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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
Breeder, TaIey 4 Co.,
300 EAST BROAD STREET.
CLoAKs AND DRESS GOODS TINE.


Our Cloak stock was never i'm q better
shape Cloth Capes. Fur Capes, Astra-
chan Capes. PLUSH Capes. Black Goats.
Tan Coats Gray Coats Brown Coats. all
al popular prices.
Dress Goods from &c. to $50 per yard.
The tariff bill reduction on Dress Goods
went into effect in our store a considerable
while ago. and We are selling SOC ALI
Wool 50-inch Cashmeres for 31lgc.
Joc. Atwood Serges at 3sc
39c. Atwood Dress Fldnnels for 29c.
25c. All-WoOl Dress Flanne.s for DC.
2Jc. Half-WoOl Cashmere for l9c
our store ami windows. under the skilled
hands of our decorator are putting on
their Holiday Dress.
our buyer is now in New York and At
once new goods VIII begin To pour In upon
US.
To the patrons Of our Linen Depart
ment we recommend the Hollis Linen. ~
inches wide. al &c, and the Nathaniel
Linen, f. inches wide, at soc.
The Linens are peculiarly adapted Tor
draWn-work and other fancy purposes.
The celebrated Powhatan Linen, OK
which We have exclusive control IN this
market. il out ~ stock AT present. and AS
there Is none in this country just now, We
viii have 70 await with patience its ar
rival which Is expected In reasonable
time. However. in the interim buy the
Hollis and Nathaniel Linen.
Just received a new lot or Hemmed
Cases and Sheets.
Pillow Cases AZ Ga, TO- 1872, and lie.
Sheets At a., ~. and 6Sc.-the best values
We have ever offered In these goods.
no LIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
Learn What the Law Il.

Hardly less important TO the people OF
Virginia than electiDg a Democratic dele
cation to the United States House of
Representatives Is our duty to give a
thorough tglal TO the Australian-ballot
system. which will 30 into operation for
the first time at general election IN
this State. next Tuesday.
This law Is the outgrowth OF the agi-
,ation last winter against the Anderson
Mccormick law. While the Dispatch was
well satisfied with the old law, II ac-
quiesced in the change. for the reason
that we felt sure We would have TO try
the Australian ballot sooner or later
and because we hoped that thus the
mouths Of the agitators would be stopped
FOR awhile. In this we were over-san-
gvine, but our duty to give the new
system fair test Is as clear az ever.
And so we urge the cooperation OF an
Democrats 10 give the Walton law a
thorough trial II II prove az good
law for Virginia as 1t has proved for
more than twenty other States we should
cling to Il and perfect II as experience
may suggest. II It prove to be altogether
untitled for our use 1t should he repealed.
Then we can return to the Anderson
Mccormick law, or submit to the people
the question of calling a convention TO
revise and amend the Constitution with
respect to the electoral franchise.
But IL will be impossible TO DO justice
TO the Walton law unless our special
cons,ables and judges Of election go to
the polls thoroughly informed as TO it'
provisions. They should learn what the
law is beforo they undertake the respon-
sibility OF administering IT, The ofhceF
who goes 70 the polls without haNlns
previously familiarized himself with The
law will in all probability make a great
fool Of himself and IS liable to do his
party much injury. and may get himseif
into trouble. 1t Is the desire and e1pec-
tation Of our party authorities that the
law shall be carried out with the utmost
exactness. and the officer who from igno-
rance or stupidity or other cause fails
in this respect will find himself without
sympathizers or apologis;s.
We earnestly trust that the judges
and clerks of election and special consta-
bies of Richmond, Manchester, and Hen
rico, and of all the other cities and coun-
ties Of the State have thoroughly IN
formed themselves as TO their duties.
and are prepared TO discharge them pre-
RI he Law, directs
There is no time to be lost. Election
officers who wish to do their work salts
factorily to the public must learn the
law at once Every man of them should
know his place and his duties. Friends,
prepare yourselves for the work before
you. Don't exhibit yourself as an igno-
ramus. Don't be "a stick What you
have undertaken to do do well and win
credit for yourself and your party.
There is no constable. or other officer
Of election. whose honesty of purpose
we distrust. but we fear that some may
blunIer through ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
which will be well-nigh ineXcusable after
all the pains that the Dispatch and other
papers have taken TO publish the law
and the explanations of the law which
have been made by Judge simmons, or
Botetourt, Judge Aiken, of Danvile, and
Attoney-Gcneral Scott.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
WHAT YOU MOST NEED.
Seine Good Advice About What IL Re.
ouired In tho Life.

Did YOU ever stop to think about the
necessity for q stimulantf Nature sup
plies her own. II Ia astonishing what she
will do II given n chance. In how short
n time will she revive the over-tlred brain
by means OF rest and sleep! A healthy
Treatment but we are not all healthy.
Doctors tell us that not two people In
every hundred are perfectly sound In
body and mind. Nature, for that reason,
cannot keep US healthy or cure our all
ments. We must gain stimulant from
some other source, get fresh energy ana
life. or we break down. The blood must
have new animation given 10 ~, anu SEM
rushing through the veins with renewed
Vitality. a sparkle given to the eye, a
flush OF health to the cheek the whole
system must be purified ana strengthened.
Man and women who neglect this are
pale, puny. aud despondent. for tnein ne
nj, .s 10 be doneY" There Is but one way.
and that is by the help OF the best and
nurest stImulant that science has ever
5g,scovered Doctors tell us tina. whiskey.
when absolutely pure, Is the only thing
that will answer this purpose. There Is
hut one pure whiskey known 10 the
world. and that Is Duffy's Pure Malt; II
widaspread popularity through its merits
alone II is the only one that IL recon-
handed nv doctors, endorsed by ministers,
nraised BY lawyers. and taken by every
wan and woman who values health and
strength. This should be borne carefully
nr Drocers. because they can make more
money on inferior whiskey. and that
n,bicS is not medicinal, try 10 sell II In
,',ace Of Dufy's Pure Malt. Do not be
Seceiyed. but secure that which you know
to be the best.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
Rlorovs NEGROES ARRESTED.
Taken ~ 80 aussiasten bincs ffem Dssp
csssk 10 Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. November H.
Especial -About II o'clock "wednesday
night Captain ]. r. Williams, commander
OF the Huntington Rifles. received orders
from SheriY r. w. Milstcad TO proceed
with his company TO Deep creek, when
In about twelve miles above tnis cry
to arrest large number OF nesro
men who had resisted Inspector James
Ronews eli and several other ofiicers. two 81
whom were badly cut and bruised by the
negroes. The soiiier lads arrived AT tneir
declaration furt ar the day was breaking,
crossed bean creek In several large row.
boats. ana surrounded the negro huts be-
fore their occupants were aware OF tnelr
presence. The Sheriff, armed with war
rants Ter the ringleadsrs. I a, once Green peD,
+. ]. Clark, Godfrey Cook, Thomas
Slaughter Whitfield Rockcrty. and Jerry
Cook were the first TO be taken into cus-
tody. At first IL looked as though me
men would show fight, but wnen they
saw the brass buttons and hxed payone,.s
they very quietly submitted 10 arrest
and together with eighteen more. Who IN, IN,
directly took part In me nsnt WIN are
oyster inspector and his deputies, were
marched TO this city.
Inspector Bonewcll informs your CORE
spondent that he has every reason 70 pc
Ueya that the AFFAIR OF yesterday VIII put
q stop TO all Illegal oyster dredyers III
this county. Most Of the guilty parties
are not residents OF this county, ou'
merely came here during the oys.e, So
son. The negro Green IL the main leausr
~ The gang and Is feet tall and weighs
about 2i0 pounds. Three OF them IN
Guiding Green. were given nearing yes
terday evening. and were sent on 10 the
grand Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

The Danvlle Register says II does NOT
Tear any considerable opposition to the
amendment to the State Constitution
upon which the voters are to pass next
week. Neither do we. But when we
see leading Republican papers calling
Tor the defeat Of that amendment and
read Of the training in the art OF voting
which IL now going on throughout the
commonwealth. We feel as II We would
like TO notify the whites that there may
Dc danger ahead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
v. A. CHEATW0OD'S,
1915 EAST MAIN STREET,
is THE PLACE FOR YOU
TOBUY CHEAP GOODS.
Read the prices below and
see how much a little money
will buy:

Ladies' All-Wool Hose, former price
Ladies' Fast-Black Seamless Hose, Tor
mer price l5c, now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '
Ladies' Fast-Black Hose. former price
Ladies Fancy Hose, former price lVc'' -
now .................,..' ''''''' :: 49,. ~
Chliren's Fast-Black Hose. former
Men Fast-Black IIalfHose, former
Mems Fast-Tan Half-Hose. former =.
Mons SDarIlcss Mixed HalfHose, for
- ,,ice ioc now .................. SC.
Mems Gray Undershirts. former price
Doc now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .''ooc'
Men, Atwood Red Undershirts, for
mer price q, now nvor,n ii;;ndershirts
former price 81, now .........'...,.,.. ''o'
Ladies Ribbed Vests, former price
Ladies' Ribbed Vests. former price
Ladies Merino Vests. former price
Ladies' Wool Vests, former price w.
now Observation-Disclosures. ...'oc.
Ladies All-Wool Balmoral skirts. for
mcr price 81, now ..................... .'oc'
Figured satteens. former price u &c.
now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .....o loo
Fas.-B'ack satteen, former price 1oc.;
Fa aS~ satieen. former price,
Fast Black Satteen. former price 2c..
now ........................ loo.
Fast-Biaok satteen. former price l5e.; o..
PINT Goods for boys or men, former
Pant Goods for boys or men, former
price i0c., now ........................2 oc
Black and White Calicoes. former
cheviot for mems shirts. former price
- l-2c.. now ...::...........;..";s l-Sc.
Unblcached Jeans, former price loc.:
R ho% lean; former price il Pc.
All in Wool. Red-TwiIied Flannel, for
mer price 25c., now ..................lo c.
Apron Ginghams tall size checks. for
mer price 1-3c.. now .......;.....:..' &C.
Ladies' Umbrellas, former price 75c..
Ladies' Umbrellas. former price 81.
Ladies Aii-siik Umbrellas. former
Ladies Kid Gloves Cblack and tam.
former price Sl.25, now ...............15c.
Canton Flannel. former price IL l-2c.'
Canton Flannel. former price loc.,
Canton Flannel. former price &C..
Canton FLANNEL. former price &c.
now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sc.
White Counterpanes former price 75c.,
now Observation-Disclosures. .50c.
White Counterpanes. former price II.
now Observation-Disclosures. .75c.
White Counterpanes. former price $50.
now ..................,..... ............... u.
Bleached Sheeting e IL yards wide).
former price Csc, now ............... .2oc.
Lace Curtains. former price 81.
now ...................... .Ioc.
Lace Curtains former price $50.
now ........................ u.
Lace Curtains, former price s..
now ...............-..... .$izo
Lace Curtains. former price $50.
w. A. CHEATWOOD.
nov Pit 1916 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

we resrct that Judge Staples was un-
able TO be present al the Old Market Hall
meeting night before last. Richmond peo-
pie want TO hear him. During this can.
vSss the Judge has spoken at many places
with great advantage to the party. his
spseches are spoken OF us sparkling with
fact end argument. and as being very
entertaining. We hope yet to hear MIN
IN this city before this campaign is ended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

Our buyer IL now IN New YORK sennihs
home daily by express new lines OF Clo'h
Coats and Capes. Fur Capes, ana liush
Capes from s. 10 $50 apiece.
Special sale on 100 Inst Seasons pam
and Cape Coats that sold at SIS, $50 SD,
and SO They go at So. $50. ard $o-in
black, navy, brown. ard tans
200 Light and Medium-Weight Capes ana
Jackets at $50. $3.50. 81. s. and S-soid
at double the money.
We have made the hit on Dress Goods
this season. Read our prices:
50 pieces Half-Wool Changeable Figured
Dress Goods, sold everywhere at 80 ana
25c.; our special price only lsc. yard.
Is pieces Wool 3s-lnch Fancy Novel
ties, good as styles at 81 and N.95; our
special price only 31lac. yard.
IL pieces All-Wooi Covert Cloths IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

The Alexandria Gazette is as Obtuse
70 our irony about Bissell and Maxwell
helping Hill as it is wrong in saying that
the people Of old Appomattox Court
use besought the authorities to change
the name Of that post-ofiice. All that
those people aid when notified that they
must" give up tNeir old name was to
81 ggest Surrender instead. And they
are sorry enough that they did this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
caution 20 oonstabies.

II you have been appointed special
constable to serve at the election to be
held on Tuesday next, you will 10 called
upon to aid many voters. and u ", there
fore, incumbent upon you TO inform your
self thoroughly ~ to what your duties
will be- Learn 70 that you may teach
others. Don't 20 to the polls to exhibit
your ignorance; 70 there to discharge
your duties like model of'icer. The spe-
ciai constable who doesn't understand the
law will be a nuisance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
Railroad Contracts Sub Let.

ROANOKT. VA, November l.-(Spe-
cialD John Sexton, of this city. who
lately secured the contract for the con-
struction OF the twelve miles a railroad
from point on the Norfolk and Western
railroad. four Ini es south of harrisburg.
into the MOuD.ai':-l IKE property. has
sub-,et four miles OF he work 10 each
Of The following parties: S5Yhdeys &
Co.. Of Franklin county. Vaughn & Luck,
arl II. O. Rogers, of this city. The
bridge for the same road over New river
was sub-lct 10 II. Gillian. of Pulaski
city Th- road IS 10 be comoletcd by the
lst OF February.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

Plain and Mixed Colors. 20 inches w'de'
at e5c.-gooi as some sold at 81 YARD.
Is pieces i5-incA ATWOOD Novelties ~
SOC: regular styles sold formerly AZ soc'
to 81.
SILKS, sATINS. GRoS-GkAiNs'
our stock never 70 full OF des'rao,e anu
chean stuffs as now. The largest ana
cheapest line OF Fancy silks at 7oc., u.
and SIS In the city.
Black silks. Rhadamcs. and Gros-"r''hS
from soc. 10 $50 yard. -
80 pieces japanese silk Drapery al %
and 33c., worth 15c. yard
See our line on centre counters.
80 pairs Chenille Poruere Curtains Jus.
received from manufactures 10 SCI. 90 S
our own prices. We have them AT Nss.
Us. s2.ss. $50. sos. $3.50. 1893, ~. ara
81 30 The Largest and Heaviest Gooos
In the market for the money. Can anu
sss us for BARGAINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
TrE AlLECHkNY INSTITUTE.
Nothing Definite Determined Upon in lie
gard TO Its Transfer.

ROANOKE. Va. November 1.-(Spe-
ciai)-The trustees " Allegheny Insti-
tute and Rev. Drs. W. T. Hatcher. w.
W. Iandrum, and c. II. Ryland. on be-
half Of Richmond College, held two con-
feTcnces here to-day In regard to trans
fcrring the control Of the former 10 the
trustees of the latter. to be used az a
preparatory school for the college. No
thing definite was agreed upon but II
is believed and desired here that the
arrange viii he cOnSummatcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

30 Remnants %

20 Remnants ~ Fl
mlngs from tbs w..
things you want SI'
them out.
Mems Department orr
tlcmens Knit Sll.r
pairs Drawers. "
S pairs Canton fl4Ai..
2Oc. PAIR.
10 Containers Ir.lur
feren, sizes "a fDr
Q pair 50c Mems ~lri
b pain 35c Susi rlrf
II Four-in- Hand kt,tr.
quality iUD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
1t1(S!HE:N!,(5
= ~
Store Opens at . o'Clo,kAy
FRIDAY Sovrn,n ia.
REMNANT DAY

Everybody has use 3,
lengths and odd thing.
new housekeeper long, H.,
dishes; the experienced ~.
knows that the bit ot r,.I
make just the same tr...
from the short length a, .,-
piece the aesthetic
picks up Bric.a.Bac-l..
or COS. DO dollar duty At
on REMNANT DAY. Isr' IS
usual times. Dura. ,a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
|THALHIMER BROTHERS
THREE LEADING GRACES--
CLOAKS, - SILKS, - DRESS GOODS'

The PRErTlEST and ihE Snnr
styles oe ga
perfect hitting Inc
cent goods still at old prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

All letters and kilograms must he M
dressed TO THE DISPATCH COMPANi'
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

UPTOWN OFFICE. 42s EAST BROAD
STREET
wEST-END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. Belviccre and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. l2G HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
KID.GLOyE DEPARrN.l
erS remnants too.

: = 7 = IT 7 = = y :
II pairs ~ MoslI''AI-
quality. various si t.t
ami ga. l5c ia.r
II pairs Of i-BgtfO. i'
In red and taus. g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

Nnnted SltuatIons co WorUs OF Ie'"''
Reading notices In reading-matter tyfe'
1--WE lines or less. 81: in nonpareii haoeu'
a5c
Card OF rates for more space furnished
on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

Rev. G. r. kuyk. of Richmond; VITO
parish in Nottoway county. and ~.
Johns church. Iunenburs. will preach ms
first sermon in Crewe on Sunday the S'h
instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

Line Of IMPORTED NOVELTY
SUITS, in all the newest fabrics, ranging
in price from $40 to S27.50 per suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

52.irch wide CHEvIOTS, DIAGO.
NAILS. STORM SERGES, COVERT
CLOTHS, elegant assortment OF fabrics,
at 81 per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
The FourQurean-Price Company
KAUFMAN & CO.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
SEAS0NABLE MILLINERY.

Black Felt Hats. bound. in the new
shapes. Usual price &c. our price 3Sc.
English Wool felts in black and colors'
wired edges. IN all the popular shapes.
Usually sold at Toe. our price iSc.
Children's English Wool Hats in flats
and shapes All the new shapes AZ well
as staple colors. over 30 styles to select
from. Price ioc.
BLACK. Navy. and Brown Trimmed
Walking Hats. 4sc.
Other STYLES at % and 75c.
Navy and Black. New Shape, Trimmed
Felt Sailors, with leather swaziland,
bound edge. Usually sold at 7jc.; our
price 4Sc.
Fine-Quality Trimmed Sailors in navy
and black. zoe.
Beaver-Crown English Walking Hat.
square or dent crown. felt brim, navy.
black, and brown. Always sold for $l25;
our price CSC.
Beaverton Sailor in navy. black. and
brown. new shape. very nobby. Reduced
from $50 TO 81.
French Felt Hats in all the new shapes,
small and large. which always sell for
81 % and 81 so: our price csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

Full line of the best grades OF ENG.
LISH YELLING and DRESS GRAPES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

BEAUTIFUL FIGURED BLACK
GOODS, in large variety OF patterns,
Toe. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
CARPET UEPARIT.\.

CARPE | DIP AZ N.N.
Tapestry brussels t.f
10 % yards. u...
floor for Sic a furi
Body Brussels Remnant
on your iioor ior
MOqusttes. some JUST
OF quality and d--i-
on your floor for
CLOAK DEPARlN-Ni
the HandSomeSt Line %
have ever shown. y
one or two Coat o, G..
kind remain, hlI,-fn.r
Ladies', Misses. 10 C....'
BED Comforts.
G Sinele-BeI Comforts
lot. DC. each. Lots
lots.
100 Cloth-Bouni, l-mao
from I9c.
sets Thackerly IS
S2.or. from S+.56.
Remnants in Blsem-a'
room.
; Ornaments. slightly ch.i
from SOC
Bronze Ornaments, g.,
, % Tis me Ornament. 81 ins'
French China Choce.l.
3 - each, f0r s.. ..-...
4 French china Drcort'r
were 81 - each, Tot =
LOT Decorated After in
Saucers. were - a doc
and saucer
French china Cake PA.
rated. been s. 50 cact
& Decorated china Soal l'
instead Of 5oc. ,..I..
Real China Tooihpick-H
rated. ? and "
q Decorated lWlort't
each instead OF s. a p ....
IL Decorated Imported i'.i.'.
each instead 81 s. ~ a.+
2 Jardinieres. were %
3 Jardnieres. were
1 Decorated China .il..
short $50 from - f Dad.
s Decorated China Cuspt-'i
each. for 21c. ....
Corner Book Cablntt
aged. BE. was s. -
Corner Book Caointl7'
$50. .t..-
cen,re-draft burner. 49,
1 ladies Rocking-Chair sa-
aged, s.. been s. ..s...t.r.
1 Han-Chair, silk -danasN ai
& Gt -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

THE
COMPANY.
GREAT OFFERING OF VALUES
\ GOODS
TO-DAY.
49,;
We have culled from our
stock of Imported Suit Pat
terms about twenty-five styles,
which we shall offer to-day at
an enormous reduction from
former prices.
IMPORTED CHEVIOT SUIT
PATTERN, in tan ground with
fur trimming. and button effects IN
fur and embroidery. Former price
$50
FRIDAY, $40.
| DARK-GREEN BROAD
CLOTH SUIT PATTERN. with
wide band of Boucle. in old gold
and black. Former price Sl2-
FRIDAY, So.
9 BROADCLOTH SUIT PAT
TERMS, in mode and mahogany
brown, embroidered in self-color.
Former price $40
FRIDAY, So.
SUIT PATTERNS in irde-
scent cheviot. Former price $40
FRIDAY, $3.50.
3SUIT PATTERNS in novelty
effects. Former price sl5-
FRIDAY, $3.50.
3SUIT PATTERNS in novelty
weave, in wide stripes. Former
price ST each
s SUIT PATTERNS in rough
effects, stripes and figures. Former
$40, sl2, and Sl2. 80 each
FRIDAY CHOICE, So.
ILLUMINATED DIAGONAL
SUIT PATTERN. in dark garnet
effect, Former price Sl2.5O--
FRIDAY, &6.2J.
Tho Eournnrnan prize C0mnanQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

All the staple weaves are represented
SILK WARP EUDORA CLOTH AND
HENRIETTA.
SILK WARP GLORIA CLOTH I'M
PEkIAL SERGES.
NUNS YELLING, WOOL, SILK AND
WOOL, ALL SILK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
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times ...................'.'''' -
, times .............'..''''''''' y
times NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
! month................... ~ y
: months neutrality-suspicious. ~ -
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

Hood's Pills cure al liver Ills. 2oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02

46.inch FINE IMPERIAL SERGE
at SOC. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-02
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