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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
nn.-nna nIth Inii.nreaLinr.

Two colored men, giving the names Of
Charles Vine and Harry johnson. were be-
fore the Police Court yesterday morning
charged with tresp1ssing OK the property OF
the Cbe-apeake and OaIo Railway C0m>
ranv. They were arrested by Waterman
Atkins. ana as Justice Cruiehdeld thought
they were suspicious characters he required
them 10 riye security for THAR good behavior
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
cnnoNrc LoosEsrss or rnx BOWELS results


&Rs JANE KING. 10 A. NJ. horses, mules cows.
and farming Implements; Immediately aitor
the above a farm on tho York River road.
POINDEXTER & DESOON, ~ Y. NJ, tr,lstee's
sale Of astOr8 and dive ling on the south line
OF Leigh street near st. Jam0s street
JAMES B. ELAN, ~ P. NJ. brick dvolliog az the
northwest corner VI Clay and Twenty y-elshth
streets.
SAMPSON & ADAMsON. ~ P. H., trustoe's sale
Of ahOuse and iot Il the corner Of Maury and
Fifth streets, Manchester.
w. X. BOWIE & co, ~ P. NJ. commissiouers'
sale OF q lot with improvements thereon al
the corner Of Orange ami ST james streets;
Immediately after the above four frame
hOuses ia tue sam0 locality.
GEORGE w. MAYO. l0K A. NJ. stock and Ak
lures Of tie late John Z. D0bor!Y.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 aud II A. NJ. horses,
mules, wagons, &C.
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON, 1870 r. 81, bana-
nas, oranges, apples. and pIsrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

Rev. ". G.. LumpkIp left yesterday morn
iug for Po@hatan county, where at Z. 81.
he united In marriage his son, j. q. Lump
kin, Esq.. and Miss julia Lawtou. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Lawtol came down on the afternoon
train. The bride and groom sre both well
ku0~n here. The fonser Is a niece OF DIR.
William p. Law,on, CLERK Of the Hastings
Court of the city Of Richmond, aud the lat
ter Is connected With the Warrenton True
Index.
Messrs. Augustine Royal 4 Co. VIII on
the zzih Instant nj nnoa. sail bS public auc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
neIernfea Rantist AsanclatIon.

A l9rge number Of the delegates 10 Bris-
tol will 90 yin Petersburg and the Norfolk
aud Western railroad, thus saving time. For
information and BlcepDg-ear sccommOfa-
tions apply 70 Il. ". Courtney, Passenger
Agent. 90l Main street.
Train leaves Richmond 1t 6 p. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

A deed Of assignment was recorded In the
clerks Office Of the CnsnceIy Court yester-
/ day from f. l.. Perkins to T. Hill Montague,
trustee, conveying the stock Of cigars, to-
bacco. etc, for the benefit OF the creditors OF
the Assignee. The only preferred creditor is
Laureaa Perkins for $3.50; liabilities about
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

At meeting Of the corps Of cadets OF the
V. NJ /. held at Lexington November lOih
the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. ], Thstour recent visit to Rich
monl was a most pleasant one IN every re-
spcct.
.. That we tender our sincere thanks "a
President Ashton Starke aud the managers
oi the Virginia Exposition for thor kind
hospitality aud courtesy 10 Us during our
eucampment.
8. That We deeply regret that any one
should have been led to believe that there
existed any autagOnism between our corps
aud that q Bhcksburg, and that we disa.
VOW any discOuTtCsy 60 them.
T.. That a copy Of these resolutions be sent
10 Presid Starke and managers OF the Ex-
position and 10 the NirgiaIa papers
CORPS OF CADETS V. NJ. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
A.h.rarrels ON vain street.

10 is mad arrangement that leaves all day
long on a!aiu street. NJ these times when We
are tfging 10 look well IN the ewes Of strangers,
the ash. barrels and piles OF dirt from the
street sweeper.
An improvement IN ibis matter ought 10 De
made by the Board OF Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

We have another club almost completed.
AID require only few more subscribers.
Call early aud enter your name and secure a
watch on the easy terms OF one dollar per
lceek. Goddard & Moses. s20 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Delegates uaos,st A.soc,a,,on

Remember. the Norfolk and Western rail-
road s the popular line ror delegates attend
ing the General Association. Tram leave:
Richmond at 6 +. NJ. Apply TO Il. W
Courtney, Passenger Aeent, 60l Main
street. for information and sleepins.car ac
COmBOdatiDu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Richmond Art Rooms.
Fine Art Novelties. All Broad street.


Any person returning 70 US the largest num-
Der OF "Old Plantation" CherOOt wrappers
on January I, 1889, will receive a handsome
double-case stem-win6ing, coin-silyer watch :.
Save your wrappers and get a watch.
Hall & NICHOLS.
Manchester, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

about watch clubs. We still have our watch
club system IN operation, and advise all in
want Of a good, reliable gold watch TO call
and enter their subscription aud secure IL
upon the easy payments Of one doiEqr per
iceek. A new club almost completed al
Goddard & Moses, 920 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

and do not allow any one else t. do Il for
you under any preteoce Whatever. Nocause
Tor this now, Ny Lenses are positively the
most perfect made, my examinations geuu.
inc and most efficient, and my charges mode.
rate in al cases. suoerior artificial eyes
carefully fitted. Examin ation, as heretofore,
free. DR.. :. GALEsBI,
OLE nn.L NJ lln AIrrat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

Qaite number Of people Uho cams
10 our store ycstcriay and Monday did
not get waitcd Wp9a, o,eiHg to the large
0atpoWiag Of eager purchasers Dho
were after orr generous bargains.
From such nc beg Indulgence, as we
did not anticipate such generous re-
spoase 70 our caV. bit tre promise 6y
additional force and better rahses than
ccer TO rcpay them By calling today or
tomorrow.
We disposed Of quantities Of goods
in the last t5ro ddys. Piece after piece
Of Dress Goods, Linens, CottOns, SAeot-
ings. Bor after 6dr Of Hosiery, IN
dcrwcqr, RiJJons. 6c. Tie bargains
vW tong be remembered and riu Do
the means Of bringing crowds 10 our
store that ncuer came to sce as before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
To Entertain Their EMPLOYEES,

Mess7s. b. F. Johnston & Co., book-pub-
listers, are arranging TO give their en-
ployes an entertainment AZ COrcor5u Halt on
Thanksgiving Day, the Goth. Mayor Ely
son has been requested 10 deliver a ssoft ad-
dress to the operatives, and be has consented
To do so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Special Attention

&. called TO the sale commencing to-day at
lO4 o'clock OF the very valuable stock Of
Fine Sultings, Coat snd Vest Patterns Of
the best foreign and domestic goods belong.
ing to the estate Of John Il. DOherty, de-
ceased, which will take place at his late
place Of business, No. s22 east Main street.
GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
sale ortes Dunlop House.

The 6ne residence and grounds Of the
late John Dunlop, At the corner OF Fifth and
Fran Kiln streets, were sold at public auction
yesterday evening by SIR. n. W. Bowe, real
estate agent and ouciioneer, TO DR.. 4.
CrensbaW for Si4.000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

The case OF A. J. Andrews, charged with
stealing lot OF goods from Bolen 4 Bvrus,
OF New York. was called in the Huytngs
Court yesterday and continued Que day, as
several witnesses for the Commonwealth
UaEa ahssst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Verdict for the Plaintiff.

The trial Of the case Of Rudd Us. the Rich
mOnd and DaByille Railroad Company, here
t0iore reported, was concluded in the City
Circuit Court yesterday aud the Jury ren-
iered verdict In favor OF the plaintiff for
$500. The amount claimed Vas $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

After a hIic' illness one OF Lesncr's
monkeys deTartcd this lie at his residence
IN The Exposition and yesterday was buried
with the pomp appropriate TO his station IN
life. Al bis companions and friends seemed
10 regret the sudden demise and wore lugu-
brious looks all day. itappears that deceased
caught cOid du ug some Of the recent in
element weather, and for sonc tire, though
beutcrcd nota word % complaint, be suffered
very much with pain ~ his iaw-prObahiy
with tpothacde. HIS constitution was never
very strong, aud a. It could not repcl the A.
tachs Of TIE weather bis little form grew
thinner and thinner and his little eyes looked
sadder and sadder day by day until with
quiet resignation he closed his eyes, laid
himself down, and died.
MoXie. the baby monkey, seemed particu.
larlv Affected and has chartered less since bis
old friend turned up his toes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Chaxgeavtt,, ualte,ous Athel.

The case OF John Mitchell, Jr. (coored),
charged With malicious libel, was set for
trial in the Hastings Court yesterday but in
consequence OF the defence not beipg ready
IL was continued until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
RIchmoBd Art Rooms.
Latest Fads 10 Mirrors. 4i7 Broad street
Delegates Bapsiss Association.

Nine hours en- route can be saved by dele
gates going 10 Bristol By the line ma Peters
burg and the Norfolk and Western railroad.
All Information will be eheerfuily furnished
upon application 10 Il. W. Courtney, Pas
senger Agent, 901 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
FRArrEs


As Captain Frank Cunningham win have
charge Oh the music to-day he wbl De upiblr
TO participate in the parade. lie will be on
the music.stlnd from an early hour this
morning ready 10 give tickets to ladies' and
gentlemen who can aud will Join IN the slng.
ing. He desires 10 bave o large chorus, and
urges all who can sing, whether members OF
choirs or not, 10 come u his assistance. lar.
dela's Band will furnish the accompaul-
,,,oufg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

ore hundred aud seyenty-three cadets
from Davis Academy, at La Grange, y. e.,
arrived here Yesterday afternoon ana went
into quarters In the Blues Arm0ry, over the
temporary Dost.oilice. They came to attend
The Exposition aud will probably participate
in thc sham battle. Colonel a. c. Davis IS
I'm command
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

The most unique festure OF the week will
bc the sham ta,tle-a representation Oi
Inc first ~ the seven DAYS fight
around Richmond. This occurs tomorrow
at 4 o'clock. More than 500 soldiers will en-
gaze IN The conflict In appropriate uniforms
to represent the respective armies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

IA the ears. sometimes roaring. bazzing sound,
OF snapping Ike the report ot pistol, ARC caused
by oatsrra. ihai cxcoediuely disag rooable and
very common disease, loss Of smell or hoaring
also rc.ults from caiarrh. uood's Sarsapariha.
the great Mood puridor IA q peculiarly successful
romcdy for catarrh. which it curcs 10y oradica,ing
from me blood the lmpurity which causes and
promotes This disease.
"For twonty-dyo years have been troubled
with ca,srrh ia tho head. Indigestion, snd gene
raj debility. lconcludod 90 try bottle OF
Hcci'e Sar5aCaTilla
and q OH mo 70 much good that J continued its
uso till have taken nyo botilos Ay noatih has
greatly improved and ] feel like q diferont
women" Mrs. j. 3. ADAMS, Richmond street.
Newark. \. J.
q" am happy ~ Gay that ny wife WIS cured OF
very bad cough and what was called quick
consumption" by Hoods snrsaparllla. she was
restored % perfect health. which she has enjoyed
ever SINCE oar Itle girl was poor and puny;
Hoods ssrsnpanlla seemed % be just the Thing
she nosdod a. sho has icon VOL and hearty
since taking i," FRASg OrIs, Berwick, Me.
Il. B.-Bo sure % got
HOODS SAL
Sold BY oil druqgir;S q six for S. Prepared
only by c. T. HOOD & Co. Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

The tremendous number Of 1,G22 entries,
exclusive Of the greased-pole climbers, have
been made for the Bays.Dly sports on sat
urday. MT. Lytle. who has charge Of this
department, is very busy making prepara-
tons, and it is believed tie occasion will
be one q; unusual interest, not only to the
young but old people az well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

Good Note Paper 2c. quire. All Finer
Goods in proportion. Richmond Art Rooms,
AT Bread stEest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
NeYer Kn0Hn RefoKe.

Good Note Paper &c. quife. All Finer
Goods in proportion. Richmond Art Rooms,
AT Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
nAgISE isrELLIsENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. sOVEABES 10. 1854

PORT OF RICHMOND. soysnBER 10. 1854
ARRIVED
steamer ARIEL Dcyo. Norfolk. merchsndlse.
passengers, United States mail. &C.. l. b. igtam.
agent.
schooner Alfred Keen. Greedy, RocklAEd rfst
City POiak, line. w. Mora
schooner 4 O. irwin, Dcdd. Orient. L. l.. nsh.
scrap, Allison q AdgisoD-
schooner MoonlighL crsnmsr. New York. salt
sAILzl
Steamship Old Dscinton. Couch. New York,
mezchsndise and pa4seagsrs, George w. Ailon
8 CO.. asenie.
schoOasr Nellie. Bannocs Portsmouth. broken
stone; vessel. Curtis 4 Parker.
PORT OF SEwPoRr NEW 1 NovxksnR ia 1883
iBy Te.egraphi
sAifED.
schooncrs ]. b. Ogden. rols. New York; w.
2. Hood, Roas. Proyidenee: WeybosseL 1owae.
Psovidencs; Minute Rowan, ST Johns Nsx Lon
AAA~--sN iAafsA~4ahs s>~A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

HYACINTHS, TULIPS. ETC., IN
PORTED direct from the growers in noi, y,
land and France iRst received oULbo sso 20 =,
extra nno quality and price. taily ~ ~" @"~
lover than those Of northern dealers
Send for descriptive list Mailed zee. ,..,
Iarties recurring large quantities. are Fo9ues'
el 10 write Tor spacial prices.
II. w. WOOD & sons, see1snen,
co.iSer sixth and MarshRl Streets.
and iTll east Frankiin street.
se s3.eod. .w6swtNoSi hicnnoh"' W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
THE CORNER STONE.
CEREMONIES AT THE MAsoEIc-TEuPLE
SITE Today
Parade Of Knights fcmplar and Other Ma
sonic Bodies-oratioa and Music,
Vocal and Instrumental.

'rbe Masonic fraternity will to-day parade
In large numbers and the Grand Lodge will
lay the cornerstone Of temple which will
be the glory oi the order IN tbs Sssle end a
thing OF beauty in which this whole con;-
muniy will rejoice.
The procession viii be formed on Nam
street between Second and Fifth and viii bo
composed OF the Grand Lodge. Knights
Templars OF Richmond, Petersburg. and
Marion. and numerous members OF the Blue
Lodges.
The site OF the proposed building Is az the
southwest corner oS Broad and Aiams
streets, and In the space eXcavated for toe
foundation spacious platforms bsye been
erected for all who will take part in the I'M
posing ceremonies. The Hon. Me-. Breck-
inrldge, OF Kentucky, viii be- the orator OF
the day, and a fine address is expected.
Programme
The following outlines the programme:
Masonic TEMPLE Assn OF VRGNLl.)
OFFICE OF THE GRAND MARSHAL.
RICnaOND, November l2, 1888. }
General Orders: All ORGANIZATIONS Of
Masons intending to unite I'm the Masouic
parade on Wednesday, l4th. will report
promptly at st. Albans llall at 1850 o'clock
A. u. The column viii move at - NJ. sharp
In the order as published IN the daily papers,
by the following route: Down Main TO
Governor. % Broad, thence 10 corner Adams
street, where The ceremonies OF laying the
cornerstone will take place.
The Grand COmmlndery knights Tenn
plars and Richmond COmmaDdeTy, No. p,
occupying the right, the Commlndery OF St
Andrew, No. l3, the left OF the Templar
line. Visiting cOmmaDdenes will be as
signed positions on their arrival.
Brother Frank w. Cunninghsm, musical
director, will have eutlre control OF the
music at the laying OF the cornerstone.
The platform for the rse Of the general
public will be opened al IL O'Clock snd
ushers under charge Of Worshiptu Brother
J. ;. Dodson W n be on hand to seat those
who apply for admission.
Brothers Henry ). Hlrzler and Beniamin
Il. August are appointed sperial aides TO the
Most Worshipiul Grand Master.
Aids to the Grand Marshal will report
promptly at 1880 A. NJ. mounted.
JAMES III. CAPERs, Grand Marshal.
FEATURES.
One Oi the features OF the parade will be
the detachment OF city police in white
aprons and gloves, under command Of Major
Poe snd Captain Epps. AppomattoX Com
mandery OF Petersburg AMI Marion Com
mandery Of Marion, Va, will artiyc Ut 9:30
O'Clock tins morning 10 unite In The parade.
The entrance 10 the platform for The gen-
erll public will be from Adams street.
Governor Lee and Mayor Ellyson will oc.
cupy seats on the platform with Hon. Mr..
Breckinridge, orator OF the cccasIon.
William +. DrInkard, Esq, is t1e Grand
Master and w. B. isaacs. Esq, the Grand
Secretary OF the Grand Lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

In Mr.. Stirke's space In the Exposition
building Il a yellow rooster, at least two
years old, with horns on his head. Quite a
peculiar formation it is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

All persons afflicted with Dyspepsia, DiarThna.
Colic, and Indigestion, will aud Immediate relief
by using ASGOsTURA BIrTBRs. Tho only genuine
Is manufactured by DIR. j. q. b. Siegert & sons.
from imperfect digestion. The cause lies In tho
torpidity OF tho iiyor. A regular habit Ot IOdy
can be secured by taking Simmons i1yer Resu-
lator 10 aid digestion. 10 simulate the dun aud
sluggish liver. and rid tho system Of excessive
ami poisonous blle The Regulator corects
ecidity OF the stomach, cures dyspepsia. and In
sures regularity OF tho bowels alike free from
laxity or cosuyeness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

work was begun Yesterday on prepara-
tion- for the tournament Friday. Poles have
been erected IN front Of the Grand-Siand.
from The arms OF which will hang the rings
that the brave knights in armOr bright and
lance in hlnd will compete for. Some con-
siderable curiosity is ielt IN this sport, and
many a fair maiden's heart fUtteTs in cX-
peclancy OF her beng crowned queen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
WHOLE NUMBER, 1861.
RINGING NOISES

~ uacd Hooi's Sarsaparilla Tor catarrh 90
received great relief and bcneat from Il The
catarrh was very disaereeable especially la the
winter, 8using constant discharge from my uoss,
ringing aoisos IN my ears, and paths in the back
Of my head. Tho EFFORT 20 clear my hosd In the
morning by hawking and splitting was painful
Hood sarsaparliia gavo me roliof Immediately,
while In time was entirely cured. am never
without tho medicine In my house, NJ ! think ~
"a worth ita weight In gold" Bra O. b. GLIB,
1893 Eighth street, ~ W., Washington, D. G.
That Tickling
IN your throat aries from catarrh, and os catarrh
is q constitutional disease the ordinary cough
medicines all fail 70 hit ths spot What you need
IS q constitutional remedy ike Hooi's ssrsapa-
rilla. which. by bIildingu tho general health
and ezpellng the scrofuious taint which ls tho
Cause Of catarrh snd consumption, has restored
% perfect health many psrsons on whom these
diseases seem % have a firm hold Many unso-
iicitcd iestmoaials prove beyond question thst
Hoods sarsaparla does positively cure catarrh.
81 hsyo u38i Ho11's sa-sapsdiia for catarrh
with sati3factory results, receiving permanent
benefit from g." J. EHUBBARD. stroator. III.
,SAPARILIA
SOD by all dragests 81; SIX for e.. Prepared
only by C.. ]. HOOD CO., Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
g., susp.so,
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40 ACClnENrs. 80.

The Exposition has been running six
weeks ard n IL pleasing to cite the fac that
100 accidents haye occurred. In some other
expeditions stcam-pipes have bur.t, doing
considerable daWsge; people have been
caught i'm machinery and injured, but at the
Virginia Exposition nothing Oi the sort has
happened. The Machinery Hail is as quiet
as The best organized maclIine.shOp In the
country. 81 is an unwritteu rule in these
places tLat there shall be 10 loud talking, 10
Yelling from one part Of The place 10 the
other, and then 1t q screa n or shout is
heard 1t IS understood that somebody is
hurt
Mr ". 4. Barrett is in charge Of the
machinery department, and from the start
has taken pans to repress anything that
would detract from the good order OF toe
place. Two other points worthy Of mention
are that no drunken men have ever been seen
in the building, and no fre.alarms have
ever sounded. Both Of these facts speak in
strong terms TO the credit Of the attaches
ri the FVDggitiDn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
To yyatch.CIub uember..

Fine BrOnZes aud Clocks at Broad
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
TODAY
DAY.

The best rdiues orer shO,cn in Table
Linens, IN BdrnsiCy Finish and Pure
Bledched DdmGsk.
NAPKINS,
DOTLIES,
TO JYELS
The largest and cheapest euer shotrn at
retail. Nampcd Linens in great "a
ricv and at bargain prices. We can
sell gou Linen Tidy, 7rdy-t0rer,
Spidsher, 70uet- Nat. ar Sidebodrd
Scarf a'rcady stamped far outlining.
for Tess 8,oncy than you cOuid haze the
stamping d0ne.
Don't forget the bargains IN
Chint.cs-l2lc goods for DC. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

THE BARGAIN DRY GOODS HOusk
NO SPECIAL DAY
has been appointed by tho
VIRGINIA EXPOSITION
for ,IaItors to call at
LEVY & DAVIS'S
MAGNIFICENT
Dry Goods, Carpet,
Toy EMPORIUM,
as they know Il is at oil times and on alLoccs-
sions ready Tor their numerous patrons The
stock was never 50 complete in oyory detail as
now one must visit each door 10 take In tho
immensity and completeness Of stock In each
department.
Tho Cloak Department, newly furnished and
beautifully lighted is stocked with everything
fresh. new and desirable for ladies, misses, and
children Of oil sizes and sges
Tho main ioor presents a bewildering displa,
Of silks and Woollon Dro.s Goods. as also goods
Of moro moderate value; Embroiiercs, ladies'.
Gentlemens, aud Chiidren's Underwear. Mourn
ing and Black Dross Goods. Genssmen's Fur.
nishings Of every description and price. Notions
and Jowolry. soap. Mems and ROys' Goods iof
suits. Cloaklngs. Infants Outats. cIosks and
Hoods. woollon and Worstcd Goods. CmbreL
Las. etc.
The second moor takes you TO tho Holiday SEQ
con. which has been somewhat anticipated.
Dolls, Games, yolocipodes. Blocks, Novelties In
1 Vases, Bisque Figures. Ganoping ard tlobDy.
Horses, shoo-Flles, Wicker aud Carpet Chairs,
Whips, Guns, Tops, Iron Toys. Banks, Hair.
Covered Horses With Wagons and Drays. Tool
Ghosts, Desks. Boznrdus Wood Art-Worf. Brass
Novelties. japanese Goods. Magic Lanterns.
Farm Yards. Rubber Balls. Aainals and Dolls.
Lowing Cows. B-s-a,Ing sheep. Pug Dogs, Brass
Walters, Clocks. Ink-stands. and thousands Of
articles suitable Tor glf,s.
Our Lace Curtalns. STA cartsins. and chenills
Psrtisres must Eos be overlooked here
The third door (which Is tho same size a. ne
other three-5Oxi5O feeD Is devoted to Carpets.
Rugs, wiadow-sas .es. cornlco-POies. and Up
holstery Goods IN general
10 every depsr,mons NO pay strict ssteasionis
customers' wants. and We aAye for all bus
ONE PRICE. The LOWEST.
No such stock OF strictly nrsi-elsss goods Al
such low prices eau be found elsewhere 10 this
city.
We invise call whether you arc q locker
around OF q purchaser.
Our OILS steam-eiovA,or Niil carry you 10 the
upper or lower doors.
LEVY 4 DAVIS,
The Leaders of Low Priccs
1917 and 1919 Main street.
hs;hmond. Va
While At the Exposition NE woali be pleased
70 hsse yos inspect our exhibit IN the norsasn
noit-w .ftsaSs