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The Lamar register., 1896-01-18
WORKING ON SENATOR TELLER.
Frying to Get Him to Vote aEalnr: sn-
ser.

yer.
Denver. Jan. iI.--A special from
Washington tn the Republican says:
Every effort i being made TO bring
Senator Teller into line TO vote against
4 grrr coinage amendment should II be
offered to the tariff hlll Many silver
men DO no; want tc vote for such an
amendment ard they viii fe-a COM
peiled 10 do ~ n Teller, who is re
-artied us the silver leader, insists
upon voting as he declares be VIII
There arr some Of the men Interested
In duty on wool who hope that the
rarin bin may become a law by reason
of Cfcyelands refusing either to sign
or to veto fl, II 1t Is allowed to go
through without the amendment
The margin OF silver strength in the
Senate IS 80 small thar the silver men
% nni count more than three majority
for the Jones substitute 10 the bond
biH. II Is possible that a vote may be
delayed until the Utah senators arrive.
relegrams were sent to salt Lake
urging early action by the Legislature
In the selection Of United States sena-
tors as a situation may arise in which
their votes may be needed. Several
nrprte,i silver men are wayer!ns and
great pressure Is brought to bear upon
them by the gold men to vote against
the bin
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

within said disputed territory. he do
nand the Immediate withdrawal Of
saia aoidsers and the reduction Of the
police force IN said territory TO not a
ssssater number than Were occupying
the British outposts on the aforesaid
nth Of December. 1888.
Alr, Livingston asked for unanimous
consent TO make a hrtef explanation n
the resolution. but Mr.. BoutclIe Re-
publican, Maine, objected. and the rcso-
irtion was referred to the com,aitte,,
on foreign Affairs.
DeSnhlher Il. is the date on which
The president sent his Venezuelan mes
sage To the House.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18
Cruelty of seal Hunters.

The seals We Killed either with guns or
pixies. There Is very little sport attached 70
seal hunting especially 10 Antarctic waters.
as the reals there are tame through Ignorance
OF mans blgodthirstiBess. Generally they
we're AsleSp whoa we apprua ehed, and many
af thea died withont having seen their muir
derers Hut as a rule the slaughter AID skin
ulns of the seal were most barharpus bloody
and hiieUus-unnecessarily 80. Specially
cruel = the task when seai-pikea are used.
Only rarely does seal die from one or two
blows q the pike. and II II Is not dead IL u
generally considered 'taii the better for u
= eisisE to skiu a seal while II Is half alive.
In the utmost agony, the wretceel beast
draws Its muscles away from the sharp steel
which tears away Its skin. and thus assists In
parting with Its own cuat.-s.rhe Ftrst Land
Ing In the Antarctic Continent" by e. l.
B0-chgrey!uk. In the January Century.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18
A white FOX.

A white fox which many huntcra
have seen and as many as have seen
have shot at. but which is as yet un-
harmed. is stirring up the crack shots
near Flagstaff. on the Dead river, in
Maine. The rare animal is said to be
splendid specimen. and every one is
snxious to get it. Some of the finest
shots in the region, and there are not
a few who can pick of partridge's
head with rifle ball at eight or ten
rods, have had chance at the animal.
but It has always escaped unhit. Some
OF the hunters are beginning to be a
little afraid Of the beast. half inclined
TO the notion that there is something
uueanny about it.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18
nrok. tho Toaaeeo Trust.

St Louis. NO., lspeciaD-Col VIM
A kirchhoff. general western manager
of the American Tobacco Co., has
startled his numerous friends by stop
ping the use Of tobacco. For years he
had smoked twenty strong cigars daily,
and a less quantity would leave him
nervous and Ill. The habit was under
mining his health. and he tried to quit,
but could not. until he took No-To-
Bac. the medical miracle that has cured
so many thousands of tobacco-users.
Col Kirchhofr's craving for tobacco has
entirely gone. and he feels better than
ever before. He is a great No-To-Bac
enthusiast now. Over 900 bad to-
bacco-users have been cured by No
To-Bae, and the loss TO tobacco manu-
facnirers is easily over s10.oo0.o0o a
year.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18
labor of Love.

That Is a beautiful little story which
Is told in a recent number of an Eng
lish paper.
man walking along country road
saw little girl carrying a boy much
younger than herself. but who appeared
far too big and heavy for her strength.
He began talking TO her and suggested
that the baby was heavy.
why" said she in astonIshment,
-hes not heavy; he's my brother
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18
4 TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
i,.,.suy. Ba,sis and France said To Have
pnited Azsis<t EsEiand.

pnited Azsip~t EaEtand.
i,e,aF. Jan. o.--0utwar,iiy. at least.
- & iltiic II any change In tie
,,arsaI crisis between tir,at Britain
"a Germany. brought about il is as
.l,esL by Emperor Williams support
z Aa Saath African Reputable 10 face
!. he sgzrgalEty Of Grcat Britain over
b TFaasyaai.
Tae Dispatch from Berlin to the
rnss, published tlas morning, saying
-. It Is explained that Germany only
szlrsd 10 protect German residents
y !ss consulate Al Pretoria By dts-
,saslas an armed force from pelagpa
| ley, and ,lat no arrangement on The
saA,cet bad previously lssen made with
fxsl.aL has scndeTrd to produce a
.surr fceling
est Tia slight change fes the better
rs bySa coBnteFaese,s hy the receipt
| "a s9ccial dispatch to-day from Pre-
rs. espliai of tisc TranSsaai. saying
III ite Hscrs demanded the SURRENDER
( ID British rights and sussrainty
srsr tse TransTaai, and the prt~emp-
eaa q n,.lasoa t,ay aud the caieeiiins
| Z ihe charter sf tsse British south AZ
~ oazpaay II Is further stated that
q Beers have arrested, o. the charge
x t-sas9u. eight leaders of the secant
zssf1eai among th~ uisiAnders %
IsAlnarshuE<
Tisuse dca1sniis, II the dispaich Is
lassl ga fact. esupiesi with the pre-
rssssly rgl.asts.i drFaand of sbs Boers
y ~ sSpslsion froEa Africa of Mr..
cs,a Rhs.tes and Dr. Jameson and s.sc
zzVest,laa ~ 4 FVFy heavy nnc upon
- British cliarterrd eomEany. or ths
s.zaud foF "a Indemnify OF s. go. GO
t~a Gnat Firiisln. o. bath. arr not
ssasiy 20 b ssaHtesl by the British gov
razsai without scvcre ssrEEsie.
n OFtpsiftna TO the demands Of the
a0srs, h0usTcE. win niainiy rvst on
= tac; thar ii = generally admitted
tasi thyy arc lnssiSsg.-i BY Emperor
KHAN znd that they forEn I.art os a
sa'iied ofTasltiSn. upon his snajesty S
81, y t1e coioaizi pallcy Of Great
trtala IN Africa-
L IS admitted ln some quarters, how
rTes tizt, On the face Of things. the
sEth Afrifaa republic would h~ jus
ssri IN demanding an Indemnity from
Best Britain for the invasion er Bosr
s'''igEy. aud therc Is n general scnti-
aesi 10 favor o. dealing severely with
o British Chartered company. eSp-c-
30 zs X caainassi IN Pretoria that The
lsshsyzsi authorities have document.
~ sTiirnss showing that the raid and
T'st''s ln Johannesburg were portions
pot to annex the Trausvaal TO
British south Africa.
Laa'ion. Jan. "a special dispatch
,fosa Berlin this afternoon says that
E-ssss's cooperation with Germany in
q TransvaAi matter has been assured
- tsat France win act with Russia
Ihis apparently tends to confirm the
lToTt Of Erti. British alliance. and thEt
: aesioa u Emperor William towards
= Beer republic was a thoroughly
sdshsd step.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18
silver In Earo,,s.

Washington. D. C.. Jan. o-Senator
woleoti says that he had frequest in
sSrgisws with the bimctalllsts Of Eng
land, Frzner and Belgium, while in Eu-
rop,.. and that they arr working with
sin=iepess Of purpose worthy OF
ecinmcadatina. He says that the most
important resolution Of the recent con
ference In Paris was that to determine
pusss. plan for the Introduction Of the
same resolution for the International
cenfercnce In the legislative assem-
bties of France, Germany and Eng
land He dnes not, however. regard as
especially bright the outlook for inter
national acti0n. aud considers it most
unwlse for this country u walt upon
IL
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

$500 IN rEizEs ON o.,T> AND y.
Last year VIC offered $500 for the
biggest yield on oats. 2ea busheIs ST.
yer Mine Oats won the prize. This
year we offer 5000 more on oats, s19o on
Silver King BARLEY, a bar.ey yielding
In 1895 1i6 bushels per acre. and 800
OIL Golden Triumph yellow Gent ezra.
the corn OF ycur dreams!
What's Teoginte and Sand yetch and
SacaIlne and Lathyrus and Giant Spur
ry and Giant Incsrnate Clorer and lots
Of such things? They'll MAKE you rich
II you plant plenty. Catalogue tells
you!
II you will cut this out and sHnf it
with 10c. postage to the John A. Saizer
Seed Co.. La Crosse. Wis, you viii get
free 10 grasses and grains. including
above oats. barley, corn and their mann
mo.n catalogue. Catalogue alone Sc
WIN.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18
.rnatory Of Cripple Creek. !,

The most wonderful gold mining camp In the
world Fully illustrated. the only authentic
5G-column Illustrated weekly family paper we
will send copy of the above book free to all
who send us 25c lpostagel for our paper 3
months trial. All the iatest mining news. Ad.
sress, Illustrated weekly, Denver. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

FiTS-SuF Fits stopped free by DR.. X lircss Crest
Nerve kestorrr. No Pits The sfrst 1sy : use
Marvellous Treatise and G.. trial tie frs
hit casa. ss.ld To In. kim. SCI I..llsl
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

Purrhaser-is there any pedigree goes with
this doct icnernnt Dog NeniiUr-No, sir /
am al out Of pedlgrease. HUT don't mtad
ehpcsin' In chain and collar.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

Doctor Glade-Do you know anybody who
has horse FOR saleg Driyer-I reckon Hank
BiIiers has, sold him one yesterday.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

"Are you not ashamed of yourself, begging
NJ mdinlghty'
"oh: beg In the daytime, too."-New
York Times
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

Morning wraps were the invention of the
nan who wakes up hotel guests for the
early train.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

The nine old monitors at the League
island navy yard have been examine
md are said to be still good for ser
yf..a
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

:. We Will forfeit sI.Oo3 II any of our pub
iished testimonials are proven TO be not gem
nine. The niso Co.. Warren, Pa.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

Docs position affect sleepFH asked a med
teal writer. Ii does when The man holds the
position OF night watcbman.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

"Smlth is trying some new chicken feed
He says 1t makes his hens lay trefnepdoysly'' .
"Ahl EGGS them on, ! suppose
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

The man who kills two orran-erfntiers
where one lived before. is public benefac-
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

Many now occupying back seafs In this
next
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

They have queer hots.is M at Cripple
Crrek.H said beaver man the other day.
Ar one place they gave a bag OF oats for
pillow; had nightmare, Of course. la the
morning the landlord said; ''HOw do you
fecl. old hSss-hayT"
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18
oho.t. arc rale and shaaowy.

sag thoze who profess TO have interviewed
them Whether spooks are talloW-faced or
Watery Ia consequence Of imperfect asslmtia-
non. When invailds resort To upstetter's 3
Stomach BittsrS. and use that unequale1
tonic perSlsfcntiy, they socu pick up" In
strength. flesh and color. II should be used
also TO preyeut ualartal, rheumatic and KID
ney complaints. and TO remedy constipation.
sick headache and nervousness
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18

"Brown's bronchial Troehes'' arr of great
service In snhdning Hnarsencss and Coughs
soll only In boIes. AVOID lnIltatlons.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-18
"Hanson's Magic Corr salvo.r

warranted o cure or money refunded. ASK your
drrEgist for It. Price Is cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
The Coming Shirt for the Coming Man.

We refer to our Natchless White IN
Numbered Shirt with colored set-in
bosom Of Gamers best French ptrcale,
detached link cuffs to match, liten
neck band, sloping shoulders, fine GUS
tom work throughout. Any sleeve
length desired. Made to our own spe-
clal order to retail as 81 shirt. Mon
day the price is to be 69c.
Here are some havoc prices on Mems
Neckwear. ONE merchants boast OF
selling SOC. Neckwear for 25c. We've
"buuched our entire line Of Tecks,
Puffs, Four-in- Hands, DE Joinyllles, &C.,
that sold nom zoe. to sl.25. and offer
them without restriction at 25c. each.
Mems strictly All-Linen i-Ply Link
Cuffs, best styles, 15c. pair, value 25c.
Mems Best Quality silk Elastic Gar
tiers, designed after the " Brighton, J"
any color. lOc. pair. regularly 2cc.
New line Mems High trade Hand
made bicycle Sweaters in the newest
colors at Coben's low prices.
special sale OF Toilets.
Good sachet-P Powders. ali colors. &C.. in
Goodyear's Best Quality s-Inch Dres-
den-Comb. 4c.. instead OF Zoe.
Best-Degree Witch-Hazei. &c.. Instead
OF l5c.
Queen OF the Toilet Lotion. for the
complexion. Sc, instead OF CSC.
Eest-R Refined Borax, &C., instead Of l0c.
Mennen's Best-Quality Talcun-Powder.
boxes well-iilled IL l-2c.. instead OF
25c.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Real Bristie Hard Mood Hair-Brushes,
good $780,. value. for l5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
CHINA-WARE.

Delft Salad-Bowls. DC; instead OF Csc,
Majolica Nilk-Pitchers, &C., instead OF
15c. ,-,
$50 Salad Saucers. prettily decorated,
festooned edge. &c, Instead OF u
dozen, limited quantity. -,
Large-Size Salads, festooned edge, &c.
instead of 39c.
I.args-Size Japanese Tee-Pots, lOc. each.
Porceiain-China Coyered-Dishes, NC
each.
I.arge-Slze Milk Pitchers, nicely deco
rated 25c., instead OF 5oc.
FROM $50 TO 10:30-
Yellow Rockingham Bowls and Bakers,
&c. each.
FROM 1890 TO 1l20-
Brownstone Milk-Bolers. &c. instead OF
l0c.
FROM IL To 12-
New Parlor Ornaments. consisting OF
3 in a box. 15c., instead of bic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

in quality to burst from its mooring.
The Middle Aisle is filed with the fruits
of an underwriters auction lot OF the
best made Cnderw ar, and onlv dam
aged by water. Our-and consequently
YOUR-own prices on them.
A.@ Ladies Best Muslin Gowns, extra
size, double yoke back, and full tucked
Ladies' Hl' Muslin Gowns damaged by
water). various style trimmings. 5ec.
n.2S. a.4s. and S.es Gowns of Cambria or
Muslin. high or low neSx 9Th or lace ss'i or
embroidery. Soc each.
5Oc. Muslin Gowns. double yoke pack,
tucked front cambria ruiiie around
neck and sleeves. &c eacn: v,s,,r
Gowns. handsomely trimmed (all dam
aged by water. $50 each.
81 and as Muslin Gowns. yokes OF
embroidery. zoe. each.
SKIRTS.
N.7s and N.9s Muslin or Cambria Skirts.
l2-inch-wide lace trimmed ruffie. SIC.
s3'es and SIS Cambria Skirts. umbrella
ruffio, trimmed with valenciennes lace,
and double NV assertion damaged
by water. $50 each.
ruiiie and tucks SIC each
Ladies' Trimmed chemise. lsc. each.
rs and sSc Chemise for isc. each.
sc. Ladies' Trimmed Muslin Drawers
19c. pair.
Ladies' Lace and Embroidery Trimmed
Umbrella Drawers, SIS sort for CSC.
a pair.
\ Ladies Muslin or Cambria Drawers
lace or embroidery trimmed, s3c pair.
CORSET COVERS.
sc. w. or Square Neck Cambria Corset
Covers. embroidery trimmed, lsc each.
The best l2l. and lie. Square Neck Cam
br.c Corset-Covers. extra long waist.
Sc each.
75 ana Sc. Trimmed corset-covers. 45o
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
HOUSEWARE SALE.

Here is the latch-string to the greatest
collection the Richmond public has ever
had access to- The stock is as unlike
that of other stores as we can make it.
Every article warrantable perfect, and
when possible, at better prices.
study the department and its ways.
The prices and qualities speak their
own merits.
THE SELLING MONDAY WILL
Pr A NOVELTY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
CURTAINS AND UPHOL-
STERY.

Here are the prices that break through
any former possibility. raperies, too
New and perfect fects.
Handsome New French Satines, never
sold for less than 81 lie, Tor lSc.
yard. 49,. 10
Silkoline Drapery, in the highest grade
new designs and colorlngs, never pc
fore sold for less than l6 2-Sc., Tor loc'
a yard. a. .,
White Spotted Muslins, 80 and 40 inenes
wide. never less than 25c., for i l--c.
CURTAINS. 30
Irish-Point Curtains, $S.15 ones Tor si's
pair. - ,,.,o
Swiss Tambour Curtains, cost % whole
sale, for 1926 pair.
LACE BED SETS-Lace Spread ana
Shams-cost s5.25 to import ior s-'oo
set. -, -,
CHENILLE PORTIERES, usually sold
for IS a pair, Monday N;eo pair.
Satin Derby Portieres,- wholesale price
$500. Monday for 1886 a pair.
Brocaded Ottoman Curtains, wholesale
price $3.50 Monday for $3.50 a pair.
Biocaded Portieres, tinsel interviewer
were s99s a pair, Monday $3.50 pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
LINEN SALE.

Lit I>AN o<tI<Es
No such q sale was ever made in yir
ginia.
Well call il "The Rel eve Sale" be-
cause the purchase of it relieved
goodly- disposed merchant from the ne
eesslty of making an assignment
here are some of the prices modestly
depicted in their comparative values and
Dur selling marks.
TABLE LINENS.
Pinch Double Warp Pure Linen Hotel
Tahle Damask. silver bleached, usual
value. 81 yard; reliefsale price. 5Oc.
Double Open-Work mstitched IaDle
Damask' full bleached satin finish, best
$3.50 value, 79c. yard.
5Oc. Pure Linen Irish Damask; grass
bleached. extra heavy, more than "
dozen various design patterns &C
yard.
SIC. Extra Heavy German Damask, sill
yer bleached, relief-sa price, oOc' d
yard.
snow wnile or sliVer baeacnsd, Ll1ieu-
lOus price of 39c. a yard lOI elthel'
Double-Warp Pure Linen Table Damask,
grass bleached In number or various
designs. The kind YOU usually pay 4oc'
for; relief-sale price, l9c. yard
sl.s9, g75. and S.SS 2 and 2ls-yerdhssoo
wide Scotch. Irish and German Iaple
Damask: sale price, 81 a yard Tor any.
FROM 2 TO 3 O'CLOCK
6o-inch Pure Linen Table Damask, extra
heavy. half bleached l2lsc. yard'
NAPKINS.
Pure Scotch Linen Damask Dinner
Napkins, size SIS. usual value, III
dozen; relief-sale price, soc, uozen'
69c. Ali-I.inen Dinner Napkins snow
white, bleached, Ssc. a dozen. Nan
SIS Irish Linen Danask ! nner Nap
kins, sizes 5-s new designs, Toe
pure Linen Doiies. all White, or White
with dainty borders, &c each. p,,,.
AIl-Linen Damask Fruit Doilies, IN Blue,
pink or Yellow, usual value, y
dozen; relief-eale price. sc. each.
Fancy Damask All-1inen oval Tray or
Centrepieces, size 20x3o inches, ,White'
Pink, Blue. and yellow, sc each. ms
Fancy All-L.nen oval Mats, size l4xZs
inches. White or Colors 2c. would
be the best price; relief sale makes
them lie. each.
FROM Q TO 10 O'CLOCK
Not enough to last longer,
AIl-Linen Doilies. l2xl2 inches, lc. each.
pure Linen Damask Buffet Scarfs. fancy
centres. 90 inches long. 19c. each,
75c. Linen Buffet Scarfs. fancy nand
open-work ends. yards long. 39c; each
The best 75c. Round-Thread Pillow
LINEN.
bleached; relief-sals price, S9c. a yard.
sl.25 Pure Linen Sheeting, extra heaVy,
round thread, full 1914 wide, ssc.
yard. ,,,,,
Hand Hemstitched Pure Linen Pillow
Cases, size 22isx96 inches. Si1zc. each'
TOWELS.
AT e5c. each Al-Linen Damask Towels,
tied or plain fringe. all White, or with
fancy finch borders, size 25x02 incnes'
best SOC. value. .
An-Iinen Hand Huck Towels, open,
hemstitched ends, size xxi, retaI
price, s. dozen; relIef-sale price 2oc'
seach. ,
Al iG 2-sc each All-Linen Hemstitcbed
Hand Huck Towels size 2VNiv,
ders. tied fringe, size 20xiO, or extra
size All-I.inen Huck Towels hemmed,
any for 16 2-3c each.
i5c AlI-Linen Huck Towels, fancy bor-
ders. hemmed or fringe, size lsxSs' loc
each
Al-Linen Huok Towels, size ioxSf, usuai
~ ord 5o1Lc pro1as each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
TEA-SETS.

5s-Plece English-China Tea-Sets, rose,
bud decoration, full-size, S.eS lhsteau
of $3.50 su
56-Piece Engllsh-China Tea-Sets. ful,
size. tulip decorations, E.7o, lnsteau
OF $3.50.
56-Piece Carlsbad China, gold-trimmeo'
s379. instead of s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
HONEST CARPETS.

Nothing wrong whatsoever, except
that large stock carried over forces US
to throw it on the market. If you are
ready to accept spoiled profit and a
chunk Of the ccs,, come with the Mon
days opening.
A number Of styles OF Moquette Car
pets. with borders 10 match, sold at
NO5 TO $l25, now 15c. yard.
A large line of patterns OF Body-Brus-
sells Carpets, with borders TO match,
such as sold from sl.lO to Sl.S5, now Toe.
Tapestry Carpets that sold from 90c.
70 s105 are now Csc. a yard.
Tapestry Carpets that sold from 70 to
Tapestry Carpets that were 65c. yard
are now f0c. yard.
Ingram Carpets, extra super. that cold
at 75c., now soc.
Ingram Carpets that sold at COO. now
Ingram Carpets that sold at 45c. now
RUGS AND DRUGGETS.
2 l-2x3 Ingram Druggets for this sale
at $l.l9 All the other sizes In pro-
Large Handmade Jute Druggets, were
Felt Drusgets that sold at s5.25 now 50.
Felt Druggets that sold at $3.50 now
sOxeO Wilton Velvet Rugs. were sl.ss.
sOxeO Hand-M Jute Rugs, sold at
Sl.Gj, are now 9Oc.
s6x72 Handmade Jute Rugs, Sod at
Smyrna Door-Mats sold at 75c, are
Angora Door-Mats, sold at &c., are
japanese Handmade Door-Mats. sold
q. GO now 3yC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
DINNER-SETS.

fOo-Piece English-China Dinner ana
Tea-Sets. combine delicate decorauohs'
S639, instead OF 50. ~.
lOo-Piece in-Porcelain-China Dinner,
Sets. beautifully decorated, liaVhahu
shapes, 1886, from S1f.H.
1OO-Piece AuFtrian-C China Dinner-Sets,
the newest decoration and shapes, 80
Instead If
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
KID GLOVES.

GOO pairs are to be sold to-day. This
is what We call our Kid Glove clean-out
sale for the season.
sfoster's Kid Gloves, all colors and in
all the qualities, will be sold for 75c. a
pair.
i-Bution Real-Kld Glace Gloves. In
$3.50.
s-Button White Suede Gloves, for CSC.
a pair. from sl.5O.
All dhs Z, neavy aiA fnS olc ai -'
81 4-Button Glace Kid Gloves, heavy
embroidery, SOC a pair.
BEGINNING AT II OCLOCK-AS
LONG AS THEY LAST:
LADIES BLACK CASHMERE
DEEP BLACK. &c. A PAIR. 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
There never was such an opportunity
FOR MEN
to supply themselves as we present her
day.

to supply themselves as we present here
to-day.
Mems Heavy Gray Natural Merino IN
dershirts (double-breasted), &c. each'
regularly zoe.
Mems Heavy White Strictly-All-W wool
Underwear. 7Sc. regularly N.5O.
Mems Atwood Scotch Medicated Shirts
and Drawers, Shirts double-back ana
front, Sl.i5: regularly s..
Mems Natura,-WOol Non-lrritating Un-
derwear, heavy winter-weight. &c.
regularly SIS.
Mems Heavy White and Gray Merino
Shirts and Drawers part wool, IS l-3c.
each, regularly SOC.
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK
Mems Guyot's Suspenders French), In
Black and colors. ~ lie. each.
Mems Heavy Richeiieu-Ribbed REAR
Balbriggan Underwear, &c; regularly
65c.
Mems very-Heayy All-Wool Angora-
Gray Underwear SOC. each; regularly
FROM g TO 10 O'CLOCK
Mems ull-Regular- Made British Half
Hose. double soles and high-spl!ced
Mems "UniversaI" Nlsht-shlrts. the
best made, 50 inches long. cut very
ample, of 'Pride-of-the-Wes Muslin,
Coo. each; regularly 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
SPECIAL.
100 Large Rattan Rockers for sl.E
each-former price S29S.

IVV Large haitian Rockers for sl.E
each-former price s29S.
Beautiful Rattan Rockers for Nss each,
well worth $3.50.
WOODENWARE.
1000 White Cedar TwoJIloop Water
Buckets will be sold to-day for iOe
each, usual price 2lc.
The Best Quality Tacks, put up IN A
nice wooden box, for &c. each, usual
price &c.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
The Best Wooden Washboards for 7c
each. usual price l5c.
The Best Quality Steel Tack-Hammefs
with hardwood handles. for &c. each
usual price l0c.
FROM II TO 1890 O'CLOCK
Large White Cedar Wash Tubs for &c.
each, usual price 69c.
5-foot Step-Ladders Tor CSC. each, usual
price Csc.
The Best Quality Palmetto Fibre Sold.
Oak-Back Scrubbing- Brushes Tor DC.
each. usual price l5c
FROM 1890 TO 80 O'CLOCK
LOO Stair or Counter Busters. WITH
cnerry handles, TOR &c. eacn usuA
price l5o