davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-03-20
KID GLOVES.

100 doz. Ladies'4 button Real Kid Gloves, in
Tans. Browns aud Grays, worth Ell, only esc.
per pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

DR.. Ancrum, Of Charleston, ). G., is IN the
city.
Nlessrs. Mccarthy & Baldwin. the custom
house contractors, are In the city.
Sir Walter Raleigh Lodge, Sons OF st..
George, will hold social relnion tonight.
Miss Mary Lou Dearing, OF Lynchburg, Is
visiting Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis, 3l3 west Frank
lin.
Mrs. W. +. lawson, Of Hampton, Va, Is
stopping with Mrs. Lee Stevenson, 2S00 east
Marshall street.
Miss Annie Downes, Of Fredericksburg,
and Miss Ella Scott, OF Amelia, are visiting
relatives In this city,
Governor Lee returned to the city from
Norfolk yesterday morning. He came bv
boat 70 West Point and reached here at Ii
O'Clock.
Hon. AbsaIom Koiner, member OF the
Virginia Senate from Augusta county and
president Of the State Board OF Agriculture,
is stopping al ForPs.
Cards sre ont for the marriage at the Third
Christian Church, this city, on Wednesday.
November 7tb. OF Miss Lizzie Redwood snd
Mr. Gilbert Williams, Jr. both OF Henrlco'
Mr.. G. W. McCann left yesterday evening
by the nOFibern-bOund train on visit 70
California for bis health. Mr.. McCaDn IL the
pFeddent OF a Catholic club in this city and
a member Of the OrdeT Of kiks.
Tue Norwegian bark Rentine Harold,
Captain T. Lawson, cleared from the Gus
tom house yesterday foE San Joee de Norte
for orders, with 2,430 barrels Of aOur and
2O0 half- barrels, sbipped by the Gallego and
Haxall. .CrensbaW Mills.
4 deed was recorded 10 the clerks Office
OF the Chancery C0urt yesterday In whet
q. j. Hunt and wife convey to Mrs. Jenni'
L. Barksdale the house and lot at No. 81,
west Franklin street. The lot has frontage
OF 81 feet on the southern line OF Franklin
street and extends boek $50 feet. The
amount OF the deed is sl7.9S0,5o.
It Is the general belief here that NerJ
Rev. A. Van lie VyVer, yicar-geDeral OF tbs
Diocese OF RichmOad, will be appointed
bishop OF Nstebez, Mns., TO succeed EishoI
Janssens, who hiss been promoted 10 tb'
arehhtshOpFic Of New Orleans. IL l. probs
ble shaf neither this appointments nor that o
DR.. ). J. OiConneu as bishop Of Richmond
viii be officially announced before Deeem
Der, when the Holy Convocssion assenbles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
HOME MOVEMENT.
TIE wEsrERN rNlox GASES.
Instructions 10 the jury Given by the
New KCnt Court.

In the telegraph suits heretofore alluded to
In these columns, the New Kent Court gave
the following instructions, substantially ~
asked for by plaintiffs counsel, and the cases
were then argued before the jury by Messrs.
Il. Y. Lacy and ". II. Pollard for the plain-
uns snd Major Stiles for the Western Union
Company:
81. The Court instructs the jury that the
aW presnmes that the ownership OF lanes
along the side Of 4 public road in virginia
extends TO The middle of said road and the
burthen OF rYCof IS upon the party who
claims otherwise To show that such Is not
the case along the rOsd where the right is
coutroyerted and The owner has the exdU-
i've right 10 the soil subject to its use for
the purposes Of tlIe road and 10 the night OF
passage OF the public over the same, and
heinR owners Of the soil they have 4 right To
all OF the ordinary remedies for disturbing
Of or injury % their freehold or possession,
and any act Of the Legislature which diyests
such owners of their rights Is unconsIilu-
tlonal and void.
-. The fact that road Is public road
or bighRay does not authorize the digging
of holes for the purpOseof erecting telegraph
posts and the erecting 0f posts and establish
ing a telegraph hae over the lands OF per-
son WITHOUT MS cohSnut, atuouAIl tHS sanc
may be erected or done on that part Of bis
premises winch Is used as public road.
80. II the Jury believe from The evidence
that the defendant company. or its agents or
ercplOyes by its authority, entered upon the
lands Of the plaintiff and wantouly or reck-
le.sly committed acts OF trespass thereon,
then they should find for the plaintiff and
assess his damages al such an amount as VIII
compensate FOR the actual damages sustained
by such trespass, and also such an amount of
damages as will be preventive in It, nature,
operating In a measure 10 deter people from
committing trespasses. In ascertaning the
amount that may be so assessed the jury may
consider the pecuniary condition OF the de-
PENDANTS. But in determining the character
Of the trespass they are 10 take INTO consldera-
ton the fact tba, the act OF Assembly OR Viz
ginia authorized the erection Of telegraph
lines by incorporated companies along the
pubic roads Of the Commonwealth, and
whether or not the defendant company In
committing said trespass was acting IN good
faith, believing that they were legally autbo-
rized under said act OF Assembly to erect
said telegraph line along said road"
At lsst accounts the Jury had not agreed
unon a verdict
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
, DoWN-TowH MERCHANT

"a having paased several sleopaors nights.
disturbed by n.o aeuaiss and cries Of . sufcr-
Ing cisnd, ami beoouiing convinced that htES.
WINsLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP was llss mo
article needed. I-ocured a supply fur mo efiibi.
On resohing home and anaaalnting ins Srio ~Hh
what no ha1 done sho pksspd " hsse <frufrs-
stered u tfo cfflc- as xnc sas strongly M hssor
Of Homeopathy That night thoohiid p-ssscd IA
suffering and tho pAroats wiffouf shop. ke-
turning home NE day folhvlss Mo nser
found no baby sgli voFsa eai while oontan'-
ptaiing another sicopiess night mo S0aioe
stopped from shs nom 10 attend 70 sos'o DO
messbs aGsles and lsfi no fafhox with uAochlld
D,irfag hsr atscnoe no Administered porton
Of the sooehins syEap 70 he baby aad 'aid
nothing. That uighs al hands sieps wen, aihi
the n,tse felAOs sxc<e IN uo marnlng prxht
and happy. Ths rAO<her sas eefighlod sltn ha
sadlan and w0AdsIfai change. and. although a.
ms sffsssiod as No cecoption pfsetlood spoa
her. hss cosense-f W ass no Syrup. and sades-
Ing. crying oabls alsd sestlsss nixisis have tSap
usared. A xiaglo st.l " use ayrz2 mover 20.
izsssi W rsisovo sls sAby and ssesousss 60 prs-
yuiiess n uss me-, Sud Dysii arasxssA q
aAass bottle. sPt>ea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
TOBACCO EXCHAsCE, !
RIcnMoND- Ofloher 81. 1893.

HICNAOhD, OctDbtf 81, loro. )
Alta special meeting OK the Association OF
the Tobacco Trade held this 3lsi day OF De-
tober, 1893, DR.. II. A. Patterson, pFesident,
in the chair. called the meeting 70 order and
spoke as fOiiOws:
Gentlemen OF the Tobacco Trade:
| have called you together this morning to
announce 10 you sad dlspeosas'on oil PrOVi-
dence. Il is known 10 most OF you that our
old friend and co-wOrker, Benjamin Chaplin
Gray, departed this life on Yesterday at /
O'Clock A. NJ. lt is always sad when we are
called together on occasions like the present,
but in this instance 1t Is peculiarly W from
the fact that Mr. Gray WAS 80 long and int!-
matsly connected with Us. lie was certainly
one OF our oldest members-he was a mem-
ber from my earliest connection with the
Trade. lie was With Us then, aud has beeu
intimately connected with the trade from
that tine tO the present. At one time you
conferred upon him the presidency of the
Tobacco Association. aud honOred yourselves
In so doing.
We have this reflection. though, 10 cheer as
In this dispensation Of Providence that be
went do1n 10 his grave honOred, mnn of
the highest integrity and upfigbtness OF
character, snd, what Is more. We have every
reason 10 believe that he died Cur istllu,
and what seems 10 be our loss Is doubtless
bis eternal gain.
IL Is proper that committee be appointed
10 draft appropriate resolutions OF respect to
the memory Of Oar depsrted friend, aud
have selected the following -naI1ed geDtle-
men to constitute such eommittee-viz.
Messrs. w. ID. Gi5son, h. u Noting, G. II,
Barksdale, Peyton Wise, and n. n. Boy kin
and | trust the committee viii now retire
and bring In such resolutions for YOUR con.
sideration and adoption as they deem right
and proper.
The committee after due 6eliberation re.
! turned aud offered the following resolutions,
which were resd by the chairman Of the com
mttee, Mr.. w. n. Gibson:
Resoived, Thst toe usembeFs Of this asso
| clati0n have heard With deep sorrow She an
nouDeement OF tho death Of their friend and
associate. BenisIain Chapsn Grsy.
KesOsred, that bowling submjsiveiy a
they do 10 the divine with Ia thus removing
/ him from their midst tbey esteem II priyi
I legs to bear thsir testimooy 70 the manj
< stefll0g virtues which adorned his character
II a with hewtssli Ecadspess thai they recsg
uize his clainsto their Fespect. esteem, ant
| regard.
! Ksa lred. Thst In tAs deziA Of Mr.. Gsa,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

Of Petersburg, Va, submitted her annual
report. 1t shows the society to be in pros
porous condition.
Mrs. Juhauna Hayes, president OF the
WOmsn's Missionary society, Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South, was present, aud as
sisted Mrs. HARRISON IN the discharge OF her
duties. She will deliver an address before
the society. giving results OF her iabors since
the last meeting; also, her visit 70 Europe in
attendance upon the international Evaugeli-
cal Alliance, in company with Bishop VIII
son.
The annual sermon before the societies was
preached last night by Rev. W. f. Evans, oil
Park-Place church.
Several sessions are held daily, and they
are open to the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
uoman,z ut.si.n soeIetIes.

The annual conference OF the Woman's
Mission Societies OF tue Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, opened at Broad-sreet
church yesterday morning at IL O'Clock.
There was guile large attendance oil repre-
sentatiyes from the various sections ems
brsced in the membership. Opening prayers
were offered by Rev. W. 4. JudSiDs and
Mrs. Z. U. Scott, Of the Eastern Shore dis
trict.
Mrs. A. l.. West delivered the address OF
welcome. and by request Rev. 5. $. Lambeth,
d. d., also welcomed the society TO Rich
mond. Mrs. +. T.. q Harrison, after reading
her annual report. which was Of very en-
couraging character, offered Der resignation
n president az the society. The society re.
lieVed Mr.. Harrison Of tue responsibility Of
her Office, but continued her as president
emsritus.
Prayer was 0Gered by Mrs. Z. s. Brown,
OF Lyaehblrg, for tue restoration 10 beaiin
Of Mrs. W. 4. Jndkins, whieh Was Tesp0nd-
ed TO 10 feeling language hF her husband.
Mrs. G. II. Hal. corresponding secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER
Speaking Observation-Disclosures
Marrtage-PersOnAi and Briefs.

All arrangements have been perfected for
to.night's meeting, and it is expected that
there VIII be 4 large outpouring OF the Man.
chester Democracy. A stand will be erected
in front OF the msrket-bouse, from which
speeches will be delivered by Hon. George
ID. Wise. Hon. B. b. Munford. and perhaps
others. Neither OF these gentlemen have
been heard In this city during the present
canvass. President Farmer, OF the CleFe-
land and Thurman Club, who will preside,
extends cordial invitation TO all TO be
present.
Miss Rosalie Dornin and Mr.. Louis $. Cur
vile were married at Meade Memorial Epis-
copal church last evening at ! O'Clock.
There was quite large company OK rela.
ttves and intimate friends present. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. John j.
Cloptou. the rector. TIE groom is youn <
businessman Of Lynchburg and the bride a
daughter OF Mr.. James j. DOrnin, OF this
city.
4 meeting was held at Central Methodist
church yesterday afternoon at 1 O'c'ock, un-
DER the auspices OF the WOmsn's Missionary
Society Of the Virginia Conference. now IN
session IN Richmond. The exercises were
conducted by Mrs. Hayes, president OF the
Woman's Board Of Missions.
The neWiy-erecieQ cOlofeu-ScnOol DuhumB
was entered Tuesday night by some thiei or
thieves and about SlO worth OF tools belong
ing to workuleu engaged In finishing up the
interior Of the house were stolen. An en-
trance WAS elected by cutting one OF the
panels out OF 8 door.
BIessrs. 4. G.. Mathews, b. w. Nuunally.
and T.. Z. Voolfolk are the leading spirits in
a movement that Is on foot here to organize a
cavalry company.
The keys OF the new Jail were turned over
10 the Building Committee yesterday. IL
will probably be two weeks yet before the
prison il occupied.
The odd. Fellows OF this city have been
invited 10 attend the meeting OF Aurora
Lodge in Richmond tonight.
Hon. A. Il. Helm. Judge OF the County
Court Of GILES and Bland counties, and his
family are visiting friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
Malice.

To the Patrons ~ the Remington Type
writer and Public Generally
The Remington Typewriter was not en-
tesed for competition N thc Exposition. hut
ioF display and exhibition only, ls We have
won enough gold medals, premiums, and
awards throughout the world.
The Remington Typewriter won the gold
aud Silver npdsls IN The late sIecd-eontest,
at Cincinnati, New York, and TOronto, and
the matter Is practically settled IS to lis su-
perioglty.
There are over 200 RemtngtOns used in
Richmond snd $1,000 In the cOoniry. Why
Because il does the hard, practical work, and
that is what the poople want.
Joss B. CULPEPER,
General Manager. 80 east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
Deserves Credit for Good Work

BENDOyER, GOOCHLASD COUNTY, Va.
DR.. 8. Gsieski, Olj east Main street. Rich
mond, Va:
Dear Slr,-l am glad 10 Inform you that
the Glasses which you have fitted DO not
only give me most comfortable and good
vision, but have also done away with tto In.
flmmmatioa Of my eyes to which have bern
80 much subjected. You certainly drerye
credit for the good work you are doing.
Please accept my best thanks.
Yours respectfully,
W H. MONTAGUE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
Meteorological Report for October

The sutjoined tsble gives the sunrise,
minimum, and maximum readings OF the
thermometer. the course OF the wind at sum
rise, and the amount OF rainfall for the
month Of October.
The readings OF the thermometer were
taken in an elevated portion Of The city, the
position OF the instruments being free from
:uy influence OF refracted heat. They are
sclf-rcgistering. Of the best French manuiac-
ture, and carefully noted each day, and the
figures are believed to be absolutely correct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

CaDsain Wise Packing Up.

Hon. John ). WISE Yesterday closed bis
Law office and the office OF president OF the
New York and Southern Telegraph Com
uany in the Shnfer building, and he now has
neither an Office 10 nor any business con-
pection With Richmond. lie Is buslly en-
gagged packing I'D hts furniture at his resi-
dence on west Fianklin street. He and his
family will leave for New York. their future
bone, next week. Captain Wise Is en-
ployed there as general counsel for the
Spfague Electric. Motor Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

This is All-SaintS' Day. Services Will be
held az st. PsuPs church at II O'Clock noon,
after which there wi!l be a meeting Of the
managers OF ST. Paul's Church Orphan ASy-
lun. Services will also BE- beld at 5Iosiu-
neatal and Grace churches 50 the same boGr.
Services at 81. Peters Csshoarh will be ss
follows: Low mass nj 6 aud O'Clock |;
hiyh mrs at hslhpasf 10 O'clock; vespes AZ
half past A O'Clock IN the sfiernoons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
PronertY TEsnsfers.

Richmond: Il. II. NJ llarrlsOn and wife
10 Joseph J. Meyer, 70 5-0 ieet on Leigh
street between Kinney and Darlington, 5000 ;
same 10 Z. 4. Johnston. 10 I-G feet on Leigh
street between kinney md Carr.Dgson. 5000; (;
Mary +. Leahey to c. r. Wren. 3is feet on
Twenty-eighth street near Clay. 1900; Ed-
ward 81. Roseber u Rosa V. ROseher, 80
feet on Baker stieet corner 81. Peters, 81 ;
George 5. VasbOn, snb-trustee, and Others 10
Charlotte e. Turner, ~ feet on Thlrd street
between Jackson and Duyal, Sl,2ol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
chargeh wan relonlous AsaauIt.

The only case In the Police Court yester-
dav morning 10 which the slightest Interest
attached was that Of Charles Hin, driver for
DR.. George stone, who was charged with As
sauiting ana striking Thomas Langhorne
with brick. The dillculty occurred in the
alley in rear Of PizunPs, and Langhorne re-
ceiyed a scalp-wound. Justice Crurhfield
desired a physician TO ascertain the extent OF
Langhorue's injuries, and for this reason
the case was continued until this morning
Hill was allowed bail in the sum OF 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
TnE LAST DAYS OF THE CANVASS.
DIR. Curry and Judge waller II. staples
TO speak IN Richmond.

Hon. j. l.. W. CurrJ will address the
Democrats OF Richmond at old. Market Hail
tomorrow night. 1t is supertluouS TO say
that Curry il an able and eloquent speaker.
That he viii have large crowd to hear him
there can be no DOUBT.
Judge Waller 4. staples will speak at the
old Pne-Strcet Baptist church saturday
night. He is one OF tue ablest and most In
teres,ng orators in the State, aud there will
no doubt b. a large 0uipourlng Of the peO-
ple to hear him. This Is his drst appearance
here during the present campaign. Judge
Staples Will speak in Petersburg Friday
night.
CLAY-WARD ACTTyES.
The regular meeting OF this club will he
held tonight IN their rooms on west MAN
street. As tais is the last meeting OF the club
before tbe ccii0u, it Is hoped that there Will
De- fun attendance, As business OF imp0r.
taucc will be transacted. Speakers will be
present and address the club.
FULTON CLUB.
The Fulton Democratic Club will hold an
imuortsnt meeting at their headquarters,
Washers Hail, tonight At 3 o'clock.
Every member is requested TO attend
CONVENTION BALLOT.BoXEs.
The Clerk Of the Hustings Court requests
all the reeis,flT7 ia lbe city 10 call at bis OF
fee in TIE City illl on saturday morning
after 9 O'Clock aud receive the balIot-6oXes
which are to be used according TO the re-
qurements u the law at the approaching
election 10 receive the ballots on the question
OF 4 constitutional convention.
How about extra pOll-bOOksl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
General Manager. 9lj east Mau
,rauy PooDle Refuse 90. raIse COD.

hver oil on account OF IA unpieasant tsste.
This dulicuHy has been overcome tn ScOtps
Emulation Of Cod-bWer OH wth Hypphos-
phlies. IL being IN pa!atsble a. mfik. and
the most valuable remedy known for tho
treatment u Consumption, Scrofuia and
Bronchitis, General Debility, Wasting Dis.
eases Of LNildren, Chronic Coughs and
Colds, has caused physicians 10 81 parts of
the world ~ use il. Pbysfctirs report our
little patients take Il with pleasure. TEy
Scotrs Emulsion add be convinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
uox,rs Academy Of MusIe.

Tonight ''Jim the Penman" opens an en-
eacement at the Academy.
The story OF this iustly-eelebrated play Is
full 81 interest.
II appeals strongly to every class OF So
ciety.
Tue piece will be performed every night
this week, and on Saturday there will be a
matinee.
Mr.. +. c. Bangs appears as James Ralston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

'Tis SozoDOsT tho whole world ,rios.
TITS sOzODOEr which puriaes
The breach and mouth, and dirt dsnea
'Tis sOzODOsr for which 40 cry.
Sweet sozoDoSr Tor which wo sigh,
pfis only SO1ODORP So buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
Allan Gtuter Fniarging.

Messrs. Frank d. lIil d Co., real estate
agents and auctioneers. sold yesterday the
large hIIck building at the northwest corner
of Cary aud Sixth streets formerly occupied
bv Messrs. George and William Gibson, TO
Mes.rs. Allen ,N GInter for Sl2, 900 cash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
"TaINs Absnt Europe"

This will be the subject Of lecture by
Rev. DR.. T. G.. Dsshieli iD tie Sunday-schooi
room Of Old u. Johns church tonight The
lecture il in aid Of the debt on the Neddeil>
Memorial church, snd Will be illustrated by
twenty stereOpiicOn views.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

A beautiful tortose-shell card case, con.
taining several card. bearing the name OF
Miss May Douthat, Wyanoke.r wa. found
on the street yesterday and IL in the pos
session OF Captain Angle at the Second police
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
pbillips's Dirsstib,s Cocoa

makes very delicious and nonrtshiBg drink 4,
Is particularly adapted for porscns Of woax
digestion, differing therein from all other cooaas
IN the market Kept BY all druggists aai gro
cers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
CT Clrcnit Court.

The ofTieei judgment docket was called in
this court Yesterday. Several small matters
were considered, but nothing Of any general
public interest transpred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
A 0nnrclnn in rrxns.

j. z. WslIace. Sherman. Texas, writes !:
Have been using Hncklsserry Cordnl for
msuy years. We consider Il the only safe
and refiabie medicine for the bowels and
children teefhinQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

CouGHs AND COLDs.-ThOse who are suffering
from Coughs. Colds, Sore Tsruai. etc-. should
try BROwR's BRoSCHIAL TgOcHEs. sold 0Isly
IA bOIe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

a. Light showers Of rain in tho forenoon and
eftsrnoOu.
~ Rain in The afternoon.
(3j Rain oil day and early part Of the night
"a Light rain in the forenoon.
c) Light rain at night
(G) Light rain all day and night
"a Iicht rain IN the forenoon.
(S) Light rain all night
Cg Light rain during the day and at night
OOl Light rain all day.
az Light showers OF rain In the afternoon,
Rainfall for the month, 22i inches
In the table below viii be found the mean
temperature and the amount OF rainfall du-
ring the month OF October for the past nine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
The Number OF Deeds.


Two hundred and sixty-six deeds were
recorded IN the Clerks office OF the Chancery
Court during the month Of October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

Cheap and choice are good words to go to-
cerher They don't always DO so. For some
reason tho word cheap has come to be used as
expressive Of inferiorty, with which It is in no
case allied.
Ono reason is that TO many merchants have
made market for poor goods by low prices.
Our aim Is. and has been, to sell only Choice
Goods cheap.
in every departments viii be found the very
Best and Newest Goods at prices which speak for
themselves.
Never at any time has our assortment been
larger than now. and We are satisfied that buyers
can find in our stock everything they can desire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
a. Light showers Of rain in tho forenoon al

Averages for the month. AS 4J.I 6j.4
Mean temperature. %.