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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
GENERAL LEE AT CARLISLE.
His First Visit Since He sheIIed the
City.

City.
CARLISLE, PA. February 1.-THE
commencement exercises OF the Indian In
dustrial School were held in Assembly
Hall this morning before several thousand
persons. Prayer was offered by Rev. DIR.
Hamiine, after which this programme was
carried out by the following graduates:
"Our To-day's," Robert Jackson; INDIAN
Girls as Teachers" Cynthia Webster;
solo, Judith" Llnnie Thompson; "Our
Development a Necessity" Delos Lone
Wolf; '-The Indian a Man." Elmer ST.
mon: cornet solo, my Old Kentucky
Home" James Flannery.
After the graduating addresses had been
delivered. General o. y. Howard, In a
brief address. presented the diplomas to
the graduating class. Following this.
speeches were made by Governor Hast
ings, Senator Teller, Representative Pen
dleton. Senator Nelson. Of Minnesota;
Commissioner Harris, and General Fitz-
hugh Lee. of Virginia.
The last-named said that he was glad
10 pay his first visit to the noted Cum
berland Valley since the war, when he
took conspicuous part In II. He was
glad to meet the Indians to-day, and see
how they advanced In civilization. This
school. and the work Of Captain Pratt.
will long be remembered by the people OF
this country. The education Of the Indian
is a great affair. and they should be well
cared for. Congress should appropriate
enough money to carry on this great in
stitution."
General Lee closed by thanking the peo-
pie of the Cumberland Valley for their
kindness shown him during his first visit
since he shelled the city thirty years ago
Tonight reception was rendered Gen.
erals Lee and Howard by the Grand
Army Post Of this city. Tomorrow morn
ing the party Will 60 to Gettysburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
CONFEDERATION AT FLORENCE.
Loss approximately S1OO,OOO-A
Printer Burned to Death.

CHARLESTON. s. c., February 2.-A
dispatch from Florence, s. c.. TO the News
and Courier says: Florence suffered an
this morning. The approximate losses
on buildings and merchandise Is 10000.
The IRE started on the second floor Of the
Ellis block In Evans street. and burned
everything from the Central Hotel. on
Dargan street.
ed out: Sigh & Rucker. three immense
stores: Sulzbacher &: Son, jewellers; f.
U. Lake & Co.. drugstore; Charles Built
man, shoe-store; Florence Dispensary;
the Banner and Messenger newspaper
ONCE; Western Union telegraph -ofiice !;
Knights Of Pythias Hall and contents;
Order OF Railway Conductors division
room:, II. Z. Gee. dentist; DIR. F. II.
Mcleod. ONCE; Farrell 4 Edwards. photo
graph-gallery; Laughlin. barber-shop: o.
8. Ellis. ONCE and rooms; Mrs. o. Nor
gan, milinery-store.
The post-ofiice and the mail matter
were saved The Central Hotel caught
but was saved. after being. considerably
damaged by fire and water. Chase 4
Muldrow, general merchandise. Central
Hotel block had their stock badly dam
aged by water.
To add to the horror of this connagra-
ton, George Williams. q printer. OF Oar
iington. who was sleeping In the Ellis
block. upstairs. was cremated. The
searchers found the horribly charred body
ct Z o'clock.
Insurance about one bali. Cause Of the
fire unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28


A very pretty and quiet home WEDDING
took place yesterdsy at 7. NJ. az IT. ~
residence OF Mrs. +. N. Lowry. NO. zIz
south Cherry street. this city. Rev. NJ. a;
Martin, OF Richmond College. pertormcu
the ceremony. which was very Impressive
and unique nv,
The happy participants were Mt. WI,
liam II. Bowe.s. OF Caroline county. and
Miss Lucy j. Allen. Of this city. sister
of Mrs. Lowry. The bride IL handsome
blonde, and very attractive MT. and MIS-
Bowers took the 215 train over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad for their future
home In Caroline county. The groom ~
a popular clerk In the employ OF Mr. NJ.
s. Bowers. OF Hanover Courthouse.
R-DENEUFvILLE
Mr. ]. l.. f. Potter, OF Yorktown. ana
Miss Annie Il. Deneufville. Of the same
place. were married in the parlor OF
Ford's Hotel wednesday afternoon. The
couple arrived here that morning. ana
shortly afterwards Rev. DR. Tudor was
called to the hotel TO tie the nuptial Knot.
Mr.. Potter, who Is engaged In business
In Yorktown. Is lneal descendant OF
Roger Williams. and Is a native OF Massa-
chusetts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28

Miss Lucinda Nowlan died at the Bop
fist Home yesterday morning. sne en-
tered the institution several years ago.
and was one of Its most beloved In
mates. She was member OF trace
Street Baptist church, and leaves SIS
ter at the home and other relatives In
Staunton. where she formerly lived. In
her last hours she was attended by DR..
Booker who gave his services free. The
funeral will take place at $50 this after
noon from the home.
Mrs. Virginia Roberts Henry. wife Of
Mr.. A. X. Henry, Of this city. died at her
residence. 81 north Tenth street. at
sis o'clock yesterday morning. The
funeral will take place from the First
Baptist church at p. NJ. to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28

Preparations for the celebration Of ST.
Patricks-Day have not yet been COM
pleted, but the programme. as far as has
been arranged, includes the assembling Of
all the Catholic societies of the city on
the morning of the nth at st. Patrick's
/, school house. whence they will march In
a body to st. Patrick's church. where
high mass will be celebrated at 1880
O'Clock. Rev. Father Ahern will deliver
the grafton on the patron saint of Eme-
raid Isle. The usual banquet will be held
at Murphys Hotel at night. The speakers
have not yet been chosen. The street
parade, which has been kept UP for so
many years, will be dispensed with this
wear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28

George Rupp, manager Of the Crescent
Art Company. OF Baltimore. has. accord
Ing 10 advices received here, been arrested
for the fraudulent use of the mails. Some
weeks ago Mrs. f. L. Goodman. living
at No. 3l4 west Main street. had a visit
from very plausible and engaging young
man, who represented himself as the
agent OF this company. and offered TO
enlarge her photograph In handsome
so style for the small sum Of s. Mrs.
Goodman willingly complied with the
offer, and turned over to the agent her
81 and photograph. Since then she had
seen nothing OF her money nor the en-
larged photograph, until the latter came
In a letter from the postal authorities,
advising her OF Rupp's arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
Mr.. Woodruff ImprOving.

The condition of G.. w. Woodruff. who
was shot by Thomas Powell In the Cren-
shaw Chemical-Mill, has very much Inn
proved within the last few days. He is
now sitting up and expects to be able
to walk In two weeks.
Powell was seen In his cell at the Hen
rico county jail yesterday by Dispatch
reporter who found him in good spirits
He seemed very much pleased to learn of
the Improvement In Mr.. Woodruff s con-
dition. The case will again come up be-
fore a magistrate next Saturday. but 1t
will be continued until Mr.. Woodruff
can appear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
Improved Order of HeptasOphs.

Virginia Conclave. Improved Order Of
Heptasophs. met last night at Wilkinson
Hall and initiated several new MEM
bers. Major William E. Foster. Of Nor
folk, who is at present a member of the
Virginia Legislature. and who was one
Of the founders Of the order. and its first
Supreme Archon. was present. and gave
the large attendance an interesting his
tory of the order. The conclave then ad-
1ourned to an elegant banquet, at Della
rues. Interesting speeches were made by
Major Foster Mr.. Greenwood, A. w. Ro-
sene, II. NJ Tyler. Distrct-Deputy Henry
F1egenhemer, while Messrs. Peter
Stumpf and William Jacobs RECALLED the
audience with beautiful songs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
SENTENCED TO HANG.
Henry Dowden for the Murder OF
Engineer D0dd.

WELDON, N. c.. February H.-(Spe-
cial)-The trial OF Henry powden for
the murder Of Engineer Dodd was re-
sumed In the Criminal Court here this
morning. Interest was even greater
than yesterday. and there was not stand
ing-room in the courthouse. The evil
dence was substantially the same as
that given at the Coroner's inquest.
When the counsel began the argument
at o'clock many ladies' occupied seats
within the bar. Solicitor Daniel and Cap
tain W. II. Day both made powerful
arguments for the State. and Captain
Grizzard closed for the defence. There
being no evidence offered by Dowden.
his counsel had the opening and closing.
At O'clock Judge Meares delivered
his charge. and the jury took the case.
After remaining out about ten minutes,
they returned with a verdict Of guilty of
murder In the first degree. Judge
Meares then sentenced Dowden to be
hanged March 18th. and another chap
ter In the tragedy closed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
THE COHEN CO

Remnants Of Rustling perco,,.
Is Csc. quality &c. a yard
s Remnants OF Velvet Binding. u
yard ~
II Leather Belts that sold for Zoe 70.
nant price i0c. each. ''''-
Combination Pocket Books ana g.
Cases, 39c. values. remnant price H.
10 pairs OF lsc. Scissors a. 10 Si,,A
lengths) for i9c. a pair.
TOILET REMNANTS.
{ pieces OF Coiored CASTLE Soap 10
pound, instead OF &c.
Aluminium Puf-Boxes. &c.. Instead n.
t9c "'
6 bottles OF CutIcle Preparation H..
complexion and chapped sklni ~,
value, for i0c. bottle w.
s Japanese Tooth-Brushes. lsc sort. n,
Sc. W
4 bottles of Mitcham's Lavender Wat,
40c., instead OF 95c.
3 Goodyear Rubber Dressing Combs. 10,
value, for &c.
6 cakes OF Fine Toilet Soap. &c. in.
stead OF l5c.
NOTION REMNANTS.
Is punches of Best Quality Rck.Rac,
Braid, &C., instead OF l2ikc
10 Ladies' Sanitary Towels, all sizes &C.
instead OF l5c
10 Remnants OF 25c. SILK Garter Ela..
tic for &c. a yard.
Is pieces OF DC. Beading. remnant prie.
&c. piece.
s silk Corset Lacers. fc., instead % Ia
pairs of ladies' SILK Ruified Hose.
Supporters, soc. value for l9c
10 boxes Of Spiral Hair-Pins, lc. hoy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
May Go Into Politics.

The Philadelphia Item says: The name
of John Beall. the district passenger
agent for the Southern railroad. Is being
favorabiy spoken of for the Legislature
in the Seventh Ward.
Mr.. John NJ. Beall is well-known in
Richmond. having recently been travel
ling passenger agent for the Southern
railway here. He was as popular as a
citizen of Richmond as he Is efficient
as a railroad man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28

An elderly gentleman. Mr.. Bolton by
name, while ascending the steps 10 reach
the floor over Mr.. T. f. GilPs bakery. at
the corner OF Sixth and Broad streets.
yesterday morning, slipped ana FELL bruis-
ing himself considerably The ambulance
was summoned. and he was taker TO his
home. No. sos west Clay street. where he
Is resting quietly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
BEDFORD wEDDING-BELLs.
A Pretty Home Marriage mt sedaIia.
sumptu0us supper.

BEDFORD CITY. February N.-tspe-
cial.)-At 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, al
the home Of Mr.. William C. Cornelius, at
sedalia, about fifteen miles distant. his
pretty and attractive daughter. Miss An
ME, was united In marriage to Mr.. r.
Claiming Sale. The beautiful words OF
the ritual were very impressively uttered
by Rev. T. w. Jones. rector Of the Epis-
copal church at this place. The bride en-
tered the parlor. in which were as
sembled number Of the intimate friends
OF these popular young people. leaning
upon the arm Of her father. and was met
by the groom. accompanied by his bes.
man, Mr.. Robert L. Sale.
"A very sumptuous supper. typical OF
old Virginia hospitality. when the warmth
of welcome II never more grateful than
the savory viands. was served.
The following day Mr.. Sale With his
bride arrived here on . visit to hi,
father. DR.. John w. Sale. who IL q
very prominent and popular physician
The couple will spend about . week
receiving the congratulations OF theiI
numerous friends. when they will return
to their future home At Sedalia-
Mr.. Sale b now engaged n agriculture
q that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28

grsmmc was carried out in an exceilsni
manner: ouartette, Happy Day"
l0oetseJ by Webb ouartstte; A Hand
somer Man than I. -; duet. "Ons Word
Farewell" CNicolai) Miss Porter. MT.
Cloves: skirt dance. Oracle Wood; 500
and chorus, Esteile Cohen; Sal and John.
-; 500. Miss Clara Thompson; Highland
Fling Oracle Wood; solo. Pauline Myer;
Sailor Chorus. -: solo. Wena Newman;
solo. Oracle Wood: Uncle Jerry and the
Gold Cake. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
Got the Cont and Thief.

The sneak-thief who stole the overcoat
OF Hon. Thomas Nelson Powell from the
hallway OF the House Of Delegates. the
circumstances Of which were stated In
yesterdays Dispatch, was arrested early
yesterday morning. The police Of the
Third Station succeeded In placing the
man, who Is named Noryell Woodward.
His case will come before Justice Crutch-
field this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
Appointed District Deputy.

Mr.. Juan A. Pizzini has been appoint
ed district deputy Of the Order Of Elks
in this city. Mr.. Pizzini, who Is one
OF the oldest members Of the order in the
city, was for many years treasurer of the
Richmond Lodge. He Is appointed to his
new position to succeed DR.. r. w. Fry, OF
Roanoke. who resigned on account OF
Ill health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
THE COHEN co.
HE OPENED FIRE.
A Serious shooting AFFAIR I'm james
City.


city.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. February -
fsnecial. 1.-The saw-miil OF John W. Jones,
ON the Centervilie road. about three ana
n half miles out In James CITY va
the scene yesterday evening or VIVA.
came near being a fatal shooting. ~
seems that Ben. Washington, han'
employed at the mill. was driYins
along on the bogy-track. when he over
took the wife Of klec. German. who asker
20 be taken up. The request was
granted, but no sooner was II done thah
Alec. German, who was concealed near
by. opened fire upon Washington with q
pistol, firing three shots. one OF "n'eh
took effect In the left side, INJECTING az
ugly wound. The wounded man "%
brought here, and medical attention reu'
dered by DIR. Wise, who did not SUI
ceeded In locating the ball. Washington
condition to-day Is thought to be very
serious Alec. German Is also empioysa
at this mill. and on several occasion
has had trouble with his wife. AFTER VI,
shooting German made his escape anu
at this writing had not been captured
Miss Mary Mccaw. OF Richmond, ar
rived here yesterday. and Ia stopp'ne
with her uncle. Dr.. James d. Moncurs.
Mr.. Calhoun Slater. who mas oeea
IN Richmond for several days. retufheN
home yesterday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
.Mac. Delight. His Audience.

Mr. w. MacJones gave his inimitable
"chalk talk at Sanger Hall last eve
ming, and delighted the audience for
two and half hours with his crayon
ske tches. and tersely-told humorous
stories. Mr.. Jones's sketches are exc
cuted with a marvellous rapidty. and
are typical Of their prototype. He In
tersperses through his performance
upon the subject Of his sketch. which
lends attractiveness TO the entertain
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
rssauAsy 90. 1899.
THE REMNANT DAY

When we try to describe articles
and prices in this column the most
important TO YOU Is, in all proba-
bility, left out. Often of a hun
dred things only two reach the ad-
vertisement, but enough to give
you sample prices Of what
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28

There was q largely.attended entertain
ment given ct the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall last
night for the bsncft OF destitute family.
the AFFAIR was under the auspices Of Mifs
II. r. Fatriamb, and was q success IN
every way. Little Miss Wena Newman
made the hit Of the evening with q spien-
dIdly rendered solo. The following pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
PRETTY WEDDING AT ST. JOHNS.
MISS Elizabeth q. K0lbe becomes
the Bride Of Mr.. Henry schott.

g. Johns German Evangelical church
MAS the scene Of very pretty wedding
yssterday afternoon at $50 o'clock. when
9fixp Elizabeth G. Kobe became the
bride Of Mr.. Henry schott The church
Vas beautifully decorated with palms and
bowers. and crowded with friends Of the
bride and groom. The ceremony. per
! formed by the pastor. Rev. DIR. Paul l..
0enxel. was In German
The bride wore n travelling dress of
green cloth. trimmed In Persian and vel
vet ribbon. carrying In her hand a beau
tfful bouquet OF La France roses The
bridesmaid was Miss Lena Kobe. q sis
Ter Of the bride. who wore white silk and
carried q bunch Of white roses. Each
~ the ushers wore on his coat-lapel a Ii,
France rosebud. Mr. ]. J. Mastcrn acted
- best man. and Mcssrs. Eugene Del
fslck. Henry Grimmell. Oscar Spott.
Chnulas Haas. and Charles r.. Kohier
we4o the upheFs.
) Aftsr the ceremony reception was
- q the home OF the bride. No. 62t
1S(A eixth street. The young couple left
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28

The revival at Clay-Street Methodist
church still continues. The meeting last
night was most excellent. The pastor,
Rev. Herbert NJ Hope. preached and
conducted the after-meeting There will
be praise meeting tonight which viii,
prove interesting and profitable to all
who attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
Colonel Lamb. Committee to Meet.

Colonel william Lamb Wednesday
night held conference in this city with
some Of the local Republican leaders who
are opposed to Chairman Edgar Allan
Colonel Lamb announced that he will call
a meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Republican State Committee. con-
sisting Of himself, General Stith Boiling
and Mr.. Alva Martin. to be held in this
city next Wednesday. At his conference
steps will be taken to reorganize the
Republican City Committee. with a new
chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
MIR. Mammalian 10 Lecture.

Rev. Mr.. Basmajian the Armenian min
lister who has been spending some time
In Richmond. will lecture at lmmanuei
Baptist church tonight. His discussion
Of Turkey and Turkish customs will be
illustrated with stereopticon views and
by the use OF native costumes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28

Orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style Of work and prices VII b
SURE % please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28

70 cure cold In one day take Laxative
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
Odds and Ends i'm
Books and Stationery.

by Dore, 6xS, were t1.6J. Ssc.-remnaa,
price 49c.
Some of our sl.69 Books-The Story OF
-. reduced 20 !Oc.; Liberty ~
Pastor, illustrates: Picturesque Wash.
inston, Marion Lescant, and Gems OF
Oratory.
90 Literature Series, 40 and 9oc. values.
remnant price &c. each.
10c. each--The Solid South and Noted
Men OF the Solid South, soc. values.
remnant price l0c.
l Fitzhugh Lees Life OF Lee. $40 value,
remnant price SEC.
Is boxes Of SOC Writing-Paper fashion.
able tints. boxes soiled, remnant price
10c.
% boxes OF % and lie. Writing Paper.
remnant price &c. a box.
4 Leather Lap Tablets. were SIS and
$lS9, remnant, price CSC. each.
40 packages Envelopes, remnant price
10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
Basement Odds and Ends.
TcLlo Mo 3odd Chamber SEES, 10
dDsC lNOs 10 pieces, hat usually

Table No. l. 'o O;sss cn.%Sst SS usual. IL
cell for saes, for Sis.
s English-China Decorated Sugar-Bowls
that usually sell for 50c. each, to close
19c. each.
3 English-China Decorated Butter
Dishes for 2ic. each, usual price sc.
4 Real China Bowls. Delft decoration
for &c. each. usual price 75c.
1 lot of Plain White and Decorated
Engllsh-China Cups and Saucers fof
&c. each, usual price N.0 dozen.
2 Fancy Carlsbad China Fruit-Dishes,
that were sl.ss each, for 39c.
1 Nicely Decorated Austrtan-Chlna
Cheese-Dish. slightly damaged. for ooc'
usual price 81.
S English Jardinieres, slightly damaged,
were 75c 10 Sl96. for l9c. each.
Handsome Austrian-Chiha cracker
Jars, that were 1888 each, but the
tops are broken. your choice for lsc
5 Dresden Decorated Chocolate-P Pots,
with tops missing. usual price SN'
for 800. each.
10 English China Breakfast-Piates. that
usually sell for si.2o dozen. for BE-
each.
90 Ironstone-china Soup or oyster
Plates, that usually sell for S.Ss
dozen. for Sc. each.
II White China Covered Dishee. that
usually sell for SEC, for 23c. each.
2 dozen Austrian-China Egg-C ups,
us1al prfce Inc each for sc, each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
Tabie-Linen
Remnants.
White.GOOdS
Remnants.

1000 yards White Pique and French
Wells. l0c. yard, from 25c.
Check Nainsook Remnants, from J. to
5-yard lengths, SIC. yard, from 12lsc.
Remnants Fine French Dimities, l5c. a
yard, from 25 and 30c.
Remnants Sold-Colored French Mulls,
&c. a yard, from q and 35c.
Hnc;oex IS ,psire Ladies' Herms-
IlOSicTy dorf bye Black Hose, in
Remnants. iscss. ias arsp p.ir rom on
25c. Sizes Stk and 81.
81 pairs Chldren's Fast-Black Ribbed
Hose. sizes to z. &c. a pair. from 10c.
Is pairs Ladies' SILK Plated Russell Hose,
nair from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
q J. b. Corsets. 81
value, remnaa!
price sec.
1 c. b.. SIPS val
ODDS and Ends
in COrSets.

ne, remnant price 73c
% Corsets, SIC. value, remnant price %
IL Black Corsets, Toe. values. for zoe.
80 Corsets. soc. value, for 29c.
/ y. ID. Corset. size 10, Gray, $40 yalu
remnant price 81.
C. Il. Corsets, size l9, 80 value, rem
nant price 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28
Table No. 3. 0f slas' sl tss' .i TsfS

70 TO 1850 each. your choice to-day TOT SOC
70 Hungarian Ornaments, that were N.So'
for soc. choice.
100 Real Bohemian-Glass Vases, slightly
damaged, original price 5sc., TO close
for SC. each.
100 Hand Decorated japanese Vases
that usually sell for lsc., for &C. each.
A sets of Cabinet Ornaments, tnat
usually sell for csc. d set, TO close -'''
set. -.
Two-Hoop Painted Water-Deckets.
scratched, Sc. each, instead OF l5c.
Two Hoop Cedar Buckets, scratcheu'
25c. values, for &c. each.
Three-Eoop Cedar Buckets, ais'
scratched. 2ec. values for &C. each
10 bundles OF 3o-foot Jute Rope, dam
aged by water. nc. each.
4 Rattan Rockers, nicely made, DAM
aged, SIS value, for 6ec. each.
3-Fold Unnlled Screens. $50 values io'
75c each. -.
7 Tennessee Wash-Boards, l2c. values
&c. each. -,
IA rolls Tollet-Paper, &c. a roll-7c value.
3 Damaged White Enamelled OF, OaA
Screens, Sl.25 value, for 5sc. each. -,
/ lot Dennison Lamp-Shade Crepe Ia
per, slightly soiled, &c. value Tor &C.