davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
fclp Uante0.

AGENTS and CANNAN>ERS. male or
female: - 10 a. daily profits sure; cNpefi.
cncc unnecessary no talking required "N-
elusive tcrritor, given. Tor particulars ad-
dress |. PUTNAM 4 CO.. West Windst'd.
Conn.
AGFNTS.-WorlTs Far advertising ma
chine. soj daily; et.ady work Visit stores
only stamp Sample The Ai'C. Racine
Wis.
Males.
DRUG SALESMAN WANTED who Is
acquainted with the whorsal IT, ard retail
ma ic of this civ and rsoodyn. Call al
i,75; rroainay. Ncw-fork
CARPENTERS want t. work Oh grecn.
h0lpc. In different parts ~ me county;
only nrstclass Mechanics need Apply. Al.
dress. stating eNpc fence ana references,
LORD BrRNiIAM CO.. Irvlng,on-on-
Hudson v. Y. ---.----
MEN WANTED on attic steamers %
London aud Liverpool WORK Tor passage.
81 Grecnwich-st. "
STEEL LETTER cuTTER-EStra In.
ducemcnfs 10 nrst-cla-s STEADY man. cap
able Of cutting snail punches Addfcss {.
D., Box 20, Tribune olhee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27

DKfSSMAhtK went. u rev mor- Gus
toners at hcme; suits from ~ up Ii.
tOA. 81 West Scth-s;., near hiHtrside
Drive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27

A-AKrIS DRESSMAklND.-un
Ccs!grs; evening dresses = speciality hotei
a. dcis at short notice, and mod tate charges.
MI. McELROY. 81 East 9th-st., opposite
S;tN2gt BuiiQlng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
DreSsmnhln0.

-A.-DRFSsNAKER elegant cutter
and inter 50 :. oay or al home perfect III
guaranteed velvet Fix or cloth SUITS made
IA short time for $40: fancy waists. coat
ana ball gowns specially. "a East lDth-
ST.. near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Rcsid
properties Of all descriptions for sale and 10
let lurniShci hOur~.
Tubs 4 TAYLOR ) BCekinan-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27

or elderly gentleman. BY r9>scur will
tr,,rl. Call os address Mr.. WICkHAN,
~. NF.s, Ikpd =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27
Business Chances.

a MECHANIC d,-iIee small capital t.
promote aud ercrt sale Il valuable inNen.
ton rrlnciIa al only. Adde'S, \. 4. T.,
! ~ Colunbu--A,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27

USEfCL-MAN and WhlTER.-A cole
orcd MAJ Wishcs -iIusuon In country board.
ing-hCu-e; strictly sober un1I standS
his business; best reference. Cali or ads
dress ANDREW HARNELL, care Cos.
,,ounlif.p CD ,ifi.1yp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
D. &E. MIT7ELDORFER,
en- east Broad street.
fla s-su, ,Tu&Th3ml
A HUTZLER'S SONS.
N. SO EAST BROAD STREET.

Not everybody can afford 20 wait for
MARK-DOWN SALES
But those who have faced tho chill blasts OF
the present season without the protection OF
NEW WRAP
viii be fully repaid for waiting; We have looked
over our stock Of CLOAkS, and, with deterini-
nation 70 carry over as few as possible, We osve
not only cut out all the pronts IN MAKING new
prices, but IL some Instances We are dong oven
better than that.
CLoAKs MUST BE SOLD.
and with the prospect OF a long cold season
ahead every purchaser may expect to reap the
full benefit of n wise purchase
WINTER DRESS GOODS
are receiving tho same kind OF attention tnat
We are paying TO WINTER WHAT'S; II Is no
longer s question Of prohts,but wneu tue euu oI
a season approaches the careful merchant runs
a race with the weather 90 clean out the unsee-
sopahle materials that would otherwise nave 10
wait for another year 10
GIVE THKM A CHANCE.
OF course, there arc some who want neither
WRAPS nor DRESS GOODS lust now pue tno
probability l. that these are looking Tor
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
BLANKETS were never 30 low In price as they
are this season; they probably never VIII 90 as
low again: 20 there is Just now 3 comunauVn
between the prices aud the weather as regaru
BLANKETS, and both OF them are In favor Oh
the buyer.
COMFORTABLRs, RUGS. CARPETS,
MATTINGS. OiL-CL0fHS,
LACE CURTAINS.
CROCHETED SKIRTS, FLANNELS,
AND WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR
AT kEDUCED PRICES.
We show u choice line OF
TABLE-LINENs,
NAPKINS,
DOiLIE9
TOWELS,
SHEkrINGS,
STAMPED COVERS,
PLAID MUSLINS,
and other WHITE GOODS at lowest prices
A. HUTZLKRS SONS,
315 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08

Four hundred and eighty-six
Black WRAPS look at US and say:
"We're too many to pass the mid
die of January with" The warn
ing is taken, and commencing Mon
day morning---and lasting for the
week as to such picking as late
comers bid fair to get---we give you
half the garment, you buy the rest;
that's what half-price amounts to.
All in this list above S. are tailor
made. Wraps carried over mean
loss to us good to nobody. We'd
rather distribute the benefit now.
Black Diagonal, tailcr-made, oyercoat seam.
a5.
Of Black Clay Diagonal edged with braid,
tailor-made, pearl buttons, 81
Tot Black Clay Diagonal, collar and edge Oh
black marten, gauntlet cuhs, slO.
8 OF French Whip-Cord, half mourning, lap
seams, very handsome, $40.
Fine Clay Diagonal lined through with satin
mervilieux, tailor-made, pearl buttons,
$40.
Black English Melton, she real; raw edges,
tallor-made, half sstin-faced, $40.
Scotch Broadcloth, faced with colored change
abla SILK. OVercOat seams, ~.
Only one, size SO, Worsted diagonal: WaNeau
back, with strap, gauntlet cuffs, tailor
made, sS.
Heavy Vale Diagonal, corded edge, pearl but
tons, sufah-fsced, box pIait, with strap, 90.
Black Serges and Chsyiots-but all the above
are black--full weight, 32 inches long, fellod
seams, regular 4.50 coats, s3 till gone:
Another line not quite so well made, SLID.
NAVY BLUE
Camers-Hair Cheylot, "a inches long. made
equal to any $40 wrap-oyercoat seams
side pockets, stylish, So.
Melton, French coney collar AID edge, faced
with plaid worsted, "a.
Imported English Melton, collar and edge OF
French seal. gauntlet cuffs satin-faced, ss.
English Melton. double box-plaited BACK, sloe
pockets, satin-faced, $500
Heavy Clay Diagonal, Princess sleeve 20 fall
over cuD, plated back, dOuble-stitched, s9
Handsome French Brosdcloth, Russian de-
sign, entire garment garnitured with Rus
sian bands. Tho best Of 500 wraps for SD
There are choice pickingS among
the tans and browns, but the lots
are too disappointingly small to
particularize.
Infants Wraps. We forego de-
scription to-day and offer you one-
third off the price during the week.
Take Elevator.
Infants Robes, embroidered Ell
derdown, edged with angora fur.
These are somewhat soiled from
use in store decorations
Wore s2.45, are sl50.
Were 82. .p5, are o1.75-doubie.
White Fur Robes. eiderdown lined. for $3.50.
Ssw ~D"E~Av m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
CARPETS.

RAhi NAS'
2pst.erns all-xool 2-piy, yard-vids Carpet
was 75c., reduced 10 Doc.
Remnants Of Tapestry, Velvet aud aoque!
Carpets goods worth from Ioc' 10 ei'o" Jei" ,
choice, SOC yard
Largest size and best styles OF Moquet huss'
was $3.50, reduced TO 50. .o~.
Best Imitation OF Turkish Rugs. was s3.7l' re-
Real smyrna Drugeet, 7 feet inches By o
feet inches, was $3.50, reduced 70 sZo'
HOSIERY.
Jersey Cloth (protection for the knees OF boyS
hose, were 25c., reduced 10 1Oc.
Fine English Striped cotton hoee ior iHuioo'
we're 40c., reduced 20 Doc
Misses Black Lisle-Thread Hose, were 30 and
40c, reduced to 25c. for any size.
Misses Fast-Black Plain Hose, seamless, were
Ladies Seamless Tan and Slate Hose were
Ladies Hieh-spllced Fast-Black Hose, seam
less, were 17c., reduced 70 l2c.
GentIemens Imported Gray and Tan Shirts
and Drawers were s1.50, reduced 70 81.
Mems Bleached Canton-FlsnnelD Drawers, were
Mems Wool Mixed overshirts. were 75c., re-
Mems Imported AlI-wool Plain and Fancy
Overshlrts, that we're s2.25 81, and sl.oO' re-
100 dozen Boys Figured Cambria Waists in
pretty patterns, from to IL years, were 33c',
reduced to 25c.
Navy-Blue Astrachan Cloth, was s3, reduced
10 S1.50.
Ladies' Frsnch-WOven Corsets, embroidered
busts, was 81, reduced 10 63c.
Ladies' Fine French Coutile Corsets, satteen-
striped, lOng-waisted corset at u In black ana
white.
25 odd pieces OF Fine Yelling that were 25c.,
3bc, and Doc. reduced 20 10c yard.
One lot Of Yelling and Net assorted colors, at
sc. yard. NJ
Fine Colored-Satin Corsets, in sizes 21, "a, 20,
was S1.5O, reduced 10 81.
80 pieces Embroidery, slightly solled, reduced
from 1OC. 20 Sc, and from 4c. TO 1c. yard.
20 pieces Embroidered Inserting, slightly
soiled, reduced TO one half the former price.
Every shade Of fine Imported Crepe Crepon,
pure silk, at sl.25 yard.
Stanly Crepe, all silk in Red, PINK, cream,
Black, Gray, was 75c., reduced 10 25t.
3l-inch wide China Silk, all shades, was Ioc.,
reduced 10 41c yard.
25 pieces Fine ColOred and Figured Drapery
! Silks, Was Soc, reduced 70 SOC.
44-nch Fine Fancy Camel-iair Zig-ZaB Pat
tern, was Sl.50, reduced 10 Toe.
Peacock-Foather Trimming, was $3.50, re-
duced 10 81.
All-silk Roso-Trimming, four colors, was el.
reduced to 50c.
Fine storm-Serge in Nags, With silk-lined
REFER with pearl buttons, was SI2.50 roduced 10
$3.50 a suit.
rs Fast-Black Jerseys, some braided, was SOC.
reduced to 25c. each.
%le>zkeI3- G.zI1 &I2tooX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08

We End in going through our Furnishing De-
partment we have about 100 dozen more of our
62c. Unlaundered Shirts than We will be able 10
sell In six weeks. In order 90 reduce them we
have marked the duplicate stock SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Il B0r6ain in
DRESS GOODS.

Spring styles for less money than you will ever
see them again. ~
A manufacturer sent Us a case OF ALL-WooL
CHEYIOT SPRING DRESS GOODS too early.
We did not want them till after our inventory
was taken.
But they are here. and rather than pack them
aWay we have decided 20 offer the entire lot to-
morrow at a bargain price. They were made TO
sell at SOC. yard, but TO dispose OF them quick
ly we make the price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08

Tan md Gray Crepon Cloth, half wool, 80
inches vide. was Soc, reduced 10 2oc'
Heavy. wide, fancy Cloaking, was sl'oo' re-
duced 70 81.
RID GLOVES.
About 25 dozen s1 Kids that the sizes are
broken The styles are nice ana the quanty
PI,]' 90 pair si.25 Fur-Top Gloves for ladies' re-
ogyov Eovy ~ Bi0o 9 and Rod Undress Kid Mousque-
tairr. was 81 rs, reduced 70 sl.21.
Orc lot Of Iir5cade Colored Handkercbiefs,
were Dc. reduced 90 &c. apiece.
Gentlemen's Satin-Lined tour-lh-hahu lles,
were - and Doe, reduced 70 loc.
Gaptleneri'4 All-WOo Black Cashmere Socks,
were SOC. reduced 20 25c.
Gnyot snspenders. iu colored and white, were
GsptIomcu's Black All-LiIen Handkerchiefs.
wore co., reduced 20 l2bSc
100 nand-Paintod Brackets, were 25c., re-
uF,s Swiss WOODWORK in brackets, was Csc, re-
duccI to lOc.
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
Iodies' Ualf-Wool Plain Vest, silk bound,
pearl buttons, Was 81, reduced 20 5Oc.
Misses Union Suits, half wool, were 81, re-
duced 20 5O,.
cray Ribbed Vests for ladies' extra Sizes
ladies Wool Mixed Ribbed V vests, were Zoo,
Ladies Mcrino Vests, French neck, were 2s c.,
CGiliren's "A 10 20 Hali-WoOl Vests, we're so
and soc, all sizes, reduced to 25c.
FURs.
Astrschan Mufs, was 3l.75, reduced 10 S1.25.
Iambswool Muffs. was "a, reduced 10 Sl.eO,
Wool Seal Muffs, was $3.50, reduced 10 II.
Real Beaver Muns, Was $500 reduced to
'2ien Genuine Seal Muns, was S12.5O, reduced to
$3.50.
VotT TT DEPARTMENT
Sold-back Hair-Brush, good bristles, was 40c',
reduced to l9c.
soH5-back Rush-Har Brush was 25c, re-
duce1 20 1Oc. ench.
Rush Shoe-Brushes with daubers in tho back,
was IOc., reduced to &c.
700 Scissors, sharp point, was 1Oc,, reduced TO
80 Dresion China Powder-BOxes, was Soc,
reduced % 2IC.
30 Japanese Powder Boxes, was 25c., reduced
Wbttehurst Tooth-Powder. was 25c., reduced
20 Zoe. o~
80 Fancy Tarlatan Lamp-Shades, was %5c,
reduced % &c. -
1000 Fancy Dress Buckles WAS % and BOO,
reduced 10 Be e6ch.
100 Combination China and Steel Soap-Dishes'
was 25c., reduced TO &c.
o japanese Rose Jars, was Doc, reduced TO
10c. .
Tadios' Fall Bell skirts aud Blazer OF blue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08

Newest ideas bubbline up; Pa
risian inspiration-a determination
seizes us to do better than ever,
and we're properly supplied with
ideas and fabrics to carry out our
resolve. Hence, the week'll be
pleasant, unusually pleasant, for
you among the MILLINERY.
Creations for evening head
adornment call forth the best talent
and ideas at command.
Common senSical along with it
all-for we're brave enough to
clear stocks. Hence
Infants Caps, all colors-ths Caps arc
We're sl.75, are SIC.
Were s1.25, are 62c.
Fancy Wings, Quiils, and Mephistos-lust
Black Ostrich effects that we're way under
vslue at our ruling prices. Ycu get fourth
OF.
During the week any Trimmed Hat. in
colors, for just half
These Wells seems to most prop
erly belong with the hats and bon
netS---black---
Long Wells, crepe trimmed and nuns-yeiline
hemstitched, $40, 80, SS, $3.50.
Wells. ready.made, Of nun's-veiling; pretty
Deep borders, only s1.60.
Take Elevator.
Other Veils---mourning, by the
yard, at black-goodS counter.
Fancy Wells in East Aisle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
9-------------D
.]p(oFE!N r
\9NPAfY
S@
II, I3, IS, and II east Broad.
RIcHNoxp. Saturday. January Z, 1893.
II, I3, IS, and II east Broad.

RICHMOND. Saturday. January z, 1893.
Monday morning will find the
Big Store laughing with newness.
It's advanced, wide-awake retailing
that's finding its best southern ex.
emplar in Cohen'S---this early pre-
paration for your wantS---thlS tire
less planning and ceaseless push
that's keeping the trade wheels
awhirling while Boreas rules with
out. Let winter roar--we've what
ever Of winter goods you need in
ample quantity and midwinter be-
Titled prices, but Monday uSherS in
the new.
Among the SILKS---spick, spank
ing neW---
Black India Silks, pretty veaves and design
ing. What did you pay for such goodness
last January q4c. here-more elsewhere.
These new beauties are 79c., and tho dupl-
cation at near the price is doubtful. We
bought them months ago: couldn't now.
New Glace surahs. two-tone twelve OF the
best coiorings. 75c.
Now Plaid surahs Tor spring. Several color
tngs. sI.10.
New Bengalines, In colors-sll the colors worth
having. Real genuine goods thatve fetched
New line India Silks for lamp-shades and 90
forth.
Another and full line OF French Crepes, all the
light and medium colors. These 9sc.
New evening Chifons-s1.25 bas been the
best price-9Sc. these. There's power In
January money.
Jspanete Crepes-the fluffy breath Of the
0rlent-in tho tiuts Of the evening. THIS lot
Main Aisle.
We've thrown unusual zest into
preparations for the annual A.
P. V. A. Ball---the Cotton
King Ball of 1893, and such piles of
the best cotton endeavorS never
greeted you in January before.
One hundred more pieces Of that Cotton Crepe
are ready-ths fourth invoice within three
weeks. Twelve coorings-f you count black
and white. It's silk few feet away-really
pure cotton, delightfully."- fluffy, and has the
silk haog-12lfc- yard.
Looks early for Ginghams ? Oh,
no; the righteSt time to buy---time
abundant now to make them up !;
prices to-you-ward. &c., II, I2H,
up to $50. The SC. offering is
worthily I21a, while $50. is the
asking for 4oc. Scotch. No use
waiting; there'll be no such an
other Gingham show this year.
PercaleS, too. The beauty shifts
of May ; shut your eyes an instant
to the outdoor gloom and you'll al
most sniff the sweetness. Full
yard wide, S15c., 121fc.
Rear OF West Aisle.
Newest Dress StufS in wool,
in cotton, are being got ready.
Can't see their pleas for your
liking as we send this advertise
ment to the papers.
New trimmings and garniture for
tie cotton stufs is ready-not all,
maybe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08

tItAkN.
ono thousan1 % feleci from, ana II is im2cssl-
Il. fsr ,ia fa carry ono over, consequently the
,.r.,e must BE- c1f. nul cut deep, 20 got ria. II
ral want % set ono 10 your price We can accom-
iu0Iatr yHL . -, -. -, 4
a. y d. ..4t- vrro $500. Tcfuccd o. Sl.oO.
o.. p,.e. h.-Wo5l Navy-Bu0 Jorsry Roe'ors,
i,-,.s' r5trDu., q % years. wero $3.J0, reduced
g.1.renf sfrlss Of 81 Coats reduced to 81
Isft,Ies $3.50, IS, aud 80 Cloaks reduced TO
I,s,,Ics 1nc sIo Coats reduced 20 SO.
Imported 50, $50, aud s4O Wraps reduced
or SO fine Kerscy Coats, all colors, reduced
-5t-c oro Broadrlo,h Cape, feather collars,
ea. .ss. reduced 20 S2.5O-Al colors.
Ifetf-vctght Re"iers, in fancy cassmeres,
WrrI sa. reduced 90 $500.
goo Nottingham Lace Bed Sets, was sl.75, re-
no rIoces ft. 25 Velvet Carpets.
. pieces sf.2j roal heavy Body-Brussels Car
pefs reduced g. Zoe yard, ,.,,
Remnant ~ hne rilkoIne lho"eno9' "SS
IgIt. in remnants reduced TO 5c. yard
uqmast Seamless Msttings in seven colors,
vpa 44r. reduced 90 "5c. yard
tlaunette Wrappers. WIN vatican DICE, pun
Sleeve body lined, was 3l.5O, reduced % Nic'
Nrv. stylish Wrappers, mado combination,
WOOL casnmere, and honnetto' was e@'oO re-
da-r1 O. 800. <-,,-- ,r-.
IA. lined. was Sl.@5, reduced 20 9Vc
D.. Hemp Drufgots, 3x3, was sl.50, reduced
40 Ingram D-ueeets. was e., roduced to -.
Wool Ingram Druggots, was SHoO reduced TO
g.
flf Carpet Hassocks, made Of Moquotte' was
sr.io Bsd-Qullts cover in calico, was 5oc..
raIgatI % flc.
French sattoen Eiderdown Quilt, was 60, re-
lur.I fo s4.tp.
~il.-rovered Eiderdown Quilts, with rufies,
was $40. reduced to $3.50
White Blaukets, large size, was 500 reduced
On B.. $50.
California Wool. ia, pnre wool, pink and
tlu. border, was $3.50, reduced 60 %.
1000 20 and Doc Novels reduced 10 DC each.
containing the following: sinners sentence
"Ruv.l Iliebuess % " MISS or Mrs Philip Henson,
A.. D.,' and others.
DRTSs-GOODS DEPARTMENT
French Flannel IN figures aud stripes, all wool,
wore t1r., reduced % Hut
4aiuch French Henrietta, glossy finish, eight
e1.4des, was /, reduced 20 65c.
90 pieces imported fine All-WOol Plaid ana
stripes iu fancy AMI gray for mourning, was
blc.. ioiurri tu Ouc.
oar Paris Dress Patterns reduced TO one half
(. er former price,. -
WiIc Brlaj-o.u m garnet and gray, was sl,
I..u-ei 60 JnL
Ni,aly-,naie noccy elderdown Wrappers in
b. I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
THE COHEN co.

An object lesson in BLANKET
saving
Kentucky Woodland they're all wool: no hum
bug. 10-4; value "a. Tho now price s2.67
apair.
Almost every Blanket is as badly
price-pared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08

BLACK GOODS.
100 remnants Of Black Dsess Goods in lengths
OF 10 yards, the $l.25 and 81, reduced TO
50c.
as and SOC. goods reduced 10 35c.
25c goods reduced 70 15c.
Al goods lower than 25c. reduced to1oo.
Fancy Zgzag storm Serge, sold for sl.2o, re-
duced 10 75c.
so pieces Fine Imported Black Fancy Wesves.
was 81 and S1.25, reduced TO 5Oc.
All cOlors In Pure SILK Surah reduced 10 29c.
Evening Shade in Bengsline SILK, was s1.25,
reduced TO Toe.
Chambers's Encyclopedia, nicely bound and
printed, II volumes, was $3.50 reduced to ~.
George Elioi's Works, was $3.50, reduced to
s1.50.
% slk-PIush Caps and Hats, black, brown,
and green, was soc, reduced to loo.
One lot FLAT Ruchng, was 15c., reduced 70 20
One lot of Gilt-Edge Playing Cards, IN ceilu-
lod cases, WAS 75c., reduced to 25c.
japanese Metal Pin-Trays aud Psper-Cutters,
was 3 /, reduced TO 25c.
Best Rubber Hot-Water Bags, 2-Quert, 75c. :
3-quart, 90c- 4-quart, 8 l.
15 pieces Drapery silks, all shades, was VI
and SOC, reduced 10 800.
Gray-Cashmere Waist, with velvet collar and
cuffs. lined, was S1.b0, reduced TO Toe.
Fancy-Cashmere Waist. trimmed with polka
dot cashmere, was $500, reduced 10 $3.50.
90 Fancy Null and Lace Berthas or Fronts,
was 80 and 7oc.. reduced TO lOc'
silk Fronts and ScRrfs, was 81, reduced 20 25c
SIX and Lace Fronts and Scarfs, was S1.50,
reduced TO SOC.
IIand-CrOchet Skirts, all WOOL pink and blue,
WAS 3l.2J reduced % SSc.
200 pair Ladies' fine 'rench fancy Hosiery,
in every color and shade imaginable, in real
IJsle silk, fine cotton-nOthing worth less than
81; some worth as much "a $3.50 ; choice, o0c.
pair.
NOTIONS.
Satteen-coyered steels for dresses, all colors, 8
for DC.
100 Ladies' Reed Shopping Baskets, was 15c.,
reduced TO sc.
Baskets that was OIL and 75c. reduced TO 50c.
Baskets of all kinds that was 50c. rednced TO
25c.
Baskets Of all kinds that was csc. reduced to
I0c.
Fancy Ar-wool Shaded Serge Suits made with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
One Half REGULAR Prices.

This is the best line OF samples we ever se-
cured. and those who get hrst pick will secure
some choice bargains. In the lot Will be found
TABLE SQUARES,
TABLE SCARFS,
DOILIES,
BUFFET sCARFs,
TRAY COVERS,
SPLASHERS,
BUREAU SCARFS,
TABLE-CL0THS,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
LUNCH SETS,
TABLE LINENS, p 10 4-ysrd lengths;
TOWELING, q to 0-yard lengths;
and many other styles.
IL will be impossible 10 mention all the prices;
go we give only q few TO show the values offered.
25x52.inch BLEACHED DAMASK TOWELS,
with fancy border and knotted fringe. Regular
price, 50c. sale price, 2oc.
12-inch DOUBLE DAMASK FRtNGED-ROUND
DoIIIEs. Regular price, SO per dozen: sale
isx54-inch uEMsTITCHED AND DRAWN
BUFFET SCARF. Regular price, sl.25; sale
price, 7Sc. ,.,....,,
price, 20c. sale price, LOG
In the sample line some OF the lots are only
one OF kind, and others there Will be ye or six.
Not too many OF any style at the pricos they are
marked. Make your selections as early as pos
sible 10 get the best. Almost ono hall regular
prices buys them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
ANNUAL
6o95mg-Out Sale
AT
MI77ELDORFERS'
We1O Granite BttildjnS,
OFT 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, MATTINGS, UNDERWEAR DO
MESTICS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, E1BROlDB-
RIEs, SILKS, FLANNELS. COMFORTS, RIB
BONS, NOTIONs-an to go at closing-out prices-
WRAPS marked down 331s per cent Now is
tho time TO buy bargains. ~,
DRESS GO0Ds marked way down. fun
stock 20 select FROM .,., ,,,,,,c
BLANKKTS, COMFORTS, CARPETS, RUGS,
MATTINGS, OIL-CLOInS, and WlNDOW-
SHADES at greatly reduced prices. ., ,,,,,.,,
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES, CHILDREN,
AND GENTLEMEN at closing Out-sale prices.
"A JAMES-RIVER UNBLEACHED COIION
at 5c. for this week only. , , -, ~,
AuRLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COTTONS
are advancing. We are selling them at OLD
prices. >,,, .,, , ~
GREAT REMNANT SALE this week. Bar
gains Ga all kinds Of Remnants.
An HOLIDAY GOODS at one half the original
prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08

Japanese Tea Pots, nicely decorated, was
75c., reduced 10 25c.
Wire Bread or Card Baskets. was CSC, reduced
10 10c.
Bluo and Yellow China Cuspadores, was 35c.,
reduced TO l5c.
Imitation Italian ivory Figures, IA inches high,
was 35c., reduced TO loo.
Japanese Wall-Brackets, was 60c., reduced TO
25c.
100 Leatherette Collar and Cuff-BoKes, was
2bc., reduced 10 lOc.
Mi-Silk Colored Girdles, was s1.50, reduced TO
bOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
NOTIONS.

Fancy Al-w Shaded Serge Suits made with
reduced 70 $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08

ladies' Fall Bell skirts and Blazer Of blue
nannel tho fun suit was s4.9S, reduced to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
THE TOWER.
corner Second and Broad streets
-
CONTINUATION
OF OUR
INVENTORY SALE!.
- -
MORE THAN 1900 cLoAKs, cHoIcKsv
STYLES, STILL LEFT TO
SELECT FROM.

We End on taking inventory that ws are over,
stocked with GARMENTS sizs ~ and In order
to sell them quickly We have mads sondertui
reductions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
DKtss-GOODs DEPARTMENT.
2cuen3- GzM 6sZ2toocE

Nicaly-msie floccy elderdown Wrappers in
rIrs and ught-blue, with ribbon trimmed, was
t2.s-. reduced 20 +li5.