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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

West Trenton.
Capt. Luther Gllpatrick ami wife Of East
Lsmoine, were in town On Monday. cali
ing on friends
The cold was 50 intense on Saturday Of
last week it made u think that We could
not be far from the north pole.
Josiah Williams and wife Of Ellsworth,
were here on Tuesday Of last week on
vlsit to II. l.. Leland and wife.
Miss MIIie Murch OF Bangor, formerly
Of this place j. in town visiting relatives.
She j. at present the guest Of her uncle,
Dea. j. Wilson jordan
The ladies' Ok OAK Point sewing circle
viii hold fair aud supper % Thursday
evening Of this week. All are cordially
invited a fine time is anticipated.
The young people 1T Oak Point have
organized a Christian Endeayor society
Their meetings, which are held every sun
day evening. are well attended. Quite a
religious interest il being manifested.
Frank A. Cousins, decided cripple from
childhood, aud who has been town charge
for several years, living alone in q small
cabin az the heaa Of Goose Cove, was
found dead on the floor OF his cabin on
"Wednesday night of last week tie was
being cared for by neighbor near by,
who had left him for a few moments TO go
To his home. and on his return found him
dead, lie had been quite poorly in health
for several weeks and It appears that
after hiS attendant left him he got up from
his couch and sat down on a stool, and
from that he fell to the floor dead. He
was the second son Of the late Joseph and
Joanna Anderson Cousins, and was born
about hfty nine years ago. He has two
brothers living, William E, who lives in
the West, and Capt. Charles Cousins Of
Green's Landing His funeral occurred on
Friday, and was well attended. Rev. G. B.
Chadwick otilcated.
Feb. 26 ROY.
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ASr gate as-'t- atu.clr actual value s.la! ~ le
LIABILITIES Dee Sd. l,a


Capital paid up !n cash. sI.aoOa1
A>>ETs DECEMBER 81, Is.S.
RI e-'atc owne,i by the company, un-
iLcumt-rt. So 20NO0
Loans nn bond AMI mort - ge first liens AT 90
stocks and bonds owned by the com.
Iany. market value I,as3isn 90
Hth- rtruTti by cotiaterals H., t3I Is
tA-A 20 thc comiauy'- principal Of.
nre aUd lu bank 1-I-s- r.
Interest Hue and accrued II eql -f
lrrmlum- in tue course Of collection, ST. ls2 in
Marine premium notcs, 5- -sl34g
All X her A~sets. o- n5, -
Aggregate ui all the admitted ssSe,s az
tle company 1T their actual value, &sIiliss67
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81. lss3.
M amount Of unpaid losses and
claims s'.z to- a.
Amount required 20 safely re insure all
outstanding ri-Es. l45 ftes 3g
Al ether demands against The com
PaIsf w commissions, ETC. i9.i55.i9
Total amount Of liabilities EXCEPT
capital stock and net surplus sI42tqs0a-
capital actually paid M lii cash b1apON
',nIptu7 DtSohd capital 6,5 ig9 g.
Aggregate amount OF liabilities
including net surplus, s3IlI4sgs,
Grant 4 CuShman. Agents
ELLSWORTH. BAR HARBoR.
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The March Century will contain another
unpublished lecture by James Russell Low
ell. in which he discusses The Imagina-
ton"
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CONDENSED STATEMENT
of THE
Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Co.
Or HAMBURG. GERMANY
Incorporated in 1854 Commenced business in ls,5

-
Incorporated in 1854 Commenced business in lsi5.
f.o. AfFELD, H. c. BUCHESBERGER,
Managers.
Capital paid up in cash, s3oo,0O0fo
ASSETS DECEMBER 81, Isg3
Stocks and bonds owned by the com.
panY, market value, lo-s 5Ia "a,
IA@h II the company's principal Of
flee and IN bank. 7--I4s1
Interest due and accrued / nd0 no
Premiums ia due course of collec
tion. = sss 81
Aggregate Of ali the admitted assets -
~ the company al their actual value 81 ri IlsI2
LIABILITIES, DECEMBER 81. lss.
Net amount Of unpaid losses and
claims iIss s-5 M
Amount required to safely re-insure
AN outstanding risks, SO 2-64a
All other demands against the com.
pAny, viz commits etc, IL sol a.
Total amount Of liabilities, except
capital stock and net surplus, s50as2 81
sarpiGs beyond capital, 2-osss II
Aggregate amount of liabilities in.
Guiding net surplus, sI2slIlGIs
Grant d Cushman, Agents,
SWnUrIy p.n ~
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Patents have recently been issued to the
following Maine inventors: c. S. Nor
cross. Portland, window screen; II. X.
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"What is that dog good for, anyhow" asking
Cynicus, pointing 10 Canis's ST. Bernard, which
was lying near by, looking dignihed. Good
forts retorted CAMS; 'that dog is perfect
gentleman; he's not supposed to be good for any
thing.n-Psek.
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Fast Franklin.
RELIGIOUS AWAKENING,
| East Franklin Is rejoicing In the Lord
Last fall there was such an apparent rellg-
ious interest, on the part Of the uucos-
yerted of this place. that Rev. S. S. Gross,
pastor of the Methodist church of Frank
lin, began series of meetings which con-
tinued for five weeks In succession, with
increased blessings from heaven. Re-
markable cases of conversions were fire.
quent, and from both sexes and all ages.
As an outgrowth of the results of this
revival, there being no church In this
section. society OF Christian Endeavor
was organized, which has gown numeri-
cally, until today 1t numbers over ffty &C
tive, energetic and growing members, and
twenty associate members. Two meetings
are held each week by this society, on
Sunday and Wednesday evenings. The
Sunday evening meeting Is held in the
hall. is very largely attended, is intensely
interesting and is q source of very great
helpfuluess The common difficulty of
timid leaders is obyiated by having two
members participate in leading each meet
ing.
Since most of those who take part in
the meetings are newborn Christians,
what a spiritual festival is enjoyed when
We gather to sing and pray, aud tell what
great things the Lord hath done for Us
The Wednesday evening meeting l. OF a
different character. though none the less
spiritual. while the Sunday evening meet
inIs have many leaders and but one place
of meeting; that OF Wednesday evening
has but one leader and many places of
meeting. Those places are appointed
from week TO week iu the houses Of mem
bers. Not everybody can attend this
meeting, ye, many do, and they come for
service. 10 get good and do good.
most hearty and harmonious service
Of song begins the service, followed by
the leader reading some portion OF scrip
tnre. Then we 70 down on our knees for
divine direction. What a glorious sight
for angels 10 behold! Twenty-Five OF
thirty Christians bowing and kueeling in
prayer. And how appalling to Gods
enemy, the deyil For Satan trembes
when he sees the meekest saint upon his
knees From twenty 70 thirty prayers,
another hymn and then all are ready for
the Bible study, which IS the principal
object OF the gathering.
One of the peculiar providcnces Of God
Is that lie has given us Just the man to
conduct such study with cordial and
genial manner, and a treasure house fun
Of biblical knowledge. He Is admirably
fitted TO lead, The lesson is expoupded,
application To individuals Is made. song
and prayer close the service, and God Is
glorhrd
Long may this good work continue, and
may many be the souls that shall date
their Christian experience back from the
efforts of this godly band OF Christian
Endeavorers.
The names OF officers Of this society are
ss follows President II NJ Blai-dell
vice president. Mrs Minnie Hardisou
treasurer, y J. Wentworth corre>p pond
Ing secretary, Fred Il. Blai-dell recording
secretary, Mrs. Nellie BlaIsdeI.
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DOLLAR RHYMES.

Read at a sociablc given IN Seal Cove hall
Feb. II, by the Ladies' Industrial Society. OF
Seal Cove, for the benefit OF the Cemetery Fence
Fund
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HANOVER FIRE ms. CO..
- sew NorA.
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Of New York
INSURANCE 60. OF NORTH
AMERICA.
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ot Boston, Mas.
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ANCE CO..
of Manchester. y. II.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO..
Of Hartford. Conn.
IMPERIAL INSURANCE CO..
limited 81 London Eng
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
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of London, Eng.
UNION MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO..
of Portland, Ne.
TRAVELLERS LIFE d ACCIDENT
ms. CO.,
of Hartford, Conn.
BOSTON MARINE ms. CO..
u Boston, Mass.
Lines written on all desirable risks
at equitable rates.
questionable indemnity offered.
correspondence solicited.
s1-Telephone connection.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Tor additional county ne,cs see other pages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11

Fine French Ginghams, IN smai ch.cKs'
plaids and stripes BrOOklyh pilSe'
IS 2-3c.; our price, &c.
The very best Apron GInghams, all new
Brooklyn price. l0c.; our price, 6'ac'
Wool Cashmere for Boys Suits, Brook
Ign price J0c.; our price, -1c
Bows Knee-Pants, TO II years, made
of line Cashmere. Brooklyn price. sl.v'
and $l.2j; our price, 80 and 5-i2c
Fine Black Diagonal Cloth for Gentle
mems Coat. Vest, and Pants, - lncheS
wide. every thread pure wool, Brooklyn
price, 500, our price, $50 yard.
Fine Black Broadcloth for Gentlemen, !
Suits, Brooklyn price, 500; our price, Sl.'O.
Fine ATWOOD Black Cashmere, y
inches WIDE Brooklyn price, Hc.; our
price, zoe.
Heavy Yard-wlde Unbleached Cotton,
&c. yard.
Moire Satlnes. 12lzc. yard.
| 5000 yards OF Fine Check Muslin. Brook
Ign price, l2l2c.; our price. 1c yard.
Outing Cloths only Sc. yard; regular
/ price. l0c.
serpentine Crepes. 2oc. yard.
Toll De horde Dress Ginghams. loc'
/ yard.
RUGs.-WIlton Rugs, sixe Ssx72, only
Wilton Rugs. SOxGO. only $50.
| Brussels Rugs, SOC.
| I.arge-SiZe Brussels Rugs. 800.
, MATTINGS.-Real Heavy Mating
| f2l2c. yard.
! White Cotton-Warp Mating, 25c. yard.
, Double-JOinted Mating, Ice yard.
| Jointless Mating. very heavy, 9oc yard
Fancy Cotton-Warp Mating. SOc. yard
regular price, 40c.
Children's Caps from 25c. 10 500, en-
| tirely new line.
] This Cap only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11

Our Millinery Opening OF IMPORTED
PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS VIII
be delayed for few days, on account OF
the late arrival Of steamer with patterns.
Due notice will be given through tho
columns Of this paper Of Opening-Day.
We are now prepared To show quite
variety OF Trimmed Spring Hats and Bon
nets, and are in a position to take orders
and execute them promptly, as our en-
tire force Of trimmer5 are now at work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11

Souvenir Spoons, 45c. % s. %
Heavy and Long Bias .-lisr h-f-
Pins, &c. apiece.
White cenulod and Fanny lof5''-'
Shell Hair-Plns. Csc
Mourning Breast-Pins. ~: L''@''
price. sc.
Pencil watch-Charms. a,au'. pistols
etc. only 20c.
! Pearl-Back Pointers - boz e-HaF "A
back. only Sc.
Ventilated Carriers. loc. 7i.fn pea
pc.
Leather Music-Rolls L-.' I''''
75c.; our price. Do.
Cosmo Soap, made by ..-.r'." ny
Company. &C. cake
Ladies Mourning COLA - Ay.',"
japanese Boxes. J. ). CD g.. l,.'-"
Tinsel, lie. Dozen.
zoe. Pocket-Knlyes Ur.
Steel Scissors, &c; /. t.a g'''e' 'o-
Crochet Rings. DC. g.
Gentlemen's RhinestoE3 l'El'' - }
Brooklyn price, i9c.
Large-size Nan-Pollsher. -
Infants Ivory Combs,
Powder-Puns. lZi1c.; L..-.'H ''''
pc. ,.~, 81
Violet-water. Hello;roi. E-s' b ~
Iavender-Water DC. b..
Concentrated Perfume = '--
Talcum Powder, &c. olh ia.
1
sc. ...-,.. trs.
Calldren's Plush Boxes % a.,
spoon. cup, and Napkin 0--'
Brooklyn price, 800 ....-..,, H.s
| LADIES'. Misses. and
Supporters, II. -. and ~ ..., 80
Gentlemens Neck-Tie'.
| &c; our price, l0c.; the --. b" ''
stockines Dress Shield - 80 a..
Tina pear Corset 81 ? r,y..y -.
| prevents .corsets from 1i--'-'i
| apiece 49, - 2, re.
| BUCKLES.-steelD uck'' , " -
Jet Buckles. 12li 20 az ...
| Rhinestone Buckles, - - p ,s,r.
| r,1Ies, Pnr, Linen C1-s - -
| Brooklyn price, 10 and y -
Trunks at factory pr'ce''
Androscoggln Cotton o. ,... must
pApy-ckRRIAGES in' 1,.tll.
| b. low, our carriages m
| Nv. We sold 10 earriasgs '-'' uA
Carriages upholstered IN Dl-'N'
upholstered ia plush, So" ,.
iO-4 unblsached SheTtins' "a. yarij
CAnpETs.-All-wO5l nsf-.a - .
regular price, loo.
Brussels Carpet. Vs.. va
Rolbury Tapestry. Sc. 80
our soc. Tapestry. c.. ar
H.ayy Cocoa Mating. f: G. y,'' = AL
lac, curtains. rSc. 80 So 80.
e. oo window. an worth mica
chlIdren's School Umbfe.A'. ~ p. ,,.h,..
TwiIled Gloria snk url9f'.'~ -
.a,,,,ai sfickA only neo -,~,sse-
We carry tbs best mas o y u. {. r..
rncmpson r. d G.. q - -
! and Or. warnsra
|JuLlUSSYCLE&SONS,
esssaa nd S'''a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11

WRAPPERS Percale Wrap
pers, tight-htting backs, Mother Hub
bard front, pleated yoke, only 7jc. Cplain,
full sleeves, regular price, $l.25.
PIQUE.-Heavy, Corded Piques, l2l7c.
yard. regular price lie; White Pique and
figures and plaids, l5c. yard, regular
price &c.
DIMITY-Fine Check White Dimlty.
sell the world over for 20c. our price,
l2izc.
SPRING CAPES.-Ladies' Black Cloth
Capes. with double cape, rose quilting
collarette. only Sl.79; would be bargain
at $50.
Ladies' Black Capes. rose quilting coll
larette. and triple capes only 500.
Ladies' Black and Brown Capes,
braided. only 500; worth $50.
SPRING JACkETS.-Ladies' Black and
Blue Jackets. full sleeve and umbrella
back, only $780, worth 500.
Ladies' silk Jackets, REFER front, full
sleeve, umbrella back, only 500; worth
$40.
Ladies' Form-Fittlng Jackets. full
sleeve umbrella skirt, in all shades, only
$3.50; worth 500.
Misses and Childrens Refers, S.OO.
Misses Light Mixed Cheyiot Jackets,
REFER front. full sleeve, $40; regular
Children's Light Cheviot Refers, s2.25;
worth $3.50.
GENTLEMENS SHIRTS.-Gentlemen'
Percale Shirts, with stiff Numbered COZ
lars and cuffs. in pink, blue, lavender,
and light grounds, only 4Jc.; retailS The
world over for 75c.
Gentlemen's Working Shirts, 25c.
Boys and Gentlemens Outing Shirts.
15c.
Gentlemen's Percale Shirts. with collar
and cuffs attached, sc.
Gentlemen's Buckskln Shirts, for work
ing, only 50c.
The Eclipse Laundered Shirts, with at
tached collar and cuffs, 75c.; detached coll
lars and cuffs, sl.O.
Gentlemen's White Unlaundered Shirts,
double back and front; excellent cotton;
will cost you anywhere eOc.; our price
this week will be 42c.
Pearl Shirts for 500
Gentlemen's Full-Dress Shirts, with en-
broideded bosom. only sl0o; regular price,
$3.50
SILKS.-A wonderful bargain from
Brooklyn, Black and Colored More silks,
s5c yard. II will not be our fault II some
are disappointed Monday. as the quantity
is limited. We have all evening shadess
all dark shades, and black-aDout %
pieces. Come early, II you want THIS Dar-
gain.
Figured China Silks. &c. yard; Brooklyn
price, 60c.
; Cheney Brothers China Silks. e2lsc.
yard; Brooklyn price. N.cO.
Louisines silks, SIS yard.
Black japanese silk, 37i2c. yard; BROOK
Ign price, 500.
Black Japanese SILK, 30 inches wide.
only soc.
Black WATERPROOF China silk, glaran-
feed TO turn water, only 75c.
S2-inch Figured Drapery Silks ioc. yard;
Brooklyn price, Coo.
10 pieces OF Colored Surah. zoe. yard;
Brooklyn Ifice. zoe.
Colored Japanese Silks, Zoe. yard;
Brooklyn price. 75c.
Wash Silks. 37t1c. yard. Swivel Silks,
&c., Brooklyn price, 75c.
Colored Lamp Laces. inches Deep &c
yard.
JULIUSSYCLE&SONS,
sAsanl aud lsaaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11

Reyering for yokes, 80 inches wide, 50,
75c. and $l.2j yard.
Colored Crepe, lemon and lavender
ONLY. our price, &c; BrOokly price, Oc.
silk Mulls. all shades and black, 70
inches wide, only &c. yard; brOoAlSh
price. &c.
white. Black. and Colored Dotted Nets,
81 inches wide; only 4jc yard.
Black and White Footing. all widths,
10. %, 90 and 75c. dozen yards.
Pearl Buttons, all sizes. &c. oozen'
Brooklyn price lVc.
Black Rubber Coat and Vest Buttons
only &C.; Brooklyn price, 10 ana l'c'
simmons Best Black and White Call-
cos, brooklyn price. l-Sc.; our price,
All Colors, Morie Silks, Brooklyn price,
800; our price, 4jc.
Chenille Table-Coyers, handsome de-
signs, Brooklyn price N.io; our price'
500.
5l-lnche Tan and Gray Cloth for Capes.
Brooklyn price. 75c.; our price, Gc. yaru.
Stamped Pillow-Shams, Brooklyn price,
Csc: our price. l0c pair
Handsome Lace Curtains, yards long,
Brooklyn price, 50c. strip; our price, l9c.
strip.
, GLOVES. -I.adies' Black and Tan Tai
feta Gloves. &c. Brooklyn price, S1i2c.
ladies' Heavy Black Tafeta Gloves,
5Dc; Brooklyn price, iJc.
Long Black Mitts, 50, 75c., and N.N
BLACK Kid Gloves. every pair warranted
and fitted. only $l.O pair.
You can buy the best SD Black ND
| Gloves here.
Indigo Blue Print. sc.
HOSIERY. -Children's Reguiar,Masue
BLACK Socks. Hermsdorf dye. only l21ze';
| N
Tan and White Socks. full regular. only
| Rovs and Misses Heavy Derby-Ribbsd
Hose, sizes to TO- only loo. pair; Brook
! > Misses Fuli-Regular Made Fast-Baelk
| Hose, sizes So 10 3. only l212c. pair
Ladies' Fine Gauze Black Hose. VIII
cost you in any store 40c.; our price 2oc..
HANDK ERCHIEFS.-Ladies' Coiored-
Bordered Handkerchiefs, &c.
Ladies' Neat Colored- Bordered Hand
kerchiefs, &C.: Brooklyn price. and l0c.
Ladies' Plain White Handkerchiefs,
colored borders. only &c.
Ladies' Undressed Linen Handkerchiefs,
Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchiefs.
100 Mourning Handkerchiefs. sold in
Brooklyn for %. 81. and 50c.; our price,
Ice
ladies' Pure Linen 1smstitCuch ipdhb-
kerchiefs, Brooklyn price, loc.; our price,
&c
Gentlemen's Fast-plack, Qne-Half Hose
Gentlemen's Sanitary one-Half Hose,
lie pair: regular price, 25c.
Gentlemen's Suspenders, 2Sc.; BROOKLYN
price. 40c.
Turkey-Red Handkerchief. &c.
Gentlemen's Sllz Bows. l2izc.
White Lawn Bows. 12isc.
Gentlemen's Colored-Border Handker-
chiefs. iOc.; Brooklyn price. 15c.
100 Carpet-1'acks for ioc.; Q packages
| Carpet-Tacks for &c.
Initial Letters, dozen for Sc.
Gentlsmen's Large-Size Cambric Hand
krechiefs. Brooklyn price. loo; our price.
Sc.
|JULIUSSYCLE&SONS,
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RIBBONS.

A complete variety of Colors and
BLACK. i'm all widths, of MORE ana SATIN
Ribbons in the New Spring Shades
.,tior 10 handle for wholesale and retail
trade enables us 10 contract for the en-
tire production of several looms. Hence
we are In position to show you a saving
OF at least 10 per cent. on RIBBONS puF-
cln God hnra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
Saa&wNwyra9
corner Fourth and Broad streets.

Il colossal selection of seasonable merchandise
is nov displayed here.
The past four weeks hare beer, deUotcd by our
bxuers to searching the markets., and Hey hare
gathered toSether the cream of the productions OF
this and FOREIGN markets. We mov feel prife IN,
askins your inspection of the fruits Of AerIabor
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FLOWERS AND BIBBoNs.

A perfect avalanche OF flowers are
shown here, and reproductions from ma
ture are so accurate that IL IL impos-
sible without close examination. to us
cover the difference.
rha fact that flowers will be popular
Tor this season "a well-nlgh undisputed.
They appear in novel methods OF branch
inc and arrangement.
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SHIRT Wal -

New Shirt waists.-no c''s ,rl .,..
no job-lots-but all fresh ir.r
thing but the latest s. e..
stock - complete. II SD l... 49,.
TO buy--it matters not ...t, Iii.
Saline. percale, lawn, oc OH INC ~.
them here from Sc. W CD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11

Your attention IS also called 70 the
Nobby Stylish Cloth and Serge suits N
Navy and Black.
A special bargain IS the Storm-Serge
cnit ar 81 % double-broastel cutaway
with large lapels. full sleeves, and ne"
skirt. IS.
Finer quality Worsted Serge, cut with
large lapels. and ripple skirt 70 jacket;
very rich and hobby. Price. $500.
Finer Dresses at Sl2 and 50. which are
being sold elsewhere for N5 ami SIS
These garments are made by tailors.
and are cut 10 M and wear.
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SPRING CAPES.

Another shipment Of Capes IN excep-
tionaly pretty and new designs came III
f}rown, and Black, and many OK the
STYLES are exclusive being confined only
TO us The prices range from SO for an
Atwood cloth. pink-edge. braided Cape
10 81 90
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MILLINERY.

Within the two weeks past we nave nv,
received hundreds of cases OF HAZE
FLOWERS, and RIBBONS; r.,
To see the variety OF shapes OF On-
trimmed Hats for ladies and children;
one would imagine 1t impossible TO add
10 this. Yet we are daily receiving ad-
ditional shapes. o
Fancy Straws are represented here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11

constitute n feature in Millinery, as Wen
as dress-trimming purposes.
we show a large variety OF all the
nopular makes OF Black, Cream, ana
Ecru in the various widths. with insertion
to match.
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cLOAHs. REEFERs. AND CATS

CLOAKs, REEFERs. AND CAPs-
! The reputation we have always nam
| tanned I'm the past for keeping the correct
! STYLES and best assortment Of Childr' N =
/ Garments in the city ia demonstrate
more strongly this season than hereto
| fore. We pride ourselves on the work
manship, 1T, and designing Of these ror'
ments. and cordially solicit your inspec-
/ ton Of same.
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Black Dress Goods.

We claim TO be one or tho
largest and oldest dealers In
this line, and always show tho
latest Novelties. We sell goods
20 per cent. cheaper than other
houses, and from time 10 timo
offer specials. Our a,'ortment
for the coming season VIII SUR
PASS all our former efforts.