.
Jish this letter as it appears in the In
TvLL,GKNcER.' BY request Of
L. L. PARKER,
Member Executive Committee ". Va.
Farmers Alliance.
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FOURTEENTH REUNION
OF tho Army Of the Society Of
West Virginia
OPENS UP At pARKERSBURG
Yesterday. undcr Very Favorable
, Amspices-The City fs rrofusciy
Dccorated-To.lny VIII Wit.
ness Some Big Events.

Special Dispoiea TO The In,elligtnnr.
PAExIRsRURa, W. VA, Sept. 1G.-The
fourteenth annual reunion Of the Society
Of the Army Of West Virginia opened
here to-day under auspices for while
the reverse OF favorable. The town had
done herself proud In tho way OF decora.
tious and other preparations, and when
the average Parkefsburger arose this
morning and found that 1t was raining,
and had been raining so long as to wash
out much OF the red and bluo OF The
decorations, to make very nasty streets,
and in all probability. deter the people
from leaving home he was for tho time
very sick citizen. The blue Of the buut-
ing peemed to have washed clear into
the bottom OF his soul. But as the day
wore on the sky frightened, and with it
the faces OF the people, and additional
decorations were put out and faded ones
replaced until by the middle OF tho
afternoon the streets were as gay rs
those OF Wheeling in the memorable big
reunion of 1887.
The trains coming into the city we're
comfortably crowded ull day and the
city is crowded. though the big attend.
ancs is not looked for until tomorrow.
Tho reunion was to have opened formal.
ly at two p. H., but owing to delay in
the arrival Of distinguished people. it
was nearly four o'clock when, alter
music by the two Parkersburg bands,
Mayor a. +. Gibbons addressed the fair
audience gathered in the biz tent, wei.
coming the old soldiers cordially y and ex-
tending to them the freedom OF the
city.
General "Bob" Kennedy was to have
responded Oh b.hait of tue old soldiers
and Hon. G. W. Atkinson for the visit
ing citizens, but an announced in yester-
days '1STELLlaEScER neither could be
present. ..-,l.s
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DREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.,
ID 800 EAST BROAD STREET.

Best quality Light CAlicoes, Sc. q yard; Light
Blue and LightGreen solid Lawn, &c.; Black siix
Mitts, IL %, S7S, ~, and ,sc black SIX Gloves,
to Csc. . dozen India Linen, 3al, s. 6a, 81, 10
lex up to 40c. (; Checked Auslins, s. 81, 81, 10,
IN, i6b. 90, aud CSC: Black spool Cotton Goo
Yards. &c. a spool In sizes 20 and %, or ioc. 9
ike; Palm Fans. &c. each or tnreo for ec. oc.
Lawns 10 good variety: brown, Black. and Gray
Rice Cambria. &c. Ice Blankets, +ocs Ladies'
aud Chiidrsn's Gauzs Vests. lUc. Egyptian
Batiste, q new wash fabric, lsc. per yard, In
Wells at 75c. up 70 S.; Hun's-vslling for Dresses
at o1c. in fresh Gray and Black. hiboons,
Hosiery, Towels. shsstinss. Dress Tnmnines,
Unings, Gloves, FanA Notions, Cassimeres,
priesa Csll In psrysa or ssud fer samples
y sels
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Black SILK Drapery Nets still great demand and we havea
great many pretty select from Prices have been
made low down to close out every yard we have.
SO Nets go at 81 yard,
ST. Nets go at S1.75 yard,
81 Nets go at Sl.50 yard
81. so Nets 80 at 81 25 yard
and 81. % Nets go at 81 yard.
The greatest prices ever made on BLACK DIX Lace
Flouncings is now offered foT your inspection -.
In Chantily and Spanish Gupure all silk most beautiful
STYLES, offer you
onr s3 grades at 81 yard 81 80 at ST. 90 yard
our g. quality for 25 yard and SlO grade at 81 yard
h above goods are very much under their real value and
make up handsomely you just about half what they
should
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NHERE WILL BE A SONG SER
l. VICE AT TRINITY LODGE, No. A., l. o. c.
r., at their hall on fifth street Central HslD on
Tuesday NIGHT, July ist, at 8 O'Clock Exsr-
| cises 20 be conducted by the Rev. W. T. Hatcher.
Of Gracs-ssreot Baptist church. All friends OF
the order are respectfully invited 10 attend.
There will DO presentation Of two Coed Tenn
plar pins. ie z-lt
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White Dress Goods 10 suit Sheer India Linens g! St.
10 and under their regular value
Musins variety AZ
10 and PIC ward which fail to make selections
pIeiest STYLES of Tuckings trimmings at lowest price
Lawns pretty materials Tor summer wear
We them to show YOU ,,
this week IN Ladies ana Chhdren summer ooea
Vests at and 12c apiece worth twice the money
large line entemens Underwear; also Mems and Boys Out
Shirt Ladies-new to hand
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ANUaE a EHTa

GRAND BASKET PICNIC AND
~ BALL 70 be given at the EXPOSITION
GROUNDS On the frH DAY OF JULY, 1890.
night there will be GRAND DISPLAY OF FIRE
WORKS such as has never before oeen seen in
this city. PURSE OF 800 will be given 10 any
porsOn who have said 10 seen such.
Narshsl-strset cars carry persons 10 the gate.
Admission so cents, ladies free. Admission
10 fireworks 81 nightAdulIs, ajc. children. i5c.
Committee OF Arrangements *. Francione, Y.
Marino. :. Bozzelii, NJ. Jacobino and V. Morano.
Floor CommitIes--L c. Haake. Joseph Sick
niger and A. D. BIankenship. 10 x9.Jy2&3'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

nCslNxss CHANCEA

EOR SALE, GOOD WILL, LEASE
II LICENSE, and FIXTURES OF . FIRST
CLASS CONFECTIONERY, ICE-CRsAA, SODA
WATER. and CIGAR sTOkE doing . good busS-
ness. One OF the bess stands Ia mo cay. Good
reasons for selling. Address SODA, caro- oe
Ls:ter-csrrisr No II iesssu, wA>sst'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
DRY GOODS WAY DOWN UNDER VALUE


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