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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04

BILLIARD, POOL. and PIGEON HOLE Ia
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Composition Pool Balls guaranteed nos 70
break in two years. 5000 per set.
The Dean composition Pool Ball, finest and
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years. $40 per set full and complete line Bill
Hard and Pool Table supplies on hand Office,
Bank. saloon and Drug store fixtures. $50 and
upwards Counters. Show Cases for all pur-
pOses). All sizes French Bowel Plate Mirrors to
order: Church and LodgeR Room Furniture,
Stained Glass Windows for Churches and
Dwellings. &c. Beer Pumps and Beer-Drav-
ing outfits complete; Restaurant and Hotel
Refrigerators and Freezing Boxes.
My Billiard and Pool Tables are not sur
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perfection. Ny Cushions are the livest and
most durable made Tables overhauled. lev
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04

President Robinson Says tho hichmond
Telephone Company IL All Right


In conversation with n reporter yester-
day. President John c. Robertson OF tho
Richmond Telephone Company. said;
1T has come to our knowledge tnat
certain eyildisposed persons are en-
deayoring to spread a rumor that mo
Richmond Telephone Company Is a"ut
10 cease work. is shipping its phones
back to the factory and. in short. Is In
serious trouble.
1--WE desire to characterize this rumor
as maliciously untrue. and without the
shadow OF foundation" he added. In
fact, never has aur company been upon
a more substantial basis.
I'VE have nearly 600 telephones In ac-
tive daily service through our exchange
and are to-day in receipt Of some long
expected supplies. the need Of which has
somewhat delayed the rapid additions 70
our service.
by the Ist OF September we will havo
at least 1000 telephones connected with
our exchange and Will be In position
10 furnish telephone service throughout
the entire city without any delay.
we trust the public will not allow
themselves to be deceived by such mis-
representations as these.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04

CAPTAIN George W. Taylor the member
of The Board OF Fire COMMISSIONS from
Marshall Ward will leave this evening
for salt Lake city 90 attend the Inter
national Convention Of chief Engineers or
Fire DEPARTMENTS. capt Taylor was
member off the association while hc was
ne efficient chief OF fhe Richmond Fire
Department. and has always retained his
membership in tine association.
IIe Will le away several weeks. and
durin. hts absence wIl visit san Fran
cisco and other places of Interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04

An Old Dominion Party In Charge of Mr.
George VI. wyatt.

The Ola Dcmirion fine have booked quite
party for New York for next Saturdays
seamer Jamcstcwn from Norfolk Many
Richmond peaple are taking advantage
OF this delightful trip.
Mr.. George VI. Wyatt. u the local Of
flee, Will 20 up with the party next Sat
urday a pleasant rip may be expected
Mr.. Wyatt FOR several years has had
charge or the annual pilgrimage OF
large Richmond party to the Horse Show
I'm November. the great society event in
New York. ard much Of the pleasure and
Success Of these delightful trips was ac-
corded 10 his efficient management and
talent as am entertainer All who con-
template q trip North this season should
accompany tits party. and make early
application for state-r0oms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04

RIP AIrER.-Died. at her residence ~
north Laurel street. Monday. august
RI at A. NJ. Mrs. ANNA CHRIS NJ
CATHALINEA BRAUER nee briep'
widow Of Fred. Brauer IN the seventy
seventh year Of her age ,--,.,,
Her funeral will take place on Ed
NESDAY. August 9th. AZ T. ~. iron'
s.. Johns German Evsnselical churcH.
lnierment at Hollywood Cemetery.
Died. M Grassland near
Lexington. Ky, the residence OF MT
Sol Van Meter. HERBERT. infant son
OF Or. w. W and Mrs. Lottie Baylor
Landrum.
Body will arrive on Chesapeake ana
Ohio train TUESDAY AFTERNOON At
1913. Services at the grave In Holly
wood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04

Mr. J. ". McClintock. while out driving
yesterday morning was thrown from his
buggy at the corner OF Twenty-fifth and
Main streets ard severely injured. Tho
ambulance was summoned and DR.. La
benberg. who was IN charge, found that
a cash four inches long had been cut In
his head. and that he was suffering from
conclusion OF the brain lie was carried
TO the Retreat for the Sick where he
was resting quietly at late hour last
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04

will take his place on second until another
man Is secured.
Game every day this week at west
End Park.
The Chestnut Hills and the College com
bination VIII play again next Saturday on
Chestnut Hill
Tho Petersburg boys will play al West
End Park Thursday. Friday. and Satur-
day.
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on and after Saturday. August lst. ne
elegant steamer "Nirenia' VIII resp'.,
her tri-weekly trips from llchino. .- 10
baltimore. leaving Richmond every n.
da, thursday. and Saturday ahoN' % J..
NJ arriving Baltimore next nor "i.'- '''''
o.2o Fare. 81 10 Baltimore. Sl"'t lo''lN
from Is cents mp. and meals on 'ne T''o-
pean plan. v-.sb,,v-
-, pbiladelphia. Wilmington. and New
York. -.
II NJ. BOYKIN. General Agent
SEQ cast Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04

Two mules. hitched 90 % wagon loaded
with cotton cloth. became frightened az
am electric car on May1.s bridge yesier-
day morning and in thci- mad rush to
got away one was pushed over the side.
his feet resting OBJ tho narrow ledge out
side the rliling After strenuous eXertions
the animal was released from his peril0us
position without injury
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04
RoaNOhE. Is; rETEESBURG. :.
a One-sidcd Gamc-Thrce Players Re
leased.

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. Especial
Tho game to-day was TOO cne-sidcd TO
be interesting. The locals put up about
The worse game Of the season. making
almost as many errors as hits.
Kimban was IN the box for the visi-
TORS. and barring the first inning when
Petersburg made six runs, he pitched
good game.
Brccn. Kitson and Reed were released
tonight. The following Is the score:
RIsTIKST,TfRE
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For the Worlds Championship.

TORONTO. ONT. Aug. IA cable dis
patch mas been received here from the ed
itor OF the London Sportsman announc-
ing that Oarsman Stansbury had covered
Gaudaur's deposit. thereby binding ms ac-
ceptance OF the latters challenge 10 70"
In the Thames In September FOR the
worlds championship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04

nedy. !; of Daub. 2 Hi by pitrher-By
Dauh, l. Doubei play-Connaughton.
Gleason and Beckley. Left on. bases
New York. Z. Brooklyn. T. Passed balls
Warner. Wild pitch Sullivan. Time OF
game-One hour and nny-hve minutes.
Umpire slurst
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For the Ice Mission.

A lawn party was igiven at Eden
Heights on Saturday evening last for the
benefit OF the ice mission. which real
lied the sum OF $500. The entertain
mcnt was given by Maud c. Adam Bet
tie Larus. Louise Frischkorn. Lizzie
Adam. Allen Tyree. and Hattie Bryant.
all children under nine years OF age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04

Lime IS not a fertilizer Out u sr'VeN
10 neutralize acid. thereby causing tne
90" tt,oy.ie. colonial Water
-anscs~assimilation Of food N ne stom-
~, bonce dvsnaptics get great and oene-
,icial r.sults. LEWIS W. BURWEll.
''0''' colonial water COMPANY.
s2l east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04

Norfolk AL Portsmouth.
Roanoke at Petersburg.
The scmi-C Champions from Lynchburg
put up a game yesterday mat was rusty
and tun OF Eu.s. AT 40 STAG OF the
contest were they in IL a little bit ana
,he manner ia which their crack players
biz .he dust before tho sphere that came
from the paw Of Tannchill was eau
ton. and should bc a note OF warning
for them. 10 get up With the lark this
morning and HE themselves TO some Sc
cluced spot and enter into AN earnest
game oil practice II the semi-Champs
continue 10 play such yellow bail the r..
inainder Of the season the tail-endors Will
not be low enough for them.
Stultz ola the best work within his
power but the locals found him as they
pleased. The game. however, was not a
pitchers battle. but VAS a general ALL
around skrmish. with Richmond out
ranking in generalship as well as all other
essentials.
THE COMPARTMENT BEGINS.
The bombardment began In the first
inning without any preliminary business,
and Jake Wells men kept the semi
Champs guessing where the bah was after
the manner of the old game. "Button,
button. who has the button?' The leather
was chased all over the field ana when
the aust cleared away. Sholta Sanford.
Pender and BOland had each scored Il
run. and four clean hits had been made
of Stutz. one of them two-Jag beauty
by Pender
In the second ana thirs no runs were
made. but when That s-the-Boy' Berte
faced the twirer for the semies, he seem
ed 10 think that he must atone for sew
eral very rocky errors that ne was
aaHlf ,.
yard of hitting the first bali pitched.
but the second one was a beauty. and
Rerfe got onto its curves and lifted a
neat two-hagger whereupon the fans
foreave him for his past sins OF omission
and commission and fell into the most
boisterouS enthusiasm. He went 10 third
on Groves sacrifice and reached home
on a hit by Tannchill. Kahn beat out TO
first. stole second. captured third on
Sholta's out and increased the score 10y
an error Of Pickering
LOTS OF FUN.
In the fifth. no runs were made, but
in the sixth Tannehill was presented
with four balls advanced 10 second and
third on sacrifices of Sholta and Foster
and crossed the plate on error # Fear.
The ball danced an over the field IN the
seventh. Eleven men were at bat. seven
of whom scored Foster was hit with
a wild pitched ball I'm this inning.
Kahn made his third run In the eighth,
and I'm the ninth the score was increased
by three more rams.
Lynchburg was not in the game - all.
They simply hoped around and gazcd
en- helplcssly at the fun the local boys
were having with them. They may have
been playing as "a fcclcr ana laying
low" for to-day. who can tell? The
game to-day will undoubtedly be contest
ed for inch by inch and big crowd Will
be on hand TO encourage the Champi' ms.
The features OF the game were two
doubles-Tannchill Boland and Sholta and
Pender 10 Bcrtc. Tho score in detail fol-
lcws
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summary. Earned runs petersburg. -
ROANOKE. 6. Home runs Tate. g. Nc
Csnnis / Two-base hits-Fleming. =
Reiman. Vetter Bradley. Base on balls
on Mailman Z: of Kimball. !. Struck
out-Uallman. 3: Kimball !. Double
plavs - Mccain Wriglcy aid rate
stolen bases-Fleming McGann. Bradley.
wild Mailman. Time OF game
TWO hours. Umpire. Turner.
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practiced medicine only few years ana
then became prominent In politics.
During the war he was surgeon OF 'ne
Third brigade. General George ii. stuart
of Maryland. commanding. In N" ne was
elected to the Virginia state senate i,o.'
this county. Two years later he was e'eo'-
ed 10 the Virginia House or Deles"'es.
Afterward he loft the Readjuster parry
and has since been a Democrat. !.
Within late yenrs he was MEMBER VI
the Board Of Visitors OF the western
Lunatlc Asylum He will be buried mere
tomorrow with Masonic honors.
Mr.. Anna &. G. Braucr.
Mrs. Anna Christian Catharine Brauer'
reIict OF Mr.. Fred. Brauer. died yester-
day morning I'm the seventy-seventh year
OF her age.
Mrs. Brauer, whose maiden name was
Brief. was born in Marburg. Germany.
on the 9th OF December. 1919. cane 10
Richmond. and had been residing here
for the past lfiy-eight years.
Five children survive her-name!y, ).
c. Brauer. Mrs. II. Grimmen. Mrs. Nj.
Schaaf. Mrs. .. l.. Miller. Mrs James
Flynn.
She also leaves thirty one grandchil-
dren and four great-grandchildren
The funeral will take take place to-
morrow at p NJ, from St. Johns Ger
man evangelical church Interment Will
be made at Hollywood Cemetery.
Herbert Landrum.
Herbert. the bright little son Of DR..
and Mrs. w. W. Landrum. whose serious
illness was announced In The Times. died
Sunday night at Grassland. near Lexing-
ton. XIV. where Mrs. Landrum was sum-
mering. Little Herbert was two years oli
this month. lie had been sick for some
time and his condition became 50 des-
perate a short time since that Or. Lam
drum was summoned from this city TO
his bedside, where he remained until The
end
The remains will be brought 70 Rich
mond over the 9. & o. railway. ar
riyng this afternoon as.3.25 o'clock. The
casket will be borne Immediately 10 the
grave in Hollywood, where the services
will be conducted by Rev. DR.. X. J. Will
bingham. The pall-bearers will be Ernest
NJ. Long. Robert Harris. j. 4. Gilmore.
and ArmiStead 9. Crump.
Julian 4. Chisholm.
This community was panied to hear OF
the death Of Julian A. Chrisholm which
occurred at his home at Hanover Court
house. Sunday. August %. at ] o'clock
=. VI.
Mr.. Chrisholm entered the army boy.
and served CALAMITY in Wickham's bril-
gade through the war, earning and re
taining the confidence and affection OF
his comrades. AS we'll as that OF his COM
handing officers As a citizen his course
m life was marked by many acts Of pub
lic spirit and unselfish sacrifices, receiving
the approval Of those opposed TO him poll
tically, while ii strengthened the ties
which bound 20 him n host ~ ReDubli-
cans The more fortunate. pecuniarily. OF
his associates rs we'll as the poor In his
vicinity. mourn the loss OF a friend whose
place VIII not be readily filed in the near
future
He married Miss Willie A. Stephens.
who. with his brother. VIM. II. Chisholm.
Esq. and his nieces. Mrs Judge Waddin.
Mrs l.. f. Murrel. Of Washington. ID.
c.. and Miss Conway Cralle. survive him.
The funeral obsequies took place yes
terday from St pauls church. Hanover
Courthouse. and were attended by the
Masonic lodge Of which he was an honor
ed member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04
JUST ONE POINT AHEAD.
THE BALTTMORES AGAIN STAND At
THE HE1D or the LIST,
New Yorks Reorganircd Team Prove to be
Terrible Battcrs-Washington
Shut Out.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Aug. Sine
vashingtons received the sixth shut out
~ the senson to-day. Aside from ITEM
mine's pitching. the fielding OF BIodie
WAS the feature. Attendance -''vV'
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summary. Earned runs Louisville 4.
Pittsburg 3. Base hy errors-Isuisvillo
2. Pittsburs 3. Left ON bases I.ouis-
vile. g. Pittsurg. g. Base ON balls
Frazer g. Hawlcy 3. Huehoy. ]. strucl,
oui-lrazor 3. Hawlcy. ]. Huchcv. l.
Home runs Smith. Threo-haec Iffs-
stencil Smith, Clark. Two-baso hits
Clark. Lyons. Double plays Els ana
Davis. Umpire. Belts Time. TWO hours.
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Totals. ........
LYNCIIBURG.

Summary: Earned runs Richmond. Q.
Two-basc hts-Sanf,rd Fender Berte.
KAN. Tannchl. Stolen bases Sholtl.
2: Sanford. @. Fender. Roland. Berte.
kain. Pickering Double plays-Tunne-
hill TO Boland TO ShOta. Fender To Bertc.
Base on balls-Om Stultz. Struck out
by Tannehll. 2. by Stultz. .. Hit by
pitched hall-foster Passed balls-Scha-
bel. Time OF game. one hour and forty
Eve minutes. Umpire. Stocksdale. A.
Tendance . nl0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04
I'm YoRK. 10. BRoOKLYN.

BROOKLYN. Aug. 3-Tcrrible batting
Joy the reorsanized New Yorks proved The
cause Of Brook'yns downfall at Eastern
Park to-day Bcckley and Joyce did the
bulk OF hitting ably assisted by Herman.
Attendance-- 600 Score.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

6ame> Scheduled for To-pa'.
Cleveland at Chicago.
PitisDurs at Louisville
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Lefty" Mari. who Is the latest addi-
tion 10 tho Richmond outheld Is expected
10 arrive IN Richmond this morning. and
will probably play In to-day's game.
The Washington papers seem somewhat
dissatisfied az she recent trade Of Captain
Joyce for Catcher Farrell and Pitcher
Flynn.
Pitcher Flynn. OF last years Richmond
team, was TO report 20 the Washington
club YESTERDAY. having been recently
traded 60 that club by New York
Thc grand-Stand az NeSt-End i'arK mas
been recently recovered. and patrons
need now have no fear OF rain in the
stand.
Substitute umpircs IN the National
League receive s. p per game. which Is
deducted from the salary OF the regular
umpire The same rule applies In the
virginia Ieas,uc. though one umpire has
recently resigned for having one day taken
IN his salary
Second Bascnan Mccain. Of Lynch
burg. has been sold 70 the Boston Club
Of the National League. II + said the
I.ynchbury Club received $500 for his re-
lease. Last year Lynchburg sold Pitcher
Or,h 10 philadelphia for 1920 Mccain
left for Poston last night. Catcher Fear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04

BALTIMORE.
'ashington, .4.0OOocO0tO 0
a1.i,,oro 2lOeO2 =

summary: Earned runs Baltimore o.
Base by baltimore. :. Lel, on
bases Baltimore I. Washington. D.. baS.
,n Ills NcGames. /. IIemming. !. Struck
o,,, ~NtcJames. 4. Hemming 2. Three
base hits-Kelley Two-basc hits-feiz'
clark Dcnnolly. Sacrifice hits-lennings'
Double plays-Hemmng. PETE and Doyie;
Trmpire. sheridan. Time, two hours ana
five minutes.
HOSTON'S THREE STRA1GHTS.
BOSTON. AUG. 3.-Boston made IL three
sfraiehts to-day in another pitcher
game. Both SWEETS and Gumbert got
great support, Attendance, LOO
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OBITUARY.


KSBURG. VA, August o.
Srecial.-Captain William A. BrocAeh-
brough died at Wayeland. Richmond couh-
~. yesterday. He was the eldest son OF
Or. William A. Brockenbrough, Of Rich
mond county. and grandson OF DR.. Aus
lin Brockenbrough. OF Rappahannock.
Csptain Rrockenbrough was adjutant OF
the Forticth Virginia Regiment. He was
commander OF the Richmond County
Camp Of Confederate Veterans.
DR.. >. II. hoffett
HARRISONBURG. VA. Aug. 3.-Spe-
cial.-Dr Samuel Harvey Morett died
here To-Day at the home OF his sister
Mrs. NJ. VI. Slbert. lie has been a help
less invalid for several years. He was
sixty-six years olG He graduated from
the University OF ylrgtn!a in lSd. He
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04
REGULAR COMMANDMENT
the CANCELLATIONS SNO"hD
TNDEH YESTERDAY
To the Tune of Eighteen Ia >o'hins'
TannehllI's Good Work-hes"'s
of the other Games.


Richmond. Il. Lynchourg' o.
Portsmouth. 6. Norfolk. .
Roanoke. l.. Petersburg. :.
S...l.... - fne tiui,>.
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oo1rIGHT EXCURSION
NJ AND DANCE
:" AT LAKESIDE PARK,

FRIDAY, A1b1GA a. low
ny will connect with barton
,,l,..b's ears at Sherwood Station at I, ;.
h''7,,a M o'clock L. NJ. Return. lea'e
y ,scsiae. special train 1890. and regular
- AZ 4 A. NJ Electric ears VIII con-
ncct with both the i,3o and A NJ
rain al sherwood Station for Richmond.
TICKETS Gents. oOc.; lanies nee
T,cke,s include fare on dummy line both
ways. and admission TO park.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Messrs. A. s. Pierce, Early Mclaughlin,
and Frank Ford.
The one given July aiss proved Suiss .
success q sVa-svAss~s
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PHILADELPHIA.


'Tonney out-hit by batted ball.
Score: r. II. T.
Boston ........O l I o ! 0Ox-f IL
Philadelphia % u q o ! 90 . O-3 q
Summary: Earned runs Boston. &:
Philadelphia. /. Home -Gumbcrt.
Three-base hit-Bannon. Two-base hits
Long. Hamilton Delehanty, Thompson.
Sacrifice hit-Tenney. Stolen base-Mer-
tcs Base on Delehanty. Iiallman
Cooley. Hamilton. Collins Base on err
rors- Philadelphia. /. Passed balls
Clements. 1. Double plays Collins. Long.
and Tucker. Umpire. Lynch. Time Of
game. one hour and thirty-six minutes.
pITTSBURG. il; LOUISVILLE. 10.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. 3.-Loulsville
knocked Hawley ana IIughey out Of the
box today. but Frazers wildness gave the
game 10 Pittsburg. Donovan was nut
cut Of the game for kicking. Attend
ancc. 1000.
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NORFOLK


one man out when game ended.
Score by innings. !,
Portsmouth ..... ......O1003O01Oi-f
Norfolk ....... ........ 3 o OuUOl 0N.-5
Summary. Earned rms Portsmouth.
:. Two-hasc hits-Gilroy and Boyd. Left
on bases Portsmouth l3. Norfolk. S.
Stolen hascs-Ilal ~. Clcyc. \. McFarlan
Wcrrck. RYAN Double plays-ifau.
Werrick. and Ryan. Bases on balls-on
Boyd. 6. of Cilroy 3. Hit hy pitcher
katz. Armstrong Struck out-by Boyd.
4 by Gilroy q. Time of Same. two hours
and thirty minutes. Umpire. Mace.
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Games won ana lost by each club 10
each other club:
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LOUISVILLE


ioNlls, ....-.-....... II I'D u = II 1
D.Xier hattel for MINOR i'm the ninth.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-02
Special Clearance Sale

OF White Goods, Organ de Savoie,
Dimitys, Lawns, Challies, Embroid-
cred Flouncing, Embroideries, Laces.
Grenadines, Silks and all other kind
of summer dress goods. Fans, cot
ton and silk umbrellas and parasols,
silk and kid gloves, silk mitts, hand
kerchiefs, ribbons, clothing, hats,
caps, shoes and slippers of every de-
Gents furnishing goods,
underwear Of all kinds for Men, La
dies, Misses and Children. A grand
opportunity to buy good goods
cheap; q little money will buy a big
pile of goods at the prices we are
now Offering them at.
tt d. WILSON.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-02
Died.

At the home of herr parents near
Morristown, in CARROLL county, O.,
June 3Oth, 1896, Miss Anna Duffy,
sister of w. p. Duffy Of this city.
The deceased was we'll and favora-
bly, known in this county, having re.
sided with her brother Will for more
than year shortly prior to her death
She taught two terms of school in
this county, one in Freedom town.
township and one in Marion town
ship, and her former pupils as well
as her many friends in this county
will be grieved to hear of her untime.
ly death. She was about nineteen
years of age, and died of that dread
disease, consumption.