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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
1.-THE HOOSIER DOCTOR"
Struck The Popular and Tender Fancy
"a thc Academy Last Night.

81 NV ~ hNAiiN iihN' W. i's
The many friends OF Digby Bell and
his wife. Laura Joyce Ben, could hardly
recognize their old fayorites I'm "The
Hoosler Doctor 90 the Academy last
night, so entirely different were the char
acter that they portrayed to those in
which they have made themselves Ia
nous throughout the country
These two brilliant stars. who for so
many years shone rcsplcndently I'm opera
ana farce comedy. seemed az first thought
TO Doe out of their element, but, like
Goodwin. Scabrooke. Dixie, Golden and
the others, they have taken up line Of
work that gives them more opportunity
90 display their delicate art
The disappointment that was felt when
the announcement Of their retirement
from the tights and tinsel part of the
stage was made. was forgotten before the
curtain rang down on the first act Of
The Hoosier Doctor The scene is laid
iu Indiana, as the name implies, and the
action centres around Il poor but uumcr-
Gus family of girls Of whom tho Doc
tor. played by Digby Bell, D. the main
support
Laura joyce Bell. as Grandma" a
fussy fretty. disasteeablc, hut withal
kiud-hcirtcd, old woman. surpasscs all
her previous efforts al character acting,
aud the Doctor" by Mr.. Bell, is an easy
going. natural. splendid piece OF stage
work Miss Margaret Dale owen. as
Harriet" who has had a worthless
husband on her hands, does Il line piece
of character work. and Miss Mable
Strickland Is a dainty Martha" Little
Ethel Vance. as Rosie" is quite natural.
Frank Monroe. as Higgins" and Arthur
Hooper as Fred Dalrymple." deserve
special mention.
"Thc Hoosier Doctor will be repeated
at the matinee this afternoon, and the
enlightenment closes tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
CAPT. HAYES IN COMMAND.
I'm Interesting Relic of the GUSTS
Family Sent to Richmond.

LEXINGTON, VA, Feb. 2S.-Special-
Cadet Capt G.. Percy Halves. who has
recently had some trouble with his class
at the Virginia Military Institute has
returned 10 the Institute and has been
performing the duties OF first captain. he
was officer Of the day Saturday. So far
everything has passed of smoothly and
he has had no trouble in commanding the
battalion.
An interesting relic of tho GUSTS fami-
ly has been recently shipped from here
10 Mrs. Virginia Newton. of Richmond.
Va. H. was AN oi-painting of "a landscape
view. The frame was gill; handsomely
carved. three inches FOO depth and lOiaAs
10 was the property OF Nellie Gusts and
has since come into tho Lewis family.
4 party Goo go 10 the Klondike regions
in the spring has been made up at Bucna
Vista. Va. and will start ia "a short time.
4 man from Lexington, Va. will accom-
pauy this party
Besides the many telephone lines that
run through ROckbridge county. Va.
others are being put mp every day and
the country is now almost netted with
telephone lines Mr. James A. Frazier.
OF R0ckbrdge Alum Springs. Va. is now
running line from Goshen Va. TO
Craigsyille, Va, and thence TO stanton.
Va.
The Second Province or the Sigma chi
Fraternity will hold its annual c0nclavc
at Washington and Lee University ON
the al and lth of March.
The Second Province embraces the
chapters at the University of Virginia.
Ilampden-Sidncy college. Hampden-Sd-
ncy. Va. Randolph -Macon College. Ash
land Va. Roanoke College. Salem. Va;
University OF North Carolina. chapel Hin
y. c.. and Washington and Lee Uniyer-
sity. Lexington. Va.
Mr. John W. Garrow lcft yesterday Tor
Washington. D. e..
Messrs G.. c. Powell and G.. r.. Smith.
Of Washington and Lee University left
Saturday for Washington ID. g.. TO at
tend the General Convention Of the Kap,
pa Alpha Fraternity.
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nALT1MnRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 2s.-TLOUR-Dull,
western superior. S2.So03.-u, do. extra,
So l0Hi1O. o0. fanny, SAfo0Alo, winter
wheat patents. SiS,uJ1O, spring do,
S5.2Un5. 40, spring wheat steady at S34
90.
WHEAT strong. spot, month ana
March. SlO.NUlouia, April fl0li4 asked ,
May Sl.UDH.oLe's. steamer NO. red,
gOugGlc. southern wheat. hy sample,
gsc. 0Sn01i3. DO. on grade, 9'c. "tlOl
CDkN--Dun. spot, month ana March,
33t, u3B5.c.. April. :-iaiu3ic.. steamer
mixed. a5N13l Co.,. southern white and yci-
low corn. 1921 13ilic.
STEADY, 80. . white western
3iiaua5c.. NO red mixed do. 32n52i2c.
ItNE- Steady; 40. nearby, 1jil d'J.4r-f
NO. western, JiI HJ6i.c.
HAY Steady. choice timothy. 'i&.aoHli.
GRAIN FRElGHTS- Firm bat inactive,
steam t0 Liverpool. per busheL ji.e.f
Cork for orders. per quarter ds. hi.
March. 5s. isd April
lGAK-Sf0ugi graduated S'.'j.
BUTTER Firm, fancy creamery Ia
pc. do. imitation, 11ulSC.. d0. ladle. Zoe. ,
good ladlc. l3u14c.; store-packed lVGI-c.
EGGS-Quicf. fresh, lac.
Enthusiastically. fancy New Aoih,
large. 9lac.. do. small loh1l0i2c.
LETTtCE-Sl. SIS per basket.
WuISkY-Sl 2Gul.27 per gallon for iin-
iehcd goods 300 car lots, $l-@sn ~ per
gallon Tor Jobbing lots.
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TO RAISE A REGIMENT.
George T.. Pickett, Son of the Famous
General. Anxious To Fight.

Colonel George r. Pickett, a son OF tho
famous Confederate general OF that name
and a member OF Governor Tylers staff.
has stated that IN the event OK war with
Spain he will raise regiment OF troops
in Virginia and dSht for his country
Yesterday morning a hye-year-old boy
went 10 the Governors Mansion and
asked His Excglency for pistols. rifles
and cannon with which 10 light tho
''unspcakablo Spaniard.' lie was
very bright child and while the Governor
could not furnish him with the arms TO
fight battles he took a great interest In
the child. All that could BE- learned OF
the youthful visitor was that his name
was Casper.
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Sons of Neterans.

4 well attended meeting OF the Sons
was held last night at Lee Camp Hall,
Captain W. K. Walden presided. Com
radc u. -. Thomson OF the Entertain
ment Committee. reported that the How
tiers had agreed 10 attend the camp on
some future night when Judge George l..
Christian will repeat the address ION the
causes of the war.
After dispensing with q good deal OF
routine business. and listening 10 n
splendid address by cnmrade Arthur
O.. Evans. the camp adjourned.
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Ladies' Drawers. made Of standard cot
ton. wide ruilie embroidery and -Oc
val lace. instead Of Si2j here &C /|N
Corset Covers. made OF fine cambria,
plain; instead Of l2i1c. here nc
az 600 .------ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ladies' Gowns made OF standard cot-
ton. round yoke. embroidery and lace
trimmed. large sailor collars ct Az
instead Of So. here at...... ~''-fp
Ladies' Drawers. made Of standard cot
ton. with two clusters tucks, i'm I0c
stead OF &c.. hero at............. wv
Ladies' Drawers. made of standard cot
ton. trimmed with embroidery A2C
instead of Csc, here at............ fO~
Ladies' Drawers. made ~ standard cOt-
ton. trimmed with embroidery. 4of-
instead of iJc., here at .......... ~
Ladies' Drawers made of fine cambria,
trimmed with embroidery. i'm -nc
stead of 19c., hero nc ............ O|~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
FRONT ROYAL
DOESN'T WANT IT.
Temperance People Are Against the
Dispeusay Bill,
WILL APPEAL TO THE GOVERNOR.
II is Said MIR. jackson Was Imposed
on But the senator Denies IL and
States that the Directors DO not
Understand the Measure.

FRONT ROYAL. VA, February Is
special.-Tho temperance people OF Front
ROYAL are much wrought up over the ac-
ton Of tho Senate IN passing a dispensary
law for this place.
Tho bin was gotten mp without their
knowledge or consent and does not reflect
their wishes.
The ministers and prominent citizens
this evening tciographed tho Governor TO
veto the measure if it comes before him.
Mr.. Jackson's crcduHty has been inn
posed upon evidently II DIE thinks the
temperance people of Front Royal wish
this BILL They are almost unanimously
against &C. They knew nothing of 81 IT'D
81 appeared iu Yesterday Times. They
want mo- dlspcnsary. and while Mr.. Jack
SON Is very popular here. this action Is
great surprise 90 many of his friends.
Tho bin will come up I'm the House to-
day and Will Doe fought DELEGATE ). ).
Thomas. who represens Clarke and war
rem resides at Berryville. He says me
knows nothing personally as to whether
or not the people of Front Royal desire
the DIT passed, uut Nt VIII support lt n'-
cause De- has confidence IN Senator JACK
son. who lives I'm Warren.
The telegram was shown to Senator
Jackson lie said it was likely that his
people did not understand the provisions
of the act There was no war being made
ON the temperance people. and. instead,
Tine bin was designed to aid the cause Of
temperance Should lhc net become a
law it would leave 81 optional with the
town trustees whether or not they should
have % dispensary And tine town trps
tees are all temperance men end, there
fore. they would not. ar. Jackson says.
establish this di-uonsary N &c is against
She TEN lorauce sentiment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
CHICAGO MARkzT.

CHICAGO. Feb. 9S-Wheat again de-
veloped into a bull market to-day. TN
expected strength at Liverpool and a
large visible decrease were factors IN "a
general covering movement. and little
shorts were started at the opening and
kcpf up all day. The close showed ad-
vanccs of nc. i'm May and l'sc. I'm July.
Corn and oats were also strong. ana al
,.,nr.d a.c. and ne. respectively. Pro-
Visions were irregular. pork and ribs
showing slight closing advances. but lard
closed "a lille lower
The leading futures ranged ~ follows
open High. Low. Close.
WBEAT-No ..
FEB. ..,...sf.O3B SloJls sl.03l3 s1oisi
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Sale of the
Famous
White Soap.

rival Of Ivory" but the factory
gave up the ghost.
The Famous " contains no in
furious coloring matter, and pro-
duces a smooth, creamy lather.
1t has healing effects, invaluable
for children, and rough and tender
skin, leaving the skin beautifully
soft.
We secured an immense guam
tity from the defunct firm at almost
our own price, and pass it to you at
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nm COTrON MARKETs.

NEW YORK Feb. 2s.- COTTON-Dull;
middline. q 5-iG. net receipts, 40 bales,
gross. 9326 bales. exports TO the tOnti-
neut J2l3 bales forwarded 800 bales,
sales. 600 bales. stock 2ODal6 bales.
Total to-day Nef receipts. 80 $40 bales
exports to Great Britain, bale. TO
France. so bales. 60 Che Continent. TO-
200 bales. stock 22l 10 bales
Consolidated Net receipts. 81 81 bales,
exports 20 Great Britain 1888 bales; Co
France. 20 ii1 bales, to the Continent.
33 iG5 bales.
Total since September lst-Nct receipts,
Z $50 gg2 bales. exports 90 Great Britain.
. .532 467 bales. 10 France. go go bales,
To- The Continent. 2oS9,315 bales.
Futures opened steady: sales 300
bales: February. GIG. March. COS April,
G12. May 61J. June G.11. July, go, Au-
gust. G22. September. G.22. October. CID,
November. G.1s. December, 90 January,
O.22
Futures CLOSED barely steady sales.
l00 200 bales March. G.oI. April, Clio;
MAY. Glib. June. GIG. July Gls, August.
q -. september G2O. october. GlS, No
vember. CTS. December CD; January.
G.23.
Spot cotton closed dull. middling up
lands. 5-1G. mlddling gulf GIG; sales.
TO bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
RrcHMoNDERs TO ATTEND.

Colonel Joha Murphy. who is a close
friend OF General William Il. Tallaierro
yesterday received the following tele-
gram.
Ware Neck. Va. February 2s, lSs.
Colonel John Murphy. Richmond, Va
Father died last night Funeral We'd
nesday at T. o'clock.
JAMES l.. TALIAFEKRo.
In reply 10 this Colonel Murphy sent
the following.
Richmond. Va. February q, lS"
Judge James l.. Taiiaferro. Ware Neck
Va:
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Quotations arc for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years.
~ ~ corrON EXCHANGE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

Gross earnings of Inc Southern Railway
Company for the third week in February,
1898 $50 lO3. 1S97 Sic0SG. Increase.
500 207
july 1st 90 February a. 1S9S S1342l .Sli,
lsg1. Sl2.JS1.gl3. Increase, SS9,Sfl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
A.P.v.A. Central Committee.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Central Committee OF the a. II. v. A..
will be held al II o'clock to-day In the
rooms OF tho Virginia Historical society.
No. 1O7 east Franklin street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

chickens was sent 10 jail for four months
hy Justice John. and the chickens. sic
in number, were sold "a auction by Ser
gcaut Thomas after court.
The sum oil SlJ was realized on the
sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

NORFOLK. va, Feb 2S.-PEANUTS-
Unchanged. except Spanish, which are
nunlen al mo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
DEATH OF GEN. TALIAFERRO
CContinued' from First PaeoJ

with the office Of judge. and the caucus
nominated him
MASON OF HIGH DECREE.
General Talimcrro was one OF the most
distinguished MasOus bon Virginia. lie
was past grand master having filled tho
chair from December 1874 10 December
1876. Ever since the war he was regu-
lar attendant on the grand lodge.
lie took deep interest I'm all of the
business OF Masonry and was greatly
beloved by the entire craft in this State.
Some years ago General Taliaforro recelv-
ed the degree OF the Scottish Rite up 10
and Including the thirty-second and was
devoted to the lofty teachings OF the
Lodge or Perfection. Chapter OF Rose
Crolx Council Kadosh and COnsistory OF
Masters OF the Royal Secret.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
Dress Goods
Bargains.

gathering.
And priced temptingly low.
Extravagant values at absurdlylit-
tie cost.
We're proud ofthem-justly.
We want you to see them. We
think you'll buy them.
Samples given orsent cheerfully.
case Fancy Dress Goods. double
width splendid styles. and colorings.
usual price ~ 1-2c.. at . lie.
case 3G-inch Fancy Lace Novelty
Suiting. newest Spring coloringS.
usual price 81 lie. at 2jc.
Extra Double Width Tricots. staple
colors. an pure wool. usual price &c.
lf g.e ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
JOHN |. WILLIAMS B. SONS,
BANKERS.
1000 EAST MAIN STREET.

We make a specially OF STATE BONDS.
CITY BONDS, BANK STOCKS and other
HIGH-GRADE INVESTMENT SECURl-
TIES.
Foreign Exchange bought and sold and
LETTERS OF CREDIT furnished at
most favorable market rates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
Rich Fabrics.
A Talk.

wanters of Gown Stufs must come
quickly to fully enjoy the showing
of the loom-wizard's art.
Oueenly Crepons and stately
Broadcloths go a.moving hand i'll
hard up the lane of Fashion.
These few hint OF many more.
5t-inch English Cheviot FOR tailor-made
gowns. Blue and Black. usual price
Sl.39. at csc.
f6-nch Black Bayadero crcpon. made
of silk. wool. and mohair this sea-
sons correct styles usual price 800.
at Si9S
52-inoh Broadclofh an pure wool, fine
silk finish. Black, and fifteen new
spring colors retailcd all places for
~. at zoe. yard.
i5-inch Changeable Popln, French
make, newest colorings. usual price
$40. at SL25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

Confederate Veterans here mourn the
death of your honored parent and tender
their sympathy. Delegation will attend
funeral JOHN MURPHY.
All Confederate soldiers who desire to
attend the funeral can make arrange
mcuts with Colonel John Murphy at ms
hotel at n O'Clock this morning.
4 number OF relatives and friends Of
General Taliaferro In this city viii at
tend the funeral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company has generously rendered FREQ
transportation for ten Confederate vetor
ans 60 attend the funeral OF General Tai
iaferro. Those who wish 10 go VII re-
port TO Col. Murphy at Murphy's Hotel
as early to-day az possible.
At II O'Clock this morning Mr. j. y.
smbbs. OF Gloucester. will offer reso-
luton on the death OF General Taliaferro
in the House OF Delegates. Of which he
was a member for number OF years.
Short speeches will then be made by Mr.
Stubbs. Captain Parks OF Page. Mr.
Withrow. OF Bath; Mr. owen. al Man
chester and others.
Captain John A. Booker. or this city
who served during a portion OF the war
with General Taliaferro. says OF him that
he was q brave officer "A great leader.
and was universally beloved by al wino
served with or under him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

Cagh quotations were ~ fOIlOWs' Flour
steady: No. spring wheat, H2N9ic., No.
3 spring wheat. 03NDsc.. No. . red. lU53iH
1.O4at. No. yellow corn. 2s3in23c.; No. >
oats. DC: No. white, f. o. b.. Zyc., No
3 white. f. o. d., 2sH2H9c; No. rye.
fgiac.. 40. . barley. 3ln40c.. No. / fax
seed. S12iit. new. Sl.2Jis. prime timothy
seed. S2gO. mess pork. per barrel. $40 Bon
1913. lard. per 1OO pounds S1.lOlJ.l2ia;
short rib sides lOoscl.l SftF4J2J. dry
clear sides bOxoO, Sj2jNJ.lj. whisky,
distillors' finished goods. per gallon
S11sis. sugar unchanged. butter firm,
creamery. l3020c.; dairy. Halle; cheese
quiet az S0S4c., eggs weak. fresh, Ia
PIC
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sold hickcnS.

Robert Green. the young negro arrested
by Officer Amos on the charge OF stealing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
TO CURE COLD IN ONE D,Y.

Take Laxative BromO Quinne Tablets
All druggists refund the money N IL fail
to cure. BE. The genuine has l.. h. q. on
each tablet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

Ladies' Gowns. made Of standard cot
ton. cluster of tucks two rows or
instorting; instead of &c.,, here lOC
at ....... ........ ................. ~
Ladies' Gowns made Of standard cot-
ton. Mother Hubbard and embroidered
Bcrthas. also plain tucked, i'm =OC
stead of 5sc., here nc ..........-. OS~
Ladies Gowns. made of standard cot
ton empire style. embroidery TRIM
med; instead Of N.2. here OzC
at ... .... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y
ladies' Gowns. made OF standard cot
ton empire ana Mother Hubbard, em-
hrOd ry trimmed; instead Of GIIO
$lH. here at .................. %r
Ladies' Cnemise. made Of standard cot
ton lace and embroidery trim IOC
med. instead of 9Nc hero ate. fV~
Skirt Chemise. fine cambria and stand
ard cotton. two rows of lace inserting.
rufiie of lace I'm skirt, in- S.Io
stead of $50. hero at ........ v''aV
Skirt Chemise. lace and embroidery
trimmed round and N-neck. in oSc
stead OF SL29, hero at .......... SO~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
24,S73 Yards went on sale
here yester-
of Rack Silk day. There
10 no line of

talk, no matter how emphatic,
that would convey the immensely
of the values we offer as these
prices do. They are magnetic in
their smallness, and powerful in
their volume of value-giving.
We're retailing manufacturers
stock at manufacturers prices,
and you can buy the silk with cons
fdence. This guarantee protects
you-if the silk does not wear as
it ought, tell us of it and we will
remedy matters to your entire
satisfaction.
Read on-its important that you
should know when 10 save money,
2is-inch Black Satin Duchess SIOO
usual retail price $i.25, at....
1g-inch Black Fable, usual re- EOC
tail price l5c, at .............-.... ~
20-inch Black Armure Silk 6Or
usual retail price Soc, at........ wy
20-inch Fancy Bayadero Benga-
line usual retail price S2, ,zOC
az ...... Observation-Disclosures ~
I-inch Black Cordette. the new
weave. usual retail price Sl.25. OSC
al .-..--.-......s..s .s.s.sst.s- y
Pinch Black Peau de Sole BrOcades.
usual retail price $40, here SI.2S
at 5000. ........................ ~'~O
o2-lnch Black GrOs-Grain. cashmere
finish. usual retail price, $lW, To
ut ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. [O~
2,-iuch Black Gr0s-Grain, cashmere
finish. usual retail. price SD, OEC
2i-nch Black Tancta, usual re- z=c
tail price 5sc., az ................. 10
l4-nch Bayadere and Fancy Tafetl.
India, usual retail price &c.,, ,OC
Eat .----- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
22-inch Black Brocaded India silks.
usual retail price 15c., here -OC
at 600. ..---.......-.-... -
o2-inch Black Gr0s-Grain Brocadcs and
Fancy Effects. usual retail --OC
price 81. at Observation-Disclosures. /NN
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Lace
Curtains.

Curtain beauty, the prlce-marks
help YOU by easy steps to the very
best Curtain values ever told of.
Read on. It's enjoyable.
White Muslin Curtains, with applique
borders. price $3.50.
Bruss .ls Net in extra fine net anu
pretty patterns, $3.50.
Irish Point Curtains prices range
from 1910 to $3.50
Nottingham Curtains. iu pretty stripe
effects aud every new design.
Nottingham Curtains. 31-2 yards lonS,
80 inches wide, Slb9
Nottingham Curtains. . l-2 yards long,
Sll0
prntiv Nnltlngham Cm-aIna. 81.
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White Snowy weavings OF
wondrous values.
GoodS The stocks complete
and priced attractlvely.
For instance, the 2-yard wide VI
Candle at a quarter is worth easily
a dime more. Lots of other good
items thatll prove money'saving
reading to you.
2-yard wide Organize, usual 5'c. hnd'
for 2jc. yard.
l0-lnch Hemstitched Apron Lawn
10 lie. yard.
lO-nch Embroidered Apron Lawn, lic'
quality for n lie. yard.
i0-inch Lawn, the ljc. quality for lOc-
yard.
Corded Plqucs. worth mp TO lie. for
- 1-2c. yard
l6-inch French Nainsook regular 35c,
kind for pc.
4 perfect line OF sheer Persian Mnils'
~ 1-2c.. lGc. 2Jc. and 3lc, worth dou-
bio the amount.
English Long cloth. the Kind you pay
Sl75 for. SL35 piece
Good White Cambria. usual Sc. grade,
for 5c. yard.
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The X-Ray
Machine.

Machine by which you may see
the bones Of your own hand, the
contents of your closed purse, or
anything else that is invisible to
the naked eye.
It's "a wonderful affair See lt In th'
basement.
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MANINN II 7 TlI.I4I'FI@4N' u
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEB IS. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy Balti-
more passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship baltimore. Murphy Baltl-
more passengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. FEB y.
Arrived.
Schooner r.. j. Hamilton. Crowley, for
cargo wood and lumber
Have YOU visited the trustees sale of
Fine Furniture nj j. \. Gilmore x cos.
cast Broad street. Next door 10 Meyers
new store. The stock must be sold.
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Innings
Reasonable

Every store sells Innings and Of
fers lining bargains" daily.
See what we tell of and compare
with the next best you'll find to-
morrow.
Black ailk0l.ne skirt Innings. usual
price Toe. zoo liac. yard
French Hair Cloth. l6 inches. usual
price 29c. at lgc. yard.
3G-nch Tamota Rustlings. in fancy col
orod stripes. usual price ~ l-2cr at
lee yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
The Universal chops all
kinds of
Food Chopper meat, fruit
and Vege-

tables, coarse or fine as desired,
into clean cut, uniform pieces,
making no mussy messes.
It's light, compact, easy to ope>
rate; quick and simple to take
apart and put together
It's selfcleaning. No holes or
narrow openings to become clog
ged.
It's self-sharpening. The cut
ting parts are so constructed that
any wear tends to keep them
alWaVs sharD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
%zS; ;J NG,z Y; : Z Il
The First Sale Of Muslin Underwear.

1t is now at its height, White wear was never
so wnning-prices were never so itte-apprecia-
ton was never great.
Eleven thousand four hundred and sixty gar
ments got first showing yesterday. They com
petelv captured the ladies. The days selling
was truly wonderful
The reason for the unusual selling was the
very natural result of careful, panstaking, intel
ligent planning for garments worthy OF your
liking.
A few hints follow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

From the Not
tinghams at a dol
lar on up to the
top>most notch of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

It's an abso-
lutely pure
Soap for toilet
and laundry
use-nade to
sell as the