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Laports Coanr, Fair Races.

Special TO the indienapoi is Journal
LAPoRTE. Ind. Sept. S7.-The forty-third
annual Laporte county fair opened to-day.
II being chlldren's day. and the attendance
rather small. The races were won In one.
two. three order. as follows:
Th-ee-year-old trot: purse. 500. Jack ID.
won; Accidental second. Eva Lewis third.
There were five starters and three heats.
Beet time. 2:454.
2:s6 pace; purse. $3.50. Frank Il. won:
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sReds" Active at Vienna.

VIENNA. Sept. ga number of Ansrch-
ist pamphlets printed In the Czech Ian
guage and entitled Vengeance Cries
Aloud" were found in the streets tonight.
The imperial eagle on numerous letter
boxes was defaced and q cy nde with cap
and fuse was placed In one Of the boxes.
ALI the letter boxes In the city are being
examined
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The Kaiser OF Again.

BERLIN, Sept. 2I-Emperor William ar.
rived at WIldpark station. Potsdam. at
7:S0 A.. NJ. to-day. The Empress received
the Emperor on the platform and their Maj
estics drove In an open carriage TO the
pew palace. The Emperor left tonight for
Sweden.
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apparently no better chance now of q
peaceful termination of the struggle than
there was some weeks ago.
The state of siege at Rio DO Janeiro has
been prolonged for a fortnight. The ses-
SION of Congress has been closed. The fed
ersIists in Rio Grande do Sui have taken
Dnarahu
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There win be- a puhllc meetins of the

There will be q public meeting of the In
dustriai Union next Tuesday afternoon. at
2:30 O'Clock. at the Propylaeum. and every
woman who feels an interest In the work
which has BEEN 10 cordially IN
vited 10 DO present. There will be- q num-
Der of speakers to set forth the work OF the
union. and it is hoped To secure more con-
siRnors. There Ia q decided demand for
first-elass material of all kinds With the
union a. medium and il should be- made o
center for contributors a. we'll as buyera.
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Every word is true

"For two years | felt bad, with headache, and
seemed weak and tired at times. My bowels
troubled me. and at times my water was not
what il should be.
~ did not take any medicine. but let myself
alone and went on with my work.
There is where I made the mistake Of my
life, for this bad feeling was followed by paraly-
sis. 1 could do no work for two years. Twas en-
tIrely helpless, could not walk, could not even
feed myself.
II heard of DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, and took It for six months. and
am now cured.
what q serious mistake it was not to take 10
before the shock of paralysis, aud so prevent all
danger.
II am now seveuty-eight years old. and feel
young and strong"
If this proves a lesson to people. and results
in those having these weak, TIED and exhausted
feelings and bad symptoms taking the wonder
full medicine, DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, and so preventing the dread re-
. suits, paralysis, insanity or nervous prostration,
then Mr.. Cox's case has not been given publicity
in vain. The remedy is purely vegetable and
harmless. and is kept by druggists for 81. 1t is
recommended By doctors, because 1t 10 the dis
covery and prescription OF the famous physician,
DR.. Greene, OF 80 West Fourteenth street, New
York. The doctor is the most successful OF our
specialists in the cure Of all forms OF nervous
and chronic diseases. and can be consulted with
out charge. personally or by letter.
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Two Hundred Perished.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 27.-Search for the
missing war ship Rousslk has only resulted
In the discovery of more wreckage. 1t is
believed that the man of war struck q
sunken rock, and was fOundered with ALI
on board. The total number of officers
and sailors drowned Is said to be two hum
drcd.
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Brooklyn, IL; Cincinnati. 4

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. Ind, Sept. 27.-The Brooklyn
and Cincinnati League bail teams pinyed
an exhibition game here this afternoon.
About one thousand people witnessed the
game. The score was IL TO 4 In favor of
Brooklyn. Snllivsn's pitching lost the
game for the Reds.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL.
P~ittsburg Takes Another Game from Phiia-
Yias

Wins.
At Chicago-tAttendance, 1,670) III. Z,
Chlcag0.--.-..-...3 2 O O l O / OF Q
Now York..-----.1 o 0 o o / O % 3
observation-disclosures and Kitredge; German and
wilson. Game called on account of darkness.
At Observation-Disclosures. l.O0O.) Ii. E.
LOuiSyille.....l 3 O o D o O o 90 8 9
Boston-----.-.0 o o 3 0 sc o IL IL /
Batteries-WittrOck and Grim; Gastright and
Cancel.
AZ GRepela,sd- He
Cleveland. - O 2 l O 3 O O O-S 10 6
Washington % l q O 1 o o l Al IL 4
Batteries-Cuppy and thinner; stephens and
O'Rourke.
AZ Observation-Disclosures, 1,OO0) II. e.
Pittsburg. IL 2 D 3 1 / o o Oil l3 3
Philadelphia l / . o o 0 o O. 6lc 3
Batteries-Terry aud Mack; Carsey and Boyle.
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Thirty Persons Killed.

VANCOUVER. b. c.. Sept. 27.-Advices
brought by the Empress of India state
that the boiler of a steamer plying on the
Japanese coast exploded Aug. "a, and that
thirty persons were killed.
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VIII Interest the Ex-Cxar.
Chicago Herald

\ proper feeling OF patriotism Will no
doubt cause Thomas Bracket Reed to de-
vote most OF his time at the fair TO the in
spection Of the Russian exhibit.
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Dentifrices are as plenty as blaekberries. but
there Is only one preparation which Thoroughly
oleaDses and whitens the teeth without iniuring
their Substance. That preparation is SozodonL
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Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery viii GER
tainly cure.
1t must be done through the blood-and
the discovery Is the most potent blood
cleanser, strength-restorcr, and ~hesh-builder
that's known 10 medical science. The scrof-
ulous affection OF the lungs that's called
Consumption, n every form Of Scrofula
and blood-taintS, al yield to ii. For Weak
Lungs, Splitting of Blood. Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, and ali severe, lingering coughs, it's an
~unequaled remedy. It's the only one that's
guaranteed. If il doesn't benefit or cure,
In every case, you have your money back.
Can anything else, at any price, be really
Is cheap!
You pay only for value received.
Something else, that pays the dealer bet
yer, may be offered as 'siust as good. Per-
hAps 1t Is, for him, but it amt DO, for you.
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Results at Gravesend.

GRAvEsEND, L. J.. Sept. 2Z.-Results Of
to-day's races:
First Race-Six f%urlongs. Kentigerna
won; Potentate second. Time. 1:16.
Second Race-Mile and O%ne.Qusr,er. Ru-
dolph won; FIdelo second. Stockton third.
Time. 2:l0.
Third Race-Sixf urlongs. SIrrocco won;
Annie Bishop second, Hiram third. Time,
1:1434.
Fourth Race-Mile and one-si xteenth.
Prince George won; Herald second. Charm
Ion third. lime. 1:49.
Fifth n~ace-Five furlongs. Granular
won; Gordius second. Big Maid third. Time,
1:034.
Ironmaster won: TERRIER second, Diablo
third. Time, 1:49A.
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AT the st. Louis Fair Grounds.

ST. Louis, Sept. 2Z.-The track at the
fair grounds was Glow. Results:
First Race-tix furiongs. Nancy Hanks
won; Duke OF AtliOl second, Royal Flush
third. Time. LII.
Second Rsce-Five and q half furlongs.
Prince Leon won; South Park second. jim
Lee third. Time. 1:104.
Third Race-Four furlopgs. Froliosome
Lass won; Joe Highley second. i. Knight
third. Time. :56la.
Fourth Race-Siy furlonss. Little Phil
won; sam Farmer second, Paul DOmbey
third. Time. 1:1S4.
Fifth Race-One mile. Francis Pope won;
Somerset secono, Bo Peep third. Time.
Lash.
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TammaDy and Lsmplighter.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2Z.-The indications are
that there will be a crush at Gutten berg to-
morrow. Fully twenty-five thousand peo-
pie are expected to be on hand, and the
limited accommodations will be taxed to
their utmost. The special attraction will
be she match race between Lamplighter
and Tammsny. The racegoers have waited
long and patiently for the match, and are
unanimous In the opinion that IL will be a
closely contested and exciting race. Each
morse has many admirers. and tonight
even, prize fights and Yacht races are for
gotten in anticipation of t0-morrow's
events at Cutter berg. Lamplighter and
Iammany have received their final work
for the great match. and both are in excel
lent condition. The former worked a mile
and a qaarter In 2:I0la. and the latter a
miie and three furlongs in 2:24s4 to-day.
ARA Will be up on Lampligbter. while
snapper" Garrison Will hold the Tammany
reins. The outside betting is heavy co.
night. with Lamplighter the public favo-
rite.
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Sdred-the life
that is fighting
against Consump-
ton.
Only
promptly.
Put it of, and
nothing can save
o But, IL tax
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c. E. KREGELO 4 WHIISEIl
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
1875 North Delaware St.
TELEPHONE 56A.
SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENTS.

COCIETY-K. d. T. NJ. INDIANA STATE o
= ventIon, TO be held at indianapolis, wednesday
oct. 4.
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, Wool Mitts from 10 10 4Sc. SILK Mitt worth
81.
| tletnen in black and col0rs, from 10 TO DOC
Misses Black Ribbed Hose-fast black, hoavy
! ribbed-at Toe, or three pairs Tor Eoc'-slAes U
J 20 Ellsworth 2Oc. pair.
Iowelry for the holidays OF great nacrIHCe. l.,
Caps Leggins, Notions OF all kinds, bAsKets III
lunch. scrap, and work, at low prices 40
Umbrellas In gloria six At HSc" WORTH -.
Fur Trimmings. all widths, in coney' MINK;
/ seal, astrachan, opoasun, at 20, 80, oV' ana
| zoe. Angora Fur at 20, 90, aud 70c.
ltLARGEsT CLOAK AND WRAP SALE ON
RECORD.
Having TO mako ROOM for our Immense stock
| of HOLIDAY GOODS we Will sell for this We K,
| commencing MONDAY MORNlN,i az y 90 Q CLOCK;
our complete line Of LADIES, MISSES, ana
| CHILDREN'S WRAPS n, exactly HALE price: ,,
| Look az our HANDSOME BEANER-CLOIii
! CLOAK, Worth collar, one-piece Sleeve iuii 80
| inches long, braid trimming around collar,
skirt. aud waist, former price 80 ms week.
Our SIS waAP-this week, $3.50.
| our tIO WRAP-this week, 80.
| our IS WRAP--this week, 81.
| Our e5 XRAP-this week, 500.
| IL VIII nav you 70 examine our MISSES ana
| CHI. DREN'S WRAPS before buying, a. We are
| confident you can make 81 spent with US go as
| far as e. elsewhere.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
All Of our NEW and STYLISH DRESS GOODS
much lover than ever. . ..y,,.,, =,
| Have YOU seen our 35c. STORM SERGHS, IN
all colors, at l6c. per yard-FOk THIS "Ehh
ONLY. -
CARPETS, MATTINGS, RUGS.
Az We intend going out of the Carpet ousi-
/ moss We Will sell these goods az prices never
heard OF before. Come and be convinced.
| CARPETS from l2lec 10 tho hnest maze az
prices TO suit everybody. - -,
RUGS, DRUGGFTs. MATTIhGs, OIL
| CT OTIS. LACE CURTAINS, PORilbkES, ana
| yVINDONV-SUADES TO suit all tastes aud pockets.
| Look al our COTTAGE CARPETS az IL, Is,
| Is. IL, and Igc.. worth double the money.
Have YOU seen our 20 and 60c. RUGS, worth
75c anc SIPS. Only a few left.
UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR.
Now L the time you need them, and conse.
| oueutly tue time 20 purchase. We have fali
| line In RED, NATURAL, aud WHITE WOOL
| SUITS At special bargains. -
LOOK at our RED INDICATED SHIRTS al
4gc. Pants ~ match.
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IuLLS. DOLLS, DOLLS,
every Kind. from &c. 10 $40.
.f..s. Joirted Dolls. Bisque Dolls,
a.l latestruciible Dolls. All xmas
-.s and stockings, Tea sets, Wash
.. >.ts Tao'er. Chairs. Rockers,
.-. r.,s. comets. soldier salts, Fire
... ,..- I..I,s suits, Ten Pins, Billiard-l a
.. .c-'s. Foot Balls, Rubber balis, hut 3.
.. .- ai siuds, skin Horses. Carts ana
-r,rrss Wagons from &C. 10 o<.ou,
..s.. ~Ieisls, Cippers, Iron Express
t.. ..f WlocluarfOws, Bicycles. Neloct
f- les. Hobby-horees, Sheo- tl!s'
secs. Drums at 90 20, 30, -,
-tl N5cl. Bedsiesds, Bureaus,
lr W-lnK-Dcsks, Schooi-Desks sec
..... &. Magic Lanterns from 5Oc, 90 90
.t t.uds Toy Furniture, Tin stoves
...- l.r ki,cnens. Iron Toys, full line
--.'.-t .e nHlIays iroIa % DC.
...l-. TABLES, CAhklAGES-
.-e ... ~ new Lamps from 25c TO 80.
.-I eI2 Lamp Tor o..
.... auyx tops from 81 70 92S.
-as ilOn 25c. TO $500 Tor beauty
c..es. Sbaviug-Csses. Aanicare
..,.aicf- and Gioye-Boxes, Albums
-'U Lcrs' sets
.. .afel ana Ornaments, Bronze and
-..-t.-s sDi Ornaments.
. 30. Zoe. : aud up 70 50.
% 40. O9c., 81. and sL.1O.
ls. and Garden Tools,
....r1 cradles Ia wooden and willow
-.. o. - 30.
..I saws - ~, IS, and e3c.
-- go 80. 30, and 41c.
.re Ornaments aud Candles.
Is IN Six and nnen. plain and IN
Initial Handkcrchieis at 2sc.-
.-.. lU.-all letters.
Sls Initial Handkerchiefs a.
-.r. good quality worth 7oc.
laUial Hauckerchiets as b and
worth 10 aud zoe.
Gods purchased Of US now V III Do
Sod wish them sent Buy early 10
..-.
.4'.- las Just seut us 100 dozen finc
s-su1psd Handkerhiefs, slightly
31l6 Guc SOC, 10 DO sold for
tl.1 per dozen. Iais 10 an extra bar
90 ~. -- WOOL MITTS. BOYS AND
r..I.fMEN ) SCOTCH GLOVES.
'.- To- r.l O.Oycs--s large. new supply Just
o.. ..' ,.Ises at 75c.-sn cOlOrs and sizes
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fortunate purchase Of fifty dozen inest
quality kid Evening Gloves, IN ~ ane ~ pa'-
ton langth-enab.es US TO ofer them 70 you ~
Sl.Ss a palr 49, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
blue-orange- pink-fcs9 -
II you feel kinder cold and think new under
ssict OF soine cheap warm material 10 VIVA. You
want, ask tor hackinaw skirtng-loc. YARD.
Taking about BARGAINS In Closss-come here
and see tho reductions We have made-Any
Cloak in the house mat was = 10 TO go now 81;
ANY Cloak that was sl2 to SlS now $40. All
$40 ClOaks now s6. A Beaver Coat-blacS or
navy-or Havana brown-iull umbrolla back
DERBY collar electric seal iur-t5-au s'zes.-
Special values IN Chidren's Cloaks-
Here f. the last cut on our Long Newmarkets-
About 20 OF them here.-sl.4S takes your
cnoice-any ono you pick out he's $40 worth OF
mate.tai in it-some lave twice as much.
Seine short Jackets are here too-1ust rs snort
as the long ones are lonR-Sl Wilt anv one
worth IRON a. TO $40.
from $40 10 Sl5.-Wbo will take one at s.0OI
There is one Long Plush CLOAK here-"ho VIII
take it at So?
800 pieces Merrmac shIrtng Prints at &c. per
yard. Prints arc gong cheap.
A "A Brown Cotton here at &c. yard that
will cost SC. anywneye.
Plaid SILK Windsor Ties are here az 15c. each.
They are beauties. "
Mattings-Oil- Cloths-Carpets-and Rugs are
now selling a: half p:ice.
BLANKETS.-we want to close out every
Blanket we now hayo. Our boast Is q Blanket
at s3.-b!ankeis In Rray-wnite-and hlgh
colors csc. California Blankets that were . IL
now So.
Drusgets at special prices-all sizes-2x3-
high colors-nicely bordered-Sl.4S Size 3x3
at $3.50. Size 3z31s, $3.50. SIZE 3x4. s6.2O.
Did you know that we are selling WINDOW
Shades at 42c. They are the bes' quality. WIN
dow-Snades at 23c. also. some o . at 33c. 700.
Ladies' KID GauntletS-in all slzes-are here
| at soc. a pair. The same quality tbat you pay
| Sl.25 for.
LADIES' Cashmere Gauntie.s-in black, brown,
| and navy biue--the see. quality-25c. pair.
ISAAC SYCLE & CO., SOS Broad street.
n
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RICHMOND. VA, Docember4, 1893.
THE TALK OF THE TOWN. CIR
HORSES CLIPPED BY ELECTRICITY.

Have clipped ali the best horses Their
owners Ike lt. They say my clipper cannot ps
surpassed for clean and rapid work. Every che
Ia heving his driving horses cipped- Horses
suffer less from fatigue than those that arc I'M
clipped. Their appetite IL s'rongthenod. thsir
condition improved, ana their abikty 20 work in
creased. Mn clip your horse IN less than one
store. COS cas- Main. or at private stable In
q. Dc s"2t. II. LEONARD.
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LEV & DAVIS
Boys Clothing.

We renew for this week our offer to
give n BOYS HAT to each purchaser Of
a BOYS READY-MADE SUIT OR
OVERCOAT. our Boys Suits are well
made, Of good material. and the prices
are lower than the same qualities can
be bought elsewhere.
BOYS SUITS from 1925 up
BOYS JERSEY SUITS from s. up.
BOYS OVERCOATS from S2.S up.
BOYS REFER CAPS, HATS, etc.
BOYS NECKWEAR SCARFS, TIES.
FOUR-IN- HANDS. UNDERWEAR, etc.
LEVY & DAVIS.
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NTTTELDORFERS'
PIT EAST BROAD STREET.
UgRISTMASANDHOLIDAYGO GOODS
Wool Mitts from 10 to 4Sc SIX Mitt worth
hollis, DOLLS, DOLLS,

and jus
to be carried over Low
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

A special purchase Of Children's Gni Infants
SILK and Plush Caps. ia white aud co!ors-Piaces
them on sale here at SOC. your choice.
Did you ever see Linen Towel 40 inches
long and = inches vide Tor l21ecY Ihey arc
hero. -
Did you ever see Mems Pure silk Handker-
chiefs a. 25c.! They are here.
Did You ever SEQ LADIES' Stoctngs-in pin
stripes--at &C. pair! They are mere.
ATWOOD storm serge-blacK-
and brown double widih-2oc q yara.
Hero is a bargain -4G-Inch Ail-Wooi French
serKe-b wn-nayy-green-o9c. yard. Only
one piece Of eacn here.
Double-Wldth Wors,ed Plaids, bourette OF,
fects-suitablo Tor childrens wear and Tor ladlos
wrappe, s-1Jc. a yard
5000 Yards Dotted Mull--in remnants to 10
yards iull 2jc. valuo-here l21sc. yard
splendil for aprons. "
Lgh. Blus-Pnk- Cream six Crepe-ls
inches Elde-1Jc. yard. Only about L pleco
each-so don't watt
Ladies and Chi'drens Legsins arc here
black for ladies' ana misses-;ream and "nhe
for small children. Also b ,otoss and Mills
BOOKs-Noyels By oil the popular as'hors
ana nov, lists.-A 25c. edition for l0c.-BGyks in
sets mske nice holiday presents. Here are
| pooks-Iucely bound In cloth aud gold: Char-
| lotts Brsats-4 yolumes-@1 90: "copper" vol
umes-Sl.25: Alexander Dumas-5 yolu,nes-
| 81 5O.; EDNA Lyall-6 volumes-SLY5: Thomas
1 nagnesA-2 vClumes--60b.; Eugene Sue 'oi-
umes-GOc.; ALEC others equally as cheap.
! CAEPETS.-Carpets were Fever sold as how as
| We are selling them now. The prices are not
I according to value. We need the space they &C.
| cupy. sj.25 hoiy Brussels. zoe. yard.-Ihe
| Ell iapestry, 0Dc. u yard.-fhe S5c. a )estry,
\ SOC. yard.-S5c. Ingram Carpets, Doc. yard
/ 75e. Ingram Carpets. 40c a5ard.-6Or. Ingram,
/ 35c. yard.-3Oc. Ingrains, l5c. yard.-Cot-
tage Carpets. 121fc. a yard.
Gsnfismen's White Initial Hemsti.ched Hand
( kerchieis l7c. Observation-Disclosures Pure Linen
| Hemstiti.hed Hanokerchiefs. 1218e. each.
| Ladies Handkerchiefs- white with neat en-
! broidered. escailop aud COZ nerJ--5c. each.
(E0t9 L0CatiOD.) N Xt corner Third,
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
RICHMOND, December 10, 1898.

RICHMOND, December TO- 1898
respectfully and the pubic
form combination with any osner
will CONTINUE az our
stand, 300 EAST BROAD STREET, as heretofore -.
friends patronage
and hope with increased facilities enlarged
and owp inertia cont
Curb
FANCY DRY GOODS NOTIONS and HOLIDAY
GOODS
BREEDEN. TALLEY & GO.
anticipation week offering the following
BARGAINS:
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D. & f. MITTELDORFERS
NEW GRANITE BUILDING.
PERSONAL

an MANAGER o. THE KELLEY
CO.! z. Ashland, Va. win be az tho
- Al HOTEL III KSDAY aud FRIDAY OF
z.~,.,,A " consult with any who may desire
-'ion eO0ut the Kelley Treatment
IA X n. Tn xcuHf
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Did whchhere great HUlAboo'
and then when the advertiser fo1Dd
ALL CRY AND NO WOOL

We are selling fCLfs-
Chairs at lower prices than any
ore this c Dolls Is inches TALL Soc EACH Large Movable
limb Dolls tall Dolls tall as child IL
Of q Fine limbs head and wrss ant
nat
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Iyr,alo with two Horses, 25c Toy Department this Wse

.. tR STUDIED ECONOMY well that extra wide
fright c0Ors, extra vide Chevtos aud Cbeye-
mixtures much cheaper at l7c nom az than
else These GOODS were never sold by US Tor iess
ven close the balance this week ~ l7c
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r-5 7oy Upright Pianos 25c. Toy Department this Week

.,ak Outings, for Wrappers and House Dresses at
i... "a ward. Be and these They're
monet White Flannel wiuter &c. yard
f0r Ueek Wool Yannel 12l5c
Fleece-Lined Jersey Ribbed Vests
..s - them. sale TOMORROW. A opportunity
Jersey Rlbbed o.
q. 80. m Richmond for the price
IN sanitary Flannel Underwear at zoo, 81
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pieces Pink and LighBlue Faille Silk at I5c.-reduced
from S1.25 - 49, q,
30 pieces Assorted Colored Fae Silk at l5creduced
from $780, Sl.25, 81.
% pieces Assorted Silks Bengaine Fancy Surah Crystal
reduced from 70 to 4c per yard In this lot are some beau
tifu light shades suitable tor evening dresses.
pieces Crepe de Chine cream, ght-bue, pink, ac and
old rose at 75c suitable for evening dresses.
Drapery silks at 81 and zoe.
Changeable Silks at 75c, 81, and Sl.25.
Black Satins, roc, 81 and 81. %
Black Gros- Grain Silks 75c to 81 90.
Black Tafea Silks at S5c
Black Surah Silk at 80, Is, &c., and 81.
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS !!
Everybody wants dress for Christmas.
Double Fold Cashmeres, half wool, at 12ic.
Gray Debeges, half wool, at 12lc.
Double Fold Changeable Cashmeres at 16ic.
Chameleon Serges "a inches wiae at l9c
Atlantic L. Cashmere all shades, including white and
black, 80 inches wide, half wool, at 25c
10 pieces Striped Cheviots all wool and yard wide, at
25c.-reduced from 5Oc
Soc. Dress Cheyots, etc, reduced to 39c.
81 Dress Goods heavy and fancy, reduced to 75c
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CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL
TaGlll@% 81 E% T. o@d@-
Cloak and Wrap Department.

rse., bargains heard OF goirg s5, $3.50. S.
l,l IS unparalleled values that other people have
6 ~ Ill roRUN IN SOME DAY. WILL TALK MORE THEN.
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS

goods due notice OF which Will N
al friends
cheuy fill goods that we not nave s'ocA
hcanb in the northern markets me-
Goods Notions Dress Trimmings be sure 10 re
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
ll?-g DRUM FOR Csc. TOY DEPARTMENT THIS WEEK.

.-,,vr>S CANToN-FLANNEL DRAWERS 25 37l1, and Soc
-. ..s.rcIAL" JOB IN NATURAr~wooL GARMEYTs-82}4C.
o. n SPECIAL" JOB IN MEMS NATURAIcwooL GAR
worth iui.y 81.
u...,> " GENTLENENS SPhING-CLASP. FURTOP, LINED
: Nooi GLOVES FOR MEN, very only 20. pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

A fortunate purchase Of fifty dozen fnest
quality Kid Evening Gloves, in ~ and 20 bat
ton langth-enab.eS Us to ofter them 70 you a.
sI.9s a pair 49, white -lemon-layender- light
hlua-Orangp-- ptnk-rCge.