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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

hang him. That ne fear q cruel c1oss-
exasnlnatton h net unreasonable. we wen
know IN Tits State. only . ysar 40 :
correspondent of this paper, writing con
ceynink ON OF these trials IT Manassas,
stated that the woman was subjected 70
. most distressing cross-ezamination
Rather than zee hts wife, dnuehtsr,
mother, or sister put into torment Of
this kind. the averxSe virgfnian would
lynch, or help to lynch. the prisoner half
dosen tines over. That the same sort Of
feeling prevails IN South Carolina we
cannot but believe Indeed, as proof OF
IT. Governor Evans suggests that the
convention provide that the judges when
trying prisoners accused Of assaults upon
women, shall be required to clear the
courtroom OF all persons except those
whose presence II Indispensable. and to
put restrictions upon cross-exaninations
II seems to az that these suggestions
are Of great value. Something should be
done. This crime Of the freedman must
be stopped. and. n possible, II ought to
be stopped by the regular officers OF JUS
tice. That the South Carolina convention
VIII deal with this question boldly we
have no doubt. anc II 1t succeeds In de-
vising such q plan for the trial OF these
criminals as will be accepted by the peo-
pie as SUFFICIENT, 1t win have achieved
great triumph.
virginans win watch the proceeding OF
the South Carolina convention with great
interest. We are going to have a conven-
ton In this State before many years have
passed. and II South Carolina can point
way which we can follow. We shall be
immensely indebted to her.
Governor Evans sees, as we see. that
as long as the present dread OF cross
examination continues. there is not much
hope that the mob will consent to give
way to the officers of the law.
The point, however. is. How can we pro-
tect the woman from unnecessary IN
quisitiveness, without taking from the
prisoner his right to put her truthfuiness
to the test?
1t is knotty problem; but knotty as II
Is, II may be possible TO solve 1t. When-
ever the public is assured that the wo-
man-victim can go into court Cfrom which
all spectators are excluded. ard give her
evidence without the risk she has to take
at present, lynch-law viii have received
blow from which 1t cannot recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
Just So.

The st. Louis Globe-Democrat, the lead
ing Republican paper, despite its name.
of which the great West can boast. says
emphatically and truthfusy that no judg-
ment on a tariff act can be worth any
thing until the new law has been In
operation a year or two. Our st. Louis
contemporary is right. The way to
get newer and better tarin
than the one in force at any
given time is to learn from expert
ence what new features ought to be adj
ded to 1t and also what old features
ought to be stricken from 1t. A tariff
levied upon thousands Of articles is a
thing OF which we might say that no
Congress is qualified to make general
revision. We are not at all apprehensive
that the existing Congress will disturb
what we were so glad to learn the Presi-
dent characterized as our tariff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
VIRGINIA
Sample Shoe COMPANY
corner Seventh and Broad Streets
opposite Richmond TheaU'
(de 2-Su, Tn&Th)
TEAsDALE's NEW STORE, 81,

e. o.
THIS WEEKS MONEl "a -
IT'S a common thing 10 see miles y, -
vertisements singing the same oil -
shouting the same old story, snd 49,
the same old shelf-worn and 800,
stock as bargains" It's weafisoine, 40
Is not a word In Webster 80 olI.,slss.s 4
used. Anything offered is cht,s''., ~ h.
pargain--it's sort o.: a 'oH1"
We'll otter VALUES this week ~ y,
won't call them bargains-lh" NJ
presents. Wei almost gNe 49,.
away. Big present for a small eS'-
900 pairs Ladies' pOngola Bstton ga y !
sizes i-2 TO 5. regular ~ g"
qualities-This Weeks pries q iSsr.ag.
ore lot Misses KID and Coat - x !
Heel Fulton, sizes IS 20 l. regular
qtlallties-This Weeks price. -. hi 4
$50 Ladies I Kid Button. tlsss & )
the same goods you pay from . ak,
for everywhere slse-This Weeks -
go psIrs Ladies' pongola Button WV
sl.60--rhis Weeks price 81. ,,..,,o, re-
20 pairs y l Laais n.5 pO s0osSSs-Tais wsE
Pol, old Ladies Felt slippers. ssal7Iss,,
goods. ard sold everywhere al -
Weeks price SOC. a pair. ~, RslS
300 pairs Mems Buf and Veal ~ ~ as
regular N.25 goods-This WssA'
Sc pair. 81. and 90
eress. regular $50 goods-This W.
price si9 a pair. - nj Las
our Ladies' Dongoia Button an ~
al s. are conceded By all 70 N ~
nrs,sisss and hes; line OF goods 70 ms
city at The price. Don't fan 70 - "a
Remember, we never fnisfepssss.sr Ga
goods. and any dissatisnso ", W. ana hzs
return their goods IN sood o'us''
O Our FINE Gentlsmen's Calf snJWs Gost
and cur line OF Gsntismens Ssx So.
wear Weits. made By hashss ~saythg.
4 harrington. e tox,. p< ss ne prs
| ever shown In Richmond i0i
Ask TO see them rs,spAps.
es<rsATA 1907 NAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
rHIrRsDAY.. DECEMBER 8, 1894
closure In the Senate.

.Ncth,ng Is settled which - ho' se'
tied Alright" This truism comes 10 h'i"1
:, .rce when we see some United sta'es
.s..,ors once more endeavoring to Sc
cyre n rule under the operation OIL wh'0"
vote may be forced upon wha'evef
question Il before the Senate, ana o'he'
rrn,,ed states senator's endeavorins "
nrovsnt the adoption OF any such RUE
We have from the first thought 'na' .
the Senate or House was intenceo 10 W
a legislative body Its rules ought u y.
s,,.n as would enable II to legisiate. "A.
as. .sme time we do not lose sight OF
an. fart that obstructive proceedings III
,s,,h ,he senate and House OF Represen-
,..,ves have heretofore resulted greatly
"a ths advantage Of the Democratic parry
and consequently greatly to the aaVan-
,axe of the country. That monster, inc
force hin was slain by Mr.. Randah py
.ha assistance of Mr.. Blaine ana the
.s..-,ct,ve rules of the House OF Repre-
ssntatives. 49,.
To mn here In Virginia, where we nave
for a long time been familiar WIN 'ne
cys,orn OF entering upon the Journai aS
nresent members of the Senate or HOUSE
., De,esates who are present In the pouy
hut refuse to vote. the closure fuie ""i."
has heretofore been proposed IN 'ne
limited States Senate has no sucn ore"u
ful features as 1t seems TO present W
the gaze OF the opponents of that RUE
Wv. 49, ,,,ore than once given the rule.
1t is as follows;
.TJpon a division OF the HOUSE Oh eny
question. a member who is present anu
ss,,s 40 yo,e shall. on the demand oil any
n,hsr member. be counted on the negative
s,da OF any question; and when the yeas
"a navs are taken shall, In ADDITION DC
uttered upon the Journal as present anu
not voting. But no member VINO mas
an immediate and special personal intereS'
an the result Of the question shall either
vote or be counted upon H.
What objection can be made to tnis
r,ray II seems TO us TO be GOOD one
7, ia none the worse because II Is SO
greatly needed in the United states seh-
ate which has never had among It's rules
one providing for a call OF the previous
o,,es,ion The House Of Representatives
has found IL necessary to resort 10 a
closure rule. Whilst II was small body
the United States Senate got along wen
enough without such rule. but no"
that we are soon to have over ninety
senators. that body will find 1t necessary
20 follow the example of the House OF
Representatives. Whatever good there is
IN the present custom of the Senate will
survive closure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
.o,ornor huffman and Judge Golf.

Governor Tillman, OF Soith Carolina.
charges Judge Goff, of the United States
Court for this circuit. with delaying the
decision Of case in order that 1t might
be necessary to begin proceedings de
novo. Nobody in West Virginia Will
credit this story; for Judge Golf, though
a Republican, is known at home to be
all that a judge ought TO b.. We might
say the same as to this State.-Riehmond
Dispatch.
Judge Con- is simply incapable of the
thing of which Tillman accuses him. He
aims 10 do what Is right, and he has a
very clear idea Of the law. But Tillman
accusation is not TO be taken seriously
He found himself In a hole, and looked
around for some one to put the blame
on.--Wheeling Intelligencer
$50 say y,u all. gentlemen!'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
HOLIDAY LINENS.

Such an array of Linen has sell
dom been offered you and such lit
tleness of price.
Glass Towelling. 2Isc. a yard-over 5000
yards here.
Heavy All-Linen Fringed Huck Towels, &c.
1870. value.
Hemmed Pure-Llnen Huck Towel. 1896, loo.
each-20c. value.
Beaehed Hopsacx Sponge WGter-Absorbing
Towels, 44x20, 10c. each.
Pretty Damasked Fringe Plate Doilies, 25c a
dozen.
Hemstitched Drawn-Thread Double Damasx
Centre Plsces. 45c.-15c. value.
Dinner and Lunch Sets at hals what they have
been. s2.75 for beauty, has been e5. up
to $50 q set.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
LEVY \ DAVIS.
Shoe Department.

Nobody to blame but your
self if you fail to get a pair of
Evening Slippers, in satin or
kid, at &c., former price So.
Assortment of sizes very
good to-day. May not be so
good tomorrow. All Shoes
marked at and below cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. December 81
Especial. l-pesplte the inclefnent weather
and several other attractions that held
forth In our city last night, Captain
Frank Cunningham 1S anc Patty =, were Yer srset-
House. The entertainment was for the
benefit Of the organ fund Of the Methodist
church. The singing Of Miss Ida Robin
son was much enjoyed. a. was also that
Captain Frank fairly tried himself.
The steamship Shenandoah put into this
port about dark yesterday evening. She
comes direct from Liverpool and brings q
made the trip In an unusually short time.
and her agents did not expect her for
forfy-eirht hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
EE{33##|lI7AEE{{{{.

IT'S EASY 10 GET IN,
where there's iluggish hvsr, for any Of the
Serms Of disease that surround you. II your
liver were active and healthy, Il would keep
thern out OF youf blood. You'll have to
watch your liver for self-protection.
that it's wrong lssupaons o. the skin, Or .
Suli and WORKOUT feslingl you ought 70
take DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
That WIN start your liver into healthy,
natural action, purity your blood, too u
you strength and color, and put on needed
Milford Centre, O.
DR.. R. " PI.sc5; Dscr 81 r. .1y heartily earthly
r,sssrinS from general ds6lnv as the best
thing they can take for i. After taking
the Discovery am happy 70 say never
cJNz~@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

TO the Editor OF the Dispatch:
see from your paper that the POST
once Department stu hold to tneir
change OF App mattox 70 surrenoer
Nov n they intend robbing US OF the
historical name, let me suggest Lee
ps.neesfully. w. II. TTNsLEY.
Le Grand was years ago the name OF
family living near old Appomattox Court
hruae.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

District-Attorney Fellows, Of New York
city. mas his hands full meeting the
charges brought against him. II would
appear that he has no. been extraordina-
rlly diligent In prosecuting criminals. but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
Two Deatbs ResuIt from Burns.

GREEN BAY, December 5.-(Special.)-
Miss Grafton, the young lady who was
severely burned, as already mentioned IN
the Dispatch. has since died.
Two colored boys, aged respectively 4
and years. started a fire in a field about
8 A. M. on the farm Of Mr.. Wilson. OF
this county. About 10 p. NJ. the eldest
boy was discovered to be on fire, with
his younger brother .endeavonng to save
him. He was brought to the house, but
death soon ended his sufferings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

BsIisvss !. spsaaaassus CsnAustsen.
MARTrNSvILLn, VA, pscsmber g.
Especially --Ths STABLES q n. G. Lesess
caught fre to-day and Wers entirely c0na
stunned. The stock Wa eaved, but 60 BE-.
reis Of corn ana = great quantity Of for
age was lost About ope rear ago his
stables were burned. and 4 wAs believed
from spontaneous combustion, but he
laughed at the idea and rebuilt ct the
same place and on the same plan.. To-
stables talking to Q gentleman when the
explosion took place. He now believes In
spontaneous combustion. The loss ID s. 900.
did heroic work and saved large Quanti-
~ Of valuable property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
n,.h.pd.d Tor the Season.

s.-(Special. 1.-THE games with Vanderbilt
University, Centre College, and the Louis
Vile Athletic Club have been cancelled,
and the University football team has
been dIsbanded for the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

For the first time in the history Of the
world a discovery is made that restores
gray hair to its natural color without
dye. Nine. M. Yale, that most wonderful
woman chemist and great scientist, Is the
discoverer. The Excelsior Hair Tonic is
The remedy. Nine. Yale has placed II on
the market for the benefit Of the public,
and guarantees 1t Will restore the natural
color back to the hair no matter how long
II has been gray. The cure is permanent
In every way. 1t will also stop falling
hair In from twenty-four hours to one
week. 1t restores the hair on bald heads,
and creates a luxuriant growth. 1t is a
guaranteed cure for every ailment OF the
hair or scalp. The. whole world bows
down to Nine. Yale's discovery and to
ner great skill as a chemist, which has
never been equalled by man or woman.
The Excelsior Hair Tonic holds Complete
sway over the human hair. There are no
ailments which the hair Is heir 10 that II
cannot cure. Beware of limitations. See
that every bottle Is labelled Mime. M.
Yale's Excelsior Hair Tonic, Guaranteed
to Restore Gray Hair Without Dye"
Price 81 per bottle; six for IS.
Sold by all druggists. Mall orders
promptly filled by
NINE NJ. YALE. Chicago.
no a0.Tu The SutJa1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
DISTRIBUTION.

This money the court took charge OF.
and In its introductory decree to-day dis
tributes Il among the stockholders as
follows: The original input Of stockhold-
sfl, 900 by various charges Of launching
the plan, commissions for placing stock,
etc. these burdens on the original fund
to be ratably borne by each share OF
TALLY paid for In different degrees. those
shares which have paid most are first to
have refunded this excess. before a share
with a lesser payment shall participate
This is the first distribution to the stock
holders. and amounts to about $1,000:
There will be further dividends declared
by the court later on. The case has at
tracted great attention, and some eight
lawyers were interested for their hume
rous clients in Commissioner r.. u. r.
Nelson's report, which Is confirmed by the
court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

BOYS NATURAL PANTAfF---.
SHIRTS. AND DRAWERS al or. b..
or regular prices. Prices range &C.,.
TO size.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
Time Now 10 Purchase
YOUR
CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES
on
& DAVIS,

especially when it is so much to
your personal advantage in dol
lars and cents to buy now whilst
the stock is so well assorted with
Good, Fresh, Salable, and Desira-
Bile Goods, purchased for our
regular
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
A. HUTzLER'S SONS,

3l5 east Broad street.
OUR GREAT STOCK OBJ HOLIDAY
GOODS.
is now open, and with Its tempting fea-
lures Is ready 10 solve that ever enigma u
cal problem, What to buy" general
invitation Is extended To- our patrons TO
call and examine the CHEEKY look that
pervades every nook and corner OF our
three floors, laden with all the novelties
that mechanical continuance or artistic
design can suggest.
CAN SUGGEST.
ARTICLES USEFUL AND ORNA-
MENTAL.
ARTICLES INSTRUCTIVE AND Ed.
FLYING.
ARTICLES ATTRACTIVE AND
AMUSING.
There are articles to please the old, the
young, and the middle-aged; for those
who are easy to please and those who are
hard to please; but for all there Is a
HANDSOME DISPLAY and SPLENDID
EY-ASSORTED STOCK.
AT THE SAME TIME WE ARE CON-
TINUING OUR
MARKED DOWN SALE
OF all kinds OF WINTER GOODS, partly
for the purpose Of making room for new
goods. and partly with the object OF re-
ducing our immense stock.
WINTER WRAPS
are always an object OF soiicitude "a the
season advances. And though the supply
Is far short OF satisfying the demand. the
general assortment OF sizes Is rapidly get
ting to be broken. We are now making
cioslng-out prices on the remainder OF our
LADIES' AND CIilLDREN'S WRAPS.
which ensures 10 the purchaser the best
values ever sold.
FUR cAPEs from $50 TO so.
CHlLDREN'S SCHOOL CLoAKS from
2.5D TO g.
Special values in LADIES' cLoAKs a,
- 4. HuTzLER's SONS.
no ii-su. Tu&srh si5 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

LADIES VESTS. low.neck ana -.
sleeves. white. black, and natural I. {.
A.25 .:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

Don't let the opportunity pass p, "a,
In good supply Of winter glls-4,.
as it will not be offered again a, rs
low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
GOV. o'FERRALL IN sTAuNToM.
Important Decree Issued BY Jadgs
rrcIaushlin Large Amount Involved.

rrcIaushiin Large Amount Involved.
sTAUNTON, VA, December 6.--(spe-
cial. ,-Goyernor OFerrall arrived here to-
day from Harrisonburg. where for two
days he has been on matter Of private
business at his former home. During the
day the Governor was serenaded by the
Blackford Cornet Band, and later Joined
Superintendent Blackford, OF the west
ern State Hospital. and the hospitals
Executive Committee, and made an ex-
animation OF Staunton's big insane asy.
ium. The party had splendid dinner at
William p. Mish, aged 40. after . brief
illness Of pneumonia. died last night At
his home. near Middlebrook. leaving lea M,.a e
was prominent and wealthy farmer.
CHANCERY DECREE.
In the Circuit Court to-day Judge VIII
liam Mclaughlin handed down decree
in the chancery causes OF HUFFMAN and
ais. against James Simmons and ais.
Robinson against Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs Company. and Cranston q
Bartlett against Simmons and ais, these
causes being heard together, which In
wolves a large sum of money and con-
Germs a great number Of people In Viz
ginia, West Virginia, New York, Ohio,
Indiana, and Illinois. 1t Is one. OF the
many causes growing out or the big real
estate deals In the boom" period.
Some time ago company stocked at
81, 10000 was projected. The old Green
brier White-Sulphur Springs property was
to be purchased by stock company, and
shares of stock sold were to carry. with
them villa sites "a la Long Branch and
Saratoga" while the hotel was talked
Of as the "Grand Prix' to fall to some
one of the lucky stockholders. Financial
storms set In, however with eQuinoctial
severity. and after about $4,000 had been
paid In on stock last January Messrs.
A. G. Gordon and r. p. Bell, Of this city.
were appointed receivers Of the projected
company by Judge Mclaughlin at the In
stance Of stockholding creditors. VINO sued
to recover their input on the stock. IN
der an attachment large sum OF money
was found in the Citizens Bank Of Rich
mond and the Augusta National Bank OF
lxto
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

Excellent values in LADIES Wrs,,.
vEsTS-Pants 10 match-absoluis.y -.
shrinking. 81, N.S, and $50 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
RIBBONS.
Who ever heard of such prices ?
Quantity does it. An importer
o,,x oood foytine

Quantity does it. An importer
closed out---your good fortune.
No. 2 Gros Grain, satin edge, &c.
No. 5 Gros Grain, satin edge, &c
No. z eros Grain, satin edge, DC.
Nos. o and ~ Ciros Grain, satin edge, NC,
No. 10 Gros Grain. satin edge, &c
All other widths Just as cheap.
Gentlemen's Department sur
passes any former effort.
soc. sinks, in Tecks and Four-in-Hands, csc.
75c. and 81 scarfs are 50c.
q. scarfs, s1.25. AL the best and newest
shapes are here.
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, White
Dress Shirts. Night Shirts, Knit
Underwear, Cuffs and Collars,
Gentlemen's Jewelry, such as Col
lar and Cuff-ButtonS, Shirt-Studs,
and Scarf-Pins, all gotten up spe-
cially for our Holiday Trade.
Prices of all things are cheaper
this season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

LADIES RIBBED VESTS -.
black. and natural. A.l0. SIS. ma r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

LADIES RIBBED NON-sTRfyK,.
VESTS, high-neok, long-sieeyes. ls ~
white. and black, 81. N.35. and 81 p 'F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

oyFrcs COLLECTOR err TAxEs)
ROOM z. FIRST FLo0R. CRY HALL
RICHMOND, VA, December 1, 1894 }
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

The RESIDUE OF CITY TAXES. real
and personal. for 1884 are due and payable
In this ONCE during the month Of De.
ccmber. A penalty OF ; per cent. VII
after December sist, and the same re-
ported as delinquent, and published, ac-
cording to law. Every male n years Of
age, and every person or firm keeping
been assessed for personal tax. and
Will please call and settle. 20 a. to avoid
being reported as delinquent. During thu
year there has been put IN my bands q
large s%oup S, q psSy,s sS Sps sad ss ncs
and win have to be declared dellnquens
n not paid on or before Deconibef INST.
Attention 70 the abovs. On the part OF
the cst4ens Of Richmond VII! avoid de-
pense, 0nica open from 90 a a. to
W. ~ p ~. CUNN1EQHAM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
CHRISTMAS Sale

ere we knew we would have to
close out our stock.
Were we not positively certain
you are to be loser if you do not
buy from us we would not so
forcibly impress this upon you.
It is not a question with us of
how small a profit we could at
ford to sell at--our sole aim is to
sell out the stock and our low
prices are doing it steadily and
surely.
We save you money on every
item you buy.
Boys Clothing lower than
ever.
Eight-Day and Alarm Clocks
at lowest prices ever quoted.
Papcterie, Plush Cases, and
Japanese Ware in elegant pro-
fusion, but at such low prices as
to bewilder those who don't
know we are
Selling Out to Close The Store.
Silks, Velvets, Satins, Pushes,
Woollen Dress Goods, CASH
meres, everything in Black and
Colored Dress Goods at lowest
pillow prices.
Carpets are moving right
along. If you want one, buy
now. Later when we are sold
out prices will be higher. Come
now and get advantage OF our
low prices.
! A few good Whitney Carriages
at very low prices.
Toys are ready.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06
WINES,

We have large assortment of I'm.
ported and Domestic Sherries, Ports,
Catawbas, Madeiras. Tokay and Soup
pernong Wines for table and cooking
purposes We handle nothing but pure
goods--po cheap. adulterated. so-called
wines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

LADIES' RIBBED PANTS. WIN. -.
natural. 5oc., 81. 50. and s.. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

Excellent values IN GENTlruy,.
SHIRTS. all fun regular-msds !, r'
apiece. Drawers 10 match a. tte 80
price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

cHILDREN's wHITE-wOoL In
AND PANTS reduced from %. a. :, !.
to q lac. apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-06

A few cases OF s. SHIRTS Al,
DRAWERS were shipped TOO late q, l,
to use In our regular stock. y.s ~.
have the choice OF them az N.Jl-n5,p.
cost of the material In them.