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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-27

W. e also desire to state that
consisting of Silk Umbrellas, v
$50. to $500 per pair; Silk H;
to $500 each; Gents Hose, fl
S.. SO per pair; Neckwear, all
eyes of the most fastidlous.
Texarkana, Toxas, Decem
sua-~z.uuruss-s-lluaaallll....
Miss Wallace Moore, the charming
guest of Miss Nellie Estes, leaves for
her home in Kentucky this week.
Messrs. J. p. Hull and w. f. Ander-
son, both we'll known mill men, were
in the city yesterday from Boggy.
II, McGough and j. H. Hall, of Will
ton Ark, were exchanging greetings
with their Texarkana friends today.
j. B. Sellers, of Lonoke Ark, was
one of the visiting faces to be seen
on the streets of the city yester-
day.
Hon. NJ. V. Tompkins, the talented
attorney of Prescott, is passing the
day in the city, guest at the Huck-
ms House.
Mr.. John Smith, formerly of this
city, and now editor of the Bearden
Oracle, spent the holidays with friends
in this city.
Mr.. Ed. Gee, well known mer-
chant of Prescott, came down last eve
ming and is looking after business mat
tcrs in the city today.
Master Pat 'rorrans, one ofIhe DEM
ooRAT's trusty carriers, is spending the
holidays with his aunt, Mrs. Capt
Bywaters, at Paris, Tex.
Several of the fair visitors who have
enlivenod the social circles Of our city
during the holidays, will return to
their several homes during this week.
Mrs, j. Il. Mersereau aud children,
Of Tyler are visiting Mrs. Mersereau's
mother, Mira NJ. G. BurkhNrt, who
has been quite sick for several days,
hut is now improving.
The Estes-Carter nuptials, at the
First Pre- by tcrian church tonight,
promises to be most elegant affair
and will be Witnessed by numerous
guests, from this and other cities,
The most charming commedienne
on the American stage Hettie Bernard
Chase will greet you with smiles and
laughter at Ghio's opera house to-
night, don't fail to see her, admission
ouly 25 and so cents.
''r s,s war u gagug! tor "cof NerSe'
Good dry wood, all lengths, both
oak and pine, for sale by A. W. Stew
Gus, at Rose Hill brick yard, 912
Fresh oysters, of the best quality,
are received daily at f. Kleiu's, next
door to Turner Bros. IT,
Jewery Christmas presents at Louis
IIeilbron's, the leader of cheap prices.
1914
Do not fail to examine and price the
large stock of Fine Jewelry and Dia-
monds carried now by Louis He'll
hron. l2-A
Oakes' Candies, the finest in the
market, are kept constantly on hand
at G. IL. Barolle n Cos, ll-l5
FoR RENT "A nice two.story usiX
room house-ouLhouses and garden.
Apply to E. +, Burk, or Smith
Drug Co, l2-l6.f
Sharpe e. Jordan, Fashionable hat
ters. Specialties in soft roll, crush top
Stetson's aud Roelof derbys; sole
agent for YoumNn.
All brands Of whiskies, wines, etc,
are going at reduced sale, at }, Lon
ginotti's Palace Saloon, when bought
in quantities of one pint or ove~.
1916
If you feel weak
and all worn out bake
BROWN S IRON 6TPIERS
Bear in mind that the Texarkana
Ice Co. have all kinds of coal, which
will be delivered TO any part of the
city, tree Of drayage, at lowest market
prices. Telephone No 30 10 rs
Awarded highest RI
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-27
sorder Of Eastern Star.

Border Chapter No. 81, Order Of the
Eastern Star meets at Border
Lodge room. on West Broad street, on
the second and fourth Tuesdays Of every
month. at and o'clock p. M, respect
lively. Mrs. SARAH l.. BERLiNER,
G. w. CAsfEEI., w. NJ. N ID. q. M.
Secretary.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-27

Mrs. j. +. Mcrsereau aud children,
of TYLER, are visiting Mrs Mersereau's
mother, Mira NJ. G. Burkhart, who
has been quite sick for several days
hut is now improving.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-27

The Estes-Carter nuptials, at the
First Pre- by tcrian church tonight
promises to be most elegant affair
and will be Witnessed by numerous
guests, from this and other cities.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-27

Rip Van Winkle slept only twenty
years to wake and find things on this
Mundane sphere very much changed.
"Niobe", IN the comedy of that name,
has had a nap of over three thousand
years aud wakes up, upon contact with
a modern electric wire. Naturally,
therefore, she can give old Rip points
as to her experiences and then leave
him at the post, as it were, "Niobe"
will appear al Ghio's Opera House on
Saturday evening Dec 80,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-27
LO- Al NEWS.
SMOKERS, ATTENTION.

w. L. Toland is here from Stamps
today.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-27

Opium n,bi, eored by Dr.. Miles Neryms.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-27

Master Pat 'rorrans, one ofthe DEM
ocRAT's trusty carriers, is spending the
holidays with his aunt, Mrs. Capt.
Bywaters, at Paris, Tex.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-27

E.P. Francke was registered from
st. LOUIS Yesterday.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-27

J. c. Conner. of Dallas, is spending
the day in the city.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-27

Several of the fair visitors who have
enlivened the social circles of our city
during the holidays, will return to
their several homes during this week.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-27

E'S WlNr OE CAkUUI tor W coB Nerves
49, r'-'-1 ssaoN-s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
The Convention Hall.

Now that the Fourth of July is past and
our people ore settling down to business
for that brief period which will intervene
before most Of them take their summer
vacations. we expect soon to hear that the
City Democratic Committee has been
called together for the sole and undivided
purpose of arranging for the meeting here
of the State Democratic Convention Oh
august nth.
This is 4 subject worthy of earnest at
tention. The convention is going 10 be
che largest ever held in Virginia. and we
SHOULD give 1t better meeting place than
Armory Hall. To say that the convention
Is 10 be held in that hall is to SAY that it
ehall sit in cramped quarters and that no
spectators will be admitted, since proyl-
sion must first DO made for seating l.6lO
delegates. hundreds of alternstes. a band
of musicians. and many scores Of report
vrs and distinguished visitors
There Is not another city in the Com
vuonwealth which, If honored with the
convention as We have been, would not
ioyfully go to the trouble and expense OF
building o wigwam for it. Will Richmond
prove TO be less public-spirIted We say
uo-emphatioally no. But 1t is now time
20 20 10 work collecting money. &c.
We do not know that q wigwam will be
necessary here. lift is we undertake to
say that the Messrs. YESABLE, of Peters
burg, who own the square Of ground on
Main street diagonally opposite the site OF
she Jefferson Hotel. popularity known as
the Penitcntisry Spring lot, will give its
use free Of charge. We speak from
knowledge Of their party spirit exhibited
throughout their lives, aud without having
beard word from them on the subject.
II we do build . wigwam. we should
make it large enough TO seat 1000 or 5000
people in it.
II we do not determine in favor of a
wigwam SuELBuRsE's Warehouse will be
the next best place. 1t Will seat nearly
three thousand Ave hundred people. and
Is well ventilated and centrally located,
being only two squares from the DispArcu
ofice. II Is on Canal street between the
Uallsgo Mills and the Tobacso Exchange.
According to our calculation more than
2.0oo seats Will be needed for the delegates
and alternates. even after making due al
lowsnce for many counties which win not
send full delegations here. This crowd
with the spectators who riH ind admit
tance 70 the convention hall. would pack
the Armory TO degree which would make
It very uncomfortable indeed for the dele
gates. IT was very uncomfortable 81 the
State Convention held there last summer,
when the attendance was nothing like so
large ~ IL promises 10 be on the 18th OF
Angus. AMI when the delegates suffered
from hes' and from the faulty acoustics Of
The hall both.
Another reason why We should have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07

DoNEsTICs-
Crepe Cloth. 4 to S-ysrd pieces, SC. yard
Good lengths OF Ice. Bingham at O and SC.
SIC. Bleached Cotton, J. 70 4-ysrd pieces
may be soiied ends, at nc. yard.
Good lengths OF 4o-lnch FhiO"-SaoiHs' "
Lansdon G. b. Blescned Cotton, 1 Nc. solled
ends at 815c.
WASH GOODS
Printed crepou, g. to.l2-yard pieces at Sc
from Sc. ,,, -, ~,
CeyIon Flannel, mixture OF SIX, WOOL an anu
cotton, great for shirts, good lengths az Soc'
the yard from Soc
Printed MuIIs, and &c. from i2 and l6c.
Figured Dimitiss, &c. from luc. "a
Good lengths OF sstteen. IL, lo' ana loc'
1. to i9'yarG lengths OF Csc French sattcen
al l21fc-
WOoLLRN DRESS GOODS
Unusual savings on all sorts OF useble
lengths. Some 81 goods are aOc., some oUc,'
some "Cc.-according to lengths ana use'u'-
Half Wool Chailies, Sc.
KID GLOVES e,,,o<
5-hook Undressed Kid, black-6, ga, and 61t-
chsmos' in white and tan-516 aud only
N~sTastaire sueios. grays and tan', Soiled
25c.
LACrS--
Hundreds Of tempting bits from these weeks,
of big lace-selling. All sorts OF widths ana
sorts. 70 -
In blsck, so and 7jc. a yard, from g. and
$3.50.
EMBRoIDERIES-
Flouucins. 10 narrowest edge. Half or third
OF cost buys the short lengths usually.
LADIES' SHIRT-WAIsTs-
rink Lawn. pretty. sizes 30. "a. 80. Been
French Chambray. surplice style, blre aud
pink. si.26 from 81. %.
3 OF White Lawn, 1Sc. from $50
S Lawn Blouses, tI.25 from sos.
A cIosing lot Of Misses Black Hoss-silk, Hale,
cot on. sizes 5yS to 7If Been o0c 20 81.
pairs Ladder SIX Hose, colored, 75c. instead
KNIT TND ERWEAR-
"a Children's Swiss Ribbed Vests, pure SILK
15c. instead Of TO-.
10 Childrens Crocaet-Eige Cotton Vests, 4c-
Ladies Fiat-Knit Vests. low neck and short
sleeves. Been so and 80c,; are l5c.-two for
LADIES BELTS
3 Metal Belts oxIdizod buckles, soc. instead OF
Csc
2 Colored SIX Belts, &c. from zoe.
White Silk Belts, novelty buckles, 2oc. nom
Doc.
Black Tennis Belts, 25c from Soc.
Moire SILK Belts, bow-knot buckle, 2oc. from
1jc.
Red SIX Belts, oxldized buckles. l5c.
= Leather Bolts, BLACK, oxidlZed buckles, AT tic.
MEMS GOODS
% La1ndercd Negligs Shirts, French percale,
sizo IA; Zoe. Instead OF si.25.
3Mens Bathing Suits, blue, az 75c.
Night shirts, size 10; Lonsdale cambria,
SOC. from 81.
French BalbrigFan Shirts and Drawers hair
lnestrlpes. 37Iyc. a garment from 69c
O Pair Lisle- Thread Drawers, 6Oc. from 81.
Aisle shirts, size 20: soc. from 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07

larger ball than the Armory Is that we
NAV lay II OF properly and provide sum-
Gent numbers Of seats for the delegates,
altornates. reporters, &c. Sometimes the
reporters have had To do their writing
with crowd. OF idlers sitting on the edges
Of their table. and carrying on loud con.
yersatlous. The representatives. OF the
press should have a spsce rallied Oh Tor
Their sole use. and 1t should be IN front oil
the stage. not on the back OF the stage.
We should also like TO see one or two
hundred chairs set apart for the use OF
ladies and their escorts. The presence OF
members of the fair sex ct conventions OF
this character is always conducive 10 or
der. aDd many delegates would bring their
wives and daughters with them 10 Rich
mond If they could be assured that seats
would be reserved for the ladies'.
All the reasons We have mentioned sue-
gest emily action, and warn ms that q more
connections hall than that of the Armory
be secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
waeer Scarce at High Points.

The City Council is dong nothing about
our water supply. IL acts as If We could
safely wait for years aud years. Mean
time some of the largest taxpayers IN the
city are complaining that they can get no
water on the second aud third floors of their
dwellings IN the daytime, and they regard
this as great outrage upon thor rights
and privileges as taxpayers and water
takers.
Worse than all this the Superintendent
of the Water Works admonishes us that 1t
now takes all OF our pumping machinery
(steam-pumps ineludeO to keep the two
reservoirs full and that whenever any OF
this machinery breaks down so that 1t
cannot be quickly repaired all of the
highest points IN the city Will be without
water and III danger from any fire that
may break out, to say nothing of the dis
comfort and disease to which every family
will be subjected.
The simple question is whether we shall
stop the prodieious waster OF water now
going on here, or build new works to give
the people more water to waste. And II
we are to pursue the latter plan where are
we gcing to get the necessary money?
The estimate of the expense involved is
500. 900. 1t may prove to be vastly more
.han that, and we can only get this
money by selling more city bonds, and
can only pay theInterest upon those bonds
by an increase in the rate of taxation.
In 1870 our daily consumption OF water
per capita was As 2-5 gallons; in 1880 it had
riseu to 90 gallons per capita, and in 1890
10 1913 gallons per capita. This calculation
is upon the basis that every inhabitant
uses city water; but really the consump-
ton Is at the rate OF SO2 gallons for each
wGter-cOnsumer.
Think of that.
We invite the attention of taxpayers to
these facts. We would have them con-
slider whether they prefer TO adopt water
meters or will go in for increase of taxes.
IL wateI-meters are adopted they can be
put in gradually and on the lowest levels of
the city first. The expense of them in the
aggregate vail not DO more than one half
of the other expense. and BY system Of
gradual payments the city would be fully
reimbursed for this expenditure by the
water-tsker, who will thus help the city
aud at the same time cut down his own
water tax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07

RIBBONS
There's been great ribbon.selling here OF late.
The remnants to-day-.wide and narrow.
JEwELRY-
Host, OF trinksts. buckles, and the ike few OF
A kind same az any TO you, for iherore al
you need. Half and quarter prices.
Lace Pins, lie. from DC
LITTLE THINGS.
Daruing Cotton, cards for 1c.
Dexter Knitting Cotton, D.. ball
Babies Bibs, Sc from 19c.
Spiral Hairpins &c. a box from d.
Book OF Needles with Darners, &c. from lOc'
English Pins, &c. paper rom lOc.
Shaving Mirrors standing, loo. from 2oc'
2oirds OF Hooks aud Eyes black, Tor DC
Six Festher-Welght Dress Shields, 2Jc from
40c.
BODY LININGs-suesis, Percoline, printed
backs, been 20, 25, aud SOC. AZ remnants,
some 500 yards at 1910.
FANCY GOODS.
Colored Art Tides, &c. from Is and 1Sc.
Lots OF Stamped Goods, for little soiiing, are
half and less.
Nottingham Lace Tides, been 8 to 35c. To
close, to l5c.
b FEunusroy Sets collar aud cuns-iOc' from
25c
CoRsETs.
ssummer Corsets. % to 80, soc. from $50.
G. b. Summer Corsets, sizes IL and 22 TO 80.
8 Lillian Corsc.s, 81, %, and 3d. 37I6c. from
zoe.
MATTlNGS-
Any piece under 20 yards is remnant
Hall price buys it-J0G for 25c., DOC. for
loc., 25c for 12ISc., and 80 on.
LACB CURTAINS
ODD pairs some a tritie soiled, 81 pair from
$3.50 from ST. yards long. 60 inches wide.
SO from 30. Colonization Brussels.
81. 80 from e5.76-imitaton Brussels
And 30 On-may be 30 pairs In all.
CAPEs AND DRESSES
pretty Capos, tan, green. blue $3.50 from
s3.45.
Myrtle Military Cape, s5 from $3.50
Eton Suit, tan, ALI wool, SO, 1870. reduced
from 60.
$50 Rton Suit, navy-blue striped, 30, for s1o.
2navy storm Serge, separate skirts, 81 from
$3.50
BOOKS
~ uo. cloth-bound Books, choice OF more
than 100 titles, at l3c.
Madison-Squars teries, paper, including works
OF Holmes, Hnrlsud, Fleming, and others,
15c. Publishers say 25c.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Cork-screWs sc. from 1jc.
Scrow-Drivors, &c. from ~ and l5c.
2 Wire Pot-Clesners, 10 and Zoe, to-day DC.
Good Potato hashers. &c.
Dish-hops. &c. from l0c. a.
l6-inch SilVerino Trays, &c. from 26c.
Wire Dish DranerB, 25c. from S9c.
Folding Ironing Boards, Toe. from $500
4-Gallou Churps. $3.50 from s2.4S.
Wood-Rim Flour-Sifters, three sizes, any &c.
Only one 90 buyer.
45c. Water Bottles, l9c.
Odd Stop Jars. DECORATED. s125 from $3.50.
Initial rum olers, some letters gone, sc. each.
Steak-Mauls, Sc.
Rod-Cedar Buckets, 19c. from "a and 60c.
Roach-Trap, &c. from 25c.
Short pieces Of Garden-Hose, &c. foot
Five PICTURES, odd frames, been csc. to &c,
any Soc
Ice-Cream Spoons very strong, for dishing
cream, &c. from 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
Think of that.

West Point Is located better FOR the handling
OF the business OF the Southern Wholesale
Grocors than either Newpor; News, Baltimore.
or Galveston, and our haroor is equal to that OF
Newport News and much hotter than Bal,.-
more's.- Bssi FoAt vrs'niHa.
West Point has trst-class harbor. We
make no objection to It. II the Richmond
aud Danyille RaIlroad Company aud the
people of West Point will oIer their help
to the Grocers' Association. no doubt the
grocers will accept it with pleasure. Bus
the enterprise proposed cannot succeed
without the actiye cooperation Of o great
railroad system. and so far as we can learn
neither the Chesapeake and OHIO Company
nor the Richmond and Dsnyille Company
is giving the matter any consideration.
II this goes on, aud the line Is established
to trade with Brazil. Galveston or Balti-
more will be named as tue Amer lean port.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
Levy & DAVIS.
&c.


sHANT0NG PosGEE that WAS -. 10 q,
on the SIC. counter.
CoLoRED FIGURED cRgPONs rn o.,
1890 a yard Is now on the sySr. coua,-.
TUssoH CLOTH that was i6's. sJ,,.
DOW on tho s]sc. counter.
PINEAPPLE TISSUE that i21sc ypi
now on tue SIC. counter.
BOKBARA CREPE that vas .Oc "a,
now on the Stkc. counter.
PRINTED and DOTTED Laws nu ..
l5c. yard Is now on the $50. elubier
PRINTED BATIsTE tina, was I2i,cs,,
10 now on the SIC. counter.
Handsome sATIN-sTRiPE LAwSna f,
la,tc. yard is nov on the 81. oo1a'sr
All OF the OUTING CLorus that 49,.
I2N, and I5c. a yard are nov 90 10. ,.
counter.
Handsome GlNGnAMs TIA, were d.
yard arc now on the S1Sc. counter.
Handsome CHECK MU slim ,ns, v,s q.
yard 10 now on the She counter.
WHITE CHECKED CORDED piHIY d,
wa. l2lSc. yard now on the SIS. sIa-'.-
SPENCER CLOTH that Was poe Is-i.,
on the stSc. counter.
CoLoRED HoPsACKISG tia, ". rs.
yard Is now on the sJsc counter
IRISH LAWN that was i9lGs sy,.Is.,
on the slsC. counter
CoLoRED WOVEN CHECK LAWN nu.
t2hc. Is now on the slSc. coun,cr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
LADIES SHIRT WAISr>

LADIES PERCsLE SHIRr-WAl>T l o.
shades, full sleeves. deep ru1-, tw1.olx p.l.t
front aud back plating round curs, collar 81.
down front-roiuced from - 10 Sc.
LADIES IRISH LAWN AND PERC
SHIRT WAIST, In all shades, with double
fe down front, rune round CELLAR AMI cua
duced from rs TO G0c
LADIES PERCALE sHlRr-WAiSTs, B.. .
shades, with ny IaDot also Rloren,e
mutton-leg sleeve, runie round cucs-lei.
from sL25 TO 75c.
LADIES WHITE INDIA-LISRN et...
WAISTS, trimmed round collar aat c.' .
jabot down front, OF all shades Of emtr.
sI.25 10 csc.
A full line OF SILK WAISTS In al shall, 1.
styles also, all the newest styles ~ w..
INDIA-LINES, trimmed With white aa4 ,o...
embroidery.
Lots Of SPECIAL BARGAINS TO-DAY g.
TOMORROW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
BELTS.

All our FINE METAL BELTS 70 BE- c.5'.! .
entirely-new goo1..
SOC. Will buy the 7jc. ELASTIC SILVER
$50. will buy the sl.25 ELASTIC SILVER
81 will buy the $3.50 PATENT EXPAA>
SILVER and GILT BELT
BELTS for bathiug-sults, &c.
3sc. LEATHER BELTS 80 at Zoe
The EMPIRE BELTS, the lea ler ,hi- s-..
q nice assortment. different s,y,ei, 30 to p,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
LEVY d DAVIS

havo a lot Of GossAMEks to DO closet .is.
day.
LADIES cLorH.sURFAcE SEwvtas-
with sleeves and cape, sizes 90 TO o.. n.r-s..
e. article TO so at ~ to-day.
LADIES cLorH-sURFACE LANGrRY s-
flowing sleeves, tight-nt,ing in the tatk l-.a
e. style. also goes to-day ats2.
LADIES CoNNENARA. now ELL s,
s2.5O.
LADIES HEAVY CONNRAARA. nos 2, .
we're $3.50.
LADIES' coSNENARA, one each, 80 l.l..
were $3.50. reduced 90 81.
A full assortment Of INVERNESS cos,
MFRS, In black. blue, tan, grey, AMI slrfPs;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07

g LADIES RIBBED VESTS light blue, l
old rose-m siium sizes. Originally 2Oc' Rem
napt price. l2Isc. . ,ro., -.
pattern. slightly sOiled-S, S1s ana W orlsl-
nally 35c Remnant Price, gle.
pairs LISLE-THREAD HOSE, slightly FADED
= lemon-size 3 and 8. l cadet blue-s9s ~
. red drop-stitch-size 10. | plain red-siLe o.
Originally Doc Remnant price. 25c.
6MRN'S NEGLlGEE SHIRTS, h0psscking,
slightly soiled. light coors. three size | 4, one
Az. ono 10, aud one iet8. Originally 81
Remnant price. 7Jc.
MEMS NIGHT-SHIRTS embroidered In red
or blue, size 14Is only, 75c. Remnant price,
soc. -.....-...,.,,,.,.,,
~ MEMS LINEN HANDKERCHlEfS, red
and blus borders, soiled slightly. l0c. origi-
nally. Remnant price, for Zoe
8 COLORED BED-SPkRADS, double bed.
Origiually S1.50. Remnant price, sl
WHITE BED-SPkEADS, extra heavy.
Originally sl.37lf. Remnant price, sl.2l.
/ FRENCH DfAITY BRD-sPREAD. Origl-
nally ell. Remnant price, S5c.
~ REMNANTS Of HALF-WOOL CHALLlKs,
5 TO II yards In piece Originally Is and lsc.
A yard. Remnant price, l2Isc. yard.
80 REMNANTS OF oOst AMERICAN GING-
HANS-some good patterns and quality excel
lent Originally . to 12I1c. q yard. Remnant
price, SIC. a yard.
81 REMNANTS Of PERCALE for boys and
ladies shirt-waists, ~ 10 ga yards In piece.
The best. Originally l2hc Remnant price,
loo. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
,,ves,ors or coypoLKNcE.
TIE PALI-BrARRn9.
I'd. Wheeler Dies from III. Injuries.

RsrsroL. TrNN.. July Ed. Wheeler,
the boy whose legs were cut on by tram
OF Big Stone Gap Tuesday night, died
from his injuries at o'clock last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07

The address TO the people OF Virginia BY
the supporters Of daior J. Hoax TyLrR.
which we publish this morning, was not
received by US till yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07
shav rrlas,as os@p.ay Assigns.

KAxsAs crY. No., July 0.--Tbe Haskell Shos
Printing Company, oae u INC largest csneetps
OF tho Kind IN tbs middle ana western States,
made "a assignment yesterday. Assets ana
liabilities not kuoxn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-07

restorative tonic to bring back health and
yirur. Cures nervous and general debility.
Purify and rid your blood Of the taints
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