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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
Camera Supplies.
Rest for
the Eyes.

Perhaps the larger part of the
brain-worry is from eyes that need
the help of glasses. Work goes
along with half the effort if the eyes
are unconscious of the labor. It's
well worth while to find out in time.
A pair of properly fitted glasses
may do more to prepare one for the
years work or study than the weeks
of recreation. if the eyes are still
left in neglect.
We charge nothing for telling
you whether you need glasses, and
we never recommend glasses unless
the test proves beyond doubt that
YOU need them. We fill the pre-
scription, or your doctors pre-
scription at the most reasonable cost,
depending on the lenses needed and
the frames you select. We carry
a complete stock of compound
lenses in the rough and do our
own grinding. Prescriptions filled
while you wait.
Our occulist leaves for his sum-
mer vacation the 18th of this month,
for two weeks. Drop in before he
goes!
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After Stock-taking and
the Break i'm Prices.

Not low prices But lower than low.
This is the time of the year when
having held the annual roundup OF all
the stocks, the store is face to face with
the situation Of either keeping this
seasons goods in or the coming seasons
GOODS out. OF course it must be the
other way. And to get all the sum-
mer stocks out the vehicle is the price.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
Pillow
Tops, 29C

Thrown together these
make a gorgeous showing.
Picked out here and there
they will make most admir-
able color combinations for
the easy corners. More than
fifty patterns to see and select
from. Both tops and backs.
In denim, basket cloth, tick
ing, canvas and linen. Some
were ACC, others were 75c
All to go at the one price, 29c'
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TT now JOrNT BROKEN.

southington. Aug, 1.-George Connel-
u, fine seyen-year-old son of James M
Connolly. of Beecher street, was playing
on the Center street bridge yesterday
afternoon when he fell Off breaking the
elbow Joint of the left arm. Dr. Cush-
ING attended him and advised that the
bow be taken to DR.. Russell of New Ha-
ven.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
u L1IHER RECORD.
Agricultural Department.

Agricultural Department.
Office Of the Chief OF the Weather Bureau.
Washington, d. c., August l, 1899, p. M
Forecast for6V ednesda v
For New England: Fair Wednesday and
Thursday; high temperature; fresh southerly
winds.
Eastern New York: Continued high tenn
perature; fair weather except in northern
portion, rain; fresh winds, mostly southerly.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
rem. Rabv Is Cutting Teeth

No srre and use that old and well-tried rem
aSv Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teetnng II seOf ali pae cures eare:
Su .inS collie and is the best remedy for diar-
r T Twenty five cents bottle.
Iii MWF&w ~
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02

Umbrella and Parasol Repairing
New covers, new handles, rods,
ribs and repairs of every sort or
description. We have now made
arrangements whereby this work
is done in a thoroughly satisfactory
manner.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
ghe1o1trmal attd Courier
Wednesday, August 2, 1899.
VIEW ztDYEKYIsEME Nrs TO- Day.

NEW DPEktISEM ENIS TODAY.
A Bargain Center-A. B. Greenwood;
Baseball To-day-Sayin Rock Grounds,
Brokers-Ihe G. w. Scranton Co.
Break in Prices-The Edw. Maley co.
Committee on Streets-Meeting.
Columbia Chinless--W. i. Weaver.
Dress Goods-The Chas. MonsOn Co,
d--Parasol-This flee.
Lemon Squeezers-The j. u, Bassett ~ GO.
Lamps-Gamble-De Desmond Co.
Mems Oxford Ties-N. ii. Shoe Co.
Special Sale-Bowdltch Furniture co.
Thursday HereE Mcintyre & Co.
Umbrella Sale-Howe & Stetson.
Notwithstanding This Office.
nted-Situation-131 Clay Street.
Wanted--Rents to Colect-J. Massa.
Wanted--Position--M NJ. This Office.
Wanted Hamilton Street.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
Table Covers,
&c

Pretty things, in denim and
ticking. Size 36x56. Colors
are red and blue. They are
fringed, tinted and embroi-
dered. The regular price
was ACC. Selling price, SIC.
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Pillow Slips, 19C

One lot-and a whole lot.
Odd and pretty, in a big
variety Of designs. Size 20 X
20, with four-inch ruffle.
They come in sateen, tick
ing and creton ne. Prior to
this sale some were ACC
others CSC. N ow altogether
in a pile at roc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
Linen Center
Pieces, 25C

One lot of center pieces
that besides the pretty
patterns get special attention
by reason of the partly finish
ed centers. But, of course,
the chief interest of the sale
is in the price. Size 1878,
and Just before this selling at
4oc. Now CSC.
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no Co1ored Silk
Umbrellas

R6sSO
These umbrellas are of best quail
ty all silk twill and have finest box
wood handles with knotted ends,
also crooks with Princess tassel and
sterling silver name plate. Silks are
in blue, green, red and black. Size,
% inch, Are fairly worth 1898
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
Eastman's
K0daks.
Connecticut headquarters for East
mars KodakS.

vacation trip, tor your cay outlng,
for the snap shots at seashore or in
the country or the mountains, the
film Camera is the ideal of conven-
fence as well as satisfactory results.
You can take a dozen pictures
easy in 6 minutes, and any quantity
of extra films can be carried along
and LOADED IN DAYLIGHT.
We carry all Of Eastnan's Ko-
daks-the only reliable film Cam
eras.
A descriptio II in detail follows:
Pocket Kodak-For IL exposures, 1Hx2
in. Leather covered. Loaded for u pic
lures, $500
Folding Pocket Kodak-For II exposures
2Ax3I in. Leather covered. Achromatic
lens. Not loaded, $1,000
No Folding Bulls-Eye-Fo II expo
sures, 3Hx3H in. Leather covered. Rot
ary shutter. Achromatic lens. Not loaded,
No 2 FaIcOn-For IL exposures, 31ax31199 in.
Leathe covered. Achromatic lens. Not
loaded, $500
No 2 BuIIs-Eye-For II exposures, SIX
81 in Leather covered. Rotary shutter.
Achromatic lens. Not loaded, $500
No 2 Foldin : Pocket Kodak-For II ex-
posures, 3Hx3H in. Made Of aluminium.
Leather covered. Meniscus achromatic lens.
Auto1 attic shutter. Not loaded, $500
No 4 Bulls-Eye-For IL exposures, AXIS in.
Leather covered. Rotary shutter, aehr p ma
tic lens. Not loaded, $1,000
No BulIs-Eye Spectator IL expo
sures, 311ax3 4 in. Leather covered. East
man triple action shutter. R. R. lens. Not
loaded $500
o 4 Bulls-Eye Spectator 70 expo
sures, 4x5 in. Leather covered Eastman
Ntriple act on shutter, r. R lens. Not load
ed, $4,000
No , BulIet-For IL exposures, 31lx3A.
Uses plates or film. Leather covered. Ro-
tary shutter, achromatic lens. Not loaded,
$1,000
No 4 BuIIet-For IL exposures, 4x5. Uses
plates or film. Leather covered. Rotary
shutter, achromatic lens. Not loaded,
$500
No 2 Bullet SpeciaI-For IL exposures, :
31ax31z. Uses plates or film. Leather
covered. Eastman's triple action shutter,
R. R. lens. Not loaded, $3.50
No Bullet Spectator II exposures.
AXIS. Uses film or p ates. Leather covered.
East ans triple acton shutter, R. R. lens.
Including Cartridge Roll Holder and one
double plate holder. Not loaded, $500
Do, without roll holder but with one double
plate holder, $ZO.OO
No Cartridge Kodak-For II exposures,
4x5 in. Leather covered. Eastman's triple
action shutter with pneumatic release, R. R.
lens Not loaded, $500
No Cartridge Kodak-For IL exposures,
SKI in. Leather covered. Eastman's triple
acton shutter with pneumatic rele Sc, r. R.
lens. Not loaded, $35. 90
No 4 Panoram Kodak-For pictures,
3Hx31a in. (Uses No 4 Bulls-Eye flm.)
Leather covered. kap.d rectilinear ems
Not loaded, $1,000
Camera Supplies.
Eastman's Solo Paper, including tropical So
lio fresh every few days-every package dated
day of receipt.
Eastmans Films, Dekko Paper, Solio Ton
ing Solution, Eikonogen, Hydrochinon Devel-
oping Powders.
Eastman's Albums, Tripods, Lamps and
general supplies.
r.~x~, ,+,ar ooodc l,rt Foctnon'e ne roIrse
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
Tray Cloths, &c

A lot of Monte tray cloths,
l6x26, with drawn work cen
ter. These have regularly
sold at 15c. For the dainty
cottage service, for a fresh
note in the linen, there's an
invitation in the price that
cannot be passed, SC.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
200 Umbrellas
at $I.o8 each.

Black and Colored Silks, worth So. 90
In 20 in. size, of twilled silk
that is positively all silk. In black
and in green, blue and red. Box
wood and crook handles.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
Tray Cloths, 15C

Another lot, all linen and
hemstitched, with drawn work
corners. The size is I8x27.
The old price was CSC. The
price of this OCCASION has
distinction, ISc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
no Umbrellas
at $3.50 each

Of fine Union Taffeta silk with
fine Dresden and lockwood handles
with Princess loop and silver marking
plate: these are also 26 in.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
Table Covers, 18C

These are in villa cloth.
There's more than we wish
looked at simply from the
point of carrying over. There's
not nearly enough to meet
the response this announce
ment will bring.
Size 36x36, fringed, tinted
and embroidered. Colors ::
blue, brown, green and old
rose. Were 25c. Now ISc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
ESQ Umbrellas
at $1.25 each.

These are in 26 in. size. of extra
quality Union Taffeta Silk and made
up with pretty Dresden handles and
natural crook handles with sterling
silver trimming; cases, tassels and
collars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
HIGHLAND SPRINGS NEWS NOTES.
Personal and Other Items Of '"'c'-
est from This Popular suburb.

Mrs. James Davis and Mrs. Russell OF
Richmond, were visiting friends here las'
week.
Mrs. +, J. Harkor Is in Richmond on a
visit 10 her son. Or. Frank Harker'
Mrs. G. r. Collins and baby left last
week for the mountains.
Mr.. Hicks gave dance at Greendale
Park Friday night. which was greatly en-
joyed. despite the forDidding weather.
Mrs. Laura Parker and eight children
of Richmond. are spending the summer
al her sisters. Mrs. Dansey, on Kalmia
avenue
Tho Methodist Sunday school will have
Cbudreu's-Day exercises this afternoon
al the hail
Mrs G.. \. Smith expects to take trip
10 washington this week 70 look after
her interest IN some property there.
Miss Maggie Curley. a popular young
lady of Richmond. visited friends here re-
Gently. Miss Curley leaves Richmond in
two weeks Tor an extended European
tour. under the guardianship Of her
uncle. Of Dublin. l.. the next Lord Mayor
OF tha, place.
Mrs. sewall has been called to Peters
burg to her sisters bedside. The latter
is critically in. and much apprehension
is felt regarding her condition.
Mrs. Gillian and several other ladies'
Of Corinth church will give an entertain
mcnt at the Seven Pines pavilion for the
benefit Of the pastor. The ladies' wish,
in addition to other things, TO pound
the pastor
Mr.. De Quintni. the fresco artist, Is en-
gagged at the Manor House. and when his
labors are completed the interior will
charm and interest all behoiders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30

President c. W. Saunders of the Nir-
Sinia Division. Travellers Protective As
sociation Of America. with r. 5. Beck
with II Petersburg; r. b. Walthal. d.
S. Harwood. and Major II. NJ. Bancroft
Of Richmond. returned yesterday morning
from Alexandria, where they have been
TO organize Post T, Of the association.
This post was inaugurated Friday night
with twenty-three of the very best whole
sale merchants and statesmen OF Alex
andria. and these gentlemen seem not
only delighted with their trip, but are
very much encouraged at the bright pros
poets before Post f. Never before IN
this state hor a post started out with
such fine nucleus. and Major Bancroft
was heartily congratulated on all sides
FOR his successful work among the peo-
pie OF Alexandra In the interest OF this
association during the past ten days.
The membership Of the Travellers Pro-
tective Association of America is greatly
on the increase all over the United
States. and President Saunders seems de-
termined that none of the state divisions
shall Guido Virginia. and he asks the as
sistance OF every member towards this
end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
The HOLLYWOOD Juniors.

The Junior Hollywood Memorial As
sociatiOn held their last meeting for the
summer yesterday and adjourned until
October Bills were paid for the lawn
party at the Soldiers Home the 18th Of
this month. There were very few pres
ent ON the occasion although il had been
widely advertised. These young people
work very hard and IL is much 10 be re-
GREETED that they do not meet with more
announcement. Owing 20 the liberal
contributions Of Messrs. j. W. Travers,
w Ben Palmer j. Horace Halves,
Baughman Brothers. Judge George J..
Christian. Mr.. Wingheld Of the Mutual
the association was enabled 10 send d
special invitation TO Captain Bigger and
the veterans. The association i much
indebted TO Captain Bigger for his un.
firing help in all the arrangements. Mr;
Williams. one Of the veterans. supplied
the flowers for the occasion, which were
highly appreciated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
To Close Business
When Lease Expires.
Thousands of dollars worth OF de-
sirable goods TO be sold.
SIZE HE RED TAG.


We sell without any regard wh&t-
ever TO the cost of goods III VIII pa!
YOU 10 read this-still IL only gives
YOU slight idea of how We are sen
ing goods.
ssc. WASH SILKS at i5e. yasa.
iii WHITE RED QUILTS at zoe
Any BLACK SILK WAlSI. IN ,l Sle t u,
81. any COLORED SILK WAlsL S,...,..,
SSDi,it,s, MADRAS SHIRT-WAlSTS.
plaifed and yoked back, were &'c.' mo-"
-S WS'ooLLEN BLACK NUNS YELLING
at any SS; iB5LIIAcK cREPoN in the house
now i'in che widc BLACK TAFFETA RIB
RON Dc ward.
Ri,NCHfs BEADING Sc.
An the G.. b. CORSETS that were ST.
SIS. and $50. now SIC
xii Inc i. 70. CORSETS now 5pc. cacn,
ANY WHITE y ID. CORSET N me
house that was SO 20 $50, now s. %
Any r. j.. CORSET that was $i.'' 10
MEMS WHITE UNLAUNDER.Et.ID.
SHIRTS. an sizes. linen. bosom oo .no5
back. reinforced susse'ed seams
to- shirt. no 37c. .,.,.prprD
MEMS PERCALE Ia >''-'''-'
SHIRTS 50c ones % 30 ,..~a
rrAST BI.ACK 10c SATINE 10 &C. Na.,q'
CRIB AND CRADLE CALICO Gun
F@ @boIS: 81 a'3 an y" ladies FANCY PARA
soy S63;s S'C CAss1MERE COATS. so and
~ worth three times the lrlee.,.,
All the 1920. LINEN SklRlINT
C HrA5Xis 9 acc si.sPENDERs at zoe. pair.
A1 he MEMS 2oc. CELLUIDlD COLI
Is Al II he MEMS 12i-2c. CELLULoID
CCtL.f H's az f'N-r,o- ur-cGY ROBES NJ
'g f'AprEs FAST BLACK SEAMLESS
HOSE white feet - pair ,,,,.-,
LADIES BLEACHbD ilBbED
VESTS slk-taped neck and aimholeS
q 70 4 Tor ne: every one perfect
ANY az The LADIES WHITE APRONS
thoi were - and Soc now i"'. ....,
121-g 10 Csc WASH GOODS NJ % YARD.
ANY pair W-BUTTON LENGTH EVE
MING GLOVES. 81 pair
WHITE SPOOL SILK, &c. spool.
BLACK SPOOL SILK. &c. spool.
RIG FRINGE. 90. ward.
20 FIANNEbLElIES a. "c. Hgfu'
Cdd strips LACE CURTAINS. soc:
15d e.rips LACE CURTAINS. 75c.;
" inrse sc &C.. rolls TOILET PAPER, 1c.
ron.
HAIR-PINs. worth SC. paper, at 1c.
COLLAR BUTTONS. &c card.
Toe SHOE POLISH at %.
40 GLORIA SILK UMBRELLAS at
SIC.
About + dozen CHlLDRlt' SIN y
RASOLS. with rufles. I'm flnk heu'
Wbtc Light Blue. choice q any 1ec.
IN ar %. MATING al ~ Re. yard.
INV BLANKETS and put them away
Tuy FUR RUGS.
Buy UNDERWEAR.
Euv RIBBONS. -.,,-.,, ...,,-
guy &c WHITE ENGLISH MAIN
OK at 100. ward. --.-. ..,,-r.e.
fuv 4l-inch WHITE DOTTED SN lSS-
TS m 80 yard: worth 2lc. ...-...,-.
~ s. 80 SILK SEPARATE SKIRTS at
s3.0s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
THE WEEK IN FULTON.
Want the Voting Place nOVed-Per-
HonaI aud Other Items

The election passed off very quietly in
Fulton Thursday. ana though much In
terest was shown very small vote was
polled. The cause from general talk is
due TO the fact that the voting place is
not centrally located. 1t has been said.
and often wagered. that less than fifty
votes can be gotten from Rockets BRIDGE
the voting place 10 TWenty-hfth street,
and as there aIe at least 900 voters IN
the precinct. much dissatisfaction exists.
Many Of those who stayed away explain
cd their reason 10 the Dispatch man,
which IS sIven in substance In this para
graph There IS a general feeling that
the precinct should be moved TO the heart
OF Fulton.
There was considerable excitement on
Louisiana street Thursday night shortly
after 40 o'clock. when the crashing of
wlndoNpanes and the cry Of help rent the
air People rushed pell-mell into The
street and TO the home OF MI Quinn.
whence the alarm came. IL was soon
learned that an effort by some one UNI
known TO enter the second-story window
had been made. The intruder had been
detected, and the ladies ia the room rush
ed 10 the front window 20 give the alarm.
a hundred people or more assembled and
searched the yard, but the guilty one
IL as yet basking in the sunlight OF free
dom.
A branch ONCE Of the Prov.dent saw
ings Bank has opened here, ana u viii
MI a long-felt want
The hay-ride 10 Woodside Mansion
under the management Of Miss Ellen
Clancy, which was such a pronounced
success, Will be repeated tomorrow night.
as the young people who participated
and enjoyed themselves so well have pre-
vailed upon Miss Clancy TO give another
pleasant outing OF the kind This wish
has been granted. and the start Will he
made tomorrow night from the corner OF
Sixth and Louisiana streets.
The Chesapeake and Ohio has begun
the work of pulling down houses prepar-
ing Tor the Viaduct.
Miss Ella Lawler. Of Alexandra, is here
on visit TO her uncle, Mr.. James Hart
le..
Miss Annie Bagley is very sick at the
residence Of Mrs Mclaughlin. on Lou
iSiana street.
Miss Katie Ellar, Of Portsmouth. who
Is tho guest Of Miss Mamie Gogan. Will
leave for home to-day. Mss Gogan will
accompany her.
Mrs John Grady. who has been quite
sick, Is much better.
Miss Rosa Duny viii leave to-day for
short visit 10 her uncle, Mr.. James
OConnor az West Point.
Miss Nellie Dufry Is arranging for a
visit 20 relatives at Primers Point
Mrs. y. 5. Rice and family are visit
ing In Norfolk
Miss Maggie Gardner. OF Florence. S,
G., Is visiting her aunt Mrs. III. Seal
The Builders League Of Denny-Street
Methodist Episcopal church mests next
"wednesday evening at O'Clock al Mrs.
X. H. McCOoks on State street
Rev L. Cabell Henning will I'm hs
pulpit at Fulton Baptist church to-day
l both morning ana night. This morning
be viii have for his subject, Faithful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30

The following new subscribers have
been added 20 the Richmond Telephone
Exchange Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company since the issue OF
their July directory.
Rates in Richmond and Manchester:
Business, $3.50.
Residence. $3.50.
BICYCLES.
1873 Bickerstan, Joseph l..
COLLEGE.
163l-Virginia Business College.
DENTISTS.
1673-Steel. Drs. George b. FRANK X.
YEAST.
165O-Fulton Yeast Company.
FURNITURE.
133-Martin. James W.
GROCERS.
le3i-Tinker. William.
1649-Jones & Co., NJ. +.
MISCELLANEOUS.
156-Mutual Homestead COMPANY.
PASSENGER & BAGGAGE kAfKESS'
752-Garber a. W.
PHYSICIANS.
759-Marcy. DR.. y. j..
S69-Spalding, Dr. 3. ID.
PLUMBER.
l6l0-Luck, X. T.. Jr.
RAILROAD.
16ii-Cole Fred. w, Commercial Agent
Plant System.
RESIDENCES.
15l5-Atkinson, Miss Lucy Clair
IC29-ROwman, s. II.
5Gs-Fenson. W. +.
Collaboration, Thomas l.
1637-Worthington. T. a.
2lF-2-Cheatwood, l.. J.
1Ci5-Hargrave \. r.
l6lS-Condon Mrs. y
sTOCKBROKERs.
454-Nelson. r. b. q co.
CHANGE OF INITIAL.
195-Bowers, Mrs. c. X.
70
t95-Bowers, Mrs c. X.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
prnncriN Trnnsfers.

Richmond: Virginia T. Bass to Mary l..
Pierce. 2S 1912 feet on north size Main
street. 81 PIP feet east of Third street;
also. all interest in II inches adjoining
above lot on the east 5000
r q. Munford, special commissioner, 70
w. T. Johns, % feet on west side Twenty
sixth street. IA 2i2-l2 feet from Clay
street. 81 25.
j. T.. Il. stuart and wife 20 George 4.
Cunningham. Il l l-3-l2 feet on north SIDE
Main street. between Linden and Cherry
streets. $500.
Charles l.. Todd's Trustee to NJ. f.
Jones GO feet at southwest corner Sixth
and Clay streets $4,000.
Charles l.. Todds Trustee to Susan H..
Guy, % il2-l2 feet on south side frank
lin street. between Henry and Belyldere
streets s1.6lO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
Coal and Ice Company Chartered.

A charter was granted in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday to the Charles
II pbee company. ORGANIZED 20 conduct
q coal wood. and ice business. The prin-
cipal office is TO be in Richmond. and the
capital stock is TO be 5000, divided into
shares of $50 each. The capital stock
may De increased 10 the maximum sum
of $4,000.
The officers for the first year are: Presi-
dent. Charles n. Page; Treasurer, Robert
L. Smith; Secretary, Arthur IL hasten.
Directors-Charles II. Page, Allen 9.
Tavlnr. and Thomas Armstrong
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30

Large. Juicy Lemons. 1Oc. dozen; /
pound cans Corned Beef. l0c. Fresh
Lemon Crackers, Sc. pound; Fresh soda
Crackers, &C. pound; White a Sugar, 5c.
pound; Clipped Beef. 20c can; Potted
Ham and Tongue &C. can; Lunch Tongue
25c. can; Homemade Sweet Mixed Pickles.
soc. gallon; Best Cream Cheese, y lie.
pound; boxes Pearine for &C.; pounds
Mountain Roll Butter for sc; large Bot
ties Ammonia. &C.; Preserving Jars &C.
gallon: 2-Hoop Buckets 2-Strlng Brooms'
o. . Tjght-Brown Sugar. l-2c. pound.
s. TTLLIANS SONS THREE STORES
Downtown Stores. 1SZ0-lo-2 east Main
old phone. 316; new phone. 5OS. Up
Town store, sos east Marshall-new ana
old phone. 81. Manchester Stores. l2l2-
1914 Hull-new phone 1913.