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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-14
beiiimmen, Die 6abrt nod @ntbentuiet
no6 binaus3uI9!eben.
(6ortiehuna folgt)
S,om ber gsicberlaae sum siea.

General S9eriSan's @entus fabrte Bel gsin@eFer
feine Gruppen Der gateberlase gum etes. @erab.
70 ii's, wenn bic i&pae Sruwebren per ptrtunsslpS
ansewanbten Miyuren burG ben bartnddsen unb bIs=
artisen eno Walaria neSeraewprfen perben unb tann
9ritetter's MasenbitterS auf benz Glan eri@ent urb
ben Senb Surftreibt. 3etn in Der gbarmaccp5e rers
5enetes Mittel, aber aud teiues, ipel&es bort mid
8u finben, fam ie NIT benz Ste,S als 8efeser iesiz
der Sorm BON Maluria perslei9en 6teber unb Gdit=
tefrpI, Mil3itarre, Mlrerbdrtuns unb bli6Ies WeGs
iefeber, fur; jeslt6e Mrt BON feberihen 8ehwerben
rerben bur@ ba5 8ttters ou8sercttet. Sine ipematis
iHe Sur nit bemiefben Dor benz 9esinn Der malaria
iGpanssren Sa6resSet beibt ben S6rper sesen beren
beimtIdti@en Nnsrtff pappnen unb idben, 10 bab &c
lnperirunbbar lit. 9lu pergeiie man niGt, oaB baS
8ttterS bic bette Sur fur 0eberleben, 1erifppfunS
&beumatismus, Nierenlepen unb Dpspepiie lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-14
.&rddtige Ausiuabl eleganter &lei0erfufe=
mnb Dpn @apbell Gpffiimem.
guBerOrOentlid5e gfObttdten oieie
@od)e !

Die nelieiten Moben III leibenen utt6 fpoaeneil
&Ieiberftoffen, ioipie in 8af9itpffen
uu0 ettua IS bnHelcaamte iinpprtirte
bUdbmpoerme Mu6ell. .&Obem,
bon benen ,,idJt stpei einanber sIeidb itnb, iin
preiie bon iiur $13 BIS 500.
Glesante CONNER Seibe, seitreiit, carrirt
unb f9Iidt, IN alien 6arbert iottft gu 45, 80
un6 60 Gents bic Oarb, in bieier @ ode
aunur 35 Cents bic Narb.
llalsr II eagsr a. @ai@9itotisn 1T e e sreb uaO
sseb ss Sas sn ssnas ssSuns ssSSB Sspbn s n
bel 3,t fpeit fiibren fpiirce
STR fiibreit auf aa9er aIle bic seludteiten
Mrten bon ytuu, 6rganbie, 3epbbr &C. ae. I'M
4reiie BON 10 bis SO Gents per glar6.
gpecial Rreiie fit bieic @pHe!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-14
Abermaliger groRer glnsbertauf
bon l1nterseus fir 0amen unO @abden in
9tuslin unb gambric.
8eipn6erS mtebrige Yreife In oieier
2SDdbe!
9reis &ebuftipnen int 8etrase bpn 80
bis so 8rpseat.

9an,etl, bic irsenO Gtfpas in Oieier 8rande
,,5tbi8 baben, biirfen @olfpn's epecial~
glusperfauf gu rebucirten 9reiiel niht per=
fsblen.
glae @aaren aufsbeitimfnten 2as
bentif9en iinb gu beionOeren ftarf re-
bueirten gretiem inarfirt, bic jeood
nur fir Oieie 8ode seIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-14
Sin tumnberbareS @eSr6mae Inn
Gd1ub=Sepnrtement.

Sb mir bier beihdftigt iinb, fragt SIR
Stun, bas ipllten mir ipobI meinen. @ute
Na9rt9ten tpanbern i9neller ais idledbte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-14

3ie9ler's all8emeim befamnfe &nIpfs
i@nbe ST. fol8enoen beSemtenS reSm=
Sirtem Hretien:
Grite Sainpicc Samen-&n5pfltiefel Opera
Heel f and toe) NIT elait'ichen Sobler5 friiber
$3.50, iett $2
9amen (u@allfeilpbait'0 9onsola 9ads
ittefel friiber So, jett $2.75.
Obem amsefiibrte 3rciie iinS tpirfli
@crfaaf beftimn,t. STE semannte 0Saa
llniere 9lusipabl in ousgeidnittenen Iei&s
ten S9uben nnD DnmensSlippers, tpprunter
iish quite unb isbr feline oSrfrrD unb Sfeo
befinben, iibertrifft glIes in 8e;us auf Qua,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-14

Die
W04entlide Treie Yreiie fit geras
erf@eiat
ieoea Donner Gag
unb foitet
2:5O fiir oaS Sabr pber $1.25 tAs
g Wemate In @OrausbesablMma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-14

Sle aeiteffen W'nfer itltb Die biIli9item Nreiie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
The Eighth District.

There are indications that Hon. ELIsBA
f. MKREpIrn, the Democratic nominee for
Congress in the Eighth district. will have
opposition. and il becomes the duty OF all
members OF our party to make note OF this
and 10 prepare to give him their support nj
the special election which win take place
or December 9th.
Mr.. MKREDIrH is true and staunch
Democrat. The interests OF oil the mem.
bors Of our party and Of all the people OF
his district will be safe in his hands.
Asa member Of the Virginia Senate he
gave proof of marked capacity as legisla-
tor. Hewas Asdduous In bis efforts to serve
bis constituents: was liberal and progress
sive in his ideas. and fearless, though ever
courteous, in debate. A year or two ago
be opposed General W. II. +. IKE for the
nomination for Congress, but instead OF
the victory that be expected he was de-
feated. Then the strong points OF the
man came out. Instead OF sulklng ne
threw himself with great activity into the
campaign in advocacy Of the election OF
LEE. Instead OF moaning and groanine,
es Is too often the case with defeated
candidates. he took the stump and every
where proclaimed that 1t was the duty OF
his friends to give the nominee their cor
dial support.
Now he is our nominee TO FIJI the va
csncy caused BY the death of General Ike.
That fact combined with bis personal
worth and the certainty that he will be
valuable member should make every
Democrat not simply willing but glad TO
vote tor him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
Hill. Jones. and Flower.

II isa very fortunate thing that Governor
HILL did not resign the gubernatorial Office
when his senatorial term commenced.
Lieutenant-G Governor JONES, who would
thus have become the chief executive of
the State. il a very fdgety individual. and
is totally unreliable in political affairs, as
was shown by bis course during the last
campaign, when be did all that be could
it was not a great deal--to defeat Mr..
FLOWER.
But what he lacks in capacity he makes
up IN audacity. Recently he went to Gov
ernor Hull and begged the latter to vacate
the Office, If only for few days, so that
he (JoNEs) might have the satisfaction OF
saving that he had once been Governor
of New York" Ii is alleged and we can
readily believe that Hull almost withered
him with contemptuous looks and words.
SO JONES, "he pays the freight" had to re-
tire discounted.
HILL has thus far safely piloted his
marty 20 success Both houses of the lie
gislature are ours. They will reapportion
the State for Congress and for the Legisla-
ture and, in due time, not 80 very many
years distant, tho Legislature will elect
Democratic senator IN place Of HTscocK.
When Hull yacates it will no doubt be
TO install FLOWER. Hence we are apt 10
hear more Of the means of JONES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
It has been charged that Governor HILL

It has been charged that Governor HILL
objected to the display of Confederate
flags at Atlanta, and that in consequence
of this many that had been put up were
taken down.
The Washington correspondent of the
Atlanta Constitution recently talked with
Governor Hull on this subject, and no de-
med the whole story, as follows:
al did not even hear anything about Confede-
rate fsgs at the unwilling OF the Grady monu-
ment until afterwards, when the news came by
WAY OF the New York Mail and EIpress. did
not see Confederate flag while l was in At
lanta, and did not know that there was one IN
the procession. There were certainly none on
the houses around the monument. The thoughI
Of Confederate flag never entered my head
until saw the mean and vindictive publication
Of the Mail and ESPyess."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
Rad Advice.

We are pretty sure that the Supervisors
of Election in New York have not any
right to pass upon the qualifications Of
candidates for the General Assembly. But
this opinion we have upon the fact that
each of the two houses of the General As
sembly has the sole right to pass upon the
elections, qualifications. aud returns OF its
own members. And so we are also sure that
the New York Tribune is wrong when that
paper says that the courts can seat Mr.
OsBoRNK. We have said that We shall not
CRY over anything the Democrats OF New
York may do. Nevertheless. we take the
liberty TO tell the Tribune that it is giving
bad advice when 1t tells the courts to usurp
the functions of Legislative body. The
supervisors have as good q right as the
courts to elect legislators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
There we're nine deaths from diphtheris
in Washington last week,
clean and Clever.
IRIOhmond caristian AdvOOats'l

We notice that number Of church Jour-
nails, even In southern cities. critieiSe their
secular papers for outrages on deeency and
morality. Virginia Is fortunate in its edi-
tors. The Satanic press !" does not four
ish in this Commonwealth. In the city Of
Richmond every item in our dslles can be
read in any society. When papers every
whore greedily grabbed at the Louisiana
Lottery advertisement that millionaire
management could not buy coveted space
In the DIsRAxcH. And kindred schemes
are discarded. however high the tee Of
fered, by the gentlemen who conduct our
journals.
Whstissaid Of the Richmond publishers
can be, with rare exceptions, said OF every
paper in Virginia. Their columns never
offend dseancy. and even the adyer-
Using dspartment.is guarded sgainst i'd
vontnTers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
TOW Err.
CORNER SECOND And BROAD.
CLOAKS.

Black or Tan Atwood Cheviot Refers, s5.
Black All-WOOl Cheyiot Refers, with black fur
shawl collar and pin-heads, only $3.50.
Black Au-Wool Cheviot Refers, with Astra-
chan collars, only sl0.
Fine Black Diagonal Refers only s62b.
Fine Bedford-Cord Refers, with Astrachan
trimming, only s25.
Tan Cloth Refer, with fur trimming, e13-
regular price els.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY JACKETS
Last season Jackets and Newmarkets for 81,
s3, "a, 50, SO, aud s7-iust half price.
FASCINATORs from 25c. 70 $3.50.
Bargains in Ribbon-DAIsY RIBBON 12lfc.
piece OF 10 yards
BLACK HAIR MUFFS, soc.
LIGHT MUFFS, imitation Lynx, o..
ASTRACHAN AND MONKEY MUFFS.
SEAL MUFF, So.
Our Holiday Department is now complete, and
you will mud the largest stock Of TOYS In the
city. Make your selection before the rush; any
thing you may select We will put aside for you
and sent any day between now and Christmas
We are closing out our stock OF CARPETS.
Now you have chance TO buy 1oor-coyering at
allow price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27

In the Cosmopolitan for December, which
is lust to hand Mrs. BUXTON N, HARRISON
Constance Cary) has story entitled
" A Daughter of the South" illustrated by
WILSON DR. MEzA.
The same number has Mr.. EDwARp M.
AIFR1ENp's article on Social Life In Rich
mond During the War;" and among the
portraits he introduces are those of Mrs.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, SAMUEL BARRON, CooPE1
DE LEON, EDMUND RuFFTS, Mrs. ALBERT
RITcHIE, Mrs. PEILIP HAxALL. Mrs. Rus
SELL ROBINSON, HAnsx GILMxR, Mrs.
GEoRaK PIcEENs, EDWARD OWENS, f1Tz-
HUGH Ike, JEB SrUGHr, Mrs. W. b. hYERs'
and GEORGE L. PIoKErT-nearly all from
war-time photography.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27

MUM we're talking about the removal OF
the Peace Monument to another location
and during the conversation no mentioned
his desire TO speak freely with Mr. STEW
ART on political subjects. Thereupon Mrs.
srEwARr arranged an interview. which re-
suited in tho scheme which, under the
wise leadership Of Mr.. GoKMAs, saved the
country from the forco bill.
This statement has Just been put forth
IN ezteaso by Mr.. W. B. STEVENS in the st.
Louis Densocrdt. and II Is confirmed to
some extent by the editor Of the Bristol
Ooa,.fey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
Knit Goods.

Infants Knit.wool saeques In pretty styles
at apo. each.
Infants SiIk-and-Wool Saoques handsomely
trimmed with ribbons at 95c, sl.5o, Sl'4I'
81. rs, S1.S7, and 90 each.
Infants Flannel ShawlS, In cream, handsomely
embroidered with silk, at 81, 81, s2.25, and
Sa25.
Infants Wool Mlttens, In white, cream, and
pink, at 20 and 25c. each.
Infants Wool Mittens with snk wrist at 80
and 40c
Infants All-Snk Mittens only SOC. pair
Ladies Knit Skirts In a large assortment Of
STYLES and colors al e1.19, el.25, s1.4s, CLOS,
All 81 and s2,25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27

According to the New York herald the
alliance between AIILLs and BINuM has
been followed by one between CRIsP and
SPRINGER. Its Washington correspondent
SAYS that conservative estimates of the re-
latiye strength of the two leaders give
Mr.. MI1.s's vote as 90 and that of CRrsP as
1902. Both Of them claim more for them
selves and less for their opponents. 1.-THE
CR1sp men contend that MnLs's vote will
be under rs, while the Mills men esti-
mate the vote of the Georgia candidate at
s."
McMuIIN and HATCH are still in the
field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27

st. Paul worked with Minneapolis to Sc
cure for the latter the Republican Ma
tional Convention. Now Minneapolis is
working with ST, Paul to secure for the
latter the Democratic convention, and for
this purpose guarantee fund of $4,000
Will be raised. Thus the two rivals pull
together and hope TO make business for
both.
Boston, too, wants our convention, and
all the unsuccessful claimants for the Re.
publican convention win file their apph-
catlona
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
Mr.. blaine.

What MIR. HYTE, Of Massachusetts,, stated
on Wednesday in regard TO the presidency
was said in this paper in November, 1890.
Mr.. BLAISx viii :be the nominee of the
next Republican National Convention if
he viii signify willingness TO accept the
nomination, OF, falling his acceptance. Mr..
HARRISON will be the nominee.
BLAINE is the only Republican who il
strong enough 20 enter the presidential
lists with any prospect of success His
nomination would make the next campaign
interesting TO the Democrats. who. II any
other Republican runs, will probably have
comparatively easy time in electing their
candidate. HAERtsoN comes next to
BLAME in strength, because all the inn
mense host Of ofhce-holders will throw
their influence and use their utmost exer-
tons Ia bis behalf.
What grand campaign the next viii be
II BLAINE should be the Republican nomi-
nee. There Is no other such man in either
the Republican or the Democratic party,
His magnetism isunbounded. His personal
popularity ~ therefore something wonder.
ful. If be win but speak tho word all
other aspirsnts viii disappear as sora dis
appear when tho FIRST good frost comes |;
for surely there can DO no Republican Of
prominence who is foolish enough Oh vain
enough 10 fatter himseif that he can de-
feat for nomination the man who once
defeated General GIANT Of nomination
for President. and who was the only man
then living who could have done IL. The
country owes BLAINE much for this service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
H0SierH

1.a,os, Fast BLACK Hose, double heels and
80 enaranteed absolutely fast black, regular
SSc' Hose IN every store, only l9c. per pair.
~TSdies' Cashmere Hose in Black and Colors
two qualities, 25c. and SOC. per pair.
Children's Cashmere Mooi nose III Di''0A anu
Colors, from 25c per pair up. 49,
Children's and Boys Black Ribbed cotton
Hose. sizes 6 TO 90 inches, ell sizes 2oc. per
pair. ,n..,,. c,,,a-o,,s IJoaa
NacinteIv fast black and the most eervicea bic
Goods made, sizes TO s for 25c., and ga 70 91f
l.rQOo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
MEETINGN

NOTICE TO OFFICERS AND MEM
~ BERS OF HOPE COUNCIL, No. e5' fon
are hereby notified TO meet at Junior OILtei OF
United American Mechanics Han TO-DAY Fri
day, November 9th, at O'Clock, 90 pay the last
cad tribute Of respect 70 our deceased brother, T.
A. KING. Members OF sister eounci's cordially
iayited 20 attend. Up. HAYWARD,
Financial Secretary.
Attest John T. WILT, Councillor noG7-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
The Holiday Wares

claim your attention. The thousand
kinds OF comical and amusing tricks OF
art that initiate nature are oEen for your
inspection. Children under I: fteen years
must be accompanied by tlteir parents
or guardian. The thousand useful
wares are to be seen in distinct aisle
ways so as not to interfere with the care
necessary to their selection.
THE COHEN COMPANY.
IL to II east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
RICHMOND, Va, November g, 1891.

VIHE ANNUAL MEEllNG Of lnE
stockholders OF The NEWPORT NEWS,
HAMPTON AND OLD POINT DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY will be held on TT ESDAf, December
&, 1891, at II O'Clock VI. AZ tho once VI the COM
pany, S2l east Main street. Richmond, vs..
The lot-drawing viii take place Immediately
after tho adjournment % the above meeting,
unless the stockholders should otherwise deter
mine. This notice Is given IN pursuance OF tho
resolution Of tho stockholders az theif meeting
on June 10th, requiring that notce OF the lot
drawing should be published In one OF the daily
papers Of Richmond niteen days before the tine
liked for the drawing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
Ladies' Underwear.

Full line Ladies' Ribbed Vests at @5c., Soc,
and SOC. each. .,-,. In,
Ladies' White Merino Vests, finished with
slIk good weight and extra valnetor the money
only Soc. each. Pants 10 match.
Ladies Natural and Sanitary Wool Vests, with
Pants TO match, at 81, Sl.b0, and S2 each gar
IaanL 49, -, -,
and very nna, az al and S1,25. Pants TO match.
Infants White Merino Vests In superior
onality. from 25c. up. Pants 20 match.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
Rrcnmosp. Va. Novembsr u, 1891.

NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
~ ING OF the STOCKHOLDERS or THE
RICHMOND AND DAEViLLE RAILROAD
COMPANY will DO held at tho ONCE Of the com
pany, I'm the cityoi Richmond, Va, on tho %
BAY OF DECEA BIER, 1891, 81 l2 o'clock NJ.
The transfer books viii be closed November ~,
1891. at p. NJ, and be reOpened December
3, 1891, at 10 A. NJ.
no lS-td Il. BROOKE, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
COTSetS.

Our assortment OF Corsets representa- al IN
nonnlsr mAkes OF this ana foreign countries
q. g. P.. o. BIN black only-Her Majesty,
DR. warmers, II. 8 c.. Thomson's, and all other
popular brands.
and ID. brt nd, made on the same mould as our
Ell corset, at only Doc. each.
The Fifth-Ayenue Woven Corset at 75c. IL par
ticnlarly recommended to those who prefer the
woven goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27

NTOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
~ mo Of the stockholders Of the RICH
NOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAIL
WAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY viii
he held az tho ofice Of the company cor
ner of Bank and Tonth streets, in the city
OF Richmond. Va, on tho STH DAY OF De-
CEMBRR, 1891, at IL o'clock NJ. The trans
fer books will be closed November 10, 1891, at
3 O'Clock 7. NJ, and will DO reopeBed on The Oth
dav of December 1891 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
no s-Su5t X. BROOKE, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27

From newspaper publications now being
made II appears that IL was Dir. BsNTcS
McMiLLIs, member Of the House nom
Tsnnsssee, ana not Mr.. GoaMAs who con-
esivsd and formulated the idea Of uniting
the Republican silver senators With tbs
Democrats to defeat the force bill.
The wife OF Senator SzngARrand Mr.. Nc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
HGndBerchIe$

ters. See these two bargains-one q
hemstitched initial for Zoe. that would
be cheap for 1Sc., the other scailoped
embroidered for 1Oc. -Four hundred
and eighty sorts now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
HAIL Rests silkeen equal
AO'''" ' in all appear

ances to real six, Doc. each Double, with
silk taSsels, soc; Pillows, down-eovered
with French satteen, SEC. Down Pill
lows, uncovered, all sizes and kinds.
Japan Tapestry Mats, tinselied, firing
ed, set-fgures. only SC. each Hand
Painted Silkeen Scarfs, 22c. silk ScarGs,
with haud-painted bolting-cloth and
silk fringe, soc. Long Surah Scarf
Tides, hand painted, tied-silk fringe, all
shades, e.. 90 TO $3.50.
The same department viii sell to-day
handsome Silk Tassel Fringe that usual
ly sold for 2Sc. for 1870. yard three
shades of Germantown Worsted, full
hanks. Sc. each.
Scarlet Swiss Ribbed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27

Ladies' Suede Mousquetaire Gloves In twelve
hinton length for evening wear. Coors-Creatn'
pearl. PINK, Nile, Lavender, etc, $40 pair
E,ght-buttOn length suede houS1uetsu1 " ~
Tsns and States; two qualities, sl.25 and sl.1o
. Perrinsp Kid Gloves in Colors and BLACK,
considered the best ladies' KID gloves w sho
market; three qualities, Sl' SLOW anu "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
Store Open from s A. NJ. tO6 P. M.
REMNANT SALE,

Friday "a the day on which We place on salecer-
tain articles not considered fresh, perfect goods
At REMNANT price. The careful buyer win be
sure to be on hand early to-day and select these
goods.
They comprise this week some very desirable
bargains.
1LADY's MUSLIN GOWN. extra large size,
rune torn at neck, regular price s1.95,
REMNANT PRICE 81.
2 pieces 1s-inoh COTTON DIAPER, soiled and
torn, regular price 6Oc.,
REMNANT PRICE 4oc. AND SOC.
1LADY's LAVENDER RIBBED SILK VEST,
low neck and no sleeyes, faded from being in
window,
REMNANT PRICE 81.
4 pair LADYs FAsT-BLACK, BooT-PAT-
TERN HOSE, with uppers Of Pink. Lavender,
and Pearl, slightly faded from beingin window
sizes and o,
REMNANT PRICE 6Oc. PER PAIR.
Q pair LADYs FANCY STRIPED Isle
HOSE, slightly faded-size So,
REMNANT PRICE 25c. (HALF PRICE).
pair LADYS FAsT-BLACK, Boor-PAT-
TERN HOSE, one red-tOp and the other blue
top, slightly faded-size s,
REMNANT PRICE 37I9c.
pair LADYs FANCY STRIPED COTTON
HOSE, slightly faded-size S1S and 8,
REMNANT PRICE 15c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
DY THE GOVERNOR OF vIR-
I'D GINA.
A PROCLAMATION.
NOTE LOCATION.
[no 26-2tl


Information having haen received by the Rx-
eoati 90 thai DAVIDS 8. MORRISON stands indicted
IN the Hastings Court Of the city OF Richmond for
the crime OF forgery, and that he Ia now
going at large; therefore. I do hereby oier
q reward Of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
10 any person who shah arrest the said
David s. Morrison and deliver him into
the fail Of said city, said reward 70 DO paid
only after the trial and conviction Of the said
Dayid s. Morrison, and 70 DO Of force for the space
OF one year from date. And DO, moreover, re-
ouire all oficers Of this Commonwealth. civil and
military, and request the people generally, 10
use their best exertions 10 procure his arrest,
thar no may be brought 70 justice.
Given under my hand as Governor,
Ia. and under the Lesser Seal OF the COM
lSAAs monWealth, at Richmond, this 2tth day
~ ofNosemDer, 1891.
P.w. MCKINNEY.
By the Governor:
II. w. FLOURNoY,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
DESCRIPTION: Has full coarse black whiskors
and hair: mouth somewhat large. with thick
lips deep baAs voice; nye feet i've inches IN
haight, and ia supposed 10 weigh 105 pouDds; 10
about twenty-six years o. age no27-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
.MeN's Furnishings.

4 pair WHITE WOOL SHIRTS, original price
sl-tuo size 80 and two size AZ. These goods
are only slightly soiled and are cheap at 81,
REMNANT PRICE 75c.
l WHITE WOOL SHIRT, size SO, slightly
solled-orlginsl price Soc,
REMNANT PRICE $50.
odd pair NATURAL WOOL DRAWERS, size
40, original price s1.25,
REMNANT PRICE 75c.