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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
ANOTHER REVOLT IN HAYTI.
lBy The United Press. |

NEW YORK. June 1.-The IIav-
tian Legation has received advices
of an attempted insurrection on
May 2Sth against Pres. Hypolite's
government. The revolt was sup
pressed, and about forty Of the In
surgents have been executed. The
department of the west has been
placed under martial law. The
country is tranquil. The govern
ment suspects General Legitime Of
having fomented the uprising.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
HE CUT OFF HIS HEAD.
(By The United Press.)

COLUMBIA, S. c., June l.
Charles Lawton, white, an employee
Of the South Carolina railway, met
his death in a horrible manner this
morning near Pregnall's station.
Lawton was coupling cars, when his
feet slipped and he fell beneath the
wheels. which passed over his neck,
almost severing his head from his
body.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
HARRISON NOT ACANDDATE.
(By The United Press),

New YORK, June IA special
to the Recorder from Pittsburg says
Russell Harrison. while at the Tn
ion Station here last night, affirmed
the truthfulness of the interview
had with him at Chicago on Fri
day, and reiterated that his father
would not again be a candidate, un-
less the people demanded it.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02

Col. VIM. J. Saunders. who has
charge of the Department of Con
ventions for the Southern Exposi-
ton. is issuing letters to citizens of
the State asking for the addresses
of all North CarolinianS Of their ac-
quaintance who reside elsewhere.
There will be great Handwriting
of Ex-North Carolinians from Oct.
1st to 18th and if YOU know Of any
old North Carolinians YOU will con
fer favor by sending their names
and addresses to Col. Saunders.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
JACKSON WANTS 10 FIGHT
CORRETT AGAIN.
By The United Press J

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA
challenge has been issued by Peter
jackson in which he offers to fight
jim Corbett III the California Club
or any fair club, New Orleans bar
red, for $4,000 purse. as guar
antee Of good faith. Jackson will
put up forfeit
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
DEFENDED HIS NEGRO.
Two Men Killed in Melee in Louis
lana.
lRN Iha IInIt.d Press

IBy Tie OnIr-N PreSS
FARMERVuLE. La. June l.
Saturday night three farmers named
jim Aulast, Jim McGough and
John Dawson Went to s. l.. JOv-
ner's place to whip negro living
there. Mr.. Joyner came to the
rescue with a shot gun and opened
fire on the trio. McGough was in
stanly killed and Aulast riddled
with buckshot. More trouble is
anticipated and the sheriff has left
for the scene.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
THE CHRONICLES
SPECIAL WIRE,
lAST NIGHT THE NEWS OF
THE WORLD CAME INTO
THE CHRONICLEOFFICE
OVER IT'S LEASED WIRE.

IIER ITS LEASED WIRE.
Co"grotulatory Telegram From
-h'. De Grow, Southern Manager
Of The United Press.
The following congratulatory tel
,ram eplains itself:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June l.
|llow me in this initial dispatch
Int over our new leased wire sys-
pm direct to your editorial rooms
congratulate you upon the in
leased facilities for inter-communi-
ltion and dissemination of news
Iroughout the South which will
tow out of this new enterprise.
bis innovation upon past meth
s of supplying news, enables
4c | nited Press to extend the
Ppr OF its Operations in fast
(cloping region that needs to be
l. in fact, is demanding more in
rnation about the current events
4 the world. 1t is step in keep
" with the progress of the times
pd in harmony with the enterpris-
h journalism of the South. The
rcuit which we inaugurate tonight
Ithe first of its kind to be put in
Deration south of Richmond. You
Aay now have the satisfaction of
knowing that you are practically in
rect communication with every
mt on our system, North. South.
Isl and West. We have taken
.eat care to select telegraphers fol
new circuit who are masters o.
ir art, and the receiver in vOlll
cr must of necessity be as expert
the receiving operator in ON
Nv York or Chicago office. Thi
faSy to manage for the cream o
profession drifts into The | nit
Press service rs fast as we cal
kc places for them, as natural,
- duck takes to water. Genera
pnager Phillips, of The lnite'
|eS>. who is himself an expcr
egralNher. struck the Keynote O
situation recently when he said
Nc appreciate good work. an
egrapheiS are as proud Of thei
lity as il painter, Il sculptor
an author and, next to payin
p well, a deposition to give hin
fdit for whai he does is the sures
y to win an operators regard.
gain congratulate you.
P.N. DEGRAw,
General Souhern Manager.
The United Pr.ss Operator.
MIR. +. II. Banddl. of Norfoll
:, has come to Raleigh to acce]
position as telegraph operator
STATE CHRoNICLs Building /;
special operator & The Unite
eSs. lie is most Worthy your
n and will add mue to the eff
ncy Of this paper lb{ Ihsndeav,
give its readers a.. A news
world. ThesGrmost ) We
pes him to the sr Satte'Ms al
he circle of ttOur ob.jecer sta
Our TeleA to sell see.
To-day's Gl@le beft Scontai
a small Mon Nthe te
phic news wliFsgooy design
daily. Indeed kentire iss
ne paper has been gotten out |
great difficulties.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
A SCOUNDREL ARRESTED.
(By The United PresS.)

ROANOKE, Va, June IA man
answering the description Of Charles
Watkins, the negro who recently
murdered his wife near Salem, Va,
in order to live with a white woman,
has been arrested at Allegheny, Pa,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
CONSECR ATING PHILLIPS
BROOKS.
(By The United Press.

ALEXANDER. Va. June 1.-The
standing committee Of the Episcopal
diocese met here this evening and
unanimously gave its assent to the
conservation Of Phillips Brooks as
Bishop Of Massachusetts.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
SHELBY VOTES FOR GRADED
SCHOOLS.
Charlotte CerOnicle).

SHELBY, May 2O.-After hot,
exciting campaign, Shelby voted to-
day lS5 to 96 to levy special tax
of 20 cents for graded school pur-
poses-nineteen more than a ma
jority of registered voters. Great
rejoicing.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
PAID DEPOSIrORS 100 CENTS
ON THE DOLLAR.
That is What the Trustees of the
Blackwell Bank Did.
Especial to STATE CHRONICLE

DURHAM. \. c.. June /. 'Sl.-
Ballard and Halliburton. trustees
for w. I. Blackwell estate. have
paid to the depositors 100 cents on
the dollar and are to-day paving
interest on same. This speaks
good management.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
FORSYTH Joins In.

WINSTON, N. c., June 1.-The
county magistrates and commission
ers to-day appropriated $500 for
the county's exhibit at the Great
Southern Interstate Exposition.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
PARNELL TO MARRY MRS.
O'SHEA.
(By Cable
(By Cable }

DUBLIN, June 1.-The National
Press states that Mr.. Parnell and
Mrs. O'Shea will be married next
week.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
BLAINE GOES TO BAR HAIR
BOR.
(By The United Press J

New YORK. June Secretary
Blaine left for Bar Harbor by the
10 O'Clock train this morning where
his cottage has been made ready for
him.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02

Winston is anxious for Raleigh
to send up base ball club on the
Baptist excursion to tackle her bows.
Cannot Raleigh see to it and attend
to Winston:
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
THE CHRONICLE WEATHER
REPORT.
(By The United Press.) }

WAsHINGTON, D. c., June l.
Forecast for Virginia, North and
South Carolina: Fair; warmer,
southeast winds.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
BEHRING SEA TROTRLtS.
Th Correspondence Between the
governments Seem to Adjust
Things.
lBy The United Press. 1

W ASHINGToN. ID. c.. June l.
The correspondence between Secre-
tarv of State Blaine and Lord Sal
isburv has concluded with about the
result that was expected. If the
laws are constructed III regard to
catching seal in Behrihg Sea waters
to suit these letters. no American
or Englishman can catch seal until
MAY. 1892.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02
The Stale Chronicle

Is the only paper published in
the State that has a Special Leas-
ed WIRE, and q special ptrator
III its own flee ; and i the q |,
paper in Raleigh that takes tn,
FULL pr s. dispatches
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-06-02

The State Chronicle has the
Largest Circulation of any
Daily Paper published in
North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
Unbleachod 1O-4 sheeting at 17ic. q

Unbleachod 1O-4 sheeting at 17ic. q
yard;
Bleached lo-4 Sheeting at 19fc. yard !;
The best 121c Satine, new and pretty
styles, at &c. yard;
Madras Shirts, worth 81, for this day
G9c. apiece
1Oc. Shoe Dressing 90. bottle;
China Silks only 29c. yard
Figured India Mulls-l5c. quality at
1910. per yard;
3Oc. Black Henrietta, for to-day, 20. O
yard;
Spring Roller Shades, all colors, with
fixtures and fringe complete, only
29c. apiece;
Jersey-Ribbed Vests, for to-day, 70.
apiece;
Ladies' Lisle-T Thread Vests, for to-day,
15c. apiece;
Kiber Cloths, new and pretty effects, at
Remnants Black satiue only 7c. a yard
Lovely Challies at sc. yard
Black Lace Nets and Flouncings, as also
Swiss Flouncings, will be offered at
special prices to-day
A consignment of manufacturers sam
pies Of Boys Straw Hats will be
offered to-day;
White and Mixed at Sc. apiece
A Fine Trimmed Cap, worth Too, for
to-day, 39c.
A Fine Black Straw Hat, worth 65c., for
to-day, 47c. apiece; .
A Flexible Mixed Straw Hat, sold al
3jc., for to-day, 23c.
The regular 25c. Hats for l9c. apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
Broken Promises.

Many years Of experience and q fair
record lead Ms to claim that we not only
understand the wants OF the trade, but
succeed fairly well in supplying their de-
mands,
This season we have given q deal OF
time and attention to the subject and we
believe that our crowded floors give iair
evidence of an appreciAtiye patronage.
Last week we gave hint OF what
NAV be expected in Cotton Fabrics
brought out this season in a state Of ar
tistic perfection heretofore undreampt
Of.
Pineapple Tissues and Printed Fou-
lards that have every appearance OF
China Silks.
Printed Mulls and Challies that make
the show OF Pongees.
Challetts, Drapery Mulls, and Soft
Japauese Cloths. These are the choice
cotton fabrics.
Our sales of China Silks have so far
exceeded our expectations. Recent
purchases enable US to sell soft glossy,
wide quality at SOC. in all the choice
shades.
A special bargain in 27-inch width
white only-at 75c.-heretofore 81 was
the price
Black at 50c., 75c., 81, and Sl.25;
Also, choice assortment Black Ground
with colored figures at 5Oc. and 81.
We receive this week our third sup
ply of ChantilIy Flouncing and edges to
match in the following widths 8, 8, 8,
IA, and II inches.
An extraordinary demand has pro-
duced a great scarcity of Tans and Light
Gray serges. We have just received
fresh lines of these and OF Light Grays,
Tans, and Pinkish Fawn Henriettas.
Other new goods to be shown this week
are Fine Silk Grenadines, Polka-Dot
Pongees, Drapery Nets, Gimps, Braids,
and Pearl Buttons, large and small size,
white, natural and toned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
CORSETS ! CORSETS ! CORSETS
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS.

iiiiio' TS6ic-CoTcTs a redat6d PTIcs.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
Muslin Underwear. lett t.

i'm Muslin Underwear for you. 49c. ior
a GOOD quality Of Cotton Gown, Mother
Hubbard style, finished with beading
and cambric ruffle Androscoggln Cot
TON Gown. Mother Hubbard style, with
woke of Hamburg inserting and tuckS,
One.inch embroidery around neck anu d
sleeves, worth $l.25, for o0c:: SI'Zo
Androscoggiu Cotton Gown, with yoke
of inch-anG "a half inserting and tucSs,
sells tomorrow for 95c. ; Sc. for nice
Corset Cover worth 25c. 25c. for good
Cambria Corset Cover, inch-wlde en-
broiderv around neck, worth 39c. An
droscoggin Cotton Skirt, yoke pand,
with rufle of S-inch embroidery ana
cluster of 10 tucks, worth Sl.2o, ior
q0c 4Sc. for nice Cotton skirt,
cambria ruffle and tucks, worth 'oo.
Doc. for good Cotton Drawers, trimmed
with embroidery and tucks CsmprIc
Drawers. with five tucks, worth 55c. lot
3oc. S2.19 for a beautiful Camorio
Gown. Mother Hubbard style, trimmed
handsomely with embroidery, tucHS'
and beading. worth So 90; a nice Cam
bTic Gown. Mother Hubbard style, Wlth
corded woke, embroidered around meek
and sleeves finished with beading's
worth 81. so for $3.50; 1870. for MUS
lin Apron, with lace trimming tnreo
inches wide; 20c. for q Muslin apron,
trimmed with 81 l-inch wide emDrolueIy
anu '"'A'' A big purchase in
Kid Gloves. his department
bargains for YOU
Rcarrifz Gloves, the regular 81 quality,
all sbades. at 73c. pair; 5-hook Biack
Tndressed Kid Gloves, elegant quaLty;
reduced to 75c. (; lot of 4-button ma m
Gloves in black and colored, Will DO
thrown on the counter tomorrow morn
nc for 85c. a pair 6-button length
Mousouetaire Gloves, the new spring
shades of white, pearl, gray, and mooe,
the So quality for $l.69 6-button leng'n
Monsnuetairo, in tans, from 81. ~ 10 zoe,
9ac onality for soc. g full line OF fos-
Ter ter Gloves, in black and eolored;
SILK GL0VES,Ii lin gray, moae, mo- : rair' anu
- 200 fine Satin Psrasols
ID,oo7e in all colors at sLSo; .yoi
lHdTUSOIS. just ono half what
they were made to sell
tcr 100 different styles OF Fancy rs,s sis
soils, sol ranging in price from sz.oO W s-''
A FEW PICK-UPs IN OUR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
Notion Counter.

One hundred yards Spool pl SIX Two WE
On' Twist two for lc. Rick-kaek
,or paa;S GS' three punches for 30. Needles.
bfaid, - 1ansr sasro six papers Of Pins for &c.
Safety Pins, &c. dozen a. h1w .wo papers
Pins, Sc. q box Hsir-iiass, .s,aa Two yolIs for
for ri ic. English Tape. three Ts,d font three rec
2o. I: Garter Web, 40. e y;a yaaut -, i5c. |:
sourtbs so, Of q yard Silk Elastic =. sr iJ0.
iO Dsrpins Cotton. two cards d, iGl ..cs,. .S ;
Rssding. s o.. 3 pisce Silk shoe Lacsi''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
SPRING WRAPS.


100 Spring Wraps at Sl.39 choice !;
All-Wool White Blazers, S1.50; Ladies'
Black Diagonal Refers with rolling
collar, s1.25 /; Ladies All-Wool Flannel
Blazers, all shades S2.97 $3.50 for q
Lady's English Cheviot Blazer, with en-
broidered sailor collar, either light or
dark shades $3.50 for a Lsdy's English
Jacket, with large rolling collar 9Sc.
for Child's Refer, elaborately trimmed
with gold cord, ages four to ten years
another All-Wool Cheviot Refer for
S2.25, ages four TO fourteen years. Tan
and Gray Refers, embroidered collars
ages four 20 seven years, 1926; ages
eight to fourteen years, 1898; guam
tity Of Novelty Blazers and Jackets
from 50 10 $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26


All the new shades in Henriettas, the suit and
newest trimming to match, 1926 worth
$3.50; Beautiful Henriettss, 25c. yard;
lk-Finished Henriettas, S5c. worth sl.10;
54-inch Droadcloth. all shades, SOC. yard
Cream Tricot and Broadcsoth for Blazers, &c;
Wool Challes worth 25c. at 12lSc. yard;
Solid Black Chalhes at SC. yard;
Light Blue, Pink, Cream, aud Black Lace Bunt-
ing 15c. yard-these goods are very scarce; /;
Pretty designs in Challies AZ 6Ac. yard;
The most complete and cheapest line OF Black
Goods in tho city;
Prlestleys Nun's-Veling, 40 inches wide, 60c.
worth 90c.
3s-inch Henriettas, 25c. worth SIC:
46-inch French Serge, S5c., sold everywhere at
s1; 40-inch Black Lace Bunting, 25, 80, and
soc. yard;
All.Wooi Black Trico,, 25c. yard We guarsn-
tee every yard Of Black Goods TO be perfect !;
All shades In China and Surah silks, 4Oc. q
yard-not remnants;
Figured China Silks for dresses, Black and White
Dots Stripes, and all new shades In Figures
at SOC. yard; 24-inch Black Surah, nice Tor
summer wear, $1.25 yard worth S1.75;
All new things In Trimming-yery narrow Braid
seem % be the proper thinS-we have II In
all colors, Gilt or Silver, Mixed, at 25c yard
Beige. for wrappers, &C., 5c.-about ten dinerent
styles 3O-inch Armenian Serge, l21@c. yard
Best Writlng-Paper. 10c. box; French Black
ing, &c. a box; Picture Wire, &c. yard;
Lubin's Powder, Sc. package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26

REEFERSl BIAZERSIi RBEFERSffi
Children's Trimmed Reefers atel
Ladies' Blazer Jackets from s2,2o 70 IS; nice
lneOt Cream Blazers Beaded Capes. sl'soi
Black Plaid Muslin, SJsc. yard;
Beautiful Black SATIN Plaid aud Lace stripe ono
Plaid Organizes from i2l3 20 Soc;
BLACK DOTTED SWISS, very scarce, 2oa
yard; Solid Black Embroidered ana flsn
Hemstitched Flouncing az 4Oc. and upwsrds'
White Dotted Swiss. l2lS, yard; Cray Ciotn,
all shades. aud Black, i2l9c. a yard;
French Batiste, 80 inches vide, rare designs
I2lSr. a yard, cheap at 1876;
French Pcrcales, She. yaYd
Fine Scotch Glnghan, lac. u yard worm 2oc.
1000 Yards Dress Gingham, BI ~. q yard:
Fire Screens. Soc each
Linen Can Robes at reduced prices; French Sat-
teens In Dress-Pattern Lengths: 15c. yard
OF the price-these goods sell for sOc
Solid Colors Chambray at i0o. yard, very nns
Bandeaus for tho Hair, largo assortment;
Linen Mixed Chinotine, In remnants, az lOc, nice
for waist dresses, &c Leather Bells az lod
Smyrna Rugs, 30x72 inches, ele9;
Mating Rugs. ell each, 30x12 inches;
Reps, tOg Wrappers, 1Ot yard.
Lace Curtains, 75c. pair;
Curtain Poles, 20c. complete;
Ladies' Regular-Made Pinstripe Hose, losEo
pair;
s,ripSd pei Fionncines. N s1.75 worth ssea;
g-inch Al-Silk Black Lace for Dress Trimming'
6Oc. n yard; 19-inch ElOunciDG, Fl.lO =
yard, exquisite designs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
lamp Department.

li-!nch dome shade, and all complete at only
Sl.97; very handsome Library Lamps with
3-nch W. drops, and all complete at S4.75,
actual value SbGj fiAnd-Painted Table Lamps,
l4-inch high, all complete at only 49c. a supe-
Iior quality Teble Lamp, with brass footing and
are selling French Disque Table Lamp with
floral decoration, and all complete al only 52. 90;
r. complete line Of Piano Lamps at from 5000
COmplpte To SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
A. HD7ZLER'S Sons,
3I5 east Broad street.

The profession ofselling DRY GOODS
and that OF selling them cheaper than
our neighbors are two entirely different
things, for as everybody knows nearly
all Of those who try the former succeed,
while those who try the latter nearly
always fail.
Now, what does this show ? Simply
this that the house to patronize is not
the one which claims TO undersell all
others all the time--though it may be
done occasionally-but the one which
can guarantee you protection against
Misrepresentation, both as to quality
and the sound condition OF the articles
you may select. In short,
FAIR DEALING TAKES PRECE-
DENCE OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
WOrSted Dress Goods.

For handsome line OF Dress Fabrics
you need look no further and the prices
have been made so as to insure speedy
sales. Pretty English Broken Plaid
Cheyiots at 45c. Camel's- Hair Plaids.
Light Weights, CSC. 46 Pin Check
Plaids, very fine quality, Sl.46; En-
broidered Camel's-Hnr English Effects,
46 inches wide, S1.85 a yard 4s-inch
Corkscrew Black and White Stripe at
Sl.48; Gee. for 38-inch Broken-Plaid
Ladies Cloth. ENGLISH Cheviots, Fine
English Serges. Silk Henriettas, and all
the very latest things in Worsted Dress
Fabrics are here for your inspection.
Pattern Suits, drop in the price-S29
Suits for S23 ;$25 Suits for 500 ; $40 Suits
for Sl5; Sl5 Suits for Sl2; S12 Suits for
81. Too many on hand is the reason
of this cut and holds goods for this week
only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26

One Of the best assorted
stocks Of the above in tho
city at reduced prices. All
the nobby styles in ParaaOls.
Ladies' aud Children's Jersey
Shirts at 80, BJ, rs,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
Hne Wash Fabrics. pr

things for you this week. Hair-Line
Dimities with Colored Figures at l5o, !;
Plaid Mulls in Scotch effect, 80 inches
wide, 12Ic. 30-Inch India Rhadamas in
hair-line designs, 1910. ; India Mulls IN
polka dots and other effects Fine Eng
iish Wash Surahs at 35c. One case Of
Fine Shear Linon de Dacca in fifty differ
ent patterns, made to sell for 15c., Sic.
ward; 80, 40, and SOC. Ginghams in
magnificent patterns and very fine quail
ties at 25c. See our pretty l2lc. Cling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
MATTINGS, MATTINGS.
GANSS & CO..

Have you soen the great "EUREkA- IhiOh i,i n
BANKF IL "a the best and latest thing OUT IN
tho shane OF a Bank. Made Of walnut wood ana
has a little drawer 10 deposit the coins IN. Close
the drawer and reopen-tho money has dlsap-
peared in tho bank. IL ia neat nttle nys.eLy
and every child should have one TO put lhelr
nennies. rIckles, and dimes In. The price Is Eoc'
each, but We intend TO give them away as
present TO every customer making cash pur-
chase Of S3 this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
Glass Department.

Water Glasses at 49C. per dozen; Engraved De
canters at Doc; Wine Sets at Csc, value $3.50
leo Jars at 2Jc.; Pretty Tabic-Sets, six pieces,
at 2jc. (: Deep-Cut Footed Cnke-S.Auds at 25c. F;
Pepper ard hnli-Shakors. melal top. ~ SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26

PARAsOL COVERS from 25c. up 70 $3.50;
34.lnch DRAPERY CHINA SILK. new designs,
7gc. a yard BABY CAPS from 1oc. upwards
TAM o. SHANTER HATS, Black and Colors, 3Jc.
each OUTING-SHIRTS, Soc. worth Doc.
GENTLEMEN'S NIGHT ROBES, OOc. each,
Trimmed; our 69c. .UNLAUNDEREDS SHIRT
10 be sold now at SOC. each-superior quality
Good BLACK JERSEYS at Doc, all sizes;
CREAM JERSEYS at 80 and 70c. ask 20 see
our SOC. CORSErS In White and Colors;
RIBBED VESTS worth 17c. 20 be sold at lOc,-
only four TO q customer; BLACK MITTS
l2ISc. a nice MITT for 19c. worth 20c;
BLACK SILK GLOVES, Soc; TAN and GRAY
VAEFETA SILK GLOVES, 25c. a pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26

Our buyer in New YORK has sont Us II cases OF Rem
nants OF White Goods all perfects but In Remnants;
Check Muslin at "A, 5k, g, 4 and &c. worth double;
India Linen at A. 80, T. X, o. and lie worth double.
Everything in the wfy Of White Goods In the above
l..Ill -nAE II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26
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guarantee you win DO your shopping With us WesH
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china Department
INTERFSIT,G MANS

Another great purchase enables us 20 offer you
some extraordinary values: Porcelain Dinner
Sets, English Decorations, 1i2 pieces, at only
S9.99. At Si9.OJ we wiz sell q handsome French
Dinner-Set, delir1tcly decorated and 100 pieces
China Dinner-Platos az 7Jc. pcr dozen; China
Covered Dishes, large size, at 65c. +: Aner-Din-
ncr Cups and Sauccrs, Gold Handles, worth
$3.50 per dozen, at $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-26

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