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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
IN SOCIETY'S REALM

Norfolk seems to be picking UP
bit, and things are getting to be
degree livelier than they have been.
Although some Of the expected visitors
are ridiculousiy afraid of smallpox ana
have given up their annual visits TO
our city-by- the-sea on that account,
yet those who are more daring ana
s>on at such things. got vaccinated,
came down, or up. whichever the case
might be, and are managing 10 Scrape
up a little pleasure by the way. The
home girls are thanking their stars
that the eighty-nve strangers that We're
here at this time last season have failed
to nut in an appearance, and hence
forth their belledom will last while
longer
Lent is fast approaching, and as
very little time is left for entertaining.
the days until the fifteenth of Febru-
airy, Ash Wednesday, VII! necessarily
be continual whir.
One of the most delightful entertain
menis of the season was that given on
board the receiving ship Franklin
Tuesday evening by Miss Virginia
Wise, in honor Of her guest Miss
Louise Kendall. OF Boston. The up
gaiiy dressed in flags and bunting for
the location. which added 10 the at
traction of the scene. Palms and ever
green's We're deliberately used in the
Decorations, and formed q background
f- the gay colors The Naval Post
Band played for the dancers, for the
entertainment was n dance, and it was
T'si Midnight when theA last strains
o. music feM upon the stu water sur
roundinE tbs "hcuse-bolt." Delightful
Tjfresi1mcE;s were served during the
evening. and the hours spent were
Pleasant in the extreme. Among those
Who were present were Lieutenant
Comr arGe" AID Mrs. Clinton Curtis.
Taymlsier and Ms Etheredge. pay
r7aster and Mrs. Bisc0c Mrs Mics.
Ms. Moxln, Mrs T.. Smith Captain
aiic - :. WISE Misses McCaila Misses
Nies, Mss Ames, Misses Smith Misses
Led, Mss Lucy Cleborne. Miss Pig
mar. Misses Serpeli, Lieutenant Field.
Nessrs. Winston and Ned Parrish. Mrs.
ed Rober, Ridley Threadcroft.
Groves. hume. Tuner and James
J hr1tor, Serpel, DR. Burgess. Lieu
80 -rc-r--a ~der Turner DR.. Lums-
zen, Capt. Train.
.drs. Clinton Curtis entertai/ed some
q Ger friends nj delightful ARA party
Thursday morning at hey home. on
CRANKY street The your ladies ar
r.yed ct ! o'clock and ir/ulged in the
ne cf progressive cuckre, after which
q charmi luncheon was served on
the card tables. Mrs. Curtis guests
wfr2: Nrs. John Griffin. Mrs. Bscoe,
fis I'D. Elliot. Mrs. Tazewell Hub
I ri, MlsGes MtCalla Niles. Irnpey.
y 5sfe.a B3ker Smit1. Ares, Mamie
Ward Jonne Wilcox, Farq.har, Wise,
Eeraall, Murray. Lizzie Freeman, Ruth
Wilson. Pattie Gregory, Matte John
ston, Mary sutton, Virginia Jordan,
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Mae Smith, Fannie Wilson. Misses

Mae Smith. Fannie Wilson. Misses
Pigman.
Prof Eellaz.a's soirec last night was
n decided success, and the Masonic
Temple between the hours Of and II
O'Clock presented a gay scene. rs many
couples enjoyed the May wh.ri of the
furnished by Belle2:3s band ard the
floor in excellent condition. 50, need
less 10 say, the evening WAS an enjoya-
bic one.
Mrs r. 4. Dobie gave an enjoya-
Bile seven hand euchre party at her
home. Oh Rutc street. Tuesday even
ing. in honor of Mss Josephine Cooke.
The prizes We're awarded Il Miss Nan
ME Read and Mr. Walter TAYLOR. Miss
Dickman and Richard Taylor carried
of the boobies. Elegant refreshments
were served during the evening. and
midnight stole Upon the gathering b.
fore they were aware. Those present
eyre: Miss Eoykin, Of Baltimore:
'Miss Dicltman, OF Cleveland. o.. MISS
Nan Ramsay, Miss Meade, Miss Mabel
Allyn. Miss Wrenn. Miss Harris. Miss
Patterson Miss Margaret O.d. Mis-
Mamie Read. Of Roanoke; Alessrs.
Hardy. Richard Taylor, Waiter ray
lor, Richard Taylor. Gordan, Tanner.
The Misses Ramsay entertained n
large number of their friends nj tncir
home. III Client. The occasion VAS an
enjoyable t1a. in honor Of Miss Dickin-
son. OF Cleveland, Ohio The hours for
calling were from until o'clock
The house presented bright and
pleasing appear nee, and was clabo-
rately decorated with ported plants and
cut flowers. Dclcctahlc rcfreshmcn S,
were served TO the guests. The ladies
who assisted Misses Ramsay to receive
were Miss D!ckmcn, Miss Madge Lamb.
Miss Vaughn, Mrs. Groner. Miss Bur
well.
The Senior German Club will give one
Of their dcliGhtful dances Mt the Ma
sonic Temple on Friday evening, which
is earSeriy anticipated by the smart
set
Mi~s oulic Wilson. Misses Daisy and
MadGe prummond. Miss VIRGINIA. .Ior-
dan Miss Nellie Carr loft Friday "a ct
tend 4 BAL Pudre" 10 be given in New
port News.
Tuesday morning there was charm
ing card party given by the Misses Al
lyn, at their home. ON Butte street. i'm
honor of Miss stanley Atkins. and Mis-;
Meade. of Richmond. The parlors were
beautifully decorated with graceful
palms and pretty lamps. Progressive
hearts w2s the game indulged in. Miss
Ida Ellis was the most successful nnd
wen Dresden bowl while Miss Grorc
Irvine secured the second prize. n pic
ture frame. The BOBBY was cut Tor by
Miss Atkins and Miss Alice Moore.
Miss Moore getting 1t. Miss Heath wre
presented With a bunch Of violc,s MS -
consola ton. After the game ,voc ondo,,
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II tons and Toilet Articles

Very big cut in odd lots of Toilet
Soap.
dozen Palm, Brown winisor. Gr:en
CASTLE and Dat Mea Sop. The best
Sc Soups. special Monday Is cake.
dozcn Dat Meal, Tar, C'eanscr and
Almond Meal ;oap. 7 hese are very
ia-se clSes and sold at Zoe and i2lac
cake Special Moody &C cake.
Vcgatiuc Bouquet Solp, worth jSc
box, Special Monday 7o box Of three
cakes.
Iris Blan,, Toilet Soap, thrcs cakes in
tox, very SPECIAL, zoe box.
We are showing very f;ne as Ir.m INT
of Soap in five different odofs, al Joe
cake or 25c box.
One lot of yard Ve!vetscn Binding
Zoe goods, special )o.
BIS, imported English Pins, with as
sorted black and white, Sc quality, spe-
eial, 2 Papers for Sc.
Sc Stockinet Dress Shield, Price Sc.
2Sc Belt Buckles, I2c
We are showing very hands me
line Of Belt Buckles in jeweled and 7.Ain
effects at 25c.
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Silk Petticoats.

You have undoubtedly noticed the large
concourse of buyers that continually throng
our Silk Pst,icoat Department. It's such
magnificent values as those that .ause the
UNINTERRUPTED buying. Miller Rhoads &
Cos, Silk Pe!ticoat elegance is as prOverbial
as the beauty of the rose, the styles as Per
feet and winsomc as art and skill make it.
$500 and SIS 90 Skir's all 30 at 1898: $500
and So 80 Skirts $500; $1,000 grade $3.50;
$500 grades $1,000.
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on Thursday night An elegant repast
ioyed by all. Those present were Mr..
Il. y. Dobie. Mr.. Theo. Rockers. Mr..
ALT. Thorn. Mr.. r. II. Tunstall, Mr.. l..
Hubbard. Mr.. Temple Gwathmey,
Miss Gwendoline Morgan gave to the
Euchre Club Il card party Friday night.
Prizes were distributed and supper
served in the most tempting style. Her
guests We're Miss Louise Hunter. Miss
Virginia Gordan. Miss Virginia Dawes
Miss Gertrude Cooke, Miss Fanny
Grandy. Mr.. Floyd Hughes, MIR. Merritt
Cooke, Mr.. n. Reid Mr.. Holt Page.
The hop given--by the commandment
and officers at the navy-yard Friday
eI-4'l+--==I-was mostnnin Nable occasion.
Dancing began nj half past s and lasted
until l. o'clock. The Naval Post Band
under the leadership of Prof. Price
played their sweetest for the guests.
who thoroughly enjoyed the hours
which so quickly sped. These hops are
Norfolk people who receive invitations
count themselves fortunate.
Or. Field gave a card party to Miss
Meade ana Miss Atkins. OF Richmond.
guests of the Misses Allyn. on Butte
street.
Mrs. J. Chapman Little, of Olney
Read. Client. entertained Il few of her
-fFieHti4; wednesday evening. The CUES Is
ware Mr.. ana Mrs Wright G. Wilson.
Miss Annie Henry, Mr.. Rice ana Mr..
Freallns.
The usual Saturday afternoon Conn
Try club recentiqn was greatly inter-
forcd with CQ1ch To tho disipav of fin
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Gents Furnishings.
HALF HOSE AT ABOUT HALF
PRICE.

1t will pay you to read these special
clean up pr,ces on Half Hose.
5 cars Half Wool Grey Socks that
sold at Sc, clean UP price &c oair.
pairs All-Wool Cardinal Socks that
sold at 25c, clean up price Zoe pair.
"A pairs All Wool 1 an Socks that sold
at 25c, clean 90 Prise pairs for soc.
100 pairs Plain Black and Grey Mixed
Cotton Socks that sold at Sc, clean up
price Sc pair.
IS pairs Atwood Socks. in plain
grey and blacks that sold at 35c, clean
up price 25c.
So pairs Fancy Imported Socks that
sold at 25c, clean up price 3 pairs for soc.
43 pairs lmoorted Polka Dot Socks, in
blue and blacks, clean up price I21lc a
pair.
NECKWEAR-Ssvcral lots of Neck
wear to go at half orice and less in many
cases.
il Teck Scarfs, in light blue figured.
that sold at 25c, clean up price 12Hc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

Miss Jane SeYoell. Miss Lila Tucker.
Miss Nash Miss May Conan. Misses
Heath. Miss Margaret Ford. Miss Jose
phine Cooke and Miss Willis.
Mrs. Floyd Hughes entertained n few
Of her friends on Wednesday morning
a her home on York street. The affair
was one of the daintcst and prettiest
.ur hccns given IN Norfolk. The table
looked exceedingly pretty, surrounded
by the e.ght young faces and beauti-
iUily set for the occasion. The center
piece Vas formed of American Beauties
and delightful dishes We're served. The
party consisted Of Miss Margaret Old.
Misses allyn. Miss Atkins and Miss
Meade, Of richmond, and Miss Boyllin
and Miss Josephine Cooke.
The Portsmouth Cotilion Club gave
ono II ,heir germans Wcdncs lay night
AZ kim Han. 1t was beautifully
Jed BY Nh Milton Parrish and many
new and intricate figures We're intro
iuced y delightful supper was served
during the evening
Or. and Mrs Livius Landlord spent
last wce.l with Mrs Landlords father
in Suffolk.
The firth of the series of germans
which have been given at tho Cham
berlin Hotel this Winter viii take place
Oh Tuesday. Much credit is due AIr
Worthy Smith for ;hc success of these
affairs ~hieh-h;'re hnep Innl,Ad -up-i.
~ all s';hc most enjoyable events OF
the winter
Mrs. James Riddle and children are
visiting friends in Petersburg.
Mrs. II. e. Hodges is visiting friends
| in Baltimore.
Miss Alice Ramsay attended the ger
man in Petersburg Monday evening.
Miss Mary Williams is the guest of
Miss Florence Wilson. in Richmond
Miss Mamie Ward has returned from
visit TO Baltimore.
Miss Margaret Ferguson. Who has
been the guest of Mrs William NJ Reid
IN Frccmason street has returned to
her home, in Richmond.
Mr., Frank Mccullough spent Sunday
IN Richmond.
Miss Dickman. of Cleveland. O.. is
he guest of Miss Ramsay. in Client.
Mr.. Turner Johnston spent Sunday
with friends in Richmond.
Miss Josephine Cooke gave las,
Thursday 10 her friend. Miss Boykin
If Baltimore, an oyster roast at WI
!oughby spit They went in private
ronVeyances, which was very much en-
ioyed by the party. The invited cues 5
We're Mir. and Mrs. Dobie. Mrs. Grandy
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke. Miss Allyn. Mis-
Atkins. Miss Patterson, Miss Margarr,
Old Miss Boy>in. Miss Read, Mr. Wor.
thy Smith, Mr. George Loyal. Nj
Washington Reid. MI Hardy Nj
saunders Taylor, Mr.. Aaron Niilhado
Mr. Lane Tannor. Mr.. Richard Taylor
The Whist Club, of which MIR. Dan
Burwell is member. met at his house
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Kid Cloves.

ladies' Fcur Button and two-elasp
Xii Gloves, in -Tans and Browns, en-
troiicrcd backs, gu,seisd fingers. These
sold for SI.00 and SIPS. closing price 69c.
Ladies Black Kid Gloves, four button
length; among them some Ccntemari, in
sizes 5H and So. These sold for $3.50,
to be closed out for SOD pair.
Ladies White Chanois Gloves with
Two handso;ns claso. These sold for
75c, 10 be closed out tor 39c pair.
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Wool Waists.

All-Wool Waists. trimmed with sou
tache braid, sold SI.25, price 95c.
Fine Flannel Waists, most all co!o-s.
sold $500, price $J.S9.
Navy Blue, Black and Red Flannel
Waist very stylish, sold $3.50, price
$3.50.
Brown, Black, Navy Blue and Green
Waists, handsomely trimmed with braid,
$2.75, price SJ.90.
Black Mohair Waists, sold at $2.75,
price S2.19.
A miscellaneous lot of fine Waists
marked below costs
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Belt Buckles & Side Combs

Several styles of jeweled and snamc!cd
Belt Buckles At zoe.
Handsome Elack Jet Buckles at 25c,
&c, and IS.
Cold and Steel and Steel Jewclcd
Buckles, al 75c and &c.
We nave just received large ship
msnt OF new Back ard Pomradoa.
Combs at l9c, 25c tip TO S.9S.
Nice assortment of Bone Hair Pins at
10; and Zoe dozen.
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sIsS.
$500 Ladies' Black and Navy Blue Goats, ali $3.50.
5000, $3.50 and $500 Ladies' Black and Navy Blue
Goats in Chcvo.s, Boucles ard Kerssy Clohs clearing
price, S349.
SIS CO. $500 and $1,000 Ladies Coats in Blue, Black,
Tan Castor and Green, made of Keey Cloths, Chcviots,
&c, as long they last $500.
SII50 and SI2 90 Ladies Fine Goats, made of Brown,
Black and Navy Blue Kerseys, silk lined Jackets all go
$500.
St3 so and $500 Ladies' Goats in Green Blues, Black,
Browns and Tans. silk and satin lined Jackets; all go
$500
5000 Ladies' Goats, fine Light Tans, Blues and Black
silk lined Jackets, all go at $1,000
$500 Ladies Jackets made of fine Kerscy Cloths, in
Light Tans. Navy Blues and Browns, silk lined Jackets, all
go at $3.50.
TAILOR-MADE sUITS-Brown and Bluc Suits that
sold at $1,000: clearing price, $500.
Blue Venetian Tieht-Fihg Suits, $500 grade clear
ing price, $1,000
Black Chsvot Double Breasted TiehtFi;ting Suit
$3.50 grade now St293.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
REMOVAL.

] have removed my stock of Dry
Goods from Main to MY NEW
STORE, SECOND DOOR FROM
GRANNY STREET ENTRANCE TO
MONTICELLO HOTEL, where
will continue to sell my remaining
stock of goods, consisting of about
$4,000 worth of Choice Embroide-
rleS, LacingS, Dress Goods, Under
wear, Ribbons and hundreds of ar
ticles which will be offered from day
10 day till all is sold.
Special inducements in prices will
be made and | will invite you to call
and see for yourself the Bargains to
be offered. Many thanks for past
kindneSSes, and special invitation to
call at my new place of business.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Handkerchiefs.

Beautiful Swiss Embroidered and
Hemstitched Handkerchieis, with hand
some scalloped edges, rich dainty pat
terms. The quality and patterns arc
perfect. The only reason tor clo'ing
them out is. they are slightly solid
These sold for J2I,c and I5c. Will be
closed out for g each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

One 10. eaoies dark Psrcales sod at SC and Toe yara
Price ard.
All Our entire stock Of Dark Fancy Prints, best grades
that scli at Sc, price 5}4c
All Remnants of Psrca!es, calcoss, Outing Fannes
etc at or 10 close.
One lot Of Mo-:en Lining in light shades only, Zoe
grade as long they last 10 yards for 25c.
Che LOT OF Remnants Of Cambria at Dc.
% Light Percale Shrtwass lett from last season, sold at
e3c and SLID, as long as thsy last DC
One 10, Of LaGis, Wrappers, SIPS grade long they
last 7Sc.
Ca: piece Of Black Moh.ir Lining l21zc grade Sc.
Cnc lot OF Fancy Dress Goois that sold at soc ami 75c
now 39c
SPECIAT.-Rlack All Wool French Serge. A inches
wide, 45c craic zee.
One lot Black Crcpons That sold at SOC and 59e clearing
prise 29c.
NrTTENS.--Ladss Bta:k Cashmere Mittens, that
sod for I5c., to he closed for Zoe.
Boys Mitiens' good douole thes SOLE for 1885,,
will 60 for Zoe.
All our Calendars that sold Is, 80 AMI 81 49, clearing
price, 2jc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

Black Camels Hair Chcviot, silk lined Jacket, $3.50
grade, SI4.69
Blue Covert mixed silk lined Jacket and Skirt $500
grade $500.
Brown Mixed Silk Lined Suit $500 sradc clearing
price, $40 90.
Ca,nel's Hair Chcviot, in brown and green mixed
$500 suits, go a $500.
Brown Venetian silk lined Jacket, $3.50 grade, s215o
Green and Navy Blue Broadcoth Suits, $1,000 grade
$500.
PLUSH CAPEs--A1 Our $500 Plush Capes as long
they last, at 490.
Special Ono lot of Plush Capes that sold at $500 and
$780, clearing price S5.42
at S7.49.
styles Of Plush Capes some braided, Jet and for
trimmed, sold at $1,000 and $780, Ill 90 at S. 49,
CLOTH CAPES- only, Black Cloth Capes that
sold at 81 co. 90 at Slt9.
All our Black Cloth Capes that sold at $500 go at S375
Beautiful Black Cloth Capcs, $500 grade $685. $500
grade $780,
$1,000 Capes, beauties at that go at 81 So
Handsome Cloth Capes, $500 Grade $1,000.
$500 and $1,000 Caues all go at $It0o.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Gents Furnishings.

- Bows and String Ties that sold at
25c, clean tip price I2Ilc.
q Teck Soarfs in fancy strires and
plain rad and navy blue that sold at 5Oc.
clean Up price 39c.
70 Four-in-Hand Ties, in oolka dot
and sttires that sold at Soc, clear up
price 39c.
10 Boys Percale Waists, Numbered. in
sizes 5, and only, that sold at 75c,
clean Up price 39c.
20 dozen Mems Pure Linen Short
Bosom Unlaundered Shirts that sold at
50c. clean up price 39c.
IS dozen Mems Extra Long Pure Linen
Plated Bosom Shirts that sold at 75e,
clean up price Soc.
- Monarch Shirts, some colorsd
bosoms, some colored all over, with
cuffs, that sold at SI.0O. clean up price
69c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
Every Remedy Had Failed,
But He is Perfectly VIGIL Now !

81 HAD TRIED ALMOST EVERY
CATARRH MEDICINE l ever heard OF
and ALL FAILED to cure me. MY sut-
fcrnGs were severe and | was niScra blk
indeed. ! FELT ALL THE TIME AS
II THERE WAS y LUMP OF
PHLEGM IN MY THROAT winch must
hawk away. This kcit mo hawking all
the t-me. My throat would get dry and
sore and MY NoSrRlIS FELT STUFF
KEPT RINGING AND SINGING CON
STANTLY AND My EYES WE'RE
SORE. WATERY AND WEAK. Nv an
aetitc was very poor. mad | was 80 bad
off couldn't sleep ana WOULD GET Up
IN THE MORNING AS TIRED AS
WHEN LAID DOWN AT NIGHT and
didn't feel like working ut all I fell
tired al the time ana GOT EASILY "a
TIGuND. OFTEN HAD \ Dull.
MORNING. In this condition y FRIEND
ADVISED ME TO BE TREATED ny
DIR. FREY which | did. ana MS
TREATMENT HAS MADE ME FF.ri.
LIKE y NEW PERSON My APPE-
Tl'fE is EXCELLENT. SLEEP WELL,
FEEL. WE'LL. GII< = TO WORK. EARS
AND EYES ALL RIGHT ALI. THE ca
TNRRiI SN Mp1.pNS GONE BREATHE +,
ERIE AND EASY. IN FACT. FEEI.
NTiRELI RED. Before taking his
treatment Used TO LIE IL BED An
itOIR COuGiliNG AND HAWKING
BEFORE | COULD 90 TO SLEEP
BUT 80 TROUBLE NOW. certainly
recommend Dr. I!rcy's treatment as the
best Catarrh Cure.
j. c. OVEBMAN
Portsmouth Va.
Residence. Duke street. near Scjtt, en-
ployed at Navy Yard.
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Wool Waists.

All Of Our new Wool Waists, this sea-
sons style and make. in wide range Of
iabrics and colorings. reduced to really
less than half their intrinsic value.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
A COAT, CAPE AND SUIT

~ similar O
We attribute the
last week the tremendous bargains offered This week have
greater results The economical advantages nearly double
testify fearless final pricing Of fashionable garments that focby
advantages of buying here.
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Art Goods.

Applique Scarfs that sold at SOC and 69c,
P5ioe 47c.
tAoUliquc Scarfs that sold at 89c, price
69c.
Applique Scarfs that sold at sI.OO,
price 79c.
A few Applique Scarfs that sold at
$3.50 for 79o.
Stlmrcj Scarfs, edged with wide lace,
that sold at S].25 for 79. SI.00 for 69c,
75c for 49c.
Printed Dcnum Cushion Tops, sold at
29c, price i5c.
jarancse Golden Cushion Tops, sold
at 500. price Joe.
Stamped Linen Scarfs, 25c and zoe.
Applique shams. Soc, 69c, 75c and
$l.00 4 pair.
Applique Slams, $3.50. $3.50, sI.75
up to s. so pair.
A few odd Applique Shams that sold
al $500 for $3.50.
Two Pair Lace Shams, sold at S2.75,
for 81 80 Fair.
sss:,. RSc la Ia Ms> MS> Ess
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

SPEcAL-Onc lot Of Portcrs, 81 50 grade 3 50; $500
grade. $685.
SPECIAL One lot of Saeouine Flanncls liFht and
dark shaces, 39c ana SOC grade 25c.
SPECIAL-io4 Elta:h:d U.ica Shooting, 25c gra!e
SP crAL-Cnc lot CT I115c CoHonades now 61Ec.
SPECIAL-One lot Of Bleachcd Cotton, yard vile, s.
grade &c.
Cns 'ot Of Gowns tina, solo at sI.25 now &C.
One lot oil Gowns, only and two Of kind, sI.00
erase 75c; SIS Csade SI.i7; S.75 grade Sis.
One lot OF am OShantcrss 35c grade Vs.
Ono LOT OF Courtr2ane ready hemmed, NlaScilcs pat
tern, s. 90 grade 49,
Oe OF of Umbrella Skirts, The SIPS grade 98c; SI.oO
grade 75c.
grods eec.
Handsome UMBRELLA Skirts, lace and embroidery
trimn 4, , 80 Grad. Sl.69.
riec Erf Paid Flannslet:s, soil At Sc, rre, B.
yard.
large ,rtn:n o! Fanncetc in choice designs, sod
at &c and Ilc. price SIS.
One lot Red Fanaelttts, with black figures sold at &c.
price Sc yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29
DAYS OF FAST AND FURIOUS SELLING AND STOCKT

FRIDAY NC7f keourS inventory.
we have o lose ou a lends,b
and odd otn WI ih d2n place value The price
seal VITA nothing but goods % pruSol this advertisement will
follow
You know from experience that sell advertise
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

Miss Sawyer. who has been the cues
eff Miss Annie H.liups. has returned ,
her home, IN Myihev.llc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

Miss Amy Worth. Of Richmond. VIII
has been the guest OF Miss MnrEare
old for the past two weeks, re;urnc,
10 her nome Friday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

Nh. Brooke Graham. after an absence
IF several months is ON a vs., To his
mother, and All of his Norfolk friends
are delighted TO see him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

NAElHNNE
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

Mr.. Waiter Taylor on Friday morn
ing gave. in honor Of Miss Dickinson.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

on Thursday night An elegant repast
was served. which was intensely en-
joyed by all. Those present were Mr..
Il. ~ Dobie. Mr.. Theo Rockers. Mr.
Alf. Thorn Mr. r. II. Tunstall. Mr.. L.
Mr.. Temple Gwathmey,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

Chiiarcn's BIa7is Ribbed Li9'e Hose.
n with double knees and soles, high spiicei
- heels, sold for 25c, wi go for l4c pair.
Boys Heavy Weight School hoss,
8 guaranteed absolutely last and seamless.
- These were cheap al 25c; to close them
out, l9o pair.
s. Chi dren's Tan Ribbed Hose. guar
= an,ecd fast color, double knees, splitcd
heel and toes, soi for 25c and 35c, to be
81 cloi,d Out for I2i3c.
S Infants Black Socks that were IS,
now 12Kc.
e Ladies' Black Lack Hose. handsome
- patterns that sold Tor Soc, to tc closed
out for 37Ec pair.
q La lies Black Cotton Hose, with
4 handsome colored tops, that sold for L5c,
to be closed OF, for I7c pair.
S Stationery.
- HalSc's PAGER. in Blue, Violet, Pink
$ and White, "a sheets of oaper and "a
good Envelopes, rut in neat box
- This sold for 25c, closing price is 19c
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-30
FUNERAL.

The funeral of little Ramelle. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cary J. Hunter, was
held from the residence yesterday morn
ing at 1890 O'Clock. Rev. DIR. j. w.
Carter read comforting passages of scrip
ture and Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Nc
Kimmon sang. Services at the grave
were concluded with prayer by Rev. DIR.
Il. Il. Skinner.
The pail bearers were J. w. Bailey.
Walters Durham, Clarence Johnson and
w. G. Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter have the SYM
pathy of the entire city in their afflic
ton. For two weeks the little girl had
been i'll and for the past six days little
hope could be entertained for her re-
covery.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-30
VOLCANAC ERUPTIONS.

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life of Joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cures them, also Old, Running and
Fever Sores, U,cers, Boils, Felons,
Corns, Warts, Cuts. Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Best pile cure on earth. Drives out
pains and aches. Only 25 cents box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by all drug
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