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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
JOSEPH WILSON DISCHARGED.
The Eiks Have an Interesting Meeting
and BANQUET.

ARLOTTEsVILLE. VA. Jan. ~
special.-Joseph Wilson, who was chs'k
ed with forgery and "crooAeo"'sS ~
insurance business. and whose case Wa
commenced ia the Corpor.uvh N'u'
inr,, mis- morning. and the prisoner lib
Grated. 0.ao~ q,
gu ., mis- civ had a highly interesting
80 a, their hall last night. Several
.n ne. ,,smhers were Initiated. After the
, ~ a banquet was served. at which
n,,y cnvers were laid. The order IS grow
ins very rapidly in this city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
REV. NELSON P. DAME
Accepts Office as General Missionary
Almond jury Failed to Agree.

WINCHESTER. VA, Jan. @.-speciat.
Rev. Nelson p. Dame, rector OF Christ
Episcopal church Of this city to-day ae-
cenfed the Office Of general missionary OF
the Parochial Society of the United States
beginning with February ist
The Jury in the case Of Thmas b. Al.
mond. a former leading real estate ana
loan broker OF this city. who Is on trlai
for obtaining money under false pretenses
from A. Robinson. Of the county IN
stock transaction. failed 10 agree IN me
CORPORATION Court this afternoon ana
were discharged. They stood : 10 Iot
acauittal. Almond was released on pail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan 2O-An average
amount Of business was reported IN cot
ton goods to-day. without quotahle change
I'm prices. Sellers. as a rule. made quito
a firm attitude The daily sales took care
OF the production not already under con-
tract and there was no accumulation ~
stock The general impression here Is
that prices Will again move UPWARDS I'm
raw cotton in both plain and fancy cot-
tons The export demand for heavy
brown cottons Is improving also for
printed calicoes. The demand FOR heavy
weight w0les and worsteds for mems
wear was moderate. and there was no
change I'm the price situation. Dress goods
were fairly active
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21

near as could be Judged from the people
who lived I'm the country where the ami
mails made their home. That year one OF
the pair died and the other was iei'
aione. He was very old even then. be
cause he was at least ten years old wnsn
ha worked on the Comstock- An old eH-
Snowman who saw him VIXEN last ne VS.
tied Phoenix placed his age at least sew
enty years.-Denyer Republican.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
ICE RELAY STATION.
Cold Storage Cars tn BE supplied
Doubt of ANY Smallpox.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jan. Especial.
one Of the leading Chicago joint stock
companies began to-day, near the glass
factory. the erection of mammoth Ice
station. for an ice relay Of the cold
storage cars Of the southern railway
which will pass through this city with
fruit and vegetables, en- route North. Inc
new building will he 1872 IL feet by . IL
feet. and will be completed In March.
IL is now being questioned whether
there has ever been genuine case OF
smallpox I'm the city. The patients all
declare that It is simply chicken-pox.
and since no case has be N attended with
any serious consequences. and with only
slight fever. the assertion seems to be
warranted by the facts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
Caroline Couaty Sick.

MILFORD. VA. Jan. o--speeial,--,h s
conaItIon Of ex-Unlted states Marsha' =,
NJ uudgin. who has been extremely y.
Tor the past Two weeks, - s'in'" .,,,,
improved this mofnlus. h1' t'''' -,
grave apprehension eah-''''"' "''
NJ lanes Nelson. president Of the Wo-
~. College. Richmond, will preach IN
,ha Ran,ist church IN Bowling Green
nsxt sunday morning and night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
NAVAL STORES

CHARLESTON. S. q. Jan. 2O-TUR-
PENTINE-Market firm at re. sales.
none.
ROsIN-Firm and unchanged. sales.
none.
WILMINGTON. y c.. Jan. 20 -SPIR-
ITS or Firm AZ Ton
4Oiac: receipts. 49, casks.
ROsIN-Dull al 95c.: receipts. 200 bar
rels
CRUDE TURPENTiNE~Firm a. i.%jD
. 10. receipts 9 barrels.
TAR-Flrm at Sll0, receipts, ~ bai-
res
SAVANNAH. GA, Jan 2o-SPlRlTS
or TURPENTINE-Firm at lie. sales,
81 casks. receipts, 500 casks.
ROSIN-Firm. sales. Dan barrels; re-
SIG. sfO5: II. Si.2o: /. 81 30: *. $50. VI.
81 so. y. si75. window glass. 500; water
white, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
Oranec County.

ORANGE COUNTY, VA Jan. ls.-spe-
cial-Orange county has been ravaged
by the grip and disease this winter, as
never before.
sunday evening the large dwelling,
meat-house and kitchen or John VI.
Daniel. near Nason's. was destroyed by
fire. only the piano ana one Del Deins
saved Insurance. 5000
Most OF the people have housed excel
lent ice. some OF them, however. are
not done shocking corn
The winter thus far has been unfavor-
able 10 wheat, and the crop Is not prom
Using.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
fsiely-kerr.

WINCHESTER. VA. Jan. 2o.-Special
Mr. Maitland RELY. a leading young resi-
lent OF Summit Point. w Va. and son
OF Colonel J J. Rely was married 70
st,ss sarah {. Kerr. OF Washington. D.
= at the rectory Of Christ Episcopal
church this city last night.
The rector, Rev. Nelson P. Dame onci'
ated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21

mcnced circulating. I cannot express
how very nervous was. My appetite
was poor and could not sleep. As soon
as would get to sleep that terrible feel
ing would commence. ! thought should
20 crazy, / was In such nervous state.
commenced taking DR.. Greene Neryura
blood and nerve remedy. Il helped me
right away. nave taken six bottles and
Inow can sleep soundiv and have a good
appetite. will answer any questions l
can about my case. for the benefit OF any
one who is suffering
You make mistake il YOU do no; try
DR.. Greene Nervura. At any time you
can consult free OF charge with DR..
Greene, IS West I4th St., New York City.
Call or write about your case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
NEW CATHOLIC COLLEGE

Ground Broken FOR a Holy Cross 1nsti-
tuition az Washington.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l9.-Ground was
broken to-day Tor the new college OF the
Holy Cross az Brooklyn, D. c.. near the
Catholic University, Rev. Dr. Seahm.
provincial Of the Holy Gross Ia the United
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21

PORT OF RICHMOND JAN. % 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Alhemarle. Glover. merchan-
disc and passengers. ZIG DVni'H''"
steamship Company. Norfolk.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, mercnan'
sise and passengers. Virginia Navigation
Company Norfolk
steamer Yemassec. O'Neil. merchar-
disc and passengers, clyde Lin@. PIMA
delphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21

the ground that members once elected
must sta, in Office until tho expiration
of their terms When he was forced out
Of this position hr did all in his power
"a hinder the cieruon of good men. Ihen
ho attempted to Introduce German as
the official language English having ai-
qavs poem used previously THIS ereat'o
more sir. which made Work ior inc
couguIs and went a. Ear a. " ashlnslo"'
London end Berlin. with aH ms ne
might have boon set in Office 0ut loI "
peculiar bluudcr. The relations oecanie
strained between himself ana me Ger
man Consul What representations ''e
80 ot.ois.e made 20 the authorities in
per,in csnro. bo known tho result was
fbst President Schmidt-pare.t resigned
and let with much haste. and the Con-
sui was promoted 60 be a Consul-Ieh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
STOCK MARKET
ON Big BOOM.
CONTINUED from First Page)

Cash quotations were as follows: flonr
duh: No. yellow corn. 364c.. No.
sprinr wheat. G7GGSHc. No. spring
wheat. G4aG7hc.: No. . red 7oiac.; No.
corn. 3Gc. No. > oats. 27d2Iiic. No.
white. 29a,d30hc.: No. , white 29n2oMc
No. 2 rye, 5ia,c. No. . barley. i2dNe.
No. I naxseed. sll3. prime timothy 'eed
So 3Jd2 40: mess pork per barrel S''o0f
40. lard. per 100 pounds. 5000 j7ia. short
rib sides Oose). e 1919. dry salted shout
ders boxed). S4250437i4. short clear
sides (boxed). SJ1ONj.15: whisky. as
tlllers finished goods. per gallon VII
sugars unchanged. butter easy. creamery,
14G1ec dairy. i1Gifc. eggs steady
fresh. 1SafSi5c.: cheese unchanged.
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Extraordinary
Sale of Hosiery.

An eastern manufacturer and
several importers closed out to
us at practically our own figure
the hosiery bargains here adver-
tised-they afford us an oppor-
tunity to again demonstrate our
leadership i'll this line.
Ladies Combed Egyptian Black
Hose, double heels. soles and toes;
they are stamped Isle thread 81.
sizes So 10 10, per pair........ IL ~
lot Of Ladies' Seamless Black and
Tan Hose, worth l2lac,. per rs
pair ...... ............ .......... vi =
Ladies' SOC. Fancy Black Lisle ,oc
Drop-Stitch Hose, per pair. OSN
Missos and Children's Xxi M.
Ribbed Hose. per pair ......... wv
lot Of Children's 10c. Fun -.
Seamless Ribbed Hose, per pair. ~
Misses and Chndrcn's Imported "One
Seam" Hose that sell for 25c. xOc
pair. choice OF them............. NV
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HOuSe-FurniShing Sale

100 piece English China Dinner Sets.
blue, brown or gray cOrnatiOn decOra-
ton were $500 fOr...............S 50 10
lll-piece White and Pink Imported
China Dinner Sets, with large soup
tureen, white and pink decoration; WAS
ioi-piece Carlsbad Dinner Sets. in
Guiding large soup tureen and meat
dishes. were $3.50. for..............$i2
l02-piece Image Dinner Sets, pink
and white decorations. stipplcd gold.
1S-p.ece Haviland Dinner Sets. new
shapes and decorations, were so;
Tor .;...'.;;a,.ii So ,o
decorations. large slOp jar, were. 50,
I2-piece Stippled Gold Under Glaze
Decorated Toilet Sets. were So. n9%
iO-piece Toilet SETS. large bowl and
pitcher handsomely decorated, were
S. for Observation-Disclosures. 30
56-piece Image Tea Sets. new bor-
der decoration, were $3.50, for. .S4.9"
Three decorations of Dinner Ware, new
imDoridtions, at prices cheaper than
plain white goods.
Large Soup Tureens. 75c. Ice
Bowls I3c.. oval and Square Vege-
table Dishes. 10y., zoe, and zoe:
Tea Pots. fancy shape, 75c:; Sauce
Iureen, win ladle, zoe. Saldd BOWS,
25c. and soc: Butter Dishes, soc:
Cheese Dishes, soc. Fish Dishes. 75c.;
After Dinner Cups and Saucers, Csc.
a dozen: Any Size Plates, $40 a
dozen; Meat Platters, 13c. to zoe.
Carlsbad China Stipp;ed Gold Cream
Pitchers, floral decoration, were l9C,
for sc.
Large Size White Dinner Plates,
were SOC. dozen, now per dozen,
'Rebecca at the We'll" Tea Pots,
We're 4oc., -Dc
Carlsbad China Extra Thin Cups and
Sancers, we're Sl.S0 d dozen, for sc d
pair.
large shipment OF Glassware just
count of factory getting ready for its
inventory,
Imitation Diamond-Cut Large Ice
Cream Trays, were 35c.. fOr.......13c
Individual Berry Bowls and saucers,
Pinch Berry Bowls. flared shapes.
for ................... ..................iOc
Large Pressed Glass Ice Tubs, with
carved handles. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Toe
Covered and Footed Preserve Dishes,
fancy cut, were 49,. for; ;.....ioc
dozen ................... :5c
Imitation Cut Glass Berry Saucers.
edch .....,........... ..................it2
Glass Lemon SqueeIeTs- seeds IN
Iemondde-5, 10 and i5o.
Glass Dippers, with enamelled han
ulcn .'s.',''''..' 1870. .s.......s.. iOc
Mint Julep Goblets, a dozen. .4oc
Jelly Glasses, with tin tops. each
for .................... ..........-......ll2 c
Mason jars and Rubbers. al the low
est prices
oil Stoves, Gas Stoves and Ovens.
2-Burner Iron Plate oil Stoves, every
one guaranteed. .......................6 Dc
2-Rurner Blue Flame Gas Stoves. the
Sl.l0 KIM. tOr...............,....... Soc
2-Burner Removable Plate Blue
Flame Gas Stoves. ...............Sl 90
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Drawers Of fine mus
i In, tRre Sor 5ueks, e c
Drawers OF fine muslin,
wide umbrella cam IOC
brio rumes. ........ iS~
Drawers Of fine material,
with tucls and embroid-
cry rufile. wide umbrella
lace trimmed ruff oEC
lies ....-s... .....sss "
Drawers Of fine cam brio
wide umbrella rufiies with
inserting and wide lace
rufnes Of French Naicn-
eieanes and Medeci ACC
l3ce ....... ......... y
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a. ii4 lf'Ns'
Gowns of muslin, yoke
Of tucking trimmed oOC
with cambria ruflle %SS
Gowns OF muslin. En-
pirc style, trimmed with
Inserting ana cam SOC
bric ruffle.......... JHS
Gowns Of cambria and
muslin. lace Jokes, tuck
ca and inserting yoke.
Empire styles. lace and
embroidery trim rio
med. chOice....... - ~
Gowns of fine cambria
and muslin. Empire. cir
Guar yOkes and hieh
neck effect. Handsomely
trimmed in French EN-
bro!deries and laccs OOC
choice ....... ..... SH~
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Corset Covers of cam
brio. square neck,E0ILC
long waist.........
Corset Covers. SQUARE
and Y neck, embroidery,
s ana lace trimmed CSC
Tor ........ ..........
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ChefniSe.

Chemise of good IOC
muslin, round neck iH~
Chemise OF muslin.
round neck. yoke OF three
rows of inserting and
tucks. cambria ruf- 7nC
file trimmed. ....... OSS
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Summer Goods.

Hardwood Refrigerator with re-
will hold s. pounds of ice. sold for slC5)
Hardwood Oak Finished Galvanized
Lined Charcoal and mineral wool fi'.-
ing removable shelves ana waste pine
for ....................... ............S ~ %
36x12 Fancy Hammocks. with stretch
40.
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Second Floor Specials!

Snow Flake Portieres, sax cross
stripes tassc.s, fringcd, light -, %
and cool, per pair concentrates. VZ 40
White Striped Muslin Curtains 40
j yards long, 3 styles, per pair. wy
Lace Striped and Figured Curtain
Muslin, IS inches wide. per oc
S"lu s....-.-. -...- -...........
Silkoline ana Tassel Dfaperies. near
~ yard wide. . different pat a.
terms, per yard ......... ......... ISS
Roller Tray Trunks, heavy Steel
trimmings. excelsior lock, c,
IRON DoltoH '...s............ TO'(C
2i-i.ch Suit Case. brass g,
trimming, linen lined. ...... %i'ZC
Canyas-Covered Telescopes, leather
trimmed. leather straps. II
inches long ..................... 2SC
Imported MarSe,llcs White Spreads
heavy raised patterns. herrire- boned
stitched, 500 quality, now c. %
al '...,.... ..........,....... ~''SS
Lightweight Summer Comforts
silkoline covered. ruilled edge, CT ~
iNlI S'1c ....s.ss. .s........,..
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Another Lot of Music, Zoe.

Comprising half vocal and instru-
mental, many OF which never sold
for less than 50c. The Della Fox Lit
tie Trooper; March Antique. Whisper
the story Again. After the War -
over: South Carolina Jamboree; Sing
Ing in the Twilight; Say Au RevOir:
oh. Tel Is Merry Birds (duetD: Only
a NeWsbOy ca pathetic and beautiful
ballard; sweet Baby Mine; .Niggerism
(Chas. X. Harris, publications.; My
Honey Lou; My Jet Black Lady;
When a Coon SITS i'm the Presidential
Chair. and At Coon Town Pcnics "a
cake walk, strictly up-tO-date.)
The following popular music al 10c.
Charlatan (SOusa) Tennessee Jubilee;
] Love You in the Same Old Way.
Without Your Love. oh, Let Ne Die;
Ben Hur Chariot Race az. r. PaulD;
On the Banks Of the Wabash.
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45NS4 Light or Dark CoIOred iiam-
mOoks, with pillow, ssretcher and val
SnCe, were Sl.69, for 81.

4JXA Extra Fine Fancy Colored
Hammocks, with pillow stretcher and
Ndldnco ''...ss.s..ss. .s.............Sl. -
1A-gallOn Galvanized Lined Water
Coolers, 09c.i 2-gallon, 0Oc.; 3-gallons,
for ...................... .............SIB 30
Japanned TIN Nursery Refrigera tors.
galvanized lined. were 50. for. ~ 30
New Brighton Water Filters the best
on earth, l-gallOn siZe..............%I.2 20
Gem Ice Cream Freezers, Double ac-
ton, will freeze cream in onehaif the
time of any other; 2quart, 81 30: 3
quart, ~ 90; 4-quart. %l.O5
2-l0X6-l0 xxi Fancy Doors, light hard
WOOD .........,...,...s... ..............Soc
Shall Croquet Sets. highly polished
balls. sold for Sl.25, for...........-..73c
r7xS2 Window Screens extension. sold
Harper Fly Traps, were l5c. for Zoe
Patent Wire Dish Covers, keep flies
away from the plates. 4c. tO........35c
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BLACK SERGES.

45c. Atwood Surah Serge. &c
inches Wldc.............. ..........
5Sc. An-Wool Storm Serge Is
inches wide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
6jc. ATWOOD French Serge. IS
inches wide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
15r. All-Wool Imperial Serge.
20 IutItS Nldc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
csc. All-Wool ocean Serge %
inches wide .......................
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BLACK BROCADE SILKS.

soc. All-Silk Brocade. q inches =
WIDE ...........-.'.'.' '.''''.''''''
Soc. All-Silk Brocade, a inches A.,
wide ........,.... ................
sc. All-Silk Brocade. - inches (
wide ................ ...............
$50 All-Snk Brocade. 3 inch 4
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BLACK MOHAiRS.

99c. Plain Mohair. Sc inches
wide INSTRUMENTATION. ..............
75c. Plain MOhair. 80 inches
Wlde ................. .....'.'.-''''
Csc. Plain Mohair, 46 inches
wide ....-....... ................
5oc. Fancy Mohair, 4 inches
VIDE ............. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
zoe. Fancy Mohair. SC inches
wide ...........
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BLACK ChENIOTS.

Toe. Atwood Cheviot, ~ inch ~
es wide Observation-Disclosures. ~
SEE. All-Wool Cheviot. 90 inch A.
es Wlue ........................ Nsj
CSC. All-Wool Cheviot. 81 inch 49,
es wide Observation-Disclosures. /c
$l.25 All-Wool Cheviot. 81 inch z .
es wide .............,........ - :
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BLACK lIrNRlyUAS.

i4c. ATWOOD Henrietta, Sc
inches wide neutrality-suspicious..
G0c Atwood Henrietta. 40
inches vide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
S5c. Atwood Henrietta. "A
inches wide ..,,...................
9Sc. Atwood Henrietta. 45
inches wide .....................
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BLACK CREPONS.

SOC. Figured Crepon, &c inch ~.
cs wide Observation-Disclosures. ZCC
es ''S Wide figured .i. cTepon ~ iaon soc
es vide fesuFea orepon A. incn- S5c
81 % Figured Crepon, A. inches oS.
wide .............. Observation-Disclosures. SOS
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pL,CK DUCHESSE SATIN.

75c. All-Snk Duchcsse, q inch 40
oS Wlde........ '...'.''..''''' -
SSc. Au-Silk Duchesse. p inch -S
Is Wlde....--..--.. ..-'....''''''''' 80
SO AN-Silk Duchcsse. y inch 2E
e. wide Observation-Disclosures ~
$50 All-Silk Duchesse, = inch OS
e. wide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p
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We are overstOcked on Brushes Of al
kinds. 10 reduce Our stock we will sell
them at half their value.

Scrub Brushes were lSc., fOr..... Dc
Clothes Brushes were PC. 13c
Stair Brushes were Toe. for. ........5c
Shoe Brushes We're Zoe. and fOc.,
Tor ...,,........... ....................lSc
All others at one-half they are
marked.
Enameled Handled Potato Washers.
Sc; Rolling Pins. DC. Towel Rollers,
&c: Saw Cutters. I3c., Fancy salt
Boxes, zoe: Spice Sets. &Dc.. Knife
Boxes. 1Oc.: Wash Tubs. 30c, Wash
Boards, be. Chair Seats DC. Hose
Reels, 3Dc.: Ice Bowls Be, Dc. and
lie. Fibre Buckets. zoe; Vanished
Water Buckets Sc Bread Sets. were
25c for i2c; Meet Founders, Sc. But.
ter Paddles, &c. Salad Knife ana Fork,
Zoe. set. Butter Ladies'. DC.
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Sale OF Muslin Underwear.
Corset Covers.
Drawers.

Huge assortments still unbroken. Here are few striking
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Granite lea Kettles, three-quart size,
we're 35c, .or i9o.

5-quart Berlin Sauce Pots. with
covers, were i0c.. now...............-ic
1f-quart Preserving Kettles. sold Ior
Doe, now. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~"
Medium Size Wash Basins. ,...... %
2-quart Granite Covered Buckets zoe
Large Size Ham Boilers. we're W..
for .............. .................... oSc
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Suinmer Furniture.

Stop and look around orr Porch and
Lawn Furniture up to-day in every
detail; Settles. Rockers. Chairs, &c.
It's worth your trip 20 the Furniture
Department 10 see the fine collection Of
summer goods. These goods are In
cOlOrs:
Rattan Rockers. gents size, $40.
Rattan Rockers. ladies' size. 49c.
Rattan Porch Crickets, 49c.
Settees, 49c. ard s9c.
C, ~ for a Morris Chair. for lawn
pZ'4V or porch, antique finish. and
made to stand the weather. Solid COM
fort.
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' '; :; &; !: :. sI797 : 81:

Solid Oak Sideboard, bevcl-piate
glass. polished finished; Solid oak Ey-
tension Table, 6-foot. turned legs
hand finished; Six High Back Chairs,
solid oak gloss finished.
GO 20 will buy n Dresser Of Solid
pO'OO oak. with French shape
bevel plate. size oOx2l inches; size Of
top. 1910 inches, hand-caryed: actual
value. Sl1.
Gu Or Will buy Desk, large and
DiZ'So roOmy; a. plain but neat
combination bookcase and desk. fitted
with French beVoled plate regularly
sold at Sl7.
$3.50 g mill Buy IN an ant Q@ce od Res x
inches deep. - inches wide, 30 inches
high. three drawers ind roller ton.
well made and durable, actually worth
$3.50.
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Rl ACk CHM SILKS.

4sc. An.snk China. Ii inches arc
WIDE .................- ......-"'''s-
G9c. All-Sik China. % inches I2C
wide -.......... ..''''-'''''
soc. Au-Silk China. q inches EOC
wide .............. '.''''''''''''''''
H.19 All-SDk China, &c inches S&C
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Little Brooklyn 0ne.Burner Blue-fIame
Gas Sfove &c

3-Burner Removable Plate Blue
Flame Gas Stoves. .....,..........Si.o Los
Russia Iron Double Ovens, the
largest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Os
Sheet Iron ovens. Will III any stove.
lpt s.sss.s.s.ssss.s.s s.ssfsfsssst sssFfs Nv
REFINED Ovens, medium size. good
bakers ............. .............4O c
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CSC. An-snk Taffeta, 10 inches 2OC
WIDE ............... '.s''''''''''''''
75c. An-Snk Taffeta, 20 inches SOC
VIDE ..........s.... ..''''''
.. ?ss. An-snk Taffetas' p inches JAG
VIDE ............-.-.. s.-...-'-''.-''
IS An-snk Taffeta. "A inches S5C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-25
Three decorations of Dinner Ware, new
imDoridtions, at prices cheaper than
plain white goods.
Carlsbad China Stipp;ed Gold Cream
Pitchers, floral decoration, were I9C,
for &c,

Large Size White Dinner Plates,
were SOC a dozen, now per dozen,
only ....................- ..::.:...:....: DOC
"Rebecca at the Well" Tea Pots,
Were Alc for 2.bc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-25
Our Dining-Room Chairs.

A First-Class. Up-to-Date Cane
Scat Chair, with brace arms. 2OC
at ........... .................. OS~
We keep Leather-Seat Chairs. Pol
ished Wood-Seat Chairs; all grades.
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| &c
| DC

for the 6ne 10l
lar cloth edition
OF VIII and IIr-
NOR, b s. l
Nyc. Mako
fine parting pres
ent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-25
$4,000 Black Goods Sale

Commencing Monday we place
on sale extraordinary values Ill
Black Silks and Black Dress
Goods.