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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18

/ ;neu You want honest
Damasks. values at the low
est prices possible.
We are positive we can do this.
Stop at this department and
look at the values and prices for
yourself.
Red or Cream Table Damask. good
width, and splendid 35c value, 25c. yar1
Turkey Red Table Damask, 70 inches
wide, the best oil-boiled goods. 75c. a
yard
Lemon and Ecru Mixed Table Damask
full yards wide, new fad. worth 81
yard. Toe.
Our Pinch Silver Bleached Table Da-
mask cannot be equalled for quality OF
pattern. 75c.
6O-inch Pure White Table Damask, very
heavy and OF elaborate patterns, 5Vc.
Sanitary We were so success
R;rdeve full on Our first con-
signment had to re-
order-the prices are the same.
Four new patterns and colors in Tapes
try at 81 1-2c a yard have been added 10
our already immense assortment.
Striped Flannel, In strips l-2 yaros
long, enough for full skirt, 81 each'
Au-WoOl White Flannel, zoe.
a Yard.
Ladies' Need them now,
Underwear. don't your We
have them also,
and the kind you want. The
price is small, considering the SUI
perior quality we give you.
Ladies' Heavy Jersey Ribbed Vests,
with sllk-taped neck. and Pants to match,
25c.
Ladies' Gray One Half-Wool Shirts;
These are the standard natural ribbed
goods. 5Oc.
Ladies' White Atwood Vests and
Pants, Of the regular A.S grade, 15c.
Ladies' Union Suits. Oneita brand, one
half wool, $50.
children's Union Suits. sizes to 10
years. 25c.
Infants All-Wool Vests, in sizes and
4. 35c. w..
Children's Natural Wool Sanitary Vests.
| 81 to CSC, according TO the size
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VIXEN Women Writer. write.

Conan Doyle says no has always OBJ
served that whether womans style Of
writing be plain or horid. II Is always
clear and comprehensive. mo woman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18

HOUSED FURNISHINGS

at the popular store and at less than the
popular prices. We are always hammering
at the prices, and it will be only matter Of
time before you can buy cheaper than what
we can All goods possible must be closed
out in order to make room for the Holiday
Goods.
CONF THIS WEEK TO IHALHIMER'S.
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A Few TaiIor-Mad Coats.

Ladies' Black Boucle Tailor-Made
Coats, half fitting front, trimmed with
pearl buttons, pleated back, and new
faring collar, Sl259.
Ladies' Novelty Tailor-Made Coats. In
Hunters Green and Cafe au Lait, half
fitting front. fancy strap seams in back,
four large pearl buttons, full silk lined,
$50.
Ladies' Empire TailorMade Coats, In
Navy and Tan. fancy strap seams in
back, new fiaring collar, full silk lined,
$50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18

ChiIdren'S Just note thepret-
peafers ty novelties we have
here for the little
ones. They don't cost very much
and they are so serviceable.
Fancy Borcle Mixtures. OF Green and
Black, Red and Black. Brown and Black,
large collars of solid colors ages to 10
years, s..
Fancy Mixture Refers. sailor collars
In solid colors. with braid trimming, $S.4S.
Tan Empire Refers. trimmed with fan
cy braids and buttons. ages to 10 years.
B.ss.
Refers OF Boucle Mixtures, in Red and
Black. with bands OF Black cloth ana
pearl buttons. S.
Plain Kersey Coats, in Navy or Red
velvet piping. fancy silk lining, sS.4S.
Silk loaded down with all
Counter the bright creations
of the new season.
See the crowd in this depart
ment always is our best proof.
wide-weave Black Moire. 81.
Handsome satin-strioe Taffeta Silks.
with brocade figures. q inches wide, 5Oc.
a yard.
Figured Taffeta SILK. IN Delft. Blue. and
all the leading shadings. q inches wide
Sc. a yard.
Beautiful Powered Taffeta Silks, 10
inches wide. SOC. yard
Fiorentine silks, 30 inches wide. These
goods are heavier than the China silks.
81 lie. yard
Plain Blacl, Satin Rhadame. "a inches
wide, 75c- yard.
Black SILK Armure. new and .heaVy' ~
inches wide, Coo yard.
so-inch-wide Plain Black Taffeta silks
b0c, a yard.
BLACK and White Taffeta Silks. in dia-
rnond and leaf patterns, - l-2 inches "lue'
TIC. a yard.
New Black Silk Wells with
Wells. cream silk dots and cream
lace edge, SOC. up.
BLACK SILK Wells. with Black chenille
dot, and Black or White lace Doruets' 'oc'
White Chiffon veilnes. White with
Black rings, or Black with Black rings
boc a yard.
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Newest in Capes.

Ladies' Tan Capes, with Brown velvet
collars and straps, trimmed with pearl
buttons, s4.9S.
Ladies' Black Kersey Capes, with strap
and braid trimming. and pearl buttons,
&eS.
Ladies' Black Boucle Capes. with bands
of plain kersey. The correct mourning
garment, $780,
Ladies' Tan Kersey Capes, front and
collar Of Brown Boucle, strap trimming,
$3.50.
Ladies' S0-inch Black Boucle Capes, col
lar and bands of plain cloth, fun satin
lined stylish thing, for $40.
Ladies' Black Beaver Double Capes'
fur and braid trimming. s2.sS.
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Cutlery.

This week we sell fine Cocoa Handled
Knives and Forks, bolstered and riveted;
usual price. 81 per dozen: &c. each.
Best Steel Butcher Knives, that sell at
&c, for 10c. each. ..
LARGE YELLOW MIXING-BOWLS
for 39c instead of 62c.
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Lamps and Tables.

In this line we offer this week two
specials that cannot be eualled for came
money:
Fine Onyx-Column Banquet Lamp. with
centre-draft burners, worth S3.9S, for sl.sS
Large Mexican Onyx-rop Brass Tables
Ohe legs are nicely embossed, ana VIII
stand ordinary usage without any show,
a s6.4S Table, for 1873.
Fine O-Piece China Dinner Sets, New
Vermont shape" usually sells at 10, our
price, s6.9s.
Glassware.
Three barrels OF Best Flint Glass
Tumblers, that sell at fSc. dozen, choice
of several patterns, 25c. iozen
Imitation Cut-Glass Salad saucers
worth 4sc. dozen, 70. each
Beautiful Crystal Glass Water Bottles,
2lc. each.
Handsome Imitation Cut-Glass. One
Half-Gallon Water Pitchers. regular
29c. article. for loo.
Tin and Graniteware.
1-ouart Best Tin coree-POts for &C.,
worth loo.
Best Tea-Kettles. 100.
Half-Gallon Best Tin on-Cans for &C.
instead OF lsc.
2-ouart oyster and Mllk-cans. with
tops. for 12c.
2-Quart Best Tin Sauoepans. &c.
s-Hoe Best Muffin Rings for Be-,
worth l0c.
Best Tin Deep, Square Bread-Psns
for &c.
Good-size Best Tin Pie Plates. lie.
10-Quart Best Tin Dish Pans for &c.
worth lie. each.
Best Granite Iron Dish Pans, good soc-
value, for 35c.
i2-Hole Best Notified Granite Muffin
Rings for 25c.
Best Notified Granite Tea and Coffee
Pots. 4Sc. article, for pc.
Large Block-Tin Preserving Kettles
12c.. worth 2lc.
Best Tin Tubed Cake-Moulds. for &c.
Notified Granite Saucepans, with tops,
PC. worth 2sc.
Best Notified Granite 4-Quart Coffee
Pots 4Sc. instead OF 79c.
&c Gre mite Pie Plates for &c.
TIN TOILET SETS, In new color
ings, Csc.
T<%g.x
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OCTOBER 10. 1896.


reL
purchase sema
ntm Hmdg
wd-knw ad
Thalhier Bros . yss n gs Fs a1 v@t % %
it is in ametvan
The UpoDate OnePrice Retailers edtn omc
ing Cold entse just come and take peep mercury o ~ w
h
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Beautiful Limoges Souvenir Plates latest
decorations; usually sold from $50 10 g.
to close, nc. each.
Nice White China Cups and Saucers
for &c q set, instead of 5sc, set
Fine China Comb and Brush Trays, Win
French decorations, worth A.25. choice
6ec
Beautiful Carlsbad China Sugar ana
Cream Sets, worth 800, for &c.
Handsome Toilet-Sets, In new Shapes
and decorations, special, S-AS.
CioId-Band Carlsbad China Cups ana
SaucorS for Sc. each.
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COME THIS WEEK TO THALHlMER'S.
Cut-Glass and Ornaments

1913 Cut-Glass Syrup Pitchers. with
best sllver-plated white metal tops ass
handles, s.79.
Few more Cut-Glass TumblerS. that s.u
at s. a dozen, 25c. each.
Handsome Dresden Ornaments. IN new
shapes and decorations; special thl
week. &c.
l4c. for Handsome Transparent Ss,sg.
ma Vases.
Large, Handsome Hungarian Vases 70,
C9c., instead Of $i.60.
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ChinaWare.

Thin Carlsbad China Oatmeal Dishes
bought TO sell at 19c. each; this week 10
go at l2c.
Beautiful Thin Carlsbad China Chocc.
late Cups and Saucers-they always sell
at $3.50 a dOzen-l2c.
Large China Milk Pitchers. IN Light
Blue and Yellow decorations, a &c. ar
ticle, for 12c.
Handsome japanese Tea-Pots, usral
price Sc; 20 close out. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18

CIiIdren's Just note the pref
Peefers. ty novelties we have
here for the little
ones. They don't cost very much
and they are so serviceable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18

In this line we offer this week two
specials that cannot be eualled for came
money:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18

Fine 1O0-Piece China Dinner Sets, me
Vermont shape" usually sells at 80. OF
price, s6.9S
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Don't Irnagine /,
O-Date One-PriCe Retailers,

Cold Just CONC anu PeP " 0'0
mus something.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18

Large Size Breakfast Plates, Of
White China, a csc. dozen value,
for &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18

Large Mexican Onyx-rop Brass Tables
(the legs are nicely embossed, and Will
stand ordinary usage without any show,
a ,6.AS Table, for 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18

Fine Onyx-Column Banquet Lamp. Wit
centre-draft burners, worth 1898, for SIS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

-.xyEgeSE4. FS.sHsf' 4Ers-TEd5gNt ---r-# 1870
many instances much of It has been
attributable to jealousies for the
Norfolk N~avy-yard. 1t is not meant to
say that the Washington Post belongs
10 his latter class. but an editorial in
That paper a few days ago abou the
Texas was, TO say the least. unjust, and
not in keeping with what one would
expect to see In a journal of so good a
reputation as the Post.
according to the Post. Captain Henry
Glass. the officer In OF the
Texas, has taken exceptions to what 1t
had to say about the ship. and that
paper yesterday makes n r%ejoinder. and
thus 1t is an unpleasant subject is
again reopened. Captain Gluss says
that the Texa VIII prove the most
efficient ship of her class: that she has
developed wonderful speed and maneu-
vsring qualities. and will prove an adeal
hghtfnE machine at sea-" and certainly
Captain Glass should know what he is
TALKING about.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The Washington Post thin ks the
wrecks in New York hurbor do not con-
stitute n circumstance to the favorite
son wrecks which will strew the st.
Louis coast along I'm June, and It Is
right.
Colonel John S. Cunningham, of North
Carolina. is said to be the owner Of the
largest tobacco farm in the United
states. He had nearly three million
nils to cultivate and harvest last year,
says the New York Tribune.
italian army officers are wretchcdly
paid. a sub-lieutenant's salary is 1.S0O
lire S24O q year, which. after paying
the X and official expenses. including
the uniform, leaves him about SIT a
month for his board and lodging.
The Savannah News notes that official
figures printed in Madrid papers are
TO the effect that up to March | there
had been sent from Spain to Cuba lis, 0OO
troops. and that the war. which has
now been in existence a year. has cost
the Spanish Government $50, 600, 600.
The Nashville Sun a com
mercial failure as follows: WIN. Jen.
kins, a leading retail hardware dealer
OF Knoxville yesterday surrundered tc
the gold standards" and another, 1.-The
Pittsburg and Western railway went
into the hands of a receiver yesterday
Sound money was too much for it,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07
THE TEXAS A

1t is strange, but it appears that with
some people the battleship Texas Is to
remain a one of contention for all
time. The belief has prevailed tina the
report of the IVA committee appoint
ed by the Secretary &c examine her
condition when she was at the New
York Navy-yard a short while since.
covered everything, and that the state
ment of the officers who made the trial
trip on her. TO the effect tina she was a
fine ship, which. with some alterations.
would make her one of the best crafts
In the navy. was sufficient to end all
furtE'r comment, but 1t appears that
this was a mistake.
Since the days when her keel was
hrst iaid at the Norfolk yard, the Texas
has been made a target by some people
and no opportunity has been lost to
give her a shot. Much of this has been
due TO a lack of knowledge of the
the true condition Of the ship. but in
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07
a

A writer In the Landmark OF Wednes-
day. over the signature of "B.", fires
wide OF the mark when he asserts that
the Democratic electors whom he CLASH
fes as the Reform Democrats will not
support u Democratic ticket no matter
how unobtectionable 1t may be, be-
cause they are likely to have very
little to say III the matter. These Dem
ocrats fought for the adoption of the
leEalized primary election law. They
will have all thut any Democratic elector
could ask or expect or want. when they
express their cheice for candidates at
that election. They could not ask for
anything more! They expect a legalized
primary election-and this request recog-
nized. they will participate In the same
and warmly support, the nominees of that
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07
PERSONALS.

Gov. Stone urges the Missouri Demo-
Gratis to adopt the unit rule and cast n
solid vote for free silver at Chicago.
The widow Of Alexander Campbell
founder of the Christian or Canpbellite
faith, is living at the age of 81. in Beth
any. w. Va.
The Duke of Yorl's collection of
postage stamps, which he recently sold
to one of the Rothschilds. bore an in
a of 5000. 900.
Gen. John S. Williams. celebrated as
"Cerro Gordo Williams Is IS years old,
but he is passing n li:cly and vigorous
old age in his Kentucky estate.
1t is that Chris. l.. Magee
will seek an election TO the P~ennsylva.
MIA Senate, with the view of succeeding
Cameron in the United states Senate.
All Paris has been Interested i'm the
disappearance of Mdilr. "Saral
Brown" II Russian woman, who has
been the model for some OF the mos
famous painters and sculptors of tn,
French capital. The name she bore wa,
supposed to hide IL noble russian Iva.
tronymic. She was the original of re
febvre's Lady Godiva" and his GLEN
enc 1saure.'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

One day, as i wandered, heard n complaining
And saw a poor woman, the picture OF gloom.
She glared ut the mud ON her doorsteps twas
raining),
And this was her wall as she welded the
broom:
"Oh, life is n toll, and love Is IA trouble.
And beauty will fade, and riches will flee.
And pleasures they dwindle, and prices they
double,
And nothing is what l could wish it to bel
''Thero's too much of worriment voes to a
bonnet;
There's too much OF ironing goes to a shirt:
There's nothing that pays for the time YOU
waste on it:
There's nothing that lasts but trouble and
dirt. -
"1n March 1t is mud: it's slush in December:
The midsummer breezes arc loaded with
dust; -
In fall the leaves litter; in muKgy September
Tho dirt piles up, and combat it | must.
"Last night in my dreams l was stationed
forever
On II bare little isle in the midst of the sea.
My one chance of life was a ceaseless cnde,yor
To sweep off the waves ere they swept over
me.
calais, twas no dreami Again I behold It'll
j yield. l am helpless my fate to a~yertl"
She rolled down her sleeves, her apron she
folded,
Then laid down and died and was buried In
dirt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

Miss Susan B. Anthony, Of Rochester,
lie on her way to California. where she
will be the guest of Mrs. Sargent, the
widow of A. A. Sargent, and president
sof the California State Suffrage Asso-
sciRtion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

IA telephone has been placed on the
spTeacher's desk in the Congregational
Shurch at Norfolk, Conn. in order that
Smembers Of the church who are unable 10
after the Services may hear the SER
mons as they sit at home. .
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

club has been organized in Dallas.
tex. each member of. which is TO be
ssaauaressed as colonel by his associates.
NOW the Galveston News thinks that
S l!s is in the market to furnish colo
helS: Tor the Cuban expedition.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

sEah iinlIn Is the view the Lowell News takes
sSshit' we think President Cleveland can
uepended on to do the right thing by
y aMSsE when the proper time comes
BAssWii say to Spain: Get out of Cuba
Sa 3 don't get out. the United states
sasil put yeu oats
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

New York Mail and Express says
fkalt Utah's juries now cisist Of eight in
safead Of twelve men. This innovation
based on the theory that eight Utah
s tn are equal to twelve citizens of any
either State.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

1.-THE Washington Sta saws that 1t is
hoped that Ii Hung Chang has not been
fper-suaded to visit this country by rep
eresentations that he will get same ideas
defending the Chinese coast.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

The Somerville Journal announces that
g new woman is crowdins her way into
almost every business and profession,
SSp p up to date the policeman has felt no
alarm at the possibility tha he might
lose his job.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

you don's seem to boast much about
Sgonr ancestors" remarked a friend to
the editor of the Chicago Record the
Sother day. who replied, mo; I'm teo busy
/ liking things SO my posterity can brag
5of me-"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

Al the first court ball al St. Petersburg
this season the Czarina sat at supper
with the Turkish Ambassador OH her
right and the French Ambassador on her
Sseft. This is significant.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

a82On account of so much talk recently
by Pugilist Corbett in regard to his
wealth. the Tax Commission OF New
York has assessed his personal prope
Wy at $40, coo.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07
SATURDAY, MARCH Z. 1895.
PAGES.

Bicycle makers expect to sell sl0O, 600,
GOO worth Of machines this year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

The leap-year girls must be getting in
Stheir work in Haverhill, Mass, where
81 is reported twenty-one engagements
}are on hand already.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07
. Ne Are
". Now Doing !
TNELLING PRICE AND SELLING PRIcEsIN EvEF
RI CONSIDERING loss. is OH maxim now Ne ire 4 atarna;

- MELTING PRICES AND SELLING PRICES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. without
IL s sochafn n g mSinso our pem Tas'm nov now: We are determined to force down or winter
Gm4 n% Gt every every f1eaYYW s eBhtt Garment in the house AT A PRICE" Mark you, we mean
Wee Sun Hgh Grade Clothing offered N sale at such Extremely Low Prices.
here are SUITS Tor Men, Youths and Boys-Suts in exquisite sde Suix of +s
sm be G oun mM Sc fmS o maze by py our our own on xpenencedt aos Cmd ne better workmen than ours
~ m Il omVl cui o oWo WI mStc Class cutersandn no better Tor more prfect Fitting garments
Im De sPp oauced) rom the very Finest Foreign and Domestic Cloths, Casmeress WorteedS
Me s sm quest Iasts aSMs that 10 mamnM boy need be ashamed to wear, M matter What
~ aaME VI StuuGn. SUITS .Hmt have old freely, when sizes were in better condition at$ "a
fnrnddp%d III t au s PEA m THr as B BfGG 20 mMea than " are now charging for them, are now
.AppM?a TO make them move as quickly as possible in order to reduce the enormorns smmk
as rapidly as the emergency demands. N""mo S"A
Inc, lse are QUITS Wmch We are selling 50 fast, these are Suits that catch nn Of sense
Wmo knoW now to Save money tese are Suits that are alike SO much ahmtm AMI h~e %e
HH Pun snon map VINO onempat purchasing can afford to miss, for as we have said before
nc sUFI he comes me better hey Will aea as w Hhnd to clean EN- nut without rpe
ARE NOW DOING '""" M 70 VITAL !" Z
u Hs ar M? Ovlroaso Of our Own Superior Max, and everybody knows, or could know
scan be seen anywhere in the Union Here are English Top Goats in NeonMs
heWots, BeaveHa and many other substantial weaves Here are sack OvercotS IN
moELeas inncoE, ChHNMIaS and Beaver, in many shades and color,w With silk Sleeves
|oseIer WIN, CaSsmee, Serge, italian, satin aud Silk Trimmings. Hr aaS storm Soas
ana new new, MARKET Of Q: the very beSt Fabrics that money can procure Here they are and here
Imy so, at prices hchnnu clean then out without reserve hforet a close Of tM n
THAT IS WHAT WE ARENOW DOING. ~ @"e =" ue season.
WI Mnnd Ian easy matter, TO- make a selection if right style and size cn be- hnd
ms week SiC, s2S, $3.50 and $275 buys choice Of GOO Wearing Chihaniss emu ~
& Tme a a Genpme Bargain and should command prompt attention, as such garments cannot
pc duplicated at any oter period of the season. at such Extremely iow Prices 'N"U
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

New York is preparing ITO construct
more roof gardens. That city clings to
sthe theory that 1t owns all the way up"
Sand 1t is determined to utilize all the
space.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

Speaker Reed advised Chairman Hit
10 rush the Cuban resolution in the
House while 1t was hot, and Hit hit
5hard.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

The New York harbor fog puts its
London rival to blush. We have never
heard of ships going into %sandbanks in
5a London fog, a y the Augusta Chroni-
selns
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

The Paris Journal declares that "Eu-
srepe. one day, Will have to unite against
the method of applying the Monroe doc
strine."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07

The Spanish ministry have ordered the
CLOSING Of the universities in Madrid be-
cause of the riotous demonstrations OF
students against the United States.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07
MILLER, RHOADSs leo. ss
Our Great
Buying Power!

We want you to I'M
derstand how helpful to you
buying is for three stores, in
stead Of one.
Buying in such great
quantities bring us the goods
at Tar less prices than otherwise.
Manufacturers find in us
a ready outlet for their wares.
We frequently take the entire
production OF their mills.
Overstocked whoIesa]-
ers and jobbers look to us for
asslStance-and find it.
You can readily see how
enormous buying benefits YOU.
We pass the goods to
you for less, much less, than
you general]ay pay.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07
Gents Furnishings.

Gents All Linen Collar all
new shapes, three for 25c. az
. Gents High Grade Linen Col
Its; See the newest shapes, the Nor
1oik and University of Virginia"-two
Gents Unlaundered Shirts.
eNtra heavy muslin, full length. ample
IN every way, double gussets, with REIN
forced back and front. fell seams. 39c.
Beautiful line of Gents Neck
WsarIeverything new-new shapes, new
eolorlngs. Bows. Clubs, Tecks. Puffs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-07
Wash Goods.

Grass Linens! Tho ,eue.t
the new Wash Fabrics. vc'vo ~ mancot
asSortInent-plain and fancy pn 81
poikad9ts: etc; Many different grades
Dimity. the queen OF tho
wash stuns; exquisite colorings' daintv
patterns; beautiful corded effects. TS.