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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

Interesting Facts About Eichmond's Gill
Eens snd other Matters

Miss Flossie Eisoman. Of Baton Rouge
La. is the guest Of Miss Rosa Well. lol
west Clay.
Miss Adele Talbot Archer has returned
20 the city after pleasant visit to At
lanta and Augusta. Ga.
Mrs. r. o. Barbour has returned from a
very sad mission TO Detroit Her father
died IN tina. city on Tuesday last.
Miss Sallie c. Moss. who has been visit
ing the Misses Pitcher will leave to-mor-
row for her home, in Neosho. Mo.
Misses Nora r. Healey and Carrie NJ.
Brown are spending the summer with
their friend Miss Lottie seay. of Column
b.a. Va.
The annual sermon will be preached
before the Y. VI. G. a. Of Richmond Col
lege tonight at 8 o'clock az Cavalry Bap-
list church.
A charming number was given by the
Belvilere School and kindergarten In the
entertainment given for the Summer Rest
on Friday last
Dr. Hodges left on Saturday for David
son College, y. c., where he will deliver
the annual Grafton at the commencement
exercises on june 18th.
Mrs. Charles j. 10th. Jr., has sent In
a check FOR IS from Mr. @. G.. Guverna.
tor of the Peter stumpf Brewing CO.,
for the Gcrman-American Ladies' Aid As
ISOLATION OF the Virginia Hospital.
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NEE AND COMMERCE.
losing TIONS or
MONEY.
ngs aud Sales at the Richmond To-
acco EAchange-Inttrnal hevonue
Cs.lsct3st- OF Ign sdviccg.

NEW YORK. June Speculation at
the sock Exchange Was ,uelct but luc
uudert0nc OF tnc market was hrm. The
transactions we're only Ai.n~j shares. OF
which 1850 were Sugar and 1850 Icr-
ncsseo Iron. SusQuehauua stocks were
geaiu pressed for sale. the common lall-
ing Is fo n and che preferred Hii 90
Subsequently the latter rallied 10 -iH
ship were revived bat officials OF the
company ae1in denied the tfuih oi lNt
rnmOrs. There was very little 10 lNf
GENERAL lIst. except lfe strength NhiNh
n.s auc in measure 10 the nut in.
of some 500 to lOVu shares OF intefna-
noual stocks Tor foreign account in
the Special list Consolidated Gas rose
from lflis 90 D fNlf4Si4 Hooking valley
from 90. 90 gfFt Hooking Coal from $50
Goo -. ANA The Tennessee toai ana lioh
from &f> 90 90. The latter was ln %
maui ON The reported advance I'D 'nNtN-
Cru pig iron aud ON Tumors that a NUNS
hcr OF leading northern capitalists VIII
shortly enter the directory 100 me lii-
cussr,als Chicago Gas. DIstillcrs. Alan'
and Tobacco werc firm, l0tdase h'assf
and Sugar irregular The last nance
declined from 1881, 10 llTl and closed
at ll1H C0rlaec sold down to rs ioi
tho common. "a for tho preferred. anl
ilil for the per cent. BOMBS i'l'
was very little news au0at TO nlircf sprch-
latlon. which lcff Oft quiet but urn. Ihe
net changes show advances OF '-if ii'i
cont Tennessee Goat ana Iron. con-
so'iiated Gas. and Hooking valley fhiheH
14iM per cent. Sugar lost and 0us4l
hanna and Western per cent lor the
day. Salcs We're S1.OsGOO of bonds. Win
tho market frmfr. The sales Of listed
stocks to-day were 15"o shares nn-
Troasury balances: Coin. sr2iSooo;
currency. Sir.EH.r n.
Money ON can ! per cent, prime NOR
camille paper. @nag per cent 0icii.s
exchange frm. with actual business ln
bankers bills zoo f~N. .ffiN-ia for sixty days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICH MONp, A., June >, 1870.
Offerings of tohaccOs at auction on
Change for the week ending to-day by
Messrs. Carter * Ryiand. W. Ben Pal
mcr, and George A. Haynes l6I pack
ages OF sun-cured tOhaccos; highest price
for the week ending to-day, $50
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, u hogsheads; fllers, II; leaf
dark. 10. Total, 30 hOgsheads.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
week ending to-day: wrappers, lI3 hogs
heads; nllers, loi; cutters, 40; ,s ln.
lcys 4. Total, l.Oil hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright. 40 hogsheads. dark.
- hogsLeads. Reinspectioas- Bright. -
hoesheads; dark, 30 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports for the
week ending to-day. lnspectlons-Bright
100 hogsheads and I fierce: dark, 100
hoesheads and 10 tierces. Reinspections--
Bright. rs hogsheads; dark, II hogs
heads.
to-day, SO hogsheads and III ticrces, &c.
TCinspectiOns. 80 hOesheads. Total, l,lb4
hogsheads and III tierces, &c.
Myers, old Dominion, SeabrooN's.
ShockOe. and Naughan's tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, 10 pack
ages deliveries, 80 packages.
The same tobacco warehouses, with
Jones. Sheburne's. Meals, Davenports,
Planters and Farmers added, report
for the week ending to-day: Receipts
sGi packages. deliveries. G2S packages
Excess OF the receipts over the de-
liveries for the week ending to-day, 303
packages
United states internal revenue col
lections for the city OF Richmond. Va.
to-day. Cigars and cigarettes. Sel 80; plug
tobaccos. 81 .564sO. Total. $3.50 10.
lections for the city ofsRichrnepd VA.
for the week ending to-day: Cigars and
cigarettes sl2. 500: plag tobaccos. sli,-
1898 Total, x27.7s9.a3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

CHICAGO, Hi. june S.-rhc bears
ia wheat were routed to-day. Things
came their way for portion of the ses-
sion. but before the close the bulls were
ON the wave Of success. ana prices We're
moving upward with celebrity. state re-
ports were again in evidence this morning,
Illinois and Michigan both reporting
greatly reduced conditions. The opening
was strong on them, ia view of the large
exports from both coasts for the week
2Hl, OOp bushels. The first hour was
given over TO realizing however. "A large
commission house taking profits Of cnor-
nous quantities of wheat. About II
O'Clock there was "a hardening of prices,
which was ascribed 10 the strength then
appearing in oats. after which greater
DuOyaucy developed on the estimate by
the Modern Miller that the winter wheat
crop would not exceed U per cent Of an
average. The demand from shorts was
brisk. and there was considerable buying
for long account. July wheat opened
from Sl..c. to NJNc., sold between 1Jtc.
and Sla,c. closing 40 the outside. Iiac.
higher than yesterday. Cash wheat sold
at am average advance OF nc. per bushel,
closing strong at the future
Corn Futures I'm corn We're not active,
but a fair domestic business was trans
acted. Crop adVicts We're favorable, and
the unuertOne. for that reason, not so
strong. When the realizing sales FOR
wheat weakened, that market temporarily
yielded. but rallied with the closing
strength of the finer grain. The strength
displayed boy oats was also beneficial 10
corn. July corn opened from 52ssc. 10
~ sc.. sold between 52hQ52asc. and 52N
a'lsc, closing al 52Nc., %Nikc. higher
than yesterday. Cash corn sold at easy
prices. iac. below the average decline.
oats were briskly traded in. Shorts
We're active buyers and did not hesitate
at fractions, the sentiment being that
the prices were bound 10 reach a higher
basis At the opening IL was hard 10
buy anything. and later the difficulty
was more pronounced. The September
future attracted the greatest attention,
some houses being engaged I'm transferr-
ing their trades into that delivery. June
and July oats closed 7sU1c. higher than
yesterday September closed he high
or. Cash oats sold at steady prices,
but closed nOminally very strong.
Provisions Pork fuctuated "a fraction
under the influence Of some scalping and
unimportant trading but lard and ribs
remained about stationary. The bust
ness was not noticeably different from
that of any other Saturday. generally
quiet and dun market ruling. At the
close the strength Of grain impaired mod
crate firmness TO prices july pork
closed l2i5c. higher July lard &C.. and
July ribs DC. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

superintendent J. a.. iilirr's omc'a Con-
due Being inyestirs ed by the Board.
The Board OF Supervisors of Hcnrico
Yesterday directed their attention to the
Investigation Of certain charges Of
rather serious nature agai 50 the Office
of surtrintcndent J. IL. Tlller. In az
rrrdance with it's tom, the Board went
TO the county almshOuse 10 make the
REGULAR inspection before clCctins SUI
rer.nt sndent for the ensuing four years
from July LIST next. The election was not
led however, fof after the inspection OF
nd almshouse had been completed the
lolv POSTPONED the election Of a super
intcndent until some future time. and
proc telCd 90 Investigate the condition
Of affairs Of arintendent 1illers office.
There are charges bearing uron num-
Der o. business transactions OF the Su'
pcrintendent during his term OF Office
The charges were formally PRESENTED by
certain inmates Of the almshous among
whom are Captain Lawson. of Richmond,
and Nir. Bland. OF PETERSBURG The board,
after calling upon the Superintendent 10
disprOve the charges. but finding him UNI
prepared Go do so. adjourned the invosti-
CATION until next Thursday, in order TO
give Mr. Iiller an opportunity TO vindlcate
himself.
When seen yesterday a member Of the
Board said that though there were a num-
bcr Of Irregularities discovered in the office
of the Superintendent. he was sure that
nothing Of a criminal nature would be
proved. The discrepancies had been at
tributed. said he TO the easy-going way
in which the Office had been conducted.
There are a number of applicants Tor
the Office now held by Mr.. Tiller. who Is
himself a candidate for reelection, and
il was rumored that it was probable that
the charges were instigated by some OF
the candidates.
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eyer experienced." said Mr. Ellis to-day
was in PENNSYLVANIA, on a special Chris
tian Endeayor train and II seemed the
shortest. too. though II was hfty miles
long"
II Is gratifying to the authorities or the
society that Boston town Is displaying sc
much interest in the convention. Perhaps
the most graceful recognition OF the con-
ventlOn that has ever been accorded any
gathering by a municipality VIII be visi
Die in the public gardens and parks wheh
the convention meets, for IN these places
many towering and ornamental plants
have been SO set as 10 form the mono
gram Of the society and some Of the so
ciety's favorite notices. II has also been
arranged that no members OF the po-
lice force shall De away on vacation dur
ing the four or five days Of the conven-
ton.
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New Jerusalem Mission.

At the New Jerusalem Church Mis-
sion, II west Marshall street. services
will be held to-day, Sunday school at
10 \. NJ, sermon at II A. NJ. subject:
"The streams which gladden. the city Of
God" At 4 Il. NJ. a Bibe-class will be
held.
Next Tuesday. at the Reading Circle.
Rev. Lewis r. Hite will take charge Of
the mission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09
wEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, june S-Ihe weekly
statement of the Associated Banks shows
the following changes:
Reserve. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,o55, $50
Loans, increase. ................s... ctV,fv
Specie increasc....-.. ..........-.. -,Nfo
LEGAL tenders, decrcdsc........... 1,4'l,aup
Deposits decrease. ..........-...... ~, 900
Cilculaticn deeicasr. ............. --,iVV
The banks now mold $50. Gji 300 in excess
OF tho requirements of the - per cent
rule.
The New York Financior this week
SAYS. a decrease in the reserve OF ST ,1ui,-
$50 is "a favorable feature of the state
u.cnt made by tho Associated Banks Of
this city for the week ending june stu.
The expansion in losrs while only SNJo,-
4uO or considerably less IMAM me week
u.s. increase opened for the past month
or six weeks, is yet "a cheering sign That
money is IN demand, although the re-
maTkahly low rate at which funds are
Offering Is helping 10 swell the loan total.
Tie decrease of Sl.Gl1 500 in the net cash
held hy the banks cannot be accounted
Ter ia view OF the fact that the gain
not less than 100000, and the treas
ury disbursements were above the ordi-
nary. Accepting the theories Whi1n nave
proved correct I'm the past, the loss might
ha explained boy reckoning that the Bel
mOut-Norgau syndicate had been making
another OF its unexpected moves. but
there ls TCthlng 60 confirm this. The de-
crease a. S52.232,ooO in deposits, ga view
of the fact that "a great deal of money
was received during the week makes the
statement sfill more difficult OF interpre-
tatlCu. 10 ls known, however that The
demand for discounts ls increasing. and
that banks doing large Dercentage or
this tusincss have great many I'M
uulriCs OF late. and especially from The
South The mercantile ana manufactur-
ing demand ls also increasing. The
money market has not exhibited the nrst
signs OF hardening. and the hope Of better
rates seems TO he sun lost IA the future.
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His Head Cut

4 white man named Thomas Neaele
fen of a Clay-street car near the Old
O'Clock. aud had his head cut on the
pavement. The ambulance was sun-
n-oned. and the almshouse surgeon dress
ed the mans injuries and sent him 70 his
home on Twenty-sc venth street The
wound, while painful, was rot regarded
to be serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, June
.-Cattlc-Ncccipts. BOD. market quiet
ANA firm for good bceyes and easy Tor
common. common TO extra steers, $3.50
400. = stockcrs and feeders S2.4OH4Oo;
COWS and bulls. 81 7JuI.2J, calves, $500
$40. Texans. S22fq2.lO.
logs Receipts, 5000. market strong
heavy hogs &C.. higher. heavy packing
and shipping lois Sfa5n4.15. common TO
choice mixed. Sl.35ni10; choice assorted,
SfaON $50. pics. 3.ln0 l30.
Sncop Receipts, 1000. market dull and
steady. inferior 20 choice. SltJ44vU;
lambs, S2.1Ju4IJ.
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WATCH THE SHOW WINDOWS.
Essxzs7xssz zzzz7sszzssziszszz7ssss,szsszz,yzz

II the prices the goods inferior qualities
u window talks loud sound staple values Gauze Unershls
Babggan 25c; Combd Egyptian SOC and man other
sonab tndegMmen representing the best goods the tal
prices ever n irs-class underwear
the Furnishing such fine Silk Nekwear
m extremely For call attention
line Of Tek Club Ties that speak their utility and
worth quarter silk mpa displayed that represent IN quality
xactly double the price are charging for them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, June =. 1872.

Onerings-N Wheat 20 bushels. corn
(whitcj 90 bushels; oats, 100 bushels,
mil OEai. 10 tons.
Salcs.-Wheat. 2Ji bushels.
Quotations. Whcat-LongDcrry SEC 10
$50: mixed. Soc 90 SIC. shOrtDerry, Sic.
20 SIC. no. red. S>c. 10 SIC.
White. Virginia. 57c. 10 5sc.: No.
Q white. 5lc. TO 5S.; No. mixed, see
% J6ilc.
Oats-No > mixed 3ic. to S4ikc.; No.
3 mixed. 33c TO 33iLc.
.L.-Nll % lsn.
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Mosquito Canopies

at prices you cannot expect until
those little "birdS" have gone, YET
here's September prices before the
summer has hardly shown her face
Sirgle-bef size. ST.
DOubie-bed size. $50.
A pattern arranged for putting up
Canopios without damaging the wall.
adjustable TO any part OF the room
for 81
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Warm Weather Wants."

Certainly weather suggests them After all does not eomfoI
upon ad1 There not aaor adaptaoe 10
summer wear Manufactured that do have Look the store over ana
see the largest town isn't here lie prices keep pas
win thenha are low How about basement Snt
an Ga great Many of patrons find more favoo
shop early the morning the store opened at ocok ana
you buy anything we have the advertised hsu'sS
us as AZ II lasts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

WILMINGTON. r.. c.. June S.-Rosin
firm. strained. SLID. good strained 40.
Spirits OF turpontne steady at 2Glqc.
Tar steady at Sl25
Crude tuTpcntinc quiet and steady;
hard, SL2O, soft. Sl.so virgin. S225.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

SWEETEST in town are right here;
right at this store which is the pioneer
for straw hats.
The finest kinds for 81.
The very tall crown, narrow brlm
and narrow band, $50.
The latest shapes for soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09
LONDON BAR slLVER MARKET.

LYNDON. June S.-Bar silver 303sd.
= h N.-Paris advices quote 3 per cent
,snfes al lO2 francs and 4f4 centimes
f.r No account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

The plans Of the convention have been
quite generally exploited In the news
papers. for Mr. William II. Ellis. of the
Boston Office. is q man Of experience and
industry Through his efforts &c has been
made known that there viii be three
great qLditOriums-Mcch Hall ard
two great tents-thst a feature, on Sat
urday. July T. viii be an open-air patri-
Otto mass meeting on Boston Common.
Less has been said of The big meeting If
juniors" 10 be held after the patriotic
mass meeting but, perhaps this viii be
the most interesting Of all the "d0iLes"
About a thousand children under fourteen
will take part in this.
There will be- a junior choir and a
Junior orchestra. and about "A hundred
will participate iu the ,ial exercises
Those who take part in these viii. for
tie time being represent the Junior
societies I'm all parts OF the EARTH and
VIII be appropriately cOstumed. Thus
the Junior representing Alaska will be
clad in Alaskan dress, and Will tell Of
the societies IN that far-away slice 4
Uncle Sans farm.
Another feature will be the holding Of
MONDAY prayer and praise meetings at
selected business places. These prayer
meetings Will DE conducted by delegates
who will march from various headQuar-
ters. and the singing Of religious songs
will be as much "a feature as the pray
crs and the exhortatons. Singing Is, In
fact. one Of the greatest features IN gem
eral Christian Endeav0r work.
'"Thc most interesting singing service I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09
Baby Carriage

Our window dlSrlay tells its own
story of Economy. Every one
marked in plain figures. ObServ,
the difference between the catalogue
prce and our price.
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S ranged as follows /:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Nery little done and prices quiet
and firm; No. red wheat size; No.
corn, J2Nc: No . oats. 3Oisu3lc.; pork
S1255dl2. G2ih: lard, SG.a2ia a655; ribs,
So 2JG6.S0: shoulders. S5.37i4N5.S0; sides,
So 5Or6. G2l5; whisky Sl26is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

A 2.OOC-acre farm near the Delaware
Water Gap is devoted entirely ~ the eul-
lyallan OF eelerys
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Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

There's not much use IN making
underwear when you can buy it here
at prices that it is impossible to buy
the material alone for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

The first two annual conventions We're
held in Portland, Me-. the third at
Ocean Park, near Old Orchard, Me-. the
two following at Saratoga and the next.
I'm 1883. AT Chicago. Year by year the
attendance had been growing. but the
officers were hardly prepared for the
5000 delegates who presented themselves
at that gathering. The next one. held
in Philadelphia, had $500 delegates; the
ncxt. at ST. Louis, more than 500, and
the next at Minneapolis. over 400. I'm
precedcntcd as was the attendance at
Minneapolis, the number Of delegates at
the next eleventh. convention. held in
New York, was more than doubled
So numerous were they. in fact that
no accurate computation was feasible
but conservative estimates put IL an &c.
90. by all odds the largest number that
had ever gathered I'm one place TO at
tend a convention Of any sort. The next
convention was at Montreal Canada. the
first held outside the boundaries of the
United States. but despite that fact
and the counter attraction Of the Worlds
Fair at Chicago. 1900 delegates invaded
the Canadian city TO the amazement Of
its inhabitants. At Cleveland, last year.
%, 900 were present, and other uucOunted
thousands were kept away by the Debs
railroad strikes. Fully 5000 are ex-
pected at Boston.
Boston DIS getting ready TO receive the
Christian EndeaVOr hosts. and both the
citizens Of the town and the authorities
Of the society are making strenuous eff
forts TO prevent a repetition Of the eX-
periences in New York three years ago.
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Ribbons.

Our Great Ribbon Sale is now on.
Gre m and White, Of which there
are thousands upon thousands OF
Yards of every width at almost every
price up to 50 the yard.
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Dress Goods.

Salt Serges---th.y cannot be spoil
ed by rain or salt water.
They will not shrink. and are IN large
assortment OF nayy-Dlue ana piaSh
stuff for skirts and suits Price. 5sc
10 81 the yard.
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Trunk Thoughts.

Are your thoughts travelling in
trunks We have trunk store
here. Have you seen it, May It'll
save you dollar or two if YOU are
going away this summer. Come
down and look over our goods before
YOU price elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

COmpleteSt in tOwn--seemS rs II
we were the only ones that sold them,
Judging by the constant rush here.
Here shows the assortment:
A lot of Ga,atea Cloth for this
week Sc the yard, cOlorS.
White dots on Blue.
Blue dots on White.
Black dot, on White.
Black and White stripes.
Figured Corded Dlmities SC. the yard .
black. pink, green, lavender. brown
figures and flowers on white ground
Thin Sheer Jaconets. Sc. the yard Solid
color grounds. with ali-over and small
patterns.
Ducks and l.. ks. figured striped. and
dotted There is here more than 100
different patterns. comprising the
many weaves which this season ;
styles demand.
Embroidered Scotch Zephyr Ginghams,
Symmetrical designs. on the yIiRe- quail
ty. These are TO be sold for l-l2c
the yard--colors pink on pink, white
on pink. corn on blue. pink on green,
lavender on lavender. blue or corn.
Satn-Stripe p. X. Welts. being IL pieces
of the most stylish 2uc. goods, 20 De
sold for l2Mc. the yard-colors. yellow
on navy. yellow on black, black on yet
low. white on black.
32-inch-wide Scotch Icphyrs. \ special
purchase coming on the way necessi-
tatcd the gathering together OF All
of our y. 3d. and Doc. patterns ana
they are an i'm one lot here for lie. the
yard: small and large plaid. check and
stripe.
1Dl pieces Of percala end Printed C1m-
hrics that are added 10 Wash Goods
prices this week They INCLUDE aN the
yellow and tan. solid and stripes,
fashionable women so much desire,
and it u.s. another great triumph Tor
Nnvnr-a great WISH Goods stock.
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Shoe Department.

II is down in the basement just for
the pleasure of keeping kool. Come
down and look over the goods; no
obligation to buy. Let this be your
Cooking" a. we'll as your buying
pace. Here's Shoe suggestions:
Boys Genuine Tangola and Russia Cali'
lace. pointed toes sizes ~ 10 5i9, N.4S.
Calf. lace. different style toes, sizes
III 10 ., S.ls.
Youths Tan Lace. best stock OF Tan
gola. sizes ia ID 3 N.l9.
Ladies' OXfords, all samples, mostly
narrow width. a bargain. SC
Ladies D0ngola Button and Tan Lace.
AN samples and good sizes, Si5,.
Large Table of CNilds Tan oNictdf'
sizes 81 10 II. i9c.
A nice assortmclt Of Ladies Bicycle
I.eggius
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or &c and our prlce.

Each Carriage includes parasol o.
match. with every appliance, am
every carriage Is guaranteed. Brake
can he furnished for SOC. extra.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-09

at Movers. Your own low prices.
For instance Sample shirts OF best
percales, four styles.
Soft Bosoms, separate collars and
cuffs
Soft Bsoms, with attached collars and
cuffs.
Pleated Bosoms, with separate collars
and CUTS
sim Bosoms, with separate collars and
cuffs. -
Al with Ties TO mateh, ana IN = dt-
fcrcnt patterns OF bilc. pink, black
AMI white stripos and dots. at q each.
some visitors have said this Is the
largest assortment of good 81 shirts ~
the town.
Scotch Knit Con stockings. for bicycle
riders. 81 % TO 500.
ion's summer Balbrigaan shirts. tan.
light blue. aud golden brown finished
off with silk braid and pearl buttons,
an for 2,c.