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THE COHEN co.


. White China Bowls and pitchers.
worth 9sc. for isc. each.
Fish Set worth vs., sauce-tufeen
broken, to close IS. =.
Cream Pitchers, worth l2c.. TOT &C.
each. A.
. s White Porcelain Chambers, worth 4sc..
for l9c each. -
1 Carlsbad China Dinner Set. worth 70
lot OF Chocolate Pots. worth S.ss, for
ODDS AND ENDS OF COOKING
UTENSILS.
TIN AND GRANITEW ARE ETC.
10 Porcelain Lined Masiin Kettles, worm
nc, for sc. each.
Oil-Stove Ovens. worth '0c'' lot DC
Tin cake-MouIds. worth iOc., for &c.
each.
Is Steel-Tin Ple-Plates. worth &c. for
lc. each. a.
bring Mufin-Psas. worth 2Oc.. for &c.
10 Cross Bread-Toasters. worth loc., for
1c. each. a.
s Rotary Flour-Sifters. worth loc-'
slightly damaged. for &c. eacn
Decorated Japanese bacquered Bread
Trays worth Soc. for l5c. eabh.
Is Steel Cake-Turners. worth 10c., Tor lc'
each. ,,ao-.,
p Loaded Bottom Japanned Cuspadores,
worth &c, for loo each -
4-quart Tin Cofee-Pots. worth 25c., for
DC each
G Steei-Tin Dish-Pans. slightly dented,
worth lsc., for &C. eacn. .,. g. for
Gas Heating Radiator, worth y, lot
I Granite wash-Basins, worth PC, for
Granite rea-Kettles. worth 1sc., for
l9c. each.
Granite Coffee-Pots. 2-quart size
worth &c. for 2lc. each.
! lot Of Granite Saucepans. worth &C.
or Granite Fry-Pans, worth S9c., for l5c,
Japanned Cake Boxes. worth Soc. for
1ec each
nIsCELLANEOUs ODDS AND ENDS.
80 rolls Of Dennlson's Crepe Papers,
with shaded borders. worth NC, for
l9c p roll.
lot OF Plain Crepe Iamp-Shade Paper,
worth l9c. for Sc. roll r.
30 pairs OF Roller-Skates, worth foc'' lot
25c. pair. 60.
worth 19c.. for SC. each -
/ lot Of I<id-Body Dolls. worth l5c., for
lot Of Fine Austrian. worth $50, for
l9c. each. 49, g. so-
Brass Bird-Cages, worth >oo' LOT o'o'
each.
GLASSWARE ODDS AND ENDS.
lot of Crystal Glass Relish Dishes,
Pickle Dishes, etc. worth upwards OF
12c. for &c. each.
q OIL or Vinegar-Bottles, worth 1Oc.,
for 1c each.
2 Alolaeses-Cans. worth 19c., for sc. each.
Z Imitation Cut-Glass Pitchers. worth
&c, for l0c. each.
80 Wine Glasses, worth 75c. a dozen,
FOR ic. each.
% CRYSTAL Glass Rose Bowls, worth l9c.,
for Sc. each.
The Cohen q Co.'s MILLINERY DE-
PARTMENT viii have their Fan
Opening TODAY.
THE COHEN co.
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Odd SIZEs IN CORsETs.

% Long-Waist Coutille Corsets. soc.
. value for &c.
Is COrsets. zoe. value. for Sc.
% White and Gray Corsets, SOC. value,
for 45c
10 Corsets. s1.2j value, for SOC
6 j. . Corsets S3.25 value. for sl.e9
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Narrowly Dry.

NORFOLK. VA, October 1.-tSpecial.)-
For a month past a local-option cam
paign has been waged I'm the Seaboard
District of Princess Anne county as an
outerowth of the evangelistic meetings
held there some two months ago by Rev.
]. w. Lee, the Irish evangelist The cleo
ton was held yesterday, and resulted in
a victory for the "antl-license" people by
majority of eight, tile vote standing
vets. 36S; drys. 376.
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BY George W. Mayo Auctioneer.
GALE OF HANDSOME HOUSE,
~ HOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. sc.

BY direction Of Mrs. K. IT, Boykin, who
has discontinued housekeeping. I viii sen
at the residence. No. SO Park avenue
at II A. NJ.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER D. 1875
One Very Handsome Mahogany PariOr
Suit. upholstered with rich silk broca-
telle'
Massive Carved Oak Dining Chairs. with
solid leather seats, and excellent leather
covered lounge.
Ornately Carved oak Buffet Oak Dresser
Plated Ware and ParlOr Cabinet. Brass
Fender and Andirons Fire Set:
Fine Walnut Chamber Suit, with Ward
robes.
Very Handsome Cherry Hall stand with
heavy beveiled-plate minor;
Velvet Brussels. and other Parlor. Cham
Der Hall. and Stair Carpets Mating.
and a variety Of miscel laneOus arflclfa
GEORGE W. MAYO.
oc 2 Auct'onecr. 4
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Others. I viii sell by auction the entlrs
PERSONAL PROPERTY in the TX.
change and Ballard Hotels. the sale con-
tinulng daily. beginning az 1879 A. NJ
MONDAY. OCTOBER s. 1886.
embracing
very large number OF Handsome Mer-
curry Backed Mattel. Pier, and halll
Mirrors. IN gold. gilt and ornamental
frames-some OF very large SIS
One Fischer Upright Cabinet Grand Pc
ano. ebony case. and IN One order;
Fine Parlor and Fancy Furniture, Lace
and Heavy Damask Curtains,
254 rooms OF Chamber Furniture most Ot
It old mahogany and walnut. 49,.
Vast Floors OF Carpets, including WIZ
tons. Nelyets. Brussels, &c, and Rugs
Hundreds OF lr-Mattresses good quan-
~ and clean ticking, numbers of Good
Feather Pillows and Bolstersi 600 pairs
OF Blankets. 100 Sheets pillow ana
Bolster Slips, Quilts Spreads, Long and
Wide Fine Damask Table Cloths, IN
nice condition quantities Of the Best
Damask Napknt, Towels OF all sorts,
&c;
A large assortment OF Plated Ware
Pitchers, Chatting Dishes casters.
Knives, Forks Spoons, Sugars. &c;
Glass, China, and Crockery'
Brunswick Bake Collender POOL and
Blliard-1ebles. Cues, and Racks COM
plete
Handsome and Massive Bar Counter ana
Fixtures, sporting Pictures ana 'iaaa-
ware.
Large Double-Door Combnauon-Lock
Iron Safe and Odice Fixtures. Hand
some Chandeliers, Electric-Fans guam
titles OF Steam Piping. Radiators, 10
HORSEPOWER Boiler &C;
Kitchen Furniture. Including Copper
Utensils and the Laundry OUTFIT Tor the
two hotels, Stoves. &c.
Omnibuses, Harness. SC.
All OF the napery, bedding and furni-
ture is in neat, clean, and attractive con-
dition.
The sale will commence on the FIRST floor
OF the Exchange Hotel including ths
parlors rooms. plano mirrors and car
pets on that floor and also the table ana
bed linen OF that hotel. and will be- con-
tinued from day 10 day, concluding with
the sale Of the billlard-tables Office FIX
lures. and safe, steam piping radiators.
boiler. electricians, kitchen and laundry
OUTFITS, omnibuses. ana harness on ths
last day.
To facilitate the sale parties. when pos.
sible. are requested 10 remove their PUP
chases after the close Of each days sale.
TERMS: Cash
seq 10. LANE STERN. Receiver
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BY Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Il OF
Two New TWo-Story Brick Tenemen!S,
Nos. COS AND so5A WEST CLAY STREET

BY virtue OF n certain deed OF trust
TO the undersigned trustee, dated Febru-
airy 25. 1892. and Of record In Richmond
Chancery Court Office. Deadlock 10 a.,
page rs. default having been made In
the payment of the debt secured thereby
and being required so 10 do By the
beneficiary therein, l shall proceed TO
sell, at public auction, upon the premises
OF
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Z. 1896.
AT 4:30 o'clock Z. NJ. the PROPERTY
located as above. The dwellings are new
twO-story brick dwellings. with eight
rooms each; modern Improvements, such
as hot water, ranges. etc
The lots front together 30 feet ! inch
on the south side Of Clay street by a
depth Of 1853 feet 20 an alley.
Dwellings of this class rent readily. and
these are now occupied by good tenants.
TERMS Cash as to expenses OF sale.
all past-due taxes. also. a ratablc propor-
ton of the taxes for 1896. and the sum OF
5000, with interest from February .,
1895 The balance upon such terms as the
grantor in the deed shall prescribe, and
direct. and in case OF her failure 10 give
such directions upon such terms as the
trustee shall think M.
oc2 c. II. SUTTON. Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE, l30-ACRE FARM SIS
i twenty miles from Knoxville, at rail- u.
road depot. Has ten-room brick house;
barn i5G feet long; tenant, smoke and
two-story spring houses. VIII sell for
$40 per acre. Has 30 acres meadow. 5
springs 30 acres timber. $3.50 cash. bal
ance one. two, three. and four years
B. II SPRANKLE
oc pit Knoxville. Tenn.
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HORSES, MULES. COWS, Ac.

FOR SAID, A GOOD. SOUND. AND
GENTLE BLACK MARE s years old.
Suitable for lady 10 ride or drive. Call on
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MEMS DEPARTMENT ODDS AND
ENDS.

Look for bargains in the Mems Depart
ment to-day. You'll surely not be dis
appointed.
- good quality Mems White Dress
shirts Is, l5l1. and l6lz, the i0c grade,
zoe to-day.
q Mems Medium Weight Ribbed Fleeced
undershirts, the 621sc. grade, sizes 81,
g. and 49, 25c to-day.
II Mems Night Shirts. little soiled. made
Of first class muslin. 90 and 75c. ones,
II Mems Heavy-weight SiIk-Bound
Merino Undershirts. soiled. best soc.
ores. &c. to-day.
II Mems Heavy Winter-Weight Canton
Flannel Drawers. broken sizes. best
sc. grade, sc. to-day.
10 pairs Mems Atwood Camel's-Hair
Socks. 37l.c. grade, l5c. a. pair to-day.
q pairs Elastic Web-Wire- Buckle Sus-
penders regularly l2i1c. pair. pairs
2G Mems Black Satin Fly Bows. always
25c-l0c to-day.
Mems and Ladies All-Sik Reversible
S tuo pretty roff pst terms Sc to.day u'a'H
80 Mems and Ladies' SILK and Satin
Bows. In solid and fancy checks and
dots, were 25, IS, and 4Sc. each. l5c.
IS pairs Mems Fast-Black Socks usual
quarter quality. &c. pair.
2S pairs cXtra-heavy Cray Socks best
imported Csc grade. l0c. pair.
Is pairs oxford IN. CO Gray Mixed
Socks, usually 10 to l2l.c a pair.
nairs for sc.
20 pure six Windsor Ties. bright. pretty
designs, sold all way from 10 TO 50c.-
PIC. to-day.
IA pairs Mems Dark Colored ATWOOD
Cashmere Gloves. sold for Soc pair.
he "A nat' now.
Km-GLoyE REMNANTS ARE HERE.
TOO.
4-Button White. Black Embroidery. 81
kind for t5c.
4-Button Dress Tan Gloves. Black
stitching for Soc. from 81 p.
Several sizes of 16-Button Evening
Gloves for 75c. a pair. from KS.
RIBBON REMNANTS.
No. 40 All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons. all
THE COHEN CO.
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T. f.. stage,
j. ID. CARNEAB,
n. T.. ANCARROW,
Trustees.

The above sale is made at the risk and
cost OF O. y. Gillian. he being the pur-
chaser OF said property at former sale,
and having failed TO comply with the
terms Of said sale oc2
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j. Thompson Brown < Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
NRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SUB
4 DIVISION OF LAND IN CHEsTERFlkLO
COUNTY. NEAR CITY OF MANChLs-
TERRY virtue OF deed OF trust ifom
the Parker Land Company, dated August
], 1888, executed 20 the undersigned tfls-
tee. and recorded IN Clerks Office. Ches-
terrified County Court. Deei-Bo0k 81. page
ISL, TO secure the payment Of certain
notes therein described. and defaut
having been made. ana being required ~
the beneficiary 50 10 90. / Will sell, az
public auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER z 1856
az 40 z. NJ. the PROPERTY described
In said deed. as follows: IAN that lard
lying and being on the River-VieN road;
In the county Of Chesterfield. State ot
Virginia. being square A. lots I. . J, g.
8. s. Z. g. 3. II. Il. and IS IN square b
Square G, lots ]. 2 3. 4 3. s. Z, ~
H. T. and Is. IA. IS. l6 and y In Sqpafe
u: Square T.. lots l. ?. =. T. 5. 8. 3, > =,
To- II. u. Is, and "a In square +; Sguaif
q, lots l, ?, 3. l. 3, s, 10, II, Y, IS ~
Is Is. II, Is. 2, q. q. 3. and = ~
Square II, and squares l. X. l.. NJ. y ~;
j. r. 5. +, u, V. ", and In a plat OF
said Parker Land Company
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses or sac,
and the sum OF SYST. being balance due
on note described IN said decd. ana BAL
ance as may be announced at sale.
HOWARD SWlNEfORD, Trustee.
Adamson and Brown 4 Co. Aucuoneefs
Sc "
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AND CHrLDREN's KNIT
INDERWEAn ODDS.

Ladies' $50 Jersey Ribbed Vests, slight
ly soiled. l0c each.
IL Chlldren's Natural Gray Vests, &c.
each, from BIC
Children's Heavy Elastic Ribbed Pants.
10c. a pair, from &c
5 pairs Boys White Merino Drawers
(soled). l5c. a pair. instead Of 39c.
Boys Natural Gray Merino Shirts, Ice
each. instead Of 50c
j. pairs Misses White Merino Pants
(soiledD. sizes 81 and 81, 2Jc. a pair
Infants Jersey Ribbed Wrappers but
toned down front, Sc. each. instead of
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FOR EXCHANGE.

COR EXCHANGE. $50, 600 REAL
IL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE FOR STOCKS
OF merchandise-s5O0 10 $1,000 VIII pay
some cash difference Write for real
estate list. Give amount OF stock. Ad-
dress Box PIP, Knoxville, Tenn. &C Pile
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THU
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA by THE VENDOR AND THa
VENDEE
BY George W. Mayo. Auctioncer.
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BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust exc
cuted 20 the undersigned, by Lena 4.
owen ard NJ NJ. owen her husband.
dated. respectively, on August 3. 1921. and
December g. 1885,. both duly recorded in
the County Court Clerks Office Of Chcs-
terrified county. IN Deed-BO -, page
ib2, and 30 page 2li, and being required
so 10 DO by the beneficiary. default having
been made I'm the payment therein se-
cured, We VIII expose for sale on thu
day, hour. and place named above. that
VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
lying on both sides Of the Bon Air and
Westham road. a short distance from
the village Of Granite. This tract con-
tains a Is acres, less the land heretofora
released TO Mrs. Hatcher acres, be ms
same. more or less. The Improvements
consist or a nice new tgo-story frame
building containing six rooms, and other
Improvements This Is a fine chance %
get a nice little farm near the city. Tho
land Is good the neighborhood Is FIRST
rate. and being near Granite Depot ana
post-ofiice. makes this place highly de-
sirable.
For particulars call on the auciioneers
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale
taxes. N any be duel. and 90 pay on ana
discharge the following amOunts-to VII.
Under first deed balance due. Nls q.
and under second deed balance due, Si-ooli
the residue, n any, upon such terms as
will be announced at sale
HENRY FITZGERALD,
A. l. ADAMSON.
AUGU slime ROYAL,
Sc 26 Trustees.
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BY ]. d. Carneal.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
ll06 east Main street.
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
Il TWO TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS


ON BAKER STREET CORNER OF
PRENTISS ALLEY. BEING Nos. 40
AND 407 WEST BAKER.-Sy virtue OF
certain deed Of trust. dated July l, 1895,
and recorded In Richmond Chancery Court
Clerks office. Deadlock l55 b. page 10,
default having been made in the payment
of a portion of the debt secured thereby,
and having been required by the beneh-
ciary therein so to do. we, the undersign-
ed trustees, will, on
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER Z, 1896
at o'clock P NJ, on the premises, pro-
coed TO sell the PROPERTY conveyed in
said deed Of trust. The lot fronts 10 feet
on the south line Of Baker street, and
runs back 40 feet 20 an alley is feet wide.
and has thereon the dwellings mentioned
above. containing five rooms each. This
is very desireble property. and will make
good homes
TERMS: Cash as TO all costs OF exc
cutting the trust. all taxes due TO day OF
sale: and whereas the deed requires that
a debt of S63l.04 shall be paid I'm cash, yet
II is probable that better terms can be
obtained at the sale. The terms for the
balance OF the purchase money will be
announced at sale.
T. f.. stage,
j. -. CARNEAI,
y. T.. ANCARROW,
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1t:;!(oljHE:N!|,!!.(!1

that would be ruinous to ordinary
stores. -
But the Peoples Store KNOWS
HOW and when to lose.
Shrewd economy is the winning
card of success. Your interest and
ours are identical.
Silks, Worsted Dress Goods.
Flannels, Cotton Fabrics, Under
wear, Ribbons. Carpets, Wraps,
Small Wares, Books, Housefurnish-
ingS, and everything that has
name has its loss written in plain
figures. We only mention a few
at random
Tell us the quality of carpet you
need and we may save a third IN
the price. Perhaps good length
pieces that can't be duplicated, 2
to 20 yard lengths.
Hundreds of woollen Dress Goods Rem
nants. in various lengths. from all the
new fabrics sold the past week. ,,.
Solid-Color ATWOOD Cashmeres' "iue
double-fold, for loe. t'Ig ~ Tor
Wide Double-Fold English Iweeds Ior
lie. a yard: TO I yards long.
4i-inch Fancy Colored Worsted En-
broidered Boucles. two toned, TOT isc'
An-Wool Plaid. little dS .ao1e lSr Xii mi.
Fancy Double-Fold Iwo-lohed DIR
Rob-Rov Plaids. lace effects, for l2izc.
Hundreds more we can't enumerate'
COTTON GOODS.
Nearly every piece sold leaves a rem
nant Hundreds of 'em at your command
to-day:
ss-inch Fine French silkoline remnants
i'm exquisite Paintings. 3Ac.--l2i2c. klnd.
Remnants OF Simpson Gray Frlnts, he
hest made. for $40. instead OF sc.
Al Fine French Percales, Elzc. KIND,
Remnants ants Of Fine Brown Cotton for
real Indigo-Blue Prints for 2Ac.
Real Scotch Apron Ginghams Tor Zec
Remnants of &c. Al Bleached Cotton LOT
Remnants of Extra-Heavy Canton
Remnants INFANT o. of White-wool Flannel for
CSC. , ,,,., Co.
Remnants of Red Twill Medicated Flan-
nels for lie.
LOTS OF ODD BLANKETS AND
COMFORTS.
CAN'T GET EN- READY BEFORE 8
O'CLOCK.
Full-Size Bed-Comforts, well made, for
15c.
4 Heavy Full-Size Bed-Comforts for 39c
Very Heavy Comforts, all OF their
kind. 50c--best Toe. kind.
o Isvtro size Comforts 81 80 kind for Sc
GRAY Double-Bed Blankets for Ice
each.
Double-Bed White Blankets for l3c.
each.
3 pairs Of Large-Size White Blankets
for Toe.
pairs Iarge-Size Heavy Wool
Blankets for Sl.S5 a pair-4 kind.
1 pair very Fine White Blankets for
S2sS, from s..
WHY NOT SAVE A DOLLAR OR
TWO IN A
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PARTNER IN A ELL-ESTABL1SHED
Mercantile Business, who can furnish
from 500 TO 81 0c0. Paying business. Best
town in Virginia. Address
W. b. THOMAS
oc 2-3tN Newport News, Va
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THREE OR FOUR GOOD ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping, with or without
board. Address ROOMS 500 east Frank
lin Oc 2-lts
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PROPOSALS.

FORT MONROE, Va, SEPTEMBER
10, ls96.-SEALED PROPOSALS. In tripli-
cate. will be received here until 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. OCTOBER 10, 1886. and then open
ed for constructing "A HOSPITAL az
Fort Monroe Va. United States reserves
right to accept or reject any or ali pro-
posals, or any part thereof. Envelopes
Containing proposals should be marked
proposals for Hospital" aad ADDRESSED
TO JOHN w. PULLMAN. Acting Quar-
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THE COHEN co.

colors. lsc. kind. In remnants, i2c'
yard.
All-5ilk Satin and Gros-Grain Ribbons;
I to s-yard lengths, i2'ac. a yaru
No. Black All-siIk Satin and eros
Grain Ribbons. l5c. kind; remnant
price, &c a yard. -,
3-inch All-Silk Black Ribbons. VIII
satin stripe, in remnants. for lz1zc.
yard.
100 yards OF Narrow All-silk Ribbons.
~ colors, the 8. TO- and l21tc kind III
remnants, for /. 2. and &c. a yard.
NOTIONS AND TOILET REMNANTS.
80 cakes of good Toilet Soap, SC. valne,
Is bottles OF l3c. Bay Rum for &c. a
bottle.
II bottles OF &c. Lavender Salts, rem
nant price. l0c. a bottle.
II Infants Hair-Brushes, 25c. value, FOR
&c. each.
&c boxes OF good quality Face Powder,
l5c: value. for 4izc. box.
70 Hair-Pin Cabinets, l0c. sort, for &c.
each.
Is remnants OF Garter Elastic. loo. kind.
for SC. yard
10 NeedIe-Cases. with assorted-size
needles, Sc. sort. for &c. each. 90
is lsarge-Size Sanitary Towels, 10c.
value. remnant price. &c. each.
70 pieces of l0c. Beading. in Colors and
Whlte. remnant price. 2lzc. piece.
. remnants OF Velvet Cord Binding. &c.
suit iDi Il. ytFu.
LINING REMNANTS.
80 remnants OF Skirt Cambria, rem
nant price, 3a4c. a yard.
10 remnants Of 36-inch Rustling Perca-
line. l5 2-3c. quality, Cor SIC. al yard.
% remnants Of l5c. quality Silesia for Sc.
yard
IL remnants of lOc quality Book Muslin
&c. yard
20 remnants Of Black Back SiIesia, 25c.
quality, for l2lsc. yard.
OF LINENS AND WHITE
ARE READY FOR YOUR PICKING
TO-DAY AT LESS THAN HALE.
Remnants Extra Heavy German Linen
Table Damask. 60 inches wide, 2Sc.
yard instead OF zoe.
Remnants 39c. Bleached Table Damask
5s inches wide, lengths l j-S to yards,
l9c. a yard.
Remnants Turkey-Red Table Linen
Damask. BE. grade. for 7-sc. a yard
Remnants 2-yard-wide German Linen
Damask, pure linen, Soc. grade, for 51c.
n yard
Remnants ,All-Llnen Crash Towelllng.
Sc. yard
p dozen Heavy Honey-Comb Towels
full size. l2.c each.
10 Slightly Soile1 White Crochet Bed
Spreads, were 75c. each. for 3Iizc.
16 dozen All-Linen Checked Lunch
Napkins. lc. each instead of 25c. a
dozen.
Handsome Satin Damask Buffet
Scarfs. fancy open hemstitched bor-
ders. slightly soiled, Coo. each, from
N25.
800 yards Fine Satin Striped and
Checked Nainsooll, manufacturer s
lengths. costing IS TO 20c to make for
&c. a yard.
Remnants White Plaid Apron Lawns,
l2lzc. grade. for SC. a yard.
Remnants Fine White India Lnon, 12kc.
grade. &c. yard.
Remnants fO-inch English Nafnsook,
Sc. grade for Sc. a yard
$40 yards White Checked Muslin, small
and medium checks. for Use yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-02

A WOMAN CNHlTE PREFERRED 10
10 cooking and washing at llo4 Park ave
1ue Recommendation required. &C Z-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-02
HOSIERY REMNANTS.

IS pairs Ladies' Fast-Black Hose for &c.
pair.
10 pairs Children's Fast-Black Ribbed
Hose seamless. - lie. ones. for sc.
q pair.
q pairs Ladies' Fine French Isle Hose.
HemsdOrf eye. SIZES 3 and ~ l5c. a
pair for the 81 l-2c. grade.
10 pairs Childrens Fast-Black Ribbed
School Hose, Sc. a pair for the l0c.
grade