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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

The Bluobirds returned home yesterday.
looking az smiling as possible, and were
90 have met Norfolk on the diamond IN
tie afternoon, but The elements frowned
on the game ans - Jupiter Puvius
ra.Nc1 down c- .-e .4amoud thus rem
dtuns a postponcmeut necessary. The
indications are FOR more propitious wea-
tier to-day. and a good game VIII. no
DOUBT Dee played.
called meeting OF the league mama
ge's viii be he,d~at The Lexington Satur-
Cat ueht when The question Of ths gov
eminent q umpires viii come rp for
discussion. Secretary L. s Wcodan VIII
tender has RESIGNATION then
Tho Bcarokcs come here on the 9Th Of
july and play two games on jhat Gay.
1t SIS 90 he hoped that o., attendance VIII
De- cNccpiionails large as me continuance
cf The Roanoke club. ami consequently.
tho continuance Of the league. depends
lars y on the receipts from these games.
j. is Wcii-kucwn feet that tae
finances oi The Roanoke CLUB sge at a low
,1b.
NOTES FROM TIE DIAMOND.
The Norfoihs arc 10 have black suits.
The CLANS are now in the pink OF conh-
D. ton. and the rfoi- n'zcl team As much
stronger than it was when hele last.
Tauueh.l .s as u.c' q b4ii-nisyer as one
wishes to meet. a:j eooe pitcher. II me-
would toss about Eac or ten balls 10
"Bc4cy' Foster as band as De- can send
them, may D. hc would st ria Of that
r-.t-.nuins httir-.
Lieutenant; Eou-culn rs another good
PLAYER, and tayorte. House. shouldn't
worry because ty chance bee makes al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

CROWDED. at the residence OF Mr.
T. Hubbard. Fulton Hid. NATHI T..
CROW. infant son of James and Terasa
Crow. OF Baltimore: aged S months.
Baltimore papers please copy.
FORE.-Dicd. Thursday. June 9TH. at
his resId nee. IN BOschen's Park. west
Clay street. SAMUEL \. PETER)
FORE. ia the 50th year Of his aes.
Notice of funeral in to-morrow's paper.
Function Gio) papers please copy.
HIGGASON. Died. at his home. in
Barton Heights. Wednesday evening,
June 18th. \. j. HIGGASON; aged 81
years.
Dearest papa. thou hast LETT US.
For batter, happier shore.
But some day We hope 90 meet thee
Joined with her who has gone before.
Fun raj VIII take place on FRIDAY
EVENING. June 18th, 10 o'clock from
Emmanuel church. HenricO county. Va.
Washington and Nashville papers please
copy.
WORSHAM.-Died. June p. 1893. at the
home Of his son. in Chesterfield county,
year Forest Hnl Park. MIR. THOMAS
WORSHAM, in the Sith year Of his age.
Dearest father, thou hast left us;
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God Who hath bereft us;
He can all our sorrow heal.
HIS CHILDREN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

Black Dotted Swiss. was SOC; only
piece. So &c. Is The price.
p pieces Sheer India i.non, worth &C.
fcg e.. gard -,
Il picc good quality Marsciiles, worth
Sc orly 90 &c. yard.
Remnants cf Ldnius Cambria otiy &C.
Is p.5c. eIack Check Null, worth &C.
scr b ~.
% rcces inc Cotton Chslle. l-2c. yard:
Remnant o. Dotted swiss thdt sehS
FROM - 10 i0c.-choice iJc. ,..
Remnant eff Do,ted SWISS taat selis lroH
~ IL 10 -5c.-choicc 20. -,..,t
Small lot Of H. lie. Figured Ducks anu
Galatea Cloths for l-2c. = ylTd. -,
10 Patterns Y l-Zc. Jaconets ior eI. E,;ia',,
2 pieces sc. Dotted Swiss' VII" mac
stripe, for y i-2c. YARD. ,,-.-..,
9 piccss Crinklcd Saline. Gark-ground
figures. worth l. he, ior o.. ya,,i
L &c. Dimities in Black and Nh'te
10 biunches viole,s. ic, a bunch. mo-.
Real Tortois,-5hei. SIDE Combs. was
Bicycle e. Blu '' G5ssles. worth 81, for iOc.
F1'eaach Pearl stick Pin. Sc. dozen; c,,,
Buttons. worth 81. for DC pair.
shell Hair Dangers. &c. each.
10 Initial Bangle Pins. &c. each.
Silver Umbrella Clasps, lZc
Spangle Ornaments. for blouses' TWO Tor
So. o.
Crochet Belts and Ties To match, 25c.
2 set. win silver buckles.
Sterling silver Belt Pins, ljc.
Remnants cream. pink. and l.ight Blue
All-Wool Cashmere and Aibatross AT
l. IL and ZJC. "A yard.
~ pieces Fine Bingham. culled from our
u - ami lie. goods. Sc. yard III,
yellow and Black Dot Saline. me grade
odd Sstyies Arrow Brand Collars-sizes
II. iil-2. Is. lG. l6 ~. and l1-5c. each.
Gcntiemen's satin and SIX Four-in-
Hands and Tecks. the leaving from our
- and 5oc grades. l5c each
% Windsors. pure siiK ana soou paw
p Washable Four-in-Hands. So. each.
II Washable Bows. %. each.
Best grade imported Socks. IN ran ana
Black socks. with SIX embroidery,
worth Sc. any size llc. pair.
Mems and Boys Black Wool sweaters
from 81. - To i5c. each
Mems pure SIX Imperial Gros-Grain
English Plaid Four-in-Hands and Tecks'
from ~ u 2jc. -,,
rs and lG ~ Laundered Colored Shitts'
were 15c for DC. apiece.
Ladies White Ribbed. -Neck-and-
sleeve Vests. extra large size. a. y =
GSntIemen7s Fine Swiss Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers. we're o.. Tor DC.
Gentlemen's Fancy BalbriGgan Shirts
and Drawers. all sizes, &c. each.
Chllds Polka-Dot Bonnet Braid, TAM
from - % l9c.
Fine Muslin Caps. slightly mussed, was
~ and 7jc. ljc. each.
Colored and White T. X. Hat. was 5oc.,
for 25c. each.
All colors in 81 Kids. slightly soiled, but
perfect. SOC. pair
pieces very Light Lilac Matsuma 2Oc
Grape for Sc yard.
Colored Isle Gloves. ladies' sizes, sc.
pair.
Children's Pure-Silk Mitts. in colors and
Black. FOR p TO soc. pair 20 close-a
small lot.
% TO l9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
Death of EigbIy-UcSpcctcd Indy.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. june 2I-tSpe-
cial)-This morning Mrs. Mary Jane
Evans, one Of the oldest and most highly
respected ladies Of the place entered into
rest. after lingering Illness. Mrs. Evans
has passed her entire life in this com
munity. where che was iayOHte Win
old and young. She was one of the mo
useful and active workers Of the Metho-
DIST church. and was regarded as "a moth
ar IN Israel" Her husband preceded her
10 the grave some years ago. one sister
survives her-Mrs. {. j.. Reynolds OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
Marriage In bedford City.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, June 21-(s'pe-
clal AT $50 o'ciOck this morning very
pretty marriage was solemn'zed AT ~
Mary's Catholic church. In the presence
OF a large ass ublaga Rev. Father Nc
Guirk. Of Lynchburg oiiiciated. The
parties were MIR John y. Campbell ana
Mrs. Annie H. Caddle formerly Miss Far
ran. Of Petersburg. The bride was very
becomingly attired ia costum OF brown
SILK. There were No attendants.
Mrs. Campbell foffeits a portion OF her
fortune b. contracting second mar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

100 pieces fire Back SIX Laces. 4 to Q
inches wide. reduced 10 &c yard from
-, ,Jc., and ST.
Heavy and fine BLACK silk and white
Lace. was - and Sc. to ~ i-2c. yard.
2 pieces All-Oyer Embroidery. was 15c..
only &c yard
Black and White Hand Embroidery for
lie, was &C.. &c, WAS lVc. &C, was
y PC: lie, was - and 2Oc.; II lie.
was l5c.
Pure-Silk Black Satin Striped Grena-
dine. worth 81 g. for SOC. the yard.
pure-Silk Iron Grenadine Mt soc. yard.
Brocade Sill-s,rped Organdie, was
9S-lnch India silks. Navy and Black
Grounds. white dots and stripes. worth
Sc. for SOC. choice.
10 good styles OF Light and Dark
Grounds Fancy india Silks. not one
worth loss than j0c., for 81 l-2c. yard.
Pongee silks. with small figures. linen
colors. every thread pure silk, worth
I - TO i-yard-lengths OF Fine ATWOOD
Henrietta Serges and Figured Black
Goods that sold for 3ec. to 81 per yard.
choice 25c yard.
Lengths ; to yards a 39c. yard
l9 - " i,.rl Figured Black Goods at
Al-silk Cream and White Ribbon. Nos.
I and 3. at &c. yard.
An-Silk Light-Green Ribbon. Nos. O. Il.
o. - I.
Roll Crepe Paper. tinted edge. linen,
and pure white. worth 39c.. for lJc
Oakley Saponaceous Tooth Powder, lfc.
bottle.
l-2 pint Violet Toilet Water. lsc. bottle.
Colgate Toilet Water-caprice. hello
trope. lavender, muitihora. gastrum-
Violet Talcum Powder. i2c. box.
Fine Mineola Toilet Paper, i5c. dozen
packages.
Ciarks y. E. W. Ball Crochet Cotton.
all colors, az Sc. ball.
Black Invisible Hooks and Eyes, &c.
card: and white
Book Of English Pins. Sc. book
100 yards Assorted Colors in +. X.
Trimming for summer dresses, ic.
3 Rcd Satin Corsets. sizes q and %. from
slSI TO SOC. apiece.
Chid's Jeans Corset Waist. i9c each.
Size q best Indigo-Blue Wrapper, white
Piped Bertha. from ~ To- soc.
Good. Strong Muslin Skirts. with cam
brio rufites, 29c
Good Muslin Gowns. 29c. each.
Fine Muslin Gowns. % fine pleats.
hand-trimmed, 59c
Lawn Apron. coiored border. Zoe.
Suits. 5-year-olds, sold s. and $50. for
75c.
g. to 5-year Fancy Faurtleroy Suits. sold
3 and $3.50. for $50 suit
II Suits that sold for 81 and $50. sizes
? To IL. for $3.50 choice.
Boys fine y. y. r-Wool and Mixed
Suits. in broken sizes
s. one for 81
$3.50 10 q ones for $50
- 10 $50 ones for g.
$3.50 one for $50
Boys Duck Suits. long collars. and an
chors. 39c
Imported Galatea Cloths. all colors and
wei, made. pc.
II largest size Moquette Rugs. original
value s.. slightly shop worn for 81
81 80 Velvet Rugs. tie. each
II rolls Fancy Check Mating 20 yards
i'm roll, s2sS roll.
y rolls extra-heavy Fancy China Mat
ting. weighs 81 pounds 10 the roll. cost
goo. yard, - yards 10 the roll, for $
roll.
y Moquette and Tapestry Carpet Has
socks &c each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
WILLIAM AND MARY.
The Alumni iIaDaact--Coitcgc -DH
pegreeS and Scholarships.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Jure 2'.-,Spe
clalD-The banquet OF the alumni OF WI
liam and Mary College last night was 9
rost enjoyable affair. Speeches WI
made ny Hon james =. Stubs. u
Percy l.. stephenson. Mr. Robert y
Hughes. and others.
To-day WIS "Ccllege-Day." and degree
were conferred as follows.
iiccntiate Of uct.on--Granville Bur
russ Of Caroline county. Robsrt Mnntaeu'
Charles, Of williamsburg: Dudley Red
wood Covlss, OF James city county
Nlchoas FLOOD Hix. Of Appoma,toN
county: Alfred Warren Holston, Of Eliza
beth city county; Harry Candy Hughes
OF I.oudoun county; Percy Hotspur Lash
OF Alexandria; frederick Shaver, OF
Louioun county: Philip Elmore Dickinson
OF Richmond.
Bachelor Of Arts-Rohert Montague
Charles, II Williamsburg; Percy Holspur
Lash. Of Alexandria.
SCHOLARSHIPS.
The following priZs scholarships were
then announced: Chancellor. founded by
Hugh Blair Grgshy. L.L., D.. 70 William
n. Burke. OF WILLIAMSBURG the Soutter,
founded by James r. Souttcr. Esq, of
New York. 60 Jacob Morton White; the
Corcoran. founded by ". ". CorcoTan.
ESD. Of Washington, -. G., TO George
l.. stevens. ard tine Graves. founded by
Rev. Robert Graves Of Philadelphia. 10
a. l.. G.. Stevenson.
The Branerton medals in The Depart
mcnt of Pedagogy were awarded: Cold.
10 Dudly r. Cowles. Of Jgmas city: silver.
% Joseph a. Saunders. OF Portsmouth,
Va. These medals are The gifts OF q
distinguished citizen or the Philippine
Islands. SIR. J.. W rlodsett. an alumnus
Of the college.
MATHEMATICAL MEDALS.
The Ewoll Mathematical medals found
cd 10y MIR. ElodgetU were awarded: Gold.
TO Il. ". Williams. Of Smithville, Va.
silver TO Il. NJ Charles. Of WILLIAMSBURG.
President Tyler then announced the SEES
sion OF lSgi-'sj clos q.
The Board % Visitors adjourned this
morning
Mr. Samuel Gordon Cumming. the ac-
ting president Of the Alumni Association.
and who recently graduated -. L. al
the university qualified 10 practice law
to-day before judge Wexford. who was
h.r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
Charged viii, shooting Ills Wife.

ROANOKE. VA. June Zi.-tSpecial,-
". II. Wager Was arrested this AFTERNOON
on the charge of shooting ms w1e. nc
saws that he entered his home and found
oscar Gardner holding his wlfe's arm
ue seized revolver that was lying on
the nantcl and Gardner Immediately g.
deayored TO take IL from him. In ms
scufie the revolver w8s discharged. the
ball striking Mrs Wager In the SIDE, IN
nlcting d slight wound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
Pretty Home Wedding.

DANNILLE, VA, June H-(Speciall-
Yesterday Afternoon AT J o'clock a pretty
nome wedding was celebrated al the home
of the brides mother Mrs. :. W. Young
er. Locust Grove" near Chalkievel, inns
county. The parties were MT. James
Smith. OF Penhook, Franklin county, ana
Nlss Leila Younger Rev u. Il. Clark
ofilciated.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs smith
left Immediately for the groom's father =.
AT Tomahawk. whore weddlng-supper
was served In old Virginia style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
bicycles! BICYCLESl

A suggestion to bicycls-ridsrs, Don't
have your leg pulled oy the so-cailsd
bicycls-rspairer. but bring your wheel to
ySSr ire patched ana n on A s
Tor 20 cents. Spokes. tansents. direct Of
coid-swaged or plano-wirs put In steel OF
wood rim, for sc. each. Hubs. spckss.
plated. nickel aad brass Iims. taSe ~.
Al whs'ls repaired sully {ES SsosNS1HsSf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

i1|i,unste for Portsmouth. for old Dad"
S"snes stepped to the plate and met one
ahh' square on the nose. and I, did NOT
~op unul II had gotten well over
Wv Ict,-held fence. Then Il was the
,,e, "a, hopes Frightened. bat their root
nc, ~" 10, last long. as the rext two
mon were easy outs Score:
PORTSMOUTH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
MANCHESTER TAXES.

/ AM NOW READY TO RECEIVE
THE CITY AND SCHOOL TANES FOR
1875.
All persons paying the whole OF the
same on or before July LIST Will be en-
titled TO a rebate of . per cent. on the
city tax.
An persons paying one half OF the same
on or before July lst. and the other half
on or before November LIST next. viii be
entitled to a rebate Of IL per cent
other half Of the city tax.
per cent viii be added to all bills I'M
paid December LIST.
J. " BRONATGH. Jr..
Treasurer city of Manchester.
je I-eod3t&tJe N-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS.
o. 80. u -. . 49,. l-.t. nm ~srl,y~S
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.
Clerk,s once OF

Clerks once OF
Supreme Court OF Appeals Of Virginia,
RICHMOND, Va, June =, 1875.
PURSUANT To THE PROVISIONS OF
section 3il7, 3iIs. 3tl9, of the Code OF Nir-
ginia. SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived BY the undersigned at his Once.
al the State courthouse. In the city OF
Risnmond, until IL O'clock q the 9TH IN,
SLANT. for the PRINTING. ETC. OF
ALI. SUCH RECORDS AS THE ST.
PREME COURT or APPEALS at Rich
mond may require for one year from
the LIST day OF July. 1885 The proposals
shall state the amount per page OF leo
ems In small-pica type, and include ths
paper. printing. binding. a neat cover,
with the style OF the case and the court
from which the record comes neatly PRINT
cd thereon" Said printing TO be done IL
1, compact form. without blank pages or
blanks between lines or paragraphs. no
extra charge 10 be made for figure work
not exceeding three columns The printing
TO be done In the city OF Richmond. under
GEORGE X. TAYLOR.
10 Btu. We. Tina Sa4t Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
Another Clearing Out,

another day dispose of the odds and ends that quickly
cumuate big store like this There's little thinking about
profits in these prices The goods the space this store
too valuable be filled up with small lots to hold and sell at
regular prices when they're called torahcr sell them at cost
once vceknakes talk about the cheapnes Of this store
These make YOU wondcrnake ponderhow really cheap
yO buy here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
,,,,rca I'm Runaway Accident.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, June Il
fspecial1-A mule attached to a wagon
loaded with A ladder. etc., ran away TO.
day. throwing c. r. Garner out. and
injuriDg him quite badly.
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In the ninth inning the Portsmouth
boys made desperate cffort. ana came
near tying the score Glare was the hrst
batter up, and got first on balls. Reed hit
o Stahi, who managed 10 throw TO Sc
cond IN time 10 get Glare. THIS was IN
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LYNCF4Bt'RG.
SCORE ~ INNINGS.
o . Z L =

'efcIarure .-..-.--.-...-.-..+-.. q T. 2
LynchDurg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - % % 81
Summary. Earned Peters burg. q;
i.yncnDurg. I Home run-Gill. Bases on
balls-On James .. oil kagey. 3. Struck
out-By James. 3. 10y Kagey. 4. stolen
bases-TuTuer Sanford. Smith. Thomp-
son. Kelley. Plock. Kagey Lippert %.
Time of game. ! hour and 30 minutes. TN
pire, Nj. Mitchell
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A VERY PRETTY GAME.
In Which Portsmouth IL Defeated
by Roanoke.

NORFOLK. VA. June -Cspecial)-
The Portsmouth team arrived home from
Petersburg this morning, and met the
Roanokes at League Park In the afternoon
before q small crowd. The game was a
very pretty one. and. while the locals
were defeated. all felt that they had re
ceived their moneys worth. Roanoke
scored two runs in the first inning, on
errors ~ Fuller and Joanes and single
and double 10y Little and Padden, after
chances had been given 10 retire the slde.
They scored one more in the eighth. on
errors by Fuller and Han and a two
Dagger by Viox Portsmouth did not
score until the ninth. Although they had
been hitting the bah hard and often
(Siahl only striking one man ouO, II al
ways found It's way right into some field
erg hands
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SCORE BY INNINGS.


Portsmouth ...............00 o0O 0O2-2
roanoke ...................2 10000 - ?
summary Earned run Portsmouth,
two-base hits-Ioanes. Paddon. Viox. and
Stahi Home run--Joancs Double plays
li'rSroVt and Fuller. Nlox and Little.
Eases ON balls-OG Stahl T. Hit hv
ptcher- iiarsrove. Struck out-Ry Leach.
.. oV Stnhl, ]. Time of game hour and
:, minutes. CmpIre-Mr Dalv.
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Mr.. Orchard wal in our vicinity
Friday.
X. G. Clutter is in our locality Wis.,
iting.
Peter Hansen was the guest of his
brother Chris last Sunday.
Sunday-school at New Virginia next
Hiday at half past 2 o'clock.
This community was blessed with a
nice rain last week.
Anton Jensen will work for U. X.
Pitney this summer.
The windmill on Mr.. Robinson's
farm has been badly injured by the
wind.
Miss Lizzie Marker will soon start
for Fremont where she will attend
school.
Rev. Bean will preach at Pleasant
Prairie schoolbouse next Sunday al
eleven o'clock. STUNNER.