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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25
Buekien'sArn On saIve.

TIN Rest SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re.
funded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by w. Fl. Styer.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25
Republican Delegates.
FIRST WARD.

FIRST WARD.
John Dow, Abner Tucker, Jr., D.
Brooker, John Ancel, Edward Farley,
J.. Shinn.
Committeeman, Charles Best.
SECOND WARD.
VIM. Grafton, John Wells, VIM.
Kauff, Walter Smith, James Parker,
George Hannold, R. Geyer.
Committeeman, James Parker.
THIRD WARD.
]. H. Grafton, E. G. Brigham, T. F.
Davis, John Mcclure, NJ II. Rose, John
Lansley, c. w. Richards, Chas. L.
Booth, c. L. Weber, E. Frank Gates,
O. M. Steen, VIM. McMillen, F. S. Cole.
man.
Committeeman, VIM. Meagle.
FOURTH WARD.
c. S. Dana, G. H. Putnam, L. ]. Cut.
ter, VIM. Hoist, Eugene Devol, Smith
Miner, George Ackerson, Charles
Wright, VIM. Elston, Mart Lancaster,
Bert Blair.
Committeeman, Anon Huff.
FIFTH WARD.
Chris Anders, James Roney, John
Trautman, c. A. Knox, Richard Davis,
George Bell
Committeeman Richard Davis.
SIXTH WARD.
Henry Strecker, Col. Fl. d. Knox,
William Snodgrass, w. j. Gilpin, w. S.
Bell.
Committeeman, Paul Davis.
SALEM TOWNSHIP.
Pemb. Palmer, c. D. Hazen, w. A.
Doan, Dudley Cunningham, c. E.
Athey, Il. True, Jas. Lankford, L.
Stickrath.
Committeeman, c. E. Athey.
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP.
]. c. Preston, s. G. Adair, c. E. f.
Miller, A. E. Roberts, Levi Rutter,
Charles Beebe, Miles Humiston, j. X.
Danley, Ralph Starlin, James Rose, J.
c. Griggs, Fl. Parsons, G.. P. Devol.
Committeeman, ]. P. Dodge.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25
HoKE SMITH.

President Cieveland's secretary Of thanp,
tsFtor is. It s.said. willing to accept NE.
born in Newton. N. c.. September 2. 1855;
fshs educated by his father. DR.. II. II.
Smith; was admitted TO the bar at Atlanta,
Qes, when II eears old, and at once began
the practtoe OF the profession To use his
CWowofdss heprefesredt he ptactice oflaw
t4dmoe. and never heh1 Q POLITICAL office uny
~ appofnted secretary of the tnterioy bS
FSesident CievaaHA.h -. 2: ss,i''i ibl3l
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25
An E.-sis,or IIsdtc,saI

DuBSeuE, Ia, May ss-7hs Igrana
Jury Friday found two ndicdnentA
harging ex-Mayos Peter oainger With
mbezzlement and misconduct IN Office
rhe indictments sllege that he cold
permits 70 peddfers, butcherA tedmstere
and others and pocketed the feas, anc
sold team belonging to the city aAd
withheld the proceeds
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25
n.au ana wlad a, hsak,snd.

LocKL&ND, O., May h--Lockisty1
was visited by q hss~y ralaena win
storm. Trees were uproo3 fenc
and barns blown down al vinda6bs
smashed Mfll cresk Is erfo4 ing
and is running growing orr IS. No lne
rs reported to be injured
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25
Quay Refoses 70 talk OF rl. visit.

BBAvER Pa, May 9a.-Senstor QuaSg
was ssen AZ his home Friday sfternoon
shortly after his arrival from Caznp
end was asked 10 say few vqDH1s
aboas his visit. but 10 smount Of pee.
suAsion could induce him to disonn u,
though be seemed in . happy frsme u
mind and conveyed the impression that
heupst have something TO say latea
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25

The t. & 0. @. Ex. II. II. will sell tickets TO
Columbus at the low rate OF 300 for the round
trip, good going May 10th and returning up to
and Including Sunday, May slst. This cheap
excursion win give you an opportunity to at
tend the Columbus May Festival; also TO wit
ness the Great Railway Collision nt the open
fnQ Of Buckeye Park, OF TO transact business
in the capital city. For particulars enquire At
Union Depot
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25
S. A. COLEMAN, Secretary.
Republican Circuit Court Conven
tlon.

The Republican Electors of the 4th
Judicial Circuit of the state Of Ohio
will take notice that the Republican
Circuit Court Convention of said circuit
will be held at the Grand Opera House
in the city of Portsmouth, in the
county of Scioto and state of Ohio, on
Wednesday, the oath day of June, at
II o'clock a. N.
The basis of representation for the
selection of delegates to said conven-
ton will be one vote for every 500
votes cast for Governor Bushnell in
1895, aud one vote for every fraction of
$50 or more. Under the apportion-
ment the several counties composing
said circuit will be- entitled to repre-.
sentation as follows:
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25

Said delegates, SO far as not already
selected, will be appointed by the
County Central Committees of the sew
erar counties composing said circuit, or
in such manaersas they shall direct.
---- onyTrNaylor, Adams, o ,aLAV
.LaM,JeWethtAthenss y Now
~ ., w CgLopdoq, Brown, ID -oj
0aGsg DIV Jones, Gallia,g ,7.,',, ,,,e,b,
81 ID q. D.s Davis II HighIapd, $50, III "n :, !
E. 7s1H Samuel II. Broug T. Hooking, e,
John Robbins, Jackson, 'leIIo
Lot Davis, Lawrence, ~ oe'.
M. 8. Webster. Meigs.
G. w. Morrison, Pickaway,
w. Fl. Middleton, Pike.
W. b. Virgins, Ross,
N. w. Evans, Scioto.
Otto Vollenweider. Vinton,
S. J., Hathaway, Washington.
Circuit Court Committee Of the 4th Ju-
dical Circuit of Ohio. -.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25
Capital and knowledge
Are both necessary
to conduct a Clothingbu

Are both necessary
to conduct Clothing bus
mess successfully. Capital,
that is, CASH to your credit in bank
that can be used at moments notice to
secure values from manufacturers that can be
done ONLY with SPOT CASH. Cash buyine
means large discounts which Isl the customers
Ibenefit.) KNOWLEDGE is necessary so that
1in the selection Of materials, only those known
to be of the finest quality and to WEAR WELL
and be Of absolutely fast color. will be pur-
chased Every dollars worth of goods receiv-
ed at our store is PAID FOR within ten DAYS
(Which means very great deal in discounts)
and our buyers have an EXPERIENCE Of thir-
ty-fve years (Which means a very great s.es!
in getting goods that will WEAR) both facts
showing clearly how capital and knowledge are
so directly connected with our business. We
have every advantage. and are in position to
quote you LOWEST CASH PRICES on Cloth
ing and Gents furnishings. No trouble to
show goods. so don't hesitate to come and see
us even if you are not ready to buy. New
goods coming in every day!
IS. r. Van Metre & Co..
Wholesale and Retail Cash Cothiers
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25

Unless some unexpected hitch occurs
the appropriation bills will all be out
of the way before the end of the first
week in June, and then adjournment
will come. S
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25

Circuit Court Committee OF the 4th Ju
deal Circuit of Ohio -
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-25

Pemb Palmer, c. D. Hazen, w. A
Doan, Dudley Cunningham, c. E
Athey, Il. True, Jas. Lankford, L
Stickrath.
Committeeman. C., E, Athey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

A telegram received from their super
interdent In Norfolk announces that the
Petersburg Iron-Works Company hai
been awarded the contract for the con.
struction OF a combination suction and
scoop-dredge for the Albemarle and
Chesapeake Canal Company
This great canal. which unites the $50
miles Of inland waterways Of North Caro-
lima with the ocean by way Of Norfolk
has been a great factor IN the develop
ment OF that country, and large sums Of
money have been spent by the govern.
ment on waterways adjacent.
The Petersburg Iron-Works Company
have been exceedingly successful In con.
structng dredges whose performances
have been record-breakers. Mr.. c. Z. e
Burgwyn, Of this city, who Il president
Of the company, has long been Identified
with such works OF Improvement, and In
conjunction with Mr.. II. 4. Morrison. ths
superintendent has built up a hourishing
business in this line. Mr. Benjamr
Mines who married a daughter OF IN,
late j. c. Shafer, ESQ. is the secretary
and treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
Many Candidates For Office.

The newly-elected members OF the CITY
Council are being beseiged by candidates
for offices within the gift Of that body
There Will be spirited and interesting
contests for the positions OF Superin.
tendent OF the City Almshouse, Collector
OF Delinquent Taxes, Sergeant-at-Armi
OF the Council. and for other places
Hon. William II. Turpin, who has foI
the past two years 50 acceptably filled
the Office OF President OF the Board Of
Aldermen, will have no opposition thif
year. The gentlemen most prominently
spoken Of for the position Of President 81
the Common Council are Messrs. Joseph
Wallersteln, OF Madison Ward. and Jamel
Caskle, Of Monroe.
II is said that Mr.. II. st. John CoalteI
will oppose Mr. Marion l.. Dawson foi
Craftsmanship OF the city Democratic
Committee
There VIII be quarterly meeting OF
the Council Committee on Relief OF m.
Poor at the almshouse tomorrow eve
ming. Business Of importance is 70 b.
transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
TO OBSERVE AMERICAN DAY.
Joint Committee Of the juniors
Arranging for the Celebration.

on last Tuesday night the committee
known as the American-Day Committee
OF the Junior order United American
Mechanics. met with Jefferson Council,
No. 81 Reports from the various sub.
committees showed that the work wal
progressing nicely.
members from each council In Rich
mond, Manchester, and vicinity, and num-
bers sixty men. 1t meets weekly with
some one Of the councils represented.
The object OF the committee Is 20 make
arrangements for the celebration OF what
IS known to Juniors as American-Day
This celebration will take place In Nor
folk, July 10Th, next. II IS estimated
that from 1900 TO $500 Juniors win be Id
line that day and march through Tx
principal streets Of Norfolk. after which
they and their friends viii repair 20 the
seashOre and spend the remainder Of tho
day. A handsome American flag will bS
presented by the State Council Of Vir'
ginia TO the council making the best ap-
pearance In line on that occasion.
The next regular meeting OF this cons
mttee will be held with Hope Council,
No. %, next Tuesday night, az junior
Order United American Mechanics Hall,
corner Twenty street and Church
Hill avenue. All Juniors interested in inc
progress OF this committee will be wei
come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
THE COHEN co.
OPENING or THE ART ExmBrrIov
Fine Collection OF Specimens Ar
ranged Ia the Rooms.

The first exhibition OF work OF mem.
bers OK the Art Club will open to-morrov
The club was organized few month,
ago and seems 10 have filled a long-fen
want II affords a Work-room for thos,
wishing TO cultivate their artistic talent
where they will find their friends vyitt
similar taste and those who are willns
10 lend helping hand 20 others needing
instruction. Work of those desiring IL 4,
criticised by competent artists two OF
three days In each week.
The members have been hard az work
FOR days selecting their best specimen,
ana arranging them tastefully on thu
walls. Their labor has been crowned
with success and last night when tbt
rooms were thrown open for the inspec.
ton OF members they were deiehte6
with the variety and beauty of the work
exhibited. In their large room will BE-
found oil and water-color paintings. per
and ink, and India ink, and architectural
drawings, and in the smaller room are
photographs, cast drawings, and OH paint.
ings.
An enjoyable musical programme was
rendered last evening by Mrs Symington.
Misses Bessie Pace and Loulle Williams.
anu MesSr@ hunter anQ ScrlNenor, after
which light refreshments were served.
The Reception Committee embraced the
officers Of the club-Mrs. Malvern Patter-
son. Mrs. Henry A. Williams. Misses
Adele Williams. Callle Ryland. Annie
Gray. and Edith G. Beveridge, and
Messrs Il. V. Valentine. William C. No
land; A. 3. Jones, II. b. Brown, and r.
A. Lancaster, Jr.
A souvenir catalogue OF pictures will be
given TO those attending the exhibition.
The rooms will be open every day
this week from y until 2 O'clock
and from until Z o'clock. and
on Monday. Wednesday. and Satur.
day evenings from until 1890 O'clock
On each Of these evenings there will bt
an attractive musical programme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
Property Transfers.

Richmond: c. L. Denoon, trustee "a
Il. r. Palmore, % feet on west side Sc
cond street. near Charity. $50.
John j. and Maggie NJ williams to
Sophia ~, wife OF David Straughan. q
feet on Buchanan street. southeast cor
ner Cedar. 81 coo.
Henrlco: Annie Evans TO w r. Sebrec
lots and In block Y. Sebree's Addition.
subject 70 deed or trust, 1921.
Thomas II. Farrand and wife 20 VII.
liam J. Cobb, 80 feet on east side Holl.na
street, near Lewis $50
George f. knight to Mary f. wilkins
g acres on Central Turnpike. 1900
Mary +. Strlnger 20 Mollye s Wood
run. % feet on Floyd street. southwest
corner Deep Run. subject 10 deed OF trust
II $3.7N.70, AiJo.
John W. Turner TO ". Ernest Turner,
feet on National road. s625.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
From 10 to IL o'clock--not enough
HOSIERY.

We are always at the lowest price
mark-thet's conceded. But when ex-
traordinary things crop no like to-day,
we fairly Guido ourselves. Hosiery to-
day at prices as perhaps they were never
heard of for before.
50 dozen Ladies' Fine Black Brilliant
Lisle Hose, Hermsdorf dye, spliced
heels and toes, usually 39c. a pair, for
25c. to-day.
1O5 dozen Ladies' and Childrens Fast
Black Hose. In solid or fancy boot
top effects, drop-stitch or plain, all
full seamless l5c. value, for nc. a
pair; two pairs for 15c
Children's Fast-Black Ribbed Hose, all
sizes up 10 ST. for &c. a pair.
From IL to II o'clock, Ladies' Fine
Gauge Fast Black Seamless Hose for
4,c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
UMBRELLAS.

Absolutely no flaw in the fabrics, nor
in the making, and the handles are
beautiful. Yet to-day the handles and
making cost nothing. iou only pay the
actual cost of the fabrics. Every one,
too, is guaranteed We get these con-
cessions from makers rather than keep
their force idle.
1000 are priced that way here to-day
100 Ladies' or Mems Sun or Rain I'M
brellas, of fine silk serge, handles Of
imported Madagascar. hand-painted
Dresden, real Congo. with silver trim
mings. carved, mourning. ebony. or cut
crystal, your pick at $50. each; $3.50
values.
Ladies' or Mems Best-Grade English
Serge Umbrellas with natural handles,
usually 81 each, for G9c.
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK
WILL BE SOLD GOOD, STOUT ENG
LISH GLORIA UMBRELLAS, FAST
BLACK FOR lSc EACH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
TOILET.
This week shall be of surprising in
Ao.o.L l.. ....-.--.. II --.... IL 1

This week shall be of surprising in
terest in prices OF our Toilet Articles.
Largest size Kid Curriers', 25c. size, for
Toe. a bunch.
Perfection Waving-Plns. 15c. value, FOR
4c. a box.
Best Refined Borax d-4-pound packages.
Zoe. value, for &c. a package
Best quality Violet and Heliotrope
sachet Powders, 25c. an ounce. instead
of zoe.
Pnauds Lilas de France. a good
shaving preparation. C5c a bottle, in
stead of 81.
Colgate's Rum and Quinine, a good
tonic for the hair, SOC. value, for sc
a bottle.
Mennens Talcum Powder 121kc a box.
instead of pc.
Pure Olive-On CASTLE Soap, &c. a bar.
Large boxes Of Putt Pomade. for polish
ing brass, Zoe. size. for &c. a box.
California Violet Perfume, 75c. size bot
tie, for Acc.
Vim Mariana, the best spring tonic
made, s1.25 value, for CSC a bottle.
Cut-Glass Atomizers, 19c. kind for &c.
each.
Good quality swansdown, 2isc. a box,
instead of 10c
Solid-Back French BristIe Clothes
Brushes, &c. value. for S5c. each.
From s:45 to 9:15 o'clock:
Dairy Buttermilk and Lemon-Juice
Soap g cakes to box, l0c. value. for
1c. box.
For all day:
Hudnut's Violet Orris Tablets, for
pertaining the breath, SOC. value, for
25c. bottle.
Roger & Gallet's Violet de Parma, 81
value, for 69c. bottle.
The marvellous values that We are
giving in Innings have brought us the
offer OF vast lots at prices heretofore I'M
heard Of
Skirt Innings, in colors, So. yard.
Gray Saline Jeans, Ice. quality. for
&c. yard
Rice Cambria, in Gray and Black,
&c. yard.
Linen Grass Cloth, in all colors, 1870.
quality, for Sc. yard.
Black Back-Fignred Silesia, 25c.
quality, for l1ic. yard.
Book Muslin, in White, Black, and
Tan, l0c. quality, for &c. yard.
36-inch Silesia.. il light and dark
shades, l6ic. quality, for &c. yard.
Linen Canvas, in all colors, 15c quail
ty, for l0c. yard.
36-inch Rustling Percaline, in all coll
ors, l6ic. quality, for &c. yard.
From 1890 to ll.30 o'clock
Genuine Haircloth, in Black and
Gray, 49c. quality, for Zoe. yard.
From 3 to o'clock
Fibre Chamois, in Gray and White
1.-TWO yards wide), 25c. quality, for SC.
yard.
Special values in Belts and Pocket
Books. Leather Pocket Books, in Black
and colors, Ice. value, for Ice. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

Ladies' Richelieu Ribbed Vests, crochet
ed necks and arms, for &C.
ladies' 35c. Real Isle Vests, crocheted
and tapped neck and arms. for II l-2c.
each.
Chldren's Vests, all sizes. crOcheted and
taped neck and arms. for Y 1-2c. each.
Children's Ribbed Pants, all sizes, 15c.
a pair 25c. kind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
THE COHEN co.

Black Leather Purses, lOc. valre 70,
&c. each.
Combination Card-Case and Pocket.
Book, in Black and colors, 81 value for
4Sc. each.
Ladies' Bicycle Belts with purse NJ.
tached, 81. % value, for 69c each.
White hid Belts. with gold. silver
and kid buckles, SOC. value, for Do
each.
Black Elastic Belts something an.
tirely new, o9c. instead Of $3.50.
black silk Belts, with Black. silye,
and gold buckles, 800. value, for DO
each.
From $3.50 to $50:
Black Silk Belts, with brass buckle,
&c. value, for lie. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
NOTIONS.

As to cheapness our patrons are salts
fed that no merchant can undersell us.
dozen Agate Buttons, on a card for
&C.. instead Of &c.
Kirby, Beard & Co.'S Mourning-Pin in
boxes, Zoe. value. for &C.. a box.
Nickel Safety-Pins, all sizes. &c. a dozen,
instead OF &c.
English Tape, in all widths, 2 punches
for 1c.
Invisible Hair-Plns, in boxes. 1Oc. value,
for &c. a box.
Aunt Lydia's Linen Finish, as good as
Barbour's Linen Thread, all coors,
and White lOc value. for &C. a spool
II rows OF Good Pins for ic.
Wooden WOrk-BoXes. with 4 spools OF
Clarks Cotton, two thimbles. and
needle cushion. a 39c. value, for 1Sc.
III Shoes Buttons On a box for &c.
Linen Corset Laces, In Black and White,
ll2c. apiece.
Black Darning Cotton, on balls (war-
ranted fast color) sc. value, for &c.
a ball.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
From 9:15 TO 1O.15 O'clock /.

Sc. quality Beading, In White and Colors,
for 21ac. piece Of yards.
FOR ALL DAY
Whalebones, &c. a dozen, instead OF Sc.
Hooks and Eyes, as good as De Longs.
2l2c. n card.
SILK Seam Binding lin all shades). lie.
a piece
10 yards Black Spool silk, 1l5c. a spool.
Whalebone Casing, &c. a piece.
Pearl Dress Buttons, Sc. value, for PIC.
a dozen.
Sleeve Extenders, S9c. value, for 23c. a
pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
JEW ELRY

IS only Cohen's sell EN-.
Belt-Pins, in Black, Gilt, end Silver, 1c.
each
Stick Pins. various designs. 1c.
Various designs Of Silver Hat-Pins for
Be-
Shirt Waist Sets. IN Dresden effects, l9c.
Shell Slde-Combs, &c. a pair.
OXidized Belt-Buckles, Sc. each.
From 10 TO II o'clock
Eight different designs of Silver Belt
Buckles for &C. each. Usual 25c. kind.
From to 3 o'clock
Rubber Rimmed Eye-Glasses-25c.
kind for &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
LACES AND EMBROIDE-
RIES.
RiIiS.
Thousands of yards are ready for t.
morrow's selling.

Thousands of yards are ready for to-
morrow's selling.
Butter and Linen-Color Point de Venlse
Lace. 3 inches wide, for &c. a yard.
G-inch Butter or Linen-Color Venise
Lace for II 1-2c. a yard.
Butter-COlOr Batiste Lace, IL inches
wide, &C. a yard.
N-lnch Butter-Color All-Oyer Batiste
Lace for sec a yard.
- pieces nd-Made Real Torchon Lace,
new patterns, values up to l0c. a yard,
SC. a yard for any.
Handmade Real Torchon Lace. close,
good, durable patterns, for &c. yard.
From 10 to IL O'clock not enough
to last longer
Real Torthon Lace, hand made, good
patterns, for lie. a yard.
1900 yards Fine, Swiss, NainsOOx, and
Cambria EmbrOideries, new, open-work
designs. values up TO u l-2c. yard,
your pick for SC. a yard.
and &c. Cambria and Swiss Embroide-
ries, cut-out edges, I'm pieces of IL
wards. Zoe. piece while they last.
Fine Swiss, Cambria. and Nainsook EN-
broderes at Z. g. 9, and l0c. a yard
values II IL to zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
Confederate Memorial society Meet.
iuu

An important meeting OF the Confede
rae Memorial Literary Society VIII b
held at the museum on Tuesday. th'
18th. at 10 O'clock.
Changes In the constitution ana ar
engagements for the reunion are TO be sun.
mitted. and the ladies are requested
be prompt . -.-----------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
SILNERWARE.

One Of New Yorks best houses sent
these here to be sold at SOC. on the dol
lar.
3 pieces Quadruple-Plat Silver Tea Sets
with tray, for Sif9.
Silver Engraved Cups, with gold lining,
for lie.
Pepper and Salt-Shakers, OF heavy
plate. &c. each.
Best Silver-Steel Cake-Kniyes for CSC
cost Sc
Quadruple- Plate Pickle-Dishes. with imi-
tation cut-glass bowls. for 73c
An entire stock of Nickel and Dresden
Clocks will be sold for half price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
DRESS TRIMMING SALE.

25c. Colored Spangled Trimming, all
shades, &c. ward.
SOC. Colored Spangled Trimmings for
25c. yard.
$3.50 Colored Spangled Garnitures for
75c. each.
300 Ladies' Fine All-Silk White Coach
ing Parasols, white enamelled stick and
ribs and silk tassel, for S9c each
Ladies' White Coaching Parasols,
white stick and ribs. for SOC. each,
Close attention and years OF experience
have caused our
CORSET DEPARTMENT
to reach the acme of perfection. A full
and complete line of the most popular
brands in Short, Medium-Long, and
Extra Long Waists. Specials for this
great money saving sale are
p. ID. Corset. Venus back, bias-cut, ex-
ira long waist, $40 value, for $3.50
Other styles p d. Corsets from $50
to $50.
I. c. Corsets-French Imported Corset.
OF Linen Coutilfe, extra long waist
1875 value. for sl.75.
c.. b. Leotie, Fasso cut very
good for stout figures, light weight
$50 value for $3.50.
G. b., a la Spirite, manufactured ex-
pressly for US, French Coutlle, extra
long waist, boned bust. s2.25 value for
sl25.
]. B., extra long waist. Shook, for
slender figures t1.2 value. for soc.
A Fine Coutille Corset, well boned. Soc
value. for zoe.
Zoe. Yentilatlng Corsets. well boned.
extra long waist for 29c.
From $50 to 1890:
c. b. a la Spirite Corset, 81 value for
Toe.
Value-giving on Art Goods that will
make an epoch in the history OF price
making.
Linen Centrepieces, stamped with straw
berries, sweet peas, arbutus, clover.
heart designs OF forget-me-nots. Jewel.
empire, and torch
20x20 Soc. value, for 35c.
lsxlS, 35c. value, for 25c.
l2xl2, 25c. value. for 15c.
Stamped Linen Doilies, hemstitched,
35c. a dozen.
Butter-Plate Doilies. stamped In new
designs, S5c. a dozen.
From Q to 9:15:
Stamped and Hemstitched Doylies,
sc. value, &C. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
KID-GLOVE IMPORTERS

come thick and fast. They are more
than anxious to unload their wares be-
fore it j. too late. Here are
500 dozen Kid Gloves, Of almost every
conceivable kind and color. embroider-
ed and plain backs, sl.25 and Sl.50
grades CSC pair.
From 1920 to II o'clock-not enough
to last longer.
Pure Silk Black Mitts, no better one
made. extra heavy Silk, any size, &c. a
pair.