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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-10

In the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court
OF the city Of Manchester
Brown. Davis & Co. and ais Plaintiffs.
+ Il McMahon and ais. defendants.
I III. r.. DuVal. Clerk Of the said court.
do certify that the bond required of the
special commissioners BIZ the decree rem
dered I'm said cause on the 2lst day OF
March. 1895. has been duly given.
Given under my hand as Clerk Of said
court this cath day Of June. 1896
fy II. T. DUVAL. Clerk.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

The Mutual Guarantee, Building and
Loan Association,
Richmond, Va. July l. 1896.
CHECKS FOR DIVIDENDS ON
FITI.I.Y-PAID STOCK, classes c, and ID,
in this association will be mailed to stock
holders, on July 10th.
WILLIAM A. PRICE,
~ 2-dtJyl0 Secretary and Treasurer.
Office Va. Fire and Marine Ins. Co.
Richmond. June 25 1896
DIVIDEND: THE DIRECTORS OF
this company have declared a SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF PER
CENT free OF taxi, payable on and after
"a OF JULY next.
WIN. H. MCCARTHY,
ie 26-i5t Secretary.
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THE WHITE GOODS AND LINENS.

Remnants 16 2-3c Sheer. Fine. White
Striped Swiss Lawn, lengths II 10 D
yards. &C.. yard.
Remnants Sheer White India Linon, lOc
kind. for &c. yard.
Remnants Fine White, Striped, and
Figured Jaconets. 20c. value, &c. yard
Remnants Sheer White Victoria Lawn
&c. yard.
Remnants Sheer. Fine. Double-Width
French Organdy, lengths ! TO yards.
40c. value, for 2Oc. yard.
Remnants Fine, Sheer. Imported Dotted
Swiss. was 25c.. for u lie. yard.
Remnants White Linen-Finish Duck
Suting, was II l-2c yard, for &c.
Remnants Solid Black Embroidered,
Dotted Muslin. zoe. kind. for sc. yard
Remnants 35c. Imported White India
Linon. sheer and finest grade, for
Il pc yard.
Remnants zine Satin Checked Nainsook,
u l-2c kind. for &c. yard.
Remnants PIP and 10 2-3c. White Cord
ed French Pioue, lengths 10 yards
for Sic. yard.
Remnants Extra-Wide White Mosquito
Net, &c. kind, for &c. yard.
q Extra Heavy All-Linen Tray Cloths,
worth zoe. each, for 15c.
Remnants All-Linen Table Damask.
lengths "a to Ii yards, for L l-2c.
yard.
dozen All-Linen Tea Doylies, half
dozen only Of a sort. lc. each
II All-Linen Buffet Scarfs. fancy-colored
damask centres, ljc. each.
Remnants All-Linen Crash Towelling.
10c. kind, for &c yard.
p Remnants Turkey-Red Table Damask.
lengths IL TO "a yards, for u lie.
yard
Remnants Brown Linen Suiting, was
p Turkish Bath Towels, Sc. kind, for &c.
each
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WANTED,

CARPENTER. FAMILIAR WITH
bridge and rough work. Steady .ob -
right man. Address Post-Ofice Box --
Richmond, Va. u.s. s--,.
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ANTED.

BY A YOUNG LADY. 4 POSITION AZ
Teacher In a private family. 20 teach M.
glish. Mathematics. French and LAIN
Satisfactory testimonials given. Adde'S,
Miss Y. care Postmaster. MeredifhvVa
Brunswick county. Va. V 80
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AUCTION SALEs-This Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
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SILK FABRICS.

The special-prlce sales Of the past week
have accumulated many hundreds Of shor
lengths. Besides. many Of the slow
moving pieces Of this season will be found
on the counters:
Remnants of Black Embroidered 2,-inc Il,
Hand Made midas, for 4Sc.; usual Fi'i'
kind. , r,.,A,ot-
Remnants Of All-Sllk Figured Emproi-
dered Taffetas. 1Sc. yard, from ~,
Remnants 27-inch Wash SILK, IN pretty
designs l5c. yard e.,,,. D-,..oa
Remnants Of 27-inch All-Silk printed
Indas. &C.. 69c. kind. NIL
Remnants of Handsome QGanty biach
Peau de Sole. 75c., from M.b. Dc
Remnants Heavy. Large FIGURED Bro
cade Gros-Grain Silks, in Black. ior
S5c. a yard. instead of $lJO:
Remnants o: White MORE SILKS 5sc' d
yard. from Toe. LII,
Hand " oven silks, "a inches wide, &c.
instead Of ySc. Co.,
DC a yard, from 9Sc.
Hundreds more we can't mention.
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RESIDENCES & STORES FOR RENT.
q CO. [
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED,

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED.
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE COT
tages at Bon Air for rent TO a careful ten
ami. Furnished. Apply TO
ROBERT STILES.
y S-eod3ts lQl4 east Main street.
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WANTED.

MORE GOLD FOR STOVES. TIN ROOF.
ing Plumbing. and Gas-tittlng. Rubber
Gas-Piping. and Large Gas-stoves. Case
lire. 15c No discount on silver az
IFIDY'S STOVE-HOUSE. ls9 east
Franklin street Phone. 1863 my 3l-ts
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MEMS DEPARTMENT
Remnant-Day, such one as we've n
had in a long time:

Remnant-Day, such one as we've not
had In a long time
% Mems Fine Balbriggan Shirts, loo,
instead Of 81 1-2c.
II Mems Fine Quality French Balbrig-
gan Shirts, tribe soiled, were tOc.' DC
now. -,...,eo,
16 Mems and Boys White Unlaundered
Shirts Q3 l-2. IA. 10 IL, 10 only, We're
800, 2lc. now. ,--
Is pairs Pepperell Jeans Drawers. nearly
all sizes. we're 81 lie. lie. now.
G Mems universal" Night-Shirts, the
large. full-cut, breezy ones, little
mussed. were 75c., SIC now.
70 pairs Plain and Fancy British Han
Hose. double soed small and medium
sizes. were 25c. pair. 10c. now.
80 An-Silk Windsor Ties, In grenadines,
surah. and washable silks. were % ana
CSC, 10 lie. now.
II Mems Laundered Percale and CheVlot
Negligee Shirts Qittle soiled), were 9Sc''
42c. now. - <..,,
16 Mems Colored Shoulder Braces small
and medium. were DC. pair, &c. now.
IL Mems Colored Working shirts, best
materials, odd sizes, were CSC, &c.
now. -
Q Mems Finest Pleated. Linen-Bosom,
Laundered Dress Shirts, soiled from
handling, were $50 and A75 each, 'oc'
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AUCTION sA,.Es-Futur~ Da,,

WHEN REAL ESTATE ~ SOLD Tus
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT Csf.vs1
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID pro
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND Tin
VENICE.
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ODDS AND ENDS OF LADIES' A
CHILDREN's HOSE,

when only a few dozen of a kind, are
thrown out for Fridays Remnant sell
ing:
10 dozen Children's Fast Black Ribbed
Hose, sizes s. -. 9. Q 1-2. for Sc. pair.
dozen la lies Fast Black, French foot,
Full Seamless Hose, sold readily at
l0c.. for &C.. pair
dozen Ladies' Imported Tan Hose fast
color, zoe. kind. for II l-2c pair.
q pairs Children's Fast Black. Imported
Ribbed Hose. full seamless, sizes &.
~. and Z. were l9c., for 1Oc. pair.
80 pairs Ladies' Fast-Color Boot-Top
Hose. full seamless foot, lie. kind, for
Sc. pair.
% pairs Children's Fast Black Ribbed
Hose, sizes and 6 - for &c. pair
Not stock in the Dry-Goods business
produces more short lengths from a cause
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W NNTI,n.

REGISTERED PHARMACIST. IT'S.
teen years practical experience vt-,,
Position, travelling preferred. Ail-..i
]. III. RITSCH, Covington. va. jy lO.it,
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.


POSITION BY A LADY. VERY DONr4
tic, competent, and reliable. Can boz rar..
rally useful in housekeeping t-nder.... pr.
canning fruits and preserving: can ma
the sick, and take charge OF Wiiocsg'
family. Best references Gail ar rrs
east Broad street. or address Miss an AZ
TON, care Dispatch office. w laIs
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" = v ~
FOR THE TN

RECRUITS FOR THE UNITED STATES
Marine Corps Wanted, able-botiel. 4r.
married men between the ages OF q ana
3O wears. Food, clothing, and medical AZ.
tendance free. For further particulars.
etc. apply or address the Commanding
officer Marine Barracks, Navy Yard Nor
folk Va. lf H-'m
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THE COHEN co.


Fitzhugh Lees Life OF Lee. H.Ss
value, remnant price, &c.
AZ Paper Bound Books. l0c. value, rern-
nant price. for &c.
% pound packages OF Venetian Linen
Bond Paper, l5c. value. remnant price,
10 packages OF Genuine Irish Linen
Paper. DC. value. remnant price, &c
70 packages of Ruled Paper, Loo. Vaiue'
remnant price &C. a pound.
sli quires OF Paper. &c. value, remnant
price. lc. a quire.
100 packages or Envelopes, packages
for &c.
81 quires Of Tinted Papers. l5c. value,
&c. a quire.
Remnant-Day will hold high carnival
among the Corsets to-day.
G. Corsets, Ventilating and Coutille, zoe.
value. remnant price. 33c.
10 Corsets sec. value. remnant prize, SIC.
16 Ventilating Corsets, 15c. value, Tor
45c.
l6 Corsets-J. BIS. r. & G.'s, C. BIS
81 value for sec.
LINING REMNANTS.
remnants OF sec. Hair Cloth Tor &c
a yard
Z remnants of 15c. quality Percaline for
Sc. q yard. -
4 remnants OF Linen Grass Cloth. 12l5c.
quality, for sc. yard.
Il remnants OF Rustling Percaline, l-5c.
a yard. instead OF 10 2-3c.
remnants OF White Wire Cloth, l9c.
quality. for &c. a yard
ODDS AND ENDS IN BELTS AND
SIDE-SATCHELs.
Z Black Belts, with silver or gold
buckles. PIC. each. instead OF loc
6 Narrow Undressed Kid Belts, in colors,
29c value. for l5c. each.
White Kid Belts, slightly soiled, l5c.
each. instead Of 25c.
Side-s;a tchels. with pocket on OUTSIDE,
42c each. instead OF 69c.
Black Chatelaine Bags, soc. each IN
stead OF soc.
NOTION REMNANTS.
spools OF lOc. Linen Thread for &c.
Hair-Pin Cabinets, 2l4c. each. instead
OF SC.
u rolls OF White Tape. &c. a roll, in
stead of &c
IL punches OF Black and White and Blue
and White Beading for lc. bunch
G pairs of 39c. Sleeve Extenders for l9c.
pair. -,
10 balls Of Fast-Color Darning, 1c. ball.
TOILET REMNANTS.
Swansdown Powder Puffs, lsc. value,
for Sc. each.
Is packages Of Sachet Powder, &c. each'
instead of 10c.
pieces of Cuspene Gor keeping the
hair I'm curb. 25c. value, for loo. each.
Dresden Vases. filed with perfume,
Sc. instead OF &c.
cakes Of 1yc. Toilet Soap for SC. cake
HOUsEWARE ODDS AND ENDS.
TABLES Nos. l AND
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by J. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. lib east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-10
EMBROIDERIEs AND LACEs.

We always find ii necessary to cut deep
even into the ordinary bargain prices in
order to avoid the greatest drifts of short
lengths.
Remnants o and csc. Irish Point En-
broideries for u 1-2c. yard.
Remnants l0c. EmbrOideries for &c. yard.
Remnants II l-2 and 10 Z-3c. Embroideries
for &c. yard.
% yards Butter-Color Batiste, All-Over
Lace. q inches wide. was I5c. yard,
for 39c.
81 yards White Valenciennes Lace. 4
inches wide, &c. yard
q yards Butter-Colored Valenciennes
Lace, inches wide, for lOc. yard.
80 yards White Nalenciennes Lace In
sertioD for &c. yard.
q yards Point Vense Lace Insertion, /
and ] IL inches wide for &c. yard.
3s yards Linen Torchon Lace. &c. kind,
for &c. yard.
UMBRELLA ODDS.
9 Ladies' Black Serge and Silk Garcia
Umbrellas, slight defects, were sl.25,
for 15c.
Ii Ladies' and Mems silk Garcia UNI
breias were Sl.75 and 81. for 81.
q Ladies' and Mems Gloria Umbrellas.
natural or fancy handles, were 81. for
SOC. each.
% Ladies' English Gloria Umbrellas, ma
tural handles, for l9c. each.
REMNANT PRICES on LADIES'
YOkES AND COLLARS.
Fichu-Dotted Swiss. sl.3S value. rem
nant price, Sc.
Lace Yokes, sailor effect. ribbon trim
med, Sl.9S value, remnant price, Csc.
Louis XIV Collar, of lace and in
sorting, Sl.37 value, remnant price, 75c.
Yoke of Chiffon and Ribbon, s2.19
value. remnant price. sSc.
a Ladies' Linen Collars, odd sizes, l2izc.
value, for &c.
II pairs OF Linen Cuffs. turn back, 25c.
value, remnant price. &c.
ODDS AND ENDS IN ART GOODS.
10 Tinted Tray-Covers. l2lzc. value. rem
nant price. &c
II Stamped Linen Centrepieces, new
designs. &c value. for l5c.
Baby-Carriage Robes. 81 value, rem
nant price. CSC.
Tinted Table-Covers, 36x56. 2lc. value.
remnant price. lie.
GREAT SELLING IN OUR BOOK AND
STATIONERY STORE MAKES
MANY REMNANTS.
4s Paper-Bound Books, 50 and Csc.
values, remnant price, Sc. each.
THE COHEN co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-10
By j. II. Valentine. Auctioneer.
No west Broad street.
UCTION SALE TO-DAY 1870

Parlor Suit. 50 new Bedsteads, Fine Pic
lures and Easels. Marble-Top Tables.
Sofas Carpets. 2 Oak Chiffonnieres.
Ladies' Duck Suits. Ladies' Waists. Is
dozen Gentlemen's White Bows, pieces
Carpets, and sundry articles: also. 4
Barber Chairs. j. II. VALENTINE.
~ 10 Auctioneer.
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CLEARING REMNANT SALE OF LA
DIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

II Ladies' Muslin Gowns slightly soiled,
for soc. each.
% Ladies' Muslin Gowns, handsomely
trimmed. were Sl.75 and 81. for 95c.
each.
0 pairs Ladies' Muslin Drawers, sc.
kind, for - l-2c. pair.
IA Ladies' Muslin Skirts, were $.25. for
75c. each.
Ladies' Black and Three-Colored SILK
Skirts. were $5.9S each. for $3.50.
il Ladies' Black French Sateen Skirts,
were 81. for zoe. each.
10 Children's White Nainsook Dresses.
trimmed with embroidery edge, inser-
ton. and fine tucks. worth 81, for soc.
each
II Infants White Cambria Dresses,
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRIME.
ING HOUSE
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OLA
VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY-IM-
PROVED SUBURBAN FARM,
CONTAINING % ACRES or LAND,
FRONTING OK Tho PETERSBURG
TURNPIKE. ABOUT ONE NILE
FROM MANCHESTER. IN CHES-
TERRIFIED COUNTY, VA.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Hastings
Court Of the city OF Manchester In the
suit of Brown, Davis & Co. for and ais
VS.. +. j. Mcmahon. etc. entered March
p. 1896, the undersigned special commits
sloners will sell, at public auction, on the
premises. on
FRIDAY. JULY 10. 1896.
at $50 o'clock =. NJ, that certain FARM.
containing . ACRES OF LAND, lying
between the Petersburg turnpike and the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. and
bounded on the north by a 20-foot road
aud on the south by the lands Of John Il.
TAYLOR. The improvements consist of an
attractive dwelling OF some six or seven
rooms, barns etc., orchard, and store
on said turnpike. This IS very valuable
and attractive property. and should at
tract the attention of investors.
TERMS: one fourth cash, and the
balance in 6. Y, and IS months. deferred
psyments TO be evinced by negotiable
notes. bearing interest; title 10 be re-
tanned by the Court till all the purchase
JAMES PLEASANTS,
j. NJ. G. FITZPATRICK,
u. l.. PULL1AM,
L. II. WELLS
Special Commissioners.
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BY y. W Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS' SALE OF VALUA-
IL BILE MEDIU M-SIZED
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
AND

SITUATED on CARY AND FIRST
STREETS.
AND ON FIRST STREET NEAR CARY,
AT AUCTION.
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BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co..
lib Main street.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

A PARTNER WITH $50. TO INVEST
in good-paying business. A good charcs
for a young man 20 build himself a
Address r. r. n. this office. Jy on
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? = . IT , "
a CARPET

among all these thrown out as hehn-
nants" for about one-half it's value
Tapestry Brussels. Nelvets. BODY brIs
sells. Administers Moquettes' ana III
grain. ,,t.,,. ,rinred
Also. several Druggets. shghtiy hlJu'e"
in the shipment --,,,,,,,,,,.
Niattirgs and other Houseturnlsllhss
Mattlnes that were priced up 10 IL
for 10c. a. soo COR
Mattings that were priced up 10 Soc'' loi
2lc. a yard.
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THE COTTON FABRIC

THE COTTON FAbHiV
will he q bed Of roses for those WHOSE
taste and industry leads them TO loon ~
economy. The day is TO make Il o'e'''
sweep. ,
A French Percale Remnants IL IT,
kind for 3 3-4c. a yard, -. ,,r,rte
Remnants of Merrimac Shirtlhs fii'''''
Remnants of Apron Check Ginshans'
pSm I,1S' To- i212 and 1G 2-3c. Dimities
for SIC yard. -,,.,, ro1yne for
pdn I,1e, o., Of 1e 2-S and zoe. Dotted
swiss. 8 SAC. yard. - $40
Remnants Of Fine Brown Cottoh' i'-0
a yard. -, zoo I,ronch
Organdies for Zoe. yard. . GOV
Remnants Of 16 2-3 and zoe. Crepohs i0'
Remnants 20. %. and 33c. A Fine Black
French Sateen for Sac. yaru'
Can't list any more to-day
Bring the measure Of your want anu
,u.o,.. eno,,ob Won NAV find
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One Of the Renowned Fridays Of the Year.

II Duck Suits, that were $3.50, your
choice CSC.
Duck Skirts, that were S.19, your
choice for 90 l-2c.
Navy Blue Serge Suits, that solu LOT
S5.75, yours for $50.
% Capes that were $3.50, 40, ana $780,
your choice for Sl.9s.
a few more of the Bathing suits that
were s.. 80. reduced TO Zoe.
l Tan Cheviot Suit, sold for Sl2.O' re-
duced 10 S.
] Mixed Cheviot Suit. was Sll.5O, now ~
is Blue and Black Suits. that sold 1or
50. Remnant price $3.50
II Colored Cheviot Suits, that were SS5o
and S9.75. Remnant price -.
Linen Suits, trimmed with inserting
and buttons, were $50, Remnant price
S.
THE COST OF ADVERTISING
does not permit US to give more than
a passing description of few ar
ticles i'm any one department. They
are merely sample prices. The labor
Of toucl * up these counters Iuil Is
left undone.
Sale Of thousands Of short lengths
among
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-10

As executors Of the late Sarah Z. sgd
nor. we will sell by public auction. on IN
premises. respectively, in the order name'
-
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OLD Papers for sale at this Office
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CoLORED wORsTED DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS

bv the hundred. Too busy ticketing EN-;
can't give you list Of prices. VIII be on
sale in the morning.
BEAUTIFUL BLACK DRESS GOODS,
various lengths. from hundreds of pieces
VIII make short work of them quickly in
this way:
l Remnant @ yards Black Figured Mo-
hair for 75c., from N.2o.
1 Remnant @ IL yards Brocaded Bril-
Hantine for s1.3S. from Sl%.
! Remnant q yards Figured Brillian-
tine for S3.9S. from S.25.
l Remnant &c IA yardsl All-N DOL Hen
rietta for Sl25. from yin
Remnant a ga YARDS Mohair Poplln
for Coo. from $l.l9.
/ Remnant @ IL YARDS FIGURED ArHure
re- a 40 YARDS Wool Batiste for
1 Remnant Is yards Plain Brilliantine
for 81 So from $50.
Remnant a YARDS Fine French Serge
for 81 .26, from s2SS.
M YARDS Atwood Albatross for 9lc.,
from 500.
KID GLOVE REMNANTS.
10 pairs Black Suede. sizes IL and 8 "a
only. for &c. pair.
10 pairs Mosquetaire Suede, IN fedri'
Gray. Tan. and Black, Csc; pair,
1 lot. Including some of the best makes,
In Tan. GRAY, Black, and White: your
choice, of any OF these soc. a pair
Il nairs Black SILK Gloves. loo. a pair.
u pairs Colored silk Mitts. &c. pair.
RIBBON REMNANTS.
Buy 'em for half and less the cost. Too
many here.
Remnants 4-inch Light Satin Ribbon. 3
ward lengths, l5c. "a yard. instead OF
Remnants Pinch BLACK Satin and Gros-
Grain Ribbons, l 10 IL yards long,
lac a ward; &c. kind.
Remnants 3-inch Taffeta Ribbons, any
color, l5c. yard.
Remnants of Dresden and Persian Rib
bons. Sc. yard.
JEwELRY ODDS AND ENDS.
Lots OF 'em here. and will be sold
cheap. Quantities OF Silverware in the
sale. Where only one piece is left the
price is half
REMNANT DAY IN SUIT AND SKIRT
DEPARTMENT.
The newest and most approved styles
| can be found In lot Where only one or
two or a kind is here 1t goes for half.
20 Lawn and Muslin Dresses that sold
for $50 and s49s your choice for $i.bo.
THE COHEN 60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-10

We always find ii necessary to cut deer
even into the ordinary bargain prices il
order to avoid the greatest drifts of short
lengths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-10

bv the hundred. Too busy ticketing EN-;
can't give you list Of prices. VIII be on
sale in the morning.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-02-19

The full front, with bretelles and
sleeves, being of the plaid. The full
front Is cut square at the neck, dis
closing a yoke of velvet, the lower
edge being gathered full at the waist
line. The bretelles are notched as
revers and extend over the shoulders
to the waist line in back, bands OF
beaver trimming the edges as shown.
A close fitting collar finishes the neck.
The full leg O. mutton sleeves are
shaped with one seam, the tops being
gathered and the wrists completed
with fsring cuffs of velvet edged with
iur. A crush belt of velvet is tied in
knot at the left side. Waists in this
style admit OF variety of combina-
tions, and can be worn with skirts to
match or contrast as desired. 1t may
form part Of costume of serge, cam.
els hair, crepon, chsyiot, cashmere,
OF mixed fancy woolens, and be united
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-02-19

The Chicago Times-Herald says that
in case war were declared between this
Government and that of Great Britain
the United States could muster 144,-
356 soldiers Of the National Guard.
These, in addition to the $4,000 men
Of the Regular Army, would doubtless
be sufficiently strong force to cb-
struct the entrance of any force ambi-
tious to invade, and give time to re-
cruit volunteers. In thirty days from
any given date twenty-five Governors
OF States say they could produce in
the aggregate 2,194, 800 men. Seven
Governors of whom the inquiry was
made, would not give an estimate, but
each was willing to guarantee the full
quota Of his commonwealth. Here.
with is given in tabular form the
States, together with the regularly en-
listed military forces in each, which
could be modified at once. In the
second column is given the number of
men which the Governor or his rep.
resentative says could be put in the
field in thirty days from call for
froons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-02-19
HanoYerian Etiquette.

One of the minute points OF eti-
quette upon which the King of Han
over insisted was that he would not
receive visitors for first presentation
to him except in uniform. Sir Joseph
Grove had no uniform, and he COM
-ments on "the fact that a King who
was utterly blind could not see [sic]
unless the person he wished to honor
was in uniform" An American Jour-
nslist was once refused an interview
with the same King of Hanover on the
same ground; but he was ultimately
more successful, for, pleading that he
was an American republican. and
therefore could not do otherwise than
appear without uniform, he was re-
ceived, the King commenting himself
at the beginning of the interview
upon the special ground for the ex-
ception. The Athenaeum.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-02-19

Vermont IS being systematically
stocked with various species of game
birds from other States and lands, un-
der the direction Of department OF
the State Game Commission. A few
days ago a number of Mongolian
pheasants, which have been intro
duced in several Pacific States with
much success, were received at the
headquarters Of the commission. The
birds are to be kept in confinement
and the eggs distributed in various
parts Of the State. The eggs will be
set under domestic hens, and the
young pheasants will, at the proper
time, be set free in the forests. A
consignment of Virginia quails and
sharp-tail grouse is now on its way to
Vermont to be used for the same pur-
pose,