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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
The Local Freight Offices Removed.

The building on the northeast corner OF
Sixteenth and Broad streets, owned and
occupied by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. and used as local
freight offices, having been completely
Quilted by the fire of yesterday morning
and made entirely untenabe the removal
OF these Offices became necessary.
Those having business with these officers
will find them located as follows:
The agent, Mr.. Il. T.. Swain, with his
chief clerk, Mr.. William A. Jones. and
Office force. and Mr.. ]. f.. Ferguson, CASH
Ter and his assistant. i'm the office OF the
Freight-Delivery Warehouse, on the
southwest corner Of Sixteenth and Broad
streets, diagonaly opposite where they
formerly were.
Mr.. c.. 5. Crenshaw, station accountant,
with his assistants. and Mr.. H.. III. Pol
lard, tracing clerk, in Room No.'1 of the
building attached to the passenger depot,
known as the railroad Young Mems
Christian Association readng-room-
Mr.. h. p. Taylor. In charge OF the bill
ing department and his assistants In
Room No 2. same building.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Anderson. OF the inward
freight department. In Room No. 1. same
building (up-stairs).
The removal was quietly and expedi-
tiously effected yesterday. and tomorrow
all hands will be ready for business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
REV. WILBUR CRAFTS HERE.
,ervfces at the Y. VI. G. A. To-Day
The state Convention Next Month.

ARRANGEMENTS have been made by Ses-
,etary Mckee, of the Young Mems Chris
Nan Association, for the return of Rev.
Wilbur f. Crafts, who will deliver an
address at the mems meeting this after
,oon at 4 o'clock. His theme upon this
occasion will be, "The Strong and the
Fair" and those who recall his able and
brilliant effort of a year and half ago.
yhen he delivered his celebrated lecture,
sBefore the Lost Arts " will look forward
10 his address this afternoon.
The special musical features wiz De
4 cornet solo by Mr.. q. Burton Mount
castle. and vocal solo by Mr.. Haddon
!. Watkins.
This morning Mr.. Crafts will occupy
me pulpit OF the Grove-Avenue Baptist
,hurch speaking on the theme: sabbath
observance; or. The Lord's-Day, Day
~ Rest" At night, he viii speak at
ne eeventh-Street Christian church, on
ETbe Holy City, AS 1t VIII Appear on
Earth" an
rev Mr.. Crafts is a speaker OF un-
.sual mower. and the bureau with Whlch
AZ IS connected Is doing remaIhaDie
work I'm bringing national reform mea-
lures before Congress.
The Boys' Gospel Army will meet In the
Association parlor this afternoon al
o,clock, ard will be addressed by Mr..
Frank l.. Wells. There VIII be the usuni
interesting exercise including roli-caii.
ASSOCIATION NOTES.
The State Convention OF the Young
Mems Christian Association Will meet
at Petersburg, February 24th to 18th. IN
elusive. The Richmond city association
viii be well represented
The attendance at the gymnasium
aliases IL increasing. and. now that the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
WILL BUILD AN OPERA-HOUSE.
Major Ginter Negotiating for tho
Property of General Wise.

There seems to be little remaining
doubt that Richmond is to have a fine,
modern theatre In the near future. The
arrangements which have been made
to this end are due to the enterprise
and high public spirit of Major Ginter
Since the erection OF the Jefferson, IL
is said Major Ginter has discussed
with several friends and business ac-
quaintances the existing need for a
new playhouse, and has several times
declared his intention OF building one
II he found that it would In any way
enhance the value Of his Jefferson pro-
perty. At first it was proposed TO erect
a large assembly room, TO be used by
visiting organizations who make their
Headquarters at the famous hosiery
and for public functions.
With the necessity which arose for
finding additional space for the boilers
and furnaces of the Jefferson, the plan
developed. and the purchase OF the two
lots adjoining the hotel was the first
hint that it had matured.
1t has now transpired that Major Gin
ter is negotiating the purchase OF the
property owned and occupied by Gene
raj Wise, on the corner of Main and
Adams streets, and but for the fact that
General Wise has been unwell for seve-
raj weeks the deal would probably have
been closed.
The acquiring OF this property Will
give half block frontage on Main
street on which TO erect the theatre.
and 1t was learned yesterday. through
a credible source. that Major Ginter
has already given Instructions to a
Richmond architect TO prepare the plans
I'm accordance with his ideas.
The present tenants or the properly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
The Pocahontas Clubs Party.

There was a pleasant party given at
Valentines Hall. on Church Hill, last
Tuesday night by the Pocahontas Social
and Pleasure Club. Games were INDUCED
In until a late hour. when refreshments
were served. Among those present were
Misses Oracle Atkinson, Cecil Batkins,
Gertrude Barker. Maude Blankenship,
Teresa Comoli, Ida Ford. Matte French,
Maude Herndon. Lille Haviland Maude
Meyer. Isabella Ogg, Matte Parrish. Ber-
ME Richardson Lee Robertson, Katie and
Josie Wilkerson, and Della Yarbrough,
and Messrs. George and Linwood Atkin-
son, George Barnes. Gilbert Blankenship,
Clifton and Archie Duke. Wilmer and
Mercer Goodman, Vernon and William
Hicks, Fred Lisbon, John Parker. Stage
Powell, Charley Peoples. Alex. and Percy
richardson. Walter Sewell. Irwin and
Roy Speights Mrs Barker, Mrs. Barnes,
Mrs. Batkins. and Mrs. speights were
chsperons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
The E B. TAYLOR Co., Mo- Nc. 'oa II ' %s;" St. ST..

building has been so thoroughly re-
fitted, everything is moving along rapidly.
Great interest is being manifested on
the part Of the members in the effort TO
close the association year lending Janu-
airy 31sO with 800 members. Yesterday
the officers sent out circuiar-ietter.
asking $50 members to secure at least
one new member on or before January
slst. and the new members are already
coming in. The Board Of Directors are
making heroic efforts to close the year
with all the current expenses paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

usual energy, has taken charge OF this
worthy cause.
The operetta is under the direction %
Herr Heinrich Schiller. late OF the Inn
erial Theatre. OF Berlin. Professor
Charles +. Mutter has kindly taken
charge OF the musical members OF mo
oporetta, which Is a guarantee OF It's sue
cess. The cast. which Is selected from
some Of the best German talent Of me
city. Is composed OF the following ladies'
and gentlemen: Mrs. Morris Richter.
Carl Wipperman. and Mrs. Lenbertl
Misses Marie Schaap. Josie Henning-
hauser. Annie and Marie Kampferi
Messrs. Morris Richter A. Sauerwald.
III. Reuger, j. Schminke. c. Kohlcr, ana
4. Nolkman
The association. which has a member
ship OF 2o0, ought 10 be greeted with
full house Tickets can be had OF any
member Of the association. or az me
box Office az the Academy OF Music
The boxes will be auctloneerei on Tues
day morning January 18th. at 10 o'eloeN,
al the Academy. IL is 20 be hoped tefrs
~f1 ie~~c crowd and bidding spirl'ee
for this worthy cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
EARMNILLE.
The Memorial Association-AB nzaar'
The Sick-PersOnnI.

FARMVILLE, VA, January 3.-(Spe-
cial)-The Prince Edward Memorial
Association, which was organized here
a little over one year ago for the pur-
pose Of raising funds 70 erect a monu-
ment to the memory of Confederate sol
diers who went from this county, has
taken on renewed life and yigor In its
efforts at attaining success. grand
bazaar is now being worked up for It's
benefit. 1t is thought that the bazaar
will be ready for opening during the last
week I'm February. Appeals are being
made through a circular letter to people
far and near for aid in the enterprise,
and liberal responses are expected by
the association. The net proceeds from
the bazaar will be divided between the
memorial association and the Farmville
Guard. in whose new armory the affair
will be held During the winter Of 1898
the Guard held a bazaar here. lasting
only three days. The net result was
more than 81 600 to the company's trea/
sury. 1t is confidently expected. and
conservativey predicted, that the APP
preaching one will eclipse the one OF
1898.
Scarcely a family in Farmvllle or viclni-
and in some instances its results have
terminated seriously. No deaths thus far
are traceable, however, TO grip. There
are a number of cases Of pneumonia in
the town,-only one patient being con-
sidered in a dangerous condition. This is
Mr. A. A. Cox, one OF the towns most
popular young men.
Governor Mckinney is still confined TO
the house. but he expects to be out az
soon as the weather is propitlous.
Mayor r. NJ. Burton has been very III
and is still confined to his house, al
though able to sit up.
Rishop Randolph will visit Johns-Me-
mortal church tomorrow. to hold con-
Grmation services. Monday he will go
N cumberland to consecrate All Saints
church.
Misses Ellen and Nina Duvai are visit
ing Miss Birdsong. OF Petersburg.
Mr.. II. II. Hunt will leave here next
Tuesday for Crozet Va, where. the next
dav. he will wed Miss Edna Earl Suther-
land. of that village.
Mrs John r. Martin has been in Bed
,ord CITY this week. attending the bed
eide of her sor. Mr.. Scott Martin. a
studant at Randolph Macon Academy
The first half OF the present session Of
,he state Female Normal School will
close on next Friday evening. the 10Th
instant. ~ 90"
Mrs. Lnwood Tatum is on a visit To
her. mother, Mrs Sallie Hunt.
@ngnD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

lately purchased by Major Ginter.
stipulated when selling that they should
not be called upon TO vacate the
premises until after the winter, and. in
accordance with their wishes, they were
granted leases until the end OF May.
The building operations will, it is pre-
sumed, follow directly afterwards, and
unless something unforeseen occurs to
hinder the plans under contemplation
at this time, Richmond will have a new
and beautiful modern playhouse when
the next season dawns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
Ooeretta to lie Given by German
Tulenf.

fine musical treat is in store for all
those who attend the operetta given
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Ger
man American Aid Association for the
benefit OF this fund. the use OF which
has done so much good for the sick ard
German poor OF this city. Mr.. Won
Rosenegk. who takes such an interest in
the success Of the association. with his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
Don't fail TO attend the GREAT INVENTORY SALE.
cI.oAKs.

CLoAKs. =.
All Of cur $40. S2.io. SIS cicaks win be
Oh sa'e '''''o''IN vrNToRY PRICE, %.
An ~ orr 81 s.. and $3.50 Cloaks-
' - '~' " INVENTORY PRICE, SS'
,sn ,,,ocr cloth Caves. trimmed in put
tonS' INVENTORY PRICE, SS.-o.
sS''S f'ush 0 INVENTORY PRICE. ss.S.
e. Cloth and Rouxh Capcs- -,
" ~V'' INVENTORY PRICE, 500.
HAMBURG AND LACES.
II yards OF Linen forenoon Lace, =.
INVENTORY PRICE, &C.
sI-2c. Torchon lace v,,n
INVENTORY PRICE. lc. YARD
w. INVENTORY PRICE. 1910. YARD
t'2c' i0''"O'' INVENTORY PRICE, &c.
el-ic. Torchon Lace oo,cr %
&C. i0'' INVENTORY PRICE, SC.
AZ i--'' INVENTORY PRICE. sl-4c.
si-'0' h"iG Inventory PRICE. ss-ic.
&c " INVENTORY PRICE. 47-Sc.
i-S' INVENTORY PRICE sl-sc.
10 S-''' ha'g INVENTORY PRICE. lie.
INVENTORY PRICE, 1890
10 1-'o' SWISS INVENTORY PRICE. lOc.
All Of our fine stock Hamburg, VS. -.
Torchon. and Lace have been reuuceu ioi
this great inventory sale: ,,,,1,, ,s,
a s6 Skirtine-INVENTOR PRICE. &c
$50 Skirting-INVE PRICE oVc'
DOMEsTICs.
1-yard- wide Unbeached Muslin
INVENTORY PRICE, Sic
tssr. "a
w. "''' INVENTORY PRICE, S1-2c.
49, ~ INVENTORY PRICE, Sl-Sc.
i21-2c. Sateen Crepon- ,,vc,, e.
el-4c. Unbleached Canton FLANNEL
INVENTORY PRICE, 45-Sc'
A''' Ia INVENTORY PRICE, &c.
Sc. Dark Dress Bingham ,,
INVENTORY PRICE, &c
-'' ~ INVENTORY PRICE, &C..
Percales, Dark Blue and Red
INVENTORY PRICE, Sl-5c'
sHEETING.
2oc. 1914 Unbleached Sheeting-
INVENTORY PRICE, u l-Zc'
&c. 10-4 Bleached Sbeeting- o,
INVENTORY PRICE, Csc.
1920. Blue Denim ,,or, NO
l5c. Blue Denim u,r,,,r, 20, ..
IN Y
pc ITnbleached Jeans
w. INVENTORY PRICE, 6l-4c.
&c. Fancy Saline ..,,,c,r, IA.
l2l-2c. Black Saline v,,,c,, o,-qo
INVENTORY PRICE ol-oo~
&C. Ap'0" o"i INVENTORY PRICE, SC.
l. A'10' 0"'' INVENTORY PRICE. Sl-Sc:
Remnants Beaeheesd q 32tt2 p5rCP Zoe sISr
lengths IN NbNIVh1 s',,ord
,enSths- INVENTORY PRICE, SOC.
FLANNELS.
INVENTORY PRICE, 4 6-Sc'
~ INVENTORY PRICE. 16 2-Sc.
1s &c. Atwood Flannel
INVENTORY PRICE, u 1--C-
16 2-3c. Gray Flannel- ,,.,, ,o,,o
INVENTORY PRICE, lZl-zc'
o. - INVENTORY PRICE. "a 1-2c.
25c. Buck Red Flannel ,,,r, ,o, %
INVENTORY PRICE, lSl-2c'
soc' i"ii' 1--WE INVENTORY PRICE, &c.
soc' poii'e' INVENTORY PRICE. sc.
G1-2c. Embroidery Flannei-r, RI.
INVENTORY PRICE, 6Oc.
81 Embroidery Flannel $1,000,
INVENTORY PRICE, foc'
''''' INVENTORY PRICE, 81.
MEMS WEAR.
&c. Ties-INVENTORY PRICE. y l-2c.
zoe. Ties p. INVENTORY PRICE, zoe
10 and 15c. Collars ,,,,.,,,r, =.
Nen's Colored -Bordered Handkerchiefs-
INVENTORY PRICE, FOX &C
i''' O''"''-0 INVENTORY PRICE. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

The Kings Daughters OF InoIV.
Hin will on next Friday evening az
o'clock give an entertainment. consisuhs
OF music. recitations, tableaux. ana re-
freshments. az the residence OF M.S
Hines. 1896 east Franklin street: The yt
ceeds will 40 for the benefit OF ths Nm.
dergarten and tho poor generalS, -
price OF admission Will be 70 cents. All"
viii antitle purchaser TO refreshments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
A WAR-RELIC UNEARTHED.
A Fine Medallion OF Washington
Found In Henrico County.

An interesting relic was dug up from
superficial ground near Deep Bottom. In
Henrico county, a few days ago. II was
silver-plated, pewter medallion or
George Washington. which mad. however.
become much rusted.
On the diverse side II presents a Ike
ness in profile OF the Father OF His Coun-
TRY. with the superscrlption; George
washington. Born February p, 1882" On
re reverse side IL bears the inscription:
&c. II. TRULY. Company II, Fifth Mas
sachusetts Cavalry; Allegheny County.
Pa"
IL is about the size OF a silver half
dollar. and has undoubtedly remained I'M
disturbed since the war.
The medallion Is at present in the pos
session OF Mr.. Jud. Cunningham, and will
he returned 10 the owner or his heirs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

A lunch, free of charge, will be given TO
the hungry at the mission, at 7l2 east
Broad street. Monday, January 18th, at
7:45 +. M. Persons wishing 10 contribute
provisions may send them 10 the mission
Monday between 8 and 6 p. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

~
0O'' ''SP'"'''iN INVENTORY PRICE. i5c.
Ml-2c. Gray and White shirts. Pants 10
match INVENTORY PRICE, % i-I &C.
:sc w00lr v vis sn5ss PRICE RICE sc
Noe soc. Tan and rleece-Iinea t'nderwear!,--
INVENTORY PRICE. % l-zc'
81 Atwood Gray UnderMearm soo
INVENTORY PRICE. oSc.
$40 81. and $3.50 Red shirts
'''' INVENTORY PRICE, a.2o'
6oc rJnbleached Canton Flannel Draw
e,s INVENTORY PRICE, &c.
N.25 Ficeced-Llned shirts p,tcr 7so
SOc' White INVENTORY PRICE zSc
u fe'c"'e Oh" INVENTORY PRICE, SOC.
u re''' '"' INVENTORY PRICE. Use.
81" r'aue ' INVENTORY PRICE. 75c.
.-,, Cant,emen's outing Shirt
o. '--'' INVENTORY PRICE, zec'
500 Blue Flannel Shirt orc,, ~ ~
gov A'' INVENTORY PRICE. VIZ
,r. r,orcv Bosom Madras Shirt -
fSc' fa''os IENVENTORY PRICE. SIC.
eoo p,,re Iynen Bosom Shirt an
esc' ruie INVENTORY PRICE. &c.
SHEETS ..
peodv-Made Sheets at half-price'
81 Eiderd0whI INVENTORY PRICE, SOC.
NOTIONS.
ec bottle Ammonia ,,,cr, r.
Tic. box Talcum Powderv ,p,cr sc
"0' INVENTORY PRICE. &C.
e Toilet SOAP: Uncle Crisp
INVENTORY PRICE.
1'c' 0o'' INVENTORY PRICE. lOc'
Meade & Bakers Mouth VASE ,sc
"e""' INVENTORY PRICE l9c;
Glvcerine Soap. WARRANTED Pu'0' ''-
for 15c a box e cakesl- pOv
io' - INVENTORY PRICE. &c. bun
15c hottie Pure Glycerine- o,
i'O INVENTORY PRICE, 3 l-zc.
To hottle Lettuce Cream 49,
'oc' o0'''e INVENTORY PRICE, 25c'
nc box Stove Polish on,cr, %
dozen Rubber Hair-Plns.L N,
INVENTORY PRICE. lcc'
,so Needle-Cases with 6 nackageso
~ INVENTORY PRICE. &c
o. pins INVENTORY PRICE, &C.
9Oc. Stick Camphorm ,p,crr mo
10 cakes of Shaving SOAP a.
INVENTORY PRICE loc'
&C. CORSET INVENTORY PRICE. lie.
HOOKS anu ifNSsVVENTORY PRICE. 1c.
i''' INVENTORY PRICE. Sc YARD.
2'c' hair-D'"fTNNTvE INVENTORY PRICE. 1oc.
ioc' siae-Co"' INVENTORY PRICE. SC.
INV IEVSVVjENTORY PRICE. 2Oc. DOZEN.
1qc Mourning Cuff Stud-Sets- a.
-'O INVENTORY PRICE, lOc.
or Tadies' Tan Purses
INVENTORY PRICE. IL l-2c.
1Oc. Paper-Back Novels -- a.
iV' l ave- INVENTORY PRICE, &c.
25c Paper-Back Novels ,r,,cr, N,
hmD TTS%IVTIEtyNT f2itR PRICE. &c. DOZEN.
Knitting Silk. all shades ro,r, 9.
INVENTORY PRICE. &c.
10 packages Square Envelopes o-o
INVENTORY PRICE Zoc'
Or boxes Paper
~ ''N INVENTORY PRICE, 4 1-2c.
~ INVENTORY PRICE. &c.
Dexter Black Knitting Cotton, r,
INVENTORY PRICE. &c.
JERSEYS.
How about the style to be worn under
yum INVENTORY PRICE. 1Oc.
BOYS WAISTS.
$50 Boys silk Stripe Madras Blouse
Waists INVENTORY PRICE. 25c.
25c Boys ShirtWaists-
INVENTORY PRICE. lOc.
bOc Roys Shirt Waists
INVENTORY PRICE. 25c.
$50 Boys Blue and Cream Waists
INVENTORY PRICE, SOC.
BLANKETS.
1914 Blankets. slightly soiled. were S.5p-
INVENTORY PRICE, $3.50.
l0-4 Blankets sold for 125-
''''''''' INVENTORY PRICE. Toe.
White Crib Blankets regular price. 81
INVENTORY PRICE, 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
TOMORROW WILL RE THE BARGAIN
DAY AT 1.-THE TOWER" Such prices were
never known before. We are going to take IN
ventory, and we are compelled to reduce stock.

1s 2-3c Children's Black Ribbed HOSE
800 INVENTORY PRICE. IL 1-2c
Csc. Ladies' Black Hose ar
INVENTORY PRICE. NC.
lie Ladies' Black HOse--
INVENTORY PRICE, IL l--c'
II 1-2c. Ladies' Black Seamless Hose
INVENTORY PRICE, oc'
25c Ladies' Fancy Pin-Strpe HOSE a.
INVENTORY PRICE. IL l--c;
ChlIdren's Ribbed Hose. sold for 40 ara
UMBRELLAS.
79c Umbrellas
INVENTORY PRICE. #c-
93c Steel-Rod Umbrellas
INVENTORY PRICE. &C
$50 Steel-Rod Umbrellas. all silk
INVENTORY PRICE, 81.
81 Gentlemen's Steel-Rod Umbrellas
INVENTORY PRICE, CSC.
s. Gentlemen's Steel-Rod Umbrellas
INVENTORY PRICE, sl.Zo.
SKIRTS.
sl.s9 Black Saline Skirts. flannel lined
INVENTORY PRICE, 81.
81 Black Satine Skirts. three ruiiles-
INVENTORY PRICE, us.
GLOVES.
$50 and s1.75 Undressed Kid Gloves, In
Tan, Blue. and Green, sizes -, 81
and 1-2- INVENTORY PRICE, 25c
81 Tan Pique Skin Gloves
INVENTORY PRICE, CSC.
Black and Gray Dress Kid Gloves.
slightly damaged. were sl&-
INVENTORY PRICE, 39c.
81 silk Lisle-Thread Gloves. large sizes
INVENTORY PRICE SOC.
81 Tan Forset Hook Glove-a few sizes
INVENTORY PRICE. tic
INVENTORY PRICE. 1Sc.
vEILINGs.
SOC Brown .Tinsel Wells. with Chenille
Dot. one to a customer The reason we
limit is we want everybody to get
show INVENTORY PRICE, sc.
Soc lS-inch Black Yelling
INVENTORY PRICE, 15c.
Coo Painted Art-Work Scarfs and Cen
trepieces- INVENTORY PRICE, loo.
40c Lace Shams-
INVENTORY PRICE. zoe.
INVENTORY PRICE, Soc.
g. Afghans- INVENTORY PRICE. 69c.
So Bed Sets-INVENTORY PRICE, $3.50
y lie Centrepieces,--. ,,,,,o,r, r,
INVENTORY PRICE. &c.
INVENTORY PRICE, IL 1-2c
CORsETs.
81 French Woven Corsets-slzes IS, a.
&c. q, %. %, and Soc
INVENTORY PRICE. &c
75c WorSted Trimming
INVENTORY PRICE. &C.
II he Mourning Collars
INVENTORY PRICE. &c.
IL 1-2c Ladies' White Collars size p
INVENTORY PRICE, &c.
25c Ladies' Linen Cuffs
INVENTORY PRICE. sc.
CARPETS, DRUGGETs, AND RUGS.
WE WILL NOT MAKE AND LAY CAR
PETS AT THIS PRICE.
Zoe. Tapestry Carpet
INVENTORY PRICE. 4Oc.
Sc. Tapestry Carpet
INVENTORY PRICE, SOC.
INVENTORY PRICE. 65c.
4Oc. Ingram Carpet
INVENTORY PRICE. SOc.
$50 Kasmira Rugs
25c Smyrna Rugs
INVENTORY PRICE. u 1-2c.
$50 Velour Rugs
INVENTORY PRICE, CSC.
IS Felt Druggets-3X3-
INVENTORY PRICE, 1853.
$50 Druggets-3X3-
INVENTORY PRICE, $3.50.
OIL-CLOTH.
81 l-2c Oil-Cloth-
INVENTORY PRICE. PC.
WINDOW SHADES.
SOC. Window Shades-6 feet
INVENTORY PRICE, 81 1-2c.
75c. WindowShades-9 feet
INVENTORY PRICE, 50c.
INVENTORY PRICE, - 1-2c.
Remnants Brussels Carpet at one third
Of the original cost.
soc. Cocoa DoorMats-
INVENTORY PRICE, 23c.
CHAIRS.
We have a good many Chairs left over
from the holidays. We will sell them to-
morrow for nearly half what they sold for
. during the holidays.
Ond and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
The TOWER.
| FUR BOAs.

FUR BOAs.
Marten Boss. 10 tails were s5.iS-
INVENTORY PRICE. S.i9.
sl.50 Mink Boas .o-
BOYS CLOTHING.
Now Is your chance for your school,
boy TO get a suit. We have marked every
Suit down, as we are not going TO keep
boys clothing any more.
SILKS.
29c. Colored and Black Crepe SILK
INVENTORY PRICE, u 1-2c.
81, N.25. and s1.5os Figure Silks-some
Persian patterns IL
INVENTORY PRICE. soc.
$l.26 Figured China Silk
INVENTORY PRICE. soc.
One piece 81 SIX. fancy. slightly dam
aged INVENTORY PRICE. DOC.
75c. Velour Silk, Light shades
INVENTORY PRICE. 42c.
69c. Drapery Silk
INVENTORY PRICE. Ale.
N.23 Colored Silk Pushes
INVENTORY PRICE, 25c.
All OF our Black and Colored Silks have
been reduced for this GREAT INVEN-
TORY SALE.
DRESS GOODS.
tOc. All-Wool Dark Flannel
INVENTORY PRICE 19c.
Csc. Pink Cashmere. s6 inches wide
INVENTORY PRICE. 15c.
25c. Pink. Lavender. and Gray ATWOOD
INVENTORY PRICE. 1Oc.
10 pieces OF Dark and Medium ATWOOD
Pepper and Salt Mixed Goods and Che
yiots. In Blue, Gray, and Tan. were Soc
INVENTORY PRICE, &c.
5Oc. ATWOOD Checks. in the new spring
shade INVENTORY PRICE 25c.
INVENTORY PRICE. Coo.
s1.25 New Spring Checks. ~ inches wide
INVENTORY PRICE, soc.
All OF our 81 Black Rough and Plain
Goods INVENTORY PRICE, 75c.
sl.25 Black Broadcloth-
INVENTORY PRICE. 75c.
soc. Black Figured Mohair-
INVENTORY PRICE, Csc.
LINENS.
Remnants Table Linen one third OF cost.
62 l-2c Table Linen, yards wide
INVENTORY PRICE. SOC.
zoe. Towel Damask. 1x39-
INVENTORY PRICE. lac.
81 Table Linen
INVENTORY PRICE. coo.
INVENTORY PRICE &C.
lie. Huck Towels 19XS6-
INVENTORY PRICE, IL 1-2c.
lac Towelling-
INVENTORY PRICE, &c.
1Oc. Cotton Towels, lSx2l-
INVENTORY PRICE, DC.
" INVENTORY PRICE. 1-2c.
INVENTORY PRICE. 1-Sc.
Zoe. Damask Towels. lSX36-
INVENTORY PRICE. 24c.
SPREADS.
INVENTORY PRICE. CSC.
$50 Ready Hemed Spreads. PIT
INVENTORY PRICE, 81.
50 Spreads, 12-4 Marseilles pattern
INVENTORY PRICE, N.25.
1919 Real Marselles Spreads
INVENTORY PRICE. g.
LACE CURTAINS.
Our stock of Lace Curtains has been
reduced. When you see them you VIII
say it is a shame TO sell Curtains at
the prices we are selling them.
Odd Strips Lace Curtains; why, we al
most give them away.
CHENILLE TABLE-CONEHS
AND PORTIERES.
Soc Chenille Table-Covers-
INVENTORY PRICE, 29c.
81 Chenille Covers
v INVENTORY PRICE. SOC.
Sl29 Chenille Covers
INVENTORY PRICE. 69c.
$3.50 Chenille Portieres-
INVENTORY PRICE. S1.93.
BROCATELLE.
62 1-2c Brocatelle-
INVENTORY PRICE. 36c
" 49, " INVENTORY PRICE, 4Sc
s112 IL Brocatelle-
LADIES' AND CHILDNEN'S
UNDERWEAR.
75c. Gray Ribbed Underwear
INVENTORY PRICE. 49c
SOC. Chldren's All-Wool Shrts-they are
called skirts--INVENTORY PRICE, &c.
HOSIERY.
1Oc. Children's Black Ribbed Hose
INVENTORY PRICE, &c.
1Oc. Children's Tan Ribbed Hose
INVENTORY PRICE, sc.
l/ID GOrrnr &nO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

Not excelled by any high-priced lini-
ment--Salyation OIL. q cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
King. Daughter. Lend n Hand.

for this worthy cause.