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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

ccived into the Southern Methodist Church
with the Baltimore Conference. bringing
his congregation with him. During his
service III Washington. he built anu dod-
icated Mt. Vernon church
Dr. Tudor married a Miss Morsel OF
WASHINGTON, who has been a blessing and
q help 10 him in his career. he has scrv-
cd charges I'm New Orleans and ST. Louis
was presiding elder Tor Two years OF the
St LOais district. and was for a short
time pastor OF Emanuel church. Balti-
more
lie was then sent 10 Granby-Str~et
church, Norfolk. where he served four
years. lie then came 20 Broad Street
church, In this city. where he Is remem-
b@-oi with great Affection. ana from,
which church he was transferred to Cum
berland-Sireet Norfolk. whence he rones
10 Centenary.
Ing. and withal. a minister of great pow
er and elo1uence. He rs handsome of per
son. and dign'ied and courtly IN his bear
ing.
Rev W. q. Starr -. D., who Is 10 be
next pastor OF Broad-Street church was
born in RapDahannock county, Va Sep
te,nher %. 1870 lie was a soldier during
the -four years OF the war. lie has been
In the ministry OF the Methodist Church
about thirty years. and has filled some
OF the most important stations I'm the
Virginia Conference. In 1878. he was as
signed 10 the pastoral care of Broad
Street church In Richmond. and comDlet-
ed the regular four-year term at that
time. so that he begins his second term
mont Of Bishop Galloway. the presiding
onfcer OF the late Conference In Rich
mond.
He has been pastor Of Washington
street NJ f. church In Petersburg dur
~ the past two yesra He came 70 Pc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
THAblilMBR BROTHERS.

tho ceremony WHOM the strong young
man webs the hrgh,-eycd, rosy-chccked
country lass. and is the first one 10 KISS
her, and by u poke IN the ribs strengthen
the trembling bridegroom. No yellow
leg chicken that eyer cavortcd around the
barnyard and pec1ed a hole IN ripe TO-
matoos. and destroyed other garden
truck. is too good for him. lie Is gwen
the softest bed In the house, ana h'
horse is given a double portion OF corn.
When I'm the family circle he IS the
most prominent. rgure, the chiidfrn
narher about his knee. and resi- fin the
sunshine OF mis- Cod-gigen gcniality. He
Dicks uD the hearty and robust Daoy
boy. and kisses tine tear-ataiueI ana
molasses-smeared checks. His coming
u a house is like a bcnediction and his
going IS regretted. Tine circuit riders
God bless them.-will have crown
awaiting them brighter than the bishop
the presiding elder, or the weil-fol STA '
ton preacher. for such SIS they are the
salt OF the earth.-Ooion Democrat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
RICHMoND'S NEW MINISTER'S
Sketches Of the Lives Of The Late
lppoIn!sss Of Conferences.
ARB IEH OF WORTH ANO INTELLECT
rh.v Como To Their New Field Of Labor
Bearing the Highest Testimonials, ana
Followed by the Regrets OF the
Charges They Have Lctt-some-
thing About Their Past
Work.

Richmond has lost several brilliant and
popular ministers by the changes made 10y
the Annual Conference. which has Just
CONNECTED its laDors. but, on the other
hand. these hayc been compensated, Tor
some Of the most able men in the Meth
odist Church have been secured 10 iiii
their places.
Rev. Herbert Meredith Hope. VINO sue
cccds Rev. Richard r. Wilson as Pa '-.s
OF clay Street church. was BORN IN foTts-
mouth Va November =, 1917, anu Is a
son OF Virginia +. and Capt Miilain ".
Hope both OF whom are sun hvi"s. Ill, a.,
Ho,+ belongs TO the Hampton laniliy
of Hooes. 1, which his cousin. James i'aI-
ron nope. also belonged. lie mas tAic.
other brothers living, W. o. ,hopt' a
druggist. OF Portsmouth, DF. FRANK .
Hone. one OF Portsmouth most y,pl"-
snent nhvsicidns. and Dr. J. Shirley HOPE
OF me United States Navy, no" st~u"h-
ed at Pensacola. IA ,.....t.., q.
Kay. MIR Hope began his edcuauon al
,bc Virginia Collegiate College al fOrtS-
month and was afterwards TOT soilc
time engaged on the editorial st@tt OF 80 t,ir
Norfolk Nireinian; AittiNahhuss 49,, ao col
wears. he attended Randolph Macon toi-
lego where ne distinguishes Lluseii a. d
debater. securing the medal OF the WASH
ineton Literary Society. -. -... oo,-
When eighteen years OLD, ne was SVn.
ver,cd and Joined Monumental churcn OF
portsmouth. lie was licensed ny iiaa a-
over Quar,erly Conference IN ~ g., T yer'
Sec..iy.d On trial by the Annual CoNleI-
80 ip 1872. Was ordained deacon D.
B,sbon McTyeire. at Danville' IN lS'o-
ana elder at Lynchburg, in lo". !. r.os
Tpon iCmiDe the conference, ~ o "S
s.', IN CuIpcper. where ne had alreaoy
ar, some ministerial work: ON Deem
her ( 1915. he married Miss Emma hlOIi'
lust before taking charge OF Amherst
Afsec two years at Amherst he went 10
Ccrdonsvilc and Orange, wneIe ne sftthna
fnur wears which were marheu by tne
Te,,nion of ali the Methodists OF GoIdonS-
Vile. and the improvement or the cnurt IN
49,. freet church Berkeley. Here
his zeal and energy was greatly oiesseS'
there being a great revival IN me chuic"'
ana @ new parsonage being punt; 49,
From, Rerkeley ne went TO tharlottes-
vile, where ne labored faithfully lot ionp
gears and under his care one OF tns
fanGeomest churches In the city was
Suilt $1,000 being expended. From Cnai-
lotcsvilc he went TO DanN'ile' 70 '"iNe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

He is one of the four sons of Rev. Joseph
Il. Potts. who is stll living at an ad-
yanccG age.
con College IN 1S.2. and entered Confer
ence IN 1884. In 1886. he left 10 attend
PrcejOn Seminary, where he graduated
I'm 1889, and also from Princeton college IN
1883. In 1899. he received the degree OF
Master of Arts from the University OF
Morster. and re-entered the Virginia con-
ference I'm iSS9. and was stationed az Ser
lin. Maryland. where he served win slg
nal ability. lie was next stationed at
Salisbury Station. Maryland. whence ne
comes TO Park Place. this city. His Work
in Maryland has been OF high ORDER
and he is said 10 have developed into a
brilliant orator 800
lIr. Potts is married and has one child.
He Will come 10 Richmond about the
middle Of this week and take charge OF
his new work.
REV. JOSEPH T. MASTIN.
Rev. Joseph r Mastin. who comes TO
Trinity from McKendree @ urch, NOlioik,
is a native OF Spotsylvania county ana
is about forty years OF age. lie Is a
man OF fine presence lie was CONVEX.
ed In 1861, and entered Randolph -hacoil
College I'm 1878. lie has had charge OF
various congregations. showing at each
place marked ability. - 49,,
Woodville Circuit. from when ne went 70
Orange where ne stayed Two years lie
afterwards took charge OF the work az
Crewe where the church improved great
X under his minis tratiOns.
He then went TO Mckendree church.
where his labOrs have been greatly bless-
ed lie has been married some years
He stands on all questions OF moral ana
religious interest squarely for the right
His singleness of purpose anu SIN
ceritv draw men to him. lie is direct,
though polite, never rude, yet never mold
ing back the truth.
Nlr. Mastin is a fine preacher, ana a
practical. out-spoken man or AFFAIRS. lie
v-ill shortly assume his new work.
OTHER NEW MINISTER'S.
Rev. w Il. Beauchamp, who viii soon
assume charge OF ~. James. is gradu-
ate of Randolph Macon College. and al
though quite a young man, has already
hal considerable experience IN religious
ON the 9th of this month he viii be
married TO Miss Blanche Whitehurst, OF
\orfolk. a niece of Bishop Grdnbery, the
ceremony being performed by the Bishop.
and ON his return from his wedding tour
he will assume his work at 81. James.
Pev. x. Fletcher Beadies, VINO goes 10
Fairmount-A Avenue. is also graduate OF
Panlolph- Macon Callege. and IS a young
man of exceptionally fine mind. lie mas
had considerable experience IN preacnins,
and his sermons are forceful and iuii Ci
Rev. w. r. Williams goes. to Denny
street church, Fulton. He is young
man of fine presence. and Is hlghlS
snoken of by the charges ne has served
He. too. Is a graduate OF Randoiph-Macol'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
Circuit Riders.

There IS among the preachers Of the
Methodist Church a class OF men FOR
whom We have always had che greatest
respect ara The highes. admiration
the circuit riders. The preachers who
ride circuits are the drawers OF water
and the hewers OF wood OF that great re-
ligious denomination. IT. season and
out OF season they are going about In
the territory given TO them. trying TO do
good. The chill blasts OF winter do
not deter them when called upon TO go on
mission OF mercy at the beside OF the
sick. In the home where death has en-
tered, giving a word OF Christian conso-
lation and encouragement. He Is
bulwark Of strength In times OF sorrow
and distress. but there is also a sunny
side 70 hia LIES work. Ha performs
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istry his sermons have been OF such char-
actcr as to attract for him very large con-
grcgatiOns. -. .s..-
Dr. starr IS q man OF the most cour-
teOus manners and possessed the happy
faculty OF making friends wherever he
goes. It'll,
fearless. Ills voice is pleasant, nexible.
penetrating. At times on the platform
he is unconsciously dramatic. wncn I'M
under the influence OF emoton. ne - q
cool Dasfor a warm friend, and man
OF the kindest heart and most charitable
disposition. -, IL.
Or. starr VIII assume charge OF ms
rrracb fie first sermon. The people OF
brold-Strect church express great piea-
sure at having secured DIT starr, az tie
pcoolc OF Petersburg do regret At ms loss
REV. THOMAS y. POTTS. -.
.rbia hrilliaot Young minister was born
in fSss. in southampton county, Va. and
was converted 1T the age OF ten years
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charge of Main-Street church, and from
this church Re went TO Market-Street
Church, Petersburg, from which ne Will
shortly come to Richmond.
When the law provided for such an Of
1cer he was Sunday Secretary of
the Virginia Conference at the SINE time
that Bishop G. r. Galloway was the :.
s. Secretary of the Mississippi Confer
ence He was honOred by being elected
an alternate to the last General Confer
ence Of the NJ T.. Church. South. being
the Youngest man ever hOnOred in this
WAY bv the Virginia Conference.
Rev. Mr. Hope is "A man OF exalted piety.
OF strong mind and great enesgy. ana
las more than ordinary executive abiii-
". His pure ana conseCIated Lire. &c
NAL manners. warm heart and generous
hand endcar him to every community in
which he lives and give him an influence
that ia power for good beyond his own
REV DIR. WM. V. TUDOR.
Rev. Dr. VIM. Y. Tudor. who shortly
assumes the pastorate of Centenary
church. Is personally one Of the most at
tractive men In the Virginia Conference.
He is q native OF Baltimore. ana is a
ls.ge Of Dickinson. at Carlisle. Pa. lie en-
tered the Baltimore Conference i'm 1875 as
a lieentiatc. serving Summcrheld, Seven
Circuits. Baltimore city station. and Lou
dOun. He left LOUdoun shortly after Fed
cral occupation. crossed into MARYLAND.
and orEaiizcd and served the Methodist
church at Cambridge.
In 1856, he was called TO the paStorate
Of the Independent church, worshippng
in frame tabernacle. on NJ. street. In
the city OF Washington. lie WAS re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

STORE Newsy things gathered from
NEWS. every quarter OF the house. It's
the lt:le things that make lie
worth living. Peruse this list aud see
how cheap good things can be sod at:
Unusual line Gentlcmcns SILK neck 1
wear including Black and al colois'
Tecks and Four-in-Hands; pretty de-
Gentiemcn's Tecks. Four-in-lisnds, and
De Joiuville Scarfs, latest tal ei-
Infants Atwood Pants Leggins, in
White and Colors; a special lot al
Cheap anywhere at 5ecl
Initial Handkerchief. for gentlemen
any letter &c
Warranted all-lincn)
Children's White and Colored-BoFder
Handkcrchiefs. s..
l-Button Kid Gloves. IN Black. Tan,
Brown, and Mode for ladies d
Chldren's Fur-Top Dosskin Mitts. lined
Ladies' Fur-Top Dogskin Ni;ts, lined.
Misses Tur-Top Kid Gloves, lined. good
ones. 75c.
New Novels by popular authors, clear
type. good paper. l9c.
4 pound of Good Writing-Paper TOT loc,
Statuary-Dusiers. feathers, polished
handles. Zoe.
SOC. 3S-inch Nohair special. &c.
Special line New Embroideries for &c
Japanese Folding Bamboo Fire-screens'
Good Rubber Improbable Combs. ioc
Good Plain and Friled Garter-hiastlc'
improved satin Bolt Hose-Supporter5.
for ladies' zoe. q pair.
Best snk-Frilled Garter-Elastics, &c.
yard
Best Forged-stcel Scissors. all sizes. &c.
pair.
MULTIPLICATION, per dozen cards. &C..
Mourning-Plns. dun and bright heads,
dozen for Sc.
Marshalrs Linen Thread. per spool, Sc.
Gontlemen's Heavy "Shaw-Knit Hose
| Gcntlemens BalbrIggan. Regular-Made
Hose for Zoe
Gontlemens Fast-Black and Tan Ho-
s.crv for Zoe.
GentlcmeH's Fast-Black. Tan. and Bal
briggan Hose at l2l3c.
Extra-dne line Gentlemen's Black, Tan,
and Balbriggan Hose. excellent
value. AT Gc.
Mems Shaker Socks. Gray ard Red DC.
superb line Gentlemen's ATWOOD Half
Hose. DC.
Gentlemens Camers-Hair and Merino
Hose at iGc Good for winter wearl
Linen Collars for Gentlemen 4-ply' all
Gentiemens Linen-Bosom. Now York
Mllls Cotton shirts. Zoe. ones go this
week az 3fc.
Crystalllzed Ginger. new crop. per box.
'5c
Ladies' Atwood Sweaters. colors g. S.
Worth $500
Chldren's Knife. Fork. and Spoon-Scts,
for i9c
Japanese Pin-Travs. new designs. o..
Ladies' SIlk-Frilled Carriers. plated
clasps 100.
Turkish wash-Rags. DC. a dozen; each,
&c.
300 Yards Dress-Trlmmlngs. We're DC
to - yard; now 20 close out. &c.
yard
! Ladies' Fancy Llsle-Thread Hosiery. Zoe.
kind Tor Bic.
HOLIDAY Old Santas pack has been
NEWS. emptied here. 4 basement
full Of everything suitable "a
Xmas Gifts, besides a magnificent stock
of
TOYS,
will be opened there in the next few davs
Look ont for the opening Announcements
TINS stock also embraces full lie ~
French. German. and American China.
THALRiMER BROTHERS.
TsW~WsY~W.WAWnw,W~W,W"Y-YY
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such on array o loneliness
DRESS GOODS Ask for anything that's
NEWS. stylish and fashionable
and you'll find it here.
plaids lead. you know. of course. boucie
Suitincs come next. We have lovely lines
Of each. Better come here early.
Boucle Cloakings BLACK only, special
values. at $50. SIS, and WIS
Black Beaver Cioakings at $50 and
$50.
5Oc Black Diagonal Suitings, 80 inches
wlde-this special item goes at 5itgc.
Heavy Storm Serge Black, % inches,
soc.
Boucie suitings dn Black oniy), 80 inches
wide for 81 "A yard.
Black Astrachan at A.25, 8, and ~
U0-inch Ladies' Clotn at Zoe.
Fancy Plaid Dress Goods for l2iac.
All-WOol Plaids, newest effects, iSc.
Beautiful Plaid Dress Goods in dark
and light colorings. for @c.
= special lot 60c. All-Wool Novelty
Dress Goods. this week, 25c.
Fancy Boucle Suitings, in Brown, Green,
and Black. for 7Jc.
Exclusive styles and Patterns. worth
much more money; see them.
Imported Dress Goods, new lot, at 81 a
yard.
New arrivals daily at this department.
The greatest stock at the lowest
prices.
JEWELRY Dainty little things in Sterling
MEMS. silver, suitable for Amas gifts.
Tray after tray filled witt use
fui things that any person old or young.
will appreciate.
Sterling silver Book-Marl<s for 25c.
Sterling Silver Nail-tiles for 4Sc.
Sterling Silver Glove Hooks &c.
Sterling Silver stamp Boxes, sec.
Sterling Silver Hair-Curlers, SZ.5s.
Sterling Silver Paper-Cutters, very large,
Sterling Silver smelling-salts, cut-glass.
II -.
Sterling Silver Pocket-Kniyes, four
Sterling silver Pocket-Knives. two
Sterling sllyer-Mounted Pocket-Comb
and Case, 75c.
Sterling silver Manicure Scissors. s1.25.
Sterling silver Nail-Polsher. S-9S
Sterling Silver Slipper-Horns for Sl25.
Sterling Silver Cigar-Cutters for 15c.
Scores Of other Trinkcts. suitable for
stmas-gifts
CLOAK Twice as many Cloaks here as
NEWS. you'll find in any cloak room.
Then. again the facilities We have
for proper buying regulates proper selling
here. \ buyer IN the market constantly,
who is always IN the lookout for good
thinge.
Ladies' and Misses Black Boucle Goats,
large buttons. half satin-lincd. rip
plo-back this week. $3.50.
Boucle Short Goats. Black only. half
satin-lincd. large buttons. $40 gar
ment, for $3.50.
4 beautiful short BOucle Coat. ripple
back. half-uned, lovely garment,
worth $3.50. for SO
Plain Kersey Short Coats. handsome
pearl buttons. plated back. strap
ped seams. velvet collars. silk-lined.
worth so. for $3.50
Ladies' Short Coats. caterpiiar-cloth.
large mandolin sleeves. 3-4-satip-
lined. velvet collar sl750 value. Sl5.
Short Imitation Persian Lamb Goats.
strap seams melon sleeves, ripple
back 3-i-satin-lined. large buttons,
very stylish, this week. $3.50.
Black Single Capes, Boucle cloth.
Thibet-cdged. nasscmenterie band
satin-lined $3.50.
4 nu line Fur Capes. from $50 to
SD.
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The Hoar,iers' Demand

There are walters galore. yet they can
for more.
The demand all reason surpasses;
As the warm cakes they eat, OF tooth
some buckwheat
The boarders all shout for mo'lasses.
" Dstroit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

UNDERWEAR Amodel stock OF every quail
MEMS. ity and weight that worn,
Aspeclal line II infants and
chilJren's goods at our popular prices.
Everybody gets the same price hero on
goods.
Gentiemen's Cray Underwear &c eO'N9'
centiemen's Natural Underwear, 75c.
goods. for 5nc. -
Gentlemeris Fine Nefino, single anu
cenfiemen's All-NOOl Red shirts icr vc'
Good 75c. valued
Ualf-Wool Underwear. for gentlemen
soc. ID,
Wripht's Health" Underwear Tor gen
co1 i'sirsir, Strictly An-wool Double
Breasted Red shirts, excellent value
rad i9r 81 Union Suits, good weight
Ladies iSr a Atwood Red Shirts and Draw
Ladie.' Ribbed Vests, sllk-taped' fleece
ladies' les Ribbed Vests. regular &c. value
Ladies i9s Wool Scarlet Underwear. for
''c' Worth a aollarD
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, good ones ior
10f.c
e6eciaI line Boys Tan and Natural
Underwear worth 37ie to Soc for -2c;
Misses Ribbed Underwear IN White ana
GRAY. good weight, excellent value
Misses 'ei Atwood Union Suits, 6oc. to
SIPrices according 10 size desired)
| ,,issee, linton suits. strictly ail-Uool.
now 75c. sizes 3 and only We're
81 81
CORSET 4 stock not much sopken o,
| NEWS. bvd- partment houses, though Al
OF them sell Corsets. Our lie
! nartnent filed with every popular make
! There's satisfaction I'm buying good Cor
! sets. Here's why We think so:
,s .bns The years rev fashions bring.
Which flourish and decay,
! The Corset is the only thing
That ever came 10 stay. -
When we speak Of popular makes we
Her Majesty corsets. White. '2.75 and
Her Majesty corsets. Black. '2.75' $50
p ana az c or White. ut si.75 and s325-
=. H. Corsefs. Black. az So --
=. y. Corsets. in White anu b'icA' ''0'
10 $50. ,,.,... 2, o.
Warmers Health Corsets, White. SO
Y. a. a.. COrsets White, l3c. 10 So.
Il a. g. COTectf. Ildch q ana fA''''
". II. Coraets. white 81.
". II. Corsets. Black. zoe. and 81
q. 3. Corsets, White. zoe. and 81.
G. n. COrsots Black. 81.
Besides several other popular makes
rttNNFt Enough items here 10 ~
, AM DOMESTIC terest the most economi-
, NFWS cal. We invite compari-
son in every item o sell,
so don't be misled.
i0-inch Red and Cray Skirtins-tlannels'
600
i i6o. Red Flannels go now for 20.
| ~. Red Flanncls go now for 4lc.
9l. Red Flanucls 20 now tor l"c.
/ Reautifm Flannels at lOc
| ,ider.lowns. an new colors. NC
/ Good White Flannels az lZi-c.
| Another lot Of those Fringel ana liril
stitched All-Linen Huck Towels LOT
1-c
Good Turkoy-Rel Table Damask, &c
O'aat cJlor)
Esfu line Brown Linen, in plain ana
striped. suitable for furniture-coF'r-
I dozen different styles French FLANNEL,
stripes. ETC., this lot goes at SOC.
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tcrsburg from Norfolk Dr. Starr IL ex-
tremeiy popular in Petersburg. where he
has been accomplishing much good.
fic is one OF the ablest members OF the
Virginia Conference. and during his min
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24

4 BOYS Experienced clothing peop'ss o,
= CLOTHING wait upon you. E' VIE 10 10
: nartment gives many ouSges
Y lions to those seeking gifts
q BOYS, Biouse Suits. with vest ana p I1n,
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6 Rows, rlouse. short pants, Navy ohis
q BOYS 5'''i Blouse Serge Suits, Navy only
G Roys 81 Red Blue. and Black Chinn,ch,.ll,
DoS poefer rackeis. good, heavy linins
q worth s.. for Sos. ,-,. r.,rio
= povs' Elue and Black Velvet Juilo
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4 rgS Bows Junior Suits. in dark colors
q dnrablv made. nicely finished; ages
a TO years. =, go. u,.tae
Z g. IS BOYS Junior Suits, in Gray, fia'us
n and Checks: ages 4 TO Z years. ,,,.,o
Y s2.73 Boys Junior Sui's' IL .1y,s, vor,
4 and Black; ages . to years '''
a 2sc. BOYS Knee-Pants. in dark colors
GOOD for work. good for school koo'
4 for rough wear; ages 10 10 ee"' ,.,.,
y 81 9S Boys All-Nool VNsrcva''' ,,s,
a capes in Blue-MiXed eiec17i @e0'
y TO- II. and If years -, -,.os
d Rows Ulster storm Ovcrcoats. all sizes
y s5.Si; = 10 - wears. 49, r.o,,o..
q So 50 Gray and Garnet Reeier jackets
excellent value at 81 ages 10
9 81. rs BOYS suits; ages 4 to IS years, y
4 Brown and Gray, very nonpy' lhu''e
= g. IS Bows suits: ages 10 to 10 years il
4 Blue, Black. and Brown.
O SILK Dainty things TO choose from th
= NEWS. nrodnctions Of some Of the larees
Z silk mills in the country. .Goo'
a Silks are made in this country, you kho"
: All 27iL and 4Oc. Colored China silks. 20
q All % and 6Oc Colored emma sii aS % =.
4 a new line Of Dresden silks, Y lhchr
q vide. exceptionally pretty SO value
q An exclusive display OF Evening Bro
d caded silks will be found ~ 4 ron
p Window at 81 a yard. Twill pa
= Won - examine them. undoubtedl
y the finest values ever offered al ~
z silk Basket Chffons in White, Canary
A Blue. Pink, Red. old Rose. and Vel
Y low. for evening wear; special price
q &c
4 INTERESTING We've told you about tina
q CARPET SPECIAL SALE last Fri
4 MEMS. day. Well. the same sale j
= progressing Just IA II !
q had lust started. Morkmeh buaE' "ep'il'
= ment crowded. the carpet-sewer needl
6 actively making coverings for parlors an'
= bed rooms. Can we give You an estimate
y before Xmas
& Best Quality Ingram CARPETS &C
y AIade. laid. and linei)
& Cheaper Ingram Carpets, ltc
= Made. laid. and lined)
q Ingram Carpets. surprising values Soc
y NIade. laid. and linedD
n Administers. extra-fne value. Si.D.
= Made. laid. and linedD
Il beautiful Noquctto Carpets. ~.
a Made. laid. and linedl .,
q EXQUISITE designs IN Wilton NtlFels a.
a Made. laid. and lined)
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-15
THE MAGNIFICENT
COTTAGE CLUB
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%TYBEE ISLAND
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

Ready for immediate occupancy. The most
perfect Seaside Hotel the South Atlantic
coast. Completely furnished. Superb loca-
ton. Direct rail connection with Savannah.
This property consists Of tive 4room cot
taCes the Casino containing II bedrooms.
dining rooms reception rooms, and bath rooms
complete with shower and artesian sulphur
baths.
Servants quarters. laundry, water works for
domestic and fire use.
The test opportunity to make money ever
offered.
For sale CHEAP and on easy terms, or will
he leased for one OF more years. For further
particulars address
WALTHOUR s. RIVERS.
Real Estate Agents,
Savannah Ca.