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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

begin the erection OF a large and hand
some church. The Rev. NJ. r. Sanford Is
the pastor OF the congregation. and under
his efficient ministry more than one hun
dred. members have been added to the
church In the course Of the last year.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Pro-
lessor II. Rhodes Hundley AID Miss Ma
bel Lewis, OF Upland, Pa. on the 2Gth
instant. The prospective groom Is the
son of the Rev. John W. Hundley, for
merly pastor OF the Onancock Baptist
church. but now residing in Martinsburg.
w. Va. He Is a young man OF great
promise. and Is at present professor Il;
a leading college in Pennsylvania.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
EXTENSIVE TELEpHONE SYSTEM.
Used to Summon Wftnesses-Isooked
Forward to with Interest.

sTAUNTON. VA. March H.-(special)
Under the city and county telephone sys-
tenn stanton, Harrisonburg. Highland
Courthouse. and scores OF other places
are In easy communication with one an
other. This company has in the past Few
weeks put in l07 phones in this city, and
there are 800 others that can be called
up along the lines leading 10 Baskerville
Long Meadows, Barterbrook, Waynes-
boroT Middlebrook. New Hope. Harrison
burg. Woodstock. New Market. Quicks-
burg. Mt. Jackson. Edinburg. Broadway,
Baskerville, Bridgewater. Hazletown.
Rawley Springs, Cross Keys. Monterey,
Swoopes. and Hermitage.
The Dispatch correspondent. sitting In
his office In Staunton. can call up on his
phone all Of these points. and hundreds
OF leading farmers and businessmen
living along the routes.
TO SUMMON WITNESSES. =
A few days ago. In an important case.
during its trial. II became necessary TO
summon on the instant number OF Wit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

H0uSEFURNIS HINC
DEPART MT
WONDERFUL OPENING SALE.
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON.

This our first GRAND OPENING is mammoth exposition
of the latest creations for the year 1896 The worlds most cee
brated artists represented here by their famous productions
An aggregation of new merchandise which for spendo magnf
cende and economy has seldom been equaed This in
connection with modern uptodate of doing business
will make this the ideal adngplace of Richmond 1t is
the handsomes lighted and pleasant basement sales
room to shop south Of New York Houseunshng goods in
all it's branches China GLASS; Woodenware Tinwae Lamps
Tables BcaBrac Cutlery Siveware, abyCarrages Kitchen
Utensils Pictures Gas and O-Stoves, etc. etc.
This being the opening useful souvenirs of the occasion
will be given patrons You will be fortunate if put our
name at the head of your shopping list tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
Captured at Lsst-tsunaway ACCT
denf-AtfemptedS Suicide.

LAWBENCEVlLLE. VA, March IA
Hpocal)-A few nights since Sheriff X.
D. n-nhun and a small posse. consisting
Of Deputy-sheriff Charles Turnbull. JGiler
benjamin u. Harrison. and Mr.. J. Mall
ioy Iurnbull started out TO effect the
capture Of J. W. Jones, for whose arrest
e3pias pro ferle had been issued some
months ogo. The posse arrived at the
nome Of Jones about 10 o'clock and quietly
stationed the members, so 40 TO guard
every avenue OF escape. The Sheriff then
went 10 the door and knocked for adj
miiance. The mother Of Jones appeared
ai the door, and IN answer 10 the
Saerins question as 10 the Whereabouts
Of Jones. said she ala not know where
ne WAS. and further stated that there
was no man In the house. When the
sheriff made q demand for admission
ana expressed determination 10 search
the house, Jones. presumably, having
iound out that he was In a trap. came
forward and surrendered 20 the Sheriff.
The posse returned TO town at a late
honr and locked the prisoner up in the
county jail, where he nov Is. At the
september term Of the County Court
Jones was tried and convicted OF the
unlawful and malicious shooting Of E.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
Colored Dress Goods.

Tomorrow we show a mag
ni6cent line of Colored Dress
Goods in the newest weaves and
colorings. Specialopeningprices
will be the order.
42-inch Figured Mohair, in
Tan, Gray, and Green. Regular
price, SOC; opening price, 3712c:
Old-Blue, Reseda, Tan, and
Mixed-Green All-Wool Beige.
Regular price, soc, a yard; open
ing price, 3712c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

Organde de Beauvis, a new
fabric for spring, 1212c. instead
of 1926.
Twenty-odd different weaves
in New Spring Wash Goods,
121ac. yard.
Empress Flannels, in light col
ors-soft, fleecy kind-1oc. yard.
Lappet Lace, a new open
work wash goods, very effect
i've, zoe. yard.
Persian Striped Dimities, fine
and in choice styles, 1926.
Fine English Dimities, the old
favorite, 25c.
Tinsel Dotted Crepe Cloth, for
evening wear, 25c.
Grass Linen, with colored
dots, 25c. yard.
Figured and Striped Dress
Linens, every thread linen and
of great service, 35c. yard.
Silk Plaid Linens, the new fab
rio for '96, SOC. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

Silk and Wool Novelty Goods,
in Gray and Black, Black and
White, specially adapted for Sc
cond mourning, 75c., 81, and
SIPS.
French Challis, in the new
Persian effects, 45c. a yard.
16 styles Silk and Wool Plaids,
in the newest designs and color
ings, Soc. yard.
Persian Boucle, for children's
.o,,c xvo,c+o etc GO 30
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OLD BURG NEWS.
Sad Intclligence--An Old-Fashioned
Quilting Party.

Quilting Party.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, March A.
Especial Photograph advices from Bal
timore brings the sad news OF the death
OF ex-.Iayor Joseph Houseworth. Of
Orange. at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
where he had been undergoing medical
treatment as heretofore reported in the
Dispatch. Mr.. Houseworth was q most
genial gentleman, well known 70 tho
travelling public. HIS wife and son. blr.
Charles Houseman. were at his. bedslca
when he died. He was 65 years OLD.
Clarence r. Rhodes. Esq. Of this coun-
~, met with . serious accident yester-
day while repairing the root Of the house
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
WE CAN'T BE BEATEN on OUR MOT 7,

WE CAN'T BE BEATEN on OUR MOT
TIED ENAMEL KITCHEN WARE.
NOTE PRICES:
2-quart Notified Enamelled Tea or Coffee
Pots, our price Monday &c
4-quart Mottled-Enamelled Mllk-Pans,
our price Monday. Y cents,
2-quart Notified Enamelled Milk-Pans, our
price Monday, Ice.
2-quart Notified Enamelled Pudding-Pans'
our price Monday, lie.
Iarge-Size Granite Enamelled Pie-Plates,
our price Monday, &c. ,
No. l small size) Seamless Notified
Enamelled Straight Covered Sauce
lO-auart Mottled-Enamelled Dish-Pans,
our price for tomorrow, gc
2 1-2-auart Notified Enamelled Long-Han-
die Saucepans, our price FOR to-inoF-
1-e,olIart Notified Enamelled Covered
Dresden Saucepans, our price Tor TO-
morrow, 3Sc.
s-ouart Notified Enamelled Lipped Pre-
servIng-Kettles. our price Tor to-inor-
row, a6c.
100 Highly-Polished Solid Oak PAX
IIOR TABLES, worth any other time
81. so, our souvenir price 69c.
800 SETS WHITE ALPINE CHINA CUPS
AND SAUCERS, WORTH 60 CENTS;
MONDAY ONLY % CENTS FOR SIN
OF EACH.
roo rolls Dennison Crepe Paper, Monday
only 12c. for full roll.
ON CHAIRS we save you one'third
OF your money.
Iarge-SIze ROCKER, covered like $40
chair. regularly 81; our souvenir price
sl.9S.
Genuine Leather-seat CoBBL,ER n ROCK ok
hogany; it's a. bargain at 900. Just
TO show you we mean what we say,
Eve sell cheap" sl.iS.
LADIES SEWING OR NURSERY
ROCKERS, shaped back, plano-tinish-
ed, wholesale price sl2 dozen; opening
sale price, 6S CENTS EACH.
(As we do not care to supply dealers, we
will limit one Chair to customer)
cane-Seat Brace DINING ROOM
CHAIRS, embossed back, regular
Wholesale price SIG dozen' opening
sale, Sl.19
Solid MAHOGANY ROCKER, exquisitely
PICTURES.
Even cheap Etching is better than
bare walls. but you get Handsome Pic
lures here--elegantly framed-for lit
tie money.
500 Assorted Pictures, elegant subjects, In
White and Gold frames; cheap at &c.;
souvenir price, CSC.
100 Coored Etchlngs fitted In wide oak
and gold frames, fligree style; cheap
at s.; opening sale, slyS.
900 1sx22 Colored Photographers, White
and Gold frames. Forentine style;
cheap at $50: Monday. sc.
Beautiful Pastelles, in 30x36, 6-inch White
and Gold frame; cheap at vi Monday
Sl95.
5-foot solid-Oak Easels. entirely new;
cheap at $50; Monday, G6c.
SILVERWARE.
Having furnished your homes with
elegance and taste you will want some
Silverware to grace your sideboard and
mahogany. We've got them at prices
to keep up our reputation for high
grades at low prices.
3-piece Satin-Engraved Quadruple-Plate
Gold-IAned Tea-Sets. worth IS, for
s2ss.
5-botiie Finely-Engraved Quadruple-Plate
Casters, $.S9
$3.50 article: Monday. VA.
Quadruple-Plate PIckle-Castor with tongs.
SOC.
Quadruple-Plate satin-Engraved Syrup
Pitchers. with plate, worth $50. for
$l4s
William Rogers's l2-pennyweight Dinner
Knives or Forks, each 20 CENTS.
Silyer-Plated Teaspoons, fancy patterns,
CENTS.
silver-Plated Tablespoons, each &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
Wash Fabrics.

No such variety was ever be-
fore brought to this city. Hun
dreds of styles that you will not
find elsewhere.
36-inch Percales, in light spring
colorings, 6l4c. a yard instead
of 1212c.
4O-inch Lawns, sheer and fine,
1921 and 15c. instead of 20 and
25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

100 BRASS TABLES, selected Oryx
top, rich gold finish, a bargain at So
our souvenier price, 1926
A GREAT OFFERING IN ONYy
TABLES. FINELY GOLD-PLATED,
EVERY PIECE OF ONYX CLEAR
SELECTED QUALITY. WORTH $3.50
SPECIAL $3.50 VALUE IN TABLEs
FOR $3.50.
A handsome elegant scrolled 50
BRASS BANQUET LAMP, latest
design, rocco FURNISHED head, sat-
ranted gold plate, entirely NV. for
Sl95.
HANDSOME $3.50 GOLD-PLATED BAN.
QuET-LAMP. ENTIRELY NEW DE.
SIGN, DURING THIS SALE, A.9S.
493 dozen fine imported NEEpL =
ETCHED TUMBLERS, about Is styles
and sizes TO select from. worth regularly
$3.50 to 81 dozen-openipg ssle-,your
choice, 6 for SO cents.
$50 dozen fine BOHEMIAN.BLOWN
TUMBLERS. 81 styles 10 select from
opening sale-6 fer Is cents.
Imitation Richest Cut-GIass Berry-Bowls.
go DOZEN '' FTiL LIZ fsi wiNE-GI.Ass-
Us. ONE AND oNE-HALF-CENfS
EACH.
100 Half-Gallon Crystal water-Pitchers.
clearly polished, &c. article. opening
sale price. l0c.
100 full size BIRD CAGES. our SOU
venir price, 80 cents.
VASES. ORNAMENTS, CABINET
PIECES AND BRIC-A-BRAC, IN
FROM DRESDEN. LIMOGES, TIP
LITZ, ROYAL CARLSBAD, VIC
T0RIA, ROYAL BONN, SAKE DRE;Sr
DEN, ADDERLY. ETC: ETC; Az
R K * it Prices PRICES 'A'iN' M
$50 finest quality and newest 8hsp,
WHITE PORCELAIN COVERED
DISHES, would be cheap at so cents
each, our souyenier price 10 cents.
CUT GLASS.
THESE OFFERINGS ARE ALL AMERI-
CAN CUT-GLASS. OF FINE QUAIL
TY. HIGHLY-POLsHED, DEEP
CUTTING, NOT THE OFF-COLoR-
ED, INFERIOR STUFF CALLED
CUT-GLASS ELSEWHERE.
q Finest Quality Observation-Disclosures Bon
b!eSn-pisihes, with handle . ey,ra-Jifh;
deep cut, full 6-inch-size. trianon
shape--the real value Of these is ~.
and they are warranted American
cut-gIess. OF highest quality-this' lot
80 only Relish.DIshes. extra-large. u
value, for f275.
A special lot OF $40 American Cut-Class
Water Bottles. while they last, VIZ.
Extra-choice, Extra zine t{uailty sA. ME
Bowls, very highest, finest polish; rich
cutting, worth q trife less than dor-
ble-7-inch size. $3.50.
30 DOZEN TUMBLERS. THE MALES
TIC" CUTTING. WORTH 70 CENTss
WHILE THEY LAST. % CENTS.
ABOUT t25 DOZEN IMPORTED CUT
GLASS SALT-cELLARs. CELERY
DIPS. AND SALT-TUBs. VARIOUS
SHAPES AND CUTTINGS. ALL
STYLES TO BE SOLD. IRRD-
sPEcTIvE OF VALUE. EACH II
CENTS
5)5OCLOCK TEA-KETTLES AND
STAND, highest quality brass finish.
best a'cohol lamp with extinguisher. .
regular ~ article--opening sale-95
cents.
q DOZEN wHIsK-BRooMs. soMn
sILK-sEWED, WORTH UP TO ~
CENTS; OPENING-SALE. ANY. ~
CENTS.
SEE OUR WINDOW.
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The Fourqurean-Price Company.

brother, Rev. F. G.. Bibble, of this place,
had the misfortune to severely sprain her
ankle short time ago. She IL now able
10 get about with the aid OF pair OF
crutches,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
CUTLERY DEPARTMENT.

CUlIEh1 DEFhhImENl.
Cocoa-Handle Knives and Forks, each 3
cents
Rlveted White-Handle Table-Knives or
Celluloid-H Handle Table-Knives or Forks,
each &c.
Rubber-Handle Table Knives or Forks,
each 24c.
2-PIECE CARVING SETS, cocoa
handle. 9.inch blade, Wholesale price 81
set, our opening sale price 35c. 200
sets, no more.
STERLING SILVER TABLEWARE.
We present for your inspection the
most remarkable line of Sterling Silver
Tableware ever shown. AN EXCEL-
LENT QUALITY AT SMALL PRICES.
Gold-Plated on Sterling-Silver Almond
Scoops, Sugar-SpOons. Cream-L Ladies,
Beef-Forks. etc.-make splendid euchre
prizes-at the very low price OF %
CENTS.
Sterling Siiver Berry-Forks. Orange
Spoons. Sugar-Sfters, Sugar-Tongs,
Bonbon-Spoons, Butter-hnives. only
sl.2L
80 dozen Strong HOUSE-BROOMS,
sewed, lie.
20 dozen Hearth-Brooms. made OF selected
western corn, 2-sewed, &c.
Heavy Wire Meat-Broilers, &c.
Counter-Dusters, &c.
Spring Balance Scale brass face, &c.
Roll Toilet-Paper. lie. Limited quantity
to a customer.
Heavy Japanned Slop-Pails, gold band
l9c.
Rolllng-Pins, good quality. &c.
li-quart Seamless-Tin Dish-Pans. 12c.
Vanished Coffee-Afllls, worth 25c.; loo.
Square Deep Bread-Pans, &c.
Herd Wood Wash-Doards &c.
Copper-Rim and Bottom Wash-Boiers,
i7c.
25 dozen Oval CLOTHES BASKETS,
made Of selected quality willow. > sizes.
worth up to sl.25 each, our price for
Monday for any, 800.
Lacquered Crumb-Tray and Brush. worth
sold-Back scrubblng-Brushes, selected
stock, &C.
GLASSWARE AND CHINA.
WONDERFUL SELLING.
Fine-Quality Pressed Glass Custards. ex-
tra-smooth finished, full size, and good
value at &C., &c.
20 DOZEN GAs-GLOBEs, Q SHAPES.
AND FrfCHINdS. genuine German
fint-glass, regular price 19c.; only
TO a customer-l2c.
T.. F. P. Co.'s SPECIAL TOILET
SETS.
THIS LINE WAS MADE SPECIALLY
FOR US, AND is THE BEST VALUE
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC
BEING BOTH NICELY FINISHED
AND DECORATED IN AsSoRT-
ED COLORS AND ALL LARGE
PIECES.
TO INTRODUCE THIS BARGAIN, WE
WILL OFFER THEM FOR MONDAY
10 PIECES. FOR sl.sS,
We have 80 TOILET SETS OF 10 and
IL pieces, all hieh grade porcelain.
underglaze decorations, assorted colors.
Prices ranging from SO to sl3.5O-your
shoi,e while Ii o. last, si.95.
100 NICELY DEcORATED PORCELAIN
pIMMER,SEETIs;; ,, No su eid In M sET5
FOR LESS THAN 1910 MORROw
COMPLETE, 100 PIECES. A.9s:
CRATES FINEST PORCELAIN DIN
NER-SETS, VERY CHOICE DECO
RATION, 100 FuLLrSIZE PIECES;
INcLppsIlNSSG s GIj p TEKEE JSIr,.i ~
WARRANTED BY Us, $3.50 ~,
Finest-Quality Carlsbad-China Dinner
Sets, rich decorations. the best Valur
ever offered, regular price 80; our
price for Tomorrow, slt.to
* Frcnch-Chln Dinner-Sets, exquisitely
shaped, magnihcentiy DECORATED,
regular $50 set, for tomorrow, 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
FIRST GRAND 0PEN|NG G.
OF OUR NEW AND POPULAR
millinery Department.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, March Is, lilo.

1t is not often that enterprise opens under
such flattering auspices. You will find here COM
bination of TASTE SKILL and good Judgment seldom seen
in any Millinery House in this country. Our mana
ger of this department rr. G. A. Kahn has spent
his lifetime amid the charms of the Millinery Art,
partly at such cities Paris and Berlin. He is as
sisted by three New York designers of the highest
standing. The result of their combined skill and
taste is the most beautiful array of Millinery ever
shown in this city, The department itself is modern
and metropolitan in all its appointments 1t is de-
partent that will be credit to city, an attrac-
ton to all visitors. We shall always show the best
and the latest at most reasonable prices
The long-IOoked for opening occurs to morrow
and continues for three days. special invitation is
extended to every lady in city to inspect the mag
nificent display of French Models "New York pat
terms and designs from wOrk-rOOms Our
special patterns from such celebrated modistes as
CAROLINE REBOUX 70 Rue de la Paix.
NINE JOSIE, 3 Boulevard des Hahens.
CAMILLE ROGER, 9 Rue de la Paix.
PAUL VIROT AND BERTHE, 20 Place Vendome.
NINE. WPOE IL Rue de la Pax
JULIA DELMOTTE, SO Rae RicheIieu.
NINE POUYANNE, Rae de la Pax
NINE. CANLIER 81 Avenue de POpera.
MICffNIERVICS-LUVEE, rs Place Vendome.
I'm conjunction with the above the opening includes
the departments for untrimmed Hats Flowers, Rib
bons Ornaments, Feather BOas, etc., in the latest
and most desirable novelties of the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

Koechlin's Finest French Or
CANDIES, in all the new designs,
3712c. yard.
Koechlin's French Organizes,
that have all the appearance of
the finest goods, but a few
threads less fine, 25c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
Black Goods.

Black Crepons in all the new
weaves, beautiful III effect, and
more popular than ever tins
season. some of them as hand
some as the All-Silk Crepons-
S1.35, $1.45, $3.50, $1.75, 81,
$3.50 a yard.
At 81 a yard we offer a beau
tiful line of Black Fabrics in all
the popular weaves.
AT 75c. a yard you have your
choice of some IS styles, all OF
which are the best value we ever
saw offered.
5O-inch Atwood Black 1mpe-
rial Serge, a quality you aref or
tunate to get under Toe. a yard,
Coo.
45-inch Black All-Wool Surah
Serge, the greatest value we ever
saw; special opening price, SOC.
q ward.
45-inch All-Wool Black Diago-
nal Serge-another special value.
Opening price, SOC.
3Sinch Plain and Striped
Black Wool Batiste. Opening
price, Acc.
36-inch All-Wool Black Impe-
rial Serge. Opening price, 29c.
37-inch Black Wool Cashmere.
Opening price, 25c.
Figured Black Mo6air, for
skirts and understands. Special
opening price, 17c.
Silks.
An array ofSilks, the equal of
which is to be foundin the entire
South.
2O-inch Checked Silks for
waists, 35c.
2O-inch Plaid Silks in choice
colorings, SOC.
24-inch Figured japanese Silks
in new spring colorings, Toe. a
yard.
24-inch Persian Silks, in new
designs, Soc.
2O-inch Figured Tafetas, in all
the new colorings, $1.25.
21-inch Striped and Figured
Taheta, all the very best OF the
new seasons styles, $50 a
yard.
Figured Dresden Tafetas, with
black satin stripes, $1.65 and
S1.75 a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
THE F0URQUREA N-PRICE CO,
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesd

The budding speak The gathered stocks tell of oppotu
mites sat hand Time and occasion
three days are going have an athome and W"
end special 0 to
eveweekng the finding rich rewards for
Each filled Overfowng You will
crowded
mammoth Every value an honest -y style
fresno vprci fair and equitable
We plead guilty commercial and
The policy methods will hold swand win
sosvo wiha piping breeze of popularity before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

Old papers for sale at sc. a hundred at
Dispatch office.
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Linens and
White Goods.

Special Souvenir Bargains in
this department.
72-inch Full-Bleached All-Linen
Table Damask, regular 81 goods.
Opening price, 75c.
72-inch HalfBleached All-Linen
Damask, and Turkey Red in same
width, regular price s5c. Open
ing price, 621ac.
80 dozen 23x4S-inch Extra
Heavy Huck Towels, regular
price 1915 per dozen. Opening
price, $2.75.
9Ox96 Extra Weight Double
Hemstitched All-Linen Sheets,
regular price Sc a pair. Opening
price, So.
36x45 All-Linen Pillow Cases,
regular price $1.75 and So.
Opening price, S1.37ha.
White India Linen, very sheer
and fine, regular price 1Sc. Open
ing price, 121ac.
$50 yards White Lace Tuck
ing, regular price 40 and SOC.
a yard. Opening price, 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

p. d. Linen Corsets, $3.50.
Ventilating Corsets, Soc, 81,
and So.
Over 100 styles Corsets, in all
the different shapes, SOC. to So
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
Hosiery.

Our own importation Ladies
Fine Rembrant Ribbed Black and
Mode Hose, real Maco yarn, high
spliced heels and double soles.
These goods were bought to sell
at 35c. a pair. We offer the en-
tire lot as a special opening bar
gain at 25c. a pair.
Ladies Lisle-Thread Hose, in
Black and Modes, regular price
35c. Opening price, 25c.
Ladies Black Richelieu Ribbed
Hose, with double soles and high
spliced heels-our regular 25c.
Hose, and as good a value as
ever sold at that price. Opening
price, 19c.
Children's Hose in an immense
variety, all sizes from 6 to 91a,
will be offered Monday at the
special price of 121ac. a pair.
ChiIdren's Three Quarter Hose,
in Black, Tan, and White, regu-
lar price 25c. Opening price,
lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
GLASSWARE AND CHINA.
WONDERFUL SELLING

Fine-Quality Pressed-Glass Custards. ex-
tra-smooth finished, full size, and good
value at &C., &c.
30 DOZEN GAS-GLOBES, 2 SHAPES,
AND ErCHfNdS. genuine German
filnt-glass, regular price 19c.; only
to a custOmer-i2c.
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IF YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL
and work. order your autographed and
printe stationery and blank books from
Morning News. Savannah Ga
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dren. moved TO Columbia about a month
ago They left a sool farm 10 Work in
the factory. First his daughter was at
Tackled with rneas5sz which terminated
IN pneumonia, and she died IN tWenty-tour
days after she was taken. Then her Ia
Their was taken down. and he died after
two weeks illness. When his remains
were On the way 70 the old family bury
ing ground In Fairfield his wife Uas
thrown from the wagon and mad heT
right arm broken, besides receiving ctner
internal injuries.
One OF the most cowardly. brutal and
mysterious assassinat.ons ever known in
the state was perpetrated at Blacksburg
shortly before i O'Clock Friday morni-1s.
Charles T. Williams. q native OF Georgia,
a trusted empiOye Of the western and At
lantic railroad as agent and operator a.
Dalton for years. was the victim and
when found dead upon the street five bull
let holes In his back, either one OF which
would have produced death, told the sto-
~ as well as IL could be told by speech
less Witnesses. About half an hour after
midnight the town marshal, who was out,
heard a number of pistol shots. and be-
gan an Investigation He had about given
I'D his work when he came upon a man
lying upon the sidewalk a hurried in
spectiOn showed him that the man was
dead. No one can imagine who could
have fired the shots. Besides Mr.. Jack
Williams and other relatives Mr.. Will
liams has in Atlanta. he has wife and
two or three children at Tunnel Hill and
an aged mother at Big Shanty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-10

block of wood at one side of the leg,
the latter being held in a steady position
by means of bandages and towels.
When all was in readiness the electric
current was turned on. The light imme-
diately began to flare and flicker, but ar
ter a short interval became quite steady
At the end of forty-five minutes the cur
rent was cut off, the bandages loosened
and the plate taken to the darkroom for
developing. After the lapse of fifteen
minutes Prof. Cox reappeared He SAID
he had every reason to feel gratified at
the result. The bones in the calf of the
leg" said he, ARE plainly discernible in
the plate, and in addition there is a solid
the bullet"
The doctors in attendance and the pa
tient himself were likewise pleased with
the result of the experiment. Subsequent
ly Cunning was requested to return to
the hospital, where an operation will be
performed as soon as a print can be OBJ
tanned from the plate.