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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-01

As long as Boss.Platt umpires the
game tho republicans will have doubts
about the result in New York, -Kansm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-01
GCneralship.

THE Clantys does be slow returnin'
phwat they borry," said Mrs. Dolan.
"Yis," replied Mrs. Rafferty,. "Oi
niver will forgit the throuble OF had
gitten' back the fat-oirons OF lint EN-
wanst out o the %koindness av me
hnnrf :"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-01

LADIES can permanently
complexion with Glcnn's svh'1
Hill S Hair and Whisker N.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-01
Beyond His Powers

The gentleman you see pacing up
and down yonder as if he were mental
ly deranged is Schmidt, the famous &C.
countant.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-01

MY success n business /, N,
paper advertising. A. Y Sts..1
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-01

TEAomER-"Who is N,,
Icould whistle lo-Trar ,st, " 4
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-01

Good writing best appreciate; tho
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-01

"HARRr gave me the de,,s
gagement ring" CaroliDas 4
! didn't know there was 4 ~
W "--Inter Ocean paw
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-01

Commends to public appr0r,'s
is pleasant to the taste my Ss1
on the kidneys, liver and uTI ~ "
the system e%irectuollvvu NV
health and comfort ~ MA
with millions it is the h be, a.. ". w
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-01

Halls Catarrh a.
Is a Constitutional Cure,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-01

What Is The matter with him?"
He was trying yesterday to unravel
the complications of the wife's house
Keeping book ."-Handelszeitung.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-01
DON'T IT,

vibrates the rattle snal.' ~
Sensible peoplet take U 0I,,S vi
ushers in chills md I'S1H ~
know 10y, they should, That 'I ~.
Bittcrs is the prevents nt ,iol
should they forget that at'i !, aat
STA, liver COMPLAINS r sre
lessness and debility, AM 1rtV's
without equal. 'uusa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
The Polk Miller Combination.

An immense audience greeted Polk Mill
Ter that peer Of negro dialect and char
acter delineators, last night at the Rich
rnona Theatre The entertainment was
in every sense a decided success, and
was a most handsome tribute TO Mr..
Miller. The programme was most in
teresting and entertaining from start TO
finish. and at times the audience was
enthusiastic almost in the extreme. The
Polk Miller Combination acquitted them
selves in manner that not only reached
the standard already set. but served 10
add new laurels to their record as en-
tertainers. -
At the close of the entertainment at
the theatre the entire combination. mead
ed by Polk Miller, visited the bazaar,
and after giving a short entertainment
in Sanger Hall for the benefit of Com
pany Els table. they partook of supper.
on this occasion the color line was not
strictly observed. and the spectacle or
twenty play niggers seated around the
festive board was a novelty in itself.
Polk Miller. assisted by his combina-
ton. will give another of their charm
ing entertainments on Saturday evening
at the Bazaar. for the benefit of the field
and staff table.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
DEATHS.

FOLKES.-Died. Tuesday. May 18th,
at mis- residence, 712 north Twenty-thlrd
street. at S:35 +. NJ. ROBERT ).
FOLKES, in the sixty-frst year OF MS
age. ,.,..t..
Funeral from Union-Station Methodist
church at 5 o'clock THURSDAY AFTER
NOON.
BRANCH.-Mrs. ADELIA BRANCH
(colored) of No SOC west Leigh street,
departed this life May 20, 1874. at ll'-o
T. NJ.
Her funeral will take place from the
First Baptist church at 3 O'Clock +. N.
FRIDAY, June LIST. She was a suIerer
only one week but bore her illness win
Christian-Iike fortitude she leaves a
husband. two daughters, four sons, anu
five grandchildren and a host OF friendS
to mourn their loss.
Dearest mother thou has left US.
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But twas God that hath bereft US;
He can all our sorrows heal.
HER CHILDREN.
GARRETY.-Dled,a az his residence. SIS
Spring street, May 10Th. at o'clock +.
NJ, JOHN W. GARRETY. in the severn
tieth year OF his age A native OF
County Mayo, Ireland. He leaves wife
and two sons 10 mourn their loss.
Funeral from Sacred Heart church
THIS MORNING at $50 o'clock. Friends
and acquaintance invited TO attend.
PARATER.-Died. at 900 p. NJ. May
30 1894. ROSE GERTRUDE, infant
daughter OF Il. ]. and Mary n. z. Parater
aged nine months and sixteen days.
The funeral will take place from her
fathers residence. 1916 Marshall street,
THIS Thursday AFTERNOON. May
81. 1894. at 400 o'clock.
TALLEY.-Died. at the residence OF her
parents. No. sos north Fifth street. at IL
p. NJ, LEMNELLA c., youngest daughter
OF b. T. and L. Talley.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About kiohmond's Gil
ran. and Other Matters.


an, ,otna 6. Swain is at the Hot
cnrinSs Bath county va.
n,rs Randolph p. Rixey. OF Culpeper, is
,,,sitine Miss Mary Shelton al NO. III
south Third street. - -
NJ e II. Price, Of Mechum RIVER -
,ha guest of Mr.. c. ID. Lahshorhe' VI
west Grace street.
u r Richardson, OF the WashlhSt0h
Times was in the city yesteruay ior Tue
memorial celebration
Mr.. G.. NJ Rockey, one e OF t of stannsen
,ative Young business men VI S'"N'i'o'''
vas in Richmond yesterday.
Nice Hattie Cluyerius. OF. Portsmouth.
MISS ,dsttirr her cousin, Mrs. q.
Waddv wide. So7 IL west Clay street
Nr Charles y. Allen. a prominent con-
tractor of Augusta, Ga, is Vlsi.iils i.Icn-
mond the home OF his chlldhoou' aiter an
absence of many years
Miss Rosa b. Dicken, who was In
runaway accident yesterday, was serious
ly but not fatally hurt, ana was getting
on nicely to-day.
Mr.. NJ. s. Dicken, proprietor OK Hotel
Chicquola, Anderson. 5. =, Iorne.y OF
this city. was In town yesteluay 70 a.
tba .sxineton with n party OF friends.
Hon. w s. Linton. member OF the
rratted c,atos House OF Representatives.
from the Saginaw District OF niiSnisan;
and his TWO sons, were We sues,s "
Colonel John A. Pattee, o0o east "'aee
street. yesterday.
Mr.. Il. II. Smith, 81 Barton hsis nus' en-, en-,
.sr,ained ~, Ericsson f. Bushnell, the
great basso singer, while mere. MT:
BushneIi and MIR Smith were school boys
together and great FRIENDS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
MEYERS, 9Th & Broad 4

the name of which Mr.. Whites friends
won't tell awaiting Mrs. Whites trunks.
which they bandly asked her father TO
pack and ship. At the home of Mrs.
Whites uncle, Mr.. Weiznger, No. J2f
Fifth avenue. last night, it was said that
the new bridegroom had not been there
during the day, nor was his address
known.
1t was only a few weeks ago that the
daughter of Gen. Joseph Terrence. of
Chicago, was reported as being the pros
pective wife of Mr.. White. Miss Terrence
was married here recently to Mr.. Magoun.
son of Banker Magoun, of this city, rather
surprising her Chicago friends. TO a
friend Mr.. White remarked when in New
York two weeks ago that while ne was
an admirer Of Miss Terrence he was not
engaged to her although her marriage
TO Mr.. MagOun had surprised him greatly.
1t may be correctly assumed however
that her marriage put the idea In his
head that such a ceremony was created
for all people and remembering his old
Virginia sweetheart when he reached
home. he availed himself Of the opportunl-
~ to press his suit ardentiy.
Mr.. and Mrs White viii start for Chi
cagO tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
THE GOTEKNOR'S RECEPTION.
The Veterans were on Hand. Despite tn
Inclcmen' Weather.


Inclemen' Weather.
To the strains Of pretty music, the
old vets walked into the Governors man
sion last night in large numbers from
out the rain. They were not careful TO
appear in full dress, in fact many of
them came In rather damp, having
evidently been exposed 10 the rather
sharp showers during the parade, but
they wanted to see the Governor, to
shake hands with him; and they did not
let little thing Ike D'dfagEiC4 c. tA"s
prevent their carrying out their wishes:
1t was certainly a pity that IL rained
so hard, for the house had been exquisite
ly arranged Tor the occasion. Great banks
of beautiful ferns greeted the eye as
one entered the doorway, both in the
halls and in the library and drawing
rooms. They literally hid the fireplaces
and mantle from sight. and the soft
hued shades of blue and red completed
a very artistic effect. II good weather
had prevailed, no one can doubt there
would have been a crush" which So
ciety in general is so fond of. AS 1t
was there were between two and three
hundred people presented TO the Governor
during the two receiving hours. The
music. which was very good, was artis-
tcally hid behind a bank of ferns.
These ladies assisted the Governor and
his wife, and there were Just enough
visitors TO keep them and the Governors
staff on a fair run:
Miss Mildred Lee, Mrs. a. II. Drewry,
Westover; Mrs. Meredith. Mrs. &. II.
Nash, Mrs. G. OBJ. Cowardin, Mrs Boy
kin. Mrs. Barley, Mrs. HarwoOd. Mrs.
Wingo, Mrs. Mann 5. Valentine Mrs.
Barbour Thompson, Mrs G. Percy Halves,
Mrs George Wayne Anderson, and Misses
Bette Clarke. Matte Knight Lizzie
Bridges, Mamie Gillian, Carrie Talbot,
Bette Hayes. Mary Hayes. Nirgie Drewry.
Virginia Johnston, Julia Morton, Nellie
Parker, Bessie Davis, Miss Payne, and
others
The Governors staff, Colonies Anderson,
Wingo, Peasants, Boykin, Cowardin, and
10 Lane Stern received the guests as
they entered and presentd them to the
Governor
Among the callers were: General Fitz-
hugh Lee General Scott Snip, Rev. ). W.
Jones, of the University of Virginia: Hon.
Z. G. Manson. Of Missouri; Mr.. ana Mrs.
l. d. Langhorne. Hon. w. w. johnson,
Colonel Male, Colonel Nash, Major
Patterson. Captain Daniel Lee, +. II. {.
Cabeu. Frank Gordon, Graham Hobson,
Randolph Tatum, W. ID. Chesterman. the
Danville Captain Keller and Lieutenant
WORKMAN. w. V. Shelton, Percy Hawes'
General Roberts. Of North Carolina AS
sistant Adiutant-General Cameron Col
onel George Anderson, Micajah Woods. =
II. Pulliam, w. 5. Townes, {. +. Patrick.
MIR and Mrs King. Captain Taylor, OF
Danviile. Captain Keller, and Lieutenant
NJ T. Roberts. of Charlottesville; Lleuten-
ant paxton United States Army Mrs.
Powes and Miss Wilson, of Chicago; Mr..
Warren Mrs. Norman V. Randolph. in
officers and vets" and many
others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
The Westmor land Reception.

Invitations were sent out TO all the
visiting military and political dignataries
extending the hospitality of the West
rnoreland Club. Captain Elicit had put in
his hands a list of over two hundred
names. and OF the number issued fully
a hundred and ninety availed themselves
OF the courtesy A daintily prepared
lunch was serxed all during the day. for
the Westmorehnd never does anything
the chefs taste were heard often during
the day. Some OF the more prominent
men who dropped In during the day were:
Generals Bradley r. Johnson, Snowden
Andrews, Lomax, and Payne. Col. ii.
Kyd Douglass and United states Senators
John w Daniel. Eppa Hunton. Thomas
s. Martin, and J. ). c. Blackburn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
n LARGE PARTY or WESTBRSERS.
They Came up from Norfolk to witness the
Unwilling.

A large delegation OF Westerners came
up from Norfolk yesterday to be present
at the unwilling ceremonies. There were
about one hundred and fifty in the party
made up of grain. -four and hay shippers
from Ohio, Indiana. Illinois. Michigan and
kentucky, who patroniZe the Norfolk and
western railroad.
They congregated in Toledo and Column
bus, O., from various points in the above
named States. and were rendered an
excursion to Norfolk and se-o-al othsr
places by the Norfolk and Wecteiu rail-
road. the party being in charge q MIR
Frank y. Foster. the commercial agent
OF that railroad at Toledo. Last Satur-
day they reached Norfolk. where they
spent a delightful time, and their visit
10 Richmond was also an agreeable fea-
ture Of the trip. They expressed them
selves as highly pleased with the
excursion. and spoke IN high terms OF
Richmond and Of the imposing ceremo-
MES yesterday.
The party will leave this morning. ana
VIII stop at the various points along the
route 20 their homes. They were quar-
tered at the Exchange while in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
Mr.. I'D. G. WHITES mARRIAGE.
The New York Worlds Account of His and
Miss Johnson's Recent Nuptials.

ne New York World OF yesterday
PRINTS what is given as an account of the
marriage OF Mr.. Edward G. White and
a.ss Addie johnson. Omitting the
Worlds most glaring plumbers in names
e-a iacis, is story is here reproduced:
@Arl the southern colony Of New York
ga NE very swagSer set OF Richmond,
Va, 70 say nothing OF the exclusive
-'v.tl side circle OF Chicago, read the
marriage notice in this mornings Word
T5yy-1sing me union OF Edward Guy
-"e ana Miss Ariadne johnson, there
~.- DO gasping for breath. This young
,3-A ana sWeet-faced. Solden-haired young
"'Yr.ah are about as well known down
g. edmond as the big statue of "Marse
I'M Lee, which stands on Capitol
White is a cousin OF Mrs. J. Armstrong
1-aAief, who is more widely famed as
..,,Ie.id RNes. the Virginia novelist. His
lie. was Confederate soldier, and,
b'f g anybody in Virginia who Is any
~ me young man Is connected with
s 49,. lees, IrestOns. Nenables. Pages, Rob
~ons. GordOns. Minors, and other equal
Il eiie iocrauc families whose names are
J5s1"siese familiar In the North. MISS
hes.'.soh Us, Ike all Richmond girls, a
yeu'g OF rare type. She is about twenty
AZ Se's old' the daughter Of sirginius john
e. ar. White now lives in Chicago. lie
-''" III n ~ rtt iit A'NVN%s
io%ea.teap run and whether he won or
~, u9Aars on his eastern rip he has
"" pride Tor his coming. He left Now
W mo days after the big ACE ana
I'm 10 Richmond TO visit his family.
,tt.ue ne dreamed OF marriage when he
~ "a yea, nor did she fancy the wifehood
sVoh In store for her Virginia girls
~, way Of preparing weeks ahead for
re,al weddings, and this gentle maiden
b.t.eH krl Yesterday that she didn't even
e.. hat when she and Guy suddenly
>'0peo last Sunday night
They rode out in the country to one Of
Wb9rt quaint little Episcopal churches
enS,,n DOT the woods OF Virginia. and.
n ,hs the rector. were welded and rode
N. uie mouse Of a mutual friend. one of
ls, Di,1es old schoolmates contributed a
~" hen the bridal party got back 10
h TN, another Clipped IN few articles
srt art her OF on her honeymood 49,
o., natiil leaving the father a note that
~, New YORK.
AAey are now at q Broadway hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
THESE PRICES
FOR
To-Day and Tomorrow Only.

Nearly one thousand yards OF the
tWelye-and-a-half cent SCOTCH PLAID
yard.
LAVENDER STRIPE CRINKLE GING-
HAMS, all one pattern, of the II lie.
goods. just to close out this color, for
tnese TWO days only at &c. yard.
oInree pieces DARK PLAID OUTINGS.
~ l-2c. quality. but not over pretty pat
terms, DC. yard for these two days.
,,One piece BORDERED APRON GING-
HAM. yard wide. blue check, &c. yard for
these two days.
Yard wide WHITE FLANNEL. posi-
lively our thirty-fve cent quality. for
these two days 25c. yard.
Finest SILK WARP WHITE FLAN-
MEL, for these two days s6c. yard.
A lot of MEMS EMBROIDERED BO-
som FULL DRESS SHIRTS, considered
a bargain for one dollar, these two days
59c each.
AUTOMATIC LACE BACK SILK SUS-
PENDERS. silk cords. satin straps, silk
lacers. always sell for one dollar. but for
these two days SOC. pair.
A lot Of MEMS ELASTIC BRACES,
Black and White Patent Buckle Sus-
penders. that are fifty cents, to be sold
out these two days for &c. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
MEYERS Broad MEYERS 9Th Broad

clared he had no plan OF his own, but
had come 10 the convention TO put his
shoulder TO any wheel that started in the
right direction and TO do all I'm his
power 10 check any that he saw starting
wrong. He has no pet scheme OF his
own, but is ready to cooperate with
any that promises 10 accomplish the OBJ
1ect Of immigration movement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
A Very Sudden Death.

Elsie Brook, colored woman about
forfy-five years OF age. died very sud
denly at her home. No 1916 east Broad
street. yesterday evening. The coroner
ton INTO the case, decided that apoplexy
was the cause OF the womans death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
REMEMBER
Meyers Special Sales
EVERY
Thursday and Friday.

PINK. LAVENDER, and NILE GREEN
SILK BENGALINE. 39c. yard.
4S-nch wide FRENCH SERGES, all
wool and OF fine texture, our regular
eighty-fve-cent stock. for these two days
coIors Reseda, Old Rose. and Heliotrope-
will be sold for soc. yard.
FIVE SOLID BLACK CARRIAGE
PARASOLS, Carved Black Handles,
worth $50, 81, and $3.50, for these two
days 75c. each.
500 JAPANESE STRAW SPLASHERS.
with Pockets and Painted. that sell Tor
l2c, for these two days sc. each.
CHILDREN'S PINKED EDGE SATlNE
PARASOLS Light Blue and White, PINK
and White Stripes, worth fifty cents, FOR
these two days &c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31

MEMS FOUR-IN-HAND AND IMPE-
RIAL TIES, OF Wash Goods. Seersuckers
and Chambrays. a lot OF the twenty-five
cent ones in this sale for loc. each.
Sizes z. ia. and Z IL OF our one dollar
and one dollar-and-a-quarter * -
GLOVES, for gentlemen, In all shades,
these two days for zoe. pair.
Many OF our BOYS FINEST SPRING
SUITS, Double Breasted Coats and Knee
Pants, made Of All-Wool Imported Cas-
simeres. the kind that sell everywhere for
four and five dollars, and one which we
made such a sensation on by selling for
s29S, for these two days this lot OF sizes.
5 TO II years. for slj9 each. Come quickly
so as not to be disappointed.
BROADCLOTH CAPES, Tan, Ruffie
Collars, Braided and Lace Insertion, post
lively worth three dollars, for these two
days 81 each.
More than 500 yards Of DOTTED MUS
LIN, with beautiful figures, FOR Drapery
and Curtains. 40 inches wide. positively
sold originally for twenty-five cents, but
for these two days will be sold for &C. a
yard. This is the biggest bargain ever
offered in Drdpery Null Of any character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31

The annual song recital by the ad-
vanned pupils of Mr.. j. Emory shaw s
,o,'eic class will be held I'm the Y. Nj. &.
a Hall this evening, commencing at S:le
n'clncL Miss Essie Rich, who Is fast
Gaming 10 the front as a singer, will be
an affraction Of the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31

Prevention is better than cure, and you
NAV prevent that tired feeling by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which will keep your
blood pure and free from acid faint ana
germs of disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE.
THE MARYLAND DIOCESE.

The Maryland Diocese has a pastorate
force Of i9s clergy. l73 priests, and for
tv-three deacons. The Episcopal Church
existed in this diocese as far back as
1904 making It the Oldest in this country.
Bishop Claggett the first Bishop OF Mary
land, was the first American blshop COLI
secrated in this country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
READ EVERY ITEM.
Some Are Sensational.

IMPORTED FRENCH ORGANIZES,
Coiored and Powered. the choicest de-
signs OF the season, and the first time
any break Of the price has occurred, for
these two days at l9c. yard.
1000 yards of BLACK AND GRAY
CROSS-BARRED LENO MUSLIN, the
ten-cent kind. for 4c. yard. Is not this
true bargain giving?
CABINET SIZE REAL PHOTO
GRAPHS OF PLACES OF INTEREST
IN AND ABOUT RICHMOND, mounted
In best manner
All Churches.
All Monuments.
All Parks.
City Hall.
State Capitol.
Libby Prison.
Washington Headquarters,
and 81 others for these two days sc. each.
These are genuine Photographs
DOUBLE WIDTH HENRIETTAS, that
staple quality we sell for twenty-five cents
a yard. About 600 yards. including Lignt
Spring and Summer Shades, 10 be sofa
these two days for Is lie yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
A Big Furnliute sale.

r.. X. Ellis. the auctioneer. advertises
IN this issue the largest sale OF furniture
~, ma household goods on record, to take
a st,acs Eriday morning. at 1870 o'clock,
at "a east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
THALh|MER BROS.
OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
almost every line of goods this week Too much stock and stuff
not moving rapidly enough to offer you such
GOOD BARGAINS
that it will repay you to visit our establishment


chOviO ohamtray' dnsham aud other "us
&C. eSS YARDS G G lawns sdd tss g
5 {a5S a.t SS worth ah li and for them city
we'll worth 33$c
desirable this
and other Fabrics from which
many prices them make them
us e cos Us buy M 3 @S D % % @
Is R sRs Wide f Bs Storm serse at Se c worth
wide Be-. storm storm Srgs' at Sos;; worth Tc
Goo Striped
Yard Lac silks voth5n
Silks figured and striped that ARE
% % silks %1sa s; than yslgi former price, 81
Striped and s9 syard
A s cFs ysT 6loa our a %So
S R Se ES s GO2d frS i qs p sq sss w w
s OF wee such as pique
the and our are tho
Yokes Itost styles
and ertnSs in the cor; styles and
the Lac show at TO- s 1854 90 and
@ Eqe s f e.. he rf fs: Sc s iH hS's offer ESQ.,
Bs Sck Six Six Goyes at pure pair. .
quality
need sD h oth ee baG sT
s Witt @ regular regular H.: : !s.,
a LADIES' SsVy an Figured
sa h wA' at e. SIS ana ad .s &C. suit
% s as c s Ma.n . price
SesiGee wSSrh Tc AMI v vo MILL .,
large line Underwear
piH s sure you visit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31

Hoods Pills do not purge pain, or grippe
but act promptly. easily. and efficiently.
l5c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31

gas SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS, THURSDAY AND friday aGgs!

SILVERED SLIP
PER PLUSH TOP
PIN CUSHIONS.
just like this cut,
that were made to
sell for fifty cents
each. for these two
sales at SC. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
Dull Days Made Busy
AL
EYER'S.

FRINGEO TABLE CLOTH. Pure Linen
Satin Damask, beautiful red borders 2 Ia
yards long. for these two days s5c. each.
PURE LINEN HALF BLEACHED
TABLE DAMASK, in lengths of 2. Ia,
2i-2. and 5 yards. for these two days 25c.
yard.
l6-inch wide EXTRA HEAVY STAIR
LINEN. wide red border, for these two
days u l-2c. yard
HALF BLEACHED STAIR LINEN,
herring-bon pattern stripe. for these two
days only loo yard.
HEAVY UNBLEACHED TURKISH
BATH TOWEL. IS inches long, 20 inches
wide, a regular thirty-five cent Towel,
for these two days PIC. each.
one piece AZ yards LIGHT GROUND
lie. FRENCH SATTEEN for sc. yard
one of the come-quick bargains that will
soon be gobbled uD.
BEST RED AND WHITE FIGURED
TURKEY RED PERCALES, for Waists.
original price was II l-2c. these two days
for lie. yard
IMPORTED ALL-WOOL SPRING CAS-
SlMERES. nine stylish patterns, that sell
for one dollar. but these two days for
75c a yard.