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Q 4
$25O-S rooms, nicely furnished; all full.
SS5U-2O rooms Mission st.
S45OO-50 rooms Pine st: this house is guar
anteed TO clear over 500 every month the year.
S45O0-S0 rooms (bOarding): this house is clear
ing $500 per month; easy terms
S5000-7S rooms; l2O DOardeTS
5 5.O00-Ihi5 is a very fine family boarding
house; new, elegantly furnished ami rul OF board
ers.
$I5.OO0-Thts is one OF the very best family ho-
tells Ia the city; full Of boarders; $1,000 can
The morning call., 1891-05-19

G0Sn LOTS 25xII4; ON 27TH ST.. NEAR
u OOU. Sanchez; level aud grade: on $40
monthly ihstaliments. JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Mar
ket street.
The morning call., 1891-05-19

0OSO SALOON AND DANCE HALL: NEAR
II Os)U. Market ST. NJ LESS II Fourth st. It's
np0OO COR. SALOON IN COUNTRY AND
NOOUU. beer-9ottling business; bOttling 40 bar
rels week; 4 wagons, I horses; wine and liquor
business: mouse rooms; cheap rent; long lease;
clearing $500 $500 month"; fine large brick eel
lar; well worth $4,000; owner selling on account
az ooi0C 10 Germany. NJ. III s.. II Fourth ST ItE
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Coco WHOLESALE PRODUCE COMMISSION
.Nl.NI l,-,.ir..s.. r.rrner Mamref with wide

CNWUU, business: partner WINCH WIN NTut-
awake rising Young business merchant OF good
standing aud reputation controlling large business
throughout tie Pacific coast. receiving consign-
meuts, grain, -four fruits, dried fruits, rdlsinS,
beans potatoes wool, hides. hops, poultry, dairy
produce and general merchandise, with trade $3.50
per day. and the object Of taking partner is TO fur
Their increase the same, which will be doubled III
side six months positive proof satisfactorily given
OF uo sale; business of this kind is exceedingly
rare. and 10 the right party every business man
here knows t TO be fortune; is offered only Tor
few days. GEO. STEWART. 1876 hearny. 1t
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4 7
- beating: renting carpets a speciality CONKLIN
BROS, 335 Golden Gate telephone p %. Is -
I CARPETS CLEANED: ; AND CENTS PER
! yard. 453 Stevenson; Tele. 3228; 5. STRATTAN.
The morning call., 1891-05-19

CYBLE b. TOMBSTONE; MASSAGE: ALCOHOL
~ baths. l3l Taylor ST. Room l, IL 10 l2.ml9 It's
> NEW ASSISTANTS JUST ARRIVED AT MISS
= LILLE SHOWS; vapor baths. 719 Market ST..
Parlor 20, my19 l4tt
MRS. THOMPSON, HANt-RUBBER. AND
WI Swedish movement. IL Grant ave-. r. 81. l6 So
The morning call., 1891-05-19

C.COD GROCERY STORE: GOOD STOCK AND
- OUO. good trade; sickness cause OF sci ing. J.
w GALE, ll3 Stockton 81. myl7 3ts
The morning call., 1891-05-19

~ H. UMBSEN q co,
VI Real Estate Agents and House Brokers; mem
bers OF the San Francisco Real Estate Exchange
IA montgomery ST., San Francisco.
IMPROVED
The morning call., 1891-05-19

COON SACRAMENTO ST. Mr. COUGH;
toOZOU. lot 5UxI37:6: street graded. severed
aud mscadamized- FOSTER, BENCHLzY &
WUODSON, 634 Market ST.
The morning call., 1891-05-19

$40 600 NAV COR 20 dEA ~ En- % j ASP
elegant modern fats Leaveuworth st. and cottag
on Clay ST.; rent $500: the above is fine goods and
pays 4 good per cent Investment. FOSTER,
EENCRLEY q MOODSON. 81 MarkeL 81.
The morning call., 1891-05-19

4eEn LOTS On VALLEY ST. NEAR DIA-
t0OOU. mOnd and Castro st. extension; level and
ready for building on; SO monthly payments.
JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market St
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S225 LOTS ON 50 MONTHLY INSTALL
road and Grand boulevard. JACOB HEY
MAN 63O Market ST
The morning call., 1891-05-19

QfE0 LOTS 25xl3O: FRONTING SAN JOSE
ID ! W. road aud electrician line; $40
monthly inStailments; level aud ready for building
JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market 81
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

49,
M oAFEE, BALDWIN HAMMOND REAL Es o
M tate Agents and Auctioneers, members of the
Real Estate Exchange, 10 Montgomery ST.
VACANT LOTS.
s195Oo-ofer wanted Hyde st. and North Point;
1877 6x137 IS: will subdivde; all graded and ready
for building; cable-ear passes lot
blocks n. OF the park; each 25x120; easy payments.
$31U0-Clement 81. and Attn ave; fne cheap cor
ner; 36XIO0; streets graded aud maeadamzeG.
siloO-Goiden Gate ave, near First; 26{ls7;e'
S260U-Deyisadero ST., near Ridley; Z21dzzo'
$l700-De Long ST.. near Frederick; 25xSo.
$2300-Cari ST.. near Stanyan; 25X1S7 %
$30O0-Broderiek, near Golden Gatej 25xlOV'
81 .00o-Nalencia ST., near Army; ooxzO9i, ,oo
$4,000 only-Splendia lot; 10th St, WITHIN Ioo
feet of Howard; 125xl00; street accented by clty.
$200o-Suilivan ST. near Wiiiard 25xlOo
$2500-Grove St, near Lyon; 25XlO0. -
S4000-Frederck and willard; corner; 3OxlOO.
$3.50 each-A splendid buy 14th ave-, ia blocks
y OF park; 3 fine lots, each 3Oxl2O. o-,oo
$3800-Castro and Beaver sts; corner; 2oxlOVi
all street work done splendid residence legality
$6600-Ufer wanted; Howard ST., near 9thi zo1
80; excellent business location.
$3.50 eaeh-Ashbury ST., near Frederick; nne
lots, 3OX1O6;3; street work all done.
$l0OO-Douglass ST., near 22d; 25xl94; cheap.
$50 a front fOot-SacrameutO ST., bet w eDSter
aud Buchanan; l1Oxl32:SlA; in subdivisions.
Substitution and Lott corner: 20 6x6S:9.
$l5.5OO-GroVe, mr.. Polk; 30xl20, to rear street,
$l300-26th, near Castro; 25xl14.
$l2,O00-Chureh and Ridley; corner; only one
block from Market ST.; lO4xlO5; bargain. o-.,-
$l3.T50-Green ST. near Devisadero; 1877 ;ox
lS7 %: unparalleled marine view o.
$4,000 each-Jackson St, near Spruce: lots; 2ox
~ Sic street work done; grand l. marine view
$lS50-Polnt Lobos ave. near IL tn ave; 25xIOo;
street work all done; splendid buy.
$l4O0-l9th st., near Diamond; 25N15.
S2500-Stanyan ST., near Carl 25Xl07:3-
SSOhO=Waler and fremont SITS. corner near ASH
bury ST.; SOxlO0; street w6Ts c9mplete oo.,,
$l750-Only one left; Dolores beJ- pay a., anu I iIt
2bxlO0: street work AL done; Dolores ls'the -,s!
street in the Mission. McAFEE. BALDWIN &
HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery st.
GI1S 0Q0 GRAND CORNER ON VAN
u IIO.OUO. Ness ave, only short distance
from Market ST.; size l20x109; frontageS; par
TALLY improved with substantial buildings: Splen
did location for church, club OF hotel hCAfEE,
BALDWIN 4 HAMMOND 10 Montgomery st.
$500 RIDLEY MAR HALEN LEM An GOOD GO
lot 25xl60 to Quinn st. MCAFEE, BALDWIN %
HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery 81.
GSO00 VALLEJO, NEAR LEAVENWORTH;
tD OAOO. story bay-window house; rooms,
bath etc; lot 25xl09:6. MCAFEE, BALDWIN %
HAM MOND, 10 Montgomery st.
GJQ OO0 FINE PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS
u .OOO. property; Mission, ne IT 10Th; good
2-story building; fats, ., aud rooms, baths,
each; rent $50 SO; lot 40xlO2. MCAtEE, BALD
WIN q HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery St.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
Mozart Musicale.

The 693d musicale will be given by the
'NIelopia Quartrtto" Of New York. This
quart-tte IS composed of the following artists,
who come we'll recommended. Miss Berths
WaltzInger. soprano; Miss Emily Il. New
man. contralto, Mr. Charles A. Rice. tenor;
Mr. Grant odeIl, bass.
Programme Hunting song, "Wsken.
Lords and Ladies Gay" Smart. Melopa
Quartette. 2. Scena ed aria La Fora del
Destino Verdi. Mr.. Odeil. 8. Qusrtette.
The Shades of Evening" (Williams) Melo-
pia Quartette. !. Aria Queen of Sheba"
(Gonnod), Miss Waltzinger. 8. Duet, Nina"
(Guercia), Messrs Rice and Odel. G. Song,
"A Summer Night" Thomas Miss Newman.
7. Aria. Celeste Aida" (yerdD. Mr.. Rice. 8.
Quartstte. (a) Watch Of the Angels Ore
CERT. DO. Happy Day" Drepler- Gotze). 9.
Duet. "Fsterdiantina" Uacomel. Miss Waltz
niger and Miss Newman. 10. Trio. Break,
Break Break" (Andorton). Misses Waltzin-
ger and Newman and Mr.. Rice. Quartette
from Rigoletto (VerdD. Malopia Quartette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
"The Devils Auction. A"

William J. Gilmore. manager of the Grand
Central Theatre, Philadelphia. has in the last
few years become famous as liberal pro-
Queer Of spectacular plsys-notably The
Devils Auction" Twelve Temptations and
the opera The Sea King"
Tie magnificent scenes and costumes OF the
Devils Auction" were entirely destroyed by
fire when the Central Theatre was burned.
After twelve months OF hard labor they have
been replaced by an entirely new lot. and
now the reproduction IL said TO be even
more gorgeous than heretofore. A
feature is tho Trsnsatlantiuqe Ballet Troupe,
composed of the best coryphees and
secundos obtainable and led by Nile.
Adele Cams and Frsulein Koltashe,
premiers. who under the direction of A. Ber-
trand, European maitre de ballet. will ap-
pear in an entire new series of novel and
beautiful advertisements. Among the high
class specialties are the Bosbobies, brother and
sister. q fine acrobatic duo. the three Lorellos
and eight grotesqne dancers
This company PLAYS at the New Richmond
Theatre Tuesday aud Wednesday with special
Sale Of seats Monday at A. ii.
Jim, the Westerner." is the name Of the
play which will be produced at the New Rich
mOnd Theatre FRIDAY and Saturday evenings
September 18th and 18th. This American
play. by clever Boston author Edward Il.
Rose. is like the Theatre new and sparkling
1t Is dramatic love story. and the scenes are
laid in New York and not in the West. rs the
title would seem to imply. II deals with the
wild and feverish speculation mixed with
love that often characterizes Wall street the
home of Mammon, the money god. A
strong cast. headed by Joseph :. Gibbs and
Miss Pauline Willard, will present the piece.
which il under the management Of A. NJ. De
Lisser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13

rhs reuth Annual Convention of the Fun
crsr Directors Of this Country.
Tho tsnth annual convention Of the
funeral directors of tho United States and the
Dominion Of Canada will be held in this city
on Wednesday. October 7th. and Thursday.
Mr. K. X. Bripghurst. Of Philadelphia, the
president Of the International Funeral Direc-
tors Association, has just issued lengthy
address to the officers and members OK the
various associations urging them 70 see thst
q large attendance at tho convention Is oD-
tanned g., =,
With reference to the work accomplished
and the work to be done BY the Association.
the address contains the following; II
There is no question but that the seed OF
Association work sown in the past has taken
root. and gives every evidence OF a vigorous
growth. The ground not having been pro-
yiously prepared by thorough work or en-
richod by the diffusion of business ideas and
sound doctrines Of professional improve
ment, and considerable crop OF weeds 10
the shape Of inactivity. want OF ,nieros. ana
ignorance in regard TO possibilities OF that
which may be achieved. has prevented tho
tangible results that the work put forth
Justly merits. On all sides We see every In
dication OF a growing public demand for
increased abilities and facilities on the paft
of tho undertakers. The work IN Legislative
bodiea instead Of being barren OF results and
falling harmless to tho ground. has awakened
thoughts In the minds of very great many
thinking people in the different States and
various localities as 10 the amount OF pro-
lection to the general public that those IN
our line of calling are capable 81 giving, and
IL we do not size up to the responsibilities OF
.he occasion aud mark ont line OF action TO
be followed by us. We will find that those
who are interested in the good that we can
do. yet who are not posted as TO the conduct
of our business. will by legislative enact
rnents make laws that will undoubtedly very
rnateriaIly interfere with our business. and
vet not give the general public the protection
il requires"
With reference to the coming convention
and the inducements held out 10 attend IL,
the address sets forth:
Arrangements have been partially made,
and no doubt before the time Of our conven-
ton will be completed. for reduced railroad
rates. Our friends in Virginia have com
pleted arrangements for the holding OF the
convention aud the entertainment OF all
til ose ia attendance. / wish to take this occa-
81 on to announce to the ladies that especial
arrangements have been made tor their re-
ceptiOn. accommodation and entertainment.
This is guaranteed by the ladies' especial
friends-J. w. Laube, l.. L. Christian and
Harry Oliver.
The now historic Virginia, with its many
points OF interest-Luray Cave, Natural
Bridge, Old Point Comfort. together with the
local points around Richmond, which was
made so memorable during the early sixties,
and at that time the scene OF many bitter
contests and struggles which now only add
new bond TO bind us together as nation
without sections, will be opened for our in
eUectiOn.h
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13

A MINISTER LICENSED.
Rev. w. 8. Buchanan Before East Hanover
Presbytery Yesterday.


A special meeting of East Hanover Presby-
terry was held at loon yesterday in the lecture
room Of the First Presbyterian church in this
city The meeting was called 10 ordain
Iicientiate W. s. Buchanan with view TO
his entering upon the foreign missionary
work. and the plans Of the missionary com
mittee made il desirable for him 10 leave for
his field Of labor before the fall meeting, and
hence the necessity of the special meeting.
Judge George L. Christian, moderator. occu-
pied the chair. and the opening prayer was
offered by Rev. l.. Is. Turnbull. The follow
ing ministers were present: X: !. horr,
ID. d., j. Y Fair, ID. D., James Little, j.. Is.
Turnbull G. N. Van Houten, W. A. Camp
bell and up. Cannon.
Mr.. Buchanan passed most satisfactory
examination of experimental religion, theo
logy, church history, church government and
the sacrament, and also on the Greek and
Hebrew languages.
He also preached satisfactory sermon to
the Presbytery as part Of tho trial, taking
his text from James iiS.
The Presbytery was attended by consld-
cradle number of laymen and ladies. The
ordination services were appointed to take
place at the regular services this evening and
the Presbytery adjourned at O'Clock.
The services will DO conducted by Rev. l..
Il. Turnbull. and Rev. DR.. Fair will preach,
while Kew. Dr. keTr Will oner the ORDINATION
prayer and deliver the charge 10 the eyange-
list.
Mr.. Buchanan leaves next Wednesday for
San Francisco. and will sail from there TO his
new field of labor in Japan on September
goth. He is quite young man. and was re-
Gently married to Miss Crump. Of Arkansas,
who will share his labors in the missionary
cause. Mr.. Buchanan has lived in Richmond
for some time. but was born in Scotland. His
father moved from Scotland TO Lunenburg
whom he WAS quite young. Some years later
he moved TO Petersburg and then TO this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
Order os the Coid.n Cba,n.

At the meeting OF Anchor Lodge. No, g.,
Order Of the Golden Chain, held last Friday
night, Mr.. X. 5. Denny. who was one of the
charter members of the lodge and has held
ton as lie will leave the city OF Tuesday
next with the claim department. of tho Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company for
Atlanta. Ga. Mr.. James 4. Simmons was
elected as secretary to fill the vacancy.
As a compliment to Mr.. Denny the lodge
after adjournment repaired to restaurant
and partook OF I'm oyster supper. Many
wishes for success in his new home wero eI-
pressed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
DRESS GOODS.

54-inch wide Ladies' Cloths in gray NIX
lures and various solid colors pure wool; the
price is $780, q yard the usual price 6sc.
Double Width Plain and Striped Henriettas'
all shades, l9c. yard the usual price Zoe.
54-inch Broadcoths. csc; the quality sold
for s1.23.
Broken Plaids in pure Csmers Hair. 81 inches
wide, 9Sc.; the value is $3.50.
so pieces various Cancels Hair Dress Fabrics
in width from 80 to 10 inches, 3715c. TO SOC. No
such value was ever given heretofore.
English Checked Suits. 81 inches wide, AT
near one-half value all perfectly new in de-
signs, $50 Suit.
An American Bedford Cord, half wool, dou-
bic width. sells for 1910. yard.
Imported Bedford Cord from 75c to sl.sS a
yard; the latter valued at 1880.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
TWO FUNERALS.
Charles X. Bracket and Mrs. lucy Il. SInither
Passed Away.

The funeral Of the late Charles +. Bracket
took place yesterday afternoon from the
Union Station Methodist church at 5 O'Clock,
and was attended by large number Of
friends. who testified by their presence in
what high esteem the deceased was held.
Mr.. Bracket resided at No. 500 north Twenty
seventh street. His death was caused by con-
sumption, he departing this life Friday at 6
O'clock in the afternoon
Mrs. Lacy (. Smither died Friday after
noon at Ais o'clock at the residence of her
sister in law, Mrs. she +. Stubleheld, No. GOA
Twenty-thrd street. She was much-re-
spected woman end during her life endeared
herself to large circle OF friends. Tho fune-
raj will occur to day at IL o'clock at Shackel-
ford chapel, King and Queen county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
DRESS GOODS!

50 pieces worsted Brocsdes at 1896. double
fold, in tan, red. blue, gray, green gafho''
etc.
20 pieces Striped serges, half wool. at i2'sc.
yard, all colors.
Bedford Cords in all shades. very fine, all WOOL
40 inches wide, Soc
rs pieces Wool Henriettas, 90 inches WIDE &c.
Highland Dark Gray Debeiges, double fold
l21sc. syard. ~
Fina Atwood Silk Finish Henriettas. IN all
shades, 4gc.. 80 inches wide.
Extra Fine Silk-Finish Henriettas. 40 inches
wide. Soc. ali new shades.
Extra-Fine All-Wool Serges, all colors' very
wide, SOC. yard.
Plaid and Striped Wool serscs VERY fine, Sc
inches wide. 25c.
EI.ra-Fine Wool Plaids i'll all colorS' ~ incheS
wide soc.
Many novelties in new Dress Goods some extra
70 nieres of Brosdcloth in all colors' a inches
wide and the prices begin at gc yaru ai i
60 up to si.25. Each piece Is lar pelo" 'ho
real value q, ;ooha.
wide, in all colors. at iOc, yard. nan WOOL
40 pieces Fine Wool Fancy Cheylots, an extra
bargain at 50c
FINE BLACK DRESS GOODS A SPECIALITY
Fine Black Cashmeres. SO inches wide. at 25c.
Extra Fine Black Cashmere, SILK lustre ~
inches wide, 500. 10
Onr line of Black nenriettas is the incest 10 be
found anywhere the blacks are good, aud
tha quality cannot DO excelled; the prices
are 20 per cent. lower than any other mouse
in the city: we buy nothing put tne very
best blacks in blue and jet ana We Kuaran-
tee them not 10 turn rusty alter niue wear
but will retain their lustre until the dress Is
worn out We have them beautiful at ~ %
Velvet in in ali colors at 80. SOC. and si.
Light colors in light blue, pink, cream and yell
unbolstering Plush in all coIors, sl75 yard.
Handsome line or Plushes lor obAuA Gil 0io"h'
at 75c. yard.
HOSIERY.
Ladies Black Hose full regular made. only
i2Isc. pair, not more than PAIRS 10 Gus
Ladies Fast Black Hose. guaranteed stainless,
Touis Hermsdorf, dyer only 2oc. q pair worm
Hermssdorf Black Hose, every pair stamped only
English slS Ribbed Hose for boys fast black i2'Ac
Chiidren's School Hose, black ribbed size 7 to
sly. 3pslr for xlc -, ~. r,l.
Chidren's Plain Hose, warmed notLto CROCK
or fade in washing 2lc. ~
Ladies Combed Egyptian Hose only i2>fc.
Ladies Seamless Balbriggan, 1890. . pair.
Ladies Moc0 Brown extra long, french toes
and IRON frames. only 25c. -,
Children Two-Ihread Fast Black Seamless
Ribbed Hose ONLY CSC . pair,
Misses Fine Black Ribbed Hose. 1926,
Ladies Fancy Striped hicheiieu Ribbed only
Ladies' Cotton Hose, diamond black .oot,
novelty stripes, 25c. pair.
Ladies' Undre sed Linen Hsndkerchiefs only
Ladies' Undrossed / inen Handkerchiefs only
1910.
Ladies Handkerchiefs, embroidered corners,
only 12Iec.
Fine line of Imported HandkerchlefS from iOc'
20 *l.2j apiece.
Crepe do Chine HANDKERCHIEF with pansies en-
hroidered on them, sl.2j.
Ladies 7-Hook Foster Fastening Undressed
Kids only 55c.
Tan Mousquetaires only &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
DRESS GOODS !
EVERYTHING New Everything Fashionable Everything Pretty and Everything SJNn'

Balsans Blarrisz Gloves tpig-skin) only d. vans
grays and blacks
Loonin's Toilet Brushes 37c. to o.; good hair
Brushes, ls1s is and Csc.
The Young Lad iss Substantial Tooth Brush,
superior to all others, only Sc.
The Gen'iemens Substantial i00'" '''"'
lot Tooth Brushes, regular prices IL, n' 70 ana
3Oc., your choice i21sc.
Wssbstand Scarfs with colored stripes. poo.
Bureau and Buffet Scsrfs, soc.. regular price,
roc
Plain White and Colorcd Striped extra length
soc.
washst.ud scsrfs with colored stripe and
drawn thread SOC
Buffet TO match. sl.2a.
Stamped Hemstitched Tray covers @tsc.
STAMPED nemstitchod Tray Covers. drawn
Tray WI Co, Covers RS Stamped. double hemstitehed.
line Line aSe Of Ruiiled Pillow shams from 7Sc to
TO 1t0.
Antique Mats, for go.
Iarge-Sizo Antique Mats. i5c.
Stamped Mats 6t4 and Size. round or SQUARE.
Colored Embroidered Flannel at Sly worth
Stamped Splashers at Csc worth S7tsc,.
Barnesley iIuck Towels. washed ready for use,
Damask Towels. size i7xs5, only i2sse.
Knotted Fringe Damask Towels At l2>tc'
bicycle Hose; $40, regular price ei.5.
500 pieces New 1orchon Iaces Just received.
ranging in price from 90 10 SOC. a yard.
They are much below real value A.
i'"i nSrrowost S tins Tdfing sta ana &C. to the
handsomest Embroidery at s7Ir, 40 and 800.
ayard.
CHECKED AND PLAID MUsLINS IN SHORT
LENGTHS,
We have JUS. boon giving away Plaid and
Checked Musins, comparatively speaking,
for the past two weeks AS We have stated
with large factory 10 take all the short
lengths they have. This factory make the
very fines. Plaid striRed an, amt I bsss IN
short lengths, from ia TO q ysrds, At s. ga.
10 and i2tSc. just one-haf of the factory
prices. A new lot will DO opened Monday
morning early.
White Black and Grey Fur Rugs.
sheep SKIN Mats, in all colors, only si.15
Warren Hose supporters only S5c.
The sale of Lace Curtains represents the season
surplus stock of a prominent importer, and
now is The time to buy at far less than resu-
A manufacturers stock Of Fine Dress Shirts
below cost 10 manufacture-all standard
makes. perfect fitting and extra quality.
Full line of sizes.
Fancy percales ;5c. Regular price si.25. New
Patterns.
Figured Pique. 81 Regular price. o.,
Feather Boss, Feather Collars aud Feather
Cur stock Of Ladies'. Gents and ChiIdren's
He,yy- Weight and Wool Undershirts are
now complete and we guarantee TO give you
excellent value for your money
Red Twill FIannel, extra heavy, Atwood, 25c,
White Flannel. SOC. worth 4Oc.
All-Wool White Flannel 25c.
Bargains in Blesched (snton Remnants.
CARPETS.
Ingram Carpet ono-half WOOL zoe.
Our 75c. Carpet, 62Iac.
Our Very Pest Two Ply lngraia. roc.
hugs. Art Squares Felt and Carpet Druggsts,
OIL Cloths Mats Mattings. Full line OF Brns.
selS. Great bargain this woek in Blankets and
Comforts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
The Libby aim Monument.

mfr. J. Taylor Stratton. agent of the CorYfed-
cfate Soldiers and Sailors Monument Asso-
ciatlon. has collected and turned over to the
treasurer the following contributions TO the
funds of the Association. Booth Paper.Com-
pany. 81; Leigh Crutchheld, e. Hon X. j.
Anderson. go: john Lauer. e., Colonel
Archer Anderson. $40, Major Frank b. Hayne,
50, William Henry Jones. IS Q. ID. Lsnghorne.
Is. Total for the week. $50 previously re-
ported. Ss.4sO.25. Total collected. "a. $50. 25
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
County Court To-morrnw

The Henrico County Court meets to-mor-
row and there is every indication that the
jurors will become we'll known personagc-
about the courthouse. Not for several months
has there been snch q large docket. and
many of the cases are above usual signih-
canoe. The well known Italian case is one Of
che causes Co be heard and Judge Minor will
almost literally have his hands full whom
handling the many cases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
VIII Advertise the tair.

The State Fair Association believe in adver-
tisng and II the Fair is not success it
won't DO because il is unknown 10 the public.
This week agents will 60 out and post the
bills OF the society from one end of the State
50 the other. The posters are the most at
trsctiye ever used in Virginia and in engrav-
ing and coloring are Very artistic aud will
gain the attention Of the casual observer
wherever they may be used.