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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-02-26
The North Sen Canal.

A movement has been set on foot to 80
alter this important waterway that
ocean vessels shall be able to enter and
leave Amsterdam without being de-
tanned by locks or bridges. The Dutch
Institution of Civil Engineers has
passed resolutions in favor of the
scheme, and appointed committee to
study and work out its details. London
Public Opinion says that this canal,
the largest ship canal in Europe, being
fifteen miles in length, was completed
in 1875 at total cost of nearly es, ooo,-
600. It is available at all times and
tides for the largest ocean-going YES
sells, but the bridges, and especially the
locks at the eastern extremity, the two
sets of which shuts out the Zuyder Zee,
are, no doubt, great hindrance to navi-
cation. Experts, however,, are not
agreed as to whether . level shin canal
T. possible" s5.,-:SS; y$5s (: :: @ss.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-02-26
THEY WE'RE HORNETS,
A Doubling Thomas liz Compelled to Admit
That He Was Wrong.

A Doubling Thomas liz Compiled to Admit
That He Was Wrong.
We were waiting on the depot plat
form in new town in Alabama, and as
the dozen of US walked up and down
some one espied wasps' nest hanging
on a bush across the track. He pointed
it out as wasps' nest, but short, solid
man, who had head like cannon-ball
and a jaw denoting great frmness of
character, at once replied:
II beg your pardon, sir, but you have
made the very common mistake of class
ing the wasps with the hornets. That
is hornets nest"
"And, I beg your pardon, SIR" pro-
tested the other, who was = planter,
''but hornets don't nest that way. They
build mud houses under the caves of old
buildings, and one won't sting you
unless you pick him up. Ny liggers
declare that no wasp can sting if he
wants to, while on the contrary hor-
net -"
II beg to differ with you, SIR" inter-
rupted the solid man. "That is wasps'
nest. You are right about the wasp
being peaceful insect, and I think /
will take that nest along for souvenir.
They say they are sure cure for
quinsy."
"Do you know hornet from wasp?''
II should remark!'
'Well, when you get through with
that nest want you to tell me whether
it was occupied by hornets or wasps.
Gentlemen, look out for yourselves!''
He started for the woods and we fol-
lowed, and when we reached safe dis
lance and looked back, the man with
the iron jaw was just cutting of the
limb which held the nest. He held it
up and called to US to come and see it,
but this call was followed by . yell
which would have done credit to q
Comanche warrior with double Adams
apple in his throat. The big yell was
followed by a series Of boots, whoops,
ordinations, and CALCULATIONS, and
these were accompanied by gymnastics
of an intricate character. He jumped,
lodged, twisted. and finally started
down the track on gallop. Seventy
minutes later, and just as the train
whistled, he came out of the woods, dead
lame, one eye shut, his nose as big as
his fist, and his head bare.
Hornets or wasps?'' querried tho
planter. .
Hornets, by thunder" groaned the
victim as he hurried to get his valise.-
N. Y. Sun. "a.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-02-26

"A pagan" was originally the in
habitant Of pagus, or village, coun-
tryman. It came to mean "heathen,"
because it was chiefly in the country,
outside the town, that the worshipers Of
the old national gods were allowed to
continue. A "heathen" was originally
! person living on the heath.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-02-26

eAA0 uOSVOA WIN 0tU0AAoU u0r was una Ole
to give name or alleviate her suffer-
ings. But few days after her seizure
did she quietly pass away and leave US.
1t would be useless for me to try and de-
scribe the severity of our loss; words
would be out Of place, and no stranger
can enter into that bitterness which the
heart alone knoweth.
"Some twelve or eighteen months att
or our mothers death did my father lose
all his property-which was very con-
siderable-in the City of Glasgow Bank,
He had never been educated for anv
professional or mercantile pursuits, so
that when the crash came upon us he
was almost incapable of filling any stu
alton sufficiently remunerative to sup
port us-if in only moderate comfort
Besides, he was now getting into years,
and it was only young men who were
required when any situation was Of
fered. Yet all the same did he dogged-
~ preserve. We removed into a small
house in an questionable quarter-one
OF the northern suburbs of London. Be-
sides being inexpensive, it was conven-
lent for the city, where my father spent
much OF his time in the vain endeavor
to procure some employment. Whether
through want OF energy or his own
shortcomings-as l have mentioned
don't know. but he was unsuccessful
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-02-26

train l had compartment entirely to
myself for the rest Of the journey, and
80 may say that, until meeting YOU, I
never uttered word since leaving Lon
don. l was now beginning to feel hum
cry, and opened my bag, as thought
for my sandwiches. Judge of my aston
ishment on finding that had appropri-
ated some one else's property. could
not believe my eyes, excepting in the
similarity OF the bag-the same size
and color, though perhaps rather more
shabby. But there was greater sur
prise in store for me. for when I turned
out its contents found it was full of
Bank Of England notes. Ibid not count
them. l was too frightened at finding
them in my possession. Then I thought
Of the bank robbery, the account of
which I had just read, and remem-
bered how at Peterborough, Doncaster,
and York had strange man stared in
at me through the window, and how 1
dreaded lest he should entor our car
rage. Possibly he might be detect
i've, for saw him again watching me
at the Oldcastle station. You can re adily
fancy what my fright must have been. "
"What have you done with the bag?"
asked Butterworth, in establishments.
II booked it at the station" was her
reply. II was only too glad to get rid of
it." "
Butterworth soon convinced her that
he would make it all right; that he
knew the police, and that on her friends
arrival at the station later, her identity
could be assured. .'
! Shortly after this she left the table,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
Hle1xenS- @ SMtonM

We have given Millinery special big cut ss
this is the space We expect to occupy with Toys
IL pattern Hats that have been duplicated wore
SIS 70 so, choice now 81;
Colorsd stf wiags, &C.;
Velvet Toques. nicely trimmed, IS;
Children's large dat Felt Hats. trimmed, SOC.
now, were sl.23:
Nelly BLY, Caps, 25c.:
/ Row. Cloth and velve. Caps, seventeen styles.
cut to 50c. each;
California CRIB Blankets, fi.3a
In Plush Clcsks and Jackets wc have made
special LOT that sold for So SIS, and so. All OF
thess 10 20 ai one price-yix, fi4.s9. some are
Plush Refers, with Astrschsn Trimmings and
Plush Trimmings. Plush Jackets. with Assrs-
| chan, all at slLea
Black IS Cloth Jackets, bound all round, for
si.E;
| Rough Chevio. Refer double-hrsasted Goats.
in black and blue, ta3:
The nsr-length Jackets, well made, silk-stitch-
cd, we're SO. now Ss.9a:.
900 sample Cloaks for children. no two alike o,
sizes 4 to 10 years, one half regular price,
from $50 to $50 each.
Dressed Moequetsirs Kids. In tan and gray, 81
per pair:
a button length. Evening Shades, Undrssssd
Kids at t24s:
| Ladies' Kid GaRn1ets, 81;
&-sutton Kids, fitted 20 Jour hand at the coun-
ter. 81:
Elegant Novelty Dress Goods In patterns that
| sold for SO N SIS each during this excite
msns ysu can buy one for s7.5o:
| The fine Drees Patterns, such - those trimmed
| with Astraehan and Braid. for tiA Thsso sre
= the 90 and IS stylea
ss-incb Extra Fine. Pure wsoi HsnrisssA svsry
color. Soc:
4 new Striped Point d Phi NsA Ter evening
| wear. t9c. . yard;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
92Ze1xenS-GW fNto0&

Double-tod AIl-wool TrIcot 9oc. q yard:
A selection Of about nfty difsront pieces OF
&c.. 81, and si.,o Fancy Plaid and striped
Dress Goods, all at one prics-o5c- yard:
Pure Linen Torchon Laces in pieces Of twelve
yards, narrovest 4xc. q piece: l inch wide.
Isxc. a piece IL inches vide, go piece;
SILK Face Velvet, in black, the bsst 3I.25 evor
sold, cut to 81;
An-silk sursh, Is light shades, for fancy WORK.
CSC. yard;
Lyons s.-inch Black Gros-G Grain Dress siik, siio
ayard
50 patterns OF tho nness Drspsry China SIX.
figured, 73c. yard;
Black SILK Faiilo, Sc. yard;
Embroidered Velvet Sleeves. with Collars and
Cuffs 70 match. in all oolors 70 match nnsss
dress goods. so set;
$50 Remnants Black Goods to b sold during
this excitement
4s-inch silk-Finish Henrietta. prre pool. ~ 500 ;
Smyrna Rugs-Ask to SEQ the si.ss, st.7n - %.
sass. and sa9s kinds;
Smyrna Druggets, By yards, sold for 90, cut
osi25o;
Smyrna Drusges, oy ysrda SOLD for 90 cut
to $40:
Felt Druere,s sold for s. cut TO saos;
Ysrd-wids Floor oil-CiotAA &c. yard;
COO rolls new Mating ss LEES than summer
prices:
Fancy Gilt Dado Shades, ready 10 hang. 4oc
e dozen Lawn Aprons. open vors, la apiece.
10 styles Nurses Aprons, &C. that we're - "
and ooc.:
Linsoleum Bath Rugs. Sc;
Ladies' Black Home Jerseys, 80;
I Misses AL Wool Coiorsd Jersey% 500;
Plain Black Pisstsd Front JerssyA SL& re-
ducsd from g. 30;
An SILK sasin-Bdss Riobea ~ fancy ucrs.
drsss or hAs utmmineD;
| Gplid Black Hose &c.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
%22es6cx5- GzA S,Rte0@

whrs CHINA snS Handkerchief, 20 inches
sluaro. iX-inch hem, SOC worth 75c.;
Pure English TWllled srk Umbrellas, gentle
mona ana ladies' styles, sL75 for this sale
usual price Is ,e7a IL you have a Xmas
present to give what's tho matter with that
Eo) Lisht Opossum Fur Auffs sni best Black
coney FUR Muns TO be cold during this eI-
element for Si.25;
Sspaness Ws,Or-Drop Tes-Pots. hundreds Of
mem, for Va;
ror sc, We are going 10 ssii four Sheer Linen
Lawn Handkcrchiefs, embroidered, hem
stitched, inlaid, or drawn hraad-not Less
psn four sold they nro worth isc. each;
Covered and Uncovered Pin-cnshions. large
tizs. i5c
Eiasrdown Pillows and Cushions, beautifully
covered with saline, Sc. each;
China SIR Chain scsrfs, with nd-psintoc
gsuze ends, 75c.. usual price N.4s;
slh-Tssssl Upholstery Fringe. i2He yard;
this is the 2So fringe:
Handrods upon hundreds Of styles OF Pure
White Colored Borderod and Embroidered
Haadkerchiefs 81 &C.. ioo, skc., i7c., that
you will undoubtedly deem great bargains; {;
&c bottles (wi,n glass stoppouS OF Hsneker-
chief Extracts for l7c;
Rainsstops Screw Ear. Drops. the 81 styles Just
for excitement, 80;
100 Jet BrsastPins. 10c. worth CSC.
AkArssiles Quilt sX yards long By measure. ss
sl.is reduced from sl7e;
A Crochet QUIT t9c;
Heavy Full sizs Crochet Quilt Of sec. reduced
from ti.25;
900 ffingcd and stamped Linen splsshsrs. iec.,
Two for 23c,;
furniture Cretonnos, beautiful nguros on this
occasion ioc. yard, usual price iso;
too dozen Gentle smens SILK aud Satin Scarfs lbc.,
iasi the KIND yeu must pay apc for Christ
mas times;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
Deco
rated
Dinner
and
China and Glass.

Tea Combination, 100 pieces, reduced
from Sl8 to $40; Decorated Dinner
Sets, 100 pieces, reduced from $40 to
el4; Decorated Dinner-Sets, Carlsbad
China, reduced from S25 to Sl9 Deco
rated Dinner-Sets, extra quality French
China, 100 pieces, reduced from S37 to
s23.9O. TEA and TOILET-SETS also
ioin in this GREAT EXTRAORDI-
NARY SALE. Continuation OF our spe-
cial sale OF GRANITE-lRONWARE-
one half regular price. 1-quart Ma
jolica Cream-Pitchers, flower decora-
tions, at &c. {; Majolica Milk-Pitchers,
flower decorations, reduced from 35c. TO
l4c. 2I-quart Water Pitchers, Majolica,
fruit decorations, reduced from 5Oc. to
25c. Maiolica Cuspadores. decorated,
reduced from SOC. to 44c. Decorated
Fruit Plates reduced from 24c. to 10c. /;
White Bono Dishes, imitation Hayerlein-
ware, at 4c. each Salad-Sets, Carlsbad,
decorated, reduced from S. to S3.4s /;
After Dinner Cups and Ssncers reduced
from g. per dozen to Sl.l0; Fruit.
Saucers reduced from 49c. per dozen to
15c. Bowls reduced from llc. to 4c. /;
Gravy-Boats, two styles, at &c. each !;
Decorated Vases reduced from 50c. to
25c. Decorated Vases, entirely new,
reduced from $3.50 to Sl.46. An odd
lot OF all kinds OF Vases and Ornaments
will be sold at one half regular price.
S-inch Yellow-Ware Baking-Dishes re-
duced to Sc. Custard-Cups. Yellow
Ware, reduced TO 19c. per dozen; lot
damaged Decorated Cups to be sold at lc.
each One great lot Individual Butter
Dishes reduced from 49c. per dozen to
l5c.; Flower-Pots reduced from 1Sc.
TO &c.
Special ! Special l.!
One great lot OF DOLL-BABIES, Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
1000 Umbrellas,

Silk, Gloria, every style OF handle, all
of the newest designs. Owing to the
immense quantity the department is
removed to front Of middle left section.
S1.S9 for Gloria Umbrellas that were
S2.S8; Sl.73 for Natural Handle with
tips of silver-cost $3.50; Too. for Um-
brellas with real oxidized.silver handles /;
$40 Silk Umbrellas in the lot. Each UNI
bre'ls is warrsnted-from 81 up. Not one
but what is third cheaper than whole
sale price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
H2szenS- GN <N2ton0s

No. 5 for &c.. No. : for 70, No ofor 100, Ne .
for i3c.. No. ie for isc., No. n for 2oc:
Four-incb Wide Black Satin Ribbon, eord-say~
ioc. worth soc.;
Mons Seamless Black Socks. i5c.-reducsd mn
CSC:
20 dozen Best Made Mems Sightshirts. iun ~
excitement, 7,c. each. positively worth fros
81 70 s2so each;
A brand Of Gsnllmens Linen Collars vs ere ~
going 70 keep, price nov Isl Sc. each:
Red and White Embroidered Pillow shsmA ~
spsir:
childrsns AlIwool Crochet Undsrshirs q ~
worth s0c.
Large size Hassocks made Of Velvet sad beuo
sells Carpets, tec.:
Lot Ladies Black and white Cape ColiarA sas
Lot Running &c yard;
Gen,lemsns' Black susponders. sse-rsduao
from 500:
All Wool Red Nedicated Socks, ssc. psis.;
Fur-rop Gloves tor s0c,. 75c.. snc 81 . pair;
sattssa Windsor Tics Sc. each;
Ladies damaged Kid 0lovsA ths sccunuissloo
OF npnths;
All price Gloves from 7sc. 70 g. 20. ehcics sso;
S-Buttoa Length Uncrsssed MousqussaiEs ~
Glove3, soc;
All colod Heavy Chenille Possierss win dessls
Dsdf borders. t'.H pair;
HEAVY Snsnills Vienna Figured porsisrsA silso
sAir,
chsni3s Porsisrs. vide Dsdo. Mg,
past}rns Of Brussels carps,A shis ssasesl1
sBiss for ,oa yard;
Body -Brusss's, In 10 pSnsgna Including Hali -
Stair. q yard; 81
Klsgsnt wilton vslvt krrss u new pas,ssuaI
tg7ka sysrd;
pries - - 10 ya4 VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
H2e,xe1S- @H $E2too@

5000 Beyel-Edce Glass Cabinet Photo Frames.
iec. worth Soc;
200 cakes Of sapolio and Pesrline, &c. cake;
Pearl and Garnet Bresstpins. Just for excite
ment l0c., that were 9oc.
Special bargains In the new Heartshaps jew
eiry, Pins. Rings. and Bracelets;
Solid Gold Wire Finger Rings with Rhinestone,
Nosnstone. Pearls, EmeTalds etc, just for
excitement 99c. each;
l.oOO pounds of French Mixed Candy. fresh every
morning from Pizzini's, i5c. pound;
la Csiifornia Blankets. pretty borders, the
hsayles, and bes, Blanket ever sold for
$50 cut TO s. pair:
ia All. Wool Red Blankets al IS pair.
ss-inch pure Wool Black Henrietta Is' ana oiue
black at ACC;
ain wran H.nrie;ts as low ss 9sc.-besi color
and warranted TO wear;
sa.,nch pl.eopal Cheviot. sll wool. at 7oc-re-
duced from 81,
Imported Black Broadcloth st Ioc and si-re-
duced from 81 and tl2s
Black English sattsen CoTsets, all sizes, ooc.
Embroidered Corsets, well boned, Ssc.;
Embroidered bust. French-woven, all-coior Cor
sets, 75c.:
big LOT Of Bssk sts. csc. choice, lie choice, and
ioc. choice, including some SYKES ~o''n
double:
i,soo strips Of Lace Curtains iroin on' '"iu
three yards, At 22c. . strip;
Some atty styles. only one pair or one "inuo"'i
sklnd left. at one half Of origin"i price,
We have made such reduction In the prices
OF Lace Curtains for this excitement as 70 sure
iy turn your money this way II you only knew IL
sx-ysrd long Laos Curtains that sell well for -
are now tLg;
patterns Of our s Curtains selling novfo
tabo;
Real Swiss Lace curss,na y7.4a-cusfrom 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
Special Silb Sale.

Surahs that were 92c., oil shades and
black, 60c. a yard
All-Silk Black Rhadamas, cost 75c.
Wholesale, for 45c.-some 50 pieces Of
Black Silk All-Silk Failles tor &C., an
other for zoe. the best 81. 20 Gros- Grain
Silk ever sold by this house in this weeks
sale for 75c. yard 80 Faille for Sl.75.
All Silk Surahs in light shades (slow-
going colors) for 25c. yard. The price
has been 6qc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
S22e1xexE-Gz% &8te0&

Fringed Tray.Covers, 80 inches long. dainty COL
ored borders, Csc;
Table Sets Linen Cover and Napkins to match,
1913. tho style formerly selling Tor A.s9;
1000 Elegantly Engraved Silver Thimbles. f5c
each;
Gold. Plated Thimbles 17c. What do you think Of
that pricef
About ZOO boxes Of Fine Note Paper llo., some Of
the i5e., i7c.. and Csc. kinds;
Ostrich Feather Bands / yard long. :&l.so, worth
$3.50:
0 Different, Colors o, worsted Upholstery Fringe
Sc. c.ayard, usual price ioc;
Klegan, Cream China snk Handkercniefs. large
enough tor Aufisrs. with exquisite embroid-
cred initials, s8c worth $l.2o;
300 Fancy Fruit sstchet-Bags, 90, heretofore
sold for i3c.,
Rhine stone BresstPins tnss were &ass' Iust 'of
exeitsment 81 each;
Draw-string Velvet and Leather shoppins-B BagA
boc.
Satin and Seal Lesthcr Draw-Str'ng shopping
Bags. Ssc. worth si-39;
About 1000 Real Lesther and Leethef-Lineo
PocketBooks, all kinds Of styles snrown in
one lot, 25c. choice:
10 dozen Fancy Pressed Leather rurses' kia
lined. i9c. worth 3sc.:
ooze KID Purses, all oolorA about ~ dozen Of
the 60c. kiad for 25c. each;
Ready-Hsds striped and Plaid Undershir's' 'oo'
each;
Mems Navy-Blue AiLwooi overshirts, 7oc fsI
the 81 kind
| Some Al-wooi English Ribbed Gentemcn'i
Drswers-no Shirts 70 match-reduoed from
f2o0 10 si.S9
800 Childrsn's Story Books. brgh'-colored paste
board backs. sxio inches, inch thick fo'
24c. ZACH, worth 89c.
Tall Giided Glass Toilet Bottles, the latest novel
~, sLa5-usual price $50;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
AN ASSIGNEE SALE OF BOOKS.

A purchase OF many thousand volumes
through an order from court of one OF
the neighboring cities OF New York.
Not volume Of this purchase will be
half the usual price.
Every Book or Set Of Books will be
marked in plain figures on fly-leaf or
carton. You are invited to look through
out any part OF the Book stock. We give
few OF the original prices as compared
with ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
THE COHEN COMPANY-Continaed.

=.
ling, will be sold off at 25c. on Q dollar.
As for instance Doll-Babies which sold
at Coo. will be loo. Water Sets frosted,
were 66c. per set, now 25c. I; cut bottom
water pitchers at 49c., were Zoe. Co
logne Bottles at l5c.. reduced from 25c.
Children's Fancy Mugs at 2c. any
size Lamp Chimney at &c. each; Large
Cut Bowls at 25c.. were 30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
= 46inches
civ i d o,
Olcost3l.75
BLACK Henriett0Sl

a yard, this week for 81 I; another that
cost S2 for Sl.25; Black Half Cotton
English Cashmeres that usually sell for
2jc.-double width-for 12lc. yard (;
46-inch All-Wool Black Henrietta, cost
9Sc., for 65c. now. The new Crepeline
reduced to 75c. now. Ifyou want a hand
some veil now Priestley is the best
maker. The best sl.25 quality ever sold
here for Csc. a yard-double border 81
inch width.
SEE WHAT IS SELLING ALL OVER
THE HOUSE.
Black Silk Warp Landsdown for 81. %
n yard Silk Warp Yelling, cost $3.50 a
yard. for Sl.25 dozen other grades the
same value.
Twenty-Five hundred dollars worth OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
ERUIT TREES, CRAP E. -
l. VINES. PLANTS, &c. L.

large and excellent assortment at greatly
reduced rates. Delivered free to your depot or
express Office. Descriptive Catalogue on appll-
cation. J. B. WATKINS & BROTHER.
Rmwood Nurseries. Hsllsboro', Va
oc WSvtDels Fel-Su WEwtNhf5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
EDUCATIONAL.

DROFESSOR MAURICE Jolly, B.
Il L, and L. d. university Of Paris, III east
Grace street. Professor Of French at the Rich
mond Seminary. French conversational know
ledge in few terms, so zach Faul;less pronun-
cation. Course OF French literature for nd-
yauced studentA Day and evening classes.
Trial lessons free. Refer 10 Nr. j. H. Powell,
east Grace street oc l5-SulS'
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lDreSS Goods

stance, All-Wool Dress CIoths-no, we
rather call them Dress Flannels-full
yard wide, all shades, usual price 49c.
the price here 25c. the 75c. Colored
All-Wool Henriettas are SOC. o yard ;
Double Width Printed Cashmere, Sc. ;
Silk Matelasse for wraps, trimmings,
ETC., cost $3.50 for 81 a yard; French
Suits. third off any in the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
Wrap De-
the Curtain Room.

broideries, and Underwear and see II
there is house in this country that
lends better facilities or greater induce
ment for your shopping than this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
THE COHEN CompANY-Continued.

TIE COHEN ComPANY-Continued.
from se. So marked to si.75; 81. 4S Jute
Valour marked down to Sl.25 q yard.
Silk Damask that was 34.25 marked to
81 yard. All in the department has to
be sold. All the lower-priced things,
too, are marked to about half.
There will be q stir in the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-30
| LAMPS.

Handsome Bisque Table Lamps, assort-
ed decorations complete, have been
selling at SO, now Sl.95;
Decorated BIsQue Table Lamps complete
at S2.65, have been selling at $3.50
Decorated Bisque Table Lamps, extra
quality complete, have been selling
at S4.98, now $3.50;
Banquet Lamps reduced from $3.50 to
$3.50, from 50 to $3.50. from 81 to
$3.50, from S4.99 to $3.50;
Piano Lamps reduced from sl2.G2 &c
$3.50, from GA to $40. from Sl5 81
to sll.50, from 500 to 800. so.
All Library and Hall Lamps at Like 70
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lSarony Yarn.
200 pounds

all colors, including black and white,
first quality only, for &c, hank; Ger
mantown Yarn, Zephyr Worsted, Silks
of every description, all kinds of things
for fancy work; Asiatic'Eye Wash
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Sales come one after another, like SO
many thunder -claps Tomorrow among
many Of the most noteworthy happen
ings since the opening OF this house be-
gins
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Boys Flannel Shirt
W01StS.
/ 1TTIe N0iIeTs Triend, :,

1.-THE Mothers Friend"
UO1cfc among the rest, third
- '''''' price off any-a half for
----------' some. 75c. what sells for
s1.23 ;sl.2 what sells for S1.6S; sl.50
what sells for sl.9S, and 80 throughout
the entire line.