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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
We take pleasure in sell
ing our Underwear because
it is such as we and our pa
irons can we'll feel proud OF.

Wom.n's Fleeced-IIned Underwear
Vests, with crochet neck. SILK taped,
white pearl buttons, high neck, long
sleeves 25c- per garment
Women's Heavy Ribbed Union su'tA
ecru and gray, splendidly made. Soc per
suit
yvon,cn's Fyceced- Lined Jersey RIB
uulerweaI,-Ve high neck. oeauurniy
crcchete.i, silk tapcd, whit pear pn,tofs,
Siik-nniShcd sleeves cosere1 e4"SeAN sS~'
soc- per garment
woren's Atwood Scarlet Underwear
pearl buttons. silk nnlSneh. spiei"
yaue-75c- per garment
Women's Fine Non-Shrinking Wool Un,
Jerwe@r, IN natural. silver gn,y. nna
white. made OF carefully selected stock,
vests high necks long sleeves BLK tapeu
aud faced. fno white pear bueton;> 100
per garment
Women's Fine Natural Wool. Plain Un-
6erwear. high neck, long sleeves. pean
buttons silk finish. 1Je. per garment
Women's Fine Australian Wool White
Unierwear-Inedium weight patent I'm
ished seams pearl buttons, silk fnisncd-
Zoe per garment.
Womons Fine White Wool, Plain and
Ribbed Underwear-high neck. lons
sleeves an elegant garment, worth w.
price 81 per garment.
WOmon's Fine All-Wool Scarlet Under
wcar-high neck. long sleeves. silk stitch
ed. pearl buttons regular Sl.3 value
for 81 per garment
Women's Cioye-HfttinF. jersey Riohsd.
Fleeced-bined Union SuitS-crochetcd
neck, silk saped. pearl buttons-9Oc, per
suit
WOmeu's Fine Cornted Peruvian Ribbed
Combination Suits-coverod seams, reeoed
lined silk crccheteii neck and front suk
tapped. white pearl buttons-i5o suit
Women's Fine Fleece Ribbed Non
Shrinking White Union Suits-silk Gro
cheted neck and front silk tapcd, white
pearl buttons-Si.25 per suit
Women's Fine Jersey Ribbed v,sts and
Cray Union Suits-silk tapef ncckS fine
white pearl buttons, G beautiful garment
| {lI5 per suit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
srR. LIONS ron s,RtsLEY.
Writes Letter 20 Chairman Lamb So DE
claring Himself

Writes q Letter 60 Chairman Lamb So De
ciaring Himself.
Sons days ago Chairman Lamb, Of tho
Republican State ComInir.ee addressed
a letter to Hon James Lyons Jr., OF this
city. asking him 20 allow his name 70 DO
presented to tho Hanover Courthouse Con-
ventlDn as Mckinley ana Hobart eiec.or
for THIS district
Mr. Lyons replied that he would allow
his name 10 be wed In that connection,
and also addressed letter 70 Chairman
Lamb ca September "a. n watch Ia
says:
Il had, mere than o month ago, written
20 Major Mckinley a personal letter, ~
suring him OF my support and giving him
my reasons therefor, and ! have received
from him very courteous letter OF ac-
knc Wledgement I have given the subject
my mc.5t careful and thoughtful consd-
GRAFTON, md l an firmly convinced that
We must give our hearty support TO the
Republican party ~ order 70 preserve tho
Constitution OF the United States and the
form OF government which IL guarantees
10 tho people. Thus only can we pre-
serve tho liberty. the rights, and the safe
~ OF the people. icu can rely on me 10
use my best efforts 10 insure The saiccess
OF our party"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

larly at this time when so many men
are out OF work and arc out on the road
looking for something 10 do.
When party of these tourists enter
town, tho mayor meets tlem and says.
How DO gents; glad 70 see you. Just
make yourself 90 home Take in the
sights. The town IS yours as long as you
siHr.' The visitors thank MIN and then
proceed 20 take poes osSion Of tho town,
ana before night they hayo visited every
saloon ln the place takes in all the sights.
ard arc ia such condition that the
mayor sends the police forco out after
them. ana tho latter then proceed TO take
the sights 81.
When one Of the poor. unfortunate indi-
Vi4lHl5 acccst you for nickel or piece
III Pic. don't refuse him IIe may be in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
DRESS PLAIDS

Nothing more desirable or
more wearable than Plalds!
These have been chosen with
an eye to sturdiness and style
combined.
A splendid lot OF Pretty Rob Roy Piaifs.
attractive col,rings, i lie. the y"fD'
new fail goods.
Beautlful Wocl-Mixed Serge Plaids, rich
color combinations, 2Jc the yafu' ne"
ian goods.
38inch All-Wool Tartan Plaid Novelties
eulen!id elan ccmbinatiOn1 BOurelto ef-
fects. SOC the yard; new fan g0odA
89-inch Fine SIX and Woo Pad NOV
eltles. cxquisits color combinations, with
black overshot. very Frenchy and decided
j. swell and oressy, JUc. tho yard, ne"
fall goods.
40 lnch Strictly High Grade. Supcrfine
Imported silk ard Wool Paid Noyeiuee
the very handsomest cOl0rinse on beauti-
ful Ar1nure woven grounds, the richest
effects Of foreign ar. ioc. The yard ne"
fan goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
SECOND FLOOR!
At it again! Bargain-giv-
ing is a hobby Of ours.
These on the second floor.

Chenille Covers. good quality. a. sze,
4 choice styles 10 select from, in red,
olive. terra Gotta, and blue figured heavy
fringe SOC. value, Tor Mondays sale. 2gc.
each.
Chenille Covers ca or 1-2-yard Sauare,
IN fancy broken stripe. some with border.
heavy Quality, deep fringe, Wen worth
SOC, hnt for Mondays sale they al 90
at bottom price 00c. each.
Embroidery T1annels. IN cream. white,
fine quality. strictly all wool. with choice
design Ct hemstitch embroidery In various
s,yes 10 select from at the low st price,
5Oc. the yard.
One special piece Of Plain Homsttched
Embroidery Flannel very neat. strictly
all wool. Tor Mondays sale, q lie. the
yard.
Another lot OF Hemsttched Embroidery
Flannel, IN various styles. fine quality all
wool. very dainty design, ar 7Jc tho yard.
On9 special piece Cream White Strictly
All-WoOl FLANNEL, 3 inches wide. fancy
hemstitched embroidery, Il quality. Tor
Mondays sale, 81 1-2c. yard
Fancy Pink and Light Blue Polka Dot
Embroidery Flannels. very pretty for
chldrens sacques. regular si.25 quality.
special for Monday only, 81 the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
LININCSl

Our ever-increasing Lin
ing trade is splendid evidence
of our way of selling Innings.
sNesia. 30 inches. Sc. yard -
SIf-Back Figured Suesa. 20 inches,
u l-2c. value. 1Oc- yard.
3G-inoh Black-Back Slesia. 100. value.
i i-2c. yard.
Rustling Cambria. 70 yard.
3G-lncl Rustiing Percalne, 1oc. yard
4O-lnch Singapore. the latest facing,
L 1-2c. yard.
Plain Cr1nolins, IN white. state black.
Jc yard.
Paired Crtnoane. IN white slate, black,
100. yard.
Au-Lancn Canvas, 100 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
non. WILLIAM T.. WILSON.

Generals Palmer and Buckner' He Says
Represent True Democracy.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. 25--Post-
na=ter-General william L. Wilson. who
resumed hts official duties this week after
his European trip. brought back with hun
from abroad ten pounds OF additional
flesh and very evident Increase on health
and vigor.
In response to a request for an express
SION Of his views as to the political SIT
uation and the duty of Democrats In thu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

Extra Fine All.wcol White Blankets,
red and blue border, actual size 50 TX
76 H. actual weight . pounds ounces
cheap at %, at bargain price, 50 pair.
Cream white Cailrprnla Elmo Wool
Hlaukets silk bound, blue and r3d bor-
der actual sizo S5x73 inches. actual
weight pounds. worth $50. our pr1ce
81 pair.
Extra me quality White Blankets,
strictly oil wool. sotlIal size axis. actual
weight pcurdS o OUNCE. $40 value, at
bargain price, 50 pair.
Fine quality Atwood Res Blankets, ac-
tual size SisG3 inches, actual weight
pounds. at bottom price. S2.iJ tho pair.
Strictly An-wcol Red Blankets, actual
size SlxI2 inl los. sctral weight pounds
3 ounces, cheap ~ IS. your choice. 81 per
pair.
Al-Wool Rcd Blankets. best quality
wool. actual size S1X76 inches actual
weight ; pounds ounces, at the very
low price OF $3.50 pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

Mr.. Bryan continues 10 say that "a gold
standard means hard lines. Did we have
hard tines from 1873 after the resump-
ton Of specie fgold) payments, down TO
1902 Every workinsman OH enough TO
r,,nerobcr knows better. and wishes we
could have some more Of the same sort.
New York world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
Mr. Cnmnhell 10 We'd.

Mr.. and AIRS James Wilson Nightingale,
OF Washington. u. c., have announced
thc engagement Of thu daughter Miss
Bessie Barclay Nightingale. 20 Mr. Robert
Lee Campbell or this city. The wedding
vni take place IN Borryville. Va. Octo-
her 9Th. No cards VIII b6 issued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
n Nv N. sad intelligence conveyed in


train by the sad intelligence conveyed IN
these words ,.r,.sn
"One unknown tramp was klleo. =,
There are others VINO arr - -.
one 81! IN lie land 10 the other. stop
Ming On fheir wav at all tho principal
poins, 81 interest. and enjoying me Dean
Jful scenery en- route. -
NOT ALL BAD.
An ,rsmrs are not 50 from choice.
,lang Of tEcn arc forced into It. Iartcu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
MEMS UNDERWEAR
Great quantities and great
qualities at miniature prices
The best only. Read on; it's
mOney-saving talk

Mems WIra Merino Shirts and Draw
ers. on tElTd Wool ine pearl buttons
SILK TRIM od, .Oc. por garmfsl-
Mems Nol-IiIiiatlug tleccsl-Llneo HIlft
ana DraWcrn, blue mixed, Actu.h WORM
15e., priced here DOC. yer garment
The Wei known wright 6e1uine
FCr1th U,derp ear. Tor warmth com,
fort. DURABILITY. uon-iruAtiug. and eaui-
tory qualities these glrmenf3 axe lnaur-
ya-s.;aL ia two grades. AS Follow. me
Cotton Flecced. zoe. per Bitr-nruli lle
wool F1ceccI. 1.Jl per garment.
Mems White MerinO WOOL SHIRTS ari
Drawers. II btae e.rments are pos lively
two-tnifGs " DOL. beautifully finished Win
Ino silk trimmings and white pearl out
tons. 7Jc. peg garment
Mons Fine White Merino Strictly ALI
Wool UrderWear-an elegant garment ih
every way irey finished. 81 per earin sfif.
Mems super Grade White A.i-f ule
Lambs Wool Underwear SILK slt-acd,
finely trimmed, pearl buttons, 5i'-1 per
garment. -
Mems Whito Superfne Cashmere Strict
ly All Pure LAMBS Wool lne er"ear.
equal 10 any 50 garment ever solo, pi.ce
81 ~ per garment
Mems Fine Scarlet ATWOOD Sanitary
Irierwear. 4oc per garment
Mons fytrt-Orade Fine All-Woo. scar
o. Un7crrcar mcdica-ed lye elk me
irhed, pearl buttons. 81 per garment hI-
stead Cf $L25. Shirts single or double
Mems Fine Natural Wool Sanitary I'M
Cervear soft and comfortable, 81 per il-
uent. Shirts single or double breasted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
COMFORTS.

Comforts -cocd. Heavy Quilted Com
forts. fancy and plain covering. actual
size 6aI12 inches, cheap at SOC. our price
TJo each.
Choice quality Comforts. extra heavy 8
choice styles 10 select from. actual SIZE
G3x72 inches. would 30 a bargain at sll9s
but they all 20 at 81 each
Extra fine quality Quilted Saline Down
Cornfcrts-this IL the real down. choice
STYLES 10 select from. fun weight. actual
Fze GGt75 inches good value az S3.0S
your pick at $50 each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
RIBBON Specialist

The ever-entrancing and
ever-varying Ribbon beauties
always find first showing
here.
Extra Heavy AlslK Taneta Ribbon,
. IL inches wide white ground WITH
black stripes. vuy swell i4c. tho yard,
instead Of 2Jc.
beautifully figured and moired. all staple
colors, l5c. the yard, Instead of 2jc.
EXQUISITE Al-Slk Iahcta hioDcn, OH
tho new colOrs, with LACK woven el6ei
19c., Instead OF PC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
HOSIERY!

Honest Hosiery That's
the keynote to our success in
t his department. Kindly
pass Judgment on these lots.
InrantS Black Imported Half-Hosc.
spliced heels and toes cur regular l5c.
grade. for Il 10 pair.
Infants Imported Tan Half-Hose.
spliced heels ana toes, this Is a splendid
article, Tor - 1-2c. pair.
Ladies' Fun Regular Made Maco Bal
briggan Hose. spliced heels and toes, a
great bargain at 25c.. for 2oc. pair.
Ladies Imported Black Hose. spnced
heels and toes and double soles Herms-
dOrf dye-thls article Is made specially
for US. with our naIde stamped on every
pslr-2Jc. pair.
Ladies' Fine Imported Balbriggan Hose.
splced heels and tees and double soles-
this Is q bargain at 81 1-2c.-0ur special
price, sc. pair.
Infants Three-Qrarter Imported lose.
splicod heels and tees, in black and tan
Hermsdorf dye, rare thing. Tor lJo- pair.
Boys Albion Dye Heavy Ribbed Bicy-
Gle Hose spllcel heels and toes and dou-
bla knees aud solCS-this - the most
suitable stocking for rough echocl wear
25c. pair
Ladies' Regular Made Black Hose. ALSO
futely stainless, spllced heels and toes;
this Is the best stocking ever sold IL Rich
nlOnd for l0c. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
Maine Mills Resuming.

BIDpEFORD. ME-. Sept 2.-The York
Mills, OF Saco, employing 600 operatives.
ara to start up on fun time October 9th
IN all but the Bingham weaving Depart
ment.
SANFORD, ME-. Sept 2c.--peginning
next Monday. the Goodsll Worsted Mills
night and day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

The sale Of School Supplies continues.
Right happy are the children that buy their
School-Room Needs Of as. The various
lines are up TO the highest standard OF Our
way OF storskeeping.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

Readings. newest patterns. 10 piece.
Iincu Floss, oil coiors. lc. skein-
Tape, tc bunch
Metal Puff Boxes. Sc. each
Silk Cord, all col0re. lc. yard
Metal Handle WhiSks, lOc- eacn.
slrc Carriers, with fancy buckles, 100
Ba.lry's Csiebrath Rice Pewter. &c
SIX Bicycle Laocrs. ell coiors 40 each
velvet Cord Binding, al eolorA &C..
yard
Cold Cream, sc box.
Demands Lavender salts. 100 bottie.
gachet Powder, large size. &c. bottle
larinr Cotton. &c card
Jittle Puck Lamps. perfect burner. 1oc.
Machine Oil, 30 bottle
KID Curriers' &c. dozen.
Alcohol ClrEng Iron Lamps. 10 and 25c.
each.
Merdlng Tissue i0c. package.
Hair Crnpfrs. l5c. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
75c. KID GLOVES, 49c.

Splendid bargaining thisl
Here's a Glove, the equal Of
any 75c. glove that ever
crossed q counter-b'oster's
patent-laciug, 5 and 7 hooks.
black and the new shades OF
tan and brown, full line OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

Miss Helen Burgess, OF Fluvanna, Is
visiting her uncle. Mr.. J. ~ Burgess, at
81 north Ninth treet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

there's money in it.
4-inch Jelly Dishes, 10 each
Hluted Goblets, SIC. dozen.
STYLES Flint-Glass Tunblers, star bot
tom. luted bottom, and nuted glass, DC
dozen. ~
Vine Decanters. cut-giass design, 300.
each
s-inch Fruit Dish. Sc. each; cut-glsss
1O-inch Fruit Dish. cur-glass design, ia
Fruit COMFORTS. 41-2inch. plata flint
glass, &C. each.
Haif-GaIlon Jug. hob-nsll pattrrn. loo.
each.
g-lnch Cake salver, 100 each
3 styles Individual Salts. 1c. each
1-gallon Tin-Jacket Glass Old Cans, 100.
each.
7Inch Alpine China Bakers, 100 each.
G-inch Alplne China Flat Dishes. 20
each.
s-lnch Alpine China Fiat Dishes 1oO
each.
CabHe Ewers and Basins, 600 set; resu-
lar 100. goods.
Large Open Slcp Jars, re each
Brass Banquet Lamps with centre
draft burners-as good "a any NO lamp
buruera-special. 81 each.
The Vesta Night Lamp. soliT brass In
tntoi colors the best and most complete
al-night lamp on the market, Toe eachs
instead OF 2Jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
MEMS GOODSi

Only a few items. The
stock abounds with "crack-
a-jacks."
1fen's Black Haf-Hose. Inuis Uerms-
dorf dyer, high Fpllced heols and double
fOes-thcso goods ere guaranteed to wear
a. well as any that can lie bousht-price
j. 1-2c. pair.
od Handkerchiefs. -. /. and l-2-inch
hens. these goods are real pc goods,
but We price them 10 you at x0c. each, or
for 81.
Mems White FullDrcs7 Shirts, Iaun-
dered. Omen back and front cusLom-made,
pure linen toSom, 81.
Mons White plcatet- Bosom Shirts,
Murdered. open beck ono front. 1 and
] i-2indh ploats. sizes "a TO Is. worth 81,
price Sc
srecial OH lot Natural Wool Shirts.
these are fine all-w Dol, worth s1.25. FOR 81
odd lot Gray Shirts and Drawers, these
ERE wool mixed, real worth 75c.. price 5pc
odd lot Gray and Tan Shirts and Draw
ers-taese goods are worth 81 lie, price
2Jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
EXTREMELY FASCINATING OF
MILLER & RHOADS.

esag
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

Mrs. Albert G. Bruce has just returned
from q. . yi..s to the pa,aea, eenaezaiartaa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
DOMESTICS & LINENS.
The best housekeepers'
supply store is here. Grand,
good stuffs at the always
lowest prices, that's why.

Sheets md Pillow Case. made OF first
quality rouni-thread cotton, free from all
dressings. torn and lrUned. not cut
Pillow GEES 42X30, bargain, 1-3c.
Extra Large Pillow Cases. 50K56, 12 i-2o.
apiece. - - -,
Hemstitchea Fnlow CazeA 1890, 10c.
Foster Cases. 42r72. cheap, 25c.
Sheets f0r single bed 81 yards wide,
Sbeets FOR MEDIUM bed, 2 yards Wide,
40. apiece. se,.
Shoots Tor doublo bed, Ia yards "lde'
CANON Flannels. mbleached. heavy
tyylr With long fleece tlat VIII not TUB
ok in washing, .. 9 u. s 1-3. 10, i Il.
u. 1eo. yard. ,t ~,
canton Flarrcls bleHcheu. neaFy tWlIl,
,yifh eoft Snort fleece. that viii stand any
laundry, 6 il, Id. 10, u L. 10. lsc.
ynrl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
SCISSORS, &c.

The most of fine cutlery
comes from over the sea.
Here is a new lot of High
Grade Scissors, made by the
famous Rogers Cutlery Com
pany, superior quality cast
steel, warranted best finish,
beautifully nickled, all sizes
from 81 to 6inches, price
14c. the pair instead Of sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
LINENS

large Heavy Floor Cloths. Sc. piece.
White and BlIe Checked Doy Les, no.
IInn,r Napkins. aI linen. 6oc. dozen.
Loom Dice Table Damas1. % mcies
wide. very cheap &c. yard.
HaIf-Bleacnod Table DamaSk g. Inches
vide. 500 value 35c. yard.
r. .oched IRISH Damask. 50 inches vide,
a bargain. 89c yard.
Bates Turkey-Hed Danask, 80 inches
wide PC yaoi. 20
Imported TIrkey-Rei pam1sk, %
indies wide. e1coglonALy good oJc- yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
thee or LEISURE orr
TING READY 10 VISIT US.

when They Ask for nroad DON'T Give
Thorn Tract Pie ~ what They Like.
hut They Haio Dog and Work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

Dy. Jacob Ntchanx has returned to tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
NOTION ITEMS.

We keep telling Of these
little things because it's to
your interest to keep posted
on where to save triAes'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
THE BASEMENT.

Here's a few Basement
items that Il make good read
ing matter. Investigate
there's money in it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

sizes, and the price 49c. the
pair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-07
PAGES MILE IN 2:02a.

Little Robert j. made phen omenal
mile on the Columbus, o., track, where
the grand circuit is now being held by
covering the dist ance In 2:023.. All pre-
vious sensations are eclipsed, and the
little PAGER has once more proven himself
to be the monarch of harness racers.
The sensational heat was run between
RoDert j., Frank Agan and Rubenstein.
When the wire was passed Rubepstein sct
out like wild horse, conveying the
gelding to the quarter in 80 1-2 seconds
and stepping clear Of them, was length
ahead at the half in LOO l-2. The
spectators shouted with Joy TO see
the Ohio champion in front and
when he reached the three-qusrter in 81
there was a sudden hush ut the prospect
OF Rubenstein winning out. That was
his limit. however, and as he fell back,
Frank Agan took the lead and squared
away for home at a clip that did fair to
wipe out all records. At his wheel was
Robert j., better rated ano fresher than
his big antagonist. Relentlessly the re-
juvinated champion lessened the dis
tance, and at the seventh furIough he
was at the leaders, saddle. Agan began
TO ialter, and his driver applied the whip
IN vain. Steady as perfectly balanced
machine and as straight as an arrow, the
small bundle of whipcord, sinew and
muscle came pome short length
ahead. 1his was the greatest pacing
race ever seen won in the remarkable
time Of 2:02a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-07
MAKING HONEY.
The Orator Eeccived an Answer Sooner
Than Ho Expected.


Than Ho Expected.
"Judge Denny Of Lexington had a pc
culiar experience In Mcnifec county, KY"
said man from the Bluo Grass State 10 n
Star reporter. Tho judge Is one of the
most eloquent stump speakers in the Re-
publican pGrty, ard no one can make a
stronger tariif argument. He was charg-
ing tho Democratic administration with
the financial depression in an outdoor
meeting near Frenchburg. Who, he ask
ed, is making any money! II any one is,
l would like TO sec him.
"After the meeting closed n man came
up, and taking tho judge to one side said:
I'm the man yo' axed for in mcetin.
Course / couldn't mako no sign in thet
crowd, but am ready to do business.
"'You are what, mani asked tho aston
ishcd orator.
"'Tho man that's maxim the money out
hyar yo' talked bout
"'Oh, replied the judge. Well, what
are you making"
"'Eothin but half dollars, but hev a
brother in Bell county who makes dollars,
an i reckon could git yo' some. Yo' hcv
a pow full chance to pass 'cm goin roun,
but ! never would n thought TO spoke II
yo' hadn Z axcd fer me.
"The rather startled statesman could do
nothing but mako an appointment with
the man and then leave the county as
quickly as possible. Washington Star