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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-01
his threat, and took poison several times
He was yesterday brought 10 this city and
placed in the insane asylum.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
The increased tariff on express mat

The increased tariff on express matter
went iuto effect this morning.
Vicar General Brady CT St. Louis says
that Archbishop Kenrick is soon to be
created cardinal.
The corner stone Of the temple which Is
to be erected in Chicago By the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. was leid this
afternoon.
R=v. DR.. Henry J. Morton the venerable
rector emeritus of st. Jsmss Protestant
Episcopal Church, OF Philadelphia, died this
morning.
The Portuguese bark Izolina. which ar
rived at New York to-day, from Aracajn
via HAMPTON Roads has three of her crew
sick With scurvy.
Oh, the fret discovered in that section
shot out The Fisher we'll on Island Greek,
Oaic, yesterday, aad went up 60 feet. 1t
will probably yield 800 bbs daily.
Thoa. Churchill, SO years of age, was
murdered by two burglars last night at bis
home In the little hamlet known as 1.-The
Hemlocks" N. Y.
The Lake House at Starbuck, MINI, was
burned last pieht. Two children ofthe pro-
oyietor, E. P. Byhee, were burned to death
Two Others were SO badly burned that they
are not expected 10 live.
Arthur Wellee, 16 year old boy, was
| fatally shot in Chicago yesterday by com
parton. VIM. WhibH, about the same age
The shooting was accidental.
Cbas. Parker, saloon keeper, so'd
his place 10 Chicago last night for s2OcO
the amount beirg paid him in cash. Dur
ing the evening some one relieved him Of
the entire roll of bills.
John w. Yardley, the cashier Of the ca
madam Exhibition Co, of Montreal. who
disappeared in Septe mber last with lot o.
the compapgs money, has been arrested al
Omahs, Neb.
All doubt that there ere rich deposits o
precious metals and lead In the Arbuckle
md Wichita mountains In the ChickaaaW
Nation, Tndiap Territory. he's bsen set al
-ost by the investigation of an expert
The fces of the monster blast furnace o.
she r )besona Iron Company, at Robesone
Pa, were lighted this forenoon after al
idlepess Of nearly months. This is one O.
he largest furnaces ip Pennsy lVanls
J Sister Rose Gertrude, tie pretty young
EopIish woman who created great sensa
ion by attempting to spend her life among
;hs epers OF MoIokai, one of the Sandwich
[slaods, is nov goyerness in the family Of
John Elg, superintendent Of the Inter
.sisnd steam navigation company at Hone
uu.
l. is row certain that twenty seven lives
oave been saved f.om the wrec ked steamer
Y zcays, which was suak 10 collision I'll
8ssuegat on Thursday night. a dispatch
vas received in New York to-day from
Iewes, Dsl., that tho second and fourth en-
gineers, second hosisWaio, second COX, one
ffemen nnG two sailors had arrived there
In Baltimore tc day Judge Dennis, of the
Circuit Court, dismissed the bill filed against
the Western Unon Telegraph Company, for
receiver for the Western Telegraph Com
psry and for az account. This company's
ina extends from Baltimore to Wheeling
along the route Of ths Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
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Thos. Roads, the Lyna, Mass. morocco
manuiacturer, to-day turned off 167 OF his
employees ia accordance with the resolution
adopted By the National Morocco MaOufac-
turers Association. that on November ID:
sill knights of labor should be discharged.
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For sale by E. S. Leadbester & BIO.

1t ia too late TO cry when yonr heed il
eff )" bus before you say mo u3e," try Cd
Saul's Catsrrh Cure Bnd SEQ how quickly
aud pleasantly you will be cured OF cs,srrt
or H. 0asr IN.
Why let the baby suffer and perhaps die,
VIXEN 8 bottle of Dr.. Bulls BsUy Systp
would at ouca relieve IL snd tffscs cute.
Oaly 25 cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-01

A REDUCTION of Thirty r-- cent has just
been made in the wages ofthe lsborers 10 the
Bsssemsr department of the Oils Iron and
Steel Company's works at Cleveland, Ohio.
Who says the high tariff does not protect
labor aud increase the wages thereof? Per-
ien the thought that 1t does not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-01

Rev. ] o r Cori,s, pastor Of the Meth
odist Church at New Gfetns, Burlington
county, n. j., writes very encoursg'ngly as
follows:
DR.. G. ". Kirk:
Dear sir-Apout four years ago took q holVy
cold III 1t resulted in a stubborn cstarrh. IL H.
creased in severity. gtaduaily extending down
ward to the pharynx and larynx, thence TO the
bronchia. The back part of my threat was GOV,
cred with ulcers my voice lost its strength and
resonance, sometimes f4dirg away into aspiis'
lions 10 20 out into cool air was to be hlieo up
win ph!ogn and mucous until it was no pleasure
20 leave the houee. l tried remedies oihcinai ana
remedies patented, with no relief the disease stu
Increasing in malIgnauco. Radam's Microbe XII.
err was suggested to me- ana had some ono other
than yourself had charge OF it should nave =
mis,,d it from my mind. Having conn fence In
your iud gment L felt there must be something
in it," 4 faithful pso of the remedy mas con-
vipced mo that tnerc is salvation In II for every
catarrhal sufferer. l feel improved In every way
health much improved, voice strong discharges
moch less proiuse, Ulcers healed, boar eness gone
can get = tull brest1 OF ar-in short, can say the
romedy is all that claimed for it. Yours,
J. o. Z. CoRLIss.
For sale by E. s. Lea0beater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-01

NEW YoBK. Nov Wall Street IL q. MN
the sto OK market this morning tho general list
wac yery dull and there WAS absolutely no feature
in the dealings. The opening prices we're irregu-
lar rs compared with last nignts figures out tpe
cha were slight in ali cees. Dullness became
most marked toward the end OF the hour, and at
III o'clock tie market was dull and fairy steady
but at slight fractions he on first prices.
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Houston, Texas, June 20, 1883

For The pu5Iic:
My wife has been troubled with chcon,o
liver complaint aud kidney disease for MAY
years coupled with indiges ion and siuf-
born constipation of the bowels. She has
taken hree jugs of RAdam's Microbe Killer,
and feels greatly improved in all respects,
and has strong hopes of permanent relief
by continuing the use Of the Microbe KiIier.
w. HAREAL.
For sale BY E. S. Leadheater 6 BIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-01

Sufferers trom scaids, burns Sc, Salvation
Oh viii cure you speedily. Ociy % cents.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT., Washington,
D. CT tass gr-st p,-asure in certifying
&c sas ff;c.cy OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. in
uss M family rs j speclfu fos colds OF
chs!a.eo or eduhs, and I have found Il to
be cure almost !ipueais.e aud always
permanent. IAoS b. PR1CE.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-virginia consols
i0...U, 1896 IL; do 3s 66a4 a

eA1r1moRE, Nov Lotion nominal; mid
ding 97a Flour fairly active and steady. Wheat
-souuhern firm; Fultz 96.1O3; longberry 95t
l04; No ,, 102a1o2ia; Western easy No
winter red spot and No7 loo. Corn-9oolhe'I
f,iTlv active new white selling at 66 10 60; new
Yellow 50; prime old 63. Ca quiet. Bye firm
Eay dul; prime to choice timothy Sl1. Provi
zion Hlm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-01

The November nuuuer OF Our Little Ones,
rns of me mes interesting cnilorsu's maa.-
zines published, has been received from the
Ruesel Publishing Company, Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-01

Senator elec. Bfice. who is personally gu
perVisina for the democrats the closing hours
of thu Oaio campaign, claims the election
beyond doubt of thirteen democrats out Of
twenty-ons Cougressmen. In this be in.
Guides Dir. Warwick over Mr.. Mckinney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-01

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Cottcn quiet; upland!
ST.: Orleans 10 l. g; futures opened steady q,
3 o.cline aud closed weak. Flour queer and
lrm. Wheat dull and stronger. Corn geieto a nn
arm. PORK quiet aud firm at Sll 2'ai1 oo
Lard dull ami easy ST So Do
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-01

cv,c.ao Nov III q. -wheat-Dec Jog y
al os5s Msy 1888. corn-Dee 63A; May oois.
500 os:s1hsy s az ns Sc co. May 81 o2ia
s way ~ r-bs-Jan $ 50 May So 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-01

Ex-CoNesEssMA WISE, formerly of VIZ
ginia, cut now OF New York, says: Virgin
Ia will give from 80 600 to 10000 democratic
majority this year. The Force bill has de-
stroyed some CT the republican ms ority
there. The L,ugston affar has destroy ed
MORE" Aod yet Mir. Wise has said that in
Virginia Counties in which the negroes have
a majority of voters. they ehou'd have the
offices and that Is just what Langston
claims, and what the Force bill will do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-01

a,1,eroN CATTLE. MARKET, Get. s1.-17O
80 offered and sold as follows Best 3sa
s1c s GOOD 34sS &c; nedium 2s.ls3c common
-. IL 344 Sheep and Lambs we're offered,
eSsep Sal Lambs sac c. Csyss 5A6c Per ID
Cows and Calves sold at S10a42. Market SLOW.
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SECRETARY BLAINE says: "If PeDpsylva

SECRETARY BLAINE says: "If PeDnsylva-
MIA goes against us, what can We expect
from other SyetesY II would simply mean
that tho Mckinley tariff bill is not apprec-
ated by the people," Ga the contrary, 1t
would mean that the bill REFER ed to is
thoroughly appreciated by the people, that
they know they are outraged and pillaged
by it, and that they want 1t repealed as
soon as possible. All that any disinteresteo
man nseds to Induce him to vote against
the tariff bill, is that be shall understand 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-01
M0YETaRY hND COMMERCIAL.

For sale by E s. Leadbeater & Bro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-16

5000 Real Leather PocketbOoks, IN Pialhi
solid color, brown, dark red ana tan ana
black. 25c. each, ~.
| s. 600 fancy pressed leather sofia colOI uiseS
with inside pocket. DC. 40
$50 Real German silver Coin Purses, 49c.
worth $50. ,.,
| 1 900 Draw string shopping Bags In colored
Undressed Kid and Rlack Morocco
Leather, 90c. each, 25c., Fancy styles that
are worth soc.
Just 600 genuine leather-line Pocketbooks,
The new shape Pocketpook ana cara Ease
combined, 75c. worth el.40 800
Real Leather Writing Tablets, DOC 10 s4;SV.
1000 Colored Kid Pu-ses with oxydized
trimmings. 17c.. usual price, 25c:
Leather Photograph Frames, 26c: 10 Ioc: ~
Leather Glove and Handkerchief Sets, 81 Az
Embossed Purses and Card Cases 10 match,
after designs from Paris Exposition. ol.OO
More than 900 solid gold wire Rings with
dainty sets of mOOnstODes, bluestOnes'
emeralds. pearls Rhinestones' etc. 81
each, worth $3.50.
Rhinestone EardrOps with guaranteed solii
gold wires and fronts, 81 pair. ,,,.
solid silver Ribbon Pins in new and styhs II
designs, 25c. 49,,
solid Silver Thimbles in plush cases OF
different sizes. 2ic. each.
| solid Washed Thimbles, 24c.
Plain Bar Breastpins, with pearl sets OF
crowns and hOrseshoes, 1Sc.-usual price
40c.
| lOO elegant Set hillntStOht law ms 81
each, in designs that formerly sold for So
each.
A great Offering of Paper and Enve-
lopes in boxes at 2sc.-such as French
Linen, Oriental Linen, Queen Anne
Linen, wedding plate, smooth finish,
and two quires of the best Linen Paper
and two full pack of Envelopes to
match, in a patent opening box.
Some fine Imported Note Paper and Enve-
lopes. in boxes, 35c. 4Oc.. and soc.
Fine Soaps, Toilet Necessities, Mani
cure Articles, all go in the list of Spe-
cal Sale Articles.
Manicure Scissors, 10.
200 Twisted Ivory Handle Nall Polishers,
25c.-wOrth soc.
| 900 Scissors Of every size, from the smallest
gilt handled to the largest Shears, 2oc.
choice.
| Z. 900 Mectal Puff Boxes, 12c.-wOrth 25c.
| : 900 bottles of Gold Paint. DC. bottle.
| Undressed Kid MOusquetaires, button
length. feather stitch SILK, embroidery,
Just SOC pair usual price SSc.
| 80 dozen Mems Seamless English rocks, IN
fancy stripes, solid cOlOrs and unbleached,
| worth Csc TO 40c. pair-choice for l9c.
pair; for SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-16
LaCeS, Handkerchief,

In this department are to be found ai
the Novelties that ingenuity could .a-
veLt. Complete assortment of
Point Gauze and Duchcsse faces.
Flounces, and Bridal Wells
SILK Drapery Nets, In ChantiiIy Nr
quise, Ia Tosca, aud Brussels, na.r
designs and velvet spots;
Black Lace Flouncings, in Marquis.
Hand-run, Spanish, Spanish Gl.-
pure, and Chantilly, with Trimming
Laces to match
Splendid stock Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Handerchiefs. Hemmed. Im-
stitched, and Embroidered
Neck Ruching and Collarcttes iu great
variety. ocl-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-16
PENSIONS.

The first pension law of this country was
nassed by the Virginia Assembly in lO2o'
This is really not surprising considering
how many first things in this country hap
pened in Virginia. The point Of interest Is
the character Of the law. This Is now II
read: ''That at the beginning Of July next
the inhabitants of every corporation shall
fall upon their adjoining salyages as we did
the last yeare. those that shall be hurte upon
service TO be cured at the public charge;
i'm case any be famed TO be maintained by
the country according TO his person and
quality" This law is quoted as compar-
ison with the pension legislation Of to-day
and as suggestive Of possible amendments
20 the present system.
IL will be observed that provision is made
IN the frat law only for the curing Of those
who shall be hurt and for the maintenance
of those who shall be permanently Grip
pled. That nothing was said about pensions
for widows or children of those who might
be killed is probably because the method oil
attacking the savages precluded the idea oil
death except by accident. With this eX-
ception the law was eminently fair and
just.
Nothing was said about saddling future
generations with taxes for the support oil
those who might suffer wounds not to be
healed, or who might contract incuraDle
diseases; nothing of damages for horses
and mules; nothing of those who only
talked war; nothing Of those who might
make fortunes provisioning the forces OF the
several communities. In that day were no
Tanners, Raums, or Eliot f. Shepards.
When the cure of a man should be- effect
ed his pension would cease, and his great
grandchildren would not receive a gratu-
ity because he had enjoyed the privilege of
being cured at the public expense. The
fact that a man had been famed did not
distinguish In financial way his chill
dren from anybody else's children. Pen
sions stopped at one generation.
But the most refreshing feature was the
clause smaintained by the country not
BY England, OF which Virginia was Colo
nv. and under the laws Of which Virginia
existed. In other words, such law today
would mean that each State should pro-
vide tor the pensions Of its veterans. II
this law should he carried out, many OF the
states would probably wish II TO be amend
ed limiting the pensions TO natiye-born citi'
zens and excluding those hireliRg foreigners
who, having nothing at stake, entered the
army for the money they might make from
Il. But as this would preclude many thous-
and veterans, their influence woulo be too
great TO allow such an amendment To be
made. The State provision might be made
directly through its Legislature or indi-
reclly through the general government. The
fret plan would be the better, AS thereby the
pension bureau would be removed from the
suspicion OF being used as political ma
chine by whatever party controlled the gen.
eraI government. The whole plan would be
q more equitable adjustment OF the existing
status, and be al evidence OF the honest and
determined wish OF the people 10 care for
their veterans. II would also be conducive
70 Q fostering OF State pride.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-16
PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS
Kaufman & Co.'s Store.

establishment full of stock We
Ito
the ladies Of Richmond
within bounds You will find by call
extraordinary reductions the
departments The wonderland bargains will of be
will difficulty finding
that suit matter what style wish and at prices which, for
bought their heag The weather has been for the most part
the cold
shape and they will have do the in order give fashion
the simplest regard
feathers instance The Black
Tips be had &c.,
quality will 62c the Black
Parrots Fancy
be sacrfce at on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-16

800 pairs Of Children's CrOcheted Jnder-
shifts, button all the way down front,
25e. each worth SOC.
1O-4 Wamsutta Bleached Shooting In snort
lengths. 25c a yard.
81 pieces OF DOuble-Width Irlcots Ia mixed
colors, all wool, 20c. yard.
A Big Lot Of our SOC. Striped and
Plaid Dress Goods reduced to S0c.
yard.
still Offering the one dollar yard Dress Pat
terms OF CheviOts. IN plain stripes. checks
ward choice.
These goods are all imported, Of the finest
wool and silk.
We want you to pay attention to the
Cloak advertisements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-16

voorself as TO what store has the best
assortment of the most stylish and most
substantial Wraps. You VIII Ut
doubtedly settle down to buy righ'
here: especially if you come out to buy
Wrap within the next two weeks De-
rause there are many special bargains
which are not being sold because OF ola
STYLES left from last season.
seal PLUSH Jackets. satln-lined, tailor-made'
$3.50. in. .,,
se5Astrakhanand collar SIS.
seal Plush Jackets with real Astrakhan vests
Long Seal Plush Cloak. s17. the best quality
English Plush, well lined, and real seal
trimming.
Long seal Plush Cloaks that were not steam
ed in making. $3.50, an extraordinary
bargain. 80,
Children's Refers Of rough diagonal cloth
special bargain. s2.3I edch, Sizes W &c
years, worth So each. go
Misses Cheviot Refers, win SIX NelFo'
trimming. s0. .,,....
Chldren's Navy Blue ht eiers OF Ineuiu l,l
weight cloth, with either gilt or black
buttons and braids, large lot Just he
ceived. Price 1915 10 $500.
About 500 stOckingquette Heavy jersey
Jackets. in sizes up to 46. Price 500 10
SO
Ladies' Imported Plain Cloth Beaver Refer
Jackets special bargain, $40. Ihey nave
silk Appliqued collars.
A special lot Of Long Cloaks, al cholee
OF 80, Including Ladies' Light-Welgn'
I Solid color Cloth New Markets and Rough
CheViOt COnnemafos.
The liveliest interest has been mani
tested in our Millinery this past week
The Special Sales have developed such
low prices for stylish millinery as were
never known before in the busiest sea
sons. Here are some of the specials
on THE 25c. TABLE.
Atwood Nellie BY Caps.
Boys Plaid silk Top Caps.
Boys Blue Scotch Caps.
Ladies Felt shapes.
on THE SOC TABLE.
silk Beaver Cloth Trimmed, sailors Velvet
Top, Sailors assorted IOques.
on THE s9c. TABLE.
Large Flats silk Beaver, Crowns Fur Trim
med.
Trimmed Cloth Toques.
Velvet Toqucs with Jet and Silver Cord
Velvet COiOred shapes.
All colOrs OF stin Wings. 1Oc.
Large Wool Felt Flats. 35c.
Three lips in bunch OF feathers for lie.
100 small two colOrcd Birds, 4Oc.
Black and Colored Prince Of Wales Tips, 4Oc
500 |" W S~si-t Toboggans for children Zoe
each
silk Plush Caps any color, 45c.
In the parlor copies of all the ele
CANT pattern Hats can be ordered, tC
cost from $3.50 to SO.
The Furs are now ready. \ bigger assort
ment than any former season; many spe
eal pieces, too. Narrow Furs for trimming
dress.
/ 900 Black Fur Nuts, 25c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-16
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Among Special Bargains supply of those beautiful Long and
Caks for Infants and Infants Silk and Plush Caps show
number of exclusive novelties.
and tastes
OurHa
(ncudi real and all intermediate grades
choice
Pkn all
Tan Gay,&c n the evening Gloves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-16
C0RSETS, JACKETS, and CAPES

prepared furnish with all the leading
Thompson Glove Fitting grades Dr. War
grades also the
popular French
In Ladies' Children
the largest and mostat the South.
Chsmde
with
ingenuity talent all pretty
be made.
order obtain sell
goods sacrifcial figures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-16
An Enormous sale OF Beautiful Lots at
Newport News on Soxt Friday.

On Friday, the Dist Of this month, Eight
Hundred lovely lots will be sold at public
auction at Newport News, Va, on long
time. A small cash payment and for the
rest you can have all the time you need.
There is nothing better in Southwest Nir-
ginia OF anywhere else than these beautiful
lots, near the very heart of a city that is
growing with marvellous rapiditY. Friday,
the 2lst, is the day when il will pa you 10 be
in Newport News. Don't forget the day, Fri
day, the DIST. For further information ask
Colonel {. NJ. BraxtOn, or A. j. Chewing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-16
.1}['(oFE;N
(oNPANY
MONDAY MORNING
November 18th.
WE SHALL START OUR FIRST
Grand Reduction Sale
FALL AND WINTER
MATERIALS.
WE WANT ROOM, AND WE MUST
HAVE 1T, FOR OUR IMMENSE HOL-
IDAY STOCK, WHICH WILL ALL BE
ON EXHIBITION IN A FEW DAYS.

Dress Goods, silks. Velyets, Pushes,
Flannels, Cloakings, White Goods, Linens,
Corsets, Books, Boys Clothing, Car
pets, Curtains, Curtain, Poles, Oilclothsi
Ladies', Misses and Children's Cloaks, Furs
and Fur Capes; Gents Furnishings; in
fact, the largest amount Of stuhs ever
offered in a Reduction Sale in the South
Everybody has a chance here TO supply
themselves cheaper than you Will again
have an opportunity to do in the next two
years, as all Of our stuis were purchased
before the high tarih existed. We are
going 10 reduce this immense stock at a
price which will be % per cent. cheaper
than they have ever been known before
Not dollars worth held back for higher
prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-16
Fancy Department.

low prices.
Embroidered six (all colorsl. DC. d0zsn.
The Best Knittrg silk, 2jc. ball.
Wash silk. 3Jc. dozeu.
steel Crochet Needles. ic. each.
All colors rassel silk Fringe, BE. yard
A three-inch six Fringe for Zoe.
Embroidered Hoops al &c
Gold and Silver insel. two balls for &C.
Seventy-nine cents buys China SILK, hand
painted on Boiling Cloth. Scarf, the price
OF which was sl.2D
Silk Tassels (all coiors). ,l2c. dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-16
CLOAKS.

We only ask you to visit our Cloak De-
partment. You will find the largest assert
ment in the city. We carefully selected
none but the best STYLES in Childrcn's,
Misses, and Ladies' Wraps.
one lot Ladies' Jackets, 1928.
One lot Plush Jackets, $3.50; regular price,
Sl5.
one lot Misses Cloaks, in plaids, $3.50;
regular price, So.
one lot Ladies' Box Coats, s.; regular
price, SG.7J.