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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-28

The latssi sdsloss from Honolulu tFot
tbs putle feeling there wss strsIned 70 .
pitch u uetyOus api}et e. AZ showing the
state ci Ia, iing Emobg the surportets OF
tie eGsuns government, Rev. = reno
lsbop, lhe ion Of missioosry. enc OF
the oldest meu be Leland. venerable
10 yesrs had service. is reported TO have
guue 10 su Sspspcr Office the day after
the pews Of Grefhsm letter wss ceiSet,
aud said. have always been mao oil
peses aud sm growing old, but eau
lLiok Of 10 better way 10 close l. ns aud
useful lille lh.n TO die 10 the front rank OF
II nse who viii deferd the Provisional
GoyerumeLt .saiDst the H7yslt'ts aud
their Cl.u land all T.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-28
Marriages.

81 Nrsaih.m Nsss lsse asEh tt Hpt. D e..
Mood hsubsH Ualtu sHA E3A asususvs
iiaasbiaH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-28
A. L. BOWEN,
SOUTH DORSET, VERMONT,
AUCTIoNEER .
N'' VS. 49,
Real Estate Agent.

ture uphol.trer snd rpsfrrr Mends tin, load
zinc, copper brass. Miner aud dealer Ia psluiu,
oil, wrnlsh hard oil, putty glaze, tglAss cut 10
size.l b ushhs, 10. Aiao painter, graInor aud
paper hanger. Tape leather aud rubber huuls
b new process. CleEnr tpwing q Achtnanac.
Files .sws. clarifies and soils M beet machine
oil. makes foldtr, and Hut o all kindr the MY
btst Doots, bltBdr and Windows lifted sod
carpenter work fuEc Real estate bought aud
sold aud transferred Ne agent 10 fact, II yea
want anything done hat il ID hard 20 mud mru
to do. drops me a line aud wall do the rest.
n, u, | have durint the present cfisis bought
fnmes and other goods Al Aluut one ban the.
regular prees. aud sm giyins nay os~tpmers
tho SdvsnHRe Of my luck, Goods nov aud can..
not be replaced Address,
A. l. BOWEN, south Dorset, VI.
D,c mbef 18th, 1893 3i3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-28


tIaf kHaA 'aF.r#aa
| oST.
- a ft.ltlaad pug dog ~.tbant t.a.t rsmsd
Ma sgltAhla resAfd eli b. gttpu flt his
teton e. the layaStt Oaee.
Nae L . nlRrnN
Manshfs'st VI Dee s+th lsaA agl.
NOTICE Laukng ia Me q N.tug ~ oar
y mertbsuuls uussess very soan wa ~
quest ttt piempl Ealllsuas@l "a .eeaupt due
u uA ~ THIS date Az screens wing shy a..
count sssiast 10 shouId pte's1t tbe same f,t
pa msnt ~ once
lu.FaSA e.,
Manchester CeEtte, ". pee n has SIS
\FOitCf The sBnusi meelrK OF The stock
" holders Of the Factory feiut National
hslk To- tbt purpose ~ slevunt basrd Of N
reolorH fur be upsaing wear will Do held 81 their
haukibg toouis ua Enesdsi January oh 1874 81
10 O'Clock
7. Ntt,G. Osshisr
Manchester Centre, W Dec S tsa3 3nss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-28

TIE Nrsraa Nss, sttgysfl eeali srsii
HaHt = 'Le ffmartl r. ne datsrs upaE
tn g1flea Estrhsls - iaft4ag cot ekGp
~stis rtssels sod ibs tasi n ere sAip'
YlaE ilsi' rfod act ara tie Cbessyesls
aai Oli8 so tho Natioa as3 Weslsrz
sawla hsfs liviHg sagv ~ sssitsl her
\ rs Scotia cemrct TIE Eufe It's
lu,turw ~ tne casl--vH Wtllism c
Wttny.s tfallst 81 tee lssd II ths
Nors Scotia sgaa,Sata "a looked futo,
u't tac }Ifsluss uestpsps'. lhe mafe d
ss,umcs tlt pfapauiaUs et - Jab,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-28
JOHNSON K, BUKkITT'S EsrArf.

"a Of Vermont, District u Manchester, -
BE II remembered that VI a .fssgu oi tho
probHte Court holden AZ haDctester, withln
aud for ssid District, on tbt 23rd day Of Seycm.
bef AsB 1903 tf"'".#
Present, Hos. y. X fowLEH, Judge
where's certain instrument In writing,
under seal, purportng to be the lAst VIII ana
testsmeut Of Johnson X Bnutt, lEte 81 Man
chester 10 said District dsoessed. baylng been
this day preseuted 70 ssld Count ~ Probate aud
duly filed 10 the Hegistef'. Office.
Therefore, II " ordered thnt all porsonn In.
ter, stsd IN the estate Of - dec ksod be nOtl
fed to appear before said Cont, al The Pro.
bate ONCE In Nsuches.or. an said District % the
18th day Of December, 4 b 1893, At 10 o'clock,
n, by pubho Aticb Of this order three woke
suoeessiyey previously thereto, ID tbe Man
chester JouREAL, newspaper ptiotsd al Man
chester biOresAId, TO show Gauge. any thiy
may have, Why ssid instrument IN sriuug
should rot be proved and allowed - the lssi
will and testament u the said doceAsod.s..
1khk NyME,F
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-28

I0slpH L.fIaL.Nl,jEa Esta,e.

IO5fIb lsn1LpE - Efta Y
sTa1E " YFENgsT, District u AabcheslsT.'s
Be il remem lefed. hat al q ssss1on 81 The
Probate Court holden a. Aanchtsitr, siibin aud
Tor sGid Di.tpeg. % tie l2th dsy 81 Deee mbtr
A. b. 1893
Pfessu' II x YgwLfE. Jadge. 81. N
whereas J0ssPb LggsBe, kIscutJr ~ ma
ssiAte 81 Joseph LaEeDg late u Asnas+s
tef 10 stId Distuct deceasfd, hss this day
gfssspttd ~ sat Court. HE petition 10 Sfitits
settug tofth tLttn viii b. nscessafy - Esli al
oftbs real sslate 81 snf rsoessSd for the pay.
tptpt d he dsbts ana Charges u saminisifa.
tim. ssI fesl estG being sitgAts9 ~ &An,
s4,.ttef u tife % sai y snf hsssr, snf u atH
naffi sppl eaton 81 ts4i 00tHt fuf leans "a
maze 81 saia #A ###a ~
Ia aefsd. hat Al peTs9us tiits I'D = lass
e.tsls " saIa dtgsas6d be sDttt4 p aptsAf b.
~, aid Couit Al The FTOgAts Otes 10 AAAs
rbsstsf. 10 s..d Dslfict. % The ~ az VI De-
stu.l,ef A. u. 100 A. " 'slscf " pabilea-
tlap II ILIH GfdEr. three stskH sgeEsssirly
xfsyiggs letet0 10 the kaneAestef JDUAaIL,
ss1syayef prltsd a. Manchssifr afoftsAlds ",
40. cagse II igy tbsY Hly have. phT ssIi
.lesass should BDt bs gfaLted. .... Z
slss J. T. fESh' hTEH'f'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-28

92js' Efthh, Hsnstr.
LDWARp EAlCHMpLIa Et,Arn

kTA1T ~ VERMONT Dtulct OF hkhrhesttTi -
Be itftmembeied, that stA session Of ibs
Probate Court holden at mlnche eater within and
Tor .sid District on Tho 7lh, day y: AseesSer
A. d 1893 'tM .asy,
Where's, a certain iattrnseht Ia sfNtg,
purportug to be the isst viii and tos,..
rnsnt Of EdsId I4toLeldsr, late ef Ipsrs,t
ia s.i9 District. deceased. having BEEN this ~
presented 10 s.id Court Of Probate and dply hisf
10 the heglstsrs Office. Therefore. II Ia ordered
that al persons ibteTssts 10 the estate Of SAD
deeea-sd b. moulded tOsppssr before ed Cpuu
At the Probate once 30 Manchester N aid
Dirtfiet, on the I3lh dsy Of December 4 y.
1893, al ten oalocf Ia the ioren0SD sy paslss
ton II THE order. three weeks sucgassVtf pre-
yigas thereto, 10 tho Manchester JouHkyL.
nswspaper prlntad lt hsnci sster sforssah. 70
tLO~ oanss n any fleY may have, rhy sad
tu.trumtnt IN sTiting ~ ould not he proved aud
sliU~, "a the last siil and LestAmsni dths SAD
decst sed.
sIsw y FEAk, HfglsisT,f
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-28

Rev. W. T. Her lex. while coming ont
Of the post Office OF Castleton Friday, was
struck by a ru away team. breaking both
bones OF his left leg short distance be-
low the kote, MIR. uerrick is rs years
old, and /, is feared the stock may prove
serious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01
DIR. FAUST IN FRISCO.
A Characteristic Letter IRON an Old
News" Friend.
CALIFORNIA; STRONG POINTS.


corrtir1HdeHcs Dtfrei Nsiri
eAS FKANCIsCJ, March "a, ls93.-
Here we arc NJ the Golden Gate la the
Golden State. San Francisco the
wonder OF the worlul Ia our genera.
ton transformed from a lot Of sand
bills to n beautiful city. IL has as.
ionishol the world la finance, mating
ani losing fortunes Ia q single day.
one day Lucky Baldwin male four
million dollars. This Bank Vt Califor-
MIA lost iourtcen million IN the same
length Of time, aud In few days re.
sumtd business aud II now ~ solid ~
Tue rock Of eyes. The Hiheruian
Bank has now on hand the fabulous
sum OF thlfty'tnree million dollars.
lhC city ~ gAy--lu morals equal 10
Patis. Fast seems to be the order VI
tue day with high aud low, aud every
one aims to etJ,y life.
There are many manufacturing In.
dustrts here, ana the Union Iron Mills
That have built the SIX war ships for
this cJlB; employ Twelve hundred
men. They make their own tools aud
in this department no one is allowed
but the NOfkncn ANA Objects on ac.
couni OF the many sccielB that they
posses. 1 was permitted to see the
great sights because assured tuem 1
DID not carry secrets.
MauuiaciOfies Of wooden goods have
wOrli renowned celebrity. Fruit
cannefirs Ol all kinds ars established
hrfe-c0fn, tomatoes, anu Jellirs OF all
kinds retailing Ut ten cents can. A
train VI twvuty.thfee cars went East
last month ON passenger time. There
viii be shipiui this year from
California sIN thousand car loads OF
oranges, lemons aud ciuOne. olive
oil In plenty wag exhibited ut the lair.
When We know that Utah fruits ARE
Infinitely better than these here AMI
comparatively nothing being done, the
question IL, "Wheu viii thu farmers
wake upY"
There are two objections and they
deiract very much from the climate;
they are the mosquitoes, large and
small, everywhere you 10 outside OF
the city; and thu ilca, found all over
the state. They, TOO, ure large ana
small aud very fleet OF foot Tor wingl
A professor Of llaas says they get TO be
fifteen years old. They keep society
continually stirred up. They seem to
delight IN the patlor. When you see
people shifting IN their ioAt-, crossing
their limbs or adjusting their clothing
you mpy know the spirit ct the flea Is
there II he l. MT. Tue bash:ul young
man Though he II "a very scarce
article here who knows not what 10 do
with his hands when in the presence
OF his love has plenty Of use for them
here.
Money il their god here. Without It
you have NJ standing. Churches are
small and few; 90 grcsatioDs still
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01

smaller. Seven thousand empty
hous,s. Six thousand uoctari AMI
uuncka. Two hundred bDIt.hncks.
The boot.blacks must have gone
docturing.
The Californian people trent the
Mormons well. Glad TO see them; but
the apostate Mormon does not ike 10
see ull.iieIged Mormon, from one
cause or other. IL Ia true that 1 have
been admitted 10 society that well.
known apostate Mormon can not enter.
Tnls Ia the jumping-oil place. The
end Of great expectations si'ny come
ouly TO be disappointed. No work aud
out OF money they commit suicide.
The suicides are 30 common that the
papers report them only q, u matter Of
cOurse. Many are not reported.
The Hebrew children are here. |
am incliued 70 think that when the
children Of iernei were lost IN the
wilderness many Of them i0uud their
way 10 san Francisco. To confirm
my belief you have only 90 read iheir
names. MOsts, Aaron, Rachel, Abrp.
ham. Noses? Well, should say. II
you have no lstaelitirh nJsu you have
no business In san Ffauciscu.
To the Utah farmvrs--Aurll the lat
lie Arbor bay. DO you understand tne
iull force Of the words thal hc h a
oeneiactor that causes two blades Of
grass to grow where only one grow be.
fore
How many treos will or have you
set out on that day. II you are too
late make an arbJr day VI your own.
Take q day or and do not go To the
coop store TO loaf or TO the train to see
who comes In, but get up and take
children with you aud ret out all the
trers aud shfuts you eau. Teach tue
children you are working Tor thom AMI
In your old age sit under your own
vine aud ftuit tree. Spring b now here.
Tho question Tor the farmer 10 ask
hlm-rlfls "What can plant or b " or
ptuIuce that will pay best2" ON this
matter Will say raise hUrs, turn them
In the lucernv fields uuul Iail, tneu
turn them In grain fields anu let the
hog fntteu. a farmer told mC that here
the hog was the best crop hu could pro.
ducc, fOr pork WHOLESALERS at eight and
pine cents per pound.
II. J.. FAUST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01
SWEDEN.

The jail in Nedre Kalix was burned
down.
Alderman Gustaf Kolmodin OF Visby
died at the age OF seventy years.
The city Of Gene, province of Gestrik.
land, has now $4,000 inhabitants.
Several persons were found frozen to
death not very far from the city OF
Lulea.
Neils Henrik Schollin, a prominent
manufacturer Of Karlsrona, died at the
age Of eghty'two years.
Several Finlanders living in America
have sent home 600 crowns to the
iamine.stricken people OF Norway.
Captain w. T. Unge Of the Upland
regiment, will visit the Worlds Fair for
the purpose of studying military
matters.
The aldermen OF Geneva, Switzerland,
have In the city hall OF that town hung
up large picture by the French painter
David and representing Charles MI q
Sweden. The work Of art Is highly
praised by Geneva paper
A banquet was held in Stockholm the
other day in honor OF Rev. w. Lind
holm. VINO is to visit the Swedish
baptis,s OF the United States. Rev.
l.indhom will travel in America tor d
period OF four months.
Between twenty aud thirty Swedes
have cmigrated to Congo, Africa, during
the last few months. II is noteworthy
fact that most OF the steamers ON the
Congo river are commanded by Swed-
ish officers says a Swcde, who lives
down there, and able, intelligent repre-.
sentatives Of their nationality will be
received with open arms.
In a letter to Prof Iljerne, OF Upsala,
Biornsuernc Biornson says: "Nou speak
about The desire OF Russia to obtain an
open free from ice In the winter harbor
in Norway. In this you are surely mis-.
taken. Russia does not need any new
open harbors Tor It's transit goods for Il
has enough OF them already; but II
desires a way, railway to such an one.
II Russia prefers n way to the Atlantic
TO one to the Artic ocean, ! think we
ought to accommodate her m that respect,
Rather be accommodating than keep up
continual danger-as political
weapon against the independence Of
Norway"
The women of Sweden asked for 5000
OF the 5000 crowns appropriated to the
Chicago Worlds Fair-less than one per
cent Of the whole-but even that was
fatty refused. But the women had al.
ready decided to be represented, and
the committee in charge Is making great
exertions to raise the necessary funds.
The support Of the queen has paved the
way TO many people OF wealth, who
could not otherwise have been reached,
and the royal committee, which is
responsible for the public appropriations
has at last consented to transport their
exhibits to the fair. 1t will cost about
5000 crowns to send a representative to
the fair; and this sum Is now being raised.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01

Live stock Points.

Might II not be possible, ms It were
that professors at some Of the agriculiur
nj stations spend little too much time
In experimenting whether pulvorizrd
corncobs b'sled are more fattening than
plain bean hulls raw
In the agricultural department Of the
Wisconsin university a gold medal worth
$'j Is annually given TO the student who
proves himself the best Judge OF hcav,
draft horses and mutton sheep Mr.
Ogilvic, Clydesdalo breeder. gives thi,
prize.
II two or three OF tho northwestern
states continue TO progress in live stocl,
and dairy science as they have done in
the past 10 years that section of tho
Union win presently beat tho world in
these speuialiiies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01
A POOR MANS MISFORTUNE.
lie 0aandS the PfeSidIls Genius Of
the WatcrTOrkS Department,
Aud is Told To Get up out Of "Dc
Ditch" and Go llomr.-.lic Didn't
Like to be "rappcd" for Presents.

Halt n dozen l1boring men waited
ON n NEWS reporter last night for the
purpose, they said, OF showing some Of
the operations OF the presliins genius
OF the waterworks department. First
OF all they claimed that n laboring man
named Lynch who lives On Ninth East
street had been discharged under cir.
rumstances which should be made pub.
lie. On "Wednesday last, their story
goes, the Aforesaid pt0siding genius
was very angry. He walked up
and down the trenches which
are being constructed ON East
Temple street and with lowering eye.
lids aud scowling counlcnaaee peered
into the faces OF the "'Olrce" and
murmured something about "disciI-
line" no "bsurs" aud no "smoking"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01
os9he !ap 3optE7.
Interesting News from Sweden, iurMag and Denmark

The exhibits reflect great credi, on the
Swedish women.
NORWAY.
Mrs. Maria Abrahamsdotter, Of Chris.
tiania, died at the age OF 100 years.
An ice carnival at Trondhjem had to
be postponed because II was too coldl
At a ski running match near Trond.
hicm Mr. Aslakson cleared 81 feet IN a
long jump contest.
The Chrsiiania Labor Party has re-.
quested the municipal government 10
build residences TO be rented out to
laboring men at such rates as to simply
cover the expenses.
L ward Grey acted as directed at
the rendition OF his second "ler Gynt
Suite at the Lepsig Armory the other
day. ut was the greatest triumph
which Gticg, and we might say Nor.
wegian music, ever scored IN that part Of
the world" says one who was presen, at
the occasion. The expressions OF the
press were highly sympathetic also.
A reporter OF the BcyiReJ 7agc5llH
has spent some time In Norway, making
the study Of the form Of the heads ul
the people specially. In n lengthy
article on the subject he says: Every
body, who has seen the master lbsen or
a picture OF him, knows that his head
has an angular almost globular form.
Everything is pure hardness and rcsis.
lance. And this is still more stritingly
developed In Bjornson than in lbsen.
His head looks as though chiseled out
Of the rocks Under the blonde locks,
here and there turning gray, you seelh c
red. tremendous skull. In the front the
kempt.up hair surrounds forehead,
which looks as IL 1t could so through a
wall"
DENMARK.
The Norwegian Society Of Copen..
hagen has celebrated its goth anniver
sary. It's membership is small but its
finances are in a splendid condition.
The lower house Of the riksdag has
rejected the bill making appropriations
for the representation OF Denmark at
the International naval review at New
York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
SILKS.

A full line Striped Japa-
nese Silks at soc. a yard.
Crepe de Chine, all colors,
at 81.
Bengaline silk at soc. yard.
Black and Colored Surah
Silk.
Figured japanese Silk re-
duced from Sl.25 to 69c. a
yard.
2S-inch Black japanese silk
reduced from 81 to G9c. a yard.
Black Figured Satin Ouch
essc, SID quality reduced to
$1.35.
Special values in Cream
Japanese Wash silk at 80, Is,
and 7jc.
Good value in 32-inch Plain
China Silk, all colors, at SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
THE COHEN co.
\ & DAVIS

offer for MONDAY and until
sold some of the lowest values
of the season.
40-inch Irish Lawn at &c.
yard.
Madras Cloth at 1Oc. worth
1G3c.
Corded Figured Lawn at
l2!c.
Bluc-Plaid Muslin at SIC.
worth l2!c.
Cashmere Outing at Zoe.
worth l5c.
Yard-wide Dress Percales
reduced from 124 to &c. a
yard.
All 15c. and 12Ic. Flannel
cites or Outing Cloth reduced
to Zoe.
Good Challi, sc. a yard.
Good-style Satines, 12ic. a
yard.
Canton Crepe, 124c. a yard.
Spencer Cloth at l5c. worth
25c.
25c. Wool Dress Goods re-
duced to l6Sc.
SOC. Cheviots reduced to
39c. a yard.
Changeable Dress Goods
from 90 to 45c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
.SU MINER STORE NEWS.
RICHMOND, MONDAY, June 8, 1909.

Advanced, strong, interesting
retaiing-.-the twentieth century
sort. Brave TO make losses where
they will help in general results and
proud to help Our Public to the
fruits of wide-awake buying, we
invite you to see the Big Store in
its June dress during this week OF
unusual attractions. The store
leads in beauty as in every other
respect. Monday inaugurates the
JUNE SALE OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
BATHING SUITS.

Ladies Bathing Suits-IuIl
line. Gentlemen's Bathing
Suits,all prices. Gentlemen ;
Negligee Shirts at 81, as good
as many ask you$l.j0 for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
ladies' SHIRT Waists.

Black China-Silk Waists,
with rufIled front, Sf.37, s.,
and S5.7j; Cream, Whlte,
and Light-Blue China-Sllk
Waists, rutiled fronts, s.. - ;
Lawn Shirt Waists, plated
rullle, SOC. ; Percale Shirt
Waists, ruhled, SO and 75c. !;
Calico Shirt Waists, 25c.; Per-
Gale Shirt Waists, SOC. Full
CapeWaists now 81. %; White,
Lawn Waists, with colored
embroidery, $l.19 to 1928 ;
White-Lawn Waists, with
white muslin embroidery, up
to 1919. Fauntleroy Collar and
Cuffs, Is, 10, and 25c. per set,
combinations blue and pink
with white. Children's Muslin
Caps, full assortment sizes and
prices.
LEVY s. DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
THE COHEN co.

a-Brac solve the question of what
to give. We're overstocked, so
halve the prices, hence you can
afford something handsome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

Outing things
Hsmmocks, 42c and more.
Tennis Kacquots. 3 30 and more.
Croluet, Csc. and more.
Small Camp Chairs. Zoe.
Oil-Stovcs. Gas-Sioyes for homo.
700 ENGRAVINGs. 20 subjects. three styles
Of frame, i2Isx15ls inches. lgc.
And that's the least interesting price Gus IN
art bits
- pictures are silS.
s. pictures nrs sl.9S.
o. pictures are s2.o5.
Csrved-osk frames, with large mat for cabinet
800 more pairs Of e5c. ROLLER SKATES to
sell NJ $40.
300 dozen banded imported WINE GLASSES,
$3.50 n doZen-AOnday 81.
PARLOR LAMPS, brass foot, decorated tount
md shade, 3D..
After-Dinner COfFEEs. French china with
India decorations, half the usual-l0c. for
cGD and saucer.
= ChilIren's CUP and SAUCER, motto or deco
rated, Sc.
. crates decorated TEA PLATES, s14o 9
dOZen-M Jniay 11c.
French china CUPS and sAUCERs, thrss
shapes, white. s2.5O-Monday sl.29 n dozen.
Individual BUTTRRS, white. l2c. dozen from
Soc. Decorated, SIC. from Csc.
Breai-Cu,ting Boards, prettily carved, Mon
day 2Jc.
Pastry Boards, I4x2O. toc.
2l-inch Maple Wood Trays, Pc.
1O-inch N0pte-NOOd Ice-boVls, 30.
No matter now hot the kitchen-ill this glass
ROLLING-PIN with les aud your pastry 10
"a fakey ne IN winter. 25c. 10 introduce
FRevol7ing-hAndie ROLLTNG-PlNS. &c.
MINDOW-BKU SHES, 25c. from 40.
Fibre BUCKETS, with new inner lining 27c.
for J0r. sort.
1a-incn WOODEN SPOONS, 30
6-fo0t STEP-LADDEk, 1Jc.
7-foot Stop-Ladder, Soc.
Basement.
Never has store news 50 crowded
US this year. We simply stop with
less than half told.
THE COHEN co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

No matter what sort of weather
or trade conditions, our SILK de-
plrtment is busy. These values
explain Why--
Iwo-Tonc Tafo:s nnI Sarah, been Soc. and
81. Monday GGr.
fl.lD Fancy silks arc Sl.25.
Hanl-Mnde White lniis, best OF o9c. values,
45c Blscs the same.
2S-'uch India Tor JJc-no matter II u was
%
B'rcx Gros-Graln roc, or tho sisj grade for
Main Aisle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

For this occasion have gathered thousands Of garments which
along with the regular STOCK offered at prices we've never ap
he'd
The herald., 1893-06-13
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80 Church Ext Society NJ y Church,
interest by reason OF mortgage
given by simpson M Y Church
Tor the sum OF $4,000, record
ed in book 297, page 96 of
mortgages, records OF Los An
gcles county, California, lot
10, block % and north 40 feet
lot o, block %, and south "a
feet OF north half OF lot y,
block %, Huber tract .,.,...,. 103 OF
rs Cleveland, E X, interest by rea-
son OF mortgage given by
Albt G Armbuster for the sum
OF R2Ob, recorded in book 312,
page ~ of mortgages, records
Of Los Angeles county, Callfor-
mia. lot 26, block Q, Kohler and
Frohling tract t.,,.......,,...... 2 II
rs Clinton, E NJ and M Il T A. heirs
OF A w Francis, guard. interest
by reason of mortgage given by
Geo MoIain for the sum OF
$24, 800 recorded in book 302,
page g3 of mortgages, records
OF Los Angeles county, Califor-
MIA, 80 feet on east side Of South
Main street, bet. Second ana
Third streets, bounded north by
Newmark, south by Casagnc,
east by Ward, Bentley and Ilar-
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