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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Devoted to His WorIS-Blacksburg
LocuIs and Personals.

BI.ACKSBURG. VA, February 1.-(Spe-
clal.)-Almost Immediately at the close OF
the war of 1866 a benevolent society OF
Philadelphia determined to establish
school in Virginia for the negroes i'm
provement. The site OF this school was
finally placed In Montgomery county, and
the high hill between Christiansburg
depot and the town was the spot chosen.
Captain Schaeffer was selected as the So
ciety's agent. and put In charge of the
school. In a quiet and unostentatous
way he commenced his work, and in a
quiet, transformations, but conscientious,
manner he has carried 1t on from that
day to this time. For twenty long years
he has labored there with II IS to be
feared little encouragement, but with
great faith and self-sacrifce. No man in
our county occupies higher place in the
esteem OF high and low, black and white.
than he does. lie has never in the re-
hottest degree mixed himself in political
or social questions, but with devotion
and unsehshness rare.y surpassed. has
given himself wholly TO his work. Several
wears since he came into fine property,
but this made no difference In his lie.
The society now owns eight or ten build
ings. two of them long and OF brick, and
All comfortable and convenient. Not only
are the negroes from the town and vi
entity educated there, but he receives
boarders. and. when they wish IL gives
pupils a theological training. He has sent
out a number Of trained ministers. some
OF whom have done him credit. and
repaid him somewhat for his labor and
unselfishness. But 1t Is TO these that he
must look with satisfaction, for those OF
the community have been almost totally
lacking in responsiveness. and one may
,na.;ne that often has he stopped and
asked himself II 1t were not all useless.
BENEFIT TO THE COUNTY.
INT ha has also been a benefit TO the
town and county. BY the consent OF
the school trustees. he combined the
negro public school with his own. and
,nns Gave the negroes advantages which
the county could never have offered them
with its limited supply of funds; and,
at the same time. the community was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Partnership settlement.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
A and Il are equal partners. At the
time OF settlement they find they have
$50 I'm property OF which A wishes TO
draw $50 AID SO They owe 5000. What
part of the liabilities must each assume.
Please answer In your Sundays paper
and oblge. W. ii. PETTUS, Jr.
Chase City. Va.
At the settlement and Il should each
receive s65 OF the property and pay 5000
OF the debt and each would have bal
ance OF se5 less s1Os0 or $40. II receives
so. or So more OF the property. he should
pay s25 more of the debt, or 5000 plus s21-
$3.50. and IL Il receives So or s25 less Of
the property, he should pay s25 less OF the
debt, or 5000 minus s2J-$l55O; then AS
balance would be $50 minus $685. Of s24'O'
and BIS balance $40 minus sl5.3o. or <24."
as before. Answer: a pays $500 and d
pays $3.50 Of the debt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Medical Examiners.

10 the EdltOr OF tne Dlspatcn.
J. What physicians constitute the Medl-
cal Board OF Examiners for the State Of
Virginia.
holding the meetings?
g. What is the cost to the applicant?
S. Y.
Members OF the Medical Examining
Board: Dr. Rawley w. Martin, Lynch
burg; Dr. a. S. Priddy. Keysvllle lat
large.
First District-Dr. J.. s. Foster,
Mathews Courthouse.
Second District-Dr. Herbert NJ. Nash.
Norfolk
Third Dstrict--Dr. Benjamin Harrison.
Richmond.
Fourth District-Dr. S. W. Budd, Peters
burg.
Fifth Distrlct-Dr. X. s. Martin, Stuart
Patrick county,.
Sixth Dlstrict-Dr. J. W. billiard, Lynch
burg.
Seventh District-Dr. ]. f. Chancellor
University of Virginia.
Eighth Distrct-Dr. r. VI. Slaughter,
Theological Seminary near Alexandria)
Ninth District-Dr. Il. T. Brady
Chatham Hill CSmyth county.
Tenth District-Dr II. M. Patterson,
stanton.
Also: homeopathic Members-Dr. NJ. f.
Douglass, Danville; DR.. Noah Jackson,
Fentress (Norfolk county,.
Officers-Dr. Rawley w. Martin, presi-
dent: DR.. Benjamin Harrison, secretary.
g The Medical Examining Board meets
semi-annually. 1t meets I'm the spring,
during the month of May this year. May
). 1880 I'm the city of Richmond. Examna-
tons are held in the hall Of the House
of Delegates.
The fall meeting is at the time and
place OF meeting of the Medical Society OF
Virginia, which this year meets in Dan
vile. The date Of this meeting is not yet
fixed, but 1t will be either October or
November.
3. The applicant pays fee OF $.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

ness In the right flank. nausea, vomiting,
and fever. The attack may soon pass on
to recur again after some weeks, or the
Inflammation may go on to suppuration.
and terminate in peritonitis. The treat
ment OF chronic or relapsing appendicitis
consists in free purgation. confinement
to bed, and careful regulation OF the diet
III the attacks get more and more fire.
quent. and the symptoms more intense,
the patient should have the diseased or
gan removed. The treatment OF acute
appendicitis. or Of an attack which threat
ems to go on to suppuration, should be
prompt surgical interference.
The operation for chronic Appendicitis
is comparatively safe. the mortality not
being over per cent. The operation for
acute appendicitis Is more grave. the
mortality being 20 or 30 per cent.
2. Galvanized iron vessels should not he
used for cooking. They contain zinc
which is a poison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

provided with a quiet. well-organized,
and weIl-managed school for the negro.
Rev. John l.. Deane. the well-known
Quaker Evangelist, at the invitation OF
the Young Mems Christian Association,
listed the college this week.
Ii has been expected for some time
that the legislative Committee on Schools
and Colleges would visit this college,
but as yet they have not fixed date
to come.
DR.. McBryde. the president OF the col
lege. left on Thursday for Richmond
on business connected with the institu-
ton. He will return on Monday.
Professor W. Il. Atwood returned from
your city early this week. He paid a
flying visit 10 attend a meeting OF the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety.
CALLED BACK.
Dr. W. T. Henderson, who intended
taking a postgraduate course OF lectures
in .Ahns-Hopkins University, and who
was already I'm Baltimore for that pur-
pose has returned being called back by
urgent professional duties.
| notice that the Dispatch has recently
been giving attention to some of Vir-
ginias large men. Montgomery county
has two that will compare well with
those instanccd. Mr.. James &. Childress,
Of Christiansburg. is feet and inches
tall and weighs about 215 pounds. Mr..
w. c. G.. Myers. of the same tiwn, is not
far behind him. being feet inches
high. and Weighing a little over go. Mr..
Childress has a younger brother who is
also nearly 6 feet 8.
Mr.. George 4. Surface. instructor in
modern languages I'm the college. who
has been seriously indisposed for several
days, Is now much improved.
Mrs. Pritchard. the wife of Professor
S. r. Pritchard, returned on Saturday
from a prolonged visit to relatives in
South Carolina.
Mrs. Price. the wife Of Professor r.. c.
Price. is still absent visiting friends in
Richmond.
All sportsmen here, without an excep-
ton. so far as have heard, welcome the
passage by the Legislature of the law
forbiddng the killing OF partridges for
the next two years. While the birds are
scarce in our county, yet there are
enough left to stock the county very well
in the two years, IL the pot-hunters can
be kept OF of them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
That Horse of smiths.

TO the Editor OF the Dispatch
Please be so kind as 10 place In your
Query column the following query; Is
Il correct TO say, That horse OF Mr..
Smiths is fine animal" Does not the
proposition OF govern the objective and
not the possessive case? | notice the
expression frequently. not only in the
Dispatch, but elsewhere. and TO a gram
marian OF the old school II sounds in
correct. II can easily be corrected by
saying Mr.. Smiths horse. Please an
swer and obllge SUBSCRIBER.
We have frequently answered this
query. 1t is one. however. which It is
so difficult to explain satisfactorily to
the average reader that we generally
prefer TO reply TO the query without
giving the reason for our opinion. We
viii say, however. that the proposition
still governs the objective case. But the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Rock Notices.

SIXTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF
THE UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL
SURVEY TO THE SECRETARY OF
THE INTERIOR, 1S9i-1S95. Charles ID.
Walcott Director. In four parts. Part
III.-Mineral Resources of the United
States. 1894; Metallic Products. David L.
Day. Chief OF Division. Washington:
Government Printing Office. 1895.
This Is splendid volume of GIG pages.
which treats Of the metallic products Of
the United States, and together with
Part w. OF the same report (Which has
not been received from the Public Print
err will form the direct continuation OF
the series OF reports issued by the Geo
logical Survey Office under the title Of
Mineral Resources of the United States"
from 1852 to 1893 IT may be matter OF inte-
rest TO our subscribers TO know that the
cost OF printing and binding is no longer
charged for this book, and that by making
prompt application TO a Senator or
Representative the volume may be OBJ
tained. as the congressional distribution
of the book will soon ensue.
THE POST ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR
1896: A Cyclopaedia of Historic and sta
tistic Facts for the Office, Farm, and
Household. Bronson G. Keller. Statisti-
clan; Giving. also. a Succinct Outline OF
the Electro Planetary Theory Governing
Weather Changes. Designed TO enable
the ordinary observer to determine
periods OF rainfall. cyclones. and other
weather phenomena; giving the probable
weather for every day, based on the
theory and discoveries OF the late Pro-
fessor John II. Tice. By Professor c. II.
Livingston. ST.. his pupil and coworker.
Issued quarterly by the Post Company,
Washington, Il. c. Vol. l., No. l, jan
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year.
This ia a valuable work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

TO the Editor OF the Dis-atch;
VIII you kindly publish in your Cues
ton column the names OF the counties
in the State of Virginia where whiskey
IS not allowed TO be sold, or where local
option Is in effect? w. l.. Il.
pocahontas. va
No liquor licenses are issued la Dick
onson. Grayson, King George. Mathews,
Montgomery. Pulaski. Russell. or
smyth counties. and we presume local
option has been adopted there. Licenses
TO distil have been issued in Bland. Car
ioll. Frederick. and Highland counties,
but no license TO SCI, liquor. and It is
probable that they are also local-opelon
courties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

objective case in the instance before us
rs to be found by making the sentence
read. THAT particular horse Of Mr.
Smiths (horses) Is fine animal" In
other words, That horse Of Mr.. Smiths
horses. or that one OF Mr.. Smiths
horses" The query assumes that Mr..
Smith has more than one horse. THAT
particular one Of Mr.. Smiths horses is
a fine animal" This letter means that
one OF Mr. Smiths horses Is a fine anil
NAL. But enough. Everybody can speak
from experience and say that the query
as first above worded is correct.
This Is a picture OF Brown" Is state
ment very different from This is pic
ture OF Browns"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Are silver Dollars RedecmabIer

TO the Editor OF the Dispatch:
kindly answer through your Query
column the following.
II person presents SOD I'm silver dol
lars az the Treasury of the United
States. and demands 500 in gold for the
same. can the Treasurer refuse TO COM
ply with his demand?
Very respectfully FINANCE.
silver dollars are themselves standard
.o'ns OF the United States, and. as
such. are not redeemable. They are re-
,eiyablo for all public dues. and may be
exchanged for silver certificates; but the
government does not redeem them IN
cold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
xIOO Reward BOO.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased
10 learn that there Is az least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to
curs In al its stages. and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS the only positive
cure known TO the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a constitutional disease. re-
ouires a constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system, thereby destroying
the foundation OF the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In doing
faith In its curative powers that they
offer 500 for any case that II fails TO
cure Send for list Of testimonials. Ad-
dress 4. ]. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the heat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
A popuIar instrumentation.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
10 is positively asserted by lady ga
former resident Of your city, that coal
Rin not burn in a crate If the sun shines
IN II through a window. She also affirIhs
hat fire will 90 out in a coal-stove If the
SON shines on 30. Can such be the case,
and. 10 So Why Il. r. W.
Churchyiew. Va.
II is not the case. The supposed sup
preston is only the dimming OF the feebler
glow Of the FIRE by the superior briliiancy
81 the sunlight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Indian Sergices.

To tho Editor Of the Dispatch:
Can YOU tell me when and where the
civil-soryice examination will be held lot
Indian services? What studies are the
applicants examined on? BY answering
the above. you will oblige reader
IL. T. Il.
Darlington Heights Va.
Write 10 the United States Civil-Ser-
vice Commission, Washington, ID. c., and
they will send you a pamphlet giving
an particulars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
uo,,taov uaa No Opposition.

To the EdPtor Of the Dis9atcn:
Please answer through your columns
what were the two gubernatorial tickets
I'm 1877? +. w. NJ Holiday was the De
mocratic candidate. but nave forgotten
who was associated with him, and l
can't remember who was on the Re
ruhucan ticket. j. II. J.
Hale Ford. Franklin county, va
Holiday had no opposition. General
J. A. Walker was on the ticket with him.
as Lieutenant Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Incidence of LonGstrcet.

h. ,ro Editor Of the Dispatch
,,.f,i ,ou please tell me in your Query
49,, where General James Longstreet
rcei9es and his post-olice address?
p" 4 SUBSCRIBER.
Baldwin Station. Va
Gainesville. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
A Cinrade.

written for the Dispatch)
In days OF Queen Bess the laws forbade
AS traffic contraband,
The sale OF a SECOND OF my FIRST.
To leave her seagirt land.
And then my WHOLE was made TO be,
And e'er since has been known
AS only next throughout the realm.
In honor to the throne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
nnc. sInyery ExIst Now.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
VIII you kindly answer TINS throush
your esteemed paper!
Does slavery exist to-day IN any part
Of the world, except as punishment ior
crime? II so, where? SUBSCRIBER
Yes: in certain parts Of Africa hundreds
NJ thousands Of slaves are held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
VIII you please give me the lawful or
usual weight OF shucks from bushel
OF com?
Yours truly. c. NJ. NJ.
Peytonsbuigh. Va.
fou can easily ascertain the average
weights Of the shucks from bushel OF
corn FOR yourself We have no means
70 ee'ermine Il. The law fixes seventy
wounds OF corn in the car as q bushel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
InirIy TnlI.

TO the Editor Of the Dispatch
you are looking up the tallest men in
the state. ] will say that ! am feet
& inches high and weigh POS pounds; am
30 years old. There are six or eight
other very tall men I'm this county. and
viii try 10 find their weight, heights,
and ages for you. Yours truly.
GEORGE G.. MINER.
Madison Run, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
VIII you please inform me through
,,o,r o,ierv column what is the standard
weight The government allows for n gal
Ion of % por cent. whiskey. or where
can buy "a book pertaining TO the samey
"a obiioe w. j. j.
Petersburg Va.
The government allows SG-lc0 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

Now, take good, average, unshucked corn
10 determine II. The law fixes seventy
pounds; save separately the shucks, and
weigh them. and you viii have the cor
rect weight OF the shucks from legal
bushel OF corn. al fixed by the Code OF vir-
sdnia. page 4sS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

y Black Buttonhole Twist b. dozen
Il Full rolls OF Crepe Paper. IL l-2c roll.
p &c. Jap Fire-Screens. l0c each.
Il Checked Apron Bingham, &c. yard.
p 25c. Gem Kid Glove-Cleaner. lc. each.
L Mems &c. Teck Ties. &C. each.
y Mems SOC. Teck Ties, I5c each
Only complete Book Department in
D the city.
The famous Henty Books. for boys,
p usually sold at %. SIC here.
In the days Of Aud Aud Lang syne."
p. The Love Affairs Of Bibnomaniac. .
by Eugene Fields. sl.19
II 'Lilith." by George Mcdonald. csc.
4 ., An Upper Room by Ian MeLauren.
p The House. Boat on The styx," by John
L Hendricks Bangs. $l19
r THE Hon. Peter Sterling by Ford
p lgc.. &c. 35c. Cloth Books, l0c. each.
L Zc. HANDY Classics. II 1-2c. each.
p $50 69c. fRed Line Poets" 29c each.
Y Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush &c.
p Conan Doyle's Books, Sc.
\ Robert Louis Stevenson's Books. SC.
p Prayers and Hymnals. revised edition.
I were s2y6 set. now $lis.
q indigo Blue-Figured Calicoes. lac
New Plaid silks. 75c. grade. at 4sc. yard
( Mems 75c. Imperial Ties. 33c. each.
2 New Gold Belts, 25c each.
L 70 and 75c. French Flannels. your choice
q 33c. yard.
&c. Quality Linen Note-Paper at l5c
y pound.
4 Ladies' Extra-Fine Gauze Fast-Blach
y Hose at II 1-2c. per pair.
Il BOYS 25c School Hose. lie. pair.
y Black Angora-Fur that was 81, now 3sc
L yard. "a
y White Lamb Wool Fur that was sl5O
now Toe. yard.
Your choice OF any Eiderdown Tan
K o. Shanter, 19c. -
y New Ribbons arriving every day-se'
\ the special prices.
y Special prices on Rubber Combs.
4 Wkite-Wool Flannel, never sold for less
y than 2Oc., 10 pieces here to be sold al
4 s 1-3c yard ,,s al,
y Lovely French Percales, spendia-Guali'
4 ty, full pieces. 7-Sc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
nrtft-Nets and Law.

To the EdItOr OF the Dlspdtch.
By answering the following inquiry
you will greatly otlige an Old subscriber:
IL A has a drift-net drifting I'm the waters
Of the Commonwealth (say, the l'amunkey
river. and Il owns haul-seine' has -
The right TO throw his haul seine around
A and pull As drift-net into the shore,
10 the destruction Of As net?
SUBSCRIBER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Mark Twain's Birth.

ro the Editor OF the Dispatch.
1 y,'n0,v give me following information;
nm n..o's I'D Mace Of birth Of Mark Twain
Date a"D P'" W. II. w.
,sor,rber 60 1895. Florida, Monroe
eounfv. Mo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
The Bnccarat Scandal.

To tho Editor Of the Dispatch:
was IL not charged in the first news.
rspcr reports Of the famous baccarat
,c.,ndal that the Prince OF Wales had
boon guilty Of some irregularities?
NJ b.
That Is our recollection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
QUERIES & ANSWERS.
yss Medical Examining Board Of The
State Of Virginia.
srurayaroRrAL TICKET IN 1877
nate Of the spotswood-Hotei
pre.ent Residence OF
Observation-Disclosures" WI"
.cr,,,,on Of Appendicitis, Etc.

20 the Editor OF the Dis9a'eh' ,.sor.
win you oblige several OF y your 'r noInf
md dednltoly determine aeOe.er . py,,as
Nv pubiishing the date OF the SpVo,"SVN
.iotel burning IN your query 'V eIGntA
Christmas morning. is'@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
first Train Through the Church-
upI Tunnel.

TO the Editor OF the Dispatch;
VIII you kindly state IN your next issue
Who was the first man to run an engine
through tho Church iill tunnel2
A SUBSCRIBER-Mrs. w.
We DO not know.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Ours is the largest
DRESS GOODS
Department in the city.

6 pieces Silk-Thread French Serge. y
inches wide. soc. value. &c. yard.
Black 5o-Inch ATWOOD N-Kind Storm
Serge. SOC. yard.
Mohair Lustre Figured Serge, newest
effects. 81 value. SOC. yard.
36-Inch Navy-Blue and Black French
Serge, lac. yard.
SILK and Wool Roman Checks. new ef-
fects. ~ inches wide, &c. yard.
All shades Sl.25 Crepon. SOC. yard.
10 pieces Novelty Storm Serge, II l-2c.
yard.
Beautiful All-Wool Dress-Plaids, bright
effects, have been 50c.. now Doc. yard.
N0te-Paper, sc. pound
Boys 2Jc. Percale Shirt-Waists. lOc
each.
New Val I.aces and Insertings:
Narrow Val. Lace. 10c. piece OF II yards
New Linen Color Yoking, 70 inches wide
real value $3.50 yard, here Si.yS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
No Percentage off to Any One at This Sale.

| That IL as good as any Pattern made
stop paying IS TO 5oc. for Patterns. Every
Pattern perfect; we never had single 4
complaint. i
| All colors Equality SILK Chiffon. CSC. 4
yard.
| All colors ssc. Quality Chiffon, sc. yard. !
| Ladies' Kid Gloves. In Black. Lemon.
White. Pearl. 4 big pearl buttons. Black
and self-stitching. 15c. for all sizes.
/ lot of white and Pearl Baudalet Kid
lGloyes. White and Pearl only. sizes "a. j
H. and I l-2. lsc. pair.
| Choice OF any Ostrich-Feather Boa IN
/ the house for 2.9S.
Choice OF any Ostrich-reathsr Collar
in the house for $3.50.
SILK Remnants az half price.
Dress-Goods Remnants at half price 4
Red and White Hamburg Edge. ic. !
lyard.
Pure-Linen Grass-Cloth. &c. yard.
lyard.
i Brussels Rugs. i5c. each.
4 All colors silk Crepe pure silk). lsc. !
Iyard.
All Muslin Underwear at special prices;
levery piece perfect: see the new prices.
All Clothing largely reduced. \
Your choice OF any Boys Overcoat. $3.50.
Boys 81 knee-Pants. SIC. pair.
| Boys soc. Kne Pants, 39c. pair 4
Turkey-Red Working Cotton, sc. dozen
lskeins
CARPETS AND MATTINGS.
Brussels Carpets, made, laid, and lined.
flor J0c yard
75c. Atwood Ingram Carpets. now soc. 4
lyard
CSC Ingram Carpets. CSC. yard.
5Sc. Ingram Carpets, lie. yard. y
Brussels Carpets at 60c. and roc
The N75-Quality Wilton Velvet Car
lpet, now 81. made. laid. and lined. 4
Mems 5Cc. Canton Flannel Drawers.
lextra-heavy, and made in best manner.
l29c. pair
II LACE-CURTAINS
.! We have determined 10 close out our
n entre stock Lace Curtains at this sale s
lSee the prices.