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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Madrid, May s0.-A storm Of great
violence Saturday greatly damaged the
fruit and vineyards in the north Of
Spain The hailstones that fell were OF
extraordinary siss and injured many
persons whom they struck. IL 10 re-
ported that many persons wcrs killed
by lightning during the storm The
peassntry in some districts are ruined
BY the loss of their crops and have ap-
pealcd for public aid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

SunxxR, NJ, May so.-Davis Gillespie.
. farmer living near here. died Friday
night from the effects Of blows said TO
have been administered by Senator W.
Shsemaker. The two men quarreled q
few days ago. and Shoemaker is al
legged 70 have struck Gillespie several
times on the head with . hoe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

nnmBnA -. ~ sA-SoAn W.
49, s.s0 thspB.ss1js es~6AsA In
- O1nQv - h~~ enumioosd suicide
ou1ng0v nfUoh ~ Aline s>risAnine.
- - . god sspusselon snsn NV
UDs1D - whsn Ne was ssssstsd md
ln9sd = - ohsEuya vtA reAaise
- ~ - - p ~ a. ~ a
luGoB - u41sh he upesu1dled NJ rsis-
~ - ~ thsy oanssd HIN - com
~ - - ~ their rs1usal 70 sssist
- hnan~stly. He WAS - ysszs of
- - mnepioA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

LouIsvuLE. KY, May so.-William
Boiling shot and killed Harry Dent in .
disrcputable house here. Both were
attentive to the Same woman and
fought Dent fred At Boiling aud was
answered with . bullet which passed
through his brain Boiling escaped.
Both were Ramblers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

LncoLA Neb., Nay so.-W. II. r.
vine, who killed. Banker c. E. Mont
gomery Thursday morning, was ar
r.igned IN the justice court Saturday
afternoon. He waived examination
and wss sent back TO he penitentiary
until hi trial shall be reached u the
district court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

NV YoHx, May se--The steamer
Merge from cop>nhssen which arrived
- shis port Sunday b~osahs twenty
ave seuos women from sweden aud
Norway bound fsr Dakota whose
svow-d purpose b y seek husbands in
th< ~fiis 81 rs<oea and Minnesota
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

United ssoses - - lnessasssonnl Nsn-
essry csacer~oso-
WAsazssGox. Mag sa-Althoagh .
date tor Tbs proposes international
monesssy eoafersnes has not been
nxed IL u believed that the place of
conference viii b Berlin II 10 also
understood that the delegates 10 repre-
sent the United States win be Henry
w. Cannon. president Of the Chase
national bank Of New York; Judge
Lambert Tree. Of Chicago, and Senator
Jonea. Of Nevada Mr.. Cannon. of
course. represents the gold interests;
Mr.. Jones - . radical silver man. and
Judge Tree is conservative on the finsn-
clal question.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Bosros. May soL-Easiy Sunday AFTER
neon nearly Loo people we're sssen-
bisd nssr the railway station IN Rox-
bury when . runaway horse dashed
ssnsss she crowd. in3nsiag elm psrssas.
three probsbiy fatally.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

CAolsra Hsvsges IN CasAnsre.
CALCUTTA May so.-The cholera epi-
demic st Srina9ar, in the vale Of Cash
mere. continues its terrible course. In
the last four days. out Of l.7si persons
attacked, 800 have died.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

GARFIELD Tea . composed vhosly Of
never Ne Injarfons WY. .hsn. take
rsassons psiis, ole OF esAA.rs'es that
censtspatsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Coa b. cosnfed
On 10 cure Ca
tArrk--DY. Sace's
CstArrh Res3dy.
It's nothing new.
For IS years 10
hss been toinR
that vary thing.
n gives prompt
slsl nmrrfN r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Lewses. h2y 30 Mr.. Robert +. Lin
eoln. tfs upited States usiaister. has n
$50 Asetce Offering . reward FOR the
orsese 81 Thomas oBrien. the Amsri-
80 sunes-sererer who recently escaped
~ ~ rr<neh authorities st nAvre
ellrr ~ cspture by oscsr r. Williams,
- Anericen ssasai - that place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

hnxu1rN. n. j., Mag s0.-on Pc
uesso a nsny weusn Ne city council
Nesne1v panssd - erd1ssnee which
a4uhtntos G1E1s under ~ ffsn attending
u11is annoss w'ttAs~s shek parents or
GooFGinR n penn1ties II Uses and
tnp<issnnens ere impssed on offend-
~ orb ssd societies holding picsics
uermit>ine vtc1stisua
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

20 obey rner n~soanns wan usxma
their vsws bsfors ninisssrs of that
ehnrch-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31
LINEN DEMANDS

Are always strong with and every day finds
signs styles fresh from the celebrated linen
brought by the monster ships of old ocean.
This week Stamped Linens in Dresser Scarfs, Tray
Cloths Spashers Pillow Shams Fancy Towels Doylies
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

osxALoosA IL, Nay Sc.-Lightning
struck . miner's house ct Hickory mine
Saturday morning and killed John
Peck end George Hoagley, both miners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

We will run another
special train TO Ottawa
Beach IN Wednesday. June
lst. You can go at Q am,
get back home at SIS p. M.
J aud have about 6 hours al
the Beach.
Mrs. Riders hotel at Ma
catawa Is now open, the
lass are biting freely, and
you can't spend = dollar for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Lily White Flour
Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit,
The best is most satisfactory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Do not eonfase the famous f]iush OF Roses
With the many worthless paints. powders.
creams and hiesches which are hoodtng the
MARKET. Get the genuine Of White 4 White
IS cents per bottle. and guarantee 10 ~ili re-
move yenr psmpies. freckles. b.actheads.
moth. tan and sunbGfn. and give sou lovely
eoDpsexisn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31


0Gho 1sUo y1sOA A.sDs11hg = Wen-
1ssw. xAseS1ev Du1asas1nas A.
uuoooA
sssgx Orr. II. Nay sos-svsrrsnAs
- agsss4 10 ossnAassosny wsss served
oatusAayun A. J. WesefseA u Sargent
ulu1cA "a ssssDoehss fssmerA west
fan W. ~ Rppqasa pssQ candidate
1or sovsEuepgo DuUs - ~ When
~ snsuu1A - 0nnx OO 0ovs-
BE pseper0 - 0Sea eewu
Ne Aood Weskfa4 = = s21,onA buBiad
himsslf sppsppsou11nv - esDA md
sssuxsa largs snouu0 a es1as hsscls,
6nber. small b~1diuUD snA . Ia q
1lvD hcgs b . soook yaads Pm which
want down the stream. u = akeged
thaa hs s69enptsd tsssn spsns - this
property. II vsaae issssssak hundred
dsf3zA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31
Tile "Chsc' Dress Litter.

No Cords to Pail II simply Lifts. Nothing ha. ap-
preached the Chic in its and popularity 1t
absolute necessity dress s complete
it. Ladies. the little article will certainly your
highest concentration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31
Ne OLAZg m 'FRisco~
ODou aDWoess xsasiy 1es-an - = D.
eu&nu,n Onm0narnffnm

Wos~S ssSoSV 49, . -
ssep~ss cssaasrssasa.
onW9AANusoo. Nay sel-A large are
1me1s1sU . O'Clock 6unosV morninR
1u1DoyuAj1he ralDon Iron WORM. Ham-
DsnA - Ghopa, 0seenburg'S brsss
vur1D - Asnhs1tan Food Cempa-
- vuJaA The entire northwest
ADoD0o 61osh bounded BY Trenont.
- UBwNrd end Folsom streets,
~ uuA esesp1 . snsH salbeassDthe
GuusnR - nDsmea had hsA work
onGlaB - s0a1nAss Of the beosh BE-
nDs - - ssass11v q wsesr. eniv six
1V1scnAs 49, sNs1Ats~ Ths total
- - o1DAQa a w16eA - IRON
ruuoD - DoAeo2 he 6Fs broke-out
= - ssas o~sn 81 ne iroA works.
2Uo fruwon UeuU bod1y hus4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Another
train
to
Ottawa
Beach,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

railroad fare to better advantage.
Gro. DEHAvES,
q. p. A.
Ira q. r. Ice and Coal company. Tel.
IVY ephone 159.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Plucked from the heavy-laden orchards
of commerce for the ladies of Grand
Rapids by
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

Our Parasol counter is magnificent many
novelties arriving daily that the interest grows strong
the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

engagement will be a profitable one 20 Ia
Mozart management. The New YORK hs,rtsd
speaking Of the play as it is being pr''
at the Bijou. says: ,isasant
THE City Directory is such a ppn,;T;cal
confusion of pure rOllicking luH.ba audi
raillery and melody that many ol a ium-
ence seem to leave the theatre lI.Ilad 10 re-
bic Of delight that they are p.boroughly
peat their visits in order TO
appreciate the performances.
MR.. +. II. soTHEBN. IT,,
Mr.. r. II. Sothern will begin a mr. begin
engagement at the Academy Oh Nr Sothern
nIng neA. nursu1y success. The Hlgh-
sst Ridder y on Thursday and triua, nat,
ond ~ ord ChunIavu on Saturday az - ,haaa
;naa and nigbt nerformance Botn w vi
plavs were originally given NJ Wy nod runs
iyceum Theatre. where they ooornd;es of the
of over $50 nights. Botn are Tnoornnany is
lno9s iauEnaole lament of Mr.. DAVID fron,
man Of the New York Lyceum - NJ Soth-
;s To ga which played there WIN tr6,a
- a.r,,na- Tor over one hunuIeu nls
7, oa~r;os snacial scenery for Doth pIaSs o." 40
numbers seventeen people a'GI,nn Wright
Roland Buckstone. Morton tTT,-ilr Mar
Huntington. Charles W. hLncnort and the
sbaIl FranE eden. Lawrence Eialni nHN ren
sTa Virgin,o Harmed. Jenny DUNBAR, oens
80 Earnart Mrs. Kate Pattlson-oeluen ~
n,Iers Sale opens Tuesday. February lo'n'
THEATRE CLOSED.
Oono-formance will be given at the Inca
"a mil wednesday. February attn "nen
a. Eioids, minstrels will reopen the mouse.
Tbbo1 rviii he followed by Lewis MORRISON ~
re - come repairs are needed on the sIa5e,
nus notas il necessary TO close the Theatre
temporarily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14
PronertY Transle.s.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded in the clerks Office Of the
Chancery and HenricO County Courts respect
lively yesterday
Jacob Brice to Mary Fitzpatrick, 30 feet on
Tyler street. l5.
Thomas n. Carter. commissioner. TO same,
20 feet on Tyler treet. 81 feet on Hickory
street aud 100 feet on Washington street.
s392.15.
John b. Harris to w. s. peyton, % feet on
west side First street. near Orange, 800.
hclu co O. co. 8-k. G. Blackburn u War
ren :. Blackburn. interest IN % acres Oh Rich
inond fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad,
$50.
Imma and Orrin Jewett 20 William 5.
Blackburn. interest IN 81 acres on Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad. SO.
Thomas NJ. landers to Henry holZhouer.
30 feet on north side Cary street. between
Mulberry and Robinson. $50.
w. brydon Remnant TO w Brydon Ten
nant's trustee. interest IN tract OF land OF
James river known rs strawberry Plains.
and IN property in Dinwiddie county and Pc
tersburg, 90, 1000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

The following cases were disposed OF yes
terday morning by Justice Crutchheld:
Simon Dilday lcolorod) was charged with
assembling and beating Rufus jackson with "a
uick handle. and fined 50 and costs.
The case of h.. A.. Davis, charged with shoot
ing Junius Dickerson, the negro who died at
the almshOuse dav before yesterday, was sent
on 10 the hastings court.
John Starke. charged with trespassing and
fighting on the premises of Annie Moore;
also with fighting on the street. ON the first
charge he was dismissed and on the second
was hned no and costs.
William "a. Godse} was charged Will as
saultiug and threatening 10 kill Louisa God
sew with an axe. Surety required for ninety
DAYS in the sum of 500. Lawyer sam Page
going on his bond.
John smith was sent 10 jail for thirty DAYS
for stealing two iron tenders from some per
son unknown.
Charles Mundin and Joseph Stukenbure
were fined for being drunk. and Pat Balm.
who was arrested on tho same charge. Wa
discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

The House Committee on Finance will at its
session at 10 O'Clock Monday morning DO waited
upon by two delegations interested in secur-
ing an appropriation from the State. The
Virginia Worlds Fair Association will be rep
resented by Hon. j. Hoge Tyler, Colonel A.
$. Buford. Hon. j. II. III. Figgatt, Major
Mann Page. Major John Hotchkiss and
others. The Virginia Press Association will
be represented by Messrs. T.. c.. Morton. of
Stanton. W. ID. Chesterman, Richmond; A.
c. Smith. Bristol. T.. ii. barclay. Lexington,
aud MIR. Tomney, of Glade Springs. and the
State Agricultural committee will DO repre-
scented by Hon. Thomas Whitehead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14
Interesting Masonic Facts.

The masters, senior and Junior T TiTorent
secretaries and treasurers OF the G ~
Rlue lodges and other Masonic orgahlAa tbe
last mint met the Board OF trustees %
Masonic Temple Association at ING Iodge
for the purpose Of arranging Tor tnH aoNs
rooms to be assigned the different poqi Tortos
The regular monthly meeting o. h Ia Az
LODGE of Perfection. No. 8. Ancient anH NJ
cented Scottish Rite. will he held heSt MOI
dav night. ut which time the SiXth, oe'S Eli
and Eighth degrees will be conferred III lnil
a number of petitions will also be received:
Fraternal Lodge. No. 53, at its meeelng ansf
Monday night. conferred degrees on several
candidates and received several petlt.2ns'
The lode is in a most fourishlng cono,Iol'
The Roval Ark Mariners and secret Mohl-
,ora will meet Mt st. Adams Hall next Wed
nes5av NIGHT for degree work and for other
;mnortant business. The Sovereign College
has issued the charters and the bodies Will De
dnlv constituted on that occasion by tue
Deputy Grand Master. ron
Mrs Hulce's Masonic fair committee, req
| resenting No. II and No. IA, will meet at d.
AIbans Hall next Tuesday at noon,
Att regular meeting of Dove Lodge no. 81,
last night H.. +. Smith was elected senior
deacon and Hay 4. Thornton was elected Ju-
Nor deacon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

We have secured one of the finest watch
makers ever in Richmond.
STr Hanson las been Tor twenty years with
Tobn bliss A. Co. the celebrated c~hronOmeIer-
makers # New iork.
Snecial attention 10 engraving and me
eve ~ repairing and manufacturing By hr.
Hero!d. late of the old firm.
II. N. M0sls Co.. jewelers..
500 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

Just whore the salt waves Of the Atlantic
meet the crystal dropsof the James . situated
what Will he IN a few years one OF the most
solid aud prosperous cities IN me Soutn. ~
j. Newport News. with it. natural advantages,
and a. each wear goes oy and loins It's chrome
LOGICAL brother the growing city outstretches
Itself for territory and records new industries
and enlerprlses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

The following convicts were received nc tho
nenifentiarv Yesterday from Pulaski county
Robert Peyton (c0lored HOUSEKEEPING four
years. John Campbell lcoIorod). houseDreak-
inc. two years. Henry Cooper (coloredi.
shooting with intent 10 Kill. eight years. VIII
liam Cumm lcoiored), shooting wlth intent TO
ET1 two veur4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

Mr.. Henry v. Spencer. who has for several
years been with tie Old Dominion Building
and loan Association, was Friday elected
treasurer Of the Commonwealth Building ana
Loan Association. lie Is a competent ou5i-
ness man and deserves success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

The fifteenth annual meeting Of the West
more.and Club Will bo held at their cluD
house on tomorrow evening 40 $3.50 O'CLOCK.
III the wish of the board of management
business Of tie meeting supper wall DO
served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

Next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock the third
lecture in the Richmond College course VIII
lie delivered in tue chapel. An attractive
theme for the lovers of general az well as Ger
man literature will be presented Leasing
His Philosophy and His influence on German
Literature
Gotthold Ephraim Leasing was born In llz3.
He was the son of clergyman. such was ms
progress at school that the rector said, Here
is a steed that needs double fodder. HIS IN
fuence upon German literature was pro
nounced and he became famous. Every stu
dent will be Interested In ms O~Illllant career
and sh0uld become acguainted with his life.
The lecturer. Professor r. w. Boatwright.
has studied his life. character aud work IN
European fields. and viii make an attractive
presentation OF the subject. The lecture IS
onen 10 the public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14
The Roach Matter.

Mr.. s.. r. Roach, whose arrest was noted N
Yesterdays TIMES. IS q native OF Klcnmonu
and is we'll and favorably known. 10 IS only
Justice to Mr.. Roach to state IN this connecI
ton that the charge IS merely a technlcal
one. and in no way reflects upon MS cual-
lie was in the building business and sold
ont the day the license expired. and his sue
cessor failed to- renew 1t. and by error a
charge was made against Dir. Roach ana the
matter has been settled.
lie was bailed for his appearance before
the United States Court at haleign, n. - at
the next term. u
limited States Commissioners Henry tlegen-
beimer issued the warrant for Mr.. koacn S
arrest. This was the first warrant issued oy
him since his accession 70 the position va
Gated by the death of Commissioner Wall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14
TINS WEEK,s A~MUsEMENTs.

THE City Directory" and Mr.. Il. H.. Soth-
ern To Appear ut the Academy.
At the Academy tomorrow evening THE
City Directory" will commence an engage
ment Of three nights and a Wednesday natl
nee. Comedians. dancers and singers OF
more than usual repute viii present the sue
cess. and there is every reason 10 believe the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

Mr.. Manly B. Ramos, accompanied Mt &.
+. MacHenry 20 Baltimore ana De" LOTS
d Grand sold by them last week.
Mr.. Ramos Will place orders tof the early
Artistic taste. combined with rare executive
ehiIitv 10 conducting business. Lsures the
patrons OF Manly Is. Ramos @ Go. perfect
satisfaction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

The McGll Catholic Union gives another OF
ia enf~vebIe entertainment on the 22d IN
slant. patrioticailv selecting he birthday OF
the Father OF his County The programme
consists of songs by Me,srs. Cunningham.
Crump. sweeny, Sullivan and Reddy. a short
scene from Julius Cesar y an amusing far,e'
with Mr.. Kenefck and Miss Leahy IN the
leading roles. and humorous reading by Col
onel COwardin. o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

VI MOI
. BIGGEST THING on RECORD.
INNING OF ITS THIRD WEEK.
T. SEEN ADULL DAY.
HAS BEN MORE INTERESTING.
.W US THIS SEASON.
GODS AT
pRICES.
Sickle- plated Steel Embroidery Scissora -
Nickle-plated Steel Manicure Scissors. lc,
Seven styles Ladies' PEN knives e5s.
Floor Oil Cloths.
Perfect IN quality.
All new sty.o patterns.
Yard wido. PIC.
Yard and half wide. zoo.
Two yards wide, &C.
Ribbons.
Almost remarkable
assortment received for the February IA
All silk eros Grains.
Dress Shades-Ians. Grays. Blues, Browns -.
Fancy Shades-Greens, Orange, Blues e.,
Evening Shades-Light Pink. Blues, ielloss. se
No for slsc. yard, 30. piece.
No. H FOR ioc. yard, e5c. piece.
No. is for 1870. yard, sl.0 piece.
Moire Ribbons.
Latest for Dress Trimmings.
All Dress Goods shades.
Special quality. No. IA, 25c. yard
Iaillc Ribbons.
All Fancy and Dress Goods shaded
Finest quality. $40. lh. -lc yard.
Added t1 the
remarkable Handkerchief bargains
Of the last tn0 weeks
are lO dozen
Sheer Lawn houlerrhiofs
Scalloped corners. not sewn. iut emirrt1asl
a. Joe. each.
Also 80 Dozen
Sheer Lawn Handkerchief.
haif-inch hemstltcn, with neat, tNe cu'f4A.
cry, joe each.
Roth styles worth lNc.
lis surely time t0 buy handkerchief
Jarueaus. with Neck Bands.
half yard long.
made of Silk and Point tDcne Ia-si
light blue, pink, green. ret e.c.
Readv-Made Wrappers.
as new feature of the February SALE
First lot sold IN one IA
Another great lot for the week.
These Wrappers
are made Princess style
loose front, plain yoke, with piea'as 'ls7l
gathered skirts, Vatican pieat' g.rls hls
high sleeves.
These Wrappers of Indigo Blue 'a.cn g.
These Nrappers of Light rklrtlng Ir 81.
These Wrappers of Tycoon patterns lFl.r
llannelottcs, 81
These Wrappers of dark blue. black germ tni
brown hfrIINN ONLINh NI|I.t ".".
These Wrappers of dark blue, ta r
CheYlOfs 1861.
These Wrappers OF light Outing Cloths .l
Our Coat Department l. never closed
For tho February sale
New Spring Icefer- and Blalert
All-WOol Blac6 and blue Baler, ollA, . 81
! All-Wo0l Black and Blue Refers. tailor
od. overlap seams.
Tan Broadcioth Blazers, corded WIZ .A
cord. $3.50.
! Gray Mixed Cheviot heefers, large pearl .i
tons. g.
Bedford Cord Reoier- light tan and st
silk loops, tailor bound Win silA 'iaA
| Refers. sl wool, black. rough diagona. e.'.
silk loops, for mourning OH oiAlla.'
black Wear. 81.
For early spring wear
BroadcIOth Norfolk fleafei Naifls
hf front and tailor made.
800.
White l0untcrpGnet
Inll 1l-f size. Marecilles pattern.
heavy quality that washes Nel
Fnu IA size. best crochet made.
So much like Narseiles run ".nt
know the diterence.
el.-.
The genuine Narseilles iit,
tho moro 1t washed
the higher gets che figure,
r S-2l
Narseilles Pattern Q1.f.
white ground. blue figure "nl'e s.'lA-
red figure,
El.rL
Red Mar eilles Quill,
white with dainty co.ored woven hs'f.'
Though all Mourning Dis JACK
all back is not mourning.
Tba BLACK Dres. Goods stock Dr. III. p"
ahigh standard for tne it
Hpieces Black ATWOOD henfl7i
a inches wide, always se.Ins iof
sac. n yard during if.iNAi4'
SILK. asu Black d .uLINI. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14
MOST APPROVED.

This cremator has more Improvements than
any Yet built. The methods OF feeding
the water CRATES and the ease and speed with
which the whole work can loo carried on make
Il the best one yet built. This as the TWEEN.
t.eth city 10 adopt this form OF garbage des
t~ruction by the Engle furnace.
The special committee OF the city council
Of Norfolk have investigated garbage crema
ton. adopted the tngle furnace. recon-.
mended a contract 10 the city counci for
cremator TO be built at once IN time for tie
spring work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

Having secured one Of TIE ab'est and most
srccessfnl business men. of large means. 70
TAX tile presidency %. the proposed broad
street Bank. the gentlemen interested III It
regard 10 as an assured success.
IL Is proposed TO convert the present busi-
rees Mans Bank into "a new banking corpora
ton with a large capital such a bank Will
be p ereat boom TO the Broad street mer-
chants and IL will undoubtedly have their
support.
The Great A. and p. Tea Co. is the best
place in the city % get fine teas. select coiees
and pure baking powder. IL you want q per-
feet cup OF cot 60 use A.. T.. condensed milk.
il is the best milk on the market Tor children.
Try It and you Will like It.
TaR GREAT A.. AND -. TEA Co.,
5Z7 east Broad street.
1865 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14
IF YOUR BsCK ACE

IF YOUR BsCH ACHEs,
Or YOU are eli worn on really good Tor no,ns
ing, il Is genera. debility. Try
II ON BlITEhS.
Uwll cure you, clea $50 your liver, and give
sgood appetite,