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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
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our entire stock Of &c. Lawns TO be c.ose,
TACIFlCLAWys a. ..e.. FORMER price = a',c
iAKASOl~ ~ any WlCo iu close out STOCK
SATIN CtAtulNG- now only 7ic
sll y INiHi LLA- iu on grades. az pricv
lower Than ever offered.
INDIA iININA. PFIsIAN Lawns
CRAZY CLOTHS tAIN~bukH. il}i -
gui tuli line OF al WHITE GOOD, ID
la.t tuc former pice. .......
NAIIlNGN Oll.tl Otis. WINDOW
tUNui~. LArkC KrAlNs, COHHi...
Polls. -.Nt Prices way down.
Do AIti IiT1DN- this Ncgt ~ low hs 81
rtrt zen, Ire urst o.. ies'l hut'uHt God
stHt'i 90. f.s ot2saud
.f ..' .4 s...
81. "a, t1'.. c.u a. once. b. we have
'r ID o. few p|ec.s. left.
Cu.I ~ CLOTHS. striped aud solid. only
Nearc row selling good LAWNS. In any
Guaunt3, az asc. lue assofuueu, ,s very
CiitcEEp cI>GHANs at Sc. former
Wciavr ,rwIINEN BUSTERS on hand
thCy WIZ ue s)lGR N about half cost
ORIENTAL lACtS. IORCUON lACEI,
sWlS ald llNMIJK KG EMBROlDhRl ~
iu all widths and qualities. our reduc.
ucU prices On these goods VIII estoulsh
you.
uCsiERY. CLOVIS, CORsETS. HAND.
kFUCHlEFS, and all Fancy as well az
staple Goods are included I'm The general
tiauLhftr.
pRis~ GOODS az Your own price.
CAk~IMfI. .ES Gud LlNhNS for mems wear
We have iI great variety.
TOWELS NAIKlNS. LINEN pAMASK.
ana all HurrEEtEPiNG GOODS.
Every art.c." iu the house marked down AZ
-. q l.. NITTELDORFER
ia 6.TuGTh 52J broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
LED A DoUBLE LIYE.
The Mystery Surrounding Man Who
faxsd An t,rookIy Iyu and Newark.


Lived I'm BrooEIyn snd Newark.
A New York special Of the 10th says
A sixty-year-old, fne-looking man
dropped in an spoplectic d. ct the
Brooklyn end Of the Brooklyn bridge
yesterday morning and died in few
minutes. HIS companion was DIR. Y.
Hudson knight, Q reputable Brooklyn
practitioner, who sent word to Ursula
bennington, SO Clinton street, TO come
TO the bridge at once. Soon after.
ward Q young and handsomely-drcs
woman rushed in. and, iiinging her
self upon the dead body, cried, "ue Is
not dead Lie must not die Oh, Doc
tor, say that hs is not dead ]" When
she became calmer she and the Doctor
went through tbs mans pockets, taking
sI25 in money and . number Of docu-
msnts. The police captain interrupted
At this point and asked for sxplAna-
tons. DR.. knight said that Tho dead
man was Jeremiah Counsellor, Of New
ark, an sx.msmbsr Of The New Jssey
Legislature, and othsrvlss rFonihsnh
and that ths lsdy was Als sisse. II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
HAETsoOK-ELLis.
Marriage nt Ashland last wight
Many Richmond People Pre-
be

| rtuts Hf.
Miss Carrie Ellis, daughter Of L. p
Ellis, Esq, Of Ashland, was married last
evening at halfpast s O'Clock to Mr.
Eugene Hartsook, OF Texas. The cere
mony was performed at the Duncan.
Memorial chapel by tho Rev. j. r,
Sturgiss, the Rev. Joseph Jones, Of Pc
tersburg, assisting. The bride, who is
one OF the most popular society young
ladies Of Ashland, was becomingly At
tired in ivory satin, court train. with
embroidered crepe front, neck square,
and back V-shsped pearl ornaments.
The groom was formerly O student
Of Randolph-Macon College, and is now
prsctioing law in Texas.
The groom's best man was Mr.. Dud.
ley Mcdonald, q well-known gentleman
Of Richmond. Miss Hattie Blogg, OF
Baltimore, the first bridesmaid, was
dressed in white albatross and satin,
square neck pearl ornaments.
The following was the order OF thc
bridesmaids and groomsmen, with the
costumes Of the former:
Miss Pet Rsgland, Of Richmond,
white ottoman silk On train, pearl orns-
ments with Mr.. +. Stevens.
Miss Alice Mayo, of Ashland. can
vas en- tram, with cream-lace oyerdress,
feather trimmings; with Mr.. l.. Rag
land.
Miss Fannie Leake, OF Ashland, white
satin en- tram, lace oyerdress, diamond
ornaments; with Mr. l.. Ellis.
Miss Lizzie Hartsook, Of Albemsrle,
Persian null en- train and lace; with
Mr.. George Patton.
Miss Jennie Pemberton, Of Ashland,
white organdie en- tram, square neck (;
with Mr.. w. d. Wilkinson.
The College chapel, in which the
ceremony was performed, was boauti-
fully decorated with flowers, and was
crowded with the relatives and friends
Of the contracting parties. After the
ceremony reception was held at the
residence of the brides father.
At 10 o'clo Z a SPECIAL train took the
bridal part 60 Richmond, where they
70 'l'a - r,.
The happy couple go first 10 visit the
groom's relatives m Virginia, after
which they return 10 Ashland for
short time before leaving for Texas
their future homo.
The ushers of the evening were
Msssrs. 7. Parkin Scott. Marshall Ellis,
Henry Perkins, and X. V. harye.
Among the large number Of visitors
prssent we're Mrs. Hartsook, the mo.
ther Of the groom Mrs. Ssllie Plrrot,
the groom's sis,er-bOth OF Albemarle.
From Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Noel, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harwood,
Rev. ". +. Evans and wife Miss
Simms, Of Manchester General and
Mrs. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Prettyman, Of Goochland; and a nun.
Der Of others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
uaTringe Or SIR. Tyler and Miss
Taylor.

Yesterday afternoon at ) O'Clock, AZ
tie residence Of The BRIDES parents,
with the beautiful and impressive csre.
mony of the Episcopal Church-Dr.
Burton. rector Of ST. Johns, olIci.
stire- Mss Mary A. Taylor and ~
lleury Ty Ter were united in marriage.
The bride is the beautiful and &C.
complishod daughter Of Mr.. George X.
Taylor, and is exceedingly popular. as
the large number u costly and beauti.
ful presents sttestcd. She was be-
comiDgly sttired in an sshcs-ofroses
silk.
Tho bridegroom ia promising young
LAWYER Of Caroline county.
Daite an enjoyable feature Of the
evening was the cutting Of tho bridal
crkc. in which the Young folks We'd
w. % other as 10 wLo nd secure
-.. i.K.
'r. en- Mrs. Tyler ltft on the GEO
+. NJ. train for their future home,
BlCnheim, Caroline county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
COUPONS.
ONE OF TIE PETERSBURG CASES CON.
CLUDgD YESTERDAY.
A Victory for the state-The Point Raised
by the Defendsnt-rhe Order
Of the Judge.
Especial telegram TO the pi.mtch.l


PETERsBusG, Va, July 2i.-ln
the Hustings Court to-day the State
gained a victory in q coupon case. Mrs.
NJ. l.. Harrison owed sl4l for taxes !;
she sought TO pay in coupons. Colonel
X. II. Msury, OF Richmond, represent
ed the plaintiff, and Mr.. George ). Ber-
nard, Commonwealth's attorney OF Pc
tersburg, and Mr.. Wyndham Meredith,
Of Richmond, the State. The principal
point presented for decision was raised
by a motion OF counsel for the State 10
exclude certain testimony Of Colonel
Msury's TO the following effect That
he had presented the identical coupons
in question TO the Second Auditor, who
expressed his willingness to fund them
at fifty cents on the dollar.
The motion 10 exclude was based on
an act Of Assembly passed at the last
session Of tho legislature, making il
the duty Of the plaintiff to produce the
bond from which the coupons were cut
if so required by the defendant, which
act, Il was contended, rendered inad-
missable ali the evidence OF tho gem
uneness Of the coupons except that af.
forded by the bond itself.
The Court, being satisfied from other
testimony adduced Of the imprsctica-
bllity of producing the bond, allowed
Colonel Maury's statement TO be ad-
mi,ted as evidence.
The case was then argued elaborstely
by counsel. Mr.. Meredith, who is as
sisting the Acknowledgement Of the
State, made very strong argument.
The case having been given to tho jury,
and verdict in favor OF the State rem
dtred, Judge Bernard ordered the clerk
Of the court TO take charge Of the coc =
pons, and at the October Term of the
court it will be decided what disposi-
tion shall be made of them. This case
is one Of three in which verdicts have
been rendered directly in favor of the
State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22

The following cases were disposed o.
yesterday:
William Jackson (colored), improper
conduct on the street. Fined e..
George Kelly, drunk and q yagrant,
Security required for ten days in ths
sum Of fl00.
Robert Randolph (colored), JUMPING
on the Chesapeake and Ohio cars while
the same were in motion, thereby en-
daDgering his life. Fined IS.
George Allen and James Taliaferrc
(both colored), stealing a sword, the
property Of William Johnson. Dis
charged.
Jordan Alexander, drunk. Fined
s2.50 and costs.
Alice Dabney tcoloredl, asssulting
and abusing Grace Jackson. Fined 81
and costs.
William II. Howard, attempting to
decoy Minnie Lee from her home for
unlawful purposes. Dismissed.
Robert Braxton tcolored), cruelty
beating q mule. Fined sl0 and costs.
Samuel b. Wright and John Bowles,
drunk. Fined each e. and costs.
John Harrison, drunk and assaulting
and beating William Harrison. Dis
charged.
Luther Minor, leaving bis team stand
ing in the street without holding the
reins in his hands. Fined s2.
Thomas Dsngerfeld (colored), stab
bing Charles Robinson with an ice-pick,
with intent to kill. Sent on TO the
grand jury.
Georgianna Lewis lcolored), assault
ing and abusing Mary Madison in the
street. Fined s5 and costs.
Ralph Oreyke, fast-driving on the
public street. Fined sl0.
Claiborne Sims (colored), breaking
and entering in the nighttime the
dwelling-house Of Mrs. Stubblefeld and
stealing therefrom q lot Of knives and
forks, q lot Of dishes, one chair, and
sundry other articles also, stealing Q
lot Of chickens from some person un-
known. Continued until Thursday the
Goth instant.
John Jeter and Lucy Harris doth
colored), stealing . gold watch Of the
value OF slO0, the property Of j. @.
Smith. Jeter sent TO jail for six months.
Harris Ills charged.
Louis k.obenger Was charged with
being g vagrant without any visible
means Of support. Discharged.
John Clstsr tctlored), assaulting and
beating Bertha jackson. Fined s5 and
costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
Tour of Inspection Of the Committee
on water.

Yesterday afternoon the Committee
on Water assembled at the Council
chamber at a quarter past o'clock,
and went out to the Old aud New
pump-houses and to the Old and New
reservoirs. Everything was found in
flrstclass order, and the Improvements
at the Old pump-house are being pushed
forward.
At the New pump-house the visitors
were served with refreshments.
The party was composed Of Council
men Owen, Ammons, Kendler, Bshen,
Wagner, NJ. Murphy, Pesrce, Superin-
tendent Boiling, Assistsnt-Superinten-
dent Davis, ard Colonel Cutshaw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

III. .SELDON TAYLOR. g T. NJ, commission
ers sale OF three building lots ou tue
south side Of Franklin between Laurel
and Shafer streets.
n. ". BOWIE. 5 y. ~. trustee'ssale OF fra ne
dwelling No. 220 Mostly sueet. near
Nenable.
HIGH-COgSTABLE'S sale at 10 A. NJ. NJ
No. los east Broad stree. OF crockery
tinwsre, showcases, Sc.
GEORGE w. MAYO, 1890 4. L., hOnss'
hold furniture, printing press SHOES &C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22

A scheme of Competition for tho nm.
mates ef the Confederate soidisrs'
Home.
A wealthy gentleman Of Richmond
offers the following premiums, TO be
competed for by the resident members
of the Confederate Soldiers Home who
were Confederate soldiers during the
war First premium, s25; second pre-
miam, s2O; third premium, els {; fourth
premium, el0; fifth premium, s5.
The premiums will be given I'm an
order Of merit to be determined BY .
committee appointed for the purposs) to
the i've persons among the competitors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
Action OF the Board OF Ezeesnaity
commissioners.

At the last meeting Of the lndemni-
fication Commissioners the petition Of
f. G.. Edmonds, treasurer of Fauquier
county, was presented, representing
that he bad incurred expenses, loss,
and damage in enforcing or attempting
TO enforce the collection of taxes due
by r. 7. Barry, who rendered coupons
in payment thereof, which were re-
jected. Barry then sued in the United
States Circuit Court, which tribunal
dismissed the suit. The plaintiff then
appealed to the Supreme Court, which
reversed the lower court and sent the
case back, where il was dismissed by
order Of the plaintiff. Only the costs
ts3l4.02) were therefore incurred to the
defendant, who asked 10 be reimbursed
that sum, which the Board decided to
DO.
At O meeting Of the Board on
the l7sh it authorized the Audi
tor TO issue his warrant for
s4l2.94, in payment Of the judgment
and costs in the case Of Ii. q. Dulsney
RS. The Commonwealth. The Board
decided to pay the Judgment at once to
prevent incurring further costs Of axe
cution, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22

The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company has removed It's cit ticko,
and express office from 1906 east Main
10 9iS east Main, between Nn,h and
Tenth. The convenience Of location
and arrangement Of the present Office is
a great improvement over the old one
and much more accessible to the patrons
Of the Richmond and Allegheny line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
A.o.I..-,. s.,sm..s a. p.,..

NV Anglo a mericsn osble tothe Dispatch. /
LIMA. July 2l.-Ats public meet
ing held here on Sunday last,
Il Was resolved 10 petition the
Government 10 s,pel the Jssaits
rom the country. The feeling against
this class IL daily becoming moro
intense. ~ Commsrieo recommends
that the Goverrmen, ssks the "a alter
in hand and uest e IA spin, u mod
,fatitn and Justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
THREE CENTS PER COPY


whom he had been very fond, and whom
hs bad adopted - daughter upon u
desth Of his real daughter.
The lady corroborstsd this, and sad
81 took his daughters place In his sl'
fsctions and his heart. lie had bic liz
insured In my favor and also msde .
WILL" She yielded up the money md
papers under protest, and expressed sn
anxiety to get the body over into New
Jersey Is soon o. possible. They sx.
citedly refused . suggestion that The
body be removed to the adopted dsugh-
ter's home instead OF lying In the po-
iice-station TO await the coroner's &C.
tion. While tho lady WAS still lament
ing over the corpse young man csms
in and asked IL Mr.. Counsellor wss
there.
"IIis body Is in there" ssid the
captain, pointing through the glsss
doors, "snd his adopted daughter 10
the lady there"
Adopted daughter |" exclaimed
the young man. ~ am George X.
Meeker, Of Newark, bis son.in-law, and
] don't know that woman. She has no
business here"
Every effort has been made 10 keep
from the public the information dis
closed by the investigation which fol-
lowed, butt is known that the Newark
family OF Mr.. Counsellor are now CON
vincod that he has for many ycsrs been
leading . double life. In Newark h
was a quiet, respectable old widowsr,
and in Brooklyn W. bennington, also
quiet and respectable. lie lived with
bis son.in.lsw in Newark, and Was o.
customed to pass several days each wssA
away from home, saying that he wa
gong to spend Sunday at Ocean Grove.
The matter will come up In court in
the shape Of . contest between the two
families over the life-insurancc and ths
other estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
Death OF . virgsstsa sn resss.


ROANOKE, VA, July 2l.--A tele-
gram was received here yesterday
evening announcing the unexpected
death OF Mr.. J. X. Fishburne, who died
Of typhoid-feysr at the homo Of his sis
ter.in-law, at Mexis, Texas. Mr.. Fish-
burhe left Roanoke on the Sd of June for
an extended southern trip in the interest
Of fishburns Brothers, Of which firm
10 was the junior member. lie
leaves an aged mother and three sisters
at Sydnorsville. Franklin county, With
three brothers in this city. The family
is widely known and highly respected.
The deceased was in his sh'r,T l.fth
tssr. and l,n home in tho prime %
ms.. s@vus,a .. ''"-'t-
esteemed for his good business qualt
ties and moral worth. lie has bcsn In
business here iof the pas, ten ysus---of
ate ~iih his brothers, and formerly
With Mr.. +. l.. Terry. The femsias
nay reach Rcsnoke sbout Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
No Game Yesterday.

The Danyillc Club was TO have OPEN
ed a o-days' engagement with the
Richmonds at Boschens Park yester
day, but in consequence Of the heavy
rain the game could not be played.
There will be a game between these
Clubs this afternoon, the weather per-
mittipg.
Manager Boschen has made an ar
rGDgement by which vehicles will meet
passengers at the end OF the street-csr
rorte on Broad street and convey them
10 the grounds free Of charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22

who shall write the best history or his
tories Of some experience or experiences
personal to themselves, or Of some in
cident or incidents which happened in
their own lives, or which came under
their direct observation during the
period Of the war and In the army
while In active service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
lsss.onsl

Andrew Carnegies new purchase Of
four hundred acres of mountain land,
situated between Ilolidaysburg sni
Ebensburg On the highest point a. shs
Allsghsnies, .s n be adorned ~ith
hsndsoms cottages, ani ths groaniL Se
10 be improved aud beau,ihed.
Prince Alexander Of IIesse, ,hs sihsr
OF the hsttenberss, has Just received
f5O,0e0 from the Duke Of Cumberland
and the King ofSaSony IN settlement Of
his claim on the estates u the late Duke
Of Brunswick. Tho uowsg,r Duchess
Of Hamilton princess Msrie of ilsiebD
hs' 80 received f50,OO from them On
Il ire account.
-. ..-u,y .u,,,p.v.,, ,ag fas'Trn
physician, is famous for dinner parties
- eisN' ,nd v'gr ~ gave oro n Dr.
Oliver Wendell Holmes reqass,sd tho
guest to select bis fellow-guests and to
pick out those Of the distinguished
men OF London whom he would like 10
meet. Among those whom DR.. Holmes
chose and who came wsfe Mr.. du Mau-
rier, Mr.. Alms-TAdema, Mr.. Brown
ing, Mr. John Morley, and Mr.. Glsd.
stone, although the dinner WAS SCARCE
ly twenty. four hours after the defeat Of
the Irish home-rule bill.
A little peasant girl in Italy knitted
9 pair Of stockings and sent them as .
presen. to Queen Margherita on her
Gts day. With Characteristic kindli-
ness the Queen sent the girl In return
another pair Of stockipgs-ons contain.
ing gold coin, the other bon-bons--and
q note asking her to say which Of tho
stockings gave her the moro pleasure.
" Dear Madam the Queen" wrote the
child in reply, ~ have bad nothing
but trouble with the stockings. Ny
father took the one with the gold pieces
and my brother the one with the
sweets"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22

Richmond Lodge. No. IS, OF tho Be
nevolent and Protective Order Of Elks,
propose having a social session on the
2sth instant at Sanger Halo at . =. NJ.
The programme for the evening en-
braces an address by William Loyen-
stein, ESD, and songs by several gen.
tlcmcn and clarinet solo by air. F.
iatlalla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22

armofy 10 q night. All the companies
Of the regiment except " " were rep.
resented. Major l'ideood inspected the
battalion and the drum oorps-tho lat
ter furnishing the music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
RTlOD

IA the Nfe. and he ~ wise who remembers
IT, BNt IA Mafcn al last year 1850 con
tracied blood. pO'sOD. and. being IN savan.
pph. ia. at The time. I went Into the hoepi-
tai there fOr treatment. l suffered very
much fIom rheumH nam at the same time.
! ais rot get well under the treatment
there, nor was / cured by any OF the usue.
means. have now taken seven bottles OF
Swift's Specihc. aud am sound and well. IL
drove the poison out through Ooils on the
shin DAN. LEAHY,
JaRsEY CRY. n. j.. August z. 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
WATCHES, JEwELRy, &c,

CoME, SEE, AND BIZ SATlSA
~ FIED.--I can sell q WATCH OK
suit you ~ cheep as any IN or Out OF =
New York. Forty years practicel experl-
perfect A time. keeping niachines can be
made. Exsmined and regulated TOR tns
opclust by myself; guaranteed for Two yssn
Ami safe and free by lnsil or express
ID. BUCHANAN Goidsmiths
NH 90 Petersburg, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
LEATHER.

ONE THOUSAND SIDES OF SOLE.
" LEATHER and other LEATHERs for
sale cheap BY Is. ID. CHALkLkY.
Wholesale Dealer In Leather.
Thirteenth street
Jy 22-4t between Main and CAry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
snOKE TRIxY CGGARs.
SMOKE TRIxY CIaARs.

THR DISPATCH JoB- PRINTING HOUSE, 10
thoroughly equipped 70 10 all Kinds OF
Book AND JOB PRINTING at the shortest
notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
EREsCoERN AND DESIONERx,

4 RTIsTs IN FREsCo AND MU.
"A RAJ DECORATIONS. CATHEDRAL
GLASS WORK, real aud imitation.
orders received II No. eos north Ninth
street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
uos.y

can be had a. G per cent. on city real
estate, in sums Targing from 400 10
sl 600, by application 10 y. w. Bove,
real estate agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22

Dress Trunks, Steamer Trunks,
Wots--oof Trnl Grirs. ca,chc..,
bags, Nalises, &c. Large stock and
bottom prices. j. A. GRIGG,
Pace Bloch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22

Geutlemen VIII lind At our store PlGJt
SCANtS 81 b. e. 8, dozen:
PkHl ALE SHIELD SCAkFS at u per
dozen.
sA1INE TICK sCARF5 Gt $50 per
dozen.
WHIfE pICUE TECk and FOrR-IN-
HAND 80 IFS atSl 30 per dozen:
WHIT LAWN illS Gt 20, Is. IS, ana 2jc.
Tti fuua;
ZINE ~lLh and SATIN TECH sCARtS a.
zjC. worth Soc:
4 big .ob 100 INST quality 4.PLY LINEN
CtftS lt i"r. q pair worth 35c;
LINEN Coz LARS mall qualities:
CtLLCLUIu COLLARS au1 CTtFS a. low
uT.ccs. LEVY & AVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
'JGRsFY CRY. n. j., August 7, 1885.

Two years ago contracted blood. poison.
After taking prescriptions from the best
physicians here and At Dallas, ! coucluueu
to Visit Hot Springs. and ON reaching Tex
arkaBA doctor recommended me 10 trl
gwin's Specific assuring me that II Woud
benefit me more than Hot SPRING. Al
Al. L. l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
SiNfy .Serou seDt.

viii buy Winston Shirt at 90l
Main street; linen bosom and good
muslin. +. B. SPENCE { SON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22

by tho Tsmplars and ladies Of Provi-
deree on that occasion. Their escorts
viii be admitted 70 the meeting as
spectators, provided they are Knights
Templars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22

nR. p. CALVIN JOHNSON, 9HQ4
~ 400 west Main street lecrrsr lr,9i 9l avn
<E sETa OF TEETH AS Low 4 As
a. Ant. A good ~ guaranteed; o.a,
kseSx n. nd loose sets MApE As uUoD a. A.
SEW TEETH ExTHACTED Wlinuos
$xiN yoH FIFTY CENTS. Vsim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-22
Norwood" Exenrs,os

The steamer Norwood will make az
excursion tomorrow afternoon 10 Batch
Gap, leaving her wharf at 3 o'clock
anu returning at.
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rI-at shoes

less than cost. Our regular semi-an-
nual elearing-out sale. Frcnch-Calf
Handmade Low Shoes, 70 order for
$3.50 and upwards, for 81; High Shoes
snd Caters. to order for s7.5O and up
wards, for t5--cAsh only.
". B. DREW h Son,
Manufacturers,
500 Main street. corner Of Eighth.
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LIME, CEaEST. 6c.
r IMEi LIMEi LIME

lust arrived per schooner Alfred Keen. q
.s,go fresh hockland Lane. fOr "a Q low
nom vessel; fresb osrgoes kosenasie 70
mept. Csleined plasier' sna iiiIor,tqTo iIrtTo. no.t
I.fba' iavage TIre-Brick ana Cay hns
1nite sand ON hand. "AnehOr -bfsnc
iaino ""''' WARNER MOORE.
root seven teenth street. south sloe e on 49, "a
Bark.
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Iay- LA'VN-TENNlS AZ 80, 81. as,
S7.sl sls,SI7,{2o. S25 $40. and ss5 "A
set.
LAW N-...NNfs HACQt F.r5 and BALLS
at .Iy 20. LEVY & DAVIS 3.