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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
Attempt at Intimidation.

Our officers of election are not to be
on warrants issued by United States Com
mlssloners.
The force bill is not yet in operation. and
no convictions have ever been secured here
on such charges as those recently brought
against several Of our registrars. Under
the THURMAN law juries are pretty generally
drawn consisting of equal numbers of Dem
ocrats and Republicans. But it is not con-
viction but intimidation that Is aimed at
in the majority of the cases that have
been brought to public attention. in various
parts of the South within few days past
We take 1t, however, that our election
officers are not men TO be intimidated by
any Of these well-known old processes Of
ra1icalsm. They will 90 forward in the
faithful performance of their duties as
sured that they will be upheld by public
opinion; that when they are arrested our
best citizens will step forward 10 go on
their tail-bonds and that if they are ever
brought to trial, there will be no conyic-
tons for how can there be crime without
criminal intent?
We are no upholders Of law breakers;
neither are We upholders OF those who
would use the law for purposes of intimi-
dation. However, let these arrests 60 on.
They will arouse our people to such q
pitch that every Third-partyite in.Virginia
and IN the South will feel compelled to
Join the Democrats in a crushing condem-
nation Of the party Of the force bill and
foree-bill methods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
77777@-@~
Mr.. Rlaina Ont of Pnlitics.

II is given out that Mr.. BLAINE has re.
linquished his hold on political life for
ever and ever, and that he Will soon begin
writing another book Of "reminiscences.
II this be true 1t means that the
"Plumed Knight toresees the election Of
Mr. CLEVELAND. II II be not true 1t shows
thu. Mr.. BLAINE is not as smart as he used
20 be.
His days Of knighthood are over. HIS
joints are too stif. his hand too unsteady.
TO permit him TO jump into the saddle and
enter the lists again. He may appear now
and then at tournament where harmless
weapons are used. bu. never again will he
be able 20 WELD the heavy battlc-axe or
poise sharp-pointed lance. lie is better
fitted now for book-writing than for war
fare. Like many other worn-out veterans.
he would do better as racOnter than as
warrior.
Much as we admire Mr.. BLAINE. we can
see no political future for him. Whether
Fir. ClEvrLsND or Mr.. HARRISON be elected.
Mr.. BLAINE will DO but i'll at ease In Washing
ton. and he could only make life tolerable
there by engaging in the work Of author.
ship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
The Fusionists-What They viii d

| The Fusionists-What They Will Do.
The Washington Post raises or attempts
| TO raise doubt as TO whether the Fusion
electors who may be chosen in Kansas, Ne
| braska, and Nevada. Cor elsewhere, we
| presumed would vote for WEAVER and
| thus throw the election into the House of
| Representatives. 1t saws that serious and
! thoughtful men are asking If the Demo
/ Gratis do not reckon without their host in
/ assuming first that WEAVER electors will
| be chosen III those States, and secondly,
| that those electors will vote for WEAVER.
| when they know that to cast such vote
will be to throw the election into the
House of Representatives and elect Mr..
! CLEVELAND, a Democrat to be President
Of the United States. We quote the Post,
after reminding the reader that every
elector has the unquestoned night to vote
for whom he chooses to vote. That paper
SAYS:
"SuppOse tina. Mr.. lIarrieon gets 2l0 votes in
tho electoral college and Mr.. Cleveland 205-
suppose ANYTHING. In fact, which would give tho
electors Of Nebraska, Kansas, and Nevada the
balance OF power--what warrant is there for the
ASSUMPTION that the Popuiist electors Of those
three States would cast their vote for General
Weaver, and 80 refer the election 10 a Demo
cratic House? Is 1t at all certain that those
electors with the issue Of Cleveland or Harrison
fairly aud squarely before them, would deIbe-
ratey give the country TO the Democrats? ~
The Post has found mares nest. The
question il asks is answered by the fact of
fusion. That fact--thGt fusion-owes its
existence TO the agreement between the
Democrats and the Weaverites TO divide
the honors between those two parties. IL
the candidates for electors in the States
named are chosen they will be under as
strong obligations TO support Mr.. CLEvE-
LAND as the electors chosen in any other
State. They will be bound in honor to do
so. Anyhow. we would not be afraid to
take he risk OF their casting their vote in
that way.
Another fact worthy OF consideration in
this connection is that a large majority of
the voters who support the fusion ticket
will be Democrats.
We repeat, the Posi- has found q mares
neat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

The Philadelphia Press denies that II
over printed tho paragraph attributed to
il saying that the surest way TO put
stop to southern competition with Penn
sylyania industries is TO carry through
and enforce measures like the LODGE
election law" SO far from publishing II
the Press declares that the article IN
question was sent to it and was rejected.
This charge against the Press was re-
Gently repeated through the columns OF the
DISPATCH in an article copied FROM the
National Democrat, and hence we give
nlace 10 its deninl,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
FOR STOCK.
CoLIC AND GRUBs.

COLO AND GRUBS.
Ihaye used Simmons Liver Regulator in Collie
and Gruhe with my mules and horses, giving
them about half q bottle at n time, and nave not
lost one that gave II to. You can recommend
Il 20 every one who has stock as the best meul-
cine known for all complaints that horsenesh Is
heir to.-E. I. TAYLOR, Agent for Changers OF
Georgia. ..,.,.,.o
FOR CHICKENS.
In using Simmons Liver Regulator Powderl
with my chickens tor Cholera take and mix IL
with the dough and feed II 70 them once day.
Nv this treatment ! have never lost single
chicken in the last We years from either Chicken
Cholera or Gapes.-T. G.. BACoS, Edgeheld, >. G..
HOG CHOLERA.
A reliable gentleman, who raises every year
about one hundred head OF hogs. told me he
never lost one from Cholera, although the disease
had often appeared among his herd. His RENE
dy IL Simmons Liver Regulator given In drench-
ing-about double that gwen 70 man. give
this information for the beneft OF those whose
hogs may be attacked with ChOlera.-Professor
f. i. UOPGOOD, Oxford, \. G.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
IL so conveniently given. The Powder mixed
with the iced will be eaten by horses, cattle,
hogs and chickens readily, while the Liquid pre-
pared) is easily given az drench.
ONLY GENUINE
Manufactured by J. ii. ZElLIN & CO, Phiadel-
pha, Pa. Price 81. no2-W(w}f6Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

the sands OF the sen, bot as they are nnv-
wherc outsidc Of Ireland. They ere alike
numerous in Chicago, Brooklyn. Cincin-
natl, ST. LOUIS. and other largo cities.
They are. in fact. power in the land.
Aud az body they always vote Alright.
Tho Irish vote. too, is an intelligent vote.
The Irish voters vote with tho Democrats
from principle. They neod nobody to tell
thom for whom to vote.
Tho TEXAS Sif1in9s Gays on this point:
ITO TOOL Irish voters has always boon favor.
tie trick OF professional politicians Of the Baine
school ne tries TO honeyfugele them by talking
Of their potential numbers end their 'p9ten-
ilai votes Poor old General 500, attempted
the same trick when no used TO talk about the
rich I1sh broeue But the Irish, although they
may DO essiiy fisttered. are not easily fooled
Under their loyalty 10 the old sod there Is O
golden vein Of solid common sense.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
No Fear Of Rad Money!

Mr.. HALsrEAp harps on the wild. cat-cur.
rency schemes of the Democrats. He says
Democratic leaders do not much liko Con.
gresham Harter's going East 10 talk up wild.
cat money. Tais Is q subject On which they
desire thCi' speakers TO keep mum, except IN
pisces where people may be captiysted by the
idea OF paying 90 their debts IN inflated cur.
roncy. Harte- has not been doing Cleveland
any good by his harangaes for dishonest cur.
rency."
Read Mr.. HARrER's proposition to re.
model the national currency and you will
fad that it is by no means wildcat
scheme. We expect to cali attention to its
defects after the presidential election /;
over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
"Good Money and Plenty OF II

GOOD Money and Plenty OF IL
Somebody marked for us An article IN
late issue OF the Wilmington IN. CD Mes
s,,.qcr which Is ono OF the best articles we
over read on the subject of the currency.
It was published by order of the Demo
cratic Executive Committee OF New Han
over county. We find out one heresy IN IT.
but we do not now intend to discuss cur
rency questions or bank questions. we
will merely say that 1t is not possible TO
make local currency as good as national
currency. nor local supervision Of the cur
rency as good as national SUPERVISION OF
the same. Possibly the Canadian system
NAV lead UNCLE SAM "out Of the woods. b"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
II, 70, IS, and II east Broad.

When manufacturers learn to
make just enough goods, when the
great importing houses don't get
wild and overbuy the market, and
when shipments arrive on time---in
that day price-breaking may stop.
Until that time manufacturers will
get periodically hard up--money
must be had, and they turn to big
and ready outlets like Cohen'S for
relief. It's such a combination of
circumstances that throws interest
into Dress Goods this week at the
Big Store.
1t has brought to 29c. line of
SergeS and Atwood Mixtures that
have been rich values at 371a, 40,
and soc. All shades.
A telegram offered US the last to
be had of those French SuitingS to
be sold at $3.50. They were taken
quickly. You get them while they
last, though it is very doubtful if
novelties made for this season to
fetch $40 will be so slaughtered
again. The owners nerve failed.
1t served you and us a good turn.
Handsome Plaids are mighty
scarce this season, and are much
sought after. A beautiful line was
imported, to arrive September ISt.
Instead, they have just gotten here.
They were to sell at 81 a yard.
The delay makes them SOC.
A cheaper line has also come. ~
Main Aisle.
Vienna Photograph-Frames Have
you seen them Black and all
colorS real leather and nickel
trimmed. 81 is the best usual price.
We bought 200, and make them
$50.
Silver--no, not silyer---white
metal that won't tarnish, made into
Photograph-Frames, and they are
here for 25c.
The same, with much filigree,
forms
Ink-Wells.
POwder-Pufs,
ne-BOttles,
Water Bottles,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

Have you looked nj our 81 DANASK' The
best ever shown at tina. price. We have 1t Ia
both Irish and German makes. We show some
twenty-five thirty patterns at this price. Each
and every pattern IL OF new aud original design.
The quality of this linen cannot be surpassed for
the money-a good heavy, fno and durable
double DAMASK. NAPKINS to match, In - and
q size.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

UNIQUE NATURAL-wOOD HANDLES both
on silk and Gloria in Acacia, Weichse irish
Oak. CavadO, Florida Orange and In large
variety OF other woods.
RED or BLUE UMBRELLAS arc the latest fad.
We have them both In solid and changeObe silk,
either natural woods or with Dresden handles ~
match. New aud novel.
How are you of for UNDERWEAR7 The cold
weather VIII soon be upOn Us and the stock u
UNDERWEAR soon Will be broken and new
loo IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

What about Jewelry---solid silver
or imitation 4? We receive the latest
things as they come out.
Hosts of pretty little things---
Stick-Pins, Hat-Pins, Breast-Pins,
and the like---in sterling silver, IS
to 6oc. each.
Opera-GlasseS ? Certainly you
need them. S2.S5 to S23.
This little Basket is solid metal.
1t would naturally weigh at least
quarter pound. No, It's aluminium,
the lightest of metals, and it weighs
half an ounce.
Pin-Trays of the same metal, if
you wish.
Right Of Entrance.
Awfully unpleasant. to get your
mouth full of briStles from your
toothbrush. 1t won't happen with
these French Brushes. I2I! to
45c.
AFairy cake of Soap---Fairbanks,
and Fairbanks Soaps are good. We
bought several gross, which makes
the price &C. a cake.
West Aisle.
Dress Trimmings---the indeScriba-
bic. We thought year ago that
the utmost of intricacy had been
reached; but tickle Fashion called
for more, and French brains guided
French fingers in meeting the de-
mand. The results are shown here
in the way Of wonderful additions
to the garniture of dress. 1212c.
to 50 yard.
A few price hintS---
Astrakhan Bands, 25c. yard.
Gimps, all colors. 121xc. q yard.
Ribbon and Gimp, Acc. yard.
Braids. 25c. and 39c. q yard.
Persian Bands, 59c. yard.
At Entrance.
Have you seen the Ingram Carpet
Remnants? SO to 30 inches. Your
choice at 25c.
Take Elevator.
Did you ever think of it, that the
great majority of people who look
at you see your Veil first !? It's
one of the details to be looked after.
The proper Veil can be found here,
for We are right at the top, and week
by week we have the latest as they
appear.
East Aisle.
To give Knife cuts love i? No,
not these. A wide selection here
at 25c.
West corner front
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
rur KloHnoND DlsrArva.- rDNEsDAY, NOVEMBER 1897

to make local assessments was not an in
fringement upon the constitutional rule
requiring all taxes to be uniform. and that
such assessments. upon the basis OF front
age, where the lots abutting upon the im-
provement were Of substantially eqaai
depth. would be upheld where the same
were not shown TO be unfair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
THE TOW ER,
Corner Second and Broad Streets.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
CI0lES Carpets. and NattingS.

NEW CLOAKs-The very latest styles being
received every day. All the newest things IN
tan gray. black, and mixed cheyiots
One special lot OF TAN ClikAlOI COAIS az
1928 is q great bargain and sells at sight. Then
we have lot Of TAN BEAVER-CLOTH MEDl-
UM-WEIGHT COATS worth so which we are
running this week at 27.5O, and It's the biggest
bargain ever shown. ...-., .,
Another special lot is TAN BEAVER with
pleated back-a beautiful Cost and compares
with anything at s15. They are sll.
ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT COATS trimmed In
black astrachan, 81, IS, and so.
MISSES COATS, handsomely made In light
and dark cheviots with silk velvet collars, $500.
This Il one OF tho neatest things We have.
MISSES TAN MIXED-CHEVIOT JACKETS,
age to IA years, at 81. 90 worth -.
MISSES LONG CLOAkS IN a great variety OF
styles at $50, $3.50, S4.25, and 50, worth
double the amount
LADIES LONG NEWMARKET CLOAKS which
cost $40, Sl2, S15, and 9lS, made OF the very
best material. Your choice, 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

In LADIES' UMBRELLAS We have most
beautiful and varied stock. Tho handles come
In gold, silver, pearl, tortoise shell. ivory buc6-
horn, ind Dresden china, trimmed with gold and
silver. In view OF the many limitations Of gold
and silver put on the market. We have purchased
In our finer handles only pure gold and sterling
silver, the best that are made. We have the
Umbrellas engraved with namo free OF charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
Civ Assessments.

Bradstreet's OF last week reports that
some Of the taxpayers OF Denver. having
become tired of the heavy assessments
made by the city fathers. and having taken
case up to the Supreme Court of Col
ogsdo. that tribunal decided that tho power
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
The Irish Note.

Or. CuRrY's reference in his speech OF
Monday night 20 the Irish vote moves US
, 10 say that tho Irish voters rarely fail TO
do their duty as voters. The Irish voters
bold the balance Of power In Boston.
ahay are y numerous IL New York, not -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
.F0URQUREAN, PRICE & co.
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
ARE You A LOVER OF Fine
able Linen?
IF SO WE HAVE A
RARE TREAT
IN STORE FOR YOU.
line OF exquisite Linens both Cloths and Napkins the
the cheaper Damasks These patterns and quail
shown the first time Richmond The prices not excessive but are
IN STORE FOR YOU.

supply difficult TO ge.. The most a tho large
factories are now working on their next sum
mer's stock and the importers have closed out
everything desirable. We have laid I'm an i'm
meusA stock of UNDERWEAR Of all kinds, but
~ the present demand We cannot say how soon
tue line OF numbers will be broken. The Dry
Goods Economist. one 81 the leading dry-gOods
Journals. says that by the LIST Of November there
would not be n dozen OF desirable winter n
DkRWEAR in tho hands Of the 1obber. Not
later than last week one % the largest dealers OF
Underwear in the United States came 20 US. re-
GREETING not being able 70 nh our orders, AZ no
had not 2 dozen Of winter Underwear In the
house. We publish this fact 80 our customers
who have been using our standard makes may
secure q supply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
Dress Goods

b2-inch ALI-WOOL LAui.,. Chm.
and colors. The zoe. quality tt.-.
SUPERIOR QUALITY IAI.....
FRENCH CLOTHS, ia aa t.a .......
per yarI that IL better "e. ....,..
also.
2Gmch IMPORTED AiI-U... nr...
FLANNEL, In stripes and p.a.... t...
~ for 30c.
TARTAN PLAIDS. fr .fHf-.s .....
for combining with PLAIN -s ... ....
tumos. 80, 80. S5c.. ami g. t.sf... .a.-..
3S-inch ALI~NOOL SIu.N >.....
value. AZ 80 md Doc.
FINE IMPORTED STORM .........
81, sI.2j. $3.50, AMI g.,
Great value IN NOyEfIE l.F. ...-.
10, p, 80. 80, 60. -. 5..arItf.-...
42-inch IMPORlED ,Avl.-t..r.,.
GOODS, heavy twin. woaH Boo .t.......
at 81 per yari, f5r only .lc.
FINEST ALL-WOOL INlu...l .....
the 81 quality for Goo
23-inch QUILTED SATIN. nsrr. -..
per yard.
34-inch QUILTED FARMER, >,.Nt.
ors, at DOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

In order 70 close out small lot of& BLEACHED
and UNBLEACHED DANAskcsome SIX or
eight pieces-we are Offering o. and 0O-ihch
widths ut 40 and 47c. per yard.
DO you need TOWELS? II go take n look Mt
our HUCK and DAMASK TOWELS. We have
them from loo. to $3.50 apiece. All made Of
pure linen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

DAMASKS by the yard, two yards wide. Spe
cal values at s1.25. s1.35, $3.50, and 80
NAPKINS TO match each pattern IN both rs and
q size.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

Now tho holidays are drawing near what
makes more acceptable Christmas present
than pretty UMBRELLA, either for lady or
gentleman?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

We arc receiving daily new editions TO our I'M
mense stock, ana can now present the mo-t al
tractiye assortment we have shown this season
IN Jackets, NcYmarkets, Capes and. DOhnans,
IN all the now and advanced styles. \ few very
novel nue Berlin Capes IN cloth and velvet
Chidrens Jackets AM Gretchens IN all sizes and
grOatY aHety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

Special value in HEMSTITCllED TOWELS OF
20, 25, and S3lSc. apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
Ink Wells,
POwder-Puds,
Cologne Bottles,
Water Bottles,
MhiskeY-Elasks.
and hosts Of prettV Sh1DeS

and hOStS OF PTeIty shapes.
These Photo-FrameS are triple,
some quadruple, silver-plate, hand
chaste, new shapes, and new de-
SignS---SI to SI.95.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

"7-inch ALLslLK CRPpgar -r,,-
and dark ool)rs, tho sL2,...,. c
yari .f q
BLACK TAFFATA SuA. VIII -.-.
stripe, the 81 quality ilr .l.
Zoe. quality for GOc. G
27-inch err AM-WnIrE1Asn>r...
quality for 7jr.
CREAM SATIN. with snt,s..4-.,...
for fancy work, thu $3.50 il.uyf.t. 'a
27-incn CREAM CORntEoI. Raj.
for sjc.
CREAM yELYErEES>. o.. .....
81 quality, FOR 1jr.
BLACK ana COLORFD DH.-. t....
a magnificent nne Of leR c...,......
~ Al 81 per yard. %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

To fni above goods take the left aise on en-
tering. LINENS and UMBRELLAS in front u
aud UNDERWEAR IN rear OF elevator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

Our Lace Curtain Department presents
unusual attractions this season, and at prices
lower than ever known before. Oriental, Tam
b0ur, IRISH Point, and nottingham Curtain Meas
10y the yard, which are now IN great demand
SILK and MADRAS CURTAINS IN new pat
terms and attractive prices.
We al special attention 20 our Coloref SKIRT
Department. having all the newest shape In
Knit Wool. Mohnir. GlOrias, silks, sc. A care
ful loOs at this stock Will be boneticlaL
II NVckl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
MATTINGS.

We are Offering some special bargains In Mat
tings this week. over 200 pieces received from
a large New York auction sale, which We have
marked at prices which will astonish yon l6,Sc.
buys a splendid Mating: 20c buys SOC. Mat
ting; 25c. tuys 371Rc. Mating. Call and eco
them for yourselves Seeing is believing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

kuiciters and kilograms must DO addressed 20
1hR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications win not be returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
Y&DAVIy
SnnnWnmnn arn nho..,..

Somewomenar are "ho.her
TO death " with corsc,s t.
ing. There is d bone d
never breaks; it can. .
broken-by wear. Th. Of
way it can be broken IS .
bending it back the o.arr.
which is never don. inv
Don't believe it. PER.
Very well. Lotus ....
a Kabo corset; and
breaks in a year con-
and get your moae.
The stccls may ir.
the Kabo never.
We have 4 primer % Ct
sets for you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

A large assortmentof CllENlLLE PORTIERES
IN newes. designs, aud ranging IN price RON u
. 10 go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

and euriches the blood, and through 4.
cleanses and renews the whole system. All
blood, Skin, and Scnlp Diseases, from COM
mon blotch or eruption 10 the worst Scrof-
uln, are cured by it. For letter, Salt
rbeun, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils, Carbun-
cles. Sore Eyes. Goitre or Thick Neck. and
Enlarged Glands, Tumors, and Swellings,
it's an unequaled remedy.
Don't think it's like tho sarsaparillas.
They claim 20 I've good for the blood in
March, April, and May. Golden Medical
Discovery works equally well at all seasons.
And IL not only claims to do good-it guar
antees it. II it doesn't benefit or cure, In
every case, you have your money back.
Can you ask morei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02

UPTOWN OFFICE 433 EAST BROAD
xTREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE, 1903 HULL
STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
JULIUS SYCLE & Son.
KAUFMAN & CO.,
Corner Fourth and Broad streets.

Below we name a few Of the many specially
attractive bargains for this week:
BEDFORD CORD TRIMMED SAILORS. with
buckle At side, 25c oil colors.
VELVET and CLOTH-TOP SAILORS in all
colors. 3Sc.-trimmed nobby and neat.
TAMO SHANTER CAPS for children, in Bed
ford Cord, with velvet combination, silk pompon
or tassel, $50.
YACHTING CAPS Of Bedford Cord, 25c
BLACK FELT HATS in all the new, stylish
shapes, including sailors, 50c.
ENGLISH WALKING HATS, all colors, 75c.-
trimmed with all-silk ribbon.
FRENCH FELT HATS in black and colors-
large variety OF shapes, $l25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-02
ADVERTISING RATES.
uAfF Inch on LIZA

Reading notices IN reeiine-mat;er type, I'VE
lires OF less, 81; In nonparcil loaded, Zoe.
Gard Of rates tor more space furnished on ap-
1lication.