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H2sgens- Gzz SNsonoE

There has been quite tumble in
prices among a little lot OF Torchon
Laces here and intending buyers had
better be quick to take advantage. They
won't be here long at present prices.
Pure Linen Hand Made Torchon Lsces, inch
wide, nc. yard;
Tho next width &c. a yard;
Pattern inches wide, &C. yard;
Patterns and 2H inches wide, &c. yard;
Possibly % Patterns, vide and coarse. nne and
narrow, atSHc.
OF just as much importance are the Kid
Glove bargains.
3 different kinds at choice Of Soc. psir;
4-Button Dressed at 50c- q pair;
4-Button Undressed at SOC. pair;
S-Buttoa Length Undressed Mousquetaire at sOc
apair;
The finest quslity Dressed Kid Gloves tan
coiors only, 4-oution, for 75c. pair. hereto
fore selling for si.25.
All of these special items will make
things lively at their respective counters.
Won't the Embroidery counter have a
run for these Swiss Flouncings
IS Patterns full skirt width White Embroidered
Swiss Flouncinss In 4X-yard patterns,
slightly soiled, for 75c yerd. These goods
were sold ut s2, $3.50, and s3a yard.
There has been q constant and steady
demand for the Towels at 12i, Is. and
25c. since our announcement last week.
No need for us to explain them again.
The folks who have bought them are ad-
vertising us enough by their own talk,
At the Towel counter special lot OF Ga Table
Covers, pure Cardinal and Turkey red, for
Zoe. each, worth a.:
Also, % remnants, 2 10 3 yards each, OF nne Ger
man and Irish Bisached and Unblesched
Table Damasks, from 75c. 70 sl.50 yard,
now selling at half price.
For men-a thousand dozen Half
Linen Handkerchiefs, colored hem
stitched borders at Slc. each, 6 for SOC.
A fieeting bargain that will disappear be-
fore three days have gone by.
For the first time this season
New Blazers,
Spring Jackets,
Children's Refers,
Infants and Childrens Cloaks.
A special line Of solid colored Cloth Blazers
$3.50:
Fanoy Light Cheviot Cloth Blazers, A44, with
new Queen Anne collars-eur own exclusive
style:
Black and Gray chevlot Spring Jackets, double
breasted loose fronts;
Infants White and Cream Long Closks;
children's tone to ave years. Black silk Closks.
ss9s; Fancy Cloth Cloaks, $3.50 and IS; new
designs. special make.
The Millinery Room is making up
Toques and the Pancake Hats to match
all early spring costumes. Prices lower
for same style than any other store.
Early Spring Styles OF Millinery be-
ing received daily.
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FOR sALEE5Y
KAUFMAN & Go.

Foster, Paul & Co. have appointed us
sole agent for the celebrated Kid Glove
and in future the only genuine in the
city can be found in our establishment
We received shipment yesterday Iof
some 81, 900 worth of these Gloves IN all
shades, colors, and sizes, which will be
ready for display tomorrow.
In order to introduce these Gloves
thoroughly Messrs. Foster, Paul q Go;
have sent one of their most accomplished
filters, Miss Poole, here, and she will re,
main here for about ten days and tit all
gloves to the hands to wear them.
The Foster Glove is so well known
that it is unnecessary to speak OF Its
quality. That it is one of the best makes
in the world is sufficient to say.
No doubt other dealers will offer
alleged Foster Gloves, but none will be
genuine except those bearing the above
Trademark.
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2 pieces Fancy Satteen Dress Lining re.
duced from 12t TO 8lc. per yard;
6 pieces Brown Lining Muslin reduced
from 10 TO &c.;
The cheapest lining in virginia--our &c.
Rice Cambria (yard wide)-we have
only in two or three shades OF gray /;
All of our 1910. Figured Dress Satteens
are reduced to 10c.
Our 25c. Figured Satteen to 19c.;
Our 80 and 400. Figured French Sat
teens to 25c.
/ piece "off shade" black Brocade Vel
vet reduced from Sl.25 to 25c.
8 pieces All-Silk Fancy Velvets reduced
from $5 to $3.50:
2 pieces Seal Brown and Navy-Blue Bro
cade Velvet reduced from $3.50 to
81;
Gentlemen's Cotton Shirt-Bosoms 25c.
per dozen;
Bows Turn-Down Linen Collars, in
sizes II and 12i only, at lc. each or
10c. per dozen;
Another lot pieces Q50 yards)-of
the 4c. White-Striped Muslin;
A small lot of Children's Blue and Pink
Hose in small sizes, 81 to z, at &c. q
pair, or 8 pair for 25c.
A lot Of Colored Worsted and Silk Tubu-
lar Braid at SC. for II yards;
A small lot of Mems Red Flannel Shirts
and Drawers at Csc, reduced from
80, 75c., and 81;
Also, O small lot of Mems White Merino
Shirts at 50c., reduced from zoe.
and 81;
2 pieces Striped Cloaking, II yards vide,
reduced from 81 so and Sl.39 to
b 5Oc.-this is cheap enough to buy
and put away if you should not want
il now;
13 TO Is pieces of Half-Wool Colored
Dress Goods-22 inches wide, in
tans, brown, and blue-reduced
from 12s and 10c. to 7c. per yard;
CALI, EARLY
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MattinSS.
OIL Cloth and LinoleUDo


The 25c. Oil-Cloth will be sold for l9c.
a yard; 49,
The sac. Oil-Cloth will be sold for 27c.
yard;
The 45c. OiI-Cloth will be closed out for
CSC. yard;
All our better grades of Oil-Cloth, in
cluding our 30, 60, and 65c. goods.
will be sold for 46c. a yard;
Our CSC. Linoleum will be sold for 373c.;
Iinoleum that sold for 75c. you can buy
for 55c. yard.
GRANITE IRONWARE.
Read These Prices:
2-Quart Cof1ee-Pots at CSC.
3-Quart. S5c.
4-Quart, 81;
5-Quart, Sl.25;
5-Quart Sauce-Pans at 75c.
6-Quart, 95c.;
8-Quart, Sl.20;
2-0uart Covered Kettles, 75c. (;
2-Ouart Mikado Tea-Kettles, CSC.
7-Quart ea-Kettles, pit bottom, 81. 10 |;
11{-Quart Coffee-Boilers, Sl.95;
Stove Pans, size 8lxl2J, at 6Oc.;
g. Quart Deep Pudding Pans, SOC.
1O-Quart Tipped Preserye-Kettles,
Sl.17;
IA = Quart Seamless Water Buckets.
SLAB; -
Seamless Covered Convex Kettles, IL
quarts, $2.22;
Deep Frying Pans. size 9ix1i, at $50. !;
14-Ouart Dish Pans. Sl.15;
Lard-Stands. 10 gallons, $2.49;
3 Gallons, S1.15;
Round Bake-P Pans, quarts, 40c ;
1-Quart Patent Covered Windsor Kettles
at 39c.
Wash-Bowls, $50.
We have larger stock and better
assortment Of this ware Granite lron)
than all other competitors combined. A
special purchase at about one hall value
enables us TO sell at the above special
prices.
Lees celebrated Perfection Baking
and Roasting Pans they have been
awarded the highest medals at all falrs)
for baking potatoes, roasting fowls, &c.
This pan beats the world.
Prices:
No. /, size ska inches, 81 inches h'gn'
81; -,
No. 2, size 9x15 inches, CT inches high,
1925; -,
No. 8, size IOx1e inches, n inches high,
SI.75.
TIN AND woODENwARE.
2-ouart Plsnished Tin Coffee Pots. su-
perior quality, at &c., usually Doc. !;
5.ouarts 50c., usually 65c.
3.quart Block Tin Ssuce.pans ioo;
2-dusrt Block Tin Cake-Moulds, huted'
of i9c.
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STORE NEWS.

Among othors we have received these nev
goods during this week:
q cases A. b. C. OATMRAL
8 barrels Extra Fine TABLR-sYRUP-no Glu-
cose In It.;
, 10. FERRIS HAMS, TONGUES, and BONE
LRss BACoN-noue better cured;
10 cases Rxtra-Fine TABLE PEACHES;
5 cases Extra-Fine TABLE PEARS.
These are the finest goods TO be had In cans.
/ lot Fine NETWORK CREAMERY BUTTER
something good;
/ case CLOYER-LEAF SALMON;
10 boxes BEST LAUNDRY soAP-a bargain-st
$3.50 per box-joo lot;
10 bags GREEN COFFEE
Let me tell you that we roast our cofiees our
eelyes every week, and by buying Coffee OF US
you get fresh-rossted goods.
4 boxes RED-SEAL LYE that we are going 10
close out az 10c per can;
lot SARATOGA CHlPS-fresh and crisp;
8 cases Rxtra-Fins FRENCH PRAS-to serve
with your spring lamb:
bo barrels oUR LEADER PATENT FAMILY
FLOUR. 1t makes the inest bread.
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LQceS md En1brOiderieS.


i@ss VII occupy prominent place
",ls Dress trimmings this season.
4Lo beautiful effects shown this season
: 4ilsei and Jewelled Lsces cannot fail
" Ilte them desirouG Our line is very
'-A-'4l.y which IS great fayorite this
season, VIC have in all widths and
p. II.ces from l23 to CSC. +;
'~a s.enciennes from 30. to S1.49 a
yard
=. 4eousseline de Sole Laces, ell widths
u prces.
% 70 Embroideries, there has never
=, sgcl a season OF novelties.
v;,-eE ;g-E iouneing in tinsel and gold.
,,S "li;e ; fiounciDg embroidered in black
:. az 'he little Fine Embroideries such
s, ~ used for ehildren's wear in endless
s4elthes.
h 'a'se pretty Black Mulls embroidered
- o1'ght flowers, with embroidered
Ss'es 70 match, are extremely desirable.
W.. ~ cur ., 6, z, s, 10, II. 10, and zoe.
"NlN hamburg Edges.
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.BREEDEN, TALLEY & GO,
300 EAST BROAD STREET.
M Il CHI, 1891.
SPRING BARGAINS.
SPRING BARGAINS.
SPRING BARGAINS.
SPRING BARGAINS.

i lot White Cotton Bolster Cases,
hemmed ready for use. reduced
from so to 35c.
l lot Pillow Cases, ready for use. at loo. 4;
Ladies' Black Lisle Hose reduced from
80 to 25c.
A novelty Wash Fabric is the Cheviot
which comes in for shirt-waists and
dresses at l2I and 16ic. per yard
We have received new supply OF the
A American Challies at 12lc.
Figured Persian Dimity- new
and beautiful wash goods at &c.,
these come in lovely colorings;
Trako Cotton is the third novelty-prics
OF this is 20c. per yard
yards Cord Edge Rufliing for 25o:
/ lot Colored Corduroys reduced from
81, rs, and 69c. to SOC.
Yamato Japanese Silk, in black and
colors, at 50c. per yard;
Nice lines of Spring Dress Goods At Is,
40, and SOC.
McCreeny's Cloths. 8 yards widA for
dresses and wraps, at S1.76 per
yard;
New Table OIL Cloths, "a wide, at 30oI
per yard;
Floor Oil Cloths at %, 40, and 600. /;
We have complete assortment Of White
Wash Goods--from the 5c. India
Linon up to French Nainsook at 81.
Our Black Goods stock is always up 10
high standard in regard to assortment
and variety. and the prices are always
reasonable.
Hosiery in all grades.
Handkerchiefs- full assortment
Gentlemen's Unlaun6ered Shirts ct 50
Too, and 81.
These prices are not only for day,
but certainly for week, and in grsAS
many instances longer.
Spool Cotton for the million
4 spools Clark's Cotton for l5c.
8 spools Dragon Cotton for l5o.
AMY nNTNN
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r.-.cr-a P,iis and Squares, ell
vol. s-.inch, i2c. ;
u-- -sr.a stripes IN all the new color
0..eiChevot. 3s-inch. all wool, 49c. /;
~-.. r-,.v English Home-Spuns for
vs.slrsuits, 40-inch wide, S1.l9 a
1-.s t.artful All-Wool Broken Plaid
So. us. 49c. ;
q. a- I'll shades Of All-Wool Home
r. A.,.Wool Tan or Gray Tricot;
a. if Atwood Serges 40 inches in
vt.,
Tr. Nou,selines in stripes, polka
.s. and lowered effects
81, l- pretty Plaid Dress Goods, do
.... equal 20 soc. materials;
ei. IRA urttty line of New Challles;
d. frarr,ttv line of Cotton Challies !;
:. .r handsome line Of French Pat
TEN Dress and RobeA
SILK DEPARTMENT.
w Va Silks;
l-.-a ri .esin all their new and pleasing
ELECTS;
rsE Er1-ade China Silks
U-.-- 10 ..l the shades;
T-.-. "a Mousseline dc Sole
l-.a SIX Hernannie embroidered in
ar-;
CGs-i six Crepes in spider-Web
saets;
Nc iarsu shades Of Crepe de Chine;
El,i.l un Satin Barred Dnpery-Nets
With col. red silk embroidery
Z, elegant Black China Silk for 59c.
81. ior nice quality white China Silk.
Ne those pretty colored China Silks,
a.! shades, at 4jc.
WASH DRESS FABRICS
1ehyrine. These beautiful wash fab
rs We have full line Of at l0c. a
y4rl
lsT-vr Oryaniic, very sheer new cloth
90 stripe and plaids, a great variety
O., co.orings, 12tc. yard ;
E-e American Ginghams, hardly ex-
csel by Their French and Scotch
uy4ls in quality and finish, 12lc.,
beautiful effects
y. . and Scotch Ginghams this sea-
tR excel their former beauty, and
vmtyou paid 40c. and SOC. will be
-C
s. CIR assortment Of Ginghams at 10c.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
,as O. AI5roscoggin short-lengths at
. ca Of a. soft finished Indigo Per-
Gales, tLoTt-lengths, &c. q yard
a,e A English Cheviots. 2Oc. quail
Us llc. remnants;
Ca q short lengths Pride OF the
We. Cotton at l0c.
h,l' 8 Of Plain Black Satteens, short
lengths, al sc. yard.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
= t1ys Nice Linon De Daccs;
.-.e fra very fine one;
&c. ;l' very fair quality Check Mus
.a:
J. !.a rre,tv Iin-Check Muslin /;
N &, nee line of Check and Stripe
iellauis Of India Lawns;
At c yard for the choice Of fifteen
.al-es Of Check, Stripe, and Plaid
-. Assin Remnants, all 20c. qualities
Il yud for the choice of four
t-L-,es Of Lace Yokings, SOC. and
s,a. qualities. REMNANTS.
lat Wltp Check De Daccs at 15c.,
Eom &C.;
4ft s'-pe Fancy Organdi at 1910,
-. hon &c
...-'' '-r beautiful Plaid Organdies
o'e ne beautiful Tinted Plaid Organdies
Gl2.c.;
W Isb.e Linens will be % per cent
cheaper On Monday than you have
, 0rr fought them for
- 20 yafl buys good one;
&c .of what you pay Sl.50 for.
'-i Alcs. Tray Cloths, Table-Scarfs,
Z uWles all came in this same lot,
= lo2 will not have an opportunity to
s.-,-'A'e these prices again this season.
- oaI lZsc. Towels.
I ~
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austin Mderwear.

pe'y Cluster.Iuck Gown, andre.
Scsgln Cotton, embroidered neck,
Skirts. Androscoggin Cotton.
s saaeh Cambria rutfls headed With
seka, Tor Ass
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white China Cups and Saucers, actual
value 81. 75 per dozen, at 81
srnerior quality China Cups and Sau,
cers, extra thin. four shapes. usual
price 81. 80 per dozen, at Sl.75 :.
Tes-Plates TO match, usual price 3i'fo
per dozen, at SI.2O;
suner,or quality Dinner Plates usual
price 81 per dozen, at SL23
Oar usual 81 Cuspadors. hsnd-paiassd'
~ 6tGs
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To make the spectacular part OF the
exhibition more effective and compre'
hensive to you we shall display in oui
centre window, and also in our Dress
Goods Department, our large importa-
ton of Foreign Dress Patterns (no two
alike), ail draped in the latest " Red
fern style by our special artist. =,
This serves double purpose. II
shows the patterns to better advantage
and gives you an idea how they Will
look when made up. It's an entirely ne"
departure in dry-goods doings and de-
vised for your entertainment and infor'
nation alike.
What will you see2
We couldn't describe o quarter OF 1t.
A scanty sketch of one or two and your
eyes must do the rest.
Spring.time always brings you stylish
Dress Goods, strangers-never more SC
than now.
What about styles
Spring Dress Fabrics still follow the
heavy texture. No lack Of beauty, but
that Of the severely plain sort.
Grays and tans are to be the mos'
sought-for shades.
Plaid or Camel's Hair in cheviot mix
lures of soft gray and tan tints.
Soft Woolly "Chuddah" Cheviots in
grays and tans.
"Vicuna Cloth-soft as velvet to the
touch.
Boucle Striped shot with "Tumme'
rick cord. -.
Impression " Cloths, sprinkled with
clustered dice-blocks, in grays, tans, and
browns.
The Plaid family is at the top o.
fashions tree.
English Plaid from the big square o.
color down to the little dainty checl
oddities
Princess" Plaid, q pretty combine
OF plaid, silk, and wool, is very stylish
Over fifty styles in Plaids. All o.
them our own exclusive iinportations
and not to be duplicated in this city.
Stripes run plaids hard in popularity
A plaid for tall figure and stripe fol
short one is one of the unwritten lswi
Of symmetry.
These stripes are neatest OF the neat
lady-like, quietly elegant.
French Broadcloth, as fashionable as
ever, but SO difficult to get.
bedford Cords" another fad il
dress material, bright cardinals, grays
tans, etc. Nobby is the one word for it,
Excellent for walking wear.
Fancy fits back to the gorgeous Louii
Quatorze days at the sight of such love
illness.
These pen pictures are but sip a
the cup OF pleasure. II you would
drink deeper be one of the crowds at the
| 0First View" tomorrow,
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nusINEss oProRruNIrIKs.

COUNTRY STORE. "A STOCK OF
~ GOODS FOR sALR AND STORE F0k keNI.
ING. Those who desire 70 purchase Apply
promptly % ~ ~ xAt
II 34R oezlreaiA Va
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ot Drices low enough to make them
1aoue like q storm.
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pIssoLUrroNs q CopARrNERsHIps.

- SoI an = :. o
RICHMOND, March 1, 1897.
NyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
u day entered into co-partnership under
the style Of TIE TYLER & PHAUP TRANSFER
COMPANY for carrying on the TEAMIN9
BUSINESS In al. is branches, including
PLEASURE WAGONS. With increased facfii~
ties for satisfactory service they solicit The
patronage OF the public
once shockoe slip. JOHN T1Lkh
NH f-eediw j. q PHAUP.
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SHOES.

Ladies' Dongola Button Boots, opera
and common sense, all sizes and widths,
regular shoe-store price SO per pair, this
week S2.2 %. i.
Misses Dongola Button Spring Heel
Boots, both tip and plain toe, from sL25
to 50 80 per pair.
Mems and Ladies' Patent-Leather
Shoes in q complete line at very low
prices.
Ladies Congress-Gaiters in SERGE
glove, and glaze kid at much less than
regular shoe-store prices.
Children's Dongols Spring Heel But
ton Boots from 50c. to 81 per pair.
Ladies' Pebble-Goat Lace Boots at
S1.47.
We are closing ont our stock OF mems
shoes to give the room to ladies' shoes.
You can save from SOC. TO Sl.50 on every
pair Of mems shoes you buy until these
are closed cut
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Drawers, Androscoggin Cotton,
with tucks;
Square-Neck Cambria Corset Covers,
with pinch embroidery, 47c.
200 different garments that have been
slightly soiled in handling will be
thrown out Monday at half price.
Boys Clothing. make ak an, an
at this stock.
Lots of higher price Suits thrown in the
75c. lot this week
A lot of Odd Pants from four to twelve
years, plaids and stripes-25 and
35c. is the price
SO and 81 Boys Cashmere Suits for
Sl.SS;
S5, $3.50, and Sc Suits for S2.9S, ages
four, five, six, and eleven years;
$3.50 and So. so Suits for $40;
Perhaps you will buy Overcoats. Well,
you can have an All-Wool Chinchilla
one for 95c.
So and 81 Overcoats for S1.50;
S5.25 Coats for 80;
81 Coats for "a.
1t will pay you to buy them for next
year.
-------------------r We have left this
1< . week few pieces OF
JHUCCJU0S. Seamless Nj latin 6
that We will close
out at 81 piece.
We have also a few pieces OF 25c. Mat.
ting, slightly damaged, we will
close out at 15c. a yard
Our 29c. Figured Mating will be sold
for 20c. yard;
We have left eight pieces of Fancy Mat
ting that sold for 800. we will close
out at 25c. yard
We will also give you the benefit oi
fifteen pieces of the best Japanese
Mating that sells everywhere for
45c.-will be sold for 25c.
200 remnants of Mating from five to
twenty yards will be sold for about
one half regular price.
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LADIES SPRING WRAPS.

The variety and styles we are showing
in LADIES' and MISSES BLAZERS,
REFERS. JACKETS, and LADIES'
CAPE-WRAPS is beyond exception the
finest assortment ever exhibited in this
city. We have already met with large
sale on these goods and this week we
look for a greater demand-such as q
stock OF this kind is entitled to.
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All shades Of sURAH SILK. SOC. a yard.

All shades Of sURAH SILK. SOC. yard.
Light Blue, Heliotrope, Light Green. Cardinal,
Garnet, Pink, White, and Cream SATIN az
&c. yard.
MATTINGS.--An entire new line OF straw Mat
tlngs. The big block and carpet patterns es
25c. a yard extra heavy MattinFs at 20c.
good Mattings aE 1886. We warrant ali Mat
tings TO be perfect.
New line SPRING RUGS. We have Just re-
ceiyed new line Of Spring Rugs and are selling
them at our usually low prices.
1sx36 Rugs, 50c.;
2ixh2 Rugs al 90c. worth sf.25;
3oX60 Rugs at II. 90 worth 50;
S6x72 Rugs at S303 worth s.;
Sofa Rugs (4x7 feeO at $3.50 worth $50.
Compare the above prices anywhere in the city.
Best BLACK DAREING COTTON, SC. q dozen
pieces;
LUPINs INFANT POWDER, &c. a package:
DRAGON SPOOL COTTON. spools for SC.
BAILEY'S 8 sWANSD0WN, white and flesh, SC,
box;
TETLow's swANsDowN. with bottle extract,
Ice. q box;
Best CAsTILE SOAP, worth 1Oc., at &c. a cake I;
CREAM-OF-ALMONDs 1Oc SOAP az Sc. a cake !;
CAMPHoR-GLYCERINE SOAP. as good ss Gu
ticura, i2c. a cake;
CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP. 800. box Of three
cakes.
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WHITE GOODS.

All the new things are here and the de-
partment is full to overfowing with the
latest novelties. You will consult your
own interest by taking them in.
Some special values in Hemstitched
Swiss and India Linens with open work
borders.
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FRENCH CHALLIES.

The loveliest thing in these goods you
ever set eyes on. Everybody knows that
the choicest things are picked up early
in the season and can't be had for love
or money later on.
The way those SILKS advertised last
week have been going shows how good
things are appreciated. A little hustling
on your part will prevent your being shut
out on them. Samples gladly sent on
application.
We are milking things very lively in
our LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
DEPARTMENT by the special values
we are giving to introduce the depart
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LINENS.

The speciality OF specialties is an ALL
LINEN HUCK TOWEL with tied
fringe-size 20x40 inches--at 23c. each.
You may have seen better one at 29c.,
but we doubt it
DOUBLE SATIN DAMAS X
FRINGED TRAY-CLOTHS-size 20x3O
inches-at 25c. each. We never saw as
good value for the money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01

AN ARRAY OF WONDERFUL OF
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-04
A Professional Juror.

Talking about professional jurors re-
minds me that when was connected with
the Smithsonian institution at Washington
i knew man by the name of Scrivener,
who perhaps served more times on a jury
than any other man at the capital. If any
body approached him with newspapers
after crime had been committed he would
wave him aside majestically, saying: Il
don't want to know anything about it or
discuss the matter. You see l may be
called to serve on the jury and juror
never discusses these things" Nothing
could induce him to read the newspapers
because it irterfered with his professional
duties as a juror. think that man served
about twenty days out of month on an
average. He could always answer the
usual questions as to his opinions on case
satisfactorily to the counsel on both sides
and the court. That We Che only man l
ever knew who made serving on a jury a
profession. lie was very intelligent man
and probably fair juror, too.-Interview
in New York Herald
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-04
for this ticket:
Postal Matters.

Guy t. Gould. postoffice inspector,
visited Rock Island yesterday. coming here
for the purpose OF making an inquiry as
to charge preferred before the depart
ment of justice that the Volk Zeitung had
been guilty of violation of the postal
laws in publishing lottery advertise
ment. The matter. however. had already
been reported to Washington and had been
satisfactorily adjusted and the in pector
held there was nothing else to do. The
inspector also authorized the supplying
of rs pouch rack ia the postoffice in
stead of the 4S pouch rack now in use,
and also gave the encouraging intelli-
gence that an increase in the number of
carriers at the Rock Island postoffice may
be ordered. Nine new mail route agents
are to be put on the pay roll of the Rock
Island Office. making thirteen in all. Ten
OF these will be on the St. Louis route,
one on the Sterling and two on the
Peoria.