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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17

fessionaI engagement was with the ZEN
eocola southern League club In 1893. Last
season he was with the Mobile cup OF
The Southern League, for which cluD ne
did snlendl3 work lie is a speedy ntcher
and a good fielder in the box. lie VIII no
doubt become very popular with the pa
irons Of the game in Richmond.
William IL. Binsmcre, pitchcr, is from
Fayette City, Pa; height, feet 10 lnches;
weight l6O pounds. This Is his Arst season
as a professional. lie is a good hitter and
fast on the bases, and IS a very promis-
ing pitcher.
James G. Allen, pitcher is from SPRING
field. Ohio: height. feet inches; weight,
40 mounds. lie is a pitcher OF expert
ence. having pitched for Cedar hdpius'
Ottumwa and Quincy, and is expected TO
prove valuable man.
Jesse Tannehil is the name OF another
Richmond pitcher who it is expected Will
be a strong addition 10 the club.
Manager Wells and Catcher Gibson VIII
alternate behind the bat and at first base,
except when Foster is catching. when one
of the other catchers viii cover right
field.
Manager Wells has endeaVored to Sc
cure players of good habits as well as the
ability TO play good ball, and feels sure
he has been successful. The players will
report at Richmond in time 70 put IN
weeks practice before the opening of the
exhibition games.
THE HAGUE MEETING.
A league meeting Will be held In Eich-
mond within the next few weeks TO set
tie the number of clubs to be admitted,
the adoption of schedule and rules and
regulation and election Of officers. This
meeting has been delayed on account or
the sickness of Manager Sommers, who
is In West Virginia. but hopes to be well
enough to travel within few days.
NEWS FROM PETERSBURG.
Petersburg has been keeping very quiet
about its team but | have learned that
its makeup viii most probably be as fol-
lows:
Foreman, McJames and Thomas. pitch
ers; stafford, first base; Pender, third
base: Kelly. left field; Sanford, centre
field. Honoycutt, right field, and McFar-
lane in the iHdeId.
Keefer is reported to have signed with
Johnston, OF the New York League but
IL is believed that he win play in Peters
burg,
Quarles is under reservation by the
Scranton team, OF the Eastern League.
but Il is stated that negotiations are
pending for his release, and N the event
of its being secured he will pitch for
Petersburg.
DOWN IN PORTSMOUTH.
Mr. Brady, who will manage the Ports
mouth team. is a wide-awake baseball
man. He has as his secretary Mr. NJ. W.
jenkins, who is interested with him in the
club.
The location of the grounds has not yet
been definitely decided upon, but suit
able piece OF land on South street, extend
ed. within eight minutes ride of the ferry,
Is under consideration, and will in all
probability be decided upon.
The team will be composed or good ma
teriai and Is as follows
Pitcher Brandt, from Hagerstown, Md;
catchers. Quinn and Vetter, from Cam
bridge. Mass, and Louisville. respective
ly; pitcher, Muiiigan, from Baltimore;
Mullen. short stop; Fink, third base, and
OBr4en, pitcher, are from Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17
Woman suffrage in BnIvnIe.

Had woman suffrage meeting at Billyille.
Cn-the-Bcnd. az,
With Sister wilkins IN the chaiL MISS
An Sairy jones on t'other. an that air
gal ~ Browns
An Molly Spfnks. paradin' roun' In these
neW-fangied gowns.
AN 'twuz: Now. step up lively ladies.
Fer soon yOu'i wear coat.
AID yoa1l canvass al the country
When you vote. vote, voter!
The II eetln' sure WIZ lyely-with not
man in sight.
An as fer speechfyln why, they had u
left and ri,ht,
They said the men Warnt nuthiu but
set O. fools an sich.
An when the women voted they would
make the country rich!
An 'twuz: step up lively. ladiesl
Fer soon you'll wear coat,
An the men'll DO the cookin'
When you vote, vote, vote.
They passed a resolution to tho feet that
women rules,
An orter run the gover'ment as well as
teach the schools"
That they ort to be a-yotin'. an a-faiSin
They'd been raised TO baiin' biscuit. but
the men could bake 'em now!
An 'twuz: step up lively, ladies'!
Fer soon you'll wear coat.
An the men kin mind the babies
When you vote, vote, vote"
They talked from sun 10 shutdown, an
Their sentiments wuz free:
An every man IN Billyille climbed a oak
or hick'ry tree'
An the thing IS been decided that the
women own the town,
An the men'll take the kitchen Jest as
soon a. they climb down.
An it's "Step up lively, gentlemen,
An come an Jerk yer coat,
An don't you burn the biscuits
While yer wives is gone to vote"
Atlanta COnstifution
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17
Loves Youuy flraam.

Father-"Now. see here, II you mar
~ that Young pamper, how on Garth arc
Sweet Giri-"oh, we have figured that
all out. You remember that old hen my
aunt gave meg'
Yes"
We'll. | have been reading a poultry
circular. and l Ind that a good hen VIII
raise twenty chicks in a season. We'll.
the next season that will be twenty
hens; and as each viii raise twenty more
chicks, that will be 40. The next year
the number viii be 500. the following
year 10000 and the next $4,000 JUST
Think At only fifty cents apiece Ne Viii
then have 81 $1,000 Then. you dear Old
papa, Well lend you come money TO pay
York Weekly.
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BASE BALL BEAMlNGS.
VTRGtyfA STATE LEAGUE TO BE Or
GANIZED IN TIE NEAR FUTURE.
S.,,s of Interest About the Richmond
Petsrsburg, Lynchburg and fortsmouI"
Cnbs-Successfui Season Expected

rhe status of affairs in baseball circles
An this city has changed very little during
N, past week. Tho Times several days
aro announced the release OF render 10
the Petersburg team, and two weeks aso
- nuhlishcd the makeup of the Kich-
mond club for the coming season.
Tho probability as to when me league
will meet. who win be elected president
and what teams will play eNhlpl'ioh
eamos here was also published at the
same time. -,
'rhe Times, FOR the benefit of its readers
,rints again to-day the makeup or the
Crows with something about The men
who will play bah here this year.
TIE RICHMOND TEAM.
rho following Is a list of the players,
with names of places ut which they pay
al last year. g.. :,
4 /, Gibson, catcher; height, feet IL
,nchcs: weight, 1S5 pounds; halls from
commbus. Ca. Although he has played
with several strong semi-proiesslohal
tcams. this will be his first season WIN
a LEAGUE club. lie Is considered "A clever
catcher. being a splendid thrower TO bases
and a hard bitter.
o. l.. Foster. catcher. Everybody knows
Freddy" lie viii alternate behind the
ba- and IN the outheld. lie Is nara
hitter. and ought 10 become one OF the
best base runners IN the NHsi''" Aeae"V'
as he is very fast q,
William g Hall, second base; height, b
feet 8 inches: weight, 100 pounds. He is
from CoVlngton. ny. lie was III the l'lue
Grass League last season, ana mas peeh
sought after by a number OF minor league
clubs but owing 10 a number OF Clncih-
natl players coming TO Richmond Tor the
coming season, decided to play mere lie
Is a steady and reliable fielder and good
hitter
Harry Berte, short stop: height feet
10 inches; weight. 160 pounds; is from
CoyingtoH, XIV lie commenced his ca
Yeer as a ball player with the Manhattans'
a strong amateur club of Cincinnati. HIS
first professional engagement was WIN
the Mobile Southern League Ciub iast
season, where his work was OF the high
est orderN Besides fielding his position In
fine style. he is good hitter and very
fast base runner.
Gin Groves, centre field; height, feet
10 inches. weight. lG0 pounds: comes from
Cincinnati Grove Is a fast helder and
base runner and a good hitter. He was
with Sioux city, one OF the strong west
ern clubs. last season.
Charles r. Kain. OF Richmond. who will
play left field. Is too welle known for
much comment lie has all the require
rnents 20 become great ball player. lie
IS a splendid hitter and a very fast base
yuLEer.
John G. Knorr. pitcher; height. 8 feet
10 inches: weight. i{5 pounds; comes from
Bellevue. Ky. He is a grauate of 'the
Bond Hills. Of Cincinnati Ills FIRST pro-
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Of "The Raven" will remain. and ought
To remain. undisturbed. Success, how
ever, TO the enthusiastic Doctor IN his
promised edition of the works OF Henry
T.. Hirst. for which this article Is IN
tended. in part, 10 prepare the way.
In conclusion 81 may be stated that
there was another young Philadelphia
writer whom the Southern Literary Mes
senger cheerfully entertained and assist
Ell in deyelopug and who has become
highly distinguished by his various works
In prose. Reference Is made TO the learn
ed. accomplished ana indcfatigable Henry
4. Lea. BEN. BLAKE MINOR
Richmond Va. FeD. !. 1885.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17

All If the best OF Levy & Davis House
T,ra{shi nts-Poles. Curtains, SHADES,
ctc.-aAat were in TOO much d.sV. ~
10 be sold during the trustee 49,
has all been arranged here IN perez
order and some of the SrtdlSsI. 10. 20
gains OF this sale viii be found among
them on dhe second 1oor
Fun SIZE Lace Curtain Stretchers' 'oc'
g. Oak Grille Work for Doors, 81.
q o.,ncb Heavy Cornice Poles. feet
long with finest brass trimmings "'c'
same style long, for portieres. were
$3.50, for iJc.
Good Felt. ? yards wide, zoe. yard.
J0c. Irish Point Sash Lace, 9'c'
65c IRISH Point Sash Lace, &c 60
SO. SWISS Tambou SASH t"dCt, - ,,,
81 10 Real Brussels SASH Net manu- rum
&c Corored Dotted Drapery Nun, II 1-2c,
mo. Embroidered Swiss SASH Lace tSC'
Toe. 4S-inch wide Madras INV ~ ,,air
81 90 Ruled Percaline Curtains 'oc; par,
S5E0 Whitr Scrim RufIiod Curtains,
different designs, $50.
81 Nottineham Lace, IL yards long,
fun width, $ll9. I.t
81 4-rhrcad Nottingham Lace CURTAIN
extra heavy, &-1S. -,
$3.50 Swiss Iambour Lace tul tdIii''
only pair left, $i.5O. IL. %
SIS Irish Point Lace Curtains, OIL!
pair left $3.50 par. To-.
Slp Marie AniOlntNlc, sptOldliy H"'' '1'NN
Curtains, $3.50.
so Marie Antoinctte, very me, Lace
Curtains. $3.50.
81 ana $50 sash Curtains. Embroidered
Muslin, g.
81 one pair All-Silk Portiercs. $lj.
$3.50 52-inch wide Chenille PortIere, N5o.
S. one pair Tapestry POrtiere, ~
300 Lace Curtain strips. IL TO Fly
Yards wide, and long. lSc. cach.
100 pairs of Taped Lace Curtains '0c'
While Dotted Curtain Muslins, 10c. yard.
~ 1-2c. Curtain Scrim. Lie. yard.
q Emhossed Furniture Plush, DOC. YARD,
81 Notified Very Heavy Foot Mats, 50c.
$3.50 smyrna Rugs, 500.
MATTINGS.
sE'ancy Checks Mating, 3 &c. yard.
se.~.snless MsA'ing, lOc. yard.
EXTRA. aeao,- Waiting, ~ IN. yard.
G5c. frlaid Japanese Mating, &c. yard.
Zoe. Linen Warp Mating. new specidi
design. &c. ydrd. n 80,
75c. Curtain Chains, brass, silver, cop
ODD lot 75t. and soc. Stair Buttons, 1Oc.
dozen.
Solid color Drapery, 1>3c.. yard.
l0c. Union Carpet, 25c. yard.
COc. Afi-Wooi Filling e. G., zoe. yard
Eesf All-WOol 2-Ply CARPET JOc' yard'
Wilton Velvet Carpet Zoe. a yard.
a.. 81. S-4 Floor Oll-Cloth, l6c. square
Reversible Hearth Rug, soc.
81. - Velvet Rugs, 1l0.
Fun tine Furniture Worsted Frnges,
were 40c and b0c, now ZJc. yard. -,
Soc. Decorated Window Shades, l7c.
each.
xr ~, ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17
Who Wrote "The Ravenn-Poe or Hirst /?

The Richmond Times has repubIIshed
from the Philadelphia Record lengthy
interview held by its correspondent with
DIR. Mathew Woods, a well-lSnown phys
ician OF the Quaker City. in which the
Doctor earnestly maintains that Edgar
A. Poe was not the author OF what has
given Linn his greatest renogn-'Ihe
Raven" The Doctor. or interviewer, as
cribes it to Mr.. Charles Il. Hirst, and.
amongst other things, says that Hirst
claimed to have been its author.
Thus we have another bold iconoclasm.
Shakespeare did not write Hamlet, nor
Lear, nor Macbeth. nor Othello. &c.;
John Smith was not the real father OF
the settlement at jamestown. and was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17

The $3.50 White p. -. Corset for S.15.
The S3.25 White =. d. Corset for $50.
The $2.& White =. ID. Corset for Sl.Zo.
The 81 Is White =. y. Corset for ~
The $40 Short-Wa!st =. ID. Corset for
81.
The Sylvia Corset for 81.
The $3.50 Sonnette Corset for 81.
AT zoe. a pair will be sold all OF the
following 81 COrscts; Gray "P. n,
White "Featherbone," Cray IS. c.,
White French Woven" White 'W.
T."
Misses White Corsets for &c pair.
The $l.50 French Woven COrsets for Toe.
W. y. Nursery COrsets for Toe.
The $3.50 W. G. =. Waist, zoe.
The soc. Wslte and Gray Contile Cor
sets, almost every size left at 35c.
ChiIdren's SIC. Corded Waists, lie.
TO make this sale doubly interesting
there will be sold Childrens New Elan
seette Refers, red and brown cash
mere collars and cuffs. brass buttons
and anchors, very fun sleeves, sizes b
to If years, for Gee. each, for which
price you could not buy the material.
Also. Drcssmaker-Mad Wrappers, Of
fine zephyr cloths. dainty figured ptnks,
blues. laVcndcrs, grays, dark grounds,
etc, in every size, $3.50 wrappers for
81 .33.
Young Mems Suits. carried over from
last spring by Levy X Davis, but in
perfect condition, and at ridiculous
prices. These prices for Coat, Vest
and rants.
g. Dark Cashmere Suits for 81.
1915 ATWOOD Suits FOR s..
SO Suits for $3.50: 81 Suits for 81.
These Suits have long pants. and Will
lit men wearing up 10 a a coat.
The greatest low prices ever heard
of i'm Mems UHderT ear and Mem
Furnishing Goods, both of which
stocks we're most complete in detail
at Levy Il Davis. Their best goods
have been brought here at these prices
s. Scotch Atwood Drawers, all sizes
s. ATWOOD Medicated Scarlet Shirts.
sizes 80 to 49, Toe.
81 Afi-WooI Medicated Scarlet Drawers,
sizes 20 to 40, Zoe.
81 Summer Wool Drawers, SOC. pair.
81 Natural Wool Drawers, 35c. par
Bows Ste. Mcrino Drawers, - 10 "a, %5c.
81 Australian Lambs Wool Drawers, 50,
81 ~, a. 46, as soc. pair.
81 80 Mems Cameis Hair Drawers. zoe.
81 . White Laundered Shirt' IA, 10 ~
II. II ~. 75c.
49, sic White A'uode''a S''r'' i 70 ., 70 ~
SIS Pleated- Bosom, ,aundered, 16 TO
1912. sc. ,.-,
bosom II to II, soc; ,,,,..
Perfect-FttinS Uniaunderep Nhlte
Hinest Tnlaundered Percale Bosom on
White Body Shirt, attached cuffs, soc.
each.
HZe>akpxy- GIM &z2touH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17

Serges IN medium, dark and light
shades, and 75c. and 81 Imported Goods
all at the most extraordinary price of
35c. Don't come too late to get the
pick of this table of Dress Goods.
patterns about 300 yards. Cream
French Flannels, fancy striped, sc.
ward.
11-2-yard wide Spring Cloakings, Csc.
A table Of Atwood Dress Goods, only
spring cOlors, including pink and Law
ender. DC. a yard-not a yard that
was ever less than soc.
Double-fold Plaid Dress Goods, for chill
dren, 1-3c. yard.
Sc. i5-inch Atwood Silk-Flnish Jet
Black Henrietta for 59c. a yard.
zoe. %-inch All-WOol Silk-Fnshed Jet
Black Henrietta for soc. a yard.
zoe. 3S-inch All-Wool Henrietta, 81 l-2c.
yard.
4oc. $S-inch An-wool Henrietta, &c.
Sis Priestley's Silk Warp Henrietta,
7Jc. yarl.
Coo. 45-inch French Black Serge, SOC.
yard.
soc. 3S-inch French Serge. 371-2c. yard.
45c. All-WoOl French Serge, 29c. yard.
All-Silk Mourning Yelling, 81 and $1.25
ya-d.
The new GoufTre Crepe, all Silk, in
separated Solid Stripes--the most ex-
quisite of the new seasons prettiest
Silks soc. yard.
Gouffre silk Crepes, in favorite solid
COlOrs, Soc. ward.
Solid Color Ar-Silk Crepe, 25c. yard.
Plain China Silks in Daintiest of the
seasons new Colorings, 25c. yard.
23-inch Striped, Figured Taneta silk,
SOC. yard.
81 Silk Velvets, in all shades, 75c.
yard.
y.5 yard and n half wide Broadcloth.
AL colOrs 81 yard.
81 Broadcloth, IL yards wide, all col
75c. Habit Cloth, 11-2 yards wide, all
colOrs. soc.
75c. / ii yards wide French Serges, soc.
75c. / ii yards wide Storm Serges, soc.
75c. Ia Granite Cloth, all shades, Doc.
s. Imported French Pattern Suittngs,
81 SIX mixed. checks stripes and fan
cy effects In Covert cloth, CheviOts,
Homespuns and Boucle effects, zoe.
six Mixed. checks and stripes, CheNots,
Homespuns. etc, 53c. yard.
soc. Fancy CheviOts. numerous styles
81 I-2c. ATWOOD CheViots, in up to date
styles, 26c. yard.
Never before such prices for Linens.
6o-inch Turkey-Red Damask. Pc. yard.
70-inch All-Linen Satin Table Damask,
$l.2j yard.
2lxi2 Hemsutched All-Lnen Huck
Towel. DC. each.
Wle.yer5- G1M &EtoocM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17

2fxf5 Ali-Luen Satin Damask Hem
stitched Towel, 2oc. ,
19xSS Barnsley Huck Hemmed Towel.
y re
fSxSs Huck Towel. 70 t-2c.
$50 pieces Fine Figured Satteens; IN
colored and black and white, l-Sc'
yard, worth double.
BleaChed and Unbieacned cotton SiaSh'
17@inch Colored- Bordered Unbleached
Doyles, 75c. dozen.
13-inch All-Linen Doyles Soc dozen.
yard wide Percales, 1 TO 10 yard pieces,
Lie. yard.
Especially low prices in Muslin I'M
derwear.
75c. Drawers, Finch rudle OF embroidery.
81 Cambric Drawers, S-incb ruffle OF em-
broidery. 35c.
81 y Cambria Drawers, l-2~lnch Medlcl
Lace. tucked, zoe.
$50 Cambria Chemise, tucks, S-inch
Medict Lace and beading II inches,
$3.50.
inch Val. lace and II inches bead
lac. Cotton Chemise. tucked yoke and
inserting of embroidery, 35c. pair.
75c. Cambria Corset Cover, edsing and
embroidery Bio.
81 square Neck Corset Cover. 2-inch Val.
lace Soc
$3.50 Infants Dresses Nainsook trimmed
g.
$50 Infants Dresses, Nainsook trimmed,
l5c. -
So Infants Cambria skirts. embroid-
cry and tucks. 1Jc.
Many other just such of the best bar
gains ever offered in White Underwear.
The cheapest and most wonderfully
low bargain prices for Dress Trim
mings.
Hercules Colored Wave Braids, lie. to
25c. and SOC. Colored Gimps. &c. to 1Oc.
Zoe. Colored Braids. Sc. yard.
35c. Jet Sequence, l9c.
2jc Black silk Sequence, lOc.
Smoked and White Pearl Buttons. loo.
to $50.
Gilt and silver spangles, 9oc. hundred.
Dress Trimmings down in price to
less than half their actual value.
Many special prices prevail in the
little Book Department with new read
ing matter added 20 it daily, at the
lowest prices anywhere in Richmond.
Madame Sans Gene, cloth bound, SOC.
All zoe. Paper-Back Novels Ole.
All 25c. PaDer-Back Novels l5c.
Standard Works Of Popular Authors,
handsomely cloth bound, SOC. volume.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17
Great Bargains in Boys Shirt Waists.

Boys Shirt Waists. OF figured and
striped duck, pearl buttons and pleat-
ed: also. pure white, 6-pleat front, stud
buttons and round sailor collars. size
to II, value SOC, 10 be sold at Doc
each.
Boys Outing Shirt Waists, deep collars,
only lac.
Boys Merrimac Calico Shirt Waist, box
pleatod front value 25e., only lie
Fill your work baskets. These prices
for notions viii probably never again
Ciark's ~. j. W" CIarlts Mile End"
and y. q =. Coats Spool Cottons,
Bic spool
Brainerd Il Armstrong; 10O-yard Spool
SIX. black and all cOlOrs, nc.
Corticcli and Star Skirt Braids, black
and all cOlOrs Sc. roll.
Marshaus Best Linen Spool Thread, Be-.
u 1-2c. Sattccn-Coycrcd Corset Clasps,
&C.
All Best Necdcs-Roberts, Smiths
Neilward' s-evcry size, g.. paper.
Every color SIX Garter Web, in rem
nants large enough for carriers, &c.
par.
Best Dress Shields, each pair stamped
Levy & Davis.
19c. Nafnsook Shields. f6c. pair.
Largest S0c. Stockinsnettc Shields. lie.
Candeld stockingnet,c Shields, 70 lie.
Fedora Dress Shields, 15c. pair.
KemshalPs 10c. Hooks and Eyes for SC.
b-pOund bale Sewing cotton sc.
Best knitting Cotton. lie. mound.
zoe. silk Side Hose Supporters. 19c.
pair.
Mattress Bindings. sc. apiece.
Awning Bindings, SOC. apiece
The bargains in the prices OF the
New Spring Black and COlored Dress
Goods and Silks and Satins, in con
junction with the goods of these lines
moved here from Levy Il Davis, Offers
you the greatest opportunity ever
known 10 save money on your new
dress.
A table full Of Dress Goods. including
All-Wool Toe. yard and a half wide
Teiours, 45-iuch vide D!asonais and
NIezake15- G<A 6HZto0M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17

Complete Set Dumas Works. cloln'
bound. SIS.
Popular Works of Popular Authors
cloth bound. 13c. volume.
Hymnals, Prayer Books, Pocket BIZ
bles and Scriptural Quotations, plain
and gllt-edge, handsomely bound IN
leather, at less than half price-lsc. up
So The Holy Bible, containing the old
and new Testaments, translated out OF
the original tongue, heavy leather
bound, steel clasp, St.75.
What was left of the Levy 4 Davis
Kid Glove stock is here at Bargain
Prices-neyer to be seen again after
this sale.
Lot 81 and $50 Kid Gloves. all colors.
Lot 81 and 81 KID Gloves. all colors, 5oc.
$50 and 81 Kid Gloves. all colors, &c.
Lot Black Kid Gloves. button. W
Lot $50 Evening Gloves. all colcrs Il
Lot $i5o Evening Gloves. all colors. r5c.
pair.
Lot 81 White Chamois Gloves, all colors.
soc. pair.
Levy 4 Davis Sale Prices at the
Fancy Goods Counter.
25c. Leatherette Lunch Boxes. l9c.
tOc. Small aud Large Linen Envelopes,
&C. package.
zoe. Tinted Rice Writing Paper, ruled
or unruled. loc. quire.
Sc. Long White Envelopes, 9 packs Zoe.
81 Fancy Box OF Paper and Envelopes
50c.
&c. Fancy Box Of Paper and Envelopes.
1oc. Pocket Memorandum Books DC.
dozen.
4oc. Finest Imported Extract and Per-
fumes. 25c. ounce, ,,, a.
e5c. Coleate's Extract Of Heliotrope, loo.
ounce.
Sc. Highland Heather Extract, bounce
size. yJc bottle.
Winsiow Adjustable Lock Roller skate,
Best Roller Skates. THE Popular" soc.
Choice any size Rogers Steel Scissors,
ZJc. pair.
Orders taken for Engraving and
Printing Visiting Cards, Invitations,
etc.
Extra Large Package Manila and Per-
forated Toilet Paper, DC. package, Soc.
dozen.
Hlelz<ezY GIH &A2to0G
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17

Zoe. Plain Hemmed Window Shades,
spring rollers, DC. ~.
] yard square Chenille Covers; Hc: each.
Zoe.
$3.50 White Marseiues Spread, $1.75.
81 ATWOOD Crib Blankets, $50.
s. Lace Bed Sets, with shams, f3c.
81 and s. Lap Robes, Atwood cloth, N.50
choice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17
D0RestiCs.

1914 Full Utica Sheeting, 20c. yard,
Remnants of 10c. Outing Cloth, l-Zc'
Sc. Unbleached Jeans, 4 1-2c.
Wrapper Pattern Flanneiiettes, JOG.
300 yards Figured and Striped Dress
Ducks, in waist and dress lengIhs'
II l-2c. quality, Sc.
35c, quality Twil1ed Shooting, &c. yard.
Fun Measure 1O-4 Unbleached Sheetins,
Sfrjped Fancy Cheviots for Boys Wash
Suits etc, II 1-2c. yard.
Al Rarker Rlcached Muslin, 3-fc. yard.
&c. quality Unbleached Cotton, DC. yard.
Zoe Pillow Cases. 6 lie. each. o.,.
Fuii f0-l by ? II BIeached Muslin Sheet
Best A. c. A. Bed Ticking, Il lie.
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17

81 Laundered, colored bosom' WhIte
body, soc. I'll, ,o.o.
i2f-2c. Co}ored Border Initial Handker-
chiefs, sc. each
25c. White Linen Initial Handkerchiefs,
10c. each
Boys SOC. Gray Wool Shirt Waists DC.
Mems Scotch Wool Gloves, &c.
soc. Black and Colored Adjustable Bows,
2jc.
soc. Black and Colored Clubhouse Ties,
25c.
25c. Plaid Windsor Ties, lie.
1870 Plaid Windsor Ties, Y lie.
Mems Four-Ply cuffs, Zoe. pair.
Mems Link Fom-P}y CATS, y lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17

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