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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
EVERY DEPARTMENT FILLED TO
OVERLOOKING.
ALL GOODS MARKED ESPECIAL
LY LOW.

Soc for good CALICO COMFORT. well made
and worth fl25; -
Soc for pair TAPED-LACE CURIAiNS-Wouid
De good value 40 95c.
CSC Tor pair GRAY BLAHhLIS worth ~
Csc for PAIR full-slzed WHITE BLANAhIS-
value $3.50; ,,.,,,-,,.
WOOL BLANKETS worth just s.
14c. yard for the US lal 20. quality HEMP CAR
aec. a yard Tor good INGRAM CARPET it can't
be beat at &c - -
800. a yard for the 5Cc. quality WOOL TWO-PLY
CARPET variety OF patterns;
SOC. yard for the COc. quality IAFESIKl CAh-
Sc. yard for the $50 quality VELVET CAR
iOc ward if for T pretty PLAID DRESS GOODS
a4c. yard for yard-wIde STRIPED DRESS
sac. Sy yard for yard Wide sIDE-BAND HENRI
&c. yarI for sS-inch WOOL STRIPED SUIT
lNG>-yalue &c.:
SOC. apiece for pretty SMYRNA end TAPESTRY
! S1.l5 for good.slze TAPESTRY RUG worth $50
larger sizes at Sl.45 and sLgC, worth s. and
/ S2,0;
| si.G0 for nice SMYRNA RUG, " rth f2.25-a va
! roty OF patterns and sizes from acc. 10 81.
! g. 20 for the IS sizo aud quality DRUGGEr our
! assortment Of FELT aud INGRAM DRUG
GETS is very large-the prices are very low.
| 25c yard for nice FLOOR OlL-CLOIHo-Dot-
| ter goods AZ 30 AMI 45c.
| 60c yari for 55c quality LlNOLEUM-very low
prices OF LINOLEUM MATS;
47c. apiece for good COCOA DOOk-AAIS-
800 for GGENrLEMEN's HEAVY MERNo
SHIRTS, worth jlc
45c for REDWOOD SHIRTS, worth 60c.
| 43c for LADIES' MEKlNO VESTS. worth 62lEc. ;
/ l7c for MEMS SATIN SCAkFs, worth CSC.
Csc for the 50G quality SATIN sCAkFS-pretiy
/ styles and excellent quality.
/ Call aud see tbs above and many other bar
gains before making your
FALL PURCHASER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

"Approbs,ion from Sir Hubert Stanley
praise indeed"
WE HAVE BEEN VERY PLEA
SANITY compliInented during the past
few days upon the beauty and complete
ness of our stock for the fall and early
winter season.
This is a source OF much qualification
to us. because we have spared no pains
or expense to make our establishment
second TO none in the South as to varle-
ty and style.
Tomorrow we will start an entirely
new departure. We will open for the
first time a large line of Misses Cloaks
suitable for girls from six to twelve years
of age. We will show these goods in
all the most desirable materials and in an
astonishingly complete variety OF stripes
and checks as well rs plain designs in all
the latest styles. Many Of these cloaks
arc exact reproductions Of imported gar
ments, and you can dress Your children
here as folks do abroad without extra
cost.
The reputation we have established on
having the most complete variety Of In
fants' and Children's Garments we pro-
pose TO maintain on Misses Wraps.
One Of the shapes that seems to be q
special favorito among the ladies' is the
soft wool fiat, which we now show in the
following shades; Terra Gotta, black,
bronze, gobelin, gold brown, myrtle,
steel, and calf. Our price for these is
only seyenty-five cents These hats are
stylish and cheap, and with little
trimming can be made very effective for
any countenancc. BY placing a little
velvet on the brm next to the face and q
few yards Of ribbon made into a stylish
bow to the back, and bird with aigrettes
dropping to the front will make hat
that will be pleasing and striking. OF
course it's necessary to properly blend
the colors. \ black-and-yellow shaded
bird with yellow aigrettes looks charm
ing on a black or red hat, and our milli-
ners thoroughly understand how to mr.
range the trimming to suit all complex
ions.
The above hat is n reproduction Of
the fine French felt which we also show
in all OF the above colors Our price for
them is $3.50. You will be asked g for
the same hat elsewhere.
Time and space will not admit Of
giving further description. To get an
idea of the variety Of the styles We show
twill have to visit the store.
AauA,~fs1s & g.,
l., a f,Acn, nnnArN CUM NINnN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
PORTIERES.
WITH
Deep FlOwered Chenille Border,
s4q5 AND sL5OPAIR WORTH DOUBLE.

Fine Direcioire CASHMERE JERSEYS. $50
PRICE elsewhere and the cost you $3.50
TABLE OII-CLOru. yard and quarter vide,
marble or colcred. lic.;
TABLE on-CLOrH, yard and a half wide, mar
su6CkED.FRONT JERSEY, $L5O-regular
Fine BLACK JERSEYS Mt 40c; the same in
p'eaied front, SOC.
LACE CURTAINS.
Every Intending purchaser can certainly 10
shifted this week in our Lace Curtain Depart
mont. both ns 20 price and quality. our snow
window Will ci7o you inadequate idea oi what
We have.
FElT LAMBREQUINS. sc. worth fl25;
FELT TABLE SCARF, 81 worth sL60;
FFLTTABLE COVER. 81 worth $3.50;
Theee goods can be nsd In any shade OF ielt
They are all embroidered ri'ely and worth
pres. deal moro than price- advertised.
AKhSENF, Il dozen PLUSH BALLS, lJc.;
FANCY CORD, ~. yard,
EMBROIDERED INK, DC. dozen;
ZEPHYR, &c. n dozen;
SAXONY. < and To-. hank;
STAMP TtAY-CONER, all linen, 2jc.
STAMPED PHI LOW-SuAMs, 20c. pair;
spLkSHEKs, stamped and drawn-threais, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

What has become of Captain Lurty and
Baby Mckee? P RegiSiey.
We do not know what has become of
President Harrison's gandcbild; butStOne-
wall Jackson's cousin viii be heard from
before election-day. spirit ofde ToH,y.
"Befoe election-day,n truly. Not after
t.yo.flc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
FULL LINE
OF
BLACK CORSETS.
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN GENTLEMEN'S
NIGHT-ROBEs.

SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN GENTLEMEN'S
NIGHT-ROBEs.
Containers Robes made OF excellent cotton
only &c;
GenIlemeu's Fancy Night-Robes, best cotton
workmanship, cannot be excited, only oJc.
worth si-in fact. 81 has been the regular
price; .....,,,,
Gentlemen's PLEATED BOSOM SHIRTS, 45c.
Centleuen,s PLAIN LINEN BOSOM, linen cuns,
custom-made, only S9c.
G OF our best 90. SHIRTS for A.23;
The town-talk for the last two weeks has been
the low-prlce WOOL UNDERWEAR sfCLE
has been selling;
Ladies' and Genuemens SHIRTS a. CSC.
Ladies and Gentomens HEAVY MERlNO
SHIRTS at lO:.;
Gentemen's heavy GRAY-AND-RED SHIRTS
and DRAWERS at Soc:
ladies' and Gentemens NATURAL WOOL IN
DERWEAk az 75c.
Childrenis SHIRTS, size 10, only lOc, with n rise
One 10, Of MERINo SHIRTS for boys to "A
radiesi ana Genuemen's LAMBs-wooL VEST
and PANTS only soc.
FulI line OF DR.. Penan's MEDlCATED UNDER
WEAR .,,,,,
Necklaces In all colors, SC. worth CSC;
ie5 sfvies Of Breast-Pins, Sc;
100 STYLES OF Breast Pins. I0c.;
ilotof Broast-P Pins lsamplesl nre gilt, warranted
10 wear, 2Jc.;
,ot OF Lace Pins. the nobbiest OF the season;
10, OF IAdiss' MOurning-Pins DC:
Immenso variety OF Fancy Hair Pins.
onr uousofurnishing sale such as TOWELS,
SHEETiNGS. LINENS, &C., VII be on sale
MONDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

President Cleveland sent special invita-
tons to Dir. Douglass and his wife (whO IS
a white woman) to dine with himself and
Mrs. Cleveland at the White House.
SPIRIT Of ne Valley.
This is news to US. What is the authority
for this statement?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
julius Sycle { Son,
2l3 EAST BROAD.
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY.

Mover tofore have We offered such positive
bsrgains ia KID GLOVES. They are not inc
kind you buy Il r 25s or sl-thoy arc tho resulhr
sl.sO Kids, 70 DO sold, commencing MoNpAi
MORNING, at Gee. We have al ss]o'
from 81 ~. The lot comprises d anu o-bu'-
ton Kids with heavy embroidered back. In .nls
lot you will nnd a tow pair OF blAhhbiA hlD9
10 be sold at tho samo price.
Ladies' SUPER JERSEY GLOVES, black aud
coorei, lGc
THE LOUVRE GLOVE.
This Glove is especially recommended for i's
durability and Is guaranteed. Fast black per-
feet shape, exact size points not 70 tear, and OK
celient wear Give this celebrated Glove a triaL
Tho best Black Jersey Glove on the msrSeI
Every pair gives satisfaction. You don nave 10
pay a dollar for pair-tney only cost &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

1.-THE guardian Of THOMAS KRATH, New
Hampshire boy, has put in bill for g, 900
for waking the boy up on two thousand diff
ferent mornings" Wonder if the bill read
ITO shingling"?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
Don't he Deceived,

especially when your health may be at
Malt Extract and IL does not have Johann
Hotf'sn signature on the neck Of the bot
tic. do not take 1t under anu circumstances
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

In speaking Of certain practical Repub-
ican statesman's visit to Washington a Re-
publican contemporary says lit looks like
STEELE" Isn't there mistake in the spell
ing?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

There appears to be probability that the
electric light-companies Of New York could
furnish bond and security that electricity
will execute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
26-INCH GOLD TIP
GLORIA UMBRELLA,
$50.

Ladies' INITIAL HANDkERCHlEfS. pure
linen, , for 25c.: -
Chillrcn's SCHOOL HANDKERCHlEFS, only
lSr q Dozen .
Ta1;.-' COLORED BORDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS, hemstitched and warranted last
colOr5, only A..
DRESS GOODS.
Another lot Of those 3G-inrh double fold Habit
Cloths at DC.
ss-inrh Fancy Hahit-Cloth, 2jc.:
H-inch Habit Cloth, in 80 different shades, at
s0-:
s-lnch Broadeloth, the 81 quality, at Sic.
b-ipcn Fancy Plaid and stripe flannels, only
,1c.;
9f-incn fine Henrietta cloths, only 25c
ss-iu.h All-H0Ol Cashmere or Henrietta. 4Oc.
Full Inc OF Fancy Dress Goods IN flalls ana
stripe for combinations.
Sac our new SIDE-BANDS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

HALsrEAD's attack on CAMPBELL was the
worse case of preyiosity that has come I'M
der the observation of the public for many
years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

"JUIIus CESAR Burrows" We are not
surprised at it. He ought to hide in hole
in the ground and pull the hole in after
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

A contemporary says; British capital
lists even want our gas" Hurrah for Anne.
rican politics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
BRIEF COMMENT.

BISMARCK TO ALEXANDER of Russia: "Ah,
Gar, let US peace have"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
= WAL To rupT,OY A FEW la.

Il DIES OF refinement, on salary. 10 take charge
Of my business az their homes; entirety unop-
ful, NO taking required. permanent position;
wages $40 per week IA advance. Good pay ior
part ilfce. My references include some OF tho
best well-known people OF Louisville. Cincinnati,
Pitssburgh ard elsewhere. Address, with
stamp Mrs MARION WALKER, Fourth aud
Chastnats irsets. Louisyiiic. ~. - l-sad fhbm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

To he Editor Of The Dispatch

To he Editor ofHe Dispatch:
Enclosed please find q slip cut from The
Labor Herald of the 2Sth ultimO, which
had intended 10 pass by unnoticed. but /
have lust received copy of the same as Q
circular from stanton, and am informed
that the Republicans are using and circu-
lating the same extensively. am, there
fore, compelled 10 take notice Of it
l. Whoever signed my name to that pa
per forged my signature, and IS liable to
Indictment.
2. There is no such place in King William
as NewtOwn.
3. We had only one barbecue in King
William in 1885, and that at " Epworth,"
and the speakers were Diggs, Aylett, and
Haw.
4. When Captain Lurty states that he
read the same in my presence, &c. lie
states what is utterly false, and az he does
not know me even by sight the statement
must have been wilfully false.
o. O. GwATHbiEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
By THE DISPATCH COMPANY

The DAILY DISPATCH Ia delivered 10 sub-
scrisers a; rrrrExS CENTS per week. payable 70
she carrier weekly. Mailed at 90 per aenum
ssfor ak moaths: $50 for throc month";; toc.
fos one mouth
Tho sExl-wRgKLy pIsPAT0H Nsa per an
hum, or 81 for six months
Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH AZ 81 per snnum
enc SUNDAY DISPATCH at si.so per snnum.
ersbc for six months.
Subscriptions in all cases payable In advance
and no paper continued after tho expiration OF
the time paid for. Send post-onico money
order check. or registered lettor. Currency
sent by mail will DO at the risk Of the sender
Subscribers wishing their posi-ofnoe changed
must give heir old ~ well as their new post
once sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
A Card from Judge Gwathmey.

The following is a copy of the enclosure
in Judge GwATDEY's card, which follows
directly after
Captain Lurty also furnished us the following
evidence Of the civilization Of which the Demo
crazy boasts
GRAND BARBECUE AND PUBLIC SPEAKING
at
NEWTOWN KING WILLIAM COUNTY,
MONDAY, Oct &c, 1854
Stuart, Dunlop, CroTton, Wright, Pollard, and
Stubs 70 speak.
DINNER FREE.
Ladies and Gentlemen. White and Black, invited
10 attend.
BY request OF w. X. BROADDUS,
democratic ChalTmap.)
tE- POST THIS NOTICE. 81
q. V. GWAInEMEY.
Captain Lurty read the above on tue court
green, King William county. in the presence Of
tho Judge whose name lie signed ~ IL, and who
hung bis head in shame, never once denying ITS
authenticity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
SPECIAL FOR TO-DAY ONLY.

Under the rrice: less than cost 10 import; only
ono dress to customer. Watch some OF our
councillors say they never limit customer In
quantity. We arc compelled 10 limit you to ono
dress 2 attern, as we were also limited In guam
tify. . 800, -, , ~.,-- ,,,.,,
RIkIvrA 10 be sold a. soc.
Another reason that we limit you IS We want
all of our friends to have dress Of this heavy
Henrietta at SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

CPECIAL NOTICE.-WANTED,IH THE
- trade 10 know that will have Ia store early
Monday, l4th, $50 tubs fino Butter; also. re-
ceiying daily from four OF our mountain cream
eries fancy frosh Butter OF tho highest quality.
Dealers VIII find here at all times what they
need in the butter line az lowest prices; Mt
ceiyed on yesterday 100 fancy fun Cream
Cheese; also, 10 sacks choice NAVY scans, crop
handling drsi-cass goods GEORGE +. BuhCH,
1909 Cary street o. Ao-N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

Reading notices in reading matter type, nvs
tbes or less. 81 In nonpareu loaded. &c
Gard OF rates for more space furnished on APP
plication.
All letters and kilograms must be addresse1
toTHR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected Communications will no, be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
.BI1SI NESS BOO NJ IN E
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
THE BO-STON."


ar
furnish
rcyyo col o
whom coupled Win 10" PRICES h ~ " '""
newsp
somy
1bsr uin o tho
land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
pHARMACIsTs, INTENTION !

wanted. twenty or moro YOUNG MEN who are
intending Pharmacy as "A profession 10 JON my
fin class Cecond in Richmond, commencing
WEDNESDAY, October 1914 instant Terms,
twenty dollnrs for twenty lessons, ending about
tie lsi Of March. The textbooks Will C 90 nbout
three dollar, and fees payable strictly ia al
vance. No dcviaton from this rule.
Thi. will probably be tho last class taught n
Richmond b. me, and young men who desire 10
avail themselves Of this chance viii pioase al
dress mo az once. References: T. ROBBERS ba-
ker, Esq, and j. w. Pierce, k'q.
j. ". THOMAS, JR, Pm. D.,
&C l0-Gt Norfolk, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
CARPETS, OILcCLoTHs, LIEoLEUM, DRUG
crre An MAT,rINGR

GETS. AND MATTINGs.
We are not selling Carpets NJ nigh prices. our
patterns. our quality and prices Will compare
with any house in tho country.
A good Heavy Wool Filled Carpet NJ 20. -
All-Wool Ingram at 3d.; best quahty Oh INo-
Ply, oil wool guaranteed, only o5c.
a large Ingram DruGeet AZ 5. g.,
We can give you any si2o Drugget mat ~
made. n you want an extra SIZE say auy Size
larger than ski. we Will have II maze iof 70 :
Refnnauts OF Tapestry and Body Brussels at
sacrifice. -, ,
Floor Oil-Cloth NJ Csc ; see our best grade OF
Lino,eum az sl.50-regular price, t@2), ABOUT
ono quarter inch in thicsness;
Window-Sh sdes, spring roller, all complete anu
frlnged, only &c;
Rest Opaque shade comp lete, JOc.-regular price
sc. There Is no shade made any better thaA
the one we are selling al 5Oc
LADIES'. MISSES, AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
This week we will offer some Of the greatest
harentns ever heard Of In Plush Goats, Plush
Jackets, Cloth NeWmarkets made up IN tue
latest Paris fashion. Cloth jackets, ana Chll-
dren'5 Cioaka n We say We viii soil you q 81
Newfrar<et for ei4 you would ,hink IL ~ almost
impossiblo thi8 early in the season. We count
a. IN, "a manner: Our Goats are all hand made
and rpata Iy one Of tho best tailors in the c0uu-
nv, and one who wOnld not touch single gar
mont Ike we are selling for sli penny less
than s2j 20 ~. - a., c,f,.,--,,
and Misses Goats;
Persian SILKS, SL6J worth g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
MEMS AND BOYS FINE CLOTHING.

DoieH Gotta
rks,
W LIZ y W. "
niaentvir IA B. noIsn
MEMS FALL 0VEBCOATS :: :: =$ 81. a: 81:
ae for good o $50 for finest qualities o.. -, sn
Iti in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
FULL LINE OF
KIDS
!. MOSOUETAIRES,
AND
FOSTER PATENT HOOK.
RUGS. RUGS.

Merchants wonder how We sell our Rugs so
cheap. We will give tho point aw7y-it IS d we
quantity we use We will have Oh safe MN
DAY ono lot Of Rugs AZ 25c. another 10Y S' 49,,
a reenlar n Rug for 6.c, and large size NOTIFIED
Rug Tor sl.a5: Fur Rugs. $3.50; White or Gray
Coach siZe, 81 p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
EDUCATIONAL

MISS MINNIE MORRIS, STUDIO
VI Nc. south Fifth street. Allen building.
Lessons given end orders executed from STILL
LIFE FLOWERS. LANDSCAPE, snd COPYING,
TAPESTRY, CAST DRAWING, OUTLOOK
SWITCHING. Visitors received any time.
&C 1917
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

WANTED, LADY AGENTS FOR
w OUR NEW MCINTOSH RAGLIN. Supe-
rior cloth, In wide stripes on outside; vulcaulzed
rubber on inside. Close fitting; very siyllsh;
never spots Beautiful as tho hness cloth gar
mont aver made and is absolutely waterproof.
Agents sell six day and make 50. Gross OPP
portunity. Also hne line other goods. Address
l. II. CAMPBELL 4s4 Randolph street, chicago.
I Tn IN. Suf1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

WANTED, A TENANT FOR A
w SUITE or THREE ROOMS IN nice
house where thore arc no children. Apply at
SIS west Clay street o. l5-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

WANTED. A POSITION AS COL
w LECTOR OR TRAVELLING SALESMAN.
Satisfactory testimonials. Address COLLkC-
TOR care Dispdtch ONCE. Oc yW&>u2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

WANTED. A BAKER-A WHITE
w man. Must be neat and tidy. Inquire OF
BROWN, - west Broad street. &C l3-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

WTANTED AT ONCE, THREE
w GOOD SLATE AND TIN-ROOFEks. APP
ply 10 THOMAS b. DURNIN & son,
n. lat Lynchburg, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

WANTED, ONE OR MORE GOOD
w SHOP HANDS experienced in general
factory work, sash, doors, binds. Gc. one good
experiencof NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAND;
several FlRST-CLASs WOHhMEN for putting
on inside GuIsh On new Union passenger depot
Apply quick. ADAMS y NtoDSo('
a. l3-ft LynchbuTg, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13

WANTED. 4 FINANCIAL BACKER
w FOR A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS which
has been thoroughly tested. 40 money required
Becker should realize from $3.50 20 slrOuO. All
communications strictly private. 6lve r.hl
name. Mono other will be considered IN,
uariy advertising is we'll known IN financial
circles ia tho city BUSINESS, care OF Carrier
Ne / oc 1917
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-13
OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE


WANTED, LADIES TO KNOW
w that Maf. MALiIsON. 81 tho fCLEC nc
SCHOOL AND DkAS.MAklNG AChDEMl OF
Baltimore, los opened a Oianch ONCE ~ NO, -
ono broad street where they can iearn her arr
OF Dress-Cuitog by using tho tsior-sluarc only
Patterns cut 70 ordor fit guaranteed; Soii
fnr llrrnlAr. - NV
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-11-10
A wRLL-CoNDUc TED BUSINESS.
The Norma Market Of m. II. Ryal
A. On.

The Norma Market Of m. II. Ryan
a. Co.
The show-windows of the Norma Mar
kst at 1888 South Main street attracted q
plumber Of visitors yesterday by the
tasteful display of meat, garnished with
flowers. This is one of the most popular
markets in the city, and its proprietors,
M. T. Ryan & Company, do an excellent
business among the best class of patrons
Visitors to the last Horticultural Fair
will remember the very handsome ex-
hibit Of meat displayed by this enter
prising firm, and it might also be added
that the display received the first prem
ium.
The Norma Market is quite without a
rival in the city in the excellence of its
arrangements for the care of meat
Everything about the establishment is
perfectly neat and customers can depend
with confidence upon the meat being just
what it is represented to be. The bust
ness is carried on in thoroughly con-
scientious and careful manner and as a
result the firm has customers in every
part Of the city. all of whom speak we'll
OF the Norma Market.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-11-10
Obituary Notice.

Hermon Belts Benedict was born June 19th
1909, in 0tsego county, State of New York. At
the age OF 20 he moved to Ohio, and in 1887
came west to Boonviile, Mo-, where he was Mayor
for four or FIVE terms and for many years sers ed
as President OF the Council and Councilman.
he also filed many responsible places in the
city's affairs. Here he remained until 1878,
then going to Los Angeles, CAL, where he has
made his home. e has made yearly visits to old
Boonville. His last visit there was enjoyed by
him, returning December 3rd, 1888. to California.
when long spell of sickness attacked him and
his life was dispaiIed OF two or three times,
but he was spared until November 9th, Friday.
9 O'clock a. M, 1889, when he died at the age
Of 80 years. months nd 10 days.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-11-10
PRODUCING THE PROOF.
Overwhelming Statements Regard
Ing the Purity and Power OF n
Popular Preparation-What SCH
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Popular Preparation-What SCH
entiafs say.
1t is not only natural but just that proof
statement or claim that is made to the public.
When, therefore, it Is asserted that a certain
article Is not only pure and palatatle and q most
delightful beverage. but also that it possesses
qualities almost invaluable for the human sys-
tenn. people are right in demanding the proof.
Read the following
Professor Henry A. Mott, Pho, F.C.S., of
New York, says: by the most careful analysis
/ have found Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky free
from adulteration or foreign substances. These
qualities should certainly recommend It to the
highest public favor"
DR.. William I. Cutter State Chemist of Con-
necticut, says: "Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
contains no deleterious or injurious qualities
and its absolute purity as well as scientific
mode OF manufacture must recommend 1t to
general use and favor"
DR.. r. W. Hutchinson, the eminent author,
says: II highly recommend Duffys Pure Malt
Whisky and prescribe it in m practice" NJ Z
Rev B. Mills, LID. says: II have used
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky with great benefit to
my wife, who is a confirmed invalid. l am
Presbyterian clergyman and Doctor of Divin-
Malt Whiskey as the -purest and most efficient
preparation as a medicine that know Of and
my experience is large one"
Hundreds of additional statements could be
furnished, but the merits Of this article, which
has been before the public 80 many years,
amply prove themselves Its great power and
value.