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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Levy & Davis.


NTITTFLDORFER'S SPECIAL OF
vi FERISGs IN THE CLOAK DEPART
8kNT.-sE AI~PLUSu WRAPS.
An the Popular shapes Ia Long and snort Car
ments az reduced prices
Ask 70 bo shown tho handsome sEAlrPLusH
CLOAkS atSl9-Ynlue s. The fH JAtkEIo az
$40 Tho 80 HOpJEShAS at $3.50 All
grades have been reduced rOrrc-poudngiy.
AEWNABhEIs. ...,,.,,
Black, Brown, Navy, ani striped NEWMAN
KErs IN all styles from - up.
JACKETS.
BLACK JERSEY COATS, in all sizes. from
{275up.
sTRiPED JACKETS from e. % up:
MIS- KS JACK SIS. striped and solid. from 50 up.
BLACK and BROWN jackets at tLi5 worth
s.. AtfltJ worth $50.
CfItLDBEN's AND MISSES CLOAhS.
A pretty assortment Of CHlLDkEN's CLOAkS,
hoods, solids, stripes, and checks-at reduced
MISSES NEWMARKETs, In stripes, checks,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
We have mado special prices on our MUSLIN
and CAMBlC UNDERWEAR
DRESS GOODS.
HALF-WOOL HENRIErIAs, 33inches Wide' at
pc. yard.
o.. quality az 44c. yard.
special Ion Of COLORED CASH4EkES t4hc.
yArl-yalue. SIC.
Novelties IN STRIPES ana fLAlDS arc coming
In daily. . $500.
INoS AZ the ib-yard- wide ALL-wOOL HABIT
CLOTHS we are selling NJ 50r. "A yard.
The usual dollar grade HABIT CLOTHS at
75c. q yard.
SIX aud Worsted BRAID TRIMMINGS at half
price.
SILK GIRDLEs-only few left-at special
prices .
BED COMFORTS AND BLANKETS
Al PRICES MUCH BELOW VALUE.
CARPETS.
Al goods IN this department have been re-
duced.
HEMPS at ike. worth l5c. AZ i6c. worth 2Oc.
AT IS. worth 25c AT pc. worth 3)c.
INGRAIN. TWO-PLY. THREE PLY. TAPES
TRY, and BODY BRUSSELS at prices fully Is
per cent below value.
Our assortment Of RUGS. DRUGGETs. OIL
CLOTHS, MATTlNGS. SC, Is worthy your atten-
ton. ID. & L MlTTELDORFEk,
no l3-Tu&Th bH Broad street.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1885
A Monument to Stuart.


The laying yesterday Of tbe cornerstone
Of the splendid Masonic templeto be erected
in this CITY will revive In the public mind
the suggestion that the triangle on the north
eide Of Broad street opposite the location Of
The temple, and formed by the Intersections
OF Broad snd Adams streets and Brook ave-
nue. be clesred OF buildings sud made
into park, upon which shall be reared
On equestrian statue OF General j. j..
H.. stuart. Two thipgs are certain
nrst. srUAEr's memory should be honored
with an equestrian group that would realize
The highest scuptursl ideal Of great cavalry
leader; second, that group should be IN
Richmond, the capital OF his native State.
And what more appropriate site for IL than
the one namedi The continuation Of Brook
avenue leads 10 Yellow Tavern, the scene OF
one Of SrUIRF's most brilliant exploits.
Upon that field, ever TO remain memorable In
the history Of the cavalry service OF the
world, he met and held at bay
snEmDAE's overwhelming force; upon
that field he received bis mortal wound
while defending Richmond, and along Brook
avenue he was borne TO bis deaih-bed In this
city. In Hollywood bis remTns are buried.
The leading military critics Of tbs country
aud Of Europe accord him first place as
cavalry commander, and it rests for VA TO see
that enduring granite and impersllable
bronze shalt aid IN banding down his fame
10 those that come after US. The triangle ate
,, in an improving section OF the city, and
o sr0AEr monument upon 1t would. with
other monuments finished aud projected,
make Richmond The monumental centre OF
the South. Let the survivors OF the cavalry
arm Of the Army Of Northern Virginia con-
elder this matter. II they and their friends
will raise the money for the group there IS
hardly question that the site referred TO
viii be secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
A snecIsl from onebec saYs:

"L0rd Stanley, Governor-General OF Cana
da, came out squareIy against the annexation
sentiment IN Canada while reply Ing to-day
10 an address Of welcome from the French
Canadian citizeDs."
And ii is probable that should 1t come to
the test Canadians pretty generally would
come out against the annexation sentiment
in Canada" TIE "annexation sentiment In
Canada" is largely confined TO the columns
Of American ntNspspers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

An act Of the New York Legislature pro-
hlbiting the use OF stoves for heating pas
sengcr cars on the steam railroads OF that
State went into effect November lst. The
Winchester News, speaking Of It, says:
"Hon. John ~. silver introduced a similar
bin in the last Legislature, which provided
for aboBshlng the deadly car-s'ove on all
railroad lines operated IN Virginia"
The electric heater invented by Or. w.
LEIGH BURTON, Of this city,we take it, should
solve the question as TO the best mode Of
heating railway ears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

result would be IA perpetual annual cele-
bratiou add the consequent renewal Of our
forests anAa memorial 70 the administration
Of Governor Fitzhsgh Lee more enduring
than brass or stone. Spring "a coming
with II let us have Virginia arhor day."
Wal! said
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Charge Itte gaAhene.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Alexandria Gazette says: Republicans from
Virginia here to-day OF the anti-Mahone
stripe say that save oaly and except for the
General they would have carried their State
for HaTrisou, aud elected four or tiSe in'ts q
OF only two congressman, aud that il the
General be awMded any Of Virglnias share
Of the Federal patronage under the incoming
Administration, the Republican party In that
State will be permanently divided. They
also say that should the General bs reoog-
nized by Mr.. Harrison As the head OF the
party In his state be would award the offices
only 10 bis own personal hepcbmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

The Norfolk Landmark, which has fire.
quently urged the subject OF tree-culiure
upon the attention OF the landowners OF
Virginia, has the following in its issue Of
yesterday:
" Why cannot Governor Lee give US an
afbor dayi II be viii SET apart by procla.
mstion on recommend " the Legislature the
selection OF such a day IL would be eagerly
adopted By the people Of the State. and the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

one Of the bishops Of the African Metho-
dist Episcopal Church is quoted as saying:
''We can take care Of ourselves in South
Carolina, and as long as we do our duty ne
citizens o. this crest republic aud pursue
our daily vocations ! expect we will be able
10 get along"
There is not much comfort for the ma
lienants In that.
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FIRST Lieutenant OF Engineers. L. ;. A.
no il,lAl4. i5&Dei&2
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR
~ CONVICT LABOR

SEALED PROPOSALS viii 10 recelvot Until
nool NOVEMBER 70, isSs, for tho LEASk Of
THK CONVICT LABOR N rus PkNtikN
TtARI AT FRASH fOkT, NY, % ~ used Win
In the walls. from Ind after April l, iS3. for any,
term Of years nos less han one nor moro man
ten. Bids shall specify the price pIoposcd "a De-
paid for tho iaboF IN grOes per aonuni. and shat
ba accompanied By y tonl. slth surctics y lN
shall be WUth IN the aggregate m amount don
bio that Of the proposed conuNct prize. % mo
satisfaction OF the c0ul nlissCoers thas ne pll
ders will comply Win the terms tner>oi
The Commissioners u the Siakiag hUni TO
serve the right u reject auy Or AL tti.-
The acts OF tho Legislature geYcrrtng ne en-
pl0ymeut Of c0Ggict labor. aud al deiais 90
Iected thsrew.th. can % had upon sQphca19h
10 the warden " ~ any cOmmtSstoaer oi .As
SHAKING Fund. $ y. kJNhNhN
Governor and Chairman VI boaf1
&C p TUE ThtNolS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

NUIIlHll :
RICHMOND, VA, November u lsSS }
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED
w STOCKHOLDERS OF tho RICHMOND
AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY.
holding more thau one tenth q the capital stock
Of the SAID company, do hereby call Sd adjourned
meeting Of no stock holders Of tbs said COM
pRny 10 Do held az the once Of the company. No
1914 east Main street, kicLm nd, Va, on FIJI
DAY, NOyem Der ID, 1855 at O'Clock r. II.
5. q. IISsLki,
A. L. JOHNSTON,
no i8eod3t A. MONlElkO.
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81
SPECIAL SALE.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
Special Reductions.
EVERYTHING AT A SACRIFICE.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
Special deductions.
EVERYTHING AT A SACRIFICE.
GOODS MUST AND WILL BE SOLD.

Our buyer at the North is shipping us LOADS
OF GOODS. and wo are already crowded. In
order 70 place tho stock to arrive we are COM
PEELED TO make room. We cannot stop to con
rder what goods cost Us, but must act, and at
once. This SPECIAL SALE is to move goods,
and tho prices arc going 10 help Us DO so. The
prices mentioned are for this week only.
p Fine Atwood I Al0r-Made jackets, I'm black
and brown, worth e for 1879 apiece-8ll
sizes. and only at THIS PRICE THIS WEEK.:
% Black Corkscrow WalEing-Jackets CT $%59
10 Fancy-Strlped Jackets at i2i7 apiece:
- SILK Soai-Plush sacqles worth SO at si'bJ
apiece--for this week only.
ALL OUR CLOAKs AT PRICES Greatly RE-
REDUCED
19Ec Cashmere half wool, all cOlors, down 70
SIC. yard this week:
he quality Cashmere down 20 Zoe. yard:
1919 quality, double width. down 10 l2Hc
CSC. nasiity Henrietta Clo;h 1870. now:
SOc.quality Henrietta Clotn @Jc. now;
GOc. qusltty Henrietta Cloth, Az inches vide, all
wool, dOWu 81 4sc. yard.
PLAID DRBss GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
AND At OUR POPULAR LOW PRICES.
1900 yards Second Mourning Calco-tho usual
SIC. quality &C. yard THIS week;
Good Unbleached Cotton 4c. yard;
Ladies fin-strpo Hose worth 25c. pair only
IKE pair:
Misses Fine Imported Ingram Hose. split feet,
fan regular made, IA black. navy, AMI
seal. never sold for loss than 25c.-thIs week
lie. u pair or throe pair for 5Oc.;
Lace CurIaius from 7Jc. a pair to g. A pair OF
Curtain Chains gratis with every pair OF
Curtains this week.
Curtain Poles, brass trimmings gjc. apiece:
Brass Picture Frames worth l5c--thi5 week &c. I:
Popperel Sheeting lec. q yard;
Boys Windsor Ties &c. apiece.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR Z. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT q guaranteed specific for hysto-
ria, Dizziness. Commissions. Fits, Nervous heu-
ralgia, heHische, Nervous Prostitution caused b.
tho use 0t alcohol or tobacco, " akeiuluoss, Mon
tai Depression, sOftennz Of the Brain resulting
IN insanity and leading % misery, decay, aa1
death, Premature Old Age Loss Of Power IN
Either sex caused By oyer-oxertlon 81 tho brala
or ovcr-indpigenc3. Zach box contains ono
monthsreatment 81 box, or six boxes for -
tent D. mail prepaid on rgcsipt OK price.
NE GUARANTEB SIX BOXES
n cure any case. Win each order received by
us for six bOKoA accompanied With s. we viii
send the purchaser our written guarantee 70 re-
fund the money II tho treatment does not elect
Gcura Guarantees issued only by
I.KOBEkr5 BAKER, Drugglss
solo Agent,
80 east Main street, hchmond. Va.
my i-d&Wly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

From the beginning Of reconstruction
the Republican party has held forth the olive
branch to the South" For post.campaign
prevatication that will do very well. Next.
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RICHMOND. VA. October =. 1854 ocg3-ti
VHE RICHMOND AND WEST

TTiHL Il Z II VI = y u AND ID I
p POINT TERMINAL RA1LW WAY AND
WAREHOUSE COhPANY.-Tho annual meet
ing Of the STOCKHOLDERS for the election u
president and directors and for tho Transaction
o. such other business as II may DO proper 20
consider VIII take place az the ofnco Of the COM
pany In the city Of luchmond, Va, Oh the I'm
DAY or DECEMBER. 1871 AZ - O'Clock VI.
The transfer. looks will close November 2lth at
O'Clock 2. n. and reopen December 18Th az 10
o'clock A. NJ X. BROOKE.
no 10 safThH Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND
4 I LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES. RcHHOSD, n
Va, November IS. lSo6-GEEkRAL ORDERS ~
No. S-SERIEs 1855: The Company Will a. "
semble at its armOry THIS Cthursday) AFTER
NOON at l:30 O'Clock. ia fatigue uniform md
overcOats for parade aud 70 participate In The eN-
ercises az the Exposition. Every man must 10
present as no trivial excuses Will be accepted.
By order SOL CUrCHNs, Captain, command
ing Ii. h. VAUGHAN.
no Dit First sergeant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

Perhaps the reason Delaware did not
make a better showing was shat the tide was
in on the Democratic countries and the PEG.
pie were all at sea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
nRUNKRNEss,
~ OR THE LIQUOR HABIT.
POSI- lively CURED BY ADMINISTERING DA
HAINESS GOLDEN SPECIFIC

Itcan be given Ga n cup OF coffee or tea wishon
the knowledge Of me person taxing lt: Is abso-
mtely harmless. and vii effect = permanent aud
speedy cura, whether the patiens IS = moderate
dTinker OF an alcoholic wreck Thousands OF
crunkards have been made suiperafe men wa
have taken GOLDEN SPECIFIC ia thelr ooifos
without their kno siedge, and to-day believe tnsy
quit drluring OF their ovn tree will lr NEVER
FAILS 1ho system once I'm ereg grated wllh the
SPECIFIC, Il becones en- utter sInpoesibility for
The llquOr-spDetIle 70 exist f0r bS
4. kobkRps BAKER, Dragsise
~ east Aatn street a
talz-aeA~ ktchmoad. Va B
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

Another French sportsman has been shot
by Germans. It's cold day when the At
laniic cables DO not bring us some sort Of
war scare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Tu&Thl
NOTICE.

Proposals VIII % received up 70 tho ilrh pAi
or NOV kNBxR, lsss. for bulldog cen cha
zion wood aud iroa) uritgs acIoes Tie hoacsiA
river In brunswick county, Va. Al No 80
known as "feauingson'A" said bridge %
buiit ON the - ThAcker coinntn-atico-srNs Us
,nspts. with wing- wails. So. &C. piAn -.
spocsncations can be seen ~ the Ci-rts enc "a
shis county. Tue lotslng " tAke plaoe ~ Dfi1sys
site on the dAy above named Tbs siohc-eNtA
JAMES hANLiNOS
I. III. AkhxDlih,
kEfS JO>kS.
C0mm talonofA
Address RIPS JosES Issrsnessiils. Va
&C eo-iAwsd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
BRIEF COMMENT.

The Continental Powers would better
look out that England does not make them
pull the chestuuts out OF The African fire.
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DEN rGsra-
rR0P0sALz.


lfWHFWIlhs - N'77IN7I - ~
SEALED PROPOSALS IN tripIicste viii be- ro-
ceived At this ONCE until noon of Ok, ~ tfh /.
1883, aud then oponee for DREDGING 5lUJ ri-
BIC YARDS. more OF less, tor ne imgrDgome1t
Of the Appomattox river. Va Tho Attention of
Bidders Is invited " the Acts q Congress, as
proved February % iSso. and February ., ISL,
Volume NXlII. page -. aad Volume AAlt,
PAGE az. Statutes 81 Large.
For sll Information spply 70
&. J. FiSBEGER
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LECTURES.

U,ALKS ABOUT EUROPE, BY REV.
l. 7. G. DASHILI. Ia The sunday school
rom, s. Marks church, FRIDAY NIGHT, NO
vember l6'h. p. n. subject Brussels.
Cologne, The shine aud Switzerland. FRIDAY
NIGHT November 2Sd, s +. n. subject: Lon
don and the Tower. Illustrated with sciOpticOn
views Admission p cents.
no ii-Su. Tu, Th&Fst'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

"A curious feature Of the new Prussian
Landtag is that among it, 400 members there
is not a single Socialist" BISMARCK is a
good canYasser,
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What is ScrofuIa

I.is tina. impurity In the blood, which. acc"rnu
ia,Inr IN the glands Of the neck, produces IN
rshtiy Jumps OF sweiIingz; which causes painful
running sorss on the arms, legs, or feet; wnich
developers ulesrs IN the syes ears, or Eose' otten
c.usius bindness or deafnass; which Il the origin
Of plraples. generous grovths, or many other
r.n,fe,sstions usually ascribed TO I" humorS."
uis more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for serofuiA combines the wor"
po,,,Ale features Of both. Being tho most ancient
iti, the most general " all diseases or affections
FOR very few persons srs entirely free from Il.
How can Il be eureda. by taking Hoods sarsa
parilla. which, b. the cures u has accomplished
often when other medicines have failed. has
proven Itself TO be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections Of the blood
Hoods sarsaparinAi 10 unoquailed, and some OF the
cures It has effected are really wonderful. hyoa
. suffer from serofula IN any OF Us various forms
be sure TO give Hoods sarSapariilA trial.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81; six for IS. FreVaredony
By c. l. HOOD CO., ApOthseariss' Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

GENERAL MEETING OF THE
" STOCKHOLDERS OF The CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILWAY COMPANY-A general
meeting OF The STOCKHOLDERS Or THE
CUEsA PEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY COMfA-
NJ will be hold 81 lts Office IN tho city "a hch-
mOnd on NOVEMBER p. 1874, at - O'Clock noon,
mr. the purpose Of taking action upon such mat
ters a. may be brought before IL
BY order Of The Board Of Directors.
Y. T. INGALLS,. President
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EXCURAIoNs. &c.


Use FINNEY BROTHERS. POPU-
- LAR HORSE-FkED AND coW-FK2D.-
There's no feAd equal 70 the one for putting aud
Keeping horses In good condition. OF 70 the ether
forincfeasing the richness and quantity OF milk
10 cows DairyIaen should look 70 this, now that
grazing Is about ended.
We have another lot OF thai BEAUTIFUL HAY
for sale. FiNNHY BR0THkhS.
no l5-eod2W il04 Cary street
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MEETINGS.

STATED CONvOCATION rsgy.-
"A OF LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH IA
CHAPTER, No. ~, will bo held at their .8E5.se
FVENISG. 18Th instant, al O'Clock. All ROYAL
Arch Masons in good standing are fraternally In
yited 10 attend, especially the officers OF Nos. B.
9. and a. The Grand Lecturer VIII DO present.
aud confer tho most the most excellent Master
aud Royal Arch degrees.
BY order Of tho N. Z. High Priest.
SD. JACOBS,
rofE1t Secretary
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TENNESSEE MIDLAND RAnwAT cooNII.4.SSY,


ItII TINI0Ui A'f IN''FTIlIt7'I y - = :
Y1HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
/ ING OF TIE WARY SPRINGS COMPANY
will Dc held at 80 Ciuzcus kank, Richmond.
Va, on MONDAY. November 70. lsss. 90 IL
Oliock A. Al. j. l. v DANIEL,
p.e-fft Secretary.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO
PETERSBURG RAILROAD CorASYl
OFPicg or sEcRgTAKY.
RIruErnNn- hnNnm Mnr o. 80.

ItINuNU0It NJ '-TIIII'71 . ~
VlHE ANNUAL MEEIING OF THE
i PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY viii
be held on MONDAY tie 1871 Of November To-
slant al II O'Clock A. A., at the Byrd-street
Union Depot kichmODL
by order of the Board Of Dire tors.
N. w. WARRINGTON.
NO f1-ft -esreLlry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

CONNECTION COMPARATIVE
I annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE RICHUsOSD, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC AND RICHMOND AND Pr
TERSBURG RAILROAD CONNECTION COM
PANY will be held at the once Of tue Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad Company,
in the city OF Richmond. on WEDNESDAY tho
2Sth Of November, 1883, at l2 O'Clock ".
j. b. WINSTON,
no t4td Secretary.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR-THE
IA MEMBERS or RICHMOND LODGE, No.
9i9. KNIGHTS or HONOR, will meet In regular
sim streets. on FRIDAY EVENING. November
10Th. at ~ O'Clock. The Grand Dictator and
other grand officers will make an Official visit on
this occasion. All Knights o. Honor IN the city
and visiting brothers are cordially invited TO be
present.
BY order Of the Dictator.
MILLARD c. ROBERTSON.
M 1Eot RepOrt0r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup Is certain and
safe remedy for cclds. coughs. etc. Only %
cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

SPECIAL BARGAINS at precial prices will DO
added 10 our attractions every day this week.
II will pay you 10 visit Us daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
,o,,,Jnoo hooks. sTArIosskY, Ae.
BOOKS
Lowest Prices.
A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHEAP
BOOKS AND GOOD BOOKS
CHEAP.
\ DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHEAP
The nl0rRethaS forNe

The naarbethaS forHe
past ttc0 or three ycaH
been so fuU Of BooksHgt
looked cheap. AMI lrere
cheap in erery respect,
that the adreytiscr, 1rig
has the aduaHta6c ~
ereyy-day experience IN
q retail store, FHdS a.
GyOUJn6 deDlaRd. not for
cheap B0OhS, but for GOOD
Books cheap. with 10
dew to supplying this
demand orr buyer has
bought largely Of such
Books as are 60UHd 10
sell at prices n1eHtiORcd
Bear IN mind that each BOOK 81 guaranteed .a
be periect Ia every respect ~ us asa tao
LlSnER9.
Dickonss Complete Works, - volumes
Numes England ....... $500 .-.-s....- .s+t...
8cCauley'a England 3 volumes. ........-... ..
SCOTS Complete WORKS, ~ yolumra. ......
Gibbons Rome, 3 volumes Boo. .......-+..... ..
Also. Thacter8y. - volume clifton; iawH.f
volumes: irving, 10 ,lumes. brHrs.
RV0lumes: victor Hugo. o volume rI
and other STANDARD BOOkS in -.a ..
lowest prices.
standard i2m0, handsomely pnnd ~ c'nii %.
gold, as go. Postage ic. extra
lie Of Cromwell. iife 20 hnlr"w jatktlut
Around the M0rld in Eighty Days
stories from the MOrlps n story.
Remarkable events m History;
Last Mohicans Twenty Thousand Leagues D.
der Sea, PicwicG fapere, aud a hl.a.i
otQorA
frff
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Oncren md sold.

(Dy telegraph to the Dspstch.l
WAsHRGTON, November 1.-THE bond
Offering, to-day aggregated $4,000. Ac-
copted, 500, 900 As at los and 1881.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

KIDNEY Mt R7 Pa aI'Ii q I' os,I y.
quickly. and safely cured by DOCUIA Capsules.
Seycrest cases cured IA seven days. sold 80 tl.5l
Der box by oil druggists, OF ~ 10 ST from DOcuta
Manufacturing CO., IL White street, Now York.
Full directions. ee D-ly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-03
ATHLETIC CAVES.

To take place near Bells Hotel, North
Seattle, commencing at
Up. NJ. sharp.
Foot race, one-fourth mile-First prize,
so. second prize, s.. Entrance, 81.
Running long iump--First prize, SO; sec
ond, ;2-s0 Entrance, 20 CENTS
Running hop. step and igmp-Firsf prize.
$40; second, $50 Entrance. 20 cents
Running high jump-First prize, SO; see
ond, s2-5a Entrance, 20 cents.
saulring with polc--First prize, SO: sec
ond, s2.D. Entrance, 20 cents.
Running one fusiong-Firsf. $50: second.
S.. Entrance, 81.
Throwing heavy hammer-First prize,
$40: second, $50. Entrance. 20 cents.
Tossing caber-firsI Prize, $40; second.
s2S2. Entrance. 20 cents.
Throwing If-pound stane--Firzt prize,
$40; second, $50. Entrance, 20 cents.
Running 100 saFds-first prize. s3e; sec
ord. SO. Entrance. 81
Running 100 yards. for boys under IL
wears OF age. handicapped free - First
prize. $40: second, s2-as.
Wrestling, eatch-as-catch-ean--F prize
so; second. so. Entrance, 81.
Dancing Highland tling in costume
First prize. gold medal; second, silver
medal. Entrance free.
Dancing sword dance in costame-First
prize. gold medal; second, silver medal.
Entrance free.
Dancing clog dance-First prize. gold
medal: second. silver medal. Entrance
free.
Games to be governed by tae caiedonian
rules
Foot races 10 be run In heats. at discre-
ton eli Judges, II mere than four entries
Three competitors TO enter 70. all games,
or no prizes viii be awarded.
All entries 10 be made before noon OF
July sth.
Entries can be made al Messrs. A. b.
Stewart 4 Co.'S. druggists, Front street. or
Messfs- Hardy d Halls gun store, Front
street