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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-01-23

Memphis Commercial Appeal: The
present Congress bids fair to be IL
long one and as full of wind and
words and as barren of works as any
of it's predecessors.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-01-23

The Turkish Government has for
feited its right to exist, and by con-
mon consent it ought to be obliteraS-
ed from the earth.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-01-23

R. B. Smith, aged 72, was nar.jec.
to Mrs. T. B. Farley, aged 81, at
Eldorado Springs, Mo-, recently. ST.
is his fifth wife and be her thir.
husband.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-01-23

& Gulf Railway Company for the
time and on the conditions set forth
in the petition of the property tax
payers"
Against the special tax of five mills
in aid of the Kansas City, Watkins
& Gulf Railway Company for the
time and on the conditions set forth
in the petition of the property tax
payers.
And your petitioners will ever pray,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-01-23
Proceedings Of the Democratic
Executive Committee.

BENTON, La, JAN. Is, 1896.
The Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Bossier parish met at Ben.
ton, on Wednesday, Jan. Is. 1896,
pursuant to adjournment, with the
following members present in person
or by proxy: W. Fl. Hodges, T. G..
Pickett, wv. G. Vance proxy, J. NJ.
Arnold, W. J. Fish, u. NJ. Arnold
proxy, W. B. Boggs, J. F. Strayhan,
". A. Stroud, L. T. Sanders, J. A..
Snider, (R. E. Wyche proxy and
J. F. Edwards, u. G. Ogden proxy.
DR.. G. H. Irion, Chairman, being
absent the committee was called to
order by R. B. Hill, Secretary.
1t was then moved and seconded
that W. 3. Boggs act as Chairman
pro tenn. Carried.
1t was moved and seconded that
the proxy, W. G. Vance for 7. G.
Pickett, be received. Carried.
It was moved and seconded that
the minutes of last meeting be adop
ted as corrected. Carried.
Moved and seconded that j. G. Bel
be declared the nominee for Justice
of Peace ward l. Carried.
Moved and seconded that r. c.
Stinson be declared the nominee fol
Justice of Peace ward 2. Carried.
The following returns of election
held on Jan. II, 1896, were tabulatec
and found to be as follows:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-01-23
Proclamation of Election.

The following ordinance was offer
ed by e. S. Dtorch, President, and
duly seconded by J. T. Many, and
having been read, was adopted by
the following vote: Yeas-E. S
Dortch, President; J. T. Many, f
II. Barnett, T. NJ. Love, C. D. San
didge. J. w. Jeter and j. A. Sewall
Nays-none.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-01-23

The average height of clouds above
the earth is between one and two
miles. The height depends much SO
the season.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-01-23

AASA~>
under the general election laws of
the State of Louisiana, and at the
polling place established in pursu-
ance of law in the said parish ward
No. l, in the Parish of Bossier afore-
said, and that the ballots to be used
at said election shall be printed in
the form set forth in the said annex
ed petition to this Police Jury.
Sec. 3. Be it further Ordained by
the Police Jury of the Parish of Dos
sier, That the Board of Supervisors
of Election of the said Parish of
Bossier are hereby requested to ap-
point commissioners and clerks to
serve at said polling place; to give
due notice of said appointment and
of the time and place of holding said
election, and to make returns OF said
election to E. S. Dortch, President
of the Police Jury, of the Parish Of
Bossier, who shall announce and
promulgate the result of said elec-
ton according to law, and shall con-
tract with said railway company &C
cording to law and the terms of the
said petition.
Sec. 4. Be it further Ordained by
the Police Jury of the Parish of Bos-
sier, That the Assessor of the parish
shall furnish to the commissioners OF
election hereinbefore authorized, a
complete list of the taxpayers with
the amount of their assessments re-
spectfully, in parish ward No. l, oi
said parish, duly certified; and the
registering officer of said parish
furnish duly certified test of the
electors of said parish ward No. l, tc
the said commissioners of election.
Be it further Ordained by the
Police Jury of the Parish of Bossiel
aforesaid, That the commissioners O.
election shall receive the ballots O.
all property taxpayers of the parish
ward No. l, entitled to vote at sait
election, under the laws of the Stat
of Louisiana, and before depositins
, the same in the bottot box shall en-
dorse thereon in the presence Of th
elector, unless the ballot shall hav
, been so endorsed, the name of tn
! voter, and the amount of the valu
of his assessed property, and sal
, commissioners shall make returns G
, the number of votes and the amount
of the assessed value of the propert
5 voted for and against the levy of th
5 said special tax, .....
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And your petitioners will ever pray

etc.
II. c.. Clemens.
Jake Williams.
Press James.
H. E. Adkins,
J. H. Williams.
4. L. Reed.
A. Y. kennon.
Frank Dickey.
Geo. Jenkins.
John Sumner.
Alph burns.
King Wade.
Ike Johnson.
Prinas Johnson.
Harvey Brown.
Geo. Harris.
Ely Banks.
| Geo. Malone.
John Ranes.
Dennis Jones.
Sam divers, Jr.
| w. II. HOuSes.
| T. w. Holmes.
J. W. Prince.
| A. J. Moss.
R. H. Raines.
W. H. Bishop.
John Dolan.
T. T. Bates.
W. B. Graham.
T. B. LATTER.
L. NJ. Pruitt.
W. Starfor.
S. Nj. Furniss.
| Will Demisson.
Jake Williams.
Anthony Redecl
VIM. Charlston.
George Jinkius,
Flick Moody.
W. A. Huey.
E. A. Rabb.
A. LATTER.
Wesley Monroe,
Grigg Andrew.
J. D. Cahill.
G. L. Mccoy.
NJ. f. Wiley.
G. W. Mayo.
John Ray.
Miles Ford.
A. Abrahamson,
Ed. Parker.
Lucien Roberso
r. A. Holmes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

that county. The first case that viii
come I'D Is that of Marable, when Will
begin Monday. No sort or fear Is enter
tanned by court officers that diflicuity
will arise In obtaining twelve men TO
sit In the case, and it Is expected. there
fore, that Marable's trial VIII be well
on the way by Monday evening. There
must needs be many disappointed Visi-
tors bent on hearing the trial OF these
prisoners. The courtroom Is not large
enough 10 admit of more than go to 3oO
persons, IL every available inch or space
is taken. There will be no reserved
seats. and the first who enter the building
Will be the fortunate ones. The pre-
caution. however. against chronic court
room loungers spending the day In the
house has been taken By Judge Crute.
Every bench outside the bar enclosure
has been removed from the building,
and no seats will be provided or allowed
to be had by the public. II Is CONN.,
IDENTIFY expected that the trial OF Marable
will be concluded I'm time TO take up
one OF the womens cases by Wednesday
MARABLES SPIRITS.
Solomon Marable keeps up the best OF
spirits. and apparently has not the slight
est realization Of the awfulness OF his
situation. He requested Jailer Matthews
TO buy him Jews'-harp, upon which he
strikes a monotonous strain during al
most all the hours Of the day. When
talked with he laughs carelessly al any
thing that touches his risibles then
again he assumes a serious countenance,
and invariably hangs his head when the
murder question Is alluded 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
WOODSTOCK.
Personal Notes--EntitIcd to the Belt.
F1ag-Hnising.

WOODSTOCK, VA. March H-spe-
cial)-Mr. J. II. Clover. a prominent
citizen OF this place. who has been in
disposed for several weeks, is improv-
ing.
colonel e. T.. Stickley. who has been
Zoo Florida for two weeks in quest Of
health. returned recently much benefited
ly the trip.
Hon 5 $. Turner OF Front Royal. was
in town on Monday (court-day). looking
after denomination for reelection next
au Mr.. Turner has many friends in
this section.
a. H. Snyder. of the Rockingham Re
giGer. Harrisonburg, and wife were in
town this week, called here by the death
of Mrs. d. +. Burner. Mrs. SnydeTs
sister.
Airs. r. d. Richey left on Wednesday
OF this week for an extended visit in
New York.
The condition Of Circuit-Clerk George
W.. NIuey. who has been confined 10 his
iv-m Tor the six weeks past continues
% improve, and he will resume his du-
t's in bis office as soon as the weather
wA permit him TO venture out.
John Reed, Of Baltimore, Md, was
in This place this week. called here by
the death Of his kinsman, Major Isaac
Haas
a. A. Clarke. Of Mount Clifton this
county, has 900 his farm a small flock OF
sheer consisting of eleven ewes that
have two1iy-three lambs. Mr.. Clarke
says be- has the belt in the Valley.
learn that an organized effort is
being made TO macadamiZe the road
leading from the depot on the Baltimore
ana Ohio railroad 10 New Market dis
tince ~ about two miles. This is a good
move. and the county will be called upon
90 help the movement.
j. J. Trplett, Of Mount Jackson. this
county who Is one of the largest millers
in the State. has purchased the tele-
phone line running from New Market
- this place. along the Valley turnpike,
and viii extend the same 10 Winchester.
ana pat ln an exchange at this place and
80 Winchester.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy will
hold an oyster festival In the courthouse
tonight and Saturday night. for the
benefit OF the Confederate camp Of this
place
Miss Lille Meredith and William Sha-
yer both OF Edlnburg. were married
in The Methodist church there on last
Wednesday.
The Junior Order OF United American
Mechanics OF Mount Jackson. In con-
nectlon with lodges from Woodstock.
Toms Brook. Quicksburg. Broadway.
ava New Market. will hold a reunion
end fag-raising AZ Mount Jackson on
Saturday. March 2ist Several bands OF
music and noted speakers will be In at
tendance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

the head OF the North Fork. In Pendleton
county. ". Va. and might be aged any
where from IS 10 70. and the bride. per-
haps forty years his junior, was from
the Allegheny mountain. near the line or
the two Virginias. But the most re-
markable feature connected with the case
was that exactly three weeks before the
wedding-day, Old Man Glass had buried
his former wife, but didn't appear
trihe broken UP" over II.
The Highland Cornet Band, recently
organized at Monterey. have ordered
from a New York dealer full set OF
high-gTade instruments. and our citizens
may soon have TO listen TO various dis
cordant sounds from the practice-room.
This however. can be patiently endured.
as the organization possesses sufficient
talent TO guarantee good music later on.
Chairman ~. T.. Flelsher. OF the Re-
publcan County Committee. has issued
a call for a mass-meeting OF the High
land Republicans on the cd instant 20
elect delegates TO the district and State
conventions. which assemble at Stanton
on the 22d and 2Sd OF April, respectively.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
HIGHLAND.
sugar-0rchard People P1eased-A
Marriage.

MONTERREY. VA, March H-(Spe-
o1il-The heaviest snowfall OF the win
Ter began on Wednesday morning,
continuing until the depth Of nearly six
Inches was reached. This was followed
10y the mercury running within few
srees Of zero. Owners Of sugar or
,hafls greeted the cold wave with
delight, In that II guaranteed 10 them
more extensive season.
About noon on last Thursday party
W iour-two In a buggy and two on
Aoiseback-moyed slowly down Main
street untll opposite the Clerks Office,
"hen an old man alighted from the
buggy, entered the office, and procured
marriage license In the name OF James
W. Glass and Nellie Starks. They then
resumed their former pace tho next
matt being made In front OF the Metho-
olst parsonage. on Water street Rev.
W. H. Wooif promptly tied the knot.
ana tho couple returned 10 one Of the
village stores. II was here that your
correspondent, as well as many Others.
became interested. and. by dint Of much
Inquiry the following facts were brought
10 light:
Inc groom. as the license had already
revealed, was James Glass. from near
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

Heavy Cotton Honey-Comb Towel, with
Red borders. % inches long. ~ inches
wide. &c. each zoe. per dozen.
Pure-L,inen Satin Damask Knotted
Fringe Towel, all colors. OF border
IL l-2c. each.
Bleached Cotton Towel, ready Tor use
extra-large size. &C. each; 81 per dozen.
Pure Linen Colored-Border Napkins. 20
different borders, &c. each.
Pure Linen Extra-Heavy Double Satin
Damask Doylles, colored borders, 6l-ic.
each.
Pure Linen German Damask Table Linen.
60 inches wide. soc. per yard; 5-S Nap
kins TO match, $50 per dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

SPECIAL PRICES IN PAPERS OF ALL
KINDS.
Commercial, Note, and octave size
Writing Paper. ruled and plain, lie. q
pound. that usually COST 20c.; Large
Square Envelopes, best grade, packs for
loo; Large Business Envelopes. 10 PACKS
for Csc. Good cloth-Brush, lOc.; CONNER
clal Note Writing-Paper, &c. quirs;
Fine Linen Writing-Paper, I'm tinted and
plain, the latest styles, that was 6oc. q
box, for 39c. box; Mourning Writing
Paper, &c. quire, was l5c.
TOILET DEPARTMENT.
Surplus stock OF Photo. Frames, to re-
duce stock, will sell theBsas the follow
ing low prices: Celluioid Frames, with
pansy design, Sc. each; Gold and Silver
Embossed Celluloid Frames. sold for 5c.,
&c. each: Pure Vaseline. 1-pound cans.
l5c. 1-3-pound Serew-Top Vaseline. loo. q
bottle; Genuine Waterbury Clocks, &c.;
Waterbury Clock, with the alarm. 15c.;
Genuine Vernon Tooth-Brushes. every
shape, Csc. each; Highly-Scented Toilet
Soap, that sold for l0c. a cake, for i-2c.
a cake; Genuine CASTLE Soap, will not
sink in water &c. cake; White Violet
Soap, as sweet as perfume lie. cake;
Sweet Briar Soap, 47c. dozen; Lubins
Soap, 45c. a cake; Florence-Back Black
Bristle Hair-Brushes, 25c. each; full as
SOrtment OF new ana popular sntots ia
Dennison's Crepe Paper. lsc. roll; Gan
uine Bristle Military Hair-Brushes, 81
apiece; Rub-l-Shine Furniture Polish, Civ
ing unsurpassed lustre. i5c. bottle;
Wool Furniture busters, all coiors DC.
each, instead OF &c.; Bay Rum. &c. bot
tie; "Lait dIris." for the toilet, isc. O
bottle; Genuine Rubber Dressing Combs.
9-lnch, sold for &c., special price &c;
Celluloid Baby-Combs. sl0c.; Genuine Iyo-
ny Baby-Combs, 15c.; Sanitary Toilet-Pa-
per, package contains 1000 sheets. for
l0c., OF for &c; Perforated Roll Toilet
Paper, SC dozen; Writing-Paper, good
quality. SC. n box. with envelopes to
match.
NOTION DEPARTMENT. ~ r
Nickel Wavlng-Pins, / dozen In box, &c. |:
Enamelled Hair-Pins. assorted sizes, DC.
a box; Strong Kid Curriers'. 5-inch. loo. q
bunch; Non-Twisting Tape, assorted
widths, &c. a package; Dull and Bright
Jet Veil and Dress-Pins, SC. a paper;
Linen Bobbin. lc a bunch; Linen Floss.
lc a skein: Steel-Point Hair-Pins, ~ o
box; Good. Heavy. i0-Inch Whaieboae. ioc.
a bunch; Nickel Safety-P!ns. all sizes. &c.
O paper; Whalebone Casing. lie. roll OF
yards--5c. a bunch; Hump Hooks and
Eyes, &c. card; Solid-Head English
Dressing Pins, &c. q paper; Steel Crochet
Needles, ic. each; Embroidery Cotton. lc.
dozen; Rubber Hair-Pins, In amber,
shell, polished and dull Black, &c. each
3 for &C.; Bachelor Buttons. Sc. box;
satin-Linsd Leatherette Card-Cases, Sc.
each.
am OIL. n E0AnAvIk
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Turkey Red Oil Calico,
with black figures, only
? lac. yard.
IL I-2c. quality Dimity, all
fresh, new patterns, full
pieces, ! LAC. yard.

Spring styles and weights Of Boys Cas-
simeres
An-Wool Fine Soft Casslmeres. soc. yard.
regular Toe. value
Fred rlcksburg- Stripe Cassimeres, regular
4jc. value, for SOC. yard.
Heavy English VALE Corduroy, only 5Oc.
yard.
Solid-Black Sateen, that sells everywhere
for 100 yard, we will sell, as long as
II lasts, for lac. yard.
Chameleon CrepOn, looks like MORE SILK.
the prettiest and cheapest fabric for
spring waists, only l0c. yard.
Linen Duck for suits and skirts, the
most stylish and serviceable fabric TO
be had, tic. yard.
800 patterns OF the Best Yard-Wide Per-
Gales, including all-llnen effects, II l-2c.
yard.
Golf Suitlng, in Gray and Brown mix
lures, u 1-2c yard.
Dotted Swiss Muslins. linen ground,
Black ground. White ground, with col
ored figures. IL l-2c. yard.
so patterns Rejane Dimity, Dresden pat
terms, stripes, and changeable effects,
at u 1-2c. yard.
Fine Defender Batiste, In all the latest
designs TO be found in the ~ 1-2c.
quality, for &c. yard.
The Best French Sateens. background,
colored figures, slightly imperfect, for
9 7-Sc yard
Heavy Check Cheviots, imitation OF the
finest imported Dress-Goods, only loe.
ward
Solid-Pink Chameleon Crepon, sells for
y l-2c.-here for Sc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
BlcaChcd TWillcd Cotton
Towels, Regular Price SC.
Each, SLOng ThcyLaSt
1C. EACH.
Turkey Red Table DaTnask,
Full Width, Only 9sC.Yard.

Affection Bleached Table Damask. l9c.
per yard; patterns like the best linen
goods.
The best 2-yard-wide Double Satin
Bleached Damask, regular 81 value
Toe. per yard.
/ case 15-Inch Bleached Cotton Crash,
best grade, for 3 7-Sc. per yard.
Pure-I.inen Red-Stripe Crash, 20 inches
wide. regular &c 2-3c value. for u 1-2c.
per yard.
80 dozen Damask Napkins. with sell
wage on both sides, IS inches square,
for 99c. per dozen.
q patterns of the best Imported OIL
Boiled Turkey-Red Table Damask, 45c.
per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
GLOUCESTER JOTTINGs.
Personal understandable Mineral
Water-Tbe Farmers.

GLOUCESTER, VA, March H-(Spe-
cial)-Mrs. Z. w. Burwen and Mrs. f.
X. Catlett are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l..
c. Catlett.
II IS said that one OF Richmond's prom
Islng young businessmen will take a
Gloucester bride next month.
Miss Annie Vanderbilt Is In Washing
ton.
Mr.. s. B. Chapman. our County Clerk,
IS still sick Mr.. Munsen Shackelford has
been doing a good deal Of writing for him.
The rectory near the Courthouse Will
soon receive a much-needed coat OF paint
The money to do the work was raised by
the Gloucester Courthouse Circle Of
Kings Daughters.
Mr.. w. T.. Carr has great deal OF
humber in place for his new store.
The bricks for the new Clerks Office
were expected 10 be here before this. Mr..
smith. the contractor, has been detained
en- Chicago by the sickness Of his wife
and daughter.
ARTESIAN WELLS.
From time TO time Artesian wells have
been sunk on York river, and good water
has been obtained. There Is a good well
M Almonds wharf two or three hundred
Yards from the shore. Some years ago
captaln George T.. Brown, OF New Kent,
sunk n well at his oyster-house out In
the river opposite to Roosevelt farm. In
ta!s county. The water obtained was not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
CROWN Twill SUIT
INGS, LOOKS LIKE
WORSTED, FOR $3.50.
PER YARD.
rs Dozen Pillow Cases,
Made of good round
thread cotton, IL I-2C.
value, for i I-ZC. each.

All Of our Sheets. Pillow, and Bolster
Cases are torn from the piece which
prevents pickering after washing.
Extra-Heavy Round-Thread Bleached
Sheets. ready-hemmed, and Numbered
for use, 2 12x2 IL yards, zoe. each.
Ready-Hemmed Bleached Pillow-Cases'
made of extra-heavy muslin, 45xS6
IL 1-2c. each.
Bolster-Cases, made of fine round thread,
bleached muslin 36x36 inches. lie. each.
White F'lannels, in spring weights. half
wool. a inches wide IL lie. yard
Atwood 27-Inch-Wde 2jc. yard Embroid-
cred Flannel, made on Ballard-vaie,
yard-wide all-wool fannels, from 4gc
TO sl25 a yard.
Bcst-Quality Amoskeag A. G. A.Bed-Tick-
ing. guaranteed feather-proof-now
II 1-2c. yard; regular 16 2-Sc. value
Absorbent Stocknet Rubber Sheeting
yard-wide Toe. yard dor Infants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
COlOrcd Dress Goods.

OUlUlVN tOO UUUOOs
Imported Covert Cloth, in delicate Spring shades superior
inish full 46 inches wide 81 .25
Imported Sikh Pads in exquisite bendngs, including
Reeda Old Rose Lacs &c, the perfection of style and quality
full dollar value, at Toe
Full Yardand-a alfwde Atwood Sung, pretty check and
broken effects would cheap 5Ocsix desgns-at &c.
Imported Shepherd and Fancy Checks Black and White and
Colored andB Black, 40 inches wide, Zoe.
Full of Bright Nobby Plaid special waist designs
combinations please the most fasdous imported goods OF
selected wool, Soc
The latest and one of the most desirable the
Elegant Bouce productions but equal the 81 I'M
ported goods We show them all color marked with Black
Green, and Brown, at SOC. the yard
Black Wool Storm Serge hardtwsed 80 inches WIDE 2Oc
MoEair with dainty little figures 19cthe Soc kind
French Serge smooth finish 3712c yardhe SOC kind
45nch Storm Serge doubtwsed perfect Black oOc yard
the Toe. kind
English Crepon pure WOOL with silk stripe the s135 kind for
81 yard.
French Crepon Deep rich cnkes, newest weaves 45 nchcs
75c-the 81 grade.
45-nch Atwood Diagonal with Mohair stripe, 5sche 75c
200 yards Mohar sican bright ustre perfect color, so
inches soc. yard-the 81 25 kind.
Pure Mohair Lustre with bright brilliant silk effect 75c yard
36nch Mohair Mixtures brilliant lusre the newest PATTERN
SOC. yard-the soc kind.
5onch Star Diamond Feneta Cloth perfect Black specially
adapted for separate skirts, at 75c
52nch Bluet or RainProof Serge-rain will positively
spot or shrink 1.-THE fabric for ladies' bicycle costumes at
$125 yard ,
Black Brocade Frieze with raised hgues 80 inches VICE.
spices French Serge 25c yard-he SOC kind
54nc Atwood French Cloth that sold for Ioc Speciai Tor
Monday 39c. yard.
900 pieces Waist Dress Silk specially adapted for early
spring wear at the universally acknowledged low price
90 pieces Black Brocade Ak India Taeta % inches value
75c. for SOC.
$50 pieces ASik Fancy Taeta all the newest styles and
colors, 75c. yard.
1000 yards Japanese Wash Silk positively be washed,
at the extreme low price of 25c yard
IL pieces ASk Check and Striped Taea the newest thing
for chldren's dresses 39c-the soc. kind.
pieces New Spring Silk Persian and Dresden Effects Toe
yard
1O7 pieces ASk Persian Taeta Fl inches wide light and
dark effects, 81 yard
SOC Heavy Tafeta Silk with Persian designs 81 25 yard
10 pieces ASk Satin Duchesse Taeta and Faie, vauc
Soc. at SOC the yard.
pieces Black Bocade Taieta Fast Black high lustr "a
inches, Zoe yard-the 81 kind.
Black Bocade eros GRAIN with rich Persian design 81 yard
the 81 20 kind.
Black Double Surah the &C., kind for 39c Only limited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
FARMvILLE.
The Approaebing Lunenburg Trials.
M.r.I,Ie Indifferent.

FARMyILLE. VA. March H.-sspe-
ciai.) 1.-THE trials OF tho Luhehpufs
pr.soners- Solomon Marable Mary, AID.
unpreeedented crowds 10 Farmville. A
gentleman tust from Lunenburg Court
horse says hundreds viii be here from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

Young Mems Suits that other stores sell
for So a suit; our price. S2.99.
Young Mems Suits, In three different
patterns, two thirds wool, that other
stores sell for $50; our price, $50.
Young Mems Suits, in all-wool home
spuns, that other stores sell for 81 a
suit; our price. SisS.
Young Mems Suits, in all-wool Brown
Cashmere that other stores sell for
IS a suit: our price. $3.50
Young Mems Suits. in allwool corded
worsted, that other stores sell for
$3.50; our price, SIS.
Bows Double Breasted Suits, ages SIG
years, at prices that sound ridiculous.
but we ask you to go elsewhere, and
look before coming here. and convince
yourself II these prices do not.
BOYS Melton Suits. in three different
styles for sl.09 a suit.
BOYS All-Wool Gray. Tan. Brown. Black,
and Blue Undressed Cheviot Suits, for
$40 q suit
Boys Atwood Corded Worsted Covert
SCloth and Clay-Worsted Suits for $
suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
indiana aun-rrlaI. un.ati.fscsory.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. March IA
local paper says private adviees received
In this city convey the information direct
from officers OF the new oattieship IN
diana that the result OF the gun triais ~
sea OF that big fighting machine has beea
disappointing and unsatisfactory.