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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

Nclirated Toilet-Paper, PACKAGES iVl ~'0''
1'e 9s,,.-' y,.,y ,x' al carter Bucklos, 9oc
ladies' Carter Gilt buckles l0c.
Powder 'ufs. zoe. worth PC
Nick . Plated Nut-Cra Aefs, &c
Ru.Eles AMI slides at q ercai satri1co' ,,.-
Colorcd Herrinrhone feA'Hei-''l'~' ''"'''Ne'
g.. a. dolcu sRrds;
TurEsy- Red Norking-IoIol, q"
Extract E--cnco Aallla ana LoAIoh' '0''
Nuscl'ue. tc.;
Nloie,- Powder, Ijr. package ,..no
snow Neirenc hardens the gums and cleans 'he
tre,h-0uly 50c boils
Triple EXtract 25c. uotue'
Bay Rum. s.,
Florida Mater, iu'.;
Alarm Cooks. shl5'
Love Knot Kings. 2lc. M.
Gu!d-platej Kings with khlncs'Oho' ~'"
Vl,tu Gold Rings, SOC r,.
,,.ar. ta'u set in ini.ation Rubies and Diamonds
Gen lcmen's large Tigor-Eye Set EnC' only 81
Initial RinCsSl
Kuhper Hair Pms, lOc. box;
~ r. ltinss win bone attachment only &c.
Fuiow. Case Lac. inches Wlle' 49,
wide Sc : inches wide, &C.
Irlah Point, inches wide, 3l''
Irl.p Point. & inches wide, 4'c.
Vsntvke Point Lace, inches Tloo' iVo
CIilirsn's Naudyke collars. 100. A..
iyi.i Point lac Collars IA Naudyke, iOI.;
Napdyks sets lor Ladies', Soc.
VsnayAe Pockei-Rooks, ;5c.
Round Top fursos, l2sc .,,oo,oa
Fie.an, seal rockoi- Book, csrd-ease auacheo'
&c Tooth Brushes reduced 10 &c.
Nail Brushes. lor;
Needle Books. sc.
Hook aud BYE Tape, Sc a Ysrd'
! card uoo1 aud tyee. g.
pat,nt Hooks and Eyes. &C.
Wha.ehooe Casing, s.. for Il yStus'
C!oth-Rrushcs, lor.:
Patent Pants Hooks. lc. PAIR;
Picture Wire, lOc. for box o. - YH'H''
Picture Nails, Tor &C.
frRss Picture HOOKS. tc. ,, .t..
Safefv. pms Be- q card large or small s'te;
Wire Combs, waifan'eo no. 70 l"7'' '>~~'
fnfnch Tape Meas Ircr, oc. ,.N Ao,,
ponnle- -titehed Hose-supPorIers. Win 00"'
Cbudren's Hose supporters, l2&c.;
Oxidizrd Button Hooks. lOc.
Bone Handle Glove buWoho'9' "0''
steel Purse Frames. 23c.
Jet Buttons. g. per dozen
Roeerss Table Forks. a. per dozen
cnca Silyerplated Table Forks, - Fcr uoLen'
SScra.Netel Teaspoons, ST. % per dozen;
WhIta. Metal Tablespoons, s3 per oo1on'
Royarsis I able Knives, 81 per oV1oh
Good Nickelplatsd FORKS az .l.So Poi aoAon. 49,,
An ths above goods are triplepis'o9 anu HA"N'
bnrotabed aui guaranteed 10 wehf,
Covesrd Wnsiebones. &c. per dozen
Fedora Dress shields, l5c. par
slid Cartor-M Web. lOc. q ysr1 ,,,,rossad q
Ladies Pure Linen hanokeFVnio''' "''N'
white Hsnikerchiefs, tape border, &c.
oar ,,oox OF Baby Carriages 10 complete IN
-, s,.,o and any one wishing 70 purchase
C.,,,.,, ,,s wonsa do we'll to examine ours before
.''.,' ~ ~, have made extra reductions for
this week. . .x,. nm.
i"Vs0 uoshogany. at l6Hc. worth soc
T.nia M 'cioth. /. yards vide, eood quality, 10
iSO,o ,oarnIe aud bius-ngured. at 2Oc. per yara
worth &c.. aou
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10 dozen very fn0 Satteen-Finish ColOred-Bor
derod Haudkerchlefs at 5c.-WarTanted to
Beaied Wraps from g 20 sl7;
Braided Wraps, f9i;
Kccfer Jackets. fLfl 20 $2S;
Fact Black Jersey, 10.
SIX Jerseys. q. 30,
BlCuser Waist 5Jc. TO Sl.N
HOSIERY.
ladies' Fancy Hose, two thread, extra long, s'c.
pair;
Ladies Mixed Cotton Hose, extra long, 23c. a
pair:
Ladies' oxford Gray. sjc. worth SIC.
ladies' Superior BalDrggan Hose. white silk
checked, extra long, only 25c.
ladies' COiOred silk Hose, 6J;.. regular price 81 ;
Ladies Colored SILK Hose In Blue Pink. l.ayen-
der. sesl-B!sck, Pearl. and Gray, only s@'oV'
regular price 81;
Ladies' Black Brilliant Lislo, SIC.
Hermsdorf fasi-BlacE stainless Hose. Bic.
Ladies >Olid-Bia < Cotton Hose, warranted last
D.G;a. aud will not stain undergarments'
only &c:
Misses diamond Black Hose. guaranteed fsst
black, double kuOes, only 2jc.:
Boys tnoisa he'd SOCKS, 10 :, only l7c.-regular
price aOc;
ladies' Ian Ingram Hose only 10. a pair;
Chiidren's school Hose, i0c., regular price iJ- !;
Childrcus Regular Made Black Ribbed Hose,
lsc., regular prico 25c.
Special sale sgain ihls week In our LINEN DE-
PARTMENI. We offered some great bargains
last week. Tho ofier this week will be greater
than ever. Nine cases OF Linens shipped Us last
Thursday by leading New York Importer, such
a. Table Lineo. Towels. and Napkins.
!,0)0 yards Of ane Plaid Muslin, regular price
25'., 10 close I9Lc.
Hemsutchel Lawn, sc.
Victoria Cloths for tea gowns. i2Ac.:
Imitation French Flanneis. lGs,c.;
BLACK saIines, s. Slc.-reguiar price l2c.
DRESS GOODS.
Fine Paris Robes. $40 to s35-the above arc the
lines: dress patterns ever brought TO Rich
a-incn nne French Plaid Delicate Shades only
Sl2j yard:
4o-inch French Cheyiots only s1..;
bch0tiiLl NoITDpg plaIds SOC.
50incn bla,k-aud-Whi Plalis. 42c:
Snopherts Checks. 80. a., anI 5lc
Llghi-b ue and Tan Lusire, IS inches. only 25e
Silver Mixed Pl6ids. 40 inches only e2c
Nav Co.1rs N Paid MOrsted. Sec.-these good.
never cold for less than 81:
Fure Aohairs. siik finish. 42 inches wide, Soc;
a. M0hslrs, all shades, Sc.
S0-incn Side-BGnd suitincs, SC.
tancy All-Wool Tennis Cloth. 60c. yard:
All Tie nes shaies IA 3i-lnch Henrietta az sc.
All-Nool Henrlettas, new suripe shatas SJc
SIX finish benriettas, al SHADES 7sc., full 40
French PAD Cloth, and cheviots, SO inches
Now shades Of Velvet 10 match any color Of
dress goods In our s;ock
200 pieces OF plaid aud Stripe Dress Goods only
lJc. yard.
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY.
srVU yards OF Cambria, swiss. and Nsinsook
Edsc way uhoer Importers price. We have
fire, neat patterns Edges that csnno, be found
in any other house In this city.
We vii! move to our new store, corner Second
and Broad, only six doors ahov. oor nresen!
location, about Thursday, March SIN.
JULIUS sYCLE D SON.,
als esst Broad
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DRESS GOODS.

Some very pretty s;yiesin Dress Goods to show
you.
A Black-and- White A. inch Worstod shepherds
Plaid;
A HeliOtrope Serge with Doutle-Whte stripe,
shaded hy an Invisible stripe, very pretty;
Above IN Blara, Blue, Green, Tan, Ground;
Holiotr0pe, Golden Brown, PUN, All-N oOI Hen
rietts IN IS, 10. and ii-inch widths;
Plaids stripes, aul solids in Serges, Henrettas,
end Habit cloths at ali prices:
4O-inch Serges ia stripes and Paid &C. yard;
Double With Wool Plaids, pro;ty patterns, i5c.
p yard
AlI-Nool 3f.inch Henrietta, &c. yard:
Brown, Cardinal, Green, Old Rose, Alpaca, sold
elzeWhere ~ 39c.--our price, pc.
Al-WOOl Serge. 81 inches wide, 33c. yatd
All Coli r Double width Cashmere, l5c. yard !;
All Colors Hall Wool Cashmeres et To-. yard.
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NATIlNG~.
.9 ROLL. ofls-ro Plaid Seamless Mating az 95c-
...,l Mating containing 40 yards for
lr ,, .,oi 2,,. Mating, containing 40 yards
.;'r.-, fine quality s-a White Mating with
y..,f,,o prices arc al for fan pieces ot W
vsr.- GnI Wlll not re cAl- o., 80 yar,s
,.,a.i. Vlttn. ln remnants IRON 70 % '"'u'
IJ..-rcsular prices - - anu o'o
CARPETS.
ti.,..vou heard q our great Carpet sslef by
ain f.,ans convince yourself by examining o.'i
2 tefore pui't Atns- -o. r..,ovai- sale
ilI,n Inr,a.n-r. sulaF price &c. roiho'a'-S"'o
r,.iI io,r.,ns.reealar price 7oc., removal price
o.-,,s rwo-piy Al-wooI-regular price S7J%>'
removal price o-s u.,,ssols PIN
.--.r,fgcnt % tapestry ani bfusso'' "'''
e-..l az corresponding TelueHoNs'
RUGS.
.,,--. .,o,-oa Pug .ixi5, bet,or than Brom-
49,. P, NINA g''5 Ra,, 4i,5g. at4Llo:
a.. D.. SMYRNA a,' ci;ssd 70 'Oj = complete
... uAA ro.ts VITA wood hkteies a. 4'0'
I...lfrQet st o.. q yard: . .aDt
l.rh slzloIuu liunE. iron Do"om' pN'0"'
s...... ca''.l runk, iron bottom, patent tray,
a,., lpen.llned Leather Trunk, $3.50;
I..tuc lrunks t.cu 6'c TO ~
,.f .'.rg >tsie bo'ler-. l2Sc. apiece;
u .n-lon Brackets 80. par
f-..s rols so-Rei- o.. pair;
. -haio Puneys. s.;
Iambrcquiu Pms, t'. dozen;
o.,... iarss. x.c per dozen papers; .o,o..
Goa Holland Winlow-shsde, al nc" 0''N'''
l-a-- ro.e. complete. S0c.;
i.L.s tl4ins Tor looping lace chains lOc' pHii
regular price 2jt.
tfafr ul.-C oii, D. Inches Wiio. lec .,,,.r
l...c Oi.-ClOth, II yards wide' fOc-fos su'a'
price 5lc.:
hur-e Blankets. st'.' , ,o,, N,
lace Cura,n-. % inches vide. ~ ysfo iouS' ~
Ia ,,.1fg'ss. b inches vide. yards lopg, tape
border s,c. Hiulo" ,-,a... o,-
Lace Clrta IA, 20 inches vide. yaTds lohs' "a
tra quality. SO @indow:
Lac Curtaios, IS inches ~iae' ~ ya'oS i0ns'
Ia-e ,ur,ains. ~ inches vide ~ yards long,
tape olgos. $50 Il window;
Lac IutlAiur - Inches wide ~ yardS IonE'
eAtra quality. SZ.33 WINDOW; a
AN psir. 4 ba.is jme fUrtieros 50, fl2. and
sit-su-h a. me sold 81 Si2.5O, as, aud ~
GossAMgRs FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
! loi Clniren's with Hood or Cspo at SC
! Dot Chidfeu's wilh Hood Or CAPE, slsJ;
lQt Boys ssamcrs, ~
! lot Mons DOssainers. a. 20 worm ~;
J lvl LANES Itkhi~tAtAoS AAAt~-~"A "N'fN~
Gossamors, 1880;
] loi Damaged GOosamefa. 25c.
Oinne, s.. a bottle
LArge-siK Box French Biacking. sc
Turkish B9tb cap, 30. Tor G dozen cokes;
lain. soap, sJc. per dozen;
B6Ii GlyceIine Soap. J0c per dozen;
Ntaf Paste stCye Polish, Sc.
lass Boots Sc.--TegGlGr price &c.:
LAfge-fiZe school Pads, &C.;
pound Of Good Note Paper for 100
~ poonds Of Fine Finish fotc-Psper Tor zoc.;
LVabis Thick White Envelopes. tc. PACK;
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BLACK GOODS.

II Is our ain 10 sell only makes Of Black Goods
that we eau recommend.
Priesiloy's 4i-inch Black SILK Warp Henrietta
worth g. az fl39;
Priestey's l5-inch Black SIX finished Henrietta
worth Sl.4c at 81;
Superior Quality Black f0-inch SIX Finished
Henrietta, 73c. worth g.;
All-Wool 3s-inch Back serges, the regular
&c. quality at 50c.
Black Wool Nun's-VenIng only ie8c.-(only =
few pieces.
Double Nidih Black Henrietta, lsHc. yard:
Full iustre 3G-nch Black 1onrietta, 25c. a yard
All-WOOl Bla serge 3j inches wide. 3ic. yard:
PriestcYs 45-inch Ali-No oil Black serge-the 81
quality al 75c.;
Imported Black six Warp Henrietta, 9oc. Il
yard:
Black SILK Warp Drsp Do Aima-the si.3O
quality at sl.la
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Andrews Celebrated Palm soap, Sc. cake.
Andrews Cclebratcd Glycerino soap, 3c. cake.
A few hundred pair of the Stamped Pillow
shams on Good Cotton at l5c. a pair.
Turkish Towels for decoration l0c. apiece
Best Household Ammonia, large bottles, Sc.
l,OOJ dozon Chudren's Extra-Quality Black
Ribbed School Eose at loc. pair.
Shepherds Plaid Dress Gughsms-the 2Oc. grade
stl2&c.
1000 yards more Of tho Irish Lnon Remnants at
10. yard.
Solid White Satteen az lee. o yard-full width.
Figured Purple Calico, &c. a yard
lard Wido Indigo Blue and Turkey-ked Figured
French Per ales-the llsc kind al ". yard.
Gen'Iemen's Good Jeans Drawers 25c. peir
A lot Of Hose placed 10 the basket and marked
l2lc.-some worth &c, none worth less than
lb-5c.
lot Remnants silks, all qualities, bargain
prices.
All shades China SIX, 39c. yard.
smyrns Hearth Rugs, ssc. apiece.
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The Mothers Friend does away entirely
with the sewing on Of Buttons. 1t Is supplied
with an adjustable belt, which IS easily taken
Of when the waist is washed; the buttons arc
tivetcd on the belt, consequently can not be
torn cG. either in wearing, washing OF ironing
The prices are from 4sc. in PercAlo to tho hand
some six and WOOL at S'.'J
CROCKERY.
Beautiful Decorated Toilet se's, 8 pieces, ssS9 q
set. real value So; . ,,.o,,o
Extra Ane quality Toilet Sets with henlsolno ii,,
decorations. - pieces, So.ty se'' roai '''1'
Fincst ouslltv Toilet Sots, hands n decorations
IL pieces. $3.50 a se', n,hly worm fI5'
Pretty Fruit Plates al o..
Decorated Bowls, 1.-TWO 70 customer, ,v
De,ora. eli Cups aud SaIcers, including nanF
STYLES, &C.. pair worth &c. o,.
Brown Ear honwsre ieapois, l)c worm ooC'-
one t. each customer; .,o ,.,o,
Decorated cups and saucers, s223 a dozen
R1ogisite French China Tea-seis, hand.omely
decorated. 5i pieces, iT.9' q set worm 81
Beautiful DinneI->ets, Handsomely uectf@'eu'
100 pieces, s16 q set worth isl;
Decorafcd Cu-padores, 31c. each, worm tJc'
Brush Vases, PC. caci--iwo % n customer
Pretty Bisque Ornaments, &c. each-tWo 70 Gus
1 GLASSWARE.
Imitation Cut-Glas' saucors' &c. each-'wo TO a
Imitation cut-GIass Berry Sets, COO. set, worth
81; . oo,
beautiful MIX Pitchers. new shapes, 39c.
Wntor Bottles at i3c. worth 1Jc.
Ale Glasses. Sc. each-s.1 to . cusloHeti
Finger Bowls at l9c. worth iOc.
Cut-GIess DecaDters. sSr. worth sloo;
Imitation Cut-Glass CompOrts. lsc each
Cut-Glasa Greciau star Go0lets, s@tS dozen
worth {tjJ, r,,-. ., 90 .
Cut-Giass Crecian bouquet Tumblers, f@eo
dozen worth Si.'a.
LAMPS.
A beautiful limo Of Piano Lamps Just received.
Handsome Piano Lamps worth fls Tor sI@I'-
complete; o,.,.o, ~,
Marh.e-Top Piano Lamps worth -! 81 ior sIs.S5i
Uan.eOme Marble and Bras Combination flAhO
Lamps worth s3j for $2is9
Bis1ue Table Lamps AZ i3.39 worth S4.oO;
Table Lamps az g. iG worth $3.50.
BABY CARRIAGES.
Remember, we are headquarters on These.
g. q buys a nice " iloW Baby-Carrlage,
s. 81 buys mucn better grade Baby-C Carriage'
SllqS buys a Suk-Plush Upholstered Rattan
Baby-Carriage,
s14Q3 buvs SIX Rr0catel Upholstered Baby
Carriage-yaruished rattan;
s2l buys "A handsome baOy-Carriage, richly
worth -.
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r--s-~s1--r-1~---'1s~-1'~'1-I Road this weeks
tprlces:
TIMPRFIIAN .sJ-iuch Gloria Umbrella,

brclIa. fl23.
2g.iuch Natural stick Umbrella, si.59;
same quality IN 2s-iucl, Sl.9S;
2G-inch Oxiiizel CrOOs handle, f&4S:
A very handsome Rustc-HaDdle, tipped with
oxidizod. for 81 80. former price, S3.9s;
s2c} buys tho hcs' Gloria SILK, with imported
Wcichsol handle;
A fun and complete line of Genuemens nne
Umbrellas from tl9. 20 $40.
See our 4Q,. school brellas
TIN AND WOODENWARE.
2-quart CoIse-Pot or Boiior, sc.-one to Gus
toner;
MNk-pails l9'. worth 35c.
Whisk- Broom Holders, g., worth l2c.
Dreai or Cake-B Boxes, &c. worth G5c.
Flutei-Edce Cake-pans six moles), 5c.-one TO q
customer;
l0c Dippegs for &C.;
Painted Gold Band Cuspsdores, &c. esch-tNo to
d customer;
Wash Boilers. 5Sc worth ST.
Coffee B0hcrs. will boil coffeo thoroughly In -
minutes, 2ic;
Soap Cups, g.. each
scrubbing- Brushes. &c. each-onc TO customer !;
3-prong I0wei-Rgcks. &c.;
Polished Salt Boxes Zoe. worth 25c.
3 Brass Kim Waterfalls, insect proof, 3sc. worth
eJc:
l0c Rolling-pins Tor Sc;
Polished Clothes-pins, lc. dozon-three dozen
to customer.
75c. C0iar Tubs ior So:
Curry-COmbs, l9r. worth 35c.
81 quality Garry Brushes for G9c.
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esin hunin 0
Our
NJ
/ lk yard
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NOTION DEPARTMENT.

HHa ar
corn photo lluc Of Notions IN the city.
Tho following arc illustrative OF the bargains
We continually offer:
Finest quality SIX Elastic, CSC. yard
A good quality six Elastic, ldr.;
o. buys q yAri Of Good Fancy Cotton ELASTIC
de- for 3 paper o! Good Pins;
Robert ~teTarts Linen Thread, 2lO-yard spools,
&C.;
Smith < Angel's Darning- Cotton, 81. card;
fun line Of Ladies and Misses Suspender%
FANCY DEPARTMENT.
Al Fancy Chenille Gnd Gilt CORDS reduced 70
&C.,.
All SIX Tassol Friugos reduced % Eve;
A handsome All-Suk Fringe for sceris, 2lc.
Every recuiaife for the WOrK-Box and kmbrold-
cry Basket. including ArrGsenc. BrHdene,
Embroidery, ana Knitting Blk In every
ehade; ~
Germantown Wool In black and white, Exc;
Germantown Wool in al color', he.
Iephyrs in white and biack, &c.
Zephyrs all c0lOrs, o..
Iin-el cord. an shades, balls Tor 3c.
Stamping made "a speciality
.s--s-e--a--a--s.sas--- $1,000 Our new purchase In
This department makea
CIINERN \ II r. Ia great change IN tho
~ - ~ " - prices. Fun y 30 per
cent less than regular
I-..tr..o tlti-
value IT, what We markcd Welh' hh"i'No "''
or.rortunfty n you wish % saY" some money
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READ THE PRICES
st..- .tfr.va. fIr -lo Q

sIlo4-button Tan Gloves for J9c.;
iL2i 5-b.tion Tan Gloves will 10 sold this Uock
flr Co.:
sIlgquality for So;
fOr24c.;
S-buUoulenCth Tan Nosluetalre, undresscn'
t8c. dormer price ill9;
Tho .ame leugth ID Gray for 5gc., regular tlO9
quality: .
Our Fmile Granite a-button ColOrof Glove. $3.50
quality, will ne sold this week Tor ssc.-ono
rAIr to a customer.
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MrsLIN uNDRRWEAR.

The quality Of clio h. the general workman
ehip and the detail OF finish are Just "a essential
IA price IA selecting Muslin Underwear. II you
buy CHI ap goods and they larS those require
ments, they will prove 90 bc very expensive gar.
mouts. We invite your attention to every re-
quisite part % our garments which 30 towards
making "rca1y.made - muslin underwear
worth buying and pleasant wearing Every gar
meut was specially made 20 our ord"r by tho
best manufacturers In tho world. and they COM
bine good material, superior workmanship, per-
feet no, and LOW PRICE.
CORsET-COvEKS AZ - and i7c. Uor tho usual
- md 2jr. grade:
CORSGT-COyBRs usually sold at 49, will be
here in great variety At
PC. EACH.
CORsET-COvER9 usually retailsd OF zoe. vo
viii sell during this sGle NJ
37,c. EACH.
Tho &c. grade viii be
SO. EACH.
and the sSc. quality will be
15C. EACH.
Three Different styles OF CHEMIsE msds to re-
tail at $50. Will be
2JC. EACH.
A grade you pay 50c for elsewhere Will be sold
'''' "''N 40 SIC. EACH.
-Four stylcs Of CHEMIsg OF the 62Ec. grade to
choose from at
50C. EACH.
ROBES, neatly made Of good material will bo
sold for
S7hC. EACH.
Your cholco ofolr ROBES. formerly selling az
621, q. and &C, for
SOC EACH.
The ssc quality ROBES will be
&c. EACH.
The grade you pay fl.2j Tor elsewhere We will
81 EACH.
IT;AeA q Rkoad3.
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QIVTY STYLES OF IRON I'D lVEV
MA FENCE. WINS AN olJuA LII
bih j. RICE, Atlanta, Ga
10 23-tth hk2dsuly
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UNUSUAL PREPARATIONS FOR GREAT
k;N'. 5a zg
! 1 l$| N 4 Il Z Z


% sm mdw dwceN ~ seen w
M dp m hh
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All Shades China SIX, 3yc. yard.
snyrns Hearth Kugs, gsc. apiece.
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EMBRGIDERIES.

anIyEo TOInI'
A nice swiss Edge. 2inchos wide, &C.;
nice Swiss Edco. . inches wide. &C..
nice Swiss EiFo, iu.h-s. De-;
A fine NR,neook Hems'ltchci E1ge, &c.;
g2.inrh-Wiie tamnric floInciug, re.
45-irrh-wlde SWISS flouncing. 3jc.;
Aii-Oyor EWbr0ideTie5 in Cambric and india
LINEN. sJc.;
.0o for u handsome Pllue Edge % inches wide
o., for handsome Pique Flouncing. ij Inches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

Our Baby y-Carriages-tall new are now
Carriages have -kemember--OLk ko J;
those-in general use--insuripg comfort
while gong toward tho sun-ihus insuring pe
holsterei ia nnc sat p ---cOlors-oldg dgo,d--e
lined IN SilE Plush, sll
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-24
MARRIAGE Is NOT A FAILURE.

There is no error more common
unjust than that of judging ordinan-
ces by some bad element that MAY
have crept into them. It wonld be
as reasonable to condemn the ele-
ment because hurricanes blow, wa
ter drowps, and lightning destroys,
as TO condemn churches because
hypocrites may be found in them, or
the rites of wedlock because they
now and then clasp together liber-
tines and lewd women.
1t is the people who are to blame.
not the ordinances. The purpose of
the church, and the only purpose.
is to purify and make better. 1t is
the aim of marriage, and the only
aim, to make happy those who take
upon themselves the sacred vows of
conjugal love, and in either capaci-
ty, that of church member or has
band and wife, the association NAV
be the most purifying and exalted
and result in the highest attainment
of earthly bliss if the heart and pur-
pose are right. Those who turn from
these institutions with words of de-
rision on their lips are those who
ara sOured against themselves and
such as have caused the blots upon
the sacred ordinances.
We do not believe that people are
born mean, that from some innate
element in their nature there is an
unavoidable enmity against every
thing that is pure and good, but
that the discomfort, the opposition
to that which is good, comes from a
direct transgresslon OF just laws.
The thief hates the man he has rob-
bed, the murderer hates all who
pursue in the demand of Justice,
and he or she who has broken the
marriage VOW or tramped upon the
laws of God denounces the pulpit
and altar as unholy things and cries
out against them with the pratings
of one destitute of reason.
We want no better evidence of
man being morally wrong than to
hear him condemn the existence of
churches, and not better evidence
of his being a libertine thar to hear
him doubt the honor of all and de-
nounce the ordinance of marriage
as a corrupt institution. Exchange.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-24
A Remarkable Showing.

1t is estimated that Smiths Ton
ic Syrup made by DR.. John Bull,
of Louisville, Ky, is used in not
less than eight hundred thousand
families. In many localities it has
ertirely taken the place of quinine,
having all the good qualities of this
drug and none Of its evil tendencies.
Its use has most beneficial effect
on the circulatory system and mu-
cous membrane. 1t instills lie in
to these important portions and pre-
vents congestion. l. reduces inor-
dlnate temperature and ailays ali
teverlsh symptoms. 1t is true anti
periodic and will prevent or cure
chills and fever with invariable GER
tainty. In malarial districts, where
colds, fevcrs, influenza, etc, are
common, it is almost a sacred ddty
to take Smiths Tonic Syrup occa-
sionally, as by this means the good
health of the family is preserved.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-24
A MAN IN OREGON

Writes to DR.. White as follows: Having
for long time suffered ali the agonies of
dyspepsia, with heartburn, etc., and having
tried every remedy | had heard of without
any permanent relief, | was advised 70 try
your Dandelion Alternative | tried to get
it at San Francisco, Cal, and Portland,
Oregon, but was unable to find it in either
place, so sent to my brother in Hamilton,
Mo-. and he sent me FIVE bottles of the
medicine. After taking three bottles of it
| am entirely cured, and have given one
bottle to my daughter and the other to a
neighbor who is bad off with the Dyspep-
STA. 1t is a great medicine and will recon
mend itself T. A. King Marshfeld, Ore
goa. For sale by H. N. Hammett.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-24

1t Is remarkable that there have
been no serious collisions between
the Tillmanites and the regular de-
mocracy in the campaign that las
been in progress In South Carolina
for several months. At some of
the joint debates the excitement
has been very great and language
has been used which, under ordin.
airy circumstances, would have led
to bloodshed
The campaign has lost none of its
bitterness, however, and it may be
that there will be serious trouble
yet before it is over.
Up to the present time Tlllman
has had everything pretty much his
own way. There are indications,
however, OF a falling off in the en-
thusiasm for him. The impression
is gaining ground that he is not so
much interested in promoting the
welfare Of the farmers as he is in
getting the office Of governor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-24

There is government in this
country that is not enough consider
ed, and that is the individual gov
eminent OF each man of himself. #
everybody would govern himself or
herself Alright there would be very
little need of any further govern
ment, but the masses must unite to
govern those who either are unable
to govern themselves,o or who do not
try to govern themselves. AS we
have said, we think this feature of
government is too much neglected
i'll this country. ''He that is slow
to anger is better than the mighty
and he that ruleth his spirit better
than he that taketh city"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-24

Children that are peevish and
Slckly frequently owe their DISPOSE
ton and distress to the presence Of
worms in their little intestines.
They will be more healthy, happy
and pretty if you give them Dr..
Bulls Worm Destroyers.