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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-08-15

OF the West Virginia University, form
an Association 1t Marfinsbur9.

MARTINsBuRe, Aug. s.-A number
of those who have been students at
the West Virginia University, from
the eastern panhandle of the State,
met here to-day and organized an as
ISOLATION. to be called the Eastern
Pan Handle Assembly of West Vir-
ginia University. III. H. Emmert, of
this city, was elected president; @.
w. Holt, of Jefferson county, and
Mr.. John o. Lennon, of Berkeley
county, vice-presidents; and c. Z.
Martin, of this city, secretary and
treasurer An executive committee
was also chosen, consisting of the
vice presidents and Lyle NJ Ran
som, Of Harper's Ferry, and George
w. jackson, of this city. Thirty
nine were enrolled as members.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-08-15
Atlantic CITY DulI.

A letter received yesterday from a
gentleman who is spending his vaca-
tion at Atlantic City, says the
gloom cast over that resort by the re-
cent railroad accident is driving the
crowds to their homes or to other
pleasure resorts. The crowd is very
slim and the beech seems very dull
compared with former seasons
The bathing is good despite the cold
water.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-08-15
OFFICIAL ORDER
Of the County Court In Reference to
Bridge Repairs.


Reference was made in our last
issue to the action of the county
court looking to the repairs neces-
sary to be made to the roads and
bridges in the county damaged by
the extraordinary floods. 1t is
thought that the temporary work
can be done for $4,000. Below is
the official order passed at the spec
ial session held few days ago.
The court having ascertained that
as far as practicable the character
and extent of the dam ages done to
the roads and bridges in this coun-
ty by the late extraordinary floods
and considered in a general way
how far it is practicable to repair
said damages at the present time, it
is ordered that John c. Price, Presi-
dent o. this court be appointed spec
ial commissioner to contract for and
superintend the making of such re
pairs to the roads and bridges in
this county on the East side of the
Monongahela river as he shall deem
indispensably necessary under the
general understanding this day had
by the court among themselves and
that the said special commissioner
report all such contracts with speci-
ficatiens to the next regular session
of the court and that A. b. Price
and Joel Bowlby the other members
of the court be appointed special
commissioners to contract for and
superintend the making of such re-
pairs to the roads and bridges in
this county on the West side of the
Monongahela river as they shall
deem indispensably necessary under
the general understanding this day
had by the court among themselves.
And the said special commissioners
shall report all such contracts and
specifications to the next regular
session of the court.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-08-15

The West Virginia Agricultural
College is organized in connection
with the West Virginia University.
Heretofore the course has covered
but three years work, giving the
student upon graduating the degree
of Bachelor of Agriculture. While
the work in this course was very
thorough, it was not as extensive as
was necessary to make it rank with
other agricultural schools. Accord
ingly when the University was re-
organized last June it was thought
advisable to enlarge the facilities of
that department and give it the rank
of an agricultural college and pro-
vide it with complete faculty,
hereafter to be known as the West
Virginia Agricultural College. The
course will cover four years exclu-
sive of preparatory work, and will
graduate students with the degree of
Bachelor Of Science in Agriculture.
The design of this College is to.
provide for the students who enter
it liberal scientific education along
agricultural lines. The work involves
both the practice and theory of ag-
riculture.
This college AS it is organized
now will compare favorably with
any other agricultural college in the
United States. In fact not more
than two, surpass it. This course
is growing more and more popular
everywhere. q
No young man need be ashamed
to have the degree of Bachelor of
Science in Agriculture. 1t does not
indicate that he is ''hay seed," but
it indicates that he has had the adj
vantage of thorough scientific ed
ucation.
The graduates from these schools
command as good positions and as
large salaries as those who graduate
with the degree of Bachelor of Arts
or Bachelor of Science. 1t is a sig
nificant fact that the class of four
young men who graduated with the
degree of b. S. Ayr, from Cornell
University in 1895, are at present
all holding paying positions. One
of them accepted a position before
he graduated. another shortly after,
the other two, Professors L. G. Cor
bett and j. M. johnson took years
ost-graduate work, and before the
end of that time both were given po-
sitions in the West Virginia Univer-
sity.
The reorganization of this college
is in large measure due to the eff
forts of DR.. Myers, Director of the
Agricultural Experiment Station.
The course fills a demand which isl
becoming more and more imperative
each year and is now more attract
i've than ever.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-08-15

QUART Mason's fruit jars .65
gallon Masons fruit jars .s5
Best Laundry Soap cakes for 25
Gold Medal flour so
White Lilly flour AS
Xxx Family flour 40
Timothy seed $500
formulated sugar 5lcentS
| And everything else equally as
cheap at PosTEN's.
AN EXCHANGE says that practi-
cal woman remarked the other day
that she read the advertisements IN
a newspaper more closely than any
thing else. "And long ago." said
she, Il quit buying of those who do
not advertise. 1t always seems to
me that the merchant who advertises
invites me to trade with him, while
the one who does not advertise i'm
presses me with the idea that he
doesn't care enough for my trade
to ask for it. Then too l have found
that the merchant who advertises
has fresher goods for the reason, /
suppose he sells more"
A YOUNG man from Monongalia
county came to town Saturday to
see-the parade of the Juniors. He
made the saloons his objective point
and by evening he was we'll tanked,
and got into trouble that caused his
arrest. He was placed in jail and
held until Monday when he was fined.
Having no money to pay costs he
called on some Of the saloon keepers
to put up for him but they refused.
He then went before the mayor and
swore that he. was not 81 years of
age, and that he had purchased at
three places. The mayor fined all
three saloonkeepers 1875 each.--Free
Press.
A MERRY party of Morgantown
young people enjoyed an old fash
Toned hay ride on last Friday even
ing. Those composing the party
were Misses Laura Shisler, Nellie
Moreland, Stella Cox, Sallie Law
head, Gillie Jamison, Anna Hunter,
Jennie Ollie, and Messrs. James
Moreland, John Cobun, Ray Ollie,
Clark Sanders, Frank Wood, James
Lazier and Willie Wilmington. The
home of the Misses Reiner, at Wood
land, was the objective point of the
merrymakers. Here they stayed un-
til a seasonable hour, remounted
their hay wagon and returned home.
To say that an enjoyable time was
had by all, would be mildly putting
it.
We noticed the handsome and
smiling countenance of one of Nor
gantown's distinguished citizens on
our streets few evenings ago. The
party referred to was no less than
the Hon. Lewis Stoneking, formerly
of Ponetown and Stumptown, but
lately of Morgantown. The gentle
man refused to be interviewed by
our reporter, SO his movements are a
profound secret. We infer although
that perhaps there will be big oil
deal made soon, or there may be
some great political scheme being
Matched in the minds of the denizens
of Bakers Ridge, Ponetown and vi
entities West Union, Record w est
Union was greatly pleased to have a
visit from our own Lewis, but we
learn the pleasure was not mutual.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-08-15

BEST Sardi mes at NYE's.
FRESH Crackers and Cakes at NYE's
BEST Tobacco and Stogies in the
city at A. L. NYE's.
MASON Glass Fruit Jars at A. l..
NYE's.
CHASE and Sanborn's Moca and
Java coffees are the finest in the
world. Sold by s. A. Posten.
The bargains at Hirschmans I'M
remnants Ut Carpets and Mattings
are a great treat to hoasekeepers.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-08-15

Farmers will always find any
quantity Of any class or grade Of fer
tilizers at the ware room of Isaac
Hite. Fertilizers for gardens, for
wheat and grass. for corn, for pota-
toes, etc, and for less money than
they can b. bought elsewhere IT
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-08-15
Real Estate.


The following transfers OF real estate
have been admitted to record in the
county clerks Office within the past
week:
UNION DISTRICT.
John Bowers and wife to John II Bow
ers, 1l9 and fourteenth acres on payment
OF 500 annually during lives of grantors.
John Bowers and wife to Joseph Bow
OF 100 acres payment same as above.
cAss DISTRICT.
James 2. Donley's heirs to VIM. Hall
and Rufus f. Lazze!le undivided one
half OF Pittsburg vein Of coal underlying
l3l acres, 2 roods and 81 poles, $500.
CLAY DISTRICT.
Q. Il. johnson and wife to Andrew A.
Stewart, II perches, $40
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-08-15
Some Notable Business Establishments
Of M0rgantown.
LouGH BROTHERS.

'oo'" n"'ihh"s-
Notwithstanding the fact that the
bicycle .aze has reached enormous
proportions and eall grades and
classes of people, men, women and
children are using this two wheeled
vehicle both for business and for
pleasure, the sale of the more sub
stantial and more serviceable CON
veyances buggeis and carriages, has
not diminished in the least. In fact
the trade in this class of vehicles is
larger at the present time than ever
before.
Morgantown does not have BIZ
cycle factory neither does it have an
establishment where they are kept
in stock, But it has buggy and
carriage factory. aud it is owned and
operated by the well known firm of
Tough Brothers.
These gentlemen began business
in this line at Cassvile in 1880.
Here they built up their trade and
carried il on successfully until 1898,
when they erected plant in Nor
gantown and went to work ON
larger scale than before.
Their vehicles are made in their
own shops from start to finish. The
very best material is used and their
builders are skilled in their work.
They have large trade which ex-
tends throuohout the STATE and have
ready demand for all the work they
can turn off.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-08-15
Notice to Taxpayers

On account of recent floods and ii,,.
consequent loss of bridges and wasllo,lt.,
on public roads which will have to hs
replaced and repaired, all who are il ar
rears for taxes will be required to settle
at once, further indulgence cannot be
given. We must have money and Al
once.
;. ". HARE, s.. G.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-08-15

The two year guaranteed suspen-
der is kept only by Hirschmani $.
Every farmer and workingman
should buy them.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-08-15

WAsHBURN's Gold Medal flour is
as good as the best. Every sack
guaranteed. Sold by S. A. Posten.
Try it.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-08-15
CORRESPONDENTS Int.lligoncer.

One Traction Engine suitable for
running threshing machine or
light saw mill. Easy terms TO re-
sponsible parties. Address,
T. A. DARLING,
2t Stewartstown, w, VA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
STORE OPENS $50 A. NJ. MONDAY.

French Organdie-you know the values
we've been giving you this season, nut
YOU know We must have money, so here
goes all profit Zoe. quality at - lie.
Tho yard.
33c quality at 2Gc. the yard.
4Or quality at Zoe. the yard.
JOc. quality at soc. the yard.
Coo. quality al BE the yard.
DOMESTlCS
White Sheets. round thread cotton,
free from dressing good quality. ready
for use but We must have money, so
price them thus.
L.. yards wide regular price. 40c., 80 at
yards wide. regular price. 47c., go at
y. yards wide. regular price, SOC, SO
at 13c. each.
~ yards wide, regular price, Jjc. so
az 4sc each.
White sheets. Utica Cotton. you know
10 needs no comment, but we must nave
money so price them.
- yards wide, regular price o'cp so
~ yards wide, regular price, Coo, 80 at
Turkish Bath Mitts-malSe bathing de-
lichtul. Regular price 2Oc pair, but We
must have money, so price them al Zoe.
SOFT Finish Yard-wide Bleached Cot
ton. We must have money, so price 10
Androscoccin Yard-wide Blcached Cot
ton must have money, so say &C.. the
yard.
Iangdon Yard-wide Blcachcd Cotton,
regular Toe. grade. in this sale. Csc yard.
Fine Cambria Cotton, regularly 90.
grade in this sale. 90. yard.
IOnsdale. Nard-Wlde Cambria. YOU
know it aul IT'S value. but We must have
money, 50 price il ) l-3c. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
MUST HAVE MONEY /!
HOSIERY,

The best first, last and
always Honest Hosiery is
OUR kind! Unmerciful cut
ting on the entire lines,
caused by our extreme need
of cash, has caused the prices
to run as follows
Misses Fast-Black Hose. &c. the pair.
Chnls Fast-Back DcrbyRib Hose,
sizes 10 10, Sc. pair
Tan rib. Fast-8iack Seamless Hose.
Mlsses Imported Hermsdorf Black
Hose, regular made. all sizes, DC. the
Misses size . 10 10. Fast-Black. Der
bv-Rib Hose. seamless with patent dou-
ble-thrcad heols-our special y lie. NUM-
ber-fOr this sale Zoe pair.
Tans at same price lOc. pair.
Boys Tan. Derby-Hih Hose-hundreds
of dozens sold 10y as az 11c.-ior this sale
j. l-2c. the pair.
Child's HermsdoPf Dye. Black Hosa,
made expressly for ms 10 sell at 25c. for
an sizes. This compulsory sale makes
s Sigcs g. 51-2. 6. 61-2: TIP s $40.
Prices 121-2 IA. T., Il. Is. -. 20 zoe.
Misses Fine Rib Hose. Hermsdort
black sizes 10 s ID. This Tot cut from
25c. 10 20c. pair.
Another OF our very special number
wlich We pass TO you az forced prices.
Misses Hcrmseorf Dive. Double Knee,
Heel and Toe Fine Rib all sizes. worth
sizes g. 61-2. Z. 10 8 S1-2. ..
Prices. @ IL. L. a. -. 10 1Jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

The 25c. Black and Colored Chenille
and Fish Net Ne'lIngs 90 at dc. the
~. ,,-,,
Plcaied ChiGcus-
Regular 5Oc. goods FOR S'c.
Regular zoe goods for 3uc. =,
Lisht and airy Moussei.ne ID Soc *
inches Vide. cut from 75c. the !ard TO
5u'. TIE yard. o-
43IncE q inon-the G5c kind cut 10 o"c'
tie yard ,r.
our REGULAR S.35 grade for 81
our resular <l..J grade for .Nc.
orr regular lJc. grade Tor opc;
Black Headed Laces 20 as iollo"s'
Tile .lr. Kind for - lie.
The soc. up 90 81 kind for DC
White Oriertal I.aces VIII 70 mus
The .5c and .Sc. Laces 90 at zoe
The sc and 400 Laccs 80 at ~
Plat Val. Larcs are cut IS follows:
The 25c. ls.ud-lO-inch wide, cut 10
J. lie. 90,
The soc kind. lsinch wide. cut TO 2oc
slack and Butter six Laces are reduc-
ed as fellows.
The SIC kind reduced TO lIc.
Tile 1>c kins reduced 10 loc.
Tie los. lind reduced TO D..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
STORE OPENS 8;3OA N. MONDAY

Pccu'ar price. 25c.; mrst-have-money-
Resear price. SOC; must-have-money-
Reruar price. zoe: must-have-money-
sale uriec. 5pe
ChIidr,n's fancy lawn and white p. X.
sun EOuncts-
Reeular price. DC; must-have-money-
sale price H. l-2c.
Snt Shirt Waists. nicely finished
Regular price. SOS. must-haye- money
Regular ur.os s.; must-haye-money-
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Nfrht Gowns. three choice styles IN
ladies ,'on and Cambria Gowns, cut
full length extra wide
Regular price,, 50c.' must-haye-money-
E,rht choice styles Of Ladies' Gowns.
fine quality cotton. Well made
EocuIar price, 15ci must-have money
choice STYLES Ladies' Gowns. fine quail
Is cotton. trimmed in various styles
Regular price. 9jc. and 81, must-have-
money salo price. tsc
different styles Ladies' Night Gowns
handsomely finished, and trimmed with
Rcsu5r price. 1925; must-have-money-
siyies 10 scleo. from. Ladies' Night
Gowns cut extra long and wide
Regular price. 800, must-have-money-
saln lfl.c. 81 33.
An1tne. lot extra fine quality Cambria
Nirhf Gowns. trimmed with Val lace
around woke neck. and sleeves
Reeuiar price. s.. must-have money
sale price. $3.50
sat Ladies' Muslin Underwear. con-
faining Gown. Corset Cover. Chemise
Duwcrs. ani Skirt. . pieces-complete
Regular price sG25; must-have-money-
81 Ladies' Muslin Underwear. con-
tanning Gown. Corset Cover NChemise.
Drawers. and Skirt pieces in set com
plrIN-
REGULAR price, 1919: must-have-money-
sale price. fi't -,,... ...,.-,. eli
Corset covers. hne q,iully caulniIC, ~
sizes from - 90 -. low. square neck.
front and back. trimmed Win lace around
neck ana sleeves, prail uu. 'ylis ....
sale price. Zoe.
Corset covers. hne quality cambria all
sizes, GUT To Nt -. ,,,.-, ,,,,,,,,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
STORE OPENS $3.50 A. NJ. MONDAY

Commercial size linen paper ti.Dl w.
,',-'4-,,,nr necessary. you know our I0c'
Goods for tits sale. Sc. each. -.
nl,.u w1riets 400 pages, good paper
orr -.. wonder. but we-must-haye-money'
so name re. each. e.-.,...-,. hast
MI linen 50 sheets and sd envelopes,
U ,.-'-a.ar 2sc. value. but in this sale
name lIc. the box, ... ,.,,..o
Azure "Blue" Linen correspondence
r.-n-r very stylish. pGt up IN packages
of quires. weighs lb ; ozs.' real yAlie
&c. package. but Sc must have money 30
sav igc. tie package ,-....-
Azure envelopes 20 match above paper
r.rlliar value. Doe. package; but IN TINS
IA re,ie France Linen Psper-hnest on
.b.. n..r,,et Won know DO: IL Is put up oN-
nrcssly f6r us. Il qulres 20 the package.
rcal value. 2lc. package, but In this sale,
l4- the package.
Firs,.Class Commercial note paper-prt
up In packages OF qrires or ID. our
regular i0c package. but Ia this sale, &c.
tie package.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
&c. the yard.

Applique Mats-regular price, 2oc.; must
have-money -sale price. loo.
Linen Doylas. partly smbroidercd-
regular price 81 so dozen; must-ha'e-
money sale price. Sc. dozen.
Stamped Linen Doylies-regular &c val
ne: must have-money-sa price. &c; each.
six Mats. fringed. hand -painted-regu-
lar price. u lie; musthaVe-ihones -Sai'
price. l-2c. 40,
Ecru Chair Tidies-regular price. loc.;
must-have- money sale price, l-2c. hseu-
lar price. l5c.. musthave- money -sn's
price. l0c. Regular price, Doc; musthaNe-
oney-sals price. l9c.
rnuet-have money-sale price. b5c. Regular
price. SIC must-have moncy-sale price
igc Regular price. Sis: must-have-
money sale price. CSC. Regular price
81 %. must have money sale price, Sl.oo.
Regular price. $50; must haye-money-saie
price, <L25.
Applique Scarfs. large size-regular price,
&c: must-have-mousy- sale price. soc.
Regular price 75c.. must haye-money sale
price. 6qc Regular price. N.OO: must
have-mOney sale price, lsc. Regular
price, 81 %: must have-money-sale price,
81 co.
Stamped Tray Covers. knotted fringe.
hcmstiich and hemsttch drawn-regular
price. 2lc. must Interchangeable price.
dc Regular price. 33c.: must-have-
nloney-sale price. 29c. Regular price. a
and 50c., must have-moneysa sale price
g. -.
STAMPED Fringe Doylies-regular price,
&c each: must have-money- sale price &c.
Stamp Fringe and Drawn open-Work
Dovlies-regular &C.. valve; must have
noney-sale price. &c each.
Stamp Knofted- Fringe povlics-regular
price nc; must-have-iaoney-sale price,
l-2c.
Hemstitch Plain and Stamp poylies-
regular 7c. value: must-have money sale
price 4c. Regular Zoe. value. must-have-
monev-sale price Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
MUST HAVE MONEY !
Innings.

Here's an assertion. We
have the BEST Lining stock
in town-and You know il.
See what the struggle for
cash does for Won?
The best &c. quality Kid-hnished Cam
brics. cut 10 . he. the yard.
. pieces Light Gray kid Cambrics at
White Grey. and Black Grass Cloth.
tho &c. goods for DC. the yard.
The s. Gray Lining Jsans Tor 414c.
The Toe. Cray Lining Jeans for Gi-<c.
:s;,inch Psncy Silcsias-rsular Il 70
guns. put in this sale at 5-fc. the
cream Brown, and Gray Fine Perca-
limos for lac. the yard.
1oc. Sups1Or Yard wide Silesias for
tho must-haye-money-sal at 3-4c. the
For this sale. real Haircloth at 2oc. the
ward You'd better lay in supply. You il
need 10 this fail. ,s, ,-,-
.$O-inch Taneta Rustic. IAning-pink'
blue. Nile. and cream. The l-isc. quail
" for DC. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
Cuffs are we'll known to the
trade. These must be sacri-
feed, We must have money!
We can't replace them for
the price, but--here goes

Oursioc. quality collars for &c. each.
our Y i-2c. quality Collars for &c. each.
our 10. quality Guns for &c. pair
our 20 and Csc. qualify Guns for i'c.
pair.
Waterproof Collars and Guns are also
In IT (ceilulold).
our iJc. Waterproof Collars FOR &c.
each.
our lie Waterproof Collars for lie.
each.
Our SOC. Waterproof Guns for 22c-
pair.
SGspsnders-keep your trousers from
wearing out at the bottom by wearing
our best-known brands OF best Suspenders
until we realize the amount, or for tho
next twelve days buy them at 50 cents on
the dollar.
Beautiful 2sc. Satin Suspenders-for this
sale. two pairs for price OF one. Il lie.
pair.
25c. Special Value Wire Buckle Sus-
pehders. for this sale. II i-2c. pair.
26c. Easic Roller Braces. In this sale.
~ 1-2c. pair.
Csc Int. Guyot Suspenders. in this sale.
49, pair.
Extra value wlrsBuckls Suspenders.
in this sale. lac pair
5Oc Wire Buckle Suspenders. In this
sale at 39c. pair.
Gents Kid Gloves also included In
this sale-all sizes and colors; exceptional
value. Regular 81 50 PERKINS, Gents hid
Gloves. In this sale At si.l9 pair.
Unlaundered Shirts-On these our Gus
toners are legion. These are as wei
known or better Than any other Item IN
our store. But we must have money
compeIs MS 10 make these prices:
Our soc. Plain or Pleated-Bosom Shirts
I'm this sale. nc.
Our 75c. Unlaundered White SHIRT. In
this sale soc.
Might Subsequently, made. full length.
Those requisites make them comfortable.
Such are here. but we must have money.
so they must stand the Irice cutting, In
which cost is not couSi ,er'd.
Neatly-trimmed Night Shirts. made as
above. value 75c.: in this sale 47c.
Our regular 81 90 Night Shirt-No COM
ment Is necessary. in fnis sale, 69c.
All our choice J0c N.ecSwcar. including
Tecks. Four-n-hands. Band Bows. I'm
perials. Flowing Ends. &c. in this must
have-money sale. at 39c.
We must have money so we offer choice
limo 25c. Fancy Band Bows, variety of
styles, at lie. each.
Ahout % dozen new choice s5c. Teck
Scarfs We must have money, so price
them IT &c.
Mems Handkerchicfs have not been
overlooked. and the pruning knife has
been put 10 them. We must have money
Is the only cause. Cannot duplicate the
stock az price named.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
MUST HAVE MONEY
I.ACES.

Lace-makers would "shut
up shop" if these were the
kind of prices they'd get for
their wares. Manufacture
ers' prices are giants in COM
parison with these midgets.
Want money.
Real I7nrd-made Torchon Laces at the
following prizes:
The &c. KIND for &C.. the yarl.
The Zoe Kind for SC. the yard.
The i2i5 and 10. kind FOR Zoe. the yard.
The IL AMI els ki99ds for i5c. The yard.
The 25c. kind for 100 the yard
IJnan-colored E.mbroidery-ou regular
lie. quality. but We must haze mo1sy,
80 We say Zoe. the yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
NEED CASH~-CASH--C>ASHu

| pelce Double-Knottsd Rug Fringe
regular price. 20c.: must-have-money-saie
price. l5c. ,
six Scarfs. I2x36. all colors. gold-tinted-
regular price 25c must have -money-saie
price. 100: isx5i-Tegular price. '5c; must
haye-money sale price. Sec, regular price,
81. must-have-money- sale price 'sc'
Regular price. s.25 must-have- money,
sale price CSC. Regular price. q ana
Soc must-bave money-sale price. Soc.
silk Lambrequins. all colors. extra lons
regular price 81. 50: MIST havemoncy-
sale price. sl29 Regular price. sl.eS; must
have-rnoney-sa price. sl.4I
Lace pin-Cushlon Mats. large Size
regular price l0c. musuhave-money-sai
price. s lie.
Irish Print Chair Tides, l2xl2-regular
price. Csc. must have-money-sale price,
l9c. ID