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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24

Mr.. Levi Refowch has engaged the Grant
Band to give concert at his One Price
Clothing Hall from 7 to o'clock ON Thurs
day evening, when he will have his grand
spring opening. 3-24-lt
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24

The Annunciation Literary Society will
meet at the home of Miss Ella Whalen, on
West Cherry street, tonight. A very inter
esting program has been arranged and a full
attendance is requested
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24

County Coroner D. W. Marshall, Of Ash
land, left yesterday for Southern trip to
recuperate. Dr. Marshall is just re-
covering from severe illness, and his many
Shenandoah friends hope for speedy res
toaton of his former good health.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24
At Rreen,s Rinltn Cafe.

Puree of tomato soup will be served free
during and between the acts tonight,
Free hot lunch every morning.
Meals served at all hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24

For your up-to-date hats and gents furnish
ing goods at reasonable prices go to MAX
LEVITS, 10 East Centre street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24

E'S~ Merchant tailors who know good
thing will buy the trimmings at IL. A,
Swalm's sacrifice sale. 3-23-3t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24

David McCutcheon, of South Jardin street,
was badly squeezed and one of his legs was
broken by a fall of coal in the Indian Ridge
mine this morning. He was removed to his
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24

Esc- Bargain hunters will find a rare
opportunity at IL. A, swalm's closing out
cloth sale. 3-23-3t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24
Dr. Marshall i'm the SOUTH

Names put on Easter eggs free of charge
when they are purchased at W, V. Otto's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24

Faster baskets hlled for from 1Oc. to s. 90,
at w. V. Otto's, "a South Main street,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24
wanted.

A servant girl for general household work.
Apply at the Watson House.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24

Remnants of carpets and oil cloths cheap
at Frieke's carpet store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24

Easter eggs and fancy baskets Of every
description at Otto's, p South Main street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24

Our free lunch tomorrow morning will
consist of nice dish of clam soup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24

Oysters in all styles.

Free for everybody tonight; Vegetable
soup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24
injured by Failing Coal.

1ai1- II. A, Swain is giving away his stock
of cloths, to leave town next Friday. 3-23-3t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-03-24
Kendrick House Free Lunch.

Pea soup tonight.
Hot lunch tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
THE COHEN co,
RETyION EDITION or THE DIS
PATCH.

REUNION EDITION or THE DIS
PATCH.
This great Nc. will he issued on
Tuesday next, and viii be the most
acknowledgements paper that we
have ever published.
IL viii he a model newspaper.
IL will be n Guide-Book to Rich
mond and the battle-heids
IL viii he an epitome of the his
tory of the COnfederacy, and OF the
biographies of Its great men.
IL will tell you all about the
organization of the L. c. v.
II will give you the programme
for the entertainment of veterans
md other visitors.
IL will contain interesting news
about the Davis monument and
cornerstone laying.
IL will have scores of war songs,
poems, "reminiscences, sc.
buy IL for yourself. buy "a to
send To absent friends. For sale, I'm
wrappers, at the Dispatch counter.
Price, 3 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28

OPEN HOUSE TO VETERANS.
Hiss sally Toiupi,ins. Commissioned
Captain. {. :. A., 10 Entertain.


Hiss sally T0uphihs' ON III
Cautnin. Z. =. A., TO Entertain.
..t,. 4...ls chat the pafrlo+ic
ID "' '. $780,, ..,,eo,-,os d,-
women ol 'N' 49, A.
rms me war OLA 0''
pomauog-were written a larger volume
tl4r has ever been issued would De re-
...... ., ,..or7 tharo Miss sally Tomp-
...... 80 t.o. ,ir,.
"''s. VINO .p."-s " i.'''-0'' 20 -, +'e
iu ms CITY, ln e-rh booh No141
entitled % "a cor spi'uo US pace were
l0t so ilNcHAtl 10 lalA or 'I'0 '.'""'-'
f.rtice chat ehe Ich-tIti lhe I+'7t o@..'
Soon aftD- the war NoHliheLcou' .llsS
'mI ilIls conceived me lIea OF '9'"Dli, 7 o.
ts hospital Tor the SICK ana W5uhlea
W.'r-rs OF the 'lal. M" s'''.'i ~'' ''iO
possess ne IDEA IMAM enc 'o0A a'1fS ~
carry So ott
Obtaining from Judge Foueriaoh lhe
r.n..'uF old frame house tn7t s.ood AT
Ih.rl and Main streets. s.e' WIN ',S ne
assistance OF many "eai'"y lsppi' ~.
t.-t cay. tttod up hosptdl. no. on'y
were the SICK ana WOUNDED car ld 4oI'
Dat ever. soldier Who applied az the
Institution. which was called the Robert
e,l Hospital for food or sheiter-enter-
u-mlent n any torm-"as Warmly wei
coined. hose We're days When aII tlch-
Muni kept open house. Nearers OF the
Confederate uniform were mdue 70 leei
perfectly NJ nom" every Nil'it' anu We
entertained in the best manner possible
~ tho .adie9 while husbands sons
brothers. ana sWeet1earts were doing
battle
AS the great civil struggle progressed,
Al u npKuss institution became
famous for the care given soldiers All
over tho South twas considered among the
est of hospitals lts patients mad their
every want provided. 500 FAR as was within
tte power of tfo manager. and received
t.- most skiuful medical treatment
Fact ia. there are many veterans living
t.-Iay who owe their lives TO this insti-
tllou.
There were many other private hos
PITFALLS iu those times. and some OF them
81 used men 10 was charged. who were
able 20 return TO the front. So pressing
Glib tho dcm.ad Tor mon become that
..- Confederate Government issued an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
Pretty CInsInr ENercIses.

Corcoran Hall was the scene OF the
closing exercises OF Miss VI. Fannie Tay-
loPs music class. A large and appre-
ciative audience was present The in
strumental music was Well rendered. re-
fectng credit upon pupil and teacher.
The vocal numbers called forth LIBERAL
applause Miss a. Martin sang solo,
Going to Market" in excellent voice.
Annie Laurie" was beautifully rendered
by a quartette. Mr.. Woodbridge rem
dered IN happy style several selections.
The cantata, Dream OF Fairyland," was
snlendidly rendered. Rev. George c.
Vanderslice, d. D.. presented medals as
follows. First Honor (gold)-NIisses Irene
Finke, Lille Rogers. and Madeline
Kalbe Second Honor (s.lyer)-Misses
Lille Hechleg. Norma Atkinson. and An
ME Taliferro.
A musicale was given by Mrs. Eva G..
Gary's music class az POwelis Hail. on
Friday night. large audience being
present. A happy speech was made by
Rev. Mr.. Tucker. pastor OF the East
End Baptist church, al the close Of
which he presented gold medals 20 the
honor scholars. who were: Misses Rosa
Sender, Lettie Duke. Pearl Wade. Mar
tina Udriet. Mary Goode. Ruby walker.
Nora Watkins. and Lillian Hicks. and
Master Wilburn Crouch.
Tire class presented Mrs. Gary with a
pretty brass lamp-siand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28

Physicians Express Opinions Re


Physicians Express Opinions Re-
Enrding Transmission OF DisenSe'
Another tuberculous COW was killed by
the party Of scientific gen emen here
yesterday About nine months ago tis
Infants Home, OF this city was present.
cd with an apparently healthy, hne-ap-
pearing Hoistein COW. Some time after
using the milk from the cow intestinal
troubles were observed I'm the infants.
Thinking the milk might bee at fault. other
milk, from a general dairy was ordered.
The infants improved; bur, on again using
the cows milk. they began 70 ran iH. Ihe
disease resembled intestinal tubeicuiolS
trouble.
Dr. w W. Parker sent the COW TO DIT
Harbaughs Hospital, 10 have the tuber-
cuiin test applied. She save the char-
acterlstfc reaction. She was taken 70
the knockers quarters yesterday, ana
was slaughtered and the pOst-mOriem
demonstration, conducted by DIS. Har-
baugh and Sweeney. in the presence or
Drs. Cooper, Curtice, NJ ID. Hoge, Jr,
and John +. VIM, and the lungs, lynn
phatic glands. and udder were found 20
be- badly affected, and had been so, In
the opinion Of the veterinarians, at least
a year.
d.. Hoge being asked his opinion. said
ct Is one of the most satisfactory proofs
I'm my personal experience OF transmits
sion OF disease; and l cannot too strong
ly urge the necessity OF the proper in-
spectlon Of every milch-cow especially
II the milk IS 10 be used for infants"
DR.. John i. Winn said that the post
norton appearances OF the organs exam
ined. especially the udder. afforded album
dant evidence of the serious danger
Of the milk supplied by the cow
Or. Curtlce, the cdttle-inspector, said
Gan veterinarians forbid tie use Of milk
from tuberculous COWS for feeding swine
Children deserve at least as much con-
sidera.ion as swine"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
Mr.. Leigh was Reelected President.

The sessions Of the Wholesale Grocers'
Association IN this city concluded with the
reelection OF Mr.. Egbert G.. Leigh as
president; Mr. T.. J.. Hooker, az secretary
and Mr. John ID. Blair as treasurer.
At the banquet Friday night the asso-
citation presented Mr.. Leigh with a mag
nifcent silver service Of twenty pieces.
Mr.. w. Il. LOckett. OF Knoxville. Tenn,
made the presentation speech. and Mr..
Leigh responded in a most feeling speech.
The visiting grOcers were entertained
on the roof garden Of the Jefferson last
evening by a hish-class vaudeville per-
formaLee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
NC. quaity Hair cloth Tor &C. yard.
GREAT REDUCTION IN CUTLERY.
TOILETS.

We mention but few items. but they are
good ones. and clearly Indicate the many
great bargains we oner in this depart
ment.
Best Refined Borax d packages, 31-2c..
instead OF Sc.
Dr. Parker Pray's Onraline. for remov-
ing stains from the flnger-nails, 55c.
bottle, instead Of J0c.
DR.. Parker prays Nail Enameline and
Rosallne. for fnger-nail use lsc. a box,
instead OF &c.
Colgate's Qulnlne Tonic. for strengthen
Ing the hair and removing dandrun.
BE. value. for z5c. bottle, and larger
bottles 1fc. value. for soc.
DIT. Nelson's Mouth-Nash, with n box
~ T0Oth-POwder and Brush free, for
25c
Hudnuts San Reno Violet Water, $3.50
value for Sl.25 a bottle
Hudnuts Freckle Lotion, si.75 value.
for 81 a bottle.
Real Badger shaving-Brushes lsc.
value. for &c. each.
Balley's COmnlexiOn-Brush 43c. each,
instead OF 6.c.
Pears Shaving Soap. pic. a cake
Bottle Of Browns Shoe Polish. with box
Of paste for Tan shoes, &C., instead of
Large sheep's-wool sponges, 1Oc. size,
for &C. each.
sheme'1's Dentifrlce. 17c a bottle. In
Large boyes Of Putt Pomade, &C., in
Roger & G3iiets Vera Violet, G9c.. IN
stead Of 81.
Fonafden's Lavender-salts, S9c. value,
for l9c a bottle.
Wool Soap. for the bath. and also for
washing fannels, l0c. value, for sc. q
cake.
Largest Size Curling-Irons lc., instead
of l0c
Mennen's Talcum Powder, z 1-2c.. IN
stead Of 25c.
Good Quality Bay Rum, &c. a bottle
instead of l5c.
25c box OF Facc-Powder. In Pink and
White. for Sc. a box.
FROM Q TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
A nice Toilet Soap, 3 cakes TO box
10c value. for lc box.
We are the States sole agents for Mou-
sons celebrated
PERFUMES AND TOILET ARTICLES
which are the most fashionable and IA
vorable extracts. and which, in contrast
to most perfumes, never change their orig
inal and natural doors. but keep delicious
and refreshing as long as a trace Of them
Is left.
REUNION PRICES on CANDIES.
Different styles Pure Cream Chocolate
20c. a pound.
zoe. Mixed Candles. goo. a pound.
Pure Cream Chocolate, l5c. a pound.
FROM TO 10 O'CLOCK
lJc. Mixture Of Cream, Chocolate, Cara
meis etc, &c. pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28

Mr.. Thomas E. Sutton OF Baltimore, Is
I'm the city for a day or two. He IA at
the Exchange. but is on a visit 10 his
daughter. Mrs. Clyde y. West.
The closing tea Of the season at the
Woman's Club will be given next Monday
afternoon from 10 $ o'clock. Members
will be allowed an extra number OK visit
rs'-cards during the reunion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
A Runaway Horse.

A runaway horse attached 10 a surrey
became frightened yesterday by the crowd
waiting at the Eighth-street depot LOT
tie cadets and dashed down the track,
almost meeting the engine Of the cadets
train II whirled, however, and went 70
Ninth street where Il freed Itself from
the vehicle, which was completely demoi-
ished. The thoroughly frightened animal
then Jumped into a dellvery-wagon, knock
ing the driver OF his seat. II was cap
tured after this leap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28

Miss Belle KsaTney. National Organizer
OF the WOman's Christian Temperance
and that az Park-Piace Methodist church,
this afternoon at an o'clock. She Will
also speak once in Manchester. at Cowar-
din-Avenue Christian church. tomorrow
night at $50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
Nefs zee HercnInncum.

The ola veterans OF the Soldiers Home
witnessed the production 81 Hereula-
ncrm last uight. through the courtesy OF
the arrangement. The performance pass
a. ~ very smoothly and the old soldiers
were delighted with the magnificent spec
faDfr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
Special Values in our Children's Department.
Big reduction in our Furnishing Department
The Fourth OF July Bicycle Races.

The bicycle races 70 take place az the
Exposition Grounds on July 4th Will be
the most interesting events which have
been witnessed in Richmond wheeling his
tory. a splendid list OF entries has been
made up, some OF the best known riders
I'm the country being upon the list. About
$500 worth Of prizes have been offered IN
the seven events The wheelmen OF Rich
mond are looking forward 70 rare oeca-
sion Manager "Twig" Temple says the
races Will be the finest ever seen In VIZ
ginla-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
soNr SPECIALS rnR TIE WEEK.

f'b'iff - ~ i AtsT BAA a III W f~f~'N'
300 yards Of Ike Dimity. sc. yard.
1000 yards Of Agra Linen, sc.
200 yards OF Fine Perca.e. Lie.
yard.
go yards OF French vaIenciennes Lace.
10 Pure White Duck skirts, 81. worth
S1.75.
Black Ribbon Velvet, i7c. a piece.
COlOred Tameta hibbol1 lic. a yard.
Good yard-wide Bleached Cotton, &c.
yard.
Heavy Unbleached Jeans. 1-4c a yard.
Good Apron Bingham. 5t'c.
shifting Prints. 3izc. a yard.
75c. Gray and Tan SIN Cloves. 25c.
SUMNER WASH GOODS.
STYLE costs nothing; It's absence IS
what costs-like salt. which, as tre small
boy said. makes potatoes taste bad n
You don't put any on Here ts lot
or genuine Imported Woven Dot Grass
Linens only Zoe. a yard
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Blacks grow steadily IN favor. and no
wonder. There ls "a sense OF security ID
Black that nothing else can give. These
are the fayorites stuns that are I'm
daily demand, especially for separate
skirts. Heavy reductions have been made
in the prices OF many OF the best and
there probably never was time when We
could 1--WE you such values as now.
At l5c. q yard. 3s-incn Black Bedford
Co.d resu,aaT Bricfi E 2is. 'I 9ioov eoroo
At 6Oc.. Fine Silk Finish Black Hen
A. SOC, 45-inch Figured sicHian, well
Al 50c., Plain Black Heavy eicnian.
At Pie, 56-inch Black Plaid Lace
Al SIS. A-ineh Six Crepon. former
At Isc., s6-lnch Back Figured slcilian,
price was 15c.
At 81. Bordered All-snk Nuns Yelling.
worth $50 a yard.
CARPET SALE
\ CLEARING SALE RIGHT SOW.
Yes; Carpet bargains now. while car
pets are of use 10 you-uOt in the mid
summer days. when you want nothing
hut cool corner and saltwater.
Great lines are TO be cleaned out. Prices
are cut throughout the whole stock. The
sale won't be over IN q week; but there
will never be an the attractions that arc
here today; and, Of course, the greatest
prizes 90 first
Here are the Fine Brussels that were
Sl-G5c
Here are the +oc Ingrains 90 n yard.
Lere are the Cjc. Asgra.ns at 45c. yard.
sHiRT-WAisTs.
Shirt-Waist daIntlness az SOC. No mat
ter how we accomplish H. Re satisfied
to share #. The papers are full OF shirt
waist st0rlcs-stOrie5 based on very ll'Sle
fact: big stories Of mighty small stocks.
Almost as refreshing as the pretty, cool
garments themselves is the pleasure or
picking from such lots ms are. on show
here to-day and every Gay. Shirt-Wai5tl
for misses and girls, too vOc
Mourning Shirt-Wais-s, Black Porcale
Waists. Black Lawn Waists, Linen
| Waists Persian Waists. White Waists,
Lincn-COlOr Waists. with Red and Blue
stripes: C0lOred Waists. win White cuit5
and collar. All regular zoe. Waists re-
dlced 10 CSC.
TABLE LINENS.
Not one stOrekeepcr in fifty knows
| linen: not one in a. hundred can sell linens
right. because of waste in gathering.
German Table Linen, Glover Leaf, Co
| inches wide. only zoe.
Blearhed Table DamasI. floral design,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
Light Infantry to Come.

Information was received yesterday to
the effect that the Rsidsville Light In
fantry, OF Reidsville. ~ c.. forty-fye
strong would arrive here on the Both
They win be quartered at the First Regi-
inent ArmOry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
NOTIONS

has never been known 10 the people OF the
South.
. papers OF Invisible Hair-Pins FOR 1c.
2 Good Corset-Lacers for lc.
Bright and Dull Jet Shawl-Pins, &c. a
dozen, instead Of l0c; 60
IA Shoe-Buttons TO box for &c.
English Tape, in rolls, &C. each, instead
papers Of good Hoir-Pns. for &c.
Long Hat-Pins, &c. dozen for the l5c.
70 dozen Agate Buttons for &c. 81,
Dextcr's Knitting Cotton, In White, all
numbers. &c. ball ,, ,
Tarre size Needlc-BOoks. containing 4
papers Of needles. nat-pins, embroide-
Is needles. and dress-plns' loc value
Rndlod Garter Elastic, the kind that
sells FOR y l-2c our PP prize &C. "a. sas sI1e
Large Size sanitary Towels NC SIZE
Hooks and Ives. as good as De Longs,
stoesinct g shields that sell for lsc., our
1o-s 'sg Black SILK for 1-2c. a
Black and Colored Velvet Bindings, Sc,
sleeve-Extenders for 1sc. pair. instead
Al colore Bone Casing @ yards 10 piece.
lie. IA piece. instead or l9c.
We are daily receiving the New Idea
Patterns. All the latest styles. which We
sell al the right prlce-5c. each.
FROM 9.45 TO 1915 O'CLOCK
White and Colored Beading. 1Oc. quality,
Tor &c. q bunch.
Recent immense cash purchases enable
Ms 20 quote such prices as have never been
offered before In
Innings.
Linen Grass Cloth. in all colors, IL l-2c.
Kind for 9 l-3c q yard.
SKIRT Innings, in colors. &c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
HOUSEWARE.



Large Imitation Cut-Glass Cake-Salvers
and Fruit-Stands, worth SJc., FOR &c.
each.
Handsome Engraved Tumblers, worth
$50; sale price, 6 for l5c.
Fine Imitation Cut-Glass Sugar ana
Cream-Sets worth 2Jc., for &C. q SET.
Thin-Bl0wn Bohemian Tumblers. worth
15c "a dozen. sale price lie. each.
Large Imitation Cut-Glass Fruit or
Berry Bowls, worth Soc, for ice. each.
Fine Baccarat Glass Goblets, worth -
@ Dozen for l9c. each.
Fr0zen-Punch OF Sherbet-Glasses, beau
tlful imitation eft, worth Sl.9S a dozen,
Nickel-Plate Top Salt and Pepper
Shakers, beautiful cut pattern, worth
lOc, fcr &c. each.
Fancy-Shaped Imitation Cut-Hlass
Berry-BOwls. &c. each; value zoe.
Beautiful Crystal-Glass sses-Pitch-
ers. worth 20c.. for &c. each.
Souvenir sale OF MasoA's Fruit-Jars:
Pints. 4ec. q dozen.
Quarts. soc. a dozen.
Hqlf-Gali0ns 69c @ dozen.
Imitation Cut-Glass Tumblers, worth
81. - a. dozen; set lor I'c'
FROM 10 TO II orc ok
beautiful Crystal Bent or Cream-Htl-
GERS. worth 75c. a dozen, for lc. eacn.
CUTLERY.
Bone-Haudlo Table-Knives. triple rlvet-
Cd and bolstered. made of superior
quality steel worth y set, for '5c.
"a dozen pieces.
100 aoZen Cherry-Handle Table-kniVe7
and forks worth $40, for lie. each.
Suver-Plated Teaspoons worth z0c. a
dozen: "a set OF . for Sc.
Fine. Heavily -B0lstered CarNlhS-Sets,
made Of the best-quaiity dOuble-shear
steel worth $3.50. for zoe. a set.
Fine imitation StaR-Hapdle Carving
sets. made Of Sheffield steel, worm
81, for &c. sci. ~
Fine Rubber-Handle Cafy.nB--oe.7' 10
isrd-sbaped blades. made OF the very
Gnest-quality double-shear steel, worth
$40. for CSC. a set
Fin Celiuloid Carving-Sets. made OF
the famous SolingeF steel, worth -
for 81 % a set. ,-, O.
Best-Cuality steel farlhs -hh''eS' -
each; value, lOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
MEMS FURNISHINGS

2c. kind for &c. each.
II this was anything but a dry-goods
store. the
MEMS FURNISHINGS
herein would be sold for at least double
these prices. Read the Reunion Offers:
10 dozen Mems Neglgee Shirts. made
Of fast-color woven cheviot. percales.
and other fabrics, were manufactured
for an eastern house. Cohen secured
entire lot. They are here at sec. Just
half their real value.
Mems French Madras Feather ight
Negllgees. soft hnish. a hot-weather
necessity. J0c. each-actual value SIS.
Mems Laundercd Eclipse Negli2ees.
famous for their perfect fit, real $50
value. just half-75c
Mons Full-Laundered Percale Negligee
Shirts, with detached collars. neat,
pretty designs, tho usual 81 kind. 15c.
Mems SOitFinished Imported Hopsack-
Cneviot Negligees. made with double
pockets. clear pearl buttons, &c These
are usually Numbered and cost $50
each. Take them as they are for SOC.
Mems Feather-Weight, SOft-BosOm,
Laundercd Collar and Cuffs Negligee
Shirts. made Of Scotch zephyr cloths.
hand-worked eyelets sold right here
In Richmond AZ 81 apiece, E.19 each.
All the S1.25. l.3s, and N.69 ones are CSC.
to-day.
Hocker's Finest Iron-Frame. Lsle-Thread
Underwear shorts long and short
sleeves q wear resster. 55c. each.
Import price IS SIS a dozen.
Mtns otis Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, best French make, 81 l-2c.
Mems Ventilated Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers. the coolest undergarmcnt 8
we know Of, 4lc.-cost the importers -
dozen
Mems Soft. Silky-Finished Balbrlggan
Underwear ehirts long and shorD,
just the night weight 81 l-2c. each Ior
best zoe. kind, SOC. each for nnest zoe.
Mems Fine Check Muslin Shirts and
Drawers. every size. including extra
sizes. 50c. each for real l3c. values.
Mons COllarloss Nicht-Robes. made or
extra fine luen-fnshed cambria, cut
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orders for printing sent 10 the Dispatch
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MARRIAGES.

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1895. by Rev. John Pollard. ID. D., FRANK
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both Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28

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