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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

tNWFNUWs az tNFNWHW'"'u H
heaNN hraiatilas oiffrufftsn ~ to- nasal
gasa8arua Ass hafnfs falling frrfn tts bad
tnf8 Else thfuaf HaInrt fmuH pru9W~rs waterYs
and aefid 80 uthera thica. tsnaftut1s, uapnuas
guruAfnt, tiHsfY aN1 Emimat the efea afu
heak, WatarF. and lufiau1rd tlsFe IL ftnHinM
~ the aara. arafmrHa has 4 tftN 80 cuuE hiug %
Cuar the thF 80. NkpsUtsfatinu ~ Offensive
matter. tnQffhUr WHh afamiss frufn uireFs The
Nuine - changed nnd has nasal twnna the
breath i uHafalars srIffH nnh taste arr tia-
PAVED thfrH Is q aouHutiUm 81 a4Eflnnsa, viva
ulfntal dsflrussifr, 4 harkiuu Cutsgh and go.
ERA deltHty uHly ftW - the aloxe-namisd
syupt. sius ere hholf g. - Yrsssut in am uua
ease. Ihatgsamtla ~ uaHfH annually, Withuua
mar ifasf ~ bait - ttr above - mptngna ~
Etid ia consumption. nuA sud % thN grave
Ne a.sHnsn - - fHaus ulafr df'cffflfe and
danvNrulsa uf tasa UNDERWOOD - pht siCians.
~ ~ m.ii s1Uiii4ns. sol healing pruTFftfe,
nr. HaE = tafafrh Nfmgty tHus the w.rN
cansu "a emaarrh, q q Ia Is tho head"
gsFysa. sni Catarrhal neaaaShs.
Aol1 III druggists even whsfs ~ CeutA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

~ aniiried With Sore Eyes usa Dr Isaac
ThomPsou ~ " alter Druggists sell Il -
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

wHKS widow l. lsf' al for iawn. " sh.
comes Naturally ~ brf we 10 -- i-~se
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

A sttuuT usssa.. "a uarIretssl. often attack.
tAa lungs. hHnWNR Hnuwt n4aa. a.ssasa = : .
giya sure and Immediate rcliCL SOD % ,
b. kxeA IFine - cents
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

Tn ssHN maanay 80 80 fnF a. tss.aitie Won
have Gals - eve u u the Chimes "a, saiauA
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

uss the surc.t remedy Cor oa,arrh-Dr
Sages
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08

uEaNSa up-ets TIVE things badly
hoa.ns hnd . watch Inrk
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-03-08
SICK Headache,

Ptereess Pheasant raFanttse FettetM
II eF4 lsnaftsu - tho rtsflsslial puwer - thfa9
rrlieaa ofrr - greet q VARSITY ~ dissnnsN.
uIay rufaftfiiY - Aaid that thsH affiun uIs~o
she mesfstn ~ universal msf gland - tissue
ssnapInn their aanaflFp fuHurnNes silt ~
aruqWtmin RI esuss wal Manufactures az ths
Ihnfutral Laboratory II NnHt.h iftsfAAaAaN
NKpts' a. Assssgi ArtuN. tiunaln. y y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
kTAUN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fair-The officers,

&c.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
SEPTEMBER %, 1883.
The Baldwin District Fair exhibition
closed yesterday. only q part of the
terms Of the officers expire annually.
The stockholders elect the yice-presi-
dents and Board Of Directors and the
board choose the president, secretary,
treasurer, and surgeon. Following are
the officers for the ensuing year:
NIce-Fresidents James \. Patterson,
Jr., Augusta A. A. McAllister, Ale
ghauy; John f.. Byrd, Highland vii
liam 4. Anderson, Rockbr.dge ; Warner
Wood, Albemarlo; a. L. Wlthrow, Jr.,
Bath J. Ii. Goodloe, Nelson John
Lincoln, Rockingham a. il. Grim,
Page.
Board Of Directors: W. L. Bumgard-
ner, John W. Churchman, NJ. (. Gili,e-
son, John D. Crowle. George Crismon,
j. W. Todd, G. Julian Pratt, S. Nj. Do
maid, H. 4. S. Hamilton, N. krskiue
Miller.
Mr.. Miller is re only new member Of
the board. Mr. John W. Todd, preai-
dent G. Julian Pratt, secretery b. r.
Terry treasurer, and DR.. John x. Myers,
veterinary surgeon, were all reelected.
One Of the handsome special prizes
at the fair was the SIS gold medal oil the
Jersey Bulletin, published at Indian
apolis, Ind, for the best five pounds OF
butter made from the milk Of pnre
Jersey COW. There were number OF
competitors The prize was awarded to
Mr.. NJ. Erskine Miller. The butter was
made at his "Erskine's establishment,
near this city.
The art department of the Augusta
Female Seminary-Miss NJ. j. Baldwin
principal-sends a fine display of art
WORK to the State Exposition.
The weather was good during the
week and the attendance at the fair good.
The nights are cold and considerable
frost was visible this morning.
CANTON,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
A Palpable HIT.

In the United States Senate few
days ago whilst the CHANDLER resolu-
tons in regard to Louisiana were under
consideration the following colloquy oc-
CURED:
Mr.. EDMUNDS: My friend from Texas
refers, and correctly, to the election of
members OF Congress as illustrating. rs 1t
well does his argument | should like
20 ask him whether 1t is not within the
competence Of the House of Representa-
tiyes 10 60 behind the returns of the
State officers who manage the elections
of members OF Congress and find out
what the real truth is in respect Of the
election and the people who voted for u
particular member OF Congress
Mr.. REAGAN: My answer to that
question Is the action Of the distinguish
ed Senator himself in the great question
which involved the election Of Presi-
dent Of the'tnited States in 1876, when
he said 10 the United States and the
world, "You cannot 50 behind the
count"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Settlements

We offer great attractions an Sfytes.
What's the use Of cOUering up a decent
shaped bust in u coat that fits in spots,
and the Wrong spots at that, looking
like a g,mny-sack on a hoe-handte, and
leaUing yoa about az comfortable as a
cor in c0rsctSg Hare some style about
you, and the quickest wGy to get Il Is to
come to as, for our garments are tuH OF
II. Get our clothes on y0u and they
looE as ii youd6ccn melted and poured
into them. We don't care what your
shape is nc can tit yOm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
GnFN Wr1roN. Sent. q, 1898

70 the Edtor Of the Dispatch:
If one is registered in Botetourt and
moves TO GoocLland in October can he
return 10 Botetourt and vote, or can he
vote by transfer in Goochland, or will he
lose his vote Please answer in your
daily. ID.
Such voter cannot vote in Botetourt.
The law provides that if he obtain a
certificate showing that be was duly
registered and that his name has been
erased from the list, cit shall be sufficient
evidence to entitle him TO vote in the
district in which he resides" We take
il that these words apply to voters moving
from one county TO another. Not so in
cities of over 1900 Inhabitants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Virginia.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Alexandria Gazette says:
Ex-senator Lewis, OF Virginia, who
has been here for the last three or four
DAYS. loft for his home in Rockingham
county. Va, 10 day When here Dir.
Lewis, who is an original Virginia Re-
publican, said if the National Republi-
can Committee be wise they will assume
the management Of the party IN VIr-
0inia. rs otherwise Malone, uAO knows
that Harrison's election will profit him
nothing, as Blaine will then be the
power behind the throne, will not hesi-
tate 10 sacrifice the party in the state 10
crafty his own selfish whims He says
he thinks Malone will be pleased at the
defeat OF Mr. fost, and that O'Ferrsll IS
sure TO be elected in his Lewiss) dis
trict. as the Democrats have a majority
Of the voters in that district. "
This is a reasonable view to take OF
MAHoNE's probable movements. If he
understands that BLAINE is 10 rule HAIR
RIsoxs Cabinet he will demand pledges
from HARRISON or the Republican Ma
tional Committee before working hard
for BLAINE. As to YoST, we have re-
poatedly said that MALONE would be
sure to provide for his defeat.
Will Mr.. HARRISON or the Republican
National Committee give MALONE the
pledges he will demand? No. HARR1-
son will not and the committee cannot
Nevertheless, let all good Democrats
work as hard as if they knew that Ma
HONE was bent upon carrying Virginia
for HARRIsoy and the Tenth district for
ToeT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Organize.
OIBdnILt.
The Raleigh NeCs and Observer says

The Raleigh Ne,cs and Observer says
"Tho necessity Of local organization
is SO evident that no word from us can
add to the weight of the argument.
Every county and township ought to be
thoroughly organized. Many Of them
are. some people, however, were BON
slack-twisted aud always will be so.
Others, again, age patient, careful, prac-
teal.
There is a suggestion in this to Viz
GINA Democrats. Perfect your local or
carnations at once and let the patient,
careful, and practical see to it that the
slack-twisted are twisted MP to the point
of doing their duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
R1nuMosn. W. Sentember q. 1883

RICHMOND, Va, September27, 1888.
70 the Edjtor Of the Dispatch:
Please inform me the name Of the
leading Republican paper IN Virginia,
and oblige, ". J.. MINIS.
1t is Lot for us to decide that question.
The STATE RCpubiic0n, Harrisonburg,
,ce take to he the leading MALONE Re
publican paper, and the I'aHey Virgi-
nioH. Stanton, the leading anti-MAHONE
Republican paper. in Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Excellence, Elegance, and Economy.

Children's Clothing Is a line Of goods
in which the buyer ai,C0ys aants q
good dcdi Of room for the eTerc'Se Of
taste. II makes a great dcdi of diVe-
renee IN the looks Of n child tChctjter he
is aeH dressed or not, and also reflects
upon the taste and affection Of the pa
rent. We haze recognized these facts
in our selection Of Chtdren'S C(othing,
and are prepared to o8er the t0idcst
selection that TIE most eracting taste
cOuid desire. We haze line OF goods
that is "tough" as a board, and 9ice
substantiGi service cven to tie boy 1chO
is hardest on his Clothes. We carry a
fuU line Of sizes, so IRE are prepdred 10
ft the slim and Stight, as ueU as the
stout and sturdy boys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

germs Of four peach-stonos taken from
the same type of fruit, and probably
from the same tree, by which one pro-
duced its kind in all respects, one 'su-
perior peach, and the other two we're
very interior in sizc and quality. Doubt
less pomologists know the facts the ar
ticle is intended to bring TO the aiten-
ton OF farmers who take an interest IN
Horticulture. VIII you do me the favor
to publish this correction
W. @. KNIGHT.
Editor Southern Planter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

amos KilJrjght: Ills Adscititi0us Err
1crienceS. With other stories. BY
FRANK SToCEToS. New York CHABLrs
ScBmNER's Sons. 1888. Price in
cloth Sl.25, paper 80 cents.
The opening chapter OF this book re-
minds us OF PoE's "True Story Of NJ.
Valdemer. 1t tells OF a materialized
spirit. The adscititious (additionaD ex-
periences OF AMOS kILBRIGHr were after
the spirit-rapper took charge of him and
brought him back into the world.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Questions Of the Day, No. KIN.
ESSAYS on Practical Politics. By
THEODORE ROOSEVELT. New York :
G. p. PUTNAM's Sons. 1858. 6yo.
paper. 30 cents.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
The Rose and the Ring or, The His
tory of Prince Gigtio and Prince
Bulbo. A Fireside Pantomime for
Great and Small Children. by NJ. A.
TIr:AHsH (W. NJ. ThGckeray). Illus
tratoi. New York: u. Z. PUTNAM's
Sons. Price S1.25.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
M0rie A Seaside Episode. by j. Z.
RITTER, Jr. Illustrated by CoULTAUs.
Chicago, New York, and San Fran
cisco BELFoRD. CLARKE II Co. 1883.
For sale by the publishers
The People and the Raii,0dys. A
Popular Discussion OF the Railway
Problem in the United States, by way
Of Answer to "Ihe Railways and the
Republic" by JAsrEs f. HERDsoS,
ana with an Examination OF the In
terstats Commerce Law by APPLETON
MosGAS (of the New York Barr. New
York and Chicago: BELPoEp, CLARKE
x Co. 1883.
For sale by the publishers
...-..u-.u-.----~--.-u.~-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

The following note from Colonel
KNIGHT shows that the Planter made an
important omission in trying to give his
experience in raising peach.trees from
the seed
BIcHMoSD, Va, Sept. 20, 1888.
10 the EditOr Of tie Dispatch:
see In your notice in this days issue
that you make mention Of my editorial
article in the Planter for October on
"Fruit Produced from Seed" There is
typographical omission which destroys
the force OF the article. After the word
size and before tho words the third, in
the seventh line from the bottom OF the
page. should come ihesswords "tbe
second produced fruit larger and OF very
superior quality" Tie statement is in
tended 10 illustrate the difference ia the,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

The Philadelphia Inquirer says :
"Since We must have campaign liars,
let them at least display some genius in
their Inventions" Yes the old stories
about southern outrages no longer take.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
The BurkeyiIie Fire.

I0pUCIAI IUICEIaH 70 VH5 TI7VHIVI'I
BUBKEvILLs, VA, September 90
The bark-mill and large warehouse Of
George Campbell Il Co. were destroyed
last night by fire about 8 O'Clock. The
loss was ABOUT s., coo above insurance.
Some two or three smaller houses Of
colored people also caught and were
burned. The fire is supposed to be the
work OF an incendiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

"a couple have been married in q
balloon. The next pair of cranks will
want the ceremony performed in a cy-
clone" Oh, no The cyclone will
come soon enough if the old man gets
to staying out at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

"The marringeable American girl
needs protection" Well, if she is good
looking and trusting she can generally
get 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

4 correspondent wants the Philadel-
phia newspapers to publish the names OF
all the men in that city who drink.
What's the use of the City Directory?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
MILITARY NNTINRs.

HEADQUARTERS STUART IA
/ 4 HORSE GUARDS, september -. YIN
lS8-GEN EEAL ORDER NO. l.: The LC1TN
TrOop viii assemble ,dismOuntcdl al
their arm0ry TUESDAY. October ID, ats p. W..
in full dress uniform, for inspection. Every man
must nave lis saddle and budle on nand.
H. The Troop will assemble mounted and In
fun dress uniform ~ their armOry WEDNkS-
DAY. October 30. AZ $50 a. ~, 10 participate in
the Exposition parade.
By order Of (. II. DEASE Captain.
CHARLES l.. STEEL.
SO 30-it First Sergeant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
BHIEF COMliEA 1.

"King JA-JA, Of West Africa, has two
hundred wives" His name IS doubtless
pronounced yaw-jaw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Couldn't Bill CHANDLER be prevailed
upon to goto Florida now and try to steal
the vote Of that State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

If the Republicans really want clean
campaign they should send their mahg-
nant mud-slingers to the rear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Oysters in all styles at the restaurant
{ q. EYensep. lll6 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
DKESS GOODS.

OhIoD 0OODlO'
Our stock Of DRESS GOODS IS new not Just
fyesheped up BY the addition Of a feWnew pieces,
but a clean new, bright, anu fresh stock worthy
~ yOnr Inspection.
Pacific Coshmsres az Zoe. yard worth l2ac.;
Cable Iwills al lOs "a yard worth l-Ec.;
Doubie-Wiih Sergas Is Eve. ydri worm SOc.'
satno R,rters al T.. O. 4 yard Sorth l1 &C.;
Beocale Popins az i2lsc. yard worth 10 &C.;
Heuri,fta. 35 ilfchne wide, at 40c. worth D.;
Henriettns 30 inches wide, az 2'c- worm Sf35c.;
Heur.e,tas 40 inches wide. al wool, 8t 5Oc. yard
worth 15c.:
Heurlsttas. 40 inches vide, al WOOL at COO. yard
worth 81;
AlI-Wool Tri'Ots at 2jc. yard worth 40c.,
All Wool Plaid Henrletiips at Soc worth Sl.25;
Hahit cloths, a inches wide al sc. worth S5c.;
Hroadcloth, u inches vide, a. 500. worth SID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED

wehavs a sroSKNErZ FOLDER, IN pene,,..
order shicA No viii soii a. a gfeat oafsA ~ .
VIII Ibid az otsht- "a ieaf-pA69 PAke- ~ ~, -
a o., Dsa,.aae1 ar ,mAusr Is VI si5o cal 49,
Iasrs ne elgbs-pAse pspee heSa 10 ges4-'
attached " aay prcsN -. ,...t..,
we refer b mo Petersburg fslfes-A PEE A. =
sho cnar acIsF " Is work. siace lAAI "a -. -.
a.. s.,,.'tsrrareo ~ mis- mschiae N.istilcI - .
ry.,.. ana nox Ia slacez5lal CpegateA ~
dress GHk plefAllh CvAfANt
SSalm. kiaAnoa1 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Genuine Cowboys Genuine Indians Ten West
ern HOrfewomon. Classic Roman HipyodrUme
sports. Wild Mustangs Backing Brouchot 100
circus Celebrities. 20 Lady Artists, .lgj.y-0 Band
81 Elephant Musicians, Animals irCn all re-
gicns ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL; chil-
dfen unlcr ulno years half price. A few ele-
ggntly-appoiniod seats reserved al q small i'd
vance.
The POMPOUs WILD WEST CAvALCADE
starts from tho shOw-grcund promptly 81 10
O'Clock on morning OF exhibition. DO NOi FAIL
TO SEE 1T. SO 1872, 26&30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
TvNION COUNCU, NO. 81. u

JTNION COUNCIL, NO, 81, II
u X. A.-The regular meeting OF this fr-ielk
Council will be held MKT TUESDAY $sS4
EVENING. October %. AZ 7:S0 o'clock. 81
Besides Other matters Of importance the report
Of = committee on the sick bon8nt feature OF mo
Order will claim the attention Of the Council,
and 1t Is desirable that oil the members be pres
ent Members OF sister councils invited 10 be
present W. +. CkUMP,
a. n0-If Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

GAME TO MY FARM THIS T7yrA
" week large SPECKLED SOW. II gsSa3
Ownor viii please call aud take hersJ ~ sl "a
away. -
A. q. BABCOCK,
Hinc-Milo road, three miles from the city.
20 A1-1fs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

DLEASE SEND MY LEMON gSto
Il AND-WHITE FEMALE fOlNlEk----N
PUP" Dt " 10 me az sS)2 east Broad street
90 S1-It' J. z. HARRI SON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
MrETIwGa,

ORDER OF IRON HALL.-THE
" committee appointed by inc various
branches Of fhe ORDER OF IRON HALL In TINS
city for the purpose o. making arrangements 70
receive Friend sOIERBy, supreme justice. VIII
please meet At c. G. Thons hall, corner seven
tenth aud Main streets, on TUESDAY Eve
MING NEXT. October -, az ':5O o'clock.
MYER ANGLE.
ao m IL Accountant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

VNHE RICHMOND CITY AND
4 sEVRN-PiNEs RAILWAY COMPANY.-By
order q The Board Of Directors Of this company
IL is ordered that general meeting OF the
stockholders Of this company DO held at tho
building Of tho State Bank, IN the city Of Rich
uoni. on DC fOBER q. 1888, az - o'clock NJ, FOR
the transaction OF important bnsinees.
Sc g3-sD THOMAS b. MURPHY. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Nd OUOCEOO
GREAT RUSH
4 I
BOSTON SHOE COMPANY
IA east Broad street 42L
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Z9.h

LADIES' RUBBRRS. pc;
LADIES' KID BUTTON. WORKED BUTTON-HOLfs. -; 10000.
LADIES' KID BUTTON GLOVE TOP, WOAKED bUllON-h'-1N
LADIES' KID BUTTON FOXRD, WORKED BUTTON HOLE, r..
LADIES' KID BUTTON COMMON SENaE, WORKED ll INV
HOLES, So;
LADIES' GOAT BUTTON, WORKED BUTTON-HOLEs J9-i
LADIES GRAIN COMMON sense WORKED BUTroNu0La
99c:
LADIES' DoNGoilA KID BUTTON, 9l.:
LADIKs' KID BUTTON, PATENT LEAfHBR TIP. g.;
LADIES' KID ~ TON. FkIEN tLHAri Xxx FAST StkkCd "
lADikS EXTRA QUALITY uONoOLA. Sis;
lAADI6S EXTRA QUALIFY GOAT SUTTON, sLtjs
LADIES' CURkRCOA KID BUTTON, Si3t.
LADIES' C5kEkCoA AID BUTTON. TIPPED. 81 a.:
LADIES' CUkkkCoA KID NELSON FOXED. Sl5);
~ " - gAsod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

7 OST, A POINTER PUPPY 80
Il InAle); about four months ola -
white with yellow on head and rump; answers
20 tho name OF Boy.p VIII pay reward for
his return 10 SOC west Main street
te aLlt' T. n. GI.AZKBROOK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
THE PLACE TO BUY X WHERE YOU CAN
BUY THE Cheapest, EVERYTHING
BEING EQUAL

We clGim 70 save You money on every article
you buy OF us, and tho following quotations VIII
convince you of bow low 30 arc Offering goods
though the fow articles mentioned can only
serve AZ an irdex OF what we are doing, ns they
give but faint ilcs Of the stock we carry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Lost. hTmAYKp, AND roUND.

CTRAYED, FROM OPPOSITE T5o
y the Expostivn building, one small %C2A
BAY HORSE IN rather low condition: slightly
rubbed by saddle eirth. liberal reward for his
return or information leading 70 his recovery.
ID. Il. WATKINS,
Broad street opposite Exposition building.
30 Nl-lLs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
SILKS.

fDltlhD.
FaiIle Irancalse a. SO; worth fL25;
Faille Frnncaise at las worth -;
Satin kladama ~ &c. worth =
Satin Rna1ama al Sc. worth fL25;
satin kia1ama a. sl.ls worth g;
satin RhadZimer at si.i7 worth $50;
six Plush as 4gc. worth i5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

NTRS. ROBINSON WILL RESUME
WI her vocal lessons MONDAY. October IsL
al her residence, 5l5 north Sixth street. class
Tor beginners will DO formed. Be0-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
LACE CURTAINS.
UNDERWEAR.

UNDEh W Ehls.
We are pleased 20 announce the mostcomplete,
superb gOck Of LADIES. GENrLEhENS aud
CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR south Of New York.
Ladies' Vests at -, IS, q, u, 15c., 81, and up
wards,
Ladies bbsd Vests, long sleeves, at 20, nc, 81,
GentemsSs shirts cwhitel, at 25. 49, T5c., 81, and
Gentiomen's shirts (red) at 80. 75c., 81, and up
wards;
Childreuis Shirts and Pantelets. In plain and
ribbed, at our usually popular low prices.
CALICO COMFORTS.
The best and prettiest patterns ever offered at
the prices.
single Bed Comforts 47c.
BetterquAliy J0c.:
Large size Comforts &C.;
Full size Comforts 7jc.;
Better goods at SIC, 81, {l.2J, Sl.JO, a, $3.50,
So 81. S4bO and a.
INFANTS CASHMERE CLOAKS.
We secured lot of INFANTS CLoAKs. all OF
which we ofIer at the very low price OF fl9S for
the choice. This is a rare chance, and you should
avail yourself Of II BY an early call.
SPECIALTIES.
Gentemens Collars. all styles and sizes, only
&C. apiece;
Gentlemen's CUFFS isc.. or two pair for 25c.:
Gonuemon's Seamless Half-hose, Gray-mlxed,
lie. pair;
Boys FLANNEL SHIRT Waists 4sc apiece;
Boys GinghAm shirt Waists &c apiece;
Children's ( Ill regular made Hose only l2Kc.
pair;
Ladies' Bslbriggan Hose leAc. pair;
Cretnnne, nearly = yard wide, Zoe. yard:
KnOtted Fringe Damask Towels IKE;
Canton Flannel al lOc. worth l5c.
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