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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
me POLTCh COURT.
Daly's Case Postponed to Await His Faith
.Vs Gaming


The rather dull condition OF Justice
Johns Court for the past few days was
enllvened yesterday by several interesting
cases
The case of j. d. DAILY, the Washing
tonian who is charged with fraudulently
obtaining SIS from airs, Il. j. Shea, was
caued, but on motion Of his counsel IL was
continued until next Thursday. 1t is un-
derstood that it was continued for the
purpose Of getting the father of the ac-
cused here.
Allen Hackett, the colored man who
was twice arrested on the charge Of muir
dering William Hodges, also colored. who
died al the almshouse some weeks ago,
was for the second time before the JUS
tice. and the charge was again dismiss
ed. Hackett and Hodges were two OF the
participants in a cake-walk held in Full
ton Christmas-Eve night by a number Of
negroes. The affair wound up with a
general fracas, in which Hedges received
wounds which made him patient at the
almshouse. He Cled ten days after his
arrival at the hospital and a post NOR
TEN examination OF the body convinced
the hospital surgeons that death had re-
suited from pneumonia. Hackett was dis
charged on their testimony but suisse
uuent information received by the Justice
caused him 10 issue another murder war
rant against him. There proved to be
nothing tangible In this alleged after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
COMING TO RICHMOND.
EX.PRIE:ST
Stat 'TERY
AND WIFE
OF Boston. Mass. converted TO Protest.
anism.
RICHMOND THEATRE,
TUESDAY FIGHT, February l2ih;
WE'D ESDAY AFTERNOON AND AIGHT,
February 18Th.

SIrRJECT-"Why I Left the Roman
Catholic Priesthood and what saw
Therein" His equal has never beeh
heard In Richmond. Crowds eVeryWnere;
lie Is gifted eloquent and witty, and
challenges any priest or bishop 10 meet
hin, I'm debate You VIII see Some;hin@
YOU never saw before-a priests wife;
let nothing keep you away. as it VIII
he the greatest treat Of your life. He
receives the hearfiest OF applause and IS
cbeafed to the echo. The Theatre VIII
be hacked on this occasion. Believe
nothing that you hear or read that is
uncOmrlimentafy IN regard 70 Nr. Stat
terry or his lectures. Remember all rnch
are written by persons who are proju-
diced Resolve. to hear him for yourseif
Mrs. SLATTERY--knowna as Sister Mary
Eliza beth In the convent--speaks TO ladies'
oniv "Wednesday afternoon AZ 10.
MIR SLaTTFRY to men only Wednesday
night on 'The Secrets of the Confession"
A thousand ladies attended IN Wash
ington and two thousand men IN Gin
cinnati To cover the expenses OF print
ing, nall and travelling, the following
prices are adopted:
Admission. 25c. and 35c. on Tuesday
night. ard SIC and zoe. TO private lee
lures Wednesday. Ladies' and gentle
men admitted Tuesday night, when adj
missions are cheaper. All lectures arc
different.
Tickets on sale at Theatre Tuesday
from 10 to end 2 TO 8; also time OF
lectures. ielo-I'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
no! FOR TIE Rds,
Personally 'nduc' ed Excursion to New
Or. an Next Friday.

The indications are That large number
of pleasure-seeker will take advantage
of the liberal inducements offered In the
personally conducted excursion TO New
Orleans for the Mardi-Gras. The attrac-
tons in the Crcecent city will be all that
can be desired this year, and the expense
for so delightful trip has been cut down
10 remarkably low figures. The select
excursion will leave Richmond on next
Friday, February I'D, and those taking
advantage of the cheap rates offered Will
have five days in New Orleans for sight
seeing, and the other numerous pleasures
TO be found IN the quaint city. The pa
troncsses will he Mrs. Clay Drewry, OF
III east Franklin street; Mrs. Lunsford
l.. Lewis. 3l2 west Franklin street; Mrs.
F.. H. DeaRe, 203 east Franklin street, and
Mrs. s. II. Boykin, 2lS east Main street.
Tickets for the rCund-trip, including
sleeper lodging, etc, viii be sold at
S8I 30. The ladies having this excursion IN
charge viii make the trip in every way
a delightful one, ana 1t may be safely
said that any one Joining the party viii
not regret 1t.
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discovered evidence. henc. the dismissal

discovered evidence. hence the dismissal
OF the charge.
John T.. Cooley, colored. was sent on
TO the grand jury on the charge OF steal
ing a silver watch. the properly OF M. "a.
Matthews. Cooley was engaged IN moVihs
the effects OF an old lady that hven IN ,he
house with Mr.. Matthews wnen the .hei'
was committed. ,oros
The case of Eliza Taylor, coiol gu.
charged with stealing lot OF cio.nI.1
from j. X. Aaron, was continueu UNIV
next Tuesday.
ID. II. Temple, who got on a seven
taenth-street electric car, and. while IN an
Inebriated condition, became very ols-
orderly and struck enc OF the passengers,
was arrested. and the Justice fined MIN
$40 20 and costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
; M,:!s!g!e!3 n: !!!ggg9 &C. M@g9
Advertisements Are the Small Change Of the Days Reading
Daniel Webster Once Said

instances information picked from advertisements
travelling he had nothing else 10 reao a
been of signal him under his cnarge ~
of what is gong on among tse '" " "
TO do with Is ike raVeg
with only dictionary for amusement Mr. "eos1er so IL "asn
lost time to read all columns of newspaper
We Aim TO Make All Our Announcements as Interesting and Useful
nv other mart Nothing sereotyped in state
~ ~ STOCKS but each day news
tho cost Of getting your thoughts believing it to be mutual
ADJ
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Personally Conducted Excursion to New
Grfe,ns (, p Mnrdi-Gras.

A select and personally conducted eX
cursion to New Orleans Mardi-Gras VII
leave Richmond Friday. February I'D
Parties taking advantage of the cheal
rates offered by this excursion Will hav
five days in New Orleans for sieht-seeini
and other pleasures. Tickets FOR round
trip. including sleeper, and lodging. etc.
in New ORLEANS, $3.50. The ladies havinl
this excursion in charge will endeavor t.
make It a successful and delightful trip
PATRONESSES-
Mrs. CLAY DREWRY,
PA east Franklin street.
Mrs. LUNSFORD l.. LEWIS
3l2 west Franklin street.
Mrs. +. II. DkANE,
2O3 east Franklin street.
Mrs. s. II. BOYKlN,
2OS east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
Norihws.csn MUTUAL Life In-urancs

C,onnared with 1899 above figures show
an increase all along the Inc, q very
satisfactory result in so unsatisfactory
business year as 1891
The large increase in net surplus not
only promises well as 10 future dividend
returns ON the company's Semi-Tontine
policies. but also proves the advantages OF
investment in Bonds and Mortgages dur
ing such financially "troublous tines
as the years 1893 and 1894. The NORTH
WESTERN has over IS per cent OF IT'S
assets-94 per cent. Of IT'S liab.Aties-so
invested. as shown above, but NOT A
DOLLAR IN railroad or any other fiuctu-
ating securities.
As n consequence the company's surplus
has NEARLY DOUBLED during the past
three years. Write for examples Of cost
and results at your age.
JOHN Il. CARY 81 son.
General Agents for Virginia and North
Carolina, Richmond, Va.
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Muslin Underwear.

BETTER made While Underwear can't
be had for the prices we quote. betler
bnying chances will never occur again:
Ours is an unusual accumulation Oh
good things, but never before such goou
things at these prices:
Good Muslin Gown, cambria rune HeSN
and sleeves. for 2Jc. ..e-.. .4,,ios
Good Muslin Gowns, five dlhefen' sly 0''
at soc. each. 1900, .er,
Cambria Gown, sailor collar and Guns,
trimmed with colored emDrolue'!' '0'
Good Muslin Gown, two rows embroid5I
eTv insertiug. two rows tucks trlmileu
with handsome embroidery, '1e. of
An assortment of ten dlIefeHO sly l1' -
Gowns in the 81 lot. ,..,-,
Handsome Cambria Gown, round YOKE
of embroidery, TWO rich RULES Oh eI'-
broi1ery. tor $l2j. .,,-o
Handsome Cambria Gown, yoke or TWO
rows of Val lace inserting ana beaN-
ing. Talbot of lace down front, $L-o'
We have complete sets of these goods
TO match
Skirt, 12-inch ruGle, ten tucks one TO"
hemstitching for 9Uc.
skirt. 12-inch rufIle, six tucks, edged
with torchon lace, for Zoe: each. -.
Low or High-Neck COrset-CoVers, TRIM
med with handsome 2-inch emDtolaery'
100 pairs good Muslin Drawers, trim
med with torchon lace and embroidery,
100 pair.
Elm bpoid cries.
VIVA, we set out to do when we start
ed our Embroidery sale is this: Lower
prices-raise the standard Of quality
make choosing easier. We have built
ND this business AM made il famous for
low prices. There's nothing to hinder
the practice--it's a plan very scanIiy
practIced by other merchants. The
we'll posted women have told Us ours Is
the cheapest and best assortment III the
city-we know it is the most exclusive,
having control for Richmond ~ a GER
tain mills output. Many bargains re-
main here yet for your choosing. The
prices are from 1c. a yard up.
Laces.
We have pretty display good as
sortment and some new ideas in he
new laces, the prices the lowest this
city has ever known, such as
5-inch real Antique Lace, for Curtains,
i2tqc yard.
Real Guipure Lace.....,........25c yard
ll-lnch Net-Top Nenise, Tan and White,
l0-inch-wIde Trou-Trou Lace SOC. yard
1-inch- wide BretOune Lace......J1c. ydiI.
13-inch Black Bourbon Lace.....->l yard.
S-inch Nandyke Lace.....-...... zoe. ydfl.
5-inch Circular Spangle Lace..$l - yard.
finch White Point Fenlse......-7c. yard.
Hosiery.
Jlst few special items, with price
to interest you. An attempt to de-
scribe Horiery in print would be time
wasted-you must see 1t and be your
own Judge.
Ladies Fast-Black Hose. light top, reg
ular-made, this week for...12i4c. pair.
Chid's Fast-Black Ribbed HOse.Jc. pair.
Ladies Fast-Black Seamless Hose.
Toe. pair.
Fancy Goods, Etc.
Just few items to mention among
the many special things to be found at
the Nic6nack counter
All-Colors Crepe Paper for Lamp
Shades, DC a roll.
A few 50c. Photograph Frames TO sell
at DC. each.
Atomzors TO be sold for l0c. each.
Big line Rogers Stee! Scissors, almost
any eiZe. we will sell for 2jc. pair.
Fancy Feather busters long bamboo
handles. &c. each.
Pansy TOoth-Brushes Qlne bfiStle). 2Jc.
each.
40c. Furniture Wisps. each.
2ZIa>9<onH- GZz1 dsZS2sonM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

The Commercial Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION offers its full-paid certificates
OF stock at $50 per share. ,,..,,, - =
This stock pays easdn alyiGenG te OF 10
ne nrofts Of the association. For
further Information. address Commercial
RliIding and Loan Association, SOB Main
street Richmond, va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
An Opportunity.


WAIT FOR 1T. YOU WILL SAVE MONEY.
Our elegant stock Of choice Furniture
must close out about 5000 worth 20
make room for rolling goods. Notice OF
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY.
Leaders in Furniture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

VIII close out about $4,000 worth of
elegant Furniture to make room Tor
rolling goods. A rare opportunity. II
will pay you to wait. Notice of sale IN
next Sundays issue.
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY,
Leaders in Furniture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

We will inves, money for parties nav
ing money TO lend on real estate OF on
good coliaterals. co,,pANy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
LIBRARY COUPON.


| &. Crawford.
| q. The Coming H"It'
1 Z Dream Lie.
! \ FrauKensteiu.
| 4 Book OK Golden DEEDS.
| IN M0sses from an Ola Mahse
| H. The Scarlet Letter.
| - Essays u Ella.
| Il Vicar Of Wakefield.
/ Il Ywice-Told Tales.
I IL Paul and Nii@ ma
! i6 "stOry Of an African Farm.
| II Lays Of the scottish Cavaliers.
IS Lucille
40 Dreams.
/ % Black Beauty. .
n one Of the Procession
~ "a rtor Resartus.
=. T The idyis Of Ire King.
80 d,he Pleasures OF LIE,
- the Lady OF the Lave
81 Wornines IN Florence.
81 nab and His Friends
Is WnitCCTre Greatest ThIng in the World.
30 faua h0oAn r,,.,,,
81 t0ngTsllOw's poems.
~ In Memoriom'
93 The lunce55'
y poetical Selections.
81 past and Present.
y 'turpUus AEt0nlus."
2S. Heroes ana i ss Worship"
81 ,,rsies from Shakespeare Second
~ volume). ,r,
=, coaarne ana Lines.
81 ,.1,be Premium Cook Book"
" ..tf,1 on the Floss .N
x "Siiii on the Fuss fseconu ser'es'
AZ "ROmoia
AZ Poems
y. ..iTFssssys'' fsecoud serlesl.
~ "t.thIcs OF the Dust"
81 POEMS,
XII Lorna Doone.
~ Second voIulho'
q Iight OF Asia. NJ.
~ ~ LAST Essays OF Ela-
SY. Vanity FAIR.
81 second series.
% Sniide Raroid'9 Pilgrimage,
81 ,rhe WIDE, Wide World.
81 me wide, Wide World.
Sl Crown OF Wild olive.
"a Iohn Halfax.
"a John Halifax Second series).
q Ifncle Toms Cabin,
Is. Uncle Toms Cabin Second sertes).
~ l1iscourses OF Epictetus.
o'nSyo OF these coupons cut from The
,r,mes and sent with eight cents IN coin
=. I'VE rtnnes Office will entftle YOU TO
Suv one OF the above books.
No stamps taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
p.n,,- school Books.

All the Books used in the city public
schools on hand-wholesale and retail
i. w. RANDOLPH & CO..
1902 and 1904 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

On Wednesday and Thursday. the 9Th
snd IN shere VAS great sale OF silks
IN New Work At the auction rooms OF
Townssnd q Montant There were $50
pieces sold by order Of schwsrxenbach:
Huber e. Co.--the entire proaucu9h OIL
rope. We learn that Messrs. Isaac Sycle
& Co, Of this city. were among the
largest purchasers there, they having Sc
cured many lots at extremity low prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

Parties having money 10 lend can find
short or longtime real estate notes. with
good rates OF interest, BY applying 20 as.
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
CoIored Dress Goods.

This week really opens the season OF
spring traffic in Dress Materials This
week will witness tho advance sale OF
the advance arrivals, and the values
offered By us this spring in this depart
ment are truly great and meritorous,
In all the history of the trade nothing
has eQualled this seasons gathering Of
dress stufTs in novelty, style, quality
and price.
Atwood Imperial Serge. full-yard-wide,
in Navy, Cardinal, Brown and Car
net l9t lS''o
Price. Price.
3t4c. 20c.
4o-inch Wool-Faced Cheyiot, Brocade
design. in two-toned colorinss. pretty
show and good value, 1891 lS)o
Price, Price,
3Iiac. Doc.
All-Wool Chevlots, clouded. necked and
motted effects. has the appearance OF
81 goods, 1891 ls9o
Price. Price
soc. 39c
Imported Checks and Pin-Stripes, silk
mixed eXtra-superiOr fabric, I'm COM
p'''' "'''' '''''''' o. '''''i i'sol 1895.
Price. Price
Nl.Nb fIc.
An exceptionally fine Covert Cloth. iuu
49,. yards wide. the handsomest and
most useful fabric IN the market,
1894 1870
Price. Price.
3s-nch Covert, same character IS above,
1894 ls9J
Price, Price
Doc. SOC
A lot of Dress Lengths, medium
colors and weight, will be sold at one
half the regular price to close them out.
Perfumes, Soaps, Etc.
The freshest stock, the largest general
assortment, the very lowest prices in
the city.
Creme de In Creme Soap ......7c. a cake
California Violet Extract...iac a bottle.
10 pound Nuseline. srreW-top cnn. .t0c.
pound Nasolue, screw-top c0n..,.l9c.
curative Soap. ...-.....-.-..1c. a cake.
Sozodout per bottle. ......... .........5Oc.
Violet Talcum-Powdor. per box...-.12c.
Eau dc Quiuine per hOttle............30c.
Pure CASTLE soap. per dozen cakes. .iN.
Imported Saskatchewan. per package,
Medicinal Violet sldn-soap, per cake
100.
Crown Lavender Salts, per bottle zoe.
Co.4atc's Palm Soap. per dozen cakes,
CLIENTS Sulphur Soap (curauve). dc a
cake.
Seven sutherland Sisters Scalp Cleaner.
soc. q package.
Colsate's Best Cologne (per ounce) Ice.
Cutcura Soap. l1c. n cake 3 for. roc
Bounce bottle Florida Water. .1Ic.
-0c.-size West India Bay Rum......37c.
Dr. Lyons TOoth-POWder..... Igc.
l,'ul'' Dor .le Nlolet-N ater......... ac.
Meade " Bakers Carbolic Mouth Wash.
3gr.
Amandloo Lotion for chapped hands.
'etc.. zoe.
Art Needlew work.
Every fin de steele maid aud matron
is interested in the pretty little things
which can be so nicely needed into
pretty ideas and fancics and which 90
20 make home more attractive. You We
heard that pretty little poem Of The
Maid and Her Neede'P Let us show
Won how cheap and pretty You can oh.
tain material for art needlework:
Every Color Embroidery Twist pc doz.
Every Color FilO Silk............ 2lc doz
One-Iard-Square Tinted Table Cover.
Heavy Damask Tray Covers. snotted.
Applique PilloW-Slams. ............... ggc.
Stamped Fringe Mats...........2-c doz.
Soc pair.
2I2e.sNclt3- GzM G~L}4onL
''-----'-'-'--
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w SIN Goods.

The enlarged department Of this line
of goods in the new basement, in com
parisOn to former years, has three times
as much space, four times as big stock,
aud half as little of prices as IL had in
1894 You know how much good SER
vice YOU can obtain from a small outlay
IN buying this class Of stuff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

Do you know how little our prices
are for the books we are selling? Are
you much interested in standard or cur.
rent literature? You cant get books
cheaper anywhere in the city Than here.
Burts Home Library OF Standard Au-
thof5, handsome, Cloth-bOund. sell
everywhere for no less than 5Uc. our
price ......,.....,...3J c. volume
Dillingham; Home Serles- Malice
square series paper-back novels sell
mere ior.+.....,.... volume.
Madame Sans Gene" cloth back,
SOC. volume.
Arlington Series Cloth-Back Novels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

Ex-Priest Slattery and wife. OF Boston
will deliver three lectures on the COMES.
sional and other Roman Cathoic rites ~
The Theatre on Tuesday and wednesday
ana at o'clock on "Wednesday. re ~.
Dromlses 10 reveal many OF the secrets oi
the confessional and other matters relai-
tive 10 the church. lie has Testimonials
in his published circulars from mam ny
prominent people as to MS character and
standing. The lecture on edhesu,as
afternoon is by Mrs. Slattery, and ls toi
ladies only, while that of WEDNESDAY
night is for men only and by eX-Pflesl
Siattery The other lecture Is Tor ooth
ladies and gentlemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
Rugs, Mattiuss,
Carpets.

War or no war, we lind Il no difficulty
keeping up with big home demand
IN Rugs and Mattings. The japanese
Mating Is much more preferable than
any other made-they are moro dura-
bic and made of finest selected straws
and will not pail or the straws separate.
The Japs are orignators Of most dainty
and exquisite designs in Rugs Here
are some 1895 prices:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

shades, colorIpgs, and weaves.
A car load OF new China and Japan
Whiting lust IN az 1895 prices.
Books.

Linen-Warp Mating. the most durable
made. 49, colors of blue, green. yellow,
tan and sarnet................2 Jc yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

Aha! uear! be"r!
We have bought more Furniture than
we have room for In next Sunday
issue we will give notice of our annual
reduction sale. About 5000 worth OF
choice Furniture TO be closed out a'
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY,
Leaders in Furniture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

Wuet close out about $1,000 worth Of
choice. fresh stock to make room. Look
ont for notice in next Sundays issue
SYDNOR q HUNDLEH,
Leaders In Furniture.
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and Western Railroad Company

NOrIUIH HHU NFH''-I'' 'sF''I'''
One Fare
from
Richmond to New Orleans
and Return
via the
Norfolk and Western
Railroad
FOR
Mardi Gras.
For full information apply at Com
narv's office. S3S east Main street.
pong II. W. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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1nAs. d RkoadA
FEBRUARY 10. 1895.
NEW
SILKS.

Dress Silks ever OIItTtu ~ ItIdI' -,
We stand back of every yard OF SIX
we sell with guarantee for good honest
wear.
We sell only such as we know to be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

Every fin dc steele maid aud matron
is interested in the pretty little things
which can be so nicely needed into
pretty ideas and fancies and which 90
20 make home more attractive. You We
beard that pretty little poem OF The
Maid and Her Needle? Let us show
YOU how cheap and pretty you can oh.
tain material for art needlework:
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TIE qRrAsCREB's HrP1Ar.
KrroErs rnoM coNrrn xcfs.

Al the beginning Of to-day's morning
session reports were received from the
various conferences held on Friday ar
ternoon. Rev, r.. j. McBryde, -. D., Of
Lexington. stated that nj the meeting OF
college, students. seventy delegates were
present. representing the principal insti-
tutiOns OF learning in this state. The
plans that have worked well in the past
were discussed, as wen as the weak
places In the college work. II was de-
ci1ed that another general conference of
college students would be necessary in
the near future, TO map out plans for
the secular school.
Mr.. &. W. Curran. of Richmond, ~
ported on behalf ~ the conference of
railroad men. lie said there had been a
good crew on hand. With plenty OF steam
and clear track. They got off on time,
there were only few obstacles 10 over
come, but some shifting had TO be done.
Among those present were l carpenter,
4 round-h0usc men. ! soliciting freight
agent. passenger conductors, frent n,
yard clerk. | freight clerk. machinist
apprentices. 2 storehouse men, 9 engin-
GERS, machlnists. | wreck-master 2
operators. ] car r,pairer. 1 ticket agent.
] railroad contractor, 1 brakeman, l
maintenance OF roadway. 8 railroad secre-
taries
Captain L. l.. Marks reported from the
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LaCe9.
Hosiery,

Jlst a few special items, with price
to interest you. An attempt to de-
scribe Hociery in print would be time
wasted-you must see 1t and be your
own Judge.
Ladies Fast-Black Hose. light top, reg
ular-made, this week for...l2l4c. pair.
Chid's Fast-Black Ribbed HOse.Jc. par.
Ladies Fast-Black Seamless Hose.
tn paiF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

T'Eer7~e1,H-- EzS 1eZ2torn[
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

choIee sc Nght sprlng GInghams.
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es, Soaps, Etc.

The freshest stock, the largest general
assortment, the very lowest prices in
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

skirt. 12-lnch rufIle, Ton tucks, one no"
hemstitching, FOR 5Uc.
skirt Pinch rufle six tucks, edged
With torchon lace, for 7jc. each.
Low or High-Neck Corset-Covers, trim
med with handsome 2-inch embroidery,
25c. each.
900 pairs good Muslin Drawers TRIM
med with torchon lace and embroidery,
100. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
Art Needlew7rh.

Amandioe Lotion, for chapped hands.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-19
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more. with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; eflectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 80 cent bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
90. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute Il offered.