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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-04
MASSACHUSETTS, Law,nakers,

Boston, Jan. 2.-The Massachusetts
state legislature will convene at noon.
Of the 239 members of the incoming
house, 1913 are Republicans and 46 Dem
ocrats. The house of 1894 was COM
posed of 1874 Republicans and 56 Demo
Gratis.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-04
Bede Starts South,

ST. PAUL, Jan. 2.-Ex-Marshal =.
Adam Bede has left for trip to New
Orleans. While in the South he will
visit good many of the old battlefelds
of General Sherman with a view of
writing military drama, based on
events of the war of the Rebellion.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-04
Kent,s sentence Comes Saturday.

MANDAN, N. D., Jan. 2. Arguments
on the motion for new trial in the
Kent case took up gil day, and court
adjourned to Saturday, to which day
the sentencing Of Kent was postponed.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-04
/ Long Prairie Failure.

LONG PRAIRIE, Mimi, Jan. 2. -
Charles Koonze. leading dealer in fur
niture and farm machinery, made an
assignment for the benefit of his cred
itors. No statement has yet been
given.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-04
Robbed by Cherokee BIZ.

Fort SMITH, Ark, Jan. 2.-The sta
tion agent at Nowata, I. T., was held
up and robbed by lone highwayman,
supposed to be Cherokee Bill, at 1886 p.
m. The bandit secured two 9. O. D.
express packages and $ss. so of railroad
money.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-04
Hotel and stores Burn.

KUHN, N. D., Jan. 2. Fire destroyed
Mix's hotel, Lang's general store and
two other buildings, one Of the latter a
saloon, in which the fire originated.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-04

this magniffcence of foreign courts is
offered to republican simplicity. ALI
theother ladies of the cabinet held
receptions later in the day. = E<sN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17

ties in the extreme southwestern portion
OF the State. are not in It at all anu
what good or harm they could 90 e''''e'
party will not amount TO much.
owing to recent act OF the Lesisia-
ture, the city of Bristol will not vote
this time at all for county officers, though
IL has heretofore. The Goodson polling
place, which has been alongside the city
polling place, has been removed to the
country.
The Walton election law. akin to the
Australian ballot system. recently pass.
ed by the Legislature, seems TO be in
moor favor, especially with the masses,
and the leaders, too, though some or them
refuse to express an opinion.
Hon. Tate Irvine, OF Big Stone Gap,
Wise county, present representative in
the Legislature, was In Bristol today,
and accorded your correspondent pleas
ant interview.
"Do Won think the Republicans and
pon,,I;sfs I'm any OF the counties you
represent will fuse in,~the spring elec-
.tions?" 49,,
81 do not. There are very few Popu-
usts i'm Lee. Scott, Wise, Dickinson, Buch-
anan. or any OF the southwest counties.
rrbe fight will be between Democrats ana
pen,tbIicans. though in some OF the coun-
ties no nominations will be made. In
Wise both parties have agreed not TO
make any nominations. X. Z. Bruce
Democrat. incumbent, Will run IL alone
for commemorative Attorney. while y.
NJ Wears. Republican county chairman,
will rim IL alone on the Republican ticket.
I Prince VIII be elected by rom 100 to 2O
ma iority. / will gamble on that. Inc
Democrats will elect W. T.. Maxwell, IN
cumbent. county treasurer probably with
ont oDposition. The race for sherln
will he between w. Il. Kilbourne, DEM
ocrat. and j. A. Miller, Republican"
In Lee county both parties have held
urinary elections and conventions, ana
have nut out full tickets. The county
usually goes Republican. y. NJ. COINS
| Democratic nominee for Commonwealth S
| Attorney, has been county chairman anu
! is now editor of the Southwest Nirsiiiiah'
| nublished at Jonesville. No nominations
will be made in Dickinson or Buchanan.
Russell Neral. incumbent. will probably
| be reelected commemorative Attorney
| i'm Dickinson county by the Democrats.
r II. Evans, Democrat. incumbent, IS
| the most prominent candidate Tor COM
| monwealth's Attorney III buchanan
| county. I'm Washington there Will De
some trading. the Republicans want
TO elect Major Hortenstine sheriff anu
will do so If suitable deals can DC ihaue'
| John W. Price, of Abingdon lehulils
LAWYER. and for long time editor OF the
! Glade Spring citizen. is Formidable can
didate for commemorative Attorney
In Washington county Daniel J. camp
bell. of the same city, IS one OF ms OPP
| ponents.
The Democrats Of Scott county VIII hoil
! a convention to nominate officers on inc
first Saturday in April the kepupli-
cans Will also hold 2 COW entlon on the
18th of April. Party lties IN the county
will be closely drawn In the elec'ioh.
James w. Marshall. Of craig VINO n i
the misfortune to lose MS mousse Wy nv
a few weeks ago, is going 10 TAKE an a.
| g. art I'm the election. His name Is
being used freely in connection with the
next congressional race in the Ninth DIS
| trct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
FUsfON IN r0gFOLK COUNT
Not Between PopuIi,ts and X publicans'
After the Good Places.

NORFOLK. VA, March 16.-SpeciaL-
NorfoIk county political affairs are
warming ND considerably, and meetings
are being held weekly by the various
factions. looking to the contro1 or the
county Norfolk county has been ruieu
IN, Fusionists for more than ten years
There has been a division OF oinceS PC
tween Republicans and Democrats ny
which the county has been placed i'll 'ils
Democratic column in consideration VI
a large slice of pie to certain laVoli'e
Republican leaders. A H. MAJ ,'H'
dashinp Young Republican, is clerk; MS
brother-in-law, Lyons. is treasurer. lhese
nositions and a few minor places are the
Renublican allowance. Democratic fu-
sionists claim nothing. Unless there Is
some kind of a Geal by which the Mar
tin following can be kept quiet the county
would be overwhelmingly Repuolcah'
THE sTRIAGHToUT DEMOCRATS.
,rho,o is worry great interest among the
straightout Democrats who favor a par
~ line ticket. Much bitterness exists
and from row on the contest VIII De
warm. A meeting was held TUESDAY
riqbt IN reorganiZe the SewelIs POM
nemocratic Club. Speeches were mace
hv - number of gentlemen advocating
a fusion ticket. They claimed that the
association of Democrats ana RePupH.
cans rid the county or the most corr w,
couutv government in the state. SeNcia
spoeches were made by anti-iuslon ora
tors and there is indication that IN III,
errinr election Norfolk county VIII pu'
mn n Democratic ticket. win or lose
This is the only county of the Sceoho
congressional district in which a coailtioI
of Republicans and Democrats mas peer
attempted.
40 PoPULIsTs DEMOCRATS.
r,,oro ora no prohibitionists CT Poru
usts IN This county As matter o.
fact the Prohibition party mas III
strenoth in Tidewater, outside OF 'h'
citv Of Norfolk. 1t has broken every
r,rornise made to the best people OF NOT
folk and are losing caste.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
SPRING DRESS GOODS.

Ss-inch All-Wool Covert Cloths, medium
shades only 0c. yard. ., a,,,,ras
Changeable Dress Goods, small nsures'
IS inches wide. only gDc. yard. ,,,h+
Fine Mixed Checks SO inches VIDE, hshI
and dark mixtures, only 25c. yard. 81, 10
Fine An-Wool Scotch Mixtures iuii Oh
inches wide, only 4Oc., all WOOL "a uoo,
mixed. full 80 inches wide, only soc yar1i;;
Vigereaux Henrietta, very, me, III ar
mixtures, full A inches VIDE ohiy ''c'
yard. a linen strlpe
MIXTURES. blue and white, red and white,
tan and brown, green and white' 90 inoii''
wide, only 81 lie, w., u,xed
c5 T. PIECES IS r f s Mids an" only SOC o yard
b pieces OF Rob Roy Plaids, 80 inches
WI" M,iinc G' Ghangeable Dress Goods. Il lie.
YAH 5pCinch wide Diagonal Serge 75c. yard:
Blue Figured Granite Cloth 10 ihcheS
wide 45c. a.. MI, soc
Atwood Black Henrietta, 80 ihcheS
wide. SOC. yard, always sold Tor o2c' Cargo
ii-inch Extra Heavy Fine black se lest
Joe. yard. worth u. only one . e'. of these
Come early II you want "h0 VI
DF Risck Figured Granite Cloth and serges.
Is inches wide, only soc. YARD, ,,,, for
Priestley's Black Nuns Neiiins' io'
ve,Is 75c.' regular price 81 yard.
Ve hII.,s ok Hayani Yelling 81 yard.
Full line of Black Cloths Tor Idpes i'o'''
Bouche Serge. 81 inches wide. only ZIP UP:
Figured Henrietta, IS inches vice. oh'y
lie yard. ,.., 20
Iiacn crenon. waffle effect. $f.3o.
Black Crepon. Plisse stripe. a inc'es
Rack Crepon, A inches wide. so yarn,
Priestley's Eudora 40 inches Woe oh'S
90 . ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17

with the constables, sta.d away lro'u
the polls. The tickets TO be usea nus
of necessity be long ones, ara so'nO
plan will probably be devised 10 anu wv
coustablcs. AZ the time Is very sn"ie
in which ballots are TO be prepaIeu,
snrgeatIon has been made which Is SIM
nlc and effective. The illiteratc voter
will have a ticket made OUT 'oh,aini"s
the names of his, choice OF canoioa"s'
This re hands 10 the constable as u,ie
~ nrcpare his ballot. a very slight eeiay
,n rhnnsJnx whom hs will have to serve
rim would easily carry the voter over
his allotted two and n half minutes
Down In Warwick County.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 49,
Although only one candidate mas mus lar
complied with the requirements OF the
law by serving written notice Of his can
didacy upOn the clerk OF che county, a
gooaly number of candidates have, In one
manner or another, signified their willing
ness 10 be voted for at the coming spring
election for county officers in Warwick.
The candidate referred 10 who has fol-
lowed the example OF the early bird, IS
Mr.. \. c. Pulliam. an aspirant for the
Office Of Police Justice in Newport News
The liveliest interest is already mani
tested In the contest, however, and the
There arc three candidates for the DEM
ocratic nomination for Commonwealth S
Attorney. three for sheriff, three for
commissioner OF revenue and an Indefinite
number for constable and justices or the
peace. Treasurer j. NJ. Curtis Is the only
county officer who has no opposition
He has been treasurer of Warwick coun-
~ for twenty years, and his record Is
above the shadow OF reproach.
II is generally believed that the KepuD-
leans will make no nominations unless
some unlocked for developments take
place. Captain II. Clayton. a Republican,
is announced as a candidate for SneriH'
but he will probably run as an indepcnd-
ent candidate, unless the Republicans
should decide TO put up complete ticket
There is talk among a few Democrats
OF d citizens ticket, but this Is not re-
gsrded seriously by the leaders, who say
that the OTly advocates OF such pro-
c, eding are few disgruntled members
OF the party 1t is urged also that the
policy would be a suicidal one for Demo-
Gratis 10 pursue.
In Newport News nothing is heard OF
a fusion between Republicans and Popu-
| lists If any members of the former per-
suasion are here they keep very quiet.
I in some of the county districts however
| il is sad that the Republicans and Pop
ulists will fuse i'm making nominations
| for minor officers.
Nearly all the leading Democrats in this
| section express the opinion that the Wal
| ton law VIII operate well IN the spring
! election. Those who take this view arc
| in favor of an educational qualification
| Others do not hesitate TO express theiI
! disapproval OF the law, but they are un-
! dOubtedly in the minority.
At present the spring election itself Is
| a matter Of secondary consideration. The
| interest Of Democrats and Republicans
| alike is centered in the Democratic pri
mary. the exact date of which has not
| yet been fixed upon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
B41zMMMv&

lire are upon our counters. Already an
appreciative public has begun to call Upon
us for the proverbial New Dress io'
Easter.
a long way BE sure that the money
gees the right way, and spend Ii with is.
Ha'f-wool New Spring Dress Gools.
"a inches, II lie.
The other and ri ser Dress Goods at y,
81 IL. 80. AZ IL, SOC. up to $3.50 yard.
DO You Wear Pants!-Plym. Rock Pants Co.
If you do We Rave some cheap CAST
L. res.
Cassimeres, imitation wool goods. IL lie.
Cassimeres at 20c., worth &c;
Cassimeres at &c, worth 81 l-2c.
Cassimeres at 81 l-2c,-a good value.
Cassimeres at Soc, worth 15c.
Casslmeres at 90, l5c. and 81.
A Splendid Navy Blue Flannel. for boys
vear. at jOc.-good weight, all WOOL.
The Celebrated 81 Middlesex, for po-
licemenS summer suits, at - yafu, re-
duced from $50
ever saw for The price.
Gas at Ten Cents.
This was the heading of the Statc on
Tuesday last, and that is ABOUT inc h,uu
that some of the Dry Goods men indulge
in-those who claim to have all WV ,,,e d oa
claim to have all of them, out We al
ways have our share.
Hearken to These.
Scholars Companions, Sc "a long, round
wood box, containing a lead ana siatc
pencil. pen-holder and six-lnch ruie,.
packs of Good Square White Envelopes
for l0c.
A Wash Rag. sc. en-
i pound Emitting Cotton, l9c.
/ ball Dexters Red Cotton. &C.
yard of Jeans, unbleached OF coioie"'
for Sc and 1,S59 other bargains
We are Seven.
l. BALE HANOVER FINE uM-
BLEACHED A COTTON elegant 'a'"e'
oil 10 PIECES MISSOURI EXTRA
| HEAVY BROWN COTTON. &c.
III. BLEACH COTTON. from TO lie: a
yard for the best made IN the "oiio'
| .Prjde of the West"
". PLANT BED COTTON, &c.
! Y. UNBLEACHED COTTON; TO &c &c;
VI. ELEGANT LINES ~ ,5c or and rii Sheet.
| ings; u 1-2c. for the 81, up TO &c. yh nS,
for the 1OO-inch d1-D Utica, the w!des'
! sheeting that is made. o. ~ ali
VII. TOWELS. at all prices ol "'
! kinds, for everybody, &C 10 sl =.
everything Has But Time"
II will soon be time to put away our
| Blankets and Comfortables uhtll n eNa
! fall. To reduce stoch VIC
week only,
20 per cent. Reduction.
on all Blankets, Comfo,rtsaioies, $40 Busss
Robes and Down quilts This means
A 5gc Blanket for 4ic.
! A 75c. Comfort for tOc. %
a 81 Buggy Robe for Sl6o
a s. Down Quilt for S3.2o; you n
a. this reduction it will pay, iy, you 1S
hiv these. We also includlee, w IN III
! IJNDERW EAR IN THIS or Hi''
seasonable Fruit.
rust roceived. 1 case Fruit of the Loom
BIeached Cotton, which which we wi ner 'e Yard
long as the case iasts d. ~
Come and buy piece
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
ON THE SOUTHsIDB.
Lively Campaign In the Black Belt "''o"
IN Some Counties.

pt,rERSRIrRG. VA, March lo.-Specldi'
-, ,,raycnt appearances the campaign
IN the counties contiguous 10 ittCi 'O"l
incident TO the May election VIII DC one
of the most interesting that mas peeii
krowu for u long time. But niue ei9e
IL bcine, talked about among the poiu-
clans in the rural districts, ana tne
sult will be watched with no niue III
tercst The candidates are as plehtllul as
hlackberries in summer time. mere are
as MANY as half a dozen or more cahdl-
dates for a single Office. The Indications
are that the Republicans and Popul.sts
will fuse OH making nominations, as was
done at a convention of delegates from
these two parties in Prince George, helu
Al the county courthouse on last ues-
dov and mention of which has ALREADY
been made in this correspondence
DyNCGlATs WILL FIGHT HARD.
Tho democrats will make big f1ght and
Will endeavor TO bring out their tuil Notlhs
strength. The candidates are all busy
electioneering, and each one Is rndklhs
known his claim 10 Inc once winch he
wishes 10 fill. The Executive Committee
" :" the democratic part of Prince George
bald a meeting at the county courthouse
yesterday and discussed matters III refer
'ence 10 making nominations Tor county
oft,ces The committee. which is COM
posed of three representatives from each
township in the county, without taxing
any definite action adjourned to April
court-day.
THE pINwIDDIE CONTEST.
The Democratic Executive committee
of D.nwidd!e county is called to meet al
the county courthouse on next MONDAY
TO prepare plans for a convention &c
| nominate county officers. "A gentleman
from that county told me to-day tha'
| politics are exceedingly interesting thers
now, and that the trouble with the
Democra Is would be that there were voc
many of them candidates for office. lie
| thought the Republicans and Populists
would fuse on all OF the offices except
| that for treasurer which office Is no"
filed by Colonel William Fields, who hai
| been the county treasurer for the pas
| twenty-four years. and who will have
no opposition.
| My Informant stated that there were
! three candidates for sheriff-vz: Messrs
| Il. F.. Williams, w. III. Young. and j. w
| Galusher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17

w.,., .r,.ns are the hard times. The
local press publishes columns OF announce
ments and the contests are mixed, both
40 20 n,,hI,c interest and the probabili.
,ies NJ the result. The Democrats in
tbis county will probably arrange pri-
vatelv IN withdraw their surplus candi-
dates and leave clear neid for five
candidates for the principal county om-
ces. while the Republicans VIII make nomi-
nations on the ed by district oe'esations
who were elected to-day. There Is no
direct fusion of Populists and Republicans
arranged for but they naturally coalesce.
Tbe Walton law, perforce, Will put the
resnlt in doubt. In the fall election. With
three names on the ticket, there were
severaI hundred votes thrown out for
failure 10 erase one name. or for partial
erasure only, and wi.h ten names, In adj
dition to the names or candidates for
district offices, II Is thought the illiterate
voter who fears the constable Will play
havoc with his vote.
IN PULASKI.
In Pulaski interest centres In the can
didates for Commonwealths Attorney.
b. s. Pollock, the Democratic incum-
bent. Is the only announced candidate
but the names of II. q. Robinson. I. l..
Massie, F. w. Morton. Frank Darst and
Iobn s. Draper. Jr., are. mentioned as
nrobable candidates. The present county
officers generally will be candidates. DEM
ocrats are sure of retaining the
offices. and the Republicans are equal
ly sanguine. basing their hopes upon the
| figures of the congressional election.
BLAND AND GRAYsoy.
In Bland and Grayson counties there
will be warm contests. in which Re-
pubilcans and Popullsts will vote togeth-
err, and the result will probably leave the
| offices In the hands of the present Of
hcials. The multiplicity of names upon
! the tickets will make the contest one of
innumerable perplexitles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
SILKS.
c,rine Taffeta Silks. Csc.

strine Taffeta Silks, Sc.
Chanoeable Silks. 40c. yard. 40
;I,a ffefa Check Changeable Silks 4oc'
yard. o., e,o
White Stripe Taffeta and Figured Siihs'
'O Switzerland Stripe Taffeta Silks sOc'
pink and White, Brown ana WhltG,
BLACK and White and Tan ana bidcA
Check Silks. only 81 yard. -,
EiSnred China Silks, black grouiiu'
email old rose figure, black With Wh-tS,
blue with red, blue with white, BLACK
With green and green with white hgures'
All Of the above, silks are suitable Tor
BACKGROUND Silks, with colored stripes
Sec. yard. ,,,,.h email shot
effect, only S8c. yard, ...;ro md
Black Taffeta, with SATIN strip" "i''
us E lax Figured Faille. only 81. -,
Riack Figured China Silks, 90c; ss Sbirt
THE above are also very sood loi "iii
Waists and Dresses. ,h a
Rlack Faille. &c. yard, worth 81. cold
Black Figured Armure' nc'' Always S'''
for 81. c..iorod eurahs 5Oc.
yard. ,eto a ao inches wide.
Black and Cream China silks, "a incn ,o,,
u,ide only 5Oc This is not the Sohiiiio'i
Pongee sold by some houses at S9c'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
SILK WAIST-Ready Made.

Black China SIX WaISts' III III ''"'''
only 50. ,.,,- rv,.. orlv Z.
Black Surah SILK Waist; o.iy o.
Kai-Kai SILK Waist, only g.
Corded silk Kai-Kai. only 81 t-or
Tull line of Taffeta Silk Waists from
$3.50 10 $50. .,ad. IN latest
..ia,ins We have over 1000 Patterns IN
silks siHsS BY the yard and make any siye
S waist - YOU may select at the shortest
notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
No FUSION IN SOUTH VEST.
The Populist Not In IL Out There aud tho
Fight VIII be IL straightout One.

BRISTOL, VA. March l6.-Speciai-it
is more than two months till the Virginia
elections. yet politicians throughout the
Southwest part OF the State are lay
ing plans for that great battle, and Dotn
the Democrats and Republicans are over
confident of the victory The most popu-
lar men In each county Will be put up
for the different offices.
The Populists, especially In the coun-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
MsKING GLAD THE WASTE PLACES

Furnishings. and can furnish all OF the
above. except the sweetheart. put any
assistance there.
MAKING GLAD TIE WASTE PLACES
Our lovely assortment OF Silks maketh
glad the waist places. and in every house
where there is lady there is waist
'(shirt waist place. We have Silks that
come in prs-eminently for shirt waists,
and our prices are y, 80, % ana - l--c'
We have China Silks, 23c. to ~.
We have Taffeta Silks. 75c. to 81.
We have Gros-Grain silks. Toe. to s25o.
We have Armure Silks, 75c to Sl75.
we have Peau de Sole Silks, $lZo.
We have Faille Silks, soc. to AZ.
We have Satins. SOC. to 81.
We have Rhadamas, Toe. TO Sl;5z i-z'
In short we have determined to sell
you silk Waist, Skirt or Dress. and II
you will give us half a chance" we Will
Green is forsaken,
Yellow Is foresworn,
Blue is the sweetest
Color that Is worn"
We have them all. and will let you Sc
lect your own shades.
Jaconet Duchess bids fair to continue
its sway of last season. We have a beau
tful assortment OF 1t in plain and wave
stripes.
There is no more delightful fabric for
the summer season, and II is best 10 be
ready when the warm weather comes.
81 inches wide, II 1-2c. The fabric Is de-
lightfully cool, and the colors are pink,
yellow blue, green, black, lilac and white,
In stripes only.
clay Not this Flattering Unction to
Your SOUL"
We don't remember who said the
Above and, besides. our lay Is In another
direction. We want 10 cali your atten-
ton to our stock OF
MATTINGS
which we have from 10 to SOC. yard.
and great majority of them entirely
new. . .
Floor Oilcloths in A., 5-4, ga and 81
widths at &c. per square yard.
Table Oilcloths. 10 and &c. yard
Silence Cloth 80 and SOC. yard.
Linen Damask white. 10 2-3c. to Sl.Io.
Red Damask, 10 to Soc
"Le Roi est Mort" "viva lie ROi."
Worth. the King of Fashion" is dead
and doubtless a successor will soon arise;
Worth Innings still live. however, ana
we have them in white. gray and black,
AT II l-2c II is a biadere Striped Musilh,
used for stiffening sleeves, etc. Lining
are a speciality with us.
Imitation Hair Cloth, l0c. a.
White Imitation Hair Cloth, loc'
Canvas, 10. II IL and zoe.
Collar Canvas, 20, % and soc.
Best Lining Cambria, &C.
Rice Cambric. for sleeve lining. l-Sc.
Percaline, 10. IL 1-2, l6 2-$. 20 ana 2'e:
srsss c Io Il p III lie. Co. formerly i5c
Lining aifslin. 5, 10 and II l-2c,
No better stock OF Innings in Richmond
"The Ides of March,"
The ide(a)s of March in the Dress Goods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
BARGAINS in LINENS.

Heavy Bleach Table Linen. JOc.
E;ns Finish Satin Damask Table Linen
'' iiiinbleached Table Linen; .: - ana S 80:
Satin pawas %or faS 81 20 y yard.
WV" WATT Irish Linen, IS inches wide, very
fine. &c. ~tra fine finish. 3ic
worth soc. r,o,u only ,oc You
sat.m &C. many as YOU choose, but we
Gan ssndi T ask our friends not 10 buy theIn
in TOO large quantities, as We wan. al
10 set a few. m ara e,c ward
Ait linen Huck Towels. &c. apiece-a
regular bs rber towel. an. ,o,or.a harder
6smask Napkins. with coiorea "or'er'
g. LIE. dozen. c .o,ored centres.
&c.
7s-inch. &c.