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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30
TlARRIAOES.

ES Ans TIt1EB-On March 90, ut Union M. +,
parsonage by Rev. John y. G. Hanna, CJal.
Fence n. Evans and Miss Rose X. lrieb, both
Of this city.
sCoBEf-kING-ht the Union NJ. E parson-
age, on Tuesday afternoon, March 2ist, by
the Rcy. John d. c. Hanna, d. D., MIR. John
/: scobcy Of Stanton, Del. and Miss Hattie
King, of Now Castle, Del
ARIlS-PoWEl.L- At the residence of Mr. ].
ID. Arts, II? Madison street, on Monday
evening, March Y, by the Rev. John ID. G,
Hunn'.: d. D., Mr. Walter U. Arts and Miss
Stella Powell both of New Castle Co., Del
N-WlI.LIAMs-At their future
Rome, Sic West Third street, on Tuesday
evening, March 18th by tho Rev. John Ii. G.
Hanna, y. d MIR James Irwin Allcorn and
Nils, lydia w. Milliams, both Of This civ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30
MINIS HANNA.

On the evening Of tho 18Th ]. Frank
Minis, of Philadelphia. and Miss Molie
Hanna were quietly married at IT. Paul's
NJ. L. Parsonage by tho ltsv w. L.. :.
Murray The bride wore IL travelling grwn
of navy blue broadclotE and carried La
Franco roses. Miss Florence Hanna, sister
of the bride, was maid of honor and J.
Robinson was best man. Mr. and Mrs,
Minis left on wedding trip North They
will make their home III Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30

is due to their very hard heading quail
ity, which is well shown in the cut The
weight Of head trimmed for market is
claimed to be fully one-fourth greater
than that Of any variety Of similar size.
Seeds for early plants should be sown
in hotbeds or greenhouse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30

Register Crossan this morning granted
letters testment airy on the estate OF Mary
Smith, late of Now Cnstlc. to Miss hetty
Smith. The estate Is valued at $l0O. 600.
Letters testalnentary C. t. a., on the es-
tate of William Kirk were granted to
Elizabeth Kirk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30
Attended An Uncle's Funeral.

John and Steven Parker, OF this city
went to Odessa yesterday to attend the
funeral of thoir uncle Hugh Parker who
died several days ngo from pneumonia.
He was 65 years Of age and one of the best
known of Odessn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30
r1rII,attOntts in Town.

Exrepercsentative Frances Fl Lattomus
who accused Marx Davis Of having offered
him bribo during the Legislature sas
ion, was In town this morning. r. ca led
at the office Of Deputy Attorney General
Cooper but what his business was could
not be nseertaippd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30
Holland or Danish Cnbbages.

The Holland, Dutch Winter or Danish
cabbages. as they are variously known.
are becoming very popular in some sec.
tions as the best of winter keepers and
shippers. commanding high prices in
the late winter and spring market. This
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30
Levy Court.

The Levy Court this morning mades
several changes in tho assessment list this
morning.
This afternoon the court will select the
JURORS for the May term of tho county
courts,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30

Sheriff Taylor went down to the Buck
Hotel, Poncader Hundred this morning
to sell the fam, and stock etc. of James
Il. DnCkery there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30
7. NJ. Wier, Fifth and King Streets.

Is the place, Fancy New Orlean molaS5cs, n.
auuart, sc a gallon, this - the bost noiae4"4
madr has thai rich yellow color and susary
tast" liz all pure New Orleans molass,,s ought
to huyc. Fancy california peaches he IA
pound thr-' ar" very bright large halves very
mratY and make fine sauce. oxford brand
baked beans, lVC Il can: If you want come.
thing nice IN baked beans try these large 5 h.
cans Rival brand randcused milk. So Il can
this il tirst.cla9s goods; tull pound can and a.
good - any milk pu' up Egg biscuit loc IL
pound the4r III" the best "Hg biscuit and you
always got thpm frr-h from u. Lunch bis.
cult )" = pound thee are fresh, crisp and good
like "v"ry thing you get from us. You COME
and sec or 1tOru, ~er the KIND OF goods We
keep aEn get our price
Ask rrr Trading stamps at r NJ Wirr's, 9TH
and King streets. m25bt@
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30

Piano, $50 and 800 Ludwig e. Co.,
55l Shipey street Rcd Mems Hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30
HAWKINS & co.
7l2 Market Stree,

ACT AS AGENTS
IN THE MANAGEMENT, RENTAL
AND SALE or REAL ESTATE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30

Corrected by II. H. Robinson & Go.
R,ung Prices, Ruling Prlesy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30

Mr.. G. II. Mcdonald who carried on tho
milling business at Falkland the past
year has removed to Rockland, and will
run tho mill in that place. The citizens
In he vicinity who want flour, meal or
feed will find him polite and accommodate
ing He Is onterprising and up with the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-30
NJ, THOMAS FARMAR,

NOTICE-I, THOMAS FARMAR. THE
~ tenant and occupant OF the house. tn.
ated at 10 IatnallSt. 9th ward city of Winning.
ton, County Of New Castle. State OF Delaware.
in compliance with the Requirements OF the
acts Of tho General Assembly. Ill such case
made nnd provided. do hereby give notice
, that IshalI apply III wrItl x to the court OF
general sessions of the State OF delaware,
III and FOR New Castle Co.. To lie held at vii.
mngton, on Monday the 18th day Of
May, 1899 being the next term OF
said court. fora license fOr snid house rs an
Inn or tavern, for the snle heroin of intUxi-
eating liquors. in es9 quantities thnn one
quart to he drunk on the premises, ana
the following named respectable citi-
| 2ens OF said district, ut loast IL OF whom
are substantial rreeholders recommend tho
said application, viz:
Bernard z Has5on John p0hcrty
n i4eNcrman Thomas Frdigan
Charles Thomas Mward Nansant
William II McCloskcy Harry GOtwald
Jno, X Bacon Antony Thielman
Geo w Darrell Joseph Il callahan
{ + Mrirhior Bernhallt
,irlu II Realty Patricl. Neary
Harry Bresoh Ernest SchlnGltzcr
.lam"I Fox Henry Miller
Jacob A Kebman Daniel j Killroy
4 Eucher John p Donahoe
j q fchrcnbach
m3odw THOMAS FARMAE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-20
In the Tin ard
Granite Department.

25c :er soc. Blue and White Tea ana
Coffee Pots.
SC. for &c. Larg. MIX Pans
So. tor i5c. Deep Pudding Pans.
2Sc. for 4)c. S-quari Granite Bucket
zoe. Tor 80. 2-quart Cooking Pots. win
granite tops.
s9s. f9r 5cc. Blue and White 4-saari
Cooking Pots.
soc. tog &C. r-quart Long Handed
Sauce Pott.
25c. for soc. 4Quart siraigh, SAGE
soc. for 25c. Blue and White TIA Ke,.
Soe. for soc. s-quart Brown ,aa GRAY
Tea Kettles.
Toe. for 300. Double Rice or Farm,
&c. Tor 2-quart Long Handle D2s.d
7e. TOR ioe. Pie Plates or Jelly Oar,
100. for sc. Blue and White Larg, sls.
s5c. FOR sc. l4quart Preserving Ken.
IJc. Tor SOC. 9-ring Muffin Pan,
gyc. for sc. l0-Quarl Dish Pan.
zoo. Tor 50c 2-gailon 1lnh Ke,la
45c. Tor C0pperrd Bottom Wash Bse.,
4oc. Tor i5c. Water Coolers saa lic.s
faucet.
COc' for SOC. weter Coolers WIKI sss,
faucet
Doe. for 2-quart Blizzard Ice csan
Freezer.
si2g Sor s-qGart Blizzard Ice Cream
Freezer.
- 10 for s.S croquet SET. VITA loas.,
mallets.
% 20 Tor $50 Aiasc). Refrigerator attn
sliding shelves AMI pasent drip cup.
Tc. for Toe. F.y 3r shes.
$I.7o for So Hammock 42xS with
ve4ance. strCtcEor and pillow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-20

VS.. ner sister, AIRS. {. -. Jordan. IN
Norfolk, and may extend her trip 10 the
Eastern Shore of Virginia TO spend some
time before returning home
Miss Helen ShattuclI, who has been Wis
itng Mrs Charles Washington Coleman
at her home on Nicholson street. VIII re-
turn to Brooklyn, y. Y, where she is
connected with the Pratt Institute. Miss
Shattuch has thoroughly enjoyed her visit
here. being much interested In the many
historic places in this section.
Miss Eva wise, who has beeh a guest
az the home Of Mrs Margaret Hansford,
Palace Square, leaves Monday for the
Eastern Shore 10 spend the remainder OF
the summer.
Miss Annie Hampshire Is visiting her
old home i'm Norfolk for several weeks.
Miss Mary Roberts Of Richmond. Is the
guest OF her friend, Miss Hattie VIII
idns Irelands.
Mr.. Charles Bowry has returned after
a delightful visit to Dillwyn, in Bucling-
ham. and Howardsvlle, IN Albemarle.
Mrs. Margaret Hansford, who. has been
contemplating a trip for some time. hopes
to be able to get off for the remainder OF
tho summer within the next few days.
DR.. r. L. Stephenson has gone TO the
Rcclsbridge Alum Springs to spend a
month.
Miss Mamie Wright, daughter Of Mr.
Robert =. Wright, leading citizen Of
James City, is IN West Point visiting her
uncle Or. George W. Richardson.
Misses Florence and Garnette Sweeney
Aave returned home. They spent a most
delightful time In Srtthfeld and'Peters.
burg. where they have been VISITING
friends.
The latest from Miss Bessie Scott, who
has the diphtherla In New York, Is tn:
she is improving. II is understood ;hai
she will be brought TO her home Al
Ewell's as soon as her condition permits
CT her being moved.
Or. Marcus Gayle and Mr. Thomas
peachy are reported much better to-day
Mr. Spencer lane, who has been IN fol
three weeks. = not Improving.
Mrs. william Gordon i reported very
much improved to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-20
RETURNS TO EvBNTH-sTREET
MIR. Cosby Ia Become Organise ana
Choirmaster There Again.

Mr.. Ernest Cosby has received very
fatering offer TO become the organist
and .choirmaster of the seventh-atreet
Christian church. and Will resign his
present position as oTgsuist OF ST. James
Episcopal church in order TO accept IT,
Mr.. Cosby was formerly crganist of the
Seyenth-Street church and want 10 ST.
James church at a considerably increase
in salary. Now he returns to Seventh
Street church at double tho salary re-
ceived by him at 81. James, thus making
him the second highest salaried organist
in the city.
The organ OF the Seventh-Street church
will be placed on a Lowell with the pulpit
and the choir will be arranged to ac-
commodate thirty or forty voices with
seats on the rish, and left Of the organ.
as IN tie Episcopal ch0rchcs Of the city.
Mr.. Cosby swln probably take charge
Of his new position on the first Sunday
In October, thus leaving ST. James after
two years OF most successful work He
was rc-engaged az 81. james for the
coming season. but has asked 20 be re-
leased In order to accept hrs new posi-
ton, where no viii have much iarser
and thoroughly modern organ, which Is
blown by water power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-20

extensive canvass throughout the county.
Mr.. owen is certain Of receiving the nom
nation at the county convention, 10 be
held in Farmville Monday next. 1t IS not
thought that the Republicans Will put up
a candidate against him.
The School Board OF Leigh District VIII
meet at this place on saturday August
18th
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Thornton, 'of
Manchester, are visiting the family OF
AIR. l.. j.. Jones
MRS. Julian Price, OF Greensboro, ana
Miss Leila Price. Of MeherIin, have been
visiting MIS-. r. L. Price.
Mr.. Julian Niece. OF Petersburg, Is
visiting hts sister, Mrs. Wickine Smith.
OF this place.
Mr.. r. W. Price made a business trip
20 Richmond this week.
Mr. Frank G. Gerbel Treasurer OF
Rock Sulphur Mining and Trading Conn
pany. has been spending the week here.
Mr.. GerDel is In the mercantile business
at Passaie. n. J.
Mr.. Benton NJ. johnson. OF Crewe, Is
visiting Mrs. f.. p. sHowlette and family.
Mrs. Sallie Johnson. OF Crewe. IS on a
visit 10 her mother. Mrs. II. 4. owen, IN
"West End"
Miss Pauilha Kautz, OF Austria, has re-
Gently purchased q farm containing 400
acres. Miss Kaux is a sister OF Mr..
ROBERT Kautz whS Is manager OF the
ROCK sulphur 4Iiains and Trading Com
Dany.
Mrs. Mabel Gentry. OF Greensboro n.
&C. is summerlng with her mother, Mrs.
S. Nj. Jelfress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-20
NOT YET NOTIFIED.
DIR. DUyCAN's LETTER OF DECLINA
TIoN HAS NOT COME.
4 TRUOVE8'S INTERESTING VIEW.
Thinks the Presidency and Chair OF
Philosophy May lie ReuniteG-Dr.
Edwards for Both-If Another Man,
Then DIR. Starr--Trustees.

A telegram 10 the Dispatch from Ash
land last night stated that nc official
ueclination of tko presidency Of Randolph
Macon College BY Or. james A. Dun
IAN hal becG received, so far as could
pc learned.
Tie same can be said as 20 Richmond
though several OF the trustees were seen.
pT Duncan has stated 70 tho newspapers
'owever that ne would decline the honor.
nd has ~ written to friends here In
recent statement given TO the press he
s9ys' MY reason for declining is sim
piy that the trustees want q man al
most exciusivei, for field work. ana I
am sure that couii NOT do such work.
either 20 their satisfaction or to my
osD."
HE MAY HAVE WRITTEN.
II Is probable that Dr. Duncan has
written to Bishop Granbery. tho orcsi-
Gent, or Dr. s. k. Cox, first yice-presi-
Gent. and lid the matter Officially be-
fore one Or the other. and the Richmond
trustees have not yet learned Of IT, II
WI DC only when another meeting is
eNAto tnaf they Will hear OF L. Whoever
acts in the master Bishop Cranberv or
Or. coz-wiil write 10 Captain Rlcso,s
1fyy. the corresponding secretary ana
set him TO secure the request OF seven
'oer1ners for a called meeting to elect n
president. w. :"
MAY REUNITE TIE PLACES
preacher here. and prominent racm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-20
NEGROES ASSAULT a POLICEMAN.
Great Excitement Ina Buepa Vista
The Offenders Convicted.

LEXINGTON VA. August is-)spe-
clal)--Luther Stroder and James r1,eAsI
were sentenced 10 three and hGn years
and Walter Johnston and Charles Jona.
sion 10 three years In the State Poaiten-
tiary to-day by Judge J. O. 6hspsard u
Buena Vista, fer assAsitIng Policemen
Campbell. OF that city, last Wesnes.V
night, after he had arTssted a mar q .
dance and was taking him 20 loIL re
men used rocks. and injured the police
mans head 50 badly that be Is now n =
pTecarlOus condition. Seven pieces Ok
bone have been taken from his skuh
After the assault all parties escaped. asa
were arrested at Riverside Thursda'
special jury Was convened after -
llminary trial and the sentences as s'attI
above given. Threats Of lynching ~ %
the prisoners were made. and htft
armed force guarded the lsti unil it-
the sentence to-day, when IL WAS tceih
best 10 bring them here for ssfckeof
The community WAS highly wroasal ~
ever the IGN, sentences and the flie',
ness OF the trial. which many Ag'f
should have been delayed until camp
bells fnal condition changed f0r rt1
or worse Special Guard White, ~ h.'N'
mond, arrived this evening, and wiz iel'e
with his prisoners on an early ilAn 81,
man Who caused the row escaped IA
tho persons Involved are negroes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-20

Der " III Dlt,4l, a45 seen -ast 4nsnI
by a representative Of the Dispatch, and
the situation inquired into. He said he
did not think Dr.. Starr would be elected
president, as is the popular impression
He thought DR.. Edwards would be, and
yet he would be retained in the position of
Professor of Moral Philosophy, to
which he has been recently elected. This
member was told of the report that DR..
Edwards would resign the Chair Of PHI
losephy If given the presidency, and that
-Dr. Thomas N Potts, pastor of Park
Place church, this city, would be elected
TO the chair He said this was not pro-
bable. He believed that Or. Duncan's
decision in the matter and view OF the
presidency would wake the trustees up
to see that it would be very difficult 10
get a good man 10 accept the place which
meant mainly canvassing. He thought
that president who taught during the
session would, of course expect TO WORK
up patronage during the vacation, but
the presidency was not particularly de-
, sirable divorced from one of the chairs OF
the college. His opinion was that
the board would see this and simply re-
scnd their action of separating the two
positions and put them together again.
DIR. Edwards would then be elected 10 the
presidency, position which many want
Ell MN Tor DeiOie, anu the EiVDiSh "O"4u
De solved.
RMS is simply THIS trustees view.
Others maintain that DR. Starr will be
elected 10 tho presidency on the first bal
lot Still others say DR.. Edwards viii be
made president and DR.. Potts elected Pro-
feSsor of Moral Philosophy.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
The officers Of the trustees are: Presi-
dent. Bishop John c. CRANBERRY: First
President Rev. DR.. S. X. Cox; Sc
cond Yice-Press gent, Rev. Dr. Paul
Whitehead; Recording Secretary. Rev s.
S. Lambeth u. ID. The trustees are: Rich
ard irby. Bishop John G. CRANBERRY, and
Rev. Alex. q. Brown, ID. d., OF Ashland |;
Bishop Alpheus w. Wilson. Baltimore:
Rev. William W. Walker. oldham's
Crossiioacs; Rev. Paul Whitehead, ID.
ID, Lynehburg; James Il. Pace, Rich
mond; Leroy S. Edwards Richmond
Richard 3. Davis. Petersburg: Rev. DR..
Jehnl }. J.afrerty. Crozet; Row. J. S.
Hutchinson, Arlington. Md. Rev. 3. X.
Cox. u. d. Winchoster: Rev. w Y. Jad-
hins Ashland; john p. Branch, Ricn-
nond; =. Y. Wnfsee, I.ynchnurg; Wilbur
J. Aiiby sofolk; V. s. Co:rad, Harrison,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-20

Political ard Personal Gossip-Cap-
tain Charles DE Hart Dead.
MILLIAMSBNKG- ~

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. August ie.-
(Special.)-The York County Court meets
Monday, and the various candidates for
TIE Senate ami House nominations will
all be on hand 10 present their respective
claims Tor The support Of the dear pe0-
pie There are four gentlemen i'm the
Held Tor the House, each conEden. that
he VIII prove most acceptable 10 the
scverelgns and receive the nomination.
Mr.. J. +. Hubbard and Judge Sydney
Smith lot this morning Tor Grafton, York
county, where a big barbecue will be
gwen to-day. All the aspirants for the
House nomination viii b. present, in
Guiding Mr.. William +. Moss. Of Newport
News, who. no doubt viii make himself
heard, and VIII state his position in
strong and emphatic terms.
CAPT. CHARLES H. DE HART DEAD.
information regched here yesterday Il
the sudden death in Norfolk OF Captain
Charles h. Ne Hart Deceased was born
IN Ycr..s e~-lniy. but removed 60 Norfolk
ifom this place about nine years ago.
whore he had since resided. The circum-
stances attending his death were very dis
tressing lie had been complaining FOR
some time of throat troubles, and had
just finished his dinner and was sitting
at the table. when he was seized with
strangulation. His vile went 10 his a.
sistance and removed him 10 an easy chair
ana sent at once for a physician. but be-
fore one arrived Captain De Hart had
breathed his last. The remains were
buried IN Norfolk to-day. Captain De
Hart was 81 years Of age. and his friends
here Will be panied 70 learn Of his
death.
Postmaster Thomas Shoesmith. of
Jamestown Island. was here to-day. lie
reports heavy tides. most OF the Io,g-
land on the island and on other farms
fronting the river being entirely SUBJ
merged. Port Arthur. just below James
town. Is entirely cut of from the main
land. water standing several feet deem
in the roadway and marshes
Farmers in the neishborhood had a force
of hands at'work until an early hour this
morning rescuing their boss from their
.perilous position in the nearby marshes.
PERSONAL
Mrs. "A. j. Banton. II Washington. will
bs down In the next few days to visit
MIR. and Mrs. }. n. Latham.
Miss Mary sherwcll left yesterday tc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-20
Meyer's Easement.
In the China Department

You will find wost h-while bargains.
Room must be made for new shipments
e;c for loc Decorated Vegetable Dlshes,
use. for 50c. Decorated Goid Lined
ioc. FOR Decorated Cup. Saucer and
soc. for dozen OF soc. sesni-Porcelain
soc. for s9c. O1e-Gallon White China
Pitcher. .s Co..
90. for an Importer &c. Moustacho
Cup and Saucer
ySc. FOR a dozen DC. Custard Cups.
zoe. Cor q 40c. Wolfe China Covered
Sc. for &c Decorated Tooth Pick. gold
lined.
I5c. for S5r French China Plates;
81 % for $3.50 lg0yece English CHINA
Dinner Seis newsst shape dishes.
IS for 80 Imported Dinner Sets, con-
tanning large soup tur~sn. blue or gray
decoration.
$40 so for SIS los piece Carlsbad Dinner
Sets entirely new shapes and decorations.
go so sOr $3.50 5aviand's Newest
Dinner Sets CT lis pieces. These are very
handsome.
"a 25 for So 12-pieoe Toilet Sets, under
glazed ds-ooTs tons
81 SO Cor New shape Underglazed De
corated Toilet Sets.
SIS for s. Extra Fine Tinted Decorated
Toilet Sets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-20
In the Glass Department.

Zoe. FOR Fine Polished Berry Dishes.
extra heavy.
IOc for 100. Imitation Cut Glass Gas
Globes, flored shapes.
zoe. for sc. Water Tanl1ard;
I1ac. each fo- 26c. dozen Naples. .
different styles.
D5c. for &c., Imitation Cut Glass
iDc. for sc si0inch Footed Covered
10. each FOR iTn Top Jelly Tumblers.
Zoe for Ext,c Heagy New Cat BITTER
Dishes.
20. cor CIT Bottom Tumo.ers.
3Ixc. for sc. Imitation Cut Glass Goo
lets.
lie. each for choice oe five styles In
dlviduals Salts.
100 Cor imitation Cut Glass Ice Tubs.
soc. q dozen for One-Quart Mason Jars.
zoe for Half Gallon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-20

buns; J.. y. -. ~olWa.', l.e~s..c--sDoi q, {,
Rev. j. Lester Shipley. Gardenville, nd;
Rev. Richard Ferguson, Flint Hill; +. b.
Prettyman, Baltimore. Nd; Rev. ). s.
Lambeth, d. D., Bedford city; Rev. J. ID.
Hank. Tanner Greek; j. ~. Pettyjohn,
Lynchburg; a. 5. Buford, Richmond, b.
d. Newman, Woodstock; Rev. j. +. Car
land, d. D., Richmond. +. II. Chalmers
Salem; Rev. b. +. Lipscomb Newport
News; Rev. j. w. Duffey. Washington,
u. c.: C. r. Hill, Alexandria; Rev. W. e.
Edwards, Charlottesville: r. W. Peatross,
Danville; George b. Finch Boydton: Rev
j. T.. Armstrong. stanton; Rev. David
Bush, Salem; Robert Magruder Airing
ton. Md; George l.. Neville Portsmouth;
Rev. W. c. Starr, ID. D.. Richmond Rev
j. G.. Reed. Manchester: Joseph h. VIII
lard. Fairfax: Rev j. 7. Mastin Rich
mond; Rev y. w. Bond. Winchester, w.
w Vicar, Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-20

to be moved this week. The SAFE
of these at these reduced prices IS
made to prevent their removal:
Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains. Ecru
and white, 81 yards long. 80 inches WIZ
Brussels, Hamburg and irish Poiiit a., 70 70
terms. $3.50 value for. per pair '"'@-'""
Medras Summer Portieres, three yaros
long, coiored cross stripes, Fringed, fegu-
Isr price $3.50. to close out at Soo o
pair.
Heavy Nottingham Lace Curtains;
double borders, figured centres. locked
stitched edge. 3ia yards long, reganaSa "a.
worth 81 so vsiue. now, per par. :.,,,i',.,lo
for furniture and couch coverings. ls.gc.
and l5c. quality, per yard. sac
White Curtain Madras, figures ard COTS,
sc inches vide, sold fer i9c a yard, now
9 7-6c yard.
For dressing the hair, every me-
cessary article 70 be found here
and up-to-date fixtures Tor the
hair.
Expert Hair Shampooing dry
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Hair Switches. upwards from. ...... .Ssc
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