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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
IHE CIlY SCHOOL BOARD.
New Schoe,-BuiIdiDgs Named-Man
ueI-LAbor School, &c.

The regular monthly meeting Of the City
School Board was held at the High school
building Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
Present: J. Taylor Ellyson chairman,
William Loyen>tein, DR.. :. 7. Moore, VII.
ham II. Williams. 7. Wiley Davis, X. T..
Briggs, George Bryan, A. l.. Phillips, John
B. Cary (>upenntendent), Charles =. Rady,
clerk.
Colonel John n. Cary. Superintendent Of
Schools. submitted his report for the month
ending October 18th. which shows Prin-
cipals, 13; teachers, lGi schools, 1S1 en-
rolmcni for the month. s,313; daily ay-
erage attendance, 1914; total enrolment TO
cate. s.tSl; capacity OF buildings, S,074 (;
percentage for The month. $3.50.
The Superintendent say' that the schools
are all in good working order; the princi-
pals and teachers prompt and earnest in
their endeayors TO carry on the schools so
a. 10 accomplish the best re ults for the
children committed TO their charge. He
says that the efforts now being made by The
Board to accommodate those who could not
get in ii the beginning Of the session viii
lie nearly sufficient to satisfy all who wish
10 attcud-at least until the new buildings
are finished.
NEw SCHOOL LCC0NN0DATiONs.
The Committee on Buildings and Finance
reported HAT an application was made 70
the City Council, and that body appro-
priqled the sum Of $1,000. for increased
school accommodations. and that the com
mit.ee bad made arrangements for opening
white school, IN the neighbOrhoOd OF Mali-
son-School building, and four new schools
nesr Moore. street buildings, two near
Baker. and four near East-Lud. accommo-
dating over 600 more pupil.
NAMING The NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
On motion, Il was resolved That the new
building on Lombardy street shall De-
known as 'West-End School Building
the one on Nineteenth street IS Marshall
School Building" and the one N the
nor .hwos'crn psrt OF the city as - Moore
school Building
NLNCAL-LABOR TRAINING.
DIS. p. Moore submitted valuable and
interesting communication on the necessity
for the establishment OF mauull-laboT
school. in connection with the public
school. a this city, in which the boys
shall hsve an opportunity 10 learn trade
and thus ft them for usefulness in future
lie. TIe pape- ably discusses the question
ard urges it, necessity.
On motion. the Board fully endorsed the
commune .tion. and ordered that it be re-
ftrred 10 the state Board OF Education Tor
their careful consideration, and request
that some means be devised 10 esrIy out
it. suggestions.
After the transaction Of regular routine
business the Board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

dent Of the company, and the Executive
Committee Of the knights Of Labor, on the
part OF the men, have held several confer
epces, alI Of which were pleasant, and IL "
expected that the men will return TO work
in few days.
The part Of the works where these men
have been employed has been thoroughly
repaired while operations were suspended.
The cause OF the trouble was the change
In this mili-a ten-inch merchants mill
from the plan OF paying by the day 10 pay.
ing by the ton Of material turned out, and
bringing five men here from Lebanon. Pa,
so as to enable tins mill TO run day ard
night with two shifts, instead Of during
the day, as heretofore, with one set oil
hauda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
Fupera, or councilman Kelly.

Dir. J. Il. Kelly, member Of the Common
Council from Monroe Ward. who died Fri
day. was buried Sunday afternoon in OAK
wood cemetery. Funeral services were
beld al his late residence. 5lj north FRS!
street, and were conducted by Rev. DR..
Cooper.
Before The funeral the Common Council
met IN its chamber and passed resolutions
oi regret and sympathy; after which il, ae-
cCmpsnied by several members oi the
Board oi Aldermen, attended the funeral
in body.
The deek ard chair Of the deceased in the
Council chamber have been draped IN black
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
MRS. wINSLOw's SOOTHING
Nl SYRUP.

Rev. sYLvASUs COBB thus writes in the
RCsion Christian Freeman: We would by no
means recommend any kind OF medicine
xhich We did not know 10 be good-particu-
larly for Infants. But OF Mn. Winsiow's
Soothing Syrup We can speak from know
edge. In our own family u has proved
blessing indeed. by giving an infant trou-
bed with colic-pains quiet sleep and the
parents unbroken rest at night. Most pa.
rents can appreciate these blessings. Hero
Is an article which works 10 perfection, an4
which is harmless; for the sleep which q
affords the infant Is perfectly natural and
the lite cherub awskes as bright as but
ton" And during the process OF teething
- value is iucalculsble. We have frequent-
y beard mothers say that they would not
be without II from the birth OF the child I'LL
II had finished with the teething siege on
any consideration whatever. Sold by all
druggists. rs cents a bottle. oc 2e-eodlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

NEw YoKx. october 2J. - At the National
Convention OF the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers 20 day the discussion OF
the ways and means for reducing the as
sessment in the Insurance Association WAS
carried on with the result OF discovering
general belief that the benefits were toe
large. Now, brother losing q limo or arm,
his sight or bearing, receives 5000. snd in
case OF his death his representative gets
that amount. The assessments have aggre-
gated In the past year ESQ per capita, and
the men say this is more than they can
sfand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
No. u 6F MuTrFJDORFER

NkLVETS-in Tuited, Striped, and
Pis ln-RIe very scarce. We bought largely
early in the seBtOn. and offer v hat we have
on hand al much less than they can be i'm
porte q to-day.
specisl value In Tufted Velvet at 66c.. sod
eveTyW here at 75c. We have two pai-
tens Black. striped Velvet, 81 80 goods
that We offer 81 sl.s2.
Colored SilK Plushes al 9sc. worth $3.50.
DRESS GOODS.
Al the staples ard many novelties J.
WOrkled Dress Goods from Be- 10 Sl.2h
Felts Of CSC. worth sl.Z5, al si.l4 wort
81 so-tuI two YARDS wide; nice assoIi
Just received a line Of Thomson's Glove
Fitting and ThOmsOn's Abdominal Cor
sells.
Our stock OF Corsets IN sll grades and styles
if pleie-prices from csc. up.
some pew and pretty designs IN Smyrna
Rugs juEt il.
Exua value in Misses Boucle Jackets at
S4 95 fully worth Setback and colors;
Big drlve IN Ladies Gray-Mixed Walking
jackets sizes s4 10 40-st s2.I9, value
$3.50:
Black Disgonal EewmRrkets at IS worth
$7-sizes 81 TO a.;
Black Berlin Twill / olmsps al $3.50, were
Atssso we show several styles Black shor,
WIsps that you Will pay ~ ana q for
Cb!idIsns and Misses Havelocks Jackets.
variety from 81 ioSl5.
WHITE BLACK, AND COLORED CASH
MERE SHANLS.
O1e lot Cashmere Shawls, In co.ors, White.
and Black. al SIs0 that would be good
value At So; at 81 70. a quality that a.
waysFeiis for $3.50;
Black Cashmere sERwls. Gil grades. Sl.25
20 IS. ....,-,
CARPETS.
Have you eeep our Al-Nool Extra Super
CsTpe! at 75c. They sIe pretty aud
EXlT8 cheap.
Hs1pp Carpet 81 Il. IL Il. and 25c. per
yaro Extrs Heavy Wool Carpets az SIC.
Napier Mattlngs at S5c.: every body else
The test 2Sc. Carpets IN the city. wen worth
S5c.:
Exua Quality Three-Fly. SIC. yard on
NOuT floor;
Very pIeity Tapestry Brussels az coo. You
uay 7bc. for the same goods.
i. & T.. .MlITELDONFEk,
,coc.Tu ThAEu b27 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
Tho Missing Hnnd.

The right hand Of G. II. Jones, the vete-
ran at the Soldiers Home who was NOR
tally wounded 10y the premature explosion
Of a cannon Thursday afternoon lest, while
salute was beng fired, was found ou sun
day about two hundred yards in right
oblique line from where the firing occurred.
The hand was much mangled. and the tips
oi the fingers had been blown of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
Assignment Yesterday.

Mr.. 2. Bccber, proprietor Of the furnish.
irg- and clearinghouse No. 1903 Main
.tIeef. YESTERDAY made an assignment 10
san uel PrOskauer, trustee. The creditors
are classed a. follows: First. y. W.
BoWe. rent due and - become due; second.
John Il. Montague, s3j.3j; Merchants and
Planters Savings Bank Of Richmond. SGj
third, /. o. Wendenburg, Sl00; fourth,
\. W. Nelson, S1,0lI90; all other creditor.
raiably.
Mr.. Becher claims his homestead exemp-
ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
Bsr.ansIa AMI Hrief.,

Assistant. District. Attorney james Lyons
is In Norfolk on business.
Mr. A. Gebhardt, a well known Rich
mond musician in former year., has return
ed 10 the city 10 make bis home here again.
on account Of the pressure Of official busi-
ness, Governor Lee will be unable TO aeeep.
the invitation be has received 10 be present
1T the unyeilirg Of the BarthoIdi statue.
The Henrico County Court was in session
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
Academy of Music.

Escaped from sing Sing" will be per
formed AZ the Academy tonight by tue [
W. Barry Company, with whom Is Mis-
Llbbie Grabowsky, Of Detroit, Mich. IN
made her debut in professional way onl
three weeks ago. she is OF the brunet;
type, her stage carriage is very graceful
and she is young aud ambitious. II /
claimed that the entire company Is good
The play Is Of the sensational order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

E.B. COOK. 1850 A. ~, drugs. fixtures.
and showcases OF store No. west
Broad street.
GEORGE :. VASHOS & SON, IL NJ, COM
n listeners sale OF three stores ~ the
southwest corner 90 Sixth and Clay
streets: al $50 p. u, a tract OF land on
Brook turnpike.
J. THOMPSON Brown & CO., $50 y. NJ
new two story.and- base ment brick
dwelling No. 1908 wes, Cary street.
E.B. COOK. 10 A. NJ. furniture, carriage.
narne : sc.
SUTTON q COTS p. NJ. frame dwelling
corner Pine and Cay streets, 10 be re-
moved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

The musicale lest evening was very
pleasant ons. Mrs. y. G. Doggei, OF Fred
erlcks burg, sung two beautiful selections
ia fine style. She had full orchestral ac-
Compartment, and was sncOred three times.
The tIio between Messrs. kessnich, Thilow.
and Reinha -dt was most enjoyable nun.
er, while the clarinet solo OF Mr.. Jardc Ia
w.s given with that thorough finish which
marks all OF this gentleman, performances.
The orchestra acquitted themselves well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
CITY Cfreuit Court.

In this Court yesterday-Judge Beverly
4. Welliord. H.. presidiDg-the oince
iudgment-docket was called and nu nerous
motions doekeled. The most important
one was 10 recover from ii. K. Burger, iat
treasurer OF BotetOurt county, ana his
sureties the sum OF e5,670.9j, the amount
due the Commonwealth on account oi
Equor-licenses for 1884, which was con-
fipued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
r,,a Gambling Gases.

The gambling cases In the He,',ns . our.
wcre yeStsrday continued until The mex.
term Of the court owing b The absence ., .,
witnes.es for tlie Commonwealth. Au o.
tie pariles charged with the offence were
fafle1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
The Hustings Court 10 Take the nat
ter I'm Hand.

Mr.. Witt. Commonwealth attorney, was
asked Yesterday what lie intended to de-
shout the charge that gamblers had paid a
CITY official so a month bush.moDey. He
replied: - intend 10 sift the matter 10 the
bottom. ] am going to use every power
en- cogmand 10 have the matter thoroughly
Investigated at the next meeting Of The
prsnd iurY.N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
disabilities Remoyed.

The Governor has removed the political
.-hilIiies Of George Niche, oi Green
county, convicted Of grand larceny, and
George K. Sturgis. Of AccOmac, convicted
o. felony snd hardened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
DURIAL ORDINANCES.

sextops Of cemeteries under the lurisdlc-
ton OF this Board are hereby notined that
the following ordinances must be strictly
enforced. and any violations VIII De 81 once
reported. The attention OF andertakefs
aud sections is especially called 10 the ital-
ieised portions Of the ordinance, which
must be observed IA al eases; No sexton
has right 20 bury \ body on the promise
that q certificate will be furn,sned afier-
wards nor 20 bury the remains OF any one
brought 10 this city Oh a certificate or trans
fer furnished oy any person outside OF its
COZ pors te limits.
ss- HtihOsf such certificate no bsriai per-
faii edR Be obtained. Nor TIE dead body Of any
persos be aito,ced 10 Be taken beyond no
limifso Ae cry.
1s- No dead body cdn o. toten OUT of fae
c.ip without an addsfsonai persst from "a 'ss,ss-
ts-r Of the Beard Of Health. nor eds tae re-
psaias Of aHg perssa dSfr0 beyond ne city
isralfs Be tsrisd tn any cemetery saslsT fAs ts-
risdsesiom Of fac Board eI HsaltA. ercept ess q
Certificate s'ssH or 9I"sss srRyaTroS ~ s :"
oc as.it Preadeai Board 81 Heaith-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

sbanfy occupied by italian lsi,oreFv -
Friday and stole sheIr clothes, meeeyS
&c. The Italians reported the 60 ~
the police, and also told them whso
they hsd reason 10 believe the marauoaS
had rtndezvous 10 the woods Of Coshgsa'
vile. Officers at an carly hour this lore
noon started on a search In the dsrecftoo
mentioned, and soon csme upon shanty
about fifteen feet long, built OF boards, well
erected, and covered with tsr-psper, being
tight and dcommodious. A door stood opcns
aud the officer walked 10 10 find CharIcs y.
smith. an attendant OF the Hyde-Park High
school: Charles Booth, and ThomD
UBrien, two OF whom were getting bresk.
fast trying griddle. cakes and picking
chIcken), while the third was gnawing .
chicken-bone.
The place presented q neat appearance.
Mattresses were stretched on the rsftsrs,
while In an old-isshioned trunk there wese
sheets and quilts neatly packed. In o,e
corner were found the clothing taken from
the Italians, and textbooks, such AZ are used
In lily de-Psrk schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
rgr. DAILY Acquitted.

The Hastings Court was engaged yes
terday in trying the case of VI. J. Daly'
charged with forging the name Of A. IL
Ecale 10 a contract, The jury rendered =
verdict d .cquital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
SehooI-Roy Rurglars.

A Hyde-Park (Mass.l special says: 4
gaug OF youthful honse-breakers who have
Teen operating IN this town and vicinity
fer several months was broken up yester-
day by the police. They broke into 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
Cancers Cured.

Dr. 4. G. Wollard, OF Richmond, Va, u
having great success IN curing Cancers.
He has cured hundreds pronounced In.
durable by other physicians. send Tor
pamphlet with references and certihcates.
TIE Doctor can be found at his Office, 10s
east Leigh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
The Reason Why Tbey Lacked q q uo-
rum.

The reason that District Assembly
Knight Of Labor did not have q quorum
at Veteran Hall Saturday night was, rs ex.
planned 10 The Dispatch by one Of it, mem.
bers Yesterday, because there was a misun-
Oerstsnding n 10 the place of meeting.
some going TO the old place and others TO a
new hall which has recently been selected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

There is no occasion for any one 10 put
that question TO another when handsome
Gold Watches can be obtained Of us on the
very easy plan OF sl per week, and be pur-
chased at a cash price cy joining our Watch
Ciuh. GODDARD & Nosys,
OH Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
The Resources CT Virginia.

Mr.. NJ. Il. Genshaw. clerk % the Com
missioner Of Agriculture. l. busily engaged
n gathering statistics FOR the hand-bo on
lle resources Of Virginia soon to be issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
Their differences Beinx Adjusted

There has existed between the ireaesar ;,s
Iron-works and Glfeeu employees susn GU
iereroes that The lafier have been out ioI l.hs
psst Two vcsks, Genersl Anderson, prsSi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

For Bronchial. Asthmaiic, and Pulmo-
nary Complaints. "BRowS's BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs" manifest remarkable curative
properties. Sold only in boxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
south Carol1aa Qns \ eisss.
fRv felegrsph To the Dlspxtch. I

CHARLESTON, October 25.-No shakes
here since FRIDAY. and noDc at summer.
vile to-day. An quiet and hopeful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
THE POLITICIANS.
MULLEN NETTING IN JACKSON WARD
LAST HIGHT.
The Republican Address-old Dominion
Club Of Jefferson Ward at
Work, &C., DC.

Mullen meeting was held last night II
Jackson Ward, on a vacant lot Of the corner
Of st. Johns and Charity streets. A line o'
Mullen men was formed In the lower part
OF the city, and, headed by the Reg!mental
Drum Corps, marched to the place OF meet
ing. A stand had been erected, and a large
crowd. principally negroes, had gathered
around II, when j. I. Wilson, colored
mfn who figured in the convention that
nominated WaddiIl, rose TO speak. he
addressed bis auditors for an bour or more,
bot was frequently interrupted by cries OF
"Hurrah for Waddilli" "Hurrah for
wIse," end other disorderly conduct.
Captain Ben. Scott, another colored citi-
zen, followed IN a brief speech. He could
scarcely be heard above the din aud noise
that wss made.
Mr.. j. NJ. RyalI Eext addressed the
crowd, and was listened 10 with moderately
good stientIon.
Mr.. W. II. Mullen followed Mr.. Ryall.
The meeting was characterized by great
disorder throughout. Hooti1g and yelling
was freely INDUCED in by men who were
trying 10 break up the assembly. Rocks
Nere thrown and some persons were
struck, but nobody was badly hurt.
While Wilson was speaking Captain John
6. Wise was sitting in hack near by listen
Ing the abuse being heaped upon him.
WILL JUDGE wADDILL RETIREf
The address which has been put forth
under the signature Of "B. Taylor McCue,
Chairman Of the Republican Committee OF
the Third Congressional District says, iu
closing: 1--WE confidently call on every
Republican in the district 10 vote solidly
together and success will be ours. Pay no
attention TO rumors Of any kind, particu-
larry 10 the rumOr. more than once put out,
thai Judge Waddill, your nominee, is n
retire. He will be the last in the deld, aud
With your earnest support will surely be
elCcted." -
OLD DOMINION DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
This Club met at O'Clock last night at
its headquarters, No. south Eighteenth
stree. President James W. Gibbons pre-
sided. Seyenty-two members were present,
and twenty -one new names were enrolled.
making the enrolment In this canvass 2ls
active members. The Club appropriated
funds 10 employ music 10 attend the demon
siration Of the Union Democratic CLUB in
body.
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. Lyon
G. Tyler in earnest advocacy OF the claims
of Hon. George ID. Wise TO the best atien-
ton Of bis friends. His speech was at
times eloquent, and all through able and
effective.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
RICHMOND va TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER

for a short while yesterday, and without
tansacting spy business Of importance
adjourned until to-day.
The Elks, at a meeting held Sunday eve
ming, resolved TO have social session for
the lady friends Of the members and few
invited guests. The time was not decided
upon.
The Washington Star says that licenses
have been issued in that city for the mar
riage OF L. j. Duke and Lille Coke,
Charles c. Thompson and Carrie z. Smith,
Of Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

al have had the most unfAiling success
among hundreds OF my broken-down aud
nervous lady patients by the use OF LrEsrG
CoxPANY's CocA-BEEF Tonic" says DIR.
GEORGE Z. CLARK. sol fremont street,
Bostou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
LEVY & DAVIS,
gHB OLDEST ESTABLISHED
HOUSE
~ THIS STATE,

Aas arvfys had the reputation for selling
tte best goods for the least money. They
frw occupy tie largest bus neFs-nouse in
tt.sr.ty which is now stocked =. q goods
hey shov y larger stock and a greater
variety ~ goods than any other establish
uslt d his state. They now call particu-
LsrR,i.nILnn % ine.r large stOck OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

This week we mark down lot OF chill
DbENS CLOAkS and LADIES JACKETS
carried over from lsst season. nis is the
wsy we aIways DO witnsiOck In order not 10
carry over the second sesson.
Pull line Of BOUCLE JACKETS, In brown
and black, rom So 20 sl2.
The best NEWMARKET Ia the city for IS;
oar TIGHT-FITTlSG JERSEY COAT for
e6.7b 10 the cheapest tning Jet;
BOrCLE JERSEYS (Rll colorsl. flse:
BROWN and BLACK NEWMAHkETS
double breasted. OF ma cloth,
trimmed in plush, for SIS worth SIS;
LADIES GRAY sHAWLS from soc. TO
COLORED SPREADS only 81 worth si25;
LACE CURTAINS from 81 a widow to s23.
Buy your KNIT UNDERWEAR before it
gets 100 cold. We have large stock.
We can rt children. ladies, and gentle
FIIER DOWN in all coiors. for Cloaks:
JERSEY-sTRlPE fLASNEIS only soc.
SEAL SILK PLUSH, 50 inches wide. only
IS worth sl+.
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
II you intend purchasing q CARPET, call
on Us before buying. We are confident We
can save you IS per cent
RIGGS, RUGS.
WINpOw-SHADEs. WISDOW-SHADtS.
OIL-cL0THs. OIL-CLorhs.
MATTINGs. MATrlNGS.
pRCGGETs. DkJ GGE1s;
WISDOW-POLkS WlNDOW-POLEs.
lsrge line OF
FURNITURE COVERING.
slCLE BRDfHERS.
oc 2s-Tu. .ThkSu slf Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
Curtains and P0rtiereS.

OR uew department for Curtains and
Pur, lss been great success. We have
2 Ort llaL doubled our sales and Why" We
stow 81 GssnitmRnt that cannot be sur
Iasset klt our prices are lower than the
ipv eel. We bhOW e1trs.wlde Portieres for
Zee doors.
a .slEe assortment o. Curtain. Poles, Cor
I'0es tLRius. fndLOOis. WINDOW Shaoee
Nei- l-Ners - cheap aud we WILL give you
ttc OIL. b+Iett OF our low prlces.
lu utt.saGvert senent we nave not enune-
rsift sly pricts as The goods must be seen
e. O. to iui.y appreciate ineif cheapneSs.
Ne have iust made isrge additions 20 oar
f.fea3y 'arge STOCK % dress Goods aud Dress
4E-uL.uGA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26
CARPETS.

uJr stock o. Carpets was never as large
before Dor ile styles So handsome and our
Tf.ees are far be oW our com petitors. We
Hs1sioW large stOcs OF kugs Mats, Oil
Cots aud Nap er Mattings OCr special
- OF smyrna Rugs las exceeded our ex-
jsrisiouS We nsve been com pelled 10
make purchase OF another large lot IN
Udeg % supply the demand; 20 call early
IL I EfI liz lrsl rlOlrt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

They nave the largest department IN this
cty for displaying their stock. and they
f-rw LuLdIt as Of garments OF every de-
e.. B.. .cl.
a large afFoTIn en-; of ChilGrep's Cloaks-
he htsf assortment ever exhibited. We
cBl so children fIon two 10 sixteen years
tt vlIl s'yAsh gsrme ats at low prices
.sl- a.s0 q large assortment Of CloRks
g. AL. rr- .affFs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

Healthy Gums Sweet Breath.
RULANDISE.
CABELL's PHARMACY,
Third and Main streets.
WHERE TO FIND PxARIs.-Scientlnc peo.
pie have been ins,ructing folks where TO
ook for pearls; but right here In Richmond
and sdJscent territory they abound-in the
mouth OF every lady and gentleman who
uses MINoT's DKSTIrRICH BY al drug
gistk. rs cents.
Aromatic Fragrant. Curative.
RULANDISR.
CABELL's PHARMACY,
Third and Main streets.
Preserve your Teeth and harden yoo8
Gums with
RULANDINE.
CABELL's PHARMACY,
Third and Main streets.