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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-26

Last Friday, the Goth of May II com.
menceo showing in the morning and A.
bout foot fell during the day. Ii snow
ed the following day and kept ON until
about two feet had fallen. We have heard
Il said that in 1916, that ever to be remenn-
bered cold summer, snow covered the
ground IN June for few days. Our old
est inhabitants cannot remember sncb =
snow storm as this so late in the season
IL has caused sort of hay famine among
the farmers. Perhaps it may be a lesson
to them not to keep too many horses and
cattle. 1t won't pay unless they are in the
23O list or registered.
Sugar on snow was one OF the Iuxuries
of last week.
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GEORGE r. WOOD.
EEPoaT OF THE oonDlrron o.

- West Randolph, VT.
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Braintree.

Gov. Peck has appointed DR.. A. j.
Morse OF Chiffon, formerly OF this city, as
assistant surgeon of the second regiment
of the Wisconsin National Guard, with
rank OF captain.-Commonw Fond
, du Lac, Wis.
DR.. Morse is a son OF Aaron NJ. Morse
who went from West Randolph to the
West about 20 years ago.
J Fred Packard sheared for Daniel Page,
"A sheep in 8 hours and 20 minutes, the
last ten being sheared in l hour and 20
minutes.
o. S. Thayer attended the U. S. Court at
Windsor last week as jury
II. NJ. Blanchard is putting In a shingle
mill.
V. /. Spear went to Burlington on BUSH
ness last week.
The meeting appointed for last Saturday
night to consider the building OF a horse
shed on the grounds of the Free church
was adjourned to next Saturday night on
account of the weather.
The Central Vermont Pomona Grange
will meet with Snowsville Grange We'd
nesday June s, at 10 a. m. A public meet
ing will be held in the afternoon.
On account OF the big snow storm Fri
day most of the farmers were to be seen
Saturday and Sunday getting up their
stock from the back pastures.
Fred Richardson and wife are rejoicing
over the advent of another daughter.
School in No. has had recess Of eight
days caused by illness.
School in No. has been reduced over
half on account of scarlet fever in the dis
trict.
Walter Archer OF Burlington, who has
been making his mother a short visit, re-
turned to Burlington Wednesday.
Russell Page OF Burlington called on
relatives Saturday and Sunday on his way
to Hartford, Conn.
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WEST RANDOLPH.

special village meeting is called to be
held the same night as the adjourned vii
lage meeting, Monday evening June 6, at
7-30 O'Clock, to hear report of trustees
about hook and ladder carriage and of the
committee appointed year ago on revis-
ion of the bylaws of the village.
For SALE.-The Central Meat Market,
one OF the best located in the city and
doing fine paying business, including
horse, cart, tools and fixtures.
CHADWICK & CURTIS.
Inspector E. L. Griswold of Bennington
will inspect Col. j. B. Mead Camp Sons of
Veterans, Thursday evening May 26. A
general invitation is extended to members
of the G. A. r.
WANTED.-A good girl to do general
homework. Must be good cook. None
other need apply. e. e. EVANS, IS South
Pleasant st.
The Baptist Ladies will not serve dinner
on Decoration Day.
B. R. Houghton OF the firm OF Houghton
d Richards wholesale dealers in iron and
steel, OF Boston, was in town tuesday and
made this office pleasant call. MIR.
Houghton was one of the firm OF
Greeley, Abbott & Houghton, proprietors
and publishers Of the first newspaper in
this town. He was in the same company
of Borden Sharpshooters as e. T. and
~~ohio A1u1As dno SuAiiF uClC W bCC buCLls
15c. to SOC. box stationery only 10c., all
perfect but / am closing out some brands.
w. s. S. BUCK.
A ream of good paper, Csc. at Bucks.
Prof. N. j. Whitehill has just issued a
fine catalogue OF the High and Graded
Schools, which is a neat and tasty affair
OF IS pages printed by w. g. S Buck. We
note the following facts from the contents:
There have been II classes graduated with
134 graduates. including this class of 1892.
There are six grades with eight teachers
and the following summary OF attendance:
High School. 106; Grammar, 81; First In
termediate, 81; Second intermediate, So;
First Primary, IS; Second Primary, A;
Total 1888. 1t contains complete list OF
all the graduates and present members OF
the High School, course of study for all
the grades and other general information.
This school will compare favoraoly with
any in the state in town of this size and
merits the large patronage it receives.
Slippers and low shoes for ladies and
children just opened at Brooks and Wash
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SPECIAL VILLAGE MEETING.

The legal voters of the village of West
Randolph are hereby notified and warned
70 meet in the High School building on
Nam ST., IN said village on Monday. the
9th day OF June, 1892 at 1880 o'cIoek for
the following purposes.
list. To hear and act upon the reporf Of
the Committee appointed to revise the
Bylaws OF the village.
End. To hear and act upon the report
OF the Trustees in regard to the purchase
OF Hook and Ladder carriage.
3rd. To see il the village win vote to
raise money to purchase Hook and Lad
der Carriage. 60. HIRRaRp
Village Clerk.
Dated at West Randolph this 25th dav
of May, 1892. s
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-26

ROBERT WILKES, grey stallion: foaled
1850 bred by Chas E. Sanborn, Loudon,
y. II. sired by M0mbrtnO Wilkes $3.50,
sire OF ArthurWiikes 2:24 -, r. NJ. Wilkes
2:251-5.
lst dam LADY Gilmore (2:45) by Honest
Allen, record 2;33, sire of five in 2:30 or
better, and dams of five others by Ethan
Allen, record 2:25 and sire OF eight in 2:30.
2nd dam, said to be Morrill,.
Mambrino Wilkes, record 2:2S 81, by
1eorge Wilkes (2:22) sire of seventy one
Horses which have records Of 2 80 or bet
ter. No other horse living or dead has as
many as this. He has seventy-three sons
and daughters that have performers in the
z:S0 Inst and several grandsons and grand
daughters have added to the list the last
year. Harry Wilkes, his son, trotted 1h9
heats in 2:SO or better; no other Gelding
and Stallion on the turf to- day has
equalled this record.
NOTE-Robert Wilkes is dark grey
horse OF beautiful conformation, stands
10 ~ hands high and weighs 1025 lbs.
through his sire he gets the blood OF
hamoletonian, Hen " Clay and Mambrino
Chlef, the leading strains OF blood i'm the
trott n, and through his dam comes Yer
moDt's favorite blood, the Morgan. LADY
Gilmore, his dam, in her fye-year-old
form, could trot in PAS, and was sold for
$500.
Robert Wilkes is a stylish horse in har-
ness, hiss a good way of going, and bids
fair with proper training 10 make fast
horse.
Es-I have complied with the terms Of
and shall take advantage Of Act No. I03 Of
The Laws of 1888.
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Rev. T. S. Hubbard called ON friends in
the village the first OF the week.
Miss Minnie Fenno has returned to H.
l.. Deans.
Rufus Smith wears a smiling face for he
is grandpa now.
Miss Lydia Lamb is working for George
Abbott.
Mr.. Davis of Woodstock is spending a
feg days in town.
George and Charles Tatro spent Sunday
in town.
DR.. Alvah Hoag was in town Sunday.
Miss Mabel Spauiding spent Sunday in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Gould visited in w.
Randolph last week
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-26

We have the largest stock in TOW
undersell all competitors.
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Trotting Bred Stallion,
ROBERT WILKES
VIII make the season OF 1892 at my stable.
and will be allowed TO serve a limited
number OF mares at the Lotc Price of
SIS TO INSURE

mare in foal; money due when fact is
aseertained, or mare parted with. Limited
to one mare daily. Mares served must be
returned regularly for trial, as directed.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-26

WANTED.-Bv sober, industrious mid
oie-aged man; middle-aged lady cores
pendent with a view to matrimonv.
Address, Box 81, Gaysviile. VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-26

FOR sALE.-A new express wagon. two
seated. Custom made. E. A. SHArrT-r.r
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-26

George Marsh has a Chestnut fillv n
months old by Lester 1:171- dam II,
Auctioneer. 2:50, Grand Dam bv Law
Gould 2.20 l-2. Jay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
Glassware.

Fruit-Bowis-exact imitation fan-pattern cut
glGss-15c.
Imported NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. star pat
teru-MOnday Csc.
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LACE CAPS, LACE CAPS.

CASHMERE CL0AKS-long and short.
We have Just opened very large stock OF tns
above goods, In which We oner grea, gre ~ ossgans,
Baby Caps az 20, %, SO. AZ, d2, 7s, s9c., and
40 10 sl.63. Examine this stock.
Cashmere ClOaks-in whito cream, ana IAN
for The uttlo ones from sl.25 ~ 1919 for
beauty. .,.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, KID GLOVES.
sf'spfSDEKs. AND MOTIONS
OF ALI, KINDS AT REDUCED CUT PRICES.
Look at our Ties and scarfs In Tecss aud foar.
m-Hands. 10. ..
az az sozep scsrfs at &c. or for sI-worfh i0c.
apiece.
A 67c. Scarf worth sI.
Kid Gloyes-in tsns, light gray, ana Dacs-a
90 75c.. sl, sI.2o, and sl.50. All new gocfs.
msn-in medium and summer weights cotton,
llsle, ana silk)-fron Sc tc CLIO apiece.
REMNANTS, REMNANTS.
fall line OF Remnants Just received from
Remnants Of Blescned cot,ons, shee,ings.
Brown Cotton, Check Muslin, Dress 0oods' inois
Linens, Sstines, Scrim. .,z.
Remnants of Barker bleacneu Oosson nv W.
perfect goods
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS
Check Muslins at 4, s, @, z, 8, and sc.
India Linens az 3lx, ~, y, z, ana ".
White DImity al 12l1c. worth sVc.
Crazy Cloth at I0tsc worth 2Oc:-in al c''ofs'
BLACK India Linen al SC. worth lsc,
Black Checked and Striped India Liren atos
10, IL, and l5c.-worth 33lSc. more. =,
Irish Linens-in romnsnts-ss 20, W, 3D. anu
40c., worth As, so, 90, and 53c ..
Toseis. Table Damssk, Crashes, White spfea1s'
Trev.('oyerr Buffet-scaVfs, Napkins, Turkey.
Red Cloths, Linen sheeting, Bisached Co'tos-
sheetug-all at reduced cut prices.
The best uniaundered Shirt IN tho city
'0'' d. 4 i. M.TTELDORFERs'.
.nt~ 2I7 east Broad street.
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OCEAN Am Of | Mating,

sslae ss Fancy. l2i to 3sc. I; 17c. buys a
SS' oSs Mating, laid on your floor free Of
we are prepared to do large busi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17

Good Checked Muslin for the price at
Sc.
A much better Checked Muslin,
almost as good as the SIC. number, is
our 6sc. Muslin.
India Linon at s and &c. in fact, al
all prices-Si, 10, 12i, 16i, 20, %, and
30c.
piece off-shade Black Silesia at 7c.
worth 1910.
Excellent Black Satteen at 1910.
Black Super Surah Satine, fast
black lightweight body lining, at 37sc.
or pieces OF $40. Dress Calicoes
reduced to 30.
100 yards Spool Silk. 1Sc.
10 yards Spool Twist, &c.
spools Clark's Cotton for 15c.
dozen Skirt Braid, SOC.
3spools Barbour's Flax Thread for
25c.
Feathers Stitched Braid at 10, 1871, Is,
| 20, 25, and 35c per piece.
Barker's Mills "A Bleach Cotton at
8ic. is pronounced by Brooke & Co. (un.
derwear dealers and competent judges)
10 be one OF the best on the market for
the price.
Every width Of Sheeting-5-4, GA,
IA, 81, 81. 10-4, and Ia.
A Honey-Comb Quilt sufficiently
large for three-quarter bed (single) st
73c.-nearly equal in quality to the 81
Counterpane.
White Quilts large enough for double
beds at 75c., 81, $1.25. $3.50. 81, $3.50,
50, 81, s., and So.
We have some handsome Jars at SOC.
and upwards
During the past week we have opened
New Goods in all the departments.
Don't forget our Dress Trimmings. ol
which We have quite q variety. The
narrow Passementeries or Gifnps are
very much used. We have them in
black and colors from l2}c. per yard
upwards
We cheerfully give samples and send
them to out-of.town patrons.
Linen Sheeting is coming in season
now. We have three grades OF il at 81,
! 81. %, and $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17

We have 6 or 8 pieces quite stylish
Plaids, 35 inches wide, at 2Oc.-reduoed
from 25c., which will make q stylish
dress.
/ piece Tan Striped Serge, all wool,
"a inches wide. reduced from 30 to 37ic.
5 or pieces Gray and Tan Bedford
Cord reduced from 80 to Toe.
All-Wool Aldine Suiting, flannel
dress goods, 80 inches wide, at 39c.
These are in black, navy blue, green,
brown, and gray, and is first-cls's Tor
the price. , On ~
Our Figured China Silks at SO. 30,
rs. &c.,, and 81 are worth looking at
Solid China and Surah Silks, in two
or three shades only, at 25c These
colors are gray, red, electric blue, and
cadeo blue.
Solid China Silks at 80 and 800.
Black China Silks make nice dresses
or waists for the summer.
Black China Silks, 39, so, 70, &c., 81,
and $l.25.
The same is true OF Black Surah.
2 pieces Black Surah Silk, 10 inches
wide. at SOC.
piece Black Surah Silk, "a inches
wide, ct S5c.-s specially nice piece.
Black Surahs, 80, 75, S5c.. and 81.
Novelty Black Moire Silk for trim
ming at 81.
Nice Black Goods for 25c. are the
Atlantic Cashmeres.
Special offer on Carpets. We have
probably IL or Is pieces OF Carpets on
hand, consisting Of Three-Ply, Ingram,
Hemp, etc. For the next two weeks We
will sell all of these Carpets, all Rugs,
and Druggets at 20 per cent OF tho re-
gular prices Avail yourselves OF this
opportunity.
Odds and Ends and small articles at
low prices
Remnants Of Lawns, Lining Cam
brics, and Cheese Cloths at Sc. per yard.
This lot is small and will be sold very
early Monday morning.
/ assorted lot Napkins, Turkey reds
and plaid, at 25c. per dozen.
8 or 4 sizos Of Thomson's Cuirasse
Corsets, in Nos Is, ~, and %, st 81 for
the 81. rs quality.
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For Gentlemen

-. Irve department that is worthy OF
..,s rrile. The varieties. styles, and
.,.'t create a want if you do not al
..,lr possess one. There is taste about
.sl q, r,th,ng here that smacks OF tone.
,iat have the flavor Of dry-goods
rra,-l and Scotch Madras Neglige
o-.rc Slirts. You would scarcely sup
,,.. t5st our American manufacturers
l,,,l tam them ont with so much care.
p.-eiosoro they would have been i'm
,.,.ol ont and out to be as perfect. To
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
UMBRELLAS ANDl RarasO1s.

Monday We offer 24-inch Mourning
para,ols. finest silk and wool gloria, for
S2o All-Silk for Sl.75. An entire new
l1e Of Fancy Parasols-Fancy India
SIX, Chiffon Trimmed. Point de Espre,
Naanumber Of other brand-new effects.
lae second shipment of best-quality
s..k Gloria Umbrellas will be on sale
Moaiay-purchased to sell for sl.19 and
valued al S225; Changeable Coaching
Umbrellas for Sl.9S and 81. 90; 2S.inch
Genlemen's Gloria Umbrellas for Soc. ;
l}inch for 40 and SOC. Children's 3
Fancy SILK Parasols for SOC. finer to
N.ti Carriage Parasols-Detachable-
Handle Parasols.
lie. quality Outing on Monday for
Nc yard Dress Ginghams for SIC.
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II Baby Carriage

that talks at least the price does-s6. 80.
upholstered in imported cretonpe, solid
steel axles, improved running gear
$3.50 for one Sbellocked Rattan Body,
upholstered in combination of fine
damask and silk plush, lace-trimmed
parasol, and best spring gear. See
among the hundred others the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
B0bU-C0rri16eS.

Do you realize the Importance OF getting the
baby out of doors these warm spring days7 DO
you want Carriage for the little one that you
can depend upon being tho best made-the least
liable to get out of repair-the liehtest running
Have you ever heard OF the "Wmtney make
They stand at tho head OF ell makes OF the
world, and cost no more than others not 80 good.
We have sold thousands OF these Carriages in
Richmond, and We expect TO sell thousands more.
We have the exclusive sale Of them for this city,
and they can be found In no other house. Over
100 styles now on exhibition in our salesroom.
Coma End see them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
RIBBONS. RIBBONS. RIBBONS.

A complete line IN al coIors and widths a.
very low prices.
NATTINGs, MATIINGS, OlI~CLOrhs, WIN
DOW-SUiDES. CURTAIN-POLES, LACE
CURTAINS, BAMBOO PORIIEREs,
RUGS. CHENILLE PORTIEkES,
LAMBREQUINs, CARPETS.
200 pieces OF new Mattngs tust opened-in
white, plaid, snd fancy-from l2lxc. 10 30c. Tor
the finest Japanese solmless.
A 2Oc. Mating for l2Hc.
25c Mating for l'lc.
A 35c. Mating for 23c.
A 50. Mating for 35c.
"A Floor Oil-Cloth at 1ac.-reduced from 30c.
our stock OF Carpets will be sold At q reduction
of 3yL6 per cent. from former prices.
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AND DAVIS.
THE GRANDEST ASSORTMENT
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION
TOM ORROW MORNING.
Mems Outline Shirts.

We have tust received tho largest assortment
Of Mems Outing shirts we have ever displayed.
Particular attention has been given to shape.
style, and ht-and we believe no better styles
were ever shown In this city at 33, 90, 7oc, ST.
eL25, s1.50, ~, aud s2.25 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17

300 EAST BROAD STREET.

preceded much bad weather that many ladies
have not spring We have choice things
Dress show Cepon not Creon
printed Sunday the this and
38 inches wide and the shades
cream black wish expend much for dress
have pretty coors and kinds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
.)l'(oFEN
.(0NlPAfY
~ %

rgve with the interests OF our city and
\. inhabitants, our manner OF distrib-
W merchandise is such that quick
'..elGrenco can readily sec the many
sros,aqos. The keen sight comes
m he use you make OF the many op-
'.,,ril;cs that are offered here.
r-lons,ic sentiments are heard on all
Ia. intmating that the store news is
-, an al oi all previous records. The
-, n trading was never 80 bright nor
4 ,oois 80 handsome. You stimulate
o., traic-vinds, we apply the fitness Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
Excelsior Sleeper.

The arrangement to this advantage is
simple and will not get out Of order.
Rubber-tire wheels and many improve
ments OF great convenience. Sold only
here. This line OF valuable carriages
run in price from $3.50 to S35. There
is no middle-man's profit on them.
Cheaper than the ordinary elsewhere.
A sale OF Pictures and Easels, Oil
Painting in gilt frame, size 11xl5, variety
of scenes, worth 81 each, for 19c. Mon
day; 24x20 Etchings and Engraving,
Oxidized Silver, Oak, White. and Gilt.
choice for $l.50 each. Hall Tables, nat
ural wood, for 49c. 4-feet Step Ladders
to be sold for 50c. Rattan Laundry
Baskets, for 75c. 463-inch, precise the
size OF most durable German Market
Basket, the price 29c. You can always
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
ss-'4. tn. HousewareD Dss.s' s.ss

and You are bewildered as to where the
beginning and where the end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
BOuS' Pants.

Our customers have often asked us why we
did not keep Boys Pants 70 sell with shirt-waists
as IL would be a great convenience TO be able to
buy Pants at the same time and at saving ia
money--to buy at Dry Goods price. 10 accom-
modate our young friends we now offer full
line of Boys Knee-Pants in sizes from 10 IA
years, at 20, 35, 80, 50, 75, 50, Ssc, sl.25, and
81 35 Der pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,

Special gale Of Gowns, Chemise, Corset-Covers'
Drawers, skirts-mado OF tho best material,
lock stitch-as a reduction OF 20 per cent on
one case OF Merrinac shirtng- Prints at 4Ac.-
fcrt tlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17

Special sale Bracelets for this week.
manufacturers sample line Ladies' Gold and
Silver Bracelets at less than cost Of manufacture
Lot /. LADIES' Gold and Silver Bracelets-worth
up 10 s5-your choice for Sl.50.
Lot2. Lldies' Gold and silver Bracelets-worth
up 70 az. 25-your choice for csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
Wash Material

seen 10 many houses in the United
States Llama Tissue in new Printing,
- inches wide. fast colors, Monday for
i.c yard.
Novelty Crepons, cream grounds,
viii novel printing, worth l0c. yard,
iof &c.
India Lawns, printed, for shirt-waists
nt cmldrens wear, 38 inches wide,
's.le lSc.. for l0c. yard.
Alpaca Lusters, % inches wide, print
e.. worth 89c, for 16lc.
ierca.Ine des India, French printing,
81 inches wide, for 1910.
French Bedford Cord, 80 inches wide,
Vor,l 4jc. yard, for l7c.
There Is 70 be a special sale OF 1910.
french Ginghsms on Monday. 1t will
Mc.ude some surprise styles and quail
ties
l'' a'Si;'Hio':Sn S'3:1 S'esi Extracts.
l'ouuce vial for 65c. Oakleys Pond
LLly Extract, 3-ounce vial for 69c. +;
Vueen Of the Toilet Face Wash, SOC.
,oil.e Monday, 29c. ; Oakley's Triple
.na1ef, IN all odors, 6-ounce vials for
@,c the Acme Gold Paint Sc. a box !;
,OAAieys Palm Soap &c. a cake Orris-
Root London Toilet Powder, large box
l- l9f ltc bar Of the Cohen Companys
transparent Glycerine Soap for 70. !;
I--lIe Curling Iron Heaters, l5c.
The Millinery. $s:.;Si. %:.s ;:'s' !, .S;s e; E
----------- tsfe add.
u'hal ordersthe past few days. Caught up
ssAh with demands Ready to serve
sss,h' beginning with Monday. The
,ounlain OF materials is never permitted
70 diminish.
Millinery, Second Ploor-Tshe Elevator.
OCEAN Am Of Mating, S,%ds Il #; d; ,D,;s "a !
ssae. Mlae. Fancy. l2i to 3sc. F; 17c. buys
ol ~. Mating, laid on your floor free Of
We are prepared to do o large busi-
ness IN Ladies' l-l
and Wrupo
a, Children's
hundred sorts that have . right 70 be
.'is. VIZ, Values are uncertain from the
sslng OF many advertisements Com
PAe values here with those Of other
rry;a'es-that's r,;as the way 10 test styles and
NJ uhresdy-made l--------
!. s.s; & S',i I s'ss:.!1 1sss1 !; Ladies' Suits.
''Sueosss 10 attained No wonder. The
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LACEs. TORCHONS. HAMBI

new line Of Point do Ireland and Point DO
Gene in all widths and qualities from &c. ~ 57c.
per yard.
large stock Of Six Point de Gens-in cream,
white, and ecru--at very low prices.
Hamburgs--.n red. blue, pink, light blue,
white-from &c. per yard 70 s5c.-these are good
values
Torchons-In all wid,hs-from Sc. TO Toe. per
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
PERSONAL

A CAR Sd.
I am now prepared and equipped with now
machinery 70 furnish my customers and the pub
JUICE ICES OF al navorsL Cream ct o1.2 .25 and
Ices at e1.50 per gallon: per saucer. 10c. A
liberal deduction 70 fairs, pic-nics, and excur-
siona An orders dfled ct shortest notice. /
respectfully solicit your orders Yhone 1917.
ALEXANDER WEkST,
ap 10-2t north Third street near Broad.
DERSONAL-A NON-RESIDENT
II wants TO BORROW eI ZOO on James-river
property fev miles nom Colu umbia. well tim
DsoDsrsy, OsoDs worth 5000, the 1 pssscs I good
security. WIN pay 70 10 per cent. for one or
three years. Address y. g., DmPArrH ofdcs,
stating whore and when IN intssvisw can -
had sp 1895
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17

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THE coHEN CoMPANY-contlnned.

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prices for full Suit about the cost Of
the making. Full lines OF blacks and
colors from "a .98 a suit to S14.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS.

In our BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT. many new
Chevrons We cell double
yard We think you can buy as good
value
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Ladies' Kid GIOUeS.

Could you have seen this department the past
week you would have thought we were doing the
Kid Glove trade OF the city We were SO busy. III
you want the best value you ever saw try a pair
OF our Kid Gloves.