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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
4 Word as 70 Free Trade.

We are glad to see tho following short
fharp. and decisive statement in the Ban.
tmore sun;
The Democratic party Is not. and does
iot profess 20 be. the champion OF free
TRADE, otherwise than II is in favor OF
removing all unnecessary letters ana
hhacklcs from commerce as well as from
industry ana labor. In this country free
trade Is and, in all probability. must for
ever rrnaiH an impracticable thing, the
impossible dream OF doctrinaires and thoo
fisis. Tut wholly beyond the pale and
reach Of practical craftsmanship.
We viii not say that the results OF the
recent elections have produced any change
IN our Baltimore contemporaries Views
but we have looked upon that paper az
one OF the bitterest opponents OF dis
eliminating taria. We are glad, we ne
peat TO find that the SUMS position Is
u stated In the paragraph above quoted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

pur- d.. year 1pi the books AMI pa
r.f. ol Oh. stut, Library viii Doe housed
iu t. building row being erected for
th.m The library hts outerown it's pres
,lt quarters 100 hc capitol and is now
o. sufficient sz. auJ Value e. merit the
,l..aut home which the General Assem-
lfy s rro1l4n. for it iu trc-prool build
iur
The library g. NOW under the charge Of
t. s.or.ta, of mc Commonwealth, but
rs, bDi.,, it IS agreed on an hands that
a.. duties of The two positions should
le separated. uul Tint the Secretary of
u. ComwnN ,alth should Doe relieved of
o.. duties OF librarian and continue TO
la,. DIS office near the Governor in the
capitol. while "a librarian is elected and
Installed On ofn,. n the Library Building.
That the public service will be benefited
Is this arrancgmcut is the opinion of the
l.-,.ent SECRETARY of the Commonwealth
whose information ON the subject Is cN-
t,usWe ami accurate. and whose judg-
mont Is worthy az high respect
Ia our opinion there IS mo- doubt that
,ne General Assembly will create the
Office oe librarian, and We trust that 1t
VIII provide for his entering into office
early ia the spring OF 1885, so that he may
Eo TO work Icrfcctins plan for the
removal and arrangement OF the books
making of a catalogue, &c. There Will
be work Tor him to do months before
the new nunlng VIII be ready for oc-
Cupaucy. iuasmuoh as he should devise
plans for running the library upon the
latest systcms and I'm accordance with the
IouYcniynces Of it, new home.
The state Library Is not a public IL
Irary In the sense that the public Is at
liberty To withdraw any books from &C.
but st SIS public IN the sense that any
respectable cluzen may have access TO
the books during certain hours. The I-
brary WAS established chiefly Tor the use
~ the officers Of the government and
in the beginning the law library and the
general library Were one. Years ago the
law library was taken out of the Capitol
building and put in the State court
ilousc cold Sycamore church, hut it viii
now be put In the Library Building We
suppose. however, that il will continue
90 be kept separate from the general Ii
brary.
Whether the two houses Of the General
Assembly VIII resolve 10 elect the State
librarian as other Capitol officers are
elected or viii devolve that duty upon
The Library Committee. We do not know.
but in either event great care should d,
taken TO select a man who Possesses
special qualifications for the office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

The presidents report opened with the
financial exhibit for the year:
Gross receipts. 399 -
Operating expenses. 431, i33 G3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH is delivered TO
,.,,,ser,,,ar. NJ FIFTEEN CENTS per
wses payable TO the carrier weekly.
N,.n~A a., Sc per annum: g for six
.,',h. 81 70 for three months; zoe. for
one month. -. ..l,,, =, ..
nnnurn. .,,,,, 4, ro -.
nnnurn. or 75c. for six months.
subscriptions in all cases payable In ad-
,,,oc.. ana no paper continued after the
ovn,,,tion OF the time paid for. Send
,.osf .oflce moncy-oraer check. or regis
ter,h letter. Currency sent by man VIII
no al the risk OF the sender. SubscrlberS
wishing their post-offce changed must
eve th,lr old IA we'll as their new post
ugcc. sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
ROBBERS IN OSBORNE CAP.
Numerous Outrages Committed In tina
LocaIity-steps to be Taken.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
CLINTwooD. VA. November IA
News has reached here that there Is
gang OF robbers in the vicinity of Os-
borne's Gap. a deep pass between this
state and Kentucky. This place Is
rendezvous for the worst element OF the
two States and it has long been said
that robberies, and frequently muir
ders. have been committed there.
Some two or three years ago two men
who were strangers In that place were
passing through and mysteriously dis
appeared, but after n month or TWO
their remains were discovered where
they had been secreted In cave.
only a day or two since an old moon
sinner was passing through the Gap,
when three men, who were dishgured.
ran out out into the road and told him
TO hand over his key and coat, which he
promptly did. as their Winchesters were
too powerfully persuasive for the old
man TO resist.
George Francisco was shot ut from
ambush a few days ago. the ball pass
ing through his coat-sleeve. Several other
persons have lately had calls from these
roughs. Some steps vii he taken 10
bring these parties TO Justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

RIcHY0ND, November 10, 1898.
We gave a simple hint Of nc.
Gray Mixed WooIlen Dress Fabric,
p inches wide, to be sold at
nc. j yard. A good many hun
dred yards are gone. There are
enough here to-day. They will 20
anywhere, where SOC. yard fabric
is at home.
Dress Fabrics are at prices that
strike with severity at the manutac-
turerS. We are turning over to you
all grades and styles of Fabrics that
cost quarter, a third, and even a
half more than our charges
WorSted and Silk Fabrics as well.
All Wool Dress Fabrics were soc. now Soc
Illuminated Plaids were 50c.; now SOC.
Au-WOol s1.25 Ga Serges for 81.
ATWOOD 81 Sergcs were SOC. ; now zoe.
SILGS-
Handsome silk Bengallnes, black and coored,
were sl.3j and sl.45; DOW 81 yard.
Changeable Double Warp Surah5 were Soc. !;
In aiS Grapes were 5oc. now 3oc.
Illuminated Figured Satin Surahs were ell !;
now 5pc
Black Satin Br0cades were al 80: now Sl.2J.
Now Evening Satin Duchess In plain and bro,
caded at equal reduction from original
values.
The little silver "pretties " as
gifty as anything we have seen
Pin-Trays, Baby's Friend, Hair
Pin Boxes, JeweIry CaSketS, Card
Receivers, Shaving-CupS, Ink
stands, Clocks, Napkin-Rings, and
many other contrivanceS to bind
friendship lasting, and at very little
cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
INJURED BY A STREeT.CAR.
The Louisiana club Organized at the
Ini,crslty--Tho Tariff Discussed.

uiNtlSltN--L ilt IAIIU birthsNtus
Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
CHARL VA, November
l5-Wuhe Ward missed his footing in
endeavoring 10 board a moving street
car ana had his right foot run over and
badly bruised No bones were broken.
IN, explosion Of torpedo on the street
car track frightened the passengers and
scared several horses. lt H. said the tor
pedo WAS placed ON the track by an Old
mana stranCer-Who made his escape.
The Louisiana club at the University
of Virginia has been organized. Following
are the officers: William Forsyth. New
Orleans. president; sydney l. Hencmann,
New Orleans. vice-prcsideut: T., \. Pugh,
Jr. Dor.llisonville, secretary; j. 4. Bar
ron, Lisbon, treasurer,
Mrs g. W. Olivier has been called to
Baltimore 10y the serious Illness OF Mrs.
Monroe Robinson.
vt meeting Of the jefferson Levy
Democratic club a number OF new MEM
beers were added TO the roll and an in
tercstius discussion ON the tariff qucs-
ton took place.
AMBUSHERS KILLED AND WOUND
ED.
News has reached here of the killing Of
a maH named Roach and the serious
Woludine OF another member of the Roach
family 10y John l. Wood. near McGaheys-
vile. this county, who was attacked by
the Reaches from ambush. After he had
been knocked down he fired, with the
above result The coroners jury acquitted
Wood of blame but the magistrate bailed
him to appear before the next grand
jury.
Wise Shihet accused OF killing Thomas
LausOu In Greene county more than r
year ago. was convicted of voluntary
msuslaughter and sentenced 10 three
years in the penitentiary.
The Blue Ridge is covered with snow
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

rest content with the vantsge-ground
which Is now theirs"
No. indeed. say We. Let us not dis
credit silver money and then proceed to
provide for fat paper-money. for said
MIR Eckeis. "the declaimer for money
cheap and plenty is still abroad In the
land" And strange 20 say, the most
uncompromIsIng opponents Of the free
coinage Of silver are amongst the men
who are most clamorous for currency
that the cities viii not have hut will
put OF upon their country customers.
This appropriately In the business centres
Is expected TO. give elasticity to the
proposed new currency. What sort OF
elasticity is this? Who would be prohted
by system OF banking which would
provide a currency acceptable 20 none but
mon not familiar with money or cur
rcncy?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
CrueIty to Animals.

The monthly meeting OF the Executive
Committee of the Society for the Proven
tlon Of Cruelty to Animals was held Tues
day night at the office OF the society, No
Gls east Main street Dr. JUd. -. Wood
the president. was in the chair. Se' ora
new members were elected. and Mr.. "
A. TOWnes was chosen secretary The
societys agent, Mr.. Taylor, reported MY
six case of cruelty as having been invesu-
gated and relieved during the month OF
october. The work Is being placed on a
more efficient and substantial basis each
month The annual meeting Of the entire
membership viii be held on December 9Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
WOODWARD & L0IG30}
TNPRECEDFNTGD BARGAIN.
1 THIS ".tN

vi | f II.l.I lI.. ...
OF EAST .h.ItU1it

"lt EAST Ih'tN7 t
tioAks ana Nial@ "'' h.t
Inject atyle-, just itHn ..' ID.
"a ly our NoN l"tA .I5
no ftFAltE pI't',.
Coat Tor 5000; SGD ''I'
f.r 3lI.lu; aFti '.1
so. An u"W aul ~ I'D
tLllitaus ard MIS-. '.'
Long q uaks at -+.''t f', p" DID.
-. worth douh.r.
CARTE -, MAJ llN
oll-t LOFhN. t. Cos, -
MlNt'N- NNA''
As W" iutehl ~ t".t' ~ ..
moss, cur rtOtk of flr -l.fH f..l
De- -9ll ht pane ,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

Row Il is suggested that the Common
Council should propose to the Board Of
Aldermen that the question Of amending
IN, city charter with respect to the list
Of officers 90 bc elected by the people
should be submitted to a vote Of the peo-
pie.
The Common Council may propose
whatever +, pleascs. since the attention
OF the community has been drawn to the
subject. little danger Of harmful results
is To- Doe feared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
TIE SPECIAL ALLOWANCE

beginning with July Of the present
year the report continues, we no longer
receive from the general government u
special allowance for any man service.
The weight Of mail we carry has, now,
ever very much increased. ana our mtll
pay will not be over $jlC8W less per an
mum. ,t
The fast-mail train service, for when
the allowance of NT4l9 per anhum was
formerly. and $l1,Gl3 more recently made
was inauguratcd by the Post-Olhce De
partment thirteen years ago (NoyemDer
~. 1851 and was most successfully per
formed during that period rms com
pany Of course regretted us WluuraWaI.
For the present train IS run on Che
same schedule as connection from
Washington via. Richmond, Petersburg
Weldon. and Raleigh, for points ON the
EeabOard AIRLINE and through 10 At
lanta II is an unusually eleganIy-ap-
pOiutpl service throughout, established
by the Soaboard AIRLINE on May oth.
TWO old engines were sold during the
wear. and two locomotives, two express
ours. and twenty gravel-cars were
bought. The report refers to the dii-
forent improvements made, and CON
cludes: The property is in its normal
condition. We have been free from train
accidents of any moment, and IN the
face Of the pronounced decline In carr
ings, which we must this year encounter
10y reason of the deplorable stagnatlon
Of business affairs. the board expects 10
maintain the usual dividends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
The Terminal To Meet.

An adjourned meeting Of the Rich
mond ana West Point Terminal Railway
and Warehouse Company IS 10 be held in
the office Of the Richmond and Danvillc
Company. in this city. at noon today,
unless the maguatcs IN New York decide
TO postpone IT again. Secretary Crump
said Yesterday that he did not know
whether or not any business would be
transacted to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

Main FloOr-Rght Front.
There are Wraps and Wraps
one kind with shapes and makeup
that are graceful and up to the
mark of art. We deal in that sort
and are careful to avoid styles that
have no business here. A visit to
the department to-day will reveal
quite a number of new effects.
Winter Weights in Ladies'
Ribbed Vests, cuffs regular fin
ished, crochet edge, only nc.
each.
The Norfolk and Vow Brunswick Mil Ia
shrinkars Vests and Pants, white and
natural, 75c. These are the csc. ones at a
special price by order Of tbs maker, Who 10
oyerstocke1.
A heavy Water-absorber Towel,
Scotch buck, I215 and I6c.
Linen Crash. 1s-inch, with colored tape tor
der usual price &c, for l21gc.
Imported Marsellles Quit. usual price $40.
tor 81.
Gerrnan Dinner Napkins. IS size, heavy IN
dressed, Doc. instead u tl.25.
ILlaborate Embroidered Flannel, yard wide.
usually 5l.e5. tor zoe; others. %, soc. 81,
aud up TO $40 ayard,
Tho embroidery is now and superb in work.
manshlp.
A shipment Of Fur Rugs opened
today. White with black, white
with coIors, solid colorS, black or
white, SI.S5 to S9.7S.
What a rush for Cups and Sau-
GERS. 100 come in TO be sold at
half value and less. I9c. each or
S2.2sa Observation-Disclosures and
CofteeS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

I he Late Ad jutant-General Mcdonald
Upon the tomb OF Adjutant-General Nc
Donald might well be written az descrip-
tive OF his Network and character. Ed
tor. Secretary OF the Commonwealth ana
Adjutant-General-sc and gentle
man"
Having been in very truth "A gentleman,
st follows that be was man Of courage
rand constancy; that he was loyal 70 Viz
eiuIa and devoted to his friends. and ;hat
be was modest and courteous.
His services 20 the public through
the columns OF the Whig. IN that gigantic
struggle Of 1869. which resulted IN ID"
Wrestling Of the political fortunes ~ this
state from The hands Of our enemies made
him Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
And for that Office he had peculiar quail
ncations. and In It he remained until the
Readjustcrs came into power but before
thls time the duties Of AJjutant-Gencral
had been dcyolvcd upon General MELON
aha al % purely nominal salary, and IN
that office Governor Cameron insisted
upon IFS remaining all during his adj
Democrats to power the Office Of Adju-
taut-Gcncral was restored 70 the dignity
ana position which It had had I'm former
years. and both Governor Lee and Gov
crnor Mckinney continued General Nc
Donald in The position. There he spent
his strength Knowing that he could
not recover his health, he lately sent his
resignation 10 Governor Mckinney. but
th- Governor very properly laid it aside
and assigned Ercadier-Gcnoral Anderson
tp the performance Of the duties OF the
position I,o tenn.
Hope of recovery from his last Illness
General Mcdonald had none; but other
hopes Dec ha1. which solnced his declining
hours and made the sunset of his life the
haIl.u.cc OF happiness eternal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

THE interesting account Of the book
plate of the Council Chamber Of virginia
"a modification of that Of tho Virginia
Company contributed 10 the Dispatch Of
September 11th last 10y Mr.. X. \. Brock
secretary Of the Southern Historical So
cIatv. has been republished I'm the Journal
of the Ex-Libris Society, London, Eng
land. ". II. * Wright, +. r. II. s..
editor.
The journal IS a quartz. ana profuscly
Illustrated The present number contains
two fml-paee portraits of the old diarist
Samuel p,pvs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

There - no doubt Of the fact that
much olcomargnrinr and butterine are
sold here In Richmond for butter.
In no other way that we know Of could
the police better serve the public Just at
this time than hv bringing To justice those
persons who 10y these means get fraudu-
lent possession OF the money of the poor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
DON'T RUN CHANCES.

It is easy enough for anybody 10 tell
whether q garment OF clothing IS good
or bad after he has worn it, but it is diff
hcult 10 tell before. Cheap in price too
often means inferior IN quality. Such
is not the case when You buy of us.
Whatever you get here You can feel as.
sured is the best that tho money will
buy. We know the kind of Clothes VIC
sell, and we know that they are GOOD,
for We make every stitch ourselves. We
know that the cloths we use are GOOD
and will wear we'll and not change color.
We know that the trimmings are GOOD,
AMI that tney will stand hard wear and
abuse. We know tho cutters and tailors
we employ to be as GOOD as can be
found. and we therefore know that the
garments Turned out by them are never
skimped in any particular.
LOOK and zee the SUITS We have
HERE. You will at once find how need
less it is TO he going TO a tailor. Never
have we had a stock so bright and 30 full
Of really meritorious gsrments-Clothes
made as they should be-handsOmely
made, beautifully finished, and perfect
in fit. Impossible to tell them from
tailor made, so closely do they resem-
BILE. Tho difference between the price
the tailor asks and the price we get is in-
deed a thing worth a thought and con-
sideratlon in such times as these. We
can save you half if not more. Think
Of that !
GOOD CASHMERE, CHEVIOT,
and WORSTED SUITS ut $40. GOOD
KERSEY and MELTON OYERCOATS
at $lO-garments worth ~ to 50 more,
but take your pick at $40. Weare going
to sell 'em.
SUITS and OVERCOATS at $3.50,
1880, and S15-and such collection,
such a variety. Better than were ever
before offered at these prices. Every
new shade, every new cut, every new
shape-bandsomely made and finished.
You can save money by investing a few
dollars in them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
HER DREAM

was DOUBTLESS pleasant one. Pleasing
visions cause pleasant dreams, and he
looks handsome enough 10 please the
most fastidious, because he's paid visit
90 our store and fitted up. Follow his
example, and when you pass by. if there
isn't light in the window, there'll be
something else that'll glauce at your at
tire with approval. You'll attract adj
miring glances from all windows aud
cause as many smiles as dream ii You
look in at our store ana study our expo
Gtion OF the latest styles. All our suits
are as finished as the year on December
3lst, and marvels of cheapnesS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

The Atlanta Constitution Of Tuesday
contains eight pages. hfty-slx columns
of advertiser. ntS of real estate to be
sold hy the city Marshal for non-pay-
neut of city taxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
The Oomntrollar Arain

Permit me TO say" asked Comptroller
Iekeiz Of the Boston Bakers Associa-
ton. In bis speech Of Monday last, that
the advocates OF sound money must not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

the germs Of disease to enter the circulation
u the blood.
You ought 10 be germ-proof against Grip,
Malaria, OF Consumption: You will be--if
you take DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
ooy0ry.
When your flesh Is reduced below healthy
standard, when You ara troubled with PIN
Piles and boils, or II you have dizzy, weak and
sleepless, spellsits best 20 heed the ,rarninq
Build up your strength, purify the blood,
and SGT al the organs Of the body into ac-
tyity, by taking the Discovery" It's guar
onfeed ~ benefit or cure all discases resulting
from impure blood or inactive liver, or tho
mooney paid Is refunded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

There's no case Of Catarrh 10 hopeless that
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cailnot cure
The pnoprietors OF this medicine viii pay
$50 for any incursbls cas-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16

An excellent variety of BOYS and
CHILDREN'S SUITS. for all sizes and
all ages, 81 and upward, Cheaper than
anywhere else.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
supre,ne Court of Appeals.

Clark against Commonwealth. Further
argued by James =. Harrison. Esq. foI
plaintiff in error, and Attorney General
for Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
BOYS SUITS.

our Suit trade IS Ike tho boys-grow-
iug.
Come IN and look. We do the rest.
Low Prices AMI Good Material are lrrr-
sistible.
Hats. Caps. and Knce-Pants. es VIII
as Underwear for boys
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
CARPETS

our immense stock OF Carpets ana
IInoleums should be seen by all VINO
need hoor-coyerug Of either kind. and
who wish To select from just such an ass
sortment as they are shown In New York.
only our prices are rather more favorable
10 the customer. Firsr-class worhmon
only employed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
Renalnder

henanfer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "'olt -
There was no falling off I'm any Of the
sources OF revenue except that Of sleep
ing-cars. and the receipts from these
diminished only $sJ.
The increase OF 81. $3.50 (or 8 per cent?
IN our expenses IL thus found 20 have
been largely due to additional train mile
age. That addition was 1865 miles. or
over 10 per cent. and about half Of II
was with passenger trains. Much of the
latter was caused by the irregularities III
schedules Of our conncctiOns-more OF II
10 the disturbance consequent upon inc
shortening Of southern linesl Of the sched-
ulcs OF former years. involving changes,
which this road. q short link In 4 long
line. could not. If It would prevent.
-Four daily passenger trains arc run
now. instead OF three. as formerly. Sta-
tstics ouoted show that the ton mileage
increased per cent, and the passenger
mileage II per cent. during the year
The number of frelght-car5 received
from the South and brought over the
James-river branch was 1884, as against
G73 In the year preceding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
& DAVIS.
acknowledgements

Every customer In our ladies' Hosiery
and Glove Department will receive a
HERMsDOEF SOUVENIR
on Friday. November I'm.
The Hermsdorf dye Is now recognizcd
az one Of the best. A full assortment OF
Ladies' and Chndren's Hcrmsdorf-Dyed
Black Hosiery.
OUR SILK SALE
has been a great success. The NSo
Novelty silks sold fast at &c. yard
We SIN have some choice patterns left.
TIE g.75 Shaded Rachettes have been
reduced to 81 80. at which price they are
very popular.
Exquisite Evening silks, q inches wide
were 81. now go ut 75c. a yard
Brocaded Evening silks at 81 lie. a
yard. worth double.
81 Black eros Grain SILK IS now '5c. a
yard.
75c. buys the 81 quality Black sa'ih'
81 buys the $50 quality Black Satin.
Black Satin Duchesse. 81, worth N5o
BLACK Satin Duchesse, S.2j, worth $40
81 buys SIS quality Black Satin Luxor
N25 buys $50 quality Black Saur
Luxor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-16
PILLOW-CASES.

RuGled Pillow Cases. fun size. &c.
Rufied Bolster-Cases. full size. acc.
Pnlow-Cases. fun size. at H. L II, ~
and 2oc.
Hemmed sheets. 45. 60 l-2. Is, and soc.
sood material and good sewing.