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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
sinele-Tax vs.. pemocracy.

The letter Of Governor HILL which
We published yesterday was not addressed
TO any Democratic club properly so called,
nor to any free-trade league properly 80
called. 1t was addressed 70 LOUIS +. Posi-,
secretary Of the Manhattan Stgle-Iax
Club.
II was therefore meet that Governor
Hill should, in reply 10 aD invitation TO o
banquet, either write TO the club just such
. letter as he did write or else hold MS
peace. He used no offensive language,
but stated his own views in plain words
and made no reference whatever TO the one
object of the clubs existence-namely,
the single-tax scheme.
What Is the single-tax scheme2 IL 10
HENRY GEoBox's proposition to levy oil
taxes upon land. Nothing is TO be taxed
which. is the product Of human labor.
Houses, bonds--personal property OF every
kind. in a word-are TO be exempt from
taxation. and the entire burthen Of sup
porting the Government is 60 be thrown
mon the landowners. A lot worth ten
thousand dollars and having upon 1t q
fifty thousand-dollar house would be as
sessed at the same price as lot OF equal
value adjoining it and having upon it no
house. In word. all taxes would be abol-
ished except those upon land.
II was TO the advocates of such scheme
for supporting the Government that Gov
ernor HrIL's letter was written. These
singIe-tax advocates are necessarily free
traders, seeing that they oppose all taxes
except those upon real estate. The Gov
srnor. therefore, did well to emphasize his
opposition to the scheme OF the single-tax
faction, and at the same time to set forth
what he held to DO the true Democratic
doctrine in regard TO tariff. So he placed
himself squarely upon the national Demo-
cratic platforms OF 1876, 1884, and 1888, and
TINS made manifest to the gentlemen who
prefer the slnele-tax TO tariff for revenue
that they were not true Democrats.
As We said yesterday gross injustice was,
therefore, done to Governor HILL when
kilograms we're scattered broadcast over
the country stating that he had come out
fat-footed for the protective system. He
not only did not do so, but came out fat
footed on the other side of the question.
He denounced the MCKINLEY law by name,
and laid down the true doctrine that the
Government ought to be economically adj
ministered and should collect only revenue
enough to accomplish this object.
We are induced TO think that. as the
Washington Post says, Mr.. CLEVELAND
would be willing to commit himself as far
as Governor HILL has committed himself
against the HENRY GEORGE free-traders and
land faxara
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
bring
you to
the
~nzak
Mourning Fabrics

reliable makers wares here. This fine
Double Border Yelling for $50. yard,
and is equal to any nthis city for $50
this 46-inch Silk Warp Henrietta 1925,
and would cost 81. rs; this Biaritz Cord
sl.18; All-Wool Serge, 40 inches wide,
French, and only 50c. yard Silk
Stripe Bangeline sl.39 all tho fancy
weayes, and everything else as for that
matter.
In the rest Of the departments for this
week special prices everywhere. You
must do the bargain-hnnting.
Hosiery. Cotton Stuffs, Handkerchiefs,
Underwear. Ribbons, Boys Clothing.
Dress Trimmings, Cutlery, Jewelry, and
many other departments are not over.
looked. Good shoppers win be reward
ed, but in no case is there road to blun'
der-buying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
"Rob,n " and "Wood-Robin."

As we have said elsewhere in answer to a
query, we cannot find any law protecting
the robin. or robin red-breast.
The citation from the Code quoted by
some of our exchanges refers only to
I" pood-ro5ins," otherwise known as
"swamp-robins."
Ornithologists and the General Assembly
of Virginia make o clear distinction be-
tween the two. The wood-robin never
goes in focks, but the red-breast nearly
always does. The latter is almost double
the size of the former; but the former is a
sweet singer. while the latter is poor in
song.
Years ago the Legislature protected both
the robin and the wood-robin-expressly
naming both-but now its protection Is
extended only to the "wood-robin."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

TEE RIcmaoxD DxSATm questions the legality
Of an act passedby ths Legislature Of Pennsyl-
vanla, which provides tlns = ali debts may -
paid Id stther noseA silver osrsincasss, or eoid
coiu, ell ssipulasioas 70 tho contrary noswith-
standinss because ne FEDERAL Constitution, the
DlsPArCH says. provides that inc State shxrl
pass any law 70 " make anything but gold and
silver legal tender fer debt" Suppose State
were 70 pass Law declaring that any debt hsro-
after contracted and mado parable IN sold shall
also be payable In say kind of currcpey issued BY
the United 6tstes, does ths DsPArcH believe
sueh Z law would b declared invs,idf We are
inc,Ined 70 think The courts would Sustain H.
Clarke cswsfsr.
surely such : lsw would impair the obli-
safinn q . contract = wall = condacfuith
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

We have inst closed out from northern ui-5
facturer his entire stock OF made-up garmel.sh
prices which enable us 20 offer the beet values
Ladies' Muslin Underwear ever seen IN thsaii'
We have sold this class Of goods cheap bei,n,
but never hayo we sold them as low a. We o-H
this lot.
NIGHT ROBES made OF nne muslin, hattaH
style, twenty tucks, with rune around nelk aA
sleeves, only Soc, would be cheap OF ''c.
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS, with foufrn
of beading, rufie around neck and Sleeve ~
4sc. worth &c.
NIGHT ROBES, Hubbard style, hno ma.--
twenty tucks, with rufiie and beading aF04ll
neck and sleeves, worth soc. each, for Csc
NIGHT ROBES, Hubbard style, tno mu'i
twenty-eighs tucks, with two rows inserilng a,'
embroidery around neck and sleeves, worn g.
for zoe.
NIGHT ROBES, Hubbard style, fine mu'lA
ffty-six tucks and two rows embroidery, VIZ
embroidery around neck and sleeves, worn Va
each, for 92c.
NIGHT ROBES with V necks, Handsomely en-.
broldcred down tho front and around mex ali
sleeves, cheap at s1.50 each, for Glib.
CORSET COVERS, nne muslin, high neck i'h
|
regular 3sc. quality for 25c.
CORSET COVERS made Of nno musla aii
handsomely made throughout, regular :"
quality for loo.
CORSET COVERS, low neck, tSeniJ-elsh
tuchs, with four rows inserting, embfolie'e'
around neck and sleeves, regular 7oe quAliy '@
soc.
WHITE SKIRTS, made Of nne muslin Dep
rune with two tucks and three tucRs s'''e
regular 75c quality for 60c.
WHITE SKIRTS OF nne muslin, with nVs-lA
embroidered rune and three tucks above re-
lar csc. quality for 75c.
LADIES' CHEMIsE, nns. Muslin with Ia
around neck and sleeves, regular 4oc. glAAJ
| for 25c.
LADIES' CHEMISB, fne Muslin, fan-s'Is
| front Of Lace, beading around neck and slec's'
regular 75c. quality for 60c.
LADIES DRAwERs Of me Muslin, With rs
and two tucks above, two styles, regular "
| quality for CSC.
| LADIES DRAWERS Of me Muslin, emofo.'
cred rune with three tucks above, regular ~
quality for $50. Another, with deep hem VIZ
seven tucks above, for 3sc. worth 50e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

Some Of our Baltimore contemporaries
are indignant that Richmond should ask
that General JoHssros's body be re-
moved TO this city. They regard 1t as an
impertinence." All, well, let them think
SO; but in that opinion they viii not have
the concurrence Of General JoHxsros's
nearest relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

Knsriess. A Monthly Magazine. JoHx
b. ALDEN. publisher. as Pearl street,
New York. 30 cents q year.
Here Is . periodical supplement to al
cyclopedias. 1t contains cyclopedic mat
ter Of this days date, correcting and smpli-
flying the matter published In the regular
volumes Of cyolopedias ten years ago or
last year. The results Of Government
censuses of the United States and other
countries are given = soon = thsy appear
IN the otaciAl zepor&A Tbs progress q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
LEV &DAVS
NEW STORE
I. 3. and 5 Z. Broad S.
SPECIAL NEWS
FOR
YOUR CONSIDERATION.
READ II. THEN PASS TITO yor,
NElGHB0B TO READ Also
DRESS GOODS.

The enormous trade we have done al,
IA Dress Goods closed out pretty uierh an
early purchases and enabled ~ u 70 ~ -
last week and pick up The very la,e- 80
tons Of foreign and domestic manu',f,s,..'..'
our April trade at much Ices prizes ia, a =
paid early in tho season. This VII -.
great advantage 10 our customers, A. H.,
ma many new styles a, about ose ~,
former price for similar styles. 1ls a., :
shall show tho greatest variety o. new -
Dress Goods ever shown upon any cre -.
in the city Of Richmond at prices mover -.
equalied.
rs PATTERNS STRIPED cHEU0rS. 81.
all wool, beautiful effects, equal in arss,7.s
20 anything heretofore onerci % ~. Do A.
yard, for only SOC.
20 PATTERNS LAN0UR CHHCKS. .,.-
thread wool and as handsome as any 7Jt. 80.
on the market, only soc. per yard.
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH sUITINGS vih 80.
ground and narrow oolored stripes 10 ,sn -
emit colorinss. very choice goods ani Eo.A J. I.
bargain at 75c, per yard, for only sos.
so PIECES FRENCH sERGES AND m,
RIRTTAS, strictly al wool IN a mas-.-,...
range Of new colorings, only SOC. yard.
44-INca OAKLAND PLAiDs IN b.ss.,v
effects, regular si.25 quality Tor So per "a,
CAMEL's-UAIR SUlTiNGS IN strip. a,
plaids In entirely new designs, regular sl.75v,
e. quality for s1.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
SHOES.

Ladies' Dongola Button Boots, opera and Oa,
nonsense last, regular s2 shoe, this week 49,
The Ladies' Dongola Button Boots We aa','
tised last week at sl.lo pair wo VIII ooni'l"
TIL every pair 10 sold They arc sold reg4At
ct also and sL75. o..
A new line Ladies' Hand -Sewed DongoA pa
ton Boots with cloth top, very styIish, TeSaiH "
shoe, this week e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

The way the journalist In Virginia looks
ct the Sunday-paper question is this: By
the present system he has one day in seven
to rest: by the old-tims system he bad
none. He not only had to work on Sun
day. but on Saturday, too. to get out Mon
day mornings issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

Our queries and answers have grown to
be feature Of such popularity that they
occupy more than two columns of this
issue. TO giye them all the room needed
they hare bssn transferred from this page
70 pages
1mone tho subsects treated this week
are, Appropriations mazda BY the last
Cones4ss, Foes in 6poliation-C Claim CASA.
suxrars ~ IL nany2llA and Ens$ Tonnes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
WorSted Fabrics.
Pass TO the

II the special and best prices are Of no
consequence to you, thestyles and great
ness Of stock-the assortment placed be-
fore you-must be. SEQ the Fabrics at
$780,, all wool, and were SOC. few days
ago; a few cents more-40 and 45c.
and You have q choice OF 80 and 65c.
qualities TO the handsomest import
ed. or down to the &c. grade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

In the letter on free coinage which Judge
r. w. HUoHEs provides for the entertain
ment and instruction of our readers to-
day the history of silver is brought down
TO the date of the passage of the BLAND
act." An interesting feature Of his article
is an account of how silver came to be de-
monetized, and the American dollar" is
treated in way which will afford dea!
of information to the general public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

The fugitiveness of time Is shown by the
faet-or alleged faet-that the echoes of
the commencement orators able efforts
last year have not yet died out in the dis
tant hills and Wales, and here are our elo-
quent friends already mArshAlling for
another appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
wELL-DRILLeD BARRIERS.
A Politician Deceived by Numberless Re-
Elections In Mirrors.

Two mirrors placed opposite each other
reflect the objects between them adj inf
nihnn, says the Detroit Ne,os. The other
day veteran politician from the interior
entered Griswold-strest barber-shop and
seated himself in vacant chair.
A barber was at work on customer in
the next chair. The statesman's eye caught
the long row of BARRIERS in the glass re-
Elected from another glass behind HIM, and
he muttered: "Big barber-shop, this"
Shutting one eye. he glanced down the
line and soliloquized: well drilled. Oil.
two squirts; comb, one time and two mo-
tons; brush. one time, one motion; brush
grounded in one time. one motion; oil out
the chairs same time; customers well drill
ed, too" and he lay back for shave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
The House1cnre

sals WITH many new surprises Tea scslcs for
6sc Patent Rolling Pine. with revolving handles,
&c flour Sieyee, all Sizes loc- Ironing boards
a5c.; Mop-Holders Dc; An-Brissls Hair
Boxes, &C.; 6iove-fiftefs, 20. 0il-Stoyoa4 So (;
Deep bae&APensS g. Flour Scope, Las; he9o
Pint pippers, "a; Tsa-Kesfles. No aose,
o9c-; Cedar Backsta brAss band, e1ai Ceyersd
French. dre<5an 1tsl via harder, 600 dospn !
Cut-Bostom Tumblere (Amesicenh "a : oozen
Imitation HIGH cut~0lzm oobicta eQc, 6oueo 4;
TAlI ckainnaens a1aaselA I|runch. So : 1oaen3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

Beading notices In fcading-matter type, i've
Nnes or less, Ell; in nonpareil loaded, 7sc.
Card Of rates for more space furnishcd on APP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

ths posit,ye provision IN the Constitution
- ia United States that no State shall
male ANYTHING but gold and silver legal
tender for debt. We cannot imagine upon
vbst grounds tho courts would sustain
snch = law. viii the Courier tell usf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
Glven A70ay,

A few of those Nurses Aprons left at 1ec.--
q bargain;
No. 10 Double-Faced Ribbon at 1sc. worth
40c. a yard.
Our stock Of all kinds Of Ribbon Is one OF
the hest 20 be found In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
A Saints Compliment.


VIC, in Brooklyn Life.l
As Peter sat nj Heavens cato
A maiden sought permission,
And begged Of him, II not too late,
To give her FREQ admission.
"what claim has thou 20 enter heref"
He cried In honest mien.
"Please, sir" she said, 'twixt hope and fear,
"Pm only Just sixteen"
"Enough,' the hoary guardian said,
And the cato wide open few;
"That Is the age when every maid
Is girl and angel, too"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
BLACK DRESS GOODS

Extra values this week In BLACK BRr.
LIANTINES at so and 75c. per yard.
BLACK HENRIErrAS, very nnc, silS 'a.e
and extra wide, regular SIPS quality forsi
NOVELTY BLACK GOODS h cheeks, sro.
and plaids. equal to any sl..J goois In ag,s,.
ance, for only S5c. a yard,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

This win he the greatest silk year ever tn1r.
Never before In the history Of the void -
there ever been such delightfully."- beaut,4 "a.
terms and designs as can now be- found 10 "a
every color and shade. This week Ne shan 49,
many new patterns Just received that woflas,.
not possibly do justice TO their loyclnoss
EVENING SHADES in Satin stripe ant OF,
spot In ell the delicate shades.
HANDSOME CHINA SILKS IN cream. tan. i-i
black grounds with polka spots and noWere.ef,
WASH SILKS in stripes, checks and pl..,-
very beautiful goods.
FANCY SILKS in enormous variety At ven
low prices.
SILK GRENADINES in satin stripe barls-s!
with white, plain and polka dot, striped e,s,
great variety.
PLAIN CHINA SILKS In black and al shiis
BLACK LUXOR SILKS, special values ni
week at 81, sl.23, s1.5O, 10 ~ a yard
BLACK ROYAL SILKS for mourning, tao 81.
cials this week at 81 and sl.25 per yafL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

nor anything else did her
any good We could get
no rest day or night with
her. In my extremity |
tried the CUTIcURA RENE
DIES, but / confess / had
no faith In them, for ! had
never seen them tried.
To my great surprise In
one weeks time after be-
ginning TO use the CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES, the sores
were well, but l contin-
ued to usethe RES0LvENT
for q little while, and now
she is as fat a baby as you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
In North Carolina.

tAmerican Grocer.]
She Cat the table, Do you think We can
catch that train2
He: Perhaps-if il hasn't gone too far.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

Anistsers ana kilograms mus. DO addressed 70
TIE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rc3ectcd communications win not be returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
SPRING JACKETS.

We are going to do the jacket trade n ihes1
this week. We have the stock and Seha1e mas
prices to do II.
LADIES' BLAZER JACKETS at $3.50, g.
s3.50, 81, 50, 90, $3.50, IS, 90, So si1 a,i
els.
LADIES' REFER JACKETS At e. o., g.
$3.50, ss, 90, and s10.
Beautiful styles in LADIES INPOkIkDkEti'
ERs At sl3, s15, and s25.
CHILDREN's AND MISSES REEFElS al
BLAZER JACKETS at s1.e5, si9s, $3.50, i4.il
O., $3.50, s3.7s, S4.25, 81, and IS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
BABY ONE SOLID SORE.
TRIEDEvERYTHING WITHOUT RELIEF. NO
REST NIGHT OR DAY. CURED By
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

My baby, when two months old, had a breaking
out with what the doctor called eczema. Her
head, arms, feet, and hands were each one solid
sore. l tried everything, but neither the doctors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
Lace Curtains

perfectly new in design, cost 500
pair, for 1925 another. cost Sc, for
Be-. As pair; these are valued at sL2o
and the price is $3.50; $40 is the pri g,
OF this and you are only charged s2.9o
q pair; well-defned pattern, tape
bound edge, sells for 75c. par !;
another sells for SOC. eighteen other
sorts of the same class and nearly all IN
either white or cream real Irish Point,
full three and q half yards in length,
worth 1915 a pair, viii be sold. for
sl.75; the next $3.50 pair the best
price for these very handsome ones was
S25. they will be sold for Sl5 a par
among the lot are some few Tamoour
that will be sold equally cheap; cottage
curtains, with dadoes, for 65c. pair !;
imitation OF Slkine for drspery for NC.
a yard-12I to Ice. is the usual price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
Fancy Goods.

We are building up rushing trade In all
kinds Of Fancy Goods, such as China silks In
Plain and Figured, silk Tides, Embroidery
s,Iks, Knitting silks, Zephyrs, Worsteds, and
a thousand or more articles that could be
mentioned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

Sold everywhere. Price: CUucURA, DOC. SOAP,
25c.; REsoLvENr, 81. Prepared By the POTTER
DRrG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
az Send for How 10 Cure Skin Diseases" Oh
nagee. so Illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
LADIES
and
Children's
Spring Wraps

were never as much in demand-never
az plentiful here. Every kind and color,
the demand of which could be foreseen.
The prices are a mere mite In some IN
stances. Here, for instance. IS Blazer,
Tan or Gray, All-Wool, OF smooth sur
face, the best made, and the price $50
Another of Wool Cheviot Camels-
Hair. and You would think the price 81,
vet it's only SI.6S. The feather-welght
imported pure Cameps-H Hair, IN mixture
of Light Tan, for 1925. Would you
wish Spring Jacket that has every APP
pearance and goodness Of one that cost
s. for 81. then call right here. White
in several designs. Black or Fancy all
the way to the handsomest.
Children's Refers with Chit Irlm-
minps and Metal Buttons, ages from four
to eight years, for Soc. See what rare
goodness you can buy for 81 .23and ~. 20
Another, eight to fourteen years, for
$3.50. Another lot with Embroidered
Collars for 50. 70, S4.98, and S5.49.
You save third in the price IN
coming here to soc the
before you buy else M1ttin6
where-a choice of pat
terms, too, that have no i-----------'
equal Good quality 25c. Red-and-
White Checked sells for 12lc. fancy for
16 and tic. extra quality, 80 and 33c.
Mating for 10, 81, 40, and Acc. Mat
ting for 30 and $50.
The agency for the celebrated Paris
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
MdttinS.
FasSo Corset
Enabro1derieS.

Good news
about Ep2brOIIprIPS.
usual money l-----------------------
saved" is the story, and it's saved on
some OF the choicest patterns and work
that ever comes to the store. All the
widths from the narrow up. Rubbish
with bait price under pretence OF "Ham-
burg bargains are eyerywhere--coarse
stitched on coarse material and of"
patterns at that. These are the choice
of all the Nainsook Hamburg tribe,
three inches wide with half inch tuck be-
tween edge and band Of inserting and
only &c. yard S-inch, the flower OF all
Hambnrgs, AGO., valued at zoe. This
little beauty, inches wide, l9c,, value
33c. Would you rather see lower grades ?
See this 11-inch wide, 15c. ; 14-inch for
24c. How can Hamburg bargains be de-
fined without your seeing them ?
Pillow-Slips, full size and
T;noD the best Scotch make,
A0''0'0 hemstitched by hand, for
l------------i $3.50 a pair; Sheets to
match for s3.4S; Damask Tray-Cloths,
stamped, 25c.-good SOC. value Monte
Mats, stamped and fringed, for &c. each /;
Satin Damask Table-Linens, full bleach
ed. 81 inches wide, for Acc. a yard II
inches short of yards wide for 75c. /;
Ga inches wide for Csc. Everything in
Linens of the finest OF Irish and Scotch
makers.
at prices that will
Wash Silks make NAL end them snn f Last
i-----------------------ia yard. Have you
ever seen 80 many Silks at any one time
or in any one house? Why shouldn't
we have the best prices on them ? Silks
here are bought by the case instead Of
by the patterns as by some houses. India
Silks in all the choice designs and color
ings, printed or plain. Crepe Silks in
ali the choice printings and solid colors
as well. Silk Bangelines, in Black or
Cream, tough, wear with the elegance
and grace suitable for the modern close
clinging dress style. Black All-Silk
Serge, with Satin Stripe, 2 inches wide,
cost S1.35, and the price is 75c. (; Black
Armure Peau de Sole, Lie Black Sici-
lians S1.48; Black Faille, 70 and CSC.
the handsome Satin-Finish Guinett's
Gros- Grain for S1.25, S1.85 is the value
Printed Pongee Silks, worth 75c. fol
&c. yard /; az the best Colored Surahs,
800. Several days Of search would moi
acquaint you with all this stock Of Silks
alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
BABY.c.LRRIAGEs.

Tns swhltnsy" Carriage b moro than ~
ing its own this season against all oon2suN'-
Tho superiority Of this Carriage over al 0'1-
makes d 20 easily seen that every person on.
examining them VIII buy no other. hyoa 10,
nos ssen me q Whitneyss Il yin DO 10 y0ai .
tsrsst . 90 % before yoa buy. Over my s'"
IN stock constantly.
~ Particular attention y given 10 AL oSO.S
non eoops ~ xAu- sssssizctioa saafaHis'S~
nmsy refunded
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(oNPAfY
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Competition follows. Like the fore
most horse in the race he becomes the
object of all energy and ambition. Let
merchants advertise all on sale here and
even double quantity If they will. lou
know where the merchandise is 70 DO
found and where shopping Is done 70
advantage. :,
Several hundred packages OF goods
came within the past week. we oner
these wares as they were bought--msny
OF them at about half value. Read OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05

PiIlow-Slips, full size and
the best Scotch make,
hemstitched by hand, for
81. so a pair Sheets to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-05
White Goods.

We have Just replenished In this line and
one lot OF Checked Muslins worth lOc. goes
for exc. a yard. All kinds OF Dotted swisses'
all widths Also, Nainsooks and other goods
for GUNNER dresses.