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last fall Edward FitzsiIauons was
uprootiug a stump on his farm near
Alton, IN, and came upon a hollow
filed with Indian relics. Among the
debris was "a silver dollar, tarnished
from age aud contact with the earth
Little was thonght OF the dollar more
than that St was old and might posi-
bly pass for its face value. He showed
his nud to aH aequaintauce, and It was
discovered that she dollar Tyas coined
Ia 1904 and was valuable He eorra-
sbonded with a Chicago coin gat1siIt5r
and succeeded in selling the collar to-
81 500. With the proceeds he paid p
mortgage On his farm and bad some lett
DR.. s s Laws e1-presidsnt 4 the
Missouri state university. has removes
from Kansas City 20 CiucinnatL 1t IS
not generally known that Dr.. Laws In
vented the tieizsr used in handling teie-
graphic quotations. and from that
auurcs realizes . handsome income
Mgr. Noeenui. one Of the. new ear
diuaIs. IS an inveteuats smoker ana has
q collection Of pipes that is SID % rt
of remarkable variety and complete.
Gesa
THE projected dental l-seheol OF Hag
varJ euiIeEs vvil require Sta2.e q
VII have aecgsna9astioaa for ~
stG4zFaa
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WAsHIS Grog, Jan 2s-After a hard
and 1itter struggle, in which ne was
aided by all the remedies known to
medical science. James c. Blaine at IL
o'clock yesterday morning at last sue
cunbed 70 "a dread disease and passed
peacefully into his eternal rest One
more name has been added co the list
of the nations dead and once more
the thoughts of the people are turned
toward the man who, as the PINNED
Knight" was such an object OF devo-
ton For years ne stood iu the very
Grst rank OF the men in Jhis great land,
and few men have ever welded such
a potent influence. He was one whom
his party delighted TO honor and whoas
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ToFEEzs. Kan. Jan =T--rhe cur1lllr-
zee appointed by the seputiieaE i-irr
assembly % draft "a protest 20 Lhe
United States aanat- against L1e cleo
Uo1 of Judge Eohu 1Tartin. held @ meet
ing last night and Completed its work
a very eilbarzLe document was pre-
pared. zettfus forth the facts ltteHdiHe
the election Attached to 90 ia an
argument showing the llcEalitV rf
tAe proceedings. The d1cumerit v-ItL
b- signed by She repuLiic-lu senator
asld members OF the houE1 aud fcr-
v-arded 10 the president -of tu1 seuull
at Washington.
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ASN ARBoR Mich, Jan 26-An in
vestigation shows that smallpox IN its
most viruIent form has bvolseu out in
the families CT Henry Schneider aud
George Jaeher, living iu q little log hut
six miles south Of here Ono death has
s1reaay occurred There are twelve
down with the lossthsoEae disease, while
i've Other persons living IN the house,
who have been eEpesad 70 it. have all
rs.a-ly shown tire fatal symptoms he
disease e1las Ehroulii szener'a family,
izamtgrarzszI ss-ils4 raaeisal here last 80
FSsbSr STEPS haze hes-H t1-fqn - pre-
Fset I1ls dlasase- sprenliiag
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sFEIEr FIEIn. Iu. jan 4T. AZ
meeting Of tae house etzllfn itsee on a-.--
cation Clairuau 5prinEer eEata-ael
-that as tl- people 90 Hliuoia haa de-
liurad in no uncerta.u tome ru
Elry eduela1a llw. De 1e.ies-l
bui lor lhia pErpos= should b.
ported lf once Berry and --laur--
obi=--Sd atrsuuQuzlV against hoat
'-il1- The deu1arsts voted down aar--
ulltso1 of Lll r1uuaIic1ua and -r1
VTla finally ordered 20 Be flrcl--
8ort7d torFe hes1l rg Egls 70
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ST. LOUIS Jan ss.--Qn tfa 1at 81 tte
month -be Gra Of Francis Whiti-i1-r q.
sons win turu over their mlaauadil l.
pork packing astabli-hmeut located &c
the National stock yards st C1Ir
county, IILs % Armour Il Co.. of ctir--
gos VINO puEchusad che same ir1t fa-
cymblr. Immediately upon Ola rlIa-
possession OF the plant Armau- g. c-
viii make important -It1rutioa-r -ra
convert Dr. in-1 a dressed beef 1ua eHnr
ming e-Ll biiahmllr. which THl.s usr-0r
two of the iliud aL Lhe National la-
other one being -5hat OF nelson hlsrr-s.
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ASTRONOMY.

soalE OF the stErsHhovs with a velocity
sf nearly mtg miles a second
AsmoSosEEs claim that there ars
1850 900 comets in the solsr system
TE atsonaest telescope brings the
moon 70 an apparent distance Of 100
E1iles-
TIE cpmet medal OF the Astrou1rui-
csl aeadsmF Of tlo PaeiGc coast has
baen EEEerded 60 Edwin Heimes- OF
London, Eas-s Tor his discovesg of tie
uuelIsrgbs1 eamet O. 3 Aoysahsr 6.
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GOV. E.aureEiiua zsaues aagthar Addr1a1 60
the People csacarninE she legislative
sltuztIuua
The following statement from Gov
LewelliuE eoncsruinE the legislature
was printed iu the Kansas Civ ldu :
Mail on the 1lsE It was uddUzEsed 20
the people OF Kansas;
The dlly press ot your state and tlr means
s9-7--- mass -la7t-as7 ore --t l-aei me e--..-
Eve control 1f tloHe who seek 10 weaken me
cause of -ae common people 1T deuounetns 1n-
7-F -F-L'l.ol--F your 1llsl magistrate HHa s14l
state senators. T'hc daily press teens Will iu-
uamfuatuEg ulteuau1es coulliuils tle u=seEt
'--=elfo11s- Mass meetings llaulEcu by un-
dressed GF men sallrICd bF uuslrup puluus lglr=-
Zee have be1H held lu various cities and have
passed resolutions lllua vita uuLrut-iul alscE-
tigHs uuI vicious lusiulZli1Ea concerning those
% whom ygl have entrusted che raspoustoLil-
t ~ - - % -.-' ~ ,s s--t ----5 - E
a. -l-- STATE or lhtrss sqlt e1--ltit e deems ll
Eiz eury 90 advise sou 1f the Ectull faets ouu-
corning tue recognition by himself and yuuE
senate OF tle house at r-t'laaeulatlses enc
upon this sLrsiEhlfoE7rlrd HtatCmeul OF The isst
weeks Occurrences. at your capital be i5 1rili
ing 10 be Judged 1y evcrF candid uiud
After rcclGHg the early proceedings
Of the house in organizing the governor
saTss
For weeks before the time for d1s1ubiIur the
legislature those now inspiring lhGae aEtacigs
upon yuur chosen servants had openly declared
their determination TO override tha wiz OF Gla
people py e-eet-a o. republican United STATES
-,--- So, 49, ~ -r----f 49, - ----
lad 3 e5crr l55t5-Ii- 55 i 5,-r-t l.ti5t s1l7r95r5
the republican prs. AZ rba eTuifrI NJ y-.ra
u-lEeaIv t14d h11r laIz agsrlefaua vIT1nfur WAS
90 be accomplished Behind luC.zCd doors ana
with none qua -aH-1- leans urear1r q tfs from
Care- c5uHtr 5-E= .If-55r,-=f l7v rIvgUl- ne re-
-.-...4se-- ~ ---'t.4.--- 49,. ..,- 49, ~
fr--Y-.-1 .-.-- -. ~, .-.- -.- se.-
-A-l--tA county trans la4- -Ae h4-a OF iAH AHe
cAu4lalte7 ilr rg pres cutatiEe ls Co return aa
CIaClcC Lle defeated republican ClEdidufe. and
LHEe 1-1s Hr rr1 +HsH arrrs-a-zr rarcrnleF from
sTf bud rgrr-l5Ii-rlz m I'D rhs s.rI5.asIur t5arF
r..H ---.-T -..--s5.- .-.5 Il. =
certificate had been hurriadlT issued end mailed
20 tns republican 1auitdEie-
Inc governor quotes from o. rePu n-ie-
AN paper Lhe report OF the meeting or
the state cauvassing board. and then
e2sLlnue-i
e s..- ..-.'s-- l'-il l' l-.lll -, ~ ~
rr-ts N-t.l.-- L- ---.a -le- -.--- ttl-
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WAsHTygEOSs Jan SI--The viii Of
BIZ Blaine win be prohatsd iu Au-
gusta- Ale, which vvaz his legal resi-
dence The disposition he makes of
his property is characteristic Of the con-
fideuce he always reP1ssd in his wife
and which was such a noticeable fed-
turc OF the family relation Every
thing IS Iefl uar1serFediy 90 1lr4
Blaiuei she is to be sole eEecutriE and
Is not 20 be required tu give any bond
aIr.- Biaine's estate svill lmOgut 90
q bout $500. 600. Tine wiz was executed
Eeverll Vveel-s-sinee ut about the time
hlr. Blaine was seized with ths first So
Eious attack Of heart failure
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EO=U0E. Jan with the r-spEea-
sive funeral services OF the church iu
connection with which his life work
was done, and accompanied by eVi-
dauees Of pgbIic grief sach as has not
been unauffaztsd lu this community be-
fore Tor o. generation az least the Dudg
Of tle late Bishop Phillips Brooks svaa
to-day couai gued % fls- last resting
place in Mount Auburn cemetery.
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An -srrnna=meul Tl1st was Exp uetod-
CuTCAGo, JAN .2s.--1i1r much surprise
Is exhibited iu railroad circles on ae-
count of the reports from New York
concerning the completion of a close
traffic urrau-etucnt between the Penn
relations of Juese two systems have
been very close for years and the ez-
change OF business betweeu them has
been very large.
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WzsHfSeroN, jan %. 6.-Commaadsr
Henry L. johnson has been dismissed
from the navy.
He was tried by a general court-naar-
tial ut Mare Island navy yard ia De
cember last on three charges. the prin-
cipaE one of which was, in official Ian
guage, Through negligence suffering
q vessel OF the navy to be run upon g
rock and hazarded-" +"
The Eessel was the ATohicau, which
johnson commanded. and the ground
ing took place on tae Afnsznu coas-
She was the first vessel 70 which ne
was assigned after n Suspension of sew
eraI years for the same Offeuse for
which he WIS dismissed
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BosTOS, Feb L-GeH. Buffers will
has been filed at East Cambridge. 1t
bears the date of 1851 with codiciI
1869. All his estates, real and personal,
arc left to relatives. including q wife
and mother since deceased
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BLAINE AT REST.
Death ofthe Ez-secretary in wash
iuRton.

SURROUNDED Ty HLH Family the American
EtltesulEu closes HIS career EeE1=fuIIF
n4aG Without PaIn-sEstch OF lLtl
Life ald EervIccz-
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all, he rose and voted for Martin. the
Populist side of the house and the pop
ulisE sympathizers on the floor and in
the galleries burst into applause at
this, which had scarcely subsided when
the name of Taylor was reached, and
he. too, voted for Judge Martin This
gave n fresh provocation for applause
and the call had to be suspended until
the presiding officer could restore or
der. The call closed with twenty-five
senators voting for Martin and none
against him.
The roli OF the Populist house was
now called 1t proceeded quietly and
with little interruption, only one mem
Der voting against John Martin, until
the name of Hall, of Osborne, was
reached He arose and said that he
had been sent to Topeka to represent
the peoples patty and he wanted to do
it the best he could, but he was in
doubt about the action he was about to
take. Il was the bitterest- dose he was
ever compelled to swallow, but he must
do it, much as he hated democracy He
voted for John Martin. This was first
fvreeted with applause and next with
laughter.
Wilson, the Meade county independ-
snt on the republican side, caused an
other surprise by voting for Martin,
and then Rosenthal in q fowery speech
his vote for John Martin.
Lieut. Coy. Daniels here called atten-
tjon TO rule At OF the senate requiring
senators, if present, to vote, and looked
over to the republican side significant
y.
Senator Baker arose and said he de
sired TO cast his vote, but the lieuteu-
Rnt-governor said; The senate vote
has been announced Senator Baker is
not ia order. -
Senator Scott demanded the right to
vote, but the acknowledgements paid
no attention to him aud the chief clerk
Of the house announced the vote of the
5house as follows: John Martin, g.; ~.
". Cobun. 3; ". S. Hanna, 1; s. W.
Snyder, /; Fred Close, L. Total, 6s.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS announced
the vote of the joint convention as fol-
lows; John Martin, So; n. w, Cobuu,
q Hanna, ]; Snyder, L. Close, L The
lieutenaut-goverHor then said: John
bIartin, having received Q majority OF
the votes cast for United States seaa-
tor. Is declared elected United States
senator"
REPUBLICAN. JOINT SESSION
Eueien Baker here rose in his seat
and protesting against the share the so
called ten ''fat'' members had taken Ia
the late joint convention, offered a res
oiution for the republican side to now
20 into Joint convention and elect a
senator with Speaker Douglass in the
chair.
This was carried and while the re-
publieans were getting ready the popu-
! list house adjourned.
Senator Brown was chosen secretary
and the roll of the senate was called,
The fifteen repu blicau senators re-
sponded. When the names OF Cham
flera and lfaeu-lrer. on the house roll call
were reached, they did not respond.
The entire sixty-three original repub
licans, however, We're in their seats, but
the eombined forces OF the two bodies
was only yseveRty-eight, or five less than
QUORUM.
a vote was t3len taken and Ady re
eeivea "a votes, no quorum voting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
Ladies Muslin Underwear.

Muslin Corset-Coyora, 33c.; Cambria Corset
Coyer4. 40, ~, and 5Oc.
IN Hamburg and Torchon lace, 90, 70, and zoe.
line Camuri, COrsct-C0yers, elabOrately
trimmed IN forchOn and Hamburg, ana square
uc.bs. from n 10 $40.
Drawers, neatly made VI good material, % and
33r
Drawer, nicely made o. good material, tucked
aud run'ei. iLc.
brewers or good muslin, we'll made, trimmed
In hamburg, oNG
Draw,rs, made Of fine muslin, tucked with
hamburg, zoe aud 81.
Drawers. made OF flne muslin, tucked Wtn
Tor'hoD trimming SIC. ana 81.
SNr'a made plain Of g0O1 muslin Boo
skirts mnde Of tine Muslin, ruined, with Tor
ch0u lace. Doe.
Skirts trimmed in Hamburg, with cluster Of
tucss, SIG. and -.
skirts, made OF superior muslin, runie' tucked,
ST..
rune, trimmed M Na'enciennes lace, sI.d9.
Gowns made Of good muslin, trimmed IN Tor
Chou i2C.
Gowns, made plain Mother-Hubbdrl style,
Doc
No'hor-Hubbard Gowns trimmed in Hamburg,
GOc
Gowns. tuck and rutlo, yoke good material,
10.
Cambria Gowns, tuck AMI rune yoke. soc
.NO'ner Hubbard Gowns, tucked yoke, with
Hamburg rIuie. Doc.
towns made OF superior fine muslin, Hamburg
yoke and rInie, 3l.2).
Fine Cambria Gowa, plated back and front,
vita rugles Ot fnG nliusOOk embroidery, SGD,
:" 30. and 32.G2.
Gown. nicely ma 10 Of fine cambric. with red and
blue en-! rlldered rune, 5l1j % c2.JO.
thami5e made % good musln, fOr.
Cnruisr made MOthsr.Uubbgrd style,
trimm- IN Ham burg. 5Oc.
Chcm.se glih Hamburg yoke. 62J9,.
Cuem.so with 1orchOu yoke Toe.
Cnomfae with TOrchon yoke, square neck, 75c.
Hamburg N-Neck Chemise, well made, SIC.
Chcniso, Hamburg. square yoke, 81.
Chomisa. fine muslin, Hamburg and Vaicn-
cenne5 lace, 8l7S.
Handsome Bridal Trousseau, FIVE pieces, SIS,
az 30 alO, and 3IS.
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Lad1cS' Muslin G07VNs,

LADIES MOTHER-HU BBARD GOWNS, with
yoke OF clustered tucks and Hamburg edge
around neck ana sleeves and down 'front.', 'oc.
each, worth Csc.
LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS Hubbard style,
/ yoke has AK cgstr r of TICKS with beading be-
/ tween, cambria rIiiic around neck and sleeves
ami down front 1jc. each, worth 9Sc,
LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS, Hubbard style,
yoke has ~ tu,Ss, collar and cuts feather
/ stitched, very handsome, 1jc. each, worth "oc.
! LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS, tucked yoke, en-
brolderei cOnat, cuffs, and down front, Soc.
/ each, worth 81.
LADIES MUSLIN GOWNS, V neck back and
front. yoke 81 cluster t1ck4, with torchon insert
ing and tOrchon lace abound neck anu sleeves,
&c each, worth SID.
LADIES MUSLIN GOWNS, yoke Of clustered
tucks, with Hamburg inserting and embroidery
around neck and sleeves, 9sc each, worth Sl@1.
LADIES GOWNS, with yoke, clusters OF 20
tucks, with liambIrg inserting between, em-
I broiderci collar aui cuffs, 81 catn, worth
/ sl.31Lo.
! LADIES CANBRlC GOWNS, yoke Of cluster
[ OF tucks, with wide lace inserting between, lace
around neck and sleeves, SI.5O each, worth
/ sl.9o.
/ LADIES' CAMBRIA GOWNS. with vide CAM
/ brio ruGis around collar ami down front aud
I sleeves, blue RIBBON In neck, SL'5 each, worth
/ S2.2j.
| LADIES CAMBRIA GOWNS, sacque style,
pleatod nom shoulder 30 waist, 5-iuch cambrlc
/ cambria runie around sleeves, S!21 cacn. worth
]
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ANNUAL
Ao3ing-Oa5 Sale
Ml77ELDORFERS'
Ne1U Granite BUILDING,
PIT EAST BROAD STREET.

Preparatory TO our inventory we have marked
down our entire stock regardless Of cost or value.
WRAPS, DRESS GOODS, BLANKETS, CAR
PETS, RUGS. MATTlNGS, UNDERWEAR, Do
MESTICS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, EdBkOIDE-
RIES, SILKS, FLANNELs, COMFORTS, RIB
BONS, NOTIONS-all to 20 st closng-out prices.
WRAPS marked down 3315 per cent. NOW Is
the time 10 buy bargains.
DRESS GOODS marked way down. A fun
stO-k 10 select from. -
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, CARPETS, RUGS,
MATIINGS, OIL-CLOTHS, and WINDOW
SHADES at greatly reduced prices -
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES, CHILDREN,
AND GENTLEMEN at closing out-sale prices
IA JAMhS-kINER UNBLEACllkD COIION
al Jc for this week only.
All BLEACHED ana UNBLEACHEDCOIION
are advancing. We are selling them at old
prices.
GREAT REMNANT SALE this week. Bar
gains In all kinds Ot Remnants.
All HOLIDAY GOODS at one half the original
prices.
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THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co.
.B3EEDEN, TALLEY ( CD.
800 EAST BROAD STREET.
Extraordinary BARGAINS Dire N0ro offered dV Us.
READ TIE LIST.

lot MILITARY CAPES. in black, tan, and
graz. reduced from $50 md Slf 20 5000. This
ir one % tho cheapest wraps ever offered
3BIACA HOE~kIN JAG kElS WITH vatican
braided back. -zos -, -, aud $50. reduced from
81 Co Sl4.45.
. BROWN DIAGONAL JACKETS, sizes "a
and SO. from 81 10 SAD.
lot BLACK DIAGONAL JACKETS, all new,
sizes 40 a., and 4 I only, reduced from SOS TO
=I.91.
IBLACK COMFY CAPE. with gray coney col
lar, size b. reduced from 80 20 = =.
ISEALtAPE. $40 rs, from SO to 81,
BLACK CONLA CAFE, with Astrachan coll
lar. izc 4u. redu ed from $40 90 $500.
BLACK COMFY CAFE, reduced from 80 to
$3.50. size S.
.BIACk PERSIAN LAMB CAPES, sizes "a and
3G. reduced from 81 Co 49,.
lot last Seasons CLOAhS, IN newmarkets
aad Jackets a. such ridiculOusly lOw prices mat
We refrain from mentioning them. Call aud see
A,so. / lot READY-MADE SUITS IN Scotch
wool chcyOts. sizes 81, "a, and IS, reduced from
REA6Y.uADE WRAPPERS at cut prices.
CALICO WRAPPERS, reduced from Si.%o TO
Zoe
OUTING WRAPPERS, from $3.50 TO $3.50
aud $3.50 20 81.S9.
/ 10. OSTRiCH-FEATnER FANS, In yellow,
hcht-hlue. aud white. reduced from 500 10 SSc.
Iu addition % tho above We have received our
stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS, consisting OF sheet
iucs, Shirtngs, and ludia Linens. Also, lew
advanced Gtyios In SPklNG DheSS 1OppS'
Ilr early purchaser will get SllkEIiNuS, etc.
at lower prices nov than they VIII later Buy
them nos and sayO money. IA ~<-ouNlh
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DRESS GOODS.

One special lot Of Diagonal Wn0llen Serces In
Blrc and Brown, 40 inches wide, reduced 20
SOC, from 7jc.
one lot Of Fine Hnnriettas, all new spring
shaier only 25c. yard.
Many BARGAINS IN special lots OF lionrlettas,
Scrros. Ringhams, Cashmere, and Flannels.
Ct Dress Flannels. all wool, reduced TO SOC. a
ya-d.
Striped and Plaid Worsted serIes reduced %
DC. 2 yard.
Romnnnts Of Fine Wool Dress Goods In lengths
suitable for Chil1rens School Dresses at bait
price.
Striped Wool Flannels reduced from SOC. TO
2Sr. yard.
French Wool Challies, extra width and very
nue. dark grounds with handsome floral decors-
lions never sold for less than 1jc.-at this salo
JJC. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22

LADIES Nj slim SKIRTS, with wide rufle
and SIX tucke above, SOC. each worth 90.
LADIES MUSLIN SKIRTS, with wide Ham
bug runle and four tucks above, 7Jc. each
worth 81.
LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS, with wide en-
brodered runle and fourteen tucks above, Sl2j
worth Sl.GJ.
LADIES MUSLIN SKIRTS, with 1O-inch hem-
stitched and embroidered ruNie, three clh'-
tecs Of i've tucss each above. $40 worth s2.25.
LADIES MUSLIN SKIRT, with wide camuric
rulle hcm5',tchcl with lace inserting above
$3.50 each worth -.
LADIES MUSLIN SKIRTS, with IJ-inch cam
brio rul!e OF tu'Es AMI inserting. with Ham burg
edge, ten tucK5 above rurie, 800 each
worth $40.
Inadiitont . tho above, We offer some very
choice styles in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

These are prices that YOU mover knew before
Mnel.n Corset-C uycrs-high neck-llc. each.
Muslin Corset ovcrs-laco edgo-high neck
Corset Coyors-v neck-two rows inserting and
-Robcs-nado in latest styles ne'5--
twenty TICKS % each siIe-inserting aud e'SS-
turnover Hamburg Collar-an1 CUFFS six
ten tucks 10 each side-ol
Cbemise-ten bunch tucks-inserting ana
cdgp-Ouig tCc.
Skirja with hYe tucks-and na'hsooh ruluc-
drawers. Of good cotton -four tucks and mar
row tOrchOn edge-Only 3Jc. pair.
drawers Of Fruit-Of- Loom cO;tou-With seven
tucks and wide lace-5uc- n par.
"A we are closing out-tho Muslin tnderwear
Department you must not WONDER nj no
above unusually low prices -
Another arrival of--35 pieces of that EXTRA
HEAVY UNBLEACHED SHEE1lNG-2j9 yards
widc-l3c' yard ---
only three left--two FOX NECK-PlECEs-
with leads-onc MiNh-Ihe FOX NJ TI.oo
each-lhe Mink at g..
BOYS WINDSOR SILK TITS - in several
SOLID c0lors-fc. each.
A special price for the King-Cot'on Ball
COLORED COTTON CBEPES-lOc. yard.
LADIES UNDERvESGS that were 75c. now
LADIES' UNDEayESTs that were 81 now
Toe.
LADIES UNDERyEsTs that woro soc. now
4Oc.
NEWS UNDERvESTS white, that were 81
now SJc
MEMS UNDERvESTS, white, that were soc
MEY's RED and GRAY UNDERyEsTs.
DO Won want Long FEATHER ROAS for tho
neck e-sl.5O cacn.-1hey aold for - each
-KNG-COTTON BALL
COTTON CREPES II ISSU T. S-CllEESE
CLOTHS solid cOl0rs and fgure--pink light
blue hite-crcam Law euder-hellOtrope-c
dinal-R arnet-navy-2ray
Remnants EXPERIMENTATION l 10 10
yaTd--at Toe. a yard.
Also, another lott 10 Is yaris-from the 1B28
20 tue 2Jc. quahty-dliicfent prices
LADIES' LINEN COLLABS-blsck aud white
also plain Wlte-straight and with tan points
Sc. apiece. Some may be-h bit soiied
MEMS BLUE DENIM OVERAILS-a few pair
only pair.
A new line Of very pretty OUTING CLOTHS
for drcsses.-hsk for outdoor Suitlngs
A lot of CROCHET SHAWLS-ali cardinal and
garnct--39r. each.
% pieces new SPRING GINGHANS-splen-
did quauty-SlSc. a yard.
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LaaIes' D1u7VeXS.

LADIES MUSLIN DRAWERS. with cluster Of
tucks and beading, Doc, worth JJc.
LADIES CAMBRIA DRAWFEs, with two
cluster. Of three tucks each aud vide tuck be-
tween, 4Oc. each, worth 1Oc.
LADIES MUSLIN DRAWERS, with cluster Of
tuczs and hcm-titched, Doc, worth 69c.
LADIES MUSLIN DRAWERS, with two clus-
ters OF ton tucks each and nno Hamburg rurio,
g3c., worth Sl.-J.
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Ladies CheN1lSe.

LADIES MUSLIN CHEMIsE, with yoke Of IN
sertng ami Hamburg edge around neck and
sleeves 5Dc. each, worth b!'.
LADIES MUSLIN CHEMlsE, yoke has cluster
OF H. tucss. With Hamburg inserting between
Hamburg edge around neck and sleeves, iJc.
each, worth l.
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GRAND INVENTORY SALE,

lol remember great price lifting that marked similar sale
m LIST year. That will be oudone beth in quantity Of goods
...r.l ans In price reductions.
The middle all three aes the first floor will be de-,
voted 10 the great sale, will counters the upper floor. The
cement is savings All articles in the great sale will be
tea Special Inventory Sale and will show former and present
Oaoac condition attached to this great goods will
De- t1. hanged or taken back.
livery department. viii contribute richly the SALE Of which few
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The rocent purchase o'a large lot ~ these choice
goods ut grca'Iy below tho regular market price
enables ms 10 offer 2renter bargains in Fine
N1tr4olk Cpmbric. and swiss Fdging than wo
eyer ain again for a long time. The assortment
is largo ami tho patterns arc beautiful AMI tho
prices are away down below tho usual price for
such choice patterns ana 0ne quality. Don't
mics this opportunity II you want hno Muslius
Embroidery cheap.