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THE oREEN EYEp McNsrER

as you SaU, ST, so JuSttlb mere can ne
no happiness i0tthout an income"
am confident am not at all of
jealous turn. Othello was ever my pet
aversion among the creations Of the
'.divine William" and he of the green
eyes might have made his meat for ever
before he should have fed on me. But
then some things are too plain not to be
seen by the plainest of mon.
It soon became perfectly palpable that
there was some strange understanding
between Tom and his cousin. 1t was
very odd, too. / never had such sus-
picion before. but now. clear as day
light. it appeared and demanded recog-
milton There was no doubling it; there
was an understanding 1t was evidently
an arrangement 20 make me drive at the
risk of all our necls that he might sit by
her That his whine about his hands
was all stuff was proven by the conf
Dental, smothered talk they had kept
up all the way. and by the meaning
chances they exchanged even now. Yes.
I could see it all now as plain as day
see it by his ever expressive gesture, by
his tender devotion as he led her into the
little parlor of the tavern. Yes. there
was an understanding between those
two too plain to be mistaken; and then-
But know can understand some things
as well as the next mani Had my eyes
been blindfold heretofore? Had been
like Ford in 1.-THE Merry Wives, :" a secure
ass?
Tom pacified the overturned one, and
gave him hot Zip. Then, to show hi.
forgiveness, the overturned insisted OF
our having hot flip with him, by which
time the fussy landlady appeared and
beckoned mysteriously to Tom. hav'
confidence enough in myself to believ'
that. even then, was not an caves
dropper, but / could not help hearing
''we might manage to send a DO.
on horseback" and "that the dea
young lady appeared so anxious ans
worrit in mind" at which Tom dis
appeared abruptly. What the deuce di,
it all mean? More mystery; so too
more hot flip with him of the tumble
After a time heard Toms voice in tn
parlor again. / know not why, but
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Mrs WINsLow's eooTlnNG SYRUP has bees
used for over fifty years by millions OK mothers
for children while teething with perfect success.
IL soothes the child. sotens the gums. allays all
pain.curee wind collie. and is the best remedy for
Diarrh0 1t viii relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. old by Druggists in every part of
tho world Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Be sure
ond ask for "~rs- Winslow's Soothing Syrup
and take no other.
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ca oacnelor OF so their ilvely jar unaxss

ed Dacnelor OF so their lively Jar unakes
the camulate dust from still crevices of
memory, and long slumbering renin-
iscences, unrolling themselves like mar
mots in the spring, crawl out to bask in
the Sunlight Of that long ago. Perhaps
they find the CLEAN but a deceptive
one now, and, after blinking at the
present for while, creep back again
and curl themselves upfo a longer nap.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-27

the gray's ears and tho other or the
sorrel's heels. went hand over hand up
the taut rsins until felt safe to straddle
the front seat, and finally brace myself I
against the dasher. The gray still kept /
his head out and gore steadily on the |
bit, but the sorrel seemed TO have had
enough 20 in II, late scamper and J
pulled dead against him. Congratu-
lating myself that the doctors horse |
acted as a counter irritant on the |
drawing propensifes of his mate, I be- |
gan 10 be less entirely miserable in my |
new position. tucked the buffalo care
fully round my rs. and by the time |
Miss Bettie's laugh rang out from the
doorway, Iactualg plueked mp spirit to
turn one eye upoa her. But the other
was fixed ON the e as 5 ears like theoptic
of the ancient rlnriner, even while
nodded with q dismal aifectation Of jol-
lily. And Mayors Bly, the was saying;
''And you're quite sure they are safe,
are your
0enue as la1aoS' BIZ rs Tar az !
Know Aom ans>ftie1' SIMPLY. Due
ask inc man tna. ;,,''.si'7 en- nc utoso
them nom tne 81 ny. l4 ~ Una. yTons
oneer peen s1oo9p's ITO Neauy LIAR
OK L,erJurer ? So1 ''.'.gn
ny you s>5so sl' ~, ~ 49, -,
rS.' eo,.iu v1i' t.ss ~ 80. 1910.
anu -'i's7 - yes eye WIZ ''sss's's-
On r,e'
~ ts'' 1o,7 SPoAe'a, ny m .'0's'
SOU vas .o'H 9 Du11'l,s ueslIe ~
~ ial '',s'2 ~ Wv 'Is'.'''l upDn .lle
n..'s Z. ; e.,e' ~ po,s, ous 1iy ps''lo,l-
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(cONTINUED IN OUR NEXT IssUE.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
DICHMOND AND DANvILLE
III RAILROAD.

DICHMOND AND DANNILLE
In RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT p. 1870
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA;
anA N. SOUTHERN FKpRK-a iaiiy 10 A..
lsnta, Augusta. ard poiu, SCUM. con-
meets % 8rosnsbo for burtrm spt
RaieiRa st Salisbury Tor We3tssl
North CarpiinA. Passengers rsa taxa
eleepeg as N. Through si.oper,
from DanViu0 sontb.
GDAM ACCOMMODATION, d,.lY, exespy
Sunday, ~ Clover Va, aDt inter-
mediate poiRh.
100 A. N. VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
ExPk2ss, daily, through iraia .
Raleigh ga heysNiile. Councils N
Burheyille win Norfolk ana Ne-tora
railroad for FsrmVils. Lynehbufg,
sDi pons Woss, az ksTsYilis for
Clarssyille, OKfori, Henderson,, AL
Durham
sooP N. FASH MAIL, daily. Tor Atlanta. "A.
Eusla, and points S1gth. Connects a.
NOsslsys junction Win farnVi',
AMI Poshatan rallrosi n 3rsO0s-
boro' for Durham and Raleigh, a,
sslisbury for Hesiera Norm Carp
Ina Through sisopers from Dsa-
yllo south
COP N. LOCAL, deity. oHcsp, sunday. Zoe
Amelia Courthouse and inteSnoiisl,
po,nta.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
ss a. NJ From Atlanta aud Augua.~
st5 A NJ. From 1oolla Courthouse
40 r. N. Prom Raleigh
Ls5 r. NJ. AZ Rauchsg,er. from CloTsf
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cases, which contained the most costly
bracelet is empty.
THE pARAson pnrLb.


TIE PARAsoL DgrLb.
A trade journal recently illustrated
how the psrasol trick il done. A richly
dressed lady enters and asks to see some
diamond rings, at the same time cares
lessly hanging her parasol on the edge
OF the counter in order that she may
have both hands at liberty. Oddiy
enough, unless the jeweller or his ASSIST
ant keeps very sharp lookout, one or
two OF the rings are dropped into the open
parasol with lightning-li like rnpidity. the
beautiful customer gazing intently the
while into the eyes OF her victim. The
more laundering style Of first smashing
q window and then rushing OF with
whatever can be grabbed is rarely sue
cessul as far as the thieves are concern
ed, but the loss Of tho tradesman is much
about the same, for trinkets are difficult
things TO pick out Of muddy road on o
dark November night Taking all
things into consideration, it must
be confessed that the jeweller
vocation is beset with perils from
which other trades are free. IL,
therefore, their profits are some
times large, the inevitable risks they
run must in fairness be taken into ac
count. They must display their goods
and even under certain circumstances
trust them out OF their hands when
called on. Whatever precautions they
may take, no matter how carefully
planned. the astute criminal is sure sooner
or later to circumvent them. 1t Is to be
hoped, therefore, for their sakes, that
the new insurance company may prove q
success.
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A HUTZLER'B SONS.
~ ais east Broad street.


Looking forward to q possible advance
IN the prices of nearly oil Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods we have with an
intention to protect our customers
against all such advances increased our
stock beyond its immediate wants IN
nearly every department We have,
therefore, now on hand the largest and
best-selected stock ever shown on our
three floors, and cur usual low prices
will be maintained until an increased de-
mand shall require later purchases.
1t is especially to the interest OF retail
customers to buy without delay their
supplies of Blankets, tlannels, and
Woollen Goods, as there has already
been great advance in the prices. All
that we have were purchased during the
summer at the great trade sales, when
Blankets and Flannels were sold lower
than ever before known.
This season We show the best-selected
lines Of Ladies' aud Children's Wraps
we have been able TO procure. A de-
cided advantage is obtained by buying
early.
We shall open on Monday about 1000
pair Of Lace Observation-Disclosures,
Iamhours, Brussels, and Irish Points.
No such line has heretofore been shown
in Richmond, and they positively can
not be duplicated at the prices We will
sell them.
On our second floor we exhibit most
attractive lines of Carpets, Floor Oil
Cloths, Rugs, Art-Squares, Shades, and
Portieres. All orders in this department
promptly executed and satisfactory work
guaranteed.
A. ATfTZf FR's SONS.
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NUTTELDoRFEWs NEW GRAN.

MITTELDORFERS NEW GRAN
w IrE-FKONr STORE, III BROAD STRBEf.
DRE8S GOOD&-l you haven't bought your
fall dress you should By all means SEQ our OK
tonsiye assortment This 1osE fasLldioIs can bo
suited IN Color, fabric, and price, All the naT
solids stripes, plsifs, ana cascks Smoosn aud
rough-hnifhed materials In tho popular grades.
New 5erges Ia wnde. IN all shades, mono better
a. 65c. our prizes fec. yard stylish striped
kerges, yard WIDE tue 3)c. quality as 90. Ar1 (;
plaids At 10, i2H, 30, a., Is. and sec. We shOg :
tig line " now Plaids. BrOadciOths In solid
STRIPES and plaids from Soc, up. New LOmbinh
tons In Dress Rohss.--Wo have mics ass0rt-
msng Of thsso imported suits At lower prices
than they can DO imported for now. All-Wool
SNk-Finiahod Black henrietta, 90 Inches vide,
can't 10 beat at &c.. only 49, a yard. Dress
Trimmings sna, YslVets, Pushes, &C.. In un'
usual variety.
CARPETs-A complete line Of Carpets-from
the striped Hemp 10 the best Body Brussels ant
Nslvsts. Pretty Plaid Hemp. worth e0c,, Gor
lsc. yard: Ingram Carpets, good iOc. value 81
SEC. a yard: Good Wool Tuo-Py, value 75c,
only b5c. q yard. All Wool Thrse-PiY. worth 81,
our price stc q yard Now Patterns 10 Tapestry
the DC quality stssc. yard. big bargaln-tha
81 Brussels We are selling IN entirely nov pat
terms az ~ yard laid. Now Hall and STAR
Carpetiug in Ingram and Brussels. Hugs,
Druggists, aud Art Squares that will please you
IN pztterns, colore, and prices.
UNDERW EAk.-There isnit more attractive
department In cur house than the Lsfies Mus
lin underwear. The newest styles, the best
workmanship, good material. and exclusive pat
terns aro some Of tbs strong points va claim for
H. At the prices we have marked these goods
you will nnd Il cheap es making than. Win
ter-Wsisht Underwear for Ladies', Men, aud
Children IN every grade. For Children from l5c.
up; foe Ladies' from l9c. up; fer Men from z5c-
up.
JACKETS AND CAPgs.-LAdisS Blazers,
Refers, JacEeis, and Jersey Costs IA newest
novsltish Navy Blazer, embroidered collar,
s2sg value $3.50: Black Jersey JACKET. worth
$50 AZ san. Children's Reeisrs aud JscsSets-
new, stylisn garments in medium and ane
grades. Handsome line Of Plush, Fur, and As
tracnan Capes.
JEW8LRY.--Thl r. an entirely new DEPART
ment with Us, consequently everything is new
In design ana correct IN style.
ID. az. MTTTELDORFRR,
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lima "a Gentleman.

Il was rather knocked out, taken by
surprise agrecably surprised at that-this
morning." said my friend DR.. Pagan.
How WAS t?n ] asked.
well, you see there was just one good
square drink remaining in the little fiat
halfpint flask that / carried home last
night. II was on the small round table
close 10 a pitcher of ice-water, and looked
very tempting when up came jim from
tho hotel diniug-rOOm-you known jim
with 10y late breakfast. was still III bed
Sunday Il, rninc reading the paper.
Good morning, jim, sald.
"'GoOd mornin', SIR"
90 Anything new, Jim?'"
"'Eo, sr; fine, bright. cool mornin.'"
"'IIave drink. Jim ?"
"Now jim is fond Of his dram, and as q
emile o'erspread his honest face he looked
al that flask with critical eye. He sized
1t up and the situation with it,
"No. thank you, SIR" SAID jim.
Help yourself" | insisted.
That's all you got, amt it," said jim.
Yes, that's ALL
"Well, / guess / won't take any. Don't
need it. Thank you, sIr." and Jim went
out.
" 1t was neatly. it was delicately, it was
cleverly done. NV breakfast was over. II
was the last IN the flask from the day be-
fore, and perhaps needed it. Jim's a
gentleman"
/ begin to think now that DR.. Pagan IS en-
appreclativc sort Of person.
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A DyICE TO MOTHERS.

For over atty years MRS. WlSSL0W's
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used by mothers
for their children while teething. Are you dis
turbed at nigh, and broken otyour rost by sick
child suffering end crying with pain OF cutting
teeth. II 50 send at once and get bottle Of
"MrA wiaslow's Soothing syrup" for Children
Teething. Its value L. incsloulable. Il will re-
lisve the poor little sufferer Immediately. De-
pend upon f. mothers; there Is no mistake
abou. IL II cures Dysentery and Disrrhra
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind
Collie softsns the Gums, reduces Inflammation,
and gives tone and energy 20 the whole system
"hrs. WinsloW's soothing syrup" for children
teething Is pleasant 70 tho taste and 70 tho pre-
scripuon Of one u the oldest and best female
physicians aud nurses In the United States. and
lie for sale by all druggists throughout tho world
Price Is cents a bostle. Be sure and ask tor
mrs wISsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP"
sp l0-sodtJss1
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Figs and Thistles.
lndiSnarohs hams HORN.
God never made q homely face.

dOu utNOi iHo'V ~ A.NAN~'' A"NN'
The devil would rather put long
face on O Christian than sell barrel OF
whiskey.
A preacher who has praying church be-
hind him never has any trouble about
getting his salary.
The nearer you get TO the Fathers hand
the less the switch hurts
The hardest thing God has to do is to
tell a SINNER that He loves him.
Gods hold on man is uncertain as long
as the devils claws run clear through his
pocket-book.
If YOU do not avoid every appearance Of
evil the devil viii be certain to use you for
q stool-plgeon.
The man who can look at a Thermometer
on very hot day and 60 away and tell the
exact truth about it will DO to trust most
anywhere.
The cheyiot shirt. which was put on the
street about midsummer. has eaught on
in wonderful manner and already Is q
hot fayorite among lovers OF artistic linen.
The latest for fal1 wear will DO IN bold
black and white stripes. The collar aad
cuffs should be wen starched and the
former nicely turned in roll. Some M
sist that when vest is worn the bosom
should be starched. but u Is not at all ne-
cessary.
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WE ARE NOW PRESENTING
w rpAvnN pCpTnafTQ

w CRAYON PORTRAITS
In large numbers Free Of Charge, md the
recipients OF thcm are loud IN their praises
ani express their eatre satisfaction with hem
and With Us Ia carrying out 70 the letter ali that
we promised TO do. We viii during this weex
display snumber Of these picturos before de-
ltvering same to. our customers, ana All IN
teresled are invited to call and inspect thsnl
Don't put of until II is too late. From now un-
I'll Christmas Il the time We give you 70 spend
SO With US. Christmss-fsy We stop giving cou-
pOns, therefore coma now and continue 70 come
aud spend your quarters, your nifty cents, and
your dollars Win US aud Ia return receive cou-
pons equal I'm amount 70 your purchase until
you Will hsve secured $50 worth, ana Then bring
your photo 70 be copied. get the Crayon Portrait,
and you set II WITHOUT ANY COST.
The price Of ths picture Is never added 10 the
pricea OF our goods.
Tho popular heofer IN Beaver, Wide Vale.
CneYiot. snd Diagonal We sell at the very low
Touulsr price OF s..
Our stock Of Cioaks wac never so complete.
Tbs utmost caro- las been exercised 10 the Sc
lection OF our garments this season and We are
sure TO be able T. please you Ia Cloth or Piusn
Wraps, sui 20 m ths slze 81 your purse. Look
al Closks elsewhere aad thea como 20 Us aud
note the difference m style, quality, and price
ard We are sure 70 sell you.
Our jersey Coat, ~ t250 cannot be egualod.
We shsll oifer q special drive IN Ladies and
Gentomsns Heavy herinO Vests and Under
shirts his gess a. &c. apiece.
oar stock % Ladies Gontlemsn's and Chill
dren's Underwear IL really worthy 81 yout At
ieniicn, and our prices VIII merit your conii-
dence.
DRESS GOODS.
We are showing choice selection OF Dress
Fsorics Of all Kinds aud prices, consisting Of
Bfocades .. l2kc.;
Corded Csshmorcs rtl2".;
ladies' Double-W width All.Wool Cloth ns 25c:
Hsnristias AZ &c.
Plaid Flannels az &c:
Striped Sergns ~ CSC,
Hsnriattas az Co.,.
{ an Plaids a. &c..
tcrFes A. Soc:
striped Flsnnsls and ser2es a. Soc:
b-inch Habit Cloths az Soc, and nc &c and al
full line Of yicn effects.
NelYsts, ell shades a. 50, 7ic. ant II yard.
Held 4 pHALHlNER,
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How to Know Good Bank Notes.

IITIFE'' w.t.
A bright-eyed man has been down in
Third street talking TO paying and recoiv
ing tellers nj the different banks. He Is u
pedagogue. but his business Is not the
teachings of young ideas how to shoot. He
teaches old ideas how TO avoid being
caught. He is a conn0isseur in counterfeit
money. and he makes living teaching the
men in the banks who handle money how
TO detect counterfeit money. The teacher,
who was in Third street yesterday, has, a
new plan Of education. He instructs tho
clerks all about the points of good money,
and when he has taught them how to tell
a good bill he believes that then they viii
know how to detect counterfeit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
Departmental Appointments.

WAsHISoroN, October lS.-Samuel
Dickson, OF Virginia, has been appoint
"a clerk in the Office Of the Secretary OF
War. and Charles :. Rosesell, James w.
Poe, and John L. Reynolds, Of North
Carolina, clerks in the War Department.
Ex-Congressman Csbell, Of Danyille,
is IN the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
Not the Thing.
,n-s.cf. T--.o Dr.aa 4

They sat close together on tho Belle Isle
steamer. and he was heard whispering: -.
Darling. when we are married you shall
never be ashamed Of your clothes"
"WIll you buy me a sackl" she queried
in reply.
"Certanly. darling"
/" A real nice oney"
"Yes."
a genuine2n
AS good a sealskin az that lady has on"
"Sealskinl Why, hers is only plush
imitation" shriekd the girl as she turned
away in despair.
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with the Hon. Holland Doel and graduated
at the ALBANY Law College. he was elected
sheriff of Cortland county, n. y. on the
Democratic ticket in 1869. In 1873 be re-
moved 10 Fargo. where he has resided
now nearly thirteen years. lie entered
into the practice of law in company with
Colonel A. ID. Thomas, now Judge OF the
Enited States District Court. Mr. BEN
ton having charge of the business NJ
Fargo, and Judge Thomas at Dead
wood, where they also had an Office. IN
1881 the partnership was dissolved W; b.
Mcconnell. now Judge taking Mr..
Thomas's place in the firm. In 1886 he
was elected sheriff of Cass county. At the
expiration of his term as sheriff he en-
tered into partnership with. Charles +;
Amidon, since which time he has followed
his profession az the senior member OF the
firm Of Benton & Amidon.
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PosT-oFFICE AFFAIRS.

FOnrth-cIass pOstmhsters appointed To-
day: A. Harman at Santos, Floyd
county, Va. rice j. NJ. A. Slaughter,
resigned, and X. ID. Whitley, at Bris-
tow, Meoklenburg county, n. c., vice
W. ID. Price, deceased.
After October Doth the mail service
from Buchanan, N. c., TO Virgllna,
Va, will be increased TO six times u
week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

Doncaster. which during racing week is
thronged with the most brilliant society or
the Kingdom. At the late meeting tho
Prince OF Wales was not one OF the Dukes
guests. The Prince on receiving his inyi-
tation had mentioned the name Of a
certain lady Of RINK whom he would be
pleased 70 meet. Usually a royal wish SUI
fees. but tho Duke and Duchess have
certain ideas OF their own, and declined TO
comply. Accordingly the Prince remained
nrr.
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Job Printing.

The Dispatch Company are prepared
with unsurpassed facilities to execute all
kinds of Job Printing as promptly, neatly,
and cheaply as il can be done anywhere in
the country. Orders respectfully solicited
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done at as low prices az you pay for COM
mon work VIII cheerfully furnish est:
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your work to the Dispatch COMPANY and
thereby save money.
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AZ Some other Mark.

iJuogs.1
Amt Mary with horror: Charley,
is ii possible / beard you swear, you
wicked boy? Don't you know the an
gels are listening to every word you say |?
Charley calmly: Well, what il they
are j amt swearing at them.
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She Was Proper.

Lets go over to the grocery" said a
siI-yesr-old boy to a five year-old girl,
land get stick Of candy"
"Not unless | can secure achaperon,
James, " replied the little maid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
A Gfff-Edged Hint.


He: What are you listening 30 intently
for, dearest? Can you hear my heart
throb?
She: don't know, Arthur dear,
whether it's your heart or that new neck.
tie you've got on that hear.
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WHY Raw

az zee. John" said Mrs. Smalley,
"that there is big fight in Washington
over what they call raw wool. Does
anybody ever cook wool, John Z"
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Evils Of Racing.
Nav York Waehly.1

Employer (warningly)-I am in
formed. sir, that you attend horse-races
and bet on them.
Clerk (coolly)-I won thousand dol
lars last week.
Employer (excitedly)- vWhere dye get
y'r tips
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

NOTWITHSTANDING TIE Nc
IN KINLEr bill. the recent sharp advance In
all Leather Goods, and my reputation for being
HIGH yoa can get
sUNnEL cHILpBEN's GRAIN soLAR-rIP
Shoes atti:
MuNDELL's CHILDRES's PLAIN GOAT sHoEs
at 81;
MuFDELL's MISSES GOAT soLAR-TIP sHoEs
At $50:
YOUTHS VEAL CALF soJARTIP SHOES at
SL25;
BOYS BAY-sTATE ZEAL CALF LACE SHOES
atSi.S0:
LADIES GLovR.GRAIN and OIL GRAIN
BOOTS 81 si.7h
Ali of these goods are msdo for solid service
and can be depended upon, and can't 30 bought
for tho same money 20 the city.
oc ism j. "A. GRlG0, Pace Block.
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Just Like Newspaper work.

Farmer: You went over this ground
last week with the pillow, didn't you
Hired Man : Yep.
Farmer: Well. to-day you can look
after the narrowing details.
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Both Infiisposed.

lJuGge.l
Miss Blocker: "Tm under the wea-
Their this morning"
Miss Beacon-Street lof Boston,: "I,
too, am beneath the meteorological phe-
nomena."
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DAUGHTERS OF TIE REVOLUTION.
"Tho Hand that Rocks the Cradle Rules
tho World"
10y telegraph 70 tho Dispatchl

WAsHISGToN, October l8-At a meet
ing OF the Daughters of the American
Revolution to-day a letter was received
from Mrs. Harrison accepting the presi-
dency OF the society. Mrs. William Writ
Henry was elected ice-president for
Virginia, Mrs John Quincy Adams for
Massachusetts. Mrs Roger A. Pryor for
New York, and Mrs. s. V. Buckner for
Kentucky. The motto adopted is "The
Hand that Rocks the Cradle Rules the
World"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
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