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The herald., 1893-07-17
United states Market.

]. r. Taylor has purchased the above bust
ness at 3O2 South Spring street. Fresh game,
fish, shrimps, crabs, etc, when in season. Mod
crate prices. Goods delivs red free.
The herald., 1893-07-17

Largest Stock of Fruit and Vegetables
Cherries, currants and apricots, the best in
the market, at Althouse Bros, l05 w. First
street. Telephone 1893.
The herald., 1893-07-17

Undelivered telegram at the Western
Union telegraph Office, corner of Court
and Main streets, July rs, 1898, for
Grager BEoa.
The herald., 1893-07-17

Constable Richardson arrived from
Riverside yesterday in charge of S. A.
Drummond, who is accused by T. Ladd
of embezzling between 5000 and $500.
Drummond edited paper at Lancaster,
and is well known In political circles.
The herald., 1893-07-17
Londonderry Water. Woollacott, ag't.
East India Herh ysa Cpres

r. D. List, notary public Legal papers rare
fully drawn. 127 W. Second; telephone 165.
The herald., 1893-07-17
wall Paper at Cost.

Closing out ssle-Eckstrom & S.rasburg, 30,
and 800 sou.h Main street.
The herald., 1893-07-17

Wall paper at cost; must sell: white back, d
cents a roll. Chicago Wall Paper HouSe, 237
South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-07-17

Wall paper, white back. cents roll, at Chi
,ago Wall Paper House 237 South Spring
The herald., 1893-07-17
Indications.

Forecast for Southsrn California. Fail
weather; warmer; westerly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

mill comes the hundreds Of bath
luxury 50 lavishly shown about the
big store, and the great jacquard
loom running here is from that
mill. See it create the exquisite
patterns, perfect as from artists
brush; while tireleSs muscles Of
iron and steel, propelled by the
subtle power Of electricity. make
possible a speed Of production the
Turk never dreamed of. No one
within a hundred miles of Rich
mond should fail to see the two
processes---and secure a supply Of
the Towels and other luXuries
shown in an abundance that no
store can carry regularly, and at
prices surprisingly low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
J. A. GRIGG,
m1a Pace Block.
THE PUBLISHERS TAKE PLEA
i SURE in announcing that they now have
ready the LIFE AND TINES OF
C.. G.. .UEM.MLVGER,
Qate Secretary OF tho Treasury, Con-
federate States OF America-)
PATRIOT, STATESMAN, AND JURIsT.
ByHENRY D. CAPERS, An.

This book should be IN the hands OK every
American reader, because
l. IL il the truthful record Of a noble life, made
In graceful terms by an accomplished author.
2. IL il the best and most exhaustive treatise
on the banking system OF tho United States
Every legislator, banker, or merchant should
have IL as a textbook.
q. II is the only fall and complete history Of
the financial policy Of the Confederate States
Treasury 49,,
4. liz discusses the problems OF politicalecono-
my involved In the tariff measures now before
Congress and tho people, by presenting the
speeches OF some OF the ablest statesmen on
this subject.
B. IL contains the only history OF "NULLIFI-
CATION by South Carohna In 1892 In print.
q. 1t contains full synopsis OF the case Of tho
state OF South Carolina 60. the Bank OF South
Carolina and the argument OF Mr.. Aemminger.
Every lawyer should have IL.
T. Ii contains the true inspiration OF q noble
life for youth to emulate and manhood to sd-
mire.
Royoi octave; 6o4 pages. Beautifully iilus-
tfated.
Price: Fun cloth. 81: library snsop, .s,Arpisd
edge, .@.50i nsn Morocco, gill top, 81.
EVERETT WADuEY COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS,
No. 1105 east Main street, Richmond, Va.
Agents wanted In every county IN We South.
10 12-eed9t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

Nact Hcmstitched Hernanio
Wells ana Black Hcrnanie Wells
vtl crepe borlors These are
..tr.v new this season aud very
-rM.ia.
'rUnre Wool Black liouri-
,-aCDths. S,yges, Storm Scrgcs.
Hack Nohair and Black Lans-
f.uu for skirts and dresses.
Sow oIrg4 in Plain. Striped, and
fu.lei Ucruanies. ami Grena-
llae for evening wear from 81 q
yard up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
THE COHEN co.

of fact; a reason for the linen trade
that centres here. Table Damask
is an item Of the department.--the
widths given being eXact---
6G-iuch full bleach German, four designs, soc.
6f-inch. German. nve designs, zoe.
66-nch, half bleached-s few careful wsshing Is
give you the perfection OF linen whitensss-
60c
e4-inch. full bleach. four designs, 7sc.
6s-lnch, two patterns, SOC.
7l-lnch, six patterns or designs, 9so.
Full 2-yard. sl.4s.
7l-inch FUll-Bleach Irish; donble-satin Da-
mask, shamrock pattern, sl.G9.
6a-inch Double-satn Damssk, malden-hair
fern design, sl.S5.
&-yard Napkins to match this last, somsihlng
exquisite. $3.50 dozen.
Napkins and DOilies 70 match all dsmasks.
East Aisle.
Have you read Marion Craw-
ford's new book ? Hardly; for
it's Just out. The author and the
title are enough to awaken interest.
"Children OF the King" Cloth !;
Cohen price, SOC.
Need paperi Cohen's Irish-Linsn Ills ths
bill Rongh or smooth finish; ruled or plain,
19c. for a pound-psckagc.
Envelopes 10 match.
Damass Lineue. ruled or plain, 81 for pound
Chamois-Flnlsh Linen in white. cream,
royal blue, or violet, three sizes CON-
merclsL soc. pound package; octave, Zoe;
billet, 6Oc
Box Paper, for foreign correspondence, $50
Initial Paper, 40c. box.
Cores pondenco CARTS, 10, TO- and CSC. box.
Linen Psds y 10 SOC.
School Pads, 3. I, and Sc.
sealngWax, any color, sc.
Load Pencils, 81. dozen TO Sc. apiece. Eagle
West Asia.
We have arranged to continue
the practical exhibit OF the wonder
full COFFEE-POT a few days
longer. Muddy coffee should con-
tain grounds for divorce when your
wife can make perfect coffee, and
that cheaper. OF course, buy
THE POT-there's no other "just
as good" Try a cup of coffee.
Arch from Main to West Aisle
A sale of LAMP SHADES---fo
Piano and Banquet Lamps.
They've been used for show some
did duty other seasons than this
about IS in all. Linen, silk
fringed; some lace covered ; some
decorated---
They've been s969 to 1898. Any s1
They've been sl.5O 81 500. Any Joc.
b. .afr.. h....u .
They've been 80 10 Doc, and are not Tor plano
lamps. Any l0r.
HALL LAMPS, with imported shades, $3.50
being 9 and sl.4S uudor price.
Onyx shelf Piano Lamp, $40 from SO
Banquet Lamp, decorated porcelain standard,
So from SIl.
10 close Fancy-Framet MGRRORs-75c.
from SL9s; smaller, 5Oc. These 81 from
$40 and SPAS.
Limitation onyS-topped stand, 1915 from 81.
PARLOR 81 REENS-coyered with silAolino.
Antique OAK.
g. from 1875, s. from 1915, also from So
scratched.
Extra large white and-gold Screen, "a from
$500.
JApanese Round Screens. 25c
Decorated GRAY i-BOAIS, 25c.
French China hani-deCOrated PLATES, -
dozen from ei.j0.
Decorated Plates, very pretty. 10 close tho lot,
10c. each from SOC.
u
Smaller and finer. 81 from 1915.
Frcnch China Decorated Dinner-Plates, SOS
dozen.
Crpam-Pltchers, white, &c.
White Bowls, large, loo. from 24c.
large 1able-pitchers, vhtte, 33c
Bowls and Pitchers-bowls under standard
siZe-5Oc. from 81 eS.
Decorated Fruit Saucers, soc. dozen.
Another crate OF that great seller-66-pioco
Tea set AZ $3.50.
pretty 5G-pieco set, In blue or brown. 81
Basement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
Hamburg, SrUiSS. and
N0iNSOOk Ed6iR6S.

VfCOCItOOOFO LIZ Ctf1o.
and INsERTTNGs all 10 match. THE largest
display 20 be- found. All new aud handsome de-
sisns At the lowest prices.
A few more Of those SILK yELVETS left a.
50c. yard.
LADIES' CoTToN-RIBBED VESTS. 1oc.
apiece.
handsome line OF FINE ZEPHYR GING-
II ANS, oil new patterns and fast colors, only
l2ls,-
FINE SCOTCH GINGHAMs. American manu-
facture, l5c. yard.
FINE OUTINGS. new patterns, only l0c. q
yard.
MEMS FINE SHIRTS, double
back and front, mado Of best muslin, only 5Oc.
apiece.
Now line Of FINE DRAPERY MULLs, I2]s
eud ljc. yard imitation OF CHINA silks
COLORED LINEN FLOSS. &C. a skein.
CHENILLE BALLS, all colors, l2l5 and l5c
FANCY FEATHER-FDGED BRAGDS, 90. Is,
80, ami 31lsc a dozen punches.
LINEN FRINGE lOc. a ward.
BLACK AND WHITE ZEPHYR WORsTEDS
COLORED ZEPUYFs. Gitr an ounce.
AZ rolrrs OF AfASENE at 13c. o dozen.
All colors Of CHENILLE l0isc. doom.
GFNrLENENs UNDREsSED PURE LINEN
HANDKERCulEFS 16ssc. worth 25c.
GENTLEMEN ) PURE LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS, l2l6c worth 2Oc.
GENrLEMENs LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs,
Zoe. apiece.
GENTLENEN's FINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HANDKERCHIEFS, sac.
lob lot Of 37l6 and SOC. COLORED-BOR-
DERED FINE LINEN HANDkERCnlEFS at
2Jc apiece.
GENTLEMErgs FINE BALBRIGGAN SOCKS,
full regular made, only i21Sc.
GESILEMENS FINE REGULAR MADE
SOCKS. tans and grays, l2l5c.
GENTLENENS iiEkMSDORF FAST-BLACK
HALF HOSE, 12@c
GENTLEMEN's FINE TNBLEACHED HALF
| HOSE, 1874. worth Poe.
GENTLEMENS HEAVY GRAY MIXED
SOCKS, large sizss. no seams, loo.
GENTLEaENS CELLULOID COLLARS, sizes
1915. "A, I4i6. II, and l7i6, Rt loo. piece
GENTLEMEN'5 CGLLULOID CUFFS, 1216r.
PURE LINEN COLLARS, ell STYLES, loo
apiece.
Apply CUFFS, 100. q pair.
GENTLEM EMS WIRE-BUCKLE sCS-
PENDERERs, 30, %, 30. 371s. soc. to al.
GENTLEMENS GOOD bCoPENDERS, 12la,
1875. 20, and 25c.
BOYS sUsPENDERs, 10, 1914, 1924. and goo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
PAGES 3 TO 10.
THE BLACK
DRESS-GOODS
SALE.

We have made preparations for n
...ysl sale OF Black Dress Goods
r.uu,ncing Tomorrow. This Is
o.. tine Of The year when most
r.rv lady looks 70 her ward
r.ll o. see what Is wanting to I'll
lo sap TIL it is time TO don
g.. fpunr attire. There's nothing
faft.stlc place so we'll rs black.
EarA rs always in good form
f-tVIoro and everywhere. md no
a.v should he without one black
Ur.s-.
81. have taken particular pains IN
t.. selection Il this stock 10 offer
ae but the very best. Many
Hack goods that are OF inferior
r.. look rs vel when new a.
t.s. az Tie host hut after be-.
worn once or twice they i'm
r.Iaielvtaru pravanl show Their
i.fr.rtv. We want only tbos
t.tvcknow nre The best. Iho-'
r.fc hy the famous "Priestlcy
r..l ~ recommendation from us
TI.v hove uo superior. aud We
f.1fo tie attention Of our friend
trl patrons 20 our superb assert
rc,t 81 these famous goods whlcl
laeo inst arrived and viii ho
.vn tomorrow. We have then
Az Wool and Silk-ani-WooL
a'' tho different wcaves, many
@ which are new TINS season.
Particular sttention IS called to
tltlHo of
NOTSSELINES.
CHALLIES,
ThNlSE.
CBANANETTE,
CEEftS.
STHGES.
HENRIETTAS,
TINGALINES,
NUN'S-VEILING, Ere,
fr.t prices no more than you pay
tr imilar goods Of inferior qua
I"r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
THE TOWELS

offered you in this sPECIAPRICE really
NEITHER WE THE IMPORTERS
DUPLICATE SUCH PRICES
yard half wile Special 1910
Irhinen Dmask Towels knotd fringe largo Special
&c each.
doubete fringe Of drawn work. spe
calVr rice
luck Towels inches % inches wide
Special price 2jc usual price 4Oc
Anen English BrdEye something this Spe
calpI o introduce SOC.
quality -Dma Towels 50 by % Special
price
Doies Special price 2c each usual
prcejc
quality Dolies Special price &c.
Iargersz quality Doiies Special price
abNapkns per dozen pure linen OF and
75c to 81. rs per than the usual prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

CrrATvAITES IN NTGHT-SHIRTS
Good-quality muslin, full length,
.Uc. each.
New York Mills muslin, full
length, 11c. each.
Fine muslin with silk embroidery,
1Ir. carn.
Elmo muslin and English long
cloth. trimmed n embroidery,
very fine, 81 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
TIE INDICTMENT WEATHER
HAS MATERIALLY INTERPRETED WITH TILE
SPECIAL PRICE LINEN SALE
WHICH BEGAN LAST FRIDAY. YOU WILL HAVE
ANOTHER SHOW AT THESE SPECIAL
PRICES FOR FINE LINENS
ALL THIS WEEK.
SUCn QUALITIES AT A SPECIAL SAFE ARE UNUSUAL

Table Linen most artistic designs Special price 9Oc
yard; usual price Sl23
Table full two yards choice French
Special price Sl.19 yard; usual price Sl5O
81. usual Sl5
sturdy flax and full two yards
wide Special 81 yard usual Sl5O
Napk o above lamasks, s. Dozen
Table Damask, full width Special SOC
yard price
Pure inen Scotch Crash, half yard WIDE l0c ayard.
l2lc
yard.
ierna IIuckalack Crash, 1880 yard
al picelj a ard;
Cloth half wde cleans silver without leaving lint
Special l2lc yard
chns aprons Special quality
yard - -,
price Sl3&
quality Pillow Linen l inches wide Special price SOC yard
usual Ut CO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
LEVY & DAVIS.
BARGAINS.

In those INFANT BOOTS reduced from 80 to
2Jc.
In those CHILDRENS SPRINGFIELD BOOTS
reduced from Sl.5O and II to DOC
In those CHHDREN'S SPRINGFIELD BOOTS
reduced from e. and also 70 FL.
In those MISSES SPRINGFIELD BOOTS re-
ducod from e. and $3.50 70 81.
Every pair Of those LADIES' BOOTS now sell.
ing at $50 ami Sl.75 were $3.50, s3. and
$3.50 shoes. Ladies' wearing sizes 10 on
c, d, Z. and 2 lasts can get tho best bargains OF
the season. Ladies' wearing L 20 j on A. Is, or
c last can also dnd some strictly hrst-class shoes
at fourth-cass prices.
Every pair OF tho GENTLEMENo s2.26
SHOES we're $3.50 and 50, AMI In sizes . ols,
9, o. 9l6, and 10, c, ID, anu lasts. You can
select half a dozen styles.
Every pair Of the GENTLEMEN'S 80 SHOES
were IS, and $3.50 shoes. and Ia sizes ., 51s, y,
8, q1S AMI 10, b, q, d, Z, and + lasts. You can
get several styles aud better bargains.
The $3.50 GENTLEMENS SHOES were all s6
and $500 Shoes. They are all IN b, Q, and ID
Iasts-eiZes 3, 5I6, o, SO, 9, and 10.
Large ladies' with very tender feet wearing g.,
90, and IN d, T.. and ( lasts can md the
sofIest and best shoes made. Prices way down
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

A n d yet,
from this
! a n d 0 {
tyranny has
COmetO uSan
articleof lux
ury 80 Turk
ISL Towels,
the manu-
f ture Of
which is best
eXemplifed
by the Star
and CreS-
cent Mills, at
Philadelphia.
Fro m this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
'&'(9FE!N
\9!MPAlY
S~R
II, Il, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND. Monday. February ~. 1893.

RICHMOND, Monday, February H. 1898
Born in Turkey. but not a Turk.
Mr.. Hagoppas Madirosian, who oPe-
rates the primitive Turkish loom in
the window, is a native Of Armenia
and was born not very far from
Mt. Ararat. The Armenians are
subjects of the Sultan, but they are
a race superior to the Turks, being
the Oldest of civilized people and
the frstto accept Christianity. No
telling what advances in the arts
they would have made had not the
superstitious Turks handicapped
them by prohibiting the advent Of
steam or the practice of any adj
vanced methods Of manufacture.
For an Armenian to exhibit any
startling invention is TO bring upon
the individual the wrath Of the Sui
tan and imprisonment or cOnfSca-
ton of property is apt to follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
Perfumes.

Fine Extracts, IS, 80, and GOO en- onnce-
all o tors.
TURKISH BATH SOAP, 500 a dozen; coll
GATES PALM SOAP, soc. q dozen CUTICURA
sOAP-the very be5t-l4c. q cake.
Special prices on FINE TOOTH-BRUsHEs,
10, 1917, 20, 20, and SOC for brushes worth
dDIlIA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

We have just-opened-8l0,oO worth-of NEW
SPRING GOODS-consisting- Worsted Goods-Ging-
hams Satines-Plad and Striped Musins-Percales-and
housekeeping Goods of every cass-Aso, 500 ROLLS OF
MATTINGS-in variety of patterns and qualities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
LTEETINaS

10y ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
Id DIRECTORS OF the RICHMOND ELBVA-
TOR COMPANY general meeting OF the
sto ,sholders Of the said company Is called 70 be
held AT tho oliice Of r. ID. Hotchkiss, Pace build
ing. Richmond, Va. THURSDAY, February 20.
1909. at ~ NJ, for the purpose VI taking action
upon the question Of rebuilding the elevator or
winding up the affairs OF tho company and such
o.her talsiaese may come before the meeting.
IL St.ya Sc, WkLLFoKp, SECRETARY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
- OUR OWN"

tnlaundcrcd shirt, made OF
genuine New York Mills Muslin,
full fcl'ed seams, en- less stays,
reinforced front. with patent
shoulder, linen bosom, collar
band and wristbands, sizes -
10 l7i inclusive sale price soc.
each.
: better Unlauudcrcd shirt, made
Of superior quality muslin, full
lelled seams. patent endless stays,
reinforced back and front, hand
made button-ho,cs. pure linen bo-
som, nerk-haul and wristbands,
silos l3l to II. Inclusive sale
price 7-c each.
THE BEST Unlaundored Shirt,
made Of Utica Muslin aud 2200
linen bosom, ncck-band and
bands. inserted bosom with
heavy linen lining, double front
md hacs, patent endless stays,
handmade button-hoics. ns good
a shirt rs can he made at any
price. ri each.
iHE SILVER Iaundered Shirt,
pcrfcct-ftting shirt. made with
every known Improvement, end
loss STAYS, fcllcd seams, etc, IL TO
IT. neck. short, medium. and long
sleeves. better than the ordinary
81 % shirt. 81 each.
'THE GOLD" Laundcred Shirt,
perfection in every point, best
cotton, best linen, improved cut,
AMI best workmanship, equal in
every respect - the best custom
made shirt, only S12j each.
"FULL DRESS" Laundored
Shirts. open back and front, oil
modern improvements, and best
quality muslin and linen, Sl.2j
each.
DRESS SHIRTS with fancy Eng
G.h Madras bosoms, in striped,
figured. and solid colors, Sl.25
and $40 each accordingto qua
lity. ,,ooo o.,
\FGTIGEE SHIRTS with laun-
dored collar and cuffs attached, 20
different designs and colors IN
dots. stripes, and solids, 81 each.
Norr.-Al our shirts como IN
throo lengths of sleeve-short,
medium, and long-to tit any
length Of arm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
COLLARS AND CUFFS.

The Silver 4-ply Linen Collar,
81. 50 dozen.
The Silver 4-ply Linen Cuffs s.
dozen. ~
The cold 4ply Linen Collar, s.
dozen.
The cold 4-ply Linen Cuffs, 81
dozen. le Lou, h"I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

A large and handsome selection OF NEW
OUTING CLOIHS-for dress and tennis suits
select patterns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
MEMS


These shirts are all modelled
on perfection. Impossible T.
make a better shirt at any price.
Inc shape and fit is the same in
The lower grades rs in the best.
ani a. near like them IN material
~ the difference IN price permits.
Soc our window display.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

There Il a boom IN our GLOVE DEPART
/ MENTAL shades Evening Gloves all lengths
( PINK -hclotrope Light blue-white cream
/ Nile green.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
wild INAUGURATION y
ASH MENrs.



REHNDND THEATRE.
t.aN.u & iEAIH, Managers
february 18TH And l4rH.
-.DfAL1TTSpAY MATINEE
......ura. u puKE DAVIDSON and RAMlR
t....N MONT and II E~pAl M&1INEE-
DANGERS oF A GREAT CliY.
NlsUl-
GUILTY. WITHOUT CRIME
-pIY. IrmptAGY lGTn, only appear
....n oi
ROBERT DOWNING,
.... Ita rowerful Dramatic Company In
.rirI Scent, Production,
t..IauD LION HEARTED.
... February i'm AND 18TH.
..aY,l
SATURDAY MATINEE
Ire f-yor,o o..ertuc oomeclau,
o~.Ak eI~SON.
ir Sc % trmiug comedy
"4iL COLONEL
tel2lt'
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PRICE e 90.
THE
SII I}T
SALE.

Once every year we hold Shirt
Sale as letter OF introduction
TO those who have never worn
them. Those who have don't need
reminding Of their good points.
The sale begins tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

IRISH LAwNS.-Those pretty md dainty
Figured Irish Lawns-dOublc t0ld-lliec
yard.-A good many patterns 10 select ron.
900 vards-Remuanis drcss-pa,tern lengths
plaid ana stripe CASHMERE IWlLL-s'sc
yard.
go ticcos-NEW PONGFES ana TISSUES
I'm light ana dark grounds We start them at
1Oc. yard.
NFW WIS end yFIINGs.-The new Co
lumbia Wells purple veils-plain and dotted.
BOYS AM-sILK WINDSOR TGrs-brown,
black. ana ga-net-5c. each
FLOOR OH-CLOTH-Ws show the largest
line Of Floor Oi.-Cioths in the cty-all widths
We guarantee every yard TO be periect.-A Sc
lect line Of patterns.
Those 32-in,h CHINA sILKS-in blnck-
hr1wu-Cr-en -pink-car iinal- garnet-crealn-
wnite--lirht bue-navy biue-5Oc yard.
Red-Gsrnet-Iight ue-Pnk-Helor7ope-
Cream hite-Black-C CHINA SlLk-33c.
yard.
A very neat-cheap-and useful thinning
Ask for tho old.time EVERLASTING TRIM
MING-1Oc. n card-sevcral patterns-White-
also, rel and white.
MATTiNGs-We are daily rccciwng-new
patterns in Nattings.-We show Just now two
extraordinary values. An extra heavy Mat
tiDg-smooth- neat patterns, lSc. yard
Aso, a suporior-gfade SEAMLESS MAIIlNG-
iarce and small patterns-2Jc yard on
know We are importers OF Mattings-LOt5 OF
Remnants Of Mattlngs are here at hall price.
VELVET RIBBON black)-a piece contain
ing 10 yards-fOr l5c.
We have here about six APPROPRIATENESS
various qualities. We want 20 close Thorn out
before getting IN our new supply.-lhey are all
in good condition. the reduced prices.
4GINCH SILK-LUSTRE HENRIETTA.-The
sl.nl kind Nlc q yArl-nLACk and ClIOLa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

NEW SPRING GOODS IN every department.
Choice things In FINE DRESS GOODS. GfN0-
HANS. SATIN GLoRIAs, SATIN RAYS, OUT.
INGS, CREPE CLOTHS, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

Now and stylish DRESS GOODS-in cord and
rib eTor.s.-See tho new Columbia cor l-goods
worth sI.2j 90 lmpOrt-here soc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

We have here about six BABY-CARRiAGES-
various qualities. We want 20 close Thorn out
before getting IN our new suppy.-Ihey are ell
in Good cOnditinn.-See the Ieiuce1 prl.cs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

VELVET RIBBON lack)-a piece contain
tho 10 varIs-for l1r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

Mathematician c-pink-Iieliovope-
Cream hite-Bla,k- CHlNA SlLh-35c- a
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

Those 32-in,h CHINA SILKS-in black-
hrowu-grven pink -garnet-creHm-
White--lirht blue-nayy bi1e-jOc. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

Long FEATHER BOAS-about six Of them
he-o-tas Sc your choice a; s1.2J each.--Mink and
FIX Seck- Picces-with beads-worth $3.50 and
si-fake your choice 40 Sl.jO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

A very nest-cheap-and useful trimming
Ask for tho old.tlme EVERLASTING TRIM
MING-1Oc. a card-seyeral patterns-white-
also. rel and white.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

go ricccs-NEW PONGFES ana tissues
IN light ma dark grJunds.-We start the'n AZ
1Oc. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

FLOOR OIL-CLOTH.-Ws show the largest
line Of Floor Oi.-CiOths in the city-all widths
We guarantee every yard 70 be periect-A Sc
lsct line Of patterns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

A sale Of LAMP-SHADES---for
Piano and Banquet Lamps.
They've been used for show some
did duty other seasons than this.--
about IS in all. Linen, silk
fringed; some lace covered ; some
decOrated---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

NFW Wis end VFILINGs.-The new Co
lumbis Wells purple veils-plain and dotted.
BOYS ALT-sILK WINDSOR TfrS-brovn,
hlnrk. and "a .net-5c. each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

300 vards-Remusnts dress pattern lengths
plaid ana stnpo-CASHMERk 1WILL-S'sc. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

IRISH IAWNS.-ThOse pretty md dainty
Figured Irish Lawns-doublc odd &C.
varI.-A good many patterns 10 select from.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

FINE WOOL sERGEs, 80 inches wide, all
now shades. oOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

AMI INsERTTNGs all 10 match. THE largest
display 20 be found. All new aud handsome de-
signs At the lowest prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

Cohen's Linen Department sets
the pace for Richmond and then
distances the field. Who sells best
will sell most, and who sells most
can sell best---a cIinching statement