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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11
THE CITY OF PETERSBURG
THE TROUBLh OTfRfu. '- 'NH
or fHE Norm t.us..... ......
Iti.1hourht Al difficulties May he over
come Through the Courts -'onNic''""'
In Prince George County Court

PETERSBURG. VA. April lo.-SpcciaL
1t mas been Iumorcd that the parties VINO
propose building the Virginia and Carolina
Railroad might have trouble because the
charter granted by the legislature OF
North Carolina in 1NS. nuihfying the
charter granted by the Virginia lcgisia-
tuTo in ISIS. has not since been enlarged 90
cover the amendments since granted by
the legislature OF virginia. and since the
legislature az North Carolina does not
meet again until January. 1872 II was
feared tnat the construction OF the ROAD
might Doe seriously embarrassed.
l learn however. that the trouble Is
not as serious as was at first thought
since In North Carolina the courts are
allowed 10 grant charters of amendments
even 10 build railroads. and 10 is no"
thought that Mr. Dewitt Smith and his as
sociatcs viii not find any difficulty IN get
ting such amendments 20 the charter OF
even such new charter as VIII remove
all obstacles 10 the building OF the roau
IN North Carolina.
40 TROUBLE IL VIRGINIA.
As no serious impcdimcnts exist IN
virginia 90 is thought that the consiruc-
tion of the road will not Doe long postponed.
Hon. William r. McKenny. Of this city
has received an invitation 20 deliver an
address before the Industrial conference
10 be held at Southern Pines. y. c. the
latter part of this month. Mr. Mckenny
was compelled 20 decline the invitation on
account of business engagements
the County Court Of Prince George JAMES
& SehreI colOrcd. was convicted OF
house-brcakur. and his punishment nXed
NJ one year in the county jail, ana "
fine of ST.
Winston Valentine. colored indicted Tor
fcloni0us shooting and wounding or Jas
Iambkin also colorcd. was acquitted
Commissioner OF Accounts MI John j.
COX. reported That the bond or MT.
Charles Conner. treasurer OF the county
had been approved. The bond IS for Soo'-
OQ0O. ,.
TOBACCO RECEIPTS.
The receipts for tobacco at the different
warehouses in this city Tor the past week
were gZ2 hhds. sales of loose. 10000 lbs.
The three lodges 81 Odd-Fcllows or TINS
city will celebrate tho scvcnty-eighth an
nivorsary Of their order on Monday night
Anril 26ih Addresses will bee made 10y
Rev. n. W. Battle. u. j. Hon. W. i.
Mcliwaino and Mr.. james Il. Blanks.
Major Thomas II. Barnes. eX-coilcctor
OF city taxes ana prominent cltizcn or
This place. is quite ill 40 his home.
Mrs j. Paris who has been on a. visit 70
her sister Mrs H. p. Moore has re-
turned 20 her homo in Louisville. by
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SUFFOLK. VA. April 1o.-Burslars
Thursday night entered former Council
man NJ. +. Lloyd's brick smoke-house by
forcing the door, and stole nine hams.
They were burglars with discrimination.
for they didn't touch the sides and shoui-
ders.
In conspicuous place was left an anon
ymOus note bearing these words.
Come around Sunday and take dinner
Meat a plenty
That's what makes Councilman Lloyd
mad
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TRIED nam HIMShLF.
Dr. !. 1. Robertson. Of Woodstock, At
tempt suicide.

SPRINGWOOD. VA. April 10.-Specal.
DR.. ~ j.. Robertson. Of Woodstock. shot
himself BOO the left breast near his heart
in am attempt 90 commit suicide This
morning about o'clock. while on a visit
40 lincaste I'D his br0thcr-ln-law, W. T..
Carper.
The act was done in q private room in
Mr.. Carpcrs house. Mrs Robertson
heard the shot and Immediately rushed
10 the room 90 find her husband PROSTATE
and bleeding freely.
THE ALARM.
She gave the alarm and medical attcn-
ton was quickly given. but little hope OF
his recovery is expressed.
III health and dependency is given as
the cause. THE wounded man expressed
regret at the deed, but says there is no
hope.
4 GREAT SURPRISE.
just previous Co the act the Doctor
seemed brighter than usual. No one sus-
pccted be had suicidal Intentions ana in
fact he had arranged TO 20 home 10
Woodstock in the next few days
He married Miss Bowycr. of Fincastle.
Later reports say that he is growing
weaker
Fa.ucrs are behind IN their work. but
a large acreage is being prepared. Wheat
S. promising. more so thn cor Ncats.
Monday Is Botetourt county court day and
"a large crowd u.s. anticipated, as % sex
pccted "a slate VIII oe made up for cam
d.datcs for the legislature.
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To Keen Her frnm ElOping.

NORFOLK. VA. April 1O.-May HEX
man, the thirteen-year-old daughter Of
Mrs Rosa Stoakes. Berkely was married
Thursday night TO a young steamboat
fireman named John Wood, twenty-tnroe
years Of age. at the residence Of Mrs.
Knight. No. A. Virginia street, BerAe.y.
The ceremony was performed by Rev q.
NJ. Chandler. of Chestnut-Street NJ. l..
Church. The marriage was the result OF
"a short courtship. Mrs. StOakes consent
cd 10 her Young daughters marriage 10
prevent her from clipping. 10 is said that
the couple will 80 TO Philadelphia TO re-
CLIO
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sentenced-Large Ships
Inrnfs of Ercsh IIsh.

HAMPTON, VA, April l0.-Special.-
I'm the County Court yesterday Harry
Coleman and Henry Johnson (colorcO
were found guilty of housc-breaking and
sentenced 10 two years IN the pcniten-
tiary.
Rev II. y. Darnau. pastor Of the Pres
bvterian church. viii preach special
sermon TO the members OF Hampton
Council No. SO. Jr. o. Il. a. NJ. to-mor-
row. The members viii attend in a body.
There have been large shipments OF
fish from Hampton TO Northern markets
during this week. Yesterday four hun
dred barrels OF blue nsh were shipped
from Old Point.
The remains Of Mrs. Owings. wife or
Mr.. l.. A. Owlngs. the dry-goods mer-
chant on Queen street whose death oc'
CURED Thursday afternoon. were taken to
Baltimore last evening for intcrmcnt.
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rnE BoDY.sNAfcnING CiSE.
The jury who rrea y. j. Farmer Were

The Jury who 1r.ed \. ). Farmer We're
~ for hcoultiai and for Convic In.
LYNCHBCRC. VA. April M.-spocial.-
III the trial today OF y. J. Farmer. on
the charge Of unlawfully disinterring dead
human bodies. there was hung jury,
eleven OF them being In favor OF acquit-
tai and one IN favor OF conviction.
Or. Gay Christian. Of the Medical De-
par,ment Of the University OF Virginia.
was present at the trial as a witness Tor
that institution.
The Anatomical Board Of Virginia waa
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correct and the management honest and
intelligent ! seriously doubt II there is
any business that an investor can 20 into
that promises moro sure returns than
the organization and prosecution Of the
insurance business OF the highest class
II Is not influenced as railroad stocks by
competing lines. or as real estate invest
ments by business moving up town or
as manufacturing by Western cOmpeu-
ton. etc. except IN so far as n careful
Investment OF the money OF The COM
pany is concerned after % comes into the
vaults. As 90 the advantage 10 the COM
munity In having a large amount OF
money collected from outside sources FOR
investment Is concerned there can be no
question.
INSURANCE.
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BASSETT-Dicd. AT NireiIia Hospital.
Friday, April 9th. WILLIAM a. BAS-
SETr. son OF the late capt. Geo. B4s-
sctt. OF Hanover county.
Remains viii hc removed from l.. Il.
Christian undertaking rooms 10 Holly
wood. sunday. April II. 1887. az O'Clock
T. NJ Services az the grave.
BATKINS.-Die AZ 1880 o'clock last
night. at the residence OF her son, Mr..
Il. NJ. Batkins. No. 1909 west Clay street,
Mrs. EMILY BATKINS. widow OF the
late c. NJ. Batkins. IN the eighty-third
year OF her age.
Funeral notice later.
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THOTSTvTJ7 T0T T07TS
fragrant Charges of bribery Against Ken
tuckv Republicans.


LOUISVILLE. KY. April ia spe-
cial TO the Evening Post from Frankfort
says: Indictments. charging bribery and
conspiracy 10 bride. have been prepared
by the Franklin county grand jury
against The most prominent Republicans
IN the STATE .-eX-Coneressm w.
Godfrey Hunter. Of the Third District.
fhe Republican nominee for the United
states Senate. Congressman John II.
Wilson. OF the Eleventh District. one or
= Hunters closest advisers. and Hon.
+. 7. Franks one OF the leading Republic
can politicians Of the Second District
The deadlock continues unhroken.
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Capt. John Ia b to Address the West
Point Cadets.

WEST POINT. VA. April 10.-Special.-
Hon. John Lamb Will deliver the annual
address before the students Of the West
Point Military Academy here Boa June.
Mrs Charles Hart. OF Farmvilie, IS here.
called by the illness OF her father, Mr..
James Lipscomb. who Is no better. Wick
Lipscomb formerly Of this place. now Of
suffolk. is here for the same cause.
MIR. James Dcnmcad has commenced
shipping fine spring chickens raised by IN
cubatOr. He now has about two hum
dred on the yard. lie has made great
success an this line
Mrs Thomas y. Baghy will leave to-
morrow FOR a visit 10 her son. Julian. al
school in Weldon. y. c.
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LOUISVILLE KY. April io-secre-
tary Price has issued hook program me
Tor the coming spring Getting OF the
Louisville Jockey Club. Ten stakes, In,
Guiding the big Kentucky derby and
$4,000 for the Louisville futurity' VIII be
run during twelve days. The derby WILL
as usual. be iun on opening-day.
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Democrats. silver Republicans, and Popur
lists Form q Combination.

WASHINGTON. April 1O.-A final agree
ment among the Democrats, Silver Re
publcans. and Popmists IN the Senate
looking 10 a permanent coalition was
reached at q meeting Of representatives
OF these parties in Senator German
committee-room at the Capitol to-day.
The agreement had its origin IN an ef-
fort 10 reorcaniZe the Senate committees.
but IL is designed apparently 20 reach far
beyond this situation. and, in fact TO
future proceedings Of the Senate on all
matters. If not 10 the extent Of shaping
party policies throughout the country.
There were present at the meeting:
Senators German, Cocken,
Walthau, Jones. of Arkansas. and Muir
ply.
and Mantle.
Populists- Senators Allen and Petit
grew.
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OBITUARY


NJ William a. Bassott died suddenly
al the virginia Hospital. Friday, ApiI
ofh He was son Of tine late Captain
George Bassett of Hanover county. iils
mother was a Miss B. B. Lewis, daugh-
ter of Captain Lewis. nepne" AND Sec
rotary Of General George Washington.
His ancestors came TO this country IN
lCi9.
aIr Bassett was in his forty-third year.
Ho leaves widow, but no ch.idrcl The
deccosld was born az Clover Lea. Ham
over county. the family seat. ana for
many years he has been conducting a
farm in that county
The funeral services will be conducted
al the grave I'm Hollywood by Roy. d.
Fcnncr $. Sdckncy. 90 o'clock this ar
ternoon.
The following gentlemen viii act as
pall-bcdrcrs.
Mcssrs. r. A. Dunlop Frank Dunlop.
James J.. Anderson, John Pickren. How
ard b. Hogc Lexington Gorlon, John y.
Alvey and james Cherry.
William >pi.ler.
WEST POINT. va, April l0.-Spec.al-
Mr. William A SpiNcr. au esteemed and
hlghly-rcspcctcd citizen OF King William
county who recently died. in tle seventy
eighth year OF his age. was buried at his
nome, Slflnb CREST saturday Filt
years ago he slipped on the ice and broke
his leg. and has suffered since. a few
months ago ne became totally blind. He
leaves two sons. Dr. James \ and w. :
Spiller.
Mrs Emil, Btkius.
Mrs Emily Batklns died az 1920 o'clock
last night AZ the residence OF her son.
Mr. .B. NJ. Batkins. No li09 west Clay
street.
Mrs Batkus was IN the ciehty-third
year Of her age and the widow Of the late
c. NJ Batkins.
She was q most estimable woman and
n consistent member Of the Grace-street
Bantst church.
She leaves four children-Mr p. VI.
and Mrs Luther b. Batkins. Mrs. Mary
A. Burnett. and Mrs. Il. J. Slaughter.
C,utsin Jane, 4 Walker
LEXINGTON. VA. April io.-special-
Cant James g. walker. az Walker g
Creek. died at his home yesterday. He
was a prominent man in his church. a
lifelong Dewocrat and captain Of the
Hama Guard during the late war
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

WASHINGTON. April 10.-Auss G.. J..
Dover has been appointed postmaster at
Mil Gap. Va.
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represented by Mr.. Ernest H. Wells, Of
Manchester
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

LEXINGTON. VA. April l0-special.-
can't. James A. Walker. az Walker g
Creek. died at his home yesterday. He
was n prominent man in his church. a
lifelong Dewocrat and captain OF the
Home Guard during the late war.
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You order clothes of a good
tailor; don't like them; have
them altered again and again !;
still don't like them.
But because the tailor won't do
otherwise, or because you hesitate
to leave a suit on his hands, you
take it.
Here you try on what YOU want !;
have it altered-needn'l take it
then unless it proves satisfactory
to you and a perfect ht-The diff
ference A saving of $500 to
$1,000 on a suit.
Suits. so TO $500
Boys Nobby Spring Suits-cheap.
''Dunlap's Stylish ~prng Hats,
Bicycle suits, ~ 90 no.
fancy SHIRTS, SOC. up,
>%<ee%po%
0. \. BERRY & CO.
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Rea1Bargain-Givingisth s
Linens.

Heavy Blcached Twillcd Crash. Il inches
wide. good value at &C., trade sale price
makes Dc % l-2c. 90
Rcd Border Crash. 1G inches wide, all
linen. regular Lie. value. trade sale price
makes IL &c.. ,
White ana blue Crash. q inches wide, all
linen. regular value j. l-Zc., trade sale
price makes it Be-
Rcd Border Twillcd crash, l6 inches Woe
am linen. good value at l-3c., trade sale
price makes it lac. g.
Extra Large Honey Comb Towels j.
inches wide. by % inches long. regular
value &c.. trade sale price makes them ac,
Special lot of Hemmed and Funeed
Huck Towels. all linen. q inches VIDE 10y
A. inches long. special value al IL l--c''
trade sale price makes them lOc.
a big drive I'm All-Lincn lluck Towels
hcrmcd and fringcd. 81 inches wide by
a inches long. cannot be had for less than
15c.. trade sale price makes them u l-2c.
A great bargain in liuck Towels. all
linen. hcmmcd and fringel. % inches wide
lv - inches long. the real value IS lyc.,
trade sale price makes them l5c.
New lot of Huck Towels. hemmed. al
linen. very heavy. % inches wide by d
inches long. regular 22c. value. trade sale
price makes them l9c.
Red and Blue Checked Doiiics. good size
linen. cheap at 25c., trade sale price makes
them 19c.
a special bargain I'm Dinner Napkins. %
inches good quality at $3.50, trade sale
price makes them $ll9.
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Basement.

%, Kettle, porcelaine lined. sale price
l5c.
BE. Kettle, porcoaine lined sale price,
1sc.
5-quart steel Enameled Preserving Ket-
ties, gJc
3-quart steel Enemeled Preserving Ket-
ties. l9c.
Steel Enameled Dresden Kettles. were
50c. sale price. Sic.
Steel Ename.ed Sauce Pot. quarts, SOC
value. sale price Sic
Steel Enamelod stew Pan. s quarts. now
25c.
S-quart Steel Enamcled Dish Pan, was
3Jc.. now Doc.
Steel Enameed Foot Tub. was ,5c.. now
i9c
2-quart coffee Pot steel Enamoled. Ole.
i-quart Steel Enameled Tea Pot. &C..
for 42c.
2-gallon Water Cooler. zinc lined. well
packed. 81
3-gallon Water Cooler. zinc liaod. well
packed. sale price. sl.l9.
Sglllon Water Cooler. zinc lined. S2.iJ.
10 pint Jelly Tumblers. 39c. dozen.
Hazel i-qudrt Fruit Jars. $i.25 dozen.
Masons l-quart Fruit Jars. white nint
glass. Coo. dozen.
No. REFINED Wash Boilers. were &C.,
now Bic.
10 packages OF Tooth Picks. imported.
were lSc.. now l0c.
6-quart Blizzard Freezer. sale price SIC.
i-quart Gem Freezer. sale price sl&.
i-prong leo Pick. regular value 0c.. sale
price 100.
Large Carriage Sponge. 2Oc., sale price
Zoe.
25c. Bath Sponge. &c.
Extension window Screens. 81 inches
long, 10c.
sec Screen Doors. &C..
$3.50 Real Bavarlan China Cups and Ssu-
GERS. sale price sll9 dozen.
Fine Japanese cups and Saucers, hand
somey decorated, were s. dozen, sale
price $40 dozen.
Haviland China Cups and Saucers.
handsomely decorated, were $3.50 dozen.
sale price $3.50 dozen.
lO2 pieces. Havlland China Dinner Set.
handsomely decorated, regular value s3i.s3.
sale price $3.50.
lOi piece Dinner Set Green Decoration.
regular value $50. sale price SASS.
finch Bowls, decorated. were &C., now
l9c.
l5c. Meat Dish, : i-2c.
i2-piece Toilet Set. hand painted. on fire
china, were sl2. sale price $3.50.
10-plece Toilet Set handsomely decorat-
ed were S. sale price $3.50.
lO-piece Toilet Set. under glaze decora-
ton. were $3.50. sale price s2Os.
Lead Blown TumOlers. were Coo. dozen.
sale price Ale. dozen.
Cold Tea Goblets. zoe. value. for ssc.
+. dozen.
zoe. Lead Blown Water Bottles, 10 be
| closed out at l9c. each.
25c. Lead Blown Finger Bowls. i5c.
| 20c. Fancy Finger Bowls. Zoe.
| finch Berry Bowls, 20c. dozel.
| IL gallon Pitchers, were DC. sale prics
| u lie each.
Loo. Glass Lemon Squeezer, for Sc.
| 9-inch Berry Bowl, cut glass design. l0c
! lot OF Metal and Porcelain Lamps. re.
| durod "a and s. TO s1.S9 each.
Sample line OF Porcelain Lamps. the
| latest designs. TO be sold az half value
Porcelain Lamp. handsomely decorated
! globe and font, regular 81 lamp. for N.9e.
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Innings.

Moire Rustlinc Cambria, good width
cheap at &C.. trade sale price makes II DC.
Extra Heavy Jeans. good width, hght
medium and dark gray. regular value, &C.,
trade sale price makes it 5c.
Good quality Silesia, 80 inches wide,
light. medium ana dark gray, special value
AT loo. trade sale price makes IT l-5c.
Fine Percaline 90 inches wide colors,
tan. brown. gray regular Zoe. value, trade
sale price makes it l-3c.
Figured Self Back Siesia &c inches wide
n bargain at y l-2c., trade sale price
makes 10 Zoe.
Watered Percaline. &c inches wide. fast
black. good quality as ever sold for u l-2c
trade sale price makes 1t Toe.
plain Book Muslin. good width. white
gray. black. regular &C.. value, trade sale
price makes 1t Sc.
Ali-Iinon Canvas very heavy. regular
10 l-2c. value. trade sale price makes 1t
Joe.
New line OF Colored Lawns. used for
Innings all colors. % inches wide, regu-
lar u 1-2c value trade sale price makes
them &C.
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White Goods.

Victoria Lawn. 10 inches wide; this quail
itv YOU usually pay l-3c. for, trade SAFE
price makes 1t Sc.
French Organdie. % inches wide. sheer,
fine quality: this goods Is worth loc, ttaue
sale price makes 1t &c.
BOrdered Apron Muslin, 40 Inches wide,
very fine quality, regular l5c. value, trade
sale price makes II Zoe.
Book Fold India Linen. % inches wide,
very cheap at lJc.. trade sale price makes
IL u lie.
French Organize. 2 yards wide. regular
35c. value. trade sale price makes II Zoc.
Plain Swiss. 40 inches wide very sheer
and fine. regular pc. value, trade sale
price makes II lie
Dotted Swiss. very small dots. 3? incnes
wide. "A bargain at pc, trade sale price
makes IL lie.
Sheer Black Lawn. 20 inches wide, fast
black regular IL lie. value, trade sdls
price makes IL Zoe.
Fine Black India Linen, 20 inches Wide,
very sheer, a bargain at l0c, trade sdie
price makes II Il lie
Black Dimity. 81 inches wide, marrow
cord. regular ltc. Nalut, tid"c 9"i' p''NN
makes Il II l-2c
French Black Batistc. 30 inches wide
soft sheer goods, good value AZ &c, trade
sale price makes II II lie.
French Organdie. yards wide, fine quail
itv. a bargain at Soc. trade sale price
makes 1t i0c.
Colored Lawns. 80 inches wide colors,
blue. pink, green, yellow, navy. red. iay-
ender regular II l-2c, qualty' it'oo s''o
price makes 1t Zoe.
colored Dimity. corded, % inches wide.
colors pink. blue. green yellow. lavender.
navy. cheap al l7c., trade sale price makes
IL u l-2c.
CoIored Orgardies. 20 inches wide, fine.
sheer quality all oolors, this quality Ia
really worth &c, trade sale price makes
1t 15c.
A big lot OF Remnants OF White Goods
10 be sold for half price. SUCH as organ
dies. Persian Lawns. Mulls, Swiss Main
sock. and many other desirable sheer
goods.
Sheer Striped Dimity good width, reg
ular l-3c. value. trade sale price makes
! 1t Use
Large Lawn Satin Plaid Muslin. very
sheer, good value at lie, trade sale
price makes II Csc.
regular u i-2c. value, trade sale price
! makes IL l0c.
Corded Pique. very large cord. extra
width, regular 22c. value; trade price
makes II l6c.
wide: this quality cannot be had for less
| than 17c, trade sale price makes II IL i-zc,
Lace and Satin Striped Muslin. good
width, regular &c. value, trade sale price
| makes IL lie.
\ big lot OF Sheer India Linens, 80 inches
wide. short lengths. regular l5c. value,
trade sale price makes them lie.
| Linen Lawn, all linen, % inches vide
regular 35c. value trade sale price makes
| IL 29c.
Fancy Revering. 40 inches wide, In col
| ored dots. regular H3c. value, trade sale
| price makes IL 81 l-2c.
| Lace Striped Tucking, q inches wide
regular 69c. value. trade sale price make;
II 50c.
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Dotnestics.

\ big drive I'm Beached sheetlng. heavy
round thread. free from dressing' II
yards wide. fun. "A bargain at Z-c.' uado
sale price makes II Is 2-3c.
\ great number in Bleached SheeunS'
free from dressing heavy round thread.
2l-2 yards wide cheap at DC. trade sale
price makes 1t lSc.
Special item In PILLOW Casing. u inches
wide. extra heavy regular value lOc., tho
trade sale price makes IL l-3c.
Full vard-wide I'nbleached Cotton. one
of the heaviest made. regular l-5c. value
the trade sale makes II BE-.
Fine quality Cambria Finish Bleached
Cotton. full yard wide. better IMAM VAN
sutta. regular value II lie, tho uauo
sale price makes 10 l-3c.
Bleached Cotton. full yard wide. heavier
than Fruit Of the Loom free from dress-
ing. a bargain az l-3c., trade SAFE price
makes IL 6S-fc.
Fine quality Bleached Jeans. inches
wide. special value at &C., trade SAFE price
makes II lie. , IL.
good quality. bargain at 5 lie, trace
sale price makes II lie. =. ,Ao.
A bargain i'm fine Cambria, SO Inches
wide. good value at &C., trade sale prizes
Nine T,ne quality Night Gown Twill 90 inches
wide. cheap at lJc., trade safe price in'Ne'
IL Il i-2c. 80. ~ ,,chos
A great item i'm Long Cloth. 80 incnes
wide as fine as Burlelgh. regular Vaiuo
u 1-2c.. trade sale price makes II lOc.
Special sale Of Ready Made Sheets anu
pillow Cases. extra heavy, tree from
dressing. torn and ironed not cut.
sheets for medium sized beds yarus
wide. by Pig yards long, bargain at
s5c. trade sale price makes them sc.
Sheets for double bed, IA yards wlds
bv 2l-2 long cheap at 60c., trade SAFE
priec makes them SOC. =.
Heavy pillow Cases - Inches WIDE %
inches long. special value at II l-2c.' trane
sale price makes them l0c. -,
Fine Inbleached Jeans. al inches wlue,
llght weight. regular II lie. value trauo
sale urice makes IL Zoe. 49,.
Extra Heavy Unbleached Jeans. 81 men.
es wide good value. at 'c.; TRACE saio
price makes II Sc. -u,,,ar
MOSQUITO Net. 81 yards wide regular
value i5c. per piece. trade SAFE p'ioo
makes IL Sc. yard. -, Ida
Pine Unbleached Cotton, full yatd WIZ
reg,lar value. &C.: trade sale price, INC
Tnbleached Sheeting, 2l-f yards vice,
very heavy. a bargain at 2Oc.; trace Sdis
Bleached sheeting, heavy round thread,
free from dressing, yards wide. great
number at lqc trade sale price, Is lie.