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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24

H|I-4AEEr
held first place by a margin of one game
over Team A. so that this victory gave
Team a the lead with a margin OF one
game over Team B..
But six Of the players on Team a bate
and they scored a total Of 1888 runs Here
they declared and with these figures won
by 100 runs. Team a had but three wick
cts down whep they declared. e P. Hur-
ditch batted in great style for the VIM
ners. His work and the bowling Of NJ.
r. Cobb. who took SIX wickets for 30 runs.
figured largely in the result. The score
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. G. TEAM a.
NJ. r. Cobb, &. G. H.. Clarke, q A. v =
]. +. curran, b. j.. Pitcher. ....... %
C. P. Hurditch. not ut....--...*.--.. q
H. c. Wright. not IS
f. f.. Kelly. c. r. Clarke, b. ]. Pitcher 10
f. w. T. Stiles, did not bat.
j. Forbes, did not bat.
w. F. Lewis. did not bat.
w. .. Hiekie, did not BAT.
II. A. Young. did not bat.
=. j. Jenkins, did not bat.
lByes. -...-. ...... ..............-. y
Leg Dyes. ....... ................... 3
Total (decIareD -. 1873
KNICKERBOGKER A. C.-TEAM B.
J. E. Pitcher, b.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z
g. A.. Citizens, e, Curran. b. Cobb. {
G.. H. Clarke, 6. Forbes, bq kelly. %
A. Y. Clarke. C.. Curran. b. Cobb u
L.. Etherington. G. Young, b. Cobb....- 9
T. G.. Clarke. b. 0
A. Gum. b. Kelly. .....s........... 3
p. P. Pitcher, G. and b.. Cobb............ I
l.. VredeTburg. not s..,......... 2
T. Clarke, c. Cobb. b. Kelly.-.......... 6
J. Gill c. Cobb, b. ......... Q
byes..-.... ........ ..............- 8
Iotais ......-.., 1889. ....,.........,. 50
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CLEVER HAHDBALL PLAYING
Good Contests Interest a Large Crowd
at Local Court.

The Mercer street court presented a
lively scene yesterday afternoon when a
big card was presented to a very large
crowd of enthusiastic spectators. The
contests were full Of fire and prove very
interesting j, Genny and J. Egan met
O'Keefe and B. Logan In the first
series and won two out of three games.
The scores follow.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24
sHrRrFrs sALE-1N cHANcnnY OF NEW

sHERIFFs SALEM CHANcERY OF NEW
Jersey.
Between The Hudson Trust and Savings In
sttution, complafnant and Paper
Mills ct al, defendants.
TT IA. For Sale OF Mortgaged Premises
Returnable October Term, 1899.
Lewis Besson & Stevens, Solicitors.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ. to me
directed and delivered. I shall sell by public
vendue, at r. G. Wolbert's Real Estate Sales
room. No. A Montgomery street. jersey City.
on
THURSDAY. the twenty-seyenth day Of July,
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sHER1FT,s SALEM c1uANcERv OF NEW

sHERIFF's SALEM CHANcERY OF NEW
Between James Harper, complainant, and
Thomas Hanley and Pauline Hanley, defend
Fl. ia For sale of M0rtgaged Premises.
Returnable October Term. 1889.
Joseph S. Parry, Solicitor.
BY virtue or the above stated writ, 10 me
venduc, at F. G. Wolbert's Real Estate Sales
room. No, Al Montgomery street. Jersey city.
on
THURSDAY. the twenty-seventh day Of July.
a. D. 1899.
at two o'clock In the afternoon, ali the fol-
towing described land ana premises. With the
appurtenances. being the same described in
said writ, that Is to say:-
All that certain lot of land and premises,
ing and being in Jersey City. In the County
Of Hudson and State Of New Jersey:-Begin-
ming in the southerly side of Beacon avenue
Gas the same is laid down on a map. entitled
which map is filed In the Registers office on
Hudson County,, at a point distant two hum
dred and seyenty-ive feet. measured in q
westerly direction along the southerly line Of
southerly line of Beacon avenue with the
northwesteriy side OF Columbia street tnow
called Bonner ayenne3, as laid down on said
map; thence running seutherly at right angles
thence westerly parallel with Beacon avenue
twenty-five (2) feet; thence northerly at right
angles with Beacon avenue one hundred 900
feet, and thence easterly along Beacon avenue
twenty-five f25) feet TO the point or place 81
beginning. And being known as lot number
seventy-two CD on the above mentioned map.
WM. HELLER
Sheriff.
Dated June 20, 1899.
Jersey City News and Jersey City Herald.
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NEST BERGENs.
ScORE BY INNINGS.
States. -. ....9 I 0 0 Q 5 I'll
West Bergens .-........0 Q 4 0 0 z " 3

Two-base hits-Grum, Nowerth, Nc
base hit-Waters. Sacrifice hit-McGuire.
Left on bases-States. Z, West 3ergens.
9. Stolen Dases-Lawless. Nowerth, Grit
fin. First base on balls-Off Grum, /; of
ErtiA. 2: off Cook, 8. First base on errors
States. 8; West Bergens, 2. Struck out
Bv Grum. 2; by Ertle. D.. Time of game
/ hour n 40 minutes. Umpire-Mr.
Burns.
A eracking good game in which hard
hitting was the predominant feature, be-
tween the Young Deweys and the st.
Aloysiuin team was played Saturday af-
ternoon ait the Washington street
grounds. Attention to the matter of
punching hits gave the Young Deweys
the victory in the last two innings The
score:-
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METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.
YORK cRIcKET AssOcIATIoN.

Drawn games-Paterson, Team A. i;
=; Kings County, 2; Paterson, Team 3, /.
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A great variety Of green shades are
seen his summer. Some Of the latest
French tints are extremely delicate and
artistic, and combinations Of green with
certain shades of blue. mauve. red, yellow
and old rose are noted among Paris dress
gowns and millinery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24

THURSDAY. the twenty7seventh day of July,
A. D. 1899.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24

June p. 1899.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24
NOTICE TO e-oNrRAcToRs.

Dated Jersey city, July IS. 1929
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24

Dater June q, 1899.
Jersey city News and Bayonne Budget.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-24
sHERIFFss SALEM cHANERY OF NEW

Date. June q. 1899.
Jersey City News and Jersey City Democrat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

drives. make the question not one Of what
TO do. but when 80 Go u.
A few days ago the guests were much
entertained by cake walk that could
have done credit TO the originators Of that
famous amusement. At . o'clock. to the
inspiriting strains Of the Georgia Camp
Meeting" Mr. and Mrs Bell led of. fol-
lowed by Miss Edith Elicit Jones and
Mr.. Robert Jones' Miss Tutwiler and Mr..
Hunter Scott. Miss Cameron and Mr.. II.
II. Bell. Miss Goodloe and Mr. Thomson,
Miss stcddman and Mr. Funchouser,
Misses Marie Cottren and Carroll Minor.
The dancing was varied and amusing.
hut al last Miss Jones. looking lovely in
a cerise gown and white hat walked into
the hearts Of the judges and was pre-.
sented with an immense cake. the gift OF
Mrs Bell I must not forget to mention
Miss Tutwiler and Mr.. Scott. who formed
so close a second 10 the lucky couple.
Below is a list OF the arrivals OF the
week: T. B. Stephenson and wife, 81.
Louis John r. Ellison. Jr.. Richmond; F.
II. Lewis, Philadelphia, w. Niedenleigh,
Jr.. Philadelphia; Mrs. ]. Turner, More
head. y. Y. Mrs G. G.. Minor Richmond
O. Minor. nurse and child: W. G. Rosser,
Clifton Forge Miss Bertha Gibson. Gin
cinnati: Miss Anne Wise Mayo, Rich
nond: r. L. Cartwright. Richmond. J.
c. Riyercomb. Charlottesville. " Fur
guson and Wife, II. Weiss. Mrs r. II.
Jennings. y. 4. Weiss Emporia: r. T.
Ieary. Franklin &. ID. Munro. Clifton
Forge: c. NJ Carver. Charlottesville.
j.. Cuckeubery. Richmond: J. p. Wood
and wife Richmond W A. Luvin. Balti-
more: c. A. Williams Radford. W G.
Pearce. Christiansburg ". d. Walton,
Ashland: Mrs NJ. i. Nichols, Atlanta
II. A. Palmer. La. Miss Sally
Palmer. c. W. Belts. Hampton: r. w.
Raughan and wife, Petersburg: J. S.
Moore, Lexington r. y. Robinson,
Orange: Miss Bertha Robinson. w. S.
Davis and wife, Charlottesville; Charles
ID. DENT. Salem; Thomas @. Eiam and
wife. Hampton: d. S. Lewis. Harrison
burg: j. i. Hart Farmville; A. T.. Reeve.
Miss Lena Reeve, Fredericksburg: Miss
Kathleen Peatross. Hanover. G.. r. Brown
and wife. Hampton; c. +. Thacky, New
port News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
MAJOR RICHARDSON'S WILL.
Leaves Handsome Legacy TO Episcopal
Institutions.

BERRYTIILE VA. July 15.-Special.-
The Will OF the late Major John u. Rich
ar1sOn, T. native Of this county, who
settled In Missouri many years ago, has
been fled for record in the clerk office
Of the County court Of Clarke.
Major Richardson bequeathes 5000 20
the Episcopal Theological seminary near
Alexandra. $l.WJ TO the fund for disabled
c.ergymen OF Virginia and $1,000 TO tine
fund TO be used by Bishops kins)lVlns
and Morris for missionary purposes ia
Major Richardson's estate in this
county consists of a fine farm. During
his residence ia Missouri ne amassed a
Ms Mary Thomson, of Summit Point,
is the guest of Miss kittie Mcdonald.
Miss Catherine Martin, daughter OF Rev.
7. II. Martin. of Nashville. Tenn. "A FORM
er rector OF Grace Episcopal church here,
and Miss Matte Davis, of Washington,
IL c.. axe guests of the family OF Mr. A
Moore Jr. az Cleft Oak near this place.
Miss Sadie Washington. OF Washing
ton ID. c.. is visiting Miss Portia Bald
Mr. and Mrs. OConnor and Mr. Charles
Hamilton of Baltimore. are visiting Miss
Ada Hummer al "Lucust Grove IN TINS
county
winter and spring in Bcrryviile, has gone
20 Pine Grove, Pa, 10 Visit her COUSIN
Mr. Joseph E. Thompson after a few
t. Roanoke this week.
Mayor j.. H. Jones and Dr. George Fl
Oliver have gone 10 Richmond 20 attena
the meeting Of the Young Peoples bap-
Miss lille Phillips after a months
visit 10 the Misses Richardson here, leit
this week for Baltimore 20 visit relatives,
thence she will 80 70 her home IN DunAs-
Mr. and Mrs. David Myers of Union
town. Nd. who have been visiting their
niece Mrs. IT, j. Russell near town, have
gone 20 Fauquier county 10 visit reiauNea.
Mr. Frank steele and bride returned u
their home I'm Washington city. after d
short visit to Mr.. Steele's father near
Mr. W. T. Hutchinson. OF Richmond
spent several days this week with rela-
Mr William Meade Of Waco Tex. who
Is spending the summer with his uncle
captain ID. @. Meade. near The Plains.
Fau0uier county. spent part of the Week
with relatives in the county.
Mrs Jennie Montana and children or
Memphis Tenn and Mr.. and Mrs. Gel
man. OF Maryland are guests or MT ana
Ms Thomas j. Russell. near here.
Mr. Bertram Thomas is home from
Waynesb0rO Pa.
Miss Lizzie Br0thcrton, Of ChariestoWh'
W. Va. is the guest Of Miss Emma Cole
Miss Jennie Pope has gone to Hagers-
Misses Elizabeth Macatee and Alice
Cook. Of Front Royal. after a visit or two
weeks TO Miss Mary Clagett at spring
field" returned home to-day.
Mr. Louis T. Bradford. city editor II the
New York Tribune is visiting HIS old
home I'm this county.
pqrkersburg W Va. are guests of the
family OF Mrs Nancy Mcclure.
Mr. James O. Bruin. OF Alexandria is
visiting Mr. B. +. Foley. near town.
AR i W. Chamherlin ana son Broad
dus. of washington are visiting friends
in the town and county.
Mrs Chamberln OF Baltimore, is visit
ing her grandfather Mr. c. 5. Lee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
Hatfield Not in Danger.

HfrNTINGTON. w. VA. July l5-The
authorities are i'm the dark as to the
source of The warning given the sheriff
last night which led him TO ask for help
from Governor Atkinson 20 prevent a
ivnchine. There Is no sign o. "a mob
here and neither is there apprehension
for the safety OF ELIAS Hatfield iu Jail
here An attempt was made last night
at Ceredo and Kenova 20 organize mob,
with the probable intention of lynching
James Dudley. colored In jail for killing
Conductor Harper on The Norfolk and
western train few nights ago. and it
rs thought that troops were wanted on
that account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

pinch black and white checked Rib
bon. with new crown edge, per yard. &C.
pouble-laced satin tie Ribbon, inch
wide. an colors. per yard....'''''' .''o'
81, inch. an silk bayadere striped RID
bon beautiful color combination, Iedl
worth DC. per yard, special. ........ nc.
8s-inch all-s1k Taneta Ribbon all me
new colors. special per yard...... 'i'c'
4-inch silk figured Wash Ribbon. new
c0lorlnas. real worth Dc. yard speeial
per yard. ......... .....+...-.--' -''' ''''--
H5-inch all-s'lk Taneta and eros
Grain Ribbon. good black. special l'c'
5-incb brocaded Taneta Ribbon In pink,
blue. and white a regular Joc. rlpo pom
elegant for sashes, belts, etc. special &c
pl-inch. au-sik corded Taneia Klo,
hons. can be SHRED or used plain. Ho.od
color combinations. special per yard.'5sc.
To- n5-inch silk figured Ribbon an
solid colors. special. per yard. ...... .'c.
o. inch. aIl-snk eros Grain Ribbon
real worth 100 per yard. special ~ &C.
New corded Taneta Ribbon, ali-sllk5.
2iL inches wide and very stylish, worth
o9c. per yard, special......'.'.'.'''l'c'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

PHILADELPHIA. PA July f5.-The
BALDWIN Locomotive Works have just
received an order for thirteen CONSOLE
dalton engines from the state Railway Of
FINLAND These locomotives are 80 be
ready for delivery by January T. 1900 A
number OF engines included in tire Nari-
ons foreign orders received by The firm
during the past six months are now com
Melted. and within the next ten days
eighty OF them VIII be shipped to their
destination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
Notions

EAer, day wants that we are
never out of. An extremely
successful department, made
50 by d watohfm consideration
OF your needs. FOR tomorrow
we say:
Browns French Shoe Dress
ing. per bOttie..............Sc.
James Smiths Needles (aN
sizcJ. per papcr...........Jc.
4-0uuce bottle best Machine
on per bottle. ............jc
5-luch KID Curriers'. all col
ors) per dOzen............. Sc.
Dexter Knitting Cotton (all
sizes). per ball.........Jc
turkey red Embroidery
Cotton per dozen.........Jc.
Mohair Tubular Shoe Laccs.
per pair..---..-..+ ...+...,2c.
Treasure nickel plated Safe
o. Pins CAN sizes per doz. Be.
20 yard rolls good Tape. per
foil.- ..t-..++t.,. ....,....luc.
Good Jet Head Hat Pins,
per d1Ieu.... ...t.....,....Jc
c-i1ch linen Tape Lines,
CACHE. ....--.--.-...... 600.
Large size St0ck.nct Dress
Shields. per pair...........Jc.
Handy Mending Tissue
63iack and tan6 piece ...5c.
Large size PIN Cubes. all
cO'ors. per cube........loc.
9-inch Whale Bones. black
and blonde. per dozon.....Jc.
Good Hump Hooks and
Eyes. black and white. card
for..... ...... ............lc.
Best eold-eyed Needles. per
uduer...+-. -.-.--........,ic
Ideal Vclvetecn Skirt Fac
ine black only. piece......5c.
Durham Linen Thread. POO
yard sp00ls. each..........5c.
5-hook Corset Stecls. black
and white. pa'r..........jc.
6-vard piece Whale Bone
Casing. piece...............oc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
A Lucky Lace Purchase.
enables rs to make tempting
our offerings. Who ever heard
of Laces at these prices?

Linen Torchon Lace. p inch
wide. neat pattern. worth &c.,
yd. t0r......+... ........,.ac.
French Val Lace. y 10 "A
inch wide. about six pat-
terms. worth &c., piece 12iac.
Point de Paris. al over
Lace FOR yOkes. cream only
worth Zoe, for.,....t.....a''f.
White silk Lace. 3is inches
wide. fine mesh. variety of
patterns. for per yard...lOc.
English Torchon Lace. 10
2i9 inches wide, real t0rch0u
patterns with inserting 10
match, f0r................5c
Cream Oriental Lace. @ ~
. inches wide. fine mesh. with
heavy embroidered edge.
worth lie, f0r..........12iac.
81, inch French Val Lace.
about 10 dainty patterns.
worth &c.. for piece .... .25c.
Point de Paris Lace. %
inches wide real Duchesso
patterns worth 4Sc. for $3.50.
Plat Val and Point de-
Paris Laccs. 20 % inches
wide. about % patterns. act-
ually worth 1Oc., for.......Jc.
Black silk Lace. 3is inches
wide. all new patterns for loc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
A MARROW ESCAPE.
The steam Thrcshcr Abroad in the
Wheat Fields

IEFTOWN. ". VA. July Special
NIiss NonCure and her brother narrowly
esc9ned death while driving home from
Charestown on Thursday afternoon. 4
severe wind was blowing and an instant
after they had passed under "a large tree.
if came crashing TO the ground.
Prof. Cecil Baker. of Knoxville. Tenn
with his family is summeriug al the de-
iichtful home Of his parents near Lee
town
Mis- Bessie Baker has returned home
from weeks stay New York whittier
She went hy steamer from tlchmond. ~.
land and wheat the all-absorhing SUBJ
iect The crop is very good The corn
IRON he very promislng The hay IS said
10 he light The holds are alive with
sbeen and lambs destined for northern
raarite,s also many beevcs are fattening
FOR the shambles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
$4,000 Yards Ribbon
Prices Not Matchable

Fs-inch. all-silk plain Taffeta Ribbon.
al shades. and equals most DC. KID
bon sold. special ger yard. ........ ...l9c.
5-inch. plain Taffeta sash Ribbon an
pure silk and q perfect black, SPECIAL
per yard...............s. ..-.s.+s.'' '-''N'
4-inch au-silk pOlka-dot tafeta Rib
bon. an good c0lors worth az least
3}c.. special per yard. ...........-.---lY
5-inch. double faced satin Ribbon, blue
red. green and other good colors, worth
42c per yard special............ ...... .-'c.
5-inch. al-silk. heavy corded Tai1eta
Sash Ribbon white only worth 4Jc. per
yard, special ...-....... ...'. '.-- ~.
1.inch satin Ribbon. white black, and
col0rs. special per yard. ..............4 c.
8is-inch. au pure silk Scotch plaid
Tafeta Ribbon corded and plain real
worth 83c. per yard. sDecial..........l 'c.
G-inch pure silk. plain Taifeta sash
Ribbon. black only worth 59c- Per
5-incb heavy grade plain Taffcta sash
r bbon. ain the desirable shades, special
5-fnch pure silk. heavy double-faced
satin ribbon. special per yard......39c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

ANTWERP. July l5.-The putch steam
or Bremerhavcn, Captain MINES, New
york June 9Th. which arrived here yes
terday, reports that she spoke the boat
Doree July Isl. in latitude 20 n, longitude
g w. and that the latter was making
fair way
The Doree Captain William Andrews,
sailed from Atlantic city June 18th. 10
cross the Atlantic. Her lgsl stop b ~
be at the Azores.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

Children's plain white linz
en- lawn Handkerchief. nice
ly hemstitchcd. were SCI. .2c.
Ladies' plain white hem
stitched linen lawn llandker-
chiefs with fancy corded bor-
der reduced tO........... Jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

One-inch beautiful silk figured draw
string. rumling Ribbons. per yard. ..'e'
3i5-inch. all-silk. daintily striped. Tar
feta Ribbon, worth 29c. per Raro'
cial. .............. ..s..''''''''
3I5-lnch pure silk, fancy satin figured
Ribbon. worth Doc. per yard spesclltl
per yard. ..................-.' ''-'0'
5-inch satin striped Tameta Ribbon
an pure SIX worth sc per yard .pe-
cih. 900. ......-.---.--. -.'.t.+'. '.t+-''
5-inch. heavy corded edge. double race
satin Sash Ribbon. worth &c. per y,Il'
special. ....-..- .---....--- .+--+---'- '-'
7-irch. all-sHk. d0uble-faced satin sash
Ribbon. white. black, pink ana b.ee'
worth $50. per yard. speclal. .'''-''to''
5-lnch. corded tanfeta Ribbons eXXtrcme-,
~ stylish and decidedly new ail GOOD
shades. special per ...........' .'-c.
G-inch fancy white sash Ribbon cord
cd and striped. worth Csc. special. per
ward ........-... ...-+.--..'s- .--'. ''-'''--
Al. 10 ~ inch handsome Bayaderc
Ribbons. in corded and plain effects, gam
different combinations per YARD. loo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
Umbrella Bargains.

Biggest Umbrella rsr-
gain of the season. 300 more
choice silk-Warp gi0ria. ia-
dies and mems 20 inch worth
Sl.3J. all with fine French
oak handles. steel rod. fine
steel Paragon frame. ....g>c.
Ladies' and mems Union Taft
fo,a SILK. extra close roll
iug. with case and tassel. act-
ually worth SL5O. AN with
natural French oak handles.
f0r................ ....Sl.2J.
Extra fine quality ladies'
2t-.uch Union Taifeta SILK.
with fine long Princess box
wood handles extra close roll
ing. with wide ribbon tassel
silver trimming. ...SlJ0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

Checked Muslin. large ana
small patterns. worth 3 and
5 i-ic.. or.............-...-3 Csc
India Linen. sheer quality.
good width, regularly sold al
&c.. for. ...........,.....5 i-Nc'
Checked and Striped DIM
ity. worth l-3c., Specialize.
Victoria Lawn. 40 inches
wide would be cheap az &C.
sUeCial.......... ...... ........If'
Fine Lawn. 40 inches wide.
sheer. hnc fabric. a bargain
az l-3c.. for 8 SAC.
Soft Nainsook. good width.
sheer fabric. worth PFC, spe-
cial price....... ....,,.....S t-sc.
India Linen. 40 inches wide.
fine. sheer quality, worth
l2i .c.. tor....... ...+.......3 Csc
Long Cloth. IS inches wide.
= yards TO piece, worth 9c,
tOr.......... ...... .........o J-ic'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
Wash Goods Sale.
Midsummer Clearing Prices.

MIDSUMMER clearing FIlCos' items re-assoried and
Wonderfully reduced without the least shadow OF an excuse ou
eide Of our determination lessen stock We assert the pauoN
sS absolute truth that Wise lies not on> ~ SAVING mo
bd SPENDING when opportunities ike the following are oeu
Present values are quoted in each instance;
,.o,,os ,oo6 STYLES the regular 10 and 1g4c. dual
'''...''''
Lawns good quality good styles the same quaE you KY
5o for sucoi4
Lawns and Organizes large assortment special 4 4sS
OF
,,. o,,.. 90 inches wide the same quality you pay
PIC
Fine Lawns 90 inches wide light and dark colors' "oe %
Chez "a Be-.
Lawns 90 inches wide. navy blue grounds with "his 2 n
uree really specal--
sheer organdles % inches wide small neat designs an
co0rs PFC special
rrcsss me very best brand Sea Island, all were l2isc
but our special price makes them..'
D.mies Bayadcre Cords Dotted Swiss and a c2roea s
feels and loo, We nave married. '"vl"
Corded and Satin Plaid Organde that sold Tor Ics 1t
eDc ce
DC. special prce-...... .''''... .'''''''''
Iuuorted Dny stripes small figures, never sold ya
special for this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
Leather Belt Reductions.
Former figures cot in two.
genuine sacrifice OF this sea
sons purchases; prices that
mean an easy "Clean.np."

Roman stripe and plain
leather BELTS. medium width.
were f0c. fOr. ..........-..J
Leather and silk covered
Belts. i'm white. red. blue.
tam. and other colors. We're
H. and poe. fOr...........1Oc.
Am of oar sc Belts. with
button clasp or harness buck
le. AN colors. reduced 20. lJc.
1i5-inch leather Belts with
covered harness buckle chat
elaine bag attached, We're 3nc.
fOr...+.... ............t.. 21c.
\ special lot ~ plain leath-
GER and fancy silk Belts. with
steel trimmings and iewcllod
buckle, were 95c.. now .... 800.