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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
WILLIAM T. wARDWELL SLIGHTLY INJURED

Will William r. wnrdwell. treasurer OF the Standard
OIL company addressing open-ar PFohlbltlohlst
meeting from tuck a. Twenty hithst and SecOndaNc
las: night the blnd began play the startled horses at
iaehed the truck started. and Mr.. Wordwel' being
forced 10 st,p down quickly spraincd his ankle DO
heeman took him cab 70 Bellevue Hospital where
his leg was blndaced and he then home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
6psflal Notices.
Filth Avenue Art Galleries,

A. Filth Avenue Art Galleries,
3GG jth-a,c. 3ith-st.
SALE THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
FRIDAY) AT 2:3) O'CLOCK.
ART,
JAPANESE AND CHINESE.
100 Japanese Swords
The Katana i the Soul OF the SnmuraD.
400 SWORD GUARDS,
japanese and Chinese Porcclains. and Pottery.
Ironlos Laequcrs. Kakcmoncs, Carvings.
Masks and Nct.ukes.
belonging to
Mr.. X. O,Lina and Mr.. T. Takayanagi
ROBERT SOMERVILLE. Auctloncer
Rv ORTGIES & co.
SALE THIS EVENING AND TOMORROW (FRIDAY)
At 5 O'CLOCK.
PAINTINGS
by
WILLIAM l.. DODGE,
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
3GG shave. 3ith.,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
DAVID DUDLEY FIELpS GIT.

Lexington, Va. oct. 26.-David Dudley Field has
gwen, through his friend and associate, Joi Kan
dolph Tucker his entire library 10 the washington
and Ire University In which Mr.. Tucker 's professor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

Republicans the polling places in the varou. election
districts will be open from II. M. TO pm. for the
Of voters Your enemies In both
New York and Brooklyn arc making every cxer'ion
TO their men, VIII you whose Is 80 just
be less active earnest and dctcrmincdt Every Rcpub
hcan in the two cities should re gister to morrow!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
DEATH or UlRLT TANE NILRlNK

London, oct 26.-larry Van" Milbank died on
Monday at DavOs PatZ the capitol Of the district OF
that name in the Canton 81 GnsOns. switzerland
The place f. Il iamOu, and winter resort. He
had been sick for time and had gone 10 Davos
Platz 10 recover his health He wa, addicted 70 ID"
morphine habit and through this and other causes
hI, health was badly shattered His condition wa
known 10 be serious n long time and when
scvcril months ago he left England II was known 10
Nj. inilmntc fIlcMda that Dis case was hOpclcas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

Barrys Tricopherous. The hair canIot wtthsr o., or
70 One thin but and flourish IL dressed Cally
with this matchle~s article Try IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %.

All meetings under this date arc cancelled BY order
Of the State Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

In this ci,. where. NIr. B'ninc more men
yet their living from pursuits protected nv the inrih
Than from ANY other source" there must he the
hcariic.i 10 the Gull Of the Republican pnri'
which i. pledged protect American industries. Go
to The polling pInres Tomorrow nnd mike sure Of
YOUR vote project yourselves against Free Trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

The many thousands OF Republicans who have failed
register in this city will have another opportunity
Tomorrow. They should remember that after that
day there will remain only one dny Of registration
before the election. saturday. October 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
DIED

Notices Of MAJ rages must be indorsed with full
name and address
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
paIe,gh,e Hnndredth birthday.


We acknowledge the receipt OF On insl-
tation 10 be present ct the celebration
next week of the hundredth anniversary Oh
the founding OF tho city OF Raleian, tne
capital Of North Carolina. We are pleased
10 know that the DrsPaTcn will pe repre- repre-
sented on the occasion, II notspecilailly, YET
by its regular correspondent at the oity oil
Oaks. where no newspaper in TINS sec.i .,il
OF the Union can well AFFORD 70 be without
constant representation nowadays, since
the progress OF North Carolina in all direc-
t,ons has become marked and rapid.
Raleigh, IL we mistake bot. sprane' hke
MfSrnyG. full-panoplied into existence IL
has never known the stages OF village
hood and townnood. through when most
cities have to pass. 1t has been a city
from the first. and we note the Tact IN or
der that we mas make the further remark
that tho realty beautiful capital OF tho
Old Sorth state is worthy the civic honors
peculiarly its own. In not d few respects
il Is one Of the model cities OF the south;
Our best wishes will be with it on Its
huudredth birthday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
MahanA and Sncness.

General MALONE nowadays spends most
of his time in Washington, though he &C.
casionally puts in an appearance at Repub-
hcan national headquarters. in New York.
Recently he was quoted in New York
paper as saying that he differed with
Chairman CARTER as to the best methods
10 be pursued in Virginia. This report
alleged that MALONE advocated making
a straight fight for the electoral ticket and
avoiding any entsnglements that would
follow an attempt to do anything in the
congressional contest" Mr.. CARTER, it
was said. disagreed, and thought there
might be chance of electing congress
man or two ia addition to carrying the
electoral ticket for HARRISON. Questioned
by q reporter of the Washington Post on
Tuesday, the General stated that he had no
interview of this sort or. In fact, any
other kind while iu New York. :" lie was
not, ne SAID. in the habit of telling the
newspapers how he thought campaign
should be conducted"
Since 1888 MAHoNE's opinion as to how q
Champaign should be conducted has not
been very valuable. Indeed. il may be
charged with much show of truth that be
never did win a political victory unless
CAMERON and MASSEY were by his side. In
1888. when MALONE had. the election mschi-
merry IN his hands. the Democrats, under
JoHs 3. BAsBeua. utterly overthrow him
and got possession Of both branches OF the
fieneyal Assembly.
'iosirssEY beat MsHesx for Cover
, palority. JOHN 3. WISE and
8 the contest before the
i5ah Convention at Chr
v N ssss. aud JAxEs ID. BRADY ,sA>l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
rastern.shnre Pnlitics.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
EAsrv1L1E. Va. October 10.-Promptly
at 2 p. NJ Monday last Congressman VII
liam A. Jones assembled the platform in
the court house at Eastville. and was in
troduced TO the large crowd who had so
packed themselves III that one could
neither advance or retire by Il. J.. Ali
worth, chairman Democratic County Com
inittee. For more than month all local
political interest has centred in this days
proceedings, and the question on everv-
body's lips was, VIII Captain Browne
meet Mr.. Jones in Joint debatey
Our people dearly love JOINT debate
between candidates for their suhrages. and
as there was bare chance thar the meet
ing would take place, il being known that
Captain Browne had been invited, there
was an immense crowd at court. TO hear
the speaking. Browne did not come Mr..
Jones spoke for exactly two hours on all
ths issues of the campaign. He spoke at
Cape Charles the home of Captain Browne,
Monday night to large and enthusiastic
audience. holding his audience spell-bound
until tho boat arrived from Norfolk at 9:20
z. NJ, and the Hon. Marquis Jones came.
MIR. Marquis Jones spoke for an hour IN
his usual happy and convincing style, do
ing yoeman service for his party.
Both gentlemen also addressed q meet.
ing at Belle Haven Tuesday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Tho nemncratic Certificate.


The certificate of club membership
issued by JrryERs5S NJ. Levy. chairman
Of the Virginia League Of Democratic
Clubs and countersigned by CHAUNCEY f.
BLACK, president of the National Associa-
ton Of Democratic Clubs, Is handsomely
designed and weli-engrayed paper.
It looks rs if it n ght be certificate OF
stock; indeed, it ia certificate Of stock
in our party and 1t may become valuable
property IN the event Of the election of
CLEVELAND and STEVENSON, which now
seems very probable. In any event it will
be an interesting soucr1'r of the campaign
of 1892 and a memorial OF the patriotic ser
wees Of the person in whose name it is
issued, and ought TO stimulate interest in
the Democratic clubs and serve to increase
their membership.
In the left-hand corner Of tho certificate
appears IN scroll-work the words Home
Rule >" in the right hand mo Force Bill, -
Gnd between them is a pictute of the man
sion at Monticello. which was designed and
built by THOMAS JKFFERsoN and occupied
by MIN until his death, and which is now
the property of Mr.. LEVY. BY the way,
Richmond people are apt to pronounce
Mr.. IifvY's name rs they do the name of
the well.known LEVY family of this city,
but we understand that the approved pro-
nunciation is the same as that of the legal
word levy.
Beneath the picture of Monticello are en-
graved the words:
"fhfs Is 10 certify that - .---, Of -
fsan actiCe memLerofths -, ard relying on The
PATRIOTIC SERVICES OF EVERY TRUE vIRgINIAN in
the day Of our need, issue this certificate est-
mony Of his desotoh to the great principles Of De-
mocracy."
Then follow the signatures in fac Simile
OF Mr.. Levy and Mr.. BLACK.
Every Democrat in Virginia can get one
Of these certificates by applying to the sec
rotary of his club.
Mr.. BLACK is son of the late JEREMIAH
BLACK, of PENNSYLVANIA. who was one of
the finest lawyers this country ever pro-
duced. His son inherits much of his genius.
and is q stalwart Democrat in State
which. until lately. offered little or no en-
eouragement 10 men of our party. With
HIM at the head of our national club Or
ganization. and Mr.. LEVY at the head of
the Virginia organization, we have good
reason to expect very effective work. Mr..
LEVY has had much experience III club
organization in New York. and has en-
tered into our canvass with great zeal and
industry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
An Editor who Was "a Good Boy.

Let DR.. Lafferty. of Richmond Murray
and Glennan, of Norfolk; Barham, of Pc
tefsburg; Glass and Mcdonald, of Lynch
burg; Pugh, of Roanoke. and all of the
other editors of the State depose: /. II
they were ever thrashed at school 2. How
did it feel at the time. and did il do any
good afterwards? 3. Do they conscien-
t:ously believe that they could have be-
come the great and good men that they
are had SOlomon's advice on this general
subject been dIsregarded !-R,ehmond DIS
patch.
The symposium proposed by the DIS
PATCH in the above extract is TO decide the
great and momentOus question of ban
ishing the rod from the public schools "
and substituting moral suasion in it's
stead. Without going infinitely INTO de-
tails we can eonscentiously say that the
thrashiDgs we received at school were few
and undeserved. and in the sober judg-
inent of age we recall no instance in which
they did US any good. But. then. we were
an exceptionally good boy at school and
the methods applicable to US might have
been wholly misplaced and utterly ruin
Gus when applied 10 Lafferty, Murray
Glennan and the rest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
The Wisconsin Apportionment

The Governor of Wisconsin has con.
vened the Legislature of that State in ex.
ira session in order that it may make an
superintendent of representation in the
Legislature in accordance with the State s
constitutional provision on the subject.
What better evidence could anybody ask
for TO prove that the courts had no right
TO interfere in the apportionment of that
State at all &? If the courts had a right to
pass UPON the last reapportionment they
will have the right to pass upon any and
every experimentation can be made.
The judicial department must not be al.
lowed to override the legislative depart.
ment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Annlauee IN Reltgious MEETINGS.

The Religious Herald of this week saws
"Whatever may DO our view OF the ma1'ef 'ne
fact IL that applause Is becoming much more
common in our dsnominatlonai gatherings
Again and again az Atlanta there we're demon
STATIONS Of this sort, and on several occasions
the laughter was very boisterous and prolonged
You may rest assured that as the wise
Man says. the thing that IS IS the tnine
that shall be-" That is 20 say, the people OF
the northern cities having already adopted
the custom of applauding in religious meet
ings. the people of the southern cities Will
soon be found doing likewise. Protests
will avail naught. Prepare for the innova.
ton or change, We conservative people OF
the South. ---......-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
More Electors for the Democrats.

In Minnesota the Democrats expect to
get tour electoral votes. and possibly
more, not by districting or reapportioning
the State, but by an agreement between
the Democrats and the Peoples party in
that State. Before the campaign ends the
Republicans will understand better than
they ever did before. what States rights
are. and what Is meant by the phrase "a
sovereign State" Four Democratic cleo
tAss u uiahissn aud fouS in Ninnssnat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Shnttha Nnar

You hear 1t constantly. People feel the
draughts, but they never think of the over.
drafts upon nature which impair the di.
gestive organs and make the use of Sin.
mons Liver Regulator necessary to sffectu-
ally move the liver To action and aid the
digestive and assimilativs powers of the
body. The Regulator is the medicine Tor
PIl disorders OF the stomach. Try 1t aud
ba convinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Virginia Poiitics-sir. Goode Quite Conn.
Especial dispatch to the baltimore sun.I

Especial dispatch 70 the Baltimore SUM-
RICHMOND, Va. October 1l.-Hon. John
Goode, who is here on his way to WASH
ingtoh, expresses great confidence in the
success of the Democratic national ticket.
HIS information. MIR. Goods says, about
New York and the West is far more en-
eouraging than it was a short time ago.
MIR. Goods thinks that all of the indica-
tons are unusually favorable for Cleye.
lands election. MahUne's recent visit to
Chairman Carter was not so much to be
placated. 1t is thought, as 10 was to put IN
some good licks against Brady and Lang
ston. The General probably takes more
interest in carrying out his plans IN the
Fourth Virginia District and defeating
Brady than be does in the success of Har-
risOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

ieated him at tho White House when the
question was whether BaApy. Ahould OF
should not have the Office of Collector OF
the Richmond and Petersburg District.
MAHosf was opposed TO BaADr. but BRADY
cot the ear of the President and MAHoSr
was turned down."
80 the Washington reporter might wen
have hsked what Mihosk's Opinion Is
worth that II should be so carefully
withheld from the newspapers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

A great sale of ladies' UNDERWEAR
Merino, Camels Hair, scarlet. silk, and
muslin-and HOSIERY for ladies and
children opens this morning
This sale marks new era IN Under
wear-garments woven according to the
approved sanitary methods and almost
absolute as to Observation-Disclosures.
The offerings far exceed any stock We
have ever shown, as it was only by
taking lots that a year or so back would
have staggered US that we achieved our
aim at perfect garments at easy prices.
The public's appreciation and buying
can alone make this venture a success.
1t is worth good deal to get underwear
that will stand washing aye. and boil
ing. But we have lowered rather than
raised prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

The Washington PoH, speaking Of the
town of THREE Rioets, gives all other towns
and cities hint when it says that the only
measure the health authorities have been
induced to take to improve tho situation
is TO turn over the earth that has been
saturated with slops for hundred years
so that if they escape cholera in October
they may die Of typhus in November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

They are absolutely fast colors and
may be washed without injury. Made
with strong dsrk-blue thread one way
and d combination of red and white
threads crossing it and forming the pat
tern into large and small parti-colored
blocks fringed all round.
Size "a measures Ska inches
price, SOC.
Size GA measures 4SxlS inches
price, 75c.
Size IA measures 57x57 inches
price, 81.
Size 1913 measures B2xB2 inches
price, si.25.
Measurement Includes fringe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
A. HU7ZLER'S yoIS.
80 Z. BrOad street.

CARPETS. RUGS, MAliINa~. '... ..'..'
FUR ROBES. IINOLEUN~. E.'N...>'.
TAINS, PORTfEREo, CLoNt- IT'D.
AND CHILDREN, DRESS GOODS SLIM.
VETS. PLUsHF- FLANNEL. Ilf.'...
GOODS, TABIECLOIu~. NAIh.Nr
TOWELS, HOSIERY. INuE .....
COLLARS. CUFFS. WIlla s.....
TRIMMING. LI>iNp-. IN"
HANDKERCHIEFS. GLDN E~.Nt. N.'.'.
TONS, UMBRELLAS, BELTS. i'.-.'.''
TIONS, FANCY GOODS, tR''.~
POLE FIXTURES. BBIC-A-H.'.
GIMPs, and FRINGE.
Tho list above gwen rrfr.@ al
the very complete uuo Ot ir-it. t
by Us this season, emDrar'lt D.
carefully selec-ai stDct SHOWN ' ...I,
our line. I'm every department i... God ...
few speciaities tins. cannot b.. --.
where. either N style or lr''r. ..... 90.
We cannot begin 90 IN lm+fH a.
trartiye articles that aye f.tt sl
hut we invite the careful Inspector
contemplate purchasing t.,.. rl
We offer the greatest bars. .n. .. Ga r.
sIRRY, CHIIDREN'> WiN ltb s..
CARPETS, NATflNG>, ti .-f LII 5
EMS, TOWELS, and WOoLLrN '"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

II is reported that Mr. CLEVELAND has
given $1,000 to the Democratic campaign
fund. Why not? Civil-service-retorm
rules do not apply to private persons. If
they did we should still ask, WIS not:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

The Hosiery offerings are meant to
exc Il the best we ever did. They do.
l,2O0 dozen Ladies' Full Regular Made
Stainless Black, that won't dye-rot-all
sizes-the sort you'd buy as you need at
SOC. we put into this sale at lie.
This stands for the values all through.
Stockings for boys-great bicycle
hose-at unheard-of prices.
To-day's sale is well worth your atten-
ton.
All other departments Of the Big Store
are at their best, too.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

Judge CHARLES ANDREWS IS now the
nominee of both the Republicans and the
Democrats Of the state OF New York fof
the chief judeeship Of the Court OF Ab-
peals. -....
He has been on the bench since 1870 and
it is understood that the Democratic Com
mittee endorsed him in Difference to the
views of large number Of conservative
voters. Mr.. HARRITY, who very thorough
IL understands the situation, is said to be
pleased with this Arrangement.
Two wears ago the Republicans endorsed
the nomination OF Judge EARr, Demo
crat. who had, like Judge ANDREWS, COM
mended himself to general confidence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
THE TOWER
CORNER SECOND llD Gn.1
cHANGEABLE ElrFr>.s,.sa....

CHANGEABLE yELrFT>. st.....
yard.
FANCY STRIPE yELyEI>. s.........
Heavy ILLUMINATED ,E....
wide, only 39c.
We have about oO pairs 2 .......
KID GLOW r. MAJ snli f.-sf mus.
SILK BOLTON CLOTH f- ........
yard.
NEW BOURBON And ANru.. ......
LACE.
Bargains In CHENILLE T1rfrI,..
GOOD WHITE flannel I......
ALL-WOOL WHlrE ILANN .........
ALL-NOOL RED TWILL lNN..
GOOD GRAY FLANNEL. I.t. t....
We are showing tia l...t ...
CLOAkS AND WRAPS.
CHlLDkENS CROCHET $500
NEW ToECuoN AND C0Iut ft.....
trimming underwear.
FINE FRENCH FLNNNrf
sa,queS aud ladies wrqpl-i., ....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
II, 10, Is, AND II EAST BROAD.

A new arrival Of sumptuousness-
VELVET. In colors we give Won at Soc.
tho equal of any 81 Offering we know Of.
Then at Sl.23, 81. 48, and Sl.9S.
In black, at 75c., 81, Sl.23; $3.50.
SL7j, Sl.SS, S1.9S, 81. 10, Sis, 1913,
then on to real Silk Velyets as high as
81. 80 and $40 yard.
Iride5cent Velvets, ten Of the best
eoIors, 81. u and Sl.98 yer yard.
Every one Of these offerings crowds in
more goodness at the price than we have
been able to show before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

W. NJ. FLANAGAN, A. W: HlRErs, and
JAMES d. NEBLETr have issued an address
TO the Republicans of tho fourth District.
in which JANIS u. Brady and JonN 81.
LANGsToN are roundlS denounced.
Brady is spoken of rs "a spy in the
Republican household" and is charged
with being the author Of the present
confusion" in that district. MaHoHE is
believed to be back of this assault upon
BRADY and LAyGsToy. They nre old enc
mics Of his.
If the address does indeed contain Ma
HOMES view If BRADY it would seem to be
in order now for BRADY to give his opn-
ion Of MkHoSF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

The Mormon Church has n membership
of 100000 ana viii dedicate its new tenn
pie, which cost S2,5cO.OJo, next year.
The Mormons still practice polvgamy, It
seems. but are very secret about 1t owing TO
the rrohibitIve United States laws.
Their great church building, with one
exception the finest in the United States,
was built by tithes paid either in material,
lnknr or cfirrencY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

The Brooklyn Board OF Health census
makes the population of that city 97O,Oi6,
an increase Ct i63,7O3 over the Federal cen
sus Of 1890 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

It is announced that Governor McKN-
LILY, OF Ohio. will not be candidate for
reelection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

Yesterday was tine twentS-secohd ami
versary OF the death Of General K. f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
TALLEY & C0
3oo east B0aa STREE.
The Domestic Department

rn,nkpth
g.
snBETISG COTTON unbaheL anil
uNRLEAcnEp siEETING orPTLLowCAsE COTTON
-
S4XSBEEACnge 90 9nd 2 ana 50 BEiCHGDs
M
SHEErING at 20 Il
a. co1Toy a.
tNBfEGGfb JEANS So TO- te}S.; a,g< 10
n 10.
COLORED
j q. -
j, ~
GAINESVILLE UNBLEAC1ED KNITTING OtfON.
o
Tor coiu etc. 25,4 and.
G0I0N BATTING ss9nf1s at 10 l@}$ and
IN,
SinDA KaniM
.rar.
youths ai. AMI
a. n
from % 2,ipch,
M
rstolIE atrac C Iron
lies heerfly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
rl1r rrunNoyp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o0T0BER 3 1872:

will open the eyes Of the Republicans to
the fact that the fathers. of the republic
erected free government and. not con-
solidatec central despotigm.--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Toi1thette Cloths.

Bat few persons know the name Of
those pretty little Table Cloths. fhis IS
the proper name for thom-"TOILI-
NETTE CE0THS.."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Ne1U Crochet ToWeIS,

Better than Turkish Towel Sells
almost at sight. Made from a heavy
duilt thread and woven or knitted as
much the slne manner as a counter
pane. Large size, 81 inches wide by
A inches long: Absorbs the water
freely and pleasantly. Nearly dozen
different designs
lie. EACH, or s. PER DOZEN.