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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

ters of faith There must be no inter-
ference upon the part Of the state with
the keys OF the kingdom OF Heaven
nor must the church interfere with the
sword of the state Between the posi-
ton OF those who subordinate the state
TO the church ana that OF those
who give the State certain religious
powers. we hold q conservative ground
that these must not interfere one with
the other. our directory of worship ad-
vises to pay due respect 20 the call OF
civil rulers when they appoint days OF
fasting and Thanksgiving. in the OBJ
servance Of this day we are IN accord
with Presbyterian doctrine and usage.
In our directory Of worship We are urged
TO observe these days appointed By The
civil magistrate for the reason that We
live under a Christian government. 80 We
do.
MANIFESTATION OF PROVIDENCE.
Providence has been manifest I'm the
founding. the growth, and the destiny or
this great people. II has lea us from
thirteen states 20 more than tWOscOre
from 100000 lttie over "a century ago
TO 100000; from the strip of country
east of the Appalachian range 10 the
Pacific shore. Complications with other
nations when the Revolutionary strug-
Britain and helped TO make us free. So
to-day a great people bends before Jeho-
vahs Throne and with song and
psalm pOurs out her praise 20 God. To-
day we find these Psalms the media
through which 20 declare our joy and
gladness. How true TO experience thesa
Hebrew lyrics are? That they are 50
proves ID that they are inspired. and
% that the religious experience is the
same always. We ought 20 he CRATE
ful 10 God that We as people.
have such a day as this. To the repub-
lie belongs three great national days.
This. Of the three, Is the only one where
the religious idea IS uppermost. On July
4h we remember liberty's birth: ON
February 22d We celebrate the birth
Of the man who made possible the con-
summation of the hopes and declarations
of July 4th. The birthplace. tie
home. and grave of the liberotor are
with us. On this last Thursday in
November we meet 10 worship God, who
gave us liberty and George Washington.
We have every incentive 10 be grateful.
The great parade ON our streets q few
weeks ago showed how the rising wave
OF prosperity is tapping over our land.
We are to-day mighty, a happy, and
prosperous people.
Aftcr the sermon a collection was
taken up for the Presbyterian and Meth
odist Home for Ladies.
The service closed with the singing of
the Thanksgiving hymn
Come ye thankful people, come;
Raise the song OF harvest home"
the DoxOlogy. and benediction.
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ODDs AND ENDs-MEN's WEAR.

20c. for Mems Soc Working Shirts yoke
back and collar-band. full size, dark
cOlors only
I7c. for Boys soc Working Shirts. light
nc. for Children's 25c. An-Silk Windsor
Ties and Bows. hemstitched and pointed
ends.
I2gc. for Boys Csc. FIeece-Lined
Jersey Gloves, with kid fingers.
25c. for Mems 75c. Fleece-Lined Calf
i2I-2c. for Mems 25c. All-sllk and
Satin String Ties.
Remnants of FIeeced Down Outing
Cloth. regular Zoe. value. &c. yard
Remnants of TviIled Plaid Dress
Goods for 3Sc.
Best Sea Island Pereales. Black and
White y 1-2c value 5-sc yard
FIeece-Back Twiiled d'Jalmans, for
skirts and gentlemens shirts. Zoe. yard
Dark Plaid Dress Ginghams, good de-
sirabe styles. sc. yard
so yards Solid Green Crepe Cloth, u i-2c.
Solid Color Lawns, slightly damaged,
Y l-2c value. SC yard.
Remnants OF Unbleached Cotton Cloth.
1914 Unbieached sheetlng for IL 1-2c
'Io-4 BIenched sheeting, full p
yards wide. zoe. yard.
Full size Double-Bed Sheets. f5c each.
ODDS AND ENDs-fihNiIih h'
si25O for White Enamelled bureau
with large beyelled French mirrors.
$40 for a Very Handsome Gentlemen :
Armchair. mahogany frame, covered
with cut-plush. slightly faded-old price
$3.50
t725 for a Mahogany-Finished Music
case with mirror top. slightly damaged
I'm shipping. -
- 50-Two Hall Chairs. high backs.
saddle seats. This Chair sells regularly
for s2.2j. 1-.,
$3.50 for Lentherettc-CoNered
Couch. fun spring seat.
81 10 for Full SIZE Soft-Top Mattress.
roc for Solid oak Jardinierestands-
usual price, &5c. CT.
was SO
81 for AiI-Iron Woven-Wire Red
spring. ws,ich were slightly dam
aged by the rrsIronh whilst In tram
ait from the factory tn the store.
Lowest price these ever sold for was
$3.50.
one S25 Forest-Green Morris Chair. full
sun Quartered-Oak Chamber suits
SLIGHTLY rubbed IN shipping. but almosI
uerfaof. sale at SI995.
Bont-Glass China Press, m perIecl
condition. last of lot OF l0o-sale at
$3.50 .,,..-s p,-,or
Elegant Sl25 Full-Upholstered Parlor
suit. in perfect conditi0n-sale at $40.
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THE PREsBYTERIAN MEETING.
This Denomination Gathers ut 'h'
First Church.

At the First Presbyterian church
great congregation that filled the audi
torium assembled at Il O'Clock, 10 give
thanks at the remembrance Of God S
mercies.
The services were directed by the pas
tor. the Rev. Robert =. Kerr d. D.
assisted by the Revs. j. G. Stewart ). +.
cook. and ID. *. WalthalL
The music, under the direction OF Pro
fessor y. Bowditch Clapp, organist' and
Miss Y. Marian Girardeau, leader Of the
choir was OF a high order. the chant and
anthem being beautifully rendered, and
the congregation entered heartily into the
singing of the hymns.
The preacher of the day was Rev. Jere
Witherspoon, ID. D., pastor OF the Grace
Street Presbyterian church. and ms
sermon. which was forcible. chaste, and
eloquent. made a profound impression
upon the audience. The text was. Psalms
kew. 2: Let us come before ms
presence with thanksgiving. etc.
The theme Of the sermon was THE day
we observe" The speaker repeated the
proclamation Of Governor Tyler, calling
ON our people TO observe the day. Pres
bvterians are very cautious ON this ques-
ton OF the civil magistrate and mat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

~. an 6enomina-
tons attended ThanNSs'N'"S . .,or
,s..bmoud yesterday. perhaps th'n ''o'
'.. ~, vorsbip was much the
The pa" VI .,'. zoos, day. The
tamc AS always ~ ''''' aud pos
r,.rtist Methodist. Christian "'''
....-t,- denominations he.d u''''"
t-.i..onal churches held
vices. WHO '"' ,..,,,,.l,e "A lonc-es-
individual exercises. ,,s,apce tho
f.hushcd custom. IN e''' 49,, 49,.
....,.fs,co was uuusaa.l '"ie'' "''N '''0
..t.e.. worship prevailed over
e''
81. ..r choir service at
..r N0ih S.oo,
.H. Centenary
.. ...r..r oft me o0'''''"' MS
patriotic address was Ns-
"''' ....t interest
t.H.' ......, church WAS the as
Ih. 3' a.. Christians and
s.u .. ,~.ached a suIen-
l.t
....t.......r was borrowed
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IiverpooI Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. November 3o-Cotton-
SPOT. good business done; prices 1880. {;
middllng, fair, 2l-52d. good middling'
4 l5-32d. middling. 5-16d: low middling,
Sd; good ordinary, 3 Ibid; ordinary,
3-fd. The sales Of the day were l5,OJO
bales. OF which 1000 were for speculation
and export. and included 1900 American.
Receipts. 1900 bales. all American
Futures opened and closed steady az
the advance: American middling, low
middline clause December lO-btp
u-Sid., buyers; December and January
1 8-6tl4 $50. sellers January and FEB
ruary. lid, sellers; February ana
March, sid, sellers; March and Apri'
4 r-eid sellers. April and May. 4-G4d u,
buyers: May and June. s-sf0i 4-Cid., SELL
ers: June and July. 2-GtQ4 s-5id., sellers;
Univ and August, 4 2-6id.. sellers; August
and September 4d.. sellers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
BAPTIST UNION SERVICE.
Hundreds Gather At the FirSt
Church-Tsyo Addresses Made.


The Baptist churches united i'm their
service at the First church yesterday.
4 large congregation attended. Rev !.
NJ Mercer d. D., presided Rev j. X.
Harrison Rev G.. ". Daniels and Rev.
II. A. Bagby led the devotional services.
Instead of a sermon, two addresses We're
made by Rev G. c. Henning. or Fulton
church and Rev. N. 4. Jones, OF Leigh
street church Both were national IN tone
and spirit: broad in their outlook, opl-
mistic I'm their vision OF The year events
Mir Heuuirg called attention 10 the day
as the Z15th anniversary or the day IN
auguratci in 1871; made a national Insu-
tuition IN 1862, and now marked IN our
calendars as memorial or the Fellowship
OF a united country. Three IDEAS sepd-
rate II from other days-the recognition
of God as ruler, protector. and guide
of our national destiny, Whose honor
and fear are the conditions Of our per
rraueuge. the goodness OF God. tnat calls
On us to think and -thOughtfulness
being fhankfulnees. our dependence ON
God that makes the sense OF His-mcrcies
an the greater and awakens the prayer
Of conscious need.
Mr. Jones very happily congratulated
the people gathered in great national
observance as citizens of mighty ma
ton Only in recent years could thls De
done Local interests and provincial move
ments have occupied our thoughts. To-
dav we gather not az the formal call
of executive authority. but az the prompt
ings of "A Faith in divine power and Wis
dom that have wrought general good uy
both pcace and war. Our judgments OF
history are partial and personal As cltl-
zcus OF spiritual kingdom We cannot
but believe that the events or the past
year have brought nearer the triumph OF
Righteousness and brotherhood. When
ono flag dropped from its stan end am
other quickly sprSne 20 take lts place,
"A new opportunity anne from Gods hand.
We are apt o. look at the history or ln'
wear as fhe stony Of mems movements
and deeds us.a here and there PROOF
of divine providence. But to-day we can
see that God has directed cabinets anu
councils. Every movement mas been the
echo of His footsteps. 80, we prayer -
more becominely and encourag.ngly ours
"Ihy kingdom come. Inc WalSh.iSn ~
the towers see the dawn or a DAY bright
me choir Of the church was in good
voice and made the music of tho service
I'm anthem and song inspiring. During the
nffering which was for the Baptist Home
TO- Aeed Women. Captain r W. Cum
ntnghan sang your Mission II was
a delightful and most appropriate service
At acknowledgements.
Broadus-A Memorial Baptist church held
q suecial service. The meeting was Wen
attended. and was full OF interest FRAY
ers OF thanksgiving were oheiru anu
songs Of praise were sung Gds,oI 80 10
nre9ched "A "sermonette' OF nftcen MIN
,,tes' length which was followed dy seve-
raj brief talks by other ministers anu
hrethren present Then a money onenng
was made for the Baptist Aged women s
Home and the congregation dispersed,
with happy grateful hearts. 10 eat their
furksvs and plum-puddlngs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
DEATH or WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
II Remains n Mystery-Tin b"che'
vny Furnish "a Clue.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November ~
4 dispatch from the Superintendent OF
police NJ New Haven. received to-day
indicates that William Reynolds VINO
was murdered near here laie luesu1y
''i.,St bae mo relatives at Mount Carmel,
a euburb OF that city. A query was sent
Iast uieht. and the information above
referred 10 was received By the ponce
here to-day.
But little information has been DIS
covered concerning the mystery. a TIN
bucket. with a name indlstlnotly scratch
ed on the cover. may furnish Il clue u
IS being examined. and will be gwen 10
Tine Coroner's jury on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

Turkish Couch Cover, yards
Long. with fringe, slightly shop
worn. sold for -; To close at Si.oo'
Remnants of white and Coiored
Dotted Curtain Null. 31 and 40
inches wide, Sc. ynrd.
SAMPLE strips Of Lace Curtains, ! ana
l1-2 Yards long, used for Yesuoule anu
sash curtains, %. p.
piece of J0-inoh pestry. for furni-
ture covering, Red an Old-Gold ComOi-
RcmunrtS OF siILbiine and Golden
Drnperies. all coIojs. Sc. yard
Torchon Lace and Inserting, ,
inches wide. for &c. yard.
80 wards Of Plat Ntlencitnnes and Point
de Paris Lace. sIghkly handled. that was
a5c FOR cream Genise Inserting 2l-2
inches that sold ftr $50. yard
Valenciennes IAte. IOc., piece 81 i
yards. - o,,
widths. starting at Be. yard.
SINGLE PIECES OF FURs.
~ he sold to-day, being balance OF large
ChlnchllIa Collaratte. electric-seal
woke was $50. TO close 50.
l GRAY Krimmer COllarette. was - 10
c'ISs stone one Marten Collar electric-seaI
woke. was $50. TO closa s..
I Real Mink Scarf was 50, 20 close -. %.
Real Beaver Scarf, was 49, TO close
- Smoked Fox Tull-Auimal Scarf was
$50. 10 close -.
$50. u" -.
trimmed. was $3.50. Co close s-oo.
Black Electric Long Stole. lapels OF
partien lamb was $3.50. 20 close 50.
. 90-inch-lorg Astrachau Fur Cape5'
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Hill city Mention.

IYNCHBURG VA. NOyember 90
tspeclal THE state Board Of Medical
Examiners adjourned to-day. Tnere Were
examinations will not be known for some
days. ,,,.,
The Lynchburg art loan exhibition OPEN
ed here tonight under favorable au-
spices. II is given for the purpose Of pur-
1tasing n library FOR the Lynchbufg
Hlgh School, and will continue for sew
oraI DAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
WITH THE CHRISTIANS.

"''' T.. Morgan breaches la
'u People OF Two cities.
X suing services were held I'm
=. street Christian church yes
"'.f The congregation as
et.,,t " fom The various Disciples
~ tl.... 'i richmond. together with that
tIili.. were opened with splen-
0..C. .'..'d music by the large chorus
D.. D',,ied ty Professor Ernest Cos
""' DE- Ides at tho organ in this
49,, ana Invocation by Rev. s r..
p ','- after the reading Of the lO3d
" he" l.. Al. ANDERSON, OF Dan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
SERVICES Al ST. JAMES.
e.. Andrews brotherhood Meeting
Large Crowd.

The ST. Andrews services at ST. James
rniscopal church last night were very
largely attended.
The services were conducted by Rev
vviiiion, barr. OF Monumental church.
assisted by Rev. Mr.. bowman; OF 81 a.
Saints. and Rey W; Meaee o ,hed %, yo ~
Lanes. Rev. Mr.. Barr preached very
ohia and eloquent sermon, when was
greatly enjoyed by the audience whlch
Crowded the church. a.. pt,h
In addition 10 the members Oh 9 ,ns h I'm
,harhood nresent. there were also a large
number of visitors from neighborins chap
ters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

Richmond. Va, November a. iSss
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of the VIRGINIA
HOT SPRINGS COMPANY. for the pur-
pose OF electing Directors. and for tho
transaction Of such other business as may
lawfully COME before the meeting. viii DO
held al the office OF the Company in the
Pace building IN the city OF Richmond,
Va. on TT HSDAY December H. 1893. at
y O'clock NJ The transfer books will be
T. NJ, and remain closed until 10 "A NJ
Wednesday. December u, 1879.
c. L. WELLFORD.
no 28tDel2in Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
coMMavDERY or ST. ANDREW.
Annual Election of Officers Held h"S'
Evening.

The Commandery Of 81 ANU W.
Knichts Templar held their annual con-
,oootion last night. with a large attend
ance. and the following officers We're e,Se.-
90 "a. i,s,,ro,t Commander. c. \. Nesbitt;
,i,-aii"sir1o George j. Freddy; cap
t'"in-Gencral. f. j.. Hotchkiss; senior
warren Sgi,i c. b. Brayton; Junior warden n,
W Tbo6 Euvson: Prelate Rcy. Pr,s-on
Nash: Recorder George 9; JeI l,'a .', ;
treasurer. George Poe; StandarI-''TSl 81 4,
iP.bippen. Warder. ". NJ. Evans; Ihlid
Guard g, Dr. J. N. Gift second Guard, George
S.Soer. FIRST Guard. John 4. watson
Persian Guard. r. /. Reed; Sentinel
minus Cosby; Steward, William htauS7'
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Bank of England Raises Its Rates.
MEETINGS.

A STATED COMMUNICATION
or TEMPLE LODGE, No. 3, A. "a.
+. and A. ~. Will be held In XXX
Masonic Temple. corner Broad w
and Adams streets -HGS (F'rlday) EVE
MING at 8 O'Clock. Members OF sister
lodges and transient brethren are fra
ternaly invited.
By order OF the Worsbipful Master.
ALEXANDER W. ARCHER.
no 6-istFevmts secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
THE TROUBLE LOCATED.
water Mt Greensboro Normal COZ
lego Rad-ReopeninE rs Announced

RALEIGH. ~ c., November S'--Dr.
Pichar,AH. Lewis. secretary OF the STATE
BOARD Of Health. received tonight tele-
gram from Or. Anderson, one OF the
bocteriologists Of the board, stating that
he wafer i'm the wells az the league
iiouse. rerted dormitory, and tnat ~
he central wei. which was used Dy al.
Inc students ~ the state Normal anu
f,,',',,..riaI College. III Greensboro. recent
80 u" afit"+ed with a serious outnr ak or
typhoiJ- fever. Is bad. This fully explains
~ endemic. and is a cause that can
be promptly and completely removed, 50
~ this most useful and popular insitu-
-, con he rsopeued with safety on the
data To which the exercises We're sus-
pended. January 2, 1870
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
Al HrOndus- MemOriuI.
,iissinn Prayer Service.

,rht. ,,aei, having been set apart as a
,,,aeE Of nr9ver in the Southern Methodist
nnvrcbes Tor the cause OF missions.
nrsver service will be held at 81. James
Methodist church. commencing at
c'clock Everybody H. invited.
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GIVE THANKS TO GOD.
so,v,~c SERVICES or MORE
THAN USUAL INTEREST
GREAT CONGREGATIONS ATTEND

n,,c,ple.. Mc,bodis''' rre'''''r'""''
.. uoId Union Services
,., coIisch Discusses ENp""s'""
and onr Nc,, Responsibilities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
Death I'm Bristol.

BRISTOL. TENN, November 3o.--(Spe-
cial)-Mrs Faw, wife OF Colonel j. A.
Paw. died in Bristol this afternoon. Mrs.
Faw was favOrite niece or Charles
Broadway Rouss. the New York million
aire merchant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
nrM,nKAnLr Y,cnT vOyhGr.
From New Orleans to Lakes to NJ"
yortc. 10 Pensacola.

PENSACOLA, FLA, november 90
The naphtia yacht Zeba Of New Orleans
ffty-two feet long, having on board cap
tain II. ". Deming and bis two dausn-
ters. arrived fero this evening, after an
eventful Journey ~ 6o0I miles
Tho Zeba LEFT New orleans on July Sh'
went Nd the Mississippi river and triDu-
tarios 10 the Great Lakes. thence through
the Erie canal 10 the Hudson. and down
10 New York. The party then sailed down
the Atlantic coast and around the
Florida Peninsula. into the Cuff OF
and up 10 this city.
Coming through tho inland passage or
East Pass, on November 18th, the yacht
was blown BY storm high and dry on
the beach After hsgd work. the Zoba
was foated. on Tuesday last. She will
sail tomorrow at noon for New Orleans.
Bank of England Raises Its Rates.
LONDON, November 3Q.-The rate %
discount of the Bank of England was to-
day raised from 20 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
ELEGANT LACE ROBES.

Through an unusual chance we
have on ALE ~ Lace Robes, Just
from Paris. including Real Lace
and Spangled. You are invited 10
view them-$3O % SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

,,,.s,o.doy She was "A years Of age.
p" 80 ne eldest daughter of the late
A il Washington Fitzhugh, Of klns
George county. Her funeral wlll tase
Mace from the home AT $3.50 O'Clock inns
Afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
every FRIDAY THE meyer STORE

all the lots 100 sman
Advertising all samples and all articles ruTped or nur o
to be found and pays " loon
dhereev Erid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

nr Joseph A. White while out with
-, -, INN Hunt club on Wednesday,
l1,n,y,,atne2 a fall and three OF his r1bs
,,'srs broken. Though naturally sore, DR..
White was attending TO his practice yes
.nrlaN- as uSual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
old Dominion Building ana
Loan As.aofa efS.,

Richmond. Va, November s. ieg9.
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS or THE OLD Do
MlNlON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSo-
CITATION will be held In the hall OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. Richmond, Va.
on TT ESDAY. December :. 1893. at ii
O clock A. Nj.
Called by order OF the Board OF Direc-
tors. =. n. RARBER.
no t-th Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
Mrs. Kettle FitEhugh Lewis Dead.

Mrs. BEETLE Fiszhugh Lewis. widow OF
Or Charles Stuart Lewis. OF Brunswick
county. died at 81. Paurs Church Home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
ODDS AND EvDs-HOsIERY.

ladies' zoe. Dropstitch Hose. 8sc. pair.
Ladies' 25c. Dropstitch Hose. isc. PAIR.
Ladies' and Children's full-Seamiess
Black Hose. ribbed and plain. Il l-zc.
II pairs Chiidren's 25c. Pain "iack
Hose, sizes = to GA only. for Sc. pair.
Ladies' roe. Black Wool Hose. l2c; pair.
Children's - lie. Black and Nhits
Wool Hose, &C. pair.
Boys and Girls Heavy DC. School Hose
for i3c. pair.
REMNANTS MATTINGs.
Every piece OF our Finest Mating up
70 Csc a yard. length 10 II yards, to-
day at Zoe. yard.
CARPET REMNANTS.
Pick out from 80 or more Of Rug Kug
Lengths Of the Finest Two-Ply All-Wooi
Carpets to-day for &c. each.
Remnants of Bordered stair Oi-Crash,
. I-2c. yard.
short lengths Of sOc. Brussels Carpet
to-day at 4Oc. yard.
y Moquette Rugs. fringed ends. sold to-
day S1.ts.
IS Reversible Smyrna Rugs. fireplace
size COx6O inches). sale to-day at 20c
About 30 Window Shades, all the odds
and ends Of our Sd and 23c Shades most
all fringed; we give an fixtures complete
some 2-vard-w.de Floor On-Cloth OF our
SOC grade; this ia sticky; to-day's sale
15c. square yard.
Green worsted Wave Braid, 1c'
yard.
Green and Brown Tom-Thumb Fringe
White silk Mousseline Bow-Knots.
SC. cnch.
Colored Braided Vest Fronts. 15c
Handsome Go-Cprt. with Rubber
Tires. &fS value, at 1880.
lot OF Infants $50 six Caps ar SOC.
II Infants 2jc. Fancy slippers, zoe.
o Infarts' Cambria Slips ~ l-2c.
? infants, Dainty soc. Bib-. Zoe.
3 pairs Of Csc B0otees AZ IL i-2c.
3 Chndren's $50 Refers AZ s3c
Infants Colored silk caps Zoe.
Z Chrdren's 81 Gowns, tucked yokes, at
loc.
SMALL LOTS JENELRy.
Dainty Colored Bead Necklaces TO
match all color waists. Sc.
pairs Pearl and Gilt Gun Buttons,
remnant price 80. pair.
2 sets Chiidren's 1O-ksrat Roman
Gold Pins, with chains, remnant
price. $3.50. were $3.50.
75c. cut Jet GirJle Buckles, remnant
price 39c.
81 Heavy Tortolse-shell-Bac Combs,
remnant price go. each.
odd lot Fine brooches, with stones
choice 1Oc.. worth up 90 Soc
ART GOODS.
10 Satin Damusk 12c. Doyiies. u
inches square, stamped In all ne"
designs, 20. each.
Hemstitchcd and Fancy Drawn-Ihread
Swiss Doylies. Z inches square ic. tacn
Hemstitched Swiss Cenuepieces, lac
insertion 20 inches square, l1c. each
Cushion Tops tinted and stamped IN al
new designs. roc.
Satin Dam9sk Centrepieces, dainuly
stamped, % and - inches square, sc
each
ODDS AND ENDS BOYs CLOTHING
81 Navy-Bue CheylOt Suits, most az
! sizes for boys 10 Is years. last OF our
| 81 80 lot; sale to-day. 9sc. suit.
Little Bows Fancy Refer SUITS, only
| che Of a kind balance Of suits Sl.D tt
! g. 80: sale az osc.
2 q Vestee Suits-l 5-year, 1-year-sal'
/ at 81 90
2 $50 Knee-Pants Suits. with fancy yes
| to match-1 l0-year. ! l2year-saie al
! $3.50.
For bows "A to 10 years only We have
10 Atwood ChcviOt Double-b Ire ~ q
| Suits. sold for Sl9s; sale to-day OF thos'
/ 2 sizes at SID.
( Fancy Nestee Suits-2 3-year, 2 6-year-
sold for s.: sale az $3.50.
] For boys II and 70 years Of age only
! also - Suits of Wool Mixed CheVlot. s0l'
for 81 10. sale to-day az DSo suit.
| swell so Nap3leon-Blue Refer. VIII
velvet shawl collar, years only sale
! $50