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SATUKDA.Y, JAUU. 8, 1895 PERSONALS AND BRIE' -Jackson Ward found on 3rd page. -Mr. James Chlel liam County, ealled a ia Broa a will day for Petersburg, Va. -Mr.

Adams left the for New Haven. -Miss Florence loft the city last Tuesday for Buchanan I -Mis- Patsy Winston is now al fatsy K. I. -Miss Sallie Dixon the guest of Mr. und T.

A. Mile. of Farmville Va. -lion. Caesar Perkii fton Forge, called on us.

Ho rotnrned last Monday. -Mr. Pater Sootl of Norfolk, Va passed through Farmville, Va. -Miss Juliet B. Locketl ofChurch Hill who has bann sid.

days is out again. -There is none cheaper than thr trip to Washington, Monday, August 19,1 -Kev. W. W. (raines of Suffolk, Va.

and Kev. A S. Thomas of Danville, Va. ca-led on us. -Miss Amy M.

Cousins who has Im "ii spending quite a while in New York, has returned to the city. -Miss Ellen lleOraBT thr city last spend the vacation in Washington, with her aunt. -Dr. John H. Holmes Wine ter.

arrived in the Wednes? day afternoon, and is looking well. -Miss Mary W. Cattail of Main is on a visit to her aunt Uenoo Baltimore, Md. -Miss Fannie K. Meredith and Mr.

(1. F. Holland of Franklin, Va com? pany with Mr. William Jackson called on us Mamie F. Swann left th Wednesday afternoon for Brooklyn where she will spend some time with relath -Mrs John Smith left the oitj Tuesday evening tor the Warm Spring: here she will spend the rcmainde of the summer.

-Mrs. Harriet Williams of York passed through ihe city enrouti to Scottsville ko attend the funeral Margaret I She will a month in this city. -The Bethlehem Baptist Chore! through Ber. Brandi Jackson, is raia ing funds to assist in the defense Of th Lunenburg colored women. -Mr.

Edward Bunn of 406 GHme has been oonfined to his resi donee on account of sickness for tar weeks. Wo hope his -Mr. K. B. Jackson ol Nea Vor City passed through this city on rout to Louisa County to visit rriendi relath -Mrs.

Carrie V. Hili of trial Street ami friend Mrs. I Moseby are visiting friends at P. 0., Powhatan Va, -We BIO pleased to note tha- Mi Ed. Stanton of 1406 Btreet, wli has be indisposed for several is able to be out again.

-Mis. Foy arrived in tl city from Brooklyn, N. .1 ti ly will be pleased lo meet her man friends at 720 N. 2nd St. -Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Smith 1 425 W. Duval were over the arrival of a baby boy Tl mother is doing well under the 'trea ment of B. H. Diamond.

-Kev. W. Johnaon of Philade phia, called on us this week ai subscribed six months. Hs pected to remain in the city a fe days. -George W.

Lewie, Baa. was tained as counsel in the Lunenbui Murder Case, but retired at the eau est solicitation of his wife. The dai ger in the county being too great. -Mrs. Maria Lewis.

Kev. E. 1 Lewis and Mr. William Lewis are tl guest of Kev. Z.

Lewis ami wif The former is the last named divine mother and ill reside with him he after. -Special excursion io the big pr tracted meetings at Fauquier Churo Kev. S. li. Harris, pastor, Irwin St tion, also at New Hope Church, Re Edward Jefferson, pastor, Station, 3rd Sunday, August ls, Fare for round trip to Irwin, 65 cent Pemberton, $1 00.

-Mrs. J. L. Mines of Avenue, left on the C. a O.

for Bc well, to visit her husband's relatio and others. She will stay about weeks We hope she will have a si, cessful trip. -Don't forget the special Exei sion to the protracted meeting at Wa quier and New Hope Church. Sunday, August 18th. Train leav K.

A A. Station, Sunday morning at o'clock; returning, arrive at Richmo at 8:30 o'clock p. m. -Miss Mattie V. Scams, ate of the Hartshorn Memorial (Jolie and now a teacher in the city selim of Charleston, W.

was in ti a few days this week. While 1 was the guest of Mrs. L. A. Munger the Hartshorn.

-Prof. B. McRarey. 1 Dr. H.

II Hayes of Lexington. i Messrs. W. F. Kelsey, John and Mrs.

C. Brown of Salisbury, 1 and Mrs. Aaron and Miss Annie deneen of Greeasboro N. were1 the city thit week, the guest of of and Mrs. AV.

A. Young. Feast in the Wilderness. There will be given in the ness for the benefit of ti Carpet Club, No. 2, on Leigh 20, Mrs.

Bettie Smith's, near Ada: St. Commencing Monday night, A gust 5th and Tuesday. August fit A mission 5 cents, (rom! music in 1 tendance each night of the feat Eureka Club. Come one, come all. Amanda Dbbsob, Pres Pa 1 l.iNK fi Lawn Party.

There will be a Lawn Party si sieal Entertainment given by Ch tu Aid Club, No. 4 ond Bapl Church at 706 2nd and 7th. Admission cents with fi ice-cream ticket. Music will be in attendant night under the direction of Nannie B. Jones and Rosa Some of Richmond's best ia! lor the occasion.

Mr CAPT. FRANK W. CUNNINGHAH Thc officer who had charge of the prisoners in the court-house and heard all of the testimony. Was convinced ot the innocence of thc women, and through him sympathy was aroused. He employs the husband of Mary Hames.

DEATHS. funeral of Maggie, the daughter Of afr and Mrs Berkley Lee, wini departed this life July 98th, at her parents' residence, Jay Bl took place nt Shiloh Baptist Church on 28th. at ll a. ni She died in the full triumph of faith. Kev.

James II. Binford officiated. She was member of Fast End Council, 1. (). lint Luke We must give credit thal Council for performing their duty so beautifully Miss Lee was beloved by all who knew her, and she will be missed in Fairfield -is a model.

The on whose brow, in whose shown beauty and pleasure, her triumph i- by and the memory of those who loved her and praised, shall be soon from the minds of the living era-ed. on dear one and take thy re For thou wert a long sufferer. LANGHAM Mr. John Langham, a member of llenrico'Lodge, G. I.J).

O. departed this life Thursday, Aug. 1st. at 5o'clock. Ile devoted wife, two sisters, and a host of friends to mourn tLoir ioss.

Friends and ac? quaintances are respectfully invited attend funeral, which will take place ai the Second Baptist Church, Sunday afternoon, at I o'clock. Respeel fully. Mrs. (' iTHBarBB T.ANon oi, this life July 26, I.81M, Esau, youngest son of Mrg Baker and brother of Mr. Walter E.

Baker. Be left a devoted mother, four sisters and two brothers to mourn their loss Funeral took place from Second Baptist Church, Sunday after? noon 3 o'clock. Kev. Z. Lewis officiating A precious one from us has gone, A voice WC loved is still, A place is vacant in our home Which never cnn lie lilied.

over the river un? der tbe shade of the trees, on the morn of Friday, July 26, at 10:16 o'clock, at her residence, 106 Broad St after painful but brief illness, our dear slater, Mrs. Camilla Lane, who was summoned from her earthly pain to heaven's glorious reward. We know that our loss is her eternal gain To her relatives and friends it was a sad and painful call, but to her whose soul was anchored in an eternal hope, it waa loy. She was in her loth year She lived a consistent Christian, and was a good, kind and loving sister, wife and friend. None knew lier but to lovelier, died in the full triumph of faith.

Her funeral took place from the 6th Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Sunday ev? ening, at 3 O'clock m. Rev. John Jasper officiated. Slip had been a faithful member of thc Sixth Mt.

Zion Church for 22 years. She leaves a devoted husband and THE LATH DANIEL B. WILLIAMS, A. PH.D. Died Saturday, july 27th, 1895 at Petersburg, Va.

GONE BEFORE. Prof. D. B. Williams Suddenly Passes! A ay.

This community was shocked hythe announcement of the death of Daniel B. Williams. A. l'h. dean of the College Department, Professor of An? cient Languages and instructor in Ped? agogy and Oratory in the Virginia Nor? mal and Collegiate Institut He had been sick but a short time.

His physician deemed it necessary for bini to undergo an operation, and Sat? urday, 27th inst was the day decided upon He was placed under the influ- i euee of ether down stairs and after? wards removed upstairs. Before the physicians could begin the work his heart bad ceased to beat. There has been much severe-criti? cism of the medical management of his case. His funeral took place Sunday, 2Mb at the First Baptist Church, Lev. James ll Holmes officiating.

The divine preached an impressive dis? course. The pall-bearers were Profs. James M. Colson, Aleck Dickerson, W. Thompson, EL G.

Chissell, Dr. P. B. Ramsey and Mr. M.

Jasper. Funer? al Director accompanied the here. The deceased left a widow and one child and other relatives to mourn their Prof. Williams was born in this city November 22, and was according? ly in bis34th year. He graduated from the Richmond I Normal and High School in 1877.

He grad neted from Worcester Academy in lSsOand matriculated st Brown I ni iy. rle taught in the public schools of tin's city from 1880 to Issi, also in Henrico County during session In 1885he was elected to a teacher ship itt the Va. N. Institute, and waa subsequently promoted to a pro written several bool Margaret Peters died July 22nd at 2 P. Monday night, age 63, in full triumph of faith a home, Villa Sites, Scotts ville, Vs She comforted by the pr.

her children, four daughters and nine grand dangin Hewlett, the youngest son of Mr. anti Mrs Robert Hewlett was found dead in Wil? liamsburg, having been killed on an excursion train between that point and Hampton. was a good and obedient child and loved by all who knew him. He seemed to have had a wandering mind from early childhood He professed religion and joined the First Baptist Church on th? 2nd Sunday in June from home and on leaving his told her goodbye three times ami I sm fgone He leaves mother, fa? ther, two Sisters, two brothers and a of relatives and friends to mourn heir los-. We trust thal our dn.

His Mother. tliree sisters to mourn their loss. Rev. Jasper preached a very feeling and sympathizing sermon from Rev 14 chapter and 3rd verse, "And sung as it were a new song before tin throne And then all which was mor tal of Camilla Lane was borne to it resting place. The choir sang wit! much pathos "Come let us join otu friends who have obtained the and "Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep." Her loving sisters, Mrs Maria Hill and Mrs.

Lucy Bur ford of Richmond, Va and Mrs. Em rna Crawford of Middleton, Ohio. at his residence No 6 West Baker Street, Wednesday July 24th at 9:30 a William Al free! Williams, in the twenty seconi year of his age His funeral took plao from the First Baptist Church, Fridaj July 26th, at 4 of which he been a member for six years Lev. Holmes preached a most feel ing sermon Prayer by Kev Bur rell. Hediedinthe full triumph faith.

He leaves a mother, three sis ters, one brother and a host of rein tives and friends to mourn their loss Messrs. M. Carter, Charles Robinson, Johnson, W. Stephens. Active Carbrey Burton, Fd ward Lewis, Sam Dixon, Andrew Scott, Joseph I Forrester and Samuel Weeden.

Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep, From which none ever wakes to wee A cairn and undisturbed Unbroken by the last of foes Mary I Turner and Mr James Mitchell wei united by marriage Wednesday nigh July 31st, at 9 m. at the resideiu of Rev. Richard Wells, 107 Duval PI.ANKT LODGE, No. 23? All Knights are requested 1 be present at their regi lar meeting at Richmor i Hall, 3rd St. next Mos day night, August 5, 181 fat 8 P.

M. Business i importance. Thoo. M.Crimp, C. Tikis W.

Mitchkll, K. of R. and S. N0TI0E. IOB Corresponding Sec'y, Statk S.

Convention, W. Di val Richmond, Va. For delegates and representative to the 26th annual seasion of the Vi ginia Baptist State Sunday Scho Convention, reduced rates have granted by the following lines: peake dc Ohio; Richmond, burg Potomac; Baltimore Ohi Potomac, Frederieksburg A Pied mot Application made for others. Send names of delegates as soon elect i For information, add ress W. P.

Kies, Cor. Sec'y Jy. IX), 5t. BBBB-MMal A Cry fV Aid Wirti lt The of vlwry UIm'BT death -nd ary in tbe a ill inii'-h money We must have int All in i lulp We in ni he Indie-. Inlet ire by "bibs nu! donatio nd can eoMeet kims We nm-I ve money itt order to sim- li ur be in vain ll will lie published in the t.

wk Will help Slimed John itciiki 'ow itHliisl i-ioo" ming men a jr a tpply to 1730 Mn in St -Special accommodating for it om ii on he rip to Wash- ni; Washington, lugosi IN. More Pictures week shall have of the tallows on which Nicholas was hang, he Henrico ninty Court-house, the Sheriff and his deputy, the Police Pa? trol in which varable ami the women were brought from the depot to the another picture of Marable liefore he shaved. 3rd A. E. Church Sunday, August 4.

preaching at ll o'clock a iii, theme: "The Saviour of tithers not able to save himself at Love Feast and Sacrament. The con? gregational singing led by the pas? tor This service is always inspiring At by request the pastor will preach the historical Ahab and Jezebel," from the tl 1 Kings, IK: All are invited and strangers welcome Wev R. Gvm.tns, Paster. Virginia Seminary. $1,500 must be raised at once.

Who will aid this institution? We desire 160 persons who will give give $10 OG each to aid the work. As the Bal are sent in they will lie published amounts: Rev. W. F. Graham.

00 R. Et. Bolling, lu The Planet, 10 uti Prof. G. W.

Hay. lo oo Kev. J. H. Holm.

lu 00 Wev. A. Gordon, 00 Mr. G. P.

Inge, 10 00 ti. W. Bragg, 10 00 M. B. Jon 10 O0 Wev.

J. H. Presley, loot) Mrs. Mary Bice Hayes, 10 (to H. L.

Jackson, 10 00 J. E. Byrd, 10OG J. C. Farley, 100Q Kev.

D. Webster Davis, loot Dr. J. E. Jones, LOO Mrs.

K. K. IOU I Rev Evans Wayne, loot Winston H. Edmunds. loot R.

T. Hill. IOU Rev. Luke, D. I lou ll White, lou Lewis, lou Richard Spiller, lou ll Bar 10 0t Il W.

Childs. LUCK Little Chapel. Gloucester, 604 Rising Valley, 6 ot Inion Zion, 6 Ot Kinst Baptist s. Gloucester, Bim Robina Seek, Gloucester, fi'it Jerusalem Norfolk. BIM Hon.

I. 0 Walker, Ot RappahannockS Convention, 106CM W. Robinson, otu A. 1). Prto S.

N. Ra Banister Associal ion R.N.Jackson, Lynchburg, Va Rev. I "oleman, Jj 0 Rev 1 B. Smith. lo 0 Rev.

(biin. ioo Warwick Spencer, lu Who will tie tbe next? Send al amounis to Prof (L W. Hatbb, President Virginia Seminary, Lynchburg, Va We'd Better Lose Big Money And clear out all the ODD and ENDS and broken lot than to have them her when we take inventory. You'll find the store fu oi ''Bargain Spots. stairs and down, whicheve way you com face to face with, like as no just what you're needing with all of thc profit and good bit of the cost threshe out of the price.

The two mostimportan offerings $15.0 Suits for $7.50 Those $8.50 and $0 5 Suits for $5 OG And the choice of any Mon Straw Hat in the hous marked $1.25, $1.50 $2.00, 48c But there are a hunrfrc other you self and the whicl You Can Save Big Money A. SAKS CO "Saks' Gonur. Main and nth St HOW MANY PIECES IN A BICYCLE? THE DISSECTED KEATING. A GOOD THING TO GUESS ON. DONT GUESS -ON Quality DONT GUESS -ON Speed BUY The KEATING Hov the wheel that has proved to ITV, SPEED ami STRENGTH.

Our 1'rce Catalogue will prove OUT statements. Holyoke, Mass. Keating. Wide Awake is THE PEOPLE'S STORE anti ever mindful of the matehleM that links superiority low prices it li success, TME COHEN COMPANY bid you welcome. Past through any part of the mammoth est.ih lishment; buy or look, you ort et jual Iv welcome.

KAPI I TRANSIT SA Liv crowded the store every dav this week. The reason? Prices as yon never met them belo-e. White Goods, values that tell strong bargain BtoiM Fine while Organdie Swiss, in strii.e* or tioi a yard Pine English Duck Suiting, inf kind, 12V TOWEL WONDERS. Honeycombed, water absorb? ing Hath a feu Bop a doaaa Beal Damask Towels, open-work fancy borders, lied fringe, lt imf kind MUSLIN UNDERWEAR HINTS profit by Mt. $1, $125, ind tl BO Skirts, Drawers and Coreel Qovera Speeiad prices SHIRT-WAISTS.

on centra eooBtera. means they have been bargain priced. BO, 7.r). anti $1 lor Shirt-waist- Uial re Jbf, and $1 BO BOY'S BICYCLE IK) on Centre counter 25? kind for MEN'S DEPARTMENT. has tine, Lure Linen, Plaited Bosom, Unlaundered Shirts, reinforced back and front, that sold for what's left iaeh Washable Bob-Boy 4-inch Ties, lat? est fad.

instead ll' Do Cohen supply you in socks? If not see that they do. pairs in a box, Blaek or Russet Shades, full regular, a 60 kind SILKS at August prices to move 'em Rob Loy Taffeta i Stripe l'eau tie Bole, I Striped lntiias, i Embroidered Taffetas O5C CC $1. Black Silks ami Blaek Fancies at bargain prices BLACK GOODS. Never were they sold as cheap even hy us. 46-inch All-wool Priestly Serge, cost to import, 49? Lriestly's Silk Warp Batiste, 50-inch Wide, Wale Serge 96? qual? ity, for 50 kind for 89? IhiIs more here we can't mention.

DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES. Dr. Maxe's Carbolic Mooth Wash, a value Lure Castile Soap, dozen cakes value 60? A pound can of pure Vaseline for 15? value 25? 50? bath sponges for 26? 35? Carriage sponge for A 10? bottle of the best Machine-Oil for Violet or Rose Infants powder, value for ll? package NOTIONS. Good quality Nickel Safety pins, dooen. Combination Hair-Pins, cabinets each Best English Mourning Lins, a box.

Wire Skirt-Kxtender, a yard, value 14 rows of Good Lins for White and Colored beading, 6 yards tt) the piece, each loo Comet steels, each loo yard Spool-silk each. To-day will he a wonder lor bargains in thc BOUSE FURN? ISHING DEPARTMENT, lt's simply a case of help yourself. Sale at 9:15 A. M. Heavy and Strong neat and cheap Sprinklers, large 10? Ice-Cream Freezers, Improved 3-Quart, $1 1)9 6-Quart, $1 S9 8-Qoart, $2 89 lo-Quurt, Sale at 10:30 A.

Bread-Boxes, gold letteretl, strong and heavy, valu? mi, ami choice 24? -1 of those decorated amped ot ai, a regular 2.r>*' article, in three col new, stylish -SIX CENTS' Mincing knives at 11:35 A. M. Our 20? Gas Globes, Our 25 and Sale Bt 12 Our lo. 8 end BJ wine glasses foi ('eilis IC. OurS and Fruit Sauce Special To-1 Oar $25 ard wood $10 Our Baby Carrisge.

Our Rocking (hair BO Our 26' Leal Palmetto Fly-Brushes Our $1 SB per dozen table knives anti fork- BOO Wnter-B les. imitation rich cut-glass, highes I grade i ware made, actual value $1, 21? Table oil. Vinegar decanters, same pattern ea above bottles, actually worth BOIAL Our $2 IS piece Toilet Sets, decora ion onderglase, fl Our $1 -2r, Step-Laddere, I (Mir $2 Square Olothea Mani! Our Market-Baskets. BO? Framed Pietur Our Silixd Scouring Soap, Our BO? dray hn.unnieled Saucepans. Heavy innetl Sauce? pans, long Handlea, vane Our $2 Oil-Stoves, ll.

Our $1 Hardwood Oroquel Our 8 and IO? Clothes-Linca, TheCohenCo. ROSENIUJKO, Fashionable Tailor 1720 East Main Street, richmond, va. Great Bargains Offered. PANTS QB SDI rs de on Bhortesl Notice the Lowest Prices. Pants to order $2 BO and upw arda A ILL LINK of Foreign and Woolena prieea that will astound you.

saved is money earned and will lind yourself olT by giving us a call. A Perfect Fit Mini Strictly First class Work Guaranteed. Send a postal can! and our agent will call on you with a full of samples. Remember the plat II. II.

ROSENBURG, 1720 EAST MAIN ST. Hot. 17th and ISth Sts. THEOLD BOYS! A (JUAN!) EXCURSION Via. Et.

F. V. Ky from Richmond to WASHINGTON! Train will stop at all way stations going and returning and will give ex? cursionists eighteen hours to visit pointe of interest in Washington. Only one day from business Tickets will be sold at the train from the ticket wagon only, anti not good OU any train but the OM Boya The Committee will take pleasure in giving any informa? tion required at the Appomattox he pot The committee will do all in their power to make this a pleasure trip If you wi sh to have a good time don't fail to go with the Boys, Aug. ll, 1886, and don't wait for anybody Ginni accommodations for White Peo? ple.

Train leaves Elba Station Sun? day night, at ll returning leaves Washington, Monda; night. Aug 12th at ll o'clock Befreshments in Abun? dance at City Prieea No intoxicating liquors will be sold on train Good Order guaranteed. Lark, Korsn $2 50 Jacobs. Frank Kersey, Wm. Lee, Albert Moon, I neliua Robinson.

09 E. BROAD 906 CAPITOL ST. BARlHiN umiture, Refrigerators, Vashing Machines, )ryGoods General House Iuruishing doods For Cash or Instalment call nd sec E. WOODALL, GE-CREAM SALOON, ROI E. Harebell rnr 'he Puree! Cream at the most abie rates, strictly tirst-cif merv on short Notice.

timi prompt attention, Ste patronage toe public ia MRS Prrprtetrcss ii fu i ii BUNDERS ECKERT, DRUGGISTS, t90 W. Leigh Street, Cor Brook Atc Purest Drugs, Toilet amaetiea, dee. em. Prescriptions compounded day anti night. isfaction guaranteed.

R. DOBINSON, 23 IMth St Dealer in Fine Wines, Liq? uors, Cigars Ac. ali Stock Sold aa Guaranteed. Prompt Attention. Toar patroness ls rsspwrtfoJly solicited W.

G. SINGLETON, No. 1828 EAST FRANKLIN STREET, (Formerly with the late C. C. Mitchell.) FINE GROCERIES, CIGARS A TOBACCO.

The Best Wines it Liquors. Prompt Attention Siren. All doods ai the Lowest Prieea. Call and See Me. -Lain or shine, the people says are going OB Fourth Bapt.

Church Excursion, Monday, August 19, 1899, ROBINSON THOMAS, 702 E. Broad St Richmond, Va. Hair cut fhaving and (shampooing. Al -vork tl-ttt-daee. Lull on uh.

gaaraatu d. MRS. ELLEN HOWARD, 1217 X. St. James Street'.

Boarding and Lodging by the Day, Week or Month. Furnished rooms, at reasonable prices. Strictly First. Class. Premises quiet.

Exenraioniata visiting the city will be nicely accommodated. AERCHANT TAILOR. GOTO ANDREW NELSON, 2024 Bast Main Street. Where yon can get all wool suits to order in the latest for 1 OO. All wool for $8.00 0.00 pants for $6 00, $8 00 A ftt.OO*.

mts for 00 A It is the place where you can Bret a fit is ran teed. It is place in ths ty for tbs poor man. You will says A by purchasing your clot-es him. alao for 915 00 that will you 920 00 A 925.00 uptown. Come down and fleet your made ap the Easter-holidays.

Yon hare 60 ivh for a suit and 30 for pants. Remember this is no shop, oat fo-getthe place, 2024 E. Main i six n. A RR TTTTEKS A FITTfc K8 Ls. H.

Dickerson. Builder Contractor, 307 N. 31st Richmond, Va. -o loueee Built on Long Terms aud Small Monthly Pay manta. OB WORK PROMPTLY AT? TENDED.

carefully and cheerfully pre ared on applications. All work guar ataad Kltliiii twin' SALOON 312 N. 17th St Wmes, Cigars, To? bacco. BEER ON DRAUGHT. FREE LUNCH.

Spottwood Smitk Prop. rTnardi 612 E. Broad 8t. hine Wines, Liquors, Tobacco. OYSTERS IN EVEEY STYLE.

Accommodation First Class. sa aa reanonab'e as any in the city. GIVE ME GOODS DELIVERED FREE. J. P.

GRAHAM, 602 MARKET PLACE (White Front.) Fresh Fish, Oysters All Orders Promptly Attended CALL AND SEE HIM. -BUY YOUR rocerie.s Where you can best prices and good attention and accomo? dation. 100(H) Us Cn un tri Pork Sides per lb. J. z.

new cut Herring. 25c Nice Irish Potatoes, peek. 20c Wafer ground Corn Meal, 18c 5000 nice California Hams, per lb. 8c Fine mixed Tea per lb. 25c Nice 4 string Brooms.

20c Large Scrubbing Brushes. 5c Finest Cavolma Rice. 6c Water white Vanilla Syrop per sral. 30c Nice New Orleans Molasses per 40c Pure Cider Vinegar, per 4 lbs. Fine Cream Cheese.

25c Family Flour per 27c Fine Family Flour per bag. 25c lb. Can Table peaches.12tfc Large Cans Tomatoes per 7c Finest Table Butter. 20c Fine Mocha and Java Coffee. 22c Fine Family Lard, per lb.

6c Patent Family Flour per 25 5 lbs. nice Ginger Snaps. 25c D. O'Sullivan, 18th ct Main Sta. 'PHONE 507.

830 E. MAIN ST, WAR, WAR IS DECLARED! 1000 PAIR ladies' tan big button tZC AT THK MM SHOE STORE, Albert Stein, 418 E. BroadStreet, Next to I. D. Briggs' Bakery..