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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09

Nor SALE CHEAP.-BAR. STOCK
II and Fixtures; good reason for sell
ing. Good location and a good business
Call at 292 FENCHURCH ST. se6-1w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09

DR. HARMON. THE ONLY EXCLUS-
- i've Optician. Eyes examined free
a large sock of Artificial Eyes. Prcscrip-
ton Lenses of all kinds filled. 35S MAIN
STREET. In practice since 1869.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09

C1uO PIANO. VERY FINE ROSE
| ID LUZ wood case. Knabe Piano, in
| most excellent condition; terms $500 and
| $500 per month; this great bargain.
STIEFF, &c CRANKY. se7-3t
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SCOTS
Emulsion

of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypophos-
phiteS at once. 1t will heal the
inflamed membranes and greatly
strengthen them as we'll. The
digestion becomes stronger, the
appetite better and the weight
increases. The whole body be-
comes we'll fortified and the
germs of consumption cannot
gain a foothoid.
It's this nourishing, SUSTAIN
ing and strengthening power
of SCOTS EMULSION that
has made it of such value in
all wasting and exhausting
diseases.
SOC. and $I.oo, ell druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
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You Can't
klzEz'zz zllliizz1zzzll7zzzzgzEzZHFA
Dodge Them

Did you ever try to dodge the
rain-drops ? Did not succeed
very well, did you2 It's just
as useless to try to escape from
the germs of consumption. You
can't do it. They are about us
on every hand and we are CON-
stantly taking them into our
lungs.
Then why don't we all have
this disease ? Simply because
these germs cannot gain n foot
hold in a strong throat and
lungs. It's when these are
weak that the germs master.
The body must be we'll supplied
with fat. The danger comes
when the blood is poor and the
body Is thin. If your cough does
not yield, and your throat and
lungs feel raw and sore, YOU
should not delay another day.
Take
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-02-14
Guilty Of Murder.
-.
END OF FAMOUS TRIAL OF
ROLAND b. MOLINEUX.
Calmly Received Verdict aud
Smiled When AppIauded -
Gen. MoIineuX AlIowed to /.
Accompany HIM.

New York, Feb lo--After de-
llhcrating seven and "A half hours,
the Jury returned Il verdict of
guilty of murder in the first de-
gree against Roland B. Molineux.
charged with the murder IF mrs
Katherine J Adams by poison, on
Dee 2S, 1898.
Barlow 5 Weeks, counsel for
the defense, made the usual mo-
tI"n, and Recorder GofT adjourned
court until Feb Is. when he said
he would hear the motion and sem
tencc the defendant
From the time the jury went
"ut-at 3;l5 p m-the crowd in
the court room watched the door
through which they had left the
court in silent expectancy The
soIemnity of the occasion had af,
tected court officers and visit t1rs
alike.
The jury came in shortly after
8 o'clock to ask for exhibits of
handwriting and again at 1880
they came in for instructions.
Fifteen minutes later there was no
doubt that the jury had agreed.
Court officers shouted for silence.
Doors were locked, and the gray !.
haired clerk of the court took his
seat below the recorders boncb,
Gen Molineux sat straight in his
chair, a CLASSY look in his eyes and
his hands folded on the table in
front of him, trembling little in
spite of himself. Then there was
a hush. Tho Jurors walked to
their CHAIRS between Il double file
of court officers. There was no
sign of cheer in any cf their faces.
AS soon as they had taken their
seats deputy sheriff brought
Molineux from the prison.
There was TO sign of aprrehen-
sion on this young mans face.
His step was light and springy,
and he smiled as if he had not q
care in the world. Then he sat
down, looked for moment
straight at the recorder bench and
then whispered to Weeks, who
was sho wing signs of nervousness.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-02-14
GOV. TAYLOR YIELDS TO
REASON.
Will Send Troops Home and
ABIDE the Law

Frankfort, Ky, Feb 1O.-Gov
Taylor after the republican cons
ference here has decided to allow
the Legislature to assem- Eln and let
the law take its course. He,
however, refuses to sign the
Louisville agreement. The troops
will he ordered away at once and
all will be out of the city by to.
morrow.
Nearly every republican coun>
ty committeeman attended the re-
publican conference today with
Gov Taylor. Several members
of the legislature were present.
Shortly before noon the doors
of the capitol were thrown open
and the State delegation went to
the assembly room for the first
time since the shooting of Goebel.
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A Observation-Disclosures

Will often cause horrible
Burn, Scsld, Cut or Bruise.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best
in the world, will kill the pain and
promptly heal it. Cures Old
Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils,
Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions.
Best Pile cure .on earth. Only
Is cts q box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by Crawford Bros Druggist.
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Has Struck q SnaS.
BtLLER CANNOT PUSH HIS
ADVANCE BEYOND THE
TUGELA.
The Boer Position is Too Strong
to be Forced-Bocr Shells play
Havoc With British Soldiers.

Springfield, Bridge, Feb The
position taken on the north Of the
Tugela proved too difficult to
maintain. The regiments sent
across as reinforccmcnts went in>
to the former line IF intrcnch.
ments, but owing to the great
strength of the bocrs on tae Brak
fonteln hills to the left, thev
found it Impossible to advance
without risking unnecessary loss
of life. The Beers continued to
shell the British position.
Several Long Tom Shells bun st
on Iwarts kop, but the Bucrs
could not get the range. The
British guns posted there failed
to silence the Long Tom or other
masked guns. The Beers con-
tinued to work their NordenfeIds
on the British infantry intrenched
on the hills. The fire WAS severe
at times.
Wednesday afternoon Butler
resolved not to press the advance
on this route. The transport train
moved back and the infantry re-
tired from Vaal Krantz.
Wednesday night the guns on
Zwarts Kop replied to the Beers
shelling. When they began to
she'll the transport train the Beers
got large number of cannon in
position. Their superiority in
she'll fire rendered advance i'm =
possible.
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Frankfort Evacuated by Ken,
tucky's Troops.

Frankfort, Ky, Feb 11.-An
day long troops have poured out
Of frankfort on special trains,
and tonight onl the soldiers from
Covington Newport, Lexington
and Morgantown are camped in
the capitol squire. The leaving
OF the troops was the only feature
in the political situation in Frank
fort today.
Gov Taylor remained quietly
in the executive mansion, and did
not visit his Office, giving himsel
day of rest, of which. he stood
greatly in need. Adjt Gen Col
her said this afternoon that only
a few companies of infantry would
he kept on duty here for a short
time, to do police work around
the capitol square and guard the
public building. They would, he
SAID, interfere IN no way with the
actions of the mem bers nf the leg
lslature; access to the legislative
halls would be as free and unre>
strlcted as it was before Gov
Taylor issued tho proclamation
declaring Frankfort IN a state ct
insurrection.
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ROBBED THk GRAVE.

A startling incident, of which
Mr. John Oliver of Philadelphia,
was the subject, is narrated by
him as follows: 81 was in a
most dreadful condition. NV
skin was almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain cons
tlnually in back and sides, no ap-
petite-gradually growing weaker
day by day. Three physicians
had given me up. Fortunately,
a friend advised trying Electric
Bitters:' and to my great JOY and
surprise, the first bottle made
decided improvement, | continued
their use for three weeks, and am
now well man. | know they
saved my life, and robbed the
grave of another victim" No
one should fail to try them. Only
so cts, guaranteed, at Crawford
Bros Drug Store.
Grip makes one nek, weary and rest,ess.
VI. Niles Restorative Nervns brings rest
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-02-14
REVOLUTION THREATENED,
Taylor Calls his Friends t,
Shoulder Their Guns.

Frankfort, Ky, Feb 12.-Gov
Taylor revealed his program i'll a
short speech here today as fol
lows:
"Now, gentlemen, | rejected
the peace agreement. The legis-
lature will soon vote to unseat me.
Then the case will be appealed to
the State court Of appeals. The
verdict of that body is already
drawn and is against me by a
vote of four to three. We shall
then try to get into the federal
courts. If we fail there will be
only one course open to US, and
that is revolution.
"Now, how many of you are
ready to shoulder guns and come
here to help me!" Every man
in the meeting jumped to his feet
and shouted, 81 am"
The democrats concedc that
Beckham's claim to be governor
cannot stand unless the legislature
declares his ection in Joint and
separate sessions. They do not
now assert that Goe bel before his
death was legally governor. Tay
lor has called the legislature to-
gether at Frankfort. If the
democrats 60 they will in so do
ing recognize Taylor as Governor.
This is another question they find
themselves confronted with. The
situation seems no clearer than it
was week ago. Taylor is un.
doubtedly backed by his party to a
man.
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CLBF KS. SALE
STATE o. SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER
It. the Common Pleas

|" the Common Pleas
The British and american Mortgage
Company Limited Plaintiff. against
harintt- r "ster, The Thomas p
Smith M"Iver %, and j Harry
Foster, Def ndauts
PH virtue of au Order made il the
AZ above case by Judge .. w Bu>
chanan, dueh October 27 1899, l viii
sell ut pn"Iic auction at Lauca,ter
court house, within the lcga, hours of
sale, o" the
FTSrt "onddy in March, 1900
<he '"'iowlns described lots, parcels or
tracts of aud to viii:
1T All that piece, parce or tract
OF Iahd l. the county Of Len" sec and
state aforesaid, cnntaininI 225 acres,
Sh"Te or t~ss, conveyed tu tue D..
1endant, th"rIntt r Foster by Mary
* iassel'ine. Fannie w Cureton and
E "a r Brow by deed dated Fehy
23 1878
II. II that piece, parcel or tract Of
ganh III tn" 'nnty of Lanca aud
stat" af"r"sai ! containing 294 acres,
eftore ar fess, conveyed tu the De
te Giant, 'harIotte r Foster, by Eliza
T. Brown by de ID da ed Feby 27th.
1879
The above tracts cOnstitu q 5l9
~srre", mpre or less lyiug being anu
situate IN the county Of Ia"rasIer q
stat. or south Car lima, bounced on
the North br lands of II II Gpnch,
1a"ds low owned by r b SoweII and
ID ath, Springs d. 90 but formerly
owned by B Erwin r his wife, Wary
Is Erwin on the East by .ands Of II
Ma|-ev, Jr orm-rly The @ I Wad-
piac "n the -outh bv lands OF w L.
R"idey Il u, form'rIv owned b., ID
Ell DUNLAP and ,andS f,rnerIy he
i'"Sing I" the esrste If Mrs II p Blown
now N"own AS the Dugdale place. on
Sh- W"st 10y 'ands of w /. knddey Il
- T. meiiy owned hy ID Ell Dun al,
an't Otu-r-
+ "s # e ."h tract will be exr listed
oil day of sale
Ter'ns o. sale; ~ third cash the
Sal 'H''e I" "e paid in equal install.
an-"t~ OF me and two year with i'm
te --I fom iay "f SAFE. The credit
po'tirn 4 tn. AL. e % be secured
ON e bon" of t"e purchas, nr pr
ch h'-e a"i II IN 'rt age of the pr-mi
ses IN purc .aser of the . 5 a re
VIa 80 I'''r he f,ur-ro- m cottage
StardS 'Hal i"sure the same In some
g" ecu nh'- FIr- Insurance ON
Pt "a SAL -, icy shat re .s-ign-d
10 IN ierh ~ thA 0url a. a,id'tIuua,
se"" IT f'r he crsdIG payments pur
cl or purchasers nf eli her tract
" - ave h" p ion # pay ing All it,
cas' 6 uur,'u,srr "r uurrhps.rs
cn - - With the terms Of sare
w = 30 uInu'es or Ih. lanI Will tie
am ~ res i'd al the bidders
Tis
aaF- 7 arc" - t. pa, for all ece.-
IA tperS '"cu unng evenu~ Stamps
ab ~. Iand havit q been auv-r.
u u = - fh' IL Mond,y in Feb
Sua '-t ,' having b -en tLen sold
All H. lu,chrs r havin failed TO
ct 90 win - terms of snI. the
"a VI" "' s,I'i - above divert sed
al r. ne form r pIrcn .ser
w ). l.. PORTER,
&. &. &. Z. l.. G..
Il w pr. ATTY
|! 1870.
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Big Battle In Prospect.

MOdder River, Feb 11.-Un-
less all indications are deceptive,
one of the greatest battles of the
war is about to be fought near
here. The British are gathering
here in force under the personal
command Of Roberts. His army
includes Methuen's force and
large relnforcements from Cape
Colony. The British plans seems
to make descent upon Bloem-
fontein. The Beers are send-
ing every available man in the
direction of Kimberley.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-02-14

According to the latest census,
Porto Rico has 1000 inhahi
tants, but thev are in a quandarv
to tell whether they are Porto
Ricans or Americans
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-02-14

Steel freight cars were ordered
at Pittsburg for French railroads.
The French war department may
order more, to be converted into
armored cars.
Two patches of trained dogs,
which have been drilled to dis.
monut bicycIlsts, by pulling them
from their machines, have been
sent from Germany to assist the
Beers.
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"GentIemen Of the jury, have
you agreed upon Il verdict"
| 1--WE have," replied the f re-
man.
| "rhe jurors will please rise.
he defendant will rise"
Gen MoIincux sat with his hands
cIasped in front of him on the
table His face never flinched as
the clerk asked again:
"What is your vcrdict!"
eve find the defendant guilty
of murder in the first degree. ."
AS the words were spoken the
bell In the irehouse nearby
struck II O'Clock. 1t sounded
like the uolling for the dead.
MoIineuX hardly moved His
neck stiffened a little, and he
Strengthened his back. Gen Mol
lneuX reached his hand to his son s
shoulder and pressed it hard.
NoIlneuX put his own hand on his
fathers shoulder and stood with
out further movement while his
counsel asked that the jury be
tpolIed.
Each iuryman agreed with the
verdict rendered by the foreman,
and then the recorder asked if
counsel had any request to make.
at will be nesessary to make
some formal notion" said MIR
Weeks.
"Ihe term has already been
extended, " said the recorder.
''and we can extend 1t further for
the purpose. will hear the mo
ton and sentence the prisoner on
Friday mex. The court is ad
journed until Feb 10. Remove
the defendant.
MolineuX shook hands with his
father and his brother Leslie, and
started to follow the deputy sher-
III to the prison. As he left his
seat Gen Nolineux said to him,
in tones loud enough to be heard
by all:
"keep up your nerve" And
the son replied, with a smile:
Eyes; don't be afraid" "
M0hneux's mother and his wife.
unable to bear the strain of wait
ing for the verdict, had left the
court room soon after the iuly
went out.
Mr. Weeks asked, on uehalf OF
Gen Molineux, that the latter be
permitted to accompany his son,
and the recorder made an excep.
tion IN this case and granted per,
mission
A tremendous crowd waited ir
the corridors of the court rooa
and about the building until tn,
return of the verdict, and wher
Molineux was brought out by tn,
deputy sheriff somebody called fol
'Three cheers for Molineux,' ,
and a remarkable demonstration
with great cheering, followed
Many women were in the Grove
and took part in the demonstra
ton. 1t seemed to please MoIin
eux, for he smiled and bowed
and all the way through the grea
crowd that pressed around hin
he had occasion to smile, aud 6
number of times, for the cheor,
were repeated again and again
There were calls for Cornish
also, but the cheers for Molineu,
overtopped these cries.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-02-14
Died at 1O5 Years.
keOwee Courier.

MIR. j n Ridley, an aged and
respected citizen, we'll known in
the Cherry Hill section of this
county, died ut the home of hi,
daughter, Mrs. Eiiznbcth BurrcII
IN jackson county. \ G., last Sat-
urday morning He lived to the
advanced age of 1o5 years, pnI
raised eleven childron five hoys
and six girls all of whom are
living except one
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-02-14

rhis paper and the Atlanta =
= Twice-a-Week journal for r
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.8 WE HAVE the finest
lot of mules ever offered on
this market, and We will sell
them ut reasonable prices, for
cash or good paper.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-02-14

Prices low. Terms reason
able.
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

az Come one, come all.
We will make you the best
satisfied and the best pleased
you ever were.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-31
DOMESTICS.

Yard wide Full Bleached Cotton ~
that sold at &c, removal price, o/3C
Yard wide Unbleached Cotton ~
that sold at &c, removal price, ~ G
Yard wide fine white Cambria, o.
sold at Zoe, removal price, O/5C
45x36 bleached Pillow Gases that =
sold at Zoe, removal price, &c
45x36 blsaehed Pillow Gases, hem =.
stitched, sold at J5c, removal price, nc
2ee removal olslS price, D0''S' 500 At aye
$3.50 bieaehed Sheet that sold at
55c, removal price, 4/C
90x9O bleaehed Sheet that sold at
soc, removal price, DC
90x90 plain hemsiitchcd Sheets ~
that sold at Use, removal price. o/c
sOx90 bteaehed Sheet that sold at -
67c. removal price, S/c
"a heavy bleached Sheeting,
sold at Zoe. removal price. loAc
ga b1cached Shesting tina. sold -,
at I5e, removal price, lLEc
"a bIeaehed Lockwood Sheetine,
sold at 25e, removal price, &c
1914 bleaehed Lockwood Shsetine, ;,
sold at 25c, removal price, ZIc
Lancaster Ginehams. the best &c
grade. removal price, DC
42xa6 bleaehed Pillow Case hat
sold at Zoe, removal price, &c
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DRESS GOODS.

IS pieces $J.25 Broadeloth. new fall
shades, fine finish, 50 inch. Re- 90
moval sale price 90c
soc All Wool Plaids SO in; make good
school dresses. Removal sale 40
price S9c
35c Colorsd Mohair, 36-ineh English
goods, red. blue and brown Re \,
moval sale price Aoc
$l.75 Heavy Check Skirlings, 5S-in
wide, for rainy-day shirts, rcmov- q 20
al sale price ply
5sc Blaek Figured Mohair. 3S-in. wide,
an imported cloth, removal sale 81
price SIC
$1.35 genuine Homespun. in Oxford
Gray only; 52-in. Removal sale %
price 09c
IS pieces 25c Hsnriettas, small figured
suilines for childrens dresses, rcmov- -
al sale price ZUc
6Oc and 75c Green and Purple Mixed
Serges, imported, IS and ~ in, re-
moval sale price soc
75c PIaids. styles, all WOOL As and 4e-
inehs, for Misses skirts, removal -
sale price o9c
25e Broken Plaid, in Black and
Brown, 36-inehes, removal sale 49,
price lZIa c
$500 Black Atwood Henrietta, IS in.
fine twill silk finish, removal sale
Price NC
yard Remnant $3.50 Black Golf Plaid
Back, Slim removal sale ., 81
price l.95
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SILKS.

st.00 Black Satin Duchesse, 27-in., all
silk; anything in satin is correct for <o
tall; removal sale price 69c
u pieces S9c TO s1.75, Plain Brocads
Stripes, hemstitched and bordered. ~
removal sale price 69c
$500 Hemsttched Silks, light and navy
blue, yellow, brown, purple, remov. -
al sale price, I0c
SIC Fine Black Satin Duchesse, eoual to
any SI.0O satin, removal sale 70
pric, &c
6 pieces sI.0O Fancy Plaid, Check,
Plisse, Broeade Silks, removal sale RI
price, S9c
SOC japanese Wash Silks, I9Jz -
in, all silk. removal sale price, o5c
10 pieces 75c to stOO Plain and Fancy
Silks, get your Innings now, re- 49,,
moval sale price, o/%c
$500 Velvet, black, gray and pur- q
pie; all silk face; removal sale price, o9c
79c Figured Black India Silks, "a,
inch wide: removal sale price, 6oc
20 pieces st.25 and $3.50 Fancy
Silks; plesss, figured and ,1 Z 81
stripesj removal sale price ~ ana 1Oc
85c French FouIard Silks, 24-inch,
eolorings, not large pieces, removal %
sale price, SIC
Remnants of Silk at ONE-FiALF the
regular price.
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WHITE GOODS.

Brown Twilled and Plain Linen
Crash that sold at Ioe., removal ~
price, oR c
Barnslsy Ali-Linen Crash that sold =
at PKG, removal price, &c
Bleaehed Crash All Linen that 90
sold at &c., removal price, tuc
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TABLE LINENS.

sold at sse fsm DSa pFee Linen that 29c
6Sinch Cream Linen Table Dam =,
ask that sold at Soc; removal price, ooc
Cream Table Damask, extra heavy
quality. that sold at Soc, removal 80
price, SIC
Cream Bleached Table Damask tina,
terms, removal price, . pA' 47c
Best Cream Blsached Damask, extra
heavy, that sold at 75c., removal n
price. DOC
Foil Bleaebed Damask, ali linen, So 10
eliee, w . '''' '''''SA' SOC
Foil Bleaehed Damask, ali linen, soc.
4se., the ~ le NOV I price, sA0e' I" 39e
Foil BIeaehsd Damask that sold al S.,
50 and ESQ.,, all pure linen, removal ~
price. &C
72-ineh Fine BIeaehed Satin Table
Damask, sold at 81, removal price, /9c
72-ineh Fine Bleached Double Da-
mask, sold at $t.25, removal price, 95c
24-yards wide extra heavy Bleaehed
Damask Table Linen, sold at -, 90
$3.50, removal price, S].90
Turkey Red Table Damask, sold
at 25c., removal price. NC
Handsome Plaid Red and White
Turkey pamask, sold a. 2se., oo,/o
Turkey Red Damask, good as. ~
sortment, sold at 39e, removal Price, nc
Turkey Red Damask, best DUAL. -
ity, sold at Soc, removal price, SIC
German Turkey Red Damask in solid
red, REQ and black, sold a, 75e.. re- RI
moval price, o9C
TOWELS.
Bleached Cotton Damask Towels
that sold al &C., removal price, &c
Huek and Damask Towels. knotted,
ffinssd and hemmsd, sold at j5e., ~
removal price, lUc
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LADIES' MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR.

Cambria Corset Covers, high and low
neck; removal price, &C
French Corset Covers. with full
front, removal price, Joc
Fine Corset Covers that sold at Use;
removal price, 47c
DRAWENS-Fine Drawers trim
m.a with embroidery that sold a. 80,
SOC; removal price, oIH c
Fine Cambria Drawers that sold at 20
sec; removal price, DUO
GOWNS lot Of Night Gowns
that sold at o9e; removal price, 5Uc
One LOT Of Night Gowns that sold <,,<
at Use, removal price, ora c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-31
COUNTERPANES.

Extra good value in a fine Crochet
val price, 63c
Large size Ccunterpane, ready f,smmed
for use, that sold at SIPS. removal %
price, 09c
Extra heavy large size Counter
ranes that sold at SI.39, removal 80
price, 90c
Extra large size Marsciles Counterpane
that sold at S).75, and considered
a bargain at that, removal price, S} rs
TURKISH TOWELS.
Btaehed and Unblsaehed Turkish
LEV levels sold at 'oe' removal 8lLc
Large size Bleaehed and Unbleaehsd
Turkish Towel, extra heavy, sold
at I2Hc., removal price, lie
Large size Turkish Towel, sold
at 20e., removal price, l0c
Bleaehed Turkish Towel, extra farce
size (26x56), sold at Soc, removal -
price, A9c
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Vests, &c
nc. white silk-taped Vests, ,,,n
Boys 25c. gray Balbriggan Shirts 40
and Drawers, a piece, 1Sc