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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23

brsek are manufactured at Chilhowie.
va. Mr.. Buck has filed several con-
tracts for paving streets here. at Norfoik,
and other r1aces, and 10 negotiating one
at Portsmouth.
MARRIAGES.
There were two marriages solen1nzed
in the county on Wednesday by Rev.
J, =. Luck. At the home OF the bride
Miss Flora Walker was united TO Mr.
w. II. Graham. and Miss Della Moseley
and Mr.. T. T.. Fisher werc wed at the
home OF Mr.. w. d. Moseley. the father
Of the bride. near Reba.
There was a pretty homo wedding at
the residence Of Mrs. Mary c. Wildman'
when her daughter, Miss Mary Z. Wild
man, became the bride of Mr.. w. H..
Scott, Rev. Or. Kincomon officiating
Another recent county marriage was
that of Miss Mary A. Hix and Mr.. Henry
Il. Scott at the home OF the parents Oh
the bride, near Davis Mills. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. A. EuoanK.
MANY APPLICANTS.
The friend at Montvale who desired That
an appeal be made by your correspondent
for q physician to locate at MontVale'
now writes that there have been Iorty-
three applicants. and that four have al
ready come and been welcomed 10 that
community. What an object lesson on
the value OF advertising!
Mrs. Gilman. OF Minneapolis. has pur-
chased a farm near town and erected q
residence there, which she will soon oc-
cupy.
G. II. Saynor, OF Wisconsin, came last
week prospecting for Virginia lands. After
lnspecting q farm he decided TO 80 no
farther. and made the purchase at once,
promising soon TO return and buy two
more FOR his sons.
Ash wednesday was observed by men,
bers OF the congregation OF st. Johns
Episcopal church by appropriate services
tor the cay, and there will be regular
services IN the afternoons during the
Lenten season.
GAY JEWELLERS.
The misses Of the club styling them
selves the Gay Jewellers" held meeting,
previous to dlsbandlng during Lent, at the
beautiful home Of Miss BERTHE Sale,
Among other attractions Of the varied
programme was a number OF questions,
called a tea-test, the answers 70 which
must contain the Il sound. For example.
the -Four Hundred Society, bring the
answer. etc Miss Ellen Davis won the
prize. The sweets that were gracefully
served 10 these budding, happy young
girls served TO complete the pleasure OF
a very joyous occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Oliver. of Rich
mond are visiting relatives here.
Miss Jennie Abbott. who has beer
visiting friends here has returned to
Bellevue.
Mrs. John Holton, OF Yadkinsville, N
c., is the guest OF her mother, Mrs. S. e.
Auspach.
Or. and Mrs. De Forest, who have been
visiting Mr. +. @. Abbott, the father OF
the latter, will leave on Monday for their
home, in New York.
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BEDFORD CITY.
ice-HarveKt and skatfnH-Bought n
Farm-SOcini Matters.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. February e.
Cpec'al)-On Wednesday the advent OF
The sevefest spell Of weather we have had
thls season was heralded by fierce gale
Of wind, and a furry OF snow that feli
20 thick and fast that the air was dark
ened. The mercury fell % 4 degrees
above zero. But there are few unmiti-
rated evils. The bursting water-plpes
rive the plumber a carnival. and the
frozen ponds are soy 20 the young
folks. afforolns them. as they do. another
opportunity for skating, the ice being
about ELK inches thick.
A lot near the corner OF Main and
Bridge streets has been purchased by
Nessrs. Johnson. ellis & BROTHERS. who
VIII begin as soon as practicable 10 erect
vlon II a block Of brick stores. thus
Ming the only vacant space on Fridge
street In the year 1884 this street was
swept by devastating fire. that CON
sume1 every house upon both sides OK
-, ons. II IL now the business street
u NE place.
Dir. y. G. Buck. who is tho representa-
I'VE o. the Virginia Pavine-Bfick Com.
pany. states that the c,mfany has re-
Gently formed a contract With Phliadel-
phla 70 furnish the city with 100000
pf'sks per snnum Tor four years The
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THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.
a Scarcity of Oysters-very IlI-Per-
sonai Mention.

HOnui hzeDtlOns
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, February q
Special. )-Hucksters who supply our
town with oysters, and are especially
noticeable IN our streets every Satur-
day. were conspicuous by their absence
to-day. no bivalyes being procurable on
account OF the cold weather. Persons
coming from both the York and the
James rivers this morning report that
these two streams are frozen out to the
choLnel. A large New York schooner
which was blown ashore on jamestown
Island in the recent gale was foated this
morning. and proceeded on her voyage up
the river.
Mrs. Edward cottrcll after a pleasant
visit 90 relatives here has returned to
her home in Newport News.
Miss Zimmerman. from Alexandria. who
has been visiting the Misses Mercer Is
now the guest OF the Misses Morecock.
Miss Lucy Hundley. from Baltimore.
Will arrive here early In the coming
week 10 visit her cousin. Miss Lane
Mrs. w. r. Roberts. accompanied by
the Misses Lewis, OF Culpeper returned
last evening from Norfolk, where they
spent a most delightful time sight
seeing. They were the guests OF Rev.
Dr. o. s. Barten.
Mrs. C. i. Hill. Of Hazleton, Pa, and
Mss Gertrude Hin. from the Woman's
College, Baltimore, Md, returned home
yesterday after a pleasant visit 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Charles J. Person. This was
their first visit to Virginia. and they
were charmed with the sunny South.
IS VERY ILL.
Mr.. Edward Goffgan. chairman Of the
Democratic Committee. OF York Sounty,
and one Of the most popular and we'll
TODD citizens OF old York. Is here at the
bedside OF bis aunt. Miss Julia Warbur-
ton. who Is very Ill
Mr.. Arthur Richmond Goody. with hiA
bride. from Philipsburg, N. j.. arrived
here yesterday to visit Mr.. c. ]. Person.
a relative of Mr.. Goody's. Mr.. and Mrs.
Goody viii remain here about n week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henri Mouuuin have re-
turned from a visit OF several weeks TO
their New York residence. and are now
comfortably housed In their country
home. At Magruder. about four miles
out on the Bigelow's road.
WILL LOCATE IN NEW YORK.
Mr.. Henry Wise Is at home Tor few
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A MODIFICATION.
Fredericksburg and the Liquor
Dealers-GoId Seekers.

ana inc
DeaIers-Goid Seekers.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, February q
Special -Sentment here having under
gone marked change since the sending Of
the request to Senator Little. asking his
aid in the passage of soma measure
imposing more severe penalties in Frede-
ricksburg for violations of the law by
those engaged in the liquor traffic. a
modification Of the measure asked to be
passed. it is said. went down to the
Senator this morning. This step was
taken after sober, second thought by the
more conservative OF those engaged in
the crusade, and no objection was made
to it by any one of the dealers,
against whom violations of existing laws
were not charged.
GOLD Suckers.
Anent the article TO which attention is
called by the Dispatch, as appearing in
the Manufacturers Record, relative to
our gold properties. parties are coming
and going here every day or two, evil
IDENTIFY In search of information regarding
such properties. Aside from their pres
ence here. but little can be learned OF
their intentions. They seem well &C.
quainted with the location Of properties
>
them, and gathering a sack of specimens
from the dumps, they 90 as quietly as
they came. Several options have been
obtained lately by northern and western
parties on mines near here, from which
much gold has been taken.
RAILROAD-TIES.
Fredericksburg is sensibly feeling the
1O-per-cent- increase in railroad earnings.
as reported in traffic management This
Is best evidenced by the large number
OF barges that are now plying between
this port and northern markets. These
barges carry but little else than rail-
road-ties When II "a remembered that
each one carries from 1900 to 6,OC0 an
idea can be had of the magnitude OF the
business. The shipment of ties here
has been actively engaged In ever since
the war, and those in the business say.
as showing the recuperative power Of
our fOrest-lands, that In many instances
the same ground has been cut over
several times.
Farmers in this section say they have
never seen the wheat crop look so I'M
promising as at present. and some Of
them are talking Of ploughing the fields
and planting corn II the present I'M
favorable outlook continues.
The cold spell has mitigated to an mp
pfeclaDie extent, the doctors say, the
grip epidemic. There are fewer new
cases. and those afflicted are getting bet
ter.
The target-shooting OF the Washington
Guards for the Tyler Medal, which was
TO have come off to-day tthe 2od) has
been postponed until Monday. Aside
from the parade OF the soldiers, there
was no celebration OF Washlngton's Birth
day contemplated.
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DEATHS.

CARY.-Died. February e. 1895. at his
residence, No. LIZ west Grace street. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, FRANCIS MALLORY
CARY, In his 10Th year.
Funeral will take place THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock. from ALI
Saints church. Friends and acQuaint-
ances invited to attend.
FARRAR--Died. February II. 1895. at
Z O'Clock p. NJ. at the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. w. A. Hecht, No. 2sl4
street, Mrs. ELIZABETH FARRAR.
wifesf Mr. n. C. Farrar; aged 81 years.
Once I thought could not leave you.
children;
Once I was afraid to die;
Now I feel It's Jesus calls me
To His mansion In the Sky.
Why should you be grieving. children.
That your mother II goiux home.
To that land where sin ana sorrows
Pain. and weakness never comeY
By HER DAUGHTER, BETTE
She leaves loving husband ana three
dauehtsrs to mourn their loss. They
are: Mrs. J. II. Mingee. of Richmond:
Mrs. Bette Afinsse. Of Phoebus. Va
Hampton and Phoebus papers please
copX -x.- 4 -4-~>.-. -4zA >->>----->~-~>-<<-<.
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Pretty ToIerabIe Cold.

MONTERREY, VA, February 2-tspe-
cIeiS-The coolest weather Of the winter
"a upon us. On Wednesday evening the
wind shifted to the northeast. and
sIight snowfall continued throughout tho
nieht and the following day. The Their
mometer registered SIX degrees below
Thursday morning. and the mercury aio
not rise above zero during the oay' the
cold being intensified toward evening Dy
a fierce gale.
ia lowest registering for the winter.
being ten below.
Stock exposed to the storm are suher-
ing intensely, and should prompt every
humane stock-raiser TO erect sheds Tor
the protection Of stock at such time
o. this.
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MISS FAIR MAY WED.
She Is Credited with the Intention
of Marrying Maitland Kersey.

A New York special OF the 10th says:
The old rumor OF an engagement between
Miss Virginia Fair and II. Maitland Ker-
sey has again been revived. The fact
that Miss Fair and Mr.. Kersey sailed
for Europe a week ago yesterday on
the same steamer, the Majestic, has lent
color to the report, and those In a
position to know consider this very sig
niicant Mr.. Kersey's devotion to the
beautiful young California heiress has
been an open secret for several years;
indeed, an engagement between them has
been reported on several occasions.
| The barrier to their marriage Is said
to be a former Mrs. Kersey, who, the
story goes, lives out West. separated
from the young Englishwoman by d.
vorce. Miss Fair Is very devout Ca
tholic, and as such does not recognize
a marriage with any one who has been
divorced When Miss Fair realized that
q marriage with the man OF her choice
was impossible. she took up the threads
OF her life In the old way, went about
In society, received certain amount Of
attention from various men, but never
enough from any one to suggest that
she as much as entertained q passing
fancy for him. At Newport, last sum-
mer. she had q number OF admirers.
The young son or Senator Brice was
among them. and frequently accompa-
MED her on her walks to Bailey's Beach.
shell wait for Kersey, even IL she dies
an old maid" all her friends said, when
1t was suggested that Mr.. Brice might
win her hand.
Since the marriage OF Mrs. Mabel
Wright Yznaga and Count Bella Itchy.
Mr.. Kersey IS said to have renewed his
suit. Although Mrs. Yznaga had OBJ
tanned a divorce from her first husband.
Fernando Yznaga her marriage with
Count Itchy was sanctioned by the
Catholic Church. on the grounds that
no marriage had ever existed. The OBJ
feet OF Miss Fairs trip abroad Is said
10 be the desire to inform herself
whether there may not be some reason
for the Catholic Church granting dis
pensation In her case. permitting her to
marry Mr.. Kersey.
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Hampden-sidney Notes.

HAMPDEN-SIDNEY. VA. February
Especial )-During high wind this
week the roof OF the gymnasium at the
seminary was blown OF. and other dam
age done.
Mr. Gilbert Walden gave an elegant
dialect reading in the college chapel FRI
day. Many people here hope that our
athletic manager, Mr.. II. Lee Tr1nkle. VIII
secure the services OF Mr.. Polk Miller
for one Of his readings.
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starting point where Whitaker was last
seen about. The dogs were taken back
to the State farm at Caledonia yesterday
afternoon.
1t now develops that there were two
or three other colored men who told
Whitaker not to submit to what Har-
rel said to him. 1t Is thought that war
rants will be issued for these when the
matter comes before the Solicitor Mon
day.
Mr.. Z. o. Moore. brother Of Robert
Moore, who Is now in jail for killing
Samuel Jones. came up this week from
Kinston. and is with his mother and Sis
ter here.
Mrs. b. +. Tillery and her sister, Mrs.
J. NJ. Tillery, have been here on q visit
10 friends and relatives this week.
Mr.. w. G.. Lamb. OF Williamson, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. William Hodges. one Of the most
successful farmers in this part OF the
county. has been quite I'll for SONS time.
There will be an important meeting of
A. Hale
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Black The Black Dress Goods
Dress if less brilliant is equally
Goods. interesting. The Black
Dress Goods include also all the
staple weaves in great variety.
s5c. silk-Finish Henrietta for ooc.
SIC. Black Imperial Serge. for 45c.
zoe. Fancy S!cilIans. very stylish, TOT
35c.
WE SELL PRIEsTLEY'S BLACK
GOODS.
Muslin Here is the brief
Underwear. story of Muslin
Underwear in lots placed on CEN
tire. counter that should find
owners before the store closes.
Ladies' Drawers. with tucks and trim
mings. for 20c
Ladies' Good-Quallty Drawers, sold at
s0c.: trimmed In torchon. for 5oc
Ladies' Gowns. with Hamburg yoke and
tucks. for SOC.
WE ARE SELLING BETTER GRADES
that are slightly soiled. AT A BIG RE-
DUCTION.
Mems The Shirt subject is
White always interesting
c,.t here, because of the in
ohir'S' comparablylow prices.
The following figures have been
made especially for tomorrow.
Mems 81 Embroidered Bosom Shirts for
Pearl Shirts. we sell them for 75c.
Mems soc. Custom-Made White Shirt.
IN Mems Good-Quaiity Canton Flannel
Drawers. 23c.
White Many enjoyed our ex-
Goods. hibit of White Goods in
window, and many compliments
were passed upon the elegant
display. The exhibit still con-
tinues, and everybody should
take this opportunity of seeing
our Beautiful White Goods.
Baby We distance all
Carriages. former achieve
ments tomorrow in the presen-
tation of extremely beautiful va
rieties of the latest Baby Car
riages at prices that have never
been known before. We handle
the strongest, durable, and the
lightest weight Carriage in the
city.
Our So Carriage and so Carriage have
the same durability. See them; try them
No one else can handle them We are
showing beautiful styles In Sleeping
Coaches.
Fourth foor-take elevator.
COrsetS. On sale at II O'Clock.
1 lot Of 90c. Corsets, made from
coutil, neatly Tossed, price SOC.
Crash. Towelling in bleach
and unbleach. Very heavy
Towel for 3s4c.
Towels. We bought them at
less than their worth, and SO
may you. Very heavy Cotton
Towels, large size, 4 for 25c.
Jardinieres. Sold at Sc, with
heavy bow-knot, for 50.
Window One lot of Window
Shades. Shades, slightly soil
ed cold at h0c for 1Qc
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Cards, Heads. Statements. Letter
Heads, Note Heads. : Circulars. Handbsils,
Dodgers. etc, printed BY the Dispatch
Company at low prices. VIII gtve you
good work at same prices you pay Tor
inferior work Send as your orders ana
We VIII guarantee satisfaction In every
rar{icuiaE.
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MARRIAGES.

BOWLES-cROsS.-M Tuesday,
February Is. 1886. at e:2o p. NJ, at the
residence of the brides brother. N. b.
Cross. No. 5l7 west Clay street. by Rev.
II. C. Garrison, Mr.. c. w. BOWLES and
Miss LAURA 3. CROSS. both OF Rich
mond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23

Boys Boys Extra-Long
Hosiery. and Heavy Ribbed
Hose, fast black, sizes 6 to S1s,
for 10c.
Perfumery. Fine quality Per-
fumes, all odors, sold at 25c. a
bottle, now 1Sc.
Linen These prices may be
Torchon considered too little
io'e''o' to talk about, but
LdCes' they're not too little
to think about. Laces 2, 21a, 8,
31s, 4, Az, and &c.
Children's The styles and
Long making are exactly
Us what you want in
cashmere Wraps of this sort.
CIOaks. Tan, Grays, and
cream.
Infants Atwood Cashmere Cloak 60 en- 90
broIdered at sleeves and top, ony 60.
Children's Ail-Wool Cloaks. with sn9d.
embroidery. 'scalloped cape, ana ehoi0'1-
cry at bottom; only 80.
Mating Tomorrow we Will
Sale. sell Extra-Heavy Mat
ting, 15c.
ITEMS So Mackin-
MackintOSheS. toshes for 81.
Many An opportunity neg
Chean lected may be forever
lost. Can you afford
ihihgs. to neglect these oppor-
tunities to-day?
TSlow's Perfect Complexion Powder, &C.
SAfcty-Pins, good service, &C.
Hair-Pins, goodC, S,1aln ic'
Lock Bracelets. good wear; for zac "a,
Black and White-Stripe Ribbon. loc.
Mems Suspenders, 10c. a.
Mems Linen Collars. 4-ply, Tor aoc' ,or
Gull-bOAtSs OAilt@eNf 49, -
Hair Curriers'. medium-slze, &c.
Stamped Pillow -Shams, lOc.
Knitting Silk. all colors, a spool Tor lVc.
Hamburgs, on good cotton, &c.
Flannel They are not so
NorfoIk stylish, but they are
49,. good and warm, sold
Wais's' at $1.75, for 50c.--in
Tans.
ChiIdren's 1t is not easy to
ColOred get a Handsome
Silk Silk Cap at hall
Caps. price. We bought
up a large manufacturers entire
sample line. Your choice of 81,
$3.50, and 50, for SOC.
Ladies' Made Of
House Dresses g ;oht q Fa1;ro
and Wrappers. for soc.
School Blank Books, sc.
Supplies. Pads, &c.
Pads. best-quality, sc.
Slate-Pencils. wood encased, O dozen
| for Sc
Slate-Pencils. a box 1oc.
Lead Pencils, a dozen, &c.
Small bottles of Ink, &c.
States with felt covering, 5, 6, z, and &c
Penholders. smooth surface, lc.
Book Novels by the
Department. best authors,
sold at Csc, for 1212c.
Novels, paper back, &c.
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VNsuCCEssFuL
The Hounds CoeId Not strike Trail.
scotland Neck Personals.

SCOTLAND NECK N. c.. February
a -~fsnecial )-Yesterday the party that
went out the night before with trained
honnas 10 hunt for Robert Whitaker.
the coiored man who killed J. N. Hair
ran. returned after . fruitless search.
The ground was very hard ana the wind
wss hIeh. and they could not hnd .
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The E. B. Taylor Co.,
No. East Broad Street.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DO you sPECULATE7
GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL SPECULA-
TION" mailed free. Wheat. Provision,
Cotton, and Stock speculation on limited
margin thoroughly explained Core
spondence solicited. WARREN. FORD &
CO, IL Wall street, New York. re z3-lt'
FOR SALE AN OLD ESTABLISHED
BUSINESS. Groceries and liquors. Cor
ner store. Business thoroughfare- One
OF the best stands In the city. Small
stock and fixtures for sale. Address CON-
RAD, Dispatch Office. re l23-l'
800 PER MONTH, OR MORE.
Chances 10 make money by speculation
are better now than ever Nice incomes
are made from small Investments. Wheat
and Stocks offer excellent opportunities
FOR those with limited means TO make
money. We always work for customers
Interests. Write for advice and book
showing how TO do It free; M
de e-Su&w1y 20 Broadway, New York.
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There will be an important meeting Of
the Ladies' Auxiliary Of Pickett Camp
tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
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de s-su&w1y 20 Broadway, New York
RRIcKsll BRIcKs!!

A fine opportunity to 60 into the
BRICK BUSINESS. Owing TO poor health
the owner wishes to retire from business,
and so offers his ENTIRE BRICK-
MAKING PLANT FOR SALE PRl-
VATELY. 1t consists IN part Of the fol-
lowing: Three entire blocks Of land In
city. occupied by yards, kilns drying
houses, stables Offices, ETC.; fifteen acres
OF the best clay around Richmond; en-
tire OUTFIT and machinery for making
bricks OF all kinds; twelve fine mules.
carts, and wagons; 100000 Of common
and pressed brick. Everything Is in first-
class order. For full particulars apply to
A. l.. ADAMSON,
70 ie-su&Th4w Manchester. Va.
SYSTEMATIC sPECULATION.-s1,5 500
made in 80 days on sloo. Now Is your
chance Markets very active. our book on
Speculation and daily Market Letter fur-
nished free. FREDERICK WIGGINS &c
CO, I35 vanBuren street. Chicago.
fe ls-Su4t
sPECUI.ATTON.- SEND YOUR sPECU-
LATIVE orders for grain. provisions. and
stocks to 8 reliable house. We solicit
orders on margins. Our daily market
letter sent free on request; also. our book.
profitable Trading" Our facilities are
rnexcelled. MKENZfE, TURNER &
CO.. AIS Western Union Building. Chicago.
ia 19-Sul3t
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EmbrOideries. Big prepara-
tons for to-morrow's selling.

All our New Embrolderies are here
every kind imaginable. Match-Sets, on
Cambria and Nainsook. Ail-Overs, Grass-
Linen EmDroIderies, with materials Ia
match; all priced Tor quick selling.
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The lnducement Season

here the season when you don't about buying much
anything when storekeepers have to provide lot OF 81
ira inducements in order to stimulate trade we nav
many and you'll find them here tomorrow
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Glass-Handle Nobody ever
Umbrellas. dreamed ofbuy-
- z..ol. Ir..I,.o11os ~ CT

The manufacturer never expected to see
the day when he'd sell them at such
price, but The unexpected happens To-
morrow sl.69 Umbrella (one 10 customer)
90.
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The following hgures have been
made especially for tomorrow.
Mems 81 Embroldered-B Bosom Shirts for
75c.
Pearl Shirts. we sell them for 75c.
Mems SOC. Custom Made White Shirt.
linen-bosom, for 3yc.
Mems Good-Quality Canton Flannel
Drawers. 25c.
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duNCS
Just now we can afford to sell Boys
Clothing at q bargain.
Boys Knee-Pants, l2c.
Boys 75c. Knee Pants, &c.
Boys Double Breasted Suits. sold at
$50; years to IL; now 9oc.
REMNANTS CHECK MUSLlNS, &c.