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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
THE COLD SPELL
EXPERIENCED ON THE EASTERN
STORE DURING THE LAST WEEK.
srchioitionists Decline to Take powr
Aae'r City rcket-washinxton's Birth
day TO Be Hcnorcd.


NORFOLK, VA February r.-(spedal)
inc past week hsS given this section the
so'd@st spell experienced this winter. even
.ne saltwater creeks being frozen at
umes Last week the fruit trees were
oudomg, and tho peaches doubtless have
peon nipped by the frosts. Fortunately,
tor The suffering poor we have escaped
"S "'e'ched freezes Of last season. AS 1t
IT. the charitable Organizations report the
demands upon them very great Just now.
me frohibitionists are being urged to
~Ahe down their municipal ticket and unite
Oh a reform ticket for the spring election.
anere Is no evidence yet, however, that
ene anu-sloonists will consent TO this ar
Iahsemene as they are under the i'm
presSion they can gather the dissatisfied
democrats into their own ranks.
REVIVAL.
Another encouraging revival has Just
commenced at the old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Methodtst Episcopal church, under Rev.
AT Adam G. Bledsoe. Some thirty con-
versions have already resulted.
~"aShington's birthday will be honOrcd
ny several societies here next Thursday.
-sorIoik Lodge. b. z. o. Elks. will have
N-NSion, III ~ said, that VIII sur
pass anything OF the kind ever held before
IN This city, and there will be fratcrnal
quests from a humber Of cities, including
iSlehinond and Petersburg.
NEARING COMPLETION.
The track OF the new electric-road Is
rapidly nearing completion. n to-day
reached tho new iron bridge across Ma
homes lake.
Sheriff Cromwell has summoned a Jury
70 Try those indicted at the last term
OF court for p~rize-aghtlng In Norfolk
county.
n movement is on foot 10 ask the city
Council OF Portsmouth TO subscribe $50.
w" To the stock OF a company II is pro-
possd 10 organic 10 build warehouses and
handle cotton on the fats near the Naval
Hospital.
Captain ]. A. Bryan. of the Fire Depart
ment, who was hurt at the recent fir
on Water street. IS improving.
Mr.. W. y. Young. Clerk OF the courts.
is confined To his residence, on Freemasou
Street by rheumatism.
UNAVAILABLE MATTER.
A. a. Morse. OF Berkeley. was arrested
to-day by the United States Dcputy-Mar-
shall. charged with sending unavailable
matter through the mails. The case was
until Tuesday.
Judge Brooke, of the Corporation Court,
to-day chartered the Woman's Christian
Temperance Society OF this city. The or
eanization Is privileged 10 hold $500.
worth OF property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
BYLAWS FOR THE HEALTH BOARD.
Another Government Contract Secured
Mrs. Thomas j. Phelps Dead.

BEDFORD CITY, February F.-(Spe-
cial)-At the regular monthly meeting Of
the City Council this week Drs. John w.
Sale and Robert G. OIIara were appoint
ed TO draft suitable bylaws for a board
OF health for Bedford city. whose duty
will be the keeping OF vital statistics and
making proper and official sanitary in
specuons under the ordinances Of the
town. The board will consist Of two mem
OeEs, elected for two years. who viii take
the place Of the present Sanitary Com
mittee OF the Council. The board owes its
origin 10 a p read before the Council
from DIR. O'Hara.
The MasOns here are growing glorious
Ny. 80 hat they find their present quarters
inadequate. a committee appeared be
fore the Council at their last meeting
asking for the price OF the "Modoc' lot.
on Main street. or which they hope to
erect a 5000 building. with hall above and
Offices below.
The Liberty WoOllen Manufacturing
Company have just secured another gov
I'M contract for 1000 broad yards
of their fine kerseys for the army head
quarters at Philadelphia They are at
present running extra time on a contract
for 5000 broad yards, which Will keep
the mill busy until April.
Mrs. Thomas j. Phelps. OF this county,
was stricken with paralysis at her home,
near Otter HLl. or Sunday last, which
resulted In her death later. The deceased,
who had been married twice. was in her
SD year. and leaves Il large and influen-
sial connection. Her surviving children
are Mrs. Mary Meade. Mrs. r. NJ. Nance,
Mrs. Jesse J. Walker, Mrs. DR.. W. p.
Thurman, and Thomas J. Phelps, Jr., all
of this county.
HIS FOURTH MARRIAGE.
William II. Grant. OF Nelson CT unity.
and Miss Mary Collins Were MAJ fied at
Big Island. The groom. who fas been
married four times. is % Year. old, and
the bride 35.
News comes from Big Is,and that the
magnificent pulp and paIer-mill there IL
now running again. and viii put on a full
force, day and night. ir Il few weeks.
DIR. William Y. White OF Spring Garden,
Alabama, is NE sgrts Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. R-eSfder.
One of our smoking-tobacco manufactu-
rers states hat his firm received a GER
tain day this February more orders h
during the whole OF the month in 1893.
Tn announcement has been received
here of the marriage at Spokane, Wash
4ngton. on Wednesday, of Miss Wilhel-
nina A. Wade. daughter Of DIR. ID. Wade,
Of this place, and Mr.. J. Frederick Van
Ness. OF Spokane.
The city's contract with the civil on
pineer expired on Saturday. the 10th in
slant. and Mr.. Cabell left that day for
sis former home. I'm Cincinnati, where he
has secured a position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
THE CREW OF THE J. E. KELSEY SAFE.
y,escued by the Steamer West Haii-The
Schooner Sank at Sea.

Schooner SANK AT sen.
ONANCOCK. VA, February T.-(Spe-
rial)-The schooner James L. Kelsey. be-
longing TO Daniel ]. Wheaton and others.
NJ Chincoteaque Island. while on her way
from New York about the middle of last
month. was blown several hundred miles
nut TO sea, and II was feared that the
ship had persisted with all her crew. The
relatives and friends OF the missing sailors
were made glad n few days ago by their
safe return home. From the sailors ii is
learned that their schooner was driven out
40 sea during the prevalence Of n terrible
northwest gale. For ten days or more the
schooner. having lost her sails and leaking
"a, the rate Of 1900 strokes an hour. was
at the mercy OF the wind and waves, and
would have gone TO the bottom but Tor
the ash lumber with which she vas loaded
Just as they were about to give up IN
despair. the ocean steamer west ltail
came along and took them OF their sunk
lng schooner. which went down III less
than an hour after they were taken OF.
When rescued they were on the 'use VI
she Gulf Stream. of Fenwick Island. ihs
crew OF the Kelsey. consisting OF captain
George c. Wheaton. Mate 1eorse -
Plough. and three deck hands. suffered ger.
sthle hardships for ten days. having had
pothirg TO eat but a bag OF pota,oes sho
Fat bacon, with hardly any nre. Ihey hao
40 work night and day at the pumps tc
Keep the ship from sinking.
Early Thursday morning fire was CTS
rovered In Leyey's clothirg store at Cape
Charles City. and the house. with ms
entire stock OF goods. was consumed be-
fore the flames could be extinguisned. The
prevalence OF a heavy rain at the time
helped the citizens 10 keep h are from
spreadlrg 20 the adjoining buildings. The
,oes is estimated AT $500; insurance. SLIGO
Gnp continues to prevail TO an alarm.
sng extent IN nearly every section OF The
Easterp Shore. :.
The Weather is now colder here than n
has been during the winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
Tho Mcfarland Kaufman Nuptials.

GREEN BAY. VA, February l7.-lSpe-
ciai. "a pretty home wedding took place
at the residence of Mr.. Frank II. Kauff-
man at . o'clock this morning, when Mr..
Willie Mcfarland. Of Washington, ID. c.,
was united TO Miss Emma Kaufman. The
ceremony was very impressively perform
ed by Rev. ID. +. School. pastor OF Me
herrin Lutheran church, in the presence
OF the immediate friends and relatives OF
the family. The bride wore a beautiful
gray travelling dress. After the ceremony
the couple were driven to the Richmond
and Danyill Depot, where amid showers
OF rice and good wishes from their many
friends they left for Washington. their
future home. Mr.. Mcfarland Is a highly
connected young mar OF that city. and the
bride one OF Virginia's fairest daughters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
SECTION REPORTS.
PROCEEDINGS OF FRIDAYS Y. M. c. A.
CONFERENCES PRESENTED.


ROANOKE, VA, February T.-tspe-
clal morning session OF the Young
Mems Christian Association State Con-
vention begun at $50 o'clock with a song
and praise service.
Rev. w. y. Hammer, Of this city; Rev.
Or. II. J. McBryde. OF Lexington; q. D.
Williamson, Of Manchester; A. l.. Rat
clire, Of Lexington. w. w. Vicar. OF
Norfolk, and Captain II. NJ. Mciihenny'
OF Stanton, chairmen Of NE section
conferences held yesterday afternoon, re-
ported the proceedings OF he respective
bodies over which they presided.
Rev. Theron II. Rice. Jr.. OF Alexandra
rave an Interesting Bible talk on the
geneaology OF Christ.
HANDSOME SUBSCRIPTION.
The Executive Committee recommended
that 5000 be raised for this years work.
and nersonal and association pledges
having been taken, s. ,767.S7 was sub
scribed.
rbe Iowa and Kentucky State Young
Mems Christian Association Conventions
uow in session In those States, sent greet
incs. -,
The delegates unanimously accepted an
invitation 10 attend a music leci'di ""s
afternoon at 8 o'clock by e"e pupils Oh
the virginia College for Young LadleS.
The morning session concluded with a
praver and thanksgiving service. led by
Rev. Or. II. Thane Miller. OF Chlcago'
ORGANIZED WORK.
At the afternoon session a paper on
Something New About Organized "oiK
( in small Towns" was read By Rev. W.
W Vicar. of Norfolk. The rest OF the
afternoon till nearly s o'clock was de-
voted 10 new and unfinished business
At night. after a praise service thers
vas an excellent address on "hailroad
interests and Railroad Men" by Z. l.
Kicks. of the International Committee,
af,er which there was an exchange Oh
oninlons and experiences by railroad men
and others.
SERVICES TO-DAY.
RELIGIOUS services viii be conducted az
all the churches Of the city, except tne
/ "a tholic. tomorrow morning. ana eN0"
inc nv members of the convention
convention services will also DC
ot O A. NJ. go y. NJ, 3 J.. Nj, . /, w.
and T.SO tomorrow. closing with a ldIs-
ueu meeting at the First Baptist chu,Cn
conducted by state Secretary II. ~ w"
,,sms and Rev. H.. Thane Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18

werc married near the soapstone quarry
In this county, on the 18th. by Rev. T.
q. Pullcn.
Rev. J.. J. White. OF near Kents Store.
~f1uvanna. spent last night with friends
In this place. and went out to fill his
appointment at Antioch Baptist church to-
morrow.
Tho late wet weather has caused our
roads TO be in n dreadful condition. In
some places they are almost inipassible.
Mr.. Edward Moon. ven to I~.ynchburg
yesterday.
TWO Italians and a huge grizzly bear
are amusing our Juveniles to-day.
A lot OF gypsies nave been In camp on
Drivers Hill, near town, for several days.
Professor Ellis, the principal OF our
graded school here. Is about well again,
after a severe attack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
THE REPEAL NOT IN EFFECT.
Zen. white. One of the Manassas Fiends,
Gets "A New Trial.

MANASSAS. VA, February 17.-(Spe-
cial.)-Benjamin White, sentenced on
Tuesday last to hang on March Goth. will
have a new trial during the March term
OF the County Court. When Whites case
came up Mr.. Campbell, his counsel, made
a motion to have the case tried In the
Circuit Court. but was overruled by the
Court on the ground that the law allow
ing n criminal to elect 10 be tried in the
Circuit Court had been repealed. but it
now appears that on hat day the new
law not one into effect. hence the order
for a new trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
A Liquor License Refused.

WOODSTOCK, VA, February T.-(spe-
c~iai.)--County Court commenced its Feb
ruary term here on Monday, Judge T.. u.
Newman presiding. A petition OF j. :.
Strickier for q retail liquor license at
Strasburg Junction. In this county, ex-
cited considerable interest. The petition
was contested by the Strasburg people,
and the whole community was against
the license. The petition was refused
and the case will be carried to the CIR
cult Court at It's April session here.
In the case of Commonwealth against
George Bean, for stealing a Morse u
verdict OF mot guilty was rendered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18

returned home frun . visit to her sister.
Mrs. c. 8. Smitheon.
Mr.. r. y. Tuggie. OF this county. mas
accepted n position as neutrality-suspicious.
for John II. Cary & Co., or
Miss Mary Goodwin. OF Nottoway. mas
returned home from a visit 70 heF sseer'
Landon Jackson.
The name of Mr.. G. N. Payne was I'M
Intentionally omitted In my letter to the
Dlsnatch Yesterday az a member OF the
Town Council OF Crewe should a charter
be granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
p,.noLe Republicans Elect.

ROANOKE, VA, February ,T.-(Spe.
ciai.)-The Republicans OF ms CITY nelo
ward meetings In all the wards to-nisn'
and elected seven delegates In each TO q
citv convention to be held at the Opera
Ho,,se on the z3d instant. when q central
COMMITTEES win be chosen and plans formu'
lated for the election In May. They say
they will nominate candidate lot every
city Office TO be filled then. from Mayo'
70 Constable .s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
MRS. THORNTON PASSES AWAY
Mr.. Payne VIII BE a Councilman IL orewe
Gets n Charter.

cREwE. VA, February H.-(speciai.)-
Mrs. Thornton, wife Of Mr.. #. +. Thorn
ton. a we'll known young engineer OF the
Norfolk division Of the Norfolk and west
ern railroad, died this morning, between
~ and l o'clock. after a lingering Illness
OF three months. She was before mar
rLage q Miss Dutton. OF Norfolk. Her
remains were sent TO her old home Tor
burial by Train No. 4 to-day. The de-
ceased leaves a husband and two young
children to mourn their losA.
Mr.. A. r. Foster, assistant postmaster.
has returned home from q visit TO his
parents. near Norfolk.
Miss Louise Budds Of BlackatopA has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
GENERAL EbRLY'S CONDITION..
Slight Improvement, but the DangerLine
Not Passed-Retrenchment.

LYNCHBURG, VA, February 17-(Spe-
clal)-There is a slight improvement in
the condition OF General Early to-day, but
the danger-line Is by no means passed.
The joint committee of the city Council
held a meeting to-day and decided not
TO increase the tax-rate from $50 TO $l6O,
but to reduce the expenses of various de-
partments of the city government $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18

100 Crochet Quilts, SOC. for 73c. quality.
7jc. for the usual 81 Quilt.
CSC. for s1.2j value.
1914 Marseilles Quilts. N.S.
s25 for Heavy Marseilles Quilt-lo-A
$3.50, 81. and s. Marseilles Quilts. regular
values s.. Sc. and 81.
40 Quilts in this sale.
The great Silk sale of our auc''
ton purchase begins in reality on
Monday-Iarge in conception and
quantities, unprecedented in prices.
The littleness of price-hints can
give you no idea as to quality.
All-Silk Surahs. any shade, &c.
All-Silk Figured lndias, l9c.
Satin Surahs, with embroidered figures,
two-toned, Geo different designs.
The new Glaze Picot Silks, new spring
effects, CSC, $50 usual price.
Heavy Colored Figured Duchess Satins
in all the newest effects, sl.S5 for ~
qualities. - .,
Heavy All-Sllk Black Moire, tic. a yard
for 81 quality.
Sc. Heavy All-Silk MORE, H.2 value.
Heavy satin Duchess, sc. for SLZo
quality.
XXX Black Armure SILK, CSC. for slS
value.
Black Peau de Sol silk, sl.75 quality
for H.25.
p pieces OF Figured India Silks, 59c.
for 81 quality.
27-inch Evening Shades India Six 4sc.
a yard for zoe. values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
WHITE GOODS.
good fortune brought you.

Tinon de Dacca, dotted. with inch-wide
drawn-thread stripe, lOc. a yard.
large and Small Checked Musllns. l-2c.
Sheer Linon de Dacca, - inches WIDE
lac.
Striped India Linen. l5c. quality S-fc'
Hair-llne Dimity, 25c. quality 10 &c.
Ualr-line Checked or Striped Dimlty
2Dc. for Soc. quality.
3 l-2c. for I5c. quality Checked Muslin.
Very fine Checked Muslins and Plalds
and Stripes. .16 2-3c. for p and %c.
qualities.
% pieces Fine French Nainsook, 10 PC
a yard.
ooc. for the usual 33c. quality Nainsook.
Heavy Corded and Figured Piques' lsc'
worth CSC.
o pieces OF Revering for yoking. hall
regular price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
Twn Ranfisf Pnlpits Vacant.

LYNCHBURG, VA, February H.-Spe-
cial)-Rev. DR.. Felix. pastor OF the First
Baptist church OF this city, to-day tender
ed his resignation. The Doctor IL suffer-
ing from n nervous affection which Will
prevent his aking active part In church
work for months to come. He is now ana
has been for several weeks under medl-
cal treatment at his old home, Augusta,
Ky. and his resignation was forwarded
from that place. The resignation OF DR..
Felix makes vacant pulpits for two lead
ing Baptist churches Of this city. Mr..
Truett having resigned the pastorate OF
College-Hill church last Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
SPRING DRESS WOOLLENS.

Atwood Double-Fold serges In drao'
tan, dark-green. and mode, lsc. d
yard.
Fancy English Cheviots, in pretty spring
effects, double fold, 15c. a yard.
New Spring Cashmeres, 50 inches wide,
all shades. 25c.
300 pieces of Fancy Spring Dress Goods,
In basket weaves. dAgonal effects.
figures. stripes. II solids, SOC. a yard.
Fedora, Priestley's new weave, in gray,
$50 a yard-4i inches wide.
French Eleonore Dress Goods in two
toned clouded effects, SOC.
See the new French Dress Novelties at
81, 50, and so.
DOMESTlCS from auction.
Case Of "A Bleached Cotton. almost
equal to Androscoggin. 4 S-ic. a yard.
Extra heavy and fins A Brown Cotton,
43-4c.
Merrimac shirting-P prints, 3 3-4c.
"A French Percales, 5 3-ic.-new pring
effects.
70 l-2c. newest design Spring Glnghams.
Sc. a yard.
IS 2-Sc. New Spring Ginghams, IL i-2c. a
yard.
4s-inch Banded Apron Ginghams' S-4c'
a yard.
Ga Pfllow-Case Cotton. Androscoggin
q pieces Apron Check Ginghams, &c.
a yard.
Indigo-Blue and Turkey-Red Prints,
4l-2c. a yard.
All of the above are from the
manufacturers sale in New York
last week.
Is pieces Black Satteen. hard to tell
from All-Wool Henrietta, and Will
wear as well. IL i-2c. worth lsc.
SILK Swivel Ginghams. IS different de-
signs, 4sc. a yard.
40 pieces Imported Linen Ginghams,
~ l-2c. a ~yard-dainty effects.
1900 yards Figured Henrietta Cloths.
&c. a yard-2- to l0-yard lengths.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. Mil
lions OF them sold at auction last
week. We bought none that did
not measure up to the excellence
of our own importation.
OF course, We can only print a
few representative hints. Com
plete list would fill a page or more.
7sc. and 81 quality Embroidered Hand
kerchiefA &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18

1-PRlCE COMPANY,
ROAD STREETS.
/ Spring of 'W
JdD0neSe
4 Wash SILKS.
/ Another lot Just receivet-n.,
q colonngs-
30 and Doe. yard.
\ Can't seem TO get enough Of n.
u exquisite new spring
TSWiUeL-SjM Gin6homS.
Many tones and coIors.
i soc. yard.
I Remarkably handsome
tS0teenS,
Is IL lie. yard.
Serpe Wine CrepeS
in evening shades,
IL IL and zoe. yard.
SW finS DUcR,
pl IN white, AMI white with co'orsl
fix res and stripes.
IL IL and 25c. Yard.
Zep tyr GiR6hamS
in new early-spring colorngs,
IL i-2c. Yard.
Toile du Moro G~inghams-ls
most seryiceabls gingham male
all new spring patterns,
! Zoe. yard.
Spring Of'9k
Dress Goods,
silk aad wool,
4Sc. yard.
All wool.
4Oc. yard.
Beautiful patterns in new w.a,,.
zoe, ~, and Sl.25.
Dr0peTieS.
A full Inc Of Sash and Clta.
Muslin and Lace in new effects
Figured Silkoline IN new co. ra,
and designs.
Curtain Scrim.
Curtain Madras ir white az
colors.
DOOr-WdtS.
The famous "Hlrtmln" Ilel.
bic Stecl-Nire Door-Nats s.ryc.
able, clean, and the best looEm4.
made. AS 10 see them.
. Carpets.
II you eXpect 10 buy % Carr., Do
the next six months You Vl.l $3.50
money by buying II nov. Any SOC.
pet in tho house at manufacture.
cost.
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Order. for printing sent TO the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
%tention. and the style OF work and prices
will be sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18

last week.
4 large Pearl Button Kid and Biarritz
Gloves, 49c. a pair.
Gentlemen's Four-in-Hand and Teck
Scarfs, an entire 2Jc. spring line, Jc.
each.
BOOKS.
Our Book Department is rem
dered doubly attractive by the con-
tributiOn from the R. H. Woodward
book failure.
Those daintily.bound, handy
classics are still selling. Others
have been added.
Regular price 75c.-our price 800.
Read the list. They are
In Memoriam.
Idylls Of The King.
Princess.
Lady OF the Lalko
Lucille.
Lalla Rookh.
Crawford.
Vicar OF Wakefield
Bacon's Essays.
Emerson's Essays
Epecttus.
Daily Help.
Low Poems.
Religious Poems.
Poems by Frances Ridley Havergal.
Selections form Drummond.
Selections from Phillips Brooks
Eyangellne.
All the accessories Of a book and
stationery department found here.
A FEW HINTS FROM SMALL
WARE DEPARTMENT.
Large bottles of Ammonia, &C
Needle-Book, &c. &
English Pins. Sc. a paper.
Initials, &c. a dozen.
Safety-Pins, &c. Il dozen.
Feather-stitch Braid. lc. a card.
Hair-Pins, 2 papers for lc.
Colored Darning Cotton, Sc. a dozen.
Curative Soap. 6 Lie.
Round Rubber Combs. Sc.
&c. for 15c. Rubber Dressing Combs.
lOc. for 25c. quality Rubber Combs.
An extra heavy Comb, l5c.
Vaseline, &c. a bottle.
Hair-Curlers, &c. each.
sewing-M Machine Oil. large bottles. Sc.
Royal Glue. Sc. a bottle.
Turkish Bath Soap, pc. a dozen.
Golden Hair Wash, see.
Any Of Lubln's, Oakly's, OF Colgate:
Extracts. &c. an ounce.
Pond Lilly. 15c. q bottle.
Bone-Casings, sc. a piece Of II yards.
All-Silk Seam-Binding. any shade. Sc. Z
piece.
School-Tablets. lc. each.
l-pound package Wrlting-Paper. Sc.
"a sheets Paper and Envelopes. &c.
Slate-Pencils, &c. a. dozen.
Lead Pencils. &c. A dozen.
All new shades OF Embroidery SIX, &c
a dozen spools.
Wash silks for embroidering, Nc. {
dozen.
36x36 Art Squares. 25c.
Double-deck Huck Towels. 3 Sac. each.
Mems Gray Half-Hose, &c. a pair.
60 dozen Gentlemen's 4-Ply Linen Col
lars. sc. each.
l25 Gentlemen's Walking Canes, SC. each
Children Muslin. Glngnam. and Cash
mere Caps, DC. each.
HOUSEFURNlSHINGS.
800 Chamber Sets (undergIaze decosa
tions). value $3.50, for s1.55.
200 Hayiland and Limoges Decorate,
Plates, value sl.75 to $3.50. for 81.
$50 Haviland and Limoges Decorate
Plates. value from 81 to s1.,5. for Toe.
French China C~uspadors. hanisomel,
decorated. ~C5c.-value $50.
French China Cracker-Jars, 2.Z5-valu
$50.
japanese After-D Dinner Cups n saucer.
12 1-2c.-value 3 and 39c.
Carlsbad Decorated Butter-Dishes. yalu
ssc.. for soc.
Half-Gallon Glass syrup-PItchers raien
nickel-plated tops, &c.
Imitation Cut-Glass Dishes. II inche
long. &c.
Iemon-Juice Extracters. &c..
Thin Bohemian Tumblers, ;9c. Q doxeI
Joplin Hat-Racks, &c
2-string Hearth-Brooms. Sc.
Toilet-P Paper, &c.
Bartlett's sc. Shoe Dressing. lec.
Scrubbing Brushes. SC. from IL l-2c.
Wash-Boards. solid zinc, &c.
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