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The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10

The editor of the Brunswick Telegraph
comments on the fact that in his town
the petition for woman suffrage received
many more signatures of men than of
women. That is the case generally.
We know of an establishment in this
town where the employees We're about
equally divided as to the sexes, and all
the men signed petition for woman's
suffrage and all the women declined /"
do so.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10

A corn cure, applicable to soft corns is
found in turpentine. A piece of linen.
soaked in turpentine, is wrapped round
the affected part, with renewal night and
morning. This plan relieves the sore
ness, and has the effect, in most cases, of
causing the corn to disappear.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10

The new tariff law bids fair To be most
effective in the way of causing foreign
nations to quit buying our products.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10
Somerset Lodge +. X \. NJ.

The following are the officers of Som
erset Lodg, f. e a. NJ. chosen for the
ensuing year and installed excepting
Chaplain and j. ID. by Dist. Deputy, f.
H. Wing, Monday evening the 7th, inst.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10

The Republicans don't want an extra
session. If one be needed the fault is
likely to belong to the Democrats.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10
Coming Local Events.

For the benefit of our readers shall pub
lish under this head notices of coming local
events. so far as are able. To this end we
request secretaries of lodges and societies and
the clergymen of Somerset churches to send in
anything they may have for publication in
this column.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10
Somerset Patrons of Husbandry
in Council.
Annual Meeting of The Pomona in skow
hogan

nekan
The mecting ua. hold :, the yo.,rios
=, a. ~ ~ a..
Vi '''e vi F. oiuieh. a me winter
morning favored the Patrons az they /
gathered In large numbers from the diff |
ferenf subordinate Gr.nge. ot ~.
,......,.
Al ~ A. VI. tuesday. Worthy Master
norway caIltd 10 ofaer Win The Hollow
ing olllcers ming Their allotted stations
oVerseer' f. IL. LOBBY; Lecturer,
Eugene DahIofih; steward, l.. +. say
haPlalh' H. = Je"ett treasurer ~ II.
ihihg; secretary \ +, Emerson: Gaze
he'Pet' W. W, Russell eres. Mrs, \. /
\. Nitheei POMONA, Mr.. Lester liol-
way lota' Mts' y !. Emerson J.. y
,, MrS -. a. T. Boz" ORTIZ. l.. II. MouItou,
T. !. lpoe's ana y. ". fatieh OF Ia"
Executive committee were ai'o present.
consisting 81 Ealoh oi ShoNhegau'
noull"' 81 N"rl Ne" foI Iiahd, DAVIS
VI NoIIiUR'""tk' PahIoI!h OF Noiou.
aui 81 E'>l Maalsoh' lhihg OF ~
Aioalls' i'ongIeA oi lallhAfa' Butler OF
1iarhs, hH.ey oi afl9hA fHhl oil
heiiieoV e, y "ll'y' i12i@a1 ol \ lel"r raj
zen ol lltelleIu' anu AI-. hulghJ Oh
At,ens;
orlliE Mas'er norway having repre-
sfh'eu lIle / oiiloha al tie la>i session "I
.nc 7taic 'i'"Ee' 1T iaI SoI- "uIA
POI ecu '"' WIN dt'olalfllS''e" ~ ''e
7ia l, ",""Sr 1T 'ilal 5fs9i9a.
he treasurer ana 9eeielai y summit
u" li''' Reports iof is3f. me N'ci'-
.aI9 ,'p"Tl s'loHs thai tie "'h"ha'
i'ds i''Iu. meetings Win eaeii ol lll' i"UI-
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10

Tuesday Evening, January Is, 1895
Lecture on the Skowhegan Public School
system by L. L. Walton Esq. in G. A.
r. Hall.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10

Eastman Thompson of Scion, is 93
years old, bur was engaged last week
driving team 10 haul ice. II is not a
common thing for a man of his years to
be thus employed.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10

The society event of the week at Au-
gusta, was the marriage of Byron Boyd
Esq, and Miss Lucy Burleigh, daughter
of Ex-Governor and Mrs. +. c. Burleigh,
Wednesday evening, at the home of the
welded couple on Western Avenue. \
reception followed the ceremony, attend
ed by very large number of people.
The ceremony was witnessed by rela-
tives and few intimate friends, among
whom was Governor Cleaves
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10

Now is a good time to subscribe for
the SOMERSET REPORTER and begin
with January LIST. We are receiving "A
good number of new subscribers but We
copies, and see the large amount of
county news we give our readers week
ly. In no other way can one become so
well posted in Somerset County affairs
as he or she can by reading the REPORT
Err every week
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10

BARTLETT q CAIRNS
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10
Somerset s. j. Court.

December term, 1894
WISWELL, j. Presiding.
n. w. BRAINERD, Clerk
BEN S. COLLINS, County Attorney.
c. o. BarrotCs, Senogrdpher
E. +. Viles, Sheriff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Son, of Veterans.

r. T. Lee Camp Sons of Confederate
Veterans have issued an address III when
they tell OF the organization and purpose
of their camp and of their hopes for the
future. The address says:
There Is no danger that those OF our
fathers who fought under 'our Christian
Hero" Robert +. Lee. our gallant Stu
art. our well-loyed Jackson and other
tried and brave leaders OF he Confederate
army, will ever forget the events OF that
trying time in our cOuntry's history, but
we fear that there Is danger that the
coming generation Will become TO great
extent cold and indifferent to the glorious
records OF our fathers unless some effort
Is made by their sons TO perpetuate Their
fathers heroic deeds There are organi-
cations OF this kind in several fourishing
camps or sons OF Confederate veterans
we wish TO sec an organization whose
roll OF membership will contain the name
OF every son OF Confederate In Rich
mOnd
Colonel 7. Z. Pollard our commander.
IS well known. our first lieutenant. I. =
- stuart, Jr., Is the son Of that noted
ana chlValrous cavalier, of whom It has
been so appropriately and Justly said:
He lost his life, but he saved Rich
mona. W. +. Wickham. our second
lieutenant, Is the son Of General w. G.
"ickham, OF the Fourth Virginia CayaI-
~ and afterwards Wickham's Brigade
our third lieutenant. w. r. Walden. ~
Ine son OF Il gallant Confederate solder.
r. w. Mahood is secretary. Joseph l..
Levy treasurer. All OF our officers are
wen and fayorably known in Richmond,
we earnestly invite you to send your
names at once, when blank applications
VIII be forwarded you.
ms camp VIII have n meeting at their
nan on next Monday night, to which the
PueHc is cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26

James Young alias Albert Richardson
(c0lOrcD was arraigued before Justice
Crutchnetd yesterday on the charge Of
stealing a turkey from Messrs Smith and
Wood. When he was ciIsat in thu act
by Nr. John Ryan ne pulled out pistol
and attempted to shoot his cdptor. lie
was med $50 and costs and vas also
sent 10 tail for six months !or stealing
$; from Mrs. Jeanette otto. Young was
also sent 10 jail for six months Tor steal
Ing bottle Of wine from the wagon Of Il.
J.. Christian q co. He Was sent up 10
tie grand jury on tho charge of shooting
al Jennie Il. Smith.
Ihc case Of William TAYLOR (colored).
who is charged with fcloniouSly assault
ing Jacob Bernstein with glass bottle
ON February 9th. was continued until to-
day % secure additional evidence.
Lee Faudrce was sent to jail for sixty
days I'm default of surety for drunkenness.
VILLAIN Washington was fined s. ana
costs FOR attempting 10 cut Fannie Davis
with knife. He was also fined So for
drunkenness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
PEESOy1L mn GEHEEAL.
IBterestIng Fact, About Richmonds Cit :
zeusnnd other Nnt'rs

~. ~. r....,.. ~ Norfolk. fs In the
-i'' '''''' d"'0''''
The Governor Yesterday refused 10 par
| dJn Luther Madison ,ot AiD-'iialie'
Tho ptobroond Cedar works will resume
oneration his morning at O'Clock.
DR.. George Meredith mas syno W a9u-
Ih"'oh Oh pro'esslo"a'
Gays.
Miss Vertfe Coughv. after delightful
visit In this CITY. has returned to her
| home in Baltimore.
Mr. Thomas German. private secretary
| 10 Hon. Julian :. Carr. Of Durham, y. C.,
| IS in the city.
Mrs Nargaref C,esl.tus Land. OF Nor
| fox. Is the guest o. Mrs. +. a. Amen,
| No so vest ola strict
| Miss J.npie Earramin. of south Pine
etreot y.bo bos Lcor ,riite III for some
tfne vas better YESTERDAY.
- -. 49,.
..,' 'iSs Go''u ,,r,,od % b.r
la.'I' "a -. 80
o.. ?, .......-,. - ,...,,.
peorse ~. Idyioi' 'Itls t'el y, A ,i,''
, ,'. ~ h "i., Si''n -
- -,
-
a. ~ an yIli' ',,. '.i',i,
Xotbins accent routine b1siness was
transacted
nib.
,, 'Alus are 9Nl IoT INC MAS 81 Dt .',iSs
opeIlb . Johnson TI.. , ana M. o. monIog
i ,, -. t,o,noo,, ~
5tb al . o'clock
NJ. tn, e., Do. r. ,.os,or5.,, .,,or
,,,'o ,,.s no r.lt - sr1a;ll bls1o ~,
-r,,,cr ,,.-soc,,d s,+d C,,rrinrtor etra.,s'
a,bicb v,as ovtspg,,iebed before tho arri+
val Of ,hc arn,ratus
,-, ,-...... ~.
been notified Of tho extension Of time IA
April 18Th Tor the income tax returns Ia
be made. II Is important. however that
tb. roturns no semi I'm as speediIv nc No.
s.bla
MN.
Dit''S " ""S ''"'t"s, t"t 0Oi' % on a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26

Germany and Kew York AMI is now
| professor Of voice culture. lives at me
corner OF Eleventh and Byrd streets re
| IS q believer I'm fresh air and ehtfci'e' 40
| a ,eouisito 10 good health, ana I'D '"h-
| sequence. his little daughter az on,
r,n,ed by her cotOrcd nurse. spehos nus
az her Time out of doors JuSt n'i 49,
| moon ON Sunday the nGfse ana PEI N"ols ,
| 80 ~ the bridge that spans ihe cdId'
| q, tho foot OF Ninth street "1'c"'"e '"o
! water and the rambling cars 80
The little girl climbed oF'' ="
/ brtdgcwork of the railroad on me -
| side Of the street hlub', W ~ a,c,,o
! ,,,,c There \ heavy piece OF gIainlc
/ a,..bes me bridge on that side ana meets
a.. yyoodvork OF the railroad BRUCE
,rb,ro ts q narrow hole between the afch
! ana the woodwork, and underneath the
wafer flows into a mill-race. when sup
,.uos the paper mill opposite the Union
DEPOT with water power
ON sunday when the mill Is closed the
stream runs very slUggishly. Marie me
rrec qolochow fen yidelong through TINS
hole. and the nurse happened 10 turn JUST
IN time 10 see the child splash into the
water ten feet brow.
The iursc screamed with fright, am
started 10 throw herself into the water
FlNfi iif 'Iil'lt hbN ~ hltNN'A NM 49,
water WAS TOO deep for her.
Some colorod men. hearing her screams,
rushtd 10 the scene. and, after telling
them what had occurred. Sae tore her
hai" and ran up Ninth street, shouting
MURDER and police.
Tho stream flows underground for dis
lance Of twenty-five yards, 50 Two OF the
rCgrOCs ran 10 the end Of the tunnel ana
watched for tho body there. While they
were watching. and expressing the behei
that the nurse must le cr92y and didlt
know what She was talking about.
Marie Thcrcse noated out Of the subter-
rancan darkness her golden mead bob
bling up and down like a fishing cox.
Abram Brown started 10 pun of his
clothes and jump to the rescue. but was
struck by "A quicker plan.
He swung Himself 10y his hands TO the
stone wal, and swept the water with ms
feet. re balanced her on his instcp ana
thus drew her 10 the bank.
Her father Il en- rushed No, with ms
coat off and greatly excited. olaspcd the /
scnsclcss form to Lis bosom, and ran to |
his home" some distance away.
Dr. W. r. Oppenhimcr was quickly |
summoned. and was soon Al work on the |
nearly drowned baby. I'm about hatf an |
hour the little girl was rcsuscitdtcd, and |
yesterday she was as laughing and rosy |
as any bright baby could toe.
Her father presented TIE two negroes |
who rescued her with q new suit OF |
clothes each
The Professor threatens to eue the rail
road officials if they do not Immediately /
repair the dangerous hole.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26

leagues. and many regrets are heaFa at
the cause OF his absence.
Colonel Carter NJ. Braxtoh. OF new
port News. who arrived here several days
ago. Is gtiIl in the city he Is here In
the interest OF the shipyard at Newport
News and hopes that senate amend
rnent will be attached to the naval appro-
priation bill by which the construction Of
one OF the three battleships may be
secured 10 Newport News.
Mr. Joseph G.. Penn, the president OF the
Chamber OF Commerce OF Danyille, ac-
companied by his wife. were the guests
of Congressman Swanson, at the Capitol
to-day.
Hon. r. II. Cardwell. OF the Virginia
Supreme Court, who IS in the city on
private business. called on the Virginia
congressman and senators at the Capt.
toll to-day.
Mr. f. p. Gillian, OF North Carolina
is at the National
Messrs. Fred. s. Meyers and {. q. Tay-
Tor. Of Richmond. are at the Metropoli-
tan. II. l.. ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
HLBKEV HOUE.
The Annual Meeting of the socleiy-Ofn
Gers for the Year,

The annual meeting Of the society Of the
Hebrew Home for the Aged and Inhrm
was held sunday afternoon at o'clock in
the Beth Ahaba synagogue The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year. H. :. Hutzler. president, +. Whit
lock, vice-picsident; Isaac Held. Secre-
cary and treasurer The following Board
Of Directors was chosen: Rev. +. \. ca
lsch. William Lovenstein. VI. Thalhimer.
s Binswangcr, j. Levitt Joseph l.. Levy
4. Greeutrce ". Milhiser, and f..
Eaab. The two latter were elected 10
tilt vacancies. President Hutzlor read us
annual report # showed the society 70
De in a fiourshins condition. At present
the society supports three benefciaries.
and the prospects for building a perma-
nent home are very bright. The report
of Treasurer Held showed The amount Of
cash on hand 20 be $I09S39p which is an
increds- Of $2,2iG2i over last year. The
society AT present has 22i members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26

Richmond. g. II. Blakcy 10 W. ".
Spratlcy q CO.. stock of goods al stalls
l22, l23, ana IA. Second Market. so. Julien
l.. Rhode. trustee to Charles /. Denoon,
interest i'm 40 feet on east side Of Sixth
street, between Clay and Leigh. $500. Mar
s3ret T.. Warwick to Ida L. Warwick in
i'tcsi lu 20 feet on north side of Franklin
street between Pine ana Belvidere. 81. 40
Fannie /. and j. G. Mrenn to jackson
Brandt 200 feet on south side of Louis
lana street. between Second and Third
5000. William II. Zimmerman to Louis
J.. Belts, certain personal property at No.
'ui east Broad street, 5000
Hcnrico; James II. Barton 10 Charles
II. Mayer lot Is in block /, Brooklaud
Park, 500. G. Millhiser special commits
slonor t. Joseph T.. Sorg, 90 feet on State
street northwest corner of Union. SO.
B. III. Nash, special commissioner. to
George T.. tister, As II acres and Is SIS
acres near Seven Pines. $1.9T9SS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Rev. John Ja,per.

GA "A large audience flied the Young Men,
rbb o dLd Association Hall last night
Free Dispensary. and the enter ts ol tht
, uie eEehlng was the Rev. John Jagner
VINO argued the why's" and "wherSforo,,
or St ms slmple.,minded theory that "T6o
hin hie d D4 Move:' The colored divine ami
known in Richmond. Ills ar argur, NJ
oniInGh ingenious, is altogether sophisti.
car put II has one great redeemini, foa
sure, so often lacking in sermons prearbed
~ by more learned divines: it IS interesting
b,,,,,,,, 'onn Jasper quartette sang several
ny i5Hs Win most Creditable degree
OF hhish. The ladies under whose ans
pices the entertainment was gotrsn mn
rsailZed nice sum for their obfect of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
A GALLANT SOLDIER.
Mr.. George r. shsfsr, OF Scranton, p,
Saw Service ina the Rebe1fton--A
we'll known q. A. Il. Comrsde.

M. George +. Shafer, Of Scranton, -
Saw Service ina the Rebc1fion--A
weii-known g. A. Il. Comrade.
tFrom the Scranton, Pa, Republican,
Mr.. George f.. Shafer. of 1859 Won Storch
Avenue, Scranton, Pa, wears the honored
brown button Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. He enlisted in Company A Of the
Fifteenth Regiment, PennsyIvania volun.
teer Infantry, at the outbreak Of the war.
aud after a year Of service practiccd biz
trade, that Of machinist, with the army IN
Tennessee. He is now a member of Grifin
Post, No. iS9, Of Scranton.
Mr.. Shafer was mere boy in those dsvs.
and to-day he carries his &c years lightly.
He says he has had very little sickness dur
ing his life, although for number of wears
past he has been troubled with dyspcpsia-
disability tina. may be traced to his camp
life and his constant work in the shops.
Dyspepsia doesn't bother me much now.
though" Mr.. Shafer told reporter
'Pain.killer was recommended to me, and
remembering its great efficacy in curing the
pains of soldier life, tried it, Before that
| suffered untold agony with that lump of
lead that you have undoubtedly heard about
il you never experienced it, 1t i. worse
than the lead from the musket Of foe. IL
used to attack us~ at all sorts of times.
usually without warning. Before began
TO use Pain-kiiler could find no relief ex.
cep, TO let it wear itself out and then he
careful about my diet. In fact. there was
nothing that | could cat and enjoy with.
out the danger of bringing on an attack.
But now | have no trouble at all" con.
tinued Mr.. Shafer. 81 eat what please
and when | please, and euoy the best Of
health. IF the lump of lead appears I
simply take two or three drops of Pain
Killer in 4 little water or milk. and it dis
appears instantly. The result is am never
without Pain-Kiler, but always have il
with me wherever go"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
The RiNer Is 0Ian-

n last The ice blockade has been bro
ken and the traffic ON James river has
been resumed. The Gulf Stream Of the
CLYDE line, left Sunday morning and was
the first boat to 90 through.
The PocahCntas left and the Old Do
minion arrived at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. The Old Dominion Company
deserves credit for not suspending ope-
rauons during the late freeze They re-
ceived and sent all OF their freight. and
besides possibly a few hours delay offered
no Inconvenience to their patrons. The
opening up Of the river will be hailed
win delight by the merchants of the
ely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
From tte ASsociation

The services a the Young Mems Chris
tan Association We're very largely at
tended on Sunday afternoon At o'clock
the usual services for boys were held In
the pdrlor, and an hour later the meeting
Tor young men was held in the library
ana Feadtng-room Miss Ida Robinson
sang solo, Fear We Not, o. Israel"
Mr.. Shepherd Webb played the accom-
paniment on the piano. and Mr. q. Bur
ton MOuntcastle on the cornet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26

declaring that he just wanted to ex-
press his own dsappropal. and he rep
resented many others, too at this move
ment of the Seminary folks 10 this city.
The confusion qpieted down then. ana
the benedictioE was pronounced by Dr.
Moore.
The unexpected speaker was Colonel
Duke. OF Char lottesyiile, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Irlnsacted Routine Rnaina.a

The Committee on Schools tho C,o,,,,,t.
zee on Claims and Salaries ana the com
mlttee on Third Market met in the civ
hau last evening and disposed of the
usHaf amount of routine business.
a.. ne otafnittee on Accounts and Print
ing fa'Ied to secure a quorum. Npssrs
Mcdowell and Mitchell being the onIv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
FIRST TO RECOVER.

Or. Kerr was the first to recover him
self, and quickly advanced to the front
and n,Sged the pardon of the gentleman
speaking tor interrupting him, but he
was un1cquamted with his name. at
which the unknown speaker said he was
not from the city" and didn't care to
give his name. Or. Kerr said they were
greatly entertained by his speech. hut
he would have TO ask him to take his
seat, as il was so late. The stranger
then said, Every we'll" ana took his seat,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Law and Equity Court.

Ia the Law and Equity Court before
Judge Minor yesterday in the case of
Thomas j. McConley against John G.
Proctor for malicious prosecution, Judg-
ment was rendered for $125.
4 suit was instituted by Emma Baker
against the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. DAMAGES 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Mari age L,icen.eS

The clerk OF the Hastings Court yester-
day issued the following marriage Ii
ceEseS:
Webster 5. Rhoads and Miss Alice Bin
ford. both OF Richmond.
David Porter Guest. of Norfolk, and
Lucille Myra Powers, Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
An Electric Lire far Rroad Street.

The subcommittee OF the Committee on
Streets that has been charged with the
consideration of the question OF introduce
ing electricity as motive power OF the
Broad-street railroad, Will meet in the
City Engineers office this afternoon At
4.S1 O'CLOCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
FLOdfkD UNDErG KogSU
A little Giri Fol in,o che Water rnd Had :.
Narrow Escape

Sunday morning Maria Therese schul.
Ter. a Iosy-cheeked baby girl Of eighteen
months. with BIG blue eyes and golden
curls. came near meeting with a sudden
death.
Her father. Herr Heinrich Schiller,
who formerly sang in grand opera in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Arn1ures Rlack).

$50. 81, SIS and $50.
Taffeta. our old time" brand. all pure
silk. and gives satisfaction in wear.
Is. Sc, 81 and .i.i0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Silks /! Silks i!

No auction goods. but patterns and
qualities that every live merchant is
eager to take hold Of. and such as
we can guarantee TO our patrons for
wear.
Satin Duchess, in black and stirling
qualities. at 75c.. 81. A.25. $40. s.. 1925
and $3.50.
Peau de Sole. black, 9sc., 81. SL25 and
$40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Dropped Deal

About $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Abner Carpenter. who lives near Libby
HI Park. suddenly dropped lead in the
on the river. "'''' "0'Aeu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
CPRY INwARDLY.
Hastings Court.

The Hastings Court was kept busy yes.
terday trying appeals from the Police
Court on violations OF city ordinances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Evening Silks.

We have a beautiful assortment OF
Combined Styles. every piece new and
nobby. ranging in price from 75c. TO
s. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-26
Wash Fabrics.

Dimities. foreign and domestic; cling
hams, IN Domestic and Scotch; Plisse
GInghams. Colored Ducks. six Cling
hams. Colorcd Pigne, Gaiatea Cloths.
silk Ginghams French OTgandies. En-
broidered Swiss, Scotch and French
Novelties. and all tn q large variety
OF patterns, colors and new effects.
We can truly say our White Goods
Department is tho best and largest
ever brought TO Richmond. Every
thing that is new or desirable can 10
found at this counter, and at prices
that defy competition.