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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
Sale of a Large Bedding Stock.
You may buy them for next winter. We have no stor
for them The following sample price changes:

The best $3.50 White Blanket sold in
town; we've sold hundreds of pairs this
season, but the stock is overbought,
and the price will go to. per CO TX
pair. |>Orsi
Some Gray, Red, and White Wool Blank;
cts, all California makes, best ca ~
$500 and $3.50 ones, choice, pair =
Some Heavy Fleeced Eiderdown Blankets,
1914, made to retail for s21s; CT *
these, per pair ~
10.4 Heavy Fleeced Lambskin Blankets,
the S1.oo and SLIPS ones; your pick zEc
from the lot for. ~
Some Single Blankets in White and Gray,
Double-Red, Heavy Flee a'ed ones, DOC
$500 FRENCH sATTEEN E1DERDowN
COMFORTS, full and well made, &5 O0
choice Of the lot for. spC. ~
Lambs Woo1.Filled- Comforts, pretty,
stylish coverings Of .si1koline, m 9
to have sold for $500; these C IN
Sanitary Cotton Comforts, French sat.
teen covered, large floral de. 60 S0
signs, i1or....... ~
Some silkoline and satten ones, CT M
worth .s1.25 and S1.5o, for. y eOV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28

special sale Of the Prettiest Corded
Wash Silks ever offered-peculiar purchase
made week ago. The sale will include
White and all the newest styles for the
coming season. Lowest price ever known
will be placed on these. All-Silk 10r
goods, per yard. ...................@
Will be sold at retail only.
Lot Of Fancy SILKS, in sattn-ground
effects, just the right kind for 70c
vaults; Soc. values for. 80
500 yards 27.inch Plaid and Check Silks
most stylish .color combinations, S0c
regularly &c.,, for. -
Pure.silk Lining and Waist Taffetas, all
the most popular shades, the best 0Ec
44c. quality, for. Observation-Disclosures ~
Pompadour Brocades, in evening and
street shades, $l.00 grade for, 60c
yard.
Moire Franchise, white ground with
stripes in floral designs, this seasons
latest effects; $l.19 qualities to 60c
close tor. ~ =
Panne Crepe de Chimes, all of the finest
$3.50 ones in street or evening 02c
shades, for, yard. .SCN
To close 25 pieces Swiss Tafetas, in best
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
Can You Use a Carpet i?

There is great price reason why you
should. The Carpet season to follow must
shox new designs. Rugs and Druggets OF
every description and sizes are in with this
sale.
TAPESTRY CARPETS will be FAr
sold Monday, per yard. ............ - "
Rooms, halls, and stairs.
The 95c ones will BIS sold for CSC.
SIPS velvets for 85c.
$40 Administers for, per yard, 95c.
Ingrains that we're rs and SOC. .30,>
will be so and. = ~ =
Large Smyrna Druggets,
our regular s24.5o Ones are $3.50
marked. " 49,
Tapestry Druggots were S140O
$3.50, reduced to...-......--4 ~
lot , Of 19 9s1 = large dining. $3.50
Velvet Rugs hearth size, will CT 00
be closed out Monday, each. .....V eVO'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28

but special mention should be made. of
Minnie Prince, Winnie Jones. s; Mi ton
Hudgins. and Master Clarence Stintson.
At the close Of the exerci:ts every
child received present and pound of
candy. The gifts were handsome and
numerous.
The entertainment closed with a selec-
ton rendered by the Arvonia Quartette,
composed of Messrs. Hughes, Williams,
and Misses Eleanor and Lizzie Morgan:
The Presbyterians had thvir annual
treat Christmas evening. It was largely
attended and well received. The music
was quite spirited and the exercises. most
interesting. Little Lewis Pierce was the
star of the evening. but little Melton and
Clarence wire not far in the rear:
Mrs. Morgan deserves much credit for
the success of the evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
PISTOLS IN PITTsYLVANIA.
Three Shooting Afrrays-Henry; Wo-
mack Escapes from the Constable.

]
mack Escapes from the Constable.
CHATHAM, VA Dec. 27.-{speclaL)-At
Shocoe FRIDAY. Henry Wornack shot in
the am end painfully wounded Jim
Bennett. Wornack was at once placed II
custod:, and given preliminary hearing
before Justice Neal. who sent him. to Jail
&c aw@it TIE action Of the grand Jury
The orfscner was put In the charge Of
speca, Constable J. f. Motley. and wbea
in two miles Of the jail succeeded in free,
ing himself Of the rope around his wrist
AND jumping from the buggy made good
his escape in the bushes. Constable Mot
ley fired at him with no effect. Is
Will Brown and his brother became In
volved in difficulty Friday afternoon.
which resulted in the former being Sc
-iously wounded on the head bx-.a--Rre-
iron in the latter's hands. The would-be
murderer has skipped the county. All
parties are negroes.
In shooting ARRAY near this place
Friday night, Daniel Clark. colored.5 was
wounded in the leg No arrests have yet
been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
A Full Equipped Knit undsrwes,
Stock,

No matter what you want. it's here. The
wsrerooms must be emptied and will be
soon. If prices are an inducement. ,f.iia G
The Heaviest Fieeced Egyptian 1Ec
Yarn Vests and Pants for ladies are. - ~ =
S125 White Wool Vests for ladies; 1Se
in the extra largo full sizes. for.
Fine Soft, Silky Fleeced Pure White
Ribbed Vests and Pants were Soc, 2Qc
now.
The Extra Size Fleeced Vests for Toe
Misses Fine White Fleeced Rib 7Sr
bed Vests and Pants, all Sizes. KY
Boys Best 75c. Wool Shirts and 2-5Ac
Drawers are now, for any size...-. :cOS
Boys Fleeced Shirts and Drawers 1RC
were CSC, White OF Natural, for....A -
Nursing Vests" special patent, 5lc
heavy feeced, for. .soVS
Children's Fleeced Ribbed 15c. Vests 2c
and rants are. ~
The Scarlet Wool Vests and Pants 575c
for ladies were SIPS, now-..--..., h;0N
White Wool Eerino Vests we're (En~
ssc, and special at that, now....-.-C ~
The csc. grade Fleeced Vests for fsEc
l2C1eS arc =, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
Thousands Of Books Are TO Be soI1
al Your Own Prices.

We have not space for 50 many as arc
crowdins the department. All Of the profit
and much of the cost for buying them.
The Handsomest Little Volumes. that
were ever sold in America, In handy
classics at ESQ. during the past holt IN.
days will be sold 1Sk
Five-Volume Sets of Books that -
were IS and $50. per set, 81 and. TT
The best 10c. Fancy Cloth-Bound
Books ever sold in Richmond will be -.
closed out for. IL
large lot Of Children's Books that
were Sc. to s1.5o, will be sold for LIZ to
75c.-just half price.
Hundreds of volumes Of various sorts are
thrown out at such proportional prices in
order to close out quantities. We will
make special arrangements with persons
buying for Sunday schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
Hundreds Of KoIi ay Umbrellas Are

Waddill, Nance, Wilcox, Douthat. Moore,
Coalter, Patterson, Robins; MISSES. Car
Ger. Clark, Johnson, Bell, Christian. Wad-
dill. Major, Douthat Coalter, Bath: Mr..
Spence. of st. Louis: Anderson w.
Douthat, of Sutherln-Mea Tobacco
Company. Danvile, Va; Pulliam and
Crawford of Richmond, and others.
Dancing was kept up till 4 A. NJ
Services were held at Granville Epis-
copal chapel at II A. NJ. on Christmas
Day. Rev. ]. c. Cornick conducted the
services. The chapel had been decorated
by the ladies of the ton, and
The music rendered by the choir was
much enjoyed by the congregation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
II Full.Fledged Hosiery Stock Goes
on Sale,

Thousands Of pairs for ladies, mon, and
children-overstocks that could not be
brought into selling play the past month.
Here are some of the prices.
LADIES FINE HOSIERY go for half
and less; some few have slight Imperfect.
tions. The prices for Isle, Fleeced, and
Cotton ones runs to Soc. pair. 10r
Your choice.
The Wayne.Knit Fleeced Hose for 1Sr
ladies, guarantee with each pair.. y
Eoys' Best l7c. Heavy Black on r
Ribbed Hose, in sizes to 10, for. A3/2S
Ladies' Full Seamless Heavy Black
Hose. special 15c. value, to be M
sold for. -
16O dozen Ladies' Fine Gauge Black Hose,
with double soles and extra f1Ar
high spliced heels for.......... @/ZS
The usual best 1Gc. Solid Black Seam
Less Hose are to be sold Monday, 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28

3 +.
church OF North Carolina. appointed to,
t me purpose Of locating the college which
me Metnodtst Protestant Church pro-
poses to ESTABLISH somewhere In this
State Propositions were made by Hen
dersonvtlle. Oxford. Henderson. Green's
ooro, and one other place. the name Of
which was withheld. it's proposition not
neing considered The committee de-
c.ined to give the nature of the propo-
sltlons made. and final action was post
poned until later meeting. 1t IS known.
however. that Greensboro's only formid-
able opponent Is Henderson In that
town the denomination is possibly strong
er than In any other town in the State
lt was represented In the COMMITTEES
meeting by DR.. F. r. Harris and Mr.
George B. Harris. two influential citizens
OF the town. Mr.. Glen G. Wright. pres,-
dent OF the Greens horo' Industrial and
immigration Association. appeared be-
fore the COMMITTEES In the interest OF
Greensboro. which offers $4,000 TO the
denomination as an inducement to locate
the college here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
FALL. ON ICE KILLED
R0sSER JOHNSON
wel1-Known Citizen, OF White
House, Receives Fatal Injuries
on Christmas Day.

LESTER MANOR, VA. Dec, N.-(Spe-
cial)-Rosser Johnson died at White
house last night from the effects of fall
on Christmas day. Mr.. Johnson had for
a number of years assisted his aunt, Miss
.1A.lce c. Johnson, agent at White House,
with the railroad work. and was con-
sidered a competent clerk. He slipped on
some ice which had accumulated on the
back Of his head struck the rail.
DR.. Stuart Mcclure, OF Richmond.
was called and did all s.nat mis- skill could
suggest for the unfortunate young man,
put Mr.. Johnson never regained con-
seriousness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28

The s1.oo Comforts, heavily wad. 60r
ueu, VIII oe.. ~
Some Of. the Chint..covered ones ~
WILL De.. 800
DOUBLE HEMsTITcHED. BLEAcHED
SHEETS. full double.bed size, the 6nr
9-4 and 1914 Bleached Sheets, plain hem
med; material would cost SO to &c. : 60
your choice, ready for use. .OON
Some Bleached and Brown ones, AZ
not quite so heavy, for.... TOY
Bleached and Brown ones for single
md three-quarter beds viii az
Single.Bed Brown Sheets for csc.
25c. Linen.Finished Pil1ow-Cases, 13So
only SO dozen, to be sold for.. az
Some 10 and zoe. Hemstitched 17I/c
and Plain Zones for............ l<Hl
8, 10, and lee. Pillow-Cases, plain and
hemmed, well made Of material; Ill.,
your pick q q dozen for: /l7c
u dozen Bolster-Cases, yards long,
the 2oo.- ones will DO sold 11~
for TT
3-Pound Feather Pillows, fancy IN.
striped satteen tick covered, for. OUl
6.Pound Bolsters to match for S1.o0,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
Gall for These Items Mondav.

1875 Ladies' Real Seal Chatelaine 7Ec
Bags, sold for 79c., for, each. 49,. ~
rs Gentlemen's Leather Books, 2Er
sold for s9c., are, EACH. ........ ~
Lot of Burnt-Wood Hair and Clothes
a,as solo for Soc; 'hsy are 25c
Mennen's Talcum Powder is, 1aAc
can . = II =
Lot Of sterling-silver Manicure Pieces,
including Salve Jars, with ebony top, ster-
ling trimmed, sold for 20 to ESQ.,, for, : r
e-inch Wide Satin Taffeta Ribbons, Or
worth 39c. yard for, yard. ..........A -
500 Boxes Toilet Soap, 81 cakes to q 2c
box, worth 15c. box, for, box. .......:O\
100 Satin Covered Pin-Cushions e.
sold for IS and Soc, for, each. ..... ~
500 packages Playing-Cards are, 1c
packag Observation-Disclosures. w
Is Pipe Racks, including Pipes. Zoe
worth s10o, for, each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
always taken an active interest in all

always taken an active interest in all
public affairs.
Mr.. whitlow was the Oldest Mason In
Southwest Virginia, it having been over
fifty years since he was made Master
Mason. He was member of Howard
WYATT Lodge, No 248, A F. and A. NJ.
and attended very regularly ali convo-
cations He was devoted to the order and
his last request was that he be buried by
the fraternity. which request was COM
piled with.
Mr.. Whit1ow made one other request
that he would not be u.suaued from.
Twelve years ago he had very fine To-
Gust tree cut and sawed and the lumber
packed away. and said at the time that
he wanted his coffin made OF 1t, and just
as he died he asked that it be DONE and
the coffin finished in oil and just as plain
as could be- This request was also com
piled with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28

light and dark colorinEs, 75c. :3Ql
values, for, yard..................
II PIECES BLACK PEAU DE CYGNl
warranted pure silk; q splendid SSf
ssc. grade, for, yard. -. 80
SIS YARDS BLACK SATIN DUCHEs
AND BLACK PEAU DE SOLE, pure 6Sf
silk, CSC. grade, for, yard.......... 49,
HEAVY BLACK eros DE SUISSE
stylish for waists or skirts, worth r.
S1.5o, for,. yard ~ -
Black Crystal, guaranteed pure sill
20 inches wide, csc. quality, for, 50r
yafu. .s... =. - -
Lot Of short lengths of Black sura
Twills and Black Satin de Cygnes. EOl
worth up to sl.00, for, yard. O0>
Finest S1.oo Black MORE Velour 40
for.
Black MORE Antique, largo and small
wave effects, regularly $500, CT %
fol. %.
475 yards Black Guaranteed Taneta Sill
finest glossy surface; it's zee. AZ
quality, for. ................... y
Black Tatfcta Royale, with splen
did rustic; heavy, $1.1e quality, IN
36-inch Imported Black Taf- CT ~
feta, it's regularly $500, for. As<S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
Leslie Combes Expects to Sail JAMS
airy 10th or 18th.

WASHINGTON. December 2.-Lssl,e
Co.nbes. newly appointed minister TO
Guatemala and Honduras. called at the
State Department to-day, and talked with
Secretary. Hay and Assistant Secretary
Hill over the situation in Guatemala City.
the Hunter case. and other matters corr
nected with the duties he Is about 10
assume.
Mr. combes expects to sail from New
Orleans about the 10th or 18th OF Janu-
ary for Port Barrios.s and will enter Gu.s-
terna1a on horseback. with his family.
over the mountain trails connecting tns
capital with the coast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
chrfstmu. Mt arvop5a.

.ARVoNIA. VA. Decen1ber N.-(Spe-
ciai ban immense crowd gathered a the
Baptist Sunday School FRIDAY ripht to
witness the Christmas entertainment
festooned with holly and cedar. while
wreafhss and ropes os evergreen were
.rrpfnded everywhere. The tree was
lheavlly loaded with gifts of the season.
s sna Wnen me lights were turned on a
Grnnrne which coneisted Of recita4s ors
s1sso songs. was well rendered and wa m, z
D yls s1acorsd- Each child did Its part well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
.Chri.tmas Holiday Excursion Rates.
1902 antf.t10OJ.

On account of Christmas and New Year
holidays. the Southern: IA ilwa Y will sell
special round trip tickets between all
pointskcn its lines. and to points on lines
rates basis one and a third fares for the
round trip. These special tickets to he
on sale for students and teachers Of
rate. from principals or presidents Dec.
sI6 to e. Inclusive wit n return limit JAM.
s. 1903. To the general publ Dec. g..
"a rs. 3o,s1, and Jan: % 1905: wit tn re-
cial rates will pplvz to aall points south
of the Potomac and east OF tho Missis-
sdppi and Ohio rivery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28

$3.50 FyIL;IENerH RA1N $1,000
COATS reduced to-: -. ~ 4 4 " 49, = =
Full.Length Cheviot Coats. c. M
we're $1260, now. ~ ~
Full-Length Light.Tan Kersey Goats, satin
III. lined d throughout .1o sold to $3.50
cH1LDREN's $3.50 Full.Length CT en-
Walking Coats reduced to...... y eOO
Childrens Monte Carlo Coats, CO *
sold to $3.50, now..............spO sI
Children's $500 Full.Length Coats, with
three-circular capes, braid finish, G. M
now... VOsVO
Others that sold to $3.50 will CE Nh
be-. W. sON
Finest Kersey Coats, with hood and
silk ties, sold to $500. C10 00
sa;75 s. sLoT.sEAM WALKING 50 90
SKIRTS are to be closed ats. .PA.OO
$500 Melton Walking Skirts. 80 E0
$500 and $1,000 Handsomely Or M
Tailored Cheviot Skirts will be. pO.OU
Ladies' $500 Broadcloth q o.
The usual $3.50 Yoke Trimmed Cheviot
Skirts, with near.silk drop. c. 00
skirts, now. pO.OV
Finest $1,000 Broadcloth Dress 1 Skirts,
choice styles, are $3.50 C10 on
and. ............... W WV
Balance of Sl.25 Flannelette ~
Wrappers are. ~
Heavier ones that sold to S1.6s&1 An
Observation-Disclosures. l.VV
Finest 5000 Cashmere House Dresses,
lace or ribbon trimmed, d en-
are. .VOsoV
$3.50 ones are $500.
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SON OF AN AFRICAN PRINCE.
Interesting History Of Burrow
washington, the old Bristol negro.

BRISTOL December 26.-(spe-
ial,)-Burrow Washington who was
found in his bed at his house on Fourth
street this city. few mornings ago. was
"a member of a noted African family.
His death. at the age of IS. was due to
asthma. Uncle SBurrow.. as he was IA
military known. was a brother OF John
Washing ton. no died at Rotherwood,
Sullivan county. Tennessee. recently
IBachman and Rhea families Sof Sullivan
county for 8 century. For many years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28

Elegant Silk shirt-waist Taffeta and
Peau de Cygne. various attractive colors
and designs. This seasons best CO IN
S5.ss Waist viii be Monday. 80. apC.OV
), Some so Vii, that t. were $500 and S4.75
Lot of Taffeta Silk Waists, all colors,
regular $3.es value, priced 60 QE
TO- . .
$500 and $1,000 Silk Waist SS an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
DEATH. OF r. w. WHITL0W.
Man Made q Peculiar Re-
nneat About His Com n.

quest About HIS Coli n. -93---
+ FLOYD.@vA. Decembe I'll Special.)-
Mr.. B. w. lIhitlow. the Oldest resident
OF Floyd county. passed away at MS
home Christina /. morning.
4 Mr.. Inflow was born in Nelson coun-
lty. Va. in the year 1909 and had srea ched
the mature age OF 90 years, months.
and To- days. 81
Up to the time Of his illness he was IN
possession OF his ment and physical
faculties. and was very active man..
Removed: to this county In 1851. and has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
All the Balance OF a
Great Holiday Stock

has half gift pricehelp be OF service to all
that their filled by Santa Claus Coens
half gift everybody Burnt Wood Leather Articles Sterling
Silver Comb and Brush Sets, and the thousand others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
RoYs' Clothing Must Go.

They were the best and cheapest In town,
but it is closing-cut time now.
ssyoo saits. $3.50 Suits, and s425 Suits,
ali of the all wool, choice Monday
for ali sizes up &c 16 years, per 6 Z MI
All the Boys salts that were up to
$3.50. will be sold Monday 6 15
All the $3.50 Overcoats and the $3.50
orercoats, Mondays price-sizes $40
% to 20 years-each.
All the $3.50. 1913, and $500 G. 66
Hvercoats for, each. ........... >foeO
The Sl.25 Pants. Mondays price, on.
per pair. ........-...........~
The 75c ones for Soc
Boys Hats are IS and 75c.-the Soc and
81 90 nneR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
A Charles city Frolic.

CHARLES CITY couRTHousEasyA.,
December 27.-(Special)-The subscription
oall at Lower Wyanoke last evening was
one Of the most charming affairs Of the
season. The attendance was unusually
large. and the supper provided by the
ladies left nothing TO be desired. g-Asr.
NJ. D. Coalter, at whose residenceaStlle
dance was given. played the host toHpe--
lection. The ball opened at S P. NJ with
Mr.. II. S.. Saunders master of ceremo-
MES. The music for the occasion @was
furnished from Richmond. Supper Twas
tul feast.it was. The whole affairawas a
typical scene Of old-time East Virginia
jolltty- -
Among the participants of this gay and
Saunders. Mrs. r. b. Knox; Mr.. ana Mrs.
Horace Smith,. OF Tar Bay, James river:
Misses Clark. Burgess. Upshaw. Walker,
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The FIannsl, F|anneIl cite, and Got.
ion X ovement

Is an urgent appeal to buy price WrocAe o.
stock. Other goods are soon TO take thel1
place.
"a Bleached Cambria, ane round thread
and well finished, worth l Loo. 4,MC
Fancy Woven Plaid Dress !: Ma NJ 1ll1c
teria1s, worth 25c., these, yard ~,
Heavy Fleeced Light Outing, plaid'
stripes, and checks, the Sc. kind 4MC
~ Atwood Deep ' Fleece Eiderdowns, In
all the solid tints made, the $40. DC
quality, for. -
Heavy Fleeced Dark Outings, bright
effects. In plaid and checks, the and &c.
kind, about 5000 yards to DO sold. $40
Fancy Printed Light and Dark 4;36c
Atwood Basket-Woven Wais.
tings, pretty, solid tints, per 1.3C
Heavy Fleeced Twilled Canton 5lZc
Flannel, the and 10c. sort, for...O/ZS
Csc. Fancy Woven Wasting. sevo- Toe
raj styles and colors. per yard ......:
Heavy Fleeced 1oc. Outings, SIZc
light, fancy.woven effects, yard. ...OZ2S
YIard-Wide French Percales, all S.3Ar
the best designs made. per yard. .O1Wf~
i21 3.; r lame y. wrapper Qlc
Yard.W1de Bleacned CoCtous n <AC
cambric-fnished, per yard. $1,000. ~
10-4 Heavy, Round.Thread I OAr
6heeting, the zoe. sort, for.... .A6/ZN
Buy Kandkerchiefs for YOURSELF
Now.
There are thousands yet to choose from,
and they'll sell for good deal less than
we could buy for. Some few only are muss.
ed and tumbled by handling.
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs, all that
were 10 and 121.2c., to be sold, 5T
eacn. 1850.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs Of every descrip.
tion, embroidered and lace trimmed; most
artistically designed; cost up to N ONc
2lc., will be put in the lot at.... IAZ2I
Lot Of S, 6, and &c. Openwork Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs for ladies r.
Lace.Trimmed csc. Handkerchiefs 1Or-
are. =
Silk Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, 81
for men, Csc, cues, for. ~
Children's Initial Handkerchiefs, 10c
pure silk. ....................A w
The Ladies' SC. Hemstitched Hand 1r
kerchlefs are.
Mems Finest Pure.Linen Best 25c. II
Handkerchiefs will be-. -
Etc.
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forts to Procure II.

GREENSBORO. ". e., December a.
.lSpeciaL)-At the Office OF the Hunter
Manufacturing and Commission. Company
Friday night there was me citing OF the
committee OF the Methodist Protestant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28

Handsomest Paris and Berlin Model: sYits
that sold this season to $ss ssE n q
will be closed out at. ~ ~. ~
The Finest Tailored Broadcloth and Che
viot Suits, this seasons newest creations,
the usual $4,000 ones $3.50
$3.50 silk-Lined Strictly Man.Tailor-
% Cd Suits are reprio ed $4,000.
So: s24oo Blouse or Jacket $500
Suits now. ~a-tS> ~
s22.50 Suits of Scotch Snow q 12EG0A
fake suiting, long coat effect. " lO.VO
$500 for Atwood Cheviot Suits; with
silk and button trimmed S1lgn J
Lot of Tailored-Made Suits that
sold to $3.50, various sizes, G. IN
A Ladies $3.50 to $500 Monte carlo
Coats, choice styles and $1,000
$3.50 Full-Back or Monte Carlo Goats,
Of Cheviot and Kersoy, cfE
The usual $1,000 Monte Carlo Goats,
Black and Colors, will be sold cE,02
for. .FO.SO
$3.50 Full s2-inch Monte Carlo &1r "A
Goats now. " ssCso
s5.ss Fitted-Back Coats, all c., az
shades, full lined, for. .pOsOO
$3.50 ELECTRIC SEAL CO so
COATS, full satin lined, are NJ A.OO
Finest $4,000 Seal Goats G11zS0
now. >pAsA-'oO
SOLD nsa to f sssde, aano Goats, $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
a. Silk Stock on Sale

that would do credit to an early beginning Unless sold
would hamper the stock the season to come loi
selling them will be like this:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
Made Garments TAEHe h paY

We have no longer anysuse for then--A Loss Just as
we'll hereafter There thousands OF all Sorts
If YOU possibly come at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-28
The Basement Has
Ceased Price Fighting.

There are two aisleways filled yet and not article that
IS vaueguarded Chinaware Brac Art Pottery
en- Utensils Sverwae, Pictures Wooden Ware, Lamps ana
all the rest.