Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

PRESSED AND BLOWN GLASSWARE

PRESSED AND BLOWN GLASSWARE
Imitation Cut-Glass Vases. that wen
up 10 Soc, for Sc. choice.
15c. Cut-Patterf Vinegar Bottles FOR "A
&c Berry or Salad Saucers Tor Be.
Spring-Top Molasses jugs. Sc. each
Polished Mustard or Horseradlsn Jlrs
Sc each; were lOc.
Csc. Celery Trays ard Stands, 1c each.
Cut-Pattern Cake SAVERS and Bowls
were lJc., for &c.
100 Whskey and Wine Sets. consisting
OF Decanter and Glasses, ought y
sell for Toe, for lSc. set.
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK
Thin-Blown Tumblers. for i0c.
FROM II TO ~ O'CLOCK
Half-Gallon Water Pitchers. Sc. each
A NEW YORK JOBBER FAILED IN
THE
CUTLERY BUSINESS.
His stock was sold at auction. OH
buyer secured several lots, just al one
third the usual price it cost 20 nia
them. Hence you may reap the benefit
100 dozen RussePs Fine Quality S,eA
Knives with celulOid handle reg.
larly sold at $40, for $50 q dozen
Rubber Handle Knives and Forks io,
sl.l5 a dozen, usually 81.
English Steel Carving Sets. regular &C.
value. for 19c. a set.
Silver Steel Teaspoons, 6 for Sc.
% dozen Silver Plated Knives an
Forks, warranted to wear for TIA
years, regular 50 a dozen kind, for los
each.
50 Fine steel Carving Sets. with polish.
ed handles. regular 81 value, for Sys
set.
FROM . TO 10 O'CLOCK
Serrated-Edge Bread Knives, 20. each.
FROM 10 To IL O'CLOCK
Cherry-Handle Knives and Forks. o.
each.
100 Library Lamps. with spring extea.
sion, 14-inch dome shade. full prismA
We're s. and Sc. for SL9S complete
100 Hall Lamps, in opal and ruby, resi.
lar $50 kind, for 9Sc. complete.
s. Decorated Lamps. centre-dratt burn
ers and l0-inch globes. for y2.Je each
Bent-Glass Globes, all colOrs. IS and
$3.50 values. for sl.26 each.
Wrought-Iron Candlesticks, Is, 3, and
soc. kind. for loo. choice.
Colored Candles, SOC. a dozen.
Paper Candle Shades, &c. each.
PICTURE-sELLING
will be great because the prices are such
as no maker In the country could duph-
cate for double the asking.
100 Beautiful Artists Proof Btenines
l4x2S inches, in narrow gold frames
100 Oil Paintings, IN beautiiul "a
frames. 1890, for csc. each.
Taber's Art Subject. hand-colored. IN
handsomely framed, were s. and T.
for $l.eS choice.
Gibson's Water-Color Subjects, IN III.
row-wood frames. for 25c. each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
100 Autographs, sxl0 inches. narrow c9..
ored frames, for &c. each, regular 10
values.
FROM II TO u O'CLOCK
Brass Cabinet Photo Frames. Sc. each.
THE CHAIR STORY.
II there is anything for nothing Us
Chairs. The price difficulty II 20 dimin-'
tive that it will DC hard for your purH
10 feel it's effects. Read these unheardt'
prices:
Large Rattan Rockers, wish ana r..l'
out arms, suitable for lady or sen.-
man, regular 81 Chairs, for SIC ea'I-
not over 90 n customer
Fine Oak Dining-Room Chais' W.
braced back and cane seat. made eXV'
strong. worth 81, for 59c each. 49,.
Uighly-Polished Art Rockers, with l.t'
arms. saddle seats, regular - QuAIN
Tor s2.25 choice. -,
Cobble-Seated Rockers. In OAK or ~
hogany, for Sl29 each.
100 Sewing Rockers, special for this ial
39c. each.
HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.
Every article guaranteed the best q
matter how low the price may be-
b-foot Step-Laders, 20c. A,
Silkoline- Filled Screens, feet o 'h.'
high. were $l9S, for 81 each q,
: Ladies' Tack Hammers, with cav .
l each.
Whitewash Brushes, lOc. each.
) Curry Combs. i0c.
Horse Brushes, l0c.
Lamp Chimney Cleaners. lc.
Solid-Back Scrubbing Brushes, &C.
Hardwood Towel Rollers, &c.
Shook Oak Hatracks. DC. re ,
. oak or Mahogany Buffers Trays
stand. for 1898. .,.
French Shoe Polish. &c. a poluS
. Ice. rolls OF Toilet Paper. ! Tor -'1'
35c. Biscuit Boards, l5c. .s
3O-foot Cotton ClOthcslines. Sc. tA-"
z zoe. Feather busters for lfc. 49,
A regular 25c. Shoe Brush for lV''
r Mincing Knives. lc. each.
Mop Sticks, SC. -,
L 3-hoop Cedar Buckets, l5c. t..
Richardson's Panel Saws. 2 inches '
& soc. each. ....-. 3
5. Palm Knife and Fork Baskets ",'' y
a 100 % waste Baskets. were 10 and i'e'
r N0Oak Medicine Cabinets Tor Co., e'
5; zoe. Meat Saws for l5c. 800. q
steel Cleavers FOR bone or meat
article, for l9c.
cRANITE-IRoN, AND TINN N"A
IS will be sold at furious rate. j. \.
nvlnc a space we WANT for other tHils'
~ Imported Granite Tea-Kettles
IS the world. worth sl.2J. for Ssc '. y.
~ Unmarried Granite Tea or Coit-'
worth I'D 10 $3.50. for $50 ch9i'
p" S-quart Tipped Granite-lron s"-'''
f5c. each. 81, t,su
= Seamless Batterbread Pans, W.
as l7~quart Granite Dish-Pans, s.c'
10 l2-quart Granite Dish-Pans, De-
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
6-quart Tipped Saucepans, usl'"'
- FROM n TO " O'CLOCK p
ra 100 Seamless Straight Coohih5
were 35c. for lSc. each.
FROM 70 TO O'CLOCK
rs, Granite p1e-Plates. 2c each
TINwARE.
Rotary Flour Sifters. &c. each.
a5-pound Flour Bins Tor 90 %
-, Family Scales will weigh w
pounds for 81 each
q Muffin Rings. ~ for &c. o.,.. On G
~ Tin Covered l-gallon CLASS
M loo. each. ,,h IL. G
~ ~ Wire Soap Dishes. for bath tuo' 49,
90 Steel Fry-Pans &c. each. IN si,es
~ Milk and Pudding-Pans' an
quart. x.r,,,.p pOXES
). JAPANNED TIN BREAD h0->
INSTEAD OF 3c. ,.,.,A Of
Japanned Foot Tubs, lvc;, ias''
FROM TO 10 OCl-OcN-