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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
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ae quotes the remarks Of =
sts's,s about two iamons icatiera
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pc stHHeNall Jackson y you.
atd sons sunsl General like hiua ]
~ yoauns tuuIl hrk weuss
b asked ~hrtlsr he had ever sscu
rs IT,. b. replied Yra pas a
q otrirE,y for nrtc Robert inr =
He's mighty ralm-lIke man
4 W. . taht IL going on ThtR STORY
\ VI d Gfactal Ichn II Mngrticr
Il g General MAruAtr thinks q
p''sl hFap Il what he caia aud
lio alters has a right smart 81
lsefe was q r. saA trllrr onc ttmr
w struggled irutu H.s hti .Bdci
b Heru n prrt onr. b. we're,
gs H. we're hungry rnnusli "a
4 ttstasral. buttons and all that
Z e'lrr wcrC lie saw Magrudvr
all spread. with a heap uf good
son 4 aud TN be hanged u hg
Nalk lu. prrt az sou please
81 . kuiip and fork. mud Opened
I, " along rho liue OH them iixin's
arudcr heard somebody IN las
Ahsl hurried in and asked that
y chap What brought him thar
issan lowed he were hungry
II ,as General. stid aud uand.like
10 you know. sir. at whose a.
n lep arr catinfY'
" Ie2aA chap. hr kept driVin u
ssts on them chick ms. and h
2 the Central, said H.. No. old
and amt no ways partic lnr
Since I've come solderin'. !
4 ehat did Magrudcr do2" asked
\ 81 listener.
~ Why, he saw them chick
AIMS wero spoiled, and n
& wy bus arm under his Coat.tail
his hat over lis eyes an'
20 out And that Texas hos
leave anything ON that thar "a
q wv the plates, not even his com
We were he's Well. no matter
aaatt no manners, hchadn't u
powerful hungry. stranger, tina
Youths Coisslunion.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
e WAYS OF WOMEN.
.,rIy are Contrary Beings
esfsa. ThInRs be True.

,,Iv are Contrary Beings
e sTnsse Things be True.
.,s,aee woman stays IN the
!. 0lessant days, says the BUT
/ . !, and visits twenty-three
u afternoon when the winds
!. 10 be taken with a lighting
n N rail for twenty-five years
4 ,La barbarons fashion OF bor-
h a.. and then she will punch
n I. ber ear.lobes With a darning'
! ! thers is a ghost Of a chance
\ pair Of diamond earrings,
4 a,ake two hours 70 dress, and
4 ma the house three times, #
n, aver 10 Minnle's to spend
Il ICON. and the next day, when
sudden chance 10 go 20 san
4 ~ Mill pack a toOth-brush
h ,s,rse ii her pocket, button
Il snd gloves on the street,ear,
d Y nv station thFeeauartsrs
B ~ ahead Of the train
T. coffee on the clean table
A s3 smiles sweetly-When there
sry-and then siie glaFes like a
II ismon Il William Henry lays
.,ieskniie Oh the table when
N a alone
y ssrially mrnis @ reu' a quarter
~ lon, ia her gloves and gonr
s sith a tear two ieei long "
n ,20at
\ 81 pot seal-skln buttons on 9
4 ~ ana expects tbs whole world
n ~ that it i real Tar
ss bod forty seven pins ~ hei
u \ m iyran order 10 ghegroregt
acknowledgements basket and
psA
II 10Y, because tho smith sFii
n shionrsi hauuets and erle
,be know 0mle poor boy Wht
u n sa0rl Z winter uVercoat
~ argNit. 8 silA searf oTeg
Il lganie uugii a man i eye vi
~ aith admiration, bni 81
Il n plain ordinary npekiir 4
" ~ iie
~ aais an ssseet tn tAo rain g
STREET car tayr, and then 81
quarter % dollar - y,
u sEay s,5g meets
"a M e. over every rAFiN't ~ ~
Ill rnb 4 damp doth aud brush
as - toan town atih 4 blar
n q iEg NOSE
aill gst q Raud guurhs ~ ie'
atoh shu history sutgal II
e AMI ioplc 81 ;br Roma
and yieA si,r Npuld gyi insi
81 al 70 a. from Buffalo 90 Atstc
Sc al Ugt
VIII Rad an reNAY 0a our y
treatment Us the fei nan. ail
,As - as tbs door u BE- srws
as fsu.ef coming sn az tiir ~
VII try bsstsgrAE and cAIS'
aan II Ber thatrr 10 vat IL
Ma Ai:~ ArF a ioYablr eseAtur
NJ ias aaaa8tl
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

The largest Furniture and Carpet house
vest Of Chicsgn Is located 81 Omaha, Neb.,
Chss ShigerlcR A. Go, Projectors They
have an immense establishment, occupying
half \ block 81 Eve siory stores on Farnam
street. and every floor 10 packed with the
most elegant designs 10 carpets draperies,
and the leading novelties in the furniture
line. II you contemplate buying write them
for particulars, prices, etc, or call and see
their goods When Won visit Omaha whether
you bur or not. They take pleasure IN show
Ing PEOPLE through their establishment,
Which Is equal 10 any 10 Chicago.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
a BIC D. A.
IN
Dry Goods.

Hayden Bros. of Omaha, Neb.,
have bought the entire stock of the
Bankrupt firm of Eiseman & Co,
Council Bluffs, Iowa. This was the
finest and largest stock of Silks, Dress
Goods, Cloaks, Linens, Blankets,
Flannels, Hosiery, Underwear,
Laces, Ready Made Clothing. Hats,
Boots, Shoes and Toys ever brought
to the West. Stock was all new and
in frst-class condition and filed the
FIVE floors of the new Eiseman Build
ing in Council Bluffs. Hayden
Bros. have moved the whole stock to
their stores on Sixteenth street and
have opened their new Building
Have overhauled the entire stock and
reduced the prices away down on
every article in order to close outall
in very short time. Among this
stock you will find finer Dry Goods
than ever carried in Omaha. 1t will
pay you to lay in supply for years
to come. Such an opportunity was
never offered in this city before, and
, may never occur again. There never
were as many Dry Goods displayed
: by one firm in Omaha as at present
. by Hayden Bros. There never we're
bargains offered like the bargains
now going from the Eiseman stock.
7 You will he well repaid for your time
!. and trouble to attend this sale.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

Did you ever 20 within a mile Of a soap
factory! II so you know what material they
make soap Of Dobbins' Electric Soap fac
tory Is as free from odoT as a chair factory.
Try IT once. Ask your grocer for it. Take
10 imitation
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

Here is a Chance 10 Make Money.
bought machine for plating gold, sill,
yer and nickel, and IL works splendid. When
people heard about 1t they brought more
spoons, forks and iewelry than could plate.
In a week ] made s33. % and in a month
sl72.5n. My daughter made S3l in five lays.
y on can get a Platter for So from ". II.
Griffith & Co. GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and will we
trust be benefited as much as have been.
r. NJ. GRAY.
The sober second thought usually comes
after the banquet.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

Mrs. NioslsN' SoothinE syrup, for Chill
essa teethiar safens ihe gains, reduces ipnamfnA-
tAaa. ALIAS pain. cures uiud collie. Csc. bottle,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

Better a dinner % herbs, Il you like them
than stalled OK, II you hate beet.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
For KiekeIs. MRrasmus, and all VAST
tng nInorders Of Children.

scott's Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver on
with Hypophosphltes, is unequalied The
rapidity with which children gain flesh and
strength upon It is very wonderful. II have
used Seott's Emulsion in cases Of Ricketts,
and Marasmus Of long standing. in every
case the Improvement was marked. I'D. NJ.
MAIS. Nj D., New York.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

An Arab who has lost bis teeth probably
SPEAKS only gam Arabic.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
Here j. a Chance 70 Make Money,

From 1850 TO 1890 the Indians decreased
nearly per cent.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

Telephones are now being introduced on
board men OF war.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

CorGHs ASH HoAHsEAEss. The irritation
which Induces coughing Immediately re.
iler,d by use Of browns Bronchial
Ipochesn Sold only in boxes
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

There are aT7.77 grains Of pure silver in a
Mex ean dollar.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

The good who die young have great dea
"a he thankful for
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

HoiNkNK liFER piiLs cure MALARIA.
lgiNAN'E LANER Ptti.s cure hiLioCkNEss,
NgEMAk'a iGgER fIiLs cnrc INDIGESTION.
hstNphArt free with full instructions and epmnenda
Aans. uoLaAs iIVER PAD Co. 70. Box 2ii2. \. y
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

'I,ead stuck on ir'- The ly on the point
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

II is very important in this age OF
vast material progress that remedy
b. pleasing 10 the taste and TO the eye,
easily taken, acceptable to the stomach
and healthy in its nature and effects.
Possessing these qualities, Syrup Of
Figs Is the one perfect laxative and
most gentle diureiic known.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

W. n. u, Omaha,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21
COLONEL AYLeTT's PRACTICAL JOKE
He Shot Dombshells Out of n shotgun and
Astonished Old Soldiers.
(WaIace's Weekly.J

A practical joke was played by Colonel
William X. Aylett upon some of his old
companions in arms. He had O company
of friends at his farm in King William
county, and one evening display of fire.
works was announced. Toward the close
of the evening Colonel Aylett called two or
three young fellows TO him and said: Il
want you TO help me fool some Of the old
soldiers, if you will"
OF course they jumped at the chance
and asked for orders.
What ] mean TO do" he said. sis to
make these veterans believe that l am
Here are some giant firecrackers. Each OF
you take two of them, go down into that
field yonder, spread yourselves out in
line about hundred yards apart, and
listen for the bugle. / shall aim at you IN
rotation and as soon az you see the fash OF
the gun the one whose turn it is must
throw the cracker in the air as high as pos
sible, so that it will explode before reach
ing the ground"
They slipped away in the darkness, and
the guests were invited out upon the lawn
10 see the Colonel shoot some small bomb
shells from his gun.
The signal was given and the gun was
fred. In few seconds bright flash was
seen in the air and loud explosion follow
ed. The shots were repeated until six had
been fred. The veterans were thoroughly
fooled.
1T reminded them of the war" they
said. Some of them could distinctly
trace the fight of the shell from the In
slant it left the gun until it exploded"
The whole affair showed what strange
pranks imagination will sometimes play
with sober reason.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21
Annnrnnoes OF street. Car Travel.

To The Editor Of The Dispdlch
Mucb is being written about having
separate street-csrs for the white and
coIored people. No doubt after a trial
both races would like it but Will IL pay
the street-car companies to run, say one
third more cars daily
We are selfish and fault-hnding; we are
not only displeased about having 10 rue
with the colored people, but many OF US oc-
cupy too seats and only pay for one even
in n crowded car, and some time want 10
indulge in questionable conduct regardless
of the other passengers. Besides, some are
nroyoked when seated by person Who
asoon besIhears the oar-foor by constant
sonrting of tobacco-juice at random, as
well as by having to inhale the terrible
odor from common cigar, together
with being surrounded by profane
men who seem to think they give
great force TO all they say ,py
uniting an oath TO IL. Now Is the
remedy for all these disagreeaole things 10
having separate cars? If so, then nave
separate cars not only for the eolored PEG,
ME. but for the smokers ana lll-oreo
ehewers. and for those, may term, go,as
vou-pleese" kind as we'll as for US, the
fanlt-finders, or lastly, but by far the most
imDortant. Have conductors on the cars
NOV merely to perform mechanical ser
Wee az resolving the fare and ringing the
hall hut we'll paid conductors, and men OF
infeiligence. politeness, and close ooserVh-
ton who will have On eye constantly 70
the comfort of the passengers, and VINO
will check al once any disturbance. linen
s,raet-car riding will be far more pleasan.
and the receipts of the street-car companies
much more satisfactory. hkAhi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21
LADIES' JACKETS, WAISTS, BATHING
SUITS. ETC.

Ladies' Cream Flannel Jackets. Regular $3.50
quality this week Sl.9S.
Ladies' Fine Cream Flannel Jackets, with mar.
row stripes and checks, very fine goods and
worth from SO to $3.50 each. This week "a,
So, and So.
Ladies' Black SILK Waists, very fine goods and
nicely made, only - each.
Ladies' Wash-Sllk Waists, made Of the finest
wash silk, cream ground with narrow stripes In
pink and hellotrope, only S4.4S each.
Ladies' Laundered Shirt aists-in solid black,
plain white, and hgured-from 81 10 Sl.75 each.
Ladies' Fast-Black Satteen Waists, pleated
back and front, only 81 and Si.0O each.
Ladies' Percale shirt-Waists, in q handsome
line of styles, only SOC.
Misses Fine Cambria Shirt-W Waists, In medium
blue with white halr-llne stripes and lace front,
very stylish, only 50c. each.
Ladies' Colored Skirts, in large assortment Of
stylos, from 3Sc up.
Ladies' Bathing-Sults, in Jersey cloth, at $3.50
each, and In flannel at $3.50. All sizes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21
ALL ABOUT NEWSPAPERS.
Graphic Account of the STAFF by a Most
Important Member: The Devil.
Exchanged


Newspapers is called vehicles of infor-
Reporters is what is called the staff -
so many of them being sticks" They
work hard at refreshment bars.
Proof-readers is men what spolls the
punctuation of compOsitors. They spell
word one waY to-day and another way to-
morrow. They think they be intelligent
persons; compositors think different.
Compositors is men who sets up the
tvpe-and sometimes the drink. Compost
itors is very steady men when they 10 So
ber-which they seldom is when they can
help il.
Editors is men who knows everything in
the heavens above and the earth beneath.
They is writers who doesn't know anything
whatsoever. They is the biggest men you
ever see. ,,.u
Managers is men who takes in the tin y
and gives patent-medicine ads, tops OF
column, next to reading matter, thirty
seven columns out OF thlrty-two.
ProprietoTs amt nobody. 1hey amt
Printers devils is the most important
persons in a printing Office. They does
the hardest work and gets the least pay.
Freshmen is-well there wouldn't De no
Newspapers nor circus bills without the
pressman TO print 'en.
Feeders is men what feeds on the tat OF
If ever start paper of my own I'll call
il the Umbrella. Everybody Will take II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21
A BRIDAL PARTYs RECEPTION.
CompI iment to the Commemorative At
torney-Enterprisos ut TaZewell.

Compliment to the Commemorative At
torney-Enterpriscs ut TaZeweli.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispstchl
TAzEwEIL COURTHOUSE, VA, June 19.-
Our popular and talented Attorney for the
Commonwealth was married on the nth
instant TO Miss LOWE Higginbotham, near
Johnson City. Tenn. The bridal party
came in on the afternoon train yesterday,
and an elegant reception was given at the
residence of the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. +. Chapman, lasting till late hour
las. night. The fair bride is q native OF
TaZewell and has many friends and adj
mirers In the county.
STREET RAILWAY AND BoLLING-MILL.
The street railway, which is under con-
tract 10 citizen of your city, Is nearing
completion and will be great addition to
TazeWell.
The rolling-mill west of US at Richlands
began operations few days ago and en-.
ploys quite a number of hands. While but
little property is being sold this country
seems to be standing the general depres-
sion with steady nerve and confident
of the future
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21
The VIRGINIA DEBT.
Ply Of " Three stars" TO tho COmmuni-
cation Of " Virginlan."

fsl OF ' AhFee stars ~ 10 inc Cohh IN uhi-
cation Of " Virginlsn."
ta Ea1- = ne Dispdich;
iF,,.- 10 Sundays DISPATCH signing
-s.' rs'u1n proposes to settle the
.7a rammlssion Of four persons 70
i,,..l'el a. follows: One member by
- state Commission, one by the
q. tls-i Of the Farmers Alliance, one
.- Cleveland Advisory Board, and one
-- Ulc0it syndicate, these last two
=. - act but one (fOr the Advisory
<-s mere tool Of the Olcott syndl-
Ul tlls I observe that the amount
= a7-eut % the debt depends on what
,f.-a -Lall say. and that this right OF
.+pe would DO hampered by sub
e. 70 % the discussion OF these
s' u whom the Farmers Alliance
--' selected with reference TO such
ta-, and the Joint committee was
authorized 10 negotiate in one spe-
Z, ''-Vlr, and the remaining two have
'.-' and have earned no claim 70 DC
ss,ei with such a settlement.
va the question comes to tlnal deci:
viii be found TO be not matter OF
81 20 the part Of the creditors, but q
$50, Il favor on the part Of the State,
~ Ing upon how much she chooses to
claim with no equity In IT, ana
-1ch she can pay in justice 20 many
interests that claim consideration
t'-iGces 70 20 q question of reasonable
Etl. And this the people can decide
4 BOO the AID of Mr.. Cleveland, Mr.. Ol-
o. any other New York broker or bro
attorneys.
~ write this l see that the New York
81 and Commercial Chronicle OF june
lcuies =. OOO. 900 of tax-receiVaDle
4 pas" III will be $6,O00. 900 in fort
Is part OF the debt.
- Slows how risky and complcating
4 sl' Be 20 call in arbitrator 70 say now
ne state owes and should pay.
Ssllaa saws " by reference 70 the
tlsl, under which the committee y
4 ~ you viii find provision, anthorlss
4 Zen 20 submit q nodihed plan OF
.sleut % the creditors" l have Just
= ne agreement very carefully-ana
4 sf1sps the fiftieth time-and as read
-s committee is only authorized 70
4 - Ivop0sqlsn and 70 "agree upon tne
~ " contract. &c. 49,,
i ars the settlement OF the deot -
,1'le q u % settled in the. night way.
~ difference 70 the opinion OF the
4 .alges in such matters that Virginia
-. - .! | venture TO say IAN era OF pros.
0lkb0wn 10 our people Will not
1I--,aee' upon such consummation.
H., should would IL be caused py tnas
BIS l could easily. prove ], 4 nAu
=. - shall prove If the debt settlement
4 - INTO the canvass.
= .Sale's suggests that political con-
itl1ls have entered into this matter
'hguia OF course they have; ana
L's they should. II ts a question. OF
y nj. And not a matter Of jockeying
H., oondholders' representatives have
/ attempted 20 make 1t.
soId IN conclusion. II seems I'M
s Tor the money-chengers 20 touch
1ssnon without nagRi1g the state on
'a'e Or, as they generally call 4, her
70 settle the debt. Considering
I.qq Is the rule of business Ia New
@ink II would be well II those CEN
AlOApection go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21

been inspecting the lighthouses in that
section.
The warm weather OF the past week has
filed the Hygeia with southern visitors,
who are enjoying the cool breezes that
come Ia every afternoon from the ocean.
Tug parties from Norfolk are now IN
order, and one or two come down every
evening.
RICHMOND VISITORS.
The following Ricbmonders have regis
tered here during the week: H.. III,
Harris, q. w. Parsons, @. w. Branch. Z.
ID. Christian. Mrs. M. +. Peasants,
Miss Jennie Peasants, @. OBJ. Cow
ardin and family, DIR. Philip. Taylor,
Or. w T. oppenhimer AMI wife. Gray
son b. Burruss, Miss Grace Stratch. DR..
Isaiah H. White, Miss Hulst, Miss Rose
Hulst, James A. Barber and wife, DR.. J.
NJ. Beller, Arthur l.. Peasants, Robert II.
Williams. Miss Mary Pace, l.. II. Warren,
7. @. Peyton, ID. N. Walker, Ro. T.. Rich
ardson, Robert Lackey, Jr.. Mrs. ID. ]
Patton, George W. Hill, r. w. Harwood,
w. A. Weatherspoon. q. L. Elliott, A. L.
Dickerson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21
Tho sea,on at the ola Sweet.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
OLD SWEET SPRINGS, w. Va, June 90
There are now over fifty guests here, most
" from Kentucky, Ohio, and Virginia.
The grounds, cottages, and hotel buildings
are in better condition than for many sea-
sons past. From the number of rooms
already engaged and from the letters re-
will be very brilliant and gGy. A large
number of Richmond people will summer
here. Among them Mrs. J. i. f. Ander;
son and family, Mrs. Judson Watkins and
family. ana Mrs. Willie Stokes and family.
They will arrive about July LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21
where i. the widows Homer
IgaypHR PosT-OFRtcE,
1901

IIHNNNF
RooKrsoHAM COUNTY, Va, June IL, 1871 }
To ne Editor Of Gss Dispatch;
Some time since there came TO this once
. oSotoeraph in frame from. the deaa,
sapisa, oiSies AT washington, ID. O, that nad
ossriiginslIy been sent 20 Mrs; I. hremc''
Salem. Va, TO the Widows HONE. !. vas
When i eS q sd sG shl IosDder. Va. which
oirec1S se,stsfe as the photograph had on
wwaS &c grandma with Xmas greetings
s,om yosr grandson Charlie" instead OF
q. Leslie. -, xy.ua AZ or near
Salemg .,,a owy,ey NAV
ragsip Ria nroperty. Respectfully.
iosaAA A 10 81 HEArwoLE. Postmaster
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CuLPEPER, June 19.--Yesterday precisely
ct IL A. NJ. general ringing of bells an
nounced the hour, and our business
houses promptly closed their doors and.
all prepared to Join the memorial meeting.
Quite crowd assembled on the court
green. but 1t was soon announced that
train and could not get here in time
Short and appropriate speeches were made
by Major ID. A. Grimsley and Captain @.
Wood, of Fauquier. and the meeting was
dismissed. Thew were greatly disappoint-
ed in not hearing General Rosser, and
making il really a memorial-day in honor
of the memory of jefferson Davis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21
WOOL DRESS GOODS.

Cream Mohalr BrilllAntine, very fine and
worth SOC. per yard-only throo pieces left, SOC.
a yard "a long as IL lasts.
CREAM BEATRICE CLOTH, soft wool fabric,
40 inches wide, Just the thing for seashore or
mountain wear, regular price 81 yard, this
week 60c
CREAM FRENCH SERGE, very fine twill,
strictly all WOOL regular 75c. quality, this week
soc.
TWILLED FLANNEL, In cream, light blue,
and pink, very desirable for jackets, dresses,
etc, only soc. yard.
STRIPED FLANNELS, as inches wide, cream
ground, with narrow colored stripes, equal In APP
pearance TO the finest French fiannels, regular
zoe. quality for SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21
DRAPERY NETS.

Special bargain in All-siIk Black Drapery
Nets for this week.
4S-iuch All-Silk Black Drapery Net, in bow
knot design, tho S1.25 quality, this week 81.
4S-inch All-Silk Black Drapery Net, In stripes
and polka-dot effects, the S1.75 quality, this
week s1.37.
4S-inch All-Silk Black Drspery Net, In stripes,
polka-dOt, and bow-knOt designs, the 81 quality
for Sl.60 and the so.25 quality for Sl.75.
4S-inch All-Silk Black Drapery Nets, in the
striped grenaGine effects, very handsome, the
$3.50 quality for S1.9S and the 50 quality for
$3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21

Do you think there is anything too
good for your boy? OF course you
dontl He may be little hard on his
clothes, but what sort of boy would he
be il he wasn't? Develop his taste for
becoming apparel and he'll soon learn to
take care OF his attire. II is worse than
folly TO give him the least cause TO be
ashamed OF himself when you can buy
for s. suit that viii ct him like glove
and that is made of the most durable
material He will take no little pride in
his appearance il he wears one Of our
suils, o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-21
wARM-WEATHER DRESS GOODS.
SILKS THIS WEEK.

BLACK CHINA SILKS: The Csc. quality for
SOC. the S5c quality for Csc. :; the sSc. quality
for zoe, and the s1.25 quality for 81.
CREAM and WHITE CHINA SILKS: Tho
G2ISc. quality Tor 4sc. the Zoe quality for Goo
the size. quality for 75c., and the SllO quality
for Soc
BLACK SILK GRENADINES double width,
colored figuos, small dots, etc: The 30 quality
for $3.50; the sl.7j quality for sl.25, and the
sl.50 quality for 81.