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The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-07
The County Commissioners,

AS Mr.. Hawkins is sick the county
commissioners did not do much business
yesterday. They inspected the Sun
river bridge and accepted the Townsite
Company's second addition.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-07

For rheumatism there is nothing bet
ter thar Chambertain's Pain Balm. The
prompt relief it affords is alone worth
many times its cost, which is but fifty
cents per bottle. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it.. For
sale by Lapeyre Bros.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-07

es Strain Bros.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-07
AN IMMENSE DAM BEING BUILT.

IAN Immense Dam is now being constructed across tho
Missouri River above Black Eagle Falls at NORTH GREAT
FALLS at cost Of q Halt Million Dollars, and will furnish power
for Hundreds OF Mills. Other improvements will rapidly follow
which will create demand for more mill frontage and the Coulter,
Rainbow and Crooked falls will be utilized, all Of which are with.
in a few minutes walk Of NORTH GREAT FALLS.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-07
Carpets, Rugs, DraperieS.

We take special pride in our
carpet department. Our stock
comprises the latest novelties in
coloring and design. Nc old stock.
Don't fail to look it over.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-07

The BOSTON Il MONTANA COMPANY have selected
NORTH GREAT FALLS as the site of their IMMENSE FAC
IohlES' which will furnish constant employment to thousands
OF workmen whose CASH WAGES will circulate every month in
NORTH GREAT FALLS and vicinity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.
Removal of the Remains OF Captain Willis.
Personals and Briefs.

The remains of Captain Richie Willis. OF
Chesterfield. formerly Of Charlestown,
jefferson county, w. Va, and a son OF DR..
William Warning Willis, have been re-
moved from the burylng-ground at Cen
tralia and rointerred in Maury cemetery
be the side Of his wife, who died last week
at the residence of Mr.. David J.. Pulliam,
her son-in-law, in this city.
Messrs. A. II. Rutherford and A. Lang
staff Johnston, secretary and engineer re-
spectively of the Southside Improvement
COMPANY, have returned from the North,
where they have been examining into the
workings Of the different systems OF cleo
tric railways with view to selecting the
best for the company's road to be built
from Richmond TO tOrest-Hlll PARK,
Mr.. B. h. IIaster, one OF the workmen
employed on the Semmes-Ayenue bridge
over the Petersburg railroad, lost his purse
containing about S67 IN money yesterday
morning. He had the good fortune, how
ever, TO find the purse i'll the afternoon at
a secluded spot near the railroad, where 1t
had been dropped.
The people OF this city are deeply inter
ested in the electric railroad proposed 70
be built from Richmond TO Petersburg,
and for which it is said route is now be-
ING surveyed. Several well-known Man
chester gentlemen are embraced IN the list
vi WI lUl AUS
The Council Committee on Streets will
meet tomorrow at noon, when the bids
for travelling and macadamizing Perry.
Porter, cambridge, and Decatur streets
will be opened.
Mr.. Walter Nelson contemplates erecting
a handsome residence on the lot al the
corner of Tenth and cambridge streets re-
Gently purchased by him,
Messrs. Edgar Allan and j. Samuel Par
IRISH have been retained as counsel for D..
II. FlournOy, whose case is set for hearing
before Squire Wilson Hewlett next Thurs
day morning.
Regular services will be held at Meade
Memorial church this morning at II o'clock
and at 4:30 p. NJ Rev John !. bowman,
of All Saints church, Richmond will
preach.
Major John Poe, Jr.. Chief of Police of
Richmond. was in Manchester for short
while Yesterday morning.
Mrs. Robert Traylor, who has been quite
i'll at her residence on Perry street near
Fourteenth, was thought to be better yes
terday.
Mayor A. C. Attkisson will spend several
days next week in b. fillmore, where bust
ness calls hun.
Mr.. +. Ii. Gary, of Henderson, n. c., is
here on q visit 10 his family.
The delinquent tax list will be corrected
in the Hastings Court tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
EMBROIDERED ROBES, lales. coloring.,

EMBROIDERED ROBES, latest colorings,
handsome work.
sIDE-BAND ROBES, rich aud tasty.
STRIPED DhEsS GOODS AND PLAID DRESS
GOODS in special designs.
A rare bargain in 5i-tnch STRIPED AND PLAID
SPRING SuIllNGs At '5c. ayard-reduced
cHOlCg SELECTIONS CHINA sILK s9c.
HISHER GRADE CHINA SILK ,oc. n yard;
sOLID-COLOK CHINA SILK Ode yard.
Flowery designs Ia CHINA DHAPEkY SILK
PDNGEE DKE>S PATTERNS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS % every description.
YANDYkE POINTS in Black SIX, Gold. Silver,
md STEEL
GIMPS in rich AMI tasty designs.
OUTING. CLOfp at7Nc a yard worth l0c;
OUTING-CLOTH, good patterns, az To-. p yard;
TEAZLE-CL0TIl, best patterns. at l9Sc. yard {;
WIDE SATiNK~, French designs, l2Hc. q yard !;
GOOD FRENCH SATINEs I5c. yard:
FRENCH SATlNES, latest importations, 25c. a
ynrt.
cACHEMERE oMBRE, the hit of the season. in
GeGo1GD DRESS GINGHAMs at SO. 10, and J2Xc. /;
APRON MUSLIN lSc. per apron;
LADIES JERSEY VETS a, lCc.:
SWISS RIBBED JERSEY VhsTs.atl9. 25, and 39c
NAINSOOk CHECK At from 10 Sc:
STRIPED AND PLAIN FINE SHEER MUSLIN
In newest patterns at % and &c;
HEMsTITCHED MUSLIN at 80 and 40c.;
HEMsIlTCHED LINEN LAWNS at 75c. and 81
HEMsTITCHED SWISS FLOUNCING at 5Oc.
yard-would be cheap al 1jc.;
HENS1lTCHED SWISS FLOUNClNG at CSC. a
yard worth 81.
PURE WHITE LINEN EMBROIDERED INITIAL
HANKKERCHiEFS at lgc worth 50c. az
CHILDnEN's HEwsTITCHED HANDKER-
CHEFS al 2c.-they arc usually sold at &C..
DRAPERY NE1 at 81 n yard up to s2.50-at each
price you are sure OF getting the very best
value.
CHAiLI will remain popular this season. We
have q good assortment 10 choose from. Our de-
signs are the latest and most artistic. Prices
rule cry low. .. ..- $3.50
good thing-our LADIES' WHITE HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEF at l9c.-take
vASBYKR LAcEs from SIC. up to 1925;
POINT De GAZE AND POINT DE GENE
LACE~-all widths.
SLIDES AND BUCKLES suitable for every do
Il L il3n,sJ SPRISG WEIGHT CLOTH JACKETS.
ladies' J EltS EYS and JERSEY JACKETS.
Chfdren's REEFING JACkElS-al styles and
Childien's JERSEY DREssEs-yery pretty
AMI reasonable.
BEADkD WRAPS and CAPEs.
MARsElLLEs QUILTS, full Iii, a, &c worth 81
BLRACHsD DoILIEs ut 2sc. worth Co.,;
RED BORDcLED FRINGRD NAPklNS-large
sze. 81 dozen-wouid be cheap at il.50;
HENS1ITCHED LINEN PlLLOW-CASES at
sl.is a pair worth T.:
HUCkAbACk and DAMASk TOWELS a. l9c.
apiece worth 81 a 1z~n;
CREAM NOME TOWELS at 17c. are cheap at
SIS dozen
Extra large aud ine BLEACHED HUCKARACK
TONES a, g q doZen-can't be had else
whore under 81 a dozen;
DAMA~K TOWELS O, Sl.20 a dozen-the regular
si.5) quality;
UUCkABACk TOWELS at $3.50 a dozen-neYer
sold before at loss than g..
You will miss II IN you don't buy your Towels
now. and from LEVY & DAVIS.
RED-BOKDERED BLEACHED TABLE-CiOTHS
RRD-B6EDEKED BLEACHED TABLE-CLOTHs
at fi39 wor h e:
RED BONOEEED BLEACHED TABLE-CLOTHS
So and s2J0;
64-inch BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK at zoe.
ysrd-a special value even The way we sell
Linen Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE.
The Market in Richmond is Safe and
Steady One.

While immense transactions in real es-
tate are going on in Southwest Virginia
andin cities outside OF this State the mar
ket IN Richmond is strong and active; =,
There is good demand for nearly all
classes Of property" said leading real
estate agent yesterday; Ny, gales SINCE
January 1st have been larger than usual at
this season of the year. the aggregate being
a little over $l720 0O."
"In what sections is there the greatest
activity!" asked the reporter.
There have been some dealings In pro-
pertv IN the city-perhaps more than usual
for the winter months-but tine greatest
interest. according to my Observation ana
experience. has been shown IN the west
and northwest sections of our suburbs.
lis there not ground for apprehension
that the trading IN suburban lands may be
oyordOnel"
II think not. On the contrary believe
values will steadily increase. Doyou know
that the suburban population OF tins city
is smaller than that of any other city OF Its
size. and that the old town IL now very close
lv built up. 50 much so that in future avery
large proportion of the great yearly influx
of newcomers to our growing and
thriving city must find homes in the SUBJ
urbS!"
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
The following dccdS or DbTEhin dHh htio
were recorded in the clerks Office OF the
Cbancery Court of Richmond yesterday,
W. II. Beveridce and wife to }. W. Rob-
inson, 90x27S feet on Moore. Oak, and Har-
ris0n streets (tax title. $50. 100.
Samuel j. Harrison and wife TO william
F.. Tanner, 80 feet on Main street northwest
corner Locust alley. $500.
William H. Jennings and wife to Eliza
Ellison. % PIP feet on south side Grove
avenue between Morris and HGrvie streets.
$500.
james r. Pace and wife to Alexander
Watson. foot on south side Ashland
street adjoining Marshall Reservoir, 81.
I. William Pemberton and wife to ). Z.
Weigiger. 80 feet on north side Grace street
between Harrison and Ryland, $500.
John u. Young. special commissioner,
and Others to William II. Jennings, % 2&-l2
feet on Grove avenue near Morris Gre
corded.
Same and others to Alexander Jennings,
20 q 5-12 feet on Grove avenue near Morris
(recorded).
Same TO John NJ. Jennings, % 23-teet on
Grove avenue near Morris (recOrded).
HENRICO COUNTY COURT.
R.J. i. Bartlett's trustees and wife to
Fl. A. and William G.. Strange, 403 acres on
Three Chopped road and 2G 1-5 acres on
\arina road, Sc, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
RELIGIOUS ENTERPRISES.
The Meetings to BE Held by Mr.. Wharton
Old-Market Hall Church.

The members of the Old-Narket Hall
congregation who have connected them
eelves with the Second Presbyterian
church have received their dlsmissions,
and will be organized into new church
this evening AZ . o'clock.
AZ soon as the formal organization takes
place there will be an election OF elders
and deacons. These Will then be ordained
and installed.
DIR. Hoge. tho chairman of the commit
tee, will preside tonight and conduct the
exercises, after which he will address the
new church. and will be followed by Dr.
Kerr and Rev. Mr. Turnbull.
The next business viii be the call of the
pastor. OF course no one is thought of III
this connection but Mr.. Turnbull.
This call Will be presented to tho Pres
bytery of East Hanover, which meets in
Fredericksburg on the sth OF April, when
steps will he taken for the ordination and
installation of Mr.. Turnbull as pastor of
the new church.
SEv. IL. Nj. WHARTON At TIE FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH.
During this week special services will be
held at the First Baptist church, conducted
BY the pastor. DR.. George Cooper.
These are preparatory TO the coming of
Rev III. NJ. Wharton on next Sabbath, the
Both instant. He will be with the church
for two weeks at least and preach there
daily.
During the week. in addition TO the
nightly service at g O'Clock, a midday
service will also be held at II A. NJ. or u
III. az may be hereafter announced.
Accompanying Mr.. Wharton comes bis
friend Mr.. Williamson to lead the singing.
1hisgentleman is now permanently enga ed
with Mr.. Wharton in his evangelIstic work.
and renders most efficient all III singing
himself as well as leading the cOngrega-
ton. They both come from meeting of
two weeks at the Baptist church at Char
tottesville. were great success has attended
them, and many persons have been led into
the religious life. 1t will be n time of spe-
cial interest to the First church. The great
eudience-room Will he crowded nightly, for
Mr.. Wharton has the ear and the heart of
the Richmond people. His Armory meet
ings in March of last year, as well as those
with the various churches. are still remem-
bered with pleasure, and their fruits stlll
abide in the lives of many.
The church isready TO cooperate heartily
with the pastor and his co-laborers. Though
81 sent out quite number Of members re-
Gently TO form the constituency Of the
Fourth-Street Baptist church. and is con-
sfantlv sending out members TO other
churches, the places are almost filled up,
and the membership as large as ever,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
BLACK GOODS.

sc. will buy a ane Henrietta Cloth which Ia con-
eiderod leader at 81;
Armure >tripes--ihe bit OF the seeson-Sc'
yard snd selling fast.
Good Ba;stc AZ &c n yarl worm &c;
See our DC. Cs5hmerc-you can't get az good
ono elsewhere under 6jc.
Lace Bunting nj SOC. yard-yery styush ana
very gOod value: 1870
s5c. Is our price ior Doth Plain and Figured SIX
Crenadine-thG, Is, for the LOT we now have
si,25 Will bs The price for those later on.
Black En- brOidered Robes.
Prcstleys Dress Goods 30 great variety and as
low "a such goods can be handled.
Smith & Angells CeieDrat5d Black Hosiery Bic.
r pair aud up;
Childrcns Black Ribbed Hose al pc. pair for
reliable article.
Good assortment Of BGANITZ SUEDE aud KID
GLOVES. SILK GLOVES, MlTs. BERLIN
f., Etc. ....
C.P., l. &, X. H.. r. & c., DIR. WARMERS,
THOMSON'S, aud HER NAJESIY's CORSETS
arc a few Of the styles We keep.
large stock, everything desirable. Il what we
GENTLFMEN'S PANTS PATTERNS. very
stylish. but at prices lar below your expecta-
tiOns.
CAsSINRRES, TRICOT, aud JEANS for
Bows and Mems wear
EMBROIDERED FLANNEL for infants wear.
MUSLIN CAPS, SHORT aud LONG DRESSES,
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDEKWEAk al prices
you never bouxht better soO!s ~ lower prices
than now show.
INFANTS LONG and Snort CASHMERE
CLOANS.
our roy STOCK is very complete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
Medical College commencement.

Invitations have been issued to the fifty
second annual commencement OF the Medi-
cal College of Virginia, which will be cele-
brated at the Theatre ON Tuesday evening
at $50 O'clock
The orator of the evening will be Rev.
Samuel A. Goodwin. ID. d.
"The following Is the class organization
for 1890;
President. w. p. Mathews; Vice-Presi-
dent, Il. p. Oppenhimer; Secretary, j. Ii.
Lawrence.
Invitation Committee-E. c. levy CHAIR
H. Field, Jr.. j. ii. Ferguson, ". NJ. Hol.
man. w. B. Laferty, w. p. Marks, G. l..
Siegel. Jr., j. +. Woodward.
Reception Cohmlttee-B. W. Cabell
Chairman. J. III Abbitt, o. +. Banking
ship, G.. J. Bradthaw, II. +. Bruning. A.
Easley. S. w. HolNon, w. L. Holland, Jr.,
L. P. Michaels, A Micklem. X. W. Robin
son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
p..o,,,,on. Of Respect TO the Memory Of
General Francis II. Smith.

A, neeiinc of the Richmond Branch
IL AZ hlumnf of the Virginia Military
Institute held yesterday In the rooms oil
| Tho Chamber of Commerce the following
was adopted:
w,.ra.. the sad intelligence has reached this
VIE ga sIrnni thai General Il. II. smith has
M -. g, t., tho scene OF his earthly lsDors,
mai his eyentlul and valuable IRE mas boon
hrouyht 10 n peaceful and gentle cIose recog-
niztng that this event viii .rinR uistress 70 tne
,a., ~ tbonsand. Of The alumni OF tho Virginia
M,iI,sry InstIt,it, in overy portion OF ibis conu-
nv ana while seeing In u inc nAtuIhi olspehss-
lion of Providence, when ma ~ us ptoasht 10
80, ono who rad reached and OK ecdoi the or
.toarv ANN NJ mans life, we desire 20 express
our distrcss ut the dean OF General Sinlth'
whose personality, whose dishaeuished talents,
whose -nobo Christian euaIa,set , 10 " , -
impress upon every cndeI VINO mas ieH NE par
,s,,s ~ tbe Institute : therefore DO u
PSso,rsT 1. That we deeply deplore the be-
reayement that has bcisllon the OLD cadets. the
Institute, tho state OF virginia, ali ,ho "hOlo
south in the death OF our VeneIao.e ana 70
,.rsd former superintendent and friend. HIS
life was interviewer with inc most surfing por-
tlon Of fhe history OF this COmm "nHeaith, ana
has left a lasting impression upon rs enniis
and upon tue lives Of ia sons. The institute
itself. uuexceiled ny any tlthhsf lhsuLution'
stands az his life WORK, monument more on
during Than any that VIC Io'ihs nrIt.s ol NJ
fr,en1s may hereafter devise 10 psrpetuate MS
memorv.. Ills IN ring energy. bis unsH erElng
devotion 10 every duty tmposei upon MIN. ma
dauntloss courage ia meeting every dihcuily
bis Gfty years service in an honorabie yet Ia,
borious and trying posii.oh. ms tAal'ed hn9
nobo character, sofiened Ivy the graces and
dce,, con yjctiops of an earnest Christian. point
out tho man and his lie "a ono that may well
serve as m example Tor all ~ l. MATER OF
cra,ierafion that lis Iife was brought 10 a close
90 ncacefully aud quietly within sight Of the
ha.rac,s of The Institute 10 which be chung with
every nhrn OF "A warm ana anorronnto nature.
MS spirit has passed 20 Its eternal rest, and well
drcs no deserve 90 be greeted By the Divine
creator. with tho welcome, "Well done, thou
GOOD and faithful servant"
Q That asa marx OF respect ana affection
committee from this society be- appointed who
sbsiI attend bis funeral ceremonies at Lexing
ton or where they may be held.
2 THAT a COPY OF these resolutions be forward
ed to the Superintendent OF the virginia MihtAry
Institute with the request that they be spread
upon the records OF the institution and be pub
l.shed to the corps of cadets; thai copy DO also
sent 10 bis family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
VETERANS COMING.
NUMBERS TO BE HERE AT THE UN-
YELLING OF THE LEE MONUMENT.
Letters Indicating that the Occasion VIII
he signaiizcd by the Presence OF
aGreat Gathering.

Tho form of invitations for the Lee
Monument unwilling are now IN the hands
Of the enprayer and proof will soon be
ready. They are to be gotten mp IN fine
STYLE. and one will be sent to each Confede-
rate organization end every ex-Confederate
officer whose address can be procured.
Governor Mckinney is the chairman and
CAPTAIN Thomas Elicit the secretary of the
Reception and Invitation Committee.
GETTING THE ADDRESSES.
CAPTAIN Elicit has received from Com
mander T.. NJ. Henry OF tho Grahd Gam
of Confederate Veterans. the name ana al
dress OF every camp IN Virginia. Com
mander Henry. who has lately been elect
ed bv the Council Of Norfolk mayor of that,
oitv' has also, at the request OF Captain
Fllett. furnished him with the names and
addresses of all the prominent ex-Coniede-
rates in his section.
In his letter he says Norfolk ana forts-
mouth will contribute largely 10 make the
unveling great event.
Captain Henry is very enthusiastic and
will work mp considerable lntcre5 u IN the
unyeiinE among his people and the vete-
ran camps of the state.
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.
CAPTAIN Elicit has also received the
names and addresses Of many Confederate
organizations in the different counties IN
North Carolina.
He has written General John b. Gordon,
commander OF the United Confederate
Veterans, to furnish him with the name OF
every exc Confederate officer and every Con-
federate organization In the country. An
invitation will be sent to all of these.
LoUIsIANANs COMING.
Mavor Ellyson has received a letter from
the Louisiana division of the Army. OF
Northern Virginia, which he has handed to
Secretary Elicit.
This organization proposes to send
delegation of thirty veterans to the. I'M
velliug.
accommodations, etc.
As soon as the invitations are ready they
will be sent all over the country, wherever
an ex-Confederate organization or eX-Con-
federate officer can be found and the oc-
casion will likely bring TO Richmond one
of the largest crowds ever gathered here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
MONKEY AND ENGINE.
Two Large Crowds and Nothin. to s,

Two Large Crowds and Nothing to See.
The proneness of the Richmond populace
to gather III crowds upon the slightest
prOvOcatlOn is truly remarkable. Two in
stances of this were given yesterday in diff
tcrent portions of the city within an hour
and half of each other.
Shortly after half past II Yesterday per-
sons doing business in the Clay-street end
of the Second market were appraised that
something of an unusual nature was occur
ring from the presence of a large crowd
which stood on the corner of Sixth and
Clay streets, and which was rapidly aug
mented by the addition of men, women.
and children of both colors, who hurried
up from every direction. Investigation
disclosed the fact that a pet monkey had
jumped from his owners arms and had
been roughly treated by dog. He was
soon rescued and his master turned up the
alley leading to the fish-market, followed
By a throng of admirlng juveniles.
There was a loud report from the neigh
borhood of the old basin little before 2
O'Clock. Nearly every one on the street
made break for that direction. The
rumor at once spread that there had been
O gas explosion, while others insisted that
q man by the name OF Al had been
shot.
A large business house at the corner OF
Tenth and Cary streets has a gas engine,
the exhaust of which is in the habit ocoa-
sionally Of making loud popping sound.
On yesterday the report was plainly
heard nearly three blocks Always.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23

It has come to my knowledge that there
are in this city, visiting also near by places,
one or more hawks and peddlers represent
ing to sell my glasses and as having been
in my employ and using other fraudulent
means TO palm off their common articles
at high prices on the strength of my repu-
tatIon. I wish 10 give notice TO the public
that independent Of my established and
permanent places Of business | EMPLOY no
agents of any kind, and persons peddling
or to sell my glasses are frauds and impos-
tors, and should be dealt with rs such.
Dr. :. GALEsRI,
Consulting and Manufacturing Optician,
9i5 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23

The contract for taking down the large
storing away, and erecting when the new
church is completed. has been awarded to
Waiter d. Moses d Co., 1905 Main street.
This firm Is the only one in the South
that has practical pipe-organ builder, and
deserves to be patrOnzed for their enter
prise. They can dowork for one third less
than q manufacturer who has TO send men
hundreds of miles away. They guarantee
their work and invite comparison Of esti-
mates that they will be pleased TO make
for any kind OF pipe-organ work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
WHITNEY,
.BABY-CARRIAGES

sell when everything elso is quiet They are tho
best, every one knows. and tLo prices moo. and
beat competition with the inferior make. Call
Oh us and select , good carriage Tor the baoT.
TRUNKS AND >AICUEL> como o. tue 'front.'
and VIC maze prices n low "a ever IN spite of the
advance We have 10 pay.
OUTING shirt, with u5 arc an Item. We
show an immense stock and no one cao give you
NJ good value. An sizes, style, and prices are
here for you 20 pick from.
GENTLENEN'> NECkWIAR from g. up 70
tn finest. Lawn Ties particularly cheap
JEMELkl never VA -1li 30 cheap as now.
KUFtLINGS-Wo have !Got added number Of
new patterns TO- spring.
COLLARS AID CUES fr ladies and geutle-
men carried IN great yart ~.
CELLUIOiD COLLARS AND CUFFS always
In stock oil sizes ami p1cc-.
You viii hnl our bargains As Cood-0ftertines
better-ihGn we state. You are cordially invited
70 attend our great sale 81 DRY GOODS AAD
CARPETS, where you will find much 20 interest
you.
We quite forgot % mention tho good values IN
our LACE CURTAIN STOCK. A special tar
gain IS at3hyard long Nottingham Curtain AZ
SL2j pair--a regular J. ~ article. wis lam
bour, Antique Cluny, sud Nottingham Lace Cur
tSins IN best values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23

in the window of Hume, Minor & Co.,
Ninth street, and saw the most beautiful
Organ ever exhibited in Richmond. If
you want to see something handsome see
this Organ, and on the inside Of the store
there is the most beautiful stock of Pianos
and Organs ever in the South. We under
stand that these gentlemen sell only the
very best instruments, and at prices even
lower than many are paying for inferior
ones