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Evening journal., 1897-11-12
BUSINESS CARDS.

SEWING MACHINES.-ls.50 TO $500 for
any $50 sewing machine made. Second
hand machines. $500 up. Cash OF easy
terms. All makes of machines repaired.
Needles and parts for all machines
l.. M. ROCKEFELLER,
No 100 West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1897-11-12

-FISH-5c., POUND.
Friday and Saturday at Fifth and
King gtreets..
Evening journal., 1897-11-12
AUTUrIN RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].

ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].
Autumn at the Seashore. A Delightful
Season.
SAN MARCOS HOTEL.
Open All the Year.
Pacific and Massachusetts Avenues, At
lantic City. n. J.
Near the Beach. Elegant and Mod
crn. Hydraulic Elevator. Hot Sal
Baths. Sun Parlor. Steam Heat. Open
Crates. Cuisine and Service Fret
class. A. GRUBB. Mgr.
Evening journal., 1897-11-12

SAN MARCOS HOTEL.
Open All the Year.
Evening journal., 1897-11-12

For further particulars address HOF-
FECKER & HOFFECKER, Attorneys for
the Executors, Wilmington, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1897-11-12

THE GUNBOAT WILL REACH HERE
ON NOVEMBER % AND TIE UP AT
THE PUSEY AND JONES COM
PANY'S WHARF-JACK TARS TO
PARADE.
Evening journal., 1897-11-12

ASTUTENESS OF SPERRY &
HUTCHINSON, THE TRADING
STAMP FIRM, LEADS TO THE AR
REST OF THE TWO BLACK
MAILERS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02
To those who aressin Need Of
the Kelley Treatment,

We respectfully invite your attention.
to the following well-equipped institu
ties, which are under the management
Of the North Carolina Institute:
THE KELLEY INSATUTN,
141S Madison Avenue,
Baltimore, Md.
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE,
e05 e Street, N. W.,
Washington, ID. q.
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE,
Greensboro, N. q.
DIRECTORS,
GEORGE w. WATTS,
LEO. ID. HEARTH,
A. X. UMSTEAD,
REV. ALEXANDER WALKER.
Durham, N. q.
w. H. ORBORN, President
Greensboro, N. q.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02
The "Horse Shoe"

The regular one dollar kind-made OF
selected lamb skins-our own lmporta-
ton Toe
Cord-edge, Double-faced Satin Ribbon
at prices wonderfully low-and these
ribbons are most wanted OF all. Ihey
are for wear and for fancy work
heavy all-silk ribbons-satin, both sides,
corded edges. and the coloring are nlckle,
castor. brown, white and black-the
widths are--40, 60, and S0-prices 45c.,
90 and -. .oUc
Extra fine quality OF Satin Ribbon
all colorsNos. 2 to 40-prices Be. to. zoe
Fancy Ribbons in Roman, Plaid and
Stripes-all widths assi colors, from Z to
60-prices from lac. to ........ ,Sl.UO
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02
CITY IN BRIEF.

A CHALLENGER Forest Col
iege has challenged the University 70 4
joint debate in Raleigh similar To that
held here with Trinity Thanksgiving.
NEW TRIAL.-News comes from
Tarboro that the negro Field who WAS
convicted of poisoning a7man name Keel
has been granted new trial by the
judge.
TO WED.-License has been secured
for Miss Sallie Wingate, of Wake For
est. and Dr. NJ. IL. L. Clarke. of Frank
linton, to we'd Miss Wingate is Il
daughter Of the late DIR. Wingate, presi-
dent of Wake Forest College.
VICTOR FIRE COMPANY.-At a
meeting of the Victor Eire Company
last night the following officers Were
elected for the ensuing year: John Uar-
die. foreman: VIM. III. Pamer, assistant
foreman; ). J. Hawkins. secretary, and
S. J.. Malette, treasurer.
RESIGNED.-Mr Thomas Faucet
q member of the police force OF this
city. has rendered his resignation Il
take effect when the board of aldermen
elect his successor at the regular meet
ing Friday night. Alderman Parish
says the candidates for the place are
numerous. Mr. Faucet Will return Il
mis- trade as a printer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02
When Once Down
Down They Stay.

All the special prices made Tor last
weeks sacrifice sale, will be continued
this week until every lot Is closed out
some of the quantities not quite large
enough to advertise, but still there are
many bargains left.
The last lot of millinery samples al
so cents on the dollar that we will have
this season. Just received from La
Wake. Brett & Co., Broadway, n. Y,
the leading importers of Partisan novel,
ties in this country-their entire sample
line-half the usual wholesale prices,
and will be retained at the same ridicu-
lousy low prices.
LaVake. Brett & Co.'s felt shapes
that they wholesale at Soc, to $1.5O,
grand sample sale price ........:Zoc
LaVake, Brett 81 Co.'S Wings that
they wholesale from zoe. to Zoe, grand
sample sale price .................. &c
Layake, Brett & Co.'S baby caps that
they wholesaled from 10 to $1.OO, grand
sample sale price ................ 59c
Layake, Brett & Co.'s Amazon
Plumes in greys, browns, blacks and
natural, that they wholesaled at sou
to $5.00-grand sample sale price Sl.50
to-. ........'.'.' '''''. @ts.Vo
LaNake, Brett ~ Co., Coque ealh'
ers that they wholesaled from soc to
$500, grand sample sale price 2oc
to-. ..............s' .@-'oo
This is the last week OF cut prices in
millinery, and all the pattern Hats, are
being closed out at half the usual prices
Special sales of Tides, Shams, Table
Covers and Centre Pieces.
TIDIES-25c. kind 19c.; 39c. kind
25c.: soc. kind &c.,; Toe. kind SOC.
SHAMS-S 90 kind a pair S1.50
$500 kind pair $500; $500 kind q
pair $3.50; $500 kind pair $500.
CENTER PIECES-20c. kind 15c.
25c. kind 19e.; 39c. kind 25c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02
PERSONALS.

Congressman Stroud is here attending
the conference.
Mrs. c. L. benson has gone to VII
mington on a visit TO her sister.
Mr.. A. c. ZolIicofTer. of Henderson
was here on professional business yester-
day.
Alessrs. Cameron Morrison and Oliver
Dockely, OF Rockingham, are in the
city.
The Rev. f. A. Bishop is stopping
with Mrs. Il. NJ. Simmons on Fayette.
vile street.
Mrs. Stainback, sister of Mrs. ". H.
IIoleman, arrived in the city yesterday
on a visit.
Col. John s. Cunningham, Of Person
county. president of the North Carolina
Agricultural Society, is in the city.
Miss Cade and Miss Chcatham. of
Franklnton, are in the city. the guests
OF Mrs. Ernest Martin, on North Halifax
street.
Mrs. Chas. Slocum and Mrs. Junius
Slocum. Of Goldsboro, are the guests OF
Miss Mary Dewey, on Dawson street,
Gurin: the conference.
Mr.. Henry Blonnt, OF Wilson, was here
yesterday returning from Chase City.
where he lectured Monday and Tuesday
nights to large audiences.
Mr. l.. III. Mann, the young student
at the A. and NJ. College from Hyde
county, who has been seriously i'll with
pneumonia, is now convaleseent.
Mrs. J. -. Arnold. of Concord. Mr..
Samuel Thorne and Mr.. III. w. Whita-
her. of Lifteron. are stopping at Mrs.
Anna NJ Clark's 3o7 Polk street.
Mr.. Haskell OF Greenvlle, S. c., an.1
Rev. Mr.. Shore, of Pelham, who are
attending the Methodist Conference. are
tie guests OF Prof. A. Q. Holiday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Tho=.ps,.a ar-
rived from Onslow county yesterday to
attend the Methodist conference. They
are the guests of DR.. Thompson, Secre-
tary OF State.
Miss Mamie Robbins was consiiera-
hi better yesterday. To-day is the
.4th day "f her fever and the crisis Is
passed. Her friends VIII rejoice TO hear
or her conyalescence.
Rev. J. y. Cole. OF Durham. is here
attendin: the Methodist conference. He
has served Elenton street church here
for many years during his ministry and
VIII ibT niHiSbiI u plttt III the nPHrt~
OF the people here that he viii not soon
lose.
Ensign Worth Bagley has been trans
ferr.d from the Maine 10 the torpcdo
boat WinSlow. OF which he is now
executive officer. The Winslow IS ht-
ing made ready, in Philadelphia, for
sea service. Meanwhile Ensign Bag
ley is on shore duty. in that city. in
connection with the boats equipment.
Mr. and Mrs. John q. Williams arrived
In the city Yesterday morning from At
lanta. ani are viSitin: Mr.. Williams sis
ter. Mrs. W. 5. Primrose. Mr.. Viii
liams was married in Atiahl1 Tuesday
The bride was Miss HAYDEN, enc .: the
NEST accomplished la.lies OF thar city
Mr.. aud Mrs. Williams viii ;ea.e 20.
day for Washington, where they will
make their home.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02

And none early from holiday to holiday dnere
all at VI course
sh holiday In all North carolina nere rs not e
Of much the pressure
ready not like to contemplate TINS store ar
its
the danger of being meaa
thought O-as
Of This store does thn
and the exhpltoh FEATURES as
much more than store oeus
soreWelcome!
TIE DANCING DOIhe greatest 10Y OF chi
dreu.O On N Annex
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02
Tie WtAlhER TODAY.

For North Carolina-Fair except
threatening weather on the coast;
colder in western portions ana ny
Thursday night i'll eastern portion;
northwesterly winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicin-
ity to s y. M. tonight: Fair, colder
by Thursday night.
Local DATA for yesterday: Maximum
Temperature, "a. MINIMUM temperature.
"a: mean, 80. rainfall, U.
The following table gives data for
wos+or1nv ar tho stations named.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02
For Swift Clearing.

Ladies' fine kid top button boots
Wells toe-reduced from 1925 to $1.oO
GO pairs ladies' up-to-date button
boots-reduced from $500 to 49,. 1900
pairs George e. Keith needle toe
calf balls; reduced from $500 to ..$1.EO
Same make Of shoe reduced from
So oo to-. $500
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02

SYNOPSIS OF the NedtIti. liz siiSnl
storm over Florida seems TO be station
airy Mt Jupiter, that over Texas is de-
veloping slowly with rain at Nicksburg
and New Orleans. Small amount OF
snow occurred in the Lake region. Else
where the weather is fair. and continues
quite cold in the west. At s p. m, the
temperature was below zero at St.
Paul: and was not above freezing all
day Tuesday as far south as st. Louis
little rain is possible Thursday night
after which it will become colder again
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02
v. {. Stonach & Sons
-, GFocerS. sla4
Wholesale If we can. Retail If "

Wholesale II we can. Retail IL we
must.
Amongst other epistles of like nature
we publish one note which shows That
bread cast upon the waters, will some
times float to your neighbors-it reads
Il was very much touched by your
pathetic story of the little Grace boy
does he attend our Graded Schools? if
you will give me his address, will send
him. some Paper collars.
We are sorry we can not hereafter
undertake to reply to other letters than
those, which relate to the purchase of
Smithfeld, Southampton, and some
Extra Fancy old North Carolina-West-
phalia, Ferris, and other choicest brands
of Hams, Breakfast Strips, and Tongues
-GOldengate-Prem and other
brands OF Finest Fruits, and Vegetables,
Picked Mangoes two years old as
fine as silk Preserves and Jellies, in all
sizes, and shapes-Condiment Sauces,
and Catsups, Salmon, Lobster, Shrimp,
Anchoyies, French Sardines-Kippered
Herring, Potted Turkey-Game, etc.
Plum Puddings, Mince Meat, Fat Turkeys
-Muscovy and Middle Ducks-Chickens,
Geese, and Tooth Picks-and hundreds
of other Pantry, and Table Supplies.
The Grocery Business is a peculiar one,
we find we have wasted, our advertising
space, in sentiment, and we may have
been called Another Smart Ellick."
During this Holiday Season. we shall
adopt as our own, the popular Motto,
Catch as Catch can," and try to come
in very near Touch with our customers.
This policy must be strictly adhered to,
or we shall all spend next summer hoe.
ing the Fragrant Onion, in the Crimson
Environment of Geranium Valley.
A lady on Blount Street asks why
The Senior allows the Juniors to
write such Scandalous advertisements.
An old gentleman asks, Why. some peo-
pie are born in Scotland and some in
Ireland and some Righteous. AS neither
Of them trade with us, we cannot afford
post card in answer.
w. @. STRONACH & SONS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02
OCCONEECHEE BUTTER

RIBBON Fair There BFe5
wrapped oil and weighs just pound and bears the
imprint
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02
e PRINCESS STYLE GLOVE IN
THESE.

4-hutton Foster hook, 2 clasp, al
handsomely embroidered, colors: tans
reds, browns, grays, greens, pearls and
Hack and white 81. sc
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02
INV ADVERTISEMENTS TO DAY.
VIRGINIA DARE CIGARS.

RIGGA\'S TOY STORE Publishes 4
Letter From Santa Claus mat VIII
Interest both Old and Young.
T. l.. WARD 4 c.. New York, Wil
Furnish Information to those desiring
To Deal in Stocks, Bonds, etc.
A Il. SIkONACH, Extends Hearty
Invitation 10 Conference Visitors 10
Come and see the Many Bargains he
ID Offering.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02
Southern Express Company
on Sale at Raleigh.

Unless previously called for sxs
charges paid or otherwise disposed Of
the Southern Express company will sci
to the Aighest bidder fer cash, at PsSlb
AsetiAa ut the anctien house Of ErsAl
s.ronxeA, g21 South WilminEtex strsss
by Frank Streaaek, asctioaeer, ON Mos
day, Dee. o, 1897, sommeaeins at 3D.
q. m, all matter that kas secM ON A&Ss
s.x HoHtAs Or ever, an itemise& state
neHs Of waish can bs seen ~ the Gem
pany's sEics, 1Os Fayetteville street.
and In n nssiis plass NJ the ssars hs9ss
Of Wake ssanty.
w. 4. UROBBWHLn,
BupsrilssAAsaA
z. z. BRYAN. AgsnA
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-02
The Prince IS Glove at ST..

Beautiful and perfectly dyed-they are
guaranteed in every respect, and IL not
rs advertised your dollar back on de-
mand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-14
The Price Pace in
Hosiery.

set by Meyers is a hard road to travel
for the merchant who tries 70 sell al
same prices. Some do It by the hour;
others do Il by advertising, and then
sell out before \. NJ. These are here az
Meyers by the hundreds Of dozens, ma
can be bought any hour OF the day
Misses ana Boys Fast-Black Fun
Regular Fine Ribbed Hose, double
knees. heels and toes. for, a pair .,lic.
BOYS Fast-Black Full Seamless FINE
Ribbed Heavy Bicycle Hose cougle
heels and toes, for, a pair 1870. ;-oc;
Misses and Boys Fast-Black tuh
Seamless Hose, fine rib, double knees
heels and tees. for, pair IL l--c.
Ladies SOC. Lisle-Thread Drop-Sutcn
and Plain Hose in the fancy color
boot patterns, and fancy drop-sttch
Ilermsdorf aye. made IN Geramny' lcF
sec. a pair or three pairs Tor 81
Ladies Fast-Color Tan and Leather
Shade Best French LAsle Hose, extra
spllced heels and double sOles, Tor,
pair ........ .ss.....s .s.ssss'. .-''' ,. -
Ladies' Fast-Black Full Seamless Drop
stitch Hose, doubled at the heels ana
toes for, pair ...................l IL &c.
Ladies DOuble-Heel Plain Black 1000
"A 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-14

10000 yards CT Lace-Striped Curtain
Scrim, 40 inches wide. per yard. l-2c.
100 pieces Of Figured Madras Cloth, 30
inches wide for drapery, curtains. &c,
Y j-2c. value. per yard ...............5c.
s. Baerlein. 4i3 Broadway. New York,
importer Of Nottingham Lace Curtains, is
going out Of the Nottingham business.
With our ready cash we bought a large
portion of his stock. Here on sale to-mor-
row at less than what these goods cost
on the other side.
1iS pairs OF White and Ecru nottingham
Lace Curtains, 8 yards and IL yards
long, taped all around. ! pair pairs,
and pairs Of pattern. worth from
II TO Sl.JO, per pair ....................5sc
2il pairs CT White and Ecru Noting
ham Lace Curtaiss. all y yards long,
extra width, ], 2 and pairs Of a pat
tern. worth from $50 TO $3.50 per pair.
ac.
rs pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains. Co
inches wide. > IL yards long. 80 pat
terms, in White ana Ecru, worth from
3 TO $3.50 per pair northumberland.
White Nottingham Lace Curtains. ele-
CANT quality. Brussels effects worth
-, per par ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81. 40.
2 1-2-ysrd-long Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, tapped all around. worth Co.,,
ptI pdlI '..... $3.50. ..................5lc.
SPECiAL: A pair Of Curtain LOOPS to
match the curtains free with every
pair from SOC. up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-14
A So, 600 Purchase OF
Mems Furnishings.

from q firm who were either terribly
embarrassed OF else they We're fool "a
10 make suCn great sacrifices. Twenty
one solid cases We're shipped and Zee
ce!Ved through RichmCnd FrederlCks-
burg ana Potomac railroad, and are
mere ready for selling, that Will create
profound selection.
'JJ pairs Mems Susbendcrs, mOhair ends.
Kid ends, crCss back, all made OF tho
best elastic, Crth 40 and 5Dc. a pair,
ZOO Silk Club Ties solid and fancy
celors, am perfect, worth from ID I'D
25c. each. for Observation-Disclosures.
20 dozen Black Satin Band Bows. square
ard pointed ends, worth &c, for
Mems Night-Stirts, plain White. en-
DrOidered fronts, pearl buttons, iull
length and size, each ...............39c.
30 dozen Mems British Socks. double
soles, heels. aad toes. worth 2jc.
pair, Tor a pair .......s............l2 l-Zc.
Mems Working Shirts, made of heavy
duck, light and dark cOi0rs, all sizes.
l9c.
Mems Laundered Real Percale Shirts.
with collars and cuffs attached PLAIN
and pleated bcsoms, pearl buttons or
WHITE studs, perfect hitting. all sizes,
600 Boys Working Shirts. made of heavy
eheyiot, sizes Il to IA, worth &c, each
J. l-2c.
90 dozen Mems Woven Working Shirts,
yoke back, collar-band. and pearl butt
tons, 80 inches long. all sizes, fOr....2jc.
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts, made
Of good muslin, full-length bosoms,
tdch ...... ......... ................... DC.
Mems White Hemmed. Tape-BOrdered
Handkerchlefs, fun SIZE each .......3c.
Mems Seamless Gray and Brown Mixed
Socks, worth l0c. pair, for &C., pairs
AoI s........ .s-.......- s................ -lc.
Mems 4-Ply Turn-DOWn Collars (sOld by
the dozen only. sizes u IL TO IL, II to
49, per dozen ......... ........ ..,..15c.
Mems Congo Walking Canes, worth SOC.
cA-n. l4L ........... .................-.-- 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-14
BY actual count
400 Pieces Fancy Ribbons.

each OF different pattern or COLOR
await your selection at Meyer 81. PRICES
are such that We are selling o. mer-
chants throughout the state theiE as
sOTlments for spring.
Pure SILK Tameta KlDuOn White ground,
with checks and stripes. in all colers.
II inches wide, lsc. a yafa.
All-Suk White Idliela hlDDOn, Win
cOlOred stripes and checks, ia an
cOlOrs. pretty Persian Ribbons, TAI"
feta Ribbons, with rainbow cnec s.
lace stripes. BrOcade Silk Ribbons,
your choice Tor z5c. yard.
Persian Ribbons, pure SIX, IL lnche'
wide, in seven uineFeht sni1es' i,i s
different patterns. 10 be sold at i l--c'
Black Taffeta Ribbon. inches wide all
silk. worth Z9c.. Tor lsc. a yard.
White Goods that will stand the test
OF cCmparlsos. Prices that we guarantee
less than can be bought elsewhere.
one case lie. White Cambria. 4
yard mann. ......... ...s...+..s-.-. -o''
Black and White Chifions. bought to
sell FOR Coo a yard but in this sfett
sale the price Will DO ......-..........yo'
u l-2c. Sheer Dlmltlcs. a yard .........ie'
case y lie. Pequa. "a yard ........9 80
Beautiful i0-incn Apron LA"n.....9 l-i'.
1 case India Lin0n, made 10 sell ioF
3-4c. yard, for ......-s....,.'..' ~
4e-inch 55c. Wrench Nalnsook, yaia.
800 yards sc. Pequa, yard for. .2 T.
1859 yards Satin Stripe and Plaid MusiiN'
bought 70 sell for Sac. yard. o.
Prizes take another step backward 10
day In the MerlnO Underwear Depdf tment;
Ladies 00c. White NOO4 vests -''
Pants FOR gee. each. ,,,,.,
Ladies' 75c. White and Cray ltiboeu
Vests and Pants Tor COO. each.
Ladies' 81 All-WOOl Mcdicaied fei
FLANNEL Vests and Pants for .,c eacn:
ra6les' 81 10 ATWOOD LOw-Neck and
Sleeveless Vests for Sc.
Mems 75c. Gray Shirts ana br'"ets t'r
5Oc. each. 49, s,.-.. o..
Mems J0c. White and Cray SHIRTS Tor
&c. 60 c,t.. 49,.
Mems 75c. White and Gray shirts ana
Drawers. medium-wciSht. Tor early
spring wear. FOR Joc. eae9; ,.,.
Ali OF our Misses and Chidren's WIN
ter Underwear at and below cost 10
close the stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-14
such Wash Goods.

at prices here mcntIOsed. How many
thousands OF yards of these goods we nave
bought under regular prices you Would
not he interested In, except 70 Know that
there is plenty here for an cOIhoIS ioi
many days 10 come. -.
Yard-Wide French Percales In thou
sands Of different patterns. for '-Sc.
yard.
15c. quality Henrietta Finished Black
Satcens for l-2c. a yard.
Yard-NVide White Star and Sea Island
Percales. many diiferest patterns
Lie. a yard.
Bordered Apron Gnghams. Blue and
Brown Checks, l-oc yard.
Apron Ginghams, any size check ana
color 7-Sc. q yard.
Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton, made TO
sell for Sc. "a yard, with Drdud-Wlth-
out brand we sell 10 for i-oc. yard.
Keswick Bright Plaid Twilled Dress
Goods, that cost 70 make De-. yard, IN
new, desirable styles, here fer 3 I-Sc.
yard.
Johnston's Book-Fold Apron Ginghams.
u l-2c yard is the regular price. for
Sc. yarp.
ured Calico, Use. yard.
Tailcr-Made Duck. for suitings, many
different patterns, including Black
and White, j. l-2c. quality, Tor f-sc.
Fine Lappet Stripe Mulls. exact pat
90 %" va NtAN go. l'Nt 49, -tt'-+r-f
yard
Imported Batlste. fine as silk with new
and bright designs. cost Z0c. to import.
for ~ lie. a yard.
Small Hair-Line Stripes and Check Out
Ing Flannels Zoe. quality; In remnants
for &c. a yard.
Good, Heavy Unbleached Cotton for ic.
yard.
Remnants Of the best Black and White
Calico. that always costs l-ic. a yard,
here for 7-Sc. q yard.
Jaconet and Orcandics. some AZ inches
wide. worth ~ l-2c. yard, fer SC.
yard, an new spring designs.
Utica Bleached Pilow-Case Cotton,
II l-2c. value for Toe. yard.
Sheets and Pillow Cases az prices you
never bought the material for before.
Bleached Pillow Case, not made cross
wise. for DC. each.
Eull-Size Bleachcd Sheets. made or
good heavy round-thread muslin. for
BE. each. Soc value
New York Mills Blcached Sheets. IL
yards square. for &c. each; real '5c.
article.
HEMSTITCHED BLEACHED SHEETS
large enough for any bed-59c. each.
Price you regularly pay for cotton.
Utica Pillow Cases 45X35 inches. for
~ lie. EACH everybody asks u 1-2c.
yard for the muslin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-14
The Delafield Rug Stock.

Thousands OF the best grade Rugs
bought az SOC on the dollar. As we buy
we sell two rugs fer the price of one, until
every one is disposed Of.
800 Smyrna Rugs. S. inches long. 10
inches wide. fiingcd with heavy knot
ted fringe. notified patterns. floral de-
signs on both ends, Will Ice placed ON
sale Tor ....ssss .s.s.s.ss s.fssss.sts t-...'
1-vard-iOng 1G inches wide. floral de-
signs, friugod will be placed ON sale.
Tor ...... ..........' 49, ...' 800 80
151 New Choice Patterns. 81 inches long,
rs inches wide, heavy knOtted fringe,
will be placed on sale for ..........sl .o'.
Elegant Patterns. all wool, heavy
knottcd fringe animal patterns. tlCral
designs. o. inches long 80 Inches wide
aiy of these. at ...-........... ..... .Si.'1.
largest Hearth Sizes. q inches long, a6
inches wide. floral designs, birds ana
animal designs. 235 Of these Will DE
placed on sale ......................H-. 'V.
Notified Designs. floral borders heavy
knotted fringe. CO inches long. a0
inches wide .-.--..-.. .......-.... ....-Sl'if.
Notified Designs. without fringe. %
inches lCng go inches wide .........SNc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-14
Ready-MaGe Muslin Under
wear.

fell into the clutches OF this helping
cut sale at such prices as viii make 1
stir for a few days. at least.
ladies' zoe Fine Muslin Drawers, yoke
band, tucked and embroidery trimmed
Ladies' 81 and sl.25 Muslin Gowns, extra
fuu embroidery trimmed. In Empire
and Mother Hubbard styles, your
choice ........ ......... 1870; 49,, ~.
Ladies' PC. Muslin Drawers, Win heh
ana tuch5 ........ .......ss 800. -
Large Null Aprons. with embroidered
'scallOped edges. In all color strings,
completely finished, for .............lic'
Ladies' wide, Heavy Muslin Gowns,
double yoke back and front, cambric
rufiie, trimmed. for ........-..........5 SIC.
Ladies Wide Muslin Underskirts, tuck5
and cambria rufiie. trimmed ........ Sc:
Ladies' sec. quality Chemlse. made OF
India linen or cambria. extra Long
n file on bottom. lace ana embroidery
trlmmcs special sale ................ .6Jc.
Ladies' 81. 80 wide Cambria Underskirts,
wide Valenciennes lace ruffie. for. .S9c