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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

There ia q tide In the affairs Of millinery stores,
which. taken at is food, leads women TO for
tune aud hats and bennets st the loves! cut
prices.-SAaksspears adapted
We have now reached the very Hood OF our ebb
in the prices OF millinery. This is the last week
Of our great annual clearing sale TO make room
Tor holiday goods. and thsro are only few
more days bstorv our beautiful Christmas stock
will be displayed.
THIS WEEK WE WANT TO DO TWO WEEKS
WORTH OF BUSINESS. To DO this successfully
We propose to offer an Incentive. ond 70 start the
BAH rolling In tho Trimmed Millinery Depart
ment We viii give
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
Discount Of 20 Per Cent.

on all Trimmed Hats costing over s2. RRNEN-
Der, this is IN addition to the TREMENDOUS
MARK-DowN IN PRICES which we have al
ready made In this department And remem-
Der, further, that this docs not apply TO few
hats which have been selected, but cur entire
stock.
Some Of the leading bargains in Trimmed
Hats we will mention: Wen start with Colored
Felt Flats, the usual price OF which Is 7oc You
eau now buy a. half price-3sc. Blacks, same
style, isc,
MISSES FUR BEAVER FLATS, the !i.50 quail
lty, will sell this week at 75c; extra large FUR
BEAVER FLATS, Ia all colors-the ones We sold
al g. 3S-now $3.50.
FINE FRENCH FELT FLATS. in all eolors,
that were sold at 81. 80 ami Sis. now only 9'c.
BLACK FELT SHAPES, perfect goods, wide
binding going al 29'
TRIMMED FELL SAILORS, in all colors, zoe.
REDUCED PRICES ON ALI FINE FRENCH
FELTsin TURBANs AND WALKING SHAPES,
blacks and colOrs.
TIPS. WINGS, AIGRETTEs, PLUMEs, &C.. all
come in uR Ter the extra reduction IN prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
lBaSenent.|
Grand Holiday Display

Como and SEQ Toys, Dolls, Bric-a-B fae.
China, stAtusry, Clocks, japanese Goods.
Cutatask There 10 nothing in a Mechanical,
woodsn. Tin, or Iron Toy but what can be
found hero fricyolss, velocipsdss Wagons
eIelghs, CsrtA hooby -Horses. 1c.
D0LLsl DOLLS poLLsi
From tho smallest Baby Doll TO the largest
srd finest Bisoue-D Doll Dcfis for every child
in Richmsad and Nanchosssr.
SPECIAL PURCHASES SPECIAL PRICES
Eisysn-Ineh Bissus Doll, hid body, los.; 10.
Inch 9isqus Doll. sld body, dressed. gao. lsh-
Irsh Eis4as Doll. Kid body. scc. l<inoo Doll,
french bisqus, full dress. o0c.; ieIach bisqno
Dali QestAs. IA body. soa iA-lncn Jolassa Doll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

SAINTS, II. Il. Denoon, r. M. Spillman,
w. b. unders, +. N. Scarboro, ]. Q.
Damc. W. l.. Royal, James Bailey, W..
d. ChestermAn, George W. Minter.
Edward w. Bissell, Mr.. and Mrs. Deca-
tor Axtell, Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Branch.
Miss Ellie X. Branch, Miss Margaret +.
Branch, w. F. La Bontas, NJ. +. Mou-
tague, w. r. Johnston, Merriwether
Jones. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
ISliUerlcare and Cutlery


all kinds. The prices may be a third
those OF other houses, the quality IS the
best.
Moits Silver Sets-Knife, Fork, and
Spoon-for 42c. Where else less
than 75c.
Silver Table Knives and Forks. put up a
dozen In a handsome wooden box.
Warranted l2-ounce silver.
The best S4.12 q dozen lyory-handle
Caryers
Scimeter Knife, II inches, for S3.40 a
set. Where else less than five or six
dollars ?
Celluloid handles, 1929 set
Buck handle, 81 set.
Everything warranted the best steel or
they may be returned. All kinds Of
Silverware.
Colored Dress Goods, Mourning Goods.
and all Dry Goods at reduced prices.
The assignee sale OF
makes almost any kind OF Poob @
book you can can for less DOo'''
than one half general cost. -
ar. . .i S : slChizdren's BooSs
will be on sale some time during the
weak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
@oFEN
(oARAfY
S@

THERE IS A GREAT FAIR HERE
NOW, such as Richmond has never be-
held. You look to US every season to
supply you in all your wsnta The in
crease OF stock from last season is FIVE
TO ONE. Not department has been
sighted. The house is designed to ac-
commodste all the city OF purchasers
without being crowded to overflow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
PROPOSALS..

TINTED STATES ENGINEstih'- y.
FIcE. 95S east Main street Ha,-.ss-g
y. keysmtsrss. issO -fropos.s ~ III, 81
4. me Jsnes river, virginia, neAf ID =
and Al kingAani Reach WI - 49,, s- ,1fi
nom q, DEcEvBER IS i's9, ani ~. ~. 4, 8
Ths attention Of bidders Is ln1l.sl :, 90 Ft5
cnegrss.. approved February - - ysl tt.
ruarv vi. ISL, Volume 3, page - 900. "a
"a n.x. .it statutes 81 Large - IA. Il p :
esn he 80 of tho ressdss i-sns aee. ami.
S..s~xn WILLIAM NhA-S A
ssM Coicnsl OF sns so'i, ..,,,,llS
TINTED STATES ENGI sN,.sss ssi
| omee. soSN east Msin sfree 80. al
W ccsopsr Is. fssa. - Proposes ioi \, M, IsDss
s.cnsa.inz rocs irom The 81 snns' !. - ,.rltle.
rtxsr ssar Richmond. Va, iof Ias h, r,,s.ssi
=, msl,ress aykss aad ls!.les w. "a ga
s an. Ausa,loa is invited 10 As'' 800,
sSsrs,ea Fsoraars -, iSsA az x,, 80 " pa.
40 s,sra,ss st ia.gc. lDfor@ si9 ,,ssss,s. 40,
sn snolicatloa 70 hr c. =. I, pJailiIAsk
ss sls ssrses, Rlehnsad. Va En..s.sss
cEAISuILi, colsasl ,vrss nxls as
Csi,ed stsses Amy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
EXTEND THE CAR LINE.

Arrangements have practically been
made to extend the Electric-Car Line
through the property of the West-End
Land Company. This will make a cir
cult OF several miles, and will in sum-
mer-tims give the people a splendid
opportunity to take q country airing in
the cool of the day
Ii is the opinion OF some Of the to-
bacco-men here that Danville will sell
fifty million pounds OF tobacco this
year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
Postmuters cent,ymea.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December g.
The Senate has, confirmed the following
postmasters Alsbams-J. @. Goodloe,
Jr.. fuscumbia. virginis-A. @. Paul,
National Soldiers Home. Elizabeth City
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
A RIO SUN.

The sum of 800, 600 has been raised
TO build the hotel, and it will be equal
in its appointments to any in the State.
Half dozen of the largest tobacco-fac-
tories ever built here are now in course
of construction, and five of the hand
soonest brick dwellings ever built on
Main street are receiving the finishing
touches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
FOR RENT.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS To-
~ sECCRE TENANTS At once n
FOR KRNT


No. s05 east Lsigh street; 900 Der .,,,,.
no sz west Gr.cs street; $3.50 oar sn,.,a.
10 ~ esi Lsigh street: so per snrg-s
NO ~ south Fourth sr.el: fio0 r.r 49,
10 lsit east Brosi street. 30 per 49,
no 83 north 2,;s sTeot: SEQ psr ssr'.. '''
y" zsl1 east Broad street. no Der &c..
NO. Hl Reservoir street: $50 psf .rr.,.
no i95 north Beech street 1l41 o., 49,.
70 Ss rest hain street. 100 PEI sns4-s.
70 x95 SOUTH cherry street. 6 ~ per s-r-..
10, 10 south second s,rset. Ist0-.,...l-.
No. go north 23d streat: GAO Der s.gI,, ,''' =
10. 5Is norih Ssth street. tis0 per sr..~
No. 200 east isigh street: 81 per o,r,f,
no. 90 nor.h 9ih street suo rsr saa..,
no li9l Taylor street; 81 per NOM.
10 1915 Nost carr street. siLsrer maj.
NO. rs Reservoir street. ~ ~ tar r,.,., 10
No. 1881 Sosi Marshall street. fi9r.- ,'....
No. u Re'9ry0ir street; g. per iao...
No. north Ihiriiefh street: 81 Bon moan.
- hosoy street: so pcr ma0fb
No 5ll north 2fth Stree. g. per u.rtt
and SMALLER HOUSES cis8rl-ra
Phone 80 TAN.. % prR,
He t-lt 1913 east Msfrt.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
THE TOWER,
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.
JULIUS SYCLE & Son,

Our Holiday Department crowded
with gifts suitable for ladies, children,
and gentlemen. Come and select your
presents now while the stock is complete.
We will lay aside any article you may
select and send Christmas eve. This is
done to keep you from waiting until the
last day to select. In our Holiday De
partment you will find Bsque Dolls,
Wax Dolls Kid Dolls, French Dolls,
China Dolls, and unbreakable Dolls.
Carriages with and without parssols.
Carriages with springs.
Carriages from PC. to $3.50.
Wagons for the baby.
Wagons for tho lads.
Wagons from Zoe. TO 1926.
Desks for boys and girls. We have
Writing Desks in three styles
Chair Swings s2.5O-can be used as
bed.
Combination Chairs, used also as a step
ladder.
Toy Trunks with roller tray (the child
cannot hurt its back lifting trays).
Toy Trunks from G0c. to 81.
Tables from SOC. to 81.
Beds 80 inches long finished in oak only
sL25.
Cradles from 25c. to 81.
Swing Cradles 50c.
BICYCLES -regularprice $40, ourprice S27.
Velocipedes from $3.50 to 81
Tricycles from $3.50 to $40.
Reed Nursery Chairs 81.
Wood Nursery Chairs SOC.
High Chairs SOC. to 81.
Rocking Chairs &c. to sl25.
Drums from 25c. to 81.
Infant Baskets, Working Baskets, Scrap
Baskets.
Shoe-Brush Stands and Holder for 81. 2h
Spice Cabinetssl.25.
Three Corner Cabinet sl.25 TO s..
Towel Rack with mirror $3.50.
Hobby-Horses from 81 to s225.
De1ters from 9Oc. to Sl.50.
Buck and Saws 800. to 81.
Footballs 75c. to sl.75.
Tool-Chest SOC. to sl.25.
Pianos 81.
Metallophone SOC. 10 sl.25.
Children's Bureaus Doc.
Children's wash-Tu Sets 45c.
Wheelbarrows &c. to sl.5O
Iron and Wood Wheelbarrows.
Cannon from 25c. to 81.
Violins, Magic Lanterns, Scales.
Stoves, Kitchens, Butcher Blocks,
Rubber Balls, Celluloid Balls,
Rubber and Bone Rattlers.
Sailing Ships 81.
Grocery Store and stock an for5'c.
Doll House SOC.
Stables jOc
Paint Boxes, Games, Dominocs, Lottocs
Illustrated Books from 3 to soc.
5000 BOOKS BY BEST AUTHORS, ONLY 2ic |
% =
Swinging Lamps and Parlor Lamps;
Umbrella Stands and Smoking Sets
Bisque Figures, Vases, Toilet Sets;
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Mugs, Shaving
Mugs, Fancy Cups and Saucers;
Persian Silver. Manicure, and Toilet Sets:
Plush Boxes with Shaving Sets;
Ten-Pins, Bufalo-Bll Guns, Moving
Spelling Blocks
We have thousan Of other goods
suitable for Holiday Gifts. Ties in Fancy
Boxes, Initial Handkerchief for ladies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

N,M9 per anuum, 80 2 west Nah STRAIT -
rooms-all modern C. aysnienre.
sW yer snnpm. NJ ili0 Cag'rl sf-,s. ,
rooms-ali molsFn imprlvemon'a BE-
800 per slnlin, No. 90 cass Marcia ...s...
- rooms-iu n'co order.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
So per annum, ~. 3.gvssi Nla s.r,. ,,
ruCms-.u Ierfcci Crfcr
ta' p'r auugm. SO. 13 north Irr-r....
en-. '-' q ro.rs. hafh. tr.
tl-l qer molth. So. ~ norm sa.s.. ..,.
street. room.
H'r'f month, $50. .,f s1lh Issrsi ,-..t. =,
ROOMS
uile- sNALLpfACES trr'.t,
tkANh 3D. Uf.f .t ...
de t-it rH.f. T....... ...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
The COHEN CoMpANY-Continued.

teeth and curls, Soc; f@rnch Sleeping Dolls.
ESQ 17-Inch Doll. kid body, bisque head, coc {:
on TO tns nnest mads-all ct one half the resu-
lar price. Dump Barrows and Wagons at &C.
ssch: Boys Perfect Wagons, asc.; Eosh's Arts,
70. Double Riders, Csc. Hor9es on Wheels. 29c !;
English Cars, 3se. Largo Goats. $50. Fancy
Wagons CSC. Railroad Trains, PC; Picture
Wsgons. &C.; Boys and Girls on Platform, 30. !;
Trucks, double horses. ti.3s; Dog and Rider.
Y2c. whistins Locomotive, s9c., Locomotives
Vim s..s &c I HORN with IL h s:ns
Cd Animals, 100. Performing Acrobsts, 23c. |;
Chicken Dispute. &C.; I'VE jolly Darkies, &c. !;
Furniture Set, Soc. Palace-Coach Trains, si29;
schoenut Piano, 49c. (: Chairs, i5c. :
large Steamboats,. CSC. See the Milking Cows
and Crawling Baby now exhibited. Double
Horseshoe Flys, 69c.
Hundreds and thousands Of other Toys at
prices 70 suit every body,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
EAST TENNESSEE AND OANVlLLE r. R
The Road to re Built to Bristol-Dan-
yille's New Buildings.
Especial telegram to the Dispasch.l

Top"OIbI t'IVkI aTH 70 NV h'l9V1V0II'l
DANvmLE, Va, December 6. The di-
rectors Of the Danville and East Ten
nessee railroad met here to-day.
Present, General Thomas Ewing. presi-
dent; T. ". NJ. Draper, chief engi-
neer (; II. A. Hitchcock, treasurer; Bar
ton Myers, and j. p. Harrison. The
first business OF the board was to fill va
cancies. which was done by the election
Of the following gentlemen as directors :
J. L. ID. Ryder, Of Newgass & Co, Lon
don, at present a director in the Atlantic
and Danville railroad Il. NJ. Stewart,
Wortley, vice president OF the Atlantic
and Danville, and Charles I. Prego, a
Chicago banker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

The receipts of peanuts continue
large and all Of the factories are kept
very busy. The shipments this week
were between l,50G and 1900 bags.
There has been a scarcity Of coal here
for some days and dealers have been
unable to meet the demands except for
hard coal. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
NEW BUILDINGS.

The city is now erecting new market
house on Main street and a new public
school building on Loyal street. Both
buildings are OF brick and will be fin
ished in modern style. The new Mill
tary Institute building is now nearing
completion and is sn ornament to the
city. Ii is modelled after the Virginia
Military Institute building at Lexington,
and ia large enough TO accommodate q
large number OF pupils. On the 1st of
January workmen will begin to pull
down the Arlington hotel building, and
a modern first-class hotel will be erected
on that site.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
OBJECT NOT KNOWN.

After the meeting the directors took a
special train on the Danvile and New
River road and made a trip to Leakes-
vile, the exact object Of which Is not
known. The purity was met by Major }.
Turner Morehead, of the Cape Fear and
Yadkin-V Valley road, and entertained Mt
his home. They all returned to this
city tonight, and most of them went to
Norfolk tonight. Everybody here is
delighted with the result of the meeting.
Bishop White will visit the church at
this place tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

1.-THE melancholy days have come Z"
with coughs etc. Use Dr. Bulls Cough
Hysgp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
WITH CLOSED DOORS.

The meeting was held with closed
doors and little is known of the business
transacted; but | am told by one in au-
thority that it is definitely decided to
build the road from Danyille to Bristol
as rapidly as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
PERSONAL NOTES.

The funeral of Frank Schwink took
place to-day. His was the sixth death
among the members Of Appomattox
Lodge Of Odd-Fellows within the past
year.
A very pretty german was given last
night in the Grays' Armory under the
auspices of the High-Street Club. 1t
was given in honor of Miss Mary Gray
Clifton, of Loulsburg, n, c., and Miss
Alice Lyell Jones, OF New York, who
are visiting friends in the city. There
were twenty couples on the floor.
The colored Republicans here are
greatly dissatisfied with the Administrs-
tons treatment Of the colored people in
the distribution OF the Government Of
fees. In very strongly written editorial
TO day in one Of the colored Republican
papers published here this dlssatisfac-
ton is plainly expressed, and the state
ment is made that should Harrison be
nominated for re-electian he will be
Overwhelmingly defeated, aud that, too,
by the cOlOTed vote mainly,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
A ne" i 3ee Of PARIS Jewe1ry

for tomorrow. Solid Silver, Solid
Gold. Every conceivable novelty. The
correctness or price conforms with quail
ty every time. The department is placed
on main floor, centre aisle.
In Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Hosiery,
Ribbons, Gloves, Gentlemen's Furnish
ings, Leather Goods, Ruchings, Books,
Linens, Furs, and Toilet Articles alone
we have made preparations to double
last seasons business. All these depart
ments are gathered to draw advantages
to you that are beyond possibility Of
mentioning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
4 R'ch and rare.
Handsome an d
Bought at n
sacrifice. VIII be
.,f,t - a aarrffira
Gind--G Glass.

Italian ORR smsnts, 81. 90 value sas0 Persian Or
naments, CSC. value 81: Totay Card-Receiyers,
si.5o value 1880; Bronzed Ornaments. 2ic.: Ice,
Pitcher Ornaments (Belleck-Wsrel at 2ss yaiuo
So: Sets Of After-Dinner Cups and Saucers IN
handsome silk case, Fronch china. 81 s6.46 per
set Decorated China Toiet-sets with Jar NJ
s6.99 per set: Imported Toilot-sets, Beautifully
decorated, value tl2, at $50
DINNER AND TEA-SErS,
SPECIAL OFFERINGS,
DINNER AND TEA-SRTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
SUCCESSFUL MISSION SERVICES.
The Jesuit FATHERS McAvoy and Baroem
at petersburg--"HoiyM atrimony."
tco-rsspondsnce OF the Richmond Dlspatch1

The Jcsuft Fathers mcAvoy ana bAr"v"
ut Petersburg--"H Holy Matrimony."
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspstch1
PETERSBURG, December 8, 1890.
The mission services which have been
conducted at ST. Joseph's Catholic
church this week by the Jesuit Fathers
MoAvoy and Bsrnum have been at
tended with the most gratifying success.
Large audiences have been present each
day, and tho sermons have been highly
instructive and marked with great ability
and clearness. These services will be
brought to close tomorrow Sunday.
At l0:30A. NJ. a sermon will be delivered
by one OF the Fathers on Holy Metri-
mony." At $50 p. NJ. there will be a
solemn reception into "the League OF
the Sacred Heart" with appropriate
services. At night the mission will be
closed with a sermon on "The Peril of
Denying Honor to tho Mother Of God, "
followed by the renewal OF the bsptismal
VOWS, the Pspsl blessing, and the
solemn benediction Of the most blessed
sacrament
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
= ! ' 8 3 CAi1dren's BOOTS
viii be on sale some time during the

Owing TO the large recent
failures we have made
heavy special purchases
and win continue our
great saorifics sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

EORRENT. THAT FIRSTCLis5E
:. DWELLING No. 90 BFanku8 street. -
b.t~e,n Jefferson and Madison, ..f.-f't
rooms besides kitchen ana servants ..-' 80
al rOisru Improvements I'D.
400, thai DESIRABLE Dwelling
Clay street, between Ninth SUI Ir., HI
rooms al mOisrR improY9mens ..t.i
Glso O large sable m to premises
%. sELUDs TAYLOR kr'f.
Peal Estats Agsuts 81 lr.......t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

EIOR RENT, FIRST Ahir
a SECOND FLOORs-f11r roous ea D.
water, hath. sni on couYouiencor 30
modoia'e Apply a. 5l.t caN Loi8l ''..-'
seventh snd kighih sireo.a COIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
TOR RICHMOND.

On Monday Fathers McAvoy and Ber.
mum will leave for Richmond TO assist
in mission services in that city. On
Monday, December 18th, Father Mo
Avoy will commence mission services at
Fortress Monroe.
Rev. DR.. Bledsoe, pastor Of the Wash
ington-Street Methodist Episcopal
church, will deliver a special sermon on
Sunday night on the subject of "The
Moral Phonograpb."
A DESERVED COMPLIMENT.
The District Board Of Stewards has
raised the salary of Rev. Mr.. Twitty.
the new presiding elder Of the Peters
burg district, from 1900 TO $1,000.
and in addition the snm OF $500 has
been appropriated 10 furnish his resi-
dence, A very deserved compliment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

EOR RENT, No. Go NORI
4 qsnih street, oirhi rooms: fln
No. 1916 rest cary street. Ok rooms,
bot water, &C.: f1JA
No. 2s00 east MArshaii, cignt rooms A.
lot: 40. bufiOS
a, 7It 1914 NnIn ......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

EOR RENT.-ANY ONE DL n
~ STRING 70 rent a DESIRABLE nAI-
can fnl itin mo VALENTINE HOC7f rf,'
81 Smith and Bread streets beA...-. f-i
with al cOnYsnlonces.
GEORGE T. cRAWfDtD.
dsf3t 100 Ha1k sItsl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

SPECIAL OFFBRINGS
China Tea-sots att7.50 value 5000, at 81 worth
SO; Tea-SetS at 1874 value s.; English China
Dinner-sets, 100 pieces, at $3.50: Decorated Din
ner-Sets, Carlsbad china, value t32 at $50: Deco
rated Dinner-Sets. French china, 100 pieces,
value SIS at f22: French China Cuspadores. Az;
China Bone Dishes, 24c. per dozen; one lot Gus
padores, full size, al &c. each; one odd LOT Gus
padOres NJ l0c.
! odd lot Platos. ssueers, and Caps at lSc. per
dozen: China Salt ana Peppor-Shakers, &c,
each i5-inch Mest-Dishes, "a. Covered sugar
Dishes, 25c.: ERrthenware Teapots, popular
size, l5c.; EKtra-1hi Water Tumblers, regular
price 81 per dozen-4sc; Hotel Goolcts, regular
price 81 per dOzen-e6c.; Wine Sets, 9oc PER
sst-value $3.50; Imitation Eich Cut-Glsss Wa
ter-Gobleis at g. each; Framed Pictures and
Mirrors. Lamps, Baskets, and Doll-bahy Cer-
rages at special prices: Work Baskets asserted
sizes, nj &c. $50 Toilet Sets, fun sizes. highly
decorated, at DC per set: Japsnnei Bread
Boxes. &c.. worth S5c. Toile. Paper, e. pack
age; 2-qusrt Covered Buckets, &c.
II, -, 10, and II east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
largest Richmond could not hold the crowds l" came to our
great Of last week greater than ever Inc equal this
sale has never be- known before
Fine TaiIor-Made Clothing
30 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.

Conare these PRICES other clothing merchants:
will buy Suit Getaway other merchants sell them Tor So
will buv Suit merchants sell them for S25O
Plaid Wod Suit of which we make special mention
I worth si5 will sS to $780, and ALL of
SIG sl7, sls, $50, and 500 Suits cut down to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

LTOR RENT, MANSFIELD
p STORE No. IA, between seventh
E.ghn. usELDON TAYLOR $50
Gs .-gt corner Bank and klcEeutb 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

NOR RENT. THAT CENTEAf-n
= LY-L0CATED DWELLING No 81 ao'..l o.
TEelith street Wil b. put Ia uios 0rirr
CHEWING A kOsk Affs..
90 1-eodgs No 3 north Team .-.t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
OTHER SOCIAL NOTES.

Miss May Miller has gone 10 WASH
(ngton on visit to her grandmother,
Mrs. General Haskins.
Mr.. Arthur Rodell, OF Suffolk, Va,
Was hons on visit Sunday.
The following Richmonders have re-
Eistsred q the Hygeis Hotel during the
week X. i. Powers and wife, Mira
Charles r. Lathrop, Mrs. Charles p.
Stokes, Miss Bessie Martin, Miss Emma
RaskadAlA John ]. Dornsy. u +. PAs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

NOR RENT, SEVERAL Nlrf5
n FIrE-ROOM HOUSES on Graham .trrt.
fult11 tlst NO cBn rent low ~ early fra 1.t
dorm DENOON, TUPPkk 81 CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

EoR RENT. FOR A 1LEh Ot
Z years, DESIRABLE iOr a. .-. i'
oo.i. ana r0al-yari. 90 ne nora 3 ir
-.sst lusl bsy0n1 10 nagtti t.'fa
FONTS l0I fssg on Broad street aei fi''
tw,sr parallel lines to 10 hicln.--'
tl... .urg ami P0f0r Ie r7'IrQai,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

EOR RENT.-THOSE FspF q
4 CtALLY ATTRACTIVE uOrsfs H III
Main street between Jefferson arI Nt.t.r
streets are now ready fof oe.lra..r r..,
must te seen 20 b. nppfs .Ate.I arI ...t. b..
guest of really deFiralic, thorough q. ...f4.
comp eye and attractive homes 60 u.. y
call f0f no keys 40 examine iForl.
JAMES %. ELAM. lll8 east 9t.a ..r.s.
Phone TIi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

OFFICES FOR RENT-ONE
" West. Johnston E Co., 'n tho Han.
winch 81 building, aud over The National
Virginia Apply 20
FRANK Z. NIL CO..
30 IN onorti eleventh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

TOB RENT. EITHER IHEF
J 4l"sp or SECOND FLOOR 40 70. assiH-
Nalu -.r..t also OSK ROOM FURNISHED 10
tSfJ HNlshED suitable for ols orts1 ge1lt
MON fsI-lf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
$780,,

which there Richmond Astounding as may seem the as
ton we nevertheless and openly declare that UNDEiSEL
any clothing house in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

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