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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27

fare from the time of the blowing UP
of the Maine.
The career of Gen. Nelson A. Miles,
commander of the United States army
is quite well known. He was born in
Massachusetts and entered the SER
vice of the Massachusetts volunteers
in 1861 He soon distinguished him
self at Fair Oaks as gallant leader
and won the rank of Colonel of the
Sixty-first New York Volunteers, which
he commanded at Fredericksburg.
He was so severely wounded al
Charlottesville that he was obliged to
retire for a while. He distinguished
himself in the Richmond campaign in
1864 and was brevetted Major General
in December of the same year. He was
made colonel of the Fourth Infantry,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27

Lee. lives to-day in memory as a pa
triot to his country and martyr to
his cause No family has ever pro-
duced as many or as successful war
riors as the Lee family. For three gen
erations there has been a Lee at West
Poirt. That reputation is now sus-
tanned by a son of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee,
a lad who would enlist by the side OF
his father and fight as his ancestors
fought. If. as decided by Lord Sails
bury, War begins from the time OF
the act that provokes war; then Gen.
Lee has been engaged in active war
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27

q. S. A.. July %, 1866, and was trans
ferred to the Fifth Infantry In March,
1869.
In 1876 he was sent with his forces
to Dakota, where he subjugated the
hostile Sioux and other Indians lie
was in command of the Department OF
the Columbia until he became the head
Of the army.
Gen. Wesley Merritt graduated from
the Military Academy in 1860. But it
was not until he went out into indian
warfare. however, that Gen. Merritt
greatly distinguished himself. He was
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27
THE GREAT EDITORS BUFFER

The State Senator found himself
talking with a polite young fellow
who listened with apparent interest
and pleasure 30 his remarks about tha
political situation in his district I'D the
State. They were neighbors at pub
lie dinner At last the Senator asked
the young man what his business was.
Il am the buffer of che New York
Palladium" was the reply.
THE BUFFER"
Precisely. The editor, tired of re-
ceiving many well meaning callers.
who only wasted his time, causes to
be referred to me gentlemen whom
he classes, either from their reputa-
tions or by his own instinct as bores
1t is my task to listen to them. and
send them away with the assurance
that their ideas will be submitted to
the chief"
Next morning the Senator felt in
spired to call on the Palladium" ed-
tor and give his views on matters IN
general. His card was taken in by
boy, who returned and said: This
way, sir, please" The Senator follow
ed-yes, into the buffers office.
We'll, so I'm your meat. am IT,
said the Senator, reddening.
How do you do, Senator? Glad to
see YOU" said the buffer, unabaShed
Il want you to congratulate me on my
release from the bores. rye been pro
noted I'm now the editors conf
dental secretary, The editor will be
engaged for an hour, and instructed
me to beg you to talk to me as freely
as you would to himself. Now Sena-
tor, you are the first sane man that
I've seen in six months, and I'm de-
lighted
The Senator talked half an hour,
and went away fiattered.
Marrow escape, that, sighed the
buffer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27

mere are seven generals who have
iousht IN war and have won and lest
uae.ies. they know by experience
Indt "hlch can only be learned in can
non roar and powder flash. Some are
~ Tue Standing army. Others are re-
Iilea. ihey each and all say there is
fight left in them yet.
- veteran who has done good SER
vice once and could do it again is Gen.
oaihes Longstreet. Though an old
nan ne writes to this newspaper,
yet"
zen. Slckles began his war career in
iool. he fought with distinction for
lour years and retired from active ser
.ice owing to severe wounds received
IL Datue. He has been in the United
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27

States army in various capacities and
is now one of the most noted living
generals on either side of the water
Major General Thomas Fl. Ruger, one
of the most famous generals, was born
in New York State. He graduated from
the Military Academy in the class of
1854. In June 1861, he enlisted in the
Third Wisconsin Volunteers and serv-
ed in the Shenandoah Valley. In 1862
63 he fought in the Army of the Poto-
mac and commanded a division at
the battle of Gettysburg. Later he
Tough. in the western army, where he
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27
Men Who Have Led Troops to
War and Who Could Again.


commanded the brigades OF the TWEEN
ty-third Army Corps.
He took part of the army in the bat
tie of Franklin and was brevetted Ma
jor General, L. S. Veterans, for gal
liant and meritorious service in that
army He was in charge of the De-
partment of North Caroline from June
1865, to June 1866 Later he took
command of his regiment in the De-
partment of Dakota where he is now
serving.
The brilliant career of Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee is too well known to need repeat
ing. The Lee family have been war
riors from the time of the revolution,
when the head of the family distin-
guished himself under Washington.
That great and good man, Robert E.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27

What's the matter wild yer head, Me-
Carthy?" asked OBricn.
Are We maxim riferince to thot bump
on me head?"
THE same"
u got that in the strike this morning {"
Are the hod-carriers on st-ko
again?"
NO"
who struck them"
"Sh-h-h. Aisy. O'Brien. It's mr. wife
that's on the strike San E'ran-sr1
Post.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27

rapid march to Goose Creek, Montana.
He gave up the command of the regi-
ment only to accept that of chief OF
cavalry Of the Big Horn and Yellow
stone expeditions.
Somebody said Of Gen. Merritt that
he could fight the Spanish all right be-
cause he had had some experience in
fighting savages.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27

in this city that is largely engaged
IN the production of special machin-
cry sends probably third of its work
out OF the country 1t has sent ma
chimes to every land.-New York Sun.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27
WIDOW BY GASFIXTURATION.

She was a witness in a Minetta lane
stabbing case that was being tried in
the general sessions before Recorder
Goff says the New York Sun.
And did you see what happened
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-27

Creek, Wyo., in 1876, where he inter
cepted a large number of Cheyennes
who were moving north to join the
hostile Sioux.
He drove them back to the Red
Cloud Agency, and then moved on by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04
Challenge Sale
HOuselxeeperS' Goods.

Flannellettes, in great variety OF pat
terms. all the newest designs, % pieces
to select from, for Lie. yard, lOc.
value.
' Best Wide Percales, every variety
Of styles and coloring, II 1-2c. value,
for IOc. yard.
Double-Fold Fine Madras Shifting, in
light and dark colorings, l6 2-3c. value,
for IL 1-2c. yard.
Turkey-Red Calico, Black figures, Be.
value for 4 &c. yard.
Teazledown Light Outing, in stripes,
checks, and solid colors, for babies and
ladies' gowns Il lie. value, for Use.
yard.
Checked Apron Ginghams for 17-sc.
yard.
Yard-Wide Unbleached Cotton, fine and
soft, for 2 7-Sc. yard.
Yard-Wide Unbleached Jeans for 7-sc.
yard.
Extra-Heavy Long-Nap Canton Flannel,
Sc. value. for 1ic. yard.
Atwood Red Flannel, extra-good quail
ity, slightly imperfect, 2Oc value, for
I5c. yard.
White Wool Flannel, good. durable
kind. 16c. value, for Toe. yard.
Full-Size Double-Bed Sheets for zoe
each.
1O-4-slze Bleached Sheets. Numbered
ready for use, sec. value. for 45c. each.
Large-Size Bleached Pillow-Cases, SC.
value, for 3 Use each.
Larger and Better Quality for Is and
25c. each.
Hemstitched Bolster-Cases, yards
long. for 25c. each.
Hemstitched Pillow-Cases for 1-3c.
each.
Hemsttched, With Hamburg Inserting
Pillow-Cases for zoe. each.
Special Inducements 20 buy your Xmas
presents of Table Linens and Napkins
now.
Handsome Satin Damask Knotted
Fringed Towels. large sizes. for zoe.
each.
Good Wearing Huck and Cup Towels. ali
pure linen, fringed or hemmed, u IL
and 15c. value. for 1Oc. each.
Pure Linen Satin Damask Dinner Cloths,
every length from l-2 to yards long.
prices from 81 TO 81 per yard: Napkins
In 5-S and "a to match each pattern.
Hemstitched Satin Damask Table Sets,
Sx12. for 81. regular 80 value.
Bleached Damask. for Tabiecloths, Csc.
value, for AZ lie. yard.
Pure Linen Bleached Damask. 2 yards
wide, c9c. value. for zoe. yard.
6-S Pure Linen Damask Dinner Napkins,
$50 value, for 81 dozen.
l5-nch Colored Bordered Damask Doy-
lies. 81 dozen kind. for q Lie each.
Is i; s:zll5;sa;ElSa6zzs
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Challenge Sale
VeIvetS.

Twilled Black Silk Croise
Nelvets, in a line Of
choice colorings and
Black. This is a good
seller and equal in quail
lty and finish 10 any 81
velvet made; challenge
price ...... ........
Superb Black and Colored
Nelvets. in a magnificent
assortment Of staple col
orings. Also, the new and
popular shades Of Gera-
MUM, Azurine. Fuchsia,
and Dahlia. This is an
excellent 81 Velvet;- chal-
lenge price
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Challenge Sale
Silks.

23-inch All-Silk Colored
China. in light and dark
shades; All-Silk Hand
some Black Brocade
Duchesse; All-Silk Black
Rustling Taffeta. the 90
and Go. grades; challenge
price ......... ..............
E0-inch Black Satin and
Gros-Grain BrOcade; Col
ored Satin, in light and
dark shades; new Baya-
dere Satin Duchesse;
Black More Velour; chal-
lenge price ..........
E0-inch Plain Colored Taft
feta, a good rustling silk;
Heavy Black Taffeta
and Satin Brooades, in
the newest styles; Black
Corded Crystal SILK, all
desirable goods and worth
81 per yard: challenge
price ...........s ...........
e0~inch New Colored Taft
fetas. with woven dots,
in light and dark shades;
Heavy Black Satin Ouch
esse and Black Peau de
Sole, with a superb finish
and lustre, worth a.25 TO
$3.50 yard: challenge
DTlcR .......... ........
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1900 rolls Of handsome Gilt Papers, in
Green and Blue. always sell at l6c. I,
challenge sale lie. roll
Best White Blanks, for chambers, halls
and dining-rooms, were Sc; challenge
sale sc.
A Few Kitchen and Bathroom Papers,
lie
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J ] ()ySS

A real innovation in this years
stock of Toys at The Meyer Store,
for there are so many Toys which
have never been shown In town-dif-
ferent class of Toys-a sight OF which
is pleasing to every one. III
Among the Wooden Toys will be sold
more than 1000 Sailboats, complete,
ready 20 spin around In the tub, chal-
lenge price Sc.
Agate Railway. a regular DC. toy, for
Zoe; kindergarten Blackboards. two
special lots, II and 25c. Police Patrol
Wagons, challenge sale $3.50.
Z. sample line OF complete Warehouses,
one Of a kind, and worth double, our
challenge prices 50 20 soc.
sample line Of Butcher Shops, Drug
stores, and Grocery Stores-French
Toys-usually cost double, challenge
price So 20 75c
Large-Size l3-inch Ten Pins. usual 81
toy. challenge price soc.
Bowling Alleys, usual price 81, challenge
2rice soc.
So0 Wire Doll Beds are 10 be sold &C.
Children's Sewing Machines. attachable
10 any table. guaranteed 10 sew, SSc.
A sample line OF Menagcries. things
never before seen in Richmond, half
prices--slO TO use
tables OF sample Dolls. no two alike.
dressed and undressed, all kinds OF
Funny Dolls, all kinds of Pretty Dolls,
sample prlces are from S. 20 &c.
500 xmas-Tree Ornaments are 10 be sold
az 1c.i regular DC ones Will be &c.
Air Rifles. made TO sell az $780, chai-
lenge price zoe.
Doll Furniture, for children, almost life
size, at special prices.
FUR MuFFS.
These are ali the extra large 2i-lnch
Mufis. all silk lined.
Real Persian Lamb s9.O5.
Best Marten Muffs, 81 90
BLACK Thibet NUTS, 81 80.
Brown Stone Marten s325.
Nrss sMzne SON. r IA gr
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Challenge Sale
Black Dress Goods.

36-inch Atwood, Fine
Twill, Surah Serge; AZ
inch Black High Lustre
Mohair Brilliantine, in II
exquisite new designs, in
brocsde effects, regular
price 5Oc. per yard; chal-
lense price ................
es-.nch All-Wool Black
Camel's-Hair Cheviot; 40
finch All-Wool, Extra
Fine, Silk-Finish Hen
rietta: 40-inch All-Wool
Double Warp Storm
Serge, all worth 00c. "a
gard: challenge price,.
I9-inch Atwood, Black,
Soft-Finish English Che
vi0t: 4l-inch Fine French
Serge; 3S-inch Jet-i3lack
Figured Bourette Cloth,
the 75c. grades; challenge
price ............. .........'
<I-inch FINE Black Import
ed CrepOns; 42-inch Fine
Black Drap dEte; oe-inch
Jet-Biack. Extra-tine
Imperial Serge, actual
worth SIC. 20 81 a yard;
challenge price .....
4e-inch High-Lustre Black
Reversible Mohair; 20
inch Black CamePs-Hair
Cheviot, rough finish; 80
inch Extra-Weight Black
Diagonal Suiting. worth
;L.2J> per yard; challenge
prize ....s...s..s s.s.....s..
54-inch Dcuble-Warp, SUI
peru Black Tailor Serge;
sf-inch Fine Imported
Black Wbipcord: Black
Rayadere and jacquard
Novelty Cloth. regular
$50 grades; challenge
price ............. .......,.
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Challenge Sale
COlOred Dress Goods,

CHALLENGE SALE TAILOR STUFFS.
52-inch Broadcloths all colors, challenge
price $50 and 81
62-inch Sl.50 French Broadcloth, all the
new shadings, extra full faced.
46-inch Venetian Cloth and WhipcOrd
heavy effect, all colors, challenge price
81
4-inch French Vigoreaux, Brown. Blue.
Gray mixes, 81 kind, challenge price
81 %
5O-inch Venetian Cloth. snowy two
tones, worth $l.25. challenge price s5c.
46-inch Two-Toned Whipcord. elegant
soft-finished, regular $3.50 quality,
challenge price soc
6-inch Pure Wool Habit Cloth, regular
broadcloth finish. Army, Navy, Ma
tional, Green, Plum. and Tan, 75c.
grade, challenge price 59c.
D-inch Pure Wool. Double Heavy Che
viot. stripes and mixes. yari-c0lored.
worth 50c., challenge price 20c
45-inch Pure Wool Silk-Finished Hen
riettas, Green, Brown, Plum. Cardinal,
zoe. grade, challenge price soc.
French Flannel, for breakfast sacques.
Pink or Blue. stripes and figures, ex-
quisite designs, worth 75c., challenge
price G5c.
Imported $1.25 Plaids, finest quality, Gle
CANT combinations, challenge price Soc
School Plaid. all wool and wool face.
looks like imported goods challenge
price csc.
Natty Figures and Bright Plaids, for
children. lie. value, challenge price
IL lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04
Challenge Sale
Perfumes.

Crabapple Blossom, 43c. bottle; oak
leys Violet Water, 30c bottle Peau
dspange. SOC. bottle; Parme Violette,
5Oc. ounce; Peau d'Spange. 59c. ounce;
Pinaud's Violet. soc. ounce; the best
75c. Extract in this sale 2Dc. bottle.
A sample line Of Fine Perfumeries in
cases-Roger & Gallcts, Pinaud's,
Gene Freres', and such, at same prices
DC Ivithouf cagQs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04
Challenge Sale
Tailor-Niade Suits.

Tailor Made Suits, IN Black, Brown.
and English Mixtures. fy-front SILK
taffeta-lined jackets, every suit mas
dart sleeves, and none worth less than
$40. challenge price ...................So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04

Double-Breasted, Tight
Fitting, Bone-Button Trim
med Suits. checked taffeta
lined, beautiful Sage Green
and Brown. in Venetian
Cloth. worth SIG, challenge
price ....... ...........SiO.
Now is your chance for
q choice Of those Hand
some Whipcord and Mel
ton Cloth Suits. in Choco-
late Brown, superb Black.
and other colors. Those
pretty double-breasted ef-
fects at $50 and SIS in
cluded in our sale; chal-
lence price ............$Jo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04
Challenge Sale
Curtains.

Renaissance. Irish Point. and Brussels
Net Curtains, all new patterns, IL
and yards long, extra width, 20 styles
to select from, 1915 to $1f.5O
8 Styles of Nottingham Lace Curtains,
dainty Brussels effects, IL yards
long. 60 inches wide, worth s.; challenge
sale, $3.50.
2 styles in Heavy FishNet Curtains,
plain centres, wide borders, IL yards,
extra width; challenge sale, $l.5O pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, IL yards
TO select from, worth $50; challenge
sale. 81 pair.
Ecru Lace Curtains, yards long. heavy
worked patterns; challenge sale, 3oc.
pair
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Challenge Sale
Hair Switches.

Hair Switches. regular sl.5O GNc
value; challenge-sale price,. VIZ
Long Hair, No-Stem Switches, all
shades. extra quality, regular 02C
ly $3.50; challenge price ........ I~'~s
Longer and Heavier switch, So
regular price; challenge Isl 4S
price ......:....' ..:'..'.:...''. =, =.
Natural Way Switches, will not
como straight, regular $3.50 Cd 0O
switch: challenge price ......
Long Hair Gray Switch, up 81 1S
wards from ........... 49,.
Theatrical Wigs. Boards, Moustaches,
for rent or sale.
All kinds Of stage make-ups.
Hair-Dressing Parlors, second floor.
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Challenge Sale
Kid Gloves,
2.Sl0 palrs In one
Challenge Sale
Carpets.

2 rolls 1-yard-wide Extra Quality Union
Ingram Carpet, sold for 40c.; challenge
price, 2lc.
2 rolls 1-yard-wide All-Wool Ingram
Carpet, sold for 75c.; challenge price,
zoe.
10 rolls Tapestry Brussels Carpets, sold
for 70c. challenge price. 42c.
rolls BOdy-Brussels Carpets, sold Tor
$1.25; challenge price, 75c.
2 rolls Best MOquette Carpets, sold Tor
SIPS: challenge price, 65c.
9 rolls Wilton Velvet Carpets, sold FOR
sl10; challenge price, 65c.
i45 rolls Extra-Heavy China Seamless
Mating. bought 10 sell at 2Oc.; chal-
lenge price. IL lie.
. 600 yards of Floor Oil-Cloth, "A, 81, and
81, bought to sell at 30c. square yard;
challenge price, 1Sc.
IS Wilton Rugs. 27x5i inches worth 81;
challenge price, 15c.
% Wool Smyrna Rugs, 3Ox60 inches,
heavy fringe. bought TO sell at $40;
challenge price S113.
20 Wool Smyrna Rugs, 36X72 inches
bought to sell at 81; challenge price.
$27S.
100 Cocoa Door Mats, bought TO sell at
J0c. challenge price, 35c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04

We U5IY COTIDtUTIOH III IIII5 VIIV
grandest offer ever made in Richmond.
Celebrated c. & p. Tailor Made Sj
end $40 Full Sill1-Lined Suits. hand
soonest cloths. SWEETEST cuts, latest
shades, for this sale. challenge price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04
Challenge Sale
Art Linens.

Buffet and Bureau Scarfs Of Brochet
Linen and White Irish Point Applique,
IL and yards long. regular prices
75c TO $50; in the challenge sale, your
choice for SOC.
Monte Linen Scarfs, brochet centres,
- and yards long. sold for from
Toe. to $50: challenge.
All-Linen Doylies, inches square,
stamped, 1c. each.
Monte Linen Tray Covers. fancy, drawn
thread, and stamped, 15c. each.
German Linen Scarfs tied fringe, -
yards long, and stamped. 25c. eaX.
ColOred Denim Table Covers, tinted and
embroidered, ready for use, Zoe. each.
japanese Crepe Tinted Lambrequins,
2 IA yards long, 1oc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04
Challenge Sale
Skirts

Ladies' Full Wide Regu-
lar 81 Novelty Skirts. Blue,
Brown, Garnet. best skirt
bargain offeredothis sea-
son, challenge price. .oSc.
Navy and Black $ Dress
Skirts. in plain handsome
effects, extra lengths, best
materials. challenge price,
x3.
Brocaded Satin and Silk
Skirts, worth 81. made
seven-gore pattern, an ex-
ira lining. velvet bound,
challenge price ......Sf.5O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04
Cha'l.nge Sale
POrtiereS.

Bagdad Portieres, new colors, 3 IL yards
long, heavily fringed, top and bottom,
were $3.50: challenge sale. $3.50.
Challenge sale of Heavy Brocatelle and
Satin Derby POrtieres, 10 different
top ana bottom, $3.50, $3.50, and $40
pair
Chenille Portieres, Red, Green Old Rose.
Blue, worth $3.50; challenge sale, S1.30
pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04
Erierson's
Si.50
SHOES
FOR
LADIES',

each pair stamped on the sole to prove
its commences, each pair guaranteed
TO give entire satisfaction or exchange
able for another pair; each pair guar
O anteed TO be freshly made, and OF the
latest shape. They are all Black But
ton and Lace Boots. vici kid, solid
leather soles, winter weights. and are
the most perfect $50 Shoes ever made;
in this challenge sale the price is oSc.
Sale
ovss CInfhfnH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04

Continuous concert by Mandolin
and Guitar Club vocal music in mu-
steal department on landings to 10
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04

n SUCK OF w ulNil'S -
ready here At most
wonderful prices. Most
people think they are
no good simply on ac-
count of price. We are
wearing away such
foolish prejudices every
day.
Sterling Silver Watch
es, Chatelaine to match,
each in a case. Sf.75.
Pearl Inlad Watches.
Chatelaine TO match,
each in a case, $11.50.
Ladies' Gun Metal
Chatelaine Watches.
1925.
Boys Sterling Silver
Watches. $3.50.
Gold-Filled Watches,
Ell IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04

Blue Flow GOld-IIned cups anu oau-
GERS, sold for $50 a dozen, challenge
at Toe. set.
French China Brush Vases, 12c. each.
Flow Blue Gold-Lined Bread and But
ter Plates. &c. each.
One lot of Imported Fruit Saucers, 4c.
each.
White Porcelain Custard Cups, G9c.
dozen.
4-quart White Porcelain Mixing Bowls,
25c
I.arge-Size White China Chambers,
25c.; smaller size DC.
White Individual Buffers, &c. each.
White Porcelain Milk Pitchers, &c. each.
White Porcelain oyster or Soup Bowls,
sc each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04
Z hUIIenSe SuIe
Winter Underwear.

Zoe. for Mems Heavy Me-
rinO Shirts and Drawers, in
White and Gray. silk bound
and pearl buttons; all sizes.
SOC. for Mems Heavy Cam
el's-Hair Shirts and Draw
ers. silk bound and pearl but
tons; all sizes.
soc. for Mems Heavy Ma
tural Wool Shirts. manufac-
tured 10 sell at 81; all sizes.
81 for Mems Pure Natural
Wool, Medicated Red, Heavy
Wool, Fleece-Lined, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04

Music by a full Brass Band to 10
p'clock-second floor.
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~ pitNIS AOA
waists and Skirts,
some on mousse
line de sole, some
on chiffon, some
braided. Black
and Colors. prices
were s. 70 IS;
challenge sale
Csc. to $3.50.
Jet Beau-Knots,
ready to transfer
on dress, Csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04

-AAlO AlAEl Oil pllit II l
Of Iron Beds
more than 200-all
have brass knobs,
b a k e q enamelled
finish, sell regular
ly at S.75, for Mon
day only at chal-
lenge price, sI.05.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04
ATTRACTIONS:
FLIGHT OF FIREWORKS BAL
looms, commencing at $780,

Illumination of entire building with
Greek fire every ten minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-04
Challenge Sale
Wall Paper.

as without cases
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-12
Liverpool, 8 5-32; sales, 10, 900.
FUTURES
Interesting rIeeting.

The meeting of the United Con-
federate Veterans in the law offices
of Judge West yesterday afternoon
was full of interest. Volney John
son, Esq, treated those present to
a very touching and appropriate
speech. He carried the old sol
diers back through the years of
suffering, sacrifice and, at last, de-
feat, but a glorious defeat. When
he had finished, John H. Morgan
camp unanimously elected him an
honorary member.