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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-06
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SALMAGUNDI.

Frank Hatton, editor OF the WASH
ington Post, died at 4:30 yesterday
afternoon.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Nc
Bride is quite sick. Hope che will
soon DO out.
Miss Middlemasr arrived from
Blue Creek, Cal, this morning to
take the position OF night operator.
Joe Sanguinet came in from Mound
Valley last night. He reports Mr..
Aiberti rs nearly recovered from his
recent severe sickness.
Miss Nellie Quinn, ono OF Elko
county's brightest teachcrs, let for
Jack Greek this morning to take
churGe OF the school.
Quite u large crowd was ut the de-
pot this morning to see Stove Henley
and his flock Of ladies and children
safely on board the train for the Mid
winter Fair.
1t is surmised in Democratic circles
in the western part OF the State, says
the Gazette, that c. w. Irish. the
Iowa carpet-bagger, will DO appoint
ed Surveyor General. The ISDEPEN-
DEN hopes the report is not true and
that Grover viii save the State from
this deep Disgrace.
Horace Greeley once wrote to an
applicant for n job: "AIy friend, il
you are indeed qualified for n first
rate prooi-readcr or can easily make
yourself SO, you need never fear. But
don't fancy tho talent and knowledge
required for a mere secretary Of state,
president, or any such trust will be
sufficient"
Kelley's army is at Des Moines and
the men decline TO leave only by rail.
II is reported hat the Great Western
road will furnish a stock train TO
Chicago for $500. Committees were
out yesterday trying to raise the
amount. The railroad employees
threaten TO strike il the army is not
furnished transportation 10 Chicago.
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sALSIAGUNDl.


George RUSSELL left for Reno yes
terdaY.
A trial jury OF forty-fve has been
drawn for the 14th Of May.
sup't. Knapp, of the Salt Lake Di-
vision OF the G. P, is in town To-
day.
Several carloads Of cattle from
Lovelock passed East to Dseth yes
terday.
Mr.. j. Henderson, the banker. re-
turned from San FRANCISCO Saturday
evening.
About eight inches OF snow foil at
South fork and Mound Valley last
Thursday night.
llMiss Amanda Anderson aud Mics
Augusta johnson loave for the Mid
winter Fair tomorrow.
Rev. Samuel Ellsworth, OF Ogden,
who attended the conference here n
few weeks ago, has bsen called to the
pastortte OF Trinity church, Reno.
They have n baby in Columbus,
Ohio, three weeks old that weighs
forty-six pounds. Its mother, Mary
Cannon weighs less than 100 pounds.
Mrs. NJ. H. Miller and Ossie, Mrs.
Thomas Hunter, Edith and George,
Mrs. Z. E. Bilkey and S NJ. Henley
will leave for the Midwinter Fair TO-
morrow.
A San Jose mechanic has invented
an engIno that eau be put in n box
twenty inches square, aud yet is cap.
able Of cxerting n force OF 6 horse
power.
Home merchants have the first
claim On your consideration. G. We
them tho opportunity for competi-
ton, before you condemn their meth
DDS and prices.
Harry .Stoddard's horse LTokn loose
the other night and ran off with the
saddle and bride. Read his notice
in another column, return the horse
and get IA reward.
Commencing on May 10, 1891, ex-
cursion rates for San Francisco ard
return on account OF the Midwinter
Fair will not provide any coupons for
entrance to the grounds.
Out OF 1871 plans submitted for
Washington's new State Capitol
building, the Commission selected
TINT Of Ernest Flngg, OF n. Y. Tho
building will cost 100000.
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[Fnox "WEDNESDAY S DAILY.l
SALsiAGUNDI.

Kelley's army is. still at Des
Muines.
E. 81. Baum wns up from Palisade
this morning.
Fresh Strawberries received ut
Arthur Miiler's avery morning.
j. II. Thies, Of Lovelock, will SOW
twenty acres Of sugar beets this
Spring.
II you want n good temperance
drink go to Arthur Miller's and get II
milk shake.
Grand Master Read is visiting the
I. o. o. f. Lodges OF Reno.
Cap. Palmer has been authorized
to register Cinnamon under the Geary
law.
Phil rriplett, foreman Of the IHDE-
PENDENT Office, ID under the weather
to-day.
1t is said that nearly everybody in
ruscarora wants au office. Eiko will
he modest, ID usual, aud walk of with
toe whole cake.
John W. Mackay denies that his
daughter is going back to live With
Colonna. Well, who cares whether
she does or notY ""
Thomas Harrison and r. II. Harri-
scn, Of Ruby Valley, are in town to
day. They report everything lovely
in that section.
\ life long Democrat in the North.
ern part OF the county writes us tha,
he is very Sick or the batch Of Demo.
Gratis ele ;ted in 1892. He has lots OF
company.
The bell that was originally used to
call the slaves together on jefferson
Davis's plantation in Mississippi
hangs in the tower Of au old school.
house at SaxevIlle, Wis.
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California stockmen nre moving
their cattle md sheep TO Nevada Tor
pasturage.
Thirty tSo OF our prcaent United
States Senators will retire, unless ro-
elected, on March 4, 1895.
j. w Bailey, ID. j. Hutchinson,
mud Gsn. K. w. Woodbury., Denver
capitalists, returned from tho Island
Mountain placer mines to-day.
Judge Talbot writes from Litton
SprIngs near HealdsbIrg TINT he
had improved little but cold spell
OF weather gave him n set back.
Governor Markham, Of California,
has offered n reward Of $500 for the
arrest and conviction OF tho murder
er Of Mrs. Eggleston in Antelopc:Vul-
10y.
BY tho now time card which goes
into effect tomorrow morning No. l
will nrIivc nt 3 o'clock instead OF S:37.
Tnero ia no change in the other
tr. -
M. 4. W. Laudcrdalo rho has
been visiting the families OF George
aud James Russell tho last week, left
for his home IN Hinnsboro, South
Carolina, this morning.
Er: "A mau who ran away with II
locomotive has been arrested on n
charge of disorderly conduct. iIo
should havo stolen n whole railrond
and COMO into tho United States SEN
hie.
Thirteen OF tho Presidents OF the
United States were Masons They
were Washington, Jufforson, Madison,
Monroe, jackson, William II. IInrri.
son, Tyler, Polk. Taylor. Pierce, Blu.
chanan, johnson and Garfield.
Hon. Thomas ]. Jarvis, whn suc-
cccds in the Senate tho late Senator
VnncS Of North Carolinn, IL fifty
eight years old. lie served as q Cap.
tain in the Confederate Army, md
became Governor OF North Carolina
whom Vance wns elected Senator.
A remarkable hhliction r, comfy be-
foil n shoUmaiscr in Warsaw. IIe DO.
cumo blind in tho loft eye on n Mon.
day, rcgaiping tho sight u TINT eye
OH Tuesday md became blind in the
right ego. This alteration continued
for eight months and ended IN IN.
durable insanity.
Tho L,vcloSk New Era says: j. II,
Thics haa received md planted 3d.
900 female md 5000 mnle hop roots
'rhc plants occupy eighteen aoros oil
land. Lust yoar. as nm experiment,
no planted q quarter OF nh aero and
tho result was 30 encouraging TINT
no has decided to convert Il fraction
OF his ranch into n hop farm. II The
attempt 10 profitable, land will rapid
ly increase 10 value.
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May Forecasts.

Prof. Hicks, 10 Word and Works
giycs tho following forecasts for
May:
Tho month opens ut tho end OF
April's closing storm period, with
storm disturbances disappearing in
extreme eastern par.s OF the country,
and cooler weather prevailing in cen
trail and western sections. An equi-
TO- Of Mercury Is central on the Ord,
and will cause cloudiness and ten
dency TO continued drizzlc. In the
extreme north sleet need not prove a
surprise. by the 4th decided change
TO warmer will develop in the vest,
and during tho 9Th 10 eth, rcnctionRry
storms will pass over the country, be-
ing central about the time OF new
noon on tho 9Th. 4 sharp change to
cooler will follow tho disturbances Mt
this tune, with strong probabilities OF
frost n'ong tho northoru side OF tho
country from about the 9TH TO tho
10th.
From 10th to tho nth ia tho next
regular period II change and storm.
\ very warm ave 10 apt TO appear by
the llth, in western rcgions, and dur
ing the three days next following
storms Of much emergency and wide
scope will traverse tho country from
Uost to enst. Another worry cool
wave for the season will como in be-
hind the storms, causing several days
Of much cooler weather in tho
try generally. Heavy rams may
reasonably be expected during the
last named disturlHnccs-nomcly,
about tho 18th, l2:h and 18th, during
which time II scrieB OF daily stor ms,
recurring near tho same time Of day,
or night, Tor several days need not be
unlocked for. Watch baromeiors,
Temperature ana direction Of wind; il
barometer fails to rise utter ono
| storm pusses, with wind still in cast
and south, expect another storm from
tho west, and SO on until conditions
ohnnge.
Tho cool weather following the
storms Of tho last period will gIyo
| plaoo 10 warmer, and secondary
storms will appear in many places
about tho l7th and 18th, Immediately
after which tho barometer, will rico
rapidly To n very high reading, attend.
by u sharp change TO cooler.
From 2lst TO 25th, falls tho next
storm period, during which timo Is
will grow very warm, anu muny
storms Of ruin, thunder and wind will
nppcar . In oil these disluibnucos
tho intelligent use OF tho barometer,
and correct observation VI wind cur.
rents; will forcshndOw with nuch
certainty the coming and the intcnsi-
" Of storms. About tho eth and
18th, will DO central tho last disturb
ancos Ter Mny bring fair and cooler
days nLd nights for tho closing
month.
In the nature OF things, May must
bring moro or lees violence, In n
meteorological way, but there is a
marked absence Of disturbing cnusce,
go far M other plapots arc concerned,
There are reasous 10 believe that
etorms will not 10 unusually frequent
and heavy; but IL will 10 the pnrt OF
prudence to watch them all, mud be
prepared 10 tako refuge FROM oil thnt
may carry in thoir cloudy folds the
dcsolatora Of towns uud hearts aud
homes.
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Want Potatoes aud Onions =.

d. Kcefe e. CO., 40 Davis Street,
s. f., have written TO agent Morrow
inquiring for the names OF parties
who can make shipments OF potatoes
in carload lots. They state that
onions are selling as t.ign us 4 cents
n pound ind potatoes mt l cent.
Hero is n chance for tho ranchars 10
dispose OF some Of their surplus pota-
toes.
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TIE Il AWARD.
DR.. Prices Baking Powder Receives

IL.
For %lelvening powder, keeping quail
tiles. purity and general excellence
the Worlds Fair jury decided that
DR.. Pierce's Cream Baking Powder
had no equal. On each Of its claims
it was awarded n first prize or a di-
ploma. All tho baking powders en-
tered for prizes were subject to q
most exhaustive examination, and the
jury was The bgst equipped to make
the decision Of any ever got together.
Their verdict WIS supported by tho
testimony Of DIR ii. W. Wiley, chief
chemist OF the United States Depart
mcnt OF Agriculture at Washington.
DR.. Wiiey is at expert on food pro-
diets and the highest authority on
such matters in America. This YER
dict settles n long debated question
rs u which among tho many baking
powders is tie BEST Chicago Fri
Dune.
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The best medical authoritios have
pronounced Ayers Sa%rsaparilla TO TOO
tho most skilltully adjusted oouibina.
ton OF Alternatives aud tonios known
to pharmacy. II 10 this tact which
has earned for II the well-meri.ed Ii.
tic VI Superior Medicine.
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DR.. Prlcc'o Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award.

Governor Colcord has appointed
Thomas B. Clifford q Commissioner
Of Deeds for Nevada, TO reside In Now
York.
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w. w. BOOKER,
Editor AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

will be made a. low as is coDsistcnt with
sopna business prineiplss. Apply Al the of
&C for terms.
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DAILY

AN EVENING PAPER.
yssuED EVERY DAY. SUNDAYS III.
= copied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15
We C.0se on S2,urd2yS2t2P P. NJ. TIL
September Isl.
FOURQUREAu-
PRICE Cd.
Observation-Disclosures

We omitto- day our
usual list OF special
offerings, but not be-
cause we have no spe-
cialyalues to offer. At
this season of theyear
we clear our counters
of SUMNER GOODS
regardless of profits
and costs.
1t isn't a sacrifice
OF ODDS and ENDS
merely. but the great
bulk of our Summer
stock.
Bargains have be en-
made OF the best the
store holds at this
midsummer time.
We want to crowd
into days the selling
that usually occupies
weeks, and to insure
the accomplishment
of it, the spirit of re-
ductiOn has been al
lowed to extend over
the choicest effects
1.-THE richest crea-
tons.
Weigh the facts as
they are expressed.
Ponder over the OPP
p ortunity afforded
and come and secure
your choice.
IllIIIIIIInIlIIIIIn
-THE-
FOURQUREAN- !
PRICE Co. |
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DEPARTMENT VII

CORSETS that soI AZ XS. .. &c.
sizes = % %. selling 40 -s-
'okSEl> that sold AZ 5-.. IN large
sizes only, o1w lt -.c.
Tor Sc.
We carry all the leading rakes-P. u.
q. 3. {. T.. r. c.. T. K r.. DIR VAR
MR. HEALTH. and THOPMSOS )
GLONE-FlTTING.
CHILDREN'S CEN UNDERy- AIsT. IN
an s.zes-somethins every child should
wear--lc.
The I'OUBLE VE WAIST. lisa heath
ful and comfortable garment. made from
"a single thickness Of soft-frish cloth and
covers TIE entire body evenly This lni-
fcrm and complete covering is a great aG-
vantage Il allows perfect muscular ac-
tio1 and development n tie growing
body. principally Tor infants children.
ana misses. Prices 81. ~. and &c.
DEPARTMENT IN
A beautiful LINEN TOWEL SKIS
inches. Rel. Pink Blue. and Orange COZ
or-l Borders. price &c. our price IS.
FINE DAMASK TOWEL SKA Red.
Pink. Blue. orange Colorel Borders, price
HUCK TOWEL sali a, Il &c. our
price = Lee
Nice TURKISH BATH TOWELS g..
We carry a large stock ~ CRASH.
Can give yol sool Crash for 81.
MEN : DEPARTMENT
something O. Interest th- men. wh,ch
Wa are the leaders 30 prices and popular
STYLES IL THIS wonderful sale We have
cur the prices f1r them in desirable goods.
our s. = FERCALE SHIRT. with : de-
iachei collars sc
our ~. PERrALE SHIRT. with at
taclel collars. only 81 l--c
Clr 4e NEGLIIEE SHIRT. with at
tar-el --a-s only 80.
orr e. NEGLIGEE SHIRT. with az
tar.-i collar s.met.! x cool. orly ,3c.
We fri our srock . NIGHT ROBES
entirely rrl large. and We have rut he
Irr-- waF down These Robes age Gus
-ru made. ard are ~ the Softest C0ttons.
Prices. IS anu 20.
4 busy scene 70 - witnessed II our
CARPET DEPARTMENT. as this has
"a. ways been great feature ~ THE
TlN EE We hold the reputation IN
carrying che best selected patterns. quail
t.es. and prices. in order - make room
Or rr- arTr.ar ching main season. We VIII
seI Carrots 80 tl- most ast unlirg prices.
CARPETS =. o. 3d. IS, 50, eoc.. in In
HRrssELs CARPETS -. %. sl-2. 20.
our line % CLUB sATCHELs have
been reduced f1r this day.
For ST.. we can give you q good
81 SATCHEL f3r 80.
s. SAT'HEL f1r s -
s. SATCH T. co. s. io
Go SATCHEL f0r 3 20.
Something .n stll-- DUCK SUITS.
Price. G--5. 3, an So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

At the annual reunion 81 the Pegran
Battalion Association. held on the utn
day Of July. is$i. the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed.
whereas. this Association. having heard
with deep sorrow Of the death OF one. -
is most honorei and esteemed members
Mr. John Purcell. whose upright and pure
life has beer a bright example 10 this
community for three-qUaTters OF a cen
fury.
Resolved, That IN the death Of our
late member and comTade. Mr. JOho
Purcell. this association has lost ore az
It's most loved and valued msnssyA sA.a~s
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l. entering our store the first u the
wondered bargains that All meet your
eyes is the REMNANT cot NTCR-
something % interest every lady. You
VIII rrl ca this counter Remnants OF
summer Go0ds-prl-es that VIII make yoI
buy.
DEPARTMENT Il
JACONETS. IN the most beautiful col
or- former price J. I-2c.. now l-ac.
CREPE CLOTH. 90 White Grounds.
Ceor-i Figures. forme. price l. l--,..
ROW d lie
JACOSETS. IN Black Grounds. some
t1-ag laheari o. former price l. --sc..
DEPARTMENT III
Something in stylish SATINES in The
most dainty. delicate designs. former qr.ce
BLACK LACE STRIPE GRENADINES.
WIN Col7-el Flowers. something very
-es!rat-e former price &C. now = lie.
DEPARTMENT ".
BLACK GRENADINES. in Pad and
BLACK GRENADINES. in Pla.a and
CHALLIEs THAT a-e not quite 50 new.
lh veg pretty patterns, former price -
something taat would make the most
serFl-eac.e dresses f-~ t-- lati-s-Tark
Grounds in CHALLTES French STYLES
and quality. former price &c.. ours 60
Line ~ COTTON CHALLIES. ID pretty
patterns, or price ,--r
DEPARTMENT y.
We have q very small stock = WASH
SILKS left which We w.- seI t1e re-
nalr1er AZ great price
SILKS that sold % ani &c, ou- price
CREAM CHINA SILK. 2 inches. r-ru-
jar .5r. quality our price 5-.
Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

Only = cents vii purchase splendid
binder for tire Ce1tury War BOOK az Ihe
Times offic-. This binder IS convenient as
well a. Ornamental Tie parts enclosed
can be easily slipped n and out Ine
binder viii bod one part or the entire
twenty With equal ease
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

The Henrioo Dragons " III be Commanded
b. Mr.. q. d. Garter.

Lieutenant Colonel James r. Branch
presided over ne adjourned meeting Il
tte Herr.co Llsht Dragons he'd t.
ne county courthouse yesterday, for
i-- plrs Jose ~ e.ectlne captain 70 sue
c~rl MAJOR N. = sands. promoted
Lieutenant Gecr.r y CATER was piara1
n nomination - Trooper Kemp. and
soL1 Pope oy IrocIer James PailliTs.
Lieutenant Carter was elected on the
seventh ballot the vote then standing
Carter. p Pope 3. The newly elected
capfain acdressed the cavalrymen a.
some length. expressing his appreciation
~ Tie honor conferred on him. anl
~ mislLs % devote his energies 81 the
future % the accomY .lslgueut OF some
needed Improvements IN the troop.
The election % III the vacant first
merchandising. made 50 ~ the promo
ton % Nr. Garter was then taken -lp
and resulted 81 Sergeant Simon solomon
being chosen as Lieutenant Carters sue
cessor.
After other business had been DISPOSED
OF the troopers paTtook o. refreshments.
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& RICHMOND ARCHITECT.
az. NOTING MIXING SA1TE FOR
HIMSELF II 4 DE>IGNER
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20 Bs->ke,ch o. The Career - he
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

,or sex Headache IS found that IS pleas
AIT harmless ard efficient. We refer %
Dr.. Dayld's Pills. that Thousands O. )ur
people have successfully used. Price, =
cents a box. I've boxes Tor g.
OWENS < MINOR DRUG CO.
Rlchmor1 "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

p, the Richmond. Fr=1eri-ksb- and
potomac railroad. eighteen miles from
desmond Cr-rs unusual attractions for
t,--r.icn and P.-a-c parties. Trains
--a--i AZ low rates upon application
- G A Taylor. Tra-1c Manager, BYRD
g.-.a- station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

In reading the above make mistake this sale will be of very
short dation aides avail yourselves Of this opportunity as You
will find the prices below onh consequently these prices
only hold good for dyMondayas have been busy in all
Departments cutting the prices We will say little as prices
speak for themselves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

The S~ither.s precinct election fraud
cases Will come I'd tCr rrla. .l Tie Ee-r--
CO County Court tomorrow.
Al -1- last hearl.e t-- case ll-e-
Wickham save notice rla- -- you'd {
permit = further YlsrTorecl-t Z. ana YAK
- case must te -rl-1 - Iti- date
i is presumed THAI cou-s-. fc- t---
SIDES are ready and that tie prisor--s.
Who are out "a ball. VIII appear -o-
trial A.
TIE case has been stuth0rnly fou--I
~ the counsel Tor fhe accused froI -
tegiunlng. ard j. has twice been post
poned ..,
The legal techracaH;ies have al p~.n
disposed o. however. and the ------
merts made in due FORM o. 4a"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

Al styles and prices -
OWENS & 3lISl'R DRUG co.'s.
Richmond. Va
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Can Yoa Stereotype {:

II you cant. and want 70 have work
done IN first-class manner. send your
orders 10 Tie Tines once.
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"Ole Marster' Csars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

Messrs Willie r Crawford. 3. M9rfs
Shepherd and Arthur :. CIaWio-I Hii
yesterday evening for Hampton 80 -
Point. where they VIII spena N-Vi-
ton
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r,rr.ordlnar, slsusht.r!ii

900 WORTH OF Our EESUIAB ooFrEIoHIAD
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL SELL ~''-e
ToE IS cESTs CASH.
We are determined TO close out me mos ,os'
extensive stock u slert AI9-- so 80
~ ,bis sa-srtrent OK our business VISA
"a little delay poss-btt- ALL - - va
not last long AZ this prier-c,- a. 20
WALTER u. MOSES * CO.,
,.as ,fatn street. opposite T. y.
r. sure "a attend the special sale that
will be Ia progress Monday al Jullls Sy-
Ga 4 Sons. ------
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nrpARrAfENr LII

Something in stylish SATlNES 10 the
most dainty. delicate designs. former qr.ce
30. rlW -1c
BLACK LACE STRIPE GRENADINES.
WIN lll--e4 Flowers something very
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DEPARTMENT II

JACONETS. fl the most teautiful col
Cr- former price J. lie. now l-sc.
CREPE CLOTH. 90 White Grounds.
Ce.or-i Figures, forme. price l. l--,..
now lie
JACOSETS IN Black Grounds. some
tang lnheari q. former price L. --5c..
nov % 1---
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

l. entering our store the first u the
wonderf-. bargains that Nln meet your
eyes is the REMNANT COT NTER-
something % interest every .ady. You
VIII rr- cn this counter Remnants OF
Summer Go0ds-prices that VIII make yol
buy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

Price. as. g aalEs