The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-01-26


Superior oual,r, all-woo Disi.! Poplins at 75c.,
worth $1.25;
French Merinos in all the desirable shades at 65,
IS, IS. 90c., and ST., worth 25 per cent more,
and no mistake
Small figured all wool Delaines at IS, worth 5Oc :;
Extra quality Popllns at 81, so, worth $3.50, per
yard;
Handsome Striped Silks at S. per yard, worth
$3.50;
Black Silks at 81 49, $3.50, $1,75, So, 50, % and
$3.50, all of which are rs per cent. below
regular prices;
Black and Co-ored elveteens, in all colors and
qualities, from s5c to $2,5 per yard
Black and Colored Satins of superior quality at
81 per yard; s.s
Black Plaid and Coored Silk Velvets at very low
prices;
Satlns, Velvets, and Velveteens, cut on the bias
when desired; hs-
Bombazines, Tamise Crepe de Paris, and Alpac-
as;
Empress Cloths in all qualities and at extremely
low prices;
Black Silk Mantilla Velvet at $le, worth $25 per
yard;
Domestic Ginghams at 10 and 125e.;
Full yard wide Bleached and Unbleached Cotton
at 10c. ;; -
10 4 Utica Bleaehed sheeting at IS, worth 5e3c
by the case in New York;
Wamsutta Cotton at $780,;
New York Mills Cotton at 2Oc; f
Fruit of the Loom Cotton at 1896;
Full width Bleached sheeting az 35c. per yard
Full width Unbleached Sheeting at soc. per.yard
Calicoes at 81 10, and 12}c. per yard-:he best
goods can be sold at these prices;
Bed Ticks at from 10. to 40c. per yard;
Shifting Stripes from 10 to Csc. per yard;
White Brilliants at 25, 80, and Soc, worth 5Oc !;
| India Twill Long cloth at 35c., worth Soc;
Skirting Cambria at 25, would be cheap at Soc
Great Bargains in Swiss, Nansook, Cambria,
Null, Striped, and Check Muslins
Satinet at %, worth Soc;
Satinets at SO, worth Toe;
Cassimeres from 75c. to $3.50 per yard-a very
large assortment
Broad Cloths in great variety at satisfactory prl-
ces to the purchaser
| Corduroy from ST to 81, SO per yard;
AL W DOL White, Red. and Yellow Flannel at Csc
would be cheap at soc. per yard;
Full yard wide White Flannel at As, worth &C.,;
| at 60c., well worth 75c.;
| Genuine WEIGH Flannel at Soc, worth $1,25;
Twied Flannels from 35 to 60c. per yard;
Full yard-wide Shaker Flannel at so, worth 65 ;
Table Damask, pure linen, at 40c. per yard worth
| 50c.-at IS, worth 81; also at s, s., 25, ST.
l. SO, and gall very much below regular
| prices;
Table Cloths, all pure linen, two yards long, at
| ST, worth 81, so;
Fringed Napkins at 75c., ST., $1,25, and $3.50
Large size Napkins at $l,25 $I,50 and So per
dozen-the best bargains offered;
Crush Towelling at SIC worth !29c. per yard:
Genuine Russia Crash from I2a to Csc. per yard
Stair Lined at 1899, worth 25c
Extra Heavy Linen Damask for crumb cloths, at
$1.25 per yard, worth 81;
Pure Linen Huckaback Towelling at 129, 163 and
Csc, worth 90, IS, and &c.;
Extra long Double satin pamask Table Cloths at
! very low prices
Children's Merno skirts at Soc.
Merino skirts for ladies from ST. up to $3.50;
Mems Merino shirts from 75c., to So;
Gents Cloth Gloves at 40, 60, and 75c., worth so,
rs, and ST.;
Pure Linen Hemmed Hankerchiefs from Is to IS;
Genuine English socks at IS per dozen, would be
cheap at 81;
| Silk Irish Linen, and Cotton Handkerchiefs at
| very low prices;
Neck Ties and Fancy Bows for gents at very low
| prices;
| Vii gin Buck Gloves,
Gents Shawls;
Travelling Blankets at s4-just half price;
Blankets for carriages and buggics at reduced
prices;
Umbrellas of al qualities and styles, among which
will be found the Widow Umbrella;
Elegant Walking suits for Girls at so So, So,
so and upwards-jjust the cost price These
suits are made up in the latest styles and fiji
well.
A large lot of Remnants of Dress Goods of every
description at very low prices;
| Worst ed Hoods at 25 80, 35, and Soc;
Breakfast shawls from ST to 81;
Worsted Leggins at 35, 40, and 50c.-just hall
price;
Worsted Hose for children at 10, i23c., and up
| wards;
Nubias at 75c., worth 81 sontags at 40c, worth
75c.;
Boulevard skirts at ST.. $3.50, So, and $3.50
worth $3.50, So. $780, and So;
White Knit skirts al So, worth Sc pair Of these
skirts will last five years;
New styles of Knit Jackets for Ladies-prices re
duced to 4, S. and So;
Genuine English Brussels Carpet at $l,3O pei
yard;
A full assortment of Hemp, Venetian, Three ply
and Ingram Carpets,
| Druggets, Oil Cloths,
On-Cloth Rugs, Velvet and Brussels Rugs.
Colored Blankets extra large size, weighing ovel
thirteen pounds. at SIS pair, worth SIS 9
| piece; Colored Blankets, weighing over II
pounds, at 81 pair, worth 81 piece;
Great bargains in Furs for ladies and girls;
shawls Of every description at extremely low
Chrochet Edgings at 15c. per dozen yards, worth
Zoe. yard
Tides at so and 4Oc-iust about half price;
Hamburg Edgings and Insertipgs in great variety
and at very low prices;
Linen Collars and Cuffs of the latest styles at
tremely low prices;
Dmity bands at 10c., worth Csc;
Broche Scarfs at 50c., and So worth 90, 90
and $50;
Neck Ribbons at Is, 25, 50, 60, and 75c. per
yard, worth double that money;
Elegant Sashes and Sash Ribbons at reduction
Of so per cent;
Cashes No. Coventry Rufie at 40c. a piece
regular price 65c.;
| Wool Bed-spreads at 5, would be cheap at 400;
Calico Comforters at 2, $50, 800, and 8, 75-not
the price of the calico and batting;
Dclain Comfortables at $780, worth 90;
Bridal, or HoncyComb Quilts at $50, worth
| $50;
Great bargains in fine Bed Blankets, Crib and
Cradle Blankets;
A large ass orment of Slipper Patterns from i 90
to 800;
Infants Embroidered Robes from $50 to I0,0o
Infants Frock Waists from SOC. to 800;
Great bargains in Cambria and Dimity Embroid-
cred Bands;
Laces of every description
Lace, Hemstiched. Emit oidered, and Linen Cam
brio Handkerchief of every description;
An excellent article of Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs at 200 worth 500 per dozen;
Mourning Handkerchiofs, Wells, Collars, and
Black Grape sets;
Cotton Yarns, every number from to II at ] ,5C
per bale Of five pounds;
Unbleached Knitting cotton at SOC. per pound;
Seine Thread and seine Irvine at manufacturers