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Evening journal., 1895-04-10
DEATH OF MRS. JlNES STAPLER.
~ oecars In Taleauah. Indian Territory.
She Was Prominently Connected with
Christian and temperance Work.

IL oecars In Taieauah. Indian Territory
She Was Prominently Connected with
Christian and temperance work.
Word has just been received In this
city Of the death Of Mrs Jane Stapler.
In Talequah, Indian Territory. She
was born In Georgia, aud educated
In Lawrenceville, N. ]. She was
the widow Of William Stapler, formerly
Of this city, but who removed TO Tale quab,
many years ago, where be became
president Of the Talequah bank Two
sons survive her
Mrs. Stspler was lai gely interested In
christianizlng the Cherokee Indians.
whore blood ran In her veins. and to her
efforts Is due the building OF some six
churches In TalsquAh. She was
also very much Interested In the
work OF the w. @ T. .. aud or
ganizsd very prosperous branch
In the territory She was the personal
friend Of Francis Willard and represent
cd the territory as delegate In the
W, Q. T y Convention held Ia Atlanta
In 1890, Boston 1891. Denver 1899,
Chicago 1898, and the Worlds National
Convention in Cleveland IN 1894. She
was held in the highest esteem BY Lady
Somerset and the leading workers In the
temperance cause in this and other
countries
She had many friends In Wilmington,
whers she visited as the guest OF Mrs
Sarah \. England, her last visit having
been made about five years ago.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
some Pasnlon week sarvioar.

Bishop Coleman will confirm class at
81 Matthew's Mission tonight. The
solemn three hours service on Good
Friday will begin at 10 o'clock noon.
Passion week services are also being
hsld at st Stephens Lutheran Church.
every evening at IS o'clock. On Easter
Sunday morning communion services
will bs celebrated and Rev L j Bickel
will preach his farewell sermon. In the
evening there will be a choral service,
and Frederic Kraph, a student OF Muhl
enberg College will make the address.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
We aave some verr Prettr.

Very good and very cheap footwear for
the coming Spring wear that's worth at
tention II money saying is an object
We don't want TO overrate our shoes W o
don't want to give you the impression
that we are just slaughtering shoe prices,
to use favcrite expression Of many ad
vertisers, bat we are getting prices down
50 fine that you will fud them hard to
duplicate for smallness We would like
to meet your shoe wants to- day we think
we can do Ii well and for less than usual
money. Forman's. No. 10 East Fourth
street, between Market aud King
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
NEIGHBORIAG LEGISLATORS VISIT.

Pennsylvania Law-makera Brought Down
tho Delaware This Morning on AN Ex-
onrsioD, That They Might see where
That Half .Miiiion Is Needed.
II the unexpected does not happen
again this afternoon, the big American
line steamship Sc. Paul will be launched
1T Cramps shipyard, Philadelphia and
about 100 Wilmington people have taken
advantage Of the fine Spring day to visit
he Quaker City and sec this mammoth
American vessel glide into the water.
Governor Hastings and the Pennsylvania
Legislature will witness the launch.
This morning In honor OF the visitors
from Harrisburg, a special excursion
steamboat WAS chartered ct Phlladel-
phia and the Lawmakers were taken
down the Delaware river. This oppor.
tunity Was taken by the Philadelphia
chipping men TO give the legislators .
practical illustration OF the great neres
-ity for the appropriation Of $500. 600 for
improving the channel Of the Delaware.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
DOVER IN MOURNING.
Arrangements Being Made to
Attend the Funeral.
RUMoRs CONCERNING OFFICES
Pat Nsary Has Already Announced Hia
Candidacy for the once of CLERK Of
the Peaoe-w. F. onusey spoken Of
for Secretary Of State.
special Dispatch Evening Journal.

for Secretary Of stats.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, April 10 The front of
the State House Is heavily
draped In mourning, and the blinds in the
governors rooms are closely drawn
Governor. Watson will not make any
appointme nts until sfter the funeral Of
the late Governor MarvIl.
II is now said that w. Fred Causey
will be appointed secretary OF state.
Patrick Neary has announced himself
as candidate for the office OF clerk Of
the peace OF New Castle county. II is
rumored that Governor Watson will re-
appoint State Librarian Gruwell.
Higgins, AddIeks, Massey Richardson
and Pennewill, the Republican asplrants
for United States senator will At
tend Governor Marvil's funeral Seats
In the church will be reserved for the
state officials, assemblymen and legisla
tive attaches.
Rev. 8 N. Pllchard. pastor OF the
Laurel NJ e Church, assisted by Chap
ieins Murray and Oort. will oficIAte.
The flag on the dead governors factory
Is at half mast
ASpeaker H. h mcMullen formally
presented to ihs House an invitation TO
attend the funeral of the late governor
Mr. Pierce presided over the Senate and
the joint ballot, Mr. Records being In
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Death OF q Foundry Bosa.

superintendent William Il. Fairlamb
OF the foundry At the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company s, died at his
son-in laws residence. No 9O3 Monroe
street. yesterday. Mr.. Fairlamb was
only 54 years old and had spent nearly
all his life Ia Wilmington. He was a
member Of Perkins Lodge, AFM,
Philadelphia; Wilmington Lodge, No l.,
A 0. U. W., and the Order Of Hepta-
sophs.
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To the pubIIc

Office Of Bsrry's Wilmington Directory.
No Sl3 Shipley street The canvass for
the above work for 1895 having been
completed aud ready for PRESS the
publisher will be glad TO hear from any
person or firm who has made changes or
removals since the announcement Of the
canvass, or who are not sure that their
information has been correctly given. A
personal call or postal card addressed to
this office Immediately will receive prompt
attention. HOMER BARRY, Publisher.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
no Soc the st. PanIILannnh

The Wilmington steamer Brandywine
left her moorings at Fourth street wharf
this morning for Philadelphia, to take
out an excursion TO the Launch OF the st.
Paul Among the Brandy wines pas Z
sengers will be all the Minnesota guests.
who have been in Phllsdelphia anxiously
awaiting the launch.
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Found on aIarket street.

This morning a girl by the name Of
Lizzie Hutton, OF No. All Market street,
found pocket book on that street. She
gave IL to Chief DOlan at police head
quarters 1t contained a small amount
OF money and q school report made oat
to Maggie Foulke.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
WIN Not Advance local Prices

The coal sales agents, at their meeting
In New York yesterday, recommended an
advance of 30 cents a ton on tide water
prices, bringing egg and chestnut up to
"a 70 ton. Superintendent g Nj. ID.
Cam, at the Bush coal yard this morn
Ing, said that this advance would only
apply to the Eastern trade and would
not affect the local sales.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
A DeIaware woman vIo,imI..d

Mrs. Hoffeeker, o. Smyrna, was one Of
The victims OF two Philadelphia girl
thieves arrested In that city yesterday.
The girls answer to the names OF Nan
Stanley and Lily Price, and have been
'shadowed" by detectives for nearly two
years. Mrs Hoffecker had stolen from
her a satchel and pair Of gold spectacles.
both of which were recovered.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
MANY MEMBERS WERE ABSENT.

In Consequences There Was No Change
I'm To-day's BAllot-G0vsrnor Watson
on the Visitors Bench.
special Dispatch Evening journal.
DOVER, April 10 One ballot was
taken to day for United States senator.
The death Of Governor Marvll has had no
effect Of bringing about result, as the
following will show Higgins. g. Ad
dicks, 8; Massey, 4 Ridgely, 6; Penne-
will, Tunnel. l.
The absentees we're Senators Records.
and Alrichs, and Representatives Pyle,
Rsybold, Killen and Watson.
Governor Watson occupied place on
the visitors bench. Both Houses then
adjourned until tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
A sam AIarm-nanana alInh.

About 30 o'clock this morning a still
alarm was sent In from Fourth and
Walnut streets. caused by a FIRE in the
roof OF building occupied by Hugh
Higgins. The Delaware and Washing
ton Companies responded. The damage
was trihtng The cause WAS sparks
from tbs chimney.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Bicycle Riders Atten,,oD

You can have your bicycle insured
against all accidents or theft for one year
for 80 by Pyle Cycle Company, No sO7
Market street See them and get particu
lars You will save money and expense OF
all repairs State agents Pennsylvania
Mutual Bicycle Insurance Company.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
New omoers 1. O. o. +. Tpstal,sd

The grand officers OF the state L o o.
+ were present last evening and in
stalled the new officers OF Brandy wlpa
Lodge No. 1a Of Highlands They were
n g George SchAeffsrmsn; v G. j. Ohsp-
man; r h., John Baird; R S OF N q
John Black; L s of N g Elias ovadies
r ofV. q. Hugh v M;Bride; L S. OF
v e., L. B. Kimm; warden, Willism
Harrott
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Trestle wnshed Arar.

SARATOGA, April TO- Monday nights
deluge gorged most of the mountain
streams One Of the large trestles on
Mount McGregor road was washed away.
and a landslide occurred on the Adiron
dack road.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10

Go to dental psrlors. Tenth and Market,
with your aching teeth. More than
1000 badly decsyed teeth extracted
within year and half. Room 6.
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Letters rsstamentary Granted.

Letters testamentRry we're granted this
morning to Pusey Pemberton on tho
estate Of Eliza Pemberton, late OF White
Clay Greek hundred.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10

60 TO Hiram Yerger's New Picture
store. for new styles and correct prices
No. IL East Third street
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ANAL msrArG

LOR RENT-A LARGE FLOOR, SUITA.
II Bile for light manufacturing or storage.
Separate entrance on Shipley street. No. 20t
Market street.
LOR RENT.-TW0 HOUSES AT HOLLY
- Oak, Del Apply to NJ. X EUGH ITO West
Front street.
LNOR RENT - STORE 407 MARKET
A street, centrally located and very desira-
BILE as q good business stand. Apply 10
THOMAS r. LALLY.
No w. Seventh st second floor.
EOR RENT. STORE AND DWELLING,
a "a Madison street. VIII rent separate.
Also restaurant, 236 Madison street.
Also grocery store. 307 Madison street.
ALI rents reduced.
JAMES MON CHAN. 4ls Market St,
or a. M. Monaghan's shoe store, Fourth and
Madison streets.
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TOR RENT.

BIS BrOome street, II rooms and bath.
gu Van Buren. Q rooms and bath.
plb Gilpin avenue, rooms and bath.
50S West Ninth street. 10 rooms and bath.
go Van Buren street, rooms and bath.
6l7 jackson street, rooms and bath.
l2ll West Ninth street, 10 rooms and bath.
403 Rodney street. rooms and bath.
llO5 Lancaster avenue, ii rooms and bath.
1905 Linden street, 6 rooms and bath.
40 West Seventeenth street, new, rooms
and bath.
Goa Harrison street, rooms and bath.
bath.
230 Madison street, 10 rooms and bath.
1903 West Ninth street, 6 rooms and bath.
422 West Seventeenth street, o rooms and
bath.
627 Jefferson street, rooms and bath.
1914 Van Buren street, 8 ooms and bath.
1922 DUPONT street, rooms and bath.
l06 jackson street, rooms and bath.
Apply TO
ROBFRT RFYNOIDg
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
NOTICES.

nR. ]. r. SMITH HAS REMOVED FROM
~ sl0 Madison TO N. w. Cor. 18th and Adams.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /,
IN Clara NJ. Jones, shall apply at the present
session Of the Legislature OF this state for
divorce from my husband, George II. Jones.
March 8. 1895 CLARA NJ JONES.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10

New York Herald Weather Forec.sts-Tba
s@soIIn @ ~ peIqre reported was central last even
Win very considerable rainfalls. local fhun
DER storms and fog on Its southern side The
Weatner Will clear TO day In the Atlanta
slowly IN the lake region, also in this section
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Diamond Wall Plaster.
The hardest and best.
George Il. Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
Tbo weatbar.

In the Middle States and New England to-
gay falr, slightly cooler weather and fresh 10
,,n.l DrisA westerly and northwesIe ly inds will
ill iAna coasts In the morning. On Thursday IN
na Du.n pL tnese sections. clear, slightly colder
,vindn wgnsnSr s ana fresh westerly TO -northerly
ature changes. usnAPeA-
Evening journal., 1895-04-10

TIGHT-ROOAf HOUSE. WITH BATH AND
IL front porch, in Western part of the city,
for rent at Sl2 per month. HURLOCK BROS,
Seventh and Poplar streets.
EOR SALE.-THE PROPERTY NO. 1908
II Delaware avenue for sale cheap and on
reasonable terms. II. It. DURE, Fourth and
Orange streets.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
wv Ann

NOTICE e. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL,
An LOAN OFFICE. tooms A and s, Exchange
Building, corner Seventh and Market streefe.
ADVANCES MONEY ON PERSONAL,
PROPERTY of all descriptions at low rates
DIAMONDS AND ALL KINDS on
JEWELRY.
Private consultation room attached. Oman
evenings until O'Clock. Also furniture
stored at lowest rates.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
BISHOP ADAMS APPEALS.

NO Man Oan Hide In the Congregations
and Parishes From the Eye of ths Al
mighty.
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MattingS. MattingS.

iust received our second large inyolce OK
Real japanese Mattings our prices
on perfect goods IN fancy s'y.es s,iI.
at giac. for a regular lc. grai'' 14s,
take A look AT our iZi1c. grade. efu4'
10 any you ever saw AZ l'c.
.e'U have big sales on our perfect scam
less and Jointicss Genuine li1-hl Al4'-
ting at i5c.-sane as We AID every ono
elge have ben selling ~ - ana Vs.
Lovely styles l.,..
n uieces the Finest Real French Gins-
hams. made 10 sell at l2'.c, u ~ 'h'
week at ne.
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Here are few items that you nave oee en-
prices are lower-all day long--any tlme-aIl
iq,. ou.y Yarl W1o Percales in pretty patterns DC
So y,',' p, r-..cs lovely styles, &c ayard
tm Cbon * inches vide IN PINK, Hose l xsrn "iu0
- ,+',,u,o Atwood Dress Goods. You've been per-
Jftoi to buy it at certain hours only at 3oc yard
}ol can get il here all the time at 39c yard
,,5rs~o-gin Yari.WIdo Bleached Cotton, sc. yard
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JACOB LEVITT,
The HIIS.STREET HUSTLER.

bicycles BICYCLES
REPAIRING.
A suggestion 70 b,e' ~ s.'-I ISs .o-cs.is@
have yS.s leg Sss Srih y ysar wss,l ~:
LsSaaTSs b ~ ssa' sai es9.ed on ria e
i SSnr 80 ' cents spsss .aSso On. 10 ' s,s. o
wood rim: ,, Cor y e al ii'' ], :, csgs;:
nipples ,, r,rss ana M brass rims w pau
pis,wso .h nssnsI rspairsl fully HreforSARn
- etf
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MILLINERY!
NILLINERY!!

The season is right here when
you want your new Spring nat
or Bonnet, and we're ready tor
you. Don't charge you opening
prices either. All the latest no.
velties in shapes and trimmings
Buttermlk Soap. a yery gooi .. s 81 III
containing almond-oh, bqi,sr, si. % "a
glycerine. &c. cake. or i''' 0'A "
cakes
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ChildTGnS Refers and Cl0akS.

Sullul Ou hOolOlu uhN OASAhS'
For several days this depart
ment has been busy receiving
New Goods.
Tomorrow we will be ready
to offer the newest designs in
Refers and Infants and Chill
dren's CiOakS. The variety of
styles surpasses anything here
tOfore shown.
We are fullyprepared to fit out
the little ones.
SIX and Laundered Waists.
The anticipated great demand
for this popular garment has IN
duced us TO put in an unusually
large supply in Silk as we'll as
Wash Materials in the Ready
Made Ladies Waists.
The second centre counter on
entering the store will give you
an idea of what is the proper
thing in Waists. The prices range
from SOC. to S1.75 in Wash Ma
terial, and from the cheap to the
finer grades in Silk Waists.
Millinery.
We place on sale tomorrow
the New Spring Shapes in Black
and COlored Hats i'll Untrimmed
Straw.
You probably wont want them
tomorrow, but they are here
and ready for your inspection.
So are also the Beautiful
Flowers for the Spring, as well
as an elaborate display of Rib
bOns and LaCeS. You are cordially
invited to inspect them.
Ladies' Capes.
Something new arriving every
day in this department, and
more to come this week.
All the new effects in cheap,
medium, and fine grade Spring
Capes are shown in Black and
colors. The prices range from
$1.3S up to 500.
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All Goods Guaranteed as Re-
presented or Money Refunded.
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TT is GOOD POLICY
TO BUY GOODS
Where You Can Get the Best for Your Money.
WE ARE SHOWING
NEW SPRING GOODS OF EVERY CLASS.
ISAAC SYCLE s. CO.,
1o3 east Broad street, Next Corner FIRST
~NnNu~NeNNaNaNsaNe
c5tartIingI LOW Prices All Over theHoUse.

confined to special hours in buying. Our
the time.
Good Unblelched Cotton. &c. yard.
The new Book" Madame Sans Gene" by Yctoren Sardou
l0c.
1914 Unbleached Sheeting. extra heavy, 12ic yard
Unbleache1 Jeans splendid quality, Sc yard.
1O4 Beached Sheeting, jc. yard.
japanese Umbrella stands CSC. each.
Ladies White Linen Chemsettes, standing and turn down
collars l5c each
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(harI9SG. JuTg8lS' Son,
FURNITURE.
Baby-Carria6eS, Hating
DON'T HISS OUR LOUNGE SALE.
lmh 17-su. Iu&Fi
HOT SPRINGS, VA.
VIRGINIA HOTEL. COTTAGES. AND
RATd-HOUSE
NOW OPEN.
WILL PIE CONDUCTED IN SAME
EXCELLENT MANNER AS
HERETOFORE.

WARM SPRINGS HOTELS
WILL OPEN JUNE iSr.
Many improvements WI! be made and
comforts ana attractions Of the place
greatly Increased Schedule Of prices
same as heretofore. Apply for terms. etc.
To FRED. SItkt1, Mdhtb y,
NH l7-Su W&F Hot Springs Va.
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EXTRAORDINARY
GREAT SLAUCHTERSALE
Dry Golis,Notion5, Underwear, &C.,
MITTELDORFER'S.
2i7 EAST BROAD STREET.

Atwood serges. IS inches wide, In
Black and Colors, at 2Sc.; former
a new pieces OF japanese Drapery at
u lie. formeP price, oc,
A 25c. new Dress Goods az u lie. .
NEW SILKS FOR DRESSES AND
WAISTS.
All the new things from S5c. 10 N.25 per
vard-oue hale the usual prices.
NEW SATINs AND NELNETS
DIR STOCK or BLACK GOODS
LARGEST. NEWT I$ TFE AND LOWEST
PRICES.
DOMESTICS.
Ardroscogein Bleached Cotton, 5-Sc.
Frnit OF me Loom. "a bleached, &c.
Lonsdale. a. bleached. &C..
a Good a. Bleached at 4 S-fc.
Berkley Cambria. Bic.
Lonsdale Cambria, l-3c.
4 GOOD "A Fine Brown Cotton at lie.
A good Brown Cotton at lie.
Utica Sheeting. the genuine artleIe' AT
Unb BIZ tI i1 Sheeungs. full width. at
y he. worth Zoe. CD.
Remnants Of Unbleached Heavy Starke
sb,r Jiflii ar St at 3. si-2. and &C.
Merrimack Percaes at Sc. regular price,
percaies at 6. 61-2, and 7c.-all fast
Cotton Diapers at 20. IS, 50. s.. and COO.
for n FUN piece OF 10 yaris. -,
Dress Innings In all colors at 81. yari.
Grass cloth NJ :. TO- and - l-2c.
Hair Cloth al l. be. worth &c
Corset Jeans at g. o. and Be-. for the best.
Black. White. and Gray Leno at &C..
s,lesias M 8. 10. and l2c worth double
the money.
$50 pieces ~ the best American Indigo
Prints at lie. worth : i-lc.
Baby Cans "a new line), from lJc. 10 SlSD-
great bargains.
NOTIONS. SMALL WARES. ETC.
Buttermilk Soap the best article. &c.
cake: or roc. boN-three cakes.
Sewing Machine OH at g.. for bottle
selling elsewhere at Zoe.
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STANDARD DAIRY CHOP
PROPOSALS.

-.....-ALS FOR TOBACCO FOG
THE NEW YORK NANl-AAkD.-FeJ-
ru4ry -. lS95- Sealed proposals. endorsed
"Pr1posAls for Tobacco lor the New York
Maynard. 60 be opened March %. l5f."
VIII be received al the Bureau OF SuVnAt3
and Accounts, Navy Department. Wisl-
90. 1885. ana publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. 20 furnish at thu New YORK
Na.y-ialI 1900 pounds OF Navy So
bacCo. The tobacco must conform 20 the
Navy STANDARD and pass the usual naa4l
Inspection. Blank forms OF proposals VIII
Doe furnished upon application 10 the Navy
Pay-Ofiee, New YORK. or g. the Bureau.
S.nlr!as Of the standard tobacco will 10
furnished upon application 90 the Bureau.
TLe attention OF manufacturers and deaf
eis IS invited 1I. bids. ali other things
being equal, decided bv lot. The Depart
ment reserves the right 10 waive n
fccts or 20 reject any or al bids not
deemed adyan,aee2us o. the Government
~U"'iT STEWART. Paymaster General
L s y f. 27-30t
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Bay Rum az ST.. for &c bottle
Toilet Paper at I, D. and Sc. a package
or roll.
Cutlcura Soap az i5c
Palm Soap. -. a cake.
Mccormick Glue at Sc. hotu. worth ie,.
Whalebones at 5. 6. and &C. per loren
Colgate's Naseline AZ &c., worth lo,.
Ammonia, large bottles. a. &c, sold fos
15c
Note-Paper In boxes and by tho mum,
az ). .. s. 10. and re. per bnN
Beading at I, s. s, e. and Sc. per dozen.
HOSIERY HOSIERYl
Children's Regular Made Black Hose Al
II lie. reduced from 5c
Ladies' Regular-Made Hose for i2 Lee.
25c. article.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Towels at l5c.. A very Largo size pure
linen. reduced from 2sc
LINEN Towels. large size. az 10 and y 10,
reduced from r. ami 20c.
Turkey-Red Damask at &c. reduced
Bleaehsd Linen Damask at SOC. former
White quilts. slightly damaged. regula,
price. 81. reduced 10 Csc
Table Napkins az q. %. -. AID s0c.. worth
double the money.
Table On-Cloth N BE. per yard. reduced
Lace curtains at s.. *. 500. SHE. ant
up TO Sail one half the former prices
Cotton Crash az lie. peg yard
MATTiNGS MNTrINGS
FLOOR OIL-CLOTUS. RUGS ETC.
We have Just received our new lmporta
ton Of Mattlnss all new dcs.gns.
A zoe Seamless Cottou-Wrp Mittlno
az 20c.
4 3dc. Mating az l5c
\ &c. Mating at D. l-2c.
4 2nc. Mating az Joe.
Floor On-Cloths at % 3 20. ard $50
These are new goods and new patterns
our stock Of Carpets ant Rugs % be
closed out regardless ~ cosf o- Nalse
window Shades an colors AMI lruethL
az one half Tho former prices.
COME EARLY TO THIS SLAUGHTER
SALE
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STRICTLY ALI~WoOL
Spring Dress FlannelS,
all the new mlxtures,at &c. full .
value.
4 SPECIAL VALUE,

% pieces S2-inch Woollen Dress Mixtures.
all spring shades and an tAcrpuoh4i
bargain, at Toe. yard FOR tlf Ne,@.
90 pieces Best Steel-Riyer Perc'le. uh-
known at less than l0c.. tris l)t 0's-.
42 pieces Solld-COlor AMI Sifipsd seer
sucker. the good. Old reliable KIM
same as you have been paying lVe'
for, at 4Ac'
500 good size H0ney-Comb Cup-To"es'
regular &C.. kind. AZ L..
Monday. wednesday, and FRIDAY ohJ
on this item.
60 gross Tlrklsh-Bath Soap ic. csAe'
No more when this lot is gone
2i6 dozen Ladies' COiOred-B)fdefvI Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. lc.
Another item which we cannot duplicate.
AZ dozen Mems Launlered Percale shifs.
collar attached. pc. each. You "Ahs
70 be quick 10 get your size.
Elegant Crystal Note-Paper, l9c. pound
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LOUNGES.

Bed Lounges,
Single Lounges,
Lounges in Corduroy,
Lounges en- FIise,
Lounges in Carpet,
Lounges a la Moquette,
Lounges in Plush and
Tiger's-Eye Plush.
a shipment of 2G Lounges,
with our present large stock
of Lounges, makes us make
Lounges cheap. See!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
LADIES' SEPARATE SKIRTS
In the New and Fashionable Or
gan-Pipe Back Effect, Made
Extra Full, Perfect Shape
and Fit.

Ladies Black Serge Skirts,
4 Yards wide........."".S 1.SS
Blue and Black All-Wool
Serge Skirts...........""; 200
Black and Navy Worsted
Serge .........................:. $40
Black and Navy English
Serge, lined through
out, and back inter
lined with grass cloth. 800
Black Figured Worsted
Serge, made same as
above OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" o.So
Black silk Alpaca, made
rs abOve................... $50
Black Striped Crepons,
lined throughout and
back interlined with
hair clOth..-............. 500
Black Satin Skirts, made
as abOve..,................. lO.OO
Fine Grade Imported Gre
pom, made as above. IL 90