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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23
PETERSBURG POINTS.
4 Medley of News From the old coekade

\ Medley Of News From the Old Cockade.
PETERSBURG. Va. Feb. %. Special.
The iWcnty.scc0nd was observed here by
the closing OF the banks and the different
government Offices As stated Yesterday.
the anniversary viii be more generally Oh
served in Petersburg on Monday, when
there Will be parade Of the military.
A letter has been received here from W. :.
Quay, chairman Of the Republican National
committee. In which the writer SAYS there
is mo- doubt Of the prompt confirmation Of
Colonel j.. ID. Brady. as Collector of Internal
Refcnue for this district when the matter
comes before the senate. The ground upon
which the confirmation is 10 be made is the
faithful service rendered by Brady 20 his
party. as we'll as his competency for the
Office. 20 which he has been appointed.
Virginia Council, No. 9. }. %. L. A. NJ.
went over 90 Richmond This morning &C. par
ucipate IN The parade Of that order I'm that
city.
The Masonic festival to be given at the
Academy Of Music. in tins city. IN Nav
next, promises 20 eclipse any previous en-
terlainment OF It's Kind ever given here.
Professor Carl /errahn, Of Boston. will be
the festival conductor. The orchestra will
come from Baltimore. and will Doe the same
as that which was at the last festival. The
usual guarantee fund Of $4,000 10 protect
the Petersburg Musical Association against
any loss has already been subscribed. The
board Of directors of the Petersburg Musi.
cal Association will hold meeting shortly
% map ont plans for the festival.
During the past week thirteen deeds We're
admitted 10 record in the Office Of the clerk
of the court in this city.
The inspection of tObaccOs at the diher-
ent warehouse in the city for the past week
were 1872 h0gsheads: receipts. 2l3 hogs
heads: sales of loose. 3ls.j19 pounds.
llod Carriers Union, 80. !. have elected
the following officers: President. b. =.
Moss; Nick Williams. yicc-presideut;
Robert Shaw, financial secretary; James
Baugh. treasurer; William BraNton. chap
lain; stokes Jennings. sergeant-at-arms.
Ht Rev. A. VI. Randolph. assistant bishop
OF this diocese. will administer the rite Of
confirmation at st. Johns Episcopal Church
Tonight. Tomorrow Doe Will confirm
classes ai the other Episcopal churches in
the city.
Rev. A.C. Bledsoe. pastor Of the Wash
ingion-street NJ. T.. Church, will commence
tomorrow night "a series of meetings, which
VIII Doe continued nightly during the week.
The Hastings Court, Judge ID. VI. Der
nard, presiding. has been engaged again
to-day hearing argument in the case 0fthe
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
p1ny against Boiling.
During the past week there have been
but very few arrests by the police. and the
law iniractors appear % De on their good
behavior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23
THE C0MM0NW WEALTH.
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE.

Treasure Trovo In stafford County 4
Bucket of Coin Pound in the Burned
Ruins of an old House-Other Virginia
News Of Interest.
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Feb. 22.-'spe-
cial. On the outskirts Of Falmouth. I'm
Stafford county, on Friday evening last. an
old dwelling, built in the early days OF Nir-
gina, and so dilapidatod that il appeared as
if u would crumble at the slightest touch of
a passing breeze, was totally DESTROYED by
fire, the cause unknown. Up 10 few years
SINCE the building was owned and occupied
by Mr.. Charles Lawson, an extremely cc-
centric white man, who lived 10 an old age
The life Of hermit and when ne died was
supposed 10y his neighbors 20 be in abiect
poverty, indeed reduced TO almost staryaa
tion. The old man, apparently I'm
destitution IN every respect final
ly died in his uninhabitable abode
and was buried ON the premises
in rude coffin such az charita-
bic neighbors supplied. A Mr.. Luther
Limerick succeeded the old man in the resi-
dence at the house, and several years passed
with no discovery about the premises save
the marks Of cruel poverty. To-day i'm tine
debris Of the burnt building Mr.. Limerick.
hunting after what might he left OF his
wasted property. discovered i'm the ashes 70
large tin bucket slightly nut not materially
injured by the flames or time. which. upon
an inspection was found 20 be filled with
gold and silver coin amounting TO a large sum
oi money. Many suppose that in an prob
ability the money was concealed there dur
ing the war, and the parties % whom 10 Dee
l0nged were either Killed or died. so as mo-
hunt has been made for the presci0us tim
bucket. Others of the vicinity suppose that
old Lawson boarded 10 up until the sum was
accumulated and buried 10 beneath the
floor Of the building. The money is i'm the
hands of Mr.. Limerick. who will bold 10 un-
I'll a final Investigation can be had a- 90
who is entitled % 10.
To-day on the banks Of the Rappahan-
mock, near this city two fun sets Of artill-
cial teeth were found imbedded in the earth.
upper and lower jaws. Some think they
were the property of Captain Ward. gov
ernment contractor on the RappahannOck
here, who, 10 is thought, drowned himself
several months ago. Yet others think they
VIII bee discovered 20 belong 10 some soldier
who fell in battle during the late war.
II was reported here tins evening that
Wallace Hernd0n. who was badly cut at
Stafford Store, i'm that county, "a few days
ago in an encounter. as reported i'm THE
TIMES, by young Shacklett, died to-day. li
SO. the case will engendcr intense excite
ment in stafford among the friends of each
party concerned in the affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23
JOHN JACOB AsToa.
Sudden Death OF Man worth Royal
Fortune.

Sudden Death OF Man worth Royal
Fortune.
NEW YORK, Feb. a.. special. The hol-
iday quietsOf the day was somewhat dis-
iurhed by the announcement of the sudden
death from heart disease this morning oil
John Jacob AstOr the famous millionaire.
He was born in ls22, aud was the grandson
of the original John Jacob AstOr, WHO
founded the family fortunes as fur dealer
In this city. His father was William Back
house AstOr. who died in 1919, leaving me
largest fortune ever accumulated M lhi,
country up 20 that time. This fortune was
divided in the proportion Of two-thlrds TO
John Jacob AstOr and One-third 10 William
AstOr his younger brother. I'm 1916
John Jacob AstOr married Miss 1ioDs,
Of south Carolina, by whom he had
one child. William Waldorf Astor, late
Minister 20 Italy, and now iorty-tWo years
Ofage.
The life Of John Jacob Astor has been
singularly quiet and unefeniiul. Aiter re-
ceiyiug "a good education he settled down M
this city 10 carry ont the family traditions
AS "A buyer of real estate. ln n early idYs
of the war he served for a short time as an
aide ON Mcglellau's staff. His fortune ls
estimated at $50 100000. He was not con-
snicuOus in any large charitable schemes.
though his late wife was very liberal in her
eupport Of schools and 0rphanages. Follow
ine the example OF his father and grand
father. he gave much % the AstOr library
Next tO the Trinity Church Corporation he
was the largest owner Of real estate IN New
York city. Mrs. William Astor was 10 have
sailed this morning tor llayre, but the trip
was abandoned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23
BRADY HOPEFUL.
Confident fhst Tie Can beat Malone
Capital News In General.

WASHINGTON. -. c.. Feb. % special.
Colonel Brady is still in Washington look
ing after his confirmation. To The TINES
cOrre-pOnieht tO-iiieht he said: Malone
has made a cowardiy ahd ditty fight against
me. but have asked no quarter
from him nor do / have any TO
present him. I'm this tight he has
been whipped clear ont Of his boots
as ! will be confirmed next Tuesday.
don't ask aEy odds Of Malone or his vile
tools. who have. in obedience 10 bin. en-
gagged in efforts to procure my rejection by
the Senate. 30 Tar as | am concerned,
matter 10 the Republican side Of
the senate. II | cannot beat Malone
ten t0 one with the Republican senators
am willing 90 abandon the fight. This n<ht
Malone has made against me. has been
really beneficial 10 me. II has not only
strengthened me at home as Malone wei
knows. but it has brought me into
closer relations with Republican SEM
at0rs who did nOs understand the Is
sue between Malone and myself. kepub
lic8n Senators who were hitherto friendly
% Malone have informed me recently ANA
since this fight upon me was made, that
they were entirely m-lnformed as
10 the real situation in Virginia. |
have traced petitions sent out through
Virginia in opposition 10 me di-
rectly to Malone. have tourd some
that were headed in his own handwriting.
But an these have been miserable failures.
To illustrate the failure need only reier 10
Petersburg. my home. l have tiled alli-
dayits with the committee showing thdt
eight of the signatures 10 Mahones
petition from Petersburg were forged: that
they were the names Of dead men and
minors. Mah0ne's petition asking my re-
lection were signed by his tools in Din
widdie, Sussex and Prince George
county. feel more than gratined az
the endorsements / nave received from
Petersburg Democrats and Republicans.
the CamerJns. our largest tobacco export
er-. banks presidents. leading merchants
and citizens. These have ind0rsed me.
and il may interest Malone 10 know that
Senator QUAY, chairman Of the Republican
National Committee. has written ilom
Florida. urging my confirmation. Ma
homes mean and dirty hght against me has
made senators Daniel and Barbour my ac-
tive friends. whereas they would have been
passive. With the exception Of sherman.
nearly every Republican senator Of any
prominence is openly i'm favor of my con-
iirmatiOn. ! am confident of the result, de-
spite MahOnc's opposition
The Petersburg delegation TO appear De-
fore the River and IIarb0r Committee next
Tuesday. will comprise some Of the leading
business men Of that city.
Representatives Edmuud-, Buchanan ana
Tucker attended dinner Of the Washing
tom Memorial society to-day, in honor Of
Washington's birthday.
Representative lee has encountered stout
opposition tO his resolution demanding
that the Aitorney-General shall take
means 10 protect the government in-
terest In the Chesapeake and ONO
canal. but he intend, to push IL through.
lie has applied TO the Treasury Department
for detailed statement 0f the various M
fcresfs m the canal. including those OF the
United States and Virginia.
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DkNVlLLE DOTS.
Death Of Mr.. schoolheld-Tobacco shiT-
ments-PcrsOnal.


ments-Persona
pANViIIE. Va. Feb. d. special. Mr.
Eugene II. -chOolheld, whose serious illness
has already been reported IN thess dis
patches, died at his fathers home at =
O'Clock this morning. Mr.. Schoolheld was
the son of John H. SchOOlheld. of this CITY.
and was born in Henry county in 1864. lie
has been for two wears the senior member Of
fhe firm Of Schoolfeld a Watson. tobacco
manufacturers. Though just past twenty
hye years of age, the deceased by his energy,
uns,yervine fidelity and strict Integrity,
had acquired a business reputation that any
man might be proud of. lie was con-
scientious christian gentleman and took
nrominout part in Church affairs. lie had
bean a member Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, since his school days ~ kandollh
Macon College. The funeral VIII take place
from Mount Vernon Methodist Church al
4. VI. tomorrow.
John Knight, hals-witted colored man,
has been missing since SUNDAY last, ana ii
h believed by his friends that he has wan
dered on in the woods and died from eN-
pOsure. .
mo sbipments Of manufactured tobacco
tbis week amount % 10000 pounds.
Tlorts are being made 90 hold here, early
in the spring. Confederate Veterans falf'
Inc object being 20 raise money 10 20
towards building q local home for decrepH
Confederate soldiers.
Captain j.. T. A,erett president OF me
Roanoke Female College. who has been slcN
FOR several months, and at one Time was
thought 10 be beyond hope OF recovery; Is
now abletO leave his room ana take ihodeI-
ate exercise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23
%22este1g- G1H 5sL2toocl

I 900 paifs OF LACE CURTAINS, two dinor-
ent patterns. gUlnure borders, with the nt "
zeal Lace eflsc, centres, IA ei border.
four Yards lOnx. We are selling them Tor
s2.5Oa palr They orc worth 50.
A O. OF OF EHRI COIpNED FIX AND CIR -
MILE CURTAINS: with satin Dado Dlr-
der and str pc lthe latest for chamber wine
dOwsl g. pair
ENBHOlDtIiED MUSLIN. p inches wide
f'r hODecp curtains, 2jc. yard.
D Ighly Artistic lOlors. Solid yellow
Orange. shrimp Pink. Light luc, 3 ifh'
Green. Eior1e. Ie.ra Gotta, lied Imitation
china ilks. nearly yard wido for l6i ilc. q
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23

CouRrLAND. VA, Feb. 22.-lspecial.-
This morning an accident occurred ON tne
Atlantic and Dan,ille Railroad, the hrst 10
several months. m.
A freight train leaving Lawrenceyille al
7.30 A. NJ. was derailed about one nile east
of Edgerton, a station just six miles east OF
Iawrenceyile. The conductor, g.. NJ.
Handy. Was badly hurt, but II II hoped not
very dangerously. The caboose was burned
up. The wreck Is not very extensive, ana
viii be cleared up in few hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23
BRIEF TEL6GRAMS.

John D. Seymour. brother Of the late Hon.
lonlo seymour. died a. Utica yesterday .
aall sefeuiy-slK
lno0. The wife-muidsrer, died in ths jail al
Nfad.ns yesterday from tbs o1ects u the
Dliei Wound inflicted by himselfst tho time
oih.. arrest.
dinner was given in honor Of John l..
sullivan in New York yesterday by about
ono hundred Of the champions friends. The
festivities occurred in a refreshment palace
near ihe site of Washington's headquarters.
do lower Broadway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23

Of hearts and Of hands. and ve create in the
Republic a benehcent and Irresistible
10, ce against which the world, the flesh and
the devil 5f demagogy shall not prevail
He denied that tiir South was obstructive
in the benefcient growth Of this national
spirit. and paid his respects lll trehchgnt
siyle to the sectional temper Of senator In
gals The South. he said. was the peace
maker Of the Republic. lie closed with a
glowing ouolgy Of the southern colony in
New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23

PRINCE GEORGE c. H., VA. Feb Il, a..
rsaecisi T. While on his way home about
two miles from Petersburg, NeaneeSuws} %
night on the Jerusalem plank road .o,''d =, " !
I Wilkes wac waylaid, assaulted and foDDsa ..,.
by lot Lones and Gillian Fisher lc0,S'sWv}' ~
o} Petersburg. Thursday morning q; " y.
Wilkes swors out a warrant, ana MI i'0P''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23
SIBERIAN HORRORS.
Outrage Committed ON Political Prison
ers by Russian Authorities.

ers by Russian Authorities.
LONDON. Feb. 22-Further details OF the
outrage on the political prisoners at Kara
Siberia. have been received 10y Russian ex-
lies i'm This city. The trouble originated IN
a ..hunger strike the women prisoners at
tempting To starye themselves TO death
10 escape the brutallties OF their jailers'
They abstaned from TODD for fourteen
days. The iailers then res0rted 10 inde-
cent methods OF breaking the determination
of the women. Nine. sighida succeeded IN
obtaining an interview with the director Oh
tie prison, but receiving no satisfaction
denounced him and. 10 j. said, struck MN
in the face. She WAS then whipped. receiN-
lng one hundred lashes. and died soon aitef-
ward from rupture Of the heart. Her thiee
companions, Mary koalesky, Nine. ll mr.,
njtzkv and Maria koluiny, committed
suicide an hour after her death.
On learning Of these events, thirty mai'
prisoner,. who had warned the director
hat they would commit suicide II political
prisoners were logged. took poison together
The quantity Obtainable was insuihclent'
and only two died-Bobolou and hoiujny'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two Persons Killed and Six Others Badly
Injured.


GOLANsyfLLE. Va, Feb. pa disas-
trous boiler explosion occurred IN Hunter
Brothers C0mpany's saw mill, TWO miles
from this place, at o'clock THIS morn
Ing. killing two persons outright and wounds
ing Six others. Portions Of machinery were
blown 20 "a height Of one hundred feet IN the
air. and carried over the Postal telegraph
lines. TWO hundred and finy yards from the
mill. The victims, all c0lored men. were
employed about the mill. Their names are
Killed William James and Henry John-
son. 49,
Injured samuel Fox. leg broken ID TWO
places and badly scalded; Jefferson W ash
ington. leg broken and scalded about itce
John jackson. face and body scaided
Bepi. Beanam. found unuer mill shed WIN
arm broken and badly scalded about tue
face.
Dr. W. c. Flagg, local physician, re-
sponded promptly. and is doing All IN ms
power. assisted by Hunter Br)lhers' Tor the
unfortunate men.
The explosion made a loud report ana
could be heard for miles distant. flrins nl
without sufficient water in the boiler caused
the explosion. The mill property Is total
wreck. No insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23

NEWS FERRY, Va. Feb. % special.
The barn of Mr. 4. W. Vaughan VINO liNes
near this place, was burned by an an i%ncen- %
diary last night at $3.50 o'clock me D"In
was filled with forage. loss ABOUT eivV, nv n9
insurance. 30 far no clue u tue ~ipo''"'0'
81 tho OUTRAGE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23

Johnson was appointed special constable.
lie tJohnsonl went % the city and arrested
both Of the men and lodged them last night
IN the city Jail for safe keeping. This
morning he brought them from Petersburg
10 The county Jail. Gillian Fisher is man
Of notorious character. Very little is known
oi Lot Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23

ASHLAND. VA, Feb. % Special; a
meeting Of the Board OF supervisors OF iian-
over county was held this week at ihe court
house. The levy for the ensuing year was
0,ed at INV cents on the one hundred dol
lar. which is the same as that Of last year,
and 4. considered very reasonable, cOnsid-
ering the number OF bridges which have
been built during the year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23

Why 90 30 many people we see arOuDc us
'm io prefer 30 suffer and be made mistIa-
,l' pS Indigestion, Consumption, Dizziness.
ZOE Of Appetite, Coming Up Of The FOOD
'ii'" ralu. when for 20 cents we viii sell
h'in fhiion's system Nltaiizer, guaranteed
Y iif cm. sold by bOdcker Brothers and
Dos Co.. corner Of fifth and Mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23
THE HILL CITY.
4 Number of Interesting Items From
Lynchburg.


LYNcHBURG, Va, Feb. %. Special F.
The number of candidates for local oinces
i'm this city is growing every day, and the
woods are fun of them for each office. They
are an. however. subject 10 the Democratic
vote OF the primary when held. Among
them is Colonel August f0rstberg and New
man Eubank for commissioner Of revenue.
The luman party Of capitalists when
passed through here about a week ago en-
route South. returned to-day on their way
10 New York. The party visited New
Orleans and other Southern points. some
of Them remained behind al several of the
winter resorts in Florida, and Will return 10
New York later. The private coaches were
attached 10 the regular 1880 norli-pound
train.
Inc Corporation Court Of yesterday SEN
fenced Larender for forgery 10 the peni-
tentiary for three years, and Judge Diggs
refused a new trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23

MrLIBoR0, VA, Feb. 22.- Special =,
George A. Mayse. Of Warm Springs, and
Deputy Clerk OF Bath county, died at n'e
0'clOsk this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23

lsNnINfn iNF AINN 'l hN'hN 'i""tNN'''" '''tf"-
tsed last sunday we have
A.B. g.. Tonic and Alternative. 75c.; Fellows
syrup HyuOrnosphifcs, Ole; bcckWith p
pills. 49,: Hmrdrcih's pills, ih p; Afei 3
Recamier Crcum, 8 90 Ayers ltcenmief
Balm. ~ 90: fioetcffcr's stomach bntefs,
zoe. Aliens Lung BIlsam, 45c., ~chencllt =
sea Weed IOuic. 4Jc. bruunrN's ftmlle
Regulator, 7Jc; tiayse.s NerVe ana Bone
iiuimenf. Zoe Original Nerve ana Bone
iiulfucuf. equal 20 fmyscr's. lO,; Sllirf
Cnlorai Inymol. 3lc.. p0mnde Nascl'n &.
IOc. Lemon Hot DiOps, lJf.; Wyetn's Beef
lrOuand Wine. soc.i summon Liver h,ku-
lator. zoe Ben Cnpslc piasicrs. lye.; Pure
CASTLE soap fOc "a d.: Original Pare Cocoa
OH soap. lJc. "a in.. iinc Imported lecp-
rated China Iun-Loxes, 25c., worth Doc
Large indian ocean Bath ~pOlees, l4c..
worth 25c Yankee shaving soap. lp'-
Packers Isr soap, l5c 3 for 5uci IVORY
1oau &C.. Pint hOfllc of best Bay Rum, % '..
GLASS hotfie Orris Root Tooth Powder. lbc.,
Wooden box Orris root room Powder,
zoe. Carved C,ilulOid Hand Mirrors anna
Hair fushes Dr. wOith sOc., BE wo IA
Doe. 1nc. worth Toe up % 81; blhck ! iof-
ence Hand Mirrors. Zoe. worth 2'c., zoe.
worth 5Nc soc worth 4Dc., int- PIE G.
Back English Hair Brushes. -5c. worth ioc.,
3gc worth Doc. special qualities OF Eng
lish Hair brushes. long and sloti nlisile-
and odd shapes, oOc., 4Dc., -, 81 - hul
al so. over 100 styles English four and nyc
row bristle Tooth Brushes, Doc steel hiif
Combs fOr ladies use, l5c.; uu cxtftnr .lntff
heavy Rubber Dressing umb, zoe til- cei-
ebfatei Vernon Tooth brushe-, DC tnf
new olive Doc Brown IyiIlte Dressing
Combs, Doc, soc. and zoe; Tie same IN Fine
Combs. l0c. and Doe.
We could not cnumcrate all the Patent
Medicines we have suffice 10 10 say there "a
none made We 10 not kee.'
022 ssz<L, ZD6I.n< NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23

,p pApTNFR WANT.

TOR SALE OR PARTNER WANT.
4 kD-fish, OH and ouano FACTORY.
good opportunity. The ousine,z ..a w.. -
se,te' 81 Dreaaw'y, Ny. "z@-s'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23

a. I'll ilA F4nlNO ll4tN 30 AVAt ~'~s
ID 6v maie one each Your choice OF The
following: Hegohias, Coleus. 'hf> santhe-
NUNS. Carnations, ,allas. Dahilas, Daisies.
Eve Glor.ss. Fuchsias, Geraniums. Hello
tropes. Jssmines, Pan les. Nefoenas. N'oiets'
Vincas. aud ca;tin@s of the hardy Double
puro while Althea. which grows easily. ~ "
EtAf. pEsIGNsI> OUTFLOW Ehs, Gk Ar
ANqEED 10 PiEAsE. FROM 2oc. - $50,
AND UPWARD. N. y. 'AiLiN'
is-sa.sn.wed' 11s i1nfei street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23

Don't .hmiS our cutting of prices is confined
10 lust a few articles. You would be SUR
prised 10 know how we really cut apd slash
into the price OF an desirable gooisAlor we
must keep busy at any costs; ma y are
busy not only selling the t"le-emd Of this
winters stock. hut Sew spring stufis, that
knowing people buy because prices are cu.
SO deeply.
1here are Mattinss for example. whole
carload was receive "a lat week enough t)
last any other Richmond Merchant two
yea,s-yct by cutting prices We will sell IL
ont wlihn Thirty days. You should be one OF
the lucky purchasers.
40 Rolls Of RED AND WHl1E CHECK MAT
TING viii hc sold for ~ G.. yard; other
stores sell for l2ilc.
90 Roll. o. ft MY CHECK 80. PERFECT
MATrING will be soll far ljc aynrd; other
stores soil for 5c
III Rolls of lhc Bust fLAi ROLL MAI
IINGS. giving you choice of ten ditfsfe it (
fincy check "a l. rus. will be sold for II. .c.
yard other stores snl for 2Dc
f0r 2jc we have probably twenty on, rent
patterns, including Plain White, Plain
Check, Fancy Check, Slnnll tntck, iHf-c
linlds and stripe, comprising the pioil.ft
assortment ever shown boo Richmond. ire
quality IL what Is called NNN., being one
Of the best grades imp rt,d.
SEAMLESS N NIisNGS comprising quail
ties with seams every five or ten yards az
3Cc. 33c., 35c zoe. and oOc. yard.
Arraueemenfs can be made with the credit
clerk FOR buying vattings, Lace Curtaih-,
&C.. on the instalment plan.
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MnNnAY. grnnrARY 2lru.

at IL o'clock 4. 81. I pIEhCE PIANO,
: srrkflND ol.GAN. I bDvk-t Al ! NAL-
NrT MkkpnOBt, ! SIT lAitiO fjhNl-
TURF. or "a much 81 said Ier,' .nnl property
as j. neccs~s,ry 20 pay on ana discharge The
a. ID secured aud cXprnsss % sale.
Terms. Cash. ". II. hfN rnlbors
Il. fo-aadu Trustee.