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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-27
REFRIGER ATORs.

"North-Star" Refrigerators. cork-filled.
pure. dry air circulation. lined inside
with galvanized Bessenier steel: also,
has porcelain-lined water tank. a
regular family size refrigerator, for
SSgS. worth Sl5.
I.argest-Slze Hardwood Ice-Chests, spe-
cial to-day. 5000. worth SIS
Hardwood RefrigeratOrs, with hand
some sideboard tops, well worth SO,
for Sl5.
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The Sweeping
Hurricane of Trade

challenges the State of Virginia the platform OF
wherever door open and get your price comparison ~
favor prejudice and the sale is made at J..
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BY c. l.. e VI. J.. Denooh'
Real Estate Agents and Aucl'oi''7'
SCI Main street.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

WHEN PEAL ESTATE IS SOLD IN
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT oAL npc
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAiD ,,,tE
RATA BY THE VENDOR AMI
YENDEE
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DOsITIvE AUCTION SALE

DOSIIlNE AUCIION DALE
a DESIRABLE DETACHED DWELL
ING,
COMBINED BRICK AND FRAME,
No. 305 NORTH TWENTY-EIGHIH
STREET.
CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS, WITH
MODERN CONNENIENCES, w y
TER, GAS, BATH. LATROBE,
AND RANGE.
THE LOT FRONTS 30 FEET, EH-
TENDING BACK BETWEEN PA
RALLEL LINES 132 FEET, HAN-
ING y GOOD SIDE ALLEY.
BY request of the owner. who IS de-
termined to sell. l shall offer the above
mentioned PROPERTY. Oh the premises,
THURSDAY, MAY Il, 1897.
at Z. NJ. This property is located in a
very good and desirable neighborhood,
being suited for nice, comfortable home,
or will pay handsomely as an invest
mcnt. D.,
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance in
six. twelve, and eighteen months, or moro
liberal terms may be offered II desired
CHARLES 4. ROSE,
Auctioneer,
my % No. II north Tenth street.
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WANTED.

OCCUPANTS FOR SEVERAL PLEA
SAINT Rooms with board; also. Table
BoardeTs. Terms moderate. Mrs. VI. a.
HERBERT, 10 north Fifth street
1l-1rns
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BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from Sauie
Floyd to the undersigned trustees. dated
90 day of March. 1891, recorded I'm the
Clerk Office OF the Chancery Court Of
the city OF Richmond. Deadlock l5l h.
page ljS. 10 secure "a certain bond and a
certain note therein described and default
having been made. and being required by
the benefciaries so to do we will pro-
coed 10 sell. on the premises
WEDNESDAY. JUNE I'D.
at $50 O'Clock T.. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scrihed In said deed. as follows: "Au thar
lot Of land on the north line of Webster
street. between Tyler and Hickory
streets, and fronting on Webster street
20 feet, and back between parallel Iires
"A feet towards Cabell street.
TERMS: Casn as 10 expenses OF sale
and all unpaid taxes. and the sum 81
$32il0, balance due upon said bond ana
note. residue in twelve months with in
terest aided. secured by deed OF trust.
JULIUS STRAUS
w. j. WESTWOOD
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees.
j. Thompson @rawa ~, Auetloneers.
my. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-27

BY John T. Goddin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoheers,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-27

For maps or personal inepoc.i lion ~ N
property. call upon Irwin Tucker q '
Real Estate Auctionccts, Newport N
Nl. zap f
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WANTED

a !rIRsr-Cl.Ass BAKER AS FORE,
street. my N-lt
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SATURDAY. NAY .. l8J7.

at II O'Clock A. ~, iu 'front.' Ok tne .l,.
house door. at the City OF Newport alh.
Va. the REAL ESTATE in The Did aaI
proceeding mentioned ard describe, ...
sisting OF ~ IL acres, which W .
chased by John $. Tucker and john 4.
Whitehead OF Charles IL. Mallory TITO
Tabb. and George "a. Peek, special DI.
misslOucrs. In the consolidated SUITS ...l
pending m the Circuit Court ~ Eliza.
BETH City county, entitled ntiNAIt.,
as. Iatimor and others. Wills aul q
vs. Latlmcr and others. aa1 ie,f It
West and others, as appears Dy tA- %. .',
OF said special commissioners M t4
suits. dated October 4. 1852 which was cons
0rmcd by a decree Oh said court il "a
suits entered on october 2, 'i-. ".tftil
the said tract b. DESCRIBED ~ 10y 81
Ivy's plat OF the Parker West ifn.t 500
which may be further described as
bounded on the southwest by James rtt.
on the north by Pumpkin ION ua-
separated from 70 ~ NcMpcLt NeNs
Ivy's plat, and on the east py L't -'o :
TERMS or SALE: one thir! cash a.i
the balance In three eQuai iu. IT'D liu.I.' ,
payable with interest from aal', A
ivrelva. and eighteen months. respective.
lv after the day of sale. for WnirH no
purchaser. or purchasers, shau 6lt b.
or notes payable 10 the al'tl.l t..t....-
gioners. ana the title rct'ine4 unNI t18
further order OF the court. or ne Up.
chaser may. at his option. pay aN cash,
or for the security OF the said leiou. l.
stalnents execute a deed ct ul-i ul
the property. TO Doe drawn ana fDeoi ID
at his expense.
The properly will be sold as ". e.
and is one OF the most valuable tracts %
iand at Newport News, c9mbnilE ,ry
advantage Of water front. Wnart prog .t,
and building lots. 10 fronts W l'rl en-. .
river running back 90 a depth ~ "a. no
1000 feet. and embracing ID ~ a..a
wing below the Chesape and D.l
railway whary2s. and between iHr pro. -.
tvog that company and the property mi -r,
Old Dominion Land Company. I.h In
nertv offers 20 capitalists one of tae t..t
ornortuuities for profitable Investment
RICHARD Wake
Norfolk Va,
RICHARD Il. TUNSTALL
Norfolk Va,
THOMAS TABB.
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BY Sutton & co.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
corner Of Tenth and Bank streets
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WANTED,

TO RENT OUT TO DESIRABLE PARTY
n Nice House ALREADY furnished on west
Grace street for summer months very
cheap Address HOUSE, care Richmond
Dispatch my 23-ts
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tIlfk I.h
Circuit Court. Warwick county
hereby certify that the bond r.I.
OF the special commissioners .H
ahoye-mentlOued decree OF sale bass l.a
duly executed.
Given under my hand this 2th Day Z
April. 1897. II. o. o'il 'f
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n,rS. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,

and our asking during this sale is more
,bsn one half. The goods are all inns
season's make. The pretties- styles anu
,auasorest ever sold here, cambria or
cotton. Everything that can be caiie'
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George w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
p and q north Ninth street.
BARRIERS OUTFIT,
Z FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTION.

l will sell at my aucton-house at 1920
A. n.
TO-DAY THCRSDAN, MAY q, 1887
Rlchmond-Made Phaetou.
BARRIERS Chairs Mirrors. Mugstand. etc.
Walnut OAK, Maple, and Poplar Cham
Der Suits.
Walnut. Mahogany, and othe~ Wardrobes:
oak Buffet. Extension Table Oak
SMUding Desk. Lounges. Sofas. Pic
lures. Bureaus Washstands. Bureaus
Tables. Rockers, RefrigeratOrs. Cook
ing-Stovcs. and a large assortment Of
Miscellaneous Articles
GEORGE W. MAYO,
my q AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-27

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
1 ABOVE SALE we will offer the adionin
BUILDING. No 81 west Broad street,
containing six rooms. Lot 22xl8 feet 10
alley. JOHN r. GODDIN d co.
my = Aucuoneers.
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BOOKS
KNIT UNDERWEAR
may not come again soon, with thes
selling propensities:

may not come AGAIN SOyhj Win e'N'~
selling propensities:
Ladies' High-Neck India Gauze Vests,
long or short sleeves. 2jc.
Ladies 81 l-2c. High-Neck Ribbed vests
short sleeves, ~ l-2c.
Ladies' 50c Lisle-Bleached Ribbed
Pants. 25c. a pair.
Children's Seamless Ribbed Waists, but
tons and buttOn-holes sizes l 70 y
years. Il 1-2c
Ladies' Fine Lisle-Mixed Low-Neck
Vests, silk finished neck and arm
holes. u l-2c.. worth 23c.
Ladies' Best y lie. Bleached Ribbed
Vests for Sc.
100 dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests, were
&C.. for l2c. each.
Children's Best India GauZe Vests and
Pants, 1jc., from 25c.
ladies' 81 - and soc. Fine White Isle
Vests. silk finished lJc each.
EXtra-Size Bleached Ribbed Ladies'
Vests. taped neck and arms, were DC,
now II l-2c.
Ladies SOC. Cream SILK Ribbed Vests,
81 1-2c. each.
81 Silk Vests for nc
IS dozen Bleached Richelieu-Ribbed
Vests, crochet neck and arms, l0c.
grade. &c each.
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COMMISSIONERS SALEOFT THAT

A NDh Ai,clON Ind oNi4L VI A'.A+
i LARGE. TEREE STORY srCcDon
or MAIN NEAR FOCRTEUEH
STREET NOW ~ THE OSDlIA..
or MEgSRS HARRIS. fllftl.N t
CO.-Pursuant 10 the terms on inc
below mentioned entered I'D the
Gerry Court of the city OF lhchnp. "A
the suit of Bear &c. Vs. DemeimaN. e..
therein pending, the uudefsis
pointed for the purpose. VIII ou'f f
sale. upon the premises, ON
FRIDAY. THE 18Th DAY or MAY. $50
at / o'clock y. AL the above pae. RI.
BLY-IOCATED STORE PROPEtIl.
The lot has n front OF % feet. more
less. on the south line OF Main sil..
and runs back a good deplh aHl .s
an aucyway 20 Lombard alley ODD mo
rear. ...
The improvements consist OF THk-.-
STORY BRICK STORE, with N.
ca cellar uuda ~ entire dDl.h. r'ie
trance so the upper portion may h' u-i
separately from the lower N N. -'iti
and has "a large court ln I'Ir. tif's
ample light 10 store. &c; elevator, o<'.
This property. being situated do ~.
centre Of business especially tnf i''
lire. on one of the best thofonal... "
the city. should command I'D. s''''''N
of investors as it rs seldom indi si-l
real estate is put on the mIfh.i.
\ survey showing the bI.N.ii.n 's
said TOT VIII Zoe SHOWN ut iilt" ODD. ..
TERMS: Cash as 10 one-.ulrlA, i0i
residue I'm equal instalmlnis ti .N
twelve and eighteen months the t-
chaser 90 give negotiable notes wiih Il-
torcst added. and the option on t4e I.-
of the purchaser 20 anticipate the I'.'
ment Of the said notes at any ume 500
made subject TO the cOn.irmtuOu of POO
court. and title retained until Inc talla
purchase-money is paid.
ROBERT STILES.
PRESTON COOKE
Special Commission.
J. ". Bear. Plaintiff. ys. Dcmclman. "a
T.. and others. Defoudantf-ln ii
Chancery Court OF tho city OF h...'
mOud:
T. Charles w. Goddin. Clerk OF ai
court. do certify that the bond feqi'
of the special commissioners by ihr 0'
cree I'M said cause OF May ., 1897. has Do. D
Given under my hand, this 18th day oi
Nay. 1897. ,,. l.,,,,.,..
NV 2e-fds Clerk
By j. Thompson Brown & Co,
nl.r Tref4fa Agents and Auction.
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rNRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
HF THAT

LARGE. THREE STORY BRlch
DWELLING. e.,,
SITUATED AT THE MORT EA9i
CORNER OF TWENTY MN III
AND MAIN STREETS. on,
WITH LARGE AND BROAD bOA'
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There IS no unl0adIIIS OF p"u
merchandise, but the goods you
want for less than you are usu-
ally charged. The wealth OF
prices lies in the very newest
and most wanted merchandise
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WANTED.
WANTED,
WANTED.

4 BOY Is OR IS YEARS OLD TO MAh NAN.
TO III. W. MOESTA. NY -.-Ie
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

BY ]. Thompson Brown &, Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-27

No fables or make-believes, but
some one-any one that needs
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WANTED. TO SELL

A LADY'S DRIVING HORSE, PHAE-
ton. and Harness Horse can be driven
by a child. and can be bought without
harness and phaeton. Apply at COGS
STABLE. near Shafer and Franklin
streets. or Ellyson IL Ladd's coal-yard,
ITO east Broad street. my 2l6tF
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by j. Thompson Brown & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-27

BY Charles \. Rose,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
II north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-27
. MAKER OF BELTS

,os, his wits. His ability for turning out
leather goods ranks as the envy OF most
all the rest. but he went wild on the iue'
Of belts and stored up too many 'iiou
sand dozens. Come and share the iru''S
Of his error tais morning
ladies' Au-Leather Belts. all coioiS'
usually 25c.. for y lie. each.
radies' AU-Leather Belts, in Tan, Keu'
and Green. stitched. covered buckles
regular 35c kind, for l9c.
,oaiee. Au-Ieather Black Belts, hned
and stitched, usually O0c'' LOT -0c'
each. 80,
ladies' Fancy Trimmed Belts metal
buckles, $50 kind, for loo.
1odies' BLACK Leather Belts, stltcheu
buckles. regular S9c. kind, Tor ~. r 49,
ladies' Leather Belts, with harNe ~
hnc,xles, rough leather eilects' al
colors usually S9c., for lSc. cuoo,
ladies' Black. Red. Tan, ana Green
smooth Leather Belts, o1
buckles. usually SOC. for 2oc. each.
Iedies Leather Belts, genuine sSal'
morocco and alligator, regular eoc'
,Lind for SOC. each. A,+o,otro,
Tadies' All-Leather Belts, chatelaIheS
attached. soc. kind, for 25c. each.
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By Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Arci.'
corner Tenth and Bank s-i'
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VI .STED,

A GOOD WHITE COOK. APPLY Al
1896 west Grace street. my Ut
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-03
Euneral of Miss Alice Reidy.

The funeral of Miss Alice Reidy took
place from the Catholic cathedral yester-
day morning. There were many beauti-
full floral gifts and large attendance,
including her classmates of St. Eliza.
beth's Academy, and the Sunday school
teachers of which she was member.
The solemn requiem mass was celebrated
by Rev. J. A. Barry, who paid very
becoming tribute to her beautiful life
He spoke of the many virtues that en-
deared her to all. The Cathedral quartette
discoursed some beautiful music during
the service, which was very imposing.
Six Young men acted as pail bearers, who
with large concourse OF mourners, fol
lowed her remains to Calvary cemetery.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-03
A FAMILY MISSING.
They Set Sail from Ellsworth and Have
Not Been Heard from.

Great anxiety is manifested In ELS
worth over the whereabouts of the family
of Melvin Ellis, which left there four
weeks ago in sail boat for Rockland.
Nothing has been heard from them since.
The Ellis are not very well supplied
with worldly riches, their most valuable
possession being schooner rugged sail
boat fitted up SO that they could live In
it. In this boat Ellis was in the habit OF
embarking with his family, and making
trips along the coast stopping here and
there to do odd jobs of whatever KIM OF
work he could get.
About four weeks ago he stocked up
the craft and taking his family, which
consisted of his wife. Nettie, and five
boys, Linwood, Aubury, Orswell, Herbert
and Winfield, ranging in age from Q to
10. sailed from here, bound for Rockland,
where he expected to secure work and to
live aboard his boat.
AS the days and weeks rolled by and no
word was received from them their rela-
tives and fri ends began to fear that some
trouble had befallen them. This fear was
in measure confirmed on Saturday,
when some fishermen arrived here and re-
ported seeing boat answering the de-
script on of Ells's craft floating bottom
side up in the bay off Cape Newbury.
1t is expected that steps will be taken
to learn whether the family is lost or not.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-03
PERSONAL.

Mr. Arthur Mcclellan, former resident
of Portland, but now of New York, is
visiting this city.
Mr.. E. P Mayo was in the city yesterday.
Col E. C. Plummer of Bath, was in
the city yesterday.
The steamship Berlin on which Bishop
Healy took passage for Europe, arrived in
Antwerp, Saturday, July q.
DR.. A. V. Thompson has returned from
two months vacation in the White Noun
tains.
DR.. and Mrs. George Washburn of
Robert college, Constantinople, are max
ing short visit in this city.
Mr.. A. G. Johnson of Portland was
pleasantly entertained at the Burnhams,
Beach street, Saco, Sunday last.
Mr.. Carl D. Moody of the Portland Ma
tional bank, has just returned from two
weeks camping and fishing trip in East
ern Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-03
u. o. of i. O. L.

Fern lodge, No. 2, United Order of In
dependent Odd Ladies, is invited to visit
Mrs. M. A. Kennard and Mrs. Georgia
e. Wilson at their cottage on Long Isl
and, Tuesday, August Sd. This will be
basket picnic, and it is hoped every
member will attend. Boats leave at 9
a. m. Reduced rates if you ask for Odd
Ladies' tickets. If stormy the picnic
will be postponed to Thursday, August
9th,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-03
brief JoTTINGs.

Bosworth Post, No. g., 6. A. R., has
received an invitation from Smart Post,
No. 80, of Cambridgeport, Mass, to visit
them November 18th next.
Sunday the fire department filled the
gas tank recently built OH the gas COM
pany's land. The tank is completed and
it was filed for trial trip, to see if it
leaked. The tank was found to be abso-
lutely tight with the exception of one
pin hole.
Yesterday was bright and pleasant.
On August 80, the Rt Rev. James Au-
gustus Healy, bishop of Portland, will
dedicate the new ST. Ignatius church at
Northeast Harbor. The building has
been erected by the generosity of the
Catholic summer visitors.
The committee of the city council or
public buildings, met yesterday forenoon
at II 80. As the contracts for the new
sehoolhouse on Emerson street were
not ready for signing, it was voted TO
leave this matter with the mayor. No
other business Of Importance, was tran
sacted.
new Turkey bridge are being cut off and
work will begin on the putting in of the
caisson preparatory for the masonry work
which will begin in few days. Work
on the foundation for the masonry work
on the Washington street bridge was also
begun.
The New England Order of Protection
was organized November IL, 1887. There
is in Portland and vicinity over 500
members and it is proposed to celebrate
the 10th anniversary of the order next
November.
The bids for the supply of coal for the
fire department for the ensuing year have
been opened by Chief Engineer Eldridge
and Councilman Sprague of the fire de-
partment committee. The bids will not
be made public until the contract is
awarded.
The asbestos curtain at the new thea
tire will bear painting by Mr.. Frank
Gates after the original by Louis Lilior.
The act drop is "The Vintage Festival"
after Alma Tadema.
The Cumberland Rowing Association
has decided to take part in the Labor
day regatta at Boston. Mr.. T. j. Smith
will be the entry for the Junior singles,
and the Peterson crew that made SO good
a showing in the Fourth of July races,
will enter the four cared junior match.
Vice President J. T. Mccarthy leaves
today for Boston to make the entries.
The interment of Clement P. Maxwell
was in Pine Grove cemetery.
The paper train from Boston yesterday
morning was an hour late.
The regular meeting of George Wash
ington council, No. 3, o. U. A. M, will
held Thursday evening. Three appli-
cants for initiation will be worked in the
third degree.
8 The..meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the 18th Maine Regiment Association
which was to have been held on Wednes-
day will be postponed until Wednesday,
August II to meet with Mrs. Cannon,
217 Newbury street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-03
DIR. Huntinston,s Horse Found.

The horse which was lost by DIR. Hunt
ington few days ago, has been returned
to the owner. The animal was led into
Boucher's livery stable at Woodfords by
a young man who found him wandering
aimlessly about. 1t is supposed that he
jumped the fence. He is none the worse
fJr his escapade.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-03
Early Fall Novelties
in Dress Goods and Silks.

Some new early fall Novelties are
in, in Dress Goods and Silks. Our
buyers happened in New York just in
time to pick up few extra choice
fabrics, advance styles of what is to be
worn this coming fall. These goods
while very select are very reasonable
in price.
Ladies from out of town desir-
Gus of taking home something new
bought in Portland-as we'll as our own
regular patrons who are always on the
lookout for new things, cannot do bet
ter than to examine these beautiful
fabrics. The Silks are mostly in waist
patterns only one of a style.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-03
Change of Time,

Attention is called to the change of
time on the steamer Island Belle for
Peaks island. Beginning today the 2. Is
trip from the city and the return trip 2. IS,
viii be omitted and two trips will be
run in place of the above. Steamer will
leave the city at 1.30 and 2.30 and leave
the island at 2. co and 800.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-03
PORTLAND, AUGUST 8, 1897.

PORTLAND 5 1897.
r is the top of the season for Shirtwaists, and
L shirtwaists are at the top Of the fashion, beyond
doubt. There's reason for it too. Shirt
waists are the most sensible servceable things for
warm weather wear, they picturesque, they are
becoming to everybody and they don't cost much.
Our great stock has been replenished almost
daily we haven't allowed assornents to get broken
you who have delayed buying till now will find
splendid variety to select from and a complete
line of sizes. Samples of some arrivals are in
the window today.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-03

Old fashioned croquet and fss-ds.sieeze golf
running about even in the race for popular
favor with the odds the side of croquet because
ten acre lot is not required to play it in.
good stock of croquct sets here the verv
newest shapes in mallets and wicket fixtures.
Each set nicely packed in strong box with hand
les and lock- and the prices are extremely low.
Everything for the game of Golf too
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-03
AID. ROUNDS INQUIRY.
First Hearing Of the Investigation
Takes Place.
MRS. HUFF TELLS ABOUT HER
LOAD OF SAND.

Mr.. Peters Explains the Dumping of Ger
tain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the Soiici-
tor-Mr. Rounds Fears the Money
Power of Wards Six and Seven.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-03

Forty or fifty entirely new styles of Veilings,
Tuxedoes chenille spots nets, chiffons-all Frenchv
effects.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-03

splendid stock of Bathing Suits here soc for
awhole suit OF domet flannel and upt $3.50 for a
very swell navy blue knitted two piece suit. Caps,
Shoes BELTS etc, for surf bathing
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was called up and in the absence of the
two councilmen from Ward was lndefi-
nitely postponed.
Both boards adjourned at quarter. past
eight O'Clock.
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FANCY RIBBONS.
WASH Wells.
Some new Wash Wells lust RI

Some new Wash Wells just re-
ceived-very jaunty for the light sum-
mer hat. They are not always worn
over the face, the latest fad being to
drape or twist them around the crown
of the hat, 38c, soc, 62c, 75c. $l.oO
and LIS each.