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

Ladlea silk Enoroidsred japanese Handfer-
chlsfB, hemstitehed or scalloped edgs-last
yeacs price 25c., this year y aud l2'se'
each.
Scale the choice of whatever
your imagination leads you to
think of, and the Handkerchiets
are here and at prices from &C. to
the most superior sorts, likely at
less than you think for.
What Comfort to see what you
want at glance and be assured
that the prices are the lowest. We
sell enough Art Embroidery Mate
rails and Stamped Linens to keep
the stock full Of newness in every
part of the department.
Linen Scarfs, stamped, % TO SO.
Tray Covers 20 TO Acc
Napkins and Art Squares from TO 6c;
Tinted and Colored Art Squares, 20 TO 09c
Langtry Bags, 37c. to sl.49.
All materials sold at the lowest price.
We do every kind of stamping,
pinking, and embroidery, and keep
up with all the novel effects in
either.
There must be a great relief to
buyers where old stock and discard
ed sample Wraps are not pushed to
the front by specially paid sales
people to work them off.
There is no old stock to be sold
here nor new stock that needs
pushing. The prices OF Wraps and
the garments themselves are the
sole alluring princlpleS-all new
and made in the newest and most
wanted fashion, with price-tlckets
that mark a half, a third, and a
quarter off the prices of week
ago.
An-Wool Clay Cheyiot Coats. umbrella bscs'
hElf tight-nttng, Columbian collar an1 cape,
! edged with Alaska seal. for g, from ~.
AI-Wool Beaver, umbrella bacs, fun BRAIDED
| cape. half tl2ht-nttng. sf250, from $40.
Pure Wool Beaver, full braided iined cape
trimmed with black seal, tlzht-ntting' Win
braided waist, $40, from no.
Tight Fitting SKIRT Jacket. double Worth col
lar. French seal trimming. ail-oger braided
ape, girdle aud sleeves, $40. from 1913.
Tight-Fittng skirt jacket: Of mealun Wegn.,
Imported melton, Elzstethan sleeves
braided to elbow, edged with wool SEAL s|o'
from x35.
TigSt.Fitting Skirt Jacket. Ioie Fuller cape.
trimmed with braid, $500, from $500:
CLAY Chegiot Coat. half tigat-dtting, edSed
with seal, for 1915, from s4ej.
Ladies' CapeS in plush and
worsted materials; also a complete
line of all sorts of Misses and Chill.
dren's Garments at greatly reduced
prices. ,,,,,c
GREAT HOLlDAY-GlFT STORE
ROOM CENTRES PARTICULAR
| LY TO THE AREA OF SHELVES
AND TABLES IN THE BASE
MENT, where for years you have
looked to as the place where your
wants must be supplied, and you
shall not feel disappointed for the
stock is by long odds the greatest
ever in store for your choosing.
Start with the wagon that never
stops on this holiday.
Chestnut body, 24-inch. galy painted, Tor
75c. Others from 25c. % all KINGS up W
$3.50. -. =,
Doh Carriages, full size, well put up made OF
| reed, for 60c. Others up 10 td.oO;
Velocipedes; the latest and most improVou'
for 81 so. Other sizes up 70 -;
Rows Iron Express Wagon, 10 inches long,
CSC Others up 70 $500. -,
Misses lockers, spindle and fancy back, 81.
| Other Children's Chairs for 2oc. anu up 70
1884.
sleighs, 45c. and up 70 1874.
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THE NTH ANNIVERSARY.
Meeting Of tho Phi Beta Kappa Society Of
William and Mary College.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, December o.
Especially. --On December 9Th, the one hun
dred and seventeenth anniversary OF the
Phi Beta Kappa Society. the members OF
the Alpha Chapter. were called to meet
aere TO elect new members and transact
other business, but owing to the severity
OF the storm that day a quorum was not
present. and Colonel BENJAMIN g. Ewell.
the president. adjourned the meeting over
until to-day. when quorum was present.
The meeting was held In the library Of
William and Mary College The venerable
Colonel Ewell presided. A most interest
Ing historical account OF the society was
read by Colonel William Lamb, the secre-
tary OF the society, and the ancient re-
cords and medal OF the society were
shown the members.
MEMBERS ELECTED.
The following members were elected |:
Professors Lyon G.. Tyler Cpresident of
William and Nary. ]. Leslie Hall. 4.
j. Stubbs. Van +. Garrett, Hugh s. Bird
and Charles Il. Bishop, all of the faculty
OF William and Mary. Professor Lyman
II. Wharton has been member for years
Mr.. Charles Washington Coleman was
also elected member. After the trans
action of other business the society ini-
uated all the new members.
At this meeting Mr. Talbot Wake, Of
Norfolk, acted as clerk in place OF Gene
raj William II. Taliaferro, who was alb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

KID GLOVES.-Maker, you
know well, held his price above
normal for cause of superiority as
81 Gloves. They were left on his
hand and are on ours now. Foster
hooks in three assortments of the
best shades of tans, ox-blood, and
brown, sizes 81 to 6A, for 49c. a
pair.
Dress Goods, again, about as
near all wool as 3715c. usually
buyS-gray mixed, all and every
piece. On sale Monday for I5c. a
yard, ~ inches wide.
Four Shades-Blue, Gray
Modes, Tan, and SiIver-Gray-
Soft, Fleecy Storm Serge, import.
ed to sell for 81 yard ~ yard
wide for SOC. a yard.
Illuminated and Plain Atwood
Hopsackings, were SOC. a yard, now
25c.
SE.25 to $3.50 French Dress
Goods for IS and ooc. a yard.
AS HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Worsted Dress Patterns 81 to SI.5o
each, ready for you as gifts.
| Prices not to stand in the future
such as are pinned to Silks, being
considerable percentage below the
cost of production.
Plaid Silks. SOC.
Evening Brocades. all pure silk, G9c.
Elegant Quality Colored Saline, soc.
| Black Satin Duchess at S1.10, from S1.56.
Illuminated BrocaGes, 80, 20, oYc.-more
than third oil the ordinary asked prices.
Even the Cotton Fabrics have
| Joined hands with tumble prices as
never before.
1900 yards Small, Medium, and Large Apron
and Dress Ginghams arrived late Saturday
A New England makers goods that whole
| enled il for 10. a yard. The quality war
rants the price. Monday here for 81.
Merrimac Shirting, BAG.
| Androscoggin N IN, 0Ac.
10-4 Sheeting reduced 10 l0c.
| Yard-Wide Flanneet.e, DARK grounds IN
printed new designs or lighter coiorings In
Persiau--made to sell at l62sc.-recenuy re-
duced to l2I4c Those Mt 61ec. a yard. They
L mill ends from = 10 . yEtus. MUCH Us
YOU Ike OF any one kind.
The Millinery is in the best OF
trim to do any kind of work at
once and in styles that are in keep
| ing with our usual best efforts.
| The new and last arrivals are the
Crushed Roses and VioletS. These
for evening headwear are among
the lndispensableS. Specials are ::
| Boys Caps, Tam O. shan.ers. and other
this seasons styles In cloth, KID, and velvet
for 25 to S1.25, instead OF Doc. to Sou, as
heretofore.
Tho Trimmed Millinery Hea1wear VIII be on
sale with third of. beginning Monday, 20
viii many uumade Gxings, such as Feathers,
Hat Garniture and Ornaments.
The Handkerchief stock OF this
Christmas will long be remember.
ed. not only by the superiority of
qualities and styles but also by the
lowneSs of their prices. Thous-
ands of dozens-Ladies', Gentle
tIemen's, and ChiIdren's. Buy
which you will there is NJ road
that leads to wrong.
Mons Initial Japanese-Silk Hemstitched
Handkerchiets. last year 69c., this year 45c,
Mems Hemstitched and Japsnese-Silk Hand
| kerchiefs-last year 60c.. this year 2Jc.
| Men's Japanese Hemstitchei silk Iiandker-
cniefs, colored borders--last season b5c.,
this year 39c.
ladies' Linen Cambria HanGkerchiefs, hem
stttched-lest year 25c., this year 1915
The same with Drawn-Thread Hemstitcned-
last year Soc, this year 25c.
LINEN Canton Observation-Disclosures year IS q
dozen, this year 37I9c. each.
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rHE SENATORSHIp.
-, rns RESULT IS VIEWED By
t'nSs,eNps or LEE AND MARTIN.
A,.usm sbepperd Surprised. Dumb
"A and Disguised - Captain
,..,her.,one Eiased and Happy.

,,ycHeURG, VA December s.--Csps-
.,.,,ain Ham Shepperd returned
e. ,,..tmoni yesterday. where he had
- .,-ker IN behalf OF General Fltz
- Tho senatorahip. When asked
- ,,. ncht and It's result q shade
-, rasse5 over hts face and he
- r,o men would not have been
.--ie,i hy a bomb-shcll than they
obi, way nine or ten members
e., trl.e,sture voted. Men voted for
O. pr ,tom We were assured would
f.e. Just as / was sure OF my
...tv. II these men had stuck
go -., would have elected Lee on the
g i.uot. For example. look at the
- Mr.. Pitcher, the delegate from
nv own county. He advised
f...rds OF General Hunton, who
80 t- bringing about his withdrawal
g. -. impose ot electing Lee.
/" y.sr SECRET COUNCILS.
rsrtv u the most secret coun-
..., I ee men. had his name on the
r.adquar.ers OF men who were
lee. In fact his every action
81 o. believe that he was among the
Lees supporters. When he
.., mo the caucus and voted for
ills supporters were astOunded.
- . l..3cved that he was voting for
60 fckN. and that he would
I'D. .r4rce his vote on the second
D.. sfaH with Martin, however.
o.. formations Of him by the
-.a IS very strong.
'' INCENSED.
....t william u Payne was so in
.. t.af when MI. Phcher approached
..- t.. vote and offered to shake
general Payne drew back and
.,. sneak 20 me. sir. The touch OF
..-. would disgrace me-
tr.r. was Senator Stubbs, OF
- who was instructed by the con-
..-a. nominated him 10 vote for Lee.
.. t.- Martin. Colonel Gibson, OF
v. were sure Of until the
might name half a dozen
,rrs- clusuituencies were almost
... ga favor Of Lee. without
....t whatever among the Demo
BIZ. vote FOR Martin
Is THIS sudden change from Lee
-..... t5 be explained?' asked the
.- what everybody is wondering
.. replied the Captain.
,.r GOOD KEEPERS.
....- D.. g.. Featherstone. who went
aI rs supporter Of Martin.
r..nej lie Is elated At the sue
....r.nIiiate. The only way can
.. fr the surprise Of the Lee men Is
3D.. ..rrasiti1u that they were not
t... keepers. We had sixty-four
-...r.i % Martin and two mora
brew we could count for Martin
tne contest narrowed down to
49,. feit between two candidates.
mon. came 10 us. making sixty
.I AS for Mr. Pitcher, We knew
r during the day that he would
.. - ,l.r.ln. Every one Of our men
.. g.. time.
$50 INFLUENCES"
--.-. h.s been something said about
- ... that were used in behalf OF
-. ca- only say that l was at the
..- t-5tuarters working constantly
AIS rl-l1s. and Il any undue inhu-
. VAS used / did not know anything
81. U- SIMPLY cleaned 'ern up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
The Senatorial Nomination.
.<,rfpIlx XirQluian

-. f.'a..i-n by the Democratic lesisia-
....s Thursday evening OF General
a E.r-on % complete the unexpired
- tie late Senator Barbour was
--..v expected. and justly so. Since
. .r-m,nt by Governor Mckinney
81. .fhfully and efficiently repre-
... r.r-iaia in the United States sen
-r..unE honor on his State ana on
.. Lew men have gone 70 the Sen
. latter eoulpped with large expert
s public affairs and a thorough
Ie Of the needs Of his State and
United with an extensive ac-
-.-ree with the statesmen or the
.... Senator Hunnon has welded an
gratifying as well as deserved,
3D.. .. Tire selection OF Hon. IhomaS .
.-. t1 succeed Senator Hunton, the
- would not be canuid If 1t did
. that in its opinion IL Is as
.4..rt TO general sentiment
.- 10 Virginia, and not In ACCORD
I'D. wishes OF expectation OF tne
Sir. Martin has unquesioned abll-
FIR years he has been an aole
I'm the affairs OF the Democratic
this State. and his views ana
l.ye commanded the respect or
-- II the party. He has quar-
.. 0rranizer and manager. as Is
...lv exhibited by his success IN
/. g.. ..rsl contest. Yet, all thls con
81. d s5,s without question that MS
..u LIS been a surprise TO the
t.-i,v Of the Democrats Of Viz
-.- nomination Of either Lee or
.- c,ode or Mckinney or Con-
v.,s.v and fayorably known be-
-. % n-ir long and faithful services
-. Cause % Democracy. their cour-
- .-. lotion as soldiers Of the Confed-
... t..ir experience in public az
l llye afforded general sauS-
....rs q the contest was the fact
b. ..-.t.. that the almost unques-
-.. wishes OF constituents were mis-
.tl ~ quite nuilDer
r members OF the Legisl a
IT, I-.-- Is no question that the
10 Ur. Kellam did not represent
l.. 81. .a - the Democrats OF Norfolk
oi Mr. Leggett the wishes Oh the
e. .. n Princess Anne. There were
....- .f direct violation or the nsIruc-
.s .t r o0lstitucncy, as In the case ..
. .abbs. and IL IS asser'eu lna'
ae cases Of absolute ana uhac-
;-cachery. -
t u.se hm-ntable instances or thls
, aside. Mr. Martin Is the NOMINEE
%. parity IL has been the lot OF re"
r- . f.e history Of the United states
".. .l lilenly from the quiet walks
g. -. u the plain citizen TO the re.
b. ana distinguished position OF
l. States senator as IL has OF MT
A.a A.ae ever 50 stepped to repre-
b. State go rich. so glorious. 80 re-
-, .a joe history. It's memories OF
;o-'e cs Is Virginia. He Is IN ths
.-.s 10 hfe. possessed. as Is claimed OF
t s1-.u NJ abilities. The Nirginiai'
'.s- r-uresses the hope that his ca
70. SIM Pc one q great usefulness 10
Safe ana country and OF CONSEQUENT
.. himself. and assures him 10 TINS
. f. warm support.
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WAS nALocceR's Ruse?
Precautions Against smaii-Pox In Bath
County--A Readin r Room.

WARM SPRINGS. VA. December p
Special. -To-day's report seems to indi-
cate that the rumor about there being
smallpox at OConnelrs Camp. in the
edge OF Pocahontas. eighteen miles west
OF this place. may have originated from
the loggers putting up notice OF there
being smallpox there In order to keep
parties from coming into the camp from
infected places. But other rumors seem
to Indicate that the smallpox Is there. Al
any rate. the citizsns In this part OF the
county are all being vaccinated. and the
Superintendent OF Public Schools has Is
sued an order that all children not vac
cinated must remain at home.
A very comfortable and nicely-stocked
reading-room has been fitted up by the
young men OF this place to be kept open
during the winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
b1vmaneuce 10 some ett1u0?u11la,y nee afffucl0N.

Drums, ls.inch clrcumfsrsncs. for i5c.. others
up 70 $3.50 OF the beat calt-skin
Boys Tool-Chests. containing good tools Tor
2jc. others from &c. 20 fheo'
schoanhut,s celeprsted correctiy-tuned Pianos,
ono octave, upright, oOc' osnefs no" ~
osI150.
schoenhui's Metalophopes, With INSTRUCTOR ~
inch, for Csc. others for 3S 10 soc.
Doll Reds. oak finish. substantially mate, "a
inches long. 2sc. Others rom oys. 70 ss'S''
Dolls Rockers, handsomely pa'nted, z'c-
Toy Extension. 7 bies, Doc. Others 25c to 81.
Ch,ldren's pressers, painted ~ white, ptns'
and oak. gilt Knobs, ana mirror aitaShttaohis'
al. Others up TO ~.
Wash Set, contaluing horse. wringer, tab,
wash.board, stand, and ironing-ooafd-ah
for 25c.
Iron Dump Cards. CSC. Others Sos 10 81.
Grocery Wagons made OF hammered iren, IL
inches long, canvas top, sl.25.
Christmas-Tres Ornaments from &c. Q dozen
TO 25c each.
1000 packages Tinsel, In all the bright coiors.
for Sc, package.
There is a preparation for the
supply of Dolls that dates back to
almost last Christmas-made to our
own order on contract with Euro.
pean manufacturers. There are
besides the beautiful Dolls the
beautifully low prices. The Won
derful imitation living children
some talk. others walk, the cry
baby. and the crawler, the sleeper
that breathS and awakens with a
touch of human kindness.
The "Langtry Doll, 30 inches ioae Ere noh
bisdue head, flowing hair ivory toeth, turn
ing al tho wrist. sleeper. full iointod. Tor 81.
There are &C. Dolls and 50 Dolls,
and SO Dolls, and hundred be-
tween prices, and not one but what
is matchleSS in value in all this
town, also Dolls Furnishings of
every description.
We have made every arrange
ment to supply the very city with
Crockery and other Housefurnlsh-
ings. Compare the quantity, quail
~. and artistic work and then the
prices. We are assured you can
not buy elsewhere.
Individual Olivo Dishes. decorated, usual
price IS a dozen, l0c. each.
Burmase salt-and-Peppers, silverplnEed aud
white metal top, new designs, for 2Jc.
1 Horse Radish Pot, real china, decorated. Tor
loo.
500 Tooth-Piek Stands, tinted, worth 2oc.' for
&c.
1000 Pin Trays. various shapes and dscors-
tions, values all the way from 20 to Doc, for
loo. each.
Small Rose Jars decorated, real china, 1oc.'
value 2oc.
China CandIestlcks, Carlsbad, decorated, $780,.
value J0c.
900 Cups and Saucors, worth usually ID TO
Csc, choice OF these for 2oc.
745 Cups and saucers in great variety OF
shapes ami sizes, value Toe 10 Sl.2o, for
SOC
Real Carlsbad China Duner-set, new decora-
ton, 1Ol pieces, for 9ls.
A now Tea-sef, Carlsbad real china, decorated,
s6.93.
50 dozen Hsnd-Painted China Parior Gu spa
doris, full size, ana costing zoe. In tho gene
raj way, for 30c.
DlSHES.-Fancy Dishes every
sort, style, and manufacture, sam.
pie art pieces, about 600 in all, with
good part Of their value-prlce
chopped off, SOC. to S..
Ornaments and Bric-a- in
endless quantity and variety from
Ioc. to S4s each.
Cut-Glass-a new shipment this
week. Large and small pieces.
In all there is collection here
that exceeds all our former efforts.
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lcALD SEVERELY BURNED.

T. ,.int. Of sheep Killing Dogs In Nell
.l Personal and Other Notes.
LIVINGSTON, VA, December 9.-(Spe-
A Little child Of Mr.. George Harvey
80 lives near Livingston. was very
AZ t--a-I yesterday. The children had
-1 d fire at the wood-pile near MIR.
r1s rcsldence. and the little boys
..g caught Ere from the flames, and.
-as frightened. he ran away from
'-. IRE his mother could come TO
% '..--s the little fellow had sustained
-,s w'Ich viii probably cause his
'aa
81. leats Of the Norwood neighoor-
60 Continue 10 complain OF sheep-kli-
-.C, Master Roy Caben has shot
t5 caiiue on which the crime mas
81 ixd tsyond any doubt a sharp
--,-i ia being kept, however ana sus-
looking cum are apt 70 Fecei'e
70 a-riI
4,s r-lrrage OF Miss Annie Hall and
j. ". lObban, OF Avon. VIII take
' on Wednesday next
|"tfftA NAAAAAAAt a&eA7
'-' i.as ia the person OF Miss Mamie
~'tt who was married 20 Dir. Frank
Pan. o., Roanoke. In which city che
| iei.lc ia the future.
@'' W. N 5. Dunn, Of Midway Mills.
aA1es quite sick.
~ cab,l Robertson. OF Wingina II
E'osunOnt On business.
~ ard MN. Clifford Cabeil, OF Phila-
VA. are the guests OF their sister,
t.ef
Ass Cora y. Drlard, OF Tye River. Is
~.as friends In Richmond. She viii
an there for some time.
A. Charles Palmer. Of Wingina. has
We y Indianapolis.
~ Z T. Estes. OF Lovingston, left yes
gay for Washington. where he VIII
y relatives.
.-Ee George g. Stevens. OF this place.
hen IA Richmond this week.
4 s' Pierce Loving. OF Richmond. In visit
hs friends In Loyingsto,L where he
Isny resided.
a.. Albert Hin. q highly-espected gen
~'h Of poplsrs, Is very III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

sent. Profeszor ssubbs was elected trea-
surer. Ths>other elections were postponed
until the next meeting. which will be
held December s, 1894
After the adjournment the members re-
paired TO spencer's Hotel. where an ele-
CANT dinner was tastefully served. Among
the visiting members here to-day were
w. Talbot Wake, Esq. and Rev. Robert
Gatewood, OF Norfolk.
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A HAck.DRIVER DROPS DEAD.

Steamers In Collision In Norfolk Barbor-
To Examine the Raleigh.
NORFOLK, VA. December s.-(SpeciaD.
Henry Davis. a well-known hack-d driver,
OF Portsmouth. dropped dead on the street
to-day.
The steamer Cecil and navy-yard steam.
er Daisy were In collision to-day, and both
were considerably smashed up and the
passengers frightened
Commodore J. G.. Walker has arrived
here with his board TO examine the sta
billy OF the new cruiser Raleigh as 10
strength and fighting qualities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
DIED FROM HER INJURIES.
John Henry Bsrksdale. Gallant Confed-
crate Soldier, Passes AwayEThs Grippe.

DANv1LLE, VA, December s,-(Spe-
ciaD.--Mrs. Jennie weatherford, who was
so badly burned Wednesday last in North
Danville by her clothes taking fire, died
this morning. She was born In Halifax
county in 1878. and had been a member
OF Cedar-Grove Methodist church five
years.
This afternoon John Henry Barksdale.
a native OF Halifax county, died at the
residence OF his son, in North Danville.
He was born in 1873 The deceased was a
gallant Confederate soldier, and served
through the war in the Thirty-eighth
Virginia Infantry. He had been for a
long time consistent member OF MI.
Herman Baptist church.
The grip is Very prevalent in this
section. and the slck-roll Is very large
In North Danville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

Mr.. w. w. Gosden is still confined to
his house by sickness. His position in the
Planters National Bank is being filed
by Mr. John A. Cullen.
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The Interest III the Holiday Dmugs Of this Great Store Aa M
come hokear phenomenon. No matter hov m1eh the Mtssa'a
Of harlh times the e7 predictions Of tau b,0bhesla there
IS betsyeu a QUARTER AND Il H4ALF-MILLION Or
DOLLARS INVESTED IN MERCHANDISE RIGHT
UNDER THIS ROOF lard times naeea and ato'7ness Of
money! bit aO gods Jought cheap and for as little as
nOov? We 6yat prices and are not 9fyua l" lay m
stock such 7ues Every day adds to O Great St0's and s7ses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

a. Delighted Hop IT 0sess Hay.
sssIES BAY. VA. December s.--fape-
"a most delightful bop was given
snaAaA r. m - = oNsna -
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S2.4S.

|CHILDREN's SHOES are assorted. each sise
10 ITSELF Price plainly stamped on sole: Many
new ones added TO baskets. A bargain In every
one.
nj so grado, small s.zes, will be sold at Zoe. on
Monday. Remember the Wholesale price Is more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
Alleged Lynchers In Custody.

BRAKES BRANCH, VA. December
e.-tSpeciaD.-The Sheriff arrived this
morning with Harrison and Hamilton
who were indicted for lynching Abe. Red
mond. The Judge and Commemorative
attorney were here 10 grant bail, which
was put OF 1900 each. AS there were no
lawyers present to arrange the papers.
the case was postponed until Monday.
The prisoners will remain In custody of
the Sheriff until then.
Miss Susie J.. Abel, OF Ivy, Va, IL stop
ping for a few days with Mrs. +. u.
Tyree. 405 west Main street.
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SUITABLE ARTICLES
FOR
KIM ASGIFTS.

A Handsome Necktie, %, 80. and 75c.
4 dozen Gentlemen's Pure Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. 81.
pair Goutlemcn's solid-Color Regular-Made
Half Hose, zoe.
A pair of jentemen's Fine vslvet-F Finished
Mocha Gloves. 1926.
A pair Of Gentlemens Fine Walking Kid
Gloves, $3.50.
pair Of Gentlemen's Vloece.Lined Dog-Skin
Goyes, 81.
pair OF Fur-Top Fleece-Liued Gloves, SOC.
a pair Of Scotch Wool Gloves. SOC.
pair Of good suspendors, IS, 37Is, 90. 75c.
and 81.
Large-sizs Pure Silk HemstItched Initial
Handkerchief, 80, Toe, and ell.
A Handsome Pocketbook, with your nams
printed on in gold or silver.
II dozen Plated Table Knives, s1.50.
u dozen Plated Table Forks, 81 90.
IL dozen Plated Table Spoons. Sl.50.
IL dozen Plated Tea Spoons. SOC.
Silver Plated Butter Knives, 25c.
Silver Pin Trays, II, Is, so, and 60c. apiece.
Ladies' silk Handkerchief. 10, 1874, and 25c.
A pair Of Fine White Wool 81 10-4 Bed
A handsome SIS Rug, $3.50.
An artistic pair Of 50 Lace Curtains, 80.
Ahandsome pair Fine Chenille Portieres, 80.
A handsome Dress Pattern Of either Fine
Serge, Henrietta, Cashmere. bopsacking, or
Cheyiot. IN black or colors, with all necessary
Innings. &C., for s4.75.
A nice Umbrella 900 to select from), SOC. to
e. apiece.