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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
II FLANNEL uude-skr,s, L. rnsdo, 5 not made,

II Flannel uuds.skrts, L. msdo, 3 not made
dark woven stripes and plaids, ODDS ana
ends f.om last season. for Toe. choice, that
were 81 % and $3.50;
81 White Lawn Aprons with Ave rows lace open
WORK, slightly wrnsled. for I4c. each;
3 Leather Standing Photograph Frames, cabinet
size. for 25c that were 90 and 75r.;
~ China SILK Handkorchicis for ladies, small
size. all embroidered and scalIopcd, Tor 33c''
that were Zoe;
u boxes SIX Cord Ruching, all back, yards
for 19r.;
Al neat Striped Blazers Of Atwood cloth with
embroidered collars, & size 80 bust measure,
II size -. 10 size @6. size 3s-plico to
close ont today sl.25. roal value $40;
Dross Patterns, As.yachan embroidered. made
10 sell forSi5 what col0rs have will sol
FOR S7.5o-1 black. navy blue, ] garnet,
Graz, 'Gn. l green.
10 dozen Fas,-Plack Nose'or ladies. sonmiess-
money rcfunded for any pnlr that stnin the
too siZe9 only, 20 close out for l3c. pair ;
Loo packs u Cream Linen Envelopes to close
ont for 81. a hack Made 10 sell for S., but
we're made wrong shapo-l)ng instead Of
sacsing FlarrcIs-lirht blle. brown, TIN, mud
white s;r.pe-sent as on appreciation VITA
orders io seil-to close ont at duc Is yard
made 70 Cell for Zoe;
one piece Unhieachcd o. shooting. bost madN,
soilei, 70 close out Tor 23c. n yard, that WAS
3d..
Before packing away We Will sell to-day any
piece Of
sprng ana sumner Drcss bingham, no matter
what price -l2l. l01h. %, or @5c. styles Tor
So. a yard;
Gontlcmcn's Iuiiial Civilizations. eiit letters on
loarl- following letters only: L. y, =, l., VI,
k u, O. H. B-fOr 49,. 20 close 1uf.
Among tho stocks TINT are rich and growing
rrhor every day with Lew goods are
Dress Goods
Curtains,
Fancy Goods,
Hosiery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
Our Weekly.

The WrrgLY DisFtTcg, GU. to-day. con-
teins full account Of tue political con.
ven,!ons held in Virginia and other States
during the pas, week. and III interesting
report of the proceedings Of the STATE
Democratic COMMITTEE nj It's session ia thls
city on "Wednesday.
The latest pews from all quarters 10 10
be found IL its columns, and also tho last
instslment Of Z" Ills First Case. Summer
Story. by JULIAN HAWTHORNE and MEL-
VILE PmLIPs"; Queries and Answers. q
readable article on fall fashions; Home
Circle Department for the ladies' aud chill.
dren; crop and weather reports and asri-
cultural notes proceedings OF the Tucka-
hoe Club; editorial discussion Of all
prominent topics quotations OF toe
money, stock. bond. grain. provision, TO-
bscco. cotton. peanut, and other markets.
MAxosIs second manifesto; letter from
Judge HUGass commenting upon MAJOR
DooLxY's proposition that Congress can
make all debts payable in silver aud one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

The Chamber % Commerce yesterday
evening took two important and COM
mondable steps in aid Of the state Far.
One was a determination to cooperate
with the Agricultural Society in preparing
great barbecue for oil our country
friends on FarmoTs'-dny. The other was
resolution 10 call the attention OF our
merchants and manufacturers to the dosi-
rability Of each one # them making an
exhibit Of some sort from their stocks Of
goods and wares.
Thus tho Chamber hopes to help to Sc
cure q fine exhibition and to give the
farmers q hospitable reception when they
come here 10 see II.
The FAR Will reflect creditor discrodit
apon Richmond according as il proves to
te superior or inferior.
il Is to be "thc Richmond Fair" That
is what folks call 1t, and they look to us
Of this city 70 see il made q success. When
we observe with what skill and energy the
Augusta (Ga) people are advertising Their
exposition in the North we should DO in
spired with more of zeal III behalf of our
own worthy enterprise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
The Ohio Contest.

A correspondent Of the New York Press
says that h. has seen letter from JOSEPH
Il. FoRAKrs. OF Ohio. containing this pas
sage about tho Hon. JoFS SHERMAN:
There IL fight On hand which Is very I'M
fortunate for the state ticsot. / did not COM
mcncc II. AMI want my friends TO understand
that fact withoi 1t any possibility OF misunder-
standing. either FOR the present or for tho
future Sherman commenced IL. lie knows that
| an ambitious 10 80 TO tho Senate, and no nc
knowledgcs that have q right TO entertain that
ambition. Nevertheless, he has undertaken n
get some % my friends away from Inc. / VIII
not stand this, onl have 80 notified sherman.
He must ne, mike any nEht for .hc senate durin 9
the pcndls 4 campaign, aud will not. ] have
not ~. q,ioned the scna,0rship 20 any ono, save
tosi att VIII be Il cantliGto. Sherman must
alsoI fair. II he does not We vii! have u
lOck ms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
EhOckOe Crook.

A paragraph in this paper few
days AGO directed attention TO the
fac. that, while diphthcria was by many
persons charged TO the account of sewer
Gas along the banks Of Shockoo creek
(bur large open scwc.) the disease had not
appeared.
Many letters have been sent us purport-
Ing t. explain tho anomaly. The argu-
ncnt is about the same in all-that the Gas
in tho ono case Is deadly because IT is con-
fined 10 tho house. and IL not deadly n
the othor because IL is liberated and taken
up by millon-fold particles Of pure AIR.
II is 10 be hoped that this theory will DO
remembered whenever an attempt is made
10 fasten undue responsibility tor disease
upon the crcek Too many sins are laid 70
II, and the consequence Is that tho humble
people who are compelled 20 1.-Two upon It's
shores arc often PIT into state OF need
less alarm. and property IN that section
has been enormously deprecated.
So far az the public knows to the con-
tra7v. therosideuts In tho valley ofShockoe
creek ENJOY as good health as the residents
Of those DolghborhOods which iaco ocaU-
,iiul public parks. Unhapp'ly our Stats
tics on the localzption Of diseases IN Rich
mond are sadly deficient. and hence. too
| often. We have assertions where we should
have facts. We have not paid enough at
tention 10 such matters.
All that we aim 70 do is 10 oiicit the
facts. IL We Gao accomplish this We shall
DO content to let the mon who have made
medicine and sanitation lifelong studies
draw the conclusions and prescribe the
remedies. Thcrc should be no guessing
where the undisputed truth is obtainabie.
At present. however, we do not propose
to a.k that the Board Of Health Shall halt
in its good and efficient work to GO into o
compilation Of statistics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

from Colonel FRANK @. BurrrS on tho debt
question: outline Of tho attractions of the
coming Fair: and scores OF other items OF
concern TO the public.
In short. our WrEgLr II magazine OF
general information carefully collected
and edited for country readers.
II IL an eight-page, siSty-four-column
paper. printed ia clear typo. on good pa
per. and the subscription price Is oaiy 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
Made to Wear

is the motto on all our Boys Clothing
strongly-sewod seams, we'll stayed first
class material in lining. trimming, etc.
Every detail looked to in order to make
ours last longer. And our BOlS
SCHOOL SUITS at $3.50, 81, So, ST,
81, S, 81, and so are unmatchable in
this city for value. At every price you
buy bargain, for We are bound to sell
the best. 1t matters not what others
offer here you will always find better.
Goods and prices are proofs. Come
and compare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

30 pieces Of the best grade China SIX, such col
ors rs bright gold yellow bright blues, reds
FOR fancy work, Dress Drape'y' ot'', pierr
from 10 20 30 yards cut 10 any quantity iof
56c. y yard that was 7Sc.;
Read made Basque and skirts Of ATWOOD Navy
Blue Cloth, iurnishcf tGior-fAshi0n wish
Binding, only each, size 32, "a, 80 icit' Tor
st.i4. -
Mems f-ll-velght Merino Drawers 3 pair size 3d.
2 pair 80, Tor 20c. that were 5Oc.; ~ -
Mems fall Btlgriggan Drawers, pair silo ~, :
= pair 30. 2 pair 30, pair 40, for 3oc. that
Fall.weisht silk.Finish Balbriggnn Shirts and
Drawers for men. 3 sile IS, size ~, = -iie
"a I'm Shirts: silo 2S, 3 slLe 30 In Drawere
FOR SOC. hat were 500.
IIand-cut Rhinestone Ear-Screws 10 close out ior
ODD lot Moonsiono Ear-Screws to close out for
10 Dentei PuG-Boxes to close out for lie. that
Wcre DC:
dozen shonnon's Indolible Ink TO close on. for
IA yard, Rs'k SIX to close out for Csc yard
that was Soc; 800
IN AIDE u very hoayy Black Gros-Graln SIX
10 oiose ont for Sos. yard that WAS sl.Fo :
17l5 yards Black Faillo SIX 20 c.osO out, zoe.
yard, that was 81
II pieces dark fan Plaid and Striped Dress
Cinchams pi fings ion case oi io-ceht
tiu-ha ls 70 close on. at 6Asc. yard;
piaDas luHloachet Canton FLANNEL from winch
trnds arc missing 10 close out foI "sSc.
yu.d:
3 pieces All-Wool Fetins Dress FLAW ele, double
width, gray mixoi, tue m'x'i, brown
mixed. Just Il little lot-lJt % sell out at lie.
ylri;
piece OF Black Flannel, yellow embroidered,
e. c .oee ou' for 80. p yard:
Just 1i2 Towels. Fine luro l'ncn Satin Da-
mgsk, ~, yards l,uc. o. yard wid', with two
Wv drawn tLroad an long frin. o. one color
hurIst only, 20 We will close out FOR 3Oc.
each
= potferns best Ia Table Ol-Cloth. TO c'os3 out
~ iH'.
Rcmunnts of Bru sells and Velvet Carpe.s up 70
J. yards ia tho iiacc, SOC:
; piece Heap Carpet, lie. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

1t may be doubtful if the City Council
has the right to compel householdors to
close their wells Of drinking-water and
consequently require them To become
patrons of the water-works. But we take
Il tina. no sane man or woman would wish
10 drink from contaminated we'll or
spring. and ii we are right tho Councils
aim conld surely 10 reached bv convincing
those persons Of the danger they incur IN
using other than river water. The people
are almost always amonable t. reason.
All they ask II for the facts.
If We mistake not, DR.. (COronor) TAYLOR
long ago mndo arep0rt on this subject
which, If pat before those who are d.
rectly interested, would reconcile them
TO the change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
Very, Swell.

Yes. with the emphasis on the
"swell that IS what our fine custom
made, ready-made garments actually
are. No such fine Top-Coats, Prince
Alborts, Getaway. Frock, or Sack Suits
have ever been on sale in Richmond as
these shown this season in orr Mems
Suit Department. 1t was master
stroke on our part when We thought to
produce and offer for sale garments as
fine as these. Nothing loud about the
patterns-rather quiet and subdued,
but really rich and elegant, and, best OF
all. the prices are such rs place them
within the reach Of almost everybody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
The lrreprosslble Boy.


George Cooper, In lndependent.l
lie worried the cat,
lie played rst-tat-tat
On TIE window psnes, fully an hour by the clocs:
lie tried rOler-skates
Whore dishes ana plates
In jeopardy lay, tiil some fell. with a shock,
With an Indian yoi
On u dOlls-houso he fell
And added that poor d1lly's .cslp 10 his belt;
Then Knocked on It's toes.
And lis fair Grecian nose
Which same was Of wax-he proceeded TO melt.
Two tubs ho upset
Without ou9 regret:
lie stood on his head I'LL bis face turned SKY blue
curtain he tore,
And then sighed for moro
Inventiveiy mlscLieyOas things be might do.
lie hid grenny's" specks,"-
But that didn't yex;
Her faco Frightened ny with bis fun and his noise.
'One sweet kiss repaid
For ell !" 80 she said,
Resignedly adding that" boys viii be boysl"
But strangest Of ALI
AZ nights quiet fall
How meekly. how placldly this rogue would say:
GOOD night. mamma, dear!
Good uigbt, papa, dear!
I've tried hard 10 DO such u good boy today
Hickok's No, 1, II. ID. c., Fig, and Caro-
line sun-C Cured are Pure, Clean. and Choice
Sun. Cured Tobaccos. Try them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
EDGEHILL SCHOOLFOR YOUNG
MUSICAL.
PROPOSALS.


COMMONWEALTH or yIRGISIAo
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING, ;
RICHMOND, Va, September >, 1891. J
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at this oiiico until II ~ OF
SATURDAY, sEPTgNBgR IA, 1891,
for furnishing for the use Of tho Commonwealth
the following PAPERS
lao reams 1879 32-pound No. LEDGER
STOCK;
95 reams l6x22 e7-pouni No. LEDGER
STOCK;
l25 reams l7x2s 80 pounds;
10 reams l0x2l - pounds;
lOd realms 2Ua30 50-pound No. l L. 5. FLAT
WRITING;
IS reams l7I2s 2s pounds
10000 Xxx No. GA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10000 XXX No. 10 ENVELOPES Government
1000 Xxx No. 7 ENVELOPES Government.
The papers are to be furnished Ia such lots
and TO be- delivered at such place or places In
me city OF Richmond as the superintendent may
direct.
Bidders must Ole samples with their bids.
contractors Will bo required 10 enter into
ponds with security, 20 10 approved by the Sscr,~
tary OF the Commonwealth, In a penalty double
the amount OF their contracts.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
J. II. 0BANNoN.
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
SO 6-eod6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

As oil DISPATCH readers know, Governor
HuL during his coming visit to Virginia
Will take occasion to make a pilgrimage u
JxfFHRsoS's old home at Monticello and
view his last resting place. A Texas paper
saws that JtFFERsoN's grave has furnished
moro walking-siicks to tourists than all the
cane manufacturers in the country, and
that IF DAVID B. goes there and is able to
walk of without cane he will be the first
man who ever did it,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

the Denver Ners says tha, Jonas Carpenter, OF
that city, If nearly ono hundred and nifty years
Old. ne was born In Virginia, and the family
Bible gives the date Of his birth as l7b2. lie Is
said 70 be In good health
According TO the family Bible" he is
only one hundred and thirty-ninc. Still
he is so much older than any present resi-
dent Of the Old Dominion that the differ
ence is not important.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

The Democrats of Newport, II. l., havo
succeeded in reyolutionizing municipal
affairs there. The Republicans, who have
long held power, now go out OF office.
Our party made their fight III favor OF
larger and purer water supply and lower
prices To consumers OF Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

Judge COOLEY resignation from the In
terstate Commerce Commission Is the re-
suit Of failing health, and he has come to
the determlua.ion to do no more w~rk OF
any character until he has completely re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
Suspected Murderer Arrested.
f&Ho.tat AZ 81. niaAateh 4

l'l'N'N N'4't Aih " Nho biHp"tN"'i
CIIYIoS FoRaE, Va. September l0.--Wil-
liam W. Boone (ooloredJ WAS arrested here
to-day. charged with implication IN the
murder Of tho Italian ut buchanan a short
time ago. Boone WAS taken to Dotetourt
couuty tor preliminary trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
AMATEURS TO GIVE THE MlkADO.
Making Cheese In Greene County-De-
mand Exceeds supply-PersonaI.


correspondence OF the Richmond Dispalch.l
CHARIoTTEsvILIE I, Va, September To-
engaged IN drilling and prac vcing a large
number of children, who will on the lst
and "a Of October produce the opera of
| Mikado at the Levy Opera-liouse for tho
benefit OF the Piedmont Hospital. Some
months ago Mr. Bsrnwcll got up the opera
| OF CUPID. which was also sung by children.
| Miss Nettie Dull Las charge OF the musical
arrangement.
The manufacture of cheese in and
around Rochelle and Somerset. Greene
| county, has grown 10 large proportions.
| Five factories are in successful operation,
whose shipments amount 10 fifteen thou
sand pounds per week. Tho cheese il SAID
TO be Of excellent quality and brings the
highest market price. The demand e1-
| Deeds the supply. The factories were first
put IN operation by the Messrs. Eaton, two
gentlemen OF New York.
PERSONAL.
DR.. William Carson, an eminent phvsi-
clan Of Cincinnati, o., is visiting Judge
John l.. Cochran, at the University.
Alisr Bessie Carter. OF Richmond, IS
visiting Mrs. W. IL. Hay, in ScottsylIle.
Airs. Joseph A. Peck, who has been visit.
ing in Bedford City for the past three
months, has returned to Charlottesville.
Mr.. Pock is still engaged on the Democrat,
Of that place.
Mr. Thomas Alsop, Of Richmond. IL visit
Ing at Giendower, TINS county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
FLUE-cUBED TOBACCO.
TIE GORDON LAND COMPANY.
Election of n Bonrd OF Directors and on
c.rs--rhe Stock Social and Political.

TNVTIF' T4TI'Tl.1 u VIZ 10'I''I 1T
GogpoNsyILrE. Va, September 1O.-The
annual meeting OF the Gordon Land Com
pauy was hold il their Office IN Linden
Hall Yesterday. The meeting organized
with Captsin barbour As temporary chair
man and ". L. Dolphin secretary. The
COMMITTEES on Permanent Organization,
consisting Of Messrs. Myrick, Calhoun. and
Gentry. roportod quorum Of stock rep
resented and the meeting elected DR.. j. d.
PeudletOn permanent chairman and Mr.
Dolphin secretary.
The stockholders then elected the fol-
lowing Board Of Directors: !. II. Bland, +.
Z. barbour. II. I. Hockey, L. Is. Myr!ck,
II. G. Baker, ". l.. Fleming. \. W. Bowe,
G. l.. Brown. J. u. Peni'cton. j. \. Cook,
Hudson Martin, T. s. Jones, q. O. Jordan,
G. b. Lmuey, aud ". L. Dsttor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
NOW FOR JACKSON CITY,

The Legislature to De Asked for q Char.
ter-The Town Has History.
lCorrsspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va, September 1O.-Vir-
gina is lif the Legislature will allow il TO
have another Incorporated city within its
limits. The inhabitants Of jackson City,
at the south end Of the Long bridge. in
Alexandra county. are going to ask the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
HARMLESS.

70 ASSIST NATURE IN REMOVING
the body is the great mission Of SWIFTS
SPECIFIC. Aicrobi cannot exist In tho
blood wheDIgsss sSIis properly taken, as
It prOnptlyhss=&szsf forces them out, and
cures the patient. 1t has relieved thousands
in few days who had suffered for years.
Mn. +. T. NELSON, prominent and
wealthy citizen of Fremont, Nebraska,
suffered for years with SCROFULA, and
it continued to grow worse in spite Of all
treatment. Finally, Four Bottles Of
ESySIyIcured him. He writes: Words
Ehyare inadequate to express my
gratitude and favorable opinion OF
SWIFTS SPECIFIC.
Treatise On Blood and SKIN Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawefa Atlanta, Ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

Ieg;slotrre At i.s next session TO give mem
a ,e,rn charter. and IA tho place IA repiny
s,rn,,n, they hope TO be succnssiul.
Jackson CITY WAS designed az ereai .es,f
ya.nso" aitv for the wealthy people OF
Wash;nrton. but the scheme tel nat
ITS HIsTokr.
oo,.ro, Jackson. after whom Tho place
.'rab TOOK mart in the opening ceie-
,o,'nn and is sa,d 10 have expressed az
',.',;on that a great town would STAND
there some DAY. For many yeas III gu
,,.en,iy he reason OF the action OF the
Warrington authorities III seVe,ey pun,
ishing rambling. all the race,ooos n'.hsIs
and gamblers generally cmigfa'eu .nero
and opened up business. ana now thnfo
sra ffteen or twenty houses there.
The recent action Of tho county autnon-
ties mas stirred them up. and now they
r-ouose TO ask for charter e. town. so
i.t they can do business undistufDed.
TO REBUILD.
Workmsn will DO pu, to work at once TO
clsan no tho debris Of tho fire at the Port
nor brewery hero yesterday, 80 that the re-
Iuilding OF the burned buildings can be
commenced "a soon ~ possible. IL Is I'M
derstood that the new buildings VIII be
handsome ones IF BRICK ron, ana con-
r,e,e and will be fire proof.
Mrs James Hartley, OF Richmond, Is
visit no friends in this city.
cold wave hos struck this place. ana
fires and hight oyerc0ats are not uncom-
Portable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
70 0-W.F.TuA A.
1nSSTFYYIE FIIETT'S SCHOOL

" 100 y - - - ~ Inn , D - AZ w. -
vi FOR Girls. 100 ,asi G.or' street. E.n
reopen SEPTEMBER -, l~pl M kAIiiA-
RlNE HOWARD. Assistant; Mr. RICHARD J.
WILLIAMS. Aa'Lemaiics. Ma arle Gull
lAIME, French: N.rs bAtOh. "ernen; Misc
WEEKS, Physical Cnliuro. Cia.-c- n Li,raiI0n
viii be formed for Professor iIAMBENIN INe
secOui fo1r. in,luilng irg't. fuury wils. ana
pnrt II irst floor. VIII hc used 'rr -cl,ni-fnnn r..
Terms 42O O. $50 Apply o. WEST, JOHNSON
4 co. for circulars y moderation VIII boz at
tached a. the -rioOl. go 2-W,FNSu-N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
ELIXIR BABEK

preventive and sure cure for MALARIAL Dis
EASES, promotes digestion, inyigorates the sys-
ten. An absolute vegetable compound. At
druggists. oOc. 10 a-3mDcnr2p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

smoke the Nickleby."
Best Ciesr on the market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
NOLLEGN or WILLIAM AND

4 'VIIILIL VI " IIIIII VI ~ Y
v MARY, WILLIAMsBURG, VA session -
gins OCTOBER l, 1881; closes Jgly I'm. The
Oldest college ll tho eOuth. Provides 4 thorough
normal and scafeni' trimming. Historical -ur-
ropning- healthy climate; '1ry-e'Fht mixes
rom kichmond on the Che-Apegk" and Onto rail-
way. Terms cheap. Expenses for students
willing 70 teach two years In Tue pIuic schools
o: Virginia hoard, tuol. lights, and washing
$40 per month: other students nom 81 70 sIf
per month. Tuition fee chargoahia against such
students as are not willing T. take pledge o
teach, sl2.50 Re, half session. Scud ~ ca'a-
lCgue. LYON q. TYLER
~ 22-dlm&teOdlm President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
RICHMOND VISITORS.

The following summer boarders arc al
the Exchange Hotel in this place: Mrs.
Dr. II. Wytho DAVIS Miss Bessie C.. DAVIS,
Mrs. I. ". Cunningham. Mrs. John j.
Crutchfe.d. Miss 81. Lou Maciarlane. Miss
I.ulc f. Jones. Mrs. K. G. DAVIS Mrs. W.
u. Archer. Miss Alice Archer, Mrs. W. W.
Tribbett, Miss Bessie Is. lribbett, Master
J. Willie 1ribbett. Dir. W. W. Trlbbett,
together with number OF children. all OF
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
Mrs. <. REED WILL REOPEN

Mrs. 5. REED WILL REOPEN
VI her school TUESDAY, September l;.h.
corner TWeniy-cghfh and Broad 5'rcoff. 3D."
usual Fnsli-a nraache, wlil he taught, e'-o
Music by q competent teacher. se 2-eeiG'
METZGER INSTITUTED s 10. : a3 .s.'l
Ladies'. Ioca-lon Ia mo Cumberland Valley.
unsurpassed flr beauty and heaithiI.lre-. Iuo-
rough instruction; prepares for college. Re
opens SEPTEMBER l6Tn.
HARRIET l. DEXTER, Principal,
~ I-a0I3gf Carlisle Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

Lace Curtains

g goy on S1 cbe 'U, Luce Curtains
finest. All new designs and patterns.
&c. will buy q pair of Curtains that
viii prove how cheap the entire line is.
Real Lace, Irish Point for $3.50 a pair.
We took the entire lot ont Of the custom
house for "needy importer.
IN connection with the above sale we
call attention to several hundred pair
OF Portieres, silk Damask, and Madras
Curtains.
are not here as else
/ CUrDp{c where. The cream OF
~ everything in floor
-'-"----~.---'"----' coverings. The quail
ties arc the honest kind. The best
quality for the least money. Every yard
Of carpet you buy here is sold with r.
warrant. Workmanship il placing them
on your floor perfect.
Another two thousand yards of the