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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-23
WYOMING MINERAL FIND.
A Deposit Of Nickel and Cobalt Discov-
prod North of Cheyenne.

A D0poSit OF Nickel and Cobalt D1scOv-
cred North of Cheyenne.
CHxYENNE Z, Wyo., May 22.-Charles Fred
eriok, a German qeolgist, and three coun-
trymsn, have been prospecting two years in
a mineral belt 100 miles north of this place.
This evening Frederick made a pleasant re-
port TO the local agent of HIS Berlin back
ers. He has penetrated a deposit of nickel
and cobalt that in richness and extent Will
surprise tho mining world. The find is forty
feet under the surface and beneath thlrty
feet of iron. Fourteen shafts have been
sunk nto the rare beds. The vein of nickel
and accompanying cobalt il fourteen feet
in thickness. Assays made abroad and in
America are highly satisfactory. and the
discovery shows some fine specimens.
Frederick was not looking for what he
found. At the bed rock be picked up a
piece Of bloom cobalt, but did not suspect
its nature until, upon taking in oxpgen, it
became heated. He says there is 400 acres
of the nickel cobalt. A bag of the mineral
has boon sent to Washington, and regular
shipments will be made to a refinery in
Pennsylvania. In addition to this mineral
Frederick has a ten-foot coal measure. A
Cheyenne syndicate will send prospeotors to
tho district.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-23

HoLYoKE, Mass. May 22.-The Democrat
learns on good authority that Blaine will
accept the nomination for the presidency if
Harrison 10 not nominated on the first bal
lot. The information comes from J. M.
Cove, of Boston, an original Blaine man,
who has been in Washington. He had q
long conference with Blaine. He learned
that Harrison and Blaine have a friendly
understanding.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-23
Thcusapds OF Suffering Women.

Delicate women h COMPLAIN of tired
feeling, pains in the back and IONS, desire
TO sleep, dizziness, painful or suppressed
uasnstruation. will find in Oregon Kidne,
lea a faithful friend. 1toan be relied uuo1
In syery instance to give immediate relisl
from kidney and urinary roubles Thoa
sands of women are suffering every do,
from some disorde OF the kidneys or liver
who might be permanently cured BY usin,
Oregon Kidney Tea.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-23
Train Robbers Driven Off.

JACKSONVILLE, May 22.-The n%orthbound
train on the jacksonville, Tampa q Key
West railroad, was held up at Hammock
station, fifth miles north of San Francisco,
his morning, by four masked robbers, who
made a desperate attempt to lob the South
ern Pacific express money box, killed Ex-
press Messenger Saunders, and badly
wounded Soliciting Agent T. NJ. Cox. The
trainmen rallied, drove them away and
prevented the robbery.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-23

Since it's first Introduction. Electric Bit
tors has gained rapidly in popular favor,
INIT now it is clearly in the lead among
pure medicinal tonics and alteratives-con-
tanning nothing which permits it's use as a
beverage or into1icant, it is recognized as
the best and purest medicine for all all
ments of stomach, liver or kidneys. 1t
will cure sick headache, indigestion, con
stipation, and drive malaria from the
system. Satisfaction guaranteed with
each bottle or the money will be refunded.
Price only 80 cents per bottle. Sold by K.
IS. Halo Il Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-23
Ara You Suffering

From back ache, Inflammation Of the blnd-
der, brick dust deposit or stone in the blsd-
der, or in fact any arrangement Of the
kidneys or urinary organs? II thus afflicted
do not loss time and waste money on worth
less liniments and worse p~lasters, but strike
at the seat of the disease at once by using
the Q~rextest all of known remedies, the GEL
ebrstsd Oregon Kidney Tea. Pleasant to
take, purely vegetable. satisfaction every
time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-23

Special sale Of lace curtains this week at Tho
Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-23
OFFICERS:

HON. PARIS GIBSON, President.
CHAS. D. WILT, Vice-President.
F, GEO.. HELDT,
Manager, Sec. and Treas.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-23

PARIS GIBSON,
CHAS. D. WILT,
A. E. DICK
D. L. TRACY,
F, GEO. HELDT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
FINE ART DISPLAY.
A Beautiful Collection of Useful and orna-
mental Pottery.

a beautiful COLLECTION OF Useful ana Orna.
mental Pottery.
An exhibit at the Exposition which has
attracted thousands of visitors and elici-
ted unqualified admiration is that OF the
L. B. Taylor China Company. This is not
to be wondered at. In both arrangement
and specimens it ia one of the most artistic
displays of china and glassware ever seen
in the South, and is credit to the enter
prise and taste of those who conceived II:
On semi-pyramidal stand are arranged
in most effective positions, and with re-
gard for the effects of color, the most ex-
Qulsite and delicately decorated specimens
of Limoge and other French chinas and cut
Igass of the latest designs and patterns. The
china embraces pieces from dinner, tea.
dessert. FISH, game, salad, and lunch
sets. and the decorations thereon are real
art triumphs. while the crystal, engraved,
and cut-glass sparkle with the orililancy
of gems. Individually and collectively the
pieces are a study. In addition to these
specially mentioned wares the exhibit has
in il many other examples OF high-art
china and pottery. All the leading manu-
facturers are represented in the collection,
and the effect of the EXHIBIT is enhanced
by the addition of number of unique and
striking bronzes. The Z. D. Taylor Com
psny has the best of facilities Tor
having china decorated to order, ana IL Is
learned that their Exposition display has
secured for them O number of commits
sions. They fully deserve this recognition,
as they have unquestionably given the
public treat and stimulated taste for
the beautiful. The booth was made the
headquarters for ladies who appreciate
fine china and bric-d-brdc, and they
thronged around 10 at all times. The COM
pany received the first premium for the
best display. and the blue ribbon was at
tached to it yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

made y Virginia. Art pgsglsn. .. B.
furniture, 6fyi premiun, Savage 4 Holms,
city: set Of furniture lor balls, 6rst pro-
min,n. Savage . Hclms, sjsy; i9vslid-
city: best set chamber furniture. drss pre-
man. J. B. Winter, city: best set parlor
furniture, J. B. Winter. city.
Enoxs. -ltsplsy OF boots ana saoss. nfst
premium diploma and VOL y p. ppence,
CITY dress Shoss l%e anss nr ~. pFi@ aa;na
s snSes: ht c,tv: iadiss Siippsrs. 4nt pre-.
mimi 2dinloma). E. H. Spence. city; dis
NAV OF sccount-books. etc., frat premium,
Simon Book. binding Company, Rich
mond. va.--honorable mention, 8. =. Adj
kins. Richmond, Va. edition binding in
leather, first premium, 8. b. Adkins. Rich
MAcHmraY.-Irrcgular frame tenoning-
machine. first premium, Smith d Court
new. city: raw GUNNER, first premium,
Smith & Courtney. city; saw table for
saving wood. first premium. name not
known.
books, &C.. first premium (medal ana
800, Simons Book Binding Company, city;
display Of envelopes, first premium,
diplomat, Starke d Co., city; pamphlet
printing, first premium (diploma), WHIT
tet 4 Shepperson.; edition oinding IN
leather, first premium ldipiomsl 2. Is.
Atkins, city; general display OF printing,
&C.. first premium (medal and Slo,' WHIT
tet IL Shepperson.
supplies, first premium, Smith Court
nav eifv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
Three Very Fine HOrses.

Three beautiful horses arrived at Nell
sons stables on Friday. They were
shipped here from England by Mr.. Craven,
O well-known turf-man in the Old Coun-
try. TO his son, Mr.. A. 8. Craven, who has
a splendid farm near Greenwood, In Abe
marie county, Va. The nags are Grand
Master, black stallion sired by Barcal-
dine and out Of deheimness; Pleasure. q
sorrel mare, whose sire was Fortessimo
and whose dam was Ma Beaute (the grand
SIRE of this animal was st. Gladiatore,
grand dam Fravolina. and great-grandsire
0rlando), and Twilight. by Imp out of
Skylight, with Jack Malone as grandsire,
Yesper Light as grand dam. ana Childe
Harold as great-grandsire. The horses
were shipped to this country uta the White
Star Line, and only arrived in the city
from New York on Friday. They will be
taken tomorrow by Mr.. Craven to his
farm in Albemarle county, where he ex-
poets to conduct breeding business
When Grand Master, the stallion, was but
months old he was sold for $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

- 8sptsst ministers d. Richmond sad
vicinity Will TAKE part
Mn. John Y. Hsrris and twe daughters,
Known and Miss Linda 8oisseau, Of Din
widdie, with Miss Doris Tucker, Of Pow
haton. ere stopping with Mr.. j. Y. HEATH
No. 20o east Msrshali street.
Lodge OF Strict Obsoryenoe. No. 2o7. A.
r. and A. NJ. will meet Tomorrow night
at st. Nbani Hall. The Entered Appren-
tico degree will probably be conferred on
one carsdidako. The Worshipful Master,
Rev. Hartley Carmichaei, will preside.
AZ the Afternoon service ct the Second
Presbyterian church to-day tho subject OF
DIR. HoQe's remarks will be sabbath OBJ
servsnce.r He will deliver the address ne
mad intended making st the meeting FRI
day night. when he gave way Tor LIT.
George.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.:
Rudolph j., III. Moesta, of this city. and
Miss Martha A. Bach, of Baltimore, Md.
The ceremony will be performed at I'M
manuel Evangelical Lutheran church, Bal
timore, Md, on Thursday evening. Octo-
Der 27th. at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. w. NJ. Carter met with q painful
and serious accident on Tuesfay last
while coming from the Battle OF the
Crater by falling 10 ditch In the Expo
sition-Grounds and breaking several
bones in her hand. Tho fractured MEM
bers weresct but continue quite painful.
Misses Matte and Sadie Smith, Of Go
lansville Caroline county, and Mrs. W. H.
Fary. of West Point, Va, who have been
visiting Mrs. Roberts. of north Ninth
street, have returned to their respective
homes, very well pleased with their tripto
Richmond.
DR.. W. Leigh Burton had an attack OF
vertigo Just as he stepped of an electric
car at the corner of Nam and Ninth streets
about O'Clock last evening, and was un-
conscious for O few moments. He was
caught by some friends and taken into Polk
Miller's drugstore, where RESERVATIONS were
applied. DIR. Burton was afterwards taken
home In carriage, but 1t IS not thought
that the spell will detain him in bis room
over to-day.
Hon. w. @. P. Breckenridge, who is to
deliver tho annual address before the
Army of Northern Virginia on Wednesday
night, writes TO Captain Elicit that he will
leaye Ashland, KY, Tuesday night at IL
o'clock, arriving here on Wednesday at 2
p. N. He will probably stop at the Ex-
change. His subject will be THE Ex-
Confederate and What He Has Done in
Peace" General William II. Payne. OF
Fauquier, is president of the Virginia as
sOciRtlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
BUSY

It's selling the Best. Mad. D.
ing and Be't-wearing Ootb. s' '
very lowest prices tina. IA, '' ','', q u
vanced our increasing trads 'TTr,'l1
evidence that We ARE yi,i. .ae 70
values than can be had elsevta1s os''a
seen by the crowds Of eager br.hA
p.sronize the various der srtme. ~" "
OF whom have thoroughly se,. ,,' ''''l
market They have come IT, u
ciuslon, as you will, that Bo,L,, -. 90
lively the best place TO buy. ~
sold Tor the money anywhere. Pa. Ns
good suits, perfectly cut and co., ''sl''
made. OF Pure Wool Fabric, ~ Stoasl
and Cassimeres- 'asTias
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
wiscoassn's Rssppertionmeus.

MApIsoS, Wis, October 22.-Both houses
Of the Legislature have adjourned to Mon
day night without preparing an apportion-
prospect of tho Republicans aud Demo.
Gratis agreeing upon an ap2ortionmsnt bin
now than when the session opened. The
Committee on Apportionment have been
working on Q bill and are substantially
agreed on the assembly districts. but have
been unable TO reach an understanding on
the senatorial districts. The concs0iona
which the Democratic members made On
the assembly districts, the MAJORITY
charges. have not been met by the Rspu6-
Leans IN creating the senate districts,
senator Mcbride, chairman OF the Appor-
that the committee will be able 10 srr1ve
ct an agreement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
Property Transfers.

Richmond George II. Duke and wife
to Sallie A. England, 20 feet on the west
side Of Seventh street near Denny. S775
A. l.. Leftwich and wife to Carnella II.
Patterson, 1614 feet on the north side of
venable street near Mosby, $1.1O0 Har-
vie Wilson. trustee. to Sophie A., wife of
Joseph Shoch, Jr.. sSsI feet on the north
side of Moore street hear Pine, and 1881
feet on an alley in rear, $500.
Henrico Rafael A. Cavedo and wife to
Robert johnson, % feet on the east side of
Union street between State and Louisiana,
800 Joseph A. Davis and wife to Edwin
r. Sharp, acre on old Brook road. 1886 /;
Edmund s. Read and wife to Fairfield
School District trustees, lot in Highland
Springs g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
Contracts for River Improv.m.o,..

II Is rumored that large United States
contracts tor the Improvements of rivers
and harbors in North aud South Carolina
to the amount Of about two hundred thou.
sand dollars will be awarded 70 Mr.. Q. P.
Virginia Dredging Company. Mr.. Bur-
gwyn was for several years United States
engineer in local charge of the James river,
and left the United States service at the
end of last year to engage in railroad con-
struction and other contract works.
Richmond enterprises are stretching
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
Indiana for Cleveland.

Mr.. J. r. Irving. the Indianapolis agent
of the Cleveland Fence Company. was in
the city for several days during the past
week. Mr.. Irving has been voting the Re-
publican ticket for eighteen years, but has
decided to abandon the sinking ship, and
will cast his ballot for Grover Cleveland ON
the Sth of November. He says number
of the best people in his section have de-
clared for Cleveland. and he is hopeful
that the Democrats will carry Indiana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
Ladies' Nigh, a. the soc,a, Union.

The meeting of the Baptist Social Union
at Belvidere Hall next Thursday night will
be one of unusual interest. 1t will be
what is popularity known az ladies' night
The feature of the evening will be an ad-
dress by Professor Otis 4. Mason, of the
Smithsonian Institute. Washington, on
THE Natural History OF Richmond" Toe
hall will be attractively decorated with
plants, Burke will furnish the supper, and
good music will add to the pleasure of the
evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
Rapdolph Literary Society.

The Randolph Literary Society has re-
sumed its meetings at the rooms of the
Bar Association. There was an enthusiast
tic meeting of the mem bers last night, and
a general discussion was INDUCED IN on
toe question" Resolved, That wars have
been q benefit to humanity" The next
meeting will be held Saturday night at s
o'clock, and all young men who are inter-
ested in literary pursuits are cordially in
vited TO be present. The question will be !:
- loI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
s. G.

Our line of sl2, $3.50, and ,l,s..
are strictly fir't-class Garner,,- IN
feet fitting as any man want, p
Made of excellent material. by d ~ q
firss-class tailors for our d,,sc, a.. ~
elusive sale A first-class t.ilo, ~ -
charge youtWice as much a. ves,E -,
would in no particular give 70. -, -
garment at that ~
Just opened-some beautiful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

The DnPArcn truthfully says the prssi-
dency was stolen IN 1897 bat viii not So
again. No.. We are older than We Vere
then, and have our eyes open ter soch
tricks. The Republicans are trying to bay
Ut nov. but We don't believe there sRe
socomplish thsF purpose. i ti91ssslg ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
A FATHERS GRATITUDE.

oncer y. F. Williams, . we.-kroHn men. e
Of the Norfolk pollce flrr', ioii afelrif %
following sorry Of the cure o. bis sol. EnsG =
Williams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
Some Blanket drives !:

1o-4 White Blankets, blue borders, enough for
Monday only, at s3 tbs pair.
Both these lots all WOOL
1874 Californias best, $3.50; liza at $3.50
instead OF real value, $1,000.
ia pure wool White Blankets, delicate oor-
ders, s5 the psfr.
l0-4 Scarlet, sll wool, OF course, 1915.
Lambskin Blankets, 10-4, Coo. 70 s1.3S.
Elegant solid-Colsr Blankets, green, blue,
pink, and gray also, plaids, 10-4, $3.50; ia,
$3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

There's q sense OF satisfaction IN
buying Millinery from great assort-
ments like ours We have plucked the
dainties from every millinery centre -
you'd plnck from . fower-garden the
richest for bouquet. Then We have
ideas and the control Of enough nimble
fingers 10 shape them. We create ; We
don't copy.
That's Why tho throng keeps coming
AMI seeing and buying.
Come see the Furs! There's been
show OF pretty things for Trimming.
you know but here's little news OF
Capes--
Baltic Seal. Astrakhan collar, s2o.
American Seal, Mink Collar, e23.
Persian Lamb, e10.
Asirakhan, military length. $40.
krimmer, military length, s21.
Baltic Seal military length. s2e.
Seal, with Marten collar, eel.
A pretty showing Of children's Sets
The week starts with such an offering
OF Dress Stuffs at SOC. the yard as we've
never surpassed.
Main Aisle.
Such Silk stock as this its plea
sure to pick from, remembering as you
must that we protect you to the utmost
against frauds in silk.
Here's list of our Blacks
Gros Grains, Wave Cords,
Satins, Satin LuxorA,
Cashmeres, surahs,
Satin de Chino, Indas,
Faile Franchise, Duchesee,
Grenadine SILK, Canton Crepe,
Armlres, Satin Diagonal,
Crystals, Rhsdene,
Ottomans, Crepe dc Chine.
Among the colors--
Plain and Chang cable Snrahs, CSC.
Five coIors Moire Notified. look as rich As e1.50
goods. The price is 69c., evening shades.
New French Bourettes, all tho new shades,
1910 yard and less.
Crepe do Chine evening shades and white,
81. 10, 24-nch.
90 and 2l-inch Real China siik for dresses
and fancy work, 46c
Colored surahs, all shades, 67c.
Two-tone Ta6etss, 21-inch, 69c.
Changeable 2-Tone Silks, with color shots,
shades black to light blue, brown TO yellow,
green to yellow. 1885.
Pillow-Shams OF all-over embroidery,
with wide ruflie, Sl.95 q pair.
shams, very handsome Swiss Embroidery,
e4.75.
Palmer, with tucks and rufies, aslow as 69c.
These pretty, braided Shams, Poe. Q pair.
Stamped Shams, 12lSc.
East Aisle.
More Curtain beauties keep coming.
A mere hint to-day.
Silk Madras Curtains. old rose and blue, wide
silk border, handsomely figured and fringed-a
wonder-at So pair.
These handsome Madras have satin stripes
The colors:
Old Rose and Blue,
Blue and Yellow,
Olive and Yellow.
Solid Blue.
Tho price adds interest-s650.
Full lines OF SILK Curtains from $3.50 tho
pair 70 s25 the pair for satin damssk In old gold
and yieux rose.
Real Brussels Lsce-dozens and dozens OF
besutss-s15 10 $3.50 o pair.
Real Duchesse Lace, ecru. 4-yard lengths,
Handsomely embroidered, $32.
New Nottinghams are shown also,
Imitation Brussels,
Imitation Guipure,
Renaissance,
Tambour,
Point Applique.
Muslin Curtains.
Chenille Portieres, 3-yard, double frieze and
both ends fringed. Ecrue. old rose. rosceda,
garnet. The price, $500 No such a drive yet
offered.
Then CheniIles at IS, $40, no to e36 pair.
Jute Valour, two-toued, double-faced, elegant.
siik Throws. English, -, a5.S7, 10 sl0.
Italian-Silk Throws, bright stripes, great
drive, 95c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

Wen nv 200 Hsti
20 d. tca,ss ts hil
letlube. c1IstAat
htwkils . M 4cll
tilAtfrl t1.A .Llts
throat. rrsag M ID
cas-. blI Nd. is zoe
.uJd,l, t.f-l".l wa
Tue morning, Afl ~
weak aniLf-y ~ O.
trtailfIe l'lsrtef.
he syUpttm s &
tfTAGN.L l.f ~
beis ee'y eel
Drt.8let lge4Rs
| tl,ilk ihs cue .
G .nlplsir 1ai fe-ri.
nerf. AMI klpH "
many sta sr cares ~
uu,i1r fs3 mlia Il
ran tinfFil a'f ~
OH my bly 80 b, e
ho began ir'h rrl
uRler Dr. Coates al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
glad ne - currl
m pEARl,E IlAI.-.

y. J. WIIIIAhTs NHIV' IT
I am 80 glad he Is cured
DIR. L. PEARCE CoAI.-.
OFFICES: 70s east krankna -'',,1 " ,-i
nond. va. once hours: 90 = ", % 3 -
q 10 $50 Z. NJ. Sundays, % ~ -.
sPECIALTfES: CAIAflih-tA' '7
Throat, and Chest. t..., V.a.
Consultation At once or ~ ma. 80 -
c,nes furnished. " you liyo 40 i.iilH'' g
for symptom blank. Charges EilA W5 -
Of all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

There will be news from our Book
Store ell during the week.
Yves. Aisle.
The Basement is prettier every day.
tn grow constantly prettier till its
Christmas weight OF glory. Some
items
1O-piece Toilet Sets. extra large bowl and
pitcher, decorated, $3.50.
These, fancy designs in the china andIdeco-
i2-Piece Set, solid colors shading to light, IS.
White Bowls and Pitchers, Soc
Oyster Bowls, &c.
Gold and Decorated Cups and saucers, $3.50
Fancy MIX Pitchers, Florida pattern and
tablefui OF dainty Japanese wsres-olive-
Dishes. 0yeter-Plates, and other things-any
25c.
worth 1925.
acc. Meat-Dishes for 25c.
Decorated Tea-Plates, very pretty, assorted
patterns, soc. q dozen-not many.
Decorated and Gold Individual Buffers $50. a
dozen.
Another lot Bisque Ornaments, SC.
10 handsome Pudding Sets-Baker. Serving
Dish, and Stand-s2.5o.
sl.93, TO as high as SIS for handsome Bisaus,
Decorated Shade and two rows OF Prisms'
Spring Top.
cial:
Piano Lamp, centre draught burner, solid
brass, fringed shsde-e regular $40 lamp for
1906.
To make room for another strike
in Chairs we'll make these Rockers
move briskly. A hint or so;
asa Rocker for 81. 75--fancy reed twisted bach
These Rockers, white and gold or pink and
gold. e8 values at $3.50.
Ladies' Rocker, light Byron roll, 1896
Basement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

New Gossamers are here, 816 the gar
ment to the very cheapest.
Serge Storm -Cloaks, gray and brown, s2.45.
Better ct $40; others, e4.4o, $3.50, and
more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
NOTES ABOUT THE PAIR.

The handsome medal given by Messrs.
Spott q Spott, jewellers. for the most at
tractive exhibit at the Exposition was
awarded to Messrs. johnson Brothers on
their elegant display OF pickles, and was
presented yesterday by President Buford.
Since the officials of the Exposition have
arranged for an attractive programme for
Colored- Peoples Day, tomorrow, and
have offered special inducements TO the
colored people in order to bring out as
many of them as possible. il is earnestly
requested that as many of the employers
of the colored people as can do so will let
of their employees tomorrow 80 that they
may attend the Exposition.
For saddle horse or mare, style, action,
quality and variety of gaits, walking espe-
cially to be considered, the first premium
was awarded to G. b. Neal, city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

Chenille Portieres, 3-yard, double frieze and
both ends fringed. Ecrue old rose. rosceda,
garnet. The price, 1895. No such drive yet
offered.
Then CheniIles at 50, ~. 40, no TO $50 q pair.
Jute Valour, two-toued, double-faced, elegant.
siik Throws. English, ~, a5.S7, TO sl0.
Italian-silk Throws, bright stripes, great
drive. 05c