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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

eli Conner Albert Mitchell De4l, James
Walter Iattomus, Henry Init LarlmOre,
Alexander Bruce Hunt, James Danlel
Coleman De Jarnette, Francis CASTOR
Hereford. Stockton Heth Tyler, and Ca
biel Howe Penn. ,.,...
Mr. Harry w. Myers IS al home having
coulDleted his second years course IN the
Toufeville Presbyterian Theological SEM
mary. He will preach the coming summer
10 HOme-MissiOn churches in West VIZ
Rev. DIT. J. A. Quarles and Elder A. 4.
BARCLAY have returned home from Au-
gusta county, where they ATTENDED a
meeting OF the Lexington Presbytery;
THE following gentlemen have oeen
chosen 10 represent this county az ne
Council Of the Episcopal Diocese o. south
ern Virginia In June at Wytheyille;, VIZ
liam A. Anderson and +. NJ. Pendletonf
Lexington; W y. Pritchard, Buena VISTA.
i w GerOw, Glasgow.
Mr.. John j. Valentine, OF san francls-
co president OF the Wells, Fargo COM
pany Express. and family have been visit
Ing In the county for the past week lie
rs a cousin OF sculptor Edward valentine;
Mrs. Gibson, wife OF Senator Gibson, OF
MARYLAND. and Mrs. James j. Nelch, OF
Richmond we're the guests OF Mrs. j.
Randolph Tucker this week:
Rev H. &. Irwin is attending the meet,
ing OF Lexington Presbytery at bethel
church. Augusta county.
William c. Preston. Esq. OF kicnnlonu'
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SHENANDOAH COUNTY.
The Tramp Nuisance-Narr0w Escape
from "a Horrible Death.

The Tramp Nuisancc-Narr0w Escape
from Horrible Death.
WOODSTOCK. VA. May 9.-Cspecial)-
Tire County Court OF this county will
begin its May term here on Monday. The
docket IS large one. and the term Will
consume abou, ten days
This place and vicinity has been over
ran with professional uamps for tho
past week. 1t is said that they are
moro numerous than ever before
William b. Allen. one OF the Com
m.ss.ouers in Chancory Of the Circuit
Court of this county has taken the
mual step looking 20 procuring a d.
c.Use to preach 60 no Methodist Episco-
Dol Church. South. he has been I'M
s'rucled 20 preach monthly az New Hope
th.s county.
a cain HISS been issued 10y The Confcde-
rate Camp OF Veterans here % organize
camp 0f Sons ~ Veterans The
former has decided 20 attend the Con
fedcrato reunion. al Richmond. June
nsh to July "a. The stephens CIV Rand
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VIII accompany them, uniformed similar
TO that of the veterans.
An application has been made for a
charter 10 erect and operate large
brlck-manufacturng plant near Edinburg.
this county, about four miles south Of
this place The names Of the interested
parties are not yet given out.
Aunt" Nlilly Jackson, an aged colored
woman Of this place. had narrow
escape from a terrible death few days
ago. She was washing and her cloth
ing caught fire from the flames under
me kettle but fortunately, help was
near az hand and she was saved. having
received only slight burns.
The mountains near this place are
alive with bark-peeling camps, and a
large amount OF that marketable pro-
duct is being peeled and already a large
quantity has been hauled TO this point
for shipment.
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More and more of the dress goods
business centres at Meyers. because Of
quo '.v.lte leadership as dress goods
v.rs no other stock offers such op-
.rtmty topick exclusive things, be-
A.. 10 other house has 80 many
exclusive studs produced, and the
leadership that helps us sell exclusive
s'.a best also makes us best sellers OF
l. endless line OF chic and pretty
fabric. not confined to us. Big buy
ing possible because of big selling
Keeps t4e prices at a point that stag
gers comp petition
$50" IRON toc: The most complete
....rt and selection of Wool Dress
Uu the market
N.. IEDM Sli &C.,. one lot or De
In Tan and Cray mixtures, a
...shtiul weight and enect'
SG2e yn1S- or se.Z2foCsE
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

These arc not ordinary Silk Bargain
surprises. When you come 10 think of
their real value you'll know how cheap
they're marked We make it advan-
tagcous to you to buy silk stu6s from US.
AT 87isc: Au-Snk GauHre Crepe. in three
different colorinss, the regular 75c.
quality.
AT 44c.: Persian and Japanese Drapery
SIX. the regular 69c. quality.
AT 5Oc.: One-Nard-W Wide Pure White Hab-
utai SILK. the regular zoe. quality.
AT 29c.: I-inch Pure White Habutai, a
regular 39c. quality.
AT zoe. 24-inch Brocade Persia, IN II DIFF
fereut patterns The usual 81 quality.
AT 22iqc.: About 1000 yards Japanese
Wash silks. a regular SOC value.
About 1000 yards Beautiful Brocade Eve
ming silks. I'm all the newest colOrings,
10 be sold for about one half usual
price.
Commencing at $50 o'clock Monday
we VII place on sale:
Is pieces Striped and Figured All-Color
Japanese Silks, all pure silk, 35c
value, for l9c. yard
Commencing at 10 o'clock Monday
Pure Spun Silk, full yard wide, in
cream and white, cost to import 75c., to
be sold for SOC. yard.
22Ro17leH5- G:11z &E2tocn
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nOCKBRIDGE MATTERS.
Locals from Lexington-roiitica
Novel society-BrIefs.

LEXINGTON. VA, May 9.-tSpecial)-
The building on the corner OF Maln ana
NAison straeta known - tina "Iatwiler
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Black Serge Silk-IIned Refer Jackets,
very fun. stiff-lined skirts, made TO
sell for $40. at N.9S a SUI.
Black and Navy-Bue Serct Sailor Suits,
full silk lined, trimmed with pearl put-
tons. extra width skirts. for 81 suit
Tan COVERT Cloth, Full Silk-Lined, Tight
Fitting Jackets, full rustle-ilned sNires'
for SO.
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/ NOW e9c FROM 75c: Atwood Extras
super CheNiOts, light cOlors and me-
| NOW 50c FROM 75c.: An assortment Of
Imported Fancies. of every cOncey-
able color and combination.
NOW lZi4c. FROM 25c.: Wool Mixed
: Checks. hair-lines and small, neat de-
| NOW go AND $50. FROM 7Jc.: Imported
Moza mblques, Poplins. and other sea-
NOW 81. S.. AND Use. FROM 81 AND $50:
Imported Dress Fabrics. including
checks. stripes, ana other small de-
signs refined and elegant coloriugs.
We have gotten ont a special line of
Colored Goods for Ladies Bicycle Suits.
and if you are interested in bicycles you
ought to see these goods
Commencing 10 o'clock Monday we
will place on sale full yard-wide Fancy
Shaded Wool Mixed Dress Goods, Tic
value, for re. yard.
Commencing 1890 Monday we will
place on sale 30 pieces Fast Black Rust
ling Iaileta 81 c. value, to be sold for
4ic yarl.
Commencing II o'clock Monday we
will place on sale Fancy Checks and
Plaid Double-fold Dress Goods, an art-
Gle worth l2tc., to be sod for Z. c. yard
GLOVES.
Would you buy Pure Silk Gloves for
Soc q pair and get a new pair If the
finger tips wear ont before the gloves.
Every pair We sell contain a ticAet guar
anteeing the above warrant.
Double-Tippcd-F Taneta and SILK
Gloves. Blacks and COlOrs, 2jc
Z ID
and COi0rel Lsle and Taifeta Gloves,
bought from surplus stock, now TO be
sold for lJc. pair.
Commencing at 1880 Monday, 100
pairs of Black Silk Mitts will be sold. for
&c. pair.
Commencing at 1880 A. NJ, 30 pairs
Childrens Silk Gloves, in shades of tan,
will be sold for BE- pair
If you want belts you should first visit
Meyers.
go White Belts. selling I'm other stores
from % 90 5Oc.. here for l9c
Here are Black SILK Belts large gilt
buckles, raised, engraved initials, all
for 2c.
The New Narrow Black six Belts. fine
gold-plate buckles and slides. 2jc.
White Duck and Linen Belts. 25c.
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SHOE GOSSIP.

HOLD UP a minute and read this u
your shoes are beginning TO approach
"a condition that makes IT necessary
10 put them aside. We want your pa
permanently. IL We sell you a pair
we are certain 20 sell you all there
after Why? Because you'll find in
our shoes the best material that can
be procured, the best workmanship
that can be had, and prices arc-wcll,
good deal lower than other dealers
ask you for shoddy shoes.
AT Zoe: About $50 pairs Ladies' Dongola
Kid, Makay-Scwed oxford Ties, regu-
lar $1.25 shoes.
AT 81: About 2o0 pairs Ladies' Dongola
Kid Makay-Sewed oxford Ties, every
pair warranted solid sOles and cOun-
tiers, Just as good as any $lJ0 shoe you
buy elsewhere.
AT sac A PAIR: Ladies' Donsola KID
oxford Ties.
AT 81 25: About 800 pairs Of Ladies' French
Kid Hand-Tuned and Alakay-Sewed
oxford Ties and Sandals. made i'm all
the latest shapes, a regular $LtJ shoe.
AT 7Jc.: Misses, Tan, Coat and Dongola
Kid oxford Ties.
AT sos: Misses French Kid Sandals.
with bows and buckles, regular SLID
AT SIS: Misses Tan Goat oxford Ties.
fancy and plain tops, a regular N.15
AT Si.50: About $50 pairs Ladies' French
Kid Patent-Leather-Trim oxford
Ties. made up TO sell for &C, u. and
AT SEC: Boys Tan Springfield Lace Shoes
solid soles-szes 9ia 10 1872.
AT 81: Boys Russell Coat Lace Shoes
solid sOles and cOunters-sizes II 10 So
AT 81: About 500 pairs Ladies' Dongola
Kid oxford Ties, in all shapes, regu-
lar $3.50 value.
Commencing 10 o'clock Monday Mt
Kid Glove counter, 100 pairs Genuine
Paris Kids, with large white pearl
buttons, will be sold for 59c., and only
the dollar kind.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
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Commencing at II o'clock Monday we
will place on sale Pure Linen Heavy
Crepe Towels. red border, worth l2lc.,
to be sold for &c. each.
Commencing at II o'clock Monday we
will place on sale Linen Table Damask,
full width, 39c. article, for &c. yard.
A limit of one cloth.
More than 80 cases Of WASH GOODS are
hauled up from surplus-stock rooms,
and you can pick from more styles and
kinds than probably any two or three
Best Shifting Prints, in 100 different
styles &c. a yard.
Fine Sheer Dimty. in all the newest
colOrs and patterns, l2l2c. cloth. Tor
lie a yard.
Printed Flannellettes. same patterns as
the French finanuels, for SC. a yard.
Fine Plaid and Striped Glnghams, usual
~ sold for Sc. yard, for i-sc.
Pillow-Case Cotton, made in one piece.
so as to only sew up ends TO make
pillow-case, l6 2-3c. a yard.
800 yards OF Best Indigo-Blue Dyed Calico,
Zoe. quality Finest Zephyr Ginghams, Sc.
Tow Linen. heavy skirting fabric. 99c
value. for 2jc. a yard.
Moire Waist Fabrics. imitation or silk,
67-sc. q yard-a regular PFC quality
3S-lnch Black Wave-Stripe Batiste. PIC.
article, for 7-Sc. yard.
Satin Duchess. looks and feels like silk,
finest imported patterns lZlac. "a yard.
Check Grass Linen, sheer and dainty, lic.
quality, 12iac "a yard.
Colored Figured Satin-Stripe Muslins,
usual PFC. kind, for l0c. a yard.
la Belle CrepOn. Black and COlored,
gtriDes and figures l0C n ward.
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

Successful May buying has conferred
at our domestic counter the best values
ever offered by US before.
AT l6 2-3c. 4 YARD: Heavy Round
Thread 1914 Bleached Sheeting.
AT 50c EACH: Sheets and Pill0w-Cases,
round thread, sheets fun 2!s yards
AT i5c. EACH: Double Bed-slze Sheets,
measure 2 Ia yards wide. % yards
AT lie. EACH: Special value in Hem
stitched PiilOw-Cases. 45NJj, real 25c.
AT 59c. EACH: 50 dozen Sheets, same
quality as the well-knoWn Utica, 2is
yards square.
AT Zoe. 4 YARD: 3 pieces left Of that spe-
cal purchase of Embroidered Flannels,
worth from zoe. 10 81.
AT 25c. \ YARD: 32-inch Fine and Thin
White Flannels. Csc values.
AT TIC. a YARD: Nard-Wide Atlantic
Bleached Cotton, better than Fruit-ot-
the-LOOm.
Commencing 1890 o'clock Monday we
will place en- sale 1000 Ready Made
Pillow Cases, 4jx30 inches. made OF
good, strong cotton, value lOc., for &c.
each.
Commencing IL O'Clock Monday we
will place On sale 500 patterns OF Finest
Toil-du-Nord Ginghams, never sold less
than y &C., for DC. yard.
Commencing II 30 o'clock Monday wo
will place on sale 10 pieces Good Quality
Domestic Apron bingham, DC. value, to
be sold for PC.
WHITE GOODS.
Seasonable now TO think OF White Goods,
and especially at such prices:
AT 2gc. a YARD: 81 White Organdy
AT Pic. A YARD: 40-inch India L.nOn.
AT Toe A YARD. Apron Lawn, very
sheer, 40 inches wide
AT 25c. A YARD: 4s-inch French Nain-
sock. very sheer and pretty.
India Linon at GA, 10, PA II. 90 and
&c yard-at greatly reduced prices.
Commencing II o'clock Monday we
will place on sale 100 pieces Fine sheer
India Linen TO be sold for &c. yard.
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WOMEN'S DRESSES.

A-theASA III ~ NAiO
selling Of women's
Tailor Made Dresses
is clearly W i { h
Meyers. No other
seller OF women s
outer wear has so
many chic styles
originated mo other
seller is so diligently
by other stores.
Scissors will rust,
machines clog up,
and fingers forget
their cunning as
long as Ready Made
Suits can be sold
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Commencing at 10 o'clock we Will place
on sale LADIES DRAWERS at Pic,
made of strong cotton, with three
tucks-a limit OF 10 "a customer.
\ LINEN CRASH
4 more lively tumbling of cases OF
Linens into our receNinS-fOJm THIS
week IS not likely TO come in our path
for quite awhiie-cases Of Linens
which we bought from "a bankrupt
wholesaler at much lower price than
original cost
Au-Linen Extra Heavy satin Damask
Dinner Napkins. soc. dozen.
20 dozen Zoe quality 14inch-square All
Linen C0lored-Bordered Napkins, &c.
Pure Linen Scotch Table Linen, Coo. value,
full width. 39c. a dozen.
Pure Linen German Damask. handsome
patterns. Soc. yard. Napkins 10
match. $50 a dozen.
Pure Linen Irish Damask Table Linen,
yards wide, 6-i2c. yard;
AU-IInen Huckaback Towels, zoe. value,
LARGE Size Pure Linen knotted-Frlnge
satin Damask Towels, regular 10 2-3c
kind, for l2izc. each.
Dress Linen, IN the new Tan effects (all
Pure Linen iS-lnch Striped Crash. lOc.
quality for &C.. yard.
F1lli-Width Ol-E0iled Turkey-Red Da-
mask for .5c.-regular price 4oc.
Commencing at 10 o'clock Monday We
will place on sale 1000 yards OF Heavy
Twilled Bleached Crash. 4 DC. article
to be sold for &c. yard. Limit 10 yard.
g7I1 ,<a1S- H[N &ELfon@
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TOMET-COUNTER EXTRAS.
To-nOrrOW (NOndayJ Il day Of selling
Toilet Articles at unbelievable prices.
Pure Rubber Dressing Combs, Ca resu-
lar i5c. comb.
Wool Furniture busters. zoe.
"Clovine." unsurpassed for cleaning
gloves. laces, light silks etc, z3c.
Linen Writing Tablets, OF ~ sheets, SIX
different kinds, ruled and PLAIN, SCI
usual lJc tablet
The Imckhard Perfection Dressing for
russell shoes including the tan paste
lOc-2)c the price everywhere; MI,
Murray & Lamman's S-ounce-bottle flotl-
da Water, 49c.-usual zoe. size.
A Pure Distilled Handkerchief Extract
trial size, l0c bottle.
Witch KlOth, celebrated chemical cleaner
for nickel, copper, nickel-plated ware
and other metallic substances, lJc.
selYvt Cloth. A substitute to take the
place OF chamOis and give more satls-
faction. l5c.-a regular z1c. SIZE
Flesh-Brushes, 3jc.
Commencing at 1890. three gross OF
Maury a. Lanmans Florida Water will
be sold. one bottle to customer for 39c.
Commencing at 10 o'clock Monday We
will sell 500 Boxes Buttermilk Soap for
&c. box.
Limit of box to a customer.
Commencing at IL o'c'ook, 80 bottles
Of Imperial l5c. Florida Water is to be
sold for sc. bottle. -
A FOUNTAIN OF PERFUMES.
To Introduce a new brand OF Perfumery
We have a fountain Just as you come
I'm. which sprays your handkerchief
free, giving you trial before you
purchase.
S22o ,<o<IH- att &Z2fo0G
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For s3.l2 you can buy a size IS square
Trunk, with canvas cover, frpnk
that will stand more rough handing
than any other Trunk for the same
money.
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Commencing at 1O:30-fresh
s.H lots at 2.3O II. NJ Monday and
G. h'I 1880 Tucsday-jOO Corsets,
\5E comprising blacks, whites, jeans,
-..1 eatines. also summer kinds, all
-1 \ s.zes They are simply seconds
! of awoll-known brand who would
- NOT dare stamp their n7mo ON
IN them Take your choice of pair
iar -9c
Small surplus stocks Of Fancy Art
Work must be closed out All Will
layea Jar chance TO buy as they will
90. le sold before hour advertised ana
v.l continue until lots are sold out.
U. r1IE AT $3.50 A. NJ; zoe. Pink Cen
t. Satin Ilmask Bureau-Scaris Tor
ID. .ITc NT &. IT,; SOC. Bunet-Scarfs
etched and open-WCrk, Tor 9ge.
o.. ... 4I 1880 s.. Al.: Sl.43 open NJ uih
. U...u.t Iablc-COVers for 81.
o.. ...G AT ID a. A.: 500 dozen Pure
... I.yI.gs frinsed and stamped
u dozen.
a.. .|I. AT 1880 a. NJ: Joc. Pillow
H lied embroidered initials lot
CE SAILS AT - O'CLOCK: Entire bal
Stock of Brainerd * Arm I9ne S
Wash silks. in patent sAeln mold
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upl kromwee p ha
selling little
or f
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$50 yards of Fine HsndWoven Rain
Proof Black China Silk, cost to import
SOC, 20 be sold for 39c.
Commencing at 1890 Monday we
Will place on sale
pieces All-Silk Crepon in Striped,
Pink, Blue, aud Lavender, worth 7jc,
to he sol for 37lc.
Commencing at 80 o'clock Monday
Heavy Wash Pongee Silk, it's linen
color, worth Soc, to be sold for 2Jc. per
yard
pieces Brcoldo Satin, striped,
figured, in Persian and other colors, TO
be sold for SOC.
Commencing at II o'clock Monday {:
2i-lnch- wide Fine All-Silk China in
all styles, light black II | navy ground,
all styles of figures, worth % to Soc, to
be sold for 4ic. yard
5000 purchase OF japanese silks at about
the usual price OF pure-spun silks, ~
inches wide I'm Cream and Black, cost
20 import 40c., 10 be sold for 29c. a
$50 BUREAU SETS FOR SOC: An en-
br0dery firm retiring from business
turns over to us just - dozen 3-piece
Bureau Sets. Of fine White Swiss, hcm-
stitched, with fun Swiss embroidery
rufiles We have calculated cost or
materials TO be S10 It's one Of our
lucky purchases. and you'll be happy
90 get one at 5sc.
Commencing $3.50 o'clock Monday
American Cotton Laces, assorted pat
terms, 2 to 4 inches vide, to be sold for
lie. a yard.
At1Oo'clock the surplus stock OF Can
field Dress Shields, No. !, for ljc. pair.
Commencing at 1920 Monday 100
pairs of 25c. Silk Carriers, ready made,
each mir IN q hoy for Inc pgir
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.


May, queen of the year, emphasizes
the dress needs of the season. And
matchless stocks are ready for your
choosing. Think OF it No other store
in this city offers equal selection Visit
all the stores as you start or end the
trip, and you've seen with much worry
and loss of time what you may comfort
ably enjoy at Meyers.
NOW 75c FROM 81: Mohair Canvas Cloth.
NOW N2J FROM $lG9. MOhair I'lOren-
tine, the newest weave in MOhairs.
NOW 81 FROM N.39: S.lk-Stripe Crepons,
the new fabric FOR summer garments.
NOW 75c FROM N.l5: MOhalr Mixtures,
I'm seven different wcaVes.
NOW 75c. FROM 81: Silk-Flnished Hen
rietta, As inches wide.
NOW 2yc. FROM 5Oc: Mohair. high lustre,
NOW 25c. FROM 29c.: Pure All-Wool
French Serge, one yard wide, Jet
Blac.-
Commencing at 1870 o'clock Monday
we will place on sale Jet Black Wool
Nuns Yelling, fine finish, value 20c., to
be sold for 9lc. yard.
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To prevent dealers from buying we VIII
not sell more than 2 dozen 10 any Gus
toner
Commencing at II o'clock 500 pairs Mems
25c. Summer Suspenders, corded elias
tic ends. gilt-plated trimmings, lea
Their bound. for Ice. a pair-limit OF
pairs 10 customer.
10 dozen OF the Famous "Faultless" Mems
Night-Shirts OF fine muslin. with pearl
buttons. yoke back, patent gussets,
and continuous staids. 4ic.
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dozen.
Commencing at II o'clock. so as 10 give
workingmen a chance TO get them. We
Will positively sell 81 Percale Lander
ed Shirts, sizes 16 1871, and II. for Ssc.
each
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Finest Fancy Ribbons. SOC.

Another lot OF Corded Bonnets. like this
picture, for 25c. Every size from .
months TO years old. \ great lot OF
Open-Worl Lace Null Caps, lOc.; .
new STYLES OF 90 and 7jc. Null caps
are on sale this week for Soc. having
been brought down from surplus-stock
room.
Bows White Duck Tam o Shanters. with
Kilt ~. $. Navy" for 2jc.-the kind
Selling everywhere for Zoe.
600 Colored Duck Tam o Shanters, lie.
Ready-Made Carriage-Robes OF wash
white goods.
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ClJb Ties, usually
sold for l2lc.
Commencing at
1880 A. NJ. you
can pick from
1000 Mems Hand
kerchiefs, Plain,
White, aud colors,
Hemstitched, and
Hemmed. taped,
an d c or d e d
Hand k erchiefs
worth from sc. to
loo, for DC. each.
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Successful May buying has conferred
at our domestic counter the best values
ever offered by us before.
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TRUNKS.

There IS no need of
fear about getting your
Summer Travelling
Trunks for less money
than any other store can
sell them II you come
to the right place-Mey-
era.
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Hon. d. d. Stewart of st. Adams. is
in town to-day.
\ nice tenement, 5 rooms, to rent, |.
j. Smith. Madison. Ave.
G. L. Homestead of Portland is call
ing upon Skowhegan friends.
For nice down pillows, Is. 20. y and
a inches, go to Bragg q Yarney's.
Reserved seat tickets for the "Seout
OF Rappahannock" are on sale at Bixby
x Bucks.
y crew Of men under the supervision
of Gee, a. Barnard. are making necces-
sary repairs about the fourth story of
Coburn Hall block, repairing the cutters
and putting in new window seats that
have rotted away on that story
\ union cattle show and horse show
for the towns of Moscow, Concord aud
adjoining towns is to be held at Moscow,
Wednesday, October It'll. The officers
are: (. +. Hill, president; +. :. Hum
newell, clerk and treasurer. \ fair is
to be held in Mon Han Bingham. Oct,
Nth
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Job Printing.

~ the SOMERSET RERoaTER is prepared to
WI vi classes of work, the richest well the
az IL common Jobs. Competent and expert
eMnced workmen are employed and large
81 and business cards in great variety
Oilers of dances, bills of fare, programs etc.
W. printed in great variety of styles on short
oG,9srs by mail will receive careful attention
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That our people have great confidence
in Sampson's corner drug store IS made
manifest by ite fast ineeasiug preselip-
ton business.
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Card.

As one of my brother = practitioners
has seen fit to spread the report that
have not received a proper medical edu-
cation, and have no diploma, feel it
only due to myself, to say, that | have
not only received a medical education.
but also thorough pharmaceutical course
as well. Any cne can prove this to their
own satisfaction by coming to my Office
where both my diplomas are to be seen.
FORREST LIE ADAMS. NJ. y.
Few men seem to realize that a we'll
dressed woman is an advertisement Of
her husband 5 goodness. Boston Home
journal.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

cbange-M. c. R. R.
~ Rent-H. c. Taggsrt.
uillinery-E. b. Curtis.
anrtion-R. H, Boothby.
11onr Eyes-W. F. Robbins
- Stove-E. T. g oodrich.
Nj Nj a Qnestion-F. P. Moore.
HSi - 0pening-W. p. Ordway
Do, Water Bottles-R. T. Patten.
rran,ily Washings-Polar Bear Co.
pp""ston-Kennebe bee Steamboat Co.
thsoeord Meetir gs-Nathan Fowler.
eeathqrbone Corsets-M. B. Heselton.