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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

A final distribution was made to- day in the estate of Henry Dubacher. The entire property was valued at $S,OO0, and was, according to the terms of the will, given to Frank Du- bacher and Jo Muheim withou. divis- ion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

Gee Jim and Jim Lee, arrested a month ago while crossing tho line from Mexico near BIstee by line rid -r Smith and committed to China by Commissioner Swain of Tombstone, were started for their native sunny land by Marshal Paul and Deputy Shilliam this morning.-Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

The survey oi the Nogales grant claimed by the Carnou heirs, begins tomorrow at Nogales. Oury Of Tue son will do the surveying. The grant runs from below the line up tO the Cslabasas grant and takes in Nogales on both sides of the line.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

Some fellow stole three carloads of ore last week while awaiting shipment to SOcorro near Deming, and shipped it to Fl Paso where it was recovered without loss. It was the slickest steal on record.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

Miss Fancher of Bisbee. who has been the guest of Miss Nellie Walsh for several days, returned home this morning. Miss Fancher is a very acc 'mplished pianist, and has decided to open a class in music here, in the near future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

Ed Roberts, while riding on his range few days since, came across a COW which had an arrow sticking into her side He lassOed the animal and extracted the arrow. What puzzles the cattlemen out that wayis to know who shot the arrow into the COW.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

Kieke, the live merchant, has just received an immense assortment of new goods, both useful and ornsmen- tai. His prices are lower than any other house in Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

NJ. D. Scribner left last night for California. He took the s. P. train at Benson. During hIs absence, Arthur Gage will answer all questions regard ing the arrival and departure of trains stages and express matter with as polite an accent and as fascinating a smile as "Scrib.".
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

It is said that Chas. Granville John stOn is holding an inquest on the body of suicide at Fort Huachucs; that the first jury hung, and that he grant ed the deceased new trial, which is now taking place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

|, AGENTS WANTED.-Free prepaid outfit to energetic men. Several of our salesmen have earned from $70 to SlOO a week for years past. P. O. box 1871, New York. 6-22-3t
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

THE Argentine government as S measure of economy has abolished its legation at Vienna, Berlin, Lisbon and Mexico, thus saving sl00,000 a
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

Do you want io save from 25 to 90 cents on every dollar you spend7 If % write for our Mammoth illustrated catalogue, containing lowest msnu- fa"turers' prices of groceries, dry goDd boots and shoes, clothing, hardware. agricultural implements etc. Mailed 1f receipt of 20 cents for postage.
 CHICAGO CEREBRAL SUPPxy Co,
 ITS W Van B3Fen, st
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

A sister of Mrs. Dr. Huse arrived from the east few days ago and will spend the winter in Tombstone as the guest of Mrs. Huse.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

SALESMAS-An energetic man wanted to push our manufactures on this ground. One of our agents earn ed S5 200 last year. Address o Box 1871, New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18
Tucson as a SanIsarium.

Owing Co the illness of Judge Sloan, the trial jury was discharged yesterday for the term, and the court sdiurned Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

The SOlomonyille Bulletin issues daily during court week. It is small but full of life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

Joe MadeTo and associates have struck A good body O ore in the Yinna and are making money for themselves and the company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

The funeral Of the late James Price took place today and was largely at tended by friends of the deceased.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

The shipment of 10000 head of rattle from Benson to California by Bruce and associates began yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

Chas. Grsnstrum was appointed tonay executor of the last will and testament of Anna MOrtensOn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

THE most encouraging bit Of news which has been sent to Arizona in a loDg time is that General McCook has recommended the removal of San Car los Apaches.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

Out of 90 live Arizona quail shipped from Phenix to Boston last week all arrived safely except one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18
PROBABLY EXAGGERATED.

OURAY, Col.-A body of tellurium ore was struck yesterday in the Bright Diam rnd mine, specimens from which assay as high as SI52,OOO to the tor Chunks of free gold ore are being talk en out as large as a brick.
 The Bright Diamond is making a remarkable record, It is now keeping the Bright Diamond and the Badger mills steadily employed on the lower grades, besides shipping large amount Of high grade to the smelters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

It is asserted that cars will be run ming from Phenix to Ash Fork on the A. < F. road by Jan, lst 1893.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

That sterling friend of COchise county, Dan Ming, is foreman of the Graham county grand jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

Mir Lev Richards and family leave to-.norrow for Nacosari, where they will reside during the winter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

A miner named DevedOne commit ted suicide a! Globe day before yester- day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

Judge Sloan is some better and thinks he will be on duty again next Monday. So says the Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18
From HednesdGy's Daily.

J. $. Taylor was visitor last DsSht to Tombstone from Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

Skating at the rink tomorrow af- ternoon: Children's day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

THE U. s. grand jury at Fl Paso has found 552 indictments for violation of the anti-:ottery law.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

B. W. Wood left today for Fl Paso He will return next Tuesday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

TO sALEsMEN: We offer free samples, express prepaid. We are paying s2,Oo0 slsr to twenty agents and $l,OO0 year to over seventy. P. o. Box 1871, New York. v. 11-I2tf
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18
RUINED.

FARGO, N D-Monday .S6 Of inch of rain fell. It cleared up at night, but yesterday it clouded up and there was drizzle all day. This storm com ing SO soon after several showers has greatly injured the wheat in Rich- mond, Cuss and Dickey counties. It is probable that at least one half of the grain has been threshed and one half the remainder is in the stack. What has been left in the shocks has been badly injured all over the state.
 HEBREW BANKERS COMBINE.
 ST. PETERsBURG-Government is negotiating for the purchase oi large quantities Of breadstuffs in the United States. The Chronicle has dispatch from Paris saying the Hebrew bankers there are combining to render nugs- tory all efforts to float the Russian loan.
 DKSvER--A special to the Republi- can from Santa Fe, V M, says: The governors annual report to the inter for department which has occupied a great deal Of time, wss finished yester- day and started by mail last evening for Washington. It is a very compre- hensive document. full of facts and statistics and gives @ complete summs " of the condition of New Mexico and its progress during the year. Among other recommendations by the gover- nor is the admission ot New Mexico ss . state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18
LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

MoSTREAL-The Louisiana Lottery company has established branch Of- flee in Montreal and will use the Can sdian mails for the purposes denied it by the United States postal reguls- tions. The agent he-e has issued a sent through Canada On inquiry at the post ofBceit was sscer;sined that :he officials were powerless to stop this until the government passed A similar law to that enforced m the United States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18
ALIEN LAND LAW.

NEW ORLENs-The Picayune's Dal- las Texas, special says: The alien land law got another black eye today in Dallas. The forty-fourth judicial district court decided that plaintiff could not eyade the payment of land secured note held by an alien com pany on numerous substantial ground. The result of the cases carried to court thus fAs are very gratifying. as the Farmers Alliance law has done much to keep capital out of Texas since it's enactment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

WHEN Tombstone is joined with bands of steel to the outside world, then she will prosper as she never has before.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18
CLOSED.

KANSAS CITY-The Keystone Iron works at Riverview Kas, the largest establishment of the kind in this vic iuity were closed at o'clock yester- day afternoon under an attachment for s66, 900 filed by Carnegie, Phipps & Co oi Pittsburg.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18
WANT TO BE LET ALONE.

GUTHRTE-A deputy marshal com ing from the Greek nation states that Marshal Heck Thomas and the Cal ifornis detective who was sent here accompanied by party of Indians, have cornered the Dalton gang in the western heart of the reservation. They have captured their supplies and trailed them to their rendezvous. The Daltons have sent note to Marshal Thomas, warning him to gn away and let them alone on peril of his life. They say their position is impreguable and they will kill every man attempt ing to capture them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18
wHITEwAsHED.

HARRISBURG, Pa-The committee charged with investigation of the de- partment of Auditor General and State Treasurer. this morning adopted re- port and sent it to Governor Pattison
 The semmittss finds that the sysdencs
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18

wholly fails to disclose any just ground for suspicion as to the personal or official integrity of State Treasurer Boyer, and that it fails to show any act of personal or official dishonesty on the part of Auditor General McCam- ant, or improper receipt by him of any money, either directly or indirect ly from Bardsley. The committee charges as reprehensible the customs of the two departments.
 WRECK OS THE ATLANTIC PACIFIC.
 DESyER-A special from AIbuquer- que, N. NJ, says: A freight wreck oc- cured on the Atlantic & Pacific near Navajo Springs last night. At slight curve a COW was noticed being on the track, but not soon enough for the engineer to stop the train, although he whistled down brakes. The engine and fifteen cars of merchandise were ditched. The engineer miraculOusly escaped with only slight bruises and cuts, but the fireman, Ed Clark was cangnt and hurt internally. A "shoo fly" track was immediately placed around the wreck and trains are not delayed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18
CUSTOM RECEIPTS.

WAsHRG-oS-The receipts from customs at New York during the first ten days of October were s2, ,sS4 $50, a decrease of s4,5ss, ,366, as compared with the receipts during the cores bonding period of last year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18
AFTER NEWSPAPERS.

PIrTsBURG-The Sabbathtarian so- ciety has decided to inaugurate a war on the Sunday newspapers. Caotain Wishart president of the Law and Or der society will have charge of the movement an on Saturday will ar rest ali editors, compositors and press men found working after midnight. If the papers are priatel on Sunday morning. the carriers and newsbOys will also be arrested. It is the inten- ton also to arrest the newspaper men if they begin work on Sunday night before I2 o'clock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-10-18
DEMOCRATIC.

NEW YoRK-Newark's charter cleo ton yesterday resulted in victory for the DemOcatic party. Joseph E. Haines was reelected mayor for a fifth term by 800 plurality over ex- Congressman Herman Lshlback, re- publican an Parmlee independent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

r.,3over what we offer for tho coming
Goods are 70 be turned over tC
'A r,ldance on our part--bargains
20. rog Slow buying season ? Yes You
w ,early double when you do want
y, ,t,ck after anothoris carefully gone
~ and new prices created. we can
o,,'t Of them all. Here are few;
Sc p, $3.50 Corset sells for $3.50;
s.S t.' n, Corset at 37ic.--it will bo 6Oc.
~. Ida renowned p. D.-about two
'A' den show slight handIing-S2 in
stead Of -.
utha good-the best Corsets are on
So case Cotton for Sc. yard
y.r,.5.Wida Lonsdale Cambria, No. 2,
De-, S,nrson's Mourning Calicoes, Sc.
=, Canton Flannel for l2c.
t,'-.l wide English Feather Ticking
mr 5yc.. from &C.;
o.,rsn. Twill, Dress, and Wrapper
Ns'erial &c.
Traaris Of "a hundred pieces OF real
r,,l Made Torchon Laces will be on
y,,-.r T ses and Insertings. been from
ttof.s. q yard-your choice for Sc.
byarI;
r,.- p il finch wide Edgings and In
settings that cost from 12I TO 20c.
orl.c yard;
TrVa-is oi nine hundred pieces oi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
BREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.'S
INVENTORY
SALE
CONTINU E D.

/ 20 per cent. off all other Cloaks and
Jackets not mentioned above;
Misses Gossamers in sizes 80, 62, and 81
reduced from 81 so to 25c.
Mems Red Merino Vests at half price
A 81 Shirt for SOC. /;
A 75c. Shirt for 37!c.
Red Drawers to match at same reduc-
tions
Mems White Merino Shirts at half price
A 81 Shirt fer Sec.
S1.50 Mems Shirts for 75c.-these in
large sizes principally
Mems Drawers at 30 and 75c., reduced
from 81 and $3.50;
Ladies Scarlet Vests at $3.50, 81, and
S1.50 reduced to half price;
Also, Scarlet Pants for ladies at same
reductions ;
Scarlet Merino Shirts for children in size
Is only, reduced from IS to 25c.
Ladies' CClored and Black Hose reduced
! to l2I from 25c. i;
Gentlemens Colored and Black Socks
reduced from 25 to 12tc.;
Children's and Ladies' Leggins, 25c., re-
duced from 81, 70, and SOC.
Children's Wool Hoods at $780,, formerly
S1.50, 81, IS, and SOC.
Silk and Wool Tubular Braids reduced to
lc. per yard loo, per dozen;
A lot of Black and Colored Laces re-
duced to just one half the former
price;
Our remnants Of Silks, Pushes. Velvets,
and Dress Goods are very cheap
A great many Dress Goods on the job
counter are suitable for spring and
summer wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
INVENTORY SALE or NEW GOODS.

+, GENTLHMEN's EIGHT-sHTRTS, so.
MEDiCATED RBU-TWILLED FLANNEL zoo.
boUBLGFAcED CANTON FLANNEL, all
| colors. l6c. a yard.
! BOYS CAPe, TO close, &c
HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA, Sc. bottle
3sc ALLWooL WHITE FLANNEL f'c' q
| yard.
Good yARD-wIDE COTTON. blssched, &c.
| ysrt. worth SHc.-i2 yards % customer
SWANSDoWN, best quality, &C. Dox:
New linz OF PERCALES, lsc. kind for 20.
Good CHICK MUSLIN, &c. yard.
Coed STRIFE MUSLIN. SC. q ynri.
PINK-CHRCK MUSLIN for Infants. ioc. worth
nc.
EVERLASTING TRIMMING, ISc.-picce 10
ysrds-1Orth 2sc.
INDIGO-BLUE and WHITE LACE, Turkey-Re
| and while mixed, warranted 70 wssh, NICE Ior
trimming aprons, etc., l5c.-piece OF y yards
! LINEN TORCHON LACE, &c.
| l-INCH WiDE HAMBURG, sc.
We can safely sny that We have the cheapest
! and pretiiest line of HAMBURG EDGES, IN
| SETTINGS, and TOhCHON LACES In the ciy'
Remnants Of HAMBURGs.
see our 81 WHITE SPREAD.
81 COLORED MARSEILLBS SPREAD, tl75,
In ecru, blue, and red, guaranteed fass color.
OUTING CLOTH FOR SHIRTS. extra heavy,
cold Tor l9tG-saio price; ige: YARD d'co,opvn
| GINGHAMS
BLACK ana CoLoRED FAILLB SILK, ssc.--
sold everywhere for s1.29.
| All colOrs CHINA SILK, 3oc.
I CASHMERE SHAWLs in pink. Hight blue, scar
let, black. and cream, $l-neVer sold under sl.25.
| BREAKFA3T-SHAWLS Ia black and colors,
| 10c., inventory-sRle price.
LUBIN'S ST0ILET-POWDEK,3 &c. o package.
All tho leading BRANDS Of OAKLEI'S TOILET
| SOAPS and EXTRACTS
PALM SOAP. 3oc. a box dozen cakes).
All kinds Of STAMPED GOODS-Splsshers,
| Bufet- Covers, Table-Msis, Doilies, &c, &C,
SPLASHRRS, 10c.
TORkRY-RED WORKING COTTON, &C. q
dozen. "
The most complete line Of LADIES' MUSLIN
! UNDERWEAR ever shown in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

1000 yards Spring ard Winter Cling
hans reduced from 12!, 10, and Stc.
tL'Cfc.;
2 pieces Scotch Ginghams reduced from
30 to l9c.
2 pieces Scotch Ginghams reduced to 25c.
, from 375c.
/ piece Scotch Gingham reduced from
80 to 35c.;
Damaged yard-wide White Flannel re-
duced from 81 to 19c.;
200 yards Black Spool Cotton in sizes 70
and 80, 2 spools for lc. &c. dozen
90 per cent. off on all Carpets from now
until February LIST;
20c. Hemp Carpet for 16c.
25c. Carpet for 20c. /;
31c. Carpet for 25c.
10 per cent. off on Rugs and Druggets
from now until February 1st
10 per cent. off On Blankets and Com
fortables until February LIST;
Our 81. 90 Red Blankets worth 81 are the
cheapest We have ever sold
Calico Comforts at 45, 67, 00o., and
SLIP reduced from so, 7jc., 81, and
SL25;
Remnants of 81 and Sc. Lining Cambria
reduced to &c. yard;
Remnants of 81 and &c. Calicoes re-
duced to &c. yard;
&c. Colored Calicoes reduced to DO. a
yard
Best Shifting Calicoes. sc. per yard;
Percales, 81 and 12!c.
Cloaks at half the marked prices;
$40 Jackets for So; -.
See the Cloaks on the job rack at half
price;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

DE warp - inches wide, black or
ca'oroi-eyery shade-for 6Cc. a
yard:
The &c. quality for SOC,
Back Mourning silk, 65c. from 81:
Back Satin Bhadama. oil Silk, for 50c. /;
bacs Regent, 81. from S1.44;
Handsome Gros-Grain forS from Sl.59.
lvH.gg shades Of China Silks, $50.
baca Al-Silk Faille for 6jc. /;
81 ,or slA) quality.
NotaT.ece Of SILK among this great
est stock Of silks in the South but what
VIII De sold cheaper than We could place
olT own order.
'egeahlc-lyory Buttons will sch this
week for lc. a dozen; Hooks-and-
I've Dress-Fastening, &c. a yard ;
Zoe. Dress Buttons for l0c. Stocki-
Mt DressShields, Ice. q pair Silk
hress-Shieljs, 15c.
Pap.r Pads axG5 inches, 1c. a pad ;
lllyn-Iapor Pads, ruled or unruled,
l-JsLcc's commercial note, for l2c. ;
tyj Pencil Tablet, 1877 pages, for 4c.
n. kinds Of Memorandum Books, Ac-
ecoun; Books, and Stationery Of every
description at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
THE COHEN coMPANY-continusd.

THE CoHEN comPANy-continued.
S.quart Coffee-P Pots at 10c.
flour-Scoops, were 2ic., l5c. we're 3sc
at go.
Dinner Carriers at 29c.. were 40c.
4-quart Shallow Sauce-Pans, heavy pol
isbed tin, at l5c.;
l-quagt Coffee. Carriers at Sc.
Nickel-Plated aud Bronzed Cuspsdores,
20c.
Six minute Coffee Boilers, three quarts,
&C..
19c. Block-Tin Coffee Boilers, 35c.
Bread and Cake-Boxes at soc. worth
75c.. at Csc. worth S5c., at 75c. worth
Painted slop.Pails, extra quality, al
20c.
Water Pals, nine inches deep, at 15c. /;
Twelye-cup Mufiin-Pans, l0c.
Half-quart Dippers, &c.
One lot Cedar Foot-Tubs, were SO, 60,
and 99c, at 45c. choice
Covered Water Pals, best quality cedar,
brass-rimmed and extra size, 69c.
II and l7c. Flour-Siiters reduced to l0c.
choice.
WHIPS AT HALF VALUE. More
than 800 Carriage and Buggy Whips to
be sold at fifty cents On tie dollar,
Sacrifice sale Of PICT U + ES,
EASELS. and FANCY TABLES. More
than 450 Framed Pictures, Easels, and
Fancy Tables will be offered at one third
off regular prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

Corset Covers at lie.
Gowns at 800.
Skirts at 5Cc.
Chemise at 39c.
Drawers at SOC.
All were sold for much more. The
original and the reduced prices convince
you OF the great sacrifice we are making,
Ladies' Cloth Jackets that were s.,
$3.50. and 81, now your choice OF any
at 81. 80 apiece.
Plush Cloaks and Jackets have been
greatly sold down in the past two weeks,
and this makes lis determined to close
out our stock. Prices have been further
lowered, and if you can get your size it
will pay you to buy now and keep for
next wear should You not need one now.
Monkey Fur Muffs that were 81 now
SOC.
Lambrequin Felt with fringe, only
lGc a yard.
Ladies' Cuffs, 1c. pair.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests at 2bc.
apiece.
Gentlemen's Medicated All-Wool Red
Flannel Shirts and Drawers reduced to
48c. apiece.
Dress Goods reduced from 12t and 15c.
down to l0c. yard.
Dress goods from SOC. yard to 39c.
q yard.
Double-Face Canton Plush reduced
from 25c. yard to 16;c. q yard.
Check Muslin in remnants reduced to
&C. yard.
The Best Standard Calicoes in rem
nants at DC. yard.
Hamburgs-a large line-at prices
lower than they have ever been offered
in Richmond before. These come from
late receivers sale andare choice goods
at bargain prices,
~Ono lot of Turkey-Red Table Damasks
in remnants at 25c. yard, sold for 37ic.
Ask to see our Capes. You will be
surprised at the new prices. They must
sell in the next two weeks and the new
prices will move them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
En16YOiderU.
sssthBloto

A choice Of all. 4c. a yard-some that
cost &C., some &c., and few DC.
Handsome Embroidered Flouncing-
the price is gGc.-you can buy it for
tlc. q yard; that which sold for
Sl.l9 for 75c, yard this piece
Sl.s9-buy it for S1.25;
Near 2)0 pieces of Flouncing at your
own price now;
Narrow Embroideries, all widths, down
Unce now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
GENERAL SALE OF BARGAINS.
ODDS AND ENDS OF ol0CK
BE SACRIFI ED.
Xoejfmonn & 20. =.
RrcHMoxp. January Is. 1891.

18 1891.
small lots for goods
We anticipate large shipment OF new STOCK TINS
sacrifice the odds ana ends tne
will find golden OPP
portunity .,arn,. ,ouyroo -,
quantity short ends in HAMBURGS and SWISS wnicn
advantage for undRments
twenty-five styles OF WiIn
in slightly soed handing
lin the finest but all will be sacrificed
you can 8et
and standard makes half the usual price
cut
quality quality have at Zoe 49,
quality the Sl2o quhy
CHLDRENS UNDERVETS-the 2oc quality now
l5c the 3Sc quality now the &C. quatynow 45c
SACQUES 23c Better grades $50 and 0c
EGINS for Ladies and Children also come IN under the
reduction.
too far advanced take chances on carrying over
will be attractive bargains offered In these during TINS week.
CAPEs s62 FINE BLACK G0SY heavy satin lined si
ASTRACAN long short 1850 FRENCh BEAVER ~; fE-
SIAN LAMB, s12 ;UNPLUCKED SEAL. Sl250 :,
collars raised shoulders according the
fashion The above are from 20 90 per cent less
thanth ecapesso or a beginning of the
UNTRIMMED HATS have only to find something
that the We want rid
them still the most desirable
lec from. -
still contain Hats nan they ought to-
YOU prices will be made accordingly nothing
trimmed unmmd hat at half
the kof will nothing.
Millinery demonstrated that making charge
that otherwise might not made
hencewe determined to continue it this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

$7.9S, $7.9S. $7.9S, $7.98.
Your choice Of any Of our LONG cLoAKs tho;
sold from $50 70 SO for s7.05.
$40 PLUSH CLOAKS, 500
$50 PLUSH CLOAhS, so.
so PLUSH CLOAkS, tl6.
$40 PLUSH CLOAkS, $40. .,
As our sizes have all been picked over IN
JACKETS We will closo out the remslning s'ock
81 20 cents on the dollar.
LACE CURTAISa
Porticres, thrce-and-s-hslf-Tard long Lace
Curtains, tapod edges, 75c. a pair. ,,
Three-and-a-half-yard long Curtain tna' boiu
for 81. 80, inventory-ssie prico 81 per pair.
Curiain-Polea, fixtures complete, 49,
Any OF our s125O per pair Portieres, ss'Sa
$40 Portieres, s. per pair.
s. Portieres, IS per pair.
sjP0rtiores, s3 per pair.
81 Portieios, sLG9 p9r pais
lO-foot Portiore Poles complete, 900.
CARPETS, RUGS, MATING, oIL-cLoTH.
81 Tapestry Carpet tmade), SIC.
S5c Tapestry Carpet (rnads}, 1ec.
zoe. Tapestry Carpet tmadol, SOC.
Ali-Wool Throe-Ply Carpets, 1Oc.
All-Wool Two-Ply Carpets, oOc.
20 patterns Of zoe. Carpet, 39c.
&c. Hemp Carpet, Pc.
Best Rag Carpet, 3)c.
Rug Fringe in red and tan.
Remnants OF Brussels Carpet, nice for rugs, Of
half price. nN
Wire Door-Mats, Rubber Door-Mats. Brush
Mats-a 75c. Door-Mat 39c.
Japanese Wolf Skins In black, gray, and White'
the IS kind for 6.
Black Bear Buggy-Robes, former price ~ no"
s. .-.,.o
Gray Buffalo Robe that sold for 81 now =. oo
Fur Robes for carriages, the $40 quality Ior
$lD.
smyrna Rugs at half price.
$40 Rugs, 8; So Rugs, $3.50; S2.D Rugs sl'O''
$3.50 Mats, 81; 81 Mats, 70.
KENNANTs IRISH LINEN. 17c. yord. -.,
GEETLEMEN'S CANrOS FLANNEL PANTS
GKNTLEhiENrs RsD- FLANNEL sHtRTs. Soc
GBNTLEMEN'S GRAY SHIRTS (slso 6hite>'
&c.