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The Springdale news., 1898-08-05

Tine best soda water in Washington connty Ioa can &ej II at Daily's, lhe old relia- ble druggist. Also Miner $ fruit nectar, Dr. Pepper's phos ftmate, roa-cola, phos ferione on tap Finest summer drinks un earth.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-05

AS teachers of music the 4. l |. board has elected Prof. F.. L. Bush and wife of Springfield Mo. They are graduates efthe Royal Conservatory at Leip- sic, Germany, and have been connected with Druly College in Missouli.-Fay News.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-05
FOR SALE.

4 fine steel range for sale cheap Call on R. F Rennpr at Springdale Hotel.
 P. J. Yrag~r, the eneerpris ing proprIe;er of the Bee Hive, is always in a good humor, but he has been unusually pleas ant this week caused by the arrival If a fine, large boy al his home sunday night.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-05
Chickens and tggs.

Take your chickens and eggs 10 f'arrar X Smyer and get the highest market price.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-05

No. 1889 drew the SlO at the Bee Hive Monday. This num- Der was held by Miss Gertrude daughter of A \. Smith. The Bee Hive will have another drawing on September |.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-05
SPRINGDALE. ARKANSAS,

We see in all exchange that the war department issned an order allowing all sick soldiers ln.the hospitals at Chickamans a to be sent home for thirty days at the expense of the govern ment. Some of the Springdale sick may possibly take advan- tage of this aud come nome for thirty days rest
The Springdale news., 1898-08-05

Jerry Long, who had been up re cupcralng, returned Saturday night to Petross, I. T.
 Misses Lillie Chandler and Una Slagle went down to Fayetteville Saturday to visit friends.
 E. C. Petross, who had been up on a visit to his family, returned Wednesday to Petross, l. T.
 Damon Clarke IS up from Little Rock visiting his family who are $ spending several weeks in thls sec tion.
 J. K. Moore returned Tuesday from Wellington, Kansas, where he had been with his daughters re- mains.
 sam Walker made a puck trip to Paris. Texas, first of the week af ter a delinquent customer. He found hlm
 stoney Graham, who is employed in a wholesale furniture house at Kansas City, was down Sunday wis lting home folks.
 Mrs. w. ]. Pursell and grand daughter Flora West went down to Fort Smith sunday to visit John Pursell and family.
 Miss Emma Barngroyer left Tuesday afternoon for Omaha, Nc hraska, to visit relatives and at- terd the exposition.
 Miss Emma Hale went up to Bentonville Monday to attend the normal Sue was accompanied hy Miss Lettia Dickson.
 Lee Duggin and wife, of Fay cttevIlle, who had been ont on n visit to the parer ts of Mr. Duggin, returned home yesterday.
 Mrs. Maggle Langforl and ' ter Miss Maud Gregg left Wednes- day for Paris, Texas, to spend some time visiting relatives.
 George Ewing, of Tuscahoma, l.- IT.. was in SpringdaIe a few days ago visiting relatives He is spending the summer at Rogers.
 II. A. Johnson, of Temple, Tex as, Is visiting relatives in this sec. ton. He Is a son of Dr. P. A. Johnson residing ln Oxford Bend.
 !. |. Grammar, of Mulberry, came up Sunday afternoon after his family who have been visiting rela- tivcs near Elm Springs for some time.
 l.. E. Grove, of Republic, Mo-. arrived in town Tuesday night on hls way to Huntsville to attend the funeral of his father-ln-law, pr. Wilcox.
 Miss May Wlrt returned Monday night from St. Louis. She is well pleased with St. Louls, and is only home for visit and will return Sept. l.
 r. J. Howard left recently for Nilllsca, Iowa, and his family left Tuesday afternoon for the same place where they will make their future home.
 Mrs. Dr. John Bolllnger anC children, of Lead Hill, who had been over visiting Judge I thompson and family, left for home Wedncs- day morning.
 Miss Lucretla Phelps, Of Oqua- wha, H.. arrived in town yesterday morning and will spend some time visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Johnson residing on White River.
 Lee Smith, of Arthur City, Tex as. who had been to S1. Lotus on business, stopped off "Wednesday to y1slt relatives for a few days. Ile is a nephew of Uncle Jonathan Smith.
 $. l.. Fleming left Thursday af t,.rnoon of last week for kansas City, Mo, where lie will probably spend several weeks visiting rela- t,yes and looking after business matters.
 Billie Woods made trip to Fay ettevllle "Wednesday and was sur prised to find lie was 50 popular down there. He says not les than half dozen people invited him to .,an nn.inmn when he cot off the
The Springdale news., 1898-08-05

During the balloon ascension Saturday afternoon the aeron
 aut made several snap shots of Springdale. Those desiring any of the views can get them by calling on G. w. Tromater.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-05

We make photos as cheap as any body in Splingdale anG 20 'en one better.
 c. W TRoyATER.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-05

The directors of the Fish back public school, east oftown have secured the services of Prof $. E. Thompson who will have charge of their next term of school. It was on account ofnot being able to be away from home that Prof. Thomp- son consented 10 take the school, and the patrons of that district certainly are to be con graduated in securing his ser Vices
The Springdale news., 1898-08-05

We have 9S acres of good land in Caldwell Co, Ky, will sell or exchange for land near Springdale, Ark. See or write 10
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02

Beautiful Evening Shades Velour Silks,
choice OF five colors, worth S1.25, now o9c.
yard
SIPS Black Faille, extra heavy now o9c.
S1.25 Black Duchesse Silk, very nice, now
o9c.
o9c., Extra heavy Changeable Tafeta, worth
81 co.
59c., Double warp Changeabe Surah,
worth 7Sc.
59c., Beautiful colored Brocade Silks,
worth 7Sc.
79c., 24-inch Black Duchesse, all pure silk,
worth S1.25.
SOC, all Silk Black Tafeta, worth 75c.
z5c., Pure Silk White Tafeta, worth 81 CO.
>59c., Black Duchesse Silk, very good, worth
We have just added to. our assortment so
new pieces Pure Silk Double Warp Surah, all
colors and black we will continue to sell
them at 29c. the yard. These silks never sold
Tor less and are worth now, soc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02

quantities OF wood in the forests. Ice
IS accused of anpropriating to his own
use portion of this. Lee will he held
In jail till 10 O'Clock Monday morning
when Justice a. S. l5ley will say wheth-
or the cold weather was any excuse for
taking the wood.
NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS.
The net proceeds Of last nights en-
tertalnment for the benfit of the Chris
t!an church was about SOS
Rev. Joseph r. Dunn's mother, of
Petersburg, has been the guest Of his
family this week.
President Il. II. Moore, Of the Suffolk,
saw Mil company, will leave Sunday
for Baltimore.
Thomas Ridley. &C Portsmouth, he
been visiting Suffolk friends this week.
Miss Jordan, of Norfolk, has this
week been the guest OF her brother,
Mr.. L. w. Jordan.
Mr.. James Blamire. of Bedford City,
mas concluded n stay with friends here
and gone TO Norfolk.
Miss Susie Prent.s and her relative,
Mr.. Borden Prentis, of Wash.nEtou, D.
C., have gone 10 Norfolk for a visit to
relatives.
The Tom Smith Camp OF Confederates
are preparing 10 make Suffolk ring with
"reminiscences of the Confederacy on
General Lees birthday. At night they
VIII give an entertainment in the CITY
Hall Theatre.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02

Baines is Billiards. head salesman. He
had occasion 70 so outside the store
late NJ night and saw two men standing
near the corner Thinking they were
friends, Baines moved toward the two
figures, and was warned IN gruii
No.ce not 10 approach at the cos. of his
life. He didn't. The men escaped in
the darkness and Baines was unsuccess-
ful in getting an office.
To-day partial set OF burglars FOOLS
Mas found under the store and two sus-
picous looking characters were arrest
ed. Justice II. c. Dauehtrcy gave them
hearing this afternoon and sent them
on to court. They were committed to-
night by Constable w Il. Whitfield,
Inc men carried razors and brass
knucklps
THE PENALTY OF ROASTING
Because he boosted before Mayor
i'rewer this morning, Will Skinner will
nave 10 work IN the chain gang instead
OF resting in jail. Skinner was charged
WIN beating Harry Williams. DR.. p, d,
fhtilps' office boy. The court jmuosod
a me 81 $3.50 ana when he couldn't nav
:. skinner was given thirty DAYS in
jail. Then he said the punishment
would be nit for he expected to res,
anu steep II out. Instead he will likely
"N"t odli ana ,chain.
DIR. BAKER INJURED
Gen. l.. S. Baker expects 10 1cayo
Monday for Hickory. n. c., to bc Lin
MS brother, Dr.. Richard Baker, WIN
WIS pad'y injured in fan. DR. Rake,
Is 40 years old and the effects Of b;s
fan are feared ''
fisol'oSED TELEPHONE EXTHN-
SION
ne Ben people, ii is said. arc con-
tsmpiating the extension of line
through the northern section of ths
county The line will pass by Uurrl.
cane Brareh's home ana he Is glad of
me prospect OF being connected,
OFFICERS GIVE AN EXCURSION
General Manager George 7. Ror,on
ana Superintendent II. r. Rronl,s NJ
the SUFFOLK and Carolina. ycs;crdo y
gave an excursion party over their line
10 Montrose, n. c.. ana intermediate
points. There was n train of two spc-
ciai cars filed with the officers friends
and invited guests.
HE WANTED TO WARM
Hurricane Branch to-day arrested
fhomas Lee on the charge of steallne
WOOD from Joseph Bowen Mr.. Rover
IS wood contractor and leaves large
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
Reduction Sale, Table Da-
mask, Napkins and Towels

Turkey red Table Clcch, the yard 15c.
Extra fine ana heavy new Patterns,
Csc ana SIC. the yard.
Bleachcd Table DHinask, not pure
linen, but goch 19c., 33c., CSC, the
yard.
All Linen Damask Table Cloth, GS to
~ Inches vide, the yard 50c., 69c.. all
big values.
1914 Turkey Red Covers, fringcd all
round 75c.
Fringe0 Damask Doylics. 35c, 50c.,
6ac. 15c., Soc, the dozen.
DC. Each. Pure Linen BARRIERS Tow
&c. each Bleached Honey Comb Tow
els.
sc. Each. Bloached Comb Towels.
lac. Each. Large Damask colored
Border Towels. knUttcd fringe.
lie. Each. Very large Linen Huck
Towels.
Csc. Each. Our Mammoth Damask
Linen T2wels. siza 2iX4S inches, colorcd
borders and all white.
$l.Oo a doz., @i-siHz Linen Napkins.
>oc. Each. AKA Chenille Table Covers.
TCc. Each. 6X4 Chenille Table Covers.
Sl25 Each SKI Chenille Table Covers.
&C. the yard Pure Linen Towei Crash
3iac. the Yard Bleachcd Twilled
Towel Crash
12iac. the Yard. Heavy Brown Striped
Stair Crash.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02

inc holders of money to give them en-.
ooWinent. Cannot we devise means by
which they can meet in mutual benefit
All these things demand our earnest
attention.
y mood OF memories should warm our
hearts and strengthen our hands in the
discharge OF our duties. The memory
Oh 'hose Tree and dauntless spirits who
cnhle 10 our shores, and going into the
shadowy forest, hewed out Il home fo,
themselves beside bubbling springs
where the hand of the unjust tax ga tn
erer could not reach them; where the
son was bountiful and the skies were
ready to drop riches upon them, Is
hallowed by us all. Such n memory
comes to me now. and I ask myself II
we are guarding with jealous eve and
Vestal care the fires of liberty so brave
~ Dequeathed to us? oh, for a re-
hihulinF or patriotic interest among
The people. When that is aroused moth
ing more is needed TO settle every cues
tfon promptly and Justly.
and 1t is coming. Seasons OF patient
suffering do not always last. Period,
or torpid acquiescence have their re-
actions. But let public opinion once
be thoroughly aroused and then
Its step is rs the tread
or Hood that leaves its bed"
But ! have detained you too long. 7
think | am n grateful, man. The Deo-
PIE nave been good and kind and hos
pitabie to me beyond my deserts. NV
heart goes out to each man, woman
and child in the Commonwealth Of
virginia. / say God bless them all,
And my great desire Is that under the
blessings and guidance of q gra cious
Irovldencs may be able 10 nccep:abIy
discharge the high and Responsible din
Ties to which ] have been called by Tho
SURFACES of kind and generous pcoplo
Al the conclusion of Governor TyIcr's
remarks there were calls for Senator
pahiel. lie at first refused TO respond
out the demands for speech were kent
up ana he arose and made a few an
propriatc remarks.
The exercises on this side os tho n, -;
tol having been concluded, evcrvbody
made a rush for the Senate cbamhc
hy invitation Governor Tyler. cy-Gov
ernor C'FcrraiI, Senators Daniel nnd
Martin and the Congressman witnessed
me installation OF hIr Echo,s. Tho
proceedings were brief. President pro
ZEN, "lckhain in brief address sur
I. me gaVel to the Lieutenant
GOVERNOR, VINO made an cl0uuent specrb
III accepting 1t. After resolutions. com
pilmentary' to ex-Lieutenant-Gove ruo,,
hent had been adopted, the Senate adj
Joufned. Governor Tyler and cX-E,ov-
ernor OFerrall spent n short time in
inc Executive Office and then the mili-
Hary escorted the Governor ana Lien
lehaht-GoVernor back 10 the mansion.
Acknowledgement Montague wcui
over to the State Library building nj
~ O'Clock and took the oatl. Of Office in
the Supreme Courl loom at tho hon1s
OF Judge John w. Rely The retiiinr
Attorney-Gene-al. AIr II Carter Scatt
ana Hon. y. Il. Montague, of HAMPTON
witnessed the ceremony.
Senator Daniel will remain here until
tuesday or Wednesday. He will. before
ms departure, be officially notified of
his reelection to the Senate
Tonight from TO 10 o'cIoc,, Cow
crnor and Mrs. Tyler gave n publlc re-
ceptlon at the mansion. There was n
steady stream Of visitors representing
persons in all walks % life
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
Dress Goods and silks are Reduced.

To prices that surpass the bargains of any
other store that advertses to- day.
Plaids, double width, worth 121lc, at &C.
yard.
Pure Wool Serge, black and colors worth
39c, at CSC. yard.
IS Pieces Heavy Brocaded Mohair, worth
Soc, at 39c. yard
34-inch Pure Wool Suitings, 25c. a yard.
5o-nch Heavy Diagonal Cheviot worth
SIPS, at 79c. a yard.
Choice Of our SOC. and ooc. Novelty Dress
Goods at 39c. yard
Choice Of our $1.oo and s125 Broad
Cloths at 75c.
$50 and s1oo Ottoman and Silk PIaids at
sc. yard.
Full line Of Astrakhan and other Cloakings
at half the original prices.
Silk face Velvet, black and coors, worth
7Sc., at soc. yard
20 Pieces yard wide RusSelin Cambria
worth 1oc., at oAc.a yard.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
Town OF SUFFOLK

Do you know that we sell the best Life
Insurance Policy TO be bought any
where?
We represent the Union Central
which is absolutely the best company
which writes business In this section.
Our Twenty Payment Life Policy
cannot be equallcd by any contract Of
ferrd by any other company while our
Life Rate Endowment policies are the
cheapest and pest endowment msur.
ance written.
IN these you pay ordinary life rates
and get an endowment contract
You will lose money If you insure be-
fore seeing us
We also sell the very best Fire and
Accident Insurance
WOODWARD & ELAN.
No. Main street.
nol0-tf tg. Suffolk. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
Do You Know
Mr.. L. B. Myrick?

HUNDREDS DO. lie is agent for the
United States Express Company. No. In
Maln street, Norfolk, Va.
MI. Myrick says: FOR SEVERAL,
EMS SUFFERED WITH y CIIRON-
~ COUGH AND COLD, SOMETIMES
nGGoAifANiED BY NEURALGIA AND
ihi'hhAIliE. After consulting several
phSs,cihnS without relief l PLACED MY
PILL, UNDER TIE TREATMENT or
DIR. FIREY. AND WAS CIrRrun Nv
HIM. NEARLY A YEAI, HAS E,r,Dc
ED SINCE THEN AND THERE NAG
BEEN NO RETURN WHATEVER on
TIE TROUBLE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
Suffolk Does Herself Proud in Welcoming
4 The New Year.
PAST AID FUTURE COMMERCIALLY
burglars Frustrated 2Ransted Inop>
Portunciy Dr. Rakcr Injured
YES Hunting Party Returns Wanted
to warm -Teicpaone ENtcnsions-
- Excursion.

Suffolk, Va. Jan. 1.-(Special)-
Amid the ringing of church bells the
clash OF the lire alarm and lively
selection by the l2hoenix Military Band,
the year of 1898 Waasinaugurated in
Suffolk very soon after midnight last
night. WIKI the church watch night
services and numerous private vigiis,
most people wee awake. a few who
had retired were aroused by the fire
alarm and thought a large blaze was
raging.
great many people Will be better
for the first few days of this month
by reason OF firm resolves and COM
men6able moral resolutions Then in
7 fra ctions will follow and Suffolk will be
the same town 1t was last year.
8 From a financial !pts ndpo!nt the bus
mess men haven't had better prospects
for. several years. In converse ton
with numerous merchants / learn mat
the Christmas trade was better than
that or a yea- ago. Much better. The
local manufa cturers are all rushed with
orders; lumber men are pocketing an
extra profit on their product. and the
farmers are said to- be, In better shape
Than for some time. The panic times
have taught them LESSON In economy,
and they are beginning to adapt them
selves to the new conditions Not
understanding low prices for crops, they
are making living profit.
With confidence increa sing and bus
mess improving, the progressive citi-
zens OF Suffolk and vicinity propose
Eto make the year 1898 a god one. and
pessimists will have to stop talking
They will make, business better, not
because Of fulfilled political pledges, or
economic conditions, but in spite OF
them 4es stt.si s..s e h. 4 i 80.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
Reduction Prices For
Muslin Underwear.

CSC a Pair. Ladies' Umbrella Draw
ers. of good Muslin, trimmed with wide
Cambria Ruflles.
y 4sc. "a Pair Ladies' Umbrella Draw
ers, of extra good MUSLIN with wide
Embroidery Rutiles.
soc. Each Ladies Night Gowns. with
clusters cot tuckS ana embroidered
yokcs. OF good Muslin, cut wide and
full length. Is,
&c. Each. Empire Gowns, with en-
proidery rutlles neck and sleeves.
SEC Each. Heavy Muslin Gowns.
yoke trimmed with six fine cluster
tucks and Inserting. large sizes.
see Ladies' Umbrella. skirt, good
Muslin with wide embroidered ruflle.
vets' cheap.
Sl.O0. Very wide Umbrella Skirt,
heavy Muslin, cluster .tucks and wide
embroidery rufles. Gsya4
SC. Each. Corset Covers, OF good
Muslin, low cut neGk!:sh 49,
lac. Each. Childrens, Muslin Bodies,
we'll made. ~ .isk:,E.E
Many other styles and prices of un-
6rryear in many instances the material
cost more Than we ask for the finished
product. Be sure you see our bargains.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
Trade Winners for the
Reduction Sale,

10c. Pair. Mems, woman's and chill
dren's Seamless Fast Color Hose. spa
clal value. - ~ y =
1sc. Each. Ladies' Ribbed Vest and
Pants.
75c. Each; Mems Grey Wool, Double
match. ~ =
49, Feather Boas; also finer.
3d. a Pair. Ladies' Stitch Back Kid
Gloves-Tans only. : -
Zoe. Pair. Ladies' Foster Hook.
Clasp and Button Kids.
Toe Pair. Misses Foster Hook and
Button KID Gloves =
Sl.OO Pair The best ladies' Kid
Glove In the country at the price.
Toe. Ladies Dark Wool Breakfast
Shawls.
10c. Each. Ladies Embroidered Edge
Handkerchief.
a.75. Ladies' Black Brocade Silk
Skirts.
12Ac. a Yard. Red Twill Flannel. all
&c. a Yard. Hamburg Embroidery, .
to 8 inch wide. :
&c, Yard. Good apron check cling
hams.
oc. Box. Borated Talcum Powder.
25c. q Pair. Red Embroidered Pillow
Shams.
l9c. Pair. Stamped Muslin Pillow
Shams.
SC. Ball. Crochet Silk, 1Oc kind.
be. Dozen. Embroidery SILK, all
colors.
25c Each. Fine Glass Atomizers.
l5c. Pair. Mems Suspenders, worth
Fac.
l5c. Each. Chldren's Plaid Silk Ties
l0c. Each. Mems Waterproof Collars
and Cuffs.
25c Each. Mems Heavy Shirts and
Drawers,
Csc Each. Mems Outing FLANNEL
Shirts.
POrtieres and Lace
Curtains.
IS pairs to close them out quick.
Prices reduced to S2.25. 1929. 1897,
A.9f s.. 81 in some cases nearly half.
49c. Pair Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, 2G yards each.
Dye. Pair. Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, ;-ards each.
9Sc. Fair Nottingham Lace Cur
fains, 3,A yards each
Sl79 Pair. Worth $3.50. very fine Cur
tains. yards to the pair.
$3.50 Pair. Worth $375, very fine
Curtains. yards to the pair.
Fine line of white Irish Point Lace
Curtains at Incredible low prices. -.
s. 20 u Pair. Worth 5000.
1913 a Pair. Worth S.. 90.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
To Care n Cold I'm ono nny

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL 1t
fails to cure. Is cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
Flannelette Wrappers.

OF superior quality, desirable pat
terms. trimmed with rows of braid: all
This seasons goods, at these wonderful
prices.
&c. Wrappers. worth s1.00
$500 Wrappers, worth $3.50
S1a1 Wrappers, worth sligo.
Calico Wrappers, soc. and upwards.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
Sheets and Pillow Cases,
At Reduction Prices

&C., &C.. lOc. Each. Pillow Cases, well
iiuae, ruiz size and of good cottons.
,o o4kso Sheets, torn and ironed, Csc. and
each. soe-
9Ox9O Sheets, torn and ironpd Andros-
cosgtn, soc. each.
Slx9o Hemstitch Sheets: soc. each.
a ac. zach. Full size Bolster Cases.
o'c. Each. White Bed Spreads, good
size, light weight. s'ooo
good weight. 20
worth S1.00. Ht aus
worth $1.25. aus
Si.l9 Each: Extra large heavy
sz,So Each. Fine large extra heavy
~ sp oe slightly soied, former price
s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
ladies' Winter Skirts.

Ldies Atwood Underskirts, not made
up, w5.Lh I5c.. now, soc.
Worth S100. now 75c.
Embroidered edge Flanelette Sklrs,
worth %9c.. now csc.
Worth 25c, now 19c.
Crochet Skirts, close fitting and warm.
50c. lac, sSc. Sl.25, s1.S9 each
Heavy Quoted UnderslSirts, made up
ready to wear Zoe. each
@COrsets, 35c.
5-Hook Coutil Corsets. well made.
perfect fit. Soc. a pair.
G-Honk Long Waist Corsets. white or
black, soc. pair ~
5-Hook Long Waist Corsets, made
by r. g. G. Corset Company. 5Gc.
s& Nursing Corsets, white g, icy, soc.
q pair :i+.sssI
Fine corsets, best makes. 75c. and
Sl.6o u pair. ,s.,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
Portieres and Lace
Curtains.

$3.50 a Pair. Worth $40 90.
$3.50 Pair. Worth $3.50.
isc.. fine Oak. Walnut OF Ash Cur
tain Pole. with fine brass knob ends
rings and brackets. complete
Z5c. each. Heavy Opaque Cloth Widow
onades, with long fringe, best spring
5c. each. ~ ~
ElderdOWn Dressing Jackets.
Az these prices Monday only:
$50. each. was 75c.
Woo each. was slips.
81 20 each, was 81 40
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
Reduction3Prices on Rugs.

The large reversible Smyrna Rugs,
that we sold SO many OF before Christ
mas az Sl.59, go on sale Moday ait Si39
each. p
Gac. Rug reduced to soc.
sc. Rug reduced to 40c. =
Denim Covered Sofa Pillows, with
vide ruffles that were Acc, Monday sec.
handsome octagon Carpet Hassocks,
We're I9c., Monday S3c. r.
Blankets and C0mfOrterS,
Must be Sold.
l0-4 Cotton Blankets reduced to soc.
q pair. utN
Ill Heavy Blankets reduced to Csc.
Il pair.
ILL Swans Down Blankets reduced to
Sl.39 Il pair.
lo-4 Heavy Wool Mixed Blankets,
Sl.9S.
ia Wool Blankets. worth $3.50, to
s2.59.
ll-4 Fine Wool Blankets. worth 5000,
to sass.
Heavy Cotton Comforts, 75c each.
Heavy Cotton Comforts, extra large,
sl.U0.
Extra large Comforts, both sides
fancy cover, sl.25, sl.39 and s1.50 each.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-02
Is 4BURGI,A AIRS nRITsrR "a. T D

40 80 - - 'EiN = - - -
& "a bold attempt at burglary was frus-
sfrated in Buckhorn last might. II. was a
iprppo sition to rob a. w. Billiards. safe
Shat failed f4consummatlon because Of
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