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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
GA1ETY At WILLIAMSBURG.
Dance I'm Honor of Two Visitors
Movements of Prominent People.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. November 12-
Cspecial)-A very pretty entertainment
was given last evening at Cameron
Hall in honor of Miss Evelyn Gordon
and the Misses Mayo, OF Richmond, who
are visiting here. Professor Browns or
chestra furnished music. Mr. James T.
Christian led the dance in his usual grace
ful style. which was kept W until late
hour. when the company left. charmed
with the evenings entertainment Those
present We're: Misses Evelyn Gordon, An
ME McCaw. Annie Mayo Nellie Mayo,
Mary Mayo, Richmond; Henrietta
Tucker. Colorado Springs. Col; Emily
Christian. Mary Waller Mercer, Jeanne
Mercer. Ella Moncure. Williamsburg
Messrs. w. p Coles, Walter Wilson
Chatham. Albert Burruss, Norfolk; Pro
lessor r.. H. Tucker. Danvillei L. g.
Schoolev and Graham Nichol, Washing
ton: T. b. Jones. Rapidan; }. b. Parrish
I,anexa: j. W Barnes. New Kent; j. Is.
Caben. Richmond; Harry Parker smith
field: II. c. Hughes, Loudoun; i. W.
Grown. old Point; oscar Lane. Spencer
Lane. James r. Christian Hugh Mercer
W. O. Tophan. Williamsburg.
Miss susan c. Garrett left yesterday for
the far West where she expects 10 re-
main for some time.
Miss Julia Armistead daughter Of Mr.
Robert r. Armistead, Superintendent OF
Public Schools, returned yesterday from
q lengthy sojourn in Baltimore
Mr.. Norvell Henley, one OF our promi-
nent young attorneys left for Newport
News this morning on important pro-
fessional business
DR.. Pauius Irving, secretary or the
state Board OF Health, with his little
daughter was here on yesterday the
guest of DR.. John W. Nash. at the East
ern state Hospital. The Doctor IS well
remembered here as a member Of the
Roard of Directors of that institution,
having served two terms six years..
Miss Henrietta Tucker. of Colorado
Springs. Col. is here visiting the family
of Mayor John j.. Mercer.
In the County Court yesterday the case
of detinue 0or a horse) was decided IN
favor of the defendant. William Vaughan.
At a late hour Judge Smith adjourned for
the term. having cleared the docket of
all important matters.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Denmead VIII
return tomorrow from a visit to Balti-
more and DR.. and Mrs Hugh 5. Cum
ming arrived Yesterday after a delightful
visit TO Kennilworth Inn. Asheville. y.
g They are now at Carriers Grove,
where they expect TO remain about a
week before leaving for New York, where
the Doctor holds a position in the United
States Marine Corps.
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who only weighs l25 pounds, stripped.
lie plays haIf-back with Armstrong, and
works through the opposing players like
an eel. Hull Is another good line-bucker
and Holt. at quarter. puts up a sure
game. and invariably distinguishes him
self by his great tacklng. Others on the
team could be laudcd. and deservediy.
too for good playing in the past. and
there is no doubt that Hampton Will on
Saturday give Virginia her greatest strug-
Gle for victory this season-the Thanks
giving-Day game with North Carolina not
20 be excepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
PISTOL WAS LOADED.
A NEGRO MAN IN ROANOKE SHOOTS
ms WIFE.
He Claims That IL Was nm Accident
A. RntIrond Fireman Falls from
His Ensipe-fhc fiowcr snow
Notes.


ROANOKE. VA, November 12-(Spe-
cial)-Jennie Harston. "A coiorod woman,
was shot and dangerously wounded al
her home. in the northeastern portion OF
tho city. this morning about 1890 o'clock
by her husband. George Hairston. The
shooting was done with a SS-calibre pistol
and the circumstances connected with Il
are as follows: Hairston told his wife that
he was going over into the city. and in
tended TO carry the pistol with him. she
objected. and in the scufiie that ensued
for the weapon the husband got posses
sion OF Il. She was then standing in the
doorway. Pointing the pistol at her head,
Hairston said: Look here. Jennie and
as she did so the weapon exploded The
ball entered the left temple. and split
I'm two. one piece ranging outward and
lodging Just over the eye. and the other
penetrating the skull and resting on the
brain. Physicians who were promptly
summoned removed the pieces OF the bul.
let. and al last accounts the patient was
resting quietly. Hairston claims that the
shooting was accidental: that he did not
know the pistol was loaded. and his
neighbors and friends seem to think ne
is telling the truth.
FELL FROM HIS ENGINE.
II. 1. Cuddy. fireman on passenger train
No 6, on the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. who fell from the engine near
Thompson Station. on the Shenandoah
Valley division, yesterday. was brought
here to-day. and though severity bruised
and shaken up. is not dangerously hurt.
The engineer did not miss him from his
post tin the train had nearly reached
Buena Vista. Cuddy was picked up by
freight train coming behind the one from
which he fell
The Roanoke Flower Show was largely
attended to-day and tonight a brilliant
musical programme was carried out.
Among those attending are many persons
from neishboring cities.
The case of Walter Jamison. charged
with house-breaking. came up I'm the
Hastings Court to-day and was set for
trial on the 18th OF this month. the bail
OF the prisoner being fixed at $500, which
was given with approved security
NOTES.
The will Of Mayor Robert MtClelland
was admitted to probate in the same
court to-day. Mrs. Mary McClelland. his
widow was appointed oXecutrix. and gave
bond in the sum Of 5000, although no
security was requested by the will.
The entertainment by the Young Mems
Institute. Of this city tonight was a
brilliant and successful affair. The pro-
gramme consisted of vocal and instru-
mental music and an address Of welcome
by the president. S. p Seifert. Among
those taking part in the programme were:
Professor =. J. Kelley. leader of the Roa-
nolse Machine-WorlJs Band; J. J. Shee-
han. Mrs w a. Carr Miss Minnie Null
let. Miss Nellie Mckinney, Miss Mary r
Carr, and y. Hardwick
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THE COHEN co.

SCHOOLGIRL.
As along the street she goes,
Underneath her chin rose
Mods It's head.
Though It's very sweet and rare,
On her check blooms one more fair
Deeper red.
Most demure 10 look she tries,
But her merry, laughing eyes
Seem 10 say,
We've so long bent DER book.
At the boys we'll have one look,
Come what may
On her head a saucy hat,
With a fetching veil; all that
Makes me sigh.
OFT meet her, just by chance,
And at me she gives a glance,
Then is by.
Last | saw her with another;
Twas her little freshman brother
on 10 Yale.
How | wished she were my sister
Ii, like him, / could have kissed he
Through her veili
AGNES ROSS GIBBS.
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NOTION REMNANTS.

Combination Needle-Books, 1Oc. sort,
for &c. each.
pairs OF Corset-Steels, l0c. kind. for
&c. a pair.
Z spoOls OF Linen Thread. l0c. kind, for
&c. a spool.
IL papers Of Nickel-Plated Safety-Pins,
Sc. kind. for Be-. a paper.
Combination Pocket-Books, 33c. kind,
for lgc each.
Il pieces Of Whalebone Casing, lSc.
kind for &c. a piece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
The Prince George Murder Trial.

PETERSBURG. VA, November H.
Special lin the County Court Of Prince
George to-day the negroes. James Man
son and Litha james, were arraigned on
indictment. charging them with the muir
der Of John Main (colored) at City Point
several months ago. The prisoners were
represented by Mr.. Charles Han Davis
of this city. Objection was made TO the
jury first empaneiled on the ground that
IL had been improperly summoned. The
objection was sustained by the Court and
the jury was discharged. Another jury
was Immediately summoned and sworn
In. when counsel for the defence objected
TO the Indictment as defective, and moved
the Court to quash II. After argument,
the Court quashed the indictment. a
special grand jury was thereupon sum-
moned and the cases were set for to-mor-
ROW. the prisoners mean while having
been rearrested and held 10 answer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
CLOAKs AS GOOD As EVER.

Only one or two of their kind left,
classes them as Remnants Forty-siX Of
this kind picked out for you to-day.
Boucle Jackets. perfect fitting. our s.
kind. FOR 80.
Black Diagonal Cloth Jackets. were
.6.75. now $40
/ Brown Cloth Jacket. was slO.5O for
$50.
Black Kersey Coats, were $3.50, for
$675.
Cnildren's Jackets. were s2SS sl.25 now
S Children's Long Coats, were $3.50, for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED,
BY A YOUNG MAN, a BALLROOM
with Board. Must be on street between
Broad and Main and First and Sixth
state terms. X. care Dispatch. no Bite
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RIBBON REMNANTS BY THE Hun
nUEDS

Black and White Striped All-Silk Rib
bons for 5c.-2Oc kind.
No 40 Nioire Glaze Tanetas. 19c.. instead
OF 35c.
5-inch AIl-SiIk Satin Gros-Grain Ribbons,
i9c.
No. 2 Satin Ribbons, all colors. all silk,
L. a Narl
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REMNANTS LINENS AND WHITE
GOODS.

soc. Linen Table Damask for DC. yard.
3gc. Table Damask for l5c. yard.
25c. Turkey-Red Table Damask for 3-4c.
Yard.
&c. Linen Crash for &c. a yard.
81 German Linen Damask, lengths / 81
TO II yards soc a yard.
Remnants Of Sanitary Bleached Diaper,
lie. yard.
20 dozen Cotton Huck Towels, were Sc.
for j l-2c each
dozen Linen Damask Doylies, soiled,
. 12c each.
Remnants Sc. White Checked Nainsook
for &c. a yard.
Y BE White India Linen for &c. a yard.
2Oc. Bordered Apron Muslin, 40 inches
wide, lie. a yard.
y lie. Checked Nainsooks for &C. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
JEwELRy REMNANTS.

4 BIG LOT OF EN- TO-DAY.
Sterling-Silver Finished Hat-Pins FOR
2c.-l5c. kind.
/ lot of Fancy Stick Pins, take the pick
at &c.
lot OF Rhinestone Rings. Zoe. each.
! lot of odd Eyeglasses for Sc. pair.
I,nna EaLr-n Pins t.- 90 n LlZen-
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NOVEMBER 13, 1896.
The Remnant Day

is ordinarily the feast day tor
economical buyers.
To-day we doff the "ordinary"
and shall be alive with interest
that only one Remnant-Day IN
six months can furnish.
It's the clearing and cleaning
up of all lots that stand in the
way of smooth sailing for the
approaching holiday season.
A dollars worth of merchan-
disc for fifty cents or twenty
five cents worth for ten cents.
A Price Shall Take Them.
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DEREMPTORY TRUSTEES SALE
or
TWO COTTAGES ~ BNhi"'
HEIGHTS.

BY virtue OF two deeds Of trust d.l
respectively August 3 1898. und AI
1895 the first from Howard j.. SUI
and A. c.. his wife and the secoli .
" W. Wheeler and Annie IT.. !,
both executed TO George J.. 't
trustee dn whose place and stead ,i.
d. Starke has been substituted pf ,s
OF HenrlcO county entered Octo.t. 20
1880. and duly recorded boo Heuf.'
~ Court the first in Deed-hoek ID
page PIG. and the second iu Deel POO. ...
B. page 2s0. 20 secure certain nulr7
I'm described default having been N
and being required by the Denti.''-. 81.
70 do. / will sell az public auction ..
premises. and IN order named n.''"
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18th. AT ,. .''
the PROPERTY described in said 4''-''
as follows. .. tl,.a
FIRST DEED-"Iyots 10 and II in oi3,'
''E i'm Barton Heights henrico to.-
Va. fronting 20 feet on M0uttlto III
between Vale and Poe streets, W.
the buildings and Improvements I. ir
SECOND DEED-"Lots ~ Ani --.r.
block IN Barton Heights, henilco -,
~. Va. with buildings and lmpioF'
thereon - s,is O.
TERMS: Cash as 20 expense OF s..o N
each respective property, ana the s..
81 SS7 as 20 the iirst descflDeu .ss,on3
and the sum OF S.s's.l5 as 70 me .',iy1
described property, which n TIE iSsi ant
balance due on the respective 800 nr.,.
the remainder In six months on So 80
perty. interest added, ana seq,
"a Substituted Trussos
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MORE KID-GLOvE REMNANTS

to-day than we've had in a year.
Black Dress Kid Gloves. 81 kind, FOR zoe.
White and Pearl-Gray 4-ButtOn. En-
brOiuered Kid Cloves. N.Zj kind. for 5Sc.
Some Evening Gloves 15c. for SO kind
ciyac p 10 only
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LINING REMNANTS.

Remnants OF S6-inch Rustling Perca-
line, 10 2-3c. quality FOR l-2c. yard.
Remnants OF DOuble-Fold Rice Cam
brio for 3 lie. "A yard.
% Remnants OF Dressmakers' Cambria,
lc. a yard.
1G Remnants Of Linen Canvas, l9c. quail
~, for lie. a yard.
. Remnants Of Blackjack Silesia, 25c.
quality. for u 1-2c. a yard.
Q Remnants OF Book Muslin for &c. a
ward
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
7. NJ. WORKMAN & CO..

REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND LOAN
BROKERS'.
1913 east Main street.
Opposite post-ofice. Phone 20.
Real Estate Bought and Sold and Tx
changed. publicly or privately. Money
Loaned or to be Loaned on Richmond city
Real Estate. paying lender per cent. net.
Special attention TO the Collection or
Rents, and liberal advances made there
on Negotiable Paper Bought and Sold.
Correspondence solicited.
no ssh. W&F3
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" ANTE,D,

PARTIES TO HANDLE MAIL AND
take orders for us. Excellent profits. Our
worst agent clears over $50 weekly. A
rare money-making chance Write al once
before IL is too late. p. n. /. COMPANY
L Federal street Lynn, Mass. no I0-lm
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TIE MEMS DEPARTMENT
viii close out It's odds and Ends to-day,
no matter how much loss.

will close out its ODDS and Ends to-day
no matter how much loss.
one lot of Mems Canton-Flannel Draw
ers. heavy S-ounce weight, always 5sc
pair. 25c "a pair
One lot of Mems Heavy White and Gray
Underwear. solled slightly 80 10 zoe.
values. now 29c
One small lot Of Mems Unlaundered
White Shirts priced at 39c. usually,
BE. now.
An assortment Of Mems Dark-Cclored
SIX Teck and Four-in-H Hand Ties. the
remaining 25c. ones. 3 for &c.
Mems Light-Colored, Silk-Lined Silk
Four-in-Hand Ties, generally sold at
&c. for &C.
Imitation Guyots Non Elastic French
Suspenders, usually sold al 4sc. pair
100 a pair.
Mems Iron-Frame Fast-Black Socks
guaranteed to be worth soc. "a pair, lie
a pair.
Children's Small Size Fur-Top Kid and
Dogskin Lined Gloves usually % and
S6c q pair for zoe.
Such selling as has been done in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

Ransom et ais
In the Chancery Court Of the city OF
Richmond.
DECREE OF OCTOBER q. ist
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THE COHEN CO.
CL,ss ouDs AND ENDS.

GLASS ODDS AND ENDS.
1 lot OF Fruit COMFORTS, worth DC, TOT
Sc. each.
/ lot Of Bohemian Glass OIL Bottles ana
Sugar Shakers. worth 4Sc., TO close &C.
each
Large Fruit Bowls. on stand. worth
&c, for i0c. each
/ lot of Water Pitchers. worth 25c., TOT
Toe. each.
Japanese Toothplcks worth &C.. to close
boxes for lc.
l Five O'Clock Tea-Kettle. on stand
worth 81 50. 10 close, S2.gS.
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Flannel REMNANTS ny THE Hun
DHEDs.

oriental Flannellettes. L 1-2c. kind. for
3-4c.
Heavy White Shaker Flannels for l-2c.
"a yard.
Red Twilled Flannels for Bic.
Heavy White Flannels for Toe.
10 % Canfnn EIannel for Lie.
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DOMESTIC REMNANTS THAT MUST
BE SOLD.

French Percales y l-2c. kind. for 3-4c.
Simpson prints for SIC.
Akron Ginghams for i lie.
Turkey-Red Prints l-Sc. kind 2 l-Zc.
12I-2 and lG 2-3c Silkoline Draperies Tor
3-ic
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TRUSTEES SALE


TWO VALUABLE FARMS
IN THE COUNTY OF GOOCHLAND. on
JAMES RIVER, KNOWN As "PO-
CAHONTAS' AND "WOODNILLE."
In execution OF a certain deed Of trust
from Alfred PleasantOu 10 the undersign-
ed trustee, dated April 4. 1895. recorded IN
the Clerks office OF GOOchland County
Court, In Deadlock -. pages 6gl and 6g2,
which was given 10 secure the payment
OF certain notes therein described. and
default having been made IN the payment
OF two OF said notes. and being directed
by the beneficiary in said deed so 10 DO.
| shall proceed 70 sell az public auction.
nj the residence Of the "WOodville" farm.
on -
MONDAY. DECEMBER :. 1896
az Y NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by and fully described in said deed.
TERMS. Cash as to the expense OF exc
cutting this trust and the payment OF two
notes. both dated April 4, 1895. drawn by
said Alfred PieasantOn 10 his own order.
and by him endorsed, and payable at the
Union Trust Companys. Philadelphia Pa.
one for SIS at six months, and the other
FOR s. 500 at twelve months: as 10 the bal
ance OF the proceeds Of sale the terms will
be made known upon the day OF sale
l.. NJ. HAINES. Trustee.
W. NJ. Crouch. Auctioneer. nos
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somED AND TUMBLED DLANKETs.

$.75.
3 pairs $50 California-Wool Blankets,
edges sOiled. for So.
2 pairs Of $3.50 Heavy Blankets for $40.
pairs 81 % Blankets for 13c.
81 Camel's-Hai Blankets for ec.
White Blankets. edges soiled. for liS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

TAXPAYERS NOTICE.

THE TAX-BILLS FOR 1886 ARE NOW
ready, and my office will be open daily
from \. NJ. to 4 r. NJ. FOR the collection
OF the same. The law adds per cent.
penalty on all bills unpaid DECEMBER
|. 1896 Lands delinquent for 1895 can also
be redeemed before the sale OF same.
which will commence al December Coun-
ty-Court-day. W. III. BRAUER,
Treasurer Henrico County.
no S-Su, w. FtNo30
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HANDkERCHIEFS.

q dozen Ladies' White. Hemstitched.
and Colored- Bordered Handkerchiefs;
10 dozen Mems White Corded Hand
kerchiefs. hemmed. all 10 clear out
to-day for lie. each. They are the
\ and Zoe ones
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

s Ivory Handle, French-Bristle Tooth
Brushes. i5c kind. for SC. each.
% cakes Genuine Palm Soap, &c. n cake.
Is bottles OF Best Quality shoe Polish
for &c. bottle.
10 bottles OF lie. grade Machine-Oil for
4c. bottle.
8 boxes OF Good Quality Face Powder,
l2c kind. for 3 3-lc. a box
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SILK REMNANTS THAT ARE GOING
no Bic SOLD.

75c. Black Duchess. an silk, for 81 l--c.
Heavy Au-SUk Taffetas. 81 grade. for
s4c
SIS Brocade Satin Duchess for soc.
Heavy Satin Rhadamas, $50 graues'
for 1Jc. "
Handsome Colored Taffeta silks, shirt
waist lengths. 81 kind. for SOC.
Rlaci1 AII-Sik Heavy Chinas for pc.
3e-inch Colored All-Sik Chinas for NC
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

A COMPETENT WOMAN AS LAUN-
dress and. Chambermaid. Apply. with re-
ferences at 1l6 east Franklin street.
no Bite
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KNIT UNDERWEAR ODDS.

Ladies' 39c Vests for Zoe.
Ladies' All-Wooi Merino Vests, Sc,
from 81
q pairs Misses White Merino Pants,
sizes 30 and 3D. slightly soiled, l5c a
pair. instead of zoe.
IS BOYS Gray Merino shirts, wool mix
cd sizes 80 and a. 2JC each.
q Children's Heavy Fleeced Ribbed
Vests. sizes Is 10 a. L l-2c. each, from
- and 3gc.
Ladies' Black Wool Cheviot OVER
CATERS, all sizes, buttons, u l-Zc.
pair.
Ladies' Wool Cheviot Bicycle Leggins,
leather strap at top, all sizes, isc. a
pair.
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LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs.

remnants Cambria EmDroiderles TOT e.
yard.
Linen Torchon Lace, 1-2c. yard.
AZ yards Wide Point Nenise Lace for &c.
yard.
2-inch-wide Linen Torchon Lace, &c.
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THE COHEN co.
MATTINGS.
TOILET REMNANTS.

All the short ends of Linen-Warp Mat
tings. from 4 TO Is yards. soid from -
to Doc: choice OF any. 1Oc a yard.
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W ANTl1D.

right around home \ brand-new thing.
No trouble 10 make SlS week easy.
Write TO us quick; you will be surprised
at how easy il can be done. Send us
your address, anyway IL will be for
day. You can positively make SIS a
week easy. ROYAL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, Box O. Y. Detroit. Mich.
no 5-3Ot
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AUCTION sALEs-rut.,.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS som ~.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT ca M
DAH YEAR ARE TO BE pam IN, nv
VENDEE. 'D TIA
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" ANTEsD,

YOUNG MAN. p YEARS OF AGE,
with ample qualifications, desires an Office
Position with wholesale or manufacturing
establishment. Address Box pa. city.
no t3-2ts
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pOsTP0NElIENr

i'O' ~ 'iaf IT.. istH IT,
y. B.-The above sale. owing 20 tfa i-.
clemency Of the weather has been .os..
poned until
MONDAY. NOVEMBER rs. l45.
at 4:45 O'Clock L. ~.
mo 1N
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--H-aHs -s--|-
AUCTION sALEs-Tbis Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pro
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
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HOSIERY

this week. Odds and ends must clear
out:
Ladies' o. 81 -. and 39c. Hermsdorf
Hose mot all Sizes. in Isle or cotton,
any for lie pair.
Childrens Fine 5)c. Maco or Lisle Hose,
only or pairs of sort, u lie. a
pair
Chndrens Heavy Ribbed Black Hose,
&c. a pair
Ladies' u lie. Seamless Hose for sc. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13

WANTED.
CUSTOMERS TO CALL AND GET
FUEL AT REDUCED PRICES.
Crate Coal. 81 and S425.
Best Splint, $3.50 and S4.75.
Gayton Coal. for CRATES, SIPS.
Celebrated Prick Coke, nut, stove, or
egg. at SO for % bushcls-C. 0. d.
Wood-Long. sawed, or split.
Anthracite-Nut, stove, or egg. SUM
MER PRICES.
Old Stands:
1905 East Cary Phone 165.
1900 West Broad Phone 407.
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CHINA ODDS AND ENDS.

% China Salt Dips, worth &C.. for lc.
each.
/ Toilet-Set. containing p pieces, worth
$50. for sl.gS
5 China Tea Pots. large size, sold for
sl9S for $50 each.
100 Breakfast. Dinner. and Soup Plates.
nicely decorated. worth S24y, for &c.
each.
Z Decorated MIX Pitchers, worth &c.
for Sc. each.
9 Decorated Fancy China Plates. worth
upwards of 8. slightly Clipped, for
&c choice.
3 Toothbrush Mugs. TO close. &C. each.
Fine SOUP Tureens Hayiland shape,
worth g. for G9c. each
Covered Dishes worth 69c., for i lie.
each.
China Milk Pitchers. worth lOc., for
90. each
. Decorated Sauce Tureens. worth 4Sc.'
for Zoe. each.
Jardinlere. worth S1.5O for DC.
3 Jardinieres. worth CSC. for l5c.
] Fine Bonn China Jardiniere, worth $40,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-13
zoe. Knit skirts for 23c.
HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT..

All odd lots Of Housefurnishings viii be
closed out to-day regardless of their cost
or value. Hundreds and thousands Of dol
lars worth goods placed on our special
bargain counters will be sold to-day for
what they will bring.