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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-08-12

Steel Rod, Congo Handles, 81 each
$I7.co Tailor Made Suits, $I2.oo
$500 Tailor Made Suits, $500
Separate Mohair Skirts, 5000
Mohair Brilliant Skirts, $I.5o
Ladies Alpine Hats, 39c
80 in. All-Wool Serge, soc yd
4s.in. All-Wool Henriettas, soc I'D
75c. grade.
Heavy and Large Turkish Towels,
bleached, 25c pair
Ladies' Derby Hats, 3oc each
Ladies' Straw Alpine Hats, soc each
Ladies English Walking Hats, 3oc each
Flexo Abdominal Corsets, $I.63 pair
Mems White Shirts, 44c. each
Mems Colored Bosom Shirts, TIC each
Ladies' Red Collar and Cuffs, 3oc set
Wire Lamp Frames, a5c each
Fancy Crepe Paper, for Lamp
Shades, 4oc box
Infants Ribbed Vests, &c each
Lancaster Ginghams, SC yard
Chenille Table Covers, 43c each
Why not have one of our special $a.oo
Umbrellas ?
Ladies' Fancy Hose, 2sc pair
Sewing Machines, SI7.98
AS good as any made.
Ladies' Mackintoshes, with Sepa rable
Cape, inlaid Velvet Collar, Do uble
Texture Cloth, 1895 each
Light Calicoes, &C yard
Spools Best Cotton, Ioc
100 yds Best Sewing Silk, &c
1S-in. Silk Velvets, 6oc yard
Nickel Plated Shears, I5c parf
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-08-12

We are always busy, that is
why we have so many short
length Summer Goods. If the
lawns we purchased in the
Spring had not sold. then whole
pieces would be offered, but
they have gone, and left only
one dress pattern. They go at
&C., in place of I2t and I5c.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-08-12

ps- ONE PRICE FOR CASH-THE LOWEST
-.sA+ CLARK e SON. +@s-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-08-12

We have had wonderful
sale on Ribbons, and still our
stock is good. Remn ants will
sell, if the prices are right.
We figure to see how close
we can sell goods in this SEC
oND SPECIAL SALE. Daylight
will be knocked out of the
prices.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-08-12
I. ". HARTMAN & SON.
MARKET SQUARE DRY GOODS HOUSE.

We don't to pile Winter Goods on Summer ones, an
have decided to have
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
Die gSirfun9 Dober 36ae rno bnber
S~fe1tcrt.

General eSobn Mcgtultu, @innebmer beg
@bisfeD>S ruts, Fat etne Isabelle aufaeteGt,
porin er gu benei1en iu9t, unb man fann
pD6G iagen erfolgrei3 benefit, boB ie bDber
bic @6isfepzg teuer mar, ie n%tebrtger Der -
po6lgemertt periteuerte = @erbrau9 babon.
Dieter Isabelle 5ufolge mar Der Serbruu9
bon @bisfep in DieIem 2anoe per &opf 2.S6
@alonen iG6rli6, als gar feline @bistepz
Steuer b~etanD. @r fiel auf 2.51 @aaonen.
als Dom /. Sult 1862 Bis Z. Mdr3 1864
Die Steuer 20 Gents per 9alone betrug, 1ro
auf 0.30 @alone per &Opf, als BPM %.
0ecbr. 1864 Bis gum 20. SuIi 1868 Dis
Steuer ouf So bic 9aQpne er606t tpuros.
DIS oann Die Steuer auf 80 @ts. bera6gefebt
tpurbe, itteg ipG6renb Der 3eit i6rer 9auer
GO. Suit 1868 big 6. sunni 1879 Der 8erz
brau9 auf 1,79 @uIonen, pG6renb er tpieber
auf 1.65 fiel, ul5 Die Steuer auf 70 Gents
er606t tpurbe; auf 1.27 9alonen 1lnter FINER
@teuer bon 80 Gents, unb auf O.95 @aIore
unter Der iebigen Steuer BON $1.10 per 9aIs
lone.
@s lit nt6t tpabrI9einli9, baB Der That's
IG9libe 8erbrau9 BON 4ltobol tpeientli9
ab9enommen bat ober 10 groBen S9manfunz
gen unterpOrfen geipeTen lit, pie bur6 obigs
3iffern angeaei9t tpirb. llnb 10 1T muir attz
3une6men, baB ie bD6er bic Gteuer mar, befto
sr0Ber audi Die Steuerbinter5iebung getpsIen
lit. Siber 1T, baB bic 8egierung ni9t ben
BON Der iepeiligen @rb0bung Der Steuer srz
~parteten NuBen ge8Ogen bat. 9enn es itelIt
ii6 beraus, baB unter elmer Steuer bon
$1.10 bic @aQone bic 8nubesregiez
rune muir 81 Gents ms6r Dom &Opf
Der 8ebDlferung be3o9en bat, als unter
elmer Steusr BON so Gents bic 9allone, aber
9,8 peniger als BEL Elmer Steuer BON 90
Gents, unb ipgar 30.5 Gents %tpeniger, als
BEL elmer Steuer bon III 20 Gents.
Die b06ere Steuer alio tbut benz berftsuer>
ten 8erbruu9 entf9ieDen Qbbrud, 11nb
mas bon ben 8inneniteuern gilt, gilt entz
f4ieben audi BON ben s3DGen. Sc bD6sr Der
3oa, ie g~ertnger Der b~eraOlte @er6rau9, unb
ie g~eringer alfO Die 3Oqz@innabmen, SSn
8e5ug auf biefe @irfung 1T es glei4, Oh lie
bur6 tpirtli9e 8erminperung bes tpirtli6en
8erbrau9s ausldnbii9er @aaren ober burA
umgebung Der 3OQe in 5orm bDn S9mlgz
gel ooer in Sprm BON unterpert6ung Der
8aare berbprgebra9t ptrb.
lleber bieien Puntt lGBt iib ni6t binpegs
tommen. S0bere 3pIe iinb Der @ermeb>
run9 Der ginuabmen ni6t giinitis, pobl
aber befOrbern ite ben 8etrug an Der &egiez
rung. ltnb penn audi Dbne 3peifel bO6e
30ae gum Nufbuu Der inlGnbii6sn Snbuitris
beitragen, 10 bat unter unisrem Steuerz
ipitem bic 8unoesregierung brett tsinen
I1Ben bappn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26
&caftiom6re 8o&Sipriin9c.

GN' ~ " -
gu Qnfaug bes eSya6res 1892 te9te Der De-
malige preuBiide Gultusminiiter b. 3eolIB
benz preuBiI9en 2anbtag ben @nttpurf zines
ridI9rittltfen S6ulgeiebes oor unb Der
8aiIer unb 80nig Wilbelm II. i6ien beAielz
ben gu 6egiinitigen, Mber angeii4t5 Des far
fen 5i6 in ben perI9iebenIten 8pltstrciiRn
qelteno md6enben 8iDerpi1ens puros Der
@eieBentpurf ptDBli9 faaen g%elafen, ano
Der M;niiter s3eoliB nit i'm.
Nls gu Qnfang bes Sabres 1895 i'm oeats
I9en Gei6sta9e bur2 ben ieit9er perflpienen
&Dler bic Jog, lin ftur3porlage eingebrdWt
mar, oa fpurbe Tie in Der Gommii1ion, an Die
Der 8ei6stag tie 3undGit perpieS, namsntii6
auf bas 9a3ut6un bon @entrumsmttglie0ern
cermuBen DerI9drft, baB i'm @olte iib e;a
Stlrm gegen lie er6ob. Der Rei3sfan5tsr
0o6enlpbe, Der lie ur1priingli9, tpenn aud
nit Ii9tli6em @ioeritre6en, befiirporttt
Eatte, berlor na9 ben ebsn angebeutsten
gommiIIionsporedngsn, tein Wort me6r fitc
iie, unb lie narb Ppm &ei9stag nit entI9iez
bener Me6r6eit ubgele9nt, porein it4 aGN
Der Safer obne Murren fiigte.
&0Qer fii6rte ourf ii6eritren9e @pQ>
itrstung bsS 8ere;nsgeIeBsS nsle Wirren
bsrbei. 9ia9 ieiner baIO barauf erfoIgtea
8erabI9iebung aus benz preuBii9en W}iEt@
iterium oes SRuern~ unO ieiner @risblag
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

Gin 3isiens aerreerp
fpirb BON Der Stabt s. i Or bel Clinton
in MaRa9uiettS 9ebaut. 0dsielbe pIro
cine 6la3s BON 1000 acres bebsden, unO
bur9 eineu Damn bon 1850 SUB 2ange unb
158 SUP 90Ae iibsr benz Selienbooen d27
SUR iiber benz @rbbobsn) geI9affen perOen.
IS pirb gefiiGt $1,000 MiIipnen @aIlJHsn
@affer ent6alten, alpeimal 10 ptel pie o1S
reue QroBe MaIerreIerpoir BON Rem Wort,
breimal 10 Diel pie bic ie6s &eIerboire pOn
Birmingham in @ngIano 5uiammen, urb
mebr ais Der gauge inHere 9ufen Bottoms.
Die @aHsrmenge ipiirbe 9~enii9en, 8oitcn
quf breiunosinbaIb Sabre nit Waier 81 per-
1uraen. 9offentli6 mirb Der Damn 10 &C.
baut, baB bisie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nift zines
I60nsn Sagss ausbri4t, uHO Die umg'9rib
~psrpiltst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

odrduf IOs, inb tpenn bann nu9ber bic Git
nabmen niht lunsen, 10 Ieeen mir neue 30ue
unb Steuern duf.
Inner Spitem Offnet Der @erf4penbuns
Sbiir unb Sbpr, unb es nirb gsdnbert psr=
ben miifen. Der Prdiioent muB NIT Der
9oamo9t betletbet tperben, bic ein3elnen 8es
piIIigungen Der 8ritit gu unter3ieben uno
tie berab5uisben, fpenn ibre Gefammtbsit bic
neutrality-suspicious. Ginna6men oes 2anoes
iiberl9reitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

berarti9. 8eleibigung Der GeI6madsorgdne
lit aber gerdbe feline p%afienoe @inleitung bo9s
ernIer uhter6anDlungen nit einem Sanoe,
bus Bel al feinem 1ngliife elm 10 empfinottz
6es GeIbfqefiN bat tpie Spanien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

Stint M%tlItoHen mart forbert
Die beutI9e Rei9srsgterung, nm Die oeutT4e
ScSnouItris auf Der Parie r Weltau5z
Het(uug piirbig Oertreten 81 tonneH,
Inner Gon9reB mill bic a~msritaniI6: nit
$35O,O0O ppsr 100000 Wart abiPeiIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-05-26

Sir biz fiinfbun6ertiGbrise
8eier SoDann @utenberg's
6eburtSta9 lit in Main5 i'm Ginpsr=
itdnoniB nit 2eip3i9 Der Sobannista9 ga,
Sun) 1900 beltimmt pprpen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Mr.. Blant0n Entertained.

Mr.. Q. Eugene BlantOn entertained
quito a number OF his friends with an le-
CANT dinner on Friday evening az his res
iience. 40. 1903 Floyd avenue. the occa-
sion being his twenty-frst birthday. Aside
from the sumptuous repast. the evening
was delightfully."- spent with games. songs
and even speech-maklng. in which all OF
the guests participated. Many were the
good wishes offered the host and at the
table his health was drunk all standing.
Among the pleasant surprises received
hy Mr. Blanton. was A very substantial
cheQue from his father Those present
were. Messrs Eugene and Crawley Blan-
ton. Gordon. Burruss. Montgomery, Rat
cline Forrest, Crawford, Gregory. Wells
iger. Bowles and Shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs.
James ". Blanton. Mrs. J. A. Hiilsman
and Misses Edna Blanton and Bennle
Hillsman aided very materially in enter
tanning the young gentlemen. The floral
decorations were profuse and beautiful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

Cyclone samuels Wants 81, 900 for Alleged
sfafrnenf.


Cyclone Samuel. OF Henrico says he
will enter suit for 5000 damages for
statements alleged to have been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Cross about himself and
his son, Frank. lie says they stated that
h.s son Wis dissipated and not III COM
.aniOn for their daughter.
They say these people offered 20 give
their daughter $1,000 II she would get rid
u; my son. said the Hcnrico constable.
NOW I opposed the match until the
slr wrote % my son and told him they
We're trying 10 send her on 20 Pennsyl-
yania 10 put her In q uunnery. She fur
tier slated tLaf she was doing everything
m beer power 10 keep them from exc
cutting thflr plans. and that she would
rather be dead than 20 go into a nunnery.
save Frank so 10 pay their
wy tl Weldon and back and meet other
expenses. ald told him 10 20 ahead and
-et ihe eiri. and I would stand by him
as long as there was drop OF blood In
ny body.
All that stun about Cross offering his
daughter a 800 watch and chain II shs
would stop Franks visits and 20 with
ner sister 10 Pennsylvania IS untrue"
said he. My dauShter-in-iaw told me
emphatically that no such offer Was ever
made. She will make affidavit 10 this
before = notary.
Gross and his wife have said all sorts
Of things about Frank, and me, too, and
I have made arrangements 10 sue them
for $500 damages"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
TO RfGHr THE WRONG.

rbs son.of Veteran, viii Make Repara'
ton to Governor O'Ferral.
The Sons OF Veterans will hold theF
regular weekly meeting on next Monday
evening az Lee Camp Hall, which no
Doubt will be largely attended. on that
occasion the letter written by Governor
O,ForraU win be taken UP, wherein his
Fxceuency states that he VIII have 70
susnend the deception Of his election as
honorary member. until he has received
some additional information, as 70 why
the matter was originally laid on the
table.
The subject has been widely discussed
I'm eth Camp as well as IN public PRINT
and II will be brought TO close on Non
dav night by the adoption or set OF re-
solutions setting forth in detail the Facts
I'm the case and how the Observation-Disclosures
was brought about and expressing the
regrets OF the Camp over the wrons inter-
probation OF the action OF that body.
IL is thought that the adoption ~ such
resolutions will forever close UP an az
fair which without the intention OF any
member OF the Camp was bound 20 hurt
the feelings Of Governor OFerrall and
tended 10 jeopardize his war record BY
the spreading OF the false statement that
A number OF the members OF the organiza-
ton were opposed 10 his election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

It viii En- be rlchmonder. TO visit The

II viii I'm be nichmonders 10 Visit Their
Pam les on sunday.
The Chesapea and Ohio railway VIII
on Monday l.sin the running ~ a grass
w.dOwers train, % Dee run every Monday
during tine summer
This train has always been "A popular
one and enables Richman t5 professional
and business men who siro 90 spend
Sundays with their fam.il. Che SUM
laer resorts and in the country along this
lime 10 return % the cltr b. time Tor
business without heins require to start
l0ng before daylight
Mr. ". O. Mcdowell of The firm of
Ford & Mcdowell. owners and managers
of F0rds Li-hia Springs Hotel. 40
Waynes0oro. has succeeded in getting the
railroad people % start the train from
WaWesboro so AS 10 accommodate tie
Richmond gentlemen who send their FAM
lilies 10 FOrds LithIa Springs. and desire
10 he with them on Sundays and back
in Richmond early on Monday morning.
The train will leave Wayneshoro az 3
A. N. and reach Richmond NJ 10 o'clock.
business az an resorts along the Chesa-
peake and Ohio is reported good ~
F0rds Lithia Springs there IS = large
number % guests. including many from
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
j. M. FOURQUREAN, Receiver.

-.-r-o, tv dr. potts. al Park-Piace
.rr-.. ~ sr- O'Clock. the EpWorth
fe...a v,il conduct the services.
,f.s r.ri. rr...rs win conduct resDOn-
s... ~.'.'ir- -.I.tas, of the League in
~ ~ rr--n South n will be read
---.. -..a'..~ and MISS Aflrv
- ,, ....,, -, The E,,vyorrh
1870,
,r t---t- Wells will by request re-
80 a. 1ifr... f.l...r a. 7roaI- street
i,--.. ,-....r.-. or ..yvT9- tba T.eague
-'......rt So ,-,,-f,,f
can ~ -o '-' g. o.. - -
81, ,r- -
Of League cA-... IONS aoo1' I9Ioil9
D'i'' -l'---" "'''
"1--oi"e -' "'''
BAPTIST DNDAf-sCHOOS.
The monthly meeting Of the Baptist
Sunday School Association OF Richmond
gf-. ru 80. ,fsaa to-
e-u ~ '.i t ...--1 r,-,'I,,s. ~
e1y a. t'r' .r.,r,,.-ss ,'l- ana RrCad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

of Richmond, are visiting the Misses
Chamberiayue on Washington street.
Mrs. James III. McCleyy and children,
left on Thursday Tor Radford. Va
SAILED FOR SCOTLAND.
Mt and Mrs. Duncan WrisLt accom-
panied BIZ Miss Marie McGll sailed for
Scotland on Dr.laF. AIR. Wright has a
handsome estate in Scotland. where the
party Will spend the remainder OF the
summer and portion of the fall
Mr. Samuel WOodsQn Nenan.e. who has
been very sick. is much better
Mrs Walter Jarratt has returned from
a visit 10 Mrs William Wight. at Cock
eysvile. Maryland.
Miss Mary Bunting has returned from
q visit 20 Trenton. n. j.
Rev. W. A. Goodwin and family have
gone 10 Wytheuie. Mr. Goodwin Will
only make short stay in Wytneviile.
but his family Will not return home until
September.
The brick foundation Tor ST. Johns
Episcopal church on Washington street
has been completed. ana 10 viii not be-
long before work begun upon the in-
terror OF 81. Pauis Episcopal church.
" NJ. q. A. EXCURSION
Secretary Hope has announced his in-
tentiOn of running an excursion in cons
necton with which there Will be- picnic
about the 22nd Of th.s month for the bene-
lt ~ the y NJ O.. A.
While TO has been very warm IN Peters
burg this week the heat amounted 10
nothing in comparison with other places.
In its effects az least for only one case
Of prostratlOn by heat has been reported
in the newspapers and that was the case
Of Nj Charles SANFORD, who resides on
Old street
Petersburg IS not such a bad summer
resort for tho cant get Always" after
ali.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

rHL DAUGHTERs or THE COAFED-
ERJCT NEXT.
The AggnsiE Society Have a Profitable Fms
tertainm-nt-T The Presidents
Private Operator,

PETERSBURG. VA, July lo.-special.-
"The Daughters Of the Confederacy'' held
their regular quarterly meeting last Non
DAY afternoon. but there were too few
present 90 transact much business. some
r..fe cases were reported. where the
suanerters" had given necessary assist
ar.e and the meeting ADJOURNED.
Tfe Slim attendance was douoiita7 que
O. tla farf that so many are absent rom
the c.fv 10 this season, and aiao' uial
me fourth OF July was celebrated the
some afternoon by an unusually la'so
parade
rre lawn party given under the auspices
O. mo Acas-ll Society last w ednesdty
rferf. o. the residence Of Mrs. Emma
Zee on Market street. was both enjoyable
and profitable over thirty dollars was
cleared for tie soc.etys botanical De
brary fund
A cake was awarded 70 the baby which
received the largest number or votes. as
being fhe prettast and most popular. and
WAS won hy little Miss Leila Lassiter'
DAUGHTER Of Afr. Charles Lassiter
On Thursday afternoon a lawn party
uas given at fhe residence Of Mr. II.
Noterus on Franklin street. by Mrs.
Nolteulrs assisted by several other ladies'
o. increase tle fund Tor the Improvement
q ST. Flufs church.
AN EXODUS TO NORFOLK.
sleh a LARGE crowd OF Petorsourgcrs
r.froniged Mr IeWis's excursion 10 Nor
f0lk and ocean View last Thursday. that
the deserted appearance Of the streets and
stores that day. was subject for comment.
THE President az the United States has
a telegraph office Of his own. and Opera
TOP Montgomery. who has been in that
Office for years was a Petersburg boy. IL
fs very gratifying % bis parent city 10
read ln ID recent Washington letter, in
what iieh esteem Mr.. Montgomery has
always been held. as a trustworthy and
valuable enpioFe 40 fhe Government. I'm
writing OF h.s faithful preservation OF
Government secrets. which have ncces-
sarliy become known 20 him by virtue
- his position the Washington CORE
snondenf writes. "One might as well at
fomut conversation With the Sphinx OF
Egyrt as With this puuciili0us operator"
The Misses Maria and Helen Moseley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Ladies' and Children's
Underwear.

Ladies 81. 90 and $500 All-Wool
Light Weight Pants and Vests.
Pants in sizes 20, %, so, 81, 10.
Vests in sizes rs and IS. Choice
tomorrow 5Sc.
Ladies SIand sI.25 Wool Pants,
sizes 20 and % only. Tomorrow
25c.
Children's Wool and Cotton
Vests. Pants and Drawers. The
45, soaud 6oc. goods for o5c. The
90, 65 and 75c. goods for 500.
Ladies' sr.25, $50 and S2.oo
Silk Vests. Tomorrow S9c.
Ladies 81 and sI.a5 Silk Vests.
Tomorrow 48c.
Ladies so, or and &c. Isle
and Silk Vests. Tomorrow SOC.
Children's Gauze Wool Vests,
low neck and short sleeves, regular
price 80, 75c. and 81. Choice
tomorrow 25c.
Ladies Gauze Pants, regular
price soc. Tomorrow $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
The NN>Iir Nhrlners.

4 large number Of those jolly souh
known as tho Mystic shriners. and bond
Ell together. FOR mutual protection, In
body. under the title Of Acca Temple,
VIII viii hl- themselves 10 Old Point this
morning. there % bury themselves IN
the waters and 70 hold friendly converse
with one Harrison Dingman, OF Wash.
inston. grand. high cock-a-lorum Of
the gang
The said Dlngman Will have along with
him as a body guard some nifty aba
defenders OF the faith a3 laid down IN
the Koran. Who are members OF ,'is
clan known as Almas Temple.
All these worthless will get together ana
feast on the best that the Chamberlain
inn can supply. and then they will 80 OUT
TO the seashore and "eat the sard WHICH
Is there
All Acca Temple people not otherwise
engaged to-day are expected 70 join the
pilgrimage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
So. so Dinner Sets 500.

Handsomely Decorated Real Clifton"
China Dinner Sets, full 100 pieces. includ-
ing soup tureen. all beautifully decorated
and sold trimmed. actually worth $3.50,
now the entire set for ;5.e6.
Fine Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, full
lao pieces handsome delicate pink floral
decorations and FURNISHED gold trimmed.
regular worth so. for sli.5o. complete.
S6S.oo Dinner Sets now $50 90.
Finest Haviland & Co.'S Lluoge China
Dinner Sets. with Havilands finest deco
ratiCns. full ll2 pieces, always sold FOR
sGS The entire set now $50 complete.
Genuine "Wedgewood' China Dinner
Sets. an finely decorated; should be liz
pieces "a few pieces shor). to be closed
out for $50 instead OF Si6
Extra Thin, Fine Porcelain
China Covered Vegetable Dishes,
all nicely decorated, actually
worth SI.25, for so cents Choice.
Real "Cheslea" China Individual Butter
Plates prettily decorated, actually worth
CD and l5c. dozen, choice now six FOR
Large Size Real German China Cream
Pitchers. assorted decorations worth up
10 &c.. now 5c. choice.
The Genuine Rochester. Au-night Lamps
IN nickel or brass, complete WITH CHM
ney and reflector for i5c.
Finest LnOge China Cracker Jars, and
Chocolate Pitchers. all handsomely deco
rated and rolled gold trimmed, regular
price was 3. 20 ana $50, choice Monday
Of any Csc.
Handsome Large Real China Berry or
Salad Bowls finely decorated and fancy
gold trimmed, scallOped edges, actually
worth SIS, for Mondays sale &c. choice.
200 Best Clear Crystal Glass
Cold Tea Pitchers, full half gal
ION size, and guaranteed to stand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Danced in the Road.

4 delightful hay ride party was had
Friday night. starting from the house Of
Miss FitzwisOn. No. sos north Tenth
street. about Q o'clock. There were
about thirty ladies' and gentlemen In the
party, which occupied two large wagons
flled with hay.
They were accompanied by Victor Men
zeps String Quartette. which played all
along the route.
The party finally stopped IN a secluded
and beautiful spot near Major Glnter :.
and danced IN the road for two hours,
after partaking OF a quantity or fruit car
ried with them. They returned 20 the city
about 1890 o'clock. having spent a de-
lightful time and wishini 10 have another
one before the summer IS over.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11
Hosiery.

Now is the time to buy. Such
values cannot be found but once in
a lifetime.
Children's 10, 50 and 6oc Black
and Tan Hose. Choice tomorrow
25c.
Children's nc. Black Hose.
Tomorrow. I255c.
Children's sc. Black Hose,
sizes 655, + and IL only. To-
morrow, Sc.
Ladies ST. and soc. Balbrig-
gan Hose. They are IN size 8
only. Tomorrow, I9c.
Ladies %, s. and soc. Hose in
tan and slate. Tomorrow, I9c.
Ladies soc. Black Hose for 25c.
Ladies 6255c Black Hose for SOC.
Ladies s5c. Black Hose for &c.
Ladies $500, $3.50 and $500
Colored silk Hose. Tomorrow,
$3.50.
Children, s Black and Tan Socks.
The 15c. kind for Ioc. The =
and IQc. kinds for Il &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

Special Happenings In Kichmond's
ChmIche. o-DAY.

CHURCHES To-day.
There viii De a boys meeting at
O'Clock iu the parior OK the Young Mems
Christian Association. opened with SER
vice of song followed hy q short talk Dy
Secretary Mckee the theme uel"s
"God Time.
Young MEMS meeting az 4 o'clock, 10
charge Of 1Ir g. l.. Morse. Every young
man in the city. whether member OF
The Association or not, is cordially Inc
vited 90 he present
Conversational Bible Class 40 o'clock.
open to al young men without Church
engagement Tor the afternoon. theme.
"The Conversation " Christ with lis
Mother"
REV. HITE To PREACH.
The Rev. Lewis f. Hite. who arrived
here the hrst Of the week 10 resume dur
ing tie months Of July and August. his
labors for the new church mission, VIII
preach to-day 40 the Mission Room
- west Marshall street
The sermon in the morning az II o'clock
Will be on the text, The Word Was
God" and win give the general doctrine
OF the New Jerusalem as 10 the divine
character OF the word.
In the evening az o'clock this doctrine
will be explained more in detail Taken
together the two discourses are design
Cd 10 form the basis and introduction to
q series OF Sunday evening sermons on
the divine character and work OF the
Lord Jesus Christ.
AT GRACE-S STREET PRESBYTERIAN.
The Rev. 8. l.. Norris. ID. D.. pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian church in Macon
Ga, one OF the prominent ministers in
the Southern Presbyterian church. Is in
the city and will preach IN the Grace
street Presbyterian church this morn
ing and at night
Dr. Morris and pr. Fair. who was pas
tor Of this church are old and intimate
friends, and school mates.
Or. Morris Is on his vacation and may
be persuaded 10 stay over and preach an
other sunday for the Grace-Street peo-
ple.
AT PARK PLACE
In Fiew Of the regular Sunday evening