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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
Absurd Dinner Table astravaeence.

writer in the Coruhill Magazine fer
Nav enters protest against the ahsurdi-
ties of the new style OF dinner table deco
ration. The o.d-fashioued bunch of flowers
or the table has crown into whole land
scaae. We have now huge trophies. "with
bird. and butterflies, squirrels aloii. and
rabbits below. burrowing under liower-c, v
cred ageots, around which space Is barely
len here aud there for iae plate
of an unf0r' nate diner, who struggles
with trails Of ivy dabbling m his soup, and
".pravs Of maideuhair and mimosa bending
mic his vinc-glass, like wecping-willows
round duck pond" Every dinner neces-
states now design. Sometimes 10 j. a
freuis fixed above the table, and threaten
in.s 10 fail with IT, weight Of lesto0ns. In
IA. nautical dinner the leading idea ) .
ship i'm fun sail, with, il possible, the ladies
in bimc. There are even blue dinners, where
escryih is more or less Of that color, irom
the table-cloth % the china, and even. II
may b supposed, 70 the expression ON The
faces OF Oid.iashOnod guests. The writer
expresses "A very natural fear that the mo-
ney wasted on these lollies may be retrcnch-
ed on the meal itself, which is, after all, the
principal part Of the composition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
uFoR ACoTroN-sEso OIL MIL.


MONROE. X. c. May IT, Special f.
There . uow good prospect Of cotton
seed ol mil being built n Mouroo. some
Icadin- members of the Alliance are agtat-
iur fhe matter. The farmers are especially
interested in am entcrpri-co of This kind ANA
hy building 10 thcmsel3c, they viii -ecuicd!
thc profit, 60 Doe derived .gom their cotton
seed.
Rev. g.. =. Tyor, iho chaplain. viii
preach 90 the members o. the Royal Ar
cauun. iu The Methodist Church. sunday
morning.
Rev. ~. Harmon. the new pastor Of
thc Baptist Church. is expected 10 arrive
sometime next week.
Ray.C. W. Robinson wiiiprcach az Wax
haw ON Friday night OF next week, and on
saturday and sunday following. Com
munion ser, ices will Doe held on sunday.
+ Rev. G. NJ. Howard, Presbyterian evan
gelist. who is conducting religious services
4 in the Presbyterian Church OF Monroe this
week. will begin series Of meetings at
I PolktOn next Monday.
/ Mr.. j. j. Cox, Of Lanes Creek township,
brought into Town Yesterday a live lizard
with iOrked tail. The tail divided about
an inch and "A quarter from the end, and
both branches are we'll developed. 1t is a
curiosity in It's way.
The following delegate have been appoint
ed D. repreeent Monroe circuit In the Char.
loste District Sunday->chOOl Conference
which meets at Matthew'S, June l2lh: j. NJ
! NeLart,. ~ Centre; L. W. Plylcr, of MI
p,osue..t; Mis-. Josie Helms. of Mt. Carmel
and Miss Viola Marsh, of Gilboa.
The Acme Steam Fire Company and The
Monroe Light Infantry are practising egu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

The Edinburgh Scotsman reports a curl
Gus case recently tried al Lignitz, which
shows that some matrimonial customs still
finger among the lowest classes in England,
such rs selling wife for q siNpence or "A
pot Of beer, still exist on the cOnti-
ncui. The litigation arose out OF the trans
fer of a wife 10y her husband 10 another
workman for the grand consideration Of ono
mark Bat ~ The end % fifteen months the
husband Iepenied bis bargain and demand
I'd fifteen marks additional on che ground
that his ,psI,o had m excellent set u
teeth. The buyer, however. would not bulge
from bis contract. ~ the case was ,le-
cided, the poor wife was ordered To return
10 her husband, and such Is the submissive
nature III woman that perhaps she has con,-
Piled with this judicial haTshne,s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
ChiengD NIarket.

Mcssrs. Baldwin and fanum telegraph
10 Thomas Branch n Co., ~ follows:
CHICAGO. May l1.-fhis morning oul
papers were filled with reports Of bad
weather. and before the opening our market
had advanced > cents above close. lester.
DAVIS shorts were badly frightened; bull-
were confidently talking dollar. but a. IL
proved the opening was the highest Of IN,
day. We very soon received adyices of
good rains whore most needed. i'm the
northwest; general rains are now prevail
ing i'm the vicinity most needed. With
prospect OF continuance. This has been the
weakening feature IN our market to-day
Hutchinson. " hO wa. fair seller yester
day. has been good buyer to-day. His pur
chasrs have 'dOne good deal 10 sustain th,
market. Exports continue light. lil,t@
bushels OF wheat and 1909 packages OF
-four Liverpool dun; "a. higher: re-
ceipts. ~, OOM bushels; shipments. 2lO.ON
bushels Corn STATED oM irn, but a- in
wheat, the opening was the highest. since
the market has gradually gone lower under
rather free Offering, ana close il al bottom.
The prospect OF improved receipts is good.
with better weather; while export demands
seem 10 be falling or; receipts. GHVOO bush
els: shipments, 1200O0 bushel. Liverpool
firm: "a. higher. Oats have been easier.
holders unloading what they could all day.
Unless we are much mistaken. they will de-
cline more. Provisions have been dull al
day. with disposition to realize in lard
and pork. market closes weak. very little
doing. We look tor a good run OF hogs IN the
next thirty DAYS. The feeling among the Big
packers j. 10 allow the market 20 sag lower
until after packing is Oser after this We
would rather buy; $1,000 hogs Monday,
900 for week. Cash trade duh, espec-
ially in lard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
, singular Manchester Tragedy.

saws the Edinburgh Scotsman OF May 81:
4 singular tragedy was enacted at iloliins
Green. "a village between Manchester anl
Warrington. during sunday. I'm engine
tutcr Thomas Elliman. aged tWeniN-fisht,
ID native of C0ultl0rd. Worcestershire was
discovered dead i'm the cutting OF the Man
chester ship Canal with bullet wound n
his ri4ht breast. Gilman. Who had charge
OF pumping engine, went To work about -
O'Clock ou sunday morning. ana Whcn DO
-enh Ar~tall "a shoemaker. went ID his en-
zinc. about O'Clock. Gilman was not there,
but Ar-illl presently csp!ed him lying I'D me
bed of the cutting with his hat partially
over his ewes. Thinking he WAS asleep.
hn shouted. "NOw then. there here's your
dinner" Gilman. however. did NOT move.
and climbing down in the deep cutting.
Nr-tau l0nud the man dead. lie glanced
round I'm search Of assistance, ana Nrsilll
states that not more than hundred yards
away he saw another engine t'nlcf' h'med
Frederick Vaughan. apparently lf!ih4 10
conceal himself from view. Ar>tall hailed
Vaughan. ana requested him To come doWn
with the walking ganger, who was engaged
some little distance away. Vaughan did
toll the walking gangcr 90 90 down. but hc
did NOT proceed 10 the spot himself. ON iic
other hand. Vaughan was seen iO take gap
his Jacket aud walk away altogether. The
body o. Gilman was conveyed io cottage
near Notrace. \ woman who was called in 10
lay the corpse out discoyercda bullet wound
uniar the right breast. Policemen were
summoned and search was made for
Vaughan. bat Dee was nowhere TO be found.
lie was ,een going In the direction q Man
cI ester soon alier the discovery Of the body,
atd thc news Of his departure was sent by
taienhone 10 ell the surrounding towns.
Etunan had purchased = revolver at ai-
rin.ton. because he was 10 san 10 Ausiraii'
-lsrfly. AZ the same time. Gilman par
cha. ID lifts cartrd yes. and Do had them ana
ii.c revolver iuhi, pocket when commencin4
work on SUNDAY morning. \ thorough
search was made Cor these when 70 was
found hat Ellmad had been shot. but not a
Nn.llee OF lhnm Naa found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
New York Cotton Market.
Ey Telegraph


NEW YORK. May ll.-Messrs. Hubbard,
Price X Co. in their cotton circular tonight
say: The Liverpool market this morning
was disappointing, sales being only G,OD
bales. and futures practically 1851 lower.
Notwithstanding this, however our market
opened at last nights prices. and has dis
tingnished itself by rapid and almost
psnicky advance in the July position and
The months this side OF it. the rumors Of a
corner having pretty thoroughly alarm
eel the bears, and the short inter-
est proving much larger than was
believed. II is said thot nearly 10000 bales
of our local stock will be exported during
the present month. and the exceedingly light
receipts, together with the general bullish
feeling prevailing. have effected decided
reyi,al,of feeling. A further advance seems
more than probable.
Receipts ut our ports TODAY. 1000 bales.
against 5S3 bales last week. Futures
closed irregular at , 10 ~ points higher for
the early months aud : to points lower iof
the l.te months. Futures closed Us follows;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

,arl, 10 enter the respective contests ln
Charlotte ou the roth. when all Monroe Will
Doe in the Queen CITY.
The Democratic Executive Committee o.
This. the sixth Congressional district. has
been called Co meet in Rockingham on we'd
uo.Gay. june ith. when call VIII Joe ls-
sued for % convention of toe party for Ca
purpose OF nominating a candidate for Con-
-fe-~.
About $4,000 has already been subscribed
for cotton factory in Madeshoro. amt Hich
CroWdcr. 20 farmer of Whites store town
.hip. oilers 10 huru the iJl.o1) brick. nccc--
.arv for the building, and take in pay stock
q tlc factory.
A.N. Dlcaey ! preparing to open "a cal-
Iin. mi p,cklns establishment at once 3D.
3rtNIup.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

This is TO warn ali true and loyal liepuh-
licans. that we. the nominees al The regular
convention. held IN the city of Richmond.
va. ON the nth day OF May, 1880, in odd
rellovs' Hall. Third street. against using
our names on any ticket saving tue ticket
made out by the delegates legally ana law
mll, elected hy the the people aud not AZ
pointed by one man.
If such shall be found out, any person or
persons SHALL be prosecuted to the full OK
lent of the law.
Respectfully yours.
JAMES BAHEN,
JOuN MITCHELL. JB.
THOMAS l.. JErEg.
kYALL WHITE,
BENJAMIN JACKSON,
AMgY LANE,
ANDREW THOMPSON,
MORDECN PAGE,
ROYAL RACKS,
l.. j. COOKE,
HENRY HUNTER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
GIadstone.s snece..or.

\ London paper says that Inirimes for
the succession 10 Mr.. Gladstone are at tbs
present moment very active. Mr.. Glad
stone is taking very little part IN the business
of the House, and therefore il is noccssaTs
that the claimants fOr his place should put
themselves much IN evidence All that il
settled is that Lord Granville will be
shel,cd with Mr.. Gladstone. aud that Earl
spencer will become tfular leader OF the
party. The rivalry between sir William
Vernon llarcOurt and Mr.. Morley has been
temporarily arranged 10y assigning 70 the
member for Derby charge Of the opposition
90 the Tiihes bill. and by giyin- 20 the men,
Der for Newcastle the same junction with
regard % the Land Purchase bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
New losk Produce Market.
INV Ial,upanh

NEW YORK. Nav Flour quiet: City
Mills. extra. Si.3jWS $3.50 for West Indies I:
Minnesota extra. $3.50 800; fine. 81. iJ0n
Ss3l; superline. S2.lO0i S2.SJ. Wheat strong ;
No. red winter, l.Opis cash; do. MAY,
9aasc. Corn dull and trm; No. mixed.
a 'ac. cash; do. May a. oats quiet but
Ste .dy; No.amiXed, 3jc. cash ;do. May. 3likc.
Pork dull; mess. SliW<li.2j. Lard quiet /;
June, $3.50. sugar Refined quiet; cut
loafand crushed, 05sc.; graduated, q Lice. (;
mould \, Gll6c. Conec steady; fair car
gocs Rio, l9Ac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

The Woman's Exchange desires all per
sons 10 leave their orders for articles to be
delivered on tn. ..,tn and 3Olh OF May as
early a. possible; rs on those days the ~
change will be open only irom 40 IL O'CLOCK
Mrs. Cringan Il .sires Ia furnish ice cream
10 families any day except sunday. Atten-
ton Is called to the good selections found at
he bargain co inter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
GREENSBORO


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h .lf"- fA $3.50 atli'-- I'D l".
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
baltimore Market.


BALTIMORE, MD. May l7.-COti0n firm
midding. re. Flour. dull and unchanged
Wheat Southern, quiet but firm; fuliz
ssM BE-; LOngberry, yl@ajc.; No. ,, &c.;
steamer No. rel, 81 e; Western
Nav. g2i.c. CCrn-souihen dull and
easier: white. 45Cl iGc.; yellow, t3c..
Western easy; white, iJW &c.; mixed
spot. 4si 0 az &C.,; May, il4cm lihe. Oats
quiet migrated Southern and Pennsyl-
vsnis. &.H3>c.: Western white, 3Sc.; DO
mixoi, G051l e.; graded No. , white, 3sc
Ryo trndy; prime 10 choice, Jl@G2c. Pro
vision. ady and unchanged. Coffee duh
R.o , areo. :. fair, 1880. sugar quiet; gran
ulaied o Lie; copper-reiimeJ scarce, @4@
Ne. Whisky firm, Sl.O9WSl.lO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

May, l2.0l@ l2.oS; June. l2.l0: July. e.i3So
l2.ii; August. 1880 1900; September. 1881
October, 1890 1879: November. 10000
1852; December. lO.5S0f 1893: January.
lo.Gl@ 1862; February. 1867.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton was steady !:
Midling uplands. Gisd. Sales. 5000 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
New York financial Market.


NEW York. May l7.-MOney closed az
, percent. Exchange closed weak. lSiisGo
SO; actual rates. lSlIs for sixty days,
and iNo& for demand. Governments
steady; currency 6's. no bid; Is, coupons,
~ bid; Iis's do. 1913 bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
r,oI.r.ti,n.i In Palestine.

MIR. ". NJ. Flinders petrie will begin ex-
cayatons for the Palestine Exploration
Fund. at EglOn, mentioned in the Book of
Joshua. All hnds except duplicates must
be sent 10 the museum at cOnstantinoplc,
hui the excayaior can take casts If inscril :
tons, copies, and photographs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
Cincinnati Market.

Iby Ielcgrlph
CINCINNATI. o.. May l7.-POrk -reelI-
lar. Sl3.0O@Si312lz; family, sl3.9l@
Sl3.31il b. Lard-ketile dried. Gs.@0Ac.
Bacon-Short clear sides, sG.25. Whisky.
# $i.O2 per gallon for high wines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
RANK.eTATElIENT.

NV YORK, May l7.--RescrNe. increase
300; loans. decrease, Tij2l,sln; .pe
Gle, decrease. S3l02)O. legal tenders, in
crease. SS3i.00O: deposits, decrease, 81, 100
circulation, increase, so. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, May T., 1890.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat ~ bushels.
Corn 6OU bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Longberry. Us bushels prime on
private terms. Mixed 10 bushels good al
Gle.
Oats-MiXed /, 400 bushels prime on pri
waite terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
QUo0tfi0ns.-Mi ddling, he; low mi'
Hing, lOAe.; good ordinary loc.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

cular Christians. Standing six feet two.
handsome. kccn-cycd. enthusiastic. corr-
ageOus. be T. rs much every inch "a man '-
he is n uarson. lie j. fond Of athletics, Csc
cels in many sports. and is mighty hunter
ofsbig game. lie invariably spends his Va
cation m the West, iGr. boz says. There Is no
land where nature rccreates man rs she
doc there. Bur ne j. hard worker i'm his
profession. also. and dearly beloved 10y tine
crowded congregation, which his eloquenca
and winning way, have gathered IN IT.
Georges.
SPORTING NOTES.
The 'Cyclist Touring club, of England.
number ~ ..-G members. against 10000 in
ihe League OF American Nheeimen.
Jacob >haoior viii stop AZ fafiDu, places
10 give exhibitions after his encounter Wiih
McCleiry in san Francisco, tAe end ol thi'
month.
There will De mo- international rifle match
this year. rs the British Rifle Association iH
not in financial condition To send % team io
thi, country.
Yank Adams. the finger billiardi-t. goes ip
Paris. where he will play for th'gH. n
weeks. M "a salary Of l.NO francs per We,"'
From there he goes 10 England.
Garrison has signed "a contract to ride i'r
DIVERS. He will De- Dwycr-' chief rider
this season.
Goldsmith Maid troited $50 heats in ba,-
terthan 80: Raru-, 80: Driver i0,; Harry
Wilkes. lGo: Deck Wright. 1911: American
Girl, $50: Hopeful. -.
The Dwyers recently ~ieued Jockey ~.
Bergen. brother of Martin and Michael ber-
gen. All ihe mmiiy seem 10 DE rldei- ana
this last one is the lichtest otany.. .... -,
champion. who announced some lima az"
that he was coming to America in May, pre-
pared 10 play pool with any man Tor -'l'
side. il not coming after all. as he ha7
sailed for the Cape of Good Hope.
Cornell University has not lost q boat
race since l~>5. Boating is pre-cmlnenilt
the sport of the University. with iooi-haN
next. The cieht-oarpd race with BoWd1in
is sci down tor June The crew Is being
trained by Che nion Springs sculler, harie7
+. Courtfcy.
Alley Bonner. son of Robert Bonner. Is
regarded as one of the best amateur reins-
men in the United states. lie is tall. attn
letic Young man. tair complexion. wears u
blonde m0ustache, and = very quiet IN bis
manner.
Mr.. Bonner owned al one time The brown
stallion Nolmer. 2:2ilt 3. and the bay stallion
Hartford. 2:22l,. lie i, regular road
rider. breed a few colts, and Away, has a
GOOD horse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

Cape Fear Il Yadkn v. 1916. 1861 l07
c n 4. lst. rs, G., 1898 100. lV5is .
c., &. d Aug. ID rs c, $780,. rs 900.
c., G. IL Aug. "a Us ......... I0oi{ ...
G. ~ q. LIST Us, c.. 1915. ....... lJ1 Gee.
{. a G.. ID G's. C.. 1926 ...... 81 49,.
Georgia Pacific lst SIS, L. c.. llS 1l3i.
Georgia Pacific per Ct. 1925. 1ei ~
Jackson. Tam. a II. West 1917 l02 -
Petersburg Class \, IS, X. &. 100 ...
Petersburg Class Il. G's. X. G. lD .
Rich. Il Dan. gold 6's. c 1915 ll6 900.
Rich. ~ Dan. debt Us. 1927 l0 .
Rich. Il Dan. gen. mort. U.s.. 30 zoos
r.. \. X. n 4. lst 81, 1894 co.. lO9 ...
Rich. ~ Mecklenburg ist 6's.. i0l los
2ich. Il Allegheny, lst mort II ,3
Virginia Midland, g NJ J'5.. 80
Wstern y. c. Isl IS, guar. lC3 lOi
Western \. &. 1T IS, &. 1914. - lO2
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atlanta Il Charlotte. S2i4 90
North Carolina .............. ln3 -
Petersburg ...... ........... 0S3 Gs3
r., +. X J.. div. Obligation. .. l09is nj
BANK STOCKS.
Petersburg say. a ms. Co o.. II 900
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia state. ............... % -
MISCELLANEOUS.
West End Land A Imp. Co. % 2Sl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
Baltimore stock Market.

~ tel graph
BALTIMORE. MD. May l7.-Virginis
consOls, a.; do. tenlorties, 40; do. threes,
/ COIt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
Richmond stock Market.

Reported oy John l.. Williams Il son
bankers and brokers. No iii Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
THE BOSTON'S
$50 SUITS.
3 I'D E5.

- EASONABLE SEEDS. BLACK AND
oCLAl PEAS tor sowing for fcrtillZlng
Peerless and other potatoes best for planning
now. German millct and sOsapums for sow
Ing Tor fodder D. ". WHO'D < Sons,
myI7-it Secdsnen. Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
RICHMoNO, VA, May Il, 1880.

FIkcI UVHNUs
1000 Virginia new IS at q; 3,O1 do. at 81.
GOVERNMENT SECURfrIE-. Bid. A SkeC.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-05-22

10. o. Jones & Co, have arranged
to supply ice at wholesale and retail
and will deliver free.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-05-22

that VIII give you satisfaction, lthea,
Seehorn & CO.
Mrs. J. B Cox returned last night
from Knoxville.
MIS-. +. w. Earnest has returned
from an extended visit to Texas.
Read II. V. Fulton's advertisement
in this issue. # will pay yon.
Mrs. Fred Kleaver, of Kansas City,
Mo-, is visiting Mrs. Henry Lyle.
1t will pay you to read the advcr
tisement elsewhere # II. Y. Fulton.
DR.. w. ]. Miller is attending the
state medical society at Nashville this
week
Fresh groceries aud provisions at
bottom prices is what You get at Viii
der 4 Aliens.
H. V. Fulton, the real estate agent,
offers some rare bargains this week.
Sec ad. elsewhere.
J. D. Faucette returned Tuesday
from a recuper0ting jaunt down the
road.
Mrs. Charles Jackson, Of Emporia,
Kansas, is visiting Misses Sallie and
Leone Faw.
Wilder & Allen will save you money
on all goods in their Tide. Call and
see them.
The Johnson City Brass Band went
over to Big Stone Grip last Friday to
make music for the big land sale.
Rev D. r Chockley, MI Hunter
and Prof. L. A. Calvin, returned from
Fort Worth, Texas, last Friday.
Misses Ella and Sarah Mcneil came
down from Bristol last Thursday to
spend week with relatives here.
For fresh groceries and provisions
call on Wilder & Allen. Goods will
be delivered promptly to any part Of
he city
Kansas City (Mo) parties is said to
have purchased the mineral lands
| (75,000 acres) from A. s. Johnson, Of
Chncky City, aud propose developing
and building iron furnaces.
Wilder 4 Allen ca ry every thing In
the grocery line and are satisfied with
a ANAL profit, Go and sec them,
leaye your order for goods and have
them delivered promptly.
Chas. d. Slower, Of Knoxville, and
Miss Carrie Peters were married last
Thursday, at the residence Of the
bride at Watavga, Carter county, by
Rev. D. Kitzmller
We have full line OF music stands,
umbrella racks, ladies writing-desks,
eurtain-poles and fixtures, oil paint.
ings, easels &c, which have just ar
rived. Come and see them.
l., A. CALVIN & Co.