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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
SHENANDOAH.
County COurt-Knigbts of Pyfhias-
Low Water.

WOODSTOCK. VA, December 10 (Spe-
cial)-County Court adjourned on Tues
day evening. after being in session but
two days. The criminal docket of this
court is without case.
on next Sunday evening, at the Re
formed church. Rev. w. j. Cooke. pastor
of the local Christian church. viii preach
the annual sermon 10 King Arthur Lodge.
Knights Of Pythias. Of this place.
G. i. Hisey. a prominent druggist of
Edenburg, I'm this county, is very III IL
his home In that place. and it is thought
that his sickness Will prove fatal.
Tie gigging season for this county has
expired by law. More fish were killed In
this manner this autumn than for many
years back. This was made possible by
the clear and low condition OF the river.
The drought I'm this county is becoming
a more serious matter each day For
the past six weeks there has been less
than an inch OF rainfall and for six
months the fall has been very deficient.
Many farmers and stOck-raisers are COM
PEELED TO drive their stock 10 water twice
daily. and I'm many cases they have to
so as far as three miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
A FIurrah Price OH Ready
Made Garments to Sell
Them Quick.

The stock is over-full and the time TO-
selling short. That's reason enough al
Cohen's.
Ladies' Best $3.50 Tailor-Made Cheyiol
Jackets, I'm Black and colors. at Sl.''.
70 Ladies' Jackets. Of Brown and OK
ford diagonal cheviot. with lnlai1
velvet collars. AZ $50. sold up t. -.
$ for Light Tan Jackets, full sllk-hncu'
usually $3.50.
$3.50 FOR TAILOR MADE SUITS, oil
Venetian and chcviot, single ana dot
bic-hrca sted jackets lined with hedFS
taneta. sold up 10 $3.50.
so for Tgilor-Made suits, or dll-Woo'
homsspun and light and dark sha"rss'
with tuuic and saodie-back skirts, al
ways SIS and 81.
Al-N DOL BLACK CheviOt Suits. with SILK
lined jackets. skirts with best perca'
line. mt 800, always sl2 D.
SKIRTS, Of wide vale diagonal serge,
gotten up % sell Tor 500. are 81.
or Black Storm Serge, with pest lining.
at 81 ~. that are usually SD.
$3.50 Black Crcpon Skirts all the new
est styles and effects. for $50.
Eidcrdown Dressing Sacqaes, in al.
shades with neck ribbons at DC, lJi
the 81 grade.
Bath Robes. in plain and fancy elder
downs, at specially reduced prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
Grasp the Idea OF Selling
Silks Now as They
Should Be Sold in
January Sales.

We must hurry the stock to quantity
reductions.
Black Taffeta BrOcades. In neat, small
effects % inches wide, worth 81, spe-
cial for 5jc. yard
TwO-TOned Satin Br0cades i'm IL diff
fcrent new cOlOriugs, beautiful for
shirt-waists 4ic. value. for 26c yard
Black All-SilS Surah Twils. 20 inches
wide. extra good, csc. quality, for
81 1-2c. yard.
27-inch All-Silk Black Duchess Satin.
extra heavy and lustrous, worth 50,
for $l.j0 yard.
Pinch Black ArmuTe. beautiful for
whole costumes. worth $50 for 95c.
yard.
Black All-Silk FaiHe Franchise. ex-
quisite. lustrous finish, s. value, for
Csc. yard.
Solid C0lOred Taffetans. i'm new effects
for waists or Innings. i5c. value, for
csc. yard.
AH-Snk Crinkly Crepes. entirely new
weaves in evening tints, worth $3.50.
for Soc yard
ft-Finished Liberty Satins all pure
silk, 81 values. for SOC. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
SCOTTSVILIE.
Personal NoteS-Tnkcn Suddenly HI
Farm Sold.

SCOTTSVILLE. VA, December 49,
Especial )-Miss Ellen Boyd, employed at
the old Dominion Hospital, Richmond. as
trained nurse, is here at home, on sick
furlough. and will probably be here until
after January /. 1900. Her mother Mrs.
Boyd. IS still on a visit in Nelson county
Mrs. Jane Thomas. relict Of Smith g..
Thomas. died Monday AT her home, near
Central Plains, Of old age. being over 20.
The burial took place yesterday. Rev. j..
II. Daniel, OF this place, officiating.
a telegram received here yesterday by
Mrs. d. Ii. Pitts. from Washington city,
announced the death. al her home. in
that city, Of Mrs. Staples. widow OF Cap
tain w. Giles Staples. formerly of this
town.
BY phone message from Charlottesville
yesterday afternoon, 1t was learned that
Mr.. William j. Cleveland, our efficient
and faithful mail-carrier between our
town and that place. became very i'll just
as he was about 10 receive the mail for
his route and tainted, but he is thought
10 be better 20 DAY.
Mr. Vincent Peiley Jr., OF Chariottes-
vile. Is visiting in our town this week.
MI. waters. OF 1liWOOus III NAiio
county, was in town to-day, accompanied
by Mrs. Waters. and driving very last
pair Of Hackneys
Mr. James White, OF Red Hill recently
sold the elegant farm just above our
town, which he bought from the Gaht'
estate. to Mr.. Snapp, of Rockingham
county. who has just moved to II win
quite large family.
Mr. Henry Lane OF Lane brothers q
Co. returned Sunday from trip 10
Washington city. aud is now at his home
near Esmont.
Mr.. A. G.. Bell. who has for two weeks
past been confined 20 his home by sick
ness. was out to-day, and took drive t'
tho country.
Mr.. T. G. Moon. who spends most OF
his time I'm Lynchburg. was here Satur'
day and Sunday.
Mr.. John A. Briggs. formerly of Rich
mond. who has been on a visit 10 his
mother. i'm this place. loft Sunday FOR DIS
new home, near Caldwell. w. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
The Holiday Kid Gloves
Show the Eventful
PrOgressiveness
Here.

Every kind Of the best Gloves one miLht
call for, and every size Of all. Gloves are
exchangeablc after the holidays. The
prices. too. are as progressive as the
Gloves in quantities, varieties, and gooG-
ness.
Regular Dressed-Kid Gloves. finest
grade made in the world. for 81 IS pair.
Finest Paris Kid Cloves. i'm 2-c,as.s.
for $3.50, all colors and Black.
Handsome 2-clasp Mocha. ia Gray. Tan.
OMblood. Mode, and Black, for 81
pair.
Ladies 2-clasp Dressed-Kid Gloves. in
az the best shades; also, Black and
White and Pearl, for 81 pair
Gloves for Zoe, best quality. al. new
and fresh selected stoch, sell any
whore for ST.
Misses 2-clasp Dressed-Kid Gloves. IN
an colors. Tor 7jc. and 81 pair.
Misses and Childrens Mittens for 10
and 10 and 10 and 2jc. pair.
And the many others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
THE TEXAS SAILS.
Legislation to lie Asked by Ncwpor
News.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, December 13.
(Special)-rhe battleship Texas sailed
this morning for Habana. Cuba. TO take
on the bodies of the Maine victims.
The legislative committees Of the COun-
ell and the Business Mems Association
have recommended TO the Council that
the following legislation be asked Of the
General Assembly az this session: Ex-
tend the city limits on the north 70 take
in Flfty-seventh street, and on the south
TO Hampton Roads; increase the number
Of land assessors from one TO three; pro-
vide Tor six terms of the circuit Court
here. instead OF four, issue bonds
amounting to $4,000 for municipal i'm
prOyements: change the boundaries OF
the wards 10 take in the new territory
suggested
Ine Council will present this petition 10
the Legislature. and there Is no doubt.
it IS said, that all of the requests will be
granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
That of burning Two Canning Fac
tories,

WARSAW. VA. December lS.-(spe-
cial)-Charles r. Lewis. Of Lewisetta.
Northumberland county and a negro
named Henry Howell were arrested last
night and taken to Heathsville and lodged
in jail, charged with having burned the
canning of Thomas H. Fallin, at
Coan, and a like factory of l. w. Court
ney. at Mundy's Point. The former fac
tory was burned in 1896, and the latter
was burned last year The preliminary
trial was postponed for ten days in order
to secure witnesses. and the accused were
refused bali.
Mr.. Lewis al one time was a man Of
great wealth. having engaged largely in
the oyster business at LeWisetta, and
owned and operated magnificent line
Of steamers plying between Baltimore
and Washington. In late years he met
many reycrses, and has lost about his en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
MAYOR JONES ovERRuLED.
His Municipal Ownership Ideas Set
Aside by city Council.

LNeW York Times)
TOLEDO, O., December 12.-The City
Council Of Toledo has completely over
thrown the municipal ownership ideas Of
Mayor Jones 50 far as Toledo is concern
ed. Mayor Jones walked out Of the COM
mittee meeting to-day. saying: well, /
guess l am no longer wanted"
The City Council has ordered the sale
of the Toledo National gas plant TO J. y.
Bick for S228.Joo, although Mayor Jones
presented a proposition from a firm Of
fering 10 furnish the city with gas at
low rate and at the end OF ten years 20
turn over the plant 10 the city free Of
charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
The COHEN CO EiE COHEN CO. THE COHEN CO THE COHEN co

pital surgeons will, it is stated, be as
signed 10 the port.
The spread of smallpox among white
persons in Portsmouth has disconnected
those who thought the type of the disease
prevailing throughout the South would
be confined to the colored population.
mouth. and al the City Council meeting
last night more rigid quarantine of in
fected houses was advocated.
Mary Elliott stands charged with biga-
my. She is alleged TO have married Will
liam Tyler while her first husband was
still alive
MIS-. Ellen Nolan Lawless wife Of Mr..
Thomas }. Lawless and the mother Of
Hon. Joseph II. Lawless. Secretary Of
the Commonwealth died at her home, in
Portsmouth, to-day; aged 81 years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
PropertN Transfers.

Richmond: Walter Christian. Clerk. 10
y. b. Van Buren,. 70 feet on south side
Williams street. 80 feet east Of oak street.
in name Of Luther Martin. for taxes.
The Columbia building and Loan As
ISOLATION. Of Richmond. Va. 10 John r.
Holmes and EdmOnia Anderson, 10 3-l2
feet ON Leigh street. at northeast corner
lombardy street. 81 200
HenricO: Ann ". BidgOOd's trustee 10
}. Watson Phillips. 2l.25 acres on Horse
pen road about five miles west Of Rich
mond. 5000
r. =. Chahin and wife 20 Hannah r.
Hudnall 10 feet on west side of Meadow
street. 20 feet north OF New York avenue.
in the plan of River View 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
BOOK INTELLIGENCE.

THE BOOK FITS INTO ANY CORNER
OF YOUR GIFr-HOPE, AND IF BOOKS
ARE MOST FITTING OF ALL GIFTS
YOU KNOW. THEN THIS STORE is
ENTITLED TO THE ENTIRE FIELD
OF TIE RICHMOND BUYING PUBLIC
THIS BOOK STORE IS THE MOST
LIBERAL PATRON TO ALL GOOD
BOOK PUBLISHERS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE UNITED STATES
THIS SEASON THE TURN OF COM
PETITION HAS FORCED THE SIEVE
RAJ. MILLIONAIRE PUBLISHERS TO
WISH THEY WERE NOT IN THE PUB
LISTING BUSINESS. WHILE SOME OF
THE WEAKER sUCCUMBED TO THE
NECESSARY PRICE ARGUMENT THIS
STATE or AFFAIRS Is SHOWN IN
THE PRICES OF THE PRESENT
BOOK SALE HERE. CAN'T MAKE
PROMISE OF SUCH PRICES AGAIN.
To-day or until half Of one thousand
Morocco Covered. Padded Poets, Familiar
Quotations, Prose. and one thousand and
one Gems Of English Poetry are sold.
well sell them for 75c. a book. Had TO
buy that many in order 20 make cash
down price.
Tho New Standard Atlas Of the World.
large scale maps of every country and
civil government upon the face Of the
g1obe, illustrated with colored da-
grams showing area, population
wealth. debt. statistics OF manulac-
turt, commerce. etc, for $3.50.
Ehakespqarr'Q Works complete at bgC.,
SIS Nte $50. S.25. and -.
Complete edition OF Thackerays Works
in 10 volumes silk cloth binding. for
S26S: tbree-Quarter calf binding. $3.50.
Count OF Monte Cristo Les Mserables'
French Revolution, etc, complete in
volumes, for SEC.
Dickenss Works. three-quarter calf. eX-
cellcnt type. for SO; silk cloth binding,
illustrated for $3.50.
Works of Kipling. Conan Doyle Ilaw-
thorne. Emerson. LOngfellOW, In
volumes, excellent type and binding
for CSC.
Braeme and Edna Lyall. for &C
Thelma. Lambs Tales from Shake
speare, John Halifax works Of Henty.
Alger. Thaddeus Of Warsaw. Scottish
Chiefs. the Duchess Works. and nu-
merous others. I'm handsome binding of
fancy cloth and gold, for l5c.
Dainty Little Handy Volumes, in diff
ferent colors of cloth binding, includ-
ing most choice titles, Tor &C. otherS
at y y. 10. p. and DC.
Any Of the recent publications. Tor poe.
Among them are Janice Meredith,
Richard Carvel. When Knghthood
was I'm Flower. Double Thread, Stalky
q Co. Days Work. Gloria Mundi,
Waters That Pass Away, etc.
Children's COsey-Corner Series. includ-
ing Edrha's Burglar, Captain January,
and Works Of Mrs Ewing Johnston,
Robinson. and others FOR 29c.
Other stories for the little ones at q,
% 49, 80 and Csc.
manufactured Picture Books from
lc. to S219. Hundreds, yes, thousands,
Of others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
The World of Gifts in Sen.
sibIe Choosing.

S75 Work Boxes. Handkerchief. Glove,
and Necktie Boxes, 10 be lOc. to-day;
never before less than Csc. each.
Mems Smoking sets. start NJ 25c. TOT
the 5Oc ones. and all the rest at such
under prices.
Cigar Jars. with silver tops. 12iac.
Best Alarm Clocks America produces
for 5Sc. each.
Sterling-Siver Glove Hooks are here
for 7c
Ebony-Like Hair-Brushes. ornamentcd
In sterling. the zoe. everywhere sort.
for 2jc
'EBONEE' MILITARY HAIR
BRUSHES. with elaborate sterling-sil-
yer Shields. are 99c. each.
The SSc values in Leather Writing
Desks. with inks leather-covered. Tor
5Oc. and store Of just such buying
possibilities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
BUSINESS WANTS.
W ANTI.D.

OCCUPANTS. WITH OR WITHOUT
Roard for a Large Room, with southern
exposure; also. Small Hall Room. Mrs
NOEL. 3 east Main. de A-Th&Sun2t'
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TO KEEP OUT PLAGUE.
The smslI-Pox in Portsmouth
Death.

NORFOLK, VA, December l3.-(Spe-
cial)-The extraordinary precautions
which are being taken by the authorities
OF the Marine Hospital Service 10 pre-
vent tho importation Of the bubonic
plague. is indicated by the orders issued
10 Past-Assistant-Sur A. {. Smith.
formerly in charge of this station He
goes Immediately 10 Hamburg. Germany.
whore his duties will be- TO inspect an
merchant vessels clearing for American
ports, The object OF this Is 10 stop he
vessel In time. and many Marine Hos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
Sterling Silver Cream
Ladies', Sugar Spoons. and
ShoveIs, SIPS each.

Quadruple-Plated Napkin Rings beau
tifully. engraved, the 25c. ones, Joe.
each
Slver-Platod Fruit Knives. 4jc. a set
of six.
Siver-Plated Nut Sets, in satin-lined
box for SOC.
QUADRUPLE-PLAT TEA SETS,
consisting Of Teapot, Sugar Dish,
Cream Pitcher, and SpOOn-Holder,
$685.. complete.
Quadruple-Plat Butter Dishes, Csc.
Slight Candesticks, s..
Quadruple- Plated Cake Baskets, Sl.50,
$3.50, $50. and s.. etc, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
Rynum Nomination Sent In.

WASHINGTON, December l8-The
President to-day sent these nominations
10 the Senate:
William ID. Bynum. of Indiana, 10 be
general appraiser of merchandise
Postmasters: GeoTgia-Lizzie Hamilton.
BufOrd, George l.. Walker. Tacoma.
Florida-R. ;. Hanna, ST. Petersburg; G..
Glass High Springs william j. Watson,
Mariana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
Royal Arcanunl Officers.

Al a meeting Of Union Council. RoyaI
Arcanum. held Tuesday night, the fol-
lowing officers Were elected: Regent. W.
i. Wo0dson: Nice-Regent. r. L. Smith;
orator, K. r. Mullin; Secretary +. =.
Butler; Collector. W. II. Williams; 1rcd-
surer y. X. White; Chaplain. f. ~.
Balm: Guide. W. y. Riddick; Warden. r.
II. Holland; sentry. }. H. Traylor Rep
resentative to Grand Council. ". e. Car
lick; Alternate, ". A. Blankenship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
Al request Of the owners. J. wr. m
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ~. fsa.


THURSDAY DECEMBER D. lsa
az u O'Clock noon. sell at public l.t.-
in lots tO suit tho demand chat r f.
sirable and uneXcelel BUSINESS p...
PERTE. commencing an the
depot Of the Southern railway . l
tending westerly between tle rInr mf
the private street formerly owr De- ..
HaXall-Crcnshaw Company "a Q.s.ai..
nearly seven hundred 00O feef. Ir. ..
perty has a depth ranging from or t..
drcd and fifty OlW tO two huu..
feet. in front or which there Is BOSS b
railroad. sidngs to which may hs ~.
tended into the various buIiH Vf
may be erected thereon at a most
nincant cost. which VIII NOT only .lFa .fs
heavy expense of drayase. nrL Wl.I 0f.. q
jobbcrs 90 load and uAlQal good. i.r 8
the seVcrest rain-sfnrmr. T. Isl U.f
well located for ah'pp.Us hlf IN ls w..fl
a few hundred yards O. tIe business cone
ire of the city This .s fls very h..- .n.
portunity for securins H.pr.ne facilities
at a convenient point 'If lI. NF.r Il
offered dealers in heavy goods. aul w.-
houses built thereon wl nj necessity
command large returns. IU those f
are several most slN-t HutIlI granite .n..-
datiOus. capable OF standing Nif HI-
that could Doe heanel ou ,n.m aul 3D. g
not expected thar they WIN irirN ..-
fourth Of their value. Nothing moro --
tractive as safe enduring lnF
could be Offerea f0 capitalists frr Ht
location for tobacco ans storage H1r'-
houses. and place f1r h.rT business
OF Am kinds. il is bound t0 take taa ,rlt
rank.
TERMS: One-f0urth CASH balance 't.
twelve. eighteen month. 4r -. cash. 40
the option of purchaser. ..-..
L.. s.. cAfllH.
de 2.10,12.13,1f-5t Au.l
by George W. Mayo. Auctone.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14

Heavy Gold and Silver Tinsel. for
Christmas-tree decorations, &c. a
string.
Christmas-Tree Ornaments 1Oc a dozen
and upwards.
Snapshot Cameras and TypeWriters,
regular price 81. for soc.
Bisque- Head Dolls, rs inches long. with
closing eyes, shoes and stockings. and
hair-stuffed bodies 15c.
Jointed kld-Body Dolls. with bisque
heads. hand-seWed wigs, shoes and
stockings. - inches long. regular SOC.
value. special, 2jc.
Dressed Negro Dolls Zoe. each
Bisque-Head Baby Dolls. I'm long white
muslin dresses. l5c.
20 different styles Of Games, usually
25c., for Zoe. choice.
The Game Of KlOndykc. So.
The Game of India. PLAYED like Par
chest, for l9c.
Nestled Building Blocks, &C. a set.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
= q lsar~-----~------
SPECIAL NOIItE,

when presented at tho DiSpstc"
counter, accompanied by the c"s"'
abandonment Wants" "Hooms Ter
Rent" "WsDted Rooms "Hoarders
wanted" "Board WRnteo'' Lost
strnyed. or stolen" VIII be fnserie"
properly classified. 20 words or ieSs
for PIC. e.oh insertionj additional
xxnrHn lc. enCh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14

Real Estate Aucti0noor
No. . north Eleventh stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14

Fades, Use Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills.
4, Be.t. safe.t. Only Reliable, TnLo 40 other.
~ Kuy OF your Drugxist Or send &c. sisnps iQf pafac
usrs and "Rssf,o Ladies' In letter BY return saAil
Chichester Chemical Co., Pkilads, Ia
tau l-Tu. Tn. Suly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
Letter-Cnrriers Elect Officers.

The following officers have been elected
by the Richmond Letter-Carriers' Assoc
citation: President, Charles Devote; Vice
President, Charles Eldridge. Financial
Secretary. J. -. Barnett; Treasurer Will
liam Cavedo; Corr spending Secretary,
James Lawson. Drectors-G. ID. Hall,
j. f. Green and j. A. Moore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
Considering Military LAWS.

The board OF military officers appointed
by the Governor 10 consider and recon-
mend changes in the present military
laws was in session all day yesterday
but arrived at no conclusions. They will
formulate their report 10 the Governor in
q few days and until then will not make
known It's nature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
l MI III al my auetIon.house. 3 u

I will sell at my auction-house, a. 90 !
A. ~,
TO-DAY Thursday DECEMBER it i'
3 parlor Suits. I'm Plush Brocat.i..
Tufted covers; S Very Fine Golden"
solid Walnut, and Quartersd-olf lh.H-
Der Suits in nice condition lln0
Walnut Wardrobes. Oak anal Nt.,
SidebOards Walnut Hal-stlUI |iI-
hogany Dresser Bed and other l1nnt
Fancy and other Table, Iar. aui
other rockers Dinner an. .'0'r 'h 'H
separate Bureaus. w. ti-
steads and Springs. fiUf-lhfri. H
Mattresses, Toys, Sauar. Piano. nl'fI-
od Music Box. Outside clIH-'
Cigars. Shoes. Soap. Toys lrn.t. r.
Stoves. and many mlsoeliIu. 0us lrf fs
GEORGE Vs. HAfN
de IL Auction
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
Oh, the HandkerChiefS !

Nothing like them has ever been seen
in Richmond. a real Handkerchief tor
nado brought them here. For instance:
Ladies or Mems Hemstitched or en-
brOdcred ones. that cost to 10c., are
Be-; and you can pick from more than
500 dozen.
The next would be &C.. a choice Of many
that cost Rl2c. wholesale.
A whole store Of Handkerchicfs for
PFC; the poorest is a bargain; the
best, a good 25c. worth
Mems All-Linen Handkerchiefs, hem
stitched. the most unexpected price
ever known in all this stores trading;
the price. Sc. Another is the holiday
present-sort, that are always - and
3Oc., for 17c., or 81 for the half dozen.
FROM JAPAN DIRECT, MEMS SILK
HANDKERCHIEF BARGAINS.
Colored-Border or White s. a dozen
ones for 25c. each.
Initial or Plain. in Colorcd- Border or
White. the So a dozen best, for 39c.
each. or S22j a half dozen.
Children's Six Handkerchiefs, that are
usually Pie, are DC. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
WANTED.

RRTCKLAYERs AND CARPENTERS
About three months work. WEST NIR
GINA PULP AND PAPER COMPANY
COvngtOn, Va. ue l--ol
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hts from now until Xmas.
An Immense Sale of Sill
verware. ROgers's
"IS47."

That stands for all the goodness there
IS in Quadruple-Plated siyerware. The
prices that will rule to-day will prove
the kind and quality Of store news you
can look TO from Cohen's,
The whole stock came by chance. and
each and every piece is Of the latest this
seasons production
We mention, among many others, these
few:
Teaspoons $9S dozen.
Tablespoons. to match. $3.50 dozen.
William Rogers's Knives $l.9S a dozen.
instead Of 1915 a dozen
3-piece Carving Sets, $50 instead OF
$G2J.
Gravy Ladies. Berry Spoons, SALAD
Forks. Pie Knives Cold-Meat and Let
tuce Forks. usually Sl.50, Tor 81 choice.
Fancy Forks. $50 4 dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14

BY George r.. Crawford & o..
Real Estate Agents and Auot0n.,,,
500 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
Fon nENI.

NICE BRICK DWELLING. io h.
kitchen, stable. and carriage d
eru improvements. centrally in.t. ..
very desirable naighturnuNt
class home, suitable for li.t
man RIO. IA. GILLIAN N '.
De ll-lt s3 CASE Main
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p,cuuoND EXCHANGE ron W.
MANS MORN,

40 EAST FltANKLlN srkEfl' ,a
Old Phone loyJ. ~" .tiefsrNAs
FOR SALE. MN No. lm-
r-Di' - ACE Work. and Dainty ti, ~.
exp@nsiy. holiday Gifts. also .
senoiv of Useful Articles. itnit
pfMm Puddlnss and Fancy Cak,. A.
rious kinds. salads. rates 1rssg.
n,t'of-te town orders attended a. pt9,.d ~ ",
o"''0' ~" Is LISA, raN lii'.S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
See What January Prices
Do for December Selling.

Real Maco Yarn Seamless Ladies Hose,
I'm fast-color Polka-Dots, almost a
gift at &C.. a pair
Homstitched Linen Towels, the best
20xi0 and 1Sx36 hemsttched ones, that
are a bargain at 12i2c. for g.
The Bureau Scarfs-linen. Of course
with brOchet centres in various bright
and cheerful cOlors, that you are ac-
customed TO pay 3jc. for; here to-day
for l9c.
Linen Damask Tea Doylies are &c.
Handsome 39c Show Towels are 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14
ID. O'SULLIVAN.
Eighteenth and Main SITS.
fde l4-fsl

REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.
WHEE REAL ESTATE - SOLD THE
TANEs FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
NENDEE