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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03
WHEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF AND pITRSU.

WHEREAS, By VIRTUE OF AND PTRSIT-
w ANT to OF the Legislature OF the State Of
gtOn, entitled, IAN authorizing and etho
organized counties Of the State Of Washnpn 20 con-
tract and TO Issue bonds for funding the same
and declaring an emergency" approved the INST day Of
OF Spokane County, Washington dulv made and
entered authorizing said county The
thereof and TO borrow the sum OF two hundred thousand
$500 600 dollars, and TO issue Its boads there
Denomination Of thousand dollars Zach 10 bear date he
OF issue to be payable In twenty years after their
date reservlng the right TO nav the same or
any part thereof aftor ten from date OF said
bonds 20 bear interest AZ six per per an nun the In
terest TO be PAID annually In the city OF New-Yok in the
whereas the said Board Of County Commissioners a.
authorized by law by order and 81 ernd on ~,
th day Of July 1881 authorized and ordered the issuance
said bonds and the sale thereof notice hereby given
mlsoners. at their oce in the city OF spdane State Of
Washington, for the purchase said Dol d. mn Ia
o'clock y Of the Path day OF August Isei AZ VIII ion
time all bids win be considered certife check n the
bid 10 guarantee the faithful performance AZ the terms Of
such bid. w ~
The legality Of bonds issued under the orn. ,ndinc
act Of the State OF Washington hoe been aSsed ,D0n by
Fay, 90 Pacific Pep 533 and by cCrpctni and
funding bonds declared legal Their fore no. roni
tlonsl BID or bids made subject TO egaltJ Of bonds viii
be entertained " ~
The assessed valuation Of all property IN the county as
shown by the taN roll fUr the 1880 G1Y eG0
The Board reserves the right ferct anv md oI bidr
For Information concerning said bonds aidross The un
dersigDed. WV
Dated at spo'ane. wash Jygllyy L, 1891:
Chairman Board Of Cornty COM fasteners
J. J. L. PEEL,
County Auditor and Clerk Of Board
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7 EuIUH VALLEY RAILROAD.

AssENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortaoa' ~3N
brosses a. fellows -. , ~ ,a-r,adlate points.
10 a. m Tor Geneva, Lyons, ElnlrA ar, nonts
.he WeS Pottsvtle ana prihSlp ,f,,dyn
no 10 LYONS pullman GER % Suspe.SStt00
Shsit - fot Nauch Chunk and intern PDt.
Van m for. Elmra and irtermedlat5 pVaS,o; rn.,,
m M for Iunkhannoek and intefne olste nd usryis
ear % Tunkhannoex Connection !" "eNs ~
burg. -. .na u ,unc,ion and principal inter.
VViafe points Chair ear TO l. and b. Junctloi ch,i,
mee.soS ~ to- Potsye and Intermediate points 0h"
car 70 ~. N,ueh Chunk and intermediate points
Conneetion Reading and hafrsblIg po.A.s,ar pus
.aO N IN for Geneva Lyons Lillra fSochests -
fao ana the West Pullman sleeper " Lyons ana S.
trains leaving at 10 a. m, II 80 m Pa n nase.
40 y. m. connect TOR all points IN MahouoS "'N ~
ton coal regions ....xx, rn,YSc
$40 H. for Maueh Chunk, hafelton anu
points and IL a. N. for Shenandoah ana h~f'neN'@~
Sis p. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermeeise pos's ut
40 n. m for Geneva. Lyons Eluira kochee,e a.
fAlo and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons an9 e"
''"'''' General Eastern once. 2s5 Broadway.
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CORTLAND, OREGON.

VJUKILANU, UKEUUN.
Il Ofers safe field for BIO MONEY by, investing in
real estate on guarantee Of large interest a1 onchaif
net profits over the guaranteed rate. We bIer be-S Of
references and invest Oh our Judgment based on actual
knOwdce OF over twenty residence send for our
blank forms and null nforati0n. Money loaned 70 net s.
Portland Savings Banks.
B0RTlIWICR, BATTT a. Co.
land
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pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. roo, =.
Desbrosses and Cortiandt streets,
rs fOIiows:-
On and after JULY 10Th laoi

On and after JULY 10Th, 1891.
THE FAST LINE
vss csRa xS'G2 sS a. Sleeping sa sns rsr
aS S g. f1csS. 90 next day GoSec' .so r.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
hD'. a. iCoapesed exclusively 0: Pullman yssu
ssnogapSeTs and Rssenss aSaSsia eDSr
ladies' mad bsf6ershop bHaSy snd ali the con-
and moyo e hea or e Sse sA.ed Sy ,s0S.
M Indianapolis IL 40 a. H., and Chicago AS q n
81. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
GS and nns G5 .s o segpRe Gs' to ss
Louis and Cincinnati. Passenger coach Sew.York %
GSigmeg 30 Arrives CINCINNATI IL :25 M. and 8.
THE COLUdDIAS EXPRESS.
AGo Ing an ' Rao s'S e.a R f. s
o,che' from NswYork to Chicago Arrives In Chicago
THG WssTtpN EXPRESS
% Pitsburg St; Louis. CHICAGO cincinnst Cleveland
and PttsBarg 70 RcbTo5d and cbiesSo AffiSes Il
10 D. m next no. DAY. and nsnn Ldu. 20 90 csss
nonlRg Connects Cleveland and Toledo i daily
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Soc Su Mn s q. ca &.
ssssSs sns. ss:S:; g. ss 5. "a
Cleveland and Columbus, exc 'pt Saturday.
SI nuet Sleeper to %orleaHs: '' WIN AA''S'
BALI more. WASHINGTON. AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Express' OF Pullman Parlor Cars
with Dining Car 70 Baltimore,) daily, except Sunday
10 M % G,SS w ss T b 30 a., and q, S
D. NJ. arrive Washington :25 D. regular cypress
30, 90 80 and IL 100 a 10, 80 5 90 and
90 D. m and Il :i5 night For Baltimore only; o?
D. N. Sunday, 8 Is and 80 a. M, I 80, 8 20. and
90 y. m. and y is night.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, l so D. m. weekdays. win
Through Buffet ParIor Car.
FOR CAPE MAY, 1 100 D. weekdays. with nrouss
Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 30, 20, S 90 30 40 Chicago
with Dnin gear and 10 10 Washington Limited VITA
DinlngCarj, and IL 100 a. m, 1920, 90; 10. 80
800 p. M, and y 10 night. Accommodation, II ID
$50. o 90 30 Li@ite[D. and 10 a. M 80. 300,
To Is night Accommodation 100 D. n.
For Time tables Of trains TO local points the Pennsy.
Nanls Railroad System apply at the following TckA
oGces Nos. 49, $40 and Ga Broadway, Astor House.
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt SIS CoGftst
500 Fulton-st, and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot d
Lulton-st, Brooklyn; rs Hudsonst. Hoboken Station.
Jersey City.
The New.Yok Transfer Company VIII call for and checs
baggage from hotels and residences through 10 destination
CHAS f. PUGH, J. II. WOOD
pass,r Aoen.
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dences LlrOUgh 20 urstIldslOI
DELAW AREs LACkAW1ANNA AND

4 WESTERN RAILROAD.
Shortest Line. Vestbued Pullman Coaches
o. m.-BufalO Richued SD.Egs and Oswego Express
via Paterson for Water CAP stroudsburg Scranton Bling
pansyile, Sherburne Waterviie. Rchntd Springs rtcs
Nj Morris Greene Oxo d. Norwieh Cortland. syracuse.
With trains for Pttston Wcsbarre. Dsnvile and North.
,ntbarland &C Buffalo with trains for the West
~ 20 o. m.-Binghamtol Mail, Via BOonton
D. m-Binchanton aud Elnira Express for Water Gan
Str0IdsDurg SC ton OwsRO Way RI and Enir, con.
meets at with trains for PltJson Kingston and
10 =. m-Scranton, wilkesbarre and Plymouth Ex
p.eGt. 80 ,s,,o r,.,., ~,
Seriy Elnlira Corning, Bath wayland Danvile Nj
Morris &C, arriving IN Buffalo at 80 m.
q n m idaiiyl -Bulao. Kchned Springs and Oswego
Express for StrOud:burg. Scranton Bighanon Cortland
Waeryie Utica, s.. and AZ points Buffalo Division
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KRlcKERBOCKsR TRUST CO.,
234 FIFTHAVE.,
Branch Office, IL Wall ~.
The following coupons due Aug. l, 1871 arc psS""ie
az our offices on and after that date
Ostrnuder & LoOmis Land and Live STOCK TO-
Corning CN. W Bridge Bonds.
Erwin "a. W Bridge Bonds.
IIndIey (N. " Bridge Bonds.
ID. l.. Haighf, Admir-.
FRED'K L. ELDRIDGE Secretary.
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CENTRAL II. II. OF NEW-JERSEY.

fOOL Or LIBEnIf-SL., NOklu 49,.
I hs:sea Of S S%1S Y th 1sSi wss
s snnB E s. sSd TTaSe F o sds5:
ESsn MES i E ss@k sn ReasSTa and Scranton
s:!5 Or E.s;;9S. NaSs5 Chunk wMkess,r.
s Ss %as TsG'qaa sSs
sssa Maq sAn Chunk B EeaSRs
Vile" Reading and Harrs5aTs: o1-,'
burg wkesbare. Scranton. Tarnaqua, POttsve Shame
f., E Es.Sa ' S. Aleq SsSHR Rs,so.
'Di 80 D. M ot toS fason and ard Ss.lentown
ALL RAE ROUTE
TO THE SEA SHORE.
II IS m, 80; {:s6i 90 D. Sundays, 9 is n.
fss siinis .as so,3, ;oo!n : s2s!
Y r. "a Fsn, 9s hs2nss5e .s I'd Bal.
f. Beach Haven &C. s nsand and Bridge
ton o a MoanoqR Beach and scaorg at 80 sa5
so FOR rHTLapTtraIA cE gn,kTrmoaE AND
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Pbsladelphia At 30 7+5 co. 10 co. II 80 M,
night sSxD2Ys 800 10 80 il go a. "T NJ, - 200 80
TssPss s. 5S Sy 90 IS 20 with
z, 5 H. .1igs ss.S2a,1 sisn 0s saS sS
So 90 100 D. H.. have connection for Reading Har.
For 5aSS%ry Wla%sPor va PnadpSia 2;
% s se ESei a P1Eo' s S1d SS d2o ms
Tickets and Paros C9I seats car be prosgreS at a. i5
@9:s fns -, ~ hai II lsos st.
soy Ne%-Yofe TTsnsief Company and check
gage from hotel or residence
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
!fGM , FiEf !: g. ESST o. SEST6E $s5.,,.
naach LAM Rrane oh ae 4 ~ a nj
saturdays only. s:45. 80. $50 D. m. Sundays $3.50
For Atlantic Highlands ct 4 80, 100 m, ;oo s's
$50 ;S0 p m SUNDAYS, 80 a M p .oy D. a pola,
Pleasant az 10 As g. NJ 4 90 on5 ia
Toms River and BsrRegs' 'SOA 1t
~ T. Z o Z No. ssgs.y 90 s. Ets.
NGH-YOTk ( Long Branch Railroad.
5Ss E $saI Fs. hGns Branch
o'i.a si 5Sos 4iliSS FstS
S355: - :, bS:bt zoo > Us 49, 71
p ;s3eep e Red saRS} teHPteSs $40 700 > m
SdaSs DO Do not Stop az AOuTy and ocean
Grove. RUFUS BIODGErr.
suO'. n ~ L 2 snf bk Ii WIKI
Genr Pass Ag WnoS q R. l. Co OF u.
Gen'l PAS. Agent Penn. r. r.
Q Mt s AN p y5s5 s FA "a
earlier irom foot JsysE for MddIeiown BlO0mlsgogre.
Pors Jervts Monticello Failsbur2, Liberty, Livingston
Manor Hancock caFbondas,. scranton. Walton Delhi.
DeprS't Chicago aud pCints, West nj, ,.,.. Ma
bonH and MinneWaska waikiki Valley stations, Middle.
town. Bo9Minaa5q,s Lenville' iall'Ours' Hurley
"3,,b D. g.. Campbell Lake Lakes Mohonk and Mime
yaota Xallku Valley stations. Middetowu, blooming
burg Fllenyile Falsburg Hurleyvle Liberty, Whs
100 ~ NJ Mlddatown, Fasbu.S, Liberty Livingston
Manor Rockand. Walton, tney. Nolwieh. Oneida O:.
weCo Rochester Falls Detroit Chicago and West;
Pullman sleepers; reclining chair FIRE to suspensoa
las p. M saturdays only. Middetown, BoominsouEs.
Ellen Nile FsllsbUrg. Liber'ys White Lake Rockland
Daily all other trains daily except sunday. .
drawinarOO seats and Slecpingcar berths oo-
tanned at 1913 Broadway, New York. J. Z. ANDERSON,
G. p A. 1S Exchange Place Newfork
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Total s5ld for the l0t34O9
Silver certs....... 49, lOi 100 1907 1904 $4,000
The following were yesterdays quotations for I'M
listed securities:
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THE MONETARY SITUATION.

- Aug. 3, 80. Aug. 2, 80. Aug. L '0l.
Exchanges S4jl Pas 279 1892 $50 033 $5l1, 041 400
No sold
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ACTUAL SAIKS. iii

" EEKLY RANGE.
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Subjoined is yesterdays statement compare'
with the corresponding dates Of 1890 and 1889:

The following shows the relation between the total
reserve and the deposits at the respective dates:
Specie ....... S751G0 800 $50 367 SEQ s60G1l GOO
Ieca tenders go. 1878 200 3-,5709OO 54l40,SOO
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Reserve sis s3o coo sll2 oSs, 800 $40 10000
Reserve required 800 - 1870 -, 49, .-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03

The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing House
and the stocks the NewYork Stock Exchange last
week and of the preceding two years compare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-03

.. SS.2lG.l75 $3.50, $50 $40, 4S1 $50
2G.S6 ZIG .9,7S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
Levy & DAVIS.
"GRAyDl" ARTISTIC l"" ELEGANT!
and other expressions Of like nature can
be heard constantly by those viewing
MAGNIFICENT
WINDOW DISPLAY.
If you have not seen it make point
to do so. Nothing like it has ever
before been seen in Richmond.
A COMPLETE CHURCH ORGAN

constructed by our own special artist
from Silks, Yelycts, Laces. Dress Trim
mings, and other materials from our
stock. The representation is SO perfect
that some have taken it for genuine
organ. /. is the greatest work OF art
ever produced in this city and is worth
coming miles to see.
Then after You have seen this just
come in and let us show you tho finest
stock Of NEW FALL GOODS ever
brought to the South. No matter
whether you wish to buy or not you are
just as welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

BLACK, GRAY. TAN. BLUE, GARNET, CARDI-
NAL BEDFORD CORDS at 50c. yari-not
the d.hs, dashy, scraggy SOFT, but a nice,
decided cord, -
BANNOCKBURS DOUBLE-wIDTH WOOL
MIXED PLAIDS AND STRIPES for cnil-
dren's school dresses, l5c. yard;
Every corceivablr shade OF tho $l2t quality
BEDFORD CORD nc soc. yard-black
also. We alone show this particular cord
BLACK. GRAY. BROWN, TAN. GREEN. NAVY,
AMI ten other shades .: DOj BLE-WlDTH
HENRIETTA. 22c. n yard -
Any color ~ DOT BLE-WlDlH AIL-WOOL IRl-
COT 2Jc. u yard:
54.lnch GRAY HABIT CLOTH lonly two pieces
54.ineh REFER AMI BLAZER CLOTH, all
color- and black. soc yard:
We call especial attention 20 our LADIES
RKOADCLOrIlS az Toe, 81, and SD a
yard: alsO % our splendid lins OF IIkTkD
nni CANELS-HAiR FINISH PLAlDs,
STRIPES. and SOLIDS;
Tho 35c quality Of FIGURED CANTON PLUSH
DRAPERY. all coloripg-, at 2lc. yard;
IMITATION CHINA SILK DRAPERlES-some
peopio mako great clamor because they
soil lt a. i2iac a yard-vc sell 1t at DC. yard
and maze no fuss sb0ut IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
Tho CurtaIn Department Is showing Turkish

Tho Curtain Department IA showing Turkish
Crepo Curtains, with silk vertical and cross
siripcs-ox1uistc for bluc, pink, yellow, or
green rooms, tho silk stripe being those colors
on white crepe ground.
a CONTINUOUS Offering o, special values In Lace
Curtains.
Two dollars and fifty cents pair for Double
Ih-oad Scotch Gupurc Curtains.
E1tra-Woycn Nottingham Curtain.
EItra-Nide Double e-Borderei Curtains.
Seventeen patterns OF sidc-Borderod Lace
! Curtains.
~ IS and s. Antlqne Lace Curtains-ths
solid, substantial kind that know no wearing
out.
For 20 early IN The season wonderful Offering
Of thin SIX Curtains or Door Por,iercs in eK-
qus.te dainty co,ors shrimp, maize, green, rose
blues, begcs--at $40, s15, s17.50.
At l2t1c. n yard Imitation China SILK Drape-
rics, ~ and 30 inches wide, % different pat
terms such designs as you never even SAW IN
SLs.
special Offering OF Upholstery Pushes, "a
inches wide, Tcrra-cotta, Iapphne, Old Gold,
Oid Rose, shrimp O. : yard.
A nirs assortment Of Gulle or Fret.work for
single aud double doors.
EIluiste MoQGotto Rugs small-door ,izc,
| chair size, sofa sizo.
YoI don't want TO mis-. n visit 20 tho ncT
! Cu,ta Room on second Goor II you have any
thin, ga int line 10 ouy. Hero are some prices
| EX'cusion-P1lc Erackcts, lir. a pair.
hrass-lo!o Sockets. To-. . pair.
Wooien Pol" Socket,. 10. pair.
STAR Carpe. Bcntols, patterns. 25c. dozen.
, Finest Polished Cornce-Poies, brass or wooden
! trimmings complete, 25c. each.
I Elegant Enameel Coruice-loles, brass trim
/ n uc5 complete, i4'.
Brilliant W'ro-lope Curtain Chains, 1ec., that
, were 5o'. par.
Patent "ln low-Shade Brackets, keep them
from ian; down, 12le,. zach.
Patent shade-Clasps, Keeps shade on the rol-
lcrs, for %.
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Dress Goods.

54-iuch es-wide TaIiea' cloths In gray mixture
ami various solid colors, pure wool, the price
g. .1,. q yard tho usual price 69c.
Dolllr-W .dth Plain auI striped Heurieftts, Ill
shades, 1gc. a yarI tho usual prtcc 2'c.;
Sl23:
Brokon lla'ls In Pure Camers-Uair, 80 inches
wide. gSc.--the value r. sl.I0:
30 pieces various Camels-Hair Dress fah'rs, In
yiith rom 36 - 40 inches, Ji'9 20 oOc.-nD
surh value was ov,r given heretofore.
English hecsel suits. ~ inches gi1e, at near
one haf vaiae, all perfectly now ia designs,
$50 suit;
An American Bedford Cord, half wool, double
Win, soils for i2iac. yard:
Irpported Bedford cord from T5r. 20 Sl.9S q
Earl-tAe lat.er ya-ueA ~ s!.IO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
'lHALHIMER BROS. ,
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.

CLOAKS-SHORT CLOAKS, LONG
~ CLOAkS-sn at very low prices At
BREEDEN, TALLEY 3 co.'s. 800 east Broad
street. Nine Jackets - be sold At less than cost.
One Brown Cloth Jacket, sizs "a. reduced from
s. 20 sos; 1 Black Cloth Jacket, size "a, re-
duced from s5 10 s2.9s: Gray Cloth jacket,
-zo 80, reduced from - TO S2oS; l Sarnet
Cloth Jacket. sizs 3e, reduced from SIS 70 secs;
l Gray Jersoy-ClOth Jacket, size 36, reduced
from $3.50 20 $50; l Black Clotn Jackot,
lightweight. size 80, reduced from Vt 10 -;
sl.5O; Brown Friezs Oolnan, sire 30, reduced
from s27.S TO $3.50; Black Boucle Doimans
size 80, reduced from $40 70 81: IL Newman.
kets, sizes 32 and "a, at 81, -, and eo' reduced
from Sl3, Si2, ell, s10, and 80.
In addition to tho above We have received .
great many NEW GOODS, TO which We invite
your attentIon-nsw Dress Goods, new Clo.hss
new Hambargs. - lo-At
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

That we are destined to be the silk
house Of the city IS only matter OF
time. Judging from the past season We
arc very near there now. and 1t only
needs your inspection Of our magnificent
stock TO show you where We are. No
finer goods, no more choice styles, IN
all the plain and fancy silks were ever be-
fore shown in Richmond than is now
displayed on our counters. See our
grand window display OF silks with tho
beautiful church organ. Ii will pay you
to walk long way to see 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
BnbY-Cdvria6eS.

Hero i.a list ot what Carriages wo havo on
hand. We ara going 20 close them up ont on
Monday We must have tho space ihey occupy
ono a. Carriage 20 be sold AZ 81 two tl4 ar
ri,ccs to be aoli at SS one s27 Carriage 20 be
sod ~ 1880: ono s35 Carriage - oe sold at
So: TWO $50 Carriages TO be sold at = l2
500 pairs moro - those splendid CASHMERE
KNEE PANTS for boys, from to Is years
3.,c. y pair.
Have yoi noticed the prices at which wa are
selling WHITE BED-spREADS f--5Oc. Il the
frat price-The li-4 SPREAD AZ $40. IL nicr -
So. ire ana.ial onca Al .5r. aud st--OIr
sl25, slJO ana $3.50 MARSEiLLkS PAT
TERMS are hequiies See the sj, si ana 80
SNOWY MARSElLLES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

Our line Of Fine Dress Goods has no
superior in this market All the latest
weaves and patterns from both the
foreign and domestic markets. Among
the lot will be found the popular
PLAIN AND FANCY BEDFORD
CORDSIN ALL COLORS; FRENCH.
ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND AMERi-
CAN PATTERN DRESSES in over 100
different styles and all atpopular prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

30 r'rr.' Worsted Broraies at 1879, double
fdin Tan. Rcd, Blue, Cray, Gfoen, Garnet,
cr.;
40 pc.es striped Sorges. half wool, al l2lz'.
N 0-nli cr'Jr-;
B'i.o,i Cor-. IN al shades, very fine, all wool,
40 lnrIrs VIDE. SOC:
- ple,o' Wool lienHet.as. 38 inches wide, 25c..
mall sh1de':
Llchf anl DarI Gray Dcbeiges, double fold,
l2's-. yard;
Flue An-Wvsl >.l,- inished Henrietta, In all
shalcs. -y-.-3S inches wide:
Extrs-Fine Sii.-Flni-h !lenrietta, 40 inches wide
Snr.-7li nov -h1irs;
Exira-fine Al-Wol Serges, all colors, very
w.l". tor % yard;
Plaid ami >'r,paI Wool Serges, very fne. 30
inches wide, -. yard:
Extrr-tin' Wool Plrlds, IN all coiors, ~ inches
wide. DO. - yari;
Many novelties in nes Dress GOods-s0me extra
i1s ouss:
80 fi" es vi nrosico'h, N all co0rs, - inches
wiir. and TIE prices begin at tOr. yttd
Hul - uD 10 SL2j-eacn piece Is far below
the cgi value:
We have nice Inc - Dress Goods, ." inches
wlic. ln sii colois, n IL. n yerd-hslf wool: {:
30 piece. inc Wool Fancy Chesiots, an extra
bargain, a. 0Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

As we announced yesterday the Dress-Go9is
S'Hs-Ne have gathered hore-for your seicr.
ton -tl's season-is of su.h = vast profuslon-of
metetals-ibat there Is only ono man-whocan
comprehend and he ie tho man-who select
od It.
In our aiycrilsmcnts wc can but give YOU
g'mpsos Of qualities oni prices that crop out of
The four counters devoted 20 tno Dress Goods
RouFh-and-Tumbls Cheyio,s ;or Dresses and
SHits-s stylish Scotch style nbou. them. Tho
styles count twclve-tho wid,h 3S inches Price.
A..
4 Bedford Cord of narrow textu-e-silk finish
eL Ine 4cycI shades show up e1quisi.eiy. -
inches s.de; 4 a yard.
A batch of ncnriet'as-ihe crisp, silkly-look-
ing k.na. The ucw Royal Blues, Rich Pluns.
soft Browns, Brisht cherry Garneis. A fal 40
inch-wiie material 40c. = yard.
An-Wo1, Doabie-Wlth rlannels. 4 bcautl-
"a limo - n"Gt Line .aiis aut stripes. Tho
staple 35inca Herre,ias in an tho new Blues,
Browns, Pmns. off,. 60 90 make q coIuterful Of
"5.-a-yarl nf,ss Go,. tlat is astonishing n
variety atsucI small price.
iNt 'hli'T suns lhttfNf', 'apn-. or l~'NfN-
We have "a genuine English smooth-Suriacc
.iroalc.o;h, 80 inches wide, 75c. yard.
How can we TIL of the Pattern Robes whom
there IS oliy on' - a kind wi;h no chance 10
dupl. cate, ana the hundreds here range in prico
from 3 % $40?
some st 81 each are Conyen,-Workei fm-
lroi .ciy 81 Clcnile. six, ANA A~tr chan on rirn
qanlty Erosaclofa The dee gas are bow-knots
ri grasses oi oark, elegant scif-'ol0.s ana tie
Patterns maze showing u three time. the
p-4ce, sl..
To- School D~essoss ca,c % All-Wool 'ligg
Dress Tllnneis. Colars- Brown mixcd, ciay
mixei, Blue mlNej, double w..n-price, lG9s'
yard.
The sCHOCI-SCrYLlES DEPARTMENT f.
sel.ins at spc.ial &c o---Sitie., &iate Lead, and
Automatic Pencils, pyns ana Holders, Bags for
ltys lni girls, lunr.-.iG ..'t-, Ial- AMI rxe!-
c.so-Books, Papers Companions, and Boxes.
julius MEYER & SONS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
Vel7etS.

Dame Fashion predicts great velvet
season. Nelvets on everything almost
Our stock is now complete with a full
line of the popular "Lion " brand,
Which is admitted to be the best in tho
world. Every color and shade to match
the new fall dress goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

54-inch Scotch Wool Cheviots in
stripes, checks, and plaids, beautiful col
orings aud elegant styles ; also,
6O-inch Illuminated English Suitings,
tho great fad Of the season, In magnlli-
cent line CT tyles and colorings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
iPOytiereS
..lo of ChiIdyen's Wraps

will bs made this week in order to make room
for new goods. A give-way price. Have made
thres lots ono lot your choice for sl.5O-cosi
from s2.50 10 81; one iot ior sS-oost rom
$40 TO $3.50; Lot No. 3 for e3, costing from
"a 30 TO sb.1j.
Ne cannot speak Of tho Thousand special In.
ducements about the store. You must look for
ycurseH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

Tho most beautiful line Of Checked
and Plaid French Serges, embracing L
wide range Of colorings from the bright
to the most delicate shades, at %, 30.
%, -, Soc, 81, $l.35, Sl.50. and up to
$50 yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
PERsONAL

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our numerous friends for their many kind OK
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our time OF deep arriction. IL soothoy our
broken hearts 10 know that 90 many weep and
pray for US. We thank each and all, especially
the friends who have 90 sweetly shown their
sympathy by sending flowers. those voicelaec
bless oar friends.
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