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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

~
DuGSv harley uals Wn1nnsy.
The following opinion Of Messs. CurInn
q Goler, extensive druggisn ana soelsseo
physicians, speak volumes:
Gentlemen, The broad di6efeueo OF
opinion existing among medical mee . y
the wledorn or propfteiy OF empoymk
harmonixed by any argument In favor o. 2
particular brand Of liquor. however tfue
or intrinsiesliy valuable. notwithstanding
that much Of this divergence OF thought
may be- traced originally to the pernSciosiy
effects Of the worthless material lsbsbed and
sold az spvss etses aud iiquorst All are
agreed, however, that whenever stimuofn's
are employed, whether indicated or not.
they should 10 OF character unquestloned
by experience In the siek.rooU, or by the
most delicate manipulations Of the chem
lists laboratory. An experiences of moro
than twenty yesYs IN the drug aud Rzitls
nate spothecary business has given W .
wide range OF acquaintance with the wants
Of the profession and requirements OF the
sick in the direction OF stimulsnts. Among
the many articles OF liquor dispensed at
our establishment during these yesrs Tor
medicinal use. we can say confidently that
none have approached the celebrated DIR
fy's Malt whiskey in freedom from fuse'
oil and other noxions materials, In smooth
ness Of taste. roundncss and delscasy OF
favor; making Il alike acceptable b all
ages and 10 the most delicate ssoynaehs. Ia
typhoid.fever, dysenteiy. disrrh9s, and all
low forms OF disease, tbe medical poo
fcssion will 6nd this article OF whlskey In.
valuable % stimulant aud tonic, without
any OF the bad effects usually following the
taking Of spirits less refined.
CuRRAs & GoLER,
wholesale aud Retail Druggists.
Rochester, N. r."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

the "Priyate Secretary" was fine per-
formance-each actor was an artist! In
fact, the Madison-S Square Theatre will not
present anything 10 the public that has not
true merit. These are the principles OF
success. Years ago We started on small
scale in the same way, and to-day we are The
recognized leading clothing firm OF the
State Of Virginia-a position we occupy by
virtue Of the manner In which we serve the
public. These in want Of clothing made
uron honest principles should not fail to
visit us.
House. that buy on credit, pay their
bills with notes, interest added, cannot ex-
pest to compete with US. We buy cloths
from first hands. manufacture our clothing,
saving middle mems profits. The public re-
eeive the benefits OF our saving by getting
garments that are correct style and made
reliable at % per cent. lower than you can
purchase OF those who are compelled tn buy
Ofiobbers. A. SAEs ~ Co..
Strictly One-Price Cloihlers, 1913 hain
street, directly sppcsite post-offee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
Information for Voters.

You can register or get your transfer any
time up TO sunset OF October 25th.
IL you live in one OF the precincts OF
Clay, Monroe. or Jackson Wards which
has been subdiyided recently, better 20 at
once to Ward Club Headquarters and See
that your name is now on the right book.
II you have left An order for transfer al
City Headquarters, l2o2 Main street, 10 and
get II.
Ward Headquarters are as follows: MAJ
shall, Clubhouse; Jefferson. over lbiS
east Main: Madison. 9lt east Bro'd Hon
roe. 221 east Main; Clay. Gl7 west Main !;
Jackson. Qfor First, Second. and Third pre-
cincts.) 7I6 north Second; for Fourth pre-
einct on north Seventeenth street.
II you wish other information, 90 tn City
or Ward Headquarters. Ward beadquar-
ters have copies Of the registration-books.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
THE LETTERS AND TIMES OF THE
TYLFRS.

The first volume o. this work Is now ready for
delivery to subscribers. Price six dollars for me
two volumes. payable three dollars at lime as 1le
volumes come 10 hand.
The work covers the period from the Revelation
until the war between the States In 1861, anu
contains many valuable letters and other orlginii
matter. Handsomely illnstrated.
Mrs. Lucy MEASLr Is the agent FOR Riehmchh
and vicinity.
For further Information apply directly to 'he
publishers. WnlTTEr & sutPPERs0N, or tie
suthor, LYON q. TYLkE, Richmond, Va
oc lO-e0dl NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
OUR CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
workirR Of a Rigid Rule-The Pay-Roii-
Mr. GeorYe Pnce Elected m PRINCIPAL,

WorkirR Of a Ri2id Rule-The Pay-Koii-
Mr.. Geerxe Pace Elected a Principal.
The regular meeting Of tie City School
Board was held in the lIigh.Sshool build.
ing yesterday afternoon at 81 O'Clock.
Present: J. Taylor Ellyson, chairman ! Or.
6. Z. Moore. William Loyenstein, John B
Cary, william r. Drinkard. William II.
Williams. T. Wiley Davis, Robert T..
Briggs, W. X. Bowie; T.. II. Garnett. SUI
perintendent; Charles =. Rady, clerk and
supervisor.
The superintendent submitted his
monthly report. which shows that the total
enrolment is 1876; enrolment for the
month, 1859; average daily attendance,
1864; percentage for the month, 81. The
superintendent says that "the schools are
all in good condition, and dong well. The
excessive heat OF the past month was very
trying 10 the teachers and scholars. and
some were made sick by II, owing In great
measure to the crowded condition OF the
primary schools. The average attendance
for the past month is larger than II has ever
been, showing the wisdom OF the rigid rules
adopted by the Board, requiring that chill
dren shall not remain away from the schools
unless for sickness or Some pressing emer-
gency.
The clerk and supervisor reported that
the Council had made the appropriation OF
gil 900 to meet the payroll Of teachers for
October and November. This timely nc.
tiOn OF the Council, IN response to the re-
quest OF the Board and the recommends
ton OF the Council Comuiswe OF Schools
(Mr. j. G. Diskerson. chalrman,l was q
great relief to the teachers, who have been
without pay for the past four months.
The superintendent reported the death o
Nr. Il. A. Pollard, principal OF Spring
field and East-E End schools, and paid :
fitting tribute 10 his worth as a conscien
iious and faithful officer.
The Board unanimously elected Mr
George K. Pace. formerly principal o
Elba school. 10 fill the vacancy caused b;
the death OF Mr.. Pollard.
The Board decided to close the school. or
Thursday and Friday to give the children
an opportunity TO attend the Fair.
After the transaction OF the usual rou
tine business the Board resolved 20 omi
the regular meeting this month. and meet oil
the fourth Thursday in November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
,.>1.,, SPECIAL NOTICES.
b AT LEVY q DAvIYs.
1ol7 AND 1919 MAIN srprgr.

AlJ-WoOL FLANNEL NJ zoe. WORTH 25s.;
ALL.wOOL FLANNEL at csc. worth ssc.;
ALL-WoOL FLANNEL at 3oc. worth 4os.:
RID TWILL FLANNEL NJ 25c. worth 35s.;
RED TWILL FLANNEL at 32c. worth A0e.;
RID TWILL fLANNFL at ace worth s0c.;
BLUE TWILL FLANNEL at 3se. worth hoe;
BROWN CANTON FLANNEL at SIC. worth
j2hc.:
BROWN CANTON FLAENEL a. Zoe. worth
16lc.;
BROWN CANTON FLANNEL at 1eAe. worth
2oc.;
Brown CANTON tLANEEL at lo,,c. worth
25c.;
rLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL at loe. worth
l6ic.:
BLEACHFD CANTON FLAyNEL at l2.s.
worth 2oc.:
BLEACHED CANTON FLANNEI,-ail grades;
coLuRtD CANTON FLANNFL-aIl grades;
GINGIIAh az &c. worth 121c.;
CHEViOTs, elegant styles, at sj5c.;
GREY. BLUE, WHITE. and SCARLET YARN
Reliable goods and lowest prices at
LEVY a DAvis's.
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II AT LEVY & DAVIS'S,

1017 AND 1919 MAIN sTREET,
The largest and best-assoried stock OF CLoAKs in
this cisy. Every variety Of EEwMaRKET-the
popular garment this season. Also, DOLMANs
CIRCULARS, ULsTEIs, WRAPS, and JACK
FITS.
We call particular attention to our imported gar
ments, comprising some elegant goods.
CHILDRENs CLOAKs
TO ~ misses of every Size In variety of styles and
at prices within the reach of all.
Our ont-of.town customers viii ple1sa order
catalogue from u.s. LEVY & DAVIS.
large assortment OF SHhWLs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

Delicious Teas and Coffees.
Imported and Domestic Crackers.
Old Virginia Hams.
New Buck heat.
New Cream Butter.
Honey and Maple Syrup.
Fat hackerel and Roe Herrings.
For sale BY
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
500 Main street, Pase:B!ock.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

Of pianos and organs are made this week
by Ryland & Lee-one at the Fairgrounds,
and the other in their warsrooms. 9i3
Main street. steiuway, Chiekering, and
Fisher pianos, and Mason b Hamhn,
W wilcox 4 White. and Burdette organs at
factory prices" Cash or instAlments.
Large stock OF secondhand instruments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
Dsiteaeies.

Duck, with French Peas, In cans.
Pigeon, with French Peas. Ia cans.
Rabbit, with Mushroom, IN cans.
Chicken. with Mushroom. 10 cans.
Young Pigeon. with wine. In cans.
Roasted Thrtishcs, in cans.
Sardipes. With Tlui.!es.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
For sale by
JOSEPH II. BLAIR, Grocer.
Se3 Main street, pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

WuLrALs & FORD, corner Of Fourth aud
Broad streets, have made large purchases
from the manufacturers. for cash. and offer
most attractive stock OF Ladies'. Gentle
men'.. Youths. and Cbildren's Shoes, In
all the fashionable styles, o, attractive
prfcax
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
MOURNING GOODS.

We Off rectal bargains in LUPIN's ALL-WOOL
BLACK ChSHMERtS.
ALL-WU0L BLACK CASHMERE at 2ser resl
value 4tc.
3e.iNCH WIDE. extra lne qualdyat 81 aud 50e.;
SG-lNCH v IDE, superior quality. n; - ana G2c''
4O.INCH WIDE, extra superior qualify, al Ioc.'
sold everywhere at el - - -,,,
BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS.
40.inch wide, superior quality, at SUc. worth
1928;
BLACK AUSTRALIAN CREPE CLOTH at 20.
and 25c. per yard;
Superior qualities at 35,a0, So 75c', and III per
BLACK ALL-WOOL FRENCH -CHuDDAH
CLOTH, 44-inch wide, al i5 and 60e. ,.,,
BI IACK ALL-WOOL FRENCH BESON CLOTH
54.inch vide, very hne quality. al SOC;
BLACK ALL.WOOL FRENCH VELOUR
CLOTH at 75c. worth 1923:
BLACK ALL. WOOL FLANNEL SUITlNG NJ
l2B, 25. 37k, 80, 75c.. aud 81 per ward
Courtland's hest ENGLISH CREPE at the very
DoIJBLE and SINGLE ALL-WOoL BLACK
CASHMERE SHAW Is IN great variety
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

Visitors to the State Fair should not fail
to visit the Bee-TeDt and examine the
splendid collection OF foreign and native
bees, with the imported Queens. Every
thing pertaining to the bee-culMre may be
seen and full explanation given by Mr.. c.
II. Lake. OF the SuDIyside Apisry, Balt-
more, Nd, who has charge OF the ex-
hibit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
SILK DEPARTMENT.

The RIancest and most imposing display OF fall
and winter novelties In BLACK and tOLQRED
sATINS, BLLCh and COLOeED BROCADBs,
RHADZfMlREs. SURAHS. RIIADAhES, MAR
NtILLtAUX. OTTOMAN. &c, at our fanons
low prices; BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS of the
best lines mrpufactured-vlz.. at 49c. worth 73c.,
at b9c. worth s5c.. at 62c. worth o0c., at 79c.
worth Ell, al 9sc. worth $3.50. al $l.19 worth
Sl.75. at t1.35 worth 81, at sl 80 worth e. As.
The above are all special Bargains. Especial low
prices on C0LORkD DRESS SILKS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
Dresses and Wraps.

Madame LaFontane Rice, 523 east Broad,
Is turning out very handsome work in
dresses aud wraps. Her patrons all express
perfect satisfaction, iit, style, and finish be-
ing first-class. Compares iayoribly with
any done in America. Suits made TO order
from $ to s22. Ready.made suits on hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
Stats.Falr Visitors.

DO not fail to examine the Pianos and
Organs on the sunny side OF Main street
between Ninth and Tenth. No. 9l4 You
need not buy, but spare the time and ka-
mos Il Moses will repay your calling by nne
music and polite attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
e9- BLANKETS, CoMFORTABLEs

Our auction lot Of BLANKETS are selling WELL
Our 1914 BIG BONANZA at % Is the cheapest
ever offered;
Our ia BLANKETS arc first class;
Cur $3.50 ia BLANKET t. a bargain;
SILVER GREY BLANKETS aisl.25;
fxtra size and extra heavy SILvER-GhAY
BLANKETS very cheap;
COMFORTABLHS for single and double-beds.
Buy now while VIC have the cheap auction
BLANKETS In stock. LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

A FINE LATHxRISe CASTLE SOAP. made OF
the pure,t virgin oiive.oil. containing no anima
grease whatever. A splendid soap for nursery or
toilet use. l.. WAGSrn, Druggist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
Free Music 20 yisfsors.

Every visitor 10 the city thus week will
he presented with COED piece OF sheet
music free BY cutting this out OF the Dis
Patch and carrying 1t TO the musis-house
Of Ramos < Moses, No. 9l4 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
DDp 90 MM NM ssss TTTTI gcG ssss
+ BB$ BB$ $$ssffs 81 4 ssss ! #$ oosssss
Odd 90 y II NJ esSo T II OCO 0SSo :.

FULL. WIDTH snErTING at Iss.-, great bar
gain;
YARD-WIDy BLEACHxD COTTON at 5se.;
A COTTON fully as good as FrnI-of-the-LoJn
at7c.:
YARD-WIDE UEBLEACHED COTTON at Sc;
NICE APRON CHECK GISGHAhS al &C.;
GOOD CALICO al 4c. per ward;
a BROWN COTTON as good as Cones;o2a 10s,
al cAc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

For the finest Photographs IN the city go
to the DAVIS GALLERY. S2I Broad street.
Portraits in Pastille, Crayon, and Water
Colors speciality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
TAXES.

MANCHESTER TAXEs.-THE LAST
MI nsfEoF TBE CITY AND SCHOOL TAX
- ~ Mi,,,roS HON SoyiEsMBER isT. five per cent re:
bsi@ viii be allowed on the ely part Of same q
es., tbs STATE lax and 10 all faxes. city. school,
and STATE. unpald December lst. there viii b.
ndded d ner eenf. ). w. BKOSAIGH,Ja,
oe 2l.tNoyltg Treasurer eisy VI nSnsne'c'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
DREss-GooDs DEPARTMENT.

Latest novelties in French, German, RnEli9h,
and American mn ufacture at prices that are siTe
10 please.
BRlGHTOE CUTTING, in all eolors, at &c. per
yard:
Elegant sAXONY and TARLATAN PLAIDS at
SATIN BELViDERI sUITINGs at l2J1c. worth
Imported SCOTCH PLAID suIrING at eos.
5o.iKCH kLL.wOOL LADIES' CLOTH SUIT
LrpiS'S k.L-WOOL FRENCH CAsHMERBs,
in all The new and desirable shades, At S5c. per
yard. sold everywhere Of 50c.: extra quality at
5Oc per yard worth Csc; still better AT o2.e.,
value 65c. extra supernne at 75c., cheap si
54.jNtH TRICoT CLOTH sUITING, all tbs
desirable cOlors, ttl.l0, sold everywhere At
54-iNCH BEsoN CLOTH sUITIYG at 5Ua,
cheap al 75c.;
A2.INCH CHUDDAH CLOTH At 50c.;
42-INCU HAMSA CLOTH 1t soc. worth 75e.:
l4-IN'H WOOL DRESS FLANNEL, all eolors,
at 1916. worth 25e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

Nessrs. n. b. and A. p. Rowe, Jr., OF
Fredericksburg. Va, have fine exhibit OF
Plymouth Rocks, Brown and White Leg.
horrs, Polish Bronze Turkeys. White
Hollsnd Turkeys, and Geese; also have
large coop containing several varieties OF
Baptamg,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
III DRESS GOODS AT PRICES 70
SUIT ALL.

Look =, our CoEDUvETrEs at 10c.;
Look az oar POPLINS ut 12j.c.:
DRESS GOODS at l6.c., zoe. Csc. and mp;
Ca FLhNNfI SUITING at s1 yard;
Ga TRICOT suITING at si.25 yard;
Look at our DOUBLE-WiDTH PLAIDs;
SATIN RHADANES. all eolors. al $l.l5;
ELhCK SATIN RHADANE at sl.10;
BLACK SATIN RHADZlNIIs at tI.35;
BLACK GEOS- GRAIN SILKS very cheap;
We give bet values on these goods. Be sure 10
ask for them. LEVY & DAVIS.
ELEGANT EMBOSSED vELVETs;
EMBOSSED VELvETEENs at reduced price;
SPLENDID SILK VFLyET at sl.25;
NONPARIEL VELVETEEN-alI co!ors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
q. Every Physfcfau

who ha. tested the genuine, stimulating,
and tonic properties Of Duffy's Malt whis-
key has cheerfulIy recommended it solely
unop its merits"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
Nursing Mothers

would take bali wine-glassiul Of Malt
whiskey three or four times day Il would
greatly assist in building up their strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

II you wish 10 buy, sell, or rent, city real
estate, improved or vacant, call on H. Is.
Chat1in 4 Go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

Old whiskies, Brandies, and Wines.
Ginger Ale.
Best Bottled Beer.
For sale by
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer.
603 Main street, pace Bloek.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

OLD GENTLEnES's hroad.bottom, hst iow'heei
goods, lace shoes. congress ssiters, aud ous-'eg
boots at GRiGG's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
SMOKY TRIxY CIGARS,

LARGE and fresh stock boots, shoes, trunks,
and saishels at GRIGG's, corner Main aud Eishih,
Pace Bioet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
rAILoKs AND cLOTHIEas.


CLO NG
for father and son, for old and young, for biz
leys and small, for short men aud tail CLOTH
INC for business and dress, for week days ard
rest, for play and for school for warm days and
sool: CLOTHING that look. well because IT fits
vel, that wears well because IT, made we'll. that
suits the young well because il is "s~eli";
CLOTHING that Is proper In style, proper In
material, proper In finish, and proper In price;
CLOTHING, in short, ibs, e1cels 10 every fea-
iase Of excellence, and Is cheap only IN price.
Such CLOTHING as We have described and IN
sneh assortment as We have hinied at VIII De
foand al our store where the result OF careful Sc
lection, esrefu Supervision, aud careful work
sasn.Lip, Is shown in our
LARGE AND wELL-sELECrED STOCK
q ,toes nlst offers you what no like stock In the
city Offers you
PROPER GOODS AT PROPER PRICES.
GIVE US A CALL.
msrIr STORE,
1904 xAs STREET.
iss 1881
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
ACTION SALES THIS DAY.

THE BIGGEST STOCK of common-sense shoes
ever seen Ia the city ct GRtG6's, Psce Bloct.
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$s$ g'% ?? $sass$ sns f'S Es' s I 81 $l.'ss
Goo oGo 90 i Gao KEE 90 w 'ss'
: R$D9 9S|#|sssss, SErSFs EEpSFs 4 "
BBpbp iissssP LILA Y
sS y y sEEryw WV ErF al /
NNNEE %www EF AAt =
II Hs EEE W W # A ALIIL LIlI
WV $%%%%%$$ Y $$#s$EE : f. #,R #,,I
WV WV I'm Nm z
V v HHs HHss Nm m 7 ErrnR L
FFF A BIB RRR II 600 sSss
f. "A r BDJ BB JRH9 oss
AAA B BR RHO Os..S-
A ABBB Ri 600 'Ss'.

bIes.rs. sYCLE BROTHERS beg " announce
that they viii inaugurRte on TOMORROW Mon
day), 2Otb instant their third grand opening OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting OF SILKS. sATfNS, DeEss GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS, CLOTHS, CLOAKs,
CLoARiNGs. LINENS. and HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, DOMEsTICs, FLANNELs. BLAN-
KETr. LACE CURTAINS, UPHOLSTERY
GOODS. HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR, LACES,
GLOVES. TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, &C., &C.
In order 10 properly celebrate this event and
make II memorable in the history Of our baSnes',
we propc-e 10 make the grandest and most I'm
posing display Of ssv fall aud winter fabrics.
ysihsrsd frem every market OF The word, com
prisinF every imaginable style that Is produced,
and ofsi ed at prices which at once consistent
with large fales and small pronis. As a standing
eoIroboration Of osr assertion. we respectfully in
vite attention 10 the following un1pproaehsbh
bargains In our various departments:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
Sn0kH THY CICARs.

Hroa CUT SHOES for ehilsrsp, misses, and ladies
Al GKIGG's, Main and Eighth, Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

II. b. Chaffin & Co. are prepared to ac-
commodate everybody wishing any busi-
ness in their line attended 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
GotO the LES GALLERY and be rhS,oua he'd.

LIE GALLERY, Main street, delish, all With
lovely photographs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

OLD LADIES soft, flexible sse. low fat-heei
shoes In all the STYLES at GRrGG's, Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

THR wAuKgsPHAsr SHOE, for gentlemen.
ladies and boys. at GRIGG's, eorser Eighth aud
Main pace Blocl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

JAS. MACD0uGAlL. 10Y 4. ~. 81 o0S Main
street. bsoEs, stationery, show sases. Ae.
Jyo. Z. LACGHTON, JR., 10 4. n. and z T.. NJ,
watches jeweiry, &c.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ. tosses, mis-
carriages, wagons. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

Jersey JACKETS, al!-wool, at IS worth double
the mOney; , .
JERSEY :, silk and wool, astraghan trimmed at
% worth %;
JFFSEI EFWMARKETS az $3.50 worth II.
NfWMARkFTSa az $3.50 wOrlhsl2; go
ALL WOOL RUSSIAN CIRCULARS NJ .iz'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

"AIwsys Use Duny's Malt whissssy
40 directed incidentally, and you will rsa-
lize the greatest possible benefit"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

We recommend LEE GALLERY, Main street,
for good photographs and low prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

re- CALL AT THALHIMERs,
WHERE you WILL FIND AN
Il NJ ~ ~ y Nm y IN N EEE SS ~ ssss kEE
# i sffH H}fH Hsr T. sfs II SIS; l..
ASSORTMENT At
" e. EEnr HnH Hh HnH " ~
w Ern / / =
: $$ e WHY ##E$ n y
ILL @ 90 o %%ww%$
FPrf FPrfp I ERR r. Il s S0S SS EEr E s ssss I
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