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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-10
IMPORTANT DECISIONS
by the North Carolina supreme
Court-.Jim-CroW Cars.

RALEIGH, y. c., May 9.-(Special)-
The Supreme Court to-day filed some eX-
tremey important opinions. 1t decides
that John 5. Cunningham and the other
Democrats who were elected members OF
the Agricultural Board are entitled 20
seats This gives the Democrats control.
In the case OF the Capital Printing Com
pany against Hoey and other legislators,
involving the public printing, the decis-
ion Is In favor OF Hoey. and Edwards 4
Broughton and e. NJ. Uzzeil are decided
to be the public printers.\ In the most
important OF the cases, that involving
the control OF the Atlantic and North
Carolina railway, the court holds In favor
Of the Fusionists. and thus opinion says
the elections of James A. Bryan as prcsi-
dent and w. 4. Dortch as State proxy,
by the State Board OF Internal Improve
ments. was Illegal. The court finds in the
case involving title to the Criminal Court
clerkship In Buncombe county that VIII
son (FusionisD. is entitled TO that office.
and not Jordan Democrat. There Is a
very sharp passagc-at-arms in this case
between Judges Furcher (Rcpublican and
Walter Clark OemocraD. The latter.
In dissenting opinion, says the Supreme
Court has no constitutional right 10 null
lily legislative acts. and also refers
to the Legislature as sovereign and able
&c impeach judges, and also says that
there Is no appeal from its judgment.
To this Furcher refers. saying; such
suggestion as this has never occurred In
the history OF this court until now. Why
1t should have been made We do not know
But remembering our position as mem
bers Of this court we Will not express
our sentiments In regard TO such sugges-
mi "a n an
any member OF any court who would al.
low himself to be influenced by such sug'
gestions Is unit to be a Judge"
The court decides in the case involving
the position Of keeper<of the Capitol
that Cherry DEMOCRACY, elected by the
Legislature, Is entitlea 70 II. and not
Bpsnes (Fusionist, Governor KusscIls
npponise. The decision as 10 the Agri-
cultural Board will prevent any contests
By Fuxionists for control OF other State
ils;i.rtions. and the decision in the Bun
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Caroline Farmcr-GOred by "a Cow
Delegates to the Conference.


FREDERICKSBURG VA, May o.
Especial. )-During the storm which pass
ed over this section yesterday afternoon,
Mr.. George Lee, a prosperous young farm
er of Caroline, while ploughing on
his farm, about three miles below Corbin
Post-Off was struck by lightning and
Instantly killed, as was also the horse.
In falling, Mr.. Lee, the horse, and plow
all fell in the same direction. He was
about % years of age, and leaves a wife
and a young child. colored man. who
was about fifty yards off, was severely
shocked The storm was the heaviest Of
the year. and in many places consider
able hail fell. doing great damage to
young crops.
A telegram received here this evening
from Washington announces that the
Post-Officc Department will inaugurate
the free-delivery system here on Septem-
Der LIST Three carriers will be required
at a salary for the first year of 500 EACH
with graduated increase for the second
and third years. A civil service examna-
ton for the carriers will be held.
BY the explosion of Il lamp at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Frank Tyler, on Hawke
street, last night considerable damage
CURED before ii was gotten under con-
troll. At the time of the accident there
was no one in the room.
Annie, a little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T.. TaIley. of the county. was
badly injured Friday by being gored in
the face by ferocious cow. Her injuries,
however, are not now thought TO be Sc
rious, as was at first feared.
Mr.. Yes. Chancellor. who accompanied
General Charles II. II. Coils and his
party to the battle-felds during their
recent visit to them, has received from
General Coils, in acknowledgment of his
courteses, several very fine photographs
of the fields.
Thomas jefferson Butler and John Hail
stack, two well-known and highly re-
spected colored men, the former of Spot
sylvania and the latter of Caroline.
died Saturday evening. They were both
"darkies" of the old type and had many
friends among the whites
One of the most enjoyable social events
| of the season was given by Miss Annie
| Fleming at her handsome home on west
| Hanover street, last night. The occasion
| was in honor of Miss Plaster. of Loudoun
| county, and Miss Barham, of Southamp-
| ton county, who are the guests of friends
| in the city.
| 1t is now thought that the delegation
| from this city who will attend the sena-
| torial conference tomorrow will num-
| Der towards the hundred mark. During
the past two or three days interest in
the matter has considerably increased,
! and so far as is known not single leader
is opposed to the peoples choosing their
| senators. Reports from Spotsylyania.
Stafford, and King George state that these
| counties will also be well represented.
| Captain T. McCracken left tonight to
make arrangements for Fredericksburg
delegation, who will go down on the early
| train tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-10

CONFORM, KING GEORGE COUNTY.
VA. May 9.-(Special.) THE number or
licenses issued last week 10 merchants,
professional men. and others, or THIS
county, is said 10 be larger than that
Of any former year.
Mr.. Jack Marshall of the upper part
of this county, had his LETT arm and
shoulder very painfully wounded severai
days ago by a mule falling on him. The
wounds were dressed by DR.. Minor. or
this place. and the patient is doing we'll
though suffering very much.
Mr.. +. L. Hamilton. of washington,
d. c.. has returned home, after spending
some days with friends here.
Rev. and Mrs. X. :. MOndes. OF Rlch-
mond county who have been visiting IN
this county. have returned home.
Mr.. James g. Stiff has sold his mer-
camille and millinery business at Ghai-
terton. in this county to Messrs +. +.
Tayioe and Robert Allen, who have also
rented Mr.. stiff's wharf property and
buildings at the same place.
Miss Mary Washington Lewis. OF Mar
miop." near this place. has been spend
ing some days with kinsfolk and friends
in the upper part OF STAFFORD and In
Fredericksburg.
Mr.. T. d. brown. a prominent citizen
of this county. has been visiting in Spot
sylvania, at the home of his son and
daughter, the latter being the wife OF
Rev. c. Fl. Williams. pastor In charge
OF the Methodist Episcopal churches
South. OF that county.
Mrs. Henry V. Turner, OF Port Conway,
who has been critically III for two weeks
is much improved. and her hosts OF
friends hope that she Will soon be fully
restored and out again.
The report I'm circulation that ex-Judge
c. III. Ashton. OF this county, has en-
tered the race as candidate Tor the
Office OF Commonwealth Attorney is In
correct.
Miss Stella Purks, who has been visit
ing in Washington and Baltimore since
the early part of February. has returned
10 her home near this place.
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INGERsOLLs ODD CASE.
The Attorney Against His Own In
tcrests In VIII Contest.

NEW YORK. May 9.-Although they
are both beneficiaries under the will OF
the late Dr. Thomas Seton Robertson, CT
this city, Colonel Robert G. Inserscll
and Abraham II. Hummel appeared before
Surrogate Fitzgerald yesterday as oppos-
ing counsel In the contest over the Will
In life Dr. Robertson treasured the
friendship OF both these eminent lawyers.
He bequeathed 10 Colonel Ingersoll some
OF the rarest books i'm his library, while
to Mr. Hummell he gave the choice Of
any one of his splendid collection OF jew
els TO his wife, however, DR.. Robertson
left nothing, declaring she had abandoned
him.
After the funeral Mrs. Robertson asked
Col. Ingersoll to represent her i'm the con-
test she proposed to make over the will
and he consented to do so. In his papers
Directing to the probate, he set up that
owing to the ecessive use of drugs, Dr.
Robertson was of unsound mind when he
made the will, and was. besides. infiu-
enced by other persons.
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LEXINGTON.
A Quiet Marriage That was sur
prise-Bricfs.

| LEXINGTON, VA, May 9.-tSpeciaL)-
| There was quite surprise wedding mere
Monday morning. when Miss Julia Reilly
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Reilly,
and Mr.. George Orchard, formerly OF
| Danville, were married at the residence
| OF the bride by the Rev. Robert j. NC
| Bryde, ID. d., rector OF Grace Memorial
| Episcopal church. only the family and
! two or three friends were present, and the
| quiet old town has not yet learned OF the
nuptlals. The newly welded couple were
driven to the depot and there took the
north-bound train for Washington city,
where they will spend their honeymoon
| MIR. orchard IS engaged in the drug busi-
ness in Lynchburg.
Mr.. w. j. Bryan, of Florida, Will rep
| resent Washington and Lee University
as orator, at the Southern Interstate ora
torical Association contest. TO be held
at the University of Virginia May lfth.
Mr.. Bryan is a member of the Graham
Lee Literary Society, Of the university.
Mr.. John w. Davis, Of Clarksburg, W.
Va. whose engagement with Miss Juiia
Mcdonald daughter of Major and Mrs
T.. II. Mcdonald, of jefferson county, w.
Va is announced, is graduate of Wash
ington and Lee University in both the
academic GS9D and law QSs6) schools,
and was also Assistant Professor OF Law
at the university during the session OF
1867. Mr.. Davis is one of the most
brilliant young men that ever attended
the university, and made for himself the
name OF the boy orator" in the Leglsla-
ture of West Virginia last winter, OF
which body he was a member, and was
also recognized as the Democratic leader
of that body. He is a son of ex-Con-
gresham John j. Davis of West Virginia
Colonel Robert H. Brown, of near Old
Monmouth, Rockbrdge county, aged 70
years. died at his residence on Sunday,
and was buried from EbeneZer Associate
Reform church on Monday. Rev. ID. Z.
NELL conducted the services. Colonel
Browns death was, i'm the main, due
to injuries received by being thrown from
a horse several weeks ago. His arm
was broken by the fall. He was man
of strong characteristics and was widely
known and highly respected.
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NORFOLK AND THE REUNION.
Working for the Next-On for
Charleston.


NORFOLK, VA. May Especial 1.-The
Councils of this city. in joint session to-
night, took measures 20 secure the next
Confederate reunion for this city. Mr..
r. Lancaster Williams, representative of
the great interests that control the new
Washington and Florida Trunk Line, is
strongly backing the movement.
Pickett-Buchanan Camp, Confederate
Veterans, about fifty strong, left this
morning over the Atlantic-Coast Line for
Charleston to attend the Confederate re-
union, which commences there to-mor-
row. The camp also had some thirty or
forty accompanying friends. The James
b. Herbert Camp of Confederate Veterans.
of Baltimore, arrived here this morning
en- route for Charleston. and took the
same train out with the Norfolk veterans.
With the latter camp was former citi-
zen of Norfolk. Major John Saunders.
who, although he had not been here but
two or three times since the war. was
quickly recognized and cheered by his old
comrades in arms.
The train which is taking the veterans
and their friends to Charleston is a
special, made up Of six passenger coaches
and two Pullman cars.
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Ex-COngressman Meredith ill-Land
Company Case.

MANASSAS, VA, May 9.-(Speclal.)-
congressman +. L. Meredith, was
taken with a relapse yesterday morning
and continues very i'll at his home, on
Centre street. He is suffering from
stomach trouble, and it is feared by
some that it will develop into case of
appendicitis. He is resting better this
evening.
Judge c. T.. Nichol to-day heard the
case of Ricamore vs.. the Berryville Land
Improvement Company, which was moved
10 this county from Berryville The Judge
dismissed the petitions filed by I. j.
Sheckels and Reid and Mccormick, dis
solved the injunction awarded, and re-
duced the general managers. A Moore,
salary $500. The following gentlemen
appeared and argued the above case;
Hon. Marshall Mccormick, Conrad
Kounslar and Frank p. Whiting, of Ber'
ryville, General John Williams. OF Win
chester, and ~ b. Pugh. OF Washington
| ID. c.
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1azcWell Tins.

TAZEWELI.. VA. May 9-(Special.)-
The candidacy of King Crockett Demo
craD for Sheriff Of the county, In oppo-
stion 10 Messrs. James Dandy and John
w. Crockett, was announced on last
week.
Bristol. is in our village on matters OF
business.
Miss Gertrude Watts. of Bluefield. Is
visiting Mrs. Colonel John G. Watts. a;
her country home. and Mrs. Watts, with
terday.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Daisy Thompson. of this county. 10 Mr.
n. +. Adams. formerly OF Lynchburg,
but now in business In this section
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violated Interstate Commerce Law

United States Marshal Morgan Treat
yesterday received processes from the In
terstate Commerce Commission to serve
on G. A. Capps. general freight agent Of
the Seaboard Airline, and Il. Il. Devant.
general freight agent of the Norfolk and
Western road. in connection with alleged
violations of the interstate commerce law
A subpoena for Mr.. 4. y. Cook. of Nor
folk as witness in a similar case against
the Wilmington and Weldon road, on
complaint from Charleston, accompanied
the papers,
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No. 81 {. Grace St.,
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
GRACE STREET
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS.

We will sell by public auction. on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 16. 1892
at $50 O'Clock L. NJ. the EXCELLENT
RESIDENCE. No. 81 east Grace street
with lot fronting 32i2 feet on the south
side OF Grace street. and running back
l54 feet TO a wide alley in the rear. The
dwelling is most substantially built and
conveniently arranged, and contains ten
rooms. nicely papcred. and having every
convenience. such as range, bath, hot
and cold water, DC. On the rear of the
lot Is a good stable. This property Is
centrally and most desirably located in
one OF the best residential sections OF
the city. and the neighborhoOd is all that
could be desired We would call the at
tention of investors and those seeking
a nice home 10 this sale.
TERMS: Most liberal. and announced
at sale. G. l.. x II. J.. DENOON,
my 10 Auctioneers.
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O. Hardaway. OF oxford, ana Edwin 7.
Gregory and wife. of North Carolina. are
sojourning here for health and recrea'lon,
The exodus of colored men ana woi.iS"
from this county to Northern o'A;;
where wages are higher. continues, anu
our next census will show cohsiueia''e
decrease In the negro population
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BY the Valentine Auction Company,
$50 east Broad street.
lotion SAI,EOF FURNITURE.

4 UOTION SALE OF FURNITURE,
N LIBRARY SUIr,' WHITE sEWING-MA-
CHINE. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
FEATHER BEDS COOKING STOVES,
SODA FOUNTAIN &c.-We will sell at
our salesroom. 500 east Broad street,
THIS "wednesday MORNING,
May 10th. at 80 O'Clock. Maple. Walnut.
and Oak Chamber Suits; Mahogany
Writing Desk, Feather Beds and Pillows.
Silver Lake and other Bed Springs. Soda
Fountain, / New Drop-Head White Sew
ing Machine, large lot OF Miscellaneous
Books. Oak Extension Table. oak Claw
Foot Centre Table Handsome Walnut
Massive Centre Table, inlaid Tennessee
marble top; Library, leather set; Bu-
reaus Bedsteads. Washstands, High Back
Dining Chairs and Cane-Seat Rockers, >
splendid Cook Stoves. with hot and cold
water attachments and lot OF other Fur
niture. &c. The ladies are most respect
fully invited 10 attend. .
j. H. VALENTINE,
my 10 Manager and Auctioneer.
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WANTED.
SIMMER ROARDERS ID

SUMMER BOARDERS. DELIGHTFUL.
mountain town; excursion distance from
Natural Bridge. Rockbridge Alum. etc.
Pleasant rooms, hot and cold baths.
near W. and l. grounds; boarders taken
for w. and L. and V. NJ |. commence
ments. Terms reasonable. Apply 10 Mrs.
J. w. LEE. Lexington, Va.
my 7-Sun w & Sun3ts
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BY J. Thompson Brown e Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street
ELOYD-AVENUE STOCK BRICK
J. DWELLING,
No. 1916.
UNUSUALLY EASY TERMS,

We will sell at auction, on the premises,
TUESDAY. MAY l6. 1879
the UBSTANTIAL. NEAT RESIDENCE
on the north line OF Floyd avenue, be-
tween Haryie and Plum streets. IL con-
tains eight rooms, bath, pantry, &c. It's
location is In "A neighborhood improved
by modern. substantial dwellings, being
near the handsome grounds OF the Little
Sisters OF the Poor.
The lot fronts II feet inches. with a
depth OF 10 feet TO an alley feet wide
TERMS: $500 cash. 800 I'm six months
balance in one. two. and three years. 4
per cent. interest. secured by trust deed
ON the property.
J. THOMPSON BROWN e. co.
my 10 AuctiOnecrs
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A FICTION SALE OF THAT DE
"A sIRABLE RESIDENCE
No 2o)h O SrREET.

No 322G STKEET.
Bv request of the owner, who desires
IN hreak mn housekeeping. I will sell, by
public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10. 1882
at Z O'Clock p. NJ, that COMFORTABLE.
SUBSTANTIAL FRAMED COTTAGE
RESIDENCE OF four rooms. No. 52S o
street. The lot fronts 80 feet on the north
line OF O street. and extends back pc
tween parallel lines 165 feet, and Is bound
ed on the east by Thirty-third street.
TERMS: Liberal
JAMES II. CRENSHAW.
INV sta Auctioneer.
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND-

LOST, LAST NIGHT. BETWEEN
Sixth and Marshall streets and The Eiion
Theatre, going or coming, an Elk
TOOTH WATCH CHARM. Liberal re-
ward will be given II returned TO Mr.. II
NOLTE. at George b. Bulls, Sixth and
Marshall streets. my Jolt
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y THE REQUEST OF IHLl

~ owner, Who has 10 faiso nV"V'
sell al public auction. ON
FRIDAY. MAY u. lss9. AT 8 7. ~
the PRETTY BUILDING LOT or The
t,yst street between y and @ 1900 10
~, ~ $500 - feSt ana has a good dep"
an alley. Sale pcremptorS' ,,ouncel
TERMS; Easx, an" ~" Dsy
at sale.
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Orders for printing sent 10 the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tention. and the styie of work and prices
will be sure to please YOU.
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Luffsey and others vs.. Buchanan AMI
others-Decroe OF the Richmond
Chancery Court. entered on The itn Day
of November. 1895
In the execution of the aforementioned
decree. the undersigned special comms-
sioner, will proceed TO sell. az pubic
auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY n, lss9,
at $50 O'Clock Z. NJ. the PROPERTY
above described. The house contains hFe
or six rooms. with lot fronting - feet oh
the east side of Twcnty-fourth stree
and running back between parallel lines
1875 feet TO an alley y feet wide.
TERMS: One-third cash; the ba lance Do
two equal instruments OF six ana twelve
months. with interest added the the fe'
tanned until all the purchase-money .
paid and a conveyance ordered by ne
court; or all cash. at the option ~ no
purchaser. WILLIAM \. MONCuRE
Special COmmissi0neF
certify that the bond required of ne
special commissioner by the above 90
cree has been duly given.
CHARLES o. SANlLLE,
NV G Clerk.
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For Family Use

gqt only Anhcuser- Busch Brewing As
sQciation brands OF Beer--the pure kind.
mot How Cheap, But How Good" Is
| the motto that governs their manusac-
tire. No corn or other adulterauon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-10

BY request OF the owner we win or.
Tor sale. at public auction, on the prom
iscs. or '''
MONDAY, MAY Is. 1870.
at o'clock =. NJ. the very Gcsrabl. o.,
Mei.-locatcd business property known !.
WlTTkAMP'S STABLES, situated or -.
west side Of Second street between a.;
and Grace streets. being immodia.elr
the rear and adjoining the handsl-nl
block OF brick stores fronting "a r.
street. "'va.
This property g. particularly NOT t.,.
with unusually heavy brick nails 'l
No. PIP. being built apart from ~ ga
of the property. can be- sold sersrs,,.'..
il desired. "'s'h
This property Is so arranged tha, b, 49,.
be easily remodelled into three hanisS,.aR
brick stores with a comparatively sr.,S
expenditure. The lot fronts % feet an 4
cond street and extends back 6g - fe,'
The nearness of this property 10 R-o,,
street makes il particularly valuable AZ
desirable. and this sale should aftrac, ~.
attention OF parties looking for a nS.,
desirable investment.
TERMS: one third cash. balance a, az
twelve. and eishteen mouths. or mors
favorable terms may be announced ON
date OF sale
c. L. & II i DENOON.
my tnCfIOnoorg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-10

The qulnine in Groves Quinine Liver
Pills makes them better than other liver
pills That is ALL Price, 10 and p cents.
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WANTED,

THE GENTLEMEN TO KNOW THAT
they can have their Suits Thoroughly
Cleaned for 81 at Mrs. a. J. PYLES, 3l5
north Fifth street. New phone 49,,
my 3-lm
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White Goods for all Richmond.
En,broideries, Innings, CottOns and wash
Fabrics, Silks, Black Dress uoooS' al" ''"" ~ "
other goods.
Book-Fold White India Linon that cost &C. for
&c. y yard Ind, OD that cost dc wholesale for e other
SnSs Lance and Corded Striped India Lnon grade for SEC
4o-nclwide French Ogapdes values up to 4oc 1or lZsc
India Linens and Dimites choice OF the lot for sc.
Striped ard Corded Lawns 12sc best grade or 4se ,o
White Sheer Dotted pmties swsses and Corded Muns
ST. so grade English Long Cloth, ~ yards to the
piece, for 70C. piece
25c White French Wells for 92c:
Figured Is and Striped French Marseiles for 1899.
White Satin Plaid l23e Muslin for 4ac
Fpesi Do"S Width organdss t cost &C., for 25c
White Checked Striped Dmts best 12gc for 5ic
65c Heavy Furniture Linen, only water stained,
'o' Satin Table DamasE never sold under sl19
Heavy German Table Damask SOC grades. 29c
Wafer Stained Towels, most of them Csc. for 12Ic.
Hemstitcled All Linen Towels for &C.
Linen Glass Towels, Be each
Dinner Napkins cost up to- So for 81 dozen
Satin Damask Towels costing up to Soc for 25c
Yara-wde Shifting Linen, 45c grade for 2c, and hundreds
of others
I,7o pieces of Finest China Mating for half usual
prices SIC. yard to 25c, cost 163 to Soc
Black CrepOns that cost 35C Tor 25c-ful double
Black crepons that cost 50 20 yard for 81
ack
yard ,
Embroideries factory lengths, thousands of yards
that cost 33c yard that cost &C.
Embroidee that cost up to 1875 others for and SC
Printed Organdes and Madras cost up to 15c yard for 1c
yard o-
French Gineam retaied always from % to &c., for Sc
Scotch Dnties the finest 25c. ones, for 1Oc. yard.
32-inch Madras cost &c., Tor &c
Fancy Dress Prints for &C. yard
2A-inCh- wide All Silk Satin Duchess, $IIO value
tor 65c
22-incl-wde quality for 40c
tIandsomest 81 Black Brocades Tor 75c. yard
Printed Silk Foulard Blue and White effects for
yard.
North Star Chest for $500, holding 30 to 40
pounds of ice
Solid Refrigerator with porcelain lined
and will hold So pounds of
regular So value.
lI-eallon Charcoal Lined Water Coolers for 69c
$50 Rattan Baby Carriages for $3.50
Rattan Baby Carriage for 50 90, good Sc value
81 buys a good so Baby Carriage.
Manufacturers Samples of Woven Hammocks, with pillow
sneade and valance make from choice of arv
in the lot Csc
Hammock Chairs, with worth 81, for 42c each.
Vanished Coqu Sets put wooden SOC
Masons Porcelain Lined Fruit Jayspints quarts 49c
half gallons, 69c. dozen
Thin Blown Tumbers 1Sc a dozen