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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
A "aeNrLsmAN's" PRIzE-FloHT.
rwo Cockade City Bioods" slug Eacn
Othsr-Owsn Knocks Marks Out.
,c..,,, teIeyram TO the Dispatch.l

Prrrnsnuro. Va. September pa prize
6cbt MARQUIS of Queensbury rules. be-
twccn w. &. owen and James Marks, two
wcll.known young gentlemen If this city.
"a. fought at Granite Grove, in Dinwlddie
county. this evening. and attracted large
crowd. The fight was to finish and
Marks tho favorite. Both PRINCIPALS wore
allowed two seconds. and it was nearly q
O'Clock before the mill was commenced.
Round No. resulted in neither combat
ant being hurt.
No. was spent BY both participants in
sparring for az opening, and this round
showed that owen was the better OF the
two. and bets were freely made that Owen
would knock Marks out before the fourth
round.
No. s-Marks started for Owen with a
rush. and. for minute blows were taken
and given. with vengeance. They then
clinched and were separated. Marksrush-
ed for Owen again and Owen lodged and
auickly turning landed terrible right
handed blow on Marks's chest, winding
him, and knocking him down.
Marks appeared to be dazed and failed
10 respond to tho call Of the referee, and
owen was declared tho victor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
ARMED MEN LOOT A VILLAGE.
The Post-Onics and = Number OF stores
BOLDLY PIundered.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

BY telegraph 70 the plspatch.l
ST. JOSEPH, No September Pa band
If armed nen have invaded the little VII
lage of Sanantone and looted the post
Office and number of stores. Investlga:
ton shows that thepost- Office was entered
and that every pound Of mail matter was
carried of. together with o sum Of money
kept by tho postmaster IN a small safe. In
the mail taken was large number of re-
gistered letters, the value of the contents
of which i. unknown. Two hardware store.
and blacksmith shop in addition were
found to have been looted. everything thcv
contained being carried away. The stuff
taken, which comprised the entire stock
in trade Of every L srchant. in the village,
must have been loaded into wagons and
driven INTO certain deep woods surround
ing the place. whence tho thieves evident
ly expect to get into st. Joseph or Kansas
CITY. When the excitement cooled down
band of vigilants was formed. and Oh ese
are now securing the country III pursuit OF
tho raiders. who, If caught. will probably
not be called upon to trouele a court OF
iuzfiCa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

,p,.,. # Matthew'S county, was
Marie. h:fS ps! and a,s NJ, pss. n: the
nc. ace MI 1 p sns
Il Mrs. nOT psss n.S nine children n sa
:S lost ss ,s ss''a ar. p q sSisa
not 49, now resides since 1s42--nnd up
Mr.: D,Es hc VAS a slavs-owner. and raised
ny fs LIS is but one Of many instances OF
,onss,ity and healthin this. the healthlsst
county have yet heard OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
GReENESVILLE DEMOCRATS.
Meeting of the Executive Com mittee-Win
Par,ons Submit His Claims?
Especial telegram to the Dl.patch.l

BE1rIrLp, Va. September 26.-The De-
mocratic Executive Committee of this
county met to-day for the purpose Of
formulating somo plan by which 10 be
governed III the convention which meets
az Stony Creek the 3Oth instant. As tho
Alliance has already named Mr. G. H..
Parsons. of Sussex, as tho candidate, q
good deal of interest was manifested as to
whether or not he would submit his
claims 10 the coming Democratic conven-
ton; but MS MIR. Parsons claims to be a
Democrat 10 fears are entertained on this
score. In this event We are sure Of his
election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Ner. M. Mscqusary Dsposed.

10y loIrkINQH 10 IH' TIrpHlVHI
CLEVELAND, O., September 26.-Rev.
Howard Macqueary. VINO few days since
resigned from the priesthood Of the Pro-
trstant Episcopal Church pending his SEN
tence OF temporary suspension on charges
OF heresy, was last evening formally de-
posed by bishop LEONARD. The impressive
ceremony occurred at Trinity Cathedral
lust after the close Of evening prayers,
There were but eighteen persons present
be- .des the BlshOp and prIssts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
SrEAMBOATsrru /,

VIRGINIA srtAMBOATssSaF.;
COMPANY's JAMES kIv EIs AzAssAzns
LINE. Cheapes. 40 most pleasant 100 %
OLD POINT ORFD TX, PORTSMOUTH, new
PORT NENs, CLAKENONT, and JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT ~ elegant saloon
steamer ARIEL leaving Richmond EVERY hON-
DAY. WEDNESDAY,, AMI FRIDAY n A, N.
Street, 80 20 directly to steamers wharf fers
10 OH Point or Norfolk. sl50; second csss. 81.
Connections NJ Oli Point closely with al lines
for Washington. u. e., Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York same afternoon, Jan 3 river by
daylight. Great tourist line. Cheapest route.
Tickets only half OF Rail Rates
Through tickets On steamer AMI az 0arD-rs
Agency, 90i Main street Baggage checked
through. btategoouls engaged tor lay or Night.
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH, ShlfHtIELD, HAMPTON, OLD
POINT, WAVERlY. HItkSFORD, AMI ALEX
ANDkIA, VA; WASIlINGION, II. G.; NEW
BERNE, WAsHINGTON, IARBOkO, y. e.; all
stations on the Atlantic ant Dsnylls railroad,
SsaloarG and Roanoke railroad Norfolk sogth-
ern railroad, farmyllls and POwhatan railroad,
ana Eastern North Carolina generally: also Tor
Eastern shore ~ Virginia, and al regular land
ings On James riycr. IT LOW ESI RATES, AMI
through bills issued.
EXCURSIONS
BY NIGHT or DAY % NORFOLK. OLD POINT.
VIRGINIA BEA, ii, OCEAN VIEW. and DUTCH
GAP can now b. b.. k d r tho nomlag season.
LltltN Il. TAIUM. Nicc-Presiient,
olilf Main street ami Ro ,kefs.
IRWIN WElsIdEK, krsigAtaad Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
1hsCotton supply.
[Brtelsfr.ph 10 DC DIspa.ch.l

NV Yos9. September 26 The total
visible supply Of cotton for the world Is
/ .ssi. 37s bales. of which /, $50, 1913 bales are
American; against l.35s,70s and s42. Jos
bales. respectively, last year. Receipts at
ali interior towns, l35.37S bales; receipts
1t the plantation, 23o,iS7 bales. Crop III
ns ht, 6Is, i4x bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
THE HEALTHY PENINSULA.
People of Long Lives and Couples Mar
ried Over Fifty Years-Diggs Family.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch.l
Woop's CRoss-RoAps. Va, September
25-leKing tho era Of the county and
population there are. think, more per-
sons over se,enty-hve years Of Ase aud
more persons who have been married over
fifty years on tho peninsula between the
Kappahannock ald York rivers than any
other portion Of Virginia. / know many
couples who have celebrated their
golden wedding" Some have been
married over hfty-six years; many over
ffty-two years. This Is conclusive that
our section OF Virginia Is healthy.
THx DIoas FAMILY.
Ivant To give Won 4 romark ablo inst nca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
CHARLOTTE TIES HAMPDEN-SIDNEY.
Tho Action of tho Governor Approved
uenrietta Nurreil to Hang on Monday.
Observation-Disclosures ~ the Richmond Dispatch.l

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SyTTuvrLLr, Va, September 26.-On
Thursday afternoon tho Charlotte Base
Rail CLUB played a game with the Hamp-
den-Sidney Club at the latter place. The
came was very exciting one. and when
the game was called at the, end OF the
eighth ending on account OF darkness the
score stood ) TO 3, and the game was de-
clared tie.
HE ACTED WISELY.
The people generally = this part OF the
county think that he Governor has acted
wisely III committing tho sentence Oh
Catherine Jackson e. mo Imprisohn snl'
ana think no also did right III not inter
fering with the sentence OF Henretta
Murrell. az ne ia beloved TO DE very
wicked vomf g.. but not an insane person.
She will bs hung on Monday next, the
18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

School Sup
plies is in
keepingwith
/ h 0 co m
pletenes, Of
our present
store. Why
not buy the
) G h O o /
chlld ) needs
now ? Many
articles We
have cannot
be & otten
later, though
the C h i | d
will be COM
pell o d to
have them,
even il you
J must pay a
higher price
elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Lodge vs.. Russell.


Bosroy. Miss, September 2G.-lfsnry
Cabot Lodge this morning stated that ne
would accept the challenge OF Hon. john
J.. Russell to a joint debate Of tho .ssue Of
the campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
uSAIIOYrD HAPPINESS.

The hos, of the day, infusine by his very
gentle courtesies, az well "a inimltable
drolleries. unalloyed happiness III the oc-
csslon, went around filing the SPARKLING
glasses, over incltipg all to pleasure, and
The novel event for dainty bellies and
mincing bcaux will Two 'ong IN memory
when morning germans, t!nseIIed pans
and midnight suppers shall have banished
like feverish dreams.
A progressive euchre in honor Of the
Mise. Hall. of Brooklyn. who have bren
so popular during the season, vas gwen
one evening last week with much pleasure
to ali participants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

ekOtE4N'
Nos. IL, 70. anl 35 ID,
and rs stop on sglit 81
AMI Chester. No. tt ,
N.u,hsstrr. OrcwrT'.
No ~ stop. cn -saa. :. 50 =,
Messengers purchase.
v.piace. fur thl- f4.- 81.
Sos. 81, 80. 81. g, .'.
viii - on-xn,l a. al 80 N.
VIA W. ~ IMAM A - .
On Train Noa - s,t % -,
tween New \ ors sni y .- -,
viliaA- On Train 81
hsfx..n New Yors All ,t'. .'..'- N.' T,
Noa ~ and IS -isspirg-
and ,Jnckson,.llr. On iii IA f-.-.~'
epins- cas- between h..--'' ,...s..s
TnE ONLY ALL-RAIL In" Ar, q
richmond i'.! 700 An N,.'o.. ....'...
EIcnInoui go 2. NJ N.t g. g,
Snr,n,s .s.3l :. :. $50 sJst
No,.ois 400 ?. v 100. a
NS TrssoH,,...ii,,.l.srin: X .hao1 go -
xnrso,s .,xP. N. arc ,oii g. 3D., q
W. n"Ints. And ps..ense q. ~ ,,
cc.s,. 81 cars Gloss 80
cnse ess,.s.bnrs b, ths =. = .NN.,,
- re,eI,Vt mss, -
n. T...n. ieSyins Richmond a. si q -,
irsn' ~ saI,rrlylne =, R.,-'.. . =
NJ. and l:40 7. VI. nlst' 'e,,y..,. !a.i
tersburs TO and IRON ra4i'''" 4. V a,
southwestern poiaI> -. "a
RID. Nysxs, 6snersl ssge..sss, ~
n i. TxIxsoS. 0sassA. rss'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Hickok's No. !. II. ID. c., Fig. and Caro-
us TCS arc pur' G,ss. and Choice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
HE ACTED WISELY.
A Dallas suburb DESTROYED.

GBy telegraph 70 the DisI atch.l
DALLAS. ley, September Pa fire. at
Oak Cliff. beautiful suburb OF Dallas. has
destroyed thirteen houses. Loss. $4,000; ,
insurance. fl6.OOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" WAY COMPANY.

~ Wal tONIAN1.
EFFECT SEPTEMBER 81, 1891
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. n Daily for Old Point and Norfolk
Pullman slespine-Car konceverts
to Ola Point.
HOS A. n. Express daily for Cincinnati.
iufolgn dav coacn 20 Cincinnati
Pullman Sleeper OH Point u
konceyerte, Connecting with Pau.
mar Si"s l.nr-CSr flr Cincinnati.
800 P. N. Express, daily for Old Point and
Norfolk. Pullman slceping-CA
Cincinnati Ia Oli Point.
400 r. N. Accommodation, except Sunday, for
GordOnsville and Orange
1880 Z. N. Tho r. r. ", Limited, daily. Pull
man slseping-Car Oh Point TO Gin.
cinnaii. Solid vestlbule train with
Dining-Car and Pullman Cor.
louisville 10 Cincinnati AMI Pull.
man 10 10 Iisrille; onnects at Cove
inston r. iOr Ito sprinx.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. and 2:55 p. n. daily from Cincin-
1880 p. N. dailv. except Sunday. from Hinton.
1000 A. ~ aud $50 l.. VI. daily from Norfolk.
station: Broad street near Seventeenth.
JAMES-RlyER DIVISION.
Nichmond and Allegheny Railroadl
LEAyB RICHMOND.
WV ~ n. uShy 10Y Iyucnput8s NdtutA Drtlgo
Lexington, Crax city, except 3 M
day and Clifton Forge Psrlor (Chair)
Car Rich moHd ~ Clifton Forge,
daily.
400 P. N. cxcsp. Sunday for Lynch burg. con.
meeting with train leaving Lynch
burg st . A. n. daily FOX Natural
Brlage, Lexington, , ag City lex-
cept b sda'i sAd Clifton Forge
Slesping-Car " LyAcAburG
TRAINS ARRivB AT RIcHn0Nn
$50 r. NJ. daily from Clifton Forge
$50 A. NJ. except Sunday from Clifton Fore
Station: Eighth and Canal streeta
For further Information apply 10 A. w. Gar.
bers ofice, Dol east Main street, tho Chcsa-
psake and Ohio Railway Company's stationA
Chesapeake and Ohio General Once, Eighth
and Main, JOHN D. POTTS.
- ~ Ohialoa pasoengos AaanA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Tho Cohen Company's Dress Making and
Millinery Department opens on Monday,
Septcmbe 2sth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
The W sskly Dispatch

IN eight psgs. G4-column newspaper and
msgasins OF general information, Is only
81 per annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Cloth Draw-Strlny Book Bags-any en-
brOiderri initial-letter-B3c.
Folt BOos-Bass, dra.-strlngs-embroid.
cred, SOC.
Doubled Cloth Book Bags brass rings and
chain, embroidered initlal-etters. Toe.
New Rush Book and Lunch-Bags, IL
and zoe.
Embroidered Crash School-Bags, lOc.
Small Chidren's Mexican Hemp Bags,
12c.
Single Leather Straps, 4c.
Double Leather Straps, with handles,
10 and 25c.
Patent Book-straps, o, 10, and 19c.
Plain States 3 and -.
tover-i-F Frame States. 10 and 12c.
Slate Pencils by the piece and BY the
hundred.
- Pencils.
Pc .'qtnia
A.. Ii-,harpcners. &c.
Cabinet Rubber Erasers, I, 2, 3, 4, and
&c.
Fountain Pens, 3 and loo.
Automatic Pencils
6late-Dooks, 4c.
1,Cov-LsAf Scratch-Pads, DC.
Pen-helders, ETC., etc.
For every purchase Of 10c. good Slate
Sponge 10 given. \
The lady who selected our present
stock OF Art Embroderies and Materials
was truly inspired with the proverb, "A
thing OF beauty is joy forever" Our
specially now is to have all the new art
N2kaGeIH- Gx fRto01E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
CEAR,nsa SOCIAL EVENT.

Mrs. and Misses Hall gave the same
afternoon charming afternoon tea At
their cottage. The decoration was from
natures own autumn bounty Of radiant
CRIMSON leaves and feathery golden rod
and great masses of ysriously hued
dahlins. For those lsnguid aud lazy re-
fre.hing portion OF "bohcs" in no
dsintiest OF china was served, Will Tor
others fearln, too open revelation
Of the old MAIDS taste III tie
cup that cheers qua1eI some more
cooling draught. while waters and fruits
suffered no sliznts at the Gainty rspast.
The gracious bostesses were assisted IN
the r pleasant task % informal serving by
Ms. John G. Temple, Of Dayton, o., III a
picturesque gown and Miss Carrineton. OF
Richmond. The others present were Mr.
and Mrs. Albert II. Grandy, Norfolk Mrs.
Charles L. Williams, airs. NirGinius New
ton. Mrs. c. OBJ. Cowsrfln. Mrs. Rufus
Yarbrough, Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler. liiss
Fowler, Miss Anne Tenant, Miss Mary
Leigh Page Miss Daisy Pechin, Mss LII
han Yarbrough, Miss Bruce Williams,
Miss West, # Baltimore; Mss Wood, Mr.
Jack Pechin, Mr.. X. ~. Il. Sladen, Mr.
Howard Clark, Mr.. Root, Mr. Andrews,
and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

~ low We couldn't resist They are
here and ready for sAlc. Further CON-
ment We cant make. Prices will hardly
toll the tale. They must necessarily
have personal examination.
The Towels comprise about ] 200 In all,
probably 10 or II different style. Of puro
white, colOred borders, knottsd fringe,
drawn thread, and all such kinds, ranging
me<aseHH.EH kRkooAE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

1t took us
three days to
decide whe-
thsrweco could
c er sell
such q great
a m o unit of
4 o al Fine
Linens that
were offered
us by a bank
who held the
stock as col
lateral. The
pr os for
su c h fine
goods wsre
60 Il mptluu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
REPAIRING ard REPAINTING done in the
best manner. l. SOUTH MIMI . IKE {,
prSuvn\D VA 70 l4-eOd
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAM 4A
~ SHIP COMPANY AZ.xAA
FOR MN YORK.


Steamers leave N,clmonl EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAYS ; . ciucs p. ". Manifest closed
ne hour before sailing time.
steamer. leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WFDS ESOAl amt ~ATl kDAl n =.
NJ. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations uJslrpasse1
Cabin fair 10 New York VA Jame--riyer
route Including meals and berth ,.-.s y W
Rouni-trip tickets, limited 10 thirty days
after date 81 issue. observation-disclosures. IN w
e,eersya WIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g %
Storage without ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . W
Cabin fare va Chesapeake AMI Ohio rail-
Cabin farer via Richmond and Petersburg "a
railroad. 80. - -
Tickets can be Obtained 20 4. W. CARRIERS
oOI Main street: Chesapeake ard ono anu
Richmond and Petersburg depots, and az CONF
pany's orices, 1901 Main street, AM wharf,
Rockets
Freight FORWARDED an through bills Of laiias
issuef for points beyond New York.
Freights received daily until Z. NJ.
Passengers isaying Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SAII kDAlS by the Chesapeake and ONO rall-
way ia Newport News az so 4. ~ and by
Rchnoni AMI Petersburg railroad same iaysl
etq A. ". Will make connection at NORt ok
with steamer leaving those DAYS.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & co, Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
RAJ Iomuany'. wharf Rockets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
A GENUINE BkhBECUF.

Our pleasures have not all become
moonshine" in this the waning season.
however. for ono of recent date was set Ike
a olitterlng gem into the middle of Elo-
rious sunshlny day. One guest among Us
who Ia hackncyod tribute IS a host within
himself. or IN less polite but stronger par.
I,ncs mot a trump" but a whole pack OF
cards with A power of stamping success
upon bis every EFFORT. arranged gen
uins "barbecue for charmed circ.e.
ms nrjn.yal feast was ordered upon the
summit of ono IF the greeIost and shadlest
hills near by. and there, having climbed
until we were literally in tho way OF
shifting clouds. tho rustic scene was Gu
scted. The dear little piGgie wgsie has
sighed and sung over III sorrowiul dirge.
tsen swung over the smouiderlng en- oers
toothsome sacrifice TO our mountain
eppetites. II was basted and Drowned
WITH a delicious concoction OF sayory
sauce, sweet smiles, witty sa.lies, and song
and dance. TO say naught OF sugar aud
spice and everything nice. This was the
ideal seasoning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27


QUALITY A.
Elegant satin furfa,e. % inches wide
Price $50 yard.
QUALITY
ia Of same weight. and makes almost the
eamoa o,arsncc, width "a inches-S1.25
QUALIIiYC'
is that famous imported quality We h 70
made sspc;al;y tor years a, 81 yard
width45 inches.
QUALITY d
Is not a flannel, "a tho price would Indicate.
but an import BrOadcloth, As your sight
and touch "i tell you on an examination.
width ~ inches. Price 75c. yard
The Dress tllnnels or Cloths with broad
clotn finish, IN almost ths same colors az
above. Width 81 inches. Price 800. a
yarl.
The same, 80 inches wide, 4oc. yard.
TIL, stock OF Pattern Robes has been
greatly augmented by the arrival CT
thirty new patterns, prominent among
which are Brown, Purple. and Green
Tamboured Serge. Black Tamboured
are the colors and fur-trimmed skirt for
ST. 80 robe.
French Stacking Flsnnels, the soft.
downy slut you need for wrappers,
dressing sacks, Infants cloaks, etc.
30 patterns, 75c. yard.
RED AND BLACK boz. ~
CREAM wiIh PINK AID BLUE DOT,
BLACK AND WhIlEsrRIPED.
RED AND BLACK STRIPED.
PINK AND BLUE STRIPED.
HkLlO1ROPE AND WHITE STRIPED,
PINK AND GRAY STRIPED, Ere, Ere.
We control the greatest stock of fifty
cents-a-yard Dress Goods you ever saw
at retail. Materials from the best for.
eign and domestic looms, but it is only
by the closest care As we'll as by knowing
how that We have brought it about. At
that price We are showing
Genuine Scotch Chevots
Asrachan Tuftsd Plalds,
Wool Scotch Tweeds,
ShOt-knect Tweeds
1s-i.ch Plaid 10 ls-yard Plaids,
Samels-hsir Stripes and Plaids,
Bedford Cords,
Silk-finish Henriettas
French Soiid-t dior Serges
For this week the Dress Goods coun.
ter will make speciality OF little-priced
Dress Goods for school dresses
Ai[Wool Tricois, ESQ
WOOL tiu Cd Flanssls, lSlSr
Doable- Width Striped CAshnercs, ESQ
34-nch Henriettas, all coloIs 8, zoe. q ward.
Striped Cashmerss, dark colors, 12Isc.
Double-Width Flannel Piaids, 25c.
3o-inch wide Figured and Plaid, and
striped Blannclettes, loo. u yard, worth
Doc.
Bright Paisley PIsias. s,sc. . yard
! NZk1Eex6- IKE de@te0k
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
GATHERING.

One OF the plcasantest Of informal gath
erinrs was an enrapturcd voluntary au IL
ence which clustered around Mr.. Cowardin
on tho lawn while he read Thomas Nelson
Pages "Marse Chan" The tribute to both
reader and writer came in tears overflow
in. dewy eyes at the pathos and laughter
outpealIng from merry mouths at the
humor. Whcn "fnisn had been said the
transient sorrow was happily dls-lpated;
and the merriment delightfully."- increased
by the courtesy OF Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Grandv, who, in their own graceful and
cordial way, babe one and 81 OF the little
eoterie to drink from the spRrkles OF cham;
payne the health and happiness OF MIR. and
Mrs. CowaTdlr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Velvet Carpets-that arc perfcct-tha.
usually sell for t1.25-were sent 20 Us IN
dupIicate-InIst uc solo, nov marEei Toe
ayard. now many days 10 you tank IL
will take % sell thon?
just couple patterns Of Fine Wilton
Back Nelyet.. Our carpet man thinks they
are not a. pretty a. the ba.anDo VI tho
stock. 40 he mark. them Sl.Oj yard.
N1l may a ink they Ile Just "a pretty az
any. The advertisement writer thought
Three pieces Of Yard-wide Heavy Wool
Carpets were damaged In transit. The
manufacturer made al allowance. We
have cut OIL the damaged part, ana tho
perfect parts sre to be sold just a. If they
were aamaged--DOc. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

The new Black Silks. with black de
Chine figures, and the Black Silks, with
embroidered colored figures, are more
beautiful and delicate than you ever
dreamed Of IN YOUR Imagination. They
are the spirit of Frenchmen's dreams.
Some are in dress pslterns-only one OF
kind others are to be cut COR trim
mings and combination.
Our now and great Department OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

In Q study Of the diesfsn, brsnc he's Of
Jisthodism. and Of how they orisinAtsd,
one tang which imrressss AS very favor
ably 10 that the divisions which havs oc-
cured have had hardly any reference 70
doc.riusi matters, but have turned almost
entirely upon questions Of government.
In its Interpretation Of the cardinal
truths OF Scripture this great system
seems to be Q unit. Rev. William Arthur.
the most prominent figure On the British
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

That's the way it is throughout the
stock of fine Rugs-Fur, Smyrna, No
quette. Tapestry, etc. A chance pur-
chase here, quantity purchase there
puts us in position to lower a price,
and we do 1t with n Will. Nothing
pleases us more than to be able TO sell
an article less than its usual price. and
we do it so often We not only please our.
selves but customers. That's why tho
store is 80 popular.