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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
The Country Confederate.

The Weekly Dispatch Of this date Is
an eight-page paper, and in addition to
matter specially prepared for our coun-
try readers, contains all of the pictures
and report of all of the proceedings
at the unwilling Of the Soldiers and
Sailors monument Just as they appeared
in our daily issue of yesterday.
Country people are thorough newspa-
per readers, and not line OF DR.. Hoges
prayer, or OF Mr.. Gordon's poem, or OF
Mr.. Caves Grafton viii escape their at
tention.
Our weekly goes to thousands Of Lees
men Gin the backwoods," who would
on Wednesday had sufficient means
been theirs. But for the depressed con-
dition OF business at this time, We be-
iieve that a movement to raise money to
bring on to Richmond our impoverished
veterans would have succeeded. No doubt
there are many persons who at any time
would give liberal amounts TO afford a
days pleasure to the poor, aged fell
lows who live away far back in the
country, and who never have enough
money TO spare to bring them to Con-
federate reunions here.
When we come TO lay the cornerstone
Of President Daviss monument-and that
will be at no distant day-we must
make arrangements TO extend help to
the WORKOUT Confederates who are too
poor in purse 10 pay their railroad fare
to Richmond,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
Kindness Of the Press.

The newspapers throughout Virginia
and other Southern States have had many
complimentary articles concerning our
Soldiers and Sailors monument. Nearly
all of them have incidentally praised Rich
mond In warm terms for its loyalty to the
southern cause, and for its determination
TO I'LL the city with enduring memorials
or the great struggle Of which IL was
the centre OF interest.
These articles show that our motives are
well understood and fully appreciated in
the South. And as for the northern
papers, they have looked with more
favor-more forbearance. perhaps we
should say-upon the unwilling Of this
monument than upon that Of any other
hitherto built here. Generally speaking
they regard 1t as well-deserved tribute
to valor-rebel vslor though 1t was,
according 10 their mistaken point OF
view.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
polsoNS IN AIR AND WATER.
The Very Fact That They Are uS'ee"
unsu.pected Make. Them the More D''

"NearIy everybody Is In great ua"ss
just az this time" ,.odlng phy-
THE sneaker was one OF the lsa"i"e -
sicians IN New York. IL and the
"XVith the malaria IN the ar, a. i.,eo-
dans-af in the water" he contlnusN, i,,
nle need 20 exercise the greatess ,hincs
ana care The trouble with thes ana are
rs that they come nnawarss, ., ,uala-
often unsupported. The germs ~ the
ria are drawn In by every itSy each
seeds OF disease are spread W
Tn doctor looked thoughtful i9r q .
moment, and then contiuusI. dsnaerT.
but one way TO prevent thesT e,sad az
and that Is 10 be watehiui. i,kt,,,s ali
dyinling iced water and other lnulss sn,
the while. and IN place ~ permltun.s ,Se
ard foul air 10 spread malaIiH 81, ~ and
system. people should be Wa.e""'N'
check these things on the STAR can ba
There is but one way thar lnls "a" r,,re
done. and that Is By the use % ne slight
stimulant constantly or VIII The only
est feeling OF sickness appears iHS ,ou,n
preparatiOn which has ever pesIi b. i'm
"a certainly counteract these troupieS ~
time. Is that great. that popular ',ssd ~
Durfv'a pure Malt. IL has been usel ~
the public OF America for over wv ,.i,,s,
wears. end has proved US suiIiIs55bsd
merits only by what IL has =;
III men and women would CoVu'' ,his
the deadly germs In the WatsI 1n,fs,,'s
season OF the year by mixing DIny
p71ro Malt with n. they need have llttis
sesr ~ low fevers or malaria IL snouIu
he borne In mind. howey r, that y n,iiI
Duffv's Pure Malt Whiskey thdt W. W.
acconnItsh this and that however HluCi
.ruggists or grocers may say 70 the CUT
trarv. il alone can be depended upoh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
JACOB LEVITT,
- 1888 EAST MAIN.
HOW And WHERE TO Buy CORSETS

Ali your money for a corset and a
petticoat." So reads the writing on the
wall in the dressing room of la belle
Parisienne, who pays so for a pair OF
Sorsets. N5 torta peau de sole petticoat
s. for q little frOck de lalue, and walks
forth the best-dresSsd woman on the
face or the earth; and that is the secret
OF the French toilet
Now. the average woman would spend
that $50 for clothes, and she would be
clothed, but the French lady gets dressed
There Is just as much difference between
clothing and dressing oneself as there Is
between feeding and dining. The fine art
or dressing begins with the corset. A
corset forms or detorms tho figure, makes
or mars the Mt OF the bodice, and gives
the individual what the lady has and
the dowdy lacks-style. Woman has the
human form divine, but her figure Is any
thing fashion chooses 10 make H.
Every Corset which leaves our house
no matter how cheap, is made to At the
wearer.
A good Corset as low as lsc.
An elegant 6-Hook Double-Back Corded
20 dozen Kid-FIttIng French Hip Long
Wasted Corsets, Ia white drab
and black, and ecru and gold, 37c but
they are 66c. values.
Our Great Stayed-Waist Corset, in
white only, on which we had such a run
at 65c., now goes at 43c
Think OF a Full, lS-Bone Bust Corset
extra-long waist, and the best thing you
ever saw, for z5c,; but these go at 4sc.
A Perfect-Fitting Extra-Long Waist
Ventilatlng Corset, 4Sc.
Soiid-Blaek Saline Corsets, full.boned
and silk-trimmed, at 4sc.
Try our Featherbone Corset at 81, either
high bust, waist or plain strip, which
IL not entirely satisfactory after four
weeks trial, can be returned TO us and
have your money refunded.
our Special Extremely-Long Waist s.
Hook Corset Is a wonder. The greatest
Corset ever shown for g.
With every wv. b." &C. b." III. g.
s.. ''R. Il o." Glove Fitting" or
''Featherbone' Corset sold this week we
give useful souvenir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
T0faty silk.
T OUlS NACHMAN.

u
They say we are tho cheapest domestic dry
goods house in the city-so say the ladies. Well,
We are not surprised at that, for we can Judge
from the amount OF business We are doing that
they mean what they say.
We have Just received
1000 yards Of Bleached Remnants, run
ming TO 10 yards.
A mixed lot Of some Fruit OF the
Loom, Androscoggin, and Pride OF the
West. They are simply grand. None
worth less than SC. We sell them for &C.
1900 yards 3-i Bleached, &c. yard.
500 yards 1914 Bleached Sheeting, i5c
One lot OF Beautiful Dimities. l2kc.
quality, &c. yard.
Fly-Netting only costs you sc. yard.
Fayl Crepon, all shades. l21zc
Here's a bargain. Come quick IL you
want any: only pieces each.
Black and Navy-Blue Serge, 39c. was
the price; we struck a little job, and
will give them 10 you for 25c
We have the Striped Percales you are
looking for in navy, light-blue, and red.
lovely styles l2lao
Irish Lawns, 40 Inches wide, lOc.
Think Of 1t. lady's Black silk Belt
Ladies Blue, Cardinal, white. Navy
Ladies' Excellent Quality 25c. Leather
Belts for l0c.
Ladies' Lovely orset-Covers for l5c.
Ladies' Corset-Covers, something hand
We are still selling our N.75 ladies'
Black 2-inch Silk Umbrellas for 9Sc. :;
only few left
10 dozen Children's Lace Caps, l0c
You know the Baby Ruth Bonnet, made
OF Dotted Swiss, cost you N.25 well, we
sell them for 75c.
Baby Socks in black. tan, and red, abb
solutely seamless, fast and stainless, to
7, l5c.; pairs for &c
Ladies' Egyptian Combed Yarn Balbrig-
gan Hose and Black. 10c. a pair; that's
cheap.
Half-Hose. i0c. a pair; for 2jc
Mems Mixed, Perfectly Seamless, Half
Hose, 8 to IL, 7c., or pairs for 25c., at the
Cheap Goods Store OF
LOUIS NACHMAN,
1853 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01

We do not perceive that much progress
has been made as yet in composing the
differences in our party at Norfolk, but
we trust that time viii allay the Irritation
created by the contest and that by the
November election our friends there will
be able 70 present solid front to the
enemy.
Unless Norfolk Democrats ''harmonize''
az Bill Arp used to say. our party in the
Second District viii be at great dissd-
vantage when they come 10 vote for con-
gresham this fall. However. we suppose
thai this condition Is understood and ap-
preciated BY nearly everybody. and that
the real difficulty Is In getting the men
OF either faction to forge. and forgive the
other side. A policy Of Cancellation would
seem to be the best adapted TO the needs
Of Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
The Illinois Case.

We called attention Il few days ago to
an important case pending before Judge
Creighton, OF Illinois, In which the court
was asked TO assume jurisdiction in a
case, one point In which, IL not the only
one, was the constitutionality of the last
law OF that State reapportioning represen-
tatlon In the General Assembly. We sup
posed ana argued that inasmuch as the
State Constitution provided that the Lee
gislative. Executive, and judicial depart
ments OF the State government should be
kept separate and apart from one an
other, and the Legislature having the
undoubted right TO reapportion represen-
tation In that body, the Judge would hold
that he did not have jurisdiction in the
case.
The Constitution of Illinois provides that
the Legislature In Reproducing repre-
sentatton In that body shall form the
legislative districts of compact and con-
tiguous territory" The Republicans con-
tended that the act Of 1898 was unconsti-
tutional In that II did not comply with
this requirement. The Democrats, using
q Popullst as u tool so the Republicans
say. c,ntended that this was a question
with which the courts had nothing TO do,
the reapportionment OF representation In
the Legislature being a duty imposed
upon the Legislative Department, and
with the performance OF which duty no
other department Of the State government
had aught 20 do. This contention ought
to have been sustained. seeing that 10
allow the courts 20 interfere In this mat
ter would be to transfer the right to re-
apporion representation In the Legisla-
tuEe from the Legislative Department TO
the Judicial Department: for the courts
would I'm the event supposed become
Judges az TO whether the reapportionment
wAs constitutional or not. and could COM
pd the Legislature To reapportion repre-
seDtation again and again. and indeed
until the courts became satisfied as TO
tho constitutionallty Of the act Of reap
portionment Clearly this would be 10 al
low tAs courts to interfere In matter
which under the Constitution belongs to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
UNFRAMED HATS.

Never during our experience 100 no
millinery trade have such prices ,. ~
named on Hats at this season az M
year.
Here are probably fifteen shapes % s..
lect from In Chldren's and Ladies ha'
In the Rough Straw or Fancy Hra.l'
all colors. Such Hats as sell for yg. ~
and 75c. YOUR PICK OF THEM t'"
2Jc.
Fine Tuscan and Chip Brails, boz Dr"- !,
Shapes, light and dark COlOrs. some
these shapes sold az high as 10 anu
$l76. Choice OF these, which lh,.fN''
twenty 10 twenty-five shapes EC
The French Tape Hats. in all th' p.ii,
lar shapes and delicate shades, when -'.t
readily at $50; our price for this wees
White CHIP Flats and Shapos. WIN
fancy straw edges, very pretty ""'
stylish, 75c.
Italian Leghorns, in white and hit'"
children's misses and ladies' size1-if
range from 25c. 10 SIS. The SAM 'a''.'
sell elsewhere for from soc 10 s. a r.
Yachting or Sailor Hats, In white. h.i."i
navy, and red: prices FOR unUlia.
from 15c. up 10 tl75. Trimmed salons
from 25c. up 10 N&.
Children's Trimmed Sailors, wEi'' VI
colors. all sizes, &c.
Other styles at iSc. and Ijc inner g.a'.'
81 and $50.
Tam O. shanters. in straw. cloth Z
duck; also Boys Sailor Hats. sp.."
prices for this week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01

s.o yards REMNANTS DUCKS, r Nv
o% yaFus ,rnE1VioTS, CHAMBK.Ae, 1 ?,
GfGaNIGHAMS. AND OTHER "a DC
bc a yard. regular yaIuty, , ~ and CHAI.-
1900 yards GOOD L Worth double.
L,E sS, W wards ris YARD-wIDE cHALLih0 ~
&c w Spras ZTooL cHALLIs , At IS' si
n ward You pay Is ana NC io'
over err the he cit ely gEvIoTs and GINGHAMs
80 vard well worth sl-5c;,,>-,,trA,ts
Soo Yards EXTRA COOL DOB DC
az eIs ar, ~ Ga WASH GOODS at l@,ze,
,,ar ~ comprisng the most desli it .l-ordsd
In use This season, such as D duchess,
DimIties Jaconat Crepe JasD ccotch and
Figured Swiss, lri c'ng LSWn and many
49, IN brirs from which you can IAN
" r ,,, MANY DRESS GOODS IeIt on n..s S,Li,,
we have put prices o., 30 soc US. You
tne ei, ~ soy,Se money Some or the pest
WI go vt no he had Just the corryct ~
s sic,.' ~ buy is a good Storm-Serge Dress'
Note sn our pp teesb best storm serses at sc
w is.Inc fY'; wide best storm Serge at Soc'
worm f5-Inc SS'' wide best storm Serge at SOc'
worm SS-,nc ,oe wide best storm Serge at 7Je'
"S All Of T. the above are Atwood and war
ran I6S ,, 70 Mef LACK. STRIPED. PIAID'
pJ AIN I,ACE-STRIPED. FIGt kbp,
IN NOTIFIED MUSIINS, from l-Sc.
Gard mall fast blacks and good colofs:,
AZ S7ibc. a yard see our line Oh WASH
~ a. XII and CSC. a yard We show
l,rSs va rjety OF CHINA SILKS, inquired
and striped, that are greatly reduced IN
PITT kfI. FANCY-sTRIPED, FLowEREp,
AND CHANGEABLE SILKS at muen
'e RI.tH ItK CREAM. AND WHITE INDIA
FIGURED SILKS. "a inches vide at 'oc''
former price 81 yard. ,>,>r,
ALL-SILK BLACK GRENADlNb' oHiy
5Oc a ward, worth 75c. ..,x. .,n,,>,
STRIPED ALL-SILK BLACK OXEN,
ADINES now 75c a yard, formerly sofa
at 81 and 81 q q yard.
BLACK DRESS GOODS or every de-
scription at lowest prices. 49,, moo,
AT 37Ibc a yard see our ALls- NOOL'
SILK FINISHED HENRlETI AS.
CREAM AND WHITE WOOi.Lf.N
DRESS GOODS are in great demand. see
the large stock we show, Anything you
can think Of, and you Will ma the prloss
TO please you, also. ,,.,,r,,,, Avn
Ask to see our line OF WHITE AND
BLACK FRENCH ORGANIZES, rang
ing in prices from 25c. 10 ioc' a Sard'
They are great values.
All kinds OF WHITE GOODS. such as
Piques, India Linens, Mulis, Dimltles'
Linen Lawns, Plaid and Striped Musnhs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
.THILHIMER BROTHERS
OFFER
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
H. almost erevy line of goods asi,, this o %eeh To
much stock and st1tR no 'ou "s suc5 :" '"P4y
COOP BARGAINS
4 ;, . IN n,,,,, non to UISIt OIT eStIbILSJlH2Gnk

In EMBROIDERIES you can't INA ,
better selection In the city. and or .r,.,,
are always the lowest. AI-Ovor E.~.-..
cries and Reyerlngs for y0kes. gr..r..,
styles in use.
BLACK BOURBON HEAVY LACus- ,
rapidly at the prices we s,ll them. r.-,
and inspect the stock.
500 pieces CREAM, WHITE, AND n--
TER-CoLoR LACEs AND INSERTING
in the correct styles and widths. ana ,...
are just whit you want Soc 'h. v..
laces we show at 10. l2iz. IS %, -. trl-.-'
SILVER BUCKLEs-an the r.., q,
BLACK SILK AND LEATHER BELTS
See those we offer az DC.
BLACK SILK MTTTS az Sc, value ~.
BLACK SILK GLOVES at -5,. In,
BLACK and COLORED SILK CAIN.
LET'S at &c. pair, reduced from -.
We show on Monday 30 ENGLISH
TWILI.-GLOR1A, 8-lNCH UMBRETLRS
at CSC, same quality formerly I'D a;
"a, All FANCY PARASoLs az ra,.,
prices. Great bargains In them
$40 LADIES' WASH SUITS % s.r..,
from. Largest assortment and best .'.ra,
I'm the city. No need 70 81 without r..a
D,ck suit. You can buy them I'D, "a
s2@ kB. s3SS, and A.S. All mad r.
tha most stylish shapes.
LADIES LAUNDERED WAISTS ID.
soc. regular 81 styles.
LADIES HAMMERED WAISTS AZ
roc. regular Sl.2j styles.
/ LADIES LAUNDERED WAISTS a,
9Sc,--regular N.S0 styles
LADIES NAVY AND BLACK FIG
URED AND STRIPED FINE SATINr
WAISTS at soc. apiece, were made 10 s.
See the bargains In WAISTS We .r.-
~ %. a. 49, and SOC.
ROYS WASH SUITS at SSc. ant vgi
worth 81 % and s. a suit.
BOYS WASH PANTS at 3Sc. a pair
We offer special inducemaUr, 10
LADIES' MUSLIN CNDERWEAR. So
'ns LOT Iot Of SLIGHTLY sOILED MUSLIN
UNDERW WEAR at a grea, reduction IN
large line OF MEMS PERrNF
MADRAS, AND NEGLlGEE SHIRTS
See our pERCALE SHIRTS with l..
tachahle collars, at 81 and N-j-bas. n
'n MEMS NEGMGEE SHIRTS az e..
worth 50c; at soc. worth I5c.
MEN'S UNIAUNpERED SHIRTS 80
soc. apiece, made Of Wamsutta and N.W
MEMS SOC. BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS
AND PANTS at &c. or for 81. D.rt
miss them. they are grand valJp"
large line OF LADIES AND GIL.
DREN'S SUMMER RIBBED AND
GAI'ZE UNDERWEAR az lowest prices
BE sure you visit our store This week
II means a saving Of money 70 you.
RpOTHERS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
FIOwERS

THOUSANDS TO SELECT FROM
&c. choice Of an immense lot, SAN. ~
are sold elsewhere for Tie. 3D..
Our SOC. Sprays and Montures are -
same styles which sold for 81 am a.
early in the month
Large shipment OF Imported P'hs- ' ..'
Jacqueminot Roses and Foliage for l'"..
med Leghorns and White Chips, very .'
CANT, stylish. and cheap.
Black Jetted Tips, Plumes, Quilts. ,yt.o
Plumes, ana VAolets. IN all the very
test effects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
4 Constitutional Convention.

~. n.nv,,,e Register declares that Gov
error orcrrai has the opportunity 70
,nmor,alixe himself by Gaming an sA.a
se.s,on Of the General Assembly 10 niAN'
nrovlslon for taking vote on the p'ss
,,or =, having convention to up'oo'
a.. ,,raerwood Constitution. The Regis
cor voices the popular demand for con
s,i,,,,on better suited 70 the piesen'
needs OF the state-one that VIII Nc n''''
economical to live under. =
we are on the side OF the Register ~
wishing a constitutional convention 70 "
hsId I, is in the power Of convention
20 frame a constitution which VIII saw
our Taxpayers thousands and tnousanos
Of dollars per annum. but we much douot
:, the presen, Legislature would give TIE
,aon,a the chance that they wish q
voting ON the question. Doubtless we
shall have to Inaugurate campaign ol
education. and zee to IT that legislators
are elected who are known to FAVOR Il
constitutional convention.
II the speech OF Mr. Withers, OF Dan
vile. made IN the House Of Delegates
at the last legislative session. could DC
put into the hands Of every readins-man
in this State we do not believe the people
would hesitate one moment in voting lot
n convention. notwithstanding that great
efforts would be made to prejudice the
minds OF certain OF our voters against
a convention by charges that the eonven-
ton would disfranch,se all the white men
who cannot read.
As to an extra session Of the General
Assembly It seems to US that we shall
have to have Il anyhow 10 put into force
new petit-larceny laws after the people
In November next have authorized the
General Assembly to do away Win jury
trials in certain specified cases. II we do
have this extra session. we hope that Mt
Withers will come to IT prepared to renew
his resolution in favor Of vote on
convention. and to argue II on the line
which he chose at the last session. In
this way, IL no greater good is accom-
pllshed, the people will begin 10 learn how
vexatlous. cumbersome. and costly an
instrument the Underwood Constitution is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01

All letters and kilograms must be nd
dressed 20 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turnad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01

The people Of Libby Hill and vicinity
were unstinting in the hospitality which
they extended soldiers and civilians on
Wednesday afternoon. Nothing could
have exceeded their warm-hearted con-
sideration for their fellow-creatures who
were caught in the rain during the I'M
yelling ceremonies. OF course their roofs
were not capacious enough 70 afford shell
ter for all that great multitude, and 1t
is true that most Of the soldiers were re-
qulred to stand IN line and face the
showers, but these Libby Hill people aid
what they could" do to ameliorate the
discomfort Of the occasion. and did that
with great grace and cordiality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
OUR TRIMMED
HAT :. DEPARTMENT
WAS CROWDED WITH
DELIGHTED BUYERS ALL DAY.

Knowing the truthfulness OF our "I...'
they expected muCh-we even exec.
their expectations In the rrmarAly..
values given
THE SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK.
WITH MANY ADDITIONAL A|.
TRACTIVE NEW SUMMER SIhLaa
ADDED DAILY.
To give you an inklng Of some Ui ..'
values, we shall quote a few prices.
Here are CHILDkENS PRETTY
STYLISH HATS trimmed with Itu.."
and flowers, usually sell for 81, rr.g" D..
in half, $3.50
Others that were 81 and e.. now :.
Ladies' Dress Hats, styli7hly trHu
in any color, former price a. and -, now
g. and $50
Black Lace Hats that usually sell ir
Sc and 81, now $50
Chip. Tuscan, and NcOp0litan straw
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets at 81 AMI 81,
former prices s. and tD
Imported Pattern Hats that wef" -
and $50, now s. and So
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01

Seeing the crimson stains upon our
sidewalks and the number Of armed men
In the city stranger coming here yester-
day might have sworn from the cir
cumstantlal evidence before him that
there had been a great battle fought here.
But the fact is that the soldiers were all
men of peace, and the crimson stains
were the washed-out colors Of house de-
corations put up TO honor a very joyous
occasion The heavy rains of Wednesday
and yesterday were responsible for the
washington process.
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LEVY & DAVIS.
Temple, Pem6er70n,
C0nAeS G. Co.,
z and 9 west Broad street.

Muslin Ties and BO1cs.
Bows, made of beautiful printed lawn,
10 be worn either with standing or turn.
down collars We are selling the regu-
lar 26c. bow for l5c.
Fine stock OF Stock, Teck, and Four
INLAND Ties, in solid, and fancy colors,
in variety of new and neat effects, SOC.
Four In Hands, Tecks, Bows, and
Windsor Ties, in all the new patterns
and colors-quantity OF styles to select
from-only 25c. for choice.
New effects in Sterling Silver Shirt
Waists Gets, plain silver with red, blue.
and black enamel.
Ribbons.
OF all years this is q Ribbon year.
Ribbon used on every kind of Dress,
Worsted, Silk, and Wash Goods. II you
are in need Of anything in the Ribbon
line take look at our stock. We have
every variety and width worn, and can
give you low prices for the very best
goods.
Fancy Colored and Jet Trimmings in
every variety worn from the smallest
Single Bead Trimming to Guimps
inches wide, and at prices that put them
in the reach Of all.
Tafaty Silk.
Another shipment of that sold Time u
Tafraty Silk at S5c. per yard. Warranted
to wear.
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