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FULL LINE OF LAUNDERED SHIRTS.
PLAIN AND PLEATED BosoMs)

Gentlcmen's Plain W lte Nisht-shirts, Sock
Gentiemcn's plain or Fancy Nlght-Shirts only
75c., cotton, the very best
Gontlemep's Night-Shlrts from 0Oc. 70 SZ.oO;
Gentlemen's Pure Linen Collars, lCc.--ten styles
Gentlemen's 4-pIy Linen CufTs, 1jc.;
Gentlemen's CellulOid Guns, loc.
Gep;lemen's Linen Collars, two for Doc. regular
ceIRIe,c1s RTIlST, TGc colpted Lawn Teck scarf three
Gentlemens Heavy-Corded and Embossed Teck
Scarf, three for r25c;
Cent mems Fine White Lawn Four-in-Hand'
Geniieimca's Gi'i Teck Scarf, regular price 25c.'
Gentlemen's satlne Stripe Greuadine Wlndsors
Gentiemen's ems plain White Hemmed Linen Hand
Gentyemen's Undressed Hemstitched Linen
Handkerchiefs, 162sc.;
Gentlemen's Colored- Border, Hemstitched, three
GentIemen,s Fine White Hemstitched Handker-
chief only SIC, worth 40c;
Gentlemen's Plain White Linen Handkerchiefs,
45c. per Dozen; ,,,
Gentlemens White Hemsttched DIX hanuAer"
chiefs, 25x24, only 81;
Gentlemens Black SIX hanuAerchleisi %1A@A'
GentIemen's Black SILK HGndkerchiefs, eoo
worth s1.25.; ,,, r,,,
Gentlemenis Colored- Bordered SIX Handker-
chiefs only SOC.
Gentlemen's Seamless Mixed Half-Hose only
10c. -
Gentlemen's Fine Seamless Mixed Half-Hose,
worth 20c., only 1211c.;
Gentlemen's Black Socks, fast and stainless, only
2Jc.; , o-
Gentlemen's Mode Holf-Hose, regular price 37c.
per pair. only 51.5O per box;
Gentlemenis Extra Heavy Balbriggan only 20c.;
Gentlemen's French Balbrggan, three pair Tor
SOC. .,
Gentlemen's Regular-Made Balbriggan, two pair
for 25c.
Gentlemen's Seamless Balbriggan Half-Hose,
10c.
FULL LINE OF HARRIs's wIRE-BUcKLE
sUSPENDERS.
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READ Thu CUT PRICES ON
FURNISHINGS.

Gentlemen's Balbrlggan Shirts, extra heavy,
long or short sleeves, only 25c;
Gentlemen's Long-Sleeve Balbriggan, stamped,
second quality, only 30c.-this shirt Is per-
feet; We will guarantee same;
Gentiemen's shOrt-SIeeve Balbriggan Shirts,
French neck and pearl buttons, only 42c-'
well worth 65c.
Gentlemen's Long-Sleeve Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, 45c., cut from 75c.;
Gentlemen's French Balbriggan Shirts, "fashion
cut" only 5Oc., would be bargain Mt 7oc'
Gentlomen's French Fancy Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, finished seam and hern' chiy o@e
They are the cheapest You ever did see;
Gentlemen's Fine Imported Balbriggan Shirt
and Drawers patent finish) only SOC. price
everywhere $3.50:
Gentlemens White Australian LHmb's-Wool
Shirts and Drawers, summer weight, only
81;
Gentlemen's Medium-W lght Merino Shirts, 4oc,
regular price SOC;
Genuemen's Gray and Brown Shirts, French
mixtured only 4Oc.
Gentlemen's Unbleached Jean Drawers, 20 10
4ec.
Gentemen's Peperel Black Jeans Drawers,
37Mc;
Gentlemen \ kleacned jean OIhhClS iOh, NuC
tom trade only Soc;
Gentlemen's Outing Shirts, SIC, regular price
45c.
Gentlemen's Fine Grade Outing Shirts, 45c.;
Gen,lemen's Bleated-Front Outing Shirts, 5Oc.;
Gentlemon's Light-Ground Cheviot, with colored
stripes, only Doc;
Gentlemens Fine Laundered Cheviot Shirts, 75c.,
much better at Ell;
Geu,lemens White Ground, with Stripes, Saline
Shirts, only 81;
| Gentlemens Wool Outing Shirts, SL21.
| Gentlemen's Twllled Cantine Shirts only ~;
/ Gentleman's All-Wool Outing Shirts cnly sl'lo;
! Gentlemen's silk Stripe Outing shirts, S2.2o;
nuer quality $40;
I CeItlemenis Solid Black Satine Shirts only 81,
much bettsr grade at Sl.JO;
| Gentlemens Monte Shirts. 81
| Gentlemen's Black Satlne, Stripe and Polka dot,
only S1.jO;
! Gentlemen's White Shirts pearl, o2c.
Genilonien's Linen-EOsom Shirt, best In the city,
SOC, regular price 69c.;
| Gentlemens White Shirts, regular price oOc.,
| now 42c.:
| Geptlemcn's Piaue Bosom Shirts only 5Oc.;
| Gcntlcinen's Plcatod Bosom shirts, 3Oc.;
| Geut.emen's Plain or Pleated Linen Bosom
| SHIFTS regulnr price 81, now 15c.
| Genilenen's Embroidered Piquc shirts, regular
| Drlce $3.50, now Sl.25.
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WASH GOODS.
sUsPENDERs.

shantong Poneee. regular price15c., now'12l.c. /;
India-Thread Mousseline, regular price io0''
Fsyal Ba,isie, white grounds, with large figures
Nousseline Be Sole only 12Isc. per yard;
Batista Princesse are the only wash goods We are
selling for 15c., regular price %2c.
Fast Black Plaid, Stripe and Check Organizes
12IEc,;
New lot OF Chanies at &C.;
Handsome styles In Challies at 5c.;
Another new lot Of French Challies AZ quo,
Great bargains in twenty-slx-lncn oiorls., .Is
regular price s2.25. We viii sell tnem tnis
week for el.25.
Ladies' Dressing Sacques, 81 NorIn So' ANS 20
not the cost Of making.
Chiffon In Gl shades;
Mesquite Net only 35c. per piece.
New line OF Childrens Caps AT 2oc.
SILK Mulls arc used very much this season ios ios
Perasol coverings and Hats see ou' in' u
New line of Dotted Swiss at 25c. This Is not the
common curtain material
Seamless Mating at 20c.; ...
Forty yards OF Mating, regular prlcs slV-'nis
Trunks, BAGS, and satchsls at less than manu-
facturers price;
We are Offering Baby Carriages on easy pay
ments;
be the most complete In the city;
Black Laces for trimming
Great bargains in Swiss Flouncing. we are
Offering the entire stock Of Btnner brotners
At less than cost Of manufacture.
Ladies' Shirt-Waist and Blouse;
Ladies' silk Mitts, 15c.;
Ladies solld-Color Lisle Hose, In every shade
Ladies slIk Belts. to be worn with shirt-xaist,
Lonsdsie Cambric, etlc.i
Ladies Ribbed Shirts. l5c. worth 25c'
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WOrSted
Any kin d Of


you can call for cost you less
Drooo by one half or third than it
III 700 would have q week ago. The
-------.r----- qualities and goods are the
same the styles the best We can afford
to reduce stock at will, and We sell when
we get ready without regard to cost or
value. All-Wool French Challies, 59c-
three pieces, styles didn't take, Monday
25c. yard. French Tennis Cloth, finest
grade manufactured, 81. a yard, Mon
day 81 a yard. Fine Alpaca Lustres, all
light and dark shades, 73c., Monday 35c.
French Cheviots, 46 inches wide. light
weight, all pure Australian wool, Mon
day 5Oc. yard s21, s26SO, and s2s 40
was the price of those various French
Novelty Suits, your choice Sl5. Cheaper
ones, too, all with tickets that mark the
necessity of selling.
As dentifrice, mouth disinfectant, as
against tender, lacerated gums, offensive
secretion of any kind try DR.. Makes
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PRICES.

Haven't you noticed in passing by
the crowds in our store? Our 81, $3.50,
SO, and 50 Suits are doing the great
work. Not worth dilly-dallying over
them. They'll sell themselves. We
have them in various patterns. Take
your choice.
Don't forget to take a glance at our
$40 and s12 Suits. They're WONDER
FUL VALUES, FORM-FITTERS,
STYLISHLY MADE, and BEAUTl-
FULLY TRIMMED. Can't stumble
on these kind Of Suits every day or every
where for the money. Bear it in mind.
It's worth while looking over our line
whether you are directly interested or
not if you are not now you will be
some time. Need we care whether you
buy a Suit from our 1925 or $50 grade ?
We keep them both. and stacks after
stacks OF intermediate qualities and
prices. There's no telling what you'd
do until you see our prices and our
assortment
Lots OF nice Clothes for the little folks
at very little prices always.
A good serviceable Summer Coat
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.Cfoy,,,1oI Tjuo1c made a
N''0''OI|O'V 1@o'CC I. 90. d arge

chase of all kinds for summer employ
ment while on your vacation-Linen
Splashers, all linen, Sc. to 81 10 Bureau
Covers 19c. to 81. 48 ; Doilies SC. to 19c. (;
Pillow-Shams, Centre Pieces, Towels,
Tray Cloths. Tides, etc.
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RICHMOND. VA, SUNDAY. MAY a. 1891
THE COHEN coMPASY-continued
New for Monday
N: " ID !ss Ribbons ::s $s!, S;|':' 4 .;:s ;:s
ago. Not i-------------l likely to last be-
yond Monday or Tuesday. i.

wan ted IltOooftS more OF week
ago. Not t--------------l likely to last be-
yond Monday or Tuesday.
The following is q price-measure Oh
kind Of challenge
IHo,,oo,uorot tocompetitors. No
Ho0"oo~'"'o y thing too good or
i-------------------lf fine for us to han
die. Often enough the prices fall be-
low the cost OF the manufacturer. Dill
gent buying, liberal selling-safety-
valve to goodness. For the coming
week, or so long as the goods will last.
Three pieces reduced from S1.19 TO
&C.; Majolica Water Pitchers at 25c.;
Decorated Open Vegetable Dishes at
lCc.; l lot Individual Meat Dishes
will be closed out at 30. each; Open
Handled Pickle Dishes will be sold at
4c. each; lot Odd Brush Vases will be
sold at 1c. each; French Bone Plates re.
duced to $3.50 per dozen; Gold Band
Tea Pot Rests at 10c. reduced from 2ic.;
Rebecca at the we'll Tea Pots from lOc.
up: lot Odd Rose Jars, Decorated,
were so, 65c. and S1-to close them out
we viii sell them OF 25c. choice; Self
Pouring Tea Pots, Imitation Rich Cut
Glass Berry Sets worth 81 at 95c.;
Imitation Rich Cut Glass Water Sets
worth g. 25 at 81. 20; Cut Bottom Butter
Dishes 15c.; Soda-Water Glasses, s1.25
quality for zee. per dozen; Richly En-
graved Water Glasses at &c. per dozen;
A Special Display OF Superior Quality
Glassware this week at big reductions
Cyclone Of reduction in Bric-a-Bracs-as
for instance Handsome Bric-a-Brac at
90. so, S3.75, $3.50, and So, worth three
times the money. Beautiful Jardi-
neers at less than New York cost Real
China Decorated Dinner Sets, 100 pieces,
at S25-the same set rotails in New York
at S38; Il English-China Decorated
Dinner Sets-special-at 50. 90 per set
importation cost Sl4; Tea sets of same
quality, various decorations, 90 pieces
at 80. .29-importation cost SO. Just rs
good bargains in Fish Sets, Game Sets,
and Ice-Cream Sets.
Continuation OF our great sale OF
TOILET SETS-35 Handsome 12-piece
Decorated Toilet Sets, with extra large
and best-stylo Slop-Jar, Will Dc solu NJ
S5. 80 per set-the same sets sell in New
York at from $40 to Si4; 80 dozen Lace
Edge Fruit-Plates at &c. Half-Pint
Cream Pitchers at Sc. ; Leaf-Shape Ber-
ry-Bowls at 15c. 4; Gold-Band Cuspa-
dores, full size, at 22c. each Six-Quart
Earthen Stew-Pots at 25c., reduced from
39c. Yellow-ware Butter Crooks. good
size, at 2ic. ; 3jc. Tipped Yellow Bowls
at 24c. Cut-Bottom Ice-Tea Glasses at
33c. per dozen; Beer-Mugs at CSC.
worth 81 Heavy Japanned Toilet Sets,
highly decorated at Sl.l5 per set.
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=THE=
/ 3 3
T o w E R
F.
r
CORNER SECOND And BROAD.

This wcok we win be able TO offer you some
great Inducements in Gentlemen's Furnishings.
What via the furnishing houses think when they
sec the goods we are Offering for such prices
Wen, that don't concern US what they think,
they are our goods AND PAID FOR, and conse-
quently We have a right to sell or give them
away. We have two young men presiding at
the Furnishing Goods counter.
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No room to be equalled or undersold.
We must swim ON the top. The buy-
ing power and the selling capacity are
with us.
Read the prices this week and ace
whether or not it pays to deal with a
house that readily supplies you with any
thing ard everything you want.
The few cents OF dollars from each de-
partment compensate and are tho direct
help that brings the many prices TO that
standard as makes values often won
derful.
Cut prices, and before the season is on
its wane.
1t requires proper surroundings to do
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BROTHERS
DISPLAY OF COTTON WASH FABRICS Is THE LAh1n ,Son
PRIsFs THE PRETrIEsT STYLES IN USE THIS sEAsoN'


elsewhere
otnenn
bout yj0f odpretyst
In the
Gl eas from We @ sn s
ftnego
tmise value C"e AZ"
heRod
weO mar
Ieftby
Anti 1lc
~ mi.
REEFEk
oooos srocK oued with pretty for pas I s
v rsorA CHINA aipt sl s1s @ M
LoS pacs LADIES anu s'' a. TINA
T ereaaa: acsmsuls 70 purchase MArrIScs and cAhr1'
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS
tny 24saru&Th
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EnabroideryfOr Monday

Several thousand pieces at marvellous
prices Fine grades that would be cheap
for 12c., Monday for &c. ;another lot &c.
ward Full-Width Flounclngs, en-
broidered and hemstitched, 1ec. fine
ouality in white, with colors or fast
black sI.50 and Sl.65, Monday 81 a
ward. All widths. all kinds. all quail
ties. Not over half value anywhere.
Five hundred pieces
remain over. They haveI .MnttLn 6Sl
To sell at some price.
The qualities elsewheres----------'---.------i
Ak and SOC. here 20 and 25c. All the
Garnet Patterns, 50c. quality for 20 and
Soc 25c. Mattings will be sold for l5c.
Furniture Linens, 63 inches wide, 45c'
Full ll2-ineh Floor Linen for Sl.l0 o
ward. Floor Oil-Cloth and Linoleum ior
a third under usual price. A new hne
Of Ladies Black and Colored Silk Waists,
Shirt. Waists for Ladies' and Children.
,.':: ~. q 2; :; ''; ':: i;''i:'
you can get any kind of
you want here and save Trunk
from 50c. to S4.
y1ss y1,ii !. : n ! millinery Rar1Or
near fyel..-----------..-----s'----.,,.'.
hrnared = ready-made Hats to choose
srous and no tso similar. Not one ina.
,nua, non saw a here two weeks ago. II ought
y yoq hs -" : place TO excite your curiosity;
% Paris ps / has tried its talent this season and
raI,s - ha. nii the department manager here,
The II p pride Of foreign picking is the eGss s9sia
and fine workmanship went. went ior .nasu naasns ~,
Let the hot sun DO iis sr worss MuII IIas Hats !,
twenty shapes alone Y airy tnonn Mo. as shsd, /
srda srd color 70 match Jour Suit from 7o0
toss
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New GOODS, New Low PRICES
THIS WEEK
FOR
ITTELDORFERC'
NEW GRANITE BUILDING
o17 EAST BROAD STREET
ID, stock of WASH FABRICS ever

,riroic NEW Su MINER GOODS
clearing IN neve
tell can ana Dc e0nSineed DRY GOODS vi"
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highly decoral
Y ou must r
b ny your q
horo Not nna
ReTigeratOrS


made with all the advantages that the
"Michigan possesses, and not a single
advantage that you would like to dis
pense with. II the prices are cheaper
than those OF the maker (by reason of
large contract) what folly to go wrong.
All sizes and kinds, from an ordinary
Ice.Box to the largest Hotel Side-Board
Refrigerators. On practical exhibition
for Monday, the JACK-FROST
FREEZER, the One Minute Cofree-Pot,
the Peerless Banking Pan, the Keystone
Rgg-Beater. besides other novel and adj
vantageous Cooking Utensils. You are
invited to u taste Of all or any.
H0usgiHnisling Department
II 4 Il. aD1I7 east RPaadStTppt,
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rial woven loose with hslrline plaid shot Effects
blue ON cream-ground and tan on cream ground
80 inches vide, soc per yard.
A big bunch OF New Corners among
the silk finish.
Henriettas- very light grays. tans and
natural colors, 80 inches wide, 6Oc. per
yard.
Probably fifty new patterns OF tho Thin-Wash
tissues colored flower and figures on "hl'e
grounds; look Ike tho oId-timo 4Oc' organdes'
yet these are good, 121kc. per yard.
Dotted Swisses have taken go0d lcad OH tno
nubllc iust as wo prophesied weeks ago. not
only plain round dots, bat figures all white, en-
broidered on white.
Only our Colossal Embroidery Busi-
ness could put us on the track OF such
good values in full skirt length Solid
Fast Black and White Hemstitched En-
broidered Skirtings. Many new pat
terms received Saturday.
Fas, Black Flounclngs that don't smut. 5oc. to
sI.50;
White Flouncing, 33c. to $3.50;
The two to six yard leavings OF Dress
Goods from the entire season Will DO on
sale from the Remnant Box this week.
Just 50 Fine All-Silk Plaid Surah Para
soils, with elegant carved wood handles.
will be offered at the Umbrella Counter
for Sl.75 choice.
They are actually worth $500; also, 100 Fancy
parasols for morning use, black and Whlte'
cream and red, cream and blue, blue and "hite'
for soc. each.
These offerings are in keeping with
the splendid bargains still offered among
the Rugby Gloria Silk, Sun and Rain
Umbrellas.
The manufacturers CT Royal Stainless BLACK
Hose are now making and have placed with us
for sale silk Gloves Of same dye as their Hose
which are guaranteed not to smut from persps.
ration or other causes.
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LADIES', GENTLEMENs, and CHILDREYs
SUMMER AND MEDIUM.WEIGHr
UNDERWEAR.

LADIES' RIBBED VESTS NJ TIC worth ooc
GENTLEMEN'S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS al ~
reduced frOm 65c., all sizes. This is a rare
o,- DarsRin and viii last only short WHILE
80, 81 a., 80, ~, 6Oc., and sl.2b for an
Wool goods, nice styles. and vol made:
1875 BOYS PERCALE SHIRT-WAISTs at 70
worth 37l5c.:
BOYS pFRCAIE SUIRT-WAISrc nj o. AZ IN
and zoe wv
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR-a new supply
Just received at a great reduction on former
prices. Give US call on these goods.
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Wh1te Goods
to buy
in. the depart

buying q real bargain-there are such
numbers of the under-priced s.uffs. In
dia Linens that cost 25 and 3Jc. a yard,
Monday 16 and 19c. another 12l and
15c. quality, Monday for Sc. yard. A
sale OF White Persian Muls-the fine
grade this time qualities 80 to 45c.,
Monday OFc a vor3
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Drapery Netl

twisted, 35c. a yard, from 92c. Brussels
Drapery Net heavily embroidered,
sl.8i-the price reduced to 75c. |;
Point de Espre Tosca, heavy mesh, dou-
bic and twisted, price sl.20, reducei to
5Oc. Brussels Foundation Bow-Knot
Pattern, price sI.75, reduced to 81. 90 {:
Brussels Net with Satin Stripe l-inch
wide, 81. rs yard--all these nets are 46
inches wide and reliable qualities The
catalogue OF Nets does not end here, it's
the beginning only OF q large line at re-
duced prices. All-Silk Black Satin
Rhadama for Lining Of Nets, 66c. q
yard.
India and China will be
reduced for Mon ,CiZbc d q y.
Real China. % D'0'"o and 81
inches wide, fig '--------' ures and
styles that were sold from IS to CSC. for
SOC. yard styles that were 9sc. TO
Sl.l2 for 75c. yard any Wash Silk in
the house will be sold for G5c. a yard ::
Twilled India Silks to be sold for 75c. {;
Peau de Sole Serge, all silk, in black,
$l.55, Monday for 81 French Grena-
dine, white and colored pin stripe, dou-
bic width, 1926, Monday s1.25 Col
ored Surahs with satin ipes, Monday
BIC. q yard Black Sicilian, heavy cord,
Guinette make. 50 quality for 81. .25 !;
Sl.9S Black Gros- Grain, Monday 81. so ;
Siciian Corduroy Satins, black or
white, CSC. yard, Monday sec. Col
ored Faille, price S1.09, Monday 75c.
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IMattin6SI

You can get any kind of
you want here and save Trunk
from 50c. to 81.
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A. HU7ZLER'S Sons,
SIS east Broad street.

Last week We advertised some very low prices
for wooLLEN and WASHABLE DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, and FAsT.BLAcK MATE
RAILS.
While our efforts seem to be appreciated some
Of tho new trade came 10 US under the hnpres-
sion that our very low prices we're for the mo-
ment only. 1t is this impression that We wish to
remove. so long as an article remains in our
stock the price is unsltered, except an occa-
sIonai mark-down when that portion " the
stock known as store-keepers Is not moving.
We never have a low price for Monday and
higher figures for the remainder Of the week.
These are the latest additions to our already
fnely-assorted stock:
BLACK sILK-wARP GLORIA CLOTH, q light
weight, durable, glossy, summer fabric, 40
inches wide, ct
81.
BLACK sILK-wARP CLOTH SUBLIME, similar
to Gloria, but superior, 40 inches wide, at
$l.5O.
BLACK WOOL BATIsTE, 40 inches wide, at
SO CENTS.
Tast-BIack Stainless MuSIinS.
More than 100 pieces and upwards Of 25
styles recently added. The prices range from
10 to 50c per yard. Those at 10c. are as fast In
color as the highest grades, while those at 25c.
| are finished 20 initiate fne wool and silk mate
rails The varieties embrace plain, striped, plaid,
| embroidered, and reyered styles.
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Plain Butchers for COW
erinR furniture linen half blea-
ched-35. n yard, '10'' M o n day
19c Double Sa-ir------------B tin Da-
mask. new pattern, full two yards wide,
sl.50-your choice Monday for 81 a
yard. White Dodhle-D -Damask Fruit Dol
lies, fine quality, fringod, 69c.-Monday
40c. q dozen.
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BELTS, BELTS, BELTS.

A large stock Of new BELTS Just opened at q.
IL, IL, 10, %, 80, so, and 7oc.-aIl new
goods and very cheap.
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La Togca
black, dia-
mond mesh.
double and
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-08-27

IT is only mans inherent disposition
to run after something that he knows
nothing about that has kept the Demo
cratic party on its legs. When man
feels that he is not doing as well finan-
cially as he would like, he is the more
easily persuaded to follow something
that is untried in the hope that good
may come out of it. No matter if it is
unpromising, if it holds out a possibility
he goes into it body and soul. The
Democracy can always find enough NAL
contents to keep the procession going.
The phantom of free trade lowering
around the Democracy offers pretext
for something new, change, and many
can be found to advance while few
demagogues play the fiddle. But the
solid sober people, men who get into
business and stick to it, men who re-
member, or who are acquainted with the
revenue tariff times in this country, are
the ones who are found in the ranks of
protection and Republicanism. There
is nothing in the Democratic party to
draw young men. 1t has always been
on the wrong side of all questions, moral
and financial. History establishes this
fact. The young men of this generation
are thinkers and readers, and being such,
they will not endorse any party with the
record of the Democracy. 1t is unsavory
from beginning to end.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-08-27
The Farmer as a Mortgagee.

Pittsburgh StOckman
The mortgage is certainly one of the
greatest of the troubles which have been
annoying farmers. AT the same time it
has been the outgrowth largely of cir
cumstances not easily avoided. AS a
slight mitigation of the trouble a fair
proportion of mortgages are held by
farmers themselves, the funds loaned
having been the accumulation of years
of industry and success in their own
business, and often represented in
deferred payments for lands sold. In
the last fifteen or twenty years, or it
might be said ever since the war, there
has been an unusual tendency of farmers
to remove into adjoining villages and
country towns Such a hegira from
rural districts was never before known.
1t began some time before the beginning
of agricultural depression, and has kept
up ever since. The farmers who thus
move to town have in very large pro-
portion of cases sold their lands to young
farmers unable to pay cash, and who
have given mortgages for deferred pay
ments. This transfer of lands places a
great many farms under mortgages, the
former owners of which held them in
clear title. The mortgage in cases of
this kind thoroughly understands the
situation, and should not be severe or
unreasonable creditor. Men of this class
have been owners of some of the finest
farms in the country, and it turns out
that just such property is as apt to be
under mortgage as farms of less at
and value.