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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
1.-THE SUMMER RESORTS

c. 7. BoylSln. The prizes were beautiful
and costly.
Among the later arrivals here are Mr..
and Mrs I'M Montague and child. Mr..
Dudley II. Cowlcs, :. Gordon Cumming
and Wife: Mrs. and Miss Waller. or
Hampton; Major William y. Anderson
wife. and daughters, OF Lexington; Mrs.
Bruce and Miss Ellen Bruce. Of Halifax;
Rev. W. ID. Rice and wife. OF Memphis,
Tenn: Mr.. II. NJ Nuckols. Mr.. Joseph
G. Taylor. Mrs. G. A. Taylor. Master
Pembroke Taylor, Of Richmond: Mrs.
Y yandenberg and family, OF Louisville,
KY: Mrs S. ID. Gooch and Miss Gooch,
OF Louisa; c. ID. Mcknight. OF Missis-
sippi; Mrs. james Davenport, of Nor
folk; Miss Eloise Davenport. Of Bruins
wick. Ga; Colonel III. G.. Merry, 7. ID.
Kaufelt r. J. Ruhl Or. Frank Phillips,
s g. Cargett, u. NJ. Roosevelt and j. Il.
Kitchen. OF Low Moor; John McChntock,
Of Lexington. Ky; Miss Carrie Price
ToIer. OF Philadelphia; II. 5. Hine, OF
Franklin. La; i. w. Langhorne and
r A. Johnson, OF Salem; c. NJ. Lunsford
and family, Of Fincasue; c. u. Mlmrn.
OF Clifton Forge; G. II. Rumboush, OF
Tynchburg: Miss Marburs, OF Alexandra;
Mrs. O. n. Bell and son, of Tampa
Fla: Mrs w. J. Boykin and MISS Fahnle
Boykin. Of Wilson, \. .; Mrh; .
/, Foster and family, Of Norfolk; Mrs
Junius Thomas and family, of Smithiieid'
and Misses Beers, TaZewell Elicit, Jr"
Misses Hennie and Josephine Elicit, mary
Vandeventer. Francis Gwynn byeu, Mis-
Cbiles Terrell and Master Robert White
Terrell :. A. Bromberg, Mr.. ana MIS-
Waller Scott and family, and Tate r.
Cbenerv. all Of Richmond, and Miss Nir-
ginia Woods. Of Los Angeles, Cal.
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TnzeMeiI TipS.

TAZEWEIL, VA, August s.-tSpeciaiJ
Superintendent-of-Sch Il. III. Williams
has been conducting for the last few days
in the Tazewell High-School building. the
examination Of public teachers for the
county. and one who has observed Tor
years the attendance on such an cAafal-
nation will note that while many years
ago 80 per cent of the applicants w'Tc
male teachers, the order has peen re-
versed. and now - per cent. are 'em'ies.
The examinations show IN Increased pro-
nclency in the persons applying ipr ne
public schools Of the county.
The series Of sermons delivered d. D.
Sprole Lyons az the Presbyterian onuren
this week has drawn crowds and he Is
doing a good and profitable work In hi
bOyhood home.
The electric plant for Tazewell Is nov
on the grounds, and within thirty days
the old oil lamp will be replaced by the
modern light.
MIR. Il. H. George. cur efficient County
Court Clerk, is off 20 Hunters Alum
Springs for a needed rest.
J. Randolph Henry. Esq, OF Lynch
burg: Miss Katie Grossclose. Of Marion;
Mfr andt Mrs. John G. Blair. and Misses
Nellie sayers and Susie Splller. OF Wythe-
Vile, were among our visitors this week.
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is the guest of Miss Lizzie Hogshead, on
west Beverley street
County Chairman \. L. Hook has issued
call for a mass-meeting of Pro-
hlbitionists TO meet i'm this city on August
I'D TO nominate candidates for the House
Of Delegates.
Mrs. William Taliaferro, Of Richmond,
is I'm the city. visiting the Misses Wake.
on north jefferson street.
Mrs. John y. Baldwin is quite i'll at
her home, on north Lewis street.
Mr. Seden Wake has returned TO
Richmond after spending a week here
visiting his sisters, the Misses Wake.
Mrs. Henry r. Putney, of Charleston,
W. Va, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Asst.
After a six weeks visit TO Eliston. Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Watts are here at home
again.
At Arlington Heights Mrs. S. b. Drury
and family are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Thornton.
Mrs. William c. Camp Of Richmond,
and her daughter. Miss Helen Camp, are
spending the summer at West End, visit
ing Mrs. Camps mother, Mrs. David
Young.
Mr.. T. Peyton Brown, OF Baltimore, is
spending a few days here.
Miss Margaret Cochran and Mrs. Annie
Taylor have gone to Atlantic City.
Mr.. Charles X Hoge and Mr. Gunther
Hoge are at the New Jersey resort.
Mrs Marcus d. Russell and her mother,
Mrs. Mary McGavock left this week for
Saratoga.
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Columbia, s. c., is the guest of Mr..
Frank #. Glasgow.
Mr. +. Miles Gadsden, Of Washington,
ID. c., accompanied by his wife, Mrs.
Gadsden. are the guests Of Mrs. Gads-
denis sisters, Mrs. Susan +. Lee and the
Misses Pendleton. Mr.. Gadsden, during
the past year, has been In Cuba for the
government arranging the postal service
Tor that country.
Miss Bessie POague has returned from
Daggers Spring.
Mr. Robert Il. Mcleod, OF Richmond,
who has been visiting his family at Col
lierstown, Rockbridge county. was in
Lexington this week ON his way to Rich
mond.
Miss Josepha Allan is visiting relatives
at McDonogh, Nd.
Mr.. Henry McCorkle, of New York
city, is the guest of his brother, State
Senator Charles f.. McCorkle, near Lex
ington.
Miss Fannie Bradshaw. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Robert G.. Templeton
for several weeks. has returned TO her
home.
Mrs. Willie Lewis. Of Lynchburg, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank u. Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac /. Houser and Miss
Leona Houser. of Augusta county, are
the guests OF Mrs. Joseph Kennedy.
Mr.. j. Walter Fox, formerly a sergeant
I'm Company II. Fifteenth United states
Infantry is here. the guest OF his father.
Mr.. ]. r. Fox His five years enlistment
recently expired while in Cuba, and he
received his honorable discharge.
Misses Emma and Annie Price. OF Dali
las. Tex, are the guests Of their aunt
Mrs. J. Lucien Hamilton, of Collierstown.
Their father the late James Price, OK
Dallas. formerly resided in Coilierstown,
and moved 20 Texas twenty years ago
Miss Bessie Adair IS visiting the Misses
Irvien of Charlottesville
Miss Mamie Laird. who recently grad
uated from the Columbia Training Hos
pital for Nurses. Washington. ID. C., and
is now a nurse in that institution, is the
guest Of her mother. Mrs. John +. Laird.
Mrs John Cox and her daughters
Misses Lillian and Eva Cox, of Newport
News, are the guests OF Mrs. CONs
daughter, Mrs. r. T. Agnor They refu-
geed on account OF the yellOw-feycr scare
in that part Of the State.
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Lexington Personals.

LEXINGTON, VA, August 5.-(SpeciaD
Mr.. Henry II. Myers fttingly celebrated
his 56th birthday on Tuesday at his home
here by holding a reunion Of the surviving
children Of his fathers family, Mr.. John
H. Myers. They were Mrs. w G. F. wal
lace. of Sanford. Fla; Or. John ID. Myers,
OF Huntingdon, w. Va; Mrs. John A.
Lacy. of Washington, ID. c., and Mr..
Myers. 1t was the first time that they
had all met together for twenty years.
Many Of their children were present also.
Miss Maria Ehinger and Miss Lucy
Massie. of Baltimore are the guests OF
Mrs. J. T. McCrum
Mrs. John Ietcher, wife Of the 'civil
war; Governor Of Virginia, Honest
John Letcher, has as her guest her son,
Colonel John d. Letcher, who has been.
living in Southern California for the past
two years.
Mrs. w. Archer Roberts. of Washing
ton, ID. c., Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Montgomery u. Corse.
Airs. Joel W. Golsby and her children,
of Mobile. Ala, are the guests Of her
mother. Mrs. James J. White.
Miss Mary Blaine and Miss Lucia
Blaine. Of Louisville KY, are the guests
Of Misses Pattie and Mildred Myers.
Mrs. Sidney Il. Williamson, OF Florence,
Ala. IS the guest Of the Misses Duyall.
Miss Fairy McClain, Of Harrisonburg.
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. William
Scott Hileman.
Mr.. Volney b. Mcclure, OF the Virginia
Military Institute, is spending vacation
at Atlantic City.
Miss jamie White Is visiting friends in
Bath county.
4lr. Maurice Moore, of Lynchburg, Is
the guest OF friends here.
Mrs. George Il. Dunlop, OF washing
ton, ID. c., is the guest OF Mrs. Frank /.
Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pcyton Rhodes
are visiting Mrs. Rhodes's parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Jones, Of Crozet, va.
Miss Caroline West. or Chariestown'
W. Va, is the guest Of Miss Mary Crig-
Ter.
Miss Martha Moore IS visiting the
family OF Rev. Alexander +. Laird, In
Front Royal. Va.
Daniel +. Brown, of Texas. formerly
resident OF Rockbridge county, Is tho
guest OF Mr.. Frank Moore.
Mr.. Joseph i. Kearney. OF louisiana
IS the guest Of his brother-in-law. MT
l.. Wright.
Mr.. Horace Moore has returned from
visit TO Newport News and Norfolk.
Rev. Or. William NJ. McPheeteta OK
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THE BLUE RIDGE.
Lady Whist ChampiOns-Entert
meuts-ArriNaIs.

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. August g.
(Special)-Among the interesting events
Of the day are the arrivals Of the trains.
Each brings large accessions Of guests TO
Join those already enjoying the comforts
of the Blue Ridge.
The place is now quite full Of guests
from many localities of the country Dut
like the omnibuses, quarters are some
how made for the fresh arrivals.
A day or two ago there was a stag
game Tor championship in whist, ana
since then two ladies were induced 10 PIT
their skill against two veteran players or
the sterner sex. Victory perched so sig
nallv upon the banner of the weaker
yessels'' I'm the series of games that were
nlaVed that the men were routed utter
.lv The contestants were Mrs. Randolph
Rarksdale, Of Petersburg, and Miss Kate
Chisholm, OF Charleston, ). G., against
Major r.. NJ. Todd, of Smithfield, Va
and Mr.. A. NJ. Elledge, of columbus, Ca
All the morning the click OF the ten
pins. as they are knocked down by the
balls. betokens the progress OF mat
pastime Tennis, too. Is popular, Win
pool and kindred sports, but the pas tline
that is in season morn, noon, ana night
is that of cards, and an unceasins iuhu
of amusement is afforded by the various
Games with them. After the dancing on
Wednesday evening the Misses Phelan
gave delightful supper upon the piazza
OF their cottage. Bridge" in honor OF
Misses Maria and Helen Moseley, Of Rich
mond The following gentlemen were
their honored guests: Messrs. G. q. VAL
entine Of Richmond; w. L. Taob, o. l..
Robinson. of Baltimore; T.. ID. Gregory
and DIR. III. II. HILL of Virginia. Dainty
refreshments were gracefully dispensed
by Mrs. Phelan and her three charming
young daughters.
Among the numerous arrivals of the
week are Mrs. r. n. Ramsay and Miss
Lucille Ramsay, OF Norfolk; Misses Ida
Hardy. OF Lacompte, La, and Lucille
Harding. of New York; Mr.. ID. Margo-
Illus. Miss Margolius. and l. Margolius, OF
Norfolk; Messrs. w. l.. Tabb ana y. r.
Robinson, Baltimore; A. l.. Hill. OF Nir-
ginia: II. g and Jack Camp- OF AIpion
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Fla: Miss T.. s. Gardiner. of Virginia;
Miss Elizabeth Moore. OF Baltimore; MISS
Mary Chalmers and niece. OF Richmond;
Mr.. Il. Montgomery. OF Norfolk; Rev. j.
q. Shackelford, OF Houston: Mrs. w. w.
Gwathmcy and five children; Mr.. ana
Mrs. :. Spratley. OF Norfolk; Dir. ana
Mrs. G. II. Brenaman. Miss Emma, ana
Mr.. De Ford Brenaman. OF Baltimore;
Mrs. +. F. Nash and Miss Bette Ashton,
Of Portsmouth, Messrs. j. A. Pretlow. OF
Franklin, Va: II. NJ. Urquhart, OF Nor
folk; Mrs. Sol. Bear and child. OF VIII
mington; Mrs. I. J. Sternberger and iam-
ily, Of Wilmington: Mr.. and Mrs. 1. i.
Westmoreland. of Atlanta; MIS-. >. .
Vaughan, Miss Mabel Vaughan, Mrs. ~.
y. Eacho Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J.. winston,
Miss Irene and Mr.. j. VI. Winston. Of
Richmond; Mr.. J. G. Sexton, OF Wythe-
vine Mrs ]. s. Breist. Miss NJ. BUST, or
Charleston. s: c.: Mr.. W. ID. Roupltree
and Miss Roundtree, Of Norfolk; Mss L.
Pearson, OF Norfolk; DR.. Gwath ney' OK
Norfolk: u. G. and c. b. Mann. of Pc
ferebllrg.
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ON A ROCK.
The summer Residence of a Rich.
mond Gentleman.
Trefethren's. Casco Bay,
Near Portland Me August q lS19.

Trefethren's, Casco Bay
Near Portland, Me-, August 2, 1889.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Please send me Dispatch. The above
address will bring II "aIi right" My
present summers habitat is huge rock.
surrounded by the waters OF this bay.
Hence Il Is called an island. though II b
wee one, indeed. The bay Is jeweiied
with hundreds OF larger ones. but thero
is none other ~ picturesquely beautiful.
l1t Is a perfect circle on the water. Around
it are huge rocks piled up In Wild con-
fusion. one would think goat could not
make the circuit Of them. Human "kids'
do IL every day Wild animals IND hiding
places here. Two OF them were scared
out to-day by dog and bevy OF bright
girls. Within this natural barricade u
gigantic rock OF oval shape arises. max
ing an everlasting building foundation.
The sward Is emerald-ike. The white
birch and the dark balsam look like
grenadiers Of mixed color, keeping guard
over the little bat choice possession. In
the surrounding waters are all manners
OF scaly and crustacean creatures,
caught i'm great abundance with hook
and net, with others whose Classification
is not so easily made by IA stranger In
these parts" The surface OF tho bay Is
equally alive with every sort OF water
craft--for pleasure or for commerce. 10
the inhabters or this islet boating Is
more common than walking. Looking
down from balloon upon the more than
300 islands or the bay not thirty miles
long. the appearance would be that OF
sparscly-setted country. whose roads
were waterways. Portland Is too well
known 10 admit OF any description. lie
win be remembered as the birthplace or
Lcngfelow, which If commemorated by
fine statue OF the great poet. A SOUTH
erner is Impressed with the relatively low
prices for everything not only In tho
city, but Throughout the Islands OF the
bay. The atmosphere ia always crisp.
The evenings require wraps and over
coats The writer doubts. not boasffuily.
but gratefully. whether hay-tever Will
catch him this year. II II does not ne
shall strive, u. V. 10 get lifetime foot
hold. during August and September on
this great rock. which could be put how
ever IN the campus Of Richmond College
without Interfering with any OF It's build
ings H. "A. ~
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NTON.
A Gay summer-German-P
Notes.

Notes.
STANTON, VA, August 5.-(Special.)-
If it be true that "old Virginia never
tires" It is equally more matter Of
fact that young Virginia. too. never grows
weary when it comes to dancing and frol-
licking Not even the rigors Of these dog
days serve to stale the infinite variety Of
summers pleasures up here in Staunton.
Wednesday night gay company was
present at Crowles Hall for the german
given in honor Of the young ladies visit
ing the town. Those who were fortunate
enough to be present speak of 1t as one
Of the dances long 10 be remembered. AS
the german was not ended until o'clock
i'm the morning il Is easily understood
that everybody had a good time.
Among those present were MISS Ella
Ransom; Miss Mamie Grasty, Of Baltl-
more: Miss Lucy Baylor. Of Norfolk Miss
Helen Baxter. Of philadelphia; Miss Alice
Kelly. of Norfolk; Miss Bessie Brunson,
Of Charleston. :. c.. Miss Kate Fauntle-
roy, Miss Eugenia Bumsardner, Miss SAL
lie Fauntleroy; Miss Alice Bates, OF
Wheeling. W. Va; Miss Fannie Hogs
head: Miss Lutte Moore. OF Galveston,
Tex: Miss Princetta Lee Hanger; Miss
Fannie Wilson, of Norfolk; Miss Annie
Woodward; Miss Maude Conrad, Of Rich
mond; Miss Jessie Bowling, and Miss EVE
Bowcock. of Albemarle, and Mr.. Gideon
Timberlake, Mr.. Finley Pilson, Mr.. Roger
A. Young. Mr.. +. NJ. East, Mr.. III. Jordon
Hoge. Mr.. william b. Trout Mr.. Arthur
Blackford. Mr.. Harry Il. Woodward, Mr..
Waddell Kinney, Mr.. Thomas Bowling,
Mr.. Frank Webb, Mr.. Graham Cootes,
Mr.. Stuart Oliver, Mr. Wayt Timberlake,
Mr.. Wallace Mcfarland, Mr.. Sharshall
Grasty; Mr.. Thurston lockwood, Of
Providence, r. l.; Mr. James Grasty, Of
Baltimore; Mr.. a. w. Blachey, Mr.. j.
William Laird, Mr.. Tazewell Bumgardner,
and Mr.. Robert 5. Brooke.
The chaperons were Mrs. Lucius G..
Smith. of Richmond; Mrs. r. Kennon
Clark. OF Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Mccoy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n.
Blackford.
Miss Ethel Dickinson IS at home again
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Fultz,
In Philadelphia.
Thursday morning Miss Margaret and
Miss Lizzie Atkinson went TO West Point
on the Hudson, to visit their cousin, Mrs.
Hamilton Hawkins, Jr.
Judge ]. J.. :. Kirby has for a guest
his sister, Miss Maggie Il. Kirby, of Rich
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ). Robertson, OF hlcn-
mond. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
ID. Timberlake, on north Lewis street.
Mr.. Lawrence w. II. Peyton and his
mother. Mrs. John Lewis Peyton, are at
home again after a fortnight's visit TO
Old Sweet Springs.
Misses Sallie and Corneiia Stout are at
Atlantic City, with Judge and Mrs.
Quarles.
Mrs Eliza BraXton Horseley has re-
turned from a visit 20 her parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Horseley, OF Nelson
county.
Miss Princetta Hanger Of Washington,
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are here, and the number is daily aug
mentcd by new arrivals
The high-water mark OF the season IS
about two weeks off. and by that time the
number will probably reach three hun
drcd.
The Dan River Baptist Association con-
Voned yesterday morning at Aaron's
Creek church, about four miles distant
Just over IN Halifax county Samuel J.
Slate. Esq, a prominent young merchant
Of South Boston. was chosen moderator,
and G. T. Sutherlin. Jr.. OF PAGES as
clerk. The latter has served a number
OF years I'm that capacity. The attend
ance OF delegates and visitors Is quite
large.
Among the visitors present yesterday
were Professor G.. j.. Cooke. Of Hollins;
Rev. DIR. George Cooper, OF Richmond,
and President, Boatwright, Of Richmond
College all of whom are guests of the
hotel here during the association.
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uAxp,<ERCuIEF SALE.

HANDh
10 and l5c. Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs
SC.
Mems 10c. Handkerchief, &c.
TRUNKS AND SATCHELs.
Special values In Satohels, 22c. to 81
Trunks. 81 10 50. They are to be SOLD az
less than factory prices.
CALICOEs.
&c. Light Caiicoes.. &c. yard.
BUGGY ROBES. III
Soc Linen Buggy Robes. soc.
81 Buggy Robes. sSo
sl.50 and SIS Buggy Robes. 81
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE.
$50. 81, and SEQ Muslin and Cambria
Gowns, slightly soiled, for 0sc.
Ladies' Drawers. with 3 rows CT tucks,
always sell for &c, now 17c
Ladies' soc. Drawers, with umbrella ef-
feet, deep runle, trimmed In Totohon
Ladies' Is and sec. Muslin Drawers,
trimmed IN Hamburg and laces. soc.
Excellent Chemise. full length, we'll
made, sold for 2ec.. now 2to
SOC. Chemise. made OF best muslin, with
tucked yoke Hamburg inserting, cam
brio ruffle in neck ana sleeves, tucked
rufflc bottom. for 39c.
SpeciaI aluas IN Chemise NJ 80 and 75c.
7ac. Ladies' Mothsr>Hubbard Gowns.
with Torchon and tucked yoke inserting
with Torchon lace in necH and sleeves
full length. for 5Oc.
100. Gowns, Empire effect. with cambria
ruffle and Hamburg yoke. ooc;
SOC. Muslin skirts with finch ruffle
made Of good cotton 29c.
N52 Muslin skirts, With lawn runle,
trimmed I'm Terchon lace. for soc:
Cambria Corset Covers for Z" lie.
s. Muslin Skists. with hemstitched lawn
ruffle, for 81.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
piece each of Solid Colored Drapery
Null, Light Blue and Red. S6 inches wide.
sold at 70 &c. now Use.
Cropons. cOlOrs Heliotrope, Red. and
Canary, sold for u To. now Use.
Now is the time 10 prepare for winter.
Should you need Innings for quilts we
have satecns in solid and fancy colors'
that would be cheap az u l-2c., now DC.
u i-2c Drapery Mulls. Zoe.
l5c White Flannel. ~ lie.
20c. White Flannel 10 2-3c.
Csc. White Flannel roc.
All-WoOl Flannel, that would be cheap
| at 33c.. now &c.
I 12i-2c. Chambray, in all colors, for 10c.
| Wool Flannels. in Gray. Red. and Blue,
! 20c quality. for 16 2-3c.
J T'nbleached Canton Flannel, 61-4o.
grade. now &c.
Sl-3c. grade t-4c.
1Nc grade f-3c.
Good quality OF Bleached Cotton. round
| thread. much heavier than AndroscogSin'
L now DC. =,
| Good Unbleached Cotton, full yard
| wide. for lie.
| Soft-Finished Bleached Cotton, yard
| wide. 3-fc.
| iO-4 Unbeached Sheeting, l6 2-Sc. quail
1 ty. now II lie.
| 1914 Bleached Sheeting. 2Oc. quality
now IL lie.
! Rleached Jeans, S1-3c. grade. t-fc.
| Bleachcd Jeans. 10c grade. f-3c.
| CURTAIN STRETCHERS.
| Gilray Curtain Stretchers for s1.45.
/ $50 Curtain Stretchers for 81.
BEAD BELTS.
| SOC. Bead Belts soc.
Sp5O and 50 Bead Elastic Belts. 81.
| COTTON BATTING.
1Oc. Cotton Batting i-4c. pound.
| PALMER HAMMOCKs.
| soc. Palmer Hammocks, 60c.
| 81 Palmer Hammocks soc.
| $l.SJ Palmer Hammocks, $l.25.
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JULIUS SYCLE Z son,
CORNER SECOND and BROAD STREETS
Great Summer Closing dt Sale.
STATIONERY.

STATIONERY.
Ioc. box Writing Paper, with Envelopes
&c.
i5c. box Writing Paper. with Envelopes,
i2i-ec box Writing Paper With En-
vslopes. 30.
Envelopes. square. packages for SC.
WHITE BED-SPREADs.
Special value tomorrow at 500.
81 Bed-Spreads, S3c.
$50 Bsd-spreads. 81.
TABLE LINENS.
Great sale to-morrow-t9 to Soc. yard
UMBRELLAS.
Ladies' Umbrellas, special, so. kind
soc. umbreros to be sold for 0oc.
s. Ladies' Umbrellas. 81.
RIBBON SALE.
Great values tomorrow in SILK Ribbonp
and Black Ribbon Velvets. our prices
will DO impossible TO match.
COMBS.
All styles can be found at astcnishinsly
low prices.
Empire Combs. 10c.
side Combs, $50. value. los
Side Combs, SOC. value, 19c.
Ponpadoar Combs, 1Oc:
Aluminium Hsir-Pins. lOc. Dozen
Braid Pins. &c. apiece.
BLACK GOODS
BRICK CeTsCs All WOOs, SbCl
Black Figured Crspon. @9c.s sold zoe.
Black Serge. 39c; sold soc.
SlIl-Ftnish Henric,tas. Soc; sold SOC
Black Cfepon, 81 value, SOC.
Black Crepon, Sis vahtes tt.26.
Black Flannel SOC. value. $50
Priestley Goods at cost TO close.
JEwELRY.
Belt Buckles. sold for % and 500, now
15c.
Brooches OF all kinds, csc.
Pearl and silver Waist Sets 2So
Sterling silver Link Buttons, zoe.
Belt Pins I'm set. 23c.
HOSIERY SALE.
Chldrens Black Socks, sold for 10 ana
l5c pair Re
Chidrens Ribbed aud Plain Stockings
sold for q 10 SOC. pair. all s,z9s, u 1-2c
Chidranr l0c Tan Hose, SC. pair.
Ladies' Balbrggan Lisle-Thrsad Hose
sold for see pair. fer 10 x-3c
ladies' Black Hose, HermSdorf dye. spec
cial value. for i5c
Hose for 25c
special value I'm Ladies' Tan and Blach
Hose. In plain and drop-st.tob. DC. pair:
Boys balbriggan Socks. sold for 2Sc'
Children's Red Socks. sola Tor CSC. pair.
for i21-2c
Ladies Hose. sold for 81. solid colors.
silk Isle. now 25c.
PERCALEs.
The Real Sea Island Porcales, full
yard wide never sold for less than u l-2c.,
here or anywhere else. tomorrow u lac.
Zoe Percales, I yard wide. 10 be sold
for &c.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Mems Pure White Linen-Bosom Shirts.
reinforced front and back, double Guns.
sold for Soc. tomorrow mo more tnan 3
TO customer) for SOC. apiece.
Mems Unbeached Jeans Drawers, dou-
bic seats. always sell for 25c., to-mor-
row itc.
Mems silk Boas. &c.
Mems zoe. Negigce shirts Madras. 39c.
Mems Night Robes. 75c- grade. for zoe.
Special sale Mems Socks tomorrow.
Mosquito Canopies. $50 kind, Tor $i2o.
LADIES' NECEWEAR.
Special sale tomorrow. All styles re-
, duced.