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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

De skies seemed lit with glory, de big
Md In we Went. old marster, with
Ephraim by his side; At. Az
DE angels stood and listened, "hi'e VIC
bow few up and down IT..
O. bow de White wings glistencd, IKE
desc dazzled with de SOUND. ,,n-
II warn't no niger music. Ike jump
ing. dancing tune, w. do
What he played was hifaluun, ike "o
sun. and stars, and moon.
And his dark eyes looked way yonder'
like dey saw 70 kingdom come,
And do notes ne played seemed wrio'eh'
to make odsr music DUMP, A.
And | sat below, and hsteneu' on ue
While old Nistis from dc shadows came
and stood just By his sac, .. a.
And / knew dat thro' de darkness, 10 oe
graveyard on de hill. ,. u,
Dey were turning. and were ioohihs-ho"
dey hes dar cold ana SUI, ,.,., IN
Den de music sudden trembled, Ike oe
strings was out Of tune, 49,
And old Marster gave de hnuie W nv
standing In de gloom, -, -
rake a. hack into De chamber. said ne
kinder low and sad, 80
And wife. make me a julep, de best one
we ever had, 4. -
Den she took II up, and carrier IT, an"
put IL In its place 49, $3.50, a.,
And IN seemed 10 me. like Marster' IL
had almost run its race,
And s'he took de mint, and sugar, "here
llpon dc sideboard wide
De decanters stood together, IKE TWO
generals, side by side,
And she mixed IL. and she stirred IT, anu
she put de sprigs within
TIL 10 smell n. and not drink u, wouiu
have almost seemed a sin, -.
And she brought n 20 old mars,er' sl'-
ting on Dc porch 30 sti1.
And a sudden,-frOm de graVeyard-l
heard de whippowwilll
Den | knew derc days were numpereu'
and sure 'nough. wi''1in year
Old Marster and old Mistis. was ne''her
OF dem hore x.,o-
Dev both is Sleeping sweetly, In De grave
ward on de hill - IL
Yet / hear dat fiddle playing, when oe
nights are dark and still,
And de angels seem to listen, as oey
aid In dem old days, -
Rut old marster STAYS dar with fhem'
while old Ephraim's in dis place,
Rut some day dem gates viii OPEN The
dc wings Of elory-vide. -,
And old Marster, and Old Ephraim, VIII
be I'm dar. s.de by eide,
TIL dat day. de- fiddle, ringing, Keeps
lite soft notes IN nv oar
And do old tunes. dey Is swoeter, den all
other sounds I boar.
''" CONFEDERATE SHADE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
Du NaurIsr's New Novel

+ Henry Harper. OF the firm OF harper
a. Brothers In tho course or cOif...e,.
ton with a New York litpule form
upon the subject OF Du MduileES ~ 80
coming book, said. ,, - F)u
Naln-ier as having finished announcer ly, ~
In February last. he had oiily eoN.5 Du
two-thirds of mis- manuscript ai N - a
MAJ rior considers the mere we his
story AZ only a very sfnall part OF ~.
u,ork lie ~ the most painstaking aullv'
| know. and ne finds II dllhcull 10 So $50
~ himself with his own eioris. ~ 49, ~
ter / received from him a l',le NJ III H.
ne wrote: When | have iinlsneI w aesin
ing | mean to 10 over every line ara' a.
and revise IT many times. 90 not lle .1.,, :.
10 leave my hands until i am i,si7 nc.
bly, satisfied with every me Anu M, I.,,,-
means a good deal IN the case o. ~ - 80,
rtr. Look at the labor he llil 49, 49,
Peter Ibbetson. his first novel; ne niS
wrote u I'm English. rcwrotc IL III Ai'''0'''
and then I'm English again. -.,,.,. ,,.,,l
sHe assures me that his now story WIN
not be ready for the publisher ui'il ~. ~
ccrnber 1856 | cannot tell You niuNu
about the hook itself yet. but y VIII not
he I'm any sense a sequel to lrllDy q
cent so far as Il will succeed tnat nooN.
The now story viii deal -h Us oPe-,','II
chapters with French Scnool me- %"t
then with English ne botn Iasn l,ii ~
and rOwdy: then the artislc worn ~
Antwerp and Dusseldorf u 'NPivi.s,r'
while the closing stages occur IN EHs-
and. There Will be love IN the taie' on
course. and Du Maurier also brings y, tte
sipernatural again. There viii be plenty
of livelsness and some tragedy; Inc Door,
I am given 20 understand Will be capanie
~ filnsfrs+fou: but I am sorry 10 say
thcr. is some doubt as 10 whether bu
Maurler himself will illustrate H. II VIII
depend entirely upon the state or rs
health, which Of late has not been or 'ne
hest The length Of tle story Will pe
greater than 'Trilby' and VIII run
through about twelve numbers or Hal-
per's Magazine in which II Will nrst De
published en- serial form
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
S0rfDfrGs OF PEAHY.
Two Bsrks Direct From Greenland Heard
Nothing Of the Explorer.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE kryo-
llte-ladcn banks Sallra, Capt. salter' anu
Silicon. Capt. Houghton. came INTO port
Yesterday direct from the ice bound COAST
of Greenland.
They bring no things OF the feary OK
uedltion. but tell of thrilling experlenre,ss
while navigating their vessels tnIo. .s,'
the ice packs. which obstructed LIS eii-
trance to the Astruk Fjore. .s
+iilncs of the fetal destruction 10y lee, Oh
care Desolat.on, of the Danish govern owe a
,arroVy escape from drowning, and land-
81 on tbs, coast near Cape Desoiauon'
WI ere they almost starved before "ss'S1-
ance came. ,-1 tho
They were finally gotten on poarq ~, W
Danish bark Thetis. and that yossei le.e
FOR CopenhE gen shortly peiore S"P1'
Houyhton sailed for this port
Several Of the crew Of the silicon az are
badlv frozen. the result OF a terrihs
etoyr, exnorienced on the third instant
10 tie northward of the banks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

minister OF st Johns. Miss MARY
.Iones. the lady now acting as dea-
connessl ~ Miss Alice Jones;
Of Raleigh. 4. c.. who was tne CUES
of Mrs. Wexford Reed, OF east frailAiih
street. .....soc-
cd. Miss Alice Jones was an nohorsu
guest and AT the reception anuen % ehS
pleasure OF all by rendering a VOCAL an
Instrumental solo. In a quo ~ ~ We
assisted by Mr.. Wexford hee'. he' eo'-
draltO voice Is a superb oir. A.. 49,.
Mrs A ID. Landerkin sang TWO seiec.
lions with a sweetness and naivate tha1
is her own peculiar gift. Misses tlsr,s
SON and Harrison rendered some Dii III
and catchy piano selectlons, ,.o raaker
of east Grace street. and Mr.. kooert h e..
Sears OF Matthews. was solemiileu -
old ST. Johns church on Ihursaay "a,
40 The ohancel was decoratep ~, 49,
Mains candelabra. I'm which were tSilt-
81 ereon candles. arh white carnations.
These decorations were as neary AZ ppS-
eible like those which obtained w. ,~f1
sister. new Mrs. Or. Siegei, Wa n.al &c
The bride was exdulslteiy so""'"' ~
were her attendants. 49,. - .ro
A rec. ptior given by the mother 2, ~. .i,s
bride Mrs John A. Fleet, followed tne
ceremony. Every detail or thls a'lS. ., ~
we'll as of the ceremony IN lne .ien,
Vas charactcrized By perfection OF nidh-
George Mayer the youngest son %. OF
ont John r. MAYER. met witn sdh Il
cident recently, which resuite1 IN H., nc
lces OF three OF his fingers. ne - noiise
very nicely. and not confined - N'S ''0D''
ur and Mrs. Clarence. Of frankl.n' or, ere
visiting their relatives IN New YORK clt.
Miss Allen. OF Albanw, y. Ii IL n3s D0'"
the guest OF Mrs Virginius hafrison,,
ST. Johns Sunday school Is Wei
fI'In fLtdINtl AiA'A
+ Sa p''ii' een engaged for one DAY Of the the
,f STs such large membership, the Officers co.'s
have decided that they can only ,,,,, an \,
members Of 81. Johns chuI II. 1T, ,.eI -
a matter OF much regret, ou' 20 "'''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

=. -. known but the objection OF mrs.
Shepard can Be guessed .S; s ana i IS buts in
terested in Church w wor gor, a.o OF sport OF
Which r gambling is an adjunct sse sne
not want her DAUGHTER to w N racing r prop
ouik o, ICING ~h stables. and the Ike, an na
e wbSse name is connected with one OF .e
largest race tracks, in A nneTent 10 MISS
4uen..S, ,,,arriaea with young Morris. ara
the couple decided 70 marty aT hevs been
ous ne 20 reconcile Mrs. Shepard 70 the
nonditions that exist. and these, II y
thought. viii ultimately sucSee ed, IN w ,"
Coinnei Elliott +. Shepard first bought
The O Mall and Express OF Cyrus w fieia,
Mrs. Shepard made every endea sS 70 al a.,
duce him to leave out OF its columns az,
reference TO the races, on the ground ina
the publication OF such news Tn shc go
beld a difrerent view. and Mrs. Shepara
finally yielded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
The Journalists Friend.

John NJ Ryall, OF tire jefferson Ice
Cream Comapny, Is a most considerable
man. He Is great friend and admirer
of tho newspaper man. and frequently
shows II in a substantial way. When the
mercury ran up the tube yesterday. and
cut some funny figures about the hot
Notch. Mr.. Ryall peepcd in al The Times
Office and saw beads OF perSpir1.ion
triCkling down the faces OF several OF
the STAFF. He Immediately went back TO
his establishment on Msin street near
SiN,h. and fixed up a gallon of the most
delicious cream. This he sent down 10
The Times office and there was nice
congenial gathering around the big freez-
a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
Lilo On Church Hill.

Society. as represented by its younger
element, has been on TIE alert during the
lovely June days.
The second week In June was especially
gay-three notable festivities being
garden party. launch party. and recep-
ton.
TIE garden party was given by Miss
Lsda Lassiter. at her charming home
ssMontezuma." The hours were from s
to and all conceded the affair to be
one especially enjoyable IN every wey.
The launch party was composed OF the
old Arlington German Club. and a num-
Der of ether charming young people.
TIE reception was given by the Junior
AID Society OF ST. Johns church at the
residence Of the President Mrs +. G:
Rev- Mr.. Rarckhaad thu nav assistant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
TIE FAMILY DOCTOR.
He Talks About tho Treatment OF oia
Sores and Ulcers.

He Talks About tho Treatment OK VIA
Sores and Ulcers.
The hOwness which characterizes the
healing OF ulcers has sometimes led to the
belief thot they are incurGble. Another
popular notion Is that their cure is detri-
mental to the health of the patient. With
equal propr.ety we might say that it is
dangerous TO cure diarrb5a, dysentery,
consumption or cancer. These erroneous
impressions cause many people TO suffer
for years and even lifetime without re-
lief. A few words as to the causes, results
and treatment OF these painful ailments
will not be wanting in interest TO news
paper readers.
The various species OF ulcers are merely
notifications OF one form Of chronic sores.
The sufferer may assert that he enjoys ex-
cellcnt health, but, II questioned closely,
1t will be found that the sore irritates him
and that there is sufficient constitutional
disturbance to prevent the healing powers
OF nature from asserting Itself and effect
ing cure. The cure Of these ulcers Is
therefore necessarily slow, and any one
expecting to obtain immediate relief will
be disappointed. Constitutional treatment
Is Of the utmost Importance.
The bowels should be kept in perfect
order; If constipated, the ulcer will be
irrltated. In this case, take two teaspoon
fuls of compound licorice powder in a half
glass of warm water at bed time. II the
patient suffers from nervousness, use bro
hide of soda every three hours in doses OF
forty grains until relieved. The patient
should also see that the blood Is purified,
and digestive organs in good condition.
Elixir Of lactopeptine, with iron, quinine
and strychnine, will be found excellent 10
tone up the system.
For local application nothing Is superior
70 Quratol. 1t is soothing 1t destroys pu-
trefaction of the flesh and restores the It's
sues TO a heslthy condition. A lotion OF
one part of Quratol 70 six parts Of water
should be applied on bandagcs Of absorbent
gauze or cotton. The sore should be COW
cred 80 as to effectually exclude the light
and air, and the bandages kept wet with
the lotion. Scabs and hardened dead flesh
should be removed, that the healing may
be gradual and from the bottom to insure
permanency This preparation can be
found at all drug stores and general stores
In this section, and Is sold at 80 cents a
bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
Wash Goods al Tempting Prices

Profits have not been considered. we
want TO sell them out. .,s ,.,tb
Sunrise Lawn. white ground WIN VIZ
black figure. one patter,ni. o"'S'
solid BLACK Lawn az &C., worth &c.
Slid Elack. Green, and Brown Lawn
al &c.. worth loc. ,.e,.-...sa r,.,,,,s
800 yards of Figured ana Stripea - D "a
'iIovefv PATTERNS Of PIC. Coiored Dimi-
TO FOR g3-ic. These goods are beauuiul,
and are worthy the attention OF the
nlLast lrale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
Masons To Worship

The members of Richmond Lodge. No TO-
A. r. and A. NJ. are requested TO assem-
Bile this morning at the Temple at l0:D
o'clock. They will then so In a body TO
the Grace-Street Presbyterian church 20
attend divine service. The services will
who Is also the chaplain Of the lodge.
Rev. JAS. Y. Fair. d. D. Members are re-
quested to bring their own Iatnb-skin
aprons. Members Of sister lodges and
visiting brethren ara requested " join IN
this service
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
WASH SILKS At CLOSING PRICES

/ lot Of Wash Silks reduced 10 &c., poe
yard.
1 lot Of % ana &c Wash Silks reduce
70 Doc.
/ lot Of 25c. Figured China Silks reduce
20 rs 2-3c.
Black China SILK. the waterproof Kind
a SOC per yard
Elegant Black surah SILK. 50c. rer
yard.
The best 75c. Black Gros.Grain SIX that
you ever saw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
HOSIERY LOTS.

II dozen Ladies' Unbleached Balbrig-
gan Hose. very thin and cool, full fash
Toned. at SC. q pair.
25 dozen SECONDS ladies' Black Hose
AT &c. painfully equal 10 what you
generally pay 1Oc. pair for.
100 dozen Ladies' Fast-Black Extra
Wide pc Black Hose for 1870. pair.
LaIies' is 2-3c. Black Hosiery for Eye.
a pair.
Ladies' &c. Unbleached Balbrlggan
Hose for l6 2-3c. pair.
Children's Black. Tan, and White Socks.
sizes 70. Z, at lZi3c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
CHEESE 1T.

All r.. Cheese Cloths for this week at
&c. per yard, 60. oor~,ed over
-, - eeason. reduced % lZiac.
lot i2 -5c. Solid Crepons reduced 10 lVc'
pei An q" Of - our lsc Solid casshmeres. the
former 25c. quality, reduced 10 loc' per
s1 sii ~ our i2iSc. Colored Dress Goods
reduced to &c. per yard for one week
XII Of the Atwood Serges, ri ia a1d
colored the 39c. quality, reduced ~ ~
for this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
HANDKERCHIEFS.

A regular cyclone OF low prices
White Cotton Handkcrchiefs. for ladies
girls. and small boys. az 2ic. "A dozen.
White Hsmstitched Handkerchicfs, flr
l0c.. or SOC. per dozen.
Gentlcmen's Handkerchiefs. 3 for Joe
All-White a. &. B. Handkcrchiefs. f0r
gentlemen-a good HandkerChlef-f0 .0
Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchlefs az i.
12ia. Is %. DC.
Gentlemen's Hemstltched Handkcl-
chiefs. linen. az l2is. rs %. and Zlc.
Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchief, 8,
10, l2i4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
BLESSED is the Tie That Binds,

Gentiemen's Tock scarfs, In light, m.-
dunn and dark effects. at &c.,, or f.r
25c. This is really Uc. Scarf so
get two Scarfs FOR the price of one.
IL YOU are going 10 the mountains ''
the seashore YOU Will md Light IS
almost Indispensable. and We Will s.
you any Of ours FOR prime cost.
Mating Rugs, Coo.
As an inducement "a buy Mating
week, We viii lay II free OF charge tH
week. This combined with our l..
prices on Mattings, makes this an cXtr.
ordinary offer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
DOMESTIC BLISS.

saco Bleached Cotton, yard wide at
Andro~coggin Bleached Cotton 6l-ic.
Parker Bleached Cotton. lac.
Fruit OF the Loom Bleached C0ttcn' &C.
I.augdon 76 Blcachei Cotton, nc.
for9don O. b. Cotton, l-ac.
Pride OF the West Cotton, loo.
Alrire Rose Bleached Cotton, JOG.
Wamsutta Bleached Cotton, loc.-
I1nsiale, l2,ac.
Cambria. Zoe.
Burleigh Long Cloth. l0c.
,-tica 81 Pillow Cotton. lie.
Irtica l0-i Sheeting. bleached, 2zisc.
The are low prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
DOMESTIC BLISS.

3-4-wide Unbleached Cotton, 2 SIC.
7-S-wide, Unbleached Cotton az &c.
Yard-Wide Unbieachei Cotton at Bic.
Yard-wide good weight Unbleached Cot
ton at 4lgc.
The best Unbleached cottons at &c.
that you ever saw FOR the price. IN heavy
and fine goods.
l0-i Tubleached Sheeting at l2i4c.
Pepperell. Atlantic. and 1914 Bleached
Sheeting al 10c.; worth as much as that
al wholesale to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
THE SURGlNG or THE CROWD.

The crowd around our Dress Goods
Counter this week ought 90 be large. for
we offer All-Wo0l Black scrges az 20.
per yard.
Atwood Navy-Blue Serge5 az 25c. per
yard.
Ail-Wool Black Albatross at isc. per
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

Kill-Roach Kills waterbugs. bedbugs,
reaches. flies. ants. moth. neas. lice. ana
all insects, cabbage worms. &C, or money
refunded. Ask your druggist for Kill
Roach. Price. 10 or Is cenaA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
DOMESTIC BLISS.

Remnants Calico. 2iac per yard.
Martha Washington Calico, patterns
only. az orc. per yard.
Good shifting Prints az 33-4c.
8 or pieces Largc-figured Percale az
&C. per yard. worth lie.
1920. Figured Satteens reduced 90
i2i2c.
1910. Figured Sattoens reduced 20 il.
l piece Black and White striped safe
teen. former price l0c.. now BE-. per yard.
Best Nerrmack Calicoes, Dc.
All G1-4c CollcOes Tor this week are b..
per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
SOLID VALUES.

All OF our 81 Ladies' Cloth, black anI
cclors. We will sell Tor Zoe. per yard i.r
che week only.
Priestley's Silk-Warp Black Hs1rletIrs
al a reduction OF Z5c. per yard FOR o..
week
The 81 grade for 75c.
The Si2j grade for 81.
The $3.50 grade for fi5.
The Sll5 grade Tor $780,
The s. grade for S.ll5.
This is par excellence the best fab
for mourning wear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
SOLID VALUES.

In this banner week. as we hope 10
make il. We will sell N0u any Or our
COlored and Black Atlaptic All-Woo
Cashmeres. that sold a year ago for Vc.,
ana sell now to-day at 37i5c., for 25c. per
ward. II YOU don't want these goods now
You will need them. and 20 invest IN
Them is the best interest that you can get
for your money. This oner Is Tot PARK
an fact all cOlOrs except green, Hgnt
blue. pink, lilac, and Nile green.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
WASH GOODS At LOWER PRICES
THAN EVER KNOWN.

Reautiful American Organdes. the l2i1c.
goods. this seasons patterns, at 5-ic.
case. about 100 yards, Lee, Tweedy
& CO.'S Yard-Wide Percales, IN short
lengths. from 1 70 yards. at DC. Tor the
Ali OF Koechler's Organizes, the lovely
Sic. Figured French Organdies, have
he en- reduced 70 DC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

This last week Of June we are golis
10 make memorable as lively trade
lie our sslas this month have been
the largest for years, but we are ,, no.
resting unon our laurels, ana, Ike Oil'e'
Twist. 1--WE want more.
EVERY Iady-at least. almost every one ONE
,,ilas ~ buy Remnants, and when kem-
nants are offered az exactly nan pl'C ,s
., ~. iii hesitate. We have Remnants OK
ny 5, o~ts and descriptions. and the prices
ar, inst half the original price. Let
a." n.-,y H. ~ look at our Remnants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
LITTLE THINGS.

fdolen spools Dragon Cotton &c. OF
sp0S SDoo 5H' ciarke's Cotton for &c. 45c
dc zen.
/ card Earning Cotton &c.
Palm Fan. lc.
Tan Folding Fan. lc.
bottle shoe Polish, DC.
bottle Ammonia, ac-
1 Fountain Pen, Ioc'
l Ice Ak, Toe. ,oo
Mound writing Paper. I've
90 White Envelopes Tor zoc.. ,,- g.. G.
dozen spools Embroidery Six LOT CO.
dozen rolls Tape for -oc.
cakes Soap for be-
. erools Black SILK for lVc- NJ,
rool Is YARDS Black NelVeteeh DlaiN'
15c. H.. r,,.s+ 90
P"anfifui satin-Stripe All-Black Greha-
ui I.ovelv Figured 81 Black Grenadines re-
duced 10 .Jc. per yard. -.,,- ~
Txfra-fine Black silk Cirenadlnts' -
inches wide. the S2.S9 and S3D sraues,
rt4r.e1 10 SlaS Six or seven yatds Oh
ms will make 4 dress. e,,..
Sriendii values in C0lored Surah Silks'
solids AT soc. per yard; FUZZY eq9sl 20
what YOU usually pay zoe. per ydru' Sec
these Grenadines and silks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
OLD MA RSTER A Nd DE FIDDLE.
A Poem Dedicated 10 Polk Miller by Con
federste Shade

Tne following communication explains
itself.
Polk Miller. Richmond. Va.
Dear Sir-A short time ago, these lines
came 20 me, all at once. as II were; ana
having this winter had the great pltas-
ure Of hearing you lecture on The Ola
Plantation Negro" they Immediately as
ISOLATED themselves with you. Therefore
II L.. that l take the liberty II thus en-
closing them 10 YOU. even venturing 10
ask that after the necessary revision as
10 idium. II al all appropriate you might
make use Of them In your lecture, sf II
this request be too preposferous, hand
10 some paper for publication.
After the above astounding cpmmunica-
ton. / dare not sign myself otherwise
than Gas really ann,
May. 1896
Old Master Played Dc Fiddle.
(DxprcArxD TO POLK NrLLEp. RICHMOND. vA)
Old Marster played dc fddle. In dc way
Ara when he played. dis niger. was
exU 70 heaven he's gwine;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

White Mosquito Net. S9c. piece OF S
yards. -, ..,,.. MT
are made. at 43c. a piece.
pine Green. and Pink Tarlatan al Joe.
ner Yard. or Si.5O a piece Of IL yards. This
is worth 20c. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

Gloria-CIoth Umbrellas. SOC.
Ladies' Calico Wrappers. bZi2c.
Ladies' Shirt Waists, 0Oc. upward.
Children's Parasols. &c., reduced from
Chfdren's Parasols. reduced from 80
20 &c.
Mems Umbrellas. Soc.
Mems Socks, 3 20 500.
Mems Shirts, p. y, ~ DC, anu 81, sa.
Mems Balbriggan Shirts, - Sil2' ana
soc. ,-o
Mems Jeans Drawers 10, %, and soc.
Mems Carriers, Joe.
Mems Collars, 10. 1917 and 10 PC.
Mems Ties-l5 and &c. per dozen TOT
the White Lawn Ties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
TAKE A NAPKIN.

70 dozen White Linen Fringed Napkins
a 19c a dozen. .,-,. 5-..,o
"a dozen larger size Napkins ,saine
lrindD al &c. These are worth respec-
lively 40 and 5Oc. per dozen.
2 pieces. % inches wide, Red laple
Damask at 25c.. worth 4Oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
WOMEN PAINTED.

'''rhe brutality and bloody aspect were
too much for the nerves of many of the
visiting ladies'. Two or three cozen OF the
tourists tainted. and some Of ths meri
grew deathly sick, and had 10 turn their
hceds away from the sight Or the n,ata-
dor driving tho weapon up TO the hiit 10
the heart Of the bull. who leaped into
the air. end fell dead. For the swooning
delegation. whisky had TO be promptly re-
sorted TO- ANA u was some time before
they could be brought around. The mat
a1or barely escaped with his life. One
of them during TIE progress OF the fight
leapei over the enclosure 10 save his life.
The bull had him almost cornered. As
the matador leaped over, the bull rushed
upon the enclosure. and inflicted slight
wound on the mafador's back. Had he
been a second later. he would have bsea
billed"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
AND PUNY
CHILDREN.

Browns Iron Bi;,ers Is perfectly
harmless. Given TO children Il
strengthens and aourlshes tho
growing body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
THEY saw TAE BULL FIGHT.
NaDy Of Them SEOoned Away and Grew
Deatbly Sick.
DRUnnER BOYS TRIP TO NEXICO.
Their Splendid Reception BY Frequent
Disz ana Co,sul-Geu raj Critten-
dep-Minisier Hanson In
High Favor.

There is no more suggestive type of me
hale fellow -well-met TO be found IMAM INC
GOOD -n1mored fellow full OF spirit, always
ready for joke, and the best Of ccmpsI-
ions. When he goes away en- a trip ne ~
in for good time. and he has H. II ~
goes 10 tho National Convention, sucn as
was recently held IN San Antonio, IT,
resth the surface Of Mother barn. ne
takes IL all in, and enters into the splIle
Of things with the true relish OF con-
noisseur OF a kind or Borc'nian per
suasion When in Rome he ooes as rome
does. and makes himself at home every
where.