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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-05

sHILOH'S yITALIZER is what you
need for Constipation, LOSS of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 70 cents per bottle. Sold by
r. M. Ward, druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-05
LOOK HE;R,E !!
90 -


Now is the time to Invest in Yankton
as property will advance rapidly in the near
future. We have large list of City Lots
and acre property very cheap if taken soon;
also Residence in all parts Of the city,
prices from $3.50 to $4,000 We have
very fine farm about one mile from CITY
limits, good improvements, will be sold cheap
il taken in the next few days.
Farms in all parts of County from
$1,000 to $4,000 per acre.
FOGERTY &CARR'S
Real Estate Headquarters.
NO. @22, West Third Street. Yankton, Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-05

WILL you SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Compaint2 Shiloh's VitIaizer
is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by r..
M. Ward, druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-05

SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure Is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
Consumption. Sold by r. M. Ward drug
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-05
-rc.1sa j teGt:,

NLAnH. syeclaSations and general sapasint
ssndazcs upak 81 resozAhis priem '
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Il was reported ffssly that two promi-
nent citizens of this city. Mr. Gus Botto
aud Mr.. Henry Scout. held tso-tenths oi
ticket 65 549 which dres the third capital
prize of 81, coo ia the drawing of the Loui-
sianz State Lottery Co. on the sth inst,
giving each Of them the nice sum of 81 0oC
tor one dollar invested. Such reports are
fFequently circulated after drawing, when
there - no foundation for them. therefore
IN order 20 be able 10 satisfy the public Ia
regard 50 this particular report, . reporter
Was dispatched 10 interview Messrs- Botto
and stout on the subject He found the re-
port correct; they had drawn ~ stated, and
the draft for the amount their tickets called
for, made through the City National Bank,
was promptly honored. thus adding q
thousand apiece TO their assets, although
they need il not. for both of the gentlemen
are in very com forta bic circumstances the
owners of yalusbls real estate in the city
and enjoying large incomes from their re-
spectiye buslness occupations. Mr.. Botto
is proprietor Of the Opera restaurant and
saloon. one OF the largest and most popu-
lar houses in its line of trade an the city,
and Mr.. Stout is contractor and builder
and practical stone aud brick mason, who
is seldom without several large contracts on
his hands. Although the prizes might
have dropped into more needy hands, they
could not have fallen To those more worthy
OF Fortunes iavors.-C Cayso, hl.. Arg4s, Nag
2l
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

wrs.JI Bzyliss IS visisisg friends IN
Fart wayne.
NJ B. White. Of Chicago, IS The guest
~ NJ john " Feirce.
Ms susie Blosteeft srenf several days IN
Chicago daring sAs past week.
wrs. r r. T. Pesrce = n HiAsaaie. the
ssiesf CT Ssnstor Soon And f.miy.
General Pierce. Major Long as3 r A
Mavna-s haze rstarne1 fr5n Chiesxo
Mrs c van C'evs Gsnsan hss ressr1ed
frnus a vfsii - her ed honss n Detroit
ui-s 8srra~s aifisr kss returned from
a. sxtenasa sasis wita frsnds IN ksasas.
w;.s Ahhfa CheiHs. ~ Tbs Israusxsck
~ srena tae Samnsr st AeriGen. y. So
M. 6 ". Trshsaz sna kssaisy srs oeca-
vxsrs fhsir nsw sasiaae - 0ttsss Beach.
Ms Eruilv Mahl lsff rpsfer'iav - spen.i
- rpsa 4ilTsisr 81 t1e 8eates teYrl sf otAwa
Feech
rorse rs~s~a Wsxtsc. - ssss* rst~ x-s.fr.
500 ~ - R.rszsf gstleze Sc ksisnsteo
49, Seea
Nr ~aa NJ. - fsrsss Pssres ssa fssnilv
i~sre 81 Thar~ssT nsxt SIC tbsir n~~ socss
ia tsnfsisnr. az.
M etr~ s~~ss~~v h.s rs~-s->s issfe-
fraua ~ Eesssr~ Tesspis Ths ss13ss ccups .
~sra Al PITTS s&T.
A(hsft Hsss 80 -<snrasH f~szn "a Hsi@
VARSITY f7r n. Saaasr rsr.fian Hs -.
-. 40 as.su- ~ sso f~saEs>1 fns~ =
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Ca raestisv md rhnrssisy afternoons
frurs 70 g rlork. NJ George 6. Briggs
.na Ms. Iohn w. Feiree gave rscsysiona 70
sesass ,hrse hundred euesis They we're
..sistsa ~ Nr4 c r wAi,e 81 thicsen.
-. Erssces Peircr sSeissei n tae secena
rsrlor. fe fse iiairg r,om NJ. Letivana
fsirc- served tne aces trun enc End ~ rfe
fse4 snd Mrs.. A &. r8F7ey served Sfrs~
herrs~z fro,n tne after They s@rs s>sisl=si
~ Nrs Esnnie Esr.e aBd Airs. Reaais
S1a. A srsfiet carpet covered the wax
ff.s,.f fee 3orf-~ar 60 tite Eare ard u vs.
rp,f haiF s8v ae~r - eita~r ste WIN
usen fceIst uaiuss. ftl,us RI - tae pzr
sd sn6 frsuf - dinirg r4cc1
si,.lavs er1uts 90 ssatriT rsiirs
~ efe.s ne ere. faey also siaraea tt-
iewer end s2rsr haI's ssd sae staircase.
'rtsf.ft~tls.r ~.I,ss N4s - sscaltv f'sf wifh
faist- 49, sass-- s4rs res~s - nfsfssisa.
tas tseie VS. a.eoosfet wisa cr@pe IA
cssue ses4f "a uaia bile. whlts -uses snd
..,,i.it ia eaf zfss. tces efea11s snd
aszes were serret tae gfesfs- Nfrnx fhs
.t..rrs ~ lia~ fecertan frifessef Ls~so8
sfrinasf sr-hrssrs. 1eitsn - - htrsrV.
.ss.cenrFe1 Sweet mle.c. fearlF a. ths
ssesss wer> rssrmfna.7 ooos xo~e> ard .
ssr~issfssrs ~ aevef@ ~ Wnf< cf
a,czxs ~s-p a nterk So es~e $50 ~Aise
<,sss srs .tss~ensf. ~ 3 y perce
x..r~~ ass~x sce siss ssh ssas
re.srs snd ds.ncusis 4cx srsrxe sorr
49, naak sscn ~site rfses sod
.sl.roa.fs. Nss fsfes .rre ~hits ~steTed
asx. ssns ruas saa ps~s Ma IxrsF
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

M4r<s Aeasisny. Sosre BzDa sheEs shs
las b<sn .sts11lAg sehe>3-
Hss Hsffis f2z Ases. oos of foslss nse
sS1xsrs- siil aFflss u bhe ciry tos.0Fros -
sta1y so@c~ cusfzrs slLA Mae Hail
Ths kiss<s Hskk.s and ki.s Saith vko
cane - fesm ka,znszD1 10 ss.snc the
Tsiapls ocrloasF 1agtlzls, fstozasc tri-
car.
AE. ssifi3 Esserts Do<fsr Of Mrs. J ".
PssFs<. ~iA ssisbfx< asf nl2sly -szxath
blFtha-y july 5. Mrs.. kepsrts = II COED
kssi1h. IN pssssssie1 Ct ail her fscaities.
snd ~iii ando4kLs1iy i've 10 eslsbEzts hss
lsOkh birthdSy. sns las . pair u orlzhi
eyes. of whfch Many . younger woaaah
Haignk Be pEoad = pssssss.
Ma Aiksa. priaespsl ,of the youa<
aides sesosl - st~zpiaxd. lS1a.s = ss<Dd-
Ing lso weeks IA this ely. the guest u
Mrs. Dell Parker. OF Jsfsrsoa-sEe. Yesser-
day aftsrnoon. st the L&cies' Literary Club,
chs read me paper ca Concentration Of
The Mid Among Miss Aiksn's pupils ia
| this city are Mss Latte Uhl, who grsd1-
ats1 there last week and Miss Carrie Par
xer and irsne H4zslllas. who will return
next term
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
l.. 4 q Notes.

The sudden heavy rain early in the after
noon, delayed the opening Of the club, and
a smaller number Of ladies than usual were
present at the closing session for the Sum
msr.
The programme vas provided By the En-
tertainGnens Committee. a Visit 10 Col
orsdo Springs. was The first article. This
was amply illustrated BY pictures and pho
tographs Of the rare and wo0dsriul scenery.
and specimens oi tss rock formation OF The
Garden Of the Gods
The stare was beautifully decorated with
ox-eyed daisies. forming a gracefully sp-
propriats surrounding for the recitation Of
a poem --Phe Daisy Seekers. The club
we're especially favored yesterday aiteruo IN.
Niss E.izabath Aiken. the experienced prin-
cipsI of young ladies boarding school si
Stamford, Coma, who is the guest Of friends
in the clty. read a vsI0able paper upon Mind
Traiuing-a portion ofthis hAs already been
publIshsd ia the March Cs1ti~g. The lead
log thought Of The essay was that the true
sim of leaching should De 10 cultivate the
ability to cocCentrste atte0Eon which
must be accomplished By Systematic
Training
A report Of the BuiIding COMMITTEES. and
the Treasurer gave the following items.
The amount subscribed Was t6.625,
smonat collected, 6.57S. leaving balance
OF So.
Ths amount paid Tor the lot on sheldon
A. wss s. SEQ. Tor building. y 1Jo.ct total,
g. 80 $. including the outiA7 Tor book
c,ses and some i0Esr.or furnishings was
Sl2020s5~
RssolHtions Of sympathy With cur Sister
Mra Sxsels, "a Der Eees0t sorrow were ex'
pressed.
A vote of thanks 20 Mss AIKEN for her
valuable address was paased.
An amusing farce, The Plague c'
lie. or New Experiment IN Domestic
Economy closed TIE en .ersain nent and
the CiuA adjourned unRl september
A ssnet was beautifully given
Kasofatioas q svmpsthv Nth Mrs. Lock
~oe.i arf Mss Wvz6if. II toe recent death
~ their BROTHER were expressed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
cait Chat

A reosat wedding in this city. which was
marked by its artistic arrangement and
enseave novelty. vas designed and super
intended entirely By brother Of toe
bride. As the gentlsmaa Is oatcneiss' inc
question naturally arises, II ne can 90 80
well for his brothef-in-faws bride wnat
would he DO for his own IL Is hopei that
be wiIl speedily illustraLe the snsSer 10 thls
most Interesting question.
Many are The love stories written by the
noyslisls OF the dsy, but on the wayeies
OF Grand Rapids social sea q pples o itte
love story. II 5 said OF certain young
couple ia high lie. whose engagement was
announced IN these column, not long since
that their engagement aas made Dy their
pa snts when the yonng lady vas mere
child. II this be true the days OF romance
and parental matca-lna king are still extsnt
How strange it Is that SO many young
ladies' who are eager 10 aliude 10 their en-
gax-us IA as o delightful tact. hasten to
deny It's existence IS soon as ~ appears In
print. II Is a singular coincldence that the
vonng men deny it TOO. No great alarm
need De eupsriencsd at the denial. however.
as marriage has either come vr IS coming 10
all whose engagements have been announc-
Ell 10 these columns, with one notable sx
caption. In this instance the young woman
and her relatives fastened 10 deny IL with
su ch unusual vehs msnce that the youne
gentleman In the case was snronted and
Quickly annulled the conr Il. she will
knew better next time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
EAcrs

We have one Of the largest and most Sc
lect assortments of fine and medium furni-
ture in the city. which we do not claim,
however, to be disposing of below. or even
al cost. but we do defy competitors TO COM
pare prices and quality OF goods and sell
cheaper than we do.
We are also fortunate enough to secure
the exclusive sale on the Welsh folding bed.
aud Heaps earth closets. Crockett & Hop
kins, IL Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
waddtn<

Mr. Frederick +. walbrdge. formerly Of
the Land Department OF the u. L. x. l..
and Miss Eva Pierce, Of Nashville. Tenn,
will b. united in marriage on Tuesday,
June Is. at the home OF the bride. Mr.
Wslbridxe u travelling for Chicago house
aud after his marriage will bring his wife
IN thfs city 10 reside.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
The Merchant Of Venice.

The Shakesperian Class held pleasant
and instructive meeting on "Wednesday
morsing in The library of the L. l. Club
house. "rhe Merchant of Venice" was
finished Alters SIX month' study, and an
adjournment until September was taken.
The eis-s has passed successful year end
will begin the coming season work VIII
renewed yigor
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

M. s. Smith Il Co.. the jewellers, 163
Woodwsrd-ave.. Detroit, have just issued q
little book, "Vsrsihcstion of Natal Gems
froa the Collection of III. s. Smith & Co."
sent free on receipt of stamp by mail, or
delivered free to visitors calling for copy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
The ladies Of the Univ.r,.,;,t soc;stv =

The lsdies of the Universalist Society will
hold their annual strawberry festival and
lawn fete on the grounds of r. k. Luce,
Esq, corner of Fulton-st. and Jsnsrson-
ave. Wednesday evening, June n. Fine
music and other attractions. Tickets, in
Guiding admission aud refreshments, 25
cents. SHOULD the weather prove stormy
the festival will be held ON Thursday even
ing
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

sors . bes11zlFi gown ~ 1al 80 ~ 11a
. 1iss s4rs3 siLh salzs fesA zHs- -
Grand F<sfees <gs1 s1s ~ alle kfst1 = =
- xens shi1s rases and 3izmo11 efcsr
nas1fz. nlss kszssa s.-xr uss easFminx ~
. IOWA of p4ls- blue ersps IA easls <lkl
shlEs ross=. MS faanls 1afiz 49, s-sAo1i
u 14mmsf IA k1.ts asai4 sH1 pax f1o1s-
xna Eszss s1o zsslsf<1 n snte<tssatn rs
guests sefs hei@etfeEs x1t~nsd siix slth
snfEc rozes: Ms. f~rkiGs 80 <iss assisted
s0ns bizek l4cs wiL1 sxilos foses s1a
.-.xlnossis
Ms. r. r Baker 81 367 xsalzearsss..
zaEe tNo 1elIshtllt oounssr rseeptions ca
Wednesday sa1 Ersas4 al A<r e2afEl4slas :
r<sidxnes Al tas aespssEzDas ssx IA
stAlssss AMI yellow fi8ooas. A lsEsa aufls-
bsf sf <ass<s eaJlsd GA each ocessi0n s<l<i
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Ny prices are as low as the lowest of any
in the city aud work superior. Thiele's
Photo Rooms, 81 CanafAt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
NnrIcE

w. J.. Ray is no more connected with me
in any way. shape or manner.
Paul w. FRIEDRICH, No. II Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
THE MONTH Or ROSES
sovzl Aso ssErrs ~sDo'ses-
nsesPs<sss 0ises During rIls nsss>d SO
.oa s<~ n@sss xi.szssxAit h15ess>t@
z-a sae44%sfssf - s<aays4x
kxtls1ls. Gssf EIsess-

Esfsifasfz41iaz L2s 42S~@ss hs4t and
s<.iisx a.ssea lsrs q tAs p@ss ~seks sessrs-
yssy pleasant scci4l zzIhsnazs hare ossn
hsl4 ~Who sgsF hrard of suen snsaEer-
aElg bot xesEheg 10 Jsnsl" s<asss<sd ons
hosiess dsprse-e.1xlg slsa as~ne.sf syss.
81 esazss there 1ags b-sn seedlings. fer a
sef fane The fsrarsd nonsh lof brides
Fsopis sse bssihn;rg . issss nos for the
SIAN saer resofts. fhs Hotel Ottawa opsns'i
yssasseaF ana The Ariington sili oesa
s<xt cafnrisy. TOURISTS are is4vfng the
eitv - svesr train. And soon ne socissy
rsporsr wsll se ieft alons % muse On shs
changes of this tranator7 hfs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Try me once and you will come again for
your photos at Thiele's Photo Rooms, 81
Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Ga Tkarss4y sssaizx. Ar. q n Us Buy
tes sna as< Dora Esl<. ~srs married st
ths resitsacs Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Ma. RaAsst l. Wells. al ksllesg-st. Mrs..
T. y. oaasch pfeslist 81 tas piano. lee
ceremony vas p~rfosmea ~ ksx Kerr 8.
T1pper. sh0 ased tas fuil Episcopal service.
Ms Nellie Freeman was bridesmaid snd
Ar. +. <. Miller oflelaled a. The groom >
Test man. The bride x4s eAssmtnsig al
tiref In lavender gown trimmed WITH
lavender nbboR snd pearls. s1e wore
roses. aiss Nellie fFesaan sas stlfei IA
White and wore white fcses. iae
esutlemen present carried bandsaas- Tue
& oral decorations were very pretty.
Begsesn tne parior windows sas
a banx OF pottsd plants and palms be-
fors shicA ths bridal group stood The
refresh u were dainty and delicious, The
table oeiax decoratsl Win sallsx and
hosers. Mr.. xad Mrs. De kayter were tue
recipients OK numerous giits-aaons x
them . deed Of lot on fros-
psts.. from the brides mothef-and
ths congratulations and gooa wishes OF .
largs circle OF friends Alter tie refresh
meats had been served the happy coupe
took the III o'clock train for Grand Haven
for A weeks visit Ia Aiiwsnkee and Wau-
keshs. and on their return viii 20 % house
keeping in new residence on Henfy-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Look and be convinced that lead in fine
photographs aud 10. prices a. Thiele's, 62
CanaI-sr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

PREVIOUS DEMONSTRATED THAT COHEN BROS COULD
PRICE
AUCTION
WORTH YOUR BUYING US FOR THIS
III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

Linen dc India at 4c.-6c. a yard would not buy
IL by the case nor would l2Kc. buy the
Linen de India We sell at eKc.; iOc. for the
2Oc quality. They are not to be bought here
after OF these prices.
Russian Linen Towelling-Linen not Cotton-all
hevariohs widths are going TO be sold at iee.
yard-ssc. yard Is the Brooklyn price and
everybody eise's price. Twenty-Five pieces
Irish Linens are among the goods; 6oc. on
the dollar ls our Richardson's make
no better or moro reliable In the world.
The Napkins, Doyiies, and Towels are not to be
overlooked.
Turkey-Red Napkins at zoe. a dozen;
White and Bordered Doylios, all linen, at &c
dozen;
Dinner Napkins at soc. dozen;
White Napkins at 81 that cost a, at $3.50 that
costss:
See the 4oc. Enotted. .Frlnsed Towel for soc.. the
CSC. Towel for isxc;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

Fine and handsome Fringed Table-Cloths--now
is your time to get them at Soc. on the dol
lar-not another chance perhaps in ten
years;
See the 81 Linen scarfs for t0c.:
Turkey-Red Table-Cloth ate5c;
The Ali-Linen Tablc-Linen for 1876, for &c.
sold at 45c.. at 60c sold for 81;
See the Brooklyn &C. Stair. Linen at i21Sc., the
soc- quality at 1896;
The Striped Linen for furniture covering at Sc'
ayard-half price Of course;
See the Linen Crash at Sc yard;
The Brooklyn Colored Terry. elegant thing Tor
wrappers-8ec. Is cur price on it;
Tho Printed Drapery Muslins at ec.-isc. vas the
Brooklyn price
Look over the Dress Gosds-worsted, suk
Fabrics, Wash Goods. anything or every
thins-not half price on two thirds OF mo
goods;
The ti satin Rhadsmas is ooc.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

&c. for Sc. Embroidery;
SC. for iOc. Embroidery;
O. 10, I2, IS. 20. S2c up to the widest Flouncing
width all at one half their cost.
No chance like this ever before.
All our Embroidery at s2Hc.-si.eS was the
Brooklyn price;
Nainsook Herring Bone, ic. yard--Sc. Is the
price generally;
With ell the Laees We deal in the same way;
The Brooklyn prices. Sc. ysrd-our price &C.;
The Brooklyn price. iSc. yard-our price Sc:
The Brooklyn price for chsntiliy ficuneins
sa50--oar price si.75;
Worsted and SILK Mixed Flouneing. s7xc.-the
Brooklyn price was ti.76s yard;
The stock OF Handkerchiefs Is mixed ana va
rlsa and cannot well be described. From the
cbeapest quality 70 the faes, Embroidered all at
orc half the Brooklyn selling price AnAiELinon
csmbric Hemsttched as &c.; 9 dollar Embroid-
sred n tOc That Is the way We sell them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

xas All.snk satin and GtOs-Grain Ribbon at
Sc;
No. 7 Ansnk Gros-Grain Grown Edge Ribbon
stshe:
No. 0 Ar-srh 0ros-orsin Grown Edge Ribbon
sti0o;
No. u AiI-siIk Gros-Grsin Crown Edge Ribbon
ai2He-sll at one half price;
All the Ribbons we received Dot full pieces are
thrown In baskets aud win be sold at DC a
yard for widths up 70 No. Is;
AILsilt Satin snd Gros-Grain Striped Sash RIB
bon. seif-coiored. s7Xe. ysrd-they were
bought 10 be sold a, 75c. ayard;
Ai-snk Moire Sash Ribbons at 43c;
Hundreds Of other Ribbons a, Quo half usual
prices;
aooo pieces OF all Klnds OF Embroidery.
coLORED AND WHITE EMBROIDERY.
We have made u e rule 70 sell ihem ell at one
half the pr!oes they were sold fori
ID for &c. Embfoideryi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

A full 5o-inch Ali-wool Mixture at 4sc.-ths plain
price on II wasti;
Nine cents a yard for Double-width Half-inch
Check Spring suiting;
The stock Of worsied Dress Fabrics comprises
such an infinite variety tina. It's impossible
to enumerate prices here, other mat that We
sell the Brooklyn 81 goods for SIC. the si.25
qualities for sOc, the 50 quality for 81, or
fhereaboats:
900 yards PLAN High-colore Drapery Silks, me
Brooklyn price of which was ssc.-eur price
Is &c.;
The si.50 Faiiie Francaise, CSC.
SILKS. SILKS. SILKS.
We have never seen 50 many. Judge the prices
by looking q, them. Remember we we're at
liberty TO make eur OTn prtcss, and We did it.
SOC. Fancy Mating at ioc.-it viii not be that
price again this summer;
The s275. French Broaacioth. including oil ths
spring shadsa s1.s5;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
NOTIONS.

,,r.ss s,eeis q 60 a set down 70 &c. set;
r,,.. sfesis g 70 a set, with elasticsl down 20 &c.
aset:
,.,nl 6 inch French Horn Dress Bones down TO
g. dozen;
r.~ro- and smsll-sizc ssfety-Pins &C. dozen;
sNo.-B -ButionA I2 dozen for &C.:
"a ~. and l7c, jet Dress Buttons down TO SC. a
card q 2 dozen;
~ E.'r.Ptns, assorted in box, for &C.;
1-vis.hie Hair Pins Sc, box:
Re-, g. s,.ol-Point Hair-Pins down 10 &c. pa
Per;
"a. Be.,Tnglish Pins, 400 to a paper, SC. a pa
per;
o., Casmois PoWder-Bags down TO SC. each;
is.- Hair Brushes down 70 SC. each;
;s-. Barber-Co Combs down to SC. each;
Tgrkey.Red Marking Cotton 10c. dozen;
1910. Ioop-Edge Rick-Rsck down to &c. a bunch
f,- silver and Oxodized Hair-Pins with Rhine
stone settings, down TO l2Hc. each;
~ silver Pins, with solid silver trimmings
and Rhinestone settings, down 10 CSC.
n. i2.. aud 15c. Metal Buttons down TO lOc.
card Of dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
HOSIERY.

N,,sss I2zc. Seamless Hose down to l2Xc. a
pair;
Infants Isl. Socks, white and striped. down TO
lOc. pair;
SIC Brilliant Lisle Hose (MissesD down TO CSC.
apRir:
ladies' 37kc. Fine Striped French Baloriggan
Hose marked down 10 Csc. pair;
ladies' s7kc Fast Black Hose very nne and
brilliant black down 20 25c. pair
enr. Fast Black Hose down 10 l7c. pair;
ia Fast BLACK Hose down 20 12Hc. n pair;
i2tld Heavy Ribbed Hose down 10 iOc pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

75c Tips three In bunch) for SOC. bunch, all
colors
ST. Tips. with Aigrettes, for ST.
The cheapest Ribbons in the city-Oc Ribbons
for 12&c. a yard. 3Oc. Ribbons for 2Oc yard
3Sc Ribbons for &c yard;
Csc Collars and GUNS down TO 10c. set;
lOc. Al-Linen Cape Collars for sc. each;
iOc Percsle Collars (for boys at Sc. eachi
81, 75c., and 5Oc. Lace Caps down to 25c. each.
DRESS GOODS.
oOc. Yard-Wlde Cashmeres down TO i6c.;
Soc Tricots, all shades, for 45c.;
75c. AIl-Wool Black Cashmere. Is inches vide,
down 10 &c. yard;
Soc. Yard Wide Black Cashmere down 70 45c. a
yard;
One lot SOC. An-wool Colored Cashmeres, all
new shades, down 10 SIC. yard;
All shades Of f1.25 All-silk Rhadamss down TO
sec. q yard-a bargain that will be properly
appreciated;
One case Double-Fol Cashmeres atl2Hc;
81. .25 Plaid silk velvets down 10 Soc yard;
We sell dress Innings at lower prices than
any store in the city.
DOc. AIl-Wool French Serges down to 37Hc.
yard;
75c. Al-Silk Surah, 22 inches wide, down to Soc.
yard; colors-whte, cream, cardinal, pink,
light blue. olive, and orange green;
81 AL Wool Black Henrietta, IS inches wide, for
75c.;
CASHMERE SHAWLS.
81 ALL Wool Cashmere shawls for 75c.-cardinal,
pink, blue, and black;
$3.50 Cashmere shawls, all colors, down 81;
BLACK CASHMERE sHAWLS--
The 81 quality for 75c.;
The tl.25 quality for 81;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
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BLACK CASHMERE sHAwLs-
The sl.50 quality for sl.25:
The g. quality for tl.5O;
The $3.50 quality for 50;
The fS.25 quality for 1885,
Tho 81 quality for So;
MISCELLANEOUS.
25c. Double-Fsced Printed Canton Flannel down
TO 12Kc. yard;
s2.7S, 50. f1.5O. and sl.2J All-wool Embroidered
Table-Coyers down 10 81 each;
l2Xc Cretonne down 20 10c. yard;
&c. Check Muslin down TO 4c.;
1Oc Heavy Chevlot down to sXc. yard;
30 pieces SIC. Dress Gnghams down 70 Sc.
yard:
q. 1914 All-Linen Sheeting down to 75c yard !;
SOC. Half Bleached Table Damask down 70 37He.
aysrd;
Simpsons shlrtlngs prints, &c. quality down to
3kc. yard;
2oc. Sheer Plaid Muslns down TO 12Hc. a yard;
$50 Crochet Quilts down 70 sl.l5;
1Oc. Crompton Cloth, 2s inches wide, strong as
Glngham, down to Sc. yard;
sl.2S Raw silk and Plush Table-Covers down TO
81 each:
81 Cassimeres for mons sutings and pantaioons
dust arrived) down TO 75c. yard;
Many other bargains in Cassimeres;
17c., 95c., and 3Oc. Hand-Satchels down to lOc
each;
Large-size Soc Plush and Leather Hand-satchels
down to 25c each;
A great many remnants Of Dress Goods, sat-
teens. Chambres, Callcos, &c, at greatly re-
duced prices;
An-Wool Coat-B Back and Cuf-Sleeve Jerseys at
75c. worth 81;
Boucle Jerseys at half price, SOC.
III east Bread street.