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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
VIZ a. CHE.AITW FOOD,
,sAs EAST MAIN STREET
STANDARD DAIRY CHOP

n n properly balanced ration. composed Oh w
tops.ea meal, npseed NEAL mill 'eea' &c,
,r,,oa IN sucn proportion as to insure tne o0''
-..,,,,s a, IN. smallest cost Price 30 cents per
100 pounds .,oo 1905
uessrs Thomas S. VIM 4 Co.
Ceptlemen,-l have been feeding s serI
s,''r,v nesI of aafy cattle on your staudsra
DAIRY Chop. aud fud that Il produce as n., goa
MIL and OF as good quality as iee' coS.s
n.s ,nors Iorpect 30 use largo quahtity
n,,re, nc water months Hoping you inuca
om...ass because OF the interest you take IN tue
dairy people. an ,,,,v
4. H. CLARKE
.sIan, THOMAS 4. WYNN ca,
'o' Nc. soy east Marsha all stseet.
Yhono 596
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
OUR MOTTO
for drawing and retaining
trade is up to date IN style
and quality at the lowest
prices.

We arc showing some nobby styles IL
Mems Tan Shoes a. $50, s. Sh'o--
would be 81, $3.50 more elsewhere
1 sample 10: Of Mems Shoes ~
Black and Tans-sl.5S IL the price
lust half their real value
Our 81. 25, sl.5o, and s. Oxford i'e'
and Paten. yamp Slippers have ~
equal in the city. r
i sample lot Of Ladies Oxford LIES
and Patent Leather Slippers
97c. is til. price for g. qualisis"
Give US q call We can save you
money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21

CHILDRENS wEAR-CONTINUED.
Fine Quality Navy and Red Cloth Elton
Suit. trimmed with three rows OF
white braid. very neat and pretty
Price, $50: sizes s to IL years.
Navy Serge Child's Elton Suit. trimmed
with red serge and white braid. stylish
and nobby; sizes to IA years-Price,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21

figures. elastic band. at &c. You never
saw them at less tnan 25c.. ana never
saw such patterns as this lot contains
for that.
10 AND l2 i-2C. PLAID MANSIONS.
lac.
We bought all OF Jarfray's White Plalds
and Checks. which they sold Wholesale ut
5 10 to 10 i-2c.. and they so on sale
Monday at the remarkable price or l-'c.
TOWELS. TOwELsn TOWEfSN,
This is the season every one likes TO
look after their Towels: see II they nave
replenlsh. We can supply your needs
and save YOU money. Let our prices
on the following be hints sufficient;
An Elegant Hemmed All-Linen Huck
Towel at II l-2c-awful chean.
The largest and heaviest lIoneycomb
Towel which you have ever laid eyes on
The best loc. Towel In the State here
An Extra Size Towel spe ,ial Job. this
week. Sc. or 5oc. dozen.
Cup-Towels. 25c. dozen:
Twilled Crash. either bleached or I'M
We have three styles Of Barnsley Crash,
strictly all-linen. tnis week l0c. but To-
merly 1oc.
SMALL WARES AT SMALLER PRICES.
Safety-Pins ...........,........Z &c. dozen
Halr-Plns .,'''..'.'''''''''''''''' pap
tlrnnS-lIoHS .......ss.sss. -
Crmping-Tongs ........,........s..'.: ..ltc.
Hdt-PlnS ..sf,..s.......s.ss.s'ss Nv~,"'
Browns Polish ..............,...s'.:. ..'.'er'
Hooks and Eyes ...............'....ic. carr.
tfOIf-bpHtT -. 'ayDNtt'
Unbreakabe Bones ...............sc. dozen.
.. ~ Il. Specification .........".f Tor loo.
kti-tuflerS ..s...s.sss......ss'.'' sOSs "'H'h'
Large bottle Machne-ON .........,:...ic.
Nickel Safety-Pins ............2 l-2c. dozen
Linen Thread ''''''''.''.'''''''''''',
Cotton Tape ........................... &c
steel Thimbles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Excellent Needles ........................ic.
Large Household Ammonia ............7c.
90 Hair brushes at ..................lo c.
400 Uair-Rrushes .......................25c Csc.
Best 1Jc. Brush .......................... .,4sc.
Steel Shears Observation-Disclosures. Toe.
lOc Dressing Combs .....................,5
20c Heavy Rubber Combs .............3c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
JACOB LEVITT.
EAST MAIN STREET.
----EEzKZzSzszES-
DO YOU WISH TO BUY DRY GOODS!

than cost Cts with great
well
the watch for opportunities to buy any quantity
cane ober by which offer our customers
inducements We
DIDN'T BUY OUT JAFFRAY,
and opportunity to 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
Rock Bottom! Low Prices!
r1ITTELD0RFER's,
OH Fact BROAD Street

Silks Dress Goods Wash Goods Mating. Oil Cloths
Moes Bhed and Cotons shngs Cotton Diapers, peras
Waists Separate Buckles Belts Soaps Jewe and Notions
York
Comean dbe convned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
1t Pays to Buy Here
And We'll Prove 1t to You.

don't buy np% s1gh 0ae ssa
large
numsu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
WILL FIND AT

DAINTY DIMITIEs AT 12lc AWARD. LADIES LOOKING fon
CHOTCE STYLES ,SU.HNER DRESS GOODo
THALHIMER BROTHERS.. corner Firth ana 'roa" ST.
this city Inc lhIio d. i-i '
nd I'M yeaual o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21

could Judge better than yourself? DO
Ladies' White Kid Gloves. 4sc. a pair.
Lining Cambrics, Black. Gray and Colors'
Extra-Heavy sheeting. IL yards wide.
lOc yard.
New Velings.-See the Trilby Yelling;
it's a beautifier. .,
shirt-Walst Calicoes, pretty patterns &C.
Garaen9seeds. all varieties. splendid
Ladies Belt-Buckies, Black and siivered'
All kinds Of Ladies' Belts: A Belt-Pin
given away with each Be e coll. from
the Jaffray sale, all this seasons
goods. $ to So qualities. at one half
and one third the regular price.
lot Of Mulls. in all colors, were Il l-Zc''
White Apron Muslin that Jaffrsy sold at
l5c wholesale. to be retaied mere at
IL i-2c. a yard.
Ladies Hose. Hermsdorf dye, fast Black b ., J.
regular made. you have often paid &c.
a piir; here u 1-2c pair. 49,.
Reversible Linol um is here. a splendid
thing: you must see IL. two wearing
sides for the price OF one;
Cashmere for Men ana Boys wear
for soc. Wholesale. here at 59c; retail /;
some AT &C, 25c.. CSC. 40c., and soc.
BOYS Clothing.-Boys' Clothing here at
prices that will please you. -.
Table Linens here AT very low prices-.of
course, lower than regular price-be-
cause they were bought at Jaffray's
town. You'll be surprised ct the small
tiles.
PANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21

Mems 81 and So
PafentsLeather Con.
gress and Razor.T0e
Hand Welt Shoes, fine
styles, left from EaS.
ter sale, now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21

l2l-2c. 4 YARD WILL ALSO BUY
Organize Beauyars, Sheer and Dellcate
Nanoleon Creme, the correct style,
Drap de Vienne called Crinkled Gre
non Extra Wide Carbric Muslin, Tor
Waists, Navy-Blue Plain and striped
Cotton Duck: Pink. Light-bIue' az az.
and Reseda Solid-ColOr Cotton DUCK;
Super-Chic Quality Solid-Color Gre
pons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

WANTED. BY 4 YOUNG LADY. AGE
20. POSITION TO TEACH SMALL chill
DREN; no music Satisfaction guaran-
teed Salary no object Please address
INEZ, Post-Ohlce Box 14. Richmond,
Va 80 ste
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

throughout the session. said yesterday
that only one speech was made In oppo-
sition TO Mrs. Runyon's admission, ana
that was made by DR.. Hugh Taylor. OF
this city. Mrs. Runyon's name was pre-
sented by the Committee on Admission
OF Members, along with number OF
other names. and. after brief discussion
or the constitutionality OF the matter OF
admitting a lady 10 membership In the
organization DE- Runyon was elected.
Mrs. Runyon herself declines to talk
upon the subject. but a prominent mem
Der OF the Medical Society yesterday said
that last spring several male physicians
asked Dr. Runyon TO locate In Richmond
and at their suggestion she came mere
Later she took the State examination
and was licensed TO practice. Some time
back n well-known surgeon took an ap-
plication Cor membership In the state
society 70 her and asked her TO I'LL II out;
ne had already endorsed II.
owe were nearly all anxious to see Dr.
RuDyon get in" said this physician, the
only directors being lot OF old fogles
who make out that woman can't be a
physician. Now, we take the ground that
DIR. Runyon-and every other woman ply
sican--has TO fight for her diploma along
side OF men. She has the same course
the same examinations. and usually
passes the latter very creditably. Then
they have to take the examination re-
ouired by the State before a physician
can practice. Just the same as man,
and the board that examines them Is
cornposed OF men"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
SOME soUTH-sIDE GLEAMINGs.
budget of News md Gossip from
Across the River.

The funeral Of Mr.. p. II. spratley took
place Friday afternoon from the Matoaca
Baptist church, near Petersburg. and was
largely attended by relatives and friends.
Rev. W. r. Haight conducted the ser
vices. and the remains were inferred IN
the cemetery at that place. The following
committee from Liberty Council. Jr.' o.
Il A NJ, accompanied the remains:
Messrs. r.. II. Sheffield, Robert l.. Ellis,
Emmett a Nunnally. and G.. NJ. IRE
william. lie was buried with tn honors
Of this popular and beloved order.
Mr.. ID. b. Winfree, Of Chesterfield. w
I'm the city yesterday. lie exhibited to n
number Of friends here a curiosity In
the nature OF a half-chicken and half
guinea. The little fowl was about month
old, and showed the two species very
plainly.
Rev. DR.. l.. r. Thornhill has returned
from his vacation, and Will occupy MS
pulpit to-day, both morning and night.
Rev r. A. Williams, OF Richmond, VIII
preach at Cowardn-Avenue Christian
church at II A. M and SIS p. NJ. to-day.
Rev. A. G.. Brown. presiding elder OF
Richmond District. Will preach at Central
Methodist church to-day at IL A. NJ.
Preaching by the pastor at night.
Miss Agnes Walker left last night for
Newburgh. y. Y. to spend several weeks
before going to Pittsfield, Mass. where
she will teach school this winter.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Penny Society OF Cowardin-Avenue Chris
tian church will be held this afternoon
at $50 o'clock. An enjoyable programme
has been arranged
Meetings have been conducted AT Toma-
hawk church in the county. every after
noon last week 1t is expected they will
be continued during this week.
Mrs Mary Lawson is visiting relatives
in Warwick county.
The County Court of Chesterfield will
meet Monday.
Alexander. the infant child Of NJ. and
Mrs. Charles Swami. formerly ~ 'his
city, but now of Newport News. ecd At
that place last Tu sday.
Mr.. G. Scott McRae, who has been very
Ill for the past week, is now rapidly i'm
proving.
Mrs A. C. Gave. Of Elyria. o., Is visit
ing Mrs. II. l.. Kelly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
IT. p. a. MEETING LAST NIGHT.
Some Interesting Data AbOut Rich
nond's knights of the Grip.

The semi-monthly meeting of Post a,
Virginia Division. Travellers Protective
Association Of America, was held at the
rooms Nos. 50 and 80. Chamber of Com
merce building, last night. President {.
W. Saunders was in the chair, and b. II.
Marsh Ghe secretary recorded.
Chairman Wallerstein, of the commit
tee appointed by the post 10 look into
the matter of getting n 5000 interchange
able mileage book over all roads, has
called a meeting OF the committee Tor
Tuesday evening. .he 10th. at $50 o'clock,
IN the rooms Of the post.
Chairman Culpeper, of the Press Com
mittee, has recently raturned from Nor
folk. and reports great activity in I. i.
A. circles there.
1t has been decided to have one Of the
prominent dvines of the city preach a
sermon 10 the travelling men during the
fall or winter season. the date TO be at
such a time as will catch n number Of
the I. y. AS at home. Rev. DR.. Ian
drum preached to them early this year.
As the fall and winter seasons ap-
proach the T. Z. AS are getting their
forces actively together in order TO carry
out plnns for the Advancement of their
interests. and those OF the jObbers man.
ufacturers. and wholesale men they repre-
sent.
The following well-known travelling
men were in town last week. and, as
one OF them stated, all the boys are
making preparations for a big fall and
winter trade W. NJ. McCray, c. Nj.
Knox. George Gibson, Jr., State Sec
retary); william Bosher. r. w. Spilman,
4. V. Shea, John II. Capers, Jr., sam
uel Fleming, ". j. Crump Vice-presi-
dent, Post ~, j. T.. Murray, j. IL. Z.
Cosby. Robert NJ. Walthall.
Post A, says Secretary B. II. Marsh
has up TO date "a members on tho roll
while the Virginia Division has mem
bership OF $780, The division is composed
Of the cities Of Richmond. Norfolk. Pc
tersburg, Lynchburg and Danville.
"There were fewer lapses July 1st, COM
pared with the record of 1884. at the
same time" said MIR. Marsh. Watch
old Virginia come 10 the front. We ex-
pext 700 strong at the next national con-
yention. which meets in Terre Haute,
Ind, next spring. If every member
would get one new member. how easily
our membership could be doubled"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
THE GOVERNORS POSITION.
4 Friend discusses the Probabtii-
ties of HIS Senatorial Candidacy.

A Friend Discusses the PrObabtli-
ties of His Senatorial Candidacy.
The following. sent from this city,
under date Of September 9th, appeared IN
the Baltimore sun yesterday:
There has been considerable tax
about Governor O'Ferralrs being a can
adate for the United States senatorship
against Major John w Daniel. II can be
SAID. however. on good authority, that
neither the Governor nor any OF ms
friends have In any way committed him
10 the candidacy for the senatorship
Neither ne nor those authorized TO speak
Tor him have. either directly or indirectly
Indicated that he is or Is not an asplrahl
Tor this honor. The election takes place
nv thu LEGISLATURE elected in 1897, and,
,xcept the nineteen holdover senators
chosen this wear, the members OF the IN
coming legislature Will have no part IN
that contest. The Governors friends are
lutte well satisfied with the success OF
ais administration Of the affairs OF the
state during his incumbency in the exc
sutiye Office. and have no doubt OF MS
success I'm his future life
To a Dispatch reporter who showed the
above 10 a close friend OF the Governor
that gentleman said that I'm so far as he
was aware the statement was absolutely
correct said he: Il am as closely related
h the Governor as any man IN THIS
State. and had he have ever made any
statement either pro or con concerning
his position on the senatorial question
would certainly have been cosniZant or
Il. lie has never alluded 10 this subject
In conversation with me, and don't be-
lieve that he has expressed himself on
the question to any one else. This l know,
however-that were he a candidate now
he would have been heard from in all
parts OF this State. II he decides TO be
come a candidate for the position OF
United States Senator, he Will make that
,acs patent In plenty of time. lie has
u strong following In this state. and his
open, frank. and comprehensive expires
sion on the silver question has added
many recruits TO his ranks. besides max
Ing many converts for sound money"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
NEWS FROM THE ARMORY.
Preparing for the Annual inspec-
tion-Othcr Breezy Notes.

The members OF the First Virginia
REGIMENT are preparing for their annual
inspection, which is to take place shortly
They are busy Strengthening up the
stores and cleaning uniforms. Those who
aid duty at Lunenburg will have a hard
time, as their equipments were subjected
10 a very rough service, and will need q
great deal Of work TO make them pre-
sentable.
All the companies had good drills last
week, and much more interest has been
shown during that time than has been for
several weeks past.
The Dixie Mandolin and Guitar Club.
the regimental musical club, of which
Corporal J. II. Payne is president and
Sergeant II. l.. Cardoza secretary, has
been handicapped for some little time
by the absence from the city and sick
ness OF their members. but viii hold a
business meeting next Wednesday night.
and every member is earnestly requested
TO be present.
Captain II. b. Teusler, the assistant
surgeon Of the regiment. and Mr.. otto
H. Gelbricht a member OF the 'Grays."
have been on the sick list for the last
few weeks. but are reported to be much
better
Sergeant p. n. Faulkner. ex-quarter-
master-sergeant. paid the iads a visit last
night.
A meeting Of young men will be held
at the Blues Armory next Wednesday
evening for the purpose OF organizing a
football club. All who are In any way
interested in the matter are Invited to be
present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
For the G.. a. X. Encnmpmcnt.

Mr.. Edgar Allan left the city yesterday
for Louisville. where he goes 10 attend
the grand encampment Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic. He had been re-
quested TO be present Monday al the
final meeting OF the special committee
appointed to investigate charges OF alleged
misuse OF funds by Phil. Kearny Post, Of
this city. The committee desires some
additional information from Mr.. Allan.
1t Is thought that the report Of the COM
mittee will entirely vindlcats the post.
Captain d. c. Cook, Colonel j. A. Pat
tee. and others will also go from Rich
mond to the encampment to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
ANOTHER ELECTRIC LINE.
Ono Being Built between Barton
Heights aud Brook Road.

Richmond IS TO have another electric line.
AT least. its people are 10 enjoy the bene-
fits Of one which is to be built from that
beautiful STANDARDIZATION Heights-to the
Brook road Mr.. James IL. Barton and
several other prominent gentlemen are
Interesting themselves in this enterprise,
and work has already been commenced
upon the road Poles. ties, and rails are
upon the ground, and the construction is
20 be pushed as rapidly as possible and
cars are TO be in operation by october
10th.
A depot will be erected at the Junction
OF the Brook road and the Boulevard.
Here passengers may wait and take the
dummy road OF Major Ginter out TO Lake
side Park
Major Ginter positively refused TO al
low the ine 10 run along the Brook road
lie desires TO keep II as at present, u
profitable toll road.
IL Is stated on excellent authority that
smother company SYN soon be organized
TO build road out to Sherwood from the
new Broad-street line. IL this company
organizes. as now seems probable, this
beautiful suburb Will have two car lines
the Barton Heights line connecting with
The other end Of Sherwood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
Highest of Leavening Power-Laet U. s. Govt Report
Rh!!!A!2!l! R Rsi;tI|Iss1!
A@@@HEyTEEY wyEsE

every Sunday during the autumn an.
winter months, with the exception VI
September 10Th, when he will dedicate
church in Elkins. w. Va. and the secohI
Sunday in October. when he VIII at,enu
the Presbyterian synod to be heid IN
Charleston. w. Va.
Judge Joseph Christian. OF this CITY,
has Just returned from Middiesex county
where he remained nearly three moh'hs
with his brother, DR.. William ). CHRIS
tan. Judge Christian is now restored 70
perfect health, and is looking more ROBUST
than he has for five years. He VIII so 10
stanton on Monday to argue case De-
fore the Supreme Court OF Appeals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
HOW SHE WAS ELECTED.
DR.. Munyon's Application Went
Duly Through the Committee.

Nearly ali the Richmond physicians who
attended the session Of the Medical So
siety OF Virginia AT Wytheville last
week have returned. Some OF them were
present when that body elected Mrs.
Emily Chlnault Runyon member. and
they say that the lady doctor was ad-
mitied Dy an almost unanimous vote. DR..
Max w. Peyssr. WAC was present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

NEW YORK, September 7.-(speeial1-
w. S. Donnan. w. 3. Leeds. Mrs. y. w.
Gaar, Mrs w. b. Leeds, Fifth Avenue;
]. A. Moncure. G. C. Valentine, j. l..
Valentine. Marlborough L. G.. Williams
W. Il. Williams. W. A. Danner, Park
Avenue; ]. C. Walker. Miss \. r. walk
er. Mrs. J. c. r Walker. Windsor; ].
Stern. St Cloud; o. NJ. Guild, Gilsey; c.
H. H. Turner, Aston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

WANTED. TO RENT \ SMALL
HOUSE in West End Tor tl5 per month.
or two or three for SO or Sc references
exchanged. Address +. +. e., care Daily
Dispatch. Sc SIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
Residence Damaged by Fire.

The residence OF Mr.. F. T. Sutton. No.
1905 Grove avenue, was badly damaged
by fire on Friday night. Flames orlginat-
ed on the second floor OF the house.
and gained considerable Roadway before
the alarm was turned in The depart
ment, however, I'D faithful work. The
loss is about S9O. and Is covered by in
surancc,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

WANTED. a YOUNG MAN. Is OR IS
years OF age; must write and figure well.
Address d. b.. care Dispatch. Sc SITE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

WANTED, TO BORROW $500 OR 81
90 on good Richmond improved real
estate at s per cent. Address MONEY.
care Dispatch. Sc Silt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

WANTED. AT ONCE. A COMPETENT
HOSTLER AND DRIVER. Apply at
i0)l east Marshall street So site
WANTED, BY YOUNG MARRIED
MAN, who has had several years ex-
periance In the grocery business POSI-
TON in some mercantile or grocery
house. Best Of references furnished. Adj
dress MERCANrI IL, care Dispatch Of
flee. Sc e-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

WANTED, BY A FULL GRADUATE
Of the Southwest Virginia institute,
POSITION To TEACH the present ses-
sion Teaches all the usual English
branches. mathematics. Latin, German,
mental and moral science, natural philOso-
phv and instrumental music. References
given and required. Address Miss j. b.
HARDY, 4. B.. Salem. Va. Sc S-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
BUSINESS WANT.


BOARDERS WANTED. prr--',---.
families desiring boarl b. tfsfl.N3Cp
tober can secure nice acrcri-,i ~ ~.
No. 4o8 east Grace street. tff.ti1-t i,
ply for the present at 10. g. r,.,. .fa5-
street. a-s
WANTED. TENANTS F0p u
FLOOR. Possession ~ onr. t'ltb
No. east Grace street =
WANTED, TO SILL. An
FICE, TWO MODEEN-Df % - rA'.f.
HOUSES. Well located. ln ~ lAN
borhood y big bargain sr hs.
customer. " hi SOL one 90 h.t .r
Dispatch. 10 ru
WANTED. OLD MAHOGANY -..--
TIRE. bRASS-fBONT TE,ri., .NL
ANDIRONS. BRASS or NC.t... .ltl
FEEr TABLES. SOFAS ..I '..
BACK CHAIRS. Old COrp". ,ft..
Frs. 9. THOMAS. care ol .... '.'.
20 7-2t' %
WANTED, TO GIVE EsTrt--sg--
TIMING. PLUM 8ING. AN1 IKE ts
ING. Gasoline Tor sale tll-
LEIDYS STOvr-u.-.,g
Phone 1876 ..r
CUT THIS OUT AND KEEp rr ..,...-
YOUR EYE. II $ a MONsY->l. (
SEE?
pounds GRADUATED Sl..r ,.+
pound Fin at Tea .........
hounds Fine Cream Chez.
500 Bales Fine Timothy I-U. r.-
"a 1 5,d h,os Finest Fsr;i,.' ... r
Water White Rock-Carty ssr..
Large cans CONDENSED Mix.
5 a-fOam BaklnB-FOWlcr l-r
CANS Faff|fssfs ss.tr.......
large Irish Potatoes. "a peek
Mocha and Java Coffee. genuine Pr.
tlHlN. .......s..ssssssr ss..........
rounds Pure Lard. IN t.n-..r 81
Finest New York CrclmnfF I..t-r
BOO pounds Nice Country Bacon.
Nice Family Lard ...........'
Pure cd r Vinegar. prr -.
90 boxes Nice Fresh Gins.
pound homogeneous. ............
Hardgroyes Peach Tobacco. r...
800 sm,ii canvassed Hams. saH IS
IL bushels White corn '.........''..' p
New Orleans Mol3s~es finest rst.
N dozen Plotted ON-lOuga. r.r ....
Finest POtted Ham. dozen ..r
CO. barrels Best Family Flour.
u. 80 IfIlt.
Eighteenth and N1n -.r.,.
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