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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14
ON THE DAN.
The Posimastership-The Y. W. c. A
Death.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
DANvnLE. Va. November IS, 1889.
During the late campaign l wrote the
Dispatch concerning "a TumOr which was
ahoat ID effect that Major ". A. j. Finney.
a ouondam Democrat, had agreed with
General Malone to allow his name to be
used on the Malone legislative tick
ct. the condition being that I'm
new should have the pOstmastershlp
in this city a. reward for his sacrifice.
Tinney Is "a man Of sense and at one time
was q man of influence, but he has been
very crooked in politics for some years
past As there were several other appll-
cants for the pOst-oilice. among whom was
Chairman Dave Pannlll. and as Major
Finney ran behind his ticket at several pre-
cincts, il is fair to presume that the other
post-offce aspirants knitted him. At any
rate Finney's candidacy was perfect
farce and hisiailure would seem TO destroy
his chances for the post office. IL Is SAID
that the friends Of John Henry Johnston,
Of this city, Will soon wait upon General
Malone. show up Finney's record, and
press the claims OF Johnston.
Y. n. c. A.
A proposition is now on foot to purchase
for the Young Mems Christian Association
the handsome building and grounds now
occupied by that organization. The build
Ing was the nome OF lhc lutc MT. l4dNSOli
and is a fine property. IL was bought
some time ago by Alr. ID. A. Overbey at a
court sale, but the Young Mems Christian
Association will have the privilege of put
ting in an upset bid. If the Young Mems
Christian Association purchase the pro-
perry, which is at the head of jefferson
street on Main. jefferson street will pro6a-
bly, be extended TO Grove through the
Lawson property. and the Young Mems
Christian Association building would then
be on corner lot.
NEW Strict.
Major w T. Sutherln is opening a new
street through his grand old homestead
on Main street. and will open up a hand
some building property between Main and
Green.
After lingering illness Miss Lizzie
Pace, daughter of Mr.. John Il. Pace,
passed quietly away at a late hour last
night. She was a lady of rare accomplish
ments and lovely Christian character.
Amiable and gentle, and given to good
deeds. she was the idol of her parents and
the JOY and sweet delight of her hume
rous friends. Miss Pace was a niece OF
MIR. james Il. Pace, OF Richmond.
IL is said that Mr.. A. l.. Bateman, of the
Atlantic and Danville road, will soon open
bank in this city, and also invest III
other business enterprises IN this city.
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rosr. srsAYED. AnD rouSo.

LOST, sThArED. = = - ui' VIZ ',ls'l',,,
CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM uSS
Manchester, Va, large pARk-hKD COW, In
toierabls good order, with two large burns on
each side OF rump. liberal reward offered Tor
Sc return or any information In regard tot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14
NuAsAPEAKE AND ONO KALI.
" WAY COMFANf

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER %. isa
ikAvg RICHMOND
$40 A. n. Local. except sunday f1r CW''l
Forge.
els A. II. f1oicss daily for Oh Io.Ai sni N0r.
fo.k. PuIman Gao o. Nt l.Int
li:20 A. ". Express daily for Cinclnl.L IAr.
ca Oli POINT f1 .tg..O r..In.
gOOP. NJ. Expreu daily ZOE Oi ron. a1i
NOrfo,s. rtr.0r, ar 90 D.f I..rL
400 P. ". Accommodation. except s-aisy ~
lO.lHe..
e:i5P VI. Iuc b. T. y. 'imiet daily
Pullman slcepilg-CT FOB Nufl.
Sold yrtlbIlo fraIn Win nlnaE-la ~
and .uIwen-. Nltri f;ssfIn ID
Cincinnati, oui PHiluaas n Lo.s-
vile
TkkfNs sRRfyE A. aifWNofn
500 4 NJ AMI o. g. f.. tally from ilIrIn1A..
lI:lOAM ana slP. %. JanY from Norfolk
tlJP N. daily except sunday ison cltaa
FOiIo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14
PHILADELPHIA. RIC H. i'm
RoND AND NORFOLK
,gEAMsHJP CoAPANs.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY al I'm. and every SUNDAY 81
A. n.
Freight for Tuesdays and FzidAys steamers
resolved I'LL il.D A. ~; for sunGsys' steamer
till Y. 81. Saturday freight resolved daily siil
r. NJ.
Fare, s.
Ior further information apriy 70
j. w. McCARRlCK.
Gsnsyal Southern Agent Once KoekettA
W. r. CLYDE q ca.
~ General Agents phllnd>LrhiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14

Patented Feb. eth, 1893. ..n
T1asa Mats have the combined advantages OF ~,
otIor Tqts with none Of their disadV antasr' anu
have proven to be the Cheapsst, ana he ss;p or
Tl,ev will not break down. hatteh ouI' WSIR,o -
90, CIT of shane, and will OEtwcEr al WIRE
Inner and other steel Mats in the market: ~.
viii clean the feet better than any O1nrT ,h,'
md NOT hermit the dirt 20 be carried be Sohu
People stepping on them capnet slip a. '"''i
e,,rfaSe offers resistance in all lirecuos. a,,..
rhoy ned no shaking, Therefore cies'e ~ -,
toyd in all Hardware, Dry Go09-; Shrpc.
md uousc Furnishing Stores LiDef1i "i'-
count allowed 70 the trade.
PRICES: 1.oo
W sizo 1ex9i goo No. 5-Size ok .esUg
NJ $50 isx1D... go No. 6-Slzc AXis.... ~
no 9-size 22x99... $50 No. size Ssxy...' ~, ~
No. size AXIS. 500 No. s-Size SoA'S.. Inv
uzlsaSszzzZ EIzsrlEZsK5s. -1saAAss2o
mo I2-eOdl3u
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Leave Arrive
No. Richmood Pe,ofsburz.
TRAINS NOKrHWAgD
Leave Arrive
No. Petersburg Richmond.
DAILY
sToPPING-PLACE4

nos. Is. Is, q. 80. ~. AMI fs make no s,0ea VI.
q Stops - signai ~ March-et. r. Drlry F..
Cen;rails. AMI Ches.ar 80 - stops on s...t'
AZ chester, CeuirsNs. aud Gauch-s,er ~
g.. p. g. AMI 81. viii stop a. az sa'ious Or -
sengarA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14
WORK RIVER LINE WA WEST
POINE


n
DAILY EXCKPr SUNDAY
The favori,s routoto B,lumore. IhsstsAnog
on this line arc model. ~ beauty, elegance. a.
coafort Leave R.cnmond 80 =. n. ani 70 ,
Y. NJ. arrive a, baltimore 80 4 N; iesf'
Baltimore daily exc. 10 >alcRg No = N. -
rive a. Richmond no a. ". AEl ~ 4 ~
Fare from niclDonl sila 80, b. ~. lnl9i /, >.
Washington g. Nilminsiou, ueL. sA0l; I'D. =
celphia e ID: New YORK T3t houli wA
Wilmington. Dol. s. fsisisphn =,
fWEsr POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Rchnoli QNelly-inirj.
Street oeDop....... ........'.....' I''' y =.
Arrive Richmond Clwen'y-hlfd- ,,,
'Daiiy. fDally eK-ep' sunday ...
Depof Apd tickot-ofi,s go. virginia =. -
Uptown once Corner fen.h aai NaiH 1888
jas. l. kAtL'N
General fasssnser Ag'a.
j., = Potts
Division Passenger Agen,
Rlchm0ai, -
sol. BAAs, Traf.c Nxnages
4. n. K. TALCOif. airs. sice 9resi1sI- --
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AID POTOMAC RAILROAD Pc ~
commencing JUSE ~ ibsl-eas'ein go
time: - -...,.. a.,
s,0ps oaly q, Ashiaad, Junction, u =.
lori. ani FrsderczsOafs sleeps
TOW ashinglon snd New JrN
ilsO- A. II. leayos Byf,-ss station dsuJ' Ok
esps sunday. 49,.
s.s,p N leaves Bycd->tcsoi stauoa oauN
sleeper % Ssg YORK Al.
GOA NJ. arrives a. Dyft strce. ssslioa uAnE
Sleeper from Nes r0sk, -.
esp. NJ ar,,yes az Byrd-Stresi station 49,,
Stops az frelericksb9sg MILO.
Junction, and Ashland. sleeper "0A
Washington aud New YORK ,.n.
iossOP NJ arrives a. Byrd-sueei stsiioa MI"
eKcep. sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY zxcsPr suSDArA
rsA. NJ. leaves Elba. Arrives 81 AshlAai
7:S3 A. ~. ~. 49,.
100 r. NJ Accommodation leaves byti-ssvSS'
ssf,oa. arrives AZ Ashland a. ) Z. ~.
t0tP. NJ. leaycs Riba arrives =. As.AAA' ."
enA NJ arrive. ElbA Leaves Ashland AID
go NJ sr,ommod,roa arrives AZ hfye:
Street station. leases AsniaA' 49,
zap. NJ arrives q. EleA ls2vss Asaiaai A.
G * rArIoR. Gsassai Ticket Ages
EED. MrEss. General sapss'a'saass1 "A
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CoNNRCTIONS


Train No. N connects daily a. key'ville -
Chase q Y. Iiarksuue, oxford, Durham 10
der8oD, and Raleigh. Connects daily a. Gree. b
toro for Durham. Raleigh. salem. ani Whist H,
and all points on North Carolina Division AZ
Salisbury Tor A-heyiil5 H0t springs. AMI at
points IN Western sorh Carolina ADJ a. chs
lotto Tor Charlotte. Columbia and Alg fa--
read.
Train No. y ocnnoc's daily a. Gre0psDoro -
salem. Winston, ks'e GA. O0listOro', AT ho. q.
heal city 81 salisbury for AsheYie, he'
Springs, sni al points 10 N8Stsrn Nnrth 'N-
Ina a. Charlotte wiki Charlotte. 1olumuA = i
Augusta raj road Tor Columbia. Augusta, hlt@',
Charleston, Savannah. lhonGsgile. O.. JA 80
fcnville, Rni O'hsr fioula po'lts aiss, ia
Carolina Central railroad Tor Wilmington ,
Tralrs from iLe South arrive a. kichmccl'"
A. NJ aud 3.3) =.
tAMELfA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Richmond ............ .-..,.......1lg J. -
Arrive Richmond. ............... so \ ~
f,LOyER ACCOMMODATION -,
Leave Richmond. ............-...-...-'. - -
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CABBAGE AT AUCTION.-I WILL
' J sell a carload CABBAGE TO-DAY ut /
O'Clock, az Richmond and Danyillerailroad with
out limit or reserve. L. POWERS.
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DEPARTURE OF srEA1Ess.
old DOMINION STEAM L.
~ SHIP COMPANY. LAEA

~ SHIP COMPANY LslEA
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY 81 Y. N. Manifest closoi one
hour DoiUre sAuing time.
steamers leave Now YORK for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATU kDAI at 3 L.
d.. arriving In Richmond MONDAY AMI FRI
DAY AokNlNGA
Passenger accom- rotations unsurpassed
CABIN fare ~ New York ia Jame9rlYer
route dnclLdlng meals and berthl..-....f y
Roupd-trip ticsets. limited " thirty days
after date OF Issue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ ~
stee~aRe, with subsistence. .........-.....- 0y
Storage, without subsistence. ..........t.. sW
Csbin fare Ula Chesapeake snd Ohio rail-
Cabin faro ria Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets can DO obtained a. 4. W. Garoers !OJ
NAN street: Chesapeake aud OHIO aud Elch-
mOnd and Petersburg dopotA anu 81 com panys
OFFICES. 1901 Main street, Gnd whzri, Rockets.
freiSnG forwarded and u, Ouzn bills ~ aiding
issued for poi0lS DeYoEi New t0rk,
Freight recslysd dairy until y. T. NJ
Passengers IeaNag Kicam9ai on MONDAYS
TUEsDAlS WEDNESDAYS. THU R,DAf :. and
SATURDAYS by tho ChosaUeake anu Ohio rail-
way (uic Newport NeYs) bt o.l5 A. II. and
by Richmond aud Petersburg railroad same
daysj a 9.iJ A. NJ. Will maze connection ~
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO.. Agon.s.
No. 1901 Main street. AMI
AuD Comuauys wharf. kOckottA
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RE MONAI.


WANTED, TWO YOUNG MEN TO
w OCCUPY A NEAT ROOM. with Board and
FIRE, at s. per week each, at 4OS north seventh
I4-1f'
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BY virtue Of two certain deeds OF irus;-one
bearing date On.2jd Of January, 1916. TO Hiil ar
ter and Richard 6. Pegtam. trustees, ana tue
other bearing date 30ih Of January. 1876, 10 Wiz
Ian II. Palmer ami y. I. Crump. trnsiee5-ro-
corded In the Chancery Court OF Richmond. The
first In Deed Book i29 A, page 5o0. and tue a'ter
in Deck Rock ig9 b. page iil, we willsnn by alc-
ton. WITHOUT LIMIT OK RESEk't, On The
promises, on
FRIDAY, g2D NOVEMBER, 1859. Att O'CLOCK T. NJ
.he EXCELLENT LOT, which fronts on both
Dock and Cary streets, between lweniy-hrst ana
Tweuty-second streets, beginning = feet east ~
1wenty-hrst street, fronting "a ioel, Win
depth Of 10 feet
Being Immediately accessible Ia water and
rail transportation, this lot should bo sought,
after by investors, shippers. and manuihc-
turers.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance az siH,
twelve. and eighteen months for the notes, With
interest added and secured by lust-deed.
HILL CAREER
RICHARD o. PtGkAN,
WILLIAM II. PALMER,
b. T.. CRJMP,
nol0 Trustees.
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By George W. Mayo, Auctoneer,
Ono L. lBughton. Jr., Saiesmsn,J
No. q Ninth street

ONO. L. L8ughton, Jr., saiesmsnJ
No q Ninth street.
HORSES, HACKS, CARRIAGES,
A BUGGIEs. HARNESS, &c. AT AUCTION
1t the request Of the owner. who has decided %
discontinue business. l Will sell al pubic auc-
ton a, 1890 A. u. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 70, 1850,
AZ the stables, No. II north Eighth street. be-
twosn Main and Franklin streets, al Of his
HORSES. CAKRlAGES. HARNESS, BJGGleS,
&C. used in the conduct OF large and ilrst-
class livery business, consisting IN part OF
20 GOOD AND DESIRABLE HORSES;
4 FlRsr-CLASS GLAocFRONl HACKS;
FlNST-CLASs OPEN HACK.
5 TOP BUGGIE nearly new;
OPEN BUGGikS.
OPEN UNAG;
3 SETS BUGGl-HARNESS;
10 SETS HACk-H ARSESS.
TRRMS: Under 500, cash: from 500 70 $2Oo. p
per cent. casn ana balance on a credit OF sixty
DAYS; over 900, 70 per cent cash aud balance at
four months the deferred payments 20 be se-
cured by negotiable notes satisfactorily eu-
dorsed, with per cent added.
This sale is positive, aud special attention Il
called. GEORGE ". MAYO.
nOl0 Auctoneer.
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DIEDMONp AIR-LINE

L t1A-DMO-N AAAt-AAA-NA-~
RICHMOND AND DsAFlLLB RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QliIhE~l hOi TX sou
AND sOUIhW g5s
PULLMAN sLRkPkk, on ALL NIGHT
HgHAfha
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PrLLNAN.cAR sKHYlCR

On Trains Nos. q AMI gs slerping-csrs ra'rss,
New ioTk apI Tampa. Pa. iriI Jh-ts .. al.
On Trains Nos. Is sui =. rieeul1g-csrs h. 80,
ashiuguo1 sni Chariestan. On ffsl t. e
siccping-csrs between s-w I0rs - e |s f....
Vile. On lrHia 80 q s'eeYi .grar .s.ss-a
MashinFfou and Jacksonville.
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LtNs I'D NlRrl.N.
IBAyz tRfIYE
Richmoni....'ef1AM. norfolk .... .1opw
Rchrnona - ssP 81. Norfolk ....i.sl ~
Norfolk .'S2)A ". Rrtm1nf..I ~.
Norfolk .....'. eJP ". Richmond 3d. b. ~
lbs aiJ s. 40. train Ale msks c'oae - q.
ti0ss for Farfnsiile. Iynclgafg AMI 81 s.. O.
orn pOlnts. ar 81 ATOMS ca $40 NOf .tA.t
Western "a r0ed.
n. NJ sGfLY. Surern fel-
T. 7. T. MYBKs. General ,lprun'.
.. a. EMSKs3s. 6caeral Pa,seu. f....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14

BY George w. Mayo. Auctoneer,
Ono. +. Laugaton, Dr., salesmanJ
No. - Ninth street
FURNITURE, HAIR AND OTHER
MATTRESSES.
EXCELLENT FEATHEk-RED. STOVES. DECO
RATED TOILET CHAMBER SETS, &C,
AT AUCTION.
TO-DAY,
commencing at 1920 A. ~, will sell al my auc-
ton house
/ handsome WALNUT HALL STAND;
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SlDEBOARD;
10 DECORATED TOILET CHAMBER SETS OF
twelve pieces each;
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS;
SUPERIOR LARGH-slZE FHATH ER-BED;
several HAIR. COTTON, and SHUCh NAT
TRESSkS:
WAkDKOBES. BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS,
TABLES, PARLOR fUKNITuNE,
BED.SPRINGs, BABY-CARkIAGES;
/ excellent SOFA BbD-LOUNGE:
MAHOGANY CLAW-FOOT SIDKBOARD:
COOKING and HEAT1NU-SfOVES;
GILMAN FIREPLACE STOVE, as good as new:
A mum DOR Of USEFUL HOUSEKEEPING ARrI-
Giles. GEORGE W. MAYO,
no II AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
|. Rose & Son.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
SPECIAL SALE IN THIS DEPART
MENT.
IF YOU DO NOT READ EVERY ITEM
YOU WILL REGRET 1T.

1-quart Tin Buckets, with wedge tops, al &C.;
2-auart Tin Buckets, with wedge tops, al &C.;
3-quart Tin Buckets. With wedge tops, at sc.
1O-quart Tiu Bucsei with wedge tops, at lsc'
l-quart sauce Pans. with wedge tops, at 7c-;
2-quart Sauce Paus, with wedge tops, atsc'
3duart Sauce Pans, with Tedge tops, al lSc';
4-qusrt Sauce Pans. with wodge tops, at loc' ;
5quart sauce PaIs, with wedge tops, at lsc.;
Small Tin Cups At 2c-
Medium Tin Cups at &c.;
Largo Tin Cups At 4c;
4-Qusrt Dairy Pans al Sc.
6ouRrt Dairy Pans at &C..
s-Quart Dairy Pans At s..
1O-1u art Dairy Pans ut lOc.:
lO-Guart Piecod Dish Pans at 14c.;
i2-duart Pieced Dish Pans at i1c.;
l4-duart Pieced Dish Pans at l9c
ii-quart Block-Tin Dish Pans at 2lc.;
l6-Iuart BlocS-Tin Dish Pans at 2oc
Nickel Walters at sc. worth l5c.
Brass Walters AZ &c worth PC;
Black Walters at &c. worth 20c.;
Nickel Plated Cuspaforos at l1c. worth 2oc.
FiOwerei-Nickel Cuspadoies at &c. worm lOc
M0lssscs Cans, with spring tops, al Sc worm
First size 1ronstone China Plates at &C.:
Second size IrOnstone China Plates at &C.;
Third size IronstOno China Plates at &C..
Fourth size lronstOne China Plates az &c
Ironstone China soup Plates at &C.;
&c. will buy an Ironston0 China cup with saucer !;
lronstone China Dishes at half value;
Yellow Earthenwars Bowls at &c worth lOc.
Yellow Earthenware Bowls at Sc. worth l5c.
yellow harthenWar9 Bowls at lOc. worth H)c;
yellow ESrthenware Bowls At l5c. worth &c;
Yellow FarthenWare Fowls ~ 2lc. worth 5Oc;
Japanese Earlhenware Tea Pots at loc. worth
SOC.
ll<-auart Coffoe Pots Sc.
3-quari Coffee POS az l2c.
5-auart Coffee Pots at l5c;
Glass sugar Bowls at &c. worth lsc.
Glass Butter Dishes at %. worth l5c.
Tin Dippers ct SC. worth i0c.
WEAR, HOSIERY, AND
CORSETS.
Gontiemen's Full Rcgular-Mado French-Neck
Gauze shirts at sc. worth 15c.
Drawers 20 match at the same prlce-this fs
lot Of Childrens Gaazo Vests. all sizes, at lOc.
Ladies' Jersey Sleeveless Gauzo Underyests a,
I5c. worth ac.;
ladies' Fine BalOriggan Hose At &c. worth l2kc.
Chldren's Lisle-rhread Ilosa st &c. worth 1856;
Cbiidren's Pn-Strps Hose a SC. worth lOc.;
LADIES' Fast Black llOse az lOc. worth l6Sc.;
Ladies Extra Fine Thread Balbrisgan Hose at
Gentiemens FUN Reguar-Made Balbriggnn
HGlf-Hose at lOc- worth &c;
Ladies Pin-stripe Seamless Hose at 15c. worth
Gazciio Corset, Mikado Corset N.B. Corset
worth 30r: worth 5lc.: worm Ioc.
Misses' and Chlldren's Shoulder Straps at SSc.
worth Soc;
The STANDARD Is equal 10 the nc r. G.. for 5oc.;
our SIC NOyon Corset Is worth 7jc
Our &c Woven Corset i equal to the Silvia,
boing the eXaci samo shape aud style:
The Wa,ch-Spring Corset at SOC. is worth Si.25.
THREE SPECIAL JOBS IN
TOWELS.
Extra Largo l0c. Towels for Sc;
Fine satin Dsmask Knetted Frlngod Towels al
3lc. worth Oc.
Fancy Bordered hnoited Fringed Towels at CSC.
worth SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
|. Rose & Son.
SHOES.
SPECIAL SALE
IN THIS DEPARTMENT.
PRICES TO AsTONIsH THE CLOSEST
BUYERS.

Childron's Slippers, Ties, Sandals, and Button,
CSC. worth 75c., sizes to 8;
Misscs' Newport Ties, spring heel, kid lined, boc.
worth 81. sizes to7E;
Iisess' Opera Toe 4Oc. worth CSC, sizes l2 TO Q;
Misses wiewam slippers, 7sc. worth SIPS, sizes
12to2;
chiIdron's wigwam slippers. 5oc worth 7Sc.
sizes s 10 IL
Infsnts' Kid Bottom Button Shoes. 15c worth 2sc.,
sizes1 to3
Infants Kid scnlloped-TOp Shoes, 2sc worth
37%c.. sizes TO s.;
Iniants' Kid Button Shoes, 3oc- worth Soc, sizes
Ito5;
Infants Kid-Tined Button shoes &c. worth
62kc., sizes to5;
Childrens Rid Springfield Shoes, 49s. worth
67Hc.. sizes5 toS;
Childron's Kid Springfield Shoes, 47c worth
TIC, sizes S toS:
Children's Kid Button Springfield Shoes, 50c.,
slzos toS;
ChiIdrens Kid Button Springfield Shoes, 75c.
worth Si.l5. sizes toll;
Misses Kid ana GloTe-Kid Shoes, from l2 to /,
95c. worth S1.37K:
Misses Kid Button Boots patent-leather tips,
soiid-leather inner sole. overlap seam, Si.2S
worth 50, sizes II to9;
Misses satin-lined solid-leather inner soles
flexible, $l.Gj worth S225, sizes II to l3k;
Ladies' House slippers, ljc. worth 37Hc;
ladies' Cloth Slippers, 35c. worth 50c.
Ladies' Kid scalloped Slippers. i3c worth 60c.;
Ladies' Flat-Heol Slippers, Soc worth 75c-;
Ladies' Kid Opsra-Toe Slippers. SIC. worth SOC, ;
Ladies' Kid Opera-Toe Slippers, iOc. worth 60c.
Ladies' Kid Opera-Toe slippers, 47c worth 75c. {;
L fTaa n - .
Ladies' oxford PatentLesther lip Ties, 15c
Ladies oxford Patcnt-Leather Tip Ties, 97c.
worth SL35;
Ladies oxford Patent-Leaiher Tip Ties, sl.25
worth $50;
Ladios' oxford Patent-Leather Tip Ties, $3.50
worth 50:
Ladies' Tan Undressed Kid, pateni-leather tip,
Sl.25 worth tl.75.
ladies' kid-lined pntent-leather tip and back
French-heel solid-leotIer, reduced from 8. ~
tos2. Those goods sre worth 81.
ladies' WigWam Slippers, 81 worth fl.50;
Iadiess Serge Congress, 4tc. worth 15c.;
Ladies' Serge Congress, extra quality, &c worth
Ladies serge Lace, extra quality. &C. worth 81 !;
6JO par Ladies' Kid sik-WOrkod Butlon-HOles
Solid Leather Shoes 64c. worth tl2j:
Ladies' Common-sense Kid Button Shoes, &c
Ladies Medinm-Hsol Kid Button Shoes, sl.17
Lsd'es' Kid Button Boots as button), medium
heel, u. 25 worth 81;
LADIES' Kid scsnoped-'Top d5 button), Medium
Heel Shoes sl.49 worth $3.50;
Ladies GlOyc-Aid FRir-Stitch 10 Button) silk
Tassel Shoes. s1.37 worth tl.75
Ladies French-Ktd, stylish cut go worth S2.75
Ladies patent-leather tip overlap seam. tl.49
worth 81:
Ladies' French-kid Q8 button) sa'in-lined. s.. .
worth 50:
G cases Mems Carpet slippers, 35c. worth 50c;
3cases Mems Tan High-Cut Shoes, Sl.59 worth
f@25:
9cases Mems Tan Low-Uut Shoes, sl.50 worth -
Mems Lawn Tennis Shoes, SOC. worth 81;
Boys Lawn-rennis Shoes, 45c. worth S5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
|. Rose & Son.
DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL SALE IN THIS DEPART
MENT.
PRICES TO AsTONIsH THE CLOSEST
BUYERS.
! CAS-, Chslll.s worth se /;

case Chsllies At SIC worth se;
csse thslllcs st5c worth Sc;
fcases beautiful Charics, the prettsost styles
yol over saw. Al 6ilc worth i2Nc There arc
prctfy mourninc siy los amongst them.
icsso CArE-ground Challies, including black
ground with white flower, Sc. the most mag
niacent stylos you ever saw. at 6Ae. worth
iekc;
Al no new shades ~ ngured-psr; Chaiiies, the
tove'csf styies In the city. such as apple
green. lient Old rose. new Pongee, new iavsn-
der. sage, electric, and many other Styles a.
TO- worth lSc.;
Kveplnc snsdcs Of Cnsllies. also black. at Sc
worth l2Nc.;
All shades of Cheese Cloth At 4%e;
beautiful evening shades, also black, IN WOOL
Chanies at 1870 worth CSC;
NsgHiacent styles in fancy wool Chaliie' a. iS''
worth ~. ,.,,,,-,,e,
R,mp.nis 0. fancy AMI solid colors Of 1890
ssiues at 6llc. yard. They can DO easily
matched together;
ELEGANT styles in Ane ~ sstines that you viii see
marked out in a good many stores for l2Ac-
You can buy them from us at lOc.
Fine French Saiiucs, mRgnincent styles, worth
s,4c. a. l9c.;
Fast Set blsck satine. worth i2%c. A. ioc. yard
Ftno black satine at is4c. worth 1896;
French sstne In black at l9c. worth axe.
FRENCH CRINKLE SEERSUCKERS
case OF beautiful seersuckers, warranted fast
coiors, % SC. worth l2Nc.;
G. u!e-ss o. she nnost and pretties. Dress Cling
hams YOU ever saw At SC. These goods are
richly worth l2&c.;
Tfno imported French Ginghsms, all the new
shades arc amongst them-ihese goods usual
lvssn for &c; you can buy them from us al
l3c. yard;
solid pink. brown, drah. and gray Chambrays.
also stripes and checks-our neighbors sell
thcn At I0c yard; you can buy ihom
from Us for So ayard;
etl-. extra stout Apron Ginghsrns At Sc;
The regular &C. Apron Ginghsns at sko .
yard;
Beautiful styles in Porcalss the regular 1870.
goods. at7se.;
Outing or Tennis Cloth, pretty styles, alto worth
ieNc;
Heavy yArd-aids Unblesched Cotton at Sc q
yard;
sc. nne Unbiesched Cotton t6He.;
EIira foe and heavy Unbloaohcd Jeans at &c.
worth loc.;
Fine Bleacbed Jeans. worth l2%c-, reduced to
esc yard;
Ysrd-wide Bleached Cotton, as good as Andres
ooggin. at 6&c;
Pepper And-sslt Cottonsde Pants Goods ST ls'Sc'
worth 9)C.:
Extra quality Pants Linen IN plain and stripes at
i2@c worth 9OG.
Part-W wool Cassimeres, neat patterns, 2Oc. worth
s7Hc;
PRETTY Cassiraeres at l5c. worth CSC;
Ladies' Linen Collars 81 &c worth 10