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BLOOMFIELD.

Mrs Stone and Mrs Smith of New Mill ford were guests, last week, of their sis- ter, Mrs Emily Giddings.
 DeWitt's Little Early Risers expel from the system all poisonous accu muls- tions, regulate the stomach, bowels and liver, and purify tbe blood. They drive away d sease, fiissipate melancholy, ard give health and viPor for the daily rou. tine. Do not gripe or siekep. R. Fl. Beers S Co Newtown; s. c. Bull & Go, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman. Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney.
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CHURCH NOTES.

An interesting union temperance serv- ice, largely attended, was held in the Methodist church, last Sunday evenin g. Addresses were made by Rev H. l.. Slack and Rev Dr Adams.
 No vesper service was held In the Con- gregatIonal church, last Sunday.
 The subject for the Y. P. S. c. E.. meeting at the Congregational church, next sunday evening, will be, 'sA good vacation, Mark 6 7, I2, 13, 30 8. The meeting will be led by Miss Anna L.. Smith.
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rHE FouRrH rN nErHEL.

The Fourth of July on Tuesday was generally observed by the people of the place. Work of all kind was suspended for the day. The weather was clear and enjoyable for outdoor picnics and family gatherings. The marketmen disposed of m unheard number of barrels of clsms. Of course clambakes were largely indulg- ed in and enjoyed with other good things to eat. Many of the local fisherman en- joyed the day at Taunton pond. Large numbers of families visited the .seashore and other places of interest. MT and Mrs K. Starr Judd spent the day with their daughters family in Norwalk.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
THE pEERFrELp DISTRICT.

THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.
 MT and Mrs Walter Bangs and two children of Bridgeport spent several days at Charles Nichols recently.
 Frederick B. Silliman of Easton has tuned Miss Alice Nichols' piano.
 Miss Therese Smith has returned to
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Bridgeport after spending several days at Mrs William Nicbnis'.
 Mrs Josephine Mallett is spending sometime st Mrs H. k. Dowd's.
 Mrs Frederick Burritt has boarders from New York.
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TASHUA.
INTERESTING SCHOOL ExERo1sEs.

Ire school closed, Wednesday, June 2S, with appropriate exercises by the children, consisting of singing, dialogues and recitations, each taking their part well. The school room was we'll filled with the parents and friends of the children. Miss Wooster gave each of of her scholars very pretty gift. She also received number of very nice presents, among them fountain pen and box of writing paper from the school.
 Mrs Whipple is entertaining friends at the rectOry.
 Mrs Burr of Bridgeport is visiting at J. A. TreadweIl's.
 Joseph KohleF and Miss Lizzie Lord were married aT the Methodist church, Long Hill, June 21. They make their home for the present with her parents, Mir and Mrs Thomas Lord.
 Miss Woodruff of Bedding spent few days. this week, st Charles Sweezey's.
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BRANCHvIlLE.

c. L. olmsted and family are the guests of Charles Olmsted.
 There was quite notable gather ing ct
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Any 3 drF11er

D can come to us ( s with time saving conf q a dence that he can find ! \ here just the kind of hay E \ ing and Farming Tools } ! that he is glad to buy,--- } the just right kinds at ,.
 esmoney backo prices.
 We're sole agents for :, 2 the Buckeye Mowers and $ F repairs--that brings lots s } of farmers to us and we . } sell them Tedders, and s } Rakes, Snaths, Scythes, s l. Rifles, Hand Rakes, s < Forks, Cradles, etc. s i, At Bethel store, too. l lHE BURY E ;ss's ssi ;. AeDuAsRssEe sss e E 'slI. ! }. slIs ,. 2. q {. 1essl
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the home of Charles olmsted, last week, four generations being present, Mir Olm- sted's children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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GEORGETOWN.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 Communion Sunday will be observed at the Congregational church, next Sun- day, July 9.
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and call st his house is sure to be tim, well spent.-i Contributor
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I can have For that reason we try very har. to please all who favor us with their patron
 age. We take special pride in our
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NV and Mrs \. '. Judd, son and
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ladies' Wash Waists,

made OF lawn, glnghams, peIcaIe ana
Madras, I'm the most approved and most
fashionable, and with their prices so ar
ranged as to win your favor at once.
At soc,
Percale Waists, nicely made.
At SI.OO and $50.
Percale and White =. X. Waists, very
fashonably made.
At 500 and $3.50.
English Madras Waists, made straight,
cross and bias tucks.
Ladies' White India Linon Waists.
straight, cross, and bias tucks, sl.S5 and
SlJO.
Ladies' White India Linon Waists.
with insertion and tucks, $3.50. st75, and
50.
Ladies' Colored Lawn Waists, trim
ming Of Valenciennes lace and insertion,
. =. nd
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WILKESBARRE. PA, April 29.-(Spe-
cial.)--The Champions concluded their Sc
ries OF games in this city to-day and
took another game from Wilkesbarre.
thus giving Richmond two victories out
OF the three games played.
After the absolute inability Of the visit
ors 10 connect with Patton's delivery on
yesterday. it was rather a surprise to the
local rooters when they opened up on
Voorhees, and batted him out of the box.
Patton went in in the sixth, in a vain eff
fort TO save the game. but he, too, was
easy for the Richmond hard hitters, who
apparently had their batting clothes on.
Donovan was in the box for Richmond;
and he twirled i'm most effective manner
so effectively, indeed. that the Barons
could do nothing with him. During the
entire game but five hits were made off
him. and these were only singles. The
Barons were unable TO score until the
sixth inning. and Haligan, who led off
with hit brought this run over the rub
Der.
The fielding of both teams was very
good, indeed, but that of Richter in
Wilkesbarres centre garden was particu-
larry brilliant. The Champions gave him
plenty of work 10 do, but he went after
everything that came his way and took
Them all in. The score follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-30

Of Salisbury. y. c., 4 member OF the
graduating class. was chosen from the
former society TO represent the two Ia
the public contest OF the Virginia State
Intercollegiate Oratorical Association.
which will be held In the Town Hall. In
Salem, next Friday. May 9Th.
Mrs. Nancy Henning, aged -, died at
her home. this place. yesterday about
noon. She was member OF the Metho-
dist church. She is survived by three
children, twenty~seven grandchildren,
seVera! great-grandchildren, and also
some great-great grandchildren. The flu
neral services were held to-day.
Another fine german was given last
night by the Phi Gamma Delta frater-
nifty In their hall, on College avenue.
Many young couples were present, and a
delightful time was spent.
The Roanoke College baseball team de-
feated the Danvllle Military Institute
team again yesterday afternoon In fine
ly-played game. The score was 20 g.
Battery FOR Roanoke. Jennings and Bat
this; for Danyille, Cunningham and Ben
nett.
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GOLF TOURNAMENT YESTERDAY.
Interesting Contest on the Links mt
Lakeside-Mr. Claiborne Won.

The golf tournament at Lakeside Coun-
try Club yesterday was enc of the most
brilliant events of the club. The attend
ance was unusually large, between 800 ana
900 Of the elite being in evidence during
the afternoon, which was an ideal one for
out-of-door sport. A beautiful lunch was
served all the afternoon at the club. The
held was alive with players and specta-
tors. Mr.. Palmer Il. Claiborne won the
hrst prize, and for the second there was
a tie between Mr.. Henry X. Terry. Jr.,
and Mr.. Percy s. Bosher which will be
played off next Saturday, on which date
the qualifying rounds for the club cham
pionship will also be played. Trap-shoot-
ing VIII begin next Saturday, ana this
Will also be a preliminary shoot for the
purpose of classification for the club
championship and cup. The membership
Of this popular country club is steadily
on the increase. and wheeling seems TO
have received a new impetus this spring.
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LANCASTER.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
% . T.

totals ....... ........... 20. 10 :
Lawrence out for being hit by batted
boi1
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Denfncsr Cannot lie Cured

by local applications. rs they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the eir
There Is only one way % cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by an inhamed con-'
ton OF the mucous lining OF the Eis.A'
chan Tube. when this tube gets ih-
famed you have a rumbling sound or in'
perfect hearing. and when 10 IS enrfey
closed deafness is the result. and unless
the Inflammation can be taken our an'
this tube restored 10 its normal conllue.
hearing will be destroyed forever H
cases out OF ten are caused by cara.
which Is nothing but an inhamed c
ton OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars
any case OF Deafness caused by cditit
that cannot be cured by Hllls Cata"'
Cure. Send for circulars free
r. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo u
Sold by Druggists. 15c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Printed PIumetis,
Enulish GaIatea Cloths.

n fine White dotted muslin, new and g
elusive patterns. bright, rich colors. a;
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helped no little by the completion Of the
track from Bloomingdaie 10 Lakeside.
The spring races will be held some time
during the latter part OF May or early in
June.
Among those out were Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Meade. Misses Meade. Mr.. Henry
Terry, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Warwick. Mr.. -.
Ellerson, Mr.. Dill Peasants. Mr.. Watt
Ellerson. Misses Annie and Leila Gray,
Mr.. John Young, Misses Talbot, Misses
Beirne. Mrs. ]. A. Welch. Mr.. Palmer
Claiborne. Mr.. William Palmer, Mr.. VIII
liam Hayes. Mrs Lilburn Myers. Mr..
William Massie. Miss Mary Donnan, Mr..
Walter Claiborne, Miss Bessie Pace, Mrs
William Royal, and Mrs. Thomas Boil
ing
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Stationery.
II-s'r RFcEIVFD

Hurlbuts Newest Fine Stationery, in
the fashionable new tints, OF Holland
Blue and Cematis ranging In price
from ...... ........ 10 to coo. per quire.
We direct special attention to the rew
shapes in these goods: among them are
the new shapes Of OXFORD and RE
WERE, in square letter and note sizes.
and Envelopes with the long flap. Also,
all the new oblong shapes OF ADMIRAL
and LINDEN.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
123456 8
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The Great Union Meeting.

A meeting such as Richmond never
saw before will be held here next Sunday
afternoon. when all the Protestant evan
gelical denominations OF the city will
gather at the Academy Of Music 10 DIS
cuss and bring out those points Of ident-
ity in the beliefs of all the denomina-
lions. Doubtless an immense audience
will be present, for there is great In
terest in the meeting among all people.
A minister from each denomination viii
sneak
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
baltimore Defeats the Champions
score. 3 Ia 4.

BALTIMORE. MD, April 29-To-day's
game was a pitchers battle. and the ORR
ole twirler got the best OF the argument
The Champions were on their mettle. and
the Baltimoreans were full of ginger. The
result was a number OF startling plays.
both teams sharing in the honors. For The
first time this season. the umpires' de-
cisions were not combated by either side.
Attendance, zeoi. score: X. III. f..
Baltimore 80. ...0O02 00O1s-3
Boston ...... ......O 000O0-l 9 o
Batteries: McGinnity and Robinson:
Wills and Clarke.
EMPIRES: Messrs. Hunt and Connolly.
Time OF game. hour and 40 minutes.
ST. LOUIS. ?; PITTSBURG. /.
PlTTSBURG. April 2S-Pittsburg met
Its second defeat at the hands OF st.
Louis. after hard-fought battle. VIII
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The Madrid SUSPECT.

MADRID. April 2s-The man who was
arrested In the Comedia Theatre last
evening. with a revolver and dagger on
his person. and who was suspected OF
having designs upon the life OF the Queen
Regent, IL an army veterinary surgeon
named Chameon. He says he was intoxi-
Gated. and had no intention OF attacking
any one. The authorities attach no im-
portance 10 the AFFAIR.
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Wool and MOhair CrepOns,

new and very effective patterns. som'
surprising values at sl.25, SL5O, s1.75, anc
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An ERROR LOSES THE GAME.
Mispiay by DeIehanty Causes AiIeh-
town 10 Taste Defeat.

NEWARK, y. j., April 29.-(special)-
An error by Second-Baseman Delehanty
i'm the eighth inning, when he had
chance TO make a double play and retire
the side, was the cause of the defeat OF
the Allentowns by the Newarks to-day.
After Delehantys error Fields's sluggers
Rounded West all over the lot, completely
rattling the visitors. Nine runs was the
result Of the fusillade. This is the score:
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READING TAKES ALL THREE.
Lancaster Loses the Game After
Getting a Safe Lead.

READING, PA. April 29.-(Speclal.)-
Reading to-day defeated Lancaster for
the third time. Through bad fielding the
visitors secured a lead OF six runs. but
the locals. by heavy batting and Miners
wiloness, won out. Bad umpiring caused
many wrangles. There were no special
features. Attendance, $780, Score:
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A BIG SCORE
Made by the University Against 81
AIhnus.

CHARL OTTESVILLE. VA, April 29.-
Special)-Virginia hit the ball all over
the lot to-day and ran up her largest
score of the season. The three runs
made by ST. Adams were due to errors
by j. G. Martin, Virginia's substitute
catcher. Keller, who started in to twirl
for the visitors, was batted out of the
box, and was succeeded in the sixth by
Moran. who kept his few hits scattered.
Carter, for Virginia, allowed only i've
hits. two of them being secured by
Walker. Hunt. for Virginia, put the ball
ont of the lot for a home run. Virginia 5
next game is with Georgetown, In Wash
ingtOn Score:
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THEY PLAYED LIKE AMATEURS.
Scranton Boys Had No Difficulty De
feoting the Patterson Inds.

PATERSON. n. j.. April 29.-tspecial)-
The locals played like lot OF amateurs
to-day, and the result was an easy vic
tory for Scranton. Dlllons home-run IN
the fifth inning came with two men on
bases. and was short single, the ball
taking bad bound and going over Rat
sy' Mrights head. Score:
PATERSON
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Summary: Sacrifice hits-Reach, Tate,
linn Delehanty. Two-base hits-Cogan,
Fields. Weddige. Three-base hits-Joe
Delehanty. Bases On balls-Of Cogan. J;
off West. 9. Hit by pitcher-By Cogan, 2.
Struck out--By Cogan, !; by west, =
bases-Newark. 10; Allentown. 6: Stolen
bases-Reach. Cogswell. Tate, Il. Dele
hanty. Umpire-Mr. Berger Time OF
came-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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An Orator ChOsen-venerabIe Lady
nend-t.erm0u

SALEM. VA, April 29.-tSpecial.) AT n
primary contest held last night at Roa-
noke College between the representatives
of the Demosthensan and Ciceronean
Literary societies. Mr.. Julian G. Busby.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


MY ENTIRE STOCK OF GRON hi.i..ii
AND STORE FIXTURES. In
locality. and doing good bushes ..,r..
have good reason for selling. ti,.,.,.ilY.
sell at once. Address THE 1hoSe ~ m,
care Of Station \. city. ~ 49,
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Jetted Elastic Belts.

New assortment OF Jetted, Cut-Steel
and Crystal Web Belts just received
both plain and pointed effects, prices
Toe, 81, sl25, $50 to S..
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The SOC. Quality, but at 371C.

liams's tumble in the fourth and Bower
mans wild throw in the eighth contrib
uted largely TO the visitors two runs At
tendance. 5,400. Score: X. II. II.
Pittsburg .... 80 % 0 0 OIL 0 OIL 8 4
St Louis 800. 40 90 ! 100 % s 2
Batteries: Hoffer and Bowerman; Jones
and Creiger.
Empires: Messrs. Burns and Smith.
Time of game, hours and minutes.
PHILADELPHIA, s; NEW YORK, 8.
NEW YORK. April 29.-The Philadel-
phas won the days game through good
hitting. Carrck, except in the last three
innings. was an easy mark The locals
iielded well. and with an effective pitcher
would have won the game. Attendance,
New York -. ....OOO22OoO1-5 s
Philadelphia ....,L2 20 0-S - ;
Batteries: Carrick and Grady; Piatt and
Douglass.
Umpires: Messrs. Emsle and McDon-
aid. Time of game, hours and minutes.
CINCINNATI, 4; CHICAGO. 0.
CHICAGO. April 29.-The Reds gave the
Orphans their second shut-out OF the
season in loosely-played and light-hit-
ting game to-day. Phillips proved invinci-
BILE with men on bases. Attendance. r.
Chicago ..... ...OOOOOOOOO-o
Cincinnati 80. III 0 00200 o. 3 4
Batteries: Griffith and Donahue; Phil
lips and PETIT.
Umpires: Messrs. swartwood and War
ner Time of game. l hour and A. min
uteS.
SENATORS, 6; BROOKLYN, T.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-The Sena-
tors defeated the Brooklyns to-day by
hard hitting aided by the visitors, errors.
Attendance. LOO Score: r.. H. T..
Washington -. 30 o 0220 Of 10 i
Brooklyn $50. al 20 goo O. IL 3
Batteries: Dineen and Mcclure; Kenne-
dy and Farrell.
r.,
Time OF game, hours and % minutes.
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summary: Two-base hits-Curley CD,
Wills, Bonney. Three-base hlts-Martin
Carter. O'Keefe. Home run--Hunt Bases
on balls-On Garret. 4: off Keller. 3. Hit
by pitched ball-Curley, J. @. Martin.
Sacrifice hits-Wills. J. G. Martin. Passed
palls-Martin, s; Pentz, 6. Stolen bases
Wills e. Curley (9, Bonney. Martin,
Summersgill. Hunt. Umpire-Mr I.y-
man.
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LOT SD. so Suits for So. so.

Highly fashionable Suits, made or
sergcs and fancy mixtures, colors Navy
Blue and Black. jackets lined with tat
feta silk skirts percaline lined, sizes
IN
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BUCKLES.

Just received an immense as
sortment of riveted dull and bright
Jet Belt Buckles, entirely new
shapes and patterns, the usual 50
Buckle-our special price, Csc.
Also, an immense assortment OF riveted
Dull and Bright Jet Neck Collar Buckles.
the usual 75c. kind........ ..............4 5c.
Also, an immense showing OF French
Enamelled Cut-Steel, Coin. and other
Fancy Belt Buckles, prices o. 49, 90. 75c,
ST. TO Sc EACH
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Trinity Won.
DTRHANl

,,i DURHAM. y. C.. April 29.-(SpeciaI)-
me college championship of North Caro-
lima I'm baseball was decided to-day by
the victory Of Trinity over Wake Forest
Score by innings:
n q 1. : I a
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LADIES'
HIGH-GRADE
TAILORED SUITS.

OF course these goods are all
new and thoroughly up-to-date in
every respect, the entire remain
der OF our collection. They find
themselves marked with new fig
ures for tomorrow, for the time
has come to move them of, and
quickly, too. A third has been
taken from their prices. They are
our owE goods and our own ex-
elusive styles. There are styles,
cuts, and colors TO suit every taste.
Three special lots to select from.
Lot No. $50 Suits for S..
a small lot of last seasons Suits, all
of the most advanced styles. The ma
terlals used are Venetian Cloths and
Serges, colors Black and Navy and fancy
mixtures, jackets silk and satin lined,
skirts pprpaliup lined.
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MOuSSeiine de Sole,

n feather-w weight silk and cotton fabric,
fine. lightweight, and deservedly popular,
in solid colors and in an immense assort-
ment OF new and handsome patterns,
light, medium, and dark colors...... SOC.
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Carolina Defeats Georgia.

ATLANTA GA. April 29-The Univer-
sity OF North Carolina defeated the Geor-
gia team to-day by q score of 10 10 l. The
game was slow and uninteresting, the
only feature being Winston's pitching.
Score: r. H L.
Georgia ...... .....l 10000 o00-l 2 Z
North Carolina 20 0o003-1o 6
batteries: Richardson, Bankston, and
Moore Winston and Graves.
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ORE BY INNINGS.

Two-base hits-Shannon, Dolan, Steel
man. Seybold. First base by errors
Wilkesbarre. l. Sacrifice hits-Wrigley
ca. Seybold. Stolen -HargrOVe.
Struck out-By Donovan. 8; by Voorhees,
3. Bases on balls-On Donovan, D. OF
Voorhees,. L.; off Patton, ?. Left on bases
Richmond S; Wilkesharre. 6. Hit by
pitcher-Donovan. Hess. Wild pitches
Voorhees,. J; Patton. !. Umpire-Mr. Hen
derson. Time of game hours.
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summary. EdTntu TUHs.-I aI 7VII' =
Scranton, 2 Two-base hits-Camp ana
Riley. Home-runs-Ladd and Dillon: Sac
rifce hits-Doherty ~ and McMahon
Rases on balls-On Fry. 3; off Keenan,. :.
struck out-By Fry, 3; by Keenan,, 2. Don-
bic piay-Knoll and Dillon. Hit by pitch
er-Knoll. 2. Wild pitch-Fry. stolen
Cg. Liprert Dillon. McMa-
hon. and Thornton. Umpire-Mr. Belts.
irima Of eare-1 hour and A. minutes.
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An Irish Dimity Special,

fine. sheer, and lightweight quality.
Navy-Blue ground, with White polka
dots, the usual 19c. quality. at........l2I4c.
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FOR SALE.

ONE or THE BEST LITTLE O's.s
CERES in the city doing a 1890
business Cheap Tor cash. ~ ,,lti-..s
leaving on account OF bad health Die
GROCERY BUSINESS" care a-ils
patch. af r--
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SOME EXTRA
SILK VALUES

just the kinds and STYLES avos-
prospective Silk buyer wants ~
with the prices so arranged a, -. !.
suit all purses. ~ I"
At SOC,
Printed Chinas, in an immons.
n ment OF new and strikingly HANDS,
At SOC,
Printed Foulards. a most excolls,,
ity, "a inches wide, new and y, s.a'
styles and patterns, medium ana wing \.
colors. liA
At o5c..
Striped Louisincs. a highly sarr,...
wearer, White grounds. Navv-R.' Toy
Black stripes, very desirable M. a11
rate waists and dresses. ".l'
At 3Jc.,
Corded Taffetas the silk nov,',v
desirable, White grounds. colo-od ...,..I
eoiors Gray. Blue, Turquoise. cer.se y,
HeliOtrOpe -''--l d..
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Madras.
Mothers friend Shirt-Wais;s

Tor boys with all the comfort-giyng .r.
provements.
At soc,
Boys Percale Shirt-W Waists. nicely ma.
tucked back and front.
At zoe,
Boys Percale and White Cambria St-.
Waists, with and without collars.
At SI.OO,
Boys White Cambria Shirts, ucke
fronts.
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/ CAN TELL YOU WHEkE. IN.
month will earn an enormous plNn M
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York. ~
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MANY NEW
WASH GOODS.

All the newest and most sought
after foreign and domestic Wash
Fabrics, in most comprehensive
assortment of strictly new pat
terms, but all at the same little
figured prices which make their
comfort so easy to win.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-30
Some Specials
in Black Goods.
Wool CreDOns.

Strictly Atwood Crepons, entirely new
patterns, a decidedly good value, at SOC
Retfer grades at ......... T5r and 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-30

Trinity 80. ..........2SOsOO01 o 9
wake Forest ............0 o o 0 0 o 0 o o.
summary: Errors-Trinity. 3; Wake
3. Struck out-By McAfee. II; by Foot. 4.
Batteries-Trinity. McAfee and Smith;
Wake Forest. Foote and Turner.