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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11
ODD, QUEER AND cuR1o1r

A PROJECT is on foot at Midah.
N. Y, to run a pipe for milk ~ N
York City. Y
A LETTER has reached the {.
postoffice addressed to.Senator F;a.sasd
Indiana, whose term expired in issal
DURING the calendar year 1850 y
14O, 917 pieces of coin We're execn.i !
the mints of the United States hsq
a total value of $56, 1874. O32. III"
SEIZED with a somnambu);st;,
Joseph Snyder, of Allentown, Pa
a restaurant where he had fallen sl
and walked past his home to Cor11
town, six miles away.
A M1NNEAPoL1s inventor is abo.
introduce to the public q slot msoS
that for a nickel will present the n,
a photograph of himself in lust !
minutes from the time he drops ii
Scent piece.
They have just unearthed in E,l
the remains of a turtle, whichmnxt J
been in life at least eighteen feet }
by twelve broad, and have been J
Bile OF floating a dray horse across
river.
TIE most remarkable case ofinsoI
on record, is reported from That lan|
remarkable products, Georgia. CD
harden, a negro Of Athens, in
State, is said to have lived four i
without sleeping at all. !
A SINGULAR accident caused ii
Willis, of Denison, Texas, to LOSE
sight of an eye. While walking i'd
ward, a quail, which was in rapid Nj
struck him violently in the. left eve,
ruptured the pupil.
AT a recent meeting Of the Societ
Aerostation, in Berlin, Prof. Cries
tertained the assembly with a les,
ton of an invention of his, by mean
which a man, with his own muse
power only, may leap up into the
and fly for a short time. The macl
is called a sprungfuge.
A METHODIST Church has lust
dedicated at Liberal, Mo-, altbo
when that town was started eicb
nine years ago, a compact was el,.
into by the founders, that they w
have no Bible, no God, no church.
hell, and a reward was offered for a
version to Christianity in the place.
The divorce law is quite accommc
ing in Japan. For 50 q divorce ma
secured in two hours. Some Of
people who are in the habit of reso,
to this law to rid themselves OF d
tionable matrimonial partners, grul
at the loss of time, and think til,
should be reduced to an hour.
AFTER they had jailed a tramp i
diana as poor, friendless, and ID
no home," he invited the sheriff to
ner, sent out a one hundred dolli
to buy champagne and turkey
asked him to take charge of TWEEN
hundred dollars he had been carry
his boot legs. They managed
the Jail door open back to the jad
he walked out.
Our parent methods Of embal
are so superior to those Of the al
Egyptians, that a modern embI
might leave a human body so NJ
that, after 5000 years, says the I'd
mot a lineament need be wantinl
the Identification that would not 4
even the contemporary of the dead
son." The mummies unrolled nowI
are dried up out Of recognition.
The collection of maps destroyd
the fire of King Leopold's n
in Lacken, was probably
finest in the world. The library |
tanned 1000 volumes, and incl
manuscript works by Sir Walter al|
and an editio princeps in SPANS
the reports of Columbus. The !
have been collected during thel
thirty years utterly regardless Of
pense.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

Ben BUTLER has got SO old that he
has to be helped about by a servant,
and his sight is so poor hat he cannot
see print three inches away; but when
some Il declares that he doesn't look
a day over SO and that he may yet be
President of the United States. the
old man looks as pleased as a girl with
her first beau.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

FROM the wallet of a murderer, rob-
Der and burglar recently captured in
New York was taken a slip of paper
on which was written: Keep good
company OF none;;" Honesty is the
best policy:" Drink leads to ruin;:'
Honor thy father and thy mother;'
"Civility costs nothing;' "Donot mock
al sacred things"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

II is related by q Washington, Pa,
paper that Mrs. NJ. V. Taylor, the only
woman engaged in the oil-well supply
business in the country, ~sprained her
ankle the other day, and was suddenly
overwhelmed with business, oil men
having a superstition that good luck
will follow them if they buy material
frou. a crippled person.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

LACK of work is so keenly and gen
orally felt in the towns and provinces
OF Italy that the Projects and royal
Governors are issuing vigorous procla-
nations calling upon owners of prop
erty to ,scrape up some kind of en-
ployment for the unoccupied, who are
literally penniless and at the door Of
starvation,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

is disturbed by dreams, or, in some
cases, prevented, by thinking OF n
occasion. and afterward the excitement
does not subside until days have
elapsed, perhaps not before another
invitation is received.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

MADAME TAcoN, the nurse of the in
FAINT King of Spain, has been made a
Countess. She is over 20 years of age,
and for half a century has been in the
service of the royal family.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

AN alleged English countess adver-
tises that she is willing to present
Americans at court and society gener-
ally during the coming London season,
in consideration of the sum of So, 900
paid in advance.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

MEMBERS of the Aston family Of the
male persuasion are said to wear beet
ling brows and care-worn faces, as
though oppressed by the responsible
ties attaching to the care of their great
estate. Ali this suffering is unneces-
sary. Whenever they want to tighten
their terrible burden almost everybody
stands ready to lend a helping hand.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

Ger is to be served before dinner at a
military club With more than one small
glass of spirit or liquor, and absinthe
is absolutely prohibited. 1t has hitherto
been the practice of officers to stimu-
late their appetites for the heavy early
dinner by libations of kummel or
kirsch. copnac OF gin,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

In Iowa. Nebraska, and Missouri you
can bore a hole in a stick of frewood,
plug it up after filing with powder.
and leave it where a thief may get il
and blow his house up. These are the
only three States, however. All the
others have laws making such a thing
a misdemeanor.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

KossUTH, the Hungarian patriot.
predicts that there are men now living
who will see Ireland a State of the
American Union. Kossuth's dream is
a wild one, perhaps, but come to think
Of it, Ireland is no further away from
Washington than Oregon is.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

One citizen Of Augusta, Me-, called
another a "iackass" about two years
ago. The matter has been in court ever
since. and the other day, when finally
settled, it had cost each litigant over
81. 500.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

STANLEY has a name for his book,
and it is a dandy: "The Darkest
Africa: The Quest, Rescue and Re
treat of Emin."
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

A MAN searched four hours in Lon
don one night recently for adoctor who
would consent to attend his dying wife,
but found none.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11
Who Is a Model Wife?

MODEL wife is
the O m a n in
whom the heart OF
\ her husband doth
Ssately trust.
She is the woman
who looks after his
Il hold, and
makes her hospi-
tality a delight to
him., n d o t a
burden.
Who has learned
that a soft answer
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

Iowa is the banner State for women
educators. Fourteen of the State SUI
perintendents are women, and four
fifths of the teachers are
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

The peculiar odor Of Russia leather
which makes it impregnable to the
ravages of insects, arises from the EN-.
ployment of an oil obtained by the dry
distillation of the bark of the birch
tree.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

Two HUNDRED women in Colby, Kan,
have demanded Of the Council that the
paint be removed from the windows of
billiard halls.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

Russell SAGE, who makes a hearty
meal off a piece of gingerbread and
an apple, is said to have subscribed
$50, 600 to the funds of a church he
attends.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

The g~ood-natuyed man smiled a bland
smile and said: mo, sir, I never did.
Tn a bachelor Then he put on his
hat and calmly walked out the door.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

'
ter, but at all
S a ons, t h e
amusements OF
young children
ought to be sim
pie, u%nexciting,
and as free as
possible from the
characteristics OF
the pleasures
Of late years.
The SO called
PLEASURE of a
children's party
involves a very
o,.ra =
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

The price of game in France &c a.
leged to depend principally upon the
sta1e OF the moon. When the moon is
dark the poachers cannot see to sa+
1nelr snares at night, and game is scarce
When b moon is full there is nlen+v
OF hight, and the poachers get lots ~
game. So 1o's OF
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

TIE German War Office has issued
q general order that III future 10 off
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

DIVORCES can be obtained. in foul
hours in Japan by paying 50 down.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

LEE ola topper always has a Gin nh;z
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11
AN ADVENTURE WITH WOLVES.
A True Sketch of Border Life.

hN NSeeA NSos
when 1 was a child
of twelve, my par
ents moved to a
wild part of the
Rocky Mountains
of Colorado. He
built a small but
comfortable house
ON the mountain
cido il, the midst
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11
Childrcn's Parties.

OF only in win
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02

One more case te,o0o yards) Of tho Iskc. Ions
DALE CAMBRIC for sc. q yard. There will
be no more after this 10. Is sold.
BLACK and WHITE sKIRTIN0 FLANNEL,
isXc., from 2ic.;
JUBILEE TOILET SOAP, %. box-6 cakes In
box;
WHITE ROSE TRANSPARENT GLYcERINE
a7i) SOAP. loc. q cake:
Csc. LONDON T0oTn-BRUsHRs, i0c.:
Csc. GERMAN DIsINFEcrANr FIREsToNB,
Sample caks Of CAMILLA BOUQUET SOAP. 10.
each:
Full ounces OF Osborne, Boner CheesemsnS
(of London) VIOLET TOILET POWDER, isc
a box-from e5c.;
A GLASS PowDRR-BoX nlIed with "La Belle" "
Powder. 20c., from 4Bc.:
IMITATION OF LUBINs POWDER, large pack
age, &C.;
BALsAM FIR SOAP, 15c. q cake, from esc.;
oAKLRY's GLYCERIEE SOAP, &C., from ioc;
OAKLEY's PEACH-BLoW TOILET SOAP. sc. .
cako or a box OF cakes for 25c.-half the
price to Introduce;
Pint-bottle FLORIDA WATER, 25c.. from o6c
MATHEWS CELERY SALT. ready foe use, i0c.-
25c Is the price you pay elsewhere:
Tho post OF all kinds OF TOILET ARrICLES-the
cheapest;
RECAMIER FRECKLE LOTION, si.ig:
BzLLCHAMBERs GOLDEN-HAIk WASH. Sc.
instead Of ST. .25 or tL50;
Ayers sARsAPARILLA, b9c.:
ORIENTAL TOOTH-SoAP. i9c.
vaIentine's-dsy Is coming Valentines are ready
for you from lc. to 1888 each:
COVERED DRESS srKELS, &C. adozen:
2ainch COVERED BUsTLE DRESS REEDS, ic.
each:
PEARL DRESS BUTTONS for 1c. . dozen:
LADIES' CoLORED HOSE, full regular, double
heel and toe, splced feet, Csc. from s2c.
LADIES' FANCY STRIPED HOSE, full regular
male, lsc. from 2gc.. 25c. for the 6sc quality
| LADIES' BLACK-ANp-wHITE HALF-INCH
CHECK, Full-Reguar Made sOc., from SOC. !:
MISSES FAST-BLACK (No. the largest size,,
l5c, from 29..
Here are counters and baskets full OF HOSE
thrown out for less than half their cost Broken
| los, that is all.
any for one half usual price-soms few spots
or soils here and there;
Those HANDSOME g. vELvErs We hsvc been
selling for tE4s win sell for si.s5 this week ;
The Remnants Odds and Euds at Jour own
price:
A THOUSAND HANDKSRCHIEFs will sell for
half marked prices. slightly soiled and tum-
bled;
GENTLEMEN's HEMsrfrCHED. coIorsd border,
&C., from lie. and i5c;
LADIES' FANCY-BoRDERED. scslloped en-
broidered, &c., from l9c.;
LADIES' HEMsTlTCHBD HALF LINEN,
! colored. bordered, &C., from llc.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
90 CENTS BUYS

battles Ioc. vAsELINE; oo
wards best ALL-sILK SATIN, spem n,. unoS.
GRAIN No. Q RIBBON thai sells 81 10 cenS
yard; .rru vnop
4 yards No. Q best ALL-slLk SATIN 1D'H
GROs-GRAIN RIBBON; nv.v
h.phs OF Golden Fleece Brand best eAnAAN'
TOWN YARN;
hanks best sAXoNY YARN
ounces Of any color ZEPHYR: s
sets ladies' PERCALB COLLARS ana corfs' :
3 25c. BUsTLgs; ,x puv
yards BLACK CREPE LissE NhcA nof-
FLING: vppp
1 yard EMBROIDERED SILK PLosn a."
QUIS GOODS. -suys
real English Bristle iakc- foo 40 "a n,,,rroSs
dozen clear white carved fhANA
worth l0c per dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
REMNANTS, ODDS AND ENDS,
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.

IN ENEnl DEIAniMhNAs
Thousands OF SILK REMNANTS:
Thousands of DRESS GOODS REMNANTS:
Thousands Of COTTON REMNANTS;
Clearing prices everywhere.
FULL PRICES NOWHERE THIS WEEK.
ALL-WOOL PLAID FLANNEL for 16c. q yard.
YARD-wIDE WHITE EMBROIDERED FLAN-
MEL, 4jc.;
EMBROIDERED IMPORTED FLANNRL, $780,;
CLOTH FLANNEL (white)-it was 9Sc., this week
37kc. Buy 1t for the season TO come. IL will
never be that price again by double. A
mistake. The quantity Of purchase is Its
only fault
FRENCH, ENGLISH, OR AMERICAN GlNG-
HAMs-the new and the old will be served alike
this week-only this week, though, In order to
help you along for this clearing sale.
BLACK ALI-woOL 1-INCH CoRD-CHECK AR
MURE CLOTH, 50c.. from 73c.;
sILK-WARP HENRIETTA CLOTH. &c., from
93c.;
BLACK ALL-woOL PR1EsTLEY's WHIP
CORD, 6Oc., from 79c.;
BLACK ALL CAMEL'S HAIR SERGE. 69c:
IUBIN,s BORDERED YELLING, 50c., from 6oc !;
BLACK MONK CLOTH 60c., cost tl.25;
BLACK sURAH TWILL LUBlN's, 69c.. from CSC.
S0-inch wide FRENCH PERCALEs, light shirting
styles, 8Ic.;
The best OF 2sc. io-4 BLEACHED sHEETiNG for
23c.;
BED-TICK REMNANTS, CSC. quality for ioc. a
yard:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
80 CENTS BUYS

tyArds IMPORTED CHECKED NAlNsook that
cells a. ioc. per yard:
tyards SHEER PLAID MUSLIN that sell az ioc. !;
sysrds igXc. CORDED PlQuE;
] yard Of 4Oc. ALL-wooL YARp-WlDk CoL-
ORRD SERGE;
yard Of YARD-wIDE CSC. HENRIETTA In
black and colors:
! yard Of 4Oc. STRIPED ALL-wooL WRAPPER
aud sAcKlNG FLANNEL:
8 ibieces- containing ~ yards each-wide LINEN
MACHINE TORCHoS LACE:
isLg PLUSH TIDES. Is inches square. that
sold at 25c.
ssILK PLUSH MATS. inches square. that sold
AZ Zoe.
1ANTlQUR LINEN LACE MATS:
lFANcY TOwRL~KACK that sold al SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
% CENTS BUYS

box containing two pounds u6 baiis) OF "hiIh
KNITTING COTTON that sells al Zoo
pound;
10 wards Of NECK RUPFLING that sells at &C.
and SC. per yard;
cakes Of oakley's i0c. clear UhioIHiNh
SOAP:
Q caEes Of Colcate's Best PALM SOAP
= bottles Browns FRENCH SHOE DhksslNe'
9 snool. Clark's o. N T. COTTON:
quart bottles Of Williams INK that sells AZ oOo'
aquart;
,on.psrs Of SC. GILT EDGE PINS:
spoo,s Barbour's 20o-yard spools Deaf fLAA
THREAD
bottles Hoyts DIME COLOGNE;
ho,tls Meade & Bakers MOUTH WAsh'
bottle Meade & Bakers DKNTlFRlCk:
bottles SC. INDIAN GLUE;
4 boxes IeHc. PAPER and ENVELophs'
boxes 1bc. PAPER and ENVELOPES;
boxes 23c. PAPER and ENVELOPES;
packs lOc. LINEN ENVELOPES;
II packs SC. ENVELOPES; -.
q nackagos containing quarter ream oaen Vi
good WRITING PAPER;
= ,ssrn Of best LINEN NOTE PAPER;
4 ananer-b back 2sc. NOVELS, including new WORKS
just out;
yards SILK GARTER WEB
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02

| tney sail SHOWS them.
KID GLOVES, slightly spotted, l0c. q pair;
KID GLOVES, in good order, but not TO be re-
ordered, 75c. from si.s5 and si.42
KID GLOVES in light tans. 70c., from si.lo to
| si59;
KID GLOVES in two tone tFourase), 5Oc., from
sLe3;
BUTTON FRENCH PIGsKIN. outside stitch,
| 81, from s1.59;
GRAY UNDREssED, Soc a pair, from 99c.;
Black, with broad colored stitch back, Soc, from
sI69:
Colorod OF the same for Soc, from si.s3;
Upwards Of 1,2OO pair KID GLOVES are put In
| this sale;
WHITE PORCELAIN TEA-sETs, 5s pieces each
set, sa9s, from t5.i3;
FULL DINNER-SETs, white porcel ain, $as7
from tf5.40;
WHITE PORCELAIN COyERED-DISHEs,n new
square-shape, soc.-wholesals list-price Is
8 a dozen. Next larger, SIPS pair, from
| st9a
WHITE PORCELAINE soUP-TUREENs. si67
| from s2.19;
FOOTED and HANDLED EGG or CUsTARD-
CUPS, q9c. dozen, from il.42;
WHITE PORCELAIN SOUP or FLAT-PLATEs.
siso. from si.93;
WHITE PORCELAIN TEAS-odd shapes,
handled, si.29, from s19';
HANDSOME DECORATED BONE-DIsHES. gilt
edge, &c., each from &C.,
SOUP or OYSTER-B0WLS, handsomely de-
| corated, gilt-edge, iuted or plain, iic.. from
29c.:
PUDDING or BERRY-B0wLS, decorated and
| edged with gold, 39c., from 69c.;
IMPORTED COMBINATION DINNER and TEA
SETS, novel shapes, new decorations, real
| gold-leaf trimmings. s29.40 and sa6.4o-value
upwards Of $40:
FANCY sARDISE-DIsHES.s shaded gold to blue,
39c., cost near ST.;
HANDSOME IMPORTED CHOCOLATE POTS,
| special large size. artistic decoration with
real gold leaf, s2.s3, from $2T;
| CRACKER JARS Of tho same, $l.eS, from s2.73;
DECORATED DISHES, square shape,
s-inch, Iec. o inch. SIC. 13-inch, 6ec.-near
| one halt value:
| GOLD-LEAF DECORATED CHAMBER SETS.
the handsomos: ever shown in this city. fl340
sl243. and s9.4s-not set among them COST
less then $3.50;
ENGLISH HAND-DECoRATED CHAMbkh
SETS. s475. from ;697;
wHITE UNHANDLED CUPS and SAUCERS, &c.
| p. = pair.
ENGLISH DINNER and TEA SETS. complete
$3.50. from sii.92;
sALT-BOXBs that will make your cook smile
and sayo your salt, combination light and
dark wood, 1lc.-should be 25c.;
MoRTICED KEIFE-TRAYs, l4c;
FANCY NICKLE, BRONZE, or GILT cUsPA-
DOREs, 2ic.:
e.c. buy. BLOCK-TIN sIX-MINUTB TEA or
COFFEE BOILER;
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UFMANN & CO.'S GREAT SALE OF
MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA UNDERWEAR.

@ % % @
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DECORATED JAPAN IRON-sTONE JARDI-
NIERREs for one half the usual prices-ssc..
9Sc.. s1.G9, fl.eS, and sst2.
Everythiug you can want is hcre Tho now
prices, from every direction, await you this
week.
iOc buys oGILyIEs POPULAR READING-a
book sHxifx inches, containing from i've 70
ten stories;
"THE COUNCIL OF TEN,n HARDY MORSE
MEN, McBRIDE's LATEST DIALOGUES"
paper bound, i9c.;
iec. for A. c. Bancrofps LIFE AND DEATH OF
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
All the books that are usually only TO be found
at regular book store are here. Special prices
this week.
EVERY GARMENT OF tho past seasons slight
" handled aud solled-LADIEY MUSLIN or
CAMBRIC UNDERGARMENTs- - shall take
flight this ueek-your own prices-to clear the
stock.
Sc for GOWNS from si.4s;
s5c for GOWNS from sl.35;
76c for GOWNS from S1.20:
sl.g5 for GOWNS from ti.S9 to s225
Skirts from si.46 to 81;
CHEMlsE from si.36 TO S5c.
This Is only "a sample list
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% CENTS BUYS

~ OEN . DO i -
2HgAvY GLASS GAS GLOBES that sell at
2Oc.
pair WHITE CHINA CUPS and sAUcERs
worth 10c.
8 WHITE CHINA PLATES worth i0c
! Decorated Soc SALAD DISH;
4 WHITE CHINA 1Oc. SOUP PLATES:
20 IMITATION CUT-GLAss 1oc. GoBLETs;
new-style CRYSTAL TUMBLERs.
GLASS CAKE-STANDS;
6 CHINA ICE-CREAM sAOCERS;
| 2Moss.ROsE CUPS and sAUCERs:
REAL CHINA CUPS and sAUCERs worth
20c.:
GOLD BAND DECORATED CUPS and sAU-
GERS:
Colorado-shsped CUPS aud sAUORRs worth
10c.
CRYSTAL ICE-CREAM sAUCRRs:
| 8 Japanese Decorated BU1TER-PLATRS;
complete LAMP worth Soc;
| 10 PIE-PLATES;
JELLY-CAKE PLATES;
BLoCK-TIN KETTLE;
| BREAD-P PANS. assorted sizes;
Patent EGG-BBATERs worth 2Oc.
90 CENTS BUYS
Gen,loman's Wc. STRIPED ouTINe-cLorH
SHIRT;
pair Heavy Gray and Brown-M,xed SEAM
LESS SOCKS, With double heels aud toes ;
dozen FIGURED PBRcALB TIES: '"a
Al. Z n MI
DRAWERS;
Extra Quality FISR LINEN COLLARS worth
1880. each;
2 pair e0c. LINEN CUFFS;
pair tuIl regular UNBLEACHED BRrrIsB
SOCKS worth 1890
8 Gen;lemens PURE LINEN HANpKER-
CHIEFS:
l GenIlsman's NIGHT.GowN that sold st SOC. {;
/ Gentleman's Heavy WHITE MRRlNo UN-
DERsHlkT, siik-stitchec necR that sold o.
40c.
8 pair Ladies' SEAMLESS FAST. BLACK HOSE
pair Ladies' SOC. FAsT-BLAcK HOs9:
par Chs!dren's Long Black Heavy DERBY
| RIBBED RosR.
flied at aboUe prices.
[E PALAIS ROYAL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
% CENTS BUYS

sgood SKIRT, made Of striped flannel, that sells
al J0c.:
nice WHITE COTTON SKIRT. made of un-
dressed cotton, with three tuoks and wide
hem;
gnne CAMBRIc CORSET COVERS that sell at
%. each;
lLADIES LIGHTWEIGHT SWISS RIBBED
SLEEVELESS JERSEY VESTS that sell at
i6gc.:
LADY'S ALL-woOL SLEEVELESS RIBBED
JERSEY VEST that sell for 81;
BLADES HEAvY-RIBBED JERsEY-FITTING
VESTS, high neck and long sleeves, mat sell
at 25c.;
lCHILD's HEAVY MERINo VEST that sells at
s0c.;
iCHfLD's BLOUSE JERSEY tina, sells at 5oc.:
lLADY's HIGH-SRCK and LOSG-SLEEVE Mk-
DIUM-wEIGHT MERINo VEST that sells at
37c.:
heavy PURE-LINRN HUCK TOWELS, %
inches wide and Is icng, that sell at 2sc
sgood COTTON HUCK TOW RLs that sell at &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-02
% CENTS BUYS

90 CENTS BU YS
yards genuine LONsDALE CAMBRIC;
s8 yards l5c,. FRENCH PIeUE WELT;
yards exc FRENCH PIQUE WELT;
. yards aOc. PLAID CORDED PIQUE;
s yards l2Xc. red aud blue PLAID SHEER MUS
LIN;
q yards SKc. white INDIA LINEN;
yards iOc. heevy UNBLEACHED JRANs;
Q yards l0Ac. BLHACHED sHRETlNG.
yard all-wool STRIPED sKIRTING that sold at
50c:
ward white all-oyer TUCKING that sold at 40c.
yards 15c. DOTTED AND FIGURED MUSLIN +;
I yard good CANTON FLANNEL;
yard CSC. RED TwILLED FLANNEL;
yard a7,Sc. BLUE TwILDED FLANNEL;
yards soc. plain white ALL-woOL FLANNEL {;
yards good heavy feather proof TICKING;
l single-bed CROCHET QUILT that sold at SOC, ;
yards 2Oc. PLAID. GRAY, AND BROWN
TwILLED FLANNEL;
Yards linen finish COTTON DIAPER;
yard. check ALL-LINEs TOwELLING;
3 yards borderod VICTORIA LAWN 40 inches
wide
l yard s7sc. PURE LINEN TABLE, DAMAsK. 80
inches wide
/ yard s7xc Turkcy.red TABLE DAMAsK;
yards eoc. LINEN DIAPER;
sx yards vide indigo blue and Turkey-rsd i2ke'
PERCALES;
yards l9xc. FRENCH PERCALEs:
ia sATTRRN wINsoR THIS that sell ssse;
Yards HAMBURG EDGING. az inches vide;
yards vide LINEN ToRCHON LAC8 that cells
al &c. yard:
yards ioc. LINEN ToRCH0N LACE:
4yards lOc. HAMBURG BDGING:
~ yards Of the very pestc-< TABLE oiL~OLoIh
In the new spring patterns;
oyards Of fancy wORsTRD FRINGE that sold
at i0c. yard:
syards MOSS TRIMMING that sold M Soc. per
yard
| yards best ioc, sgERsUcKBR GINGHAxs.
chidrens PURE LINEN coioREp BORDER
! DHASDKERCH;RFS;