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The age-herald., 1899-08-13

Franciscan and Is at present in the west gathering together some data for another literary effort. His short stories in Mun- sey's, Harper's and McClures magazines especially those treating of life in Mexico, Arizona and Southern California, hhave been well received. as have other tlever sketches displayed in the same hne or work.
 Two stories which have gained renown from him are Moran of the Lady Betty and "McTeague."
 Mir. Norris went to Cuba for McGlure5 Magazine and his articles on that country were characteristic of his ability in that line. His writings have also appeared In local weeklies.
 Mir Norris is about 30 years of age and he has attained an enviable place In the literary world. His fiancee is a clever ana attractive young woman.
 Something very much akin to sociai scandal has been created during the course of the London season which has just come to a close, by the action Of a number of-lades, who, at all the enter tainments given by the new rich' nave made a practice of sweeping down on the valuable fans, silver cigarette cases ana match boxes. At one party given by an American-born lady, namely, Mrs Ralpn Vivian, says a London letter, two titled ladies got away with no less than SIX valuable travelling cloaks each, while at the ball given by Mrs. John Robinson, wife of the South African multi-millionaire, at Dudley House, under the auspices Of Lady Algernon Gordon Lennox, the same ladies with two others, contrived to secure pos- session of twenty of the most expensive presents. The names of the ladies in ques- ton are on everybodys lips at present. But as the people at whose expense these acts of piracy have been perpetrated are xUh n a nOSSnSSp6 SOCIAL tions, they prefer to suffer in silence rather than to run the risk of mourning the enmity of socially influential women by denouncing them or even uttering word of complaint.
 Jessie Bartlett Davis, the famous con- tralto of the Bostonians. singer, whom all lovers of music have for years delight ed to honor, will quit the organization with
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In Society.

MT and Mrs. Charles O. Locke and their little daughter Elizabeth. are spending the month of August in the Black mountains.
 Miss Sue Rogan and Miss Katherine Conner who have been passing a part of the season at Chautauqua. N r., are now in Boston where they joined Miss Rogan's sis- ter. Mrs. Goodbar Jones, of Memphis.
 Mrs Robert Jemison and Mir. and Mrs. Rufus Rhodes who are at Asbury Park will remain through the month of August
 The ladies of the Woman's Exchange are working enthusiastically on the midsum- mer fete for next Thursday afternoon and evening. When 1t is known that these mo-
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social annals of the local lodges to whom it has been a great pleasure to entertain the visitors of the past week.
 Mir and Mrs. John F. Warren entertained last night in honor of their two grandchil- dren. Miss Bessie and Master Sewell Leach. The occasion was the seventy-first birth day of MT. Warren and from to Il o'clock the young people invited made the old colonial residence scene of joy and activ- ity. Dancing and music were bright pas times, and later in the evening refresh ments were served beneath the trees in the garden It was a charming affair and one that will not pass soon from the memory of the young guests.
 Rev. Walter c. Whitaker has returned
 
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The age-herald., 1899-08-13
GREAT FIVE AND TEN GENT saLE-sHApPY STAPLE SELLERS
CHOICE TEN CENTS.

CHOICE TEN CENTS.
 Leather Back Horse Brush.... ..........lOc Quarter Bristle Shoe Brush.... ..........loc Good Size Stove Brush.... .........Wc Polished Back Clothes Brush.... ..,....l0c Nice size Feather Duster.... .......lOc 25c Wire Fly Traps...... ......-..-..'.....loc Beautiful Decorated Cups and Saucers. LUG Handsomely Decorated Dinner Plates....lOc Large Painted Cuspidores.... ........loc Half Gallon Cut Glass Pitchers.... .."..loc 10-inch Cut Glass Cake Stand.--- .......loc S-inch Cut Glass Berry Bowi.... ........lOc Large Cut Glass Butter Disn.... ........lOc Large Cut Glass Sugar Bowl.--. ..i...1Oc Fancy Shape Gravy Boats.... ...-........1Oc Large Ironstone Meat Dish.... ....loc Large Ironstone Deep Dish.... ..........1Oe Hunters Patent Flour Sifter.... ........10c 10-inch Cut Glass Flower Vase.... .....10c 12-auart Milk Bucket. -.........1Oc Gallon Tin oil Can...... ........ .........lOc Gallon Covered Bucket..,. ..........1oc 1O-quart Heavy Dish Pan.... ...... ......1Oc Finished Pound Butter Mould...... ....loc 15-inch Wood Chopping Bowl.... .........1oc Strong Wood Wash Board.... ..-... .....10c Good size Lunch Basket.... -.........10c China Gold Band Cups and Saucers......10c China Gold Band Plate.... ...... .........10c Set Plated Teaspoons. .....l0c Half set Plated Tablespoons.... ........10c Quart Stone Tea Pots.... .........10e Painted Cedar Pails.... ....-........10c Large size Yellow Chamber. .........1Oc I3-inch Silver Engraved Waiter.... ....10c Ouarter Wire Boilers.... ...... ...... ... .10c Round Wire Dish Cover.... .....- ...... .10c Steel Capped Knife and Fork...... .....10c Large Butcher Knife.... ..... .....10c Good Flcor Broom. ............ .l9c Large size Hatchet.... ....... ...-.. .....10c Carpenters Hammer. -........ .lVc s-cup Muffin Pan.... .... ...... ...... .... 10c Large size Brass Lamp........ Ice Big Granite Wash Pan...... ..... ........ 10c Strong Eushel Basket.....,.. .... ........1oc Any size Chair Seat...... ...... 10c Durable Steel Ice Pick.... .....- 10c Patent Ice Cream Measure...... -......... .10c Patent Dove Egg Beatcr.... ...-.... ....1oc
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Various Notes of Interest.

Frank Norris, the novelist and former editor of McClure's Magazine, has chosen a San Francisco girl for his wife. His en- gagement to Miss Nettie Black has been formally announced. MT. Norris is a San
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CHOICE FIVE CENTS.

2-quart covered Bucket.... ...... ..........5c
 Strong quart Coffee Pot...... ........ ....5c
 Large Wire Milk Strainer..... ...... ...5c
 2-quart Kitchen Dipper...... ....... ..5c
 Durable Wood Handle Dipper.. .........5c
 Quart Graduated Measure. ......... .5c
 6-quart Milk Pans. ........ ...... .........5c
 6-quart Pudding Pans.... ...... ...... ..... .5c
 Large size Wash Pan.... ...... ..........,5c
 Mason Fruit Jars (any size).... ......... Sc
 Dozen Fruit Jar Rubbers.... ...... ......5c
 Durable Curling Iron.... ....5c
 Good size Meat Saw...... ........ ........5c
 1s-.nch Heavy Blasting Spoon.... .........5c
 Sewing Machine oil Can..-... ............5c
 Dime Bristle Daubers.... ........ .........5c
 Large Scrub Brush.... ........ ............5c
 Polished Back Nail Brush...... ......... .5c
 Decorated Salt and Pepper Shaker...... .5c
 Cut Glass Cream Pitcher.... ...... ......5c
 Good size Sponge,...., ........ .............oc
 l0-inch Granite Pie Plate.... ...... ......5c
 Five-hole Mouse Trap.... ...... ...5c
 Nickel-Plated Lemon Squeezer.... ........5c
 Box good Paper and Envelopes.... ......5c
 Three Cakes fine Toilet Soap...... .....5c
 Two Bars Fairbanks Laundry Soap......5c
 Large Ironstone Dinner Plate.... ........5c
 Fancy shaped Handle Cup and Saucer. 5c
 No. or Brass Burner...... ..............5 .5c
 Patent Steel Can Opener.... ........ ...... sc
 Bottle Browns French Shoe Dressing .5c
 Large Ironstone Deep Bowl.... ...... ....5c Dime Package Toilet Paper...... ........5c Box best Tooth Picks. s...... ..... ..........5c Finished Hotel Goblet.... ...... ..........5c 50-foot Jute Clothes Line.... ........ .....5c Dozen best Lead Pencils.... .... ........ .5c Dime Dressed Doll... ...... .-.... ....... .5c Quarter Novels. best authors.... ....... SC Assortment Sheet Music.... .... ...... .....5c Tubular Lantern Gobe.... eco. .5c Strong Dressing Comb,... ...... ... ..... .5c Dozen Boxes Matehes.... ...... .... .... .5c JonN.N Ctaa1 ('hopt,int k 6o Four Steel Coat lfooks...... ......... .... .5c Glass Lemon Squeezer. ......... ..... .....5c Dime Wire Bowl Strainer.... ...........5c Wire Potato Masher.... ........... ...... .5c Large size Potato Gratcr...... ........... Sc X few of our 5c and Ice articles. Thou sands of others. The Big Store will save l you money.
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m GEE Ensleys new suburb. Tuxedo 0U MAI Park, the finest and most desir- able property around Ensley. Lots S75 each.
The age-herald., 1899-08-13

EvcIucfun Everyone who has pride LkOiuSiVO in their home likes to have noc iuuc in rooms decorated different UOSiullC HI from anyone elses in the Wall banor city. Approaching this fact, NIGH | OvOI I am careful to buy my choicest patterns in very limited quantities, so that the purchasers can be assured that they are getting something that will not be common. I have extensive assort- ment of the very newest and handsomest filings in wall paper. W. D. Colby, Wall Paper and Art Goods, 2023 First avenue.
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Grown Jewel or Silver Leaf Flour is made from pure Winter Wheat.

The expansion atlas is up-to-date. Free to every new subscriber to Daily Age Herald.
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Continued on Thirteenth Page.)
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Mrs. Christopher Shroup of Tucson, Ariz., will visit her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Meade in September.
The age-herald., 1899-08-13

Mrs. James Bowron and Mrs. G. P. Me- Cormack, with the members of their fami- lies, will probably go to Tybee this week.
The age-herald., 1899-08-13

MT. Addison G. Smith has returned from a fishing trip
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
Other Silk Surprises.

10 pieces Strictly All Pure SILK Black
Brocade Taffetas, the non-crushable.
reversible kind, a fine assortment OF
new designs, including polka-dots. set
patterns and floral designs, usual d9c.
quality, for S9c. yard.
Black Satin Duchess, pure SILK extra
fine finish, sells regularly at 6Sc. yard,
20 inches wide, for 4lc. yard.
Sole. a heavy. durable weave, splen-
did fabric for separate skirts, Sl.21
values, for SIC. yard.
Illuminated Satin Celtic" new silk
for waists. worth sec, for 2Jc yard.
S25 yards OF Corded 1sheta Silks, 81
and 81 Is qualities. In all the SWEETEST
and newest colorings. all 30 for zoe.
Heavy Corded stripe and Check Japa-
nese Wash Silk, just the thing for
cool summer wear, SSc. qualities, Tor
l6 2-3c. yard.
This Seasons Exqu.sltely Printed Fou-
lard and India SILKS. the proper Idea
for seryiceabie costume, light, me-
dunn, and dark effects, value ~ and
S0c.. choice zee. yard.
Special lot Of Black All-silk Plain and
Satin Stripe. Sewing SILK Grenadine.
worth $ll9, for 76c. yard.
JIG 2-2c. yard for White Japanese Wash
SILK. soft lustrcus finish.
27-inch All Pure SILK Crow-Black Japa-
nese silk. Toe. value. for 4ic. yard.
Crepe de Chine, in plain and figured ef-
fects. the soft crinkly kind, for 75c.
yard. worth Si.25
Lot of Check and Stripe Taffetas. none
but this seasons choicest colorings,
value from Ssc. TO 81 per yard. any
for SIC. yard.
FROM 10 TO 1890 O'CLOCK
pieces Fancy Tafretas, including some
OF the newest styles aud colorings.
none worth less than 4ic., toy &c.
- yard-limit. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
soc. Cream Point Lierre
Lace for IOC. yard.

Black Lace Serpentine Insertions l2'2c'
Widest Black Lace Insertions for &c
yard. 81 H..
Black Valenclennes Laces, lsc. a dozen
yards. , l.,
Ecru SILK Lierre Laces. loo. yard In
stead OF 2jc. Do,.,,, ~,
Whte) 10c. yard.
Real French Nalenciennes Laces ior &C.
a dozen Yards. r.A.aa
Wide Point de Paris and DUCHESS
Laces, l2iac. yard. MT.
All-Over Bow-knot Design hehaio
sance Laces, worth N&; this spe1'@'
price coo. yard.
lace Bow X nots. Zoe. each: -.
Handsome Black-Si!k An-Oyer Dress
Nets, new. handsome designs. 'oc-
yard and up. 49,. % -
Biack Renaissance, All-Over Nets $-.'o
10 $.25 yard-Bands 10 match
French Nalenciennes Insertions C
yard and up. ,o- s....,
Fire Valcnciennes Edges FOR l9c. dozen
yards. Others AZ sc. dozen. usually
cost SOC. .l,-
FROM $3.50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Pretty Silk Lierre Lace. inches VIC;
usually costs l5c. yard; this special
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
Another new step in
Cotton Goods Retailing.
Prices and styles that are
original.

NEW EXPENSIVE FABRICS FALL lNIo
THE BARGAIN POT. ...
shade OF solid-colored effects, that
cost 1Sc wholesale, for S5-4c.
New Corded French Orga 1dies, IN nahuc-
soonest floral or Navy with WHITE cI-
feet. costing lSc to land enoic1 beId 20 ~
this time at II 1-2c. wholesale; Moh-
DAYS price, 3-lc
Imnorted Madras. 81 inches VIDE, IN az
the new weaves, for Z l-2c.- instead OF
10 2-3c. oa,.s In oil tho
designs of 1893. Tor iqc. .,,.,,. ool-
ored dots, cost 29c. 10 make, Tor l. l-zc,
The Genuine Sea Island Percaies ioi
Is o. Sac French Chalies. fast colors' for
A., Bleached Cotton. free from dressing
From ITp $50 $50 TO 0 O'CLOCK
Fine Unbleached cotton l l4r io IN SsoiiG
q 10 45c Imported Marsellles' III SOLO
aud printed effects. II l-Zc. ,,.-
,ioht and Dark Fancy Dress Prints
6l-ic. ones, for &c. ..,... ,,r,,,.od
CSC. Piuue Welts. IN hahuso'no P''''e'
,,oe,nroidored organizes. in pretty fig
,,rod effects. for 1Oc.-cost 229 TO make
1mnorted Dress Ginghams, 20 ana S'0
trades (water damaged, DC. 4 yard.
le 2-Se Handsome Printed Orsd"u'e''
light and dark grounds 5c.
CSC grade full 1914 Bleached shee'lns
,ci hor Sc Scotch Dimities. in light and darl
STYLES. cost lsc. to import d I9r &C. ,,os.
Extra Heavyweight Bed TICK, cios'
woven feathesr, pro 6, Ein 1c,K Sl-Se'
pIeached Cotton, heavy round
thread kind. 23-4c a.
Pretty Figured Di ,itbsi ~ n ,6 new 0e
e. GRADE Shifting Prints, neat nattN
designs. for 2l-2c. .., zoe
Red. White. and Blue hu'''"s' i"4
rpoN 70 TO 1880 O'CLOCK
f. efaae of Apron Check Bingham To-
~ q printed Dimities, that cost 2oc
rS CO. imnort water damageO, Tor loc,
racta Glnsnam for cn ssirt foH I2iasc eN
act 'n Sei,ststin0 Crash, full 90 inches
h, Hn;se the &c. quality, for 9$,ic:
Solid Color orsandies. me anu A"es'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
nc. Sheer Fine White
Plaid Organize Swisses
for SIC. yard.

White Frenct Organdies, extra WIDE
grades, costing up to 4Oc., Tor j l--c'
yard.
25c Finest White India Iinons and
Imported Cords for 3 SIC. yard.
The best &c. grade India l1nons Tor
27-Sc. yard.
4O-inches-wide India Linons. grades
costing up 10 y 1-2c., can be picked
from this lot for 43-ic. yard.
Another lot Of 4O-inch White lndld
Iinons, costing up TO 25c. yard, can
be had for s 7-Sc. yard.
Sheer White Striped Muslins. Dlmiues'
and India i.nOns for 3-ic. yard' none
cost less than Sc.
material. looks like the French. for
3-lc. a Xard; costs double this price
ordinarily. %
@Extra-Heavy White French Welts, -
to SOC. grades, for u 1-2c. yard.
Heavy White Corduroy Welts. mis-
take I'm the finishing makes price
93-4c.. instead Of 25c. yard.
21OO yards of the Finest Dotted SWISS
es. Dimties, Tuckngs. and other new
fancy stuffs. costing 10 and 20c. YARD,
any for 93-4c.
beautiful Lace-StripCd Organizes and
Workings. that can't be equalled under
19c.. for 3-ic. yard.
GO pieces Coored Tarlatan, i l-2c. Sort
71-2c yard VII.
go Yards Sheer White India Linons
long fold. the best at lOc., from the
fire sale. 1910. yard.
The Finest 40c Imported Nhlte ScOlch
Dimities are here at Il lie yard.
Imported White French Nainsook, sue
grade, DC. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
Black French Crepons,
i'm blistered effects, that
cost S. a ward, for Sc.

Importers entire lot of Wide Double
Width Mohair Crepons. large range OF
styles, choice patterns. short lengths
and full pieces, at the unheard price
of 19c. q yard.
81 grade Atwood 50-inch wide XXX
oxford Serge, soft silky texture, for
69c. yard.
Wide. Double-Width All-Wool Crinkled
Crepe de Chene. a delightful summer
fabric, a good Sjc. value, for 45c. a
yard.
4i-inch Pure Mohair and Wool Imported
Crepon, for $ll9, cost maker more than
double TO land.
Exquisite designs in Wool and Silk Gre
pons cost importer upwards of $50
yard to land, for $l.4S yard.
46-inch All-WoOl Satin Brocade Melrosc
Cloth. newest designs, were 81 Il yard
for SOC a yard.
AT 75c. a yard, choice selection of Bro
caded SOliels. Jacquards. English
Whipcords. and Mohair Poplins, were
Sl.l9, $l39. and Sl.4S yard.
3S-inchwide ATWOOD Seeded Armure
Cloth. lightweight. for 39c. yard.
cost maker Gle. a yard.
All-WOOl, Hard-Twisted English Suit
ing, for 3jc. yard, suitable for sepa-
rate skirts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
Buying RefrigeratOrS is an
investment for years.

Don't take talk for grant0l. W n y
proper comparison. The North Star az
the recommendation OF Thousands
Richmond families. It's the "Ho.s-
rigerat0r' OF America. We know
be. Come. see It's many merit. -
yCu'll not want any other Prices a.'
cheaper. too, than their poor.- ..-
sold elsewhere.
Refrigerators with removal.
portments, and hold % pounds .. Dr."
for s. 30.
Regular SIS Refrigerators. u.l D
er5. for $3.50
Large RcfrigeratOrs. with water
ers and shelves. will h0d job
of Ice. for $3.50
Rofrgerators. with double DOORS "
hold 80 pounds OF icc. flr SIS
N0rth Sur lce-Chnsfs s. nA o. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
Best 7Oc. Corset ever
sold Monday 32C.

ASK TO see the II. & II. Long-Waist.
Short-Hip Summer CoTsets highly
perfumed with Roger a. Gallets ex-
tract TO be sold Tor 81.
81 Nursing Corsets for 75c
$3.50 Bias-Cut Z. Ii. Corsets, for Mon
day, A.75.
Abdominal Corsets, specially for stout
figures, White or Drab, sizes % to &C.
for 81.
Young Ladies' Ferris Waists. with
plated busts, for 75c.; Misses Waists
for soc.
Several styles of our $50 and s1.75 Cor
sets TO be closed out for 81.
Regular Soc Corsets. for Monday, 25c.
Sale of Kid Gloves, White. Black,
ana CoIOred, cost vi Ia Sl.1O, for
zoe. n pair.
2-Clasp Fine Mocha Gloves. 81 pair.
Silk and Isle Gloves. cost up To 47c.,
for 25c.: 25c. l4isle ones. 10c. n pair.
More than 30 pairs of Portiercs,
cost up tn $1f. for SO "a pair.
Real Handmade Bagdad Portieres, $3.50
pair; usually $3.50
Fine Nottingham Loce Curtains, g.
inches wide, for $685. cost us $3.50
Dainty Bob-Net Curtains, with fancy
borders. for SEQ pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, full length
for 45c., that sold for sec. pair.
Fancy Lace-Stripe Muslin for cottage
curtains regular l9c. quality, for
60 &c. yard.
white-Ground Swiss. in fine quality
with fancy colored dots, &c. grade,
for IL lie. yard.
Fancy French Saline for sl-sc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
Thin-BlOwn Lead Gl
TumblerS, &c. each.

Finger Bowls. all cOlors. I3c. each;
class Table Sets, containing sugar dish'
cream pitcher, butter DISH ana spoou-
holder. l2c. set. ,-,.-. H..
Cut-Pattern Water Sets, containing jug
and tumblers for l9c. set.
Cut-Pattern Flower Vases. &c. each.
crystal Fish Globes. Zoe. eacn.
25c. Water Pitchers. l0c. each.
Cut-Pattern poon-Holders, &C., were
Zoe.
Vinegar or oil Bottles, &c. each.
Cut-Pattern Ice Bowls. Sc. each.
Cut-Pattern Wine Glasses. PC. each.
SlVer-Top Claret Jugs, 81 each
Blown Tankards. were 7jc., for DC.
each
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Beautiful Engraved Thin Glass Tumb-
lers. 212c. each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Cut-Pattern Butter Dishes, 4c. each.
FROM il TO y O'CLOCK
Glass Relish Dishes. lc. each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
A full 4-Quaft Seamless
Granite Saucepan for nc.

Double Rice Boilers, 25c.
6-quart Covered Cray Sauce-Pots, PIC.
On-StOve Tea Kettles l9c.
Granite Seamless Dish Pa a.. i5c.
Granite Water Buckets. R-quart size,
FOR DC. usually 50c.
1G-quart Soup or Dinner Pots, 4Sc.
Granite Roll Pans. H.. each.
Granite Basting spoons, Ladies, and
Dppers. Sc. each.
4-quart Gray COtfee-POts, l1c.
Large Oblong Roasting Pans. &C.. regn-
lar DC kind.
s-auart Buckets. l0c.
Large Granite Salt Boxes, loc. each.
Granite Batter-Bread Pans. Zoe.
soc. Gray Foot Tubs. 25c. each,
Blue and White Imported DISH Pans
zoe. -
6-rlng Granite Corn-Cake Pans. lVc.
s-quart Deep Pudding Pans, lVc.
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK
Granite Jelly-cake Pans, &c. eaeh'
FROM II TO II O'CLOCK
Large Convex Sauce or Cooking fVls'
usually 76c., for CSC. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
81 Mexican HammOckS, full
size, for 45C.

R-foot Folding Curtain Stretchers wia
best brass pins, Csc; ll-f00t Ng
oak and Mahogany-Finishcd Slh0ll.-
Filled Flre-Screcns, 4jc
Painted Double Lawn Swings. il.A ....
LIGHTNING BEARING LAWN NOU-
Frs. EVERY PART GUARANTEED
CLOSE CUTTERS FOR Sl3q
Best Csffee- Mills, steel buhrs --t
Blizza~d Ice-Cream F'recZcgs. I..-
size. T9c.
4-bali Croquet Sets. 39c.
Fireplace Screens. D.. each
japanese I.awn-Party Lanterns tra
large size. 60c per dozen.
Hose Reels fjc each
FROM SIS TO O'CLOCK
japanese Straw Porch Mats IT, each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
1000 yards Ioc. Canvas
for &c. ward.

300 yards best 1G pc. Black Canvas
for 10c. yard.
1,2OO yards Black and Tan Gray Cam
vas fotT9-2c. yard.
1GCO yards Fancy Metallic Innings.
worth 3jc. yard, for 1Sc. yard
The New Skirtings. Black ground with
fancy borders sold everywhere at
16 2-3c.. for L l-2c. yard.
1000 yards Mill-End Innings. in lengths
from Ia to 5 yards worth upwards
Of PIC yard. FOR 10c. yard.
yard.
Like silk. imitation silk lining, bright
cOlOrs and Black y BE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
700 Rattan Seat Porch
Rockers, the usual 69c. kind,
for 3QC.

Straw Porch Seats. Sc. each
Solid Oak Cane-Seat Highly. Polished
Dining Chairs 49c. each.
Hardwood Backing Cases. with carpet
covered top, 79c. each.
Walnut. Oak. and Mahogany Clothes
Racks or COstumers, DC. each.
Oak Bath-Tub Seats, with nickel fix
lures. IN any Size tun. wrapped with
rubber worth 8. for Sli9.
Best Bath Spray or Shower Hose, 7jc.
others up 10 so.
Hammock Arm Chairs. folding. 29c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
The James Elliot E Co.
Fire Stock Sale
The Store Is the Marvel Of Whole Community ne
BY ORDER OF the INSURANCE COMPANIES

Producers and importers stand awed
READ THESE LINEN AND WHITE GOODS
PRICES. See what superior qualities come
under the sacrifices. Such great variety Of
reliable, good stuffs were not thrown on the
market at whatever prices they would fetch
under the auctiOneer's hammer for years.
Thousands of dollars worth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
From 10 to 1920

Wide Double-Width Pure Mohair and
Wool Clay Diagonal, pure Black, fine
finish, excellent wearer. cost max er
36c. a yard to land, for 19c. a yard
FROM II TO 1880 O'CLOCK
Wide Double-Fold Armure Brocades for
FROM $3.50 TO O'CLOCK@R
Finest grade Double-Width AH-WooI
Camers-Hair Serges, for pc. a yard.
12mo. ClOth-Bound Books, including
nOvelists, poets, etc, at Soc; limos.
at 15c.
Sorrows Of Satan, by Marie CorelH: The
Choir Invisible. and Phroso, for Sjc.
Works of all the popular authors. in
Guiding Marlitt Edna Lyall, Rosa
Carey, and others, for S1-2c.
Other PaDer- Bound Books for 1-0c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
AIl-Wool 44-inch Color
ed Scotch Suiting that
cost $I.25, for 25C. a yard.

Wool Dress Fabrics, new shades, for
15c.. instead of SOC.
Mohair Beige Suitng. I'm all cOlors, full
double width. Il regular 2jc. goods,
for CSC. yard.
All-Wool Skirt Suiting. i'm Gray and
Tan. only 37lac. the yard.
High Glass Novelty Dress Fabrics, this
seasons newest productions, that sold
for $l.25 and $50, at 30 and 7jc. the
yard.
Every shade in French Broadcloths, the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
Candy Surprise. Fresh
Cream Almonds l3c.a p0und.

Butter Scotch Covered Frh's unO ""'-'
i2c pound. t.st
Wrapped Cocoanut Carameis' wv
quality, iSc. pound. .a
chocoiate Molasses chips, pc posnII
Nut-COvered Chocolates. D.
Resi- Sngar-coated Marshmallo~s ~
pound.
Empire Mixed. SC. pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14
$50 Stamped Button
Bags. complete, &C. each.

Applique Mats, with bIOnJe net cen-
tres. worth 25c. for he each
Finest quality Linen Glove and Hand
kerchief cases. stamped in newest de-
signs. worth 7jc.. for SOC.
Finest quality Linen Hemstitched Mats,
well worth l9c. special l0c.
400 Finest Applique Qr!sh Point Scarfs
worth Sl.25 10 $50 each, for 20 and gee
each