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hANDKERCHIEFs.-No linen
mixed Handkerchiefs.
The present is the largest stock we
have ever shown.
Ladies' japanese Silk Handker-
chiefs. usual price 25c., only I9c.
each.
Ladies' japanese Silk Initial Hand
kerchiefs only PIC. each.
Ladies' All-linen Handkerchief,
plain. hens. corded borders and
coiored borders. only 12hc. each.
Ladies' Escalloped and Ernbroid-
cred All-linen Handkerclie.s, ina
large and attractive line of patterns,
only 2jc each.
Mems An-linen Initial Handker-
chiefs only Poe. each
Mems All-,inen Hemstitchcd Hand
kerchiefs, usual price 25c. !, only PIC.
each.
Mems Extra Quality All-linen
Handkcrchiefs. with colored borders.
usually sold at Soc. only Soc. each.
BARGAINS In RIBBONS.
We have secured job lot of Ribbons
and will sell them at the following
low prices:
1-inch Ail-silk Moire Ribbon. with
picot edge. all colors, sold elsewhere
at lOc.. only &c. peryard.
lot OF Fancy Combination Brocade
All-silk Ribbons. usual price lOc..
only &c. per yard.
WINDSOR TIES. Is dozen
China Silk Windsor Ties. extra wide,
5oc. quality. only 2ac.
SHopPING BAGS Shopping
Bags OF cloth and leather. plain and
embroidered. Sc. to $3.50.
CHRisrMAs APRONS. En-.
tireiy new line Of styles Of Aprons.
attractive effects. %. 80 aud 1Jc.each.
PEnrUMERY DEPARTMENT.
For gifts-Boxes containing . bottles
OF Colgates' Best Extracts. 2-ounce
etched bottles. glass stopper, Violet
and Heiio'rope. only Csc. per box.
CHRISTMAS LEATHER
HOODS. Pocket Books, Card Cases
and Wallets in great variety.
Excellent Pocket Books at &c.
Soc. 75c. and 81.
GLOVES FoR G1rrs.-
Misses 4-button Kid Gloves. zoe.
Misses 4-button Suede Gloves
only SSc.
Ladies' 4-button English Walking
Gloves. in Tan, Gray and Black,
S1.35 and s1.75.
White Suede Gloves. with Black
embroidery. only 81. 30 per pair.
Gloves exchanged should sizes be
wrong.
1lOSIERY.-Allc olors for match
ing slippers and costumes in both
Isle and SILK.
New" KrSk" In Hosiery.
The latest is "Waukenhose" Stock.
fnes for ladies', They are made with
rights and let's" to conform with
the exact shape of the foot. insuring
comfort, snug fit and increased
durability. Guaranteed Fast Black.
30 and zoe. per pair.
Children's Fast Black Hose, 10 and
PC.
Ladies' All-silk Hose. sl.3S to So.
TANs.-Ele2ant line Of entirely new
styles.
.Hand-painted japanese Silk Fans,
White. Black and Colors. only
S1.oO.
WILLIAM II. McKNEw.
933 Pa. ave.
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Sparrow Richardson and Victoria Bailey were
friends not many weeks aso, but recently VIC
toria declined to speak az they passed 10y. The
last meeting they had Was an unpleasant one
and Sparrow will have an unpleasant reminder
Of IL Tor the next SIX months. When they met
Victoria refused 10 60 with Sparrow, and he
knocked her down and beat her. The Judge
gave him siX months IN jail.
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We consider it fitting at this time
that We should extend our thanks to
the people of Washington who have
SO nnstintingly patronized US and as
sisted in establishing this-the largest
and finest Drug Store il the city.
We are deeply gratified TO know that
our efforts to lower the prices of
Drugs have been appreciated. as has
been fully evidenced by the steady
growth Of our business.
That We have grown goes with the
saying. This large business has had
the effect of melting us to still
further efforts. and has stimulated
us with desire to have Drug Store
second to none in America.
We do not wish to pose as public
benefactors or as sacrificing our
goods. We are in business to make
money, but to make it honestly. by
selling Meritorious Drugs and Medi-
cines at the lowest possible prices.
that is, at the smallest possible
margin Of profit.
We are on the eve Of our fourth
year, and promise that the straight
forwardness which has characterized
our dealings in the past shall be, il
possible. eclipsed in the future. Our
steadily increasing business made it
compulsory upon us to seek more
colnmodious quarters. hence the
erection Of the elegant structure On
the corner OF Eleventh and + streets,
which We now where. with
increased facilities and larger
stock. We are better prepared than
ever before 10 save you money On
your Drugs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
I'd EDITION.
RAvAGEs or r~r,uF>za.
Rapid Spread Of the Epidemic In European
Counfrfe.

Countries.
LoSpoS. Dec. H.-Reports OF the ravAses Of
influenza IN various parts of Europe are being
constantly received. Al Perigneux. France,
twenty of the twenty-five nuns occupying the
convent Of ST. Claire were PROSTATE with the
disease. When the nuns finally consented to
admit outsiders. who for several davs
had vainly sought 60 enter and offer as
sistAnce. IL was found that the poor women
we're IN starving condition. the only remain
ing food consisting OF n small quantity Of dried
beans. Proper food aud medical attendance
were promptly supplied and the sufferers are
now rapidly recovering.
Az Hamburg /. 800 cases Of Influenza have
been reported during the past week and the
death roll has not diminished. The famous
pianist. Won ruio1. IL q victim OF the disease
ana IL IN a critical condition.
:, Inc epidemic is spreading rapidly in JutlAnd.
Holland aud Denmark
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OuR New HONE

OuR New HONE
is ready for your inspection.
ITS FIVE FLOORS
Are completely stocked with everything tina. Is new
and desirable in Household Furnishings. and is vel
worth visit
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room. Din
ing Room and Office Furniture
OUR SECOND FLOOR
sdevosed to Carpets and contains the --latest
and most desirable tall and winter colorinsa AL
grades
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock of Paror Furniture which for variety
OF design and uniform excellence of material Il moi
surpassed By any house in the country.
SOME STARTLING PRICES;
Plush or Hair Cloth ParlOr Suites Cash. SIS
credit. $50.
Solid Oak Bed Room Suites. pieces Cash. az
credit, els.
Poplar Bed Room Suites. 3pieces Cash. sl4 credit.
els
sIx-Foor OAK EXTENSION TABLE Cash.
S4.2o; credit. 81 30.
credit. ST.
Forty-poun Hair Mattress. Cash. $3.50: credit.
es.
Woven Wire Springs. Cash. e. 25; credit. e.. 50.
Brussels CARPET, per yard Cash. 60c. credit. tic.
Ingram Carpets. per yard. Cash. 3sc eredit, ACC.
CarIets sewed and LAID tree of cost No charge
waste IA uiatcLins-
TERMS:
Easy weekly or monthly paymentsL
No notes and per cent discount allowed for settle
ments W thirty days.
0AN's
credit HOUSE,
se1-tr sle. 81 and SIS 9Th st. NV.
T. WALKER SONS. ao4 10TH ST. N.w.-cAR-
d pet Lining. Asbestos Goods Miner Br OK ana Clay
= and 3ply hoonns. Lime Cement and Shsreosi xS
OARDENs FOR CHRISTMAS TREES; CANDY
" Boxes in great variety; Sunday schools supped 1t
diS-sS N'' No. 4is:le.h q NV.
THE PATRIOTIC PUZZLE
The latest game out II Is both interest
ing and amusing. All hrst-ciass dealers in
games keep II. d9-:,w'
AF KETs KENETHY's GALLERY HOO AND III
M. Pa ave. Artistic nne Portraits. Personal q
ways ready TO take your Picture. sels-3ua
DINK. LAVENDER, LIGHT BLUE, NILE GREEN.
L Scarlet, Cardinal. Cream ssfins. 4Sc
RAFfs ENTERPRISE ls4l nth st. Sc.
NOTHING CONTRIBUTES MORE TOWARD A
IN sound digestion than the Of the genuine An
gostura Bitters Of Dr. J. q. 3. eIE0ERT 4 sons
Ash your drueg1se- olI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
CANDIES SENT EXPRESS PAID
by GILL 4 son. cor. lIth and z sts.

by UILL q sun, cor IItn and r SIS.
Those who wish TO please their friends OF relatives
by sending to them = box of Finest Confectionery
should leave their orders a. once designate date for
shipment will send fresh and delicious candies
handsomely packed in double box and pay express
charges to any point in the United States We the
only confectioners i'll America making this offer.
Please call and investigate. Our daily card always
interesting. ola
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

BRIc-A-BRac. CUT GLASS.
OTsTER PLATES. cHAFING DISHES.
L ABLE DECORATIONS IN GREAT VARIETY.
LIVERY REQUISITE FOR THE KITCHEN.
LAMPS. PIANO, BANQUET AND PARLoR.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY,
REFRIGERAToRs AND ICE PITCHERS.
q "RoGERs GROUPS"
SALAD DINNER AND DESSERT SETS.
OUT-oF-TowN ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED
NOVELTIES FOR HOLIDAY AND WEDDING
PRESENTS.
oc19-2m J. W. BoTELER SON. s23 Pa ave
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EVENING GLOVES.


Ladies IL and l6-6utton-lrngth Mousque-
taire suede Gloves. IN Taus, Grays. Cream.
fshk. LsvEon. Nile. Pearl. Lavender. White
and Black
-l2-bu;,oa-lensth. a.. 20 pair
-lo5u;;on-ienE:h. 50 co pair
Laehes' All-silk Jersey Mitts. in Black and
eoiOrs- II. ID and 20 button lenstes-
(flfsf door Second ann-x)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
A NOBEL SHOPPING PLACE.
WONDERLAND OF GIFT THINGS,
HIS IS THE TIME WHEN

lHIs IS THE TIME WHEN 125. 600
sau.refees Of foor space counts for your comfort.
The ample room allows you to bur here ersa in
CnrIs:Dsas time wsfh comparative ease Our
storesare perfectly lighted and comfortably
heated. four improved elevators always run
ming: telegraph c:fice and a teleIhon station:
sluneb room and ersry DOssibLe arrangement
FOR your comfort and convenience. The holt
days interes, and attract crowds. Of course. but
there is room enough, come when YOU please.
We are Offering very choice things of foreign
and domestic makes ar reyy lor prices- This
fact appears throughout aud is the motire popsr
OstAc sr0usng h>iidGy trade.
HE HUMoR AND SENTIMENT OF
the CHRISTMAS CARD COUNTER can be
told Of but not appreciated without visi; and
study.
(First ST. building.
10 The END THAT NO DELAYS MAY
be oecasioned in our delivery Of Engraving Or
ders intended as Christmas presents. we respect
fully urse patrons having such work in con-
teuaplation to leave their orders forthwith. We
deliver goods 81 the time promised.
Your name engraved on copper plate md hfty
cards Ste
WE WILL MARX YOUR NAME OR
Initials in Gilt On al Leather Goods bought Of
Us from 81 upward
WE WILL EN6RAyE ALL SILVER
Ware free Of charge.
AL UMBRELLAS FROM $50 Up EN-
sraved free Of charge.
GooDs SELECTED NOW WILL BE DE-
nvered At any tine desired
INSTRUCT YOUR coACHMAN TO USE
10th -. entrance. You syoil the confusion on
Est
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Mn. W1r,sos.

OF the shoe firm of WILSON & CARR, 800 st. w..
never grows enthusiastic than when speaking of
the wearing qualities of their famous $3.50 Hand
sewed Shoe, and the public TO have caught his
enthusiasm for the selling record of this particular
Shoe has probably never been equaled in Washington
1t is shaped last that makes remarkably
its appearance and would that could
be sold at such low figure. This Shoe is made in a
wide medium aud narrow toe for ladies. gentlemen
and children. The ladies have choice of dull glaze
fnsh and the Soft pliabe leather lends the
that they will be extremely comfortable for walking
The Shoe for gentlemen is well made and Just the Shoe
for Indictment weather Get pair next week you will
be surprised at their wearing qualities. dl4-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
WHAT MORE ACCEPTABLE THAN
A P1cruKE FoR CunIsrnAs.

Framed artotypes. size @01Si.
els -. $50. e.. ~. 60 and g. 10
RSnlarQGe-proof E;eh.nzs. in White and
so-d. ivOry and many other styles Of frames.
al up
Elesan; ant Original Pastel Paintiass, In all
sizes and styles o: francs.
--SLS0, sl.GJ. e.. g.. 30. s3.5 and Up
wa-l.---
B=mbOO faseIs
IS. 60 S.. 81. sI25. ~, s.. A. and
uPwa-d. -
Also = an- In. Of Eas-is in cas cherry
erass. White AMI gold Az. SILVER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
CRourr SOUNDS

Al nisht from baby. crib are di.tr,csnr 10 parents
who at loss for medicine equsl TO the emergency
Not 90 with tho.e who have AYERS CHERRY
fEcroRAL in the house. A dose Of this medicine
affords certain and speedy relief. To cure colds.
eouxhs. sore throat. asthma. BRONCHITIS. hoar--ne~-
and the various disorders of the breathing .pp.r.tus
Ayers Cherry Pector.i has no equal. IL soothes the
innamed tissue, expectoration and induces
CALL FOR
repose. Capt. q. Cariey. Brooklyn. y. Y, writes:
II have used Ayers Cherry Pecorsl in my family for
thirty and have always found the hest remedy
for Group. 70 which complaint my ehrdren were
subject"
II use Ayers Cherry Psctoral m my practice ana
pronounce ii to be unequaled as a remedy for colds
and coushs."-J. g. Gordon. NJ. D.. Carroll Co..
Virginia
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price. ell si, bottles. s5
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"JOUyIN" GLOVES

LADIES' +button 'Jouvin" Suede Gloves in
yellow. Grays. Tans. Modes. Pearl and Black.
81. 1J pair
Ladies' Sbu,;oa-length Mousquetaire 'JOu-
win" Suede Gloves. in Yellow, Grays. Tans.
N0dss. Pearl and Black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

Mrs. NINSLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOoTHEs the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS. AILAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARRREA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world. BE and ask Mrs winslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. - cents bottle.
To
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

"RETNIEa" GLOVES.

LADIES' 4-button '.Reynier'' Suede Gloves. in
Black and assorted shades Of Tan.
-sls, pair
Ladies' s-bu.ton-Ien<th MousIuetairs "Rey
n:er' Suede Gloves. in Tans. Modes, Grays.
Pear. AID Black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

I. B. TowxEn & Son
Dkl GOODS DEALERS,
1916 eth ss. Ia.
One Bale Unbleached Cotton, Sc.
he'd Table Linen, fast coiors, &c.
1O-4 Atwood Blankets, ~.
ia Atwood Il ankets. 50.
1O-4 Blankets extra barRain) q5c-
Bleached Table Linen. .SIc.
lnbleached Sheeting, l0-i wide. 1:5c.
Bleached Sheetlng, 10 wide, I1c.
Bleached Pillow Case Cotton, g.. and lOr.
We have Just received large line Of Napkins worth
soc. dozen,
Ladies' Wool Skirts extra long. 81.
20 dozen Gents Ties worth pc to Joe. for 24c
each.
Extra Heavy Canton Drawers, .yoc.
Dress Flannel. y yards WIDE. J0c
Black Henrietta, all WOOL from DC. up,
Black Henrietta, wool face. 81 inches wide. &c.
Feather proof Ticking. lie.
Dressmakers Cambria. DC.
Lace Curtains az all prices from 75c. up.
Large line OF nder Wear Bed Comforts White
Spreads. Rugs Table Covers. Corsets Cashmere &C.
nos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

TOILET CASES POCKET Books &C.
wecomme ncewrhhe ste,pnav etecuse they
sp sour mpOt1i
vel
10
ST.
feathers Sedn all c0"s
a Sc n
5sNhw
o 7.5Oech.
headquarters here because
anipre
s S2nds2 thest i"A' ~"A'
O ran here n sof
Wm11Na TABLETS thousands from PC s4eaeh
str leather blss wihnk sand CONF """"
stmIs ,comblnt alton penHa and
~ ~ Al np
loci and key &c
swnhpo oksandCn
olson tina
dnfuIng
d enamel n natr
o nsehn
' " to 7hss..
Morocco kangaroo
oidh II
backing Set aS with ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

that no other house DOES-ENER DID-or EVER
wILL-sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such
Low PRICES as We quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

INSTRUCT YOUR CoACHMAN TO USE
10th -. entrance. You svoid the confusion on
Fs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

If YouR BACK ACHES
Or you al really good for nothing. it is
General Debility. Try
BROWNS IRON BIITERs
1t viii cure and rive good elite. Sold by all
dealers in medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
GLovrs FoK TIE HoLrpars.

GLOVES FoK TEE HoLrDars.
w HAVE NOT SAID MUCH LATELY
about Gloves. Our friends and patrons know.
however. that We have only the most reputable
makes. We don't keep cheap Gloves. We can't
afford to- You know from past experience i;
doesn't pay to buy ouch. They made,
plenty II them. and at the same time very
SLOWLY finished. bu. after the second wearing
thsy are not pr-sentable. Lor-prieed G!ov>s
us Keep. and give the same attention TO tho
selection of this class that give to the finer
grades We INSPECT every pair and see that the
material. style and finish are the best obtain
able for the prices. Following you Will find
sUm@.rIcellent bargains for Christmas presents
With each purchase of one or more pairs Of
Gloves viii sive a Fancy Box appropriately
dr-Ora,ed for Christmas.
LADIES' 4-button Dressed ED Gloves, in
Gray,. Tans, Browns and Black.
81 pair
Ladies Gbutton-lensth Mousque,sirs Suede
Gloves. IN Trays and Dark Tans.
ell pair
LsIi~s' S-bu.ton-lenxth Moussiae aire Suede
CLOVIS. in Tans. Pearl. Grsys and Black.
1.6J pair
Ladies Reindeer" Walking Gloves Perrin's
maze. IN English Tans and Black.
-s2arair.-
IMPERIAL" GLOVES.
tour own lraseJ
Ladies' 5buiton ''Imper:ai" Blseh Rsa; Ed
Cloves.
--sl.2c pair
ladies' 5-bu.ton Imperial" Zeal Kid Gloves,
IN Tans, Browns. Gsays and E!-ck. with. pinkeda
wrists
I'll so a pair-
Ladies' s-buttOn-length Mousqustaire I'm
peria." Real kid Gloves. in Black and assorted
slsdes of Tan.
81. IS pair
"TREFoUSsE" GLOVES
Ladies 4-bu,,on ''Trefousse" Suede Gloves.
in Tans. Beaver. Grays. yellow. Pearl and
bi1ck-
--Sl.J0 pair
LADIES' s-but,on-leagth Mons9uetaire ''Trsf-
ousse" Suede Gloves. in Taps. Beaver Girays,
Yellow. Pearl and Black
Sc pair.--
"JOCVIN" GLOVES.
LADIES' 4button 'tJouvin" Suede Gloves. in
yellow, Grays. Tans. Modes. Pearl and Black.
81 1J pair
Ladies S-bu,,oa-length Mousquetaire "JOu-
win" Suede Gloves. in Yellow, Grsys. Tans.
N0lss. Pearl and Black.
-s25 Pair.-
"RETNIEa" GLOVES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

UooDs SELECTED NOW WILL BE DE-
nvered AZ any tine desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

All UMBRELLAS FROM $50 UP EN-
sravej free Of charge.
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"rREFOUSSEr GLOVES

LADIES' s-buiton-leagth MOns9uetaire 'Tref-
ousse' Suede Gloves. in Taps. Beaver. Grays,
lie low. Pearl and Black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

II in doubt select Biack-a Black Dress Is always a
welcome addition to a lady's wardrobe. Reliable
Black Cashmere Dress. with silk for trimming. at
only 1855. and from that price up to els FOR SILK
minSs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
SLOWLY rHE FUND CROWS.
Last Weeks Contribution for the Private
Soldiers and Sailors Monument.

Mr. J. Taylor Strattou, agent for tho
Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
ment Association, las collected and turned
over 10 the Treasurer Of the association
the following contributions. 1t is earnest
" hoped that our people wall contribute as
early as they possibly can, as the ASSOCIATION
~ anxious TO complete the canvass Of this
city III order TO make appeals IN other cities
of the state "a soon as possible ::
Philip O. Neil. $40, Otway Chlldrey. 81;
Martin Shields. 81: William LOyenstein,
-; ). $. Eam, 81; George g. Jefferson,
81: Il. A. Lamb. s.: Charles II. Moore
Co., SO: John Morton. 81; Felix keeean,
81: Samuel Register. -. West Branch, 80;
l.. Il. Gwathmey. 81: HARRISON IL Crump,
s.: Miss Kate i. Christian, 81; Thomas
Christian, 81; Sturliyants Battery, SO;
Il. Taylor Scott, - +. SltterdIng. -;
Incog. SOC: David \. Walker, -; {: ii.
UrEer, 81 Whiehurst 81 Owen, 50: W. l..
Boyd, - lrcog, j. j. y, -; :. =: Clay.
-: John McGowan. 81; lncog. {. " W,
81: Charles r. Wortham. Jr., 50; Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company, $50;
Weaver d Scott (salesmcn and drum
mers.) $50; 4. G.. Babcock, SO;
DR.. John G.. Treyillian, 50: Smith,
Angus d Co.. s.; +. 7. Maclarlan. s.;
James F.. Bradley. So; Hon. 4. {. Atthlsson,
80: j. II. P2ttSDn, -; IncOE. VI. D., 81
\. II. rutherford, So; j. ". Hopkins, >;
Judge William Josiah I.eake, - Lyons d
Montague, s.: Samuel If. Pullam, 50; ".
Ben. Palmer. 81; j. II. Griffith Il Co. 50;
Peter Pulver ~ Sons, S2j; W. >. Forbes,
$40 total. $3.50. Previously reported
S3.0l3.2j.
Total 20 date, S3.3OS.25.
The firm Of Harwood Brothers Il Co.
has shown a commcndable spirit IN
helping to raise money for this monument.
Accompanying their checA for S2j Messrs.
Peter Pulyer d Co.. of New York, wrote
Mr.. John :. Harwood the following letter:
I'VE enclose check for S2j as q contrlbu-
ton 20 tho monument yOn are erecting.
Hoping the affair VIII terminate entirely
satisfactory to all parties concerned. and
being pleased to add our mite to such
cause, We remain yours very truly, &c"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
Hard at Work

Come here when you will and you'll
find us Just about as busy as bees. slow
business and dead methods find no room
here they're not tolerated. Making
hay while tho sun shines" or hard a.
work, arc about the proper comparisons
for thrifty people. Everything around
rs is on the move. MUsT is the fixed
determination we employ as a maxim.
Styles which are new and reasonable,
patterns RELIABLE, colors aud shades
BEAUTIFUL, in conjunction with prices
REASONABLE. We cay MUST. and Will
command the attention Of judicious buy
er.. and that's tho reason you ind us
hard at work all the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
AT THE CAPITOL.
A Busy Day with the Governor-Pardons
and Commits sions.

The Governor had his hands pretty full
yesterday clearing away routine work that
had accumulated during his attendance
upon the Virginia Military Institute COM
mencement exercises. Ho has been CON-
pelled to decline a number of invitations
TO attend public exercises in various parts
OF the State, among them one 10 be pre-
sent at the unwilling of the jackson statue
at Lexington on the 2lst OF next month.
Among his first acts on reaching the
Executive office IN the morning was to
grant pardons 10 Lewis Cook. OF Pittsylya-
MIA. who was sentenced to six months in
the Pittsylyania jail, and Hattie Taylor
and Nancy Payne, committed to three and
SIX months respectively in the jail of this
city.
lie also appointed A. G. Damron lumber
inspector of Roanoke. and renewed seve-
raj notaries' commissions.
Among hiscallers was Judge A. NJ.
Kelley.
4. K. n. Speck, sheriff of Augusta; F. F.
Ninidy, treasurer-elect of King George,
and W. p. Shelton, treasurer-elect of Han
over, visited the Auditors office during the
1av
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IGOR RENT, DWELLINGS.


mol First street. c,rurr Canal. -.r-r.-. .Y.
rooms, besides kitchen ana Scrsa.'.' r.... ..I
al modern inn pIoyeWents.
No. 5Ol Leigh s'rcet, corner ~ Ifh. ..r.a...
Ing 5 rooms, besides kitchen, @c, NI.l r.l. ID
improvements,
No. 1910 east Broad street. near Ia. ft. ..r.
tanning 10 rooms anl 'd"rn impose.
40. 300 east Leigh s.re,,, contain .- . ....a..
bath. Sc.
No. 100 east Leigh nH"et, containing r
and modern Improvements.
No. ~ Twentieth street, between bul3 az
Grace. containing D fo.m', rt..
Apply 10 H.SELuoN TAYLOR N enE
te Hh-It Zeal .--l.H '...ta
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dwellings FOR RENT.

500 per annum, No. lO2 north Ng'H st-.at.
In perfect order, L. rooms.
$500 peraHnum, 40. 90 east MARSHALL street..
rs rooms.
$500 per annum, No. 3li west Nan .f..s'
In good order: perfectly dry.
$500 per amman, 80. Io9 n.r'h Morris ...,,..
@ rooms, brand new.
$500 per annIm. No. I2i2 wo-f Car. -t-~r.. fl
rooms, al conyeuieu'e-. Sl"lu ril.rH
% quick renter.
$3.50 por month, so. -2i north S.....s.l
street; , rooms.
$685. per month, ". t1i rlahlnH.r.
> rooms IN nice condition.
- per month, ~. SIC spring atr..'. r.....
$50 yer aunum, Tnrr'r-.irlfI -.... ...
tween " and y st-cnts: o. r'uIs. -..r ....-. 3d..
s6 per month. No.. "t2l a.I ..-. % IA.
NenablcI street; 3 rooms.
A number q other SMALL IiOi SIS.
FRANK j.. lilflAtD.
Real E-tlf. A-r..s
10 oS-tt y north Eleventh .t,..-