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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-12-21
FROZEN STURGEON.
How the Fish Is Prepared for Shipment
Across the Continent.

How the Fish Is Prepared for Shipment
Across the Continent.
= The business of shipping sturgeon
from this city to New York is beginning
to assume extensive proportions, and
since the establishment of the cold stor-
age works it can be carried on much
more conveniently than before. The
sturgeon are not shipped head, horns,
tail and all" as some might imagine.
Moored right back of the cold storage
works is the large covered barge Gov
ernor Grover, which is the headquarters
of the sturgeon trade. Boats coming
up the river touch at this barge and
leave the sturgeon gathered at the vari-
Gus points along the rivers, and the
number of these pointed-nosed monsters
left there some days is astonishing.
A force of men are kept busy prepar.
ing the sturgeon for shipment. The fish
are dressed, beheaded, and, as the oper--
ator said, ''skun," and then cut length
wise into huge slices, something like
sides of bacon. These are all cut in
pieces of the same length, and packed
into galvanized iron pans. Only the
good, clean meat" is packed, all in
ferior parts of the fish being rejected.
These pans are then placed in room
in the cold storage where the fish is
frozen as hard as brick, and the blocks
carefully wrapped are then placed in re-
frigerator cars, and reach New York as
fresh as the day they came out of the
river here. The room where the stur-
geon is frozen smells just like an oyster
packing establishment at the East, and
there is none of the disagreeable smell
about a sturgeon or salmon which clings
to Goldfish or other saltwater fish as long
as it is on earth.
One of the employees was accidentally
fastened into one of the rooms few days
since, and was there two hours before
he was discovered, the thick walls and
doors being totally impervious to his
shouts. He had lamp with him, and
as he grew colder and colder he amused
himself with counting his pulse and
noting how it ran down, down. Before
it had run down altogether he was re-
stored to light and life, but it took an
hours work splitting wood in the sun
shine to get the circulation up to normal.
He has no desire to go on cold storage
at present, and will see that he is not.
shut in again.-Portland Oregonian.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-12-21

stricken wife and helpless children, who
had depended upon his toll for their
daily food.
The men were taken off the train at
the next station, and sent back to the
city under strong guard, and were safe
lily locked up in Jail before day break.
There had been a large reward offered
for the apprehension of the loud talking
man, who was wanted on charge of
murder.
In spite of my protests the captors de-
clared that it should be given to me.
The very thought that it was blood
money made the acceptance of it alb
horrent to me.
After good deal of correspondence on
the subject, with their concurrence, l
turned the money over to the wife OF
the dead brakeman, feeling that there
was sort of poetic justice in the deed.
The robbers were sentenced to long
terms in the penitentiary. The MUIR
derer met with his deserts upon the
scaffold.
The fame of my exploit had gone be-
fore me, and when l reached my Cali
fornia friends 1 found myself quite
heroine, though tried to bear my hon
ors meekly.
l have never seen the escaped robber,
and have never been molested. Still,
when the night is unusually dark, or
when I am alone or unprotected in any
lonely spot, seem to see that scowling
face, and those large yellow fangs
.gHawing at the tobacco, and shudder at
'she thought that some day may see
him in reality.-Constance Howard, in
Yankee Blade.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-12-21
HOW GRANDMA DANCED.

Grandma told me all about it;
Told me so couldn't doubt it,
How she danced-my grandma danced
Long ago;
How she held her pretty head,
How her dainty skirt she spread
How she turned her little toes
Smiling little human rose!
Long ago.
Grandma's hair was bright and sunny,
Dimpled cheeks too-ah, how funnyl
Really quite pretty girl,
Long ago.
Bless her! why, she wears cap,
Grandma does, and takes nap
Every single day; and yet
Grandma danced the minuet,
Long ago.
Now she sits there, rocking, rocking,
Always knitting grandpas stocking
Every girl was taught to knit
Long ago.;
Yet her figure is so neat.
And her ways so staid and sweet,
can almost see her now
Bending to her partners bow,
Long ago.
Grandma says our modern jumping,
Hopping, rushing, whirling, humping,
Would have shocked the gentle folk,
Long ago.
Motley moved with stately grace,
Every thing in proper place;
Gliding slowly forward, then
Slowly courtesying back again,
Long ago.
Modern ways are quite alarming,
Grandma says; but boys were charming
Girls and boys, mean, Of course
Long ago.
Bravely modest, grandly shy
What if all of us should try
just to feel like those who met
In their graceful minuet
Long ago.
With the minuet in fashion,
Who fly into a pasSiCal?
All would wear the calm they wore
Long ago.
In time to come, If l perchance
Should tell my grandchild of our dance,
should really like to say:
1--WE did, dear, in some such way,
/. Long ago"
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-12-21
BRUSSELS Steak: Take half a dozer

BRUSSELS Steak: Take half dozen
good sized onions, cut them into thin
rings and soak one hour in sailed water,
drain them and fry quickly in hot fat;
boil a good beefsteak carefully and
pour the onions over it; put on plenty of
butter, dredge with pepper and serve at
once.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-12-21

The Minister-What pleasure to be
good! Are you good, Tommy?
Tommy-No, not very; but I'm going
to turn over new leaf soon as lick that
Thompson kid. Business before pleas
ure = that's my motto. - Munsey's
Weekly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05

This ia 10 certify that we hereby agree aud
bind ourselves 10 return the money on any
positively worth the prices mentioned above
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
Dm4ne the Selling OF Of This Purchase
OUR STORES
Op0n at I A. N. and Close at I ?. N.

Infants Long Muslin Trasses Tucked Yoke
with Hamburg Trimming Al 49r;
Children's Short Cambria Dresses All-Over En-
broidcred Yokes with Hamburg Runie a.
50,:
Iafsnta' Special Wear Robe All-Oyer Enbrci-
derel Yokos With Hamburg Runio al SSc.;
Chidien's French Camoric Dresses, with swiss
Embroidered skirt and Body, handsomely
trimmed-we sell for sL3} retail price was
$3.50:
Infants Cashmere Robes IN Cream, Tan. and
CIa7--a large lot came with the purchase
prices from $50 90 $40;
Infants Cashmere snort Cioaks in all shadcs-
oycr 10 dozen included in the purchase
trees from $l.75 20 $3.50 each:
Chndren's striped French Flannel short Cloaks
tS2.25;
Hanis)mely Trimmed Tricot Cloth CloaKs IN al
coors Al 81 nul $40.
The Ladies' Wear Department Is all on the
same floor Tho bargains here are numerous
We notice particularly:
Ladies' summer Skirts made Of Wash Popln at
3lc. each:
Pretty stripe skirts with deep runies at ,oc.;
Tho Now Uirectore Bu-tics at 2l'. can;
The Japanese Pad-tIe ideal 3 nal bustle-AI
The Patont Folding Wire Bustle at &C.;
lO8 dozen Fine Muslin underwear came with
the purchase, tpcso including SHIRTS, Gowns.
aud Drawors Ihc-e are each trimmed lam
burg Trimmed. Plain Tucked, made Of the
Frui'-Of-t The Loom M1siiGs. We have placed al
on one Table marked G9c clolce. None Of them
are worth less thau fl
Remnant Of g 10 g7 yards of 81 and $l.25 Brus-
sells Carpets for soc. yard;
Remnants Of > 90 10 yard Mattings at Slmost one
lau regular prices;
Felt Table Scarfs. embroidered and with rib
non work. ar 81 2j-reguar price 81;
Folt FaDy-t arriage Afehans at ssc.-regular
price iI25 and sls5, former price. 81:
SIX Plush Table Covers with tapestry borders g.
7Jc. -. and SLej-forinor gr!co 81. $l.25, and
si.G.
Felt LAM reQuins with tapestry borders at %Oc.
yard in a colors
Plush IaInbrcquins In all co.ors with tapestry
borders at 2Jc. yard;
222e>zkeH3- E'Z$ cS[S2zoo&
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The one-dollar Corded sergss for 75c
Tho seyenty-rye-csnt Figured ArmureS for Soc.
The oue-dollsr-snd-forty-D Dlne-cent silk Warp
Henrietta for 81:
The seventy-four-ceut Albatross for Soc.
New sids-Band Dress Patterns, si2.J0 for ten
yards;
Ready Made Nun's-veilng Wells. sio each.
Tho most desirable goods como in tho larges,
quantities For instance the
LACES
occupied over seven cases. Such an assortment
it has never been your good fortune TO see.
We can sell a Fuu-Length Guipure Lsce Skirt
ing for 75c. yard;
Full-Length Black Guipure SILK Lace skir'ings
at99c.. sLlO. sL95. i1.75, up to $3.50 a yard
pretty silkier-looking designs than ever be-
fore at all tho prices;
The Chantilly Black SILK Lace skirtlngs almost
outdo the other kinds-diderent patterns at
fLle, $3.50, sl.75. and $3.50 yard
Fish Net. guaranteed pure six. AZ l,25 yard
Ton pices Al-sik Black Drapery Net atflsj
and $3.50 a yard that you cannot match un-
dor 80 and 75c. moro on each yard:
Even the new style Hemstetrhed and kmbroi-
dered swiss FlOunC.ngs come with the pur-
chase-full lengths II 10. a ysrd with three
tucks al 81. with five tucks a. Sl.i5 yard
Full Skirt-Length Swiss Embroidered rlounclnss
at 35c. a yard, such As usually sell for 5Oc.
TorchOn Lace-, m machine-made, twelye-yAru
pieces, for 3, 5. 5. -, IS. and lsc. piece;
Evon tho men have say during this greai
$4,000 purchase sale. for thero are lots OF mems
wear among the il9 cases. We are selling OIL
/ 80 dozen Csntlemen's Suspeuders at l0c. a pair
/ Colored- Borierod and White Hemstitcned Hand
/ kerchiefs for l0c.
/ Pure Linen Gentlemens 25c. Hemstlched HAND
kerchieis for lac.
| Pure Linen Hemsutched Initial Embroidered al
/ 95c.:
| Striped outing Flannel shirts AZ 3ec; nne'
quality, with pockets, Ia French patterns, a
SOC, real Fronch Flannel st 81, silk STRIPED
atfl:
Linen Bosom Shirts, all sizes, az pc.
| Pearl Shirts, 6 for s.:
| Fine 2l00- Linen Pleatsd- Bosom Shirts At 4Sc
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Pure Linen Huckaback Towels n19O inches OF
lie;
Puro Linen Blenched Towels 2sxso with tied
fringe at l9c
The largest Hucksback Towel you ever saw,
pure linen. 4sx23 inches. 29c. six for $50;
Thlrty-hvo and forty.cont Towels, slightly soiled,
at -. apiece;
Large sizo striped Bath Towels at lie. former
price l7c.:
Best Bath Towels 5O19i inches at 25c; retail
price was ilc;
Fancy Colored Turkish Towels for tides AZ l7c.; {;
Russian Tides, all bright colors 5s inches long,
S9c.:
Stamped splashors a; nc. with large fgursd de-
signs:
stamped Morno splashcrs At &C;
Stamped splashers with open work at &c;
snmped Monte Tray-Cogcrs with dsmask
border at 29c.
stamped Tray-Covers extra size drawn-'hreed
tod fringe 4lc. Buffet Cloths stamped-ued
Fringe, pc.
Tro-Yarl-loug open Work stamped Scarfs. 5Oc :;
Raad Worked Scarfs at So. COlorod DamasS
Scarfng by tho yard %. satin DamsiK by
the yard for Buffet and Table searis Csc.
yard. ,,
Pure Linen Table Dama'k PC. ysri; Satin
finish Table Damssk So. yard. The hncss
Linen Damask az 81 and Sl.25 a yard with
NapEins 10 match nj g. and s. 81 dozen
60-inch vide Cream Satin Iablo DBmask az JOc.
ward
E-inch Turkey Red DamasS AZ pc. yerd;
Pnra Linen Check Crash at 6t.c. yard
Colored- Bordered Napkins-tne 'jc. quaiiiy-lor
5jc. a dozen:
dozen:
Fancy Plaid Dfess Ginghams-an entire case OF
the lOc kind-for &C. yard;
lO7 pieces Of the l2hc. striped Ginghams ior
SIC. yard ,,,,..
I5inch-Iong handles-at 99c. each
! Cplored Faille Fraucaiss Parasols az $50;
ff.lrring SIX ParasOls. with lj-lnch-loug piscA
carved handles. at il.2j;
| ag-inch Gloria silk Parssols. with lJ-lnch-ons
twisted siIver-crook handles with tasssls' al
sfg9:
| 2s-lnch Gold-Headed Umbrellas Tor 81
eN1o czeL,, %Z1Gors|Z
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: Tapestry 6-i Cover TOR table al si-former price
sL75:
~ Russian Table Covers. 49c.;
/ All-snk Black Faille at 79,. a yard:
All-silk surah. the best quality IN fifty different
shades, at 75c a yard;
Solid Color China Silks at 4ic. a yard;
All the solid Colors Of Surahs ,all silk, 49c. a
yard;
30 patterns o. Large and Small Figured, Striped,
B., China Silks. 49s.-the biggest bargain
yet:
/ IS patterns q Fine French Printed China silks
3 at 9jc., II. and il.lO yard;
Fancy striped surah Silks at &c. s5c.. &, and
II9-bcauuful designs for Trimming;
/ The one-dolar brand Of French Coutile Corsots.
in sizes 26, 27. 2s, %. and 30. at SOC. only;
80 bone French Woven Corseis, in sizes q, %,
-. and 70. at only SOC.
The One-dOllar English Nattoen 'orsets IN biacK
and White. ali siZes for j5c.
Meyers Leader. a Frcnch Coutile Corset, made
exactly ike the X. & g., for 09c.;
4 mxoi lot ot 81 dozen Corset Jesas and woven
your choice for .lc., worth from ~ to lJc:
Misios' Jeans Corsets, the sxty-ceni kind Tor
4ic ~.
Front French Woven Corset for 1jc.
Even Baby Caps come under this ban Of prices.
Lace and Shrred Rufle Baby Caps, lOc. each;
All-Oyer Embroidery Caps. l9c. each
6 patterns All-Ovor Embroidery Fine Corded ana
Fine Shrred Caps az SOC.
! Imported Caps, maryels OF beauty, at 81 each.
The additions 70 our assortment OF
DRESS GOODS
caused by the many cases included in this pur-
chase pats US in way TO brag great deal
9eipch All-Wool Debeigc brown, blue, and gray
mixed. a. 2jc. ayard:
40-iuch-wide All-Wool Silk-F Finish Henrieitas in
ten new shades-it Is the 7Jc quality but wo
are enabled 10 sell for SOC. yard
I Soft French Serges in all the spring shades. In
Guiding old rose. ~ inches wide, just 5Oc
yard
The beautiful silk-F.nish Henriettas being the
/ finest amos' wool with the glossy nnish OF
satin, 75c. yard
over - pieces Of Plaid and Striped Cloths and
Cashmeres TO be sold for Soc.
S2Ee1xeHS- or 6SG}to0M
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During the Selling Of Of This Purchase
OUR STORES
Op0n at I A. N. and Close at [ P. N.

The beet Now York Mills Muslin Linen Bosom
shirts az Joc:
wamsut,a Cotton Linen Bosom Shirts At Soc.
i0c Socks for &c. pair;
ijc. Fancy-Strlped Socks for S. pair;
25c. fun regular-made Solid-Coior Socks At i+c.
apar;
doc imported Fancy socka for 25c = pair
4-ply An-Lincn Collars. any shape, standing or
turn-down, &C. each:
4-ply Linen Cuns Al l0c pair.
There are many and many palr OF lsiies'
Hose from this purchase Think Of it
Fast Black Bslhriggan and Solid-Color Tnn AMI
Brown aud Pin-suipe Hose, all seamless. for
axe - pair;
T Oxford Gray-Mived Hose at ieHc.;
5oc. Gray and Tan striped Fine Cotton FOR 5ac. a
pair:
Misses Fast Black Hose. guaranteed not 70
! stain, at PC. pair;
| Fun regular made Ribbed Hose ai i3o-coes
25c.:
/ Ribbed Hose for children a. and Ne.
For 75c pair 8-yard long Lace Curtains sal
loped aud bound Gil around-beautiiul pat
terns-worth fl25;
At $50 pair se-ysrd long Cream Lao Cur
t.ins-iargc. nne patterns. bound aud sal-
l0ped worth t250.
/ At s2lO a phf DN-YAtn i"uk' oh'o -"
Curtains IN cream, Sith deep single bof1ei,
worth o.;
A large iO.t Marsoiues Pattern Crochet Quit al
6ic.-retau price was 81
The usual one dollar aud bali white Crocnet
Quilt for 9Sc:
An imported Marseilles quilt atfi4i usual price
$50;
Pillov-sham-, braided In red ami white, 80.
apAir.
Pillow and Bolster-Shams all braided, So. esch
Cambr.c runie-nnished pillos-shAws, d.. q
pair worth 81
Ladies SWi-s-rtbbcd cream. low neck and sleeve
less Underyests, for 25c., worth &c apiece
Ladies' sviss-rioted blue. low neck aud sleeve
loss Uudervests. = for s5c., worth p. spiece
Ladies' Lisle-thrsai. lOy-neck and slee'elssi
ribbed Vests, 4sc worth i5c.
Ladies' pure siik-rbbed sicoveiess Underres'a
75c. worth 81.
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Gold Handle walking Cane SIX
Giorie--iik Parasols. $l.D;
Crooked Gold-Handle Walk.ng-Cane
sizo English six, S2i5;
One yard-and-a-quarter long Para
col, crooked oXi1ized handle, e1
ira quality, 81 -
All shapes in handles Of Oxidize'
Parasois. Gloria silk, 20 inche
long. 90;
LADIES' Long-Handle Mourning Para
sols, satin face, sl.39
Colored satin Psrssols, long handles
Sl.39;
Egyptian Mould-Handio silk Para
sols, 80;
Gold Knob Handle SIX Umbrellas
sl.39
Genllemen's OIidlzed Buck-hori
Handle silk Umbrellas. %;
Gentlemen's OXidiZcd Bucs- horl
Handle silk Umbrellas. 3s.2J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05

Thsre Wa over three cases of Jerseys in the
purrhase. including p different styles i1 all
slzos from SO 70 fi inches md, OF course we can
scu a. prices never before heard OF In Rich
mond. They arc 81 imported French Cashmere
Jerseys ial,r-rnad- and sewed with silk. None
nuer 90 ha had anywhere.
Jerscv so. ~ hss plcsted yoke and hsnpleaisd
sleeves. with suG cufs-Ve sci. for 81, retail
prco wasSs:
Jersoy NO sfl has hoavy rrh,d yoke back and
'front.' hips heavily Draided-wo sell for g.
retail price was s.;
jersey No 40 has braided military front. tripls-
t-a'ded bouni-we soil for 1870, retail price
was Si5l;
.orsey No. sGi has loop braid front, sleeves. and
co'lar-No sell for $50, retail price was
1885,
Scrsey NO. 10 has "a very nost stylish half
pleatod and hslf-brai1ed front-we ssu for
s25l rsis price Wa s. o..
Jersey 40 3Cs las thc new smoked yoke, pleat-
O. front with belt, sizo 50 only 40 mis-we
tell Tor 81
Jersey No. Cl. Is a high novelty box-plea,ed.
loose-ntung front win beit-we sell for $50.
Ietsl price was ii.i5.
der0ey 80 " 4. O fiuo military hrai1od-we eell
ior 81. ~. retail price was $50,
ierSey 40 % is plai.-b0uni all around, has vest
front-Se sell for i2a0, re'sil price was s327 ;
jersey no. I'm LHf N.ilt~-r lllfrl NetA TT itu-Nc
sell for s.. retail price Wa s(.69;
Tan sDd Slafe-C olOrod IaiiOr-liade Jerseys 70
soil for 3-fg;
All colIrs Of Clildren's Blouse Jerseys We sell
Tor qSr
Plain Cream C0lored Jcrseys for Ladies and
Misses We sel for 39'. each:
Misses Fine Imported Braided Blouse Jerseys
a. s. 70.
AnAn,Woo imported Talor-Nadc Blacl, Jersey
wi,h rundown and extra cuffs We can sell
f1rf!.
On The second no0r with thcsc Jer0cys viii be
ho found tls Chtldrcna Dresses ana Cioaks.
Tie merchant from whom We made THE pm
chase mu-t have carried all oxcelieut assort-
ruen-. Judging rom wet W ran now sell you.
Infants Long WAie Namir.c Hamburg
Trimmed Dresses A. 2'c.;
Chillreu's White Cambrc short Dresses with
white OF co4orcl lace trimming f)r 25c.;
0211 1ssoo,L nh R[2kDcyn<
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LEVY & DAVIS S,
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.
mnuss-runsIsufNex. sc.

NEW MATTINGSJUST RECEIVED.
~ oilCloth, Carpets. Rugs, Mails, &c.; Lscs
Curtains. Cornice and Poles, hollands OF all
colors. Large lot OF shades a. SOC. each. Paper
teaded 10 A. JKSNfN0S
my 2im l0l Aakn oreel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05

All Wool SG-inch Henrietta In Gray, Slate, Ne
dunn. Navy. and Geudarme-Biue, 3fhc:
BLACK Sicilian Cloth, 40 inches wide, ,5c. worth g;
2Ox2O-inch beautiful white tringed DaInask Nap
kins at IKE. worth 2Oc..
l5xi-inch colored Dgnask All-Linen Napkins at
&C.:
i2xl2 inch colored Fringed Damask Napkins Sc:
5l-inch All-Wool Check Dress Goods at 49,.
worth Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05

LOWEST PRICES-AND u
ASON OF THE YEAR, WHEN MAT
\ SHOPPING FOR MATING
IF II HAS NOT THIS SCENT II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05

Lace Pillow-Shams, &c. a pair
h aides Beaded Wraps, short, S2.D;
Ladies Long-Front Beaded Wraps,
A.3e;
Ladies Linen CoilarA all sizes. O..
Ladies Pure Linen Fsncy-borderod
uandksrchiefs, &c. 1;
IOne- yarc-and-four-inch Pure Linen
Towels, &c. ;
x NOTED Fringe Towels, puro linen.
25c.
\ good strong Corset al 25c- (:
Silk Worked COrsets at Ac.
Extra Long Wasted Corses, silk
stitching, SOC. D.;
Ian nice colors in Satteen Corsets,
59c.:
IAN Extra Long Wasted Corset,
French woven. AZ 75c.
Nursing Corsets, strong, soc. (;
Nv. u b. Corset Honown, 81.
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COUPON PAss-BooK.

Tpe RICHMOND UNION PAUKNoRR-RAiL-
TICKET 70 enable regular paFoas 70 ride 70 and
from their pla,es of busiaess - lov raeA -
circulars ~ carn iar Information
my s-ts A. Plxxl&s ~, ooeEooarR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05

F-t Bed- 9u,'t Pieces. 2 packages for 25c;
P1frt-r, Linen 80 inches wide, closing ont al
impI - Epr,ish Pins a. 4c. = paper;
An1,rrf Ioiof thuso Pillow ~hsms, stamped 10 Do
eufroile r-1. a. &c per par;
Door Ssa. sII sizes. ali prices sec our req Dor
I-f.o n~svy Brush hat Al iSc.
Lovely Ctohos at 5, 6. :. 3, 10, ~. and lsc, and
lrVafds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05

A thousand pair Llsle-Thresd Gloyes-Gray sni
Tau--lOr. a pair;
Tafeta snk-gmbrodered Back Gloves-new
spring shades-l7c. a pair;
Pure SILK Gloves-blacks and colOrs-at ESQ
pair;
Tho new Patent-1ip Gloyes-varranted not to
wear out at the rngers-55c. a pair.
The ushorlng in OF the Fan season IL made
with tive cases Of Fans from this great purchase.
Fans at lc.;
Large-Figured An-Over Fans-full-size. oeauti-
ful de-lcn'-Sr. and ioc-
sold-Colored Satin Fans, polished handles, ijc.
each
Chrome Satin Fans st PC. esch;
Nore Satin Fans. hand painted. at 5oc;
80 styles Fans At Soc;
Chrome Linen Fans AZ lgr.;
Silk-Gauze Fans at 50c;
No. u Fancy Millinery Ribbon at l0c.;
Tho shifting Em0roidered-Linen Handkerchief
for ST.;
&c. sheer-Lluen Cambria Embroidered French
Hanlkcrchiefs at 5c.:
Fine lIemstitched Colorod and Mourning Hand
Quite a nice Colored- Bordered Bemmed Hand
Perfer, - rabIe Ou-Cloth at tisc yard;
Pure Iiuen striped Buggy Robes at 4ac.
Ladies Check Lined Rubber Gossamers. perfect
at r5c. worth $50;
Tight-ntt Electric GOssemers, very stylish
AMI pretty garment. AT 32:
Tho now Gossaner Kate GroenaWay AT t@9O;
Gentlemen's heal irish BalbrigSan Silk-Bound
shirts a. "ic.
Geutlemen's Pin-Stripe Red and Blue Baibrig-
gan Vests al 3bc worth 13c.
Gentiemen's Summer-NerinO shirts and Draw
ers at 4lc. each.
'Tis indeed a difficult job for an advertiser to
describe the qualities OF Black Dress Goods, but
ali the Black Dress Goods included in this pur-
/ chase were msrsod with the retailers price.
/ Hence we give below what We will sell the dii-
! ferent priced qualities for-thus:
The n'ty-cent 3s-inches vide All-WOOl Blach
Cashmere fvr 51Ac.
/ The sixty-nye-c.nt 40inche5 Wide All-Woo
Black Henrietta for SOC.
The best quality Suk-finish Black Henrietta fo
Sc:
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05

EalHa Cordsy Ia all shades reduced 10 5gc.;
Very pretty dErt Challies,
hffifu.. linen Lace Mats az &c.
Rssunfll 9x9 Antique Lmou Lace Tides al
-plencld s5-iuca Bleached Cotton at &C..
A .szes ip Button Mould al ., 3. 4. and DC. a
dozsn. gcoor1ing 70 size:
Another lot Of Black and White Checked ShaHls,
~ yGrds, at 50c.;