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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-30
New Advertisements.
Wagon Shop for Sale.

'INlGE undersigned will sell his W AGON-
l MAKING SHOP. situate ON corner of
Water and Mechanic streets. FrOStburg Md,
Very Cheap aud ON Easy Terms
March 3O-3t GEORGE kNlERlEN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-30

THIS far the star has been the only Oppo-
sition to Cumberland having the centennial
celebration ON December 25, and notwith-
standing the fact that the hdepc"dcIu and
'""ri'r (two good papers, by the wayO make
exception to our suggestion, naturally, no
should give some one else a chance. HOwev-
er. "this will he settled at the Convention."-
LOnaConng star.
The little luminary does not shine
clearly i'll the paragraph above.
Excepting the Mdependcm nobody in
Cumberland has shown the slightest
partialty for December p as the
county's birthday.
Who or what the star has been oppo-
sing with Il single hand, therefore. is Il
problem wrapped i'll the deep darkness
and acrid darkness of Lonaconing
diction.
But If our contemporary Is shining
by itself. Illuminating the world on
any topic whatever, it should adopt as
its trademark the coat of arms of the
State of Texas.
Then let Texas skirmi>h around for
something celestial that a newspaper,
no matter how ambitious. cannot
break through or steal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-30
NV Business Locals.

WHEN YOU visit Baltimore stop at tn"
'ialtby House where will he found first
las. Recommendations and Ncry low rntc..
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-30

TIM FrOsthurg Journal hits greatly IN
what it is pleased to call the Times reading
the riot act to ITS party managers. Whenever
in our opinion they deserve a repetition of the
dose they will receive it, as fully as they
will he commended when i'll the right just
So fully and So frankly will they he censurcd
when IN the wrong.-Cumbcrland TD"'S
Great Judges, old man, they ''uecd
il all the time" as the gal complained
when her brothcr-in-law lammcd his
wife only nncr Il daN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-30

jury lor Ine Aprll term OF court frluay
OF last week as follows:
Samuel Young, T. A X. Hummelshine,,
David Lewis, Domnick Arnold,
Robert Orr, Theopilus Beall,
Michael Tearney, J. S. johnson,
J. ii. Apple J. W. Fisher,
John KilcOn, Alexander Adams,
ID. w. Beall, William +. Coulehan,
J, G, Flurshutz, Thomas l.. Noonan,
Daniel Stewart, J. w. Goodrich,
Martin Nelson, William johnson,
J. f. Wilhelm, James Hanson,
David Yates, George G. Mckay,
T. b. Rice, Philip Keyes,
J. +. Eichner, James Nichols
W. b, Spill, II. A. Hutson,
Abram Casey, Anton Holzen, jr.,
John Flanagan, Upton d. Brotemarkle,
Alfred Gonder, Frederick Brinkman,
X. J. Dick, Dennis Coveney,
John Rice, w. G. Mellnger,
David Walker, Frederick b. Luttrell,
Frank NJ. Keller, Templcton Gephart,
James }. Ross, Michel Fitzpatrick,
Hanson Ash, Thomas Armstrong
Urorfcfde.-Melvin G.. Garlitz shot
ard killed his wife, Leah Garlitz, in
Cumberland Tuesday evening Jeal-
ousy was the cause. He was arrested
the same night IN Martinsburg, brought
to Cumberland and lodged in Jail.
Persomai.--"M l.. r. Markwood
and little daughter and son." says
the Mt. Crawford correspondent
of the Rockingham (Va.) Register,
"were here here last week as the
guests of Rev. Mr.. Klbler."
Reiigio"s.-The Mt. Crawford cor
respondent of the Rockingham (VaD
Register speaks in high terms of Rev.
l.. X. Markwood's sermon al that
place last Sunday evening.
Married-At the residence of the
brides father, William Wonn, Eek
hart, Md, March "a, 1889, by Rev. J.
X. Pardew, Mr.. Josiah NJ. Porter and
Mrs. Helen NJ. Story
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-30

BIG tn 'ng for Lonaconing
Baggage checks have been introduced on
the line Of the c. & r. railroad. Homecoming
Stdr.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-30

IT wa, neither the fault of Cumberland nor
that of the people therein that it was selected
a. the county seat of Allcgauy county nearly
one hundred years ago. The good Judgment
of the inhabitants of the county decreed that
it should hc. For nearly arcntury the people
have looked upon it aS the centre of govern
meut and therefore. having been Identified
for 80 long Is the seat Of local authority, it is
but Just and proper that the celebration of
the couutvs centennial should be held here.
There are one or two places in the county
that might CO bc entitled to the name of me-
tropDli~. hut even granting that such be the
case, were they of 4 size compared to
which New York would be hamlet by
reason of one hundred years of service as
county seat wOuld be entitled 10 the ceiebra-
ton There may be two MohammcdS in this
neck of the woods but there Is only one
mountain. and it seems to us that in this
case, is the mountain will not 20 to the Mo
hammcds the two Mohammeds will have to
come to the muuutain.-C umhcrland /Ddc-
pe,,i,Ht.
There appears to b" more sarcasm
in the independents remarks than the
provOCation warrants SO far as they
apply to the JOURNAL. however, it
has only to fall back upon its position,
stated two weeks ago:
There are many reasons practical as well as
sentimental, why it should take place in
Cumberland, and these the city should re-
Spect. But any contention which will make
the affair one of mercenary importance to the
county town. outside or inside the convcn-
ton, will meet with stern antagonism.
Now. then, the JOURNAL favUrs
Cumberland as the place, and in
this the people of this region. with
few exceptions, are with us.
But the JOURNAL and the same pco-
pie are equally strenuous upon the
point that the day should not b" OBJ
served before it arrives.
Besides sarcasm the Micpc1'de"fs
article contains several tigurativc APP
plicationS that are not clear; or, if
clear, are, unfortunately, impertinent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-30

Is connection with the recent draw
ing of the jury the Cumberland Ne~s
of last Saturday reports:
Yesterday Judge Hoffman drew the jury
for the April term of court, % of the Is
names being from the Cumberland districts
This is an undesirable distribution, and
Judge Hoffman says it should he remedied by
an enactment similar to that of Frederick
county. where the names are placed in the
box not only pro rata but drawn from diff
fcrent boxes pro rata.
The unequal distribution does not
appear to he the worst of the trouble.
If the enactment referred to merely
scatters noses, there is nothing in it
superior to the current plan.
What is wanted for juries is me".
Take the list Of 200, as last published,
and with few exceptions, there is not
a positive character in the lot-nearly
all negatives.
Hence, whether scattered or bunch
ed, they amount to the same old mo-
notonous juriSprudent fiction.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-30

PoiiticaL--The following vote was
east for candidates for the Mayoralty
nomination at the republican primary
convention Monday evening:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-30

Transported over the local railways
as below for the year to date:
Cumberland and Pennsylvania. ...... 4l6,225
Georges Creek and Cumberland. .... 1916
West Virginia Central and Pittsburg. 9,S77
Aggregate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 559,5l7
TbP ,Turu Iu,,,a II IF ,n,,, Il, u, H.,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-30

M"rricd-At the parsonage of the
English Baptist church, Sunday even
ing, March "A, 1889, by Rev. James
Miller, Mr.. ROBERT HART aud MISS
THERESA A. CONRAD, both of this
nlncn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31

SIS All-Silk Brocnde, the newest Ihis season
the price will be Csc.
Ths Grmure effects in all things-Black, Col
ored and Fancy
The sl.75 Colored nt $llo;
The 50 fancy for sl.39:
The sl.75 Black for fll9
the f1.2j Colored Failes for s2c.;
The sl.io Black and Colored satin Rhsdsmas
All shades in the colored wssh Silks for sc.
India sllks-the 75c. qualities for 59c.;
The usual 81 qualities for 59c-
fl.2J Fancy Bangelines for CSC;
All The novelties In India SILKS for drapery and
Tennis-Lawn st loss price than elsewhere;
Here's sl55 heavy Gros- Grain silk for fl.l9;
y Black Moiro for s1.29;
$250 quality for Si.4s:
tis5 ColOrod Moires all silk of courssl for soc.
This is a simple touch Of what can be seen
here.
such display OF Novelty Dress Fabrics has
hever been seen IN this city. Rverything that
has been consecratcd "a handsome in any part
Of the world can DO found hero Tho prices are
not the usual fancy prices on these goods. They
are principally imported direct by us 80 as to
obtain the minimum values
Cheap Dress Fabrics Yes Of course, every
thing that IS new from 6kc yard up.
Double-width CashmerC9, All-Wool filling
spring shades at l2hc. Ail-Wool Plsids aud
stripes at 49c.
The new MohRlr Lustres, 2ic The Sicilian
Lustres from 80 70 S9c.
Double-width new Fancy Fabrics for 1896.
IpNhflS OI TWO tuOlsdnl uOllGfo WOtbu u INC
French Glnghams and Chsmbreys will be placed
before you on MONDAY. Imported direct from
tho Lyon makers-designs and patterns you
hnye never seen before nor eau they be seen
elsewhere. The prices as on all other things
are the lowest
What characterizes this house are the prices
IN particular. Tho assortment 70 choose from
IL thrown 10 as bounty.
SSc.--l04 Bleached Shseting specially manufac-
tursd for hotel use ut &c. this week;
Several csaes OF Lisle Knit Vests at half price
- Dc. quality for 32c. s)c. quality for f6c;
Black aud Colored silk Vests, the si50 quality
for gQc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31

e5c. ladies' Crochet Knit Vests for i7xo.;
csc. Ladies jersey Knit Vests, silk Bound, for
l7c.
Nearly 80 various styles Of childrsn's Lace Caps;
SOC. Caps for 29c.
&c. Caps tor l2Hc.;
fi.s0 Caps FOR f1l5
15c. imported seersuckers for 9c.
French SGtteens IN short lengths, pus up In
dress patterns. at iIHc.:
Solid-colored French Satteens, IN 10 lO-yArd
lengtbs, fox ls2c.;
Csc Printed French Satteens for l5c.
All the finest Koechlin's French Satteens, black.
colorad, and fancy run in. usual selling price
from g 10 i6c., will be sold for 29c. a yard.
Heavy All-Linen Towels. 23xt6 inches, tho best
PC. towel ever sold here, will 10 sold al
12Lc.-only n half dozen % each purchaser;
Real scotch Table Lfaen (unbleachedl-the best
ofg)c. value for Sc.
Coo. Damask Towels for $780,;
Twilsd Kitchen Crash AZ D.. yard
All-Linen Glass Toweiling az Sc.
Momi Linens for embroidery purposes;
l0-i Floor Linen-sl.50 kind-for sl.i5;
sye.ysrd ~. wide Sc All-Linen TrilIed shestlng for
sL35:
81 s5 Linen Shooting for CSC.
J0c. Beschtd Terry Cloths fer gee. the SSe.
s. and '15 75c' linen Do,res for q to Acc:
several CAGES Do,lies and Napkins Just re-
ceiVed through tho custo housc-ctrect from
the scotch malIers-the only way 10 get the cor
rect price, Irs this thst gives Miss Maggie Cor
coran. VINO IS ia charge Of the Linen Department
an advantage not 20 bs had elsewhere.
l7c. for The domestic turNey-red Table Linen,
difficult to tell from Imported;
Hernstlcned SHEETS end Piio6-Cases, Table
Cloth Sets, aud everything that the best
makOrs from Ireland or Scotland can fur
nish;
81 inch handmade Torchon Lace for &c..
Look over the Lacss snd SEQ II you have ever
seen so rnsay before: price them, and you will
soc why such IN enormous lot, fine or course or
medium anything you can wish-half-price Ia
most instances, sorne less than that
Black aro Flouncing. all silk, S3, 9Sc, fl-O9. and
sfa0 etc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31
Erraoraiuay Houses expected do E1taoa zbnsy and TH
here goa7s ts uomhov M Why dy Silks? Simply because they
be bought these prizes in fhfty htsoy small quantities.
Here at Once the Secret to the Prices You See Them Marked for

Tho silk Nets, too, all kinds, colors. and widths,
less than elsewhere;
Irish Point. 20. Is. 50, and 40c. less than half
price Not the kind that breaks IN the wash
ing only the best French mskes;
The new Gi-inch black Polonaise Flouneing for
Direct0ire:
Chiidronis Embroidered Collars for g and 12c.
HsDi-Mada Lace Collars for o. ccst 9E. : all the
iluer grades at about one half value. This lot
can never be duplicated.
Ladies' hll-Sils Black scarfs, 80 inches long by
inches in width, lor SIC.
The new Black CrstOsca Lace Flouncing-fb
quality for sl9S--uafrow lace . match
French Welts at i94c.:
French Weits. with raised ngures-the fDc quail
Checked MusIias-5 and $40. qualities for sc;
Another Sc quality for 5hc;
All klnds OF White Goods at less than else
whore.
Sixteen hundred pieces OF Hamburg En- broids-
ries What other house would buy tnat many At
one timer What other house could handle that
quantity?
Three quarters of an acre OF space on each
ioor-four floors st that-can do what no other
house can.
An Edge, Swiss or Nsinsook. scalloped edge. a.
&c. yard-2, 3, 4, &c. yard-ali widths. al
grades ali prices-but none but what are match
les. Here Is Flounclng embroidered Win blsck,
very scarce at that, In French NainsoOk, equal TO
hand emDroldsry-s2 10 the importation price,
69c. Ia our price.
Eighteen cents yardi No Only ec. Over
inches wide. Here are the French beauues-
French Muslin, French Embroidery, French de-
sign Nothing like it within miles. The fngers
of a life-expsrience have worked 1t out
There will be foor-walkers 70 direct you uhsre
10 find tho various goods
Pins. full quality. o papers for &C.;
| Hair. Pins, 2j In paper, At lc. paper;
| English Hair-Pins wooden boxes. Is in . bex
Be-;
seamies. stocking Knit Dress Shields for lec.
| SiIk at 24c.
| strpo silk Yelling for Sc. yard;
! silk tIurter Web, 19c q yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31

| 800. Platters. 94c.
and sloP- bowl, 69c.
25c Iron Brackets, lie. pair;
Sl.13 Pavouia Glass Tumblers, 55c-
SIS Dccoratsd Dec, French China Tea Sets, 50 pieces,
25c. Bird,C.ge Hooks, 1Sc.
igc flutod China Baking Bowls, 2sc.;
CSC. Cut-0lsss Finger Bowls, 4ic.
Goc Hand Saws. 33c.:
sl.gi Pavonia Glass Goblots, Sl.49;
SEC Platters. 3fc.:
35c Hoes. 2ic.;
3jc. Rakes. 24c-
SOC Ksy-Hols Saws, &c;
si.32 Payonla Glsss Goblets, 7so.;
sS baby-CarrisRes. s5.23:
81 39s Cut-Glass Goblots, s205;
G9c. Pevonia Celery Disfes. 29c
2Gc. Brooms, 12c. /; 25c. at 15c. 3oc. at iso; Sc
29c Pasona Glass Pickle-Dlshes, isc.;
s. patent Cylinder Churns. Sl.@;
sI.75 Cut-Glass Tumblers, 92c.
4Oc Cedar Tubs, 24c Soc at 2oc, 6oc at SIC, 7cc.
at S9c, Sl.50 at 69c.:
s1.52 PavOnia-Glass Table See, pieces Voc-
Soc China Water Pitchers, 29c.
81 sugar Boxes, sizes, 42c. nest;
80 BABY -CAkRlAGtS. SA0;
Sl.9S Payonia- Glass Custard Cups, t.52, Sl.T at
So Imported China Basins and Ewers, Si.a9;
40c. Garden Sets. 3 pieces. 2lc-
81 81 Cut G ass Brandy Glasses, $l05;
39c China Pitchers, l4c
So BABY-CARRlAGES Slal0;
S9, Payonia-Glsss Celery Dishes, 2le-
Sc. Can Openers. &c.
50 Cut-Glass Brandy Glasses. 9Sc
7jc. Imported Water Pitchers, SIC;
zoe. Dog Chains. 23c.
So. PavOnia Glass Pitchers, &c;
2jc. Door Bolts, lie.
7g,. Fine China Water Pitchers, b5c-
a. 2s imported Jelly Glasses, SLIP per dozen;
l0c. Hitshing Rings, &C..
SOC. China Cream Pitchers, i4c.
25c. PsClft NuCmeg GrHters, Sc.
94c. paTopia Pitchers, 6Sc., Sl.12 st9ie,;
llc Pot WAshers. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31
HOSIERY

HOSIERY
FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS CAN BE BOUGHT
CHEAPER THAN IT EVER WAS SOLD IN
IN THIS CITY.
About 80 dozen Gray Mixed Ladies' Hose, fully
worth icc. pair, pair for &c.
About 100 dozen Fast Black Hose, extra value, NJ
10c. pair:
About 50 dozen ladies' Domestic Lisle. fully
worth 20c., will be sold for l2Hc. pair;
At igJ<c. a pair We have fall regular made
goods in Solid Black. Balbrlggan, and
stripes;
At :sc. we have special value goods-fuil worth
23c. pair:
At Q5c. We Ofisr ladies' Pure Dye silk-Finish
Hose:
Ass5c. We offer ladies' Brilliant Lisie-Thread
Hose;
The popular smith Il Angen, the only perfectly
fast black, formerly sold az oOc., now
HKc. the quality that sold at os8c. DOW
50c: the quality that sold at 75c. now t2 &c.
Exceedingly good value Ia Fancy Hose o. :oc a
pair: Fancy Lisle at IS, ~. 1oc., ana 81
pair;
Plain Black Garser-Top Misses Hose, formerly
Extra heavy W Boysi Ribbed. formerly sold at s5c..
now lOc-good. large sizes, 100;
kisses' Domestic Lisle Hose at l0c. pair-fof-
Guarsntsed Fast Black Hose for Misses at isSe.
About iOj dozen Heayy-Ribbed Misses Hose
worth &c. to be sold Tor i7c. pair:
Fun rsgular-rnade goods for children, plain or
ribbed, guaranteed last black, all sizes, aE
15c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31

7or. Imported China Fruit Dishes, fic- dozen;
81 jelly aud Cream Bowls, e9c-;
Enamelled Cups, al sizes, &c. each;
IS Imported Glass Ice-Cresm saucers, s2c. .
dozen;
si.75 Hotel Ware Cups and saucers soc;
ljc Hotel Plates:
81 Glsss Fruit Bowls, 43c.
g. Fine Trunk. n2j
81 .09 China Cus'erd Cups. Sic;
35c. Glass Pickle Dishes, lJc.;
o.. EaTthonWarc Ica-POtg. i2c.
$50 imported Glass Table Sets q pieoes) 49c. !;
&c. Hnt-Racks, &C..
l9c. Plates. i0c.:
81 Glass Cheese Dishes, 800
CSC. Enamelled Plates, 69c. per dozen;
Sl.l9 Soup Platos 69c.
lJc. WGsh-Boards, &c.
sl.2N Fine Glass Celery Dishes, 59c.;
81 Leather Trunks, 1881:
Sl5q Soup Plates. 99c. 4:
60c. Domestic Glass Sets q picces), ilc.;
25c. Sitters, l4c.
&L19 Imported Dinner Plates, Sc;
Ssc. 3 Hoop Cedar bucket pic.
CO.. Glass Decorating Dishes, elc;
SIS Canvss-C Covered Packing Trunk, sIl2;
DC. COlorod Water Bottles, lie;
90. Wesh- Boards, Bic;
$40. Celcry Dishes, l4c.
$3.50 ilr Dinner Plates, 69c-
II Clothes Horses, 19c.
l5c. Rolling Pms. Sc;
81 q Imported China Custsrd Cups, 7sc-.
s. Imported Plates, $l.2l;
Sl40 lroa-stone China Soup -Plstos, s9o;
l5c. decorated Cuspadores, &c
39c. Glass Sugar Dishes, lie.
Lamp Wicks &c. per dozen;
Igc Glass Cream Pitchers, gc.
25c. Sifters, IA.
SO combination Dinner and Tea SETS, 1so pieces,
fl4gS:
39c Plattera, 24c.
i-quart Tin Buckets &c. ; 2-quart. Sc; 3-quSrt
g.. 4-quart lie.
81. 75 i'm ported Glass Goblets, B5o
3oc. Sitera. lgc.:
81 i'm ported Tea Sets. SO pieces, $aoe;
5Oc Dish Draining Pans. &c.
8. GO safety Goblets. sl.4;
20c Coat Hooks. &c. 4;
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UEFoRo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31

I si75 Cas-steel Garden seis, pieces, &c
/ sl.75 Cut-Glass Absinthe Glasses. &c
CO. China Pitchers, sc.
s25i Cut-Glass Port Wine Glasses AZ t-of;
ljc. Bits al &C.;
43c. Crean-Pitchers at l6-.:
$3.50 Jelly and Cream Sets Y pieces) a. tLls;
25c. Dog Chains At l2c;
3XS Cut-GlAss Clarct Glasses 81 sl.73;
si.25 Decorated Pitchers at &c.;
i0c. Pliers at &c.
Sls5 Cut-Glass champagne Glasses at f1s7;
25c. Kill -,kn-Quck Rst-irape At lie;
tll % Toilet Sets Qi pieces, including slop-iar1
l5c. Pota' O. Washers at &c.;
fl.9s Cut-Glass Decanters at sic.
I0c Nouse-Traps at &C.;
!i.96 Cut-Gla.s " ster-B Bottles al :l.2a,
10c Ice Picks at BE-.
1Oc Nickel TEAPOT Stands at Sc:
1913 Cui-Glsss FruitDlshes Al fs.io;
l0-qgart Disn-Pan at lie, l2-auart lSc., h-quari
4Oc. Mouse-Traps at esc.;
s364 Cream and Jelly Bowls at SLS3;
1jc. Trowels al &C.;
1Jc. Large Spoons at &C.;
DC Hinges at lie pair;
1919 Cut-Glass Claret jugs at s2i2;
l0c. Bolts, Be-.
9-inch Pie-P Plates, 2Oc q dozen;
10c Oimlets, g.;
9c. Can-Openers, &C..
10, Wlre-Nippers, 7c.;
PC. Lunch Basket, iSc.;
l5c. Hinges. &C. pair:
2293 Cut-Glass Decanters, tloe;
IJc. Cork scroWs. &c:
IOc Locks. Sc. ; a5c. at oc.. soc- a. llc.;
49, Securing tSrushes. IOc
15c Pot-WasnerB. &c
81 Rejecting Lamps, 44c.
91c stove Brushers. l3c.
l5c Fire-Pokers, e..
25c. Thermometer, &c.
sc. Blecking- Brushes 13c.;
25c. Augurs. lie. 50c a. l9c-;
1Oc. Tack-Ilammers 4c.. &c. at lie;
Si.75 Plush-1op Tables, sLC9;
3Jc. Ha,chots, 43c, 50c. at 2lG, 25e q; lie;
10c. TOoth-Picks, B. : box:
20c. Hammers, &c, 50c. at i9c-
fi.50 Hsmmocks, 96c.
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$40 Beaded Shoulder Wraps for ss.es the
s. kind for fl23; sI.9e aud .s9i for tho $40
and fi2 kind.

$50 Beaded Shoulder Wraps for sass the
s. kind Tor tasS; s7.9e aud !ssb for the $40
and si2 kind.
TIE MILLINERY.
We are rcsdv 70 servo you a. no house has
ever before. Thhty-slx hands trs employed IA
this department alone. All the world has been
hanted over 20 do bidding 10 your taste. aad
present this choice of all choice thiugs the world
over. Milan. Parts. Lonion. aud Bcrlin viii
soou be represented. The choice of their mat- OF
our own. as you uke. be best aud most taaty
employees ind a home hero. Tho opening ~
the foreign ready made head gear must he
stayed for a few days until they can be goties
through the custom-LOuss. In tue moan time
Miss Mary O'Douald IL ready to serve you In
anything you can wish. Tho opening Will be
announced through these coinmns
i6c. Fancy Mating at lOc yard. or tls2 for .
piece % 40 yards:
gc for SIC Fancy Mating. Among nearly
hundred patterns not one but what 10 from
b to 1Oc. a yard cheaper than usual value
Jerseys in their new shspcs-eolsred or blacf-
Blouse Style. Loose Deited. Honey -Combcs.
and whatever there Is new and taste.
BOYS CLOTHING.
The Dry-Goods profit on these goods saves yos
from 25 20 90 per cent Special srransemsns
with the best manufacturers show a line thai 10
mAtchles$ All grades s,y -. aud prices
Nearly Ai-WOol, 4 20 II years Of age, for tioo;
All Wool Blue Flannel suits, from I to Il ysars,
Corduroy suits. from to "a ysar,, for faso
81 % for All Wool handsome Plaid suis;
1859 for the ususi 50 suits:
Sailor suits and all other new designs.
| No adequate idea eau be formed Of What this
| house Is doing by means OF newspaper sdysr-
/ tisomentA In short everything you can call fof
| is here az the Desl poAsiblo prce.
THE COHEN COMPANY,
u.Is,is AND II EAST BROAD STREET.
! BETWEEN FIRST AND PousHRE srRKxrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31

g. eiuch Tooth-Pick Hofors. ic
l5c Toilet Paper. 4. n roll
IL. domestic Preserve and Pickle Dishes, &C.
Piri seed e.. q box;
~ Imuor,ei Glass Butter Dishes. 1856;
Il 20 l,nporied cups ard sauoers, 79c;
one Pack Playing Cards and 100 Chips &c
Lamp Chimuavs, lc.;
4L.a Imported Go5los-. 7sc,
- 10 Lawn Chains. tLd3;
SIl5 Imported Champagne Glanses, oOc
8 5C Hall lamps, S@lj;
8 Indian clubs. tac . pairi
&c Decorated CuspBdores, AZ;
spa9ldng's Boss Baseball, 4c;
Al O5 Imported Claret CT lasses, 49o- per oohon
Mustard. Ginger, Ci.n"nl0"' A''-'p'''' ""N
cloves, ec per box;
s. Hall lamps, SL23;
g. so Cr0llet seis, v3c.
r5c. Mo.as>cs Jugs trple-platod top S9o
a.. Imported Chan jugs. lac;
TO-. Base Balls. &c;
es- Glass iruitPla'ce, llc
SO LGwa-Teunis SETS, toJki
I5c. brcoes, &C.; ,o..,
8. 20 Gut-GlAss I lumoiers. BIC, por uo1on'
81 - Toilet ~et 90 p!ocesl fl.95;
81 cut iariy Glasse,, 4ac. dozen;
%. Fiutea Baking BoNls, nc;
a., drrnor,sS Cigss Water Pitchers, &c;
So. Fartheuwaro J loa-Fois, slc.:
t9.. Imported CHINA Wafer Pitcher, 24c-;
noys !. y cgt lss. rnm6lers 9G1 ua2 dozen;
sqc. ep- lad der. 5S.:
soc. Chair Eoi .oms. ls-;
elc. Fnameliei China Plates. lsc.;
sAc. RreG1 Boards, H.;
C4r Water Pitchtr-. Uc 49, n,
f25) Imported Glass Jelly and Cream Bowl,
&c.. oo
1qg lrnnorted Cups and ShucerS, Sl.29;
g.c pra-tirc BH-c-BaN, lsc.;
si75 Imported Glass Reriy-boTl, 3c,;
81 Clolnes fa.kcL SEC, SIS at 7Sc, sl.5o at S8c;
l5c. Brush Vases, &C.; 80 49,.
~ a. Imported Cups and Saucors, 9l.oy oo]en
&C. Boaf-Shauo Glass SHlao blnhet' ~'o''
DolIsr Dead Baseball. AZ;