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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-06-27
An Enemy Of Flies.

A little eamphor placed in every
windowsill will keep out flies except
in the kitchen, whore the temptation
is stronger and the remedy of ne
cessity is little more stringent. But
a little oamphor sprinkled on the
cookstoye now and again will drive
out the pests and keep them out,
while twill also neutralize the un-
pleasant smell of cooking.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-06-27
Breaking It Gently.

ALEX. SIMPSON, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
ia Is. w&sa2t, swltwlt
VNHE TOWER,
Il All AND 2o3 EAST BROA Do sInhSh'

NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
Wool Cashmere, % inches wide, only IKE;
Wool Plaid, 81 inches wide, In all coiors, zoc;
4Oc 44-inch Gray and White and BLACK ana
White Plaids, SOC. 36-inch Henrietta, In oil
shades, Csc. Fine All Wool SILK. Hen
rieita. SOC. /; All shades In me Broaaelotn, "a
inches wide; 800 yards OF Remnants OF me
satteeps. Skc. Dress Goods Remnants In all
colors and qualities at half price.
Remnants of OUTIN0s, regular IN and l5c.
goods, only loo, all choice patterns 6sp aaS
and LiNKN LACKS from lc. yard up lot OF
MISSES and CHILDREN's BLACK HOSE, full
Regular-MAde, sizes from TO 81, only l2hc !;
BLACK DRESS GOODS n a. pics s,t Anu ga zap
HRNkIETfA; GRNTLEM RN'S NECKWEAR In
all the newest styles LADIES' SWISS RlBbED
VESTS, real good, &c. LADIEysWlsS RIBBED
VESTS at lOc; grand display Of SPRING
GINGaAMS at 81, 10, and I2sc. Just received !;
FRUIT OF-LOOM BLBACHED COTTON, SIC. .
full line OF HAMBURG EDGlNGs and iNskkI-
mus at g. 4, 8, 81, 81. 10, l2H, Is l6,, Is, ".
latest designs; MERIAAcK PURcALEs for
Boys shirt-Wass only Sc. (; the best IMPORTED
PRRCALRs, full yard vide. 10 and AYE, besufi.
full patterns; SPRING CALICOEs, 81: good
CASSIMERE for mon and boys wear, 25c.; good
KENTUCKY JBANs for BOYS wear. i6s5c.: fine
ALL WOOL WHITE FLANNEL, 25c.; q full line
Of BLKACHED and USBLBACHRD SHEET
INGs % TABLE oils a. c6 aeS rs, ysr Z,
Sc. AILsLINEN HUCK-ToWELs, 10 and is1Sc.,
good size.
LADIRS UNDERwEAR.-Ladie Chemise, %.
81, 80, a. IS, a. and 60c-these are all made and
| trimmed nicely; Corset Covers. rs, 81, 42, 40,
! and Soc, all nicely made and neatly trimmed ;
Drawers Is, 81, 8k. 20, az, 4b, aud b0c.the came
as above; Gowns, %. 50, 90, 50 60, and T5c.work
4 mgnship and material satisfactory Skirts, Sk,
"A IS, so 50, So and 75c.-good length and width,
| nicely made. LADIES' aud CuILDREN'S Coz
| sANERS at one halt coet price TO close out the
stcck; WINDOW SHADES, with spring Rollers,
| at 25c q window-this a Job lot and some OF them
| are worth ESQ. CARPETS at great sacrifice 70
close out our stock 70 make room for spring
| goods. JULIUS sfCLE SON,
ia 2s-2t POI and 900 east Bread street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
Norfolk and Western and Richmond

NOrfOlK ana western anu fNlcninOhu'
The Norfolk and Western people will
no doubt give careful hearing to the
views of the Chamber of Commerce CON-
mittee appointed TO confer with them on
the subject Of securing the construction Of
q branch Of their road TO Richmond.
At present the company seem to be con-
tent with their traffic arrangements with
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
and they look for better facilities over this
line when there are two tracks between
this city and Petersburg.
In other words. 1t will take inducements
20 make them build branch so long as
they can do their Richmond business as at
present.
This is the simple and narrow question.
and we state il canddly, 80 that cur people
may prepare themselves 10 meet 1t. TX we
are in earnest we will DO glad TO know what
obstacles we are to encounter; il we are
not in earnest. the sooner we drop the SUBJ
ject and 60 TO talking about something
else more profitable the better
II would be well, We think, for the
Chambers committee TO proceed TO secure
concert Of action between the city and
those country people Interested, and thus
united, and after necessary information has
been obtained. we should prepare state
ment of what we can and will do towards
aiding the company.
II will sift down TO this at last.
II we want the company TO help US, We
must begin by helping ourselves. II is an
age when we cannot wait for trade to come
10 us; we have to 60 out and fiud II and
offer inducements and advantages. Sc
as 10 railroads to great extent.
Our whole point is this: II We truly want
this branch road let Us set about it in Q
determined business way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
Reluidere.street Track.

The City Council viii doubtless approve
the recommendation Of the Street Com
mittee that the passenger trains be allowed
70 use the connection-railway track for q
year longer.
Public sentiment overwhelmingly favors
thia. II would be strange fit were not so.
While all the rest Of the cities OF the conn.,
Try are begging railroads to come to them,
for as TO be expelling one Of our chief
lines would strike the world as suicidal.
Many other cities allow railroad compa-
MES far more privileges than we do here.
We have never intimated that the pass
age OF trains along Belvidere street is not
an annoyance. II Is. But 1t viii be less so
when tho freight trains are removed. The
company should be compelled to reduce
the annoyance TO the miniraum. Il Is one
OF those cases. 80 numerous. whore some
must suffer for the general good. The
New York elevated roads furnish most
conspicuous example Of this character, and
no one proposes TO tear them up.
We say. let there be the amplest discus
sion. and then let the oity Council come
10 vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %. 1891.
Beware

OF course the Democrats in the two
houses Of Congress have not allowed them
selves 10 be deceived nor induced TO follow
false scent by the failure of the Senate on
Monday 10 continue the consideration OF
che closure rule. IL does look, however, as
n the signs we're propitious, and we cannot
bat indulge in the hope-"hope against
hope" az we quoted on this subject the
other day-that republican government is
not yet Of an end on this continent. A
government of the people, by the people,
for the people" may be the heritage OF
our grandchildren's grandchildren IT we
succeed in defeating the force bill Mt the
present session Of Congress. But III ORDER
10 this end there must be no mistakes
made. no false estimates OF strength In
dulged In by the Democratic members Oh
either house. II IL true that the division
of Monday ought to have the effect OF
making the friends and the opponents OF
the force bill divide upon the line OF that
bill, 10 which, it is reported, there Is
greater opposition than to the closure
rule. II is true also that every vote which
causes the Republican senators to declare
their opposition to the force bill, either
directly or indirectly. viii operate as an
inducement to other senators who are hos
tile 10 such legislation to array themselves
under the standards upheld by the enc
mics OF the force bill and by the friends OF
the people. and by the advocates of the
rights of the States-particularly IN the
last case-the right to elect their own con-
gressmen in their own way.
We have again and again expressed the
opinion that the Democrats in Congress
ought to ilibuster against the passage OF
appropriation bills, or bills of any other
kind-whatever their name or however i'm
portant their nature-as means OF CON-
passing the defeat Of the force bill. To
allow all tho measures which the Republi-
cans desire 10 get through Congress to be
hurried through the two houses because
the force bill has met with discouraging
accident Eve fear it was an accidental
majority that dropped the closure rule on
Monday would be for the Democrats in
those bodies to walk into trap which, If
not set for them by their enemies, will
none the less "crib, cabin, and con6ne"
them as victims of their own false confidence
and provide way Of passing the force bill
after all indispensable legislation has been
perfected. OF course, the Democrats in
the two houses will not suffer themselves
TO be caught in a net spread for them right
before their faces. 1t is not the southern
Democrats only that are using all the
means at their command to prevent the
passage of the force bill, but the Demo-
Gratis of the entire country. The Demo-
cratic party has not for years been so tho
roughly united and sincerely in earnest in
their opposition TO any of the wicked inca
sures of the wicked party that is now
struggling to perpetuate by force-as they
cannot perpetuate by notes.-the rule of
the worst of parties under the lead Of the
worst Of men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
Small Ware.

lOO-yards Black Sewing Silk, &c. each ;
3OO-yards Colorei Spools OF Flax
Thread, DC.
Solid Head Needle-Point Gilt-Edge, best
quality English Pins, DC. u;
Cantbendem Steel Pins, &c. 4;
Double Cloth Tape Measures, &C.;
Safety Pins, &c. q dozen;
Best Nickel, Sc. dozen;
Best Clock-Spring Tape-Measures, 10
and 19c.
Black or Colored Hat Pins, for lc.
Needle Books 4c. (;
3-9 Needles. 1c. paper;
Linen Tape, all widths to I inch, for lie.
apiece
White Elastic to inch width, Sc. ayard ;
Silk Braid Slipper Laces, black or col
ored, &c. pair
Mohair Shoe Laces (black). 2 pair for
To-;
Fast-Bl Darning Cotton, balls for
&c. each;
Pure-Silk Garter Webb, 10c.. remnant
Of I yards;
Darning Cotton, all colors. on cards,
for 1c. !;
Calf Money Purse for 80. (;
Gentlemen's Seal Bill Books, &c.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

| II IA shall inflict mortal wound upon the
party which IL now engaged in the neia'
nous work Of rendering the battles of our
fsthers useless shedding Of blood and
DESTROYING the free institutions they
framed for us and handed down TO us.
Tho Boston Globe takes the right view OF
this matter. We quoteits telling words;
"T'he discreditsd majority has no business 70
DO anything ~ this post-e'cciion session cxssp'
pass the neceseary appropriation bills ana 90
home Tho Democrats win be jusunea 70 ae-
fsatng even shose II that Il nscessary 70 we %
feaI 81 the infamous forcs TIL II no appfopris-
tloas are made, President hsrrison can osn ,ne
new Congress together tmmooiasey 49,,
the tta Of March when there Will DO simple tine
60 DO ali necessary work 81 thas kind peiorc w
begiuuing OF the next fiscal ye>r no
the peoois or Government viii snber oy nliDus-
terins and n the repudlstcd majority a,,smp's :
70 pass bii. that the people hase conacn,
fitbossering will become Tho highes' psuios'o
duty"
Truer words were mover spoken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
voice from aoston.

Massachusetts, and Virginia are united in
their hostility TO the force bill ss they sere
united in l7se against the stamp act. We
should say rather that the patriotic Demo
ossts in both States are as jealous now In
Agbting the battles Of freedom as the
people Of tho SEINE States worein the Reyo-
linton fighting the same sort OF battles.
The shot that was heard round the
world was Aired by men engaged
~ no bsttm csuss than that which
now enlists the sympsshies OF the men
Who sfand for the party OF The people
nd combat for the rights Of the people.
Their shot viii b. heard round the world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
COuRT ORDERS.


VIRGINIA. IN THE SUPREME
v COURT OF APPEALS, HELD AT THE
STATE COUhT-H0USE, IN TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND, ON TUESDAY The 18TH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1881:
John L Hurt and others, Upon an appeal
Appellants, from decree pro
against nounced BY the
Sue W. Brooks, Joseph Y. Circuit Court OF
Haley and Mamie u. Ha- ftbe County OF
Icy, his wife; Il. Z. VIII Campbell, on the
ltsms and Mary II. VII gsth day % Octo-
liams, his wife, and others. Der, 1880
Appeilses.
The object OF the petition died In this cause
Is 10 have the decree OF the said Circuit Court Of
the county OF Campbell reviewed and reversed
by the Supreme Court Of Appeals OF Virginia.
And affidayit having been made and nled
that The appellees Joseph Il. Haley and Mamie
NJ. ha.ey, his wife, aud n. l. Williams and
Mary NJ. Williams, his vile. are non-residents OF
the State Of Virginia. they are required 70 ap-
pear nere on the 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1881. after due publication hereof once q week
for four weeks Ia the Richmond DfsTateh, then
and there " answer the said appeal, and 70
have a rehearing OF tho whole matter therein
contained.
ACopy-Tes,e: GEORGE X. TAYLOR, C. G.
X. q. II. KEAs. for petitioner. 10 is-W4s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

The authorized statement was made N
Baltimore financial circles Monday that the
syndicate to provide funds for the CON-
pletion of the Roanoke and Southern rail-
road TO Roanoke, Va, has secured $500, 900,
the amount proposed.
II is stated that the completion OF the
road to Winston, N. c., from Roanoke
"pow assured without delay, will give II
connections with the Norfolk and Western
the Baltimore and Ohio, and the Georgia
Carolina and Northern roads"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
A GENTLEMAN GOrNGNN


N abroad for his health will sell for 80
500 cash his HANDSOME, HIGH-BRED, FASH
TROTTING AND ROAD HORSE, CHESTER
WILKES, sired by George Wilkes, first dam y a
yorite, by Daniel Lambert; second dam Cor
DELLA by Chester Chief; third dam Kate seeley,
by Bay Richmond: fourth dam julia Btice, by
imported Belltounder. Chester wilkes IA seven
years old, l5H hands high, and weighs 1000
pounds: Is without exception the most perfect
gentleman's family and road horse 10 the city;
very stylish and finely turned: has full name
and tail; needs no boots or toe-weights; OF great
courage and endurance; does not shy or pull;
perfectly safe for the most timid person: not
afraid Of cars or any obstacles In the road. He
has as fine a strain OF blood IN his veins as can
be traced to any trotter OF the age; he shows his
fine resding. and hes never trogtsd for money,
and has no public record, and will make very
valuable horse for road or track purposes. lie
Is an excellent pole horse. and he showed two
trials when purchased a little over year ago In
Paris, Ky, In 2:25H, G2oa, driven by Mr.. Pete
johnson, &C which time he cost g. $50. Will war
rant him 20 be In every way as represented and
described-a handsome, stylish, safe. fast young
trOtting horse, and trot In SIS, or no sale: limo
shown purchaser. win allow Responsible pur.
chaser satisfactory trial Also, at any half-rea-
sonable offer, a BREWSTER g COMPANY SIDE
BAR TOP BUGGY; also, NO-TOP TkOT1ING-
BUGGY. FUR ROBES, set Of HARNESS, bLAN-
KETs, ETC., all nearly new ana In nrst-class con-
diton Soil separate at great bargains. Call at
OWNERS PRIVATE STABLE. 30S ST. Paul
street, near Saratoga street, Baltimore. Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

We return thanks to Hon. EDMUND WAD
DILL for bound copy of an Address n
Commemoration of the Inauguration OF
George Washington as First President ol
the United States. Delivered Before the
Two Houses of Congress December II
1899, by Melville Weston Fuller. LIZ d..
Chief Justice Of the United States"
Not Chief Justice of the Supreme Cour'
of the United States, notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
LEV Y & DAVIS
PAL.AIS 0
o ROYAL,

To make room for the NEW GOODS which We
are daily receiving we will commence RE-
DUCTION SALE to-day and will continue IL until
the goods purchased from the Trustees Of the
Palais Royal are disposed OF. The following Ia
o partial list Of the many bargains We are
PLAID oAMEps-HAIR sUTrING. SO inches
scoTCH WOOL sUITING,6s inches wide. re-
TAN AND GRAY CASHMERE, 80 inches
wide slightly soiled reduced 70 45c.
Two shsdss In 48-inch CASHMERE reduced 70
ffvRBUTToN BLACK DRESSED KID
FoUR.BUTTON DRESSED KID GLOVES IN
grays, slate and tans. reduced to 50c.
GENTLRM8N's NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS re-
GENTLEMESs INDICATED FLANNEL
SHIFTS reduced to Gee.
GRsTLEMES's LAKEWOOD SHIRTS re-
duced TO &c.
LADIES HEAVY WOOL VESTS reduced TOGO.
LADIES' RIBBED VESTS, 10c
A large cake OF GOOD TOILET SOAP reduced
! to &c.
LADIES' PERCALE COLLARS reduced to &c.
BRASS PIANO LAMPS complete with silk
fringed shade, sa9a
cups AND sAUCERs, real stone china, re-
STONE CHINA TEA PLATES down 20 &c.
THIN FLINT-GLAss TUMBLRRs, ground
edge and bottom, reduced to 20.
Our CHINA DEPARTMENT Is overnowing
with bargains too numerous 20 mestion.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
,asssaaw BURNETT LEWIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

"Iincoln at Observation-Disclosures Porter's
Mistakes" is the title of an article by Gen.
eral TRuMBuLL which appears in Be!forf (
MAGAZINE for February. This is o conflict
between army and navy rdcontesirs. The
General complains that the dime novelists
are meeting with unfair competition" IN
the Authorizations of an anecdotal old
sailor General TBUMBULL undoubtedly
exposes the fallacy Of many OF PORTER 4
assertions, but himself makes statements
that may be challenged. However. 1t Il
A readable article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
Black Neck Ruchms.|
1c. O
yard
Queen Anne Boas, 80 and &c., from 95c.

Queen Anne Boas, 30 and 55c., from 95c.
and sl.19;
Grape Lisse Plating, 25c.
Satin Ruching with double row amber
beads, 20c., from SOC.
Several hundred pieces of Ruchings.
Ladies three ply Linen Collars. &c. /;
Cuffs, the same. SC. pair.
Ivory Table Steels, Soc, from CSC.
French Carving Knives, Toe to $3.50;
Carving Sets for l.48;
Silver Forks for S1.56 dozen
Handsome ory-Hsndle Breakfast CARY
ers, 1928 set;
Every kind of Table Cutlery, all sold
with a warrant.
Cascarilla Face Powder, 20. box
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

Senator STANFORD was "all right" as re.
CARDS the vote on closure Monday, " for he
himself hath said it" now. He said 1t,
indeed, Monday morning, but the unlucky
state of the telegraph wires at that time
made it impossible for his voice to be
heard promptly in Washington. See his
interesting delayed message TO Senator
STEWART in our news columns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
,ngalIs,s successor.

To use a slang pbrase-under protest. oil
oourse--it looks a. If the picturesque H.
GALS were no longer lin it" 50 far as
the Kansas senatorship is concerned.
The Alliance members of the Legislature
have az length united on one candidate
and al this writing il appears altogether
beyond question that their choice-Judee
W. A. PrErFrR, editor of the Kansas
Eaymer--will be INGkILs's successor In the
Senate. The formal election on joint bal
lot is 10 take place, or is to begin, at least
TO-DAY. We are disposed to commend the
Alliance men still further for their good
taste in selecting an editor TO represent
than
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
aides Money Books
with

elaborate nickel trimmings for l5c. !;
An entire basket OF fine Pocketbooks go
one-half former price-former prices
from 4sc. to 81. 80, now "a to 79c. ;
Mail Bag Purses, calf or ooze leather,
10r- each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
"a BERosR q MYHRs Iessees aud Msnagers
Three Nights and Besinnins THURSDAY,
Matinee, JANUARY 2sth-
DANISH FRoHMAN's Iycsum-f Theatre success,
BY Bslasce and DO Miller, suibore OF The
Wife,. Lord chuinley.h eve.
THB The success last year
CHARITY ct the New York
BALI. Lycenm Theatre.
produced with great cast Special scenery
and accessories.
Tickets now on sale. 10 2s-4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
A Poets Apology.
ana.

Nv tongue hath ofttimes stsmmered BASH
ful-wise
In thy dear praise. Ipray thee pardon
me.
1t strove TO speak the language of thine
eyes,
Which none may word but thee.
CHARLES WASHINGTON COLEMAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
LEV &DAVIS
The LAST GALL.
T Cd A Y
WEDNESDAY,,
THE LAST DAY !
The opportunity to secure the unpar-
alleled bargains we are offering to close
our stock ends with
T CD A Y !

No such offering OF values was ever be-
fore known. Everything in our stock
will go at price that will be abig saving
in money to every person.
II you want Silks, Dress Goods,
Blankets, Flannels, Domestics. Linens,
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Notions, Mems
Furnishings, Handkerchiefs, Table
Cloths and Napkins, Knit Goods. Um-
brellas, Lace Curtains, Portieres, Buggy
Robes, Ladies' Cloaks, Wraps, and jack
cts. Children's and Misses Cloaks, La
dies Muslin Underwear-in fact, any
thing in our stock-you can buy it to-
day for less money than you will ever
have the chance again.
To-day "wednesday isour last day on
Main street. Keep this in your mind,
and the fact that everything goes at some
price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
| Queen-of- Toilet

Powder, 25c. box;
Queen of the-Toilet Beautifer, 400.
Lubins Perfume, 4Sc.
Wink's Toilet Water, 35c. >;
Oakley's Florida Water, one half pint
for 10c.
Mann Il Coz Triple Extract, 25c.
Queen-of-the-Toilet Pure Glycerine, zoe.
walls for &c.
Vaseline for sc.
Furniture Varnish, 19c.
Oriental Tooth-Paste, 15c. box, and q
thousand other things atdown-prices
now.
We only want to prove to you how
much amount Of normal state the prices
are at present Get into the greater
things and third or one half is saved
by making your purchases now instead
oflater on.
See the hundreds of
these Drapery Nets, Linens
Black and colored work ''
over the Silks. The Car .-.--------s
pets. the Wraps or even the House
Furnishing Department No matter
where you go the self-same saving per-
yades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
"Minute Coffee-Pot"

we told you of in yesterdays paper is
practically exhibited. A taste OF the
coffee with all explanation at the coun,
ter. It's proving "Chicago Limited
TO the ox-csrt. -,
Black and Colored Silk Twist will sell
for 1c. spool.
This is the beginning OF great sale OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

EvAPORATED AND SUN-DRIED
IL FRUIT
APRICoTs, PEACHES.
MECHANICS. APPLES.
PEARS. AND PRUNEs st
faf7 MCCARTHY a HAYNHS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

nor SALE, ONE THO Tn
IL RoUGHBRED STALLION by<c1A
sSpendthrift,n four years old, sixteen hands
high Kind aud gentle. For full particulars
apply 10 WALTER II. NELSON,
Stable Tenth street near Hull.
IA z9-6,s Manchester, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

Goldsmith Maids time 2:14-was beaten.
The sale of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, never
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
CONTINUATION
OF THE
GREAT SALE
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

RICHMOND, Va, January %, 1891.
This bids fair to be the greatest week
we ever had in the sale of LADIES UN-
DERwEAR. If you need such apparel
our store is the place to find 1t. A ire
mendous stock was exhibited Monday
morning, and by yesterday it became
somewhat depleted in some grades on
account of the great rush, but To-Day we
will receive a second large shipment. All
ladies who have not seen our stock, OF
any who could not find their exact size,
should call To-Day. We think we can
suit everybody now in size and price.
We cordially invite rigid comparisons
between what we show and the would-be
sales OF the same character elsewhere.
We challenge all other merchants on the
strength of our FINE MATERIAL,
EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP, and
SUPERIOR FIT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
nuslNEss oppoRruNrrrEs.

oo.,s 1885, - S1>,'S1 = >
EOR SALE, ONLY BOOK STORE
IL In city Of iso0o population Connected BY
electric railway with college town six miles dis
tanL Doing splendid business and constantly
increasing. Has doubled In four and hall
yearz Owners have business elsewhere which
requires their entire attention.
RAYMOND q SON,
81 28-Gs Newark, Ohio.