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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

to-day. Nearly so dozen odd and tumbled
things that ought to have been sold before
we bought the stock:
7 ladies' Fine Muslin and Camprlc
Gowns, Empire style or entire yoke Oh
embroidery. and edged with nne en-
broidery, Breeder & Talley's prices s2
and s2.4S; our price, 9Oc each; A..
II Ladies Muslin Gowns, made IN 'ne
best styles, Breeder & 1ailey soiu a'
SOC: our price, 2c. ,-,,. 80
All Breeder & Talleys soc. Muslin ana
Cambria Chemise various styles, lIih
med in lace and embroidery, Tor &c;
9 Ladies' Muslin Gowns. EMPIRE s'yie,
Breeden & Talley sold at ssc.; our
price. SOC. .,-
All Breeder G. Taleys 15c. Muslin skirts
with cambria ruffie and tucks. or WIN
3-inch embroidery ruifie, for 59c; each'
II Ladies' Muslin Drawers with en-
broidery ruffle, Breeder q Iailey SOU
at &c.: our price, zoe.
II Ladies' Muslin Drawers, with mem
and tucks. made of good muslin. Bree-
den & Talley sold at 25c.; our price, lOc
REMNANTS KNIT UNDERWEAR.
l6 Breeder & Talley Jersey Rlpped
Vests. crochet neck and arms. regular
~ l0c, for &C. each.
All Breeder * Talleys ~ anu ~ i--c.
Low-Neck Ribbed Vests, for infants
and misses, will be sold for lc. each
Just a few left OF the vests IN low
taped nec..s. usually sold for II l-2c..
will go for sc. each.
Breeder & Taliey,,s Best 2oc, cos Jersey sey
Ribbed Vests. SILK taped neck anu
arms. for u lie. each.
Misses LoW-Neck GauZe Vests, in all
sizes. best 25c. quality, for lOc. eacn:
Children's Low-Neck Vests, tape necks
and arms Breeder * 1alleys best
16 2-3c quality. for sc. each.
ALL MATTINGs AND CARPETS
that were not full pieces brought up from
Breeder & Talley's, will be on sale to-
day. Also, great number from our
stock.
All the Remnants Of Fancy China Mat
ting. from 10 IS yards, sold up 10
u 1-2c.; to-day, ic. yard.
All the Remnants Of Heavy China Mat
tings. from to q yards. sold up 10
PC. yard; to-day; Ioc, yalu. ,,..
All the Remnants of Linen-Warp Mat
tings. from to 10 yards. sold up TO
3Cc. a yard; to-day. L. l-2c. yard.
CARPETS.
All the Short Ends OF Tapestry Carpets.
from 10 70 yards. sold up 10 soc.; TO-
day. 35c.
All the Short Ends OF Moquette Carpets.
from to 80 yards. sold up to $.5o; To-
day. Doc. ydrC.
All the Short Ends OF Body-Brussels
Carpets. from TO 80 yards. sold up
to 81. Is a yard; to-day. soc. yard.
All the Short Ends OF All-Wool Ingram
Carpets. from TO Is yards, sold up
TO 75c. to-day, Csc. a yard.
I All-Wool Extra Super ingram Carpet,
containing about 45 yards, sold at
S32. so; to-day. 81.
Extra Super Ingram Carpet. containing
about 30 yards, sold al $40; to-day So
4 Smyrna Hearth-Size Rugs, 30x6O, from
Breeder & Talley, sold at $50; to-
day, N.25.
Smyrna Hearth Rugs. size 27x54 from
Breeder & Talley, sold at 81; to-day.
81.
One and two and three pairs OF sort OF
LACE CURTAINS
from the Breeder & Talley stock. Their
odd Accommodations.
HUNDREDS OF PAIRS
price changed by half and more from
their marked ones.
Q pairs Dotted-Net Curtains, that sold
for IS a pair. In the remnants for -
/ pair Handsome IrishPoint Curtains.
that sold for $3.50. for $3.50.
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field, N. j., arrived here yesterday, ana
drove opt to Green Spring. which Is now
owned by Mr. Gil. They will remain
about week.
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JEwELRy ODDS AND ENDS,

such as the people of Richmond are not
often treated with. All from the Breeden
& Taley stock go for 1oc. on the dollar:
Gentlemen'G Separable Studs. In gold,
silver. or pearl, for &C.; cost Breeder *
Talley 25c. -.
tons. gold or silver. Breeder & Tai
ley's % and SOC. kind. for Sc
German Silver Thimbles Breeder a.
Talley's 25c. kind, for &c. each.
Breeder & Talley's Stick-Pins. hfteen
hundred OF 'em. for lc. each.
Breeder & Ta,ley's Shirt-Waist Sets,
any for II l-2c.. some cost UP 70 81.
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ORNAMENT ODDS Am r>ns

I Large Brown Vase. that was So =.
close. $3.50. w. %
Vases that were IS. 10 close 81 eboa.
"A lot OF Vases that were sl.D a9S !,
10 close SOC. each y
Wedgewood Jardinieres that were :, e.
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THE COHEN Cn

100 English Porcelain Cups ana So
that were 81 a dozen. 10 clos c.s
each. ','t, lc
10 sets OF Bowls. containing three 1.
set. worth J0c.. for Isc a sef 4
Genuine Carlsbad Gold-Bansoa .
Plates. that were &c. for ~ -, cuo
100 yellow Bowls that were &c.. TO-.
each. ~ UT e.
A lot Of Fine Jardinicrcs that w.,. :.
and VIE. slightly damaged, 10 eio
1870 choice f W NiQte
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WOODEN AND WILLOW-WARE
odds AND ENDs.

A lot OF Fancy Work Baskets that vera
&c, 10 close &c. each.
II packages Of Fort Lee Toilet Paper
containing 1000 sheets. wrappers tom
were l5c. for Sc. each.
70 Dustless Bristle Floor sweeps vera
Si.25, TO close J0c. each.
Is Door-Latches, were loc., 10 cloae L.
each
2 Gem Ice-Crcam Freezers. 2-quar,
size, slightly damaged, to close gc.
each.
II Wire Dish-Coyers that were l5c.. "a
close &C. each.
70 sets Of Table Mats that were DC. 10
close 1Oc. a set.
q Croquet Sets. 10 close 59c. seq.
Lawn Mowers. damaged, We're 81 N
close. CSC each
% Large Garden Hose, were i0c., Tor i-e.
each.
% Childrens Garden Sets that were &c,
for Sc. each.
GLASSWARE ODDS AND ENDS.
a lot Of Cake SAVERS. Berry B0glS
Preserve Dishes, spoon Holders Sugar
Dishes: all handsome-cut patterns.
were sold upwards OF &c, for .c.
choice
100 dozen Wine Glasses aud Tumblcrs
thar were 75c. u dozen, 20 close. SIX
for sc.
10 Cut-Glass Pattern Bowls. worth zoe,
for lie each.
100 Cut-Pattern salt Dips, two for ic.
II Cut-Pattern Flower Vases that were
&c, 10 close &c. each.
"a Bohemian Vases that were '25c, for &c
each.
THE COHEN co.
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WHAT LOT OF RIBBONS!

Why so many short pieces? These ac-
cumulations were never disposed OF by
Breeder, Talley & Co. They'll go to-day;
Au-SiIk Satin Ribbons. in light and dark
shades. Breeder e. Talley's price &C.,
for lc. yard.
No. 20 All-Sik Taffeta Ribbon, Breeden
& Talley's 19c.. for Sc. yard.
Fancy Persian Ribbon, No. 40, Breeder
& Talley's price 2Oc., for &c. yard:
Gros-Grain Ribbon, with satin edge, lc.
a yard
Black All-Silk Gauze Ribbons. Breeden
& Talley's price &c. for l7c. a yard:
Black Satin Gros-Grain Ribbon, IL
wide. Breeder & Talley's price lOc.,
for &c. yard.
No. CO Colored Satin Ribbon. not all
shades. Breeder & Talley's &c. quail
~, for &c. yard
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sOILED AND TUMBLED SHEETS AND
PILLOW-CASEs

FROM THE BREEDEN & TALLEY
STOCK.
Ful-Size Double Bed Sheets for &c
Full-Size PillowCases for &c.
Scotch Lawns. White grounds, figured
designs. 3-4c. yard.
HUNDREDS or PRETTY. FINE
FLANNEL REMNANTS CAME TO
Us FROM THE BREEDEN 81 TAIL
LEY PURCHASE. ONE FOURTH
THE PRICE is THE WAY WE'RE
GOING TO SELL EN-.
Outing Flannels for 1-2c.-cost Breeder
q Talley 1-Sc.
Domet Flannels for 3c.-cost Breeden K
Talley &c.
Solid Colored Navy. Gray or Red Elan
nels. sold at Breeder & Talley's for
20c.. for l-3c. yard.
MORE SHORT LENGTHS OF SILKS
than this store has ever seen. Breeder &
Talley were not in the habit of selling out
remnants al a price to keep the stock
clean.
Silks that were marked 75c. to 81 yard.
for Acc.
silks that. were 60 and 65c for 25c.
Silks that were % and 81 lie. for .
and y 1-2c.
Silks that were up to $3.50 for 81.
Grenadines that were up TO $3.50 for 75c
Black Satin Duchess that was 81 a
yard, Tor Que.
Various other Black Silks-all for less
than half price.
White and Colored Crepe &c Chine. SILK
Mulls, and Chiffons. White and Black.
Handmade Wash Silks, etc.
Every small LOT of
LADIES' DRESSES
are hung aside to be sold at REM
NANT PRICES to-day. We prefer an at
once loss. Nothing wrong about them.
IL you can find your size.
Cloth Suits. were 1850, for $3.50
SIS Black ana Blue Cloth Suits for 81.
$3.50 Camels-Hair Suits for s..
! Black Made-to-Order Suit. was s25,
for S1l. t
81 Colored Cloth Suits for 81
SEPARATE SKIRTS
AMONG THEM:
BLACK and White Shepherd Plaid
Skirts. were $l.1y: your choice for Csc
Tan Cheviot Skirts. were $780, in the
remnants for $50.
Black Satin Skirt, was SS.75. for IS.
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LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs
are like a gift for all you buy-hundre'
OF short pieces.

Of short pieces.
All Breeder & Talley's Handmade
Torchon Lace and insertions that sold
at Csc. for II IL and 10c a yard.
All Handmade Torchon Lace and In
sertion, Breeder x Taley sold at 8
and 10c.. for Sc. a yard.
Breeder * Talley's 40 and 81 f-2c. Fine
Hand Made Torchon and Medicls Lace
and Insertion for 20 and 2jc. a yard
3-inch-wide Linen Torchon Lace, Bree-
den & Talley sold at &C., for &c. a yard.
2-inchwide Linen Torchon Lace, 1 lie.
a yard.
Handsome Black silk Laces, various
sorts, Breeder & Talley sold at rs and
S5c. for 30c. a yard.
SOC. Black Silk Chantilly Lace for 20c
a yard.
Net-Top Oriental Laces, Breeder e Tai
ley sold at l6 to 20c. for &c. a yard.
Cream Silk Applique Lace sleeve width
Breeder & Talley sold at &C., for
II l-2c
Sleeve Width Oriental Lace, 8 and lOc.
ones. for and &C. a yard.
12-yard piece Linen Torchon Lace, 81
inch wide. for &c. a piece
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLs.
Linen Parasols. Breeder & Talley sold
at $1.75. for 75c. each.
Fancy Silk Parasols. Breeder & Talley
sold at 81. for 81 each.
Handsome Figured Taffeta Silk Para
soils. Breeder & Talley sold at s.. for
$3.50 each.
IS Breeder & Talley's sl.75, 81, and $3.50
Silk Umbrellas, handles for ladies' or
men. choice 81 each.
II English Gloria Umbrellas. Breeder &
Talley sold at 49c., our price 1sc.
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WANTED. ORDERS
for
ICE, COAL, AND WOOD.

Having purchased the entire business
goodwill. &c. OF the Independent zee
and Coal Company. l would be plcasea
to receive proportion OF the patroh's'
OF the good people OF Richmond for
ICE. COAL. OR WOOD.
Mr.. II. III. WILLES would be pleased !"
see his friends at $40 west Broad street.
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for 49c.
Could we show all the odd things of the
MEMS FURNISHINGS
they would fill whole store. They are
all here and ready on sale, but you must
call for them at the counters. Among
them are:
Breeder & TalIey's 81 Unlaundered
White Shirts for 4Sc. e,,
Breeder & Talley's Unlaundered shirts
that were 800, for l9c.
Breeder & Talley's Full Laundered
NeeliCee Shirts, 81 grade. for 4Sc.
Breeder & Talleys COO. Neglgee Work
ing Shirts. real Scotch cheyot. for 5oc;;
lot of Mems Balbriggan. SHIRTS ana
Drawers. Breeder * IaIley ~ anu
Coo kinds, for l9c.
lot of Mems Gauze Shirts, left from
Breeder & Talley's; their price &c.;
u l-2c now.
lot of Mems Best Pepperel Jeans
Drawers (soiled from the rush), were
50c.-20c. now.
I lot of Fine silk Neckwear from Bree-
den & Taley's, almost any shape;
their 40 and zoe. grades-19c. now.
lot of washable Club Ties, sold by
Breeder & Talley for II l-2c.-2c now.
lot of All-Silk Windsor Ties, sold by
Breeder & Talley for 25c;m5c. now;
/ lot of Washable Stock Ties Q-adies),
BTttOen & fancy piiNS 49, N~-'-f 49,
6 1-ic.
Mems Llsle-Thread Socks. Black and
Colors. Breeder & Talley's % to DOC.
grades-l2 l-2c. now.
1 lot Of Mems FastColor Socks, usual
10c kind. &c. a pair.
lot of Mems Working Shirts. Breeder
& Talley's price 25c.-l2c. now.
Hundreds of the finest pieces of
BLACK GOODS
were among the Breeder & Talley stock.
All, from yards down, are on sale to-
day.
Is remnants Figured Mohair, Breeder *
Talley's price 39c., our price 10 2-5c.
pieces All-Wool Brocaded Etamine.
Breeder & Talley's price Sl.20, our
price SOC.
5 remnants AllWool Brocaded Grena-
dine, Breeder & Talley's price Toe, our
price 25c. IL,
IL remnants Wool Armure. the kind
Breeder & Talley sold for l6 2-Sc., our
price 3-ic.
remnants Ga Atwood Cheviot. Bree-
den & Talleys price 75c., our price 4Dc.
s remnants Figured Brllliantine, Bree-
den & Talleys price soc. yard, our
price 19c. -
remnants All-Wool Kyber Cloth: Bree-
den q Talley's price &c., our price DC
There is a prize for every one that
wants
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WANTED,

$50 WEEKLY SALARY AND tx
pcnses paid statesmen for cigars Old. re-
liable firm Experience unnecessary Per.
manent position. THE w. l.. KLINE
COMPANY st. Louis, Mo.
ap 9-F.su& WIN
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Old papers for sale at sc. hunds'd "
Dispatch once
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LOST. April. 18Th. ONE BLooD-BAi
HORSE. with very small head. A hosi"
reward will be paid II returned 10 VII
LIAM II. kECK. Stall No. ~ sseys"'
Market my o-u
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Phone 407--120o west Broad street.
Phone le5-i9o5 east Cary street.
Phone 23is-Sis west Broad street: =,
ap N-tMy u
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A GOOD. QUICK MULE. ABOUT ia
pounds weight. TO work TO dirt-cart. Cheap
for cash. State where 10 be- seen anl
price. Address MULE" care OF Dis
patch Office. my l-i'
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ART DEPARTMENT.

Stamped Linen Doylies, Breeder & Tai
ley's &C.. for lc.
Linen Buffet Scarfs. slightly soiled,
Breeder & Talleys price 81. for Soc; ?
yards long.
Monte Linen Splashers. Breeder & Tai
ley's price 25c., for II l-2c.
Linen Table-Covers. elegantly designed
with fancy drawn-thread, Breeder *
Talley's price S9c. for 59c
Stamped Linen Photo. Frames for nc.
Spool half-ounce Wash SILK. Breeder *
Talley's price Csc, for lOc.
Linen Tray-Covers. slightly soiled. SIC.
l5o wards Fancy Frlnges. Breeder &
TalleVs price and Sc. for &c. yard.
2 handsome Null Collars. with Swiss
embroidered trimmings slightly soil
ed. Breeder * Talley's price $50. for
CSC
9 White p. X. Polero Jackets. with col
lars OF same 10 match. Breeder & Tai
ley's price $l.tS for si25.
Colored Ruchng, Breeden & Talley's )
and Toe. grade. for 1c. yard.
Linen Chemisettes. Breeder & Talley's
price 25c.. soiled. for SC.
Embroidery Silk. Flo. and Twist Bree-
den & Talley's price 45c. dozen. for
lc. spool.
CANDIES TODAY AT MANUFACTU-
RERs' PRICES.
so pounds OF Lemon and Lime Drops for
S1-2c. a pound.
80 pounds OF Fresh Acid Cakes. &c. per
pound.
GO pounds OF Almond Nouga. vanilla ana
chocolate fiavors, to-day 2lc. pound; .
worth Joe.
"a hounds OF Chocolate Cream, the sc
kind. for ~ lie. per pound.
90 pounds OF Vanilla Marshmallows. 20
close out quick, for lie. a pound; regu-
lar Soc kind.
lC0 pounds OF Cream Almonds and Cali
fofnia Candy Cherries for Z l-2c. a
pound: worth 80 and 40c.
&c. packages OF Pepsln Chewing Gum
to-day for lc. a package.
II pounds OF Chocolate Pralines. sold
pound.
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HOSIERY.

The principal part from the Breeder &
Talley stock Odd pairs. odd dozen pairs
Fancles, Black and Plain; all at half
cost and less:
Derby Ribbed or Plain Imported Hose.
Black or Tan, Breeder & Tailey sold
at % to 81 l-2c.; your choice of any,
l5c. pair.
Misses and Boys Heavy and Light
Weight Ribbed Hose, Black or Tan,
Breeder & Talley sold at l5c.. our
price &c. pair.
PSI pairs Ladies' Fancy Boot or Solid
Black Tan. Slate. and Balbriggan
Hose. Breeder & Talley sold at Y IL,
Is. and l9c. Your pick OF this entire
lot-two pairs for l5c.
Ladies' II lie: Black Hose. full seani-
less, double heels and toes. &c. a pair.
Ladies Fine Isle Thread or Four
Thread Maco Hose. in Black or Coiors,
Breeder * Talley sold at 40 and 5Oc..
our price 25c. for any.
II dozen Ladies' Fine Balbriggan Hose,
Breeder & Talley sold at 25c. a pair,
our price II l-2c.
% pairs Children's Fine Ribbed Black
Hose. Breeder & Talley sold at loc.,
for &c. a pair.
BOOKS.
Mothers OF Great Men and Women.
large. table-size edition. former price
1913, to-day 9sc.
Table-Size Edition OF Longfellow's
Poems, Pilgrims Progress. Aurora
Leigh. all beautifully Illustrated, $l.2
books, to-day. 15c. each.
The Pictorial History OF the Bible, from
the Creation 81 the World TO the Apos-
toic Era, illustrated. and nicely
bound. $3.50 book. to-day for 75c.
Webster's Little Handy Dictionary, to-
day for &c.
vast variety OF Children's Books TO
be found on our remnant counters;
Picture-Books that Breeder Il Talley
sold for 20 and S5c. for lcc. each.
81. Nicholas Series. for boys and girls.
Breeder & Tailey's price Soc. ours l9c
STATIONERY GIvE-AWAY.
Good Linen Paper. to-day 10c. a pound.
Heavy Cream-Laid Paper. Sc. a pound.
Very Good Paper for &c. n quire.
Envelopes. packs for &c.
Pads &c. each.
Ink, two bottles for &c.
Pen Holders. &c. a dozen.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS

will go like this:
l0c New Fancy SILK and Tinsel Trim
mings, I'm the best shades, &c. a yard.
2-nch-wide Jet Trimming Breeder 4
Talley sold at 35c.. for l0c a yard
All Breeder * Talley's Colored Silk
Coat Bindings, that were 10 and
II 1-2c., for lc. a yard.
Narrow Silk and Tinsel Beading. Bree-
den q Talley sold at &c.. for &c. yard.
Narrow Jet Trimming. Breeder & Tai
ley sold at &C., a yard for lc
Handsome w de-Cut Jet Insertion Bree-
den & Talley sold at Sl25, for 81 l-2c.
a yard.
All Black Tubular Braid Military Sets,
Breeder & Talley sold at 81, for S9c.
set.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,
WANTED

TO RENT 4 STABLE IN THE NEIGH
borhood of Sixth and Clay streets. AppD
at sol north Sixth street. my l-lt'
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slo t"W WORTH according
"
time nhando the tdegreein imperfect
If Breeder
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WANTED.

A GOOD TRAVELLING SALESMAN
for the State of Virginia. Address
UNIVERSITY PHARMACAL CO.
my 7-lt' Charlottesville, Va.
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WANTED.

Statesmen FOR CIGARS; si25 MONTH
" and expenses; old-established house;
experience unnecessary; inducements 10
customers. c. c. BISHOP COMPANY st.
Louis. ap zo-Su. NNrfltt
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WASTED.

A WOMAN TO COOK AND WASH FOR
a family living a few miles in the coln.
Try. Good wages. References required.
Apply at and south Eleventh street,
city. my l-lt
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

WANTED,
TO EMPLOY A CABINET MAKER
Call al No. 10 Governor street (up-stairsJ
at 10 o'clock to-day.
my 7-lt' e. u. DEAN.
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10! PAIRS OF ODD CORSETs,

some soiled. others in few sizes only, out
all at less than you would be wiling 10
pay for these noteworthy and best goods;
p. D. Corsets. from $50 to 81.
CSC. Corsets for &c.
81 Nursing Corsets for zoe.
soc. Corsets for 25c.
Young Ladies' 81 ana Zoe. Corsets for
50c.
And MANI others
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Sc pairs of Nottingham Lace Curtains,
one and two pairs Of a kind, were Via
pair, for Coo.
50 pairs of Lace, Curtains, one and two
pairs of kind, were Toe. pair, 30c.
II pairs of Ecru Irish Point Curtains,
were $3.50 a pair, for s1.l5.
pairs Chenille Curtains, were s2.oO
pair, for $50.
pairs Slk-Stripe Chenille Curtains,
were $3.50. for $3.50 a pair.
pairs Damask Curtains, that were 50
a pair, for 1913 a pair.
Table-Covers, that were Coo, Tor 2oc.
6-i Table-Covers, that were SO, for
SIPS.
Remnants of best quality Denims for
10c. a yard.
Remnants of Colored and White Cur
tain Muslins. lac. yard.
Remnants of Figured Japanese Drapery
for sc. a yard.
Remnants of Scrim. 3-ic. yard
Remnants Of Delft-Blue Drapery for &c.
a yard.
Remnants of Cretonnes for 1-2c. yard.
Remnants of Boys Shirts, slightly soil
ed. sold for ST. for 45c. each.
Remnants of Boys ShirtWaists. one
and two OF a size, that were l5c., for
&c. each.
Odds and Ends of Boys Clothing, in
duck and woollen materials. for less
than one third Of cost, to close them
out.
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Brocaded SILK Skirts, were $3.50. in the
remnants for 81. g,
; Fancy Check Skirts that sold for 3D.
for Sl.75 each. c,-,..-
4 Black Brocaded Brilliantine Skirts
were CSC. in the remnants for o2c.
REMNANTS OF WRAPPERS.
s Calico Wrappers. were 5Jc., for 39c. =,
l lot of Flannellette Wrappers, were g.
for i9c.
Could we show all the odd things OF the
MEMS FURNISHINGS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07

prices are one half-one quarter,
and less for this days selling.
The only unusual condition is
that these goods are not ex-
changeable.
They are marked to be
sold, all in this one day.
Nor is the sale confined to any
special line or grade of goods.
The fienr, cheaper, and almost
every kind will be ready this
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-09-03
TIE BOYS IN BLUE
Thirty-First Encam qment Ex-
ceeGs Expectations.

Buffalo SuperbIy Decorated In Honor o
Their (o,ning-Forty-Five Thousand
Veterans In Parade-The Proceedings
Buffalo, Aug. 26.-It was the zenith Of
the Grand Army's glory, said the vet
Grams as they talked of yesterdays
parade at their camps last night.
Forty-five thousand marched through
the streets swathed in flags and bunting
receiving the ovation of 100000 people
whose gratitude and admiration was
envinced in every way that human de-
votlon can find public expression. The
president of the Union they fought tc
save, himself their comrade, was at their
head When the line of the great pro-
cession moved, at 1920 o'clock, the sun
was shining and the sky had not a cloud
Through the streets, packed with one
of the most loyal crowds that ever as
sembled to do honor to the nation s
heroes the procession moved for 5 hours
and AZ minutes.
Goblin Elected.
Buffalo, Aug. 27.-CincinnatfS triumph
in securing the national encampment for
1895 and Pennsylvania victory in win
ming the commander-in- chief of the
Grand Army were the features of the
encampment yesterday. Both battles
were hard fought.
Delegate Dowley of Toledo moved that
the rule be suspended. William D.
Stauffer, post commander Of the depart
ment of Pennsylvania, moved that the
convention proceed under the rule.
Dowley's motion was not seconded.
Stauffer's was, and the question being
put was declared carried by Commander
in-Chief Clarkson by viva voce vote.
The report of the committee on in
struction followed this address. 1t criti-
cized the books on war history used in
the schools in the South as inaccurate
and suggested some changes, particul-
arly in those used in Southern schools.
Nominations for COMMUNICATIVE chief
were then declared in order and Isaac
F. Mack of Sandusky, O., was nominated
by Delegate Brown Of Ohio. J. p S.
Goblin of Lebanon, Pa, was nominated
by Delegate Stewart of Pennsylvania;
George Fl. Inuis of Boston by Delegate
Wetherbee of Massachusetts, and John
G. Linehan of New Hampshire by Dele
gate Cogswell of New Hampshire. Mr.
Wetherbee later withdrew the name of
Mr.. Innis The first ballot resulted as
follows: Mack, 253; Linehan, 1871; Goblin
296-no choice. The vote on the second
ballot was never announced officially,
but as cast it stood as follows Mack,
249; Linehan, 1913; Goblin. 35S.
Before the result could be given by the
tellers the 10 Missouri votes that had
been cast fol Mack were withdrawn and
ordered changed to Goblin, who had re-
ceived the other II of the % votes be-
longing to the state. This gave Goblin
1858 votes and enough to elect. Illinois
and other states began to order their
votes changed, but while this was in
progress R. B. Brown of Ohio, who nom
mated Mr.. Mack, asked and obtained
unanimous consent that the adjutant
general be instructed to cast the vote of
the encampment for Mr.. Goblin, making
his election unanimous.