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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-19

Miner. N A. Bellevue--w \ NV \ Sec Is.
NEh EANW NV J. Of NV !, Sec
and S sM mp sio7 * ss CATH; Sc ,sS MT fstsn
horses $50. three wagons IS, two hogs &;
tax $5l 30, penalty Is. cost .......... 81 -
Poll and hospital tax snd penalty..... 6 %
Montgomery, George, Ketchum-Lots and
!, block 81. ard imp. 100; tax 8. p,nalty
3Oe, cost u dol Northumberland. 49,. 3 30
School district No. tax and penalty. Ice
Monks, John. Ketchum-Iot s. blk 8. and
imp. 1850; tnx4 20. penalty 45c. est 4 dol h45
School district No. tex and penalty. Is
Pol ard hospital tax and pennlty...... 20
Milsy, II Ketchum-sE i Of lot ,. blk II.
ant imp. 300: tux 2, pen 80, cost u dol. 10 70
School district No. tax and penalty. 60
Poll and hospital tax and penalty $50. ~
Welcome. Thos. Ketchum-I.ots 5 and 6.
blk l6, and imp, lV0; tax g. penalty soc.
cost q aoliar ~
School distriet No. o tax AMI penalty. l 90
Poll and hospital tax and penalty...... 6 80
Monks Foglina. Ketchum-Houss on rivW
west 81 Kntrhum. l0o: twenty-five cattle
4SO. three horses l2I. two wagons 49, Lsr
10; tax y SIS. penalty 80, cost l........ ~ -
School district No tax and penalty. rs
McPhetars, A +. K'tchum-Iot 3, blk il,
and imp. 100; tax 40. penalty 45c. cost
seho"i district No. ia. : pen.;ty.. ais
Poll and hospital tax and peLal.y...... SO
Mosler. John. Ketchnr--Lots 7 and q. blk
., ana in p, loo; tax 3, pen soc. 'ost y dol 3 20
School district No 6 tax AID penalty. W
Poll and hospital tax and prnslty...... 30
Mosser. 8 P, Broadford- Cow %. 3 hovses
100. harness 70; tax 4 SO. Pc atty ~ cent?.
cost y dollar. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
School district No. . tax .nd p.nsi,y.. are
Morse. P. Brosdford-Two cattle 46. five
horsta l76, wagons and harness 40: tax
.. penalty 80 cents cost y dollar. 10 ~
School district No. Q tax and penalty. 70
Poll and hospital tax aud penalty. -. tE
Monroe. D r. shosh one--Iots IL and IA. blk
10 1907 tax 3 pr nn;ty SCc; cost y dol. 70
School district No II tax and penalty &c
n. 80
shoshone IS; tax 2 IS, penalty 23,. cost y
School district No IL tax snd penalty -
Poll and hospital tax md penalty. ~
Miller, Frank. Shnshone--Lot 3. blk
Reese add 100: tax $, penaly zoe, cost y dol %
School district No IL tax and penslty 10
+ Marker. Anna, Shoshone--Lnts IL and 20 blk
| and imp zoo; tax 81. penalty 10, cost
School district No l2 tax ana peniity AZ
Mead, NJ. A. Soldier--SE !. Sec ], ls,R
ID imp 0: tax 9, penalty 9Oc, cost y dol 10 40
School district No - tax ard penalty
| Miles. 8 P, Hailcy--S 4 Of 10 and lot 20, ilk
| 81 and imp .0': tax 6. penalty GOc. co.t
| y Observation-Disclosures. 10
| School district No 7 tx and penalty 2 70
Poll and hospital tex aud penrlt 20
Morrill, X. Hrilev--Imp on lot 2, Sw i II
NE !. end NV L of ST :, Nj J. OF sW L,
| Seq, TAN, r IL Z 100. IL Is &c and Il, n
| d of is. blu &c, sni imp SU. wagon ia;
tax 20. penalty 3, c"st I................. "a GO
/ School district M tax ald penalty. II "a
| Poll and hospital tx pen.ity..... 5 10
Mahafey, F. Corrnl--Tw" horses I4U way.
+ on 20; tax ) 40. penalty sic, cost \ dol :. 6 -
. Foil and hospital tax aad penalty. ! 20
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-19

James, Geo. Ketchum--Lots s and 8. blk ~,
and imp. $40, and horse, $50; tax 81 50.
penalty Use, cost Observation-Disclosures.
School district No. tax and penalty.
johnson, A NJ, Bellevue-Lot 8. blk d, and
imp, so: tax 2, penalty 90c, cost 5Vc.....
Poll and hospital tax and penalty......
Jenne, A. Sl,eshone-Iots ~ and 20, blk
II, 100; tax \ penalty Nc. cost soc. .......
School district No II tax and penalty
Jones, ] b, Corral--Imp on NV i Of NE \
NE \ Of NV i, Sec 20. T N, n IL L,
LEO, three horses 100; tax 80, penalty 75c
e"et i'..' ......'.... 49,. ...,....'....
johnson n Clarity. Mountain Home-Lot
l. blk 10 and imp l7a; tax rs. penalty &c
cost oVc. ........ ,........>~ .........
School district No II tax and penalty
James Bros. Antelope-Ihp on W u Of 8
W i, Sec Is, and N y Of SE II, Sec %, r
n, h rs 100, twenty horses 500. seven
wagons 2A5 farm implts 50: taA IS IS, peh-
atty 50, cost Observation-Disclosures.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-19

Kesrns. John, Bellevue 4, blk r $.5,
seven horses &3lb, wagon aud hsrnesr t$U;
tax $l4 40, penalty 81 ~. ccss Sl.....,....
Poll aud hospital tax and penalty.
Kitchen. II. Bel evue-N y Of NV =. Sec II
and W Il SW |. Sec Is. + N Il IL f imp
$50. two cows 50, horse 30: tax o 30, penalty
UVc, cost l..................... ..........
Poll aud hospital tax ana penalty.
Kllbourn, c II. Ketchum- Lots :, 4, . and
10 blk 81 and imp son; tax ., penalt, soc.
cost y dol. COMMUNICATIONS. ......
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Kerson, l. A, Ketchum--Lots } and 4, blk ~
and imp 100: tax 3, penalty ID, SOst y dol
School district No 6 tax and penalty
Poll and hospital tax and penalty....
Kaiser. A l., shoshone-. Lot II, Dlk II 100;
tax .. penalty 30c, crst u dol.
School district No II tax and penalty
Poll and hosl ital tax and penalty -.
Kaiser 4 o.. Haiiey-Four horses 100.
wagon and harness ll6: tax Is, penalty
school district No tax and penalty
Kinney l. Burke. Hailey--Lot IS blk 10 and
Imp 1900; tax ~. penalty 4 60, cost y dol
School district No tax and penalty
KinRsbury. Thos, HALEY Lot 6, blk IS and
imp 500: tax Is, penalty l 50, cost y dol
School district Nut tux and penalty
Keene, 8 v, Rocky BA--Imp on lGO acres
South Boise 50, two horses 100. wagon 70;
tax 3 25, penalty zoe. cost l................
Kelly Il Thomas, Era-Sxloon on Main
street and billiard table b75. dwelling
house 100, two horses NOD. wseOn aud h.r-
ness ", mdse $50; tax ~ d, peuxHy . SC,
cost l............ ........~-........
Kinsey, H II, ShOshone- Imp on BtgCotton.
word -. two cows 40, three horSss ";
tax 3 u. penalty 3Sc, cost i.........--..
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. -.
Kirtley, 8 l. Co, DoniphAn--Imp on ross
int ON Rock Creek $50. horse IS: tax 20.
penalty Csc, cost l................... 80.
Two pol and hospital tax and penalty
School district No . tax and penalty
Kaiser. Henry, DOniphan--House on road
to Gold Belt 100. two horses ~, wagon aud
harness ~: tax 6 10, penslty 6Gc. cost
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-19

Edmon, L p. Soldier Imp on NE /. Sec IS.
TIN, r IA +. $50. COW 20, horse 10, wagon
20, 2 swine 10; tax 7 80. penalty Tao. cost
School district No Is tax aud penalty
Ernst, John F, Haley House and lot In
Croy's add, HALEY 225; tax 4 IS, penalty
CSC, cast 5Oc. ..................
School district No tax and penalty
Poll aud hospital tax and penxlty. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
2l3 EAST BROAD STREET.

Du1nS the uU and droosy days of January
which naturally folIo10 after the busy days of the
holidays ne hare not been idle, but DaahinS grand
preparations to please our customers who des7e TO
prepare for the cODaip6 SeaS0n--$prjnG. 1t seems
rather early and inappropriate to speak Of spring
1cen snouC and ice coUer the earth, but nererthe-
less it is q s,ouine custom to prepare q season
aAeod to eire our fastidious 1ndies ample time to
think and study how and ocbat 10 1cear. With the
assistance Of air buyer, whO spends tuco weehs OF
eUeyy month In the great metropolis, ne propose to
rezeUe our friends and customers to an extent 6y
DIacinG on our counters such 6aT9atnS and Ua71ety
ofstzIes as the season deDoonds EceJYm@~ 6JTneS
rs Hdin6s and inUoices of .Ncuc Goods bought so
.l[ONDA Yue wjlL loom up 10ith btGht and cheer
fill face inau6wutine our first spring sale. Ere-
I1ydinS ne,c. No old StOch, the accumulation Of
past ages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
THE TWIN CITIES.
TIE DEMOCRATS ORGANIZING FOR THE
SPRING ELECTIONS.
The Rspublieans-Navsl Notes-Arrestsd
on the Charge Of Forgery-Person-
al and Briefs.
rcOrre,pondonce Of Tho RIchmond pispatch.l

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, January IA, 1898.
The politicians have commenced work
in both cities, aud the Democrats are or
eanizing their forces for the spring elec-
tion. All the local Offices are to be filled
in both Norfolk and Portsmouth, and as
pirants for municipal honors and emolu-
ments are as numerous as usual. In
Norfolk the Republicans will make a
hard struggle to regain lost ground, but
the Democrats are better prepared than
ever for the contest. In Portsmouth, OF
course, the city is solid for the Demo
Gratis.
The United States steamer Ossipee
left the navy-yard this morning. and IS
taking on her powder to sail for the West
Indies for the winter.
The United States training-ship Ports
mouth il below from New York. and
will come M to the yard and take on
stores and $50 apprentice boys from the
Saratoga and jamestown for the winter
cruise in the West Indies.
Ayoung man named Harry Brown, of
Princess A11e county, was arrested and
cong,itted to Jail here last night on the
charge OF committing forgery on a
mercantile house OF this city.
Several burglaries are reported in
Norfolk county on Thursday night.
The county supervisors have appointed
n committee OF three to 60 to Richmond
and try and prevent the passage of the
bill of the Elizabeth River Navigation
Company, so far as it authorizes the
establishment of n ferry-line between
Norfolk and Portsmouth and Berkley.
The City Council Of Portsmouth will also
appoint committee.
Colonel William Lamb leaves to-mOr-
row for Washington to attend as a dele
gate the National Union Convention OF
the American Shipping and Industrial
League.
Rev. Bishop Randolph, of this Episco-
ral diocese. will commence the annual
confirmation services in the Episcopal
churches Of this section tomorrow, hold
ing services at Christ church in the
morning and st Peters church at night
The marrowfet green peas are well mp
on the western Branch and DONG Wen.
The wet weather prevents the preparation
of the land for putting in Irish potatoes
The blustery weather of the last few
days has prevented the wreckers from
getting out the remaining thousand bales
Of cotton in the stranded steamship
Kimberly.
The funeral of Captain Lynch, who
was sudocated by gas, took place this
morning from st. Marys Catholic
church.
The mission services of Paulist Fathers
Smith aud Elliott, OF New York, at ST.
Mary's Catholic church will continue an
other week. The services have been
largely attended so far.
Mrs. James Brown Potter is among the
attractions at the Academy OF Music
next week. Ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
Alexandria.
r.necial telegram q the DIspa,ch.l ]

Especial telegram u the Dlspacn-J
ALEXANDRIA, Va, January l4.-Intel-
ligence has reached here from Westmore-
landannouncingth the sudden death Of Mrs.
Mary. wife Of John Furlong, Esq, for
merly OF this place, which occurred
Wednesday at their country home near
Montross. She was about fifty years OF
age and mnch beloved.
ID Is said mere that the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company Will some
time next week Offer TO pay all the CLARKE
county bonds held otherwise than by the
commissioners, and on the ist proximo
those OF the commissioners, ami all ab-
solutely with interest. This will allow
the depositors Of tue now defunct Farm.
ers and Mechanics Savings Bank another
dividend.
The will OF the late Josiah H. ID.
Smoot was probated to-day. Il leaves
everything to the widow and in trust ioi
his children. The estate is valued at
upgards OF 800, 900 Mr.. French Smoot
conducts the business as formerly.
Messrs. Frank a. Reed, William A.
Smoot. and John Barbour Thompson
have been designated by MAYOR Down.
ham to represent the local commercial
interests in the American Shipping In
dustrial League Convention TO meet IL
Washington next week.
A good-looking boy named Johr
ReiIey, aged sixteen, is held here fol
running away from his home in Wheel
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
SOUTtE BOSTON.
a Meeting OF the Town Commercial
Association.


lCouesponde, &C Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SoUTH BosToN, Va, Jan. l3, 1888.
The South Boston Commercial Associ-
alton, recently established, is putting in
some very fine work for the good Of this
town. Last night very large and en-
thuslastic meeting was held. A proposed
new town charter was presented, con
sidered. and adopted, and will be sent at
once 70 the Legislature. This charter
will enlarge the authority OF the munich
pal authorities, giving them power to
borrow money for the purpose of making
much-needed public improvements,
among which may be mentioned paved
streets, water supply, a town hall,
market-house, &c.
The association also considered the adj
visibility of securing electric lights for
the town, and canvass of the town to-
day makes the electric-light system here
an assured success.
Tobacco here is probably higher than
at any other market in virginia, SO | en-
Informed. In fact the place generally
seems to be entering on lOng-eXpected
and permanent boom.
The premium sale here on the 26th in
slant will be a great success if we have
anything like favorable weather. Re
duced rates have been courteouSly eX
tended by the Richmond and DanyiIle
railroad and large crowd of outside
buyers will undoubtedly be present on
the OCCASION. The premium list is grow
ing and will run over one thousand dol
lars to be given to the planters selling on
that day.
The Lynchburg and Durham corps Of
engineers is now engaged on the final
location of the route between South Bos-
ton and Halifax Courthouse. They will
complete it in few days. Work OF con-
siruction will then at once begin between
the two places named. PHIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
DRESS TRIMMINGS, &c.

BRAIDED Sets reduced from S1ej % 75c.
Braided sets reduced from $50 toSl.l9
Resded Jet Ornaments reduced irom - 10 5l.2b
Beaded jet OrDameuts reduced from ~ 70 &c.
Readed Jet Ornaments reduced from % % ijc
Readc. jet Ornaments reduced from "a To ~"
Colored Beaded Ornaments reduced from 81 10
&c. .,
sc .o..
BOMBAY DRAPERY for window Curtains at
GL|c a yard-w ,uld DO cheF D at i21c yard
TOTiAGE 1R APERY for Wiud"g Curtains at
DC A yard-well worth IKE. yard.
The best cream-cOlOr LACE SChiN al lOc
ynrd. and tho second quality a. only &C. yard
boih very much under the regular pi.ces.
TAPESTRY TABLECOVERS stc-regular
price SOC. ,..,,.,.,,, .,-
r. r. YPEsrRY TABLE-coyERS at 7sc.-regular
CoLoKED DDAMASK TABLE-CovERS az S7c.-
regular price sl.5l.
Pure hLI-WOoL NUBIAs a: 2Sc for the regu-
'" SHETLAND SHAwLs tali wooD at 47c.-woald
be cheap at T5c. -
81 aad o sizes In coiors, 9. 81, 2, and A-at 81
a pair: we're sold at $3.50 ane <2 pair. Only
about ihirty-fye pair lefi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15

friends of our fellow-citizen. James X.
Galt, to know that he has taken minis
terial orders, and is booked for sermon
at the Bethel Baptist church next Sun
day.
a sunbeam" society has been or
ganized here. consisting OF large num-
Der of Sunday school children. Thisen-
terprise, instituted year or two ago by
Rev. G.. b. Taylor, Jr., for the enlistment
OF children in mission work, is already
a great success in this and other States !;
and the aggregate of mites thus secured
for the missionaries will make consider
able sum. This and similar organizations
Of the various Christian denominations
for the development OF the missionary
spirit in the rising generation are des-
tined to become powerful links In that
chain OF events which is TO compass the
world with the spread of the Gospel.
The rain which begun TO fall at
an early hour last night froze rs il
fell, and having continued so to do
almost the entire day. The trees are
weighted and breaking with ice, whilst
travelling both on foot and hoof is un-
deran efIectual embargo. ZIP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
PERSONAL NOTES.
ELUEAN MA.
The Tobacco MARA ket - Literary
fnrmers' club Religious.

The Tobacco u "a "a - Literary
Farmers cub Religious.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatchl
FoRK UNION, January l3, 1888.
Prices ior tobacco at the two ware
houses in Columbia, as well as at this
place, have considerably stitfened du.
ring the past ten days, and have given
satisfaction TO many growers, some OF
whom claim that our county markets
are better than the Richmond one. Ger
tam it is that buyers of leaf in our local
markets ship to Baltimore and points be-
yond. BY the by, the rivalry between
the markets of Columbia and Fork
Union serves to epliven the trade Ill a
product which, though regarded as a
luxury only by those who would con-
tinue the tax on 1t, is none the less one
of necessity to the tllers OF our kind OF
soil.
In order to afford profitable and ele-
waiting entertainment for the young peo-
pie Of our community, and to cultivate
literary tastes and aspirations, society
has been formed in this community
whose semi-monthly meetings at private
houses are largely attended. The exer-
cises consist in readings from famous
authors, essays, occasional speeches,
dialogues, and music.
The Fork Union Farmers Club, which
organized here last spring, is composed
OF many OF our largest and most intelli-
gent planters, and their discussions OF the
various phases, demands, and interests OF
agriculture are highly entertaining and
Instructive. This club has the promise
of another address from Professor Pur.
year, whose excellent talk here last fall
was enjoyed by but few on account Of
the inclemency OF the weather.
II viii be gratifying news to the many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
LYNCHnrRG NEws NOTES.
Contract AworGrd-Dted at the Age
IO6-Personai Notes.
lspecial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl
LYycaBrRG, VA, january 14.-Mr
John Kelly, of this city, has Sc
cured the contract for the piers,
abutments, and necessary excavations
for the new bridge which the Nor
folk and Western Railway Company
is about to build across New river at the
junction of The New-River road with
the main line. The bridge will be n
curved structure and Will be con
nected with the present bridge across
the river on the main line near
is eastern extremity. This arrange
ment Will obyiate the troublesome
shifting nov made necessary by the acute
angle at which the branch road now ap-
proaches the main line, and Will thereby
greatly facilitate the bringing out of the
heavy coal trains with which the road IS
constantly crowded.
Mr. Christopher Davenport, a citizen
of Campbell county. died at his home
near Bedford Springs yesterday, at the
advanced age OF one hundred and six
years. He served in the war OF 1872.
judge Latham, of the Corporation
Court of this city, returned to-day from
Floyd county, where lie was confined to
his room with sickness. In his absence
Jndge Robertson, of Roanoke, held
court yesterday and today.
The most important social event OF
the season is a charity ball which some
Of our prominent society ladies propose
to give for the benefit of the deserving
poor OF the city. The date has not yet
been fixed.
The tobacco sales for the week ended
today foot up ll4,900 pounds-an in-
crease over the preceding week of 23S,-
3Ol pounds. The toigl sales from Oc-
tober |, 1887, to January IL, 1888, ag-
eregate 1856, 200-an increase over tue
same period in the preceding year OF
3,le0,G00 pounds.
A joint stock company here IS making
experimental borings for petroleum IN
Pulaski county.
1t IS estimated that the sales OF cab
baees from Rural Retreat, in Wythe
county, during the present season will
amount to 100000.
During the recent high water in the
Clinch and Holston rivers it is estimated
that q, 900, 600 feet OF lumber was RATED
down 10 market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
HOSIERY.

You may look around where you will. but OF
no store In richmond or elsewhere will you find
such Jobs I'm HOSIERY at such prices as we are
now selling. Particularly do we desire 70 can
your attention 10 tho LADIES' FULL-kEGU LAR
MADE hose In black. solid colOTs, and Balbrg-
gaus at l7c. a pair or three pair for 50c, and the
MISSES SEAMLESS HOSE AZ l5c. a pair. When
these several lots are cold we will never be able
o. duplicate them. and neither will you. You
will therefore seq the wisdom Of calling on as at
once for your HOSIERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15

Near Rouse's Point, N. Y, horse at
tached to sleigh started to run away.
dashed on 10 the railroad track, and kept
ahead Of train for Q mile. BY this
time the horse was tlred out and the
train was brought to stop and the
horse caught and tied to fence beside
the track. The driver did not find his
outfit for nearly two houSR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
sent on 60 the Grand Jury.

[spoolal toleeram 20 Ihe Dlspatch.I
FNcAsrIE, Va, January 1.-THE
preliminary hearing in the case of
Charles Welch and John William Jones,
charged with the murder of Lucy Jones,
took place to-day before Justices John
Rineheart and Isaac kessler. III the pres
ence of n large crowd. Both parties
were sent on to the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
AUINE TRsHEAD.

WE HAVE JUST RE hr4e@E@s
w CEIVED fresh supply Of
seire Thread Of all numOors and qualities,
which wo viii sell at lowest prizes. cotton Iwiue
Mating. also. Linen Gil Netting In stock aud
,naSe 10 order. Seine wines Of all kinds and
sizes. Lines, Ropes, fawkiug, CorSs, OH
Clothing, aud Rubber Boots.
/. LICHTENSTEIN'S SONS.
Sole importers Of the celebrated Lion Brand
seiue Thread, warranted 70 give satisfaction,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets
Jas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
HOLIDAY GOODS.

COAL AND WOOD FOR CHRIST.
~ MAS FiRES.-The nnest and best PUhE
and SOFT COAL, OAK and PINE WOOD 81 panic
prices A liberal dedpctioa on all COAL SOLD
before ChristrnAs day. Brown and Norton streets
cphone sU71 or 1905 Cary street lphone lbsl
dS ls-l0t4teodios ChAhLhS u. fAah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
MILLINERY.

M RS. LEILA KASS HAS EN- rslsJA
1tI LARGrD HER BUSINESS, and SS8y
now occupies the whole OF the large
store 5l7 east Broad street she has added 10 her
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. the largest and
most beautiful assortment OF Artificial Flowers,
Pants, ana Ferns In the city. Flowers OF oil DO
scriptions 70 trim dresses for evening weer, ana
everything In that line, such as Leaves, Grass,
Moss, etc. Imported Baskets Of all descriptions
and Urns. Also, nne STOCK Of Novelties Jew
slry, And BustleA 1alofS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-15
.EN7lRE STOCK
IS ON SALE.

A change in the firm requires it to be
sold or taken in inventory at the nomi-
nal values of arbitration.
The only chance for disposing Of the
winter stock before removal is now.
This is the reply to the many questions
as to "why the regardlcss-ofvalue
prices 2" Not an article in our house
but what has undergone q change.
Owing to the large amount of Winter
Goods want OF space prevents the sale OF
summer stock at this time. With the
present current OF outlet we hope soon
to make room to exhibit all and the last
end of our stock.
COHEN BROTHERS.
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD.
ia i5l