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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
DEATH OF Mr.. BEN BOLTON.
A Fine Colt Rescued From the Rivanna-
Three Marriages


CORRESPONDENCE OF the Dispatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. October Is.
Ben Bolton, aged 49, died at his residence.
near North Garden. yesterday.
The Westminster League gave an en-
tertainment in the Presbyterian church
this evening which was greatly enjoyed
by all present.
While wallowing on the banks OF the
Rivanna yesterday fine colt OF Mr.. ONO
HUNDREDS fell into the river. The animal
swan down the stream, which was con-
siderably swollen, for nearly half mile.
He was seen by Jesse Farrar on the OPP
posite bank trying to get out at very
steep place. Farrar called to the animal
to come to him, when the intelligent brute
Immediately wheeled about, swan across
the stream. and poked its nose between
the fsherman's poles. With difficulty II
was gotten out and restored to the owner.
Personal.
The Rev. u. +. Lipscomb is in Rich
mond.
Mr.. c. V. Meredith, Of Richmond. spent
the day here yesterday.
The friends Of Mr.. w. o. Watson, Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad agent at this
place, will be glad 10 learn that he Is inn
proving. He has been quite sick for some
time.
Professor Edwin IL. Price and Mrs.
Hurrit Bowers Price gave an enjoyable
entertainment at the Baptist church last
night. The proceeds went to the Rose
Hill chapel.
MATRIMONIAL.
Mr.. James N Wood and Mrs. Sarah l..
Humphreys were married at the residence
Of the brides father. near Crozet to-day.
Mr.. ID. w. Hancock and Miss NJ. b.
Moon were married in the county yester-
day.
Miss Annie Blrckhead and Mr.. Charles
Pendleton Garth were married at "Mer-
ven." the residence OF the brides parents,
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
The Russians Leave Paris.


The Paris fetes In honor OF the Cars
guests have come to an end. The incidents
witnessed at the gala performance at the
opera must have been unique, when the
entire audience. embracing the oldest aris-
tocracy OF France, joined. men and wo-
men. in singing the Russian national
hymn.
The scene was, as NJ. St. Cere says. one
never 10 be forgotten. After the perform
ance Admiral Avelin arose and shouted.
"Hurrah for France whereupon the Rus
sian hymn--the most beautiful Of all ma
tional hymns, be II said-was sung by the
audience six times. amid cries OF ''Vive lie
Russie" led by President Carnot him.
self.
In the history of modern times one can
not recall such Il remarkable scene. II
was the stamp OF approval placed upon
the enthusiastic applause OF the millions
OF the republic by those who, in spite OF
all political differences. are the aristo-
cratic representatives OF France.
All France was one In hailing gladly the
Franco-Russian alliance. France may be
congratulated In her joy. The republic
has lived long enough surrounded by, enc
mics whose highest wish was to see It's
downfall. To-day France is strong In an
alliance which enables her TO be again
one OF the great powers OF the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
The Effect Discounted.

The repeal Of the Sherman silver-iaw
seems TO have been discounted" In Wall
street as soon as the fact became known
that Il was about to be repealed. III
'twere done 'twere well 'twere done quick
BY" And really II seems TO be worse than
nonsense for the silver senators TO go on
making speeches under the existing con-
ditlon OF things. Such speeches can now
do no possible good. The subject Is a
dead one. The Sherman law IL a last
years almanac. The fashion OF to-day Is
monOmetalllsm.
II Wall street has already discounted
the new. law whilst IL is still only
bilD the whole country ought soon TO par
tIcipate in the blessings which wall
street expects TO come upon us all as a
consequence Of a sound financial policy
on the part Of the government. Europe
too, will feel relieved. Uncle Sam Is a
power in the earth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
Two Not OF a Kind.

Dr. Thomas E. Bond. also OF Baltimore.
brother Of the late Judge Bond, was az
much devoted to the southern people as
Judge Bond was to the northern people,
If we may thus characterize the latter
devotion 10 the cause of the Union. Such
men as the late Professor Bledsoe. OF
the University of Virginia, were among
the distinguished contributors TO the
weekly paper OF DR.. Bond. In which
paper every phase OF the southern cause
was presented by the ablest Of writer's.
10 two men could he further apart than
Judge Bond and DIR. Bond. the younger.
II they never had any quarrels. 1t was
because they did not talk politics" How
soon even the great men are forgotten!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
WEST VIRGINIA ROBBERS ARRESTED
Contract for Pulaski jail Let-Capture
Floyd County Moonsbtncrs.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
RADFORD, VA, October 25.-Henry
Taylor. alias Ed. Wood. was arrested by
Officer Wilson for the supposed burglary
OF Moses Henry's clothing store at Blue
field, w. Va, last Thursday night. Tay-
lor's pal. Charles Porter, escaped. Taylor
has recently served a term on the chain
gang In this city, and was attempting 10
sell the goods when caught. There is no
doubt as to his guilt
McCulloch, Wygal &c Co. have received
the contract to build the new Jail at
Newburn, Pulaski county.
=. Simmons's jewelry and clothing store
was robbed last night, a number OF
watches, clothing, and shoes being taken.
There is no clue to the robbers.
/ Two moonshiners were caught by Dep
uty United States Marshal NJ. X. Smith
Monday night, and to-day were sent on
10 the United States grand jury by Com
missioner Shelter. They were from Floyd
county, and their names are c. M. White
mack and A. r. Whitenack. They were
placed under 500 bonds.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
November LIST of w. II. Johnson. train
dispatcher of the Norfolk and Western
here, and Miss Cornie Anderson. of Blue
field. w. Va.
Mr. II. J. NOEL has been appointed
postmaster at East Radford. vice ID. III.
Smith, removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
Senator Hill.

Whilst President Cleveland has gained
an unprecedented victory, Senator Hill
has also risen into high favor with peo-
pie OF all parties and sections who be-
lieve in a sound and stable currency.
and also desire to see the hands of the
Senate united. We suppose II Is hardly
too much to say that Senator Hills
course on the closure question and the
question Of the repeal OF the Sherman
law had more to do with the success
OF the Presidents policy than have any
other of the several factors which
wrought that victory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

The Washington Post has now Installed
itself in its splendid new building On
which the United Press and the Southern
Associated Press are its tenants) and Is
printed in n new dress of machine-se'
type.
The Post IL great newspaper. No man
who does not read 1t is justified In con-
graduating himself that he understands
all the phases of politics in this country
II gives the positions OF all parties, In
side and outside, from the standpoint
OF an intelligent and independent observer
at the national capital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

which was deposited In the cornerstone.
contains the following articles; Copy OF
charter and iist OF members Of the
National Mary washington Memorial As
sociat ton. on parchment; copy OF the con-
tract for the monument between the
National Mary Washington Memorial A.
sociation and John Crawford & Son, on
parchment: Columbian stamps from one
TO ten cents; story OF Mary Washington,
by Marion Harland; the plate taken out
Of the old cornerstone. when mas oesn
re-engraved; silver plate containing the
names OF the president. secretary and
trustees of the Mary Washington Monii-
ment Association OF Fredericksburg, and
president. secretary and trustees OF the
National Association. The unwilling OF
the monument win take place about De-
ccmber LIST. Senator John w. Daniel
will deliver the GRAFTON on that occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

1t Is now said that the Ferris wheel will
not be moved from Chicago to Coney
Island or elsewhere. 1t Will remain In the
Midway Plaisance. This conclusion has
been reached by the executive officers OF
the company, who have the right to its
present position until May 1, 1894. Before
the expiration of that time arrangements
will probably be made for a contract be-
tween the Jackson-Park Commissioners
and the company for the right to the 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
ANOTHER CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL
A Beautiful Shaft Unveiled at Clarksville'
Tanuesaee.


nv telegraph to the Dispatch)
GAINESVILLE. TENN, October %
To-day GAINESVILLE is crowded with guests
who have come from far and near to wit
ness an event which Is OF much moment
not only to those most directly interested
but 10 every conference.-the unwilling OF
the Confederate monument erected at
Greenwood cemetery. There was an I'M
posing ceremony. Hon. S. +. wilson, OF
Gallatin. was the orator of the day.
The shaft Is of Vermont granite. forty
eight feet three inches high, and thirteen
by nine feet at the base. A bronze statue
eight feet high, representing an Infantry
Confederate soldier. ornaments the top
of the splendid shaft, and near the base.
on either side OF the shaft are two
statues, each sixteen feet six inches In
height. one representing a cavalryman
and the other an artllleryman. On the
front panel of the monument Is this in
scription:
I'm honor OF heroes who fell while fight
ing In Army OF the Confederate States.
186l-1S65."
on the reverse panel are the words:
Though adverse fortune denied final
victory TO their undaunted courage, his
tory preserves their fame. made glorious
forever"
Confederate Memorial"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
A Badge. From B.oo.bors'.

Correspondents OF tne bispatcnJ
BooNsBoRo'. VA. October 5.-some
OF the farmers have begun TO gather
their corn, and find that good deal OF
II will not be At for bread, II has been
so much injured by the heavy rainfall.
wheat looks well. but there has not
been very much sown In this community
in consequence OF the low prices
The apple crop Is quite large this year.
and many barrels have been shipped to
northern markets
The chestnut crop is also large and no
doubt will afford considerable revenue
despite the low prices.
DR.. Nelson continues quite feeble.
Mr.. John Hawkins has been confined 10
his bed for several weeks past with
pleurisy.
Miss Mile Ogden has returned from
Missouri. after visit OF year.
Miss Rosa Labby, OF Bedford Springs
who has been visiting Miss Evie Mitchell,
has returned home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
veil aescribes Il in the language Just

wen describes Il in the language Just
quoted.
In word the President made no de-
mand which was not accorded to him.
I,m the Post omits a notable fact when
II fails 10 mention that the Republicans
IN the Senate stood by Mr.. Cleveland from
the beginning Of the silver fight TO iss
utter collapse. Such triumph IL UMPIRE
cedcnted, we think.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
Jshn Ba.sy Com~iss Suicide.

Correspondence OF the DiSpatchJ
GORDONsvILLE. VA. october 2--Mr
John Busby, lately an employee of the
this writing there are no hopes OF his
recovery. There were no papers to show
why he SHOULD attempt his life.
Later.-He fingered with about noon
to-day. when he died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

James D. Hutchinson and Miss Lottie
Ziekler. OF Waukegan. ILL.,, were married
In "a car OF the Ferris Wheel In the Mid
way Plalsance, at the Worlds Fair Tues
day
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(9NPAfY
y 30
H., I3,Is, and II east Broad.
II, -, IS, and II east Broad.

RICHMOND, October 90, 1893
If what the WRAP DEPART
MENT contains could be portrayed
properly here, scarcely lady in
the city but what would take a
peep into it either for the buying
or looking. The styles are almost
entirely exclusive. The cheaper
and handsomer as well-Selected
and made to order in shapes with a
view of grace and beauty. Besides
this advantage there is a price
goodness attached that is charming
to all that visit the department.
Not a coat that equals this skirt-Garment at
s2b; our price, 1850.
This Braided BroadcaH Flyer. $3.50, aud Is
charged $50 for in nearly every house
This Cape Coat trimmed with FUR, $3.50 {;
another, 90. 90; either would as readily sell
This beauty, with umbrella skirt and butter
fly cape, is ell.
Nearly every garment Of the immense line
can DO had In black or colors.
MANTELETfES in.great variety, from 30. 20
to s25.
The children's garments have
arrived. New in every feature
from tine infant to the IS-year-old
young lady.
We place another great line of
CURTAINS on sale to-day. Not
tingham and the finer as well. The
value'of this bargain IS limited to
quick calling only some goo pairs.
4sc. n pair for full 3-yard-long nottingham
Curtains, usual best-price 75c.
75c. for the best usual si.26 Curtsfn.
81 for S1.60 heretofore'best value.
See what Kind OF pair you can buy for IS, or
adozen sorts between.
Irish Point Curtains-Tambour. Renaissance,
Real Brussels, etc.--all OF them brand spank
new this season.
We would also call attention TO our immense
variety of new effects In SIX and Madras
Curtains, Cheniile, and other novel things
Second Floor-Take Elevator.
Two items that will create hut-
ter today in the basement sales
rooms.
$50 Chairs-Rattan Rockers for
S9c., and shipment OF
goo Rockers at 81. 5o--a loss, the
manufacturer says, ofS33 per cent.
on factory cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
A Coming wedding.

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
EMPORIA, VA. October 3.-The clerk
of the court this morning issued a mar
Rage license to Mr.. T.. p. Jarratt ana
Miss Lorena Il. Partridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

MEHERRIN, VA, October D.-The
remains OF Miss Clemcntina V. Cook, a
lady Of about seventy summers, who died
on Monday morning. were Inferred IN
wesleyan cemetery yesterday at o'clock.
The deceased was woman OF very
brilliant intellect. having been educated
In Kentucky Catholic convent She was
a native of Charlotte county and was
teaching in the family OF MT. George u.
Barksdale previous TO her death.
The storehouse OF Mr.. j. Lash was
broken into last night and an unknown
quantity OF goods were stolen. There
ia no clue as to who the robbers were,
Messrs. w. p. Vale and J. w, Davis
are in Richmond on business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
CITY EDITOR BAILEY Welded.
Miss mildred II. Smith the Brids--Th,
Iovsnburs. Hsmburxsr Naptiais.

Miss Auoroo n SAsn 80
wsnburE-Hsmburxsr Naptiaia
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. October 25.-Harry
Stuart Bailey city editor Of the Land
mark. and Miss Mildred II. Smith were
married at $50 this afternoon at Cumber-
land-street Methodist church. Rev. DR..
w. q. starr. assisted by Rev. George d.
Armstrong. solemnized the nuptials. and
the church was beautifully decorated. l..
l.. waring was best man and Miss Ger
trude Bailey. the groom's sister the
brides attendant. The couple left for
Washington.
LowENBERG-HAMBURGER.
Mr.. Bernard ID. Lowenberg and Miss
Amanda Hamburger were married at the
Hebrew synagogue this afternoon. and
the affair was very brilliant.
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coNsrIrUrIoSAI Amrxn.


Joint RESOLUTION ppopo'..
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w AkItCis OF lHs CDs.Ttt,s.y. lie.,
yIn0INtt. AM pRONlJfNt. ~ Jos )
ING SAID AsENDAa&f Am - " aiIE
TIC sAaETo THE Sexg GgSgRIl,iii i.,.llIs
ltPfElfs0 FssarAEY ~. iss,,
1. Rssoirsd BY he ~san sas -
gates a minority H TIE nenbs.. -
each Of the two houses asroeiog ,'..'''f
sne Ihio"lns amendment - tns Crr... ~
tfrefnia ps, and n hereby pror, "a
hersby referred 10 TIE Geasr.l -. ~,
chosen At the rext general e.ert'sr .',,.l . |.
and members 81 tbs Houss u D,le... 4,
concurrence IN coofornity win ~ 80 -
section OF article ~ Of salt Cru.,., ~ -
STRIKE out rom the Cons,itnfioD M a
10Th clause OF article l. -hsch Il 10 n. ~,
ING wOrds: "f =
"i6. That IN All capital or r-i,,,..,
tons man hath right 10 ioma-i D. ~.
aud nature Of h.s accusation. o. H.. - osis
win the accnsofs and sitassses n .... ifr,x
dsnc~ 10 hia favor. and 70 speefv 800 =.
impartial jury Of his yicinags. vi...,. y Z
unsnimon5 consent he cAnnoi h. l0s-, f'-
nor Gao ne DC compelled O. give sg. ier,. 80.
himself; that no man be DEPRIVE n b. Nsas
OF MS peers" Sea
And inserf in l'cu thereof thu fon.,.-
10. That IN all cspifal o. srs,i...
tons man hath rignt ~ dcana-t ~ -
AMI nature OF hts accusation. o. D.. ,, -
with the ncrusers and viiuessry g, ~, ~.
deuce w he favor, and - a suaefr 49,. =
impartial Jury " his v.c!nsge. rtth.-, IL
unanimous consent he canBof s. So. ~
but tho General Assembly NAY, og a.. sl-f
for the TRIAL Otherwise thNn ly a boz, i, 20,
accused Of criminal oGen y nof I'D. = =,
death or confinement IN the g.,r't 'r....'st
can be DO compelled O. gYe ~gIf.-.. D, -
himself; thaa no man bo d.priyaf n t.. ess's
except by the law Of the lani 90 ... Ia, -
OF hts peers-' q
2. Reserved, That lhe Clcrk ofte ..-...
the Clctk Of tho House o. pe...,s.
vacancy happen In both ~ s1.I ..... I,
siding officer Of either hclse nf f.. d.. y
semDly, be- authorized ami require.
proposed amendment aui U... ..
be published In ono nesslanr ......
each OF the cities ot tn tOnmnrs.t 2
more than 10000 inhNhinu-s. .r..
three consecutive months prov Is ID. ~.
OF choosing me mcmrers 90 o.. Nt-...., =
bly, az the neat genera elecU1. -
mem oers OF the House % ps'-tt... =
3. Resolpsd. mat she Olers OBJ f.. ......
the Clerk OF the House ~ ne'eEs..f BIZ.
20 transmit 10 The General t....-.. 4. =
chosen at the next general ei. -.
ami members OF tho House ~ ls .r..,.,-'N
fed copy OF said proposed Al .-f ~.
these resolutions, together eit. .. -, !.
Publication by the pubash,rs .f ... 49,
In which seid proposed arl,uIn.r.. ..,' -
been published.
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lTh,Sa&Tu]
MEETlNGS-FOurih Thursday.

ACCA TEMPLE, MYSTIC SHRINE.
MARSHALL LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYTHfAs.
JEFFERSON LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PrTHIAs.
AURORA LODGE, oDD-fELLoWs.
R0ASE LODGE, 0DD-FrLL0WS.
yARINk TRIBE, RED MEN.
NANTEo TRIBE. RID MIN.
VIRGINIA LODGE, KNIGHTS or HONOR.
OLD DOMINION LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN.
A. ". GLIEN COUNCIL AMERICAN MECHANICS.
VIRGINIA c0SCIAvE, HEPTAsoPEs.
COMPANY d. FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
CYNTHUs GRoyE, DRUIDs.
MONROE GROVE. DRUIDs.
LEE LODGE. T0STI.
JEFFERSON IoDGE, GOOD fEhPLARs.
sTuARf HORSE GUARDS.
SECTION no. 202. KNIGHTS OF PYTHILs.
HENDERSON LODGE. ODo-RgILOws
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, ROYAL AkCANUM.
BELyIDERE COUNCIL, RorAL ARcAsUM.
VIRGINIA LODGE, SHIELD oY HONOR.
RICHMOND Y. w.C.T.r.
ST. PATRIcK's BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
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Hurrah for Cleveland and Hill!

There has been freezing weather in the
far Northwest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
A0.I,. a, LoweeviIls.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch.)
TOWNSVILLE, VA, October 25.-Mr.
]. r.. Wares new store-house Is COM
pleted and occupied.
The chestnut crop Is unusually large,
and they are of fine quality. selling for
Is cents per busheL
Mr. Ed. Coleman. Of this place, has
been nominated for the Legislature by the
Popuiists here.
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EDIcAt

7 AIDES CHICHESTERs ESi
IL Llsn PENNYEOYAL PILLS .laa.,
Brand are tho best safe, reliable late
other. send &c. stamps fQf psr.Nt. a'
lief for Ladies Ia lettor ~ return ui. =
druggists. CHICHESTER CliENll At ,0Af'
ny, Philadelphia, Pa. az la'll.'AselH
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OFFICE OF CLERK 90 U0tsr Inl.,.,,
AND kRkPEs or rHE Rouse. t.r.....
RLlMA.A. L ------

AND kRkPEH or rHB R1fisH. t.r..,..
RICHMOND, NA.f4ir .. .sat
Tho foregoing 70 a CODY of ,..I r......... 7.
posing an Amendment 10 ne Ifh ......s -
Gle of the Constitution oi NIr.i.t. g.. !.
yidine Tor publishing san aueran... Ia. -
tifyirg the same 20 mo next l.-.. t......
which WAS agreed g on tcurusrr D.. '.. ~.
majority OF tho members e'rrfeI f. r... p y
two houses, ,and - Recorded 400 aiaf IL
resolution vas approved ty Goo ys--., j.
February 10, 1892, aud Is plllIs..iIi a..
ance With proNlsloa therein Dnu t...I
D. BELT DOOR
Clerk OF House ~ Delegates ON b..,.. .
Rolls Of Virginia. aINIt,,t
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Chester, Pa. Thirty-seconi gear lsss, ~
TENDER 2OTH Civil tnau..r..g H. r.
Chemistry lB -, Arts a. 81. d.. pa
PARArOkl COURSES in oiea.a aal,.ts',
under able instructors. Fine I.rt a..
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aiogues Of Mr.. A 7. HDNiTptt Para il.s..
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It's housekeeping time.
Every one tired and cross ;
every thing out of place and
wrong end foremost. No time
to fool away in cooking; no
fire, probably; no appetite,
perhaps; no comfort, certainly.
No Pearline - that's the
cause of it. A little Pearline,
when you're cleaning house,
makes the whole thing smooth
and easy. With anything
about the house that isn't hurt
by water, you can save time
and hard work by using
Pearline. You won't have
to use that rub, rub, rub, in
getting the dirt off. And that
saves other things, your paint,
for instance.
Peddiers and some unscrup-
beware ulCus groceIs win tell yoa,
this Is as good as" or the
anne as Pearlne." IT'S FAESE-Pearline is
never peddled, and II your grocer sends you some
thing IN place Of PeaIline, DO shs honest thing.
rTh.Sa&Tul
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

QUESIlON Or HATS
isn't puzzle if it does affect your brain
holder. You can effect complete 30
luton Of whatever affects this part Of
your anatomy by visiting our store and
inspecting our new stock Of Winter Hats,
which covers the whole circle Of styles.
II you've been to the Chicago Fair.
you've seen about everything worth see
ing that every country has to show. II
you've looked ct our stock, you've seen
about everything in the line Of hats
that'll be worn this year. and you've seen
them at the lowest prices offered this
season. Here they are for e1.50. q. 3,
81, and IS. Youman's Agents,
And you'll soon need
SUITS AND OvERCOATS,
and you can get them from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
A Y ISIT.
GOOD, DURABLE SUITS And
OVERCOATS AT $40.

Neat. tasteful, comfortable. and correct
every one of them OF our own reliable
manufacture. No house in this section
can sell such Clothes as these for so
little money. A few styles Of the Suits
in our East Window. A look at them
will give you an idea OF what kind OF
Clothes they are. You can't help liking
them.