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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
WTDDLESEN COURT.
The Trial of saddIer for, hooting AT Parks.
AnOld Feud.

STORMONT. VA. Jan. 26.-Special.-
The grand july Of the County court a
Saluda to-day brought in indictments
against the following persons: Il. +. Hart,
oyster inspector. for assault on -. NJ.
Neison. win intent TO xii; James Jack
son. for betrayal: \. 4. Smith. for con-
cealing will. Leonard SaddIer. for shoot
! e ut j. b.. iaIhs IN the 2ith day OF
December last. with intent to kill; j. VI.
Sadulcr. r.. Saddler. and G.. l.. Ashburn,
a cessOrles To Leonard Saddler.
Leonard Saddler who has been in jail
since December nth. was brought In court
ana jury Tor his trial empane lea. ne
court then adjourned until tomorrow
morning. Great interest Is manifested i'm
this trial. as IL grows out of an old fued
against Parks, for the killing OF Cam
Saddler several years ago a brother Of
the above. when several Of the Saddlers
broke open Parks front door and at
tempted an assault on him. and did sue
coed In knocking him down. Parks, while
on the floor. fired and killed one Of the
brothers. but was subsequently acquitted.
and has since kept aloOf from the Sad
dlers until this fight was forced on him.
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THE MASON MURDER TRIAL.
A Noted Colored Bus-Driver Dead-Edi-
tor PnrierfleId Married.

ABINGDON. VA. Jan 26.-Special.-
The Commonwealth this afternoon rested
in the case against Mason on triai TOT
The murder Of Clark. The only new
points brought out by to-day's testimony
are certain admiss ons m de by Mason
after the killing of Clark. which. after
quite a contest, were admitted by the
Court.
He was proven TO have said TO Mr.. Orr,
at GLADE Springs, that he killed clark.
but that somebody else was To blame Tor
it, and to the jailor here that he wished
ne was in Clark place. that he had
killed him. but did II in sef-defence.
Tomorrow the defence VIII introduce
quite an array OF medical experts.
Peter Haynes, who was the bus driver
here for many years and became quite
a public and popular character. died last
night at the ColOnnade Hotel, aged about
seventy-five years.
Ex-Judge Graham POrterfeld, editor of
the Abingdon Citizen. tonight at Marion
welded Mrs Jessie Hughes widow OF the
late sheriff Of this county, Robert X.
Hughes
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should Jones BE Elected senator Little
VIII stand for Congress.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. D.
Specialize recent announcement OF the
strong probability in the event of the pas
sage of the Reddy bill. providing for
Senatorial primary. that Hon. William a.
Jones Will enter the race for the United
States Senate naturally suggests the
question, Who will be his successor in
the House of Representatives
Several gentlemen have been mention
ed In this connection and II IL stated to-
day upon unquestiOnable authority that
Hon. William \. Little. Jr, of this city,
will be an dspirant for the Democratic
nomination, If Mr.. Jones IS called III
higher.
Sam Carneal and Nathaniel Haynes.
both white. were arrested here to-day and
turned over TO a constable from Spotsyl-
vanie They are charged with breaking
into school house in Berkeley District
and destroying public property.
This afternoon at o'clock Miss Eddie
Jett and Mr. Walker Shelton. Of King
George were married at this home Of the
bride in this city. Rev. Decatur Edwards
officiating.
Mr.. Eddie Spindle a worthy and uniyer-
sally popular youth just budding INTO
manhood. died Of pneumonia Monday at
his home I'm SpotsylYania county.
The death OF Mr.. James Dlllard, OF
King George county, removes one OF the
best posted men on local matters I'm the
whole county. His memory was truly
marvellous
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JUDGE CHALKLET'S DISTRICT.
lie Goes 10 Highland in "A Storm to II old
Court Consul's Coming Home.

STANTON. VA. Jan. 8.-Special.-
Augusta and Highland having been made
one judicial district. Judge Chalkley goes
10 Monterrey. Highland county, to-day
10 open the new court. The Judge has
rough day of hail. sleet. snow and rain
TO begin the new operation of things.
Staunton's credit not only admits OF her
floating per cent bond. but City
Treasurer Hoge is Offering one per cent.
premium on 4l-2 Stanton city bonds.
President Mckinley has appointed a
gentleman from Michigan as Consul to
Beirenth, Syria and this relieves Captain
Thomas :. Doyle, who will be remem-
bered as the late superintendent OF the
Deaf and Dumb Institution, relieved by
the action Of the last Legislature.
Captain Doyle has been in office a little
over a year.
Major Marshall Hanger has been more
fortunate. He has served his country at
Bermuda over his four years term, but
has been relieved by the appointment OF
W. Maxwell Green, of Rhode Island.
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rlyGAvT HOME WEDDING.
4 Washington Business Man aud berry
Role are Quietly Married.

BERRYvILLE. VA. Jan. 26rspeeial.T,'
Miss Mary Kownslar Moore. the beauti-
nj and accomplished daughter OF Judge
= j &. Moore. was quietly married 10
Mr. y V Tiford. In the presence OF I'M
mediate relatives and friends at the home
Of her father. ... .,.,,.... ,,,,.,
The groom H. a prosperous younB Dust
ness man OF Washington. ID. c. MISS
Maria Garnett Mcclure was maid OF non
or and Mr.. Ben Miner. OF Washington.
best man. 80 ~,
Mrs land. Mrs J. X. {. Lewis, DR.. aud
Mrs l.. Is Moore. OF Hampshire; Mrs
Dr Randolph Kownslar, Mrs. Edward
s,,fbbiing OF Berryville. Va. and the
Misses Bette Rice PAGE. Emily Humph,
80 smith Elizabeth 81. Clair smith OF
ei3rk county. and Messrs. Dun Green and
rb,ries Burkamp. Of Fredericksburg, and
NJ Aehby Leayeli and DIR. Heinrich. OF
washington and Mr. Conrad Kow MS
T.he ceremony was performed by Rev.
Edward wall the rector OF Christ Epis-
ronaI church. The bride. attired In q
sapphire blue srOsdsloth f ownSi s be
braided and esr. ,sas N. p Du1en accom-.
nsnisd By her father to the strains OF
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THE EdSTERN sHORE WHhLE.
Farmer Receives Principal and Interest
on Forgotten Deposit.


EASTVILLE VA. Jan. 26.--Special.-
A large whale came ashore az Picketts
Hole. ON the bayside last week in the
lower part of this county 10 is about
forty-fve feet long: 1t Is thought that
nis back was broken by some ship out at
sea and he foated in The capes. TWO eX-
pert whalcrs have been employed 70 get
the oil and the work Of having him cut
up has commenced During last week
large crowds OF the county people visit
cd the spot.
Mr.. John Bslote. "a farmer living near
here. was notified recently by the Oman
cock National Bank that $1,000 was
placed 10 his credit In that bank by say
ires bank OF New York.
When a Young man Mt Bclote was
salesman for the commission firm OF
Sanders q Windcr. Of New York. aud
placed a small portion of his earnings IN
the hank but thought lee had checked II
all out. until recently when his old check
hook W.. examined and ne was found 10
siiu have "a deposit and the principal and
Interest together amounted TO the above
amount
Rev. II H. Penncll. who has been pas
tor OF the Baptist church here for seve-
raj years resigned his passionate with that
church recently and left today 10 visit
= church on the western shore. where he
has been called.
The weather ON the Eastern Shore for
the past week has been equal 10 summer
FIRE not even being necessary Tor comfort
Many OF the farmers are ploughing ana
preparing TO put i'm Irish potatoes as
soon as possible. About a third more
Of this crop viii be planted this year than
was last. I'm this county. Last years
prices had a great deal 10 do with the
quantity planted this year.
A telephone company has been organized
on the Eastern Short Of virginia. which
proposes to connect all the principal
towns in Accomac and northampton
countics u is To be incorporated under
fbs name OF the Consolidated Central
Telephone Company.
Mr.. John H. Elliott has been appointed
postmaster al Bayview this cocnty.
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keySy lie Notes,

KEYSVILLE, VA. Jan. 26.-Special.-
Rev. James +. Lawrence has purchased
a desirable lot on Church street. where
ne purposes TO build al an early date.
Mr.. J. H. Davis. who has been suffering
from a stroke Of paralysis. is better
Mr.. Scott Almond has been i'll several
days.
Keysville tobacco market is active. Buy
ers were here last week from Petersburg
and Farmville.
Mrs. Bette Clark. whose residence was
burned on the 18th instant, will rebuild
at once.
The young daughter OF Buck Johnson.
who was fearfully burned on the night
OF the 18th instant. has since died OF her
injuries, making the third death from
tho burning Of his dwelling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
HERRMANN THE MAGICIAN
At the Academy of Music To-Morrow
Mini and SafnrhaN.

Night and saturday.
The wonders of necromancy will be
exhibited at the Academy OF Music by
Leon Hermann. the nephew of the late
Hermann the Great and Adelaide Herr
mann. his widow. whose dances out
rival La I.oie Fullers best efforts.
Leon Hermann. who fills the gap
caused by the death Of Hermann the
Great. has long been olated as the only
successor 10 that great magician when
he should pass away. He has been star
In Europe for many years. and is counted
there as the clcverest and most skillfui
master OF the black art Of the age.
He has been most enthusiastically re-
ceived in this country on this. his first
appearance and has demonstrated be
yond question his ability 10 follow in the
footsteps Of his late uncle. He has sew
ersl new Illusions that have caused I'M
usual comment, the most mystifying be
ing Elixir Vitae" "A mans head being
out on in ful view of the audience. This
is said 10 be the most startling and real
istic Illusion ever performed by ma
giclan
C6sgrOve and Grants comedians are AT
the Academy on next Monday and Tues
day IN "The Dazzler." brighter and better
than ever before in its history of seasons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
COUNTERFEITE CIPTURED.
Makers Of Ten Dollar Gold Pieces In Gus
tody.

DANVILLE. VA, Jan. 2G-Special.-
some weeks ago the United States on.
Gals discovered number OF cOuuteIlei
tendoilar gold u eces in circulation IN
and about this city. United States Com
missioner c. T. Barksdale reported the
matter at Washington. and the extra
ordinary efforts that have been put iol.
u,ord 10 overhaul the counterfeiters have
resulted in the arrest of Eugene NILS,
CnarIes DeShazo and J. O. King.
Mills was arrested several days ago
hut the affair was kept dark in order
that the other two might not get warning
At al early hour this morning DeShazN
nd King were arrested az their home, TO
Henry county. and were brought here ana
jailed this afternoon.
King was found at his fathers house
cancelled under the ceiling OF an upper
room The moulds and fixtures for coun-
terfeiting were also captured. The three
will have preliminary hearing to-mor-
row before United States Commissioner
G. T. Barksdale.
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THE K. p. & c. RAILROAD.
GEN. NEGLEY TsLKs CONFIDENTLY
oFrTs BARLY CoysTRrcTTOx
Work Already Commenced on the North
Carolina End and Material Ordered to
Build the Balance OF the Line.

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. 2s.-special.-
General j. 8 Negley. general manager
OF the Richmond Petersburg and Caro-
lima Railroad Company. said to-day that
the company had purchased most OF the
material for the road The locomotives
for the Petersburg division are In the
shops and ready FOR delivery. General
Ncglcy says that as soon rs they have
settled some rights OF way in tho city
which they hope 20 do without delay
they will begin laying the track both at
Petersburg and Ridgcway. \. G. lie de
olares that arrangements have been per
fcCted % forward tho construction Of the
road as rapidly - the WORK Of grading
md laying OF tho track can be done He
says that work on the road { the North
Carolina cad Of the line has already been
begun. thar before leaving New York ne
contracted for one hundred thousand rail-
road ties. and that since his arrival in
Petersburg De- had contracted for one
hundred thousand more ties.
MANY BRIDGES.
In the construction Of this road there
W.T. b. over three thousand feet Of
bridging Between Petersburg and Rich
inOnd alone there VIII be three or more
bridges or course. there Will oe a
bridge over the Appomattox river. The
bridges. General Nog.oy says. arc 20 be
OF tho very best steel material. The
General also says thai il viii be the best
new hui. railroad I'm the South. General
Neglcy talked In manner that left no
doubt on the mind Of the correspondent
that the road would certainly be built
GALLEY ATKINS.
SIR ". ~. Talley and Miss Margaret
slaughter Atkins were married this az
tcrnoon at half-past O'Clock at the resi-
dencc of the brides mother. on Old
street. Rev. r. r. Dadmun OBLIGATED.
The bride IL daughter Of Mrs. Laura
a. Atkins. She was becomingly attired
in a tailor-madc travelling suit OF brown
cloth trimmed with marten and carried
in her hand q bouquet Of La Franc,
roses
The groom Is a young dry goods MGR
chant here. and a member OF the city
Council Tho couple left on a bridal tour
North.
This afternoon M s o'clock al StJosephs
Catholic church parochial residence. Miss
Lizzie Mcnamara and Mr.. Edward
Smith were married Rev j r. O'Farrell
ofiiciated
pr. George Potts. OF Prince George
county. is iuaugurating a move looking
10 The formation Of a joint stock COM
plny for operating sugar beet factory
ON small scale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
Allen Camp.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Jan. O.
Specialize. Charles W. Allen. who was
married last night at $50 O'Clock 10 Miss
Mae Camp. at Franklin Female College
Ky. is expected home this evening with
his bride.
Mr. Allen is leading young lawyer Of
the Charlottesville bar and chairman OF
the City Democratic Committee.
he bride is the daughter Of the late
Thomas n. Camp. Of this CITY. and Is well
remembered here where she was born
and raised. and wnere. by her charm Of
manner ana beauty OF person and charac-
ter she won "A host OF friends who will
welcome her back To her native city.
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10 flll the vacancy caused by tho resig-
nation OF Wade H. Parrish.
The estates OF James Knight, Daphne
Powell, and Lizzie NJ. Robertson were
committed 10 the hands OF the sherin.
The will OF the late Judge Thomas r.
Fitzpatrick was admitted 10 probate. His
estate Is estimated 10 be worth ABOUT
forty thousand dollars.
A suit has been Instituted IN the Slr-'
cult Court OF Nelson county by the adj
ministrator of James Knight Vs. the u
a O. Railway Co., for $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
G1RNTSHWENT CASES.
West Virginia Employees Cannot BE Gar
risheed In This State->hot His sister.

ROANOKE. VA, Jan. 8.-Special.-
Judge John w. Woods to-day decided
that employees Of the Norfolk and West
ern Railway Company. residing in West
Virginia. could not be garnisheed for debt
i'm Virginia. A number of cases were WHIP
ed from the docket.
He also set aside the verdict OF two
years in the penitentiary recently given
Conrad Geisen on the charge Of the be-
traya OF a young woman.
A four-year-old boy. the son OF r. A.
Atweli. tonight shot his two-year-old,
sister through the arm with a 32-calibre
revolver Her face was seriously scorch-
ed by the powder.
Two marriages were celebrated here
this evening. X. j. Baldwin. a Bluetield
merchant. was married to Miss Maud
Glass. and VI. r. G. Mitchell. of Carroll
county, was married TO Miss Laura Null
len
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ilicks-H0l.jer.

HAMPTON. VA. Jan. 26.-Special.-One
OF the prettiest weddings OF the season
was solemnlzed at the Baptist church at
1870 this evening. the contracting parties
being John David Hicks, Jr., and Miss
Addie Virginia Holster
The ediace was beautifully decorated
with palms and evergreens.
The bride. one OF Hamptons most
charming young women, was handsomely
gowned in blue broad cloth with black
trimmings with hat and gloves 10 match
and carried white carnations.
The maid OF honor. Miss Ava Cunning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
THE WIUUOTH Dry DOCK,
VIII BE over Eight Hundred Feet Long
and Hold Two Battleships.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. 26.-Spe-
cial.-Colis =. Huntington. who holds the
controlling interest in the shipyard here.
is still i'm the city. making arrangements
for the building Of the mammoth dry
dock which. as was stated IN dispatch
last night will be the largest basin I'm
American waters
From "A reliable source ! learned to-
night that the dock will be over eight
hundred feet long. large enough 10 hold
two battleships al the same time, and will
cost one million dollars.
. The contract for building the basin has
not been let, but plans are being prepared
and the work of constructing the dock
will be commenced within a month.
Mr.. Huntington will not return 10 New
York till Friday morning.
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New Social Club.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Jan. %
Special-The leading business and profess
sionai young men OF the city organized
last evening n social club 10 be known as
Blue Ridge Club. The following are the
officers chosen:
John s. White. president: B. TIansford
Wills vice-president: Percy Ii. Shuck,
secretary: Davis g. Wills. treasurer.
They have fitted up apartments In the
Rosser Building. and will hold monthly
business meetings. and sociablcs twice
monts
The club will have a reading apartment
well supplied with the choice literature
of the day
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ham. was bewitchingly attired In pale
veil w organdle crepe with ribbon trim
mings and carried yellow carnations.
Mr.. Percy Cake. OF Norfolk was best
man. The ushers were Messrs. waiter
Bur q. Willie Moore, Asa Bush, ana VII
lie Hamilton.
e,r Dr A. Il. Woodfn performed the
ceremony. .
Ate the ceremony the happy young
couple repaired TO the home OF the groom
on Academy street. where they VIII re-
side. -.
TIE groom IL one OF the most popular
Young business men in the city, ana IL
o,,...e,y hos, known citizens In the co,in-
~. -, aooor,,ish.
od daughter OF Captain q. w. Holster
of East Hampton.
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Warrington Gossip.

WASHINGTON, d C.. Jan. especial
II is stated on the best authority that
=. Brown Aliens appointment 10 the
marshalshIp OF the Northern District Will
be confirmed next Monday. and sooner
should there be q meeting Of the Senate
Judiciary Committee.
Colonel Tazeweli Elicit arrived from
Richmond last night.
Mr.. II. A. McCu'dy. Captain z. Leslie
Spence, Z. II. Spence. z. A. Shepard. and
DR.. II. G. Forstmann spen, last night
IN washington. and went at 10 O'Clock to
Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
vsM.ke shirts to Order.

"Dp you cater to econom-
ical inen-men who have lit
tie money to spend?"
OF course.
Then, why don't you
have Suits and Overcoats at
81 and S4.75 the year
'round?"
Jdst because we cater to
economical men.
Because trash is not cheap
at any price.
Because our Clothes give
a dollar of service for every
dollar paid-or your money
back.
We have them now. Suits
and Overcoats at $+.75-but
they are 81 and s. value.
Suits, S+.75, $6.75, Sis,
IS. Is, to $17.75; were S., SO,
SD. SIS, to SIS.
Overcoats aud Pants same
way. !
A lot of Soft Hats, 90c.,
were 81 so.
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Names selected for Mayor and the Town
Council.

GAINESVILLE. VA, Jan. 9-Special.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
citizens of Clarksvllle was held last night
ia the Town Hall TO consider the report
of committee appointed TO draft char
Ter for the town. The report was adopted
and the following persons recommende I
as Mayor and councilman: For Mayor, X
~ Moss. observation-disclosures III. owen.
" ID. Blanks. w. II. Russell j. ID. Muir
ply. ]. ID. Pettingill, II. ID. Slzemore
Henry Wood. Jr
The bill 10 charter the town will be
next few days. and the new order Of
things will begin about April 18th or
May 1st
Ex-State Senator Thomas n. Williams
says the meeting held last night was the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
NOPE DARE DEAD.
Mrs. Cornelia j. VI. Jordan, Voted Poetess
and writer Passes Away.

Mrs. tOlnefta % VI
aud Writer Passes Away.
IYNCHBURG, VA. Jan. B.-Special-
Mrs. Cornelia J. NJ. Jordan. died AZ the
home OF her only child. Mrs. Phillip ST.
George Amber in this city. early th.s
morning, aged sixty-eight Her interest
ing career was closed with sad aiiiiction
extending over four years and nnally re-
suIting i'm her death. Al an early age
Mrs. Jordan gave evidence OF me nter-
arv ability and in the year preceding the
civil war. 4 volume OF her poems wai
published in Richmond entitled Flowers
of Hone and Memory. After the sur
render app AIRED other volumes. 'Cornlth
and other Poems" and Richmond. her
Glory and her Graves" Among her pest
known single poems are Battle or Ma
nassas" Death OF Jackson. ana An
Appeal for jefferson Davis
For many years Mrs. Jordan was
well known contributor 10 the press or the
state. and under the nom de plume OF
Hope Dare" won quite reputation as
writer of prose. IL.
During the war she was for time with
her husband who was a member OF Cen
eral Beauregard's stan. and her expert
ence In army life was varied ana interest.
ing She was educated at the School OF
the Sisters Of Visitation in Georgetown
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
Chnrles n cherreN', Crime.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. 25.-Spe-
cial.-Charles Macherrey was arrested
here to-day charged with the betrayal
Of Alma Gerlgh. a pretty German girl.
sixteen years Of age and bearing good
reputation.
The case has caused intense excitement
among the better class OF German resi-
dents OF this city.
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Nelson Comfy Court.

LIVINGSTON. VA. Jan. 26.-speciai.-
Nelson County Court convened on Mon
dav. Hon. W.. G. Loving. the newly elect
ed Judge, presiding for the first time.
J p. Carter was appointed constable
IN the Massie's Mills magisterial district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
Eednccd Ratesto Norfolk

VIA THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN
RAILWAY. The "Only All-Rail Line
with SOLID vESTIBULED TRAINS
AND NO CHANGE or CARS. Fare one
way. 81: round trip. $3.50. Trains leave
Richmond daily at 9 A. NJ. md 1870 ?. NJ.
Returning. leave Norfolk at 7:4O a. NJ.
and 4:35 +. NJ. For full Information APP
piy at company's office. corner Ninth and
Main streets. or Phone 4S7.
r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
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The "OnIy All-Eatl Line

RETWEEN RICHMOND. NORFOLK.
AND LYNCHBURG. WITH SOLID YES
TIRULED TRAINS. is VIA THE NOR
FOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY. the
quickest route between all points South
and Southwest For tickets, timetables
and all Information apply TO the Rich
mond Transfer Company, sO3 east Main
street: y G. Carter, ticket agent. Byrd
street U1nion) Depot. and at company s
Office SIS east Main street
r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
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THE TOWER, ' or. s''...
Such SellingPriceS for To-Day'SSaIe.
DofnOstics.

Domostics.
No such value has ever been Of.
fered in Richmond before. We
must reduce stock.
r2Hc. Cheviot, for Shirts &c.
raHc. Percales, all new spring
patterns, full pieces, &c.
Sc, Apron Bingham, sac.
Ioc. Flannellette. suitable for
shirts, only 6Hc.
Ioc. New Percales, dark and
light styles, per yard SC.
Yard.Wide Unbleached Cotton
SIC.
I21lc. Heavy Shifting, suitable
for working shirts 6Ac.
Androscoggin 1914 Bleached
Shooting zoe.
1914 Unbleached Sheeting r715c.
Heavy Unbleached Canton SC.
GOOD straw licking, sc.
Best Feather Ticking I2Hc.
Best quality Blue Denim, for
overalls r21sc.
New Madras Cloth for children's
dresses and gentlemens shirts Ioc.
Heavy Bleached Jeans Sc.
Yard-Wide Fine Twill Bleached
Jeans I21zc.
Yard-Wide Double>Warp Twill,
for nurses aprons nc.
SC. Light Calicoes sc.
Ladies Flannellette Dressing
SacqueS SIC.
Best Quality Down Pillows zoe.
Bows and Girls Cloth Tam
O. Shanters, leather edges Ioc.
S-inch Shears, worth soc, only
2Sc
New line of Baby Carriages
The Thayer-We are sole agents.