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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-05

See Deputy Sheriff Ramsey's tax notice.
Levy snd sale will positively be made on
all txes past due after the 18th day OF
| March.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-05

A little i'll, thep a Gsefe pill. The i'll is
gone the pill b@ won, Dewitt's Little
Early Risers tiePills that cure great ills.
Short & Haynes Cloverport, and Beard
& Beeler. Hafdihsburg. Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-05

We guarantee &C. q. @. Ger.
wSsssi sS'd: ao aaS.'pp ss Sros 81
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-05

Ladies and Misses Corset Waists, Hosiery
Bicycle Stockings for Boys and Girls.
Four finland Ties, Embroidered Handkerch'fs
Lace Curtains, Curtain Poles,
Window Shades, Scrinl, Etc.
Men and Boys come and see our line of
FINE SHIRTS, Overshirts, ETC.,
Neckwear Four-in-hand Ties, WindsOrs,
Large Bows, Shoes Butchers, the latest eat.
Russias, Etc.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-05

The only exclusive Furnisher in the
city. Give us call.-Babbage.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-05

After the entertainment a motion was
made and seconded to close the liteary
for this season to be opened in the fall.
So our attentive readers shall not be dis
tined on hot summer days with news Of
the "Ekron Literary Club" One more
hint and shall say adieu to literary I'M
til autumn with her harvest of rich grain
and fruit greets us once more. The hint
is that DIR. Willett, our ex-vice-president
would make us an excellent president
when we see fit to reorganize. We
want some one with vim and push, and
our worthy physician, DIR. Max Willett
possesses both.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-05

CLOTHING, our line of Mems, Youths and Boys
Suits are better than ever before. We keep
up with the latest
Furniture, Bedroom Suits, Couches, Parlor
Tables, Rockers in endless varieties, plush,
cane and perforated seats.
Our shelves are full of Calicoes, Ginghams,
Henriettas Cassimeres, Table Linen, Counter
panes, Etc.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-05
., Goods .'.Departfne11t:=

Algenene Strips, Indian dimity,
Dotted Swiss Null, Swiss Stripes, China Null,
Egyptian Null, Silk Foulards.
SHOES for everybody.
Ladies', Misses and Childrens Opera Ties,
Russias,, Butchers, Common Sense, Newport
NOTIONS for ally Ties, Buskins
Ladies' Collars and Cuffs, all colors,
Ladies Silk Umbrellas, Windsor Ties,
Baby Lace Caps, Children's Hats
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-05


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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-05

IS. Essay DIR. Willett.
Io. Recitation, (which shall choose"
Miss Mamie Daugherty.
40. X, citation, "The new church organ"
Miss Matte Roberts.
a. Music. .... Mrs Wordy Archer.
"a. Rftation, Archir Dean" Mrs DIR Willett
a3. Song, "ItDnaughty, but it's nice"
Elsr Hickerson.
"a Speech ....... Ben. Buster.
2s. Song ....... Miss Eva Herndon.
40. Paper .......... Bea Guedry.
~. Song, "The Belle of the ball"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21

At the benefit recently given 10 Mrs.
Louisa Eldredge in New York by the
dramatic profession (who all know her
as Aunt Louisa'O. the jury was made
up Of ". II. Crane, foreman: John B.
Schoeffel a. NJ Palmer. Antonio Pastor
Cwho would recognize TONY" under that
dignihed appellation0. Henry +. Abbey.
Colonel Sinn Frank W. Sanger and other
brilliant consultations. while Agnes Booth
and I'd. Bell were on the witness stand.
We can easily believe that much Of the
dialogue in this scene had never been
heard at the Madison Square Theatre.
"You have been known for some years"
said Mr.. Crane 70 the witness, "as Aunt
Jack have you not?' Il have" replied
Mrs. Booth. Were you ever known as
Aunt Louisa &? " asked Mr.. Crane. NO"
Mrs. Booth replied: Aunt Louisa is n
different person" rs Aunt Louisa in
court%' Mr.. Crane continued. NO" said
Mrs. Booth again. Mr.. Gerry would not
LET her come" Tony Pastor here inter-
rupted and said: Perhaps ! can explain
about Aunt Louisa she could not come;
Just now she is having a fit" What
kind Of fit?' asked Mr.. Stoddard. "a
benefit" Mr.. Pastor replied. did you
ever" said Mr.. Crane 10 Mrs. Booth.
know or hear of theatrical manager
named John Il. Schoenel?" Mrs. Booth
thought for a moment and then said,
ives. I met him some years ago. and lie
offered me an engagement for life"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
MS BELL RAyG an Right.
But Because the Maine Cousin Was Slow
the Fish Ran Away with Rod and Line


The river bank along the Riverside
Drive is lined with fishermen now that
the spring weather has come. Hour after
hour they angle for diminutiye tom
mics" sea bass. and mud cells with varying
success. Fishermen are proverbially lazy
and these disciples OF the art have combin-
ed laziness and angling with great success
bv means OF a continuance which obtains
among all the fishermen Of that region.
This consists in an ordinary hshllne, a
niece of strong whalebone fastened 10 a
pointed stick. and a small bell, which
is tied 10 the end of the WhalcbOne. Inc
fshline is fastened to the whalebone, just
below the bell, the stick Is firmly plant
ed I'm the ground, the follower Of lzaak
Walton stretches out on the grass beside
his tacke, the fish rings the bell, ana
the angler does the rest. \ man stroliinS
along hears a constant succession or
jingles.
1t is necessary in this kind Of angling
that the man with the tackle sleep llght
or his fish viii get away. Jake Bun
held, a veteran Of these fishing grounds
brought around a cousin from Maine
few DAYS ago and furnished him with q
biz pole, an extra stiff bit OF Whalebone'
and the biggest bell seen on any tackle
since this manner Of cOntriVdnce came
into use. Jake's cousin set his tackle,
went fast 10 sleep Immediately and
snored so loud that all the other anglers
got mad and yelled at him 10 shut up
or he'd scare away the fish. It didn
scare away the fish from the sleepers
line, for presently there was sharp
pull. the whalebone bent almost 10 the
ground. and the bell rang furiously.
Jakes cousin rolled over shook his head
and snarled:
"Shet up that COMPOUNDED bell! 'Tain't
breakfast time yet. l only just got 20
sleep"
"Ding-a-ling-a-ling," went the bell. cit
up. you idiot, you've got fish, shouted
Jake.
Fish he darned, 7 don't want no fish,
yelled the half-awakened man. making
a vicious sweep Of his arm in the direc-
ton Of the bell. He knocked the stick
out Of the ground, and the fish on the
other end Immediately ran away with the
whole cOntrivance
BY this time the fisherman had walked
mp enough 10 realize where he was, and,
jumping 10 his feet. he chased the stick
down the bank, and when IL went with
a Jerk into the river he went after IT,
II took the combined efforts Of Jake and
four other men 10 get him out. and
when at length he stood on land again
he had the stick with the line attached in
his hand. He had grabbed the stick Just
as ne reached the water. When he hauled
i'm. or the other end OF the line was the
biggest mud eel caught that day, end
Jake had 10 buy drinks all around for the
crowd on his cousins behalf-New York
Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21

All Wool Black Batiste. SO inches wide,
SOC. yard. Regular price. 75c.; the sI'oo
quality now 75c.
pieces Of AL Wool Black Serge, a incne es
wide. For ew days we will sell the 'l.OV
quality for s5c. -, 40
Black. Blue and Green Hop Sacking, 4so.
yard, 80 inches wide. This material Is lat
better than Storm Serge; guaranteed NOT
to pull.
Black Figured Grenadine, 20 inches WIDE
only SOC.
Black Hermann, 23 inches wide, only
sl.0O.
Black Hermann Yelling, si.25 and sl'eo
a yard.
Black Seeded Serge, SO inches wide only
SOC. yard.
Fine Black Mohair for skirts, only 90. q
yard.
Black Crepe for Dresses. s5c.; former
price. Sl.00.
The Oriental Waterproof Silk, the only
reliable Fast Black Waterproof japanese
Silk. Absolutely free from smell OF grease
or other offensive odors. Price, 75c., sl'oO
and 81 10 yard
Black and Cream China Silks, "a inches
wide, CSC: price in every store, SIC,
All cOlors in - inch Japanese Slks' only
&C.,; regular price Csc.
u inch China Silks. black and all colors.
only SIC. go
Another new lot OF Japanese Wash ollKs.
Regular price, 75c. now SOC. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
* 'S'"''' Of Hsadu,.t;o9

stitution OF learning the degree OF LII. -;
Two years later he became professor -
fine arts in oxford. and shortly are
wards gave 5000 to endow a master oi
drawing in the Taylor galleries ONIoIu'
Ruskin is very Noiumlnous 49,
,,,t bae furnished the world with little
noetrv. He has written much on arr,
architecture. political economy labor ana
various social topics. lie has also gwen
20 the world a number Of stories. bio
graphical sketches and literary criticisms,
AS a periodical writer he has tuinlsheu
a great deal Of interesting and highly
instructive reading matter, ana mas sue
lao,iod In winning an enviable position
oronr English men Of letters. His style
is fluent and imaginative, Astounding IN
long. though perfectly clear sentences.
4 well-known critic Of high repute says
Of him: .r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21

The rresont season has been a glorious
ono thus far for Euerslie Stud Farm
NOT only for it's great stations, but for
the hand of brood mares which roam it's
r9ddocl,s as well. Diablo. a son Of Eolus,
corturod the Brooklyn Handicap on Mon
day last. adding $4,000. as his share OF
the stake 60 the Golfers Of Walcott n
campbell. while on the same day Chateau
caDtureG for Al. j.. Dwycr the Expectation
stake for tw0-year-olts, defeating a large
fo'8 though hc went 20 the post pro-
nourccd favoritc no 10 8. chateau Is
or.etrn+ colt. bred by CAPTAIN Hancock
az Eucrsia. got 10y imnorieI CnaTaAas
,.,. 80 r,ioa SISTER OF Eole ST. Saviour
&C., IN, Folus. granddom the great brood
,,.r, War song. by War Dance. The
,.,.,,rv Of Diablo in the Brooklyn Handi-
cav, ,,.4 n GREAT surprise as but very few
l-,.f1o~od hin, in the rcee az all, though
3, a. conceded hv all that he won on ac-
'...,,,t' of TamplightcA having been Jostied
,...1 ,,,.,~e,ro9 wish TO such an extent;
,.t to Illustrate the confidence reposed
O., Diobro bv Wacott g CampbelIs stahle
,,,.. 80 is cold that every boy connected
,..,,l, the Establishment placed something
IN him one little midget placing MS ehure
,,ontb's salary Of $25 on the son OF
roius securing 500 10 $40 straight. ana
$40 20 SIS one. two, three. Dlaoio Is
hcv horse. foaled 1856 by Eolus' Dam
Grace Darling. by Jonesboro. granddam
Ninetto. by Revenue; great granddam the
famous mare Nina, by Boston. lie was
brod by CAPTAIN Hancock. who still owns
his Sire and dam. lie was sold as year
Ing. and began his turf career the fol-
lowing season lie has been quite Grip
Die for two years past. and year before
last broke down so badly at Sheepshead
Bay that he could scarcely hobble from
the track However he was patched up,
and ran again at Washington last fall
as well as ever
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21

lish prose poets And II his writing be
criticised as prose for its being too much
like poetry. and as poetry for evading
ms definite forms in being clad in the
apparel Of prose; this merely means as
~ e,,or been the case. that our criteria
Of what IS admissible or praiseworthy
are too narrow or not sufficiently numer-
Gus: that new tests will have TO be APP
piled to new things, and that those whose
tastes have been formed exclusively on
old standards will have to enlarge their
svmpathies and 20 adapt themselves to
the new objects they would appreciate or
Judge" ,.,-
.NTornings I'm Florence" "Proserpina,
Studies Of Wayside Flowers Loves
Meinie" "Deucalion' and oval d'Arno.'
Besides his numerous writings he has
engaged I'm various schemes for the bene-
fiji of different classes Of society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21

Russell, by Eolus, captured race OF
q mile and a sixteenth at Gravesend
track on Wednesday, while on the same
dav and track Charade. by CharaXus'
landed the Brookdale Handicap. one mile
and an eighth. in 1853 IA defeating Judge
Morrow, Pickpocket, &c.
on Monday at Gravesend Robert Brad
lev captured a race Of one mile and a
sixteenth. with Virge. by King Bolt
whose son. Morton, a five-year-old chest
nut geIding, out Of Emma Creamer, won
five furlong dash for c. II. Maddox al
Gloucester on the same day, while VII
liam Garths chestnut colt, Artillery by
The Jacobite started in $500 purse race
for three-year-olds at four and one-halt
furlongs, which was placed to his credit
BROAD ROCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
GENTS NEGLIGEB SHIRTS.

Fine Pin-striped Shirts with collar attach
ed. in all colOrs, e1.0)
Fine Pin-striped Shirts, with detached
collar and cuffs. only 25c.
Solid color Shirts, fast color. only s1.25.
Gents Balbriggan Shirts. 25c We guar
antee them to be as good as any 4Oc shirt
elsewhere.
Gents Peperal Bleached Jeans Drawers,
any size in waist and in seam, only l5c.
3 large size Turkish Bath Towels for SOC.
% dozen Of Ladies' Fancy Striped Hose.
full regular made. original price 25c.;
thrown in basket this week TO be- closed out
at ljc.
Black and Tan Leather Stay Belts, 25c.
Black Canvas and silk Belts. 10 10 10.
Extra heavy Silk Belts. 80 to SIC.
Heavy Silk Belts with fancy metal buckle.
only 50c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21

John RusNn was born In London IN
1919. lie inherited from his father large
fortune. and I'm 1872 graduated at Christ
church College. oxford, having 'hiee
var before won tie Ncwdsate prize
offered for English poetry DuIlns l,'
80, ~, az his life since he left col
f.o. he devoted himself chiefly to me
st1dv OF art and architecture. His Mod Mod
c-1 Painters" which was published soon
after eraduaune at oxford. was rather
coldly received AT the hands OF the c ,i,.l
and connoisseurs. but from It's prIllaht
STYLE and eloquent DESCRIPTIVE pas75sseS
attracted favor from general leaueis:
tCter long visits 10 various parts or
I,', and especially the cities Of Italy
nv r'I p9bished mis- seven Lamps Of Arehi !.
I.v ! 49,, and "The stones Of Venice
Tn lse7 ne was appointed Rede lecturer ',. q, at
Cambridge, and received from 'nd' III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
50 Pieces Of &c. Check Muslin, &C. Yard.

We are showing the latest patterns IN
French Organizes. imported through Ar
mold. Constable only 37l9c. yard.
50pieces Black Ground Corded Organdy'
with colored and purple flowers. l252c' a
yard. Sold only few days ago for iic,
White Ground Muslin. with small pink
and blue dots. 81 inches wide, only 500
Lavender. Blue and Pink Dotted Muslin,
81 inches wide. only soc. yard.
Dotted swiss. in small. large, me ana
medium dots. % TO soc. yard
PLAN Black and White Organdy, two
wards wide. only SOFA yard.
Pure White Linen Lawn. % and goo,
Fine French Nainsook. 40c. yard.
Colored Mulls. 2jc. yard.
White and Colord Silk Mulls, As inches
wide. 39c.
White Cotton Null. II TO 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21

49,, Ground Rcidsviue. and doubtless
.f-.-re peav. Young and Dr. Wal'oh
-,,,,,, brushing down the road at merry
crn behind their favorte roads'ets-
NJ ~ leonard. Of this city, recently
WI, 81, An the great breeding estaD-
,,.t,,ort of Mr. John II. Shultz AT FaIk-
,.r1e Long Island, and inspected tnS
,t.ni.-trad trotting stock al mat ho,eu
s.rr5 Mr. Leonard took with MN ms
i.royn marc Nolie. and bred her 10 tne
l1..,a,-t stallion Regal Wilkes, Zlo 3D. son
~ Guv wilkes. 2I5 IA, and MaIsaiiIc1'
90. Lv Sunan. 2.2i Regal w lN'7
hold the champion two-year-old slaiIi r'ii
record of 2.2) "a at one time anu ~,
rrobablv ot his record down a num- H.
of eec0uds again this season. WHnc 49,, 49,
Mr. Leonard saw the noted sla''', ne
p9udoct. jay wilkes, lhl5ut'
order 213 and many other great hoIseS'
AVA. horses I'm training are divided INTO
f,ur divisions. each under separate
trainer and they are expected TO De eN-
te1eireIv campaiCnod this season. AIleI
leaving parkvlle Mr.. Leonard ran up
to Soutb DcerdeId. Mass, 20 look ~ his
mare. Belle Hunter by Money hunter
OBS ia. and found her heavy IN loal 10
FaIHs Dob by ElecdOneer dam 10y Mes
IfflTOI. l'f'''-'-0
Ia hired back 20 the sire Of Don Marvin,
600 10 NcnI0 Falls &c. Falls is owned
lv Chffeuden & Barre. who also own
Iyrvool am elegantly bred son Of Nut
,..ool a.fQ "a. and Georeiana, by George
WILKES and Mr. Leonard pronounces MN
iu5iviJuaUv as good as his breeding and
very speedy. c..
While there he saw a number OF fine
,.carliues bv these horses, ana, rather 10
his surprise. the fastest and best gated
one of the lot was out Of a thoroughbred
mare.
The brown eolding Roy. owned by Messrs.
s. II. Nelson and Preston Nuckois, OF TINS
CITY. started I'm the 2.29 class az the
philadelphia Driving Park last week ana
tool, the fourth heat In 2'25 IA, cutting
l,is record down three and three-quarter
seconds. and taking third money IN ield
of ton Roy ifs ON the string Of Joseph
station. of this city, who drove MN III
his race. station predicted early ~ the
season that the unsexed son of Hank
away would De likely candidate LOT
900 h0nors this season, and II begins
to look as If his prophesy would prove
true.
Tho gray eeldng Charlie C., driven by
barney Demorest started in tie 2lI class
for trottors and PAGERS on Friday at the
philadelphia Driving Park. and trotted
great and fast race. taking the last three
heats I'm 217 IA. 90 10. 900, after Sadie
H. by Prince Ouon had captured two
heats I'm 2l7 10 and 2l2 If. Charlie G.
was bred bv Winfield Leegett. OF Haf-
rieonbure. Va. and sired by Sam Purdy'
o.eo 10 dam by Davis ONalley. descen-
d7At of Revenue thoroughbred son Of
imported Trustee. IIc is now eleven years
old and has been on the turf for several
wears. each season cutting his record
down and proving himself a game relia-
bile performer during his campaigns. The
above was his first start this season
and a third heat i'm PIT IA this early Is
n grand performance. and indicates that
he As i'm fine shape. chipping, as he did.
two seconds off of his former record Of
2I9 Ia. made at Mount Holly, y. j. on
september -, 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
SWISS HUSLIN EKDROIDERIES.
Ladies' Vests.

ladies Ribbed Vests. four for 25c.
ladies' White Ribbed Vests, l2Ho.;
worth 20c
Ladies' White Ribbed Vests, &c.: worth
SIC.
Ladies' Isle Thread Vests, only 400.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21

coming his official dignity. This claim
was upheld.
A society man who knows what the cost
Of living in the fashionable world Is,
gave the reporter this estimate Of what
Mr.. Lorllard's expenses ought 10 be:
Rent ................''.''''''' 49,
Houses OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s''''''' uV'V
Eating. ..........''.'''.''''''' o'Yyy
Three daughters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l''vV
These items alone. it will be seen, come
close to eating up all Of the $4,000 and
would leave him only 5000 for pocket
money. clothes and counsel fees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
PLAIN WHITE INDIA LINEN.

Having purchased the entire stock OF a
large retail dealer wanting ready cash we
W Il DO able to offer you this week India
Linens far below real value,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
TRUNKS.

We offer 10 the trade any Trunk in stock
now at manufacturers cost Full line OF
Rountree Roller Tray.
Linen Lap busters, So. 75c. and s1.00.
Fine Corded Dimities with neat colored
figures, only II &C.
irish Lawn. 36 inches wide. 12l5c.
Figured Crepe. 81 inches wide, only 12l4c.
Colored Ground Dotted Swiss, with color
ed flowers. only 1219c. yard.
Window Shades. spring roller. Csc.
Opaque Shades, friuged. 40c ap ece. only
75c pair.
Pure Linen Corset, the very Corset for
summer use. only :l.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
ENR DYSPEPSIA,

Indigestion. and stomach disorders, take
BROWNS IRON BITrEKs.
All dealers keep 1t, 81 per bottle. Genuine hM
trade Xxx and creased red lines on wrapper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21

IN uN-~s1 the LoiN' "a '''' -
~ V FL a. Chambin, in
M\I = lFtN ~ l.,...,~e,l7 county,
KIN Nl|f t'e'''''''''
IN = HTtNtl on Thursday last
" " F'-A D --1 hv invitation
VI NJ 2. i.l mas
h u nv of 'H' ~,
II g. - tcr of t''' wei"
.t-.ermcnt. I had the
known bt'.'t on. lountoous hos
Measure ot OH. l.'r .,.... i, a rath-
....,.... attended and i''. ,,,s.
....r.I spirits Among '''0'
euas .' ..rnso mucics extend
present were t...e. whether De be
T. tac Dish. inbred. or Of that
tratuae bred @. m- SADDLE purposes.
tribe u.i ,....l.s.1u au inspection
To those OF ..'. l.... proved "a strong
OF ". ..I Interested s1.a "'D
niifa.''.. '...... .. d.. ID. Lan-aoi,g' ~
kno"H I'. v.....~ il. ana u. a. WICK
.. A", 4 D. Wood and La"IeAce
Nun. '.- Horace Bradley Ia.s. o. - H..
, i.....' t...- 49, U Lynn. James j..
7. rr.r... E. T..Irs. samuel i'O5,9
.r r cH.Hu aul others. ine parry!
t.-1.i lv Professor I..an'.l 'i' ,"I' ,''y
..'..I..t NJ H. club whose n'e..ect'@l
gu t-se .ro..I down to- the stallion
g.. I.... dinner where bo'.' Don
Trr. lr Baron Wilkes -.lo' o9' OF
h-Ire by o.ore. Wi'Nes' was i'u OUT
i...Ir. as fine as aIk.
Ns1f came l.-N.'d -.i' ~ lii5 1 ,,t..l,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
HORSES AND H0RSEMEN.
rrcKAHoE FARMERS CLUB
a,yyrRs At WITTY FARM.
.,-,., IN Training at AcoN FAr"'-Note'
y.,d.,iile. y. C.-Boy Reduces His
record Mr.. Leonard Goes North
,fE usual monthly

~
meeting OF the
Tuckahoe Farmers
club took place at
vhltby stock Farm
che home OF Mr.. H.
c. Chamblin, in
Chester6eld county,
on Thursday last
and by invitation
Of the genial mas
cor OF that WELL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
FAST BLACK INDIA LINENS.

Compare fueness and finish t. our Black
Lawn and judge if you can elsewhere ind
the match Tor less than double. Black
Plaid. Satin Stripe. in both plain and open
work from l2,5 to Csc.
COTTON HAMMOCKS, manufactured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
THE 7 OVER
Corner Second and Broad Streets.

Black and Blue Polka Dot Satin W sist,
Numbered cuffs and collar. only few sizes,
reduced TO 55c, About % Light Perosls
ones n this lot.
Ladies' Calico Waist, 43c.
Ladies Percale Waist, laundered, blue
and pink. only soc.
Cbambray Serpentins Waist, only s2.50.
Ladies' Gingbsm Aprons, with border. 200.
Butcher Aprons, extra heavy Bleached
Jeans. only soc.
SWISS MUSLIN ENBR0IDERIES.
There is nothing so cool 40 Nainsook
Dress in summer, nor anything more genteei
than black. Never have such values been
offered In Nainsook Flouncings. nor likely
to be again. These goods measure As inches
in width. and are handsomely embroidered.
They formerly sold for 75c., FL Oh aud 81. 25.
We have divided them iulo two lots-ons
Soc, the other 75o.
Best quality Sheets and Pillow-Cases at
Is per cent. less than selling price of the
material-viz
Resdy-made Sheets. size 72x9o, only $50.
PillOw-Cases size 45x36. only ljc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
boys WASHABLE WAISTS.

We have the largest assortment to be
found. twice as many rs any other two
houses combined can show Seeing is be-
lieving. Prices speak for themselves.
Fast color Merrmack Waist for boys,
pleated back AMI front. only 2jc.
Fancy Percaie Shirt Waist. 40c.
Full line of White Laundered Waists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
LACES.

We announce the greatest Lace Sale Of
the season, commencing Monday morning.
During the sale we will sell the most desi-
rable styles Of Lace imported for this SEA
selling price.
Black and White Cambria. only Sc. a
yard. for decorations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-21
Baby Carriages.

We offer extra inducements IN Baby Car
riages this week. A discount of 10 per cent.
on list prces.