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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.
PARAGRAPHS GATHERED FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE REGION.

synopsis of Local and Miscellaneous Oc-
currences That Can BE Read Quickly.
What the Folks of This and Other
Towns are Doing.
Fruit dealers report that this years
cherry crop will be almost a total
failure.
The annual examinations by the state
at Bloomsbury on Wednesday, June "a
The new arc light on East Main street
has been placed in position and was
lighted for the first time on Monday
night.
Harry Koterha and Miss Susie Cescli-
"a, of Jeddo, will be married at st
Mary's Greek Catholic church on Satur-
day morning.
The threatening weather yesterday
did not deter the members of the Ger
man Social Club from having big days
fun at the Honeyhole.
Genero Bonomo is suffering from a
sprained wrist, the result of being
thrown from his bicycle at Centre and
Main streets on Tuesday evening.
A. Oswald sells spring and summer
dress goods at reduced prices.
Ground has been broken for the build
ing of dwelling, 16X4O feet, on the
southeast corner of Luzerne and Adams
streets, by l.. II. Lentz for james S.
Goync.
The congregation of ST. Johns Re
formed church will erect parsonage on
Washington street, alongside the church,
for the use of the pastor, Rev. II. A. |.
Benner.
Joseph Baranowski, a saloonkeepcr of
Plymouth, refused to give Joseph Wick
ert pitcher of beer, whereupon Wick
ert hurled a cobblestone at him, fractur-
ing his skull Vickert is in Jail.
Miss Catharine NJ. Gidea, teacher
in Wilkesbarre, was arrested on Tues
day on the charge of beating William
Timby. She waived a hearing and gave
bail. She says the boy was disobedent
and abusive.
Jacobs renowned ice cream, all flavors,
is sold at Geritz's parlors, 15 Front st.
Henry LAUGH, of White Haven. a
brakeman, was walking on top of Jersey
Central cars when his head struck
against a trestle He was knocked off
and his neck broken. He was 20 years
old and unmarried.
Mrs. Condy Gillespie and daughter
Rose moved to their new residence on
Main street from old Buck Mountain
yesterday, and Patrick Dougherty NOV
ed his family from town to the hotel
vacated by Mrs. Gillespie.
The committee of the st. Patrck's
cornet band is dsposing of tickets for
the entertainment on July 4. They
have secured an array of talent which
will undoubtedly make the affair far
above anything in that line that has
been witnessed here.
Ladies, buy the X. & G. summer cor
sets-they are so cool. Sold at Oswad's.
The deal for the purchase of the
Hazleton Truth, which the TRIBUNE an
nounced was under way month ago,
was closed on Monday, and the daily
edition will start next Monday evening.
ID. j. Mccarthy, of town, will be general
manager of the new firm.
The Citizens Hose Company is making
rapid progress with the arrangements
for the celebration of July L. If the
business men and saloon men, those who
will be benefited by the crowds who
will be drawn here that day, assist the
liremen, Freeland will have celebra-
tion that will be credit to the town.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11
PLEASURE CALENDAR.

June 20.-Picnic OF the Drfton Gee
Club at Drifton park,
June 26,-Millennlum Festival ball,
under the auspices of the Hungarian
Sick and Benevolent Association, at
Yannes' opera house. Admission, 25c.
July A. 4.-Entertainment of st. Patrick s
cornet band at Grand opera house.
Tickets. 25 cents.
July 4.-Parade of fireman and civic
societies, and picnic at the Public
park upder the auspices of the Citi-
zens' Hose Company, :.... ...,...,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11
Returned to Claim His Bride.

Early in 1892 Thomas Woods, of Rftts-
ton, welded Miss May Williams, of
Wilkesbarre, the ceremony being per-
formed in Binghamton on Christmas
Day. They told no one of the event and
in Il short time later the groom left his
home to make Il record of some sort.
He entered the United States navy and
spent three years on the battlcships Col
umbia and Indiana and later took a
commission as second lieutenant in the
United States army. Last week his
term of enlistment expired and he re-
turned to Wilkesbarre to claim his wife.
The marriage was then made public.
Lieutenant Woods has been assigned to
garrison duty at military post in Kan
sas, where they will reside.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11

John Koifa, aged 10 years, while pick
ing wild Strawberries near Shamokin,
trampled upon a copperhead snake that
had curled about a berry stalk. He
was bitten on the instep by the reptile.
Koffa's foot Immediately began to swell
and by the time he reached home, Il
mile distant, it was three times its
natural size and he was suffering most
eXcrucating pains.
Medical aid was summoned, but with
out avail. The poison had permeatcd
Kotfa's entire system and he died three
hours after receiving the virus.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11
Indigo Blue

A very fine quality of this Cali
CO is now on our counters.
1t goes at SC the yard.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11
Hamilton Prints

For a short time we intend
selling these elegant goods 10
yards for 69c.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11

Mrs. Patrick McCue died at her home
in Plymouth on Saturday night of puer-
peral fever, after an illness of one week.
She was 35 years old and had but recent
ly moved from Freeland. There re-
mains Il husband and six small children.
The funeral took place on Tuesday
AIMS cemetery. She was sister of
Thomas Early, formerly of Sandy Run.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11
McDONALD'S.
Boys Dresses

All ready for actual wear.
1t would not pay you to buy
the material, since we can offer
you the completed article, made
in good style, for soc.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11
Curtains

Chenille and lace, comprising
all the latest and handsomcst
designs.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11

For bed bugs, reaches and moths, buy
"Tebuoy," the best insect destroyer in
the world Sold at A.. Oswald's.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11
Shirt Waists

Are not complete without a
Shirt Waist set.
We have the very latest novel
ties in this line, including the
neatest and daintiest of Ties.
Belts also in profusion.
Your choice in leather, white
kid, Persian black silk and satin.
Prices always right.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11

Fresh bread and cakes every morning
at Gcritz's bakery. Confectionery also.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11

The Wear Well has just the kind OF
shoes you need for this weather.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11

The 'Twentieth Century shoe is the
ladies favorite; AT the Wear Well only
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11

Additional locals on the fourth page.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-11
Our Straw Hats

Are here in abundance.
Latest styles in hundreds
of shapes and prices to suit
everybody-lOc to S1.5O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
BANQUET LAMPS.

All our Banquet Lamps are fitted with
latest improved attachments. Thumb
screw wick lift, centre draft burners.
made by the most reliable lamp manu-
facturers in the country Prices range
from 99c. TO sl2. The most complete as
sentiments in the SOUTH. While all are
marked al special prices, we mention
only a few 10 give an idea how ridicu-
lousy low the prices are for so high
grade goods:
Solid Brass Banquet Lamp. improved
attachments. with 6-inch spiral column,
heavy vase. real worth S1.49. special. 500.
Solid Brass Banquet Lamp. improved
attachments, S-inch fancy column, heavy
base, real worth $lS9, special, A.39.
Solid Brass Banquet Lamp, S-inch real
onyx column, heavy base, complete with
chimney and shade-ring, real worth s2.69,
special. S219.
Solid Brass Banquet Lamp. lift-out
fount. fancy filigree column and base,
latest improved attachments, gold lac
quered, real worth $3.50 special. S2.9S
Solid Brass Banquet Lamp, lift-out
fount. fligree bowl and base, 6-inch real
onyx column and heavy onyx ball, gold
plated, latest attachments, real worth
$3.50. special, -.
Imitation Cut-Glass Princess Lamp,
round wick, best quality burner, complete
with shade-ring and chimney, real worth
s125. special 75c.
China Princess lamps complete with
globe. beautiful goods. real worth S.,
special $780,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
AFTER-DINNER CoFFEEs.

To attempt a complete description would
be folly. Our stock IS 20 varied and COM
plete that we can satisfy the most fas-
tldious tastes. To give an idea OF our
stock judge from the few described:
Limoges China After-Dnner Cups, and
Saucers, beautiful decorations. real worth
39c, special. 16c.
Austrian Thin China After-Dinner Cups
and Saucers, floral decorations. gold stip-
pied, real worth 59c.. special. &c.
Real China. Dresden decoration, gold
traced. various shapes, After-Dinner Cups
and Saucers, real worth 50c., special, 25c.
The new japanese China, Blue and Gold
Dresden decoration, various shapes and
styles, the handsomcst goods shown this
season in After-Dinner Cups and Saucers
priced about half regular worth 81. Sl.25,
and Sl.J0, special, 90. 60. and 75c. each.
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MILLER & RHOADS.
IN DOUBLE LIGHT.
HOW OUR ENGLISH ANCESTORS
Considered CHRISTMAS.
Oid-Iime Reveilers-The Mistietoe
and the UOIIy-Wbere Most OF the
Trees Come From--Ihc Present
Customs.
Customs

correspOndence Of the Dispatch)
ALTON, Va, December 18.-Our English
ns tors considered Christmas ia the dou-
De- slt Of q holy commemoration and q
cheerful festival. ia a measure we imi-
is.e their example and are none the less
-p.y ln the celebration because not quito
b, Hilarious in the seasons enjoyment.
These old-time jewellers had more to say
l... the "yule log" and the "wassall
-h' etc.. but now as then. Of all the
festivals known 10 civilized man. there
Us hone Ike Christmas It's religious OBJ
nrauce, though reyerentially kept. is
,'...h adOwcd By It's social characteristics.
A-e brightly than the lights Of the altar
t-u the candles OF the Chrlstmas-tree.
end the Joyous laughter Of little children
make. louder and swecter music than
,taa tones or carols sung by vassal
n'oa,s The decking Of our habitations
"ia evergreens goes beyond the merri-
nl- NJ Christmas. and has existed from
1e very establishment OF Christianity.
VIRGIL says: "With hanglngs, flowers,
'o.tas and garlands was token OF tho
% FNNIAff NA4ANs AANhtA Aif4i HpANfo
"ln such array"
oi aI eyergreens the mlstletoe bough,
F" ancient days. seems to have been tho
potent. 10 was held in great vcne-
-..ln by the Cclts and GOths. who gather
~ N about this period Of the year, when
A sun approached the winter solstice.
"ho does not know the poem beginnings 4
lie mistlot0e hung IN the castle hall,
iA9 holly branch shOne on the old oak 4
walw2
Tho mystic mistletoe bough. then az now.
Granted a kissing charter 10 lucky SWANS
''a the maids were not unwilling recipl- /
Uts
MIsTLETOE AND DRUIDs.
lhe sacred mistletoe Was regarded with
ielgious feryor By the Druids. and its
oeiies OF pearl were embems OF purity.
r.. 'ciated with the rites Of marriage.
me transition from this to the kiss be-
49,, The cabalisiic bough. was. perhaps.
~I"ush the genesis OF the tradition is
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Grand Distribution of Wearabe Merchandise and Holiday Good
When possible take small parcels with you to avoid delay
n. B.-Will be open every night 'till Xmas.

Moustache Combs. sterling silver backs
p and 29c. each.
Crochet Needles, sterling silver handles
| 25c. each.
Nail Files. sterling silver handles .. 80
| g. ard sec. each.
Book Marks. 10. %. GO. and soc. eacl
Finger Rings. turquois settings, Is an,
25c. each.
| Bicycle Name Plates. SOC. each.
! Hat Pins. 10o. up TO $l.19 each.
| Ink Erasers. sterling silver handles, -
] 80, GO. and CSC. each.
/ Envelope Openers, pearl handles. 80. ~
20. SO. and 9Sc. each.
Photo Frames. $lfS and sl.9s each.
Hair TweeZers. %. 80. AZ, g. and soc
! each.
Key Chains. s1G5 each.
Hat Markers. -. o. 80. and 4Sc. each
Coat Hangers and Markers, ~, 60, 75c
each.
Thimbles, %, 80. 80. and 75c. each.
Emory Bags, sterling silver tops, zoe
each.
Music Markers. g each.
Cigar Scissors. soc. each.
Umbrella Markers. q and &c. each.
Embroidery Scissors, fine steel blades
sterling silver handles. 90. 70. 9Sc., and
$19S each.
Manicure Scissors, fine steel aoades, ster-
ling silver handles. ~. 50, and CSC. each.
Pocket-Books. all kinds. sterling silver
trimmed, 25c. mp to s. each.
Pencils and Pens. soc. each.
Nail Polishers. CSC. each.
Souvenir Spoons. 2lc up 20 81 ~.
Match Boxes, 9Sc., SlC9. Sl.79. N.s9, and
S19S each.
Stamp Cases. GO and Csc. each.
Pin Cushions. sterling silver base. g.,
$50. Si54 and s213 each
Bonbon Boxes, $780, N.4S, Sl65, N.eS.
and SEQ each.
Hand Vinagrettes, cut-glass bottles.
sterling silver tops, 1873, $l.4S, and SL79
each.
Vasellne Cups OF cut-glass. with ster-
ling silver tops. $l.4s. Sl.79. and slSs each
Ink Wells. Of cut-glass, with sterling
silver tops. $i.4s. Sl79. and s1.9s each.
Curiing-lrons, fine steel, with sterling
silver handles, GO and csc. each.
Tooth-Brushes. sterling silver handles.
CO and CSC. each.
Powder Boxes. gold Innings. s3.is and
s3.9S each.
Real Shell Combs, with sterling silver
backs, 60 and 7Sc. each.
Tea straine-s, Sl.S9 each.
Candlcstlcks, Sl.98 each.
Napkin Rings, SIS Sligo. and 50 each.
Rabbits Feet-good luck-sterling sill
yer mountings 33c. each.
Chatclaine Niniagrettes, entirely Of
sterling silver SIS each.
Court Plaster Cases, 9Sc., $i.19 and 1919
each.
Infants Fine Tooth Combs, sterling sill
yer handles. 79c. each.
Infants Hair-Brushes, sterling silver
handles, G9c. each.
Velvet-Brushes, sterling silver handles,
Sl.59 each.
Corn Razors, sterling silver handles. roc.
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
GLOVES.

ladies' 4-Button Kid Gloves, heavy
stitching on backs in Black and Self, in
Ox-Blood. Brown. Tan, Black, White.
Pearl, and Butter 81.
Ladies 2-Clasp Kid Gloves, heavy stitch
"a backs. in White and Tans. 81.
Perrin's 4-Ciasp Cleopatra" Kid Gloves.
IN Black and all tho popular shades Of
Tan, $40.
The Royal" KID Glove. Foster patent,
strong and durable, in Black only. SL25.
4-Button Kid Gloves. stitched backs, In
black and self stitching, in OX-BlOod,
Brown, Tan, and Black. 75c.
Foster Patent Kid Gloves, in Black, Tan.
and Red 75c.
Children's 4-Button Kid Gloves, in Tan.
Red, and Brown. zoe.
Children's 2-Clasp Walking Gloves,
strong and durable, for wear, s5c.; regu-
lar 81 quality.
4 full line OF White Evening Gloves,
T. and 16-button length, $50, s.. $3.50.
A full line Of Ladies and Childrens
Cashmere and Wool Biittens at 10. 12lz.
u, IT, and &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
nRrss GOODS.

beautiful scotch Plaids. the proper
.--. for waists and chiidren's wear,
81. The yard.
T.a and Changeable Dress Goods. rich
.e-s. good colorings. 12iac. the yard.
r..n-aablc. Checked. and Black-Loop
Novelties, regular S9c. value, ct &c. the
g.r..
E.h and Drcssy Novelties, wide range
t fs.cus. regular soc. grade. for 39c.
.e yard.
handsome Imported Effects, all the
seasons choice stuns. equal TO 75c. and
ra-I. at 5lc. the yard.
1.enifccnt Au-Wool and Silk-and-Wool
Novelties. ir every conceivable design,
genuine imported stuffs. regular $l25 and
$50 values. for 75c the yard.
Exquisite French Flannels fine all
wool su1s a. rich designs. regular 6Jc.
goods. 40 4-c. the yard.
4ucn Fine Atwood Shepherd Checks.
r Navy. Green. and Black checks, regu-
d.. price 7Jc.; here, zoe. the yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
RIBBONS.

1000 pieces All-Slk Satin Ribbon, all
the bright. pretty shades, goods worth
almost double the price asked, a BIG lot
bought up just for the holiday trade. and
Just the thing for fancy work TO be sold
at following prices:
No. 5. 1-inch wide, &c. yard.
No. 9, ~ inches wide, &c. yard.
no. JIG. 2is inches wide, 1oc yard.
Glaze Taffota Ribbons, inches wide, Il
different shadngs, 29c. Ribbon for l9c.
yard.
5ls-inch All-silk MORE Taffeta Neck
Ribbons, with broad satin stripe, IN all
the most fashionable solid colors, worth
Il per yard. 10 be sold for Csc.
6-lnch Solid Color All-Silk Taffeta Rib
bon. with 2-inch fancy Roman striped
edge, a most beautiful pattern, and an
other 81 grade, special, re. yard.
Thess Ribbons make hand ONE ami
very desirable Christmas presents. and
can be had in all the best shades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

The most complete line Of All-Leather
Combination Cases In Seal, Levant, ALI
gator, Monkey, and Calf. to be found in
Richmond, at prices ranging from I.l5
to s. each. Goods in some cases worth
nearly double the price asked.
Gentlemen's All-Leather Card Cases I'm
seal and alligator. 20 open either from
side or end. A good line at 90, 75c., 81,
SLID a.39, $50. All nicely finished and
would make a practical Christmas pre-
sent.
Y styles New All-Leather Chatelaines,
soc. each.
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MILLER a RH0ADs.

Genuine Upright Steam Engines, every
one warranted perfect. steam engines,
real worth %, 75c., and $50 each, SPECIAL
%. &c., and 81 each.
Horse Races. mechanical. az rs. 2sc.,
and sl25. real worth 81. tl.2J. and MS.
Walking Duck. mechanical, real worth
Joc., special, 39c.
Circus Riders and Acroban. mechani-
cal, special, %. 80. 90 and 75c.. real worth
Is per cent higher.
The Dancing Bear. mechanical. real
worth Doc, special, Sc.
Mechanical Merry Col Round. with
music, real worth si.25. special. ssc. each.
Bicycle Riders. mechanical" special.
50 and CSC. each.
Automatic Clown Banks, real worth
81 %. special. 9Sc each.
Iron Banks. from 5 to 25c.
The Connestoga Iron-Wagon. tho Tfilby
lron-Wagon, four wheels, real worth &C.,
special. &c. each.
The new Iron Steamboat, beautiful
goods. real worth Tjc., special. 4oc. each.
The most complete line OF Bell Toys,
an unbreakable toy, IS to sec.
Magic Lanterns. our own Importation
the best goods-speclal value at Is. ..
20, 20, CSC, $3.50, S2.ss. $40. $3.50
Hair-Covered Saddle Horses, good value.
80. 20, SO. rs, and sSc. eacn, real value Is
per cent. higher.
Hair-Covered Horses and Wagons from
49c. to S229 each.
Toy Guns. 10 TO CSC. each.
Soldier Suits. complete Is. 10. and sc.
each.
The American Footballs. rubber. %. IS.
30, and s9c. each.
Toy Pianos, In oak and walnut, 100. "a
$50 each.
shoo-Flys. best goods, nicely painted
and upholstered, 75c. 10 Sl.J0.
Two-Wheel Tin-Tlred Carts loc. each.
Hay Carts. we'll made. loc. each.
Expressly agOns. p. 80. 7Jc., Sl.25. and
sl35 each.
Baby-Carriages. 70. %. 50. 90. 75c., to 81
each.
Chairs. 10. IS. q. and zoe.
Rocking Chairs. p. %. and 5Oc. each.
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LAMP GLOBES.

our own Importation Lamp Globes,
latest designs, beautiful goods.
s-inch Globe, in various designs, Ores
den, spray, and gilt decorations, real
worth ,226. special, Sl.09.
9-inch Globe. Dresden and spray deco
rations, beautiful goods, real worth $L.75,
special, sl.2s.
9-inch Globe gold and spray decora-
lions, real worth s2.25. special. $L29.
i0-inch Globe. Dresden and spray deco
ratlons. real worth $3.50. special, $L69.
1O-inch Globe, Dresden decoration, real
worth e. special, 8.
9-inch Globe. Delft decoration, In Blue
and Green colors. rich, rare goods, real
worth s., special, $40
10-inch Globe, Delft decoration, Green or
Blue col5rs, rich, beautiful goods, real
worth S2.7j, special, Sl.7J.
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MILLER G RHOADs.


bring in the yule-log, set it Oh hre' lap the
foaming ale, and cry;
A pack Of new cards, and a Christmas
stool"
Stevenson. in the Twelve Months" an
/ old book Of 1901, writes. with more cheer
/ than grace: "Now." says he, "capons and
/ hens. besides turkeys and ducks. with
| beef and mutton, must all die; for null
] titude Of people will not be fed with a
/ little. Now plums and spices. sugar, and
| honey. square 1t among pies and broth.
Now a iOurneyman cares not a rush for
his master, though he begs his plum-por-
RICE all the twelve days. Now. or never,
must the music be IN tune for the young
must dance 10 get themselves a-heat;
while the aged sit by the fire. The coun-
try maiden leaves half her market, and
must be sent again If she forgets a pack
Of cards on Christmas-Eve. Great is the
contention Of holly and ivy, whether mas
ter or Dame wear the breeches; and. il
the cook do not lack wit, he will sweet
ly lick his fingers"
Poor Richard" IN his almanac for
December. 1754 pleasantly sums up the
whole year:
AFTER all, there comes December. with
the barns full Of corn the larder full
Of beef and pork. barrels full OF beer, and
ovens full or Christmas pies"
''Wassail" was the holiday salutation.
1t is a Saxon word, signifying health be
10 you"
In the reign Of Henry VII. wassailing
took place at the court on Twelfth
Night" when the steward cometh in
at the door he must cry three tines
Wassaili Wassail! Wassail! And then
the chaplain was TO answer with a good
songe"
VERY JOLLY SOULS.
They seem to have been jolly souls. these
"ohaplains" what with dancing in the
churches and singing wassail songs be-
foro the COURT
II old prints do justice 10 their TO
tund forms. they evidently loved the
good cheer. and got themselves outside
Of the wassail-barrel and all.
The chief feature OF modern Christmas
Is the giving OF gifts-the remembrance
OF loved friends, as well as all the feast
ing and merry-making
Human nature has grown gentler In its
moods, and glories In doing deeds OF
kindness and love.
Our greeting ~ christmas giftl"
To the homo IL is generally a noisy.
frolicsome set. trying TO catch each other
unawares with the early salutation:
merry Christmas! Christmas giftr'
II caught you'll / said 1t flrstp the
happy children cry. trooping down back !
stairs In city houses, and in rambling. |
country mansions. springlng out upon papa !
or mamma from odd hooks and angles |
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SMALL WARES.

Bohemian Glass Vases. beautifully deco
rated in gold new shape, 10 inches full
real worth 9Sc., special, Coo. each.
Bohemian Glass Vases. Blue. with heavy
gold decorations. 12-inch fall, real worth
Sl.75. special. $l.25.
The Nutmeg Night Lamp, IN Blue.
white and Crystal-Glass Vase. brass
handle, complete, real worth lsc., special,
10C.
Real oil Painting Art Studies, real
worth &c.,, special. 2jc. each.
Real China Pepper and Salt Shaker,
beautiful Dresden designs. white metal.
nicllel-plate caps, real worth 25c, special,
Zoe. each.
Real China Pepper and Salt Shakers,
white metal. nicke-plated caps, real
worth l0c, special, Sc. each.
Medallions, in colors, various shapes and
styles Of frames, also many subjects, real
worth 39c. each, special, 12i2c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
FIRE SCREENS.

Single. rich, black cloth, embroidered IN
gold, Bamboo Screens, real worth 81.
special, 69c
Double Folding Screens, cloth, en-
broiderad. bamboo frames, beautiful
goods, real worth $3.50, special, S1.69.
Double Folding Screens, Delft, decorated
and embroidered. beautiful goods, real
worth $3.50. special. Sl.69.