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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
ISAAC SYCLE & CO.,
GREAT BLANKET, CARPET, AND LACE
CURTAIN SALE.

GREAT BLANKET CARPET, AND LACE-
CURTAIN SALE.
Until Wednesday We Will sell 900 pair
SLIGHTLY SOiLED BLANKETS at hall price.
WHITE SPREADS, slightly dust soiled' at very
'S SO p'rST' par PURE WOOL ia AUSTRALIAN
BLANKETS, silk-taped edges, gem' 90 soId
100 pair DOUBLE BLANKETS at 81, worth
$3.50.
3-ynrds-lone FXTRA-WIDE TAPED-EDGED
LACE CURTAINS, Zoe. pair. Don't inu TO see
them. - =. 80.
3I5-yard3-long EXTRA-WIDE TAPED-EDGE
LACE CURTAINS, 81 pair, worth 3 90
The CURTAINS we sell from 81 to $40 per
PAIR are goods mover shown for maj price.
INGRAM CARPETS, ell wool, Doc. yard
A GOOD INGRAM CARPET at 4Oc.-tho oOc-
SMYRNA MATS. 25c. FELT DRUGGETS, SO.
3x3 WOOL INGRAM DRUGGETS s4.@9.
MOQUETTE RUGS and CARPETS at very low
prices, -, ,,-,,,.,, ,o,>.
4BRUsh DOoR-MATs. 39c. each.
500 yards OUTING CLOTH, 94c. yard.
MERRIMACK PERCALES, 4c. yard
STORM SERGES, in all coiors, 49c. yard
FINE sILK-FINISHED HLNhIEIIA' 40
iuches wide, 57c., sold at S5c
20 pieces ALL-WooL TkICOT' all new shades
90 pieces STORM SERGE. all colors, @5c. a
ward very fashionable.
10 i0 pieces BLACK HENRIETTA, 15c.
NEW INDIGO CALICO, pretty stripes and
1EdFsSIT "a sTrIoID AMMONIA. &c. a bottle.
TURKISH BATH TOWELS, large size, l2l9c.
isx36 PRETrY-BORDERED, KNOTTgD-
FRINGE TOWELS, 24c. each.
80 dozen KNOTIED-f RlNGk PUhE LINEN
ELL-W0oL WHITE FLANNEL, 25c, worth
SIC. ..,--
BLACK SILK MlTTs at I4c. a pair.
NEW YELLING for present wear. -
5000 yards HEAVY UNBLEACHND JEANS,
&c. a yard, worth 10c.
AS school time Is nigh at hand VIC beg 70 sug
gest that u will be wise for you 70 inspect our
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
BOYS kNEE-PANTS, oil sizes, %3c. pair.
BOYS TWo-PIECE SUITS, s1.5O, worth SO.
Sec them 90 convince yolrselt.
- few BABl-CAkklA6ES remaining we
need the room, hence price no object,
3 pieces DOUBI E-WIDTH BLUE-AND-
WHITE STRIPE GlNGHAMs, I2lRc., sold at
$50 so yards DoUBLEFACE BLACK PERCA-
NEW DOTTED swIssEs-see the designs at
The most complete line Of OIL-CLOTHs in the
city. yards vide, 4Jc. yard, every inch
10 pieces STRIPED and PLAID MUsL1Ns,
12lRc., worth 2Oc.
GOOD CASHMERE, for men and boys wear,
Poe. n yard.
BVTTERMILK SOAP, DC. n cake, large size.
1O-l HEAVY UNBLEACHED sHEEIlNG,
17c. q yard. ...--
BOYS PERCALE aud OUTING-WAIsTS, 25c.
8ROCADE SATIN, gray and black, something
new. 12l6c., worth 20c. -
STRIPED and PLAID BLACK oRGANDY,
SIC. yard. - -
1000 yards GOOD CANTON FLANNEL TO be
sod at Slac., worth l21E'.
REMNANTS WHITE, PLAID, and STRIPED
MUSLIN, worth 16c., for Sc. a yard.
ISAAC SYCI.E & CO.,
Note Location. 303 east Broad. Next cor. Third.
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At25 5.yariau auourF
s25 apiece
andt
yard
IN tweeS q
81 and
and s
BLOUSE WAISTS s Id
a
TA-ame
hca o TopFD
5o
all o
At5ray al am
Uotn and SOC ape
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DOneSticS.

of prices-39c; for what you paid us SOC.
SOC for the 69c. quality heavy German
damask.
75c. for the heavy 81 Scotch quality.
81 for the S1.2j grade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

,,vr FIGURED CREPE CLOTH,
?" ..ss l2it and l0-T'' Oc
rv-YA rIVg MULLs, all nice and
) .,a1, p-i'' i''' D.
,,,<r PINEAPPLE tissues, equal
i ,i.. .sss1n for i2@6c' oc'
.r,xr FIGURED CANVAS CLOTH,
d. trl-s-.'''
.,.r wool cHALLIEs, the identical
3 -i,. Ella for 2oc' loc.
rr<e slLK-FIN1sH FIGURED
l... r,.-. c. 6t4t
r,lFt FINE CORDED FIGURED
AVN, cold al the season at
i-- -
.yr PLAID and STRIPED NUsLINs,
.#l fa. l-,tt.' o@c'
VERY FINE INDIA LINEN, which
4-.. .tI luc., DC.
....y.s a' VERY FINE STRIPED and
,r-. lN>. worth 90 and 25c., lOc.
.,-,r>v<rs OF DRESS GOODS for chill
dresses al haii-prIce'
,rtprrS' BLUE-STRIPED and Pig
WAISTS, regular price, 11c., 31c.
.,.-r>. HlACK and WHITE SHIRT
-..>.t.-. 7J-.. &c.
....t..r,' FINE PERCALE SHIRT
"a. r.. numbered collars ana cans, SOLD
a-.r-+
....tvrl pRAPERY, beautiful for furni-
- .. worth 90, l21G'
...v.rriNACK CEErONS, all now styles,
th.lrv. lovely for furniture cover
v. Poe, i2lgc.
..... r,viCTsa handsome twiled-ng-
inches wide, In DARK grounds,
-.. .... l...+
yr.rvtCE CASHMERE DELAlNES, very
.-eI and striped, Tor dresses, worth
.-.r.ri sINeHsNs. in stripes and plaids,
... .-.tl. ..-e.u 70. ana al colors' o1Sc'
,.r r.-~rmpgD and PoLKA-DoT
-.c r-4I.IES>, worth 20 and 25c., l21R''
A.. STORM srEGEs. 50 inches wide, all
nav. a.. v.r.h ,3t, JOc
MIS- Wool CHEyIoTS, 3s inches wide, 45c.
-. ra>usONEST LINE Of NEW FALL
.->.rtH~. DOB stripe and plaids lOc
p.5o-alCEPR1N1s, in stripes and figures,
SlyYmUEPERCALE, for boys shirt-waists,
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THIS WEEK sgc

All our Figured Pineapple Tissues, Tussah
Cloths, and China Cloths, that sold a. l2lsc. per
yard,
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BIdnBetSl BJGnketSi

2 Single 10-4 White Blankets. 371Sc. piece.
pair silvor-Gray lo-4 Blankets, 99c. pair.
rsu Extra Heavy Cyclone Bed Blankets,
st.9S.
2paIr Heavy Wool Blankets, 1o-4, s1.37IS pair.
pair Extra Heavy Windsor Bed Blankets,
s2.25 pair
Tho above are slightly soiled, but great bar
gains. Now comes our now fresh goods, Just
from the factory.
Fine Brandon 1O-A Wool Blankets, worth SO,
at this sale, s4.9S.
Superior Quality Fine Wool Blankets, full
ia, worth 80, nt this sale, $6.46.
Extra Fine Southdown 10-4 Wool Blankets,
worth 1850, for $5.0S.
California southdown ia Fine Wool Blankets,
worth sl0, for sG.OS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

Boys Fine French Percale Shirt-Wsists, in
plain white and figured,
THIS WEEK 43c.
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Nj. 5. LEIDY'S
STOVE INSTALNENT HOUSE,
1909 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
REDUCTION SALE.

/ 900 eidys Patented Tin Tomato-Cans, sc.
1910 Mason's Glass Fruit-Jars, l-quart. oc.
900 Mason's Glass Fruit-Jars. .-quart, Sc
300 knife Bricks. for cleaning knives, DC.
800 l7-quart Extra Heavy Dish-Pans, &c
500 Wood FlOur-Siiters. O..
11S Willow 11rket-Baskets, &c.
2SO Wood Broad-Trays, i5-inch, 2sc'
1000 Wood Clothos-PIns, per dozen, lc.
g26 2-hoop Wood Water Buckets, SC.
100 extra good Paper Waier-Buckets, 24c.
39l Wood Fibre Water-Buckets, 47c.
200 Wood Roilng-Pins, &c.
422 Wood Wash-BOards, q.
2,2UO Leldys Patent Dinner-Pail, 4Oc.
S26 Improved Extra Large Lanterns, 47c
1000 Cups handled, extra good. &c.
$40 Sauccrr, perfect order. &c.
5000 Dinner-Plates. S-inch, extra good, &c.
800 CHINA Sugar Dishes, 13c.
400 China Mugs, Sc.
! 400 White Bowls, 3, 4, G, g, 10, and l2c.
! 200 Yellow Bowls, >, 3, 1, Is, &, 10, and l2o
500 Earthen Tea-POts, 13, 10, "A, and 29c.
$40 Glass Cream-Ptcners, &c.
1000 Wine-Glasses, extra large, &c.
1,OC0 Claret-Cilasses, extra large, Be.
1.30O White Round Bakers, &c.
LOCO Whiskey Glasses, assorted, 4c.
1900 Beer-Glasses, assorted, &c.
900 SOda-Glasscs, DC.
300 Glass @olasses- Pitchers. &c.
100 Toilet Sets, American tin, S1.40.
400 2-burner Oil-stoves, Sl.23.
1,3OO Yellow Chambers, 2lc.
p Tea-sets Of 80 pieces, $3.50.
800 2-Burner GasOline-StOyea, s4.02.
l,223 Tln-pleced Dish-Pans, lie.
300 Cofiee-Mills, 29c.
300 Decorated Earthen CuspldOres, 23c.
G25 Glass Water-Goblets, per dozen, 40c.
$50 Fancy Tin Tea-pots, IL, IA, and 1Gc.
400 2-burner Gas-StOye, $3.50.
300 Tin Wash-Basins, -.
1,2l2 Papers % Carpot-Tacks, 1c.
1900 China Wash-Bowls and Pitchers, 45c.
GASOLINE, per gallon, 15c. COOK-STOVES
RANGES. HEATERS, GASOLINE-SrOVE Is, AM
GAS-STOVEo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
Carpets, Rugs, DruggetS. Art Squares,
Floor 0iI-ClOthS, and Mattings.

This is the season for housokoepers 20 DO look.
ing around FOR Houseiurnishing Goods, Car
pets, &c. Our stock "a complete ia every line.
Our Carpet display IA "a good a. can be found in
tho city. Wo keep the very best makes In Vel
vet. Brussels, Administers, Tapestry and In
grains. visit 70 our Carpet Department viii
convince you at a glance that We are fully pre-
pared % offer as good inducements as any house
in the city and We promise you We will DO II.
Give US a can and see our STOCK.
In tho way Of AIT Squares and Druggets we are
showing some very handsome ones at low prices.
SO buys a nice Wool Drugget; IS buys better
one, and SO buys magnificent one. We have
them at S4.2O aud 81 also.
Rugs at all prices from 45c. to s35
Floor On-Cloth, yards wide, worth 75c. yard
Tor 4Oc. yard.
Floor Oil-Cloth yards vide, 50c.
Remnants Of Floor On-Cloth IL yards wide,
25c. a yard
Mattings at cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
"Wear it a week or two or

"Wear it a week or two or
three, till you make up your
mind about it, and then bring
it back and get your money
back.
Wear it a year and, if a
bone is broken or kinked
or slipped or shifted, bring it
back to us and get your
money back"
What do you think of the
Kabo corset when it is sold
with such guarantees as those
two?
We have a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

Here is an OPP
portunity to buy
a Read y-M ade
Dress at your
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
| RercnLe Wr0pDerS.
ones. 81 quality for 81. 25 ; CSC. for the

lined IO-inch Hand-Satchels, 65c. II
inch. 90c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
THALHIMER BROTHERS.

OUR PARTING SUMMER GREAT BARGAINS IN SUMMER
GOODS AND ODDS AND ENDS If WE CAN'T MAKE IL Cooh
WE WILL MAKE 1T PLEASANT FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
IN GIVING SOME OF THE GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED WE NEED THE ROOM
AND CAN USE THE MONEY so
DON'T GIVE
CALL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
THIS WEEK sc.

Homespun Suitings. particularly adapted for
school wear being very serviceable, and those
brown mixtures that do not soil, former price
SiSc Dar ward
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&DAVIS.
THELAST CHANCE.

The beginning OF the end Of the Summer sea-
son. Only one week more aud you viii DO think
Ing OF Pail Goods, and stll there arc many things
left from the sumner that you want DOW and
will want later that you can buy this week at
less prices than ever before offered. We have
msdo a special and fual reduction for the last
week In August 20 clear up tho lines Boy now
and you viii get better bargains than you ever
saw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
THIS WEEK l5c.

Finest Imported Scotch Ginghame, In broche
effects, ombre stripes, plaida, etc, former price
%, 80, and 4Oc., per yard. your choice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

ONLY sTUPENDOUS LIVING AUSTRALIAN
EXHIBIT, REGAL ROMAN HiPPODRoNE,
MONSTER MENAGERtE, ONLY GIANT RIP
POPOTAMI. TRIO OF MOST TREMENDOUS
TIGERS, ONLY SCHOOL or TRAINED MON
STER sEA-LIoNS AND SEALS, BIGGEST CIR
CUsES ON EARTH, ONLY TRlBEoF WILD BE-
DOUIN WARRIOR ATHLETES. ONLY DARK
EST AFRICA AQUARIUM, ANfIPoDBAN Afl-
AIRY. THE OLYMPIAN STAGE or OLD, ONLY
ROYAL JAPANESE TROUPE, MID-AIR GYM
NAsIUM, CHIL OREN's FARMLAND FRoLICs,
GBOTEsQUE CARNIVAL, ARABIAN NIGH rs
ROMANCES. SPECTACULAR PILGRIMAGE
TO MECCA, SUPERBEsr FREE HOLIDAY
DISPLAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

Imported French Mulls and Lawns. light
grounds with cooFed figures. former price 20
aud 35c per yard your choice
THIS WEEK 15c.
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IRON-MOULDER's UNION, 12s.
COME ONE. COME ALL |
pICHMOND HOWITzER BAND

pICHMOND HOWITZER BAND
IL WILL GIVE A
GRAND EXCLUSION AND CONCERT
SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 3, 1892.
ONLY 81 ROUND TRIP 10 NORFOLK.
No time lost from business. Moonlight on the
james. steamer ArieL Look NJ this schedule:
Leave Richmond SATURDAY NIGHT, septom-
ber Sd, az 10 o'clock sharp; arrives at Norfolk az
z A. NJ. Leaves Norfolk Sunday at 4 +. III.
Tickets aleo good 10 return the following Tues
day. September q, 1892.
Ample time Sunday to visit Virginia Beach,
Ocean View, Hampton, Soldiers Hone, Old
Point, etc.
Elegant Meals and Refreshments on steamer
Ariel. BEATS TBRA ALL LADIES' SALOON
reserved exclusively for them
Grand Sacred Concert SUNDAY az 4:30 p NJ,
after leaving Norfolk, under direction OF Profes-
sor Thomas PTosho. Good oscer guaranteed.
Committee: Captain 4. c. Cunningham, w. A.
Dickinson, A. n. Hawk, and J. NJ. Voegier.
au 2S-Su&F2ts
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-.-------S
]gl'(oFEN
(oNPAfY

Only three or four days left in Au-
gust. Quantities Of stufis to be sold be-
fore the month closes. Lots OF early
fall goo1s amongst the assortment Prico
no object Perhaps just the wares you
are looking for.
Silks, Dress Goods. Linens, Hosiery,
Gloves, Corsets, Underwear, Ribbons,
Laces, Embroideries, Toilet Articles,
Houscware, Carpets. and Curtains.
About 25 pieces OF sea-
,SIJbc sonable Silks will be
"'o''o' thrown out in the Silk De-
------------ partment at less than they
have ever been offered for before. See
the SOC. Dark Ground India Silks.
Dress Goods. I.a FALL a ana q Y Win, ! !.
that we have on hand. 25 per cent less
than you can buy them for in few
davs.
See the 23c. All-Wool Ladies Cloth
in new fall shades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
THIS WEEK SIC.

Only n few patterns left OF those Figured
Ctepe-de-Chlne Cloths that sold for 25c, per
yard,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
HO7EL ALBRMARLE,

CHARLOTTESvILLE, VA.
Situated In the most beautiful section OF Aloe-
marie county, at the foot OF the BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS, 600 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.
Tho most healthful climate In tho world. Iron.
Sulphur and Lithia Waters. Every motern con.
venience. Rates, al0 70 SIS per week. Special
rates by the month or tho season! ~ 3l-sot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
Sheets and PjZLOlU- Gases.

Young Men preparing to enter college who
furnish their own room will save money by
taking advantage OF these prices.
Ready.Made Sheets. full size for double-bed,
made OF good quality round-thread sheeting,
62l5c. each.
Ready-Made Sheets, full size for double bed,
made OF best Utica Muslin, soc. each.
Ready-Made Pilow-Cases with 2-inch hem,
fun size. only l5c, each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
Blazer Suits.

own price $3.50 for an All-Wool So
Flannel Dress ; Sc. 80 for what was 81. 40 ;
$3.50 for the Fine French Serge
Dresses; go for the sl3.75 Eton Suits.
The above are in navy-blue and black
only. Sll. Sl3, and 3l4 Suits, in tan,
gray, or English check, IS now.
- Ladies Jackets and Blazers-half
price on them-Sl0 ones for s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
,,.,, ., White Counter

no two alike, marked
D0DpS down to SOC. on the dollar
TO close them ont
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THE TOWER,
corner Second and Broad streets.

attractions here for tomorrow; First the great slaughter
M smcr Goods Second the grand display OF New Fall Goods
The big lots the small lots the odd '-' must be marched Oft now
~ prices Those who buy st this sale will do better than those who
sve their money Come ana dsee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
DRESS GOODS.

Fine Imported All-wool Chali, dark grounds
with white and colorst lgures, Just the thing for
early fall wear, former price 65c.,
THIS WEEK 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY.
LII u. JOHN TRACY q CO.. Proprietors
Opens JUNE 18th. All modern improY einenr,.. =
Located directly on the beach. Terms $50 20
per day. Apply 70 JOHN TRACY 3 CO., wash
ington Hotel, Philadelphia, o. Cape AZ, ,s,s sx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
Mems OlItJR6- SHIRTS.
Every Mans Outing-Shirt In the store that
sold for 81,
THIS WEEK 69c.
Every Mans outng-shlrt in the store that sold
at Sl.2J,
THIS WEEK 75c.
Every Mans Ou,ing-shiri il the store that sold
at Sl.50,
THIS WEEK CSC.
INFANTS WHITE LAWN CAPS.

The reduced pricos made big hole In tho
stock last week. The Same prices viii continue
this week.
8I.25 Caps repuced 70 75c.
81 Caps reduced % 69c.
75c. Caps reduced TO 00c.
65c. Caps reduced 70 47c.
50c. Caps reduced TO Boo.
Soc Caps reduced 20 20c.
25c. Caps reduced 10 100
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

Scotch Plaid Dress Ginghams in dark coiors
for school wear,
THIS WEEK sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

Solid Black Br0che Satteens IN very choice pat
terms, former price 35c. per yard,
THIS WEEK 10c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

EOR SALE, on MONTHLY lN-sa
j. STALMENrS, WITH SMALL CASH tsa
PAYMENT, A NEW EIGHr-ROOM DWELLING
with hot and cold-WRter, bath, &c. Located In
the growing Wes. Ind Large lot. strset-csrs
conyonlent. X. Is. CHAbFlN CO.,
an oS-It No. 4 north Touth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

NATURAL BRIDGE HOTELS,
~ NATURAL BRIDGE. VA.
These hotels, In easy access 10 tho Chesapeake
and Ohio and Norfolk and Western railroads.
ARR NOW OPEN for the accommodation OF
guests. For terms, &C., address f. q. PEl ION,
Manager. J. o. BURDETT,
~ 3l-Im Receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
1O1UeJS and NAPKINS.

When we have one or two dozen of a
kind the prices are cut in half to clear
them ont.
The same holds good in Colored-Bor
dered Linen Table Covers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
EVERYBODY SHOULD SEE ITS
GLORIOUS FREE MORNING HOLIDAY PARADE

A dazzling, sensational millionaire display OF
Golden Eli-Land, Arabian Nights, Oriental, Wild
Beasts, Spectacular, Respleudent Wonders.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY, at , and s p.
NJ. Doors open one hour previous. au2S-4t
7 AVN PARTY.-A LAWN PARTY
IL will bo held on Twenty-third street be-
tween Broad and Marshall for the benefit Of
HOWARD'S-GR0VE LODGE, No. 75S, |. y. q.
T., commencing MONDAY, 29tn instant, and
continue during the week. Admission, l0c
Tickets redeemabe. au2 2l-1r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

One hundred champions. Eighty novel, bril-
liant acts. Now faces from aiar Rare and
costly foreign novelties. Great deeds OF modern
times and ancient days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
.Ar REAL ESTATE AT rRIyArE sALx.
DWELLINGS FOR SA[E'.

s,'oon rooms. on Linden street
sL2e0; 5 rooms, On suring stro,t
s,'120: rooms. on rventy-sixta street.
$50; rooms, on First street.
tl.4oO; rooms, on Ysnahlo street,
$1,000; 0rooms, on Chnrch mn.
si'9VD rooms, ON Fourth s,soet.
si'sU0 rooms, On west Clay street.
$1,000; rooms, on Catherine streo,.
sa'so0; rooms, on ives, Cary street.
$1,000; rooms, on Pine strcsi.
$4,000; z rooms, on Sogth Fourth s,,e.,
HENRY l. STAPLES q 60.
eu <c-It los north Ninth strveA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
Ladies' Shirt Waists.

1878 and "a eacr,
THIS WEEK S2.95.
Ladies' Figured Calico shlrt-WAists,
THIS WEEK 23c.
Ladies' Figured Percale shirt-Walsts,
THIS WEEK 39c.
Ladies' Fine Cambria shirt-Waists, whito
ground with narrow blue and rcd stripes, former
pnce SOC,
THIS WEEK 69c.
ladies' Black Sattcen Shirt-Waists, former
price 9l, -
THIS WEEK 75c.
Ladies' Black Lawn shirt-wasts, former price
THIS WEEK csc.
Ladies' White India Lnon Shirt-Waists, both
plain and embroidered, former prices 90, 65c,,
81, S1.25, and Sl.J0,
THIS WEEK 4S, 60, Is, 9Sc., and s1.19.
Boys Shirt WG1StS.
Boys Figured Porcale shirt-waists, choice
THIS WEEK &c.
Boys Fine French Percale Shirt-Wsists, IN
plain white and figured,
THIS WEEK 43c.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-15
Had Tried Thorn Both.

There had been a long, long spell of
dry weather. for two months scarcely a
drop of rain had fallen, and every grow
ing thing was parchcd and withcrcd.
one morning as | went along in the
broiling sun | saw Uncle Iibcn on the
roof Of his cabin with his Old umbrella,
lacking on some clapboards.
"What are you doing, unclcI" I in
quired,
"Fixin' dish yer roof" he replied.
"llit's a gunter rain 70 long"
"Get outi" l protested incredulously.
"Didn't you tell me yesterday that all
the preachers in town had been praying
for rain for weeks, and you hadn't made
a move towards patching up your roof
"Ycs, sab, done done dat, sab; but
Use had sign, sab, dat am sho,"
whats that, uncle-more grace to be.
lieycT"
NO, sab; hits dish yer rheumatic in
my knee j'ints, sab. I'ra'r's all right
sab, an has great hopes in it, sab, in
sperrichul matters; but when you come
right down 10 fetchin rain, sab, Use GO
mo confidence in TO or five twitches OF
dish yer rheumatic dan has in string
Oh pra'rs ez long ez cloes.line. rs,
tried EN- bOte, sab,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-15
STILL HOLDING UP TRAINS
Another Gang at Work in In
dian Territory.
THEY FAILED TO OPEN THE SAFE
Two Baskets of Grapes Their
Only Plumber.
The Gang overawed the Engineer and
Fireman and Compelled tho Latter TO
Batter Down the Express Car Door--A
Desperate, but Fruitless .Attack--No
Clue to the Gang.

WHARTON, I'm. TER, Sept 9.-The Santa
Fe express was held up at this place last
evening. The engineer Of the train gives
the following particulars:
The train arrived ut Wharton on time.
Three men mounted the engine and or
dcrcd Fireman Ross and Engineer Spoo-
naugher to get down. Then they com
PEELED Ross to accompany them to the en-
press door and told him to batter in the
door.
When the first blow struck the door
the express messenger fired through it..
The fireman stepped back, but the man
behind him with cooked gun again com
manded him to continue work.
"For Gods sake, boys, don't shoot, they
are making me do it, yelled the fireman TO
the messengers, and again his blows fell
on the door.
1t was soon felled and the robbers
entered at once, broke open the safe, but it
was empty. The expressman had opened
| il while the door was being bursted in and
booty there the robbers paid their respects
to the larger safe, but found it impossible
to open il, not being prepared to force it.
They backed ont and left. taking with
| them two baskets of grapes as trophies of
| the raid. No effort was made to rob the
passengers. One of the robbers was sta.
| toned at the rear of the car and shot
whenever head appeared at the window
Many shots were fired, both by those
around the express car and by the guard
at the rear of the train. There is no clue
| to the gang.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-15
MOTHER BohO TRAM RoHHER.
lilo Binds and Gags the Messenger, Robs
the Safe and Escapes Undecided.

tne Nale anu fANtHpes AuueleCtcus
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. S.--A lone
bandit held the Pacific express mes
senrcr OF the Wichita and Little Rock
express on the Missouri Pacific railroad
last night, and after ransacking the safe
made good his escape.
The train left the Union depot at 10
o'clock, aud when it reached the Grand
avenue station masked man entered the
combination baggage and express car,
which was in charge OF M G. Laughlin,
a combination baggage man and express
messenger. The bandit intimidatcd the
express messenger by holding two re.
volyers at his head, and bound and
! gagged him.
lie then extracted the key of the ex-
press company's safe from the messen-
| gers pocket, and opening the safe,
secured several thousand dollars. When
the train reached Sheffield, q suburb out
of the city, the robber disembarked and
made OFF with his booty. The train pro.
cecded on down the road past several
stations before the robbery was dis
covered.
When the expressman was found, he
was still bound and gagged, unable tc
speak After being released he told thu
story Of the robbery, as given above
and telegraphed to headquarters in thi
city. Officers started on the trail of thu
robber late last night.