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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
Rev. VIM. Holilnshed,

Pastor of the Presb9t rian chucrh OF
Sparta, N. j.. voluntarily writes strongly
in favor of Hoods Sarss parills. He
says: Nothing / know of will cleanse
the blood. stimulate the liver or clean
the stomach like this remedy. know OF
scores and scores who have been helped
or cured by it"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
Creede!.

Having placed with US for disposal, q
limited amount of treasury stock of the
King Solomon Mining & Milling COM
pany. of Creede. Colorado, being one of
the best located properties in the camp,
we are offering same at a price that will
interest you, if you will investigate. For
further information. call on or address.
RICE & FULLER.
Harper house, Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
UNDER TIE NEW LAW.
The Official Ballots In the Different
Wards.

The Official Ballots In the Different
Wards.
THE ARGUS publishes today samples of
the official ballots TO be voted in the diff
ferent wards next Tuesday. The publi-
cation is m4de 10 obedience to the new
election law of Illinois and affords an
opportunity to all to study the tickets of
their respective wards before election
day. 1t is unnecessary to go into detail
as to the reQu rements of The new law.
The ARGUS having presented the subject
extensively on several occasions. and the
best advice it can offer now is to mark
the circle over the democratic ticket and
vote it straight.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

"ANTED-Three or four energetic lady can
w vaesers to handle the latest and best selling
book in the country Good money for the right
partise. Call between hours OF 9 and 10 q. M at
D.venp' RI Place. OK Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

The great reason Tor the success of
Hoods Sarsaparilla is found in its positive
merit. 1t cures where other preparations
fail.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

II you feel weak. tired, and all run
down, Hoods Ssrssparilla is just what
you need to but d up strength and purify
your blood.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

The highest praise has been won b
Hoods Pills for their easy. yet efficien,
action.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

Diseases, desperate grown. ny des-
perste appliances are relieved, or not at
all. The point of wisdom is TO check
them before they reach so far. by buying
q bottle Of Salvation Oil. Price rs cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

=, 0alna, glass, lamps and
able cutlery.
1nat means everything you
). vi your table, except linen,
~'l l don't keep.
=, II all l have, / try to lead,
; u In prices and quality; not
'pSap as to be trash, but
w. aI a reaso 1able price.
Are you interested in
9oOns (. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Capital Dresses for Young Girls.

The Russian blouses especially meet the
requirements Of young girls at that grace
less age commonly called "hobbledehoy
DOM" The Russian blouse, with its loose
shapelessness, is eminently suitable TO their
figures-or want of fgurcs-and very well
a dress recently seen looked in this style
made of a beige colored tweed like flannel
and edged with fancy gimp Of dark blue
silk. This fastened on one side, and around
the waist was draped broad sash OF dark
blue silk, with chou bow at one side.
The most determined 'tomboy" in exist
ence could not have failed TO be neat and
tidy in this costume.
Another frock that conduced to the
same desirable end was made of blue and
white flannel, with full bodice somewhat
overhanging in the front its simple skirt.
10 which it was attached round the waist,
and it buttoned up the back, while the
sleeves were full, buttoning TO the wrists
with narrow cuffs, and accompanying II.
to be worn or not, according TO the dispo-
sition of the weather, was dark blue
serge Elton coat, lined throughout with
silk. Another pretty dress for a young
girl had skirt of bright red serge and
dark blne serge jacket, turning back with
revers to reveal q blouse of dark blue and
white striped flannel. Capital dresses
they all are, and the harassed mothers OF
rirls at the awkward age" may find them
suggestive
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

The Richmond College Foot Ball team
will again try their strength aud skill to-
morrow afternoon, when they play a match
game at Island Park with the team from
Wake Forest, n G. The latter team has
lust returned from trip to Lexington. Va.
where on Friday they played q tie game
with the Virginia Military Institute eleven,
the score being II to II.
Although the University of North Caro-
lima defeated the College boys last Friday
by quite a large score, it must be remem-
bered that the North Carolininns outweigh
ed the home team by over twenty pounds
average per man. and all who saw the game
Friday agree in the opinion that tho Cole
eians did very we'll against such heavy odds.
In fact, a score of 40 to 0 in football is not
so one-sided as it looks to be. for if an ap-
proximate comparison might be made 1t
would be equivalent TO score OF or to
in base bail.
The College boys played the Washington
and Lee team very close game on the 18th.
and in fact most of the spectators thought
they deserved the victory.
The Wake Forest players are expected
hero to-day and will be entertained at the
College during their stay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Help,
Have Been Paralyzed!
Walt Mason in Fremont (NebJ Tribune.
Speedinp n Bore.

Patent medicine Is for the most part
worthless stuff. Now and then, however,
a bottle of it may be of real service in the
hands of some man who knows how TO
use it,
In 1884 President Lincoln was greatly
bothered by the we'll meant but i'll advised
efforts of certain good northern men to
bring about termination of the war.
old gentleman, very bland and entirely
bald, was especially persistent and trouble
some.
Again and again he appeared before the
president, and was got rid OF by one and
another ingenious expedient.. One day
when this angel of mercy had been boring
Mr. Lincoln for half an hour, to the inter-
ruption Of important business, the presi-
dent suddenly arose. went to closet and
took out of it II large bottle.
did you ever try this remedy for bald
ness" he asked, holding up the bottle be-
fore his astonished visitor.
No; the man was obliged to confess that
he never had tried it.
Mr.. Lincoln called a servant, had the
bottle wrapped up, and handed it to the
bald philanthropist.
There" said he, Ego and rub some OF
that on your head. Perseyere. They say
it will make the hair grow. Come back
in about three months and report"
And almost before he knew it, the good
man was outside of the door with the
package under his arm.-Youth's Com
panion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
DIatrict Iodre.I- o. G r.

District Lodge. No !, met in Peters
burg as guests Of Wesleyan Lodge on
Friday last. The meeting was largely
attended and a most harmonious one.
Considera BILE business was transacted,
and at the night session the election Of
officers for the coming year were as
follows: Chief Templar James z. Fftz-
gerald, Of Star Of Hope; Vice Templar,
Mrs. Virginia Chappen, Of Wesleyan;
Counsellor, Rev. J. y. Tillery. OF Wes-
leyan; 6secretary. II. NJ. Trimble, Of
Trinity; Superintendent Juvenile Temple,
Mrs. c. NJ. Chester, Of Wesleyan; Treas
urer, Frank VI. Holland. OF Charity;
Chaplain, O. j. Ness, of Towards Grove;
Sentinel. b. F. Echels. Of Rescue; Guard,
Emma Lawton, of lakewood; Marshal, D..
NJ Temple. Of Towards Grove; Deputy
Marshal. Mrs. D. NJ. Temple; Assistant
Secretary, J. L. Rodgers, OF Star of Hope;
Delegate 10 the Grand Lodge Of Virginia,
H. NJ. Trimble; j. l.. Rodgers. alternate.
A resolution was passed thanking the
Wesleyan Lodge for their kind reception
and hospitable entertainment. The COM
mittee awarded the three banners to
Star of Hope Lodge of Manchester. The
lodge then adjourned TO meet with Star
Of Hope Lodge, in Manchester. on the
third Tuesday in January, 1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
pi.turesoue Evening Dress

An evening dress specially designed by
clever modiste for n thin woman is OF
moss green velvet and brocade the same
shade, with little pink introduced in the
design. The bodice is very fantastic. 1t
is of brocade with velvet revers, deep
folded band of velvet across the front and
q chemisette of cream lace, arranged in
little soft folds, the fulness being gathered
into a Medici collar. The front of the dress
is all velvet, the train all brocade, made in
Vatican fashion. The sleeves are of vel
vet, long and tight fitting, with large pulls
at the top and deep lace frills at the bot
tom.
The newest style Of French evening
bodice is impossible for those who do not
possess faultless shoulders and pretty
neck. It is cut very low-quite in the old
fashioned style-and IS neither square nor
V shape but perfectly round. OF course,
the whole of the shoulders are visible.
The trimming round the top of the bodice
Is a founcc Of lace The dress is cut in
princess style, but it has the Vatican
pleat at the back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

The other bodice is pretty, but not so
dressy. 1t is made Of pale blue silk gath
cred with little punches Of moss roses, and
has the fashionable Empire belt, finished
Off in front with deep gold buckle. The
large sleeves and the plated frill or cape
on the shoulders are very becoming to
slight figures. This bodice is pretty made
of tartan silk for day wear. Plaid ribbons
or silks are expected to be fashionable this
fall.
Many country gowns are composed OF
fine cheviot in delightful shades Of gray
dashed with a blue tint, being made with a
plain skirt, and a coat with close fitting
back and loose front, showing the frilled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
An Emotional Nature.

Mrs. Harlem River was busy cutting
her husbands hair. Their little son Johnny
picked up some of the hair that was scat
tered over the floor,
Please, ma. mayn't have lock OF
papa's hair? want it so bad"
Eyes, my child. Just see there, George,
what an afTectionate little fellow he IS
That child has more heart than any child
of his age ever saw. He wants TO keep a
lock Of your hair as a keepsake. He is the
best 10y in Harlem"
What do you want the hair for, John
N.Y." asked Mrs. Harlem River.
II want 1t for the tail of my hobby
horse. His tail is too thin" replied the
afTectionate little creature.-Texas Slit
ines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
LADIES'. MISSES 8 CHILDREN'S CLOAKS

We have been doing rushing business in
thi, line for the past ten days Our stock is
still large. and we have some exceedingly
handsome ones left. We have been selling
lots of those gray and tan CheUot Coats at
as: they are q great bargain aud give periect
satisfaction. Another extra line WOOL Che-
v1ot with velvet collar, at So 20, IN grea par
gain and sells at sight. 10 describe all OF our
Cloaks would take all OF our space, therefore
we will only mention few:
Our black Cheviot Coats trimmed in fur at s.,
81 and $1,000 arc special bargains ana give
perfect salts action
81 iuys a nice Black Cheyiot Tailor-Made
Coat worth -.
Our line OF Misses Cloaks is also large, and
consists of nice Tailor Made Jackets full
length and Perfect fitting, at IS. $3.50, 1913
and Is.
long styles.
Last week we made special offer OF any OF
our az. si5 and 800 fine Newmarket tioaks
for IS apiece In order that some others
may avail themselves Of the opportunity
VINO were unprepared last week we, Will
make tho same liberal offer this week-so
Guys a go Cloak. and these Cloaks are
specialy adapted tor all kinds OF bad
weather. Come and get one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

In this department we are showing the
largest and handsomest line TO be found. Our
fine AIl-N ool Black Henriettas at SOC are equal
TO any others at 62Isc snywhere in the city.
We make specially OF Black Dress Goods,
and YOU can he sure TO always find the best
thing for the money right here and our 55c
fine Sikh nish Henrietta We guarantee To re
equal to the &c and 81 kind elsewhere; We
have made special prices on all our BACK
Goods for this week and all in need Of Black
Goods will do we'll 10 call and see ours before
they buy.
Zine lack Serges at 5oc.
Fine lack repe Cloth. 800.
satin Striped nenriettas beautiful goods.
only s0c yard.
Strired Crepe Cloth. &c. entirely new.
Fine Black Cashmere. 36-inch wide, regular
&c goods, for sc to close.
SUPERIOR Black Cashmere. 36-inch wide, good
black, sc yard.
All. Wool Black Flannel, 5O-inch wide, 500 a
yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.

We have been telling you all the time thai
the time would soon come when you would
need these things, and behold 1t Is knocking
at the door Now You want TO see those BAR
gains you read of some weeks ago, and mere
Tne White Bed Blankets at 99c pair.
glendale fine 1914 Blankets az $50 pair.
Fine White Fleece 1914 Blankets az sl.IO pair;
Extra fine White Wool 1914 Fairfax Bed
Blankets. $225
,o-t Rutland s. hite Wool Blankets. So pair.
Superior quality iO-f brandon Wool Blankets,
IS. -,
Extra fine Southdown Wool Blankets, 90.
nina california Blankets at 81 and $3.50.
Excellent Gray Blankets at 81, sl.25. el.5o,
si.75. ~ and 1925 pair.
Ped Comforts Soc 70 &c, 75c, $40, 81 81: rs, sl5O
TO slO for fine Down Quilt made OF cnolce
silk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

Display OF boots and shoes-F'irst pre-
MUM diploma and 500. Il. II. Spence.
city.
Dress shoes (men's)--Tirst premium
(diploma), II. II. Spence, city.
Ladies' shoes-First premium diplomat.
e. II. Spence. city.
Ladies' slippers-First premium (di-
ploma). Il. II. Spence, city.
Display OF account books. etc.-F1rst
premium (medal and slO) Simons b. b.
Co, city.
Display OF envelopes-First premium
diplomat, Starke & Co, city.
Pamphlet printing-Frst premium (di-
ploma) Whittett & Shepperson. city.
Edition binding in leather-First pre-
MUM diplomat. S. b. Adkins. city.
General display OF printing. etc.-First
premium (medal and Sl0), Whittet & Shep-
person.
Irregular frame tenoning machine
First premium. Smith-Courtney Com
pany. city.
Saw gummer-First premium, Smith
Courtney Company, city.
Saw table for saving wood-First pre-
MUM. name not known.
Display Of account books. etc.-First
premium Simon Book Company. city;
honorable mention. S. b. Adkins city.
Edition binding in leather-First pre-
MUM, S. b. Adkins. city.
DULL NIGHT.
Saturday night is not a popular one
at the Exposition. and last evening at
$50 o'clock the buildings were deserted
and closed.
The enormous crowd of Friday made
the gathering Of yesterday Stem very
small by comparison, and after dark the
visitors were very few.
The custodians of the different booths,
already wearied with their protracted
watch. were ready indeed to close, and
by common consent vacation was taken
until Monday.
There were no especial attractions for
the evening. and only at the merry-Go-
rounds on the outside Of the grounds
was there any indications OF activity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
CLIPPER CHESTNUTS.

Ethel-What a .faultless dresser Mr..
Lightcoin Is! Etta-Yes; Victor says that
even his bills are tailor made.-Chicago
Inter Ocean.
Mamma" said little Johnny, "if /
swallowed thermometer would / die by
degrees!i-Boston Post.
The earth sometimes appears TO be de-
cidedly fat to the mortal who is too poor
to go around it.-Dallas News.
The shah Of Persia has a tobacco pipe
worth 100000. We have one that we Will
swap even with his serene highness.-
Haverhill Gazette.
"Where Is Ethels" "She Is out breaking
her engagement with Cholis Brouson."-
Hsrper'a Bazaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
The Truthful Landlord.

Enrared Guest-How's this, sirl how's
this? You advertised running water IN
every room in the house, and all the water
you've got on the premises is what you
catch in dirty tub under the caves.
Serene Host-Say. looka here, young
man, when | advertise thing have 1t.
Guest-Then where's your running wa
ter in every room?
Host-Well you jest wait till the next
time it rains and you'll see.-bosIon
COuriar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
The K.ndolph Literary Society.

The old Randolph Literary Society,
which formerly met in the Young Mems
It's winter campaign with It's headquarters
in the rooms of the Richmond Bar Assoca-
ton. 1t will meet hereafter every Saturday
night. Last night a large and enthusiastic
meeting was held and arrangements made
for regular weekly debates.
The question for debate next Saturday
night will be: Resolved. That Immigra-
ton Should be Restricted" All young men
interested in literary pursuits are requested
TO meet with the society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Tho Confession.

They swung upon the garden gate;
Twas near the close Of day;
He blushcd and whispered lew to her
There's something would say"
~rherc's something would say, my
dear"
lie gently took her hand;
81 feel that / must speak. hope
That you will understand"
Sbe looked into his manly face
Her gaze was strong and clear
"You need not DO afraid" she said,
"I'iI understand you. dear"
.Then I'll speak out" he gently SAID;
81 hope you will not mind.
But I--aheml The fact Is, dear.
Your necktic's UP behind"
-Glothier and Furniseer'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
COLONEL FELLOWs TO SPEAK.
The Old Dominion Making Big Prepara-
ton for the Demonstration.

The Old Dominion Democratic Club have
completed arrangements tor their grand
demonstration at Old Market Hall tomorrow
night. when Colonel John r. Fellows, Tam
many's silver-tongued orator. will speak.
The stand will be nicely decorated and ar
Engagements made for the unusual crowd
sure to be present.
All of the Democratic clubs OF the city,
nineteen in number, have been invited to
attend as body. and most of them have
sgnifed their intention TO do so.
The Old Dominions never do things by
halves. and nothing will be omitted to make
it one Of the grandest occasions of the cam
paign. A band will be IN attendance. and
it is probable that other climbs will have
their own. Colonel Fellows will arrive dur
ing the day Monday and will be entertained
at the Exchange Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

blouse or the neat waistcoat. These blouses
are of shot silk or Of surah, with good sized
waters over them, navy blue with white.
or buff with black being particularly fasr
ionable. Other gowns, especially serge
ones, are made to close at the waist with
two little straps, so that they can be worn
close fitting, or open with the blouses
Some have revers and cuffs of white cloth
braided with navy blue braid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
SILKS.

Illuminated Figured Silks in all colors, 81
yard
Illuminated Plain Surahs in all colors, 15c q
yard -,
Plain China Silks in all colors, Sl-inch wide,
50c q yard.
We are showing the handsomest line OF fine
Black fallle. Armure. Seeded Silks, Ben
galine. ourah and China. all at greatly re-
duced prices
Dress Goods at half price; the very thing
for children school dresses
Plain and Changea0le Yelyets in 81 colors.
New styles fine French Satteens IN dark colors'
only l2ltc yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
MATTINGS! MAITIhGSl

zoo pieces Just received from large New
York auction sale, and we are seiiing tnem
e.. is buys - yards Of csc Mating.
$40 buys 25 yards OF beautiful aud superior
quality Mating.
IS buys 25 yards OF Mating. worth 500; ana
in this city before at that price. This i q
Special Mating sale, and no one Will be DIS
appointed who calls III time. 1890, lec, z %
and 25c yard are the special prices ior THIS
sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Yorick's Idea OF 1t.

Little Yorick-Mothcr, why do you take
the pips out of my lemonade' VIII they
kill me II drink them!
Mrs. Yorick-Yes, my child.
Little Yorick-Trees would grow up In
side me. SUPPOSE
Mrs. Yorick-Yes.
Little Yorick with smile)-My word,
mother, wouldn't 1t be funny' When the
angels came to take me to heaven they'd
think they were carrying up Al orchard
Orakes 0ARAxinA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

patterns In fine novelties Come and see them
Fine Atwood Bengaline. A-inch wide, In al
colors. sl .25 yard. +. ~
Fine Atwood Paplins 42-inch wide. in all
colors. &c yard. -,
Fine NJ Wool Cashmere Plsids, ss-inch wide'
zoe q yard.
All-N DOL Cheviots. new and stylish. s'-inch
wide SOC yard. III.
Changesble Whipcords,. nice and desirable
3sinch wid3. SIC yard.
Chapgeable Whipcords. good styles, 3o-inch
wide. only 25c yard. =,
Wool Henriettas, 3S inch wide, in all colors
only &c yard
Fine All-Wool Illuminated Serges. elegant
goods, SOC. worth 81.
French Flannels. in pink and blue and hello
trope stripes. roc yard.
Beautiful Plaid Suitings at 1oca yard.
Superior quality tine silk-Einish Henriettas
SOC yard.
Ladies Dress Flannels, in ell eolors. III yards
wide. only sc.
Mixed Suiting, 56-inch wide. only 25c yard;
line Norsted Dress Goods in all colors' "
inch wide, l2Hc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Tuesday German Reorganized.

The Tuesday German was reorganized last
night. and the following officers elected: Mr..
Levin Joynes. president Mr.. Wyndham r.
Meredith. vice-president; Mr. Randolph
Holiday secretary and treasurer. Board
of directors Messrs. Roosevelt Page. Ar
thur S Wiley, w. Brydon Tenant, Allen
Talbot and p. II. C.. Cabell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
CARPETS! CARPETS

Our stock Of Carpets is still large. although
y bev we selected with great care, aud We
have not failed TO sui. any who have called on
rs This season We have yet in stock many
new and desirable patterns in Smiths hox-
con Du, Yelyets and Moquets and Administers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Sensible joys.

He-Many engagements here this sum-
mer?
She-Nct so many new ones, but tnere
tre lots of renewals of last year.-Llie'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES.

Our stock Of Lace Curtains Is very large. ana
consists OF some very handsome and artistic
patterns. The prices commence ~ 500
window and go up to $40. 81, sl2o ana sl.S0
a window gets something right nice; "
window gets much better one.
Handsome Portieres, without dado, at IS
pair.
Handsome Portieres, with dado, at s6 pair.
Gilery's Lace Curtain Stretchers at $40 seI'
Carpet Sweepers st 800 apiece.
Fnr Robes at sl.25 Sl.5O and si.1S apiece. in
Baby Carriages at Wholesale prices; 20 hand
some ones left.
Ladies Flannel Knit Skirt IN tau, black, pink.
cream and blue Mt zoe apiece. -
Ladies Black. Red and White. Blue ana hed;
Black and Rel. Gray ana Blue anu heu
Striped Knit Skirts at . apiece. 49,,
Ladies Black aud Red, Black and Yellow ALI
Wool Knit Skirts mt 629lc Apiece,
Childrens silk Caps In cream ana coIoreu ~
yI6c. &c SOC SIC. 7jc, 81 &C al TO s. apiece.
Infant Long and Short Cloaks N cream blue
roys Blue Flannel shirt-Waists al 81,
BOYS Perca Shirt-N aists at 25c, 3'1scland 5Oc;
Ladies Wool Hose in blne, brown and black
Ladies Superior ATWOOD Hose in all colors
Children's fine Wool Hose at 1890 and s5c;,
One lot Children's Solid Color Ribbed Hose
reduced from 25c and 3ilsc TO 1890.
Brocatelle for furniture covering. zoe. 75c. &c.
81. sl.25 and rs yard
A full line OF Dress Trimmings OF all kinds
from those of medium to those OF high COST.
White, Ian and Gray Angora Fur at CSC, 100
Hsndsome Chenille Glmps in all colors at 100
Mixed Gimps in all colors at 1890, so and $50
yard.
Fur Band Trimming at goo and SIC yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Wanted a Small One.

Little Boy (enviously)-I wish l had
Bible like that
Good Minister with pocket edition)-Do
you, my son. and why2 ,
81 like that because it's such tiny little
one"
And why do you want little oneF =,
"Cause it won't take so long to read, OF
course. "-Good News.