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Evening journal., 1891-12-01
SIXTY DAYS FOR BACK TALK.
A Prisoner Mutters About His Sentence
and Looks Fiercely at the Judge-He
VIII Remain 4 onger.

a Prisoner mutters About His Sentence
and Looks FierceIy at the JGdge-He
VIII Remain onger.
The following drunks were sentenced
at this mornings session of the city
court: John McCloskey, 50 or twenty
days Daniel Collins, So and costs; John
Grier, 81 and costs; Frank Murphy, 81
and costs; Charles Robinson, 81 and
costs.
In the case Of James Parker and David
Glaseoe arraigned on the charge
of writing and selling policy slips
on Decatur street, George Draper
testified that he had bought ships from
David Glsscoe he stated that he made
hit off Glascoe aud his money was
made guaranteed by Parker This testi-
mony could not be corroborated,
and Judge Ball said he could not
hold the men, They were therefore re-
leased
Mary Mooney WAS arraigned on the
charge OF neglect to her child. FRANK
Stout was sworn and testified that he
found the child In the rear of the house
at Front and West streets Ia hlthy
condition. officer Scott testified to
the arrest of the woman and
that he found the child asleep and under
the influence Of liquor. Sergeant Ingram
and Officer White correlated his tes J.
mony. The mother was sentenced to pay
fine of S25 and costs and the child be
committed to the Home for Friendless
and Destitute Children
William I. Brison was arraigned on
the charge Of disorderly conduct He
was sentenced to SO and costs or thirty
days Imprisonment AS he was leaving
the dock hs muttered something very
saucily, whereupon the judge ordered
him brought back, and sixty days more
were added to his sentence. Court then
adjourned
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MATTER.
Another Party Vote In the Levy Cour
stone Pile News


Another Party Vote in the Levy Court
stone Pile News.
The Levy Court met at 10 o'clock this
morning All the members were present.
Mr. Hutchison presented a resolution
directing County Treasurer Dickey to
charge upon the books Of mis- office
against the account Of John J. Dougherty.
late collector. $1.519.79, county and
poor taxes, and s402, 13. negro school
tax, with interest from June 30, 1891
and against the account Of George w.
Mckee, 1895. SO county and poor taxes
and 1920 S6 negro school tax with in
terest from June 23, 1891
Mr. Hickman called for an aye and nay
vote 1t was taken, ana the resolution
was adopted by strict party vote,
The statement of Receiver John T.
Dickey, showed the following figures
Receipts, including balance. $50 $50 81
disbursements, $l5 $50 19; balance
$50, 999 7s. The statement was accepted
The payroll Of employees for November
was passed.
The report Of the Bridge Commltte,
on the new bridge over Shsllpot creel
WIS accepted
The bill Of George D Watson foi
$1S 4S. witness fees, before COMMITTEES
during the Investigation, was passed
Sheriff Simmons reported that during
November the prisoners had worked
2, $40 hours on the stone pile
the lowest number being fif
teen, on November 13, and the
highest number bel thirty three, on
November 2S. Ninety four cart loads o.
stone were received during th,
month, and sixty cart loads Of macadau
were shipped to different parts Of th'
county. From November 13 to 80 tn,
prisoners weIe idle on account of having
no stone 10 work on.
A large number of small bills weri
passed, after which recess was tekei
until so o'clock
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
PERSONAL eAnAenarns.

Mrs G. P. Evans is visiting in Wood
bury. N. ].
John F Salisbury Of Dover was In
this city yesterday
Miss Mabel Thompson Of Smyrna is
visiting relatives IN Macon, Ga.
Joshua T. Jerman and wife are spend
ing the winter at Savannah, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J Stout are max.
ing an extended visit through Maryland
Samuel Buchanan OF the University
OF Pennsylvania is visiting friends IN
this city
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Academy OF Music.

The new management of the Academy
Of Music, Messrs. Reybold and Bayne,
deserve worthy praise by the theatre
going public for the first production hers
last evening, at that popular resort Of
amusement, the realistic and thrilling
comedy drama entitled, THE Rocky
Mountain Waif, to a fair sized house
The play treats of Western and true
frontier life and the many misfortunes Of
the overland settlers. The managers Of
this company have expended considerable
money, consisting Of special scenery,
stage settings, etc, in order to give a
vivid picture of the hardships that are
endured by the settlers. Phe company
has a strong caste and the piece Is q sue
cess. The performance will be repeated
to night, tomorrow night with We'd
nesday matinee and should be well
pstronized. 1t is one of the best dramas
seen here this season.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Fleventn street Tmnrorements.

The work Of paving Eleventh street
from Market street to Delaware avenue
with fire brick is about completed, and it
is now open to travel for nearly its entire
length. 1t is being used to good sdvan-
tage by blcyclists, who by coming in
Della ware avenue and following Eleventh
street to Market, have good riding to
any point in the heart of the city Work
upon the bed of Jefferson street has been
begun, and it will soon be paved with
the same materials that were used on
Eleventh street
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Fraeli Broom nnhI.

The Levy Court re-assembled at 1. 80
o'clock this afternoon. resolution was
adopted authorizing that an order for
for "a, ol0 30 be drawn in
favor of the Farmers Bank
Of the State of Delaware, thereby
clearing of the floating indebtedness Of
the county. The levy courtmen are
very proud OF the achievement
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Fishermsn'sLaok.

Harry Winneger and Allen Harding
went fishing down In the Delaware and
Chesapeake canal yesterday. As could
be learned they did not catch
anything except Winnegar, who fell
In the water and had to be fshed for
They caught him after much trouble
de caught cold BE was helped out
and big are made 20 dry him by
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
worlds Fair Building.

The Edge Moor Iron Works Company
has put in bid to furnish the iron work
for the Arts and Manufacturing Build
ing Of the Worlds Columbian Exposition
If it secures the contract 1t will be a
God-send TO the employees, as work is be-
coming very scarce at Edge Moor It will
take six months to fill the Worlds Fair
ennfraet
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
IN Fnr rha WIntar-

Joseph Stiekusy's steam yacht Sus-
quehsnna of New York is lying at the
Harlan and Hollingsworth sCompany's
yards for the winter.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
steamboats, for outh America.

The three. .masted schooner Adele
Thackera is at the Pusey and Jones Com
pany's wharves loading material for two
knock down steamboats, for Carthagena,
United States Of Columbia. John Ma
gilley, Alexander Casey and Walter
Lynch who are now inBrszll will superin-
tend the building Of the boats.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
500 KING STREET,
COR. FIFTH AND KING SITS

Ladies beon hand at No 500 King street IN
the morning. Saturday, November 2S and
Fifth and King streets in the afternoon,
ROllens will send his colored caterer 10 both
places to give an exhibition of his self raising
buckwheat and Royal Queen MolssSes. he
has been exhibiting at the Pure Food Exhi-
bition for the past week in Philadelphia.
There has been r crowd srOuud his stand All
the time. Nothing like this Royal Queen
MOlasses and buckwheat kes for break
fast. We have taken hand in she pure food
and know II IA good and free from All AZ sease,
We sell pounds Of lard for 2l cents aud 8
pounds Of sausage or p eents,It is most excel
lent and pure country sausage aud lard We
they are No sand no stone no dirt. but put
them in your mince pies and cakes and waste
no time. Try our Gladstone Flour At Si cents.
IL makes excellent bread. We have good
butter and fresh eggs always on hand at No.
8 3 King street and corner Fifth and King
streets. Z. NJ. WIER.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
entertainment and Package Party.

fntaflhihMent and TackhEe Parry
EgCompany A, Washington Continental
Guards, held grand musical entertain
ment in their hall last night The pro
gram was well rendered After the en-
tertainment a package party was held in
the hall and It afforded great amusement
to the patrons.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Facts About one Of our Busihess HOu

l Hamburger & Sons who have been
representative business men in Will
mington are about to make a change in
their business The Washington branch
of their house and the Hamburger Shoe
House in this city are to be sold out en-
tirely Part of the stock of Htheir Wash
ington clothing store has been transferred
to Wilmington to be seld. The Messrs,
Hamburger are going into the wholesale
clothing business making it necessary
for them to concentrate their forces and
capital, and they have decided to sell out
the two above mentioned stores
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
ro spar in the onaker citr.

The Warren Athletic Club will send a
delegation of sparrers and wrestlers to
the FIRST exhibition Of the Wynnewood
Athletic Association ia Philadelphia
tonight.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Drink volksbrau.
IosT AND FOUND.


L 0sT.-POCKET BOOK IN KING STREE
j. market on November %. between Third
and Fourth streets, Liberal reward will be
given il returned 20 No. 1907 Delaware
avenue
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Drink volksbrau.
Work nnrInr November

There were sixteen building lines
drawn during the month Of November.
There were 1876 deaths, divided as fol-
lows: Blacks. 90; whites, 96 males, "a
females, 80. There we're 5 6res and 354
arrests. The patrol wagon made 22S
calls
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
NOrIOEs.

MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND PER CT
vi In sums TO suit. Also have a customer
for a house on western side OF city, about 10
rooms. j u. OCHELTREE.
Real Estate Broker. Rooms and sEx-
change building.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
clearing House.

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house to-day were: Total
S134, 052 So: balance s35. 55567.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-15

46 inches wide Camel's-Hair Serge,
50c. --our regular price. 62ic.
46-inch Henrietta, splendid assort-
ment of shades, 69c., regular 81 goods.
36 inches wide Plaids at 37sc., reduced
from SOC.
81 inches wide Plaids OF 75c., reduced
from S1.25 and 81.
Handsome Plaids for children at 90,
75, and 81. These are choice goods.
Handsome Robe Patterns at reduced
prices
3S inches wide Bedford Cords at 75c.
for the regular Soc. number.
SO inches Camels-Hair Suitings at
Soc.
35 inches wide Camel's- Hair Suitings
at 4(c'
A fine assortment OF 46-inch Broad
cloths at 81. These are the best goods
on the market for the money.
Three or four pieces of English Check
Suiting, "a inches wide, at 50c. These
are very stylish. In addition we have
nice line of Colored Dress-Goods from
1870. per yard upwards.
In Black Goods we also have q first
rate assortment at popular prices.
See our All. Wool Black Dress Goods,
"a to SO inches. at 39c.
Job lots all over the house. Here
they are:
Silk Velvets and Pushes reduced
from 81 and 75c. to 50c per yard.
One lot Colored Corduroy reduced
from 81 and 75c. to 49c.
One piece Black Silk Velvet, 27 inches
wide, 81.
Nine Black Jerseys in one size only
32--reduced from So. $3.50, $3.50, and
81 to SOC.
Three Boys Cardigan Jackets for q
boy of IL to l3 years at 300.
One piece Shirting Calico at &c.
Ono very small lot OF remnants Lining
Cambrics at 30. This especial lot OF
Cambria will probably be sold by 3
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FOR

, o'clock Monday morning, sothe first GUS
toners will secure it.
One small lot of Ladies' Red-Flarnei
Vests an9 Drawers reduced from 81 TO
81 %, from Sl.50 to 81, etc.
Great Bargains in Cloaks. A lot OF
Cloaks are on our first floor on JOB
rack. These are not this seasons cloaks,
are very cheap Prices Of these cioaks
range from 81 upwards They are good
serviceable garments. On the second
| floor we have our other Wraps this sea-
sons styles, which we win be pleased TO
show you. We have two lots OF Jackets
that are splendid sellers. They are made
OF Rich Black Diagonal and trimmed
with fur and astrachan. The fur
trimmed is $40 and the astrachan-
trimmed is S12. We have sold nearly
fifty of these. 80 they must be cheap.
Our Christmas Goods are now open
and ready for your inspection. You
will find them nicely arranged and the
earliest purchaser gets the best selec-
ton. Should you not care to have them
delivered now we will put them aside for
you. Our advertiser is not thoroughly
up on the names of these beautiful
Christmas wares, 60 we will only say that
they must be seen and their beauty will
sell them.
We have two bargains for our country
friends in the way of Heavy Cashmere
for everyday wear at 39c. per yard
patterns.
One piece Dark-Brown Beaver Cloak
ing, GA wide, at S1.50, reduced from
$3.50; ditto light brown at Sl.50.
One piece Striped Beaver CloakinR at
go, reduced from $3.50.
Two pieces of Light Weight Striped
Cloaking. GA wide, reduced 10 Sl.25.
All remnants of Closking, Ga wide, re-
duced to 81 per yard.
Don't forget us on White and Colored
Flannel Another piece OF the cele-
brated b. V. Shaker Flannel at SOC,
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DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.

In this department We show BoucIos, Cdss1ooA
Cameis.gIair Cheyrons, Bedford C0rda y4gy04
Henrlettas, cashmeres, Broadclosne, xs
booker Robes imported dirsct fQg - ~
Silks, Corduroys, In ali the lsadIn4 H
Our stock Is very complete and W
Bedford Cords, tho newest ana
dress goods out, III all shades, -
03, az, 800, e1s up TO $40 par
Broadcloths In all colors at 30. %, 10l
s1.e5, and ~ for tho bsst impor1S9
Robes imported directly for a. IN 1El
Camels-Hair, Bouciee, serEes. W.
some decoration, rom $500 % - q
Rough SsSacs Goods. vsry stylish. from saa 49,
serc@es @ ana Henriotsas, all colors, frpn 416'
soc. per yard-these are raro per9e11os y
CameI's-ilair Novelties, very styiishs uon
to 41.SB per yard Il. u. I.
NedIum-Priced Goods in all new g1ooeo -
styles, ranging In price from b>@& g -
per yard-a vory large stock % oe!oW 43 =
China Silks ia ell colors at 90 81 ~ W. ~
and $50. for goods worth oi.7oi u
Black end Colored SILK Faiiis - 1ecs v0e4
Black Xrmsurs At Toe, osc, and el.oa-ee1s1
colored Sstins a. 90, 80, and 40ci
Black and Colored surahs at 80, 10 o1
Black and Coiored Silk velyets, eN
80, 90. 7S, oac., GLIB, up ~
WASH bingham, ougl
Flannsiettes, China Clothss Tieoo94 ~
Cretopnes, &C., D.. a. very iow pE1oee
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Cloaks and W,abs.

What beautiful assortment, what an I'M
mense stock, and other ike expressions are
heard every day in our Cloak Department. See
sll there is to be seen in the city then como ano
SEQ US, and we VIII show you more garments ana
better styles than you ever before saw.
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|MnIELDOBFg
NEW
|Granit8 Buildlll
! al7 east Broad stlsek
|VRAPs, JACKETS, CAPI
|I.diss, Misses, and chilllI
LATEST STYLES.
|ne0sst Designs.
| LOWEST PRICES.
|1reInendOuSSto
rANs LIGHT AND DARK aRAYs, BEAoKs
NAVY, MYRTLE IN PLAIN AND
FUR TRIMMED.
NEW WRAPS RECEIVED EVERY DAT.
Tremendous
rAvs. rroHr AND DARK aRAys, BEAoxs
NAVY. MYRTLE IN PLAIN AND
FUR TRIMMED.
NEW WRAPS RECEIVED EVERY DAT.
CARPETS. CARPETS, CARPETS.

Our CARPET Department on the second nlN
has been rented, aud is ono Of the larges3 ne
cosfaee Garnet at 1gj4. Is, 80, and ESQ;
fnerain, Tapestry, Brtlsseis, Veiscss, ho4uesteSs
Arminsfsrs. Drugrets In Felt Inel44S
Rugs in Tapestry, Moquettcs Smyrnes W.
ton Vei,ets. Hassocks, al at very low pstcee5
Ingram Carpets at 22, rs, IS. 40. and tSc-s -
r.p.ssry sss yes: Carpets 40 So go 7S ss and s7e
for the beat article;
Body y-Brussels Carpet at 81 ana sl.xos mAqe
w,lton Mouueite Carpet at o8c. worth $3.50
Dobson's Best Moquette Carpet as el-sc' msce
Moanssss Sua ,s's aud yslvos Carpets u $3.50 -
SMYRNA Russ AZ 80, eS, 75, soc., q. sL2ss
a. eo-T5. a. 1880, and 90 for q Sofa Rug y
Tcauette Ru4s as CLOS, $3.25, e0.C3 foe ~
iarrest and best article;
Wilton Velvet Rugs at s1.50, $3.50, ana e1opt
Iiossocks at rs ard 0Sc.--great borgainei i.
Art Squares In Felt and Ingram "a large ~
S2.5o. So, "a, e5, 90. "a, 90. e12, aho w.
very much below tho regular prfccss
pooY. Mats. OH Cloth Rugs: ~
Floor OIl-Cloths at 90, 25, 80, and 35c.
Iinoierlm AZ 40. 90, 40. and soc. !. :.
LACRCURTAINS In nottingham. AluQues ~
Applique--one OF the largest and mo- 49,
piete stocks ever shown In this cSsys rA1e18
In price from SOC. 10 $50 pair. -.
Cal and be convinced that we CAN dtv1 H.
THE rksr VALUE ron THE LsAsr h0NnH = az
house In this city.
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We sell SWISS EMBROIDERED TUCKED and
CORDED NULL APRONS at 25c apiece.
SHEER FINE EMBROIDERED LADIES' M
TIAL LHANDKERCHIEFS at 15c apiece.
srge variety OF METAL BUTTONS, large and
small, at &C. a dozen; some worth o0c. . dozen.
9 pieces ALL-Wo0L JERSEY FLANNEI.,w worth
WHITE TwILLED SHAKER FLANNEL,
worth 2Oc., at l21sc, a yard.
i In piece % %ILi-W0OL DOUBLE WIDTH WHITE
JERSEY FLANNEL only zoe. q yard.
Tho best CANTON FLANNELS In the city &c
sIs, 10, and 121<c., extra heavy.
RED TWILLED INDICATED ALL-WOOL
FLANNEL, 1870. q yard.
COQUE FEATHER COLLARS only 0sc.
aGl long cooUE FEATHER BoAs, s4.se
SHELF oII-CLoTH, Sc. yard.
PLUSH HOODS, newest shapes and colors, as
SO, 75c., 81, s1.25, and S1.50.
Handmade ZEPHYR-KNIT SACQUkS at
25, 80, SO, 90, 75c, 81, and s1.25. Special pat
torns and very cheap.
CHINA SILKS, all coiors, 29c. yard.
EMBROIDERY SILK, &c. q dozen.
Large line POCKET-B0OKS at 200.
BED COMFORTS from 4Sc. apiece upwards.
Special offering this week Of IMITATION CHINA
SILK COMFORTS, with pure white cotton MI
ing, at $3.50 apiece.
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ing
SO m err
saults
Here it
! 8 / <
weeks be-
4 o r e
Christ
nnas--yet
prices Of
ID I 0 s 3
g o cd 8
h a v o.
/ q k Q n
such a
tumbleas
they on
ly do six
weeks af-
terChrist-
mas Tho
g r o q !
price cut-
g is
started
a IN id s t
the finest
Pattern
Robes.
and here
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Sailed Blankets.

pair at $1.79 q pair.
pair at s3.35 pair.
Az 10 see our California Blankets at e5 apiece.
20 pieces DOUBLE-WIDTH DRESS GOODS,
figured, plaids, and stripes, at only lOc. yard.
New additions TO our line OF 60c. DRESS GOODS
1ust received.
FRINGE TOWELS 70 be had for 26c. apiece.
ono lot Of CHILDREN'S HEAVY RIBBED
HOSE, in seal aud navy, usual 25c quality, at
FAsT BLACK HOSE, heavy ribbed, l211c. .
ps's. Special natural WOOL UNDKRsHIRTs at soc.
ai.iiS LADIES NoN,sHRINKA RIBBED VESTS.
"a. 4 full aRi iino Of UNDERWEAR nom csc piscs
upwards.
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Nos, 2A and 2O3.

wo have made some wonderful reduc-
tions in Dress Goods.
36-inch Diagonal Henriettas reduced
to 25c.--former price 36c.
46-inch Fancy Mixed Cheviot reduced
to sc. former price 81.
3s-inch Fancy Plaid Camels-Hair TO
ducsd TO soc. former price Too.
DoubIe-Fold Plaid and Brocade Lus-
tres, regular price 25o now Ito.
Our 81 Henriettas reduced to Toe.
In our Fine Imported Novelty Suits
we have made a reduction OF ~ per
cent.
Light Pink, Blue. Cream, Yellow,
Lemon, and Lavender Velvet for fancy
work at 81 and Si.25.
Colored Silk velvets. former price
75c., now soc.
Our 81 Black and Colorsd Silk Velvet
reduced TO SOC.
Jet etCollars and Stomachers reduced 20
per cent
All sizes and styles in Nail-Heads.
Feather Boas, former price Sl.75. now
81.
Full line OF Furs for trimming An
CORA, lynx, opossum, black bear, mouf-
| fon, and astrachan.
Cream Astrachan for children's cloaks,
regular price Ss, now $3.50.
French Crstonne, 32-inch, reduced to
16;c. former price a0c.
1000 yards Bleached Canton Flannel,
short lengths, formerprics i2i and loo,
now Slc.
Rug Fringe at 12s and 1850.
Every day our Cloak Department Is
replenished.
For Monday We offer one OF the great
est bargains Of the season.
Tan and Gray Plaid 3-4 Cloak, former
price s15, now $40.
SEQ Cheviot Refers, all-wool, regular
price S8, now 80.
Our Sl5 Refer, with shawl collar Of
astrachan, now $40.
Heavy Jersey Jackets, vest front,
only $3.50.
Colored Corded Napkins. 36c. dozen.
Large Plaid Napkins, 40c. dozen.
Pure Linen Damask Napkins, size
1916, only 81 dozen.
Fine German Damask Napkins, size
18x1S, only S1.25 dozen.
Bleached Fringed Napkins, $l.b0 .
Dozen former price 81.
| Full line OF Red and White Table.
&c yers. with napkins to match. =
10-4 Table Covers, dice pattern, with
red OF blue borders, only SL60
Lancaster White Spreads, 81.
| Monadrock Marseilles Toilet Quilts
only Sl.75.
| 81. so, SO, "a, and S5.
72-inch Felt, best grade. $l.10.
Dainty Silk and Plush Caps for chill
dren.
Visit our Holiday Department
Fancy Quilted Satin, best quality. TOO.
q yard.
q piece.
All-Wool White Twilled Flannel. 25c
yard.
| Good White Flannel. 1870.
Heavy Red Twilled Flannel. 25c.
All-Wool Indigo Flannel, 30c. yard.
bargains this week In "a, 81, IA.
8-4, 9-4, 10-4, and ia Bleached and
Unbleached Sheetings.
Do you know we carry the best se-
lected stock OF Ladies. Muslin Under
wear in the city?
Black Hair Capes. 81.
Black Astrachan Capes, $3.50 worth
$40.
Ladies' Ligbt-weight Capes, former
price S12, now $3.50.
Full line OF Chiidrsn's Newmarkets,
Hayelocks, and Refers.
New Line Of Plain White and Colored
Embroidered Flannel.
Blankets, Comforts. and Down Quilts.
This week we intend TO make clean
sweep in this department. We have
made some wonderful reductions
We have just closed out the entire
Lace Curtain stock OF Rundal & Co.
| Hy- a. -~t.-~ g.. 1skkJn
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FuyCabes and MMHS.

Our Fur Department at right Of main en-
trance is one Of the most popular departments
I'm our entire store. Our stock Of Fur Capes In
all the new shapes and styles Of fur Is without
doubt the best in the city.
In Fur Nuts We are showing an immense nne
in most every fur known at prices al low az they
can be bought in any house In this country.
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Blankets, Comforts, and Down Quilts,

This week we intend TO make clean
sweep in this department. We hsve
made some wonderful reductions.
We have just closed out the entire
Lace Curtain stock Of Rundal q Co.
Now for great value for little money.
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ed is as low as anybody can buy it, and
is as low or lower than the same charac-
ter or quality Of Cloak can be bought
anywhere else. Such sight you will
see here. and the remarkable trade this
season has kept the Cloak man on the
Jump. No chance for dead stock or
moss grown styles where the selling is
so lively and where every-day-buying
brings continual food OF new styles.
Some of these new ones aptly illustrate
our combination of style and popular
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-15

shOuobuQ
styles, and
only one or
two OF each
kind? See
ing th e
prices on
each Cloak
marked in
figures that
you ca n
read as well
as anybody
else, and
knowing g
that the
price mark
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-15
D1ess Goods.

Another stock occupying more room than we
can spare for the opening Of the holiday season.
To reduce this stock we shall offer tomorrow our
entire stock of English and French Pattern
Dresses ard Paris Robes at great reductions 70
close out. They are all the latest and newest
designs in the market, and at tho price we oner
them they are a bargain.
Special attention is called to our nne OF English
Fancy cheyiot sultlngs at SOC yard. They are
q regular SOC. goods. and splendid value for that
y,ri~a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-15

CORNER SIXTH AND BROAD.

Do you know the pleasure Of going 10
} Cloak-Room, seeing probably one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-15

Long Military Capes, with sleeves-tan
cheviot. gray cheylot. and black cheviot-
with elegant peacock feather trimming.
Price s15. An inventory Of material ana
trimmings counts up $40.