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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-21
FRIDAY. JUNE q, 1895.
Road, 10 the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The public would like TO see the Main
street line and the Church-iIill line Of
electric cars both extended 10 the Expo
sition- Grounds
The Richmond Railway Company have
petitioned the city Council for this privi-
leee. but at the meeting OF the Commit
tee on. Streets wednesday evening the
petition was laid upon the table.
The company's plan is 20 extend
the Main-street line from Main street
I'D Meadow street 10 The Exposition
Grounds, and the ChurCh-Hill or Union
line. from the intersection OF Broad and
Harrison streets up Broad street to the
observation-disclosures. These two lines
would thus be able to- accommodate hun
drsds Of persons who would wish to
visit the Exposition GROUNDS and who
would prefer those routes TO the pro-
,osed Brosd-street underground-trolley
line.
During any Fair. or when YER there
was racing al the Exposition-Grounds.
there would be more than enough bush
ness for all three companies Moreover
such facilities OF transportation as these
three lines would afford. would make the
Txposluon-Grounds the great picnic and
excursion grounds Of Richmond. Every
summer they would be in constant use
for athletic games. races, picnic parties,
etc. Such place is very much need
ed here TO be sure our Exposition
Grounds are an right now. bat the lack
Of stTeet-car facilities between them and
-he city has hitherto prevented them
from serving the public purpose Of which
we speak But with three electrician
lines connecting them with the city
those grounds would serve the public in
"a way IN which none .OfSour parks now
tervc.
Whatever may be 1he impediment
which delays the action CT the city Coun-
I'll ON the petition of thu Richmond Rail-
way Company. We hope that it may soon
be removed We want all three of these
dimes for permanent use. but we want
them particularly for.use during the Fair
This fan. More than all. worse than all.
We shall need al th ese lines next spring
when We are entertaining tens OF thou
sands Of visitors here at the cornerstone
laying OF the Jeners0n Davis monument.
The EApositiOn-GroUnds VIII then play an
important part in our programme of en-
tertainmcnt. We s'zall have 10 encamp
The visiting volunteer companies there,
and II is likely that We shall have TO
make use OF some OF the Exposition build
ings as sleeping quarters for some Of the
veteran organizations DO what we will,
organize and plan 'as shrewdiy as we
snay, We shall be crowdcd-shall need
dust such a place as the Exposition-
Grounds will be when connected with
the city By three ebsctric-car lines.
The Broad-street underground trolley
Zine must use the tracks of the Richmond
hallway Company between Ninth street
and the Exposition Grounds. according TO
abo recen;ly-adoptpd ordinance. How
ever, these are details as to which we do
lot now concern ourselves. What We
wish to do is to voice the pub
sic demand that all possible street-car
facilities shall be provided, at the latest,
iy the time that the Confederate vete-
rams have their Grand encampment here
On 1896.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-21

why Some People stand summer
Uent with Vnabntcd vIgor.

Boards OF Health are indusfriously
spreading hot weather hints. They tell
us. for instance. that we should work
slowly as possible should not wear dark
clothes. should put on nothing That com
presses the neck and chest. We must be
careful about green COR over-ripe fruit,
and we are cautioned against undue indul-
gence in iced drinks OF any description.
Sleeping rooms should DO freely ventl-
lated
We are warned that the cruel shafts OF
the sun are most likely TO strike people
who are out OF sorts when hot weather
sets I'm. General langucr and inertness'
loss OF appetite. sleeplessness ands ahead
ache are to be corrected at once. They
show that the system needs stimulant
Dunys Pure Malt Whisky fits the case
exactly. IL reinforces the depleted nerve
centres and is so readily absorbed into
the blood by even the most tender ston-
ach that It's Strengthening influence Is fe!t
at once. All the secretiOns that help 10
convert food into tissue are quickened
for their work by this peerless stimu-
liant.
II must now be perfectly clear why
the users OF Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky
are able TO work through the summer
with undminishod vigor. They are In
good condition when the first hot wave
comes. Ask your druggist or your grocer
for Duny's and don't take anything else.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-21

The fleet OF warships in the tarbor OF
kiel Is the most remarkable one ever
assembled in any waters. Ii numbers over
ore hundred naval vessels OF all
classes. with twenty Of the finest battle
ships OF Europe. The combined horse
power Of the engines Is nearly $4,000; the
ornaments are the nost formidable ever
seen in any feet ard the tonnage ex-
ceeds 10000.
The Emperor William concluded his
speech at the banquet Wednesday night
with the words: '"rhe hearts OF all ma
tons uplift themselves 10 US here with
questioning took. They need and d.
sire peace. In peace alone can the worlds
commerce expand: I'm peace. alone, thrive.
Peace we Shall uphold. The ircnclad
power Of United Europe lying in Kiel
harbor is the best self-ey.dent proof OF
guaranteed peace"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-21

In view Of Mr. Gladstone's attitude on
the question OF he Welsh Church dis
establishment the British Radicals are
declaring that he will die Tory. Well.
stranger things than that have happened.
Mr.. Gladstone has been a many sided
man In politics In fact. he has dGring
HIS long experience pretty well boxed the
political compass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-21

New York is to have botanical garden,
which will. doubtless, In the course OF
time, rival the one at Paris. or the still
more famous one at Kew. Eng. Whether
Il viii produce u flower of the Mugwump
plant In the metropolis remains TO be seen
We fear. however. THAT the Mugwump
Is too good to live long.
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A.
CHEAPFRIDAy
TheTOwer.
Corner Second and Broad.
Cotton chsllies. 3 7-Sc. q gar

Cotton Chsllies 3 Use a var
II l-2c. Blue Ducks. s.. yard
Ijc. Piisse reduced 20 8 SIC a ,...
Blue and Battle-Ground D'mf. ,.,
heavy white cord, reduced tosl.t. VII
Figured Dimity reduced To- g.
Fine Figured Organize reduced b.. .
$500 yards Of Organdlc. regular 80.
~ lie, very fine and sheer or.,
yard.
1880 yards OF Figured Baus.e. 4.
yard.
Large size Gingham Aprons. f--.
cakes OF Pure Glycorine soaa. r.
he Dimities, not remnant 81.
yard.
Waist Sets. loc.. consisting NJ .....
button. studs. ard pair ilnk ta,t...
5000 yards Of Fine Zerhyr 4. ..t..
reduced 10 i-fc.
Hair Cloth. u l-2c. quality. 81.
Black Wool Lace Bunure IS .,...
wide. reduced to n l-2c.
% patterns Of So Figured Chr, s...
reduced 70 fsc.
10 patterns Of 4oc. China saas --.,.
10 i9c.
Special sale to-day ia the Fta o..,-
ment.
swiss Sklrtings. patterns n.t .,. ..
81. SIS. and SD yari ...r
- yards Prices range ff.n r.
We cannot cut them TODAY af f...
piece OF All-Slk spanish i.-
inches wide &c. "a yard.
- Satin Fans, regular price. 81 ..fr -
your choice -Sc.-feW of flrm .r.-.
damaged.
80 pieces Of Venice Inserfin. ...
&C. n yard--sold for iust fH.. ~. rr
100 powder-BoXes. %. apiece
Gcntlemens Black Socks. d --...,
dye does not turn green. r..rr r.., .,
with a guarantee, only D. i--e lad
Gentlemens Fine GaIe. I
Socks. Y l-2c. g pair.
Gentemen's Heavy Gray Scas g..
pair.
Gentlemen's Puff Ties I..
Gentlemens Light Teck Tf.
Gentlemen Teck Ties &c.
We will not limit y0u Oh q..rt..
100 ladies' Waists reduced b.. ..
. 2 Crepon skirts, regular prl. ST. b..
20 Duck Suits. Tor boys. with r.sr.e...
N.25
BOYS Check SUITE &c.
Ladies White Duck Suite g-l
Ladies' White Duck sIfs g..
Good Mourning Cslicoes. a.
Remnant OF Sn-eting on V.Ir rUr rr..
Remnants OF simpson Mourning Ca..
&c. q yard
White Wool Flannel. o. f.-r. n ..rI
BOYS Shirt-Maists. lf.
Fine and Sheer India Linen ST. a. SAP.
Pink, Blue, and yellow Orgari.
a yard.
one lot OF Children Cans. m.
Opaque Window -Snales Ccr-ni.f. ..
Lace Curtains. 1jc. %. ana s. d a r...
dow.
Bargalns In Mltfmg
We are headquartlH fr Tt.I....
riages
Trunks 1T factory prices
shelby Carriers reduced fl -.
one lot Of Gentlemen IInfr i....
standing. sizes. o. 10 l-- D. iil--
10 l-2. four for &c.
Leo yards of Sold-Co.0r CrukIIr. ....
reduced % &c. q yarl
White MOsquitalra fe.".UI f1
Black SILK Nitts reduced u f..
Children's Red Hose. t.. a it.r
Children's Llght-B.ue lni lat
&c. 4 pair.
Chiidren's Tan Hose fr
Ladies' Fancy Hose. regular r-..
reduced To PC.
one pair each Lght GRAY Ton p.
and Cream Silk Hose redo. a. -
pair.
Ladies' white. yellow. aaI iI.
silk Hose reduced 10 Ae
Ladies' White Hose prime os.t. f.
only 25c. a pair
one lot o. Fancy MNei Cove. clh
reduced 10 zoe. a. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-21

That was brave show al Kiel yes
terday, without doubt. and credtable to
the Kaiser. the chief Snowman. IL was
indeed the greatest show on earth for the
time being and the Emperor William has
before this proved himself the Basnum
OF European royalty. He Is fond OF the
spectacular. but might, nevertheless, show
that he Is genuinely great should the &C.
caslon offer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-21
Our Grand
Department
Change Sale.

You can make money by shopping here
while we are selling at such reduced
prices. Il is a loss we have to stand.
These changes must be made.
WASH GOODS.
Ii is not an idle boast TO say We have
the love!iest stock OF Wash Goods "a
Richmond.
LOVELY AND DAINTY JACONETS.
From Adams street to Sixth you have
been invited to look at the Jaconets and
Dimities at and &c. yard. When you did
look you found them, in most cases, to b.
goods from last year and the year before.
NOW. We invite you 10 come and see and
buy.
Lovely and dainty yard-wide Jaconets.
i'm most beautiful this seasons designs.
not 1851 yards. or 1854 yards. but just
even 300 yards. Price, sc. yard.
Dainty and pretty SolidColor French
Dimifies that were &c. before this sale.
now Is 2-3c
Black. Pink, Light-Blue. iO-lnch Batiste
that was &c, now II l-2c. yard.
Challies that were &c. before this sale,
now. &c.
Mems Laundered Percale Shirts, de-
tached collars and cuffs. soc. each
our soc. Laundered Percale Shirts now
3qc.
The young lady's handsome bicycle will
be given away June 2lst-a ticket with
every dollar you purchase.
ISAAC sYCLE & co,
l03 east Broad street. next corner First.
sole agents for
NEW-lDEA PAPER PATTERNS.
Oe 19-W&F)
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Governor Altgeld. in calling an extra
session of the Illinois Legislature, Is eaid
to have forgotten to provide for the ex-
penses OF the same, so that neither the
House nor the Senate can employ clerks,
doorkeepers. janitors, or other essential
attaches. Moreover, the only way out OF
the difficulty we have thus far seen sug-
gested is for the Governor to prorogue the
Assembly and issue a new call, which
course would result in heavy cost To The
State; but we have no doubt the Old Gold
Executive will be able TO DO better than
this. lie is fertile in resources, though
all that is gold does not glitter.
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The Cleveland Convention.

No doubt the leaders OF the Republican
party look upon the National Convention
CT Republican Leagues, In session at
Cleveland. ss national nuisance. II II
diGlcult enough 10 frame a national plat
form on the eve OF presidential election
but TO have TO 90 tor dodge it-one year
ahead II hard.
At Cleveland the free slverites have
.dlsported themselves upon the streets
wearing silyer-dolar badges, and they
have made themselves both seen and
heard in end out OF the convention hall,
but they have been "sat down upon all
the same. They are In the minority. IL
remains 10 be seen whether they will ac-
cept defeat gracefully or viii 30 fortn
breathing .hreatenings and vengeance.
Our own opinion Is that most Of them
will allow themselves 10 be coaxed into
line when the time comes. but there are
others who will kick and howl to the
last. Yes; II is an INDISPENSABLE fact that
the currency question is going to give
the Republicans plenty OF trouble before
they get through with II.
II Is not in the power Of the leaders
OF the Republican party to turn the
thoughts OF the people back 10 the tarl't
issue. That has been fought out and set
tied. In some few particulars the tarih
may be altered but the businessmen and
the farmers OF the country would rise up
in rebellion against the idea Of general
revision. The tariff question Is being used
now chiefly TO smother the cry for free
silver
Yes. the Republicans have a pretty i've
iy family quarrel over the currency ques-
ton The proceedings at Cleveland show
this. Ii is some consolation to US to know
that troubles on this score are not con-
fined entirely TO the Democratic party.
II this be saying that misery loves COM
pany" why let our Republican friends
make the most Of 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-21

War is to be made on the American
Tobacco Company, it is announced, by the
Executive Association of Wholesale
Grocers of New England, the hostilities
to take the shape Of a boycott of the
American companys cigarettes: but we
wouldn't be at all surprised If 1t ended
speedily IN smoke-the greater smoking
of those same cigarettes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-21
ORNAMENTS

a nuch less than half prices.
, FINE BOHEMIAN ORNAMENTS
10 inches high. pretty decorations
AT TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Is,H s.L4,pN All NAstS, beautiful
shape, nicely decorated 90 FIFTY
CENTS-from <l.92
very handsome English Vase slightly
imperfect, an s. value, for ONE DOL
LAR AND A HALE.
l FRENCH CHINA VASE open-work
handles, a regular s. vase, for ONE
odd FRENCH VASE at &, been $50.
| Hungarian Vase. Vatican decorations
Slightly imperfect, cost to import
Sl6.5O, for g..
TWO LSTADT BISQUE
been $50
Rudolstadt $50 Blsque Figure for 50.
GLASS.
Small ODD LOTS wATER-GLAsSEs, 5.
s; s 10 and l5c. values. at TWO
3 Sc. Triihy Flower Vases damaged
at TEN CENTS.
TWO IMPERFECT FRUIT BOWLS,
Rose-Jars. FIVE CENTS. from l5c.
Fruit Saucers. lee. quality, at TWO
CENTS.
6 Wine Glasses for 12c-value 75c
A collection Salt and Pepper-shakers,
worth up 10 &c. each-all at THREE
CENTS.
4 25c. Fancy Dishes at &c.
TWO CELERY DISHES, &c. goods. at
Two CUT-GLAss PATTERN COW
Erred COMFORTS at FIFTY CENTS.
been N.25.
Cut.Glass Pattern Covered COMFORTS
at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS-been 15c
Remnants of Garden Hose. good
lengths, 3 cents foot instead OF
8 cents.
AGAIN TO-DAY NINE FANCY
SCREEN DOORS, BEST WIRE
CLOTH. STRONGLY MADE, SLIGHT
APPROPRIATIONS DLRING TRAN,
slT-HALF VALUE-FlFTY CENTS
1 Oak Wall Cabinet. large size, at Sc
/ Bathroom Cabinet. at TWENTY
FIVE CENTS--been $50.
Oak Wall Cabinets at l0c.-been &c.
Wood Soap-D.shes at lc.
4 Backing Brushes at lOc.-been &c.
ELEVEN ROLLING-PINS, 10 and l5c.
goods. at THREE CENTS.
4 WALL BRUSHES at FIFTEEN
CENTS
GRANITE lRONWARE.
8 Cake Moulds. actual 5ec. goods, ct
FIFTEEN CENTS
EIGHT CAKE MOuLDS, 20 and &c.
articles, at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
THREE Tipped PRESERVING KE:r-
TIES, never before sold for less than
Soc. at FIFTEEN CENTS.
] Tea Kettle. worth d.2, at Csc
5 6-quart Miik-Pans. regular 65c. article,
at eOc.
2 scratched Refrigerators, ,regu.
ar $40 goods, at SI7. -
THE COHEN co.
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Tanmany seems 10 pc. coming TO the
top again. a. II has, = WAY OF doing. no
matter bow vigorously dowRed.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH is delivered to
subscfibers at FIFTEEN CENTS per
week, payable 20 the carrier weekly.
Mailed a. IS per annum; 81 for six
months; $50 for three months; SOC. for
one month.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
snnufn.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH az $50 per
rnnum. or 7sc for six months.
Subscriptions In all cases payable In ad-
vance. and no paper continued after the
expiration OF the time paid for. Send
most Office money-order. check. or regis
tered letter. Currency sen, by mail VIII
be at the risk OF the sender. Subscribers
wishing their post-office charged must
give their old as well as their new post
Office. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-21

The conclusion Of the Cuban matter
Ell De The crushing out OF the revolution:
~ Is very evident that General
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UPTOWN OFFICE. 4S EAST BROAD
STREET.
WEST.END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY, BelvideTe and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
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Valises, slightly injured in the
shipping-a third off the price.
Nearly half a hundred pieces OF
Black Worsted Dress Goods, to
7 yards, among them
G. 81 yards Priestley 4j-nch Taffeta.
partly silk. from $l.19 yard TO zoe.
yards All-Wool Tamise was 25c., for
lie
5 81 and c IL yards Lupin's Empress
Cloth. in striped effect, 81 grade for
SOC
remnants ATS. 51-4. 6I-s. and s-S
yards French Crepons, SOC, grade, for
2Jc q yard.
) pieces of BrllIiantine, 40c yard.
pieces Atwood Serge. 1Sc., from 25c.
Thousands of Cotton Wash Fab
RIGS this morning. Among them
Black Satin Stripe Organizes. with
Dresden colored figures, loc. value,
for 81.
Solid and Printed PIisses, lOc. value,
for 1 3-4c.
Ss7 pieces Of Yard-wide French Per-
Gales for 3-ic.
10 pieces Yard-Wide American Percales,
for lie.
Linen-Enect Jaconet Organizes, p 1-2c.
value, Tor &C.
% pieces Dimties for &c. a yard.
$50 pieces OF Sold-Black Organizes.
II IL and Ice. grade, Tor SC.
2i2 pieces Scotch Ginghams, II IL and
i7c. value, for lie.
lard-Wide irish Lawn, 90. grade. for SC.
81 French Plisses, black grounds, with
new printings, 2oc. grade, for 3-ic.
AMONG THE READY-MADE-
Black Satin Skirts, were Sll.9j. for
, -, e,,,t. CHI. ,.o. St9 "a eo, e. %
Navy Serge Skirts, were a.25, for Use:
Black Serge Elton Suits, sizes ~ and
3d. s., from $50.
Duck skirts, &c, from Toe.
AF Hrt Ds sdaarcr. ssxsG. Wash colored
Flowers, i5c. from SC; 10 from
II Stamped Frinsed Dollies. lie. each,
spoois Of Embroidered SILK, IS yards to
the spool, Sc. from II lie.
Tray-Cloths. &C. from &c.
. Fringed SplasherS, &C, from lie.
pairs Raphael Dress Shields (solid),
2Oc. from Doc.
White Leather Belts for Duck Suits,
10 Leather Belts. &C.. from 2jc.
IS remnants of Grass Cloth &C.. from
l0c.
I remnants Hair Cloth. &c. from u l-2c.
Look out for remnants ofWHlTE
GOODS, Ladies' Shlrt.Waists,
Embroidery and Laces, Odds and
Ends in Towels, Soiled and MuSSed
Underwear.
The Housefurni shing department
invites you to a grand money
saving affair today.
ENTIRE STOCK PLATES, FINEST
c c6fTIy A MP ZANZIBAR GANps6MR c bEco
RATIONS. DINNER, BREAKFAST.
DESSERT, AND LUNCH SIZES,
WORTH UP TO SEVENTY FIVE
CENTS EACH, ONE AND ALL AT
10 CENTS.
Entire Stock Fruit. Berry, Dessert. and
Oatmeal Saucers and Plates, choicest
decorations. high class, worth up to
iOc.-each, one. and all at
) CENTS.
short GENUINE ENGLISH CHINA
TEA-SETS, TO close. TWO DOLLARS.
WHITE CHINA FISH-DISHES, never
before sold for less than $50 each
yEGETAsLE DIsHEs. Ten CENTS
EACH. BEEN Ssc.
EXTRA LARGE SIZE DECORATED
MEAT DISHES. actual 81 goods at
TWENTY-FTN CENTS.
extra size and quality China Meat
Dishes. neat decorations, fun worth
81 and $50 each slightly damaged).
Al FIFTY CENTS.
Chocolate Pots. extra fine China, fully
worth 81 each-at FIFTY CENTS.
4 handsome Jardlniere. genuine English
pottery Slightly damaged. $3.50 arti-
Gle for SOC.
Jardiniere. Yellow Slightly damaged,
at TM ENIN FIVE CENTS-been Sl.l9.
FINEST CARLSBAD CHINA DIN
NER SET. 100 pieces. one plate short.
a So value, for SAD.
| TEA SET, So pieces. 3 pieces miss
ing one half price-FOUR DOLLARS
MD 4 HALF. instead of So
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All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed TO THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications VIII not be re-
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Levitt,
The Main-Street Hustler
De 19-W&F2tl
ROSES
No. iO5 east Broad S.ltL
DIsfi-PASs, Zoe.


Heavy Block-Tin Dish-pan. n 4-..
sells elsewhere pc; our price i'i
day, i0c.
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such as every real live store is
compelled to have. But this
store will not keep them, and
these prices but give you an idea
of what little prices prevail to-
day. Friday is a great shopping
day at MEYERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-21

IL pieces OF Silk Ginghams. IL to
yards. for lJc. yard.
IL pieces OF Black Handmade india
Silk, l to . yards, DC. yard-from
4ic.
pieces Printed India silks for &c.
from 30 and soc.
pieces Figured Two-Tone Taffetas, pc.,
from SO and 73c
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Special Glove sale.

Special OIOVt SdIt.
III pairs Ladies' Undressed Paris
Mocha Kid Gloves, sizes, IL to II
Blacks, Grays. and Browns-not all
sizes IN all of them, SD usual best
value. these 69c. a pair Only 2 pairs
to customer. Ready at $50 o'clock.
% dozen Ladies' Black All-Silk Mitts,
q and l9c. grades, for &c. a pair.
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: CEN rs.

Entire Stock Fruit, Berry, Dessert. and
Oatmeal Saucers and Plates, choicest
decorations. high class, worth up TO
i0c.-each, one, and all at
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Thousands viii be found among
The White Goods.
The Cotton Wash Fabrics.
The Black Worsted Dress Goods.
The Silks, Hosiery. Underwear, Hand
kerchiefs. Ready Made Fixings, Mat
tings, etc.
We sell these for any sort OF
reason that may exhibit itself during
the weeks selling. FRIDAY IS
Cohen's bargain day, and the only
day in the week that Cohen'S
nonnrnl nr.cn- nrn hnltan
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Several scratched Trunks and
Valises, slightly injured in the
shipping-a third off the price.
Nearly half a hundred pieces OF
Black WorSted Dress Goods, to
rra ri. nr,nnn1r thnrr1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-21

ENTIRE STOCK PLATES, FINEST
FRENCH AND CARLSBAD CHINA,
COSTLY AND HANDSOME DECO
RATIONS. DINNER, BREAKFAST,
DESSERT, AND LUNCH SIZES,
WORTH UP TO SEVENTY FIVE
CENTS EACH. ONE AND ALL AT
10 CENTS
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-30
One Red Rosc Pays the Rent.

Many curious tenures might be cited
from England, Scotland and Germany,
but only know Of one In America that Is
odd enough to deserve special mention.
Away back In 1772 Baron Henry Stiefel,
the founder of Mannheim, Pa, donated a
plot of ground to the Lutheran congrcga-
tion, with the understanding that IL
was to pay 8 shillings down in cash and
each year thereafter lone red rose" Ac
oordlng TO provisions made at the time,
this red rose was 20 be given to the ecoen-
trio baron OF his legal heirs on the Sunday
nearest June 10 Of oach year. Ever since
that date large congregations meet at the
Mannheim Lutheran church To observe the
ceremony Of presenting the red rose which
always takes place on the mid June Sab
bath. The recipient of the rose (for the
last seven years Mrs. Boyer always
gives receipt In full for the years rent.
st. Louis Republic.