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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-03-10

j. T. Bauer has moved to Vir-
ginia.
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Many cases Of - ippe" have
lately been cured bv One Minute
Cough Cure. This preparation
seems especially adapted to the cure
Of this disease. 1t acts quickly nus
prey ntirg serious complications
and bad efl', cts in which this di,ca c
leaves the patient. w. NJ. Bios
Dmgni.t.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-03-10

The Constitutional Commission
muddle was Strengthened out by the
legislature before it adjourned. The
Senate Withdrew from the house
the joint resolution revoking the
commission just as it was about to
ne voted upon and rescinjed its ac-
ton of the day previous. A count
showed 20 majority in favor of the
resolution in the House. The
Strengthening out was the resul; Of
a compromise whereby Speaker
Hanen forewent his ambitions to he
chairman OF the commission and
Senator Fast was chosen.
The commission at meeting has
selected in connection with Chair
man Fast Messrs Hanen, Kenny
and Young as committee to do all
Of the preliminary work, eceive
hearings, and fixed upon April I4,h
as the date Of their meeting r. +.
Hood and John T. Harris were
elected clerks Of the commission.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-03-10

March 4th was an ideal Republi-
can day.
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silver star Castle, No n, KNIGHTS o. tive
CO. aU Eagle, meet every Monday evening
In h OF L. building
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Rev. a. G.. Mauville and wife, pas
tor Of the Congregational Chmch at
lronton, Ohio, were the guests OF
Rev. Geo. Gadsby last week
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The Congregational church was
fairly packed, Monday evening,
with as intelligent an audience as
we have ever seen in Ceredo, to
hear Miss Cozad, OF Ohio, a mis-
sionary to Japan. The lecture
was very interesting throughout
and was listened to attentively by
the large audience. Many people
learned something of the history
of Japan of which they knew but
very little or perhaps nothing be-
fore. 1t was an evening spent
with much instructive pleasure to
those in attendance.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-03-10

The county bridge. which crosses
Twelve Pole, at this place, and
which was lifted from its abutueuts
by logs when the floods came a short
time ago, has been replaced and is a.
good ~ ever. We understand il
cost the owners Of the timber $3.50
to replace the bridge.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-03-10

Visiting brc'hern are co.diaIIy invited to
attend 20" meetings o. each Oh the boz e
named ORGANIZATIONS.
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Seneca Tribe, NJ. - linn. Order Of Red
q o. r. Hail.
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The Ohio river is again getting
high.
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SECRET 20 JiNTEEs.


.Cfescout 10 O.. y b. ~ y E.o \. VI. meet
u their b'ti On ne ira and tnlra ruby
Evening", Of each mouth.
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sioner twenty days before the
election.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-03-10

The Ohio River Railroad "Dum-
my" has been re urned to this
trade thoroughly repaired and re-
painted. 1t is now the han dsom
est little train in the United States
aud is supplied with combine
ton baggage and smoking car.
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The entertainment gwen at the
Baptist church last Friday evening
by the public schools was largely
attended and highly enjoyed. The
program, which was indeed very
interesting, was well rendered.
Total receipts, $21.75. Expendi-
lures. 10c. Total gain, s21.65. The
school has now library fund of
$500. The parents should be in
terested in the selection of books
for their children, 80 we invite all
parents to send in list of books
they desire purchased. The schools
and homes are too far apart; let's
come together 30 we can know
each other better. SCHOOL.
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w hat I Saw.
Confined from last week


Last week we stood on the S,h
round of our ladder and looked ut
the wonders of the human mind ;
we now advance in the ADVANCES
to the 10th and tlth rounds. We
must step over the 9th tor want OF
information. Standing on tine
1lth round of cur scholastic as
cent we look around us aud below
us, and are we'll pleased with the
prospect. There are many girls
and boys just crossing the sus-
peusIon 5lIdge from the state OF
childhood to the state of MANHOOD
and womanhood. These young
people ale bright, Intelligent aud
receptive. They have n teac her OF
much eXpeI fence and of fine abil-
IT.. Her name is Miss + Cline
telter With the whole subject
matter of the text books fixed in
her mind she 'eadilv directs the
pupil 10 any table or weights or
measures in ithmet,c, or TO AZ.
rule of synta's, rue or false.
We we've view muca pleased with
the facility with which some of the
most DuzHling problems in per-
centage were solved by the pupils.
They were solved quickly. neatly,
nicely. The mode ofterch ing anth-
metIc Is commendable. Problems
not TO be found in the text book
were given the students and they
were soon solved. The parents OF
these young people ought to be
proud of their attachments. Some
of the young ladies are beautiful
scrIbes. Their writing on the
tlackbo was very nea. and sys-
tematic.
While we were there a class IN
grammar was called. Soon the
teacher said, "all aboard" and the
class Coon whltened their fingers
with the -four of the school room.
They WeIe now ready for travelling.
!, seemed to be kind of an ac-
conmodatIon tram ard had to
stop at many stations. There
were mostly girls aboard and the
conductor was a ladv-the teachcr.
They had now stopped for repairs
at the station of False Synta,> a
station as old as Adam.
He.e funny incident happened
The class was not only ccrrecting
senteLces, but dia2ramIug then
Que of the Young ladies had drawn
"a diagram which did not exactly
SUIT the mechanical eye of one Of
he other girls who cried out,
That line IL not DRAwEn straight"
The teacher could not help laugh
Jog at this. The visitor smiled
and the pupils shook THAT line
Is not DRAwED straight" said the
teacher. This called forth a vol
ume of criticism on he hype. crit
zeal critics. Thenceforth that
class will be divided INTO two
schools-the higher critics and
the lower critics.
Then ! stepped to the top among
the stars Of Ceredo where / will re-
main till next week. HERMAN.
All IIumors of the Blood, from
The small pinple to the dreadful
scrofula sore, are cured by Hoods
-areaBrrill La u hitch ti,r,u,,t,I, oil, 80.
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It's surprising what a wee bit of
thing can accomplish. Sick head
ache, constipation, dyspepsia, sour
stomach. dizziness, are quickly
banished by DeWius Little Early
Rlsers. Small pill. Safe pill Best
pill. w NJ Boss, Druggist.
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Mammalian Qnicklx Cnred.

After having been confined to the
house for eleven daysand payingout
SIS in doctor bills without benefit,
Mr.. Frank Dolson, Of Sault Sc
Marie, Mich, was cured by one
bottle Of Chamberlain Pain Balm
costing e cents and has not since
been troubled with that complaint
For sale by w NJ. Bloss, Cercdo.
and Williams Il Cam pbell. Kenova
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Ccredo Lodge. 40. ~, meet y heir la
Tue day esenino ~ ctch week
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Mr. W. w Lappert. OF New Mar
insville, thi. State, Deputy Organ
i~er for the Junior Order United
American Mechanics, was in town
last Friday and while here made
the ADVANCE Office pleasant call.
This is loyal, patriotic organiza-
ton, fraternal and beneficial, and il
non-partisan and nou-scctarian. IF
forts are being made to organize a
subordinate council at this place.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-03-10

All lIumors of the Blood, from
The small pinple to the dreadful
scrofula sore, are cured by Hoods
5arsaparilla, which thoroughly puri-
fies, yitallzes and enriches the JlooG.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-03-10

The following named Wayne coun-
ty people were in Charleston last
week and witnessed the inaugural
ceremonies A. G.. Holt, Dan
Wright, IL. y. Workman, J. B.
Newman, Senator a. Garrett and
wife, w. 9. Bartram and We editor.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-03-10

What might have been q serious
accident, occurred at The Main Street
crossing last Thursday morn
ing. The dummy" on its o'clock
trip was discharging passengers at
said crossing, when the yard hos
tier with two engines came dashiug
around the curve. Before the en-.
gines could be stepped they struck
the rear coach, which is a combina-
tion baggage and smoker. No one
was bart, however, aud but little
damage done.
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IT,, Dr., ovc.y Saved His LIFE.

Mr.. g. ,allouette, Druggist,
BedyerSviIlc. H.. says: "To DR..
%ing's New Discovery / owe my
life. Was taken with La Grippe
md tried al the physician'
foi miles about, bit Of no avail and
was given u aud told | could not
i've. Having DR.. Kings New
Discovery in N" store i sent for .
bottle and bega1 IT. use and from the
first dose began 10 get better, and
after using the bottles wa, up and
about again lie worth its weight
IN gold. We won, keep store =
house without IT." Get free bot
tie at w NJ Blo,s' Drug Store. and
Williams x Campbell, henova.
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The severe wind storm last Fri.
day atteinoon blew down the south
END gable Of Marshall College at
Huntington and the Bung F,ctory
at Central City Luckily no one
vs. hur;
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Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick
headache, indigestion, biliousuess.
All druggists. 25c.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-03-10

Mrs. Will Cowie has returned from
a visit TO friends near Ashland, Ky.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-03-10

HOODS Sarsaparilla has over and
- over again proved by it's cures,
when all other preparations failed, that
1t is the One True BLOOD Purifier.
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A number of friends were en-
tertained by DR.. ADD Mrs J. r.
Wharton at their residence on
East First Street last Friday even
ing.
The Charleston Daily Mail has
been added to our exchange list. If
any of our readers desire first class
Republican daily, which gives all
the news of ,he State's capital, they
shorld subscribe for the Mail.
Don't allow the lungs to be i'm.
pared by the cont uous irritation
of corgh. 1t is easier to prevent
consumption 'han 30 cure it. Ooe
Minute Cough Cure taken earl,
will ward OF any fatal long trouble.
w NJ Bl"ss, Druggist.
Fellows who delight in the sport
of lighting game chickens will have
hard row to hoe hereafter. if ,bev
are not careful. as a law passed by
the tate Legislature, makes cock
fighting punishable by a fine of from
) TO 800, and imprisonment IN
aggravated cases.
= = r.,-n., - Co,-.-, ~,
writ. 80 ina, .e,.r e.. 49,,
.lc. g., .,.,....,,.,.., $780,,
nl..l,. .,,,J -.
,ox.sor Nv W-,,.l tIa.l
S,,.o I, -, -. 49,, -
skin diseases. w. NJ Bloss. Duo
aiat.
4 rov, veo-- 100 16oro I;rod no,,.
S;s,arsviIle " Va moor n.;lo,,.
with se,e,J ctildron on ,oar
rocky little farm T. wa. = s,rn,ole
for fine ,,ros, oe.ossi,ios of iiro
'e" hoi1h' ago " wei was put down
Oh ne' P'ace ;'n' OH was s'i"ck' me
e. o0n 'oo" -" gay 'Yo' "'' ."
Many cases Of - ipPe' have
lately been cured by One Minute
Cough Cure, This preparation
Of this disease. 1t acts onickIv mus
prey ntirc serious complicuion,
and bad Ell cts in which this di,ea,e
leaves the patient w. NJ Bios
Dmgoi,t.
III OF % Ut, On.
u a.
,.olo n,
painted. 1t is now the han dsom-
est little train in the United States
aud is supplied with combine
ton baggage and smoking car.
'' ~ Why nance " "yue co""-
y pop, "e'' J." C"'''t''o" laSv
"''N ''' "''"''seu the mug. W al
Il
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months
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
NJ f. CHURCH

GEO. GADsBY, Pastor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11

for that appointment with the fres,-
dent by request" There Is some ho'ei-
lobby talk tonight that the appointment
will 40 west but Mr.. Purnell, wneh an
terrogated tonight on the speculation,
said n was all news to him. ana ne "as
not at all disposed to credit IL.
Mr.. W. c. Cram. Of Raleigh. was mar
Red 10 Miss Kitty Cowles. OF Pniiadei-
mia IN this city, this afternoon. Rev.
~. c. Alexander, OF Georgetown pro-
nounced the marital obligations.
Colonel Julian S. Carr and captain II
7 Parrish. OF Durham, n. c.; j. L. Hen
dirk. and Sheriff Shook. OF Madison, N
c.. and w. p. Ormsby. Of winston N. u
are among the arrivals to-day.
Ex-C6ngressman Settle, of North caro-
lima. is visiting his brother at Charies-
ton, w. Va
POSTAL.
Steamboat service changes nave peen
made I'm Virginia as follows:
Fredericksburg Va, to Baltimore, Nd
Permit contractor TO perform one round
trim a week between Tappahannock and
Norfolk. provided such additional service
be performed without expense TO the de-
partment.
Changes In star schedules have been
made in Virginia as follows:
Pals 10 Lester Manor-Leave Pans
daily except Sunday at A NJ. arrive
Lester Manor by A. NJ; leave Lester
Manor daily except Sunday at $50 A. Nj.
arrive Pals by 1890 A. M.
Solomon L. Mullen has been commits
stoned a fourth-class postmaster al
Huntersville, N. c. This is a money-or'
der office.
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mann. George Boltz. Henry Boltz. j.
Staude, c. Remsheidt, William Cree,
George Kramer. 8. Scherer. George Eben-
hack. f. Blattoner. II. Koss. 8. Harri-
son, August Baccigalupi. II. l. Smith.
A. Rebelie. John Eschenbacher. A. Haag.
James Bannon. Sam. lie Clcr. Joe Bonn
bach. Ed. Barker. 4. Pohler. G. Manchey.
3. Patterson. John .. Hagan. A. BREEDER.
Mr.. Marshall r. Ramos sang several
patriotic and appropriated songs in his
usual mastery style. DR.. David Haili-
nan. the popular tenor singer OF Jeffer-
son Ward. and MT. Ramos sans several
selections
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
Played for Carreno.

BY special appointment Madame Car
reno yesterday afternoon listened TO some
of Master John III. Powelrs compositions
performed by himself in the parlor OF the
Jefferson. She expressed herself as de-
lighted with the great musical talent he
showed both In original composition and
execution, and spoke very encouragingly
OF his future musical career expressing
a wish that after he has finished his home
studies he might be. sent to Europe to
study under her own supervision
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
OUR ses.OO HAvHAND & cos

STOCK . PATTERN DINNER SETS
(CAN BIZ MATCHED AT ANY TIME).
CONSISTING OF ia PIECES. INcLUD-
ING HANDSOME TEAPOT, FOR
THIS SPECIAL SALE. $pyo. COM
PLETE.
Imported Cup, Saucer, and Plate-Sets.
complete Csc. Set, for qRly l5c.
Genuine Cut-Glass Oil or Vinegar De-
canters. regular price, sl.25. for CSC.
Genuine Cut-Glass Celery Trays.
"Dorhinger finest cuttings" a regular
So. 40 Tray, for $3.50
$3.50 Deep Cut-Glass Bowls, for Mon
days sale, 1898.
CONSISTING OF BUTTER DISH.
SUGAR-DISH, SPOON-HOLDER, AND
PITCHER, ENTIRELY NEW PAT
TERN, FOR MONDAY. ONLY l5c. PER
SET.
Bamboo Book-Racks. have four shelves.
regular price. si.9S slight imperfeco.
close out at TIC.
100 Full-Size 3-inch Maple Ice-Chop-
ping Bowls at &c.
30 Patent Rotary FlourSifters, the best
made, worth l5c., for SC.
600 Tea-Strainers at 1c.
Japanned Pepper-Boxes, &c.
Patent Basting Spoons, extra long
handle. &c.
A BIG OFFERING IN HANDSOME
ONYX TABLES.
3 OF OUR MOST CHOICE BRASS
PARLOR TABLES, WITH FINEST
ONYX TOPS AND HEAVY ORNA-
MENTAL LEGS, OUR REGULAR 81. s..
AND sl2 TABLES. FOR $i95. CHOICE.
Imported China Salad or Berry-Bowls,
fancy -scallop edges, gold lined, with
pretty Dresden decorations, real value,
&c., for 25c.
SPECIAL GRANITE IRON WARE
SALE FOR MONDAY.
3-quart Best-Quality Granite Milk
Pans. worth l9c.. for l0c.
Regular sc. Granite Wash-Basins for
Sc.
Granite Saucepots, full size. seamless,
at 2Sc.
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A birthday Party.

Mr.. Julius l.. Ebenhack rendered his
friends an elegant banquet at his resi-
dence. Eighteenth and Main streets,
Thursday night in commemoration OF the
thirty-second anniversary OF his pirtn'
Among his guests were representatives
OF the Liberal Grove. No. 2, United An
cient Order OF Druids. and Odd-Feilows.
Promptly at p. NJ. Mr.. Julius Eben-
hack entered his spacious dining-hall.
accompanied by his venerable father.
while the orchestra PLACED Hail TO the
Chief"
The complimentary orchestra. con-
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THE FOURQUREAN-PRICE GO.

sisting OF ten pieces. known as the
"West-End Star Musical Organization"
enlivened the occasion with their
choicest selections. Mr.. s. Stern presided
as toastmaster.
The menu" consisting OF all tho DELI
cacies Of the season. was heartily par
taken Of by all present after which
Mr. s. Stern proposed toast.
''The day and birthday Of the host and
long life TO the hostess" which was
responded to by Mr. John b. Metzser.
Among those present were: Messrs. C..
Sears. Fritz Deitrick. A. LANCE. John
Feltdner, Jacob Koch, l. II. thinner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11

Granite Tipped Fry-Pans, worth Sc,
for nc.
Granite Tea-Kettles. largest size made.
worth sl.69. for Sc.
Granite Dr1nklng-Cups, full size. &c.
GALVANIZED PALS,
FULL 10-QUART SIZE GUARANTEED
NOT TO RUST, WORTH Csc. FOR re.
100 dozen Best English China Soup or
Dinner-Plates. assorted decorations, spe-
cial for this sale. 39c per set.
Fruit Saucers, real English China, as
| sorted decorations. worth regularly 9sc.
dozen, for this sale, 21-2c. each.
Individual Butter-Plates, assorted deco
rations, at &c. per dozen. from Coo.
500 ONE QUART TIN COVERED
BUCKETS AT 8 CENTS.
300 Graduated Measures. will measure
| from IL pint 10 quart, for &c. each.
Box Nutmeg Graters. lc.
Floor-Cloths, large size, &c.
60 dozen Elegant Oii-Bottles, bought 70
sell for &c, they'll all go quick tomorrow
| at lie.
800 boxes Black EnaIpelled stoye-PolIsh
at o., instead OF &C.
TEA-KErTLFsS, LARGE SIZE. MADE
OF BEST REFINED. JUST THE
THING FOR OIL OR GAs-SrOVEs, AT
| l0c
GURNEY REFRIGERAToRs AND
ICE-BOXEs,
BEST IN THE WORLD. MADE OF
I HARDWOOD. INTERIOR CIRCULA-
TONS, COLD. DRY AIR, PATENT
DRAINAGE TRAP, AND GALVA-
NIzED REMOVABLE ICE CoMPARr-
MENT, HAS ALL THE LATEST
IMPROVEMENT. SEE OUR PRICES
| FOR MONDAY.
GET THE BABY 4 WAKEFIELD
CARRIAGE.
] $l3.sS for an Elegant Wakefield Carrase'
| handsomely upholstered. a good S9D value.
E.95 for Wakefield Carriage. with best
silk, plush upholstered. a good SIS value.
SIS for a regular SO Wakefield Carriage,
| with best rubber-tire wheels and patent
brake, upholstered in finest carrase-
cloth, for SIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
Grandfather Clock.

Just now there is something missing at
the First Police-Station. 1t is an old
fashioned clock. probably 100 years old.
which has been at the station ever since
1t was a station. The timepiece is about
feet high and very antique In appear
ance. 1t is undergoing repairs at the
store Of Mr. ]. T. Allen. and will be re-
placed In its former position when the
work is done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
The AIumnae Meet.

The Alumnae Association OF the MARY
Baldwin Seminary met IN the parlofs OK
the YounanAien's Christian Association
yesterday Vternoon at 3 o'clock. There
was a good attendance. The feature Oh
the evening was the interesting account
by Mrs. May Irwin Coleman OF the pro
posed reunion In Tennessee or all inc
alumnae who can attend the centennial
Records giving an account OF the o..
ganixation Of the society and revised
list OF the members were distributes
Smong those present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
FIFTY DOZEN LADIES' SEWING
ROCKERS,


Nrcrry FINISHED. EXTRA-STRONG-
IY MADE. HAS BEST-QUALiTY RAT
TAN SEATS. SPECIAL FOR THIS
SALE, CSC.
$500 CHAMBER SETS Foh SLOW
Fine English-Decorated Chamber-Sets'
In assorted decorations. all full-size
pieces. worth s., special value Tor Mon
day, 81 So complete.
&c Real China Cream-Pitchers, finely
tinted. on white body, rich goid-trlnned
decorations, regular 25c. pitchers. TOT &C.
81 80 REAL CHINA sYRUP-PiTCHEhs
80 CENTS.
Handsome Real China Decorated syrup
Pitchers. with nicely-decorated real
China tray, actually worth N.5o, Tor this
sale, 39c.
A Rig CUP AND SAUCER SALE
At % Cents on the DoiIar'
25 cases Carlsbad China Cups and Sau-
GERS, full tea and coffee size, decorated
in three choice patterns, actualy worm
s. a dozen, for this SAFE ooc' ior se'
OF Cups and Saucers.
200 Finest Limoges China A. ID. Cups
and saucers. all handsomely decorated,
gold trimmed handles, worth up TO A'
for this sale, choice Of any, 2c.
Real Austrian and Carlsbad China A.
d. and Souvenir Cups and Saucers, nice
" decorated, fancy shapes, worth TO &c.,
for this SALE &C., choice.
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY AND TUES
DAY.
A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 20 PER
CENT. OFF THE MARKED PRICE OF
ANY JARDINIBRE IN THE HOUSE
FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
A small lot OF G. Handsome Jardinieres.
full large size, nicely decorated, worth
regularly 60 and &C.. choice OF any Mon
day. t9c.
Solid Brass All-Night lamps. with best
burner and nickel-plated rehecter,
special for Monday. isc., complete, with
chimney
PIE-PI4ATES, FULL 9 INCHES,
MADE OF REST REFINED, WORTH
&c. EACH, SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE,
2 FOR &c,
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Black Goods.

Greater ValucS LHdh S'NA
this week.
2 Great Specials.
Black Figured Mohair Siciiiah' r .ne
Extra-Quality Black Figured Mohair
s,ciIian. the regular SIS kind, TINS
week. .....''..''''' '''',,, a. !.
In cur regular stock you VIII ma
variety OF unusual values.
so-,ncb BLACK Mohair, for Skirts, a
GOOD zoe value, for. .....................3 SOC
4s-inch Black Granite Cloth, superb
value. $500. .............. .''''''.'''
10 inch Black Diagonal Granite
Cloth. .......... .....-..''..' ''..'
ss-inch Black Brocaded Mohair ETA
mine..... .........s..'.'.-.'' ..''''''''''
sS-inch Black Wool Grenadine. SOC
4-inch\ Wool Etamine. .......... SOC
An the new weaves in Wool, Grena-
dimes Examines. Canvas. and Baskatines'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
Easter Gloves.

The new stock is all in. The
qualities are better-the styles
are the newsstand that salts
faction goes with every Glove
that has always characterized
our Gloves.
Three prices for the popular styles
81, s1.25. and $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11

The Association TO Meet at the
ArmOry.
The members of the Association of the
Guard Of the Commonwealth. who will
accompany Company c to Centenary
church tonight. where DIR. Tudor will
preach an anniversary sermon to them,
will assemble at the Regimental Armory
TO plight at 7:30 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
Wool Dress Fabrics.

This week will be the banner
week in Dress Goods values.
They are all high class imported
novelties.
Our Coo. Novelty suitings, for. .37 lie
Our 75c Novelty Suitings. for.......SOc
Our SIC. Novelty Swtings. for........6oc
Our $50 Novelty Suitings. for........si.
Our 50 Novelty Suitings, for........H.sS.
Suit Patterns
All our Fine Imported Suit
Patterns at special prices.
$50 Patterns. r...................$6.SO 90.
sl2 Patterns, for. ....................S8.IS
s25 Patterns, for. .....................SIO.
$3.50 Patterns for. ...............Siz.o Do
| So Patterns, ....."""""....sio.