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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-19
AMONG THE SHIPPERS.

The following shippers were on the market
Yesterday; j. Bargerding. Merose, cattle.
G. L. Haskell, Fredericksburg, hogs; H. H.
Emmons, Norman. To-, hogs; Allbee Bros,
New Richmond. hogs and sheep; NJ. X. Wolfe,
Kellogg hogs; j. Q. Dow, Cannon Falls, cattle
and hogs; Moore & Stewart, Wykoff, hogs; D..
Balconski, Neche, N. D., Ave loads cattle and
calves; F. Bigot Springfield, hogs; J. Schoff-
pan, Morgan, hogs; Charles Stuebe, New
hogs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-19
Midway Horse Market.

Barrett & Z.mmerman's report: Market
had it's dull day today scarcely any Northern
dealers on tie market; t:ade negotiated by
local men, who were buying some extra heavy
drafters; a good supply was on hand to
meet any demand cavalry horses are COM
ing in steadily and will have inspection by
the government Monday, Aug. %; prices in
general are advanced on heavy horses. The
nominal value of servceable, sound horses,
from to years, as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN CO. II

vestige of war, material or moral, is
otherwise discernible by the stranger.
The city contains no finer monument
than the stately and beautiful Hotel JEFF
fersOn. which, from the day of it's open
ing, became the pride Of every resident.
From foundation-stone to tower-cap,
the completeness Of detail, combination
of design, color, and good taste. challenge
admiration.
surrounded by palms and a variety Of
rare tropical plants in luxuriant bloom.
stands the statue of Jefferson, carved in
fautless Carrara marble by Edward V.
Valentine, Virginia's sculptor Like every
masterpiece the beauty Of this one grows
upon the spectator. The figure is lit
tie more than lifesize. graceful and i'm
pressive In pose, bold. but instinct with
delicate touches i'm execution. The work
is a triumph for it's creator.
"Richmonds society seems TO hold the
Jefferson as a sort Of pivot, upon which
its pleasures revove. Many elegant pri-
vate entertainments are given there.
"The social life Of the city, outside the
home-circles is illustrated in the number
OF it's clubs and other social organizations.
The 'Westmoreland and Commonwealth
clubs are the largest and most prominent,
OF a purely social character. and the
'Womans Club social and literary, has
a large membership among the most Gull
tured and influential society leaders. The
clubs, Lakeside Park and Deep
Run Hunt club afford delightful resorts
for an afternoon ride or drive, or n spin
on the wheel along the handsome boule-
ward, five miles in length.
"Golf-links. boating bowling. cycling,
and very large and handsome variety
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
CAUGHT IN A TRAP.
Three Members and IA Senator I'M
prisoned for Awhile Last Night.

1t is seldom. indeed, that virginia
legislator allows himself to be caught In
a hole from which he cannot gracefully
extricate himself but enthusiastically,
even an Old Dominion Scion gets en-
shared. and then is his woe Unreasonable.
Four of the most prominent legislators
now in the city got into pickle last
night, which tor a time caused them
much concern. The quartette was COM
posed Of Hons. T. c. Pitcher. OF Fauquier;
S. S. Thomas. OF Clarke and Warren; w.
r. Duke. OF Albemarle, and w. +. Barks-
dale, OF Halifax.
These four dignitaries are all guests OF
the Lexington, and about midnight, or
probably earlier this morning, they start
ed TO their respective rooms in the hos
telry. Together they entered the eleva-
tor. and the bell-boy was called TO pilot
them up. None OF the party were aware
that the engineer had cut the power off
OF the elevator, and when the machine
was set in motion IL descended,
instead OF ascending. AS result.
the four Solons were soon at the
bottom OF the elevator-shaft, where they
were stuck fast. They were walled IN on
all sides, and their only means to escape
lay In the ascension OF the elevator.
This the obstinate machine refused
positively TO do. and the cries of the i'm
prisoned lawmakers soon brought q large
crowd OF their associates to the eleva tor
door Then the fun commenced. Mr.. Pill
cher begged hard for his release, but q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09

Of water birds. deer, cafes charmingly
equipped club-houses. fox hunting, and
racing makes these resorts popular.
TO all these clubs visitors at the JEFF
ferson have access through the courtesy
of the friends Of Mr.. =. NJ Fry, tha man
ager
Richmond has ever asserted that its
social life is founded upon the best quail
ties OF our common human nature, and
that II welcomes every element that NAV
contribute TO the general happiness and
welfare. The fame of this social life
and Of its hospitality is a reputation es-
tablished by the mouth OF. strangers and
its recipients rather than in the yaunts
OF its dispensers.
There are many beautiful and gracious
women in this capital of the Common
wealth, and many manly men. who re-
ceive visitors to their city upon the royal
claim Of what they are rather than the
spurious assertion of what they have
Among the beauties Of Richmond society
Miss Virginia Carter Hayes is conspicu-
Gus. Being a last winters debutante.
she is young and fresh in her perfect
womanhood. and greatly admired for
her charm Of manner, as for her personal
beauty. She is a daughter of James
Hayes. and granddaughter OF the late
William Green, a lawyer OF great dis
tincuon and learning. and comes of a
long line OF ancestry distinguished for
beauty and mental accomplishments. Miss
Hayes was q belle at White Sulphur
Springs, even before she made her formal
debut, and easily holds a position among
the most beautiful young women OF her
city.
The presence OF the State Legislature
adds TO the brilliancy Of Richmond society
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
KINDS WORDS FOR RICHMOND.
Her Social and Climatic Advantage
Admirably Set Forth.

A letter 10 tie Winter Resorter. over
the signature Virginia" contains the
following description Of the advantages
Of Richmond as a winter resort:
~More and more Richmond gains in IA
vcr as winter resort Blessed with
pure air and good drainage. a mellow
mean OF winter climate easily accessible
from every point, prosperous and grow
ing. II IS no less rich in promise than in
memories.
MANY tourists are making Richmond a
stopping station on the way TO and from
Florida and the Gulf Coast.
1.-THE stranger finds warm welcome
first. in the magnificent jefferson Hotel,
and next. in the citys hospltable and
cultured social life The attractions Of a
city about which the visitor asks for in
formation are its objects Of natural or
artistic beauty. or things and places in
vested with interest from historic ASSOC
cation. Many OF Richmond's suburbs
attract for their natural beauty, but their
chief interest refers 10 the scenes OF con- 4
dlct. Ia Colonial. Revolutionary. and Con-
fedcrate times. Many earthworks re-
main. and in a zone OF from three 20
twenty miles every road leads 10 battle
fields. Here Is the White House OF the
and the Capitol Of the state,
In which the Confederate Congress sat,
whose doors open wide TO the stronger
And while the community points with |
tender pride and enthusiasm 10 the splen-
I'D monuments 10 the dead ana the per-
} st',Asion az fheir deeds OF Yalor. moi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
% THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co THE COHEN CO..

quiet tip was sent to the engineer and the
power was kept back for some time. He
was told that the machinery had broken
down, and when the gentlemen on the
floor above began singing I'VE Won't Go
Home Until Morning" he volunteered all
kinds Of promises II released.
Mr.. Thomas took the situation philoso-
phcally, as did also Mr.. Duke. but Sena-
tor Barksdale was somewhat FESTIVE. He
didn't like his imprisonment, and offered
TO join forces with Mr.. Pitcher and break
through the top of the cage. This idea,
however, was abandoned. and the quar-
tette resigned themselves TO their fate.
They were treated TO a pleasant surprise,
after a wait OF about twenty minutes,
when the elevator began TO ascend, and
all four made break TO escape when the
office floor was reached. The door was,
however, slammed in their faces, and
they were sent on up TO their bedroom
floors. They will all OF them walk up
stairs hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09

Chaplain, r. a. Roper. Appointed off,
cers-Warden. c. W. Buckley; Conductor.
Nj. Flanagan; Right Supporter 70 Noble
Grand, w. NJ. Collins; Left Supporter 10
Noble Grand. S. 2. Martin Inside Guard.
w. r. Ball; Outside Guard. J. H. Cor
dona; Right Supporter 10 Vice-Grand. +.
Harmon Left Supporter 10 Vice-Grand
NJ T. Traylor; Right Scene Supporter,
G. w. Booker. and Left Scene supporter.
G.. w. Lantz. After Che installation.
speech-making was INDUCED in until
late hour. when the lodge adjourned.
pleasant evening having been spent The
lodge is in a very prosperous condition,
and is also adding many links 10 odd
Fellowship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09

in the winter season. At the Jeffer-
son for the present term are Lieutenant
Governor r. c. Kent and family, State
senators Il. II. Jackson, Eugene Withers,
w. Il. Mcllwaine, George w. Morris, w.
II. Hale, II. l.. Maynard, II. ID. Flood, Il.
A. James and family. and Joseph h. VIII
lard and family; the Hon. w. l.. Wilson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. now president Of
Washington and Lee University; Hon.
and Mrs. w. A. Glasgow, Hon. William
a. Little, all Virginians.
AN exceptionally agreeable company
Is already established for the winter, in
GLIDING the family of Mr.. Leopold Huffer.
Paris. France; Mrs. Il. II. Reynolds and
family. New York Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
s. WEIGH New Haven. Conn. Mr. and
Mrs. Z. =. Lynch, New Orleans; Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. o. Semple. Mrs. w II. StockwelI.
New York. II. Mocalta. London, Eng
land; Mr. and Mrs. p. II. Mayo, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Jeffress Richmond; George
Clemens. Mrs. Powhatan Clarke and
family, st. Louis: Mrs. Charles A. Deane
and daughter, Boston. Mass: Mrs. c. A.
johnson and daughter. DR.. Henry Emo
and family; Mrs. James Luddington, Miss
Luddington, New York.
January and February are the months
Into which the gayety is crowded. The
Assembly club composed of well-known
society people. gives ball fortnightly at
the Jefferson. The Christmas german by
this club was given on the evening Of the
9th or December. and was an especially
brilliant affair"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09

At a stated meeting OF Unity Lodge.
held Friday night. January 7. 1898, az S
o'clock, District Deputy Grand Master
George w. Withom assisted by Grand
Warden w. III. Bailey. District-Deputy
George r. Pitt, OF Friendship Lodge; w.
II. Jones. OF Capitol City Lodge. and
Past-Grands ID. S. Thompson and A. M.
Jewell, installed the following officers
for the ensuing term OF six months:
Past Grand. r. w. Smith; Noble Grand.
j. w. Williams: Vice-Grand. J. Il.
Stewart; Recording Secretary. George l.
Ball. Financial Secretary. w. IL. Temp
klns; Treasurer, George w. Wlthom;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
SILKS.

SILkS.
THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF the up-to'
date hind TO be sold out here at prices
that break through any former posi-
bnities.
FOR sc. YARD-Black Rustling Taf-
feta Brocade and Stripe Taffeta. IN
evening shades Plaid. 20-inch wide
Tasfeta. Roman Stripe Satin, H-inch
wide Jap Silks. 27-inch wide Fancy
FOnlards Plain Black Satin, Colored
Sa,ins.--an of these silks sold from
69 10 I5c a yard.
FOR soc. YARD-25-inch Wide Black
Brocade. 27-inch wide Black Satin,
Rhadamas. Two-Toned, Illuminated
Brocade. Irish. Poplins. Roman stripe.
Taffetas, Satin Stripe. Black Grena-
dine. Liberty SILK. and Chiffons In oil
colOrs; Black Seeded Armure. Satin
stripe and plaid gauzes-all OF these
SILKS sold from zoe. 10 Sl.l9 yard.
FOR 75c. YARD-Extra-Heavy Quality
Black Satin Duchess; 27-inch wide
Scotch Plaid Lousine SILK. Roman
Stripe Taffeta, Black Peau de Sole. q
inches wide: 25-inch wide Black Rust
ling Taffeta; Lyons Dye Black Can
ton Crepe de Chine; Brocade Satin
Duchess. in evening shade 2l-inch
wide White Satin Duchess-all of these
silks sold from S25 10 Sl.35 a yard.
FOR &c. HARD-Brocade Roman
Stripe Taffeta. exira-heavy weight;
Scotch Plaids: Embroidered Chiffons.
q inches wide: Silver-Sheen Black
Satin Duchess: Evening Shades in
Satin Duchess: large and small de-
Brocade Gros-Grains: Heavy Cord
Black Ottoman. % inches wide; Black
peau de Sole. These Silks sold from |
$3.50 10 81 yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09

Mary Jones. a colored girl, is a prisoner
at the Second Police station. charged
with stealing dress and cloak from a
lady. the property being valued az S5
Willie White is also prisoner at tho
same institution. charged with stealing
a lot OF turnips from Pat. Harris, q
trucker OF the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09

Cards, Bll-Heads. Statements. Letter
Heads, Note-Heads. Circulars. Hancbl.is.
Dodgers. &c. printed Jy the Dispatch
Company at low prices. Wan sive you
good work at same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send Us your orders and
we will guarantee satisfaction IN everf
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
KNIT UNDERWEAR


at hot-weather prices.
Children's Heavy-Fleeced Ribbed Vests
and Pants, silk bound, French necks,
19c.
Bows Heavy Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers, Soc. from SSc.
Ladies' Heavy Egyptian Ribbed Fleeced
Vests. high neck long sleeves, 19c.
Ladies' 75c. Silver Gray Wool Ribbed
Vests and Pants. 4Sc. a garment.
Ladies' $l.25 Scarlet or White Atwood
Pants Toe. pair.
Infants Ribbed Vests. fieeced, &c. EACH
Infants 35c. Wool Ribbed Wrappers,
Vests. any SIZE J9c.
Ladies' Extra Heavy Fleeced Vests and
Pants, 25c. q garment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
l CHANCE TO BUY RIBBONS AT
HALE THEIR COST.

No. Z All-Silk Satin Ribbon, usually l0c,
for 4c. yard-all coors.
No. 16 Black DOuble-Face Satin Ribbon
always 25c.. for 15c. yard.
No. All-Silk Satin Ribbons for &c
yard.
No. All-Silk Fancy Taneta Ribbons,
the 15c kind for &c ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
The MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR SALE

lS Oy ldI tuc hOSO dOt1 dObANC OHC
we've placed before you in years.
From the cheap to the most ex-
pensive grades the workman
ship, designs, and fit are perfect.
Part of the cost, in many in
stances, is disregarded. These
are all new goods, not old stock
vanished with unreliable adver-
tisments. Nearly eleven thou
sand dollars worth in the to-day's
showing. The saving is from
333 to 90 per cent.
GOWNS.
AT SSc-Of Muslin or Cambria. round.
square neck or Empire trimmed with
wide edges and insertions, the usual
S1.5 garment
AT esc.-Of Muslin. EmNire or high
neck. wide, embroidery and ribbon
AT ssc.-Of Cambria or Muslin. over 20
styles, lace or mbroidery-trmmed,
cost up to $2.25.
AT 2Sc.-Of Muslin. Hubbard
yoke. tucked, cambria ruffle on neck,
and sleeves, cost usually 4Sc.
AT 50c.-Five styles. Cambria or Muslin.
some have 6 rows insertion and tucks,
embroidery rufile on neck and sleeves,
cost double to make.
AT 39c.-Of Muslin, Mother-Hubbard
yoke OF insertion and tucks
AT S.25-Of Cambria or Muslin, in
snowy or neat styles, many various
sorts TO choose from.
SKIRTS.
AT 19c.-A full-size Muslin Skirt, with
deep hem and tucks.
AT 25c.-Of Muslin. with wide Cambria
ruffie.
AT S9c.-Full-length Muslin Walking
Skirts frill of embroidery.
AT 79c.-Torchon Lace-<rimmed Skirts
Spanish fiounce Of wide insertion and
AT A-25-of Cambria. with wide founce
OF lace insertion and lace edge, cost
& 10 make.
CHEMIST.
AT 79c.-Fun Skirt Chemise, square |
neck. trimmed back and front, rufe |
bottom, usually a.4S.
AT 25c.-Of Cambria or Muslin, yoke Of
embroidery and Torchon lace edge, |
AT Ssc.-Of India Linon. round neck. |
trimmed in Valenciennes lace and |
AT l5c.--Of Muslin Linen, Torchon lace |
on neck and sleeves.
DRAWERS.
AT 25c. PAIR-Of Cambria or Muslin, |
various style trimmings. over 10 dozen,
cost up 10 44c pair.
AT 39c.-Drawers of Cambria, with wide
umbrella fiounce OF embroidery, the |
best 50c. garment.
AT 50c.-Of Cambria, deliberately trim
med, many styles.
AT II 1-2c.-Of Muslin. well made, hem
med and tucks. above, can't be made
for any such price
CORSET-COVERs.
AT 7c.-Square neck. untrimmed, per-
fect-ftting. any size.
AT 16 2-3c.-Of Cambria. high or low
neck. trimmed in embroidery.
AT 29c.-Square neck, trimmed back and
front. and armholes, these prices and
up TO sl.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
THE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT

is going to close out all of its surplus
stock. You can pick up many rich plums.
Ladies' Fine Maco Imported Hose,
Hermsdorf dye, double sOles. high
spliced heels and toes, silk finished,
19c. pair.
Black French Isle. with fancy colored
pure silk soles, SOC pair.
Black or Fancy ROman-Striped Ladies
Imported Hose, that were S9c., are
now 2jc. pair.
Misses and Boys Black Xxi. Ribbed,
heavyweight, full seamless, any size,
&C. a pair.
Ladies' Fancy Colored Brown or Black
Hose. made to sell at u l-2c.; our
price &C.. or pairs for &c.
Ladies' Fancy COlored 10c. Hose for &c.
Iafr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
CLEARING SALE OF JEWELRY
AND POCKET-BOOkS.

25c. Lock- Bracelets for lOc. l5c. Ladies'
Rings for sc. 25c Hat-Pins for 100.
Stick-Pins. 1c. Fancy Pin-Cushions
lc. 25c. Brooches for Y l-2c. lOc.
Pocket-Books for &c. zoe. COmbina-
ton Books for he. Ladies' Chatelaine
Bags. cheap at 81, for 39c. Ladies' 25c.
Pocket-Books for 10c 25c. Rubber
E,vn-Gla ssae for 10 nalr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
UMBRELLAS.

a clean sweep Of EN- Monday.
Black Silk Taffeta Close-Rolling UNI
brellas. silk cases and tassels, $3.50.
Mems Twilled silk Garcia, 8-inch, close
rolling. for $1.25.
Mems 2S-inch Gloria, with Congo Prince
OF Wales handles. sc.
on SALE AT 9 O'CLOCK UNTIL
SOLD
All the Ladies' Twilled Silk, Close-Roll-
ing Umbrellas, that were up to I75,
for sc. each-limit one TO each custo-
mer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09

Pure Vanilla Syrup. sc. gallon; box
Baking Powders. &C.. at
s ULI-MAN'S SONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
A MANUFACTURER NEEDED MONEY,
HENCE THESE Low PRICES

25O new designs in Buffet Scarfs, full 2
yards long, well worth 81 lie, for l9c.
300 Denim, Tinsel. Jap. and Linen
Cushions, none worth less than 25c
each, for y 1-2c.
1Sx27 Stamped Tray Cloths. they must
be sold. sold at PIC. for lie. each.
/ lot Applique Goods, slightly soiled
from display, one-third off their marked
price.
50 DOZEN LADIES LINEN CUFFS,
REGULAR 2Oc. ONES, FOR sc. PAIR.
ONLY 5 PAIRS TO A BUYER.
It's a day to buy
CANDY.
Our Candy man shipped US by error a.
double supply. It's his loss:
Vanilla, Strawberry, and Chocolate
flavor Bonbons for &c. a pound.
Lemon and Wintergreen flavor Cum
Drops for &c. a pound.
Vanilla Flavor Marshmalows and
Chocolate Creams for Il 1-2c. a pound |
Oriental Lemon and Fig Jelly for 15c |
pound.
% sticks Of Pepsin Chewing Gum for &C. |
All 20 and soc. Chocolates and Bonbons /
for 29c. a pound.
Lemon, Lime, or Peppermint Dice for
l0c a pound.
London Chocolate Mamma. that was Csc,
now PC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
THE ENTIRE
H0USEWARE
Department

is under orders to dispose of
stock. Prices have been made
that cannot be had again when
the stock reaches its normal
condition.
THE GREAT CHINA SALE BEGINS.
William Guerrin 4 Co. Dinner Sets, 100
pieces, usually 800. for Sl7.5).
Hayiland 100-Piece Dinner Sets, hand
somely decorated. for $3.50.
Real Carlsbad 1O0-Piece Dinner Sets to-
day $l29S.
Handsome Imported 100-Piece Dinner
Sets. TO sell quick. for S19S a set.
English China Dinner Sets, 100 pieces,
2-color decorations. for s a set.
56-Piece Decorated English Tea Sets for
$3.50 a set
Real Carlsbad Tea Sets, Sc pieces, beau
tiful decorations, 81 a set.
6-Piece Toilet Sets, pretty decorations,
for S1.35 a set.
1O-Piece Toilet Sets golden rod and fern
decorations, gilt trimmed, for S.75.
12-Piece Toilet Sets. I'm Solid Pink, Blue,
or Green. gold trimmed, cost SIS 10 i'm
port. for so.
Fine China Cups and saucers for &c.
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
THE GRANITE-IRONwARE TAKES
A TUMBLE IN PRICE.

10-quart Dish-Pans for &c; Bread-Pans
for &C.: Saucepans for 17c.; 4-quart COT
fee-Pots for &c: Tea-Kettles for &c;
CuspadOres for &C.; Custard-Plates Tor
&C.: 11-2-quart Tea-Pots for lOc.; 10
quart Preserving Kettles for 4Sc.
FROM IL TO u O'CLOCK
Granite-IrOn Soup Ladies for &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
COTTON FABRICS

Here are some for less than the cost of
making, in many instances. Your eyes
will scarcely believe the price market.
5000 yards the prettiest and most stylish
designs of u l-2c. Percales all the
new spring styles, for 3-4c. yard.
l case of 10-4 Fine Brown Sheeting, as
good as any zoe. grade, for Y lie. a
yard.
Good A Bleach Cotton, a fine family
grade. for 3 3-4c
Rob Roy Plaids Dress Goods, for 1-2c.;
it's the 16 2-3c. kind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
FIvE-O'CLOCK TEA-KETTLEs

to be closed out.
Solid Brass Kettles, on frames, With
lamp. for SL25.
Brass Tea-Kettles, on wrought-iron
frames. for $3.50.
Nickel-Plated Baking Dishes. with
White Enamelled pan. for S5c
Miniature Fiye-oClock Solid Copper
Teas. on frame. for l9c. each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
WHITE APRONS.

WHITE APRONS.
Full large-size White Plaid Lawn
Aprons. Sc inches long and WIDE LOT
u 1-2c.
Bordered Aprons for l5c.
Kitchen Bingham Aprons bordered' &c.
each.
CHILDREN'S WEAR.
Short Dresses Of White Cambria or
Nainsook. yoke Of fine Nainsook In
sertion. and tucks, embroidered on
neck and sleeves. 4Sc.
Infants White Nainsook Long Dresses
for S9c.: Of Cambria. trimmed in en-
broidery. at 25c.
Infants Cambria Slips. Camprlo rune
on neck and sleeves, l9c:
Short Dresses OF fine White Nainsook.
dainty yoke of fine embroidery, and
pin tucks. 69c.
White Cambria Dresses, yoke Of SO pin
tucks. for 25c.
Children's Trimmed Muslin Drawers.
15c pair. with hem and tucks above,
of heavy Muslin. for sc. pair.
FROM 10 TO 1890 O'CLOCK
Ladies' Muslin Drawers. full cut, hem,
and tucks above. felled seams, &C.
pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
CUT-GLASs

Is TO BE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
Flower Vases. 9 inches high, fine cut.
for 90c.
Cut-Glass Berry or Jelly Saucers. fine
designs, for Sl.3S.
Cut-Glass Nut and Fruit Bowls. large.
handsome ones. for $780,
Cut-Glass Pick-Holders FOR CSC.
Prison Cut-Glass Knife-Rests for 19c.
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
THE PHOTOGRAPHER
Is STILL At WORK HERE

AN ENTIRELY NEW METHOD
Your Photograph taken by electricity,
finished, and framed inside OF one min
ute. for l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09

Old papers for sale at the Dispatch
Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
GRAND CLEARING SALE OF LAMPS
AND TABLES.

Solid Brass Lamps, q inches high. for
SIS.
Decorated China Lamps, "a inches, Re-
movable fount brass base. beautiful
decorations. for $50.
Dresden Decorated Parlor-Lamps, 81
inches high. for Sl.95.
Real Dresden Lamps, that were 81. for
81 now.
Handsome Colored Lamp-Globes for
$3.50. were 3.
Solid Onyx-TOp Brass Tables for SD.
Mexican Onyx Tables, extra heavy
brass for IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
THIS Is YOUR PICTURE-BUYING
TIME.

Hand-Carved Oak and Git Frames. aox
a. for N.25.
Beautiful Etchings, IN narrow gold
frames. 12x26. for 69c.
Medallions. in frames, skill. for l5c.; COL
ored Glass Medallions for &c.
Handsome Colored Pastel Paintings. In
oak frames. for SIS.
Oak and Mahogany Picture Easels Tor
&c.