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MusZ1n Underwear

much less than the materials cost in
them.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns, tucked yokes,
trimmed in beading, plated back,
either standing or turn-down collar, at
50c., former price roc.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns, tucked and
embroidered yoke, plated back, beaded
collar ard cuffs. 69c, from CSC.
Androscoggin Muslin Skirt with cam
brio rullle and II tucks, 95c. from Sl.Z3.
75c. for Ladies' Muslin Skirt. 4
broad tncks with 5-Inch hem at bottom,
trimmed IN beading.
See the excellent Skirt We are Offering
at j0c.
29c. for very nice Corset Waist.
7jc. is our price on a special line OF
Ladies' Drawers, made up expressly for
this department. the best value ever OF
fered for the money.
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s.
ISAAC HELD.
The SALE GOES On.

Every dollars worth Of our immense
stock MUST BE SOLD, regardless OF
cost or value, 10 MAKE CHANGE IN
BUSINESS.
We intend to retire from the dry goods
business. The price is not so much the
object as it is to sell. SELL WE
MUST. We have SLAUGHTERED COST,
PROFIT AND VALUE. We offer our I'M
menso stock at REDUCED PRICES
FOR CASH ONLY. A call will repay
you, and it is all we ask.
cHILDREN's Ribbed SUMMER VESTS re-
duced 10 jc apiece.
RED TABLE DAMAsK reduced from @5c to
1sc.
RED TABLE DAMAsK reduced from 37lfc. to
CSC. yard.
RED TABLE DAMAsK reduced from SOC. to
SOC. n yard.
RED and RED-AND-wHITE DAhAsK re-
duced from 6ocio 42c.
WHITE DAMAsK with Red Border reduced TO
26c.
PLAIN WHITE DAMAsK reduced TO 2lc.
Better grades Of DAMASK reduced to 81, 20,
As, 40, and 500. a yard.
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Stylish and effective.


Being varied
notcr rusha
woths
Mos teauif
ard. ,,. u -....
Of fdessgo %
cssHMFREs a
snwii
We are creating CHINA SILKS all cOas So
garnet cream
2ar
'hook
10 beautiful aSo '%t s'S
omeb "a n
lust the MATING
DOu hesh-20c
100 BoY Jeans-s1S
coors-23c bali
hegx
PRINTS 4l&c
SIMPSONS 4Ia- yard
lotofDR cobs-3 for
1.-Two
" osKHE{ ITALIAN CASTLE
WATER
0
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PATTERN Suits.

n A n Inv 50 y -
p trr rIte. either color or style. shown for the
ir ure Monday. Price $3.50 to si5.
tlNE MUSLIN PILLOW SHAMS,
embroidery mre, embroidery inserting. rows
8, ls i..n.l helm, sl.5O pair. worth $3.50.
'.r lltNIl MtNLEL retired from business
.'siitt Dress Trimming Department OF the
cstert
ID. lowcsi Spring Trimmings are on sale
s-, Ei-'ne,. Blacks, Tans, Browns, Grays,
H, iai all d.lg shades, soil Tor 4Oc., our
frt.
's Ns. Elc.ncs, twcniy colors, for street
-''.is dresses, sell for 5Oc., our price 30c.
'.tNs' band Trimming. ~ inches wide, all
-' --i DARK shades, sell for Zoe, our price
Bases S.omachers worth e. for sl.25.
ak ana Dress Loops 2Jc.
@ 'l,- hicss Loops, all c0lora, lOc. each.
A GREAT SALE
'T ieaiei Gimps, Edgings and Passe-
't ecr lOc., l25Sc., lie, 2oc. and
SILK STAR BRAID,
Nut..e. aud every shade, Sc. yard, csc.
gr Purses Sans, rrays, and ali coiors, i0c.
t q kil Gloves goes ON. All sizes
''.. %, O.. tif, ga, =, "a.
r li' -si N0lslueiaiio Kids. o-bution
r,e.t tan 10 darkest tan shades,
'''-' h.r pair,
ItLDlNGS SPOOL SILK
t.athi the best, but have changed our
S.. eo are soilng beiding's l00-yard
go r. spool
7 l.Yarl Twist lc. spool.
'l '.i.r h.rs ana al c0lOfs same price.
at IlE NOTION COUNTER.
b. ,..n.> lf.acc, inside Dress Betting, 50c.
ur,s- shields, extra long, lSc.
aiho'tc shields. largest size. 10.
40 sineite Shields. medium slze. Sc.
-s Patent skirt lokes 17c.
d. Di''s beitlng' black o. gray, i0c. full
t.. e.. a-in.st.ng Tape, 20. bunch.
adll-, 80, aud 10 inches, l0c.
.rring Hooks and Eyes, &c. for ? dozen.
goo knrlish Pms, assorted, &c.
81 IHk TOILET COUNTER.
a.. ieAiezsous oi necessities and iuxuries
| ll prices
.trl Floating Soap 30.
- lavender Flowers, In N-pound bags.
F.'t KY sni clothes aud household goods.
D.. -''lnc, r~polud cans, 22c.
F. i.r-i BE- tin box.
a. .'t ino iu tubes So.
Z ,oii Cream, 17c. for pc. size.
ipil cream. fiuest made 4yn
~ tauptof IUs g..
o., .e.'ni Water, made for our special
ts,t 80. y. ep'', but stronger than Any sdser-
g.. t,l' 81 pcr o-ogaco bottle, SOC. iof A.
-. '.i, lar Brushes. pure brlstles. solid
1r,t .yies- worth 75c. 70 81, choice SOC.
a. N'l zoe "ife Half Brushes for lie.
Os.,.- s,-s Y, ,aei Won't break for SOC.
JgNe lnbrsskable Combs 25c.
s.500 fsls-s.s ts s,sss las. Ioiis: Bottles igc.
" ~ n.,lee Black Hand Mirrors loc.
J..a,.s,e. e'i,si u; knanei Pun Boxes Toe.
A'..1e. "o.ien Pun Boxos lOc.
- lle. .Sw w <oc- Tooth Brushes. all sizes
''.iss ~ 10 N"''"s'a oo' VIC can see
a. "a l', lbc., and soc. Toilet Waters
Lo, 49,. 1s.s s0ilsd snd torn, sslllne for 25c.
s.s',sis fsi' IONS Extracts. hail and three
u eesafn7fe Bouquet Extract .a5c. bot
"z1<c0k- HzZ Azup
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Gan yan come ont Monday For our entire
r.fi Indian Haskets Is 20 be closed out at lOc.
C ..a
nt thoel, 90, and 25c. kinds go for 10c.
sl
I.--e aro Scrap. Baskets, Glove Baskets,
V.l.HasEefs, covered Btskcts, knitting Bas-
~ uyl want one come before II o'clock.
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Open.work Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
at 40.
A pretty line OF Corded Borders and
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at DC.
9c. from l5c. is the price of line OF
Colored Bordered Hemstltched Hand
kerchieis, pretty effects
See the 16c. Embroidered in four cor
pers. Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
l9c. for a double-tuck Hemstitched
Handkerchief regular CSC. quality.
From Soc. to soc. we are Offering
goods that cannot be bought Tor double
what we ask for them. j..
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DODoesticS.

pretty designs, 10c., Llama Cloth, l2lc
Bedford Cords in Ginghams, pre.ties
things out, 1910.
French Percales, 10c.
case Of .Merrimack Shifting, 3!c.
| Case OF Androscoggin, Tic.
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UMBRELLAS HERE
TOR TIE FEBRUARY SALE

El IHt HUNDREDS.
r.-Hla-s Euglish Gloria, natural handles,
e.
Iui-sNk Gloria, natural, zoe.
I-f~Ht Gloria. wood handles, silver studded,
ea.'h stt5.
sAoliIs. rold-ring handles win never tar
ts' $3.50, worth t2.
>.-.., NATURAL handles, 81, worth $3.50.
I.r.-.f.vIfn cover and tassols, flne natural
81. %. worth $3.50.
f.f.s slt. mlie on steel rod, roll as small as
cr. .t. HHrh pa.
I.st Gloria SILK, nnde on steel rod. s1.25.
q. ra SIX, horn ring handles, sL2j, worth
g..
U.Its ,k, with covors, black cclluloid hook
ti.t.s t..t won't break, Sl.20, worth -.
ff he frf tine Monday among the New
, .ls ur0-s 0oois Nicuna Zlg-Lag Cnevi0is-
r1tAc Acrsy aui tan col0rs, all wool, 3o inches
fif-.Uc yard
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White Goods.

such as India Linens. LInon de Daca,
Mazalia French Nainsook, English Cam
brics, Linen Cambrlcs, and Cantons,
Fine French Plaid Nainsooks and Mus
lins, Table Linen Napkins, Doilies and
Tray Cloths.
See the &c. Check end Plaid Nsinsook.
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HdrdtC0re---
Kitchen Utensils.

One hundred dozen assorted Screw
Drivers, 10, 10, and 2Oc. line. &c.
choice 90 dozen the "Gem" Apple
Corer, 4c; 45 dozen Vesuyius Gas
Stoves, will boil a quart OF water in
three minutes, 15c. 30 dozen Bread
Knives, - and 25c. line. sc. 10 dozen
Vegetable-Knives, 15c. line. lc. famous
"Keystone Egg -Beaters, large size,
81, 81 line II dozen Galvanized
Fannel-Top Coal-Hols, 64c. line, 45c. {;
Is dozen Jappanned Coal Hods, 39c.
line, 25c. ; Tipped Frying-Pans, 25c.,
aSc line
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Carpets.

4Oc., and soc. for Tapestry Carpets, 65c.,
75c.. and s5c. for Body Brussels; Toe.
Soc, and 81 for Moquettes special sale
of fine India Rugs.
A SALE OF CROCKERY, GLASS
WOODEN AND TINWARE-HARD-
WARE AND HOUSEFURNISHINGS
INGENERAI,--AL LIST OF SAVINGS.
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Umbrellas.

week left 400. for Natural Stick Glo-
ria Umbrella. :,
Csc. for 9 nice Gloria Umbrella with
pretty oxidizsd handles. .
Sl.2O for Ane Gloria Silk Natural
Stick Umbrella.
S1.b0 for $3.50 OxidiSed uioFia ciix
Umbrella
Baxenins n fne RuSe eilk UmhesllAA
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With securing exclusive styles our exhibit In
these FANCY AND HIGHART NOVELTIES unusually large and at
prices more favorable to
Immense collection Of BEDFORD CORDS CREPONS SCOICH
GOODS CHEvIOTS DAGONAIS SERGES MORE STRIPES GLACE
PLAID AND FIGURED EFFECTS beautiful of shadngs and
combinations
Our CREPONS deserves special MENTION showing tho
oyeest effects Plain, and Cnk while the shades are
particularly Tans Beiges Castor and Fnkh fAwn
8 ae
Magnificent IMPORTED DRESS PATTERNS Confined to us Tor this
city, from $3.50 to s35 in range
Among the special values We note
Ssinch CHEvIOT SERGE WOOL 3c yard in all the latest
colorings
Excellent CHEVIOTS STRIPED SUITNtS and ChE'lor
SUITINGS 80 55, and 6Oc. yard
exceptional values for the money
DOMESTIC and CHAES ranging price from 2O to
yard Among these will be the most unique and bizarre ELECTS
Sprne shdngs in HOMESPUNS at 81 and s2
and effective. elf-ou'iu"Ah
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y.,,.y yard wide-nght lavender, pink, blue,
c.n. crcpo effect with lace stripe-I65sc. "a
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rnFpnN CLOTHS.

.,rer eigtta yard wide. NOuil want to buy
,... t..-rsf fass0rtmeut-whichi "a here-lOc. a
,.-l b. alae they come IN short lengihs-but
..r...oti,y is cut for You.
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uBCHED COTTONs AND DoMEsTICs.
l.fi.v.de capitol Cotton. 6lsc. yard here
ss.ys sells for SlsC.
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r,Nvas c1nrns.
ZEPHYR CIYGHAMs.

,.,-r i4-atle-for wrappers, skirts ana
t-.....-ults grounds, neat hf'pe5' anu
t....s Joe o. yard
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ISAAC HELD,
6O9 BROAD STREET.

~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-Parties INDEBTED
TO Us are requested 70 MAKE PROMPT Ski-
TLEnENTS. 10 n
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COckery.

re. per dozen, Sl.50 line; % dozen
Turkey Dishes 25c., G0c line ; 200 dozen
Soup and Oyster Bowls, futed. 1c. each,
l0c. line 30 dozen Soup Tureens 4Sc.,
81 line 81 dozen Covered Dishes 35c.,
75c. and 81 lines 40 dozen Tea-Pots
&c, soc. line 100 White Toilet Sets
S., $50 line 100 White Porcelain Din
ner and Tea-Sets, 125 pieces-1 dozen
each Dinner, Breakfast, and Tea Plates,
dozen Soup Bowls, dozen Cups and
Saucers, / dozen individual Buffers, 2
Covered Dishes, Casserole, 3 Meat
Dishes, Soup Tureen, Gravy Boat, Tea
Pot, Sugar-Dish, Cream Pitcher, Sauce
Tureen, Baker, Cake Plates, Covered
Butter Dish, dozen Fruit Saucers,
Comport, Salad Bowl, and Stop Bowl
Sl5 line for $3.50; $50 fine Decorated
Fruit and Dessert Plates-39c., 49c.,
55c., 69c., TIC, 9Sc., and 81. % lines-for
25c. choice ; q Salad, Berry, and Ice
Cream Sets-SL97. S5.4S. 1928, and
s7.4S lines-for $3.50; 10 Handsome
Fish Sets-S9. 80 line-for S. IL French
China Fish Sets-Sl6.6 GO lne-for $40
8 Handsome Decorated Dinner-Sets-
S25, S29, S32, and S39 lines-for $40 IA
Decorated Dinner-Sets-Sl5, $3.50,
and $40 lines-for $40; % Decorated
Tea-Sets- SO line--for $3.50.
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Unza,tndered Shirts.

We claim to give the best value in the
city fer the money.
SIC, for a Reinforced Back and Front
Unlsundered Shirt.
5Oc. for 2lO0 Linen and Wamsutta
Cotton Reinforced Back and Front Un-
leundered Shirt. :,
75c for an Unlaundered Shirt that
cannot be equalled for less than 81.
25 dozen Gsntlemen's Full Regular
Colored Half Hose, three pair for Zoo.
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E'INEST PIANO-TUNING INCfEN
IL the city OF Richmond. Va, by Q. Hts v"
WEGNEk, PRACTICAL PiASo-TUNEk. Es-
tablished eighteen years Independent from
plano-dealers or music stores.
Please send only written orders direct TO my
residence, No. 7O7 east Franklin street base
mentl, q. Fl. WEGNER,
formerly Piano. Manufacturer.
References: Colonel William T. Tanner, Cob
onsl c. Oh Cowardin. Professor Jacob Rein
hardt, etc, ETC., ETC. auz5'ouss
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IANGDON YARD-WlDE COTTON,
@ fns. s.'f telture-7}8c. yard heie-always
f.si1rl0-
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EeADY-MADE SHEETS,
t., liesehed sheeting-lO-4 slzs-70c.

3 yWl-i0r 0yeralls, etc.-worih IOc,
yCl
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We have n
verycomplete
line of fine
White Goods,
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So dozen Cullenders,
15c. line, &c. f; 80 dozen
Heavy Retinned Sauce
TnlUare.

Pans, Sc. line, &c. 19c. line, l2c. /; 29c.
line. zoe. Heavy Retinned Skimmers,
lac. line, Sc. 40 dozen l-Pint Dippers,
&c. !; Heavy Rstinned Flour Sitter. l5c.,
22c. line. The "PEERLESS wonder.
full Cake Pans, NEEDS NO GREASE,
5Oc. line. 29c Peerless /" Layer Pans,
f,9c. 4 set. 81 line /; the WONDERFUL
ONE-MINUTE COFFEEPOTS will
again be on PRACTICAL ExHIBI-
TION. II will make coffee - CLEAR
ss WINE in ONE MINUTE. You are
invited to sample it, products (; 30 dozen
Flutsd Cake Moulds, 19C. line, loo. ~
dozen Retinned Dish-P Pans, 29e line.
1sc. ;S6 dozen Japannsd Slop-JerA 75c:
line. l9c. IA dozen Betinned Covered
Buckets, loo. ins, loo. 100 dozen
Retinnsd 1-Pint Oup4 p /; to0 finch
Pie- PlAtsA L.
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Eench Gin Sh0DaS.

Ginghams gives you rare collection to
select from. Some of the prettiest de-
signs and colorings that We have had for
long time.
16ic. shows as pretty line as is usually
seen at 25c.
25c. for tho choice OF those fine SOC.
effects.
46c. represents one OF the prettIest
line of Ginghams we have ever shown.
We shall also open on Monday a very
handsome line Of French Organdies.
Full line
Dress TRIMMINGS. Of Fancy
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.r..-fof rue texturo-wnite grounds with
s....-f .',.iine stripes aud plaids, for children
al .....' Vear-l01sc. yard.
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WINES. LIQUORS. CIGARS. 30.
nusINEss oPPoRrUNIrlEa

E,OR SALE, HAMMOND TYPE
L WRITER-For want Of uso Ne vill sell
BRAN-NEW HAMMOND TYPEWRITER OF
less than you can buy IL u the facsory. CAbt-
NET also tor sale choap.
Il l4rlt HENRY l. sTAPLW . CO.
ENOR SALE. THE OLD-ESTAB-
POLEiNHORN BOOK-AND-JQn PRINTING
3ssSn M e rs,tass's ~ = s.s s9;1. Miss'5a Il
Z rs; -. : = 81 ss'ss u - saee
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Trimmings just in. All the novelties as
they appear on the market will be found
in this department. Cut-Steel, Cut-Jet,
Silver, and Gilt Trimmings; also, all
various kinds OF Fancy Braids and Gimps
can be found here.
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II you can use any
thing in this line
YOU will find some
ey-ra Parcains-35e
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u.,e tfan 1900 decentralization sco'ch
l..s..n.-egery conceivable shade ana color,
-..t r1'0fs 10 mstch-l2isc. yard.
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are
h e a d.
In this
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I Cinnamon-Wood Tooth Picks Sc box.
crepe Tissue Paper, Tor flower pots, lamp
shades and fancy work. sc and l0c. roll
Always the lowest prices .or Scissors, particu-
| laIiy during the February Sale
1000 pair Of perfect Scissors, ~, o, and 5h
inches long, &c. pair.
Pure steel Shears, Z, ~, s, SO, and inches
long, 2jc. pair
RCGERSS STEEL SCISSORS,
every pair nickle-plated, will never rust-war-
| ranted.
~ inches long 1jc. pair.
inches long lie pair.
~ inches long igc pair.
inches long 22c. pnir.
90 inches long 25c. pair.
Nlckle-tlatcd Steel Embroidery Scissors 15c.
! Nickle-Platod steel Manicure Scissors, 25c.
Seven styles Ladies Pen-Kniyes 25c.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHs.
perfect ir quality, oil now-style patterns, yard
WIDE zoe, yard and hall wide 3Oc., two yards
Wido 4Oc.
RIBBONS.
I most remarkable assortment received for
the February sale.
ALLsILK GROs GRAINS
Dress shados--tans. grays, blue, browns, etc.
! Fenfy ahades--grocns, orange, blue. etc.
Evening shades light, pinks. blues yellows, etc.
No. for Slsc. yard, 19c. piece.
No. T. for 1Os. "A yard, 95c. piece.
NO. 10 for l25sc. yard, *l.2O piece.
MORE RIBBONS
Latest for dress trimmings-all dress goods
shades. Special quality, No. rs. Poe. yard.
FAlLLE RIBBONS
All fancy aud dress goods shades. Finest
| quality No. 16, 2jc n yard.
A lded TO The remarkable
HANDKERCHIEF BARGAINS
of the last two weeks are 100 dozen Sheer Lawn
Handkerchiefs, scHlloped corners, not sewn. but
embroidered, az 10c. each.
AS, 100 dozen Sheer Lawn Handkerchefs,
hali-inch hemstitch, with neat fine embroidery,
| lOc. each. BO.h STYLES worth 1gc.
IT'S surely time 70 buy Handkerchiefs,
JABEAUS WITH NECK-BANDS,
| half-yard long, made Of silk and point deseal
lsces, light blues, pnks, greens, reds, etc, Sl.2j
| each.
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...... o,eo ~ mo many buying Wash Dress
.rrimnking them up ready for warm
.n.,f No, only are assOrtnenis larger horo
i.t.r.rsafe loser. 49,
i4. i'., TIsrne's -eurprisingly neat styles
E U..ar stores charge lOc-
... r,er1eia-of best quality-solid pink,
.-,tis. stripes Ike cheuOts, black-and-
,I,iss-I0l yard. Other stores charge
I-i- ri,pnolr- patterns Ike French fian-
,...igl lavender stripes, pink stripes,
..t.srl-rhiic stripes, dainty cream stripes
81. l..t, yard.
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We have q su-
perb line of New
Wash Materials.
Bedford Cnrla.
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100 dozen Breakfast
Plates, &c. each, csc.
a dozen line {; 65
dozen Dinner Plates
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80 dozen
12-inc @ h
NJ a p | @
~ l. -
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Just o few more
Of the big lot Of
Umbre Has " o
purchased last
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FOR THE FEBRUARY SALE

NEW SthlNh Nbtf Lho AM DbNEIh'.
kli-WoOl Black and Blue Blazere, silk cord, 50.
AlLWoOl Black and Blue Refers, tailor-stitch-
cd overlap seams, $3.50.
Tan BrOadcloth Blazers, corded with 81 cord,
$500.
Gray-Mxed Cheyiot Refers, large pearl but
tons. a..
Bediord-COrd Refers, light, tan, aud gray, silk
loops taii0r-bOund, with silk braid, $500.
Iieefcrs -ali-WO1l black, rough diagonal cloth,
silk loops, for mourning or ordinary black
wear, 50.
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week pass you Dy. Ine HsSUr1WeHt aHd
the prices, TOO, are awaiting you.
Five dozen Ladies' Lisle Fancy Boot
Hose, full regular made, guaranteed fast
colors, 39c
Seven dozen Ladies' Superior Black
Llsle Hose, guaranteed fast 69c., quality,
Ace.
See our 12lc. Ladies' Brown Balbrig-
gan Hose.
see those pretty Colored Boot Lisle
Hose. full regular, at 23c.
HandkerchietS. 15Ss1t pisy to dls, be-
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.-e SPRING CLOAKs FOR CHILDREN
90 nre. Most remarkable Offering
..r... 80 ta choice Of 500.
..-.a Cleuoi Ci0ass, all WOOL Six BRAID
trWol Cloaks, surah SIX sleovee'
D., Day M-wooi cheviot Cloaks' SIX
..a.l fancy Plaid Cloaks, star braid,
q r.-.rs of Fancy Cloth Cloaks come IN
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found here.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-27
Leave the Money at HON Q.

The past week an agent of Columbus
firm was canvassing the city for orders
for gentlemen's custom-made clothing,
and the Flolidian is told that he was very
successful This is free country, and
there is nothing pernicious in it per Sc to
place your orders where you please, but
do our young men ever reflect that every
order so given takes that much money
out of the county. We have good
tailoring establishment here, and Mr..
John Burkhardt, its proprietor. is not
alone an expert workman, but he carries
fine line of goods that ought to satisfy
most any ordinary mortal. while his
prices compare favorably with outside
concerns. Under these conditions, local
pride, if nothing else, should actuate us
to patronize and foster home institutions
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-27
The Iron Hall Trouble.

An associated press dispatch from In
dianapolis, Ind, states that James F.
Farley. the receiver appointed by the
United States count for the Iron Hall, has
filed his bond for 81, OO0,OOO and that it
has been approved. Shortly afterwards
property to the value of half million
dollars was turned over to him by SUI
preme Cashier Davis. Judge Taylor
issued an order making it compulsory
upon all members to pay their two last
assessments if they desire to participate
in the final distribution of the funds of
tie order.
This would indicate final winding up
of the order. The question now is what
will the members Of the order in this
city do to protect their interests in the
matter. In other cities the members are
taking legal steps to protect themselves.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-27

.sCarrying Coal 10 Newca.tle. ,,

"CarryiDg Coal 80 Newcastle"
Leon county Jersey butter finds ready
market in Middle Tennessee. The other
day FLoR1DIAN reporter dropped into
the office of the Southern Express COM
pany and found there ready for shipment
a large can containing fine Jersey butter
from the Lake Jackson dairy farm of
Messrs. Vason & Clark, consigned to a
gentleman in Middle Tennessee. This
appeared to the scribe somewhat like
carrying Goals to Newcastle but upon
inquiry he l armed that the butter made
from the magnificent pasturage on Lake
jackson has superior aroma and color
not found elsewhere, and this excellent
quality is now being appreciated by ad-
mirers of pure bu ter, even at Gotham
1t is said that the pastures in Middle
Tennessee have become infested with
wild garlic and chamomile, which impart
to the butter a peculiar odor and render
it de'eteriOus to health. The Lake Jack
son country is free from these noxious
growths.
No country on earth offers better facil-
tiles for successful stock raising and
dairying than Leon county.
Messrs. Vason s. Clark have under
taken this industry to succeed, and the
FLORIDIAN has full assurance that they
will. Their stock is all full blooded.
They purpose enlarging their present
dairy into crt amery and cheese actory
the coming season. Success to them.