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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1892-03-16

For RcvelIlel.
WISTERs.-Feb. &c, 1892, at his
residence in Rodney, Miss, Hiram
IS. Winters, aged 6S years.
He leaves q wife aud children who
sincerely mourn his loss. A self.
made man, one OF sterling integrity
and honor, christian and gentle
man. In his death Rodney has lost
one Of her best citizens. In his pri.
vate relations he was ever gentle and
kind ; his last hours showing that he
was prepared for the future which
awaited him. Generous and hospit-
able, his doors being ever open u
the sick and unfortunate. Only 4
few weeks before his death he vel
coined to his home a fair and frail
little northern flower, lovely girl,
whose mother had sought our sunny
cline in the vain hope Of restoring
to health her only daughter who was
rapidly asting away with that drca,l
disease, consumption. But too late.
Soon a badge Of white crepe was OBJ
served on the gate by the passers-by,
silently telling that a pure young
life had taken its flight. Only few
short weeks and it was succeeded by
the black. The kind-hearted owner
who had welcomed the gentle strang-
er now sleeps in grave almost US
new as her own.
Rest sweetly, old friend /; we hope
some day To meet you in a brighter,
happier world. A FRIEND.
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$50 % s1l9 80 sls3l

Ordered, That n 5 Walker have
credit in his settlement with the
state and county auditors for lands
sold the state March 7th, 1892, for
taxes of 1891; state tax 81 so, coun-
" tax $40; total, $500.
n S Walker filed his report OF
assessment and collection Of polls
and personal property made by him
for the fiscal year 1901, which, less
his commission Of so. is as follows:
State tax. $4.33; county tax, s10.13;
polls, $113.90. Ordered, that the
report be received and filed and the
sheriff be charged with these a.
mounts.
Board then adjourned until 9 q.
m, Wednesday.
Wednesday.
Board met at 0 a. m. Present
same rs Yesterday.
Ordered, that warrants issue as
follows:
y N Brashear, Co Supt, sala-
ry, &c for Jan and Feb. $40 %
w Calm, sdrs poor house.. 5 "a
Cy Shelton, r Gibson, M
Sanford, poll tax refund
ed (tIle former over age.
two latter under agel 81
each. ................. D w
B Fl Morchead, sending lu-
natic TO Jackson. .... 3 90
F III Foote, L VI Rea, A NJ
Addison. election commits
sioners, 90 each. ..- 27 90
C A Gordon, L Hamilton, T
j Ably. deputy commissions
ers of election, 81 EACH. 3 90
C B Darden, deputy commits
sioner and clerk. ...... 2 90
E ] Smith, J M Harding, III
Wicklifie, r Fl Sessions,
] w Harris, T w Stone,
Z r Adair, B # Parker,
Ar Chunn, B A Foster,
BF Hynum, ] A Mccall,
inspectors of election, 81
each. .......-.......s. IL w
B Frazier, w G Harrington.
J Sanders, inspectors and
returning officers, $2 each o 90
A T. Grifiing. A d Weeks,
w L McCay, 5 Farmer,
Z Riteman, election clerks
1 4 each .~~@~.... D UO
ID Ii A~m~kmnA l. rfunb mwI
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[Cailed forth BY hearing the eplshst ''eshs
real" sneeringiy applied to the great art crisi
and moralistl.
There lies above our grosser air
region Of blue heaven fair,
Too thin feathers weight 10 boar,-
Aud there 10 souls like white snow driven
From earth's rough waves rest is givvn,-
harbour locked BY lands OF heaven.
All, to reach IL Only one
OF men | know beneath the sun
Who to this home OF rest has won.
All shapes Of beauty he can see,
All hu1s Of blight divinity.
Trust him lie can not 10 TO thee
For though betwixt dull earth and him
such clouds aud mlsis deceptive swim,
That 10 bis eyes life's WAYS look dimi
Yet, when on high he lifts his gaze,
lie eees the staIs' uutrOublrd ways,
And the divine Of endless days.
To us this star or that seems bright,
And sit some heading meieor's light
Holds for a while our raptured sight.
But lie discerns each noble star
The least are only the most far.
Whose worlds, may be, The mighticst are.
He marks not meteOrs that 90 by,
Fircd for one moment rs they fly;
He heeds not, knowing they must die.
How should he care what men may say,
Who see no heaven day iiy day,
Aud dream not Of his hidden way
He cares not though they call him mad.
Yet who would see his fellows glad,
From sympathy with woe is sad
And he is sad. n for himself,
But for the inhumgn love Of pelf
All knees bowed 10 one Baal, Self.
lis vain n preach, and no men know
The sweetness twere with him to 70,
Leaving our beaten life below.
So, like lovely vine be stands,
Iha. stretches sympathetic hands,
To cling with all It's thousand bands.
Yet, though, because 90 prop be nigh,
Ia ye&rning tendiils dro0p and de-
IL stands, for II Is stayed ON high.
London Spectator.
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[Cailed forth BY hearing the eplthst "eshe-
real" sneeringly applied to the great art critic
and moralistl.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1892-03-16

This excellent arrangement will meet long
f,ll want. al il secures no change ~ cars Of any
class. IN either direction. between Memphis and
ST. Louis. and provides an unsurpassed time
Rul service. THIS train also reaches Chicago at
All early hour the next evening. aud In addition
the day express. leaving Memphis st 900 a. m,
daily CONNECTS directly At Fulton with Illinois
Central Railroad for Cairo, Chicago and all
points on or via that line. Il being the ouly
morning train from Memphis for Cairo and
Chicago.
Passengers fnr Cairo. ST. Louis. Chicago and
points beyond will ind Il 10 their convenience
and interest 10 secure tickets via this line
All trains depart from and arrive nj the new,
elegant aud capacious Union Depot, centrally
located At Front aud Poplar streets, Memph-
u. Team.
John Echals 81 Vice. Pres, +. w. How,
Traffic N lnager, ]. l.. Frazier, SuperIntrnd-
ent, " II. prouiy, G.. r. A.: Louisville. Ky
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- THE -
MEMPHIS AND ST, LOUIS SHORT LINE

Newport News 4 Miss. Valley,
Illinois Central r. r.,
And Cairo Short Line.
Has Inaugnrated the Running Of
Pullman Palatial Buffet Sleeping Cas- and
Fsstclass Coaches between
MEMPHIS AND SAINT LOUIS
On Fast Schedule, "a Follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10
CORyER SECOND And BROAD.

OUR oDD-AND-END SALE will be continued
al through this week. MANY ATTRACTIONS
EVERY DAY. c,os
GRAIN SATIN-EDGED RIBBONS, some slightly
soiled Nos. o, 12, and 10, your choice o. yarn'
Narrow width, 25 and Z, 2lc; -, ,>,>-r,
$500 yards Remnants CANTON flANNEL,
ileached, regular price ., ~, l2ts, ald LOG. d
yard. choice 6llc yard. ... ...,.,, 90,
10 pieces All-Wool striped DRESS GOODS, 80
inches wide regular price Zoe. reduced TO Jl5sc.
3 patterns of FIGURED GROS-GRAlN SILK.
bow knot, ring, and polka dot, regular price
$3.50 yard, reduced 70 sl.b2.
pieces COTTON CRASH at Sc. yard.
HASS0CKS, regular price 75c., reduced 70
81 Bleached TABLE-CLOTHS, frlngei all
around reduced 20 21.25-sll pure linon.
10 CHENILLE TABLE-c0vERs reduced to
All shades Of our ooc. POINT D'sPRIT. re-
is Remnants OF our al FAILLE reduced 70 SOC
3 Long Gray FUR BOAS, 2sl yards long, 81.
Remnant Of FINE CASHMERE, SO inches
so oWINDow-sHADEs. with fringe--lob lot
reduced from soc. TO 25c.
FEATHER BOAS, 9Oc. -
Remnants OF CHECKED and STRIPED MUS
Misses BLACK RIBBED HOSE, double knees,
white feet, sizes 6l4 10 7ls, regular prlce Zoc',
NcH.WovEN CORsETs, regular price
i tDr., felucfQ I'd Obis
AiicsILK NULL in colors, regular price SOC,
linen. HUCK, and DAMAsK TOWELS regu-
| lar price l7c., this week I've. u.unvvp
Ladies' PURE-L1NEN INITIAL hANDhhh-
| CHIEts. 8l.l5 half dozen. u,,,,,,,,
Gentlemen's PURE LINEN-BOs0M SHIRTS,
| 42c. s,,.,,-
| MUsLINs, l0c., reduced from 1885.
| An shades EVENING GLOVES, S3.25.
| WRITE BED-SPREADS at great sacrihce-see
| our window. 49,
| pieces BLACK and GRAY MIXED CHE
| yIO1S reduced TO 19c., 80 inches vide.
All shades DRESS FLANNELs, OF inches
"iRei Remnants n ais Of BLACK DRESS GOODS half
Romnant BLACK BEADED NET, sL50 q
| yard. reduced from S3.5O.
| FANCY TABLE-C0VERS, s1.65-6-4 and S-4.
| NEWMARKET CLOAKS. black and colored,
reduced from sl5 to 60. This Is great slaugh-
ter, only 60.
Every CLOAK in the house has been reduced
| far below cost. Some nice choice ones LETT yet.
| 1 piece Nice RED TABLE LINEN reduced 70
MFRRIMACK SHIFTING PRINTS 4I6c.-good
| styles. .,...,, .,, - ,,tvpo c,cc,
| MEKE, very fine, reduced to sl.29 yard.
| FIR CAPES reduced from $3.50 20 $500.
l Remnant-24 yards-of WOOL CARPEI,
| Doc. reduced from toc. -. ,,,,,,., . . .,
| Remnants OF GOOD WOOL CAhthAo' d 70 l.
| gard lengths, very cheap. .,...,,
A good assortment Of CARPETS, both Ingram
and Brussels, ag greatly reduced prices Ma
charge for making aud laying. 1900, o,.
| RUGS, DRUGGErS, MATS, FLOOR OIL.
CLOTHS, and MATTINGS. All al reduced
prices. Remnants Of oIL~CLOIHS and NAT
| TINGS extra cheap.
| LADIES RIBBED VESTS, 2lc.
| CuIIDRESis VESTS, 10, 1874, 20, and CSC.
20 GLORIA UMBRELLAS reduced from
| sl.37l3 20 Ell.
ODD LAGE CURTAINS, one pair OF kind
extra quality at halt price.
| MEMS HEAyY MEklN0 SHIRTS reduced to
| 50c. -
| regular price tl.
o pair BLANKETS, slightly soiiea' o1herwise
| perfect, extra cheap.
RED QUILTS, 81. s1.25, s1.50, and up.
We viii have MANY SPECIAL BARGAINS all
| through the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10

ops-FRENcH and s'r.ssOs han''' sold 'r"
than5
90 pees woRsrRD sold for
than &c sysrf
500 par LADIES REGUARMDE HosE-n regular price s
sgenuneC
t sold at si syi 80.
40c ayarL
1pecen 5oc now2o, sy"h
the kind the 10, &C., kind i5c yard
SILK HANDKERcHlEFs- each
stss yard 1928
sndmarAed down halt
,ouro corroS
yFATI -thatso
f
,THER
FEATHER IS, now $3.50
Csc
-eriy)
bOs
Alfalfa ib,ck-- HENRIErrM 25c yard
ionthe in
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TtCenty Gents

choice.
odd lot OF Fancy Mugs-consitlng OF
shaving and other kinds--at 12c. choice.
lot of Opal Match-Safes, can be seen
in the darkest room at a glance, DC.
choice.
| lot of Fruit-Dishes and Cake
Stands-decorated or white-from Sl.l9,
69c., and 59c. to l5c. choice.
| lot Pepper-and-Salt Shakers, owl
shape, SO. choice.
/ lot of about 7 dozen Fancy Cake
Plates-were 40 and 39c. each-for lOc.
About % dozen Small-Size CHAM
BERS will be sold at only loo.
An ode lot Of Cuspadores, were 5sc.,
for 25c
About IS dozen Small-Size Stone
Vinegar-Jugs for &c. choice.
10 dozen English China Vegetable
Dishes, with covers, worth 81, for 5Oc.
About dozen Fancy Cuspadores,
were 29c., for l5c. :,
3 dozen Brass and Silyerined Umbrel-
la Stands for $40.
small lot Of Imported Water Tum-
blers for 81 per dozen, from s2.9S; an
other lot at 60c. per dozen, from 81 80
Imported Finger Bowls at l5c.. from
42c. l lot Sugar Dishes, with and with
out covers, for SC.
Imported Fairy-Lamp Globes for l5c..
from CSC.
6 only Imported 3-piece Water Sets,
from S1.59 to SOC.
5 only Apiece Water Sets from s2.s'
TO 81.
4 only Water-Sets, 6 pieces, were
s.. .4S, for sl.50.
8 only Lemonade-Sess for sl.75, from
s44S.
big lot of Clipped or otherwise
damaged Glassware will be sold at an
AIRY NOTHINGNESS, as for instance,
Water Pitchers at 15c., from 79c. and
4Sc. Engraved Cheese Dishes for zoo,
from 89c. Butter Dishes at &c., from
$50. Berry Bowls at &c., from o9c.
Water Bottles at 1Oc., from $50. ; Pep
per, Salt, and Mustard.Sets at 10c..
from 29c. Berry Dishes at 3d.. from
20c., and 80 on.
There is no big quantity Of any one
article in the above lot.
TINWARE AND KITCHEN UTEN'
SILS.-1 lot Sprinklers. dented. ol
otherwise damaged, for 6c. another LOT
at 1Oc. +; / lot q, g., and 4-quart Coffee
Pots, slightly damaged. for 90. choice
6 dozen l0-inch Basins, with strainers,
for &C.. ! small lot Dinner Buckets, -.
sorted kinds, for 10c. I; lot Oil-Cans q
l0c.. from 29c. (; Japanned Spice Sets q
15c., from 29c. large Milk-PAils, with
ssrainers, from 80 and 2lc. to 10c. Nick
eled and Bronzed Cuspadores, slight
" dented. at 25c. pair. from $50. ! 10,
Bread and Cake Boxes for 49c. ] lo'
Tes-Kettles (tops LOST at 6c.
ALL GOODS SOLD AS DAMAGED
WE GUARANTEE NOT TO LEAK.
ONE CARLOAD Of the celebrated
Porcelain lined. long-handled SAUCE
rAN6 viii - sold q LESS THAI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10

THE COHEN CoMPANY-Continusd. /.
MANUFACTURERS COST. The sizes
run from three quarts to the largest
made, which will sell for 90c., and all
the other sizes will be sold equally as
cheap in proportion.
/ lot Hat and Coat Racks, were &C.,
for 1Oc. ; All Picture Frames that were
50. 10, and 39c. will be sold at 25c.
plush-Lined Picture Frames at Toe.
from S1.19; l6x20 Picture Frames at
9sc., from 81. As and 1923. All Framed
Pictures in the house left over from the
holiday trade will be sold at less than
cost. as for instance Pictures which were
1898 are now sl.25.
Odds and Ends OF Ornsments-also
some Clipped ones-remnants OF the
HOLIDAY TRADE at MUCH LESS
THAN COST; $3.50 Vases for 29c
$3.50 Vases for 9Sc 5 pair OF Bisque
Figures, were SAG PAIR for S2.25
5 Flower Vases. were S2.6S, for Toe
Laco Vases for S1.5O, from 1915, and
30 on.
TO17 EAST BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10
Odd copies
of Ruskin.
handsomely
and dura-
bly bound,
Great Bargains
In Books.

regular price 81, will sell Tor 5Uc. |;
broken acts OF Dickens, Scott, Thacke-
ray, and Gilmore Simms, bound in green
cloth and gold, slightly shop-worn, 35c.
History OF United States, chronology
cally arranged. 15c. /; o Complete 6et OF
Dickens, fifteen volumes, bound in silk
cloth, $3.50
The Zig-Zag Books, Tsttered Tom
Series, Onward and Upward Series, Lake.
Shore Series. and Great River Series viii
sell at one third less than the marked
price. Mark Tvsin'A Tom Sawyer.
Roughing II, Innocents Abroad. q. 50
Chsmbers's Encyclopedias. IA volumes,
unabridged edition, g. AL Of our -
psperbOund novslA "a; I'll of eas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10

Calendars at one-half price. Good
Black Ink in ounce bottles, 5c. half
ounce bottles, Be.
viii there be any
after this week? The Wr0DS
closing sale must take " ''f''
them all. The cost is i-----------------
not regarded. This for new and the
best garments of this season.
Long Velvet Cape with Jet and en-
broidery, S35, from $50. Damassi
Cape studded with jet all over, SO,
from so.
Cloth Capes elaborately trimmed, S.,
from si4. 9S $3.50, from $3.50.
Bedford Cord Capes with Ostrich
collars, Sl2, from s23 ; the same Camels-
Hair, 81. from sl5.5c.
Long Goats, Camels.Hair, trimmed
with Mink, Sl2, from sls.75.
Bedford Cord trimmed with Mink,
Sl5. from S25.S7.
Tan Cheveron Jackets with shaw
front of mouhon, sl2, from sl9.87.
Every Garment for Misses and Chill
dren that priced between S3.75 and
SJ.75 for 50 each.
25 per cent. off every Child's and In
fant's Cashmere Cloak in the house.
LADIES' and Children's Shirt-Waists-
s3 for SIX trimmed with Velvet, from
$3.50; Sl.50 for a choice OF all the Sill
Shirt Waists from 81 to 81 Ladies
Flannel Shirt Waists and Blouse, 75c.,
from l.9S and S2.40; Satteen for Toe.
from 81. 10 and Sl.29.
Misses and Boys Shirt Waists IL
Flannel and Cotton for considerably les
than cost.
The departments Of Curtains, Car
! pets, Upholstery, Hosiery, Gloves, Gen
tlemen's Furnishings, Millinery, En-
broidery, Corsets, Muslin Underwear
Cutlery, and Bedding will have price
they never had before.
All the prices stated since the begin
ming OF this sale hold good unless other
wise stated and unless sold out. Good
oraered viii not be sold at the presen
marked selling prices.
A FEAST OF BARGAINS IN TIL
BASEMENT.
Surplus stock and odds and ends o
everything will be closed out at i
HEAVY LOSS.
| lot of odd Baskets, consisting OF al
kinds, for DC. choice.
| big lot of odds and ends in Damage
China such as Clipped, &c.-consistin
of Tea-Pots, Pitchers, Decorated Cup
and Saucers, Calculates, Meat-Dishes
Gas Globes, Flower-Pots, &c, a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10
lT1Uo Cents choice

/ lot OF assorted China and Glassware,
such as Clipped, &c., consisting of Self
Pouring Tes-Pots, which sold at 80. %,
S2.73, and $3.50; Decorated Butter
Dishes, fine quality Cups and Saucers,
Card Receivers, Gas. Globes, which sold
at SIC. and sl.l9; Oyster-Plates, Rose
Jars. &c, at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10
INVENTOR SALE
N MI77ELDORFERS', ,
NEW GRANITE BUILDING,
2Iz east Broad street.

Cloaks, Wraps, Carpets, Dress-Goods.
Underwear, Rugs, Oil-Cloths, Mattings,
Portieres, Lace Curtains, Comforts,
White Spreads, Towels, Napkins, Table
Cloths. Corsets. Hosiery, Gloves,
Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods, White
Goods, Domestics. Ginghams, Prints,
Muffs. Boas, Fur Trimmings.
Trunks, Satchels, Fancy Goods of all
kinds, Blankets, Druggets. In fact, our
entire stock to be sold at a great sacri-
fee. Now is the time to get bargains.
Every article marked way down. Give
US q call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10
Br0ken Prices.
The January Sale
LOSS TO US for YOUR

oalegitmate e4ohange OF LOSS ~ oo Tor iOo
prTyING OUT SEASON.
M & we give day the road taken to force this great Iadee
ne msrepesented We the
& Of the former it be expected that all third OF the
You must through
men for thousand price-hgures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10
DRESS GOODS.

English Herring Bone suiting, - inches wie,
very ane and strictly Al-Wool, redaced IRON VI
" Handsome Imported stripe. Check, ana Plaid
Aii.Wool suItlngs reduced from sl 70 ooc-
yard. ,,, An xvoo, c.mnps-Ualr
Serge, In full range OF coiors, reducod nun u
Imno~ted Bedford Cords in blue and steel
crav az inches vide, reduced from s2 TO si'Jo
yard. ry.t-a,a chavtot AL
Wool Dress Goods reduced iroih ooc- " "''S~ :"
yard. o,.s. ID. rasuce.i fr I'm
az s3.T5: from $3.50 ~ $3.50, aud from GU
70 $3.50 yard. -o ,,.n., visa "a
duc.d from "a to s3, and from 90 10 ~ q yAfu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10
SPECIAL.

We sinv,te your attentionto line of % DRESS
p sTTERNs which will be found on our cenif .
tahie. All new aud desirable goods, which WIZ WIZ
he sold nj about halt price. Al contain -, .ui ~,
a. rs. 500, s2.97, e4.25, and si.oO each Tor
EnI flress Pattern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10
White Goods Of fyiss yards;

Ahuoiluo thhs oOiu
for 25c. TO be sold for 12lc.
White or Cream India Linens that
sold for 25c. yard for 12lc.
Striped Muslin, in fancy weaves, to
be sold for &c. a yard.
Lace Yoking at 12Ac., from Zoe.
Dimity Stripes and Checks that sold
for 40 and 4Sc. for 25c. yard.
Yoking that sold for SIC. and 81 for
80 and 60c. yard.
French Nainsooks that sold for 45c.
for % and 35c. from G0c.
32-inch Nainsook Tucking, 6Oc., from
81 yard /; 81, from $3.50.
Persian Mulls, 10c., from lSc. &C.,
from 35 and 4Oc. Dotted Muslins. &c.,
from 12tc.; 16c., from 25c. Thread
Cambrics, 81 yard, from Sl.79; 75c.,
from 81. 10; Acc, from Toe.
Linen Lawn, 5Oc., from Zoe. l5c.,
from % and SOC.
..TA The sSssP, ssls Gt 1;no.. mn nsns 'h viii i
be continued as pre-
vious q n L------------.' u O.
ment
Every piece OF
and Dress PHSSeUlPDteTU
trimming inl
the house, noi'---
matter what, will be sold for precisely
for one half the marked price Cfor Mon
day only.
SO pieces Of Silk. Tissues, Bereiges, and
several other kinds of
l2ic. from zoe. a Ve1Zin6S
yard.
DR.. Warmers Camel's-Hair and Ameri-
ca Hosiery Company's Knit Underwear
for ladies or gentlemen. These are the
highest grade of goods manufactured
light and medium weight, Sl.50, from
g. 36 and S2.75.
20 per cent. will be deducted from all
and every sort OF Woollen Underwear in
the houser-from lowest present marked
prices.
500 pieces All,Silk Ribbons, gros-
grain. with satin edge. 4. 6, s, and l0c.
for the widest--about half usual price
all colors and black.
All the SOC. Gentlemen's Neckweal
MONDAY only for 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10
D. 6 E. NITTELDORFER, ,
PIT east Broad street,
la 3-Su, ru&Thl

Balance Of WINTER MILLINERY must %
amctlon In prlces Trimmed and untrimmed
siais ana Bonnets at hall their former prices.
Prince OF Wales Tips IN all ooiors, and other
a, a. u an ming uafs Bonnets and Nuns-veilug
:" MIS- B. W. COSBY,
307 east Broad street.
n. r. Roses and Flowers for evening wear.
10 8-eod2t' ----
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WE OFFER BARGAINS UNPARALLELED By
ANY HOUSE IN AMERICA.
IMPORTED DRESS PATTERNS.

Fine Imported Dress Patterns, In some OF the
best styles Of the season and all our iales' pur-
chases. - 40 *
= patterns' former price sl2, now eI.oo.
psfterns. former price els, now 500.
2 patterns, former price s25. now Slf.'o.
. paitarns, former price $50, now So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10
yEI.VETS.

nBellou CisD 27.Inch Finest Imported Az
silk Black Velvet reduced from sll.oo 10 SUD
aons Au-suk Black Velvet reduced from
1850 TO $3.50 a yard. .,,..a
LYONS Black and Colofed SIX 'eife's 'o'u0ou
TO sI and sl.50 yard $4,000, ,..r,
Brocaded and Fancy seiyets rs'aSeu , Ho ~, -.
70 s,e;e.' aud from IS and 60 a yard TO si.oO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-10
SuIb Sale

with the opening Of tomorrow morn
ing. >. Gill.
rions new designs OF stripes and fgures'
,l0"S az" SaIuo Iu of Which ia si.45. This price
will be Soc. n,.;o ,o
evening, street, and house wear Sl'@o
ward. from S2.9S and 81. %.
About 500 yards of Satins, Snrahs,
and other silk Materials that sold IRON
Sc TO 6gc. for 25c. yard.
Black Sicilian Silk, Toe, from sL5o !;
Black Gros- Grain Silk for 6Oc., from soc.
About 1900 yards of Remnants OF
Silks. c.,oa
2linch heavy double-warp Coiored
Surahs, 45c. yard, from 9Sc.
Colored Faille Francais in new shades
SOC yard, from Soc. and 96c. 40
White India Silk, finest grade, 20
inches wide, 60c., from Sl.l9. d,
India Grape, white III figures ana
blacks The. from 81. 50 and 2l.65.
Embroidered Chiifons, 40 incnes VIDE,
in all shades and black and white, 81 a
ward. from SO. 40 and 50. 90.
six Chilons, all shades, Bic, from
4jc. oo-
Black Silk Bengalines, 9Oc., from
Sl.4 -, q,
White and Cream Faille, 81 a yard
from Sl.65. ,.o
24.inch Black Faille, very handsome,
for 81 yard, from SLIGO. CT,
The balance of the Colored SILK
Gauzes-about 200 yards--to be sold Tor
l5c. a yard. oo no.
silk Pushes that were GO to 9Sc. =,
take your choice for Zoe. a yard Striped
Silk Velyets for 20 and 25c. yard
some of them were 800 yard.
All the SILK Velyets, colored ana
black. that sold for Sl.25 to Sl.4o uor
,orlo.- onlvA II Il ward
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81. - for Monday only sSc. yard.
The 49-inch Priestley Fine Serge that
sold for 9sc. for zoe.
46.inch All-Wool High-Grade Hen
rietta, 75c., from CSC.
4G-inch Priestley Camel's-Hair, 81,
from 81 .i3.
5O-inch All.Wool Habit Cloth, g for
a dress pattern. from Si.2O.
SAC. Bleached Muslin for &c.
&c. Bleached Muslin for 71c.
2Oc. Feather Tick for 12lc. yard.
Any Print in the house, whether the
price WAS 7sc., &c, or &c., the entire
stock will he closed for DC. yard.
$500 yards Fine Unbleached Muslin,
full yard wide-7c. quality for DC. q
yard.
The closing sale OF
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Observation-Disclosures Booklets and
Calendars at one-half price. Good
Black Ink in ounce bottles, &c. T; half
ourca bottfas %
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Linens ment will
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matter what, will be sold for precisely
for one half the marked price lfor Mon
day only. :,
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Every piece OF
Fabric III the
house that sold
from, S1 10 TO