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and experience. He will become the place.
and the association has honored itself In
honoring him.
Ivrcn Law and Darbarisr.

The Hon. II. I. BARTON. Of Winchester.
praadent Of the Virginia Bar Association.
in his annual report made TO that body at
ia meeting ut the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs on Tuesday, discussed among
other things lynch law" or 1t he
said Justify ourselves a. we may, after
all lynching IL in some degree murder, ana
every instance OF it in any community 10
n lapse TO that extent into barbarsm."
This IL what we oil feel and what many
OF us say-until we are brought face 70
face with q case whore one OF our own
women has been the victim Of the man
who is 10 be punished. Then we either
Join the mob and string the man up or
rejoice when Others have done IT and lett
us guiltless Of actual participation In tho
decd.
After tho crime has been committed ana
the criminal apprehcnded the one burn
INC question always is. Shall the woman
who ~ the victim of tho crime, and VINO
has already suffered agonies surprising
the agonies OF death. be dragged into
court-there, before Judge, jury, lawyers,
and gicgling spectators, 10 be cross-ques-
toned upon the great wrong done her
The usual answer TO this question 10
NO" Then Judge Lynch is called IN.
Alas wo see the evil and deplore II, but
the remedy does not appear to be nigh.
We grope in vain TO Law hold OF it. I'm
auestiouably the outside world regards
lynchings az barbarous. They cause our
section 10 be much misunderstood by tho
worldly world that knows not our
provocation, q world which If infested by
similar beasts would adopt similar means
ofextirpating them. What is the remedy ?
Theoretically we all agree with Mr.. BAR
TON. Practically We cannot find 1t III our
hearts to condemn the mon who rid q
community OF one of those fends who IS
ever sneakiug about lonely country houses
seeking an opportunity to make victim
Of a white woman. All that Mr.. BARToS
recommends is that "for certain Offences
the time which shell elapse between the
commission Of the offence and ITS exria-
ton on the scafTold should be so short that
the lyucher will find his occupat'on gone
and all men will learn 10 look to the law
as the sure and Just punIsher of the guilty,
as they should ever find IN 1t the certain
protector 10 the innocent"
We fear that tins will not be enough
but We are willing to do anything, try
anything which will stop that crime which
causes nearly all the lynchings.
1t is noticeable thing we cannot say
that il Is strange thing-that nowhere
that lynch law is discussed and denounced
does any one think Of proposing to pleat
with the negro to forego his besettng
ain
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No Switching OF.

After us. the food" The one question
which Congress was called to consider Is
the financial question, We wish to en-
phasize tho prediction that II the Presi-
dent allows Congress to think that he con-
sillsfs tariff reform rs important as cur
sency reform there will be a large number
of good Democratic members who will
forthwith begin to rail at protection"
and dsnounce the proposition TO lay tax
upon one man ia order TO pat money into
the pockets of another man. The air will
be laden with denuneistions Of the advo-
Gates Of high customs duties. But the
good Democrats referred 10 will advocate
tarid reform not because they care so much
aboutit. but because they are not sure what
they believe in a. TO the currency questions
row before the country. oh. no. Let Us
have no dodging-no switching off-but .
direct vote upon currency reform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-03

W. A1ITN W. THURMAN, Of Ohio is the
con OF his father, but not. let us hope, i'll
the same sense IN which NAPOLEON Ill.
was IN his day sad TO be the nephew
of ms uncle" II 1t was not because Of
his abilities rs a fnancler nor because he
bas proved himself TO possess statesman
like qualities that MIR. THURMAN was
chosen 20 preside over the National Con-
Venuon Of Bmetalists, which assembled
III Chicago day before Yesterday, be ought
not to have been selected a. all.
Alr. Thurman calls for the repeal OF the
iOper cent. tax on the issues of State
banks. THIS demand is made in tho face
OF the fact that tho Constitution of Ohio,
his own State. forbids the establishment
OF any State banks of issue. II the 10 per
cent. tax were abolished tomorrow Mr..
humans state would have nothing to
fear from bogus banks nor from wildcat
banking. Not so with Virginia. How
ever. we must confess that We do not
expect that tax to be removed by the pres
eut Congress. The people are not ripe
for such folly yet But II 10y any posi-
bility that tax should DO removed the real
question would still remain to be settled
namely. the establishment OF State
bank system Of wildcat banking. II IL.
therefore a clear case that IT IL one thing
20 vote to repeal tho tax in question aud
quite another thing to 60 into the busi-
ness of wildcat banking.
Mr.. TRUMAN favors 80 amending the
national banking law as to allow any
national bank to issue circulating notes
up TO the face value of 100 per cent. upon
deposits OF oO per cent. with the United
States in gold and silver com other than
subsidiary silver. This fact shows that
Mr.. THURMAN is not afflicted with the fever
of anti.paternallsm. He 10 doubt con-
siders it rather late in the day 20 raise
such questions seduR that this sorI of
paternalism" has had full sway for the
last thirty wears. Possibly the noblest
Roman of them all" his father, the great
statesman, ALLEN Il. THURMAN. has
told tho son that it would
not rebound 10 his credit to waste bis
time advocating the resolutions of l79S-'g9
There h some merit in the proposition 10
allow the national banks to issue notes of
cHCulatlou uDOu ucposIto VI XIV "hH oh-
yer. The old independent State banks
and other State banks used TO issue three
dollars of their circulating notes upon one
dollar Of silver OF gold IN the vaults of the
banks Certainly Mr.. THURMAS's PROPOSE
ton is better tina the proposition to al
low the establishment of the old State
banking system. In fact, nothing could
DO much more Objectionable than the
proposition TO return to the wildcat sys-
tenn of ante bellum days.
Mr.. THURMAN would condition the repeal
of the SHERMAN law upon allowing the
free coinage Of silver at the present ratio
of 16 70 or IS to1.
But enough as to Mr.. THURMAN. What
his convention recommends Will DO Of
more importance than his own utterances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-03

Pope Lro's cncvciical on tho labor ques-
ton Is quoted as follows by the New YORK
Word:
But the poor have, nevertheless, a tight 70
10 assisted by the rich; not by indiscriiuinate
alms-giying, but by preparing such employ
mont for Thorn az will be useful. II man VIII
not work. neither shall he eat But IL be has no
WORK Il IL plainly the duty Of those who can DO
so 10 uroyid II for him. This legitimatiles pro-
perry. No sO-cailed right has any sanction II
not sanctioned by God, and 70 usurphtlon OF
others' rights can expect the blessing Of Hea-
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r -OCTST-DALE ACADEMY. NEAR

i Rapidan Station. Culpepor county. Va on
the Chesapeake aud Ohio and Richmond ana
DanyITe railroad. 1hirty-siNgh annual session
opens SEPTEMBER 30. 1893 school Tor the
thorough training Of boys and young men lOr
bustness or college. No extra charge for LHln,
Greek. French. German. Engineering and busl-
ness course. stenoeraphy. aud TTpewriung.
we-equipped gymnasium. Snth-rooms WIN
hot and cold water. Terms. $50 20 500.
Apply for catalogue. w. ". BRIGGS, {. f.,
Principal Assistants; \. b. Chandler, NJ A.,
University OF Virginia; W. II. Harrison A, ",
Richmond College. an i-e01t
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EXCURSIONS. ~

Caroline L. Won RoqneS, OF Rouen, France.
Plaintiff,
Against
DAVID W. Armstrong, Harrison t. Groom, John
A. blair, J. Taylor kllyson, w. j johnson, w.
II. Mann, W. X AcRonney, and II. :. hcCurdy,
Defendants
IN CUAScERY.
The object OF this cult Il 20 have decreod by
this court null ana void the doed mentioned In
The bill datci August z, 1880, executed at
Liverpool, Eng. by which your otatrix ana her
husband ana her daughter. Florence r. May
bVick. purport to have conveyed all OF your ora
trlx lands lying aud bong situate ia tfe states
Of virginia and West ylrgnis. 90 Harrison II.
Groom, OF Lexington, KY, and now I'm the cus-
tody OF II. a. NJ ,crrdy, w. " aeNenney, W. II.
hanp. >. Taylor kiiyson, and w. y. johnson,
AVID at the institution OF this suit uurecotded,
aad 10 have said deed cancelled by an order Of
this court AMI returnod 70 Yolr oratrix. AID
for an eecoant OF ah moneys 70 cigst by David
w. Armstrong, as attorney fc- tho pialuiin. and
for other purposes Aud alidayit having been
ba ado aud nisd that HsrrIs)n T. Groom Is nom
resident al This STATE. u ~ ordered that he ap-
pear here WITHIN i.t3en dsys after the due pubi-
cauoo Of this order and 10 what Is necessary 10
prot ect his interests IN this suit
A Copy-Teste:
CHARLES W. GoDDIN. Clerk.
LEosipAs ID. YAHEsLL, Pc. an 3-Ihsw
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We do not soc how the Virginia Bar As
ISOLATION could have selected better man
for its president than the Hon. wALLEa II.
6rxyLrs. He possesses every requisite for
.hs plaoo. and II ~ well known that he &C
cspts no posttios 10 which he does not
give unstiptcdly Of bis great ability. zeal.
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MEETINGS.-FirSt Thursday.

RICHMOND ROYAL ARCH CHATTER, AAsoSS'
STATIONARY TNGiNRERS
JEFFERSON LODGE. GOOD TEMPLARs.
STUART HORSE GUARD.
N'CAkTHY COUNCIL, ROYAL kkCANuh'
UENPICO C0UNCIL, ROYAL ARCANlA'
CyNTHUs GROVE, pRUIDs.
MONROE GROVE. DRUIDs.
VARINA TRGBE. RbD MN.
MkYrEO TRlBY, RID 8EN.
PAwHER TRIBE, RED NBN.
PICKETT CAMP, CONFEDERATE VE1kKAhs.
A. W. GLIGS COUNCIL. AMERICAN MECHANICS
VIRGINIA LODGE. KNIGHTS or PfIhlAa'
sTONEwALL LODGE, KNIGHTS OF Hohoh'
HINES LODGE. KSIGHrS uF PfIhlAS'
AURORA LODGE, ODD-FELLOWs.
HENDERSON, LODGE, ODr-FELLOW5'
JEFFERSON LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN.
CONPASY y. FIRST VIRGINIA RIG ihENI'
RICHMOND IOp6H. ORDER ELkS.
NlRSHALL COURT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE
YAsT-Evp COURT, EQUITABLE LBA"Ik =
WFsT-END BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL sOClbli'
FICHMOND Y. W. G. T. u.
ST. PATRICE's BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
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HOUSEKEEPING LINENS,

including TOWELS. NAPKINS, DoYL1Es,
LINEN SHEETS and PILLoM.CAsEs, ana
RFADY.HEMMED GLASS and TEA TON Ell:
Better values have never vveu V ,h.
aga OF laying In supply for the coming months
at these very low prices
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pEH"s s,,; .4s.2 COLLEGE

Choster. Pa. rhlrty-secOnd year Degins SEE
TFMBER 2OrH Ciyil Engineering 60. E;l'
Chemistry tB. 81, Arts "a. b.; also, PIKE
PARATOKY COURSES in science and CLASSICS
under ablc instructors. Fine locetion, hnp.o
eGuinmont. Best sanitation. Pure water. Catn-
alognes OF Colonel CHARLES +. HYATT, pfesi-
dent, or A +. HUNT, OIL Park avenue;
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am against an irredoemable currency IN
every way, but If It IL to be decreed that we
must have Fat money, then am in favor OF us
bong issuei by tho government aud not BY ln-
oiyii Ials.-AHen w. Thurman.
60 oil of
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We pIace on sale now 800 dozen TURKISH
BATH TOWELS, cream, white, ana coiored' ~
exceedingly low prices: ,.,.,,,,,,,, mon,
- dozen sOFf-FIN1SHED TURKISH TOW
ELS, colored stripe or all cream, &c. each 49,.
40 dozen SOFT-FlNISHBD IURklhH BATH
TOWELS plain white or white with cOlored
stripes, we're loo eRch--now selling for Sc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-03

175 dozen TURKISH BATH TOWELS. extra
nno quality. both medium and large siZeE, some
In very fancy colOrs, %, ~, 30, 62lt, Toe. 81.
anu Sl.5O each.
80 dozen U lKIsH WASH-CLOTHS or FACE
CLOTHS, very handy and agreeable to use, D, 3,
and Ice. each.
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o1o4r,sr MAIN srREEr, RIcnMoNp. vi.

DIR. W. T. DOrse, extracted for me- seVeral
teeth which were very large and nrmly ret'
without my realizing the least pam. can giaily
recommend htm to all who may need 20 have
teetn extracted. MBs. w. W. ChlLDhLSo'
my 2S-Su, Tu&Th3m
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Woodward & LOthrOp.
&DAVlS

Big reduction in Summer
Silks and other Dress Goods.
Your choice of our so, 60,
and 75c. Silks for SOC. a yard.
Some very desirable styles
among them-Printed Pom
gees, Figured China, Stripes
and Dots.
soc. a yard will now buythe
dollar quality in Fancy Black
Grenadine.
374c. a yard will now buy
the zoe. quality in Brocaded
Evening Silks.
39c, a yard for the SOC. quail
ty III Canton Crepe-black,
white, and evening shades.
25c. a yard for our fine
TfellcH OISdA1ilV, 81" "J .
brings Acc.
25c. a yard now for Broche
Saline, sells fast at Acc. regu-
larly.
Tinted Dotted Muslin now
19c. a yard, regular selling
price 37lc.
French Batiste now l5c. a
yard, always sold at 35c.
Powered Null now l5c. IA
yard, a good 55c. seller.
Epinglines, l5c., were 25c.
Be sure to ask for them.
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BUGGIEs. PHAEToNs, &c.
EINE CARRIAGES CHEAP. eFM

yICTORIAs, SURVEYS, PHARroNs, BUG
Giles, CARTS, BCsIS Ess- WAGONS, ETC,
ALL MARKED DOWN
TO make room for Incoming goods Prices lower
than the same class OF goods were ever offered
OF before
DO not fail TO call and examine Tits stock,
which embraces everything In the vehicle ine.
have slso on hand number OF skCOSD-
HAND CARRIAGES PHAEroNs, and Bug
GIEs that can DO bough for low figure.
kEPAIRfNG u. ALL KINDS DONE
PROMPTLY AND REASONABLY.
w. c. SMITH.
my l4-su, TukTh 3la north Fifth street,
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UNIVERSITY Of virginia
Richmond College,
RICHMOND, VA.
THE NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER
olsr AND CONTINUES NINE
MONTHS.


Tho College comprises eight Academic Schools
and the professional school OF Law.
Expenses per session Of a nou--esident stu
dom, embracing entrance fcf au1 TUITION III
three schools tthe usual number, $500.
EXPENSES OF a resident student, embracing, IN
addition to tho foregoing items, ruom-rent,
board, fuel, lights, hni washing, about 500.
For catalogues giving detailed Information
apply at tho clty book stores, or address
b.. PURTEAR,
Nv 1I-eodtSe2U Chairman ~ tho Faculty
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EDUCATIONAL
TnR FIrTY.NINTH ANNUAL SESSION
Wake Forest College
Will lptn on WEDNESDAY. Sept. 6, lS9l

Ten distinct schools In Languages, Sciences
and Philosophy, Chemical aud Biological labo-
rat0ries Law School, two professors Library
OF 1 900 volumes. Excellent literary societies
Well.enuipued Gymnasium. For catalogue 0r
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT address President G. U. IAf-
IOR Wake Forest, N, T. iy LIN
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80 dozen CREAM, PURE WHITE, and coll
ORED-sTRIPk TURKISH BATH TOWELS, soft
FINISHED, we're 12l5c. each-now selling Tor Toe
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-03

UOUSECLEAEING-CLO or SCRUB
CLOTHS. made from n sott-knittei cotton, very
desirable for noor-scrubbers, polishers, dish
cloths, &c, 75c. per dozen.
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1o2 north Seventh street, Richmond. Va
TESTIMONIALS OF RICHMOND PEOPLE
To Bhom II May Concern:

900 EAST LPIGu STREET
Dr. Dorset pulled for me "A very baily-inlAmei
tooth with his local application without any PAIN
at all desire ali VINO Mood any teeth pulled %
on to him l.. Ii. EiAhEl.
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nEpIcAL.

r ADTESl CHfCnESTER's ENG
IL liSd PESRYhoYAL PILLS Diamond
Brand are tho best bale. reliaeie. fake no
other. send A. lstampsl for particulars. Re-
Druggists. CHICHESTER CHEMICAL coNPA.
NY, Philadelphia, IA, ~ a-Th,sa&suly
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AZ A ,CIJPPORT

pessis 1t lessons the pains and burdens Of
chilJ- hearinr. ensures healthy, vigorous Off
snring aud promotes On abundant secretion
Of nourishmeut ON the part Of the mother.
lis an invigorating, restorative tonic, q
soothing and strengthening nervino, ana
the only guaranteed remedy for womhns
chronic Ills and ailments. IF it doesn't bene-
III or cure, in the case Of every tired or OIL
flictsd woman, she'll have Der money back-
On these terms. can anything else be "juss
as goodn for you TO buy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-03

TUsSALINES-6 patterns left OF those TUs
SALINES ana CHINA SILKS, were zoe. aud =
per yard FOR blouses and wRists]-prlce ooc'
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-03

tDIe;sors sni kilograms must DC sou' osseU "
1Hl DISPATCH COMPANY.
be1Octed communication VIII not oeretufneo'
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UPTOWN oYYICE. 451 EAST BROAD
kTREKr
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1908 HULL
STREET
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BARNsLEY LINEN sCRUBDERs, sL2o
dozen.
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REAL JAPANESE HABUTAI WASH SILK,
"a inches vide, SOC. yard.
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SPARKS FROM
THE SILK DEPARTMENT

PLAID SURAHS in bright coiorings. beautl-
full assortment OF patterns, now used extensive
ly for blouse waists, 81 and $3.50 per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-03

STRIPED and PLAID JAPANESE WASH
SILKS reduced 10 coo. a yard,
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COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND
" NARY,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.
NEXT SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER >, 1893.

NEXT SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER ;, 1893.
Expenses for students willing to teach two
years In the public schools OF Nirsinia-board'
fuel lghts, and washing permonth; other
students from BIZ % slf per month. Medical
fee, So. Tuition interchangeable against SUCH
students As are not willing TO take pledge 20
teach-sI7 por half session. Send for cats-
l0Gue LlON u lLER
an 1.eodom President.
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WOOD WARD
LOTHROP.
TEMPLE
D RY-GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD AyD ADAMS STREEN
TURKISH BATH TOWELS

soec,a, sale 10 our Linen Department OF
TURKISH BATH TOWELS, to Dc ioh0"eo W
M important sale OF
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lOl WEST CARY STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
DR.. W. E. Dorset removed for me several
teeth without tho slightest pain. can ro'oIn-
mans MIN 10 an who may desire having teeth
pulled. JUN W. nO"ih'
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DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
III No. , EAST GRACE STREET,
gTFTfNDND. VA

u No. } EANI INAt y INtEI1
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN II. pow FILL, PrinclJn.
MIS-. f. q. PEITpN, Associate Principal.
A Boarding and Day-SchOOl for Young Ladies'.
Thorough IN It's instruction ana complete IN its
appointments. From primary u collegiate do
paftment inclusive, Offering tho very bost and
fullest instruction, on az moderate terms hs any
school OF Ike character IN the country. DiplO-
mas given IN the several schools and diplomas
Of fun graduation awarded 70 those completing
mo course. Every facility ia Music, Modern
Languages. and Art That any institution IN tue
South Affords Number OF boarders limited to
thirty. . 800
The twenty-hrst session begins WEDNESDAY,
SeptemD Der 81, 1893.
Apply for catalogue TO either Principal
ty 10Th, SUE lutOctl
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AWFUL REDUCTION.

Silk-Stripe Challi reduced to
SOC, was sold at 81 a yard.
All-Wool French Challi, ex-
ira wide, now 25c., was sold at
65c. styles black and white
ground with lilac fOwers).
Navy-Blue Bengaline, lOc.,
was l24c.
Yard-wide Dress Percale,
l0c., was l2sc.
Battle-Ground White-Figure
Wool Challi reduced to l24c.
from zoe.
Galatea Cloth now 25c. a
yard.
White and Navy-Blue Cot
ton Duck for Ladies' Suits.
LEVY / DAVIS.
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 20TH
Full graduate as well as Undergraduate
courses. Ten fellowships for college graduates
seyen CONGRATULATIONS, Engineering
Biblical. Law, Pharmaceutical, Dental. Medical
Fully equipped laboratories and museums.
wills WILLIAMS,
~ I3-eodi2t Secretary.
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ADVERTISING RAT@
HALE moi on LksA

hoodlnr notices m rcadins-nHiter lypo' NV
Inc, or irNs. a.; in nonpareii loaded 'oc
Card Of rates ~, more space iurhlshsa Oh ap'
HucattOp-
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ROWLING GREEN ACADEMY
VIRGINIA
Female Institute,
SHANNON. Va.

Mrs. General j. Ia &. STUART, Principal
TIE next session Of nine m0aths opens SEP
TENDER i'm, with "a fun corps OF superior
tearhors. forms reasonable. Apply early
Catalogues sent upon application 10 tho princl-
nal ~ l3-eOd6T
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is generally worth following, and it GER
tainly is in the case Of MCADAMS &
Kerry, public clothiers OF Richmond.
Everything points to this house as the
first in the clothing trade in Virginia.
Their summer suits are incontestably SUI
perior to anything shown elsewhere in
every particular, from material and fit
to style and finish. Time has made
such cut into Summer that McADAMS
& BERRY have been obliged to make q
slashing cut in prices, and everything is
chalked down 80 per cent That's pref
ty deep surgery, and doesn't leave much
Of the original cost and buyers will leave
nothing of the stock, either, at that
figure. This week they are selling
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P AIN L ESS
EXTRACTION or TEETH.

No pain, no danger, no sloep, no chioroform'
no other Or gas, no cocaine, no swoled gums 40
unpleasantness. | have control OF prepara'
ton Tor use In this city, Witch, when applied to
the gums, RENDERS EXTRACTION PAIN
LESS. ltts applied directly to the gums by ~
uso tooth can be- extracted perfectly painless
No swelling Of tho gums afterward. The pa
tlent retains all his senses wnile having his
teeth extracted. No danger. Particularly
adapted 10 persons VINO cannot take gas. Cal
on me and try my system Of painless extraction
by local application. and 1 guarantee you will
use no other IN thefuture.
w. Z. DORSET, ID. ID. s.,
1O2 north Seventh street, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-03
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
By THE DISPATCH COMPANY,

Tho DAILY DISPATCH Ia delivered 10 sab
uribcrs at srYrgvS okSrs per week, payable TO
ne carrier weekly. Nailed a, 90 por annum;
s;fcr nx months s1.bo for tnroc months 600
Id one month.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH At 81 per annnr>
The SUNDAY DISPATCH 81 si.5O per annuinA
a 5sc. for siS month";
subscriptions IN all eascs payable in advance
ard no paper continued after tho expiration "
ecume PAID for. Send pcst-ofnce money-"rder'
cheof. or registered letter Currency sen' os
nah vil he at the rick OF the scBcer sac
,crfbcrr wishing their poct-ofice changed mus'
si,e their old a. well as thoif nos poss-olhea
tsRplo oopies fre@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-03
DRESS-GOODS DETAILS

DRESS-GOODS DETAILS.
LINEN LAWES-White ground with neat
dainty figures IN red, black, and blue-were
25c., now 100. yard.
FINE FRENCH PATTERNS, light and dark
grounds, 80 inches, we're 37Ipc. yard-nOw 20c
yard
FIGURED BA1ISTE and TINTED DOTTED
MUSLIN, only 8 patterns remaining, we're 3711c.
q ycrd--nOH 1Sc. n yard.
FINE SCOTCH CHEVIOTS, CREPONS.
CORDS &C., al In Right ana seasonzble cobors,
tanA light browns, &c, Were Zoe, 81, sl.25.
and $3.50 per yard, l pattern Of q kind-now
SOC. per yard.