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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-03
rsS- MITTELDORFER'S

- MI lLLDOAJE II >.
Anew BARGAINS FROM OUR ESPECIALLY
CHEAP SPRING STOCK.
There viii be- On sale Monday morning one lot
Misses striped and Solid full Regular Hose,
ranging In value from ~ 70 4Oc. pair, at the
very low price VI lie. pair;
Double-W width COiored Serges-the popular and
staple shades are all amoug them-value Csc,
at only l5c a yard;
Handsome line Of Gentlemen'5 Spring Scarfs at
Il, %. 20. and SOC. each;
Furniture Cretonnes IN q nice assortment Of
patterns and co0rs from Y 70 20. yard:
Yard Wide Wool Checked and Plaid Dress Goods
at lqc. yard-reeular price &c;
Satines Ia Solids and Figures from &C. a yard for
regular loo. grade ~ 23c for 35c. French
goods:
Dress Ginghams in Il pretty assortment Of styles
from s.. per yard up;
All the latest novelties In Mourning Goods, such
as HenriettGs, Nuns Neilinga. MyosOtis,
Serges, DiRgo nails Sebsstapos, &c, in great
variety and al Bottom Prices
Oriental. Chantilly. NCalin, and Swiss Em-
broideries, and Flouncinss In great variety.
MArTiNGS.
AUCTION BARGAINS AT MUCH LESS THAN
REGULAR PRICES
Good White Matting5 AZ i2Hc. per yard;
20. Fancy Mating AZ l5c. a yard;
CSC. Fancy Mating NJ 49,. "A yard;
35c. Fancy Mating az ~. yard
Coo. Damask Patterns Fancy Mating at 47c. a
yard:
Floor Ofl-Cloths at 25 aud Sjc yard-yalue 81
and 5Oc.;
WINDOW SHADES
Window Shades IN all colors, , yards long by 80
inches wide, az Csc. each;
Fringed shades on Patent Fixtures, value CSC,
al SOC. apiece;
All cOlors In q handsome Bordored Shade al 5jc.-
value 15c:
The hRndsoInest 75c. Shade ir the city.
DAMAGED BY WATER.
A leaky roof and the heavy rains damaged a
quantity Of goods for us last week In our desire
70 get rid Of this waier-stained stuff at once we
have made the following prices:
lot French Woven Corsets slightly stained, at
SIC apiece-value 9jc.
/ lot Extra Heavy French Woven Corsets. the
boxes OF which were damaged-those are
regular 81 goods. at csc. apiece;
pieces Heavy Striped Linen Furniture Cover
ing, value SIC, al PIC. yard.
ID. q K. NIT ELDORFER,
ap 3-Tu&Th 5g7 Broad street
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Mahnna,s Plans

We called attention last week to GER
tain significant outgivings of the Wash
ington National Republican, 80 long
known as the thick-and-thin defender Of
MALONE and advocate of whatever he
favored. We intimated that that was an
evil omen for MAHoNE-worse, perhaps,
than the detection of JOIN :. WISE.
We showed in our last issue that Ma
HONE had not burned his bridges, but
had left means Of escape from the trou-
bles which seem TO threaten soon to en-
virOn him. We showed that under his
plan he could either hold conventions in
the several congressional districts to
elect delegates 10 Chicago, or hold at the
same tine the State Convention is in SEES
sion coneressional-district caucuses, to
perform that function. And We argued
that so shrewd man as General MALONE
would leave none Of his fences down. but
would in every district resort 10 such
measures as would head OF his Repubh-
can opponents.
The National Republican seems not
to have studied the Generals little
scheme. II assumes that be has repu-
dated out-ond-out the regulation adopted
by the last Republican National Conven-
ton, and determined 10 elect delegates
in q manner TO suit himself. lie will
doubtless elect delegates 10 suit himself,
but be will elect them in such a
manner that competing delegates will
have no ground upon which TO contest
their election. The regular Republicans
viii either have to call congressional-dis-
trict conventions before the State Con-
yention meets, and thus subject them
selves TO the charge Of being boitcrs, or
else wait until after the State Convention
adjourns, when ii will be too late 10 call
congressional-district conventions under
the rule of the National Convention.
which requires the delegates 10 thst
body to be chosen thirty days before
he time for it 10 assemble. II they |
all congessionsl-district conventions
before the State Convention meets they !
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The journals of Virginia are discuss
ing with daily increasing feryor the rela-
tons of John Sherman 80 the presidency.
1t is agreeable TO observe that the Bour-
bons are not for John. Therei is strong
probability that Virginia will send a
solid Sherman delegation TO Chicago in
June, headed by the celebrated organizer
and fighter, Malone. Cincinnati COM
mercidt- G0s6ttc.
But If that Fighter" were Demo
crat he would be a "rebel," a "sup-
pressor Of negro votes" "violator Of
the Constitution" a "periuror, and
what not
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Court 0gpFRs.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT op
Il HENRICO COUNTY, STATE on W.
GINIA-IN CHAHCERY. YIN

lnE tihJDlI COURT OP
ISL u nEN ~ % COUNTY, STATE or ys.
Coils y. Huntington. observation-disclosures.
chesaDoake and Ohio Railway COMPANY. ~,
Defenlsn.I
Extract from iecrce entered IN tho above on.
Titled cause on The 90.h day Of March, ~.
On confederation whereof ihe cour, don -.
iudge, order. ana decree fhR' mis- cause t..
ferred 10 Thomas Egans. Who IL honor,
pointed = special comfni ssiouer Tor fho rlr-..
I WnOse duty IL shall BE- 20 axe AMI sf-fe-
First An account N nm no property. r..t
and psrsoasi. ana OF al The riahte and ..'.r.-
o. and belonging % lne Chcsareake art AK
Hallway Company, hon TIC same are lsIl. al
whore situate.
second. An aooount ~ MI mo inGao,ei,....,
said company. Of every icsrriDfion ufaf.,.,.'
showing how ne same Is r01anred. ahrt r,,'
tons thereof constitute liens upon me- rro-.'..,
81 said company or any pari iterelf f.. "a.
ana chanerier o. such liens, aud TIER f.f.t..
priority POI az 20 Indicate Clearly alf f..g bod,
righia OF tho respostivs ciss-ea ~ .rsi. D.. /,
saii company 90 snfieiac.iD4 one " ..s .r......,
and effects. Co. wnic0 end sai1 cOsl...... .. b.
shall take nGd state a1 account ~ f.r r...t
due ard owing nader ,tc deed 0f f.I-. .r .. ..'
gage czorttDi by 60 lhrsaD~as. ..f l..,
Hallway toTrauY ll t..e 3D. Say .f I... ..-. b..
JOserh blsas all n. p. Wirtrin l. tr....s..
snl ~ fh" amo ln' to lo'o1'o d.. b.. ....... z
said mortgage
Ana ol fhs arn0uutvrirA ~ fhof.re0f ..,..,.
said ac'ount msy ae Duo and owl rs.la..T.
deed OF trust Oh nlItcave ,o tIs tfItrl .-
company az SOW Is. trustee rrf I...' t. ..,
CGr-apoata ana Nalo halfway '.nr..... ...
lst day ofJ1ly. i-,s aal ~ .he an..a. . -.
cogne due .n fnc.. 'ln flf-
and o, mo amount 1'. Job at the fine . .,s.
said account may lo nle al OWN .f. .......
ne decd Of tsa-t o. fn'f'saf' 20 hcrall. .
HIa
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preparation which Is adapted 20 the relief
and cure OF ailments to which members OF
household arc most subject, and which Is not
only alleged TO do this. but has long and unfai-
ingiy proved its ability 20 do u. sssuredly de-
serves tho lille Of a reliable Family Medicine.
Among timc-bonored preparations, which expe-
rlence aud tho sanction Of tho medical probes
slon indicate as deserving OF popular regard and
confidence, IL Hoststters Stomach Bitters, a
medicine adapted 10 the eradication OF dyspcp-
ala. constipation, and billiousnos.. the three
most frequently occurring ailments that vex
mankind. Derived from botanic psrentsge, II
rolievea nervous disquiotudo and inactivity Of
the kidneys, aud counteracts n tendency 10
rheumatism For renewing the Tagging strength
and impartinR appetite II can be implicitly ro-
lied upon. Fever and sgue, rheumatism, and
debility are femedied byiL
NH 2g-Th(w)Ss&Tu
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ap8lt
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PLANS FOR EX-
Z POSITION BUILDING.

The undersigned invite architects 70 submit
rough draughts for an EXPOSITION BUILDING
70 be erected Gt tho earliest possible day On the
grounds Of the Virginia state Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, 10 re located 10 the corner
on BrOaI street nearest the city, the building
% provide for floor space Of 10000 70 10000
square feet, and 70 have u frontage OF not less
than $50 feet.
This binding to be after the order and con-
stlUctiOn OF modern exposition buildings. The
design, galleries. lights, &c, are left TO The sug
gc-iiOn OF the architect
For the Drawing accepted by the committee
$500 win DO paid. aud FOR the second best 500.
All drawings must DO presented by Aprll II,
1883, at u VI.
The architect Is requested 70 state upon what
terms hs viii contract TO superntend the con-
ttruction. and tho estimated entire cost Of build
ing wien completed.
ASHTON SrARKF,
frr. tfta L prtatff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-03

In the Magazine Of american He
tory for April Hon. j. l.. NJ. CURRY,
the United States Minister to Span, has
a valuable and interesting article enti-
tied 1.-The Acquisition of Florida" He
reminds the world of good many things
which it had forgotten.
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TULIUS SYCLE & son,
- 2lJ EAST BROAD STREET.

\ Grand Gala Week Tor the Ladies. we will
make this week memorable. I'm Ladies' Fine
Dress Goods were showing variety OF styles ard
qualities that are truly beautiful. Notice our
marvoilOu-ly low prices.
LADIES' SPRING JACKETS
See our Assortment OF Ladies COlOred Jackets at
s. ana 81 apiece.
In This lot are ladies' Fancy Spring jackets
Just suited Tor spring wear.
ladies Jerseys, large variety.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
New Besded Grenadines. suitable for Spring
Wraps; a largo variety Of choice designs
from g upwards.
New Ch&ntllly Lace Flounciug. elegant patterns.
from 81 upwards large assortment 70 Sc
New spanish Flouncing. good value, at 81 and
upwards.
ChsnHlly ana Spanish Lace Nets, the new article
for Lace Overdrosse4; many new patterns.
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
New. choice, aud elegant effects IN
Gilt Passsmouteries.
Silver Pssscmenteries,
Steel fRssementorles,
Copper Passsmenteries,
Bronze Passomenfcrias,
We are constantly receiving the latest produc-
lions. aud have now In stock complete assOrt-
mont OF Black aud Fancy Pa~semeutegiss. all
now AMI fresh eoOis, iacluding Crochet Beaded,
Ornament, ana Panel Passomenteries. Drop
Trimmings, Braid Tnmmiug, White Iass9men-
tories. Mourning Passomentenes, ana Beaded
Gallons.
BARGAINS IN EMBROIDERIES.
EmbroIderies at about hall price.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE GOODS
New styles OF Ladies' Muslin and Cambria
Underwear just opened.
Our elae Underwear Is recommended for iis per-
foCtnt, ncatness in styles. quallte- ~ mate
rails, aud costs no more than Inferior goods
We show grand assortment IN sets OF Under
wear for Trousseaux.
Full assortment Of Chllirens Muslin Caps,
ranging In price from ~. 20 $50
GENTLEMEN'S WHITE SHIRTS.
See our Reinforced LiDeu-Bosom shirt, 4Oc;
See our Reinforced Back and Front
Linen Bosom shirt. SOC.
See our 26-Pleafed shirt. 50c.
See our POO Linen Bosom shirt &c.
See our Pecale shirts, Collars and Guns 70
match, 30 and 10. ap 3-TuS IN
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ISAAC SYCLE & Co.,
3O3 BROAD STREET,
NEXT TO CORNER OF THIRD.
WHAT TO wEAR-spRTNG DRESS GOODS.

WHAT TO WRAR-SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Tho selection of Spring Dress Is trying
thiug-there are 30 many shades and kinds OF
goOds--One does not know how 70 decide -
Cashmeros ii eariettas-Fu rets-habit
Cloth-Cheyron - Tricot-Flannel.-
then tho shades GObelin Bue-Terra-
c0ita--Pisch tach --Mahogany-Ul
Gray, etc, etc We will mention a a few suits
that are very much in faVOr--just nOw--and
give you an idea about what they will cost you.
SUIT Is yards, 36-nch ATWOOD Henrietta.
Gobein Blue, Blue silk Braid Ornaments 70
match-al for $40
SUIT IS yards, 3G-inch Cashmere, Mahogany.
Cream silk Braid Ornaments 10 match-all for
$3.50.
SUIT 9-s yards, 3G-inch Ml-Wool Henrietta,
Black Bead or Silk Braid Ornaments TO match
all for ;4.55.
sUIT4-lO yards, s2inch Wool Beige, Gray or
Brown Mixed, Checked, Blocked. or shepherds
SUIT IS yards. 5s-inch All-wo Flannel,
Tcrracotta, Black Six Braid Ornaments-all for
1895.
SUIT e. yards, 4G-inch ATWOOD Henrietta,
Bead or six Braid Ornaments % match-all for
$40.
SUIT IS yards, S6-nch All-Wool Pischetsche
Green Tricot, Black and Green silk Braid Orna-
meii.s-eli for i3.9S.
Wo nave all the shades 10 the above goods
all the new styles in Brsids--GRlloOns--
Beads--all shapes - oil qualities. In any suit
we have from tea % tw0nty shades--you can
select any that suits your fancy aud any braid TO
match it that you desire.
ISAAC SYCLE & CO.,
(Note locatlon) 3O3 Broad street
next corner Third.
DR.. Warmers, Thomsons, and Gloye-Flttlng
Corsets. ap 3-Tu&Ih
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"CLRvELAND is the principal niger
OF the solid South, says Mr.. HALsrEAD.
MURAr is trying to out-Herod HERoD
INGALLS,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INDISPUTABLE FACTS.

n
!. That tho NORTH WESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Milwaukee,
ranks among the strongest life companies in the
world.
9. That its premium rates are as low as I'm
SOME CASES LOWER THAN those OF other
leading companies.
5. That 1t has a LOWER RATE OF MORTALI-
TY and earns a ilIGHER RATE OF INTEREST
on It's investments than any othor company.
4. That FOR the past fourteen years ITS divi-
dends have exceeded those OF any other COM
pany. and are now NEARLY DOUBLE THOSE
OF ANY OTHER COMPANY ISSUING TON
TINE OK SEMI-ToNTiNE POLICIES: and
therefore
CHEAPEST OF ALL COMPANIES.
For further information address
JOHN y. CARY & SON.
General Agents for Virginia and North Carolina,
HOS Main street. Richmond, Va.
Post Once Box is; Telephone 800.
ap l-su. Tu&F3t
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BRIEP COMMENT

The number Of wants published by
the New York papers is not surprising
when we reflect that New York wants the
earth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-03

The Chicago Ne'os says eve should
like TO know what has become Of Bur
LEa." What on earth do yon want to
know that for
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OTTERBURN
LI7HIA AND MAGNESIA SPRINGS
WATER.
IT CURES BRGHTs DISEASE AND STRUCTURE SUCCESS THE
TEST OF MERIT READ AND BE CONVINCED.
LoDoEE, AMELIA COUNTY, Va, February %,
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.

GenTaiG 0rqsJ Huniky
front
Trouble
thsyr
ali the syinpom
the a
hss
rom Very truly j. NJ
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seems 10 be q dance in letters" Rather
ironical enthusiasm, so TO speak.

"GEoRaE GoULp says he will fix
the lawyers who are after him and his
respected sire IL they do not draw of. "
Don't try anything rash, GEORGE.
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H.. OBJ
tA. .f.i i.'l 4f..' 'l IA i-e 'N.'.-..
'-..A -a-7 at. -ie- ID 3D. $500
On 0nr-.i Drstf0u mi .rrt flo flrrt dem H.
iutr-. Uri0.. deer tlar tlis taurr hH
lcr-H4 fl nt- ll ti.Nrf. who. A..
parties. i- hereby appoint o o. sr~f.ai
s!1ne- fNr f.o purpose. whose dl.- 8. sla4 ls '.
take sud -.afr--
]. AT account -f all fha BRO eartF, resi- lrf
per 0naL aat or ll tla r.fnts AID Interest,"
ana a.IOus'u i1 ono tIo-Ir0s'te aTt ohio hl
way Cong ioy' Low i-o aa1o arc hsii an
" .r--.. 90.
- Am account 1f aIf fnn Indebtedness II saIf
company " every Iss...,ticn What. aver, shos-
inT t.w t-t same .s evidenced, Htat port'
fN. .taf constitute Hrr- nruu fro property
SAID company. up ans para faerecf. tbe F4lIc orb
character of sirh l.-3- AID tl.e.rr .l-fivs pr
pm n@ to n.''t'n c're-'- and fully mo rglr
ln le- pe.tiTe ciH-.e, u. creditors o. -ai4 come
plur @. sat-fa 'n ore of i-s property anI
ise..t CD Hi b oat said commissioner shall GEO a
au. -.n'- ou account 0- Poo elulult Due
owing Hui Do ftH 'eri NJ f-.t 0- m0r'g7r on I
cufrl hY f.e tte.fp9l- ADA D-iJ rai.fts ..r-
pary ol DE ls dow No Itl., l,lA io . .r
tr'a n ff- y. p. NJ '4.l1.l or i-J'tN-h, a..
ti' amount 20 t-t-lie due De- respect NJ -a
iA.. .......
nD' 'i "' 'i.' pr pr" 20 .''u' NI
-b. ~ .- .Af t-l or Pr N--
i''l 0i Nii 'l NlY. ne ~ roe '0tfet I....
Company 't " York. trustee, exc. u'ed -f
lar-a lDH.c l'l tlin railway company
lst d1f &C jay, =, ai.t " TIE cDo.A' iI ..-
come 4ue Dr. i'tp-.i tiere'f
hni ~ il7 amount HAiel a. the tue N ,fii
SAL acr.u4' Bay u- -.e AMI oHIIg On r'.I
~ tte deed oi irlet cd mortgage ~ .Ta.
p. Nree" a'd l'hsc p. GATES, ir.s-.f', OK.
ff lle .all 'he-lf fhAo aad oAio fulHaY i..
pnny on tho l't day ~ July, l,,,. AL 10 20
amount 20 us'ome 4lr il ffsp'' Thereof
Fn1 OF tin -in''. \ 'ii'l ~ i.N '.ut' Di '.f..
s s,. -, my - '.. ~
am ~ afl n. 'otn' Iii .t ~ NAri-.- Fly.
'l. T..u '' iNF $50 t....s
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The Providence Journal Republican,
SAYS "Obio's enthusiasm for SIBERIAN
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I EVI HEXTER,
~ 2g7 BROAD STREET.
SPRING OPENING

IL 2g7 BROAD STREET.
SPRING OPENING
takes place MONDAY APRIL %. and I extend a
cordial invitation 20 the public o. attend my ex-
hibit As an additional incentive 20 visit my store
next week placed onsale the following decided
WHITE GOODS.
have in endless variety PLAID STRIPES
and LACE STRIPES, at S, 10, and 1ic.-better
value for your money cannot be offered. CHECK
ALSLINS a. ., 6, and g.
PERCALES ia beautiful stylca, o..
GINGHAMS N all now styles at -, $, and l0c.-
worth 50. 10, and l2c.
DRESS GOODS.
offer you all tho leading shades Of SATIN
BERBER and CASHMERE at 12bc.
AT MBINATiON,SUl TING. When you
see these goods youWill say they are handsome.
CHALLl CLOTH In al the latest shades at l'c.
My linoof lOc sATEgYs arc beauties.
Remnants Of DRESS GOODS at 4, 3, 81, and
Ii Infants aud chlldre1ni's MUSLIN CAPS in oil
the latest shapes, which foffer you from Doc. no.
Infants and Cbildren's long and short EN-
BROiDERED CASHMERE CLOAkS in Cream.
Tan, and Blue. All we ask IS an inspection Of
them. The prices viii suit you.
LACES.
~ iblNHRiIlN if lf'A f'A NC law tAA' iot'fD0.
stock Of any shown. Prices make purchasers OF
those who como to hook at our SWISS, HAMBURG.
and VAL FLOUNClNG. and ALLONEk LACES.
TRIMMING EDGiNG lOc. dozen yards
Ladiesi LINEN HANDkkHCHlEtS. l0c. your
cEOice-were IS 70 Pc. Small lot left Of SILK
GROS-GRAIN RIBBON al and jc. a yard.
Ladies' UNDERWRAR-wo show you an assort-
ment which cannot bo surpassed for styles aud
prices Lot u odds and ends Of PARASOLS In
al shades which you can take NJ about half
value. Lot Of Ladies' COLORED HOSE slightly
dGmsged. &c. per pair. Lot OF st PTONS Ia all
shades which were from 10 70 25c. per dozen you
can take at Zoe. q card. three dozen on q card.
Misses KIDS I'm plain and embroidered backs.
Lot Of CORSETS 22r. worth 80 and 75c. Lot Of
Children's LINEN SAILOR COLLARS, g. You
will nnd all here as advertised.
LEVI HEXTER,
ap 1-Su, Tu&Th8m 507 Broad street
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"Miss FELLOWS intends to write a
novel, 90 she married an Indian as an adj
yerhsement and in order to have
critic scalper handy.
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Colis r. Huntington. et.................I'a
n-l.r-f
Chesapesse ana ohio Railway Comgs--. ,.,
De.......
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RICHMOND, Va, August q, 1885,
G,nerql Geor1e j. HnndlcH:


About
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tIed eIan entR Ifegan % the
SpIn gby twO
mahoga
,dia than Ia seen Il two month
to
drink
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alconinue cry
Vryresp yours
GEORGE j. HUNDLEH, PROPRIETOR,
Ia
GEORGE SCHGN,
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OfsICE OF JOSEPH krffNtf.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS CF ltkCCtI tutnl
or hANANaA C0yNrY, ". "a,
CHAKLEsrON, kASAeEA COUNTY, ~. Va,
Narrh D.. l,,H
The parties % the above enutrd cslse. ST.
all persons Interested therein, VII taAe h..4 70
fhat nave nNcf upon nv ONCE AZ tha p.a'o, ID
tlo1rH DAY Of MAY. l'sS As tne uno, Deg 2
alto oclock A. b.. % take ihs anaOuHis 4nl mfA =
The inquiries dire tod bog The apsfe lr.fee 3. q
execute the provisions ihor-of a. Fni'h -i.'
AMI place you aro required % .tiell. ,...,.,
JOShPu ~ ffNfk,
sp81uit Special lomnilssioh'''
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GEORGE SCHdN

The Incessant rain Of Thursday causes much
damage. A part Of an old roof succumbs and
the rain pours In and damages Cottons. White
Goods, Piques. Shirts. Corsets. &C.; all OF which
will be sold regardless Of cost OF value, as the
following prices will tell
1000 yards OUR BEST 10c. COTTON, &c. yard ;
1850 yards FRUIT OF THELOOA COTTON, SIC.
yard;
500 yards FIGURED PIQUE, 4%c. yard;
1870 yards WHITE CAMBRIA. sc. a yard;
500 yards INDIA LINEN, e.. "A yard;
800 yards CHECKED NAINSOOK, 4}&c. yard
10 dozen GENTLENEN's LINEN-BOSOM
SHIRTS, 25c apiece;
4 dozen CORSETS. Ace. apiece.
Many OF the abovn goods arc only slightly
soiled. and az the early bird catches tho worm
q word 70 the wise is sufficient
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Your Tifo


THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
/ WONAN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will
be hold at the Second Presbyterian church, on
Filth between Main and Franklin. WEDNES-
DAY. April an. q; IL u. All members Of the
Association are urged % attend. ap 3-lt'
STEMBERS MONDuGu
vi LODGE, No 10, 4. T. and 4. NJ. NIX
You will please attend a stated commuui-'
cation Of your Lodge at ~. Adams nHll THIS
Uues1sy) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock All Master
Ma7ons are fraternally invited 10 attend.
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
j. RESCOE PARKER.
an alt SpCrefarv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-03
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO

EDhOPOOALS JOk lOBACUO.-
L MARCH "a, IsSs-SEALRD PROPOSALS, en-
dorsed Proposals for Tobacco" will be- re-
ceiyed, from manufacturers or regular dealers
only. al the Bureau Of Provisions aud Clothing,
Navy Department Washington, D. G., until II
O'Clock A. h. April 30, 1883, aud opened imme-
diatey thereafter in the presence OF bidders, tor
tho supply, on or before November 1, 1885, at the
navy yard. New ! OrE, Of one hundred aud fifty
thousand 100000 pounds Of NAVY TOBACCO
Tie bids decided by LOT. Bidders arc referred 10
the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, Navy De-
partment, Washington, ID. c., for specifications,
forms Of offer, end all information relative 10
the article required. The proposals. must be
made IA duplicate on the proper blsnk forms
and fltei out as fniicdted by the blank The De-
partment reserves the right 20 reject any propo-
raj not considered advantageous TO the Govern
mont JAMES FULTON,
mn 9i-SOt Paymsster General, L. 5. Navy.
NNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE-
i CEIvE (soGled) BIDS UNTIL APRIL iOTH
FOR GRADING AND PAVING MAIN STREET,
South Boston, Va, estimated 20 DO about 5000
square yards, Including sidewalks Reserve the
right % reject any or al bids. Copy OF specllca-
tons can DO had by applying %
W. D. BARBOUR,
X. W. LAWSON,
Stree; Committee.
Post-Onice Box 500.
NH Is III, Su&TutApi0 South Boston, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-03

takes place MONDAY APRIL %, and extend a
cordial invitation 20 the public % attend my ex-
hibi AZ an additional incentive % visit my store
next week placed on sale the following decided
larruius
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-03
GROCERIES, dc.

HAVING DETERMINED TO DIS
Il h CONTINUE the retail liquor and cigar bust
ness We offer our stock. consisting Of PINE
WHIsKEY, BRANDY, WINES. CIGARS. &C., at
cost for cash.
AZ ia. CHAMBERLAYNE & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-03
PARASOLS.

We now exhibit our stock Of PARASOLS;
amongst which will DO noticed styles shown by
us exclusively. We have the A-inch SILK Gloria
attl.25 and from this price all the way up TO s.
apiece, taking In all the novelties In Fancy
Stripes Checks and Plaids and Handsome Gold
Cap Goods.
Come where you can get the most for your
money when you are shopping on PARASOLS.
for you can be assured ours are marked at
ROCK-BOITOM FIGURES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-03

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-11
LOCAL MATTERS

.,,;on rain. followed by fair, cooler
s'A' ..tsrIv winds, backing 10 westerly, at
s.,.ae' cam. nm, centre on the coast.