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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-03-07
DRY GOODS PRICE LIST
FOR THIS WEEK..

Unbleached Sheeting 2hc. 1 yard wide
Sea Island Sheeting at 3Ac. Fine Sea
Island Sheeting at 4 and &c.
Calico in Navy Blue only at ga.
Splendid Calico at &c, best made at sc.
Nice Doublefold worsted at 1Gc. any
color you want, nearly all wool.
Fine Percale, l yard wide, at sc.
Fine Lin OF Outings at &c.
One yard wide Bleaching at Sc, bet
ter at 4 and sc.
Dragon colored Spool Cotton at &c.
Chadwick's best 6-cord machine Cot
ton at &c, Coats Thread at 4c.
300 pair Ladies' Kid Gloves at csc. A
nice line Fine Kid Gloves in White.
Red and Black, at 81 per pair.
A big line Of fine Buttons in Pearl
and Steel, cheap Buttons from &c per
dozen to 81 per dozen.
A nice line Of new Buckles for Dress
Trimmings from Sc to Csc each.
100 pieces Of Narrow Satin Ribbon for
Dress Trimming, from &c to 10c per
yard, any color and less by the roll.
200 pieces of new Ribbon for Ties,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-03-07
the university. There are 500 student.

the university. There are 500 students
matriculated for the current scholastic
term Ninety-three per cent are ma
tives of North Carolina, and fourteen
states are represented. There are nine
females attending. There are 20 mem
bers of the faculty. 1t is gratifying TO
see how useful and helpful Is the Rev.
DIR. Charles F. Deems fund. This year
fifty-eight students are aided by il.
There is no southern university or COL
lege that has on its roll so many aca-
demic students. The university is a
great blessing and a positive honor and
TO North Carolina
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-03-07

Chief Justice Faircloth may not be
an able and learned jurist, but we are
sur he is an upright and honest man
and seeks to be just on the bench. In
his opinion On the removal of the two
Wilson's, in which he dissented from
the opinion Of the court, he said:
There is no allegation of incompe-
tency, bad faith of Observation-Disclosures
in the discharge of the duties of the
office"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-03-07

Has the legislature passed or will it
pass the bill about carrying concealed
weapons? If it passes it will be a bill
to practically subject peacefully in
clined people n orderly citizens to the
reign of the roughs and toughs who
"tote around" their pistols, sling shots,
knives and razors ready for deadly
work.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-03-07
Chilli to Reduce Her War Footing

Valparaiso, March 2.-The Gillian war
office and the military authorities have
definitely decided to reduce the army
by 5000 men. The government, it IS
rumored, contemplates a sale of cruis-
ers to the United States and Ecuador.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-03-07
HOME FOLKS

Judge Browns decision against Cap
tain Day ought to close the rebellion
and pacify the country. He is out.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-03-07

Sashes and Hat Trimming at bottom
prices.
A nice line OF new Hats bctween sea-
son goods.
Our Clothing Stock cannot be match
ed. We sell you a nice Suit OF Clothes
for 81, 1926, So. 9S, 1915. $500. Very fine
we'll made Suits at 1915. $3.50. $500 and
$1,000.
We handle Boys Suits from sl.0o 20
$500. We have Boys Pants from loc,
i15c, 1Sc, csc, CSC, 45c to Coo. from 4 to l6
years old,
Our Underwear has been reduced 10
la small price as we want to move this
lline.
Mems Fine Rubber Shoes at 25c a
Ipair.
Ladies and Gents M~ackintoshes from
ls1.25 up to $1,000.
We want TO do business with YOU n
!prices are what counts. We sell more
goods fer the money than any house
in the state. Remember to bring your
card and get it punched with every
cash purchase at Wilmington's Big
Racket Store, opposite The Orton.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-03-07

CHESTS

ara 7rSlct.
Il Vo,fs Il
EJECT II.
Itnever CONES
alone; it bring.
neuralgia =,
nervousness; II
may attack 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
Crescent city Race Results.

NEW ORLEANS, December -9--i'e-
Er.. race-selling. six furlongs-Iortu-
,-,, "a ~ & and even won, Mouseltou %
- md 2 TO ID second, Old Fox Is TO y
Sthird Time. H. a... Guidance In
second race-selllns, nye lIrlol 1s...o ~
t 10 and TO ID second, FL Caney % TO j
third Time, 1852. N , -,
Third race-sellng, one mlle ana an al
eiehth-Donna Rita @ TO l and TO =
vis Admethus q to and TO . second,
NJ tVsids 06 10 ID third. Time. 1854.
Eo,rth race-tsnoicer, ere fai.e-Mi IS, SIS
49, nav az TO : and 10 - won. jolly
15oger "a 10 l and 10 = second, Deyo %
70 Il third. Time. l:Bis. -.
ri,tb race-sellng, Elk furlongs-Aglta-
cor ~ IN and Z TO lO) won. Little Billy
6 70 / and 2 10 d second, Water crest q
TO ID third. Time. ZIG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29

had introduced jeremiah Shea 20 the
president. When asked for an eSpana-
ton of the mystery of his escape. boy the
President. shea responded, as he did 10
q similar inquiry from Father Chidwick
at the time of the disaster: Il don't
know how / got through / was blown
out. 7 guess i must have been am armor-
piercing projocule," and thus. after TWO
years. The dead Of the Maine have been
brought home, and in ground reserved
for the nations heroes, have been buried
with fun military honors and with the
services of their faith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29


Misses Rhoda and Edna Davis gave a
delightful dancing party 10 a number or
their young friends Wednesday evening
at their residence No. 10 west Grace
street The house was beautifully deco
rated in green and red An elegant sup
per was served at 10 o'clock. Among the
invited guests We're Misses Mary Camp
Lillian Binford. Mildred Boyd, Mildred
Hill. Lily Lorraine, Martha Lundy, Jean
nette Aipslie. lnez Montague. Kate Cod
din, Langhorne Cosby, Rena Glazebro0ke,
Bessie Upshur. Mary Saunders, Bliss
Williams, Bertha Gimour, Emily Waddill
Lola Brown, Cora Harrison, Virginia
Clark, Emma Clark. Boiling Hubbard,
Susie Davis, Bessie Davis Messrs.
Charlie Larus. Davis Knight, Pleasanton
Conquest. Nevin Montague, Percy Mon
tague. Hunter Camp, Willie Camp, Wythe
Bowe. John Goddin. Richard Boyd. Ed
mund Saunders. Richard Saunders, Percy
Pemberton. Price Lyell, Willie Read, Guy
Binford, Croxton Gordon, Addison Rey-
nods, Willie Hill William Hill, Wexford
Lorraine, Fred. Cone, Gilmer Minor and
Willie Minor.
Miss Lille d'Angelo Bergh. the New
York singer and favorite teacher Of sing
ing. will be at home to callers OF the
Jefferson Saturday morning from . 20
o'clock. Miss d'Angelo Bergh IS to give
a song recital before the Woman's CUB
this evening.
Miss Bessie Glenn has returned TO her
home I'm Baltimore. She was the recipient
of much attention while here, the guest
of her uncle Mr.. w. j. Gilman 922 west
Marshall street Miss Glenn is a charm
ing girl and an accomplished musician.
Miss Lewis. Of West Virginia, and
Misses Elder and May. of stanton. are
visiting Mrs. James Dooley at Maymont'
Mrs. Dooley entertains in their honor on
Friday evening.
Mr.. David Forbes. Of Fredericksburg,
is spending some days with Mrs. Jen-
kins. on west Main street
Mr. John y. Tabb, Of Gloucester, was
in town yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
GOLD SHIPMENTS TOMORROW.
wall streets Estimate S3.O0O,ooo-
Last saturdays Discrepancy.

NEW YORK, December 2S.-Wall street
eetirnates of next Saturdays gold engage
,,ants place the amount at 100000 SUI
nerintendent Mason, of the Assay Office
has not vet been instructed 10 furnish
bars for export at less than one-tenth OF
I Der cent premium, so nothing but CON-
II is thought. will be shipped.
muller. Schan K Co. Will ship NoO'oJo
ond August Belmont & Co. $4,000, by
saturdays steamers. The discrepancy
between the Wall street announcement
of gold engagements for last Saturday
steamer. and the custom-house reports
of actual shipments, was cleared up TO-
dav. when the papers covering the Gold
man. Sachs & co.'s shipment Of sl5aV'w,
were filed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
L. :. HOLDS PART OF PARIS.
woodward Takes Possession o
- .,o.tc,n ExbfbitOrs

woodward Takes Possession OF
Space for American Exhibitors.
PARIS. December S.-Professor Benja-
min d. woodward, assistant United States
COMMUNICATIONS TO the Paris ET-
position. yesterday took po sion o. 'hr
spaces allotted to the United states In
the buildings of machinery and eie.',ici-
ty. There was no ceremony.
Professor woodward was appointed as
sistant C0mmissloner-Gene 10 the
Paris Exhibition by President Mckinley
I'm August, 1895 and was confirmed by the
United states Senate in December follow
ing. He sailed from New York for
France on April 80, 1893. Tie is resident
of New York city "a graduate OF Co
lumbia University. and professor oil
languages IN that Institution.
he Is absent from the university on
leave and will not resume his profess
sional duties there until after TIE close
of the exhibition He is about % years
old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
TROUBLE FOR nILLYBYNUM.
Opposition 20 His Appointment 10
Onice as Il Democrat.

WASHINGTON. December %-Ihe
Post. tomorrow. viii say:
I'm few days, charges VIII be hied
before the Finance Committee Of the
Senate against the confirmation Of ex-
Congressman william ID. Bynum OF IN
diana. as Democratic appoiniee 10 'ne
New York board of appraisers
THE minority Of that committee are
determined 10 resist the instrument q.
Mr.. Bynum IA that position. bhey VIII
do so on the ground that he Is NOT :.
Der,ocrat bur has openly allied himself
with the Republican party
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29

ODB> AMI ENDS tff hfffF "FH'
4 Children's 39c. Eidcrdown Sacques az
Infants Long Bedford Cord Cloaksl
ribbon and braid-trimmed, $50 value. az
? Infants N.5o Cream Cashmere cloass.
embroidered, cape at SOC.
Z Infants 15c. Caps az &c.
Handsome White Corduroy Coat
made in the latest style elaborateit
trimmed IN lace and fur. cost -, at s3eol
II Infants 25c. Bibs, heavily paddec
and quilted with lace edge. at ~ i-2c.
3 Infants 25c. S0iled Boobies al t0c.
? Dainty sin Bibs. fine lace edge. 1cs
s pairs Of Infants Pink slippers, worth
: of the Best white Curly Chins,
Shecpskin Rings, full size, origin"l
price $500. to-day Sl.50.
Best Handmade Opaque Shade CLOTH
widths 3S and q inches. 10 yards long,
all colOrs, choice &c.
stair Oii-Cloth. Is and IS inches, ia ia
> Yards f-2c.
Zoe. japanese Mating to yards.
/ carpet patterns. Zoe.
Scotch Rugs, fringed ends, 2ix5i inches.
35c
$3.50 Atwood Druggets, sxs yards,
Ready-Nade Administer Carpet, .3xs
| yards worth $50, az So75.
Z Ready-Made Brussels Carpet, S5-fx'
/ yards. worth S2l. az sos.
/ Soc Brussels Carpets. 3 rolls color Reds
| and Greens, about so yards to the roll
Soc.
75c Atwood Carpets. Yull yard wide.
20 - yards. 35c.
J Soc Full YardWide Wool-Fillod car
/ pets TO y yards. 25c
BASEMENT ODDS AND ENDS.
100 odd Decorated Plates. OF all Sizes
10 odd Decorated Soup Tureens. zoe.
]
Is odd Decorated Covered Dishes, 4oc.
10 Decorated Meat Dishes, medium sizes.
1 25c. each
/ Vegetable Dishes. loo. each.
100 Decorated China Teacups ana
SaucerS, Be. n pair.
! lot Of fisQue ornaments, &c. each.
rs g. and iO-nch Glazed Jardinierest
were zoe. to 81, slightly damaged, for 20
10 49c
! damaged. Sl75 value. FOR 75c
/ 1 Austrian China Chocolate Set. slightly
! damaged. sold for $3.50, for Si.@o
5 Slightly Damaged Chocolate POTS
30 odd Tumbiers and GobIets
] choice &c. each.
/ 100 odd Pressed-Glass Jelly Saucers'
! &c. each
100 Granite Dntter-Dread Pans
! 1Jc. size, for Zoe.
% Long-Handle Sauce Pots CONVEX
4 Cooking Pots, Dresden Sauce Pots. snght'
| Nv chipped. 25 and zoe. sizes, for lie.
- Blue and White Roasting fh"s
i5c. size. 23c.
100 Jelly Cake Pans, large size, ic kind
! for sc. IT.,
| for nc. -
3 Boys Navy-Blue Chlnchilia heeie,
| storm Coats. SOS sold for $50 asei
! H. l3. and a. ..
, Vestee Suits, for $i.fs, sold az $50, asf
! 6 years. a.
| not all sizes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
UNIQUE Distinction.

Emanuel Woodson a colored man, Nv
ing near Bethlehem church, IN lienIlcos
baving been blown up on Christmas-Day.
a babvwaker exploded I'm his hand. The
foroenoer vas blown entirely away. and
The whole hand was terribly lacerated.
80 tbe foreGnger and dressed the mem
her The hand may have to be amputated'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29

indications everywhere point 70 great
,rosnerity for the coming year. This II
an invarlable sign Of a healthy nature
The success Of country, as we'll as the
success 81 an individual, depends upon
bealth. There can be no health II the
stomach Is weak. Ii you have any
stomach trouble try Hosteuer's stomach
Bitters. which cures dyspepsia. indiges-
ton and biliousness n mah~s strong,
vigorous men and women.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
Ruling as to wrapper Tobacco.

WASHINGTON. December 2s.-Ass.st-
ant secretary Spaulding has instructed
collectors OF customs that, In determin-
ing the percentage OF wrapper tobacco N
n hale AN fractions less than one-halr
Of one per cent. should not be considered,
but where the fraction Is equal 70 or ex-
ceads one-half OF one pee cent. Il should
be counted as one per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29

=. 0UARCOTs TONIC TAHLhIa,
Partisan remedy. is guaran-
M cure for the DRINK iiauit also.
....... .r.... n destroys the APP
... Dor alcoholic and AN Intoxicating
RACES. arI leaves man as ne suouid
NJ can he administered without the
ledge uf fle patient where heces-
SEM i.I Itiiip,,,,i' ~ am1 l1air
0rd VA NH ll-Fnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29

Fred. Eldridge. who. is employed by inc
= II Johnson Publishing Company, was
bo,Ii,. hurt about 80 O'clock yesterday
afternoon. His arm was caught IN ma
cbinerv and cut severely I'm four places
Dr. Cunningham; in charge OF the amDu-
teiring TWENTY-FIVE stitches I'm 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29

BERLIN. December Is The Kelch5
bank statement. issued last evening,
regarded I'm German business circles a.
highly unfavorable. II shows UOoVN
marks less metal I'm stock than a yea
ago: 3fO00O00 marks I'm notes In oircnlv
ton and 2l.O0OO00 marks In discounts IL
excess OF last Years figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
rhe CnI.e-MnIIs To-Night.

The cake-walk by the boys from the
Male Orphan Asylum will be given to-
nieht al the Auditorium. The youngsters
,'rjer fhe direction of Mrs. Gill, have be
u',o, rrofcieut as walkers. and IL
a. highly probable that the performance
.o-niebt will attract a large crowd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
PETTIGREW At HOME.
Protest Against imperialism, VIII
tariSm. and Trust Control.

sioux FALLS. S D., December %
Under the direction Of Senator r. L. Pet
tigrew. about 200 Fusionists met last night
I'm Germania Hall and organized am
American League" as protest against
imperialism, militarism, and the control
Of an industrial institutions, ana thg gov
ernmenf itself by organized capital"
Senator Pettigrew made the prlnclpal
speech. in which he said: -.,,
''If were Filipino 1 would hght unul
/ was gray, if was not killed sooner.
was elected and owned by the trusts. lie
denounced the pending currency Dill as
fbe greatest outrage Of the generation
and declared that the Republican sena-
tors were so completely under the admin
iefration's whiD and lash that his resOlu-
lion for information about the alleged sa-
lutation of the Filipino flag By Dewey
was tabled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
NEGRO CRIMINAL KILLS SHERIFF
lie is in Turn shot ana killed by
Sherinfs POSSE.

MONTICELLO. FLA. December D.
win German, a negro, shot and instantly
killed Sheriff r. .. simpkIns this morn
ing at the Scurry place, six miles north
OF this town. German was wanted Tor
murder. and Simpkins and a posse went
10 arrest him. They closed In ON caDin
In which the negro was concealed. As
slmpkins pushed open the door German
shot him twice I'm the breast The muir
derer escaped from the rear door, put
was shot down and killed.
Mr. slmpkins was a man Of much prom
inence I'm Jefferson county, and was the
father of Mrs. j. y. Baker and Mrs. W,
l. Denham, Of Jacksonville. Doth Well
known society ladies'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29

BERLIN. December ga horrible
e murder has just been commit
.'i H 9siek. near kalsch Poland. Nine
at fhc family ~ "A wealthy
proprietor named kowaiskl were
.ffrr frichtful torture The house
aDod 81 everything valuable The
.td corpaos were discovered to-day,
1ll tlcfe IL no clue 10 the murdercrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
REoRGANIzATION or HARPERs''
Creditors Propose Pian-Contih""-
ton of business.

NEW YORK. December zS.-At the IN
stance OF creditors whose claims assle-
gate nearly half the entire indeDleui09s
of Harper & Brothers coHlLi''lee ~
five men. Of which Alexander L. O'l p
chairman. has undertaken 10 plepale ""u
submit to the creditors plan OF ieo l,,
eanization. It is believed ln"t WIZ
go management the business can
a,.,, g., 100 about $4,000 above operating
'.,',,a,ses The committee therefore Re
('',,,,,,erds TO the creditors that the bust
- Ina continued under single-handed
a,,,trol The total liabilities are S2,3" "V
and the gross assets $212O,HS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
Florida Deputy sheriff Killed.

copDrT.F FLA, December 2S.-News
net reached here that Deputy
SSerif} 1lcNiuilen, of Citrus county, was
Filled tuesday night by some unknown
n n1i- A posse is looking for the MUIR
dereg. ,.,r. ,ro,f,,uar,s harm
80 his Mace. was burned down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29

rvWEs DEL. December 2S-The ASA
..ae,,.' iife-sayers report that the schooner
PeIecca. from Norfolk for New York
..Sich vent ashore December 10Th, south
If Assateague, was fioated to-day, In good
condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
"a Cheerful Look
Makes a dish Feast."

"Geeraf looks" depend
Just as much upon physical
WeH-befng as upon natural
disposition and temperament.
IF the blood Is disordered, the
brain Is Starved, and no
dish is 4 feast,'' for the
reason that the vitalizing ele.
ments do not reach the proper
spot. A step IN the right direction Is 10
purify the body by the use of natural
remedy. Hoods Sarsaparata Is Natures
remedy. Il acts upon the Blood and
zvhstte, the seat of the disorder Is brain,
stomach. fve- or Kidneys, the purifying
process of this medicine Is equally sure
and successful.
Pain In Back "Store cutters Ike
myself haze Pains IN bach. and kidney
troubles. Sfrc. took Hoods SsrsAparila
/ am ar right and Recommend IT," W.
T. Morton, Brozuruood, Texas.
Broken Down. TUas broken
dozun and in poor health for tao years.
Hoods Sarsaparina made me IN better
health than for years. Haze no SICK
ness nozv." 4. c. Montgomery. Henry
ollie, Mss.
N. B. Get only HOODS because
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
Fatal Hunting Accident.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. December ~
,,,,iiiar' sachaeI. AN Orangeburg county
f,rmer while hunting on Tuesday after
~non near St. Matthews, accidentally
Shot and killed his only child, a boy
wears old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29

GLASGOW. December IS. The CORPORA {,
ton of this city has accepted tne 49,, "a ~
n Now York company for electric te e'ss =, ;
Sor tie Glasgow tramways. at Si990v' OF
80 600 below the lowest British oher'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
DEATHS.

PAULSON.- Died. at the residence OF
her father. lS2s Venable street, JENNIE,
only daughter Of Peter Paulson, In the
26th year OF her age.
Funeral viii take place at the above
residence al o'clock THIS G'rlday)
EVENING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
Last Meeting This Year.

The regular meeting Of Lee Camp viii
bo beld Tonight. This IS the last meeting
of The camp this year. and large at
tendance IS urged by the officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
HEszN EHEWHA ~ WDW MgB
|Neue)iA
. AsN2ZzXIZzszZ zzzgEEz
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
ces that will bring gr'

-
CeS that will bring grea
IN THE CANDY STORE 3
stick Candy, and French Mixture,
sli kinds. that sold up 10 pounds
for 25c.
Remnants OF Cambria, Swiss, ana
Nainsoo< Edges aud Inserfings. all
widths. from 10 zoe. yard.
10 yards OF White Chenille and Tucked
Mousseline, % inches wide, the $3.50 kind.
for Si.23 yard.
4Oc Cambria Skirtng. an widths slight
ly soiled. to close for &c. yard.
4 10 9-inch Cream Ilerre Lace, the 75c.
quality, for Zoe. yard.
75c. Cream Venice Band slightly soled,
about inches wide, for zoe. yard
FURNITURE ODDS AND ENDS.
Large Arm Chairs. tapestry covers.
| very roomy and comfortable. formerly
| $50, from sample-room. reduced TO 81.
/ Large Solid Mahogany Rocker. hand
1 somely carved, uphOlstering the best
panel tapestry, was $50, now $3.50
$l05O Goiden-Oak Highly-Polished
/ Rocker tapestry seat and back, $3.50.
Slf5O Solid Mahogany Library Chairs.
polished seats. choice at this sale S0.
| $3.50 Polished Wood Seat Rocker best
| make, you can have your pick for 50.
IS Reception Chair fla Vernis Martin,
| $3.50.
SIS Parlor Tables, round or shape top,
l Vernls Martin, nicely decorated. $3.50.
Music Rack, with shelves and portfolio,
reduced TO 500.
| . $3.50 Odd Parlor Chairs. mahogany
! frames. upholstered in silk Damask, Sl1.
9 50 Shaving Stands. mahogany, with
! bevel mirror, drawers and shelves. $500.
Zoe. FOR MEMS zoe. SILK TICKS,
SLIGHTLY sOMED, ABOUT II or
| THEM.
! 17c for Mems 25c. Wool Socks natural
: wool. camels-hair, and Dark Gray.
29c for Mems Zoe Working shirts
! yoke back and collar-band, all one pat
/ term
SOC for Mems 75c. Dogskln Driving or
Walking Gloves
zoe for Mems 9Sc. sti1-Bosom Madras
( and Percale Shirts.
321 Odd strips Of Lace Curtains, sc.
} strip.
( pieces satine-Finlshcd Tapestry. 80
inches wide. used for poriieres and fur
niture coverings. 25c yard.
Remnants OF SllkOlue and Golden
Draperios the 10 and j. l-2c quality, TO
! close Sc. yard.
+ REtDY-MADE ODDS AND ENDS.
3 1 Iady's Taiior-Made Suit, silk lined
/ SO.
+ 1 Lady's Tailor-Made Suit $50
1 Lady's TailOr-Made Suit. 81
y Ladies' Cloth Canes, f3c.
B 10 Velour Capes. 5Oc.
J. Sill, pettcOat 81. 30.
3 Dressing SacQues. 5Dc.
D / Plaid Skirt, So
- Flannel Skirt Patterns, 5Oc
big lot OF silk Remnants, con-
sisting of Plain aud Fancy silks
from / TO 4 yards In length, suitable
for fancy and wOrlS-wnists, at "b"u'
half the regular price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-29
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