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FOUND AT LAST.

WHERE you can get your name and adj
w dress cut on silver plate suitable for
umbrellas, parasols and walking canes.
Beautiful designs especially for members of
lodges and societies, such as knights Of La
nor. Red Men. KNIGHTS Of Pythias. Free Ma
sons. odd Fellows. Knights Of Honor. United
Workmen. Legion OF Honor. Catholic B.. etc.
They make beautiful charms on watch
chains, and every railroad man. farmer. car
penter, shoemaker, clerk, merchant and all,
should have one or more on keys and watch
chains. Every lady should have one or more
on her keys.
Every young man should make present to
Ills girl key tag or parasol plate. They need
II and will appreciate 1t. They Will last q
lifeline and only cost the little pitiful sum
uf 25 cents.
II order sent by mail, please write plainly
so that no mistakes may occur. Never fall 10
mention your name and address. 1 make 1t
convenient TO fill all orders same day re.
ceived, and IL not found satisfactorily Will
make II so or return your money. l Will be
found Mt my office nearly every hour In the
day. Thanking you for past orders, L re-
main Respectfully.
w. NJ. BoZeman,
P. o. Box o.. Abbeville, $. G.
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BETWEEN MCCORMICK and ANDERSON.

Trains Oh G. & G. Division leave Greenwood. s. c.
1905 o. M and 2.54 p m. for GreenTille, Seneca and
points south and North, and l245 p. IN. go p. for
Newherry and Columbia. Leave Laurens 1910 O. IN.
for Greeiive, and points South and North, and 20
p. IN. for Newberry and Columbia.
Trains on A. & g. Division leave Spar:anburg for
points North and East 3.54 m., $50 p. III. and 657
p. m (Vestbnled Limited). For points South. 800 A.
m, 427 p. m, and ll43 u. M, lvestbuled Linted).
For points West, W. N. e.. Division, Hendersonville:
Ashevillc, Hot Springs, Knoxville, and Cincinnati
leave Spartanbur. l.35 p. III. daily.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ON trains
Nos Is and II between Spartanburg and Augusta and
Savannah. Ga.
For rates or information apply to any agent of the
Company. or to
4. G. EPPERS0N, s, II. HARDWlCk,
Superintendent Asst Gen. Pass. Agt.,
AUGUSTA, GA. Savannah, Ga.
K. w. HUNT,
T.. A Augusta, Ga
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The only place in this State where
The KELLEY CURE

Can be obtained is AT Kelley Institute OF
South Carolina. at Columbia.
We have no Asylum No behind stone
walls or iroh bars The Keely System does
not require it. Patients go 10 boarding hous-
es or hotels, and report at the Institute four
times daily for treatment
To effect cure for the Liquor Habit r.
quireS from three to four weeks. For OPIUM
four to five weeks-and in this time the kee-
ley Remedies will do more for Liquor or
Opium habit than can be done by all others
in years. We will give him or her cure. A
cure that will come TO them without aid or eff
fort on their part, without suffering or nerv-
GUS shock.
Over finy.six thousand have been cured at
the parent and branch institutions to tehru-
ary LIST, 1872, in addition to thousands OF ladies
and Invalids who have been privately cured
by our physicians.
We do not abruptly stop the use OF liquor
but until the patients cease It's use OF their
own volition, which Is In from three TO five
days, they are given all they require. The
treatment not only stops all thirst tor liquor,
but eliminates the alcohol from The system
and entirely eradcatcs the disease; the pa
tiPnt returning home with health. energy,
courage and self-respect. Many well known
men have been neutrality-suspicious., ministers,
statesmen, lawyers, planters, the millionaire
and the mechanic-all have left The institutes
TO make life happier and To prove he demon
strated fact that alcoholism, like insanity, Is
diseased condition Of the nervous system,
and as such is amenduble 10
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Sheriff. Sale.

Francis Arnold against Nary 5. Giiiam.-
Executions.
DY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY EXECUTIONS
Is to me directed, In the above stated case,
will ell to the highest bidder: at public auc-
ton, within the legal hours OF sale at one- ne
Vile Court House, S. c.. on MONDAY. the 9th
day OF JUNE, A. D. 1892, all the right, title
and interest OF Mary $. Gillian, In the follow
ing described property. to wit: One lot In the
town OF Greenwood, in Abbeville county
south Cur0lina, with buildings thereon. con-
tanning FOURTEEN G4) ACRES. more or
ipss, bOund ded by Main street. lot of Peter Nc
Keller, deceased, Hackett lands and others.
Levied on and to be sold as the properly OF
Mary s. Gillian 10 satisfy the aforesaid Execu-
lions and costs. ~
TERMS-Cash. w. u: MAN.,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
MAY H. 1892, 4t
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

Ill PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS
q with the School Commissioner Will hno
him in his office all public days and every
Saturday in each month nearest the MIDDLE
OF the month. during the present year lot tne
E. COWAN,
School Commissioner Abbeville County.
Feb 2, 1892.
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DICHARD CAN'T, Is now prepared TO de
manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly
customers shaving, hair cutting and sham.
pooling 81 per month. Rasors honed and put Z
In the best condition for % cents each.
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DR.. T. J. CRYMES,
-. Dentist, -

GRADUATE, PENN. DENTAL SURGERY,
rs permanently located at Greenwood, and
J. offers his professional services to Green
wood aud surrounding country.
EgWork done after the most improved
and Modern methods.
aSOfflce over Bank of Greenwood. "a
June 3, 1891.
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Glenn Springs
MINERAL WATER !

BALTIM MD, 2,
and az
in ndespao
Mt Glenn Springs
Ltha
Md
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29
PHILOSOPHY.


] shui my heart against oil sorrow. and said
"fvill be happy whatsOe'er btfall.n
Alasl full soon the darling Of my flock was laid
Beneath the sombcr pail.
Then grievsd my aching heart in u,termosi
My tears gushed from their source In swollon
streams.
Time passed. once more mtdo resolve tina,
naught should e'cr
Disturb my tranquil dreams.
] oouried JOY, but sorrow came. a pilgrim gray,
And brought such gricfs Us memory nc'cr for
gets.
4 bush Of thorns rpranrup where bloomd but
yesterday
4 bed Of vioiets.
At last. full tired Of seeking JOY and finding
Sorrow,
Isald, ooh. thing Of ,carsl pritfoc come
With mo today--bo first TO greet me on tho
morrow
Make Of my heart thy home"
Then Joy outsprcad her winFs to follow whero
Invent.
And ,imo dew by a. In a fairy's dream.
Tho fragrant air seemed fllcd with songs mel.
And life was Joy suprmc
There's wealth In penuryi how rich are they
who own
Confronted hearts, and strcngthto bear thclr
lot;
And many n PETTY -puppoton n throne
Were happier In tDt.
70 would teach thy heart thcdcar philosophy
That showers hlcsslngn on the human racr3
IL rightly soon, tia mans lost privilege ~ dio
And SEQ bis Maitf's facci
OF what avail IA IL 10 know when life shall end7
Our lives arv reckonod best By dcods-not
years;
Enough 10 know that God to every heart will
send
Ita share Of Joy and tears.
--R. II. Remington Ia Good Housekeeping.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

u e. MtsfH NEENt AND hgAfs IuIATNINr
ela y WNTu. ifi,ssss. tift. Naufalfls. I.ratAsh.
nne. ts',tsutt t,s'la ~ slohl " iahsfea WaltfaE
nsh' hat lotffHaau hHfsulHH ~ Nau o. 4tuE iHtattv
L."f agr tsah. iIrmatufr ut Agv. hafrLu o.. irgs
tAaAai ~ issar Nesshssiss eautsi b. rssrtir .
e.hu -. n'nih's uaetnsnt ~ o To- o. bT m.l We
NsAaniss ~ ba.ti 10 tyis I,t cider TO- bdses sin D.
wv $3.50 snsa f4saniua 10 fsht urt ruut gnarui'.,
~ r.. ~ ysaa's, lnut u, 'l.si - n.z 5u,,I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29
SILKS sllKsi silKsl

- in. Mack Japanese silks. sold up to
dnto f,r 81 10 I'd, now Glr yd.
90 boo. and ~ I'm. lihck Puugce, extra
grade. 100. now ODE. sd.
- iu black Jnpauoso TWillei, Gnb lu1.
tra, eii5 "a, now zoe yl.
20 and - In. Cream Japanese and Pom
gee SIX, 1uc and 200 yd now j0gyl.
.. iu. white pouRccs, extra quality,
Si.rO yd., now Csc, so.
- in. Japancsp Twillod. figured, lovely
designs. sl.25 yd., nov 5ic I'd,
- ln. ponruus, In choice datk ground
nsuios, -i25 yd. now 81 .r yd.
500 ydt. ot - IN. dark ground China
isilksnt size.
$50 ,ds. Of - In dark ground China
Silksn' Il -.
$50 yds. of ~ In. dark ground China
Silks a. Clr.
$50 yds Of - In. darl, ground China
Siiks az Zoe.
II These silks arc positively worth
% per cent. more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29
A MARITAL EPISODE.

Yes, Raoul had certainly married for
love, and ho had thrown himself with
such enthusiasm into his new life that
in day all his relations with the outer
world were shattored-likc glass. llo
shut himself IN his sanctuary, turned tho
key on the inside and tasted his happi-
ness drop by drop When by anco
you encountered him he hardly gave you
word; no seemed TO DO afraid Of his
past. and took caro- 10 avoid all those
who could possibly recall 1t to mind.
Raoul was thus for some eight months.
Toward the middle Of the ninth ho haC
relapse into former habits. ono mot
him moro frequently. lie had resumed
his cigars, walked moro loisuroly and
did not disdain TO east nm occasional
glance nj n pretty woman.
This was not because he was less hap.
py In his homo or loved less his pretty
little wife. oh, no, not az all; for when.
ever mot him he assured me earnestly
that his wife was a treasure"
When husband says this 70 positively
there Is no room to doubt that he is still
lover. You do not agree with mel A
nun, you my, VINO announces mus that
his wife Is a treasure is man who blows
upon tea or ashes already cold. All.
well, perhaps you are right; when tho
hfe MINUS 'ohci"'snS himself ana gen
To tell the truth. Raoul h. begun TO
blow upon lie Gre. Tho sweetness that
mao in'oAlna.ed MN nm months ago
Appoafon 70 ,vuilhoW nttle ihslp'u, mo
warm .eteMlstufe ABOUT MN a niue
heavy, ena Sf,oh ms wito came sottIy
Denlnu mn aip Kissed nun on tho prov
ne ocgan 10 uotno what nc had neNes
noticed pcioIer-t.at the ruined nus h'hr'
no saiu nu,n1ra', out was Hrilat.u' eh'
noyeui III thc more no as tho tenuor NJ
ue wouah' seeing nothing henoii, aiter
hvr KISS wou.p CLOSE MS oyus win het
nttie hahps apu laugh iiko a glooini
enid 80
Tome COME tLouisc' tald ne ono
morning ihainB II impossible 70 DO 81
lent longer, do you not SET that am
readingr 49,.
irn say MY dear httlo VIE, l
adore your and iliY1ot You co. Louise
returned, with the pout OF an angel.
"Bpt have SAID II hye hundred and
one times already ana TO DO frank,
Louise, decline to DO forced to repeat
II every quarter OF an hour" And he
stopped Tor his book, which had fallen
TO the hoor, md closing as itfell, obliged
him to lose 'hvo minutes more seeking
tho place whero he had left of, which su
much Increased his bad humor That ten
minutes later whom they tat down 10
lunch he found the soup decidedly toe
salt, and said 80.
Why, no, Raouli ! do not find 1t 80,
Louise returned innocently
"But do. and that settles it, Raoul
declared peremptorily, pouring water IN
his bouillon with adoterminod mir. 9Th,
fact Is, my dear, your cook knows ne
more OF seaspging than she knows OF
finance. This food IS unoaiablc. 1t 4
only ut a rearsurant that prcsentabl,
tillet can hesh@i.h Aud no broathod {
sort Of sigh that rcseIubled a stifled re
"pp, n month, aco sho ,lo,so1 son
urged Louise. WHO, in spite Of her Low,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29

SUMNER WAISTS hND DRGsses.
Some very extraordinary attractions
this week.
200 Ladies' Light S'iipcd pcrcale
Maists at 3lc.. was iir.
213 Childreu'R SIX striped Blouse
Waist. u' 71c., wa. sl.9a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29

4 passenger ON tie Folkestone train
was telling about q collie dog that ia
passed all over Eugland by the railway
guards and ha- collected as much rs
5000 q year fora charitable institution.
The collie carries Y money bag ON his
collar and with u pleasant look and wag
OF his tail invites strangers TO drop %
coin in the slot, With another wag no
expresses his thanks and trots of 10
stop in front Of some one clse,-Now
York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29
DNEss GOOps-For ms Week.

10 pieces Of IS In. llodfotd Cord, bar.
gain, at 7jc - yard, now iOr yd.
Is pieces Of IS m. ilomcspun Serge, sold
NJ To date s5c sd. now 500 vi.
80 pieces of % In. French lirnrietin,
sold up to date 3l.lj aud el.21 yd.,
now ~ e 3 4.
Wool cropous and Crcpos at less than
cost.
Genuine French Challlc', % In. wido,a,
inr. vi.
Novelty Snitlngs anl Embroidered
Robes At ln's llinn importation cost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29
SUMMER WAISTS ANn nsrss-s

~ Ladies' silk striped liinuse w..
at sl.0D wa. yi.7j. ""''N
Ia Ladies' Fancy sink strinI Cbsiit,
Wai-'s AT Si.55. WIS $50. '''o
Hts2Ul, wa 300,
"lv iadio'' Novelty Cotton cey,
bfc'-cs ~ i&2i. was $500.
~ iadlon' l,undricl shirt wsl,,,
~ white aud fancy colorcd, nj si-'
ii-l ladies Black India lawn wot.,.
a.. u0c., WINS st.3u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29

The development Of the petroleum in.
forest In Poru has been sufficient TO war.
rant the laying of pipe lines between
the wells and the scaports,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29

PARAsoLS! PsRkSOLsi
1000 Ladies' and Children Parosols, Tor
i0r., ne, a0c., 800, sl.u1 up to
$1,000, onc-ihird loss than regular
value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-29

) III ON SALE BARGAINS N
Ladies' SIN Wnisi7 n; $40, was tt01
ii'iln' SIX Waists Ht $500, was $40
Ladies', sills Waists siin. wa $500.
iAiioT SIX Waists ut Lvp. was % ni.
1900 calico Wrappers ~ tUr., va,
Il 90.
300 Hophyr bingham Wrappers a,
sl,3', wa. Si5j.
NO SHOW tue largnt assortment o
Wrappers ana rragowus Ia the civ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
Norfolk aud Rlenmond vs.,Ioalsa Ilm-


tied.
A new train over the Norfolk and West
ern and Richmond and Petersburg rail.
roads. consisting OF coaches, baggage. aud
express ears built by the Pullman Com
pany, will commence its regular daily run
between Norfolk and Richmond ON Octo-
Der Sd, leaving Richmond A. NJ. arrive
Norfolk ll35 A. NJ. returning, leave Nor
folk Z. NJ. arrive Richmond 6;3o L. III.
These cars, especially assigned TO this
service, are constructed after the latest
designs and of the most improved work.
manship.
No extra fares will be charged.
The fastest schedule and the most ele-
gantly equipped train in the South.
The only line with complete daily YES
tibuled service entering the cities Of Rich
mond and Norfolk.
The Norfolk and Western Is the only
railway entering the city OF Norfolk avoid
ing all steamboat. ferry, and omnibus
transfers.
In addition to the vestibuled service
there are two daily trains in each direction
between Richmond and Norfolk and three
daily trains between Richmond, Farmyille,
Lynchburg and beyond. ria Petersburg.
The only line between Richmond and
Lynchburg with Pullman's sleeping cars.
All Richmond trains arrive at and de-
part from Byrd-Street station, with con-
venient street-car service 70 all portions OF
the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

<x,x A dc reyiors q tho Young Meas Christian
xssso.inf,op "Wednesday night for the purpoee q
orzaDixelson to fsretye snd snssraain me esrcue
Loses, enicl, meets " Richnond IN pecenpcS'
Rov. Or. W. I. Rscbnrdson. Of the Central
yrrsoyfer,cr Inns returned from the Pan- Prosby-
tersr,, Axse,1hly, witch has just closed ~ se<-
elo,,a Al Toronto' Can. Dr.. Richardson dlned N
Toronto rhursdav, and Friday ~ z O'Clock 4. ~.
took dlnnsr al tao EcxcbAnes Hotel Va hicn-
mond fio wna tho only Ricnmond man who AZ
tended fno assembly.
Mr.. and Hrs. Alonxo pewley, Of Seneca Falls,
n. r.. who have been. visiting their son. W. Il
Dswsoy. OF 0ie Pine street. for the past Two
weeks. WIN leave on tho s;24 train to-tno.fow
morning fer Binehsmpton, N: T., where tosy
will visit their other son, Dr. Y. D. pAvisy; luz
have made naeny friends wniso hero ana tnank
Richmond a ecSafifui city.
Dr. and Mrs. Philip Taylor, who have boon "a
Europe for the last nve months yisiting the m
eipai cities OF France. Germany, sichy. itsf,
Austria. Rnglsnd, sud scotland. LEFT Tor home
on the LIST Of October on tho steamship hurenia,
Cunard Line, which Is expected 10 rescn SeN
York on tho Sth or 9th. After spending low
days thoro Mrs Taylor will visit her father'
Judge j. T. Lowell, Of Front Royal, Va. for a
week or ten days. DR.. Taylor VIII return W
Richmond she latter part OK the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
AucIroN sALr. MONDAY

n. w. BOWIE, Up. NJ. frame dEel. 49, 'Db.s
and sheds 10 DO removed, Oh b0'A io'i
near the city.
x. C. GARRISON, High Constable. II 4. W. ii'
niture, carpets. mating B..
X. g. GARRISON. IL A. w.. High-1o.'ils -
sale Of black horse, a. 'front.' l,or o. hs.a"
Court.
A. n. POLLARD. l0li A. NJ, piano i-i'''-N
carpets, licenses, &.
GEORGE w. MAYO, 100 A. w. horse %"
omnibus, carpets, furniture s."
WILLIAM JENKINS, & sON, 1880 y ~
nanas, pears, grapol, 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

The fo9th session Of tb,. ssss
Octoper ., 1872. The an,,, ,insge ou.,,
pesity Of the inatitntlon nals!ei a..
iopr years proves The w.sdSS ns ias =,
, n,aas q ni taking Z under iIs > S Y,
ccnductSS ll ~ o. ~, sss public .eaool y. W
through whom the bso,eS,'' os iih.'iliatt.-
course are imparted 10 til ~ ~ coll1s..
children Of tie Commonwss.ii.athas q X,
cnity consists u seven r,,tH hat
three ASSISTANTS. all Of who's ,,'-ofs, ~
on the high chafacse- ~ ~, r'.is selss...
cations cations The conr'e extend, - s',,eo1l,s''
l S11s ,h esaqes OF uniyvriy ib .,,.sa ~
ton IN the h,stOrt ana A.. ~ ilHf7-
The climate of Nihamsbr,. y leaed.s,
ally healthy, the altitude a.. y .Iesb, =,
Richmond, and the enyirop,S -- 70, % Tat ;,
OF ASSOCIATIONS calculated 81 ,. Ns hi
youth to lofty purposes. ~ 'l'D.'s Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
THE CONDITION OF TRADE.
Oar General business Good and Some
Lines Quite Active.


The general trade of Richmond Is re-
ported TO have been fairly good the past
week. The demands most active in dry
goods, groceries. shoes, and books. The up
ward tendency in the price of cotton gives
the merchants more encouraging feeling.
Money Is in good demand and collections
fair. Call loans, per cent. time loans. 8
to per cent. exchange, 81 clearings for
September, s.. 2S4, 207.
Special kilograms TO Bradstreet's from
leading eastern trade centres show mode
rate decrease in the volume of distribu-
ton of some staples. A hand-to-mouth
demand for leather and a weaker wool
market are noted OF Boston, decline
goods at Philadelphia, lower prices for
grain and produce and lambs at Buffalo,
with better sales at Baltimore, due to re-
cently-reduced railway rates and an in
creased volume of transactions at Pitts
burg, as compared with nine months of
1891. Baltimore also reports slow colec-
tons, due to lack of free receipts of cot
ton and grain.
: At the South trade features continue to
vary. At Nashville. with conservative SELL
ing and buying. business is healthful.
Charleston merchants ssy the trade out
look is brighter, aud at Birmingham,
Ala. the volume of business is larger,
although collections are slow. Gal
weston announces fair collections and O
larger volume of trade than a year ago
and the disappearance of the cholera scare.
Business is unchanged at Memphis. with
collections improving. bat OF New Orleans
business has slackened some. although
higher prices for cotton and splendid
sugar-crop prospects encourage merchants.
Enormous rice receipts have unsettled
prices. The sugar harvest will begin in
about ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
Imnnrtnnt Nntice.

Mesdames Bailey and Malcolm. of New
York city, will be at our store for the period
of ten days, commencing tomorrow (Mon-
day, October Sd, and will cut perfect
fitting lining for each dress at Csc. yard
and upwards purchased from us during
the ten DAYS, .Jree Of charge, and will show
the purchaser how to do the same under q
new system. Their work is guaranteed by
us to be perfectly satisfactory. and it will
be to the interest of every lady to take adj
vantage of this opportunity.
MILEP Il RHoADs.
Dress Goods Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

Huckins's Soups are being .-vsl It,
store Tree OF charge toiu..sr nor t5s 'r-.,
as TO their delicious rr. -,. -.'@
keepers should Enow VIA, l.a. er.. , =,
Soups are. There are tV .,. IDS.
kinds. Tomato, O1-Ia... I...9o. l.'''i 4,
llenne. Mock-lurtle. and .n.sa rs. y. p
rieties. put up m quart ..t. t...... I.
and thoroughly re.la8.c and l.' 10y
Call and try them. '-''@
Hru''> Srnrnf
fl;'u Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

Mesdames Bailey and Malcolm, of New
York city, will be at our store for the period
Of ten DAYS, commencing tomorrow Mon
day, October 3D.. and will cut perfect
fitting lining for each dress at 25c. yard
and upwards purchased from us during
the ten days. free Of charge. and will show
the purchaser how to do the same under a
new system. Their work Is guaranteed by
as to bo perfectly satisfactory, aid it will
be to the interest of every lady to take adj
vantage of this opportunity.
MILLER 4 RgoADs,
Dress Goods Department.
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i-lpor'aR, Nores.

:. hescames Bailey and Naleo,,
YORK CITY, Will be at our store f'', '', q w
OK ten Gays, commenc ny to. ,'(.' '-- ltfs!
day, october 90 and w.ll IN, ~ VA.
htung Inning for each dress d, pe'isc,.
ana upwards purchased ifo-, ~ .Rl
the ten days, fyG u cia~,a "a qer.f
tho purchaser bow 20 do a. ~. i" ~ 'ls ,
new system. Their Wors Il 49, l2da.
us to be perfectly SAT- sac,,-- . ,..'',t b
be TO the interest Of cyorv 4, , 'Dl wi
vantage Of this opper,aa.ty " Ais -
MiiFL & Rso.,.
Ilrll. L - l.. ---N.
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Special bargains Tor Fair week ai Nrrurl
FEEs new granite building. Large, n-s sak
Of FAN Goods-Dress Goods. Carpets. vlrah
Rugs. oil-Cloths, Lace Cuua.n., urtre,, "a.
there's, Cloaks, Wrap. Underwear rirs,
Hosiery, Corsets, Notions, $50. .'fi rerlss
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
Uuckius's Souns.

in quart cans, ready for immediate use
simply need warming perfectly seasoned,
with imported wines. sauces, culinary herbs
and spices-delicious, uniform. and reliable.
Thirty-eight years have Huckins's Soups
enjoyed the patronage and confidence of
the public. There is but one Huckins.
r. l.. CHRISTIAN & Co.,
Fancy Grocers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02
Hardman Pianos.

Who has not heard of the celebrated
Hardman Every piano we sell of this
manufacture adds to our reputation and
makes new friends for our house. IL is
not surprising that we use every endeavor
TO have piano-buyers examine the Hard
man before purchasing elsewhere.
The Hardman is piano that will last q
lifetime and please the most critical per-
former. 1t is a standard piano of merit
and reputation. and sells for modest
price. WALTER ID. MosEs 4 Co..
Sole Agents.
1905 Main street. opposite post-Otiics.