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Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09
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Work In the Civil Service

From the Baltimore Sun.
The report of the Civil Service com.
mission indicates that the past year has
been one of considerable activity within
its sphere of operations. 1t examined in
all 9,400 persons, OF whom 1860
were found competent. Of the 12,16O
found competent 1861 received appoint
ments, decrease of l ,434 from the rec
ord OF the previous year. The proper
tion of women appointed is found to be
increasing, and the number of women
promoted for efficiency increases. A
number of cases of violation of the civil
service law against political assessments
were reported to the Attorney General
who took no action while the election
was pending and has taken none since.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09
The Power of Moody's PRAYER

From the Charlotte Observer.
What a wonderful picture is that
sketched of the disabled steamer Spree
drifting like wounded leviathan over
stormy seas, her crippled engines strain
ing and sobbing in distress through an
cry waves like some huge animal sore
beset; women pacing the decks with
cries and prayers, and some, in the agony
of terror, losing their reason. And one
man, in the midst of all this frenzied mul
titude. emphasizing his faith in God by
bidding these seven hundred staring
death in the face, kneel on the deck il
prayer. And the newspaper story tell:
that as Evangelist Moody's voice, il
fervent supplication. pierced the hideou'
darkness which wrapped the ship as in g
pail peace settled on the waters, the an
cry winds hushed their clamor, the stars
came forth and the night was beautiful
and serene until the flush of dawn. 1t is
a trilling and suggestive story.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09
4 Mark of Refinement.

The stationery we use should lie ap
propridte to the times and occasion in
color, size and shape Hurds Russian
blue, royal purple and royal white kid
and Marcus WARDS royal Irish linen and
white flax are the choicest lines on the
market today. The new stationery Just
received at Laws, 81 Patton avenue. is
worthy of attention bv those who
would be up with the times in these
matters.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09

THE Charlotte Observer thinks Gov
Holt could have been elected Governor
without expending any more effort thar
was used in carrying the State for Carr
This is by no means certain. If Holt
had been nominated the Third party
would have been in revolt as an organi.
zation from the start. The leaders
would never have made, what proved
to be their fatal bunder, that of endorS-
ing the ticket nominated by the Demo
Gratis, and then trying to go back on it.
With such a start, Harris and Mott
might have induced the Republicans to
fuse, and the result shows what that
would have meant. 1t still looks as il
the Democrats acted wisely in their
choice.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09
Bad Year For stealing

From the Philadelphia Times.
Theft of Senatorships won't pay thi:
season. The men who are trying tc
steal seats in the Senate are so hedgeG
about by unsympathetic Republicans and
Populists that they can't win. The Sen
ate will therefore be Democratic ON al
party issues, and on the chief issues o.
tariff reform and force bill legislation il
will be largely Democratic. Don't try to
steal tine Senate-it can't be, done thi:
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09
Small all Through

From the New York World.
1t is Benjamin the Little to the last,
He cannot even take a licking in broau
and manly way.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09
a well Preserved Echo.

From the Philadelphia Times.
DR.. Macune, the defeated candidate for
president of the Farmers Alliance,
thinks the Alliance isdoomed because the
farmers don't seem to want to have
ANYTHING to do with it. All of which
goes to show that DR.. Macune is well
3 preserved echo Of public opinion. 6. ~
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09

MISS HELEN GOULD is allowed only
$1,000 month to live upon, as indi-
Gated in her fathers will. BY strict
economy, and as she is allowed her
house rent free, Miss Gould may be able
to exist upon this paltry sum.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09
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TOM REEDS JOKE.
The Ex-Speaker Has been to a
Funeral Before,

Mr.. Reed evidently regards the Prcsi-
dents message as an obituary OF the Re
publican party. While it was being read
from the clerks desk be stepped up to
the Speakers rostrum and said Mr.
Speaker, presume when the obituary is
concluded the House will adjourn out oi
respect for the deceased"
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09
ITS an III wind, etc
ON the Providence Journal,

From the Providence Journal.
The $100, 0,00O,0 900 which the rise in the
price of cotton will give to the Southern
planters will go into pockets which un-
questonably need it. But it would not
reach those pockets at all but for the
practice of speculative dealingsin futures
which the supporters Of the anti.option
bill assure US is running the farmers.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09
False E.COnOIIIy

Is practced by people who buy interior
articles of food because cheaper than
standard goods. Infants are entitled to
the best food obtainable. 1t is fact
that the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand
Condensed Mix is the best infant food.
Your grocer and druggist keep it.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09

There are lots of new, pretty and
cheap goods at Laws new store 81
Patton avenue now. The new night
lamp at 20 cents each. Glass rare vases
at SO cents each. Beveled hand mirrors
at 80 cents each, etc., etc.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09
IN THE REALTY WORLD.
what IL Transpiring III the WaN
of Dirt TrausaCttOns,

The following deeds have been filed in
Register Mackey's s office:
L. r. Israel and wife to NJ. J. Israel
and others, 90 acres in county..."$l5O
Ashevilc Tobacco and Improvement
Co., to b. l.. Duke, 0 lots on and
near Valley street. SIS
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1892.

To avoid late rush, make an early
start. is about the proper way to look
at the question of calling an extra session
of Congress.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09

Julia L. Johnson, Staitord's p. O., S. c.,
writes: 81 had suffered 13 years with
eczema and was at times confined to my
bed. The itching was terrible, My
son.in-law got me one half dozen bottles
Of Botanic Blood Balm, which entirely
cured me, and ask you TO publish this
for the benefit Of Others suffering in like
manner"
If taken in time, we will guarantee to
at once cure typhoid and all ievcrs, la
grip, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism,
colds. We mean, not something else, but
lust what we say. Electropoise Co., at
Heinitsh & Reagan's.
Venison, several fine saddles, Just in at
Hill & Shank's.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09
BRILLIANT
Opening Display of Holiday, Goods, COM
mencing Wednesday, November 3Oth,
and continuing thirty days.
STERLING SILVER GOODS

unusually cheap at the present time and we have
very large stock to display both in novelties and articles
of use for the table.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09
BARGAIN CASE.

This case contains many articles which are marked
lower in price than their actual value In this case is
quantity of ROGERS 4 BROS, GENUINE FIRST QUAIL
they have been sold. You tell the SECOND quail
ity of these goods, they always stamped with
arrow running throul heregular mark to Indicate that
they are inferior and imperfect goods.
CUT GLASS AND FINE VASES-We have a small line
of the finest goods on the market
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09

The Retail Groccrs Association offer the
following judgments for sale:
MISS c. BURKE. 70 College St.. .S42 16
VIRGINIA noble, Charlotte St"...... 25 u+
\. II. f"....,.....'...,..... 70
". + JUSTll 3.77
MELVIN Nj rHOLS.............. ............ & 60
lEkklN WILLGS.,,.,......,,........ II 90
The above judgments can he lawfully ten
dercd in payment of all debts to the persons
against v HON they ore issued Persons
wishing to purchase nay call on any Of The
members;
Greer * Johnson, r |. Rcvoil
4. II. Cooper C.. l.. Mcdonald,
K. Il. NoGnd X SON, r. NJ Foster
Wm. ktOgcr, !. $. Fu'lum,
] A. Porter. ". c. Stradlcy ~ Fro
" T. Erwin, j. NJ. * ]. b. Seigler,
.. I Rel. Glenn BrCs
6, II simmons, Gay Green,
A. u Nelson, Hill 4 Sharks,
T. II Lindsay, 5. X. Keeper.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-09

GOVERNOR Holt has issued his procla-
nation calling upon the elct tors chosen
at the recent election to assemble i'll
Raleigh on the second Monday in Jan
uary, 1898, to discharge the duties inn
posed upon them by law" 1t will be a
pleasure for these distinguished Demo
Gratis to cast the eleven electoral votes of
North Carolina for Mr. Cleveland.
THE bill introduced in Congress by
Mr.. Hooker, of Mississippi, providing
for the assembling of that body in
March, instead of December OF each year,
is certainly founded on good common
sense. That body of men elected on
certain we'll defined issues in November,
should, by law, wait thirteen months be-
fore beginning their work, is palpably
wrong.
THERE seems to be determination
on the part of the present Congress to
repeal the Sherman silver law, requiring
the secretary of the treasury to pur-
chase 100000 ounces of silver bull
lion each month. Senator Sherman
himself introduced such bill during the
first session Of the present Congress, and
Senator Hill few days ago introduced
a similar measure.
IT now transpires that the chief of
DR.. Parkhurst's detectives for the sup
preston of crime in New York, is moth
ing more than a blackmailer, andis now
in the Toombs in default of ST 800 bail
The detectives name was Gardner, and
Inspector Byrnes caught him receiving
money from the propretors of dcns otyice
with the understanding that they would
not be pulled. DR.. Parkhurst, like many
modern retormers. is at least chargeable
with undertaking to do something with
instruments of which he knew nothing.
THE Atlanta Constitution makes the
announcement that the idea of a direct
appropriation by the Georgia Legislature
for State exhibit at the Worlds Fair
has been abandoned by the leaders OF the
movement. Last week Governor Nor
then invited the ablest lawyers of the
House and Senate to conference. They
discussed the constitutional provision
governing appropriations, and decided
almost unanimously that the General
Assembly cannot make direct appopri-
alton to send an exhibit of Georgia's re-
sources to the Exposition,
THE Charlotte Observer thinks Gov.
Holt could have been elected Governor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06

CHkNGEABLE wHIP-CORDs, In blue, gar
net. green, and brown, 3S inches wide, reduced
from 371b to Poe. yard. -
ILLUMINATED DIAGONAL woRsTEDs, In
green, blue, garnet, aud brown, real handsome
goods. 90 inches wide, only l21tc.
DOUBLE FOLD ILLUMINATED WORSTED
DRESS GOODS. only 12l1c yard.
FINE w0RsTED BENGALINES, AZ inches
wide, s1.25a yard.
W0RsTED PoPLINs, extra nne and AZ
inches wide, 95c. yard.
LADIES' DRESS fLANNELS, In all colors, 1h
yards wide, Soc. a yard.
FINE WOOL CHEyIOTS, 3S inches wide, In
variety OF styles, soc. yard.
ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAs, 3S inches wide, In
all colors, b0c.
FINE ALL-WooL MATERIAL CROCODILE
EFFECTS. reduced 10 SOC. yard.
WOOL HENRIETTAS, 80 inches wide, only
25c.-in sll colors Those are the incest ever
shown before for that price.
FINE SILK-FINISH HENRIETTAS, equal TO
any 81 goods In the CITY, only 75c. yard.
SILK and WOOL HENRI ETTAS, in all colors,
s1 yard.
in great number OF styles, from sS TO go a
pattern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Carpets, CARPETS,
MATTINGS, OIL-CLOTHS, RUGS,
DRUGGETS, CURTAINS, ART
SQUARES, CURTAIN
Dor CI

Cottage Carpets at 1915. 10, 10, and 23c.
Ingram Carpets at 20, 25, 80, 30, 40, 90, and
55c. for an all wool, worth 13c.
3-ply All-Wooi Carpets at 10 and S5c.
Tapestry Carpets at 40, So, 80, 75, and S5c.,
worth % per cent more.
Body Brussels, Velvet, Moquette at reduced
prices.
MattIncs at 1915, 15 II, 10, 21, %, 25, and
27c. for n Seamless Damask. These goods must
be sold.
OIl-Cloths at 23. 25, 30, and s5c.
Rugs as 80. 90, 75c., 81. $l25. e1.65, So,
s2.75, $3.50, s425, aud IS for large Sofa
Smyrna Rug.
Window Shades at 25. 80. 40, and 45c.-best
Hartshorn Roller and tringed.
Lace Curtains at 90. 75c., 81, SO. and up to
els for pair.
A Pole given with every pair OF Lace Curtains
from 81 up
PoRrIERSs. CHENILLE TABLE-COvERS
Portieres, dado both sides, large size. at s3.eS,
s4.15, 1926, 81, and IS. These are extraordi-
nary bargains and reduced prices
CORSETS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS,
LACES, SATCHELS, TRUNKS. RIBBONS. A
very large, complete, and new stock at reduced
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06

Blazer Suits, In all cotors, medium and hcavJ
weights, from 81 to s20--all sizes.
Wraps In Fur-Trimmed, Plain, Satin-Llned
Box-pleat, Russian Blouse.
great seller, 32-inoh long Wrap, tur-trimmed
full shawl sollar, in light gray, tan, and black. al
sf.90, worth ss.50-an sizes.
One OF our leaders-A Black-Diagonal, ALI
Wool Cloth, "a inches long. black Astrachan. full
shawl collar aud satsnlined, a. 1878, worth S15.
A Stunner-Light-Tan and Gray Wool kersey
Double Box-Pleat Seal, fur-trimnaed. at 90
worth S1S.
Wraps for Old Ladies q specially, from s5 tc
s25-bargains, ali sizes.
Children's and Misses Wraps In Jackets, Ions
Coats, Russian Blouses, Gretchen Coats, all
sizes from 20 Is years. Prices S2.25 to ei6.
Our sales last week In Wraps were immense,
and with our new supply We hope TO double our
sales this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Corner Second and Broad Streets.

There is now displayed on our coun.
ters the most extensive assortment oi
HANDSOME DRESS MATERIALS
ever shown by us before, consisting ol
HANDSOME CHANGEABLE WHIP.
CORDS, CHANGEABLE SERGES,
wORSTED BENGAL1NES, POP.
LINs, HANDSOME CROCODILE
EFFECTS, STORM sERGES, CASH.
MEREs, and HENRIETTAs, besides a
large line Of EXQUISITE AND EX-
elusive PATTERNS IN FINE NOV
ELITES.
Tomorrow (MONDAY) will be gala
day here in DRESS GOODS and
LADIES' and MISSES WRAPS. A
great many NEW DRESS GOODS and
WRAPS will be specials for Monday.
Come and see them early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
New Dress Goods for This Week.

Storm serges In all shades from 1870. TO s1.25.
Tho best Storm Serge In the city at Acc,
worth 1910 inches wide and all wool.
Fancy-Weave Dress Goods reduced 70 50c.-
price last week, Toe.
Illuminated Storm Serges az 23c., reduced
from 40c.
Plain serges and Henriettas at %, 40, so,
Zoe. and sl-aIl reduced prices.
Illuminated Figured Surahs at 81, worth
s1.50.
Black and Colored Failles at 92c., worth s1.25.
Bengalines In all colors, also evening shades,
at 95c--regular price s1.25.
China Silks at 45c., reduced from 65c., In Nile,
pink. light blue, cream, white, red, navy, myrtle,
brown, and black.
Drapery sllks, in plain and fancy. at 5sc., re-
duced from h1c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
WhuSkeus and Vines.

We carry tho largest stock OF FINE WHIs.
KEYS, WINES, and CORDIALS of any house In
the South, and by buying direct from the distil-
Ter we save ythe middle-mans pront, and are
therefore In sposltion TO sell You the best and
purest goods cheaper than any other house.
FULCHER, VIRGINIA RYE, POINTER, OLD
GRAY, MONTICELLO. OUR LEADER, MI.
PLEASANT, BOURBON, and other brands.
Our STAR RYE, four years old. straight goods.
at 1926 per gallon Is the best whiskey for the
money on the market. Other houses will tell
you that they have tho same and 40 good, but
don't be deceived, as We buy tho above in bond.
1t comes direct TO us, 80 no middle mon have On
opportunity OF mixing spirits with it. as they
generally do TO reduce the cost OF samo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
PRESERVES.

We have . complete sssortmens Of Curtis
Brothers EXTRA nne PRESERvES, MARINA.
LADIES, JAMS. and CATSUPS.
We offer fheee JAMS In ons-pound packages
at s2.25 per dozen, and they are the hnest goods
ROBINSON & LoEBLE PRESERVES, fvs.
ROBINSON < ioEsLE PRESERVES, nvs.
pound buckets. SOC. per bucket.
ROBINSON D LOEBLE PRESERvEs. two
pound Jars, 35c. per Jar.
put mp in one-pound glass jars. They are some
thing extra 6ne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
Our Black Goods Department.

Is complete in all qualities and tho lowest prices.
Black and Colored velyets, at so, 63, 20, SO.
and CSC.
Illuminated colored velvots at s1.35-regular
price 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
BLACKDRESS-GOODS

We are displaying this week an extensive as
sortnent OF those Justly Celebrated Priestly
Black Goods, In the manufacture OF which only
the finest silk, purest wool, and best quality OF
dyes are used.
Our AuSTRALIAN-W0OL HENRIETTA Is
remarkable Tor It's frmness and body. both OF
which It retains through any amount OF hard
wear For this reason IL ie a favorite with la
dies desiring serviceable black dresses, and the
price is only soc yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
LADIES'. Misses, GnO
ChiLdrep'S Wraps.

On tomorrow (Monday) morning VIII bo placed
ON our counters the Handsomest Line VI Ladies'
and Misses Wraps ever shown In this city before.
Having been lucky in the special purchase OF
over 500 Ladies' and Misses Wraps, all OF tho
latest styles and best tailor-made, enables US
TO OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS in this
line.
grays, only e6.75.
Ladies' All-WoOl Chevfot Coat, with velvet coli
Ladies' All-wool cheviot, wstteau back, plain
sleeves, $3.50.
ton-leg sleeves, Russian blouse front, only 90.
Ladies' Fine Wool CheNot Russian Blouse,
mutton-leg sleeves, leather trimmings, S11.5O.
Ladies' All-Wool Cheyiot Double Breasted
Jacket, reduced to s5.25.
Ladies', Fine Tailor Made Tan Beaver Coats,
real handsome goods and worth every cent OF
$40, only $3.50.
Ladies' Extra Fine Quality Tan Beaver Cloth,
tailor-made, large pearl buttons reduced from
sl5 70 S11.50.
Ladies Tan Beaver Coats, plated back, tailor
made. reduced to O. 3.25 from s16.
Ladies' Fine Tan Beaver Coats, slk-lined, vel
vet collar, pearl buttons, reduced to sl5.
Ladies Plain Black Coat, 81 and 81.
Ladies' Black Cheylot Coats, fur-trmmed,
Ladies' Fine Black Cloth Coats, black astra-
chan fur trimming, S8 and So
Ladies' Black Cheviot Coats. astrachan fur
trimmings, s10, regular price 1890.
Ladies Fine Black Diagonal Coats, fur
trimmed, s15.
Misses Jackets, In all styles, handsomely
made, sizes IL to IS, at 1925, s6, and $500.
Children's Jackets, in mixed tans, neatly
made, age 70 IA years. a. SO apiece.
Children's Jackets, made OF nne beaver.
trimmed In astrachan, age TO IA years, 80
apiece.
60.
Ladies' Newmarket Cloaks, reduced from
sI5, SIS, and s20 70 % for your choice OF ANY.
These are the biggest bargains you ever saw.
LADIES REFER SUITS, made OF blue and
black flannel, az $500.
LADIES' BLUE BLAZER SUITS at S5.
LADIES KNIT sKIRTs, 50c., 81, $l25, and
LADfEs' BALMoRAL SKIRT PATTERNS.
81, 81 .25, and 4l.50.
HANDSOME CASHMERE DELAINEs, 80
inches wide, SIC.
A large and handsome selection OF INFANTS
ana CHILDREN'S CAPS, BONNETS, and TAM
o. SHANTERs at all prices.
CREAM, WHITE. BLUE, and RED ELDER
DOWN, 2S inches wide, 40c. q yard.
BLUE, CREAM, YELLOW, CANARY, NILE
GREEN, and HELI0TR0PE CREPE CLOTH,
for evening dresses, only 12Ifc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
CANDIES.

TENNEY's NEW YORK FINE CANDIES in
CREAM WINTERGREENS, AND PEPPER
MINrS, CHOCOLATE PRALINEs, CARAMELs,
MARSHMALL0WS, etc. IMPORTED FRENCH
GLACE FRUITS in fancy packages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
RAISINS.

We have in our stock OF RAISfNS, CUR.
RANTS, CITKON, ctc. for your fuit-caks and
plum-pudding
: CLEANED cURRANTs In One-pound pack
ages.
CLEANED sULTANA RAIsINs In onspound
EXTRA FINE sULTANA RAIsINs.
EXTRA FINE ONDARA RAlSiNS.
EXTRA LARGE CUhRANTS.
We have the finest CITRoN in the city.
ORANGE AND LEMON PEEL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
COFFEE.

In C0FFEES tho most fragrant aud delicious
brands that can be secured are kept by us.
Csc. per pound. You will ind It to oe supe-
rior article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06

We are agents for HALLS BAZAAR
ioRMS in wood posts, iron posts, and
'he complete form. No investment
gives rs much satisfaction Us one Of
these forms, saving you any amount Of
Worry and trouble. Agents for the
bUFfERICK PATFERAS.
Choice line OF FRENCH PER-
fUMERY and SOAl'S. These are
very fine. We also have the Do
ALSTlC makes, 70 which we call at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
TEAS.

II you haven't tried our FINE TEAS thsrs is
treat In store for you.
We have the finest GUNPowDER, ooLONa,
and ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
FLOUR.

We have bargain In FLOUR,
We received an invoice OF I o barrels OF FANCY
PATENT FAMILY FLOUR as q sample, and We
are going 10 sell it at e5.2o per barrel Every
barrel guaranteed TO give entire satisfaction
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
THE PRICES WE QUOTE STAND
THE GOODS ARE SOLD

, KABO CORsETS-They won't bresk-there's
primer on tho corset subjective don't have
the primer, but can give you the Corset at Soc.
so dozen-BOYs PLUSH SCHOOL CAPS
With ear-pieces-25c. each.
SKIN RUGS.-Nost beautiful Skin Rugs-for
rooms and halls-carriage robes-buggy robes
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. combina-
ton colors-also Plush Robes
DRESS GOODs-We are al the top OF tho lad
der when Il comes 10 Dress Goods-all the newest
weaves are shown-Nayy Blue and Garnet are
the principal colors-54-tnch Habit Cloth-in all
shades and black--75c., worth s1.
46-inch Navy Blue and Black Storm Serge,
S5c., worth s1.25.
46-lnch- -Chevron--in browa only-sold for
e1.l0, now 75c,
Al-Wool Robo Cloth In Black-Brown-Gar
net--Cardinel-1an--Gr = 25c.
n ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
CHEESE.

We have the EDAM, SAP sAGO. PINEAPPLE,
ENGLISH DAIRY, CLUB-HOuSE and CREAM
CHEESES. The American Clubhouse Cheese
is put up In glass jars, and will recommend It.
self 10 all lovers Of good old cheese.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06

Unique LACE BUREAU SCARFS.
PIN.CUSHIONS, in lovely shades,
with handsome lace and royal art
squares.
HEAD-RESTS, in all the new shapes
and at all prices.
splendid range of FANCY PRINCES,
made exclusively for US. by our own
order as to tue combination OF colors.
New and confined designs In FANCY
DlAPERY SILKS.
ART CANVAS and CLOTHS in great
variety.
BEAL and IMITATION SHELL
COMBS and PINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
SILKS.

You will also find displayed on our counters
this week Hand ome Limo OF Evening silks.
os.angeabie ana Illuminated, plain, plsld, and
figured. Beautiful Figured Changeable Silks
reduced from s1.25 10 s9c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
C. and B. Jams.

Never before have these goods been sold - low
as that.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
MATING.

Another large purchase OF Aattings enables us
10 ofIer some special Inducements In that lino
this weok. We will sell tomorrow
% pieces Excellent Mating at 1896, former
price, zoe.
25 pieces Superior Quality Mating at 1sc.,
former price, 23c.
25 pieces Regular SOC Mating at 20 aud 23c.
25 pieces Regular 37lfc. Mating at 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
ATTRACTIONS
GEORGE 4. HUNDLEY'S
LEADING GROCER
WINE MERCHANT.

We have now open for your inspection
the finest line Of STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES ever seen in this city, and
we wish to call your attention. to few
of our specialties.