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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-05

among US. In behalf Of the COMMUNE
ity in general We would extend a cor
dial welcome.
Miss Martha Sauer came down from
Burns, Kan, Saturday night, and is
at present making her home at c. w.
Lewis.
EbOu Capen feels as big as you please
now, having recently entered the en-
plOy of Geo. Sauer ia the grain
business.
G. W. Lewis steps high now, being
the proud father of a new girl baby,
born, Sunday morning. We prefer the
20 and O." Crum.
1t is with sadness that we pen the
death of little Mamie, the infant
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Ira Shert,
which occurred Wednesday evening,
July 18th, after a brief illness, of
cholera infantum. She lived only
seventeen months, Curing which time
she grew to be happy, pretty, and
contented child, admired by every.
one. Funeral services were conducted
by Elder z. I. Houston OF Perth, after
which the remains were inferred 10
the Winner cemetery. The bereaved
family have the sympathy Of the en-
tire community.
The REPORTORIAL SEPARATOR.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-05
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands
chilblains. corns, and all skin erup-
lions, and positively cures piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by T. B. Snyder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
DROVE HIM TO SUICIDE.
4NI,CURIBLE DISEASE GOdDS mr..
DANCE 10 rake ms OUN mr..
Chances Made by the Norfolk and Western
Railroads. Little Child Found
Dead in Bed.

PETERSBURG. VA. April H-Special.
Mr.. Peter f. Dance. aged 65 years. resi-
dent NJ Chesterfield county. committed
epicide Yesterday afternoon by drowning
himself in Swift Greek, a cancer had
eaten out the roof OF his mouth and
hole through his face. This affection II
9. Thought caused him TO destroy himself
An inquest was held and the Verdlct OF
The iurv was that deceased came 70 his
death at his own hands.
y. < W. CHANGES.
THE Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
panv has made the following changes ~
the passenger station in Petersburg:
cant A. e. Miufree. who has been on
the retired list OF the employees oil tne
company. with pay. for some years past
10 ~ he made baggac-mastcr. in the day
time.
Mr.. w 4. Thomas who has heretofore
been the bagga ge-master in the day, VIII
occupy the same position at night.
Mr.. Thomas IIollins. who was night
baeeage-master is 20 have employment
in the freight depot OF the company ID
Petersburg.
These changes will go into effect on tie
LIST of May.
Mr. L. r. Stewart, weil-known real
estate dealer Of Dinwiddie county mas
entertained for the past few days. MI.
$. S. Stiner, Of Ohio, who IS looking Tor
land on hich TO settle thirty families
from wills State Mr.. Stiner expressed
himself as well pleased with the land
shown him.
r. r. Landlord, a colored lawyer caarg-
ed with betrayal of Ethel Hart Color
ed girl OF this city, under promise OF
marriage. has made her his Wlte. Inc
marriage ceremony was perfofinee TINS
morning in the Office Of the clerk on the
Hastings Court.
married the couple.
MIR CHAMBERS RECOVERED.
Mr. +. II. Chambers. Of Dinwiddle
county. who was lately thrown from his
wagon and injured by an electric car
collision In Halifax street VIII leave
Petersburg for his home tomorrow morn
ing.
prees for some weeks past at the Mar
ket-street Methodist church. was brought
to a close last night About thirty con-
versions made up the fruits Of the re-
vval
Rev. J. NJ. Pitcher. D. D., general SUI
perintendent OF the Virginia Baptist sun
day-school and Bible Board. has pre-
pared and furnished programmes for the
Baptist Sunday-school conventions TO be
held all over the State in May next
4 little child OF Mr. Robert Rodgers.
residing on Cross street was found dead
in It's bed this morning. II died during the
night Of convulsicns.
Mrs. Elizabeth McQuestion, widow or
-
Canada was found dead on the floor or
her room at the residence Of Mrs. a. \.
Allen on High street about o'clock this
afternoon. Mrs. McQuestion was out on
the street during the forenoon. IL Is
thought that she died shortly after her
return home and that she had been dead
about three hourse before her death be-
came Known; death r. supposed To have
been caused from apoplexy. The deceas-
ed was relative OF Mr.. Edgar Currier,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
nelighifnl EntertaLnment.

Mr.. and Mrs Y. Loving gave most
delightful supper and dance on the eve
ming OF April 22d. II being the nth ami
versary OF their marriage.
The beautiful young matron was gown
ed in a rich robe OF white mirror MORE,
rare old lace and diamond ornaments.
The spacious halls and parlors were
maenifcently decorated with palms.
ferns and American Beauty roses.
Myrads of shaded lamps and silver
canGeabra shed their soft light on this
lovely scene. AZ n o'clock supper was
announced. and tlo rich china, silver.
and cut-glass wale laden with all the
delicacios 81 the season. covered the ia
bles; twas indeed a time to eat. drink.
and be merry. and the guests did ample
Justice 10 the delightful viands.
Immediately after supper dancing was
INDUCED In t.ll O'Clock A. NJ.
Home. Sweet Home was surg, and the
guests departed. each wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Loving many happy returns OF the
day. The following are tie names or
those present:
Mrs. a. Rupert. Henry Rupert. Rich
mond: Miss Matte CoShlan. Wytheyllle.
Va: Miss Kate Coghan. Miss j. Otto.
Mrs. j. Otto Mr.. Mcmahon, Mr.. Walter
Bradley Richmond: MIR. Hitchkok. Fair
oaks; Mr.. A. Otto. Mrs. a. Otto. Mr. and
Mrs. Griffin. Lewis Griffin. Mrs \. Thorn
as, Miss Thomas. Mr. Metzger. Mr.. Cher
~ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace. Mr. c. Hulcher.
Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. @. Rupert.
Washington: Mr.. and Mrs F.. Rupert
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. 9. e. c. Rup-
pert. Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. F.. 4.
Lucas. Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs ". +.
Evart. PittsbUrg. Miss Mary Ohphant.
Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Low
ing. PHILADELPHIA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
A BR1VE YOUNG LADY,.
Mis-. Blanche Savage Fires at Midnigh'
Intrnders

The family Of Mrs. a. l.. Savage, VINO
live at No. 29l7 east Broad street. were
aroused az about IL o'clock Friday night
bv what Is thought 10 have been a man
who was trying to break into the house
The noise heard was Of some one or some
thing walking lightly over a shed ioos
in the rear of the building. The shcu
was in the shade Of "a tree, ana IL ~
impossible 10 tel what caused the NOISE
hut Miss Blanche Savage was eduAl 10 N"
occasion. and raising the window, she
fired two shots and the INTRUDER peat
hasty retreat 49,,
Mrs. savage, with her mother ana
daughter. live alone, bat they are pre-
pared 10 defend themselves from noctur-
nal providers. They keep firearms IN the
houre and know how 70 use them.
Miss Savage who IS quite an ATTRACTIVE
Young lady. IS very modest IN regard 10
her bravery When seen yesterday ~ a
Times reporter she did not seem 10 thlnh
she had done anything requiring more
than ordinary courage.
IN has been suggested that che intruder
was "a dog belonging 20 nelghbor. bur
this Is hardly probably. as within Few
moments after the shots were hr'd tne
animal in question came running iiom
another direction.
The shots attracted the attention or
neighb0rs but when they arrived inc
intruder had escaped.
80 report Of the case was MADE 10 inc
TOiice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
sad Eud of Capt. Zeb. Mar'h"li-An AP-
proaching Marriage.

ACCOMAC. va. April 3.-Special-
Cant. Zeb. Marshall. Of this county vas
drowned on the 18th day Of March last
while crossing the Chesapeake bay. his
body was found on the bay shore OF
smiths Island Md. ON last Saturday ~
cant. John Evans. Of that place.
The remains were brought 10 the DC
reaved parents. and buried at their meme
near Gullford. ON Easter Sunday.
Winter mo- longer lingets IN the zap OF
sprlng lie fell out on last Tuesday
night Prone and sprawling be landed
on our peninsula, hattening everything
as he struck the earth. Fortunately not
one-hfrh Of the Irish potatoes had pushed
their sprouts above the ground before the
cold snap came. Some were up, however
looking green and beautiful on tuesday
but black and dead on Wednesday.
The strawberries are badly Damaged
Peaches. cherries and apples are all more
or less hurt. but 10 is too early To esu-
mate the extent OF the damage.
cards are out for the approaching mar
riaee OF Dr. W. W. Kerns, OF BloXom'
va. 10 Miss Carrie e. clifton. Of Rich
mond. Va. Or. Kerns is highly esteem
ed and very popular over here. Acco-
mac stands ready 20 give warm well
come 10 his Richmond bride.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
orr ENEMTiS 10 Met.
The varsity PLAYS the farheeis at the uni'
VerSftv To- Morrow.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, April -.
-Special. -Virginia's Tigers VIII cross bats
with Cardinals crack team here Monday,
and much interest and speculation IS pc
ing manifested in the outcome Of the
Notwithstanding the fact that Virginia
defeated the Tarheels several weeks ago,
the Carolinians succeeded In defeating
several teams which proved too much ior
Virginia. ,
Virginia's team has taken decided
brace since their victory over Yale, ana
the game will undoubtedly be close one,
with chances of victory In favor or Nlr-
ginia.
Murray Mcclure captain Of last years
team. IS here and coached the varsity
I'm their final practice this afternoon, and
his presence on the field did much 10 en-
courage the men, and the practice was
sharp and quick.
"Cap" Collier will twirl for Virginia,
and II his support is equal 10 his pitching
virginia will win I'm a walk. Collier has
oniciated I'm the box against all the good
pitchers that have twirled here, and has
proved himself superior 20 all OF them.
Williams will toss the horsehde for Caro-
lima. and judging from work lately, he
seems 10 be a good one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
White Goods.

We really are showing Novel
ties in White Goods. Direct de-
partures from the beaten path of
bygones. 1t is as refreshing as a
swimmer shower to drink in these
bright, handsome, unique effects
so new that they attract all eyes;
so rare that they win all praise; 50
fine that it is hard to find their
equals, and shall we say 50 cheap
that they are winning an army Of
new buyers.
Our offerings are living wit
nesses to the existant facts. You
can pick with perfect freedom-for
Our roof harbors no doubtful
values.
Fine Sheer White Organizes,
with white pin stripes, yard 1870
Fine Sheer Pin,Dot Dimity, d
inches wide...................." 26C
6S-inch Fine White Organdie-
special price this week........ 4Oc
47-inch Fine French Nainsook.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25C
English Nainsook-two great
values
20 yards in piece for. 81. rs
u yards finer grade for $3.50
6S.inch Colored Organizes, in
pink, light blue. nile and corn,
SOC
32-inch Colored Swiss, in all
shades, yard INSTRUMENTATION 25c
32-inch White Persian Null
fine, sheer and soft-I2H, IS, 20,
IS, 50, IS, 371l, 10 and soc yard.
Best quality English Long
Cloths, for summer Underwear,
60 inches wide, II yards in a piece,
per piece.".................... 81 40
27-inch White Figured Pique,
light weight-specially desirable
tor shirt-waists and children's
dresses-special price,. 25c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
RUFFIAN IN THE TOLLS.
sfFs. HENDt HSON'S dSSIIftNTCAP-
gUREDGI YHE HOANOkK FOIICE
And safely Lodged In Jail at LYnchhurg.
How HIS Capture Nss
Effected.

ROANOKE. VA. April 2l-spocial-Of-
fccr Moss. Of the Roanoke police captured
last night The negro who attempted to
assault Mrs. George r. Henderson.
The sale Of Mrs. Henderson's co.l
watch for IS cents led 10 his idenuhcauor.
lie proved 10 be Moses Dennis, ntsl.
who had already been tried for attempt
ing TO assault Mrs. Ashe. white wowa
residing lu the eastern part ~ This l.'t.
Owing 70 the failure 20 Identity him inrr
ne was acquitted. but he had been QUO
Of jail a short time before ne was arrest
ed for assaultug a cOlOred girl. While
awaiting trial. he made his escape and
bad not been re-caDturcd
Dennis was fully identified ty Mrs. Hen
6frsOn as her asaailaut. ana early this
morning ho was taken Ia a buggy by Chief
Of Police Dyer and Ofrcer Griffin 10 Blue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
THE FOURQUREAN- PRICE CO. THE FOURQUREAN PRICE Co.

First Presbyterian church az Madison and
Grace streets. at oc clock =. N. yester-
day, and the interment was in ShockOe
Hin cemetery.
The interment of Mr. Simon Gouldin.
who died on Thursday evening al
o'clock. at the residence OF his daughter,
Mrs. Emma 7. Garter. No. 2i03 west Main
street was made IN the family section
at Emanuel church IT o'clock yester-
day afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25

value up 10 Csc, your choice Monday at
&c. pair.
If YOU want a Dinner or Tea
Set, don't fail to attend this sale
Monday.
Haviland China Dinner Sets. 100 pieces
including Havilands new shape Soup and
oyster Bowls. all pieces hand decorate
and rolled gold. decorated handles, TIE
entire set Monday for $50.
Fine Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, in
Guiding sugar dish. cream pitcher anu
butter dish. 100 pieces. all finely decorat-
ed worth s25. for $3.50 complete.
$1,000 English China Dinner
Sets for S6.oS.
Fine English Thin China Dinner Sets.
beautifully decorated in two patterns, lVl
pieces, including large soup tureen for
s69S. wei, worth Sl2
Genuine Cut Glass Salt and Celery Dips.
fancy shapes fine cuttings, worth up 10
csc. choice Monday l2c.
Handsome Cut Glass Syrup or cream
Pitchers, with best silver plated tops reg
ular $50. value, for &C. -,
Cut Glass Deem Berry or Salad BOWL
worth Sc. for $3.50.
Dead Stuck, guaranteed to Kill
every insect, such as Bed Bugs,
Reaches, Ants and Mosquitoes or
money refunded. Price IS cents.
Jardinieres at Half Price.
100 dozen Finely Glazed Jardineres large
size. nicely decorated. all colors. blue,
green. red and terra Gotta, worth o0c.' ana
&C.. for 25c. choice.
lust received % handsome l0-piece
Chamber Sets all richly decorated anu
stlppled gold trimmed, our regular price
viii be $3.50 a set tomorrow. special
price. ss.s5 complete.
Full size China Wash Bowls
nicely decorated, worth sT.5o, for
&c. choice.
$50 dozen Fine Bohemian Thin Blown
Engraved Tumblors, always sold TOT 81
a dozen, special for this sale, &c set;
Gas Glotes, finely etched worth Soc''
20 POO do dozen Banded Wine Glasses at si-2c.
each.
Handsome Oak Parlor Tables,
finely polished, fancy turned legs,
Just the thing for card tables.
Good SIPS value, for Csc.
Best Quality Polishing Sad Irons; six
pounds size, worth regular 2ic., FOR l3c.
a great purchase of 465 cases
of Best Quality Tinware on sale
Monday at Half Price.
17-auart Heavy Tin Dish Pans, all one
price mo seams). riveted handle at he.
100 Best Quality. covered, Tin Buckets
at &c.
Milk Cans. regular 12c. size for &c
3-quart Long Handle, covered, sauce
Pans. worth l5c.. for &c. ~
9-guart Heavy Block Tin Slowing ket-
Ties worth regular ljc.. for SC.
All sizes Bread pans, at &c. choice, worth
I'D 70 Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
$3.50 the price Tomorrow

for Fine Clifton" China Dinner
Sets, 100 pieces, with pretty
Violet Decorations and gold
trimmed handles. Remember, to-
morrow $3.50 complete.
81 a dozen for Fine Carlsbad Decorated
China cups and Saucers, worth lesuiar
25c. each.
High Back oak Dining Room Chairs,
with braced arms and carved backs hlgh-
ly polished. actually worth $3.50. for Sl.le.
Fine Polished Hand-carved, HANDSOME
Oak and Mahogany Rocking Chairs with
hest quality leather seats. and large fancy
arms six different styles 10 select HON
worth up to 50. choice Monday, sl.ss.
Best quality, strongly made,
Porch or Sewing Chairs, with real
rattan bottoms, nicely finished,
not the cheap split rockers adver'
tised elsewhere, but the regular
S1.oo Chair for So cents.
Backing Stands. with nicely carpeted
tops. extraordinarily made, WORTH N'os
for gsc. -,
100 Galvanized Iron Water Pals, extra
large size, worth 4Oc., Mondays special
nrfce loo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
SERIOCS ACCIDENT.
A Baseball PLAYER Very BADLY Hurt at
Enporla.

EMPORIA. VA. April 4-Special The
Democratic Convention for nomination OF
district officers for Hlcksford District met
here to-day. and selected the following
candidates. Supervisor. ". f. Bailey; JUS
tices OF the Peace j. II. Pepper, J. J.
Garner and W. p. Allen; Constable, s. ".
Garner.
The game OF baseball between the
Franklin and Emporia teams, scheduled
10 be played here yesterday. was declared
off on account OF very unfortunate ac-
cident 20 Routon, the Franklin pitcher.
The Franklin team was practicing 1T
tie before the game. Kimball. the catcher.
was batting the ball around the diamond.
when Bouton ran I'm front of him TO pick
up bat just as he struck at the ball re-
celving the blow Just above the left eye.
IL was terrible HEX. Bouton fell like
one dead and his friends were afraid
for awhile that he was seriously hurt.
when tho team left this morning. how
ever. he was considerably improved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25

Dir. Waliing and Miss Evans United
Democratic Mass-Meetings.

HAMPTON. VA. April A-Special-A
quiet. but very pretty marriage was sol
emnized to-day at 1870 o'clock al the resi-
dence Of the brides sister Mrs. w. ~.
Tlguor. on Chapel street. this city. The
groom. Mr.. Bornice Walling. is a popular
merchant Of Irvlngton. Va. Iho bride Miss
Maggie Evans. a pretty and attractive
blonde Of Hampton. was becomingly at
tired In handsome travelling suit Of
brown wnip-cord, with hat. gloves and
shoes 20 match.
only the immediate family and a few
..nuls witnessed the ceremony. which
was impressivoly performed by Rev Graz
ham Lambeth, pastor of tho West End
~. r.. church.
Immediately after tho ceremony, the
happy couple left on the steamer Hamp-
ton Roads. for an extended Northern tour
followed by best wishes Of host OF
friends.
They Will reside at Iryington, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
FIRN ~ oHARLOrrEsTILLE.
Damage Done Amounting to >5,O00-Acci
denttn Or. l.. J.. Howard.

dent 90 DR.. Il. J.. howard.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. April "a
Special. The eight-room residence OF Mrs.
VI. 3. Kidd, on University avenue, was
totally destroyed by fire ~ 4.S0 this after
noon. with all its contents. consisting or
fine piano, parton ana bedroom furniture
etc. All the trunks and clothing OF the
family. and the trunks books and cloth
ing OF several students who boarded IN
the house were consumed.
The flames spread 90 Ivy Cottage, a
larger building owned by y. Oberdorfer
ana occupied by Mr.. ". l.. falcohei
There was a small Insurance on buildings,
but none on furniture. The nre orisl-
mated in the cook-room The loss Is pc
tween four and hve thousand dollars. Inc
students fought the fire manfuly
While Dr. X. l.. Howard was driving on
west Main street this afternoon, MS morse
took fright and ran away throwing the
doctor out resulting in hts getting badly
stunned and seriously bruised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
CRARGE or GRAND LaRcrNY.
Oscar Il. Hin in the Tolls In NorfoIk-On
In New York.

NORFOLK, VA. April 24.-Special. -
Oscar B. Hin, who last winter gained con-
siderable notorety ~ giving bogus checks
in payment OF his wedding expenses al
Poughkeepsie. y. Y, was arrested here
to-day on the charge Of grand larceny.
n seems that he had been entrusted by
Mrs. l.. A. Bowie. Of Norfolk. with SiNc,
which amount. IL Is alleged. he appropri-
ated 10 his own use.
nm escaped from his former awkward
prediscment by the statement Of his law
yer. that ne had promised TO deposit funds
10 meet .IIilrs checks, but had forgotten
to do so. This time. hoN',". the prisoner
was held ana bail refused him.
81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25

Full size Pie Plates, regular A
and scent ones for I cent. A limit
of ! to a customer.
Surprise Egg Whips, best on the mar
Steel Grass Blades. Csc
Best Quality Granite Milk Pans. ! IL
quart size for &C..
6-quart Pudding Pans. regular 5oc.. for
s-quart Best Quality Granite Coffee and
Tea Pots ALWAYS Soc. for 23c.
Best Quality Granite Iron MIX or Rice
Boilers. worth sl.25. for CSC
Wash Basins best granite Iron ware.
worth 25c.. for zoe.
sprinkling Cans. all sizes, from &c. up.
q Real Austrian China Tea
Sets. finely decorated, SO pieces,
regular $3.50 Sets for S5.9S COM
plete.
56.Piece Real English China
Tea Sets, all under glazed decora>
tons, and guaranteed not to craze,
regular worth s., for this sale
SI.oS complete.
Bargain sale Of 800 Gem
and Blizzard Ice Cream
Freezers. Well make it TO
your interest to buy your
Freezer Monday.
We are the sole agents for
the world renowned Quincy
Refrigerators and Ice Boxes.
The Quincy Refrigerators are
the best in the world, and are
guaranteed to keep the ice longer
and food better than any other. II
has all the latest Improvements,
including the galvanized, remov-
able ice compartments. Two car
loads on special sale tomorrow.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
p Refrigerators, with best
quality Porcelain Water tank, IS
inches in width, y inches in
depth, and 40 inches in height, for
$1,000 aech.
Shant anyone sell Baby Car
riages cheaper than the Fourqu
rean Price Company.
4 neat and slightly carriage upholstered
I'm French Cretonne. well finished. made
bv the famous Wakefield" factory. for
S3SS
we carry a fun line OF those best OF All
Wakefield carriages, at prices ranging
up TO SO an,
80 Nursery Refrigerators. charcoal nlien
and galvanized lined, large sizes at VIZ
complete. with water tank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25

Ridge Spring. where the party boarded q
freight train and went on 90 Lynchburg.
There Dennis was locked up. and will be
held uil his trial comes OF in This city.
The feeling here is very bitter against
the prisoner and the action of the Chief
of Police in taking him TO Lynchburg is
generally commended
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
6Qc. ParlOr Tables 29c.

Cake Boxes. large size, heavy ana Wen
made, nicely Japanned. worth oOc' io'
29c. D,-.o- rra,.uona
Finest Limoges China Plates, HaViianu
&, Co. and Lantemier's make, speciai To-
morrow. sl.45 for a set OF SIX. ,,
Choice Of nicely decorated German Oh'n"
Pitchers at lOc. -. ..,ot,os
1900 A. ID. Cups and Saucers, pest ila ,.'l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
The F0urqurean-PriCeCo Co.
Qualify Satisfaction.

the this will the 1t
importance Its wealth of worth makes cheap
pgc-gves opportunities mqud We for but
goodness the extreme of cheamesre all the
honor e-an thcs ucess-aI the satisfaction
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
Black Goods.

Our constant effort to give the
best values in Black Goods in the
city is being appreciated. Our
sales show a steady increase day
by day, and the choice bargains
are going out fast.
Tomorrow we offer another lot
of that fine 5o-inch Black Imperial
Serge that we sold 50 much of last
week. You will have to pay 75c.
a yard when this is gone. Proba-
bly, the last chance to buy it SOc
at......................
Per Yard.
Choice Of any Figured Black
Mohair or Figured Sicillian in our
stock that sold at IS, Sc, s1.oo
or SI.25 a yard. To~mor- SOo
rOW....................
Black Figured Mohair that sold
at SOC. a yard. To'mor- 15c
4 superb assortment of stylish
and fashionable weaves in Plain
and Figured Canvas Examines,
Hammock Cloths and
Grenadines-per yard @ TX
SOC. tO.................... ~(@rs -
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10 dozen Clothes Pins for sc,
Pictures ! Pictures

Pictures =! Pictures
A lot of Fine Pictures, sold from SloO
10 $3.50. your choice while they last oOc.
Slightly sh0p-v orn)
Best Quality Nickel Night Lamps COM
plete. with chimney, 25c.
800 German Tea or Coffee Strainers' Ie.
Wash-Boilers made of best steel TIN.
with copper rim and copper handle, extra
large size. No Z. for 39c.
Oblong sheet-IrOn Roasting Pans, sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25
SIZES
Ii ID II and II ID

10 ID. II, and IL II.
Mems white and colored
Shirts at a great sacrifice at
The Boston, 1909 f.. Main
street, winding.up sale.