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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-01
Barton.

Barton.
Miss Jennie W1lkie is quite sick.
Miss Myra King is on the sick list.
Charles Dwinell, Jr. of Maiden, Mass.
is in town.
F.B Hall visited friends in st. Johns
bury last week.
Have you seen c. c. Grow in that new
'plece uniform?
F. W. Baldwin was in Hyde Park on
business last week.
Mr.. Dana Cook has moved into the A. B.
Blake house on High street.
Miss Marion Currier visited her sister at
the steam mill in Sutton last week.
Mrs. S. e. Page and family of Island
Pond have moved into III. T. Sewers
block.
The Ladies' society of the CongI church
meets with Mrs. G. z. Hamblet next We'd
nesday afternoon.
II. w. Phillips has moved his shoe re-
pair shop to the rooms over the bank for
merly occupied by w. r. Aldrich.
Mrs. o. II. Mossman goes to Boston to-
day. She will return the last of the week
and her daughter Maud Will accompany
her.
The open season for the catching of trout
begins today, and the brooks far and near
will be likely to be lined with fishermen
for some time.
Ed and Will White start their ice cart
today. They cover a large territory and
give their patrons a frst-class service at
reasonable rates.
The road commissioners will be at the
town clerks office on Thursday, May 4,
1899, at 9 a. M, to settle all claims on roads
for winter work.
Mrs. W. L. Jacobs returned last week
from Burlington where she has been stop
ping with her mother for two weeks. Mrs.
Blake is gaining very slowly.
Wewould call the attention of our read
ers to FL. T. Sewers large ad on page five.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-01


On and after Jan. 1st the Vermont Saw
ings Investment Co. will pay per cent in
terest on time certificates of deposits
payable in giving 80 days notice. Write
E. E. BIakely, treasurer, Montpelier, VT.
We have tons of Ground Oyster Shells for
hens, and can sell them at 70 cts. a bag of
100 lbs, also cracked bone and Pages
poultry food at % cents pound, prolific
poultry food, cheap red pepper etc., for
the hens, at Ovens tt.
Twill buy calves and hogs for stock trai n
every week through April. Commencing
April 18th, will buy hogs for stock train,
lambs and calves every Tuesday forenoon
through the season, at highest market
prices S. E. Winslow, Barton Landing
1925
want fivelcar!loads of maple sugar and
syrup at the marked price; also ton or
two in 10 pound tin packages. E G. Oar
ling, Albany, vt. 1873
Wanted-Five or six experienced table
girls. Apply to Hotel Barton. G. R. Pat
tee, Proprietor lott
For SaIe-Twenty-fiv bags Of grass
seed and clover sold by the bag cheap. G.
c. Grow, Bart on.
Hay for sale. Call on F. w. Baldwin,
Parton 17-19
have about $1,000 feet of spruce and
hemlock logs, which are to be sawed in a
few days. Any parties desiring lumber
sawed for some special work can have the
same by notifying me Immediately. G. W.
Tenney, Barton. Is
Notice.-A darl1ish colored fox hound
with large black spots, is at my pla &c. The
owner is requested to take him away. Geo.
Copeland. Albany, Vt. Is
A S. Wheatley will boon the road in the
early part of the week delivering nursery
stock. Is
All those wanting lots on the Lakenrock
Farm at WilIoughby viii have to buy be-
ore May 18th, 1899, as the day appointed
for the drawing of location Of lot num-
bers will be Thursday, May 255h. The
snow is all gone now land the lots are
staked ou:. Come and see what there IS
for good paying Investment for few
dollars invested. Mrs. Alice j. Lyon,
Westmore. VT. IS
j. R. Farrant wishes to let his custome rs
OF BARRON anu Nlc1utLJ huON CA10 liz Ait10 q
grand sale OF Shrubs and Bulbs commenc-
ing May 1st and ending May 9Th, consist
ing of Hardy Hydrangeas, Snow balls,
Roses and Bulbs. This stock is four years
old, such as you had to pay 81 to $1.25 for
each. Our price is 25 cents each. We also
have Dahiias, strong roots, ;Gloxinias, mix
edisorts, Tuberous Begonias both single
and double, Tuberoses, Gladiolus,, Gamma s,
Golden GLOW Asparagus. All these are
irst-cIsss stock and the prices will sur
prise you. This is your chance gas this sale
is for one week only. J. r. Farrant, New
port, vt. Is
Geo. II. Davis will pay the highest going
price for Eggs, and will also take Maple
Sugar in exchange for goods. 1919
Eyes tested free of charge at Lang's. The
wrong glass wrongly placed will I'M ure
your eyes. The right one rightly adjusted
will strengthen it. A knowledge Of TN c
muscular eye that will enable US to plac G
the lens properly is what we offer you wit b
every pair of glasses we adjust. Geo. c..
Lang, Refracting Optician, Davis Block .18
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-01
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR
Probate Courts.

Probate Courts will De held at the Probate
Office in Newport each Monday. Atthe once
of F. W. Baldwin in Barton on the second
Friday of each month; at the Office of B. F.
d. CARPENTER at Barton Landing in the fore.
noon of the third Friday of each month PAR
ties having business with the Court at Barton
or Barton Landing concerning pending es-
tates will please inform the Court IN aoVance
that he NAV ia ke the necessary papers witt
him. Z. E. ALFRED, Judge OF frooaIe'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-01
Local Advertising.

Advertisements and notices, as prom e,
nades shows and other entertainments Will
he published under this head for tJoo cents a
word for first insertion, one cent word tb ere
after We shall run no advertisement among
local items. Cash must accompany tne OF
der. No charge .oilL be made of less than
fOrtU cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-01

Mrs. George Baker, Mrs. George Dow
and MRS. Reuben Stevens are on the sick
list.-Lillian Mcqueen has gone TO Boston
hoping to get work there.
Dick wilkinson is 10 work I'm the cream
cry. He can drive three horses over the
fearful roads OF the past week with an
much composure as the next one.
Miss Carrie Walters is at work for Rev.
Mr.. Vincent.-Ernest z. Baker moves the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

Real Irish Point Lace Curtains. heavy
scroll pattern. fancy 'scallOped edsei
plain net centre. 3l-2 yards long, ~
inches wide. worth Si5 pair $i''"o
pair.
Extra Fine Nottingham Lace curtains
dainty. double Renaissance border, hsoo
ured centre, locksticked cage, %
fnchts wide. 3 1-2 yards Ions, regular
yaluA g. pair, $3.%5 pair.
Plain Awiss Curtains with Renaissance
edge and insertion. full rufiie, YARDS
long. regular width, usually sell Tor
$3.50. Si75 pair.
T0,u and White Nottingham Lace Cur
taSSs. ten different styles 10 select
from. typed and lock-stitched edge, an
dainty and desirable patterns, 3 II
yards long. full width, usual price $l.oV
now 81 pair.
Striped Muslin Curtains. yards long,
full ruffied, Toe.
! niece OF Lace, Sc inches wide, suitable
for curtains and vestibules worth S9c.
"A ward to close out at f0c. per yard'
l piece Of 50-inch Tapestry for furni-
turc covers. zoe. value, Zoe. yard.
3s-inch Madras Drapery. for summer
portieres and drdperlcs Roman
stripes. zoe. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09
Summer Wash Dress Goods.
Assortment at its height and prices that puzzling
to many dealers. No limit to quantity you may buy.

Anderson's Zephyr Ginghams. the old
reliable goods that are fast colors,
dainty checks and stripes. for chill
drens wear. 25c. value, for 1G 2-3c.
yard
Double-Fold. Satin-Fnished Bicycle
Suiting IL lie. yard.
32-inch Fine Lawns. White grounds.
dainty patterns, y lie. value, Tor
Use. yard.
Imported Warp p. X, in all colors, for
25c. yard
Extra-Heavy Printed p. *, in all the
very latest styles and patterns, lie.
value, for IL lie yard.
Imported French Percales double-fold-
ed, sc inches wide. very fine fabric
has to be seen to be appreciated, 25c.
cloth, for 10 2-3c. yard.
Bleached Duck. eXtra-heavy quality, FOR
skirts, Zoe. value, for q lie. yard.
Linen Color and Navy Blue Ground
White Figured Batste, Zoe. value, in
full pieces. for use. yard.
Light Dress Ginghams, new and desi-
rable styles, Lie. value, for 7-Sc.
yard.
Plaid and Striped Ducks. for skirts and
suits. y lie. value, for u lie. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

Imported Scotch Chcviots, for ladies'
waists and gentlemen's shirts. abso-
Iutely fast colors ~ lie. yard.
Two-Yards-Wid Fast Black French
Organize. SOC value. for 3:ic. yard.
Solid Color French organizes, all the
popular shades. including Black'
121-2c yard.
Imported Dimities, in stripes, dots.
figures. and other designs, both lght
and dark colors. patterns are strictly
confined to US, &c. value, Tor IL lie
yard. r..
Embroidered stripe and Pol * DC
Ratiste. imported to sell at 81 l-Zc.,
these are slightly imperfect Tor
49, -3c. yard. o,.,
Striped and Solid-Color Galatea ClolhS'
tic. value. for iOc. yard. -,
Printed Warp Madras Ginghams' reai
IL l-2c. value, for &c yard MI
New STYLES in Stripes, Dots, ana Fig
ured Piques Il l-2c. value. for 0'-Sc'
yard. ..,ra
solid-Color Lawns, for lining. &c. yar rl.
Bascinet Dimity, in light ana uaiH
colorings. Zoe. value. for &c; yaIu;;
s9-inch Madras Ginghams in plaids anu
stripes. lOc. value, for q lie. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09
ITEMS DEPARTMENT..

Mems I.aundered Percale SHIRTS, some
with . separate collars, some WIN
nair separate cuffs; others with az,
tached collars and cuffs. flnlsned Win
pearl buttons, any style, for -ioc'
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts, war
ranted pure linen bosom, New AorA
mills muslin. patent neokband ana
gussets, continuous stays <eNeIn iHi
proyement of the 81 shirt, LOT "oc'
Mems and Boys Real Percale shirts'
attached collars and Guns, hlcely latn-
dered. finished with pearl buttons io'
30c.
Mems Patent Tlastic-Seam Drawers,
elastic ribbed anklets. all sizes, regu-
lar price 81, for 75c.
Mems Fine Muslin Night-ShIrts, extra
good quality, with embroidered fronts,
finished with pearl buttons, S0c. value,
for 81 lie.
Mems Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand
lerchiefs. full size and extra value.
for IL lie.
Mems Fine Elastic Suspenders. Mohair
ends. patent drawers supporters.
nickel trimmed, every pair worth &c,
for lie.
Mems Four-Ply Cuffs, rounding or
square corners. for iOc. pair
Innings.
Near silk. perfect imitation ........:5c.
Like SILK, looks like near sllk......14c.
Silk Finished, rainbow stripes. for skirts
and Innings, yard wide LIZ 1-2c
Moreen Velour, colored and Black. .l0c.
High colors In Percaline. l5c. grade.
Silk Finished Sateen. zoe. grade. I5c.
Black and Colorcd Canvas, lQc. quality,
7I-.c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09
CRANTTEWARE.

2 and 3-quart Tea-Pots. real value Nti
this sale. I0c.
2-auart Long-IIandled saucepots. real
value Csc. this sale. ~.
2-duart Deep Pudding-Pans, real tl.-,
lOc.. this sale, &c.
S-quart Covered Buckets, real fil' tl.i
this sale. 2Dc.
1lxl6 Oblong Roasting-Pans. real value
4Jc. this sale. 2Dc.
s. and lO-duart LOng-Handie r,il
Pots. real value 7jc.; this sale. ioc
12-ring Mufhn-Pans, real value tt,
15,guart water Pals. real value t.,
this sale. pc.
4 and 6-quart Straight Sauccp0ts. rel
value lOc this sale 2Jc.
Gun Dlppers. real value l0c.; this ae
Sc.
Extra Large Size Brcad-Pans. rl
value DC: this sale. iOc.
2l-quart Dish-Pans. real value 60c., as
sale. i5c.
Extra Large Wash Basins, real vain
DC: this sale, lie.
Largo size Frying-Pans, real 81.
35c' this sale. i0c.
Size 8 Granite Wash-Boilers. real ya.l
$3.50. this sale Si.75.
l2-quart Coifee-Boilers, real value it
this sale. i5c.
Large size Granite Slop Pals, r-
value zoe; this SALE 15c.
Ham-Boilers, real value SEC; this 0f
60c.
Large Size Foot-Tubs. real value r.
this sale. 35c.
10 and l2-quart Seamless Stewing-k
ties. real value 50c.: this sale. 30.
3-auart Tipped Saucepans. real ya
30c. this sale i&c.
17-duart Dish-Pans. real value sQc, ''
sale. Doc
S-duart Tipped Sauccpans. real yac.
40c. this sale. 25c.
Large Size Covered Buckets, real yl.'
he: this sale. Toe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09
WALLPAPER DEPARTMENT.

Estimates given free.
Just to give you an idea of the wealth.
Wall paper for very little money, We
ouote for this week as follows:
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOOD
WALL PAPERS. suitable for any
l room. per roll, only lie.
ARTISTIC PAPER. FOR HALLS, DIN
borders TO match, your choice, lie.
PARLOR. HALL, AND DINING.
ROOM PAPERS. complete line OF
the newest and prettiest designs. such
as exclusive stores ask l5c. per roll
for: here at, per roll. zoe. .-e,
PRESSED PAPERS. AND TAPES
TRIES. i'm all the newest patterns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

&c. Cambria Edge. open pattern, for DC.
yard.
Sc. Cambria Swiss and Nainsook Edges
and Inserting for q &c. yard.
25c. Cambria Swiss and Nainsook Edges
and Inserting. all new designs. VIDE
and medium widths. for I9c. yard.
27-inch White. Blue Red. Lilac and
Pink Allover L. X. Embroidery. q
inches wide. for 1875; Inserting 10
match for zoe. yard.
Nainsook Hemstitching for sc. yard.
9O-inch White AllOvor Putting for Si.25.
Sc. Torchon Lace, inches wide, for &c.
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

The Neutrality-suspicious. sh"o
Company, OF Cincinnnu' ci"S'"
5000 pairs of Fine Oxford 1ies'
New English and Coin Toe-'' H.
md T. lasts. This manufacture
a. noted for making only hnc
ouaIity shoes, but he had DIE
LOS ON hand, ana knowing our
readiness to ensily dispose Oh
Quantities Mt "a price, made us =
cnsh offer. which we nccep'e"'
and. beginning Monday, you mag
,.,, xour choice of these - anu
r ,dies, oxford Ties and southe'"
rios. i'm fine French kid skins
and the very best grade p"'"
teutber. the latest ana ne"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

Bows All-Wool Double
Breasted Suits, double seat
and knee. patent elastic
Wristbands and hold-fast
buttons, every seam sewed
with linen and silk, 500.
Bows Atwood Cheviot
Suits. in Brown, Tan. Gray,
and Black, made double
breasted. and Saline lined,
a $3.50 suit, for Sl.4s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

Boys Sailor Blouse Suits,
ages 3 to S years. made or
Atwood cashmere, cheviot.
homespuns, and crashes,
some with 2 collars and
shields, Suits that you
would expect to pay 50 for,
81. 80.
Boys Black Cheviot Suits.
made double-breasted and
lined with good serge, oSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

40c Valenciennes Lace for 25c. Dozen
Valenciennes Lace Tor 1c. yard
White Venice Inserting, inch wide, foi
Cite. yard.
lS-inch White Oriental Net, the zoe
kind, for 25c. yard.
1O-inch Cream Lierre Lace, hand-rup,
worth Sl.25. 33c
l5-inch Black La Tosca Net. that was
7Jc.. for soc. yard.
$50 Gray Chenille Dot Dress Net, %
inches wide. for 1.25.
pinch White and Butter Venice ALI
over Net for 75c. yard.
White Footing. l inch wide, for &c.
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

Yard Wide Wool Flannel, with pure
silk hemstitching and embroidery,
331-2c. ward; other patterns from
soc to 81 per yard ., an
Spring-Weight. Albatross-Finish, All
Wool Flannel. SJc. value, for -'c'
yard. e.. ,,~o
pillow Cases, bleached. ready FOR use
u en- thS pillow Cases. full size for
ROSTER Gases. two yards long, Tor
Size. each .,...a roadv
Hemstitched Sheets, laundere5aa, , reIuy
for use. full double-bed SIZE O'o' ''''''0'
for ~ f-3c. each -, .,.o srociaI
1rtica Bleached Sheets, full siaei speC ca
,,rices for Monday and Tuesday, not
enough to last longer SOC. each' less
cI .lan Rordered Fringed Table COW
ers 75c. value, for SOC. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09
Another Purchase Ladies OXfordS.

styles, worth S3 of ever, hodyi
money. here at .......... .S-'m.
Misses and Infants ONtords and
sandals. all solid leather Misses
shoes have heels, at prices IN.
heard of before for such good
quality ........ .......''''.l''.
Ladies' Oxfords and southern hut
ton, hnnd turned and Macns sew.
ed. newest spring shapes, worth
UP to s1.TJ, for .......''' .'sl-A
Boys Russet Lace shoes new
English cuts. best finish, all SOLD
leather, newest shade Tan sioo
Tor '''.-
The balance Of the LoWenhui.'
Pfncus Oxfords. good nssortmtf
OF sizes, all styles prices
40 and G0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09
To rHE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND

and suburbs After more than year exPe-
r rienoe in running successfully this great = en-
iernr;se. in spite of the almost universal feel
e ibai It was too large for Richmond we have
demonstrated that it is even possible tor us to
buy larger than last year. and notw,tnsta ma
ind the General rise we are selling many artl-
n l,g for less than manufacturers prices to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

BagJad Denims. &c inches wide, suit
able for portieres and sofa covering
f5c value. DC. yard.
Sllkoline and Tinsel Draperies, nearly
ward wide. colors Old-Rose, FINK
and Lavender. 10c. quality, &c. ydru'
Snoweake Portieres. wide silk stripes,
pink. Green. and Gold combination
heavy ball fringed. IA yards long,
extra width. SO value. $7.4" pair.
India silk Portieres. Roman stripes
mil width. SIS value. $5.9S pair
Madras Portieres. full length and width,
six different styles. Roman stripes
81 10 pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

50 Quality Pure Camers-H Hair Cheviot,
correct Blue, Gray, and Black. tull
yard and a half wide at..........S1 "a.
s. Imported English Broadcloth and
French Venetian Cloth, eXqulsitely
finished, correct Grays, States, Blues,
Casters, and Green's. full 81 inches.
at -. ............. ...............N.5 30.
S25 Broadcloth. Coverts. and Venetian,
full width and color range, at. .osc.
81 Pure Wool 5i-inch Chevi0ts. full
tailor faced, Gray. Castor, 3 Blues.
SPECIALIZE patterns Imported Fancy
Suitings. G TO yards TO pattern nigh
toned styles. high-grade silk and wool
material. sells sl2 10 SIT per suit your
choice .................. ...''''..'.''.'f"'
81 Fancy Suiting, all-wool and silk mix
lures, 45 inches wide. this springs
best designs and latest colorings..5J
4O-inch Atwood Tailor Sulting 2 Blues,
Gray, and Castor. 75c. value. at. SOC.
All-Wool Tailor Plaids, Gray. Blue,
Castor. Brown, strictly high-tune eff
feet for Elton suits or separate skirts.
toc
Ottoman and Serge Plaids, bright coll
ors. imported goods. Toe. value. at .tOc.
5Oc Fancy Suiting. stripes, checks, and
plaids. extraordinary values. at
81 lie.
Wool Double Fold. checks. stripes. and
mixes. 25c. quality. correct coloring.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHs.
One carload Floor Oil-Cloths. "A. 81.
CA. 81. 25c. quality. square yard. lie;
i0c. quality. square yard, zoe. 5Oc.
quality square yard. SOC.
7 rolls Full Yard-Wide Ingram CARPETS,
bought 10 sell at iOc.. price 23c.
All Fine Grade Carpets ut mill prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

23-inch All-Silk Extra
Quality Black Duchess;
Fine Black SILK Poplin; ALI
silk Black Peau de Sole.
Black Brocaded Duchess
and Tameta: Two and
Three-Tone Silks: Ombrc
Stripes; Colored SILK Ra-
chefs; Fancy MeryollieuX:
Illuminated and Shaded
Novelties: Silks which VIC
sold for sl.25 and Sl.3j; now
marked TO sell 79C.
for ...... ..... ..
Pure Black Silk Brocade
Duchess; Black Figured
lIndias; Plain Changeable
Taffetas; All-Silk ColOred
Liberty Satins: COlorcd
Figured and Striped Tat
fetas, every yard Of which
sold for 81; now marked
10 sell, per yard, foe
Tor ....s.. s..s.ss.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09
rrnE WHITE pIMITIEs.

fine. dainty qualities, DISC
onlv about 400 yards; 4 Use
for some Sc. kind: lie. Ior an
elegant sheer quality.
An extraordinary sale OF Fine
French Organize, pure White
121-2c. t-l---A
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Some 1000 Yards of silks

reported by the silk manager slow sellers ana as Gig
qng his stock for the continuous arrival
Summer Silks. There but way to sell them and
have adopted that methodthrow them out special tables
such ba rqan prices will make them memory few da
hence Now do think because these slow sellers
can have no in them They such silks yo
will fairly grab for the present sale prices and could
them without of Advertising but EVERYBODT
to aye chance at them. As much information
sible follows. Every piece is not mentoned:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

Turkoy-Red and Green Fringed Tau
Covers, 21-l yards long, N.25 va "a
for S5c. each.
2-yards-wide Extra-lleavy Satin NJ
mask Irish Linen. new patterns
value. for T5c. yard.
8 special patterns of Si.25 quality Etr.
Heavy Scotch Damask for SO PAPA
81 Napkins TO match for SO d1lz
Bleached Dama-k. fun widtA q,
IL lie. yard.
80 dozen Linen Damask Napkins a.
inches square, Sl.39 value, special q
05c. dozen.
pure Linen German Damask N9pku
tor 00c. dozen.
Huck Towels. Is by SO inChes. h.mma
ready for use. l2c value. i0r -. eacl
Very Heavy Turkish Bath Towels dog.
ne thread. full selVedge. -ac. ya-,
Tor ne. each, for 30.
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SCREENS.

same In Mahogany
Dcc.
Three . Fold, Tai
oak Screens, filed
81. 10; same I'm Ma
hogany. $40.
Japanese Gold En-
broidered Screens
wonderful bargains
500
japanese FOLDING
Fire Screens.
IL 1-2c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

Boys Vestee Suits. 3 TO 5
years, all-wool materials,
some with different color
collars and vest, pants have
elastic Wristbands and
buckles. a Suit fully worth
$3.50. sale at $1.0S.
Boys Gray, Tan, and
Brown Suits. of all-wool
cheviots, cassimeres, Indian
springs. and Black clay
worsted, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

Frame elegantly polished and beauti-
OF crotch mahogany, covering of Moss
Green Roman SIX Plush or High
Grade Satin Damask. regular price, 500;
for this sale. very special at sos.
Exquisite SILK -Damask 5-piece Suits
made by Medicus & Co.. one OF the
best factories in the United States. TO
sell for $225; our price. $3.50.
5-piece Parlor Suits. imitation nahog-
any. velour-covcred, silk embroidered
and finished with upholstered nails,
usually $50 for s31.50.
Parlor Suits. imitation mahogany, in
laid, brocatelle-covercd, usual price.
SIS: sale at $3.50.
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A SENSATION IN
PRICES.
Brass Trimmed
Oak Screen Frames.
29c.: same in Ma
hOgany. zoe.
Oak Screens. filed
ready for use, 15c.
Fancy Grill-WOrk
Screens, filled ready
for use. Toe.
Throe-Fold. Tall
Screens. filed. 93c.;
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IaCeS and EmbrOiderieS.

One of main big features of this big store is the Lac
and Embroidery department. Have the present win
which revelation in Richmond storekeepng
This special lot sale this week.
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'urthcr Shipment or
BLACK DRESS GOODS

n Further shipment or
BLACK DRESS GOODS
from our special purchase of w,
weeks ago viii give this wee.
sale "a complete as~ortment s'",
Write for samples, III you e"h"7
come in person.
5i-inCh Fine Black English Serge
fine texture. worth zoe. yard,
per yard ................... .......... ~
4J-inch Extra Fine Twill. CROW
Imperial Serge. cost &c. tO
here, per yard. at......... .........
36-inch pain Black MOhair IU.
Wool Rich Black Surah Scrsr b..
price. yavd. at........... ....-.....
3S-lnch Ali-Wooi Black storm
Extra F.nisf Black SIX Finish
rietto, Two excellent SOC. grace. s.
~ ..,..........s.,. ..t..-., ..t.t.t' D.. 49,.
S2-inch Fine Double-Warp lia.h
viot Serge. Fine Black lmporicl
ed Armnre. extraordinary sa't -
per yAtd ............-......, $3.50 ~.
52-inch Double Warp Black Scoich
vl0f. hieh fnlsh and the best 81 ~
made, actual worth 49, the y''' =.
52-iach Genuine Black Game. n.
Cheviot, imported 10 retail at IA
yard. here at .......,... .,...t.'' ga
5e-inch superb Black Venetian -
the aneSt French make. regular ~
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BisI SHES.


Scrubbing-Brushes. Be. Nail s'rif
&c: Polished Handled tlo.-f-
Brushes. lOc.. Mane-Brushes 10.
Horse Brushes. IOc.: Shoe BRUSH
b 13c.: Daubers. DC. WhieHl'-'
Ilrll.Ln. 10.