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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-02-07

The Ocala Commercial and Ba-
zar Company have ordered $1,000
worth of bargains and jobs. in
laces, embroiderics and spring
dress goods, which will be placed
on their shelves and counters in
side of ten days. Wait Tor them.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-02-07
l.. 7. LEGION.

Tonight the Loyal Temperance
Legion gives an entertainment in
the Methodist church at 7:3o.
Every ore invitee. Admission
free. Following is the program:
Song g- Legion
Prayer.
Solo Miss Ethel Mark
Recitation-"At War with the
Constitution" ---J Justin Ogle
Quartet.
Recitation-"Lost" Jas. Farris
Solo and Chorus.
Recitation-"Personal Liberty"-
Hudson Curry
Collection.
L. T. l.. Star Hamlet Barry
Presentation of Medal
c. l.. Bittinger
Surprise 49, Rev. J. P. Hilburo
BenediCtion.
Judges-C. L. Bittinger, Mrs.
VIM. Sinclair.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-02-07

The National Protective Legion
pays SIS per week to members in
case of sickness or disability.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09
The PAUL OF THE SILVER
CAUSE.

An exchange refers t. W. Fl Mill
as Il recruit in tt. -iiv.r coinage
army. This i, An error, Mr.. Mill
har b" " an ~nut-puken char. pi0n If
ttt whi,e metal FIR many y4als.
While h" NAV net have written or
said murt to |~ @ener i pub ic n IA,
qu"-ti u in pri at" conversation w"
have nf'Ar heard him "ieclAr- for to
m t ili-n IA one o the graf needs He
has ~ Heen ti4ht ON rhi~ is issue
w k"ov mat he IA evpt on
the Wr"ng -idr f It 20 MOI call him
a r"rru.' The ie IN j. not applicable
to Ejm S nta E,'sa Republican.
Ne H1"w TT Who has referred
to Mr. Mills as a "terruIt in the sill
yer coi"a-e army but the Bee has
INST certainly and most correctly
spoken Of The gentleman as a onvert
to TIE ctuse. The views that he holds
to lay uuGn the qu-stiOu of silver are
not those which hr held WHEN he lived
in this city VIM. H. Mills Was a
staIwatt champion If +he dem0netiza-
ton It silver through the columns of
49,. IC
naa, ,n,a -. ~.
backs nd silver. md would quOre to
n &C.,
w.. nia' 9. ~
or; .L
-,
,,
~ " ','",
"7 "t"" " 7'Ni I"'7''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09

In another column is a complete
refutation of the lying assanets made
by Republican organs against State
Printer McCarty The figures are
taken from the State Controllers books
and ef~fectually dispose Of the charges
The remark made by Mr.. McCarty
relative to the offel OF a $1,000 bride
for a place in his office is something
for the Republican organs of the
State and the next grand jury to chew
on.
Peter Esters of Fresh Pond, N. J.
put a Lighted cigar in his pocket and
went to sleep. His funeral occurred
the following day.
The Hale & Norcross mine started
up again yesterday Under S~uperinten-
dant Cronin.
Herman Boehl of Gardnerville, was
auth orized yesterday by Judge Mack
to solemnize marriage.
Will Cavanaugh who has been to
Montana passed through to Virginia
yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-09
GENERAL CLARKE.

The Silver State thus speaks of Gen
Clarke:
]. brit NJ. Clarke of Carson, has a
reputation second to none Ms a lawyer.
n success in the prosecution # the
recent mint trials at Ca'eOn, in TIT
fac Of - bStaclts" whose seriousness
canuut br Ov-r estimated, is in itself
sufficient recommendation Of his
legal ability.
People out side the city a not re-
alizn he tremendous Oh Is he battIed
against. 1t was straight, honest legal
practice against trickAry and cOrrup-
ton, such as has seldom been VT
messed in he State. In all the case.
he never took a mean advantage or
struck a foul blow. His consummate
thoroughly displayed than in the mint
cases. His summing up for the G V
ernment in both the Honey and Jones
cases, the way he tore false te5tl-
monv t. shreds, and the way he
grouped the facts were masterpieces
of concise and logical reasoning.
His ability and experience as a
lawyer has been the mainstay Of the
Government in the mint cases, and
his square, conscientious work has
won him universal applause, as a
man that ian neither be bribed, bull
lied mol hood vinked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
THE COHEN co
THE OLD BREWERY SITE SOLD.
rhe webb Chemical Company 10
u..,,J otber Real Estate Sales.

Negsrs. J. Thompson Brown Co.
sold last week the James-Riyer Brewery
property, adjoining the Richmond
Cedar-Works, belonging to John T.
Retz wealthy brewer Of Philadei-
mia. TO 1.-THE Webb Chemical Company
80 Ricbmond. who will at once pro-
coed to erect upon the site 4arse S ,psn,,
Ical and fertilizIng plant. The Nepo
C.,lar,IcaI ComDany commenced opera
lions I'm Richmond about twelve menus
AGO and. owing to the increase OF pusF
rose II was necessary TO secure larger
nlace. hence their purchase Of the ABOVE
rronertv The site selected by them Is
one of the most desirable IN Ihe clls'
having advantage of two rallroau con
nections chesapeake and ONO ana .ne
Soutbern). and wharf on the properly,
The company IS now working up 70 It'
fun capacity, being crowded win oiueis'
to FIJI which it was necessary 10 eAi@' ~
the plant. . 70
hove in the last thirty days sold III
addition to the brewery property men
toned above. the consideration Tor Wiich
was $4,000. the following properties:
4 west Franklin-street residence
IN Mrs Mary G. Stokes for......S How
? stores and two warehouses, -FOUR
tecnth street near Main '''''''''' "''c ~
House on Thrtieth street .....''..' VO'
Frame dwelling, Chafiin street
near Reservoir street ..........;' ~
2 houses on north Twenty-ninth
street ........ .......s''''''''
Clay-street dwelling, near Fhlh oooo
street ......... ..'..-'''''''''''''' "a,
House on Godlin street ........'' ~
. houses on Munford street ........ lao
Queen Anne cottage In Barton ,oo-
Heights ........ s''', '''''''''.'..' '
Frame dwelling. Twenty-ninth -.
street ..........- ssssssss's"ss''''''' -
S. feet ground on Ross street ...'' loo
Brick dwelling. Fourth and jack
son streets ........ .........s.'.-'.' -,
7OS east Franklin street .........'.'. o-'V
warehouse, Ninth ana Cary
streets ..........s ...''''.''''''.'''' ''-''
Brick dwelling EOS east Clay
street .......... .....''''...'. 0''O'
Brick dwelling on Ihirteth
street ........ .s..sssss.s 's'''''''' "
Brick dwelling on St. James street. lzO
Brick store on ST. James erect. l,@0
3 houses west Leigh street ........ l,lVo
Total ......... .'''''' ''''''''''''Sll''1''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
SHE DID NOT REMAIN LONG.
4 Stranger who Sold Lotions ana
Toilet Articles for Awhile.


A rather handsome woman. who claim
ed 10 be travelling saleswonan for the
New York branch Of the English firm OF
w. Turtle e Co., spent several days In
Richmond last week, and left rather I'M
tremendously. The woman carried with
her a complete line Of face-balms, mani
cures. and other toilet articles, among
which she especially pushed the sale OF
a compound, neatly bottled. and Labelled
Turtles Cream Viola Balm" TO those
whom she addressed she represented her
self as stopping at the JEFFERSON, ana
claimed to have sod $50 worth OF her
goods TO a we'll known lady in Danvlle.
She also carried a sheet OF recommended
tons purportlng to have been clipped
from different well-known journals.
one of the Richmond ladies who had
patronized the stranger. suspecting that
she had not gotten what she thought she
was buying. communicated with the Dan
VILE lady referred TO by the dispenser
Of toilet articles. and received a telegram
from her saying that she had not bought
anything from the person named. The
case was put In the hands Of Sergeant
Tomllnson the next day after the receipt
OF this telegram, and when he called at
the clearinghouse at which the stranger
had been stopping, he found that she had
left.
The detective learned that those in
possession of the Danyille telegram had
confronted the saleswoman with 1t, and
she tainted. She did not remain much
longer. Chief-of-Detectlyes O'Brien. OF
New York. was wired in regard to the
matter, and replied that the New York
branch Of the London house had done
no business at their former place-3i6
west Fourteenth street-within the last
two years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
,,, 1'';'' '',,. THE BOSTON,"

years. and at one time was employed as
a guard at the penitentiary. Latterly ne
was engaged in merchandising. out LOT
about two years has not been IN active
business Of any kind. He had been IN III
health for about a year, but had only
been confined 10 his bed for four or n'e
weeks.
Dir. Cousins was brother or sergeane
r. Cousins. OF the Third Police Dis
trict. lie leaves a widow, seven children
and two brothers.
The funeral will take place from PINE
Street Baptist church this afternoon at ,
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.

Reduced Prices TO-DAY In the summer
Underwear Depart [ II should d NIKE
EraPty rricss 60 o. 49, in the season
Is phenomenal. but this is a phenome-
nal store. At.A nail,
and long sleeves 4oc., Instead OF oZ'2e'
ladies' Bleached Gauze Drawers. 4oc-' IN
stead Of 15c. .,.,, sro,,,
STRINGS in neck and sleeves, lOc'' IN
stead OF i5c. .,,,.
Gentlemen's Balbriggans, SOC. LOT SUIT
OF pieces. Instead % 81. A..
Medium Weight Shirts, Fc.
Gentlemen's MedIuH-N e'sN1
Shirts, l5c. cult. .o,hod
yarn. 5)c.--long or short sleeves
Rows GauZe Shirts, 2Oc. ,,.,-.. ...,,o.
children Ribbed Wrapper Shirts' summer
weight, DC.
Rieached Jeans Drawers, &c.
piea ched leans Drawers, maze OF oesl
teams. double seat, only JOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

AZ sharp's field yesterday afternoon re-
suited IN a victory for the former by a
score OF to 2. 1T.
Mr.. ,Cawthorne. of Baltimore, Is visit"
ing Mr.. Augustine Royal.
Mr.. Leslie Prentis, who has been SICK
for several months at his residence IN
Marks Addition. left yesterday Tor 'he
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Captain A. C. Attklsson IS detained al
home by sickness.
Mr. p. n. Wells left the city yester-
dav for Chesterfield Courthouse.
Mrs. Isabella Chandler. who has been
visiting Mrs. W. J. Morrisett. In swans
boro', has returned home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
To Sell out the Boat Club.

The boat club will no longer be run as
one of the athletic privileges Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. the
Board of Supervisors having come to the
conclusion that 1t is too expensive an
item 70 be longer continued. The entire
outfit is. therefore. for sale. 1t is not at
all unlikely that the Virginia Boat Club
will become the PURCHASERS of many or
the vessels OF the association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
We Get nuf Little.

The annual contracts for furnishing the
French government with tobacco. have
recently been awarded. Mr.. Alfred Gray,
OF Richmond. is TO furnish 100 hogheads.
This Is all Richmond gets. which is about
the amount OF the article France has
been buying annually in Richmond. Mary
land is TO furnish 10 900 hogheads. Most
OF the contracts are 10 be filled with
Western tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
SIZE OUR NEW RATTAN JARDI-
NIEREs.

New China Jardinieres, worth N.4S, for
SIC. each.
There's reason for the great selling
OF the Quincy" Refrigerator.
No other on the market combines as
many points Of excellence; then, too,
our enormous sales have enabled US
TO make unusual prices. Every Cur
ney" IS sold under the broadest guar
antee OF excellence. The King OF
Keepers, while a miser In ice.
Quincy Refrgerators, large enough Tor
a family of six persons; catalogue
price. Sl725 sale-price, $50
Refrigerators, with water-coolers, large
enough for family Of eight; cata-
logue-prce, S2l65; for 81 each.
Larce Refrigcrators, with water-cool-
ers. large enough for a family OF
twelve persons, will hold 100 pounds
Of ice; catalogue-price, rs; sale-prlce'
Sl3gS. 49,,
Extra-Large Size Refrigerators, with
water-coolers; catalOgue-prlee, S5s;
sale-price. slS9S.
Japanned Nursery Refrigerators, a good
s. value; sale-price, S2.i9 each.
SPECIAL
Fine Brass Ornamental CandlesticBs'
worth 45c. for 10c. each.
English China Tollet-Sets, coptainlng
y pieces, a good 50 value Tor S.oJ
1o.Piece Shaped Toilet-sets,
worth 8, for $3.50 EACH
Fine Royal Handicapped Fern
Dishes, worth $50, for N.2j each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
DREssMAKERy SUPPLIES.

Sewing SILK, 1i5c. a spool.
Crochet silk, &c. a spool.
Buttonhole Twist (colors), lc. spool.
Basting Cotton. 200 yards (guaranteed)
lsc. a dozen.
Marshqlfs Linen Thread, &c. spool.
Combination Needle-Books &c.
Fine French Tape. - inch wide, lie. q
dozen.
Safety Hooks and EyAs, &c. a card.
Velveteen Binding, &c. a bunch.
Taffeta Ribbon, for seam binding, 1Oc.
Dress Shields, pure rubber, 1Oc. a pair
silk Stitched Bone Casing, l0c. a piece.
Linen Corset-Laces, 21a yards, 1c.
American Made Pins 1c. a paper.
Hair-Pins, lc. a paper.
Clarks Darning Cotton, balls for DC.
Y g-an r,rr.--. ohoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
i0O9E. Main Street,
Opposite
Post-Office.
SADDLES, nnIDLEs, HARNESS. sc.

OUR VISITORS AND fRIENDs WILL
FIND A HEARTY WELCOME at No:
1902 east Main street, where We viii
take pleasure In showing them the ARREST
and best assortment Of SADDLES.
WHIPS BITS etc. 10 be found IN the
South. J. u. DIcKERsON & co.
Z my Jolt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

Mr.. William w. Cousins died yesterday
morning at $50 O'Clock at his residence
700 China street, In the Csth year
OF his age. The deceased mad been rest
Ami OF this city Tor more than forty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

Rev. w. II. Book. OF Clifton Forge, VIII
preach at the Third Christian church al
II A. M. to-day on What the Disciples
Teach Concerning the Lords supper. Az
4P. NJ, to men only. on Man Running
From God" and at p. NJ. on the De
struct,on OF Sodom-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
THE STORM sERGEs

IN NAVY and Black. are beginning 10
!" sell rapidly for travelling. shore, and
mountain wear. We show exceptional
ualues al Is. 80. and 75c.--really ex-
ceptional, as a look around VIII snow
you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
THE COHEN co.
SPECIAL.

Dresdsn-Chlna Handle Fruit-KnIyes
put up in a satin-iined box made Of
the famous "Polinger" steel. worth
$3.50 a dozen; sale-price, 50c. for a set
OF six.
Al Nickel-Silver Teaspoons. containing
~ dwts. CT pure silver 10 the dozen !;
worth $3.50 a dozen, for 50c a set OF
six Spoons.
Al Nicke.-Silver. Sugar-Shells. worth
75c.. for DC. each.
Ivory and CelluIold-Handle Carving
Sets, with patent fork, sabre-shaped
blades. made of the best sword-steel.
worth $3.50, for ti20 a set
C0coa-Handle Carsng-Knlves and
Forks. worth 81. for &c. a act.
Fine. Fancy-Handle Carving-Sets,
with patent fork, made OF the best
double-shear-steel, worth s.. for 75c.
a set
Fine. Triple-Riveted, Fancy-Bolstered
Bone-Handie Knives and Forks. worth
81 set, for 75c., a dozen pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

Every new and pleasing style is here at
materially reduced prices. Belts. lOc.
up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
COLoRED DRESS GOODS.

Season too far advanced and too many
Fancy Mixed Goods on our shelf All
the Fancy Mixed Checks that sold for
SOC, now SIC. q yard.
All-Wool Covert Cloth. well adapted for
bicycle suits. So inches wide. only Csc.
a yard.
All-Wool Challles reduced to &c.
Gentlemen's Madras Shirts. unlaundercd.
with one pair cuffs. You have paid
Sl2S for this shirt many times, now
only SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
GENTLEMEN's NIGHT SHIRTS.

Ionsdale Cambria Night
Shirts, 50 inches long. the only com
fort for the hot nights, zoe. the price
lust the cost OF material.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
GOODS FOR GRADUATES GOWNS.
HOW WE SELL MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR.

In one DAYS selling OF Muslin Underwear
last week we lost over $500; besides the
cost OF storekeepinS, and II was
good business move, notwithstanding
the fact that many or me lots ci3sf iI
season. we suspect at the full prices.
isn't il worth while to. lose money
now and then 10 make the store bet
ter? Doesn't the housewife make her
preserves better by boiling them down
and Swimming? Full lines not TO be
reordered. Broken lines must be clear
ed out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
JULIUSSYCLE&SONS,
THE TOWER,
UnbIeached Sheet
ing, as much as you
please and as long a.
we have Il.
lOc.
Persian PerCaies,
sc inches
wide,
&c.
Next Weeks Rare Offerings


an
etforme
the pnes and the business and passing all records just when
o time tomake
COME TO THE GREAT CARPET AND MATTG SALE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
COTTON WASH STUFF.

There is a collection OF Wash Goods
right at the Dress-Goods Counter. The
best OF European and American makes
only are good enough to be gathered
here. And yet to-day the littlest OF
little prices are put on these pretty
stuffs. Why? Simply because we've
gathered some OF the best purchases
OF the year in this section. Spic and
span from the mills and from import
er5.
At 19c. balance OF Silk Ginghams.
PIC. Plain Linen, Striped Linen. and
Linen with colored figures.
Fine Corded Dimitles, l212c. yard
Colored Dlmities, SIC.
Reiare Dimities, i0c., instead OF tic.
Persian and Dresden designs IN Jaconets.
The largest line Of Wash Goods in the
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
4 CHINA CRASH.

4 CHINA CRASH.
Prices here have been shattered and
broken into such small pieces that
those with limited means win be
able 90 purchase hne wares:
Vine French China, Haud-Decorated
Plates worth pc. your choice to-
morrow &c. each.
French and German China Cake
Plates. cost 4sc. to import. your choice
flr l5c each.
Iuc Auer-Dinner Cups and saucers
zeal china, worth 50 per dozen;
your choice. &c. pair
ua0-Decorated Ice-Cream saucers.
worth 1yc. per dozen. your choice lc.
each.
OUR Scent TABLE
contains wonderful bargains. French.
German Austrian, and Carlsbad.
and japanese CHINA. Dessert and
rrcad- ana Butter Plates, worth
l French Decorated olive Trays.
and ICc-Cream Sauccrs. worth NJ 20
:ar.. English Decorated Dinner
Plates. worth i5c-your choice Of any
article FOR o.. each.
French and German China Salad
I0Wls, worth CSC, hand-decOrated,
for 800. "a limited number TO any
one purchaserJ
Royal Vienna China Dinner-Sets. new
shapes. handsomely decorated, worth
so. containing 100 pieces; your choice
for ylC9S.
SIS Dinner-Sets containing 100 pieces
hand-decorated. gold-lned and traced
ful set for y persons. for $685. COM
plete
Handsome German China Cuspidors,
worth 70 to 7jc, each; your choice
for lie.
Dresden Decorated Calculates. worth
f5c for Doe. each.
japanese China cups and saucers. Toe.
each. value. 2jc.
japanese Toa-Pots &c. each. instead
of -.c.
yrom 10 TO u o'clock;
Yellow China Baking-Dishes. worth 7c.,
for &c. each.
Yellow China Mnxing-Bowls, worth
49,. for &c. each
yrom n3O to 1870:
French China Cups and Saucers,
worth $3.50 a dozen. for SC. pair.
Alpine China Cups and Saucers,
worth csc. a dozen, FOR &c. pair.
From 1 10 o'clock.
Alpine China-Covered Dishes. worth
t5c, for l9c each.
Fine Dresden China Pickle-Dishes
worth N25. for 25c. choice.
Fine French Chine Candlestlcks. worth
sSc. for 4Sc. each.
GLASSWARE.
CRYSTAL Fruit COMFORTS. on stand y
inches high, worth 4Sc, for l5c.
imitation Cut-Glass Berry Bowls. worth
lsc, for DC. each.
To-day we VIII sell 100 barrels Of 1mi-
uHon Cut-Glass Tumblers, worth SSc
dozen. for 21-2c each.
From 10 TO II O'Clock:
Fine Imitation Cut-Glass Col1-Tea-
Pitchers. worth Use, for loc each.
Fine Imitation Cut-Glass, apiece
sugar and Cream-Set worth 3Jc., for
l5e. complete.
We will sen to-day 100 dozen Engraved
Tumblcrs, worth 81 a dozen, for &c.
EACH
Thin Bohcmian-Blown Engraved Tum-
blers. worth Csc. a dozen. for Sl-2c.
each.
From 10 90 10 O'Clock:
300 dozen Water-Goblets, worth 9Sc.
Dozen for &C. each.
Tor al day.
Cry sta. Mine-Glasscs, new shape,
worth 15c. "a dozen. for lc each.
100 dozen 1hin-BlOwn Whiskcy- Glasses,
worth Co., "a dozen, for &c. each.
'or all day;
Imitation Cut-Glass Butter-Dishes, |
worth l5c for Sc. each.
Imitation cut Pepper and Salt Shak- |
qra. with uickel-plate tops, worth &C. |
Tor &c. each.
Imitation Cut-Glass Sugar-Dshes, worth |
..... for Joe. each.
Thr.e-Cornered Imitation Cut-Glass |
Orange Bowls. worth 2Jc., for Sc each. |
" OGDEN, WILLOW, AND HARD
WARE.
Quality Ecciric-Hoon Cedar Tubs, !
worth Glc. for SJc each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
GARDENERS.

Fine English Jardinieres. worth &c..
to-day, 25c. each.
Pretty Jardinieres and Pedestals. worth
50. for N.9S. complete.
From 10 to II o'clock:
100 New Jardinleres. worth 100, VIII
be sold for &c. each.
Jardlniere stands for decorating, worth
21c for loo each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
.n-cENr DINNERS.

EACH DAY DURING THE ExcUR-
SfONs FOR Development OF Trade dinners
will be served at the Woman's Christian
Association, I'll east Franklin street, 70
both gentlemen and ladies for the small
sum Of 3 cents. my lo-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
CORSETs.

At soc. Corsets OF strong jeans, heavily
boned. four rich steels, strong, zone
long waist, hooks. boned bust, silk
Tossed and embroidered-White. Drab.
and Black.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
RATS DYED-FEArHERs CLEANED.

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hats Bleae5ed
or nved ard made In the latest shapes.
Ostrich Feathers Cleaned. Colored, ana
curled. No. 2i5 east Broad street. second
may nay iO-su4t JAMES +. rHuRsroN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
r'9;:!(olitE:N!!,(o
IL \e--As-r-.sz-..S

great price concessions Thousands of dollars worth were
picked up by u.s. and tomorrow places them here at these
SENSATIONAL PRICES:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
BLACK GOODS.

You see the attractions are piling NJ. We
- give you an idea Of the immense Dress
Goods selling here now at cut prices:
Figured Black Mohair Lustres. &c, in
stead of soc.
Figured Black Sicllian. To say the price
was 81. Come and see now TO say 50c.
Atwood Fine Serge SOC, instead Of 75c.
We are showing a new line OF House
Wrappers. made Of good percale. only
7Jc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
WHITE GOODS.

Preparations for our annual sale OF White
Goods are now complete. In excellence
OF goods and low prices this will sur
pass any previous sale.
French Nainsook. IA yards, wide, &c.
Real Fine Nainsook. As inches wide, 37isc.
instead OF Toe.
White organdy, yards wide, s5c.
Fast-Black India Linen. l2lac a yard.
Real Fine India Linen, Sc. worth So.
Fine Check Dlmity, and Checked and
Stripes, Rizc.. instead OF l7c.
Tan India Linen. looks like real fine
linen, only l2lsc. a yard
Corded Plque. 12lhc. a yard.
Figured Pique, I2iac. a yard.
Colored Org1ndies. 25c. yard.
Wool and Linen Irish Homespun, 81
inches wide, only 50c a yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
HOSIERY.

A better stock OF Hosiery than the one
we show cannot be found In Richmond
Besides excellence. the quantity, quail
ity. and style, the prices are uncom-
monty small.
ChiiSTen's Black Ribbed Hose, double
knees and toes, full regular. size TO
10 only. 12Rc. ~, "a.
Ladies' Fast-Black Seamless HOSE loc' d
pair. ~,
Ladies' Fast-Color, Black Boots and Fan
cy-Tops, 10c. pair.
ladies' Lisle-Thread Richelieu Ribbed.
Hermsdorf-Dye, 80 fo: 'nS' psir u OVe'
New style Ties for ladies, solid colors,
Black, and Persian styles, Zoe.
Ia Belle Crepons, Sc. a yard.
Navy-Blue Sicilians, 45c. yard.