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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-27
HUsTINGs COURT.
Case Of the Anheuser-BuschC Company v,
Nichoia> ~ Woodward on Trial.

Case of the -anheuser-Busch Company va.
Nicholas ~ Woodward on Trial.
In ,hn Hastings Court yesterday the
case OF tho Anheuser Busch Brewing
Company vs.. Nicholas e Woodward
was bsgnn The plaintiff brought suit
for ABOUT 81 700 alleged to be due them.
There is no dispute as to the amount.
but the controversy grew out of what
was known IN this city about two years
ago the beer war. About the time
toe Virginia Brewery was opened. the
Anhe user Busch Company undertook to
break them down by underselling them,
and reduced the price of beer from 50
70 81 per barrel.
Nicholas IL Wood ward we're the agents
for the ADheuser- Busch Company ard
sold the beer at the same rate 1t was
the Anheuser Busch Company in con.
sideration that they carried on the fight
against the Virginia Brewing Company
would DO reimburs for all their
tiouole and expenses and losses.
Tho war lasted about eleven months
and the defendants claim an Offset of
apout $4,000. The plaintiff denies the
contract as stated by Nicholas &c Wood
ward. The case will be concluded this
morning. Smith and King represent
the plaintiffs and Penn & Cooke and 4.
w. Miller the defense
To-day tho case Of Mcclure &
Ainsler VS.. the Roanoke Iron Company
will be called. Mcclure x Ainsler were
the contractors who erected the furnace.
after which they fill d a mechanics lien
TO st cure the" for between S2S, 900 and
$40, 600 which they alleged was due
hnr he N 0l ai nd h,t hf.
WORK Was not done according t. con
tract. and that tho contractors did not
have it ompletcd az the time spc Gifted
and that tho damage they sustained
would more than cover tho amount they
ow' d the contractors. The case is one
OF great lmporlai &C, and 4 large mum
Der Of witnesses are in the city from
Pittsbnrg. Scott & Staples represent
the plaintiff. and Watts. Robertson t&
Robertson and K. G. II. Kean, of Lynch
burg, the defendants.
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wheel passed over him. DR.. G. G.
Cannaday rendered the necessary sur
gical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheen, of Knoxville,
Tenn, are in the city visiting the
family of Mr.. Bowman, the baker, on
Com merce street. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b..
McKechnie, of Boston, Mass, are also
visiting tho same family.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-27

The safest place to put your money is
in god farm.
Special bargain in l3O acres OF good
land on the N. Il W. K r, two miles
from ThaXton and thrre and half
miles from Bedford City; Groom dweli-
ing, clubhouse, good iitnber. well 81, ccd,
one of the best locations for a frui.iarm
in Bedford county. Price !: uUu: one
half cash, balance 6 and IL mon>hs. We
recommend this
275 acres of good land on Roanoke
river sixteen miles vest q: Roanoke
Groom brick dwelling Price 81, $50,
Will take part pay men. In good iu proved
town property
Very neat place on ~ & w r r.,
100 acres, S-room dwelling. good out
house, young orchard, 200 yards froua
station. Price $4,000; terms easy.
Splendid old Virginia farm on Roa-
noke river. two separato setslements,
large modern dwelling, Is tenant house,
splendid hay and wheat farm. Price $50
per acre.
700 acres OF fine Der and farming
land in Franklin county on r. & S. r.
k. Price 81, 500.
Splendid tract OF timber and mineral
land in Monroe county, w Va, $500
acres, 1000 good farming land. Price
Sl5,0U0
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-27
For Over Fifty Year,

For Over Fifty Year,
Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has Dccn used
for children tcetning. 1t soothes the child, softcns
the gums, allays all palms, cure wind collie, and ia
the best remedy for Diarrhea. Twenty five elsa.
bottle. 80 by all druggists throughout the wnr I'd
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-27
PRICES ARE CUT
JUST IN HALF

Past season stufs have place with Departments
be cleared
Notice the sizes shades, et.. There arc:
& LADIES' JACKETS, in size 80, bust
Blacks, 8 Browns. | Navy.
II LADIES' JACKETS. in size 81, bust-3
Blacks Greens, 2 Navies, 4 Browns.
/ 8 LADIES' JACKETS. in size SO, bust-4
Blacks, Naves, S Browns, 4 Greens.
II LADIES' JACKETS, in size 3s. bust-3
Browns, Blacks, Navies, | Green.
About or 0 Chdrens CIoaks. ranging in
size from to 2 years.
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Dwellings,.

10 room house with all improvements
on the car line, Very convenient TO the
college. Price $4,000; terms very easy.
Beautiful lot 1OOx150 feet, in splendid
location for any one desiring to be on
the car lire to the college. Price $780,
terms easy.
14-room house in one block of the
depot, all improvements, splendid
stable. improvements cost SIS, 600. Price
$4,000; terms easy.
7-room house on Ninth avenue $. W.
Price S2,200; $500 cash, balance Sla per
month.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-27

When say prices are cut in two we mean
uSt that
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-27
Special Bargain.

corner lot on Jefferson street, 53x15O
iees; price $500. The purchaser viii
make $1,000 on this lot in 1894.
If you want bargain in a farm or
town property cor1e and see us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05

OUR LINEN SALE STILL GOES ON.
Elegant German Damask, full bleach
cd. New designs can be bought Tor
S2lc. per yard.
4 little lot Of Half-Bleached Damask
TO close at 25c. per yard-all linen.
Good quality Huck and Damask
Towels at 15c.
Choice values in our buck aud Da-
mask Towels at 25c. The marvel OF the
town. =,
Fine Large Huck Towels, with Da-
mask borders, knotted fringe, hem
stitched or plain fringe. made OF the
best quality silver flax, only DOC. apiece.
Good Cotton Crash at &c. per yard.
An importation OF Scotch Linens
comes too late to start the sale with.
They must be disposed of this week.
Pinch wide Double Damask will be Of
fered at CSC. I and Napkins to match
at corresponding prices.
A large Huck Towel, part OF the same
lot, will be sold at 20c.
6S-inch Scotch Damask, heavy, at 72ic.
Many other articles OF Linen too nu-
merous to mention, including remnants
of Crash and Damask.
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT.
COMFORTABLES.
Full-sized ComfortabIes, filled with
white cotton, good quality coverings, In
q variety of styles, only 81, sl.25, sl.6O,
81. 70, and 81 each.
Another lot of those pretty Down
Quilts just received. which we oiier az
the low price Of IS each.
BLANKETS.
We are showing al immense line OF
White Bed Blankets, ranging In price
from S1.50 to sl5 per pair.
A special offering OF ia and pa size
White Blankets at IS and Sc.
A full line of Colored Blankets in all
qualities. -
A full line OF ga, ga, 10-4, and Ia
Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings.
81 and 81 PillowCase Cotton.
36-inch Bleached and Unbleached Cot
ton.
Bed.Ticking in plain and fancy stripes.
Apron-Check Ginghams at 81, st, and
10c.
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS.
A full line OF Embroidered Flannels
for skirts-black and red, black and
yellow, blue, pink. tan, and brown.
White Embroidered Flannel at 10,
s5c., 81, Sl.25, $3.50, 81, and 81. so per
yard.
DRESS Innings.
Special attention is called 10 our fine
stock of superior Dress Linings OF all
kinds.
SHEETS AND PILLOW-CASES.
We show large assortment OF Sheets
and Pillow-C ases-hemmed and ready
for use. fe 5-Su, W&F3t
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FINE IMPORTED WASH tOODS.
Have you seen our new SCOTCH
GINGHAMS i? IL not give us call and
examine those exquisite productions OF
the SCOTCH LOOMS. All the new
colorings and everything in staple
shades We have them in delicate
checks and stripes and few choice
things in large plaids.
These Ginghams we are selling at
popular prices. AS the goods are wide
and the colors fast. you will find them
as cheap as the lower-priced Domestic
Ginghams.
PRINTED IRISH LINEN.
Our new importation Of the above hns
arrived, and they are beauties. No other
goods wear like these, and the colors are
absolutely fast !; SO inches SOC. per yard.
Unsurpassed for Shirt Waists or Draw
ers.
Another lot OF these fine cord Printed
Dimities at 1870. per yard. Beautiful
fabric, printed in blue, red, violet, and
black-delicate figures.
ORGANIZES.
We ere showing an immense variety
in all the new designs and colorings-
both in white and tinted grounds. All
our Organizes are from the celebrated
makers, Messrs. Koehlen d Co. They
look as if they were hsnd-painted.
PRINTED DOTTED MUSLIN.
The same make as the Orgsndies.
Colored printing will not describe the
beauties of the designs and colorings.
The spray and flowers look like they
were picked fresh from the morning field
and laid on the goods.
NEW SPRING WASH GOODS.
We have opened our new stock OF
Ginghams and Zephyrs for spring. The
styles are all new and beautiful. They
come in checks plaids, stripes, andplain
colorings
CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS
for Mems and Boys Shirts, perfectly fast
colors, only l2lc. per yard.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
We are showing some bargains IN
Jacquards, Bengalines, Whip-Cords,
Iamise, Armures, Serges, Wool Henri
ettss, Silk-Warp Henriettas, and other
styles. Look at our remnants of Black
Goods at special prices.
WHITE GOODS
in endless variety. We have secured
everything good that is produced by do
mestic or foreign looms. We have them
from the cheapest to the finest. Many a
fabric is represented on our shelves par
ticularly suited to our southern cline
not found in the largest northern houses.
We call attention to new fabric,
"Linon de Ireland" This is beauti-
full, fine, and light imported wash goods.
The prices of same range from 2Oc to
Coo. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
THE COHEN co.

"In spring" the poet tells US "a
young mans thoughts turn lightly to
love-; woman's to her Spring Suit
quite naturally-what to get and where
to get il. A good friend Of ours in the
New York market sent us word to come
on in January, as there were some very
good things in DRESS GOODS that he
knew would be gobbled up just as soon
as they were put on sale, and he wanted
LEVY & DAVIS to have pick at them.
We went, saw. and they are here for
your approval.
A magnificent line Of Imported
jacquard Novelty Suitings, exquisite
spring shades, intended to have been
sold at Sl.25 yard,
but our price .....6s1fc.
French Serges, imported to be sold
at 65c.,
but our price ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SOC.
A finer line which were to be 85c.,
our price is......................-.. ..6s]9c.
46-inch extra quality French Poplin,
have been sold at Sl.35.
Our price. ...,....................sL
52-inch Broadcloths, latest spring
shades, would be cheap at S1.25 8 yard.
Our price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
3S-inch Pin-Dot, Cloth-Finish Suit
ings, entirely new.
cur price,. ..,..........'''s.. .O'c'
A few words about DRESS SILKS.
AL Pre-SaE Shaded Tagttd, superior
finish, nev eOiOrings, niy..................7S'.
Pongee-Fintsh Figured Ersnfng SiIks, an
| srcslient pedTing MATERIAL. .A'c.
| Printed China Saks, designs, dt.....Loc
| Yovslty China silks, figured, at...........6 5c
Victoria and Crystal Silks, 75c., 81, and up to
$50 yard.
Double-W Warp Clan Pad surah at........sL
OF course you have heard about those
Zephyr Percales we are selling at CT and
Sic. a yard. There is but one trouble
the lot will sell out before they can get
around.
We have case OF Plaid Dress Cling
ham which we're to be sold at SIC. a
yard. Well, no matter why, the balance
go to-day at
SIC. yard.
We have put our best foot foremost,
and you will bear US ont that it is for
Your benefit. We refer to the radical
change in our SHOE DEPARTMENT.
The old stock has been removed (what
was not sold). and an entire new stock
selected by competent manager, who
knows what you require and has it here
for you. Can we ask you to encourage
our new manager ?
/ ,EVY & IA Wis
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Fine woRsTED DRESS GOODS, 22 inches
wide, embossed figures, IN tan, brown, blue,
grays. red, and BLACK, at 1910 yard worth
Fine WOOL CASHMERE In all new shades,
Superior ans WOOL cHEvIoTs in all new de-
signs, 500. yard. -
Extra-fns ATWOOD CAsHMEREs and
HENRIErrAs In all the newest shades, only
Soc. worth 62l6c.
SO inches wide.
incest ever shown before for the price, IN All
colors-blus brown, garnet. tan, gray, aud black
only soc. yard. .. -.
Extra-fino sILK-FINISH HENRIErTAs, 80
inches wide. 75c., worth 81.
slLK-wARP HENRIErrAs, extra nne, only
Fine ALf-WOOL sERGEs, A inches wide,
SOC. worth 81.
Superior fine BENGALINES only Soc-, worth
s1.25, in all shades.
Fine FIGURED POPLISs, superior quality, In
''i handsome and DRESS ROBES at go, sl2.5o, and
8lJ q pattern
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Black Dress Goods.

Fine Black Dress Flannel "a inches wide'
only SOC.
Fine Black Cashmere 80 inches wide, 25c.
yard.
Superior Atwood Black Henrietta, 80 Inches
widc. SOC.
Fine Atwood Black English Serge, IS inches
wide. Doc. a yard.
superior Atwood Cashmere serge, A inches
wide, soc.
Extra-heayy Cashmere Serge. "A inches wide'
81.
Fine Figured Henret'as az 81.
striped Crepe Cloth, 75c. extra-heavy weight
Silk-Warp Henriettas, 80 Inches wide, VI.
Prlestly's Black Goods specially.
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7HALHINER Brothers
GRAND CUT SALE AND GIvE-AwAY PRICES
on CLOAKS.

Aswe have month or so Of winter weather De-
fore us. and being determined to close out
avery garment II low prices will do 10, We have
made such prices as TO virtually make our
giving them away. Every coat marked In blue
figures so you can see that you are gettng them
az the legitimate cut price.
Chndren's Cream Cashmere Cloaks, Chiidren's
Eiderdown and Cloth Cloaks, from el.oO 70 %;
were sold IS TO $40.
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THE COHEN co.

Kersey Diagonal with real Marteu shsw solar
and edge, gauntlet curs, Sl2 from slT'oo-
black.
Pisin Black Diagonal, halisiIk lined, been
1 nns BlssH Diagonal Wrap. triple pocksts;
Mcdium-weiebt Black Wraps Of imported
Broadcioth, two OF thom; suitable for early
spripg, $3.50 from els.
Ass Tan Jacket, 40 inches long edged with
real mink. gauntlet cuffs. the whole garment
deliberately BRAIDED S1p.
It's due yourself to protect your
health. A little warmth'll take the
chill off a chamber or bathroom.
The Falls Heater fills the bill. A
kerosene lamp runs it. $3.50. Seen
them In operation! Attendance and
in the basement.
Here's a Centre Draft Lamp that takes care OF
itself, you ming 10 and once week rubbing
of the charred wick with the finger Safe,
clean; can't leak; nickel; s2.o0-with por-
cslain shnde.
been $3.50 to 81 q dozen, loo. each.
French China TEAPOT, 7oc, usually sl.oO.
FruIt AMI salad Bowls and Cake Dishes, highly
decorated, 75c.-bardly hall.
A few large Vases, Richmond shape, to close
at 75c. from $3.50.
Dinner Plates, 40c. dozen from csc.
FISH sETS-Dfsh and IL plstes-s6.oO nom
$3.50. These s. from sS.9S.
Game Set, s5 from $500.
Fiuted Oyster Bowls, SC. esch-helf price.
Engraved Cordial Glasses, CLIO from ~
dozen.
French Claret Glasses, 81 from s1.S9 dozen.
Engraved Gooiets, thin, $3.50 from s2.4s .
dozen.
A small lot Of Tumblsrs, several sorts, 70 close
at l5c. dozen.
Glass Preserve Dishes, Sc. from 12c.
Coffee and Tea-Pots, been 80 TO ACC, are 100
furnished.
1Oxl2-inch shest-Iron Roasting-Psns, 10o
g-quart size PURITAN COOKER, with remova-
bio inner vessel OF porcelain, Too from 9o1
The porcelain part Is cheaplyireplaced II
broken.
CUsPADORES that won't break. yet look Ike
porcelain. They're enamelled Steel Pret-
tily banded, Soc; usually Zoe.
Basement.
A treats in store for all of US.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05

Heavy School Hose for Boys, double heel and
All sizes stainless Hose for Children, 10 and
12l6c.
Not a week passes without the arrival OF new
Gloves Evening Gloycs-1S- and 2O-button
leugths-lavender, pink, old rose, Nile, orange,
whiie, and cream-S2.50 per pair worth s3.oo.
900 pair Cashmere Gauntlets, 2oc pair, some
100 pair Kid Geuntlets. few broken sizes
worth ~ .25 and Sl.50, n. 7jc. pair.
Foster Black ana Colored Kids, Zoe. pair
worth S1.25.
Specinl sale Of Lace and Hamburg hdging.
5000 yards 1-inch wide Hamburg, DC yard.
1000 yards pinch wide Hamburg, &c. sold at
< large assortment OF Hamburg from &c. to
10000 yards Torchon Lace, all widths. from
&c. TO aOc. yard "a
Old-HasbiOued Everlasting Trimming, lVc.
card.
See our line Of Stamped Goods
Splashers, 1218c. 70 Zoe.
Bu1et-Scarts, pc. TO sl'
Stamped Pillow-Shams. l7c.
3 Feather BOas lett, sold at go, now III each.
2 Mink Boas, SOLD at -, now Sl.20.
Mink Boa, sold at 1900, now $3.50.
Remnants Of Black and Colored Nun's-Veil-
Ing, worth 2jc., Of Sc yard.
Boys Suits, al; Pants, 20, 80, Doc.
New line Of Chenille Table-Covers. all sizes,
Gil prices. Ga Turkey-Red Covers, 50c.
~
DR.. Warmers, Thomson's, Glovs-FittinE, r. &
GIN black, white, AMI colors.
AristocTat Corset, DOC.
500 yards French Saline, in black, worth
17c., at lt16c. yard.
Mems OVeralls Soc. worth 75c.
Suspenders worth 25c., at loo. pair
Mons stainless Black SOCKS. loo pslr.
5000 yards 1Jc. Unbleached Canton Flannel,
10c, yard.
I.5OO yards 1-yard-wido Heavy Unblesched
Cotton, &c. yard.
Remnants OF 10 and 12lfc, Bleached Cotton,
Black Ribbon Velvet, 10 yards to piece, 25c.
piece.
Ladies' Black Silk Waists. $3.50 each worth 81.
iot LADIES' Black and Colored Jerseys, DOC.
choice-sold at sl.Jo, 81, and $3.50.
IS Punlauo Druggeis, St4S each.
SMYRNA Mats, l9c. each.
Great reductions in our Rug Department-see
prices.
10 pieces ATWOOD Ingram Carpet, sold at75c.
now SOC.
10 pieces Heavy Hemp Carpet, zoe. yard.
MoQuettes, Body Brussels, 1apestries-33S
per cent under regular price.
"a Ladies' Negmarkets. $3.50 esch-sold at
| go. $12, and SO.
Wool Breakfast shawls, 25c. each.
100 yards Heavy Gray Twiled Flannel, 1oc.
yard.
Remnants OF Irish Linen, II and 25c., worth
40 and soc.
Rsmnant Pique, 1sc. yard worth SOC.
Remnants Heavy Unbleached Jeans &c. yard.
| Nelocipedes, Iricycles, Express Wagons, &c,
at low prices.
Knitting Silk, l9c. SPOOL.
so rolls fresh Mating, l7c. worth 25c.
! 20 dozen Lace Pilsow-Shams, l0c.
mptly attended to.
! BROAD ST next corner Third
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% pieces TAN LADIES' CLOTH, worth 400,
TAN, NAVY, BLACK. GOLD-BROwN, and
HELIOTROPE 'ROBE-CLOTH, "a inches wide,
All shades HENRIETTA, new spring shades
4s.nch WHIP-CoRDs, latest shades, s5c.
Surah Twin Dross Goods, beautiful effects
SO pieces Henrietta, all shades, sold at zoe.
now loo.
wardrobe ia complete without one. How are
Priesieys silk-warp Hsnriettas, sold at
sI.75. now $1.25. -, -.
Priestley's suk-Finished Henriottas, sold at
81, now Soc.
[s-inch surah Serge, reduced from 81 to SOC
The go, 70, and 75c. Henrictias now Doc;
A very select line Of Striped and Figured black
Goods at greatly red1ced prices.
our 20, 30, and Acc. Black Goods arc wonder
ful. $4,000,
34-lnch China SilKs-black, navy, lavender,
Nile, lignt blue, pink, cream, and white-5Oc'
yard.
An shades China SILK, $50. yard.
Beautiful Plaid Silks for waists, 81 yard.
Remnants of all kinds OF SIX, 25c yard.
An kinds Of Black SILK for Dresses-poi dc
sole. faiIle, sursh, gros-grains, moires. benga-
lines, and brocsdes-Gt prices ranging from S2'oo
Remnaats of Dress Goods-a whole counter
full They must go. Every piece marked In
10 pieces new Drapery Null looks like elk,
Delicate shades crepons, 1910. a yard.
90 pieces Wrapper Reps, new designs, loc'
yard.
100 pieces new Bingham, SIC. worth 1Oc.
Txtra-wide French Bingham, new effects, 25c.
30 pieces Beautiful Plaid and Striped French
Bingham, 121Ec. worth 1890
Irish Lawns, 12l1c.-latest patterns. Al inches
Figured Glorias-llke satino, only nner-@5c.
n yard worth 40c.
1000 yards solid-Black Simpsons Caiico oc'
bouble-Faced Black Calcos, &c. yard.
.Doalye-Faced Porcalne, worth Doc, at lOo.
All colors Percaline, Slsc. worth ld5gc-
100 strips OF Lace CGrtau-only Two STRIPS
alike-50c. per strip, worth SID 10 -. -. -.
A few slightiy-soiled White spreads ieit az
half price.
100 White Spreads, SOC. each.
20 dozen Linen Towels, DC. each.
Isx3S-inch Honey-Comb Towels 10c. each.
2Ox36 Pure Linen Towels, l2z9c.
A nice assortment OF Knotted-trlnge towels
%. 40, aud o0c. each.
swiss Embroidered Aprons, 25c each worm
Gcntlonon's White Merino Vests, sold at Soc,
Gentlemcn's Natural Wool Vest and Pants,
reduced 10 Toe. 49,.
Pants, S5c., werf 81 and s1.2o.
80 dozsn Ladies' Ribbed Vests, 2"c each
Ladies' Fast Black Hose, 121fc. worth l'c-
~
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CARPETS, RUGS, MATTINGs.

We shall show and offer our line Of Carpets,
Rugs. and Mattings for this mouth as ridiculous
prices 10 close them out.
our Tapestry Brussels Carpet at $50. yard.
laid on the roor with paper, the same a. sold
elsewhere OF 75c. 10 ~ yard.
our best Body Brussels Carpet at 81 Q yard,
laid with paper, same as sold elsewhere as sl.2o
our 2-Ply AIl-Wool at 600, laid with paper,
same as sold elsewhere at $50.
Our 3-Ply All Wool at 90c- laid with paper,
sold elsewhere at S1.l0.
Our 2-Ply Union Half Wool at DOC with paper,
same as sold elsewhere at t5c. TO Toe.
Don't fail 70 see this line on sale for balance
Of February only, al these prices
ThaIhimer Brothers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05

large lot OF CHILDREN's and MISSES COT
TON and CAMBkIC UNDERWEAR st and boz
low cost 10 close them out. As We shall discon-
tiuue Keeping this line they VIII DO sold regard
less Of coat or value. Our line OF LADIES' CAM
BRIG and COTTON UNDERWEAR is now open.
We show an immense line az the lowest prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05

We have continued our GREAT SACRIFICE
SILK SALE for ono week longer. prices marked
In plain ngures at half value, centre counters-
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ANDCOLOREDSILKS

Fine Black Perfection SILK, 81, worth SLID.
superior Black Faille, soc. and III yari
Black Bengaline SIX only 81
Black Seeded SIX only 81, worth sl.2o.
Black Gros-Grain Silk, soc.
Fine Black Surah, 1oc. yard, 20 inches VIDE.
Hack china SIX, 81 irsaes vide, only Soc q
yard.
Colored China silks, 81 inches wide, In oil
colors, only 50c. yard.
Figured Changeable Surah Silks, VI.
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PRICE & &C.,.
FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS.
wEANNoUNoE THE ARRIVAL OF OUR NEW SPRING STOCK OF
FINE FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC WASH GOODS.

The advantage complete choicest styles select from
should and they cannot 90
will make selections early
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
ISAAC SYCLE AND co.
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BROAD sc
NEXT C0RD

Strenuous please the public ought TO be appreciated 1t was IN
deed multitude which thronged our esoshmeh
during the past week that we have been rewarded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
: 600 YARDS INDIA SILKS

Monday Silk for dresses waists blue with
dot with white dot navy with white polka do-sk that is ~
will waist will make The
fc 81 yard February do believe
right Oc yard Don't think worth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05

New vEILrNGS, the Columbia, in new green's,
puppies, heliotropes, blues, 20, all handsome
and peautifying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
SILK vELvETs, all colors, emily SOC yard.

Fine ALLwoOL FRENCH CHALLIEs, 80
inches wide, dark grounds, bright ngares' e2ltc
o yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05

Never before have ws been able TO show such
Q handsome line OF nne, cheap. and desirable
EDGING aud INSERTING3 In nno CAMBRIA,
NAINsOOK, aud SWISS. Tho patterns are the
prettiest ws have ever had and tho assortment
Inc largest. No one can fail TO DO suited, and
the prices are all very reasonable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
NEW @1.25 INDIA SILKS FOR $50.

develop greatest silk trade the newest Of the India Silks
quality smooth heavy surface 81 inches wil Beautiful
sprays blacks with tan with garnet and blue
Such
the and that time Price instead of being
just look at them Samples freely but don't feel hurt
.-D lal Loft thena zone.