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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10
WHITE GOODS DEPT.

20 pieces India novelties. Chicago
price 15c-a Chicago store made a
great run on them for one day only
at 12!c: we will sell them all day
Wednesday, if they last, at &c yard.
See them in our large west window
on Tuesday.
On Thursday afternoon from to
4 o'clock, one hour only, we shall
sell one case of our famous dress
challies at &c yard. See window
on Tuesday.
This week we place on sale 20
pieces of Satin stripe Gloriana, former
price 15c, now 10c.
A big 15c line of fancy, light
ground satines at a hot weather
price-10c.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10
DEATH TO DOGS.
Mayor Medill Issues Timely Ordcr-A
Precautionary Move.

Mayor Medill, in view of the mad
dog occurrence of Saturday. has in
structed Chief Sexton to order his
men to put to death all dogs sus-
pected of having been bitten by the
dog that created such disturbance
last week. In compliance with this
Officer Long this morning shot one
dog that was bitten, and the officers
have others on their list.
There are many who believe
that the mayor ought to
order all dogs muzzled at once
and thus prevent any further
spreading of the dread disease.
While Mayor Medill thinks there is
no occasion as yet for such stringent
measures, it would certainly be the
safest ian after al.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10
Notice.

The officers and members of Noble
lodge No. l, A. 0. L. w. will meet
at their hall at 10 o'clock a. m. on
Tuesday, July II, to attend the flu
neral of our late, brother, n. w. New
berry, who died at Lincoln, Neb.,
July Z. The remains arrived at Rock
Island this morning. Interment
from the First Baptist church. The
members of sister lodges are cordial
ly invited to attend.
JOHN HUTCHINGs, NJ. w
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10
River Riplets.
The Mary Morton went north.

The Mary Morton went north.
The 10 Long brought down eight
strings of logs.
The Saturn came down with 1G
strings of lumber and the C. W.
Cowles with eight.
The stage of the water at Rock Isl
and bridge at noon today was $50;
the temperature was 80.
The Satellite, Irene d and Verne
Swain came down. and the +. c. A.
Denkmann, Irene d, 10 Long, Lum-
berboy, Kit Carson and Verne Swain
went north.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10
PUBLIC PROJECTS.
A Number for Improvement
Association Action.
MEETING CALLED THIS WEEK

President jackson Urges the Attendance
Importance to the City May Receive
Proper Observation-Disclosures Grounds
NJ w. 4. Ofices-The Glass Factory.
President Jackson, of the Rock
Island Citizens improvement assoc
citation, has prepared a special circu-
lar to the members of the association
urging their attendance at a meeting
to be held next Thursday evening at
the rooms in Mitchell & Lvnde's
block. The association has cQnsid-
cradle important work on hand that
should be looked after. and it is
hoped that the presidents appeal
will be met by aresponse on the part
of all the members. The winding up
OF the Columbian matter, the bring
ing of the head offices of the Modern
and the glass factory situation are
all projects of the utmost Importance
demanding action on the part of the
association and its committees.
The Columbian Grounds
As regards the Columbian tract, the
association should render the COM
mittee in charge all the aid. possible
in the disposition of it. The land
will soon be put on the market, and
unless some steps are taken look
| ing to the reservation OF
part Of it for park purposes
the eastern portion. of the city
will lose its only opportunity to Sc
cure such advantages. As all our
public mprovements of recent years
have originated with the Improve.
ment association, it may be ex-
pected to take the initiative in urg.
ing upon the city, which has always
co-operated with it. the dcsirability
of purchasing block of the Colum.
bian tract for park purposes. The
ground may be readily adapted tC
such designs, and the people of that
part of the city need and deserve 8
breathing place of this kind. The
columbian grounds alone afford it.
The NJ. W. A. Officers.
1t is important too, that steps be
taken looking to the fultillment O.
the associations pledge with refer,
ence to the moving of the head office:
of the NJ. W. A from Fulton to Rocl
Island. Now that all legal obstruc
lions are practically removed a com
mittee should be sent to Fulton Il
seek n dissolution of the injunction
the and speedy removal of the office
as ordered by the Omaha convention
The Glass Factory
1t behoOves the association to dc
something in view of the closin!
down of the Rock Island glass facto
~ and the threatened loss of this in
dustry. The association has for on
of its chief aims the encouragement
o new industries. 1t should ais
foster and save to the city those al
ready established here
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10
In the HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
MONDAY go I 100 DOZEN
TUESDAY $40 I.r,r1
THURSDAY 9-1o II = 0o;n
FRIDAY 80 pQn
SATURDAY go LII Il | I'LL

If they last. The price is ridiculous,
the quality good. Only one hour
each morning. Be prompt,
A big lot of children's mix hose,
sizes 5 to 81, regularly 6, s and Zoe,
will be on sale Monday morning at
sc pair. A number of other snaps
in our hosiery department this week
and now is the time to lay in your
summer supply.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10

\ special train will leave the c., X.
|. & p. depot at 1:45 p. m. daily July
18th, 18th, 18th and 18th. for the
Davenport Mile Track. Returning
this train will leave the track after
the last race and run through to
Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10

This is the year for visiting
nr renewing old acquaintances.
Probably most families will en-
terrain, this summer, friends and
relatives they haven't seen for
many years.
If, therefore, you want a new
chamber set for the spare room,
a new dinner set for the table, or
new knives, forks or spoons, let
me remind you that can supply
those wants. You'll be surprised
to find how cheaply.
e.. NJ. LOOSELY
Crockery Store,
Ie1S Second Avenu,
Rock Island
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10
Card of Thanks.

The family and relatives of the
late Mrs. Anna Peters desire to ex-
tend their thanks to friends and
neighbors for acts of kindness and
sympathy in their late sorrow.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10
HAMMOCKS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST

and profit to you as well. Fabricated
leather lunch boxes with neat strap
handle, a soc article. for 33c-Some-
thing new and just the thing to carry
Worlds fair lunches in.
Valises, travelling cases and tele-
scopes, indispensable for Worlds
fair use at 20 to 335 per cent below
the prices usually asked.
An immense assortment of all
kinds of fans from &c up. You can't
but be suited.
In our jewelry store the ladies'
Columbian watches are going fast,
Sterling silver and silverine cases
with genuine Waltham movements.
guaranteed. Sterling silver berry
spoons, soup ladies, lettuce forks,
berry forks, the latest in olive spoons,
bon bon scoops and a fine selection
of teaspoons, all in complete assert
ment and the latest revised prices
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-10
TRI-CITY CONGRESS-
The Regular Meeting at Killers
Hall Yesterday.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR ELECTED

J,
NJ. j. kremer Lectures on "The Co-opera
tive Farmer"-Other Delegates Make Re
Manifestations Reports on Labor Mat
Strikes Heard From
AT the regular meeting of the Fri
City Labor congress at Killers hall
yesterday afternoon, NJ. j. Kremer.
of Davenport, delivered lecture on
The Cooperative Farmer. - in which
he opposed the stand taken in re-
cent speech delivered before that
body. that the single tax would allie
waite the farmer. He claimed on the
contrary that it would make his con-
ditiOn even worse than it now is.
The remedy proposed by the speaker
was organization and unity of effort.
The address brought out remarks by
several delegates.
Various Report.
The committee appointed to see the
boss carpenters in Rock Island re-
ported having met the latter. The
report was received and the commit
tee discharged.
Andrew Lindgren, of Moline, re-
ported that the hustling committee
has done nothing as vet toward or
ganizing the saw mill operators. NJ
w. Battles, of Rock Island, stated
that it had been impossible as yet to
get the men together.
DR.. Lindley reported that the hod
carriers TOR bricklayers and the hod-
carriers tOr plasterers in Davenport,
who had been at outs, had settled
their difficulty by agreeing to form
separate unions.
Officers Elected.
The TO lowing officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President-Dr. c. T. Lindlev, Dav-
export.
Vice-President-M. j. Kremer,
Davenport.
Recording Secretary-E. f. Zieg-
Ter, Rock Island.
Financial Secretary-H. Rindler,
Davenport.
Treasurer-M. W. Battles, Rock
Island.
Trustoes-A Fersch, Davenport,
A. LindCren. Moline; George Redick,
Rock Island.
Stats ician-F II. McDuf, Daven.
port.
Sergeant-at-Arms-Charles Ship
ley. Rock Island
Printing Committee-C. s. Baird
II. W. Philips, Davenport; +. f
Ziegler, Rock Island.
Delegates Admitted.
Two lady delegates were taken il
from the Davenport Typographical
union, being the first members OF the
fair sex to enter the congress.
An invitation was accepted to at
| tend the picnic of the Davenport CT
gar makers at Washington park OF
Sunday next.
The Davenport street laborer. who
was discharged by the street super
intendent. and charged by him Will
being saloon hummer, wrote a let
ter denying the charges and offering
evidence.
A verbal report was received in re
gard to the plumbers strike in Rocl
Island, showing that Blake q Burk,
and Rosenfield Bros had come out al
union employers.
The matter of the strike in the
Plowman printing Office in Moline
was reported upon, but the Typo
graphical union will not ask the aiC
of the congress at present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

c. In,nnc Methodist Ihnrch.

The St. James Methodist ~Sunday-sehooi
had their Christmas festival on FRIDAY
tint AT their rooms. corner twenty
ninth and Clay streets. The mouse "ds
crowded with the parents ana i,ieiius ~
the scholars. 4 very attractive PIo-
e ere was rendered by the children
C1a"s Nr. Herbert Lipscomh,
ooas,eto5 bv Grandfather. Mr.. Charles
@' crew. distributed candies ana Irut US
thirteen children received prizes ,Sr
.-.t.naanco. which were prcsentet 20 INC
,asoiors nv The pastor, Rev. II. p. Mitch
I'll The Superintendent, Mr.. A. b.
Gu ~o,rl~m was presented with a com
mentary by the school. oo,rr
Tbere viii be a very important meeting
IF tne church this evening at $3.50 O'Clock,
- which ,ime the stewards VIII repVio
10 n.rmaacnt name for the church' AN
1Le ,,nitv VIII be given n desiring
4 ~ connect themselves with the new
church 10 do 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

KELLEY.-Died. Mt his residence, Fair
mouut. Heurico county. at l1.31 O'Clock,
December 2Gth. JAMES >. KELLEY, in
the ffty-fourth year Of his age.
Dearest brother, thou hast left US,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But lis God that hath bercft US;
He can all our sorrows heal.
YET again we hope 10 meet thee.
When this day Of life Is He'd.
And in heaven with joy to greet thee
Where no farewell tears are shed.
BY his Brothers and Sisters.
FUNERAL at EMANUEL church, Hanover
county. WEDNESDAY Mt / T.. NJ. He
leaves Il wife and ten children 70 mourn
their loss. He was Il DEVOTED husband, Il
loving brother, q kind and gentle father.
HOPKNS-Dled at her fathers resi-
dence. 2Gl4 east Grace street, Friday, De
cember 3oth. ut II A. NJ, HATTIE W.
eldest daughter Of Joseph A.. Hopkins;
Funeral from Third Christian church,
correr Twenty-sixth ana Marshall streets,
SUNDAY, January 1st, at 3 l.. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

,or - fehension Of Christs
relations TO all hy" " '"' OLD.
NJ ci', ,./crsai-Tuesday. Janu-
ary "a ~1arIr tbs manifestation OF
rho Sn,,,, g., ,/r. for a more humble
90 dn,nc,, Of the Word; for the
1ncre,s~ ~ land the spirit OF unity:
r., a ,,r~a Eckeasion Of the mission
of ~ rrnnr,t or q more faithful witness
arsfnsf c~r,/for a more eager looking
o. Ca,,ts. {lorious appearance. Acts
t.e Ac,s Il. John 5.3). Tit. 213.
N,o,tooo A. their MISUNDERSTANDING
Tarrorg 4 Prayer That all IN authority
~ rcc H. their responsibility 10 God.
nat la/may be enforced: that class
and N a~ntipathios and prosecutions
nov H.; that the liquor, opium and
$50 Snc may be abolished; thai drunk
mr-Amnuiity and gambling may cease;
fbotSc relations OF capital and labor
MAJ brought under the law Of Christ.
~ making haste TO be rich" ana
! NV Of id,ufy may be arrested: that
aSnCcdcd reforms may be advanced:
n tic Columbian Exposition NAV no
Fctidcd 20 the promotion Of the King
I'm OF Christ, ! Tim. Ella. Gal. 32S
Rom. 1917. Nal. 3:l3-lS.
1 Foreign Misslon8-Thursday. January
,th-praise For missionary progress: FOR
he "volu.tccrs' in the institutions of
.carnf9g. Ps. G.. Matt. 22.t9. %. Rom
I1t-l7. Prayer: For missionary societies:
increased missionary spirit, co-opera-
ION ana contributions; for missionaries
and thlir helpers; for native churches
and th.ir pastors: for secret believers:
FOR III conversion Of Jews. Mohamme-
lans ind heather, for increased recogni-
iorA Z the oneness OF the race. Ps.
80. %. Nal. i.2. Eph. 3:s.
Home Missions-Friday. January 9Th
rr9ic; For increasing appreciation of
nee. ana obligation. Acts 2.i1-f7. Prayer:
pastors. missionaries and other la
boz frs; for the hcathcn at our doors; for
rural districts and neglected city
p pulaions. that a divine urgency may
pei 70 effort therefor; for increased
htlstiau comfy. Acts 4:f3-3l. ! Cor.
oli. Eph. 1910; 413.
Families and Schoo.s-Saturday, Janu-
1th-frayer: For Increased sanctity
II th" married relations; for systematic
instruction in the home. and for
more general observance Of family wor-
hip; fo~ parents. children and servants,
hat in their mutual relations they may
'bey the teachings Of Christ: for the
reservation and Increased efficiency Of
public schools: for the o%utpouring
II the Holy Spirit upon teachers and
carriers in all schools. colleges, seminal
and universities. and upon Sunday
schools and religious societies of young
nen and young women. Deut. 6:l-7.
Mark l0:l3-22. Prov. 4:13-27. Deut. 21S-2l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE.
Twelve Years of blished Merit.
ANoTy OF WARNING.
TO THE PUBLIC.

-
As a matter Of justice to ourselves and
to the reputation OF DR.. Leslie Il. Kee-
ley's Double Chloride OF Gold Remedies
for the cure OF the liquor. opium. NOR
phlne and tobacco diseases and neuras-
thenia, we warn the public that these
remedies are used by no institution or
sanitarium In the United States except
those established By our company under
the uniform name OF The Kelley lnsti-
tute."
All others claiming TO Use our remedies
are aud end iUipostors.
We have now sixty Keeley Institutes
established In various parts OF the United
States, where the Kelley treatment Is
administered and the Kelley remedies
sold. We, however. caution all TO ex-
anime well and know that they are deal
ing with genuine representatives author
lied by us before taking treatment or pur-
chasing remedies.
The fraudulent establishments use the
name of pBi-Chlorlde Of Cod" or similar
titles. The newspapers 10 not discrimi-
nate sufficiently TO know tina, they are
imitators, and so put down az accidents
occurring AT such establishments as b Ing
ISought about by the Ke ley treatment.
This Is a matter OF much concern TO US,
and hence this warning.
Respectfully yours.
THE LESLIE r.. ktEbEA ".
CURTIS !. JUDD, sec'y and Treas.
Dwight, H.. Nov. II. lS,2.
The Kelley Institute at Ashland IL the
only Kelley Institute In the state of Viz
GINA. Don't be misled by M false
representations 10 the contrary.
Ashland is sixteen miles from Rich
mond, on the Atlantic coast Line. and Is
the principal town in Hanover county.
The accommodations OF the Institute are
ample. and gentlemen need not hesitate
TO come. The institute has competent
medical service. and the treatment IS
identica. with that employed al Dwight.
III. The Institute has a fun supply or
DR.. Keeley's "Treatise on Drunkenness
and the Opium Habit for, free d s'ribu-
ton. We invite the public to accept the
offer In the hope that all Virginia people
NAV be informed uDon the subject. Ad-
dress KELLEY INSTITUTE,
Ashland, Va.
~ ~ ~ T~D Nf1n.Uor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
4 Christmas Ulster.

lost evening the Richmond c~orrespon.
aont of the New York dramatc papots
Trrscntea Mr.. Peter Jackson the VcteiH"
-doorkecpcr of the Theatre, WIN an tbe
CANT ulster. The eiit came ~ The
t.,otie Times; Pizzini. of the clipper;
- - seal. OF the Dramatic News anu
~ 9 Neol, OF the Dramatic Mirror .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

We are showing some artistic patterns in DAMASK TABLE
ar OTUS and NAPKINS. Some of the finest productions OF the
French and Irish looms.
Fine HUCK TOWELS, in plain and notified fringe and hem
stitched. ranging in price from zoe. to Sl0O apiece.
UUCK TOWELS from Zoe. upwards.
REMNANTS of Table Damask, Crash and Towels at very
low prices.
Are YOU in need of a few suits of UNDERWEAR for the cold
weather? Try some Of our non-shrinking garments and keep warm.
Have received a NEW STOCK of our Custom made LAUN-
DERED. UNLAUNDERED and NEGLlGEE SHlKIS.
VNLAUNDERED SHIRTS at SOC, 75c. and S100.
LAUNDERED SHIRTS at S100 and SIPS.
Best NEGLIGEE SHIRT ever offered at ST. 90 and some twenty
STYLES 70 select from, made of the best material and every one fast
colow; perfect fitting.
mtuutht
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
MARRIAGES.

Married. on We'd
ncsIay morning. December, 2Nih, AT II
O'clock. at the residence Of the brides
mother. Mrs. T.. Y. Glitter. No. 30f Gray
street. Mr.. WILLIAM 5. LOCKErT. of
Richmond. Va. and Miss BESSIE CHIT
TER, CT Dlnyille, DR.. Alex. Mtrtin OIL
ciating.
N nnrIr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

c,r main in The stomach. collie and
- morbns there is npthing better
80, chamser,ain's Cole. lcholera anu
D'@m..ooo pemcay. For sale by owens q
L.nor Drug Company. iof' east Ma'"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
a Time Expired.

Yesterday afternoon the ume eSt,rea
h@i been allowed 70 the holders
Of %'' Virginia STATE bonds. outside CT OF those hose
colt11 fnr new bonds under the Olcott
restiement. About 100000 worth o, s1 ,sa
.ecuritics have been received !"
Second Auditor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
A Statement.

The suit instituted AGAINST the Bergner
e. Engel Brewing Company in the "ircJit
court for 800 by Mr.. Brock is presnma-
bly for damages which he tries to claim.
The accident resulted through his own
carelessness by a collision Of his wagon
with ours about a year ago.
CHARLES f. LOEFFLER.
Manager the BerGner & EnSel Brewing
COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
MANCHESTER GERMAN.
qHE CHRTSTMAS DANCE GIPFN IN
THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE.
About Thirty Couples Other
Amuscmcnts in Our Slater City-Per-
sonal and General News Notes.
aAScursTSn BURr.v BrcHMoNp TIMES, |

"
hANchfSISh btRrAu hlcHMoND TINES.
iI@i HULL SlRfEF' bfAft'F MOCK.
tn Christmas german Of the Manche
ter German club was given Friday nirl
,ho N,c,,tc To.,cto
Al mi'"'E"' nn No.''cn' supper wa
s'iNe' m '"e "iihhs nall AFTER whio
dcuciug was resumed. and it was 2.
,.clort whom tac merry marty 6,s,oreo.
'"''' WI" '"~''' NV s." eAA'y Soupit
present.
Among those present wore. Nissee IL,
ri,rsc cor,~,.so woi,i~.~ ,fo,.to coo,,
t. r.n.u Tt.r~,rr ISM Sf,yn 1fs1s,
rarao Brooks. carrie Vadon. Annie Ma
Turpin. Stella Brooks. Alean Lacy ANN
Parker. I.ayiria N.3en. Ioua Nfavo Ntl
nio Lee nrcwrv. Kate Drewrv. Gesy
Cfl. Agnes Walker. Minnie Weislf
Elise Tavlar. Nacele Walden. Mo
Etshop. Mildred Garncft. Maud II
son. cas- Gol.sby. Amelia Pilson. .fsc
aud Airs. John al. Ingram. Air. audSrs'
IT, W. Melsiecr. Nr. and Airs. a. Sfaicy
robertson. Sir. and A7is. AZ. j.. IN
NJ. oud Mrs. D. -. Walden. Mr.. ~ MIS-
j. r. Prison. Dr. and Mrs. T. y. 49,
SIR. ani Airs Andrew Sacllrs Mr;
.ad Nf~ Augustine Royal,
IrS. GEORGE b.. Car. Mrs. Iuf
Joseph Walker. A-ls. preWry. p. l%T-
f.r Miss jtr"lo Hatcher,
Iaitts'1. Airs. A".o. AIRS.
Hrs 'oiin ". At'i1fton az 60 ~
D"el. tci" '"'t' Nv lrriend
Green Is. q. jam. w. W -
.'' i--' .rtcr u q
e"' II " Vo1e,
-E = patc1 II
r'.",'; VI" D. ~ PicberrieT
f.'.. Is I'm p,li,aw
"+..- E,,n.U s1fr@l
t-.t ~, fren. P.icc. cha
~F,r and .otte
. ~ Friday richt az
..,o,s.. tso D. Il tlI suburban r. ST.
s.~.o .e 1r-' p. g.. ! tue. at Forest Iihl.
Ithe evening was most
-..+e.r.tv e..r-f
,,-.-, present were: Misses
n.1.. boa.Ie. fma Owens, Lizzie Ander-
, Susie rros Blanche ChalElet. Mat
-a N.-r.ma Katie Baird. Lille Baird,
Mabel Tror4 Marian Bcattie, Pauline
raltt.e anal I.ssrs. Ernest CnalNey,
E3's Err Henry Walden, Robert
Iqf-f. Dal a Wright. Raymond Pilson,
Tr.feri.k. 10. Ieattie. john ApscOmb.
l.n. ws'E.. Gus Coolsby. Ache VIII
hanson John Hawkins, Lac Fendley,
l.l-.as Ieatde. Russell Eca>ue, Miller
Merchant. r.. J.. Eatkins. r.. ~. Woodail,
R j.. brown and Mesdames X i. W.
He-tus and Il. C. heatte.
There viii oe pu'ic speaking IN the IN
-e~est q ne 11l4'r Vaei Oh Ghl'eo
An. .-n -e.."I'-a -I' "i7"C al
odt-felo"s HaH those Interested IN
the order are re4"estet De present
a -"F.D.aA WI. De MADE Il AALLt AOIIL4A-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
zee Straus.

Lee StralS,
Wholesale Rubber and Leather GOODS.
Iu6 eat Main street, +. o.. Box ZIG
Richmond, Va, Jan. J, 1893.
Dear Sirs.-Having succeeded the late
firms of STRAUS, REINHARD x CO..
Wholesale Rubber Goods and JAMES
RIVER TANNING AND LEATfiER
COMPANY. Leather and Findings, shall
continue the above business I'm all its
branches with Increased facilities for fill
ing all orders promptly.
Thanking you for past faVors bestowed
and soliciting a continuance Oh the Saihe'
Respectfully,
p.on. Ken jal-Gt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

We desire to return thanks 70 our many
friends and patrons for their assistance
and patronage during the past yc2r. We
shall strive most earnestly during the
present year 10 give entire satisfaction TO
all who shall entrust us with their bust
ness and confidence. Wishing TO all a
glad, happy and prosperous New Year.
APPERSON & POLLARD.
Real Estate and Loans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

Having bought out interest or II. J..
WAIKER In above firm. / WI conduct the
odyertising specillty and novelty business
in ali It's branches under name OF ii. n.
PRICE, JR.. AZ GO. pr,c,, III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

In withdrawing from above hrm desire
AND benrtiIy recommend the new nrta Oh
ri. n. PRICE, JB., ~ co. who VIII supply
their wants. ~ -. "<ALNH"
in1.lfe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
Phone 800.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

The firm Of WALKER & PRICE have
this day dissolved by mutual consent by
Withdrawal or u. l.. WALKER
ID. l.. WALKER,
ii. ". PRICE, JR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
FouRQuREAN, PRIcE & Co.
Silks and VdVGb --VdVGb and Silks
ON MONDAY, JANUARY z, 1898,

we will display one of the most Complete and Elegant lines of Shu
and velvets ever offered for inspection to the ladies of Richmond,
consisting Of
BROCADED SATIN DUCHESS, in all the new tints and effects
CRYSTAL BENGALINES, in all the new shades.
CHANGEABLE AND FIGURED SILKS in endless variety.
One of the principal fabrics used this season is Velvet in Combi-
nation. of which OMBRE and GLACE PLAIN VELVETS, in COM
nIimentarv colors. are the accredited novelties for truly elegant eve
ming and dinner gowns.
We are also showing a full line of CRYSTAL BENGALINES
in evening colors at the low price of 60c. per yard.
Our stock of JAPANESE GRAPES is now complete, embracing
light blue, Nile, lilac, cardinal and all the new shades, only SOC.
per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
FOR DYsfEfsfA.

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