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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-16

of New York City and elsewhere It's
valuable in training pupils to correct
use of words, capitals, hyphens, etc. Its
illustrations are superb. It's tables of
coins, weights and measures, plants,
animals, etc, are exhaustive and can
not be found elsewhere.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-16
1t IL II Government Authority.

1t is in use in all the departments of the
United states Government at Washing
ton, and all the departments of the
Dominion of Canada. Government ex-
perts give it the preference on all dis
puted points
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26

in force in Augusta county, which places
a tax on all dogs.
Supervisor John F. Welsh has az iast
met with luck in one Of his celebrated
fox drives. He secured two reds and
gray the other day. lie was accompanied
by Captain Jayhugh wills, Messrs. Emory
Srider. John McGufiin, and others. Inc
hunt lasted for three days, In the neiSn-
borhood Of Engleman and Alone. III Is
evident that the Lexington CLUB have IN
proved their craftsmanship.
The handsome grounds OF the Prespy-
terlan parsonage are 20 be Improved.
The deacons Of the church have arranged
for the planting OF 100 additional shade
trees Colonel j. X. Edmondson visited
q nursery near Middletown this week 10
purchase the trees.
The farmers throughout the County du-
ring the past week have done GOOD
deal of ploughing for their sprin6 crops
George Bauister, who for many years
had been the colored attendant at the
Virginia Military Institute hospital, dled
very suddenly on Thursday morning.
Mr.. Lloyd Gold OF Florida, has bought
from j. Preston Paxt0D's executors the
George II. Cameron farm, north OF town.
1t is understood that Mr. Gold paid So,Ooo
for the property.
There came very near being very
serious fire in the Virginia Military IN
stitute barracks few evenings ago. ine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
Sale Of Dress
Makers Supplies.

5o-yard Black Spool silk, 1c.
Best Black SIX ButtOnh0le Twist, ic.
Best COlOred silk ButtOnhOle Twist &C.
a dozen spOols.
Large and Small Hooks and Eyes. 2
dozen for lc.
Hump Hooks and Eyes, Black and
White. lc. a dozen.
AL l0c. Hooks and Eyes, including De
Longs. l-2c. o dozen.
B0ue Casing, G-yard piece for Sc.
SILK Taffeta Ribbon Seam-Binding, &c.
piece for Sc.
Black Inside Dress Betting, 1O-yard piece
for &c
Best smiths Needles. &c. a paper.
Milward's Sc. Needles for 4c a paper.
Silk-Stripe Colored Dress Betting, lc. a
yard-lg-yard piece.
SILK Dress Shields. - l-2c. a pair.
Joe oil Tape Measures. SC.
Thimbies. all sizes. &c. dozen.
Finest Aluminium Thimb!es. &C.
$50 Dress Pins. Sc. a dozen papers.
Finest l5c English Pins. Sc paper.
Be- Flat Dress Elastic, lie. yard.
White Tape. &C.. d dozen.
12-yard-piece Finest English Tape, &C..
instead OF l0c.
Largest Size Garfield Shields, &c. IN
stead OF soc
Largest size Stockinet Shields, &c.
Black Velyeteen Skirt Binding. sc. a
piece.
Black and Colored worsted Skirt Bind
ing, &c.
Dress Skirt wire. &c. a yard.
sc. piece Rubber Skirt Binding. SC.
Perfect Dress Bones, &c. a dozen.
15c. punches Heaviest Dress Bones, each
package stamped extra heavy" for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26

Rockbridge elected Mr.. William s. Hop
kns president of the bank TO succeed
Colonel =. X Edmondson, who declined
reelection.
Mr. s. H. Monroe, Of near Zollman,
has returned home from a visit TO old
friends In Clarke and Frederick counties
lie was much pleased with his visit and
the banquet which be attended. as an
old-iime Confederate bin Of fare was
presented on that occasion.
A chapter Of the Daughters OF the
Confederacy has been organized here.
with the following officers: Mss Mildred
Lee, president; Mrs. Andrew -. Estin.
Vlcc-prcsident; Mrs. Elizabeth T. Allan.
secretary. and Miss Mary n. Pendleton.
treasurer
The baseball teams OF the Virginia
Military Institute and Washington and
Lee University have been organized.
Both schools VIII have fine teams In the
field
-1oam heating apparatus has been put
in the library in the Newcomb building
al the Washington and Lee University.
The Tutwier building and Bank OF
Lexington room. advertised to be sold
Of bubble auction, were sold for the
reason that the bids were not deemed
sufficient.
Positions are being circulated in the
county, which calls upon the representa-
tiyos OF the county In the House to Sc
cure the passage Of dog law. Ike that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26

mac and Rappahannock rivers, ana
hauling cord-wo3d 10 these rivers during
the dozen past summers has enabled
many industrious men TO derive fair IN
comes from their teams. The large class
so employed in the past Will be at
disadvantage very soon-i. e. when the
timber is entirely exhausted and their
occupation gone. They look now only
TO the building OF railroad through
the Northern Neck as their next source
OK employment and livelihood.
THE RAIN.
seldom has a rainfall been as gladly
received and so generally appreciated as
that OK Wednesday night and Thurs
day OF this week And. perhaps, never
before AT this season OF the year was
the earth so Thirsty as it was at the
beginning OF this weeks rains AS be-
fore stated In this correspondence. the
drought had prevailed to such an extent
that Il was quite difficult 20 procure wa
ter for stock and domestic purposes in
some sections.
Mrs. Charlotte Walker. for some years
past = highiy-esteemed. Christian lady
OF this county sold her entire interests
here last week and removed 20 Middle
sex, her native county. where she VIII
hereafter reside. She Is the widow
OF Edwin G. Walker Esq, or
this county, and has large circle or
friends here. who regret her change OK
residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
Ladies' and
Children's Hose.

The tide of Hosiery trade will
certainly turn to Meyers when
such prices as these are offered:
Ladies' Full Seamless Fast-Black Hose,
for DC. pair.
Ladies' Imported Seamless. Plain. and
Dropstitch Hose, evening shades for
Il l-2c.
Ladies Solid and BootPattern Real
Isle Dropstitch Hose, all shades,
worth 50c., for &c.
Children's extra-heavy Fine
Ribbed, Double Knee and Sole
Seamless, and best fast blacks,
sizes 6 TO 912, for 1212c.; never
sold under 25c. per pair before.
Chndren's Fine Imported Seamless
cashmere and Wool Hose, in Black,
an sizes, sold for SOC. for II lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26

sentry passing along the stoop discovered
a bright light In the rooms occupied
bv CAPTAINS Hyatt and Slemp. Entering
he found O bureau I'm the rear room IN
flames. An alarm was sounded, and the
cadet bucket brigade quickly extinguished
the fire. which would I'm a few minutes
have extended 10 the floor. The bureau
ana a quantity OF clothing was destroyed.
Tbe electric light went out that evening
and candles were being used. The occu-
nants of the room had left a lighted
candle. which burned down with the
above result
The practice OF dehorning cattle has
became very prevalent among the farm
ers az Rockbridge county, and veterinary
sureeone are on the go day and night.
MANY of the people have taken up arms
against such a cruel practice, and say
tbat III we have law for the prevention
~ cruelty 10 animals certainly no bet
Ter subjects can be found than those de-
horners."
The furnace at Buena Vista is banked
for a few days awaiting ore. IL appears
tho, the employees az the ore banks took
6,nr,st,ras week holiday, and thus got
habind The furnace was kept in full
Mast until ell the ore was used up.
Mr. John w. Beard, OF Moffatt's Creek.
cantured an eagle which measured six
feet six inches from tip 10 tip.
trro,a, bananas are delicious. -...t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
I55O)
ESQ
CIoaks.

Children's Eiderdown Cloaks,
both Gray and Tan mixtures,
White Angora fur trimmed, such
as you have seen in other stores
for CSC, are to be sold for 29c.
each.
Ladies Black Cloth Capes,
braided, soc.
Ladies Double Braided Cloth
Capes, $3.50, reduced from
$3.50.
Full Silk-Lined Diagonal
Cloaks, all sizes, for So, reduced
from $3.50.
Children's Refers, 4 to 6 years
old, this seasons $3.50 Refers,
for 81 each.
Children's Long Cloth Cloaks,
double capes, all sizes, 81 each.
Misses a., 16-, 18-year Bou-
Gle Fancy Cloaks, sold as high
as $3.50, for $3.50 choice.
Infants EIderdOwn ClOakS,
large sleeves, Crochet silk edge,
and large collar, worth $3.50,
for SOC.
II Children's All-Wool Elder
down Cloaks, in Cream, finely
trimmed, worth $3.50, for csc.
choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
HOusekeepers' Supplies.

Ifyou have a need yet untitled,
if you have storage room, it will
pay to buy and put away for
future use.
I1-4yard-wide Table Ol-Cloth. lOc.
yard.
100 yards &c. Curtain scrims, SAC. a
yard.
Shades. with all fixtures. 1Oc.
Two dollar and q half Smyrna
Rugs, hearth sizes, not an old or
soiled pattern, for S1.69.
Five-dollar Fur Rugs, animal
and fancy designs, lined, for
$2.19.
80 Reversible Smyrna Door
Mats, 10c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
FOr5c. Cake

Genuine Cosmo Buttermilk Soap.
Mexican Yucca Soap.
American Beauty Rose Soap.
Royal Talcum soap.
Wool Soap.
All being regular l0c. Soaps.
Oakleys largest-s.ze Cakes.
Brown Windsor Giycerine and Rose
Sweet Soap for SC. q cake: S5c. dozen.
The Jewelry Counter is to sell
s-Carat Gold Rings. for children. 19c.
The Stylish Spanish Shell Combs, lOc.,
were sc.
White Suede Belts and Buckles, 5Oc.
Best sterling-Slly Side-Combs, &c.
pair.
e25-l6OO Sterling and Blue Enamelled
Link Gun Buttons, were 81, reduced
70 81 i-2c. a PAR.
925-lOO0 Sterling Link Gun Buttons, isc.
mir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
THE NORTHERN NECK.
Measles Prevalent Recovering
MoOd-Chopping-r Rain.


CONFORM, KING GEORGE COUNTY
VA, January 2J.-(SpecialJ-Measles has
been for some time. and continues,
very prevalent in many parts OF the
Northern Neck. In some sections the
disease Is OF a malignant form, and keeps
the physicians busy. IL has proved Iatai
SO far only with several small children.
Miss Josephine Brown, the youns
lady who was so painfully burned While
saving valuable papers. etc. from ner
fathers burning residence here last week.
has so far improved a. 10 be considered
our OF danger, though she Will not
be out for some time.
The slightly increased demand for cord
wood I'm some Of The markets has stimuli
lated business here IN that line TO some
extent. and the local dealers along
the Potomac opened "wood-choppins
this week, thus affording employment
for a good many idle men.
NEARLY AT AN END.
The business I'm wood and timber -
nearly at an end here. however, FOR
scarcely enough growing timber remains
TO give employment to wood-chcppers
the balance OF this winter For many
wears past wood-cuttIng has afforded
work for hundreds between the Poto-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
A Charade.

written for the Dlspatch)
IL was "A festive company.
And msny hearts were glad;
Rut. mid the smiles were fears and tears
And mid the gay the sad,
For many felt IL sad 70 see
Thar young and blooming maid.
IL al her pride become bride.
10 cODsummate a trade.
And know that thirst OF sordid FIRST
Had made that tender dove
For after life the welded wife
OF ore she could not love.
The SECOND. who d.d that work for me
Began his WORK at dawn.
An hun~-' Wark.nrman was 10.
A map OF muscle and bTawu
And since the days OF Tubal Cain.
First craftsman. said 70 be.
No artisan BAD piled the trade
More taitt :Wlly than be
ny WHOLE. though dead. yet hveih
And IN hi- living page
A fea.: ~ scod tainss sivein
A. ia L.s own past axe,
And men Of .rS'- viii ever
Retired delight derive
From all tho ,~unants % his VII
And geni.s that survive
OLD papers for sale 1t the pnps'ss
ohlco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
Never Before Such Carpets

A -
rolls 40c. Wool Carpets, not solled, not
mussed hut perfect, make your selec-
ton for 2lc. yard.
The All-WoOl-Fllliug Carpets, rei
everywhere and at all times for Doc,
heIo now .4c.
Tho All Wool 2-Ply Carpets. yard wide,
too nothing the matter with them,
except we have cut the price 10 asc
a ward: have been 80 and COO.
rolls WOOl-Aiixed Bordered Stair Car
pets, 20 down to 15c. yard.
All unstable patterns 75c.
Brussels Carpets, guaranteed
perfect quality. SOC. yard.
81 Curtain Poles for 19c.
We have gathered together all Samples
and Odd Curtsin-pOles, such as Ele-
CANT Euamciied. Brass. Copper. aud
Embossed Poles. with their finest FIX
lures attached. such as we have sold
from 81 10 $3.50. This sounds exagge-
amazed ard surprised. The price -
10 Doe nc. each.
Imitation Brussels-Net Curtains. full
~ yards long, our best $50 pat
terms. for N63.
Lace-Curtains of heaviest Not
tingham net; Antique Scotch
Guipure and fern designs, so to
80 inches wide, all 312 Yards
long-every pair warranted per-
feet, and bought to sell for one
dollar AMI a half-but this sale
does not consider cost, and the
price is 81 per pair.
100 dozen Fine Kid Gloves-5-hook Fos-
Gioves-evcry size e. BLACK. Tans. and
Browns worth ST. FOR 5sc q pair.
Undrcssed Kid Gauntieis. in colors,
sizes . S-i and G. only &c. a pair.
% dozen assorted real Kid
Gloves, our ST As grade, in col
ored, all sizes, roc. choice.
Ladies' Fine Dogskin GauntIets. Pique
seams, all sizes. worth $50, for 81 a
pair.
New Shoes.
Not a single pair of Shoes in
our stock at present have been
on our shelves longer than ten
days. Every vestige of our for.
mer stock has been carried
away. a change of management
caused it, and the new manage
ment enters into this price-cut-
ting sale with a vigor, even
though every pair is fresh and
without stain.
one lot OF Ladies' Dongola Button
Shoes. natent-leatl4er tips regular
Si.zj Shoes, for SEE
Ladies Dongola Kid Button Shoes,
patent-leatbor tips Shoes that will
cost you $50 al shoe stores for 81.
One lot Ladies' DOngOla Kid Button
Shoes, piccadilly toe. regular Si.l5
Shoes, for $50
Ladies DOng0la Kid Button Shoes. pic
oadiiy. opera and common sense toes,
regular s. shoes. for Sl.48.
Boys Satin calf Lace Shoes, nice
stylish Shoes solid soles and counters;
Shoes that VIII cost you SL50 20 buy
elsewhere. for N-siZes II TO II.
Misses DOrgola KID Button Shoes,
pdtent-leather tip, Tor 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
HandkerChiefs.

Every sensational sale of the
past eclipsed.
Be- Tor Ladies' Pure Linen Hemsttched
III ndkerchiefs
o. l--c for Ladies' Uemsutchcd Initial
Handkerchiefa
ID l-2c. for Ladies' 25c Pure Linen EN-
oroiiered Initial Haudkerchiefs.
u l--c ioi Ladies Pc. Pure Linen EN-
broidered 'Scalloped Han3kercbiefs
Co.. for Mourning Embroidered Hem
stitched ID 1-2c Handkerchlefs.
s-. Tor Pure Linen Hcmstitched Mourn
ing zoe. Iaulkerchlefs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26

/ 100 rolls, fresh from the
steamer, Just in time for this
sale.
81 rolls j. Ice. quality-all one pattern,
fancy. 3-ic. a yard.
go rolls lie. qualify-Seamless, Fancy,
Mating. j. l-2c. a yard.
90 rolls &c quaiity-Seamless jap. In
laid Patterns. Il lie yard.
ii rolls %5c. quaEty-Damask Patterns.
stained, - l-2c. q yard.
% rolls 35c. quality-Wo on Linen
Irvine lSc a yard.
So different Inlaid Patterns, iSc. a yard.
Together with 81 rolls of
finest twenty-five cent Mattings,
large plaids and small designs,
extra heavy quality, for 15c. a
yard. Every yard guaranteed
just as il sold for 25c.
With all these little prices you
can buy what you want at any
time until every inch is sold.
Five cases full-yard-wide Cen
uine Fruit-ofthe-Loom Bleached
Cotton, full pieces and each piece
ticketed for nc. a yard.
80 pieces OF last years pat
terms i'll 10 and Doc. fine Light
Dress Ginghams, 10c. yard.
Twill Shaker Flannel, full
width, &c. a yard.
Full width Brown Sheeting
1212c. yard.
Short lengths of the finest
1212c. Percales, all the new pat
terms, full yard wide, 6l4c. yard.
% pieces Best Light Calicoes,
&c.
The newest weave in Fine
Dress Crepe, Light Blue, Pink,
Black, Navy, Yellow, Green, re-
gular 1212c. goods, for csc.
yard.
One lot of odd patterns Calico
for &c. yard.
54-inch-wide Half-Bleached
Linen Table Damask, the 40c.
grade for 25c. yard.
Wide Bleached Cotton Table
Damask for ice. yard.
Colored Border Satin Damask
Towel, knotted fringe, for 1212c.
apiece.
The largest Towel made, pure
linen, satin damask, knotted
fringe and colored border, 46
inches long and % inches wide,
for 25c.
Bleached Fringed Linen Table
Cloths, 29l yards long, colored
borders, worth $3.50, for 95c.
apiece.
The Ribbon counter is ablaze
with Fancy Neck Ribbons, some
selling at prices thatmean a loss
to somebody. Plaids, all color
combinations, IA yards, for
25c.; Others at 80, ~, 90, 69c.
The best 1212c. Black Satin
Ribbon is to be sold for &c. a
yard.
Second week brings even
greater bargains in Muslin I'm
derwear. You'll appreciate the
arrangement of the stock.
Everything out for your easy in
5pection.
Good, strong, well made Tuck
ed Muslin Drawers, 19c.
Best Muslin Drawers, 2-inch
cambria ruffie, at 29c.
Fine Cambria Drawers, wide
ruffle, trimmed in lace, SOC.
Four styles of Gowns, made
full large and large puff sleeves,
Empire shape, fine cambria
trimmed and sailor collars, col
ored cambria trimmed, tor 75c.
choice.
Five styles of extra large UNI
brella Shape Skirts, new Frou-
Frou edge or lace, for 81 each.
Ladies Best Made Cambria
Low-Neck Corset-Covers, all
sizes, 12l2c. each.
Fine Black Saline Full Skirts,
worth Toe, with 8 rows OF ruff
iies, for 39c.
Extra Fine Black Saline
Skirts, one deep rufle, SOC.
Finest Saline Skirts, deep ruf-
ae, colored edge, sold for $3.50,
now 81.
One assorted lot of Full Square
Shawls that sold for $3.50 and
81, choice soc.
mac and Rappahannock rivers, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
Most Sensational
Fancy Goods.

&c. Cabinet Aluminium Frames, 10c.
DC. Oxidized, Copper, and Silver Photo.
Frames for 15c
2Jc. Turquoise Miniature Frames. 10c.
Probably 800 g. 40. and 50c Pearl and
Ivory-Handle Penknives, 15c. each
over 100 Gilt Chased Handle 2jc. Steel
Scissors for Ice.
&c. package Commonwealth Sachet Pow
der for 1c.
50c. Ivory Nall-Brushes. 25c.
About 30 dozen Rubber Dressing Combs,
Goodyear and unbreakable 2J and nc,
all IN a lot for 10c.
Witch Kloth viii polish silverware,
bicycles. and all bright metals with
out any kind OF preparation, can be
washed and used until worn out. Sold
for 1Jc.; in this sale SC. Worth a trial
at this price
100 1Oc. Steel Tweezers for 1c.
Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair Growers,
CSC.
Seven SUTHERLAND Sisters Hair Cleans
ers, 39c.
Tooth wash Ike sozodont, 1oc.. regular
price Csc
Meade & Bakers Mouth Wash, 29c.
1000 quires Ruled Wrlting-Paper. &c. n
quire.
solld-Bacll French-Brlstle Brushes. 81
kinds, for soc
500 1Jc. Bath Sponges, &c.
Thousands of other Notions,
as follows:
Best Linen Bobbin. 1c. bunch.
Dc. Full Boxes Tacks, lc.
Shoe Buttons, IA for &c.
DC. boxes Neil-Pins. L..
&C.. boxes Brown Hair-Pins. lc.
l-dozen-paper Hair-Pins, lc.
Fine Braid Shoe Laces, 1c. a pair.
Sc. paper Black Safety-Pns, &c.
&C.. Worstod Bindings, &c.
Darning Cottons, &c. dozen cards.
Black Tape. up to / inch wide, lc.
piece, worth Sc.
Non-Twisting Tape. all widths, &c. a
bunch.
&C. set Knitting-Pins. lc.
Dexter Ball Knitting Cotton, &c.
Nlckel-Plated Hair Waving-Irons, 1Oc.
Nickel-Plated Hair Curling-Irons, lc.
iOc Tadding-Needles, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26

One lot of Fine All-Wool
Fancy and Solid Colored
Shawls, sold for $3.50, for 81
choice.
100 Atwood Fancy and Solid
Breakfast Shawls, sold for Soc,
for 19c. each.
Ladies High Grade Solid and
Fancy Light Shades Knit Skirts,
sold for 81, for soc. each.
Ladies 81 Wool Eiderdown
Sacques, soc. each.
Child's Cream Cashmere Short
Cloaks, puff sleeves, embroidered
collar, sold for 81, now 44c.
Dull and Bright Gilt Buttons,
the kind everybody wants, DC.
a dozen.
A short chapter on Winter I'm
dcrwear, but the prices arc
short-almost half.
Child's Ribbed Vests, open
front, any size, Ice.
Ladies Wool Ribbed Vests
and Pants, in natural gray, for
5Sc.
Pure White Heavy Ribbed
Finely Finished Vests at 3712c.
Mems All-Wool Scarlet Silk
front for Acc.
Mems $3.50 and 1920 Fine
Natural Gray and Cancels Hair
and Pure White Shirts and
Drawers for 81 each.
Mems Gray and Unbleached
Heavy Ribbed Shirts, 29c. each.
Now Dress Goods tumble. But
you never knew them sold as
they will be sold here now. Often
it is three yards and more for the
worth of one.
These are record.breakine
moments in this record-brcak.
ing store.
AT Sc. YARD-Double- width
Fancy Wool-Mixed Dress
Goods, about 80 whole
pieces, worth atleast 12l2c.
yard.
AT 75c. YARD-Fine French
Striped and Plaid Wool
Eiderdown sold for 69c.
AT 81 I-2c. 'YARD-A lot of
Imported Silk and Wool
Bright Plaid Dress Goods.
AT soc. A YARD pieces
full 56-inch Imported Bou-
Gle Suiting, pure silk and
mohair, usually sold for
S1.25. -
AT IL lac. YARDS REM
nants of Black Double
Width Dress Goods.
AT ZIG. YARD-10 pieces full
yard wide Fast Black All
Wool Henrietta.
AT 25c.-Imported Royal
Black Serge, SO inches
wide, jet black.
AT 20c.-45-inch Twilled Jet
Black Suitings, worth SOC.
AT37I-2c.-Extra Fine Serge,
French make. full 46 inches
wide, worth Toe.
AT 50c.-Finest Silk-Finish
Henrietta, pure wool, full
46 inches wide, worth 81
yard.
AT 5oc.-$1 grade Imported
Silk Warp Henrietta.
AT a5c. YARD-5OO pieces
Finest Pure Silk Wash
Silk, in checks, plaids, and
stripes, all colors, the only
lot of the season.
No such thing as being sold
out of Innings even at these
prices. We have thousands of
yards.
Real Hair-Cloth. q inches wide, worth
35c, for lsc. a yard.
Real Fibre Inter.nlng 40 inches vide.
Tan. FOR Sc. yard.
27-inch Herring Bone Imitation Hair
Cloth for &c. yard.
Black and Slate Grass-Cloth. DC. yard
Slate BOdy-f.inlng. o.. q yard.
Every shade OF SOlidColor Dress
makers Lining. i-2c. q yard.
A Charade.
written fOr the Dspatch)
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Gray Enamelled Tea-I<et-
First Quality Mottled
tie. Z 0uarts-Fair's Price,
Syc.; Our Price, CSC.
Gray Enamelled Frying
Pans, regular si2e-Fair S
Price, &C.; Our Price, pc.
Cocoa Shape Enamelled
Dippers, Japanned wood
handies-Fairs Price,
29c.; Our Price. l9c.
Gray Enamclled Pie
Plates. 9-inch-Fairs
Price. 19c.; Our Price. &C.
Gray Enamelled jelly
Cake Moulds-Fair's
Price, i9c.; Our Price, &c.
Cray Eramclied Wash
Basins OD only, large
siZe-FafI's Price. 33c.;
our Price, ice.
900 odd pieces Cray
Enamellod Ware, con-
eflffrr OF Dinners. La
dies. Spoons. Cups. Pud-
ding-pans. Dinner Plates,
.souD Bowls. etc-t'air
sold them as high as &c.;
Our price, sc.
EiocEed-Tin Dish-Pans,
1l-ouarl-fair's Price l9c.;
Our Price, &C..
Barge Size Blocked-Tin
Basin Fairs Price, &C.;
Ous Price, Sc.
Patent Utility Flour
Sieves-Tai Price, l5c.;
Our price, Sc.
Polished-Tin Coffee Pots.
4 0uarts-Fair's Price,
&c; Our Price, l5c.
Covered Buckets, I
ouart-Fair's Price, Co..
our Price. &c.
REFINED Dippers, I pint
Fairs Price, &C.; our
Price, Sc.
Blocked-Tin. e-inch-
Fairs Price, &C., Our
Price. &c.
10-quarts-Fair's Price,
&c; our Price. 16c.
Heavy REFINED Tipped
Sauccpans. large size
Fairs Price, lgc.; our
Price, O..
80 assorted Cups. sold
ny Fair from . 10 l0c.;
our Price. &c.
Elegant Soft-Bristle Shoe
Brushes-Fairs Price,
15c.: our Price, &c.
IT speaks for itself
Fairs Price, l5c.; our
Price, 10c.
None better offered
Fairs Price 15c.; Our
Price, &c.
Well, look az 'em-Fair's
Price. be; our Price &c.
The biggest value ever
seen-Fair's Price, 18c.;
our Price. &c.
All Wood Washing
Boards, well made-Fairs
Price. lac: Our Price. &c.
All zinc. perforated, best
made-Fair's Price, CSC;
Our Price. 19c.
Box and Drawer. a good
one-Fairs Price, &C.;
Our Price. 2lc.
Best clear cedar Rich-
mond made. groOved,
largest siZe-Fair's Price,
Sl.19; Our Price, sec.
20 dozen 4-string Brooms.
cannot be equalled I'm
value-Fair's Price, 25c.;
our Price, l7c.
Finished on both ends,
! 90 to boX-Fair'9 Price,
&c, Our Price. &c.
800 rolls Perforated Tis-
sue Toilet-Paper, 1000
sheets TO rOll-Fair's
Price, Sc; Our Price, &c.
the basement do not fail