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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-21
ALL SORTS.

\ regular old shorter blew all DAY
yeste day.
Arthur Morris was up from En-
pire yesterday,
The mail came down from Virginia
last night on time
The aires between here and San
Francisco were up yesterday.
Andy Todd who was up from En-
pire yesterday, reports the river
rising rapidly.
The sun got foothold yesterday
afternoon, but didn't stay with the
game very long.
The blockade or the V. & 7. is
lifted, aud it is hoped the S. r. will
follow suit immediately.
The latest from the S. p is that
about a thousand feet of sand bank
has slid onto the track near Truckee.
How dear to our hearts is the face
on a dollar,
When some kind subscriber presents
it to view.
WANrED-At this office immediat-
ely, three or tour good rustlers for
news. No previous experience requlr>
ed References exchanged.
There is no truth in the report that
the train robber offered to surrender
If they wouldn't insist on his sign
ing the Republican Club roll.
The snow has been melted by the
rain and yesterday the bitches around
town were running. bank full, max
ING pedestrianism uncomfortable and
uncertain.
Anybody who doesn't believe that
the APPEAL received a dispatch an
nounclng the capture of Evans and
Morrell may see the original tele-
gram at this Office,
The box factory chimney was not
a drawing" card last night, conse-
quently there was no steam to run
the electric light engine, The gas
works made hay while the Sun didn't
shine.
There are ten feet of snow at the
Lake Summit, and the three bridges
over the snow are piled up with five
feet of the stuff. The stage got
within mile of Saints Rest and had
to return.
There was report being circu-
lated in Carson yesterday that Barth
the escaped convict, had been cap
tured near Winnemucca. The re-
port could be traced to no authentic
foundation.
England is country of long lives.
One week last month the obituaries
which appeared in the London Times
for the whole week through were of
persons whose ages averaged between
so and 60 years,
The Emperor of Germany has or
dered that all the white horses in the
German army shall be sold and no
more bought. He believes that in
the use of smok eless powder the
white horses could easily be seen and
would be striking marks for the
enemy,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-21
The Dance Tonight.

Everybody who wants to see the
Carson Guards send winning team
to the NIidwinter Fair, should either
attend their dance at the Armory to-
night or purchase ticket. They
have spared no pains nor expense to
make il fine affair, and if you don t
90 you will be sorry. The Comstock
soldiers will be down in full force
and full uniform. liking the heart
Of many fair maiden fa,.e" It a
slightly augmented rate. Ii IS ) J.hg
to be great affair aud you HAD bet
ter 90.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-21
The Worlds Fair views at the Op

. The Worlds Fair views at the OPP
era House last night were thoroughly
enjoyed by those who attended, The
audience was not large owing to the
bad weather. Each picture was
wildly described by Rev. Lundy,
who seems to know just what to say
to interest his hearers most.
WANTED:-S Statesmen. Free prepaid
outfit. One of our agents has earned
over $40, 900 in five years. P. O.
Box 1871, New York.
FoUND:-A fine dog collar. Owns
er can have same by paying for this
advertisement.
Ladies or gents kid gloves cleaned
o or der by Miss Laura Beckstead. i
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-21
A GREAT PROJECT.
A Cars = Merchant PROPOSE
Cheaper Freight Rates.


NJ. Coin, one Of Carson's leading
| merchants, has i'll view a project,
which If carried out, ought to be a
great benefit to Carson and make
living cheaper To an APPEAL re
porter he outlined his scheme yester-
day as follows:
81 have a ranch OF ooulh Of Car
son fully equipped With not only
what is necessary 20 carry on ranch
business, but | have more horses
than necessary, which are eating
their heads off and are dead loss to
me. | have plenty of wagons, har-
ness and feed, and | propose, with
the assistance Of other Carson mer-
chants, who have guaranteed me
their support, 20 put freight teams
on between here and Sacramento.
We can have freight brought to Sac
ramento by steamer from San Fran
cisco for 50 ton, and perhaps less.
At cent and a quarter a pound
from Sacramento we can make
money.
"We have given the matter con-
siderable thought and propose to in
vite other tedmsters to cooperate
with us, and see if we can't give
everybody along the route square
deal.
"We propose to have four teams
on the road all the time, each OF
which will make two trips month. "
''What will you do in Winter"
asked the reporter.
ave propose to erect a big COM
mission and store house either here
or at the foot of the Kingsbury
grade. During the Summer months
We will lay in enough supplies of all
kinds to tide us over the Winter"
"But suppose the railroad cut
down their rates!"
"Well let them; we wiii get re
benefit of the cut, won't WEI Ny
teams are idle now, and | have plen-
ty of feed for them. While the rail
road rate is low we stop our teams.
When the rate goes up again On go
the teams. | can break four horses
every trip | make, which at SO a
head is clear gain of $40, as |
would have to pay bronco $40 a
head to break them.
81 am going to make trip South
in a few days to make arrangements
to bring freight from Bodie, Lundy,
and in fact all points South of Car
SON, The railroad rate is S1.44 per
hundred, and by shipping with us
the people OF Genoa, Gardnervllle,
Sheridan and other towns up that
way can save a quarter of a cent per
pound.
when business picks up we pro-
pose TO put on steam wagon be-
tween Sacramento and the foot of
the grade, which viii be able to haul
seven or eight freight wagons, thus
enabling us to fix the rate at cent a
pound and still make money.
1t is probable that this scheme will
so develop the country South of us
that a railroad such as advanced by
Walter Chedic Will eventually be
built, and Carson will be the bust
ness center of prosperous section of
the country.
-xEHsRs-~---
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-21
MISPLACED SYMPATHY.
C,,r5c:. :ss.......ritans Taken in by a
Stranger.

|
Sunday afternoon a young boy
arrived in Carson from Geaoa, hav-
ing walked the entire distance, IA
miles. He was tired out and Officer
Picker found him looking for Sheriff
Kinney. He told Picker he was
broke and wanted place to sleep, so
Bill took him up to the Jail, and
offered him nights lodging. The
boy said it was kind of rough, as he
had never been in Jail in his life, but
it was a whole lot better than moths
ing.
He told Bill that when he came
over the hill South of town he saw
tie lights at the prison and thought
what an awful place it must be.
Then Bill Pickler's big heart was
touched ard with a tremble in his
voice he said he would be hanged if
he would be the first man to put
him in Jail, so he took him down to
the Ormsby, where on the statement
by Picker that the boy was poor and
unfortunate, but innocent, wlthal,
Walter Chedic gave him square
meal and a good bed.
The boys clothes and boots were
soaking wet, SO Walter built up big
fire and told che boy to take off his
boots and dry his clothes and stock
ings. When the boys boots became
dry they were hard to get on, so
Walter got him some mutton tallow
and rubbed on the leather to soften
it, the boy meanwhile bestowing on
Walter look of gratitude, and there
seemed to be tears in his large. blue,
innocent eyes.
The next morning Walter gave
him breakfast, and an APPEAL COM
positor who felt sorry for him gave
lin a dollar. lie was polite and
thanked everybody for the favors
bestowed upon him.
That afternoon he came back to
the hotel very sick, looking so bad
that Walter shed tears and took him
up stairs, giving him bed, and IN
structing his help to let him have
anything he wanted.
When he fell asleep, two ladies in
the hotel stole softly into his room.
Then they stood there a moment
or two admiring his innocent face,
and feeling sorry for him. They
finally took his wet clothes into an
other room where there was fire.
About this time all the sympathy
was knocked out of them, for in one
pocket was half chewed plug of to-
bacco and flask of whiskey, which
had been the chief cause of his sick
ness.
Then his innocent blue eyes faded,
his politeness disappeared, and, the
sorrow that had been inspired for
this unfortunate stranger vanished
like smoke.
On inquiring it was learned that he
had been out of the State Prison but
little while, so that people who
feel desire to answer the advertise
ment in the APPEAL setting forth the
fact that sober reliable young man
wants enough honest work to keep
him alive can do as they please about
it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-21

Notice-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on &C
count of assessment No. Il, levied on
the 10th day of Nov.,IS93, the several
amounts opposite the names of the re-
spective shareholders as follows
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-21

And in accordance with law and order
of the Board of Trustees, made on the
10th day Of Nov.,ISo5, so many shares
of each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary, will be sold at public auc-
ton at the office of the Company, in
the Arlington House Block, Carson
Street, in Carson City, Nevada, on
Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1894 at p. m.
of said day, to pay said delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with the
cost of advertising and expenses of
said sale.
By order of the Board.
FRANK BLETHEN,
Sec'y,
Postponement = The above sale
has been postponed until Saturday,
January 9th.
FRANK BLErHEN, Secty.
rCr-yER PoSTPoNEMENT.
The above sale has been postponed
until Tuesday February 9th 1894,
at same hour and place.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
JAMES r. JUDGE.
Secretary.
JAM, Goth 1894.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-21

| will conduct German service III
the South Ward school house IN
Monday, Feb. 2G, at 7:30 p. III.
Jul. BECKER,
~. Lutheran Pastor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-21
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
Red Oak Mining COMPANY

Location Of Principa! place OF BUSINESS
Carson City, Nevada.
Location of works near Downieville
Sierra County, California.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
MORE THAN
10000 YARDS or
WALKERS LACES
DIVIDED
~ FOUR GREAT LOTS FOR
THIS WEEK.

Cream and White Haavv Dress Laccs I'd TO ,
inches wide Walkers 40 aud DOC. Laces for
lHlac. a yard.
Same styles up % o inches widc-Walker 8
21c. Kind for lOr. n yard.
Black Puro six Lacas mp 10 10 inches wide
Walkers 30, go, ana Zoe. KINDS Tor &C.. yard.
White Oriental LHcc--Nalgers 20. -, and
@Ur. hluds for ,". n yard.
Walker Uointiest Swiss EmrrOdcries
Walker Pre'tie-t NHlusOok lmbroderes.
5000 yards heapcd up on q centro counter,
ono half g. 3D. inches Walkers 20 aud Soc
Emiioid~rIrs a a choice OF l2iac yard.
Blnrk silk thautIlly Lace, inches wide, 1Oc.
yard--N alker's price 25c.
sd. 900 yards oi Walkers Hamburg and Cam
tric fWt.oierirs- al Of tho 5, 10, l212, mi
loo. patterns an one lot M o.. Il yard. Best
judges ran PICK toe best Kinds.
Cream Ncui-e LRc0 Insertions, sc. q yard
Walkers prico l-52c.
Tho nc. Pattern. fer Sic. yard.
inches wide, real Venice Lace, SSc.-Wal&-
or price Sl."J.
inches wide, sl-WalGer's price $50.
All of Walkers finest. newest, and most sty-
llsh LAGOS hero, composing the biggest assort-
mcut ever scon IN Richmond.
WALKER'S ART GOODS.
You have never heard OF such prices.
Crochet SnB, largest size balls, l4c.-Walkers
lri,0 2.c.
@tO ~ Walkers elegant Embroidered China
SIX thair--cGrfs n jOc.--WalEers price was : l..
30 OF the SD kinds, hand painted, tor JJc.
These como IN all c0.ors.
Yarn square Canvas Iable-COyers. stamped
and tinted. l1c. zach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04

1000 yards OF almost the Finest India
Csc. ''''' '"' P''~' w. ''''"''" p''e'
Fine and Sheer India Linen. our price
&C., Brooklyn price Lee.
Simpsons Mourning Prints. our price
&C.. Brooklyn price Sc.
Glace Prints. China silk Patterns, cur
price l-4c., Brooklyn price l0c.
Pcrcale, q inches wide. our price &C.,
Brooklyn price Sc.
4}-inch Apron Muslin with satin Dor
ders, our price y lie, Brooklyn price
20c.
5i-inch Pon. d'Esprit, all shades, Brook
lyn price 1jc.. our price iJc.
2-inch White Orsandy. our price &c.
Brooklyn price 40c.
Fine French Nainsook, 81 inches wide.
our price 33c.. Brooklyn price soc.
Genuemen's White Linen Irish Cambria
HandlSerchiets, our price &c, Brooklyn
Ladies' Colored-BorIered Handkerchlefs,
our price Be-, Brooklyn price Jc.
Gentlemen's Undressed Linen Handker-
chiefs l5c;.. Brooklyn price zoe.
Ladies' Fine and Sheer Linen Mourning
Handkerchiefs l5c., Brooklyn price p and
Csc.
Ladies' Percale Chemisette. our price
zoe, Brooklyn price 35c.
Cocoa Mats CSC. Brooklyn price Csc.
Folding Wire Mats, our price 81, Brook
Heavy Rope Mating. our price &c,
Brooklyn price 40c.
Cott9n-Warp Mating. our prise &C..
Brooklyn price BE.
20 yards Good Mating S3.75 roll Brook
Ign price s..
WhIsk-Brooms, our price Sc. Brooklyn
price 25c.
Large-sze Nall Brushes, 2oc., Brooklyn
Infants Hair-Brushes. our price &c.
Brooklyn price J0c.
Chilren's Fine Ribbed Hose. regular
made our price Il lie. Brooklyn price Pc.
slack Ribbed Hose, sizes . and 9l-2,
our price lie, Brooklyn price l. 1-2c.
Cabinet Hairpins. DC. box. BrooNlyn
Gurling-Irons, our price lOc.. Brooklyn
job lot Gentlemen's Half-IIose. 80
Brooklyn price DC. pair.
Heavy Yarl.Wide Brown Cotton. our
price lc., Brooklyn price . lie. yard.
. heaVy Cnbleachei Jeans, our price
1I,lc., Brookiyn price ne.
GOOD COlOrcd jeans for Waist Lining.
our price Lie, Brooklyn price zoe.
i.angden G. u. Beacned Muslin. our
price l-2c., Brooklyn price llc.
ne Best Florida Water cur price i0c.,
hottle. BROOKLYN price 6lc
Coigate's Violet Water our urlce 10
Brooklyn price &c. 49,
o, nhe Finest Extracts, all doors. sc. an
Brooklyn price soc. -
Good brushes lie, Brooklyn price 33c.
Large size SpOngas. o.. apiece
Ohamois-Skins. largce size l5c.
White Crochetcd Spreads. large size.
our price SOC, Brooklyn price 75c.
HoneycOmD Spread, our prica Fsc
Brooklyn price zoe. "~'
EXtra-I Heavy T'ndrresrJ Nt,r.ot,,,..
spreads, our price Sl..J. Brooklyn rrice
Heavy Dimity Spreads. our price &c
Brooklyn price 81 Is. 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
OF THE MANY
NOVELTIES In SILKS
introduced this season by the
Dry Goods merchants none
can compare with ours.

Cotton Bird Eye. IS inches. our price
5oc., Brooklyn price CSC.
2)-inch 55c., Brooklyn price 1oc.
Pinch 6Oc., Brooklyn price 75c.
2i-inch 65c., Brooklyn price sc.
27-inch, our price 75c.. Brooklyn price IL.
Large-Slze Chenille Table-Coyers. our
price ST. Brooklyn price $50.
% pieces Figured China SILK, our price
&c, Brooklyn price &c.
S0-inch Real Jap Black China Silks. our
price &c., Brooklyn price 7jc.
32-inch Figured Drapery SILK, i5c.,
Brooklyn price 1Jc.
Cheney Brothers China Silks, c. l-2c.,
Brooklyn price 81.
Book-Marks. Faith, Hope, and Charity,
our price DC, Brooklyn price soc. yard
Heavy Black Moire SILK. our price 81.
Brooklyn price $50.
Small Figured Tafreta Silks, our price
81 l-2c., Brooklyn price S.25.
Louislnes silk, our price si.25. Brooklyn
price $40.
1s-inch Black japanese China Silks, our
price 81 1-2c.. Brooklyn price e. lie.
Stamped Pillow-Shams. l0c. pair. Brook
Ign price 2Jc.
stockinett Dress-shlelds. our price &c.,
Brooklyn price 25c.
Large-Slze Linen Tray-Coyers with neat
:,
Crepe Bordered Wells, our price 4Jc.,
Brooklyn price 15c.
The Peerless Hose-Supporters, will not
tear the finest fabric. our price II, -, ana
&c, Brooklyn price p, 80, and 81 l-Zc.
Ladies' Mourning and Percale Collars,
&C., Brooklyn price Il l-2c.
ladies' Striped Percae Collars, &C.;
Cuffs TO match, &c. pair.
Ladies Black and Colored Taffeta Gloves,
our price DC Brooklyn price 4Uc.
ladies' Superior Black Taffeta Gloves,
our price 50c.. Brooklyn price 1Jc.
Wilton Rugs. sizes 22xis inches, our price
81, Brooklyn price N.0O.
Wilton Rugs. S6x72. our price $50.
Brooklyn price s..
NEW LINE OF BABY-CARRIAGES.
Handsome ones at So.
Tast-Black Henrietta Satteens, our price
Il he, Brooklyn price 2Oc.
Fine French Black Satteens. our price
20c., Brooklyn price 81 lie.
We are headquarters for Ladies' Fine
Muslin Underwear. With the addition
from the large Brooklyn auction sale our
stock surpasses anything we have ever
shown before. Prices the lowest to be
found anywhere.
Pure Silver ThImbes, our price 19c,
Brooklyn price DC.
silver Thlmbles with heavy bands, our
price 40c., Brooklyn price 1Jc.
Barber-Combs. horn or rubber. our price
&C., brooklyn price l9c.
Fine Dressing Combs. our price l0c,
Brooklyn price &c.
Round-Combs. cur price &C.. Brooklyn
price 20c.
Gentlomens A-Ply Cuffs, SC.
Celluloid Cuffs. SC.
New Black and Fancy Yelling, half OF
Brooklyn prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
where.

Body Brussels Rugs, 2,x4s, our price Soc.
Brooklyn price $50.
Body-Brussels Rugs 27xso. our pr1ce
81 30, Brooklyn price $3.50.
Lace Curtains, Point Geneva Eject, 3
yards long. 75c. a window, Brooklyn price
$50.
Guipure Designs, e inches wide, yards
long. our price 81 a window. Brooklyn
price s..
New Brussels Style. ~ inches wide. 3
yards long, our price sl.lO Window,
Brooklyn price s2.2J.
The Arabesqus Effect. sl-2 yards long.
81 inches wide. our price sl.SJ a window.
Brooklyn price $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
LOWEST PRICES
FOR THE
BEST GRADE OF HATING.
FROM BROOKLYN.
FROM BROOKLYN.
DRESS GOODS

3S-lnch Fancy Mixed ma cr-t., s,.-
lngs. our price nc. E.. r-... e.
5S-inch Fancy Suit!n.t. tr.., ~.
Brooklyn price 5gc.
3S-inch Hopsackinsa. r f., o,.
price Sc. Brooklyn pt
A-inch new weave . ... .r,-
Doc, Brooklyn price g..
36-lnch Henrietta Il.... % ..el., am.
prico l5c. Brooklyn rr..
We were extremely . ,., ,..
chase NJ this great auction .. IA l.-...
lyn OF about - piece r...
Goods OF the very b. st . 4.. f.e
black. which We shall .. ... ..
morrow at about ono b.. .. ..
lyn price.
Fancy Mixed Half-W.l r.-, ,,-
Boys Suits, our price -.. .....l -..,.
Zoe. yard.
All-Nool Cashmere - g.. M r...,
Suits. our price ,oc., .0l1 -... .,
All shades OF 5i-iT.. I ....,
our price SOC. Broohln ,.rf
so Fine Black Jcrs .t D.,
brooklyn at s.. $50. a.i ... ..- ,-.e.,,
them Is only zoe. cho
Gcnflemen'g iieaNy o te arr
price 25c., Brooklyn Do
Gentlemcn's Percalo attach.
y "a Collars anl Cuits, our l.I.. I.
/ iyn price Sue.
The Fine Eclipse Tarr'-I .... o.,
tachel collars and ca. ..r .
/ Brooklyn price $l.25.
Fancy Flanncllcttc f.r f.. ,,-
( price T. l-2c., Brooklyn
Pink. Blue. and Iavaul fn.,r.
/ for chiliran's sacQues. ..- f. ..
/ Brooklyn price l9c.
/ Red outing with small l-s ,g~
price l0c., Brooklyn ur.f
KnittingSik, pc. spool. i....a.a rr..o
Sc
Wash silk. Rone SIS. I'D r, STIR
our price &C. hank.
Boys All-Wool Elmo c...l... Pant.
: 10 lo years, our lt.- .. .....
price ST.
Bows Pants. 10 to o. va.. rals ~
manufacturers fine GO .... o.r
price 81 lie, BROOKLYN
Boys percale Shirt LIP rrl.,
2Jc., Brooklyn price
Note Paner, our prIc ,.- f.m' Book.
lyn price DC.
Good Envelopes our r.. uoollza
price Sc. package.
packages Toust-P1rr
Best steel Scissors.
Faet-Black Half-H .r pfc. pe
Brooklyn price lIc.
Swivel silks. our p.' &c.. BROOKLYN
pi., ,i,.
Auiro8coggln l0-l n'a., Shooting. orr
price Die, Brooklyn pol
Utica l04 BlaehDl ..,. or rrlc,
2jc., Brooklyn pr.c.
1o-l Unbleachcd sa.. &c.. Brook
Ign price 2Uc.
Long Cloth. SD p'.,. ,. .. 5arls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
One Third OF the Prices

Of COTTON GOODS, and al equal reduction in
the price Of SILKS AND " OOLLENS.
SHEETINGS that we're 331Sc. are now Csc.
Fine CAMBklCS thai were 10 and I2lfc.. now
81 and Toe.
BLEACHED COTTONs that we're So and 1oc
now aud 1lbc.
sTEEI~RIVER PRRCALEs, IN beautiful new
designs, ct Slsc.
DOUBLE-FOLD PERCALES only 10c.
SAiIN-fACED BLEACH u DOUBLE DA-
MASK reduced from II 10 b
FRINGED DOlLIES from 70 75c. per dozen.
Large size "a NAPKINS, LON Sl.j0 to 81 per
dozen.
ALL-WOOL SERGE-, HENRIETTAS, AND
FLANNEL MIXTURES that were soc. are now
40c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
SHOES ON CONSIGNMENT.

Misses Dongola, Spring Heels. consign-
ment price 81. % pair.
Ladies Common Sense, consignment
price SIS.
Ladies' Dongolas, patent tips. consign-
ment price Sl.GS.
New line Of Spring Capes-Black, Navy
and Havana.
Children's School Umbrellas. our price
G. lie, Brooklyn price N.lO.
Large-Size Gentlcmen's Umbrellas. our
price Soc, Brooklyn price SIS.
Infants White Ivory Combs, our price
y lie, Brooklyn price 25c.
The Very Best Tooth-Brushes, our price
zOc., Brooklyn price 81 IL and 5Oc.
New assortment OF Beadings. 6. :, s. TO-
and J. lie.
Gentlemen's Puff Ties, our price 19c.,
Brooklyn price 5Oc.
Great Sale OF Hamburg and Jaconet
Edgngs and Insertlngs from the great
Brooklyn auction sale.
30-inch Heavy Bed-Tick, will hold fea-
theirs, our price l. lie. yard, Brooklyn
price lSc.
The Best Blue Denim for overalls,
will not fade, our price i l-2c., brooklyn
price lSc.
An-Wool White Flannel, our price Csc,
Brooklyn price sc.
Stair Ollcloth for tracking In remnants,
our price Sc. yard, Brooklyn price Toe.
Table Oilcloth I'm remnants. our price
j. lie, Brooklyn price 30c. yard.
Powder-Pu1fs, our price L 1-2c., Brook
lyn price 25c
Tlnsci in all colors. lie. dozen. or 8
balls for o..
Novelty Brazil Tor crocheting, lOc. bunch.
Clarks o. y. Il. Working Cotton, Sc.
n ball
Fast-Red Working Cotton, Sc. n dozen.
Brooklyn price ljc.
Ladies' FLANNEL Waists, our price {l.25,
Brooklyn price N.1j.
Gentlemen's Teck Ties. flowing ends,
our price &c, brooklyn price soc.
Gcntlemen's Full-Dress Lawn Bows,
y lie.
Gentlemen's Black SILK String-Ties, zoe.
City-Made Trunks at cost prices.
AmOskeag Apron Ginghams. the very
best, our price lie, Brooklyn price zoe.
Fine Zephyr Scotch Gnghams our price
Sc. Brooklyn price lie.
1000 yards Fine and Large Plaid Check
Muslin, our price &C., Brooklyn price
l. lie. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
MATTINGS, MATTINGS.

We continue % offer the best grades OF NAT
TINGs at the lowest prices. We open this week
a special quality az 81 FOR roll OF forty yards
equal 10 any heretofore sold at 20c. per yard.
Better grades are equally as cheap IN psopor-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
NIOIRES.

Every indication points 10 this as a season for
MOIktS. We show an uncxcellod assOrtment
OF BLACK MORE SILKS Ia the new designs OF
Milo Raye, More Franchise en1 Antique; also
new line Of shades In Nos. ., II, 10, and 80
COLORED MORE RIBBONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
| HURRY UP
the good times by offering
Two Dollars Worth of Mcr-
chandise for Every Dol
lar Laid Down.

Nobody ever cav COTTON AND wooLLEN
GOODS as cheap as they are to-day. You Will
probably never sac the Ike again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
RIBBONS, RIBBONS.

We offer this week some special values In
ALL-slLK, SATIN, AND GROS-GRAIN RIB
BONS IN the following shades only: Cardinal.
Orange, Rose-Pink. and Light Blue. No. at
&C.; No. at &c.; No % at lOc.; NO IL at l2lsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04


for 80 CRYSTAL Beugsiine Silks, jct black.
Mail orders Gied and money refunded II silks
afo not satisfactory.
Tmaudc's lrt.lantlnc for the Hair, 27t6c
Oakley finest Toilet Waters. 81 KIND 300
1appin NtJh0mas Bay Rum. 19c.
21c. WhisY-GroYm Tor 100
Wtcrc in an this woIll can Small Wares be
bought NJ such prices ~ We quote?
TO-. Rubber f.ne.COmbs. %.
Rubber HGif-Combs, guaranteed ono year,
10.
b ne C1gngs, fourteen col0rs and patterns,
D.. for n fIil piece.
Hump Ho1ks and Eyes, Ike DO Longs, lie. =
card.
Poe. Spunc Gepe Mcaenros, l0c.
dozen Black ehawl-Pius. &c.
Bright HuI Mourning and White Long Hat
Pms. .'. % dozen.
Embroilory cotton, all colors, @. balls for
D..
Chil1ron's Purc-Suk Garter Web, 10c "A yard.
Sus-strpe Inside Betting, 2jc. Tor 10-yard
piece.