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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
The Financial Feeling.

The feeling IN financial circles IN Rich
snond continues TO improve and among the
bankers tho impression strengthens that
oftcr the July settlement the money mar
Tot will be easier and more normal cOndl-
sioua will prevail. This view receives adj
,litional force from the news that the Presl-
tieut has called Congress 10 convene III
extra session August the It'll.
The decision Of the Clearing As
l~ociation 10 issue Clearinghouse oertih-
safes. II necessary. eliminates from the
txltuatlon one of the elements OF disturb
ance. which was "a want of confidence.
lIbe action OF the association, however,
Sas merely precautionary. 10 IS not e1-
.ected that the occasion will arse Tor
using these certificates. as the indications
.re tina. the July dividends will afford
great relief.
Another cheerful phase Of the situation
SIS that July is always duh business
month. aud in view of the unsettled con-
slltion of affairs for the last sixty days
Sewer contracts TO full due this July than
usual have been made, Business-men
usye gradually been getting closer to the
shore IN respect Of assuming obligations,
md as n consequence from now on until
matters have chance 10 right themselves
nhere will be less demand. real or fancled'
.lor money. Furthermore, tho fact that
the clearing house stands ready to issue
certificates will place the banks in better
position to afford commercial accommo-
uation.
In this connection it should be SAID that
tbe action of the Clearinghouse touching
collections payable out of the CITY IS moi
generally understood. The banks Will, az
heretofore, receive from customers drafts
and collections subject TO check. Iheir
notice issued through the clearinghouse
was simply to advise customers that they
would use due diligence in collecting out
of.town obligations. but would not be re
sponsible for the agents through whom
they collected. In other words. II agent
ehould collect drafts or checks and fail Il
make returns the banks here would hav
recourse upon their customers from whom
they received such checks and drafts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
The Southampton Delegation.
FRANKLIN, VA, June 20, lSp3

FRANKLIN, VA june Es' io""'
IT. N, EDITOR Of ne DipafcL'
In Chairman Gordon's onicisl call for the s'a'e
Convention he refers the party Authorities 70 tho
clerks OF tho County and Corporation courts for
the official vote upon which 10 adjust tho repre-
sentntion in the convention 10 DO held On August
i7ih.
In pursusnco thereof | have, a. an inter
e.tcd Democrat, secured certificate from
tho County-Court Clork OF Southampton
10 the effect that i.j27 votes, as SHOWN
by fbe returns from the several voting
preclncis, were cH1t foT Cleveland ana ste
venson 10 Southampton county Mt tho e'ec-
ton held on sth November, 1892. But owing 70
,rroyuari,tes and legal choicalities only LIZ
votes we're returned by the Board OF County
Canynssers Il will thus 10 seen that 400 De-
nOcratic votes, actually cast, were thrown out
Isn right that those votes should be unrepre-
sented in the c0nyention7 In other wotds
sbonld not Southampton be entitled 10 V,seH IN
stead Of eisrsB votes In the approaching state
convention Of the pnrtyf As this is a question
affecting other counties, sad probably some OF
tho cities. II might he well 10 give your Vows
thereon through the columns Of tho DISPATCH IN
order that II may be ventilated and adjusted II
poesible. before the meeting OF the convention
Very sr1ly yours,
J. Y. BRYANT.
Our judgment Is tt.t upon the produc'
tion OF the evidence cited the Committee
on Credentials will sport to the conyen.
ton that Southampton county Is entitled
20 fifteen delee''oS.
We feel ave that he convention viii
not be disp ,sed to staal upon techni'
cality which deprives any county OF hel
lust proportion of delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
The Ponnlists Hopeful.

The Richmond correspondent OF the
Petersburg !nder-Appedl SAYS:
"The Populsis contemplate taxing adFhn-
tsse OF the fact that the Legislature 20 be CHOSEN
will elect nned States senator 10 make rec
silver a rod-not issue. IT is expected that the
convention will put itself On record In the strong
est terms in denunciation Of the financial pohoy
OF the Democratic and the Republican adminis-
tratons."
The Democratic and the Republican
Administration" are thus coupled as al
lies of each other, or, perhaps we should
say as opponents of the Populists. Unless
! the condition of things next fall shall be
very different from what 1t now 10 The
fight for free silver will be sort of farce
if indeed any such fight can be inaugu-
rated. II is not TO be presumed that tue
Democrats will demand the free coinage OF
fifty. cent dollars. At the same time II
must be admitted that the Popullsts VIII
| have on their side the fact that 1t was the
closing of the India mint and not III
openinc that caused the present panic II
the money market But for the cable We
in the United States would now be III
blissful ignorance of midas action, anc
silver would be as popular as ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

We remember when IL was necessary Tor every
merchant 10 consult a bank-nOte reporter TO AS
certain the value Of the particular note that was
offered him IN payment Of purchases, and think
that IL would be- unwlss 20 return TO such a sys-
tenn Of banking but tho limit established oy
Congress in authorizing banks TO issue notes
shows that 1t Is possible by proper legisiatoh
70 overcome the evils which have been urgel
against tho State-bank system.-NoTfotk Ledger'
We remark, first, that this country has
already overcome oil those evils and pos
sossed itself Of the best paper currency
the world over saw; and secondly that
YOU can't rely upon all the State leglsla-
lures to pass such laws as are necessary to
the preservation OF a good and unobJec'
tionable currency. Tennessee has already
shown what may be expected OF state
legislatures. that State having pro
yided by law for the issue of S25,OOO,oOO OF
State-bank notes az soon us possible after
Congress repeats the 10 per cent tax.
North Carolina, too, has already new
banking law awaiting the aboliti on OF that
Same tax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

A delegation Of English editors will, It is re-
ported, Wait the United stateS some time in Au-
gust. We suggest to our commercial organiza'
tions that it would DO a good idea 10 take some
stems toward inviting them TO Norfolk. Norfolk
Landmark.
If they are real editors we should like
for our Chamber of Commerce to invite
them to Richmond. If they are excursion
editors we cannot be profted much by a
visit from them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

How our business has grown this sea-
son Superior Clothing at reasonaole
prices is the basis OF our wonderiul pro,
gress. If trade has been backward auu
business dull We must confess we have
not discovered it.
Just look at what we are doing to,
day-going to sell our Sl5, sl3. 0O, and
Sli. so Suits for $3.50; Suits that are
ALL WOOL; Suits that are stylish ana
seasonable; Suits that are perfect fitting
and correct in every detail Cheyiot
Suits and Serge Suits, Cashmere SUITS
and Homespun Suits, Sacks and Cuta-
WAYS. lined, half-lined, and skeleton
$3.50 for any of 'em. We are deter
mined to clean 'em out, and there's no
telling how soon $3.50 will accomplish
this purpose. We mean business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
SATURDAY. JULY j, 1870
Ertrn Session Of Congress Oalled.

Extra Session Of Congress Called
Tho President has issued his call for
IN extra session Of Congress to begin on
August It'll.
This "a good news. None better could
he given the country. Its effect Will DO
Immediate because II will be assumed, aud
very properly, too, that the President not
only appreciates the troubles we labor
under but Is prepared 70 propose rem
,dy for them. Confidence il more needed
than currency, aud this We doubt not We
shall now have.
We have no fear that Congress will now
,,llv.dnllv with the finances. Public opln-
ion ~ well as summers heat will admon-
i,hit to make all proper haste. The time
for action has come.
Mr.. CLyvELAND and Mr. CARLISLE have
had many long conferences recently. ana
that they have given the financial situa-
ton Of the country profound study there
IL no question. Nor can we doubt that
they have agreed upon remedy which
can be speedily applied. Whether 1t is an
ont-and-out repeal Of the SHKRMAN law or
suspension Of It's operations until the
whole field Of finance can be carefully sur
Neyed we DO not know. but 1t Is safe to
guess that it is one OF the Other thing.
Better times are coming. Already busi'
ness-lnen breath froer. Democratic
President and Democratic Congress can
not fail to got at the root Of the disease
which Is sapping business life. And al
most certainly they will DO able to adj
minister tonic which will buil0 ap ouI
financial life and set the coustry on ITS
Sect again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

N, ANGUS J. wnioHr) also contains tn'i-
page posture of General JosrPH r. JOHN
srox very good aud smaller ones Of BEAU
REGARD. T,Rsoo. KInpr SnTn. and HOOD
all Of the date Of 1851; also large picture
representing the battle Of Manassas. and
smaller sketches Of Richmond ana w"
| Virginia Capitol.
This - No. 4 Of the Journal Each NO
g the repository OF matter of inest'maoie
yalue 10 the student Of history and the
| ineral reader. 1t Is published monthly
At New York and Lexington, Ky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

IL was away back In the seventies The windi
OF gteenbackism blew n gale. The waves 81 inna
tion ran mountains high. In the West an'
South the rae-money Idea, lashine the people
into A kind OF a frenzy. swept all before 1t, ex
cept the Cotr er- JoWyHa.- Ccur'sr-joutJid|
Not so. THE RIcHMosD DIsPArcH mad
as strong fight against the Greenbacke'
as any body else could possibly have made
and won the battle-lot Us say modestly
for Nirglnla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

Tho stanton Dai'y Ne,cs reprocuces and fuzzy
ondcrses our article recommending Jonn w.
Daniel FOR a justice OF the supreme Court oil '"e
United States, and then ,Gdds Oet'er uuu
stronger recommendation of It's own'-DiSpd'eh'
Which article WAS Inspired by one in the Lance
which paper was the ilrst TO suggest senator
Daniels name.-Fres Lance.
Just SO. But it would not have been
courteous in us to say of the Free Lancss
article what we said of our own IN com
paring It with that OF the Ne,os.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
Cleans from Glasgow.

rC,orrsspondence OF tue Richmond Dispa'on''
GI.seoy. Va, June 29.--General Fly Lee
family has returned 10 spend the summer ~
their lovely home. ,,,.. ,oovaa into
MIR. X. q. Paxton and family have moVeo ih'O
Ms parish aud three children. OF R.chmouo'
are snmmering at the Brockenbroueh ho3se.
Mss Julia, the accomplished daughter, o. nv Ny,
tain Geron. has just returned from school ~
jersey, where she graduated. anu 10 'P'
the simmer here with her parents.
Miss Leila, daughter Of DR.. NcCOrAie; haS 70,
turned from New York. where she mas po0"
prosecuting the study OF art. ,,,. rod,.
The members OF the Glasgow maso oS az ~,
met Saturday night last anu installed tno lof
lowing odicers: W. G. Mathews, senior WARDEN
NJ. A. Dudley, Junior warden; {. 7. Na,r' s secle
tary:J r. Cleveland, treasurer; G' W. jones
deacon; c. q. Michie. junior deacon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

To-morrow's 12-page DISPATCH Will b'
brmful of original articles treating th'
topics of the day. Ii is sure to prove at
tractiye 70 all readers in the Nirginias ant
Carohnas Finance. fashion, politics, 80
c;ety. home and foreign news, each vii
have Its place. 1t will be q newsy pape
and valuable for the stores of information
il will contain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
n.y. DEMONSTRATION METHO-

HEE :.
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rev. GEORGE Ii.
RAY, Pastor-Presching SABBATH MORNING al
III o'clock and at 1880 p. NJ.
sunday-school session at 9lo A. NJ. Class-
meeting nj o A. NJ.
Praysr-rneeting Monday at 7;30 p. NJ.
Wednesday service at 1880 p. NJ.
NIssI0N-R0O Sunday school at A. NJ.
Ciass-meeting followed by service on sunday
at3P. ".
All welcome. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

A portrait Of Governor Jons Lxrcnra. OF
Virginia appears on the front Of the cover
Of the ConSsderais Var Jos~nal for July. II
sepressnts him ~ he appeared in 1881. with
smoothly-shavsn face. lips compressed
somewhst, bat showing kindness Al we'll
o. Armness. nose prominent, forehead
high. and spsctacles on nose II Is : 2ae
pictprs Of Honest JoHx = be appeared
= - (pllneGs 81 ~ stsepeth and AoweF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

Tho President In his proclamation cali
inc Congress into extra session very dex-
,erously and docorously manages 20 state
his belief that our condition Is the result
of laws inherited from the Republican
party, though no does not name that party
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
a REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENT.
John l. Williams & Sons. with othefs
Par rs. 400, 900 for Carolina Beads.

COLUMBIA, - c.. June 3o.--xuch satisfaction
and relief are felt hero at the action Oh mo
syadicsts witch purchased the new 80 per
cent. bonds Of this state, Issued TO retire tne
pcr cent. Brown Consols due tomorrow. IN 70
day completing payment TO the sta,e 1T ~
bonds' The syndicate is composed OF the Bali BAL
more Trnss aud Guarantee Company, OF beI
more; Jonn l. Williams 4 Sons. OF nlenmo sat
,helr associates. The contract 20 take the new
bonds was made O few months ago me pay-
,nsnt Of the money, however, IN the midst OF .no
nreyailing depression and stingenc! lS
gSayded A rem arknbie achievement. aud VIII 90
rrnnch 10 relieve the pressure, make easier IN
money market in the State, snd restore eonn-
denco, IL was thought hardly possible thet sny
r. ar exls,ing copditiong The State Is nov IN
= condition 10 meet her obligations promptly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
Fannie Institutes New Principal.

Correspondence OF the hnhmonu Dls'a'o-i
Irv.V Va lime 2g.-ProfessOr X. o. Biniord
~ ,tsha,na ms poem chosen as the new primer,
nal OF the Luray Female Institute to succeed
Professor N. NJ. Hargrove, resigned. ~ Iesso,
B,nford Is now here arranging Tor the opening VI
tue next Session yu 4. an
Inc Hon. Jerry simpson, OF Kansas, Is an
nonnced 10 sneak in Lufay on the Fourth OF Juy
Miss Cline, OF Leesburg, is visiting the hlsse'
Morrison, Of this place. al
IL a very hne one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
1}l''(9FE;N|
(oHlPAFY
~
ma. r., and II east Broad
II, IL, rs, and II east o'o'''
RICHMOND, SATURDAY, July l. 1893

Believe in Hicks, the weatne1olo-
qist3 He says July II be hot as
love in harvest---he don't say so
pleasantly, but that's what the ne
means. SO a REFRlGERAlOR
will be an absolute necessity: by
anv test you choose the NOR II
STAR is probably the best. we've
nrice.littIed them. For instance
bio and elegant one; vii! hold
I25 pounds of ice if placed nicely,
a hundred pounds if flung in has
three food compartments, and tor
which the manufacturers price IS
Sos. YOU can buy for SIS. The
lowest price we ever put on this
style is S2I.eS. No matter, SIS
now.
Other sizes and styles have new
price interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
LOU. A. NJ. OFFICERS ELECTED.
Baptist Young People Eject omcei'-
Couutinc Ccst Of an Election.

recommendation Of tho Richmond Disnssch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, June 3o.-Ven'rH'.
"a, Council. No. 90. ]. o. U. A. ", have elected
a.. fo,Ilo,,ing officers for the ousuing term W.
wekn,ch,. councillor: c. II. Leg. vice-coun-
.funr [. al III ABBOTT recording Hecrotary' v. a
burgess. assistant recording secretary, y.
Kline. finAncial secretary; Ia u; i apw, w.
au~toa. JeS.o r. Jones. warden: d. - D.Vs.t .
inside sentinel: l. g. Flot'heri ou'ss". a. State
II ID. Via WIS elected delegate 70 tne 49,
S,nne,l yhch meets In Norfolk IN october hs s.
/. T. perisy Is the alternate. Inc lnsIn' - ~,
will take place next Wednesday eYehius' =" W
followed by banquet -, ., ,,. Rantist
The Young Peoples meeting OF the psps "a.
church have elected officers for inc eosu ssat.
mouths az follows; d. u. acSrego,, sneed
A. 5. Uarlowe, Drst Uce-presu..,ua 49, Pddie
| Kurker. second vice-presidents MISS bnuu0
Jsrksop. secretary; o. y. Moon. tteash,sl -
! w. Covington Organist; !. w. may ehJ uSt,n.'
+ King. assistant chorister: :. A. buuine
! ain reader, and Brook Carter, lDrsrinn'
ApELgGATE.
Mr.. Randolph Tinsley was elected oele i,aae
| % re nrcseut The union at the annual coh'oN'V"
| 10 be held at Indianapolis July lin. Tor IN.
| Tho election Of public-schooi teachers 'Vi '"'
nexf session takes place July 9th. Noo,
| Professor JOAN Is. Minors suuimef isW 800
o,,ened yesterday with very large attcno ~,
| Ibero are a number Of Representatives if r,.a
| prInc.,on9 Yale. and other large colleges. ne
d,har snrn,ner schools at the university VIII open
| NET week and continue In session from siA "
| eight weeks. ,rs.,V auernarls
| Ttrht Horse, will be held In this city on 'ho o'H
II cost this county 500 l.30 10 elect the CLERKS
Of the Couhty and Circuit Couris'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
BAPTIST
rgs-LFIGH.S STREET

CHURCH corner Leigh and Twenty-nith
streets)-Rey w. l.. WRIGHT. Psstor-Preach-
ing SUNDAY at IL A. VI. and at ST. i. III; oy inc
Pastor. Sunday school sc 915 A. NJ, Prayer
meeting WEDNESDAY, NIGHT at SID O'Clock.
Mems prayer-m meeting TUESDAY NIGHT at s:lJ
o'clock. All welcomed ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

Ex.Presidont HARRISON says OF the SHER
MAN law that its repeal might tend TO 70
store public confidence, If only by work
ing upon the imagination of The public
A shrewd remark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
TVFY1PE WAY AHEA

of Che ordinary, commonplace pills In every
way. That is the reason why Dr rierces
Pleasant Pellets are sold on trial, Us 1t were.
Thoy're guaranteed If they don't give salts
faction, YOU can have yoar money back.
Ia BiliousneSs, or in any disorder OF tho
stomach and bowels, you need these little
"Pellsts.r They're small, easy TO take, and
perfectly natural in the way they work:
No reaction aftor them; you get real and
LASTING good. They permanently cure Sics
or Bilious Headaches, Constipation, Jaundice,
Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, and
consequent stupor or drowsineSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
ny ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.

Divine service every SUNDAY.
Morning prayer IL o'clock
Evening prayer, $50 O'Clock.
Holy Communion FIRST and third sundays Oh
each month after morning prayer.
The public are cordially invited TO Gil SER
vices. b
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
ONLY $3.50.
BOYS SUITS, $3.50.

Well. we sold more Boys Suits last
week than we ever before sold IN the
same length of time, and it's not sur
prising either, when you know the rea-
son. 1t was selling good, stylish, all
wool Suits that sold for 81, $3.50, and 50
for $3.50. The best ever sold at the
price. About half of them left. lou
can't afford to put off buying bit long
or. The quantity is limited. Bring
your boy to-day and let US fit him out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

Beg FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Broad and Twelfth streetsl-Rev. GEORGs
COOPER, d. D.. PASTORAL IL ~ ~, me- H., "
Sinners -; at 500 7. NJ, "Home-Light' blOie
school at 0:l5 A. NJ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

sey- PARK-PLACE a M r,ns ssrss,.s.-
p rIeosSins a aud slS 3 sabsc rn
tor Rev. W. 9 yorSe .,a Mos'' evening subject,
es:risss snss.y school 9 wso-
"Hard Tines s..o oa - 4. Prayer-msehnn n,sne
meeting :. - s: 1Sy r. N. Yong peoples ~
rensY at s:l5 r. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

aNy- GRACE-SrREEf PREob f%
RtAVcuT-RCH-Rev JAMES Y. FAIR, d. pc D.; ISI-
tor-seryices at IL o'clock A. NJ and S;ayy'scbooI
pm. Preaching by the Pastor; suHpTpSEspAY-
services AZ $50 o'clock A. NJ ~
NIGHT service at $40 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
Bowie's Murdorers Hanged.

Thy telegraph 70 tlo UiEpHI-usI
u,RtRoRo'. Nd, June 80. William Pinkney
and Daniel BARBER (both coloredl were hanged
mere to-day for the murder on Palm ennday ias'
Of Francis NJ. Bowie, a wealthy tarmer' VINO TO
sided With hta family near here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

bar YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION main ami sixth seetsl.-
Young men's meeting ut oclocR Special
music Instrumental and vocaD. III
sunday-school lesson lone week aaFanco)
taught 81 OILS O'clock.
Young men. strangers and resideu Invited.
dipg-room open SUNDAY Ey sd nom
7:30 TIL 10 O'clock n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
~. CENTENARY METHODIST

cHrRCH (tirace street between Fourth aud
F;fth trsets).-Rev. X. n. SLSDD, D. D., pastor.
rnsn AT II A. NJ. and s:l5 p. 81. by the
nas,or. Strangers are always welcome, Seats
free -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

Esc- GRACE-SIhEEL ID n L
CIIJTRCU corner Grace and Foushee Streets
Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCHER, ID. d., Pastor;--sun.
day school at o A. NJ. Preaching by the Fas s
at IL A. NJ. aud 8 p. NJ. Prayer-meeting WE'D
NEspAY NIGHT at 8 O'clock. Young mems iheeI-
Inc Fanny NIGur az o'clock. A cordial well
come 10 all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
LEVY B DAVIS
Store Will Be CiOF
ALLDAY H.
NEXT TUESDAY,Jly4
LADIES' Shirt Waists

have Joined in the grand mark down. Pr'ees
tantzliIingly low. ,ars
Pine WHITE INDIA-LINEN SHIRT WhIsIs,
tucked yoke, hemsti,chsd collar and cuhs' nv"
q7c., we're cheap ut sl.2o.
Fine WHITE INDlb-LlNEN sll Whls ~ -
with handsome embroidery on collar and e""''
jabot front, now sf.19. we're sl.5O.
Vine WHITE iNDlA-LlNEN SHIRT -WA,l
with handsome colored embroidery III p,yy
blue and seliotrope down the front and ON ~ 40
and cuffs reduced 90 sl47, were we'll Vol, .
Same style WAIST, but with two ross 80.
broldery on sleeves and collar. now Sic" "'''
a good value st $3.50. spIRT.
Very 1ne WHITE INDIA.LINEN s nimi,
WAISTS, with handsome embroidery over ~
ders, also on collar and Guns, now reo"'0N
s2.s7. sold well st $3.50. aptRT.
VERY sheer WHITE INDIk-LlNES sn ina
WAISTS. with elegant embroidery on colIsss nS.
Guns and fun ia bot down front, reduced 70 VI
we're 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

LADIES WHITE DUCK Er0N SUI e..
NEW FERCALES TOR Ladies chif' W AIS aui
Wh,te. Lavender ana Waite, stripes. ani ~.
Dots. choices. designs OF tue seasol' r-h YAK
wide. 1919. ,-... ..,,,-
lar size, IL. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
orprEr METHODIST

CHURCH Sc,Ay pastor' Rev. X. I. WILSON, at III
sundsJ oy and SIS O'Clock p. N. sunday
o'clock a; ~; IN. WEpsKsDAY NIGHT services
s:hoo .IH O'clock. Glass and prayer
n THURSDAY T NIeHr at SID Se.oc AIS acors.
League mes. an s. f attend these services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

pay- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
fcorncr Main and Sixth stroet).--ReY. W. w.
fASDRuM, D. d., Pastor. Services at III a. NJ.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

You can depend upon DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy for a perfect and permanent cure
In the worst cases Of Chronic Catarrh. It's a
mild, soothing, cleansing, and healing pre-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

pag- UNION GOSPEL MISSION
corner Seventh and Main streets. - Meetings
SUNDAY AFTERNOON ~ 3 o'clock and = q NEGHr
AFRO, TUESDAY. TUESDAY, and HfukDAY
NIGHTS at : o'clock. A special invitation %
avery one. Conducted by Mrs. X. III. e*OvER