davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
Strong Black-GOOds
Argument.

We know of stores I'm cities very much
larger than Richmond that cannot boast
of anything Ike the Black Goods equip
ment tmt you will lind here in your own
Every lady should have al least one
Black Dress. All the ladies should see
our Black Goods before buying
Black Serles. Us 2-1c 10 Sis.
Black Cashmere, Joe. 10 81.
Dla4A All-N DOL Henrietta, 81 lie. TO
Black snk-Warp Henrietta Priest
leyD ,1c. 10 g..
Black FLANNEL, an wool, % and
block Cloths Godies' CLOTH. 75c.
Black Dreaded Goods. p I-2c. to
$3.50.
Black Au-Wool Albatross. l5c.
Black Diagonal, Tor ladies' wraps,
sl.u 20 50.
our stock of Black Goods has few
equals lu Richmond. See our stock OF
hlae- Coos Unprecedented bargains
ODD Black Dress Goods.
Dress Pattern Black MOhair Cree
pen. yards. is inches wide the $50
quality at Soc. ln other words, $3.50
Tor dress worth $3.50.
Drcss Pattern Black Mohair Gre
lou. l-i yards. 40 inches wide the
- 30 quality. 40 .0c. per yard. $3.50 viii
lry FL dress that sold for >lS.lj.
Dress Pattern jlack MOnair Gre
pom tWarie lattcrnl, 3 Us yards, ~
inches wide. $3.50 quality, &C lOc. per
yard. ou tl,.fl dress for 500.
piece Black Mohair -repon, S2.JO
quality. at .lc. per yard.
piece Aii-WO0l CreDOn. with em-
lroidarcd silk figure. the $3.50 quality
rIeee Nli-Wod crepon. the 81
quality. &C aNc. per yard.
Plain Black M0ahir with white hair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

tweed I'm red and ni,ci, checks Th.
.ornnieteI,- .nr.-o.. hin, ano leaves orf,.
fis nrr head and ffs forr foot han. 20
tI,. ci.,,..ts ,n,. f..+ ar, rr.,fr.s I'm,
3D., ,l., ,,.s.,i,,. 10 I.,.t.- .t... ,r,...
..,. t,., ..,l l...,.'.....l ,.. t,.. .i...
80, 49,, .l'l-. ..... ..,....' ta n,ii
'-''' r,r~., r-,rDp-rr
~. =, 49,. $50. ~ ,i.. 5.., O.. ,.,.
hut we I'm .,..'.' ,..'...'-l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
November Cloak
Selling.

We p.anrcd carly for the biggest gar
mont business we have ever done, and
w3'ro getting it in shape now for few
days of phenomenal selling. Makers are
cleaning up their seasons product little
assorted lots. and many OF them at very
much less than October prices. To hesi-
tato lis 10 lose the best Cloak chance OF
the season.
A So Black AH-Wool Boucio Jacket.
latest high-cut rolling collar, fancy
buttons. s..
A $3.50 Atwood Beaver Jacket, lat
est high-cut- rollins collar, fancy but
tons, S..
A sd Black BOucle Cape. all wool,
double row buttons, medium length,
fun sweep s..
a So Black Cloth Cape. all wool
trimmed with braid, velvet collar,
length a inches ran sweep. 50.
We mentioned -four leaders above. We
have fun assortment of medium and
higher grades oL jackets and Capos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
Jackets and CaDeS.

A room full of them; but what we want
is a room full of customers admiring ana
buying them. a good part OF New / ork
cloakdcm contributes TO this handsome
stock Of ours. We get new things As they
come out. You don't need pocketful Of
money to be properly jacketed or capped
here.
I lot BLACK Jackets. special, tufted
cloth, at So worth s..
Cloth Jackets. in black and cOlors.
the newest Weayes and the latest
STYLES, ranging IN price from SIS 10
So
Black Silk Cape. light weight, trim
med with jot braid aud chiffon, al 50,
tho 81 quality.
Plush Copes, IS inches long, 9J-inch
sweep. at 81.
Plush Capes. 70 inches long. l00-lnch
sweep. az s..
Plush Cape, 10 inches long, 1lO-inch
sweep. az 81.
Navy Cloth Cape. trimmed with
black astracnan. "a inches long full
sweep, at 81, the s. quality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
Seductive Silks.

Not n woman in town but what might
be tempted 10 a new Silk Waist or Dress
this fan. MS We are selling our ENTIRE
STOCK or COLORED SILKS at 2Oc. on
the dollar. Come in and select something
now and attractive az these prices. a lit
tie money will so a long way In this SILK
matter.
We are selling all OF our Colored
SILKS and Satins at soc. On the dollar.
You get one dollars worth OF SILK or
satin for s0c We have Figured Silks.
Checked silks. Striped Silks. etc. etc.
all II them Ohe cOl0rcd we refer TOD
we take 20 per cent OF the regular
prices. We have Silks 10 suit almost
anybody at prices TO suit everybody.
Figured China Silks as low rs &c.
per yard In this sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

cdy and chat .s chest protector. This
Keeps dog or man rom getting cold in
the hoarsOnol spots.
TOG WEAK LUNGS.
A very nice chest protector made for a
fox terrier of wallhe traits was OF fine
yellow flannel with smooth finish. 10
was finished at tho edge with black
stit.hme auQ braid and bad very neat
appearance It WAS becomInH. being
yellow. 90 the black and white beauty
off the wc0ror. It was tied on around
the neck and middle with yellow ribbons.
The best part of This chest protector
was chat it was lined with chamois. Thin
and white and 500. was very comforting
10 the dogs weakened lungs. Tie wears
one of these protectors all winter when in
the street and if a careless maid lets
him out without the chest pad he is so
h0arse next day that he cannot bark
above q whisper
Shaggy dogs that are shlvcn in spots
Tor decorative purposes have coats and
collars fitted TO the shom lamb. If the
throat and neck are shaVen there are
little woollen throat collars These are
ass wide as tAe shaver parts and are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
WfsHrNGroN ~ AUTUMN.
The New National Library senator Nor
hcc's Tribute ~ intellectual Manhood.

WASHINGTON. Nov 20.-Specal.-I
7 wonder IT, in some stray moment The
Times would not Ike to present 10 JUS
readers word picture OF Washington
10 is o. gray day al tine Capital to-day. but
there are days when matter takes ora
better, or, at least. brighter cololring i'm
this autumn season. There are days
when the great white building on the
hll-tho Capitol. spelled with am 'o'-
takes on. thankfully may / say $50.
checrfullcr look and atmosphere. ] speak
ass one who has lahOred in the vineyard.
here, for 10, these many yelrs-as ole
who. likewise, it would SEEM is going
ont of the vineyard soon, pursuant TO the
gentle impetus oil the lall elections. But
10 that autumn day in WashiurtOu-l
might say TO that particular autumn
day, both atmospheric and ethical in zee
latiOn to the movement of present cOn-
ditions following the great political oper-
atoms of the times Washington. Just
now elows in red, brown sunshine. and
papitating hopes and fear. Washington
is composed of several dcpartmouts-the
Capitol. the new National Library and
the White House; turn il around from
amy point of view ANA there you have
Washueton--therc is nothing 90 it but
that. there is a. good deal OF hoping and
"a good deal fearing. Rcd. brown au-
tumn sunshine, and what glorious sun
'"o anu w.. .l IT, ""' 'i
.' - i'..,n va -oo'
a,'' "Ii"' "li'' """'u "v .oii9 OF u.s.
i"'.o ,'"ll '''"l P", i'i'' ""'' ,'"
~ i'"ln W. l''' .' '.'' ..'
.t .''.
wind blow but 10 this extent and the
sun Shine hut t0 that. or we are straight
way out of order. and nothing win suit
, ~ ,,,. s
"a. t,'.-.7 ''.liiS il
~. 'o' s..''
.,' ''''i.', ,''i.' ','. ii'-
,', DI' .'' 'Ioi'' "i us n '''il'
made ~ XIII rlf.rerco IN ,,i. -,.fo.f
Z 1,ir1- 3D., d. l.tt., ,.r ,,.,..., .l... o.. ,r,.'
1'in.s .,l.I, If f. mon. t, ,......,.',.
f, tf. f.,a i.,.- ,,..,...,t.t.,... 4..t.. ,..-
fI,r.....f, . ,.,,..i.'. l.s - t. .f- r
rri ,0r.of,....'. or H.. ..o.,.,,,,,,,,,t s,.-
tris ..r,,.. .,.... O. ,f...,,.- 60. w.
hlle ar rnri,,.. -1.ii,. s...,..1-.l
...,,ri,,,, 3D.. f...,l-t,.,- ma. t,n...
one of his r.roor., ,,r-,r.- tto I.,,i.--,.-.
IN The nof.,.,. Cl f,-o,... 10 .-. t.,.,,,.r..,
that & r,,,of r.er.-r r~,r, ...,,..t..,. b..
hrra NJ leo.tb. --
..,-f.,. ..f.,.....l .... -. -
hair must ,,.li,.r .,J ti -. , o.. '..7
-. ~. 49,. 'l',
ti- f,'.,4 300. "'''
.-.t. t,.n ihy
-', "',i ', i.'.'' I"' ilihd
l,i ,.....,.,i. ..li "' NE
.,. '.ro,.t, ana t,. ,,',..,..,l.' l'
.,... w.. g., t., .'''.i d.
Iii. 81 .,.'it,...' '-
W '.D' 'i'i.'-.',' i'
II. .'...,. l.,,. ,,.. ... '''l'l
'..',, .',,,,.,'.. ~, ,... , '.''i''7
'..i qua i.'' '.' iiNi''i ''iil'e' hHo"i-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
Fur CapeS
and COllaretteS.

The Fur manufacturers are getting ner-
vOus half the season gone. and no cold
weather yet TO speak OF. All this wcans
tis less 10 them and proDOrtionate
saving TO you.
Electric Seal Cape, q inches long, at
s.. the 80 quality.
Black COncy cape, q inches long at
s.. the s. quality.
Black Corey cape, 90 inches long,
$50; the $50 quality.
Black Coney Cape, 30 inches long,
SO, the 50 quallty.
Electric Seal Cape 30 inches lCrg,
81: the SIS Quality.
Black Astrachan Cape, % inches
long, SO: the S25 quality.
Real Seal COilarctte. trimmed with
Persian lamb. the So quality for SIS.
Real Seal collarettc, trimmed with
black astracham. the so quality, for
az.
Seal and Coney Collorette IL 50: the
81 quality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
ColOred Dress Stuffs.

If you have got Dress Goods 70 buy ll
would seem almcst imperative shat YOU
would take advantage If these oilers.
There viii re- busy buying, and YOU ought
to- Dee au ons The buyers
rre rr.res are from Alpha to ONE
el-5c. 90 sl.ll per yaid.
Au Cotton Dress Goods &C.. per YARD.
InIf-Wool Dress Goods, llc per
yard ~. ,.,,. ,.ord
~ yin omen Some Pretty New Dress
Goods this week in Plalds
Particularly attractive Dress Doou7
at - d.. ~. 30, and Jyc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
Bathroom
accessories.

Frequent bathing is one a., the Safe
guards At health. nne bath can Doe made
. luxury at DID, very little expense. Good
-0an. good towels. and dIintly porfumed
BATH waters cost nO more tnln the poor
substitutes. AND ,hcy age cheaper iu tAe
long run.
Toilet SOAP. 12c 81 dozen up 20 81.
COLGATE. Toilet Waters.
Bath Towels lU to- aIc. each.
GcuremDus Bath Robes ~ greatly
reduced prices.
SUolrls nl half price.
Crash for roller towels, from TO
It L-.C. u yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

the street. II Is green. with green lHtterf
worked on IL. The lining is OF scarlet.
Tho dog IS a French poodle ana hetps
clipping in Cots TO show the beauty Oh
bis hide.
Every woman with n dog dresses him
I'D nowadays. and most men secure
blanket from some feminine friend. For
nogiigcc the richest bachelor IN New
York has q dog blanket made by the
handiwork Of half dozen very lovely
society bellies. They made a crazy quit
each With her initials done upon If. The
dog wears this evenings I'm front Of the
freight When there is an Ike Marvel re-
very on hand and his master dreams Of
womaukind.
Dogs that go carriage riding have
prepared cushion TO sit upon and very
grateful they are for g. 4 friend Of
Miss Edith Collins Chauncey Depcw
ward. takes that young lady TO drive
with q bulldog seated between them.
lie is snow white. with crooked legs
and the most discontinued expression you
ever saw. But he holds his own during
that drive. and well ne may.
THE COLLINS DOG.
The cushion upon which he sits IS a
leather hot water bag filed with water
OF a comfortable temperature. over IL
is drawn little pillowcase. prettily
embroidered. When the discontinued
bulldog sits on this Of zero day the
wrinkles I'm his brow grow less and he
lapses into reverie. from which he Will
not rouse himself 20 chase the most Of
fcnsive terrier.
sachet blankets are not worn hy dogs
Animals dislike perfume. You can
clear mosquitoes ont Of room with
bottle Of perfumery and You can make
a dog howl with musk. Amelie Rivcs
used to try again and again 20 compel
her pet 10 wear her favorite ottar Of
roses. but the pet objected and quar-
relied with mis- scented blanket until e..
was taken of. Iu London. whero her
husband paints most of the year. she
walks out with a big 81. Bernard dressed
I'm a ribbon collar. with fifty strolmcrs-
bows and ends. The ST. Bernard enjoys
IT,
An American girl named Rich. Of in-
fcucctual tastes. now travelling ion Eu-
rope for study and observation. on-
Hvcns the monotony Of both boy "a small
black dog the tlniost IN the world
which she has taught 20 distinguish n
yellow RUIZ from a blue one, and who
wears around his small neck vertable
French tou de con Of silk chiffon and
lace.
The favorite autumn style for the dog.
however. is warm suitable coat 10
match. II possible. his master or mis-
trcss I'm color and style. and 10 this coat
much be added the small things of tho
toilette. the collar. the boots and the hat
If possible. but an dogs cannot walk Ike
the Sloane dogs. and a halted dog must
walk
Dear little trunks come for holding
dogs clothes: and after all they are not
more foolish than other fads. II the
ownership OF o. dogs trunk makes anyone
happy. why. 30 has excuse enough tor
existence. which is after au about as
much ass one can say of the pct dog.
HARRY GERMAINE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
A Great Sale of
Sterling SiIverWare.

The prices on these goods are governed
by the weight OF each article. aud Will
barely cover the ounce price Of the silver.
The assortment is most comprehensive.
aud include articles from the smallest
keepsake to the larger pieces made in
sterling. The prices range from &c. to -:
ARTICLES IN JEWELRY. sc.
Bangles and Chain Bracelets: Bon
Bon and Jewel Boxes. Necklaces. Car
ter Clasps. Purses. Paper Knives ana
Cutters. Nlnaigrcttes: Book Marks.
Glove Hooks, Shoe ButtOncrs; Shoe
Horns; Pocket Match Boxes. Base
Ban. Tennis and Whist Counters, Card
Boxes; SterlingM Mounted Pocket
Knives; Stamp MCisteners: Cigarette
Holders; Taper Stands Flasks, Baby
kalLlcs. Eucklos. Claaps. etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

~ for box cf Pcrfumcry. contain
u ing n small bottle OF handkerchief
&c Extract. a box OF Talcum Powder
and a Sachct bag
IL lie. for Boys and Girls Black
Ribbed Hosiery; an elegant value.
25c for job lot OF Worsted Dress
Goods; reduced from &c.
39c. for Ali-Wocl Imperial Serge. Is
inches wide. and worth s0c.
CSC. for Eidcrdowns that only brief
season ago sold for SOC.
sc. for some elegant values in Black
and Colored Dress Goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
Bed Comforts

have q warm, cosy, sound, don't they?
Cool, frosty niglts naturally suggest such
articles. We can supply the Comforters.
and nature in time viii furnish the frost
and cold
Calico Comtcrtables, 5ec 10 $50.
We have an extra nice Slkolne
Comfort az Sl.JO when has the
warmth without the oppressive weight.
Down CCmfCItables. s. TO 49, our
stock OF these is worthy OF your IN
spectiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

In n long walk. rested on four logs only
when his mistress back was turned.
Tho skirt he wore was a black and
blue striped SILK 10 was quite godet
an around ana was gathered upon
band OF white ribbon. 70 just escaped
his knees. His collar was q blue ribbon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
Gloria Silk Umbrellas.

d and os-inch. for men and women. Give
us your opiliOn on these lots. They'll
she'd lair as duck sheds water, and
that's the kind of Umbrella 20 have.
Gcnfilmcu's silk Gloria Umbrellas,
2s-lnch with Walkng-stick % match,
al $50. the 81 quality.
Gentlcmen's SIX Gloria. steel rod,
$l.lD. 81. S2.Zl. $3.50. So
Ladies' Silk Gloria, $50, $50. sL.5,
s. $3.50.
Gentlcn ems Cotton Gloria Umbrellas,
2s-inch. al s9c., the 81 quality.
Gentlemen Cotton Gloria Cmbrel-
las, H-inch, ut &C.. the $50. quality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
For Mems Wear.

Men appreciate o. bargain once In q
while. We've picked from our Mems Fur
nishing stock five lots OF mems winter
Wearanles and We are going 10 give you
"a bargain benefit for the next few days.
Men knew Cd good thing when they sec It.
Come in and inspect these.
Gentlemen HdndkerChicfs, DC.
Geutiemen's Scari,. zlc.
Cassimores, for men agd boys, Ice.
yard
Uuiauudcrcd Shirts 2lc.
Geutlcmeu's Socks. 5c.
Gcutlcmcu's Might Shirts. soc.
Gcnfiemcu's MerlnO Vests. &c.
Gentlemen Mcrino Drawers. soc.
Gentlemen Boston Carriers, Toe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

n for ENtra-Hoavy Black Linen
la Canvas: worth y lie.
VIC 12c for Black Linen Canvas;
worth l5c.
re. for Figured China Silks; worth
&c
lie. for Tan Silk pongee; worth 2Jc.
40c fer Yard-Widc Colofcd Florentine
Silks formerly sold at Syc.
80 for Feathcr-Wcight SilkOlinc Bed
Comforts. worth s..
lie. for Ladies' Ali-Iincn Hem
stitched HanGkerchiefs. worth he.
S l-3c. for Ladies' All-Liucn Hemstitch-
ed Handkcrchiefs. worth Zoe.
&c for "a pair of Ladies Black Kid
Gloves. formerly sold At Soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

~ for Black Atwood Albatross;
4 - worth &C.
l 10 ssc' Black and White Striped
~ AlDhairs: worth &c.
Ice. for Irish Linen; worth &c.
f-2c. for Lining Cambria, in rem
nants; worth &C..
soc. for Yard Wide, All-Wool White
Flannel worth 50c.
t-e for White Twilled Flannel; worth
10c.
Pc. for Yard-Wide White Flannel;
worth Csc.
Sc. for Checked Muslin: worth lie.
5c. for COlored Jeans; worth S i-3c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
ARTICLES IN TABLE WARE.

Cream Pitchers; Sugar Bowls and
Baskets: Bon Bon Dishes. Trays: ller-
~ and Nut Bowls. Water and syrup
Pitchers. Napkin Rings. Condensed
MILK Holders. Salt Dishes; Match
Holders, Childrons Cups. Tea and
Tablespoons; Forks, Knives. Ladies,
Berry Spoons: Tea Balls and Stf.ifir--
ers. Sugar Toms. OrAnge Spoons etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

Not the kind that costs dollar a barrel
and sells for "a dollar "a bottle. but strong
Triple Extracts. 4 few drops on "A hand
kerchicf will suggest the fragrance OF new
mown hay or fresh blown roses washed
IN dew These Perfumes We sell by tho
ounce and furnish the bottle. The price
Is pc. per ounce Here are the cdors.
White Rose.
Italian Violet.
StcDhanotLs.
Wood Violet.
Jockey Club
White Violet.
Crab Apple.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

"Papa." said Jacky. would YOU like
10 have me give you perfectly beautiful
Christmas present.:
yes. indeed
Then now Is the time 10 double my
allowance SOS I'll have the money TO
buy 1t when Christmas comes. "-IIarper's
Bazaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

ANY saredef falhod written with
~ reader The
4 diamonds value drops
dta statement
bookkeeping rests upon certain weehned
we the public
compare the merchandise and all times Here
actions for Oom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
NEW LINE0F STEAMERS
DTS,STRUrS EFFECT on NEW YORh
AND orHBR NORTHERN CITIES
SOME ricurea Given In Connection with
the Southern Hallway Projected
European Line.

ne e9 To9ssat 8 sp.a5 rgpns sf l1s
Southern Railway Company Tor
me opening Of % line OF steamers
Iotw6en savannah and Liverpool
mention OF which was first made
ia Tho star. promises 20 De- one - 'i.e
most imuortant movements made ih
Recommendation matters iu long time,
and with The completion az great terminal
facilities az New orleans Dy the llino.7
Central Company seems NAeN 70 leEo-
lutiOnize many lines on "u7iiieaa 'HIou5"-
out the entire country.
ID is "a question in some minds whether,
so great nave been the strides mace re-
Gently in the South, eastern sclporlS'
from bur excepting Norioik north and m
Guiding Baltimore, are NOT likely 10 lose
iu rh1 urar future fhe major portion OF
their grain and produce export busine7-
The proposed opening oi me savannah
Iiycruo0l line which Is 20 be inaugurated
to-day. has been followed by the making
of preliminary Announcements Dy tho same
firm as the one owning the Savannah
line Megsrs. William Johnston Co.. 10
tnff ON lines OF steamers from Charleston.
brunswick. and Norfolk. thus practically
covering AN the important ports un inc
South Atlantic coast 10 i5 erstood
that the object Of the railroad Interests
Boo making TINS arransem nt with tho SNIP
owners ana charicfers named ia TO equal
ize rates thr0u-h aN the South Atlantic
ports which Dy this d. meant that tNtN
VIII bee made prOpOrtilnate i0 the natural
advantages of the ports themselves, cAcn
as compared with the other.
EACH PORT TO GET ITS proper
TION.
II Is believed that under this plan each
port VIII have no trouble at am Dbl getting
It's fun proportion of the cotton intended
for foreign shipment. heretofore. said
a. gentleman VINO ia conFersant with the
plans of the GeoreIl Export ana Import
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
Perfumery Suggests
Handkerchief.

When you've bought the ounce or two
OF perfume. step over to the fiandker-
chief counter. A half a dozen or more
from the following lots. You'll not duplt-
cate them in "A hurry
A great aggregation OF iIandkeF-
chiefs from sc. dozen 20 s. each. Wa
have Handkerchiefs for every body 1t
all prices.
Specially good values IN Handker-
chiefs at 3. . Ia. i-3. 10. and Y lee
Iadiee' ar.h Chiidrens Positively
Linen lis ndt erchiefs az Ia, s l-y. 10.
and II lie.
See our Handkerchisfs before you
buy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
From Rugs to COrsetS

is quite % jump. but we've got several
numbers OF Corsets that YOU should know
about Two strong points about our Cor
sets are. they M and they are well made.
Bicycle Corsets. G. b. quality. M ST.
Vienna Corset, c. B. quality. the Sl25
At 81.
Sl.2J.
Vigilant. IN White Gray and Black,
at 5Dc.. extra quality.
Ailnaslde CCrsets at ljc.; the II
quality.
j lot Child's Corset Waists "a l9c.
1 lCt Ladies' Black Satin Corsets re-
duced 10 SIS; the $3.50 quality.
The Yellow Kid
Of McFadden's Flats fame is affording a
great deal OK merrimcnt Just now but
cur Black and COlored Kids are just as
attractive 10 the ladies' and just as rldicu-
lOus-riiiculOusly low.
An assorted lot OF 81. Sl.2j. and I50
KID Gloves. black and cOlOred, 10 be
closedout at &c. pair.
Evening shades in Kid Gloves. IL
button lengths, the 50 quality al 81,
size 81 only.
Our regular lines are IN quality and
style the leading fall novelties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

JAMES PAXTON VOORHEES,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-06
Fell a Thousand Feet to Death.

WINNIPEG, Aug. 6-Word has reached
here of the death in the mountains Of
Philip ). Abbott, son of L. Ii. Abbott,
president of the Wisconsin Central rail
road. Mr.. Abbott, while accompanying a
party of mountain tourists in charge of
Professor Ray, slipped over a cliff some
thousand feet high and his body is hang
ing on a jagged rock below, where it can
not be reached by members of the party.
He was about - years of age, and had re-
Gently been i'm the Milwaukee office of the
railroad. Young Abbott was noted as a
mountain climber, having made several
nscents of the Alps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-06
Baby killed by n Lion.

CHILLICoTHE, O., Aug. 6.-In Hagen
bach's animal show at the fair grounds
here there is, besides other wild animals,
Il large lion chained near the entrance to
the tent as IA catching advertisements The
owner prided himself on It's docility. Eddie
Hurd, Is months old, son of the manager.
was playing near the animal and came
within its reach. The lion seized the in
FAINT by the hand, and shook it as a terrier
dog would shake a rat. The mother rushed
to the rescue Of her babe and might have
been torn to pieces but for the presence
Of mind of the father, who scared the lion
with "a whip. The lion let go of the child,
but it was a corpse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-06

OPELIKA, Ala, Aug. 6.-About Z o'clock
Tuesday evening George Cumbie, Demo
crat, arrived at Five Points on horseback
and rode up to a crowd which were dis
cussing politics and yelled "Hurrah for
Johnston" This enraged Jap Trammell,
Populist, and he at once shot Cumbie
down from his horse. A general fight en-
sued, with this result George Cumbie,
Democrat, killed Milt Trammell, Popu-
list, seriously wounded Jap Trammell,
Populist, shot, will die; Young White,
Democrat, seriously wounded. All the
parties concerned stand well in the COM
munitY.