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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
congratulations lu Cumberland.
lCorrespondence Of the Dispatch

Correspondents OF the DisphtcuJ
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. VA, No
MEMBER 1S.--The people In this end OF the
county are delighted with the result Of
the election in this State, especially so
as 10 Brownies Church precinct. The Re-
publieans have a registered majority OF
$50 at this precinct, yet the Democrats
carried II by majority OF p Colonel
Is. W. l.. Blanton, the precinct chairman,
rs indeed happy over his good work, and
has received many compliments and con-
CALCULATIONS on his success, Captain Pat
terson N elected by handsome majority
10 the Legislature. Too much praise can
not be given our worthy and effcient
State Chairman, Mayor Eliyson. He did
Our people.
The Rev A. A.. Little. the Presbyterian
evangelist, has been preaching. IN this
neighborhood FOR three weeks with great
earnsstness and success. There have been
cutie number OF additions 10 our pres
byterianl church. lie viii continue his
meetings through the whole OF next week
II Cumberland church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
Pretty Wedding In Graham. ,

GRAHAM. VA. November lS-The
sweet strains OF a wedding march broke
forth from the organ OF the Presbyterian
church. the doors swung atar, and Mr.. j.
T. Dupuy led 10 Hymens altar Miss Katie
Ford. where they were met by Rev. DIR.
IL. H. Harry. who In a most beautiful
and impressive manner united two low
ing hearts
The ushers on the occasion were Messrs.
TAYLOR and Ambrose Ford. brothers OF the
bride and these with Messrs, III. a. Lacy
and John G. Hunt were the attendants,
MIR Joseph w. Daniel, Jr., acted as best
man The fower-bearers were little le-
thia Wilton and Reid Ford. Miss Annie
Gills presided at the organ.
Immediately after the ceremony the
newly-married couple left on the o'clock
train for Farmville. Va, 10 visit relatives.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. s.. a,
Ford. formerly of hon Air. Va. and is
highly esteemed for her many excellent
qualities. The groom Is son OF Dr. j,
r. Dupuy. formerly Of Charlotte county,
Va, and Is very popular businessman
OF this place. On their return they VIII
make Graham their home, This was the
first marriage ever solemnized In the new
Presbyterian church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
The Late g. =. Croes.

This Commonwealth loses an excellent
servant in the death of Mr. Charles j.
Cross, first assistant superintendent OF
the penitentiary. He was faithful in the
performance Of duties yet had tender
heart for every prisoner and every other
person who deserved his sympathy.
lie was upright, straightforward. anna
BILE. and courteous. lie was also Chris
tian, who carried his profession into his
daily life.
Without ever compromising his political
faith-which was that of true Demo
crat-he had retained office at the penl-
Tertiary through Reconstruction, Read
iuster. and Democratic administrations,
winning from superiors and subordinates
alike not only respect. but affection.
Many will mourn him. and among these
will be the prisoners over whom he ruled
with justice, tempered with mercy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
TUESDAY. . NOVEMBER IA, 1893.
The suns War Upon tho President.

The Suns War Upon tho President.
The New YORK Sun. is an implacable.
foe. II never forgets nor forgives II has
on is war-paint whenever or wherever
n sees one or its sometime enemies. 1t
provides for no step backward but Is al
WAYS ready 10 move forward. 1t has, how
over. unique mode Of warfare Mr..
cleveland is its pet-cnemy-one for whom
IL always has a lance in rest-but Il sur
rounds him. 20 to speak, and attacks
him when and where no enemy is expect
rd. For example, the Sun, which was a
few wears ago VIGOROUSLY an opponent
OF free trade aud a follower or companion
Of Mr. Randall. and therefore an advo-
cate Of ID discriminating tariff, now holds
the President up before The country every
DAY. or whenever occasion Offers, as
free trader. although as we showed In our
last issue. Mr.. Cleveland has spoken con-
1emptuously Of "thc spectre Of free
trade" Perhaps the reader win be sur
prised 90 learn that the following from
the sun is In reality an attempt to EN-
barrlss the President. Read between the
lines. It is only that ana nothing more"
We quote:
There are congressman who VIII ad-
vocatc the postponemcnt OF the result
Gree tradel until a more favorable Tune.
Voices lately for accepting no terms
short of unconditional surrender. VIII be
heard proposing compromises and utter
ing the shallow ana selfish arguments
OF political c<poiiency. 1t will require all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
LYNcnlNc IN THE WEsT.ENp.
nm. tho victim Was Rat and Not Negro
Criminal.

A s-mouihs'-oln grsndchiId Of Major
John Poe the Chief OF Police was badly
bitten on the hand by a rat several DAYS
ago, and although the wound was not a
serious one tho infant suffered much
pain. 49,.
The little one was asleep In It's craais
when the rodent began its work, put
as soon as the rat commenced gnawing
the child screamed loudly. Its mother IN
stantiy ran TO the cradle. and fright
ened the bood-thirsty animal on. Inc
rat had gnawed the fingers OF the Mt
lie child In several places. and blood
poured from the wounds. A. physician
was summoned, and dressed the hand OF
the baby. The little one Is now getting
along very nicely.
The rat, upon being frightened away
rsn into a closet, where 1t was SUISSE
auently captured. To use the words OF
Major Poe, there was a lyuching Ia the
yampy when the parents OF the In
FAINT laid hands upon the rodent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
Hnwnn md the united states.

We take IL for granted that the Demo-
cratic party will not consider the 1ia-
walian matter a party question. Like
the silver question. It should be treated
as one which ought not disturb the
harmony of that party. The Washing
ton correspondent of the Alexandria Ga
Eotte writes as follows upon the sub
ject:
From the talk here to-day IT Is appa-
rent that the Democrats are not only
divided on the silver, but on the Ha-
Waiian question, as some OF them are
denouncing the President roundly for
as they term IT, putting negress
back on her throne while Others ap-
plaud him for restoring the status quo
in Hawaii before the interference OF
United States Minister Stevens and the
United states marines. and for permit
ting the people OF that country TO attend
20 their own matters without any for
eign Interference
1t Is too late for this sort of talk.
II the United States Government did
wrong IN unHeating and discrowntng the
rlghtful queen. and recognized the wrong
Hawaiian government restoration and
RESTITUTION must NC MAUI anu 'HN'N
sam viii have to pay heavy damages
This is result that We do not think the
people OF The United States are pre-
pared for. They need the Sandwich
Islands. ami they are going 10 have
those islands before many years shall
have passed over their heads. Why make
two bites at a cherry, or rather why
not swallow the cherry when you al
ready have Il in your mouth? Again we
Ray. however. that we shall await fur
Their Developments. 1t would be done as
a painful duty. II at all, this thing OF
restoring Hawaii TO the Queens posses
SION So. Of course " he President
does restore It. he win do II because
b considers II just what he ought to do
enoer the circumstances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14

puiow-Cases made Of Lockwood Cot
ton. size. 45X3S inches; lIbSc. eacn' OF
ST. 80 dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14

which was presented by the friends Of
Mr. Cleveland. Upon It he risked his
election. and felt, we may be sure. that
II chosen Governor he would be regarded
as q most available candidate to succeed
Mr.. Cleveland as President OF the United
states"
We call attention 10 Mr. Hslstead's re-
petition OF the statement that the free
trade plank OF the Chicago platform was
presented by the enemies OF Mr. cIeve-
land. and the plank that was voted down
was presented by his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
A HOME BLOWN UP.
The Object, IL Is Believed, to Burn the
Family Alive.


Q}y telegraph to the Dispatch)
BARDSTOWN, KY. November 49,
Late reports confirm the news telegraph
ed last night that the home Of Phil. Evans
had been blown to atoms by a bomb. They
failed, however to take the life of
Evans's old mother. his Wife, and chill
dren. although II was firmly believed up
TO 10 o'clock this morning that their bones
were in the ruins. Evans's wife has since
come TO town, and she tells a pitiful
tale. She says II is her belief that the
mob Intended 10 burn them alive when
they blew M the house They lose all
they possessed. and find themselves desti-
tute and homeless. The authorities will
make thorough investigation. In JUS
tice 20 the people Of Samuels Depot 1t
can be said that they bitterly denounce
the outrage and will lend a helping hand
TO bring the perpetrators TO justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
Woodward & LOthrOD.
JTNPRECED. TED BARG AIMS
y THIS WEEK
MITTELl DRYERS,

III IA-I Bhls ~ 1 hHbls
Cioass and Wrap..-9S34 eg Clotks, In all the
latest styles, Just from tho manufacturers, sent
us by our New York buyer, 70 10 s0ld AZ one nai
the n guar prices. A $40 Coat Tor -; $40
Coat for $3.50; q ego Coat Tor slV 20 c9sl
fOns IL. so; q ESQ Cont tor slOi SiO Coat i"t
s2O. All new aild stY N goods.
(,hildrep's and Misses Cloeks To jackets and
Long Closks at az. so, s3, 80 so, o., 60, So ana
e7, worth double
CARPETS, HATTiNGs,
WINDOW-sHADRs, DrUGGRTs.
As we intend 10 retire nom tho CLrQst pGs..
ness, cur stock OF the above goods tah new VIII
Cottage OTIS Carpets at IL, l3. Is, and 7c.. worth
Ingram Carpets at II, 20, %, 80, 35, and
40c., worth to-day double TO o price. -.
Tapestry and Brussels Carpets az A. 90, oU,
65, ana 75c. former prices 90 TO- s'1kc'' w.
Moque,te Carpets at rs, SIS, and g5c former
prices, 81, sl.2b, ana sl.75.
200 Rugs, 22x40. to DO closet out at 25e.
apiece; former price Zoe. a.
Id Rugs. ssx72, much better quality, TO be
closed out at s1.lg: former price W. 30.
oil-Cloths at 10. %, 20. ana 3oe.; worth 80
3S, 40, and Doc,
Window Shades, complete with fixtures, ready
10 be put up, at 80, 80, 40, and 5Oc.; usual
prices. 80, 20, SOC, and 81.
Dress Goois.-5OO pieces new Dress unods,
from the recent auction sales 10 New YORK, 70 DO
sold at one-hslf ,he usual prieos,
storm ssrges at 17c., "a vide, worth 35c.--ali
colors -
aOc. Dress Goods, new Cheviot styles, 80
inches wide, at 33s-aii solors
Hopaackings at 49,, 10 navy, ryrtle, brown.
and black: oflce az osher houses Toe.
Plaid Dress Goods, IN all the new designs, ~
Is, rs, 35, so, 75c., and 81, worth double the
money.
Underwear for Ladies, Masses, Children, and
Gentlemen, very large and complete stock ~
panic prices, from zoe. 10 50 apiece.
MlIrkLDORFERs,
M I4-Tu&Thts New Granite building.
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Want n Permanent Exhibit.

President Henry W. wood, OF the Vir-
ginla State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society. IS making an effort TO get the
Virginia exhibit at the Worlds Fair and
retain II here as n permanent exhibit. In
this movement he has the cooperation OF
President Buford. of the Board of Worlds
Fair Managers.
President Wood Is also In correspond
ence with some horsemen relative 10
having races here next spring.
Secretary Tyler Is buslly engaged IN
sending out awards won at the recent
FoF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
Tbs FraternaI Circle,

The Order Of the Fraternal Circle, OF
which there arc many members In this
two years ago. A letter was received
hore yesterday from Mr. Payson e.
Tucker. receiver stating that the court
had entered decree November Sth. All
merchandise creditors are to be paid in
full A dividend Of 60 Clio per cent. will
then be paid To certiacate-hodcrs The
receiver says he has TO calculate the
dividend upon about $500 claims. and
make out checks &c, but hopes to close
part OF December
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
tsu,Tu.T h&wl
1r'(9FE:;:N
COMPANY
S
II, Il, IS, and IT east Broad.

RICHMOND November IA. 1893
Silks are worn and Wanted-that
much is true. But silks haven t
held their own in price-value.
Whateverthe cause ofthese breaks,
the reduction prices are down to
pan-Ievel here.
Change Able Surahs we're 75c., now 4sc
Changeable Brocades were 81, now 5oc.;
others were s1.25. now soc.
Figured India silk we're 81. now G9c. yard.
Black and colored Brocaded Duchess satlns
we're sl.44 and 81 80, now 81 and sl.2o.
Black SILK Bengalines were sl.25 ana Sl'4o'
now pSc. aud sl.20.
Black Satin Duchess was Sl.2O, nowel
Aud quite a number Of others at Just such re-
duction prices.
You will want to visit the De-
partments of HouSefur n / s h in gS,
Wraps, Curtains, and Books.
Great Special Offerings of i'm
menSe interest are centered here.
Books are growing and crowd
ing upon space all around them.
Two series of several thousand
volumes for I5c. each that were
published Tor SOC, $780,, and 25c.;
all good books, and very recent
additlons-New Books.
Prince OF India-Lew Wallace, 2-volume.
Tanis, The Sang Disger-Amella kiyes, cloth
MOntezuma's Daughter-H. Rider Haggard,
1..fA FaFt VtA 20
Sweet Bells out OF Tune-Mrs. Harrison,
clOth-bound, 9Sc.
Marion Decentralization Crawford, cloth,
oSc.
Life Of Robert L. Lee-John Esten Cooke 37c.
A students Romance--Kimball, lie. Long
Look Ahead-Roe, 17c.-new.
The juvenile Books are IN.
A most superior-made crochet
ribbed Underwear for LadieS--VeStS
and Pants---are on sale TODAY
for 25c. each.
Solid-Gold Rings, with chips of
diamonds, for &C.
12o dozen Pure-Linen Scotch
Huck Towels-quality and size
that usually cost 1896, for Ioc.
White Table-Linen yards wide,
gross-bleached, only two pieces,
75c. a yard. It's the usual SI.2o
quality.
800 dozen India Cups and Sau-
cers-after-dinner size, Ioc. each,
usually 25c. Onyx Tables, SITS,
that are a wonder the former
price was $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14

Pillow-Cases. made Of good cotton, size
4Jx36 inches; price. 90. each. or $l.V6 dozen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14

We have received from the author,
Lewis II. Blair. Esq. pamphlets con-
tanning reprints OF articles written by
him for the Southern Planter, entitled:
why Agriculture. the Greatest, the
Least Profitable BUSINESS" Relief for
Farmers Not in Legislation" Special
Legislation the Bane OF AgricuIture-Pro-
lection and How the Silver Basis VIII
Benefit Farmers"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
ny THE DISPATCH COMPANY,

rhe DAILY DISPATCH Is delivered to
.,,h.rrshers at FIFTEEN CENTS per
weet. payable TO the carrier weekly
ws,,s., "a d per annum; o. for six months:
4, ri FOR three months: scc. for one month.
me WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
knnum.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at $50 per
.nnum. or 7Sc. for ak months.
subscriptions In all cases payable IN
advance. and no paper continued after the
aspiration Of the time paid for. SEND
post-ofiice moncy-order. check. or regis
tered letter Currency sent by mail VIII
be at the risk OF the sender Subscribers
wishing their post-ofiicc changed must
give their old as well as their new post
ONCE. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14

Our fast sellers come in by express.
Come at once if you want the best
CLOAK ever sold at the price. 1t
must be so, as everybody says so. Our
PLUSH CAPES are going fast. The
STYLE is what does it. Our stock is the
largest, the handsomest, and most va
ried to be found in this city, Our repu-
tation for selling frst-class goods at
lowest prices is stoutly maintained,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
uroI.a tina Stnfn Record

Messrs. G. w. Wallace. J. r.. Temple.
and G. Coma, three well-known bicyclists
OF this city, rode from the ST. Claire Hotel
} to petersburg Sunday in two hours four
and one-half minutes. The distance be-
tween the two points named Is twenty
four and one-half miles, and the wheel
men claim that they have broken the State
record on long~distanee riding. They re-
turned to Richmond on their wheels In
the afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
Mr. cleve,ana-Aea,n.

Referring 70 what we have said as to
she New York SUMS hostility to Mr..
cleveland. Ne add the following para
Srsph tssm Mr.. Haistead's last letter
from Ne~ York 20 his paper at csDcinaasi.
We quote;
nc tAf, Neal candidate for oovernor)
- eeusf believed IN the doctrine OF free
traQ4 snd felt proud. We may haiteyo,
~ ~ part he performed 1t Chicago Ia
saps''safsng bis taraG plank for N,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14

The members of the Bar OF Winchester
and of the counties of Frederick. Shen-
andoah, Clarke, Warren, and Page. con-
stituting the Twelfth Judicial Circuit,
have Issued a circular letter recommend
ing the election of X. T. Barton, Esq,
to be one of the judges OF the Supreme
Court Of Appeals of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
CARPETS.

Our large stock enables us to offer
Won a good choice at all times. Fresh
styles for your approval.
Only well known and reliable goods
sold to YOU. First-class workmen only
employed. HALL AND STAIR CAR
PETS in all grades, LINEOLEUM, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
wlnIecture Cor The vcterans.

Mr.. Arthur b. Clarke has, upon INVITA-
ton OF Major Charles r Bigger' COM
consented to deliver his illustrated lecture,
on "a Trip TO the Worlds Fair IN tne
Home chapel on the evening OF November
10Th. This Is a treat that the veterans
will certainly ertoy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14

You have often wished for something
to take the place OF pills. Now try n
1-osps package simmons Liver Rsgu'
,ator powder Takt Il dry on thu
tongue or mako Il INTO 8 tse, Il 4
pleasant TO take. and gives quick roli<f-.
two good rscomhsnda sions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
TrfDoDainG BraidS.

WAVED AND HERCULES BRAIDS
in all widths and qualities.
RUFFLED BRAID novelty.
Fresh assortment BEAVER TRIM
MING, two shades. just received.
FUK for trimming, every kind.
Buttons made while you wait if we
haven't them TO suit your dress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
sunre,ns Court of AppeaI..

Throckmorton against Throckmorton,
Further argued BY Edward Nicholas. ESQ,
appellants and submitted,
Coleman against the Commonwealth.
Writ OF error and supsrsedeas awarded to
adjudgment OF the Circuit Court OF Gooch-
iund county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14

Thomas Nelson Page will have Christ
mas sketch in the December Scribners
which tells story of goodwill. The ac-
ton takes place In Pullman-car, be-
tween New York and New Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
Died Of Typhoia-rever.
(snecial teIegrarn to the DIspatcl

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch,
LEXINGTON, VA, November 1s--Mr.
George A, Warwick, student at the.
Washington and Lee University. died here
was from Iewisburg. w Va. and had
been aick for about three weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14

uptown OFFICE. ls3 EAST BROAD
STREET
STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14

All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed 20 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be re-
turned.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Wanted Situations % words or iessl's %
Reading notices IN reading-matter type
five lines or less, 81, in nonpareh leaaed'
TIC
card Of rates for more space furnished
on application.
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SATINS.

EXTRA WEIGHT SMOoTH-FIN-
ISL SATIN, black, colored, and eve
ming shades, q regular 75c. quality for
soc. yard.
EXTRA WIDE SUPERIOR QUAIL
ITY BLACK SATIN, usually sells at
81, our price 75c. yard.
EXTRA WIDE DOUBLE FINISH
BLACK SATIN, regular 81. 80 quality,
our price now 81 yard.
$3.50 BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE
now 81 yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14
WOOD WARD
q |
LOTHROP.
TEMPLE
Dry-GOOdS Store,
CORyEG BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS
A GRAND SALE NOW IN PROGRESS
OF
Ready-Ma1e Bedlrear.

The superb stock OF BEDWEAR We
are now showing SURPRISES anything thal
we have ever attempted In this line-both
as to the price and the quality. Prudent
housekeepers wise. thrifty women, pro-
prietors of hotels. clearinghouse ETC.
will look over the domestic stock ana
II bedwear is needed. win buy now rms
IS the time Of the year to bhy these
goods at-rem mber-very low prices. We
are content with small profit on these
goods, and this fact warrants speedy
sale.
It's only by seeing them that you Will
know and appreciate their cheapness
nneness, and lastly. but above all not
the ,east-their durability We solicit q
visit and a Took" at this line OF BED
WEAR. Many people are careless OF
their own lnterests-everybody Is who
do not take advantage Of this SALE.
Pnlow-Cases. size. 42xS6 inches price
Sc each. or Csc dozen.
Pnlow-C Cases. made Of good cotton, size
45xS6 inches price. Sc. each, or $l.oS dozen.
piiow-Cases made Of Lockwood Cot
Ton. size. 4Jx3s inches lzFsc. each, or
$50 dozen.
Piuow-Cases, made OF hne New Bed
ford Cotton, size, 54X36 inches; &c. e@Sh'
or $500 dozen.
Fine Hemstitched Pnlow-Cases. size
45X36 INCHES: 25c each, or zoe. pair.
Extra Large Hemstitched Pillow Cases
4Jx36 inches; sc. each, or 10c. pair
Bolster-Cases made OF Lockwood cot
ton. size. 42x72 inches, only rs cents each
single-Bed Sheets made OF good, heavy
cotton. free from dressing; size, lAHg.E
yards; special price 80 cents each' OF 10
cents per pair.
Small Double-Bed Sheets made of he
celebrated ID. & H. Cotton, size Is1tz
yards special price, 45c. each' OF sVc'
per pair.
Extra Large Double-Bed Sheets made
Of the Boston Sheeting very heavy rOund
thread cotton. free from dressing size
2i5x2i5 yards special price, - cents eaSh'
or s1.l6 per pair
Hemstitched Sheets. made Of fine New
Bedford cotton. size. 2i.x2la YARDS; spe-
cial price, T5c. each, or N.of pair
IA Double Bed Quilts. Special price
Soc. each.
n Double-Bed Crochet Quilts. Special
price, CSC. each.
Extra Large Double-Bed Quilt. Mar
settles Pat Special price, 81 each.
Three Special Bargains In UnbleacheD
Canton Flannels
n inches wide, only Slsc. yard.
20 inches wide, only Sc. yard.
70 Inches wide extra heavy, ana very
long nap only lOc yard.
"a Table Ojlcloth, best quality, III n
colors, reduced 10 l6c. yard.
Amoskeag Apron Ginghsms, IN small
medtur1 checks and broken Plaids OF
| Bhe and White. Brown and white, Greer
and White: absolutely fast colors'
inches; only sac. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14

Plllow-Cases. size. 42x36 inches; price
Sc. each or Csc dozen.
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LadieS' Wrappers.

Prices from Toe. to Slo. The best as
sortment, we venture to say, ever shown
in Richmond. LADIES MUSLIN UN-
DERWEAR now goes at very low
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-14

single-Bed Sheets made OF good, heavy
cotton. free from dressing; size, lkHg.s
wards; special price. 80 cents each or 10
cents per pair.