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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

ceinturs of black velvet closing under the
yes. The piastron il sewed on one soc anu
hooked on the other. The rather full sleeves
have passementcrie cuffs with crepe de chine
runles. A.
n,a;nness of the long jackets by IN outer or
sort of Figaro Jacket made over 1t in my
fourth illustration YOU will find representa- a
very charming costume OF TINS new anu styi-
ish cut. 10 is made up in faille francaise, the
skirt being plain IN front and the ran pies'ea
ut the back being closely folded: mo Dol,
tom is turned up and forms hein nauu
wide The silk foundation has rune AT ihe
bottom aud draw-string half way. mp tho
back breadth. The pests beyond tne o. enr
ing are caught on a narrow band OF me slup
and hooked 70 the waist ID 'front.' the uitsS
il made in three parts the under one. IN DUO
man faille IA tlght-fttii &, closes ID the ihIu-
die and s covered with pleated guipuie' 10TH
ing jab0t at the throat. -.
Then come. the long baslue-iike 'front.' cut
ful enough 10 ham well and over % there
is a flparo-hke % ket. These hordtrs are
garuitured with . OmpadOur plsseine ter.e'
which must be so laid on the STU a. 20 give
the look of being EN- roidered upon IL. Tug
found edges OF the adiUe cd Isl are Earil
tured with the passemeuter.e and ire iengih-
encl bv fans which extend about five inches
below the waist line. Tho sleeves are seb
biob on the shoulders and have pleated cu1s
OF the euipure. Tho collar rolls slightly II
front. ,.-t
Nv last ilustration sets forth very stylish
and refined indoor gown n dark gray yionna
cloth. qarntured with passemeterie. Inc
skirt ia slightly draued IN front, and the front
must be made longer for that pa pose. The
back is gathered and held in place by
buckle covered with the stuh. The lower
edge Of tho skirt Is slit at every five inches
and ornamented with passementerie running
70 point at the top. u order tat the back
breadth may be fitted to tho waist. the seams
are closed up only within about eight inches Of
The wa,st-lne. A band is sewed 10 both
sides of this opening md Iastened 70 the
lining. The front o. the cor'age Is double.
the lining closing III tue Middle Is made with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

The stuff itself 1t will be noticed that the
embroidered cOllaretto slopes very gradually
TO roint OF the waist. and is set Oft by lace
or crepe de chine iabOt. Great care must be
taken to have the basQuss lie perfectly nat
and smooth over tho hips. and the deep cuffs
should he considerably wider than the sleeve.
A visit to one of these country seats III DC
tober is something 20 remember. ! was de-
lighted with everything | saw from the
brown linen table cloths OF the breakfast
table embroidered in red. or blue or yellow
and bordered with old guipure. q the dainty
dishabilles of the breakfast hour and the styl-
ish afternoon toilets and rich evening dresses.
Oh these negliges are exquisite, made up ia
soft and chnging stun, perfect pillows OF
rrepes and soft silks, set OF with tchus and
jabots and cascades OF lace, all III delicate
tones all harmonious and restful for wearer
and spectator. Yes restiul. for ! claim that
woman may be comfortable III her manners.
resfful in her gowns and consohng III her con-
versation. To compare our sex TO songs,
would say that some men have the enect
upon us of dirges Othsrs of war songs Others
of glees and others still of lullabies. The
same remark applies 10 men folks. only some
men have the effect upon their households
not only Of war song but a war dance.
You will find an altogether delightful gown
pictured In my second illustratiOn-a brocaded
wooden stuff The skirt comes over the cor
sage, which is closed in front with hooks and
ewes The front is fuller than the lining and
gathered. The braces are of velvet, and
start at the shoulders from bows Much skill
Is called for in making up the corselet. which
must be of strong lining bOned and the stuff
draped upon il and il must be IN de TO hook
at the back The sleeves are draped. and
velvet bow set to hold the gathered portion.
The skirt is made over a silk foundation and
has a beaded founce at the bottom and the
front breadth has two bands Of the velvet
ribbon with bows. The skirt Is plain in front
but fully gathered at the back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

COSTUME - FSILIE WITH TRIPLE Coh7A1h'
darts and over il you drape sort Of plastron
i'm loose. wave-lke folds. The sides are lined
with silk and have only one dart. there beng
two pleats in the place Of the second dart. A
shawl collar of passementrie reaches 10 the
shoulder seams. The sleeves are made plain,
then placed upon form draped as indicated
in the illustration. They must be made much
larger TO allow for this effect The passe-
menterie ceinture is sewed all the way around
TO the front and hooked on the opposite side.
To be worn with autumn costumes note
some charming Venetian short clOaks, fas>
tened IN the most picturesque style TO TIE
shoulders from which they seem to be ready
to drop They are of velvet, lined with some
bright-c0lored silk. which is visible as broad
revers as the cloak falls open in front. he
silk covers the wide turn over collar and has
some metal garniture. The cloak is richly
embroidered or set of with passementerie
around the entire edge With tins picturesque
garment you must wear one OF those
DELIGHTFULLY."- medl val-iookng Henry IL.
tooues in velvet of the same tone as the
Venetian cloak. The soft crown IS quite
smothered under embroidery and there Is a
golden brown feather agrette very tall and
SET on one side with n very striking and pleasing
elect QUILL see these two bits OF Old lash
toned feminine iancles. They date Lack 70
the time when the great artists of the day de-
signed the court costumes.
on see the princess form in many Of the
new dresses. Sometimes the gown is only
made princess at the back. and the overskirt
il fastened 10 the tablier on each side by a
row of old style buttons. Tho corsage Is
made Louis XIV. with reyera and there IS a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

in plain White Lawn Plaid and checked Lawn.
etc. handsomely trimmed with lace; Hamburg
Edging and Insertion. They are special pur-
chase bought very cheap. and will be sold &C
corlingly. They are the best value ever offered
in this city and at the price we ofier them they
ought to last no more than a day Look over
the prices: You will find them about one half
what you ordinarily pay. 3d. 80. So. TO- 75 80, So,
gOc. and 81, according TO size and quality. Sale
commences tomorrow morning.
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BE,. AN IKE: 7

Bargain: manufactured in California and Of
California pure wool. 4 80 i0-4 Blanket for
s6.7O: sll la Blanket for $3.50 1914 of the
same, $3.50. usual price il3.
Another Blanket bargain is in full ia
strictly all-wool for s46s. This Blanket has
never been sold for less than e.. The l0-A
of the same. sA25. Another bargain in 1914
is sl.75 the usual best s2.75 quality.
Among the Crib Blankets is a special all
wool one that sells for sL75 usually the price
is e1.25.
Among the Lace Curtains, The maur ra-
dred styles and kinds, will be found .tl
imitation Brussels 81 yards in length u4
o. inches wide, beautiful design white or
ecru. for si.9j a pair. The value is $3.50
The 4-yard length for s2.75 pair. No such
bargain has ever been sold here. Silk cross
stripe Madras will be sold in this department
for $3.50 a pair. Brimful Of every kind Of
curtains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
To The Medical Profession Of Virginia.

cal Profession OF Richmond and vicinity bat
we will, on Oyember ist open az 1911 east Main
street, the largest surgical Implement Store in
the South. where viii be found full line OF
superior Surgical Instruments, Trlsses. Sup
porters, Dressings. etc, together with CON-
pete line OF Optical Goods lady will DO In
attendance 90 wait uYon lady customsrs. A
cordial invitation is eSiendcd to the medical
fraternity. Most respectfully,
BAKfLffl, oAkSENS 4 Co,
Uate Of John Reynders 4 Co., New York;
oci6-it iall east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

We have Just received full line Of Cloalings
in a variety OF styles and colorlngs, ranging IN
price from 81 to e. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
0VERCOATS.

Our stock this season far surpesses i5-at Of
any previous time. both in regards o prcesant
quality. cut in al the new cloths and ever
particular style in Light or HeAyy-weghi
prices ranging IS TO s2j.
We desire 10 call your especial attention "
a line Of MEMS OyERCOATS in twelve dii
ferent shades. strictly oil wool, Of slo, eqoa.
10 any sl25O coat in tho city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

long vest Of old brocade extending well down
over the hips and coming 10 point IN front
Fur Will much affected little later on for
collar cuffs and garn ture al the bottom of
the skirt The full-rowing sleeve ends at the
elbow. and there is tight-ftting sleeve of
tie brocade reaching TO the wrist. Small
bonnets have light-colored strings which pass
around the Greek chignon and are tied grace
fully under the chin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

The newspapers Of Philadelphia. without q
single exception, pronounce the new COM
pany. headed by j. g. ~ wart the best farce
comedy company in America and tho enter
tainment furnished By them a success OF tue
greatest magnitu O. New Richmond Thea
ire Monday and Tuesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

We want everybody TO know the superior adj
yantages which our Dress Goods Department
hol T. ont 10 careful buyers. Sl1 LIS PIX
and QUALITIES are the notable attract mons
We show variety IN 0yery quality PROBABLY
equal 20 the combined stocks OF the city
Cur styles are The best 60 DO found anywhere
and our prices are always as low as the lowest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
Iron, what tho nress of Boston and Phila-

From what the press of Boston and Phila-
delphia says Of j. c. Stewart's new. grand
big company in the Fat Mems Club F"
there can be no doubt Of its excellence
Managers Branch & Leath were fortunate in
securing this attraction at so fay rable a sea-
son of the year. After being entertained W tn
opera and Shakespeare. a Jolly good laughing
farce. full of rollicking pleasure, music and
dancing. is Just in time, Monday and Tuesday
at the New Richmond Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
ONLY CSC.

Ladies' White Lawn Aprons. very fine in sew
eral new aud novel effects, good value a. 50c
zach
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
THE CARPETS

You must buy while thy are down. Several
patterns Of the best Extra Super Ingram,
Atwood. Hartford make price 69c. yard
will be sold for SOC.
Several patterns Of 9-wire Tapestry brl,-
sells. the price Of which is SIC. yard, for J.c.
a yard.
Several patterns Of body Brussels. the sl3
grade. 70 be sod for SIC.
The best yelton-modeled pattern. hall eni
stair price sl.25. TO be sold for 15c. yard.
We will sell on Monday q Of tho finest quail
ity handmade India Rugs, tho best value Of
which is $3.50. for $3.50 each. Other special
bargains in the department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
CAssTNlERFS AND FLANNELS.

Good Wool Cassmeros al 2lc. Atwood Cassi-
meres at Soc; Harris Best silk mixed CASH
mere. q %: Blue MiddleseN lannel W, ~
yards wide White Flannel az % and 25c.-the
sc. is equal 70 what we have had at 371ec.i
Red Iwiled Elannels 25c: Atwood. Good
Gray Flannes, lgla. 15 1888, ~, s.. 3716 and
Soc Embroidered lannels IN white, red aud
gray very cheap
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
Oysters.

The BEST Toe. PLUGS of PURE SUN
CURED TOBACCO are Hickok u Co.'s III. ID.
e. and Caroline Sun-Cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

We also commence tomorrow = SPECIAL
4 A -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

DOSE as grand lady az society lea9eI, as I'm
fpittee woman as patroness Du1' 'I I.nn
heaven. tho season grows later auu 'a az,
avery year We shall not return 70 'o"n un-
I'll the first week in November.
The fashionable world is now az II, couu'.S
seat Ii would he little less than criminal 10
show yourself on Fifth avenue before NVNen-
her WHY. il would be n confession thhI you
have no villa on the Hudson. 10 landed es'ste
nothing but a mere brick and moItAr-aOIu.ng
place. The autumn tetes at ths country
seats are taking on a particular ehuigehce
tbis autumn and must say that con
blame a refined and elegant lady for looking
with such delight TO these few weeks
es mistress Of the msnse. Here IN
LARGE rooms and wide halls she may disp ay
her most graceful toilets. here she is queen.
every one bends to her. compliments her.
consults her. obeys her II Is not IKE
the narrow field of triumph in the town
drawing room where she must share her scep-
ire With q score of others No. no. here she
Is the lady of the castle. Her comings AMI
Congs and sayings are noted aud stu ile1, Tor
this great roomy home is her kingdom and
these broad lands are her domain.
For initial illustration the artist has PIC
tured q charming indoor custume OF veillng
and emhroiderr. full of style and distinction:
and not costly gown withal. The co'or OF
the material should lie cream, while the en-
broidery should be in bise brown, and If you
% desire YOU may embroider directly upon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

Get your ticket for the Chicago irt Gallery
and you will get good photograph. 800 east
BROAD street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
ASTRRCHAN,
DRESS GOODS.

always 20 popular for Clohking and Dress trim
ming, from $3.50 TO go yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

sxcEPrroS DRESS WITH PAssEMrsTnBIA VEST.
My third illustration viii give you very
correct idea Of delightful creation in the
line OF reception toilets. IL is made up in q
lght-gray blue amazon cloth. The skirt is
fully pleated at the back and the corssge is
set Oh with passcmenterie vest made w tn a
sailor collar. The dress-front is tight fitting,
ornsmented with straight collar. plastron
and isbot of crepe DO chine and there IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
FALL SUITINGS.

We are prepared TO please you IN this de-
par,ment. no matter how your taste may run.
Here may be found your own ideas
made in Sack or Cutaway-with our repu;a
ton for lowness Of prices added. Our man
ner of construction comes near perfection. "o
can fit you perfectly. and guarantee 70 mako
saving OF money refunded. Have lGst 70
ceived our second installment OF ALL-NOoA
BROWN CHEyIOT SUITS at $i3. owe
them a look
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

rs in this line, but why should we not be busy
when we have such A large stock OF all grades Of
C.rpets9 We sen them so low. that Is why
we have been so busy. You see we sell he o2.fc.
CARPETS at SOC and the &c ones at 6z1ec ana the
g0c. and 81 ones at Is and Soc and sL25 ones
at g.: clear saving in your pockets OF from
y TO q per G nt Ne have plenty more lett ana
n ones coming every day. We Will sell on
Monday so SIN rna Rugs at &c, the regular
Remnant of Carpets to sell cheap, and Mat
tiugs too
Art squares sizes TO match. Sxi, AKA and 4x5
The prices are low.
Floor Oi-Cloih 3 yards wide laid on your floor
at 6lc.
Good Floor Oil-COlth a. 2jc.
Oil Cloth Rugs. IA square, sc. 800
Window Shades, All colors, all widths ana
lengths. from &c up.
The handsomest line Of Portieres TO- be found
anywhere, and the prices are very low-from
800 up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

Sit for your picture at the Chicago Art Gal
iery,, 800 cast Broad street. You shall DO sat-
listed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
2Of and 2O3 Z. Broad Street.
SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
~~-~-0~~~~~0~0~0~o~c~o~~~0
T ARGFsT AND BEST STOCK OF PUBLIC
IL AND PRIVATE SCHOOL BOOKS. SCHOOL
STATIONERY AND SUPPLIES.
FINE STATIONERY. ENGRAVING A sPE-
CIALITY. WEST, JOHNSTON 4 CO.,
se25-eod9m GIL Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
BLANKETS AND QUILTS.

Now is the time TO be looking ont for Blankets
and Quilts Jack Frost VIII be here soon ana
they are mighty gooi things TO have when
becomes. our stock is complete l0u can
get tirst-cass pair OF White WOOL Blankels
here for s2.5O. we have some much cheaper
but those az a. 20 are an Extra Bargain
Good Heavy Quilts az Al, 1928 SL5O Sl.fo
and 20. Fine Down Quilts at 50.
Lace Curtains az all prices o. 70 90c., 81, Sl.2o
$50, s., $3.50, IS and up pair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

Ladies' White lawn Aprons, in 10 different
styles with hemstltching. insertions, open
work and lace effects, regular SOC. aprons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
DRY GOODS, &C.
LEVY & DAVIS.

Our mammoth building is now full Of new
goods for Fall and Winter all selected with
great care to meet the wants OF all We have
made extra preparations TO SUIT your taste Dy
enlarg ng our stocks in every Department. ere
by Offering larger assOrtments 10 select from
than has ever before been seen In richmond
While we have increased our stocks we nave
added much finer goods IN every line than nave
heretOfo been shown ia our city. Inc COM
mon remark so often heard. Il cannot md any
thing good enough" need no longer be heard
after seeing our stock, for no finer goods can
he found anywhere In low and medium priced
goods we show more lines than ever before, AMI
II You will come and see us we are confident YOU
will find something TO please YOU and at the
We commence the week with a SPECIAL
SALE TOMORROW OF
LADIES' WHITE APRONS.
Ladies' White Lawn Aprons. hemstitched and
two tucks above, would be cheap az 1880. each'
ONLY Ioc.
Ladies White Lawn Aprons hemstitcbed and
wide open work in lace effect above, regular 20c.
quality
ONLY I5c.
Ladies' Fine Lawn Aprons. hemsttched
and i've rows tucks above, regular SOc. quality
ONLY 23c.
Ladies' White lawn Aprons in 10 different
STYLES, with hemstitchng. Insertions, open
ONLY CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

Brunswick Stew,
Sora.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
FASHION AND FRlVOLITY
By No Means The Same, Although Begin
ming With AD 81"
AUTUMN FETES OF TRE GAY WORLD.
Indoor and Outdoor acknowledgements
Costumes for the Fall season
Princess Form.
copyright, 1911

Wv YORK. Oct 10. 1871.
OST people have an
idea that because fash
ion and frivolity both
begin with the same
letter they are very
much one and the same
thing but. as is gener-
ally the case. this pop
ulsr idea Is very wide
of the truth. While a
guest at the country
seat Of a leading lady
of fashion last week,
she said 70 me W TIA q
sigh IL dread 70 think
OF a return TO town.
Fashionable life has so
many cares. go many
response bilities. 50
many tasks. IL IS not
merel a question OF
clothes. as the world
imagine II 70 be 1t
is thc labor which your
prominent position e. en-
tails upon you. Inc
clothes are the mere
outward sign Of your
ability AMI fitness TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
DRY GOODS. sc.
T T OWE 2,
oo,uro orooun nun ponnn eTprcrc ono
2OI-CORNER SECOND AND BROAD STREETS-2O3

for the coming week 2
flreye a
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ONLY 23c.

Ladies' Fine Lawn Aprons. hemsttched
and i've rows tucks above, regular Doc. quality,
The morning news., 1891-10-12
Brolzs Turkeys.

Agreeable to your request for contribu-
tlons on poultry raising would say I have
made 1t study and business iu a small
way for several years. / FIRST tried geese, but
soon gave them up as improbable
then tried guineas, with the same result
Then tried the Pekin ducks. l succeeded
with them and made good deal of money.
But OF all the noisy fowls they are the
worst, making fuss day and night. The
Iea' 'hers are fine, two pounds of
Pekln duck featherJ being worth three
pounds of geese feathers. | haye for several
years been raising common turkeys, but
nave given them up for the Bronze turkeys.
Ny frst setting of Bronze turkey eggs cost
me 81 ID. Two eggs were hatcbed and
lost both of them. then got another set
ting; seven were hatched q d raised them
all. This year [ have yardful of Bronze
turkeys. They are beautiful sight to leok at
when they are all ssrutting in the sun, their
glossy green and bronze cha ging with
every motion they make. They are the
hardest of all poultry l have ever raised
have lost but two this year-one by
drowning and one by poison. | expect to
get SlO0 for my turkeys alone this wear.
When find my turkeys are ready to lay
have nest prepared in the turkey house
with nest eggs and shut them up till they
lay. BY repeating this for a Few days l
eccuston them to laying il the house, which
Is far less trouble than watching them
IN nest they have chosen in the fields or
woods. have four or five hens to COB
bier, which enables rue to have a good
supply of eggs. In March set all the first
eggs under common chicken hen. The
turkeys will soon begin again to lay the
second time. Then let them set on their
own eggs. II there are not turkey eggs
enough for a full setting l let them
set seven days, and then give them chicken
eggs enough to make twenty. Then they
will all hatch at once and all go together
We have two or three acres at the house
that we SOW in cats for the young turkeys
to run on In the spring. ! have COOP in
the oat patch for each brood and keep them
shut in for eight or ten days, allowing the
little fellows to run in and out when it is
dry. First feed hard boiled eggs
and clabber with half-cooked homi-
ny till weeks old. After this
leave OFF the eggs, and feel on hominy
three times day, giving them clabber in
the morning till they are 6 weeks old. Then
Change them to larger field TO hunt their
own feed. Feed them night and morning.
| will say right here l car make more rails
ing the Bronze turkeys than any otht r
poultry have ever tried. They are great
foragers and will hunt mosS of their food.
raise chickens also-the Brown Leghorn
for eggs; they are non>setters. | have other
hens for setting. Take thin, narrow
board, bore two holes in it and tie across
the turkey hens back to her wings with a
soft cloth string, and this will prevent them
from nylng over the fence and straying off
while the little turkeys are too young.
Mrs. j. l. CoNNELL.
Concord, Gddsden County, Florida.
The morning news., 1891-10-12
All Flesh is Grass.

And yet we import hay. After a while
we will get to hauling in sand, and it
wouldn't surprise me if we didn't send off
after sandspurs one Of these days, says the
Florida FrWit Grotcer. Yes, we import
hay when all our muck lands are the para
disc of crab grass. If the st. Cloud folks
would sell their mill, plow up their cane and
let the grass grow they could supply Florida
with hay and make more money than they
will ever make on sugar. All cf the Kissim>
NEE region ard, in fact, there are tens of
thousands of square miles of fat country
that would produce Bermuda hay world
without end. We haul hay a thousaud
miles and pay more freight than it origin
ally costs because we are too careless lis that
the word0 to grow it. Does any body Won
der that we are poor? The matter of sur
prise is that we have not all been sold out
long ago by the high sheriff. The reason
we don't grow hay is because we have no
press to put it up in nice bales; and then we
have no mower TO cut it, and if we had
mower we have too many stumps in our
fields nor have we stump pul!er. Then it
requires work which does not agree with the
majority Of US. | am sorry for a man who
has to work. 1t keeps me sorry all the
time. Let us stop this Call and anti-Call
business and cut our grass for hay, then we
will have the call OH the Transportation lines
ald cal block their little game whenever
we please.