Petersburg, Virginia, March 25.


Spring, 1916.
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Fresh Dry Goods.
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EDWN JAMES & co. have in store and
IA are receiving, by the last arrivals, from the
Northern markets, their SPRING SUPPLY OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.


Particular attention has been paid, and much
time devoted, to their selection both at auction and
private sale. Many have been purchased below
the cost of importation, and they hazard nothing
in saving that they are prepared TO offer great in
duccments to town and country dealers, either fol
money or on time, on their usual terms. -
n. d. They have on hand at all times. Anchor
Brand Boiling Cloths, Hemp Seine Twinc, Red
Turkey Cotton, Marshall's Patent Seine Thread
in two ounce hanks.


E. JAMES & co.


March 25. 2l-2w