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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

The halfyearly meeting OF orthodox
Friends in Virginia is now in progress
IN this city. Many years ago the soci-
ETY. had = very large membership in this
State, and they had a yearly meeting.
But by reason Of various causes, promi-
nent amongst which was the removal Of
many 10 the free States Of the great
Northwest, the number was 80 greatly
diminished as not to leave enough TO
constitute yearly meeting, and they
then attached themselves to the Balti-
more yearly meeting. and meeting twice
q year. instead Of once, as heretofore.
In the spring they meet at Blackwater
meeting house, IN Southampton county,
and in this city IN the fall.
Saturday evening the ministers, el-
ders, and overseers met and attended to
the business laid down for their action
In The discipline. On Sunday there
were three services in the meeting
house. attended by number Of persons
not members Of the society; indeed,
the house was well filled on each occs-
sion. The meetings were conducted
according to the wellknown custom
prevailing amongst the members Of the
society. Discourses were delivered by
Miss Mary Snowden Thomas, of Balti-
mors. Mr.. Jehu and Mrs. Sarah W.
Newlin, Of this State, and Hr. John B.
CIenshsw, OF this city. They, each oil
them. also appeared in supphcatin.
The addresses were all practical. and
plain presentation OF the gospel plan
of salvation, and were all greatly en-
loved by those who heard them.
At night Miss Thomas held special
mission service at the house Of resi-
dent few miles east Of the city.
Yesterday morning there was meet
inr for public worship at 10 o'clock,
which was followed by the main busi-
nsss for which they came tOgetheI-
viz, the reading and answering Of cer-
tain queries. which are to be sent to the
yearly meeting. which convenes in Bal
timore next month. This was all done
to the satisfaction Of the members, and
business was concluded about . O o'clock.
There was another meeting for pub-
lie worship last night. In which seyeral
Of the ministers took part, and the eI-
ercises were highly enjoyed by the large
number Of hearers who were present
This closed the public exercises, and
to-day the visiting FNends will all de-
part for their several homes.
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s.aiirs leura,

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday
John p. Roberts lcoloredJ, fsIonious
assault. Sent on 10 the grand jury.
Laura Gatewood lcolored), drunk and
disorderly. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Lucy Wells Ccolored), assault. Fined
S. and costs.
Prank Bull. drunk. Fined 81 and
costs.
James Taylor, drunk. Fined 81 and
costs.
Joseph Harrison, drunk. Fined q
and costs.
Jacob wray Ccolored}. petit larceny.
Failed 10 answer.
Jacob. George, Elizabeth. and Sarah
Jordan lall colored), threatening to kill.
Made to pay $40 costs.
Milton Goode Ccoloredl. drunk and
trespass. Fined s. and costs.
Samuel Worison and James Gilbert
both colored), disturbance IN the street.
Fined g. and costs each.
Polk Glazebrook, drunk. Fined q
and costs.
Jesse Turner eOlored), fighting In the
streets. Fined S. and costs.
c. A. RosSer. drunk. Fined "a and
costs.
Solomon Smith lcoloredl, drunk.
Fined e. and costs.
Nellie Lee lcolored), fighting. Securi-
ty for twelve months.
Montgomery cambridge tcoloredl,
drunk. Fined a and costs.
Samuel Deane lcolorcd) unlawful as
sauIt. Fined s20 and costs. Case ap-
pealed.
Taresa Strodengcr. unlawful assault.
Fined s20 and costs. Paid.
Sam Frsyser lcolored), drunk. Fined
A and costs.
Phil. Harris lcolored), drunk. Fined
a. and costs.
Nelson Hiidreth. drunk. Fined o.
and costs
James Conaty, assault. Failed tC
answer.
Lewis Smith, drunk. Fined o. and
costs.
F.J Minitree and C. C. Thompson
fighting. Discharged.
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Aeuns Win n Rursiar.

Mrs. Lewis W. Richardson, who lives
At IA north Twenty-eighth street.
svoke Saturday night to find burglar
in her bedroom. She aroused her hus-
band, who sprang up and made at the
man, but the fellow succeeded in
escaping.
Two coats were left in the yard by
the burglar--stolen at some other place,
it is supposed. These are held at the
Police Court for Identification.
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Ths hes.rI A.s.cistie.

There was & meeting last night Of
the Board OF Managers Of the Mozart
Association. The meeting was fully
attended. and it wa gratifying 70 note
that siIty-one Kew members were
added to the Association. Candidates
proposed for new membership during
the months OF November and Decem-
beT will havs the benefit OF the present
initiation fees, but after January /,
1856. the fee will be double.
The Building COMMITTEES reported
that the new Mozart Academy OF
Music would be completed by the lst
Of January. 1886. They propose TO
have the basement Of the new house
completed some time IN November, and
here il is probable that the Aozar;
pssss,eale. will be held unil the new
building Is completed.
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and it is supposed that he died OF heart
disease. No inquest.


A meeting Of Democrats was held q
Keller's store, in Hcnrico county, last
night, and " Brookland Democratic
Club, No. l." was organized, with
Conway u. Sands as president, james
G. Tinsley rs vice-prcsident, and James
7. Redd. Jr., as secretary.
The Club starts out with good officers
and fine membership.
Addresses were made by Hon. J.
Taylor EllysOn, one Of the nominees for
the senate; W. S. Leake, the NOMINEES
for the House and j. X. Russell. the
county chairman. These gentlemen
presented the issues of the canvass with
vigor and earnestness, and their eforts
will tell on election-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06
A sink IN the Street.

Owing, il is supposed, to the collapse
Of q culvert, there was yesterday eve
ming q sink in Main street near Ninth,
and a considerable hole was opened.
The police had q barricads erected
around the aperture, and lamps were
displayed there last night, warning peo-
pie of.
1t Is quite remarkable tina; such a
sink should have occurred on street
so much used and no damage done.
The opening is sufficiently large to
insert 8 barrel III it, and would soon ne
much larger but for the tenacity with
which the Belgian blocks hold together.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

were made, the offence in each case
beng felony: Max Spier, Thomas G.
Ferguson, peyton Walker, G. G. Thur
man, Josiah Brachter, John Tyler,
Eleanors Thomas, and John Thomas.
Ben. Robinson was indicted for misds-
meanor.
About one hundred persons-Iaw-
yers, merchants, &e.--were indicted for
infraction OF the State revenue laws in
failing TO take out licences. The-e
cases are set for hearing next Monday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06
Clay-Nnrd Acfives.

At the last regular meeting OF this
club it was decided TO make a thorough
canvass Of the ward, with the view OF
getting every non-regIstered voter on
the Observation-Disclosures. and that al
needed transfers may be properly made.
This is al important movement, and
the citizens Of the ward are urged 10
aid and assist the club in this work.
Mr.. c. ". Tyler was elected secre-
tary in place of Mr.. James II. Gibbs,
resigned, and several important com
mittees were appointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

A large party Of eIcursionists. chiefly
Knights of Labor, arrived in the city
Sunday morning from Washington. d.
c., and left for home that night. Many
of them spent the day driving over the
city IN hacks. They made Wilkinson
Hall their headquarters, and were the
recipients Of kindly attention from their
Richmond brethren.
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sroKE TRrxY CIGARs.
sNoKY TRIxY CIGARs.
WHO Is MRS. wINsLOw?

As thk question n frequently asked. we
will simply SAY that sine n lady VINO f-r
upwards Of forty years has untiringy de-
voted her time and talents as n female ply
sician and nur-e. principally among chill
dren She has especially studied the cob
stitutiou and wants OF this numerous clas<s
and AZ n result N this effort and practical
knowledge. obtained IN y lifetime spent ~
z Hur-@ and physician. she has compounded
a SOOTHING SYRUP for children teethlng
II op.ratess like magic. giving rest and
health and h, moreover. SURE "a regulate
the bowels. IN consequence OF this article
MIS- " WinslOw n becoming world renowned
AZ tenefactor of her race. Children ceF-
tainly do GrsB Up and bi-r- her Especially
IA this the cuee N this city. Vast quantities
OF the SOOTHING SYRUP arr DAILY so,d
and used here. We think Mn. Winsiow
Ia. iubno1alixod her maine by tnir in valu-
able artic.e, and we sincerely believe sbou-
sands of childrexl have Deas1 saved from an
early grave oy IT. timely usc. and that mil
lions yet unbo<n will share It's Ocnen ns and
unite IN sslliag hes blessed. No nOrHHE has
discharged her duty 10 her suffering llttse
ones IN our opinion. until she has gwen h
the benefit OF MRS. WINsLOw's SJOrH-
ING sYRCP. TRY II, motheB-TRY n
NOW Lddtes VlatOv. Neu York Ctts. Sod
by ali drugsislx. ~ cents bottle.
&c s-eOdlw
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Sudden Death.

Coroner Taylor was called upon yes
terday morning 10 view the body Of
Clements W. Holt, q carpenter by trade,
aged sixty-two years, who died very
suddenly at mis- home, No. ll6 east
Broad street. Deceased had for some
time past been complaining of difficult
breathing and paIpitatiOn Of the heart,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

Theirs will be 3 meeting Of the Union
Bazaar Association fer the benefit OF
the Homes for Aged Women and the
Male Orphsn Asylum, al the residence
Of Mrs. Lewis D.. Webb. 20l east
Franklin street. at l2 N. Wednesday
October 7th. All the ladies' of the city
interested in the above-named institu-
tions are earnestly requested to attend
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Tn. s.unninT scssos,

The Virginia game laws provide that
partridges may be shot ID the fidevater
counties from November lst 10 Febru-
arv lst. The counties are named. In
the rest Of the State from October 10Th
to January 18th.
EDeer-From August 10Th TO Janu-
AIRY 18th.
Turkevs--From October 18th to
February lst.
Phessants-From August lst to
January lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

LTFE-SIZE CRAYON POETRAITT
can be had this week only for tn,
small sum Of $40, enlarged from any
picture. Call or send all orders tC
Miss MAY +. Baldy, st. James Hotel
CITY. Hours between and 10 A. Al
and . and 1 I. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06
The SsottsyIIIe Fair.

Major John W. Daniel will deliver
the address al our Fair on ednesday
October 7th. at . o'clock. The Ale
ghany railroad will sell tickets rom al
points at half rates.
II. q. HARRIS. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

ETsCT FKOk William j.
Coughlin. OF s0mervlle, Mas niys' IN
the fal. ~ 1870 WA taken with BLrEDtNo
on TIN LuKGs. followed 10y severe eosgh
] lost my appetite snd flesh and was con
rned to my bed. IN 1877 ] was admitted
~ the hospital The dOctor said had a
hole IN my lang ss big asa half-doliar. Al
one time a report went around that W.
dead. gave ny hope. nat . friend ,oid me
of DK WILLIAM HALL. BALKAN So1 rHs
LUNGS J go; . bottle when, 10 my sur
prise J commsnced a. feel better. and To
day fec better thnn for thrce yeau pssi
pIARRHEA.-N orst eases relieved and
cuIed 10y DUFFY's PUEE MALT WHfsKsr
Recommended 10y lead ing physicians. Sod
by druggists and grOcers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06
(nncerr Cured

Or. A. 6. Wollard, OF Richmond.
Va. is having great success IN curing
Cancers. He has cured hundreds pro-
nounced incurable by other physicians.
Send for pamphlet with references and
certificates. Office, 100 east Leigh
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06
snoKr frIxY CIeARs.

A. CTrEE rOR SORE THROAT A-s
Co7GHs. "bRowH's BRONCHIAL TROcHKs
have been thoroughly tested. and maintain
their good reputation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06
7 HAVE THIS DAY TRANSFER
ARCHITECT asD srvII ESGrsEEE

n p. K. BURGwYN. A. y. c. f.,
Ne N An. SOC g. L.. ARCHITECT AND
CIVIL EA6INEEk Once No. eosL east
Main streel. Richmond. Va.--Plans and
specifications prepared. and Architectural
Designs executed Particular attention
given 20 the best methods OF sanitary
drainage Landsceping y speciality. Refer
enee invited 10 Hollywood and Calvary
cenaeteries- oe Ism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

The City Democratic Committee Will
meet tonight at s:l5 O'Clock for the
most important work Of the campaign
and ali members should make ii their
business to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06
Einn 1alloring.

Large stock to select from Of fine
French and English Worsted Suitings
and first-class cutters and workmen.
Call and see our stock and prices.
L. B. SPENCE q SON.
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uExTER's. so7 BnoAp STREET.

A Wait ~ HExTTRs win surprise all who
have not recently visited their establish
mept. Their stock of goods n far more
choice and numerous than ever before. and
nj price siiaat viii show material saving.
Every shade and Hack m HALF-woOL
CASHMERE at ioc.:
90 pieces DoUBLk~wEIGHT HEAVY
~ Ill. af 10c.. - -.
FULL DOuBLE-WIDTH G A s II NJ X H.
every shade, al 2oc.
A fnN line OF TRIC0Ir lall WOOL. one Of the
latest xtyles Drsss Goots NJ 3sc. 1850,
llegans assortment of LADIES' CLOTHS
BDukRETTE
SILK MIXTURES,
nHFss fI.AENEIS, and
MOURNING GOODS.
SILKS. vEIvETs. AND vEJvETEENs.
co,ord and Black slik Velvet at
hrocnaed SIN Velvet nj g. 20 -,,,
HlscE nrocaded Silk Nelvei al $40 No''n
,aaeS and colorsd veiveieens st 40 90
eass 80 ss' Veiveieeirs I've - at SOC worth doubss
us nsse, s,iiss We offer Gros-OraiD AT 40.
10 SOC. 81, IL, % 80 al. ~ = -
IN exan,iustion and comparison they VIII
l,e found 70 le the cheapest IN the city.
FLANNEIB.
VI, an selling Fiannes cheaper than they
have ever been sold before.
AfI.Woo Red Twill Flannel, extrs he@Tf,
Extra Pine and Heavy Red, White, and
Blue Twill at 25c..
IA pieces Grny Twill flaneel af lOe.;
pain White Flannel al IS. IL, 20, 20. 80
80. 40 90, 90. 75c-, and t1-every mum
ber from % 1Sc. yard lesr than
marked value.
TABLE-LINEE, TOWELS, NAPKINS.
s7.ineh wide Rcd Table Damask. f>ss eol-
red 'sa Napkins IS al s5e. per dozen;
Towels irom DC. 10 81.
Drab. Cardinal Cream. and Ltsht-Bins
EidcrdO.n and 70 STYLES o. Striped
JfRSkY fIANNEiS,
tOi Children s Cloaks-
SPECIAL SALE OF KID GLOVES THE
WEEK.
". viii sell an extra good s-Button KID
Glove. ia Black. Fall Shades. aud Tans
at kbo. that would be cheap al To-;
A k-Butt0n kcnllop>d-TOp the newest IN
Kidsl in black and al shades and al
sizes a. 75c.-their reai value y 81 20
& RutiOp KID Sloves-Biack and CoiOreo-
Al Sl-every pair warranted. andshouic
they rip OF tear = new pair VIII De given
n place;
A mil Inc of Hisses' Kid Gloves.
IADlFe' MINIS. CHILDREN'S HERINU
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies Whire Aerinn Vests nj ~, 40, 80.
ync. 81 81. 20. and sl.50;
ladies' Scarlet Atwood Vests az 73c., 81.
81 .2b. and Sl.5O
Mems White Merino Shirts at 25, 40. 90,
76c. 81. 20. $3.50. and 81;
100 dozen Mems ALI Woo scarlet SHIRTS
and Drawers az Doc. apiece;
Mems Red shirts and DrsWerH. ali wool al
7se.. 81. sl.25. S1.b0. sl.75. and p
AL sizes and prices in Children Vests. fsom
Chl'dren + Red AlI-woo Shirts and Draw
en-.
OlQKEp AND BLACK WOOL LACfS,
FEATHLR TRIMMING,
HRAID~ AMI FRINGEs AND BUTrONS.
BIO REDUCTION N ZEPHYRS.
BlacF and White Zephyr per ounce, 7e.;
All Coored Iephyrs per ounce, b.
BLANKETS ~ special low prices
JERSEYS from soc 70 So.
Hosiery. Handkerchief Corsets. Laoes.
DC. 81 extra low prices, al
i. HEXTERS.
oc ASH TuNTh sO7 Broad street
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Cliff T AIMS

ELEGANT styles Of White and coiored MA
DRAs CURTAINS,
LACK cURTAIHs from $3.50 p~if up
'" "TtrrRscoMAE CURTAINS and PoH-
WfNIOw-EHADEs In great variety
from SIC. mp % 81 3 pair, with fixtures com
'1rfyy cfTyyRrArY CHAINS, CoRNICEs. POLES.
.na HOOKS. LEVY & DAVIS.
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our buyer has been In the market for the
past two weeks, and we ART nov ia receipt
of and are prepared TO show the MOST AT
TRACTIVE and DESIRABLE GOODS that
ART used. Our stock Is something immense,
and what you cannot md IN our stors you
viii hardly ind elsewhere. As usual.
"THE LOWEST PRICES"
II our motto, and customers can rest easr
when they buy their goods from us.
IN every department our assOrtmenr are
being competed.
II CARPETS OF every kind, RUGS OF
every quality. and DRUGGETs Of all styles
our stock is complete. and we are Offering
them al the Lowest prices ever known.
We,malIe and lay Carpets, and guarantees
satisfaction.
OurCLOTHs and LINOLEUMs-asplen-
did assortment,
DRESS GOODS in the latest novelties
large assortment.
BLACK and COLOIlED SILKS. all kinds
lowest prices IN the city.
Va show the mosrfssn BILE shades and
STYLES OF KID GLOVES.
WRAPS OF the most fashionable designs.
IN different styles OF goods also the largest
assortment OF MISSES and CHILDREN :
WRAPS. which are now Oh sale al tfn
lowest figures, al
THALHIMER BROTHER&.
o. 4-su.1u&Th Finn and Broad streets.
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rs~ IMPORTED CLOAKs.

We have lust received our importation of
CIOAKR and can confidently state that
we now SHOW the largest and best-assorted
stosf or INpORTED CIlOAKS ever brought
10 this city. We call particular attention 10
the quality Of the cloths. the nj. and tAS
nscellent workmanship.
LEVY a. DAVIS.
1OI7 and 1919 Main street.
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Medical Gsg,e<e

The Virginia Medical College opened
yesterday, and the attendance was very
good indeed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

The grand jury of this court was IN
session yesterday-John X. Chiidrsy
foreman. The following presentments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

THE MRMBERS OF THE GESANG-
Il VEREIN VIRGINIA are respectfully
requested 10 mest 81 Ssnger Hall TODAY
NJ p. Al. 10 particip pate Al the funeral of
Nj. &. sAUKK. Il. WESZEL
&C 6-lt' Secretary.
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sEAsONABLN GOODS

before YOU buy. We can offer you tine bes,
induce ments IL new and stylish goods and
the best Inducements IL prices. a trial ~ AL
We ask.
CARPETS.
Inst received from s. recent bankrupt sale
iu New Aok CITY q handsome lile o.
INGRAM THKkE-PLN, TAPESTRY.
HOpN- -BRI SSELlS. and VELVET CAk-
PITS that veofieY at exceedingly low
Also q larye stock Of TURKISH RUGS
from 81 to sic
RUSSIAN HAlR-FELT DRUGGErs from
81 to s126O
DRi GGET. CLOTH for Zoe, s71se. 10 81
rAPTsTRY aTsS and VELVET RUGS nom SOC.
tOsl2.
CLOABs AND wRAPs.
A careful inspection OF our stock of
ClDAKs and WRAPS will convince YOU
that II n % your advantage Ia purchase OF
u.
We have Just opened on nrst instalment
~ ClOAkr. The STYLES are better sno the
prices lower than ever. DOn't fsil 70 give
tIs cal In this line We show al the
--LATEST STl LIS. comprising
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS,
NEWMARKETs,
OOlsMhNS.
JACkE1S.
cLOAkA. sc
IN fact. every styie that is out this season.
non't iail 70 examine our stock before ptiF-
chasing
our remaining stock of kATTINGS we
ofier ~ and below cost to cOse out.
u 6E. MlTTELDORFBk.
oc 4-su. .TukTh b27 east broad
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fe<efore0oer,'r s<,so-e>>s~r~s,
WHERR 20 GET GOALS. p.
w LATHROP a Co, Seventeenth sfresi
~ DrRwpridge, ofref kkHT HPLINT COAL
ON the nlarkes, BEST ANTHRACITE
COAL on tbs market Preparation unauT-
pened Purchaser inyttec % call.
Ds hF. LAxznOP Aco
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n BLANKETS.

CoL.oRED RLAYRErs from 81 MP 10 81
EHrTE BLANKETS at sI.25. 81. s2-25.
" so, IS. 1880. 81. sf.50, q, 50, and up W
eye pair.
IAP-BI.ANKT-rp from s1.50 up 20 $40.
Our $3.50 BLANKETS are worth Just u
more and no mistake. LEVY & DAVIS.
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FURs.

FTRs.
EURS. FUR5. FURS,
with greatly improved facilities aud the
employment OF none Dut skilled artlsts, We
are better prepared TO
REPAIR. REpOvATE. RELISE OR DYE
FUR GARMENTS
and all kinds Of
FUR GOODS
than ever before. We use oaly the very
best materials. This fact. combined with
the assurance that all our work is done un-
der the supervisor OF our Mr.. HAAsE. b a
sufficient guarantees that all work intrusIed
ous will be repaired and rntahed In most
artisiic manner.
In . few DAYS we will display the largest
and handsomest stock Of
AsTRACHAH sAcQUEs. SEAL. AND
PLUSH DOLAANs AND sACQUEs,
ACFFB.
TRIMMINGS,
BEAVER. LYNX. &C.
ever shown In this city. and viii he offered
al prices lower than yeu can buy elsewhere.
CHARLES HAAsE a CO..
Broad street, opposite Theatre.
&C e-fu&rh2f
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ra~ d. & Z. MITTELDORFER'S
GRAND FALL OPENING.

Ouidoins all previous efforts to piease the
public We ofei new attractions magnlu-
cent in quality and unprecedented IN price.
Now is your chance. inveStlgas' our ne"
line OF
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urab Cardinal. Cream. and LiNht-Blus
Fiderdo.rn and 70 STYLES o. Striped
JERSEY FbANNEiS,
fOi Children Is Cloaks-
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be expected" and NO new facts were
elected.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

DICHnOND THEATRE--Twkk
II ~ -eECOND SEASON ,-rgs xHu.s
xoxrz Arm. the greaf Union.squnro 49,.
Ain sureeu. by Bronson fio0ard, 1nB
nAEKERB DAu8isrEk - played oxof
1.0so times. with . csrsfany 'esssSs
2nf All the original gSnnc snses.
T5ss sS-ppo1y carried by this company -
sreclal feature, painted from the of1flnnt
mode =. The original music. megnnasnS
euiuwss. and cast esPecsA.y ss,
sSr,tsu1on. 7ec.: dreus circle. soc. gAihsTys
Ssc al "a. STANasPk BusiasD nAneeexs
f.sws tNsn<sNK Manager. o. Wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

TABLE-LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS.
r5.,nch wide Rcd Table Damask. fast ool-
on. at 3Sc.
Red Napkins al SOC. per dozen;
Towels from DC. 10 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

before YOU buy. We can offer you the Dest
induce ments IL new and stylish goods and
the besl Inducements IL prices. a trial Is AL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

D1CHMOND SkATING-SCH0OL
IL or.n EVERY NIGHT 1T O'clock
Admission. 10 cents: skates, 10 cents.
Matinee for ladies and hiidren DESIRING a.
| learn WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
MORNINGS ~ lOo'clock. tdmisxon, loo.
| Grand Hl.-Team contest TT tfSDAf
NIGHT. October 9TH. Music 10y thc hand
| No advance In price. oc l-lN-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

"ANTED. A ITUATl0N AS
w farm MANAGER ny . ScOtehman
| having thorough knowledge ~ al KINDS
| OF farming and the raising ~ cattle ana
sheep. Especially good ~ keeping boots'
and his WfFE lsalso - rrst-cisss DAIRY
AND POULTRY WOMAN, vino eau eako
| charge ~ same " required -.
Also. IA PuKB-bkkD SHEPHERD DOG
| rpU SaIP e-lt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-06

W., aye selling Flannels cheaper than they
have ever been sold before.
All. oo He'd Twill Flannel, extns heavy
al 1ec.;
Yxtra Pine and Heavy Red, Whise. and
Blue Twill at 25c-
"A uteces tarnv Twill Flaneei at 1Oc..
pain White Fiannei al I .. II, 20, 10. ia
80. 40 90, 50. 75c., and t1-every num-
her from 8 % 1Sc. yard les t1on
marked value.