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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-06
THE EAST.

IHE Clan-na-Gael convention In Ses-
sion in Philadelphia on the Gath ex-
PEELED the triangle and Camp 20, of Chi
cago, in body for alleged unfavorable
action in connection with the murder of
DR.. Cronin.
On the Gath the first Slavish conven-
tion ever held in the United States met
in Allegheny City, Pa, to form Ma
tional organization for the purpose OF
looking after the interests of Hungari-
ans in all parts of the country.
THE Union Reform party held its first
State convention at Providence, R. l.,
on the 25th, and State ticket was nomi.
mated, with Arnold B. Cbace, of Lin
coin, for Governor. The platform de-
clares for the overthrow of the saloon,
for pure elections and the punishment
of bribery, for the education of the
masses and for civil-service reform.
The death of Miss Lovel Greeley, sis
ter of the late Horace Greeley, occurred
on the 25th at Spring Creek, Pa, aged
rs years.
RHODE ISLAND Prohibi<ionists met in
State convention at Providence on the
26th and nominated Rev. John Larry for
Governor.
On the 26th John Caldwell, a veteran
of the war of 1919, died in the New Jer.
sey Soldiers Home in Kearney, aged
LOG years.
In New York on the Goth the entire
rubber business in importing and manu-.
featuring branches was formed into a
trust company.
The execution of George Clark took
place on the 2sth at Waynesburg, Pa,
for the murder of drover named Will
lam McCausland in 1887.
MYRoN B. WRIGHT was renominated
for Congress by the Republicans of the
Fifteenth Pennsylvania district on the
26th.
On the 26th fifty mules were sui.
located in burning mine at Shamokin.
Pa.
On the 9th ult. the United States
steamer Etruria arrived at New York
having on board the remains of George
II. Pendleton, late Minister at Berlin.
ALI. branches of the Afro-American
League of New York have been called te
meet in State convention at Rochester
May Is.
- WEST AND SOUTH.
On the Gath the tug-boat Flora d
blew up in the river near Mobile, Ala.
killing tho engineer, William Grimboy
his son and the colored cook.
AT Salina, Kan, Mrs. Samantha Bake1
and her s-year-old son were burned t<
death in their barD on the oath.
HUNT BEADS house at Augusta, Ga.
was burned on the 24th, and his three
little children perished in the flames.
MICHAEL BoURKE, of Chicago, was
sent to prison for thirty years on the
Gath for criminally assaulting two 8
year-old girls.
AT Nashville an extra session of thu
Tennessee Legislature opened on thu
gath to consider taxation and conflicting
election laws. .,.
THOMAS YINDRA, living near Mont
gomery. Mimi, on the 25th shot ant
killed his former fiancee, Miss Lizzi,
Washa, fatally wounded his rival, Franl
Weaver, and then put . bullet through
his own brain.
In Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Missouri
and Kentucky great damage had beer
done on the 25th by swollen streams
bridges, houses and railway tracks hav
Ing been swept away.
Ar Gainesville, Tex, . hurricane OF
the 25th wrecked the courthouse, th,
Masonic hall and twenty other build
ings.
The Maryland Legislature passed ,
bill on the 25th which will secure tn,
election OF Democratic Con2ressmen Il
ave Of the six district&
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-06
LATER
Saltwater Sensation

SALTWATER, March "A double
traged.- of sensational character oc-
Cured here this evening. August Gorth
. German employed as cooper in the
Northwestern brewery, murdered his
wife and then committed suicide. The
deed was accomplished in each case
with a razor, and all the surrounding
circumstances lead to the belief that
both man and wife had agreed to thus
put an end to their existence. Gorth
was of an intensely jealous disposition
and has frequently accused his wife Of
being intimate with other men. Their
quarre1s on this account have been nu-
merous. During the past few days
Gorth's jealousy seemed to have been
increased and he charged his wife with
numerous instances of infidelity. What
really occurred between them to-day
will never be known, but it said that
the woman confessed that she was inti-
mate with policeman in Germany six
years ago.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-06
OUR FASHION LETTER.
Tailor Gowns. English Cloth Gowns, Sup
per Jackets, ETC., Etc.

Especial New YORK Correspondence
Very many of the new tailor gowns are
made with plain velvet underskirts, or
with panels that give the idea OF such
foundation. The Russian polonaise or
Greek overdress is arranged to show the
velvet SKIRT, lut not prominently. The
sleeves of these dresses are in most
cases made of velvet, but some modistes
put long full puff of the cloth or CASH
mere at the top. this puff matching the
overdress in kind. Below this is deep
tight-fitting cuff of velvet. The cuff
reaches to the elbow, and is buttoned up
the outside of the arm it's entire length.
The buttons are small, very handsome,
and are set about half an inch apart.
ALI sleeves g set in very high. and .
fashionable model fits the arm perfectly
to within few inches of the top, where
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-06
VIII Rob NO Moro.

Will HOD NO moro.
MERIDEN, Kan, March "A man an
swering the description of the robber
who stole 49, 600 from Hicks & Gephart's
bank at Valley Falls, Kan, yesterday,
registered at hotel here last night.
Police Officers Smith and Summerfield,
who had been notified Of the arrival of
the stranger, armed themselves with
Winchester rifles and at midnight went
to the hotel where they requested that
the stranger be called. When the
stranger descended to the Office he was
confronted with the police officers and
told to hold up his hands. Instead of
doing so he drew a revolver but was
shot and Immediately killed by the
officers. All of the money was found
upon his person.
TELEeRAMs from New York City
says the storm of the End reminds
! New Workers of the famous blizzard
two years ago. A binding snow storm
set in about 9 o'clock, accompanied by
brisk south wind, and the city was
soon covered with mantle Of white.
Many acci Tents, due to falls on the slip
petty sidewalks, were recorded at the
various police stations and hospitals be-
fore midnight. At midnight the snow
was still falling.
Ex-Gov. ENGLISH of Connecticut died
at his home in New Haven Of pneumo-
mia Of the 2nd.
MARCH LIST was the coldest known
throughout Louisiana and Georgia for
years. The mercury fell below freezing
and great damage was done to corn,
vegetables, etc.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-06

Many Deaths During the Late Cold Spoil
II. Kansas-A Terrible Tale of Destitu-
tfon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.


Buying from this department is like
paying SOC. for dollar gold piece
that's the saving. For sample:
Forget -Me-Not Stick Pins, for nc. !;
Silver and Gilt Hair-Pins, 4 for 5c.
Shell Hair-Pins, 5c.-when SC. would be
cheap.
We caught A manufacturer samples
OF Rolled Plate Breast Pins, and the
lowest price that they were made to sell
for was DC our price 7, l5, and 2jc..
aud the most of them. had we bought
the regular way. would have been 5Oc.
You can see the saving.
Bangle Bracelets, new Twist Oxidized
Silver and Gilt, sc.
In calling early you get the choice
net too many.
Throat Beads, Silver and Gilt, &c.
Mourning Jewelry is selected with care
that you will appreciate. jewellers al
ways charge double what we do and
they buy from the same man. Investi-
cation will verify the fact. Many object
lessons in Silverware-the object lesson
is in saving money, and you have that
object in view at all times. The adj
vantage is we tell you if it is triple-plate
or not-that's an object, too. Many
items of interest for your admiration
and speculation, if you wish. A look
won't hurt either way. We are here to
serve you, be it look or buy.
SILK DRESS GOODS
and some forty other departments to
speak Of. New goods and new prices as
well everywhere about the store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

Just TO hand comprising pt
on Sun.Shades.
Silk Gloria 26inch Umbrellas Handles SIPS
worth 81;
Superior quality Silk 26nch Umbrellas Nickel and Gold Handles
S.J0 worth $3.50;
mon-s Umbrellas Fancy Nickel Gold
Handles, at 81 worth SO;
Fancy Parsosn the latest styles offered great reduction
White Embroidered Dresses and
We embroidered Founcing yards wide 40c
Hemtched Embroidered FouncDg yards wide
and 7 have large line to select from worth 2 yard
of Hem
and Tucked-worth from % to SOC.
Embroiieries
Swiss Cambria Embroder suitable the
goods Point Swiss Dyke En-
boderies
Cream Black and White from O yard the finest quail
70 had-all much under their value
100 Chany Founcgs ST. s2
yard worth from % to 81 yard These undoub
demand and make handsome Don't
opportunity this week.
the
30. piece up. Come you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
Basement.

That we are THE sellers OF house.
furnishings was proven last week. Our
basement was crowded with eager and
close buyers every day. and we did THE
business.
ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK BET
TER THAN LAST.
Our entire stock of Brown Earthen-
ware, Tea-Pots, and Pitchers (some a
little imperfect-as for instance. slight
" Clipped or some other small defect
will go at the uniform price OF SC. choice /;
60 dozen Wall Match-C -Cases-can be seen
in the darkest room at a glance-at 10c.
worth 25c. Our entire stock OF Plain,
Painted. and Decorated Flower-Pots
which sold from 30 to SOC. will go at one
price. 2jc. choice.
20 dozen good Flour Sifters at sc. /;
27 dozen knife Boxes at &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
'Red-Letter
millinery Days.

Hundreds upon hundreds of Hats
sold. Hundreds upon hundreds to take
their place. One of the most remarka-
BILE collections in the United States
brought an overwhelming crowd of
guests. Our Millinery Parlors have
come to be the school for Headwear.
The ability to teach proves the position
we hold, as well as leadership. The dis
play Of Flowers and Materials alone
pays you to visit it. Away from all
compensation in the price-valuea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

Drapery have been extremely
large display make selections
inches wide Toe ayard NOT
MATCHED ELSEWHERE UNDER 81
20 Al-Sik at 81 yard, worth $3.50;
10 Styles a 81 25, worth 81. 10 they are AllSlk;
40 real value which So
styeat brought and
OF superior quality.
Dress Goods show all the pretty styles Of this seasons We
Pd and conceivable Plain
Coe Henres and Serges Our Black Goods stock complete
this Everything Lightweight, Medium
Heavy Materials and always the lowest figures
ASk Grenadines Medium,
Wide Stripes at 81 20 yard worth Sl50;
Plain match AllSiIk at 81 yard
Cbaies such styles usually see at 12lc. yard
Ca 2c, yard wid French Patterns and worth 6 ayad
The best Wool Chaes at lsc in the newsstand pres designs
These goods will sell rapidly early and make selections Just
Battes hand
Silks Dark and Light Grounds and only c yard really worth
yard They sellers when the excellent quality
andl STYLES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

LACE NETS.-Hundreds upon hundreds OF
Yards Of these goods have been sold In our store
this season. Quality, low prices, and pretty
patterns have made them go. nice line OF new
patterns 20 select from.
All-Silk Tosca Net as low as Soc;
1000 dozen Gentlemen's. all sizes, All-Linen
Turndown Collars at &c. apiece:
500 dozen Ladies' All-Linen Collars, all sizes.
&c.;
20 dozen pair Ladies' Linen Cuffs at &c. pair.
CHALLIES.- beautiful styles In Chsllies.
The price starts at Sc. q yard. Black and White
Shepherd Plaid Chslies In cotton and wool. See
the pure White-Ground Challi with black
figures, &c. yard.
I Purple figures, IIeliotrope ngures, Pink and
Light Blue Figures. Wonders In Wool Challies.
special width OF Al-slk Ribbon Velvet 10
yards 10 the piece, for sl.25-reai value, ":
Bleacned Field Cloth at &C. yard;
Rxtra-Wide l0c. Field Cloth a. &c. yard.
See the s.. Check and Striped dusilns.
Extra bargains in Jerseys
lot Cream Jerseys Ia ell sizes, tailor made, Soc.
apiece;
Hot Fast Black Jerseys, tailor made. s9c.
See our 81 jersey. We are showing BLACK Jer-
soy at fl.25-roal value 81:
Our 81 Black silk-Finished Henrietta, ~ incnes
wide-real value si.i0:
See our 4S-Inch Black Wool Henrietta, the price
is$i everywhere, our price sOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

All-Linen ScalIoped Embroidery-em-
broidery of four corners-fne, sbeor'
and ell linen, 25c.-good 5oc'
worth;
Some rare beauties in new designs OF
embroideries for ladies 25c.. to
sl.42;
Gentlemen's All-Linen Hemstitched, full
size-you usually pay s4 dozen for
that grade-S2. 10 o dozen, or lSc.
each;
Another Of French Lawn, full size, the
usual 1910. one &c. each-S1
dozen;
A large lot of Mourning Handkerchiefs
from 6 to S3c.
One lot Kitchen Saws, best quality, at
33c.
% dozen handsome Brass and Silver
Framed Mirrors at l5c.
1000 dozen japanese Napkins at lOc.
per dozen
125 Umbrella Stands at 45c., worth 75c
Our entire stock of r. Oh,
finest French Chinai lea CetS
with the best and! d!----'
prettiest decorations, consisting OF 56
pieces, will go at one price, $3.50 per
set, worth from 80 TO SIS.
Big reductions have been made on
every Dinner-Set in stock.
One lot of imported Water Bottles, hand
somely decorated, at soc. ;
l lot of Toxic Card Receivers at sl.23-
cost to import $3.50;
| lot Bronzed Ornaments (mported)
worth from s2.50 to S5 will go at 81
choice;
Champagne Glasses, real cut glass, at
&c. per dozen;
Real Cut hin Beer Glasses at S9c. per
dozen;
Dover's Patent Egg-Beaters at lOc.-
sold elsewhere at 20c.
Handsome Water Pitchers at 33c. worth
;j0c.
Heaps of good bargains in all kinds OF
LAMPS.
Just as good values in TOILET SETS.
We call special attention to "MAY
QUEEN" lCE-CREAM FREEZERS
and WATER-COOLERS. The best in
use. Recipe-books giving explicit di-
rections for making thirty eight different
ice-creams, water-ices, frozen fruits, and
puddings, &C., are packed in every
freezer The workmanship and the ma
terial are the very best.
Cabinet Finish. Hardwood, Macki-
nav Dry-Air Refrigerators are the best
in the world. Prices low.
Greatest values in Baby-Carriages
ever offered. Big reductions have been
made on every Carriage in the house.
Notwithstanding our sale on such goods
for the past month was immense, we
are determined to make this month 8
sale double that of the last month, hence
the lower prices. Every Carriage war
ranted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

Outing Shirts 5oa and to the finest
grades;
Bows Outing and Perce Shirt 75c excellent for the
Boys Shirts Linen Fronts and Bands 6oc extra
value also all the better grades
Ladies' Ribbed H. and 25c Bargains;
A ml Of nfants sand ldrens Ribbed Vests
including the best makes
love Corets at 81
be fitted adyask to see them
Misses Silk Mt good l2c pair better ones
lJc, gandya a and the best made at 5Oc.
Black all Coos at % aud SOC pair;
25 the finest and best
could that figure
colors OF Lrs and Silk Hosiery
styles cannot find elsewhere
beautiful tylea
Justr nIeathe and Belts ylea
Infants and Chldrens
Dresses and silk Caps and BATS for Misses and Chidna in
greatva q lowest figures
forget Websters Unabridged Dictionary contain
With purchase OF and
bought and when purchases amount
entitled Dictionary FREE OF CHARGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
We Make No Distinction.

Yard-W Wide American Cbalies only i2Kc.
yard. You cannot ind such styles In the
best French goods
2S-inch Gloria, with plain crook handles, very
light and nobby, only g..
Children's ParasOls.
Almost every style OF Plaid and Lace Striped
Muslin you can think OF at l2Hc. yard.
ladies' Lisle-Thread Hose. only l5c.
Gentlemen's Fsucy Balbriggans, only 81 suit
regular price Sl.75.
Turkish Bath soap. &c cake.
Fast Black Jerseys only 3lc
Infants Dresses from sos. % 81.
New aud handsome styles in Faysl Batiste only
l2&c.
Fancy Cocoa Mats only lOc.
Remnants OF satinss, in lengths to 10 yards,
only &c.
Grest bargains this week IN Fine Lace Curtains.
Crepe Cloth, double width. only CSC.
The Best White Linen Bosom Shirt In the city
for 5Oc
Best Star stove Polish, Sc. box.
Cream Wool Bunting only Sc yard.
Perforated Leather Belts, &c.
stair oil-cloth only SIC. yard.
Remnants of Chailiss.
Black Wool Batiste. .o9c.-regular price soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

1000 yards OF the Unbeached Corded-Edge Cot
to1-the i0c. quality at SIC. yard;
10 pieces OF Plaid and Checked Black Organdies,
the kind you pay lGc. yard Tor, az iOc' a
yard;
A very fine Imported French Percae in dress
and shirt styles, l0c yard;
1000 yards remnants Scotch Chev!ots Tor shirts
and boys jackets, SIC. worth l2Hc.;
Largo size knotted Fringe Towels, plain white,
also rel, blue. terra Gotta border, all linen,
al 25c. worth 40c.;
Gentlemen's Lawn Dude Bows o. SC. apiece;
Bargains in ribbons
A nice width Ail-silk Crown Edge Ribbon all
colors and black, &c. yard;
No. 5, 5c. yard:
No. Z, &c. yard;
No. q. &c. a yard;
No. L. l2 a yard.
These are tho lowest pricos ever held on silk
ribbons in this city.
Biggest bargains In the city IN White Goods
lot remnants very wide India Linons-Dc.
qualities l0c. a yard;
100 pieces 0f Zoe. quality at SC. yard.
Our I52sc India Linon is worth 2jc.;
All-Linen Bosom Chemlsottes at 2jc.-the 35c.
kind.
BrsTLEs.-New shapes
No. at isc. No. :, 1885,: No. 3, 15c No. 4, 2oc.
No. ), I0c.
DRESS GooDS.-our stock OF Dress Goods Is
glowing with rew effects.
All colors IN Henrietts %, 25, "a. 40 60 90, SOC.
lO-inch Black Lace Bunting, al WOOL 5Oc.
Wool Chslh 10 biscl, l5c. worth 2Jc.;
BLACK Crepe Cloth at &C. worth i0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

F;,'s. Tam So Cloth--the very best imitation
30 Dh..s ~llE you ever SAW, only lSc- yard.
''.-t- rl "a aud gorgeous
At., Heet Grade Of Gloria, with grape han
-.-.r.r mountsd, only $50.
O.. g. Cheek MusIlns ihis whole week only
St t"..i'or Tee only IKE
0'a'em.a Bal0rirgan shirts at &c, regular
iae sJ.
1.s.'o ialn soap, 5or. dozen.
i.rrc caec1ed Jerseya. 35c.
"a a' White .awn Shirt Waists, yoke front and
t.'s sqlare neck, with Hamburg collar and
l'' o,ly fl.@a
80 >.r.pe Chan Cloth only i2Xc. worth CSC.
""e Co,n 70 30 sold again this week al ekc.
i-ussat manufacturers prices
L'-.s. Ctem,se,tss, all siyles, from 25c. TO bOc.
b-f ari Cream Lace bunting, % inches wide,
o'p l2Hc.
Niudsor Ties only Sc.
N-cs Pure Linen nemsltched Hankerchiets
oa.y le,.
s'e'n and Black Surah sashes
Lestei Belts. sc.
-''i-'ile White Spreads only 81.
N,fel Hamcurg-, Sc. q yard.
-s.er.ai uarsa.us this week in Wool Grenadlne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

The Scent Chalies are here to be sold at Sc Over
40O styles 10 select from
Elegant line Of 26-inch Parasols at S250 over
100 styles in oxidized handles 10 select from.
Why Will you pay other merchants l2kc. for
Plaid Musins when you can buy the same
here for Sc. I
Gentlemens pure-Linen Cuts only 15c
Gentlemen's wooLmixed outing SHIRTS only
75c.
Ban Glycerine soap-2 balls for SC.
Nice Cream Jerseys only 45c.
Infants Tan and Cream Cashmere Cloaks only
sl.7a Would be cheap al $3.50.
Langdon G. B. Bleach Muslin only SIC.
regular 25-cent Mating for lsc. a yard by the
roll.
Another lot OF those large-size Huck Towels a.
l2kc
Our stock OF Black Nets l. ralher large. We
have made deep cut In pricos
Satin striped Grenadines at reduced prices.
GeDtlemen's Night-Robes from SOC. TO asa
Richmond Va.l Note Paper 2Oc. a boz.
Black Velvet Ribbon, 25c. apiece.
s:k Belts, SIC.
H-inch Blue Flannel for boys wear. only si.9a
Best French Woven Corset IN the city for soc.
Pants Linen for boys and mems wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

pieces Ginghms Outing Cloths the best styles this season
worth astmens
ou the styles varied The presecs
Black Sane 20 aud Doc yard with
great sellers and they make dress equal the finest
Dozen Towels 2 apiece comprising uckabac Saun DamS Auo
Turkish for the money
In Napkin nandTa extra vsues
Sheetgs always us at lowest figures
Spreads Marsees styles worth from ooa
to 81
Tray Cloths
Chair Tides, Mats, a to surprise
prett kind OF material for
elsewhere 30 and
these goods they will suit
can showyo oyys styles n Floweed Mulls at2c
Plaid aud Striped Musus and Lace effects 81 To- and l2c
the prettet goods made this
6 81 sheer and fine worth 90 yard more
Ourf ndia aIinensa and 20c, excellent values;
and 20c worth
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.HandkerchuefS.

A small lot picked up by the linen buyer.
.,brd less than usual value. White,
colored bordered. mourning. hemstitch-
a. or embroidtreo-ladies' and gentle
gen.
ladies' Imported India Null, seal
lopcd, 7c.--usual price 12lc.;
fall Linen, hemstitched, with drawn
thread, &c.
Ml.Linon very fine Hemstitched, worth
$40 dozen, for 12lc.;
New Hemstitched Embroidered, sheer
snd choice in design, 2 for 25c.
Lalios' French Embroidered Shirts
tie handsomest imported-made to
eel Ior 81 each-S2.9S;
Nfv SHIRT Shams, Is to 45c.
New Hosalnd Collars. DC.
Ladies White, Colored. and Embroider-
ed Shirts, S1.4S TO sl.93;
so Ladies' Linen Cape-Collars and
Cuis, 7Jc. a dozen or &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

THE GREAT SERVICE THIS
STORE HAS DONE, WITH THOU
SANDS OF STRANGERS VISITING
TT, PROMPTS CREDIT TO THE
SYSTEM BY WHICH 1T IS GOV
ERNED. The strides are forward.
Better and better with your support.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
Lure Goods.

here for sl.Sl. All Silk for 9Sc., s1.66,
AMI S4qs. Not a piece but what cost
more to import.
Two hundred and sixty pieces of
Black and Colored Silk Nets-3S. G2. 73,
q,c. and upwards to the finest. The
rr.ces are maryellous-special, of course.
10, piece can be duplicated for these
Point De Chene. Fedora, Medici, Tor
ctou. lrsh Point, Chantilla, and all
kinds O.. narrow Laces at bargain prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
else
where
BOYS C1Othino

and then call here and you will see how
goods are sold at this store.
Boys Suits from S5c. to $10.50-siIty-
four various prices between.
What '' '''' Trunk s:s ::;'s :;@i s!9:' n: i'
Special purchase OF mine hundred makes
the prices far below those of the manu-
facturers.
Trunks from 4Jc. to the finest all
leather.
The new Roller-Tray Trunk in all
kinds and sizes.
This store is to be of use and service
to you in all things
Last week were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
10y
iEnldTOjder1eSl til.

niece or yard near half the price they
est 10 import--a thousand kinds to
choose from.
Toancing that cost 75c. to import is
sold here for 3Sc.
Embroidered. Hemstiched, high grade,
full 42-inch wide, cost 7Oc. to I'M
port, for 39c.
Narrow or wide Fine Nainsook, Cam
hrc or swiss everything, but only
ooT" in price. The qualities and pat
pras are away beyond the average.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
Gentlemen

4NIA FDtf q
or 7c. each. All sizes now.
Lnen-Bosom Shirts, the best of the
usual 75c. quality, for 49c.
Real Ceylon Flannel Shirts, 98c., cost
S1.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
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