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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
KaQflaln & \
SILK WAISTS.

No argument needed 10 sell NaiS'
those who take time 70 inNe~i-arIf,
style. workmanship and NJ coi,n. a
these garments speak for theiiS.Ns
In addition 20 over a dozen NV $3.50
OF nobby Percaie and Lawn WAISTS; Wni ..l
20 on sale to-day at g. CSC. ana 49,; w
shall give YOU an opportunity .2i,. w.
ing from the entire stock OF SIX N"..t9
nj the following named reduced ptlS,.S. -.
Striped Jap SIX Waists. pretty YAM
81 coiors. reduced from S.% 10 ~
Striped jap SILK Waists. reduced Hon
1915 10 SIS. ~. pi,ct
jap six Waists. trimmed with bia. .S
satin Back Velvet Ribbon, reduced from
s. 10 s. ,.,a,gcohio
Taffeta SIX Waists, very stylish reouo'u
Riouze Front Striped Tameta SiiN
waists. beautiful -oolors. reduced FROM
<f75 70 Sj.15. ,,. >-,,,oi+,.
checked Taffeta Changeahle NoNei'y
Siif Waists. reduced 20 N.so and =. a..
All OF our extreme novelties IN NJ,
Grade silk Waists are reduced from =
10 - i'm each garment. ,,, ,,t..-
Rlock and White stripe SIX w as.
EXTRA good values at 800 reouceu "0"
10 S2gN
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OFFICERS IN ATTENDANCE.


The following grand officers OF The
grand lodge and past grand masters at
tended the funeral
Most Worshipful J. +. Fitzgerald. G.
NJ: Right Worshipful \. X. Courtney.
y. G. NJ. Right Worshipful +. a. Reed
@. s. w, Alexandria Va: Worshipful
w. T.. Turner. G.. J. W. pit; Right Wor-
shipful J. Y. Bidgocd. G.. Treasurer.
Wosshipful William Lovenstein. @. Sec
re.ary. pit. Worshipful Turn. n. WOr-
thington. G.. $. D., pit, Petersburg. /;
Worshipful r. y. Eubank. G. J. D., New
port News; Rev. ]. Calvin Stewart. Chap
lain: J. A. Cosby. G. Pursuivant; W. c.
Wilkinson. G. Tiler: Past Grand Masters
John r. Purdie. Isle Of Wight county;
y. r. Wexford. Jr, j. Howard WayL
stanton.
The following were the officers Of the
Grand Encampment Of knights Tenn
plar OF the United States present:
r.. T., ]. Parke Corbin, grand COM
mander; We. John T. Parham. deputy
grand commander: We. r. II. Miller.
grand general; We. ]. II. Capers, grand
prelate. pit; X. H., James b. Blanks
grand senior warden. pit. r. f.. T. T.
Downham, grand junior warden, pit: Sir.
r. E. Macomber. grand treasurer. pt. /;
f.. Alexander w. Archer, grand recorder.
pit: F.. John +. Mayer. grand standard
bearer, pit; r. T., Fred Greenwood,
grand sword bearer, pit; f., James +.
Alexander. grand warder.
Among the other visitors present were
Mr.. James II. Hopkins. past grand mas
ter OF the Grand Encampment Of Wash
ing, ana Worshipful G.. G.. Gooch, Of
stanton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

500 yards Plain White Duck. l-3c yard
$40 yards Crepe Silk Wure silh) l'r.
yard.
50c., 2lc yard.
All our Soc finest Imported silk Cree
pons. Soc. yard.
ATWOOD CrepOns. in colors and bia-t.
former pflcc ST. now SOC.
Solid Black Dimity, very fine quality
worth Csc, here l6 Be.
Battle-Ground Challles. Be-. yard.
Yard-W.de Tissues and i0neees. 81.
yard
Separate skirts. that were s.. now 81
Separate Skirts that We're 3d. now SD.
Ladies Duck Suits. were s., now 81
Ladies Duck Suits. were So. now 81 q.
Ladies' White and Linen Duck suits.
We're s., now s2.N.
$50 parasols. white and colors ana
black. fancy. rufied. and AN kinds. worth
from $3.50 10 $3.50. your choice. N.99
Full-aize Hammocks. not children 5. .''.
each
RIBBONS. Pure SILK Satin Ribbons. an
c0lors ana black
3 u &c % 30
4c. re. Sc. ice. i2c. Use. 25c.
Palm Leaf Fans zoe. dozen.
japanese Folding Fans. greatly reduced
in price. @. 3. e.. y l0. -. Do. Do. and Ac.
Carpets that were 81 yard. now of-
CARPETS that We're llc yard. now ilc.
Mauings at 5, s, DID, and lZ..c.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond. Jane l.. Marks from j. II.
Vebb-Peploe. trustee, p feet on north
side q street between Twenty-sixth and
Twenty $3.50: same from Hill *
Sutton. trustees. the above property and
lot fronting 32i5 feet on y street and rs
feet on Jessamine street 81 i0
Henrico: Fannie Robinson TO Morris
Robinson. 37ia feet on Balding street. near
Seventeenth, 40 feet on south side Louis
lana street between Second and Third.
and 70 lots In plan Of Leonard Heights, 81.
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aerne s1ofam's JUNE H. 1895.
There is Mischief in Delay.

The Hodges Brothers Stock OF
Baltimore, is being disposed OF when
goods are spoken of in our adver-
tisement. Come quick. They are
either away under-pricei or over.
beautiful. Never over priced ana
seldom as in other stores. Special
priced wares are not likely to be du-
plicated. so that there is value in the
auickneSS of your response.
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To 0rdaln u Minister

a council held az the First Baptist
church yesterday afternoon decided to
ordain to the full work OF the gospel
ministry Rev. William NJ. Jones Nho
took his literary course at Richmond
College. and for the last two wears
has pursued the study Of theology at the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
at Louisville, Ky. The following order
of exercises will be observed: Reading OF
the Scriptures, by Rev w. 4. Jolly;
prayer by DR.. X. J. Wiliingham: presenta-
ton Of the Bible. by Professor H. II.
Harris; charge to the candidate. By DIR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

T g. Hsden; address to the church. oy
Dr. W T.. Hatcher ,,,t. char
The services viii be OF pupnc Sh ar
acter. and will be held to-nigh' III menu sne
"a ~ the First Baptist church, anu
Promises to do good work wherever ms hs
lot NAV be cast. During lis yacation "o
Will preach to church in baltimore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
WEDNESDAY, JUNE u. 1926.


Schiller Lodge, /. o. o. F., Schiller
Hall.
Stuart Council. A. l.. Of H., PoweIs
Hall.
Martha Washington Lodge knights ana
Ladies'. of Honor sos north Firth street.
Richmond Council. Chosen FRIENDS IL
let's Hall.
Richmond Lodge. A. O. L. w, odd
Fellows Hail.
Queen Lodge Golden Shore, Ellctts Han
company -. First Regiment. Armory.
Elba Rencacial and Social Society. Gem
trial Hall.
Ries mond Castle X. G. e., Eagle Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

The great Campos. SPANS little Ma
poleon." has his hands full in Cuba. He
expected to 90 down there and make
mince meat OF those insurgents. but the
hasn't done anything since he landed. but
cry out for more troops
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Sailor and Duck Suits

o.. o,orvhodv can be had here.
io'rb e regular zoe. Trimmed. Plain NJ
Fan"v straw Sailor. with leather sweat
hand ali colors. white and black fe-
duced 10 3Sc. Co... t-,ox equo-s
g.. Unite only. n dozen left to-day '--n.l
lliian straw Sailors. trimmed Win i.'-
hon baud-nsvcr sold TO less 'i'" ''
now reduced 10 SOC. ..t..,....,
"T r,,ar Enclieh Milan Sailors, tfmm, 4
WITH narrow silk Ribbon band, very h'o-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

At a meeting Of the officers Of the
Rlues' Battalion. held last night. they
decided 70 recommend TO the association
that a bazaar be held some time during
the fan for the benefit Of the battalion.
The maximum membership Of each of tn
comranics was fixed az sixty-One officers
ard men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

Those who think Tom Reed is idle are
away off lie is only in the wilderness
sharpening his weapons of war that his
work may be all the more effective when
he meets Mckinley. May 1t be a duel to
the death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
Another Convict.

Sheriff J. F. Leachman. Of Prince VIII
liam county. called a the Office Of the
Auditor Ct Public Accounts yesterday
after delivering at the penitcntiary John
Tebbs (coloreD. sentenced 20 two years
imprisonment for malicious wounding
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To Address GralInates.

Governor O'Ferrall left yesterday
morning over the Norfolk and Western
railroad for Roanoke College az Salem
where he will deliver an address 10 the
graduating class of/that institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

Tonight a party Of about fifty young
peonle from Church Hill will go down
10 Warwick Park on Captain John A.
Curtis new pavilion boat. and an out
door german will 1e held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

Those grave and reverend police COM
missioners in New York are spying on
the finest, but it will be mighty hard to
catch the old salts at that game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
JEWELRY.

Shirt Waist Sets for Ioc a set,
I9c for 500 sets.
Triple Plated Belt Buckles, in
novel designs, for 25c.
Initials engraved for zoe.
White Metal Belt Buckles for SC.
Eye Glasses, any OF the best for
a third Of usual value.
NEW POCKET KNIVES. Soc,
SOC, and orc Knives in small, medi-
um and large sizes, for 25c each.
SOC Scissors, 25c to-day.
so Two Burner Gas Stoves, nickel
polished, no better Stove offered for
81. so, this lot goes for 90 cents.
THREE HUNDRED FRAMED PIC
TURES. WORTH UP TO TWO DOL
LARS AND A HALE EACH, SIXTY
NINE CENTS.
Real Mexican Sea Grass Ham
mOcks, to-day ~ cents.
Hammock stretchcrs. to-day, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

Half of the Republicans in the North
and West seem to be candidates for
something. and the other half are "in
the hands Of their friends"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

a Philadelphia exchange says the
Phillies always take their defeat Phillie-
sophically. Then they ought to be called
the Platos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

Visions of Ii Hung Chang's fate no
doubt doomed up before Pasteur when he
refused a decoration from the German
government.
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. sotrND AND SENSIBLE LEI LED.

We ind the following most sensioie anu
excellent letter from citizen OF VIZ
ginia in the New York Journal OF COM
merce: ,.,,.,,s, g.
cuATL STATE BANKS ISSUE NOTES:
4 SOUTHERN VIEW OF THE CUES
TION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

\If the New York Police Commissioners
wNh 10 test the honesty OF the police
WIN don't they establish decoy fruit
e+anAso
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

10 barrels large Tea or Lemon
ade Glasses, value 81 dozen, to-day
! cents each.
Plain White China Tea Cups and
saucers, worth $3.50 dozen. to-day Csc.
Just received a biz consignment Of
handsome cut-gIass effects. Ban
quet Holders, worth Is cents each,
to-day'S price 10 cents.
200 elegant Glass-Covered Butter
Dishes in rich cut glass pattern,
also perfectly plain, value IS and IS
cents each, special to-day, from 10
to Ii:30, ) cents.
100 Real Belgium Cul-Glass Water
Bottles, value $3.50, special to-day,
80 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

Hetty Green is not satisfied to let her
money talk. Hetty may be iDa position to
sympathize with the parrot yet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

Theodore Roosevelt's willingness 10
work overtime may cost him presiden-
tial nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

Harrison and Wannamaker as the Re
publican ticket for SO would at least be
accepted with great JOY by the Democrats
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

The bicycle bloomer is getting to be
national issue. Even the pulpit orators
are Identifying Ii with their criticisms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

John Bull is warned that Secretary
Olney is a firm belieyer'in the Monroe
doctrine.
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If every Don in Spain is called out TO
Cuba, Campos will still have 10 night TO
win.
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WAS BORNE 10 THE TOMB
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES OVER THE
REMAINS or Mr.. ISAACs.
A Most Imposing Funeral Pageant OF Ma
sonic Organirations-The Procession
aud tho Ofhcials Pre- ent.

One OF the most imposing funeral pa
geants OF The Masonic organization OF
this city and vicinity. and in numbers
only second 70 that Of Captain a. q.
Babcock, was that OF Mr.. W. b. lsaacs'
the late Grand Secretary OF the Masonic
grand bodies Of Virginia. and Grand ke-
corder Of the Grand Encampmeht Oh
knights Templar OF the United states.
The members Of the various blue lodges
met yesterday afternoon at 3.9 O'CLOCK a.
the Masonic Temple, and the Grand Louse
at O'Clock. The members OF Commahdeiy
OF St Andrew. No. 10. and OF klehinonu
Commandery. No. ?. knights lehplai'
also met there to act as escort 10 the
Grand Lodge.
The boys Of the Masonic Home. VINO
also desired TO pay their last respect 10
the late Mr.. Isaacs. were on hand IN time
TO join in the procession.
Mr.. j. Thompson Brown, who acted
as chief marshal, was ably assisted by
the following aides: Colonel Charles j..
Wingo and Major A. w. CARRIER mount
ed. and Major Sol. Cutchins and Hon
James Lyons.
The PROCESSION.
The procession formed shortly before b
o'clock on Adams street. between Broad
and Franklin streets. The COMMANDERS
and the members OF the blue lodges
marched. headed by the Blues Band,
while the members OF the Grand Lodge
and all others followed in carriages The
active pall-bearers. consisting of the wor-
shipful masters OF the eleven lodges IN
this city. also met at the Temple. Ihey
were the following Mr.. Oscar Adams OF
lodge No. %, Mr. II. NJ. Boykin Of lodge
~. A. Igflua "a tIT
John Charlton of lodge No. .. Mr.. NJ. h.
Archer Of lodge No. IS. Mr. Lewis OF
lodge No. 1870, Mr.. Ragland of lodge No
10; Mr.. Price OF lodge No. 2j1, Mr.. r.. w.
Carter of lodge No. II, Mr. Hay Thorn
ton. acting worshipful master OF lodge
No. 81. Mr.. j. Lamkin Of lodge No 90.
The honorary pall-bearers. who met at
the late residence OF Mr.. lsaacs, were
the past grand-masters Of Virginia ana
Past Eminent Commander W. h. Tanner
Past Eminent Commander John f. Mayer
John Finders. ST.. John IL. Montague,
William O.. Taylor William f. Gray. Dr
j. ;. Wexford. Ir. j. Grattan Cabell.
When the procession reached the house
OF mourning, No. IL east Franklin street
the two communicates drew up in line
facing the building and the blue lodges
faced the communicates. Between them
the members OF the Grand Lodge. and
other Masons. passed into the building.
A few minutes later the remains were
tenderly borne to the hearse, and under
the tune Of a dirge by the band. the sad
procession continued its march down
Franklin and up Fifth street, TO St. James
Episcopal church. There large num-
Der OF sorrowing friends awaited the ar
rival Of the body. \ large part OF int
body Of the church had been reserved FOR
the friends of the family, pall-bearers and
Masonic organizations.
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The church choir. under the direction
Of Professor j. Emory Shaw was on
hand. and Rev. J. *. Mason. the rec
tor OF the church. met the remains at
the door. while Rev. j. y. bowman, Of
All-Saints church. occupied Il seat IN
the chanccl.
Il am the resurrection and the life"
broke forth from the lips OF Mr.. Mason,
the congregation arose. and the organ
pealcd forth a soft tune, when the col
umn of momners slowly marched down
the middle aisle. The mortal remains Of
MIR. lsaacs were-laid at rest in hand
some cloth-covered casket, the lid OF
which was completely covered with trib-
utes Of love. consisting Of costly floral
designs. presented by the communicates
and various lodges.
After the reading Of the usual passages
from the Scriptures by Mr. Mason, the
cnolr alternated the burial chants Lord.
let me know my end" and Lord. Thou
hast been my refuge" In the meantime,
the mourners had found their seats, the
members of the family, and Of the two
communicates. north of the middle aisle,
and the pal-bcarers, members or the
Grand Lodge. blue lodges, cic., on the
south side. The standards Of the two
communicates We're placed 10 the right
and left Of the pulpit.
Rev. j. Y. bowman. or Aii-'diit'
church. next read tho lesson from First
Corinthians. XIV, 90 etc. beginning with,
NOW IS Christ risen from the dead and
when he had ended. Captain Frank w.
CUNNINGHAM. Eminent Commander Of
Richmond Commandery No. 2, sang
a solo. when peace. like river, attendet IN
my wav." Rev Mr.. Mason followed.
with the usual prayer. and while choir
and congregation were singing hymn 60
lust as / am. without one plea the
funeral cortege slowly receded from tne
church TO the last resting-place' IN hol-
lywood.
The section Of that beautiful cemetery
which was TO receive the remains, Is
located I'm the new part, not far from
the section Of President Davis. II was
lust 7 O'Clock when the head of the
column reached the grave. the two COM
manderics drew mp in line facing east,
and the blue lc~iees faced west leaving
the grave in an open square between
them.
'Blest be the tie that binds played the
band while the casket was lifted from
the hoarsc and carried 10 the grave.
Rev. Mr.. Mason offered another prayer,
and then left the body in charge of the
Masonic fraternity. The funeral service.
according to the Masonic Ritual was then
held by Worshipful Grand Master j. j..
Fitzgerald. OF Farmwlle. and Rev J.
Calvin Stuart, chaplain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

10 Ready-made ladies' Worsled
Subscribers, tight-htting and
Etons, in Tans, Navy and Black,
choice for $3.50 a suit, also at The
same time 20 ChiIdren'S Refers cost
ing from $3.50 to $500 for SI.SS
each.
For the sea shore or mountain
roaming, 81 Ladies' CapeSeverycolor
and black for SI.SS each, less than
half cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
WASH DRESSES.

Dresses, ready to Jump into. for s5c.
Dresses. made Of Duck, FOR $l.23 and
s.
Beautiful Duck Suits for SL9S and 49,
and up 20 s..
WCRSTED SUITS
Tan or GRAY Covert Cloth Suits. made
to sell at $3.50. for $40 and $50.
Nohair Brilliantine suits. colored or
Saf!n-f,inod M0hair Suits. made 10 sell
for so for $3.50.
Novelty Eton Suits. hox-plaited backs
and braided yokes, made TO sell Tor
SgJ. price $3.50 and SIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
TEAS

We wish 10 call special attention 10 the
superior drinking quality of the
"BGACK SEAL" TEA. IL viii Doe
found equal 10 any tea retaibd al 81.
Special sale price, 63c pound.
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$4,000

worth Of Merchandise to be sacn-
feed. This is not done to work
of old stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
prove that LOW PRICES will always
SELL GOOD GOODS.
Prudent buyers will notice the
Table Linen Special Counter,

on which will be found splendid bargains
in Red. cream. ard Bleachcd Table IA
mask: also in Table and Lunch Sets and
Cloths As We are determined TO BRING
our stock down very low, We have made
very low prices to do it. so secure some Of
the Linen Bargains.
We have also another Linen Counter on
which you viii find an assortment Of
Plain and Monte Linen stamped Splash
ers. Buffet Cloths Doilies &C.. ana to
close this stock out rapidly we have cut
the prices very. very low
We have yet left few pieces Of the
Matungs we are selling so very fast, be-
cause the prices are the lowest known.
store now opens at y. NJ. and closes
at +. 81.
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FSC') Sc: s
lO5 L. Broad st.
We intend closing out this stock OF
Good, regardless Of the cOst-price,

GRANITE IRONWARE.
7-qt Sauce Pans. long hdldle............1.c
J-ln re rates. ........... ......s.s....s.s. l.
I.-qt Coffee kOiler................... 80.
sgt ltd lNclL't...t .t.s...t.-s.. tts. SIC
i-qL Deep Pudding Pau........t.-........lb Joe
Granite Iron Basin. .............. Joe
Granite Iron Boiler. -........t....t.. ~.
TINWARE.
tat Sprinkler. ...................... Poi.
Bread and Cake Boxes 10 and zoe kinl.Ee
itd heliic st..tt++. 100.
Foot Tubs, galvanized irOn........-......-3.
slCp Pals. assorted col).s ..............lNe
Tea Pots copper DottOms-................l
CL.AsSW
Tumblers. &c.
- dozen Thlu-Blown Engraved Turn
blers. sells elsewhere az 81 dozen. viii -
at &C.. each.
Pitchers. y gal. crystal glass .........l2e
cream lltchers .......-......... ......... -t
Sugar Dishes less cOvers. 81
LAMPS.
Handsome Decorated Stand Lamp. 81
hiHi -.st.tt-+ fss+sttss .t-stt.s.o I
Glass Hand Lamp. cOmplete............ -
Library Lamp, decorated shades and
3 Hall Lamps, s. kind...................l uj
GAS. OIL. AND GASOLINE STOVE.
t-burner oil Stove. So
Z-Dufner Gas stove. ..................... ~
Z-Durncr Gasoline StONc...............-. -
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THE TRlLBY SILKS

have won the hearts of all that have
seen them.
SOC prettiness in Silks for 25c. % to %
inches wide.
Plack Silks at half price while the
Hodges Brothers stock lasts.
Corded Wash SIX for pc.
Hand Made Black India silk for pc,
SOC quality.
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R CD S eoS.
O5 e. Broad ST.
lei2-ge.fr
pIssoLurIoNs. corAnrNERssmIr. sc

- Richmond, Va. June :. 1895.
THE FIRM OF SHELBDRNE a.
i SCOTT Is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent SlLAS SHELBIkNE con
tinuing the business in his own name.
All accounts due 10 Cr by the nrm 20 be
settled by Hugh Campbell az attorney
for Shelburnc * Scott, IN liquidation.
SII.AS SHELBURNE.
FRED. W. SCOTT.
I bespeak for the new firm a continu-
ance OF the patronage accorded 10 tho
old. FRED. W. SCOTT.
jelI-ss
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MUSLIN UNDERWE AR.

The cheap kind or the right Sort'
We refuse all that are not worthy our
selling. Half or quarter value are of
ample proportion, made by approved
patterns and with unsighted work
manship. A conquIering bargain
means more here than elsewhere.
Plenty yet for few days selling at
soc a garment-perhapS never again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
The PEOPLES STORE,

that comes to your rescue and names
prices that astoniSh alike merchants
and Consumers.
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KAUFMAN & CO.,
Corner Fourth & Broad Streets.
fofo-vva fr-1f
GRAND
DEP ARTMENT = CHANGE
SALE.

We can't begin to tell you OF
the bargains you will get. Every
thing reduced in price.
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Duck Suits

In all the new and nobhy styles, inclni
inc Fton. Box-Cut Coat. Blazer. ana y 'r
folk Jacket effect Prices RANGE itoin
In $50. solid colors. stripes, cnr'.
white. and black and whi.e uilNtd' "'
sizes. well made and perfect NUNS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
READY-TO.Ws AR DRESSES.

Never were 50 many dresses piled
under our roof. The prices at which
we made contracts encouraged a more
than double any previous seasons
sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

mocks, to-day ~ cents.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-03

striking twelve-year-old Mabel stanton of No. 496 Chapel street, because the child refused to get down off a grape arbor in the rear of the double house in which Mabel and her mamma and MT, Boyle live and fined $2 and costs, He appealed the case,
 THE REDMOND CASE, WALLING-
 FORD.
 Judge Stoddard, as counsel for Peter Looby of Wallingford, yesterday morn ing asked Judge Hall to approve a deed of trust prepared in accordance with the decision of the supreme court in the action brought by his client against J. J, Redmond of Wallingford. The litlga- tion involved the transfer of certain property which was made by Looby on January 24, 1893, to Mrs, Redmond upon condition that he be cared for by them during life time. Looby's conservator applied to have the deed set aside and the supreme court recently handed down decision outlining that deed of trust should be executed and spread on | the records.
 l The deed submitted to the court pro- vided that Looby should transfer the | property to the Redmonds in trust for Iooby, and that they shall pay the lat ter $25 a month and such other amount of the proceeds of the rent of his land as he shall require during his life l time.
 This deed was agreed to by counsel | for Mir and Mrs, Redmond, but they contended that it should not be ap- proved until judgment in the case was rendered by the court.
 Judge Hall postponed further hearing until the short calendar sessions.