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, 1888-10-09
An Iowa Horse Thief.

On the representations of q requisition
from Governor Larrabee of Iowa, Wyo-
ming's executive last week instructed the
sheriff of Sweetwater county to deliver to
Special Officer Boyle of Iowa, one E. NJ.
Sturgis, a fugitive from that state, charged
with the theft of a team of horses and a
Brewster wagon. The crime is alleged to
have been committed in Buena Vista
county in June of the current year. On
proper application Sheriff Joseph Young
of Sweetwater county gave Sturgis into
the custody of the Iowa cmissary and the
thief is ere this locked up near the scene
of his crime.
, 1888-10-09
A TRAVELLING PRINTER.
A Typographical Tourist who Rode
Across the Country.

About w years ago a Jolly young typo
graphical tourist named Morris Z. Balm
dropped into Cheyenne from some point
searching for work. As a member of the
printers union he was given employment
and soon accumulated a neat stake. He
had travelled extensively, and again the
migratory spirit took possession of his
being. He must move, but in what direc.
ton. Just for the novelty of the thing
he concluded to Journey overland to Hele-
Mont Balm invested S3Oin a cayus
bought a frying pan, some bacon and a
few pounds of -four, and 'hit the trail"
He knew nothing of the country, but
made the trip in safety.
Yesterday Balm reached Cheyenne from
Omaha, en- route to Denver. Since leav-
ing here aboard a broncho two years ago
he has traversed the entire Northwest,
setting type in the principal towns of that
region. At Helena he sold his at
an advance of SIS over the purchase price
and took to the railroad. Balm saws that
he would be pleased to again make the
cross country trip, but would not tackle it
alone.
, 1888-10-09
RepublIcan Convention.

If the programme is followed the Re-
publican territorial convention will meet
at the capitol building at II o'clock this
morning. The Laramie county delega.
ton includes the following named gentle
men: ]. A. Riner, A. Gilchrlst, E. A.
Slack, Y. S. Grout, Willis Van Devanter,
A. d. Kelley, j. w. Lacey, Col. A, T.
Babbitt and H. Z. Teschemacher.
The Albany county delegates are: Lee
roy Grant, W. P. Canton, G. f. Golden.
j. M. Ingersoll, @. E. Carpenter, s. Ii.
Campbell, T. l.. Mckee.
, 1888-10-09
Dying In LeadyiIle.

Conductor Adam Schilling last night
received a telegram conveying the sad in
telligence that his brother was lying at
the point of death in Leadville. Adam
and Miss Emma Schilling leave for that
place this morning. The sick man is
well and favorably known in this city,
having resided here several different
times. He was one of those iovial beings
who is e~verYbody's friend. Hundreds OF
Cheyenne acquaintance will be panied to
learn of his serious illness, and most sin.
cerely hope that he will recover.
, 1888-10-09
A New Paper.

The first number of the Cyclostyle, a
high school journal, has made its appear
ance. The paper is much better than its
name. 1t is newsy and possesses consid-
cradle literary merit. The Cyclostyle will
be issued every two weeks during the
school year. 1t contains eight pages, six
teen columns, and starts out with a fair
advertising patronage. The staff is com
posed OF several of the brightest high
school boys and is as follows: Editor-in-
chief, II. w. Martin; associate editors.
A. A. Forshee, G. f. Johnston and Chas.
Mallin; business manager, John Morrison
cirsllator. c. q. johnson. In the hands
Of these young gentlemen The Cyclostylt
will doubtless be a success.
, 1888-10-09

A great amount of political engineer
ing will be done by friends of candidates
to secure for their man the first place on
the ticket, and the best man will proba.
bly, secure the coveted place. Then if
Endorsed by the majority of the people,
the election is assured. Electric Bitters
has been put to the front, its merits passed
upon, has been Endorsed, and unanimous
" given the first place, among remedies
peculiarly adapted to the relief and cure
of all diseases of kidneys, liver and stom-
ach. Electric Bitters, being guaranteed,
is a safe investment. Price SOC. and 81
per bottle at DR.. w. N. Hunts drug
store.
, 1888-10-09
A Dry Goods COMPANY.

Articles of Incorporation for the Sun.
dance Dry Goods and Clothing company
were FLED for record at the Office of the
territorial secretary yesterday. The Or
ganization will engage in the business in
dictated by its title at the capital of Crook
county and such other places as the
trustees shall elect with a capital of 500
900. The term of existence is placed at
fifty years from date. The names of the
directors chosen to manage the affai"s of
the concern for the ensuing t. I've
months follow: NJ. Heinz, I. A. D.ln,
A. @. Settle, w. s. Metz and T. NJ Pet
tigrew. all prominent citizens Of sun,
dance.
, 1888-10-09
POINTS.

I. B. Hord has returned from Central
City, Neb.
Frank Wolcott. a commissioner for
Converse county, is 10 town,
A. A, Spaugh. from Manville, Con-
verse county, is visiting the capital.
Chief Justice Maginniss and John l..
Harper, CT Sun6ance, are in Rawlins.
Ralph Friend, who recently returned
from Chicago, left for the Reel ranch last
evening.
Peter Smith, of Chicago, senior mem
Der OF the firm of Smith and Harrington,
is spending a few days in Cheyenne.
Dallas Sanders, a prominent Philadel-
phia attorney who owns a ranch in Con-
verse county, is registered at the Inter
Ocean.
Superintendent Wurtele. the pleasant
Union Pacific official, is off on a vacation.
He left for st. Paul, MINI, last evening,
and will be absent two or three weeks.
Fl. S. Elliott, Esq, of Buffalo, R. F.
Glover and Geo. Guertin, were passen-
gers aboard yesterday mornings outgoing
Cheyenne & Northern.
NJ. j, Nichols and wife are home after
a visit to Pennsylvania friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. Nichols will at once resume
his duties as manager Of the Western
Union telegraph Office at this point.
, 1888-10-09
Buck Taylor Married.

Buck Taylor, Buffalo Bills boss cow
boy, has committed matrimony. He
captured the charming daughter of a
wealthy Baltimore merchant.
Taylor is quite well known here, hav-
ing visited Cheyenne several times. His
brother. "Bax" Taylor, is a Sweetwater,
Fremont county, ~ranchman. He is a
better rider and a more perfect type of
the cowboy than his famous brother.
, 1888-10-09
TOW N TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked UP
Throughout the City.

The capitol commission will hold a
meeting to-day.
This is practice night at the Y. NJ. G.
A. gymnasium.
To committee representing ten-The
point is well taken.
Many OF the politicians openly disre-
garded the Sabbath.
Bishop Talbot's residence at Laramie
is about completed.
The Albany county delegation was in
secret caucus at midnight.
There is an artesian well in the Lara
ME cemetery. Odd place for a well.
Ten carloads of horses are to be
shipped from Laramie to Mobile, Ala.
There was a business meeting of the
Wyoming Fair association trustees yester-
day.
1t is expected that Company BIS uni
form will reach the city to-day or to-mor.
row.
The change in the Union Pacific time
table is made to accommodate the Oregon
Short Line.
Joe DeBarthe, of the Lander Noun
tanner, has been commissioned as a no.
tary public.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was Gee, minimum. 37o, rainfall. Light
frost last night.
Geo. McSwain has about finished his
Fort Russell contracts. He will surrender
several buildings Thursday.
Thos. j. Hunt of 623 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, has been appointed a CON-
missioner of deeds for Wyoming.
1t is said that an Albany county CEN
trail committee has paid $1,000 for the
use of a livery outfit election day.
Otto G. Reinhardt and Miss Matilda
Peterson were united in marriage in this
city Sunday evening. Rev. R. Z. Field
oficiated.
The supposed murderer of Vain and
Strong, recently arrested at Lander, has
been released. 1t is a sad case of mis-
taken identity.
During the races at Overland Park,
Denver, this month the Denver Pacific
will make a rate of one fare for the round
trip from this point.
An oyster supper will BE given in the
plrlors of the Methodist church for the
benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society this
evening. A cordial invitation to all.
The Typographical union has made ar
rangements to have local and national
election returns read from the stage at
their bal masque at Keefe hall Nov. 6.
t. w. Ashford, opposite the post
Office, now runs the best equipped tonsor'
ial parlors in the city. He runs five chairs
and has Just secured some new assistants
who are gerry competent men in the bust
ness. He invites the patronage Of citi-
Zens-
, 1888-10-09
The GeOIugIst.

Prof. L. D. Ricketts,; Wyominx's ener-
getic and efficient territorial geologist. i,
home for a few days rest. The gentle,
man has been in the field the entire sum
mer gathering material for his report and
collecting specimens.
, 1888-10-09
A Removal.

S. Kellner. who for several years has
been a leading dry goods dealer of this
city, has about completed arrangements
for engaging In business at Butte, Mont.
The gentleman thinks that he will leave
Cheyenne SO soon as he can dispose OF the
stock in his store here.
, 1888-10-09

The sum OF $l75 has been deposited in
this Office to be paid to any one giving in.
formation which will lead to the arrest
and conviction of the person or persons
who are now engaged in poisoning 9th
valuable dogs of the city.
, 1888-10-09
A Mild Kick.
Laramie Boomerang

Laramie Boomerang.I
Is the territorial Sunday law being
strictly enforced in Laramie at present, or
is election day too near at hand to at
tempt anything of the kind?
, 1888-10-09
Go to Greentree's for Boots and Shoes

For the Texas state fair to be held at
Dallas, Tex, Oct. il to 3lst, the Union
Pacific has made rate of one fare 1929. PSI
for the round trip from Cheyenne.
Tickets will be on sale Oct. 9th and 10th,
good returning until the 3lst.
, 1888-10-09
Go to Groentree's for fall overcoats.


Mrs. Wmslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays the pain, cures wind collie and Is the
best remedy for diarrhea. twenty-five
cents a bottle.
, 1888-10-09

One tubular fire proof boiler--32 tubes,
"a horse power; nearly new. One 1t
inch wire cable for ferry boat, about 300
feet long. new Both the above at Fort
Steele, Wyo. Address
w. B. HUGUs & Co,
Saratoga, Wyo.
, 1888-10-09
WANTED.

WANTED.-Zealous temperance work
ers to canvass for the most thrilling book
of the century. Big profits to the right
men or women. Apply at once after 7
p. m. to w. G. Poole, opposite Cheyenne
Club House.
, 1888-10-09
Go to Greentree's for a trunk.

Fresh mountain trout received daily at
he Saddle Rock.
, 1888-10-09

Mr.. Carr would like to show you those
new nobby suitings at Heiiman's.
, 1888-10-09
FOR RENT.

Pleasant rooms, with or without board;
moderate rates; corner Twentieth and
Eddy streets. Mrs. A. CURLEY.
, 1888-10-09
FOR SALE.

For SALE-A house and lot on corner
of Twenty sixth and Eddy streets. Price,
5000. Also a span of draft horses,
weight about 2,400 pounds. Inquire of
J. M. Trevett.
, 1888-10-09
STOP A MINUTE |

Your measures East for Clothing call
IN and see US. We can give you better
fits and better prices. This is plain
fact. All we ask is for you to come
and see for yourselves. In the line of
Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing
we have just received a fine line of the
Latest and most Stylish Garments.
Clothes suitable for all ages and sizes.
, 1888-10-09

In this Department we have a very full
line, embracing standard makes. We
invite comparison with our prices.
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THE BROOKLYN BANKRUPT STOCK
COHEN BROS
UNEOUALLED AND COMPLIMENTARY SUCCESS.
L5aanb Of W9,E Of Goods Disposed Of Inside Of Far Days. i Spod
Sales Ulyv Auv Equad in tie Hiuoy@ Orr City, the Prices Placed
Me Cmh Were Certainly Meier M0nhM
the Goods Were Certainly Ne7vr Matched


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CNLDCA m
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The French Volts Marseilles)- sold at &c
we sell AZ 1870.
The Colored Striped French Mulls-they sold at
&c. we soil Gtl2Ec.
Don't forget TO SEQ the and SIC. India Linen;
next to that all those we marked 7Hc.-tbeir
price was l9Hc.
The last end Of the Ribbons came In on Friday.
The no. : Crown Edge, all silk and all colors,
&C.. yard; l2c for the No. l2-always double
that price.
The Msttngs have been going lively at the prices
we arc selling them; 1Oc Is the cheapest,
but it is a 90c. Seamless Mating. II runs
from that TO 29c. for the 4Oc. quality.
The Mourning Dress Fabrics have lent quite an
exciting part to the drama Of this sale. Not
often you buy such goods at about 5oc. on the
dollar.
The Camers-Hair Cashmere, 80 inches wide, at
3Sc.;
The Crepe Cloth, 4e inches wide Priesiloy's), at
79c.-never under sl.2J;
Tho Brooklyn Sl.2j Etamlne at &C.;
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NOR RENT.

NOR RENT. GS
TUREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE No. 1887
Main street. near First-the residence oil the
late Mr.. Novlan: ten rooms. Low rent
NEAT BRICK COTTAGE, largo lot, Floyd
street near Beech six rooms
BRICK COTTAGE, 5l6 west Marshall street;
four rooms; Lice lot
For other property call for Vow Kent List.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO.,
NH at lli3 Main Street.
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REAL EsrATE Al Private sALE.
NOR SALE, DWELLINGS. "a

LNOh oAII4, NV Isi4IlNNiD. M
s9.J0O will purrhaAe NEW FRAME DWELLING
No. ;plS south LauTol street
$40 will purchase BRICK DWELLING No l0i
south Cherry street
$500 will purchase TWO FRAME STORES on
west Broad street near Madison.
$1,000 will purchase a SPLENDID PARK
Avenue DWELLING.
fi,O1 will purchas a NICE FRAME DWELL
ING on west Narshall street.
1900 will purchase DWELLING No. 9l south
Pine street -
iaOOO will purchase BRICK DWELLING on
Canal street near tifth.
1850 viii purchase BRICK STORE ASD
DWELLING on Brook avenue
800 will purchase STORE AND DWELLING
on Bread stree xnoar Monroe.
5000 V1ll purchase a BRICK STORE. with
DIV ELLING above, south Laurel street, next 10
eneiue-hou-c.
ss.OOO will purchase THREE NEW BRICK
DWLI LIN GS on north 3 ifth street
s25GJ will purchase TWO NEW BRICK
DN ELLINGS on Cherry street near Grove ave-
nue.
$4,000 will purchase SEVEN NEW DWELL
ISGS Ou vest Cary street.
Now IL tho time 90 purchase. We take plca-
sure in shoYitg all properly under our charge.
CHEWslNG x E1SE. Agents,
nh 4-eod3t 70. north Tenth street
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spEcIAL sALE oE wAsH.GooDs.


An elegant lino OF special designs In Shiriings
at &C. per yard;
We offer great bargain IN - Percales In shirt
iug. novel stylc-fOr boys waists aud dress
styles-these goods Will soil on sight quick,
aid the price is ouy lOc.-regular prico al
over town IL i2hc.;
We offer q bargain in 3f-inch wide lndgo-blue
PenarC G Shirtincs In remnant pieces al SIC.
per yArd-regular price l63sc.;
We OIc- Dress Ginghan5 a. s., 10, and l24c.
per yard-this seasons styles.
SPECIAL SALE or CORSETS.
Complete lines Of the latest and most improved
Inakes IA made-gO ds. All tho leeding
makeis represented in oar stock. We give
G. oJr, 75c., e., and Sl.2J tho best value
mo. ey csh buy IN great variety OF styles.
Our Frearh- Woven CorsUts-the best at 15c.. -,
and sl25, finish and durability not excelled-
closing cur odd lots az less than half price.
OURNEW DRESS TRIMMINGS
are really benuiiful and selling fast Our styles
arc correct. Gni our prices lover than any
one eise--thGt - whnt makes them go hYeiy.
A very special bargain IN Panels AZ 75c. each
regular price sl.a0.
sc GOODS. also BARGAIN LOTS worthy OF spe-
SIRAUSE BROTHERS, l4J9 Main street
70 and prOmplness. Samples forwarded on ap-
NH l-lt
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S7RATSE BROTHERS
Great M2in-St'60t Bazaar.
1909 MAIN STREET.
1909 MAIN STREET.
spvc,upApcnysIy DRESS GOODS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS IL DRESS GOODS.
Choice Diagonal HalfWool Dress Goods at l2Hc.
well worth 1886;
9g.inch In a Superior Cloth. fancy woven, a.
lenc. a ward aad well worth aJc.;
We offer n complete line OF spring shades IN
AU-Wool Flannel. 81 nchos wide, ~ 3Jc.
ward aud well worth 50c;
We offer a positive bargain In 3S-inch wide All
Wool Checked Spring Suitings at fOc. per
yari-regular price &c;
A.asno.iGl price, t1-inch wide Al-NoJl Clotn,
ia al the now spring shades aud mixtures,
only 5nc. per yard-sOld everywhere elso
at Go. Those goods MAKE an elegant early
spring dress
DOMESTICSl DOMESTlCSl
pamnants yarI-wide Brown Muslin al &c. per
ward worth Shc.;
Yor9.wido Bleached Muslin at Sc. per yard
yarI.wiie scft.nnish Bleached Muslin at7]Ie.
per yard worth lOc.; ,,..- .
Yard. wide Wamsutta Cambria at lskc. per
yard-regulsr price lsf5c.-Quantity limited.
BED-QUILTSi FED-QULTsl
tIorevromb bed quilts at Csc. worth -
Mar-eilios paftoru at Sc. aud Sl-fegular prico
Sli5 and fl.5O
We are opening daily novelties in NEW sPRl
cial attentlon.
p. s.-ordors from the country allied with ca
DlicaiOl.
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POPULAR
GOODS
PRICES.

SATIN BERBERs, lovely new shades, a. i9%c.
yard-worth i6Ac.:
ALL. wOoL II uENRIETrAS 10 the newest color
iugs at 4Os ySrt-real valuo &c.;
BENRIETrAS, nearly all Wool, the most de-
sirahle shades, at 2Se.--xerih fully 3Sc. a
yard:
SCOTCH BEIGTs IN Plalu, Plsids. and stripes
at i2bc.-the usual price iG'c ysri
Remnant. Of Solid-COlored I'm. orted SATISES,
usual s'c. quality, go now a. SIC. yard;
Yard-wide FIGURED SATINES. sold elsewhere
at1..c. a yard-wo sell them atShc. yard;
CREAM-COLoRED IMPORTED PlQUES in
Remnants worth e0c.-to close only Dc. a
yard:
sURAH SILK, In all colorS, worth s5c.-noE SOC.
yard;
MORE SILKS, IN all colors, worth sl-now zoe.
ayard
CHECKED MUSLIN worth eHc.--our price 4'.c.
ayard;
Good GINGHAMs, = variety OF styles only Sc a
yard;
Our BOSS SHIRT. reinforced back and 'front.' at
50,.-is worth 'jc.;
ASK to SEQ our Fancy NOME TOWELS at ilc-
10 IA a bargain;
1QE O-iutn NfAt 0ENhsH o. W ~ fN'N wv
selling fast for they are worth i2Hc.:
Our Fancy ard solid-ColOred Fun Regular
Maize LADIES' HOSE are big iob, I7c.
pair--wor,h 3ic.:
Wa continue 10 sell
Our 7Jc. TAPESTRY RUGS at itc.;
our 0TAPEsTRY RUGS at 3d.:
Our - TAPESTRY RUGS al &i25.
our $50 SMYRNA RUGS at $50,
our 1925 SMYRNA RUGS att27j;
Our $3.50 SMYRNA RUGS atSi:
FRUIT or TIE LOOst COTTON, sHc yard !;
NEW YORK MILLS SHEErING. 25c. yard;
Ask 70 see our Biz Cake OF g.. SOAP;
Our LADIES' CUFFS. pure Linen, at &c. palr
are very popular;
We sell all shapes Of GENTLEMEN'S FOUR
PLY LINEN COLLARS az i0c. apiece.
New goods daily arriving, and for this reason
it will pay you to visit us ovcry day.
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CHECK MUSLINS.
Our stock OF these goods comprises all grades.
case Check Muslin, BE-;
1 case Check Muslin, &C;
] case Check N1insOok. sc;
/ ccso Check NainsOok- bookfold, sheer, and
beautiful large plaid-l0t.;
l case exceedingly Fire Goods, lie;
l case Undrossed Dimity, l5c.
SHIRTS.
This department. We take pleasure In an
nouncng, NO make a special feature for the
coming woek.
100 dozen Pleated- Bosom Shlrts-rcluforced, fell
ed seams, AMI excellent cOtton-nll sizes,
43c. Never known TO sc sold Tor less thsn 90c.
100 dozen shield trOlts-roniorcof, ieIcd seams,
patent gusset, Dayol cOtfon-all sizos. Soc;
100 Dozen 2lO) Linen Bosom rts-reiniorced,
linen bluds, folled seams, Womsutta cot
tOn-75c:
100 dozen Percalo shlris-Collars and Cuffs 10
match--0c. laundored;
100 dozen French Porcale Shirts-new and nea:
dcsigns-Collars and Cuffs 70 match, 15c.
Celluloid Collars and CUFFS in new styles
MATTISGs.
Just arrived, 100 pieces Fancy Mating, l2No;
% pieces Fancy Mating iG 5c.
80 pieces Fancy Mating. lSc.:
lot Seamless Mating. &c;
I lot Seamless Mating uancy), S0c.:
lot Seamless Mating, extra heavy and nnlso,
Ace.
We carry tho largest assortment Of any retail
house south OF New York. All trunks sOld at
factory priccs--iaather Saratoga huish),
Zinc, stanOloum, Paper, ,Gontlemen'sIrunks.
BABY-CARRAGES.
Dahy-Carrlaces from the best-known manu-
factory In this country. We desire to cal special
attention 10 our Patent Hub Fastening, n Ercat
convonionco in removing tho wheel for oiling
whom IN u~e, AZ no tools are required. You have
only to push tho wheel on tho carriage, when it
automatically fastens itseM steel wheels ON oil
carriages II desired without extra charge. Oar
prices are manufacturers prices.
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JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
2l3 EAST BROAD STREET.
SPRING GOODSI SPRING GOODSI
Drooo rooJay Drooo HooIcf Droee GOO1S

DREseGooDs latest vCons9
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The o0c. Dordored Yelling for 50c.;
The Checked Mourning Clotn at 6oc., and aties't
ten or fifteen .ther styles;
You must see the 81 French Trlcotlns; we sell It
at &c.
An Of these goods arc The usual 20 10 42 inches
wide, and quality strictly tho very best
Have ycu ever seen tl.95 Faille Franchise sell
at s5c. before-all ELK and quality where thore
Is never any deviation in the prcs7
The o5c. Drspcry China SILKS have been an
Other astonishing evidence Of how cheap ne
place goods before you--47c. is orr price. No
space t. speak Of the many thousand pieces Of
silks We see around U.s. You can dress in silk
material az from 30 10 7jc a yard That would be
nearly double If It came from any other house
we know Of. You have an assurance with rs, 700,
that what you buy Is good.
The o. yard Ruchinss-ihe 4, ., 6, ., l@H, 10,
and 29c. ones-where Is thore a pleco among
them that the BROOKLYN house did not Intend TO
sell for double our pricef
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on exhibition.
MOURNING GOODS.
3I-inch Black Serces, SIC. (all WoUl) worth Soc;
40-iLch Al-Wool Serges. 40,, worth G0c.:
10 inca fabrIquc Frqncai5e, Csc. worth 90c.;
40-inch Furet Cloth. Gee. worth Slc.:
4i-inch Henrietta Cloth, sl-former price sl.J0.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
3S-inch Trico;, new and desirable spring shades,
Sc;
solnch Furct Cloth, 62Hc.-all shndes;
4O-inch French Scrges, SOC. Ihfso goods compare
with any dollar goods placed on the mnrAoL
t0-inch Henrietta Cloth, 50c.-new shades;
$0-inch Henrietta Cloth, silk warp aud sprins
shades, e0':
5tirch Habit Cloth. fl-1ciual yalue fl6D:
case Wool Mixture. new and cc5irable goods
for comb blnation suits, '2Nc.;
2G.tnch CnchmerC-this seasons stylea-2c.;
ca-e Albauoss-evening stades-sll wool. 25c. !;
All-Wool Check Cloth for spring jackets, Sc
sATINES.
We are now prepared to give the public the
greatest bargain ever offered IN this class OF
goods.
case- French satlnes. aolld colors- navy, Hight
blIc, pink. cream, tan, black, garnet. heho-
troDe. Cohclin blue. and grays-at the OK
trayngaufly low price q SIC. These goods
are klokleus Freres goods, and worth g0c a
yard.
5 cascs Figured French Goods-this seasons i'm
portauon-elsc.
GINGHAMs.
I case handsome Plaid GinGhams SIC:
case tho famous lois dc Nord Glnghams, IN
plaid and stripe, l0'.
case French Gingham for combination suits,
10, 20, and DC;
HANBURGS.
Our stock OF Hamburg Edgings, Au-Overs, Skirt
inga, and Flounclugs arc 30 Immense we
could not DO Justice by quoting prices, as our
prices are go numerous and qualities 50 e1-
tensiye.
LINEN FDGINGS
We received Saturday morning ono case Linen
Tdcing bought by our special buyer Every
piece warranted IL yards an1 not "a draw up
In The washing. Prices ranging itom Sc TO
81 per plc-e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-04

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THE TWO BUILT, HANDSOME, AND
WELL-lOC ATED DWELLING-H0OSEs Nos.
g;0j and .1O7 east Franklin street, adjoining
Marshall Pars hot and cold water aud other
modern cOnvcnicnces
ALSO,
RESIDENCE No. 9jll east Franklin street
ALSO,
RESIDENCE No. sQ3 east Leigh street, con-
tanning eleven roou.A with commodious kitchen
end servants rooms detached; newly repaired
and Ia good order.
ALSO,
THE LARGE AND NVENIENTLY-AR-
RANGED BUILDING situate between Mail and
Franklin on TWenty-nlth street. recently occu-
pied by BleckutUr q CO. a. toNacco-ieclory
Wen suited for that or any manufacturing busi-
mss.
AND POR SALE,
RESIDENCE No. 2s0i east Franklin sireet. be-
sides other desirable untmproyed city and coua-
tr- rCal @ iato. . .r.,,.-,
Apply 20 tNANhblr - bAhNo'
mn Ar T. south Fifteenth street