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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14

As soon as the lines of the park were decided
upon in q general way the survey was begun
and continued until the present. time. One
party of engineers is still in the field putting
up permanent stone monuments to mark the
$50 of these and this will give some idea of the
number of courses 1t is intended that these
stones shall be of very substantial character,
so that they may last and become as well set
tied landmarks as the stones that mark the
District lines.
THE OWNERS.
There are between 70 and 100 different tracts
of land that come within the boundaries of the
park. So far as appears now these are as fol-
lows: Harvey l.. Page, 6.6S acres; /. p Klingle,
31.S17; Rosemount Park, 9.lS3: Reg. Fendall,
e.S93; L. P. Shoemaker, 1.104; Mary s. Beall,
2.057; Frank Shoemaker, 6.6s2; Pierce Shoe
maker, 5.525; Pierce Shoemaker, 3.023 Pierce
Shoemaker, 1862 Thos Blagden, 24.59S; Blag-
den estate, 1885, Thos Blagden, 14.017; B. H.
Warder, 1922: Mrs. Blagden, LIS: John W.
Willis, $50; Pierce Shoemaker, 5.194; Ii. r.
Porter and H. +. Douglass, 6.21; Fl. r. Porter
Chas. Dickson, O.275: Pierce Shoemaker, 80 262;
John McKeon, 35.S19; ]. r. Dos Passos,
71.527; Pierce Shoemaker, 245.40S; Chas.
Early and Fred W. Pratt, $685.; Chas.
Early and Fred W. Pratt, 2.605; Bright
WOOD driving fark. Asia; Louisa NUM-, U.UUUJ;
Sam. M. Jones, 4.S85; VIM. Watson, 1856;
Clark's. 100; Conway Tibbs, 100; Pierce Shoe
maker, LAG; z. A. Lawrence, 1887; Z. T. Bar
ton, 0.359; A. Hayes. 0.30; d. NJ. Davis 1859;
A. E. Mclaughlin, 2.031; Eliza T. Barton, 1924;
II. Cowperthwaite. 400; ]. B. Colt, 200; Pierce
Shoemaker. 0.24: Cornelia o. Truesdell 1904
E. L. Gist, 1.5S2; W. and l. Sturbitts, 1.484; J. r..
Dos Passos 70. 1885, James M. Green. IL 1856; j. w.
Swan. 8.008; Fred. Box. 3d. 36 Archibald White,
II $50; W. J. Cowden, 79.6S5; A. F. Matthews.
300; John Saul, 2.08l; Marian A. Ryan, 9.l1 /;
Samuel Treas, 273; Mary F. Henderson, q. 557
Eleanor L. Needs, 20; Aug. Burgdorf, 1929;
Douglas Forrest. 9.96; VIM. F. Eaton. 50.40l;
Adila Cath. Brown, 221.47, VIM. r. Riley
1OO.12; S. D. Cameron, 4036; A. c. Bradley,
211; A. R. Shepherd, S5.977; John G. Clagett
2s.19; John Van Riswick, 125.l23; S. p. Lee
17.733 Montgomery Blair, 1S026; John Van
Riswick. 12.743; J. L. Fenwick, 57.643; Lewis
Crutchfeld, 3049; A. Pinkney, 1927; Jane L.
Mason, 1.0S0 Simon Hyson, 0.957 Thomas
Myrick. 2.976; J. H. Mason, 2.l06 Levy Brooks,
LA; H. Brown. 1.347: Z. b. Gray, 1922; syn
dictate, O.S67; Geo. Cissel, 0.035; Z. B. Gray,
6617.
THE VALUATION COMMITTEE.
Mr.. R. Ross Perry, speaking of the work that
has been done in connection with the park,
said to a STAR reporter a day or two ago: THE
committee on valuation has been greatly i'm
peded in its work recently by the bad weather
and the wretched condition of the roads, Still
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kiss Currency.

From the Burlington Independent.
Agnes, aged four, called at an uptown gro
Gerry store the other day. Il want tick of
gum" she announced. After getting the de-
sired article she remarked that she hadn't ANY
penny" "How do you expect to pay for your
gum?" queried the vender of the delicacies
Well announced the youthful philosopher,
81 will give you kiss" The kiss was taken
but Agnes stayed, and finally flushed with sue
cess, she made another offer: my cousin
Ethel would like a tick, and I'll give You an
other kiss for it." Both girls chewed that
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14
DEATH DISCLOSED A SECRET,
A Marriage Which Took Place Ten Year
Ago just Made Public.


Ago just Made Public.
special to the New York World from
Atlanta, Ga, says: The arrival of the body Of
Capt John c. Rutherford in this city yester-
day cleared up mystery in his life Ruther-
ford married years ago a well-known Georgia
lady. Their two daughters are now society
bellies. The captain parted from his wife later
and divorce was obtained.
Rutherford went some months ago to his
Florida orange grove, where he was de-
tanned by the sickness which resulted in his
death. His friends were astonished when
notified two weeks ago that he had just
married a Mrs. Carroll of Virginia. There
was curiosity as to who Mrs. Carroll was
1t is now made public that Mrs. Carroll has
really been his wife for more than ten years
Shortly after his trouble with his first wife he
visited New York city. where he met Mrs
Carroll. Richmond lady, and married her
The marriage was kept secret in order to avoid
gossip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14
THE COLORED TROOPS.
Some Pertinent Inquiries In Regard to Their
Disbsndment by . Military Man.

To the Editor OF The Evening star:
The edict has gone forth and the colored
contingent OF our National Guard that has
fought so nobly for life and preservation will
soon be no more. 1t is pity, indeed, that
the giant intellect Of the gallant general COM
mandins could not conceive some plan to retain
in the National Guard that portion Of ii which,
in the Judgment of many military critics, was
its redeeming feature. II can hardly be ques-
toned that, As viewed from an 'unprejudiced
military standpoint, the two colored battalions,
the seventh and eighth, in camp and on
parade have numerically made the best bat
talon average, while In discipline and drill,
IN the foot movement and manual. they have
always exhibited far greater evidence Of pro-
neieney than any other battalion in the brigade.
HE general becomes sympathetic and sxprosass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14

Found Dead In n Bowery Lodging House.
Edwin Monks travelling salesman, who lived
at 1893 East 10th street, New York. was found
dead yesterday ina lodging house in the Bow
cry. He had cut his throat from ear to ear with
a penknife. He came to New York three years
ago from Ireland. OF late he had been i'll and
had been drinking heavily. He leaves wife
and family in Dublin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14
Lover and Girl Shot.

Samuel Witt living at Elco, H., tried to take
his sixteen-year-old daughter from her lover,
William Wright, who had abducted her.
During the scufie which followed
Wits revolver exploded. fatally injuring
Wright and wounding the daughter. who was
assisting her lover. The father says the pistol
was discharged accidentally, but he was
arrested,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14
Murdered During His Honeymocn,

Michael Overmyer. a wellto-do Indiana
farmer, was robbed and murdered in Roches-
ter, Ind, Wednesday night. Overmyer mar
ried only three weeks ago and had Just com
pleted arrangements to 60 to Huntington 20
reside. He came to Rochester in the morning
accompanied by his bride. The latter went to
the home of friend on the outskirts of town,
whore the husband was TO join her in the even
ing. Tho report of pistol was heard near the
cemetery. Upon Investigation the body OF
road with gaping wound in his breast. Near
the body was his revolver. A pocket book CON
tanning $500. which he had carried, was gone.
Evidence elected at the inquest showed con-
clusively that the motive for the crime was
robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14
One Eject of the Cookers Strike.

Pittsburg dispatch says: As a result of the
stagnation in coke and iron affairs throughout
the country all thelocal railroads have been COM
PEELED to adopt the line of retrenchment. which
has brought disastrous results to the employees
All have been making large reductions in their
working forces and railway employees in this
section have experienced the effects of the re-
cent coke, strike and depression in the iron
market
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COLORADO SPRINGS.
Beautiful Little City, but Not the Ghost o,
Spring About.

rEE HEALrH-ervrSe ATMOSPHERE AND THt
FIKSpIsH xuD-PTKEs rEAx As AN rSERRISo
BAkosErER-IHE pELiGHrFrL SOCIETY, BUT
EAcH FAMILY Has An INVALID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14
BOOTH MAY RETIRE.
His Declining Health May Bring His
Career to a Close.
SOME THINK HIM DEMENTED.

A Trip to Europe for Treatment Planned
Ticket Spectators and Their Enormous
Profts-A Stage Door Idiot snubbed-The
Niceties Of Theatrical Makeup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14

Chicago scandinavians Dedicate . HALL
Sandia Hall, corner Milwaukee avenue and
Ohio street, was dedicated Thursday night
in Chicago, built by Branch No. 1 Of the Scan
dinavian workingmen's Association at a cost OF
GO, 900, and the only hall in America built by
the association. The entertainment in honor
Of the event was grand success. Twenty-Five
hundred people we're present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14

Before W we're married. ssid she. sshis
'sAnd now2'
They are very rare" -Indtanqpolls JSurnal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14
G.ArxsuL-Coxronrrrs.
EPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

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CASH OR CREDIT.

CASH OR CREprr
READ THESE pRIcEa
soHa Oak Antiqn.-hnis,,ed Bed Room Suites. sp,se.
:o els cash. or els on credit
'-piece rarl0r Suites. solid walnut frames. urbo-
stored i'm plush bss harcloth for s.scssA o. ssoes
credit.
Good wovEx-wrRE BED SPRINGS sor s2a
cash or g. 30 on credit
BRUSSELS CARPET. Coz cash or asc on e-sds
Good INGRAM CARPET. &c cash or <oc. on ersdA.
Nsssw and lay all CARPETS free Of cost and Asss
slarse fer the waste in matching ngursa
ourter the easiest Of any houss In shs essy,
enis mail Payment At time OF purchase and the bal
sDcein EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAyMENrs
No notes required and rsr cent d,scount suovsa
all accounts srttled In thirty days
eRoeAN.s
ca IDIr Housu
dion 20 ana -, 7na a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14
MRS roUzALrS's Ranch.

Mrs. Touzalin. the daughter of the late Mr.
Justice Miller, owns ranch about ten miles
south Of the springs, and a more ideal spot il
would be hard to find. The place stands on
high ground right at the foot of Cheyenne
mountain and in the midst of a beautiful grove
of pines. Crrees are q rare luxury in Colorado.
and few ranches can boast of even one.) From
the southeast piazza Of the coy house there is
an unbroken view of the plains, which seem 70
stretch on and on to the very end Of the world.
The silence is 30 intense and so soothing that
You feel as il under SPELL and sit and gaze
at the wonderful sun flooded expanse with the
shadows of clouds flying across it, until the
meaning and the delight of the "dolce far
niente" IL borne in upon your soul. Behind
you rises the rugged mass of mighty Cheyenne
with its legged top cutting into the vivid blue
Of the sky. The wind sweeps through the
that the prairie sea Is breaking IN surf at your
feet The crested blue Jays fit through the
branches with almost startling flashes Of bril-
liant color, and your whole being is stepped in
TIE DRIVES TO TIE MOUNTAINS.
The westward drives take you 10 the noun
tains and into the marvellous canons, with their
tremendous walls Of red rock. In winter
(and half buried in snow these osnons are
wild and grand beyond description. The water
falls wear bridal wells Of ice, and wherever the
spray has frozen are wonderful iciciss and
c1ystals. -. =.
lss .s as s s. & Ra 5s. .Is, ns r.
soda and iron springk 1t il only patronized
in summer, Became Il Il 20 hemmed in by the
mountains that IN winter the sun sets at about
o'clock, ard The moment IL drops behind che
ing point and night hes begun.
But there = 20 limit 70 tie variety and inter-
ct Of these delghfful driyes. This 4 : veritsr
BILE paradise for any one Who love- boEpn and
an outdoor LIE. Wien think a f6s fsshiou-
able world IN the eities rushins eround 70
hot stuffy rooms, ] long % turn sSsn 81 iooss
y THE gondsxfu hnd % sun thsneslves ma
sE|a5 IN Z e Z: .'''''' .l MT 8 =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14

HIS ADVICE ABOUT MARRIAGE TO THOSE AFFLICTED
WITH DEAFNESS - RESULTS OF HIS RE-
sEARCHEs-How THE TENDENCY TO INHERIT
ANCE MAY BE WEAKENED By JuDIcIous MATING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17
A Heavy Tailnre

foreclosure sale will be held this morn
ing at II o'clock sharp at the Senate saloon.
10 satisfy six notes amounting TO 1000
All of the handsome and ornamental bar
fixtures, four billiard and pool tables. nine
mirrors and the splendid Moquette carpets
Will be sold; also twenty-five barrels Of old
Monticello whisky made in 1874 and 1876,
and choice lot Of wines and brandies of con
siderable age and rare excellence will be sold
regardless Of cost. The sale is peremptory
one, and all Of tho above articles will 10 dis
posed of 10 the highest bidder The stock is
Of the same kind as has been sold over the
bar at the Senate saloon and the quantity
offered will attract the Wholesale dealers as
only original packages will be sold The fix
lures are all of IA high order Of excellence,
and the sale will attract the attention of the
public. All bidders will be required to make
n cash deposit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

There is in Meyers window. corner Sixth
and Broad. an Ingenious clock 10 be placed
over the candle when lighted. which will stop
when the candle goes out thus if the candle
accidentally goes out the exact time will be
known. o. +. Ostergren. of Spot IL Spott,
matchmaker, is the inventor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17
Fancy Work Baskets,
Satin. Lined in various shapes Prices, $50.
81. $3.50. s2.25. $3.50. $3.50.
CENTRE TABLE.

For the convenience Of our customers We
will pack, free of charge. for shipment by
freight or express. goods purchased of us. or
any other articles to reasonable amount.
Our customers may feel perfectly free TO
ask for this service at any time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY,
Sa7 Ea., Brond and 1850 ra., Main 81,

A beautiful China cuspidor or handsome
decorated China bread and milk set q pjece,
and a copy of tho Home Guard size Hx29j
gwen TO every purchaser of two-pound box
OF A. and j. Baking Powder during this week
r., Also q special present with every pound Of
Thea-Nectar Tea.
Ihe Palace Tea store OF Richmond.
JAMES c. BOWMAN Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

Judge I.eake entered decree today in the
chaucery court directing Patrick II. G.
Cabel. receiver. 10 sell the Traylor Electric
Company. full advertisement OF which APP
pears elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

mouse OF DcieEAtth.
The House of Delegates was called 10 order
8. ID 40 yesterday morning by Mr.. John r.
Ayan. Of L0udolu. Speaker Caldwell not
.e-E present.
loore. D. Bell Bigger still being laid up
Ht- tle gap, uis place was filed 10y journal
lerk William III. Mann.
Leave ol absence was granted to Mr. c. 5.
Jars ns, ot GreensyiIe and Sussex, for one
cay Alr. j. thompson brown. of Bedford.
iEo days Ar j. W.. Gregory, Of Pittsylyanla,
t1ee days
Precisely at noon Assistant-D oorkeeper
AMlrei cried. Mr. Speaker. the Senate OF
Virginia. and the members OF that august
b.lY. beaded by Observation-Disclosures Tyler,
marched into the hail OF the House Of Dele
gates in files Of two.
The president o.. The Senate called the joint
clierence Of the two houses 70 order and
ir iendieton, clerk ot the SenaJe. read the
-faal ~ That body in regard 20 the session
Ga iae previous day. The journal stated that
ta Senate had cast 3 votes for Hon. j. ".
iane. % De elected nital Stetes Senator for
Term " -iT years. beginning March j. 1873.
Journal Clerk William H. Mann next read
i-e journal of the House Il the previous day,
eluoln-ng that that bod had cast 81 votes
ior h0l D. ". Daniel tor senator.
PRESIDENT Tyler then announced Senator
lame. duly elected amid tic applause Of the
members Of tLet two houses.
TO NOTIFY TIE SENATOR.
Senator Mcdonald. Of Lynchbrre. moved
t1it Joint committee of seven be appointed
i4e president 70 notify Senator Daniel Of
b, election.
The motion was carried and the president
ppoiuted the following members OF the two
uses. Senators Mcdonald of Ivnchburg
!. t.le of fredericksburg Fairfax of Ioud0un.
Delegates il. Palmer Hunter of Campbell. W.
A. leutTess of Portsmouth. Greenlee ID.
ietelel or Rockbridge. Dr. ~ j.. Spencer Of
The Joint conference then Adjourned on
-oton ot Senator Hurt. Of PlttsyiganIa
alter the Senate retired the House resumed
lis business
Ar. stratton offered Joint resolution pro-
WONG that tho two houses al 1890 /. NJ. con-
tnue with the election of county jud ges under
TIE JOINT order. he resolution was carried and
'oneurred IN 10y the Senate
THE JOINT ORDER.
Inc following county judges we're nomina-
ieq IA tie usual manner
Lyman Cha.k.ey. Of Allegheny and Craig,
nominated by Mr.. A. +. Withrow.
Charles X. Mcdaniel Of Bath and Highland.
dominated by Mr.. A. f. Withrow.
49, X. Moss. of Buckingham. nominated bv
Dir. samuel A. Spencer.
u. VI. Chichester. Of Fairfax and Ale.an.
ona. nominated by Dir. h. G. Tnplett.
sydney smith Of James City, York and
city Of Williamsburg. nominated by Mr. NJ
B. Spencer. 'A'' 'i
J. 81 Hoge - 'i''
u, y; II. Fudge. Of Smyth. nominated by Mr.
" Edwards ~''
u. II. Beale, oof Westmorelsnd and Rich
Eeaa' dominated by Mr. Benjamin Chsn-
houses IL the usual manner.
pr. ntfatton, OF Richmond. stated that he
auoerstood Senator John w. Daniel would
ieaeh this city some time during the dsy. and
he therefore moved that Senator Daniel be
requested to address the two houses on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

Remember. We are selling every pair OF
shoes in our house at and below cost for the
next thirty days. w. i. DREW Co,,
500 Main street, corner Eighth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

Wear Drew's handmade boots and shoes.
For sale only by the manufacturers.
w. T.. DREW b Co.,
800 Main street. corner Eighth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

Hickok T. Co.. will pay zoe. per 100 cash
for Tags from their Brands No. L., IL. ID. c.,
Zig and Caroline sun-Cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

See what stock OF aprons VIC hsfe pre-
pared for you
81 kinds a. 2oc
Many styles at 4~'nc
Rlack lawn Anrons 25 20 75c
Fs,c,, C.,za HsndIerchiefs lace edges 25c
White Hemstitched Handkerchief. any
initial 1910
p,,rs san, usn5torcbiefs any initial 25c
Embroidered Null Handkerchefs. seal
loped edge. l1fc
Chldren's Handkerchiefs in fancy boxes. &c
Sheer White Handkerchiefs. lace edge, &c
Embroidered Null Hsndkerchiefs, il9
styles. 20
Fancy Boxes given with dollars worth OF
Handkerchief
BARGAINS ARE RIPENlNG
THICK AND FAST.
We make your dollars
DO MOST DUTY
when dollars are most needed.
Fringed Chair Scarfs. hand painted &c
Rufled Pillow Shams, any initial &c pr
Turkish Tides 3SKi6 inch, Is'ec
Stamped Splashers. Tides. Covers lOc
Stamped Linen Scsrfs. open work. Z'c
Linen Comb and Brush Cases 900
Linen Fringed Mats, inches. &c
Linen Table Sets Cover and Napkins e. 30
Satin in-Cushion' inch. SOC
Satin Covered Sofa Pillows. 4Sc
Painted Scarfs, boiling cloth ends, ave
Hand Crocheted Mats, ure linen' lOc
Down Pillows, all shapes. for covering.
Worsted Hoods, half price 2oc
Worsted Fascinators, half price. 2'c
Wors ell Nubiss, half price &c
Fancy Aprons, - styles. &c
Fancy Aprons. 10 styles. l@'sc
Metal Trays worth $3.50 FOR 81 %
Solid Gold Rings. stone settings, %
Childs Solid Gold Rings, warranted, 25c
Real Cut Glass Toilet Bottles. ID
Imitation Cut Glass Bottles 2oc
Fancy Whisp Brooms worth 25c., i0c
Celluloid Manicure Sets worth 81. oOc
Brass Match Safes worth 25c.. &c
Metal Whisp Holders worth sc, 2'c
Metal Whisp Holders worth a.. SOC
BEAUTIFUL INDIAN BASKETS.
The price reductions are remarkable;
sl.25 Indian Baskets Tor eoc
81 Indian Baskets for 9uc
55c. Indian Baskets for ~oc
SOC. Indian Baskets for Soc
4Oc. Indian Baskets for 40o
25c Indian Baskets for loc
25c. Indian Baskets for Oc
Imperial Box Paper worth 25c.. l'c
Baby Afghans. felt embroidered 75c
BABY Afghans ~
Velour Table Covers were s5, now %
Chenille Table Covers worth s9.5) 50
EXPRESS WAGONS.
800 received too late. Must be sold even if at
loss. The best make brought TO Richmond.
sEETHE PRICES:
Blackboard Cossting Wagons, a 80
Express Wagons. 80xiO, %
Express Wagons, iron axles, %
Iron Body Wagon. i3x26. 30
Hard Wood. Full Frame Wagons, %
Express Wagons. iron axle, l3c'7 g0c
Express Wagons, well made, 75c
TAKEALOOK AT THE BOOKS.
Poard-Coyer story Books, Il kinds, 25c
For larger children, 4Oc
Board-Coye Books, small children. l5c
Cloth-Bound, illustrated countries, 10
Art Gems, large and elegant, 25
Elliott's Complete Works, volumes. 90
Thackerays Complete Works 10 volumes 50
Dickens Complete Works. IS volumes. 100
Bnlwer's Complete Works. - volumes. 90
Scots Complete Works. I, volumes, so
Coopers Sea Tales. volumes %
Mother Goose Rhymes. Is pages, PC
A SERIES OF SPECIAL SALES.
Comb and Brush Sets.
Manicure Sets.
Work Sets.
Smokers Sets
Infants Toilet Sets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

Send 81 and get box OF Burke's Finest
Mixture from any part Of the country post
paid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

The BEST 1Oc. PLUGS Of PURE SUN.
CURED TOBACCO are Hickok Co.'s III. d.
&. and Caroline Sun-Cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17
FXTRA-FINE QUALITIES IN
Embroidered Pillow ShamS.

These are put up in Gift-style. in fancy
boxes. one pair in each box.
The prices are $3.50, So, 1926, $50. SI25
to sc per pair.
These desirable goods are to be found in
the basement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17
FE'ouRQvREaN, PRIcE & Co.
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS.
HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, TIES AND PUFFS
IN ENDLESS VARIETY AND At ALL PRICES.

EmbroderedH ANDKERCHIEFS from 2c to IS apiece
Splendd HANDKERCHlEFS at &c
ties in Evening Shades
appropriate Xmas pesep n
olinls ewfew th
sand
I obe nsiea
a
COIORED exceptional bargains
$50
s7fci st yard. this week for 7c g. o,.-..
Beautiful Hd po~n ou" Aoa ''"
q 10 $3.50
and G ron Ss 20
10 An''' s''A' ~ '"s--' - ds&su ~ Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

To the end that no delays may be occa-
stoned in our delivery of Engraving Orders,
intended as Christmas presents. We respect.
fully urge patrons having such work in con.
temptation TO leave their orders forthwith.
Your name engraved on copper plate and
fifty cards. sec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

don't buy your Fireworks until you call and
see Burkes prices. He Will retail at whole
sale prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

Don't fail to see the bargains We are now
Offering during our removal sale.
w. f. DREW d Co.,
800 Main street. corner Eighth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17
HANDKERCHIEFS !
And Christmas is Coming.

Surely nothing is more
acceptable than half a
dozen of these Silk or
Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs, or if you should
prefer the Plain Linen or
Embroidered we have
them also. Silk Muffiers
at various prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-17

Fxtra-fne quality FRINGED or HEN
STITCHED NOME CLOTH SCARFS.
with hand open-work. colored centres. 2Ox72
inches.
Frnged. $3.50 each.
Hemstitched So each.